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IOCAL AND :
i- PERSONAL
"A DntiRlitor of tho I'nilorworli!"
nl llio U Thoator tonight nmt tomor
row nlRht. Knlt'in detective tor In
I wo jmrtfl. Tlu utralnucii which
wiosts litn Hcerot from tho stayer, 0110
of tho toiiso flltiuitloim In this nnvvor-
f til drninn. Thin la n lilctnro which
lntprcula from nlnrt to finish. Two
pooil 'oqniudlofl nre nlno on this pic
ture hill.
Tho roRiilar mrotlnR of tho St
MnrU'n Onllil will bo hold Tluirtdny
nt 2 o'clook.
TwcntjMho liars Sunny Monday
Boap for $1.00. Dnvhlaon & lluttor
fluhl, jihouo !1G. I'SS
Tho finest of hum! omiiroIuVrletl
linen handkerchiefs for nlo at Uu
llamllcraft Shop.
Chrlstnin ennls ntul folders nt
the Handicraft Shop.
Twrnty-flvo bars Sunny .Monday
eoap for $1. Davidson & Mutter
field. Phone 21C. 223
Alien 11. Urury of Drury I.nnc or
chard has returned from n two week's
JiiibIiicss trip In San Tranclfco.
Harry Atson of IIoriio Ulvor was
a business visitor In Mod ford Mon
day. Orogonlun neency nt Do Voo's.
Col. It. C. Washburn of Tablo Kock
was in Mtilfonl Motutay and Tuesday.
Reginald Parsons of tho Hlltcrost
orchards returned to Seattle Tuesday
afternoon.
Twenty-five bars Sunny Monday
soap for $ 1.00. Davidson & Butter
flold, phone 21C. 223
Miss Vlrple lleeman of Gold Hill
visited friends In Medford Mondny.
Dave Heftier, a stockman of Klam
ath county Is In tho city for a few
day 8.
Holiday offer GO per cent off. Up-to-Dato
Studio, 232 East Main.
A slight, but not serious setback
was reported yesterday from tho bed
side of Sergeant Pat Mego, who re
cently undorwent an operation for
appendicitis. Ho has been removed
from tho hospital to his home, and
It will bo a couple of weeks before
ho can return to his police work.
1'ranklc Edwards ox-Mcdford fleht
Impresaflo-Jewclcr Is one of tho at
taches of Harlem Tommy Murphy's
camp In his battle with Kltchle
Wednesday night. Tho other Frank
lo Edwards Is nlso In the camp.
Twenty-five bars Sunny Monday
soap for l. Davidson & Butter
flold. Phono 21C. 222
Aaor' a week of lowering fog It
was tho prediction or tho weather
Jnan the pall would lift. Tho sun,
was vlslblo through tho clouds today
Loo P. Volncy of Ashland was a
visitor lu tho city today.
T, X. Bradbury pleaded guilty to
entering tho Mooro bar Sunday, and
was given a 30 day's sentenco by Jus
tice Taylor, upon tho recommendation
of Prosecutor Kelly. Bradbury It
nppears was drunk, and needed food
and rest, which tho Jail will giro him
Dr. E. KIrihgessner has returned
nnd will bo at tho Nash Hotel on
Wednesday from 10 to 3. tf
Will Titus convicted of a statutory
chargo In tho Beatrice Kavanatgh
Myrtlo Hanscom caso has been na-
roled by tho court to County Judgo
Tou Velio and has returned to Texas.
He will report each week by letter.
Paul McDonald who Is attending
tho O. A. C. nt Connllls. spent Sun
day Melting in this city.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives niado any tlino or
placo by appointment. Phono M
H71.
J. II. MeDnnlels of Salem trans
acted huslnchB In Medford tho first
of tho week.
Attorney (Jus Nowbury was In
Jacksonville for u few hours Tuesday.
Kodak Ilnieblns est in town nt
Weston's.
Tho (Ireator Medford club will bo
gin tho sate of Bod Croiw stumps for
tho benefit of tuberculosis sufferBrs
in a tow days. Committees are now
at work on tho details.
h'herirr Slngler of Jacksonville was
a business visitor In .Medford Monday,
Milk and cream nt UoVoo's.
Tho bchool vacation for tho Chrlst
nina holldayo will begin December
10th. and last two weoks,
Ben Whipple or Talent was in tho
city today attondlng to liimlnoss.
"Iuauranco your best asset." Have
tho ost. Plaro jour insurance with
Holmes, tho Insurance Man, right if
ho writes It. tf
Mr. and Mr. J. L. WHkoii of Grlf
fin creulc Btonpod In Medford Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Palm have gone
to California on a vltlt of sovcral
weoks.
Mrs. Glllcsplo lias returned from
a tilp to California.
Mrs. W. A. Jones and her daiiRlt
tor pf Boss I .a no (sited lu Medford
Monday. .-,.
8. P. Whlto of Wood, Cat., Is mak
ing Medford a IiubIiiosih lstt.
M. Slndley of I.ako Crook spent
Mondny In Medford nnd Jacksonville.
C. D. Gabrlelson of Salem, apodal
Agent of a largo Insurance company.
Is mnklitg this valley his usual visit.
Biinto Bros.' chocolates, DeVes.'
Mrs. 15. W. Whlto of Klamath Falls
foimerly of Medford. passed through
tho valley Suudny, on route to Port
land.
Claude Miles hns gone to Eagle
Point to open n real estato exohauge.
School -Superintendent Wells' vit.t
In Medford Mondny on official busl
i
SOCIETY 10 MEDFORD
r
C. I'lrlch, Mr.,H.
Weeks &McGowan Co
UNDERTAKERS
Lady Assistant
Day 1'Jiono 2!i7
ft'lBht P. W. Weeks 10.1.J.2
riioues A. E. Orr 078-M
ne8.
Mrs. C. I'lrlch, Mrs. H. K. Hanna,
Mrs. C. B. Stout and her daughter of
Jacksonville wore recent visitors in
Medford.
William Ulrlch will offer for solo
nt Welch's salesroom on the corner
north of the post oflco from and af
ter 'December io. nt one o'clock In
tho afternoon, tho entire stock of
high grade merchandise of Luke U.vnn
or Jacksonville; also the Jewolery
stock or M. W. Bock. Insolvent, ami
the confectionery stock of Mr. Shaw
of Jacksonville. All goods arc
marked at exceptionally low price.
Terms strictly cash. From and nf
the first day tho store will be open
from nine a. m. to four p. m. each
day.
Guy Cronemlller, tho electrician,
arrived In MeiUord Mondny afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lewis and C. A.
Lewis aro over from Brnwnsboro.
Thomas Walston of Sterling has
gono to osephtno county to look af
ter his mining Interests.
r. A. A. Davis has returned to
.Berkeley, Cal., after a visit of sev
eral weeks In Medford.
iieorge w. uwen or Asnianu. a
prominent stockralser, is making
Medford a short business visit.
Gcorgo Beale and" William Cham
bers or Central Point transacted busi
ness In Medford Mondny.
J. W. Bailey and George Dcnham
were down rrom Talent Monday.
Mayor and Mrs. W. Von der Hellon
nnd A. L. Hazclton or Eaglo Point
were In Medford Tuesday morning.
Angus McDonald has returned to
Medford after nu extended stay nt
his ranch In Sams Valley.
Mrs. Marion Trjer of Talent was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Toft
Mondny.
William Jennings and Frank
Crump of Sterling precinct were of
tho many who came to Medrord dur
ing the week.
'Mrs. Dorothy and Delia Router Ictt
ror Tho Dalles Monday, after a short
Islt with relatives at acksonvlllo.
John D. Hoist of Sams Valley, for-
t ranger, is transacting business in
Medrord. Frank Camerron or Apple-
gato and A. M. Ford or Butto Fnlls
wore In Medrord tho first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Isaacs of Big
Sticky speut a few hours In Medford
Monday.
A. L, Gall and Roy Johnson of
North Jacksonville wore recent busi
ness visitors in Medford.
X. L. Narregan of Eagle Point Is In
Medford on business.
R. J. Colo of Hilt, Cal., is making
Medford a visit.
Mlsa Ellen Wells of shland was a
visitor lu Medford and JacltBonvlitn
Tuesday.
M. G. Womack lias returned rrom
Idaho, where he attended tho settle
ment or Ills rather') estate
Roguo River will soon havn n trilm
of thn Iinnrnvi.it Onlnp nt n.i r,... I
Mr. Harrison, who has been scouting
lor pnieraoes, was today Joined by
G. W. Cniinlng, who was qulto suc
cessful in that work in thla part of
tho valley.
Tho post orflce haB Installed a cou
ple or swinging doora in tho rront
entrance. Tho pout office depart
ment has been two jeara doing the
Job.
William Ulrlch will offer for sale
at Ulrich'B salesroom on tho corner
north of tho post oflco from nnd af
ter Docembor 10, at ono o'clock in
mo uuornoon, wie entlro stock of
nigh grado merchandlso or Luke Ryan
or Jacksonville; also tho Jowelury
stock or M. W. Beck, insohont, and
tho conrectloiiery stock or Mr. Sliaw
or Jacksonville. All goods aro
marked at exceptionally low pr!ie.
Terms strictly cash. From nnd af
the first dny tho store will bo open
from nlno a. ;n. to four p. m. each
day,
.Mrs. l R, Chase and children of
Coloman, R. D., arrived this morning
ror a row days visit with her Bister,
Mrs. A, E. Powell.
The regular .monthly meeting or
tho Roguo River Fruit nnd Prodycp
association dlicclor, is being held
this arternoon Company buslnesj
and fruit conditions wore dlscusbed.
Tho unnual etockholders meotlng and
olettlon of offlcors and directorate
hoard will bo held In February.
lo ho in (lie eniplov of the Nntionnl
Association of .Mntiufiu'lureri.
l'lmMiinoiit Probable
11U iniuislinuMil was not leooin
iiieiuU'il in llio report, tml it wan uon
I'rnllv evpeelod Hint, on the sheiielli
A petition U lii'lin; eitvulnlt'il liv jC IIumoiiiiiiiIUo' I'militijjr, the Iioiimo
Seerelnrv Hlroels of the t'oiniueteiul I'onM mil avoid nellnu in Hint iliieo
eluh iuviliiij: Hie Slate Mnitieuttmnl Hon.
MU'iey, now in spton nt Pmtlnitil.l Ah for Hie Xndoiuil Aisoeinlion of
to hold its uioeIiiik: in Motllonl net
j oar. C. E. 1iiKt, who js one o
Hie speukevs lu't'ote Hie gath
win uiuue an iieitve i-iiuii in x-.'in.
Hlte tueiiiiiu.
YOU'RE CONSTIPATED
.HUERTA'S-FORCES
IN PITIFUL ROUT
Mmuifm'tuieiri mill (lie National
enuuelf for' ilulusl rial ilelVlise, llio to
poll sniil:
, ''We.tlilnk 11 iiflViiMlvo u out-
BREAKS A BAD COLD
IN A JIFFY! TRY IT
"Pope's Cold Compound" KihN Odd
mid ilpH lit Few J lours Don't
.Stay ,Sii(fii.uii
.1 -" .... .
li'k lloiulnolip, Simp stoniaili, tJid,
, ll.ul lUvotli. Mimii l,lof mill
Bo'vveN Xml C1ohiih'ii)
PllESlDIU.nVKns. DiA.' l . rMvi
pleto rout of Hnorta's federal army
in norinorn mmko witn rrantiej f ,
flight of his generals for safety on "" hft-rthflwl
HOW.
the border, and domornlUatlon of hi a
unpaid troops was established with
tho arrival today at OJtnpa, Mexico,
opposite Predldlo, ot civilians and
soldiers who deserted Chlhunhiia.
In the remnrkablo lleglrn which
struggled ror eight das over a ISG
mile trail through tho desert and en
dured great hardships for want ot
Xp odds how bad iiur head nohes.
loV miserable and iiiiromfortnblo
yon nre front i-oiiHttp.it ton. Indiges
tion, blllotiHiioig and mIiixkIsIi bowela
--.von always get the desired nwull
vrttli Oasnvrets.
Don't lot otir stoninoh. liver iind
bowels innko ' uilienildo Take
You call end grippe and break up
a soivro Wild oltlirr In head, elmsi.
boil- or .limbs, by taking a dose of
''Pnpiv's C"old Coinpouud" ever) two
houra until three denes nr taken
It prompts opens elongod-up nos
trils and air pasviiKos lu tho head,
stops mist) illschaiRo or nose run
uliig, ridloves sick hoadaolie, iliillnes".
fevii'lshuiiss. sore th I ou t , HiieeiliiK.
soreness mid stiffness.
Don't stay stiitfed-upt Quit Idmv
Iuk nnd snuff ling! Kno nt
thi-oblilng head- tiothliiK eloe lu th'
world gives such prompt relief as
Pope's Cold Compound" wlibh
Cabarets tonight; put an end to the
food nnd water, were General Salvado "wncue. imiiousuoss. uukiiioss. nerv-; eosts onlv 2 . i-eiitx nt imv tlnm store
Mercado. lluerta's depoied military nu"w,M- ilfk 80Mr' W sloinheh. R ads without assistance tastes
governor, nnd commander or tho rod-, UKI""U """ "" ,r insiress. ( m,,. mid caiihes no incotivenlfiHo
oral troops in tho north, Gonorola l',onni 'u,,r lIiio organs or all the R0 Hiire vou get the geniilue
Bascunl Oroco, Antonio Bojas, Mar- ""' B,,!,t's "'"' ronsiipaieu iiiauer i
cello Caraveo. Yuex Salaxar and utoit w,,,rh U l"-''"vlK the inlserj. i
or the subordinate officers. A 1"'WU bo uieanH health, hap-
Along with theih burdened with ,,nM" nml c,,,!uw l,l'!Ul f,,r onthi.
what property thov could carry. camoVo u,or" ,,,l8 ,tr Kloom nnd dUtress
men. womon nnd children represont- " nu Wl" inuo ,v u,atl w "
lng bixme of the richest rmnlllos In tho, lh0"' AU 'IrJ'KgWs sell Cascnrets
republic. , j Don't forget the ehlldreti -their lit-
: ., tie lualdcd need a gentle cleanslnp.
too.
PACIFIC LIVESTOCK
EXHIBITS OPEN TODAY!
PORTLAND, Dee. 9 With Ore-1
go ii. vvnshlngton, California, Mon-1
tana, Idaho, and Arlxona represented j
In tho ontrics number over 900, tho
third annual Pacific International i
l.lviwtnnb rtrnnntllnn nn,timl mini
Tho feature or today's proceedings
was the judging contctts - by tho
classes from Oregon Agricultural col-1
lege, Washington Stnto college, Unl-i
vorslty of Idaho, University of Utnh
and University ot California.
HOUSE SUSTAINS CHARGES
(Continued rrom Page 1)
The committee wni u unit in e
jiressin; its belief in the iliar;es Hint
MoDermott borrowed money fnur
Washington )awuliroker, fn m Mnl
hall and irom ev-Chut' l'ne Me-'
MiclKicl of tlie Ikium, kroivmi; htm'
Coffcp
Don't delay ami put
off your intMitioii'to tiy
Ki'hilliutfV Iti'st; liny it
today and try it for
breakfast t o ino r ni w
morning.' Awd kt't'p on
trying till on gpt to the
bottom of tlio can. If at
any time you don't like
it well enouidi to keep
on trying and buying,
ask the rrocep for
nionevbat'k.
Shingles
.Mnde In Meilfonl rrom liuiiio grown
sugar pine.
If ott are t:olng to build nnvthlii ;
or re hlinlo jour tioiuo or h.vrn see
us Mill on P i: track, plume
077-W.
.MEIMtlltl) SIIINCU: MILL
ART STORE
U oii drink coffee .1fr das
In the year on uiu't afford not
to trj Schlllln,; a I list.
I Reduced prices on picture and
I picture f raining
Century Edition of
MUSIC
5c a Copy
while it lasts
All kinds or pout rants nt big re
diictlons.
R. L. HEWICTT, PROP.
Plume No. 1)117-1 :tl V. Grape St.
mamosmBSmmmmaanimBSBBBBBsm
TOO LATE TO CLAfiSlFV.
FOR RENT nlcoly fiirnlshod houho,
dofco in, modorn, ?18, water rent
paid. Phono 120-J.
FOR SALn Good homestead relin
quishment, J7000, on jailroad.
Plioue 120-J,
IT is not the price you pay that makes a
cigarette good, but what is in the ciga
rette. OMAR is the most pleasing Turkish
Blend cigarette that can be made at any
price.
WT ,HPm
i
Turkish Tobacco costs all
the way from 10c to $2.50 a
pound. A cigarette made of
this 10c tobacco would be in
tensely STRONG, 'bitter, un
pleasant. A cigarette made
entirely of $2.50 tobacco would
be ALL AROMA tasteless,
insipid, without "body."
HIGHEST PRICED Turkish
leaf must be blended with
OTHER VARIETIES of
Turkish Tobacco to get FLA
VOR, "BODY" and SUFFI
CIENT "SNAP" in tho
cigarette.
In selecting the Turkish
tobaccos for OMAR we DIS
REGARDED PRICE our
expert leaf-buyers went to
the different districts in Tur
key and selected the MOST
SUITABLE tobaccos for tho
blend.
The selected Turkish leaf
was then blended with domes
tic tobaccos also chosen for
their FITNESS. And the re
sult is a Turkish-Blend that
for SMOOTHNESS and MILD
NESS could not be improv
ed upon if the price wore
DOUBLED.
OMAR has the attractive
"SNAP", LIFE, and CHAR
ACTER of the Turkish-Blend
without the common defect
of "blend-roughness." OMAR
can be smoked ALL DAY
LONG with complete enjoy
ment. All tho KNOWLEDGE, EX
PERIENCE and SKILL we
have gained in the manufac
ture of BILLIONS of ciga
rettes for 25 YEARS havo
been CONCENTRATED in the
production of this PERFECT
Turkish Blend cigarette.
It takes the MOST COM
PLETE TOBACCO ORGAN
IZATION in the world TO
MAKE a cigarotte like
OMAR.
OMAR CIGARETTE
Package of Twenty
FIFTEEN CENTS
nigeoiw Hull llit'so iissticiiilioiis
xhoulil luivo llit'lr liiielln nlioiil Hie
eupilul, Ituttuulinliiur iiU'luliniji. No
think Iht'V went liojoml llio limlln H
IculHnm!!' iTl'ml nml iIi'tivh llir ,(
voiomI ociixuio it well im u puluin!
HimitoNlioii Hint IIm')' I'liinpli'li'lv dli-
sl'lll Hll'lllHl'lM'l."
nrtnnn umn"
$u.ro :.
ill "RiailT PKIOES"
s:i.no si. .ro
$5.00
All Gnulos
Fit Your Puvso na Woll n Your Fool,
nt
Oppoaito tho Pout Officii
Put "Kodak" on that Christmas list
Tlirivs nlvas a fasi inatmii in pi'-liiir lukmi; nml
it's so slliipl(It lllr Kniluk svMri't Hint :ni lml nil
l.iki- .ynnil jiu-tiircs limn tin- r sian. Kml.iks nml
M row' nit's Irom oin tlollur up Ml llir m-w iooim
I'l'iiui tlif Kodak Cilv nri' m our stork.
Medford Book Stor
jCk
Save money on groceries
to buy your Xmas gifts
Wo quoto n fow prices that will help you do this:
IS lbs. I'uri' Cain' Siifjni' for
100 ll'S. ootl I'olntoi'H lor . .
I'ui'c Wliiti' I'Moiir, per snclc
(5 bni-s nl' IVarl While or Wlutt Hlyor Soap
L'.) lbs. Iird, Pink" or Hnyo liraiiK Tor
Fancy Sauerkraut, the quart
.'t)c Taney Table I'Vuit, .' estus for
tide Relinuee Tonuttoe, per ean
Del Monte Toiuatoes, J etuis fir ..
pnekn.ue Slump's Health ('on'ee, iiiiit.it imi
paekaLce ('lininpioii Washing Tnbh'ts
LT.t
LJM
. 1 .00
00
5? 1.00
IO
fiOc
If,?
We earn
'f,'etables.
a lull ami i-oinplete
See windows.
line of I'VnitM and
Fonts' Grocery Co.
i:i0 IOAST .MAIN.
PI ION K 271
r-r-icr
Todn 's the dn. to Inn that Foul.
Provide yoiueir a eoiulorUible, ill
peudable ami tteonouiieal ear for the
eoniinj,' tomorrows. Vou eau's beiu
too soon to ijuf tlown that transporta
tion c.pciise. The h'ord nenen otir
ever) purpose at IowvhI eost.
:'J?) U thn now print of tho I'onl nniMbowt; tho
tomliiK inr It Mir.; tho town rHr IfrOO Hll t. o. h.
Muilfonl i'ouiilolo with oulpiiujnU Out itHaUttl
nml prtrl leitlnnt from
C. E. GATES
Hiiiti lliillillnc .AlnlfoKl, Oin.
IoMaiKMunvrTKmiruwMiwBinriKrtrHr'rtvrsTin .
rjr, - .- .. -- - w-
iwHfoi, irtunuKWM.irrujv.iifc. i .
tKsrxmtfmmmui
m IENT- INDIA
A cruiso of 93 dnyn to
MADEIRA, SPAIN, ALGERIA,
GREECE, the HOLY LAND
EGYPT, INDIA nnd CEYLON.
By the S.S. CLEVELAND
(17,000 Tont)
Lv. NEW YORK, JAN. IS, 1914
COST, UicIuiIIimi hilioru
uxfciirftloiiM anil Mil
uuccNbiiry vxiiiiiiNcw
$700 upward
TM. I. n nillr rly n.w rtutit Includlnc INDIA
Bn.lChVI ON, villi vltlu lu l.i.J, f.mou. In
III Wo,ll, Hliltry.
ITAI.V er l.r.YI'T. A llmllr.l rumuf of
Kiom. .r nlil.ln.liU lor Ihl. poiilaii nl Ilia
INDIA nnilCt.yi.ON .ndr.lurn.
Y,m inw ni.hc llr(llv r6rtiUn.lloc, for
Ilia vnola or p.rl u( lh ctulia.
Alio rulifroM N.w Yoifc In Id. W.llnlli
id rm Canal In January, F.biu.ry,
March anil April, ml from N.w Oilrun. In
January, I abiuarir and March, 1011, and
Around Ilia Vvmlil U lnam.. P.... I l...M
N.w VorU In J.nuary and from Uan I'rancUco
In I abruary, IUIB,
lion't fall to tv r lit m fur imtllculatt
Ptlor mailing ullitr plan: and oklaln
our ilttcflplliit llluuralfil boakltti.
Hamburg -American Line
1(1(1 I'ovvoll HI., Kim KiniK Imo, Cnl,,
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