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FEDFOKD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MEDEOim ORKOON. WISTOWSTUV. MAY 7. mm.
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COMPLETE
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FOR CHAUTAUQUA A
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ASHLAND JULY 7-18
The Southern Oregon Clinutnuqun
dale for 1013 nro from July 7-18 nt
AhIiIhihI, Oregon, The program tins
juttl heen completed. Among tho
ipenkers nrc Jnoob Win, Col. Geo. W.
llnln, Prof. Ilniungnrdt and Poon
Chow.
Aiiununecinuut is rondo by Mana
ger Hilling na follews:
Jncoh Hiiu, known ns nu nuthor,
lrelurcr nnd n man who does thing,
particularly ns the lender in better
inj conditions of the poor people in
the city of New York. One of the
three or four most useful eitiren of
the stnlo of New York. He is n most
interesting spenker nnd we nre fortu
tinlc in securing him for his first ap
pearance in Southern Oregon.
Kentucky Orator.
Col. Gro. V. Bain, tho Kentucky
orntor, one of the most widely known
nnd successful public lecturers the
Chnutnuqua nnd Lyceum 1ms ever
known, "Col. Bain hns done more
good thnn nny other mnn on the
Ain'ericnn platform," snid by ti mnn
who had delivered more thnn five
thousand lectures. He ha9 been on
the plntfonn of the Mother Chautau
qua, more times thnn nny other man,
nnd is engaged for 1013. Our 1911
patrons will be glad of another op
portunity to hear his entertaining nnd
uplifting messages. Two lectures.
Prof. Pnmahasika nnd bis trained
pets. (Children's Day). Offer the
most interesting and artistic perform
nnco conceivable. Years of patient
nnd intelligent training has been put
into the perfection of this wonderful
performance, which cannot bo dupli
cated on tho Continent. An nil new
star production valued at $20,000.00.
You'll never weary watching them en
joy life. These dumb animals obey
like children and seem actually en
dowed with reason. His birds nnd
dotra aro trained to do marvelous
things. One performance.
Illustrated Lctturos.
Illustrated Lectures. Prof. B. It.
Haumgnrdt of Los Angeles, CnL, hns
for somo yenrs stood in the front
rank in the duality of his scenic pic-
ima nml Dm riescrintion which he
gives cannot be surpassed. Ho has
spent much money nnd travelled
thousands of miles to secure his nega
tives of scenery both in America nnd
in foreign countries. In nddition to
views of American nnd European
scenery, he has two or three nstrono
'micnl lectures which arc nmone the
very best. Edgar L. Lnrkin, director
of the Lowe Observatory says: "I
was not aware that California had n
man within her borders cnpablo of
presenting scienco in such an inter
esting way. The audience was capti
vated; the evening was u revelation."
Prof. Baiimgardt will bo with us two
evenings and one of these he will
pive "An Evening with the Stars" and
one evening with illustrations of some
country in Europe. Each evening an
illustrated prologue will be given of
"See America First."
Foreign Singer.
The Tyrolean-Alpine Singers, from
tho Tyrolcbs Alps, ebpccially for our
Chautuuqutts. A beautifully cos
tumed company; originnl solos, duos,
quartets and choruses. Instrumental
music with Tyroless instruments.
American, German, Tyrolean and I3a
vnrinn folk songs. N musical or
ganization ecr hud such nn ovation,
us wus given this troupo in 1011 and
1012. The audiences were phenom
enal at every point and the people en
tbusmstie. Two programs.
Punnmn-Pneifio International Ex
imjmUoii Lecture. One evening will
be devoted to u lecture magnificently
illustrated, with dissolving views and
moving pictures depicting not only
the scenic environment, picturesque
site, palatial buildings, plans and
idoals, but nlso in vivid scenes to
pass buforo tho very Important event
in tho history " "-'" "- "" "
position up to this dale This cer
tainly bhould be a matter of intercs
to uvory thinking man, womnn and
child in Southern Oregon nnd North
ern Cnlifornin.
, Sierra Quartet.
Sierrn Mixed Quartette of Oak
land, California, is an organization
of quality and has proven itfeelf a
huecess beforo many audiences, in
cluding chnutnuquae nud conventions.
Each member is ft soloist of ac
knowledged professional standing,
and their names will ho found on the
musical programs of tho most im
portnnt events in the state of Cali
fornia. Its repertoire runges from
tho best operatic and classical seleo
tlons to tho various kinds nnd classes
of ballads and folk J.ougs of all im
tious, nnd tho wpll known songs from
the virions musical productions. The
Pacific Grove Assembly say they
never liavo hud anything bettor. Two
HONEY I0YS AT
NATAT0MUM TONIGHT
HONEY
BOYS
CONCERT
AT
NAT
HI
EVENING
One of the Honey Hoys in Highland
Costume.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 7.
California songbirds had bettor got
busy with all tho melody of which
thoy aro capable, Jr they aro con
cerned In tho preservation of their
species. Otherwise they aro doomed
to meet a speedy end us potplo fill
ing. "Tho birds up our way dou't sing
anyway, so thoy might as well bo
killed off,1' was tho stutument of
Assomblyman Nelson of Humboldt,
In rtimnalntr n vtf ttan ir'itnu J flit Til J
..riif . i -- P KAtiHmmita wnrn nrlwwri hv mnnv
Mis wnuao wuus, imuriuBi" -- x - -
WusUrukce. Miw Willis is a youi oJher wemben.
woman of most striking pergonal ap
pearance. Site makes n most beau
tifully winomc nnd nttrnctivo figure
on the platform. You nrc charmed
with her eionnlity. You ltHtu.li
with her nt some littlo episode of
life's sunshiut your nerves grow
tense nt ouie related tragedy -jour
eyes grow dim with tears ut some
littlo tender touch of snitilnent.
Each character ns she rend-t, seems
to step out of the nowhere and stand
before jou a living, hreatlrug, human
being. Miss Willis w in the cluos
with the three or four hot lady read
ers in America. Two programs.
Sam Jones' Sc.ii-ln-I.mv.
In securing Wnlt ''oleoma n son-in-law
of the late Sam Jones, we
have something decidedly new and
attractive. One of his subjects is
tho "Horse Knee." Here is what Dr.
Wilbur L. Davidson, who was at the
time of his death, the best known
chnutauqun mnn in the country, hav
ing had for ninny yenrs from ten to
fifteen assemblies each year, says of
him after seeing the "races." "Hol
comb's delivery is impassioned nnd
dramatic. He can hold any crowd
he faces. He has appeared at tho
best chautauquas in America, and hns
been recnlled to many of them several
years in succession. His 'Horse
Unco' lecturo outdraws n country
fair and is n perfect platform gem.
It is so 'different' nnd therein lies its
strength. It is with genuine satis
faction that wo recommend this
qunique personality, whose name
wll greatly enrich any progain." Two
pogams.
Anothe new attraction is that of
Ng Poon Chew. He is the mannging
editor of the Chinese dnily paper the
Chung Sni Ynt Po. of San Francisco,
the first Chinese dnily published in
America. He came to America a
mere lad over thirty years ago and
has obtained all his English educa
tion in this country. During the last
twenty years he has devoted all his
efforts to cducato and improve the
conditions of his people. He has
lectured beforo nil manner of aud
iences all over tho United States dur
ing tho Inst fifteen yenrs. Immed
iately before the Chinese revolution,
Ng Poon Chew vbitcd China and
spent nearly a year traveling oxer tbo
greater portion of the country. The
San Francisco Call says, "As a hum
orist an Oriental Mark Twain has
developed in tho keenly clever and
highly educated person of Ng Poon
Chew, Chinese editor nnd some times
lecturer beforo all manner of assem
blages." One lecture.
Schools.
Bible Work Dr. Win. Parsons of
Eugene.
Literature Dr. F. Uerchtold of tho
O. A. C.
Wc confidently execl that Prof.
Lorimoro will havo charge of the
Boys' and Girls' clubs. He is the
man who has no siierior in his lino
of work.
Economic Problems Dr. Gilbert of
the U. of O.
W. C. T. U. Methods.
Other departments will bo nn
nounccd later, as also other speakers.
The genorul favorite, Prof. Dick
Posey, has promised to bo on our
program if he is not in Europe.
Speciul days aro being planned.
Tito program will bo thoroughly en
joyable. SEEK 10 SLAUGHTER
Tonight nt the Nnt Henry B. Honey
nud his fnniou "Honey Boys" will
ho heard nt the Nntntorium on their
concert tour covering thirty stntcs.
They render n musical program of
rare excellence appearing In costume.
Mr. Honey, who is nn old friend of
T. II, B. Hnthnwnv of Mcdford, wim
n fatuous organist until he lost his
leg in an accident some years ngo,
since then he 1ms hns devoted him
self to training miisicnl prodigees,
which he gathers from all sections
of the country.
Ln,t month the Honev Boys ap
peared ut Los Angeles nnd President
George F. Bovnrd of the University
of Southern California, writes ns fol
lows concerning the cencert:
"I had been led to believe it would
be a concert worth while and yet we
were not prepared for the very great
surprise in the high iptulily of music
given nud the splendid rendition of
the "nine. I believe it to bo the
unanimous opinion of the faculty and
students of the University of South
ern California that in addition to the
delightful entertainment the lefsous
learned from the exhibition of what
can bo done with young boys nre of
immense value to us nil. I need not
remind you that our faculty and
students showed their npprvcintion
by the very strict attention through
out the entire concert. 1 deeply re
gret thai you feel that this year must
be your last year in that particular
work. I congratulate you most
heartily upon whnt you havo been
able to do. 1 am sure that a hall sev
eral times larger than the assembly
hall of tho University of Southern
California could be filled, were it nn
nounced thnt Honey's Boys were to
appear again."
BLEASE OFFERS $500
FOR PART OF A NEGRO
COLUMBIA. S. C, May 7.-A
reward of $M0 "for enough of it to
be recognued," is offered here today
by Goernor Cole Bleuse for tho body
of Hiehnnl Austin. negro who shot
nud killed two while men nnd fntally
wounded n third near Hampton lust
Wednesday.
ARMY DRAFT BY
MKNMCO CITY, May 7. Begin
ning Juno 1 an army draft Is author
lied hero today In n decree- Issued by
President lluerta. It nppllce when
ever voluntary enlUtments niu In
adequnto to fill vacancies In tho
ranks.
WHEW!
Here's Old Summer Again
L
WASHINGTON, May 7. Senntor
Chambcrlnin today offered an
amendment to the wool schedule plac
ing nil manufactured wool on the
free list, "If the desire of the demo
crats is to save the consumer money
my amendment offers nn opportunity
for a real saving," ho said, "for tho
saving on free wool to the consumer
is infinitesimal compared with what
it would be with free manufactured
wool." Ho declared he is not in
favor of the reraovnl of duty from
either, but if wool is to be free, manu
factures should uIko be free.
As tho bill approaches its day for
passage in the house, the senuto is
completing plans for its considera
tion. Many republican senntors have
drafted amendments. Senator Sher
mun, of Illinois, has one to provide
that no provisions of the income tax
shall apply to any insurance com
pany or association which conducts
its business solely upon mutual plan
and only for the benefit of its policy
holders or members.
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
ACKNOWLEDGE IT
Medford Hum to How to the lucrltuldo
Wcores of Cltlwiw Prove It.
After reading the public statemout
of this representative citizen of Mcd
ford given below, you must como to
this conclusien: A remedy which
proved so beneficial years ago with
tho kldnoys, can naturally bo expect
ed to perform the saino work In simi
lar cases. Head this:
Mrs. J. II. Uaussum, Central Ave.,
Mcdford, Ore., says: "1 was sa bad
with kidney troublo that I could not
do my housework. My back was
weak and painful and in the morning
when I got up I was lame and soru.
Tho kidney secretions woro unnatur
al and my health steadily ran down
until I was hardly ablo to get about.
While In that condition, I road about
Dean's Kidney Pills and got a box.
I felt bettor fro mthe tlmo I com
menced using them and It was not
long boforo I was cured. I am In a
position to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills to anyono afflicted with
kidney complaint." (Stotcment given
Soptember 14, 1907.)
When Mrs, Hausmini was Inter
viewed several years later, alio said:
"My former endorsement of Dean's
Kidney Pills still holds good. Blnco
this remedy cured me I havo had no
further attacks of kidney complaint
and I havo enjoyed good health."
For salo by all dealers. Prlco CO
conts. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agmts for tho United
States.
Hemember the namo Doan's
and tuko uo othor,
T" -2ry
It is onsy enough to put the kibosh on the ther
mometer anil to langh nt the sun's wannest efforts if
YOU ARE DRESSED RIGHT
And it is easier still to he dressed right. Conic in
nnd talk it over, we are stoeked up with eool, sum
mery togs and with eaeli purchase we wrap up eom
fort and satisfaction.
THE TOGGERY
(OP COURSE) i
Warm Days
Now for cool, cany fool wear.
This Is mtrcly Oxford time.
There's a world of cool comfort
stored up In pair of our now
OxronlN or Piiiiin for this mumon. to
say nothing of their lilshly nttrnctivo
npponrnnce' that neat, dremy, well
croomed etfuct.
Ace tliriu In window nt
.am
to
fl.tll)
"No iiiciii i:it
sSifcidtte
' "r.oi Shoes"
Whore "night Prlics"' Prevail.
Opponltn rnntofflrc.
Egg Preserver
SILICATE OF SODA OR "LIQUID GLASS"
Diroctionti
Mix one part of the "preserver" with eleven parts
pmv water; place tin mixture in a jar and keep in a
eool place.
Tut the eggs in the liquid as they accumulate dur
ing the season when they are plentiful and cheap,
and you will have a fresh.supply in the winter when
the price is high.
The eggs must he entirely covered by the
"preserver."
Medford Pharmacy
Medford, Orogon.
Near Post Offico
Thursday Bargain Specials
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BARGAIN NO. 1.
3000 yards 18-ineh All Silk
Messaline .in all the new
shades, 7f)c grade, AQa
MANN'S
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Thursday, a yard
CENTRAL AVE.
NEAR P. O.
BARGAIN NO. 2
f000 yards fine Zephyr Ging
hams, real 12'' grade
Thursday, a yard .. ..
9c
30 Big Bargains for Thursday I
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"Kaysers" 36 button
Chamois Gloves JO
Thursday, a pair..WC
BARGAIN NO. 4
' ' Warners " Corset s
fitted with two pair
hoso supporters 4Qa
a pair OC
BARGAIN NO. 5
10 pieces fancy Curtain
Scrim, special ( r
Thui-sday, a yard.. "C
BARGAIN NO. 6
Bleached Bath Towels
good size, Thurs- -iA-day
each lwl
BARGAIN NO. 7
Children's aCnit Waists,
very special on
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Thursday, each.
12k
BARGAIN NO. 8
f)000 yards Embroider,
ide width, up to 25c
values, "Thursday A (p
a yard lvi
BARGAIN NO. 9
Cheney's Spot Proof
Poulard on sale
Ml
Thursday, a yard .
89c
BARGAIN NO. 10
White Waistings, fino
grade, 20c values, on
sale Thursday 19-a
a yard M.u2j
BARGAIN NO. 11
Cotton Corduroy for
summer dresses in white
and colors, Thurs
day, a yard.
25c
BARGAIN NO. 12
72x00 Bleached Sheets,
good C)(Jc grade,
Thursday, each
48c
BARGAIN NO. 13
Large si.o Bed Spreads
.$1.50 grade on
salo Thursday..
$1.19
BARGAIN NO. 14
'12 and Aft inch Pillow
Slips good grade on
salo Thursday, 101
each "2l
BARGAIN NO. 15
Good Dress and Shirt
ing Prints on salo
Thursday, a yard....
5c
BARGAIN NO. 16
Good Cotton Challio
fast colors, on salo
Thursday, a yard...
5c
BARGAIN NO. 17
'10 inch Cotton Voilo all
colors HOc grado
on sale, a yard...
29c
BARGAIN NO. 18
JW inch Percale fast
colors, on salo
Thursday, a yard...
10c
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Best quality Fluxons,
fast colors on salo 4 r
Thui-sday, a yard...
BARGAIN NO. 20
Serpentine Crepe in
beautiful now patterns
on salo Thursday Op
a yard Ow
BARGAIN NO. 21
Best grado Galatea cloth
for outing dresses Oa
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Thursday, a yard..
BARGAIN NO 22
Indian Head jMuslin'for
Middy Blouses !H5 inches
wide, on snlo iZp
'Thursday, a yard-.,'!
BARGAIN NO. 23
New lino of Pearl But
tons, all sizes, -
Thursday, a dozen....''
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Evory Spring Suit in
1-3 off
tho house
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BARGAIN NO. 25
Every Spring Coat in
1-3 off
the'houso
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BARGAIN"NO. 26'
New Voilo Waists up to
$1.98
$3.00 values,
Thursday, each
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Colgate's Best Talcum
Powder 25c can
Thursday, a can...
10c
BARGAIN NO. 28
Children's Wash
Dresses
at
1-4 off
BARGAIN NO. 29
Clark's O. N. T. Spool
Cotton, Thursday
G for
25c
BARGAIN NO, 30
New Bulgarian Collai-s, '!
OOo grado Thurs
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39c
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