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L FAIRS TO
HOLD IN FALL
HENRY KLOTZ, MAKER
OF INFERNAL MACHINES1
RAPID PROGRESS
OF FRISCO FAIR
YesJHa'am,Cottolen
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(Mrs.Brown is
Al n recant mooting of tint county
educational hoard It was decided to
advocate mill (iiicotiriiKu tlio holding
of a number of lociil school fair at
vnrloiiM iitiirt'N In tlin county, pro
ceeding tliti county fnlr to bo hold
hi Medford, winking through com
iiierelnl chilli, liiiirovuiiiniit clubs,
imii'iit-tonclinrH nssoclutlouii, oto In
securing tirlzo lists for. agricultural
CllllllltS.
In tlin Interest of DiIm work, Mr
N. l Marls of Hiilrm, roprefioutlnii
the state department of education n
Hold director of Industrial fairs, will
upend tlin week rotiiiui'iicliiK April
1 4 tit. 1 1 1.1, In Jnckson county, A
series of meeting for Mr. Marls Iiuit
licnu nrrnuKi'il as follewit:
Monday, April 1 Itli, nl Itoguo
Itlvi-r. ,
Tuesday. April ifith, Hold lllll,
Wednesday, April K.lh, Cent nil
Point.
TliurNilii)', April I7tli, Talent.
Friday, April JHth, Jacksonville.
Haturday, Apill IHth, Kuglo I'nlnl.
TIlCSO lll(!tlllK KllOlllll Im Willi lit'
ttuuli'il, not only by the cllliotis of
tint above mentioned towns, Init liy
rrnlili'iiU of tint surrounding riiiili
try. At each meeting it short pro
lliiilutiry program will Im rendered
by tint pupils of tlio local ncliool, con
tilnlluc of nongs, p'cltnllouii, etc, to
lot followed liy im address liy Mr.
Marls, Let every one alio In Inter
I'Mti'il In promoting this Industrial
pluiHu of oducstlou Im present lit
thesn meetings.
JOHN WALKER LIKES
HIS PRISON CELL
John WulXor like lilt prlnon coll
nnil linn voluntarily returned to U
uftcr bolng released on probation.
, John says It U better to ho sure of
"llirc.i squnres" and a lied than to
tm lookliiK for work.
Walker was recently convicted of
rnUliiK n check nnil released m pro
bation, I'or thriii tiny ho tried to
tliul work nml then returned to tint
county at. asking tint sheriff to
lock him up. llo la now doing oilil
Jobs nhout the courthouse.
L FOREST
UMBER FOR SALE
WASIIINdTON', Apiil l. Tlio for.
rt service Iiiih jn.sl begun to inker
tihc I lie twelfth In rue tot of untliiniil
finest timber offered for Mile within
the jmM ninit moullia. Altogether it
linn nilvmtini'tl since July 1, 1011, the
beginning of the present fiscal year,
iihuiit '.'.nOO.IKin.OIIO feet, nml hits
nliiM'il contract for tlio Hole of 1,
71)0,(100,(1011 feet. The IiiIchI uiker
lixeil unlit k of iipiinximately fi'-V
000,000 feel of miw timber in Hie
Kniiiier iintioiiiil forest, nhout Il'i
inllert from Tucomii.
In nffeiing iinliounl forcnl limber
for wile tlin gooriiiuiul flrl makes
mi ewlimnle of the (iinntity of limber
mi mi nrcii which woiihl nnlurnll
form a Hiuglo logging; mill, ami which
offer ntlriielive oiiiortuuitii" for
Hut liiuiheriiiiiu. Tint pmhiihlo cost ot
IoIhk nml iiiuuuTiictiiiiii); liy n cup
nhlii liinihcruiiiii h (lien oNtlmntcil.
On tint IiiihIk of IhcHit cstliiintcK com
liincil with tbo rifurort for inurkct
vuliicH nml freight eliaimM tint limber
Is npiiriilHcd nml llicu inlvertincil for
Hitle, with tlio iippriilxuil vnltiu iih n
minimum price.
UNITED STATES TO DEFER
RECOGNITION OF CHINA
WAHIIINUTON, April 0. Tho
United HtntuH will defer rocoKiiltlou
of China until tho cotiHtltutlotinl iih
Hombly which met today at l'oklitK
nttuliiH conuilitto orKnuUntlon. TIiIh
iIucIhIoii kccitmn known ufter Prosl
ilont WIIhoii hud dluciiHHod thu iuo
tlon with thu cuhluot today.
Hocrotary Ilynu Indlcntod thnt na
noon an both branchoB ot tho iibboui
hly complotcd tholr orgnnUatlon and
tho provlulonal offlccu of tho oxocth
tlvo brunch of tho Kovorniuont woro
choaun recognition would ho oxtond
oil, Not only China but tho Ibhiio In
connection with tho propomid Cali
fornia antl-nllon law ocouplod tho
uttontlon of tho cnhlnot today. Tho
prntost of tho Japnnoao Rovornmont
that tho hill vlolatod tho treaty
ilKhts of Japan was canvnaaod by tho
proBldont and IiIh advisors nml an
offort will ho inailo to romovo any
ciuiHo for protuHti
Henry Klolx, a ilrmiulilMiiiuu, In
tint liiiinriiilitcnl liiiicaii of the
ImrotiRli pii'Hideiit of the llnni.x, Kmv
Voik.illeil, eoiifeniintr, I he pnllci any,
that Im had mmiI two liomlm which
hilled their iuleiulcil lellniM nnil n
Ibllil uhleli (.eti'iely illjlireil Mlinlhcr
perMoii. He hiitiMelf wm killed with
There lire two MmU of humh iiink
cm in New York, thoe hiicIi ih Klol
nml (In IHiiel: llainl men. K'I'H.'m
ImhiiIi wiik tiiiiile from iiou pipe
lillcil with eploNJ(iH nml n balterv
In Met them .iff. The (thick Hand
biimli Ik UNiitilly a cuiiilieiroine affair
ininle f twine wrnpicil nhout ilyiin
mile fur runny thickiie-tftctf, Hlacl:
lliiuilem heinl hnttiliH only when their
ileiuniuU for jiuinev have heen re
fitxcil. Klulx K'iM' no ery Hlron
icasiui for keinliiiK Iiit humbs, ami in
Iluiateil Hint one of them ujih an et
penmeiit. FEW SPORTS TO
ATTEND BATTLE
Accord I iik to prvnont Indlratlonn
only n few local flitht fnnit, aupjiort
era of Hud Auderaon, will bit nt tho
rltiRaldo nl Vernon next Tucaday
nlitht when Anderaou cloahea with
IC. 0. Ilrown of Now York In their
lecond 20 round battle. The flral
two flKhta by Auderaon In tho aouth
were well attended hut tho local hoya
lire ah)iiK off nt number trip, al
though they maintain their rnnfl
denro In the oulcomo In unabated.
Coiulderable Medford uiouity will
bo aeiit Roiith to ho wagered on An
deraon. I.lttlo will ho put up In
Medford owIiik to tho acarclty of
Ilrown money In thla urck ot tho
wood.
HAN I'UAXC'IBCO, I'nl., April 9 -I'ronreaa
nlrcndy renched by the
I'linnmii-I'aclflc tulernatlonal expoil
tlon kIvch concnito naatirancn that
when tin hi fair opena Ita Kntea nl
Hnn KrancUco In February, 1 D 1ft, It
will In every way Justify tint promltnt
luow mado thnt It la to ho the moat
miiKiiiriroiil expedition tint world hit
ever iinnii Tho naaured participation
of n InrKe niimhor of foreign iintlona,
tho nniioiiiiced Intention of mnny
more to nccejit the Invitation to bo
roprcaeiitod, tho cooperation of prac
tically every atato In tho Union, ijie
ImpoHliiK number of exhibit paljret,
and artlKtlo courts, the miiKiilflcoiil
Hcheino of archllectiire, Hciilptiire iind
color itecnratlon all Irnneil upon the
theimi of the nlorlotia nthlevement j(
lint I'nnuinii cnnnl and, above all, the
California ntmoNpiiero of vtorntl
Hprlm;, typified by tint wonderful
KardeiiN In which tho entire oxpoxl
(Ion la to Im act nil forecaal (lie
triumphant celebration which Ik lo
attract tho entire world lo the (lold
eu (lute.
Out nt Harbor View, on the luir"'N
of Him I'raucUco bay, lint work on
tint I'mmma-I'nclflt: International ex
piwltlon ronatruclloii la far advanced.
All recordu In worlda fair coiiatruc
tlon will bo broken by tho coii'ple
tlon, In June, IUM, of every one of
tint H exhibit palucea to tm erected
by tint tiximaltlon company. Iliirtnc
tho coiiiIiik fall every one ot thewt
piilacen will bit under construction
FALLS FROM LADDER
E
PIERCE ACRE SALE
TAKES PLACE THURSDAY
Onn of thu event of tho week will
ho the aulu of tint C. II. 1'ierco acre
liKc, Jlixt emit of Medford. at public
auction Thuraday, April 10, com
uienclUK nt 10 a. m. on tint laud.
There will hit nhout 100 ncrea,sold on
eaay term and will offer n splendid
chance for an Investment. K. !
llerrlff ot Oklahoma will bo tho auc
tioneer. Tho proplo who purehaaed a part
of thla ncrcago at thu aalo a year nco
turned It Into n profll md acvernl
rciildence havo aluo been built on
tho land. Klectrlc IIkIU Much havo
been run out to the property and free
mull delivery haa been put in. Tho
city water lino also runs through tho
property. It Is a nice place for a
home, chicken ranch, for fruit ralilnn
or farming.
Frco lunch will ho served on tho
land nt noon.
With Medford trndo Is Medford made,
Dan I.obo, brother ot Chnrlea S.
I.obo of the Medford ItcMliy ft Im
lirovemeni company, narrowly es
caped borlou Injury Tuovday after
noon when ho fell from it 12 foot
ladder onto a concrete floor. I.obo
wan painfully Injured and confined
to hU bed some time na a result.
Only tho manner In which he fell
saved him from Merlons Injury.
MRS. EDITH WEATHERRED
WILL SPEAK SATURDAY
Mrs. Kdlth T. Wentherred. specl.il
rCiereseulntlvo of tint Oickoii Miiiiii
fucttirom, who apoke In Medford re
cently on patronlilii) local ImluatrleM,
will speak analn nt tho Hotel Med
ford Saturday at S o'clock. This
meeting promlHea to be of Interest to
nil Medford people ami no me new
Ideaa for HcrurliiK muniifiictorlea and
coucentrntlui; trade al homo will
probably ho broached.
OLD AT 40
Seine Younger nt (15 Than Other
Are nt -10 Years.
So mnny people whom you meet
about the time they reach 40 begin
by saying "I can't do this, and I
can't do that, because I'm getting old
now," they begin o net old, feel old
and they uro older In appearance
than many who aro much mora ml.
vanced In years. ,
When you begin to feel old, when
your energy brglns to fall, build
yourself up with our delicious cod
liver and Iron tonic. Vino). It la a
wonderful blood maker and strength
uuer. Mr. .1. N. ICelley, aged 75, who
Uvea at Lake Charles, l.a., says: "I
look Vtnol for a run down condi
tion, It not only built up my iilrength,
hut I feel IK years younger than 1
did before taking It."
Thoitsmida ot old people, havo
found In Vlnol Just tho medicine they
need to build up tho feeble, weak
ened system mid create, strength. If
It falls, wu return your money. Med
ford I'hnrmucy, Medford, Ore.
No. 45.
IIHI'OIIT OV TIIJJ CONDITION OF
With Moilforil trndo la Medford mado.
Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank
at Medford In tho Htato nt Oregon, at tho closo of business April 4, 1913.
HKBQUUCHS.
Loans mid discounts J10I.C31.S7
A Sensible
Woman)
Cheaper
Tha.it
Butter
5$SJ$S Lard
SUPJSMlWHBPSa M
on I
When you order Cottolene you are
ordering the best cooking fat on the mar
ketbutter, lard or cotton-oil imitations
of Cottolene included.
Cottolene was the first successful cotton-oil
shortening. It has "made good" for over 20
years, and is still the best.
The source of Cottolene is pure; it is made in a cleanly,
wholesome manner; it makes food that is rich but does
not disturb the digestion.
Cottolene
is packed in patent, air-tight, tin pails. It is always pure
and sweet, and protected from dirt, dust and store oaors
Cottolene is always uniform. Use it right and you
will always have the same results the best
Cottolene is far superior to lard, because lard is made
from hog fat, and cannot compare with Cottolene in
wholesomeness and purity. Lard is an animal product;
Cottolene is vegetable.
Cottolenes even better than butter for shortening and
frying, and costs no more than lard.
Cottolene is richer than butter or lard; therefore, you
should use one-third less.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
FOR SALE
Stock and Dairy Farm
of orr 'JL'M ACItKS. the. Ivaot I.lueof which W within
toil jnrdi of the County Courthouse In Yrcka City.
TliN plnro cut 1-0 tons ot buy tho iaa season, nml
It tho land Is proKrly fiirmcil cnu Ih nuide to pro.
luce MOO TONS OI-' 1IAV. M'eit of tho jrticc U nil
range with ample feed during: summer months tit
lmmlt.1 I no C.YTTIiK.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES, FOUR BARNS
wugon shed, workshop, and all necessary outbuild
Iiirs, also an abundance of firewood on the place.
COMPLETE WATER SYSTEM
of neer falling supply of water to two of tho dwcll
Iiiks, pipe lino laid to corrals, lawn, truck patch, or
chard and berry patch, tt LIVING SIMtlNGS on tho
place.
AN ORCHARD OF 60 TREES
which have NKVKIt IWILKO to produce tho finest
fruit Tor over Iwnnty years, scleral varieties of her
rliH also In bearing. Tho first rlRht to tho uuder
Kround watets of HumbiiK Gulch which drains four
miles of mountain tefrttory, nml Is raised In terra
cotta pipe, flowliu; id Inches of water that can bo
conducted oyer two-thirds of tho farm, l'rlco $15,000,
two-thirds cash, balaucaou tlmeut 6 per cent Interest.
LOUIS P. SCHELD
yni:i., cal.
The rougher whiskey tastes die stronger it is..
The stronger it is die more harm it will do.
But then you don't have to drink it rough, strong
or high-proof.
There's Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable
bottled at drinking strength.
Costs no more than any other whiskey.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agent, Portland.
J
Situatctl In Gib Hub of tho Principal
Theater nnd Shopping District
lloceiitly Itetiecorutetl nod ltefurnlshcd TIitoukIiouL
uiul 1 Utter l.'inlppcl Today tlmn 1-hrer Ileforo
Kuropcaa l'bui
Itootns without bath, 91.00 per day and up
ltooms ultli luitU, OO iht day mid tip
O. J. KAUF.AIAN.V, Staiiager.'
X. K. CLAUKK, Asst. Mixr.
Ilouds and warrants
Htocks mid other securities
Furniture and fixtures
Othor real estate owned
Duo from banliH (not reserve banks)
Duo from approved reserve Imukii .......
KxchniiKcs for clenrliiK house
Cash on hand ...i
Ijxpensos and taxes paid
o,80c.:io
100.00
8,000.00
n.r.atuo
2,05-i.OO
51,03.44
4,702.80
ll.99tl.73
2,289.91
s Total $201,007.81
LIAIIILITIKS.
Cnpltnl stock paid In ., :......H B0, 000.00
Kumlnns 1,953.27
Dun to hanks and bankers ...... , 4,489,14
Individual deposits -Bubjcct .to check , 133,770.37
Demand certificates of doposlt 72G.20
Certified checks -.... 400.00
Cashier chocks outstanding , , 2,998.74
Tlmn cortlflcatea ot doposlt ; G.CG9.S2
Total ,.....M.,.u..
Mtnto of OreKou, County of Jackson ss:
. $201,007.84
I. li. L. Jacobs, cashier of tho above named bank, do solemnly Bwoai-
thnt tho above Htiitomunt Ih triiu to tho bust of my kuowlodito and belief.
t L. L. JACOUS. Cashier.
Rubscrlbed and Bworn to boforo mo thla 9th day of April, 1913.
T. 11. LUMSDUN, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
h, Nlcdonueyer, .lames Campbell, Dnlroy Qotaholl, Dlroctors.
SASH and DOOR Catalog-tree
It will pay you to find out what Sash, Doors and Millwork cost
in Seattle, manufactured and sold under our simple system.
A l'anrl Hum, In.prrlrtl, IS ! SI. 10
CrttfUmau lluusaluiv IKwr. Iiilrrlur f 1.15
S.lily llr Vfiirrr ll.wr. suuninlrnl,
J ", l) III. Ihlrk .. . It.H
Crntt'iimn lVinil lour, iiuiny ilr
Iki, iii Inmi . .. S3.00
Cutlnsx IViiiiI lluir, iimuy ilolim,
up Iruni . . . - H.li
i'UM-mrnt Su.h, 10 ulns 46 tt,
up from S.
Inlilt WIikI.iw 1 (Im, 10 ilrve, uu
up . .80
liiktile IliMir Trim, 0 ilH'ri, llnl lu
n huntll. .CO
3-I.UIil Vtlmluni., Ill 30, .hrrl. rull,
Kll - l.t
MriUiliii CuMiivU, nllli mlrrur.
Iiullt'ln" kl)l .-. 0.50
Wo lmvo our own mill, run It our way most economically
and soil GUAUANTKKD quality material DHIKCT TO YOU
throUKh our blu Illustrated catalog No. 33, which is sent frco.
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w. seii M WW -ml 1 MmWm f A 1 U PM.'t" A&'
Anvhmlv. w Ik H f 1 1 MAuJwUiAi&aWLLiAJT
snip 1 1 A A sT7!T7'WV!I7TatTbTI
l'romiiUy M n w. A 7iTJ I Kalil!J 'LW1M1 mTU
MsBBHs"l""UiiWlsBsissSiliiM
Stud for
Catsloir.
Tlrura
Your Own
"BJH."
Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
Tho brand which Is usod In all of the great npplo growing district
ot tho country Western New Vork, Michigan, the IJluo WdK
Slopes, tho Ozarka and the famous valleys ot tbo great Northwest
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ABSENATE
is ot tho highest standard ot manufacture. Wo claim tho fol'owlng
points ot superierity:
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
I. 0., flnenosa ot grain and ease In thinning down In water
CORRECT ANALYSIS
I. e., full percentage of Arsenic Oxide (not less than 15 per cent)
and no more than a trace of Soluble Arsenlo
WIUTI3 FOU nOOKLKT AND ritICB8
Stocks Carried by KERR, GIPFORD k CO. '
l'ortland, Oregon
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CQ., LTD.
64 Water Streot, New York. N, Y. ' '
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