MEDTORD MATT, TRTBTINE. OT.0TCT?X OKKflOX, SATrTITUY. .7TNE B, 1012.
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I0CAL AND
L PERSONAL
MIhh KIoiu 'l'liiiiiiiN(tn loft for
Yrulta I'llday, whnr who will upend
u few tlnyit vy I f li Mm, (lortrudo Nor
ton, Mih. Hal Cnm ml of Medford wtm
at 'tlm coiii't lioiitio I'rlday on binil
iu'dn. Knr Ittint-IUvo room furiiliihnd
bungalow, fiOK Mouth (lniii. Cull lit
rtmldiuiro, 07
II, W. TIioiiiiih or Coiilrnl Point,
itpeiil Hnlurduy In .Medford on n nliort
hllHlllt'HH lilp,
A. I. (Ittnrgo Of Eugene U In ,Mcd
ford tin ii ulioit liiiiilni'NH trip.
Mih, Doiii hiiImom of lllg llutto
lit In Mi'dfonl ftir it idiorl vbtlt with
frleiiilii,
Tint Hunt hem Parlflu pintitcngei
ntnthm Im tliv only place In .Mndford
whom lluktttM to polnltt ontHldo of
Jitt'knoti enunly run Im porrhunid.
The unlforimt mid iiul)imim( for
Iho local compuny of Hut nullminl
Ktiard have arrived and will noon In'
illittrllinttMl among tint iiuni. Tint men
meet uwtilti ftir drill on ip'xt Wctlm'H
day evening.
Mrn. I'tcd I' Ink tipeut ttovornl tluytt
In AkIiImihI (IiIm week. Hut giH-m of
hr winter. Mm flydtt Malmit.
Tim .Mi'dfonl Coniu'rvntory for
.Mimic mid Language, tho only iuiimIc
tirhool In Southern Oregon with a full
rorpn of li'iiehnrii, will Imi npi'it all
minimcr. (I. Talllamllitr, director.
Jiiiiioh Dudley of Klttmntli I 'nl In Im
upending " few 'la) a In tli In city on
llUwtlM'MH.
P. T. Watklint of AHlilaiid spoilt
Saturday In Mftlfttrd.
Ilt'rt Antiunion and W ('. (Irccit
have returned frtun a bintlm-tot trip to
Hun I'rnuuUrn. While tntulh they at
tended to IiiihIiuihk nut Item In kiiiih'i-
Hon with a plum limy recently pur
i'ImmmI lit tho country Jiini bach of
tin n I'hiiii'Ih-o.
Mm, Dora Haltmartili of lluiicnm
vlnltetl In .lackxonvlllii the glrnl of
tllll WCI'lt.
Pacific &. ICwtteru railway w nut
mi "xtMiritlttn t lltttto I'allit, Hnmlay
Juno U, llf.O round trip, leaving
Medford X:uii a. in., returning rcaeh-
Ini: Mt'dford fi:fiO p. in. Special low
rattm for partl'tt tif 100 or more. Thin
Ik it delightful (rip.
12. M. MiKi'itn, malinger of tho
Producer Fruit company ! t I'rldny
for a liintliii'xn trip l Han Kritneltini.
Unity it ml Morrlit will rtimmciiro
ncllvo coiitt(ruc(loii work on tin
' OlirlHtlitii liurclt early In (ho coming
W'tl.
Mitts Daisy Wttltt'rt'r In pending
Hut week with Atthland frlendH.
Mathowrt &. Hon do draylng. trail
furrliiK and fiirnltnro packing. Both
phutu'tt, Huuday work a spcclr.lty. HO
Mrn. Dick lltand of (! lit nl it Paint Ih
npomllug tho week with her sinter.
Mitts Amanda IIi'Iiiih.
HhnplflKh llardwnrti, 'JH Ho. Cen
tral. Mrn. M. Ilcnnutt of Han KrancUt'o
lit upending a few tlnyit vInIHiik
frlttmtn In HiIh city.
Mrtt, Norwood ami MIhh lloktt of
Otin trul Point ttpint Kildny In Mt'd
ford wlili frlundH.
K. I). Weston, commercial photog
rapluir, noRatlvittt nmdo any tlino or
ploco by nppolnttuont. Phono M. 1471
Mm. V. II Mt'Oowitn uml Mrn, II.
O. HarKravu Iiiih It'ft lo attt'ittl tht
Krand lodgo or dm KutttiTii Star whlrli
mi'otH hood at Portland.
J, W. hitwton will Ifitvo In tho nar
ftittirtt for Portland wlu'm ho will at
tt'iitl tlm Krand IoiIko ait a roprt'dt'ii
tatlvo or Mt'd ft.nl IoiIku A. l- & A. M.
Kodak rinWIiiiiK, tho tit'Ht, Ht We
lon'a, oppoMlttt honk ntor.
Proft.'HHor I.i'wIh or Hit! Ort'on Ah
rlciiltural t'olloKo la In Mt'dford for
a fow dayH on IiiihIih'hk roniu't'ttMl
with (ho Hontliorn Ort-'Kon cxporliiiciit
Htatlon.
(tronor ICcIIokk fipt'iit Trlday
nlKht In Mi'dfonl lutnniliiK to ItU
homo nt Hold Hill Saturday mornliiK.
Parlflo & KiiHtorn railway will run
an oxcurHlnn lo Hutto Kails Huuday,
Juno 11, ll.no round trip, Itmvlm;
Motirortl 8:00 a. tn ruturnliiK ft'itch
Inj; Mtiilfunl 0:50 p. in. Hpculal low
rut en ror purtlt'H or 100 or morn,
Thin U n dull;htrul trip.
(luonio A, (lanliinr, ropuhlli'iin ran
dlditto ror t:ounty clork Hponl Hatur
tlay In MutUord rrtiiu lila Titlout
homo.
MIhh Floronrn (Iruvtm, toiifhor of
pluuoi ttttitllo HOT, y, JnukHoii utrenl.
80
1 Paul MtiDouald loft Haturday mor
ulut; ror a uhort plt'iiuuro trip north,
H, L. Loomird loft Haturday ror a
Hhort IiuhIiiuhh trip to (IrantH Piihh,
llt'iuy Mt'.Omt of Proupotit upont
Haturday In Mudford on IiuhIiiuhh.
l.ciillo Htiunur of Kvana mook Ih
HpttudluK u Tow diiyH In Mmlford with
fllltlllH.
Weeks&McGowanCo.
UNDERTAKERS
X7 ritont 7J
Miyttt yhoui r, w, wki ao7i
A. M. Orr, !
' KAST AINXHTAMT.
I1'. I), Hiimiinlrt of Halom Ih In Moil
ford on u nliort IiuhIikihh trip,
Mih. (It'orim Tlinmo of (I run I it Pann
Ih In Mt'dford vIhIHiik Iht Hlntur Mm
CliarloH Tiirnnr on KiihI Main Htrt'ct
Arthur l.tiwlit of AhIiIiiiiiI Hpout
Haliirtliiy In Mndford with frlmidH,
John II. Knumli of Hold Hill Ih In
Mtidford vIhIHiik frliMidH, Mr. I'niiit'h
hint Juitl it'ttiriiKd from an oxtomlfd
trip tliroui(hotit tint mlddlo wtsl,
Carklu ti. Taylor (Join. II, Curkli.
IIdiiu O. Taylor , niloriioyit-iit-1iw
oror JackHoti County Hank hiilldliiK
Mtidford.
A K. Pt'tfiH of Ltlantl, Ih hiicihIIiik
it fow ilayH In HiIh city with frlnmlH.
""Mm, D, II. HoIIhh unit with tiiilto a
pMlnful uri'liltitit lattt Haturday even
lot; wlillo witlorliiK Imr plaulH, fall
Inn from her rout porch to Hot rem
oiil wnlk holow, luidly hrulHliii; her
rlr.ht Hide, arm ami faro, and Hpralu
lui: her wilnt. Hho Ih ImprovliiK,
however, ami we liopn Hi. on to hear of
her complete icoovery,
IM. M. AudroWH Ioiivch tint f IrnL of
tho wcitk for Chicago, whurn Im will
attend the iia'lloual ieiulillcaii con
veutloil. Ho Koch oil IniHllieHH coil
necleil with DohltH, the AIiihIui iiiov
I nt: plcluro mail.
Hoo It, A. Holmoii, Tho Inaurauo
Man, over Jncknon County bunk.
IM Plt.'kitril of MetttlliiH, foimerly
of Mt'tlftird, Ih hero (o look after hi
ranch ami vUlt IiIh family. Ho re
porlM that C'cii tritl Orexmi Ih enjoy
Iiik the iuui( favorahlo himihoii tif
inuiiy yearn, with plenty of rain, ami
Hint tin entire roKlnu Ih growing rap
idly, lot Ih MetollitK. Ho roportK a
Kold runh to the Pelican lake country,
where Nevada, California and Oregon
Join, and wliero rich Htrlkcn have re
ciiutly been made.
I.iiwii ami card en itippllcH. Hhap
lelr.h I lard wan.
Mm CharleH Wllxon ami tlaiiKhter
Mary have leturued from a vlnlt at
Portlaml with frleitdH.
John Minify, of M aney IlroH., roll-
iractom, Hpeut Friday In thlA city on
it Hhort IhihIih'hh (rip. Mr. Mnney
coutracteil moHt or tho coiiHtructlou
work on tho Pacific & Kantem two
yeitrn af.o.
MIhh Helen Littleton of Jncknou
vlllo pattHud throui'.h Medford Hatur
day on hor wny to California whero
Hhe will vUlt frleudH. Hho will vlnlt
Han Dlt'Ko before retiiruluK.
H. A. Newell. ladlPH Ullor, 4th
lonr M. F. & II. Co, lililic.
Mr ami Mm. II K. Ward of Antler
koii ctcek are vUUIiik Medfonl.
W. W. Hoyd or Anhland. Is itpeml
lui: it row iliiyn In Medfonl on IiiihI
nit.n. Harry I'ellott of Anlilantl. wan tt
recent vlHltor lit HiIh city.
W. A. Fehely of (IrantH Pans, Ih
vIhUIiik frleudH In thin city.
II. (.'. Htoddartl has returned from
a nliort IiuhIuckh trip to (irantn Piihh.
Col. II. C. WiiHhburn of Table Hock
npeut Haturday in Medford its did
lloiidluot Connor.
C.eoiK" KlttK t)f Portland Ih Hpt'itd
liiK a few dayn In Medford on liusl-
lll'HH.
A new Iludnon ":i:t" Iiiih been re
ceived by J. C. Noff for tlellvery to
Mm. J. F. Ketlily which Ih duo of Hit'
mitKt attractive of Hut medium priced
cnm Ht't'ii In the city HiIh nennon. Tho
car Ih well equipped with tho latest
coiivenltinceH, It Ih nolf-HtartluK and
very handsome In appearance.
THE DIFFERENCES
(Continued from Page 1)
Iiiik nlnce tome arniiml to tho advo
cacy or publicity beforo election,.
Fourth--! have favored tho Initia
tive and referendum for 10 yearn. Ho
Iiiih opposed both until wllhJu the
IiihI two yearn.
Fifth- We both believe In tho pri
mary. 1 cannot fix tho ditto when
ho first iK'ttan to advocate It. I
have been advocating It for n number
of yeartt, J
Sixth We both hellevo that there
Is a "Wall Hlreet Influence" and that
there are Htibsldlzed newspapers, but
I discovered both many yearn beforo
ho did.
In tllfferliiK from men, I do not
often to find It necessary to question
their motives. Differences of opin
ion on political iiuoHtlotiR can usually
bo accounted for by difference In
IiIhh, except when accounted for by
difference In Information and Inter
est. The most fundamental bias
found In man Ih tho bias toward arlH
tocracy on the ono hand toward
democracy on tho other. Hamilton
hud the itrlstocratlti bias; Jefrorson
tho democrat lo bias. They wore equal
ly honest, Hamilton In dlHtruHtlui;
tho people Jerrerson In trustliiK
them.
Until within a Tow. yeam thorn Iiiih
been nothliiK In Mr. Koosovolt'H
HpeohoH or action to Indlcato iiisrets
menl with Jerrerson In this rospoct. I
have, lately been Brntlflml to uotu
some change In hint, but I am not
yet ablo to Judo how complete It Is
or how extensive an application bo
would now bo willlui; to make of JN
foi'Honlan principles.
POUTLAND, Ore., Juno 7. Two
cara or HtoorH, shipped! by I'M, Coles
of Haines, Ore., today sold hero for
7 1-3 eonta a pound, tho highest price
ever paid for Brass cattle woat of tho
Kooky mountains.
IS
By
OF
Following mi exhaufttlve examina
Jon of wltiiesHtiH which extended
throur.lioiit (ho day the torouor'H
Jury, emiiiiimlcd to InveBtlnatij the
dlHUHler at tho Jiickouvlllo quarry
Thumdtiy which kjllod flvo men and
IiiJiiumI three others, returned the fol
lowing verdict:
We find Iho deceased came lo their
denth on Iho nlxtli day of June, 1!I2,
at Hut City of Medford'H quarry tint
hair mllo went of Jacksonville, Ore,
operated by Twohy Hrotliem cam
pauy, by the preiiiaturo exploitlou tif
powder.
Wit further find the company are
Kiillty of nelli;eiM.i.' by employlur. In
expeileiiced ami Incompetent work
men, rind find tho explosion was
canned by tuiupluc tho pjwiler with
u steel drill In the hands of careless
and Incompt'tepl powder men.
T. Cameron, forvimiii; John 11,
llemiiilt, A. It. Thompson, W. (.'. I)e
ulff, K, Arnold, K. A. Thoiiimon; A,
13. Kellt-KK, coroner.
The number of deaths us a result
of Iho explosion at the quarry wan
Increased to rive Friday evculm; when
K. Vlslno tiled at the Hacred Heart
liOHpltnl after cIIiikIuk to life for lit!
Iioiiih. One morn death may occur,
John Kill ton being In tt very serious
condition. Home hope, however. Is
held out unlay for his recovery.
CliarKlnit that the fuiictlonn or tin.
coroner's Inquest Into the explosion
at (ho county quarry operated by
Twohy llrothcrH company were di
verted from their true course by (he
district attorney ami coroner, Attor
ney K. K. Kelley Untied a scathing
statement against (hit (wo officials
as follews:
z "The verdict of the coroner'H Jury
In the Jacksonville quarry explosion
Is purely uml simply an evidence of
community prejudice. The verdict 's
not supported In any degree by the
evidence adduced at tho Inquest.
There Is not a scintilla of evidence lit
the record tif (ho coroner'H Inquest to
tthow (hat any Inexperienced or In
comped'itt workmen were employed,
In or about tin' quarry. On the con
trary, tho on')' evidence adduced as
(o (he experience and compe(ency of
(he powder men wus Hint limy wore
both experienced nml compeient
workmen, ami came on to the work
highly recommended iih such.
"The evidence further shows that
tho contractors had employed every
possible means ordinarily employed
about such work to Insure the safety
of (heir employes. Thnl they used
the powtler that Is considered by pow
der men anil experts as (he safest ex
plosive obtainable for that character
of work, (hat they purchased the
Hiinte at Intervals tif two weeks apart
to Insure Its freshness and lesson the
liability Incident to Its handling, nml
Hint the men were nt all t linen fur
nished with proper and approved
tamping tools, such as are usually
on such work, nml were subject to a
strict supervision
"The Inquisition conducted by tho
coroner went entirely outside the
limits laid down by the law for such
an Inquiry, ami to unheard of ex
tremes, testimony being Introduced
(o (ho erred that tho watchman who
wns placed In charge of the quarry,
following the explosion, had aban
doned his post, and was drunk In
Jacksonville, iho evident purpose of
such testimony being to prejudice the
Jury against the Twohy Hrothers,
Certainly no such testimony could
throw any light on the cause of the
explosion, and In race or the record,
It would Heoni Hint tho coroner's jury
made up its verdict from that evi
dence.
"Tho district attorney brought
with him, and kept before him dur
ing tho etamlnallou, a copy of tho
recently enacted employers' liability
act, ror tuo evident purpose of build
ing up u case upon which might be
predicated n number of personal In
jury Htiits, uml tho whole examination
was conducted entirely outside the
llmltH and authority of any such In
quisitorial body.
"At tho conclusion of tho testliuon."
the coroner dismissed everybody from
tho room except himself and tho dis
trict attorney nml In violation of
every principle of Justice and decency
ho nml the district attorney remained
with tho Jury to either direct or help
Htelr dohoratlons, nrter an oxhllil-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD Woman for general
housework, prlvnto family. Pen
tro Orchard, Phono 010 H-t.
FOU SALU -00 piiro blooded white
leghorn lions cheap, Home Phone
!I01 W. 07
WANTKD- Second-hand Ico box or
rofrlgorator. Phono 21 F-KI, Jack
sonville. 07
WANTRD Modern Hve-room furn
IhIioiI Iiuiiho, Atldrosa Ilox !, euro
Mail Tribune. 07
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CHARGED
A
DEATHS
CARPATHIA HEROES
GET THEIR MEDALS
CAPTAIN RQSTRON HOLDING CUP
PRESENTED By TITANIC 3UBVIVOE.S .
A pleasant Interruption to the routlno
of duty came to the olllccrs and tho
crew of the Carpatliln, of tho Cunard
Hue, when, on tho arrival of tffo atcam
slilp In New York from tho Mediter
ranean, she wti boarded by a commlleo
of the Tltanlc's survivors and medals
were gli'en to crcry man, woman and
buy who In any wuy took part In the
itiumorable rescue.
To Captain Arthur II. Rostron was
given u musslvu silver cup and u gold
initial. Gold moduli nlso were bo
stowed ou bis chief otllcer, hU Ilrst
otllcer, and his chlcr engineer, and on
the Curp.nthlu's surgeon, purser and
chief steward. All the Junior olllcera
received silver medals, nml "very oihtr
man, woman and boy of (he crew (hut
wits on board when the Carpatliln saved
(be Tltanlc's tturtlvurs received a
bronze nicdu..
SIX AT MATH
KLAMATH FALI.H, Ore.. June S
Six persons totlarnre suffering from
injuries received! when struck by
lightning. It U (bought none of the
lujtitired will die, ut ono of them a
baby Is In critical tondltlon.
Tho lightning was preceded by the
most M'vere hailstorm ever seen In
this section of (he sta(e. Three Inches
of hull fell In less than half an hour.
The hallsto;ies wero as large as mar
bles. At the Churches
St. Mark's Kplscopjil I'liuiclt
Itev. Joseph Hhcorln, priest In
Icharge. Services are held in hall,
comer Main and Holly 8(ree(s. First
Stiittlay after Trinity, services as fol
lows; Holy communion 7 a. m.,
Huuday school 10 a. m service and
sermon 1 1 a. nt-. service and sermon
S p. in. All are welcome.
At Hie ClitNtlaii (Miurcli
At lOa. m. tho IHblo school will
render their Children's Day exercises.
There will be no class meeting at
Smith's hall. Theme for the morning
"Cans and Cannota." in tho evening,
"Tho Crimson Card." Mission band
meets nt 7 p. in. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Choir practice on
Friday evening. Cotno ml welcome.
D. I). Uoyle, minister.
Itnptlst Chiiicli
"Tho Signs of tho Times" Is the
subject of the vcrtnoii at the llaptlst
church Sunday morning. A mock
trial will bo given at 8 o'clock In the
evening. "The Heathen Nations vs.
tho American Christian." Sunday
school '.';!.' a. in.. Men's lllble class
same hour. Juniors will meet a p.m.
Young People's meeting 7 p, in. Spe
cial music at the preaching services.
All aro welcome to these services,
A. A, Holmes, Pastor.
Methodist Cliincli
The Metll'ord Methodist Kpiscopal
church, corner of llartlett uml Third"
Meets- K. Olin F.lilridgo, pnsloe. See
vices Sumlitv us follows; prenelting
1 1 11. 111. Subject, "Uuiiuee." S p. m.
Cliiltlren's day progrni. Snnilny school
uml men's bible class, 0 ;-ir u. 111. Kp
worth lengue, tl:l. p.'in. l'euyei
meelin-' 'I'liiiestlnv oveiiintr. 8 o'clock,
tltcini), "The Oltl Htu)k. Splendid
music at both services. You are
cordially invited.
Dotroll's branch of tho Michigan
state free employment bureau fur
nltthed positions for 20, -100 out of tho
at, 204 who applied.
Hon on their part of tho most par
tisan hostility and unfairness against
tho omployors, Common deconcy uml
tho eulea of procedure that ordinarily
govern such proceedlnga should have
dictated tholr absence-.
LIGHTNING
SUES
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1 1 1 1
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The regular monthly me'-linfc of the
Auxiliary nocietv to Hie CliriHtinii
Womnn'H Hoard of Mutton of the
Cliritliiiii ehtircli, met nt the lionin "f
Mr. . M. If. Secley on Soutli flnkdale
mi WetlneHtliiy ntltntoon. A very
iiittreKtiiiy projfnun wn curried out
oil the Hiibjeet of miKxiou III III'!
I lilted Stolen nml Cumttln. The inl
iiortiiiife of elirinliaiiizint: our nlicii
ioiulnlioii nml the work ntrioiie; the
oriental uml negro partH il our ptqui
littion were mmic of the qiKMticuis
ill t ii- ieil.
A number of Interesting musical
selections wore hoard ut the gradua
tion exercises of tho Central Point
High school Tuesday evening, among
which were a violin solo by Miss Alt
on of Medford, a vocal solo by Mlsa
I.ncosta Manguni of Grants Pass, and
a violin solo by Master Ituymond Tay
lor of Central Point, a pupil of the
Medford conservatory. This young
gentleman Is only eight years of age
ami does quite wonderful things with
his tiny violin. Miss Mnngum has
many acqmtJiKarireM in this city, hav
lug taken part In musical affairs
from time to time.
Miss Kthcl Crowell leaves soon Tor
Walla Walla, Wash., to study violin
with Mr. Koy Williams of the Whit
man college conservatory.
Mr. Adolpho Knaur has secured a
splendid position In San Francisco
where he will remain until his en
gagement begins at Yellowstone
Park, where be plays during the Bum
mer with a Chicago orchestra;
Mi-e-cs Alleene Kiueliury, Delia
Heck uml .Mnmle Newberry enter-
tainul their friemlt with n delightful
tlaueiiii; party in the pnrUh hull on
Oaktlule avenue Inst night. The hall
was tastefully decorated with college
peumtuts, ro-s anil ferns anil pre-
.sented a very invited appearance. The
iiitisie wits' liy Messrs. Har.elrigs and
Wool. The punch howl was presided
oxer hv .Miss linn Brown ami Nora
Meek. Mrs. F. X. Heck- Mrs. Albert
Hrown ami Miss Kaiser were the pa-
trones-.es. The young peonle enjoyed
the very pleasant party to the fullest
extent ami danced with n zest until
midnight. Those present were the
Misses Helen Dahl, Mamie Deuel,
Frnnees Kenney, Dora Sullivan, Irene
Sullivan, lone Flynn, Iva Coffin, Jo
sephine Hoot, (leraldiuc Miksche
Helen Jones, Delia Heck, Alleene
Kiiip-liury, Margaret Kwing-, Kather
ine .Nfurphy, Maude Newberry, the
Messrs- Ho-well Coffin. Jake Ware,
Frank Fnrrell, Justin Cliesley, Elmer
Fuss. Al Heck. Frank Cain, Dado Ter
rett, itnlph Ware, John Murphy, l'aul
McDonald, Leon Speck, Henry Haz
well, Verne Colvig, A. J. Kreekler,
Carl Henuer.
New and second-hand
lumber for sale cheap. "We
are tearing down our ware
house buildings on railroad
property opposite Southern
I Pacific passenger station
and are offering for sale ma
terial taken therefrom at
very low prices. This is your
opportunity to buy lumber
at a sacrifice. Call at factory
vard to place order.
CRATER LAKE LUMBER
CO.
Special
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foro Juno ICth. Acute and chronic
cases successfully treated. Deformi
ties corrected. Consultation free.
Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiropractors,
and Spondylotheraplsts.
Drs. A. R. and Louise E. Hedges
2110 N. Bartlett
Phone, Pacific, Main 4171
Next Door to M. B. Church
Kryptok Bifocals
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Highest Typo of lllfocal Lenses
No Cement $ No Lines of Separation
No Dropping Apart Nor Collecting
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As Graceful and Practical as Any
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Come In and see them.
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if your spark-plugs need constant cleaning tho
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THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
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It has succeeded because of
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
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C. W. McDonald, Cashier
PROGRAM
IRRIGATION MEETING
at Opera House, Tuesday, June 11
The following Interesting program Is prepared:
Opening address Wm. M. Colvlg
"What the Land Owners In and Around Central Point Aro Doing
to Assure Themselves of Irrigation Advantages"
D. Stone of Central Point
"A Business Campaign for a Successful Determination of Irriga
tion by All the People In the Valley"
W. R. Coleman, of Jacksonville
"Bank Clearance by Increased Crops Through Irrigation".........
J V. 11. Gore, of Medford.
"Why Every Land Owner In tho Valley Should Preparo His
Land for Irrigation.". A. C. Randall, of Talent
"Tho Best Ways and Means to Get the Co-operation of tho Land
Owners to Assure the Building of tho Irrigation Canals"
Harry D. Irwin, of Medford
"Water Is King Today. J. A. Hover, of Phoenix
"What It Means to the Valley and Why Every Business Man
Should Interest tmself in .Irrigation"
. A. P. Stover, of Jacksonville Road
"The Advantage of Everybody Doing His Share Towards Irrigat
ing the Rogue River Valley" Prof. S. C. Relmer, of Phoenix
Every Land Owner, Orchardlst, Hay and Grain Farmer, Truck
Gardner, Merchant and Professional Man Is cordially Invited.
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