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HUN
Dr. P. I Cnnipholl, president of
tlio Onlvoralty at Oregon, arrived In
Medford thta nfternoon to address tho
formur students of tlio University nt
I heir banquet scheduled for nix
o'clock, thl ft evening In tlio Hotel
Holland. Tlio subject of President
Campbell's toast will bo the Univer
sity, lt Present Work and Its As
pirntlotiH. President Campbell although nn
OroRonlan, by birth, received his ed
ucation nt Harvard University. For
a number of years ho was president
of the SI on mouth Normal school. In ;
tlio last election when tlio question j
of re-establishing tlio Ashland and ,
Weston Normal schools was before)
tlio people. President Campbell en
tered heartily Into the campaign In !
their behalf, holding that there was
n great need for well trained gram-1
mnr school teachers in tlio schools of
tlio stnto.
Slnco 1903 Mr. Campbell has been
president of the University of Ore
gon, Under hts management the
University has grown from an Insti
tutes with an enrollment of but n
few hundred to Its present site, which
In all of Us departments has a total
registration of fourteen or fifteen
hundred. Not only has tlio Univer
sity grown In point of numbers but
It also hn3 advanced Its standards
during recent years. Its grade of
work Is now strictly standardized and
Is exactly similar to that of the lead
ing stato universities of the country.
W. I. Vawter or the class of 1SSG
will servo as toastmaster. The pro
gram of toasts Is as follews: Presi
dent P. L. Campbell, "Tlio Univers
ity, lta Present Work and Its Aspira
tions"; Dr. George Rebec, "The Uni
versity and the Wider Service": W.
H. Goro of the class of 1SSC, "Ore
gon In Nestor's Tlnio"; Miss Ruth
Merrick. "How It Looks to 1912'';
Mr. A. K. Reames, E. S. Van Dyke
and Kollx Moore, "On the Carpet."
It Is expected ihat a few otherawlll
be called upon for .Informal talks.
NEW STAR MAIL
E
The Daily Hint from Pails,
ROUT
ORDERED
Contmenctng todny a new star mall
route between Derby ntid Prospect
will bo In operation which wilt servo
the residents of upper Rogue River
with a dally mall service. Hereto
fore Prospect has been served with
mall three times a week from Knglo
Point by way of Trail.
The new route will prove n great
benefit to the ranchers In that sec
tion who will be brought into closer
touch with the outside world.
LOCAL NURSES ATTEND
STATE GATHERING
The Oregon State Hoard for the
humiliation and Registration of
Graduate Nurses met at the Portland
Hotel August 215. 27 27 with .Mrs O.
E. Osborne, Mcdford, president; Miss
Doyle, secretary and treasurer, and
Miss Frances McLnno. In attendance.
The applications or eighty-one (81)
nurses for merbership were received
and acted upon. One hundrcd-sUty-flve
(105) nurses have been regis
tered to date under the waiver.
Tuesday, August 27, the superin
tendents of the various rccoguixed
training schools met with the board
and n course of Instruction was dis
cussed and adopted. Wednesday,
August 28. the state association of
nurses gavo a reception at the Nurses
Club, 374 Third street for Mrs.
Osborne the president of the state
board. The reception was marked
by the usual courtesies, beautiful
floral decorations and light refreshments.
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PIONEER
WOMAN
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OF VALLEY DIES
Mrs. Christina Striuiho. aged 83,
who has been n resilient of the Rogue
River valley for the past 4R yours
Hieii nt the homo of lior sou .In thu
Willow Springs 'district early toilav.
,The funeral wilt be held from the
homo or her son, Kred Striuiho
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
I Interment In thu Jmkaoiivltlo ceme
tery. I Mrs, Strmibo and her luistmml
ame to this county 45 ears ago and
lived many years In the Willow
Springs district. Mr Straubo died 25
'j ears ngo, Mrs. Straube was it na
tive of Germany. Sho Is well
known throughout the valley among
the old residents of this county.
IS
IN
The September term of the cir
cuit coiirt convened nt Jacksonville
today but did little Inialnotm nsldo
from tlio choosing of 11 new itrnnd
Jury. The business of the March
term was completed.
The new grand Jury consists of
A. ductule, V. 11, Miller. I. A. Merrl
man, C. W. Davis. R. 0. llrown, O,
M. Grainger and C. II, Corey. Mr,
Mcrrlmttu was appointed roremau.
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.TAKES SIDES WITH WILSON
ON MINIMUM WAGE SCALE
rmwn triHttr mL T !-. it.iv
MvU'Wtm CUTfUMTT ml. IW tiMK uaiuiu
liruciUctl evwilnc cot In Chun i
ami whlto colorlnc. borders! with blick
EUGENE DEBS AFTER GOAT
OF "BULL M00SERS"
PORTLAND.
Debs, socialist
dent, spake to
late Monday.
Sept. 3. Eugene V.
candidate for presi-
seven tliounud here
Ho barely mention-
Arthur M. Geary and Miss Ruth
Merrick, the committee In charge of
arrangements, ask that any students
that are planning to attend who have
not already notified them do so early
today.
ed Tnft or Wilson, concentrating on
Roosevelt and the progresshes. tie
declared that when a fat chicken laid
down and nsked to bo fried then they
might expect the trusts and "the
forces behind the candidacy of Theo
dore Rooseve't" to build up a party
for the emancipation or the common
people'. He declared all tlio parties
except tlio socialists represented divi
sions, of the capitalistic class.
A generator weighing but 20
pounds for supplying electric lights
to aeroplanes has been perfected.
KANSAS CITY, Sent 3 Woodrow
Wilson's criticism of the minimum
wage feature of the progressive plat
form brought a sharp retort from
Governor Johnnon of Cnllfonla,
Speaking nt Concert Hull here the
progressive vice presidential candi
date said Wilson had railed to com
prehend the question
Ho said "I read with some surprise
the speech of the democratic candi
date for president lit which he de
nounces tlio minimum wage scute
!4for women. I nsk 1011. did the tired
woman who labors for a meagre wage
or the employer who makes It neces
sary for her to toll ror the unsatls
ractory sum rejoice when they rend
the statement? It Is nppnrent the
candidate wlio made that utterance
lacks iindccstnndliig of that partial
ldr evil which we seek to remedy."
Tho highest point of woman's hap
piness Is reached only through moth
erhood. Yet tho mother-to-be Is often
fearful of nature's ardenl and shrinks
from the suffering Incident to Its con
summation. In Mother's Frlond Is to
uo round n medicine of great value to I
every expectant mother, it Is lutoudud
to prepare tho system for tho crisis.
and thus rollovu, In great part, tho
Buttering through which the mothor
usually passes. Tho regular tiso ot
Mother's Friend will repay any mother
in uie comrort It affords before, und
tho helpful restoration to health and
strength It brings
nbout after baby
comes. Mother's
Friend Is for sale
nt drug stores.
write ror our
free book for expectant mothers
which coutalno much valuable Infor
mation. IRADFIELD MCULATOX CO., AtUu. C.
MfM
Even with tour scouts, Sam Ken
nedy, George Huff, Uobby Gllks and
"Socks" Seybold. roaming the busing
the Cleveland club has not been able
to annex any promising minor
leaguers.
Draperies
W carry a very compInU linn of
drntMTlfK. Iioo curtntnit. flvturrn, tc
nnit do ull clnnsfn of upliotatarlnic. A
pcclnl man to look nflor this work
pxoliiMvHy ami will kIvo an kooJ
ftnrvlrn un In poimlblo to gat In oven
tlio lurKent clltea.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
APPLES
APPLES
APPLES
Do YouWant to Soil?
What sorts ntid quantities, ami what price? We are not tend
ering for miybody'ii fruit.
Do you want to consign ami chaiico the market? Consult tin
niul wo will give you quntntlonti, I every cane wo send the sellers
sale not. N Now York we use our own sale note, mid do not have
npplrs sold by miction,
H. N. WHITE & 00.
7(5 Park Plnco Now York ,
Kstnbllshed 1878
FRUIT
Incorporated 1004
D. OROSSLEY & SONS
Commission Morchants
l!OI Franklin .St., New York
Our Hpeclnlty
APPLES -and PEARS
Wo hnve our own houses In
NKW YORK, UVKItPtKHi, LONDON AND OMKGOW
Direct consignments solicited or see our Roguo River ropruRontntlvo.
CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
Nearly a quarter of a century under tho amno
management.
Bank
THE
Jackson County
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I. Vawter .President 0. H. Lindley, Vico Pros.
C. W. McDonald, Cashier
MADE IN MEDFORD
Your success and the prosperity of this city and valley depends on your patronizing home industries and using home-made products. Ask for "Marie in Medforc
and builder buying of the home factories and institutions. . Try this and in a few months we will have a "Greater Medford."
Ask for "Marie in Medford" goods and insist on your contractor
A Rogue River Valley Payroll
We Manufacture
CEMENT DRAIN TILE CONCRETE CULVERTS
CONCRETE PIPE FOR IRRIGATION
SEWER PIPE
Dealer in Washed Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock
Ortlco Fruitgrowers Bank Building Factory North Riverside Avenue
Phono Main CG2
Phono Main 6091
MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
C. J. SEMON, Manager.
Sandstone
Quarry
Ts. O. Smith, Prop.
310G East Main St.
Box 733.
Write us 3rour wants
Medford Candy Mfg. Co.
C. P. Silliman, Prop.
Wholesalers of
FRESH & PURE
Candy
Home Phone 300X
Made in Medford, Oregon
P. C. Silliman, Manager
The Medford
Hydraulic Cement Brick
and Block Co. Inc.
Our Specialties
Ornnmental Brick nnd Tilo ror Flro
PlaccH, Sills. Cups, ArcheB, Columns,
Chimney Tops, Flower Vaee, etc.
MKDFOHI), OUKGO.V
10th and Fir Sts. Phono Pacific G41
INSIST ON.
"MADE IN MEDFORD"
Brick
MEDFORD BRICK CO.
3535 W. Jackson
Pacific Phone 1121
Homes
On Monthly Payments
Medford Realty &
Improvement Co.
Chas. S. Lebo, Mgr.
M. P. & II. BIdg.
H. WEINHARD'S
Columbia
The Beer Without a Peer
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
Commercial Printing
and Rubber Stamps
"Made in Medford"
GEO. J. KUNZMAN
PRINTING CO.
203 Fruitgrower Bank BIdg.
- Ilome Phono 128K
If it's made of
Sheet Metal
I can make it
JOHN SIPPLE
M.F.&H.CO.
Horn
Phoue 30L
BIdg.
E. A. Hicks P. M. Korshaw
General Manager Gen. Sales Mgr.
OREGON GRANITE .CO.
Quarry Owners and
luanuiacturers
Oregon Uranlto stnnds the test ot
time,
Medford, Oregon
Office Furniture
Library Furniture
Bedroom Furniture
Diningroom Furniture
White Enamel Furniture
Built in Buffets, Seats
And Bookcases, Etc.
Store Fixtures
Porch Swings
' Cedar Chests
Cabinet Work Bone
in Oak, Walnut, Fir, or
Any Other Wood Desired
Cabinet Makers
Mission Furniture
Works
TC, O. Trowbridge, Jr., Prop.
113 S. Holly, Medford
BUY a
Home Made
Clothes
of
EIFERT
,ho choicest hops and tho finest barley malt, brewed
jKMntit'ically in just the right way, are responsible for
its absolute purity and excellence
" "Q Order a case from your dealer or phono
, ft- Pacific 51 or Home 294
H, inKIJHARD'S BEER AND ICE DEPOT " Medford
Cut Flowers
That are fresh because they
are home grown
Always a nice line of
Decorative Plants on Hand
Medford Greenhouses
923 E. Main
nome Phone 237X,
Pacific Phone 3741
Tailor
,209 W. Main
, TKNT8 AHMV GOODS
Khnkl
Slzo Wall 8 oz. 10 oz. Army
Feet Feet Duck Duck Duck
7x 7 ....3 ....$ G.35.. 6.25.. 6,'JO
7x 9 ....3 .... C.3G'.. 7.40.. 8.20
8x10 3 .... 7.30,. 8.CC. 9.G5
10x12 ....3 .... 8,00.. 10.00,. 11.20
10x1-1 ... 3 .... 9,80.. 11.40.. 12.7(5
12x12 ...3,... 10,20.. 12.00.. 13,3(5
12x14 3 lljGfv J3.G0.. 1G.0G
Copied from a San Francisco pap
er. Prices aro low. hut wo can beat
U. If mado of canvas wo soil It.
MKUFOItl) TUNT & AWNING CO.
100 N. Front St., Medford, Oregon,
Medford Iron Works
E. O. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
, ', Machine Works Vf
Pacific 401; Home 298L.
Res. rPac. 5031; Home 227L.
So. Oregon Electric
& Heating Co.
Electric Wiring
Electric Fixtures
Heating and Ventilating
Plants
29 N. Cfrape St.
Tel. Pac. 3G01; Home 124.
Wo make fixtures
Make everything in mill work
Big' Pines Lumber Co.
Best equipped factory in
Southern Oregon
Wholesale
Candy
and
Ice Cream
PALACE OF SWEETS
217 East Main
Pacific (102 Home 353L
Electrical Work
Of All Kiuds
Battery Charging
Magnetos and Spark
Coils recharged and repaired
TIIJ3 ELECTRIC SHOP
105 So. Control. Pae. 221
The Medford
Plating Works
All ItliiilB ot plntltiB, Gold, Sllvor,
Nlchlo, Copper and Urnsa platod to
your ontlro sntlHfnctlon. Don't
throw uwny yoijr old tohlo wnro nnd,
Jowolry. llrlnR It un and got It hack
aa Hood (ih now at liulf the coot.
SU1 W. Mnl.1 Ht.
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For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OFWOOD
Sco us. We make a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factory Corner South Fjy and 11th Sts. Both Phones
MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO,
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