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Newspaper Page Textf 'DTrt'tei THArm PA HE PIT IvfEDFORD VMT, TKTP.rNR MEDFOftD. OT?FlON, WEDNESDAY, .TTXE 21, 10ia . . i - t I , fc; 1ST IV 4 .! 1 I; JULY 10 DATE SET FOR ELECTION BL LEDGE MAD SUA FACTORY HEAVY SNOWS lible (n ri-ai'li lit'iuliinniti'i'- belore July I nnd the run of flu- Like b Hip I Will With !llltlHlllitll'-. PROPOSAL FROM ! DELAY SEASON Iff LUNCHES A crowd of Meilforrt citizen, park in; the benrhra and overflowing upon tfce talib of th council chamber but nljchtjcrfetpd with applause the INUMR" ot a resolution put ling the MMtor of the building of the Blue 14k railroad up to lh peopl at a necial election to be held July 10. Whan the council came to the mat tar t the proposed railroad It seemed doubtful If action would be taken, aa OraacUatnn Keen moved that aetlon ba deferred aa ha thought sufficient tMao nad not been given for con deration of too contract. There vh no second u bio motion and acting Mayor Harnravea auueated taat It might I wlae to llaian to the suggestion of Council man Keene, M be felt tbe council could not agree and the measure might b defeated. Thereupon, t'oanrllmen Mann and Itatmoua combined In an onslaught against the conservatives that Brought tbe resolution to a vote, upon which It was passed unani mously, although Councilman Amy. Hargrove, Us via and Keene quali fied Uielr votes so that the minutes Would show that their expression name aa public servants and In no way bore relation to their personal opinion nf the contract. Oumpi iilng Security. Councilman Amy asked Mr. Itullls ooHcemlng the report that a second mortgage, In the sum of $11,000 was held ngalnst tlm railroad In addition to (hat for $6T,Q0O held by V. S. ftarnum. Mr. Htilll ozplalned that there la uoh mortgage, but that H will be roloaseil prior to tho time tbe oontrart goes Into uffwt. A reaotutlon was then onsssiI, call lug a special olectlou July 10, for whleh the following cltlztms offered to terra without roniiieniatlon: I'lrat word, U. U Wktltlior, 15. (1. Hrown, C. .1. Omit en; Soroml ward, A. .. Hill, A. ColoHian. J. II. Andrews; Third ward, Geo. T. Collins, 11. A. Thlerolf, 0, J. Semen. The contract la aa follews: Tot of ('outrun. flection 1. for and In considera tion of 11,000.00, the Sotilhorn Ore gon Traction company dues hereby deliver to the Cllg of Medtard. Ore gon Ita deed, ronveyliig all the rights, title and Interest of tbe aM Southern Oregon Traction company to the right of way and track thereon (re erring tbe powerhouse, the over head trolley and electrical appliances and all operating equipment) of the HMlt known as the Medford-Jaekson-villa Hallway, or formerly known aa the Rogue River Valley railroad, com mencing at Ita terminal at Ita Junc tion with the Southern Pacific rail way tracks In the lty of Medford, Oregon, near the depot of the aald Southern Pacific Railway company and ruunlng In a southwesterly dlr oeUon to tbe terminus thereof, near tho Opp mine, of approximately aU tad one-half miles, free and clear of all encumbrances and Hone, except aa to a certain mortgage of 157,000.00 mow hold by W R Uarmim, tbe last described property being but a part of tho security therefor. In eonstd oratlon of the payments hereafter re cited, the Southern Oregon Traction company agrees to, within thirty da after this contract becomes of full force and effect, to enter upon the' work of and to construct for aia rlt a continuation of the present M.t I ford-Jacksonville railway. In aoil ; aitco with the upwlflcation henio attached and made a part hereof .stMKHI IVi' .Mile ('ml. j Section II The prlco per ml'e ahall bt nlue tboitand i.ooo ,t..i lara for the flrt mile of trai k .nul ton thousand lo.ooo) dolliiiH ri ' oach ulle of irmk thereafter ami after toe uei-Mary rights or have boon procured and tli count rue tJon of a unit of one mile of rulliouU tho cM engineer of the citv of Med lord shall Inspect said unit and. if found to be In accordance with the agreenu uts a ltd specif lest Ion s con Uined In this routract, then said rlu ahall P4y to tho said Southern Oregon fraction company the amount due an aforesaid, for aald mile. Section III. The Southern Oregon Traction Company ahall then eitted niton tbe construction of th srroml nlle unit, and each urretllim mile hall be constructed uarif.' the ruine rondllions, xnt'-iutee nA lament ' IJtfore tbe iwnwmt fur sn' oiu mile, yeceplts or i'l4oe sattst ,rtor in Ibw City Kni'mur staatl o flb4 l'i noting that rUtnu for laboi and materials for the preceedlnt mile have been paid, cucept that uili iui rUtlon mav be temporarily waived b) muu rHty Kiulucer In an anioun nrt pfceredtng ten percent. Tne whole gmooui tu ) paid the Southern Ore- 'gon Ti.i'in'u Company ahall not ex ceed tbi'o i irtd ihouaanl t300. UUi'l do I ui Winn ii hm Vcar. Hofl Hq 1 1 i fl.r comnirn 'c .. .! li,. i '. i . iii.tilriu liiiii jitiMll COMPANY AT CRATER LAKE u prom lac. that a definite propo sition will be made Med ford concern ing the erection of a sugnr beet plant waa the outcome of a conference held at the Hotel Med ford yesterday after noon between representatives of tho I'tah-Idaho Sugar Company, who re cently purchased the plant at Uran'i Pasa from tbe Oregon-l'tah Sugar Company, and a committee of alx Medford buaineas men. O. R. Cutler, vice-president and general manager of tbe company, stated that hla associates mean busi ness here and that whatever agree ment la reached the company will aland by In good faith, a hIia will be definitely decided upon and a heavy bond wilt be furnished that the de tails of the agreement will be carried out. It developed during the meeting that ibe factory at Grants Pass, of which Alex Nlblcy will be resident manager, will be continued aa the company believes that two factories can be operated In the valley more economically than one, aa it Is ex pected that enough acreage will be secured to run both capacity Tbe party, consisting of O. R. Cut ler. Oeorge Austin, tyd X. Amtln. Alex Nlbley and W. T. l,uitT left today In a car for a trip Into the Klamath and Shasta Vailev. and from there to Portland. Mr Cutler will (hen return to Salt Iakc and within two weeks the Mt-dford com mllteo will receive the slatemrnt of what tbe company Intend to do j Those on the Medford commit t e were: C. K. Oates, II. A Thlerolf, 11. I Walther, W. II. (lore. C M Thomas and A. 1.. Mill. Super iaor Will O. Steel relumed from t'rnter Inke Tuemlny evening, whither he went with Court Hull to :tM4ertnin ronditionH nnd prcc1 for opening the -canon of travel. They got to White IIorw, thirty-two milc from headquarter, with an an- AT TALENT SCHOOLS PARTY endeavor 'to make this cloaliiK part a huKP succsm In orery tlolnll. Thn music will ho a strontc feature of the en I n K, consisting of piano, tango- banjo, violin and drums. The two banjos aisuru tho most "tatiKfnl" of mie Altiintil Hawaiian pnrt, which dance music, while Hawaiian sou take place, Friday eventitft at lv and novelties will be given during tha armory, will probably bo the lat intermissions. dance of the season Thlt fact In-' I'titque program ami clever deco Rttre a largo attendance for th at- ration will help to carry out tho fair, a well a the fact that thl will Hawaiian atmophere. Al the nnnunl Tiilcni eelmnl me-t-ino one r tne mot nline datuet ( All alumni, college nnd high school tudeiu. faculty and a few outsiders ing held Momluv nftennM.n. Welboni et taccet b the Alumni. lleenon wn retained n director nntl I'. W. lljldndge Wn hhhi elected clerk. Robert i'ltrve wn n clu-c v(icotid for director with onlv oih- xotc !e-s Xo expense will be spared In an arc invited to lie present fomobile, hut beyond that point the. than the Kiiereful enndi-lutc H itiow gel deep verv rapidly. The f. High was nleo a idiwe eemid fir nw road from Whisky creek i op. ened and rendy for trael. It cntern the tmrk on the rim of fnntle creek ciinyoit and follow it for about a nile. making an nltrnctlve entrance iind providing n good rnnd, greatly n efintrnst wild Ibe old rood nnd enlr.inee. Thn now inrmiom in lepth to (tie Niimmii. along which for e nii of i diftnnco of two mile it nvernge about four feet in depth. At park lienditinrter it nvernges about two feet deep. On tbe Kluinutli -ide similar eon ditiona provnil, it Iteing poxnihle lo art to Pole Bridge creek with an mi tomobiluo, three mile from head iiniiern. A lienvy elide Iuih iM'eurred .it Toii"iic I'niiit, on lb eitcterlv tde nf the itiirk. mi tbnt it will prolmlilv tint be N.-.-ilile to p.i- it until utter the Fiuirth nf JuK 1'ii.lcr nr.iiii.il ''illliutli- ciiridltliili- it will n.it lie in-- elerk. An exprcioi lnun thnxe , prtMCiit authorizing tbe IhximI to ji.i- oecd with plan for ii larve ilu slied ' jMiMxed with but little opMi-itin. The I idnn will be aulHnittisl lai.r fur u- i proal. The prenent bHeiiuiit is not , a Very ntifaetorv banket bull mom i and will make very poml ui-iuunl I t milling dimrter if tbe new liuihlnu; , is erected. The matter of serving hot lunches ' wo nUo iIjmcuhm'iI nnd Hititw oie- eil their approval of ltniim the pluu ' iimngiirnted thi full. .Sentiment nUn J fnvored tbe idett of reiiie-tui nil lenehero nf the Wnl .hool to timke i Tnlent Uieir home if lnn-. fr iiit able ipinrterM could be irnule.l. Other Hiibjeet f much interest wi-ie dicticd wlneli tended to miiUe the iiifct nitr oni1 o the mo-1 -neie lul -ill. ml meeting eer held .it Talent, i About llurt iMtroi were 'l. -rut. ' a NO MlM-0 PHOSPHATE In the Treatment ' ot Tuberculosis renumber that flrnt aid to relief Is found In abundance of frc.h alr-day snit nKht-fredom fron over-exer-tlen. and pure food. Attention to the matter should do much to arrest the progress of the malady, but In many c' thjro Is nVed for extra help. Where Nature has to worK with a weakened body her power Is limited. fnder surh e'reumutanc. trv bck mr AllenitUe. which ha been ul with IrrKe lenent by many sugersr. In numerous canes It li helped to bring about lecovsry. Alfo. it liaa been urcful In treating asthma and bronrhlal troublt. And slnoe It contain no opiate. nni'utl'B or liablt-formln druK". Its uiic is not attended with ilanaer. At your il iggl'it 9 llcUnimi .nborntorr. Plilladclpbla. 5nR GYAit BAKING POWDER Made from Cream of Tartar . Absolutely Pure "(fi Suits (W) TO ORDER S25.00 UP : Also Cleanlnfj, Pressing and Altcrlna 1 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS I 1 TWO TRIPS DAILY ! ih:tvi:i:n ! MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S II. Hnrnlsh'8 nuto will lonvo Kaulo Point at S A. M. nnd 1 V. M. dally, except Sunday; lonvo Medford 9 A. M. nnd 5 V. M. Will call for naffsoiiKcr at hotels In Medford and lintels and business hottios In Kaglo Point. lln, si-xs nit a-n. f y y y MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 9, t t v Jul if kl Si7 m l f V y y pletlon, wblrh shall not he latr tlun IS months from date of beiunlnu construction. Section V. The Southern Oua-n Traction company agrees to file v ith the City Clerk of Medford, Ore , t.e fore work Is eommonced, a bond, In the sum of flO.OOO complying uitti tbe provisions of Chapter 27 of :h General Session l.aws of tho Btaio of Oregon for IS 13. said provlnioi. bHlug hereby adopted and mad a paft hereof. Section VI. It la further bkt.'.I that the aald company ahall keen aid hold tbe City of Medford. free an I clear of alt liability because of acci dent or injury Incurred during on al ruction Sertlon VII The Rout horn Oregon Traction Company further an re that It will, al the lime the haul bonds are offered for vale, submit u bona fide offer and will iiureh.iMo at the prlre submitted, all ItotiiU whuh may be Issued by said city for tl e purpose and construction iuod. d for, but It Is understood and agreed that the city reserves the prhlleue of rejecting any and all bid for Ici than iar and accrued Intrieat nnd should no hid be approved, then ihi 1 V contract shall be continued and be in i aims HicWbman's Store .11-22 XOimiCKXTIUL MKDFOIvD.ORICdOX MILL SALE - OK BATH TOWELS (I(km1 Si.c liatli 'P.......U. ,...... 1. 1 1 1-1.1, hi n !(), e5K'fil, ciwh 8c rtu'kiflli Powtls, clit-apiit l.'ic, - ry special, I -a p each J-1' Kmh-v Plaitl Hath'Towt'lwill worth .'loc, OOp Kpccinl, en. .. "Ob Knit ami 'Purkili Wanli Kajfs, n ra.'h " t t y y y V t y V ., I frl'llll " - - - Hi Kino JJloa.-hod 'Piu-k- ish Towols, wt)ith 18c 2.V -ia spo , oali. Ktra larjro sio hoavy Until Tow els, i-heap at !kV, very spo- rtr .ial, ouch ..""I' Kxtra lorn; and wide rilhleaelied Until Towels, Well Wnl-tll !H )ei-ial, earh A SPECIAL OFFERING OF "Korrect-Shrunk" WASH SKIRTS All of tlioni are niatle up under oni own .supervision and ai-curdin t tlieM' sperilii-ations. Only the finest finnly woven ma terials are employed, and these as well as tile beltings have boon thor oughly PRESHRUNK so that the skirts will retain their perfect fitting lines after laundering. Only first quality pearl hut tons have been used that will not split or hiviik after the first or wcontl laun dering. And not of slight importance is tho excellent tailoring and careful fin ishing. We invito your in.sjK'ction and comparison. Yw VY yv WkVa IikxK A 'Pv "Iy XT MAIL OR EXPRESS. wll A. PREPAID .t" J 25c force until July 1, 1917, and fli.mM no offer for the bonds be ireehrd after January 1, 1917. and up to July I. 1917, equal to par nnd ac crued Interest, then thin contrail mIimII lie 11 .ill and xol' y I SILK SALE BEST VALUES IN MEDFORD Thl 1 null Alt h:ill not be III fuiee until KM. Ii nine ,11 nu offi 1 or bid for ..1.1 I'niid it nut Ii ban par and ,1'ttinil ml. 11 , li.i In . 11 tiiiU ed l ml 1 Ii S. MAY'S LETTER to WOMEN More Proof that Lydin E. Pinkhnm's Vegetgble Com pound RelioveaSuf faring. M MnseujMBsyyBj i y y t t ? y y y y V f y y y y V :t; iii.h All-Silk Crcpo tU- Cllilie in white, flesh and blink, a .splendid $1. made, very sk cial, yd. 98c Talfotn Silk, full hue of colors, '.Ui nnhes wide, a U I.IHI.lnlh, sp,vial (PI JO at t'hlottnii. 111. "I HurtVred from a bad cose of female i.U. l.lntK I'uikhinn n K'e t u ble I'oin iuiul unit reiMiii ineiuled Ulld I liiok lili.n.l bi botllv. It nid mo up sll riiit '1 ho ttunmon niitoiiii of 1 uoh s 01 mil I ion (Willi wh. 11 siillsiii(, jrri U.ti. :i,lu urui;doM.i pui" and tiiiokiU'h'. ner lUkiU'-.. slid dis ordered ihookUon - wn hw ru nwnjr. 1 iivk inuen oeiier " now thttn 1 Jlii before, and 1 rfiMnunend , . the Coiniiuiid everv (11110 for f.mal 1 truubtes, it did fer me all it it claimed to do, lih this Lincoln ..-... .. .L ... ! ii jrHi nsve ny in uie nininineii- , t Uonttd in Mrs. May's letttr, nineuil.. r what Lvdt K. PinVhsni's VA inlde ' ., CVnipound did for her, 1.4, 1 try it ur aeli. it m a good old fiuliion.d m.-.li 1 t cine, nimbi from roots and herb, ami it V 1 i..i 1 .1 1. .. X nriju eviMiii iiuiiiuvr ui wumeii Tub Silk sl ls, yd wide, new i.oy , :ui in. 98c :!l inch I'ungcr Silk, c.tn't be luplicalctl for lv tluiinHl.iM), sale price Thurs- ',,MH',, fi0 ard Poplin, silk and Wool, iuelli s wide, in all culms, Mueial Thursdav Novolly WM' J Ibdford Cord UnbantuM I'niroi TwilU TO S5.00 aswus TheWorr.an's Store .11-22 NORTH CENTRAL aiisnjvom), ORHOON WHITE GOODS AT- LOW PRICES t'oriU'line Pure J,inen Awning triws Wnnhnble CorHiirny Other wash skirts in large variety of stylos and mater ials in all sizes, ranging up from $1.48. Have you ever worn WIRTHMOR Waist? If not, you have yet to learn how thoroughly desirable and excellently made a Waist one dollar will buy. 0000 yards of new Fancy Stripes and Chocks in Dimities and Nainsooks, a largo variety of styloK to choose from, values uj) to 18c a yard, very special', -JAr yard AVb India Liiion, fine qualitv, special, iT. ?!""' .. 8c .loot) vards of fine grade of White Hoods in fancy stripes and checks, also .snino plain weaves, val ues up to :!."), sale price, per -J rr yard AM Long Cloth. 12 ard pieces, cheap at $1.2."), very special, (Op pit ce. vUK per a nl $1.19 ( 'lima MlU, in and 50c whin blue. .irl I'liil EMBROIDERY SALE ."ilKHI ,us fiiu' Cambric Kdges on sale Thuitlay 5c I at. nor . X. vara lK-inoli Fhuiiic- Youhavo iu k rmiiui tupub- i iniK, ill el'elK' alid isletur." Mrs. J. Mw. IMS S. ! ,. . ' m. n St.. I'hicaKo, III. f SWISS, Worth .o 48c i I a yard. now, vtl. oiKHi ards new Swiss and Cam brie Kdges, nal allies up to 20c. iw.pT inr vard 27-inch Kluiuic ings, beautiful iie patterns, woith jfl.2", sale pl'li e, per V.ll'll The Best Waist Made for $100 1 - ' I v ji, y lUIMHllK - :."".: 1 xt.4.i i More but Always Sold at $1.00 v y ' i JUNE SALE OK MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Women's Clowns, Skirts, Knvelopo t ? ? t ? ? ; T T ? ? V V ? T ? ? ? ? y y V f y t y y y ..i .-.tt-.-' . -t - 'a 98c HA2TOBAGS New stles, all leal Iter, t'ltt t d iiuriur and puekelbnuk, cheap at ti-l.'iO. with 98c New Wirthmor Models On Sale Tomorrow THJSNlbWKST IN STVLK- Tills: UTMOST IN VALU1C 0 JKRKK(TrON I"N 1'IT l.s what von areguaianttjcd to get and what ytm always do get when oii bu a WIRTHMOR WAIST. 0 Women's Kino (Made downs, Corset Covers, Skirts, Drawers and Combination Suits, values up to 7oc, sale price Thursday, rnp each . .. JL New Crepe downs, Knvelopo Chemise anil Skirts, real val ues s? 1.2."), sale price 98c I f y y T y y y y y Cheiniso. Draw ers anil Combina tion Suits, real values up to $1, sale price, H(n each ' vKj I t y y y y y t New Draisseres, well made, nieelv trimmed, on sale Thursday, each 59c Great Corset Sale I 59c 0 If JtllPlltMMl fcltevillluih ll't'.W rite ' t to I.jiIIh 1C. I'iiiUliitiu leiliiliui t . Cu. (I'Ulllllll'lltlul). I. Mill. .IlitM. ', I Vuiir letter lll 1m iiuil. r.-iul A " '"'",- sl '''' '" I C- SOLD HKKK LXCLlIVr.I.V Women's Cnutil Cnr.sets, liuule well, new models, eheap at 73c, this sale, pair Women's Flesh Colored Corsets, figured, good as mot 2 gratles, now, fto- iTOIL nur. f y V f 75c Women's Net Cor.scts for hot wea tiler, worth $1, sale price, pair "Women's lleavv Coutil Corsets', new model, front lace, worth 2.ui. now, r X, pair yil.tttf X ?' "'- NEW VEILINGS y y The latest weaves in blak and colors t. a .tr.l 35c. 1S? and 6Q? Y . 111 MUI !" - - I j.rocitd itl i i. nut.' i . I. ( iHiainMruuoiinlicus.c ' l '