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FOURTH OF JULY
In rcujiotiBO to ft sonorous Invita
tion to women Interested In tho
work of gItIo Improvement, tho par
lors of Mrs. J. F. noddy's homo 122
Oregon terrace, were- crowded yes
terday afternoon with women eager
Jo help In advertising tho resources
of the valley, and desirous of mak
ing Mcdford a beautiful city In which
to live. Mrs, Hoddy, whoso mind
works along broadly constructive
lines, presented a plan, first for
holding an amateur roso shew: oc
ond, appointed a committee to work
In conjunction with tho general com
mittees In charge of tho Fourth of
July celebration and, third, outlined
a method whereby tho general ap
pcarnnco of tho town may bo greatly
Improved by cleaning up parklnqs
and planting ihado trees.
It would bo a very difficult mat
ter at present for Med ford to com
pote with the glories of tho Portland
Iloso show to bo held next week, but
with forethought In planting, care
ful selection of varieties and Intelli
gent cultivation wo may noxt year
successfully compote with oven Port
land's first roso show, which wis
certainly n modest affair. At an
amateur roso show to bo held on the
i ourth at a time and place which
will not Intcrfero with tho more
general activities of the day, choice
roses from homo gardens will bo on
display. Tho prlxo lists usually re
quest but thrco or five blooms for an
entry and nearly ovcry rosarian has
at least one bush of especially nlco
roses. A drlvo over tho city today
enables one to eco many beautiful
gardens ornamented with gorgeous
roses In full bloom, each ono of
which might contrlbuto a choleo dis
play. Mrs. Reddy Is surely ono to
initiate this move, as her Marechal
Mel, Klllarncy and Chateau do Clos
Vougeot aro of tho finest and ,her
annuals and shrubs aro unsurpassed.
Tho Glasgow place on South Oak
dale, tho Anderson place on West
Main, tho Watt place on Kast Jack
son and the York placo on West
Tenth aro but a few which look as
though a clothes basket full of
bloom could be plckekd without de
nuding tho yards.
A little neighborhood work on the
part of Mrs. E. II. French on Roso
avenuo resulted In the planting of
12 dozon M. Carollno Testout In tho
spaco of two blocks, a delightful Im
provement to that section of town.
It was suggested by the ladles that
thoso having fine specimens of roses
should put them dally In the places
of business, using a visiting card and
placing tho name of tho variety on
tho card. Tho public library, tho
commercial club and the banks aro
nil especially grateful for flowors
mid If tho, namo of tho doner and
tho namo of specimen Is added It is
a desirable means for tho public to
securo information In regard to
planting.
A committee- consisting of Mrs.
Charles Schleffelln, chairman; Mrs.
II. E. Stoddard, Mrs. F. E. Merrick
and Mrs. C. P. Hoon was appointed
ns an auxiliary from tho Woman's
club to the general committee on
arrangements for the Fourth. A
very strong sentiment was expressed
by tho women that Mcdford observe
a "suno" Fourth. The elimination
of flioworks lessens tho danger of
flro and prevents rn;ny. accidents not
to say fatalities, without detracting
from the patriotic celebration of tho
day.
Tho discussion of parking and tree
planting drew forth reminiscences of
tho days but three short years ago,
whon Medford boasted no 30 miles
of bard surface pavement, when
tliero were no cement walks, no,
nor oven board walks, when thero
woro no neat aud clouo shaven park
rows, days whon public spirited worn
on trumped miles through tall wot
grass, seeking an opportunity to talk
with Mr. Propertyholder about tho
grading of his lot and what particu
lar varloty of shade treo he would
be pleased to plant. Encouraged by
tho results of tlmt campaign the
ladlos are looking toward the organ
ization of "neighborhood clubs" that
shall consult together regarding
parking, treo planting aud rose
planting, eudeuvorlng to bring about
a more or less uniform and artistic
uystom of improving city lots. Tho
coopetatlon of all citizens Is solic
ited lu making a "moro beautiful
Mcdford."
ROSE FESTIVAL SPECIAL,
Don't forget that $0,90 rato to
Portland and return on special train
Monday, Juno 0, leavo Medford 6:30
p, ro., reach Portland about 8 a. in.
Tuesday. This Is the lowest rate
ever given southern Oregon. Re
turning tickets will be good on any
train up to tho ICth. Mnko your
reservation and tako In tho Rose
Festival, Call or phono S. P. depot.
Thoso not desiring reservation will
bo taken care of In chair cars.
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Dr. J. F. Reddy states that pros
pects are bright for the construction
of tho Pacific Interior railroad from
Grants Pass to Crescent City, a syn
dicate of capitalists arriving Satur
day to mnko definite agreements
with tho cities along tho route. Said
Dr. Reddy:
"Mr. Helm and associates, among
whom are Mr. Shcppard of Huston,
Mr. Chartler, Mr. Hock man and Mr.
Mooro of Ios Angeles, with their en
gineer, will arrive In Grants Pass
Saturday. They will make a trip to
Crescent City and return. While
hero Mr. Helm will present a propo
sition to tho cities affected. Involving
the building of tho road through to
Crescent City. They have organized
a construction company and have had
a contractor over tho proposed route,
and say as soon ns they can come
to an agreement with Grants Pans
and Crescent City they will be pre
pared to begin work and push tt-o
road to completion within a limited
time.
Mr. Helm has'arranged for one of
the firm of Caldwell, Mn.vllch and
Reed, New York attorneys, (o whom
the bond Issuo was submitted, to
como hero and take It up with tho
city officials, with a low to a now
bond election. He will probably bo
here In a few dajs and the course
In that matter will bo determined.
Whllo there Mr. Helm will submit
a proposition to tho citizens concern
ing tho plans for tho consideration
of the public.. Judge Chllds of Cres
cent City, who Is In Los Angeles,
writes that ho has met Mr. Holm's
associates In tho enterprise and that
they will present a proposal to tho
people and that ho believes they havo
a proposition that we can accept."
TO AID ANDERSON
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned w'll apply to tho city
council of the city of Medford, Ore
gon, at Its next regular meeting on
Juno 17, 1913, for a llccnio to soil
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors
In quantities ''less than a gallon, at
his place of business at 17 South Fir
street, block 20 In suld city, for a
period of six months.
O. M. SELSnY.
When n crowd of Mcdford sport
, l tiM!vtlur ll nlclit nml sun-
(tcriheil $1100 to give to Hilly Nolan,
I gmti", the minute Willie Ititclilc step
jiiito tho vnttf with Hut! Anderson, the
i "Medford marvel," nil precedents for
j confidence in the ability of pugilists
wen Miuohcil, nml the word "Med
ford" thi morning jitrred rudely on
the cars of rtiii enthusiasts in
nil cities from the Atlantic to the
Pacific niul from the froen north
to Juarez, Mexico.
A couple of Mcdford fight follow
ers realizing from the nortn from
headquarters tit San Francisco Hint
Hud Anderson was not recciung the
consideration due him as a champion
ship contender suggested this noel
wny of either securing the Fourth of
July match for the local scrapper or
muling Hilly Nolan "crawfish" hit
upon this idea.
lu view of the fact that Manager
Dounld will allow his boy to fight
Kitchlc at Nolan's own terms am!
weight it would he quitting of the
worst kind for Nolan to refuse to
give Anderson the chance at Ititcliie.
The .fllOO was subscribed by twenty-two
Modfortl men and plncct! in
the hands of Court Hall, the local
"Tim Snllivnn." This fnct was wired
to San Krancis'co's most popnlnr
squirting resorts and heralded
throughout tho world by tho two
large press associations.
At the meeting it wns also deter
mined that in case Hud is not se
lected us llitchie'.s opponent and he
loses the Los Angeles match that a
chorus of fifty voices will journey
to San Francisco on the Fourth, en
ter the championship fight nrenn nud
yell "Hud Anderson of Medford"
during the entire progress of tho
Ritchie fight.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Marr E. Shotwcll. who was
stenographer for Gus Newberry for
two J ears, und Is well known In
Medford, died at n hospital In Po
mona, Cal., May 20. Deceased was
forty years old, camo to Medford
from Atlanta, Ga and Is a 'daughter
of Rev. T. E. Converse of that city.
REBUILD FLUME
STERLING
MINE
Work on tho reconstruction of tho
old Sterling flume will commence
about June It!. -Sdh Hullis at that
time wilf plnci) n large force of men
rcparing the wooden flumes nml also
the ditch.
Forty acres of limber laud on Lit
tle Applcgatc, at the head of the
Sterling ditch, liuui been purchased
from F.uiiut'tt lleenii by this com
pany. They plan to cut this timber and
use it in repairing the flumes. A
HELP FOR
WORKING GIRLS
Two Girls Tell Slory of Their
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to express my grati
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rinklmm's Vegeta
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Miss Amklia JAquiiXARD, 1313 Sev
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St. Clair, Pa. "My mother was
alarmed because my jverlcxU were sup
pressed and I had pains in my back and
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Thero is nothing that teaches moro
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were restored to health by Lydia E.
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be a lesson to others. The same remedy
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Ljdla E. l'lnkham JHcdlcIne Co. (confi
dential) Lynu, Masj. Your letter will
bo opened, read aud aimnrrrd by a
womauand held In" strict coulldence.
small hiiw mill has been purchased
In Portland am! IIiIh mill will ho in
stalled near tho head of tho ditch.
The mill will uiriui next week.
llnitliier Hullis, who has charge of
tho clccliio line will anive tho ltllh
of .lu no and woik will then coimncucn
in envnest.
Time Has
Changed
the World
Laws havo boon
eliaiitfpd to moot
ooiidiiions; waos,
jirii't's ami own oli
inato havo olmngod,
hut ono of tho front
o.st ohnuos is
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Thoir garments
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direction of tho
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Rose Festival Special
via tliu
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I I ROUTES I I
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Ashland Mcdford Grants Pass
nml inttiniioilinlt) poiittn
LcnvliiK Mt'iironl Monday uvutiitifr, dime 0t li nt CsJIO 1'. M,
ROUND TRIP FARES
Mwlfonl 9-'J
Onu fair, round trip, Troin oilier jioIiiIh in Rukiiu rlvur
vnllcy.
TiokiiUi will lm sold Monday, Juno !Hh only, and will lio
good for return on or licforo June 10.
Tor further particulars, roHorvutiniiH, etc., call on A. S.
Iloscnlmum, aijcnt, or nddrcHs:
John M. Scott, General Possongcr Agont, Portland, Oregon.
Round Trip Fares
TO TIIK
Portland Rose Festival
VIA THIS
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I OOOtMSSHASTAl I
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE
from all mala ami branch linn points; from polntH on tliu O, ft 1?.,
H V. C, & V. unci I. & M.
ham: dati:hj
Kukciio ami nil polnls north Including branch lino points, Juno
8 to 13 Inclusive; otutloim south of ISiikouo, Juno 8-9-11-13) Irluul
return limit Juno 10.
For llliistrntoil booklot on tho Hebo FuhIIvuI nml Ioaflot Klvlng
full prograrn, cull on uuy 8, P. Acout, or address;
a, JOHN M. KCOTr, General I'nHNoiiKT Agont ',I3,"ti,
l rortland, Oregon ' " '