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MEIWOItl) WAII, TKIIIUNE. MKnFOIin. OliKOON'. WKIINIiSlUV. JIAIft'll 'Si, III! I,
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L PERSONAL
lingular mcotlug of Kennies chap
tcr No. C.G, tonight nt ?.:?0. Socle!
night.
Mrs. .lames Nuckloy of Applegate
Is visiting Thomas McAndrow nid hi
family,
Kclstcr Indies' tailoring college,
iO days sowing with drafting, $25;
40 days Rowing courso flG da;
drafting courso JIG.
W. J, Webb has gone to Wood, Cal..
to remain 6mcllmc.
Mr. Palsy Hodge of Hoss t.ano
was a recent visitor In Mcdford
V. II. llatlcy mndo a I'uslncst.
trip (to Ashland Tuesday.
If ,ypur grocer don't handle New
town Hnkory good, phono 446 and
your order will be delivered prompt
ly. ' SR
Y T. Afhpole was of the many
who went to Jacksonville Tuesday.
E. 11. llanley and 1 H. Madden
were business visitors In Mcdford
Tuesday afternoon.
The Gold Hill post orflce ' s re
ceived presidential classlflcat and
Postmaster Heed will receive a lacy
of 1000 per year hereafter.
Orders taken for all kinds of vjge
tablo plants, any quantity. Early
cabbago plants now ready. Port
land avenuo Greenhouse. Phone
87-lt. 330
It, It. Mlntcr of Eaglo Point was In
Mcdford and Jacksonville Tuesday.
Mrs. II. H. Corliss of Phoenix was
among Mcdford friends Tuesday.
Clinton Cook of Applegatc and II.
F. Whotstono of Roguo Hlvcr tran
nctcd business In Medford the fore
part of the week.
Ladles, our guaranteed specially
wrapped bread at U. & C. cash store.
Newtown Bakery. 2S
Fred Pell who has been In Med
ford visiting his family, left for
Washington this morning.'
H. h. Van Demark of the Don Lee
Cadillac agency In San Francisco,
has arrived in Mcdford and gone to
work In the mechanical department
of the Crater Lake Mortor Car Co.
Mrs. E. M. Wilson does first class
kodak finishing at 210 Laurel St.
313
G. W. Trefren of Ashland was In
Mcdford and Jacksonville on pro
fessional business Tuesday.
Dr. J. V. Itoblnson was down from
Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon.
Mnko your own gowns. Do your
sowing with us. Prices reasonable.
Parlors In F, K., Deuel's, store. Mr..
Emma Myers. - - - -C " .
Mrs. M. Peter and her son, Merle,
who havo been spending several
months In Mcdford, left for Oakland,
Cal., today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Webb of Cen
tral Point district made a trip to
Medford this morning.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
II, Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-klns-Doyden
Hldg., Main street.
M. P. Jacoby and F. W. Slfers of
Tulo were transacting business In
Medford today.
Mrs. F. II. Farrar of Ray Gold is
making Medford friend a visit.
Bee Tumy for fire Insurance. "
George F. Hall of Prospect came
to Mcdford yesterday. He returned
from Coos Hay recently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Knighton of
Eagle Point motored to Mcdford to
day. Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin
ish ,at J. O. Gerking's studio, 228 E.
Main St. -Fhone 320
Clarence Meeker was a recent busi
ness visitor In Ashland.
Lewis SI vers of Mays creek ur
rived In Medford thin morning, but
will not stay long.
Milk and cream at DoVoe's. '
John A. Cook of Gold Hill vMtoi
In Mcdford aud Jacksonville Wednes
day. Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Hamilton re
turned today from Grants Pass, their
former home.
Fresh lime. Medford Lbr. Co.
I. W. Wilson, deputy sheriff, was
In Mcdford Tuesday on official busi
ness. Ed Mills of Lake creek precinct
was In Medford Tuesday, en route to
Salem to visit his wife.
Tumy writes better flro Insurance.
Mrs. George Coriim was a Jack
sonville visitor Tuesday afternoon.
George W. Dunn, former ronnty
Judge, took a car loud of cattlo to
Portland this week.
Remember Tumy writes fire Insur
ance A. L. l'arkhurbt, president of the
Crater Lake Is aspiring to represent
Multnomah county In the Mate leg
islature, II. Zlndler, H. P. scitlon foreman
in Cow creek canyon. Is spending n
few daya in Medford
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Lady AfcftUtnut
l)y I'Jiouo MM 7
V. W. Week JOS-JU
A. K. Orr B78-M
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1'hoUM
tttt't't'l'l't'l'f'fif'i f
F M. McKlnnls of Autloch made n
trip to Medford Tuesday afternoon.
A. Conro Floro of Central Point
district motored to Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. R. Ulnnd ot Grants Pass ar
rived In Medford Tuesday, en route
to Jacksonville '
J. M. Croncmlller, county troas
titer, tarried n few hours In Mcdford
Tuesday,
Model Hakcry goods at Do Voos.
D. W. Stone or Willow Springs dis
trict tarried nwhllo In Medford Tues
day. John Hoist of Sams Valley, forest
f ranger, arrived In Mcdford Tuesday.
' Mrs. Thomao Fusou has returned
from a visit at Grants Pas.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any tlmo or
place- by appointment. Phono M
1471.
Judgo John L. Child of Crescent
City passed through Mcdford Wednes
day morning on route to Washing
ton In bahatf of the Crescent City
harbor appropriation.
Mrs. Emit Mohr I Improving
rapidly from n serious operation sho
underwent at Sacred Heart hospital?
three weeks ago, and Is out of dan
ger.
Screen doors at Medford Lum
ber Co.
' Mrs. Nancy Rccdson of Phoenix '
visiting friends and relatives In thU
city for n couple of das.
Thomas Gray of Albany Is spend
ing a few days In the valley attend
ing to business matters.
"Tho Mutual Movies," Mcdford'
Re show. Roost "It." Program
changes dally. Matinee 2:13 p. m.
ovenlng 7 p. m. 3
R, E. Golden of Grants Pas was
a business visitor In Mcdford the
first of the week,
Mrs, Owens of Jacksonville vis
ited frlondi In Medford Tuesday af
ternoon and evening.
J. O. Gcrklng. the best all aronnd
photographer in southern Oregon..
Alnyj reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
h Jean Hoke of Central Point was a
business visitor In the city tnls morn
ing.
Mrs. Louis Ulrlch of Jacksonville
visited with friends In Mcdford Tues
day.
The freshmen class of the high
school will give a class dance In tho
Natatorlum Friday evening.
Peter Fnrrell of Harrlsburg, Oro
gon, Is-spendins; a few days in the
city attending to business matters.
The toughest looking aggregation
of wanderers that has bit the city so
far this year arrived Tuesday after
noon, and stood around and re
counted thoir -experiences with tho
army of the unemployed at Sacra
mento. They wero herded by th
police near the Commercial club
jjulldlng, and given instructions to
board tho first freight or go to work
for the county on road work. A'l
were fairly well dressed, nnd typical
of a class that hangs out around dive
saloons of the cities.
Henry Callaghau and Andrew
Jeldness are making ready to leave
the first of the week for tho Hlue
Ledge district for tho spring and
summer work on their mining claims.
Prof. Harry Howolls made a busi
ness trip to Jacksonville Tuesday
nftcrnoon.
H. J. Kingston of Ashland was p.
business visitor in tho city Tuesday
afternoon.
Jasper Deanc of Phoenix Is a
huslness visitor in tho city today for
a few hours,
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Thompson of
Roseburg aro spondlng a fow days ir.
the city attending to business mat
ters. C C. Prim was over from Jack
sonville for a few hours Tuesday af
ternoon. Dr. H. Hjers and wife of Saloni
aro visiting the family of C. L. Ree.l
on North lilversldo avenue this week,
after spending the winter visiting
relatives at San Diego, Col. Dr.
H)ers is well known uuiong tho plo
liter residents of this section, nnd
was closely Identified with tho early
history of Oregon, at one tlmo being
surveyor-general, and state printer,
and wan editor of tho Roseburg
Plalndealer at Rosobiirg for a num
ber of years.
John Potter of the Steamboat ills
tritt wag in tho city for a fow hours
Monday atendlng to business juat
ters. Joo If, Wilsoto of Talent was vis
iting friends and attending to bus!
ness matters Tuehdny afternoon.
Tho section gang of tho S. P. are
raising tlu. side track at tho depot
and putting in im v tius.
Ulrlch & Ryan itrn still In the gro
cery game. ri -! I-. ilry granu
lated augur, I oft pounds 11. Go. Cane
sugar !.!. j'rldu of Walla Walla
flour hard whiat 1..'5 sack, and
all other goods In like proportion as
usual for cash.
Tho sale of the John D. Oltvoll
home to Mrs I.ouUo 1). Joiioh was
consummated Tuitfilny bv Mofcw
Harlidull. tho consideration was not
uuiiied
Grant H. Dlmnilck of Oregon C'lly,
republican caudlduto for governor, h
lu lliu city today In tho Interests of
his rumllilufiy mid meellng old nnd
new friends,
FIERCEST BATTLE
OF WAR RAGING
-u ' AOPmTP Wll I A I mounitiK "f Mtiteiueiit nltnliiileil
C? M.NNrnl.N VII I lu 'iuorttl l'". commmidiiijr Ih'
nUULIlIU flLLli i troop in Ireland., to the oltict Hint
Jl'AUItf. Movlco, Mar. :.':.. Gen
eral Chao. military governor of I'hl
hunhun state, auiioutircd this nftoi
noon that he had reeolvud encourag
ing news from General Villa.
It was somewhat ooufttlug, how
ever. Villa said the fiercest Uattlo oi
the rebellion was raging nt Torroon
and Gomes Pnlnolo. At the influent
the federal held the latter pluro. it
was added. Yet Villa asserted that
he had the federals surrounded and
would soon capture both towns.
The rebel, according to Chao'
message, were using l.ordo and HI
Verjel ns their bases. As nearly
could bo ascertained, the federals re
took Gomes Palacio last night or
early today.
Artillery "was said to be figuring
largely In tho engagement.
KING GEORGE CRITICISED
FOR BENDING TO LIBERALS
LONDON. March 2? Westmins
ter continues a seething caldron over
whnt the liberals now denounce ns
tho "mutiny of tho nrmy aristocrats'"
against the democratic government.
The fact Is established from all ob
tainable evidence that Gcnural Hit
bory Gough and other officers of tho
Third cavalry brigade demanded aud
obtained written nssurauces hc
would not be ordered to fight Sir
Edward Carson's Ulster volunteer
and that these cssuranco wero ob
talncd largely through the king's
personal Intervention.'
Before loavlng london they sent
messages to brother officers In Ire
land they found support from tin
highest quarters."
Tho throne which has traditional
ly kept out ot party controversies,
both because of aloofness and as n
point of honor with public men and
newspapers, U involved iu the dis
cussion as never before during King
George's reign or that of his diplo
matic father.
The JToornl sqctlou who opposed
what they denounced as a surrender
to tho military oligarchy aro criticis
ing the king with the greatost free
doom. SURVEY 0FIEG0N COAST TO
BATTLE HIGH LIVING COST
SAN I-'KAXCISCO. Mnrch 2.--The
department of commerce Is go
ing to do much during tho coming
summer for tho Pacific coast, Secre
tary Itedfleld told the San Francisco
chamber ot commerce today.
Two great undertakings are al
ready determined upon, a survoy of
tho fisheries off tho Orogon coast to
ddtermlnc how much they may con
tribute to the food supply nnd a more
careful survey of tho Alaska coast to
Increase the safety of shipping.
The steamer Albatross will lenvo
no.xt summer for tho Oregon coast.
Secretary Itedfleld said, to Investi
gate the halibut and other fishing
possibilities.
"I hollevo wo may add as greatlv
to the food supply of the Pacific
coast In this way," ho said, "as tho
fishing hanks of tho Atlantic hnvo
contributed to tho food of the cast.'
CABINET ABOUT TO FALL
(Continued from pags 1.)
ordered to the liter coast,
iieely, in i.tferinsr liis resiiuilnu.
TOO hA'l'K TO CfiASSIFY.
FOIt SAI.K Cheap, inodorn 7 room
bungalow, built lu furniture,
bcrconcd porch, hath, etc, large
lot, plenty of fruit and berries.
Call evenings niter ' p. m, lOL'l
Kant 11th or phono -I17-M.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
Hug and Carpet Cleaning
and "Weaving
511 HAST MAIN flT-UKET
Phone 533-Jt
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Tho most economical, cleansing and
germicidal of nil antiseptics is
A soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.
Ab n medicinal antiseptic for douches
iu treating catarrh, Inflammation or
ulceration ol noso, throat, and that
caused by feminine I11h it hamio equal.
For fen yeara tho Lydlu B. I'Jnkhum
Mcdlcluo Co, has recommouded I'axtluo
In their private correupoudenco with
women, which jirovun Hh nuporlorlty.
Women who huvo Ikwii cured say
It is "worth tu weight lu gold." At
driJKKlhls. LUu. Iiiri'ii mt ur Ijv mull.
Tho i'axtou Toilet Co., iloutoii, Mass, I
.. f,.Mrti
hotly
denied Hull the kfv- lint) niter
fcrcd between llio war ollice pud I he
army office" who reHiiturd. This,
however, diil not pievent ninny uieiii
hers oC imrlitiinont from mtyiinr tlittt
they lielievcd he did.
Uniitying to ii tpiui.v us to (he
I
ps iii iivinniu to tue ei net tnut
the fount rv would he "nlilure" li
vZ:Z::: ZZZO, Cottolene forn .tho
Jllipoisi
lie was iiioiIoiird, loo. nivirinjr'
men ilown, ttiitt that all we wiiuteil
os to keep older,"
"'Since there Iihh been u uiisun-
to Ihe nrxtiiminm he n-wl lo pels.,.....,. , q, n j jjko dinjghmitg and '""' "' Wi I. ..f nil Kind,
(lenernl tiouuh to wilhdraw his iisiv I . rt .,, tv.illf nn
iintion from the nu.i.v. "I tol.l htm." PWtriCS. IIKbO rcnil " ,,. 01iyhlK .md riilarglm: of
si,l Soely. ".hut llienemineiit had , NVholeSOmo imd dlgCStlbk I if, , W ot. M. I
HI! lll1ltfli l .Ml'lHlllV MIV I ''"' , All!
.leistandinir. tjiwu.' rfpliwl (lenenil no odors. Merely strnin tutor
tlougli, 'wo Iniil hotter luive the tiueluslng und it Is ready for next time.
situnliou in iwntiiiK. There lire recipes
"I nurt'Cd, tlniftcil u iitciiior.iudiim I rop jjood thinRS
and pve it to tleueml (loiiuli. u''!you nnd your
was HHttsiiiui ni not mt insist on
ivsiguliijf."
Ilefetxl the King
like Sertv, Premier As-millt ami
others tried lo detniil (he k'Og
ngiiuist the iict'ttsutioii of having in
tertVred inipropeily In the home rule
cotit rowr). The liberals, labor and
Irish iiicitilion. did not wnnu up
nmeli over Asiiiilh's deprei'Mtien nt
attempts to "drat; lo maiely's iiatue
into mu'Ii n malti'r," but tliev ehceted
euthusiiistieally when he dciiouiueil
atmv liettiou.
"Such dictation would put tlu
government nt tho mercy ol' th.- ,tnn
nud navy,'' he sfli. "We don't
apolosie. hccaiisr all we took were
Krfeetlv pioper nod natural st.p, to
picscrve order in Irclund in ici ot
the fact that S.r I iluurd t'aison
eUllllieil to have oiv.n I'fil and rpnp
pod UJO.oOtl men to n-ist home rule."
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "l-Vult Ijixnllve" Cnn't
Iliirin Tender I.lttle Stomach,
Liver nml ItowcN.
Kvery mother realises, alter glvln
her rhlldruu "California Syrup of
Figs." that this ,1s their idwnl laxa
tive, because Ihoj lor Its pleasant
tnsto and It thoroughly cleanses tlo
tender little hlipmach. liver an I
bowels t.itl.ou't griping
When c.-ois. irn.ah'p. (ovartali or
breath Is bad, imacji hour, look nt
tho tongue, mother' If co.it od. give
a teaspoontul oi this harmles "fnilt
laxative." aud lu a fow hours all lb.
foul, coustlnatud waste, sour bllo unJ
undigested food pa! out of th'
bowels, nnd you hnvo a woll, playful
child again. When Itu llttlu systoru
Is full of cold, throat nor, ha stom
nob-aiiie, diarrhoea, Indlgnftlun. coll.-
remember, a good "Inside clean
ing" should always- bo tho firs
treatment given. w m
Millions of mothers keop ' t'aifor
ula Syrup of Figs," handy; the- t.n
a teaspoonful today saves a !-) il.i'd
tomorrow. Ask your driigjcist for n
30-cent bottle qf "California Srui
of KIrs." wlikhAjias directions for
hnblos. chllilrvit. of "ell ages and
grown-ups prlntcij.on tho bottle, lie
wnro of counterfeits sold hero, o
don't bo fooled. Viet the gonulno,
mado hy "Cnliforiifalig S)rtip Com.
pany " .
r
Pumps
1
Again this season tho
woll droscd woman will
wear pumps In her
homo and out ot doors,
morning and evening.
Sho demands that thuy
bo correct n their llnou-.-Hlmple,
jut elegant,
CJlilmii ns well as morn
fun cry hoelrt Will be worn,
nml too aro Inclined to
1"i slightly more pointed
Wo offor-.u-wido cholto
lu variety.
$(
"o0a (Fn"
tng 8 few fiioro
Hbtl.
Hero is what n prominent
plvysiciun suys in rcunrds to
Cottolene
"Being essentially a vegetable
UlUbl JlfJIUUIUIl llliU IIUIIIIHfuo
cooking medium known."
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ultdecpfrytriKCottolcnoiaauporlor,"""" ,""'" ' ' ""
nml moat economical bocmiso yow . riittaltltin of every kind.
use It ncnin nnd nRiiln. It abaorlisi Professional and niuatuor photo-
mMHHHMBI '
children will liko.
in our valuable
FREE Rocle'
Book. "HOME
HELPS," Drop
a postal for your
copy.
Order Cottolene from your grocer.
CHICAOO
iTBWBnUfWW
KEEP CLEAN
And Prevent Disease
My scientific vapor Imths,
mastaxc, needle spray or
shower batlm. Costs no
innro than Turkish hath,
but more plcasnut nml
beneficial.
Scpniato apartment for
Indies v Hit litily ntteiiil
ants. 'Dr. R. J. tockwood
Ciilropinitor
UiKt.UOlI (luriietl-Corcy
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Heretitly remodeled and enlarged,
added new ciitiiorns nud apparatus
.u,d is now strictly up,o.da,o
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Krnj,,e supplies,
!, .M. Mm moil Asoiate(l Willi .Me.
Shop over Isis Thoalur, Phono H7-J
WESION
Pumps that Please
I
A Well Dressed Lady
from San Francisco
tame Into the store Maturdii) to look a,
street tihoiM.
While trMug them on another lnd e.in.e
In nnd sat down, beside her. lo tr "i
piiniHi
",M)!" said the lad) from Pu I'mmlKui
of pretty aud niustlile pumpa you have here
Mour pumpa, hut tkoy ntwaya slip on lh-
Slie had alrond)' diH'Idml on a
tho clerk, nnvliuta to ploniw br
town," showed hor several ylylmi of our hum one strati immia.
"My. what n pretty shup.nl pomp, hw ur it liHtka on my foot
nnd It would never si In at the heol."
"Whut prnrtlenl aoliw and ticoU, yot they lwk Jwrt a hIco as Uh
light and dainty ohm."
t'pou being told they wero only $3 and 1J.10 In M'lvot. khm Htntiil
aaii pntout leathers. Mho raid' "Mini ford hold muuy aHrttrlwt for
tue. but this Is the grwtt of them all." "
That Is Mtlsfniilon tbul coinn by Mttlstylng tho dMlri of nr
pslrons.
First rlaas shoe repairing.
C. MJiKIDD & CO.
Always yhcn you want lo
find the Tallest Grass, you get
off the Main Road. You might
find just the same conditions if
you were to get off the main
street. Just Walk up N. Frent:
street to 126 and 134 and see
if the "Picking" isn't a little bet
ter. We claim to have the 3
'Cheapest Stores in The West.
WILL H. WILSON
"The Live Wire"
Phone 467
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