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MoiUanl. Orreon, njer the ad of
March 2, is:.
Offlalnl Paper of the Cltr of Med ford
lOffielM rpr of JacVmoti County
UBSCniPTlOff RATKS.
One year, by malt. .,..15.00
nnn mnnlli. by mall... ,0
Vrr month, delivered by carrier In
Msilforrt, Jacksonville and Cen
tral l'olnt. .. . 4 f 0
JVitiirAay only, by mull. or year. ! "
Weekly, per year ,, 1.S0
swonx cmcrcATinv.
Dally average or eleven monthi end
lnr November SO, 1911. mi.
The Mall Tribune Is on a-iln at the
Ferry New Stand. Pan Fwnclaco.
Portland lintel Nw Stand. Portland,
nowman Nw Co, Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney. HeattK Wain.
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niapiMrhf.
MKOFOnH. nRRCtVY.
-Metropolla or Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the faiteit
Browing elly In Oregon.
Population U. 8. remua 1910 IH0:
eitlmated. 191110.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water Hy litem completed, Klvlnc flnet
aunply pure mountain water, and 1T.S
miles of itreet paved
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Tins old "Slcnm Ileor" placer mine
on (Irnvo crock,- jusl nlinvn I.olnml
hits liocn holil hy II. K. Miller t )ar
tics from Cnlifornin, Hip now owners
to lnl iminedinfo jos.os5on niul op
ornlo ilic proporty on nit extensive
scnlc.
The purchase price of tlto mine i
$17,000, mid one lmlf of the nmoiint
wns pnltl over to Mr. Miller in this
oily Monday.
Throe "jinntj" are jimonp Hie
equipment of tho ''Slcnm Ik-er," and
t!ieo will he put in otcnttion wiih
iiK the values from the snivel nt
once, the recent rains lmviiij: mied
the creeks mid jjiveu n sufficient flow
nf, wnler. ThN mino i- otic of the
let known of the producing proper
tie in the Gntvo creek district, and
hurt been n dividend-pnyer for many
ycnrH. Mr. Miller hnd hold it for
cij;ht yenry, unit had taken big re
turn from it every senson.
There is an increasing d em find for
the purchase of placer mines at pres
ent, and buyers nre more plentiful
than are the properties that arc of
fcred for sale.
WOMAN ELECTED
WARRKXTO.V, Ore,, Dec. 19.
Tho first woman mayor In Oregon
and as far as known, the uecond In
tliu country Is elected here today In
thn person of .Miss Clara O. Munson,
daughter of a Biirvlvor of tho Whit
man massacre. She won over her
mnlo opponent, II W. Dctrlcli, by a
m art; I u of 1C votes.
There were nlxtyflvo votes polled
at tho flection, one third of tho bal
lots being marked by women. One
of the women voters was Mrs. M.
Munson, 71. mother of tho victorious
candidate for tho mayoralty.
Tho new administration w(ll begin
Its actlvo duties January 1. Mayor
lect MunBon has many reforms In
view Slio thinks sha will have
smoother sledding than tho Hiinne
well, Kan., woman mayor, whoso
councilman resigned because they
did not deslro to tako orders from a
woman.
COMMUNICATIONS
To tliu Editer: It in to bo regret
ted that tho hawked ball mime played
by tho Chosen Friends mid tliu Mcd
ford Athletics was reported from no
biased a oiiit of. view and by one
who finds it impossible to different!
uto between fat n;:sreniu plnying
and jxior Hporthinunsliip.
This protest is written in the in
terest "f both teams who played a
clean closely contested jjuine. The
piny wns fast and degressive. The
umpire mid ret'erco deserve- credit for
their work in rendering decisions
whoro two, teams both piny for tho
ball. Haskct ball is not a pallor
game mid it calls for somo "beef,"
usiiiK tlio term supplied by your re
porter, Vlen (lit) play m close tho
irofereo '.often fiids jt difficult to
render impartial decisions.
Tho fouls called mi tho Mcdford
Athletics wjiro not the lesulf of trip
piiiir and backing but were called for
ninninj; wilh the ball nnd occasional
hnldlnar. 'J'liQ nuiijber o fouls called
nu both teams was about equal and
nil foulr colled during the fastest
plriy were double fouls,
A SPECTATOB.
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MBEER
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17.000
MAYOR WARRENTON
Medford Bridge Decision by
Supreme Court of Oregon
The dreixion of tliP nitprcinc court
ih the Mcdford bridge eae. (Hrntnn
ItoworH et nl vs. ,1. Ii; Kcil ct al)
overrule" the ciiTiiit cUrt at every
point, upholds the neliou of the coun
ty court in nwnrdiiik! the hridg eon
trnet, and hold-t not only that the
Mcdford city charter compelled the
county to build the Mcdford bridge,
but that tho diversion of the money
raised for mud purpose by upeoinl
levy into tho general fund and it-
ip-e for redemption ot warrants !
conlrary lo the express proisimm of
the law and that tliu use of such
money mut bo regarded ns n loan
from tho road fund to the general
fund. Porter J. Kerf nnd V. I).
Feuton represented the nppellauls
(tho eminty, nnd E. D. llricgs the re
sMmdcnts, Itowont)
Supfciue Court Decision
The deoUion oT the court is in part
ns follews:
"The plaintiff-t in th!- suit main
tain ; (1) that the bridge- in ques
tSon being within tho ineoriMimted
city, is not upon the county mad,
and tlint the county court has no nu
Ihority to build such bridp; (!2) that
the carrj'ing out of the contmrt in
question, would incron-.o the vidua
tnr' indrhtcdness of Jackon eotmty
hevoud the coiMitutionul limit. A-
to the firt nne-tion: Section W7,
subdivision -I, I. O. I. ciiiowoin the
oountv court, among other thine to
public bridgt upon any road or high
May established by public authority.
"As a general rule when a muni
cipal con0'011 is created over ter
ritory lying within a county, the
power nnd duty to reair roads
therein depends upon the stnlutos
which somclimes give the municipal
ity xiwer over that part of the liiuh
wn.r ivithin it limit-, or which may
allow the county officer to improve
a highway within the limits of the
municipal corporation.
iA-gMnture Within Higbts
"A county government is nu arm
of the state; so nlo is a city, nctin,
in its public or governmental capac
ity, and at the time of the enact
ment of the several dinners refer
red to, the legislature has -tower to
impose upon a county the duty of
huildin?. niaiiitainiii" and repairing
bridge on a county road within the
limits of a city of the county. These
municipal corjtorutious are a part of
the sovereign family, and it is ap
propriate that the state should di
rect and control their government in
a manner not .iucnifi-tcnt uith the
constitution.
"According to the plain provisions
of section J 05 of the charter of the
city of .Mcdford, it is incumbent up
on the county of Jnckson to build,
maintmn and repair all bridges and
culvert upon county mails in the
city and road district, tho cost of
which is in excess of $"10. Takm
this section, together with the other
sections rcfercd to, and in view nt
the general legislation of the state,
we think it wns the intention of the
legislature that tho county of Jack
son should retain jurisdiction of the
county roads within the limits of the
city of Mcdford, to that extent. Un
less this requirement is clearly with
in some inhibition of the constitution,
the mandate should be obeyed.
County Court's Jurisdiction
"It is contended by counsel for
pluintiffs Hint section J 05 of the
Mcdford rhurier is within the inhibi
tion contained in art. IV, sec. till,
sub. 7, of the constitution which pro
vides that the legislative assembly
shall not pas stecinl or local laws
'for laying, opening, and working on
highways, and for the erection or
appointment of biipervisors.' This
directs that a general ntle shall pre
vail in this stute for laying, opening
uud working highways, and in so far
ns the expenditure of money upon
tho highways is concerned, requires
u genera! mode of assessment mid
taxation for the purpose of raising
fun on to bo cxpcndedthcicfor. It
bus no puiticulur application to the
territorial limits of the jurisdiction of
the respective county courts. It is
admitted that this bridge on Kast
Main street will accummodato many
citiens mid residents of .Jackson
county, uud it is clear that tho stat
ute gives tho county court jurisdic
tion over the bridge spanning Hear
creek over which the Ipgbway ex
tends. "We now como to the second ques
tion which is more difficult. It wns
stipulated by 4ho respective counsel
that the county should ho enjoined
from paying for the bridge nil in ox
cess of $18,000, until the city mid
tho Pacific and Kiihtcrn Railway
company shall pay tho amounts
agreed; therefore tho question is
whether or not the county, in June,
1012, was authorized to inuko a con
tract for a bridge, to tliii amount.
Constitution Interpreted
Section 10 of art. XI of the con
slilulion is as follews: "No county
shall create any debts or liabilities
which hhall singly or in the aggregate
exceed (ho hum of five thousand dol
lars, except to suppress insurrection
qr repel invasion, or to build per
manent roads within tho county, but
Ueba top pwmiyeiit ;ppds skull bo
BEDFORD ftfTO TRIBUNE.
incurred only jm approval of n ma
jority' of" tlu74 voting oh' life d.Ucs
lion."
A:i Indebtedness incurred bv a
county in constructing or repairing
bridges is a voluntary obligation,
nnd unless a opeeinl provision was
made lo meet such liability, it would
come within the prohibition ugaint
county indebtedness contained in lliw
section of the constitution. Security
Co. vs. Raker county, :fcl Or. XA.
"In January J Oil!, the county court
of Jackson county inudo ait annual
tax levy on the property assessed in
1011. In nddition to the other levies
provided for by law, the court levied
I.tl mills on tho dollar, or $T'000,
for the general fund; mid for lite
mad and bridge fund, pursuant to
section 0320. h. O. 1 -I mills on the
dollar, or $l.T2,0uO. One-hulf of the
road fund received has been nppor
Honed to tho several mad districts
of tho county ns required by that
section. IT THKX RKCA.MK TIIK
DUTY OF TIIK COUNTY omrKRS
TO SKT APART TIIK RKMAIN1NO
ON'K-HAl.P OF TIIK MON'KYS RK
CKIVKI) FROM TIIK ROAD KINO
I.KVY, INTO A GKNKRAI. ROAD
FUND TO RK KXPKN'DKI) FOR
COUNTY ROADS ASM) RRIDOKS,
UNDKR TIIK DIRKCTION OF TIIK
COUNTY COURT DURING TIIK
YKAR 1IU2. THIS IMPORTANT
RKQUIRKMKNT OF SKCTION tl.120
TIIK COUNTY OFFICF.RS FAH.KD
TO COMPLY WITH, but instead
mingled tho moneys received from
the general county fund levy, and the
half of the mad fund moneys re
maining after the apstrtionmont to
(he mad district.-, and turning tint
whole thereof into the county general
fund. From this combined fund the
county treasurer has redeemed coun
ty general fund warrants nf the coun
ty, iiggregnllii!; .?72,0!10.2(5, he-ides
some county wnrrants redeemed from
funds obtained from other sources
than the 1011 taxes.
Ivjlng Itontl Tax
"It is here necessary to further
notice the purpo-e of section (W'20,
I 0. L. This authorizes the county
court of each county in the tate to
levy a tax of not lo exceed 10 mills
on tho dollar on nil taxable protcrtv
of the county at the time of making
the annual tux levy uton the previous
year's ns-ewnent which shall bo set
apart as a general road fund to be
ued In building and improving public
or county muds mid bridges. It
directs that such lax shall be paid in
money, and collected as other county
taxes ure collected, and when so col
lected shall bo used for road pur
poses only; nnd 50 per cent thereof
shall bo nportiouod to tho several
road districts, and the remaining .10
Iter cent shall bo applied to mads in
Mich locality in the county as the
court may direct. If it wore contem
plated thnt tho rccoipts from the lew
might he u-cd in paying outstanding
warrants there would be no reason
for forbidding the payment of the
tnx in warrants as in the case of the
general tax fund. This fund N, by
tho terms of tho statute, a special
mud fund of Jackson county. Sec
tion G320 authorizes the levy for a
road fund and specifies how the same
may ho expended. Tho county court
iu its discretion, may or may not
make the low. It cannot bo com
Itolled to do so. HUT THAT COURT
HAS NO AUTHORITY TO KXPKND
SUCH Fl,'NI)S FOR ANY Pl'RPOSK
OTIIKR THAN AS DIRKCTKD IJV
TIIK STATL'TK.
For lttad l'nrscs Only
"Section 0300 I,. 0. I., enucls that
when such a fund is exhausted mid
an cnlcrgeucy shall arise demanding
iinmediato action hy the county
courts, they are authorized iu their
discretion to apply any money in the
county treasury not otherwise ap
propriated, toward? defraying ex
penses of building or repairing
bridges. The plun thus evolved by
the' statutes, taken iu connection with
the provisions for levying n general
qnniial (ax, seems to bo that the
legislature, taking into consideration
the fact that many counties were iu
debt to or exceeding the limit nf the
constitution, authorized u low to bo
made under section 0.TJ0, (o bo used
for road purposes only, during the
current year, and ordained that it
could bo used for no other purpose,
leaving the gcnernl county fund to
pay tho outstanding warrants in the
ordor issued. Otherwise when a
county has reached tio limit of in
debtedness, in as much us all road
Uud bridge expenditures are volun
tary, it would follow that no county
could legally expend any funds for
roads and bridges, unless it first
levied enough tux to pay all Iho out
standing debt of fho county together
with tho amount of tho contemplated
expenditure, and the county road ma
chinery would ccuso to operate.
Road Fund's Object Defined
"The road fund differs radically
in its nature from tho general fund
which is a continuing debt paying
fund.
It should bo presumed that tho
legislature intended to provldo a sys
tem which In operation would work
lu harmony nnd not bo vlolutlvo of
gjftOftM
Dally Hint from Purla.
VFffigmS
.y(
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I nFrJI
tri- twol. l-ll. '' """ O
m f.!.. Mil W ?
lit tin. bUck Nelvvl hat the aliitette li
attached to It under a bracelet of knotted
wttli lit: iviM and (wn.Unt ornament.
the conKtltiltlon, TO IIOI.ll THAT
TIIK I.KtllSI.ATl'Iti: ISTKNDKI) TO
MARK TUB R6aI) Fl'ND OF A
COUNTY amiJKCT TO TUB PAY
MKNT OF WAItmNTS ISHUKI)
IH'RINtl ANY PRIOR VBARM.
WOtM.I) UK TO HOLD THAT TIIK
t.AW MAKKRS INTBNDKIl TO
PROYIDK A SYSTKM WHICH IN
OPKRATION WOl'I.t) VIOKAIU
TUB CONSTITUTION, AND PER
MIT lNDBHTBDNKSS INCURRKt)
IN ONB YBAR, IN BXCKSS OF TIIK
AMOUNT PICHMITTIR) HY TIIK
CONSTITUTION It) UK PAID FOR
IN ANOTHKR. This would dercat
the object In lew.
' It will l.o noticed that Art. XI.
Hoc. 10 of tho constitution by Its
tempi Inhibits the rrcatlnn of certain
IndelitediHWD. It contains no re
quirement thnt a county shall tint
levy, collect and expend revenues In
the construction of bridges nnd the
Improvement of county ronds. No
restriction Is Implied therein which
Is applicable to n it.ntulo wherein a
scheme which contemplates and ad
heres to the principle of paying as
you go. Neither does this orxattle
law maku any express provision for
paying county Indebtcilnoas. Tho
statute of California provides that
claims of counties are entitled to
payment In the order In which they
are presented.
".Not to Vaj HclltH"
lite constitution of tho state pro
vides, "that no county, etc., shall In
cur any Indebtedness or liability In
any manner or for aoy purioKo ex
ceeding Iu any ye.ir the Income and
rovonue. provided (or in such year."
In Shaw vs. Statlcr, 71 Cal. 258, tho
court held that In view of the con
stitutional provision R would be pre
sumed that tlu IcKlslntilre Intended
tho funds of tho counties to be an
nual funds. The court makes u:ic of
tho fallowing latiguaKO: "It will bo
obsorved by this provision that It re
fen In terms to tho Incurring of In
debtedness and not expressly to the
payment. There Is no express pro
vision that the Imoiuo and revenue
of each year shall be applied to the
payment of the Indebtedness of such
year but wo think inch Is tho neces
sary Implication '
Therefore the situation at the date
of the execution of the contract Juno
, 1912, was this: The condition
of tho general road fund of Jackson
county for expenditure In the year
1912 was as follews:
Levy for tho road fund or January
17. 19 1 2 oxclindvo nf tho amount
apportioned to tho rond districts
1715,000.00
i'tM'iidllurcs for llonds ami llrldgcs,
IDI'J
Warrants Issued lu Jan
nary J 11,525.00
Warrants Issued lu Febr
uary ,
Warrants Issued In .March
Warrants Issued In April
Warrants Issued In May.
Warrants Issued In June
To complete, Twohy llros.
contract No. 1 of Kept.
1911
To complete balance Tw'o-
hy Hros. contract. No.
2, May-July. 1912
2,837.35
2,2I5..'S5
1.27110
1.75 4. J 4
8,0007.71
10,090.00
3,082.25
, . 141,113.18
Leaving nn uiicxpcndcd
bnlanco of ..-..; I31.58C.52
Which should he In 'tho general road
fund for 1912 ANY. DIVKRSIO.N
FROM THIS FUND FOR OTHKR
PURPOHK3 .MUST OK TRBATKI) A8
A LOAN.
Tho county court, under Sec. 0320
h. O. Ii. having provided for a fund
sufficient to meet an 17,000 liabil
ity on tho contract lu question, nnd
this fund bolng uvallablo for that
piirposo on Juno C, 1912 tho execu
tion of tho contract and tho expendi
ture of thut sum for tho oroctlou of
a county brldgo was not creating an
Indebtedness within tho purview of
tho constitution, Thoroforo tho
county wns not prohibited from ex
pending that sum In tho niunuer de
signed Iiowil' Court Modified
Tho decree of the lower court will
thoroforo bo modified ho as to re
strain tho Issuance or payment of
any county warrants oil account pf
tho bridge contract, ' excess of $18,
000 until such time as tho city of
Medford and tho tjAClflft & Knstorn
Railway Company shall havo paid
Into tho treasury of Jackson county,
110,000 nu per nurflonient, I
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i taHLLLIlLV i iLIHt .
I !
WIFE OF OREGON'S
FIRST GOVERNOR
HAS PASSED AWAY
KltOF.'NK, (JiaMhu. HhWliigs
hero and iu Salem am nt hull' must
Induy in memory of Mrs. Nnncv June
Whiluker, HI, wile of the rilt gov
ernor of Oregon, who died voleo
dny. She had hOoli lu pool' hmllllt
fttr (wo venrs.
The Whilnkors oume in Oregon 'iu
1851 by wagon trull 1'ioin Missouri,
their young son dying of mountain
fever on the way. 18.V4 Whiluker
wns elected governor mid several
years after the expiration or his term
wns appointed collector of internal
revenue in Pmtluml. He died in IIIO'J.
ORVNTS PS8. Ore. Dec 19.
Hy an overwhelming majority the
city tins today voted 1300,000 to
build the first unit of n railroad to
the roast, ninety miles nway Hut 02
out of the t'JOo votes cast wont
against the Issue.
Lumber and other Interest base
already subscribed more than $75,000
(o the lino, nud with the f'JOO.OOU
voted by this city tho contractors
will tut enabled to rush It to comple
tion.
The I'ltv council will meet tonight
mid litke notion to make Hie VJtlll.llOll
voted available at tho curliest ss.
Me date, when work on the Pnelfio
lutorior milwny, projected from
(Irnnls PaH to tidewater at Crescent
Cilv, will he ptirslii'd. With the funds
micd ut the const end of the lino,
Hourly a million dollars of cash is
now available for use in immcdiulo
construction.
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PHONES IE, HIMSELF
TACO.MA, Dec. 1 (.-Mrs. Leon
Icn, wife i't Jasper I.co, fonnir
uiember of the state IcgUl turc nud
prominent attornev is dead Iter.' to
day by her own baud, "she i'd a
:IS eitlibre bullet through ucr brain.
while lying iu licit ut her home at
(H'J" (1 street. A few minutes bitote
her body mis found, rein ivo uu
phoned her Hint they wot.ld bo v.llli
her duriiiK the sit,Hr hour. "Ym 'II
tlud me dead," replied Mr. Leo,
NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned will apply to the city
council of tho city of Mcdford, Ore
gon, at Its next regular mooting on
January 7, 1913, fora license to sell
spirituous, vinous and bait liquors
In quantities loss than u gallon at Its
place of business on lots 5, 0, 7, 8,
block 20, In said city, for u period
of six months,
HOTKL NASH CO.
Dated December 17, 1912.
Notice.
Notlco Is hereby given thnt tho un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil ut Its meeting to bo held Jan. 2,
1913, for a llconsn to sell malt, spirit
uous nud vinous liquors lu guantltlos
loss than n gallon at Its: place of busi
ness ou lot 10, block 44, city of Med
ford for a porlod of six months.
HOLLAND HOTKL CO.
Dated Dec. II, 1912.
NOTICK.
I tako. pleasure In wishing nil my
customers a merry Christmas uud
happy Now Year and also Inform you
that I am now prepared and am do
ing tho best Horse shoeing and gun
oral hlacksmtthlug you can gut lu
Oregon, I guarantee all work. Wo
cure corns and pay special attention
tp all crippled horso. (An old miy
Ipg) "HorseH shod by Klllott nuver
got old,
HUOll KLLIOTT,
Medford, Ore,
CITY THL'ASUHKR'H NOTICK.
Notlco Is hereby given that there
are funds In tho elty treasury for tho
redemption of- all outstanding war
runts against Main Street llrldgo
Fund.
Interest ou samo will cease at date
uf this notice,
(1118 II. 8AMUKI.H,
City Trenail ror.
Dated Dec. 19, 1912. 233
John A. Perl
Undertaker
SH H. IIAKTMvTT
Phones M. 171 mid 17.1
Ambulance Service Depuly Coroner
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Two Other Plcturca
MiUinccs Saturday and Sunday,
Matinco Prices Co, 10c. Evoninga 10c, i.u
For Sale
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Alnrt's.
Will liny or trade
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Draperies
W csrry rry comnlt llns of
(Importes, fara curtains, flvture. to,
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bwik aud read It fouwlll lie ai culliuilatllo ai tnjf
bundredi of ptlenti wtioia lettera jruu tan altu
icid, rill out free coupon liolow aud mall today.
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FREe INFORMATION SOUFON
O. B llrrxAilte Btatn Hlrorl. lUr.h.ll, Mlcti.
I'lom atnd ma f mall lu plain wrapper your
lllimratad luok and full inrurinailou about rour
Appllaucs for llu curs of rupturo.
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AI.WAY.M A HOOD H1IOW
"KITTY AT 'I'M IS HOARDING
Ndlionii" A whirlwind nt fun
nud frolic Kdhiou.
"MoTiir.it (joi)si: in a iotii ci:-
TUHV TIIKATIvIt" Kdlsoii. A
KlIinpHo Into tho pant.
"A COUNTY FAIIU'-A ICnlrilu rnrol
diainii.
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"TIIK AWAICIJNI.S'H" Hftllg. A
wlioloiMiiiio modern pholo pluy.
"TIIK 'IOM HOY ON HAIt "Km
Hiiuuy. A vlnnrnuH, powurful
delimit coimlnieted for long re-luiMiihrailt-o
and Htanml hy tint
world's AitkuowhttlfctNl uiasliir nt
fllniernft, (. M. Andsrsoii.
Comlnit
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fon!iin- "I'lensled I'ln.
Music by Prof. Iionch, violinist, nud
Miss Woidworth, pianist
Change of proKrum every Munday,
Tuesday, Thursday nud Hnturdnr.
ADMISSION fio AND
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MbPARLAND
Tnn Oilillty
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Good Music
M-U
JAPANESE OURIO AND
MERCHANDISE STORE
Full lino of
Japanese
Goods
Including toys, curios and
niert'liandi.su of all kinds.
Ideal Christmas pruHontH.
Prices to fit any purse.
Next to Hotel Medford
422 W. MAIN
Christmas
Candy
IN LARGE OR
SMALL QUANTITIES
Churches, Societies, Schools
and those who are Roinf to
give- parties, will find our
prices and variety tho host.
Largo orders aro our
specialty
Palace of Sweets
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Wator
Heating
All Work CtimrmntMat 'i
I'rldea Jtoasoimbls
COPFEEN & PRICE
IS Mowsra Mlook, Sntrsaoa en. eth M,
Wools .
Typewriters
FOR XMAS GIFTS
$5 DOWN AND
$0 A MONTH
The Merrivold Shop
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