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Mrs. L. noamos and Mrs. A. Hcarn
of Pliooulx were Medford visitors on
Monday nftornoon.
Levi Gregory wont to Centrnl Point
Monday to visit his brother, W. J.
Grogory.
0. K. Fry nnd his family hnvo re
turned from n trip to Trail crcolc.
llotno-mndo bread nt Do Voo'u.
Fred CoIvIr, county recorder, nnd
jmrty motored to Mcdford Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. I). Xyo of Rock Point dls
trlct waB with Mcdford relatives on
Monday.
Alexis Hubbard nnd hin family
npont a few hours In Mcdford Monday
afternoon.
Drs. a. It. and Loutso E. Hedges,
chiropractors nnd nicchnna-thoraplsts
nro now located over Dcuol & Co.
Phono 170.
13. C. Skinner nnd R. B. Parts of
noscburg nro lato arrivals In Mod
lord. II. C. Waddcll and J. E. Dlalsdcll
of Grants Pass nro making Medford
a short visit,
Mrs. Raymond and her daughter of
Yrekn, Cat., aro visiting In Mcdford.
O. C. 13o pgs has gono to Salem to
arguo a case In tho supremo court.
Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Bartlo or North
Bend aro lato nrrlvats In Mcdford.
Mlsa Flossie Dunford of Jackson
ville visited relatives living In Mcd
ford, Monday.
M. S. Thompson of Antclopo was n
business visitor in Mcdford Monday
afternoon.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book of
12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest
cvor mado of tho lako, for salo at
Corking & Harmon's studio. Call
and see them. 228 East Mala street,
phono S20-J. Xt
Henry Pitts of Jacksonville nnd W.
Hampson of Roguo River tarried a
whllo in Mcdford Monday.
F. E. Merrick was in Jacksonville
Tcccntly transacting bnslnota at tho
court houso.
Mrs. O. Dunford of Grants Pass is
visiting at Jacksonville her former
home.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Dr. and Mrs. Gcorgo L. Holms were
In from their farm located southeast
ot Mcdford, Monday.
Theodora Glass of Antlocu. farmer
and thrcsherman, tarried a few hours
in Mcdford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Farrar of Ray
Gold wcro among their Mcdford
friends Monday afternoon.
Tho finest studio in southern Ore
gon has been opened by Gerklng &
Harmon at 228 East Main street,
first stairway cast of Star theater.
Our work is always tho best, views
of all kinds for sale. The best of
kodak finishing. Negatives mado
any tlmo or place. Phono 3 20-J. tt
J. E. Bodgo ot Klamath Falls, who
has been visiting at tho ranch In Uoss
Lane, has returned to his pUco ot
business.
E. E. Oman, who is connected with
tho Jackson County Abstract com
pany, spent Monday in Ashland.
C. E. Gates, woo went to Portland
on business connected with his new
auto enterprise has returned.
"Insuranco your best assot." Have
the best. Placo your insurance with
Holmes, tho Insuranco Man, right if
ho writes it. tt
Mrs. F. II. Hopkins. Mis3 M Hub
bard and others from Central Point
district, came to Medford Moaday
Mrs. II. Anderson of Harney coun
ty who has beon vlu'lng h:r iiu
ett'.i Mr. and Mrs, John CjiIIub, left
for bcmo Monday evening.
Miss Isslo McCully and Mrs. J. M.
Contrail of Jacksonville wcro of tho
many shoppers In Mcdford Monday.
8. T. Randry of Rogue River and
A S. Hubbard of Ashlsvl, gamo wur
Ui.s. speM rcvcral hours In Modfoid
Sh tu i day.
You will bo surprised to find how
llttlo it costs to have tho Southern
Oregon Electric company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
920.
Mr. Campbell, a prominent official
of tho Southern Pucltlc company,
paused through the valley In his pri
vate car, en routo to Portland from
California.
Archlo Leonard, a Portland detec
tive, was in Mcdford tho foro part
ot tho wook.
II. J. Ramsey of Washington, D.
C., who lu connected with tho U, S.
government, is in Medford again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Colo ot San
Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Dyas of Los Angeles aro lato arrivals
In Medford.
W. E. Dudgo, accompanied by his
Ron Alex nnd n friend from San
Francisco, motored to Applegate
Monday, where thoy will spond bov
crnl days In fishing and hunting.
Mr, nnd Mrs. A. Blonvcmio ot
Jacksonville spent n few hours In
Mcdford Monday nftornoon.
Fred Alton Hnlght, teacher of
piano and harmony, National Con
servatory or Now York. Specialist
In tho correct principles ot touch and
technlquo In all grades ot study.
Cnrcful attention given to young
children nnd beginners. Faults ac
quired through wrong ways ot prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Halght Music Studios, 116 S.
Laurel stroot, phono 17C-R.
J. B. Hair, who owns a big tarm
on the south sldo ot Roguo river, was
In Medford Monday.
Tho board or equalization will bo-
gin Its session at Jacksonville next
Monday and will sit n week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N, Garrett havo beon
visiting relatives at Central Point.
Thoy were nccomponled to Medford
by Mrs. McCabo, Mrs. Garrett's
mother.
Mrs. Arthur II. Allyn has opened
nn office as public stenographer at
tho Mcdford Hotel. Sho is exper
ienced in court reporting, legal work,
banking, insurance, abstracting, real
cstato and commercial lines. Satis
taction guaranteed. Prices reason
able. 152
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Most of Ne
braska, who havo been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. V. R. Lamb, left for their
homo Monday evening. Thoy woro
favorably impressed with tho valley.
R. R. Mlnter, one of Southern Ore
gon's principal sheep raisers, was
over from Eaglo Point recently.
Dr. nnd Mrs. F. itickcrt returned
from Klnmath Falls Monday evening
whero they spent a few days pleasant-
Kindergarten will be opened Sept.
2 in tho high school building. Miss
Ruth Caryell ot tho University ot
Washington and a Scattlo kldnergar
ten training school graduato will be
In charge. All parents wishing to
enroll children may interview Miss
Caryell at tho high school Thursday.
Friday and Saturday from 1 to -I p,
m. Tuition, per month, l; per
semester, $15. 1-10
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Young
and Mrs. Mlnkler, who havo been
making an auto trip to Crescent City
and Eureka, Cal aro at homo again.
J. J. Buchtcr, who Is a member of
tho otflco force ot tho California
Oregon Power company, and Mrs.
CIco Bodge, eldest daughter ot Mayor
Eltcrt, wcro married at tho residence
of W. H. Barnum In Jacksonville
Sunday. Thoy will reside In Mcd
ford. Miss Clara Wyncs of Mcdford has
been visiting nt Central Point. She
will teach language at tho high
school thero during tho coming year.
Prlvato music lessons from CO
cents upward to thrco dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Medford Conserva
tory, College Bldg., 31 North Grape.
Tho county commissioners' court
will begin Its next regular session at
Jacksonville Wednesday. Consider
able business will como up for transaction.
Mrs. N. Langcl! ot Portland is tho
guest ot her daughter, Mrs. II. E.
Foster. Sho will also visit at Jack
sonville, of which placo she Is a pio
neer resident.
J. A. Perry, L. B. Hasklns and II.
S. Deuel, members of Hlllah Tomplo
of Mystic Sbrlners, who attended tho
ceremonial at Klamath Falls, have
returned.
Call at Lottie M. Howard's 109 N.
Central avenue to sec tho latest fall
millinery. 144
Clarence Hutchison, R. II. McCur
dy, II. U. Lumsdon and Trovo Lums
den have been fishing In Big Applo
gato and went as far as tho Blue
Ledge.
Mrs.
Mrs. M. h. Alford, Herbert Altord
nnd Carter Brandon havo returned
from nn auto trip to Klnmath coun
ty points. Thoy mndo tho run of
lit miles In less than nlno hours.
Charles Anderson of Denver was
the guest ot T. J. Williamson nnd J.
W. Myers Monday, Thoy nro old
friends, having lived iu Munclc, Intl.,
mnny years.
Extra good vaudeville at Page
Wednesday evening.
Miss Grace Snider of Dutch Hill,
Pa., climbed Mount Shasta twice Inst
week, n feat novcr boforo accom
plished by n woman. Tho first tlmo
she made tho ascent tt was snowing
so hard nt tho summit sho could not
find tho register to record her name.
A number or the resident or Kln
math Falls are getting their fruit
rrom Roguo rlvor valley by pnrcols
post, nnd the post otflco or that city
has tho nppenrnnco ot n fruit stand.
Tho trclght rates nro so high and tho
service unsatisfactory, so that it is
cheaper and better to get fruit by
mall than buy It ot tho local stores.
Now tall and winter hats nro ar
riving at tho Home Mllllnory. Prices
cheaper than cvor. 1101 W. 9th
St. HI
John J. Wilson associated with O.
C. Boggs, tho attorney, for sovorat
years, has left tor Portland, accom
panied by his wlto. Ho will resume
the practlco of law nt tho metropolis,
Extra good vaudcvlllo at Page
Wednesday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. II. Williams of
Yrekn, and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ab
bott ot San Jose nro among tho Call
fornlans who visited in Mcdford dur
ing tho wcok.
Albert Morris, a leading stock
raiser ot Lake county, with his wire
nnd daughter, aro In Rock Point dis
trict visiting relatives. Miss Morris
will attend school In Mcdford.
Rolled barley, bran, shorts, flour
nnd hay nt tho now feed store, 397
South Front street, near corner Front
and Eleventh. Lowest prices for cash.
Will deliver to any part ot city. Or
A
L PHONE
RATE HEARING
SET SEPT. 15
Tho railroad commission ot Oregon
In tho matter or tho application of
tho Home Tolophono company for nn
Increase In rates In Jncksonvlllo nnd
Medford hnvo named September IB,
nt tho city hall, aa tho time nnd placo
for hearing testimony Tor and
ngnlnst. A letter to this cHocl was
received this ntturuoou by Major
Elfort who will present tho matter to
tho council tonight for formal acceptance.
THE DIAMOND MYSTERY
AT ISIS TU EATER
Phono 1053-J. Leo
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&JUBY iHUTAIt
Day Phone 887
MIM V. W. Weeks 19S-J-2
Mkhms A. E. Orr 078-M
N. J. Garret of Big 8ticky
left for La Grando Monday evening,
on a visit with relatives. Her bus
band accompanied her to Medford.
Miss Catharine Hears is returning
from tho east nbout September 10.
Sho has spont her summer in and
about Boston whero sho has bad the
advantages of studying tho piano
with Mrs. Frances A. M. Bird who
has recently returned from a season
in Paris where sho has been directly
undor tho personal Instruction ot Isl
dor Phlllpp ot tho Conservatoire.
Miss Mcars returned to Medford for
her professional work with many
new and fresh ideas concerning piano
playing. 141
Mr. and Mrs. James McCulIough
of Spokane woro guests of Mrs. W. E.
NorrlB of Bartlett street Sunday.
Thoy aro motoring to San Diego.
J. W. Dennis, a prominent com
mission merchant ot London, Eng
land, has beon spending soveral days
among tho orchards of Roguo rlvor
valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II, Madden and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hanley
were In Medford Monday afternoon
seeing friends oft on tho north
bound train,
C. O. Rngsdalo, who was formerly
engaged In business In Medford, is
visiting at Central Point, the guest
ot his sister. Mrs. B. F. Peart. Ho
has been a resident of different Cali
fornia cities slnco leaving this val
ley.
der by phono
Watklns & Co. .
Mrs. A. Roso ot Jncksonvlllo and
Mrs. Lucy Meo ot Central Point wcro
of tho many who catno to Mcdford
Monday.
G. W. Laldloy and M. C Wilson
havo returned from tho Big Butto nnd
upper Rogue river sections. With Oli
ver Adams and A. L. Jones of Butto
Falls, they mado a complete crulso
of tho Big Land company, Hutchison
& Lumsden and other holdings, which
wero recently contraccd to Portland
parties.
Extra good vaudcvlllo nt Page
Wednesday evening.
W. L. Usshcr, manager of tho Pa
cific States tolophono offlco at Ash
land, and W. 11. Mowatt, manager ot
tho Postal telegraph otflco at tho
samo place, spent Monday night In
Medford.
Clarcnco Smith, who was a resi
dent of Medford several years ago, Is
visiting In tho city and Is greatly
surprised at tho progress It has mado
slnco ho left It. Ho Is located at
Raymond, Wash.
W. W. Harvey ot Portland, repre
senting tho Pacific Fruit Express
company, Is In Mcdford, superin
tending tho shipment of tho pear
crop to eastern point. About 200
cars of Bartlctts and Howclls havo
already been shipped and tho other
varieties will soon bo moving.
Messrs. J. W. Peart, Geo. Peart ot
Talent, W. II. Manning and N. H.
Mark of Mcdfora returned yesterday
from ono or the most successful hunt
ing trips reported this year. Thoy
left eight days ago for tho Umpqua
country nnd succeeded In bagging
two forked horn deer, ono three point
deer weighing 190 pounds dressed
and ono bear weighing 502 pounds
dressed. Tho bear was shot by Mr.
Manning. A lot of other small gamo
was bagged by these gentlemen and
It seemed Hko every thing that camo
within their rango was picked up by
them.
NOTICE.
All students desiring to tako tho
eighth grade state examination tor
entrance to high school will report at
tho Mcdford high school building on
Thursday morning, Sept. 4, at 8:30
a. m.
U. S. COLLINS,
Superintendent.
"Tho Diamond Mystery, a two
part Vltagrnph drama which will bo
presented today nnd Wodnosdny nt
tho Isis Is a gripping photoplay ot
unusual Interest. It tells tho story
ot tho alleged discovery or a method
ot making diamonds artificially by an
Insano man, who roots everybody up
to tho last mlnuto. His daughter Is
tho tirst to mako tho discovery that
her father's mind Is unhinged.
In producing tho piny tho mystery
Is ndded to in n romnrknblo manner.
Motives nro established whereby sev
eral persons might hnvo beon Inter
ested In tho old man's disappearance
and In tho destruction of tho ma
chine. No ono watching tho screen
can gain any Idea ot tho solution or
tho mystery until right nt tho end,
whero nil Is explained In nn unusually
clover and artistic manner.
Tho solution Is that tho old man
had himself destroyed tho machine,
nnd that, when leaving tho house,
which ho did by means or n window.
ho was captured by n gang or coun
terfeiters, who hoped to wrest the
secret ot rrom Jilm and soil It tor
tholr own benefit. Tho counterfeit
ers had already been ablo to obtain
tho details ot tho machlno them
solves, but wcro at a loss to discover
tho formula used In tho old man's'
mixture. They succeed In getting
somo money on account ot tho in
vention but nro finally nailed by tho
pollco when tho old man Is discov
ered in their collar, after somo clov
er work by a dctcctlvo and pollco
dogs.
"Tho Diamond Mystory" is an ex
tremely clever conception and has
been uncommonly well worked out
and produced. It Is a clever play
produced by clov r players and can
not fall to mako a hit with nil tho
patrons ot this popular picture
houso.
CRATER LAKE TRAVEL
IS STILL GOOD
Tho next thrco woolut will bo Cr.
tor Lake's busiest nvimm, Totirlntn
nro now tnklng advantage of tho best
part ot tho season to visit tho lake,
Tho roads nro good, ami u Beomlngly
hard trip Is mado easy by good cnrB
and otflclent drivers. Tho Hall Taxi
company hnvo received many lottera
front those who hnvo mado tho trip
this senson congratulating thorn on
their good service and say tho scen
ery Is most beautiful along tho rend.
Tho Hall Taxi company will continue
ltn regular trips until tho senson
closes, leaving Medford nt 8 a. in. on
Mondays, Wednesdays nnd Fridays.
Special trips can bo provided for with
parties consisting ot four or mure.
Tho season will closw nbout October
1st. For further Information phono
1100. Hall Taxi Company. Ill
NORRIS 01RL ON STAND.
(Continued rrom psge 1.)
BOTANISTS HERE WEDNESDAY.
(Continued from Page 1)
etti nnd I to niuithcr Hint tliia win
merely to divert KUtpiclou mid Hint
wo would I'hnugo our rooum iih huoii
n tho clerk left. I thought we girta
would bo together.
"I knocked for nn hour on the
door of the room occupied by Mitr
shu Warrington mid Wires lint gut
no answer. Mnvlie they didn't heat
mo. Finally Cntuiudti told me we
would nil he init out if 1 didn't utop
milking n none."
"Did Cniiiiiietti nsk you to relire
Hint night J" naked Roche.
"Yes"
"And did youT"
"No, I refifcd. I didn't deep nil
night. I only took off mv Minuet.
From there we went to Situ ,loo
nnd slopped ncr night nt u lintel.
Cniiiiiietti and I occupied one room,
Diggs nnd Mundiii another."
"Did you htthmit that night?"
asked Itoelte.
She hIkhxI her head.
"You nro poitivu?''
"Yen," hIio sobbed.
K. Norrirt, father of the girl,
u mild-tnnunered retired railroad
man, did not remain to hour tho de
tails of his dnuglitnr'rt tdinmr, hut
left immediately after he hud toxtl
fied regarding Camiiietti'rt isitH to
the home.
With the other women wlto lime
upitcnrcil in the oaxo absent, her
father out of tho room, nnd tho level
yen of the twelve iuniiii'it fixed
OFFER GOOD VAUDEVILLE
BILL FOR WEDNESDAY
Tim l'nuliigiw viiudelllo hIiow ap
pealing ut tho l'n go theatre next
NVVdiieMliiy evening pi'tmilm'H lo li
one of the very host hills llutt linn
been offered thN houhoii.
William Schilling mid company
head the bill in it powerful iliiiiniilie
HcitHiitiun, "DcMlinj," which Iiiih been
etediled by Hie pre n bring Home
thing unusual in vaudeville.
Other good not oil the hill me
Marshall nail Trimble, eeceiiliie col
ored coiui'diniH.
Thus. . Imllou, tho editor of Hie
DuffeyuUu Nown.
1'iirmcu mid ('liflmi in music mid
noiigq of ii highly iulcrcxliug iiuil
pleithtug clmiiicler.
TO
Chicken Pot Pie
Tim ChcIN 1'itvorlle
fivMi uj,iiirt MeKtnxk fill, MibroJ
IVnno MU think that only "eolornl
ltiniuuilen" can cook ehlekeii, but a li In I
it thin fitiuuuit chicken h1 ploilUptou'i
that nrucrlloii, Umy iiiciulicr of the
(iiiully will thoroughly enjoy It,
tTi &
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VSNSESiSrffc.-
.;rw3K fesa
J '.b
PAYiriTK, l.lalio, Sept. 'J. Willi
five hundred h trips of hMii, taken
from the nruiH of one hundred broth
er Mason, grufted onto Inn body mid
arm, (J. O. (Jriiuo, it Payette iner
fliniit wlio wan burned by llio ex
plosion of it gasoline Htnvo last week
today Iiiih n fair ehniieo of reeo.
cry. IIIh nun mid elicit mid bade
were bullied no severely that prac
tically nil nf the cuticle cmnn off.
iis)ii her, Miss Xonin Hceiiicd to
grow terrified. After the ordeal of
tho moriiiug'H testimony had been
completed tdio haxteiicd to the side
of Prosecutor Theodore lloche mid
nnid pntheticnlly: "Hon't lemo inc
uloiie."
United Stated Mnrlial I'.lliol re
untitled besido her until tdic was 0-1
curled to her wniting frieiiiN ntit-hiile.
7m$ WBlti
K C Cltlrhrit Pol I'Ik, rUkiut MumplM
Out fowl ml in Mntti ( cnf font',
i ttlW(fithH bhtrk V7V. Jfjt
f()hf. Jart fanfivnui A' C Ihtkinif
lmstt )i (tMfwnful yiU i (
stnitUtiln milk orrnwH.
Cover the fowl with hilling wnlrr and
Irt simmer until tetidir, then rnuo etna
Ktklng dlfth. Mix the )( cup Hour, isdt
mid black pepper with cold water In it
tuunnlh iwMn mid uo to thicken tlm
broth, Ut'iuove tho fat (torn the lop of
the bintlt If in c"siry bvfote adding tho
thickening. Pour I lilt gravy out the
fowl, until It Is nearly mmrtl, and ie-M-re
the rent In ervu nput. thlt to
gether the flour, Utklug xwdrr and wilt,
three tliucn; Into tblit work thchhorten
lug and tte ernnii or milk to m.ile a
dough, let rtlll tlinit fur laVtilU, I'ut
till by piiii(ulour the foul lit the
1114b, which It nhonlil lot upon ami
coiiipldely cover. Let Uilu about M
IlllllUtvtt.
Wlif n Htinf . Irn.1r tlil krn mr M-niir, Ihli
ptrwiiHn mint Mitciit"fy uf wtit(rM
Ionia X ml nr Inluli lr.Ort ill IhU HMitllrr
nunc nlKllil"ir Itimi wlirtiMitwl utntltw.
Try till unit Urn '' t-tlx-r ilrlu . ir, li In
III K O Oil klk A O'l'X I f nllltll II wf la)
rriitnl fW l nilliiir Himnlirtlflnli
tktcV.r.1 In Hi' -Hiriitum ul k I.' ItaUutf 1aj
iter I.H!icJvjU. Mro.Cu.,tliU4Ku,
PARISIAN SAGE
FOR THE HAIR
If your hair Is too dry brittle color
lem thin stringy or falling out umj
1'aritlan Sage now- nt once.
It stopi Itching scalp, clc.tnsei the hair
of dut and excessive oils, icmovei dand
ruff with one application, and maki J tho
hair doubly beautiful soft- fluffy
abundant. Try n 60c bottle today.
It will not only save your hair and maVo
It grow, but give It the beauty you dclrc
Clmrlitt KtrAitg, I'mugUt.
Thm Best Food-Drink Lunch mt Fountain
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A Correction.
Mr. II. L. Carl will bo at tho Med
ford Hotel today Instead ot at tho
Holland as previously announced.
Young men and young women who
dcslro to Qualify for civil scrvico up
polntmcnts should sco him without
full, during day or evening until 11
p. m. Also Wednesday morning un
til 10 a. ra. 140
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it cum:s whim: you walk.
Uso Allen's Foot-Kaso, tho antisep
tic powder to bo shaken Into tho
shoes. It Instantly takes tho sting
out or corns, Itching foot, Ingrowing
nails, and bunions. It's tho great
est comfort dlscovory or tho ago.
Allen's Foot-Easo makes tight or now
shoes fcol easy. Ladles can wear
shoes ono slzo smaller artor using.
It Is a certain rollof ror sweating,
callous and swollen, tender, aching
feot. Try it today. Bold every
where, 25c. Trial packago free. Ad
dress, Allen ff. Olmsted, Lo Hoy, N, Y.
pears. Returning to Mcdford n
short stop will bo mado at tho Med
ford public market, and tho guests
will then bo taken direct to tho
Southern Pacific station.
Visitors lcavo on No. 12 at 10:52
a. m.
Tho visiting botanists are:
Dr. II. Urockmann-Jerosch, Zurich;
Frau Dr. Urockmann-Jerosch, Zur
ich; Prof. Adolf Knglor, IJorlln; Dr.
Gcorgo B. Nichols, New Haven; Dr.
Ovo Paulson, Copenhagen; Dr. I'd
ward Hubol, Zurich; Prof. Carl
Schroter, Zurich; Prof. T. J. Stomps,
Amsterdam; Mr. A. Q. Tansley, Cam
brldgo; Mrs. A. O. Tansloy, Cam
bridge; Prof. C. von Tubour, Munich;
ProL Honry C. Cowlcs, Chicago; Dr.
Alfred Dachnowskl, Columbus; Mr.
Gcorgo D. Fullor, Chicago; Pro!. F.
12. Clomonts, Minneapolis; Mrs. F. K.
Clements, Minneapolis; Mrs. Alfred
Dachnowskl, Columbus; Dr. IC P.
Mclnccko, U. S. forest service; Prof.
F. K. nutters, Minneapolis; H. D.
Foster, forest service.
Thoso who havo promised cars are:
Dr. K. II. Plckol, Mro. J. F. Itoddy,
K. J. Stewart, J. A. Westorlund, Glen
Fabrlck, Slator Johnson.
Members of Commercial club com-
mlttco accompanying tho parly aro
Pror. P. J. O'Gara and 8. S. Smith.
At Cleveland. First game:
Score It. II. K.
Chicago 3 0 0
Cleveland - 1 7 0
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
BEGINS il forty-fifth school year
SCPTCMUCR 10, 1813.
DEGREE COURSES In msnyphascsof
AQHICULTURE. ENQINItniNO, HOME
ECONOMICS, MININO, rORCSTflV, COM
MERCE, PHARMACY.
TWO-YEAR COURSES In aoricul
ture. home economics, mechanic
arts, Forestry, commerce, pharmacy
TEACHER'S COURSES In manual
training, agriculture, domestic science
ami art.
MUSIC, including piano, string, baud
Instrument and voice culture,
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
"Tint P.nuiciimknt ov Kuhai, LlJ'15"
and a CATxr.ooui', will be mailed free
on application.
Address II. M. Tnnant, Registrar,
(tir-ws to ) Corvslllf, Oregou,
insist Upon
HORLICK'S
ORIGINAL
GENUINE
Avoid Imltatlotw-TakB Ho Substitute
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. More licallltful titan tea or colTce.
For inland, invalid! and growing cluldrcn.
Pure nutrition, upbulldingtlicwliolcbody.
Invigorate! mining mothers and tlic aged.
Agrees with the wcakcit diitotion.
Keep it on your sideboard at home
A quick lunch prepared in a ruLtutc
Children's Eyes
U''
ma't.'ii i
im-aa
WW1
n-P
rcijulrn careful watching, especially In
the cam) or studious scholars, At tho
rirst sign nt eahnoit thoy should
hnvo their oycn exniulncd, and, If
necessary, glasac ahotild bo wont.
Hut any kind of glnsxcs will not do.
tiring the rhlld to mo nnd I will guar
antee to fit (ho right lenses so as to
Improve tho lnlou and rnmovu any
headaches that may result from eyu
at rain.
lilt. ItlCKCItT
'1
Suite .'J titer Hciii-I'm Mcilfont, (Ire.
Oct Our Prices on "What
WOOD
You Will Want for (lie Winter
TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Successors to Itciclisloin.
Cor. Fir and Second St. West. Tel. 7G,
Vi&ESG&ii&
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
I ON OCT 1, 1913, AT 2 P. M. SHARP.
55 ACRES OF BEARING ORCHARD
k Bear Creek alfalfa land, the best in the valley, lo-
I ejitcd two miles north of Mcdford, Oreuon. Pacific
& Eastern Railroad runs through the tract, whore s
i? . . , .. . 1.1. ,, (!)
J nut anu otner produce can ne loaned on me cars g
without any long haul. Will be sold in two or morn $
tracts. Correct acreage and terms will bo given at dj
sale. Trees fill standard varieties: !" acres Now-
$ towels and Spits, 7 to 30 years old; 9 acres delicious g
I 2 years old; (5 acres pears from 1 to f years old; U
acres almonds, cherries, poaches, etc. Improve-
I ments: A No. 1 two-story ten room modern house, g
I largo bam and outbuildings, pumping plant with
ten tnousanti gauon tame, enure tract can no irri-
gated from Rogue River canal. Present water right
for two acres. Machinery, tools and livestock will
bo sold if purchasers do not wish the same. Terms
I will bo easy: Certified cheeks of .10 per cent at time
of sale, balance of cash payment as agreed upon at $
time of sale.
P. S. Send this ad to your friend who wants a
good orchard.
E. B. HALL, Ownor,
WILLIAM ULlU'Cir, Auctioneer.
28ssxas5sjie
Hooray! Baby To
Rule ilie Houct
No Longer Do Women Fear thn Crest
est of All Human Blessings.
It I a comfort to know lb.it thotn much
lalkuliif paln that nr said In prrrr.la
riuiiiiManiis may
cnmly lie avnldrd. No
woinnn nerd frnr till
rllliti'nt dUoitaforl It
dm will fortify hor
mlf with thn wi'll
kniovn ami tlmHiori
orml rnarily, "ilulh
rr' I'rUtid.''
This U a ienetrat
Inr. rxtrrnnl ntitillm-
tlnn that at once softens and makm pliant
tlie nliilnmliml imiclr ami llgniiicnln. 'I'liry
naturally cipnliil without I lie alliilitmC
strulu, and thus not only ImnUli all tniden
ry to nrrvnim, tllililn k-IN, hut there 14
en entire frrnlom from nnimcit, dUcouifurf,
Mrvpli-Miirni unit dn-ad that so uftcu Iravo
thilr IliipreKS Umn tlm I mix-.
Tlio iKraNlmi It, tln'refore, ono of un
boiinilcd, Jo)fnl aiitlrlpatlon, and Iiki iniiclt
rtri'M earinnt I mi Intel iihii the ri'inarksMq
lathirnrn wlilcli a iiiiilliir'ii happy, pre
natal illnpltlutt linn iiimjii thn health and
fur I lined of tlm Kvlieratlnii to cniae.
Vim will lltnl It on mUi at nil dm ulnriii
at ?l,00 a iKittle. Write today to tlm llrml
Held Iti-k'tilntor Co., '-'IK! I.iuimr Illilg., At
lanta, (la., for an liulructlvo buck.
Illlll
Raises the
Doufih Better
ALL GROCERS,
NU HO.M1
Wear tho Nu llano Oiiarnntood Cor
sot, Kor Salo Dy
JOHKI'IIINK V, OliAItK
1110 West -llli Stroot
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