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March 1, ltlf.
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Ono year, by ""
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FISHING SEffl
1 OPENS IN ROGUE
GRANTS PASS, Juno 4. The firt
three bonts to rcHrt Tuesday at the
wnrehousfc of the local fishermen's
union whcrethe rtiember? of the or.
gnnixntion bring their night's catch,
tho toll collected since midnight from
turned !n 3.100 jmiuiiis of chinooks a
tho lloguo river. With the other
bonis yet to report it was expecfed"
thnt no less thnn six tons would bo
the cntch of the first drift of net.
. Tho 'season for ooinmofcinl fishing
opened nt midnight" Monday night.
Twelve boats nre registered in Hie
fishermen's union, and tjlhers are ex
pected to join.
Tho river is now too high for the
most successful fishing, and owing to
the fact that it has been several years
since nets were allowed in tho stream,
there nre many obstructions" that will
have to be removed before finding is
nt its best.
At present Ihero i$ n lively de
mand from Portland for the fish, the
market being 71,. cents per pound.
The riettf nstd are of 8&-inch
mesh, and arc from '200 to 300 feet
in length. Nets of less meh will be
confiscated by the fish wardens, and
the men using them will be prosecut
ed. This mesh fa stiposed fo allow
all steelheuds and other trout to pass
through.
noniRSTKK, Minn., June !.
t'pon tho define., and skill of sur
geons nt (he .Minucsoln State Ho
pilnl here, depends thn solution ot
what has for four years been one of
the most mvsterious cases of lost
identity in the middle west. After
four year, surgeons nt the hospital
announced today they will oivornle on
"J. O. h", n man of -10 or d." years
or ago, who found wandering aim
lessly about th6 depot nt Wneea,
.Minn., one evening in June, 11107.
The mnn is" known as "J. C. It."
because those initials were found
sowed to tho lining of his coat. In
tho four years tho man has been at
tho hospital ho has not uttered a
word. At first he was sickly but
ho is now robust mid healthy. Tho
mnn nppenrs to hear and understand
lint when it comes to expressing his
thoughts by means of Minis his mind
seems to fail him mid it has been with
greatest difficulty that tho physi
cians linvo learned the little they
have ahont him. It is believed ho
was n sailor. Through showing him
pictures it has been decided he was
nn officer, probably, in the nnvy or
jHissibly as n member of some arc
tic expedition. Through publicity
given Ihe case during the pat four
years state officials have received
thousands of letters from iktmuis in
sonrcii oi missing lovcii ones-.
Physicians would have operated
long ago but they feared the mnn1.
health would not iermit it. The
operation will bo performed next
week.
WASHINGTON. June 4 There's
a dark man with a sinister purpose
lurking In his brain, In every cor
ridor ot tho cnpltol and tho house
ami sennto office buildings thoio
days. Knch of these gentleman car
ries conceoieii in Ills voroal appnr
ntus a scries of oiploslvo arguments
against various schedules In tho tar
iff bill. Knch lurking gentleman Is
dextrous of setting off theso verbal
bombs under tho particular schedule
in (no tariff wnien meets the dln-
provnl ot his oniployer.
Amon tho number Is tho worried
looking person of sleek aspect who
Is hero to savo the sugar Industry
from utter r-r-ruln. Members of
this clnss nro mbro numerous than
any of the others. Does n harried
congressman seek aolnco In tho
bright Riiushlno and balmy air of tho
cnpltei grounds, a cutawayed geutlo
mnn leaps from behind somo nearby
f bush and fastens his thumb mid fofo-
flngor In the weary congressman's
coat lanet. Tho gentleman's pock
ets protrude with memoranda and
statistics tending to provo beyond
peradventuro that tho sugar Beet li
duo for eternal dcmnltlon If the for
tress of protection Is kicked from
around It as suggested In tho tariff
bill. From behind another bush
creeps another frock-coated lobbyist
who has a tragic piece to speak
about tho sugar enuo plantations
which will be no moro If tho senate
passes tho bill.
BARTER AND TRADE
(Continued frnin YMonlity.)
Hy C. U. Whlslor.
TI1I4 medium of exchange, no mat
ter what tho character of which It
limy bo comprised, IS termed money,
Htit the term money has also liven
applied to that which Is but n rcpro
outitlv6 of this modliim and ts
represented lit sonio form of a prom
ise to pay in tho original medium.
This Is but a substitute for money.
Tho medium ot exchange which
nlono Is entitled to tho term money
than tho paper It was written on
What aro tho values today of tho
credit or suhstltuto money ot llaby
Ion, of Persia, (Iroeco or of Home,
all onro powerful nntlnns? Answer,
nothing. Hut any of their real mon
ey would ho worth Its market value
todny,
Kunrtlon No. .1. .Moitsuiomeiit of
values. Tho ovolutlon of barter and
trade soon developed tho fact that
this medium, no matter what Its
character, beenmo tho unit by which
HOW CAMILL'OE VERLAC
BECAME FAMOUS FOR
THE BEAUYV OF HtR
HANDS AN01ARMS
... .,r.u..n nunc m perioral, wnirii comparisons of valuo aro iiinilo, and
.... ....Hi.u.. r represeniauvo ,.nC(, tm, Htandard of values. Tho
money noes not nnu cannot.
" FOR MAY $199,310
DYING GIRL ACCUSES
FIANCE OF
BOLL SHOP AT
r PAGE THEATRE
Mme. J. S.iver is already busy
making great bit; beautiful dolls mid
byJuno 13 nil will bo quite stiff and
inanimate. Tho jolly old shopkeep
er will xhow his t'lihtomers what his
dollies can do, when wound up.
In act 1 it's entirely pantonine
t-the musio suggesting all thut is to
happen which is done in pantomiue.
Lois Qiiisenberry who made such a
pronounced hit as tho Knglish
daughter, will sinjr to her real baby
doll, "I can't Forget You Honey,"
The Doll is .Miss Helen Puriicker. Mr.
0. ,IJ. Conwcll makes a, typical old
shopkeeper and indeed lie's protrhd
of his dolhes, while Milton Sehu-f
hard, tho ftit.sy old workman, loves
(hem all jttht the same.
Acts 1 and 2 aro being embellished
with now features and ono surely will
regret not seeing the new specialties
for (hey nre surely beautiful in cos
tumes mid novelties.
- Ticket may bo procured from
mombi'iK of the I. O. O. F. or ladies
of tho, Itcbccca lodges.
June 13 is tho night.
A mot excellent showing is made
by tho new county administration in
a financial way according to the re
ports of County Treasurer Cronemil
lcr and County Clerk Gardner for tho
month or May. A total of .$19!).310
wns disbursed, including ,f'2,f0S of
general fund warrants, $4.", 14 It of
special school 6rderv, s'o'i.WC of citv
school orders, $:u,323 of school sup
erintendent's orders. $116S of high
school orders, $."iD"." of interest on
general fund warrants, $7748 of war
rants paid in on taxes, mid ",13.30
interest on same, .S0Ci of ronrf war
rants and $3831 of road warrants.
There was turned over from Sher
iff Singlcr fpr tnxes, $170,111) ).
I.OS ANOELKS. Cat.. Juno 4.
Near death from n bullet wound In
her neck Miss Ircno Noblo has mado
a statement today accusing her
rianco, Fred Kolb. of flrltiK tho shot
that Is responsible for her condi
tion. Her st'ntoment was made after
tho pollco practically had accepted
Kolb's statement that tho girl had
shot herself while ho was trying to
wrest from her grasp a revolver with
which she had threatened to commit
suicide. Tho shooting occurred
while tho couple woro nlono In Miss
Noble's home.
According to tho girl's statement.
Kolb forced her to wrlto a note.
I which was found In tier possession
and which Indicated that sho would
attempt to kill herself. Sho offered
no reason for tho shooting.
HIGH WATER CLOSES
LLAMETTE SAWMILLS
A
WIFE ACCUSES MINER
OF PLOI TO KILL
CHARLESTOWN. W. Va Juno 4,
An alleged plot to assassluato
Governor Hatfield of West Virginia
Is uncovered here today" in tho ar
rest of Leo Carponter, a miner. A
warrant for Carpenter's arrest was
sworn out by Mrs. Carpenter, who
charges that hor husband threat
ened to kill her If sho revealed an
alleged plan to kill tho governor and
others who aro endeavoring to bring
about an adjustment of tho coal
miners' strlko troubles.
DOCTORS ARRESTED FOR
PRACTICING ON DOGS
PORTLAND, Ore, Juno 4. Many
sawmills along tho Wlllamotto river
aro closed today on account of high
water and as a result several hun
drod Jiion nro temporarily out of
employment.
i Tho water Is within threo foot of
UiO' lower trusses of tho O.-W. II. &
N. brldgo hero, but It would take a
further rlBo of six fcot to inund'ato
tho .rails.
j No great damago lias resultod
from ho high water on account of
tho lack ot current.
f - ,
COLUMBIA RIVER NOW
SHOWS 23 FOOT RAISE
I L I
VANCOUVER, Wash., Juno 4.
Tho Qolumbin river continued to
rise, today mid now stands nt 23 feet
ijboy'o Jow water. Tho I)u Hois Lum-bor-,
t'OJiipnny has been compelled to
fllos'o its mill on account of tho water
flowing over tho docks. Merchants
ijloijg TfrHt street near tho river
havo weighted down tho wooden side
walk's Io prevent their being flouted
invny. f
LONDON, Juno 4. Rhorley Kel
logg, the American show gitl, who is
appearing nt the Hippodrome hero in
"Hullo Rngtimo," was married .today
to Albert Do Courvillo, tho author of
No serious damago has yet been tlio production, Tho brido was for
tloue, mdrly n New York lmirdresser.
PHILADELPHIA. June 4. Dr. E.
J. Sweet, head of the Vivisection de
partment of tho University .of Penn
sylvania medical school nnd one of
Philadelphia's most prominent mii1
geons was arrested! today on the
charge of cruelty to dogs used in ex
periments. Tho society for tlio nrc-
vention of cruelty fo nnimn'ls swore
to the warrant. The nrrcSt of all
other surgeons connected' with Ihe
department is planned by tho society.
Dr. Sweet flatly donieg hd charge.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ON,
P. E. AND E. WIN STRIKE
ruirfijAxsiJ, ure. June 4i--The
strike of electrical workers employed
by tho Portland, Eugene mid Eastern
Railway company, ended today when
tho men returned to work with" nn in
crease of 25 cent per day in sal
ary. They now receive $4.50.
An increase was granted, tho cica
trical workers of the Oregon Electric
company, advancing their wages to
$4.80. No strilio had been called on
the Oregon Electric, which operates
iiitermbun lines.
AMERICAN SHOW GIRL
WEDS LONDON AUTHOR
ASHLAND MAN FIRST -
EXAMINED FOR LICENSE
GRANTS PASS, June 4. Tuesday
the laws passed by the last legisla
ture became effective, but the fact
that the solons hnd enacted one law
requiring n physical examination ov
nil men who nro about to approach
the hymonia! altar had escaped the
observance of Patrick Stephen Orr
of Ashland, mid Jio presented himself
nt the desk of Cupid Coburn early
Tuesday without the physician's cer
tificate which is the first rctpiisito
now to tho obtaining ot a marriage
liense, being just us necessary as the
consent of the fair one. Dr. Truax
soon supplied the needed document,
however, and the first license under
tho new. Liw was granted to Patrick
Stephen Orr of Ashland nnd Miss
Ruby M. Hutchison of Grants Pass.
The marriage ceremony was jwr
fonned by Judge Stephen Jewell nt
his office nt the court house.
JURY EXONERATES' WOMAN
FOR MURDERING ASSAILANT
' - i i i " T : v i
SEATTLE, Wash., June 4.-Af-ter
less than" five minutes considera
tion, the coroner's juryrclnnied n
verdict exonerating Mo. Jennie
Perry from all hlnino for killing
Louis Pcrrietf, Her husband's friend,
in defense of her honor. Mrs. Perry
thanked the jury nnd in company
with two neighbors left the murguq
for her home, Af tho door Coroner
Mason deluincd her while ho handed
her the pistol with which she killed
Perriea when ho attempted to as
sault her in her own home Monday
night.
IKIH TlfKATI.'lt:
Tho IbIb has an exceptionally fjno
lino of pictures pn tonight. All
should seo tho flood and cyclono
number, which shows tho damago
wrought by wind nnd water.
John Ilunny and Flora Flacham
seen In "There's Music In tho Hair."
Coming Friday, "A WIho Old Ulo-phant."
ltlRht hero confusion outers and
as a result tho theorist sees visions
and dreams dreams.
Tho duties or moro properly the
functions of money extend over sev
eral fields of action. Among them,
first, Is thnt of facilitating exchange.
Second Is that of acting aR a reposi
tory of values. Third, Is that r
becoming tho measuring unit or
standard to net as tho representative
bnso for tho Computation of com
parative values.
Any conception of money that
docs not encompass these three
functions can only be compared
fo the simplicity of llttlo girls play
ing with mud pics nnd Imagining
they are full whoa In reality they
have eaten none of them.
Function No. f. Facilitating ex
change This function Is chiefly one
of expediency nnd Is used to bridge
oVor an almost Impassable barrier
or chasm In barter and trade by do
ing ono of two thtnns, either by
transferring tnlnes through equiva
lents, or by n pledge that It will be
done at sonio futuro tlmo. Tho last
method Is ono of credit and Is al
ways followed by a question mark.
This is tho only function that can
truly employ substltuto or repre
sentative nionoy.
Function No. 2. Tho acting as a
roposltory of values. This function
Is that of representing tho equal cf
tho value or tho thing produced and
Is computed by a comparison of tho
labor required In tho production of
each. It must therefore have ns
much Inherent valuo as the thing
produced which It represent. This
Is fundamental It must havo por-
mnnenco of character, and neither
rot, molt or decay. If It docs cither
of these it ceaies to bo a roposltory
nnd tho valuo Is lust. No substitute
money can porform this function be-
cattio substitute money has no valuo.
It Is only n promlso to makn oqulvn
lents and dopends entirely upon the
ability to make good on the part of
the ono making tho promise. Of it
self It hns no vnltie whether sinned
by Individuals or by governments,
And tho question of tho ability cf
tho ono making tho promise to make
tho promise good hns often resulted
In sncrlflco of values through dis
counts. Tho real money of any nation that
has over existed, If It could bo re
covered todny would havo n rosl
value, but their substitute or credit
money would not bo worth moro
values of tho products to b'e ox
chntiKcd havo been measured by It
since n point ot tlmo -to which the
mind of man runneth not luek. It
Is ImposHlble for substitute money 'o
perform function No. 3. Having no
value It can measure no value, be
cause measurement of values is only
one of comparisons, and you cannot
compare something that does not
exist.
As a measure of values Just one
unit with Its subdivisions can meas
ure the value of all of tho wealth
of the world, and tho edict of gov
eminent never lias ami never can
have anything to do with tho creat
ing of value, as will bo clearly shown
In the next chapter.
(To !Jo Continued.) ,
ATTKN THiNTwooiTM I IN.
Medford ramp No. 'JO, Woodmen
of tho World, will hold decoration
services, also unveiling ceremonies,
Sunday afternoon, Juno 8. All mem
bers of the order nro requested to
meet nt tho linll promptly at
o'clock and march from there to the
cemetery, whore tho services will be
held. A special Invitation Is ex
tended to the Women of Woodcraft
to attend theso services.
r. w. n. jackson, cierk.
Free I'Mrlptlon That Oiii
porcil nt Home.
Wo V
Ske Had Ctmnnptfoft,
Was Dylig; Nt w Well
Rckmftn'a Altoratlr It Ulan: ntl with
sum-in lo tli trrduirnt of Tulcrculotla
la all parta of tlio country, IVr'oni who
Imrr laavti It, laiMrit, caliml wlht.
ubauiltiiir III rt lit 4U ltoipd. fYr J.
mlulatiad. anil u.anjr rrcorr.l. If yog nr
llitcrrtrtl tit know luorr about It, wit will
ttl Jflii la touch vrltti low who arn mm
well. Ydil ran loTpatlKatp ami JuiIka for
jouriclf. Hrad of, lira. (ivYtrt'a rrcnYrrjr.
.. .. Hrinilh. Iml.
"Ontlcmrn: Thinking that txrha a
tiort tilttorr of tu r'nmkatita rrvurery
bt my inolhrr-ln law (Mra. Auna tiovrrtl
inUbt txnrflt im nthar anirrrri t
etie thit follonluc trttluincUI. Atio.lt
(VptrmUr 10. 1P0H, iti taWn alrk
with Catarrhal I'mumonla. anil ruutloual.
If Icrcir won-, rcqulrloit a trained nur.
MjcAt iwrata wr ilo hail that II waa
nrrrarr to rbaUKa hrr rlutblns; one or
Iwlc nrrry nlrhtj Wr rouih lncrraOt
anil K"t ak- hail that cTryMly tiprctrt
ttat Lr wouM not lire much louver.
In January, when llrr. Wm. Itrir, of
pifpahsl for hr itrnth. he rrcntun.rn.ini
that I KTt Krkman'a Allrratlfr, ami aca
If It wouM not Kit hfr aoinu rrlkf. I
then mjuratnt tlw attrmllna; ph)lrlan to
lr lil illaa-iHiaU ami Im lufnriiiril n
that aim hait Cuaaumpllan ami waa lw.
jon.l all mf.llril a lit. Winn I ake1 if
l thought that It uaa iirl. to try tho
Aiirrnuir, nn rrp.irti inni .o pnyairian
Cnmllle do Vorlac, faiuoiirt for tho
beauty of her hands nnd arms, In n
recent Interview says: "If every
woman knew about the prescription
that has caused all this1 talk about
my hands and arms they could irinttu
their bauds mid arms Junt as beauti
ful nt mine. I am glad to have the
opportunity to give my recipe free
to the world. It will help every
woman to improve her peraonal ap
pearance." When I linked her If she
would allow me to publish tho pro
scription she quickly answered:
"Certainly, only too glad to have
you do It," Turning to a tli.sk, she
wrote It on n slip ot paper mid hand
ed It to me, Hero It Is: "(lo to
any drug store, get n one-oiiuce bot
tle of Kulux compound, pour the
entire contcntn Into a two-ounce bot
tle, add quarter ounce witch hatnl,
then fill with water. Apply night
and morning. This prescription
gives the skin a velvety softness mid
obliterates all defects such ns
freckles, tan, sun spots, roimhnenit
and ruddiness. A sIiikIo application
works a marvelous transformation."
It ran be applied to tho neck and
shoulders with equally graliryliiK
results. It Is almolitteiy Imfniloia
and will positively not HllmiiliUo or
produce a growth of hair. It Is do
ItctoiiNly cool and noothhlg nnd Is
not affected by perspiration. It will
not rub off
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
PAGE
thAtre
MONDAY AND TUfJHDAY
Till: MAN Wild HAIIKI)
Thfllllnit :
In
!-Ueol Htory Depleting' Urn'
the I'roien North.
Tl'llS I'lll.M.V UONNA
A Throbbing Htory of Htngu l.lfo
Tin:
MYHTHHIOUM (JAltD
I Ml' Coined?
Hear- Our Fhu I'lecu On liestra, iili'der
direction uf I'rof, HimCoII
"llow did tho lllrd know that"
In tho school of experience we have
learned our lesson you profit by
this knowledge.
Mnllneo ISvery Saturday mid Hiindiy
2. .10 to &
Adinlaidoii Co mid 10c.
LOOK HERE FOR IT
.Many- " .Mull Trll.nne Header VIII
Ho IntercjiltHl.
'When people rend. about tho r'ureit
mado by a 'medicine endorsed from
fur nway, Is it surprising that they
wondor If the statements nro true?
Hut when they read of cosos rlpht
hero at home, posltlvo proof 1b with
in their reach, for close investiga
tion Is nn easy matter. Head Mod
ford endorsemojit of Donn's Kldnoy
Pills.
F. i, Cray, 507 Palm 8t., Mod
ford, Ore, nays: "A few years mjo
my kidneys began to bothor mennd
tlio trouble was aggravated by my
occupation, which required mo to bo
on my fcot tho Rrent'er part of tho
day. When I begnn work In tho
morning I felt alright, but after I
had been on my feot for a couplo
or Hour my back began to pain mo
and at night I would scarcely bo
alilo tp straighten. In sonio way I
heard of noun's Kldnoy Pills olid
began using them. They cured mo
In a short tlmo and In return I am
pleased to recommend them."
For snlo by all dealers. Pr'Ico 60
cents. Fost'or-Mllburn Co., Huffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho Unltod
StdfcA.
Romombcr tho namo Doan'B
and tako no other.
rouli! lirlji Iirr any anil I roulil iult tny.
elf atiut II Ho I Immnllatrly h.nl
Iter Wm llrrir to arml for n hottl,..
inI rur rrroTrrr, I
Hi AlUratlrr. wblrli
rrartlcallr wllhont lmm fur rrroirry. I
inai h irr in
ahr ill.l. I am Hlml tn aay that ulio umiii
liulmisl
lKan to Itnnrutr. Now. nho wnrka n
hard aa rrrr. wrluh twrnty poiunN
hraTlrr than ahi rtrr ill'1. r!orr alio took
alrk. anil la In K'xxl hraltb 8Iir frankly
anya ahi ..an l.rr llfo aoil health to
lkrnan'a Allrralhe.''
(Sworn ARIitiiTll) JOS mtlMMI'.lt.
Kckmnn'a .Mlrrnllro U rITntlti. In llron.
rhltla, Aalhma, liar IVrrr; Throat an.l
I.unir Trn.ihlr, an.) In uptitilMlnir tha
ayatrm l)nr not rnlnln hotaona, niilatra
or halilt-forralne ilfutra ,k for Imoklrc
IMIInir of rrrt.Tprlm, nmt wrllc lo i:rkmn.-i
Laboratory, I'hllailrlphl.i. I'a for inure r.
dene. I'vr tale by all Iraitlnsr eroEfilatl
SXiXr-yCvyvXiXsXt
v
Luxury Without
Extravagance
t
Hotel
Von Dorn
242ffurkStrecrf.
Finest p6piilnr priced
ITotol iu San Francisco
Modern Central
tF&fJiffrf&m
THE
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FIRE
John. A. Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant,
28 H. HAHTLKTT
Phones M. 47 nnd 17-J-2
Ambulance Hervlco Deputy Coroner
You will find it extremely con-
venient if your insurance hns been
placed in a compnny which pays
itH Josses promptly, nnd in full.
I havo no other kind.
R. H. McCurdy
401.M. , & H. BMfr JPbOne 34a
Be3tlbcatci
and modt
r o pu 1 aV
note! in the
City. Running cluuilled
ice water in each roonr.
European Plan, a la Carte
Cafe.
Tafiff on Ftooma
91.00 each
1.50 each
2.00 each
2.00 each
2.50 each
12 rooms
(10 room -
SO rooms . . .
60 rooma ha prhtta, bath
&u roomrwiu inrtu tiin
in
30 aultea, bedroom, par
lor and bath
For more than on aueit add $1.00
lor and bath 3.00 each
extra to the above rates for
Our prescription department has
then "highest honors."
Pharmacists graduates from the
best schools compound them nnd
etorclso the grcntest rarp Iu filling
your prescription tho way the doctor
orders It.
Nn substitution!
"The sweetness of low prlco seldom
equals tho bitterness of siur qual
ity." HASKINS for HEALTH
.Meilfonl, On-.
"Father grows younger every day.'
Atid his new photograph hits him to
n 'l
.- . .
mo old portrait taken twenty
yearn ago, mndo him look so serious
and old. fashioned not a bit like lio
really Is.
Wo wouldn't part with It of course.
Hut Ian t It splendid to hnvn n pic
turo of him as wo know liliu Just
as ho looks today.
And fathor says tnat bo's glad ho
gave Iti and hnd It made that hav
ing your plcturo taken fit far from nn
unpleasant oxporlenco nowadays.
Tlioro'a a photographer In your
town.
H. C. MACKEY
I fitiidlo
K. Main mid Central
I ISiS THEATRE i
Four Heel Mieuneil PI. tun
'fue. mikI Weil. Program i
p.vriin wi:i:ki,v no. hi
I'lood itnd Cyclono Number
THIS HPY'S HHlHAT
A strong K'aaauny featuro In
two parts.
THCHI'.'S MI'SH' IN TIIIJ
H.IIH
Vltagraph Comedy
With John Ilunny and Flora
I'luclt
Music and Hffccts
AdmNnliiii ,1 anil til Cents'
.Mutinies Dally
Coming Friday;
A wish oi.n i:i,i:pii.nt
H.'llg niiluml fen turo Iu u parts
a.
MHIIll Illllllltt
STAR
THEATRE
COOI, CO.V COMFOnTAft.i:
Ton.w
TOIIAV
tin: (,'iui, ami this ohafthu
Coiivliiclug ThiiuliHtiier
. I
Till: Hl'NAWAVH
...."Kny-lleo" Itubo comedy-,
a humdinger '
Till: WOMAN WHO 1)111 NOT (JAIti:
True to llfij It will appeal
"KeyHtinieV Tui "Kc)Mou'i'"
"unit ni:w in:.u'
and
"HIS Wi:illl(l HAY"
They're always "the best."
FOKHKHT A.VH WOOI.WOHTH
Peerless Intorprulorn of Photoplay's
i:vi:hv aiti:hnon and kvk-
NINO
AII.MIRHIO.V fl AND to OKNTH
Medford, Oro.
FOR SALE
Small -Irrigated ranch noar city
resorvolr. Houao, burn, shod, etc.
Tolophono and city wator. Family
orchard, herrlos, gurdon, Now froo
soil nil plantod, Idoul location tor
market gardening,' borrles or small
orchard, lluy this ranch now uud
got (ho benoflt of this ycur'a crop.
H. I,. NOnr.IT, Oivncr
Phono 1048-L.
Draperies
compute line of
Inlna, fixtures, tto..
vary
curt
Wo carry a
nr.lu.1.. Ian.
u. -u'ii.i i m.n uijiiitii.a, iiaiuraa.
ami no an claaara of uj)iolalarln. A
aprclnl ii.un to look afnr title Werk:
excliialvcly and will Klva aa good
vrvlctt na la i iioaalUla to st In uveit
tlio lurtivat cltloii.
Weeka & McOowan Co,
each additional gueat.
Reduction by week or month,
Managimtnt Chtiltr IV, Killty
F.G.ANDREWS
Lossoo of Qrlll and Dining Ilqom. 4
Mens Clothing
Cleaned aricl '
Pressed
FIRST CLASS WORK
Suits $1,25
Pants SO
Coat and Vest 70
1017 W, 9th St.
I
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Qlijb
j lAmatour Fiiiishing
' I?ost Cards .
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Intorior and oxtorior viowS
Flashlights I a
Negatives mado anv tim'o
and any placo by appoint
ment, . '
208 B.-Main Phono 1471