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SCENE IN "BEVEHLY" AT THE MEDFORD THEATER, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2
SAN FItANCISCO, Cal., July 25.
-N'ot nlono wns Iho California sugar
roiiBUiner compelled by tlio sugar
trust to pay nil tlio traffic would
boar, but that ho was arbitrarily
cllfirpod moro than tlio consumer of
nuy other state, duo to collusion be
tween tlio American Sugar Ileflnliifc
Company and Its local subsidiaries,
was brought out nt tho hearing heie
today of tlio dissolution suit before
Special Exnmlner Brlce.
This testimony was In tho shapo
of letters exchanged between II. O.
llavomeyer, lato hewd or the trust,
and W. II. Ilannam, secretary of the
Western and tho Spreckela Sugar
liofTnlng Companies, and Hnvemeyer's
personal ropresentatlvo In Califor
nia. Further light was shed on tho
clandestine negotiations whereby tho
California-Hawaiian Company was
persuaded for a sum of (200,000,
paid annually by the Western, to
close Its plant at Crockett, thus giv
ing tho trust nn absolutely clear
field.
BLUES
AND
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IN SHAM BATTLE
CEXTRALLIA, Wash., July 25.
Concealing their Intentions for the
day, the red attacking army under
command of Colonel Kennon broke
camp at Porter. 13 miles west of
Gate City at six o'clovk this morn
ing and marched eastward. The
army will probably proceed as far as
El ma, four miles west of Gate City,
a point that until today was held by
the second battalion of the second
regiment of Washington National
Guards, acting as outpost for the
blue army.
This battalion abandned Gate City
and dropped back to join the main
body of the blue army of defense un
der command of Colonel Young
which drpped from Rochester, three
miles east of Gate City, early today.
The blue army will probably march
about eight miles today, bringing the
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A. G. Delamater will present his
original Studebaker Theater Chicago
production of George llarr McCut
cheon's "Ueverly," a dramatization of
Mr. McCutcheon's most successful
and popular novel, "Heverly of
Graustark," by Robert M. Raker at
the Med ford Theater on Friday night,
August 2nd. As each of tho charac
ters Introduced In tho novel appear
In the play, a large and expensive
cast as well as an exceptionally
heavy scenic production Is required
for its proper presentation, and as
the company apearlng here have been
engaged for tho express purpose of
playing an extended engagement at a
leading Broadway theater, no expense
has been spared either as to cast or
scenic equipment. Popular summer
prices, $1.00, 75 and 50 cents.
BE
CHAIRMAN
to
CHICAGO, July 25. Former
United States Senator Albert J. llov
erldge of Indiana, has beon selected
for temporary chairman of tho "Bull
Mooso" convention to be held here
tho first week In August, according
to announcement made at progressive
headquarters hero today.
two armies In close proximity
each other tonight.
The first battle of the maneuvers
win probably occur tomorrow .morn-' position of librarian in the Catholic
Ing. j library at tho prison. "
PRISON JUTE MILL
SAX Ql'ENTI.V, Cal., July 23.
Because of good behavior sinco ho
was caught In an attempt to smug
gle candy through the prison gates,
during the visit of a friend. Abraham
Ritof, former political boss of San
FranclBco. has been relieved of work
In the juto mill and assigned to
moro congenial employment.
Starting today Ruef assumes tho
DELEGATES OFF
TO
CONVENT!
A. 0. Abrnms II. I). Irwin nnd
Acore ! DnK left Wednesday een
iii for Portland where they are nl
toiuHns the .tnto 'Hull .Moose" con
etitinii in -esMoii today. It K prob
able that Mv. Aiming will he named
as n delegate to the national conven
tion to he held nt Chicago AuiiNt It.
"It would Mirprisc jmt to leurn
how many ItooseVelt men there uiv
n thi- veeUon.1 stnte A. I. Ware,
I'huirmau of the Hull Moose Comity
committee. "I nm n'eeiviuir ninny
uMiriinre of xiiKrt from nil
tion of the county.
TALENT HAS NEW
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SUFFRAG
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CALIFORNIA "DULL M00SERS"
ARRANGE EASTERN TRIP
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 25.
With Governor Hiram Johnson nt
their head California's delegates to
tho first national convention of the
progressive party will leave hen- on
a special trains July 31. arriving In
Chicago two days before tho conven
tion Is to assemble August 5.
The Orxuuizutiou eoiniuilte of the
Medford Ko,uul Sufl'riiije club im'l
with the citizen of Talent u the
ChiUtiun church Wednesday evening,
l.ev. Smith, pastor of the church,
KHc nil address telliny the benefit.
of Woman Suffrage in Washington
iind Idaho. Mr-. ChnrlcK L. Sclieif
felin explained the need of oijfunuod
effort if women were to receive the
ballot this ceiuiui: election. It mldcd
to the enjoyment of the new club
members when Mrs. Schoiffeliii Kind:
"If your husbands do not respond to
imtiicct influence, lell tlicui, 'no Vote,
no pie.' "
Mrn.Mted.lv nctcd ns temporary
chairman while Mrs. t was clcetetl
pre-ideut uiul Mr. Hrce-c seeretnr.v.
The new club begins its career with
n charter membership of twelve.
Thursdny afternoon the .Med ford
Orgiiiiirution committee will meet llie
women of I'hoeniv nt the residence
of Mrs. S. I'. Cnpe,.
Kdwlu Brandt. iniolnbe.r of the
"Garden of Allnh" company, U In
summer vaudeville In a sketch en
titled "Fool'M Gold."
AS
TO RETAIN PLACE
I'OI'TliANI), Oie., .Inly art. It m
hellevetl today Unit hIioiiM Senator
lonulhuii llourue Jr., of Oregon, be
come a cuiidiilulc for re-election it
will he upon uu independent ticket
without iciiouiicliiK his iilleginuee to
the republican pitily, ami avoiding tw
fur ns possible nny mention of issues
set forth In the repuliliean iiutloiinl
pliitfoiui w adopted by the Chicago
convention. N'o mention of the sena
tor's iianie was iniiilo at the stale
progressive pnity convention today,
nor witH the isissibility of his becotu
lug a cainliilale discussed oulsiile t f
the coiiveuliou hull by lliose In utlciul-mice.
Close personal friends of Senator
Hout lie declare, however, that in
their minds there is no doubt but
that he will be it candidate for re
election on un independent ticket
with no other platform than (hat
furnished by his record In the senale
luring the past hix years.
Senator llourue has written that
lie will come to Oregon lifter the
close of congress and, it i believed,
lie will, after looking over the field,
make detiuite anuoimceiueul ns to
the course lie will pursue during the
coming campaign.
II is declared by iiiniiy of Bourne's
close polilicul friends Unit numerous
men of prominence in the stale who
supported Hen Selling for the repuli
licnn nomination, have grown cold
in their feelings towud (lie I'ortlu.id
merchant and would welcome Senator
Bourne's advent into the field.
II is declared thai Senator llourae
nt tributes his defeat nt he rerun!
primaries lyjlie fuel Ilia! he tliil uol
set forth for the benefit of rural
voters his urcouiplishmeiits during
his term in the senate.
William Courtonay has been en
gaged by II. II. Fraxeo to create the
principal role In Jamcx Montgomery's
vomedy "Heady Money," when that
play opens nt the Mnxlno Elliott
Theater, New York, on Atlgunt 10.
Joseph Kllgour, J. it. Bradbury. I.eu
Donnelly, Scott Cooper and Henry
Miller, Jr.. will nlno play Important
parts In this comedy.
"Ready .Money," tho furco which
.succeeded mo well In Chicago re
cently. Is to have a production in
New York In September.
"Jumt Say"
HORLICK'S
II Muni
Original and liimlna
MALTED MILK
TMFMd.flnkhrll(ta.
More healthful than Ten or Coffee.
Agrees with the Nvcnkcit tlujcttlon.
Drliciout, invigorating anil nutritious.
Rich milk, limited trrsin. iwwdcr form.
A quick luBck prepared la ft nalsute.
Take bo substitute. Ak for HORLICK'S.
Others are imitation;
Why Such Nimble
Feet ? TIZ
No Moro Tired, Aililng, Chafe!, Iltbu
tcrcd, CnlloiiMil l-'wl. Not They
Now Banco with llellglit.
Head for Free Trial I'acUago Today
l.lke blithe, merry music Tl'.
makoM your feel fairly douce. Away
go (he nodes and pnliu, the rorun
and cnllntiKCN, the blUtors and bun
Ioiih.
Tl, draws out the acids mid pol
hoiih that puff the fuut. N'o matter
how hard you work, how long you
dance, how long you nro on your feet
Tl, bring that Infinite ml m and re
pone to tired, aching feet that puts
you nt eno with yourself and nil the
world.
Try a Tl. font bath and your
wrinkled brow will smooth out as It
never did before.
Write today to Walter Luther
Dodge & Co., 1223 H. Wabnsh uvc,
Chicago, III., for a free trail pack
age of Tl. or go to any drug store,
department or general ntorn and get
a package of Tl., 25 cents a box.
And see that you buy T, demand
Tl.. Don't accept a substitute.
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Our Final Clean-up Sale
Beginning Friday, July 26
Everybody knows the signifigance of this announcement above TOGGERY BILL'S SIG
NATURE. It means to turn what we have left of this season's merchandise into
money. Policy of THE TOGGERY is: Carry Nothing Over, by so doing
we never have to offer our customers old or undesirable merchan- H
dise, but always the newest and best in style and pattern.
16.50, 15.00, 12.50 $
Suits all go at . .
8.50
X One lot Suits at just one-half price
One-fifth off on all blues and black
$ One-third off on all summer weight
trousers
25.00, 22.50, 20.00 Suits $ 1 C
all go at 1. J
One-third off on all straws
One-fourth off on all Bankoks and
Panamas
Lot of Felt Hats at half price
30.00, 32.50, 35.00 Suits $ (
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THE TOGGERY
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