vjv:w.www;ww!vww i i ir , i : . I i k ' tlHtfut J t. w V- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE cs AN IN'DKPUNDKNT NKXVNIWl'Klt l'UIII.IHIIt:i , I3VKIIV AKTIIUNOUN Mi:bix)nu I'ltiNTiNa co. Tlio Democratic Tllnrs, Thf Mr-iUonl sunn. Tim aniirnrii tnhuiic. Tim pnuin rh Ori'Kiinlnn. Tim Axiilnml TrllDlim. Offlcn Mnil Tritium llullillnir. ss.S7S9 Norm I If fltrcri; Muinr. Mnltt 3031. OlIOItOK 1'tJTNAM. lMltor nnl Mnimrjcr MtjB 4- KntortM nn nocoml-clnstf imiltcr At Mrtlfiwl. OrrRoii. u ruler tlio net of YIUmI. 1 It'll Of flrlnt Prttwr of til. "CHy "oT Mnl'forX Official Vnper of Jnckxon County. SUBBOMTTJOW KATKS. Ono year, iy mull IS.no Oho month, liy mull .do INr immtli, Ocllwrtit by currier Id Stnlfonl, Jncknonvltlo amt Con trol Point . ... Sit PMurday only, tiy mnll. per yenr. . 2.00 Weekly, ior year . . i.so SWOXX CUkGUXTXOX. itntly nvi-ruce for ele-en months cnu In XuvnnlM-r 30. 1M1. 131. T" i .' Sfjouel & Day Issue tlio following uh'dcr ilato of New Yorkt January 4; Tho only reports from foreign markets received slnco our last, Is cable yesterday from U, Connolly & Qo., Liverpool, which tells us thnt Oregon Xevrtowns 4 tiers sold from 9s-10s and AM tlew s-Gd to Ss. Uy Oregon Ncwtoxvns they moan cither Oregon or Washington apples. They aild thai tho market Is fairly active for this fruit. The shipments of box apples this xvook from hero shows 1.1,400 boxes against 10,000 last week. The situation here la no different from what It has been of late de pression continues, consumption ap parently quite small and nobody will ing to stock up. An association auc tioned hero yesterday about 130 boxes very beautiful Moalor New towns, mostly very largo sites from $1.35 to $2.15, making an average $1.74. About two cars of common Washington apples were also auc tioned. Ganos averaged "Cc, Green ings $1.14, Northern Spy 1.1.4. Kings $1,08, Ilaldwlns $1.09. llliick lien Davis $1.00, Hollcflount 72c. ljrlvato sale, prlccH ruu all tho way from $1.00 to $2.00, mighty few. If any tolling above. Wo hopo these common apples arc nearly out (if tlio way and that shortly tho demand will spring up for tho higher grades which are In store. Tho weather has been bad, because quite warm and rainy. Wo nro all hoping for a lljtlo cold snappy weather to liven things up. ' j i i III FELL OFF IN 1912 SAI.KM, Ore., Jan. 10. Whllo the (axes on tho railroad lines In Ore gon Inccased appoxlmatuly 30 per cent lust year, the freight traffic- In Oregon showod a material decrease, and net operating revenues were more than a million dollar! less than during tho preceedlng year, accord lug to Urn annual roport of the state rullroad commission, which has juit been completed. This report shows that thcro are 3UU0.01 miles of railroad In opera tion In tho state, from which the total operating revenues for the year were $20,347,040.74, and the operat ing expenses were $1C,38C,37G.2C, leaving u net operating revenuo of $9,9Cl,:jq,48. The net operating revenue for tho preceding year was $U,715.((3. Tho tono miles decreaso in tho freight traffic showed a decrease for tho year of 43,000,000 tons. Tho 1912 tuxes paid by tho rail roads In Oregon amounted to $2, 014,S2.91,'ns against $!,GQ7,498.27 paVd'ln'1511." - - WILLIAM HENRY APPLEGATE SCOUT IN MODOC WAR Willinni Henry Appli'tftile, xxlu tlti'il ut bin homo 011 1 lend liiilitin mud, Fri tiny,' Jnmiury II, win ujjed very cloe lo (JO, ycui-H. Ilu. was u hoii ir the kilo Jcubo Ain!i'jiuiu turn of the three l'Djuotw In others who emigrtttctl from Ken tucky when Oregon wiik a xvilderiichh, mill xvus born iii Poll; county,, Oregon. Ak u youiiK mini 1m xvns n scout dur ing I lie Mudoii wur anil know llio red hkin voil,v U hi Ho K'hrt intimately limit lim roliitfvoH, ljs.li mill Oliver Apple gtito, wlin held the Kliimulli lmliiui ngeijuy for yeiiw. UeciNiivil k'UVOH 11 wife niid four i-oiiH..; Of iho (utter, tin to live in the Dciul litilinn country uiuImiiiu in 1'ort liui(lfc A.Dother son enlisted for tlio Plillljipttie war and died at Sun I'THtieihCO. Ope dnttglifiT ulio ire. cinlfiUilm to tlio grave, llin lirolliur l'oter iti now at tint lluznanl mine on Klk oroek mid lii two hIhUm-h, Mi'h. Jlcfull mill JIH, Lonj,', live n-hpect-ivcly in Mnlifi 11111I nl Monument, Ore ton, . - COMMON RMS SPOIL MM . laAJ4 itlbUlM 4. l.fc wMkaMS iMV THE MAN OF nnllE more wo hwir of Voodrtw Wilson, (ho liollor wo A like hiin. Ilis spi-ot'lios nood of tho hour has raised grapple with tho problems tu In his Trenton speech, the Tho wonl Unit tttniidx nt tho ron interesting word Indeed, it has hitherto been HtippoR'd to w a word of charity, a wonl of philanthropy. This word Is "serIco." The one thing that tlio business men of tho United Stat tire now dlscmorlng, some of them for themselves and some by suggestion. Is that they nro not going to bo allowed to mako ntiy money except for a quid pro nuo; that they must render n sorvlco or sot uothttig, and that In tho regulation of business tho government must determine whether what they are doing Is a service or 1101. Kvcrythlug Is business, and politics will bo reduced to that standard. The unostlon Is. "Are you kIVIuk nimhlnit to society when you want to take GOinolhliig out of oclvt ?" A largo maUIng of recent decades has eonsisted in getting sometiung ror notiung. I do not Include brains In tho category of "nothing." A'man Is entitled to tho earnings of his brain. I want to declare for my follow cltlteu this gospct for tho future, that the man who sore will be tho man who profits. "Tho man who serves will ho the man who profits" that is the solution of our social and economic problem. When the-producer gels what he produces, and the toiler tho product of his toil, Utopia will have arrived, or as close an approximation as we can hope to secure. In an article entitled "The Now .Freedom" in January issue of Worlds "Work (which by the way everyone should read) Dr. "Wilson says: The rank and trie of business men. It they could vote secretly, would vote overwhelmingly thnt the present organisation of business Was meant for tho big fellows and was not meant for the little follews: that It was meant for those who are at the top and was meant to cxcludo those who are at the bottom; that It was meant to shut out beginners, to prevent new entries In tho race, to prevent the building up of competitive enterprises that would Interfere with the monopolies which the great trusts hao bulit up. No country can afford to have Its prosperity originated by a small con trolling cUiss. Tho treasury or America does not lie In the brains uf the small body of men uow In control of tho grjat enterprises that have been concentrnded under the direction of a very small number of persons. The treasury of America lies In those ambitions, those energies, f.iat cannot be restricted to a special favored class. It depends upon tho Inventions of un known men. Kvery country Is renewed out of the ranks of tho unknown, not out of the ranks of those already famous and powerful and In control. Further "Wilson says: "We stand in the presence of a revolution not a bloody revolution, America is not given lo the spilling of blood but a silent revolution whereby America will insist upon recovering in practice those ideals which she has always confessed, upon securing a govern ment devoted to the general interest and not to special interests." "Wilson evidently has as clear an idea of what the mat ter is as any of us and will evidently use his authority to accomplish the peaceful revolution. DELAY PROFITS NOTHING. TILLuL seems no good reason why the council should further dolnv triiiiit intr the trollev frniiehise atmlied lor by the Minney company. The city seems amply protected under the amended franchise. The common user clause for the line on -Main street from Central to Uooscvelt, effectually prevents a future monopoly, and enables competition in the future. "With the city safeguarded, aiid with the hankers of the city vouching for the financial responsibility of the appli cants, with specifications similar to those of the Oregon Electric, calling for a First class system, there seems no reason for further delay. The sooner we start something in .Mcdford the butter. Delay gains nothing. There are those who object to the Fifty-year franchise just as there are thoso who would objeet to si ten year franchise the kickers are always with us. It woulll bo impossible to finance an interurbau anywhere in Oregon, to i'lpat bonds for any kind of an electric system on a franchise calling for less than HO years, ft will be years oetore such a system pays, incur, not the business in sight, that establishes th foe tlm IjoikIk. Jf such inducements are not offered, the valley will vegetate or drift backward instead of spurting ahead. Some people fight progress just as a cat scratches and claws and resists when you try to draw.it toward a saucer of cream. But like the cat. they lose no time in eating the cream when they are forced tp it. Simple Mistake Caused This Trouble "It was colder in tho much-boomed salubrious region of Southern Ore gon during the frigid wave Just passed than It was hero In Kngonc. The official temperature record Is authority for this statement." This from the envious Kugeno Guard. Ycb. It Is a little colder In Medford during tho winter time than it Is in Kugeno. That's why its healthier. That's why It Is poxslblo to grow tho perfect apple and tho perfect pear for which frost seems just as essen tial as sunshlno. Tlio seasons am sharper marked In the Hoguo river valloy than In the Wlllamott. Tho ralnfull, 27 Inches as aguinst o2 luetics. Is about ono half. There are many moro bright, sunshiny days. Tho altitude Is high or, tho air crlspor and moro spicy not only moro salubrious, but inoro delightful. Medford Mall Tribune. Tho copy as written by tho editor of Tho .Guard said "Southern Califor nia" and not "Southern Oregon," and tho chuiigo evidently escaped thu proof rcador. Wo certainly did not Intend to muku any compurlbous lio tvteou tho different sections of Oro- Lgon tending to beuofit uuy one local ity at tho expense, of another. Wo are distinctly in favor of working as a united state, and It pleases us to know, m tho Medford paper states, that tho frosts of u Itoguo river valloy winter nro among tlio things that es pecially adapt It for tho growing of certain fruits, Hut the Mull rlbiine is mistaken In giving tlio average rainfall of tho Willamette valloy us 52 Inches. It Is 35 Inches at Kugeno, a very potont factor in tho fai-fitmcd productive-' MKDKORD ifiVHJ TRTRUNTC, THE HOUR. rint? tnu. Apparent ly tlu up the man of the hour to tho nation. president -elect said: I it of what has to be tlono Is 11 very pnrt too large a part of the tortiie- and it is the tuture develop l eve 1 01 i! creel i it ncss of tho territory surrounding this city und tributary to it, and tho sun shines In winter, too, just as It has been shining for several days past. ' The Guard will not quarrel with the Medford paper about Southern Oregon. It Is a splendid country and is dovoloiilug rapidly because of Its natural resources and a progressive imputation. Tho Guard may bp en vious to sonio extent becauso its edi tor possesses the ordinary frailties of humanity, but it acknowledges only tho best of wishes for thu growth and prosperity of Medford and Its environs. TO GROWERS FORM 1)AMAB, Tox., Jan. 10. Follow lug a disastrous murkotiig season and year's canipagu to improve methods of marketing, Instituted by Colonel Frank 1, Holland through his publications, tho Southwestern, fruit and truck growers have formed a co-oporatlvo selling exchange that will enter the field at once. This exchange will iiudertako to handle between three and four thousand cars of fruit und truck dur ing tho present year and tho organi zation itself controls fully 3000 curs, It has established headquarters ut Toxarkuua and affllato with those associations that aro willing to meet tho most stringent requirements as to quality of fruit und truck sold and tho iintiuv q( (ho nncltugo, MTOFOTU). OKfflnoy. FftTOAV, .TANTT-AY 10, 101K COCHRAN NAMES IWORDEN GOVERNOR Tlio Kliuunlli Northwestern puli linlies tlio following letter to County .)ulj;o Worilen, recently uooumiI of MUnudoiinu- county fumU by Iho Ki-nml jury, from l. II. t'ueliruu of Modl'onl, uomlnntitiif WoiiKhi ror gov ernor : "M.'dronl, Ore., dun. 7, HUM. MuiJko Willmm Worden, "Klnmutli KmIIn Oregon. 'Denr Judge: I mnilo two rii through imidom Oregon tliir summer in the ear. In the mouth tr October l took tlio family rtul drove through to Summer like, ia Fort Klumuth, mid returned tlirouich the Fulls. "I want to .n,v to on Unit you tm doing more for the upluiilitiug of our ountv tliini any oilier eounly judge in the ttito. Ooud rondo, 1 mil t scion tificully, ns jott nro building them, is the l:et nsset u county Im. and you l'uo made llieia good clcor to deimy l.iml divide. "I told our count v eouil it ought to hH!iid 11 week Miutuug the Klnm utli roads particularly tlio one I'mm the '(lap' to ihs Fall-. "You nre eertmnl.v building 11 iuoih miKiit lor yourself that ought to make you governor, if you -lioiilr eor haV the uopirntMin-, and I am mho, exery unto owuvr going through Khuuntlt would :i:)Mit you. "Just to hlioxv jou that I really Uo nppiveiate the rord-. I am sending you 11 box of Hose l'eiir, "Voiirw truly. "J. II. roniKA.v." PRICES REALIZED BY The Ashlund Fruit and l'roduco association reports show tho associa tion to bo In excellent financial con ditionhaving a gain of $-',018 dur ing tho ear just closed. The ex pcui'O of operation was $-.700. 11. II. Warner. J. H. Hunter, M. C. Mnlngcr wero elected directors and with C. 11. Gillette and F. 1'. Hunt will hutu tho destinies of the iuo ilatlou, in thelrhands during tho fourthcoiuliig )y,ir. The following Is a stimmarUed re port of different fruits handled dur ing 1912: I'oaebes total of .",7SI boxes or twonty-flvo cars. Average price Ihlrty-ulno cents per box. Hurries total of R.yCfi crates or six carloads. Cherries total of 2,'Jtis crates or two carloads. I'ears total of !"00 boxes or two carloads. Apples total fall and wtntor to dato. 9.590 boxes, or fifteen cnrloiids. Vegetables all kinds total of 33. G5S pounds or two curloadrf. Total niii)hu of cars slilpped dur ing tho yonr fifty-three. CORPORATION VALUE IS FIXED BY STATE Tho county clerk, has received a notice from thu state tax commis sion that the valuation on corpora tion property In Jackson county for 1913 Is $ 1,020,1.19, which Is a small Increase ovor 1912. The statu re quires $33,385.2.' tax from this coun ty this year, a considerable decrease over last year. Thu total valuation of tho county this year Is ;ii!.()GK,000 as against $38,000,000 lu 1912. It was predicted by County As sessor Grieve thnt the valuation would bo betweon $37,000,000 und $3S,000.000 this year, but tho val uation mado by tho statu 011 corpo rations fell below his estimate. MEDFORD TEAMS TO PLAY KLAMATH BASKET BALL It is piacliciilly iihHiircd Hint the Mcdfoiil high school Ijiisketlmll team mil play the Klamath i-ouuty high school team in Klnmutli Fulls on January til, Thu giHn' team of tho Moili'oril M'houl will lu'coiiipiiiiy tin lioyn' team, ami will pluy Iho girlx leaui of the local cliool 011 the iiiuo night. On Jiimiurv 2H llie team rcin'OHcnt- ing toll Kliiiiiuth M'hnon will piny tlio .Mi'dtord high team ut Medium, On the name trip they will pluy the Ah luml high heliool tenin.-hwieli, in linn, will phi v Kliimulli ut Klnmutli Fall 011 or about April -I. TO I'Alt.MKItS AM) OHCIIAUIUHTH. CulUvutu your laud with a Motor Tractor. It will pay for Itself In tho saving of horso feed and hired help. Valley Motor & Tr actor ,C'o., Vuljoy Garugo, Medford., ' " John A. Perl Undertaker 28 H. HAItTMXr I'lioues M, 171 mid 17.1 Ainbiiliiiico Hmlco pepiiiy Vvgunvr 18 MILLS LEVY E UUA.NTS PAN, .Inn. Ill The county eouil Im fixed the lew lot' ID lit ut IH mills including .'1 uulK I m muds fur Mute niul county, which lidded to. tho nine null of eltv lew niul S'a fir school diMtiiit No. 7 milker tho Intiil of IlO'y for (limits 1'mnh ns UKiili)t :i" mill In 101'J. For tlio county oitliili of the in oorporntt'd city of Ortinls 1iim, the levy will lu 18 mile nlilo I'toiu the spoeinl school iliMriiit evlo. The couutv com! is plnmiing t muku the roud work of the coming year count oeu better than in pre vious xoutx. A romt muslor to hnxe general Miprviuiu uxr nil of the twenty dixtdtctM has been Hppointcd, thus Kiiiiruiili'eing n tmtfoimitv In the coiiMitiotiou work, The county was to u licnvv expense last senxou in the imrohuso of ipim.ixo roiid-imikiiig muehiiii'iv, hut Imviug this on hand, the nxiiilnble crslt can till go into the hlghxinys, l'll CillTd In 11 To II Oil)', Your druggist will refund moucy If I'A.O OINT.MKNT rails to cure any rase of Itching. Illlud, Weeding or Protruding 1'lles lu 1'. to II dux. .".0 cents. Vim and Vigor Confidence, Ambition, Good llcnllh, Clear Ciimplexloii, All Come When You Take Ml-o-un Stom- ucli Tablet" Cbcor up; don't worry, our stom ach Is xxrong; that's all. Look at your tongue It tells the slory. Got a 50 cent box of MI-O-XA Stomach Tablets this xerv day and clean up )our out of order stomach. Don't bo afraid to try Ml-O-.NA, It Is not u (Kilharllc but It Is tho best piescrlptlou for IndlKcktlou, Kustrills or any upset conditions of tlio stomach uxor written. MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets urn flue as a tonic and fur ucrxousiioss, sleep- lossuctts ami to make )ou feel splen did from top to too. If you aren't satisfied with thorn gut your money back, Chas. Htraiig, and druggists every whore. Hotel Medford Tlio most liomedlko hotel in till of Oregon. ItiHims xxllliout h.itli ."lie Mr il.iy ami up. Knouis xxllli luitli Vl..l 'r day ami up. .SMclal rates by xxrvk or moiitli, Combination breakfasts etery nioinlug -7i, :t.1 and Hi emits. !.1o MltltCIIANTS M'NCII M( ToiuorroxT 11:30 to 2 p. m. Cream at Asparagus a'la St. George llakvd Cutlets of Alaska Halibut Moruay IMmiues Anglalso Irish Million Slow Doublln rltilo Minced Chicken Mush a'la I'oulette , Decorn llaked Veal Heart Stuffed with Gorman .Needles Mashed i'otatoes Garden l'eas Fruit Salad Green Apple I'lo Pineapple Sherbet Tea Coffee Milk Owes Life lo This Consumption Remedy II la Iwjroml I111111.1U puMcr lu srfnnu mlrailK 'I br uiakvni of l.i-kinnii .XI Icrallrr. a trmisly fur I'iiiiiiiiIiIuii, ilu nut rlnlui lliut i nlll ri-slorv t-Tirj uv to (irrfnl lnnllli, lull mi lunity liai xiilmi Urlljr traililt-,1 It mVihI lliclr lhc. Hint nil nlm Imtr Hilt ilirtnl illim- uliniilil liii'llKlf ami irr II II liuulil ulnp tlio lilalit unrnla, roliKt- frtrr, ptuliiuli' ili iM'lllo mul lu xrry many riiia, prulons llfn I If mi wlml It niiuiiipllilinl In UI C.ilhcrlno Ate mul .xiit I'ln'C, (jiim'u'n Court l. I. ''Odittriurii: In Mm ynx lists I tvu Inkrn tillli a liwtvy inlil 11ml 11 inuly i'iuhIi nml wfhi in iiiTiiI iliN'tnri) In rlmlliiif u poiiillnl. Tliolr iiii-illi'liu- full nl. I linn Hfdt lu lliu CnUkllli), Iml lliu iiiuIi kt 111 kept up, I Mn)rl Hum n yivir mul Hun hihi u u furiu ucur Jemrr City, n very nick 111111 "My lirulliiT tlii'ii reiiiiiiiiifiiilnl lick innii'M AlU'rutlni in inn very lilixlily XI nml I Hiilllil lint eiiiiki'lil In Imv l, uivllill Id llin fuel llinl I I1111I Inkm u iiiiiuy uirilli'liii hII'ji.iiI Inliiw n'M'il In nuy iviiy. Inn lltiaily I ejiinti'iiteil. It l iiuiv iif.irly tixo vum nlm i' I II rut look It. I run mm' i.'iiii'il mill I iluru nay Unit I ivinilil luivii lii'ii hurliil Iiiiik uk (i If It I1111I not Ihtii tut Cvkiuiiu'H .Xllinillio I ivIkIi to tliiiuk you fur lliu HimImmiiI lu iiks W'liirixT I U I IdKl'ly ri iiiiuiuunl lliij Allcriilltc.iK I ne luy lift lu II " (Knoru Ailiil.nH) JOH. .1 TItOi:HlIll:l Krkiuiiii's Allirulhe U rrrrvlhu In llriui 1I1III1, Aklhuiii. liny I'uxeri Tliru.it mul I.iiiik Truulili'ii, mul In iipliiillillittf tlio kjsluiu. HuiN nut ennliilii pulmiiui. upluti'4 ur Imlilt-foriiiliisf iltuus. Auk fur ImukU'l IvIlliiK nf rreioi'ili-ii, mul nrlte In Dckiiun I.nlionil'iry, I'lilliulclpliln, Pn tut uinriirl dtnu, l'ur rata by all IrailliiK ilruuultts Clark 6c Wright LAWYERS WAHIIIXGTO.V, I). O. 1'iibllc liiiiid Matters: Final I'roof, 1 tenor t I.andH, Contest mid Mining CdHt'H, rlcrlp. JOSEPHN COUNTY rrTTS3BC 1 1 in.11,11 i,,i, 1 J" WV&- I:: 0 J a g What i Difference! -WMMMMamMMMMaawM4 I'Iavc a cue avoid the te iiitls picluicil line liy umg GOLDEN ROD OA15 You'll like thrtii, too NOI V KWw 2fM MlwpvMk r-( M lij V0 1 ' IV ll lllfl I IU 1,1 li.d I.U 4 t-ytiui In. Atur Ciriitr -H--h-M'-H----xVH--M,-iv- LiLxury Without Extmvnganco Hotel I Von Dorn i 2 -III Turk Street 1 Viuost populiu prii'cil : Hotel in .San I'Vaiit'i.seo 1 I Modorn Contral :: H--H-H-H-H"H--H I IHIIr ' MU Japanese Store Cloning Out Salo 20 Off on All Goods WostMainSt. Noxt to Hotol Medford FRUIT TREES U are making a very low price on apple, peach and cherry trcs for u short time No finer stock grown ! Wrllo us nt onto and save money Till'. KTAVIrAItU MltSIIUV Klildlo, Ore. Knowing how and best materials produce a flavor found only in Orange Blossom Candy Miniroitn riiAit.MU v Kxcluslvo Agouts Indies 3AMAMA KGamal DELIGHTFUL CRUISES TO TIIU Weil Indict, PJnama Canal, Bermuda and Ihs Spanish Main Lrnvlnu ,or York liy (lie I'nlutUI S. S. MOLTKE ('?D Jan. -I, g.'l l'li, ii5 Silt nil Vil). S. S. CINCINNATI (J?) IVIinmry lut (ill) I)a) nl tbu S. S. Victoria Luiso (,nTr ) .Inn. im I'tb, H Jlnreli III Air, 10, 16 Days $145 animip 21 " 51G0 " 28 " $175 " " OHtr rrulin Ar unt thu World, Kcml fur llliirnlcil linuklrl, HAMBURG-AMERICAN LiHK 41-45 1IK0ADWAY, N. Y.- r lrl At.uM mmmwmmmwm iwfesi P.T!VB4T?4Wn -SSlsg WHERE TO 00 TONIGHT M"H-MH--MK-l-MH. ISIS THEATRE i di; iiii.i: lilt: iiiiiti.'h t'nlond CoiiudliiiiN. Man and Woman T I'Hiiuers. I'lim-i'iN and Holler Hunting f I'liolo l'bi)s I'lliluy A Niiliinluy A MUDKI. I'Olt SI', .HIIIN AI.HAt.l IHICSri.GSU.SIIAVi: IKU'K A Iteil Cross rttury Cumlnu Sinotay und Monday :: im: max iu'xt :: :; I'llllnV Weekly Xo. IM, llci '.'. Tiinsiluy and Wodiicsdny ..H.4H-H.H..H. STAR THEATRE Iho Only Ileal Million IMrluio Theater In llix City nw ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY - '1000 FEET OF FEATURE FILM Al. SATIIKIt, Iho Singer llMt Musle nml Utfects ADMISSION, fic AND lOo MntlMisaa l)l, t to R p. m. Coming I'i'iiiurcs "Iho luxndcrs," an excllltiK Indian and froallsr lift plcluru. It's n "Kay ll'" lu 8 rcoU. Jan. Utb and Hth Small llernliaiilt lu her grealvst stio i-w "iiieeu Kllals'lli" Jan. i'Otli ami Jl.t. E.D.Weston Official Photographer of tlio Medford Commercial Club Ain.itciir Kiiiinliiii I'omI Cai'iLs I'nilntil.s liitri'inraiul t'xitM'ior viows Mnsli liKhl.s XcU'ativcs iiinili- tiiiv (imt and any plai't- ly aiptiiiil- IIK'llf. 208 E. Main Phono 1471 Draperies XX . i.irrv irr iniiiilute llni of i1i,iih ru , Lu uiiniii" fin lufM. tile , .nut no ..it imkb.-n n( iiiiliiintirlm; A tun i lit iiimii in I.Hik uii.r IliU MurK iKflunu.ly uii,l will CH US' giiml m-rtiix um l ihmiiiIiIi- In k1 III vxi'ii lim Ittrii''" ''' " Woolca & McGoyvan Co. PLUMBING Stoam and Hot Water Hoating All Wotk UilHiiinli-i'd I'lli'i'M ll. ummulilu COFFEEN & PRICE 33 Howard niock, Iliitranc ou 0th HI, Kqiii I'liouo 319, 'Vi'iV'sKJ'MllllHI tntnifn?',''niSa Bcift located IS ii Wi and most SfftWi popular kmyfa hotel in the City. Running ditRillecl ic wnlcr in cuch room. European Plan, a la Carte Cafe. Tariff on Rooms 12 menu .... $I,00cncli GO rooms .... 1.G0 rncli 50 roomi .... 2.00 each 00 rooms mIiIi pilvilt biih 2.00 each GO rooms vilb pililli liilh 2.50 each 00 luitei, liodrooin, par. ' lor and liali 3.00 oath For moro than one uuott ndd $1.00 ojitra to tho auovo rate for each additional ijuoil, Uoductlon It xvoolc or month, ) karrrtmrwvjmin-urimrm