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Newspaper Page TextVn Xy .-, Ju.y h-1 Vi i vruJ conn Ho w', .1..HK " f.V M transx Tho compa Iioeo 1 reduce Mr.i 1.08 ,Al Wednc The fectlon Willi) Jud alonal j day as klllliiR Onl; nt We best. II. Hood buslne Tho prlntlr Ing Co, a. i res n clty.ij N$w runiiiif Get' Mlr'l UiejgS day. Cark H. Car klns-Ilj Pern ninonKj huslnei, Cecil Medforj Ordi? ford Vr nt honj Mr. arrived short Orotj; . Ooor North Med for Kodi " ton's Ci tor. r-, I Shurl linn Horj i Medfori IIOSS, Sere mon, h?. l)r. ' office h to Mom'-c 2 to 4 J k Wo iMMW bss: MKbroim wail Tribune': AN 1NDRPKNDKNT KKWSPAPKH PUHMSIIICn KVKItT AFTERNOON BXKK1T HUNUAT JIT TIUH MHUKOMD I'MOTlM CO. Th lcmoorstlo Timet, The Mtdfonl Mail, Tho AUHlford Trunin. The South' rn oreiron nn. Th Amhunil Trlbun. Offlc Mll Trlbuno nullalng, lt-T.l norm iir irri; iciapnona jt, OfflrMt Pnper Of the City ot MsAford. uiiirisi rapor or -jncicson county, Kntrmdi nn con)eUn triMUr at MMtford. OrcRon, under the act of smrcit s, 1ST. xnivonxPTtoH batmi On jnr,.hy mil tf n tine rnnnin, ny "'" , .to Vr month, tlrllveml by carrier In Mtaioni. jacKonuie mm cn t. trat Point , . .SO fUturday only, by mall, per vr J.00 Weeklr, per year..., , ,,.. , , l.fto Full lce! Ai'lro 'AsUted""lYcis With Mottfor Stop-OTC OF GUAYMAS BEGAN BYFI ' ON' 110AI) TUB V. S. S. CALl FOKNIA. .MAZATLAX, .Mexico, July Jo. Kvncuation of Gtinyuing liy flic Mexican federal forces wns begun Tuesday with the nrrivnl of the ft minor Hcnito Juarez, according- to reports to Hear .dmirhl Howard. The firrft step preliminary io tha general exodus of federals tieiMti with the embarking of hotves and tattle. Conferences between the con-tiln-ilomtlist inn federal generals at (!ii!imns relative to the exchnnge ol pri-oncrs continued throughout the day and the iicgotution have been practically completed, the federal t'ommandcr recring- the right to certain exceptions when the trans fer nrc niude. Tho Califoniiu and the de-troyer Preble deparlol today for Ln Vnz, a Iowcr California jxirt, where it ii.espt-cled the federals and conti lutionulists' will nsfec on the joint 6opHrt of Cnrranzn. Colonel Ooinez, n ZnpntNtn officer, who litis taken charge of Acapulco in the name of the constitutionalists jiiik pnmnca pmtecuon to nil tor ciHcr?. Ilia forcc-j -Ihcrc eonM of 2.000 men. The evacuation of GuaymnSby the federal forces, will bae the effect nf reojienin-r the, lnrc Southern Pa cific, railroad fihojw nt KI Plnmo on the outkirtR nml result in Mic restoration of thrnush henico be tween Xognles, Arizoun. nnd Topic, cupuai oi we Biate or that name. Tho JnpancAO cruiser Idziuno lolt MniKMiillu lodny for Jlnnttlan. FEVERISH C0NDITH3N IN STOCK MARKET XKW YOltlC, July 15. Hser!li comlltloiis iirovalled In today'a itoc'c niarsct. another sovoro break in Now Hacn and Canadian Pacific causing general louses. Tho cloRlng was firm Urgent soiling of New Haven shnrtM which declined to a now low record on tho stock market ctaolshrdlutol on the stock exchango at 4D a mid day, wag attended by a considerable unset tlomont elwwheru In tho stock market. Foreign liquidation was ngnln re iiionublo for tho licavlneng In today's early dealings. Tho only stock of Importance to register a substantial gain was Union Pacific, which soon ioho 1 on tho decision of tho court upholding tho "extra dividend'' dls Ilaltluioro and Ohio common and pre foirod, which form the great part of thin distribution, wero correspond ingly depressed losing two and 2?j points, rcsiwctively. Canadian Pa llUc lost Im and In tho upcclaltlos IJrj -goods proforrcd foil 2. Tho Icudcru wcro lower at tho ontHut, but evliiled a rail lug tendonc', only to fall baik again. liOXOON, JUly 1C, Two mllltaii' Hiiffrugottcs made a violent utiuk to day on tho lion, Thomas McKlunoii Wood, Microtury fur Scotland, us In was IuuWiik his icsldontu. Thu worn. vn wvrv armed with heuvy hort wlilli with wbldi I hoy ulrucl. Mr WiHtd iyi'iiil Mini's hcminu llm ssfmSifli EVACUATION Ml ARMY HORSEWHIP bo4Mwii, 'fliey vm nrrtwied, THE COUNTlRY PREACHER WE hoar nuu'h eoiuplaiiit nowadays voartlinj? tlio lark of jiopular inloival in the ohuirh. Proaohors irporl (lot'liiiiiisjooiigregatloiis and gouoral apathy tho pvovailiug itttihuto. Tho fault li(s usually with the proaeliors thomsolvorf, Thoy ftiil to int'orost tho puhlio. Motlioval religious ihi1 trino no longor oharni. Orooil and dtigina appotil only to tho few. Kdiierttion shuns emotionalism, superstition and ignorance, and the beliefs of the twentieth oontury are not those of a few eentitries ago. The preacher is supposed to have the culture, the edu cation, the t milling, the. breadth of view and the leisure to be the spiritual nndintotloetual loader of his congrega tion. Some of them are. Those never complain of dimin ishing congregations. The general public cares little about tho hairline dif ferences between denominations. It cares less and less about hell fire and more anil more about good will to man. It looks to tho preacher to be an active agent in improving the condition of humanity-as Well as a comforter in the hour of sorrow. Jt looks mo as wen as tor ant in solving overy-tiay social problems. Society has a right to expect that tile preacher will strike fearlessly at the cause as well as tinker with the result of evil and that his influence will bt for il lllitny-sided progress. His place is useful, rather thrth ornamental. There, are too many half-starved churches ami too iriany half-paid jireachors. Better one largo Church, Voll attended, than half a dozen small ones. Denominational differences should be wiped out and all factions consoli dated in one Oliurch, for statistics show that only the largo churches iiicrohso rapidly in membership and ihat-youth shuns the small congregation. . At tho conference of ministers Hold :it Mulmmio tliis week, some good advice was givlm the ootintiy preacher by Ralph A. Feltou of the departihelit of churcli and coun try life of the Presbyterian board of home niission's. Among other remarks, Mr. "Felt on says: "Tho country preacher can far more thnn cant his jalt, It ho will prenrb against tho sins that nre keeping tho farmers poor, and forfiot about tl" sins no war tausnt aoout at the thooloclcnl seminary. "The sin of tho American farmer today I lack of co-operation. Tho preacher's great opportunity U In all tho Hotter Farming MovomonU 0oot ruaus. ronsonuaicu scnoois. Honest pacKing. cooperatlre nmrkotlnc. rural social life, country church federation, moro Interesting churches, with moro arlcd programs. Let him get behind these things and ho can help mako his community rich. These riro the things Amos and (Sldeon nnd tho other Old Testament worthies wcro solng after all tho time. They Rath ered the people toRothor under a rellKtous motive to further tho pcoplo's own Interests, and to go nftcr their enemies, "l.ct the ministers first put their oiut houso In order Thej mint lead in all theso mocnient8 aud they must know nbout tliom. If tho minister can toll the farmer somothlnR about the marketing of apples, iu eau mako him listen when he tells hint about saltation, too." A Ten-Cent In tho August Woman's Home Com panlan appcarn a part of a page con taining descriptions or homemade fireless cockers. Thofo foods which can best bo prcpaieC In forolcss cookers aro soups, cereals and stowed fruits. A Now York City woman do scrlbos, as foliows, a homemade tire less cooker which can no made at an ciifcnso'dten cents: """It consists of a two-foot dccji tin flour canister bought at a sale In a flve-and-tcn cent lor? lined wltH soveniy thicknesses of common newspaper, and provided with two clean old woolen blanket ends which aro used to wrap around vessels con taining tho food to bo cooked. "First I cut tho newspapers the exact height of tho canister, leaving them at their ordinary width: then I lined tho canister as smoothly as if tho paper had been plaster, putting In ono sheet at a tlmo and lapping the ends closely, but not nil In tho sam" placo, for so much coupling would have mado an awkward Jiump. Tho last few sheets l brndded top and bot tom with paper fasteners. PLANS ARRIVE FOR Plads fur tho new federal build ing Jiavo been rccoitcd by t'ostmas 'ter. Woodford. According to Mr Woodford tho hulldltig will bo umplo ln facilities for 3O,OU0 pOpulutlbn. TJo building Is to stand on SlW.i and Holjy, aud faco Sixth sfrect. It will hato 90 feet frontage on Six:', blret and CO on Holly, All about thu building will bo. lawn, and a maca damized drlvowny, cntorjrifc front Holly struct will go round the build ing opening out on filxth street. Tho building will hare tnrco floora nnd u ton foot basement. Tho buso nieiit will extend four fct abovo he ground, tho walls of which will ho of nlono. Tho otlier three floors will bo of rod ahd gray pressed bricks, Thq largo entrance, opening on Sixth street, wjll lead Into a wld? lobby extending qn the south and west sides, Tho tcreca work will bo of solid oak, and the rcmulndcr of tho wood tuod In thb building-, prin cipally Oregon pine. The Hpaco bo bind tho ouk sen eons will be occu pied by a work loom. 80 by, 40 feet, Over n thousand lock boxes are pro vided, und two JurK'o tuuliu, both about elKht fct s'luurn on tho lower flddr. Uvoraldrloi, offices, nle will bo filled up u mi"Wn slle Tm MKimil floor ulll liu llio I'lillml Wiils MEDFOD'S NW FEDERAL BUILDING I com t room Thl floor ohIuIh t' MidtWoiM it Kit tfntmrtro, for inspiration toward higher Fireless Cooker "The-!! a seventy-fold nowspapor mat was mndo for the bottom of tho canister, mado to fit accuratdly, M that tho edges left not tro tiniest nlr spaces betwen thorn nnc (ho linings of tho aides Tho cover of tho canls tor was fitted In tho same way. with tho addition of a heavy circle of blot ting paper pasted oor tho newspaper pad and Its turncd-ln edges glued to the tin rim of the coevcr. Xbw tho cooker was ready for use. "I used throe small enameled palls for cooking vcs'sqIs". Whllo wnshlng tho breakfast dishes, I set tho palls with their prepared contents, on tin lighted gas ranRo to glvo them flto minutes start. A stow should alwns est. When placing food In tho coo's er, wbcro tho heat is retained long est. When placing rood In tho cook er, ono ond of a woolen cloth went around tho first bucket cry snugly, so that It had to Ikj crowded down wllh fdrrej tho other end wrap nod tho mtddlo bucket Just as tlghtl). Tho second cloth both wrapped and covered tho last bucket." rlcrk'rf offices, tho offlccH of tho U S. marsbnl, prosecuting nttornoy. etc Th re o vaults will bo construct ed on tho third floor, ono In each' of the thrco offices named. ' Tho third flodr will consist of Jury rooms, elc, Tho appropriation for tho building wdt $110,000. This will bb tlin max imum cost of tho building, but tho exact com will not bo known until tlo contract Is lot Tho contract will be opened August -1, and soveral local as well as oiitsldo contractors will make bids. Tho building mipt he, finished 10 months after tho con tract Is let, a sevcro penalty being provided It the building Is not finish cd by that time. Thus Medford ma) expect tho now completed postofflce ifoon oflc January 1, J!) 15. TRAI ER J T tT CIIICAflO, Jub in. ItcliltloiH lie (WL't'ii the eiigiueiueii of the uiiliohils wenl of Cliiciigo und til" general innnayers' commitico npproilelied thu brciiking point today wlicu the men'" rcprcKciilntivcx prepared to piospm nil iilliiniitiiiii on ivugex ami working coinlilioiib, The nmuificl't' coiiilnillcu jlenlnreil esi'iiluy that thu ilcniiiiiiili conhl not he iigrccil to, Hnciiil niciohi'H ot ifl'e fnifDirorh' i'Oiiiiiiilli'0 picilli'li'il linliiy Hull o gini'Oil "lul.i' twiiihl lie I'dlli'il link' NMEN t ONF WITH MANAGERS I 111' iifililu)' l0ili1cil Hh-I)' Hilllibli' Mtotwonfl. oiwaotf, Hiur w INDICTED; PLOTTED TO RESTRICT TRADE SKATTI.i:, Wash.. July IS.Tho federal grand Jury toda. tclumodjrt dlctmetits under tho Sherman mill, trust law walnut tltu member of tlu so-cillcd Imllbut trust, which con trols ulnst ot the hnllhut rauttht In the north Atlantic and Xoith Pacific nun iioring Hen waters nnd sold in tho United Stntvs. Indictments wcro relumed tudnr against tho llootli Flsherlcn rnmpatn of Mnryland. tho llootli Fisheries, company of Washington, tho Chlo- IK'ck Fish company of Sonttlo, the intnrnndounl Fisheries company The San Juan FNiIiik aud Pnckliu company, tho Occidental Fish com pany, A. U, Carpenter, president of the Dootti Fisheries company tit Maryland; W C Chuttcr. president of tho llootli Flshcrte company it Washington, William Cahort. Jr., president ot tho San Junn Flslilug and Packing compnny and W. J. Maifdock, n buyer for tho llbolh In terests. Tho Indict monts nllcfio mnshlraey to control nnd lhhll tho supply nnd price of hnllhut tnken from tho wat t?rs of tho North nclflc mid Xbrlh Atlantic oceans mid llcrlng Sen, hrid shipped through thb markotK of Seattle. Tncomn, Vancouver nnd rlilcb Unpert, II. C, and llosleh: ll control th6 prlco paid to Independ ent dealers for fish by making exor bitant mid unreasonable bids again tt them: to control the price by rottm- Ihc to bid ncnliiHt ono rtnOthcr; to cnntml tho distribution of hKllbt thrnugh tho markets by prelendel compeiltlon acalnst one another; ;o contiol prices by refraining from good faith competition In markets nl lolled b agrveinent nmong tho In dicted firms, and to control tho markets mid prices by Intimidation mid cdorclon of Independent denlets GOLOEN POTLATCH OPENS AI SEATTLE SBATTU:. Wn.h. ,liil l.V The Potlateh, the nuiiuiil summer feili vul, couductctl by the Tillikuiim of Blttaes, was opened at noon and will continue until late Sunday iurIiI. Ah international puwcrfinut ntco between Vnncouver nnd Seattle will terminate here this afternoon, ami there will be iicronhiiie flight. Tonight tliere will be fireworks and illumination of the downtown district. The l.iptnii cup yacht rhees will begin tomorrow. l TAMI'ICO, Mcx., Jul II (Ua I.u- rcdo, Tex., Julv l.V) The hclumncr Sunshine, from (inhesion, landed without opposition from mmil au thorities, 'J.IIOO.imo cartridges for the constiliilinmihstx. The ship'tuut ciline from the Inileil Klnles, Life Cycle of the Fly There are 10,11)111 known uiriclie of flic in the world. A single house tly lays I'JO eggs m exi'iciueiil, tot ten refuse, elc. The maggots haleli in six or eight hours mid tho mag golH bi'i'oini' flies in five or six ilas. The life cycle ill' u fly ul iniilslimmcr is ten (as. So n single 1 1 v ma luun ll(l eliiMnii, 11,1)1(1 gniudchil drcu, 1,7''H,IIIIII great grundcliihlrcil, ''07,:i(ll),(l(l0 great gicnt grmiilchil- drcu within two inontlis. Wliat the married ones aro capable of in too serious n contemplate. The moral is, hw-ut thu llv and in the fourth gencnllloil 31111 hiltu HWiittcd ovei two hundred million of it, Notice to All Water ('oiisiimei-s. Section 17 of ordlnmico No, OfiO reads Ob follows' "All conHiimers of waUir In said city shall causo all faucets mid fix tures to bo turned off Iminodlatch upon th'u sounding ofnflro niariu in said city mid hIiuII kebp tho water no turned off until tho fire department shall buvo cciucd to uso tho city witter supplied to ostlngubih mall fire." Hereafter, Immodliitnly nftor the flro truck returns to flru Motion, ono blast of whistle will bo blown nludl catltig that wuter may bo used, Any purty found violating this section will bo prokctutod, Dntod July 15, 1!)II, J W, IiAWTOX, f'lilef of I'lrn Dmmrtmant. -V '. '- ! -T,JJ." JJ.O' rsr- I rrrr m John A. Perl UfrDIRTAjOBB l.sdy AmUUnt tm H, loSHTrn4'f I'lioiics M, 41 ( 47sll 4uhaUH(i Hwrlitf I'H'wy ihtrur AVHDNKHltAv. nn,Y in, IMMENSE CROWD TO SEE CARPENTER l.ON'IION, .lulv l.V Ibixing e-t-' peitt lieiv show a iciuniknhh eiiml dixisfoii of opintoti n5 to the olmliciw u( "(liliilidut" S'mltli, AmOiiiMin Ihmiw weight, niul (It'iimex Ciupeiilier, tlin rivuoli hcn,weiglit ehaiiipion, ii thoif wen I v-round nmleli to ho foiiKlit ul Ol.Miipiu lomnriow nlghl. The bcltilig oilds loiliiv welo pollmp'i it simile in laor oT lh' I'lenclimiui, hill Illis vii due ptolinlilv Io the cu thiifiliistu of his cuiiuli'Miicii, great numbers or whom luii crossed I lie Kuglioli t'liMiinl'l to support (heir hero. TlK'v hrouuht wiili them u giciit deal of moucv Io lmik Ihdt cbmimliiol, whom thev liescilhe us n "flKlilillg lixer," xthiln Ihev will Ruillli n "liovlng ilghlcr," mill lh t'outeuil that srleuct is houiiit Io lie fcal Die Ittuis.Atlatitio piiitVh'. Ihtcrest in the cnnle-t is iuormoiis unit the itlli'ittluiit'e ptomiscrt to civ nte n leeoid fur ibis eountrv. Fired by the example of the lte. .lUIni llnrxeV Itohdier, who acled ns iiiusler of ecrciuoiilcH at tllo WcUll IlllWile match, nu'l of ilex. BmmiihI l)gb, who oci'iipli'il ii similar por tion nl I he Wells-Hell mulch, (iialiy clerx inen have nblaiiiid seals niMuid the unpil. TO AS WASIIINdTON. ,lul IV II g- iiitinh of the botii, iisiuitl a-'ieinleil with fieiee Filipino campmttus, 111 n weiiNii for more peneotiblc pursuit-, is reflected today in it war dcpatl moot circular proiiliiig for I he iu unci' of these hroililsw'uhls Io militia tiiacliine gun companies. The Imro bei'ntne part of the regu lar unny eiiiipiueul ilftcr the Span-i-h war. Although it was used with ileinlK effivt bv the Filipinos in war- laic, it has nlwnys been the princi pal industrial instrument In the 11 uilils. It tin used iio onl) in cut. tin? through the jungle, hut in the hariesting of sinTi crops ns were in oliitlNl in the primitive iigrienltnni ol the nntive. As it has proted to he urh a good all-rotuid impiciiieul, its use has been extended to Hie mililm. slnee il is iUHeliillv adapted for ue in elenr iug entnp sllen nnd 111 pltehiiig tents. BANANA TRUST WINS IN JERSEY COURTS TllBNTOSf. N'. .1, .lulx l.V Tin suit in the supreme mint nguiiist Hie I'nlleil Slates l-'ruil compmi, 11 N'ew .Icrsev cbrjiohitioii, (0 eoinpel il to bring its books und nceoiiulH into this slate fVr examination, was ills tniscd loilay by Justice Swuyrr, The suit Wiis brought by .Manuel A. Do Vciigoeehea or New Vorl. lll. a sloekholiler, who eliarge.l Hint Hie company was being so mlsiiiiliiugi'd thlil his stock' hits dcpicchilcd in MllllC. TRIES IN VAIN TO SWIM ACROSS ENGLISH CHANNEL IIOI'IJKIN'K, Julv IV .laber. Wolfl'e, I'ugllsh umiilciii' long ills liiiieii swimmer, was loieed li a lis iug wind mid sea to abandon hi at Icmnl Io swim iicioss Hie I'uglMi channel loilnyv' fSTANDIShU W fiOTJ.An ofj? ClutPitdJy tyCo.Idc. MsWs j NEAREST TO EMVTHING AT rANREU.' licit located und inott popular )U III liv City 1 chciiLtiliig fee ifrlnrmyro(iir), Kipscl.l Attention Io IsJIts Crvlilli aloiM. ' , . ... Ksrtllrnli jrsjoimbly prU'ld Bill), ' ru(p.n rln Ki II.M pp. MiumimM, Clmilrr W, Kitoy F GUNBOAT MILITIA DE BOO WEAPON sflsHsV A r Ihb AJIRO JSrN m w j a-TT asprfci 91, m W immmmmudtrntt lot - i swilrfici AGREED TO ASSIST SWINDLING OtHERS POIlTiaSI), Ore, Jul 13. A utirprlso wan spruiiK on thu iioxoru iiieut nt tho dial hero today In (he United Statu tllslrlrt court of J. W Logan, W. F. Minimi nlui U. J. Sol tern, tlinred with fraudiileiit uso of tho mulls In locating reiilers no tho Oregon mid t'allforuln railroad hind grnnt, when (leorgo II. Vearh, httr lU'SHiunkor of WnUoutHIo, t'ul., af ter liWug called Io testify that ho had been defrauded by l.ngmi, was shown Hi li:to agreed to becomo a party Id tho alleged fraudulent location of other Bctllors. After Vearh had trMlflcd that Io) I. ad applied to l.oioiii for a loan oil tho land on which ho was to locale, lutlers were produced by the defeusi showing that ho lii rcthruhiid ugre.l to act its Logan's ujd lii securing filers. According to tho luttorn, tlin plnii witH lii cohsliimnntu tho loan hud thtui 161 tho ilo trmiMdrd (lint u IKioo lonu had been mailn 011 Veach's claim mid that It wan muplo securlo Th" loan, howexer, w.ts never mado Vtstch iiiiileitilod bo had aced with tompleto honesty. "I was as bltlef iiRnlust tlu'iii after I found Out Ihnt their motive was to defraud otheis ns I was honest before." ho declared Tllli Med ford trace i Medford mad THE LIFE CAREER "Svlxsillns In ytsilh iIimiM InrttUMjr N llirtlH lit ic(viif i-rtun nl o,f ll -T fir ihr if.t inii,Mt iKTiintiion lr wltltn hf I-cMf ' l'tf,MntC W liltul Thlt H the Minion of the rorty.iMh School Vcsr Ostm SKPTEHttKR 18th, ipi.i Write for HhHtr.itc! tdn3: "ook let, "1 111 1.11 1 CamuiK." and for Cau log rbhtahthiK full inlorniatl.Mi. PtKitt CoHtitx AORICtlLTtlltl! t Ar.ronoiny.Anlni.il I lutnndty.l)3lr'l in" bandry. 1'oullry I lusb.itijry, llonkultuic. Acrkutttlfe lor rr.idi(t. l'ORt:STHV, l.ooni.sn HsoiNrrMiM.. Iio.ur t-co-NOMICSi l JmncMk Science. Domestic Art, l-Nni.MllDINO: hlrcttlrtl, Inlt.itlon, Hlr.hw'.t , baiik.il, Chcuil. M, .Mlnlnc. Ccnntlf. COMMI'ltCli. I'MMl.MACV. iMMisrillAI. ARfs. 1 hcUMt i.o.rft rrkuiltuff. Dairy- lag, Hume .Makrrt' Courtc, tnduMtbl Arts. I'ttrMtrx Dnlnrs Shut Course. .KiAiKifof ttiiuo Phiiio, StriiiR, ManJ, Vekc Culture fifniMI Duinifit Ccttflf by Mid I'lrir. Aittir-o Tlllt KI'.imT tK tl7 lt"IV QiHHl, Htos SUMMER RESORT ROGUE KlVlill RANCH :i(l Miles rroin Mcdfonl 11 m: risiiivo loats n'tiil TciiitU Hatc.i'M.r.O per day, J7.T.0 pur week. PassoiiKor rntcu 3 r0 0110 way, by Orator I.ako Auto Stago For Further Information Wrllo PAI'lj It. epdvki: Trail, Ore. FOR HIRE Private Auto r di'ivo my own par ami .j'ivp good Hpryiru nU REASONABLE FRIOES E. A. GRAY 25-lt5 OR 882-R Fresh Meat "Wo Iuivp l'culctl glnllH .li) nnd J I in tho ptilillo mai'kiit and will .supply tnc;t of all kiiidH at ilio right. priucB. Hanley&Cafleton 1 I 11 t 5 $,000 STOCK OF TIRES ON HAND UNITED STATES REPUBLIC If IOHELIN and GOODYEAR. t Call mid tfol our prlcoH, CRATER LAKE llvmtik y a it y-v MO I UK t;AK W. ffAl WliliNKSDAY AND THURSDAY BREWSTER'S MILLIONS In Five Parts rrulmiiin Series PAGEThcatre Siiiuiucr Season Cool, comfortable, well ventilated, I'AOi: illiatlti: Oltt'llKSTIIA tlnuui pieces, Mr. Harry Howell, director Universal photo pla)s KINH IIAilOOT In his own produitlou mi: HAiTi:irnt.i' , . ' t'Wo.pitf'tit , A v.stkmUh! v.irn A 'inhdt'rit'inclmlninm lit two parts 1 Tin: t'lt.isH ' A most spcclncul.tr comedy In which an auto and motoroilo nro'drltcii oNcr tho cliff. tiIi: rooMiKT ii.it; is .MiairoitO Adults toe Children Su Ooor open 7 If! o'clock ISIS THEATRt I'lioioplars Tuesday mid Wednesday The Sheriff and The Rusdcr Two Heel Weilern HKAitHr.si.'i.io m:vs i'Mthuai, NO. .itvi:.vrrm or Tin: i'tiHSTi:n. ri:ir mum: No. S of 0(taus Amateur Doloctho lleri 'lliiir-slny ttitly III.IMi PUWKIt Three llreli t'oililng Friday pi.'itn oi paii.i.vi: I'ourlh l.'plitodo MRS. H. L. LEAOH Export Oorsotlore 32(5 North Bnrllctt. IMiono no:. iM. Crater Lake Aulo Service io Crater Luke U'np Medford Mouda)R, Wednes days mid Fridays. I.v. Medford lintel RiOO a.m. l.v. Holland Hotel 8105 a.m. I.v, Nash Hotel K: 10 a.m. l.v. Cnglo Point N liO a.m. I.v. Derby . :i:.10 a.m. l.s McCloiid 10 11,'. a.m. Arrho at Prospect It; 'JO 11,111. l.v, Prospect ., 1 3t 47 piin. Arrive at (,'rafer like . , itSQ ji.tn. Itetiiru (rip nut run on schedule.' Iliito. Itnlcn for Kldo passuiigera llelw"n Medford & llnglo Point" It.nr. " iK.rbV ... s.ar. ' " " Mi Cloud n.fio Prosjictt ri.nn Union Creek.. (I.7R Crater I.ako 10 00 Itoiiud trip to Crater l.itko 18.00 When no sido passengers on ' Derby route, will go by Trnl by special arrangement. Faro Io Trail 3."0 Parties willing to go (lulling m Uogiin Itlvor call n up ouu day and rclilrn tho next. HALL TAXI CO. COI'IIT HAM). Mgr. urrito t'liono iiiti. nmitgQ piiohc am 208 !2nst Main SI root aArodl'ord TI10 Only I0xilu.sl'o Joiiiiiiorclal J'liotograpliorH i)i $oiillcrn Oregon NogatlvH liriulu any tlmo or phlco by ni)polii(iiibilt l(i(;iinl'17-T Wli'ilo'lhn H'Hl. ' weston ;s CAMERA SHOP E, D, tytlttWi Prop,