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ltotttltin tiuitlncso vm transacted
by tho city council nt Iho regular
lunridily mooting TucMlny cvcninii.
Tho Fourth of July colouration com
mlltoo wnn empowered to net us It
ww fit for tho occasion. Scleral
ordlnnnccn wore ensued, licenses
granted nnd the monthly bills al
lowed. 1'nul Knitter of lllrorsldo
uvcniio dramatically nrole.Mcd tho
nctlon of thn wntor superintendent
In rutting off his wntor becnuso ho
would not Install a meter for tho
two Acres ho was Irrigating, but the
council refused to Interfere. Paring
of several alloys was ordorod.
Tho onoasuro requiring the rcmov
nl of woods, etc., passed without a
dissenting voto. It concerns nil prop
erty within tho city limits, except
whero grass Is groan for crops or
grazing purposes. It will mean less
danger from flro this summer and a
moro beautiful city.
City Handed to July 4tli Committee
Ily unanimous adoption of a reso
lution tho streets and alleys, vacant
places nnd public spaces woro offic
ially handed over to tho Fourth of
July committee- on that day to bo
used as tho naid committee may sco
fit, providing that tho intorcsts of
tho merchants and ordinances of the
city arc not interfered with.
Special provision was mado to pre
vent fakirs nnd transient peddlers
from selling their wares and compet
ing with local merchants. Othorwlso
tho cntlro city shall be at tho disposal
and under tho direction of the com
mittee. Drinking Fountain.
Tho question of allowing free
drinking fountains In business houses
was taken up, but the matter was re
ferred to a committee. A compress
ed air tank, that Is necessary before
tho siren whlstlo on tho flro ball can
bo used, will probably bo provided
for at tho next meeting.
An ordlnanco requiring that a li
cense of $30 bo paid beforo an auto
mobllo ownor can uso his car inside
tho city limits of Mcdford for hiro
and establishing a maximum rato was
referred to tho license committee.
Xow Sewers and Sidewalks
An ordlnanco requiring a sewer
system between Second and Ninth
streets, on Oak street was unanim
ously passed at tho city council meet
ing last night, as well as one for a
sidowalk on East Main. Sldowalks
ono one sldo of Dakota avenue, where
sovcral property owners havo neglect
ed to construct them, wcro also re
quired by a unanimous motion.
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gngunirnt nt the l'ngo theater vtllli n ntatlncv till afternoon. In nditltion there ntv four other high
rlnti arts on tlio bill.
USE SUN FLASHES
10 FIGHT FOREST FIRE
GRANTS PASS, Juno 4- Super
visor Mueduff of Iho Sikiyou forcM
ros-erve hit received a heliograph out
fit for installation in the reere to
aid in the reiwrttuj- of firos within
the territory. Mm npe- nre trans
mitteil by thee instrument by tho
menus of mirror flmdic-e-, nml tlie
outs received hero arc tho regular
U. S. nnny tjpe. One of the instru
ments will be established nt Snow
camp, nt the bond of the Pistol river
in Curry county, nnd another on Pack
Saddle mountain on (lie Wiuchuck, !25
miles distant, and it is expected that
no difficulty will be experienced in
rending the mirror flash messages nt
this distance on reasonably clear
.days.
Later another set of two inlru
ments is exacted to nrrivc, nnd these
will be established on High Dome nnd
on Ship mountain. These four helio
graph stations will cover the terri
tory not already covered with tele
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With Med ford trade is Mcdford made.
PAGE THIS AFIERNOON
Tho second week of Pnntago's
vaudeville will open this afternoon nt
the Page theatre with what promises
to bo ono of tho best bills seen on
this circuit In many mouths. All
along tho lino from Portland south
the press comments havo been most
enthusiastic. Tho price, '.'5 cents,
for the afternoon nnd 35 cents nnd
25 cents in tho evening gives Mod
ford pcopio tho best variety show in
tho state for tho money. Tho now
Page is tho collcst building in the
city and tho management have sup
plied every convcntcnco for their
guests.
HERBERT R SMITH
MARRIED TO MABEL WAITE
LOS ANGKLKS. Juno 4. Herbert
It. Smith of Mcdford nnd Mnbol
YVatto of Parsons, Kansas secured a
marriage licenso hero today.
No Herbert It. Smith appears in
tho Mcdford directory.
With Mcdford trado Is Mcdford mado.
OF
CLOSE GIVE
WORLD'S
SUFFRAGE
Tho convention of tho Women of
Woodcraft ended Tuesday night, af
ter officers had bcea oloctod for the
ensuing year, and ltoseburg selected
as tho convention city In 1U 17. Tho
officers elected for tho ensuing year
are: District guardian, Mary L.
Whitney, Ashland; district clork,
Fannie I. Lcabo, Creswell; district
attendant, Mnrgnret Johnson, Cot
tago Grove; outer sentinel, Mrs.
Cowoll, (J rants Pass; Inner sentinel,
Tltllo Johnson, ltoseburg; advisor,
Ora Maury, Coqtillle: magician, CUra
Cawflold, llOKoburg, and banker, Mrs.
Stlnobaugh, Grants Pass.
Tho threo district managers ara
Mrs. Holding, Grants Pass, Frances
Johnson, Klamath Falls, and Mary
Caroyj Phoenix.
Tho captain of tho guards will bo
Mrs. O. C. Parsons of Croanoll.
Mrs. F. W. Walt of Medford ami
Mrs. Mary Collins of Mnrxhflcld were
chosen tho grnnd delegates to thn
contention at Portland.
A delicious chicken dinner was
served by tho local ladles at tho I. O.
O. F. hall,
ALLIANCE MEETS
UKItUN', .lime I. DologntoM nnd
visitors lo I lie ennu'iiliwi of Iho In
touinlioiinl YVnumn Siii'frngn Alliuueo
in Huilnpost Juno IS lo 'JO, gathered
hero today from nil pmtH of lll
world lo attend tho preliminary pub.
Ho mooting to ho held hero thi.
nvoiiiiig. l'miii hero Iho paity will
trnxol lo Hudnpoxt, flopping in
Dresden whero Ihoy will ho uieeUcd
hy tho Saxony Woman Snl'frugo As
sooialioii; at Prngiio where tint Mo
homtuii Woman Suffrage Association
will roooi u them, nnd in Vienna whero
Ihoy will ho received hv tho Austria
Woman Suffrage Association. The
dales are Dresden, Juno ft uud (It
Prngttc, June 7, 8 uud 1), and I'icnun
Juno 10, 11 nnd I'J. On tho Clth tho
delegates and visitois leave Vienna
on tho steamer Dnuuhn arriving nt
Hudapest tho evening of tho Mth.
Delegates from tho National Ameri
can Womnn Suffrauo Association
aro Dr. Anna Howard Shuvv, Penii
svlvunin; Miss June Addnius nnd
Mrs, ,!. T. Hovvon. Illinois; Mrs. Stan
ley McConulok. Massaehusoils; Mrs.
Henry Villurd nnd Mrs. (). II. 1 Hoi
moot, Now York; Miss Kittilr....,
Connecticut; Mrs. Cryslal Kaslmau
llcucdict. Wisconsin ; Mrs. Kmma H.
Sweet. Mrs. William Tod Helmiith
nnd Mrs. Frederick Nathan Now
York, nnd Mrs. Anna Maxwell Jones,
Texas. Alternates ate Miss Nellie
L. While, Washington, I). C; Mrs. T.
Selon, Connecticut; Miss I.uey An
timony, Pennsylvania; Mrs. (. S
Laddoy, New Jersey; Miss Mabel l
Willard, Massachusetls; Mtss A, L.
Williams, Alabama; Mrs. W. II.
Weeks, Now York; Mrs. J. J. While,
District of Columbia; Mrs. It. Jeiiks,
Now Hampshire; Mws M. Whitney.
New York, and Mrs, Ituthcrford,
Arkansas.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work CHurant4
I'rlccs rttaaonabla
COFFEEN & PRICE
Howard Block. Xstraac oa ttfc
Horn rhOD S4.
IN KUMATH RECALL
KLAMATH FALLS, June i.-With
n majority of nearly three to one,
Will S. Worden defeated Frank Ira
Whito in tho recall election for Coun
ty Judge. The total vote, not count
ing somo smnll outlying precincts,
which will mnko Wordcn'a lend Mill
further, gives Worden 2,005 to
Wliilo'8 S03. This lcavca Worden a
majority of 1,202.
It also shows that tho voto nil over
tho county was by far the largest
ever cast in any sort of nu election,
tho totul reaching nearly 3,000 when
the final figures nre all in nnd count
ed. This voto was largely ndded to
by tho women who have been given
buffrage, thiH being their Hrt gen
eral vote. Tho figures last night
bhow a vote of 2,808.
BRITISH TREATY FOR
ARBITRATION EXPIRES
WASHINGTON, Juno 4. 1'nclo
Bum's arbitration treaty with Great
Britain, which has been In force
tslnco 1008, and under which such
questions as the Newfoundland fish
eries dispute and tho Alaskan seal
controversy woro settled, cxplrod to
day. A now troaty will probably bo
cousldorod Immediately by tho diplo
mats of Knglaud and America. If
ono is put through to tako tho placo
of tho old ono, it will bo tho first
during W. J. Bryun'a term as secre
tary of atato.
0: N. G. ENCAMPMENT
WILL BEGIN AUGUST 19
Word has been rocelvod by Captain
A. W. Deano that tho annual encamp
mont of tho Coast Artllley corps, O,
N. O., at Fort Stevens will begin
August 19 this year. Tho Sovonth
compnuy is now preparing Itself to
uphold Its 100 per cent offlcloncy rec
ord of last year, and from now until
camp tlmo will hold frequent drills
and Instruction in tho flro control
work connected with firing thn 10
lucli guns,
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JUNE SALE of WHITE
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WAISTINGS
A well assorted line of
white Swiss, Mulls, Lawns
in stripes and cheeks, up
to 3oc values, sale lO
price, a yard xOt
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE ' NEAR P.O.
BED SPREADS
Full size Hed Spreads,
Kod l.'J.l grade, sale,
lrice, each 98
Large size lied Spreads,
new patterns, $1.50 grade,
each $1,153
Just a Few of the Many Bargains in This Great Sale
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Marcella
G o w n s, Drawee,
a n d Combination
Suits. The most
practical garment
in ado. Nicely
trimmed with lace
or embroidery. Real
$1.50 values. June
sale price, each
) 98c
SHEETS
72x90, bl cache, a
good u'Oc grade. OQp
Sale price uoKj
PILLOW CASES
12 and 15 inch Pillow
Slips, 18c 0
grade l2l
TURKISH TOWELS
Bleached, a good size,
c h e a p at 15c. Sale
price,
12ic
EMBROIDERY
1000 yards wide Em
broidery and Inser
tion, up to 20 Qj
values, it yard vj
Corset Cover Embroi
dery and Flouncings
from 0 inches up to 24
inches wide, up to 75c
v a 1 u o s. Sale 4 Cp
lirice, a yard C
CORSET COVERS
AND DRAWERS
Nicely trimmed, made
of good materials, up
lo 45c values. OQp
Sale price each Avis
Corset Covers and
Drawers made of fine
cambric trimmed
with lace or embroi
dery, 75c val- IOa
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SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS
GUARANTEED TRIPLE PLATED SILVERWARE
FREE
Thursday Only
Beat Dress Prints
a 3'ard ...5
Thursday Only
Colgate's Talcum
Powder, 25c cans
at 10
Thursday Only
Clark's O. N. T.
Spool Cotton
7 FOR 25
Thursday Only
Best Cotton Chal
lic, new patterns,
a yard 5
Thursday Only
Women's Sleeve
less Vests, g o o d
quality, each 5
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WAIST SALE
500 Beautiful New Lingerie
AVaists, many styles to choose
from, in all sizes up to (? OQ
$2.50 values. Sale price vlOu
200 Beautiful New Voile AVaists,
trimmed with Torchon laces, up
to $4 values. Sale price (jf QC
each vxatv
GLOVES
LONG GLOVES
Our regular $2 Kay
ser's Silk Gloves, em
broidered, pair $1.48
MUSLIN
Bleached, 3G inches
wide, ,10c grade 8t?
PARASOLS
AYhitc Parasols, new
styles, $1.25 grade,
each 98
PLEISSE CREPE
For Underwear, 27
inches wide, 22c value
very special, yd. 18d
FLAXONS
A' full lino to select
from, 18c grade. Spe
cial this sale, yd. 14
CURTAIN SWISS
All good patterns, 15c
oualitv. on sale Thurs
day, a yard 11
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An Experiment
AN'lil havo passed (he kid bank period,
YE don't speculalu with your money r
our own.
"lATT are not financing any auxiliary on
terprisi's. Our only business is
banking.
x kTT?k '' "H nnk on safe business priii-
ciples and not on kindergarten lines.
W ATTTJ liMid in progressive banking. Wo
VY h h were the first to sell traveler's cheeks
the first to install the envelope statement system
the first to systemize and safeguard our busi
ness and your money.
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Me(tfrd Natonal Bank
William II. Core, Prc-Nimt
John S. Ortb. Cuntilcr
I am a power for great good if you do
not abuse my use.
In cases of needI do my work well.
I am a builder up of health and strength
in the hospital or in the home.
For the invalid or the convalescent for
the tired or overworked I ofTer a great
help.
A little of me goes a long way.
I have been among you for three gen
erations. I'm known si Cyrm Noble throughout the world.
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
Both ropresontativo of tho wholo
sorao cordial spirit of tho West
and tho boat in hotel sorvico
The
IMPERIAL
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Portland,
Oregon
The
HOTEL
JOSEPHINE
Grants Pass
Orogon
Both undor tho management of the
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