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TO GIVE SELF OP
10 SAVE HIS SON
1CL IA&0, Texas, Mar C Gen
eral I. ula TornuaB friends hero wero
trying today to dlsnuado htm from
going to Chlhunhuu City to glo him
hulf tijt to Ocnornl Vllln a n hotttngo
for IiIh son, Lula Junior, n prlroner
In tlio rehels' hands. Vllln In not
tho mnn, It was argued, to appro
rlnto tlio offer of such a nerlflco,
mid It undoulitcdly would cost the
father Hfo without saving tho
son's.
Torrnwis, Ronlor, has exerted him
self to tho utnioat, hut vainly, to
raise tho $noo,000 In Mexican money
which Villa as reported to have do
ninndod of him If r.o wanted to pre
vent his sou from helng driven ahead
of tho rclicls, In their prospoctlve at
tack on Torreon, which would almost
certainly mean his death.
Though rated nt $40,000,000 tic
fort) tho rebellion liroko out, the
elder Torrntas' circumstances havo
hcon straightened by rohol ronflsca
tlon or IiIh property until $500,000
Mexican proved on Impossible sum
for him to mine.
ilillSTOIMS OF 006 WORLD ENTER CONTEST FOR CROHN OF PDMERXNM
POST! INVENTOR
TO LOSE APPENDIX
HOCIIESTKK, Minn.. Mar. C
Charles YV. Post, tho cereal food
magnate, arrived hero today to have
his vermiform appendix removed at
tho Mayo sanitarium. Ills train
pulled In at 9:25 a. w. but thero
was such a crowd on the station
platform that hospital attendants
there to meet him decided to keep
him In tho Pullman until 11 o'clock.
Tho trip from Santa Barbara took
Just G hours and 15 minutes. lt
had not been decided at exactly what
hour to operate.
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RIVERSIDE RIPPLES.
Mrs. Schaumburg Is enjoying a
visit from a sister from California
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Utalvlddle
tnado a week end Walt at tho Hlttlo
homo. They were on their way
from Woodvcrn to Los Angelcu,
their future home. Mr. Dinwiddle
'is a brother of Mrs. HIttle.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swackcr ro
turnt'd from Hosohurg Monday whoro
they wero called by tho death of Mrs.
Swaclccr'u brother-in-law.
Our joune folks took tholr lunch
and plcknlcked on the hills Sunday.
Tho gentle showers rather damp
ened tholr spirits and they haven't
much to say.
II. 1. Jones went to Portland the
first or the week for a visit with his
son and in hopes tho chango may bo
beneficial to his health which has
not boen vory good this winter.
Mr. Urown of tho Applegate dis
trict wag in this vicinity the first
of tho week In tho interests of tho
Medford Mall Tribune. ,
Wo aro sorry to hear of tho III
ni'is of W. W. McDonald slnco his ro
turn to his homo In Medford. He
will not bo nblo to bo out ou his
ranch again for uotno time.
Mr. Hubbard, an Instructor in tho
Gold Hill school peut a fow days of
this wcclc at tho Hozalls ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mtllor and
Mrn. W. A. IMllott wero dinner
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Stead.
Slnco tho lost Hippies tho River
sldo peoplo havo enjoyed two un
usually pleasant parties. Tho first
being at tho C, D. W'oolverton homo
nud tho other at tho McDonald house
whoro Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Porter,
MIsb hydall Jacobs and Ceorgo
Jacobs entertained tho ladles of the
club and tholr families. Dancing
wan participated in to tho sweet
HtraliiB of tho victrola and as our
gonial caller I. II. Portor, had
thought up several new culls tho oli
fauhloue'd quadrilles were ouo of tlio
most otijoyablo features of tho even
ing, Light refreshments wero
ncr.vod and tho hour for departing
en niu all too soon.
Tho Recreatlou club wero enter
tained Thurtiday by tho president.
Mrs, I, II. Porter. Guests present
woro Mrs. Carloy and Miss JacobB.
Tlio club Is greatly enjoying tho
travelogues and Hourly all aro pro
parod at each meeting to glvo some
thing of Interest about tho country
studied. Mrs. Woolvorton couductod
the trip through Denmark assisted
by Miss Harper nud both made it very
intorestliiK'. Delicious refruslmionti
woro served and goeral fine selec
tions on tho victrola wero enjoyed.
With the fourth annual spofliltr
stmw oii, loer of those mutilated
powder puffs known 119 I'ouierauliiuo
urv literally on their tees with excite-
meut. "Poms" of every divtroe, color
and :hapo, all of thcni nrNtiKrata of
the dg world, werv brought to 'ew
Viivl; from nil parts of the Uuttcd
State nud KunnK' to compete for the
l-.or of their brrod nt the fchow
c.cned nveutly under the auspice of
the American Poiut-raulutt Club lu the
Waldorf-Astoria.
Of the exhibitor. Mrs. Prank Smyth,
president of the club. I one of the
largest. Mrs. Smyth will nhow fifteen
do;, tuiiong them bolug a wonderful
orange "Pom." said to bo the XUict of
It" kind .ever s,een.
Mrs. l)e ltuyter H0IU115 will exhibit
her well known brown "Poiih." Ihist-iii-.r
OUkln.t and Kntuey Klf. and. It U
ruuiunnl. n Ivuirrkably gwd p.nr of d-butnliti-s
lu her fnuirlte bixivvn.
Mrs. William l WliMoraelm will Im
represented by her etuiuplun "Poui,"
Offiey. ICew Marco.
Miss Lena Schilling Ik showing an
Mcewllngly flue steciruen In the Mncki.l
nlilcli In n rcicut ImiKirtatlou from
Manchester ttoitlde tlio new nrrli.il
MKs Schilling will also how hercluot
kite winner. Haughty Chot.ol.ite Hoy.
whli h l ns flue n thocolute Pom" us
there Li lu tbU country to-ilay.
SCHILLINU-
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tlLLIAMiON WITH
LAKLVCOOD VMlll AMD LAKEWOOP
PITTSUURG, Pn Mar. C Tho
signed contract of Hans Wagner, tho
veteran shortstop, was received to
day at the headquarters here of the
Pittsburg National League club.
PLEADS GUILTY TO
fold.- Pitcher Hendrix and Catcher
Simon. Uoth aro reported to have
jumped to tho Fedoral.
N'KW YOHK, March (i.-Oeorgeii
KurilenlioU, nu exporter of unn. nud
nmmuuitiou, pica tied guilty here to
day to hliippiuK 1100,000 en rt ridge
to the Mcxicmi rebel nrniy tit NAei,
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RESCUE CITIZEN
FROM JAP JAIL
, I.U.MIU.N, .Mlirell Ik Not lIUMDg
iceu reiHiosti'd to nrt 111 the run' of
Amtriw M. I'oole.v, the J'.ugUsli ncwu
pupeniinu 111 iriHiiii 111 Tokio, clinrg-
leil with linving cxtoitul l'ifi.OUO
I'roiu oflieiuls miiuI to lie implicate !
111 the Jnpmuve n.iy guift xeiiuilnl,
tlie Itritif It foieigu office ituted to-
iiuiy tuiii it iimi none iiolliniL'. I lie
ltritih uiiiliiiMudor 111 Tokui had
cabled, liuweier, it ttiix liililnl, that
I'miloy wiim reeoiins the lnit enre
in pn-oii, mid tlint litx wife, who
pan) of Ash and was lu Talent Tues- m,' '," imimr "- r-
1 1, 11 11 1 iKiu iiuiy reeiiMiiru, iviik
Only two Pirates aro now out of tho jAmf fn,.lv ,.(m,jtll.,i ,ls' mlf m.
PHILADELPHIA, r. C Con
tile Mack, manager of tho Philadel
phia Athletics, today released Out
fielder Danny Murphy to tho llaltl
tnoro team of tho International
League. Murphy will report to Man
ager Dunn Monday and will start
with tho team for tho training camp
at FayctteviUc, X. C.
BARON OKUOA JAPANESE
MINISTER OF JUSTICE
TOKIO, Mjireh (k The cabinet
vacancy caused by Mititur of .Iiii
tice MiitMiudV dentil, was filled to
day by the appointment of Huron
Okutlu lo the post. Kx-Spenker Oku,
of Hie lower limine of parliament,
wii8 appointed minister of education.
WHY 7000 DRUGGISTS:
NKW YORK, .March C Loach
Crow outpointed Phil JH0001 in a
10 .round bout tonight. Cross was
Wild throughout. Tho first round
was oven. Cross had tho bettor of
four wUIlo thrco wpro Jllooiu'ts.
Giiuruiitco nud Itcroniiuenil Vlnol
U any one should kuow the val'io
of a medlclno it is tho retail drug
gist who bolls it.
Therefore, when over soven thoiu
and of the best retail drugglat lu thn
country recommend Vlnol, our dell
clous cod liver and Iron tonic, with
out oil, as tho greatest tonic rnrou-
structor uud btrength creator thoy
havo over sold, It must indicate tho
va'ue of Vlnol.
Wo could ubllsh columns of such
testimony as the follewing:
J. C. Urady, drugfibt of Full Rlvor,
Mass., sas: "In cases whuro cod
liver oil, emulsions and other tonic
full, Vlnol will heal, strengthen uud
euro."
J. A. Potterfleld, druggist, of
Charleston, W, Va sayB: "It is a
pleasure to soil Vlnol as It gives
such unhorual satisfaction."
Hunter & MoOee, druggists, of
Jackson, MIus,, suy. "Wo havo great
coufldcuco In tho strength creating
and curutivo value of Vlnol."
Wo ask every run-down, norvous,
debilitated, acod or weak person or
any pcnon suffering from chronic
coughs, colds or bronchitis, to try
u bottle or Vlnol with tho understand
lug that their money will bo ro
turned if It does not do all wo clulin.
Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Ore-
P. H. J'or itching, burning skin
try our Saxe Salvo. Wo guuruiitnu
It. i srv
mediately after I'rc-ideiit WiUon
niiM'd (lie uniih embargo. Sentciiet
wn postponed.
EDEN PRECINCT
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It. L. Fern was In Ta'.ont .Monday
on busiuoM.
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Hondrlckson
of Mcdford woro in North Talent
Tuesday.
C. .Caroy was a builnss viiltor In
Talent Tuesday.
W. U. Anderson, W, J, Hlmor nud
M. alor woro Pth6onix visitors
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Peck and Fritz Ilargcr woro
In Phoenlv Wodnoiday.
Mrs. C. Carey was in Talon t and
Phoenix collecting for tho Mall Tri
bune Wednesday.
Harry Lynch, Hob' Purvis, George
Morse, and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Warner of Warner .Mercantile coin-
day on buslues,
Among thoic who were trading 111
Talent Tuesday wero Mr. and Mrs.
Jotihun Patterson, George Morse,
Harry Lath, Hob Punli, It. l.
Roblson, Win. Houston, C. Carey and
Professor Relmcr.
Warner, tho Ashland hardware
man, made Talent a business visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. S. Furrjy Mr., and Mrs.
Joo Under of Pinion wore lu .Mcd
ford Tuosdny.
L. Iterger and (!. P. Ilurino 'f
Phouiil were In Mudford Wlnasdny.
II. II. Helms of Medford ramo out
to Phoenix Woduosduy to buy a mllK
eow of Art Rose.
Louie Colvor of Phoenix Is unilar
the wonthor tho pust wcok.
Mr. anil Mrs. John Oroffer of
North Phoenix wore lu Talent Mon
day. O. A. Daugberty has taken tho
foromnnshlp of tho famous Sunrrost
orchard, ouo of the largest orchard
In tho alloy. It lias Just oast of
Talent.
Talent Is to have a creamery. The
stock has all been sold and tho now
creamery la on assured fact. Tuos
dny tho stockholders met and com
pleted arrangements for a building
site, They orgaulod and elected
officers ton days ago. G. A Morse
I allowed to ec li if it ilailv.
NOTIt'i:.
All nismburs of Order of Owlu aro
rcuiHttcd to moot Saturday night,
March T, at the Mooio halt for or
ganising. .1. K, WOODS,
3'J" Organizer.
Willi Medford tinOr-in .c1forri mmli
Orrine for Drink Habit
Titv it at out i:.vpi:.si:
We are in earnest when wo nsk
you to give OltRINi: a trial. You
hen (i nothing to risk and everything
to gain, for otir money will bo re
turned If after a trial you fall to get
results from OltUINK. This offer
rIvoh tho wives and mother of thobo
who drink to cxcchh nu opportunity
to try the OltUINi: treatment. It Is
n very simple treatment, can be given
In the homo without publicity or lorn
of tlmo from buslnoss, and at a small
price.
OltRINi: Is prepared lu two forum
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder;
OltRINi: No. :', In pill foim, for
those who doslro to tako voluntary
treatment. Costs only 11 00 n box
Co in o In and talk over tho matter
Is president and T II. Fuller, sccro-fwltlt 11c. Ask for booklet. L. II
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Bargain Counter
We havo placed one special lot of Children's and
Misses' Shoes on a Bargain Counter to close out at a sav
ing of 20 to 40 per cent. This lot includes Gun Metal,
Vici and Tan leathers in tho vory latest style Button
Bhoe3. Includes all sizes. Ranging in prices from 95c to
$1.05 per pair. Come, tako a look if you need Children's
Shoes- and want quality and workmanship.
The Wardrobe
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Export Corsotioro
J)2(5 North flnrtlolt.
Phono r.ii!) M.
How to Remove Wrinkles
in Fifteen Minutes j
HiicIoru two rent Ktniitp for par'
llculitf.t, tattlsfnctliui gunraitteed,
Piei) deiuuiiNtrallou uud face (rent-'
tueiit at oflfco. Ainu all of tlio
MKIC M.Mtlt
toilet prepaiatlDUrt for Mile, (luni
uliteed Inn iTiTcia undoi tlio pure food
law.
Will havo goods on exhibit uud for
sale nt the M M. Department StUiru
ou Katurdu.v of each week.
KLEIN
FOR KLOTHES
Is iitlll nt tho old stum! next door
to the Hint National Hank, upstair.
MEDFORD TAILORS
Yell Defiance
at Blood Disorders
A Remedy That Has Shown
d. Most Ronmrltnble
Purifying Effect.
NI.'tM'I.ASTIl.Mi: AtlllM'V
lliauili lirriie till .NoKli Iteatty
.Mcdfonl, i)n t'hoiio IOli.1
iSwMsHb
nouses run n.u.v.
One span of mute, ago C and
? jean, wolr.hl ?fiou One span,
of argo mares, weight 2GU0, One
good ul around horse, H jenrs old
Largo team, weight .1000. Ouo well
broke saddle homo. One rtctitle lad
leu driving mare One good ranch
team, liturgy nud Ihuiickh. Can oo
icon nt
O. S. Lltix, I'liiuie l.-.U, Al ttiilim Itnrn
Al IjI Van Oin tin ttl.l uf IIIihhI TrHtlr
H, M. H,
' The wuf. I MnlMnr In rite uf tlio utiwt
ntiiiK.i in unr luiineim 'rinr 11"
irrlnln tiii'ilUiiinl (triiiinum Jint ln-if-nry
h li null nt It"- Imnl rnt i'nki1,
lur rvniitelo, (lio wi'll-Limwn lifllfltin H.
8 H llil fauixiK IiIwkI fnrllW i-omitln
InrOl lnnl rtiil'Hrnta Jml it vital Hint !
rlilul In lirntlkr tilu.l K lh rlflilflltl of
wtiMtl, renl tf. tli" tut unit I lie uiiat
Dial iimkr mi our Ontly rntlm.
,t n nutlw of fnrt. Ilirr N en in.
CTTitlrnt la H. H 8. wlilfti rrr tlio
itltr 1'iiri"1 ef ntlniutattnff mch ri-lltiUr
' colt nt lti t-'.lr In tin- luatllijr niul Jiiill.
rliitu itM(luli uf It enu rutlii Hittrl
mint 'lint U wtir It rr-ftiprnlr iti MiiihI
ni'l'trl wliy It lio uih n Irviiifiiil-nia In.
I1iiilti In uvrrmmlei.' Ilhritmalltm. t'nUrrtt
if Dip Hliimuiti " lllillin-i, Hi. In fu
Hull on. I all I'IihhI Irmitilr.
lift a IkjiIIo ir 8. 8. 8, nt unr time
tlnrr. ami In n fiw itJ )ti will tel
nt; tI I rUlil ouit rnrrivitc. t.tit jnu mIII
! iti iilrlwi uf nrw Uf. 8. 8 8 I er.
lurrd only In Itif Ulttry ef "lliii 8wlft
, 8tUV fn. .'lti Kwltl III.U. AtiafilM, (U ,
wtm malalalii a trrjr rtrtfUhl inr,llrl tin.
irtnvnt wln-fK all Mini Iikik iij' MihhI
HlMtdtr aiutHMirn imiurn in i-vikuii
frrrljf
8 k. 8 U iM rrrrrlifn tijr itrtir tt4,
il'ltliiii-nt niul crnrml Rlurr.
Ii.ui prruitt miiuw in ll ;uu iuI.
tltulr. Ilnkt lllll II II. II.
Satisfied Customers
Wv ni'o ninlvin ory t'l't'oil o pltwtso
in Service, Quality aiitl Price, niul IVt-i
sure tlif rcsull will lie Satisfied Cus.
toniers.
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
This dcpnrt incut is compk'tc nt nil
tinioH with Iho lit'.st tho ninrlcot nl'fonls.
Sec our oast window.
If you I'jiiniot personally visit tlu
store, call hy phone and your wants
will rt'ceive eareful attention. We
solicit your Saturday order.
Marsh & Bennett
J'lJONK 27)2. Second door cast of First Nat. Hank.
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J3 eaver Brand
Animallertilizers
Best for x!
Fruit
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oi:t voi'it hTi(.wiii:i(Jin:s on tiii:
wiic.v tiii: 1'iiit'i: is iiioii
MAItKI.'r'
iinin: is now e.si: oitowm i.citi:.vsi:o ins
VII.'LO OK STitAWItKltltlKH M
IIIh tiaiuo la Kd WlutorH and liaa iiulto u Htraw
horry patch ut Hood Itlvor, Oro., nottid for lttt faiiioiiM
iiuullty fruit. 'Tho lent or IIKAVKIt llltANI) ANN
MAL I'KHTIMKIt vviih very mitliifactory." writes Mr.
Wlutem to tho Union Meat Company. "It Htrougth
(Micil thu fruit utouiH, hooping the fruit off tho ground
nud mado tho fruit larger uud hrlghtttr It InercnHud
Iho vltild, on tho tuHi rovvH fiO'i tho rocond crop rlpou
lug with tho rimt."
Beaver Brand Animal Fertilizers
"A I'Vi'llllier for I'lveiy Ciop"
Mudu hy tho
Union Meat Company, Noith I'm Hand, Ore.
Coum lu different gmdcH- duptiiidltig upon what
VOI' grow. HtrawhorrlcH aro a itilcU fruit Whllo
thoy aro lu thu market, they hrlm; good prlroa, It In
up to you to grow iib many and iih hlg iuuih iih you
can IIUAVHK llltANI) ANIMAL KKUTILI'.nit will
help you do It. It pohbokhch tho ntneHHiiry plant food
elemuiitii to feed your ntiuvhorr plautH, fruit treen,
herry IiiihIioh, nlc,
IIKAVKIt llltANI) ANIMAL I'L'UTII.I'.IIUH A I IK
NOW ON HALK IIV
iiooui:iiivi:i( I'ltt'iTA.vo
I'ltODCCi: ASSOCIATION
.Meilfonl. Oieumi.
Your onlor plncotl now
iiiuiiiiu liuiiiudlatu 1 1 u 1 1 v (.i i '
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