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MEDFORT) MATL TRTBUNfl, MF.rWORT), QKKGON, W KPN MSI) AY, MAY 29, 11)12.
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BY GRAND JURY
SAN DircaO, Cnl., Mny 20. Attor
ney (ipnornl U. S. Webb, who vns sent
lioro by Governor JoluiBon to hnmlto
tbo 1. W. W. Bltuatlon, snld today
Hint bo would mako a Kcncrnl clean
up today of nil prcltmlnnry mattera
In bin Investigation nnd would begin
tomorrow to prepare specific cases
for tlie consideration of the special
grand Jury which will nsscmblo next
week. That Webb will give the I. W.
W. an equal hearing with the other
parties to the controversy was Indi
cated today when ho said ho would
hear what Mooro and Itobblns, the
I. W. W. attorneys, hnd to say and
consider such matters as they might
lay before him.
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COMPANY
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MARKET
0. N. fi.
Tlie scxi'iilli eompanv, conM r
lillcry, Oregon National giuuil will
bo inif'tcicil in this evening nt the
Xntntoiiuui, by Colonel ( (.', lliun
inoiid who mijvetl in tin' eity Tue-
iluy. Imtneiliatelv niter the company
is mustered in a captain will lie
elected. Dr. A. W. Dcaue is almost
certain to lie named the commanding
officer of the company anil will ap
Hint Iiis nontenants.
The company will receive iH equip
ment next week. DrilK will be fro
iiuent in order that Hie men may make
a satisfactory allowing in Augtwt
when they will attend encampment on
the coat.
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POPULAR
FRAUD ALLEGED IN
DENVER, Col., May 23. Insisting
that tho Evans-Guggenheim niachitio
controlled tho recent republican stale
convention In Colorado through the
IK'nver delegation, which was fraudu
lently elected, E. P. Cosllgau, chair
man of tho progressive republican
faction In Colorado t,oday wrote to
Chairman McDonald of the republican
state committee demanding the re
convening of the state republican con
vention, the withdrawal of all In
struction for President Taft and tho
re-conslderatlon of the entire matter
of electing delegates to the national
convention.
AN
WAGON
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BARNES
WILL OBSERVE
DECORATION DAY
Decoration day will bo generally
observed in this city tomorrow, most
places of business remaining closed.
Grocery stores will cioso in tho after
noon. Appropriate services have been ar
ranged for the day by members of
tho G. A. It. and tho Woman's Relief
Corps.
NEW YOKK. Mav 'JO.- IX-elariiy
thai the New York delegation will not
climb aboard the Koo-evelt baud
wagon, William II. Uurue ,Jr.. "the
bos'' of the New York IJeiiublicaii
machine, repented today his lormor
statements that the Chicago conven
tion will determine whether the Ke
publicnu party hnll become a party
of imptiNe-. or of deliberation.
Barnes Mated that it wu not sur
prising that in some states the per
sonality of Colonel Roosevelt im
proved the voters, adding that the
voters failed to realize the real sig-
uifiennco of Hooevelt cadulaey. j
A splendid varletj of farm products
weie offered at the public market to
day and nt prices calculated to sur
prise the housewives of the city. The
market is proving very popular and
those who are patronizing- it have
been busy urging others to go. Some
of the women of the city get to the
market before 7: SO a. in. and get
their choice of the day's offerings.
The following prices prevailed at
the market teday:
Strawberries tOc. : for 8 Re.
Chickens, dressed, iSc lb.
Fresh eggs 20c
Rhubarb 5c bunch, C bunches 2 Co.
Gooseberries 10c, :t for Stic.
Peas fc lb. fi lbs. 2ic
Onions, 2 bunches Be.
Radishes 2 bunches fie.
Carrots 2 bunches 5c.
Hoots &c bunch.
Head Itetuce fe bunch.
Cucumbers 5c each.
The ogetablos are some of the best
ever seen In a local market and have
tho familiar California offerings boat
to a frazzle, to borrow an Ojster Hay
expression.
Tomorrow being Decoration Day
the market will be closed.
FORTY TEXAS DELEGATES
GIVEN W00DR0W WILSON
HOUSTON. Te... Mu 'JO. Forty
delegates today are added to the -up-port
of Wondruw WiKon, through the
action of the Texa- Democratic con
vention in in-trtu'tiiia a .-olid iMcun
tiou for the New .ler-ev governor.
Thi- include- ,IJ di-trict ilciegalo
nntl at large.
ROSEY IS GIN
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Uocouso Iho Med ford depot was
considered perfect hi point of upkeep
and cleanliness tho Southern Pacific
comptui) have awarded a gold medal
to A. K. Kosenbauni, general manager
of tho .Mod ford division. A simitar
medal Is awarded ouch jivir.
Rosy Is trying to figure out wheth
er he should wear the medal or give
It to the Janitor.
CONGRESS PLANS
EARLY FINISH
WASHINGTON, May 2l. Pros
pects for an early adjournment of
congress probably on .luno in, wore
made brighter today, follow lug lufor
mad caucuses of the leaders In both
senate oud house.
Voting Is Imminent on Iho tariff
bills In tho senate, an well as on the
iiuestlon of the legitimacy of tho scat
of Senator Lorlmer of Illinois. Fow
speeches are expected to be mado on
the l.orlmer question
Patrol Your Pear and Apple Orchards
For Blight
We have ini report- fiotn peihap
half a dozen sotnees -luting that
some new pear blight infections had
been found. This moans that a hold
over case exists in the uoighboiliood
of these centers of infection. Tho
infection- so far found are not iiiiui-erou-,
but any infection should be
considered ilaiigeioiis, and should
receive the prompted attention. Even
if an orchard 1ms licon entirely five
from infection, that i-no ica-oii why
i t should not bo carefully inspected
every day or two during this son-ini
of ki ibln infection. Muring the
entire Spring, condition- have be mi
mo-t favorable for infectious, nud
it has been only bcciui-e of tho very
careful work that litis been done that
pear blight is not general this Spiiug.
A single infection let go may be the
cau-e of a general spread of the
di-case through in-ect agencies. Such
iii-ucl- n- leaf lupper-, aphides,
click booties, conker vvotins, or even
ants nud Hies, niav be earners of
infection. Infectious at this lime
aie usually cry virulent, bccaimo of
the favorable weather conditions
which have promoted u strong growth
in the Moos. Fuithoimore, the
ab-euce of exechsive .sunshine lends
to pernnl iho genii of pear blight
to live wheie otherwise llioy would be
killed. For this rea-ou, limbs or twig
-hoiild be burned and not allowed to
reinni u in the orchards where iuscct
mav have access to them.
Remember that pear blight inn-t
not be trilled with. Unless caution
is taken, n lecurtcuce of foimor Iron
lile with (hi- di-ease uioy be the te
suit. In California, vvhcie piopcr nt
spcctioii nud caution were allowed lo
lapse, the giowers nre now 'paving
dearlv for this neglect.
V. .1. O'dAKA.
Pathologist in Charge.
CRoAL.
baking rnvwtK
Absolutely Ptre,
Makes Home Baking Easy
No other aid to the housewife
is so Brent, po other ngent eo
useful nnd certain in making
delicious, wholesome foods
ALL BUSINESS HOUSES
ASKED 10 CLOSE
Tomorrow being Memorial Day,
and that tho occasion may be fitting-j
ly observed, I request that all busl-!
n ess houses be closed, from the hour
of 12 o'clock noon, and that all citi
zens join with the G. A. R. In the i
exercises of the day.
J. E. AVATT.
Acting Mayor.
GrandFourtii of July Celebration
at Eagle Point, Ore.
The people of the Rogue River Valley are invited to par
ticipate in a Grand three-day, old-fashioned Celebration at
Eagle Point. Programs will be announced later.
The only Baking Powder
tnndo from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
No Alum No Lime Phosphate
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Irrigation Meeting'
Tuesday, June 11, 1912
Medford Opera House
Nine addresses by practical Land Owners, Or
chardists, Farmers, Truck Gardners, .Merchants and
Hankers, who a it interested in the valley.
Object, "A businoas campaign for a successful do
tormination of irrigation by all tho pooplo in tho
Rogue River Valloy."
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A Big Four-Day Carnival Sale
WE WANT TO MOVE AN IMMENSE AMOUNT 0 F MERCHANDISE ON
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO MAKE SHOPPING- EASY DURING THESE FOUR DAYS. There will be a gonoral slaughtering of morchandiso all through our entire ntock
Crpyriglil '
Tm Houk ofKuiff!tkiMr
A Big Carnival Sale of
Men's Shirts
Men's $2.00 Laundered Shirts, size VI
i-2 to 1U 1-2. Sale price $1.30
Men's $1.25 Laundered Shirts, sizes H
to 17, all colors. This season's pat terns.
Nothing reserved. Sale price $1.00
A big lot of $1.00 and $1.25 Laundered
Shirts. Special lot for this sale at 79
A big lot of Men's Soft Shirts, $1.15
and $1.25. Sale price $1.00
Men's G5c, Black Sateen Shirts, all sizes,
on sale at oup
MEN'S PANTS
Sale of one lot of Men's $3 Pants, vovy
special tpl.tio
This pant is made with two hip pockets,
watch pocket, cufD bottoms and belt
loops. The thing for summer.
Chiogo
4 DAYS' SALE OF RIBBONS
Pure silk Ribbons, all colors and
all widths.
12 l-2c Ribbons, sale price 9
15c Ribbons, sale price lip
20c Ribbons, sale price 14p
25c Ribbons, sale price 17c
V 30c Ribbons, sale price 21c
SALE LADIES' SILK HOSE
i. Black only, lisle heel and toe 39
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Carnival Sale of Men's and Women's
Silk Parasols and Umbrellas
riuaranlced gold and sterling silver handled, sold at $!.5(),
$-1.00, '$4.50 and $5.00. Aclo.se out price. All put into one
lot and will go at $2.'1S
HANDKERCHIEFS
A big sale of Men's 10c Handkerchiefs. (Jot a case of assort
ed bordered and colors at 5
SUSPENDERS
J'our days' sale of suspenders President Suspenders 30
Men's regular 50c Suspenders 29p
SPECIAL ON GLOVES
Men's .$1.75 Gauntlet (Moves. Special four day sale... .$1.25
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ANOTHER $1.98 HAT SALE
Many took advantage of our pre-
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4 Days Sale of Men's
and Women's Odd
Shoes
Discontinued numbers and broken
lots. These are the season's best,
styles. This is our way of keeping a
clean stock, clean up before they get,
old.
'12 pairs of Men's Patent Kid and
patent, colt, width I!, (J, I) nnd K
Price $5.00. Sale price $3.5
One, lot of Hovs' Shoes, sizes !) to
V.) 1-2. These' are. dull calf, patent
colt, and box calf. Special sale
prices . $ l..15
One lot of Women's patent Pumps,
sizes 2 1-2 to 5, I) width. Sale price
only $1.95
One lot of Oxfords and Pumps, $11.50
and $1.00 values, sizes 2 1-2 to 5. Sale
price $2.05
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HALF PRICE SALE MILLINERY
Just 30 Hats left out of our entire
Spring stock. Not a big variety to be
sure but a veiy low price.
$5.00 Hats $2.50
$4.00 Hals $2.00
tpo.00 Hats $X.oU
2 Big Waists, values 48c and 98c, all
odd or broken lots go at these prices.
2 assortments only. Lot 1 48c, Lot 2
98c.
SILK PETTICOATS
A final clean-up of all our Ladies'
Silk Petticoats, $4.75 and $5.50, black
only, go at $2.98
NIGHT GOWNS
Carnival sale of Men's Muslin Night
Gowns, while and colored, $1.00
gowns 79
A FEW SPECIAL PRICES ON
STAPLES
l'or four days only
Mest Ainoskeag Apron Cjingh'm 7!i
Pest American Prints 5
Coats Darning Cotton, !1 for 5
All our 12 l-2c French Gingham 10
42 in. Blea. Pillow Casing 13
72 in. Standard Plea. Sheeting. ..23
72x90 seamed Bleached Sheets 39
72x90 one-piece Standard Blea.
Sheets 03
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MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's cotton rinbed 50c. Hummer
weight Underwear, goes in this sale,
all sizes, a new case just opened .Sale
pi-ico 18
Men's Malbriggan Ifuderwear, sizes,
siiii'is .id io 'i i, drawers .J'l lo i, sale y
pnee, ai Z&C y
BOYS' TIES V
1 Joys' 25; Shield Teck and How Ties, Y
Sale price 10 f
iMen's !5c four-in-hands 23 V
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