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(From (he Courier.)
The oily council nuula ihu Inlior
pir on (lie inunicipnl rnlhvny n mo-l
flulislunliiil Xmns present Inst night
when wiigiw for men ami tennis nil
down Iho lino vuro rnixeil ncvcrnl
nolchois. Men hnve been ptttinjr
.f'J.8o for n ilny's work, nml n flnt
rnto of $1.25 luul been mnrio for
Jiien nml (mm, hut iiniler the new
sehrdule men will now get .2.t0 per
tiny, tennis on the slip sornper $.7Z
nml tenm on the henvicr work with
wheel semper nml plows, $Ti per
lny. Thcrto rnises were grunted by
iinnnininus vote of the council, null
with the approval of Dr. Keddy, who
in addressing the. council said that
the city wns getting excellent serv
ice, from the men workiii" on the
grade, nnd.thnt thev were entitled to
belter wnges (linn they were get
ting. This increase of pay will add
.$25 or $30 to the present dailv pav
roll.
The public utilities commission
filed n report suporting the neceiil
nnen of the Dr. Ileddy proposition
regarding tho enshinp- of .$20,000 in
warrants to continue work on the
road pending the new vote on the
bonds, nhtl nlso supjiortiiig the re
scinding of the Helm contract. A
new contract along the line of the
Helm contract is now being drafted
with Dr. Reddy as n principal, and
ns soon as it is prepared tho coun
cil will meet to consider and ratify
it. A meeting of the council is call
ed for tonight at which timo the con
tract will probably bo ready for
consideration.
Dr. Hcddy suggested that the
council nuthoriza tho issuance of the
second block of warrants of $10,
000 that the ensb bo ready to uros
ccuto tho grading on a more exten
sive scale during tho good weather
of the fall. lie thought that with
these funds available the road "bed
could bo finished to Wildcrville and
the bridges put in ready for the lay
ing of rails by the time the bonds
were again voted. The proposition
was put up to the utilities commis
sion. The mayor staled that lie bad
dispensed with tho services of En
fjinccr Ulnrnforl believing li's m
ployment to bo unnecessary at the
present time, but stated that tho ad
vice of tho council and the commis
sion would guide in the matter. Tho
eonncil took no action nud there
wns no discussion on the subject.
Salem, Oregon, Sept. IS, 1013.
To tho Kditer: In our contract"
with the various school book pub
lishers tlie law requires the stale
board of education to take the
prices ns reported to us by the state
text book commiision.
In our contracts, however, we ad
ded a clause to which all of the pitli
Ushers agreed and signed without
protest, to the erfect that tho pub
lisher will not sell any book at n
greater price than U charged for
such book in any other state in the
United States.
This department discovered a short
time ago thnt the l'nlmer Writing
i.essons lor primary grades was
selling in other states for 1," cents,
while the contract price in this state
is 20 cents. The higher book, known
ns Palmer Method of Huiness Writ
ing, is selling in Chicago for 1(1
cents while the contract price in this
state is 2o cents. We look this mat
ter up with the Palmer ixitple and
after threatening to brine suit on
their bond we got them lo, instruct
their agent in this state to notify all
dealers thnt these books would he
sold for '15 cents and 1(5 cent re
spectively. If nny of the children
in your community hnve paid a high
er price than this they should tako
the books back and nsk for the dif
ference. The J. K. Oill company,
agents for tho publishers, informs me
that the publishers will make the
amount good to your local dealer.
That the patrons of the schools
may know they neei not pay these
Inch prices, I will npnreeiatc your
announcement of this notice.
This department is endeavoring to
do nil thnt is possible in securing for
the boys nnd girls of Oregon, hooks
at as low n price as they can be se
cured anywhere in tilo unteij htntes.J
We will continue our in estimations
on ever' book contracted for use in
our schools.
J. A. curitcmi.L.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
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Dr. 11. It. Winehell, state, mineral
ogist ; Dr. ltiber and .luuVo C. U.
Watson, geologists, nud Professor
French of the 0 renin Agricultural
college, nnd Dolly Hull of Jackson
ville, guide, hnve finished the min
eral survey of .laekson ninj Jo-i'l'li-Sue
counties l'or (ho state bureau of
mines, having' spoilt (he entire sum
mer investigating. They rcorl thnt
they found almost all minerals in
(his territory and excellent prospects
for ninny lnrge mines.
They collected a great deal of
data, took numerous samples and
With tho ground chnred for op
erations upon the arrival of the
dredging mnehiueix, tin great gold
bearing bar at Dow den's Tails, three,
miles up rixer, mwiits the experi
ment, that will determine the t'ntuiii
of the mining dredge industry upon
this section of Itoguo river, says the
Oold Hill News.
Stockholders of the company,
which has secured by option, pur
chase and location, (lie right to
work the big bar, nre confident that
the operation will pav from (he first
seoop of the dredge, nud hivvo the
will compile an authentic dosorop-1 niforling resuljs of nn extensive
Tho kins now not only refuses to
allow her to accept a tenant, but de
clined her offer to sell him her rights
for J25.000.
tion of the mineral resources nnd
possibilities of southern Oregon.
Drs. Winehell nnd Itibee relumed
to (he University of Wisconsin,
where they will classify the sample
secured nud compile the data. Hotli
are convinced that thN i one of
(he richest countries in minerals left.
undovlopcd nnd their report will
probably stimulate mining onjnu ox
icusive senlc, as they are recoguixod
authorities on the subject.
The parly nlso made an nccurnt.
survey of the Oregon Caves, thir
extent nnd formntion. They spent
some time nt the Dlue Ledge district
and other copper sections. They sur
veyed the Alameda, the Draden, the
Greenback, the Monumental, the Opp
and other developed properties, us
well ns examined numerous pros
pects.
Dr. Winehell, who wns chief of the
party, expects to return next sum
mer and complete (he work. 'Io
states that he never saw such fine
fruit as is grown in the ltopie River
valley, a finer climate or a pleas
nnter place to live.
GUNBOAT SMITH MATCHED -
TO MEET SAM LANGF0RD
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Smith of San Francisco nud Sum
Lnugford of Hoston nn matched to
day to meet here in a ten-round bout
September 2li. The. -bont -will by
staged by the Garden" City Athletic
club
With Medford trafo is Medford niado.
prospect of tho bar to sustain their
belief. Repeated tests hnve shown
the proHrly to yield well over n
large area, and 1 10 acres comprise
(he ground to ho worked. Willi the
holdings to be worked is included
(he greater portion of the welt-kuowu
Lymnn orchard, which, though fa
mous for (he excellence and yield of
its fruit, nre iicounitts believed in
finitely more valuable us dredinui;
ground, nud were content to pay n
round figure for.
The dredge, which will be of the
dry-land type,, operated fiotn n ear
upon trackage, is nn innovation
iimung dredgers, nud its employment
upon the Gold Hill project will be
watched with great interest by min
ing men. Advices to A. K. Dumber,
representing the nclive mnnngemeut
of the company in Ibis oily, are to
the effect that the mnehiuery will
have been completed, tested nud in
readiness to ship within the coming
mouth. Contract for tho construc
tion of tho dredge is. with a Tuumin
firm, while the concentrator will be
built nt Seattle.
PAT M'ARTHUREE.KING
TO SUCCEED LAFFERTY
POKTliA-KI), Ore.', Sepf. 20. C.
N. McArthur of' Portland, speaker of
the house nt the last legislative ses
sion, has today announced his can
didacy for congress t.o .iiceeed A.
W. Lnfforty. McArthur is a republican-.
With Medford tradn Ik Medford mndo
LONDON, Sept. 20.- Vera Harris,
who wrote letters to Dr. Mruesl Mil
rel, held in Now York on a teeji
uU;iU eh argil pending investigation
of his alleged counterfeiting opera
lions, nnd who signed herself ''Yoijr
loving wife," is not Mulct's wife.
This fuel was established today i,v
Miss Harris and her mother. '
The mother explained Hint . her
daupjfiter, when n child, knew Muicl
in London nud had corresponded
with him since he went to New York.
"My daughter," said Mm. Harris,
"signed herself 'wife' playfully. Mil
ret'hai deceived ns all. We believed
him nn honorable man."
Mrs. Harris also declared Murot
culled daily at Ihetr home during
1011 nnd that they never suspected
even when he left suddenly for
America that he was not all riuht.
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ALU GROCER
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 20.
Thcro are very few people in Cleve
land (odny who have not been es
pecially invited to attend some
church hero tomorrow. Ilecnuse
church attendance has not been what
church authorities think it should be
for' a city of tho size of Cleveland,
tho Cleveland Federation of Churches
sent out invention to everyone in
Clovclnnd requesting their presence
nt some church of their own selec
tion on Sunday, September 21. Itev.
E. It. Wright, secretary of tho fed
eration, bnd charge of sending out
tho invitations. Ho declared today
that bo believes ho didn't overlook
nnyoue. There nro 200 ministers in
tho Cleveland federation nnd because
tho city has been so thoroughly can
vasscd the largest church attendance
m the history of Cleveland is looked
for tomorrow.
FLY AERIAL DERBY
AROUND LONDON CITY
LONDON, Sept. 20. Twenty of
England's leuding aviators today
htarled in tho "norial darby," a 100
milo raco around London. The blurt
wag nt tho Hondon aordrouic. Tho
conditions for tho rneo wcro one
completo circuit via Enliug, Brent
ford, Iloimslow, Keinpton Pink,
Eolicr, Sutton, Pttrley, Hroniley, Eust
Thurrouk, Romford, Epping, Hert
ford nnd New Dnrnet and return to
Heiulon. Tn addition to n guld cup
presented by n London newspupor,
for tho winner, there were prizes
amounting to $2,000 to bo divided
uinoug first, second and third. Hi -planes
mid monoplaes of any pat
tern, wore eligible. The mobt prom
inent entrants were Gustavo Darnel,
H. Q. Hucks, T. C. M. Sopwith, J. O.
Hawker, who won a prizo for his
liylit .nrouiul Great Dritam nnd Sid
jieyj 'Pickled, hu'.-Aiistrnlinn.
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stove. Will bake, roast, broil or fry; is bettor, cleaiier,
safer than any other cooking appliance. Ask votir
neighbor who uses one. Flat rate ior family use, if0.00
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Boston Hygienic and Bare
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IV2( North Hardett
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Business for Sale
Pe Voc's little combination Grocery, Confection
pry and Cigar Store, 418 Main St.,' Medford, Ore.
This is a good live little business, and if properly
handled will pay a man and boy good wages and r
per cent on tho 'money invested. Any one with sat
isfactory references who really means business will
bo allowed to come into the store for a week or n
month and see just what we are doing. The salo will
not include my wholesale or retail magazine busi
ness, which I shall continue at l'J2 W. Main St.
C. A. PK VOI3, Medford, Ore. Phone 122-R.
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A Complete Stock of
Waterman's ,
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Always in Stock a
. MEDFORD PHARMACY
PHONE 10. Freo Dolivory.
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216 WEST MAIN STREET.
PHONE 1681.
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delicacy and age no loriger
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jmmiicu at iiriiiKiiiK Bircngtu.
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Portland, Oregon
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