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JLy PERSONAL
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Tho beautiful snow came down In
a fow vagrant flakotliln morning
Just enough to add to tho variety of
weather for tlio lionofit of tho visit
ing teachers from all purls of tho
state.
M. I'urdin, Lawyer, Room 40G M.
I & H. Blilg.
K. Harlow, of Hornbrook, Call
fornla, is n business visitor in this
clay and other points In tho valley
this week.
Tho ladles of the Christian church
aro serving, dinner and supper at St.
Mark's hall Monday and Tuesday for
the teachers nnd all others who would
like a first class meal. 238
B. W. Andorson, of tho Hluo Lcdgo
district, Is enjoying a holiday visit
to tho valley metropolis this wcuk.
2G off on Kodaks at Weston's
Camora Shop,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson, of Port
land, are registered among tho visi
tors to Medford and vicinity today.
Oct t at Do Voo's.
It. I'. Tucker, of Hold Hill, Is trans
acting business in this city today.
Weston Camera Hnop for first class
Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies.
.1. W. Call, or Klamath Kalis, is an
Interested visitor In tho throng on
Mcdford streets this wt'iik.
Stnoko King Spitz nnd Pantcla, two
host Gc cigars on markot. tf
II. Hammers, of Suit Lake, Utah,
is a business visitor In Mcdford this
week.
Krrsh fruits nt Do Voo's.
Q. V, Ilnll, of Prospect, is doing
business in Mcdford today.
All tho latest sheet music at Gc per
copy. Muslo" not carrlod In stock
will b'qordoril' for you nt Halo's
Piano Ilotiso.
A. It. Phlllps, or Portland, Is so
journing In this part of tho valley u
fow days this wcuk on business er
rands. Mrs. Leach, Abdo-Support Ilarcloy
surgical corset. H2C N. Unrtlett.
d'eo. W. SorniiHon, of Grants Pnss,
is n business visitor in this city today.
Fresh roaBtod peanuts nt Do Voo'b
Many fanners who have undertak
en o plow find tho ground yo( In n
packdd condition flvo or six Inches
under tho nurture-. Thoso among
(hum who had determined to plow
deeper than usual nro much dlscour
ngod ovor their Inability 19 do so.
Most of tho agriculturists of tho
vnlloy nro now cutliUHlnstlsts for Ir
rigation, being nsHiirod that It will
ctiablo thorn to ovorcomo drouth con
ditions nt nil times nnd insure bum
per crops.
Uutto Kails Wood yard Phono 48
or 223. Wood all kinds. 2G7
Henry J. Jones, of linker, this
plate, is a Itoguo river valley visitor
this weok. Mr. Jonos is 11 stoakman
of that region. Ho bollovo that
Southern Oregon Interests will oun
discover tho ndviintago financially or
adding largely to its output or live
stock annually. Ho regards this ns
an excellent stock country, though
limited In area, compared with tho
great stock raugus of Hnstorn Ore
gnu. Hit 1 It has u strong advantage,
ho discerns. In tho matter of a mild
climate nnd 11 long soavou butween
winters. The losses from sovero win
ter weather In tho linker country
luivo to. bo .reckoned with when tho
Moukmhi) begins to count his profit
nnd loHfiiM).
AH tho latest sheet music nt Go per
copy. Music not carried In stock
will be ordored for you at Halo's
Piano Hoiiso.
Conild Kox.. of MaUimir county.
IIiIn slate, onu of tho prlo rum pro
ducer of that region, Is looking ovor
this valley this weok wllh a view to
becoming Intwnwtod In real estHlu.
Mr fox hellttvra tlist Itoicuu river
mlluy will "mako IUi mark" In corn
prodm-tuni yot. With 111 busli.ils
of corn In the aero, to Its rrttdlt
iilrouilr, it would mjiH that It has
already sot n mark oven for .Malheur
to lie jeluous of.
Xou In thv time to haw your furs
repaired: prices roducod. K. Ilsit
lott, S1K u Mlu st.
Hiitiry P. Kosur. of It wl llluff, Cal.
ifornla, would like to oukurui In th
bog bustiiiuu lu 8011 thBi 11 Orwou. un
aeoount of U being uu Idaul terri
tory, for Un; produotltin of hwuthrui
tift'luo. Ho will protwUIy defer locat
ing burn uptll after two or three Ir
rigation units shall bavo taken a
vote uu irrliHtlon plans.
' Ajl tho latest sheet iniulo at So per
copy. Music not oarrknl In slnuk will
bp ordered for you at Halo's Piano
llotipo.
'', Mr. ud Mr. A. A Klnn who
spout Christum with ilmlford tola
tlvug. rutiiruod to tii ants P Mou
dtiy. J, O. Corking, trie nosl all around
pholographyr, In southern Orogpn
Always rollablo. Negnthee rondo any-
whore, tlmo or plneo. Studio X2S
Main 8t. Phono 330-J.
It. 11. Hsii. of ffelina, Is among
tho teaoher utttmdlug the couvn
tlon. When bettor insurance is told
Holmes The Insurance Mn will sell
It. ,
Clin8. jr. Lobo left Tuesday for
Kansas City, where ho will engage In
tho brokerage business on n largo
scale. Mr. Lcbo has been one of tho
enterprising and progressive citizens
of Mcdford for tho past five years,
doing much for the upbuilding of the
city. Ho built numerous bungalows
and tho four story Mcdford Ware
house. Ho founded what is now tho
Medford Fruit Co,, and Intorcntcd
much outsldo capital In the city. His
Interests bore will be looked after
by Archlo Ashe, his fnthcr-In-lnw,
who will nrlrvo early In January to
mako his homo in this city.
Bakery goods nt Do Voo's.
Attorney A. 12. Itcamos returned
Tuesday from Portland.
All fura at cost nt llnrtlott's, 318
E. Mnln.
Portor J. Xoff loft Monday to at
tend tho stato Irrigation mcetlug at
Portland.
You can got most any old thing nt
Do Voo's most any old time.
In vlow of tho fact that tho woman
who ban been soliciting alms for an
an alleged orphans home at- Grants
Pnss hns not yet presented satisfac
tory ovldenco that she is doing tho
work lu good faith or that thcro Is
such an Institution nt Grants Pass,
Chief Hlttson requests people whom
sho moy approach, should sho con
tlnuo to solicit, to oxerclso caution
about making contributions until it
shall bo knolvn whether or not her
claim Is legitimate.
Do Voo sells postago stamps.
.loo Wilson, of Talent, nnd II. C.
Garnet, of this city, woro nsked to
explain to tho police court this morn
ing how tho collision occurred 011
Main street n few evonlngs ngo, in
which tho two machines woro smash
ed considerably, so the blamo ma,
bo placed whoro It belong. Judgi
Crows nnd tho Alco Tuxi Co. driver
woro also required to explain tho
dotnlls of their nccldcnt. Iloudlnot
Connor nnd O. V. Myers will appear
some time this afternoon' nnd tell
their tnlo of woo. This Is tho Initial
roundup by tho police department in
Its final purpose to protect human
IITo on tho streets or this city by en
forcing tho highway laws.
Kor watch worn tnnt satisfies,
Johnson tho Jowclcr. 220
A frco lecturo will be given nt the
Star theater at 0:15 Bharp, Wednes
day morning, Illustrated by 90 slides
on Switzerland, Its government and
military system, by Professor Fred
erick llerchtold of tho O. A. C, ns n
part of tho extension department's
work of thnt institution. This Il
lustrated lecturo Is free to tho pub
lic mid especially to tho toacbors now
In tho city. It will bo found replete
with Instruction 011 tho subjects
treated.
Wanted, 200 laying bens nt once,
VVIllto Leghorns nix) Ithodo Island
Hods; wrlto what you bavo and how
many. Wrlto mo nt Jacksonville.
Anton Zorte. 237
Ilnrold G. Grant, of I'matlUa coun
ty, this slate. Is enjoying a prolong
ed visit in his valley among frleudH
and former neighbors. Mr. Grant Is
partial to tho Itoguo river valley iih
n place of residence, having lived
here unnm years ago. and, ho re
marks, "I have imvor gotten over It."
It moy bo that he will arrange to
exchange some of his Umatilla wheat
laud for 11 suitable acreage of itoguo
river valley soil and conclude to
mako his homo hero.
Buy Medford-mado candy nt tho
Shasta.
All the people of Medford and
vicinity who have ever been students
at the Oregon Agricultural college
will bavo a get-together Jollification
and reunion tonight. Tho nffalr will
take place at tho Medford hotel at 9
o'clock this evening, and it Is expect
ed thnt the meeting will be largely
attended as there are ninny students
and ex students In the near vlclult).
Com with the holiday smile mid a
heart overflowing with O. A. C.
splilt.
Son Dave Wood sunit that firs In
uranco policy. Office Usll Tribune
Qldg.
The Schoolmaster' dub of Jackson
county will entertain tho men teach
ers lu ntteudaui'u at the Oregon State
Teachers' contention with a hNiniuot
t St. .Murk's ball tonight, at which
there will be a geiitmtl twist of reas
on aud flow uf soul. Good music Is
proiuhHtd unit It gqes without further
remark that there will bo ninny ex
cellent speeches.
Sweet apple ulder at )e Voo's.
At s mh'i'IwI rmuuiuulcutlon htdd
In Muuic hall Alottdu) evenlus, Lie
ci.ber 2T, Past Deputy Grand Mas
ter f New MeHo. Walter P. Ohle
suiu, aitlnV an grand must or. assist
ed b John It ItoUion. acting as
graud msibhul. Installed Otto H.
Konts. W II . who In turn Installed
the follow ill officers of Mud ford
Lottie No loj. A. K g- a, v.: j, ,
Woodford. 8. ; B. J. KouU, J.
W: Frank J. New am h. l: Kd-
wsrd W. Wine. J. I).; W. I? Tar
bel. S 8 : Mehiu lUtukbr. J t) :
A. N. llUdebrsud, secretary; J A
Perry, treasurer; Thomas Moffat,
marshal.
Carpentering ami mop work, all
hinds. C. U. Colling, II N. UartlelL
sis
Dr. Pickle leporu W. I. Vawtor ap.
pireotly gaining a little, having pus.
l a restful iijjrit ad as feeliaf
mere oooerfvl tttjajr.
HOVVD YOU LIKE TO BE A "TOMMY?"
v ' fr TjsV "X MJL&'JVeo.y ttt TWglK?T
Thin )lioliigniili, iii.uli' at the 110 nt, ''tuns HntMi Mildier enjoying n
slinve. Knjoving h right, lor niter n oticing his huuIui face jou'll see the
limber is a pretty girl.
Assistant Superintendent Lull of Joe Hiilsam's team ran nwny from
tlio Southern Pnciric submitted plans' him today on tho Pacific hlghway
for the proposed subway crossing of botween this city nnd Phoenix nnd
tho Pacific highway at tho Hillings' ' sueceoded In ditching tho wagon by
hill, which were approved by the tho roadside lu tlmo to miss an uu
county court and State Highway Kn-. tomoblle that mo tho horses soon
glnpor Cnntlne Monday, Tho cost after they had broken away from tho
will npproxlmato $8000. Tho plans 1 vohlclo. .loo as not hurt, but ho
hiow have to bo' approved by tho I ays lio'll lmvo-to ralso nn extra aero
chief offlclnlH of tho Southern Pa-1 or potatoes to.'pay for tho breakage,
clflc at San Krnuclsco. WJ1011 this Madtim Davonpojt, renowned pnlm
approvnl has been reeelvod, construe- 1st and clnlrvoyant, Colonial apts.
tlon can bogln or this hectlon or tho 238
highway, probably in tho spring. 1 Pierco tho Klorlst, Phono 374.
Seo tho mechanical doll In Halo's' Tll 8tar theater made a special
Piano store window between 2 and ." I ru" ,,f lllolr I'ture, "Tho Blindness
o'clock this afternoon. of Virtue.'' for. tho ministers of tho
A fow fine lired Jersev eows for 1 (U' tlllH morning. Thoso who nt-
sulo by G. K. Hillings, Ashlnud, Ore
gon. Also Shetland nmiloa.
Drs. A. It. and Louisa Hodges, chi
ropractic physicians, Stowart build
ing, 235 Past Main St.
V. A. Chapman, tho Sunn) side coal
man, has practically recovered from
Ills recuut sovero attack of Itimbsjio
aud Is again pirouetting about quite
nimbly.
Good dry wood $1.60 tier on the
ground. Call W. W. Krosto, 379-lt.
tof
"Town politic" has begun to ef
fervesce 11 little 011 tko street cor
ners, but nothing tangible has so far
dovolopod In the way of an Interest
ing cnmpnlgu.
All kinds of rhurolsUv, It) rents
per po'tnd at Ue Voe's.
C. J. Cote. of Pendleton thin
stale. Is a buslueso vihKor i this
city this week, having loir.-. tho
county soutownat tm "nr.glih not-
wlthstaudliiK' the weather blusters.
Gates sella Knrd cars, $100 down
and tii a month. gig
fierce the Florist for flowers.
Phone 3 7 1.
Columbia records at Painters.
Leo Mauuy. s prospector lit the
several northern CallfornU districts.
Is a visitor lu Medford today aud
will remain loug enough to examine
soiuo properties In the Applegate re
gion. Get your milk, errant, butter, eggs
and buttermilk at De Voe's.
A number ot mining men have ben
Inuring about Southern Oregon dur
ing the past few davs considerably,
all apiNireutly Interested lu some
nosterlous dmelopnient in this sec
tion of the state. Whether It be that
of railroads to the various mining
districts hereabouts remains to bs
developed.
Pierce the Florist Phone 371.
Insuro your auto in the Alliance
against theft, fire. C. V. TaugwQld.
Mr. litisUi. of the rirut of Htmth
& Herman. Grants Pass, is lu ho
rlt) today. Mr. Heath m the peo
ple or Orants INiss as Just as "murk
lu the air about the ugar factory
location" as are the people of any
other part of the valley. He also
sas that resorts ot banquets aud
other "noises" dowu that wy cele
brating the deelslou lu locate the
factory at Grants Pass are all buncombe-
False reports, he avers, have
been sent to Portland newspaper-)
about those things probably In the
interest ot ."soyie loral ambition" to
dispose ot res, I estate la alleged fav
ored Isvatle.
I'fcawf t rtoHat tor !)&.
ihs I? U '
taiuled wore W. I ShleldB. II. B.
Tucker. J. C. HoUlns, J. Powers, and
Itev. Hutchinson of Jncksonvlllo.
They said tho picture wns n splendid
lesson mid should bo soon by every
father, mother mid daughter. Tho
picture will bo shown for the last
time tonight.
II. Hanson, of Ashland. M in Med
ford today, looking for liny.
Ilelman Griggs, of Tacoiuu, Wash
ington, Is a valley vUitor toda aud
tomorrow.
Hot 1. 1 male at Slinnta
LEW
CHARGE
OF STATE HIGHWAYS
(MINE A DEPUTY
8ALKM. Or., Dec. 2&.--TI10 Oro
ou supreme court today hold that
State BugiuiiT John II. Luwls was
Slate hlghv.av ougluuor under the
consolidation mutisure pusseu by the
last legislature, and It brings to an
end the mouths old controversy us to
whether he or his chief deputy, K. 1.
Oantlne. wan entitled to have charge
of the highway work In the stato.
The law p.iHsed by the last legisla
ture consolidated the office ot stato
highway engineer with that of tho
stale engineer. It provided that the
governor nhnuld appoint tho chief
deput In tlif engineer's offlco aud
that this deputy should bo versed in
highway engineering. When the of
fices were ousoldated Governor
James With w emtio appointed Can
tlue. who i highway cnglncor up
to the time bis office wur abolished,
as chief deputy. After his appoint
meat, Cautine mantalucd that al
though be .i, n doputy In tho engi
neers' office the new law left him
in full eonnol of highway work. He
was sustained in this contention by
Governor Wttkyeombo who refused
in recognU I.gwls as In churgo of
htgha woik.
SALOP
L
ACROSSFROMFABLED
HOY
MOUNTAN
nt the time of h's death chnlrmun
of tho school board of district 10.
Mr. Graham has for many years
boon a traveling Hulostnan for a shoo
houpo. Protracted illness had, how
ever, Incapacitated him from work of
any kind.
Burlul will take place In the Odd
I Fellows' cometory. Kunornl arrange
incuts have not yet beou announced.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S. -Across
tho peninsula from the allies' forti
fied Balkan port at Sulonlkl Ilea
fabled Mount Athos, today a Holy
Mount to the Christians, tho domi
nant physical feature of the Chalcid
Inn reglou; and here, whore the an
cient gods are nodding down upon
the mushroom growth of a wonderful
military camp In tho old port city, Is
situated a saintly monastic communi
ty, peaceful, reflective, n rollgious re
public through tho Dark Ages of tho
Balkans," begins n bulletin Just is
sued by tho National Geographic So
ciety, which teltn ot the Christian
stronghold 011 Mount Athos that per
sisted in thriving for years within
tho boundaries of tho Ottoman Em
pire. "Legend makes the rugged moun
tain holy In tho oyes of nil Neor
Knstcm Christians, and, moreover,
tho same legend hns to do with some
ot tho present day discomforts ot life
there high above tho blue Aegean
It is rocorded that the Blessed Virgin
rescued tho son of tho Emperor Thco
odoslus from shipwreck, nnd brought
him safely through tho violent seas
to the mountain foot. As they touch
ed tho shdre, tho sacred companion
of tho prince commanded, 'Lot no
other woman's foot tread this soil
after juc.' And m it comes, that no
femalo beings nro allowed upon Hie
Holy Mount.
"Tho strict exclusion of all femalo
creatures from tho Mount, however,
has certain disadvantages. Thus, no
fresh eggs may bo had on Mount
Athos, and no milk, for the cow nnd
tho hen, iindor tho ban of tho legend,
are kept from Its arcs. It Is a place
of masculine Independence and su
premacy; n loud 'whoro nil fowls aro
cocks', all sheep rams; all cats Toms;
all housemaids men, nnd most men
monks.
"The ascent or the Holy Mount, to
its realm of religious and masculine
seclusion, Is n tollsomo one. Above
tho monasteries and tho hermit cells,
tho culminating, colloidal, conical
..,.!. ,!. , 1 .. , , . ..I
i iii in uiu niuuiii uruiiKB 11HO UIU
clouds. This peak Is t,o majestic that
It Is said to, throw Us ovonlng shad
ow across distant Lemnos, Knryes,
a city of quaint domes F-t In groves
of hazel, is the capital of the commu
nity, nnd, lu Turkish times before
the war of 1912. It waspractlcally the
capital of a monastic republic."
Alec Milton Uolcher, agod 15
oars, 11 months nnd 0110 day, died
December 27 at his homo In Cen
tral Poiiil from Bright's disease. De
ceased leaves a mother, Mrs. I).
Bolcher. a brother, Thomas B. Holch
or, and four sisters. The latter aro
Mrs. Kllon C. Morgan, of Trail creek,
Mrs. Mary M. MaBtcrson, of Baker
county, Mrs. Anne E. Stephonson,
ot Mt.. Mitchell, this state, and Mrs.
Edith E. Iloberts, ot Duftir, Orogou.
Funeral sorvlcos wero hold nt
the family residence early this morn
ing. Burial will occur during the day
at Trail creek cemetery.
The funeral services of tho late
Thomas K. Buddy, who passud away
December 24, wero held at 0:30 a.
m. Sunday In tho Catholic church,
Bew Father Powers officiating. Bur
Inl, was had in the Jacksonville cemetery.
BRITISH FACE CRISIS:
. GEORGE READY TO QUIT
LONDON, Dec. 28- -Tho Dally Mttll
understands that David Lloyd-Gcorgo
threatens to resign from the cabinet
unless Premier Asqitlth strictly ad
heres to his pledge to npply compul
sion to uninbrrbjil."slnckcr" if they
fall to present themselves for attesta
tion under Lord Dorbyta recruitment
qchoiut
3IUO.
(ff'
LqNDON. Dec, 2S.Thftt tho pro
ceedings of tho British cabinet have
uel'fljdcFn: qlnssmooihb'fi seen lit
tho fact-Unit atter'a iw'o' hours' slt
tlngycstorday (Monday), tho council
wns obliged .to adjourn until today,
no decision on conscription having
been reached aud the discussion hav
ing revealed great differences of
opinion.
Tho Times' parllnmontnry corres
pondents nsacri'thnt tho position is
undeniably deWc.ito and mny becomo
critical today unless handled with
firmness anil decision.
Tho Dally Mail announccs'thatAn
drew Bonnr-Law, secretary for tho
colonies and Lord Kitchener, thp war
minister, hove not yrt niado tholr po
sltlon'clear, whllo A. J. BnUour, first
lord of tho admiralty, rosolutoly op
poses compulsion In which lie Is sup
ported by a majority of tlio ministers.
But David Lloyd-Goorgc, the marquis
of Lansdownc, Earl Curzon, Sir Fred
crick Smith, J. Austin Chamberlain,
Waltor Hugh Long and the carl of
Selborno advocate Immediate compul
Tho last week Oregon has onjoyed
everything from North Dakota to
California weather.
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.le M. Bclclicr
Died At his homo near Central
Point, Monday, Docombor 27, 15)13,
Alex M. Belcher, ago -15 oars, of
BrlghtH disease. Ho lived all his llfo
In and 11 oar Central Point, nnd was
woll known. He was n farmer. Tho
funeral sorvlcos will bo hold from the
family homo this morning. Interment
in Trail creole cemetery.
Charles Edwin Graham passed
away ut his home, 222 South Holly
street, nt G o'clock Tuesday morning,
from valvular heart trouble and
dropsy, aged is yours, three months
and 10 da.s.
Deceased was n member of the
Blue Lodge, A. F. & A. M . Albany
New York, and a Knights Templar.
A wife, .Mr.. Blanche Graham, sur
vives him. Also a son, who Is In
terned in Loudon, England, having
been captured with a number of Gor
man studunts with whom ho was
about to attoud bchool In German)
Deceased came to Mcdford about
IS months ago for his health. He
acquired a little ranch on Siskiyou,
Heights, but has been too 111 for
months to take caro ot it He was
Btti 1 1 on citr f TrA !.( raatr. .
I'rut J. 1 hf rr uukrt ulli ttut b H troler
prliwr of t'i 8rw at F J. ltHurjr A Co., il
1st UittiMa In ttw Cllr et T0IM0 Countr ixt
Mt irvrtMM "lid lnl 11U Ciai lll rJ
tit mm if ONK III'MHIKIi IHUJ.AKJt In
rtcb 4 t'MT ft it ('(tr! that iiimI 1m
iutJ If ttht ut ut Hill' I'alarrk Cm.
I'llANK J. CI1KNRV.
Swnra I Ufdf m aaml iBbTHwJ ! mr
trrt, ttsla Otti day uf HwviaWr. A. p.. litH.
SI. A. W. flMUSON'.
NwUtr 1'uWlt.
Haifa Catarrk Cur It taVm lalrrnallr aiel
tit MfMil.r um is IiKh1 l MHasaai
fi (ft U attapi. tf fw tMTlB)Mlll,
Uu.
V. J. CI1KN8Y A CO, TnWik, O.
Holt W aU IVriMUH. TV.
Taka llill'a I'amllx VW tor cwatlpatUo.
On all sides you get that
palate -tickling odor that
comes from good baking
due to the goodness and
strength of
erit Vanilla
A 25c bottle of this favorite flavoring extract not only
goes further but costs lesa than any other good vanilla.
Merit Vanilla is Used by the Drop
Not by the Spoonful.
M
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Write utonce for our new free cntaloc in which nrc
1.1-1 . J . .. ,Uk lM Mrl l.ef ?.V(.I ..sl,t..
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brnnds ot liquors. You will nnd this method
of buying by mail from-wholesalcr-to-con-
sumcr most economical and satisfactory. Mk
All orders yvill bn filled in exact conformity with tho Wg
new law. now i
lion is tst foith
minrsntee our sood
cannot a ivcrtuo alter lanuaiy 1st. tlierctore will
be unable to communicate with you unlets you
eM
) lined in exact conlormitywith too aM
' this law affects you in its nppllra. Xfjjna
;h conciaely in our catalog. Wc p(yu
joodi and n prompt sorvice. Wo fe&2
: your name on
our mailijsd list bsow
Write for our nrfcot on OLD TAYLOR, yellow Isbel, bottled in
will bo curpriieu. x
bond. You
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CALIFORNIA GRANT
POItTLAND. Or. lc tS. JudRo
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Happy
New Year
('an lit' spi-Mi with frit'iids or ivlntivcs at
a small cost, for traveling exinMises if you
take advantatje of the .Holiday link's.
Low Round Trip Tickets
nre on sale hetween all Southern
Pacific stations in Oregon on
Fri., Dec :U, and Sat., .Ian. I
Return limit of Jan. -Jtlj.
Special loop Train via tho Southern Pa
cific Klectric line will run Portland to IUc
.Minnville and return on tjit jovq .(jiAps.
Ask our agent lr further piirlWlars.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
J. M. SCOTT
Genornl Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, ORE.
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