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POULTRY
SHOW
IS
Tlic Southern Orrtfoti I'oiiltrv an.
cocinfcion'i regular monthly Imimhp"
oetiK ' Hntiin1nv afternoon wan
ut rv well attended nu neeouut of
tfi hv MituHtiuu on the fnnms Nt
U.- pertud in the season. The addi
tion t n junior department wa di
paftm'4 with enthusiasm over its
irnu-c of bcintr ono of the most in
teri"ttitif nnil helpful features of the
work "f the AHBoeiation thin yimr. It
is interesting a number of the bright
out ami moat oncrgetic Htndunts in the
loeal schools who have begun to loani
to be poultorers this year. They nrc
handling only high-i'lnsa eggs, which
Secretary Peebles is securing for
thew, and there h a degreo of rivalry
nwiong them in tlio offort to produce
the very best rosults.
The secretary reported that the
Work of securing membership in tho
State Poultry association m order to
Rive us strength numerically when it
cotuus to voting for the place at which
the statu show shall be held this com
ing autumn is progressing satisfac
torily, although he would like to ro
jAirt a larger additional number bv the
date of the next monthly meeting.
A vote of tlinnks was extended to
the management of the Page theater
for fn'oring the association with a
free exhibition of its poultry moving
picture.
Steve Smith visited his fathor, Wil
liam Smith, of Medford and sister,
Mrs. Abbott, of Snmtt Valley this
vcek.
.Miss .Mia Hannah spent several
days with Tier brother, Jasper Han
nah, ai d family.
Jasper Hannah and family wore
Ueagle visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank .Miller were
visiting relatives here Friday and
Saturday.
The llarnish teams wero dragging
the road on the east sido of the river
Friday.
Mr. and .Mrtt. Dave Pence and Mr.
and .Mi. Kd Houston wero valley vis
itors a few day ago.
Frank Houston roturncd to Central
Point Wednesday after a few days
spent with home folks.
Anionic the valley visitors this week
were Mr. and Mm. W. Houston, Mrs.
M. Muddlehiisher, K. K. Ash, Clarence
Middlobushtr, Kd and Miss Ida Cusli
man. At the recent telephone meeting of
Trail line No. 1(1 it was decided to
rebuild the line from Table Hock to
Gout rn I Point. Kach shareholder is
to put up eight posts and polos.
Over a hundred hoad of Rowers'
enttlo pasned enroute to tho valley
Thursday. Howors, Jr., II. Carlton
and two other holpers wore driving
tfiem.
V. HntlMtn took some fine bacon
to Knlc Point it few day ago.
Vema Matthews and wife and AI
in Coiiovr and family have been
visiting relatives near the ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Matthews were
the gneMa of tlihe Uradslmw family
last week.
J ml Kdsall and J. Forester wero
seen at the dance Monday evening nt
Iilldreth'8 hall.
V. S. Morris was taken out to Dr.
Solloy'a Sunday evening on tho motor
oar. It Is hoped he will Improve
wlUiont an operation.
Several started work on the (Mi
hatehory thU weok.
Mrs. Sleler went to Mod ford Tues
day, retnralag Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. .Morgan woro in Med
ford the rtrnt of the weok, returning
Thursday.
0. 1'hares, who aa boen vlalting
Mr. nad Mr. Hay Seator returned
(o hli home In Aberdeen, Wafclt.,
TuMwIay.
Oewln Clasplll started YVedaa'clay
tiftcrneea for f'rllcan my. Hod Bak
er and Ctrl Jackbog loft Thunday for
I'dinn Ilj.
Ilay Parker U In the valley attend
ing to HM bUtlBOIS this VMk.
Mm O II Morris left for Medford
Thursday. 8hc experts to return Bat
urdaj. lira. Myrile Watson entortajacd
51IC3 Nits. Boars, C DranchU, Allco
t'mith, lio;rlP Sraoloy Wednesday
ovoulog at cards'
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Special ooi."tuolca:ioa Taej.
dt eveoloe Ai.nl ib. for tba1
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purjitiio or mectlOB rau .
SJIHt, fir oil ISsUgr of iraoa, oa
ORGANIZED
,, ALONG ROGUE RIVER
HUlltrflUSbTOLliu
iiw orneui ftiit o -me vs
W 5T rorrfioil lo1ttt to ht pr w
ASHLAND
muniY
A r'pnt nrlirli- m In- Portland
Journal w rtiwdmirlv rnmplimtnl
arv to fh Ahlnnd irhm. What
adrtVd to In inlerpwt of the hind
words was th? fart that lhy wet
embraced in a fading editorial mark
ed by the atrftighforwtrit ami
and siiiferitv of f.xiwrwmlnH. The
modern coarsen of ineirHPtktM wers
dwelt upon by way of favorable ewti
imrison with former methods. The
Journal aptly "dates that the new
arrangement in the added work in
vocational studio does not haply
that these features will detract from
the culture studies, as some persons
unwisely imagine, and closes by say
ing that "We expect to read of a
fine spirit and splendid vivueity of
ambijion in the Ashland schools.
The city superintendent must bo a
mini of idoas nnd wisdom."
Dates of the exhibition of master-
piccos of art at the Armory have
hcon ohnnged to Wcdnosdny nnd
Thursday evenings, April fi and 0, on
ncnount of the Ashland band concert
nt the siumo building on April 7. Tho
bnnd concert will bo by 24 piecos and
will incorporate dancing features.
The art exhibit is for tho benefit of
tho public schools.
h. II. Nutting of New York city,
general eastern passenger agent, and
J. II. It. Parsons, general passenger
agent at New Orleans, both officials
of the S. P. system, were here Satur
day, accompanied by Oenornl Passen
ger .Agent boolt, on their way to
northern terminals, inspecting rail
way methods in voguo throughout
const territory and mingling business
with pleasure.
Mrs. May Jacobs died at the home
of her son-in-law, Kugcne Wnlrnd, on
Sunday morning, aged 8 1 years. She
was a widow, a native of Clmutaiiiua
county, New York, and has resided
in Asliland nnd other portions of
Jiickson county since about 18(13.
She had been an invalid for several
years. Resides her daughter, Mrs.
Wnlrnd, sho loaves u son, Francis
Smith, of San Francisco. Funeral
services will be held on Tuesday af
ternoon nt 2 o'clock, conducted by
Itev. II. A. Cn nudum and Itcv. A. It.
Hlackstoiio. Burial will be in Ash
land cemetery.
'Frank Hlcvins has joined the force
of workmen nt the logging and mill
ing camp of Chrihtenson Pros, on
Neil Creek, nenr AyerV Spur.
Under hu ideal April day, likened
unto ono in June, over ItUO automo
biles and .'10(10 people congregated in
I.ithin park on Sunday afternoon. At
.'I o'clock a landscape view of the
crowd and their surroundings wits
taken by Chestor Stevenson of the
Studio Ashland. Tho several spring
pavilions wero worked overtime in
(iionchiug the thirst of the multitude.
The parks nnd drives arc beginning
to take on the airs which much pains
taking effort in an artificial way sup.
plouicntod by natural ot toots are ac
complishing. At installation exercises of Ash
land Iodge, No. IUI, H. P. 0. K., on
Saturday evening, the following were
inducted into their robpeetivo sta
tions for the ensuing yeur: George
Owon, oxaltod rulor; George T. Wat
son, lending knight; Charles Hast,
loyal knight, and Cassias L. Miller,
lecturing knight. The trio of knights
are all in the "esteemed" classifica
tion. Tho secretary is J. Kdward
Thornton ; treasurer, Pierre Provost;
tyler, Toddy Provost. Tho trustees
are Amos Nininger, W. K. Newcombe
and I). Porozri. Dan Applcgate, past
exalted ruler, is delegate to tho grand
lodge whieh meets in Ilaltiuwro with
Marsh Wagner as alternate. The of
ficial appointive list includes C. P.
Wolf, es(piire; Gus Hedberg, inner
guard; Itev. P. Iv. Hammond, chap
lain, and J. S. McMurray, organist.
Tho present inombondiip is f75. The
loilgo was instituted March Id, l()0.r,
and of its original fifty-two charter
members, several are scattered far
and wide, New York City, tho Philip
pine and various portions of South
America being roproMintod in the ab
sent list. A total of 8!t:t have bean
taken into the lodge since its organ
ition, of which number .'M have
died.
The Fruit & Produce association
held a meeting at the Commercial
club room Saturday afternoon, at
tended by grower generally. It was
voted to aflihate with th govern
ment elling agency recently organic
ed. Thin amalgamation carries with
H veting: pnviJges ta lieaujf of the
iiKKoeiatmn for $100, the fee U he $.")
without such privilege. The matter
of t-tundard pack for all products
was discussed, and in order to effeet
such a deired result it ran agreed
Clears Away Pimples
Tbrre it rs tfcwif that vWloo fa ill
(0 i tor aear uil pnaolr, lUrk Uad
otd ting eruptioc rvd ttac out tbo
taio tnfi, tlmr nd brultbr
hot cruriut rua mdt jou TTltD xao.
&'() ttrUy orfaaa sit iRlo 3it
wfe Aj-m. ttwcsM, it b. DicsDlM.
nul, l&v-ls Lradt to coot rates i
"r to Mtam Froqucnti; anr Ols-
haaat Acmobku oneroiybT i(orsr on-
aU, wopt "..ofj. Zam ure. rtiua.
nu co ra od tv&ait Icrcarool
Jrup irt
vwifml; mfff tor xtvfct, wt;iiu I
Mint tin- pni'dinr -de'iild he done nt
-ime rmtral tntiofl. Pfoferr f.
( Retmer, dim-to of Ih ite et-
periment ntltn nl Tntofti, nnVlretMed
the valhvrlilff aWmg rnrWma rhwa, m
peeiallr fert)Hem nu Hwed In the
rnltlvntiwN iff nlfnlfn, NfentkMinf swt
phnr mi Mtiil (, nnd Whf
that 1 M.rXM) Imh of H wa MTnllnMe
in the IHwe lljr mrwinf dialrtel. He
also nrged the growing of flndan
gms.
F. II. Prna, eonrleted in .larkawi
ronnty for mawdaHgMer in 1UI.1, and
scntcneed indetenwinately, has heeH
jmnltmed by the oronior under eon
ditiona which look like juuidHg from
the frying jmn into the fire, itiamnuch
as Iturns is marked for deportation
to Hnglnud at once, where he will cu
ter tho army, exchanging a Salem cell
for Anglo-French trenches.
Mr. and Mm. Otto Winter wero
thoroughly and most agreeably sur
prised Inst Friday evening nt their
residence on the Houlevnrd, the par
ticular date marking the epoch of
their 'Jfith wedding anniversary. La
dies of the Wednesday Afternoon
club mnnaged the delightful socinl
nffnir, their husbands hnvingbcoti in
vited to nttend in order to make a
quorum. Over forty were present, in
eluding rolntives and friends, consti
tuting ouo big happy family, and the
time was devoted to such a pleasant
reunion as the silver anniversary jus
tified. Very appropriately tho deco
rations were mainly in silver, many
souvenirs having been presented by
relatives and tho club membership.
"The bride" Is u nntivo daughter of
Asliland, "tho groom" claiming Wis
consin as bis birthplace. They wero
married March 111, 1801, in this city,
by Rev. F. G. Strange, n former
Presbyterian pastor, and it was emi
nently fitting that Dr. Cnruulinn, the
present pastor, was present to add
felicitous words of congratulation on
view of the passing of the (iiartcr
century nunivcrHiiry. Mr. and Mrs.
Winter nro the parents of four chil
dren, two daughters and two sons.
Margaret is the wife of Howard
Hrown of Gletidale, Cal. Hortense is
attending nu art school in Sail Fran
cisco. Paul and Francis are nt
home. The unniversary observance
was also Paul's birthday, who hov
ers around tho nge of "sweet six
teen." Mr. Winter has been one of
Ashland's lending business men for
twenty-six yenrs.
Thero will bo u meeting of furmem
nnd orchnrdists at Hellevicw school
house Tuesday evening, Anril !, to
discuss fruit raising and marketing,
also irrigation mutters.
A Gront Northern private car went
south on No, 15 Saturday. It must
have been occupied by leading offic
ials, inasmuch us the car which was
otherwise nnmoloss, was boldly letter
ed and numbered "Al."
Willis Itailuy, well-known Ashland
studont, now attending tho O. A. C.
at Corvallis, came near being elected
oditor of the Oregon Countryman, an
agricultural wper published month
ly by students of that institution.
The choice went to Norval Canue, of
Chicago, by a very narrow margin.
.Miss I.cona l.arrabcc, for years
connected with tho Portland schools
nnd at present head of the latin de
partment of Lincoln high school in
that city, is mentioned as candidate
for superintendent of schools of Mult -iiomuh
county. She is u graduate of
Iowa college at Griiiucll, and is well
known to a number of former Hawk
eye residents now living here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepherd re
turned home the last of the week
from their winter's vacation tour
throughout the south, mainly in Flor
ida this season, with a side trip to
Cuba bv way of added diversion.
Local sportsmen aic hoping that
some of the l.'l.'i.OOO trout from the
INSIST ON HOME PRODUCTS
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY- KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
VggQGOOD BREAP f y
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The best ground and sifted cereal food evi-r offered for a
man or woman's apjietite-entcrtaiiiiiient
Rogue Spray Flour
MEDFORD ROLLER MILLS
K. O. Nordwick, Prop. Phono 607
Patronizo tho institution
Payroll in
The Medford
The 3cst Equipiica oTj Plant in Oregon outside, of
"Pftrtlnnrl
to Plant
PiUtiAIH..
i-"rt hafrhrrv, fr. rntl placed m
I northern Cnhffni renin, mn
frH their v Mo thr Oreffnn
tTrlr. Th fhh lihernfed were
W,am rfttfihcrW nd lfl.fWf Mstem
ht nod npetoa.
fteeent WelU Panto shipment
her Mimetrtetr formed n
II iMfMMrl. Ten Columbia
hlnehtnU deer, muting from yearling
to Ten years oM, were in the eol
lection, some going to government
xoologienl purit at Washington, D, C,
nnd other to a private deer park nt
Independence, Mo. They were ship
ped by Herman Horning, a wild ani
mal dealer of OnmN Pas. In the
same vhiiHnHnt were two crate of
cal vim bound for Klamath county,
and four orate of hoga southbound
Pert Turner of the express force
said the calve were Clydesdale and
the hog of the "White Messenger"
breed.
The Ashland mine bids fair to come
into its own through reorganization
and resumption of activities of n
property which at one time mndo it
the biggest dividend iwiyor in this
vicinity. A syndicate of Tesoo cap
italists, with hondquartcra at Ban
Antonio, have nlrendy purchased a
share of its equipment nnd negotia
tions nro pending looking townrda
their securing entire control. A. W.
Dartlett of that city figures in the
deal, and it is reported thai ex-Unit
cd Stntes Sonntor Hailey of Toxjih
is aNo connected with the cntorpruso.
The property is owned by 13. D.
Uriggs of this city, who also lias a
controlling interest in thu Shorty
Hope mine in tho same locality.
.Mrs. J. I,. Corbett, wifo of the
nwipjr of tho Cassadugu mine, re
turned home Inxt Friday from Port
laud and Wulln Walla, whero she hua
been visiting her daughters since last
November.
Krmny Hosley of Merrill is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mr. Charles
Hosley, living on it streot, called
hore by scrioua illncsn of his fathor.
VILLA ELUDES U. S. SOLDIERS
(Continued tiom pnRO ono)
Mexico Northwestern would be very
advantageous, it is no longer neces
sary. Snow storms in the Mexican moun
tains tire badly hampering the tele
graph wires running south of Jiiurcr..
General Guvira, commuiiding the
.Juarez garrison, today mndo public
u brief me.ssuge from GcncrnJ Gutier
rez nt Chiliuuliiia City, stating that
(lencrul Cavnzos at Guerrero hnd in-
J formed him Hint tin- Villistns nttnek
cd by the American troops nt Grer-
rero wero badly broken up, scattered
nnd completely demoralized, (lencrul
Cavazos added that Villa was wound
ed iji the knee. He gave no informa
tion regarding the bandit's where
abouts. Handon Plans under way to build
two ships horo.
WHY NOT 9
K C is pure. K C is health
ful. It really docs make
lighter, nicer biscuits, cakes
and pastry than the old
fashioned single acting
baking powders.
. And you pay only
No baking powder
that maintains tho Largest
Medford.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS VRYiKRE
INTKItUUUAX Al'TOlWK CO.
TIMK CAItll.
Lonvo Medford for Asliland, Talent
and Phoonlx dnlly, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. nu, 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 nnd 5:16
p. m. AImo on Saturday at 11:15 p.
in. Sundaya lonvo at 8:00 and 10:30
a. in. and 1:00. 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. in. Lonvo Ashland for Medford
dnlly, oxcopt Sunday, at 0:00 n. in.,
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Alio
on Saturday nlghti at 0:30 and
12:20. Sundays, loava Ashland at 0:00
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 0:30 and 10:30
p. in.
a fair price for it.
should sell for more.
USE THE PRODUCTS OF
Rogue River Valley
Cannery
The Beit Made
Help Home Industry.
Try Loganherry Juice and Sherbets
at the fountains and ice ere parlors.
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SUITS, COATS, DRESSES
COMPLETE CHANGE EACH
NIGHT
display shown with
program. ieguiar price
THE MAY CO.
Medford House Movers
Wc Move
IIOUSlvS, BARNS, GARAGES,
MACHINERY, Etc.
Phono 1HH-.M
atii 8. Newtown, 7JJ7 W. 1 Ith St.
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Dimiilyllr rirnaiKd.
140 SUNNY OUTSIDE ROOMS
Snil itory tlefl ami (ancrttt Daildlar.
n $1.00 A BAY ONE PERSON
hATES JIO A DAY TWO PERSONS
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Medford Fish & Poultry Co.
Don't Let the Grass
Grow Under Your Feet
lint come ami hch for ouriM)If the
quality ami aliio of thu mill work
that we aro offvrliiK We never rest
In ou refforta to alve you the beat
mill work at a price that will cow
Htte with that charged for ordinary
quklltlea. In justice to youreelf you
ahould ct-rtalhly eee our latent effort
in thU dln'ciion
MEDFORD SAvSH & DOOR GO.
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fou
rogue re.varaj
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