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IOCAL AND
L PFRSONAL
i
,Jor fjtmp, time n street light on
North Cunt rnl nvunuu Iibb boon burn
ing night nml ilny. and today two
IlKhtx tiro burnliiK.
-Within the Low," with MuiRniet
IlIIiiRton 111 tlio lrnilliiK role will ho
llio nttrnctjon at the 1'ngo theater
Aiirll Kth. On tho IStli the student
body of tho University or OroRon will
present "Tlio I'rnfoMor'B I.ovo Story
with milium Mnrshnll of thin illy ns
ono of tho prlnrlpal part. Kvolyn
Ncsblt Thaw, for whom Harry Ken
dall Thaw killed Stanford Whlto, and
has boon In trouble cvor since, an
International flpuro as a result, will
npponr April 20th In "Martctto" a
musical offering.
l.ndlc.t, our Ruarantood specially
wrapped bread at II. & C. cash stor.
Newtown Hnkory. 2S
Krod Darby of Kupeno l vlsltlnp In
tho valley for a fow days this week.
Tho police are looking for n couple
of wull dressed young men who went
Into the U. 8. Cafe last Sunday, nto
n dollar's worth of beefsteak ami de
parted without paying for tho same.
A surpllcod choir of forty voice
will render Stalner's Crucifixion t
tho First Methodist Episcopal church
Friday. Sliver offering 1C
Hen Thompson of lliich Is In the
city today attending to business mat
ters. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leevcr of
Central I'olnt spent Wcdtiosdny
evening In Med ford visiting friends
and relative.
K. D. Weston, commercial photog
rnpher, negatives made any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Phono M
1471.
Frank Johnson of Jacksonville Is
In the city today today on business.
Kconnrd Carpenter wns In front
his ranch for a few hours last night
attending a meeting of the Med ford
Golf and Country club. Twenty-two
new members have been added since
tho first of tho year, and tho club
reports a growing Interest In golf,
among new members. The links are
In first class shape. Arrangements
are being made to Join the National
Tennis association and hold a South
ern Oregon tourney In the summer.
Two tennis courts are now In opera
tion, and a third Is being constructed.
I'cnnant wrapped bread, guaran
teed fresh at Oakdale Grocory.
Made at Nowtown Unkery.
E. W. Painter ot Central Point,
formerly engineer on tho mixer on
tho Central Point road work is In the
city today, and says tint Central
Point did right in shutting oir
tho water, as tho construction crews
wore wustlng the water. A meter
was Installed this morning. Mr.
Painter makes a strong defenso ot
tho city water superintendent, and
says ho did the proper thing.
Attend Good Friday service at tho
Vlrst Methodist Episcopal church. 1C
A number of Mcdford young iKtoplo
nttendlng tho stnto college at Cor
vallls, and tho U. of O. at Eugene,
will return homo for tho Katter va
cation. Milk and cream at DoVoe's. "
Tho big blast at tho Sterling mino
will not ho touched off by tho llullis'
this week, owing to tho non-arrival
of caps. An expert In powder hand
Hug Is superintending tho Job. Over
15,000 iKiuuds of powder will bo ex
ploded In tho blast, tho largest In
the history of Southern Oregon, nnd
tho second largest In tlio annals of
tho northwest.
Special for Sunday, Ncpolitan
brick velvet Ico cream. Phono 481
K. .Too Itader of Phoenix, former sher
iff of Jackson county Is In tho city
today transacting buslnowi and vis
iting old friends.
Get Mts. Jones' prices on Inrd Sat
urday. Oooth 3, public market. 17
George Howes of this city Is a
business visitor In Grants Pass thU
week.
Sco Tumy for flro Insurance.
Tho lien llur lodgo held a big
danco In the Nat last night, and a
special tralnload of Ashland mem
bers of tho order were In attendance.
1000 pound pure cluutry lard on
halo, Saturday only. Public market,
booth 3. 17
Don Itader of this city played short
with tho Helena team In u 17 Inula
gamo with the Portland Colts Tues
day, that ended In a tie. Don lauded
two liitB, and inailo an error.
Orders taken for all kinds of vege
table plants, any quantity. Early
cabbago plants now ready. Port
land nvonuo Groonhouso. Phone
87-It, 330
V, A. Ilarnuni returned Wednes
day from n trip to Portland, nnd Is
silent on his business, whut ho ac
complished, and tho mission of his
trip, ih usiiul.
Fresh llmo. Medford Lbr. Oo.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Jjuly Aaalsttiiit
Da Phono 1127
Night V. W. Week 1!J-JU
hob A. : Orr U7K-M
Chris Gottlieb Is In from his or-,
Chard today, tho rain mnkltig It
necessary to suspend labor opera
Moil.
J. O. Gorklng. tho best nil around
photographer In southern Orogon,.
Maya rcllablo. Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or place. Studio1 JSS
Main St. Phono 320-J.
C. Henson nnd wife or this city are
visiting In Halom, Kosobtirg. nnd
other Willamette valley points.
Got Mrs, Jones' prices on Inrd Sat
urday llootli , public market. 17
Postmaster Ralph WooiUord Is
hnvlng tronbU navigating those
djs. Ho wont fishing last Sunday.
Instead of to church, nnd his shoo-
were too big. and they rubbed hM
heels Into a blister,
Manila, ohocolatc and Whlto's sp
clal Ico cronni for Sunday. Phono
481-U.
Senator Vim der HoHeti of Wollen
Is In the city today, returning thl
morning from Kugene where ho at
tended a meeting ot tho board of
rogonta or the Stnto Agricultural col
lege at Corvallls. Senator Von der
Hollon says that the Willamette val
loy when he left was In need or rain,
and that he believes the rain here to
day Is general. Tho chief Interest
In politics In that section, centum In
tho race for governor, but none Knows
who la going to bo the winner.
1000 pounds pure country lard on
sale Saturday only. Ilooth 3. pub
lic market. 17
P. D. ninckdcu of Climax is n
business visitor In the city for n
fow hours today.
Kodak finishing, glossy or dnll fin
ish at J. O. Gerklng's studio. :2S E.
Main St. Phono 320-.
Sol C. Stone of Grants Pass Is
transacting business In tho city to
day. Ladles, our guaranteed specially
wrapped bread at II. & C. cash store
Nowtown .Uakory. 2S
W. C. Myers of Ashland Is tran
sacting business In the city today.
Model llakcry goods at Do Voes.
li. A. Martin of Itojcburg is vis
iting friends and relatives and nt1
tending to business matters In this
city for a few days.
Tumy writes better flro Insurance.
Judge Calkins ot the circuit court
is holding court In Grants Pass this
week.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
H. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has
klns-Boydon Dtdg.. Main street. '
Joo Upton of Talent Is attending
to business matters In the clt today
MontKomorv boarding houso has
reopened under snmo management.
First class meals 25 cents. 1C
It. C. VlnlnK of Mnrshfield Is
spending a few days in tho valley nt
tending to business matters.
All sinners who will assist tho
Greater Mcdford club's production of
tho cantata Queen hstlier. are re
quested to bo at St. Mark's hall to
night at S o'clock.
"Mutual movies" at It Theater,
will chhrgo 10c. adults and give four
reels of the best grade of photoplays
and a dally change. Mutual Girl
and Mutual Weekly hero soon. It
Theater. 10
If your grocor don't liandlo Now
your order will bo delivered prompt
ly.
ST. I.Ol'IS. Mo April 0. Carl
Strauss, president of tlio Myor,
otrausb nnd Huh garment company
wag shot and seriously wounded to
day by a woman who gave tho name
of Mrs. Etta Cooke, a divorcee. Tho
shooting occurred In tho St. Louis
mid Ran FrancUcu railroad building.
"I havu known Strauss seven
5'oan.,' Mrs. Cooko told tho police.
"I lmo travelled about tho country
with him. Wo registered nt varlotM
hotels as man and wlfo.
"Lately Strauss seemed to tiro of
me. When I tried to find out how
I stood with him 1 was uiiablu ti get
any satisfaction. Then I shot him. '
StrniiMi told the police that ho did
not know Mrs. Cooko.
SOCIALIST IS HELD
TO THE GRAND JURY
CLATSKANli:, Ore., April !. Mm.
Flora I. Foreman, formor teacher of
tho Qulucy kcliool from which sho
was removed on charges of teaching
Eotiullxm and disrespect of ago wni
hold to tho grand Jury today with
eight ot her followers on a charge
of Inciting a riot.
In tho piollu. nary hearing preced
ing this action Mr. Foieman testified
as to tlio Incident of March 30 lut
when with sympathizers sho utormod
and attempted to boIzo by forco tl.'i
school from which sho had Leon oust
ed. Her defciiBo was that her romovul
had been Illegal, Kho alleged tho
school director- who removed her
had not been legally elected. Kho
and the other defunduiils weru hold In
$1000 bull, unrh of which was fur-uUhud.
DVORCEE
SHOTS
MERCHANT
TO AVENGE WRONG
POWER
COMPANY
TO
SETTLE FRANCHISE
Officials of the California Oregon
Power couipan.v nnd the clt council
will meet tonight. In an elfort to
teach an agreement on the electric
Unlit frnnohlso o,uostlon, that hai
been banging fire for three ears.
The reinimny desires that tho conn
ell call a special election, to allow
the voters to decide whether the
have n 2f ur franchise,1 or not. I'n
til the mutter Is settled'. $15. 000
owod by the city for lights, and $20
000 owed 4iy the electric company lv
tortus of the franchise la hold up.
At the last city election mi amend
went was presented to tho voters,
plnclng In the hands ot tho council.
the power to make a settlement with
the electric company. This was de
feat ml by n heavy majority, the com
pany claiming that In tho recall
hubbub, etc., tho issue was clouded
An offort will bo made to effect a
compromise whoreby the city wil'
get lower light rates, nnd hero again
the company hesitates claiming that
the matter of rate adjustment Is en
tlroly with the stnto railroad com
mission. The council claims tho citv
U tuyltig tho highest rates In the
state.
In 1010. an amendment to tha
city charter, granting the electric
light company n 25 year fmuchlso
carried by one vote, hut nn ordlnnuro
limiting all franchises to 10 )cars was
then on the hooks. At the sauto
election nn amendment giving the
council power to extend the franchise
limit to 30 oars was defeated an
election paradox.
The electric company has ex
pressed a desire to settle the Imiic
at once, without litigation In the
courts which they fear will antago
nize the taxpayers against them. The
matter of the expense of the electlo'i.
which would benefit chiefly the com
pany, will also bo adjusted.
t'nder tho tonus of tho frnnehlse.
tho company was to pay tho city five
per cent of the earnings for the first
five years, and nt the end of that
period could pay $20,000 and dis
pense with the five per cent. They
offered the city a check for $20,000
which the council refused.
SENATORS LIKELY TO
U
WASIIlNfrroX, April !. That
lliey dnl nut believe the senate would
ratify the treaty jin-t concluded nt
Bogota, by which it wu propo-cd to
pay Colombia 2..0(KMI()0 lor its !
of I'iinumn, wti the opinion express
ed today by xovorol of tin mot in
fliicnti.il membcr of the upwr luni-c.
They were coimurcil, thty wiiil, thnt
u majority would ho ugniuit giving
out money for whut the United Slates
already po-.i.i.ei. Tlio i-tnlu depart
ment bundled its ncvotintioiw with
Colombia mi ipiiclly tlml tlio now id
Hie r.igtiitig' of u truHtv ciime n u
Mtrpriio to the luwiiinhew.
Another tiling ninny of Hit- senn
lor thought the mlminUtrutiiMi would
lme trouble in piilliie.' through wun
the Hryjiii pluu tor oettliug America'
lrouuiex wan oilier inillon-. me
firt of the troutio negutiutid under
this M'licmc was tho one willi lieu,
murk, which the Minn to foreign rela
tions cutumitlco lino pnietieiillv re
jected, though it Iiiik not definitely
reported to Hint effect.
Similiir trcntioi with Argentina mid
Chile have been xignnl ami are
iiwiiitin;.' nilifieutiou, nnd Fninee nnd
Kuglmid are coiihiilnnug proposal
from which it wiik huowu (lie ieere
tnry of hlnto expects Inmtio to io
Milt. The i-kepticnl Koiiutor believed
lheo were nil doornail In failure.
Tho jiropoxeil treaties nro loo
loosely ilruwii, they snid, nnd, like
Hie Iliiv-I'iiiiueel'oto eouipuet in'mlil
he inleiireleil to America's ilUud
Miutuue. Moi cover, tlio muiuIoi'h ih
sorted, tliuy imply iiliitriitio;i of
(pientioiii, of national houor nod this
wiih soinutliiiig tlu-y felt mire the up
per Jioiiso never would uiee to.
ACQUITTED BY JURY
A jury in .Iiisiieo filenn Taylor's
court Ibis ,noniiiif loturncd a ver
dict thnt Mclutyra k Huff, horse
dealer, did no sell it wind-broken
animal to V W. Kritflce, u tlio hit
ter allejind, ly fnuuliihiiit method,
fuiiuliicrulilu of the tcohuiipio of
horse Inidinx ami tlio line points of
the cipiinii liimily wore limuuht mlo
the evidence, but llio jurv, like Da
vid Milium, mis nf the opinion Hint
nil is Imr in lovo, war "an' m-.
Irniliu ".
ASKS
ELECTION
AMATEUR CUBMAN
MAKES RECORD RUN
I ' h? 4
CHARLES HE.DOON
PLAN TO STRIKE
1 PAPERS PAIO BY
SHIPPERS' LOBBY
WASlllXdIDN. Apul
the ndiniiitstrution pl.ms
That
tnke
to
buck in n eninpaitfu wagwl by eeiiiiiu
uewspnperx iurnin-1 President Wilson
us u result of his stand on the I'mi
itlilil ennui tolls iiieslion whs indi
en ted IimIiiv. It was loomed thnt n
eomt attack at nu nlleiffd uliidireil
newsMiper "oldi.." Inieked by th
"shipping trust," was lint bin eutd
held in nwerve.
ltepni'iititivo Ihinilinrt was tut
thorily for the sliitmneiil Hint such
proceedings were coiilemplnlcd.
"Postnuistur (Irwenil llnrit"ni," lie
snid. "has been inforwed llmt eer
tniu newsNipii in soiue of the Inrg
et ninl most intluciitinl cities of the
country nre printing wid articles for
the 'shipnintr trn-t' in ngitntion
ngaiiist the ieieal of the exemidiou
elmise of the l'aiuuin enual tolls
lull. These rjeles, the ilepurtinenl
has been informed, nr liBing printed
ns bounfide new slorie, without
heiut; lahele-l us adtetlisetnetils, n
the law icipiiriM.
"ittiriwoii is seriously considering
the iroecutiup u ''" federal courts
of the cdior, mid owners of ueli
ncwMinpoM. If it is found thnt they
lire iieceptiug, inouav for vondo
news, such neusiipers enii be hnrn'il
ns sceiind-elass mail nnd the editors
mid owners lined.''
Ilurnhnrt nl-to (iiiiiomierd that he
had been n-Kctl to cooler with llur
k'sou regiirilmx the lcg.il n-pecis of
the ease.
WHITE WOLF BANDITS
.SIIANdll.M. April . -Whlto wolf
baiiillts today imckod the townr of
Chow Chili. Ilelh Sieu mid Huh Hlen
nnd maiini'rd hiiinlredH ot their
InlmliltaiitH. The threu towim nre
lofir Slitu I'n. cnpltul or Hhenii prov
ince, uiMiti wlilnli tho bnndltK nro
cIohIiik In. Alt forelnnors In tho vi
cinity have been culled Into Sinn I'll
but It Is douiitful lr they will to xnfo
oven there.
GREAT NORTHERN DENIES
TALE OF TILLAMOOK
POUTI.AMi, April !.- -"Tliero will
bo more people;- trjivellliiK throiiKh
the northwem during tho l'J() oxpo
Hltlou tlimi tho trutiHportutlou com
paulog will bo alilo to handle. People
who trnvol to tvu oceuury will not go
to Ban I'miicUco by tho Houtherii
routo,"
This wiig tho Htntomeut of I.oiiIk
IIIII, proohlmit of tho Ureal Northern
rnllroad who, nccompaulod by Mh
family, C, ('. I.ncoy, mailiio nuporln
tondoiit of tho (iroat Northern Hleutn
Hhlp cotiifiiiny anil It. lludd, chief on
Klneer of the (lieat NVntlierii, urrlved
hero today from mi oiiIIiik In Cali
fornia. ProMdoiit IIIII ntnled thnt the
Orcut Northorn would not develop u
itroat veupoit nt Tillamook, iih hnd
been ktittod. DurliiK hlrf Htuy In Ore
Kou bo will vlnlt Astoria uud liiHpeut
tho docliH HltoH for tlio two IiIk pub
sourer Hteumcm to liiy hotwenu tlio
Columbia rhcr and Hun KrmiclHco In
lOlfi, IIo cxpectH to k'ftVo fur Ht
Paul tomorrow or l'Vlduy.
Snioko .Mi. lilt.
CittarM ami help build up c
roll for your own town.
pay
4
Yellow poplar, or tulip tree, tho
luiKoHt bioad)euf tree In America,
Iiiih bneu known to roacn nearly 200
font In holiiht and 10 feet In din
muter. Tho tenth nucconlvo your withoii'.
a foretit fire Iiuh Juut beou panned bv
tbo J'owell iiulloiiul foruMt In hoiiIIi
central I'tah
F
The law 'lit Slew nil McAitliitr,
iUO 111 Mill's, twice in the siilne place
,11ns morning, lie wn nri-esisil b
tlio police ir smoking u rUtmuttu
i on the sticet, nnd, secondly, for oul-
Imt ii corner on hi" hiesole, Appimr
.tii" before Police .Inline (lay, he wit
given ii lecture on tile follv of stuok
ling egiircttes nnd fined $10, half on
jiifh eliunte, whleli lie will my on
the installment nlnu, fl down nnd ? 1
a week,
MeArthttr Is employed nt ll' Med
lonl hotel nml ileolnitm tlml Hie rig
alette he wiin -looking whs lite fiist
he had puffrd 111 n "poon's nge," nml
wiis given him by n nmii he nier
sv bel'oie, Mltil whom Chief IHtlsou
believes he will never sen nuiilu. lie
declines thnt none of the cipnr
stotes will sell him tobacco. His of
iViim's ngntiist ie pHMee nml dignity
of the eoiniiiiinily were committed
it'll t in front of the police station.
The authorities ay (hut McArlltur
is only one of tho uiuiiy ounir men
of Hie city who hue giown cureless
nbout where lliey smoke, mid that
Mime ni rests will follow us soon lis
they enteli the offender. The arc
looking for n ,oung mint who stood
in front of ,i clgnr nlore WVdni'-dav
nfternoou, complacently smoking n
"pill," mid mu whim n policeiunu up
pninehcd, SmerHl ci ngrc(rilinr places nt
bovs will be rxided for "Hunkers.
Young MeArthnr was porn led by
.Indue 'I'ou Velle nTler being entene
Cil to the niouii school, but Wrtll
dered bin k into n'd li;lit.
T
TWO MONTHS FALLS
Kniu thnt vliiddciud the hearts of
the fnniiers nnd orchnrdlsts, dninp
eiiiid the dry fields, hrihlticd up (lit
buds ami blossoms, invinritlrd all
icrnniiitf things, eothusrd iinuit"or
-niitcncrs, gave farui hands a ilny nt
rent, fell neutrally over the section
between the Siskiyou mnuntHiiin mid
the liiipiii4 divide thU inorniej;.
I'p ( noon .:t, of nu Inch bud fal
len, mid though the sun came nut lit
'J o'clock the weather pn dictum i
for more ot the uioisture toiiiitht nml
tomorrow. It wh Hit first sub-Inn
tint ruin that hits fHllen in this sec
tiou since the middle nf March niul
wiis a (lodsmiil to the trait and t'arm
iiiK iutciests.
CQTT0N WORTH FIFTEEN
MILLION LEFT BEHIND
i:i. PASO. April H The mom Im
portant property left behind by tlio
Spaniard deported from Mexico wiih
cotton mild to bo valued nt 115,000.
000, Word received from Torreou to
day mild that 11,000,000 of cotton
wiih buliiK loaded on truing for ship
ment hero by (iouorul Villa,
It Ih atntetl that the Hpnnhdi owuern
cannot touch tho property If it roach -oh
hero In Ini ml iih U frequently tbo
ciiko. If It coinim bonded for trantdt
through tho Unlleil Htnton for xhlp
ment'tibrond It cannot be iccouhIkuoiI
It Ih uuilemtood that prior to tho
bnttlo of Torreou, 1. .Milliner, tictliift
consular ngent of tbo United HlntcH,
at Torreou whom fiither-lu-litw Ih one
of tlio rofum.'CH Kayo every Kpaulnrd
an official Htntomuut dunlKtied clearly
to cHtnhllMh tho fact bo'oro tho rebolH
that SpaulKh pre porty wit under pro
tcutlou of tho United Htntet..
HOUSE FAVORABLY REPORTS
$500,000 EXPOSITION BILL
WAHIIINflTOK, April II. The
house expositions eomiuillee today
favorably reported out the lull ap
propriating .'r.'Oll.lKMI tor ii pivciii
inent exhlhil ill tho Piiliuiuil Piicillc
exposition, The lull is snid In have
the approval of President Wilson,
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTE
SMASHES FINE PORCELAIN
LONDON', April II A militant
Hiiffrujjolto loduy iiiiileilook In u"
(hroiiuh the Asiatic section nl I lie
llrilish museum ivilli u luilchcl. Hhe
Hiaashi'd soiiio vuluuhle poicelniu he
foro she wns uiresled. She icI'iim'iI
to uivo her mime.
TOO liATi: TO CltAflHlVV
I'OU HAIJ-: Two cowh KlvlliK I Hal
Ioiih of milk each, price 7r
liiono SSI X. C. O. Hover. 18
I.OHT I combination padloclc. I'linl
or pleafo leave at city bull. 18
I'OU SAI,i:-Hlx mid hnlf dozen 1-eK-horn
piillelM, 1 per ilozcn; iiIko i
heifer ciiIvoh. Phono Kfi7 it, or J
II. Piitteim.n, Medfod 17
YOUTH
INED
FR
SMOKING CIGARETTES
STREETS
CARDLEY SUCCEEDS
WITHYGOMBEAT
CORVALLIS
COLLEGE
Senator II oil der Hcllen who le
tinned H'olll ntti'tulUlK the lileellUK of
the ivt,oiiU of the Or mou Anrlcul
tiirnl collsiie til Corvnlll. tttuteti thnt
Demi A. II Cordley will nui reed l:
Jmp Wlth)comUo director of ex
poilmoitt Rtntlniin lu Oronou. This
rluuiftti wm ileeldod on by tho hoard
at ynittirdiiy' mwkIuii. Tho reeiil
alo elected Prof. Itlchiird llatold
Umuliorn. bead of the tdwirlciil en
HlneerltiR dopArttuaiit M the V, of O.
to lie bond ot th 1111110 iteimrtinrtit
l O. A C. I'rof. W. A. Illlhmiul
who Iiiih bofin lu clmrito of the olec
trlcnl woik will hernalter woik co
ordlnately with I'nif. I)orboiu.
WASUINOTON. April H.--Koltl-meut
of ludunlrlal labor dlstmles by
u medial Ion mid coiiclllallou board
MlmllHr to that entublliihed under the
NewiumU net for tho milutlou of mil
road troublon wiip udvocattsl by ren
rHntatlvH of employers ami ein
ptoen today lieforo the I'ulted Slate
IndiiHtrlnl relHtlmiN rommlmilon. Con
rlli-tltiK viih weie pnxiettted oil the
mlYhmhllltv ot clothlnR tho bourd
with power of tompuUorr nrtdtrnttou
GLORIOUS HAIR
.Union Annuls I s I'lirlsbio Saue.
'thin oe I'llllcil Hull llcionie
AbumlHiit ninl ttiollaul Willi
Life
ClrU and women or nil ae want
In lie charmttiK. boMiitlfiil uud at
tractive It their birthright itit
iniNlithtly. tlilu and liroleiw hulr tit
klrovs half the bounty of h prtl
face
If your linlr I not allrnetlvo, i
fnllliiK on), itrenky. full of dandruff,
too drv. or If the tlp ltcbs mid
burin don't ilotit)- n 1'arlt.li.i
ta Hub It wl Into tho senlo
It will no right to the hnlr root.
ne.irlh tbtti, mid itimuluto the
hair to grow MtrmiK mid luxuriant
PnrlnUn Sho remorKs dandruff with
one upplliallou unil timiuiHM tho hair
of dirt. dut and oeelv oil
llirmlau Kae kIvoh tho hair Just
what l neediHl to make It oft.
fluffy, thick nnd Klorloiuly radiant.
It la told lu fifty rout bottles only
by ('lias. HtraHK and nt nil drug nnd
toilet count. Look for the trade
mark Tlio (Itrt with llio Auburn
linlr ' cicpt 110 nultltnt
"IE"
SOBE, TIRED FEET
(iol-li)c isirc f-vt, Lnrnlnj; fir I, wol.
Icii firt, awinty feet, nulling fetrt, tlml
f.rt.
(!ihk! b)c ronn, ralluiiMx, buiilnii anil
r a w tisilit. N'o
tero ktnio tljjlit
nc, no morn Itinp
in) with pu I n or
1lr11w.nK up jour
hr lu ftk'ony.
11." U in.iiilcul.
r In r I Kb I ntf.
I' IV." .Irniv. .ml
1" wVal t u" ''m l'luoiwnit
s""r. I 21 A I'lllililtlflllM wtltlil
pulf up Hut fivt.
lo"ll."andfcir-
K't your fiMit
niincry. Ah' bow rtiiiiforiitlilo vuiir fict
fisl. Oct a l!fi cent lix of "Tljf" notr ot
any dniKKi't or dcpattuii'iil htmc. Don't
Mllfcr II.1V11 jiikmI feet, pl.nl flit, fret
tlut iietcr hwi'II, ni'vir hurt, never pet
tlr.. A year's bs.t comfort minrnntccd
or iimncv rifnii'lcl.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W.- 1111. llUMllin IIII.VNO, A.
lifts
llHf r jr
mifa.
llruial.l. A.lill
mm
IIIAlIlimi llll A
I.I.S. 1.4 Id
ltilksosMlWil.ltUrt.AI
nlmuin
sninnYn:tLrir.isTsr.vamHiSF
DEAD HORSES
Cattle and Hogs
Wo Want Them
Wo will remove thom from your
premlHOH on Hhort notice, frco of
crnrKu, nnywhero wllhlu 11 raillii. of
10 iiiIIch from Medford,
.Vollfy
Mi:i)l'Oltll HIIIMUTION CO.
I'liono UU7
m
AC G
zzacr
l.4lrl A"lri'r.fiioi
KL..nlll.i.4lll.iiJ
I'llUTs llrJ -l I'-U t"."IMiVy'
I '..r, KJ U. IiIm Hli.. Y
APPROVED BANKING METHOD!!
Tho ilachMin County Iniiili of Medford iIckIith to live It J
ciiHtomeiH (ho licncfllH of prompt iiervlcn and uffonht them
upproved moilcrn fiullltliH for the dlupulch of their hmililiij;
huxlueHH,
Accoiiutii Hiibject to chock nio invited.
OVCn EC VCAR6 UNDEn ONE MANAOH MCNT
Cr
E TEA POTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN 111
Don't May nrayl Kane Tan, and Sul
phur unrkriin hulr iu mtttirnlly
that nobody can tell.
You can turn i;niy, holed Imlr litu
tltully dink mid Itnttrnun nlmost over
nlulil If Mitl'll irt u Ail tvul Imttkl of
"V'tnth'StiKiiniiilMulliiir linlr IlMiiwIy"
nt auv dtu(t store. MiIHuim f tmlthi f
till (ild, fitpiout fttge lr I Itl'Olp' S Mld
nuuu.tlly, isijs a illkinwn dnijafltt,
here, U-oHUii It 1111111111 tlm linlr mi
imtundl) itist evsiilv tlit no imio cnu
tvll It lu Iven plk'l
Tlioo wini) Imlr It tunilnc tjrity, lw
ceinlii); l&M, iliy, eniuujy nnd lliln
Ititvn n iiilrprlK nwiiltiinj Ibmu, btNuiiiM
nltrr one or tuo iipplNUuii tint irrny
Imlr vniiNirit nnd ,voiir lck tswiwo
luxtirtiuitly duik nnd lottulltul--ll dnie
drulr )fs-H, xatlp IteldiiK utid filling l.olr
stOM.
TbU l the k of youth, (trityltnirtsl,
ilimtlrrt.tivo foll.11 iin-u't vriuiti'd aroioul,
fo p'l Ipiiv with Wj fill's KiVii and Sub
ptair lonlxhl nnd you'll U ilcllfthted
with your iktrk, btinUnis htlr sml vour
)tiuUiful uppsinuim within it few dt),
on Want oiir
3CODAK NEGATIVES
To He Treated Cmctullv
llrlmt Them Hero for UcVclnpliiK uud
PrlutliiK
Tin; si;m hii ikw
UU'J West Mitln St. Metlroiil, (lie.
IT BETTERS BAKING
To the ftw who are not our
ciiioiMom wo Hlnto that joii
will not olitnln all Hint U piw
allde In IwkliiK until you 1110
the uiodnru
CRISSCIiNT
BAKING
POWW-ill
ItttiVi I'er I.li.
. k Vnur (Inner
CIW.M KM' MUl IO, Hcitlle. Wn
LOSS OF APPETITE
I.onit of appetite It the flr.t slltal
of disorder Alld it- I' usual
Ions Ot npl'ClltO It (ttli'll rsnsril I10
fuiirtloiial dmlurUaiiit lu tlo toiu
nrh The stomal b uilg to do tho
work reipilrml, tbo niMwilio la roiio.
mid the body Hiiforw. Much a tool
mh iieeiU to bo rleauitd and aw cot
t ucd
tciistofL
run isr mno.-hiMtn i
IHAUC HAHK
TONIC DIGESTIVE
Is mado enpeilnlly to n'lt the stum,
itch to dU'Oril food, mid promoto a
lioalth) npii'tte
TliU reined) Ik nold on our poult I vo
Kiiarauteo. uud wo liimily aak ou to
Kivo It a dial.
II Is 11 (leiililue Tonic
IIASIil.NS' DltCO STOltlv
Cviinslto .Meillnl Alteney
Planning for the
Stork's Arrival
A w t' " "llnm will, Ii nil wi.iii.'ii
nliuiiM know or, niul lit my of IIhiii idi.
u 11 (loiullil tec
t n.at iiiJioutlnu
li) lu ni'-t ilriiit
nlurp tiiiiler Hi"
I iinm of "Mntbr'H
Kilcmt." It In n
Miii'lralliur lliiulil
inul many nml ninny
II iiinlliur lulls liuw
It no wniulorfully
Ml. till IIipiii tluuiiiili
llio pcrlisi or eKHM)
Unry III flilef pun"ti I I' riuili-r llm
Itillilons, ll.'llifill'lHd 11ml milni'luN mi lliuit
Hint iwiliirn's rmpsimilnti may Pit uceniii
plUlii'il wltliout tint latumm ntntlii mt
iidcn cluiraclvrUtla of llio purlrnl ot
i'ii'(lancy.
At any ruin It In rennonntiln In ltlnvo
Hint flnco 'ilntlier's 1'rluml" Ims In en a
rmiitiinluii to inntlierlnKiii for mure tluiu
lutir n cmiliiry mi morn timely mlvlfit
euiilil I hi iilveu tlm liirniHirli'iiceil imitlii'C
I linn to auumat It'l il.illy iihu ilurlntf ux
pciilmioy. ')", "t ny ilruir ntnro for 'Mnllnr'a
l'rJeiul, ' a iKUintrulliiir, cxttinml lliul,l
of wreit Imlp nml miIuo. Ami wrltn to
llnnltlclil Iteuuliitiir Co., 802 iJtmor JIMif..
Atlanta. (In,, fur Ihclr tiook of useful
nml timely bifuriiiatlon to expectant
uintlii'is, It eoniiiimi many miKKiutluni
dial uru of Inlurt t lu all vvumuii.
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