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iiuii.s H KrlFi.iil. t.t -iil . n 1 (jfJHff POST. LYRIC TENOR. f - ""1 of NMW.un 1nrir. on i nn fin .,i.,r idt '.' hr w i- ,i
. In. r game warden for inl !lrit 6T THf (,TAR THEATER ""'' "''''. Josephine cottnu. mining perforated by el k lit one:-, tbe ('ann
um. Just returned from sn official i ir. oimi nci n . wh m4 on to Ms olle club by two and the blind insll.
Imir nf the Klamath rnnntrv affeud . hnmeMena at PTOVOlt. H W WfflV- tUlton ny IWO.
MoioiiKiNM, or sail i-rnnciaro,
L of tlio Hotil.s-Wal) SJQ., at
City, and ownr qflLrgo
tlmbor holdings, a 1wTl as
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One of the chief events of the so
einl season lll be the Alumni tennis
null which will occur thin evening
at the armory. This affair promise
to be on Of the most cleyer dancing
parties ef tfte year. A large attend
ance la expected by those In charge.
The pepfHl music, alwaya a feature
of the Alnmnl parties, will he mneh
In offdenca thli evening. Dancing
will atari t '3A p. m. The natron.
esses for Die occasion will he Mr.
A. J. Vanae, Mrs. M. T.. Alferd and
Mr. K. VT. Thome.
Do Voe gltea trading ntampa with
everything except groceries.
0. 8. Illanchard or Clrsnts Pass,
vlalled Medford Saturday.
Dr. Mtoplieneon now practicing
again. 14G Mouth Holly. Phone 8G2-X.
t Mr, Fred Strieker and Mr. 0 I'.
Jester of Oraula I'as wore Medford
visitor Saturday.
Tlio McCurdy Insurance agency
now represents tlio Iowa Stnto Uvo
Stock Insurance company. Office
Medford National Hunk bid
W. J. llotchkl, of San Frnnclsro,
proaldont
CroHcont
redwood
owner of tho Sparta hulldltig In Med-
ford, was a Medford visitor Saturday
with A. If. Hill, ii lo of San Francisco.
Our chocoloton nro Medford mado.
The Hhantn. tf
An iinuaunl number of Medford
people enjoyed a vtnlt to I.HIiIh park,
Aahlitiid, yesterday, n well aa from
othor polnta In tho valley, tho Pa
cific highway being lined with oars
from early morning till late In the
evening. It wan one of the falreat
day for n yonr.
(Jot your milk, cream, huttor, egg
and buttermilk nt Do Voo'.
Martin J. Huddy offers an Individ'
ual Rllvar oup to the pnrsou with the
highest scoro In tho preaent contest
hntwnen the tennis ball tmiina of tho
M ml ford high kcIiooI. This oup goo
to the student who win It once.
There Ii no further coutott for It
permanent iioesonsloii.
Typewriter papers all Irinna, nt
Medford Printing Co.
Tho ModforU Commercial club will
hold ltd regulnr muuthly nieotlug on
Wednesday night.
. See Davo Wood about that flro In
nuranco polley. Office Mull Trlhuuo
IJIdB.
Mr. jiU AJra. Andrew Pedlny ar
rival In Med(ord HuiMlHy from. Port
land to tarry In ltogue rlvor valley
for a month. They were In t Ii tat city
during tbe anon of ralna and were
unable to tee much of tbe atirroiiud
I tig ceitntry and tho charming acenlc
tc)UIs In tbe ltogue river count r.
They are "lacldeMtHlly" Iwoklug for
a hw heme fctcatlou, Mra. Pedley be.
ltertng that u change of climate would
b helpful lo her. They came from
Michigan last year, locating In Port
UmmI. but tbe extreme humidity there
proved to be an 111 condition for Mra.
Pedley.
PcHttage tamiw at Dn Voe'.
Two Intoxicated paaaengera who left
Die No. 18 paeangr laat evening
were picked up by the night police
and ktopt In tbe cooler over night.
Bttgnl aed riHim, 4 1 1 South fir
St. 37
J. It. Woodford, Medford pol'M-
ler, and (ieo. T. C'ulllna, who went to
San Krant'laco ioidh day ago on bu
Ineu, returned thl morning. Mr.
Mfaedford ta that Ban FraucUco,
HHlIke expoaltlou rltlea after tbe cloae
ef a big expoaltlon, Is breeilly active
and apparently doing more buluea
than ever.
NVeaUoa Camera Shop for tirst-elaee
kodak finishing and koilak nupplles.'
Harry lvejoy, who vltlted Med
ford and viclulty !( winter U again
owJuylHg a tuur of the county. Mr.
oveJy comes front the northwest
corner of Washington, near the ltrll
(ah Columbia line, where be la I uter
es ted In vblngle mills and a boi fac
tory. kisik afternoon and evening at the
C. J. llann, of Waltheua. Kanaas.
av bote factory mau, Is In conference
with business men of this city Inter
et4 la tbe establishment of a box
factory here. Mr Haau accompan
ies' the party of business men ol
Medford who made a iiersonal Inspee
tiON of tbe protmsed route for the
Unfits extension toward tbe Blue
be!- mines Buiid.iy He Is very
fnvwably luipreMtl with the opeutng
hare for au ent-rprle of the kind
In which ho is personallv Interested
and It) believed that. iefore he re
turns to Katisss, h will have conclud
es to transport bl plant to thl city
Try a King Spltx etgr and en
WHrnga home industry tf
Te Medford poxtofficc will mnvc
Into its uew uUMrtcm lu ilu Icdeiul
building next Sunda)
IS off on Kodaks at VVeston''
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-i to btiMlne In thl elty ftaturdt
(!nmv Wlarden Walker, ho h lent
a keen eye on tbe local situation, nt.
tended a conference of the arler,K
and other official here. In cempanv
with Chief l)ricoll, at that time '
Condition In their field of work nre !
reiwrted to Im bettor than uaul at
this tine of the year.
The world' groatost companion.
Holmofl, Tho Insurance Man.
J. A. Perry, who owns a fine pear
orchard of 3." acre between thl citv j
and .lackRonvllle, I Installing a J
pumping plant on Orlfftu creek from
wnicn lie win oiitain a numcieiu
meaaurement of water for Irrigation
for soiiih week. That pear orchard
I one of the most promUIng In the
valley and I unuRtially loaded with
pear. Tho condition of the tree ts
excHllent throughout the entire orch.
ard. Mr. Perry will begin Irrigating
till week.
We are Rolling the high grade
Olympic Flour at a sacrifice bnoauae
we are overstocked. Kvory ack I
guarantor! to give satisfaction. I...
11. Drown.
Chief of Police Illtlson nnd K. C
ICIIiott, who have been doing n little
dovelopinnut work on a recent gold
dWovery they made, returned yes
terday evening, after an almence of
n weok. They aro wholly ploasod
with the result of their further explo
ration of the lodge and are planning
inoro extensive work lator on.
Sinoko a King Spite cigar. Sc.
Thoy aro homo-madn. tf
That tho Union Oil company Is on
terlng the Medford field in competi
tion with the Standard and Hhnol
companies, Is the reply by I.. W. Kol
soiii manager of tho local plant of tho
company. Mr. ICeUou goes to Med
ford to take charge of the plant there,
whloh I about completed and will be
ready for operation by May 1st. Ills
succeRor here was not state. Tho
Union Oil company has plants at
Portland, Corvalll and ICugeue, ami
tho new plant at Medford will be the
company' first invasion of southern
Oregon. Corvalll (inset to.
Sweet oldor at Do Voo'.
Wiidiienday night will be Medford
night at the MathU-Veaeey revival
limiting lining held lu Ashland.
"Meet mo at tho Shasta."
An excursion of business men Is
being planned to tho llluo Lodge
mines. It will ho made probably two
weeks from yesterday, or May M, al.
though a number of tho busliiHsa iiihu
who desire to make It are willing to
give It iIih date of one week from
next Tuusduy. which will be May U.
The Commercial club may decide on a
date at Its Minuting Wednesday night.
It la being arranged for ladles to go,
also. The road from Medford to Cop
per Is said to be In geod rendition for
automobile Copper I rive miles tbla
lde of tbe mine, but in the mining
district.
Olympic flour $1.40 a sack, fB.BO
a barrel. I.. II. Ilrown.
C J. Pry and Kdward Spencer,
mining men Interested extensively lu
the Blue I-edgti district, Mr. Spen
cer's claims being In tbe 8iuaw creek
division, returned this morning from
a visit to another pari of that terri
tory. They will leave tomorrow for
home.
CruwsoH's, of Ashland, extend a
cordial Invitation to (he people or
Medford and other valley point to
attend I his season's opening, Wed
naaday, Mny :trd. afternoon and even
ing. Music and entertainment at
fbttoa sella ford oars, $209 down
and 5 a month.
). led WatMOii. of Portland, Is a
business visitor In Medford toda.
I)e Voe buys beer bottle.
Mra. O T. West, of Aahland. who
visited with friends In this city yes
lorday, returned home laat evening
Music afternoon and evening at tho
Shasta.
Kd J llerrin, of Stockton. Cal . Is
enjoying a sojourn of a few day in
Medford nud vicinity
Your lawn ntowei marnlna sharp
ened at Mitchells. Phone H30-.I.
Neff Miller, of tirants Pass, visit
ed In Medford nrer Sunday.
Hatha 35c. Hotel Holland.
The ruts in the road to the reser.
voir, of which complaint was beard
Saturdav, were made by the recent
rains The road la not a paved high
way uud Is not likel) to be for some
time. It dovsu't require much of u
rain to muke ruts in that formation
J. O. Qerklng, tne bat all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Alwaya reliable. Negative made any
waer, time or place. Studle SIS
Main St Phone Ito-J.
W J liibxou. of lirants Puss v lu
ll. Hi over Sunday la this city.
Blj be milkakaktM at le Voe'.
The Kogue Itlvsr Cuual compaii)
will complete the Willow Dprlng ex-
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MCBSm 'VssFKiflsKvBIB
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IRISH REBELS CAPITULATE
(Continued from page one)
ha (i been occupleiTTbr several days
in tie rebels and even at this time
ulptr In houses' in the vicinity are
Mbooilng at Intervals.
x the correspondent approached
'he c iK'ie a pufty of more than 100
- i.mrcrt members or the Sinn Fein.; the president of the pruviMionnJ gi"
Ikwlles of slain rebels were being
carried sway in gram by soldiers,
many of them having been shot sev
eral times.
When the authorities gave orders
that the people were to ho allowed
to enter tbe streets today some of the
pour began looting.
PioflauiMilfiii l"t)iiml
In the debris was found i printed ,
proclamation iesnttl in Hie iiouie of
I ,, r , , i Ii . I ' ii I- In ' !('
the i.i-cuieii ., '-i.in!. but it i ll
!-umM (hev did. The euihorrtiea the
IwiflM t DiiWIn for fritiforetniehta,
which ere iHwilehert there ill armed
automobile. Over th rest f Me
eiHHitrr all w? quiet except at Rn-
ni'woThv and Wexfnnl.
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lir:t "m. in, hi WH- infill hi
ehuntie.J'rom -hJKJ he bad been
sniping for -W dJrl &fl "Wli'''.
held n (Mieilieni c,tfoa in rfie'sffUe
nf a Htenansmp rwrhy ' 7
The eneunllies up to the pic
nre unit! te boiverv numerwi"
ent
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Jlnnv of the priaoneM were captur-; thoiilfktlte.l'rpo luw nut -uilVi.-.l
p.l rcl-hnnded with weanbn. linn-'as WCvilr' mnrht nNe m-.-n in-
dredtpf otliers nre Wing iletnined on ' peete.il.
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The I.nc uperiitie leimr who np-pem-
mi the x I r 1 1 . i I m . i r v aiiilcille
hill ut the Star tln-nter tiunu'lit nnd
tomorrow niuht. Mr. I'o-t will iuur
a heleclnm Inwn the opera, "l.a
Touch," in Itnliiin. lie will iiImo eing
a Mipitliir Hong and the "Ulne Dnn
ulic" wnltr Himg ami n (lerman welee
tion. .Mr. l'ot will ing anything liv
reiiiet. Leave reqiiptrt at the box
office. The miiHie-loving jHiblie will
find reul treat nt the Star tonight
and toiiKitiow night. There will ho
two oilier firHl-elanH nets on the
Hiime lull, including Al V. I'ege in n
monologue that will take the house
by Htiiniu WnlleiK nnd Pcge will of
fer n Hinging net nf the very hel nml
uioxl up to date. Thi will lie Hie
liiir milled utt taction at the Htnr lo
night. STERLING BOY IS BEST
SPELLER IM APPLEGATE
lu tho spelling division for the
Applegate district held at Kuch Sat
urday afternoon, first place was won
gy Foster Wttsey of Steillng nnd ec
oud place by Lester Hill of Provolt.
These two will participate at the
county fair next lall for the cham
pionship of .lacksou county. Substi
tutes wore named aa follews: liathcr
Klelnhaiunicr of the Little Applegate
and Paul Uiugwnlt of Provolt.
School taking part lu tho contest
wine Little Applegate. Watkln. Heav
er creek, Ituch, Mleaaurl Flut. and
Provolt. An address on "Thrift" mih
dolUered by Superintendent 11)111 of
the Medford aeiiools. Heading were
given bj Mrs. Wilson.
n..r bed by wndcr escort toward
iMchinond Jail, where more than 700
re now held.
v.mv of tho men wore in green
uniform. One wore the uniform of
the irmli volunteers and others were
hi (Hllian clothe. Number of them
lucre wounded and suffering, but
most of thorn held up their head
defiantly.
The xoldlor escorting them were
men who had fought nil through the
ui'iislng and were more hittnr against
their rebellious fellow countrymen
than the troops brought over from
Kngland. This feeling seems to lie
shared by most of the population or
Dublin. V
Orcon N Deserted
St. Stophona (Jreon, whero the
rebels entrenchod theinRolvoa a soon
as the movement was begun Monday,
was almost deserted. Around Trinity
college and tho old Irish parliament
quiet reigns. The offlte of the train
ing corps qunrtered In the college
had done much to suppress the upris
ing. In places such as Mlddlu Abbey,
Abbey Mary and Henry street, only n
few girders and window frames or
seme houses remain. Along the east
side or Sauk vlllo street from Henry
street to O'Connell bridge, the build
ings are hattored beyond recognition.
The poetorteo Is merely a smoulder
ing frnmn work. Thi' atone Young
Men's Christian association building
eminent, the text of which follows
"The prmixinna! govermnenl lo the
ciur.eux oi jiuuiin: me iwiivwuoiiui
government of the Irhli ropnMiu ml
ute the eitixens of Dublin on the
momentous occasion of the prtwlamn
tion of ii oereign inilepeude'iit IHhIi
etute, now in course of being etah-
liHheil by Iriehmeii in arm. KeHib- j
licnn i'orcex now hold the line taken
up at 12 noon Ktwler JMonilny, and
nowhere, kpite the fierce nnd ul
most eontinuona nttneke of Rtitisli
Hoop have the lines been broken
through."
Tho Irish commanilniit, .1. II.
I'enrce, who is now h jirisoner, in u
Hfhoolmnxter. lie wns woumlcd by it
mIhiI in the leg. Itefore being captured
he took u most active part in tho up
rising and wiv looked to ns tlio Iiend
of the movuraent.
The iMihlnffk'e. which was in the!
hand, of the rebels most of the week, i
when retaken was found to hnve been I
liitdly tlnmngcil by fire and shot.
ItelK'U In County lleutli
l(cnnts from the priiisiimnl 1is
trietM show that the grcittcHl dlsturli
nnce outside Hie city occurred in
County I lentil, where armed rebels in
purties were ft ill lerroririiig the
eounlrysiile yestei'dny. lu other dis
tricts there Were disorders. At one
jdm-e north of Dublin u small detach
ment of the Iv'nvnl lli-li eoii-tiilnllnrv.
commumlcil bv nn niM'eor, was ,n-.
roumled In rebel', and di-.irmcd. It
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saiiiransimiin niisiismal Sltf
They take, their time
YOU' enn't makej good cignrs
in a hurry. The milkers of
the OWL don't try to "speed up".
Instead of hurrying: the process
of curing1, they, let Nature, take
har time to do it right. Eighteen
long months the leaf is curing
mellowing developing fluvor. ,jj
Then, the workmanship. ', It is
hand- workmanship throughout.
It is careful wbrkmenship. The
result is, tho OWL is .always a
specially good, satisfying smoke.
The Million
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I OBITUARY.
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SOKBNHONWllllam Sorennon,
Pioneer of southern Oregon, died
April Us, l 10. at his home near I'io
volt. Ho had been a readout of the
Applegate valley til years, and a It
iscn of tbe United States since 1 sr. .t.
He wa lorn In Hcitmurk AuKiist li.
x:U. emigrated lo California lu l':t
milling around CaM Horn lu 1V,
but settled temporarlU in Chile,
South merica, later bailing up the
count lie followed inlitlim until
Is.'iH, when he settled in the old mln-
Oawera Shop.
Byron T (urk of ('litcaso l en
joylug a sojourn In Mt-dtoul .tint
surrouudtng coinmuniulV Un tiit'
. Ue. btrebgeasaer jvH l" gt lt'o'
rioe's evory Wednesday.
.tension of Its sstem 6n Wedliesds
Water was turned into the canal and
the lateral to teat the latter on Sat
urday Kverythlug Ww all right
Tbt large canal will cover an Im
mense area of rich iisriculiural und
The new harmless dlscoverv, l.tt
tie Mt)d Nahlng Tsbti U iwlliiK
fRKt' 1. 9.' 11 ll : 5 HO tMbblllK it) Ut-ffS'lltl'i
'Moii aujtit wi"t'ilJ fur .lggauc
iij) 4bHpdj wtd tfaiiftfa' Usen
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
.Mtsll'uiil People should l.eaiu to He-
tect the pHiMH'li nf Milne)
)Uishm
The symptom. of Kidaev tionble
are inauy. Disordered klduo.vs often
excrete a thick. cloud. offensive
urine, full of sediment. Irregular r
passage or attended by a sensation of
scalding. Tbe back muy ache, hfud-
acbu and tliai) spells ms occur and
Hi Ytitlm Is often welgbied down )
a feeling of languor uud fatigue sv;
lect these warning and there i.- dan
ger. Debt. olten proven ratal
You can use no better u.lor ed
klduo remedy than Ikian lnliii
I'llU. HereV Medford invoi m i 1m tr
merit.
Mrs. C. S Webster. .'.u-J S Cr;iiK
St., Medford, sgys: ' Uheue.r I have
had oicgslou to lake a kUtue med
icine, 1 have found Daun's Kldncv
IMIls very beuoflotal for backache
and kidney trouble. ! Uo aUe them
to members of my famlh who are
vubject to kidney dixorders and know
ing of the great benefit tin-) have
hIvmu them, I conscientious!) reioui
mend them aa being a er reli.it. 1.
medicine for kldne dUorder "
1'rice M)e, at alt deul.rs Unri
slmplv ak for a kidnet rtmeds kci
IHmtls Kidney Pill the same that
Mrs Webster h.ul rWcr-Milhuiu
Co. i'lops . lluffalo. X Y d
find. Ut r Qt r- m.
l'It)L 0,1 H. 00 rjj m.
IJotirs i 0r (flp&SSjXiijtaMiittra) Ira"!.-fa oliclted 8.
Auto Srtrvicp from Kojjlc Point
to Mtnlford anil Wiwk
The undersigned elll Uue Frank
Lewis' confectioner) cut) day ex
cept Suuda) tor Medford with his
unto ut' t o'clock p iu, arriviug at
2 nil p 'Pi. lienM) Nosh Hotel. Med i
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MEDFORD'S LEADING MOTION PICTURE THEATRE
STARTING TOD AY FOR TWO DAI S
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