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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1911)
a J?C013 litlTO JvITSDFORD MAIL TRXBWTC, MEDFORD, ORtiClON, SATURDAY, 1)1OT)MKI'.R f), 1011. liEDFOKD JMTAJL TRIBUNE '.AN INDln'IJNDKNT NnWfiPAPliU I'UHUHIIKD KVKHV AITKIIKOON KXCUPT HUNIIAY, 11 V THK MRDKOUI) IMUNTINO CO. . Tho Democratic Times, Tim Mcdford Mali. Tim Mcdranl Tribune, Tlio South em OregonlAti, Tlio Ashland Tribune. Offlco Mall Tribune llutlillng, a-7-S9 North Kir street; phono, Jlnln 3021 ; Home 7S. anoilCJH PUTNAM. Kdltor and Mnnngcr Kntcrod an sccoint-clnss tnnttcr nt Mnlforil, OroRon, undor tho act of lilnrcli 3, 1879. Offlolnl Pn(r of tho City or Mcdford. Offlclnt lpcr of Jnckson County. StTBSORHTIOK JtATES. Olio year; by mnil .fS.0fl One liipntli, by mnll .SO IVr month, delivered by cnrrlor In Med'onl. Jacksonville nnd Cen tral Point .. BO Knttinlny only, by mnll, per year.. S.oo Weekly, per year l.0 JOLTS AND JINGLES By Ad Brown Andy Carnegie mndo a list of twenty of tho world's greatest men and put Thoinna Edison In it, where upon Edison made a similar list and loft Andy out. "Fls a cruel world. A. Znncsvlllc, Ohio, woman snar- rled ono man on Thursday and an other on Saturday, claiming sho had forgotten tho first ceremony. Still Biro probably remembered to do her Christmas shopping early. AUMoritclalr, JC. J., a 16-inch dog swallowed n 12-Inch hatpin. Bet he didn't curl up when he went to sleep that night. John D. has quit Standard Oil but tho odor of gasoline clings to him still. Uncle Kpp says "I havo alius no ticed that merchunts what say 'Do your Christinas shoppln early' nevvur rcfus'c tor walo on peepul at tho last moment." Tho world may move fast but they aro still crowning King George at tlio moving picture shows. Count that man a truo patriot who has carefully read every word in the president's message. Although the baby omporor of China has been dethroned ho will be allowed to retain his title. Ho may mako a good Income by charging American visitors for the privilege of being presented to him. It is said that tho Indie tod Chicago meat packers may be given a Jail Sentence, but so far there Is no heavy betting on that sido of the y proposition. Vns 1st Los? f In looking over the papers for one day wo run across the follewing: "Schuster should be chased out of Persia." "Schuster Is the greatest Ameri can financier abroad." "No man has stirred up such a irow as this man Schuster." "Tho Moroccan forces won't bo In ,It with tho rumpus Schuster Is kick ing up." "By all means kick Schuster out." Ily tlio Offlco JUty. Mcdford, Friday, dero J. & J, well 'did you plpo the bunch of guys andy carnlggy picked out for tho world's 1!0 gratest men by glmlny, 1 bet It would take a collldgo porfosscr to tell who tho most of them are, I never herd of A of them fellers in my life, and 1 bet you dldcnt neethor ono of tho names andy puts In his Hut Is mushot 1 hot there nlnt as many popol In tho yunltcd states over hord of tmiBhet as votes the prohibition tlcklt In kentucky and a lot moro dark horses like that, 1 understand most of them was boobs that Invented uumthlng about making steel, witch of corso helped fur, carnlggy in his blsness, and mndo hlni think well of them but nix for mo them mill hands, ior anost of tho rest of andy's crowd, 1 got as good a rite to mako a list' ob ho has, and mlno Is real fellers Hint sumboddy has hord about henr they tiro, havo a look gorgo washlnton Oorgo hi. cohen & crlsstofor coluinbus Jack Johnson " Julyus soezor -' buffalo bill ty cobfo f admiral dowy ' Judgo colvlg pnul rovoar , frank frazier ''nbo Ilnkoln eddy foy rohblnson crttsoo , v n, s, grunt captain kldcl ,V .-, i crlsty mathowson Y toddy rospvolt J, franklin bakor ' torn oddlson If you can bon that bunch you got 'to go sum Johny ACCEPT NO ATTENTION is rolled to the interview published else where in this issue with tho mayor of Indianapolis1 regarding sieps taken by living by bringing the produeer and consumer together by means of a public market and the creation of a municipal purchasing agent. Sonic such step for Mcdford is now being contemplated bv the citv council. It is high vided at homo for what produce we do raise, instead of importing inferior produce from other sections. The only way to secure such a market is for the city to establish it. Tho Mcdford railroad record for this year shows 52 cars of potatoes, 37 of vegetable, 15 of beans imported this year. This means that there has boon irom mj,0CK) to $100,000 sent out of the valley for produce that should have boon kept here. Though we imported 52 carloads of potatoes Tor Mod ford, avo raise potatoes just as good and even better here than those imported. Talk withianv local potato grower nnd you will find him discouraged because the local stores will not purchase his product, or if they do, it is reluct tantly and only after persistent solicitation. One potato grower assorts and offers to prove that his potatoes are superior in quality to the "Willamette valley or California product, yet grocers give the excuse for re fusing to buy that the imported article is better. It is not a question of price, for tlio local grower offei-s to deliver at the same price paid for tho foreign spud. To get rid of his crop he has had to retail it from bouse to house, to soil to restaurants and other consumers. Mcdford imported 37 carloads of vegetables in eleven months of 1911, yet local growers fouiulit hard to market the produce the did raise. A celery grower states that ho was turned down by nearly every store, which offers instead California celery, coarse, stringy, inferior stuff. lie has had to turn pcdlcr to get rid of it. Three ears of beans have been imported this year, some of them coming from Japan. Why should money be sent to Japan when it can be kept at homo? Local bean growers had hard work to market the little they produced. Stores wouldn't take them. These are only records for carload quantities. Prob ably as much more was shipped in by express and by freight in less than carload quantities. The same situation holds true in the fruit line. Stores that refuse to purchase local apples are offering decayed, inferior California fruit. Two carloads of apples have been shipped in from California in the past month. At one of the leading stores of the city, the writer was told that the California apple was all they had. They were $1.90 a box. A few minutes later a farmer asked him to puro-hnse a box of apples, perfect fruit but undersized, for $1.25 which he had been unable to sell to stores. A public market will help remedy this situation. Of course it will not provide a market for surplus products, but there is no surplus in sight. "When there is, growers must unite and market their output abroad. Then the balance of trade will be turning the right way. Upon the prosperity of the farmer depends to a large extent the prosperity of the country. -"Why should we help the mossback-farmer of the "Willamette valley and the Jap and Italian farmers of California to become pros perous at the expense of the Rogue river valley farmer? "What is the matter with the Rogue river valley? Noth ing on earth, except that we do not produce as much as we consume and that we consume too much of imported produce at the neglect of our local growers. Yqu can help remedy this situation, help keep the money at home and help keep the valley prosperous bj demanding Rogue river grown products of your dealer. Insist upon Rogue river apples, Rogue river potatoes, Rogue river vegetables, and accept no substitutes. APPLE COMPARISONS. TUB remark is often made in the eastern press, and sometimes by eastern bred residents of the west, that while Oregon apples liave the size and color, they lack the flavor of the eastern apple. Actual comparison docs not sustain these claims. Not .only in size and color are Oregon apples superior, but also in ilavor and keeping quality. If you don't believe it, test it for yourself. A Hartford, Conn., paper contains the statement that a Connecticut valley orchardist has produced perfect Spit.cn bergs, perfect in color and si.e, and superior to the Oregon Spitz in flavor. Some of these "perfect" ap ples have been received by J. A. "Wcstcrlund, with the clipping above referred to. They are remarkably pretty apples, perfect in color but smaller in size than the Ore gon Spitzenberg. To compare the flavor of the Connecticut with the Rogue river apple, twenty or more persons, ignorant of the origin of either apple, were called in and given a slice of each apple and asked which bad tho superior flavor. Without exception each one selected the Oregon product and so would you. We are apt to think that the apples of year's ago that we remember "back cast" bad a finer flavor than those that grow around us, but it is a purely imaginary super iority, the lost flavor of youth, when life itself had a bet ter flavor. TO BUILD HOMES FOR LONDON, Dec. 9. "RcBhlonco, lliiiltoii'' t meet tlio lack of com fortublo ipmrtors In Loudon for bach elor women, a company with tho above namo has been incorporated, with Lady Scott-flatty oh president. Tho secrotary of tho company, MIbh Edna Borlon, says; SUBSTITUTES. that eily to lower the post of time thai a market was pro "I havo traveled pretty well till over tho world and It Is my opinion that no city in tho world, not oven Now York, provides for bachelor women such horrible quarters as London. Tho typical London board ing Iioubo, with its garrulous, crafty, mock-KOiiteol 'landludy, Its slattern ly Blavoy, Uh cheap, gaudy ami miiBty furnishings, its lynmpod and shabby bedrooms and Us Impossible tablo, In responsible for more failures and heart breaking nmong professional womon than nil other cnuses put to. guthor." COMMUNICATIONS. Tho Forest Service. Dudley. Ore, Nov. 'J.M, Hill. To Mm KillteV: Ueeiiuso of recent nt lack Ihroimh tlio press on Hio 1'nilcd Slates fores! service, 1 believe Hint n few word from n typical lioinc!ond community would nolho out of place. Art llieso priticNuw come chiefly froniiiulividuuls, they cousoijmMitlv VXMlVsM indivi.lnnl .million Olllv. A to Iho truth of tht'M nllcucd mtrm' commit tod by the forest offieiuK 1 inn tumble to sny; hut from nst ex perience I have every ronton to lie licxo Hint they am nt Icift, jjroly exupsorntetl. liiviitj; k I do in u community en tirely of hmuct.tciulcrx, ami within Hie liouuilarics of the Orator Knlion nl forest, I lu'lioio Hint 1 "in in n po sition to express (ho opinion of this class as n whole -tlio opinion of u ion! hoinestcntl community. These recent now-pupcr nrliclc. luivo caused widespread attention, cspeeinlly in the interior anions tho homesteaders, mid pulilic sentiment is pcncrnlly with the fore-si service. The Stnmuml article published originally in (he Portland Journal nnd copied by the Ashland Itcoord nnd oilier papers has caused much comment, and it is by rciptcsi of many of my friends and neighbors (bat I write tliU letter. We nro a hnmrstend commnnitv of over u score of claim holders. Pur lin the past fie years we bac es tablished two schools n postoffioe nnd conifortnble homes. And ns pod fnitlt selllors we resent these attacks on department of our gov ernment which we boliow was estab lished for our own good and for those officials we have respect. They have honor ninimg us for many rea sons. Kpure will not iWmit me o give many of tlicin. but I mention the following which will serve to show the character of these men. During the forest fires of 1010 the forest officials in the field worSkod day and night to protect our lives and our homes. They brought all the us fistanco that tnoiiev uuil influence could secure. After the fire was over they saw to it that every home steader received a fair wno for ev ery hour he .sM'itt .fighting fire, whclher he seiit his time protecting his own property or bis neighbor's or Uncle Sam's-. During Uic"mihI summer tbiougb the fire siiasiin the branch office at .Vedfprd, Oregon, furnished n special guard to palrol our claims and the adjoining forest. This guard was chosen from auiontr us ami was a homesteader and one of our people. During the past five years when ever government work was being done in this. ountry the forest offi cials favored iho ''homesteader-.." They were employed first and were kept ns long as there was work. Thus hundreds -of dollars remained hcre nml helped the "homesteader" through eourlesy of (he forest rang ers. As a fair people we can't for get those thin"S. Wo admit (bat there are those in tho sorviou who in the past havo overstepped the bound of their au thority, but they aro the exceptioc nnd do not constitute one per cent of the whole. As to "iiihpeotorn" mid "claims ex nuiiuum" we have Veen many here, and with one or (wo exceptions they have been men of honor and integ rity, t Special OlainiH Examiner John Oribblc is well known here mid has the respect of tho community as a whole, so (hat (bo criticisms be has received icceutly meets with no cred ence among his host of friends here. As an officer bo will go to any legit imate means to learn (lie facts in any case he is hunt to investigate. Ho does this regardless of whom it hits friendship or money or both, have failed to make him see and re wtrt things (hat do "not exist, lint wc believe ho states the facts ho does sec fairly nnd scpiaroly. HiH work at best is an unpleasant task, but he doos it well. One mini I know Hays "Ho does his work loo d well." Such is John Uribble, (ho KK)cinl claims examiner. Hut wbcu tho work Is dono he is John Orihble the man and no less u man than an official. The boys call him "Jnok" bccatiHc (hey know ho is n,good fellow nnd a real man, If there is a home in this community where ho is not wel- cotno guest, it is tho bouse whore tlio host is never at home. It is at the cabin (hut h not a homo but a thing created in (ho iiumu of it homo and used to dijfiaud u generous gov eminent out of 100 unroH of land. Jack (Jrihlilo and tlio men who work with him havo "jmudo good" lioro in the wilderness, where a man's worth is measured by tliu law of the hills, and you who know the hills know what that measure is, A few men havo said he bus not mot (bat measure, but many men say lie lias, Itcmembor they have no motives except tlio ties of friendship and a ilcxiro (o see fiiir plnv. In Iho interior where men must Jiclp ono tuiotlior they learji that Ibeer nro many services they inusl ask of one another thai htoiioy will not buy. You iuus know tho wilder boss to understand Ibis. And when you know tlio wilderness you will know (his (io that binds nil real men together in iv now undeveloped conn try nnd Ibeiv vnu will uudorsland whv .lack Cli'ihblo's friends up beio in Ibis wiledrness nsk ine Io wrllo Ibis lot ter nnd because bo has niol (ho measure Hint all their friends must meet - mid that men sure in hinioiablc dealing mid ical tumihood -fust, last nnd ulwnys . J. T. RIMWOKK, Pepnlv Postmaster. COURT HOUSE NEWS Heal Kstato Transfers, James 1, rVcdonburc Io O. II, Kredeiiburg, lots 11 mid. l'J, block fJ, Medfoid 87o Paul Lake (o Kli. Leathers, lots lots :iniid-, block 'J 1, Oentral Point 10 Oarolino Asbworth to doiunma M. o.l lies, laud in ttovvit )", U west .r0 .Mrs. A. It. Phipps to O. I). I loon, lols I and U, block Jl, Laurel- burst add. Mcdford Obatlcs K. Van Sunt to It. V. Kisher, properly in It. It. ttiltl. to Ashland Jo.sepb Taylor to o.Ncpli P. Lewis, lot 1), block fi, Perry- vale add. Mcdford Oaroline Y. Anderson to Owen Diinlap, lots II, li, It nod l'J, block 1 Phoenix Jiuuc.s K. Crews Io Frank Child- crs, land in town. Htl. II west J. J. Fryer to David Cingcade, laud in Kuglo Point 10 10 10 10 r.o J. Oscar Talent to A. P. Talent, property in Mcdford It! Oeorgc N. Lewis to J. Hock, lols 7 and S, block I!, Lewis subdivision, .lacksoiAflle. .. Lavina S. Carpenter to O. II. Ilcdberg, lols II and I, block 0, It. It. add. Ashland Ira Asbworth to Win. A. Connor, ft acres in town !!!, 1 cast . . (Just Faske lo Kichard Schuler, lot TJ, block 7.1, Mrdfonl.... John Lyden to Laura O. Uouhl, Mrjerly on California street, Jacksonville Win. I. Ilrown to Lucy Wnrner, 200 10 10 10 l.'iO lot 13, block 2, Newtown udd. Mcdford Ida M. Magcrli, admin, lo L. W. Wileox, laud in town. 3(1, 1 300 2500 Frank D. Frazier lo Hrilla 11. Williams, laud in D. L. C. -13. town 3.1, 1 west Coutrtcl Wilbur J. Ilartell to F.lsio C Clay, lot I, block 1, Columbus' mid. .Mcdford L. H. Tucker to Adilee It Wil cox, ."ill acres in town 38, 1 west nrr. in Frank It. Pendleton to A. Hur dctlo Scbofiebl lot 1, C. Myer add. Ashland 0(180 Jauion Qalbraith to Charles J. Swedoiiliurg, 'JO acres in town .'HI. 1 enst 7000 M. L. Alford to It. II. Toft, lots f. and 0, block 0. and lot 10 block 0, Imcprial add., Mcd ford J. A. Lyon lo L J. Lyon, prop erty in Cottage Home mid .Mcdford W. A. Frceberg lo Oeo. W. Ste phenson, properly in Asbbuid 10 ooo 10 Nathan P. Hildreth to Ibitte Falls Lumber Co. laud in town 35, 3 cast 10 O, fi O. It. It. Co. lo A. C Killer 80 acres in town 37, 3 cast '2 10 First National Hank, Ashland, to W. II. I'Mmiiuds, property in Ashland 100 Albert Alford to Frank II. Fra- zier, laud in town 38, 1 west 10 Frank 1). Frazier to Albert Al ford, release of bond for deed. It. Yookey to Mrs. O. K. Greenwood, bind in (own 30, 1 cast, , 1 ' Albert Anderson to F. II. Cook north half lots 1 and 'J, block 3, Gray's add. Mcdford .. . . Albert Anderson to F. II. Cook, 14 acres in town 38, 1 west. Queen Anne add. lo F. If. Cook lot (I, block 10, Queen Anno add., Mcdford Albert Anderson to F. II. Cook, 'JO acres in town 38, 1 west. . 1 1 (l,')0 J CENTRAL POINT ITEMS. It. H. Madden mid wife are upend ing this week in Seattle. H, S. Aiken of Prospect was greet ing his many friends hero Friday. Mr. mid Mrs. Clove Stildohnkor of North Head, Indiana, 1110 the gnosis of Mrs. Aim Heal at her Hubiiib.111 home, one mile north of town. Mrs. Frank Amy of Mcdford le eeutly enjoyed n visit with her many Central Point relatives nnd friends, Central Point people who were vis Ming in Mcdford Thursday were Mrs M. M on, Mrs. Randall; Airs, Wright, H. H'. Pntlisou, W. D. I.uwis mid It' V.. Murray. II. W. Lindsay hns returund from a several week's pleasant visit ii!i relatives in Missouri ami ollior mid dle ulutCH. -- - " ' Ti, i tci t-rnfttiutn taii! nine t I kklUllfll IIIW InUbUIWUI I J L I T HAOUAMHNTO, Cut, That com. panics orgaulxcil undor tho general Incorponvl Ion hnvit of Nevada can not condemn lainlrt In Oallfoiula Is tho glut of a docbilon just handed down by the third dish lot court or nppcalH In connection with tlio North ern Uleetrle company vortulH tho Heed Orchard ooinpnny cimo. 1NIUANAPOL1H, Intl. -What pur ports lo bo It eoufcHHlou of Oitlo MeMautgal, In Jail at Loh AngolcH for complicity In the McNaniara tlyn iimltlngs, Is published In a morning newspaper here. Tlio confcnsloii do tnlln dynntnlto JoIjh In Toledo, Clove laud, MoKeOH Hooks, -KniiHliH Oily, Peoria, .Milwaukee and Springfield, MnNH. BALNM, Ore. --Two hundred Ore gon thresher men were urged today to give their wives vacatloiiH at leant Iwleo a year, to give them some spending money without their hav ing to ask for every cent mid to put labor Having devices Into tho Iioiihch as well nR into tho barns and fleldH. RAN MATKO, Cab- (living up their own lives In a valit attempt to save that of Margaret McLeuuaii, (heir U-yenr-old companion, Krwln Unulols and John iKxard, aged 8 years ea'ch aro dead today by drowning In Km ii Mnteo creek, ltcxruom fnlted ko rcHiiBrltate tho little girl, who, ow ing to tho efforts of tho boys, watt still bicathlng when help arrived. SHATTLK. Wash. Henry Thump Him, a bachelor, decided Monday to mako his will, leaving several thou Hand dollars to a neighbor across the street. Yesterday ho Htartcd to blow up a stump, with a bomb containing 20 Htleks or dynamite. Ho stumbled and was blown lulo a (IipiihuuiI ptocim. TACOMA, Wash. Whllo testing out an automobile which ho had Just repaired, Oeorgo Knox, chauffeur, was killed hero today when tho ma chine got away from him and er.ttdieil Into n wagon. . TACOMA, WiihIi.--Meyer Cohen, n moving picture man, cmniulttcemau In charge of novoral rlty carnivals hero and treasurer of tho Mooito lodgo, U declared gullly today of em bezzling 9b0 lodge tuuilH. 8KATTLK Wash. That John W. Phllllim distributed his nffectlous generously among stenographers mid matden ladles who had money, and that ho never had any real nffectlon for his own wife, Is tho defense In torpoHcd In tho alienation suit for 1 100,000 of Kiln H. Phllllim agaliiHt Mattlo K. A. Thomas Phillips, TULSA, Okln. William Hubbard, nged 25, with his lungs pronounced dead, although his heart nation Is said to bo normal, Is being kept allvo by the constant usa of a pulmonary pump. DKNVKIl, Col. llrutio OroHser, assistant secretary of tho Natlonnl Jewish hospital for consumptives In dead hero today on tliu evo of his trial on the charge of embezzling funds of tho Institution. LOH ANOKLICH K.XCl'llHIO.V. All excursion for Los Angeles will leave Mcdford Ddcoiuhor 20th, round trip fare l.tfi, stopovers In either direction nt pleasure of passenger. Oood going mid returning via either route from Han Francisco. Join this excursion, enjoy tho groat treat or being In Han Francisco New Years eve, see tho points of Interest in and ubout Hau Francisco, Ooldou Onto Park, Cliff Hoiiho, United Btaten Mint, Angel - Island Pan-Amorlcaii Kxposlllon slto; visit Horkoluy, Ala meda nnd Oakland, then Journey southward, visiting Stanford Univer sity, Palo Alto, Hau Joho, Lick Ob sorvalory, Del Monte, Bantn, Cruz, Paso Hobics, Hanta Durham and Los Angoles. From tho latter plnco visit Pasildoiia, Uodlandii, Venice alul Hm. Dingo, sco tho beautiful orange grovoH, tho nstrleh farms, tho floral festivals, Ocean bathing In mid winter. Visit Cntalliia Island, see the strango and beautiful submnrliio gnrdons from tho glass bottom boats, tho flying fish, tho loaplng tunas, onjoy tho fishing, Hoturnlng north ward visit tho oil Holds nround Hit korsfleld, seo tho lininonsn stock ranches, tho fruit bolt of tho Ban Joaipilu valloy. Full particulars by writing, calling nt or phoning tho H. P. piissongor offlco, Modforil, Ore. USE ALLEN'S F00T-EASE Tho autlseptlu powder to bo shaken Into tho iihooH. If you want roBt nnd comfort for tired, tondor, nchlug, swollen, Bwoatlng foot, iiho Allen's Ii'oot-KaHO, HollovoH corns und bun ions or all pain mid provents blisters, soro mid callous spots. Just tlio thing for Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Hhoos, and for HronkliiK In Now Hhoos. It Is tho groutost com fort discovery of tho ago. 'fry It to day, Hold everywhere, UC cts. Don't accept any substitute, For FKI0I3 trial package, address Allen S, Olm sted, Lo Hoy, N, Y, WHERE TO GO TONIGHT SAVOY THEATRE Vnnr Mw Mrtiinuem.nl 1'lrnt Hum. I.teiMinrd Mqtlon 1'lutiirnN, Ulism Hliow, I'nilrtiMiim Treutmont. Kiiink It, Hull. Prop. 10a TEN CUNTS 100 ISIS T IIEATRE HIO OOI'HLK HILL Kvtiiioiilliiiii-y Kngiigciucot of Ml I.O Ol'O Novelty Musical Act Ono of the very bowl aetti fiom PantngoM nt Portland IiihI week was the inimical net of Mllo Duo, mm each Ih it wonderful artist, both at different times having been connected with tho leading or chestras and bands throughout the country. Their iiiiihIc, which Is of tho very best, should bo a great treat, as well uh hoiiio of the novelties (buy Introduce. BTILL ANOTIIKIt 111(1 ONI5 CAIT. V. A. .MAIIIIIAN 1ilcf i:icclili-luu of Hie V. H. Navy HemouHtiatlng (ho crulso of the Atlantic Imttlcuhlp fleet around tho win Id, with some of the very bent slides money can obtain. This alone Is worth double tho adniU. hIoii. A great Uhmmiii o all the hcIiooU nnd cneli and every ono Hhoiild take ndvnutago of this wonderful lesson now before them, llelug ono of Amerlrn'ii bent talkers, each and every slide In explained thoroughly. A truly wonderful act STAR THEATRE fOMIOHTMII.i: IN I'KONTIKIt DAVS Most Daring Driving and Hiding. Till: IHIiAMI OK HT. JIILHA.. SCOTLAND ICd ucul loan I Hccnlc. Till: MAKINfl OK A .MAN Powerful Drama Till: KID imo.M CLONDVKi: CliiKsy Comedy. AL SATIlim Hinging 'Tho lleldelborg Olldu." TIIH WOOIAVOUTIIS In Muslo and ICfffcts Dolls CLOSING OUT ALL ONE-THIRD OFF Medford Book Store Till Electric Rooms UIH Went Mulus Under New Mmiiigcinoiil Newly furnished, nil modern, Htcnm heal, baths, uto, Kate H. Itocltwcll, Prop, IF YOU OWN A LOT Wo will build you a homo on monthly payments. MEDFORD REALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. and H. Co, Bulldlnu H
