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MACHINERY
STERLING MINE IS
NEEDED RN FALLS
BEING
INSTALLED
l)flellihlelll of (till HIi'HllIK pllll'l'l'
iiiliu', prultiility tlm most noted of Uh
Itlihl In Nnullit'rii Oregon, Ih In Mail
In Hie iieur fut unt ami Mill hit nir
ilril mi Hiililly, nei'iiidiiijf In Indira
IIoiin III IhU flly. A law niiiinllty
11I' WtippllfN mill iiiiii'liliiciy h Ik'Imk
fliliMii to lln mini',
It iti holimcil Hint eiiiihtnii'lloii
uirk mi tlui now high linn illlch
which mIII lulikit it ihisnIIiIii to initio
imiuli moil! uiiiuml will ho htm led ui
(bit ncnr fut 11 1 1'.
Tliu 111I110 U iumv owned by K. B.
llulliw of New York who iiiinoiiiifril
1101110 I lino ti(io tlmt In pliiniied ex
liimixe ilri'lnniii'ii work.
The Mterliuit initio Iiiim heeu ii
henvy producer hi tlin itiH mill II in
heecl Hint it will nuniii prutliifo
lirny wlu'ti (IiIi'Iicm nri' iMiimtriicU'il
intikiitir it poNHiblo lu uoiL tlio new
ground uwiilnhle.
GIVES
CHILD
AWAY
THEN ASK IT BACK
To kIvu tlii'lr clilld niiy, ucrco In
M'lmrat", aue (or dhorco, iti.ikn up,
drop dltiirro proceedings, link for
their clillil again unit nit It back, rc
liilrril Irits than 30 days (lino nn tlio
part of Mr. mid Mr Charles l'ormun
o( Ashland, Now that all In nercno
iiRsIn tlioj plnu to leave tor thulr (or
incr homo In Colorado,
About n inonlti a no Mr. mid Mm
I'nrniali decided that llfn together
wasfunlicaraule, o they derided to
separate. A sister of I'urinati man
rIwii tlin child and she, adopted It,
Later tlio J'arnmtu niadu up and de
rided to atart over again. Till Mm
nftor dlvorco proceeding hnd been
Instituted.
Tho divorce ensn a dropprd and
County Judrtn Toil Vollo petitioned to
fttiunl tho adoption papers. Till ho
did yesterday,
TO MEET RITCHIE
NKW YOIIK, Mnrcb 12 - llerHUHo
ho la anxious to cot an Immediate,
match lth Wllllo Itltrlilo (or tho
world's lightweight chainptanshlp,
l-'reildle Welsh, chumplou KiiRllih
light rlntit, today tiirnvd down an
offer of IIC.000 (or (IrIiIm In Aus
tralia and will nail (or New York
March S'J,
Welsh and Itltchlu mot In n 20
routuMiout In I .on AiikoIm two year
nRo, tlm Hnitlliihimin RottliiR n c.loso
dctltlou. Hllchlo substituted (or Ad
W'olirsst when tho latter wan strlckcu
with nppcudlcltls.
WILL CLEAR SOON
IS
ANDERSON
AY
PREDICTION
Tlin much noodoil ruin which linn
liven looked for by locnl orthurdlsts
arrived WmlncHilny iiioiiiIiik, iiicom
piinli'd by (lurrli'H of miiow. Tho
weiither biireiiu, however, preilltts
only occiihIoiiiiI showors IoiiIkIiI mid
fulr weather Thursday. Tlin predlc
(Ion Untied todity la: Oiciuliiiinl nil it.
Thiiraduy iinni'nill' fulr. North went
erly winds,
With only Hllnhtly over ono-hnlf
tho ruliifiitl which tiaunlly (iilla ro
cordud, tlin rnitclmrn of tho vnlley
linvi; been wnutluK morn rain (or tho
paitl montli. It U hoped that tlin
prewiit pnclplliitlou la heavy ciioiirIi
to inakit up tor n portion of tho de
ficiency. ,
Itoporta from tho Willamette Mil
ley today are to tho effect that hitow
mid ruin Imkmii fiilllm; at nil early
hour today ami la coutluuliiR,
CITY OFFICIALS TO
IT
TAKE
N
At n apodal newt Ion of thu illy
council held Tueadny evoiilni;, I I..
I In tu tit un auhmltted to the city conn
rll tho proamnion of fellltiR hU
ranch to tho dty near the Intake of
thn uradty water )atem for 17500.
Tho council ban tho matter under
conalderntlou nud wilt lll the In
take and ranch Huuday.
Tho Hamilton ranch rousUta of
.140 ncroa and protenta tlio Intake, on
all allien. Ily purchaalitf; It tho city
would bu In n position to keep atock
from rotitainliiatliiR the clty'u water
atipply.
No other biulnean waa coimldi'rcd
tiy tho city council.
WIL
L
WIN
FIH
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IN TEN ROUNDS
I.OH ANOIXCH, Cut., Murcb 12.
Ton rouuda In tho outildo limit for
Hntiirilay'n Hihoditlcd liu-round huttlu
at Vurnoit, mil today by both princi
pal Hud Audoraoti of Medford and
Knockout Drown of Now York,
l.'ndi lad ha predicted that ho will
Hottln the aaplrutloua of tho other he-
fori) tho flrat duuhlo iiumticred aea
alou rolla nrouiid. Aiidornon really
helluvea that bo will ndmlnlittcr tlio
knockout ptiiich much earlier than
thin, hut explained that ho nut tho
tenth aa a ronncrwitho limit Juat to
bo on the uufo aldu. Drown la ua ton
fldent that tint auiuo period will nco
Aiidumou u beaten tioy,
lloth flRlitcra worked hard toiluy,
Tomorrow will mark tho wlud-up of
their traliilue. HettliiK reniHliiH at 1(1
to it with Amleraon favorite.
DIED
N
CANON IS GUEST OF
(I.os AtiRelea Itccord )
JiuIro Canon, cx-mu)or of Med
ford, Ore , and a Rreat admirer of
"Hud" Anderaon, tho prldo of Med
ford, la In town and la tho Riieat of
Ilud and hi manaRor, l)lek Donald
HtrntiKo (o say, when (ho boxlitR came
was hnliiR n hard tlmo to exUt In
MeiKord. JiiiIro Canon was Ita dead
liest enemy, but when Amleraon ranio
upon tho aceno and made hlinirlf a
atar, the JudRo took a IlkltiR to Hud
and tho IioxIiir came He Ih hero on
n matter of bualueaa ul tho name
time he la au)ttiR "hello" to Ilud, hta
manaRor, Dick Doiiuhl, 1'reilillo An
deraon, "Khorty" Mllea and many of
hlti Medford frlenda, who are hero to
nee tho Hrown-Anderaou content.
ATTEMPTS ESCAPE
HAN Ql'KNTIN, Cnl., March 12
follow Iiir rciiMitSounl ottempta to
efcrapo Carl Itclilelliach and rnul
I'rantlkoa are under double Rtturd lu
tho ta(o penitentiary hero toda
I'rnntlkoH, who la to die 1'rtdny for
the murder of i'ollcemen I'luley uud
Caator In Ban rraucUco, Jumped from
ii low nailery aa ho wan belli r led to
the death cell. Ho climbed a '.'5-foot
tower lu tho prliton yard nud for
nearly an hour rcalntcd all ottempta
to dlalodRo hint Ho was finally
hound hand nud foot and lowered
down.
"Kilt mo now; J cannot wait until
1'rldny," ho pleaded on tho way back
to bt cell.
JteldelliAcb, who terrorised the Los
AiircIcs central police station with a
freak Internal machine loaded with
djnamltc, wua mlaacd at tho after
noon "check-up " Half an hour's
search revealed him stretched out on
a belt near tho flywheel lu (ho Juto
mill, his body completely hidden.
MUNSEY
AGAIN
SEEK
MERGER
G. 0. P.
FATON
NIJW VOHK, Mi.nli lti--A.).r.
enlly nlioiiiloiiliit,' tlio idea Hint the
proKn'Mnh en nloite will proo Hlroii
euoiiuli lo win Hie next battle of
bnllotH fnim tlio iliiM'ieralH, iVnnk
A. Miiiiho.v, millionaire publibber nml
vUHb friend of Tlieodore Iloocclt,
lotted today nil upeal to liolli pro
KreshiwH nml repiibheauN to meet on
neutral ground "lid orj,'ntil.fi a new
pnrty.
MuiiHey hiti Hie rrpubiicaiiH hut o
plenty of money mid lime more new
ptijiern Iliiin tlm irf;iTHMiveH. Ho
ileelnri'H the plnu to raise rnuipnin
funds by Kpuhir hulccriplion bni
pnnen n fallacy, lidding (but "nil
itteuiptH to rniso money in roiihider
nblo amounU In Hint way lime prot
on flat fnilurcH."
The publisher MinneM Hint if 10
perecnt of t!m rcpublicuii intent
pledge IheiuaelivH to send iletcuteH
in u natioiint coiifeteiice nnd n like
IH-reeiitnyo of proKrchsiieH will do the
Name it will mean nctory.
nicn Cum! In 0 To 14 Days.
Your druggist will refund inonoy
If PAZO OINTMKNT falls to cur
any enso of Itching, mind, Weeding
or Protruding Piles In C to 14 days.
50 cents.
MC
N
TO
BE DONE BY JURY
The Kraud Jury which will con
veuo at JackKouvlllo uxt Monday,
has much work ahead of It accord
IrtK to District Attorney Kelly. Sev
eral matters nro to bo probed, the
tiaturo of which Mr. Kelly declines
at this tlmo to disclose.
"1 think we will havo rather a
busy week o( It," stated Kelly today.
"Thorn are a number of matters I
Intend to Ret to tho bottom of. This
Investigating will bo lu addition to
tho ordinary criminal work of which
tbero Is considerable."
Fi
PORTLAND, Ore., March 12.
Portland fans aro today armed with
huge rolls of Anderson money, but
arc unable to find any Knockout
DroMi takers. Tho Anderson-Drown
flnlit at I-o AnRclcs Is attracting
NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby slvcn that thn un
dersigned will nnply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford at Its next
regular meeting on March 18, 1913,
(or n llceuso to sell spirituous, vinous
and malt Ibiuors In quantities less
than n gallon at his nlace of buslnea
nl No, 13 South Front Btreet. lu said
city, for n iwrlod of six months.
c. l. ui:i:d.
Dated March 5. 1913.
I RIVERSIDE RIPPLES. I
Mr. It ( Bleed and Mr. and Mrs.
II. II. N)i) wero Medford visitors
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Karly and
Mrs. G. 11. Allien wero In Medford
Wednesday.
Mrs. I. T. Oalllgar and Mm. W, W.
(little are on tho sick list.
MIbs Allco Harper returned Sun
day from n two weeks' ilstt with
friends In Ashland.
Relatives who came to attend tho
funeral of Mrs. C. It. Hitter returned
to their homes tho Inst nf thn week.
Hlertrlc llghta nro In nil of thn
homes now on Riverside. They ham
Just been Installed by W. W. Illtlle,
II. II. No nud I. II. Porter.
SYMPTOMS OF
CONSUMPTION
Yield tu Vlnol.
The medical profession docs not
bellcto that consumption Is Inherited,
but a person may Inherit a weakness
or tendency to that disease.
A prominent cltlteu of Kvausvllle,
Hid., writes: "I was HI for five
mouths with a pulmonary trouble,
and hud tho best of doctors; I had
hemorrhages nnd was In a very bad
way. Through tho addco of a friend
1 tried Vlnol, and I feet that It saved
my life. It Is all you recommend It
lo bo. I believe It Is tho greatest
medicine ,on earth. I haio advised
others to try Vlnol, nnd they have
hud the samo results." (Nauio fur
nished on request.)
Vlnol soothes and heals tho In
flamed surfaces and allays tho cough.
Vlnol creates an appetite, strength
ens the digestive organs and Riven tho
patient strength to throw off Incipi
ent pulmonary diseases.
Try a bottlo of Vlnol with (ho un
derstanding that your money will bo
returned If It doc not help ou.
Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Ore.
Your Child's Health
Your First Thought
If you havo children, naturally
your first thonghts aro for their
health. You certainly want them to
dcielop strong, healthy constitutions.
Thu most careful attention must bo
givcu when children show tho first
symptoms of tho many common ail
ments. Perhaps they are weakly and
thin, or grow too fast, thus sacrific
ing strength. These and other appar
ently minor aliments may be the fore
runner to a weak constitution for
life.
. Buch children need Jay no's Tonic
Vermlfugo which Is essentially a chil
dren's tonic. lTrat of all, It will prop
erly care for the chltd'a stomach. It
will also Improve tho appetite, and
will add strength to the other organs
of tho body. In cases of thlu or im
pure blood, It Increases tho number
of red corpuMdes, enabling tho en
riched blood to keep the body healthy
and strong.
Among tho most common ailments
that children develop Is that of a dis
ordered stomach, leading to an Im
paired digestion. In many case this
troublo Is duo to parasites In tho In
testinal tract. To correct such trou
ble Jayno'a Tonic Vermlfugo Is un
surpassed. For moro than SO years millions
of children havo been restored to
health through the uso of this tonic
Insist upon Juyne's; accept no other.
Bold by druggists everywhere. Dr. V.
Jayne & Bon. Philadelphia, Pa.
J. H. Mulhollen
Painting, Paper Hanging, Tinting
and (frncrul Iloiua Repairing
Phouo 603-Y
3i0 WcKt Second Street
moro attention hero than many of
the championship bouts staged. Box
ing authorities, with but fow excep
tions, predict that Hud will (rim
tammammmmetmmmmtmi
Brown la tM alyl. Jak King, ths C
Portland trainer at erltftl Ander
son booster, declared today that An
derson would wla In 13 rounds.
lUI'iii."
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FIHK, MAIIIXK, AND F1RK AND MAItlNH.
HYXOPHIM OF TIIK ANNUAL 8TATKMKNX OF THK
CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF MISSOURI
Of Bt. Louis, In thn state or Missouri, on tho Hist day of Decemobr, 1912
made to tho Insurance Commissioner of tho tate of Oregon, pursuant te
law,
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital stock pnld up f 200,000.00
INCOMK.
Premiums received during tho year 1511,314.93 .
Interest, dividends and rents received during year.. 30.52S.CO
Income from other sources received during year.... .12,80 '
Total Income ............................,.... .tOHl,870(M
DI8UUR3F.MENT3.
Losses paid during the year, Including adjustment , ,
expenses, etc. . . .. .....$33043. 9I ' ,,.
Dividend paid during the year on capital stock ...... 34,000.00
Commissions and salaries paid during the year 129,344.70 '
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year...-.-.. 30,439.14 . .
Amount of all other expenditures 31,050.00
Total expenditures ....54 1,778.73
ABSBTS.
Value of stocks and bonds owned........ G47,flCC.00
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc. 07,200.00
Cash In banks and on hand 138,802.03
Premiums In course of collection and In transmis
sion . - 67,587.28
Interest and rents due and accrued................... ....... J 10,687.90
Total asscta admitted In Oregon....- f 882,132. R7
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losses unpaid . . ........ $54,131.8,1
Amount of unearned premiums In all outstand
ing risks 437,217.04
Duo for commission and brokerage...... ....... 4,675.00
Total liabilities exclusive of capital stock... . .8490,023.87
Total premiums In force December 31, 1912 .................828,768,22
BUSINESS IN ORKGON FOB TUB YBA1L
Total risks wrlten during the year ... ................................8993,222.00
Cross premiums received during the year............................ 14,964.40
Premiums returned during the year. 2,228.54
Losses paid during the year.... ......................................... 14,677.87
Losses Incurred during the year.. ..........-.................... 13,798.80
Total amount of risks outstanding In Oregon December 31.
1912 .................... - . .11,238,961.00
CITIZENS INSURANCE CO. OF MISSOURI.
By J. II. Carr, Vice President.
Statutory general agent and attorney for service: James J. Dennis,
Portland, Oregon.
II. A. HOLMF-H, Agent, Jackson County IUbJc Bittldlng, MedonL Oregon.
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ATTENTION MOTHERS !
Just arrived our new 1913 Spring and Sum
mer styles of Misses and Children's White CanvaH
Uuttoii Boots, Button Oxfords and Strap Sandals.
"Wc will sell them at our usual popular low prices
considering quality.
Run of Misses' sizes, 11V to 2. ' .
9-Btitton "White Canvas Boots - 2.00
4-Button Gun Metal Oxfords S2.25
2-Strap White Canvas Sandals $1.75
2-Strap Gun Metal Sandals 1.75
2-Strap Patent Sandals ...1.75
2-Strap Tan Russia Sandals $1.75
Run of Children's sizes, 8Vfc to 11.
8-Button White Canvas Boots $1.75
4-Buttou Gun Motal Oxfords $2.00
2-Strap White Canvas Sandals f 1.50
2-Strap Patent Sandals $1.50
2-Strap Gun Metal Sandals $1.50
2-Strap Tan Russia Sandals $1.50
You save at least 25c a pair and where you
have several to' buy for it soon counts up.
"Parcel Post" paid to out of town customers.
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Opposlto Poat Office
"Better Than Ever" See them in our windows
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KENTNER'S GREATEST SALE
Suits, Shirts, Hats, Furnishings, Dry Goods, Notions
Ladies Ready-to-Wear at Sacrifice Prices
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