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tttUlbta'ar iUrMctMtr arrangements
ht Memorial day which Yrlll bo oh
warred lre on Monday, May 31. The
speaker of tho day will bo Attorney
Canady of Madforst. Many civic and
traternnl organisations will partici
pate, among them, the Odd Follows
and Klks. Of eewrw the military
and ether organisations will tako
part, headed by the band and Flrat
empany. Coast Artillery Reserves,
with details from Stouten war veter
ans and Sons of Veterans. As Is cus
tomary, the Grand Army of tho Re
public and Relief Corps will take the
prominent part.
r X memorial tcrTieo on Sunday,
lay 80, will bo held at tho Chautau
qua tabernacle. This will bo a wlon
affair m, Ir customary. Then) will bo
appropriate musical settings and n
lwtrlotlo text 111 bo expounded by
Xev, Mr. VallandlRham of the Chris
tian church.
This will he the forty-eighth an
nual observance of Memorial day
htnee the anniversary was first es
tablished. On this anniversary tho
leeal Grand Army PobI wilt read tho
general orders as Issued by Gen. John
A. Longan, first grand commander of
the G. A. R. Issued nearly half a cen
Itiry axe.
PEACE DAY AT
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL
May 18 wns peace Jay and was ob
served in Independence acheol by n
Itrogram appropriate to the occasion.
Ir. addition to several nong and
pieeeg by the children, n beautiful
peace drill was staged by six girls
Mid six boys. Jllwer Anderson wa
'fftnmed ns Uncle Sam and Ednn
Hamlin acted the part of "Libert"
with foldier boys nnd Red Cross
Mures as assistants, Much of tho
wec!B of the program is duo to the
teacher, Miss Grace Smith. Most, of
the parents visited school in the forr
mioh in carryiBjf the usual "Go to
"school" plans, and many were pres
ent at the picuio dinner held on the
aehool grounds at noon. Plans for
betterine the school and keeping the
ftfontlaril pennant which ha been
Hvrt them, were dtKcnaaeti by tho
patron, tlic school board and tho
rand oitpcrvibor.
eOURTHOUSENEWS
lUferte by Jaeksea Gouty Ab
traet Cs.. Sixth and Fir Sta.
HORDES OF INNOCENT VICTIMS OF EUROPEAN WAR
EXILED TO HORRORS OF PRISON LIFE IN SIBERIA
American ConshTs Wife In Moscow,
Russia, Proves "Anpel of Mercy"
te Sufftrtaf .Civilian Prisoners,
Writes Mery leyle O'Reilly, Mall
Tribune Correspondent.
(ny Mary Woylo O'Reilly)
MOSCOW, Russia, 'April 2". "It
Is tho American lady.V said tho
Moscow merchant, and uncovered his
bullet head.
"It Is tho American consul gen
eral's tfo," corrected a Russian po
lice captain, as ono who recognises
a celebrity.
Sho stood by tho gato of tho ex
amination station, slight and tailor
made, absorbed In checking n mem
oranda list. Iter business-line kus
glnn phrases kept five drowsy drivers
attentive. Sho as checking ovw
stores and provisions for German w
ugecs gathered in by tho Russian
armies.
Her glanco met mine. "Welcomo,'
said Mrs. Helen Snodgrass cheerfully,
and lod the way Into tho high walled
railway yard, where Cossacks stood
about on guard.
"During every raid Into Prussia
hundreds of civil prisoners aro taken
elderly men, women and children"
explained tho consul's wife. "Pris
on trains bring them hero from Mos
cow. They arc carried to distrib
uting prlrons In Siberia. Thence,
they must march to the oxllo vlllagos.
"Thoso with money manage fairly
well, but tho penniless suffer desper
ately. Poor pcoplo aro often seised
thetr homes without warning.
They must bo prepared to encounter
Siberian cold. Wo are allowed to
help them, which helps a little."
A dark red exile train stood be
fore us crowded with Innocent vic
tim. Tho open door spaces wero
filled with wan, frightened faces.
"Everything ou need most will be
hero presently," called tho consul's
wife In friendly German, as sho climb
ed on the unsteady runway with prac
ticed ease.
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STORMY MEETING
OF
ASHLAND
FRUIT
GROWERS EXCHANGE
Innocent lrtlnn of war. CIiIIIiiim ilrlxoii from their homes by Hus-
Sinn arnilm on tlio rtwl to n prison In Sll.orln. Ileloir, Mrs. Helen SihhI
grass, lfi of t. S. coiimiI p-norul hi Moscow, RuaMn, who Ls doing uiiicli
to relievo suffering rttmmg- refugw.
SERIOUS FRUIT LOSS
OUE
TO
WEATHER
SACRAMENTO, Muv ID,-The Ion
of Htmwberncs duo to lite nun of
the jwt few wools will bo ail
1200,000 orntc, iironnling lo ('. I. Vir
itcn, innnuin'r of tlio t'titlfortuu
Strawberry I)i-trilmttire- lit th.
Florin nnd Placer county district
shipments nw prntkMv thruj:k.
with about one-sixth of tho crop
Mripicil.
Fully 30 jwr cent .or imtro of the
chcrrp crop has lieun ruitiel.
Tho tictunl los on strawberm
from I'lni'cr county and Florin ill
be between ?:WO,000 nml $330,OtM),
neeoniipir to C. U. UUIs of the Pion
eer Fruit company.
The woothcr will hold apricot and
nearly nil olher frnits back nnd will
do considerable .lnm.ie to Jirniu
T
GOVERNORS
TO VISIT VALLEY
The Commerrinl club hut been no
tifteil by the Southern I'neitto thnt L
Unxcmor J. F. Fiehlct f Nov .ler
ey nnd party oeoupviiig t stnnd
aril Piilluinn cr, with olervntlon
end, will Iao Sun Francisco for
Portland, train .111, Mav '2$.
Governor Phillips le GoUWior.
nnpli of Mavylnnd will leave San
Pram Wo for Portland, train 111,
May 21.
Former resident of Now .Jersey
and Mnryhmd Ui requested to wak
' arnumement with Beeretury Streott
to ctitettttm the parties by Jitretinj:
them tit Akblrtndnnd takinjr thwn over
thu I'Aoitto Irish ws; ,to Medford.
CtrcwH
Kenneth . Barnctt vb. 0. R. Chaf
fee ct al., objection to cost bill.
Roeue River Fruit k Produce as
Booiation vs. Gillen Chambers, answer
te complaint.
Mary F. Whitman vs. Olive R. Bell,
nmended complaint.
Kama M.Dunlap et al. vs. Svea In
surance Co., return of summons.
D. Burford vs. II. C. Raedcl, certif
icate of 'attachment.
A. W. Thomas vs. C. Tj. Cunning
ham et al., order of default, judgment
of default.
W. II. Evans vk. Fred II. Kail, or
der granting motion.
AlexHnder McMillan vs. Henry I).
Sander et al., order denying motion.
Real Estate Transfer
W. A. Mooro ct its to Paul Hut
tewcuttcr, land in sec. 7-38"lV?l,U0)
Kltpu Juno Kubli et nl to Paul
ltultcncutlcr, land in w. 7-
38-W. C
Mnllie Hayes et ux to G, A.
Whelpley, land in uec. M-
:i8-n'. 300
H:L. WVlkor ct ux to Frank A.
Sweeney, land in focs. 26,
JH, 35, UJ, all iu twp. !17-
JE. 1,00(1
G.' A. Whelpley et ux to Ella
Htmkiii, lot in Anhland - HOI)
Klin llo-kin ct iu to G. A.
Whelplev ct ux, land in jec.A
JW-B-iW. - ,p. 200
J, A. JohiiHon et ux to cGorgo
W. MoNnt)b et ux, lot in A'Mi
laud i- .,.. . . JO
Merton V. Crofiker ct ux lo
Blanch tfbN. Moore, land in
see. tft-jo-iyr. J-. . :,ooo
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$11 IEQUEATHE0 TO
SON; WIDOW GETS $700,000
BPOKANfe, May 19, Tie will of
Y, Iewlg Clark, a wealthy Spokane
reilty operator who disappeared at
Sata Barbara, Cal January 16 last
yr, and who ls believed to have
MWi drowned In the ocean there,
Wa admitted to probate here today
la tle sutTlor ceurt. With the ex
MH44on or a bequest of flO, to his
Msi Thaodora, the rest of the estate,
MttNtaiMi to 'h fth 1700,000, Is
"Suppose we look first at soro eyes
nd npit far nam throats." ihfl BUB- CropK.
-wi ,.nnBAicin? nmn nimni rm- Nexpr in tho liitory of frutUnen
edles. ' Patiently the civil exllea lined here has such sprnu: wenthor been ro
un to eblnsocctod. .'orded nnd, while it is certainly veiy
A man of SO limped forward- "Mad
am. you must excuso our conditions,"
ho whispered hoarsely. "Wo aro non
combatants from villages In eastern
Prussia. The Cossacks suddenly swept
upon us. Before we knew they wero
comlag they held our district. Wo
were driven from our homes aged
sad sick, womea and children. None
had provisions, few proper clothes.
Armed guards drove us across tho
Russian frontier. Then we entrain
ed. Forty men and women have died
In these cattle care In coming herd.
We were given black bread and tea.
but no chanc otertoeabgtrawboEwkr
but no chance to rest or keep clean."
Tho consul's wife dismissed tho
apology.
"Let us be thankful that tubs have
come, with plenty of hot water and
soap," sho said gently, and presently
the homeless wero enjoying the lux
ury of a bath.
A military kitchen rolled up, htigo
kettles steaming. Hot broth and
stewed meats were given to tho ex
iles, the consul's wife carefully sup
ervising It all.
Suddenly tbej warning clang of
starting bells sounded and tho con
sul'fi wife hurried back to the cattlo
cars Into which tho exiles wero piling
at tho gruff command of their guards.
Her arms wero filled with bunches
of spring flowers tulips, lilies and
daffodils she had kept tho best sur
priso for tho last.
"Next year," she told tho now smil
ing prisoners. "Never doubt but
that you will return next year." Men
and omen tried to hide their tears
nnd answer bravely.
Grinding wheels caught sanded
ruils, the dark red train noisily got
under way. Five hundred Innocent,
unrecorded exllon started on a
month's Journoy- into tho unknown.
Tho friend they left behind watched
their departure sadly.
"America cannot compel peace, and
could not, by fighting chango tho re
sult of tho war. if only for tho nako
of stricken people who need us,
America MUST remain neutral' said
tho consul's wife.
hopeful thill the piAir beginning will
mean an iimniittJy good ending.
The crent dninngu t" cherries: lin
been in the splitting and moulding of
the fruit. In some orchards- fully 30
ir cent of tin crop has uliown thi
discourainff to the grower, all nro condition. t --
awt . wi
-; &
AHHI.ANI), My II'. Although thu
Ho wns not directly pnsred, It was
Implied nt iui overflow mooting of tho
local Fruit ft Producu Association,
held nt tho commercial club rooms
Tuesday afternoon. Prominent muni,
morn uasmted that reportn mibmlttnd
woi Incomplete and practically
meant nothing. Tho present direc
torate wns also discredited and culled
upon to resign nnd permit an entire
reorganisation In hopes of saving thu
mtnocliitlon from utter ruin. Upon a
cnll for a rising vote ns to who would
nnd who would not ship through as
sociation channels this year, It looked
as ihoiiRli thu Insurgent "wouldn'tn"
wero In considerable of a majority
Assertions of "false" nnd "mciin"
wore bandied to and forth
Conservntlvo tnlk nl the giithnilng
Indicated Hint hostility nnd disloyalty
were rampant In the organisation's
ranks. No speelnt business wns trans
acted other than lolclng dlssallufnc
tlon. Incidentally It transpired that
the now ninnnger's salary was $100
per month tanl the, bookkeeper's ISO
JOE KN0WLES KNOCKED
OUT BY PET LION'S KICK
CIIICO, Cnl., May 10. A pet
mountain lion, which ho took Into
tho wilds with him to poso for tho
"niovlea" In hock to nsturo pictures,
nonrly cost tho life of Joe Knowies,
tho "naturo man", who Is being
brought Into Roldeu In n serious con
dition, according to advices reaching
hero today.
Knowlcs' mountain lion "crabbed
tho act" when It hurled Knowlcs ovor
a canon wall Into a river. Tho lion
escaped nnd Knowlea was picked up
badly hurt.
FOR HAstK
To cloo nu estate, t offer for snlo
to nctcn of splendid lnud In the
honrt of tho valley, nil under cultiva
tion and fenco, nlso containing nn
eight room house, electric lighted
with water In kitchen, good barn
and oilier nut bulldltiKs, about 7
acres )ounc orchard, balance In grain
nnd olfalfn. on Pacific Highway and
closo In. Tho beat buy In tho valley
nt 1260 nn acre. For particulars
cnll at rooms 2C-2C27 over Jackson
County tlnnk building, Medford Ore.
or wrlto Mrs. Lewis, administratrix,
Central Point. Ore. MAV LI'WIH,
Nee Mny Davidson, admlulitralrlx.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby glion that tho tin
derslgned will apply to thu city oun.
ell or tho city of Medford, Oregon,
at their n'uxt regular mooting on
Juno 1, 1915, for a license lo sell
spirituous, vinous and malt Ihiuors
at retail at his place of business nt
No. 2, North Front street. In raid
clay until Dec. 31, 1010.
Hated May 15th, 1015.
K. O. I1ROWN.
It's a mighty short
way to pipe-joy
if you go via Prince Albert tobacco that an
swers every question any man can hand outl
You can jam it in your old jimmy pipe or roll it
into a makin's cigarette and it will produce
more real and true happiness than any
brand at any price you ever bucked up
against Now, lef s all get together, and
repeat alowJy and distinctly:
NOTICE
Notice ls hereby given that the un
dersigned will npply to the city coun
cil of the city of Medford, Oregon, at
Its r.oxt regular meeting, June 1st,
1915, for a license to soil spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors in quanti
ties less than a gallon, at their place
of business on South Fir ntreot, lo
cated on lots 10, 11, and 12", block
45, of tho original townslto, in said
city, for a period of six months.
HOTEL. MOORR.
Date of first publication May 18,
PRINCE
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and can't parch your
throat, because it is made
by a patented process
that removes the bite and
tho parch. No other to
bacco ever was or can bo
made like P. A. And
P. A. tastes as good as
that sound!
So tho warm tip is: Got
the jimmy pipes out of
dark corners, out of the rafters, where you've hidden
them for fear of more tongue bites. Get 'em out and
fire up with P. A., for you can go to it fancy-free from
sun-up right down the line to the pillow-period 1
And the sooner you know this little thing personally,
the more joy'us you'll bo.
'Prince Albert h sold everywhere in toppy red
bags, Set ddy red tint, 10c; pound and half-
'peund tin hwnidereajuithat claeey pound
f-ryelal-glciMS humidor with eponge-moittenAr
top that just beatt the band for keeping
P. A, fine like atlh, rou ouy one ime.
R. X REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
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wlltuMil tho itmlrucllve traiilti, ht-suin II Is
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rnlstlon nhrrtrrr tint IiIimk Ilu, Imt It 1nr
not rcnuln lurlot! ltir)atm And ! rlTt
It romplfto suit ltinro)iKti ns liitl((nt t'T
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nut Ion ttmt inrrrury Is the huh snllitolo. It
li nisi to. Tlitr I In N, a, a. s nrmliift f
nstur thst Is ral'M " n( lli lmt IkiIkuI
principle known for thv roinpltln rllmlmtlutj
nt IiIimmI truiiMr.
Whrirrrr jroil si Iti! sr l"pt who
know thla to I" lrn from thlr own ctprt.
rnc, fur It hi 1tii rlrnrly thown Ihrrr la
rn inrrtllnt In HHH.na rMcnllal te
timllh It I In le1 t tmpnpi Hi nniirl.h
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of nr itsllr f'"t. '' "I" nt !!
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K. srcrpl nn mttttltnlf. Anil If mir rM Is
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Mnllrsl Aihlt'r. Ttt Hwlfl Wlctno Vw., 101
Hwlfl Ulil Atlsuls, Os.
Squabs! Squabs!
TRY THEM
They arc Tender and Delicious
Considering nutrlllro value limy
.tro the cheapest meat on tho mark
et. I'huno for special spring prices.
U. R. SQUAB FARM
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Why havo
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BOSCH
HIGH TENSION MAGNETO
Installed on )our I'ord
I'or
$48.00
CRATER LAKE
MOTOR CAR CO.
Official itonch Magneto Repair and
Supply .Station
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
eOB East Main Street
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographon
in Sotttltoni Oregon
Nogntives fnrtu nny timo or
place by appointment
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Pow.ll St. at O'Farrell
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