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Newspaper Page TextTRTBUNV), mmrORT). OR MOON. SATURDAY, ,llTNM IK, 11)1 ,.j ,ii K Si' ' IF A 41 Kl l"J it 1-8 t- luu upy tit wow NATIONS f BUILD IDEAL BEAUTIFUL CITY WASHINGTON. 1). C, Juno 13. A grandly Idealistic project has rc tfintly' licen launched by Internation al orRnnlintlon known mi tnc "World Conuclonco Soctoty." The details and jilnn 'xvoro conclcvul nnd tirotoclcd nftor Jen years of altruistic labor nnd dtiKly on tl'o part of llcndrlk Chris tian Anderson, nn Anterlcnn-Scnndi-imVInn nculptor residing In Home, as Blhtcd by xoino 40 sculptors, artists. cnBlncors, archltocta, and scientists, nnd hn for lt object tho establish ment of nn Idcnl world city xvlu-ro nil intcrnntlonnl activities nro to have homo nnd inspiration. A review of tho nmsslve nnd beauti fully Illustrated volume which em bodies tho plnn In Its details was re cently published In tho Monthly Mill Ictin of tho Pan-American Union. "This proposed international city" writes tho rovlower "is to be n city of light, health, v;ldo avenues, parks, playground, fountains, lagoons, nnd noblo bulldinRS. It is to be a clt without slums, a city of efficiency, convenience nnd beauty. Not only lu structure, phut, and equipment will It bo tho Ideal, city, but It Is intended to liecomo tho Intellectual, artistic, nnd practical International capital of tho, world; a clearing house for tho various social, cultural, scientific and political aspirations of humanity. Tn Cover Ten Miles "An designed It will cover somo 10 square miles of ground. Its archi tectural plans are so drawn that It can be built at almost nny spot ar cchsIIiIu to the sea that tho nations may choose, Whtlo there is niuplo room within the limits of the city for the homes of the permanent Inhabi tants and tho necessary business and manufacturing plants, the heart of tho city is composed of buildings adapted to tho unification of Inter national Interests. These arc group ed Into thrco centers devoted res pectively to science, art, and physical culture. Tho scientific center Is con nected with tho center or art by the broad avenue of nations, flanked on cither sldo by palaces which will house ambassadors and delegates rep rcHeutltiK their respective nations. It lifts for Its crowning motif the gigan tic Tower of Progress, which riies to tho height or 1,000 feet or more. On the summit of this tower will bo Installed a wireless talegraph plant nnd on tho lower floor of its colossal buse will bo found n world printing press. Tower of Progress 'Tho tower rises lu the midst of a circular space set apart for Inter national congress buildings for medi cine, surgery, hygiene, law and crim inology, electricity and Invention. agriculture and transportation, all of which are provided with hulls, libra ries, museums, and accessory offices. To tho northeast Is the International Hall of Justice and to the southwest tno Temple of Itcllglous. Complet ing- tho conception stand an Internat ional bank or clearing house nnd a world rpferenco library, whllo In gardens near bv ore found the Inter national Institutes of higher burning. The art center is connected with the phjBlclul culturo by means of gur dens devoted to horticulture, natural history, zoology and botany An Im posing Tcmplo of Art, forming tho chief monument of this center, has been planned with spnclous halls and galleries for sculpturo and, painting, surrounding n vast auditorium. Tho pbyslclal center is intended to facili tate a world reunion of athleticism and to promote tho scientific develop ment of tho human form In alt na tions, A vubt stadium Is Its central feature. Near It Is n large natn torlum, gymnasia for men nnil wo men, and open fields and athletic quudmugles for International exposi tions and contests." Clint Hundred Million Tho estimated cost of creating such u city, according to tho author of tho plan, would not he uvor $100. UOd.OUO, u sum that would not novorely tax the resources of tho ttox orntuentu of tho world If wpiltiib distributed. The IntJriiatjgual Com mittee of tho organization lu to deter mine tho slto and location of the clt at tg meeting next uar. Numerous places lutvo been mentioned, mich as the Dutch const noar Tho Hague; tho JllvJorn, noar Cannos; Turvuoren, near HiiihseIs: St. Germain on l.uye, near Pails; tho Marmora count, near Constantinople; tho Now Jersey count, near I.ukowood; tint Isthnum jf Panama; uud recently the Island of Culm, Many leudors lu urt. Hcleiiro, education and world politics In ho various count Hon of the clvlll jwPglobci uru taking tin active Inter et Jp tho movement, uud tho mooting tit Ih9 International Commlttuu next yr will irotlou world-wide lutereot. i Ymt (lit ilitJb'! ?tuN U itWyiMi Niuek Uov, John. tiiiwp riHAwUoMw lit'ine Indus. f- '" - NEWS F ROM COUNTRY I PHOENIX PHYLERS I Miss Haiel nderson spent part of Inst week visiting In Ashland. . D. Itonry tins been qulto sick tor the past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther Stnncllff bne tnoed Into Mrs. lllnckwood'a house on Pacific highway. Mrs. Luke and Mrs. Wntt of Med ford were the guests of Mrs. Klmcr on Tuesday. Mr. Carlo lost, n valuable cow tho first of tho weofc. Miss Kdith TUh Is In Portland at tending the Hose Carnival, Mrs. Carlos nud Miss Salter spent Wednesday In Med,ford. - Mr. nnd Mrs. Thompson of Los An geles, Cnl., nro the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. T, Klsh nnd family tills week. Miss Westerfleld returned to her homo In Portland last week after spending several weeks with her brother, V. II. Westerfleld and fam ily on tho Chadwlck orchards. Mr. and Mrs. N Huckmastcr nnd family arrived Thursday from Hed lands, Cal., to spend n few daya with their cousin. Mrs. C. C. Scott, of Kast Phoenix. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iluclsmaster recently sold their range ranch In Hedlands npd will make their home In Seattle. Wash. The Presbyterian and community picnic last Thursday, despite the for bidding weather was well attended. The sports were well planned and thoroughly enjoyed by nil. So we.? pleased wero tho promoters of the picnic that another one Is talked of to tako place early In July. Mrs. Carlo has been suffering from a severe attack of grip but is now much Improved. Mr. Cummlngs was hero In the in terest of soda) hxglur.c meetings which arc to bo hold hero in Septem ber. While lu town ho was tho guest or Dr. T. Mnlmgren and wire. Tho W. C. T. V. observed Klowe Misilon Day on Tuesday Flower were sent to tho sick and to the strangers In town. Mrs. ohn Cope and Mrs. Luelln Peck were appointee as n committee to visit the county hospital. They took a great number or magazines and presented each In- mnto of tho Institution with a bou quet of flowers. Mrs. Copo's little daughter, Harriot, contributed her part by singing for somo of tho pa tients. Mrs. Hoso Seals Ilroxvn. a grad uate of tho Jacksonville, III., school for the blind Is conducting a singing class In the Christian church this week. An entertainment will bu given by her pupils Friday evening and a full house Is bespoko for Mrs. Drown, who though blind Is said to have remarkable success In training children to sing and speak. G. II. Scoby. a graduate of tho Iowa State Teachers'. College nt Cedar Falls, at present principal of the high school at Velm, Wash., baa been en gaged to tako charge of manual train ing In our schools for tho ensuing year and also to assist In tho high school. Mr. Scobey hat had 17 years experience In accredited high school work In Iowa and Washing ton. At the recent baby show held at Mcdrord. Phoenix and vicinity car ried off several prizes. In Class C, Helen, tho llttlo daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Porter, scored 93.7 and carried off first JirUc. Mar guorlto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loin Hughes, was a close second scoring 99.6. In Class H. Gladys, daughte- of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lovel Ferns, took sec ond prize Florence, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Hensler and oJan. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Ager, alto scored high and received lion orablo mention. EVANS VALLEY BREEZES Tho entertainment given by Hn terprlM Grange at tho Wlmer chure.i was a decided success. Tho commit tee deserve great credit. Miss Mario I Hills who has been at tending school at Ashland has re turned homo ror tho vacation. S. II. Moqre was n Mod ford vis itor Monday and brought back a fine now harness which ho had won In a nowsnaper contest. HiDlng Is on In tho valley nnd nit aro hcjilng PIuvIuh will stay a way. J. J. Slinervlllo left for Mutto Fnlli Wodnosdny to work In tho forest re serve, llo wng accompanied by Mlsi Vorle Hlt'by who will visit xvlti friends nt that pluce. MUx Kdna Van (loethein has to turnod for tho suiniuor vacation. Quito n large delegation was It Itogite Hlver Monday attending court. Charles Lnnihlo of Central Point visited with friends Sunday. Dr. Hoblo of Medford and friend motored to Hybeo Springs Wednes day. Mrs. S. L. Sundry was n guost ut Plmdiurit, thn homo of Mr. and MM. J, II. Illllls for u fw duys last week Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horner motored to tho Pass Thursday. MUs Hllen Taylor of Grants Pass is vUltlug wltli friends uud ndutlvo lu Ilia viy. J A.rlhur Alder Iijl Iihk bqen Um.li Hill Hi Vmer prciirl Jilt relumed lu JiU liuiutf ut Miwlford. CORRESPONDENTS - TABLE ROCK TABLETS IBLETS ( K. W. fiulton i1 limimc of .urge iunntttie of his polnlues to .MoiKortl parties-. irr. Knff i.ntl I'liitilreu. who lutvo boon vt.iiliii!r nl (lolil Hill. 1HH0(I into the notice on the Millnr plnoo htt butunlny. Mr-. Wulliun nti.l lnuhUr Mnu iluliuc, nro utteniUug tho lose fo-ti-vnl nml vt-itinji triend- in I'oitlniuL Two nulo loads of voiiiik people from XleiHonl w WoiIiiomUi.v nfteruomi mill ovenituj viiiiintr their former ,-ohool mute, .Mi Helen l.uliuul, nt thi- pliieo. John NVitliui nnd sister.- Ki-o, nie ntteniHni tlto ne festiml' ut Port land thU week. As n re-ult of Hie fly-Mintting oru .nilo nrgiuiizeil by the Improvement n-oointinii, we notiec niniiy new oroon ilmir-. Hv trnp, tuinjlefuot, clo. The rntttx of In-t week iliil nuteh ;;uoil to rwr orw in tin- com munity, nlthmigii Mime liny ilnni ncil. Table Hook luiil only one exhibit ut the Imliy show, Hint heiuj: Wnyue Karl Muy.'tho little .-on of Mr. nnd Mr. K.U. Mny, who soured S points. Mr-. S. C. Collins nod iliiughler, rinm, noi'ontpanii'il liy the Mi-so-Uo-e and Mnrio Nenlon, i-ited the MendowH -ehoolln-t Friilny. Many fnim here nt tended ho rnso -how ut Mctlford ln-t week nnd MH'iik very hiahly f tlie oliibit-. Muoli liiiuht i- .liowinu up in our urohnrils, hut everyone seems to ho iloinvr overytliini; in their power to keep it down. The -enlor uf weinlitn nnd luensiinw -topptd nt our store InM week and in formed Mr. IliuiDtuuiu that iiwiue to Ids -enlos lioiu fiinlly ho wns. los ing liuudreiU or didlnrs. Soon utter ho wns followed by n innu with -eales to sell. The Table Hook hull team plnyed u olo-o piine with the Central Point lentil nt that plnee Sunday, lo-ini tit the Pointers by the -eoie of I to i. We thought we hud our .-hnre of po-ls. It si'i-ni-, however. Hint n number of nit- Imve moved into tlie di-triet with the intention of makiiiK their h'omos with u-. Wo would mij: ;est Hint our Improvement n-.-oein-tiou take thi- mutter tin nt onee niui imike nn offoit to ilo-trov Ihe-o posts. No one except tho-e who lime liwil in a phieo iufe.-led willi rats eitii im ntno what n terrible po-t they nro. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS 1 Miss Kthel Dlrl: arrived homo from Columbia Falls, Mont., last week, whero sho has baen employod a n teacher In tho public schools. Mrs. Ed Fcyer and daughter of Grants Pass nro guests at tho home of John Diinulngtoti, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Nell have re turned to Derby after spending the week In town. Mrs. A. I. Hckelson und diiugbter left for Portland Tuesday evening, after spending it month with relati ves living here. Miss Molllo Mritt is In Portland this week attending a meeting of tho O. H. SC. Grand lodge and tak ing in tho Itoso Festival. Walter Kentnor, who l employed nt Grants Pass, spent Sunday with to hU family. MUx Louise T. Jones, chief opera tor for tho Home 'telephone company, loft for Portland Monday to attend tho Hoso Festival. The Kpworth League spent n pleasant evonlng nt the It, liny Pholtz country homo Wednesday. About thirty guests wero pcrtsent, In nplto of the Inclement weather. Mrs, Jas. lluckley nnd son, or Huch nro visiting nt thn homo or tho for mer's mothor, Mm. Chris Ulrlch. Miss Gnrtrudo Diiiinlugtou return ed from Han Francisco ono day Inst wook. Halph Jonnliig of tho Dig Apple gate lias been lu town several times latoly. driving his now automobile, a five passenger Maxwell. Mr. and .Mrs. F. M. Turngnto loft for Ilutto .Falls recently to spend ceveral weeks with their sou. Deputy Hhorlff, K. W. Wl'ron him returned from a short busluoKu trip to Salem und Portland. Dr, II. K. Golden loft for Portland Monday Us a delegate to tho Masonic Grand lodgo. Will Hiinna and wife who recently nrilved from Seattle, Wnsh., Iiavo gone to their I'vnn'tj crook ranch, whero they will spend tho summor. Fletcher Klout left for Gold Hill the first of tho week wluro ho luia adopted n position In a drug Htoro. Mrx. J. P. Wells entertained tho members of the sowing club uud n few Invited i iiosIk Wediiesduy after noon, It being tho liiHt meeting of (lie club. Following wero those pien nut: Mrs I'. K. Iluudy, Mf. G- A. Gurdniir. Mm, F. -, Hmllli uud MUses Lellu Prim, Hiiiimi uud Aiinii Wondt. ('Jura , Klimir. uud MIkh lllpMiy of KlnniMlh Kails and ,MUn Ulacltlonl of LVnlltil Point. . Mr- '"id Mr. WIHJIdiiiy mo in ifvliiif ioniiiiiliil.illoiiM upon I lie in SHOT SEASON EXCAVATI WASHINGTON, I). t. Juno Kl. -Wlion llienunminocmont i- nuule thai some ivvplonitinii" oxpi'iliiuui litis lem oned from the howeN of tho onith mnti'tinl Hull rovotils the hi-Mry of pooplo who lived thiee tliousnnd and more yonrs nun, few pooplo lonl- ir.e thu nHouilmil iliffionHies uw Imrd-hfp- tlmt ure frctpuuUv iimloi- gone, for the Miko of Hun hniiioh of soieuoe. Wullnoo N. Stem its, in u oommuuiontion In the Nnltuuul (loo- artipbio sooioly. ul Wii-humton, l. (.'., isixoj somo idea of tin- -nlo of Ihr work in tho reconstruction of Unvp.'s hi-tory. Son-oii Is Limited ''Tlie-o tiiponilotis evcnviitlon ulotn; the Nile onll for equipment on n con-iilemhlo soiilo," ho -n. "Work itiu-t ho ntil. )oooiuhor I ttt April I murk- th working eir. Uxery tuuiiioiit i- ptooiotis. I'.xory onrlimd mii-t oount. Kvory h-oxoltul of enttli iiiii-I bo onrofnlly sifted wlieimvev there i- n po ibilily of tinil. Ilxon u bn-kol Inisudo is Mmioliitie pns-cd into u-o. As -oiin us vniHii nppiiront ly xnlnable piece is loouleil, workmen lito oullcd off. ospert- nro -out in; every mull is on jluiid. Cniofullx every inch of soil i wtilehed us the In-t Im-kets of ouitlt nro reiuoxed. Kxery frnnmeiii inust bo -nxetl nml Iniil nwny uu:il everytliiuir hu hoen unooxored. "Think of tlie ili-'tiiipnintmiiit when, for example, n nmjinifieeiit statue pomes out bundle;. Think of III'' ooiijooturi's n- lo the4wliervlnut I Ilio ui's-ing pieoo nml the lunr ltei'. ouiimp- xveok nttonxiiuU. the lot i fouml. There it nn air m Inislnd oxiteiViiuey, n -uppro-.d oxoili'inont hoveriiiK over Hint keot men up un der the most louse si ram under shirk the i.ork i- of ui'co-sitv emiduotid. Snxlitg Altiiout Temple "At Doir-el-Hnhnri the doltri- hml to In onrrioil to mi old el.tx-pit in or dor In run no ri-k of covering' eilhor lemplo or tomb. Thi- pri'omilinn ilouhtlo-s snved the cloxotilli d.xiui-tx tomplo froiH'litiriii1, hoxwnit any Impo of re-urreotHn. Aux iif who took part in thi- woik will noxer sen uo.x du-t worth mentioniu.' el-owhero. At a distiiueo of fifty .Mints n xlsitur would hear u terrible hubbub, soxmiil mulling but nn 'mpWrlrnlfle Imaio of du-t. from which wuM proseiillx emerjje a tnun, vi-iblo nl ton .xiird-. openitiu under Hit direction nl' n du-l imp ntnto-t inimediiilolv fnllim ed by nnolher. Dior tho luuli itn lmnkmmit xvould plmme the liuids, uud the train, nueesiurteil, lolled nil dux oeu-elossly on it- duiililo truck, -nxu for the noun limir of rest. "Amerioii lm jninoil linmls witli the Old World in pm-ociitiiit; thi xxork. Wonderful nro the rosulls nt tnineil. Kvory sludent of history nud literature, oxery -Indent of the llihlc, i- vitully ooneoriird m tho oonfinnn tions yourly oomuuf to light from tho snndx of Hgypt. There is iiecd nl lia-tc. To evliiicl the nnible dislricl of J-'gypt is nn eeniiomii' neoos-ily. Accordingly tlie Hiilish .overnment lins creeled nt A mum tlie grout diiui whoso il'i-fimt head Iiiih scut the uut or- of the Nile luo-k over great mens of hitherto diy ground. Doon Temples Flooded "Alrendy n duxen lomplos linxo been flooded, uud cic long will lie for mer ot to night. Already hcnuliful I'hilno, nt the head of the first cut- uriiot, is gone. The soil is becoming infiltrated nud tin stoics of tron--uros, especially the pnpynm miiiiit--oiip, ure liciiiK riipuil, even Ip'fmn the xvulcra cover tlif ground above. "Iloxxuxui, tlirouuli the goiiius ol the engineer, M.pt is being bom again. In her uunkeuin the hind of the Plmriiohx i huhiii to play u role umoii;; untiouH, Ait nud Hcnliinciit lutvo heel) Micriluiil to her ooniiiiur cinl xvolfure. The gain In Kvpt Ihrougli the i oiwrwilion of theso life gixing xvutors in a rainless' luml is esiimnted ut 415.(10(1,0111) n'uuimlly." rival of a sou ut their home '.'Mon day. Mlsx Mabel Ittxnu Ih making frlemlH living on WllllnniH creek u visit. Mrs. M. D, Jones, ciitnrtnluud the members of the Itoyal NdlghbiiiH lodge lust Tuesday afternoon, when a ploaiinnt time was hud; J. H. rUivyur, lty (jiiglncor or llumhiu, Ih vlslilng rolatlvjH living hero. W. O, Giirrott of lliuiiom' bun boon Npeudlng rover. il ilt-ti In town, . "i L E I N mil CLOTHES MADi; IN' MKIIFOHD Nuxt door o Firm Nnlloiml lltiult, iii. talis 'II.M'OIIH TAII,OII ON OF RUINS OP ANCIENT EGYPT MEDFORD FLUFF RIG CO Ixiig nml iVipol iMonninp uiitl WphvIh oil HAS'L1 aIAINT K'PUIWP Phono WUMl B. W.Paul SUMMER IS HERE Lot us clean nud nmkn over your Inst jenr'ii unit or dross. Wo have tho equipment nnd wo L'timi liiiv. IIiivi. niir unrlf iloiie In one of tho largest uud most sanitary plants in tlto country, tlie com is no more. $5,000 STOCK OF TIRES CN HAND UNITED STATES REPUBLIC MICHELIN and GOODYEAR. C'all and ,'(( tun prirps. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR CO. HALL TAXI CO. PHONE 100 Four, five and spvon-jmH-sonj't'i cars. Special rates lor all day use and large parlies of excursionists. Booking Offices: MEDFORD and NASH HOTELS WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP Itocenlly remodeled and onlargod, added new cumeris and uppnrntui and I now atrlctly up-to-date In every way. Coiiuiiorlrol Work of nil Kindt Including copying nud enlarging ol pictures, legal documents, etc. lira initio enlarging, any hIzo, nnd kodaV finishing of every kind. Profeanlonal and amntuor photo graphic iiippllui. Ii. M. Ilnriuoii AxNoclulod Willi Mo. Bhon over lulu Tunniar. Phone H7-J UNION FEED AND LIVERY STABIE FULL EQUIPPED LIVERY STABLE AMBULANCE SERVICE 112 South Wivortfidi! 'Phono lf,0 GAUNYAW & BOSTWICK proprlulor, fj0? In the Entire Universe c(Sv5uJ 3J - JBft ,-im r - ut--- v6 AA feV 1 C a. V VA HlJ SLdpy H. WEINHARD'S ICE DEPOT NEWPORT, OREGON A Charming Resort by the Sea, Smiles, and Bids You Welcome Welcome to her hospitality, her health mid nerve restorers; to her eoinrorlahle hotels, rooinliiu; houses and camps; to her luscious .sea foods, to her halhiiij; and delight I iillv diversified mirations. LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER FARES (Sre.ttlx mime the expense of a visit to Newport. M Ttic JJtoIUoii r.lue J013 fW rainscT Y'l I (OCIKHtSIUlMI I I i WQtJTCB I o3tiirfl-TlTri,tiHl'iit? Past the half million iiiarK hae koii the 1 inures of h'oitl progress. More than fie hnndred thousand Kordu have lieen sold to date. We coiildn't ive yon better proof of Pord merit. Kverywhcre you'll Hud the h'ord tin favorite car. , jr.y. I tho prim of tourliiK inr l IfilB f. with uiiulpmuiit. (lot from C. E. HI'.UtTA Itlltl.OIXH. , . 4 ar.-fttwry.iAi'ti'it'-i -Tctairrvrjjr-'x"ii'firwl( You've Been Looking For a tfood, practical, closely spaced nifr and Iiok fence close enough to hold the small pits anil strong enough for the large ones. Here's the onu Ihat will do it to perfection, and it's PAGE WIRE FENCE ?. i i . : ' . - r -v tr.Jii"i '" Stylo 1028 1-Tonsilo Strongth 11,350 lbs. Higher grade steel wire than is found in any other make of fence. lilxtra clos(! spaeings nl the bottom. 'Plenty of fence for nil sized hogs. This is just ono of tlto many styles we carry for special purposes. "Direct from factory to yon." Wo Pay tho Freight. GADDIS & DIXON "THE PAOE FENCE MEN" " MIODli'OlM) OIIJ'KION 'I'hoto U no purer Ico t linn uurn, It Iiiih been toMod and tried lu nvory lumnllilu wny nnd lu every Innliinoo Iiiih been found nhimliituly plito. It'n tho kind of Ice you can unfnly put tl Kit t III the Rlntti with tho water or other bovoriiKo, thn kind Hint ou rnn out xvtthuul four, ltuttur let un b )uiir lie man, I'or Quirk Dollvorlon I'lionn Til Stop at the first Southern Pn eifle or ('. & K. office ami ask for illustrated pamphlet on "New- JOHN M. SCOTT (leneral Passenger Aent, Port land, Oregon. thn Ford runabout; tho ii. h. Medford, compliilo eatnloi; and particular! GATES .MHIH'OltO, OHK. WUIiSMCfO .,,, .ttt. .iwiyis--v i-7 n 1 III I IIB1I W I :.f