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DAVIS APPOINTED
STATE PRIMARIES U. S. COMMISSIONER
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MEDFORDi INN BY JUNE 29;af RACING MATINEE
"In all my baseball experience,
hath amateur and professional,'
Manager Kwlns; of the Medford
on hla return from Klamatit
Fella where the local team mot the
alne of that city Sunday. "I have
never won a club with aa poor a
MM of sportsmanship as that (
Klamath Fall. They played dirty
baaeball. started Hunt at every op
portnnlly nd eontoatod every do
MiIob our umpire made."
The members of the team and fix
carloads of fana who wltneaaed the
mm, hold the same opinion of
Klamath FalU sportsmanship as aoea
the manager and all hope to revenge
their 6 to i defeat, when Klamath
Palls play here July 23.
Mndford's defeat was due to errors
oh the part of the outfielders, who
ware handicapped, they claim, by a
rety rot outfield, cut up with
holes and allppery from the over
flow of an Irrigation ditch along tho
outer odge.
Tho feature of the game was a
double by Medford.: Scholia to Miles
tu Wilson, which prevented Klamath
Falls from enlarging their end of tho
score two or three runs.
The batlerlM were: Klamath
rails. Blghee and Clark; Medford.
Belberls and Force.
Bedford's line-up was as fottewa:
Bchultt. : Wilson, lb; Miles, lb;
Caster, f. SHberls, !: Force, c;
llariKtr, rl. Moran, 'JU
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Th matih rari hold st the fair
, fair sited crowd In
II. ('. Toiler. )n will iii.inpvi1
hotel lit ( 'niter Uiikr tin roinmir '
n, nrmrd in Medford Monday withi
a traiwwl crew of hotel helr and t . who had come to back their
" fa. .... ta.J li.u.i.u -..J i
nated. in apM? of tblr confidence
t PORTLAND, Me., J tin 19.
' f'aM.lldaiaa taa.ah CanttrtilLa ittikJS-
tlon were to be selected at Joint pri
maries In this state today The priu-
1 Ilnv Dim, iiifu-iul tenoi;tflilH !
of the circuit court nud r.-rcntU np
poiuted deputy cleric of the tVdenil
court for -on t hern Oregon, Mi.ila
received hi coriiHiiiuii jo I mtui
in S.mfloair i.akrt dlim-r l "" ,ol,l Hi Nnlilligioii Jim.--b, tho tlii
Full iN.rtl.ulam Inter. All alio wk-W lKtlon announced today, as a
!born in Sunftowerdom or lh.il there .pari Of the official funeral roroinonlos
arerenneatedtoMtasldrlhalilnyfur for Iho dead present of China.
a l.ollda and attend this ....-tin. PrenWnl Wllaon. government offic
ials and diplomatic corps In ashing?
Honor Merory of Yuan Shi Kai 'ion win ik- n.vit..i to attend.
1 VSHI.tlTON .Inn. H M.-mor
lal aervlies for Yuan Shi Knl will be Willi Me.,f..r.l ttn.le i M.-.lf.n.l made
grounds Sunday afternoon attracted cipal contests were for the Republic , State aommiftftioner for J.hI-m,
FUNSTON TO ASK
FOR STATE MLIITIA
KAN ANTON It), Tex.. June 1". It
va indieated at" headquarter it the
MMithern department todav that (len
ernl FnnMon would request the war
department to en him first the mil
itia ( New York, Prntttylvatiia ami
Illinois ns he believes he can make
nrnefjeal nse imnediatelr of tlume
orynniantiuiiH. Officers who wit
BOmhhI the work of getting the
guardsmen of Texas, New ll.ico
gad Ariaona into shajte expreiiMed the
hope that none of the organisations
would be hent south until they had
been drilled for a time nnd made
portly -fit dr sen ice in the field.
(lennnil Kunlon and Him Klnffj
Wei obiefly concerned today in a
fttady of how heal lo maintain the
delicate balance between Mexico and
the I'nttcd State until the military
oiyunixatiiitio at inc. Officer delud
ed it imiiriiliMlile tlmt iiiin of the
Mute lrMi- w.Mi'il m t the border
Itllllllil III llll i lc lLl-.
will Unue Tuexdov for the lake. He
will oMn the hotel nt Anne Spring
nt once and expects to lime the inn
in operation by Jane 20, the dav the
first party of toni-int in xelie.lule.1
to arrive from the east.
"The hotel will he able to offer
fimt-claxM neeommodationx the com
ing seoHon, tor the rimt time, ays
Mr. Tulter. "The buil.linir in now
complete and well furnihvd. Heavy
booking for toiirils have already
been made, and we expect donlile the
nnmber of gWMta that we had in
Word from the lake it to the ef
fiet that the now is mellina rapidly.
Thursday there wn but three feet
iledh at hendounrterM, and iiiomI of
tliM hat gone ince.
l'nrlc Kiipeni-or Will 0. Ml eel and
Court Hull left Monday with u erew
of men to work on the road, where
the road men will begin clearing
away the Htnnll tree nnd nawdrifl
that .detract the r.dfrnhl the gov
ernmenl eniuii to the rim of the lake.
Aw the cur can now reach n point
within fit mile of the rim, it in ex
ported that regular xerviee to the
lake will be in operation by tho 29th
of thix month.
Kngineer fltHMlwin of the railed
Ktalew army, who linn charge of the
highway improvement, uised
throiiHi ledfnnl In-1 Tlinr-dav en
route to the lake. The nr depart
ment hn- n-ked lor HMI..MMI to pave
Ihl'Iimii) - the ciMiuiiu year, and the
nmoiint alloued will determine the
iinllti! of Work to lie ii'eotni.ed.
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SUBWAY
ON BAILEY HILL
and their rooting they were doomed
to return to the round-up city for
Beasto Mills, owned by Dick Tnrpin,
of Medford, romped home an eaay
winner over the favorite, covering
th quarter In 21 flat. There were
four other races on the program, all
close. During the Intermissions.
Buffalo Vernon of Pendleton outer
talned the crowd with an exhibition
of fancy roping and steer bull-dog-gtng.
The summary of the races Is
as fellews:
llltlt Unco.
Itoesle. Mlllr, Dick Tnrpin owner,
Arthur Tnrpin up.
Wade Hampton, Jlmmle Bowers of
Ashland owner.
Quarter mile, won by Ttoaalc Mills
In 31 Hat.
fttfimil Itii.o.
The Mighty, Herbert A herns,
owner.
Iteno fllrl, Crantt owner, OrauU
up.
Three-eight ha, won by The Mighty
In 39 flat.
Tlilnl Unco.
dray Dude, Jock rjlttan owner,
aitten up. i
Xlgomar, Mnrphy owner. Murphy
p.
Flvo-slxteenths won by Dray node,
no time. t , (
K.lllltll ItHI'O.
Oeraldlne, Oltsen owner, Oltten
p. j
Billy Bowlegs, Doc Helms owner.
Dee Helms up.
'Halty Martin, Martin owner, Mar-'
tin up. '
Quarter mile won by Oeraldlne J
Xo time.
The tke race was won by Doc
Helms on Mllh Hon legs.
which Ah-!pan nominations for congress In two countv, succeeding J ude W. II i
oi me lour aisincia, mso tre civrmj wn, w rpaigiH-fi (n imh-ohm' ni-'i"-contested.
of the Inited State, land oti i .
There was no opposition to the ro-1 Iloebnryr.
nominatlong for governor of Oakley j .Mr. Dai will have In- ol'i ii
C. Curtis and the present democratic 'the new federal buil.liin.- nml uilf l,
delegation to congress. Two Demo- kept hu,v with the neeiitnnl.it mn m
crats sought nomination to congrees , bu-ineN. thnl Ihih piled up -mie ilu
In the fourth district. rc-icimtmn of Judue ( .iinm.
Some of the Progressive eandi-1
dates have withdrawn and members KANSAS DAY JULY 13
of the Prty were left free to cast I AT ASHLAND CHAUTAUQUA
their ballots for any other party byl
tho action of the state member of the I iTda. July 13. will be Kansas,
national convention last Saturday In d5 al ,hc Aahland Chautauqua There
releasing them from obligation to w'm bo R001' Program arraned and
vote the Progressive ticket
r8fs$g57
Gut tfie Cost of Living!
A plate of hot biscuits or muffins, a
fresh, home-baked cake, a loaf of brown
or nut-bread, rescues any meal from the
commonplace, and more expensive things
are never missed.
With K C, the double acting baking
powder, good results are doubly certain.
There's economy too, in the cost of k C.
iiiSSS&Q.
C3
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COMPANY
SEVEN
T MOBILI
ZED
ITALIANS REPEL
OR
EI
E
APPROPRIATION BILL
VASINti, .line I't ion
fTfh got doH'i to .k'Hm1 Murk todux
KorioiirU two iiU there ha In en
g lull ill lgtlfttiV UrtiV'llt liolli
fcciiute and Imus wlnli no n l.i'f- were
ill ttlleiidiilire iim.ii ilu- iiiilioiull Hilll
ieal euii out ion-. 'Ilu- m.i, ininir
Weaqiv before iiint;r - are the lilir
0dy bdU. wv.rnl oi mIih-Ii remain
to be nt-ted Umhi belore June :0.
tlnlt el. mii WiMlutiif day remuin
be litre the i-Ute or lb fitieol eur.
Work on the -iiudrv iul lull, cor
rU.g r.T,.' IT OIMI. a, Imvuu in the
hoitte ImI.i. ulnle I l.r ioto t) i- ji
trttirui'loii lull h.i, ,t, I,. re tin
senate a- the iiiil'in-n. l Iiiiiu. -...
The 111 it 'I I .ill. ,, i .iM -
illH l r,IHM'oO. t etr.ltd to be
taken I i nt ill.- Ik. U-, ,1'trr , u,.
ilrv ci i l,il ,- ,li , , ,' ,i
SOUTHERN STATES
Annoumement I mnde tbn the
Southern Pacific mill beatn work on
the subway crossing on llalley Hill,
Pacific Highway, on the California
aide of the 8lskious on July I.
The highway has been graded for
two years on both sides of the rail
road, but the rompan's delay has
forced the use of au exceedingly
rough and dangerous temporary road
during that time the only bad
stretch of road between Ashland and
Yreka.
Should similar speed be shown by
tho Southern Pacific la constructing
the subway crossing on the Ashland j
bill, the public can expect Its com
pletion about If I. i
1'ntll this subway is built, the!
road cannot be oiiMrtu ted, a the
est tu from ex.av.iiing or one U!e ui
(lie railroad Ih needed for the fill on
the oilier nl.le
ConiiHi ScM'ti, t'o.t t Artillery
Corpi, Oregon National (I mini, hnx
not been called upon to mobolisc for
poible Mexican xervice. much to the
dieappointment of offieern and men.
The const defenwe woe elimmalett ;
from the call, hut Company Seven, to
abow its patriotism, ha, volunteered
to go iih infantry, bnt the offer has
not been ae.fpteil.
The new- that the miliiia luid lHen
eillled out .H'oii-eil great Iimw atuonir
the bo -. wliieli were il.i-linl when
t'ait.nii .it.e inloniM.I ilu mi that
tlie Wi.iiI.i li.'I lie lie. 1 1 .'
Extreme Weakness
and Suffering
Read How Mrs. Goodling got
Relief and Strength.
HOME. Jiiiih 1 lli'in .iuu-Kk
are being delhere.l i the VuMi.mr
I between Magna I lour hi and Hon.oti In
the Trentluo. The wur office an
I nouaced tonight that all the aiontilt
had been retellel and that the Ital
ian's line remained unshaken. Prox
rees for the Italians northeant of
Arslago and northeast of Franbela
Is claimed
READY11ILITIA
ATLAKTA. Ua., June l'. - A.tiv.
prnrution for netumel guard m. t
lHMtiu are under way in the .mt!i
AUanlie lutc today in reMnM t
too prvttidetit't. call,
florida'x national guard w.i
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HOUSE IN LASI ACI
The pre-eiit it mil f .1 ttpL.tl l.
n!in-.il lioiriliii.' hu i-e iii . v Ni.il,
Tuiu lupinre legion i a I in' u. ui
Ihe new Tuuiitfle Kv Ib-e ..iu.
"The l.att Art,'' which oMncd e--li
ht lit he I'. i -.' tor u two d.i' inn
In the earltei -.iu-. of ii .lo
teie Ibirrix.-ide, the loittiue, u -. . n
ii- tut nuiliitinuH but iiii-iu e---i ul
.omii; nt trt" wliooe Henry feet 1mm
tuiil.T.l tin li.ird ..iifi- ot HruUwa.
lot in iii .i iln, loeUuit: in .tin l'ir
.hi i-li'.'.i; ineiil. At niuht llieiv i- the
l,i,irl-. lo..t ituiy houe tlinuer, lol
owi iii,' ..;.! iiiuiort ot u hill'
rooni tin the top th.i.r.
Tht t'i- ui ihe ill -at lie. it W..I I.I
.in- mii in t ii' x.iii.tc- tii-.iil'. ih.il
ir.iUtiir. ii ihe In. ii.lmy hou-i
'I ht re .nt- i u i'Uiuj.' (Hople, lull ul
hop-, and lookui.' to' w.. id tu enr-
t I-." tilt le n'e the o'tl. r Tlii".inil,
i ' hue i..i'. t - .i ttt.r MiMii
nii.l tun! ih. 'i -i I ii . i ,i i'Iiiiiiik
m ii - 'it i i miv elt
II! tin t.u i
LOU
OUT OF MEXICO
BROWX8VIIXE. Tex. June l
Tnlted States Consul J II .lolinnon
arrived here from his i'ot at
Malamoroa this afternoon .mil an
nounced that he had reccH.il onlert.
I from the state depart itu'iit at U'.isli
, itiKlun tu quit Mi ln M.it.tmortiH
Iftll'il" to be .tllliCktl h tin- I'lll'i'd
, St.ltt , I'ollMll lollllMIII Mill
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York, Pa. -"1 hao u.h! Ly.Ha H.
Pinkham's VeReUble Compound nnl
found it to ih ail you
say It i. I was no
su k that I could not
stand at my sink to
wash (lishes ami I
could not sit without
a pillow under me.
I had the doctor
evi ry few days but
since I have taken
the Compound I
don't have to send
for Idm. I have had
three children and could not raise any of
tbem. but since I have taken the Com-
' jtotmd I have a bright baby boy. I
I advise every suffering woman to try It
' and get relief. It has done wonders for
i me."-Mrs. Catharine GooDLWG, 133
E. King Street, York. Pa.
When H medicine has been successful
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has a right to say without try
! InK it, "I do not believo it will help
me, " There must be more than a hun
dred thousand women In this country
i who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven
what wonder I.ydiu K. Pinkham' Veg
etable Compound can do for weak ard
oiling women. Try It ami see for
yourself.
If tlioro nru nny complications
oti ilon't un.lorHtunil, rltu
l.y.lln K. lMiikliani Motllchie to.
(coiitldoiitlul), Lynn, Muss.
c I'P'f&WTvflJmft'' . J ':i '1ri
The Folly in Buying Blindfolded
I low many inni ami woin.-n in this ciniiiiiiiiiiy tin ilu-ir sli.iiiiuir Mintll'tihlod?
Ktiiiny wIipii vim think of it that thinking nu'ii and wunit'ii will lav IJliiid
Mnn'i Inifl'" with their numoy. Ymi dun't have tu shop blindfolded unions von
want lo. The Out -of-'l'owu Houses start od the 1 (ianie of "lMind Man's
Bun." Hut it's a dangi'i-otis jamo I'm- iu to .la. in our town. It isn't a lair
uaiiK'. It isn't Tail-to niusclves. It isn't fair to our community. It isn't fair to
our home meivhaiit. He is helping us -oieiatinj,' with us, working with us
t. uiliiiil.l and iinprove all our home iustituiioi s. Then, let us plav fair with
uiirxi Ivi-k and with him. I..t u s-ive tlw hmuc inuvhant the first ehanec. That
i .ill he .!;;.
INSIST
ON HOME PRODUCTS
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
THE
ORIGINAL
Ws
CLthc "things
that count :
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my JPfd u-v 'i,, ufr''r " l" '
' Ws)ln a day or u...
J - Itoutb t'nroluiA ui'.l t. i i.t ,,i,
j aifiovted to be luuliiiistu in i. ..,
f Imm within M-tcrul ds
I fleoryia' wilil ia m pr. -.ui
J.t.iiuiv ata exMeted t t ilut a.
i I i .. v 'i.iii it l 2MNMI men nt 1' 'ou. tin'
' b,.iMi ( i .h nnlitiu 'iti.V ot
I 11 i Ual I ..t.u i.tl tile KltM I I
jjll.H.I. Ii'ii'llt '.'Ollli .it ' ' iii . i, l
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elStesfSJHEMk I
jjppfisByHMiJiy . tjjct- fiyfc
Pfrfeet -atit.ti'tlli hlead will he the hap iy l Villi t of Volll
IH'Xt hakili dav it' mm 1. lii.lillier to order
Rogue Spray Flour
MEDFORD ROLLER MILLS
II. 0. Nortlwick, Prop. Phone &07
-V-..-.,ll.
Patroiue the
Tho Food. Drink for all Agos '
Riih milk, milted gr n inOtadr (txm.
I or tnitnta.in vlid JgtovrinstK'kll. i
lU' nutnUoo. upbuilding W v hole tady,
1b iforslaa nurwaf MiOlhr tad il ag!,)
institution that m.iint.iuix rhe L-trcrest
Pavroll in Mnlt'ord
The Medford Printing Co.
The Best I'!(iiii)ed tl.l Pl.mt in Oii'on outside of
r..itl.tuJ.
Two Recipes for Hot
Weather:
PEP
At the Soda Fountains
and
Yellow Label Tomatoes
At the Grocer's
Try tin m ni and mi1 off,
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
CANNING CO.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND W4TJKH
and
tRMOAYlNtt riVK j
Go to J. A. WQtXft i
128 H. Grape 2t.
Teltlii'iie biKi
Tell Us the Size
of your window and doots and we'll
i
upib a.-ruMteU in ije frames for
them. We'll supi1 the windows and
I doors too if ou dculre. Give you
; hotter reulu than uny handwork.
,Glve ou a choice of design and flo-
ih. A ad you'll ha suri'Haed at how
! little our mill work costs. Come
'aud inetit:.Ue.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
Ask Your Grocer and Butcher
iftey Src jte
BIa4OTA j
kmw
nw.ur. mtvr jjlo
AMD ,vt
wutr
They're
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vcisspi-fi me Best
V ' 1 .1 T..lWK I ff t
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Muie nouiulang than tc, cuS, U.
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price
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