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T MKDFORl) MAIL TRTBTJNT). MEDTORP. ORKHON", SATURDAY, 1VKCKAUWR HO, 1011.
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But Auto Owners Fall to Get Tans
for 1912 Out of 6500 Registered
Machines But 1300 Have New LI-
. cense Numbers. t . ,
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Tli a 1912 miloii)ol)Hp lleamo ts
nro 'ticglnninff to hu soon on tho nm
oliinos of Metlford. .ilowovcr, from
SiTcin- GOiiijtt Uip rejwrt Hint only
J.'tyU tnjpi Itnvo been )nilid, while
tliferft nro 500 ro!Uml mnnliW.
in tho Btnlo, as alwwn by tlic 1M11
xooonlR in tho fwrelnrv of state's of
Jloo. Uiiloss tlic ownors of Hie r
jnainitiR Ti200 milmnnbilw run display
n toff btorinR IjIhpIc letters nK h jjrowi
linukprotnnl nfter noxt Monday, they
nro RnlijcOt (o nrroxt for nol comply
ing with ilio stntu lnw, as all tftjr
bonriii'r black lottors with n yellow
Imokfjrouml nro worthless nftor tho
firtft of tho year.
JACK JOHNSON
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Bout to Be Fixed for Easter Monday
in Sydney Champion to Get $30,
000, Win, Lose or Draw Expenses
Paid.
GOOD SHOW AT TUB STAtt.
That good, clean motion pictures
thrown on n screen without n flicker
to tiro tho oyos, take in Medford,
whon presented In a comfortable
house with modern accommodations.
Is demonstrated by tho immense
throngs of people which fill tho Star
theater each night. Undor tho di
rection ot Manager Sathor, the Peo
ples' Amusement company is giving
n high class show each evening. Ono
of tho most thrilling films which has
over been brought to this city Is be
ing exhibited at tho Star this after
noon and evening, entitled "Lost in
tho Jungles." This picture Is tho
last and most realistic of n scries of
animal pictures produced by the
Solig company, -and which have
caused no end of comments. Two
other strong dramas nro shown,
"When California Was Won," and
"Two Daughters ot Havana." As
laugh producers, "Comic Games in
Singapore" and "Too Much Turkey"
aro very hard to heat, and tho ad
monition is given by tho manage
ment that It a spectator docs not
desiro to laugh, ho had bettor stay
away.
NOTICE, MKKCHAXTS.
Tho merchants will doso all day
Monday, New Year's.
II. C. GAItXETT,
' ' Merchants Protectlvo Ass'n.
CHICAGO, Dee. ill). Jnek John
Mn, heavyweight champion of the
world, wilt tlofond InV title iinuiist
Shm MeVoy in Australia next flitrftuf.
The bmit probably will bo fixoil for
hustur Mommy m Svilnev. Johnson's
demands for $30,000, win, lose or
draw, will be granted and he will tm
gt $5000 for traveling expwwos nittt
four round trip tickets to Austnilin.
Tom Andrews of Milwaukee, ropre
snting Ilujrh. Mcintosh, mnde the
airreement with Johnson. Cablo from
Mcintosh nro expected to confirm the
nrrntigements today.
Johnson says that he will in tho
meantime meet any and nil comers
willing to pay his price.
Johnson and Meoy have mot in
throe 20-round bout.s. Two of them
were declared in Johnson's favor nnd
in the third Johnon won by a knock
out iu the last minute of tho 20th
round.
MONDAY WILL
BE 'HOLIDAY
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Stores and Banks Will Be Closed-
Welcoming of Now Year In This
City Will of a Necessity Bo Very
Quiet.-
HAHERSLY 10
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Medford will gtNiprNlly observe
New Year's day on Mmidny ns u holi
day. Most of the store will he
closed during the day, wlillo the bunks
will not open.
Tlio welcoming of the youngster
1D12 will of n noemttity be quiet tlii
yoar, as ho liqtHtr will be old in the
city on Sua day. New Yowr'n ovs.
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Not many good stenographers, good
clerks or othor efficient hulpcrs will
tin -Tmir.,1 in tltie Aid Hiie vpfiftl? i.v.
copt through want advertising. i
Forestry Bureau and Stato Game
Commission Gels Torjetlier on tlic
Matter of Keeping Trapper In HIJIs
for Next Four Months.
Trapper Hamnu-rxly will trap nnd
hunt for wolves iu the Crater .mtinnul
forest for tho ml lour month at
loaat, and iwnwiblv Ioniser, an tit for
estry sv'fviee ami the tntf gniw im
ndaaioii ihvo gotten together ntul
onch Aviljiny Mr Hamimrwly on
hnlf of hOf Rnlnrv The appointment
nuw from January t. JUIU to'Alny t.
101U. If MiieeeHHt'ul Mr. Uaimueitdy
will probably he retained.
Iu addition to Hin anlnv.v Afr. Hum
mei-sly -vlll bo allowed 0 aeoopl boim
tieM on wolvc, of Coved; by atoekniuu,
to nu Amount of $60 a tnoitth. 1 lu is
now in (he Hill pluchig him trap)lnu
line.
Died.
Aloxnudor Jnluuoii. aired 77 von in.
10 mouths and fl day, died at the
homo or Y. II. MaullbyJ-Yiduy niter.
liTton at I o'elnek. !'ur ohildreu hui
vive Alviu and Arthur .bdinton, Mrx.
It. L. Itulu nnd Mix. H. K. Mnultbv oi
thin otly. The body in nl Week -MeflowtinV
l'unoral luiiiouuuuuioiit
Inter.
Senator Gaylord Coming,
l.oenl HooitilmtM have iirriiinp'd for
the uppenrnnee wion of Htato Stuulnr
W. It. (Invlonl r Milwnuki, who II
peak on nooialixm hero next week.
MMMMi.OMlryiMo
Clark & Wright
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rutdlo r,iiua Mattqmi Kliml Proof.
Doiirrt nn0i, Uoilntn uud Mlalnti
Cnnen. tlortp.
Ansnotnto Woik for Attornnya.
Draperies
Wo enrry n vptt icomitte lint ot
flrrttiorli'H, Iupo eurUltm, ilxtur. et.
ninl.i'o nil iiliinncN of upliolalrrliiK. A
uponlnl man to look nrirr thl work
laohmtvuly nn.l will Ktvo a iood
norvKiit an In polt)la to get la uvea
Urn Ur(xit tililo.
Weeks & McGowan Co
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MEDFORD YOUNG PEOPLE'S
UNION OF DIFFERENT
CHURCHES GETTING BUSY
The Medford Young People's union
was organised in Medford Inst Marah
by tho Christian Kndenvor societies
of tho First Christian church, the
Fin.t Presbyterian church and the
Baptist Young People's union of the
First Baptist church. Later the Ep
worth league of the Methodist Epis
copal church joined the union.
The officers of the union are: Miss
Berthn Pierce, president; Ernest
IViee, vice president; Mis's Genevieve
Wormian, corresponding secretary;
Miss Elsie Wallace, loonl secretary.
At n meeting of the nominating
committee, held at tho First Presby
terian church last evening, tho fol-J
lowing persons were nominated to fill
the different offices for the ensuing
year: J. Herman Hnrrison, president;
Enrl Kaiser, vice president; Miss
Edith Cnqier, local secretary; Miss
Genevieve Wortraan, corresponding
secretary; Percy Talent, treasurer.
Tho various young people's so
cieties arc n very busy lot of young
people and are taking n forward step
in this gront work. At the next meet
ing of the Medford Young People's
union all the young people of tho j
town are urged to be prosent. The !
date of this meeting will bo given out j
at n Inter date. ,
Splendid Music at,
the Ugo Theatre)
Lovers of music will linvo the op-1 '
portunity of beginning the New Year)
by gratifying their craving for thej!
best efforts iu that line, Monday i ',
night nt the I'go theater. The mail- 1
agement of that popular place has
been fortunate to secure for the de-1 !
light of their patrons tho famous
Bistolfi's Unique Italian Orchestra,
frosh from its successes in musical
centers. Following is whnt the linker
Herald says about the performance
of this artistic cempany:
"The playing of BIMolfi's 'Miiltum
in Pnrvo Orchestra' was u revelation
to those who nro prono to judge of
the merits of a performance by the
price of admission. To hear those
artists play is a liberal education, in
deed, for their interpretation, expres
sion nnd shading is masterful. The
ensemble work of this unique nggre
pition is equal to more thou twice
its number of performers and the
violin solo is nlone worth many times
the price of ndmision. It is seldom
that music lovers anywhere arc given
the opportunity to enjoy such Innsic
nt such minimum cost." 241 I
ARE YOU
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AGAINST ACCIDENTS
C. H. REDFIELD
lUnUlUSHNTINQ
Aetna Accident Northwestern Mutual Life f
Beth Phones 210 Frultnrowers Bank FJIdn.
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TUSCAN SPRINGS
flaYliitf no euunl on earth In variety ot
mineral witters and cuflilic illn'ONOi
that mcUiclut'M will not r'oucli. If you
nro In ncil of hxnlth. como now. Wo
lire open nil tho year and enn glvo tlio
tidt nf care nnd munition now a wull
hh In Huuinioi'. stiiKo dally from ltod
Uliiff to tho nprliiKH. Kurlhor pnr
lUuhirH iuldrH
E. B. WAT.BRIDGE
Tl'SCAX HPUINdS, t'Ali.
YOU WANT
DIHTIXCI'
(.'OMI'OUTAIIMI
VISION
I Supply It
Dr. Rickert
Over Unutiior'M
We Have Moved
Tho J, T, nrondloy flower
etnro la now In tho M. V, & H.
nturo, ncroitii tho atruot from
former location.
Choice lots of cut flower,
tiulhn, ferns, palmii, etc., nl
wnyn on hntul,
J. T. BR0ADLEY
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GERARD TAILLANDIER. DIRECTOR "
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NAT BUILDING
Winter Term Begins January 1st
Grocorioa, Oanclios, Fruito
Oigars, Tobftcoos, Snidor's
Frosh Milk, School Sup
plion, ota., nt
De Voe's
Little Combination
Store
Next Door Hotel Motlfonl
Jn. rhouu 5(511
TREES
that j;tor
TREES
Hmt Ikmc
Northern tiro wit Stork
Columbia & 'Okanogan
Nursery Company
Of tho YVountcheu Vnlloy
). M. IjuuIoii, Meilfoid HatoHiiinu
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Our First White
oods
Tuesday corning, January 2nd, we will have on display our entire line of high-class Ladies' Lingerie,
Linens, and White Goods. We desire to make this a great Muslin Underwear event. Our entire line
is made up from fine soft and sheer materials in latest styles and patterns. Great pains have been taken
to show you something that will be of interest to you, both in quality and prices. This, Olir first White
Goods Sale, includes table linens and white goods; also our large line of high-class Laces and Em-
broideries at 10 per cent discount. ,f ,
Great Muslin Underwear Event
l . :i iEvery Article Reduced
Hundreds of women -will purchase the season's supply at
this sale.
Corset Covers
Of materials trimmed with Val., tgrchon and cluny laces.
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Regular $1.00 cut to .'.....79
Regular $1.25 cut to 98p
Regular $1.50 cut to $51.19
Regular $2.00 cut to $1.79
Regular $2.50 cut to IJ51.98
(Princess Slips and Combination Suits
Made in all styles, i'ine materials, vary newest patterns,
daintily trimmed ivith laces and embroideries.'
Regular price $1.50 cut to $1.19
Regular price $2.00 cut to $1.69
Regular price $2.25 cut to $189
Regular price $2.50 cut to $2.19
R'qgular price $3.00 cut to ....: $2.49
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES AT A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
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The Gowns
ra(lo in all styles of fine materials daintily trinunod in
laces and embroideries.
Regular price $100 cut (o ! 79
Jtcgular price $1.25 cut to
98c
1.19
Jugular rico $1.50 cut io $1.19
Regular price $2.00 cut io ..n,fy .'. $1.09
Regular price $2.50 cut to ....;... $1.Q8
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The Skirts
odeled for the coining season's styles, of fino cainbi'ic
and lawns.
Regular price $1.00 cut to r. , 79
Regular price $1;25 cut 1o...;....a i 98c
Regular price $1.50 cut to $1.19
Regular price $2.00 cut to , A $1.G9
Regular price $3.00 cut Jo
The Linens and White Goods
'At savings that will make -this a red letter ovont with
housewives. Entire stock is reduced.
$1.25 V2-in. blcachoil all linen 'Damask, special sale.. ..98
$1.75 72-in. bleached all linen Damask, ext. henvy..$l.'15
75c 758-in. bleached Damask 59
(iOc 08-in. unbleached Damask H '..45
f) (I brown 'Reppcrell Sheeting 24
J)-l blcaclied IVpperell Sheeting , 28
CI blanched Hope Sheeting, 10c. grade 8
'HI brown Te))perell R., 10c grade 89
1-1 brown L. L., 7c, grado 5
All linen torcjion lace special .,,,.:...$, 5i
Eyory Articlo Roduoed
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