PA015 TWO
MEDFORD ISIAlli TIUIUINK. MWDFOM). ORKOON. SATURDAY, "M A.RC1 1 28. Ifll-
BETTER PRICES
)EEBED TO KEEP
LUUUtKS
WUKMNU
POHTI.AXU, Or., Mnioh 'JS.-.Thnt
Hump in much room for improvement
liiMhV" lo).'piv iiwlu-liv of the Pacific
iiortliwet nml llmt some ol the
cnin)w ivill 'rrmntn idle unless lcIItr
prie'o wns iliinlncil lor logs wiw in
dicatcd by pioiiiiiient operators who
mot here lodoy in members of tin
l'lieitie Coiot Loggers' n-s-oMutmu.
Ah it h's-nll of the low vripw that
have pretnileil for Mim Imfe, few
camps are oierntinir to full capacity,
with (hi result thnl several hundred
meii who, nnder more favorable con
dition, would lit' rtt work in the
wood-, will In idle.
The incMin was devoted to routine
huviilexrf and the election of officers.
Aler. I'oNen, president of the Hid
den I.ojreiiur compiiny, flniy's Harbor,
wit elected president. The follow
injj were elected vice-president: J.
S. Oowen mid Murk Heed, I'nuet
Sound district: A. t Stnrkwell.i
OrnyV Harbor district; II. C. Clair. I
Columbia liver district; A. V. Callow
of Aherdeen wa elected seeretar.v
nml K. P. Hlake of Tneoinn was se
eleeted treasurer.
fleorjrc 11. Johnson, A. J. Morelov,
Allien Hrit nml .hwenh Irving were
unmet! n committee to iismt in
arousing interest nnd eolleetiii:;
funds for n IIoo lloo house to l
niniutiiined during i!ie 1'nunuin Pa
cific exposition at San Krotieiseo n,
191f.
HENRIETTA CROSSMAN. WHO APPEARS AT PAGE NEXT TUESDAY
PEACE DOVE COOS
)ER
The Kinder family of Griffin
creek, whoso family troubles had
more angles than an uprising In Cht
hunhun, liavo burled the hatchet, an J
signed a peace pact that rnsscth the
understanding of their attorneys.
Mr. Kinder who was barred from tfcu
homo placo, by a court order pend
ing the final decree in n divorce suit
filed by Mrs. Kinder, has returned,
signing over all property rights (3 hlj
wife, and Owen, the son, who wat al
leged to be the cause of tho dimen
sion, Is now plowing by the stdo of
hlg father in the field.
The crest of tho Kinder tr-tin
was reached when ono morninir six
weeks ago, daring the, (irogress of a
family jangle, Mrs. Kinder Jabbed
Mr. Kinder in tho neck with a
pitchfork. According to various
versions of tho war given to Pro
secutor Kelly, It was a dull day when
a murder threat was not hurled In the
family circle. Hut now oil la pear
and serene and calm.
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NEW MANAGER mm WOK ,
kORINMMPANY
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CROSMAN
AT THE PAD
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DNGUES 0
IN
Henrietta Orostnnu, who has en-
jdenrod herself w desenedly to the
hearts of the- Anierleau theatn Ko
Im; public conies to the I 'a go March
i tt, In The Tongues of Men" b.v Kd
wnrd Child Carpentor, In whlrh she
scored a remarkahto suetes at the
HariN Theater. Xow York. After
Tie had opened her season there. It
was the critical and puiille tieud of
Opinion that she has the best pla.x
'hi which she has appeared In jean.
The stor of "The Tongues of
Men" has to do with a famous grand
0'iora fnxorlte who Is appearing In u
1 , leco that has some risque moments
ptoiuineut .otiiiK minister takes It
upon himself without hnlng seen
(ho performance -to criticise It from
the pulpit and condemns the woman
who Is plalng the title role, snlng
I that she must be bad In private life
to enact such a part.
The opera Mnger happens to be
proent during his tirade, makes tho
acquaintance of tho rector, and dares
1 hlni to conic Into her world. She
I tel's him that he does not know what
ho Is talking about, but Is merely
, tnk'tii: the ordinary le, and Hint
tho people In her spbero aro just as
good a those In his only not vo
i hypocritical.
Tho amusing nnd Interesting sit-
i nations follow ibo minister accept
ing her ilnre and entering Hohcmta,
which proves to bo quite different
from his dreams. During his read
justment of Idens n number of tint-
I quo scenes tnko place, and Miss Croc
man and her brilliant supporting
company are shown at their host.
The cast Includes Prank (Jllmore.
Margaret Itandolph, Sheridan Mock.
Homer Gram (lie, Kdward l.oe. Laura
MeGthray, Katherlne I'resbrey, Paul
Daucet and Florence l'oiitane.
1MPERATOR STARTS
VOYAGE WITH BOW
DECORATION WRECKED
i n i
The Korinek Velenimry Ileiiwdy
company have ceeund K. H. Il.irth
rop lis general mnniiijer. He has oc
cupied jmsitiohs in the mst Whieli
will make him c-poeiallv ulunlile to
the eompany, hinin nt one time hud
complete charge of the laboratories.
of Lnngley-Michnel Co. of Sun Fran
eisfo, the largest drm: hou-e on the
const, leaving that firm to take'
charge ns gcnernl mnnnser of the
Ilollister Drug company, the largest
whole-ale drag house in the Hawaiian
island-, nt Honolulu. Atter sjk'IhI-
ing five years there he receUed the,
upHiintment of internal reeime col
lector at Seattle. Since leuing the
employ of the government he ha
.spent his time looking after his prop
erty interests, which are large and
varied.
Mr. Ilartlirop will not only give hf
time in the niterou of the eompany,
hut becomes finnuuially iiiternlcd h
well, having purchased u very iul)
stantial block of stock.
It is evident that he thinkn highl
of the future of the eoiiiNiiiy, an lie
is leaving exceptionally profitable
business connections n well s a
good chance to become a member of
the next legislature to cast his lot
with the Korinek Veterinnry Itemed)
company.
Mr. Hurthrop is n man of pleasing
pcronnlitv nnd will be a woleouie ud-
dition to .McdfordV population. He
spent two duyii of the iiast week
litre and c)re.sscd hinisalf a de
lighted with the alley and the up
to.date appearance "f .Medford, nnd
will move hero with his family ou
June 1.
It is understood that he already
has a deal on fur a hou-e on North
Orange hi reel.
SA1.KM. Ore, Mar. 2V W.m
iiieiiticnl platrorms and slogans,
M. IKollotte and II. J. Miles toda
flleu declaration of candidacy for
the republican nomination for state
senator In Marlon county. Two sen
ators are to bo nominated and elected.
I.ura Cornelia I.lttlc of Portland
filed her declaration today for the
progressive nomination for repre
sentative In Multnomah county.
KAY ISSUES CALL FOn
QUARTER MILLION WARRANTS
SAI.Ktl. Or., ilarih -JS. State
Treasurer ICav announced todaj thai
he will isue a call Monday for all
tale warrants nnirsed prior to No
vember 10. He snid these warrants
total about $''J.,IMHI.
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
SWEEPING VALLEY
THE IMPERATO LEAVING WITH Oly
ClAW a HER EASU2. WHICH
SUTFERED IN STORM SHE FOUGHT ON
TWP HERE-
M'lth the eluborato eagle and ball dec
oration at the bow of the Imperatur, ot
the Hamburg-American line, wrecked,
the steamship left New York with more
than four thousand persons ou board
Part of the gold tinted decoration on the
bow of the Impcrntor was curried awa
by heavy seas on her last voyage to
New York. The agents for the line
wanted tho broken eagle lepalred bi
foro leaving. It was found that It was
too late. Bo the Impernlor went out
with a gold ball on her bow and two
claws clutching on the globe. There
was no sign of the blid to which the
claws belonged, , .
Mrs. Will Coleman of Medford vli
ltd tho Misses Towne Wednesday.
Tuontjr-lhree tickets were Bold
bore Wednesday evening for the
Melon Koller locture In Ashland. He
sldoe those who went by train were
those who drovo over.
T. J. Dtvnney accompanied by his
nleee. Miss Klva YVoltors, left ou
Wednesday for his homo In Valdcs.
Aiiwna. .viiss vvoitur win maKo an
oMtmdod visit with hor undo In
Alubka.
Ituv. I. T. Itoamos, pastor of the
Talent M. K. church, was In town
Thursday afternoon.
Jbumm Wltbycombo, eandldato for
governor ou the republican ticket was
In town i'rhlnv in tho Interests of hU
candidacy.
Itov. William M. Carlo, of Klam
ath bus purchased tho W. Wilson pro
perty nu tho Piiclflu highway street
and will move hero next week with
bis ufo and two daughtors. Mr.
Carle Is a retired l'resbterlan mln
lirfor. Miss I.oiils Clausing, who lives on
n ranch on tho northoru borders of
town manufactures a well prepared
and palatable cereal coffee under tho
brand of 'Oregon Cereal Coffee
Miss Clausing began the manufac
ture of this cereal only a short tlmo
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS
Former residents of tho Dakota?,
Montana, and other hreosy sections
aro rejoicing today, for a genuine 'e "d Is having quite good hiic
full grown March wind awe.it ovt-r
the Itoguo river valloy this morning,
attaining as high a velocity ah .16
miles an hour, and fluctuating bo
tweou !'" end :tD miles an hour. The
direction veur. ' fiom soutlicast to
soiithwfit as ".-j whl i of the wind
god Willi l
Tho brort stir c(j up all tho un
collected du.it and papers in the
streets and then whipped them up
and down Main street, keeping mer
chants busy protecting their stock.
Less country pooplo than utual blew
into town lo do their Saturday trading.
HinoKo Ml, I'lil.
Cigars and holp build up n
roll for your own town.
pay
With Medford troilu K Medford made
ees In selling It. She should be en
Lourngod as one of Itoguo river's
needH Is manufacturing Industries
and thero is no reason why this citr
on I bhould not find as ready a salo
as I'ostum and other brands. Mls3
Clausing Is n ulster ot (leorge I'.
Clausing.
Tim Preabytorlan Ladles' Aid will
hold a maiiufacturers' salo Thursday
and Friday at the Huglo building
Factories from various places In the
uurthwost hnvo donated or sent ar
ticles to be sold on commission.
Home muiiufuctuied products will
receive special uttoiitlou and those
who manufacture an) thing for sale
should see tho ladles and arrange to
liavo their prndiiots on display. Tho
Kilo will continue In the evening
and nioalH and refreshments will
alto bo servod in the evenings.
Ms. Mnrv IVler, who is i-iltrtir
in MciiloHl, spent .Mouilny Willi
Iricmls livii here. Mrs. I'eier
peels to return to Oakland, t'nltt. Ihe
last of the -veek,
Mr-, .lames WiNon wrts n reeenl
visitor from Medford. While here,
she had her hmie piopertv renovated.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stanscll sjwnt
Saturday evening in Medfonl.
timrles Niekeil 'bus relumed to
Herkeley, Cnhf. nfler n weekn stnv
in this vicinity.
L. L. Jueohs, Ihuuoernlie t'amli
date for N'ominution of Count Ite
eorder, sjent u few hours in towi.
Wednesday.
(leo. K. NVuber is in from elbigle,
spending a few day in town.
.Miss Kkrou (kill was ligrieblv ir j
prised last Tuesday evening, whin i i
number of voting people gathered a'
her home to celebrate her liirlhdiiv.
Thosu pre-ent were Lulu Williams
Kintnii Wemii, .Mary Hagshnw, Jewell
Hurley, Kttn and .Miirguret .Morcom,
Ada Klmer, Mabel Iteeves, Louis,
('has. and Albert .Mitchell, Alfred
N'orris, Tool Thompson, Louis
linker, Jiilion Abbott, Don (roue-
miller nnd Ciif Diinuingtou.
Word has been received that J. ('.
I'. Harrinto.i and family are ubout
to reach lluir destination. When last
heard from, they were hight seeing
in I 'cm.
Prof, and Mr. F. C. Smith, .Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Lewis I'lrieh nnd .Miss Liieile
Kader of Medford, motored to Kings
berry Springs, Sunday.
Mrs. I'aul S. Handy entertained the
Ladies' Auxilerv nt her home Tliurs
day alteration. Mrs. Shields of Med
ford being the guest of honor.
('. II. Watson i,( Ashland, was a
culler nt theCoiintv Seat, Wednesday.
Miss Fiance Kinney, was the guest
of Medfonl friends several days this
week.
Walter Kcnlncr, returned from
Hellingham, Wash, the first or Ihe
week, whore he has jicen cinploved
in a clothing store.
John M. William, ami Itov. Jen
kins, wciti buines cnllerrt nt Med
ford Thursday.
-Mr. and .Miles f'antrall, of lluch,
have been in town i-evcial limes this
w eek.
Mr. and .Mis. F. M. Smith of Sterl
ing tarried in town a few hour Wed
nesday on their waj to Medfoid,
W, II. Johnson, president of tin
Dank of .laiksotivlllu Is laid up with
the measles.
Mrs. F. C Hinlth entertained tho
following guests at "BOO" Friday
evening! Dr, am) Mrs. It. H. Golden.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Flck, Mr and Mrs. Lpwli
Ulrlch and Mr. and Mrs. Illalnu Khun
of Medford,
Mr. mid Mrs, W .1, Iliitlerly spont
Thursday afternoon In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. (J N, Mwls tarried
In Medford u few hours Thursday,
W, It. Sparks, our congenial shoe
maker, iiiado a trip to Ashland Sunday,
WRITE STORIES FOR
MOVING PICTURE PLAYS
.New, Simiv-TliiHv I'lofessloh for Men
ami Woinen One Man Makes
:t.VH) In Sl Mouths
Owing to the huge, number o( new
motion picture thealois which aro
being opened tluoiighiiut the enuu
tr.v, theio Is offeied to the men all 1
women of today, a new piofesslon,
namely, that of writing moving pic
ture, plavs I'lOducera are paylnit
from Vl to $tr0 for each sesnailo
accepted, upon which tlie ran build
a photoplay.
s.'noo In Slv Months
As It onlj requires a few hours'
tlmo tn construct a complete pin v.
.von can icadllv sue tho Immense
possibilities lu this. work. One nuiii
who gnvo the Idea a trjoitt, writes
that he earned J.1.100 In six months
It In po!"slbto for an Intelligent per
son tn meet with equal a''cces
Olio fenlani of the business whMi
should appeal to overdone, Is that
the woik may bo done at homo !a
spare time. No literary ability 's
required and women hnvn as great nu
opportuultv as men. Ideas for plots
aro constantly turning up, and may
be put In scenario form and sold for
a good price,
I'ai-tlculiil-s Sent titr.i:
Complete particulars ot this mmt
Interesting and profitable profession
may be had FltHH OF CII.MHIi: by
sending a post card to
Photo-Play Association
Iti t.1H, Wllkcs.Hnrrc, fa
DEAD
ANIMALS
Wt will remove nil tlt'ittl
animals from votir premises
on short not ire. KWKH OF
CMIAKCIK.
MEDFORD REDUCTION
CO.
Telephone U.'i7
MY EQUIPMENT
f.M office is .fitted wllh tho must modern up
uiMils tor tefctlii t slMil
Al) uiechaulinl eqiilptmiit Is nut oiilv perfect,
but I have a thorough knowledge of the
gained l earu or studv and evpeiiencu In flltlnn
glasses You have not an eve defer! I cannot
detect- nnd uiriect, If untenable to glasses,
DR, RICKERT
Suite l-'J Over Deuel's
K A II. Oreeti Tnullng Hlniui'S (llveu
'the New llrlik t'nlon t Ivffj
i:erjthtng now mid up tu date
Itaiu ou s'eiilli Itlieisldo
I tvrrv and am jUIiiiuo servUw
Pliono 150
RAY OAUNYAW, Proprietor.
KEEP CLEAN
And Prevent Disease
Hy scle'utiric vfcpor Ualtis.
jnastaRe, needle spray or
shower baths. Costs no
more than Turkish bath,
but mom pleasant nnd
bcHpfletat.
Separate nparlineut for
ladles wllh luily ntteiiil
ants. Dr. R. J. Lockwood
(.'hiropraclor
Jliil.'JOit Carnett-Corry
llblg., I'hone ni.'t
Don't Make the
Mistake
Of tr)lng to do the family wash
at homo when we will do .'0 plctci
for $l.o6 or rough dry.
Medford
Domestic Laundry
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Customer is Satisfied
Wr Accept our full re
nponnibllity with
every transaction. If wo sell
you Urea, wo must enrtt your
confidence nnd gcod will It
Is not cnouRlt tlut wo supply
mileage; you nro entitled to
our personal interest in your
tiro scrvico nnd nil that per
tains to it. Wo aim to sustain
tho reputation of tho manu
facturem of Fislc Tires ns tho
Squareat Dealing Company
Makers of" the Honestly
Built, Service-Giving Tiro.
Fisk Tires nro Furnished to
Fit Every Typo of Rim nnd
Cost No Moro Titan Other
Representative Equipment
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. , SAVES 'NINE
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scalp clean, healthy, and piniuntliiK
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Keeps It clean and brlxht, ami kIvoj
t that wavy uppcarnucu so iiiucli admired.
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