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LOCAL JOYRIDERS
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Six Joy rldern from Medford were
arrested at Ashland Sunday n I gift
during the raids by tho ollcc In
search of opium and carried to the
police court, where they put up a
bond of $t0 for their appearance.
They wuro Al llcrmlston, Morrll'
Kellogg. K. L. Iloth, Waiter llrown.
Hniel Wllllnmron and Hazel McCoy.
Tho last two nnmos are said to bo
fictitious, Hazel McCoy botng Mr.
Julia Levonbury, proprietress of the
Iloyal rooming house, according to
the officers, and Hazct Williamson
an lumato of tho placo whoso real
uamo is said to bo unknown.
Tho party is said to haro been
making tho night hideous at the Im
perial rooming houso at Ashland.
Tho officers when they raided the
pluco put A. II. Woodburn, proprie
tor of tho place, under arrest, as they
found two complete opium outfits In
tho place. Tho joy riders were only
held for disturbing tho peace.
Following this raid Jim Ling's
placo was raided, four moro opium
outfits being found. Ling and an
other Chinaman wero arrested, but
only Ling was held. Ling and Wood
burn jvlll probably bo given their
preliminary hearing soon before Jus
tice Hiird of Ashland. Soma effort
was mado to transfer tho caso to
Ashland, but this has not as yet been
done.
MEDFORD HEN LAYS
Three minutes after & Mall Trlb
uno containing an account of a rec
ord breaking Washington egg had
been thrown into Mrs. E. F. A.
Dinner's chicken yard a dlmniutlvc
Whtto Leghorn blddie perused tho
Item and was stimulated to outdo
her Washington cousin. As a result
today Mrs. Dlttncr baa on exhibition
nn egg measuring CVl inches In tho
smaller circumference and 1 Inches
in tho larger. Tho hen that laid it
weighs but tbreo pounds, so, with
growth, n new record may be looked
for. Mrs. Uittner will bellcro thai
this egg holds tho record for tho val
ley until larger measurements are
submitted.
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS ABE
AUTHORIZED BY WELLS
To teachers and applicants for eighth
grade diplemas:
I am authorized by tht staU su
perintendent of public instruction to
announce tho following plan for final
eighth grade examlnatron In the sub
ject of agriculture:
1. Twolvo questions will bs sub
mitted from which tho pupils may
chooso ten. ,
2. It tho pupil has a garden or
has done any crcdltablo work In agri
culture, the teacher may give 30 per
cent for ouch work. In this caso tho
pupil need answer only seven ques
tions out of tho twelve submitted,
3. If a pupil falls low in this sub
ject, tho county superintendent may
add not moro than 2C per cent for a
creditable exhibit at a local, county,
or stato fair.
Yours truly,
J. PEItCY WELLS,
County School Supt.
ASHLAND PROUD OF
AN INCUBATOR BABY
The lincst milo of humanity prob
ably ever born in Ashland is tho lit
tlo daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J.
rerrjnc, which weighed nt the time
of its birth between two nnd two and
ono-hnlf pounds. Tho Hltlo ono was
horn about two weeks ngo, nnd al
though tho mother's life was at ono
iimo despaired of, she is now getting
nlonjr nicely. Tho little one is also
thriving nnd the hospital authorities
hnvQ high hopes of its growing to
jumnal sizo and weight. At present
it is being carefully cured for and
nrlificiul heat- maintained with nn
clcclrio atovo. Ashland Tidings.
HUMpitOUti AXO I'lUOTICAL
liKOTUIlK.
On Wednesday evening of next
week, April 23, at 8 o'clock, Itov. 13.
Olin Eldridgo will deliver In tho
Mothodlst Episcopal church a humor
our and practical lecture. Subject:
"Comfort for Ugly People." This
lecturo is under the auspices of tho
Ladies' Aid society and for the ben
efit of willamotto university, llev.
Eldrldgo Is a man of wldo oxporlenco
and an outertntuing and profitable
speaker.
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Merltol Eczema Itomedy will clear
up your skin and remove Hiobb dls
disagreeable sores. llaBklns Drug
Store,
CAUGHTINRAIOON
ROOMING
HOUS
I
OLD
D
OF SEASON
PASSES
FIRES SAVE FRUIT
The first cold night of tho front
Beaton passed Monday night without
Injury to tho fruit In tho valley. Tho
temperature ranged between 2S and
30 degrees and smudging wan resort
ed to In a majority of tho orchard.
Tho pots were tired about 4:30 a. m.
and only burned for about ono hour.
Frost ts predicted again for tonight,
but tho barometer may drop this af
ternoon, which wilt cause a rlso tu
temperature Orchardlsts are warned
to keep an eye on developments.
Tho tempcraturo did not foil low
enough Monday night to causa any
groat alarm, Howells and IVqsc being
In tho greatest aanger. All of tho
pears aro set now and consequently
In somo degreo of danger.
Tho temperatures recorded Mon
day night aro as follews: Potter and
Gould, 29; Dear Creek, 2S; Mlihalo,
30.5: Holloway, 30; George Carpen
ter, 29; Gore. 30; tiarnum. 30. Al
len, 2S: Mcdfonl, 30; Snowy llutte,
2S.S; Table Rock, 2S.
TO PUT RECALL
E
KLAMATH PALLS, Ore., April
22. It is expected thnt County Judge
W. S. Wordcn will not bo the only
Klamath county official who will be
forced to face a recall. Tho notion
of Prosecuting Attorney John Irwin,
in the dismissal of several criminal
cases, his conduct in the cncs
brought against the county court, nnd
in other official nets has incurred
a great deal of public criticism and
there is strong talk of a recall pro
ceeding. It is alleged thnt Invm,
without going into the evidence nvnil
nble, had the bribery indictments
against Conncilmen Gocllcr nnd Snv
idgo and tho extortion indictment
ngninsl Hunter Rnvidge dismissed.
It is nlso charged thnt it is through
dilatory methods thnt the criminal
charge against J. D. Carroll, of per
petual defendant fame, will never be
brought to trial, ns the complaining
witness has removed to Florida. The
petition having for Sts object tho
recall of Wordcn is receiving num
erous signers and the indications are
that tho number of signer required
to bring about the election will he
secured.
BEAR CREEK PAVING TO
BEGIN NEXT WEEK
The Clark-Henery company, hol
ders of the contract for the paving
of tho Bear Creek bridge, and tho
approaches thereto, will begin actual
work on the structuro next week. Ac
cording to a telegram received by
Mayor Elfert Monday the asphalt
plant of tho company was shipped
from Stockton, California and should
arrlvo in Medford by tho end of tho
week. Robert W. Tclfer Is expected
to arrive in Medford this week to ar
rango tho preliminary details.
At the last meeting of the city
council, a resolution was passed pro
viding that tho paving on tho bridge
be completed by May J 5th, and ready
for public uso at that time. Tho new
Pngo theater will be opened, accord
ing to present plans April 19th, and
the dedication of the two structures
will bo at tho same time.
LAXATIVE FOB 0L0
PEOPLE-"
;;
What GIaw.es Aro to Weak Eyes,
Cawnrets Aro to Weak llowclb
u 10-cent Hox Will Truly
Amazo You
Most old people must givo to the
bowels some regular holp, clso they
auffor from constipation. Tho con
dition Is perfectly natural. It Is Just
as natural as It Is for old peoplo to
walk slowly. For ago Is never so
active as youth. The muscles aro
Ices elastic. And tho bowels aro
muscles.
So all old peoplo need Cascarets.
Ono might as woll rofuso to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gontlo aid to tho bowels. Tho bowels
must bo kept active. This Is Im
portant nt nil ages, but never so
much as at fifty.
Ago is not a tlmo for harsh phy
slcs. Youth may occasionally whip
tho bowels Into activity. Hut a lash
can't be used ovory day. What tho
bowels of the old need Is n gcntlo
and natural tonic. Ono that ccau bo
constantly used without harm, Tho
only such tonlo Is Cascarets and thoy
cost only 10 cents por box at any
drug storo. They work whllo yoii
sleep,
urenironn watt; T-nmnm
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DETERMINE SITE
F
Exlenslvo analysis of th deposits
of limestone at Gold Hill which aro
now being mado will determine
whether tho $0.00.000 cement plant
to bo erected by tho llcavcr Portland
Cement company will bo located nt
Gold I till or on some other property
owned by tho company, according to
J. C. Uiirch, ono of tho directors of
tho company, who la at present In
Medford. Mr. Uurch says that In
Josenhfne. Douglas and Jacksoti
counties tho company owns property
and tests will decide where tho plant
will be constructed.
"It Is truo that wo aro at work
near Gold Hill." stated Mr. Uurch,
"but It Is only for the purpose of
making complete tests Similar test
are also being mado on other proper
ties. Wc are ready to go ahead ns
soon ns we determine on the location
of tho plant."
ANALYSIS
1
CEMENT
ACTORY
BHHBM
GOLD DUST
There's no use in
talking to get along
without Gold Dust
makes hard work of
house-work.
Euy a package of
Gold Dust today
learn the way to easy
housework.
Uie Cold DUSt for waihtnf
clotbts sad diihes, scrubbing floors,
cleaning' woodwork, oilcloth, silver
ware and tinware, poliihlnf brn
work, cleaning bathroom pipes,
refriferators, etc., softening hard
water and making (be (inetl soft toap.
:
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
najapva(BBHBHSfHSaSJBaSJBSHBaBBBBasjl
SsSLHv'alHHHHLHsVHiHBHnsTnklXSaTaTnim
Patronize Home Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME.
Office Furniture
Library Furniture
Bedroom Furniture
Diningroom Furniture
"White Enamel Furnitura
Built in Buffets, Seats
And Bookcases, Ftc.
Store Fixtures
Porch Swings
Cedar Chests
Cabinet Work Bono
in Oak, Walnut, Fir, or
Any Other Wood Desired
Cabinet Makers
Mission Furniture
Works
E. O. Trowbridge, Jr., Prop.
113 S. Holly, Medford
WKWOim oiu-noy tcksdw. ATun.aa. mm.
TRIED AT GRANTS PASS
GRANTS PASS, April 23 --Judge
Calkin Is hearing In the circuit co'irt
tho eo of Mrs. Alice Rogers umiin
Rev. W. G. Smith, formerly of Med
ford, the cno romlng from Glendale,
whero both parties formerly lived.
In the complaint Mrs. Rogers charges
that Smith made slanderous romurks
concerning her morallly, and asks
for ptiultlvo damages In the amount
of $30,000, tbreo separate counts be
ing Included In the complaint, unit
$10,000 Is nskoil upon unch. Numer
ous wltnusnu are hero to testify lu
the case. This ca8t Is being heard
before a Jury composed of Herbert
Smith, A. II. Noyes, M. T. Ulloy, S
S, Shaffer. C. E. Phillips, II. M. Yar
bronjti, N'lchols l'rchn, S. S. Moroy,
R. A. N Reymors, W. L. Regis, Paul
Ruttcncutter, and W. A. Trcfron.
Mrs. Alice Rogers, the plaintiff to
tho action, Is represented by Attor
ney R. G Smith, while Attorney
Durham and Richard aro looking af
ter tho Interests of the defendant
iWhereTwo Heads Are
Better Than One
Why try to do all your work alone
drudge, rub, scrub and scour wear
yourself out with work and worry,
when you can summon the GOLD DUST
TWINS to your aid and cut your, labor
in two?
Gold Dust will save just half of your
cleaning effort. It will do more work
and better work than any other cleaning
agent. It will make everything about
the house cleaner and brighter. It will
do its work in half the time consumed
by other products.
Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine "Works
Pacific 401; Home 298L.
Res. Pac. 5031; Home 227L.
For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD
See us. "Wo mako a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc,
Factory Comer South Fir and 11th Sts. Both PIioucb
MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO.
T
BRIDGE IS DEDICATED
t'OKTUND, Oio, Apnl .' The
eil.v'8 new oil hiidgc nero-i IH Wil
Lunette river wan dediented tint nf
torn oo i with thuusiud of people hi
ing (ho npproneliM, A hew . I' tn
girls, daughter of tdlisen who who
inslmmeiitni in iimMnic the lndg
possible, nisld in the rlmMi'mnir
The opeitlui; of tho tnir-tuto w
marked with oltilwrnt eeremonii,
itirUitlinjc nit nntomolitto parade two
inllos in length.
The bridge win tiulll nl eiwt of
$1.(100,000 nnd opnnn llu river m
Xortli Portland uouiu't'tiiiK the I!ul
and West Sides.
CURRY SLATED FOR
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION
WAK.UUNOTON', April 2J. It
was rcpnrltul hero today that George
Curry, former governor of New Mext
'ro nnd nt one time governor of
I Ihtvo Philippine province1, m -laird
j for nomination nn n member of (lie
'new Philippine poiiihu-mhh.
LvVaaKnBH
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With Medford
Trade Is
Medford Made
Wemore's
Shoo Polishes
riNKBT QUAUTY UHQMT VAWIITY
IHvLllrnTiVsii
nn t r iruiH
unmiui
"CUT m" lh only ImWtlnxnto'alrn tl'l
i..iuWiiiiiOlt. Dink ii it hit i i"
mlralk!rrn-vt.Mi.i . khltiti itlh.ul IU)
b!iM.we. "miUIIUosV,!' , ....
lM"inWUoi lr tlrtiilHK MtiljinUlilnr
ilUimWi'friiftiruiilioMV !Miri',iui.
"0 till KttltUVilnliiU h" wlltifitmkHau lk.
IrtloMtnixl MMlMiH'lrriiMli. !.
"Jlinir (Umn4wMlllVlf'intii. A"
niitliU hll rkr iwfknlln rnr.ilii tuir. vl'h
lHie, lv. In liudMiii',lr Aluminum Un,
Willi iwnw,tW. ,
lllir" niiahinMton f rrnl'finfn Mho lk
lTMlnltinahir lwiHk A I Utliitelir
n.ltitt)to?.IUlrV thiH Iv.i.ti vl'lmlituih
rl.Ui,ciU. 'r UllK-iUMUMm.
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WHITTCMONK BHOS. A COH
SO'CO Albany fllra!, Gmtiriit9' Mi
; OM't l lH- I "l'i lot fir'
Am- '. 'l l ' I' "
Yotit n.iiiV iiiti:.n, o.ki:,
I'lK OR MMCTIT
Hovv do )nii inuLii It?
Aro ou particular that It ts
proper!) leavened and U Unlit and
digestible
If you want It perfectly rntird,
by n leavoner thut will never fall
and Is abtoltitel) pure,
fHI!
CrescentBnRingPowdcr
It is tho pro
duct of moilum
in o I h ii d s and
p a I u t a k I tm
chemists, sold
nt n moderate
prhe.
IWe
for n full
IMMiuil enn
All (Inn ers
t'lirsri'NT mio. n si:rn,i;
ricsli, llulit and brown! No lielter
brciiil limn ours, wo ilnlin, over rutin
to (own.
Tin: iiistT or ri.ot u
Wo employ tltn Intent metliodi,
ton; wr Mitlvo ilint you'll enjoy
tlio lireiiil wo bit to fur )ou.
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
12 H. CVntrul
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Wator
HoSting
Alt Work Onarniitnid
l'rlcun Ittuiaoiiabln
COFFEEN & PRICE
99 Howard Block. Xntranrn on Stti It
Ho Din Pbona 34S.
Cement Drain Tile
Irrigation Pipe
ETC.
"It's Strongest and
Evorlasting"
MEDFORD CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Factory N. Riverside Ave.
Phono M-052
H. A. Hicks P. M. Korshaw
Qouiiral Muuugor (Jon, Salos Mgr
OREGON GRANITE CO.
Quarry Owners and
Manufacturora
Orocon fJranlto stands tho test ol
tlmo,
Medford, Oregon
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Cllmtc Fulled;
r Medicine Effective
It M t'ffll niinrjr tin,tn llil rt,
frrali sir unit conil fuml ilii lirln lumir
I'ffiiiin nlTfflnif rcnni TnlirrilliU lint
It mint txi mlmlllnt Itml tltn illnmw Ii
Milium morn limn "srnilril,1' Hoiuilhlnir
inotf U nrrilnt
I.Vkinn' Allrrntlte la A mrOlrln limito
fur tho lrnllnMt (if Tiltirniiliid. II hut
loliilirml till. iIIhtub HKfllll mill HKllv
liriril Ihrt l.fiirni. Iiavr drui rlTnlril
nlifro Ilia nittiMUiilliiK rrn nut 10ml
rt rrfnttrk rraitltnl. Nm rKU
lllt Crklimir Allrtnllre diniilil ,r li.nt
In Mrrr ra of 'I'liLftriilmlt, In mlitllluit
to hikiiI. iiimtlililriK fooil unit f tnli nlr,
nlilcli itb nil iirril, A rrmnrk nlitn ram
fulliiwi VVrlilon. III.
"(lenllrinrnt Ttironuli I'rliiimii'i Allvrit
tlri I Imtn tfcn Trl from n pti-iunliir
kmi On Ivrrmlifr It. IIHH, i nu mrn
with Tjri'tiulil PiiimiiiihiiU Mr lunm Imi.
mm trrjr iiiikIi nlTislnll my ihiIiimi
i rtnintnnl mul 'I'tilriiilmU lUcllll
Hfrtt rmiiul. On IVIirnnry Ul, iwm, I mi
mlvlncil In Kit I" fort Win! ti, Trina.
VVIill thrro nn nliwrat tit ttir rlulil Inline
liriikr mul itlitlinrKril. I Hti'iv ni. nml
Im-ntn trrry inucli riimi'latnl. XI jf ilijrl
rln n liifntnifil inn Hint I ntiial itn M
I'nlnrnito n nulcVIr nn tmiatlilf. I loft
Ti'inn, J linn .1 nml nrrltnl In Cnnnii
(Mir, June 1 Tfrjr (trMr Aflir Ih'Iiik
llirro I ii vrrtka, mjr ihjaleln lndirinnl
no Ibat in v n lnirtrn. Tlirrit
Nki lalrr I n-lurnnl liuiiif. wrliihliin
101 iHiuiiila, I lii ilnrlur limlnic kItpii tun
tio naaurniii' of rrnrlitnH ltM nllir,
"On Julr II, ttv. I iM-tfnn UklnK
Kckninn'i wmii(rfiil rriitfilr for t.'im.
niimiilliin Tlr I nrlutt IM intimta,
in imil nml Mrll mul rnn iln mtjr klml
ii f work nlHitil uif trrntn rlrrnlor. I lint
nut nn nch mir oln lu inr lunga. i-a
writ, lf'i rll, nml lnt frll .rtrr"
IHwi-tn nniilavIM AIITIII'il VVIJIHI,
i:rktnnn' Atlcrallin la ITrvtli In limn
rtiltli, Aattmin, llujf IVtrr. Ilinmt nnJ
l.unir 'I rmililra, mul In iiplinttttttisr Ilia
jitrm Itiira uot roiitnln iMil.nna, uilntri
ii r lialilt fiirmlnif itrtiK Aak for lumklrl
IrlltitK i'f rniKfllfa, nml writ tu Itikhimi
jt.iiilrr. l'Mlailrlihln I'n fur inure rtl
dtnc. 1'ur ald tijr nil ltillnK ilruuslala
The Satisfied Smile
M 't.r1
it'AXK IIIilW
.wi'iur
Wwmt
Is Kvuernlly to Tio round on thn llp
of tho man who hn perfect teotli,
and tho smllo becomes him undor
Hiieh rondlttons. Lot us havo clmr
of our tuoth ami euro for them, ami
wo will Kunrnntro thnt they will
niivnr imin Mm runt never shnme. you
' In public. Wo aro familiar with nl
1 brnnrlies of tli proflon and our
clinrRen aro reasonable.
l..idy Atteudiiut.
DR. BARBER
Till! IHiNTIST
Over Dnulols for Duiln. Corner Mlu
and Central. Phoni 2C8-K.
Draperies
W carry n vrry eomptetn Una of
dmtwrlrn, (nrn cltrlalnn, fllturnn. rlr..
nnil tin nil claanra of tijiholnlrrlnnT A
npnelnl man In look after thin work
rielualvnlr mi'l "III Kiv an bim1
nnnrlrn urn In lmaalbU tu get In M
lh Urfifal cllle.
Wooks & Mcpowan Co.
Two Gone Two On
Nu nlnco for ono with heart
trouble.
You have a clinnco to "clean
up" if you nrc plnyinu willi tho
Cork Center.
It rocs truo nnd sweet off the
lint with thnt clean "zinu"
thnt the old style rubher ,
cored ball cannot cct. ,
It helps tho batter, yet is not
too lively, b!g Icnucia sny,
Th illoUlnaflflWUI National lanu
O rk lnlr Ull, r( tl.28, la l
nJol) Ull of thn National Lraniia
nmlinuitlxuMllnnllnnn1.. Illiaa
alw Un U Inl ii iiAWlal Ull
of Ih woU aaiUa lor !( (wri.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
150 Geary Slrnel, 5n Frarvjico
Thr la n lxi RpnUInc dt alar In your tawu.
Baft located
and most
f o nu 1 nr
tote! in the
City. Running dUtillcd
ice water in each room.
European Plan, a la Carte
Cafe.
Tariff on Room
12 rooms $1.00 each
CO rooms l.BO each
60 rooms . 2.00 ech
00 rooms willi piliita kiln 2.00 each
60 rooms with prints balk 2.50 each
30 nullei, bedroom, pr-
lor and bath - 3.00 each
For moro than on guent add 1.00
extra to tho abovo rates for
each additional gunat.
Reduction by week or month. (I
Manaumtnt Clitittr W, KrlUy
F.G.ANDREWS
.. Lobuoo o( Grill oud Dlnlns lluom, '
4 if BmHPmH