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Poor IinmlUng niul Inexperience
nlono cost llml Anderson his fight
with Knyo Hi-own nt Vcnion Sntur
tiny ncrnnHng to Chnrlio Young, whtt
villi Wiek Fox, Kl Wilkin.son and
llnhl'y Wnrtliinplon, returned from
1M AiiReles Tuesday evening.
"Uud hnd tho fight -won tieveml
times," Htntes Youhjr, "but ho vns
poorly handled. nearly lost in
tho twentieth, nnd did lose n deeis
ion. Ihid ftcomed xtnlc nnd hadn't his
customary edi. It was a jjrent dis
npiKilntment to us an we know whnt
Dud can do when he is riRht,
"1 helievo the fiiilit hais douo Ihid
n lot of good, however, nnd with
nroner handling ho trfiouM easily
whip Brown, who by the way, is a
tough nut to crack. Ilrown was in
far better condition Saturday then
when ho fought Joe Rivers."
FIRE BOYS TO HAVE
An amendment to the ordinance
creatine a paid firo department in
tho city was offered at Tuesday
night's session of tho city council
whereby the fire boys will receive an
increase of $3 a month. This will
make the salaries paid $75, $35 and
$1)5 a month. At present they re
ceive $70, $80 and $00, tho chief Ret
ting $00, assistant chief $30 and
firemen $70.
MRS. PKKEL MEMBER
OF LIBRARY BOARD
Tho resignation of Ed. M. Andrews
as a member of the city library board
was tendered to, and accepted by, the
city council Tuesday evening. Mr.
Andrews stated in his communication
thai inasmuch as ho was absent from
the city n great deal that he could
not discharge his duties properly.
Mayor Eifert mibrnittvd tho name
of Mrs. E. II. 1'ickcl as a member of
tho board. It was confirmed.
"I will never buy nnnther dollar's
worth of Roods In Medford, if I am
to be subjected to outrages like this,"
declared R M. Madden, who operates
a largo ranch just west of Central
Point, Tuesday following his arrest
for speeding within the city limits
in his automobile. Mr. Madden was
haled before Mayor Kifert and as
sossed $3.
Mr. Madden declares that ho was
not speeding when arrested and his
statement is hacked up by Fred II.
Hopkins, of Snowy Itutte, who was
with him at the time. Friends of
Mr. Mndden arc indignant, stating
that he has never been necued ot
fast driving, either within tho city
or on the county roads.
"I was not cxcccdiug the limit,"
states Mr. Madden, "and what s
more, I was on a street practically
clear. My arrest was an outrago
and what is more I was given no
chance to prove my statements. I
was fined $3 on general principles,
I guess, and hereafter when I am
after supplies for tho ranch I shall
go elsewhere. 1 respect the laws and
live within them, and do not inteud
to submit to such persecutions."
GAUMONT FEATURE
FILM AT THE STAR
MEET AT JACKSONVILLE
Among somo of the be!t photo
plays that havo ever been shown at,
tho Star theatre is tho "International
Conspiracy," a feature by the Oau
moat company ot New York, that Is
to bo nhown on Wednesday and
Thursday nights. This U one ot the
most expensive features of the com-
pany that has ever been shown and
is satisfying the public as one ot
the most thrilling pictures that has
ever been thrown on the screen.
This thrilling sceno Is laid In
France. Itlrzlo, a secret emissary ot
a great continental nation, hostllo to
Prance, seeks to obtain knowledge
of France's naval resources and har
bor defences and after a long thril
ling adventure escapes In a motor
boat. One of the battleships In the
harbor take up tho chase.
The oKn meeting of the Parents
Teachers association wns held on
Friday evening, March H, in Iho as
sembly room of tho Jacksonville pub
lic school building. Over sixty par
ents and friends were present. The
subject of the evening was "Indus.
trial Training."
The opening number on tho pro
gram wns u song, "Ilruutifnl Hells,"
by the eighth grade, and high school
girls.
Hew Handy and Mr. Collins then
gave u very interesting discussion on
the subject, resolved thnt "The In
troduction of Industrial Training In
to tho Public Schools Is Beneficial."
The eighth grade nnd high school
girls sang n song on "Industrial
Training" which thny composed. Mr.
uamugton followed with an address
on the "Expense of Introducing In
dustrial Training Into the Jackson
ville Sohools." Great credit is due
Mr. Harrington for his complete and
inexpensive plan ot" equipment for
installing manual training and do
rae.stia science into the school.
Tho program closed with u song,
"Peeiless Oregon," by the ciflhth
grade and high school.
After a short business session the
audience dispersed for a social time
and light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harrington, the president of
tho association deserves much credit
for tho success of these meetings.
The program committi-e with Miss
Hurst an. chairman, is also to he com
mended for tho splendid program
which they have arranged on the
vital questions of the day.
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CREAM CONESON STREET
Attorney V. P. Mealy appeared
before the city council nt their regu
lar session Tuesday evening nnd made
a plen for the removal of a license
of $250 n year on ice cream cone
wagons on the strcetB. Mr. Mealy
stated that the license was excessive
and that the ice cream rone men
interfered with no business houses in
Ihe city ns they caught only street
trade.
A petition wns presented to the
council, which wns referred to the
street nnd rood committee.
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Considerable, street improvement
work will bo done in the city th(s
summer judging from tho tetitioim
for paving received by tho city coun
cil Tuesday night.
A petition for placing curbs nnd
grading Apple street wns received
nnd rend, tho mutter being referred
to the street committee.
A petition to pnvv Poitlnud avenue
from East Mniu to Hast Eleventh
was received, read, and referred to
the street committee.
A iH'lition to pave Cottage street
from East Main to the south end of
the street wns received, rend, nnd re
ferred to Iho street committee.
A txdilion to pave Coltngo street
from East Main to the south end of
the street was received, read, and
referred to the streot committee.
A bid of the Clark & Heuery Con
struction comKny for paving from
Peach to Hamilton streets on West
Eleventh was accepted.
Cement sidewalks were ordered
laid on severnl Ntrcets.
CALL FOR BIDS TO
PAVE NEW BRIDGE
The city council on Tuesday even
ing instructed the city recorder to
advertise for bids for tho paving of
the. Pear creek budge. This ineano
that it will he n month at least before
the pavement Is Inid, which will be ns
early ns n paving company will be
ready to do tho work.
Tho present condition of the bridge
makes it very Inconvenient for Enst
siders as they have to drive north to
Jacksou street to cross llenr creek.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS
FIRST ALASKAN BILL
JUXEAU, Alnskh. Mnrch 10.
The woman's suffrage hill, first stat
ute tho house in tho first territorial
legislature uwails - tho signature of
the governor here today, to make it n
law, it having passed the Senate unanimously.
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With Medford trade Is Medford made.
If the citv of Medford bus tho
price it will purchase the Hamilton
rnnch consisting of II 10 ncies on
l.iltlo Hullo crock nnd pay $7500 for
the same. The matter was referred
to tho finnuco committee for report
Tnesdnv ntclil. Thev are to deter.
mine whether the city can pay tho
money over or not.
The councilmeu visited Iho nluco on
Sunday. They slate that by the pur
cltaso of the land they can properly
nrotect the cltv'ii water miiudv as it
covers the territory just east of tho
inlako through which Unite creek
flows.
EVERY CHILD SHOULD
BE GIVEN THIS TONIC
When children havo no appetite:
when they ore continually peet.di
and Irritable; when they niv rsl.
less In their sloop. It In almo.tt u cer
tain Indication that their dlgcitlvo
organs are troubled with worms or
other parasites. This U a very com
mon ailment nnd easily rctuelled.
Physicians will tell you that iicnily
overy child Is so troubled at some
time and, In fact, many ndultc suf
fer In the same way. Among adults
this trouble Is Invariably referred to
as Indigestion, when In reality It Is
duo to a small parasite which In
fests tho Intestinal tract.
For children, Jayno's Tonlo Ver
mifuge U unsurpaued, as It not
only destructive to theo lurasltes,
but completely remove the ntts In
which their young are deposited. Sel
dom does It purge, and .hu Improve
ment In tho health of the child will
bo tho first and best Indication of
tho beneficial results of tho medu
dne. Not only wll lino Vermltuse
destroy all tho parasite, hut ItJ
wonderful tonic effects will restore
tho digestion which Imh been I in
paired.
For children, tho addition of a lit
tle sugar will make It so palatable
that they will takn It reuillly. Mil
lions of parents havo pralned It for
more than eighty yearn. Ins'rt on
Jayno'a; accept no other. Bold by
druggists everywhere. Dr. D. Jayne
& Hon. Philadelphia. Pa.
Window
Specials
Thursday
100-piceo Fancy China and Plain White Din
him Wni'u, regular 20c to !10e qualities. See our
cast window tomorrow, closing out prico
OHOIOE 15t EACH
200 Plain White nnd
Fancy Glass
VASES
10 15 25
finest Lino of Master
Post Card h in (ho cl(y
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EVERY-DAY SPECIALS
All Dolls, 20o (o $0, choice .. .. HALF PRICE
All Toys, iron or mechanical HALF PRICE
All Toy Furniture HALF PRICE
200 hoxos Fancy Box Paper and Envelopes,
regular 20c toUOe quality 15 box, 2 for 25
Big Table Kitchen Utensils, 10c to 20c values 5
"Finest quality Mown (Mass Stem Tumblers,
necdlo etched and star cut, 20c quality, 15
Your choico of all our Mon', Boys' and Missos'
High Grado Hosiery, closing out prico 15 pair
HUSSEY'S
OLD STORE
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Second Week of Mann's Great Discount Sale
Opens Thursday morning. $40,000 worth of clean, up-to-date merchandise on sale all this month at 20 off
regular prices. The greatest opportunity ever known in Medford to buy clean goods at such sensational low prices.
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JOIN THE CROWDS AND BE CONVINCED
20 Saved on New Coats
20 Saved on New Suits
20 Saved on New Waists
200 brand new Suits consisting of the latest styles of
Tailored and novelty effects in plain and fancy ma
terials; very snappy effects, sale Thursday 20 OFF
Just received 25 new "La Vogue" Suits, the very
latest these go in at the somo discount.
VERY SPECIAL
25 Tailored Suits, all new, in navy blue and fancy
mixtures; all sizes; values up to $20.00. tf-lO AA
These go on sale at, each $X.vU
Thursday Morning our entire Coat stock will be
placed on salo at the sensational reduction of 20
This includes a now shipment of "La Vogue" Coats
in three-quarter and full length styles, in all colors
and sizes. "We have had a wonderful sale of Coats
this spring. If you need ono don't fail to get it
Thursday at
20 Off Regular Price
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500 Waists Go on Sale Thursday
at This Great Reduction
000 Lingerie "Waists, nicely trimmed and well Qf
made; values up to $2.00, this sale, each UJl
500 Women's Tailored ond Lingeries AVaists, all new
styles; splendid values up to $2.00. This QOp
sale, each vOXt
BIG SALE OF VOILE WAISTS
Voile Waists, $2.00 values, now $1.08
Voile Waists, $.'1.00 values now $2.39
Voile Waists, $1.00 values, now ?2.I8
Voile AVaists, $5.00 values, now $3.48
Voilo AVaists, $fi.50 values, now $3.08
Voilo AVaists, $9.00 values, now $0.48
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
500 Children's Dresses,
made- of ginghams and
percales, on sale Thurs
day at
20 Discount
HOUSE DRESSES
AVomen's porcalo and
lawn Dresses; good val.
at $1.00. Salo price,
each,
98c
GDJGHAMS
5000 yards best AVash
iug Gingham made; is
cheap at 12 '.c, this sale,
a yard
8c
BELTS
J5c Bolts now 8
20c Belts now 15tf
25c Belts now 20
These arc patont leath
er and come in all colors.
GLOVES
Kaysor's 10 button
Chamois Gloves; somo
ask 75c, our prico Thurs
day, a pair
48c
PRINTS
Best Dress and Shirting
Prints go on salo at, a
yard,
4c
10 yard limit.
RIBBON
200 pieces Fancy and
plain Ribbons; 20c val
ues. Salo price,' a yard,
16c
TALCUM POWDER
Colgate's Best 25c grado
on sale Thursday, a can,
10c
1 to a customer.
THREAD
dark's Best O. N. T.
Cotton
7 for 25c
7 to a customer.
SHEETS
72x90 Bleached Sheets;
00c grade. Salo price,
each
39c
PILLOW SLIPS
42 and 45 inch Bleached
Pillow Slips. Sale prico,
each
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BLANKETS
All Blankets and Com
foylors at
20?6 Off
UNDERWEAR
All of our now stock of
spring Underwear
20 Off
HOSIERY
All Hosiery goes in this
salo at
20 Off
REMEMBER THE PLACE MANN'S NEAR POST OFFICE THE BIGGEST SALE IN TOWN
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