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HjI I; 1 ; 1 , ! I 1 1 w '' ! i y r iiir r ' m? :t iii 1 v . 1 Yr II ' ' PAGE TWO w - rt twpwr NOT LOVE. BUT JREf&PEISLED i ii i - i Mrs. Mamaret Armslronn Howell, Known as tho "Helen Gould of Spo- Kanc," scorns Her Husband Says 1 1 MEDFOKD mate tribune, misd-ford, oimmion. Friday, T)Fmorc, 20. 101 f. NEW FEATURE PASTOR'S AID c. ' SCORES J.P.1 ORGAN -His Eyes Are to Blame. LOS ANGRLUS, Col., Dec. 20. Clinrfijiiff that alio was mado tho vic tim ej: a Grange and bnnoful in fluence, Mrs. Margaret Armstrong Howoll, known an the "Ilolon Gould of Spokane." today has oinerged ions enough from a solMm posed Bocluslon of 14daya to Instruct hor attorney to flld etilt for the nnnullment of hor marrlngo to George Howoll, wealthy mining man. Doforo eho married, Sire. Howoll was known In Spokano nnd tho northwoat as ono of tho flhrowilost, wealthiest and most stic cosaful business wotnon la that re gion. "I am still Mies Margaret Arm strongnot tho wife of that man!" sho cried today. "That maixlago ceremony Is all there Is between us. I wat my frlonds In Spokane to knowjjhis, because I want to go back to thorn. "Tho strango fascinating powor Howell wielded ovor mo was romnrk- uie. win his prosonce I lost control ' alljpwlll powor. Ho would nak too ajfjuestlon then twist my answor to servo Tils purpose In such a wny that o tiwoud completely bewilder me. ,Qur, marriage was tho direct outcome of ono of those Instances iindrhis-doialnatlon over mo." Develops That Miss Llnnell Pur chased Poison Herself With Which to Kill Herself Recently In City of Boston. UOSTON, Jfmw., Dee. 20. A Irump otirU for tlio defense of the Hev. Clhrcneo V. T. Hiehoson. held here for the alleged murder of Miss IAvw Llnnoll. was dfridnved unex pectedly today by District Attorney Polloticr, when he julmiltcd lmvinjr been shown records by Kupono Lew tan, lonnorly a druggist of Onm uriilge, that cynnid.e had been sold to a girl on October 13, the day before Mies Linnell died. Lovitnn declared the rl. who nvo a fictitious name nud address, looked exactly like tho pictures of Mis Lin nell. This will bo taken advantage of by tha defonso to show that Miss Lumell was n suicide and that Itiche son wts Ruiltloiis of her death. WILL PROBE STATUS OF SHIPPING TRUST All Goats. Attention! LOS ANGBL.ES. Cal., Doc 29. Angora goats, bowhlskored goats, can-eaffng KoaIsJ MllVgdats and also Thot" Un'lW tktos U Tva tho for secured proposition WVJWrtour.Hfcto. f flroTjrpaia i in tho Xos! i&en et JEDseVjo X-roftded you . caAf h without cost Here ts It.- H. government maintain ios e the Charlton, forest WASHINGTON, 1). C, Dec. 20, CliuirraniiHcnry of tho hono rules committee today announced that liody una determined to report n resolu tion iiutlioririni; an investigation of the shipping trust, tho harvester com bine and the money trust, by a com mittee of seven congressmen. lie said: "Ihe committee has gone far enough to 'show Hint this will mean the most sweepig probe of trust evils ever instituted. Wo are convinced thai all thrco trusts are immediately related." Three resolutions providing for scparato in estimations of those trusts were introduced last season. STOCKTON, Cal., Dec. SO.De clarlng that J. Plorpont Morgan's suecoes In various monopolistic fields has cost tho people of tho country enormous sums of money and that I I Mr. Guggenheim's smelter trust hn laid a whole nation under tribute, ox-Governor George C. Pardee, chair man of the California Conservation commission, addressed tho statu con ventlon of tenchors hero this morn 1"K. Govornor Pardee- spoke on "What Ib Conservation?" declaring emphat ically that conservation did not mean the storing away of natural resources so that tho people could not use them. "There are largo quantities of coal In Alaska," said Pardee. "That coal, unmonopolUeed nnd properly minod for tho bonoflt of its present owners the pcoplc-would break tho coal monopoly on tho Pa cific coast. Is thoro any wonder, thou, that tho most strenuous efforts havo boon made to get privato own ership of that coal?" Pardee declared that tho conser vationists wero wroth because mo nopolists had left so much coal In abandoned mines. k "They found that they could inako more money by mining ono ton and spelling It at high prices whllo anothor remained wasted in tho ground than to initio two tons and sell them at lower figures." Harrlman's Brother Dies. NMW YORK. P.r 8!l.--Orlnndo Hnrrlmnn, only mother nt 'tho, Into K. II. Ilarrlmau, ami a widely knnwii and wealthy real esiitfo operator, died at n private? hospital hero today, llo Buffeted from n complication of diseases. D r a p e r i!e s . W4 carry -ery complete lino of nfPriw, fnen cimatnu. fixture, etc., nnil.iio nit classc of UDhotfttPrlnt;. A Bjioolat nnui to lo k oftT tlil.1 work osoluslvnly Mid will Ktve n K'ooil orvle nn la .pomlble to gat In vn the Inrccat attic. WecRs & HcGowan Co Har Ml III Wild. "Pnpa," said foutvcni"-old Gmco ono evening, "ummuin whipped mo today, 1 wish you btulu't inim led nucha strict womaul" Mount Tama3pais Military Academy MAX Uli:ii, WKSl' UNI), OAMl An accredited High School. Grammar I GlnsHos. Junior Holionl eeparnto, Only woHlurn Hohool hnvlng Cavalry nud Mounted Artlllory. Open-air Gymna sium, Open-nlr Kwlirtmlug Peel. Ptiltcd Piatjw Army Officer detailed an Hupci-tutoitdcut. Nuxt term ho glno January Sth, 10 U'. AKTltl'lt OKOHUY, A. SI., D.l). Head Master. Boston Brovn Bread 3c niuV 10c l.oafs JOHN J. JEFFRIES GIVES LAND TO LOS ANGELES SAYS TAFT WAS CALLED ON TO STEM TIDE Bupryisoj iosVpgoayst costs tho government thousands of aollanPtfrtkeep-rthe Hr"cJjrcakr -c'lffiir of wflSdB each year. Ho figures, that 200d'1foaVs,uicFdo thlsVork' nlc'6-' ly, enJoyingni'thefnfleiveHPid t wJjtlc;'i Consequently ho is offering goat ranchers tho freo uso of a great ex- panso gqyernment grazing land Uj 1 , ' r". im - i. - ibt -wr ik -h Mt me vp aiii mi i -ymmr mmrmm jl ht -a vk -hi ' wm .ar w i rm "hi - sh - v." .r "" at. JANUARY CLEARANCE SAL OUR SECOND JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS TOMORROW, f Saturday. Offering the Greatest Values in High Grade Garments Ever Given in Medford Hi i " " .i ? .-, t 1 . I i . $15.00 to $25.00 -1 A. i :; . !f ffiia . -, J iY''' "' 'f5 5 ' ' If ;' .-. i u -. m Tejcii' i M H .y !!( - i B ' J Jjl . fif ri ft fc. a 1 -X'Nr' ' WASHINGTON, D. C, Dee. 20. Progrcssives bore today aro jubilant t&r Presillent Tnft's decision to tour Ohio in the .wake of La Follette. Rep resentative Nelson of Wisconsin said: 'V are extremely pleased with the news. Some of tho standpatters are awakening to the knowledge that theirs is a losing fight. They nre try ing desperately to stem the tide by enililff nft Tnft V LOS ANGELES. Cal., Dec. 29. John J. Jeffries, brother of tho for mer pugilist, ontored tho ranks of philanthropists today when ho of fered to donate to tho city 2.11 acres of land for public park purposes. The only Btring attached to the of fer is that tho city must put in a bulkhead along tho cast sldo of tho Los Angeles river to protect tho property. 7 calliifff oil Taft. Torpedo Boat Saved. , WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 20. The torpedo boat Warrington, which yesterday wns injured off Cape 1 bit terns, -was picked up today by the cutter Onondaga and this afternoon L being towed to Ilninptou KoAds for repairs. i Hasklns for health. MOCHA CAKE oc and !0u Cuts I0c La Macaroons Lady Fingers Fruit Cakes Peerless Bakery Cor. Main and CJrniw St. lloth Phones ft fvi iZZi )' : xmysMaf i i "X. ' ii. Order at The Russ Mill T. B. BROWN, Prop. SKATING RINK Under New Management It is the place for mothers, fathers, hrothers and sisters to enjoy themselves. Kacts every Wednes day, Saturday and Sunday, also hand rowert. Spec tators, 10e; skaters, 25e. All other days spectators i'ree. Lady spectators free at all 'times. Lady skaters free "Wednesday nights with band concert. Lady beginners free from 10 a. m. to 12 m. every day. Kink open afternoons and evenings. Children 15c Saturday afternoons. PROF. J. LAUtfDY. XJndor Dirootion Fooploa Annisomont Co, ' "'i - Always in tho load regarding superiority in sub joct inattor, dramatic oxproaaion, quality of photo plays. Another big hit for tho Star commonoM thin aftornoon, continuoa tonight, tomorrow afternoon and ovoning, This big foaturo i tho moat thrilling animal photo-play ovor noon. "LOST IN THE JUNOLES" Tolling an exciting atory of fclio African jungles in tho most convincing mannor. Itmt iinri T t . t "WHEN CALIFORNIA WAS WON" An incidont in tho history of Southern California "COMIC GAMES IN SINGAPORE" Interesting and instructive " TWO DAUGHTERS OF HAVANA" All's woll that oncls well i ' ' '' ' "TOO MUCH TURKEY" A comedy of a thousand laughs AL SATHER Tho singor THE WOOLWORTHS Medford's Favorite Moving Picturo Musicians NO RAISE IN PRICES ANY .SEAT 10c $1X.50 to 35.00 SUITS $15.00 23.00 to 37.50 SUITS $19.50 32.50 to 10,00 Stouts SUITS $24.50 1 BIk Velvet Suit Was 03.00 $32.50 32.30 - 33.00 Carucul Contu $24.50 30.00 35.00 ISnmdclotli Coatx $22.50 MA, COATS ltKDUCKI) Clilldren'H CoatH lit about exi: HA LP imi4ssits 12.50 to 13.00 $9; 75 imimsits Up to 30.00 $15.00 OltlfHSlIS lTp (o 1.1.00 $24.50 VII Tremendous Clearance of All Tailored Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Furs, Shirtwaists. Petticoats, Kimonas, Millinery, Etc. Medford and Vicinity Women know what to expect in our January Clear ance Sale. Not a garment has been missed, some are reduced one-fourth, others one-third, some one-half and others more, for a Quick Clearance: 27 SUITS Former Prices 15.00 to 25.00 Now 8.75 TIiqbo Suits represent regular $1D,00 to $25.00 values In a wldo range of popular cloths. High grado work manship throughout and a good line of colors. 10 SUITS Former PiIcch 22.50 to 35.00 Xow 15.00 Theso elegant Suits aro mado of serges, worsteds, tweeds, basket cloth bouclo and broadcloth, colors brown, navy, gray, green, tan nnd mixtures. 23 SUITS Former Vrlcvn to 37.50' Now 10.50 ' Stylo Craft Tailored Suits In Berges, handsomo tweeds, boucles, etc., .in green, tans, navy bluo, brown. I HANDSOMK DltKSSKS AH tho newest trimming touclfca' bountifully tallorod In I'aquln foul-' ard, chiffons, sergoo, etc., many of. these mako pretty evening and par ty droueos. Regular values to $:t(). January Clearance 15.00 Others reduced to 10.70, 10.30,' 21.50 s exi: piixt: avool and siuiA' mri.'Uei.'u f Choogo from a groat variation of protty models in sorgos, foijIardH, etc In navy bluo, brown, Copenhagen, etc., actual values to $15.00, Janu ary Clearanco 0.7V Entire stock of livening Dresses Is offered at marvelous reductions. . 15 SUITS ' Former Prices (o 05.00 ,' N'ow 21.50 Handsomo navy bluo sorgo Suits f it tod model, ono elegant braided groon broadcloth suit and others In mix tures, etc. , 'J'Jtl.M.Mklf HATH Former Values (o 10.00 . ' , Xow 2.05 Protty Velvet nud SHI: Hats, oloso fitting or largo shapes, smart stylus, all colors. TimiMKI) HATH ' Former Vale to 8.50 Vow 1.05 Pretty cjoso fitting huts In volvot and silk combinations nud braids. I WM 't.Yi , j' in; ,'r k , i -H;iW -r " ij inw nj" ijrrf:L 4VV ahw iaiim aam i. AAM.l. .-.A1 jy t l ih ,vif"rtiwtr' U1 ". ""ycmciiu iioxb vbok oi our iirsc . ...sliowincr. and .sale of the famoim T.a arfinmio TVTiiHliri TTti- 1H"'-H V.O"-'i- j- i--i;ri " II-,- -,3"7V - T! -.---.w .mw w - , l''I'l I IU' 1 derwear. toNot how cheap but how good, iilacic VKiiVi-rr hhapi: , (1.30 Value Xow 1.05 A lmiuUomo lnrgo black volvot slinpo Juiit the thing for that willow pliiiao. ti : . UNTHIMAIIJI) Ahapks Xow 1.00 , 150 untrlnimod bIiopqii in ' Frouch fots, Scotch felts, velvets, etc. wiirn: ii:avmh ' XOW 3,00 About two dozen beautiful idinpeH, largo and small, handsome finality whito beaver, roguhtr values to $12. January Clearanco ..., 3.00 Our entire stock of Waists, Potticoats, soparato skirts and'swoaters is now offered at groat reductions,' T T f T T T T t T T T f Y PS&8P$ AA - i-A A-.A.-.4.-.4.-... - --.-A-i-i-.-i-. .'-.. A. M- A-A.-i .'"iK. JJf.. !. i i . . ; ; A-A-A'bJ.iA 7 ::: a i '. I Ml