PXGE EIGHT
MEDFOflTi IVCUj TRTBUtfR OTDFORO. OTWOION, PRT11AV, MAY 1, 1011
LITTLE DAMAGE
FROM
FROSTS
NORTHERN BELT
SPOKANi:, Mny 1. Frequent
fnvtH tlimtiphmit prncltenlly nil Me
llon of the northwest linve tlucnt
ened the fruit tree for the nM two
weeks hut, nltlinugli individual pow
ers in eeitniu pints of the different
ilNtriets hnve suffered, the tlninngi'
peneinll.v lms hern light. Mot mm1
tion will hnvo ciinnnou. crops e
poeinlly of npple-. Soft fruits woie
most nffeeleil.
Despite frosty niplits between Ap
ril '20 niul April 30, the Yakima vnl
ley has neenuntetl for little injury,
except in individual eases in the low
lands. Strawhenies in the extreme
eastern end were affected. The
Wennlehce and north central Wash
ington district was untouched except
for a slight hurt to cherries, llelow
Walla Walla nlong the Washington
Oregon state line cherries again were
hit, and in the north end of the dis
trict in some unfavorably situated
orchards other soft fruits, as well,
showed evidence of frost-bite, while
the npple crop of n few orchards
nlo vn materially cut
In the Spokane and Xorthcastcrn
Washington section no damage at all
to apples has been nqorted; sweet
cherries and pcaeho, of which then
is only n small acrcago anyway, were
killed, hut Inte cherries and pears es
caped. In the Garfield district in
eastern Washington some effect was
noted and in northern Idaho, it is
hinted, the early frost some time ago
dealt cherries a severe blow. Almost
imperceptible damage has been re
ported by Hood River so far, except
on the earlier strawberry tracts. Af
ter the. April 'JO frost, it was aid
that the prune crop in western Wash
ington would bo rather irregular.
Wonl has been received that n heavy
frost in southern Idaho in the IJoi-o
and l'ayctto districts, April 24, in
jured peaches, pears, young prunes
and early apples. Frost, it is report
ed, visited eastern Oregon April 20,
but no information regarding the re
sult hns been secured 3'ct. Cherries
in the Hitter Root valley in Montana
were dealt a bard blow.
Apparently the npple crop every
xvherc in the northwest will be above
nonnal. Although some losses are
recorded, evidence of increased pro
duction generally far more thnn off
set them. Frot occurred quite gen
erally throughout the northwe-t Ap
ril 28 and 2D, but it is believed that
the danger is now passed.
ASHLAND TO VOTE
175.000
BOND
MINERAL WATER
(AMilnnd Tidings)
Anhlnml will oto bonds for $ 1 "',
000 to put the medicinal waters tn
the nark.
Or this amount $11 0.500 will bring
the water to the points of distribu
tion, and IfiS.OOO will lie expended In
fountains and fixing the proper sur
roundings In the park.
In response to the call for n mass
meeting of the citizen to consult on
the proposed bond Issue to tiring In
the springs an enthusiastic audience
of 150 cltltens crowded the Commer
cial club rooms to the limit Inst
night.
The committee explained the plans
In detail as tar as the matter had
progressed nnd every phase of the
bond Issue nnd springs enterprise was
discussed by the tnxp.icrn.
In furtherance of the desire of the
committee a motion was offered ad
vising the committee to prepare a
bond election for ItTTi.OOO for thn
purpose.
Tlijs will be done. Under the law
It will take about fit) days to bring
tho mater to a vote.
It was one of the most Important.
harmonious and enthusiastic gather
Ings ever held In Ashland.
BUYING RAILS NO DAMAGE F
NS
A
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ASSERTS
CITY DIED LINE! RAILROAD COMPANY
(Orants l'nss Courier) I SM.T I.AKK CITY, Mav t -The
Keeler llnx., the bond bti) Inn firm Southern Pacific eompati) has filed
of Denver that ha tho contract for In the district coutt oT tho United
practically reeognlicd tho combina
tion a wholesome,
It shown, furthermore, that In the
Joint operation of these lines, through '
tmlns hnn been urn by the most dl
red or convenient route without re'
crown to their ownership, and that
nil) separation of tho Centinl I'aolflei
lines from those or the Southern
Pacific cannot now he had without
'Ictrlmcut to both properties, and
without Impairing and IucounciiIcuc
I nl the public service nnd the com
munities thiough
pnss.
which the Niics
States for the dish let or Utah Its
answer In the government suit to di
vorce the Central Paclllc rrom tho
Souhern 1'arWlc. The answer, after
specifically denying all allegations
that the Sherman autt-triist law has
been violated, points out not only
was announced ,Mn, Uu, two ,, Ul,r rBnlly
. i.
purchae of the $200,000 Issue of
bonds to be Issued by this city for
the building of tho municipal mil
road, wire Or Heddy that they are
prepared to conclude the deal Immed
iately. As soon ns the dlclslon from
the supreme court
Mr, Heilrty sent a message to the i num. operated and developed as one
lviM)r trOllnir tlinm of tlm ntileoiiie I rit.ml. lull Ihnl. nu f.ir Imrk n 1SUX.
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of the test case. Kiana Keeier, who the United States government, Itself,' ger.
was In Chicago at the time, wtrcrt
WASHINGTON. It was announced
that Secretary McAdoo and President
WINou's daughter Kleunor will he
umrilcd May T In the white house
blue room.
SAN I'ltANCISCO. Cat -Sunset
Mngiulne was sold by the Southern
Pacific railroad to William Wood-
head, hlthertoo Its ndvettlslng inana-
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The New III It U t'uloii Liter) Main on South Ithcmlilo
i:erthlng new and up-to-duto l.lwiry and nmhiilnnru survlco.
Phono 100
OAUNYAW & BOSTWIOK, Props.,
MOVING PICTURE FILM
OF ANIMAL LIFE
ORANTS PASS, Or.. May 1.
rour representatives of the Kduca
tional Film company arrived in the
city yesterday, driving n large car,
with truck body, loaded with their
equipment. Two of them went on
with the mnehine to the Klamath
Fttlls count ry, bound from here to
Sis$ou lake, at the foot of Shasta.
The others went to the Smit h river
region. The parties nre to make
films throughout the district of sub
jects of nu educational nnd general
interest. In the Klamath countrv the
colonies of nesting pelicans nnd
other wild fowl will be pictured, nnd
attempts will be made to get bear
nnd cougar subject- in the mountain-.
luring the spring and -ninnier.
URGE SUPPORT FOR
BASEBALL TEAM
Support of the Rogue River valley
league, combed of tenms in Grants
Pass, Gold Hill, Talent nnd this city,
in urged by Manager F.wuig of the
local team, und is seeking means to
revivo lugging interest in the na
tional game Friends of baseball ut
tributu the lukewarmncsK to pugi
lism, the rise mid full of Hud Ander
son, with its thrills leaving local fans
with jaded tastes in athletic lines.
Manager Ewing and his team feci
Hiatal lenst a show of the interest
manifested in n mauler of his fel-low-men
should be accorded the ball
team.
To date the team nnd manager
have dug down in their jmckets for
$Jj() to put tho organization in run
ning order, nnd have collected n
strong; team, but the elimination of
certain traditional fixtures on Med
ford tenms, nnd tho injection of new
blood has had tho effect of ci eating
faction. To overcome this, tho
team asks nothing except that mer
chants and citizens contribute with
their attendance at the games played
in this city. An advertising eam
i"Mrii to urouso inteiest is under
way.
Tho other towns of the league have
shown healthy interest in baseball
so far, in Grants Pass the mayor
opeuiug; (he season by heaving the
first bull.. Tuloiit nnd Gold Hill nre
nil excited about their teams. The
old Medford baseball spirit should
rouso from its lethargy nnd go out
next Sunday and root for victor;
against the Gold Hill team when the
second gamo of the season is plaved
iu this city,
NOTICK,
Notice Is hereby Riven that tho tin
denlKued will apply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon,
Mt ltd next rcKUlur mooting, Muy Mb,
J9M, for a llcoiuo to tell mult, vln
din and ttjilrftouti liquor at tholr
jilaee of bunlnoiw, on North Fir
tilrMt, Medford, Oregon, for a period
uf klx mouth,
JtattMl April Z3, J0H.
HOC) UK HIVKU VAI.M2Y HNIVKIt
JfnT VLVU,
WE GIVE
S. & 11.
GREEN TRADING
STAMPS
JU lhere dL
WE we 5 ff lypfi
Lf types Wtf
ill Tlil
I L of men lull
t-Short Q 3-Sl.ut
bnck his congratulations to the com
munlty and to Or. Roddy and City At-t
tornev Norton In particular, Hmsort-
led In the telegram was the statement
that "we are prepared to conclude
deal Immediately, and to that end
Oeorge Keeier will arrive In Portland
tonight, when he will communicate
with you."
Pending the closing of the sate, the
final preliminary step to which will
be the sending of a certified copy of J
the supreme court decree to Dillon &.
Co., at New York, tho city Is nego
tiating for the purchase of tho rails,
and making other arrangements so
that there need be no delay when the
bonds nre turned over for the cash.
It Is also likely that a call for bids
for supplying tho ties will bo made
within the next tew days. It will re
quire, approximately 30,000 ties to
carry the road to Wllderville, and It
Is proposed to specify In the call ror
the delivery of these at different
points along the right of way. There
Is a great deal of tic timber along
the road, and no long hauls will be
necessary.
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Half iho usual work
and better than usual
results, when you clean
your windows with
GOLD DUST
Cleans everything.
5c and larger pucks
EIEIfATRBANK
CHICAGO
"Let thm QQLD OUST
Oo your wurk"
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FIRST OF MAY
STRAW HAT DAY
Now
on Display
You
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Rest
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Y7E give a hearty
welcome to all
of them.
Because we have
special models of
fashionable designs
and fabrics for every
one of the fwe types
illuttralcd above in our
Kirschbai
Qothes
15 $20 S-ndup
Your perfect fit
ting Kirschbaum
Suit is guaranteed to
be all-wool, fast in
color. London cold
water shrunk and
hand-tailored.
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MAY CLEARANCE SALE
-AT
$2.00 WAISTS 48c
100 "Women's Waists, all good styles,
slightly mussed, in both tailored and
lingerie effects, all sixes, up to $2.00
values, while thev ast,
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48c
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MANN'S
Saturday Storo Heurs: 8:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
SATURDAY GLOVE SALE
"Women's IM'Insp Kid (Moves, all
colors, $!.''." value, Sat, pair
Kayser's l(i-lmtton Cliamoisette
(Moves, special, pair
Kayser's lli-Hutton SilUTMovcs,
special, pair
jyc
48c t
98c
The Biggest Selling' Event of the Season
25
SUITS AND COATS CUT DEEP TO SELL
$15 Suits $9.98
25 Women's new
Spring Suits, made
of all-wool materials,
$15 values, now,
$9.98
$25 Suits $18.98
All our new "La
Vogue" Suits, sold
all season at $25.00,
on sale Saturdav,
$18.98
$18 Suits $13.98
25 Women's new
Spring Suits, verv
nobby styles, $18.00
values, at
$13.98
$30 Suits $23.48
All our new Spring
Suits which were
good values at $'10,
now
$23.48
$20 Suits $14.98
AVomen's Suits,
the very latest mod
els, $20 values,
$14.98
$35 Suits $24.98
'All our new Spring
Suits at $.15, this salo
$24.98
SATURDAY DRESS GOODS SPECIALS
5()-inch Shepherd
Checks for suits, a
good buy at $1.25,
special, q-
yard jj
:i2-inch Pongee Silk,
a splendid $1.50
grade, Sat.,
a rd
98c
AllourM-inch Wool
Ilatistes and French
Serges, real (iOe val
ues, Satur
day, yard
48c
.".(Mil. itchling Sat in
for linings, guaran
teed for two years,
special, per
yard
98c
:J2-inch Heavy Tub
Silks, a good $1.00
grade, Sat- q
urday, ytL ....j Jj
;t(i-incli lilack Moire
for coats, very spe
cial, per
yard . ...
$1.79
FREE-Save Your Saleslips and get Wm. Rogers' Guaranteed Triple Plated Silverware FREE
PRICES CUT ON RATINES
All $1 Imported Rat
ines, in the new
shades, at,
yard
77c
All $1.50 Imported
J cat mes in this sale
tit, per
yard ..
$1.39
All $1.25 Imported
Katines on sale Sat
urday, per
yard
98c
All $1.75 Imported
Katines to he closed
out at,
yard
$1.48
PRICES CUT ON WASH GOODS
I lest Dress L'rints on
sale Saturday,
yard
5c
Comfy
special,
each
SPECIALS IN UNDERWEAR
Cut Vests,
15c
"Women's I'liioii
Suits, tight or um
brella knee, rC
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special, suit
rmhrclla Pauls, spe
cial at, per C
Children's Knit
Waisls, nil sixes, spe
elal at,
each
15c
New Dresden Crepes
for dresses, g
yard. M.Dv
special
llest Cotton Challies
on sale Sat ur- f
day, yard 3C
New 13ml). Crepes in
plaids and
stripes, yd.
29c
A BIG NOTION SALE
Clark's O N T Spool
Cotton,
7 for 25c
New Lingerie Tape
with bodkin,
piece . ,1UC
Coign tes 25c
Powder,
for
Talcum
12c
1000 enrds fine Pent
Pultons,
peclnl, flU'tl
5c
PRICES CUT ON LACES
All-linen Torehou
A new shipment of
Vnl Laces, no to 15c
values, per
vnl lies, yd
5c
27-in. Swiss Klouuc-
ings, 75c
value, yd.
39c
Laees, up to
15c values, yd
5c
Cauiisoh Laeo
corset covers,
values, pei
yard . .
for
75e
39c
a
b
Warner's l(,asl
lllnck I lose,
pair
SPECIALS IN HOSIERY
Hoys' School
9c
Women's Lisle Hose
In inn, while nnd
Iff" 25c
special
pair. ..
1 fose,
15c
Women's Hilk Hose,
very h- j- f
elnl, pilr JlL
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