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MEDFORD ALU 1 1 TRII3UNE. MEDFORD, OREUON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, I!) 1.1.
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IIOMK, Dec. 12. "I.a Glfteomln,"
or thi) ';.tona Lisa" ns It Is also
rnllr'di lini been found In rioroncc.
ricCofdlnrf. to ft statement Issucil hero
tonight by Minister of Public Instruc
tion Crcrtaro.
The picture, n jirlceless work by
Leonardo D'Vlnci, was Jtoten from
tho louvre, In 'nrls, some time ago.
The alleged thief, au Italian, was ar
rested ht the B.inie time the painting
was recovered.
That the work had been found was
reported by the jrovernment direc
tor of flue nrts by telephone to Crc
daro. It was stated no details would
be made public until the French au
thorities were heard from.
l'OUTtiAXn, Ore., Hoc, 12. Med-
ford Is chosen today as the place for
holding tho next annual meeting of
the OroRon Stnte Horticultural so
ciety, C. K. Whlstor of Mod ford was
elected president of the society; C
I). Thompson of Hood Klxor, xlco
president, and Frank V. Vow or of
Orenco, ro-olected secretary-treasurer.
Strong and outspoken opposition to
the ruling of tho Industrial welfare
commission affecting the hours of
work of women emploed In canner
ies and packing houses developed at
jostorday's session.
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PORTLAND. Dec. 12. C. K. Whls
ler of Medford was elected president
of the Oregon State Horticultural
society Thursday and Med for J
was selected for tho next state Hor-
ucuiiurai wceiy meeting next oar.,Jnko Co ..
C K. Whlsler gave a tnlk on fru't f
Tho Star Theater has an octi
tlonnllv good show for today and to
morrow, there Isn't a dull moment
from start to finish. Fraud Caesar
assisted by Helen Lewis, magicians
and Illusionists head tho bill and
they keep the audience guossfug
throughout their act.
Can jou Imagine a prott girl, tied
In n sack and placed in. a trunk which
ts locked and tightly bound xxlth sev
eral heavy ropes, making her es
cape and a man taking her place In
side tho trunk in three M'comU time
This Is being done twice each even
ing at tho Star; also at o.tch matinee
Tho photoplay program for today Is
extra good, featuring His Hour of
Triumph, a two reel production by
tho Imp company, the other numbers
are the over popular Animated
Weekly anil closing with a' roaring
I farce comedy entitled. "Mike and
WASHINGTON, Pee. lL Suffer
iii fiom n severe cold m I ho head
Mid i sore throat, iiceoiittuuicd hv
n -diojit fever, 1'ie-itleiil Wil-um xxn
not poimittotl to sen nnv iMtnr to
!. Hi- thioinn, Or Cnrv (Jinx
on, lioWoxot", iu-ited that tlte cold
xxin ielilinc lo tieatmeitt. Ho iit!
he hoped to have tho pioxidont well
euouli to ntloiitl tho Gridiron i'IiiIi
tlinuor tomorrow night.
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IDIOTS OF
CHAMPION EATER
LAWRENCE, Ohio. Dec. 12.
Those whoso gastronomic ability ex
ceeds, tho avorago and nro fain to
boast are admonished to take heed,
draw up close and taka listen! Hero's
a man who wants to out-cat any two
men in ho world. He Is Charles W.
(Hidden who styles himself tho
"Champion Food Destroyer of the
World." He holds three "world's
records." Hero are some of them:
Forty-seven pounds of watermelon
In ono hour; seventy-eight pancakes
In fifty-seven minutes; six boiled
dinners at one meal; one hundred
and thirty-two eggs all styles at
ono meal; forty-eight ears of corn
at ono sitting; six pounds of stcalc,
one loaf of bread, a quart of tea, one
pie, five potatoes, a pound of butter,
a. big dish of prunes and a quart of
Jce cream, at ono meal; thirty ears
of corn, twclvo frankfurters, two
quarts of tea, two loaves of bread and
two pies, at one meal.
Ollddcn says ho can beat tho man
who recently consumed fifteen doxen
eggs at one sitting In Brooklyn but
ho wouldn't want to let tho fellow
have a partner.
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....... ...,u ..,v iuuu.uU. ...... Xoilro. Mikko liilw 3leniln.
made a splendid Impression and l.U I Kfty IllcmUl ,)f ,h, Ml)e ,odgl
leivcuon as ircsiueni was pracucnuy i
unanimous,
:itn! twenty ramlltlatps wilt en to
When tho question of ! Ash,n.i Mni,n.. v.ni, n. i-.
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ne.xi year s meeting piaco came up
merclal club, Henry E
as toastmaster.
Dasch actln:
Mr. Whlsler suggested Medford, said
the people of that place were anxious
for It, and when put to a vote Med
ford carried everything with a rush.
-. i uiKin mi kuuu'iiiiun cioscii Joseph fi. Armstrong, the new
with a banquet at the Portland Com-!nm)or of PHtsburg. Is a union glass-
Tho degree work will bo put on by
the Medford and' Ashland teams. Spe
cial nutos leave Ead's transfer office
at 0:43 p. in. Monday. 225
blower.
"Tho Next fionenilloii."
A beautiful and Impressive Vltiv
graph photoplay
tlon." will bo ox!
Saturday at tho Isis Theater, whore
It xvill undoubtedly create n great
sensation. It tolls tho story of n
famous slilp-doslgiier who, afraid ot
tho cleverness of his nephew, xvlll
not listen to him when ho wishes to
point out a flaw In tho plans for the
new ship. When tho ship Is built
sho Is a monster of grace mid benut.v
and Is ever where hnllod ns tho ship
builders' masterpiece. In mid-ocean,
however, when on her maiden xoxuge
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siuks wunin a low minuios, enrrying
with hor the designer himself, who
thus reaps the reward of his own
carelessness. Ills successful nephew
takes his position and wins an addi
tional prlro In tho hand of the ship
owner's daughter. It Is n beautiful
theme, well pictured.
BOY DEAD FROM
BLOW IN HST FIGHT
SAN FIUNCISCO, Cn! Dec. 12.
Joseph Milan, nped 8, died hero
today from spinal meningitis as the
result of a blow on tho neck. His
father declared ho Kent tho boy on
an errand October 30 nnd that he
beenmo, involved in n fistic fiht
with another little boy whom lie
whipped.
"A few minutes later," declared
Jfilan, "the father of (he other boy
btruek Joseph on the neck
The police nro iuvestigatinfr.
WIFE'S PURITY PACT
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 12. Cle
ment Cunningham, stool mnpinto. de
nied today that his wife's refusal to
break a purity compnct-slic said they
made when they were married years
nro, xvns re-ponib!e for the divorce
suit pending between them. Their
friend believed tho couple would
become reconciled.
BOOTH'S HYOMEI
Mm ncncflted Tlioinands of Catarrh
iiuffcrct -Will Do the Same
for You or Money Hack
Tho Hyomei treatment that has ef-'
fccflvely benefited many thousands
of sufferers from catarrh, bronchitis, '
husky voice and colds In tho head 's
easy and pleasant to use. Just pour & !
few drops In tho Inhaler and breathe
It In no stomach dosing. The '
healing, soothing and antiseptic air!
will reach ex'ery nook and crevice of ,
the mucous membrane of tho nose
and throat; will surely stop crusts
In the note, raising ot mucous, hawk-,
Ing and that choked-up feeling. It
will quickly allay the Inflammation
and banish tho disease or money re,
funded by Chas. Strang. I
A complete Hyomei outfit. Includ
ing Inhaler and bottle of liquid, costs
only 11.00, and an extra bottle of II-'
quid, If afterwards needed, Is but
CO cents.
Notice to Voters
to Register
The Supreme Court of Oregon has rendered a
decision, making the Registration Law, passed by
the last legislature, void. This makes it necessary
to revert to the old law, requiring every elector to
register for tho annual election of the City of Med
ford, to be held January 1. 1911, regardless of any
other or former registration.
The Registration Board will, therefore, sit in the
Council Room at the City Hall from 6nc until seven
p. m. EVERY DAY (except Sundavs) FOR TEN
DAYS, beginning SATURDAY, DKCK.MBKU 13,
1913.
Every voter in each ward should make it a point
to come early so as to avoid the usual rush the last
few days, there being no other time or place to
register.
No witnesses arc required for this registration.
Do not bother the members of the Board with
questions as to why this registration is necessary.
The reason is the decision of the Supreme Court, and
the city officials havo no alternative but to follow
their decision. ELMER T. EOSS,
City Recorder.
Dated December 10, 1913.
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THE REX CO. IS NOW ERECTINCl ONE OE THEIR PLANTS AT
PHOENIX, OREGON
AND WILL IiAVE IT IN OPERATION BY THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1914
This will be one of the chain of Rex plants, the others being located at
Rochester, N. Y.: Toledo, O.; Omaha, Neb.; Payette, Idaho; North Yakima,
Wash.: Wenatchee, Wash.: Henicia, Cal.: Prigl'ilon, Ontario.
The most used sprav is Sulphur Sprav, and during (he past
FOURTEEN YEARS
the Res' Factories h.io been furnishing
REX LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION
To orchardists all over the Tinted Slates and hae eportcd considerable
quantities. That means that the l'e Company lias had longer and, to say
the least, as much experience with lime and sulphur as any concern on the
market. Each plant is under the supen ision ol a competent chemist and each
of these chemists work in connection with
The REX CHEMICAL CO., of Toledo, Ohio
And keep in touch with oven new product that is offered, and their experi
ence in connection with the experience of practical growers has demonstrated
the fact that when you are told that any other form of Lime and Sulphur
gives as good results as Lime and Sulphur Solution you are being asked to
experiment, as such results have not lieen the experience of experienced orch
ardists, and the very fact that without exception each of the Rex plants has
increased its output each year and each plant, is now booking ami shipping
more
REX LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION
This season than for the same season of any previous year means that none of
these fruit-growing .sections have found anything as good or better than REX.
EACH of the CHEMISTS workine- for the REX COMPANY is coiilitiu.
j4 ally working along the line of developing the
Most EFFICIENT, Most ECONOMICAL, Most CONVENIENT
FORM OF LIME AND SCLI'IIPR or any form of Sulph' :, ..ml the proposi
tion a!vas resolves itself back to
THE OLD RELIABLE REX LIME AND SCLPHFR SOLPTION
DlST FORMS have come ami gone. POWDERED FORMS have been
tried time and again, ami not only have failed lo produce results, but have
proven impractical.
IF EVER
A more efficient form of Lime and Sulphur or of .Sulphur is developed
anywhere, the R.EX COMPANY will be on the job. Our chemists keep in
touch with conditions in all the fruit-growing sections, ami it is their work to
see that REX PRODUCTS arc the lust.
Experiment Stations Everywhere
Will tell you that REX LIME AND.SCLPlirR SOLPTION is and has been
O. K. REX SPRAY MATERIALS ARE:
REX LIME and SCLPHFR SOLPTION. made at Rochester, Toledo,
Omaha, Payette, North Yakima, Wenatchee, Henicia, Phoenix, Drighton.
REX OILS, DISTILLATES, PHENOLS, processed at Penicia. Cal and
Toledo, Ohio.
REX ARSENATE OF LEAD AND MORDEAUX .MIXTURES, made
at Toledo, Ohio.
REX J RON SPLPHIDE, made at all plants.
"TheW' is a REX for every orchard trouble."
If your orchard is in Oregon, write for prices, bulletins and information
to ouroiticeat MKl)inmi)t OREUON, or to
CALIFORNIA REX SPRAY COMPANY
BENICIA, CALIFORNIA
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SPECIALS AT WILSON'S
One lot of Men's new Roughneck Sweaters, all sizes,
Live-AViro price 75
One lot of Men's Work Shirts, all sizes, Live-Wire
price only.. 25
One lot of Heavy Blanket Lined Coat.?, Live-Wire
price only 1.98
Men's Corduroy Pants, Live-Wire price $1.50
2oe Neckties, Live-Wire price 15
10c Handkerchiefs, Live-Wire price 3 for 10
One lot of Ladies' $-1 and 1.50 Shoes, right up to the
minute for style and quality, Live-Wire price
only ! $2.50
Rubber Loots, Live-Wire price $2.J)8
A lot of now Umbrellas, Live-Wire price 35
You can save from 2.00 to 10.00 by buying your
Trunk ami Suit Case at Live-Wire prices here.
.fust u look at these values will convince you that
this is a Live-Wire Sale.
Cheapest Store in the' West
Will H. Wilson
120 NORTH KRONT STREET
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