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Tlio Dcmocrntlo Times, TIio Mpdfonl
Mnll, TJio MciUnnl Tribune, The South
ern OrcROtilan, Tlio Ashland Trlbitno.
Office Mall Tribune Itultdlng. 25-27-2D
North Kir street; photic, Muln 3021 j
Jiomo o.
OKOIiarc rUTNAM, Kdltor and Manager
lintcml an econilclass matter n-l
Mcilfonl. OroRon. under tlio net of
March 3, 18T.
orflclnl Paper of" tho City
of Medford.
Offlclnl
l'Aper
of
Jnckson County.
SUBSCR.HTIOX KATES.
Ono year, by mall..... 5.00
Ono month, by mull..... 60
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. JacUsonvlllo and Cen
tral Point ........ ............. .to
ftatunlay only, by mall, per year.. 3.00
Weekly. Tier year 1.80
SWOXH CXKCtTKATIOlT.
Dally average, tor eleven months end
ing Nnvomber so. mil, .i.
mu
Xtftied Wr. UnlWd rxM
Dlspatchts.
Tlio Mall Trlbuno Is on sale at tho
Parry Now StanU. San Francisco.
Portland Hotel Nown Stand, Portland,
llowman News Co., Portland. Ore
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, wash.
MiDrosD. oxeooh.
Metropolis of Foutlit-rn Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest-
growincr city In Oregon.
Population U. S. census 1910 880i
estimated. 1911 10.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, riving finest
supply pure mountain water, and 17.S
mlln nf trA.fM TMlVCfl.
Postofflco receipts for year endlnc
November 30, 1911, show Increase of 18
per cent.
Banner fruit city In, Orcson Rojruo
nivcr SplticnberR apples won sweep
stakes prizo and title of
'Apple Xlnjr of th Woria"
nt tho National Apple Show. Spokane,
1909, and n car of Newtown, won
Tlrt Trlstt la 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Bhow,
Vancouver. B. Ci
Jttrst yrlM la 1911
a Spokane National Applo Show won
by carload of Ncwtowna.
ItoRue .nlvor pears brought highest
prices In all markets of tho world dur
tnR tho past six year
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Spring "Comc-lta'cks."
Tho Joyous lay of hermit thrush;
Anemones in shaded spot;
A. treetoad piping on a rush;
And files to .swat!
You'ngstown, Ohio", Telegram.
Tho drowsy hum of honey bees;
The daisy and the buttercup;
Tis sweet to seo tho glqd brook's
sheen
And then catch cold.
Seattle Post-Intolligcnccr.
Thobrlght tsiln sblnes'lhroughout the
day;
The fairies linger in tho "holler;"
Pan pipes a tuneful roundelay
By jing! Thcro goes another collar.
Chlco Enferprlse.
A blaze of popples in tho grass,
A wealth of slender bluebells too;
Ono wanders happythen , alas,
Ho finds" a fdx-'tall Jn'hls'shoe.
Our Vaudcvlllo Show.
Ladles and gentlemen, the next
number will bo a song by Teddy
Roosevelt entitled, "If you don't like
tho party that turns you down, then
fdrm a little party by yourself." This
Is ono of our best littlo acts. He sure
and remain seated until tho conclu
sion. Wn Don't ISelfcvc It.
Tho Chicago Record-Herald opines
that hero and there ono may meet a
politician who doesn't bellevo ho,.re
scmhlcB Lincoln.
Tho fact that It was so hot In Tar
rytown as to cause John 1). to remove
his straw hat and fan himself, Is
chronicled in 18 lines in thq San
Francisco Kxamlnor. Who says wo
nren't a nation of hero worshippers?
With worlds to conquer,
Liko as not,
Tho youth's excuse Is
"It's too hot."
Onr l'rls Contest,
Today wo inaugtirato a grand
beauty contest, open to tho 'ladles of
Medford. What wo wish to decide Is
Whether tho models ltj Ahron's win
dow aro more beautiful than those In
Mann's. Don't overlook the blond in
Kontner's nor tho saucy brunette In
Ateekor's beforo turning In your an
swer, Tlioro Is also a stately slrl In
t(io Golden Unto cast window that
should bo considered. To the ono who
sends In tho most votes wo will glvo
a handsomo plcturo of an automobile
(cut from tho catalogue furnished by
tho niakor). Get busy, this Is your
chanco to win.
PLAN. LONGEST AERIAL
RACE AT LOS ANGELES
' LOS Afs'GELKS, Juno C. Tho
longest aerial race ever attempted on
tho Pacific coast1 to ho held Juno 10
on a circular course nround Los An
goIeB, is being onsjderqd today by L'ps
Angolos and Long Reach avlatqrs.
The course would bo over Los An
gples, Long Roach, Vonlso, Santa
Monica, b'ceiift Park arid Salt' Pedro,
MurMii, Champion, Bt'ltes', GnrpcnUor,
vyilllamn, Dotighorty'nnd othor hlrd
juen probably will compete.
THE HIGH
THE federal government has begun inquiry into tlio high
coat of meat, which is now retailing at a higher price
than any lime in the history of the United States, with the
possible exception of the civil war period.
It costs more to live today than ever before. Prices
average ten per cent higher throughout the nation for
everything than a year ago. Trusts and the tariff are
partially at fault, without question, while shortage in yields
and increased consumption also play a part.
A New York dispatch asserts that food products are
the highest on record. Meat, eggs, butter, fish, potatoes,
coffee, tea, sugar, salt, molasses, vice, beans and pens aver
age 22 per cent higher; wheat, corn, oats, barley, flour, etc.,
33 per cent higher. Fruits are the onlv eatables cheaper,
but are higher than in 1910.
cent and chemicals and drugs
ago. Textile goods, however, are a tri I le cheaper.
The avcrage'increase in food products is nenrly 20 per
cent. The biggest advances have been in meat prices
beef, 2G per cent; hog products, 40 per cent, and mutton
over 50 per cent.
At the Union Stock yards, Portland, choice steel's
bring $6.75 to .$7.00; hogs sell at $7.50; lambs at $0.50 and
ewes at $3 to $1.
Tn the Medford market,
$7.00, pork $6.50, veal, dressed, $S.00, mutton $3 to $i,
lambs $o to $7.o0.
Tiie price lixeii in tne union Jieat company to re
tailers for dressed beef at Medford is 12 cents a pound, but
most, of the local butchers kill their own livestock. 'Under
the accepted scale, a beef averages .17 per cent loin, 10 per
cent ribs, 26 per cent round and rump, 30 per cent chuck, S
per cent plate, 3 per cent shank, 6 per cent trimmings. Un
der prevailing market quotations, the cost and selling price
ot beet per pound m Medtord is ns follews:
Wholesale
Loins .'. .'. $ .IS $ .2
nibs .- - 15
Round and rump
Chucx -
Plate
Shank" .".!....;
Trimmings -
The retailer then sells at a gross average profit of $50
on a 1000 lbs. of beef; or approximately 40 per cent. Out of
this nibst come his rent, his delivery, his payroll, his taxes
and his loss. Whether or not the margin is too great, and
the net profit excessive, is something only the butcher him
self can determine.
It is manifestly unfair to use the public market for tho
sale of meat except to the actual producer, for that was
what the market was built for. To. permit any professional
butcher to enjoy its privileges to escape payment of rent
and taxes is unfair to the established meat market.
Shortage is alleged as tho cause of the increased cost
of meat. But the producer does not seem to be getting his
share of the increase. There is a wide margin between the
5 1-2 cents or less the producer receives and the price paid
by the consumer.
The beef trust is without doubt, partially to blame for
the present conditions. They bear the producers on the one
hand1, and raise the retailers on the other, and their ex
ample is followed b' all the small slaughter houses in the
country.
The meatrsales at the public -market shows that there is
a great demand for chcapor prices in meat. If such a reduc
tion is possible, the local butchers should make it, for high
prices work a genuine hardship upon the public.
The Magazines and Current Topics
(Krnm the International)
The technique oE the scullery and
the language of the kitchen hold sway
anion-; the mighty of tiie land and the
art nf government becomes subject
fo the tailor's measurement, to the
hcntirncntnl essayist on friendship,
jo the nwcbtriick tones, pf modern
m(,nIoj;ers, mid to loud hliinMcrn
from protagonists of things ns they
Jmve been. The odor of the Iloun'
duwg'h kennel and unctuous Hobs in
vade our attempt to come to any
clear uiidcrtitnuding of (he work with
ivhicli wu as citizen mid electors tiro
confronted. Jn consequence, the
jiublic and its obsequious servants,
the mngnzines, have come ominously
to discuss questions of bread and but
ter., quite apart from the claims of
tlio advertising association known ns
political parties.
Much of the comment on the candi
dates for presidential uorninntiou and
election is like the legendary nppenl
posted in a western saloon; Don't
shot the pianist, bo's doing bis best.
h. b. in the Atlantic finds in Mr,
lloosevolt most of the things that
other people have found in him, only
less so. They include tho preachor,
the politician, tho typical Americuu,
tjio partner of God in the possession
of truth. Ifo concludes in the man
ner of If. G. WelU in "The "Future in
America" with a reference to fiht
h'n; hard and clean, etc. ''Should Old
Aequiiintanco bo Forgot?" is the
touching caption of William Allan
White's prose- elegy in tho American,
ono of a swarm of similar treatises
on tlio temperament and its varia
tions, what you owe to tho man who
got you the job, etc. Frank I'arker
Stoekbridgo in ' the World's Work
characterizes Chump f'lurk as being
uncustomed to think fit terms of Jjl;o
County, us friendly, ulivu to the value
of advertising, alid dead to the most
important of the political and ccoti
omio itniCK. McCluro's tolls of the
Force lk'hjnd Tlft, tlio unholy nl
Jiniifip with the forces of nuti-coiihcr-vatiou
mid Sonator Crane, undue
prebsuro on office holders, Hump-
COST OF MEAT
Leather products cost 12 per
.13 per cent more than a year
cows bring $5.50, fanev steers;
Retail
to .28
.20
13 VS
.Ot?
10 &
04 Vi
04 K
.18 to
.20
.1214
.ir
.OS
.05
ton's prints a review of Governor
Wilson's administration and the ad
vanced legislation brought about by
his efforts.
The most hcrviecublo of the..'
reviews' iff candidates is that in
Everybody's, a short characterization
uf each of the six men, Wilson, Tuft,
Ifannou, Clark, Hoosevell, Under
wood, and a record as complete and
us impartial as possible of their poli
tical achievement from which It
appears that n mere list of thu for
midable criticisms of President Tuft
makes bdlky reading.
"The judicial history of our coun
try presents u dignified, gradual
unfolding of principles, a safe,
stable, wise exposition of human
rights, perhaps wrong in u few In
stance, hut as a whole exhibiting
gcat wisdom, justice and equity."
Amen. God is good and the world is
beautiful. The foregoing, incident ly,
quoted from a plea in the Century
liguiust tho Judicial Itecull, is typical
euphonious solace to a conservative
roul such as joys in the awful word
"menace" and trembles for the health
of business. For the decisions "of
learned judges, bused upon fuels
elieited from sworn witnesses who
have personal knowledge" one can
turn to the fourth of C. I'. Connelly's
articles in Everybody's on "Big Huh!
noss and the Honcli." Wherein it ap
pears that if labor were tri6d under
the same terms us uro accorded capi
tal. the McNnmafiis would have beon
j'iven, instead of il' prison sentence, i
t;eiitlc iidmouisbiieut against further
ixoesses of dynamite. Wherein, also,
H appears that some of the supposed
great victories against the robber
barons of our industries were mere
jmluver; that there is an intimate
connection betweou certain senators,
tho railroads, the tariff, and' tie high
t'ost Of living; tbut tho Commerce
Court sustains tlio relationship; Unit,
U(!?ording to our law, it is more ecou
ninionl for the railronds'lo kill for
eigners than to injure tlienijllint con
gress donates generously to tlio rail
roads tlihtiigh harbor ipu"pilutton
TlilU is liOf. (he only tribute to llio
American hmnju of lord, ' bilP
cott's, IWlierl lU-neo Vullo- U'lh hw
"Cougivsa $tittmulerri Our Momw."
The eost of lmlllwlilpi in toruw of
replanted Intuit? nr coiign'siuunl li
braries, 'is stUrtlinj?, v not nouvly so
startling, however, as tin' statement
that we do not ikism u tirst-elhss
navy jyitnl orRiie, (Iml niilllouH ,of
dollars urn spout on luvvy ynrd,
whoso iilmltahiuciit'liiii been ndvuent"
cd by the. Heimitnfy of the navy, tluil
onr pension list h tWlO exceeded by
:UI inillioust'or'dollnrs the sum of pen
sions of Engjnud.' France, neiinnny,
Austria 'and Tluntury, lll lb" Pul
sions, drawn in 11)11 are equiudont to
a charge of $8.(10 ngajml every fnnv
ilv id the United fclnti'-.
The suffragist will delight in W,
.Morgan Sbuster's l'or-ian Women in
the Uccont Crisis la the Century, n
veritnble guillotine fer the shuiu biol
ogy and theory of the wnuiuu-by-tlu-fireside-aud-home
h'oIq who elnl.n
she was mudo by ,(ld ununited
H)litiiw. fighting nml exorcise of the
intelligence, tie or she will nUo be
tempted to reply to the nppent ol
.Miss Tarbell in the Amerienn. that
the irresponsible womun cannot pos
sibly be impeded in Attaining" tlu do
sired increase in social couKcioifness
by being given tho Imllot.
MYSTERY IN A CRATER.
An Arizona Puzzle Thit the GooIoqUW
. Cannot Solvt.
About forty miles from Flngstnff,
Arts., in the midst of a grcnt plain,
there is n saucer shaped hollow about
thtve-qunrtera of mllo across and
COO feet deep. Tho rim of this strnngo
crater rises between 1M) nnd 200 feet
nbove the aurroundlas plaliu Itocky
fnigments nra scattered for several
miles around tho crater. Among theso
rocks many fragments of meteoric
iron, some containing nilnuto black
diamonds, have been found. The Inner
walls show thnt the crust of tho earth
was broken when the crater was form
ed, yet uo volcnnlc rocks exist there.
Geologists have otfered sever.it the
ories to account for ttila singular phe
nomenon. Ono Is (tint an Immense
meteorite mudo the hole and thnt the
meteoric fragments Just mentioned are
remnants of the falling star.
Anotlior theory ascribes tlio orlsln of
the crater to a tremendous explosion
of steam in the rocks beneath, and a
third combines the first two by sug
gesting thnt the blow of a falling
meteor, -striking the earth's crust nt n
point where subterranean water imd
accumulated in the neighborhood of
heated rocks, wns tho cause of the ex
plosion. New Yorlf Press.
Plants Breaking Up an Island,
Tho layman would scarcely ussoclnte
great strength with no delicate nnd fra
gtlo a llilng as maidenhair fern, yet If
Its roots have not suluclcut room they
will break the iot in which the plant
grows, lllades of grass will force the
curbstones between which liey spring
up out of their pla.ce. and in a single
night a crop of small mushrooms tins
been known to lift n large stone. In
deed, plants nre on record ns bavins
broken tlio hnnlent roskt.
Tho Island of Aldnbrn, to tho north
weetof Mndagnacnr, Is becoming small'
cr through the action of the mangroves
thnt grow nlong tho foot of the cliffs.
They eat their way Into tho rock In alt
directions, and Into the gaps thus form
ed tho wnves forco their way. In time
this will probably reduce tho Island to
pieces. Loudon Telegraph.
"i
8havlno tho Bridegroom
Tho shnvlug of tho bridegroom on his
wedding day U a llulgnrinn custom
which, banded down from pro-Chris-tinu
days, Is still observed with duo
formality, especially In country dis
tricts. While tlio barber Is at his tuHk
n, dancing crowd of young folks sur
rounds him nnd the bridegroom. As
tho hitter's bulr Is cut the Niilpplugs
aro carefully collected by sonfo of the
g(rls for preservation in ono of the
brldo's chests. Tho barber, when his
work Is done, receives a mnll white
linen cloth as a present and also a
trilling sum of money from each per
son there,. Then tlio bridegroom kisses
the hands ot tho girls, washes his faco
and dons his wedding dress, which
must (Jrst bo carefully weighed threo
times by ono of the boys.
The Boston and Nov York Mall.
The first mall bctwpcn New York
nnd Uostou was established In 1072.
Tho letters were carried by n tpesHcn
gorf who was directed to "go and re
turn ns often as once a month." This
monthly servlco seems to havo been
sufllclent for homo thirty years, when
it wns changed to a fortnightly serv
lco. In 100a a well organized system
of postoulccs was established in Penn
sylvania and In other localities. New
York Amerienn.
Brief Manual of Training.
A. high school frcHlnnup wroto (o a
juvenile publication, earnestly Inquir
ing what ho should do to win u coming
event In school athlutics-tho. 100 yurd
dash,
"Ilun a littlo faster than tlio othor
fellows," wrote tho editor In reply.
Youth's Companion.
No Chance,
"Mrs. Brown's husband tells his wlfo
ovory thing," ..-. -
"Maybe she makes It easy for him.
You won't give ma a chanco to gut a
word in c(lgowle,"-tl)etrolt Free Press.
To accept good ndvico In to increnso
olio's own nblllty.-Goethe; '
Modrord Printing compnny carry
full line of legul blunks,
ART QFJWNING
Toxlcolorjy Mndo n Record In tho
.. ' Seventeenth Century. ,.
SECRETS NOW HAPPILY LOST
It Was "In TodiJl to' Rediscover Them
Thnt 3alntt-Crolx, the Accomplice of
the Notorious Mm. de Drlnvllllert
Met His Traolo Fate.
Tho IkisIh of most poisons In tho six
teenth nnd seventeenth centurion wit
nraenle. It was extremely ouny to pro
cure, thtfitanto wn cony lo hide, and
until Mnrsh'n test was dlscovervd
about n hundred years ngo Its (races
wore difficult to discover. In the sov
putecnth century toxicology reached
heights thnt It has never since attnlu
ed. The laboratories of tho poisoners
In France and Italy contained secrets
happily lost todny.
Tho preparation of the potions lined
during tho reign of Louis XIII. and
XIV. may bo briefly described. An
unluial was doctored with a dose of
arsenic. After death the liquids of tho
body were carefully distilled, nnd thu
resultant was of extreme virulence,
being composed of the virus of nr
senlc nnd the alkaloids of decomposi
tion. When tho nntmnl thus killed wns
credited with a bodily venom the dis
tilled liquid was a concent rut Ion of
three poisons Instead of two. For this
reason tho toad was the favorite sub
ject of experiment. This wuh tho poi
son used by Mine, do llrlnvllllers.
Against it medical skill wns almost
helpless.
Tho list of monarch whoso denths
were nttrlbuted by populur gossip to
tho effect of polxon Is n long one.
Catherine do Medici was a known poi
soner, surrounded by poisoners, nnd
her two sons, rrnnels II, nnd Charles
IX., were probably hurried to their
end by the administration of drugs as
welt ns by their feeble stnto of health.
Theru aro seme grounds fur tho as
sertion that Units XIII. died of ld
sou. Ills mother. Mario do' Medici,
was said to lo the greatest polxotier
of her nge. Tho comment In Paris
wni thnt tho king wns well or 111 n
he agreed or qunrielod with" tho queen
mother. The state ministers ran ties
jieroto risks. Itlchelleti suffered from
many curious IIIucssm. Ho knew his
danger and took eery precaution.
Miiznrln's denth en mint wholly Inj ex
plained by unturnt onuses. The death
of (he sister of Charles II. of I.'ng
land Is also n matter of mystery.
The chief accomplice of Mine, do
llrlnvllllers and perhaps actually the
luntlgntor of many of her crimes was
t.nudlu de SnlntM.'rolx, than whom n
mora sinister scoundrel does not cross
the pace of the century.
Ho wns sent to tho Itsstllle, llltcrntcd
nnd met his donth before Mine, do
Brluvllllers herself wns brought to
trial. The accounts of his em) aro
cnntllctlug nnd Illuminating. Accord
ing to ono of them, Hnlnlo-Crolr wns
endeavoring to discover n wilnin the
emanations alono of which would Ik
able to kill. He had heard of the poi
soned napkin with which the joung
Dnuphlu. elder brother of Charles Vll.
Imd wiped his faco while playing nt
tennis and the contnet of which nloim
wns sutllchnt to kill. Then (hero was
thu gossip nout tho gloves Ixtlonglng
to .TenuiiQ d'Albrct. which had Imhui
prepared by one of tho Italian poison
crs In the train of Catherine do1 Me
did, a crime which was never brought
homo to Itn Instigators. The secrets
of those poisons had been hM, and
Knliitc-Crolx wished to llud them.
Then) on mo to pass ono of those
strange events which Heoni rather to
be a punishment from heaven than an
Occident- At tho moment when
Halute-Crolx, lennlng over his stove,
watched his fatal mixture ranch Mm
highest stnto of Intensity, the gins
mask which covered hit faco and pre
served him from the niortnl exhnla
(Ions which escaped from tho liquor
became unfastened nnd dropped on.
Kalntii-Crolx'foll to tho ground ns If
struck by a thunderbolt.
After tho death of Nulnto-frolx Mine,
tie Ilrluvlllk'i-ri took (light ami found a
refuge In London ami afterward In the
Netherlands. Her arrest was affected
by stratagem, and she was brought
hack to Purls to stand (rial. The
piost damaging testimony against her
was that of tho tutor, Ilralncourt, who
JiikI been In n measure her unwilling
accomplice, In one part of his evidence
(ho episode must hnvo suggested to
pumas ono scene between IVArtugiinu
imd Lmly do Winter desirlieil In "The
Threo Musketwrs." Mine, do BrlnvJI
Iters was condemned and a full con
fesslou of her crimes was wrung fiom
jier by tho application of tho lot lure
of tho water, ilie remained seven
hours In the torture chamber and slid
nvowed all her crimes, but denied that
Mho had any accomplices.
Tho trial, torluio and execution of
Mum. do ItrlnvllHnrH served s a tiKiiful
Jcsson. Poison did not disappear, but
Its practitioner were taught to curb
their malevolent enthusiasms, The
pursuits of astrology nnd alchemy
waned toe a time ( reappear In the
;iext conlury In (he richest fruition in
thu person of that astonishing arch liu
nostor. Caglloslro,- Bookman Itovlow
bf "Mine. Hrlnvlllers and Her Times."
Special
ptos to all beginning treatment be
fore Juno 10th. Acuto and chronic
ensoa successfully treated. Deformi
ties corrected. Conuultu(lon frco.
(.MoelwnQThoraplsta, Chiropractors,
N and SpondylothoruplHtH,
Drs. A. R. and Louise. B. Hedyos
lillO N, Bnltlott
Phono, Pacific, Main 4171
Next Door to M, U( Church
WIIiIj tWUI OJH TIADW
KOR ASH LAND '
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AT 0128 H. tf t
A HAUdAIN
OAlih AT JIOUSW
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Draperies
W enrry r viy pomnlKta line
of tlrtmm-liiM, IntH onrtolu. fls
tures, fU ml An nil oIbmscs of
upliolslorlnif. . A siM'dnl mnn ta
look nrior this work exulustvfty
nml will nlvn n K)d service, ns
Is posslliln lo ot Irs uvea the
Urncst chips.
WEEKS & MgGOWAN GO.
PLUMBING
Bteam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work Guarantee
Prices lUitsmmble.
COFFEEN & PRICE
S3 Kowr Blook, antranee on 6th Rt
jpcoitio aoai. atom ,
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Jackson nnd Buinmll
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
m. r. a ii. Co. Hide
Clark & WrighV
LAWYERS .
WARIII.VflTO.V, I). O.
Public Land Matters: Final Proot
Desert Lands, CoutesU nnd Mlnlni
Cnsoi. Bcrlp.
MISS FLORA GRAY
Piano
Instruction
144 South Contral Avo.
Studio Phone Alain 12-11
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express and Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 25c
PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c
Phenes: Pacific M72
J Ionic !!54
MoHsciitfCi' Sorvico
Good
Investments
1(10 acres on Applegate, .Id clear;
house, barn; cheap.
100 acres, nil good fruit and al
falfa laud; orchard, good huuiio and
barn. Ono of bent liuyn In tho valley,
70 acres at Kaglo Point, 25 acres
planted to pears; will sell or trade
for small tract near Medford,
Several small tracts to trade for
Medford property. . v
A. J. LUPTON
Cor. HMIi and Fir His,
Kooooooooc;
Office Supplies
A complete lino always
on hand,, 'including tiie '
ci'lclmiied Kee Lox Car
bons and Ribbons for
which wo are Hole agents'
- Medford
Book Store
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WHERE TO OO
TONIGHT
ISIS
lOc THEATRE lOc
l.ooli VIi'h Hero
First Half of ,VeeU
en s nnd .m.di:i.im; uiniiah
In ANIMAL Fl'NOUKIY
Tho greatest novelty ever staged.
i
'THU SKVKNTII HON"
One of the Vllagraph's grimiest
productions, u dramii that will
louch your heart.
"IWKKN MV Hl'UPItlSi:"
A story In which tho unexpect
ed nhvas happens.
'Till: KTOI.KV IXVHNTION"
Iiramatle novelty
SCIJXKS I.N'AMHTICIttMM
Tlt.NSI'On.M.TIN OF HCUAP
I BOX
tOUO fne( or Feature Photo Plays
Hpechil Matinees every Haturday
and Hominy at II p, m.
Kveulug performanco, 7.30
THEATRE
'I ho place ulicro )iiu brcalbo frcrli
air
Advanced Vaudeville and Motion
Pictures
HOT AXI) WAI.T STUKI.V
Talk funnily, piny prettily, slug
charmingly
Till: HANK PltlCSIDKNT'S SOX
puworful drama
ItATIIfNO CAVAI.UV IIOIISMS
A military filftiuro Slth somo real
sport In It.
AM Ol' I'ltlNTINO
An educatlouiil e)o-opcuar
WOltKIMI I'OU III IlltV
Another sldcnillttlug lluunygrnph.
This In where you'll seo him nt
his best.
Al SATilHIt lo Song
WOOIAVOIITHH, Hid .MiiMlilniit
Admfsslon lOe, Children He
MATINHKH DAIIA'
It will bo here on Juno II, 12, 1,1
'(INIilIIIKIiliA"
Scllg's sublime iniislerpleco for old
and young allien
BARGAIN
FOR SALE
(lira lest aulo bargain il! iln;
season, 2r h. ). roadsUiJ'J
new, in 1 1 less (hau .150 iniles.
Will sell at groat sacrifice.
.Home phone J101-X or wrjle
JANES BROS. ..
MORTGAGE
LOANS
.Money on hand at all times
lo loan on improved ranches
and city property at lowest
rales wilh "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phone 3231 320G-C.Bldg.
m. !5 JN J Mr
GO acros, six miles from Medford,
good graded road crouses tho tract,
nil froo soil, tit 50 per aero. $1000
will hnudlo, easy tonus on bnluuco,
Part In crook bottom land, uultuhlo
for alfalfa. Bovoral DprlngH on -tho
placo, Tlmhor enough to pay for tho
tract, No bijlldluga, In tho Griffin
crook district,
W.T.York (a Go.
HEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Hnlil In Moiiho null ovary
Tliurwliiy nt !l ji, m. Kvorybudy
lavltojl.
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