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i*ACE FOUI' * or$gr**ssmun A rth u r B. W illia m » o f B attle C reeg. M»< h. Yla 8 — VI r cou n t l-ev«rh u lroe. HnKlish (Continued from page tw o) *‘»o a p k in g ” F. O. C row ell. A m erica n artlat. * "T H E TREASURE HOUSE" ?'.#% V u i e y a (W 'alion M ay 7 -M a J Gen M A B andhfdt*. • o n v r n 'd in St Idiul.s and d em an d ed im (Lor.*/Fam ous fo r Diamonds) m ediate d* vi lo;>rneni o f inland w a te r- I U S. A ., retired, a t C onstantine. M ich. M uv 8 —Duke wf R utland. l|»e Odr E a s y Payment Plan. w a y s, LuHuUing the ( 'h lc e g o -t o -O u lf pru)- M ay 8 - H e n r y O. M il bur. P h iladelph ia ret Confidential Oyedit System N e w ,t a x bill rom pletad. ru ttin g U n ited •! ch o co la te m a n u fa ctu re r M ay 18—H e rb e rt Q u ick , A m erican a u S ta te * r e v e n u e s b y •S2S.73C.OOO. o r an d editor. N- if. 14—A ll p erm it» l o r w in « m ak in g-, th W . F . M assey, p rem ier o f N ew Z e a Main at Centra! Telephone 81- rev jRed by g o v e r n m e n t land. S + t . 25—M a jo r General P a trick , head of.« M edford, Oregon M ay 12- Mins A m y L o w e ll, poet and a rfh y a ir »e rv lee. in annual rep ort sc o red 4 at B rooklin e. M ass. b (¿m inistration f o r neglect o f« the s e r v ic e . j cr itic MaJ. Gen. A r t h u r M u rra y , r e tir e d , la N ov . 2 ^ - M at Gen. A m o » F rie s. c M t f <>i j ch em lra l w a rfa re ncrvlce. In a o ^ u a l r%rr. W 'ash lngton. Qen. C h a rle s M a n gm , the d e fe n d e r o f port d ecla red the nervlee was m e n a ce d by V en lu n . i too m uch e co n o m y . M ay 13—Via* o u s t M ilner. E n g iM i N ov. 24—In tern a tion a l I J v * ,£ lD fk e x p o * . sta tesm a n . »Ition opened In C hicago. M ay 1 4 -S ir H en ry R id e r H a gg a rd . E ng N ov. 29—S e cre ta ry o f C o m m e rc e H o o v e r j lish a u th or. subm itted a n n u al re p o rt; urged e a rlv M ay 1 5 -L ie u t. Gen. N elson A. 814lea. com p le tio n o f m id -w eet w a te rw a y p r o j- I L\ S A . retired, in W ash in q ton , •eta. M ay 18—Selden P. S pen cer. United Dec. 1—A ll pa^r a m ental. w in » p erm it» 4 8 ; s enat or from M issouri. rev ok e d , e ffe ctiv e D ecem b er 31. M ay 22— F ield 31arsi)al F ren ch , earl M u scle S h oa l» board o f Inquiry m ade e f Ypres divid ed re p o rt, m a jo rity recoin m ended M ay »-D r . E rn est DeNV. B u rton , lease to p riva te rn idtal f o r e x c lu s iv e proe p residen t o f C h ica g o u n iversity. d uct ion o f fe rtiliz e r, m in ority njyngeil L ou is ^'alU. notea or^ a n fst. in R o c h g ov ern m e n t (Open*tion and a d vise d d iv i sion betw een fe rtilis e r and o th e r p ro d este r. N . Y June 1—Th<*mxMi It. M arshall, fo rm e r u ct». vice p resklent o f the U nited S tates, in Dec. 7—S ix ty.n in th co n g re ss op en ed Its W a sh in g to n . ■esMion. J une 4—C am ille F la m m u rlon . F ren ch j H «v *. arrived! rlavv you on e’ ! N ic h o la s L o n g w o r t h e le c t e d s p e a k e r a stro n o m e r o f th e h ou se. There i:: one here for you— and P ierre 1-ouys. F re n ch a u th o r, A m erican F a rm B ureau fe d e ra ^ p o J u p e 8 —V x n c a T h q o ip so n , A m erican opened m eetin g in» C h ica go an d wagUhd- a u th o r. In N ice. F ra n ce 1 the whole line o f Rexall Good»— dressed by P re sid e n t f'o o lld g e . Jqny 12—W a rre n M. Stone, president ! Dec. 8— P resident C o o lid g e ’ a ro«u sage . B ro th e rh o o d o f L o co m o tiv e Eqg»i>ecrs. f 'diet. Medical and Stationery. w a s read to c o a g r e s s J j p e 16— J u liu s K r u t t s c h n l^ L r a ilw a y D ec. 18— H o u s e pa»ftped th e r e v e n u e .. m a g n a te , in N W Y ork. b ill. E. L. P hilipp, fo rm e r g o v e r n o r ,,o f W L - O g d e n H. H am m » .,4 o f N e w J e r s e y ,! co n sjn . ap p *dfited aitibustutdor to S pa in . June 17— FIdniund J JgB ies, president lJrle r a ilr o a d rmd K erv^lxul'vlduals In e m e ritu s o f U n iversity illlnois. d ic t e d in C h ic a g o t o f , b e e r ru n n in g June 18—R obert M. L a F o lle ttc. U jilied c o n s p ir a c y . S ta te 3 senator fro m W i»con.>in. D ec. 21 — Ft. V. T a y lo r ,, d e m o c r a t , o f Jqpe.KJ—-E dw in F . L a d d . I'm iu d S tates M o b ile . A la ., n o m in a te d t f, be m e m b e r sep a tor. from N orth Jjakotu. Of In te rs ta te c o m m e r c e c o m m is s io n . J uly 15—M ary Choln*ouu*»iey, E nglish novelist. July lv ^ Ife n r A d m ira l Q. W . W illia m s. a t C h a rleston , s t* Ju ly 18 Col* M oee* Hhot-nberg, a ronii- Jan . II—S eriou s floods ln „ southern Oregon ' sta tes Central Point nent m erch an t an d ban ker o f SL. L^lde. Mo Feb. 1—M in» exp losion s t D prtm und. C ard in al B egin, a rch b is h o p o f Q u ebec. 1 G erm a n y, killed 13S. J u ly 2 5 - Dr. A . J. O ch sn er. f a i l « * » Feb 2 b— M ine e x p lo sio n a t S ulllyan . Ind.. su rg eon , in C h ica go. killed 51 men. J u ly 2 8 - Je nni ngs B rya n in Feb. 2 S " K u :‘«¿¿quake shook all eastern D a y to n . T cnn N orth A m e r ic a ; seven p erson* killed in M rs H e le n . II. G a rd n er, a u th o r a qd I Canada. ed u ca to r, in XYaghm gton M arch 18—T h o q s a iv i« killed by e a rth J uly 28—E d ga r A. B a n cro ft. U nited q u a k e in ce n tra l CnUift. S ta tes a m b a ssa d o r tq .J a i an M arch 15—O v er killed and 3.0QCI, in A u g . 3— Paul, J. G ores, prom in en t h otel ju red by to rn a d o w i.ich »w e p t nou’ bern n\an, in C h ica g o . j Illinois. Indiana, M lssou ii, A la b a m a and A ug. 5—O w en F . A!t\ig. pioneer C h i i 'fen riossee. c a g o ca p ita list, in P a rist A pril 8 —C ity o f C ha lch lh u ites. M exico, A ug. 7—G e o rg e G ra y , fo rm e r U nited ! d estroy e d by v o lca n ic a ctio n ; 200 kitted. S ta tes se n a to r fro m lte la w a re . M ay 8 — MiHSisaiopi riv e r e xcu rsio n A ug. 8 —Joh n T em p le G ra v e s o f G eorgia , I eteum xr ca p size I near M em phis; 22 lost. e d ito r and lectu rer. M ay F o ci y -th re e men killetl b y m ine *WE A R E NOT S A T IS F IE D - A u g 11 —T h e o d o re S pierin g. A m e rica n exploriion near D ortm und G erm a n y violin ist, in M unich. M ay 28— E x p lo sio n s In co e i m ine near A u g. 15—Sir A d am B eck, prom in en t UNLESS. V^U A R E ” I Har:f^r$l. N . C.. en tom bed and killed ¿2 m em b er o f O n ta rio cabin et. | *ien . A ug. 19—V ic to r F . L w k i r . . e d ito r and June 2— D fsagtrpue torn a d o a t M ia n e- p u b lish er o f C h ica g o D ally N ew s. i a p olls M iss H elen C ulver, a g e d p hila n th rop ist, | June 8 —S eventeen m en killed by m ii.e at L ake F orest. 111. | ex p losio n at S tu rgis. Kv, A u g . 22— S ir G e o r g e G o ld ie , fo u n d e r June 18—F o rty -fiv e p ersons. m ostly .Phone 4 Al 624 N. Riverside Ave j C h ica g o G e r m a n -A m o leans on th eir wav u L N ig e r ia , in L o n d o n . A rth u r S hirley. E n glish d ra m atist. j to B rem en, killed In tia in w reck near A u g, 28—T h o m a s H isgen, Independent Ila ck e tts to w n . N. J. On Highway— M edford, Oregon lea gu e ca n d id a te f o r P re sid e n cy in ltkM. J une 28— S anta B arbara. C al., w recked W . O , Stoddard^ o n ce p rivate sex re - by e a rth q u a k e ; n dead, p rop erty loss ta ry to A b ra h a m L in co ln , u.* M adison. m ore than 126.000,0U0. J u ly ♦—N ea rlv fifty persona killed by kept. 3- E. R . R s t t l o l i a o f J.,^* M organ colla p se o f Hoaton cram * h u l!., i CO., m N ew Yori*. A u g. IS—B oilers o f • x< u n d on e,stea m er Sept. 4—R egin ald Ok V a n d g fb llt, at exp lod ed near N e a i rt. It. 1.. killed. P o rts m o u th , R . I. A ug. 25— Italian xu bm ariite lo st with 49 Sept. 7—R ene V ivlan L fo rm e r p rem ier , men. o f F rance. Sept 3—N a vy % d irig ib le S henandoah Sept. 8 — E arl o f P o ctsn io u th . d estroy ed by si» rjn In O h io ; L ieu t. C o m Sept 11—Sam uel P. T h re sh e r o f C h i m an der Z a c h a r y L a n sd ow n e and IS, e th e rs killed. c a g o , a n ti-v ice cruead**r. Sept 14—M ax P a m o f. C h ica g o , noted S ept 24-r*U, d s u b m a r in e 8 - 6 L ,s u a k In c o llis io n w ith s te a m s h ip C ity o f co r p o r a tio n la w yer. S ept. 18- H erbert P a rso p s. fo r m e r co n - R o m e o ff R h o d e I s la n d e p u s t; ¿3 m en grenam an fi^xm N ew York. lo st, 3 sa v e d . S e y m o u r C rom w ell. N ew Y o rk b an k er O ct. 27—E ig h teen killed In tra in w reck a n d b roker. n ea r M em phis. Term. Sept. 18—M arquis E aton, o f C h ica g o , N ov. 12—B ritish subm arine w ith crew la w y e r and c iv ic leader o f GS lost In F n g lis h ch an nel. Sir F ra n cis D arw in , scie n tist and son N ov. l i — Clyd«* liner I.en ape burne«! off of CV.grK-e Darwin. D e 'a w a re co a s t: 387 p a ss e n g e rs a n d crew sa v e d ; on e m an d row ned. SE E Three m illion d o lla r fire on d o c k s a t N ew O rleans. N ov. 10— W e st c o a s t o f F lo rid a ra v a g e d i b y storm s. W itchm al'^i, Jeweler» Silversmiths and C H R O N O l-P C Y OF YEAR 1*25 REDDY & CO. at y o u r é DRUGSTORE THE R E X A L L CALENDARS PAXSON DRUG CO. 17i* Store- DISASTERS CITY CLEANING AND DYEING CO. * , B; W . CLARK FOR PROMPT T E A M WORK AND WOOD i A T R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S (All Work Guaranteed) Corner Pine and Third Street Phone 431 Central Point Or gun J ones The Jeweler AH Kinds of Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done We have just added a new line o f jew elry. See ou r window dis play. F. M. Jones, Prop. (A t Paxson Drug Store) FORD AND 490 CHEV ROLET PRICES— Rebush Ford or Chevrolet $2.00 Overhaul rear end Ford or Chevrolet $S 00 Overhaul Ford M otor and Transmission }TO oo Overhaul Chevrolet Motor $15.00 Reline Ford $2 23 and $3 25 Valves Ground $3.00 Germany* M arch 8 — W tlUam A C la rk , co o p e r m ag n a te and lo rm e r sen a tor fro m M on tana M arch ft—B ish op W illia m A. Q iiayre o f M eth od ist E p is co p a l church.* a t B aldw in. t l b r h 18— Dr Sun Y a t-S en , first p re s i d ent o f C hinese republic, at iV k ln « . M arch SO--Msiquia C urson o f K ed ieston I a t L on d on . M andi T .-O ett L a rd H enry S e y m o u r ItawHnson. co m m a n d e r in c h ie f o f th*- llrltlsh fo r c e s In India at D elhi M an h ll-V fS g s s e n e a r n e r , fo rm e r • om m tasloper e f prnsm ns. at C lin ton 111 A pril 3—J e a n de Itessa«-. fa m o u s tenor l a . N ice. M m r B ern ice .d e PasquaB . o p e ra d iva. In-t'm aiuk April 8 —A rchbtehop A le x a n d e r C hristie o f R om a n C a th o lic d iia e e e »»f O regon C ity . O r a . A pril 18— El w ood H avnee. In xentor o f f l u i A m erican a u tom ob ile. In K u k oa w . A pril 14--J o h n S. S argent, em inent I A m erican p ain ter, m L ondon . A pril 88—0 8 . HsnOerson. s e cre ta ry e f U nited Statea a ena‘ e. A p ril D —R a lp h D. Rnlne. A m erican a u th or, in C o • o rd . N »• M ay l —W illia m A. T.l .rn. retired Ch* | INDEPENDENT GARAGE C. T. GF.NZEL {The Man Who Knows) We do jo —P a u l q J a rtle u . A n .trica u scu lp tor, in R om e. Sept. 21—A . C* B ed ford o f N ew York, gtax.xiard OU m agnate J am es D eer la g. C h ica g o an d M iam i m illionaire, ut Sea. Sept. 24—Vise o*. nt Ilaiu& o. Japanese ll% i« s n a n . A d a 1 -ew ls. A m erican a ctre e s. S ir P ra ta b S in g h , m a h a r a ja h , o f K a s h m ir , Sept. 28—L eon B o u rg e o is. 1-jreach ^ i c ^ ì ^ V l U i u m H , ffgriven o f C h ica go. prx>m inert. railrc*ad exex'utive. Stephen R enan, noted ¿rish lufist. O ct 5—F red Zim m erm a n , p r e s id e n t, C. ▼ Sg W'. R . H . a t B attle C reek. 58kh. Oct. "rC fir u ity M a th ew son . fa m ou s baseball pitcher. K— Jum es B D uke, t o b a c c o .,m a g n a ’ « and phiiaottiropiiit. in N ew Y ork . ò r t l*!r-Sk,,lu r* 51. R a ls to n . U. 3*. squ a lor frorq Indiana. E u ge n e Saqdovv. fa m o u * stro n g m an. I in L ondon. O ct. 15—Gen. Isa a c R S h erw ood , fo rm e r con gressm a n a * d C iv il w ar vetera n , la T oled o. Ohio. lit. R ev. F red erick B u rg e ss. E p iscop a l bini top o f L o n g Island. (le t 17—’ VIlhaqi L iv in g sto n e , president o i l^ake Cai,:^frn* a o*o iation. in. D e troit* Get. 22— B ishop E d w a rd M. P a rk e r o f N ew H a m p sh ire. O ct. 2 » i - l 3 r H. J. W a te r» , a g ricu ltu ra l e x p e r t an d e d it o r ,o f w e e k ly K a n sa s C ity Star. J o b H a rrim xn . S ocia list lea der, in S ier ra M adre. C ai O ct. 27—E. H. C a rm a ck , prom in en t In su ra n ce m an of.) C h ica g o . Oct. 28—T h e o d o r# P re*ser. pu b lish er o f E tu de, in phlla4l|U>h»a. O ct 3 0 - M. K, A ils», »r e s id e n t R ig g s N gtlo p p i ban k o f . W a s h in g to n , Gen. Felix A gnug, vetera n o f a rm y o f N a p o le o n III. «n d o f the C iv il w a r a":d f o r m e r pu b lish er o f B altim ore A gi^ rlcan. 0»L 31 —L. W h ite B u sb ey . veteran Journalist. In W a sh in g to n Gen. M. W . F runse. S oviet Ibussian co m m issa r fo r war. N ov. 5— Dr. S am uel D ick ie, prssident em erttu s o f A lb io n co lle ge . M ich igan. N ov. a—P A U n n on . fo rm d rp u b lisher o f S alt I.ake T rib u n e. K h at Dlnh. e m p e ro r o f A nnam . N ov. 7—E ld rid g e G e rry Sxtowv N ew Y ork financier p r o f. N ord h a gen . r.Qtgd i N orw eg ian a rch itect. T . II. P reston , ve ie x u q Caxtadian. e d i tor >fov. 8 —Ira O. B ak er, em eritu s p ro fe s sor o f civ il e n g in e e rin g a t U niversity e f Illinois. I to m iilo D e G am a. B ra silian states a , i J. B a rlin g , fo rm e r preaj- N o v . 1 0 -A dent o f C. M. & St. P. ra ilw a y . In M il- N o \ . IS— E. D. L lbbey* m illion a ire cla ss m a n u fa ctu re r an d art p atron o t T o led o. Oh io. N ov. lft—J. W P . L o m b a rd , veteran ban ker o f M ilwaukee. N ov. 17—J. C am p b ell C o ry. w el5 kno* n ca rto o n ist. In D e a re r. N ov. !&—•(». O. S h ie ld s , a u th o r , l e c tu r e r an d e d ito r . In N ew Y o r k . N ov. 20— D ow a g er Q ueen A le x a n d ra o f E p gla n d . M (T a ra M orris, a ctress, a t Nevg Canaan. , Conn* Dr. Paul F. P eck , p ro fe sso r, o f history in N orth w estern u n iversity. I NcV*. 24— W . T B ro w n , v ice president j o f O rder o f R ailw a y T e le g ra p h e rs. S uplynlat. w idow o f T h e e b a w . iast k !n e i o f Burm a. I N ov. 28 — R ainn V I. k ing o f Siam . A. A. M cC orm ick , fo r m e r publisher | and civic,, leader o f C h ica go. N ov. 23—G ord on E. fcherm an. a u th ority I e s International law . in M orristow n . N. J. N ov 28 A ndrew F le tch e r, president o f A m erican L o co m o tiv e co m p a n y . In N ew York D ec. 18-5---A, N. B e ld b ig . n o te d s ilk m e rch a n t, a t R o c k v ille . C on n . D ec. 19— B. A. J o h n s o n , p u b lis h e r L u m b e r W o r ld R e v ie w . In C h ic a g o . D r. W. H. T h o r n y o r o ft, B r itis h s c u lp t o r . J a m e s W o o d , p residen t,» e m e r itu s o f A m e r ic a n B ib le s o c ie ty . D ec. 20— P r o f. E. S. M o rse , z o o l o g i s t , at, S alem . M ass D r. C. A.. B la n c h a rd , p r e s id e n t o f W h e a to n c o l l e g e , I llin o is . D e c . 22— F r a n k A. 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Strength is Our Middle Name Central Point State Bank O r e g o t» C eatral Pôint FEDERALIZED FERTILIZERS SULPHUR — LAND PLASTER — SULPHATE OF AMMONIA — SUPER PHOSPHATE (M ixed Fertilizers fo r All Special Crops) m il k m a k e ; econom y egg m ash — h og eats (A ll Pu re— N o Filters Used— Best fo r Less) PEERLESS— That exceptional baby chick Mash— Baby chick Scratch— Purest for less— Every feed for the Poultryman. (W e d o G rinding, Steam R o llin s, C te a n in s) ASK US ABOUT YOUR FEEDIN G; PRORLEM S. Farm Bureau Medford Co-Operative Exchange Oregon W e A re M a n u fá ctu rer» o f DOORS, SCREENS, WINDOWS AND SASH, WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, MOULD INGS; CABINETS OF ALL KINDS Our Constant Aim is to Keep Our Quality and Prices Absolutely Right. Do Not Order From OuLof-Tnw n Concerns Before Letting Us Figure on Y our Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS M edford Oregon A MODERN MILL’ . Mail your shoes to me for prompt and serviceable Shoe Repairing W ith Best Q uality M aterial I pay i>ostapre one way—cash must accompany ordfer Men’s half-soles Ladies’ hnlf-soles Men’s Panco soles __ .... $1.50 Heels, extra ..................... „..50c $t.00H eels’ extia 25c $1.25 Boys’, $1.00j Ladjes ’ ______ 75* JAMES Mc DO WE LL — O re g e * V A Y .V .V .W .’ .V .W .V .V ^ V A V .W A W V Y A V V THE CHOICE OF THE LAND— A LW A Y S FRESH AND TENDER C. A. B O LE S. A gent Í H A Y — G R A I N — S E E D, — W O O D Phone 41 S to ro Phone 5-4 R esiden ce — Local and !d>ng Distance Hauling— WE BUT POULTRY MOVING “Quality and Service”—Our Motto' Central Point Feed Store Central Point ” YOUR SAIO Aunoiows n o m i - X Complys with both State-and Sweet, Tasty Meats FACE J E 3 8 E Li RICHARDSON IS G O O D . - - ffOLOS . WILL THIN* . BU T IT W O N ’T G O R E G IS T E R S v m SUM Federalized— amp Cut Travel Cost NECROLOGY Jan. 4—A rch b is h o p H enry M ueller o f , C a th olic d io ce se o f C incinnati. Jan . I — G e o rg e W . B ellow s. A m e rica n a rtist. J sn . 8 —E d w a rd M orga n , p o stm a ste r o f , N ew Y ork C ity. Jan. 10—Dr. N orm an B rid ge, em in ent I C h ica go ph ysicia n and p hila n th rop ist. I Jan. 17—D aniel O. Iteid, * 'tlo. Piute | )£ ." in N ew Y ork. | Jgrv SS^John C. K astm an, >\vn«c and I p u b lis h e d , o f C h ica g o J ourn al | Jan 27— F ield M arshal U nion Greq^ell, fa m ou s Britislt soldi« r. I Jan . 81—G e o r g e W . C a U e , Airier! i a 1 a u th or. Feb. 2—J oh n U n r , E n glish p u blisher.. | F eb. 8 —Julius V 'leischm ann. m illion « a im yea st m a n u fa ctu re r o f C in cinnati, at M iam i B each Feb 7—T h o m a s W . L a w son , fo rm e r B oston fltuuH'ier F eb 1 2 - Mrs. C lio If: B ra ck e n . A m e ri can scu lp tress. 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