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Medfortl. OrKon, umlor tho net of
Mnroti 3, 18.9.
Official Paper of tho City of Meilford.
Official Pnpor of .Tncknon County.
SUBBORIPTIOH RATES.
One ymr, by malt $8.00
ono month, by mull CO
I'or month, itullvorcil by carrier In
MiHlfonl. Jacksonville nml Con
trnl Point CO
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. S.00
Weekly, per year 1.50
BWOSK CTRGtUiATIOK.
Dally average fr eleven months end
ing ovemier so. lsu, stsi.
ITull leaed Wire United Frtti
Dispatcher.
Tho Mali Tribune Is on ual at the
Kerry News Stand, San Kranclsco.
Portland Hotel Ncnn Stand. Portland.
Ilmrmnn Ncwa Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wnh.
MEsroRs, oRcaoir.
MetroDolls of Southern Orecon and
Northorn California, una tho fuslcit
Browlng city In OrcRon.
Population U. 8. census 1910 SS40;
estimated. 191110.000.
Klvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Wator System completed. Riving finest
supply pure mountain water, and 1T.3
tulles of streets paved.
Postofflco receipts for year endlns
November 30, 1911, show Increaso of 19
per cent.
wanner iruu ciiy in ureRon uokuc
nivcr HDltxenberir annlcs
vron sweep
BtaKea lrir. onu mie or
"Aotjla Xlrur of tit World"
nt tho National Apple Show, Bpokanr.
1909, and a car of Nsvtowns won
rirrt Ms la 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. 11. C
Tint Frlza In 1911
nt Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload or Newtowns.
P.okuo Hirer pears brought highest
firlces in nil marsem or me world uur
nrr tho pant six years.
Write Commercial Club, incloslnr C
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pampniei ever puuusneu.
F,
AWAIT BALL GAME
With the announcement that the
Grunts Pass ami Medford ball teams
will have their nM!iiins session in tho
season's struggle for tho diamond
honors of. southern Oregon at the
Medfonl ball park, Sunday, May 2Clh
the funs are manifesting y;reat inter
est in the prospects of a. real ball
name.
"Fanning .bees". -nay be heard jii
the streets mid in the popular resorts
of ifedford at most any time.
The merits of each individual play
er on both teams are freely discussed,
tho general opinion, however, is that
the teams are about evenly balanced
nnd that victory will o to the side
having the best battery.
It is stated by those who witnessed
the game between Grants Pass and
Central Point last Sunday at the for
mer place, tlint the Josephine comity
boys arc faster than ever, and thnt
Hopkins, their new twirler, is better
than Osborne, who was the star slab
nrtist for Grants Pass last season.
Tho members of the local club were
highly elated over the fine showing
mado by Burgess in last Sunday's
game with Ashland, when he fanned
the first fivo men up, and struck out
a total of ten men during the eight
innings pitched by him. The youngs
ter had everything, and was not in
trouble at any time.
LARD SPILLED ON FLOOR
SAVED AND SOLD BY TRUST
WASHINGTON, May 21. J. F.
Harms of Fremont, Ore., a former
meat Inspector, testified this after
noon before tho house committee
which is Investigating federal meat
inspection. Ho described "unspeak
ably revolting conditions" in the
St. Louis packing houses.
"I saw 1500 pounds or lard," ho
said, "spilled on the floor, some of
It entering a sewer. Afterward It
was remado and passed over my
protest. Tills is tho caso In which
Dr. Melvin, chief of animal industry
bureau, and Secretary JlcCabo In
their bulletins tsay I am a liar,
say they aro liars."
Cotton Seed Crushers Meet
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 21.
Tho annual convention of the Iutor
stnto Cotton Seed Crushora associa
tion met for a three days' session hero
today with tho largest attendance In
tho history of tho association. South
Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Georgia,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Mis
sissippi and Louisiana aro represent
ed by largo delegations. Tho reports
show that tho domestic consumption
of cottol seed oil was larger tho past
year thon over before and that there
wus also a gratifying increase in tho
export of tho oil, meal and hulls.
TESTIMONY OF B0LAND
AGAINST ARCHIBALD UNSHAKEN
WASHINGTON, May 21. At
tempts to shako former testimony
given tho Judiciary committeo by
Christopher Iloluud, a Scranton coal
dwiler, against Judgo Aichbald, of
tho commorco court, by Attorney
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EMHLT
SCOTT'S BANKING SCHEME.
WM". J. SCOTT, tho Antioch rmieUef, , who is firmly
convinced that his financial scheme is (0 revolu
tionize tho world, is circulating initiative petitions to tho
1 i 11. 1 11 1 .- i T ...K..k.
cniintv court to piaco 11 upon rue. uanoc ne.xi iove inner.
There are a few constitutional and loiyal obstacles in
thotho way, which MY. Scott refuses to consider. The
constitution will have to ho amended to tfivo counties
home rule first, and then amended again to permit, coun
ties to enter tho banking business. Then an act or two of
it i .. . . . . v i 11. . i .1 I ll . !.!...
congress win no necessary 10 loroo uio louorai auuiuriuc
to accept such securities, and all this before tho question
can bo submitted to tho voters of dackson county.
Tho Mail Tribune asked R L. iMcClure, who has made
a study of finanee,vto comment upon this county-bonding
bank scheme, which he lias done in tho follewing:
"Tho Scott initiative petition to establish a National
bank to be known as tho Taxpayers National 13ank of
Jackson County, Oregon, is
deserve criticism, except that the pa pel's give space to tho
publication of his ideas and for that reason tho absurdity
of tho proposition should bo exposed.
"There litis boon no provision in law for counties to
engage in the banking business. Tho banking business
consists in receiving deposits, loaning money, buying and
selling exchange, financing the credit and bond issues of
states and corporations, buving and selling securities
among varied and almost unlimited fields of operation
engaged in by the banks. If counties embarked in the
banking business, a limit would have to be fixed for its
operation. If it received deposits it would pay cheeks of
its depositors and loan money on securities, which alone
opens a question of risk to' make prudent men pause and
consider.
"The only function of the bank mentioned by Mr.
Soott is to save $90,000 a year interest, by issuing bonds
secured by $38,000,000 assessed valuation of Jackson
countv. The monov to be issued and used by the county
until the bonds mature when
and the bonds cancelled without cost to any one but tho
expense of printing.
"Fixing a standard of value, coining monev and regu
lating ihe value thereof is the
political government. Statesmen recognize the detects in
money, but the greatest economists and statesmen have
utterly failed to provide a remedy; and the politicians of
all countries have permitted financiers to dictate the laws
regulating money in the interest of financiers and bankers
at the expense of the people. In one item the people of
the United States pay interest on $20,000,000,000 of bank
deposits which are all fictitious money, there being only
.$1,000,000,000 gold coin in circulation, which is the stand
ard and the only real money in a panic.
"If Mr. Scott was playing the children's game of hot
and cold, he would be hot very hot. But if the child did
not know what interest was it would be searching in the
dark for the object, and although it might be close to it
would fail to find it and indeed it is close to him and
recognized by all who understand scientific money."
A CONVENIENCE TO GROCERS.
IN LENTIONING the grocers who still advertise in the
Mail Tribune, notwithstanding its support of the
public market, the names of Hutchison & Lumsden and
the Oakdale grocery were inadvertently omitted. Both of
these firms, along with the Allen Grocer company, have
been and still arc advertisers in the Mail Tribune and it is
hoped that their increasing trade will demonstrate to
other firms the value of newspaper space.
No progressive grocer should fear the public market,
even though he loses a little green-goods trade. It will
be a convenience to him, for he need not carry green goods,
with the great percentage of spoliation and loss, but can
fill his orders for produce at the market, saving him work,
worry and loss.
The market will bring in new trade to the city, trade
now going elsewhere, and if the grocers see to it that their
prices are as low as those in surrounding towns, they will
get the business.
The market will also be an aid to commission brokers,
for they also can buy direct from the farmer for shipment
without having to scour the country. There will even
tually be a surplus of produce offered, which will offer an
ojportunity for the growers or Wrokei-s to establish a
branch in Portland to "handle the surplus.
UMONDK
MHANMAH
LONDON, May 21. As a result of
revelations growing out of tho Titan
ic disaster an International move
ment looking to tbo bettering of con
ditions of employment in tho mercan
tile marine, especially among engi
neers and stokers, has been under
taken by the executive council of the
National Sailors and Flremens union
of Great Britain und Ireland. The
demands of tho seamen aro now be
ing formulutcd by a special commit
teo und will bo presented to tho ari
ous shipping companies this summer.
Allied organizations in America and
other countries will bo asked to co
operate in tho endeavor to correct tho
many evils of tho present manning
systom of ocean going vessels, both
passenger and freight.
Worthlngton fulled today when Do
land was cross examined by tho jur
ist's attoruoy, Dolaud hud .testified
that Judgo Archbald stood to muko
110,000 or $115,000 for tho salo of
Dolnnd's Marlon coal company's prop
erty to tho Luckawauua railroad.
too crude and irrational to
the monev would-be returned
most important function of
8ACHAMENTO. Cii!.. May lil.-
Whot action Governor Johnson will
take in the San Diego trouble had pot
been revealed up to 2 o'clock .this
afternoon, as ho hud absolutely de
clined to make any comment what
ever upon the situation. On Saturday
lie had refused to discuss Colonel
Weinstoek's report, remarking" that
he could say nothing until Monday,
tt which time he might make a state
ment, lie announced this, morning
thnt ho was not ready to speak.
Deputy Attorney General Hay Ucn-
jntniii, who dinctissed the matter with
tho governor on Saturday, is believed
to bo preparing for tho governor u
full statement as to the legul power
of the statu government to interfere
for the protection or the right of free
speech and free assemblage in S in
Diego. That the governor ujenns io
interfere and that ho means to go
very thoroughly into the entire situa
tion in the south is indicated by the
manner ussumed by his political i3-Bociutcs.
in DUMB
1 SAN DIEGO
Our Correspondents
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
(Hy A. C. Uowlelt.)
The ovenlUR r.ftor I lt wrolo par
ties phoned tint from .Medford re
questing Mrs. Howlctt to have supper
for n party of nine ready by 7 o'clock
ttud about : 4 K an ntito rnmo up with
ono of tht Jnlltest crowds I Imvo seen
(or omo time, U was composed of
Mr. and Mrs. Oniy, Mr. and Mrs
Harmon, ovcounty civil euu.lnoer,
Mrs. Helen Galo und lur two children,
tlnwnn and Wliiscr 0n!t, Peter Wat
sou and Uoorito ltobcrta. After en-
Jolng tho tlno scenery around the
Sunnyslde thoy filed Into tho dining
room and spent n I wasolng to
say nu hour, but ncrnnp" not iitilto
so long, at tho supper table, and af
ter they wero through with thu repast
they voted thnt they would come out
soiun Sunday and partnko of ono of
Mrs. llowlett'ft chicken dinners.
George Phillips hart finished lts
Ikhiso surUclently to live In, and
moved Into It Thursday. He says ll
beats paying rent, It It Is not com
pleted. Gwrge Fisher has couo to work In
tho blacksmith shop belonging to W.
L. Chlldroth. Mr. Chlldroth is af
dieted with sciatic rheumatism and
Is unablu to do the wurk himself, hut
George docs very well an a substitute.
Ho worked last summer for Mr.
Chlldreth in tho shop.
T. L. Unicom spent Wednesday
night with us on his way homo from
the Riverside ranch, whore- ho had
been to put up 200 rods of 1'aga wlro
fence.
In tho contest nmong the schools In
this county. In spelling nnd arith
metic. Professor l II. Daley states
that tho Kaglu Point school Is oun of
three that came out at thn top of the
list, and those three schools will
now compete with each other for the
prise. Mr. Daley says the children
are working hard to try to win out.
The contest Is between the fourth and
eighth grades, and our boys and girls
propose to hnvo soma of the Jackson
county schools take notlco that we
aro still on the map,
Mayor William Von dor Hollen 1h
having his residence re-roofed, nnd
Intends to have sevoral changes made
In tho Interior. He Is also having the
old barn torn down. This bnm has
stood as u monument of the progres
slveuess of some of our old settlers.
It was ono of thf Inrgost barns In this
section of tho county, but as ubnut all
tho land near by is being Pt to fruit
nnd tho lullillnK-taud In-vrhut will
bo tho heart of our thriving Ilttlo
town, It had to glvo way to the still
more progressive clement.
Tho project to purchnse four acres
of land off tho Jones tract for a base
ball ground Is stltl on tap. Tho com
pany has taken an option on It and
mado a sufficient payment to cover
tho value of the growing crop. The
ground Is beltiK prepared for n big
gamo about the first of next week.
In caso tho company buys tho land,
It Is understood, the payment already
made is to be applied on the purchase
price. Tho company haB $1000 worth
of shares sold and those interested
are confident of raising tho balance
needed.
George W. Owlngs, proprietor of
tho Eaglo Point hotel, returned last
week from a trip to eastern Oregon.
Ho states that prospects uro good for
a bountiful crop, and that near Mer
rill hundreds of acres are being plant
ed to potatoes.
A party of surveyors passed
through hero last week, going on up
the crook. They kept their business
to themselves.
Machinery for tho Ico plant cumo
Inst Wednesday and Nichols & Nich
ols aro going to rush tho work right
along.
Mr. McClanahan of Elk and Hov.
E. A. Leo, head sawyer In tho Elk
Creek saw mill, camo out tho mlddlo
of last week to havo a part of one of
tho heavy castings mended that had
brokon. Henry Chlldroth did tho Job.
It. II. Uullockof Medford was horo
Frldav. Ho is traveling In tho In
terests of an eastern correspondence
school.
C. A. Hough of Medford was with
us Frlduy and Raturduy, working In
tho interest of the Oregon Lire Insur
ance company.
Chancey Florey son of Postmaster
A. J. Florey mid office deputy in tho
assessor's offlco, camo out Thursday
night to visit his parents and shako
bunds with his many friends In these
parts.
William Ulrlch and threo youtu;
men culled for dlnnor Saturday on
their wuy up tho country.
H. U. Splker has hud a sign painted
on tho front of his building lotting
tho pqoplo knotv that ho Is still con
tracting. Ho says that ho has sent
out 172 Invitations to his free dnnco
on tho a-lth Inst. and.Mii Hewlett Is
liropifrlng to feed 250 persons, Adv.
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Tlte
tit rtmeJy for KUey..Jver nd MowU
V l!rdlcatti MmplM. 1,'ruptloui in " ft"
Toue, BUeiigtu ud vior to tbo l y'w' I
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Mrs. W, II. ForgtiHon left for
Pendleton Sunday evening an it dele
gate f i Din Central Point Hehekith
I (id go to tho statu convention.
Cashier It. W. Lindsay Iiiih re
turned from a vIhIL to I .on Augeles,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Knyseo and
daughter or Central City, Col., Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph Kolglcr of Ashland
and Mr. und Mrs. George lliuiker of
Medford spent Monday hero,
Uen Uimpiuun of Gold Hill spent
Monday afternoon It) this city.
Mrs. Lester Davis and children re
turned to their homo In Ashland
after u two days visit with tho fam
ily of Dr. K, Davis.
Mrs. it. C. ltelmo of Medford spent
Monday with Mr. Heltuo In this city.
Mrs. J. W. Mt'rrltt and dmighter,
Miss Est her, returned from Derkeley,
Cal S nudity tsyoulng, whero Esther
has been attending school.
Mr. und Mrs. Wurd Hopkins, Mrs.
J. W. I'rewett. J. W. Myers. A. J.
Dunlap und Hurry E, Trovlllo wero
among tho Central Point people who
spout Monday In Medford.
EDEN PRECINCIT
C. Carey was In Phoenix Saturday.
W. M. llenrdHley of l'hoenlx wont
to Ashlnnd Saturday.
J. W. Peart or Laurel Hill orchurdn
waws In 1'hoenlx and North Talent
Friday.
Emmett Ileesou of Talent went to
Appleguto on business Friday.
Hurry Matthews nnd souu friends
from Ashland wero In Medford Thurs
day. Mr. nnd Mrs, Men French of North
Talent were In Medford Friday.
N, W. Ilrophy planted 10,000 to
mato plants (his week. He will plant
seven acres. Ashland runncry Inhe
most ot them.
Mrs. J. E, Itoberls tins gone to
Myrtle Creek to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. O. Ilease of Ashland left
Wednesday for ltoseburg, where she
will visit relatives and attend the
carnival.
The Ashland cannery Is contract
ing tomutnes from Talent growers at
$12 per Ion, nnd there Is quite nu
acreage being planted around Talent.
Mrs. Joshua Patterson of North
Talent was calling on Mrs. W. S.
Stancllff Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Ashhnugh, old
schoolmate of John Gruff us ot North
Phoenix, were visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. O ruffes Inst week,
Mr. and Mrs. Auhbaugh havo been
spending the winter at Los Angeles
und are returning lo their homo nt
llremen, Ohio, by way of the Cana
dian Pacific.
TABLE ROCK.
Fruit trees nre loaded to the limit.
Hay and grain crops look exceptional
ly fine. Onions and carrots did not
come up as well and Imvo ns a rule
been plowed up.
Mrs. It. C. Washburn returned to
her homo nt Tabic Hock Sunday af
ter being absent, for several months.
Chlldreus' duy exercises for Antl
och, Chuppnrul, Agate and Table
Hock, will bo at Table Hock. Hov.
Smith of Portland will deliver an ad
jress. Mr. and .Mrs. Mcllrldo gave a dance
at tho Washburn pneklug house on
Saturday evening wlilrli wan well at
tended and a general good lime Is
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Connor wero seen re
turning from Medford n few days ago
with an elaborate supply ot falling
tackle.
Volney Thompson of Cauyonvlllo Is
a caller at Tublo Hock.
Tho Agato school closed last Fri
day with an entertainment In tho
evening. Tho Central Point cornet
baud was presont to furnish music
and tho program wns reported good,
What wouTtl bo tho matter with
having a now church or bettor a pub
lic hall at Tablo Hock?
Many ngeutu nnd sample inon hnvo
been In evidence In this community
Ivtoly.
Tho wntor In tho rlvor Is not In
very good condition for fishing yet.
However a few fish are being caught,
Tho Tublo Hock Ditch company
uro putting In a now revolving screen
to keep fish out of tho ditch,
Your correspondent has boon so
busy lately that ho has boon shy on
iiowh but will try to do bettor hure-
after.
Legal blanks at the Medford Print
ing company.
HaveYouaBadBack?
Drlvo away your bnckucho, got to
day, a packago of Mother Gray's Aro
matic Leaf for the kidneys and cor
recting that lame, eoro and all un
strung fooling of tho nerves. If your
kldnoys act too frotiuontly, or action
Is painful and scanty, Aromatic Leaf
is corrective and tho best regulator.
At druggists or by mall HOc, Sample
FHEK. Address Tho Mother Gray
Co., Lo Key, N. Y,
Stop That Itch!
I will tumnl ru to itnn lliH lull In two
iocondt, A 20 cnl botlU vrtll ptu ll.
No roiumly Dial I hnvn ovor Mold for
Konoimi, PmirlnHlH, nud all titlicr illnwiMim
or tnu hkiu line mivuii iimm wiuiuiikii
untUriiutluu
IliuU
tho
D. D. D. Prescription for Fckkih
1 Kiiuiuutou this rmnedy.
MKDFOltD I'llAUMACV
MISS FLORA GRAY
Piano
Instruction
144 South Control Avo,
Studio i-honoai'uin 1241
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.jitrviiM r s , s&m
I'ltOM VOITH TO OLD AGE
your teeth need careful attention.
Many of the Ills of life arise, from
neglected, decaying teeth. If you
tiro wise you will take good care or
your teeth. Wo are
EM'KUTS
In all brauche.t of dental work,
Lady Attendant
DR. BARBER
Till: DENTIST
Ovor Daniels for Duds. Pacific
Phono 2C82, Home Phono 352-IC
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Draperies
Wo carry n vnry complete linn
of draperies, lnra curtulnu, fli
til re 11. etc, nml 4a nil imea of
utihulnturltiR. A (ipvlnl nmu to
look after tills 'vcrk etcltudvrlr
nml will dve n himm! Hervlca n
In pomlMo to ot In even tho
InrccMt clte.
WEEKS & NcGOWAN CO.
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Jackson ml Hummll
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
M. F. ft If. Co. Illdg.
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express nnd Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 25c
PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c
Phones: Pacific .'1072
J l oino iir4
JMV.ssoiitfei' Soi'vico
Medford Real Entato
, & Employment Agency
POIt HALE
4 itO nrrcfl n good place for a good
rattle ranch, everything goeH
with tho place.
Wagon, opiida for seed, alfalfa
seed.
Dry goodH, notions, etc, ut almost
your own price,
IL'O ncroH good doop soil, only
$50 per aero,
-10 acres up Griffin creek $1 000.
20 acres, IS to pctim, 3 mlleu out,
IllfiOO takes tho place.
70 acres, 10 acres In pears, bul
anco lu alfalfa,
A fine bungalow, everything first
class, and price only (27G0,
l'OU KENT
Furnished and unfiirnlahod
houses,
TltADKH
480 acres In Minnesota for ranch
lu valley,
KMl-LOYMKNT
Woman cook,
Women and girls for gonoral
liniiuawork,
Man lo milk and do other work.
Man and woman on a dairy
ranch,
M ranch hands nt ouco,
OIiIh, girls, girls,
Ilnnch liuudH,
Phono In your orders for mon;
no churgos to tho employer,
Mrs, Ulttner hi alwnyH on hand to
tuko your iiiuno and address,
E. P. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM DL0CK
Opposite Nash Hotel
I'hojio 4 M! Home, 14.
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WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
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THEATRE
Most Ventilated ami Mort Up-to-
Dntn Theater In the City
Advanced Vaudeville nml Motion
I'lelnivs
Vaudeville Art,
THE CAVE MAN;
Or, lleroiv IIooUh Wero Written
A Vltngrnph iiiuKterplocn
IIIE HCIIOOLM.VM tip STONE
GI'I.CII
A western comedy seieam
E.VHIIIITIONDItlLli OF THE II.
M. S. EXCELLENT
Interesting naval feature
JOHN MILTON
An cplninlo lu the life of the great
. poet
POOLING PATIIEU
Another ot our feature laugh pro
ducers AL SATIIEIt, the Singer
WOOLWOUTHS, tho MiiHlclnns
The pluco whero tho pictures
don't hurl your eyes
AdmlKiloii Hie, Children fio
MATINEES DAILY
ISIS
lOc THEATRE lOc
Compli'to
Change of
ToulKht
Program
THATEN OH!
Will present for the next two
nights one of tho best comedy
sketches over staged lu the city
of Jli'dford. Eveiy Hue lu ,i
IniiKh
Hpleudld Program of Pictures
OPT OP THE DEPTHS
A dramatic production
AT SrWMim.NH' t'OHNEHH
This In where John lliiuuy iiiahes
)ou laugh
UAIXU'NK
A very drnmnilo lowi story
A VOICE PHO.M THE DEEP
A good lllogrnph comedy
If you miss this program Tuesday
nud WcilncHiliiy nights iiii hnvo
misled a dandy
NOTICE
Hours from 7:30 to 10:30, except
Hnturduy ttud Hundays, Mutlnccd
2 to fi. Evening perfnrmniire, 7
to 11.
ADMISSION lOo
Vacuum Carpet Cleaning
YVo have jjasolino power, a
large machine, and guaran
tee all work.
.Home Phone 8,'MC
Clark 6c Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, 1), O.
Public Land Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands, Contest and Mining
Cnsos. Sorlp.
A SNAP
00 acres, six miles from Meilford,
good graded road crosses tho trnct,
nil froo unit, at $C0 per acre, 1000
will liandlo, cany tonus on balanco.
Part Is crook bottom land, suitable
for alfalfa. Qovoral springs on tho
placo, Timber enough to pay for tho
tract. No buildings. In tho Orlfflu
creolc district,
W.T.YorkcaCo.
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Held In Mooho Hull ovory
Thiirmhiy at U p. in, Everybody
invited.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work OimrnntoeC
Prluus llimnoiiuUln.
COPPEEN & PRICE
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Vsotflo goal. kouio Hit,