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PUBLICITY
AGENIS
WASIlINfflTOX, June Ilk Ills
pcmtwiUoi o'f ,tho jmspcl by minis.
icrSaLprew nttfiil, who. boforo tlioy
glvo ventitOvorftto,rjciil tenphlmjrs of
I nd ilJ,y ril from tin' pulpit, write
their ennoH In advance Xor the
rteftttrtrtorp, brinfciiiR forth the "Ii.r'i
sjtot" in audi readable mnnnqr thai
tko editors hi their respective com
munities vlll bemire than cWl to
print' the vlittrch publicity" i tho
ohied of a now system, inaugurated
liy tho Sovcuth Day Advcntists who
toituy arc-holding their convention
licn
Kn,nnliy'importnnt with hi nbility
to nhsu) the devil from within the
church, hi knowledge of tho Bible
mill general theology, it the Seventh
3ay Advcntist minister's knnek ami
knowledgn of putting his "punch
paragraphs." before the general pub
lio through the nvenucs of newspaper
and mngnSune publicity. Every niini
Hter is heueoforth to be a trained
press agent for hi church. To gain
the knowledge of "press ngenling"
ho U required to umlorgo a thorough
couroo in the study of newspapers,
editors, how to collect, writo nud
piepnre interesting news items and
in general learn tho iutricuto work
ings if newspaper offices.
This information is furnished in n
au.rso of eight lessons sent out from
tho general press bureau of the
church nt Takoran Park, Md., where
experts on newspaper work operate
the ministerial correspondence school,
nnl where the World Conference of
AdvcnlUts it now being held.
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JAPAN SPENDING
MILIiONSENLARGING
": ARMY AND NAVY
TOKIO, Juno t3. VVendlturo o(
10,000.000 yen for tho nrmy nud
unvy ot Japan In nnuuun'cml hero to
day as part of tho administration ro
orKunUatlon plan or Japan' rtuaucon
whtrh wilt rail tor n total oxponttl
turn ot 70,000,000 yen. Ton million
yen is for nrmy Inittonmmt and
0,000,000 yen will tiu Hinnt on the
navy.
Thin IiIk outlay wai numiiinrcd
lmutnni)ouly with an iiddroyn liy
Premier Ynmamoto to thu mnv(,iu
I'er men, nntlvu and forelKii, of To
Ulo. In It Yamnmotn (IIhpiihsoiI Die
qucfitton of tho California nlluu laud
low. Ho sftld ho regretted deoply
tho fact that thu dUputo wart Atllt
lietidliiK, Imt declared he hoped (or
an nmli'Utilo solution of tho diffi
culty. In his addrcx ho miulo m
rofoVonco to tho bin now appropri
ations for military tniriot'u
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UALASKA, Alaska, Juno 13.
"Wireless messages received nt the
United States army station hero
state that the steamer Yukon of tho
Alaska Coast company, en route
from Good News bay, Bering sea, to
Seattle, Is asboro at Cape Lasaret,
Unlta&k Island, Western Alaska. All
passengers aro reported safe.
Tho vesBol wont oa tho rocks at
11 o'clock Wednesday night, but no
details, of tho accident or condition
ot the steamer woro sont. Tho rov
cnuo cutter Tahoma also picked up
the ncssage an dwirolessod that she
was on the way to give assistance.
PORTLAND. Or., Juuo 13. Mtis
Jane Stearns, sclcnco teacher at tho
Wa8hlnRton IiIrIi school hero. Is biwy
oxplatnlnt; today what she tuuant by
telling her pupils that the nilillcul
story of Ad-itn and Kvc Is a myth,
handod down In Jewish tradition un
til It found a placo In tho book uf
Genesis. Mis Stearns, who tries to
teach physiography so that It means
moro than the cramming of book
lore, allowed her class to discuss tho
various theories of the origin of man
yesterday, touching on Darwinism
and other theories.
When ono mtss declared she woulJ
still cling to tho tale of tho dut
and tho rib, tho teacher explained
that this story at best was symbol
ical, la tho light or slcentiflc dis
coveries. Tho pupils went homo and
told their parents Miss Stearns was
injecting higher criticism Into her
classroom rtnd the parents mado lund
protest.
FINANCIAL PARTNER
NEW YOHK, Juno 13. MIoh-
Xlhllch, a local oyster king and a
director of the United Gold MIuo
and of the Golden Stato Mining com
pany, today shot and killed Gean.e
Mnrgarctlo, president ot tbe two
concerns. The men qunrroled ovor
tho payment of some stock.
"Mnrgaretlo was a frenzied finan
cier," said tho slayer. "I am glad
I killed him."
VANCOUVER-PORTLAND
PROTEST AGAINST INITIATION
VANCOUVEIt, "Wu., Juno 13. Hud
Anderson is not going to join the
Medford lodeo ot Elks right away, at
least, not as soap as bis press agent
said ho would.
When tho lightweight pugilist left
his homo In Vancouver, Wash., yes
terday to Journey to Medford, tho
manager ot tho tighter declared Dud
was going to stop oft at the southern
Oregon metropolis to bo mado a mem
ber ot the Elks lodgo there. He was
to go through tonight.
Yesterday a telegram was receive 1
here from tho grand exalted ruler,
Thomas P. Mills, ot Superior, Wis.,
ip v?lilch ho said "Anderson will not
bo' Initiated pending a thorough In
vestigation. Tho Elks order has a
rule requiring applicants to member
ship to Join tho lodgo In the city
in which thoy live."
Vancouver Is claimed as Anderson's
homo and tho Elks lodgo horo brought
that fact to tho grand exalted ruler's
attention when It was unnouueed tbo
Medford lodgo proposed to tako him
in.
MEREDITH NICH0LSAN, AUTHOR
SIAT ED FOR PORTUGAL POST
WASHINGTON, Juno 13. Mere
dith Nicholson, the Indiana novelist
will probably be minister to Portugal
There has been SQinq protcBt because
he is alleged not to bo a "consistent
democrat," but It was said today tho
government' ot Portugal Is being
ounl4 as to his acceptability.
WILSON'S DAUGHTERS TO
VISIT LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES, Cnl., June 13.
'Los Angeles nnd San Jrnnoisco nre
to bo honored by n visit frou Mie
Margaret, Jensio Woodrtuv nnd
Eleanor Hnndolph Wilson, 'uugbter
of President Wilson, withLi i. few
mo'.tbs, and the president himself
may accompany big dnnxhlors. ac
coding to .ludgo Robert S. Hmls
rcui.
Judge Hudspelh is clutinunn of
the New Jurfcy state committee ap
pointed to Eclect a bite for tho
s'ute's building nt tho l'aimmn Pa
cific e -position in San Krancisee.
He if here on bis way north
REFUSES TO GIVE UP
THE RECORDS WANTED
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. Juno
13. Hanged to a cottonwaod tree,
his body riddled with bullets and
then saturated with kerosene and
burned, was tho fato ot Pennine
Simmons, a ntgro, nt Auadnrko to
day. Simmons wan accused of tho
rourdor of Suslo Church, aged IC, at
Cogar. A molt stoned tho Anad.irku
Jail and carried Simmons to tho out
skirts of tho town, where- he vns
strung up.
HEN LAY3 99 EGGS
IN HUNDRED DAYS
COIIVALLIS. Or., Juno 13. With
n record ot having layed 9!) eggs In
100 days Is thought to have estab
lished a record here.
Tho hen Is a tbrcc-quartor Whlto
Leghorn aud one-quarter Barred
Plymouth Hock. It is a descendant
of several generations ot layers bred
?it tho cbltego cxporlmcut station
hore.
SEATTLE. Wash., Juno 13.
Meyer Gorollck, former I. W. W.
member, who was donled by Jiplgo
Prater In tho superior court not only
oltlxoushlp paper, but tho right to
appeal from his ruling, today an
nounced through his nttorueyH tint
ho would apply to the supremo court
for a writ of mandamus.
The denial of right to appeal was
made justerday on an objection by
Pultcd States District Attorney Uld-
dell. On tho ground that tho .mat
ter was ono for tho federal courts
and not for tho Uto supromo i-uurt,
Judgo Prater refined to sign Gore
lick's notice.
Thomas It. Ilorncr nnd It. 11.
Urowu, attorneys for tho alleged I
V. member, contended that
Judges In ovary stato In tho union
had entertained Jurisdiction In cases
absolutely parallel to Gorollck'a aud
that Prater's rcfltnJT was without
precedent.
EXODUS OF OREGON
GROOMS TO VANCOUVER
VANCOPVEIt, Wash., Juno 13
On account of Orcuou unsslni: a law
requiring a physical examination of
prospective irlilct;rooiiw, vaiicoittnr
has today broken nil records for tho
ixsunnca of marrlago llrrnses. ton
couples basing taken nut rortlflcat,
In ono tiny. I'irty-oliht licenses
have been Issuod thus far this
month.
Oregon would-bo llonedlets who
apparently do not rnr to undergo
tho ordiHil ot nn oxnmtnntloii nm
flocking horo to seruro the coveted
documents.
NO SIGNIFICANCE IN
JAPANESE SEIZURE
TOKIO, June 1.1. Visooitnl Chin
'n. JniU!'!to ambuia'-" to lh
United Static, cabled the foroicu of
ficu frtxu Wnxhiiigtou Indny re
iUMtioiig n report mi tho xcuuro of
i yacht belonging to J. Harvey La
dew of New York on tho mlund ten
of Japan everii days ngo.
The offinial procurntur of Nn
.nnaki issued n ntntvtnont touny that
(! "nrrcnt of the yacht wn, n mere
fn nullity, mid that it hns no po
Hiirnl Mgnificnnfc.
CHAItLESTON, W. VA.. Juno 13.
Gov. Hatfield or West Virglna
declined tonight to submit to the sen
ate mlno strike committee tbo record)
of trials beforo tho military commit
tees which took charge- ot the strike
district of tho stato during tbe trou
blo this spring. In a letter to tho
committee tho governor said the find
Ings of the commlttco In these cases
bad never beon approved, the men
had been released and ho desired tbe
records for uso In seeking indictments
in tbe civil courts. To mako thorn
public at this time ho said would bo.
"prejudicial to the public peace.'
It baa long been a bnsobaM cus
tom to doslgnato a day nnd colebrato
In honor of somo veteran of the
game and now tho youngsters are to
have their Innings. Now York is to
have a "Keating day" and Poston
will stage a "Maranvlllo day."
K aoVlSW for 25c I
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A fliaUuc Yhlto Strivcd UAiiu IscMMM
couar Uaatlfiuiy oaj to AarriM'i its.
and uma weccc -
Ide Silver
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U.U lbs oit; itrtcx Uicctrd DabreakaMs
Burtoalw!vfi-l Ho B)lm OAHit vtly.
GEO. P. IDE Q CO.. TROY. N. Y.
AUo Makers cl J,U Shirts
srrii.r:ir7trxfrflriXitrxjxizz,x3i
Greatest Tailored Suit
Sale of the Season
REDUCTIONS OF FROM 33 '3 TO 50
These are immense reductiona when you stop to think that thoy aro givon
from ligitimate prices such as you always find our goods marked. Tho soa
son's best styles are included in this salo, nothing reserved, many "Stylecraft"
models, including navy blue and cream Tailored Suits.
$13 50 TAILORED SUITS $10.89
3Q.OO A1JD $35.00 TAILORED SUITS ..$19.GD
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPE
CIALS, REDUCTIONS 20 TO 33
One lot of Gowns in eambi'ic, muslin
and urope, values to $1.75 Sdd
Princess Slips, speciallv priced at
$1.19, $1.89, $2.19, $2.49 tip.
La Cirecquo Slips reduced 20 to $3.
YASH DRESSES
Special $1.39 and $1.89
200 "Wash Dresses in Pc'i'culqs aud
(jhudiams, the season's newest styles,
specially priced at..$1.39 and $1.89
Others $2.69, $2.89, $3.75, $4.50
$7.50 up.
SIK GLOVES SPECIAL 98
Niagara Maid Long Silk Gloves in
black, white and all eoloi-s 9S
Ojianiisottc Gloves in 10 button
, length op 2 button length, special
at ......,....'..., 48c;
Long Lisle , Gloves in white, special,
af..:. :".;.'. x 1...,.29
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UNTRIMMED SHAPES
REDUCED 25 TO 50
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fJOO Unfrimined Shapes in Honips,
Alilans, Proxy lines, otc, this season's
best shapes, including many good
black shapes, reductions 25 to 50
ARMOR PLATE HOSE
Aro Better, Require Less Darning
Dqot Pattern Silk Hose in black, spe
cial 29
Hoot Pattern Silk Hose in black, good
value 50f
Every conceivable weight in Cotton
and Lisle, black and all colors, a spe
cial valuo 25t
SHIRT WAIST SPECIAL
9$, $1.19, $1.79, $3.49.
PARASOLS
Specially priced.
GT v J .S y . slh
8 x X A?. Af , . i -y ari S &s JLJ
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yi JflyflT T Wy $7 .
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LEAVES STAGE TQ FARM
LOH ANUELKS, t'ul.. Juno 13
Porsaklng thu staoo for tho soil,
.Mine. Hcliumnmi-llnlnk, Uio noted
sungstrc, pnsRnd throtiKh Los An
geltm today ourouto to her IROO
ucro ranch In El t'njon vulloy, Han
lhRO county, Tho diva. It In said,
will eHlabllHli a pui'tnaiieiit homo on
her rnnr.lt.
AUSTRALIA INTERESTED
IN HYGENIC. MARRIAGE
.MELIIOPUNK, dune PI. The Dh
kotn Inw recently pilled in lb
I'nilcd Stales prohibiting tht iniir-
riuije of unfits Iiiim nroued eoituld
orohlo inlvrwl in the Mnti of Me
totin. Tim bniiril nf public hmllli
here iiitendM inquiring rcnidiiii the
piovlsiniw of the itet ith u iov to
npplviiu; it in Vu'lorin, if niicIi leu
iNlntioii enn lie i'uieted.
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LOS ANUKLEH, Pub, ,lmu 13
Loach llros, tho Now York ilontlit
llMhtwelHhl. U due horo nt 1:31)
o'clork thl1 afternoon to preparu for
his twenty-round no July with llud
Anderson, tho noimullonnl Medford,
Or., Koinnimr.
Prosx will lio luimmlliitnly to IiIh
tmluliiR quHrtom nt Doyle's camp,
Valium. AiidcirMiii, who Is (ntpeulnl
lo nrrlvo tyirly not week, will train
nt Vitlllct'.
KIIICil liy Ll(llllllll.
MOOfilUAW, Sunk., June lit.
Duriinr iiu'.i'lMdfal ulnnu nt Ex
imiirftt, hi tho wmtlt counlry, lnt
uirtht, nn iinkinMii mail win. killed
by liithtninit. .
Otto Jordan, thn old llrtioklyn star
nud later pilot of tho Atlanta Crack
ers, Is mamiKinK I he Vtildoxtn (On)
team of tho E'ui'lto tUnto leanjiie.
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DARKENS
GRAY
In
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SO NATURALLY NOBODY CAN TELL
ItcMorvt Il Luotre, Pre cuts Stnlp
IttbliiKt Dandruff and I'iiIIIiik
Hull-.
That boautlfiil, even shado of dark
gloimy hair can only bo had by brow
lug n mixture of Sage Tea and Sul
phur. While It Is u miisKy, tedious
task It well repaya those whose linlr
Is turning gray, faded nnd streaked.
Your hair Is your euarm. It
makos or mars tbe fne. When It
fndiM, turns grny and looks dry,
wispy nnd scragKly Just an applica
tion or two of Sago nud Sulphur en
hanced Its nppstirauce a hundred
fold.
Don't bother to prepare tho tonic;
you can get from any drug store a
50 cent bottle of "Wyi'th's Snuo nud
Sulphur Hair Itemed)," ready lo
use. This ran always bo depended
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upon to bring bark the niitursl col
or and liiKtnt of your hulr and Is tho
liiwi thing known to remove dan
druff, stop Kiilp ItehliiK nud fulllui:
hair.
Kttrylmdr ' oboote "Wyelh's"
Smko and NulpliHr becauio It diirkemi
mi naturally and ototily that nobody
can toll It has Inhui spplll. You
simply dHiuiieit n iohhii or soft
brush and draw Ihl tbreiiMb the
hair, taking oh smalt straNd nt a
Hum which requires but a fow mo
monts. Do this nt ulaht and by
morning tbo amy hair has dlsnp.
pcarcd and after auothiir nppllwitlou
it becomes beautifully dark nud np
jwum gloMy, luntroiis nud abundant.
It certainly IhIh folks looks years
)oiitigur and twlro its attractive, rays '
a well-known downtown drtigicMt.
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Siskiyou Heights
Now is the Hiiio lo make select ion of lota aud
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TOENEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
EXCURSION
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY
TO BUTTE FALLS SUNDAY JUNE 15.
Leuv&Mcdfrml 8:00 a. m. Hcaeh Medford 0:110 p. in.
FINE OUTING IN THE MOUNTAINS
Good Fitjhing Excollont Hotel Accommodations
ROUND TRIP
$1
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Sunday June 15
PICNIC
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AT WOODVILLE ON THE ROGUE
Kvedybody is invitod lo attend and lake their
baskots well filled.
Two ball games, morning gamo between Ash
land and iMc.dford. Afternoon game between
winners and Grants Pass.
J3ig.TJnT.fi Concert morning and evening by
the Grants Pass band.
Special car leaves Medford at 7:30 a. m.
Round Trip 95c
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