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MEDFOttD MTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORKGON. FRIDAY, F1WRUARV 5, MM
CRATER
FOREST
RESERV
SHOWS
E
LARGE PROFIT
The locnl forestry office bus ismiivl
tho following inomoianiliiin on Hit'
CmtiT Inko forest rv-crvc for tho
yenr ending June HO, 11111. The re
ceipts show n profit of 00 per c' nt.
Hoccipts, $,"8,711; cxpeiwec, J.V
.115; mirplim, $'J:i,-10U, or 00 per cent
J.iofit.
Tim receipts nre lnrpely throigi
timber Hnle. This item atom
nniotinleil to $T7,080; gnuing, .f'l-l-"'.
special uses, $'205, mid Umbos tres
pass, $20.
The expenses were Inrgolr f''
wipes to luborers, pntrolmen nil
rnngerti, nnd jiro distributed ns foleows:
Fire prolcction ... $12,143
WORK
BEGNS
FEDERAL
BULDING
BY FEBRUARY 15
K. J. Dngnn, representing the Sound
Const riu'lion & Kngineeriiig eompnny
of Seattle, i in Medford nrrnnging
for the commencement of work on
the new fedornl building, liw firm
NEUTRALIZATION
FALL COM
E
RE
WESTERN
EA
WASHINGTON, Feb. .".- Complete
tUMitiuliiintioti of coinmeree between
the Aiiicricn in ships of nil fins' wns
propo-eil todtiy bv Ainlnisiiidor Nnoii
of .Arseiitinn, before the elmmber of
having been the successful bidders eoinmeroe of the I nlti'il States j
for the construction of this buildinu. . "1 maintain that the complete neu-
Improvemcnls -..
Timber sales . -
Lund classification
Administration
Grazing ..,.. ,,,..,
... r.tfio
: 7.004
2,101
. 7,892
3G
$:t:).n:i;
Twenty-five per cent of the re
ceipts, equaling the mini of $14,GS3,
is remitted from the United States
treasury to the secretary of stnte,
who will distribute it to the various
counties in which the crater national
forest is located in proportion to the
nren of untonal forest in ench county,
liiekson county should receive nbout
00 per cent of the $14,083, which is
to bo ncd in the county for roads
and schools".
the bid being approximately $100,000.
Since arriving in the city Mr. Iln-
pun has contracted wth the Med ford
Concrete Construction company for
the basement excavation for the new
building. This 'nihil work of ex
cavating is no small item in itself, ns
the amount of earth to bo removed j
is approximately 1300 cubic yards.
This work must bo commenced not
later than the 13th of this mouth, and
will probably be commenced at nn
early date.
The Medford Concrete Construc
tion company has also secured a eo:.
traet to furnish nil the sand, gravel
and crushed rock necessnrv in con
slrueting the building. The required
amount of these three items will
reach fullv 3000 ton, or 2000 nbie
yards.
The contracts for fumi-hh'g the
grnuito necessary, which will proli
ably be awarded to a local concern.
has not ns yet been let.
trntixntion of iuter-Auiencan coiim
ineroe," said he, "ought to be reeog-
WOMAN WANTS
TO HELP OTHERS
ByTcKing HowLydia E. Pink-
ham's VcgetablcCompound
Restored Her Health.
nied, and 1 entertain the hope, or
more than that, 1 uiuy snv, I feci thu
eeitainty Jhitl wo would be nble to
have the countries nt war amen hi
establishing a rule that during the
present war no vessel engaged ex
clusively in the trmlo' between Ameri
can polls shall bo subject to search,
detention or capture by belligerent,
no matter what tlu' she flies, no long
aa she is engaged in that commerce.
"With such a rule wo should be
able to obtain all the vcs-els we need
for the promotion of our commerce,
with tin) I'nited .States and the other
American republics, to the maximum
developing ns a consequence our
friendlv relations with nil of them,
con
ili
um! lessening Mm sorrowful
tloiiH created by that war."
Thu need of immediate expansion
in the commercial relations between
the United States nml Aix-entina wiih
advanced by Ambassudor N'aon.
Portland Livestock Market
rOUTLANI), Or., Feb. 3. Cuttle-
llccclptrt !U2; steady.
Hogs Uoecipts 772: Ule. higher.
Prima light, $7.20&07::i3; choice light,
$7(7.20; light, !j.l!.7fi(ii7.00 ; lough,
1i0.230jpll.30.
SheCp - Iteceipts OKI; steady to
strong.
DIC
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REVISION
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HAI.IJM, Ore., Fob, R, Without a
tllHHontliiR voto tbo senate punned Hen
ator I, N. Hmlt Iih bill rovltdnK the di
rect prlmray law no far mi It perlnlim
to the election of pretililontliil oleetora
uuil ilolcKaltm to national couVeutloiiH,
TJm bill repenlN thu ii)forentlal ayn-
tern of voting.
Wttn jitoiHorn irnn in Mnnrorrt ninn Vint lilll provldoH for I lie olectlon of
OelegaleHtl uiitloiiul coiivouiIiiiih, two
rutin each rniiKrioHlniuil dbitrlet, and
the reiualuilei' to compbito tho roll
quota to bo ehoHeii fioiu tbo Htatu at
Iiiiko. At tho liiHt election each of
thu political purllcH neat 10 OdcgiiloH
from thin Htato to their national con
vcutloiiH, Under tho proponed taw
hIx would bo relented fiom tho tbreo
cougrcNHlonal illntiletH, anil thu oilier
four from tho Htato at Inruu.
Voters In each dUtilct would lio
entitled to votn for two (lelcgalurt
from IiIm dlntrlcl, and the four fiom
thu utaln at Jarce. t'lider the pica
out law tbo stale pays thu oxiiuiihch of
ilelcgnteH, The proponed law repealu
that provlNlon.
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NEBRASKA BLIZZARD
C&7 v?kvI
THE YELLOW TICKET
AT PAGE
"When "Tho Yellow Ticket" comes
to tho Page thcatro on Tuesday, Feb.
9, theatregoers will have an opportun
ity to bco that much discussed melo
drama of life In modern Russia. Mr.
Morton wont to St. Petersburg, whero
bo sjn'iit n year in order to aBslmllato
ho atmosphere for his Russian play
which is, ns a fellow playwright in
KnRland has said: "Not only Russian
but Russia." Mr. Morton consid
ers this to bo tho highest compliment
so far received for his work. "Tho
Vollow Ticket" has had a run of over
n year in New York city at the Eltlnge
theatre, whero it succeeded "Within
tho Law." Tho success of "Tho Yel
low Ticket" was Instantaneous, and
much comment was caused by tbo
playwright's caustic and fearless
drawing of conditions as they actually
oxlst in St. Petersburg today; for the
play ia up-to-date to tho moment; tho
author has not resorted to tho old
tricks ot Nihilism, bombs, etc., to
bring nbout his crisis. Ho has de
pended solely upon facts, which in
themselves, arc sufficiently dramatic
to furnish tho necessary thrills,
throuughout a throe-act drama.
W ON
RECORD
OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 5. Somo of
the railroads entering Onlahn re
port conditions today tho worst on
record. For tho first time in moro
than 20 years not a wheel wos turn
ing on tho Chicago & Northwestern
lines west of the Missouri river, all
trains having been annulled and not
even snow plows being operated.
Tho Union Pacific has kept its
main line open but several branches
especially in tho northern part of tho
stnto wcro out of business today.
Railroad men report that after
many hours of hard work with ro
tary plows It was. decided to cease all
efforts to open traffic until the storm
abates.
Miami, Okln, "1 had a female
trouble and weakness that nnnoyed
mo continually. I
tried doctors and all
kinds of mcdlcina
for several years
but was not cured
until I took Lydia E.
Pinkhom's Vegeta
ble Compound I
hope my testimonial
will help other suf
fering women to
try your wonderful
medicine." Mrs.
M.R.MlLl.KH, Rox234, Commcrce.Okio.
Another Woman who lins Found
Health in lo'tMn. E. IMnklinm's
Vegetable Compound.
Lindsborg, Kansas. "Somo years
ago I suffered with terrible pains in my
side which I thought were Inflammation,
also with n bearing down pain, back
ache, and I was nt times awfully ner
vous. I took three bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
nm now enjoying good health. I will
be glad to recommend your medlcino to
any woman suffering with fomale trou
ble and you may publish this letter."
Mrs. A. L. Smith, K. No. 3, Box CO,
Lindsborg, Kansas.
If you liavo tho .slightest doubt
lint Lydia E. Plnklium's Vcgctn
foleConiiKMind will help you, writo
toLydiiiE.PInkliumMcdlclneCo.
(confidential) Tjyun,Mas.,for ad
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
ami bold in strict con (1 deuce.
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FIRST
ANIVERSARY
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Today marks the close of our first year's
business in Medford and we wish to thank
our friends, customers and the public gen
erally for the favors shown us and assure
them the policy of the store will remain the
same. Handling always Groceries of quality and
ever striving to give satisfactory and efficient service
MARSH & BENNETT
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Phone 252
Second door east First National Bank
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STEAMER DELH
SKATTLK, Wiibh., Feb. 5. Tho
htenmer Delhi of the 1'aeifiu Coatt
Kteamhhip compnny's fleet, which
htruek u rock on Strait island, Sum
ner htruit, Alaska, two weeks n;;o,
wan abandoned yesterday by the
Canadian snlviifjo steamer Salvor,
aceordiiiR to a mcKKneo received to
day. Heavy weather prevented the
wilvinjr of the Delhi, which is u total
Utsa.
A SINGE WOMAN
Mndnmo Wintcroth, noted clairvoy
ant, palmist and traco medium who
created such u sensation in our city
Just before tho holidays Is back again.
All who nre Interested in their past,
prc-jont or futuro, don't full to see
this gifted woman. 114 corner South
Central and Ninth streets. 272
lowji Society.
Tho Iown society will hold its an
nual meeting Friday ovening, Fob.
12th at St. Mark's hall, tlmo 8:00
o'clock. Officers for the ensuing
year aro to bo elcctud.
A very interesting program Is be
ing prepared, which will be followed
by a unlquo valentine feature. Every
body como and bring nothing but a
pleasant smllo. If you do not have
one to bring como and tako ono home.
C. . HOON,
President.
DR. W. W. HOWARD,
Secretary.
Snoke Home-Made Cigars.
Governor Johnson, Mt. Pitt and La
iVJst are tho boot.
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MANN'S NewGoodsNowonDisplay MANN'S
CENTRAL AVENUE
NEW GINGHAMS
5000 yards new Zephyr Ginghams, all
new pattens, fast colors, good as most
10c grades, on sale Satnrdav,
vard
10c
New 32-inch Juvenile Cloth, fast colors,
why pay 25c? On sale Satur- " f
licit illi.l..-- JL L
NEW DRESS GOODS
5000 yards All-Wool Serges, Granite
Cloths, and Fancy Checks, real A Q
ooc values, Saturday, yawl TcOC
5(J-iiich Spring Coatings, all new pat
terns, on sale Saturday at,
fl y ill II fast
$1.98
50-im-h All-Wool C'uvcrt, yd $1.98
NEW CREPES
Fancy Crepes, in a largo variety "f pat
terns, on salt! Saturday, 1 !
per yard ., LjL2
New "Dolly Vardon" Gropes, beautiful
patterns, on sale Saturday at, ' A
per yard l
Dresden Crepes: now styles, beautiful
patterns on sale Saturday, per f C
J ill II (''y aflMf J
NKAIja'OSTOPi'lOB
NEW ORGANDIES
Hcautiful new Floral Organdies, fast
colors, on sale Saturday at, a IZr
yard " 1 OL
10-inch Fancy Organdies, new patterns,
on sale Saturday tit, pur O Cr
yard LtO
Nice Voiles, in fancy floral designs, !()
inches wide, very new, special,
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39c
NEW SPRING GARMENTS
Our first shipment of Now Spring Suits, Coats and Skirts
now on display.
Uoautiful New Suits at $25.00, $30.00, $35.00
New Style Spring Sport Coats $5.00
Now, Nobby Spring Skirts $5.48
FUEE Save your saleslips and get Win. JJogers'
Triple-Plated Guaranteed Silverware Free.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
5c
Clark's O. N.T.7Cnr 9 rr
Spool Cotton . IUI L Jt
Best Cotton Challies,
Sat. only, yard
5c
3G-ineh Cambric,
321iC, special, pel'
yard
worth
10c
Colgate's Talcum Powder,
special at, per 1 T
can JL 3-'
Best Dress Prints,
yard
Best Oilcloth, col
ors only, yard
19c
Unbleached Muslin,
inch, 10c grade, per
yard
36-
8c
Colgate's Toilet Soap,
special, cake
8cl
PIANO CONTEST
Only ten days left, Contestants. Got busy.
SPECIAL OFFER
EXTRA VOTES
2,000 Extra Votes for every $ 1.00 Purchase
10,000 Extra Votes for every $ 5.00 Purchase
15,000 Extra Votes for every $10.00 Purchase
20,000 Extra Votes for every $5 Duo Bill Sold
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LEADERS T ; "
Grace Burris Juno Millard
Ada Blakloy ' Fern 'Wing ' '
Jrenc McKilligan !Myrtlc Bobbins
Lueile Paulson Lois Quisenberry
NEWsISPSING WAISTS
50 Brand New Waists, up to $2.00 values, jj "I Q
now, each Jl,l
Now Crepe Do Cheno Waists, all colors,
worth $1.00, now, each
$2.98
98c
Vote for Your Favorite
Candidate
Contest Closes February 15
New Middy Blouses at, each.
100 Now "Waists, slightly mussed, worth up to QQ
$2.50, sale price, each VO
Now Voile Waists, nicely trimmed, well
made, special, each '.
SPFOIATzOno Year's Subscription to tho A A
"DESIGN 10 It" for t)C
This offer for a short time only. Call at once and leave
3'our nam(5
$2.19
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Bungalow Aprons,
worth 75c, now, ea
Hair gibbon, all widths and
colors, 20c values, 1Art
yard... , 1 UC
Now Pearl Buttons, worth
10c, now at, per g?
dozen ) C
"Women's nightgowns
worth $1, CQn
now j t
Lustre Cotton and Sans
Silk, all colors, veiy
special, bolt
4cl
Bungalow Aprons, if)
Women's Corset
worth 50c, now,
each .'.....
Covers,
29c
Hickory Hose Supporters,
all si.cs, special, 1 P
a pair JL O
New Crepe Night Gowns, in
plain mm fancy, QQ
special, each j Ov
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