MBlVTOm) MXIT, THTBTJN13, AtEOFOfeT), ORECION, MONDAY, MAT 13, 1912,
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HIT THURSDAY
( Conl rlliuloil,)
Tho mwond aiunial oxhlhll of worli
dono In our pnhllo imiIiooIh In now
IiHiik lint up In tliu IiIkIi Hctiool
liiillillriK mill will ho rondy liy tho
in I tltl lt or tho coinliic wim.)(. it In
hojmd Hint thin yvnr'n uttoudniico will
ho iiiui'Ii Kri'ntur than laiit your',
Thoilo who hnvit ln'fti kiiii In
loiich with our hcIiooIr thin your uro
tilnmdy roiivliirml Hint tho MiMlfortl
HchoolH havo hiMtu licopliiK m(p with
tho iroKrKnvt and outt-rjirlMliiK Mplr
It of our city. Nnvnr hoforo In tho
hlntory of our kcIiooIh Iiuh tlioro Ihmmi
wiu-h a Miirci-HHfiil and HittUfui'tory
ni'hool year, ami whllo thoro roiunliiH
much to ln it('('OuiillHhi In tho fu
lure, It miiHt ho riuoiuhirod Hint tho
liioiti.nt NUrliitmliint Iium had innrli
to lontcml with ami hrm In the two
y far it ho Iiuh liuon Imro put (ho Mtd
ford hcIiooIh fnr nhovo 'whom thoy
worn ami on n lovt'l with tho ht-nt In
lh United Htutfn. Tho orxnulzatlou
or tho inolhi'tV rluliM and tho clvlo
liiiprovcini'iit cIiiIih Iiiih douo n ismnt
iti'iit lownrd promotion a hoi (it iiii
domtitudliiK hotwonn paroutH and
toui'horn and tho rcnultn of Kiirli tin
dorntnmlliiK mid cooporntlou cannot
hut ho rnr marhluK. Tho entlm rorp
or tKiirhorit thlx your lnm hoon p.ood
ami hi'ltor work Iiuh Iiooii dono In
ovry lino Ihuu ovor hi'tom, Much
or thlN work cannot or courno ho ox
hlhlti'd hut many linen or work now
carried on In our hcIiooIm havo ma
terial ri'MiillH which may ho neon hy
all who call at I ho IiIkIi uchool hulld
Iuk next Wcilni'Ndny, ThurddSj- and
Friday nflornooriH from a to 0 and
I'Vldny ovuiiltiK from 7:30 to 10,
Ten of tho noulnr Klrln huvo mado
llo'lr Krudunllou dromen with tho
ront lliulti'd to $ 7 . r. 0 ami thito dreim
H alouo ttpcak of hard work on tho
part of teacher and puplln. Home- a&
drewnen who cont wan limited to
H.fiO uro nlno lo ho oxhlhlUul hy tho
Junior Klrln. Tho other clunnon down
to and Including tho nlxth grndn will
huvo vnrloun neatly flnlnhed ph-cen or
work on exhibition,
Tho domestic iciincn department
will ho open und nil kind of rooked
rood will not only he on exhibition
hut will ho for nalo Thursday und
Friday.
Tho nrt department linn a larger
and hotter iixhlhll than over before,
the work HhowliiR plainly whut run
lie dono with ull medium when the
rouro In carefully planned und car
ried out, All tho hull wall npuce and
three rooms aro being devoted to
thin one department alone. Tho
floor nparo on both floorn will he
lined by tho manual training depart
ment. No ouo will deny much credit
to tho Inntructnr ami boyn who huvo
worked together Mr better and moro
urllntlc work during tho punt months.
I'erhtipn It In not well known that
nutnldu or 1'ortlaiul Modfont linn tho
niohl complete coumo In manual
inilnhiK In the ntate. Thin course
commeiicen In the rirnt urado ond
rontlniien throuKhout tho high uchool.
In addition to the Hewing, cooking
mid nhop exhlhltM tho flrat flvu
grudon will huvo on exhibition hand
work or nil kludn.
Tho Hoonovelt nchnol Iiuh UHked
and been granted peruilNnloii to put
up U'Hpeclul exhibit on Friday, Thin
exhibit will nhow what ban already
been dono In prlvnlu cant nldo gar-
deiin hy Ihene youthful hut outbu
nlunllo gardener.
Tho IiIkIi nrhool orchentrn will
riirnlnh iiiiihIo Krldny evening.
All are urged to attend thin ex
hibit mid thim nhow their apprecia
tion or whut In being 00110, nod while
wo ur booming ror it greater Mod
ford let iih hoont ror our Mori (cm)
itchoolH,
MOTHEn BALKS AT SEPARA-
TION FROM CHILDREN
An order woh Innuod hy tho coun
ty court Rut unlay committing Mm.
lllchnrtl Moo nnil her thrcc-ycar-old
bnhy boy to tho poor fnrni, nnd hor
threo ilaiiRhtflrn, Mnbol, Ullon nnl
Florouco, nged (1, fi und 10 yonrH, to
tho Iloyn' & (llrlB Aid Hocloty nt
Portlund. From prosont IndlcntlotiB
tho order will novor ho curried out.
MrH, Moo mid hor flock roriiHo to ho
Hopurntod. Colloctlvoly, thoy would
go uny plnco, hut divided wuh differ
cut. Tho Moo'h live on n utrlp of laud
In tho Ooud Indian country, und it
woolc ago tho rather, Kloliurri Moo,
wuh hound over to tho grnntl Jury for
alleged hurglurlon In that Hoctton.
TIiIh loft IiIh family without any sup
port hut a few cltlckouH and a pig.
tho -feeding of which worried tho lit-.
Ho mother. Until they realized what
tho order or Judgo Noll mount thoy
wutohori with Interest tho prqeood
IngH, tho ohlldron playing on the
floor of tho county couvt. Tho truth
brought tho nugulHh, Then Judgo
Noll ulguod tho committment ordoiH
und wont home earlier thun umial.
Medford Printing company carry
(ull lino of lugal blauks. '
ASK RECOGNITION
FOR MCKSON CO.
local (IcmorralH anneit that Jnclt
nou county mid aouthorn Oregon are
entitled to recognition' hy (ho party,
Innnmiich an there woro no delegate)
to tho national convention nelorted
from HiIm Hoctloii, mid no" party iioinl
( or offlro holdern, To neciire
th'ii rncoKiiltlon, Mayor W. II, t'anou
Iiuh been put forth oh a candidate for
tmtlonal committeeman.
CoiiimentliiK upon the Hltiintlon,
tin- Portland Journal nuyn:
"Flvo umnen aro IioIiik prominent
ly mentioned iih niutllrintcH ror uu
Mount comuiltloemeii to reprcneut the
deiuorraiH or Oreiton ror tho next
four yenrH. Tho iielectlon will ho
nifile by tho 10 delennten to tho na
tional convention after they o lo
rialtlmore,
'Three uiomhorn or the delenatlon
are amoiiK thono undorntooif to ho
wIIIIiik to take membernhlp on tho
national committee, which will direct
tho comlriK prenldentlul campaign.
ThcHO aro A. H, Hennell or The
Dalten, nu old war homo or dnuioc
racy, und twow I'orllund men, Will
It, Iiik mid IVed V. Ilolman.
"Milton A. Miller or Lebanon, who
linn held the place ror yearn, Ih ex
ported lo neek another term, and a
fifth name Ih IicIiik un;cd from
Hoiitheru OrcKOii, that of W. II.
Cmioii or Medrord. Tho rrlendH or
the latter aro becoming active In bin
beliair, declarliiK that he Ih particu
larly titrnng an mi orcanlzor, and
that Hoiitheru OreKOii, hnvlnr. fallen
to elect any of the riolegatcK, In en
titled to recognition. Judge Canon
wun mayor or Medfonl four yearn und
htm hern it hurri worker ror parly
niicccflH In Jocknon county."
HEAVY PEAR DROP
The Cnljr.irnin Fruit (HHtriliutrtri
under ilute of Siicrnmciito, May 11,
ixkuc market letter No. 'J iih follew:
The fir"t ciirload of deciduous
fniit for HH'J liuvint; heen Hliippcd,
the fruit hciixoii may now he sitiit to
hnvo heen opened.
ClmrricH. The first curload of
cherricH wuh nhipju'd from Vncuvilh'
on the H t li. It wiim not a full cur,
hut contained nearly 111(10 package
of jicverul diffurcnt vuricticH, iuclud
Um GiligucH, UoekMrt, Helle de Or
IcntiM, Advance, ('hapmmi und u few
Tartariaiih. There liu heen no par
ticular i-liatitre in the cherry crop
xiuce our liiM letter was i-Mted, ex
cept (hut condition ore not iiite a
promihiug ns thev were nt that time.
It it doubt lul if the output will he '.
large, if uuv linger than lost year
when it amounted to 'Jltl curs. It i
rcxirlcd that there will ho n general
nhortage of the black varieties.
The fiot carlol hliipmeu If It this
year jiM two ilnyn curlier than the
initial shipment of last season and it
is probable that this represents the
actual diifercnce in the time of rip
ening of the different vnriclies
throughout the season. In oilier
words thev will come in at praeliciilly
Ihe same dales us in 1111 1,
Apricots. No particular change to
he noted n Huh variety, except that
the fruit continues to look well und
the crop is more promising rather
thun otherwise. The fruit U clean
and will ho of good shipping tpmlity.
A few crates of I'ringloH have already
heen shipped from Winter.
I'luniH nnd Prunes will probably
run about the same iih Inst year, hi
the earlier section the crop will he
good, hut not heavy. In the San
Joaquin valley prospects are very
promising for n full crop.
Peaches continue to develop fnst
and will make nu overage crop, heiug
particularly heavy in I lie San .lompiin
volley.
Durllelt Pears. During the pnsl
ten dn.VH there Juis heen a heavy drop
in this vftriely, hut there is plenty lefl
for n full crop, which promises to ' o
of unusually good nuality.
flrnpe vines are growing rapidly
und give promise of u first class
crop. There uro no indications of
mildew or other troubles at the pres
ent time.
Climatic conditions are now unite
favorable. With tho exception of two
or three days the average temper.
tui'e luis heen lower than usual and
warm weather is needed for the rapid
mid perfect development of the crop.
The season is now so far advanced
that it is not likely any more ruin will
full. Owing to this foot the crop in
some of tho early non-irrigated see
tions may he nffeeted somewhat. It
is not at all likely, however, tluit this
will lessen the general output.
The number or puHhongorn carried
on the ruIlroudH or thin country In
1911 approximated l,010,ri00,r27,
ugaliiHt 171,08:1,100 In 1110. Eu ru
ing rroni piiBBongurH totaled $850,-
7712,785 tu 1011 und U1!8, 002, 4711
111 1 U 10.
CAUFORNIA REPORTS
The Walrus Hunt
KHkimo liimleiH nhout to open fire
upon n ximill herd of wulriiH iihIcc oii
Die ice. l)obbn, who comcx to the
Medfonl thenter Tliurxdiiy, May ll!,
for three ilav mIiowm n wiilniM hunt
TIP-PAYING HOTELS
LOS AN'OFXKS, Mnv HI Three
thousand traveling men of America
will he usked lo withhold their pal-
roniigc from hotels, barbershops ami
other places where tipping is in
vogue, according to n resolution
which was adopted today hy the
grand council of the I'niled Coinuier
ciul Travelers of America.
A commillee was appointed hy Hie
cniiucjl, which is in convention here
mid instructed to confer with hotel
mid cafe association heads to unje
thai waiters he paid sufficiently to
obviale the necessity of depending
iimii tips for a livelihood. The su
preme council of the order will act
on (be matter at its meeting in June.
POTATO SPECULATORS
POKTLAND, Ore., May 13. Po
tato npeculutorn In California, Ore.
gon nnd Washington thin year huvo
lont $:tir,000 und their Iobkcr arc
expected to havo a further depress
ing efreel on vulues throughout tho
Hea.Hon, uccnrdlng to tho Portland
Journal today. Certain Interests are
mild to have torced prices up more
than conditions Justified, the market
breaking In consequence.
.Smaller firms In Snn Francisco
are nnld to huvo suffered losses
amounting to 1100,000. Speculating
Interest of Oregon mid Washington
lire believed to huvo lout $7S,000.
Producers' losses uro estimated nt
$100,000.
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SILVKKTON', Ore., May 111. Fun
oral services for Homer Davenport,
famous cartoonist who died in New
York u few days ugo, were held this
afternoon in the opera house at SiJ
vertou, the birthplace of the Cartoon
Ut. The services were very simple.
They were attended hy practically nil
Silverton Including relatives of (lie
dead cartoonist and n number ol
members of the famous old Silver
cornet bund in which Davenport bent
the drum ns a boy. The body was
buried in the little cemetery nt Sil
verton, where rests the hotly of his
father, T. W. Davenport.
BUD ANDERSON TO MEET
EDWARDS AT KLAMATH
Frnnkio Kdwnrds of Oakland, and
Mud Audor-on, of Vancouver, Wash.,
(ire to meet before the Klamath Falls
Athletic club in u 20-rouud hoxiic
mutch here June 'J, according to nu
announcement mudo today. Tho ni
to make I'M pounds ringside.
The boxing giituo has bean dead
here for several months nnd tho local
fans aro overjoyed at the announce
ment of the match. Hoth hoys aro
popular here and the card is ex
peeted to draw well.
ARIZONA PASSES CHILD LABOR
BILL, READY FOR SIGNATURE
PHOENIX, Ariz., May ln.'Pio
uutl-chlld labor hill passed tho lower
bouse today and wan sout to tho gov
ernor. Tho govornor todny signed
tho bill limiting tho hours of labor
In mines and it reduction of work to
eight hours. Tho child labor hill
prohibits tho employment of any
child uudor tho ago of fourteon In
any gainful occupation during school
hours and tho employment of any
child under sixteen underground In
minus or for uny occupation Injur
ious to houlth or morals or hazard
ous to llfo or limb, or at night, or
for. moro thun olght houra a day,
OVERREACH THEMSELVES
t hit t nftt-r four ycun efforts he fin
f 1 1 1 V Hocurcil flii pi'-'ture )h pronounc
ed hy Hficiitiptft" utnl prfns ns lln
Krenlcflf nnliirnl HCi.ni- of nen iin!mil
life in cxin!nnce,
ALLEN ON STAND
IN OWN BEHALF
WVTHEVM.LJ3, Va May 13.-
Nervous and pale and In a shaking
volco which was almost Inaudible,
Floyd Allen, of the notorious Allen
bandit gang, on trial here for his
llfo ror tho shooting of several per
sons In the Illllsvllle courthouse, tes
tified today In IiIh own behalf.
Allen recited hlH history und swore
thul ho told his attorney at the
Illllsvllle trial, which wan Interrupt
ed hy the murders committed hy the
Allen gang, that ho Intended to
"take bin medicine from Judge
Thornton Masnlo,
j SATURDAY SCORES. . j
NATIONAL f
W. h. P. C.
Cincinnati 1C 6 .762
New York M 7 .667
Uoston 9 9 .C00
Chicago 10 11 .476
Urooklyn 8 10 .4 44
Pittsburg - 8 12 .400
Philadelphia 9 15 .375
St. Louis 5 12 .294
Chicago 3, Now York 10.
Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 0.
Others postponed; rain.
AMERICAN'
W. L. P. C.
Chicago -.19 5 .792
Uoston u..-.fe.l3 8 .019
Washington -r..'..ll 10 .624
Philadelphia 9 10 .474
Cleveland 9 10 .474
Detroit -. U 13 .458
St. Louis 6 14 .300
Now York - ' G 13 .278
Now oYrk 0, Detroit-9.
Boston S. St. Louis 1.
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 9.
Washington 8, Cleveland 0.
COAST
W. L. P. O.
Oakland - 24 12 .C67
Vernon 19 lfi .G59
San Francisco 18 17 .514
Los Angeles 17 18 .486
Sacramento 16 20 .444
Portlund 11 20 .355
K. II. E.
Sacramento 2 11 2
Portland 3 8 1
DnttorleB Arellanos und Cheek;
Kluwltter and Howley.
Vernon - 4 12 1
Oaklund 2 6 2
Batteries Castleton and Brown;
Mnlarkey and MItie.
San Francisco - C 13 2
Los Angeles ,. 4 10 2
Batteries Baker, McCorrey and
Schmidt; Naglo and Boles,
NOIVTHWKST
W. L. P. C
Vancouver 14 11 .560
Portland 14 11- .Ti60
Victoria ..12 11 ,522
Spokano .., .'.11 11 ,500
Tncomit .10 14 .417
Seattle 10 14 .417
R. H. E.
Soattlo ' 12 1
Tacoma 0 3 5
Batterlos James ana Whaling;
Hall, Schmlts and Lalouge,
Vancouver v' 2 8 2
Spokano 5 8 1
Batteries Gcrvatso and Lewis;
Cadreau and Ostdlek.
Portland 8 16 2
Victoria 7 12 2
Batterlos Eastley aud Harris;
Kaufman aud Meek.
LUMBER SCHOONERS COLLIDE
AND BOTH ARE DAMAGED
SAN FKAN0ISC0, May W. Fol
lewing: n collision off Point Hoves,
tho lumber steamer Snn Pedro today
li'is nuivt'd at this port with the two
master schooner Mayflower in tow
'I ho Mayflower was bound for Cooper
fiver, Oregon, and tuo. San Pedro for
Eureka. Tho Mayflower was becu'in
when tho collision occurred aud win
hudly damaged. Tho orows of both
vcusels escaped.
RIVAL GATHERINGS
FOR WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Wash., May 13.
Whothor there nns to ho two con
ventions at Aberdeen Wednesday to
select Washington's 14 delegates to
tho national convention depends upon
tho state central rommltteo which
rncctH tomorrow. Tnft leaders nro
openly boasting thul thin pro-Tart
rommltteo will arbitrarily disregard
tho Itoosevelt-La Follette majority,
and will sent every contested Toft
delegate In the convention on tem
porary roll call. Tho program for
tho proposed convention steal In
cludcK an arrangement to admit no
one Into the convention hall unless
he has a certificate signed hy Chair
man Coiner, the pro-Tart state com
mltlco chairman, Tho secretary of
the committee, Edgar C. Snyder, of
Heattle, in a progressive.
On tho eve of tho state committee
meeting' the delegations line up as
follews: Uncontested Roosevelt,
278 Vi; uncontested Tatt. 137V4;
contested, 228; to be elected today,
19. Franklin county bus rive dele
gates ror La Follette first choice and
ror Toft second choice.
SLEEP WALKER TO
UNDERGO OPERATION
PORTLAND. Or.. May 13. Ralph
Emerson today Is undergoing treat
ment for Bleep walking following his
narrow escape from drowning as a
result of his propensities for wan
dering about while enjoying sound
slumbers.
Viewed by a numbe? or neighbors
who thought ho was a robber mak
ing his escape, Emerson climbed out
or his room In a hotel, clambered
along the fire escape till he stum
bled across the guy rope which ex
tends to a nearby boat houso and slid
down the rope. Landing on tho
boathouse he plunged off Into the
Willamette river. The shock of the
cold water awoke him and he swam
back to the boathouse and reached
shore safely.
Meanwhile excited cltirens had tel
ephoned the police to capture the
daring robber they supposed Emer
son to be, and a wagonload of blue-
coats arrived just as the sleepwalker
climbed out of the river.
Fearing ho would repeat the per
formance if allowed to go to sleep, he
was taken to the police station,
whore hia clothes were dried. He
was allowed later to leave in charge
of a relative.
$50,000 PURSE OFFERED
OF WESTERN AUTO RACE
I.OS ANGELES, May IH. Motor
enthusiasts are working todny ot.
plans for what they declare will be
the greatest automobile nice ever
held west of the Rocky Mountains.
They plnn to offer prizes nggregntr.i
:?.r)0,000 for the event, which would be
held in Los Angeles noxt Thnuks;i.
ing day. Eddie Maier, president of
the Vernon Baseball club and Dr. Ed
win Jans, are said to be ready to
guarantee the affair.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends
aud neighbors for their kindness and
assistance during the sickness and
death of our beloved wlfo and mother
and also for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
MU. E. TURNER,
44 MRS. CHAS. SKEETERS.
What's The Reason?
Many Medford lVoplo In Poor Health
Without Knowing tho Cause.
Thero are scores of peoplo who
drag out a miserable exlstenco with
out realizing" thfc causo ef: their suf
fering. Day after day they aro racked
with hackachu aud headache; suffer
from nervousness, dizziness, weak
ness, languor and depression. Likely
tho klduoys have fallen behind In
their work of filtering tho blood and
that is tho root of the trouble. Look
to your kidneys, assist them In their
work give thorn tho help they need.
You can uso no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills endorsed by
over one hundred thousand peoplo,
and by your neighbors In Medford.
W. P. Gould, 119 W, Jackson St.,
Medford, Oregon, says: "I used
Doau's Klduoy Pills, procured at Hus
klns' Drug Store, and am ploused to
say that thoy havo given mo more
rollof thau any othor kldnoy medi
cine I huvo ovor taken. Othor mom.
bors of my family have ulso used
Doan's Kldnoy Pills nnd tho results
havo beon so satisfactory that I do
not hesltnto ouo moment In giving
this 8tutemont."
For Bale by all dealers. Price GO
couts. Fo8tor-Mllhurn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, boIo ugeuts for tho Uulted
States.
Remember tho name Doan's
und tako no othor,
ICE CREAM and
SHERBETS
All our Ico Cream and Shorbots aro mado hy us from tho best
quality of cream and other Ingredients.
""VOL' HAVE THE HAIUT, WE HAVE THE OODH.
THE ANSWER IS
PALACE OF SWEETS
. OUR ORAN'OE SHERBET IH A WINNER.
THE
Sunrise Laundry
FAMILY WASHING A SPECIAITIT. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Orders called for and delivered. Flrat class work done by hand.
Ladles' and men's suits cleaned and pressed. Tel. Mala 7831;
Home, 37. Corner Eighth and South Central Avenue.
BEDDING PLANTS
Wo have a nice line bedding plants such as
Geraniums, Salvia, Verbenas, Lobeliaa, Chrysan
themums, Petunias, Heliotrope, Cannas, etc.
Always Nice Line Cut Flowers
MEDFORD GREENHOUSE
Ilomo Phono 237-X; Main 3741. 923 Main Street
Roseburg Strawberry Carnival
NAY 16-17-18
The Fourth Annual Strawberry Carnival at Rose
burg will be held on the above dates, and the
IU)l SUNSET V!
I (OGDEN&SHASTAl I
1 I ROUTES I I
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will sell round trip tickets from all points on its
lines at
ONE AND ONE THIED PABE
Tickets on sale' Mav 16-17-18 with final return
limit May 20th
For further particulars call on any S. P. Agent or
write to
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
First
National Bank
; of
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00
United States and Postal Savings Depository
We solicit your business, which will receive our
careful attention.
V. K. DEUEL, PRESIDENT
ORRIS CRAWFORD,
Nearly a quarter of a century under the same
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal 'treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $176,000.0i
W. L Vawter, President G. R. Liiadley, Vic Pr.
O. W. McDonald, Cashier
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