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PUIM8M1CD KVBIir APTKItNOON
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Entered an nccondcana witter n
Mfitford, OrROU, under tho act of
March 3, 18?.
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JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Who Bays there aren't amusements
for those evenings? All uno needs
to do Is Journey to Siskiyou Heights
nml sec tho prominent citizens chase
stray horsea oit lawns.
J Its a whole lot of fun for every
one but the aforesaid prominent
cltlrens.
Ono man Is cleaning urrMits old
murrlo loader and asserts that un
less the horses take a hint from hltn
thero is going to bo bloodshed.
i
; Another exciting occupation Is to
watch tho school chlldrens gardens
grow.
"'
. To return to tho former subject,
dark horses bae no more chanco
before tho muirlo loader than the
ordinary kind.
You can't drive a horse to drink
but some horses drlvo some men to
drink.
And for Uioso horses wo will now
let 'em stand.
In a shim battle near Portland
the field was strewn with theoretical
corpses. Must have been great
times for the theoretical undertak
ers. The republican convention Is be
ing repeated in congress. Better
make the most of Unit's the last one.
Canada is going to contribute two
warships to England. It's up to
Milwaukee to do tho Bamo by Ger
many. When wo read of Miss Wood, suf
fragette, it suggests the addition.
"if 'sho could."
Sham Battle Heroics.
Said tho Captain of tho Red
To tho captain of tho Bluo
"I won't 'do a Wank blank
Theoretical Jhing to you."
Said tho captain of the Bluo
To tho captain of the lied,
"I'll bet you're sorry now you spoke, i
The umpire says s'ou'ro dead."
NOH-CdMMISSIONED OFFICEftS
CHOSEH FOR COMPANY
Tho appointments pf.tho , several
non-commissioned officers of the
seventh' 'company wero (made out Fri
day by Captain Deano following the
competitive examination conducted
by Sergeant Gandee, in which every
man with aspirations to wear stripes
was given an opportunity to compete.
"With tho "non-com" corps filled the
company has now passed tho forma
tive stago and Is ready for actual
drill as an organized military com
pany. The appointments to tho several
positions are as follews:
Sergeants: C. J. Tengwald, It. N.
Foster, Ii. W. Whiting, W. D. Merrick-.
'
Corperals: OrvWo Johnson, Berk
ley Ncustadt, A. T. Brown, Vern"o
Marshall, J I. It. Hance, P. L. Goppe.
Captain Deano states that the com
pany Is "becoming adept in tho man
ual ,of arms and in the marchings to
uuch a degree that a very creditablo
showing will bo anado at tho encamp
ment at Fort Stevens.
BUTTE FALLS AND C0LESTIN
. EXCURSIONS RUN SUNDAY
Tho Southern Pacific will run an
other ono '6f Its popular otVuralons
toT'Colcstln Sunday, and tho Pacific
uiul Eastern will Topeat tho success
ful affair to iButto Falls oMnst Bun
day. Many peoplo'from Ashland and
Ornhts Pass will muku the trip to
Coleatln. The advance sale for tub
llutto Falls trip is good.
i NOTICE.
.Notlco Is horoby given that tho un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil at Us meeting to be held August
0, 19U', for a llcenso to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors in
quantities less than a gallon at Ub
plaoo of business on lot 11, block 20,
city' of Medford for a period of six
juentliH.
j W M, KENNEDY.
Dtd July S.0,'1913. ,
WORLD'S FAMOUS
THE most important excursion lettforinmil tho Uiifiue
River valley lins over been culled upon to entertain
isf thrit given under the m.sliccs,of the National Geo
irnvphioal Society, with the foroiuost scientists of the
world as their guests which is xtue here about the middle
of September.
The excursion conies to visit Orator Lake aitd Will
be entertained by the Mud ford Commercial club abll taken
to the lake hlld back. It was originally planned that.
Klamath Falls would meet the party at the lake and con
duct them to Klamath Falls, but the Klamath Chamber of
Commerce has withdrawn its invitation, hehee the ex
cursionists will be taken to the lake ahd back as guests
of the Rogue River valley ahd Medford Commercial club.
At the lake the party will be entertained by the OrateV
Lake conipany at the new inn, which will be "dedicated at
this date.
The progressive spirit and good citizenship of the
valley is appealed to by the Commercial club to furnish
autos and drivel's to take these distinguished men to the
lake and back with their auto and signify their intention to
do so to the club manager or members of the committee
of entertainment. Twenty-live or thirty automobiles
are required for the trip, and as many linguists to talk to
me loreigners as possioie.
Arriving here early in
will be given a rule around the orchard section, then start
at once for the lake. Lunch will be served on the banks
of the Rogue at Prospect.
, By means of this excursion, Crater Lake and the
RogUe River valley will receive world-wide publicity
and advertising oX inestimable value. Everv European
and American university will ring with the praises of
Crater Lake and every scientific body will hear it dis
cussed. No possible amount of money spent could so
attract attention to this sectioh and itsresources.
The exclusion is composed of presidents, vice-presidents
and secretaries of the royal geographical societies
of Europe, professors of geography, economic and physi
cal, of climatology, oceangraphy, hydrography, maritime
meteorology, and cartography of the most famous Euro
pean universities, members of royal and national com
missions and leaders in a half a dozen Antarctic and other
geographic expeditions, accompanied by members of the
American society and of the national' scientific bureau
of Washington, D. C.
Among; the countries represented by their most
famous scientists are Belgium-, Denmark, France, Ger
many, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, The Netherlands,
Norway, Portugal Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
and Servia. The exclusion will probably number 100
persons.
The public spirited citizens of Medford, Ashland and
the Rogue River valley generally, are appealed to, to fur
nish automobiles for the exclusion. Don't wait, but
volunteer at onet. Send in your name to the Commercial
club.
The United States Postal Express
f I 1
By E. L. McCluro
The way bill Is tho original entry
and key to the 'entire system of all
express accounts. It is a cumber
some and imperfect form that is cop
ied over and over again for every
record and statement, and the cler
ical work required by these repltlon
entries paralyzo the business at holi
day times when every person be
comes a patron and tho clerical work
exceeds tho capacity and endurance
of every offico force.
AH express companies give a re
ceipt lo tho shipper, (1) way
bill tho article, (2) enter the way
bills on a transfer book snowing the
train and messenger carrying the
waybills, 3) all messengers enter the
waybills on transfer books to ac
counts for their disposition, (4) de
livery drflces copy the waybills on
delivery sheets, and (5) copy all un
delivered articles on on hand sheets,
shipping offices (C) copy all way
bills on an abstract to tho auditor
to account for tho charges and the
delivery offices (7) copy tho same
waybills on a statement to tho audi
tor to account for tho charges; and
the auditing department, (8, etc.)
copy the waybills, and pro-rate the
charges, over and over again for
every account affected by tho charges
on each waybill.
All these repetition entries can
be eliminated by a perfect form of
way bill, size 5 x 3 or 5 x C inches
to bo filed In vertical files for every
record without any clerical labor,
whatever, in copying. Four carbon
copies will be made at ono writing,
ono for receipt to shipper, ono for
shipping offico copy, ono copy for re
ceipt for delivery to bo filed for de
livery offico record, and ono copy to
accompany statement from delivery
offico to tho auditor. All tho book
keeping and statements of receiving
offico, dollvery office, and messen
gers, will bo merely lists of num
bors and dates and amounts which
will mako the records as perfect as
If complete copies of waybills wero
wrltton out; adding machines and
typewriters can bo used to multiply
clerical capacity and givo exact re
suits by meroly touching a button
without mental effort. A complete
numerical system would designate
offices, stores or individuals, making
waybills. Books of waybills would
bo furnished to stores and Individ
uals and deposits required to cover
prepaid charges picked up by driv
ers. Tho Interstato Commerco Com
mission tariff by zones, and blocks,
and graduation, would reduce tho en-
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtJNE,
SCIENTISTS COMING.
the morning, the exedrsibnists
tlro system to tho simplicity or mak
ing out the original entry which
auyono who know.t how to write
legibly would be capuKe of doing;
and there would bo no possibility of
paralyzing tho expi-as nualncss as
long as thero wero men and vehicles
c;rugh to carry tho oi tides to des
tination. The Postal Express voiild deliver
all articles, by such asstem, with a
regular periodic service over all ter
ritories with a fraction of tho ex
pense which tho many hundred du
plications of tho delivery service
now require; rates would be reduced
to a bagatello compared to present
tariff rates. Every houso could be
served direct from tho farm, with
everything ripe and fresh, with an
absolutely dependable service, which
would Incrcaso tho volume of ex
press to a perpetual holiday busi
ness; but tho automobile will fur
nish tho ideal vehicle to handlo an
unlimited traffic, without getting
tired, and the greater the volurno of
tho business tho cheaper will be tho
cost of handling It.
STATE SCHOOL FUND IS
APPORTIONED BY TREASURER
I Mil . .1 111 0
Jackson county for tho coming
school yoar has been apportioned
$1CB,6C0.C0 by tho stato treasurer,
out of tho school fund, which will ho
repaid at six per cent Interest, with
sufficient security. Tho amounts
will bo divided among tho different
districts for expenses during 1912
13. Tho total amount loaned by tho
stato Is ?D, 491, 000. 13.
Gilliam county loads with th'd sum
of $405,U'9.82, Umatilla is second
with I3UC.1.17.80, Marlon county is
using S291,0C0.28 of the school
monoy and Multnomah only si 10,-
294.00.
SOME IjAHGK ONES CAUIIT.
Tho big fish aro uftor those now
pattern BackuH files, thoso who co
to Oio rlvor proporly cqulppod al
ways go homo with tho limit. Ask
nil the sports what kind to use they
know, uud do not forget you stand
a good chanco to got that $50 prize.
The sport Is fine, tho water Is flno,
tho pleasure for tho family on tho
banks of tho ltogiio is far superior
to that of tho Banks of tho Wabash
Far Away, Como in, wo like to talk
to you of tho Joys of a trip to tho
Itoguo at Garnott'Corey liardwuro
Co.'h big store,
Medford Printing company carry a
full Una of legal blanks.
MEDFORD, OREGON, .SATURDAY, .TVLY 27, 11)12,
PREMIUMS FOR COIN FI
OFFERED BY liDFORD MERCHANTS
$rt, for boJ pluto f into Vruwford
Lndles DcliaHrrtfetit Secure Lbnu Lino peuchen.
of Special Prizes as Inducements
to Secure Many Displays nt the
Coming District Fair
M
Tho conunltteo of the
Indies department of the
Jackson County Knlr Aho
elation having secured tho
following special premluma
tn be awarded at Urn coming
fair commencing September
17th wish o thank tho bul
nss hrtn Tor their generous
and hearty support.
MUS. V. II. CANON.
MltS M. J, MILLER.
Committee.
J. T. Broadloy, ran cut a oxcelsft.
for best collection of home-grown
dahlias.
Medford Grcenhouso, a specimen
rem for best collecUuu of home
grown cut flowers.
Medford Nurery Co.. $10 flurso
to he divided into three prizes, $G,
$.1, and $2, for best display of home
grown roses.
Golden Ittlo, one silk umbrolln,
value $G, for best display of Iltatten
burg. M. M. Ahrons Co., a silk waist for
best display canned fruit.
California-Oregon Power Co.,
electric toaster, value $5, for boat
loaf of brown bread.
Tho Art Store. J2.G0 In trade for
best oil painting.
West Side Pharmacy, one largo
fancy bottlo of perfume for best em
broidered table runner.
Southern Oregon Electric & Heat
ing Co., electric Iron for beat hand
laundered shirt.
C. P. Krlbs & Co., $1 worth of
good coffeo for best hand-palntcd
sugar and creamer.
Tho Wardrobe, one pair men's
gloves, value $1.75, for best plato of
quinces.
B. & C. Cash Store, ono Japanese
basket, value X$2.C0, for best fruit
pleco In wator color painting.
Hell's Meat Market, ono hnm for
best veal loaf.
Olmstead & lilbbard, ono can
Wadco coffeo lot bes 'lemon plo.
W. Stringer Grocery, ton packages
Quaker Oats for tho largest pump
kin. Tho Merrlvold Shop, one box writ
ing paper for best drawing of child
under 12 years of age.
Behllng Sroe Store, ono pair la
dles' flno shoe for best pleco of silk
embroidery in colors. ,
J. V. Diamond cut glaRq nappy
for best embroidered carving cloth.
II. 11. Moc Co., ono pair Simmons'
long kid gloves for host piece ot
punch work.
Thompson Mercantile Co., ono doz
en Itosallo spoons for best embroid
ered apron.
John F. Lawrencco, ono veil pin
for best applo plo.
Barnard & Counoyor, ono lndlen'
hat, value $5, for boat dozen dough
nuts. F. W. Shaplelgh Hardware, ono,
pair diamond edge game carvers for
best chocolnto layor cake.
M. S. Blden, Model hoot and shoo
shk)i, ono pair moil's shoes for bout
plato toniutoen.
Alien urocery co iwoniy-nvo
pound sack Waltabury's puro white
flour for best loaf of bread made
from thnt flour.
Miss' PaVntor, ono Indies' hat value
$8, for best display of punch work,
Medford Furniture & Hardware
Co., one percolator for best pumpkin
plo.
Martin J. Ilcddy. hnnd-pnlnted
vase for best shadow embroidery.
Puluc'o of Sweats, 'five-pound box
candy for best hand-palntcd bun lion
dish.
Model Clothing 'Co., any boys' suit
at $r or allow sumo amount to apply
on higher priced suit, for heat dis
play of Irrsh ixjtatooH grown by ex
hibitor. C. M. Kldd, ono pair ladles' Hllp
pers for best dozen Initial napkins.
Bertha Snyder, five-pound box
Candy for best embroidered ronter
ploco mndu by girl mndor 115 years 'of
uge.
M, M. Department Storo, ono um
brella, value $3, for best dlHplay or
Jelly.
Medford Harness Co., ono whip,
valuo $2, for best plato of Bweetwn
tor grapes. "
H. C. Kontnor ,Co., ono lndlen'
wulst, value $3, for best loaf Angel
food tnko.
Fouls Co,, ono sack Uppor Crimt
flour for best loaf of bread mudo
'from that flour,
Hermun Bros,, harness and sad
dles, ono summer roho, valuo $1,20,
for best pluto English walnuts.
Economy Mnrkot, Nichols & Anh
polo, ono ham for best cream plo.
Daniels for Duds, one hat, valuo
Muuirit Store, ono Hill; Mklrt, value
$.1, for hesi dlHplay of hiimltuHdo
hnndkei chiefs,
iichloIfcUu'N (trm ory, throe iaok
ugea Sohlofrelln'H family blend cof
feo for bust einhrolduioil iliossor
scarf.
Tho Toggery mu wool inventor
for host plate l)oo peaiti.
Tho QUlx Cigar Store, turn hilar
pipe, alue $ti, for host plate Cornice
pcnix.
Huinphtoy'H tlun Stole, ono tith
ing rod, aluo $., fr hottt water
melon.
Weeks & Mcdnwnu, Ono rug, valuo
$3, for heal display umhroldorCd
towels.
Peerless Baking Co , one fancy;
box candy for lient plate of Tokay
grapes.
E. C. Ireland Clgrtr Co., one hot
fifty elgnr for best bunch of six
beets.
Pacific Motor Supply Co., ono
Ever-Heady electric fioatohllght,
v valuo $5, foe best plate of Hpltxcu
he)R hpptos.
Wonder Store, ono music roll for
best embroidered nofa pillow by girl
uiidor 111 yearn of age.
Tho Handicraft Shop, forty.flve
Inch stumped citntorploeir mid I) M.
C. to work, for best embroidered
OOntorplOeo .twenty-two Inches, or
over.
Eagle Phnrmney, one largo bottlo
of perfume for best log cabin quilt.
Oakdnlo Cash Grorery, ono largo
can Diamond W. coffeo for best plate
off Newtown apples.
Hubbard Ilron., ono corn grimier
for best dozen earn of com.
Warner, Wort man & Gore, one
suck Bluo Itlhbon Hour for. bent loaf
Of white cake made from that flour
C. E. Gates Overland Co , $f. 00
puree divided Into two prizes, $3 uud
$2, for best stocking darning done
by girl of 12 or under.
II. 11. Patterson Nurn'ry, 1-2 doc
shade trees of any Kind for best plate
of D'AnJoti pears.
Mordoff ft Woolf. $10 baby car
riage for the handsomest baby hi
Jackson county under one ear of
age, contest to take plate at fair
ground on Thursday, Sept. 19th, at
2 p. m.
Medford Implement Co.! 1 Hummer
carrlngo robe.
N. 8. Bennett, Eden Valley Nnr
uory. $fi.00 worth of nursery stock
for best exhibit of "Made In Med
ford" goods.
$5.00 worth shade trees and flow
orlns shrubbery fofr best school ex
hibit. $5.00 worth pear trees, winner's
selection for best single box exhibit
of pears, not leH thnu three vari
eties. 26 apple trees (fofr best general
farm exhibit from nutsldo a radius
off 20 mtlei from Medford.)
10 Jonathan upplo trees for best
single box of Jonathan.
10 Newtown applo trees for best
slnglo box Nuwtown.
10 Spltzeliburg applo trees for host
Hlnglo box Bpltzouhiirg.
$2.50 worth roso bushes for berry
plants winners selection for best
pastry ochlblt by girl of 1 1 or tin
dor. $2.50 worth of Iroso bushes or
berry plants, winner's selection, for
best exhibit form produce by boy of
1 1 or under.
, Clark & Wright
' LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, I). O.
Pnblic Land Mnttera: Final Proof.
Dcsurt Lands, Contest and Mining
Cases. Scrip,
'&VLaLX94
APPEIX'S
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wany twu oy
craaawl vMMoney dim U, mnli water rig lit at
Laud.
a drink. Kor uroaictnra. aurravura. !xul4
no iiui. in.i Maying woik u cu lor
men, atockiueu auyoiin (ixkimm to dry
or warm weutlmr It u an abanluUt necevaity,
Wator put Into Ilia Liajr In Urn morului
and axtioiM-il to tlm aim and air all day win
bocotiltTatulglittlikii Itwaalu tlia uiofulof.
Tlialaat drink u end atlia llrat.
Gna'raMUctI, triiaal by V. H. Govt.
Strong, Mght, Durable, Kaiy Id Carry.
SIZ4S-1, 3 ana S Gallons. Frcat4
Price, I.ie, 1.40, SS.90 rWCUay,
i'ttr halt bu Diatirt J'.vtrywUiri, Hot
Ordir JHrtttJrom (hi
Adam Appoll Water Hug Co.
VOHU.AND, ouraoN
muibi wink oc at a d .
f ron . f reli wnUir. an AuiwU a fimlk
cM Watar Kaf lya fur luwTi
tr In UinA urfMl unit In In.
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Wo lira how serving
OUR OWN
Ice Cream
UEUE IH OllH FOUMtlLA
Uruam
Milk '
Sugar
Pepsin ,
Flavoring
No Btnrch
No Flour
No Ico C renin Powder
No GelaUn of any kind.
HASKINS
for
HEALTH
JUST
RECEIVED
fiOO popular rppi'iut
copyright books
A splendid selection
Yoit, should have a Tow
on that vacation
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money on hand at all times
to loan on improved ranehos
and city property at lowest
rates with "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phone 3231 320 G -C. Bldg.
Good Home
AT A IlAllttAIN
Eight room houao, corner lot, on
paved street, Houxo modern nml
now. Will sell on easy terms, only
$100 down, Write or lolephono
owner. W. J. Hnrtzull, It. V. I). No.
1. Phono -tCR-J-1.
A SNAP
00 acres, six miles from Medford,
good graded road crosses tho tract,
all frco noil, at $G0 por acre. $1000
will handle, easy terms on balance.
Part hi creek bottom land, suitable
for alfalfa. SeVural springs on tho
plnce. Timber enough to pay for tho
tract. No buildings. In tho Griffin
creek district.
W. T. York & Co.
Draperies
Wo carry a vory complain lino of
ilriiporlvi). men uurluliiM, rlvturrn, ula,
uiul ilo nil cliiHMt'N of tijihnliterliiff. A
special man to look after tils work
tixcliiHlv.tly nml will kIva an trooil
kitvIco dm I" iioNHlblo to jfut In uvun
llio larguHt altluH,
Weeks & McGowan do.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Wator
Heating
All Work Olmranlcod
Prlcos Ituiiaonulilo
OOPPEEN & PRICE
SO Howard Blook,ntrnca on 6th It
gaclfio aoai. atoaia flo.
Grater Lake
Auto Line
Car will leave Ilotol Medford. for
Orator Lake at & n, m, Tuesday and
Saturday, Return Mondays and
Thursdays,
Spend Sunday ht 'Orator Lake.
IteaorvaUonu made at Medford
Uotol offico; ' '
WHERI TO OO
TONIGHT
BTarTsamr i-.-rrr-
S3
HOdl'.ltH
StugatitlliollglHt in narlc
AHAIIIAIA
Lady rontoitlonlst who huff Inn
nt'leiico
TllltlUC Pliotoplii) . TIIHKi:
OltPIIANH Ul" Till: Pl.AlNH
Urn mu
A womlotful wtmterli liidlnn htoiy,
.MAX IS (XINVAI.KHUUNT
CouiiMly
And u corking good nun.
IIAItVI-:ST I.N SICILY
AgtltMilttirAI
mvi: in thi: (int.TTo
Dialiut
(1001) M l)IO
Kvonlng ptTformnnco, 7:30
AdmlMloii 10 mid 1G centa.
Hpoclnl matliieim Saturday mid Sun
day nt i! p. in.
o I AR
X M. XjLLtJLm. X JLXs
Under direction People'a AnuKomeut
Company.
AIAVAVH IN TIIK LKAIt
The roxy, root nml inmfoitnhln Iteal
Motion Pli'tuni theater whero you at-
Wii)h nee the bent pictured,
Nollilng Hut lllg Itrlght IVrttm-o
l'luitoplii)it
H.aiK TODAY
Tho feature of fcutun'H
Tiii: iwll or il(;kiiavkw
Completo lit 2 reoln, 2000 ftvt. PimN
tholy HiirpatiitluK any provloiiH pro
duction of war nohtcnii ludlaiiH nnd
whlto mUtlom. A mntuhlcM hintur
leal photoplay.
"KATlliat'S IU?HT"
Pull of tunny ulliintlomi mire fire
Innglm,
"IN ni.osHO.M TiSir."
A droniaUe of high order that nppoalx
tO MOIltlllltMlt
"Tin: wimnvKH'8 winow"
Sumo comedy
AL HATIlUlt In nong
Our mimic nml effectH for tho photo
play aro unexcelled.
COMINO SUNDAV
Tho HtupeuilouH production
UNDHH TWO l-'LAOH
Stirring notion Thrilling nltuntlonfi.
UGO
THEATRE
HATl'ltDAY AM) SUNDAY ONLY
July 127th Ami UMtli
I lilATUlti: 1'ILMS 4
J SONUS ii HINOKHH 2
TIIK HAVKN
A two reel fenturo heaiitlfully
Htaged and enacted, u film that will
live fur ngcH. 11iIh In Kdgnr Atlon
Poe'a Immortal Poom, A ten thoim
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