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CITY TAKES STEPS
TO PREVENT RAIL-
III accordance with InntriK'tliinn he
rocolvod frum the mayor uml city
council lust night. City Attorney John
if. Cnrkin this forenoon telcKrsiuhcd
the public Bervico commission for un
early lienring on the illxiiiauliinK of
tlio JackRonvlllo-Moilford railroad
problem, at which can be worked out
I lie beat solution to protect the In
terests of both William Barniim, the
owner ot the defunct road, and tho
city.
At tho council meetlnd Mr. Carkln
wiis also instructed to keep a wary
eye out to prevent Mr. Darnum's pos
sible removal of the rails alons the
rlKht-ofway until the public sorvlee
commission, which postponed the
hearing last week for 15 days, has
acted.
Word reached tho city officials yes
terday that Mr. llarnum. ignoring the
15 days' postponement of the hearing,
had already begun to tear up the rails
at tho Jacksonville end of the line, for
tho purpose of selling them. It 1b
understood, that Jacksonville officials
sent a strong protest to the public
service commission. '' ' '
It seems that tho old railroad no
longer uaK a franchise In this city,
that franchise having expired and
been declared void by the city gov
ernment a Innir time turn nnil flint liv
tho term:? of the franchise tho wires.
IhiIoh and such property become the
property of the city. The council has
also learned thut months am Mr. Ilar
nuiu hud removed the poles and trolley
wires from the city, and sold them.
The Medford city council wants the
remaining property unmolested until
the rights of both the. city and Mr.
llarnum are adjusted at a public serv
ice commission lieurlng. The council
especially wants to prevent, tho re
moval of the rulls until a stipulation
has been Imposed on Mr. llarnum that
it the rails are removed he must place
the city streets along the right-of-way
in porrect paved order again.
Mayor Alenderfor and most of the
councilmen deem that tho right-of-way,
apparently now valueless, should
be kept intact and in the possession
of the city, as it might eventually be
come an important factor in the future
development of the city. The mayor
lolnt8 out that the same delapidnted
! condition existed up to a few years
I ago with the old Pacific & Eastern
iroad, and-that if that road had been
torn up and removed Medford would
not now have the big Owen-Orecon
lumber mill, with what is now a finely
equipped logging railroad.
Ill Darkest Flllladelpllla.
XKW YOItlC. Much bootlegging
and tho great influx of foreigners are
among tho reasons by the Itev, Dr.
Joseph Kort -Newton, universalis!, is
going to Philadelphia where he will
become an Kplscopnlinn preacher.
The Markets
PORTLAND. Ore.. Svpt. 16. Cut
in rccelpta 30; market nominally
a t on tly.
lJnjf receipts
tnn.'t ), inuikot
wolh'ht (250 to
Kocul nml rhok'c,
weiKlit l!U0 to
stonily. Current rocoipts 3( Vjo; pul
lets. 33 't fr:i4e: f i r a s, 37 U 37 jc;
uxtroa, -itt-IO'ic.
r.75
on ccm-
11 envy
nieiliuin.
2 fit lower.
;iro lbs.)
ML -if 12. "5; meilluin
250 lbs.) metltum.
irooU ami chuiee. im.fiUffJ 13; IIkIH
weight (IGO to 200 lbs.) common,
medium. gurul ami choice. $ tUty)
13.25; lljrht Hi: tits, (130 to 1 CO Mm.)
rommtin, medium, rooO ami clioiee.
$12113: puck In? hoRS. $4Tr11: hIiiu-
Klitor pUiH yo to 130 Urn.) inetlium.
Kooil ami choke, $1213; feedi-r
and Murker pls (70 to i;io Urn.);
meilluin pood and choice, $12j 13.
(Soft or oily 1iok and roanttnsr
pips excluded In nbovo o.tiutuUunn).
Sheep rcr-elptu 230 (all contract);
market steady.
Mutter stonily. Kxtra cubes, city,
file; HtaiidardH. 51c; i r I in o ft rut,
4 it l6c; fli'Htu, 47c; uikIim ki iuIch iuhii
inal; prints 53c; cartons. 54c.
Milk steady. Bent churning frenm
52c lb. net, shipper's track In zmio
one. Haw milk. 4 per cent $2.55
cwt. f. o. b., Portland.
Port In ml Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 10.
Wheat: mm hard white $1.50; hard
white, blucHtem, Imnrt 51.48; soft
white, western white $1.4ti; hard
winter, northern Kpriiw, western red
$1.4 2.
Todny's ear receipts Wheat 134;
barley 9; flour 10; corn 2; oats 3;
hay 2.
Cook with bus.
if
POirrUAKD; Ore., Sept. 16,
extras cent lower; other
grades
INiHllry.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens. 2 Iff
25c; IIkIH 15c; spriiiKS, 25(ii'2Uc;
you lie ' b I to d ucks, 2 5c.
INMiilocs.
Potntoes netive. new, $1.75 $ 2.
Onions slow, $1.50.
San Francisco .Market.
SAN KKAXCISCO. Sept. It! (IT, y.
Bureau of Agricultural Kcunomics.)
Poultry prices remained steady and
unchanged today, but good demand
continued for leghorn and largo col
ored hens.
RAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10. Rut
tor fat, t. o. b;, Snn Kranclsco CO'-ic.
Apples
RAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10 (Fed
eral State .Market News Service.) The
apple market was steady with prices
generally unchanged. A pities boxed,
California pearmnins fancy $2tr2.25;
Relief leu rs and no wt owns best $ 1.60
di 2: loose, $1 & 1.50; Washington
Jonathans fancy, $2.501" 2.75: Oregon
gravoiistelns $2.75 (fi 3.25; winter ba
nanas "C" grade $2fii 2.25.
YOU ARE A SUCCESS
when you take advantage of your ability to save.
A small amount saved each month will soon accumu
late a large sum, and the benefits derived in forming
the saving habit are immeasurable.
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
C. M. KIDD, Pres. . O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
THE NEW SEASON GALLS FOR NEW
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AND THE GOLDEN RULE STORE IS READY WITH
2000 New Blankets for Blanket Week
Beacon Yukon Blankets
$5.00
These we extra heavy single blankets in plaid patterns with ,
many unusual colorings. They take the place of the old time
.pair of white blankets and are used at the foot of the bed as
.extra covering. Size (50x84. A regular $6.50 value.
Beacon Indian Blankets $4.65
Beacon1 Indian Blankets embody warmth, convenience and
utility, whether used for the couch, bed, porch hammock, or
vheii motoring and camping. At your first, opportunity plan
to see. our complete assortment: of desirable patterns. The
price is very special at 4.(3.3.
Bath Robe Blankets $4.59
These Blankets are typical of Beacon quality standards and
make up into warm, durable garments. Girdle sets to match.
Come in and see the new colors and patterns to suit all ages
and tastes.
Beacon Motor Robes $4.25
These Uobes serve as nianv purpose blankets, but are par
ticularly preferred for motoring. Colors are available to conform-with
the upholstery of closed cars. Hize (i6.80.
The first two days of our remarkable
Blanket Week Selling Event brought people
from all parts of Southern Oregon and
Northern California to our store. The busi
ness of these two days far exceeded our ex
pectations. By buying in case load quanti
ties we were able to make real savings this
year we are, in turn, giving the public the
benefit of our savings.
Come in our store while you are visiting the fair and select your
winter blankets a small deposit will hold them until called for.
Nashua Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets $4.95 Pair
Good heavy weight and a quality that will give
good wear. Barge size, (i().x8() inches. Blue,
grey, pink, buff, lavender and gold are the colors.
We haven't seen any to equal them in years at
.$4.9") and once this lot, is disposed of it will be
impossible to replace these identical grades to
sell at so low a price.
All are satin bound. They are soft, and warm
and serviceable the type of blankets for which
you will be paying a great deal more a little later
in the season. Get your share of theni at this
amazing low price of, pair $4.95
Average.wcighMVi; lbs. ..
Rayon Bed Spreads
$3.50
These spreads are full 8()x
90 size; in beautiful color
combinations of.. pink and
gold. They would usually
sell for. much more.
$4.20
The size of these; spreads is
80x108; the colors arc white
and pink; a regular $5.00
value.
Plaid Blankets $3.39 Pair
Kize 70x80 inches,-in block plaids of blue, pink and grey
EXTRA SPECIAL
PLAID BLANKETS
? Cotton Plaid
Blankets $2L75 Pair
Size 64x76" inches, assorted
block plaids, good , heavy
fleece.! ;, -
Montrose Plaid
Blankets $3.45 Pair
Kxtra large size 74x84. A
large assortment of block
plaids from which to choose.
The colors arc tan, blue,
pink; grey and laveKdciV
Plaid Blankets New German Army
$3.45 Pair Blankets
The colors are gold, grey, $X.2)
blue, lavender, buff and Just the blanket for
pink; size (i(ix80. . .. camping.
Beacon Jacquard Comfortables
$4.25 '
Beacon Jacquard Comfortables are the correct
a-nd sensible covering to use in place of a bed
spread, serving as extra protection at night
when needed. Complete variety of attractive
two-tone and three-tone patterns to harmonize
with draperies and furnishings., An early
Hclectioii means wider choice. Size G0x82.
Cotton Challies 17c Yard
A e have just received a large shipment of the
newest of Cotton Challies in a wonderful
rahge'X)E patterns1. The-price is way under the
omarket at 17e a vard.
A Small Deposit Will Hold a Blanket Until Called for
The Little Folks Need
Beacons, Too
Beacon Crib Blankets keep the
tots cozy, allowing- plenty of
tuck-in for crib or carriage. Can'
be kept fresh and sanitary with
proper washing. Our stock in
cludes nursery patterns such as
bunnies, kittens, puppies, etc.
Prices are 75, $1.35 and
2.45.
Sheet Blankets
$1.79
Size 54x74, colors are tan, grey
and white with contesting blue
and pink borders'.
S2.10
Full (i 1x7(5 size, grey, tan and
whit; are the colors; fancy bor
der Very special at this low
"price of 2.10
Monarch All Wool Blankets
$8.00 Pair
Kize titixHO inches, guaranteed all wool. A
good assortment of block blaids from which to
choose. ' ' ' ' ' ; - - '
All Wool Blankets $9.00 Pair
"Weight about'3 lbs., guaranteed all wool, size
0(x80. Thf colors are helio, gold pink, grey,
black and white, tan, rose, and blue.
Comforts $2.65
.Size 72x7(5 inches, full G lbs. weight, extra
Hpeeful at $'2.(K