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MEIWOttn MATTJ TRTBTTNE. MEDFOKD, OttEGON. WEDNESDAY. .TANUAttY S, '101,1.
HEAVIES
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SNOW
FALL OF SEASON
BLANKETS VALLEY
From f In 7 inches of miow foil
in Iho HoKuo lllvrr vnlloy Tuestlny
iiirIiI. TIio nnow stonn was nccom
pnnloil by ft liipli wind nnd. n tcmpor
nturo of 1!8 dej;reos nliovc zero. The
wind, which Klnrtod in nt sundown
Tuesday Mow Oie Know off Iho trees
n fnsl ns it fell and thus ohvintca
nuy dnnRer of breaking limbs in the
nrehnrds.
Tbo temperninre rose grndnally nil
day Wednesday and predictions oiut
to warmer weather although no sud
den change is looked for. As the
Miow when melted will reduce to
nbout one-sixth of its volume it is
)iot beliaved thero is any danger of
flood waters in Hear creek.
From tho Oregon line to below Chi
co, dispatches say, Chalifornia is
covered with n mantle of snow. At
Ilunsmuir it is one and a half feet
deep and nt Itedding it is ten indie.
Sacramento paw its first snow in n
long time Wednesday morning but the
flakes melted within nn hour nnd tho
pmall boys wero disappointed.
In Mcdford several home-made
MmrIis were out nnd if tho snow
holds out until evening there will be
a number of sleighing parties ar
ranged. The work on the llenr crock
bridge was slightly delayed, it being
the intention to start pouring con
crete nt tho cast end Wednesday
morning. Ilcfore any work could be
done a force of men had to shovel
and sweep tho snow from the entire I
Mmeiurc.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S. Argu
ments for tho prosecution In the
sminto Impeachment trial ot Judge
Hobort W. Archbnhl ot tho com
merce court, charged with miscon
duct In office wero begun at 1
o'clock this afternoon, llepresentn
tlves of Clayton of Albania and Ster
ling of Illinois presented tho argu
ments on behalf of the house prose
cutors. They wore limited to soveti
nnd a halt hours.
For tho defense, Attorneys Worth
InRton, Martin nnd Simpson will
spea,k. It Is not yet known when
the voto on the question ot Impeach
ing Judge Archbald, will bo taken.
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FROM SEALS' GROUNDS
RAN' FItANTISCO, Jan. S. "The
booze cage,' the most objectionable
thing remaining in baseball will bo
mKsing from the Snn Francisco
grounds next season, the mnnagement
of the Scnls having heeded tho jhipu
lar cry for its elimination. If any
liquor is sold on the grounds it will
be from a bar far removed from the
diamond nnd thero will bo no peddling
of beer and whiskey in grnndstnud
or bleachers. The Oakland grounds
also will be without liquor nnd if the
transbay atrons want n drink they
will have to co outride the grounds.
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RANCH
SAN' FHANCISCO, Cal., Jan. S.
With tho announced Intention of
buying about jr.0,000 worth ot Ore
gon ranch property. Ad Wolgast t
lightweight champion nnd hi nnua
ger, T. Jones, are scheduled to leave
San Francisco for tho north tonight
Jones said tho first stop would ho ut
Medford end that 'hrj also would
visit McMlnnvllle, Albany and Le
banon, On, lie snUl their stay In
Oregon might bo an where from n
few days to two we?k, aftoi which
Jones will go to Chlcigo nnd Wol
gast to Cadillac, Mich.
When asked regarding tho report
from t.os Angeles last week that ho
had retired as a twenty-round fight
er, Wotgast bald:
"Hetlred? Not If I can get any
one of three men Kltchle, Mandot
or ltlvers or as long as any pro
moter wants to pay mo 10,000 for
a match with any lightweight In the.
country." ,
"Nothing In It," said Jones. "Ad
Is liable to say anything when ho Is
talking."
White In Chicago, It Is probable
that Jones may become manager ot
Jess Wlllard, the Texas heavyweight,
who claims a decision over I,uther
McCarthy. Jones admitted that he
and Wolgast together lost about
$JCjO0O when McCarthy heat Al I'al
zcr New Year's Hay.
COUNTY CLERKS GET MINOR STOCKS SHOW
' NATURALIZATION FEES
S.U.KM, Ore, Jan S. - Tho state
supreme court has affirmed tho deci
sion of the lower court In Issuing a
writ of mandamus to compel the offi
cials ot Multnomah county to pay
County Clerk Frank S, Fields his sal
ary for July and August, 19 1 1. This
salary was held up by County Judgo
Cleoton nnd Commissioners Mart and
l.lKhtuer, on tho ground that Fields
had refused to turn oor to tho coun
ty tho money collected by him for
naturalization feos.
In an opinion written by Judgo
llnan, tho supremo court holds that
tho county Is not entitled to thoio
tees. 11 holds that under tho net of
congress, approved Juno 'jy, ll'Ort, tho
county clerk Is entitled to naturali
zation fees up to tho amount ot
$3000 annually, and any fees collect
ed In excess ot that amount must bo
turned over to tho bureau ot Immi
gration. "In the event that tho state courts
exercised tho Jurisdiction conferred
by the federal statutes, tho duties
of tho elork pertaining to naturali
zation mutters ar In uddltlon to
those Imposed by tho st.ttn for which
tho salary Is provided," Bays the
opinion. "In naturalization proceed
ings tho clerk acts as tho agent of
the United States."
NMiW YOIMC, Jim. H. With few
changes from ye-d onlay's oloo in
prices, (bo tone of Iho market wni
indefinllo at tho opening hero today.
Hhvuglh was developed by a number
of minor slocks. Denver ami Itlo
Omndo rose 'J ll-S, rubber l 1-1 and
Petroleum issues nbout a poinl each.
A decline of u point was suffered
by Western Mnr.vlnud preferred.
The market closed dull.
(loud were steiulv,
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Hotel Medford
The most homelike hotel In all of
Oregon.
lloomi without Ixtllt mic Hr tiny
anil up.
Itooms wild tmtli 9 1. ,10 tct- (lay
ami up.
Simh'Im! rate by week '" month.
Combination limvUfnit
tuoitilug 12."l, tut and in cciiIm.
over)'
Mall Tribune's classified ads bring
results.
SOUTH DAKOTA TO ELECT
UNITED STATES SENATOR
IMHltHK. S. II.. Jan. S. With
numerous senatorial booms nnd
deadlocks expected, the state legisla
ture opened hero today. Dean Ster
ling was Indorsed for senator In tho
primaries.
Tomorrow's Merchants l.uncli
IMe 11:110 (o U p. in. 2.1c
Puree of Kngllsh Split Pea mix
Croutons
linked Cutlets of Itoyal Chinook Sal
mon Kan co HornnlKo
Pommes Jiitleuno
Polled Sugar Cured Ham with Minn
Itenus
Imported Spaghetti n'la Mllnnslso
Hungarian Veal Oulash Mil Sputtcl
Mashed Potatoes Stowed Parsnips
Lettuce Salad
Cocoanut Cream Plo Orange Sherbet
Tea Coffee Milk
The rougher whiskey tastes
the stronger it is.
The stronger it is the more
harm it will do.
But thenyou don't have
to drink it rough, strong
or high-proof.
There's Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable
llottlrd nt drinking strcuuth.
Costs no more than tiny other whiskey,
W. J. Van Schuyvor & Oo., General ARcnUi, Portland.
M COME-BACK
When S.S.S. Cures
There Is no "come back" when 9. 8. 8. cures Contagious Wood Poison
because this great blood remedy no thoroughly clcnnsci the circulation
that not n particle of the old virus i:i left. After the blood ban liccti puri
fied by 8. S. 8., this vital fluid la nn free from infection tm It was before tho
disease was contracted. One reason why 8. 8. 9. Is so successful In the
treatment of Contagious IJlood Poison in thnt thin medicine strengthen!
nnd builds tip the ntumnch nnd digestive lucuibcm while it Is purifying the
blood. Thus all the systemic ntrcngth in left to assist in the elimination
of the virus. 8. 8. S. is the one certain cure for thin tHwcrful Mood (Unor
der. This claim Is not based tijwn the treatment of a few cascu here ami
there, but Its success extends over n period of more than forty yearn. Dur
ing this time thousands upon thousands have found it cute by the una
of this great remedy nnd nil were willing to testify that there wa no
"coiiie.backMnfterS. 8. 8. bad driven the vlroit out. 8. 8. 8. docrt not
coutnln a particle of harmful mineral: it can be used with perfectnafety by
uuy one. Home Treatment Hook nml any medical advice fice to nil.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA. CA.
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CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th
This is the sale shrewd buyers waited for, and no wonder when it enables everyone to buy Muslin Under
wear, Laces, Embroideries, Sheets, Bed Spreads,Muslins and all other white goods at manufacturers
prices. We have been preparing for this sale for months. Be sure you take advantage of it.
NOTE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT LESS THAN COST
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jfMftyTCTsC- -- -vrv.- Bic. j-2j V v&?r:T:-a-v'r:.rgv--. rG- ' ?' n -fj-.'d!
Laces and Embroideries at Less than Cost
20c LACES 5$
fiOOO yanls luNititiful now Vnl. Liicp.s. all
iiupoi'tt'd patttii'iis, values tip to r
20c a yard, this sale, a yard "
35c Bands 19
500 yards Lace JJand, beautiful Jiow
patterns. Sale price, 1Q
a yard XvKt
50c EMBROIDERIES 10
5000 yards Canil)i'ie Embroideries and
Insertions from 2 indies to 115 inclies
wide; values up to 50c. White
Sale price, a yard
10c
LOTA
Consisting of Corset Covers, Night Gowns
Drawers and Skirts every one ftA
well mado and full value for 75c. Hi
Special MUXj
LOT B
Consisting of Chemise, Corset Covers,
Skirts, Night Gowns and Drawers, made
of a very fine grade of muslin; PAv
real values $1.25. 11 HI
Special "VXj
LOT C
Consisting of Night Gowns, Drawers,
Corset Covers, Combinations, princess
slips and skirts, all of which must fj A
be seen to bo appreciated; 5fC
$1.50 values, special vv
LOT D
Consisting of Combination Corset Covers,
Drawers, princess Slips, night Gowns and
Skirts, made from tho newest models,
beautiful trimmings and orig-rt. .f A
inaucy ol ucsigu; ipz.uu values ji rt
1 special
LOTE
Consisting of
Combination
Skirts, Night
Gowns, Drawers.
Chemiso and
Princess Slips,
each one trimmed
beautiful and
made of finest
musliiS:$2.50
values, special,
$1.39
$1.25 FLOUNCINGS 59
1000 yards beautiful new Flouncings,
exclusive designs, 1.25 grade. CQ
Sale price, a yard Ov
25c LINEN LACES VZyrf
500 yards new all linen Laces, special
patterns; cheap at 25c. 19'f
Sale price, a yard 12
12jc LACES 'iY
5000 yards Torchon Laces and Inser
tionsall new patterns; real values up
to V2Yj' a yard. J
Sale price, a yard ,.
75c ALL OVER LACE 29
500 yards all over Laces, up to date in
styles; 75u values. 9Q
Sale price, a yard UUj
$1.00 SWISS FLOUNCINGS 18
5000 yards Swiss Flouncings, beautiful
at terns; real $1.00 values. AQp
Sale price, a yard OC
75c FLOUNCINGS 39V
500 yards fine Swiss Flouncings, 75c.
values. Sale price, OQo
a yard wiJL
$1.00 CORSET COVER EMB. .'J9tf
500 yards Swiss Corset Cover Embroid
ery; cheap at $1.00. OQn
Sale price, a yard voj
Beautiful New Linen Flouncing at $2.19 and $2.69
500 yards beautiful 500 yards Swiss 500 yards Swiss 5000 yards fine
All Over Laces ; real Gallons; real Gallons; good Swiss Embroidery,,
values up to $1.25 values 25c a yard, values 20s a yard suitable for trim
Sale price, Salo price, Salo price, niiug Baby Dresses,
a yard a yard a yard 20c grade, a yard
69c 10c 15c 9c
Lonsdale
Cambric
special
9c
Long Cloth
The good
quality,
special
9c
Fruit of the Pillow Cases
Loom 42 and 45 in.,
Muslin, our 18c gr'do
special special, each
9c lie
Cambrics
15 very one a
good bargain
special
9c
Sheets
Good quality
size 72x00,
special,
39c
Good Bath
Towels,
each
12 tec
Good
rirandkerchi's
each
3c
Clark's
' O. N. T.
7 for 25c
D. M. O.
Embroidery
Cotton, Spec.
a skein
2c
Corsets
75c. grade
Special,
a pair
48c
.15c Long
Cloth
a yard
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