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MEDFOISD MAltf T1UBUNTC. JtllfilWOltD. OK 120 ON, WFJWKSDAY, MAY JO, 10tO
Ltneeln MeCormaok and Walter
Bowne kaVs returned from a fishing
trip to Fish Luke, la the flTe days
ha ,-, thr were at ta lane, tne.ro vera six
. hears it at U iki not rain.
iWpt rki84rJnff tk pa two
days fef'tke, Bujte' Cteeic drainage
Area hM muddled ihe oltjr water
he flrat time in months.
tlcrMn'j dears at Med ford Lumber
Ce. ".
Frank Owens lias returned from
A bushiMM trip te Portland.
Kodak finishing the heat, at Wes
kin's Camera Shoe. Opposite Book
Ptere,
A forco of men aro engaged today
"Irwlna" out Ihe wrinkles ot the
The will and prophecy ot the wn
lor class of the high school were rend
at the ktfth school Tuesday evening
In (he prcsenw ot 300 friends anil
parents, by ails Alice Itccrott,
Lunch goods at Ie Voo's.
Mose Dftrkdull and Oeorgo An
drews ot this city are" In Knreka, Cat.
this week arranging for the npinr
ance ot tho Andrew b Opera company
in California coast towns in the near
future.
Pan Dandy Dread at Do Voo's.
D. T. Benjamin of Sacramento Is
nmong tho out of town visitors In the
city this week on business.
Ask for Grandma Cookies.
Tho Jackson county republican
central committee Is all agog oer
tho npeparnnco In this eliy tomor
row afternoon of Gov. WIthycomue,
who will deliver tho principal ad
dress nt the anuual picnic of tho
Valley Pride creamery on the) Apple
gate. Gov. Wlthycombo will disem
bark from train No. 13 at Grants
AQRICULTUnE-iirs THE NEW SURE CURE FOR PETTY CROOKS
Main street pavement adjoining the , Pass, and be taken to the picnic
eurblng. This Is accomplished wun
a gasoline blower. The work was
done by the "Warren Construction
company, the city council holding up
a bill for work, until the work was
satisfactory.
J. O. Qerktnj;, the best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negative made any.
where, lime or place, fetttdle S3S
Main St. Phone 310 J.
initial steps In the campaign
against unsightly weeds ot vacant lots
was begun this morlnng when men
wth scythe began operations In the
htislnesn district. Tho city wiil put
a man to cutting weeds and grass on
parking) throughout ihe city.
Hare your lawn mower aharpeaed
by J. W. Mitchell, pfcaee 3I9-J. tf
The city water supply was muddy
today, owing to a heavy rain storm
en Lake Creek near the city Intake
Tuesday night.
Dr. M. C Barber, Palm block.
Hours 9 to 4. Phene: Office 110;
Home 110J2.
George Lance of Gold Hill spent
Tuesday in this city attending to bus
Inese matters and visiting friends.
Stock Reducing Bargains in Tail
ored Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts.
Ahrens. SO
George W. Besche, engineer for the
Twehy Brothers, constructing the
Grants Pass and Crescent City rail
road, passed through Medford this
morning en route to San Francisco,
after a day's Inspection of the route
ef the read to the coast. He states
that the railroad will be built at
once.
Ask tor Grandma Cookies.
Milton Schuhard will leave Thurs
day for Bugene te spend the next
two weeks visiting with Harold Coch
ran, and other frienda at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Pop com Crlspettes at De Voe'i.
Mrs. George Kunzsiaa of this city
Is visiting friends and relatives in
Grants Pass this week.
Helmans' white sulphur swimming
peels and baths at Ashland, Ore.,
open tor the season Saturday, May
1st. 67
One drunk was captured by the
police Tuesday night, and held for
appearance be fere the court. He was
discharged with a leeturC, and orders
to leave town.
Pleree, ihe florist, baa a fine let
et pansy plants.
The Standard Oil company have
plaeed In service a motor truck for
the distribution ot John D. products
throughout the valley.
grounds form that city After hli
nddress ho will bo rushed back to
this city In time to catch tho evening
train for Sateffl. This will bo tho
first visit ot tho chief executive to
southern Oregon since his election.
Parasols are most appropriate, for
graduation gifts. See the new shape
at Ahrens". 50
Charles M. Schwab, head of the
Bethlehem stetl company, passed
through Medford Monday night in
his prlvat,car the most expensive
and luxurious private car on earth.
The flying visit of the man whose in
terests are the handmaid of Mara in
Kurope by (he manufacture ot ammu
nition, etc., was practically unnoticed.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite
Book Store.
Col. Mundy returned Tuesday from
a two weeks' business trip to eSattle.
Merchant's lunch 25c at Shasta.
Levi Stagg, Injured when the Ford
car he was driving turned turtle at
the P. & L Pacific highway cross
ing, is out ot danger according to
tho attending physician, Dr. E. R.
Seeley. It was at first thought that
Stagg was suffering from internal in
juries. See pierce the florist, for bedding
plants of all kinds.
J. H. Gregory of Roseburg Is
among ihe odt ot town visitors In
tho city tills week attending to busi
ness matters. '
Flelschmana'a yeast at De Voo's.
The Liberty Hell, cherished In
American history as the nation's most
beloved relic, will pass through Med
ford en route (o tho San Francisco
fair, Friday, .July 16, according to
a tentative schedule. The Liberty
Bell will pass through Roseburg the
preceding evening, making its arrival
In this city some time the following
forenoon. It is planned to celebrate,
the coming of the bell by simple exer
cises and a noisy demonstration.
Frank Bybee ot Jacksonvllel spent
Tuesday In Medford.
William Shorts or Colestlne, Cal.
Is spending a few days In the city at
tending to business matters.
Joe Rader of Phoenix spent Tuc3
day In this city attending to business
matters,
R. E. .Veal of this city Is spending
tho week la RoBeburg attending to
business matters.
B, B. Beekman of Portland, who Js
In Jacksonville on matters in connec
tion witli tho closing of his father's
of tale, the late C. C. Beekman, cpent
Tuesday In Medford.
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Mr. .Mtu-tlii HeklitH
(By Gertrude M. Price)
LOS AXGKLKS. Cal. May 19.
"Every penal Institution should be
transmitted Into a reclaiming Insti
tution through the wholesome med
ium ot regular work and tho estab
lishment of habits of Industry."
With this broad-gauge foundation
to work upon, Mrs. Martin Beklns,
wife ot a wealthy I.os Angeles busi
ness man, has set herself to the task
ot securing a Los Angeles City and
County Industrial farm, upon which
mlsdemeanlsts sentenced to a period
of punishment of a year or less, may
work Into better manhood or wom
anhood Instead of deteriorating.
Mrs. Beklns is being assisted In her
work by a large committee of women,
members of the Los Angeles Outlook
association. These women have suc
ceeded In interesting tho members ot
the county board of supervisors In
their scheme.
Mrs. Beklns, whoso activities In
tho interest ot tho city's progress are
legion, thinks hundreds of people
will bo benflttcd by the farm.
A site has already been chosen
for enough away from the city to
escape the lure of tho bright lights,
but Hoar enough to W accessible.
Theer are about 200 acres avail
able for a dairy or Intensive farm
ing. The argument which Mrs. Be
klns and her co-workers puts forth
In advocating thu farm Is this:
"Why not tax tho mlsdemeanlsts
themselves, letting them labor at
tasks which will benefit them men
tally and physically, and will also
pay In somo small portion for tho
necessary expenditures of their keep
ing? AND
"Why tax tho law-abiding citizens
for tho maintenance of Institutions
which Intensify crime"
Tho necessary funds for tho pur
chase of tho farm site and the con
struction ot buildings will be made
In tho fall with tho next appropria
tion budget, It present plans are car
ried out.
This means that a woman, work
ing diligently, has succeeded again
In "putting over" another unique Im
provement Intended to aid humanity.
George Ilnmlln wns arrested this
morning upon a wiurnnt alleging u
statutory otfeiino against n 111 year
old girl living n North Tlr street,
llmudn, who is won wuowo In local
Hoclailstle Cjlrclus, wax released upon
1200 imnds, A preliminary hearing
In the ease vM tie held before Jus
tice of tho Pence Taylor Thursday
luurulng.
Wig Antipole a confined to his
home as a result ot Injury to his leg
sustulned soldo time ago when n hnrso
he was riding Mllpped and fell, Mr.
Ashpoln regarded tho Injury as In
slgnlricnnt, but complications mono
ueieMsltutlug medical care
Velvet Ice Cream at De Voo's.
SPOITED FEVER
IN EASTERN OREGON
PORTLAND, May 19.--T!ck fever,
or spotted lever as It is sometimes
rnllMl, la mure prevalent In eastern
Oregon this year than ever before,
according to Dr. Calvin S. White, of
tho state board of health, who return
ed from there today. The fever Is
the same disease which has mado the
Bitter Root valley In .Montana al
most uninhabitable to man for n
number of years.
Fourteen cases hnvo been report
ed from Grant county this jear nnd
others aro being reported! nlmost
dally from other counties. About IS
percent have proved fatal as compar
ed with 90 percent In .Montana. An
a result of Dr. White's Investigations
tho atate will begin n similar cam
paign to that conducted by the gov
ernment In tho Bitter Root valley,
to rid tho country of ticks, tho blto
of which canst the fever.
SOUTHERN BEAUTY (0 BEMAD OF HONOR
" AT CONFEDE RATE
IVETERANS REUNION
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"The lvelleitl Girl In Teiieney li vihnt, iuiiillieni mi of Mlfi Mum
MorrU fcarli,, niul Ihviui tier l.enu ly h of true houllicin (p Mie lui'i
Ihhii ihiiimiI by (cn. Ilrnnrt II. Vuuii K, niliininiidet' of t'lilti-il Ciuftlenito
VeteitutM lit nerve hi nmld of honor nt tlioiiiuiiiitl iviinlnu nf Ihe wti-nwm
lo Ik? belli .June I, nt Itlclunonil, Vit. i
Sam Hill, good roads enthusiast
of world wide fa mo. accompanied by
Major Bowlby, former statd highway
engineer, will reach Medford tonight
by auto from northern California,
whero they have been detained by
bad roads. They aro en routo to
Portland, going over the line ot the
Pacific highway.
Always something new to show you
now. Many special bargains during
our stock reducing sale. Ahrens.
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Adam Mueller of Portland, pres
ident ot the Star browery, was a
Medford visitor "Wednesday.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
stirasce policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bldg.
The Southern Pacific has mado tho
county a rate on crushed rock, gravel
and sand, for paving the Pacific
highway, of 35 cents a ton from Med
ford to Sleinman, and of 40 cents a
ton from the Pacific and, Eastern
Junction a vrt-y low rate.
Immense value giving at tho stu
pendous stock reducing sale. Ahrens.
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An exhibit of art. cooking and man
ual training will held at high school
from 2 to C Friday afternoon. Frco
to public. ,
Children's WashUats made to or
der, Handlcrnfc Shop.
All who aro going to tho Applcgato
picnic tomorrow are requested to
meet at Gates' store at 9 a. m. to
go In a body. The Medford band will
go,
New Crcpo Cowns, ery specially
priced, 98c, 1 19. Ahrens. CO
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"Good Shoes" and "Good Stockings"
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Our customers have beun
calling for Reed stockings
wl'eii buying shoes and at
times have really lost n nala
Just becauso wo did not hava
socks nr stockings to sell,
causing us to look Into tho
matter and after careful In
vestigation camo to tho con
clusion that the demand was
Justlflablo and that wo
should put in n line of "Good
Stockings" In connection
with "Good .Shoes."
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We are now offering a good line of Hose for
Children's Iloso, "CADET" Brand, a pair.,
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Women's and Men'a lloio "LU8TKR SILK" llrand, will all
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Oooo Smocs"
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GOLDEN RULE SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday Only
Wc welconic cvory one on tliQse two days to visit pur store and get our prices, as wo are only quoting a few in this ad. We buy for wish and soli for cash. Jf you buy from us you dou'l have to pay
other people's bill's. Wo buy in large quantities direct from factories and. mills. By doing, thin wq.savo the jobbers' profits and givg the public advantage of these profits. AVe eaji save you from
10 to 20 at all times on your purchases. O ash buys more than credit.
NOTIONS
Peroxide, 2 bottles .! .....::..:. 25
Colgate's Shaving Soap 5
5e IJair Piiis i 4$
5c papers' Pins : .y.,i. .......4
He Dress Snappers . 4$
StTI&oks aiid Eyes .O.v. 4
G Spools. Thread 25
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Dress Shirts, $1.00-$1;25 ...u.. ,..,95
Soft Collar Shirts, G5c 5
Work Shirts, 50c .43
25c Neckties..... 3,
fjOe Neckties , , 1: 25,tf
UNDERWEAR
t.00 Unison Suits'....:...: , 89
6Pe Union Suits .., v
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SHOES
Wo are giving very low prices on Ladies' and
Men's Shoes during this sale
MEN'S SUITS
$25.00 Kuppcnheiinor , $19.80
$2o.do suHfc :..;. :. $ic.50
$15.00 Suits $13.50.
$12.90 Suits $10.98
Montgomery Suits $10.00
BOYS' SUITS
$5.50 Suits .,
$5.00 Suits, ..
$1,00 Sui$ :.
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, $3.98
' $3i78'
, $3i48
1 Thche prices are pu ijny Huits in stock but blue
serges.
READY-TO-WEAR
Bungalow Aprons .' 43
One lot of Wool Dress Skirts, slightly out of date,,
from $2.50 to $5,00 98
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French Tissue Giughnins ,..., 15
Underwear Crepe ..,.......v,v, 15'
I'j'incoBH Jiiiwn , ,...., '. 7Vd
Prilicess Cropo ,.. .,..f.. 8'
Figured Cropq ..,'. .'..'...', 10p
Flaxou Crqpe , v...,'. ; , 12i
And i big line of all, wash fabrics at very low prices
MILLINERY
Any ITnl in our stock, with the exception of Pan
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