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Newspaper Page Text- c PAGE FOUR iktEDFORD matt; TRTHUN1I3, Bedford; orkcion. rati'imay. iwhritary n, ini-i. Medford MailTribune TIio Dcmoernlio Times, The Medford Mnil, Tho Southern Orooninn, Th Mcdfonl Tribune, The Aslilnnd Trilnmo. MKDFOItD PRINTING COMPANY, Publishers. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Dnlly, ono year, by mnil $5.00 Weekly, one enr $i.r Entered ns sccondclnss tnntter November -l, 10PJ), nt the iHtoffico nt MedTord, Oregon, niuler Uio net of Mnn-h 3. ISO". PACT VERIFIES FICTldN NfcJAKLY fiCly years ago Sir Edward Bulwcr-Lytton published "The Ooinlntr Race." an imainnative novel dealing with the development of electricity and itt effect upon humanity. The narrator, while exploring the workings of a mine, tumbles through a dee) shaft, recovering consciousness in an underground world where humanity has reached a much higher state of development, both mentally and physically, is apparent on earth's surface. Among other acquired accomplishments is the art of flying, not with an aeroplane, but with attachable wings. "The Coining Race" should be a source of never-ending joy to the militant suffragette, for the females of this future race are superior to the males the women stronger and larger than the men, and as becomes their superioritV, they are the bosses. The narrator is adjudged a barbar ian, but saved from speedy death by the love he inspires in one of these women, who smuggles him back to earth. When the "Coining Race" is attacked by hostile na tions, who inarch in countless numbers with flying ban ners, huge standing armies, armed as the standing armies of Europe are armed, with long-range cannon and modern weapons, who, though as civilized as the nations of the earth, arc dubbed barbarians, some of the small boys are sent to meet them with small electrical weapons, which shoot lightning and blast entire armies from a long dis tance. That Bulwer was not so far off from future develop ments along scientific lines is shown by the following dis patch: Florence, Italy. Feb. 13. Exploding torpedoes from a lone distance by means of ultra-violet ras was an experiment carried out successfully todjy by Slgnor Ullvl. Two torpedoes charsed with smokeless Kunponder and two otbcrj filled with black powder wero placed In the River Arna by Admiral Fornarl. Tho ultra-violet ray apparatus was posted on the tower of tho I'alazzo Car ponl, two miles away. When the signal was given the appartus as put in motion, and In less than 3 minutes all four torpedoes were exploded. If a torpedo can be exploded from long distance by the ultra-violet rays, so can any powder magazine on or off a warship. The ultra-violctfrays sound the death knell of the modem battleship. All tho millions of the people's money, wrung by taxation and taken from legitimate de velopment, and poured in the dreadnoughts of the world is wasted money. The passing of war as an occupation for civilization is being hastened by science. Soon it will be possible to nnmnilate the armies and navies ot the world by unseen and unheard agencies, even jus the boys of the Coining Jtace blasted the armies ot the barbarians as in the visions Bulwer conjured up half a century ago. Thus is fact verifying fiction. moved 1 Cent nil Point, nl'lor spoml iin; two month hole. Mr. Moon was employed in the se mr's office. Willinni Frcudculluil nnd fnniily tiro niiuiiic the recent nriixnlt lioie, hi urc tiNo Hoy Mimlo mul wife. MNx Kntltr.Mi Chapman U Nitiiu: friends in (InuiN Pons tifler u chort sojourn hero. .Mr. V. ( Smith nnd son mo )ciiiliii); tho week end with Tuleiit Mends. Mr. Waller Konlner i. homo npnin after n visit with ftiuud- -ini in Medfiml. MNs Nellie Molutyie entertained the "Amioilia'' ciils nt the homo of' Mrs. W. 1 Finney Friday afternoon. where n pleasant time wus spoilt in cwiii, followed by dainty leficsh inents. I.uko Kynn has been spending n few days on his ranch near Storling. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Opp were in Medford Thursday ntloinoon. Mi-scs ltella Lew and Mollie llritl spoilt Satuidav in Medford as did also Mrs. Chris I'lrich. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. (Iriove mid Mr. nnd Mrs. F. ( Smith attended the dancing club at Mcdfonl Monda.v night. Reed Wood. It j on want good wood, get It from Frank II. Ray. Vw Sale 7 ne io tract olosn In. a snap. Two Iota rlono In, cheap. Wanted A Swedish girl for general houno work, A mnn with JSOO.OO to get In on good lease, shipping ore. All klmtu of liulp furnished on shoit tuilli'o. Mrs. t) n Custer, Manager Sucressor to IHttuer Uiiiilii)inuut Off ho It is Dangerous h go on Htrnlnlnn the eve when the effect mimes o much discomfort, I and overs day bring von nearer tho danger Hue of total Mluducss. (ilasKos will ninke von see with tho cane and clearness of .vouth, It tho are good glasses. If vou come hero )ou will get good kIiwhi?, rent as sured ot that. DR. RICKERT lljo Sight Jspcclulht Suite l-i!, Ovci-HcucI's & II Orceii Trading Stamps (liven IT Theatre TOXHIUT "UKAUTKASI!" Vuhmtliio Special Vila, 'J icol. "OX Till: UlllJAT STKIIli IIIIAM" All Kdlvou thriller. "A .IOKIJ O.V .lANU" Kalom Comedy. "MAKlNt! CITUI.ASS" Kalom IMiuiitloiial COMIXtl Electra Vaudeville I .Sunday Matluco and Cienlug l'mni the I'autagcs Clirult IV. MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO. Rug and Carpet (Meaning and Weaving rll FAST iMAIN" STKF IMiouc oY, i ISIS THEATRE Yflll'BF CflNSTIPiTFn Women Want Results BILIOUS! CASCARETS Slrk Ileiidathe, Sour Stomach, ?ns, Had Hmitlt, .Mean I. Ivor ami IloucN Need Cleansing NEWS FROM ASHUNO AND VICINITY Mi.ss Clara Miotics ban returned from Lort Angele?, and is employed ns uteiiogrnpher for the Ashland C'om mereiul club, her old position. Hobert J. Ni.xon, who retired as poslinaster ut Yreka Monday nfter luniing ore- hi office to his demo cratic Micccssor, Tube Sehwntkn, visited Aslilnnd friends this week. Dr. Gail Knmmeier has returned from Lo Angeles. Frank IS. Wjiito of Siitherlin wns in Ashland this week on n business tiii. Waller It. Grow of Ashland and Miss Herln Ilrewer of Fort Klamiith were married at Klamath Falls re cently. Tho loenl Ford ngeuey has bold lite machine this month. The .several churches of Ashland have selected WunliingtoiiV birthday as "go to church" Sunilny, nnd n general boost nil alon the line will bo given that day to get everybody to try one hennon nt leasl. W. II. Gowdy has returned from Mnrchfield, where lie had been on u business trip. K. C. Xcvvell, a bridge curpeiitcr ol Grnntn pass, died in SlmMii county ii few days ngo. JAnKSflNVIl I F ITPMS .1 Mrs. Amelia Klmcr nnd II n. J. Morcom hpent the week end nt the ('inter Luke orchard near Kagle Point, the guests of Mr. uud Mrs. D.ivo Duncan. II. II. Tnjlor, u prominent rancher of Much, spent Saturday in town. W, II. IJurr lias ic turned from u lii'sinuss rip to San Francisco. Fletcher Linn of Portland is spend i x few weeks here looking niter the intercuts of his apple orchard. Mr. and Mr. Hurry Luy and chil dicn, Mrs. Lewis Ulrieh uud .Mrs. Llla Cook ucio (he dinner kiic-Is ot Mis. Illume Kltim ot Mediord .Sim , da.v. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Johnson and Mi. and Mrs. . M. Collins uuie ilmoug thode frmn horc who utteiided (he opera, ''The Pirate of Pen zance." Lee Calvert and sou of F.iigeue were in town the fnt of tlm vieek, being hiunmoncd by the death of tlm former's sister-in-law, Mrs, Jennie Calverf. iiov, P. B. Dundy made a (rip to Iliiucom Sunday morning io perform tho wedding ceremony of Miss lies, uio Lewis and Fred Horn. Miss Emma Wcudt spent n few hours iu Medford Thursday niter noon. J)r, Seeley vvns in town on profes hionnl business Thursdav night. Mrs. Helen Johnson rvtiirucd fiom Kaglo Point Wednesday, where she. litis been upending tho past month. " Mr, nnd JIi. George N. Lewis veto caller nl Medford Thursday ilftcinoitii. A Jnrjte numbi'l" of nohool clillilieii ns well as others went over to Med ford Thurnday morning to see the demonstration train nnd hear the lectures.. Sn. Fred Fiek wn hostcfs to the Fivo Hundred club last Thuida.v evening nnd uuturtuiucd iu u 'harm ing munner. .Mr. uud Mrs. Joe Hal), Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hall and Mr. Mabel Strand wcie in from Ituucom Thurs day ntteudiiig the funeral oi the lute Mrs. Kduii Hall. Mist, Oru Stout eulcitni'ied the Kpworth league ut her home on Wed iiesduy evening. A mot cnjojnble time vvns spent, about fort.v-eigiit members beiu present. Mr. uud Mrs. William Henry nnd Mr. uud Mr. Lester Walton were visitois ut Kaio Point Suuduy. The community wus greatly shock cil to hear of the death of Mr. W. W. Worlhinglon ut Phoenix Wednes day, nllhough she Imd been ill for some time, Mr. Worlliington was formet ly Miss Li.iu Shafer, uud u resident of Jacksonville, The Pnreiit-Tenehers' association held a very enjoyable meeting on Pridny, Miss Wendt's looms furn ishing the music lor the afternoon. Mrs, A. L. Gall and daughter, Kk roil, were the guests of Medford Mends Thursday night. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. V. Moon huvo re- Get a 10-cont box now. No odds how bad your liver, atom ach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomfort able you are from constipation, Indi gestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels you nlwajs get tho desired results with discards. Don't let jour stomach, liver nnd bowels mako you miserable. Tako Cascarcts tonight; put an end to tho headacho, biliousness, dizziness, nerv ousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, backacho and all other distress; cleanse )our Inside organs ot all tho bile, gases and constipated matter which Is producing tho misery. A 10-ccnt box means health, happi ness nnd a clear head for months. No more days of gloom nnd distress If )oii wilt tako a Cascaret now nnd then. All druggists sell Cascarcts. Don't forget tho children their llttln Insldcs need a gcntlo cleansing, too. "When you bako a cake or biscuit you want it to ho litdit and swoot. An im portant iiuri'cdicnt to oftoct thcsi' qualities is the baking pow der. The steadily in creasing popularity of Crescent Baking Powder wherever Jul roduced and sold is convinc ing proof of the good ness of this product. Sold b)' Grocers. Orescent Mfg. Co., Seattle Wittemores fljShoe Polishes FINEST QUALITY IARCCST VAniCTV l'biii'plii)s I'tlda) mul Saturday THE PARASITE l.utilu Feature In Three Parts, Fea turing Arthur Johtuou Tint mm. tx riii: .vuonv Co mody Comliiu Mouiluy W. II. Nixon's Road Show (I People otsr PHICHF.STER S PILLS U1" " iim nl u"ii niivfui. a J"W If-Mul ,"?' ","ff1,,,''fAl b"P L :Jt PMWiNIi UUVNll IMt.ln.i4iln '' ,p Vi Mkl H'li ii,AU litiwn CsiHnnYnwiftMsKiuimwiwE Theater 7 Aits f itiiAii TODAY Dnniol Frolmian proncnts HENRY E. D1XEY In n novol original dotoctivo jihiy "CHELSEA 7750" A four-part "Famous Playor" production equal to Mary Piekford in "Onprico," or ovon hotter DeCOURSEY BROS. Classy Vaudovillo ANIMATED WEEKLY Alns intiicstiiig WO 01. WORTH AND WOOLWORTH Best In Music ADMISSION 10 CENTS mmsns ron nam: Ono span of mutes, ago C and 7 years, wulglit 3500 Onn spau. of argo mares, weight 2000 Ono good nl n round horse, $ ears old Largo team, weight 3O00. Ono well broke saddle linrso. Ono gcntlo lad. les' driving mnro. One good ranch team, httfg) and harnot. Can bo seen at I). S. Mil's At Union Itnrn Tower's Fish Brand Reflex Slicker JUST THE COAT FOR DRIVING WHEN IT RAINS F nr Moral In It m! you'll trtum " Dry bon". No wlcf (in rh you tntn through the opnIn(i Ixtwfen tho button. ihil'i whrra our funouf ReArx Edict pro tect you by Keeping out every drop. Roomy, tomfoiuble, and o well md that It ( U longeat xnrice. $3 AH SATISFACTTOM w GUARANTEED At your dealcr'e, or tent prepaid on receipt of piKC, Sod for catalog of FUl DitnJ goodt. A. J. TOWER CO. BOSTON Tower Canadian Limited Toronto ROWERS 7u tnwsP The Usual Result MndlKou, Wis, .Inn 1. I 'Jin. TIiIm Ik o (crtlf) that I have been a great miffcror from ltheumntlsm since IS!) I. t'ontrnrtud tho disease while working with a huovv plow on the railroad. Tor stvoral years I have been oldlgeil to use rrillrliiti n fircat 1'iirt ot tho time liming us-d Jireo boxen of tho "CUT DCE.-tb on.' lailc'iilrflriB that poeiurrlrronia re Oil. lilt lia ill' rU n aiiJc)i..uen I h ' : W , Uilaci Mlllwul ruo blal.UC TRLXCII fclOSV I w "DINDIfruaiii . al n fur cleaning and tallinlng kllliinUafrut'trla-itlinee,tie.hTAK''ri,iT, "Iinr cmnliintl. n fr BeiiUemrn wim tad pride in bating their VHtnk A I llrvntctilor and Inetre toall biarlc iliw,. I'u ith Uiatnub or cloth, Ucrnle -SW IHfr'tia.locenH "BLU.Y Sanr.-axali""'! "win P nil for all klmlt of Wn Ic an . I uiialDt all aud liitn to pollih and prrtene tlMileatlicr. Iw.jre nin wiltj key.lOe. "KUSIT UlUT SHIM:" tnm rrk. lr'iriU.Iri1 -r II. ilW4i unl lni tbeiricai"' i-ll ... km r arb4l4 WIIITTCMORC BM05. A CO., 20-20 Albany Slraet, Cambridge, Mat. 7Vl OH"lat I tl'il MJKi'arlmtil P Mc4 falntui ih Ihi H'vitJ, OtLeAuXyoZ fc. row iwr KllingHtaiix J roRiMt KllitiCHtaiiie IK3rZ3Z3il tllAUC HANH ltlli:i'MATI8.M I'OWDCUS 1 hnvo thrown awa tho rrutrhofl and mil now almost fu ly recovered. It rerlnlnly linn douo vvotidors for mo and I heartily recommend It. HIkiio.I, M. I), IteynoldH. iiaskins' nine steiii: Uxrlutlve Mcrllnl Agciicy. ;K John A. Pf?rl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant 28 8. llAIlTJjinn IMiohpa M. 47 n4 47-J3 Aiiihiilitnco Horvho .Dejuilf Coroner ? t r f ? T f t T t y y y t t y t ? y y y t t t West Side Stable Under New Management As a Feed Barn Iiocogni.iug tin; necessity of a feed barn in .Medford, tho West Sido Stables have been rearranged and are now opened as a feed barn, racks being arranged so teams can be driven in and hitched, all being under cover. There is a large amount of floor space iu the ham ;md a number of teams can be accommodated. PRICES FOR U3E OF RACKS FOR TEAMS, 25c. SINGLE RIGS OR SADDLE HORSE, 15c. i Also good stalls for taking care of horses at night if desired. GIVE US A TRIAL y ? f ? ? ? f y f ? V t ? ? y ? f y y t y t t 5 t I PAGE THEATRE COLONIAL PLAYERS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY In the Celt biattd Sum ThePeacemaker In Four lug Acts, Uriiiiful of Cuiucdy. PRICES: 10c, 20c, 30c SUNDAY NIGHTThe (liv.it SpaiiishAnieriean war plny'TIIKSHIaVAIjOl'' lIMKKTY,,---KHurSiMteiiliuiinl Acts. Monday, Feb. 16, One Night Watch and wait its advont a good titno coming for all. UTS HILL IMCKSKNTS That Thoroughl Nt w, UiikIiI, Siarkliug and idt awake .Musical t'oiuedv, MUTT and JEFF in PANAMA The HJ1.MI eisiun nf (he famous Hud l-'ishcr's comedy Cartoon Characters. Thin Near greater, stronger, grander than ever. THE ONE BIG LAUGHING MUSICAL EVENT FIFTY PFOl'UO. TWO CAIiM,OAI)K OF .SCF.NFU'Y. II mouths in Xew York, ( months in Chicago and I mouths iu litmtoii. Ladies and children enjoy "Mutt and Joff" hot tor than a circus PHK'KS: Irtlleouv Lower Floor I'Mrst 1 1 rows . Next 7 rows . . Jiox Seats . .. $l.r() . 1.00 $1. " Vw I rows Next -I rows Last r rows .. 7f ,'Jo MM.' riOLKIMIOXIMIS Soat Salo Opens Saturday at 10 a. m. THURSDAY, February 19 JOHN CORT Presents MSINTYRE and HEATH aBT.'P. v " " "" " "" R'fc ANDCOMPAHyOFlOO Fy'lHAMAGNIFICIEHT , RbVIYALUi- HltlK k' nirftccT MttciPAi tf UIUUMI WJliHU i COMEDY SUCCESS Tir- VHmd mmmmmm 'SPECIAL HAMTRtEOSCIltSTRA. book or QEO.V.HOBART ; lymcoy ( VJtUAM JtROMC ! MU5ICB .VJEWUWARTZi WIWL U yis323 ttttt?tittitt world's; ft RF.STf DANCING. CHORUS' yar(ii Ajf NOTfi Owing to the iinporluce of this engagement, l tako this means of personally guaranteeing my patrons that "Tho Ham Treo" will be the largest and most costly musical attraction that has ever played tho city of JUcd J'ord.iMr. !. 10. Gordon, Alimngoi. JM.IOKS: Lower Floor Hnleony It'irst l'l rows $2.00 '''"'h ,(w $1.50 Last 4 rows 1,50 Joxl If rows 1.00 X'ltvi it urittru rt". Box Seats. .. . .. .$2.00 i,aHfr, rowfl , ';""""" Z )() Soat Salo Tuesday, 10 A, M, Mail orders uqw, Phono 418