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That Southern Oregon, which has
novor hml n representative In con
gress In bnUtled to a volco in nn
tlonnl nffnira Is tlio contention of
W. II. Meredith, prosecuting attor
ney ot Curry county, who hns an
nounced his candidacy for tho demo
cratic nomination, who will contest
with Frederick Jlolllstor of North
Uorid for"iriTlaco on lho ticket
Congressman W. C. Hoxvloy, repub
lican of Salem, tho Incumbent for
tho first congressional district, de
sires to succeed himself nnd Ucn V
Jones ot Roseburg Is known to have
aspirations nnd also seeks the re
publican nomination.
In .'oil Cniiiuilgiicr
Mr. Meredith spent Monday ':i
Medford, Retting acquainted. Ho
promises Mr. Mawloy tho fight of Ms
life. Ho Is a seasoned campaigner,
n excellent speaker and well known
In his section. Ho has been In Ore
gon only six yean, but during that
period ho has been active in demo
cratic circles, Is tho present district
attorney of Curry county and catno
within flvo votes of defeating J. 1'.
l'lorce of Port Orford for tho legisln
turo In 1912 affr a whirlwind cam
paign. Ho is also a momber of tho
democratic central commlttco for
Curry county.
Mr. Meredith camo to Oregon
from Missouri. His first visit was
during tho Lewis & Clarke exposi
tion, when ho was, so impressed with
tho state that ho camo back In 1909
to make it his permanent home. In
Missouri ho campaigned with former
Governor Folk, now solicitor for tho
stato department, and was a candi
date for tho Missouri stato sonata
from Butler county. In a republican
county ho made a remarkablo show
ing. Is a Friend of Folic
Ho was appointed campaign man
ager for Oregon at tho tlmo of the
recent Folk presidential boom and it
is snld should Meredith, ct tlie.nemI:
nation for congress Folk will come
out to Oregon to speak in his favor.
Not only a warm personal friend qf
Folk, ho. is also a friend of Champ
Clark and is In close touch with tho
officials of tho Wilson administra
tion. Mr. Meredith believes . in Oregon
and ho believes in tho section of tho
stnto In whjch ho .lives. With the
acquisition of railroad facilities ho
predicts unparalleled growth and de
velopment in both Curry and Coos in
view of the natural harbors and lat
ent resources of tho region.
Mr. Meredith stands on a platform
of good government, strict law en
forcement, endorsement ot tho "Wil
son administration and tho taxation
of government forest reserves for the
boneflt ot tho county and stato In
which thoy are located.
Mr. Meredith was born In Iowa
City, Iowa, November 29, 7S75, was
educated in tho public schools pf
Now York City, studied law at
New York law school and at
Iowa College of law.
HOUSE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING JUDGE SPEER
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The suli-oomtuitteo of the commit- gin U made up of Representatives
too of the hoife of represcntnt'ves to John 0. Klvod of ArUn-ns Kihun
iuveti:ntc tho conduct if rutted Y. Webb of North Carolina niul A. .'.
States Jttdpj Kmory Spccr of llcor-! Volstead of Minnesota. .IihIrv Spoor
wiit seriously ill t llio Unto of lite
upMiintimiit of tho suit otmunttloe,
hut ho Mini ho would go I" I'm l'r
mjrs if he hml to ho earned there.
11 LOVERS AWAIT
Our music lovers may look forwird
with great expectation to the Scnrc.i
CASE OF LEPROSY
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STOHIA, Or., Mnrolt JJ. Dr. II.
! Ilnrtiuan today wired state official
concert recital secured for this city. ir Wit-dting on tlmt Nt-lo Katajasto,
Frederick ITc.ton Search ranks .' M ." nt , ,n r t
, ., , i Wnli., hml visited him yo-.tor.lny for
"Americas greatest cellist, and by naXmml llf ,ieii-e uith which he
Mifferintr for tunny yours.
tup hiii.l tln until hml II Wl'll-
in his student days he was nccrcdi- ,i,..,i, i . .,, iP,w..
Tlio Finn, who is about ." year
old, told the doctors ho novor hml
many critics Is considered tho great- . . .
est younr cellist In the world. Even !. t .
in ins siuueni uaya uc was nccrcui
ted ns having the largest tone of any '
cellist In Germany; and slucc thou '
he has gone on from achievement to c0,huw, n yhyMmx lwton, though
""'"-,":1 " " """ " he hml been troubled wills an ailment
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At a meeting of the ministers ot
Jackson county at the public library
Monday forenoon a ministerial asso
ciation was perfected to bo known as
tho Itoguo Itlver Valley Ministerial
Association. A constitution was
adopted and a program formulated
for tho next meeting In April. It Is
tho doslro of tho pastors to co-opor-ato
In reaching tho rural regions of
tho county, now without religious
ministry. Tho (meeting -was ad
journed to meet in the afternoon in
a temporanco meeting at which after
full discussion the chairman was au
thorized to appoint a central com
mlttco of flvo to put unday way a
non-partisan campaign to carry Ore
Ron dry In 1914.
tour Is becoming the musical sensa
tion ot the age." Of him. the Chi
cago Music News sajs: "Ills con
trol of extremely low notes Is mar
velously powerful, and throughout
the scalo his quality Is of tho most
compelling and the most utterly ap
pealing timber. His nppcarauco Is
sincerity itself, his poise Is absolute,
and ho so throws his personality and
his temperamental qualities Into each
number as to win Immediate recogni
tion as a crcnt artist; and, after the
first few measures, ho has tho aud
lenco completely under the spell of
his magnetic and sincere art."
BOB WHITE QUAIL
RELEASED IN VALLEY
that affected hi rijrht .-rent toe nnd
his left foot most of tho time seri
ously. After hoint' intonnrd that
nothing could he done for him, tho
Finn went home on a niylit train. Ho
hns n wife and n number of children
on a small form near Winlook.
PLEW IRANSFERREO 10
DEATH CAGE IN JAIL
HAKTFOIll). conn, Mnr. 3.
James Plow, convicted of complic
ity with Mrs. Ilusslc Wakefield in
tho murder of tho latter's husband,
was transferred to the death cage In
tho Jail here todny. Ills execution
was set for tonight. In tho mean
time tho stato supreme court judges
wcro assembling today to hear argu
ments for and against a new trial for
Mrs. Wakefield. Her lawyers spoko
SOUTHERN STATES TO
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
SAN FItANCISCO, Cnl., Mnr. 3.
Tennessee, Arkansas nnd Texas hao
fallen Into lino nnd will pnrtlclpato
In tho I'nnnmn 1'nclflc exposition,
nccordliiR to telegraphic ndviccs re
ceived hero todny. Commissioners
to select sites for Arknnsns nnd
Texas ,It ns said, will nrrlvu In Sail
Frnnrlsco within CO dnys.
Tennessee hni authorized Samuel
G. Iluckee of Snn Francisco to se
lect Its site. It. II. Faxon, chair
man of tho Tennessee commission,
wired lluckeo today that n $50,000
fund hud been guaranteed for the
state's exhibit.
Gnme Wnrdoii A. S. lluhhrrd "-, confidently of success,
cently received the first white ittiitl .
ever shipped to the Rojjuc Ilivcr vnl-, SfS7&
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Icy Imm tlte enme lann nt loriauin.' r2
One dozen pairs wcro in this ship-. 5J3v
mpnt. TIipv wpro liberated near Till- Ti-
cut on one of the j:iime refuses. , gj
f'llllll; UIU Hll JVI ilijwut .mi; huh- 5JV
dred pmr of liunpirinn (iiatl were,;.
liberated in this county. .Mr. Ilub-i
bard snys he saw some of Ih in the'
other day and they wero doir- line.
He states that several broods liavei
hntohed out, one lie noticed Iijimii
a brood of fourteen. These uiixirt
til birds nre to he absolutely pro
tected for n loux time until the num
bers increase. Several piime ref
uses nre in JnckKon county. Thoy
aro distributed as follow m About
100(1 acres near lilhia spnns, 700
acres near the Hurley, Imvls mid
Strntton jdaccs, and other large
tracts are set nsido on J. W. Mi
Allihtcr", and Joliu Taylor', places,
Modoc orchard and in Kvaus ulley.
AYER WINS IN ALASKA
DERBY DOG RACE
NOME. Alnskn, March 3. Fred
A) or, finished first In tho Solomon
Derby dog raco from Noma over thu
trail to Solomon and return today.
John Johnson, winner of lout year's
derby, was a closa second with his
team ot Siberian woltcs and finished
two minutes ntter Ayer.
Five ten ins started tindor clear
skies but n blizzard dovelopcd nnd
destroyed tho chnnces of amnshlim
records.
Aycr's tlmo was six hours, thirty
minutes and four seconds. Thu rec
ord mndu Inst yenr by Johnson Is
5.47.:!. Tho Solomon dorby Is tho
first of tho season's classic dog races.
Tho big raco, tho All-Alaska swoop
stakes, will bo run In April. It Is n
41 2 mllo raco.
MEET N
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Delegates from organisation uf
sportsmen In all parts ot tho tdnln
will moot nt Portland, .Monday,
March UUh, to form n stnto nsiocln
Hon. Thoro aro now fifty-four clubs
ot hunters nnd fishermen In Oregon,
nnd tho ready responses received
trout tliosi) clubs Indlcntu that thoro
will bo n ful representation ot nil
sportsmen nt tho convention.
The overwhelming majority of tho
sportsmen nro in favor of tho protec
tion of fish nnd gntuo, nnd tho Im
provement of tho gntuo resources of
tho stnto. It will bo tho purposo ot
tho stnto association to work nlou.t
thu linos ot gntuo protection, to ngroo
upon legislation In order to bring
thnt nbout, nnd to oxort tho uullod
Influence of thu sportsmen of tho
stnto to procure tho pnssngo ot such
legislation.
Tho objects which tho organized
sportsmen have in vlow nro pnrtlcu
Inrly close to thu heart of each nnglor
nnd hunter, bernuso of tho fnct tint
tho fund of $100,000,00 or morn nil
nunlly used for fish nnd gntuo protec
tion nnd propagation, Is created by
tho license fees puld by them. Thoro
Is a wide-spread feeling thnt tho
sportsmen's fund has not always
boon used to best ndvatitago, nnd
thnt nt times its disbursement has
been Influenced by motives other
thnn tho furthornnco of tho fish and
ganio resources of tho stnto.
It is thought that tho stnto asso
ciation, which probably will bo
known ns tho Oregon SportsmonV
I.engue, will ndopt n sstem which
will give to each club In tho stato be
longing to tho league, one vote Pi
tho affairs of tho league, Irrespec
tive of tho membership f the club
or tho .number uf dolegates soul by
thu club to tho convention, Tho pur
poso of this is to prevent tho dotul-
nntlon of tho nffnira ot tho league
by n tow ot tho stronger clubs.
Among tho entertainment fea
tures proposed for tho delogntos nro
a trnpshoot nnd fly ranting tourna
ment on tho ilny preceding tho con
vention, and n beefsteak dinner nt
tho close of tho convention, followed
by motion pictures nt n special In
terest to sportsmen.
BASC0 MUSICAL COMPANY
BIDS GOOD-BYE TONIGHT
Tho Ilnsro Musical Comedy com
pany win make their farewell ap
pearance at tho Pngu theater tonight
In "McMnnus' Double," two perfor
mances being given. They begin nn
COLONEL RAY BUYS
ESTATE IN ENGLAND
Entehl Webb, who, with his wife,
is spending' tlio winter in Loudon,
writes that ho is having a great time
and will visit for a month in I'utis
before btnrtiux for home in April.
lie hays:
"I liuvo met Colonel liny several
time; also 11. V. Nell of the Hogttc
Klyer ChiihI eouiimuy. Tho world is
vwv swull.
''Colonel Hay ! bouIit ft new
MHlowobile, n 'Hulls Hoyce,' of
miHiw, (lit liest there In', " " 1,,rK0
twtMt with filioir mnl wuh'r jwwit
jul 0uUlilc JmuhIoh,"
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lURY'S HANDS TODAY
Tho caso of A. A. Johnson, on trial
In tho circuit court charged with Us
ing In and about a house of III famo
will go to tho jury lato this afternoon,
testimony still being under way at
two o'clock this afternoon. Charles
Turner, u negro, indicted on a ulrnl
lor charge as a co-defendant of John
son's was acquitted last week.
Klghtcen or twenty witnesses woro
called by tho stato and defense, tend
ing to rove and disprove that John
sou, age 72, harbored immoral char
acters in his homo on North Central
avenue. It Is alloged that dorcllcta
of both sexes camo there to curouso,
nnd that Johnson's own nelces and
kin took part In the night orgies that
disturbed tho neighborhood. Tho
evidence In tbo caso Is highly sor
did, and a largo crowd packed thn
courtroom to listen to tho salacious
dotulU.
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Charles L, Hwuln or Cincinnati,
who Is speaker of tlio lower house of
tho Ohio general assembly, has mado
announcement of his candidacy for
the democratic nomination for I'ultol
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Your scrubbing is done in half the
time, with half the work, with
GOLD DUST
Washes dishes, pots, pans, windows
and cleans everything in a jiffy.
5c and larger packages
engagement of throo iiIkMs nt (liitulM
Pass Wednesday, plujlnit Hold Mill
Hnturday thou leaving for a tour of
t'nllfornln, A largo crowd saw thu
show tnst night, nnd wero uoll pleas
ed especially' with tho song numbers.
A good ntteudnnco Is assured tho
company for their Inst performance,
Drynn Aynln Grniulfnthrr
WASIIINdTON', Marcli HA Mm.
(Irace llurgioavox, daughter of See
rotary of Stale and Mrs. lliyau, gave
hirth to a dauuhtor hero today.
SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINTEES
NAMED BY PRESIDENT
WASIIINdTON, Mutt-It !l. Ily a
olo of Mil to 1!V Hi" senate eimfiun.
od today Hit' iiomliiulloii of ,1. 1',
SuiudlciiutHt Im ho ioslmasl(r at.
Livingston, Moiil. Oilier t'oul'itma
limiH weie:
.lames Modoviuu, to ho United
States miusliiil for lho custom ills
ttiet of WuHhlngtuu,
Ollxor llurpei', o ho toglHtor of lint
laud office nt Independence, t'ul.
IN ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS
OLDS ND
CATARRH
VANISH
Slopi Nmly DUchars, Clears
Stuffed Hrad, lllt lnflmd Air
Pmi and You Urralho IVecly.
Try "Kly's ("roam Unlni."
dot n small txittlo uujway, Just to
try It Apply a little In tho nostrils
ami Instantly your clogK"l tioso nnd
stopcd up air passage of the bond
will epen: you will breathe freely:
dullness and hcadiicbo dlvtpcur. Ily
morning I tho catarrh, onld-luhoad
or catorrhnl sore throat will beguiio,
Kiul such misery now! (lot tho
nunll Uittlo of "VAy'n t'roaui Itnlin"
nt nny drug store. This sweet,
fragrant batut dlsnolvos by tho heat
of tho nostrils', penetrate nnd houl
tlio ImIIiiiiioiI, swollen luomlirauo
wlileli line tho uoso. head Hud
throat; clour tho air msaReistup
misty dlohiirgo and n fevlliu: of
eleiinslin.. sisilhltig relief coiuo iu
luisllittcly.
Pou't tny nvnl.o tonight slni
glliiu fur breath, with head slutted!
nostril closed, ImwUlun and hluwliut,
Oatnrtli ur a odd, llh Its ruunliu:
un foul luuoiu dropping Into tint
Ihroiit, and raw ilr.vness Is distress
ing but truly utitlloKs.
Put your faith Just oneo In
"III.v'h Crotitn Unlni" iiimI your ivld
or catarrh will surely dlnapHur.
See Our Prices
Knly HiinrNo Potatoes, I HO lbs. for
Pure White Flour, per suck
Pure Cnno Sugar. lJi lbs. for
Dry (Irautilntod Suk'nr, '10 lbs. for ,
A good t'offou for, per lb
Holly Milk, 3 cans for
t'ronmory Puller. 2 lbs. for
n cans Preferred Stock Table Fruit for...
3 onus Del Monio Tnblo Fruli for
Preferred Stock Tomatoes, S enns for
Kollnncu llratid Tomntoos, S runs for
Del Monte Mrniid Tomntoos, 1' cans for .
30c Jam Jam nnd Jelly, 3 Jnrs for
ti bars Pearl Whltn Sonp for
t! bars White Flyer Sonp for
Kvaporatcd Apricots, 2 lbs. for . ..
Hvnporutod Poaches, 3 lbs, for
Kvnporatod Apples, per lb. . .
Shortening Compound, No. A
Shortening Compound, No. 10.
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Fouts Grocery Gov
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Phono U7I-U7U
Bulk Garden Seeds
Our stuck of liiilk mid packngo
Scctls luis iiiTivcd and wo can fur
nish you with now seeds in any
quantity desired.
Sweet Pea Seed in Bulk
Wo liavo these seeds ui Iced, I'iuk,
Lavender and While, also mixed
colors.
Soo Our West Window
Marsh & Bennett
Phono 2r2 Second door east of Viral Nwt'l Bank.
CHICAOO
"Lt thm GOLD DUST TWINS
tm ymur wmrk"
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They all see it now what Henry
'Ford saw years () -that the
light, strong, finality ear, sold at
a low price, hest meets tlio do
mands of all tlio people. Now
they'ro all following whoro
Henry Ford led.
dor, Is tho prlco of thu Ford runabout; tho
touring car Is ioifi f, o, b, .Medford, complete
with equipment, (lot catalog and particulars
from
C. E. GATES
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