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MRDFOnB M.ATI TRlTONflaiKOFOOT, DU1W0X. Bt'NtJAV. JANUARY 2!), l!HI.
PAaMSBvjgisr
TRAGIC STORY IS
YETLDED BY FOREST
Man Is Devoured by Wolves His
Bride of Four Weeks Badly
Frozen Wlien She Attempts to
Reacli His Side'
story of the forest SIIHuLU ITt
COHALT. Out., inn. 28. A ti-aale
story of the i'orerft is eontuiiicil in
diypatehes reeeivetl here today from
the district of NoHll Gowjriinmlu
(((iicerniny Ule death of Felix Wil
soil, a trapper, who was devoured In
volves and his bride of four weeks
who was fdutid ?i week later badly
frozen and nearly dead from ex
posure. Her hair tuhied irray as a
reslilt of her experience. She is now
recovering at Gowganda.
Early hibt week Wilson started to
make his usual round of his trap
He' did not return and his wife be
came anxious. After waiting four
days she started for Gowganda de
spite the fact that .she had no snow
shoes and the snow was waist deep
Meanw-hile a friend of Wili-on s
named Durnont camp aeross Wilson's
deserted camp :tnl immediately or
ganized a searching pnity. They
found. They found Mrs. WiNon two
miles from her cabin with her hands
and feet terribly frozen but no trace
of Wilson could be found.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS
ATTRACT VISITORS
Surest and Best Foundation for
'Prosperity and Rapid Growth.
Every Enterprising City In Oregon
Is Feeling the Power of Good Ad
vertising in the Settled Policy of
"More Paving."
The following extracts from an ar
ticle in the Grants Puss Observer,
shduld be read and thoroughly di
gested by every loyal citizen of
this city. The moral is important
and obvieus:
"The improvements made in our
business streets the past year are
not only a good thing for the city
and the people living here, but they
aro advertising this city all over the
statu of Oregon and impiessing thi
city on the minds of all people who
pass through a.s tourists.
"Heports come from all over the
state that people have heard ot this
city's elegant streets and the excel
lent lighting system that has been
installed. A gentleman was here
i'rom Marshfield last week who i
making a tour of all the cities of
Oregon getting ideas on civic im
provement for the chamber i" eom
inoreo of his city, and he was very
loud in his praise of the improve
ments in this city and he said that
our bitulithie paved streets wore the
prettiest and best lighted of any citv
lie had visited.
"This did not start in on the im
provement!! as early as soino of the
other cities, but the past administra
tion profited by the work of other
cities and got the best.
'When the night trains pav
through Grants Pass passengers
crane their necks to look at our
beautiful paved and lighted sheets.
"The streets and lights, are a great
advertisement to the city, but the
improvement should not be allowed
to stop, and the people should stmt
right away to continue the im
provement should not be allowed to
stop, and tho people should stait
right away to continuo the improve
ments tho coming your. There i
no wtalk of continuing the bitulithie
pavement up Sixth stieet tor seeiul
blocks and also talk of paving resi
dence streets."
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QJljc GUiantUlQ
Crx Finish
THE Chantilly Is
ifwVJ essentially a pat
tern that will
appeai to tkose wlio
seek in the family sil
ver a certain simplicity
with Justenough oral
mentto relieve It of tLe
appearance of plain
ness. This Is French In
character of titslgn and
derives its name from
the famous palace' Of
Chantilly, situated
some twenty odd miles
from Paris. It is Of
thctlaeof Louis XV.
Silversmithlng had
greatly Improved
from the time of
Louis XIV. to the
latter part of the
reign of Louis XV.
2g and this was a
tmi P"0 ' E'
refinement of ta:te
in designs for
silverware, furni
ture, and decoration.
SEKr
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When
You
Buy
Sterling silver ware, buy sil
ver that has a itahie and a
reputation behind it. When
ydil buy "Gorham" fetlver you
have Iho largest and best fac
tory In tho world bnck of It.
SOLD DY
Martin J. Reddy
Till JIWKIjKir
XKAK l'OSTOFFICE
Made in Sterling Silver only, and stamped wi(h
the Trade Mark: Lion, Anchor aud letter (ft Don't forgot the trademark.
Come In ami get a sample
of silver polish.
Which Insures quality and purity of design. ,
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Says Crisis Is Near.
LOS ANUBLKS, Cal.. Jan. 28.
Declaring the political situation in
this country presents a crisis as
great as that which preceded
the civiUwnr, Senator-elect .lohil
I). Works, at a reception t endured
him, blamed the trusts for eorrup
tion. . - K
"L'nless such things as aie going
on in Danville, 111., can be checked,
this country is going down to the
destruction which the busts and
great private interests are working
toward," he saiij.
AOKXTLKMAX KKO.M .MISSISSIPPI
Tho biggest comedy lilt In 120 years,
"A Gentleman Krom Mississippi,"
will bo shown heie next Wednesday
night at the Medford theater by Wil
liam A. Hrady, who sends to this city
a special cast, hoadetl by nbbcrt A.
Fischer as Senator Iangdon and John
llutler as Hud llalnes, the reporter.
The hit of the piny has not been con
fined to New York, for It has been
through a run of eight mouths in
Chicago, five months In Philadel
phia and four months In Boston, and,
strange to nJPito, with tho press a
unit as to the merits of the piece.
"A Gentleman From Mississippi"
Is genuine comedy. There Is not a
lino In Its four acts that is not la the
spirit of pure comedy, by which Is
meant a play that truly reflects life
without touching more than very
lightly upon tho tragic aspect that
must, sooner or later, darken all lives
not conducted according to tho strict
moral law.
In a comedy so true to everyday
life and character as this Is, and In
ono so free from tho dovlces of the
theatrical, a great deal depends upon
the manner In which It Is played.
In the superb cast which will ap
pear hore are, In addition to Itob
eit A. Fischer and John llutler, the
following well known players: John
Arthur, W. II. Townsoad, Arthur H.
Ebbets. Thomns A. Irwin, Ernest I3v
ers. Frank Hartwell, E. II. Render,
Wnlter Pollock, George U. Palmer,
Emma Meffert, Leah Henrd, Jane
Otey, June Fornley. Ileuluh Watson,
Lute Adams and otheis
The curtain will bo held until ft
o'clock- on account of tho world's
champion Portage (Wis.) basketball
team at the Nat. Tho game will bo
called at 7.30 Bharp, enabling any
one to take in both attractions.
Impressario's Wife Sick.
NVACK. N. Y Jan. 28.-0 r
llaminorstein, tho New York opeia
impressario, has troubles other than
those furnished him bv songbud
This became known today when In
wife brought suit for divorce. S i
premo Court JiMieo Tompkins ap
points! Daniel Sherman referee to
tuko testimony in the ease.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city conn
oil of the oity of Medford, Or., at its
regular meeting on February 7, 1911
for a liuono to soil spirituous, vi
nous and malt liquors in qunatities
laee than a gallon at its pleo of
business in the Kostell building, lot
11, block 20, in said oity, for a per
iod of six months.
W. M. KENNEDY.
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to do withrfut
this splendid, refreshing drink.
Call up and order a caBe sent to
tho house. The purest, most
healthful drink known is
SIvSKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
p, C. BIGHAM, Agent.
The
Quality
of every drug, chemical
or medicine in our slorc
is guaranteed.
Purity is
always found
here
Let us fill your prescriptions.
Orange Blossom
and
Lowney's
Chbbolates
Main 101, Night or Day
Medford
Pharmacy
Medford, Ore.
Columbia Records Sit any disc machine
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Different Selection on each side, ff" u
The only machine manufactured that uses a fiber needle.
No one thing will give so much pleasure to so many people for so long
a time at solittle cost as a COLUMBIA CRAPIlOPtlONE.
MEDFORD MUSIC SHOP Hs
ST. MARKS BLOCK
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ing. You can't find better
leathor, better style, bettor fit
or hioro satisfaction for tho
money you spend.
A Trial
Glvo us a trial. Wo will guar
antee that you return again and
again.
Duffield Bros.
MUlH'bJt!) HHOtS PAHLOHN I
Belts Womens
Red Patent
Leather Belts 25
ct. quality . IOC
1m m m HL T m Til l Prints--Best :
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Special yck 5C
CENTRAL AVE; NEAR P. O.
Bargain Day at MedfordTs Popular Price Store
READY-TO-WEAR BARGAINS WHITE GOODS BARGAIN
Women's $30.00 Winter Suits at $15.00 (lood iOc Bleached iMuslin for, yard?1 ...7c
AVomen's $20.00 Winter (1oats at $10.00 (lood 121.C Bleached Ahtslin for, yard 9c
Children's $8.00 Winter Coats at $4.00 (Jood $1.25 Bed Spreads for L 98c
Women's $4.00 Panama Skirts at $2.9$ 1000 yards fine Cambric Embroidery and Tuser-
Women's $5.00 Brilliant ine Skirts at $3.98 tion and linen Lace; real values 10c; Ep
Woijien's 75c Wash Skirts at 59c yard vh
"FIRST SHOWING! OF NRW R171TS, COATS. 20(J yards 18-inch Dorset Cover 13iiii)rbi- Q a
RICIRTS, and WATSTS FOR, SPRIOT. CALL fejJ V'(1 : VnTnTTi
ANDBKBT11BM. ROAIIWIIINQ NEW. Bwtqty wl,itQii.l colored 0.1 Olotii, 21C
LAST DAY OF OUR 3il USLIN UNDFJIAVEAR t j)nlo iu,'avV Unbl g0
SALE. SEEOai' SPECIAL BAUCAINS AT 29c, 8c .irrade;' very special, yard "t
59c, 79c, $1.19 and $1.89. Host Lonsdale Muslin, ya'hl lie
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Children's Last Forever
Hose; sojd everywhere
at 25c; our 1? 19
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BLANKETS
(lood size grey cotton
blankets, worth 75c;
special, (Q
pair vUIj
CORSETS
An odd tot Of W. 13. 'Car
ets; values to ijtfl; QOa
sale price vOv
GLOVES
Women's silk lined
Cloves for spring wear;
worth 09c; sale price,
V"' ilQn
pair
AGENTS FOR WARNER'S CORSETS
AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS
pirtHllMM0M0lM
4- To contomplato advorticlng won't bring 4
business. Start now ami you will become 4
convinced that It nays to advertise all tho 4
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NO KNIVKS
NO DJtl'CS
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DR. E. E. KOCH
C'illltOI'ltACTIU
Oeiiiousti-aloi- or I'Hyeliolony
Heuis: 9-12, 1 to 0, 7-8. HyninioliUinent on Sundays.
.MMWJU7 (Jui-iii'lt C'oivy llullilliiK .MiaH-'OHO, (HtlXJON
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ISIS
THE
Just Arrived The World's
Greatest Moving. Picture Curtain
Gem Waffle Kitchea
323 E. Main St. Medford.
We are now open for business. Hot waf
fles, hot cakes and short orders. Quick sor-
vw.n finnl.-mir flnno ill Window Oil IMS. CoiIlO
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Medford Investors
CO.MK TO (J HANTS I'ASS AND OKT
IN NOW ON TIIH (lltOl'NI) Kl.OOIt.
SKK Mi: KOU CIIOIf'K MST1NOS OF
ALL KINDS OK LAND AND TOWN
I'UOI'KHTY
A. H. PARSONS
ItlU! HKTATi:
(WANTS I'ASS, OltKflON
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Phe wonder of the nineteenth cent hit, known as the
ffreat Radilihi Cold Leaf Screen, will be seen by many
for the first time
SUNDAY AT ISIS THEATRE
This will be the only house in lMedford where this
beautiful curtain will be seen, as Air. Corden, the
manager, holds the lease and selling right ,1'or yea it
to come.
r i.. i'..: i ;.. .. :'..,..! t... i i l ,.u,.nni:..n
unirt luii iu iirarriui'ii till" ufiiuty aim uituiriivi-"
ncss of the moving pictures when thrown on this won
der! ul screen. iMon ol science have labored lor years
in perfecting this curtain and have at last rested
I'l'lllll flwtii ti'rti.lr it'iili ilin llwMlirllf Hull flwitr li.wl of
..w... i..w .,w..v ...un uwv UXM'h''" """ """.1 " "
last turned out the most wonderful eul'tain the world
has ever seen.
There is but one way to be satisfied that is to
come and see for yourself. Lf it is not the most at
tractive and wonderful sight you have ever seen, your
money will be cheerfully refunded.
Novelty Musical Act f
In conjunction with this wonderful curtain, tho
Musical Fletchers will be seen in a novelty musical
ni't. Air. Fletcher nlavs on evervthinir from a broom $
? to an old sprinkling can. His playing on six bottles i
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iicm ins aiuiii'iice spiMiuuiiiiu, nssitiim iv ui rinvt-r 4
little daughter, whose sweet voice brought forth great i
ajiplause. i
V Wl. .. ,! lia.w. .u UniuJinii; u m its tnn nl 51
known for any comment, you get a
$1.50 Show for 10 and 20 Cents
Doors Open at 7:00 p. in. First Picturo 7:15 p. m.
4'''-4t4tf''
Hasklns for Health.
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