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NOW
ER1IY
Uovoruor Wed m Mitiotioiicd the
uso or $1000 of OrcKimV fortst re
kitvc receipt for the construction of
llic Cook nml Orccn nmd Hint con.
iH'otn tho Nine LoiIko country with
the klnmuth river nml Ilnppy f Amp.
Tim luimoj- will bo expended under
tliroelioii of the forestry linrenu, nnd
ns pnrt of the, road lies in California,
upecint request by the governor wa
ncccKsnry.
Oregon' 10 per rent of the VJl'J
forest rcpcrvio receipts niuonntK to
$17,023, nccordini; to information
furnished by the forest service. Of
this amount nil has been nllotcd for
roads, bridges nnd tniln. except
$1)10, to bo held as nu cmergeney
fund. Tho nllotmeat is as follows,
with the reserve, project nnd amount.
Cnhcade MrKciiidc bridge to
tew $1,230.
Crater Anderson creek..... 1,800
Fremont Drew's creek to
llnncroft ranch 5G'J
Malheur Onrlin's mill to Flnt
prnine ........ 2,130
Oregon Zisraj; creek bridge. 230
Ochooho lYuicvillc to Mitch
ell (in addition to $1300 con
trihuled by counties nnd in
dividuals) 1,200
Sautiniu Niagara to Detroit
(nlso $2300 by road district) 2,300
Siskiyou llogue llivcr trail... 1,200
Siskiyou Illionis river trail.. 000
Siuslnw CnjH I'eriH'tun 2,000
Umatilla Ellis to Ukiah 240
Wallowa Grouse creek 3.500
Wrnnbn Short road 223
Whilmnu Olivo lnkc l.liOO
Six thousand dollar additional
will be epent out of the permanent
improvement fund on tho Ashland
road in tho Crater lake park reserve,
tlnw increasing the nmount to be
i-pciit in Oregon for roads nnd trails
and bridges to $23,023.
To obtain tho full nmount of allot
ment received by Oregon frooi for
est, rcservo receipts there iuut be
also added the 23 per cent which
must bo paid into the public rond nnd
hcliool funds of counties in which re
serves arc situated, making the en
tire 11112 all purpose total for Ore
gon $42,230.
LOST HANDS; ASKS
Nl
BORN
BALKAN
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AS A REPUBLIC
PAK1S, Nv. 30. The proclama
tion miming Ismail Kemal Hey pro
visional president of Albania, it is
belicxcd here today, heralds the birth
of n new European nation. The pow
ers nrc protesting Albania' plan to
establish itself as a republic instead
of a principality, nnd it is not be
lieved that Scrvia will offer serious
opposition.
It is hoped thai Ismail's offer to
make Uurnrxo n free port so far as
the trade with Scrvia is concerned,
will be sufficient to check any Ser
vian aggression. It is unofficially
stated that Austria approves tho
plan, nnd the general outlook for
peace is hopeful today throughout all
F.uroiw.
Austrian Foreign Secretary Von
Herchtold is quoted as saying he be
lieves the differences between Aus
tria nnd Servin will be .settled through
diplomacy. Hussiu npcnrs in a
peaceful mood, and all indications
Kint to the acceptance of Sir Ed
ward Grey's plan for a meeting of
ambassadors to settle nil Eimipcnn
differences.
The Austrian foreign office today
i examining the report of Conul
Prochaska on occurences nt l'ris-
rend. It is rcxirted this document
shows Prochnskn was treated shnli
bilv by the Servian military officers.
Servian civil authorities, however,
repudiate resionibility for the affair.
MAY GIVE DUD ANDERSON HIS WATERLOO
GRAND JURY PROB
15.000
DAMAGESWARD
It. II. Alexander, n lineman who
lost portions of both bauds recently
while nt work for the C-ilifonna-Oregon
Power company, bus filed
hiiit ugainbt the company for $15,000.
According to the complaint Alex
ander throws the blame for the acci
dent which occurred at Ashlunn la-t
summer onto the company. Ho had
both hands very badly injured by an
electric shock.
10
Dr. Parsons who will assist as the
evangelist in the meetings at thu
Firht Presbyterian church of this city
was born and raised in KuMriu,
Kansas. lie bus been imstor of some
of tho strong churches in the cast,
and three yearn ago was called to the
pastorate of tho Third Presbyterian
church of Portland, Ore. Last spring
he was called to tho Central Prerby
luriun church,, of Eugene, Ore. This
is where our stale university is lo
cated anil tho PresbyteriuiiB wcrv
anxious to havu a strung uian at thai
place to influence tho young life coin
ing to that institution from all over
our slate, nnd from other Mules. For
this reason Dr. Parsons was chosen
for Eugene,
Ho wus hero Jast ycur and all who
heard him weie highly pleuscd with
his, work in ovory way. Every ouo
iu,Mcdfoid bus now again the oppor
tuuity to hear him every night for
tho next (wo weeks, at 7:30 p. m.
All tho peoplu of Medford nro invited
to come, and also tho btrungcr in our
city.
E
TO START MONDAY
On Monday the work or grinding
out cases at Jacksonville before the
grand jury will start in order (but
indictments will be out of tho way
when the December term of court
couvencs on December 9. A lunic
number of offenses ranging from
murder to n simple larceny will be
probed. The personnel of the grand
jurv is: I. A. Merriiuan, foreman ;
David Ctngcadc, D. H. Miller. C. V.
Davis, It. G. Brown, G. M. Granger
and C. II. Corey.
EN HIS SAVED
STATE $1 0,000 SAYS WEST
SALEM, Nov. 30. Tho high opin
ion which Governor West holds cf
the executive ability of Frank II.
Curtis, tho deposed superintendent
of the Oregon penitentiary, which the
governor manifested when the chnng
ut tho prison wus announced, is Loin
out by n statement liy Warden H?n
giu and It. K. Lawsou, the new sup
erintendent. These officials state that in the
eight months which Mr. Curtis has
served as Mierintciident of tho pris
on he has reduced the cxieii-;i. of
operation to the extent that be has
suved tho stale $10,000. The expen
ses of ocration nt tho prison bine
been reduced to the amount of up
proprintion. In all other rcspecls
Colonel Lawsou hays he find the pib
on in the best of condition.
OIITUARY
Thomas W. UcckoU. ago 4(i yearn,
died at his residence In Myrtla Crook,
Or., Friday, Xovombor 29. Tho fu
nortU services will bo held Sunday
under tho uuspleea of tho Medford
lodgo of tho W. O. W., who will also
conduct tho services at tho gravo.
Interment will bo In tho Puooulx
eoiuetery,
Mr. neukutt hud u large clrclo ot
friends and acquaintances In Med
ford mid was well known. Ho camo
tu southern Oregon in 1891. Ho
leuves ono son In California, lie
was a native of Canada.
Every Child Should
Be Given This Tonic
When children huvo no appetite;
when they uro continually peevish
and Irrltablo; when they arc restless
In their ulcop, It Is almost a certain
Indication that their dlgcstlvo or
gans arc troubled with worms or oth
er parasites. This Is a very common
ailment and easily remedied. Physi
cians will tell you that nearly ovory
child Is so troubled at somo tlmo and
In fact, many adults suffer in the
same way. Among adults this trou
bto is luvarlahly referred to as In
digestion, when in reality it Is duo
to a small paraslto which Infests tho
Intestinal tract.
For children, Jayno's Tonic Verml
fugo Is unsurpassed as It Is not only
destructive to theso parasites, but
complotoly removes tho ucsls In
which tholr young arc deposited. Sel
dom does It purge, and tho Improve'
nient In tbo health of tho child will
bo tho first and host Indication of tho
boncflclal results of tho medicine.
Not only will tho Vormlfugo dostroy
all tho parasites, but Its wonderful
totitc effects will rcstoro tho diges
tion which has boon Impaired.
for cuiiuron, me uumtion or a
little sugar will make It so palatable
that they will take It readily, Mil
lions of parents have, praised It for
more than eighty years. Insist on
Jayno's; accept no other. Sold by
druggists overywhoro. Dr. D. Juyno
& Sou, Philadelphia, Pa.
S..r , iJ mE f .-" .
.r?fs .F Cti
RITCHIE
RECEIVES
MANY A E OFFER
"Babe" Picalo vho is to put the "acid text" to Hud Anderson next
Friday night before the Medford Ath letie club. Picatu has come to the
front with a m-h nnd w looked iiism u u future champion. On past
record nnd form he should be n top luavv fnvorito over Anderson.
SAN FltANOISCO, Cal.. Nov. 30.
-Willie Ultchle spent ulti first two
days nu lightweight champion of the
world rending telegraptilo offers
from eastern thoatrlcal malingers for
singe tours. Ho still Is undecided iih
to which he will cIioomu but It Is vir
tually certain that after ho cloios
his week's engagement starting hero
Sunday ho will go east, and, ns mini
uger Hilly Nolan nays, "pick up
some soft change."
Meanwhile Ad Wolgnst and his
manager Tom Jones nro crying
"robbery aim fraud" and demanding
a return match.
"We wilt Just bet t'JG.UUO against
t,r,00." said Junes, "that Wolgast
can regain his lost crown In a re
turn matcn."
"Don't be so petulant and peevish,"
was Manager Nolan's comebnek.
"Itltchlu will give Wolgnst a chsnee
somo day and thon we will tnko up
all the coin you want to placo at 2
to J."
Outeldo of Wolgast and his malin
ger mid several of the heaviest losers
on the former champion, no criti
cism of Itefereo James -OrKflu's dtol'
slon Is heard. Wolgast himself doss
not deny that ho struck n foul blow,
hut he Insists If ho did, Is was unin
tentional, and that (Irlflln should
have let the battle continue until
Ultchle or himself was atsoop. Oth
ers still maintain that Wolgast de
liberately fouled Ultchle to save
himself from an almost certain
knockout.
NATATORIUM
MEDFORD
W. I). Merrick, Manager
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
At a (Ireal Cost of the Famous
BOYD AND OGLE
Old Tlmo Oucltlug
CIRCUS
SUNDAY, DEO. 1st, nml MONDAY, DEO. 2nd
NPi:Cl,Ii MATINIIM HIW'DAV, ItKCKMUKIl 1ST, il.HO P. M.
Including
KING PII.VIIOAII
Thn most educated horse In tho world, Tho horse with thn
human brain. I'rutesHors are specially Invited to sea this wonderful
act. The horse will answer alt intentions put to him. Will pick out
the most beautiful and also the ugliest lady In tho audience,
li.UlV MVINCWTONH
The Holler Skating Hear
TIIAINKD AXtlOltA GOATS
In llasnrduus Feats of ICipiestrlsiiIsm
DAN IIAItT
Oldest Clown In America, and Ills Famous Trick Mule
PIMM'. Pltlill OAHHV
The Marvel and tdol or the Athbtllu Universe
SIIATH IIKAI1TV
Tho Acrobntlu Arabian llorso
u
tl
UK) AtTM
On account of the upper floor being too tnnull tho circus per
formances will bu given at tho skating rink floor.
110(10 SCATS ItOOM nU ALL 1IO0O SKA'lTt
AUMissioN u.v, niie. ui:.mi:i tvi:i sijats 7nc
At tho mntliieo children will ho admitted all over nt 25c.
Medford Printing company carry
a full lino of tecnl blanks.
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S.'tL'tMBMIH
SEE the latest style Lace Rings,
Friendship Circles, Brooches,
Bar Pins, and everything that is
new andup-to-date in the jewelry
line.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler.
Near Post Offico
Electric Irons
Now $3.50
Beginning Dec. 1st wo will sell new
NICKEL PLATED HOT POINT IRONS
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS
FOR Stt.50 EACH
Ts your old electric iron in good repair? Jf not bring it to
ytir office and we will repair it at actual cost for all damaged
parls.
Or wc will exchange a new 19J2 guaranteed Electric Iron ,
for your old iron and $2.50.
Bring in your old irons, no matter how badly damaged
and we will repair or exchange them for you.
California-Oregon Power Co,
216 West Main Street, Phone 1081.
Salesroom in Basemont Main Offico First Floor
Hereeverywhere in the
frozen north in the fever
ridden swamps of the tropics
they look to me for aid.
To the invalid, the convales
cent, the old, the infirm, I
give real helpful service.
A little of me goes a long
way.
Cjru N'oldr, pure and old.
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Go., General Agents, Portland.
Picket IfMUciV
Against Against X
Substitutes Imitations
GcttheWclLKnown UADI I Al C
Round Package flWllLilufm 3
MALTED MILK
Mad In th largest, best
qu!pDd and sanitary Malted
o Milk plant In th world
Wo do not makc"milkproduct8
Skim Milk, Condensed Milk, etc.
But th. Original-Genuine "
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK
Made from pure, full-cream milk
nnd the extract of delect malted train,
reduced to powder form, solublo in
water. Beat food-drink for all .
MTASK FOR HORUCK'ft
Used all over th Globa
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YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
IF YOU BUY PAGE FENCE
THE PRICE OF OTHER FENCE IS ADVANCING
BUT THE PRICE OF PAGE FENCE
REMAINS THE SAME
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"VVo ea Hiipply you with any thing in tho fence lino,
or will contract to fonco your farm complete,
Let us figure with you.
Gaddis (8b Dixon
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
134 N. Riverside Ave. Medford, Oregon
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