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strcnKmT) m:atl trtrtjnr mtcdford. otctwon, Saturday. stcpttcmbtcr g, inm.
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FAMOUS BOTANISTS
CHARMED WITH.LAKE
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Despilo tlio frtct Hint it rninod
most of the time tlicy wore nt Crater
Luke, Uio Atnerirnn l'h.vleoprnphto
cvpursitm returned delighted with
the. lnfce, full of enthusiasm over it
licnufy nml of ndinirntion for the
country lrnvcred. Kpoemlly were
tlip. distinguished botnnists pleaded
with Hip opportunity to study thp
flora nnd fnunn of the Cnsemtc sum
mit. Above nil clo, however, were
thoy ehnrmed with the Medford spir
it nn.l the hospitnlity shown.
At n banquet given the scientists
hy tho University eluh Friday eve
ning, their npprecintion of the en
tiro program wns expressed. The
Crater Lnko excursion was unnni
mouly dpclnred the crownins fea
ture of Hip pntiro trnns-continonlnl
trip. CrntPr lake wn"i declared to
lip the greatest object of interest to
scientists in the world nnd nlone
worth tho entire journey, nnd the
spirit in which they wpre welcomed
nnd pntertnined wns declared im
possible of duplication elsewhere.
Tn the excursion were mot emi
nent nnd world famous botanical
scirntilp on the clobo todnv. Two
years ngo a similar expedition wns
mndo through the Pritish Isles, and
it was because of the success thnt
nttended that excursion, that a sim
ilar one wns organized for the pur
pose of studying tho flora of thp
United Slntcs. Thnt of Crater lake
hold a great deal of interest nnd the
botanists all urged that no foreign
flowers or trees bo imported, but
that efforts to beautify consist in
restoring the natural vegetation.
Tho masculine members of tho
riiylogoographlc society wero given a
banquet at tho University club last
night whllo tho ladles of tho party
wero entertained by tho ColleRO
Women's club at tho Hotel Medford.
Doth occasions wero distinguished by
a cordial wclcomo on tho part of tho
Medford hosts and enthusiastic ap
preciation on tho part of tho visitors.
With P. W. Hamlll, president of
tho University club presiding. Profes
sor Adolph Englcr of Berlin. Prof.
Carl Schroetcr of Zurich, and Prof.
C. von Tucbcuf of Munich, tho three
most distinguished scientists In the
party, all Bpoko expressing their sur
prlso at the hospitality accorded them
by Medford citizens and appreciation
of the snmo with tho wish that they
might bo given tho opportunity to
return tho courtesy on their foreign
shores.
Dr. Alfred Dachnowskl of the Ohio
university, Columbus, Ohio, acted as
interpreter and followed tho foreign
speakers with elucidating remarks
but tho frcquoncy with which tho
English languago was usod mado
most of tho talks lntclllgtblo to most
of tho members present and all tho
speeches wero frequently Interrupted
with laughter and applause.
Tho members of tho party wero
given an auto tour through tho val-
)oy and Bhown tho orchards
leaving at 10:52 for San Fran
cisco and tho Yosemlto. Prof.
Henry C. Cowles of tho University of
Chicago, is in charge of tho party and
in a brief and graceful speech thank
ed tho members of tho Commercial
and University clubs for their cordial
wolcomo and expressed tho .belief that
when tho Journey was completed
Medford would remain In tho minds
of tho members as tho brightest spot
in their cntlro itinerary.
SHIPPED TO DAIE
AT FANCY PRICES
Two hundred cars of pears, prin
cipally Hartlolls, have been shipped
from Medford nlrendv, and none of
the late penrs hnc gone forward.
i en enrs ot pcav go Nuunlny, in
cluding Howell nnd Hoo, Tho bulk
of the prop wn sold nt plod prices
bpfore shipmpnt.
Pear shjpmonls hnvo caued an
ice famine in Medford, the rofriger
ntor cars taking the cntirp output
of tlfp local factories. Two pars of
ice for lopal consumption reached
the pity Sntnnlny.
Dillon Hill has shipped three enrs
of llosp nnd will have eleven cars
of this variety. Up will have four
or five pars of Hip fanciest Cornice.
Altogether his pear shipments will
totnl 20 or 21 car, and his apple
crop will be 12,000 boxes, making !."
cars the orchard's output. Thov will
net nt least $1,000 a car which i
some income.
S. Clemens, foremnn of the M. F.
ninghnm orchard, a part of the old
Hurrell traet, tatrs that the orch
ard's output will he 21 crs of jwirs
nnd 20 cars of apple. Pevon acre
of Clargean nvemerd 1100 boxes fn
the nprp. Two of Hip pear enr
sold for $1.V n box f o. 1. orch
ard before pirkh'u. The net profit
on lh orchard promises to exceed
20,000.
COUNCIL FAILS TO
ELECT A
MA
The M'locling of a successor to fill
the vaeaney in tho mayor's chair has
been taken under ndxisemenl by the
council, who took no steps in tho
mutter nt tho Kiidny nicht meeting.
C. K. dates looms as the strnugcxt
choice backed liv popular sentiment,
which protests ngaiust filling the va
ennev from tho council's own ranks.
Col. U. 11. Sargent, .1. K. Watt, V.
11. Canon, nnd Porter .1. Xeff nlso
have Mipportcrs for the place. All
the couiicilmen have lightning rods
up. hoping the lightning will strike.
The council gave Councilman Mil
lar $11 for expenses during the im
morality charge trial, and Col. 11. 11.
Sargent who donated n strip of laud
to nuiko Dakota nveniia of uniform
width received a vole ol thanks. The
gift provides paving on the street
within 7." days, and paving com
mences Monday.
Tho recommendation of Health Of
ficer Thayer to take steps toward
jireventing the contnmiuntion of
Fi-h lake, source of the water sup
ply, resulted in the ordering of nil
refuse near the intake tn Iip burned.
Keolutlons of condolences on the
death of Mayor W. W. F.ifert will be
passed by the council nnd framed.
11. S. Kadcliffe was granted n sa
loon license renewal, and the regu
lar monthly bills allowed.
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LJRGESLFUIRAL
IDrlD'S HISTORY
Tho last rites over tho lato Mayor
V. W. Elfert were cold Friday, In tho
presenco of over a thousand fellow
citizens and friends. At tho Klks
services In their ball many wero
turned away, where tho rlniaj of tho
lodge, was read, and the oulngy and
sermon given by II F. Muftoi nnd tho
Rev. Shields. Tho funeral procession,
ombrac!ncUia.cxtiro membership of
the Elks and K. of P's wns tho larg
est In tho history of thi city.
At tho grave the Iraprcerlvc ritual
of the K. of P. lodge wan rend and
the last resting place banked high
with flower tributes.
During tho services every business
houso in tho city, with the exception
ot tho hotels closed.
Tho business affairs ot tho de
ceased will bo closed up next weok as
tar as possible. It Is understood that
a buyer has been secured for tho
tailor shop, whero considerable un
finished fall work is on hand.
Mrs. Elfert, for whom fears wero
felt. Is reported resting easy, after
tho trying ordeal, though still under
a doctor's care.
WOMAN IN
TERRIBLESTATE
Finds Help in Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compound.
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WANT PURPLE AND WHITE
FLOWERS FOR THE FAIR
Tho fnir committee of tho Klks'
Indies request thnt all purple nnd
white flowers bo brought to the Nat
next Tuesday nt 2 o'clock.
TOO LATE TO C'IjASSIFV.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Two In family. Mrs. A. E.
Reames, SIC West 10th St.
SUCCESS
AM
GOOD ROADS RALLES
Citizens of Hulto Foils, Central
Point nnd Jacksonville will hear good
roads and highway bonds discussed
Saturday evening. At Uutto Falls,
Porter J. Ni'ff mid County Judge
Ton Velio will hold forth; at Central
Point, P. V. Mulkoy, (lus Newbury,
V. C. Leovor nnd W. M. Colvig; at
Jackbouvillo, V. II. Qore, hn spoko
Friday nt flriffiu Creel;. This is
tho ficcoud JaclvBimvillo meoiiug and
it is held nt tho request of. citizens
of tho oiinty seat.
flood Itond rallies will bo held nt
Siiiii'b Valley and Kuch Monday ovc
liiug. Ous Nowbury and V. IT. Ooro
will speak nt llueli, and P. F. Mul
key and Porlor J. Neff nt Sam'a Val
ley. Oilier meetings for Monday evo
ning nro being arranged nnd tho pro
gram pf Hpeakers is subject to
change. Kverywhero widespread in
terest in bonds is shown and indi
cations nro.Hiat tho bonds will car
ry hy n larger voto than those voted
two years ago,
FOIt SALE Grain hay, will sell at
a bargain If takon at once, phono
3C8 or 130-It. HG
WANTED I want a buggy, must bo
good and cheap. I)ox 1C, Mall TrI
buno. 143
FOIt SALE If you want to buy SO
acres part in alfalfa, clovor and po
tatoes with cows, calves, hogs and
goats on It, a stream of water, 30
feot wldo goes through It and it
has a water right for I -in 00. Price
Includes alt machinery, tools and
crop. Terms or cash. Box 1C,
Mall Tribune. 143
Bellevue, Ohio. "I was In n terrible
state before I took Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegutnblo Com
pound. My back
aclu-duntil I thought
it would break, Iliad
pclns nil over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles 1
was very weak anJ
run down and was
losing hope of over
being well and
strong. After tak
Inc Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound I Improved
rapidly and today am n well woman. I
cannot tell you how happy I feci and I
cannot say too much foryourCompound.
Would not ba without It In the house if
Jt cost three times the amount," Mrs.
ClIAS. CilAl'MAX, R. F. D. No. 7, Belle.
vue, Ohio.
Bccauso your case Is a dimcult one,
doctors having dono you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. It surely lias remedied many
cases of femalo ills, such as inflamma
tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and it may bo exactly what you cved.
The Pinkham record is a proud nnd
peerless one. It is n record of constant
victory over tho obstinate ills of woman
Ills that deal out despair. It is an es
tablished fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetablo Compound has restored
health to thousands of such suffering
women, wny uon't you try it Ji you
need such a medicine 7
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REMOVAL SALE
OF
AUTOMOBILES
The Only Chance You Will Ever Have
to Buy Autos on Special Sale
Will move next week in the New Sparta
Building, Riverside and Main, where I will
have the best equipped show room and re
tail house on the Pacific coast.
I now have on hand both
New and Second Hand Cars at
Reduced Prices
. See me quick if you want a bargain
c. E. GATES
"The Oveland Man"
132 South Riverside
MJ
WANTED Party going to Los An
golos In car has room for two pas
sengers, reasonablo charge Ad
dress Iiox 0., Tribune 14C
ftoiher's Advict
To Hsr Daughler
A Real LIvo Doll to Fondle la Woman's
Greatest Happiness.
fiho is wisdom Itself who knows of or
learns of that farooux remedy, Motlirr's
1 rlend. It is an ex
tcrnal aplicatlun
for the nLMlomlnnl
in uncles and hrcaMtH.
It 1mm a wundvrful iu
flueiicc, allays all
fear, banlslien a 1 1
pnln, is a grateful en
couraeeiuent to tho
cii-cctitnt mother, and
norm is ner to co
thrcuRh the period happy In mind, des
tined to nntlclimto woman's BroaHitt haj-pim-Mi
as nature luti-mli-d hIic hIiouIiI.
The action of Mother's Friend makes tho
muscle pliant and rexpoiiHlvu to expansion.
TIium all Btniln and tetiNlon iiihui tliu nerves
sijil llKanunt U avoiiliil, and. In plucit of a
ixriod of discomfort and consequent dread
It is a season of calm repaiu and joyful ex
pectation. There Is no nnuscn, no morning sickness,
no nervous twltclilnir, notm of that constant
strnln known to ho many women.
This splendid remedy can Im Imd of any
ilniInt at ?l,Oi a Ixittle. Wrltu to Itraif.
field IttKulutor Co.. iU Hnuuir JJW At
lanta, Ci'a., for their book to expe:taut
mothers.
Tho Bmt Fcod -Drink Lunch at Fountain
Upon
ORIGINAL UADI lAIfC
genuine nlf L.lvrl 9
Avoid Imltatlonm-Take Mo Suhatltuto
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. More healthful than tea or coffee.
For infants, invalids and growing cliildten. Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Purenutrition.upbuildingthewholcbody. Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Invigorates muting mothers and the aged, A quick, lunch prepared in a mjn'itr.
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NO FLAME, NO SMOKE, NO GAS, NO ODOR, LITTLE HEAT, NO WOOD TO BRING IN, OR
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Ask about our spocial installment termn on this range,
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