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MEDFQKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, MONDAY. AUGUST 1$), tni2.
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Fttndq tor thc,ocnl cqu.il suffrage
Qtapnl'giL, wero augmented, by 15.1
Monday upon receipt of a draft from
mo cnnjr'iRnicoii
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nla. The! drnY
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wiltco xf cantor
Uini J Ov i vninw v '
Mabel' Craft Peering, VltlV a 'lottcr
explaining that a surplus was lert in
thodftjSUry'Alid'lW tho California
comwltte i kaul lo dtobAiTd as
. thc&Hsne hiorVVork tor lt'to lo.
Equal stints were Bent 1o several
otkof OregSK'polnt.'C
IflhomoblV for sale. 200, good
ebniltloB. Room 425, M. P. "H.
mH ' 1.tn
Hammocxs, snorting goodR, blue
flame, ordorlcss oil stoves, rofrlgcra
torij'oid. Prices right, fchaplelgh.
hardware Co., 2S. South Central,
Mr. Q. F. Johnson president of the
Provident -Trust Co., of Portland and
Mrs. Johnson n,nd their two sons
spent part' of- Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Whctscll. They drovo
from Portland. In their car arriving In
Medlord late Saturday night and left
Sunday for Crater Lake. Klamath
Falls, I.ako View and then back to
Portland by eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ulrlch and
family arc enjoying an outing at the
Eayart ranch. '
. Berlin Tailoring and French Dry
ClesalHg Company, 109 West Main
street, wish to announce that they
are prepared, to do first class clean
lac and pressing, also hats blocked
aBd: trimmed. Ladies and. Gents'
suits made to order. Giro- hs1 a
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone Pacific 6362.
Miae Ruth Merrick is spending a
few. days at the Enyart ranch on
' Upper Rogue R.lver.
E. S. Tumy has been appointed
local agent for the Realty Associates
of Portland, Oregon by John W.
Parker, district manager for the
company. Mr. Tumy'a duties will bo
those of sub-agent for this county,
thus allowing Mr. Parker more time
for his other territory, and interests.
He will continue tho headquarters
for his bond business at Medford,
however.
B. D. Weston, commercial photog
raphers, negative made any time or
place by appointment Phone M. 1471
Cart, Fichtnerand O. G. Vrooman
1 returned, last evening from a trip to
Crater Lake, having made the trip
on Excelsior motorcycles. They re
port tho reads In fair condition ex-
' cept for rain and, snow at the lake.
Early Crawford peaches for sale.
JI. C. Jjy, phone Pacific 491-J-l.
Sam L. Sandry chief deputy fish
and game warden of this section is
visiting Medford from Rogue River.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hicks motored
to Applegate Sunday.
A long want realized Cottage
barber sho 19. South Central, open
from 7 a.1 m. until 8 p. m. f ' tf
Mr. an"d MrL.B. Brown spent
Sunday at Shasta Springs.
zJCamcron was among the many
Mcdtord people spending Sunday at
WeeV ' " f ' "r
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Gfena',6. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
MedfonL "
S: A. Pattison neadell Ihe Central
Point' delegation to Shasta Springs
Sunday,
Miss Jcsslo (Wrett of Salem Is
visiting MIm Cotxlelln Goffe of Con
trnl' Point. - -
Mr." and Mrs. "4 jVw. Myers nro
damping afthe McAllister Springs on
LIMIa Ilultn nW.iw. (
Hay for salct YvH. Everhnrd.
Phono 6671.
Mr. and Mra, 8. I, t.oonanbof this
city and Mr. m Mrs, A. Strat
ton win lenve.soan for itn outing
near Prospefct.
Jojm WIIKjnsOR'.whq ftonj to Fort
Klamath for an extended outing on
account of HI health is satd to bo
Improving greatly in health.
'Kodak finishing, the beat, at Wcs.
ton's, opposite book store. "
jJourt Hall and Chnrlea Young will
lcavo tomorrow for a tour of Cen
tral Oregon.
Mrs. H. 1). Falloway of Eagle
Pornt was a recent Medford visitor.
"Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith's nro
spending a few days at Dead Indian
on an outing.
S. A. Newell, ladles' tailor, 4th
floor M. F. & H. bldg.
A fire started recently In N'olson
Hbscmen's house oil Foots creek
which, completely destroyed tho In
terior of the building and in which
Joo Kester, an old ipau who was
staying at tho place was badly
burned about the hea-i and shoulders.
Kester woko"up in tho morning and
lighted his candle dripping the match
on the floor as ho supposed It was
out but was not and swt fire to paper
and the disaster -followed. The
house was a large lop structure and
by the hard work of thb neighbors the
walls were saved bclig but slightly
charred, but all the household ef
fects were destroyed.
Irs. A. D. Willows rif Little Butto
Creek Is In Medford fori a short visit
with friends.
Allen D. Wood of Grants Pass
spent Monday with Medford friends.
LIKELY 10 CAPTURE TENNIS GHANiriSHiP.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS I
Ml P TIKai rntmimi In f'hnren rf
the Natron 'cutoff 'for the Southern
Pacific Is visiting Medford.
'Mdrioy' to loan on country proper
ty. Carkln & Taylor, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Bldg., Medford.
Mrs. Frank Isaacs spent Sunday
at Colestln'wlth her mother who is
camping there.
Miss Bessie Carden has returned
frbnVa, visit with relatives at Van
couver, 'b.'c
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Han, over Jackson County Bank.
'G"uy'pishop has returned from a
short Duslness trip to Rbseburg.
'Dr. Walter B. Coffee a surgeon for
the Southorri Pacific company is tour
ing'" Southern Oregon.
8otfa Fountain at DoVoe's.
James Kershaw of Antelope spent
Monday- In Medford on a abort busi
ness trip.
Professor'Talllunder Is spending a
weelc at Shasta Springs.
Mabel1 D; Hall, ehlna decorator,
wl!l'Jon heV stbdlo to the public on
Tuesday, August 20th, from 2 to C
and-T a W, No ehlna' sold. Gar-nett-Corey
building, room 408. 12?
Mr, itnd' Mfs. F. H. Hopkins and
fatnlly'Uavo left for an outing at Cra
ter Lake.
ivan Hocketismlth of Phoenix spout
Mon'dtiyMn Me'dford oh buulAcss. '
Get Mrs.' Reynolds homo mado
bread af'DeVooV
Miss Marion Barntim lias returned
from a visit In California.
Weeks & MtcGowan Co.
UNIiEPTAICERS
mm swhi r. w, wmiw en
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AMT
Mrs. W. E. Drayton has returned
from a trip to Crater Lake.
F. A, Hawk and family, W, E.
Price and family, Tom. Merrlman and
family, C. Blaln and family, B. F.
Peart, J. F. Mcssncr, George, Gregory
and W. H. Ferguson attended tho
blacksmith's picnic in Ashland Sat
urday.
D. W. Stone and family of Sacra-
raento, Cal., aro visiting at tho home
of Mr.. Stone's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Stone and family.
Mr. anM ilrs. J. W. Myers' and Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. Tro'vlllo loft Satur
day, morning for a several days out
ing' at 3ieAllIstor Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Jones wero vis
itors in our city a few hours Satur
days. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were en
route' to tho Meadows.
Miss Lolm Duniau of Grants Pass
Is tho guest of Miss Agnes Dunlap
here.
Mrs. Myra Roberta visited at tho
homo of her sister, Mrs. Hughes Sun
day.
Mrs. Nancy Obenchain returned the
last of the week from a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Klamath. Falls.
Mrs. George Pankey and Mrs. Joe
Wright have returned from a few
days outing.
George Merrlman of Medford
spent Sunday at the residence of his
son Tom Merrlman and family.
Mr. and' Mrs. Englnn'd of Ashland
were Sunday guests of M. R. England
and. family.
Tho Roguo River band accompa
nied by a number of our citizens took
In the excursion to Weed and Shasta
Springs- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merrlman, Mr.
and Mrs. M. R. England,' Mrs. Em
ma Bcbb, MIsb Ncttlb Lewis, Miss
Edith Stone, Miss Mildred Stewart,
Claud White, Wayne and Earl Leov
er, Ward Barnctt and Ed' Kahlor
were' Sunday afternoon passengers
for Medford
Tho dance given Saturday night in
Central Hall was much enjoyed by
our young people.
SECRETARY WILSON WlLL
PROBE HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. Secre
tary of the Interior Walter L. FIshor
announced today that ho expects to
start for Honolulu next Sunday per
sonally to Investigate affairs con
nected with the territorial govern
ment of Hawaii. Fisher will sail
for tho island from San Francisco
August 31, aud will reach Washing
ton on bis return about October 1C.
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IRITAINVri EXHIilTV'
AT PANAMA EXPOSITION
LONDON', Aug. 19.-r-T,uo British
forolgn office notified tho Amprlcaq
embassy hore tqday that England ac
cepts "In prlKclplo" tho Invlta.tlpn to
participate In tho Panama Pacific
Exposition to ho held at Sun Francis
co in 19 J5. Formal acceptance is
delayed until tho exposition commu
nion Is consulted concerning tho space
available.
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II llll-H IM.III NffMI II
MAUttlCE E. MCLOUfiHLIN
MKETINO A. HIGH
THE
UOB .
TITLE HOLDER.
It Is the opinion of experts watching tho New York State tennis champion
ship games being played at the Crescent A. O, In Brooklyn, that M; K. Mc
Loughlln, of California, will carry off the honors. LIU companion, Thomas
Bandy, also of California, Is running a close second.
How to Eradicate Wild Morning Glory
Qljarles Dillingham has,, engngqd
tho noted dancer Lydja Loupoukpwa
for tho company In, wllcli, JEJlfjie Jnnla
will bo starred with Montgomery,
Stone nnd Joseph Cawthorno.
By Profe.vor F. C. lteintcr
This Experiment Station has re
ceived many Inquiries this summer re
garding the wild morning glory, es
pecially as to the best means of
eradicating It.
Tho wild morning glory (Convolvu
lus arvensls) Is one of tho most, If
not tho most; troublesome weeds in
southwestern Oregon. It Is a native
of Europe, and was Introduced Into
southwestern Oregon less than a
quarter of a ccptury ago. It has bc
conio thoroughly established hero and
finds conditions very favorabio for
Its best development. It grows re
markably welt on practically nil the
soils In the valley; but nttalns Its
greatest perfection, and entrenches It
self most thoroughly, In tho deep,
loose, moist loams. In other words.
It becomes most troublesomo on our
best farm lands.
This weed Is so persistent, and so
difficult to eradlcato, that so mo f ar
mors regard the fight against It as
a useless effort, and havo givon up
the fight. In one instanco a farmer
came to the conclusion that tho weed
was a part of his soil. Just as pebbles'
are a part of his soil; nnd that It was
simply folly to attempt to get rid of
it.
It should bo stated at tho outset
that thla.w.eed, can bo eradicated by
proper methods. Furthermore, It is
of vital Importance to many of our
farmers that it bo eradicated. It I
8.Q peritttcnt and spreads so rapfdly
that most of our crops autfor severe
ly in fields where this pest exists.
Tho writer knows of one field whore
thq tomnto crop was reduced fully
ninety per cent during tho season of
1911 and tho young fruit trees In
this same field made .very little
growth. It Is useless to attempt to
grow many of our vegetables In fields
where this weed has become estab
lished. The fight against this pest should
commenco as soon as It makes Its
appearance. The longer tho fight Is
delayed the more difficult It will fin
ally be.
To fight this weed successfully ono
must know tho habits of tho plant,
t"t produces a rpot system from three
1,0 ten feet long, depending on tho
depth of tho soil. It pan reprodttco
itself by seeds or Btu'nll portions of
tho root system. A pleco of root an
Inch long torn from tho root system
will prod u co a now plant, TJio long
root Bystom is n grcn storo Iiouho for
reserve nlant food. As soon as tho
leaves appear above ground tho manu
facture of rcsorvo plant food (starch)
begins, and this Is stored In tho root
system Jus?, as it Is stored in tho
tubors in caso of tho potato. Thcro
is enough rescrvo plant food In tho
root Hystum to keep the plant ullvo
for a whplo season wlthput tho use
of any uddltlonal plant food. This
oxplalns why tho plant will not die
when cut off a few inches below the
surfaco of tho ground, but will sond
up at onco a pew shoot or vino from
bolqw tho cut part. It will do thjs
repeatedly until all tho reserve plant
food in tlio enormous root system Ih
used up. This characteristic enables
tho plant to persist whon tho usual
methods of weed fighting aro prac
ticed. The crucial point then. Is thnt
eradication of this plant depends on
tho exhaustion of tho root system.
Tho only wny that this can bo dono
Is to cut the plant off repeatedly
'three or fnui; inches below tho Bur-.
face of the ground boforo It makes
Its appearance above ground. Tho
best tool tor' this purpose is tho
'weed cutter." Tho best typo of,
weed cutter Is ono with a long
straight knife. Tho ground must bo
gone over onco every five days. Im
mediately around tho trunks of trees,
or plants In the garden, tho work
must bo gone over with a hoo. This
method la nor successfully practiced
by some of tho orchardlsts In this
valloy. It has also given excellent
results In California whpro this weed
has gained a strong foot-hold.
Whero tho land Is badly infested
and to bo med for vegetables or
small fruits It simplifies tho fight npt
to plant a crop for'ono season. This
gives an opportunity to plough tho
ground thoroughly and to uso n largo
weed cuttor to tho best advantage.
Ono season of heroic treatment will
rid tho field or this weed.
IL should bo omphnHlzcd that the
ordinary toothed cultivator or hnr
row is of vefy little vnluo in this
fight, as they cut off vary few of tho
plants.
Wherovor It Is practicable badly
Infested fields may bo pastured for
somo tlmo with hogs, sheop or goats,
Hogs nro especially effective In
eradicating thb) weed. They cat tho
tops, and are very fond of tho roots
and underground stems. Where tho
soil is very hard It Is host to plough
tho ground before turning iu tho
hogs.
F C. RE1MER,
Experiment Station,
, Talent, Oregon,
PLEIADES STILL AGROUND
NEAR MAGDALENA BAY
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 19.The
California and Atlantic Liner I'lola
des which went aground near Mng
(lalcna Bay on Lower California
coast, was still aground today, ac
cording to wireless reports. It is
reported a wrecking crow will go t,o
lie'r usslstanco from 8an Francisco.
FATAL BLAST AT QUARRY "
AT COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
COTTAGE GROVE, Oro AMff. 19.
Daniel Boylo, a' railroad employe,
was killed and several porsops, nar
rowly escaped death In a blast ut
tho city rock quarry horo. Boylo
was killed by being hit on tho head
by a heavy stono thrown 1,000 feet
from where tho blast was sot off.
TOO LATE TQ CLA$SJFY
FOR RENT Flvq room cottago, sow
er and water connection, pavod
street, closo In, Including now bath,
Ten dollars, 403 North Fir streot.
129
COriGRESS REGULATES ,
APPLE BARREL SIZE
Goitgroito hits passed a bill, which
has now bucouto n law, regulating (ho
utnmlnrd apple barrel and tho titand
nrd grade for apples when paqkud In
bnhrrelH. Tho bill provides that the
Btnndnrd barrel (or npplen shall bn
of tho following dimensions whon
measured without detention of Its
parts: Length of stave, twenty
eight nnd onc-lmir Indies; diameter
of head, seventeen and ono-olgth
laches; distance, between heads,
twouty-alx Inches; clrouWf4roitco of
bulgo, arxty-four lnoho,put"lo mean
uremerit, roprvtoi)OiiK tit nearly an
possible nevun thousand and flfty-nlx
cubl(j' Inchqa: Provided, That ateel
barrels containing tltu Interior til-
trcustnna provided fur In this section;
shall no construed n. a compliance
tlHruwlth.
That the standard grades for np.
plefc when packed In barrdlH which
shnl be shipped, or dollverod for
shlpjnonl iu interstate or foreign
commorcq, or which shall bo sold b
sold or offered for salo tylth.ln the
District of. Columbia or (ho Territor
ies of the United Slates shall ho ut
follews: Apples "o. oiie variety,
which aro well grown spwd'mous, band
picked, of good.co'lQrvt6rthe varloty,
normal ahnpe, p?ctfcily free from
Insect nnd fungous Injury, bruises,
and other defects, except auch as nro
necessarily caused in tho operatlou
of packing, or apples, of ono varloty
which are not mote than ton por
centum below tho foregoing specifi
cations shall bo "Standard grade
ml nlmnlHmuxetnolnshrdluoylcmfwy
minimum slxo two nnd one-fourth
Inches," if tho minimum site of tho
npplen Is two nnd uno-tmlf laches In
trnnsverto diameter; or "Standard
grndo minimum size two Inches.'1 It
the minimum slro of the apples Is
two Inches In transverse dlnmoler.
That tho bnrrola in which apples
nro packed in Accordance with tho
provision of this Act may be branded
In accordance with section two of
this Xct.
Thnt nil barrels packed with ap
ples shall bo deemed to bo below
standard It tho barrel bear iuy state
ment, design, or device Indicating
that tho barrel Is a standard barrel
of apples, as herein defined, and tho
capacity of tho barrel Is less than tho
capacity prescribed hyh section ono
of this Act, unless tho barrel shall
bo plainly marked on end and Hide
with words or figures showing the
fractional relation which tho actual
Capacity of tho barrel bobnrs to tho
capacity prescribed by section ono of
this Act. Tho marking required by
(his paragraph shall bo In block let
ters of size not less than soventy
two point one-Inch gothlc.
A penalty of ono dollar and costs
for each barrol sold la provided by
tho law,
pcopln or tho United HtHl' tml.il
Mrd mm j( 8AIJ w. has fyVj
returned from tho unutuorktla con?
ycjitluu at Baltimore, Jo which heSn
9 mMogiuo, tteiurniug no inauu a.
circle through tho wnithcra tnt.en. ti
(eel tho puUo of tho people o( the
south thnt ho might obtain an under
standing or the nolltlcnl ultuatluii,
"Wherever I went" ald Mr.
llolnu'H, " endeavored tu obtain thir
aplhlonu of tlio wording elnm,
Throughout tho nation I found thnt
as a class tho working men who wero
republicans favored Toddy nnd the
democrntn wero plensod with the
nomination of Wllfcon. l'rogross'vc
nosa has come to stay."
According to Mr. llolmw, tho dem
ocrat)) of Medford had n wonderful
Influence toward tho nomination of
Mr. Wilson lit llnttituoio throuu'i a
telegram sent by Mayor Canon nnd
Home fifty adherents to deuocrucy to
tho Oregon delegation.
Mr. Holmes, "It'wriii tt oiiw nliown
to thi two wiwnnl dolegAlw. Outt
nt onco clnmVorod bntik on tho WI'hoii
wagon. Th6 (jtjior wijni ul;ilurnto nnd
hold out for two nays. I look Ihn
telegram as soon as it w:tv idiowu tn
the two men tviut hmrleil l Ihu or
flco or tlio llaltlinoro KlO'i 'vhloh wan
WUhoii'h supporter, Wlin.ro tho nimi
ngoil to siring It prnlly vull iicimih
the' front pngd. t thon hud about
U00 prlutoii of J tuld dhtvllmlod ilnnu
ninong tho tlologafoH.
"Uvorywlioro you ciitild toe vrotips
IooHIuk VX'l, U'M iefiK t '
comineiilfl tiia't l produced wqh o
trotii'clyjhutnpronH. llowovor tliey
had a marked effect nnd mnny W'llroti
tnenwbo wero llred of thu t'iintitit
IllQtlHKnwore Btlffoiied By tho Ihreal,
wltlch In Moino Inittnnces wn consid
ered' tu have been tundo Iu oarnuiit."
Chicken nnd tlio Trimming
and all tho other goodies nro helm:
Tho tologram was sent when It ns ' proniitpu f,or the UnUm Church nnd
learned that two of the Oregon dele
... . t. 1 - .ml .
galea had switched to Clark. "Tbe
wording was that Medford demon at
wanted to know tho names ut tho two
traitors to tho cause nnd warned thnm
to go back on tho right sldo or 'never
tu rccross tho Mississippi.
"When tho telegram nr Ivod.'Vnldj
up, paT ii ,.,...w... ifc i ii
s.ss.
Sunda ftcllool plcnlo. TueHdny, Aug,
30, Hou,thorn lctflc apeclal oxenr
nlou train, all modern coaclum.
(Irnntn l'asa to Colostlh, one fnro
round trip. Croat tlmo sure, llrlng
Vour lunch basket and feast lit the
pool of the CoIckIIu mountain hrcozeu.
137"
HEALS
SORES AND ULCERS
8. 8. 8. heats Sores nnd Ulcers In t' vry lmplati way. It Just govt
rUlt down Into the blood and removvs the eauw, nnd the plncn is hound
to boal bscauM the Impurities and morbid matters whioh hnvn Ikkhi thn
mnof keeping the ulor opon nro n'tetUrr Abarrbt from the blood.
External npplioatlous of salvos, lotions, plasters, stc, can never nrwtuco u
oura beauM thav do not roach the aouro Of tho trouble. At lust thiy
qoAonly allay pain oc wduca lnflaiuallonj suU trtnvut la working on
aymntomB and not roaohlng the eaus. Every nutritive corpuscle lu tho
blood U weakened or lnfeotcd, tho; cannot nourbm tho flbruus tUauo around
the place, but Instead they constaatly dfeeHarge Into the ikali around tho
sore a quaatlty of itaptwo. gertu-ladcn xutter. wUUjIl jjradually eata Into tho
surrounding hoalthy tis.iu and cauma the ulcer to enlarge. Sluoo Impuio
blootl Is responsible, for 8ors and Ulcers, a mtdlclne thnt can purify tho
blood is tho only hope of curt. H. H. 8. has Una bMn roaettnlMd no tho
RToateit o( all blood puriuars, poMMetng the .qusiitle neeaaty to rouiovu
every Impurity from th blood, Willi ouriux the tore or ulcer 8,11.0.
brings about a healthy condition of tho flesh by supplying It with rich,
healthy blood, and thus makM tho our permanent and lasting. Hook on
Bores and Ulcers and aay medical Bdrlelnt to all'who write.
TH1 SWIFT SPCIC CO,, ATLAXTA, QA.
MEDFORD DEMOCRATS NAMED '
GOV, WILSON, SAYS HOLMES
"Tho progrcsslvo wave has certain
ly obtained a secure hold upon tho
i n F, I HHCaM , II UHJ.
ICE CREAM
PURE and WHOLESOME
AT TllK RKU1T 1'HICK '
In carton, 3f cents Dr quart.
30 cents extra for packers of any sUeup to on gallon.
Any order over ono gallon at II pur gallon.
Deliveries of packors to any part of tho city.
Ice cream served at the cruAwpry at f cents per dish.,
Mdforc CrTH OX lutttrCq.
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1PIUWHI',
Kstablltlicd 187S
FRUIT
Incorporated 1904
D. OROS8LBY L SONS
Commission Mrchanto
uut bVanklln Ht., New York
Oh Specialty
APPLES and PEAKS.
Wo havo our own houses In
NKW YOHK, LIVKltIOOIi. LONDON AND LA8OW
Dlroct couslKamonts sollolted or eo our Itoguo Hlver roprcentatlro.
CHRIS. GOTTItlEB , . Medford, Orogon
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Salem Sk 2-7 1912
...'-..'I'' "..,. I
.00O..00 offered in. Premiums
on Liyestock, Poultry, Agricultural
and other products
'Ml'
Races, Dpg Shpw, Scooting
V"t ..1.fc
Tournament, Band Concert, Fireworks
,, and Free Attractions ?r
Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks
Reducedi rates on all
Railroads
i V
$ ' !
,f For. particulars address
FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary Salem, Oregon.