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HtGDFORT) JUTti THTtU'NR irnnVOlW, OftKOON, FRIDAY. ,1AN1'A1?Y 15, lill.'i
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
There will lie li Foclttl KntheilitR nt
tho Ilnntlnt chuich thl evening giv
ing nn opportunity to tho ninny
frtnndK of Itcv. Cnrslcns to meet him
nmt ro now hcqiinlntnnra with lilm.
An-lnlfcrcMltiK program xv 11 1 bo pro
nontcd both octi nml Instrumental
muelc piovlilol. A wolcomo exloml
od to nil.
Sco Dave Wood nuout that flro In
Burnnco policy. Offlco Mall Trlbuno
DldR.
Tho Central Point haml arrived In
Yroka yesterday morning ami Kno a
short street concert, nftur which they
took tho Btago for Kort Jones where
they jilayoil last night. Tonight they
give n concert In Ktnn, returning to
Tort Jones w!ioro they play again on
Friday night. Saturday thoy will
play for n danco In Agriculture hall
In Yjejcn, to bo preceded by a concert.
The' band munlfcrs 20 pieces and
their music Is high class and well
rendered. Thoy nro n clcan-looklng
fct of boys. Siskiyou News.
Placo your magazine club sub
scriptions with Sparta Cigar Store.
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A panther was killed at White's
ranch On Little Humbug last week. It
had co mo down to tho ranch and
Killed a hog on two successive days
and then steps wero taktin to capture
it. Joo Ilyan or Scott liar and his
dogs wero sent for, and the dogs
easily treed ilic panther and It wns
shot. Siskiyou News.
Swoot cider nt Do Voo's.
Albert Wlilttafcer of Happy Camp
has killed nine mountain lions this
winter. Asldo from helping to rid the
country of theso varmints tho bounty
on tho lions has brought him a neat
num. Two were killed beforo No
vember 4 when tho county bounty was
raised from $10 to $30. This with
tho stato bounty of $20 has brought
him tho sum of $110. Siskiyou
Xcw.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. A. N. 1111
dobrand on January 12, nn S ! pound
boy.
Why walk when you can rldo for
15c to any part Of tho city. Ford
Taxi. Call Alco SS2K.
Watch for tlie 23rd and last episode
of tho Million Dollar Mystery. Mov
ing picture fans aro pleased to know
that each "Zudora" episode is com
plete Harold McGrath wires that
"Tho Mystery of tho Sleeping House"
is hotter than "Cahrla," or anything
ho over seen in motive pictures. This
eplsodo No. 2 will bo shown at tho
It Theater today and tomorrow, with
fivo other reels.
Tho finest equipment in Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Medford Print
ing Co.
A verdict , in favor of Dr. J. F.
Hcddy was returned in tho case
heard In tho circuit court In which
P. II. WIckham was plaintiff and Dr.
Roddy defendant. Tho suit was
brought by Wickhnm to collect upon
notes which ho held bearing Roddy's
signature. Tho defenso held that
tho notes wero given In payment for
a mine to which tltlo could not bo
perfected because It was located upon
railroad land Instead of government
land, anil the Jury upheld tho con
tention that they wero therefore
void. (Irnnts Pass Courier.
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes
ton's Camcro Shop. Over Isis Thea
ter. M. n JaniOB of Portland, rcprchent
Jug tho Standard Portland Cement
corporation of Portland, is attend
ing to huslncbs uuittors in tho city.
Mrs. .1 F. Heddy lini returned
from Spokane and Grants Pass whore
she visited with friends and rela
tives. Got It at Do Voo's.
Arthur lngalls of Itosoburg spent
tho first of tho week in this city at
tending to business mattors.
Palm rooms, now management,
light, nlry' rooms, reasonable rates,
Georgia KIcher. 259
Autolata traveling through Talent
lihould keep oua oyo on tho speed
ometer and the other on tho police,
for tho authorities of that town have
nrvod notice of a campaign against
fcpeedort, nnd Incldotitaly to Inflato u
nioro or lens depleted treasury. It is
wild that siwcdurs go through Talent
like n utieak of lightning, and with
no regard to life of jwdustrlans. ily
way of illustration that tho Talent
police mean business), and aro no res.
poctorn of persons. They arrebted W.
II. Goro und George Carpenter of this
city last Saturday, fining them $5.
Try our now Kngllsh Rtnokliig mix
lure, 50 cents per package Medford
CicargStoro. 258
Tho secret sorvlco department has
beeu notified by tho Ashland police
of tho finding of a mold for bogus
nickels on tho railroad track near
that city. Tho cast was for buffalo
nicked and It is thought u number
of phouoy coins have been passed.
We aro headquarters for roal first
quality cut hair, Marlnello Hair
Rh(j, 407 Garnott-Coroy building.
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One of tho most impoitnnt mut
ters coming up nt tho next meeting
of tho city council not Tuesday night
will bo the report of Klcctrlcnl In
spector Illinium on tho feasibility of
(ho proposition presented to tho city
by tho Uoguo Ithor Public Sorvlco
corporation nf Gold Hill.
J. O. Gerklng, tho best nil around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Ncgathes mado any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 22 8
Main St. Phono 330-J.
"Go easy on Hud, hb'si down and
out and all through," Is tho word sent
out from Portland by former Med
fordltos, who have seen llud Ander
son, olio lime lightweight chnmplon
contender, slnco his fight w Ith Frank
llarrlcau Inst Christmas. This news
wll bo no balm of Glload to tho great
mass of Medford sportdom, who have
always hnd a warm spot In their
hearts Tor the "Pride." They aro Just
beginning to reallzo that his last
fights were fights of necessity, not
choice, nnd for tho purpose of repair
ing damaged finances.
Get ycur nutter, cream, milk nnd
butter-milk, at Do Voo'i.
Tho debating teams of tho High
school held n debate Thursday morn
ing, upon the question, "Shall the
United Slates ltctaln Permanent Pos
session of tho Philippines?" Klrby
tiller, Glenn Simmons, nnd Karl Hub-
bard opposed tho issue and Nick
Oolmnn. Jay Goro and Charles Hay
opposed It. Tho first named won.
Cora E. Utley. chiropodist, 407
Garnott-Coroy building, phono G57-U.
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During tho rains of Wednesday
and Thriisday .34 Inches of rain fell,
.17 Inches on each day. Tho storm
cleared away this morning and an
other started In nt noon.
Eric Anderson nnd Axel Lundgrcn
hnvo returned to the Ditto Lodge dis
trict after spending a few das in the
city attending to business matters.
Charles Young nnd Shorty Miles
aro making preparations for tho cou
gar hunt on upper Evans crck.
C. J. Stinc of Salem is among the
out of town Isltors In the city this
week.
Prof. Itclmcr left Thursday for O.
A. C. where he will assist In giving
Iccturos for the winter short course.
Ho will bonbscnt about ten days.
Horn January 1, 1915, to .Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Hampton of Eaglo Point, n
ten pound baby boy. Tho llttlo boy
has a great, great grandmother nnd
great graudinoth and n grandmother,
Mrs. S. M. Walsh.
William Gerlg, manager of the P.
& E. Una returned from a three day's
business trip to Portland.
"The Thlof" a film plcturlzatlon of
tho drama of tho same nnmo that at
tracted wldo attention a couplo of
years ago will bo presented n( the
Page Theater tonight.
George Carpenter attended to busi
ness, matters in Ashland Thursday af
ternoon. Attorney McCabo was a professional
visitor in tho county seat Thursday.
The danger point in tho condition
of Mrs. Alan Drackinrecd, operated
upon at Sacred Heart hospital the
first of tho week has passed, and
rapid Improvement is noted. Mrs.
Drackinrecd was in a serious condi
tion for a couplo of days.
Wood thelves continue to oporato
In tho residence district, stealing an
armful at a time. Tho polico havo a
line on somo of tho petty thelves.
Tho basket ball team of tho high
school, both boys and girls aro ar
ranging a scries of games to bo played
with their old rivals, Ashland.
Joe Itader of Phoenix is n busi
ness visitor in the city today.
Judge J. It. Nell of Jacksonville
spent Wednesdny afternoon in Med
ford siting friends.
James It. Kelly, for tho last fivo
years leased wiro press operator on
the Mall Tribune, will leavo next wook
for Portland, where ho has accepted
a similar position with tho Portland
Journal upon tho United Press wlro.
Mr. Kelly Is one of tho most offl
dent and accurate press telegraphers
in tho land, and has a host of friends
who will regret to see him movo to
n new field,
Fred Pelouzo and wlfo of Eaglo
Point spent Thursday in Medford
lulling friends and attending to bus.
incus matters.
J. H. Hoeffler of Sacramonto
registered nt tho Medford Hotel.
father, In tho excitement following
tho death of his son.
Word wiib carried lo the Johnson
saw mill, n mllo away by another son
In tho cabin, mid Kuuuett Itceson of
Talent phoned tho flist word to this
city.
Coroner Poll nnd Sheriff Slngler
visited the scono Imiiiodlaloly follow
ing the shooting, llttlo being accom
plished owing to tho darkness.
Tho Inquest la being held this after
noon, and a largo crowd of thu mor.
bldly curious N In attendance.
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PERSONNEL OF CITY
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MYSTERY VEILS TRAGEDY
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bullet shows that It was fired from a
higher clovatlon, or whllo Thomuson
wns stooping over,
Slzo ( Fatal Mullet
Tho bullet that .noved fatal was of
a 25-30 rallbro. according to Coroner
Perl. Tho father told him Thursday
that his bon wuh using u 30-30 riflo.
Tho shorlff's offlco is trying to find
tho calibre or the idiots that killed tho
two deers to check up on this ovl
denco, A light snow fell, and tho
tracking of tho steps of Thomasou
are undor way.
When the tragedy dawned upon
tho aged father he became stricken
with grief, and destroyed most of the
first hand evidence, and taking the
gun to tho houso. Tho tracks of
WASHINGTON, I). I.. Jim, l,,
t'oiMniiliunple, incltopoils nnd euvii
(ul of the Turk, mill .Meoon. (lie ml
ered eity nnd loile-tolic of Mohilin
metlnn religfdus life, are probably the
two niot definite coneeplioiw of (lie
westerner cotieoniui;; Hie Ottomtii
eiupiio. He litis thoiiKht of the ilniuo
ttllil uiluiUct-MHitiklcd eitv o Ooltlcli
Hoi n nt one whose ulonc,weio past.
an one fevered t Itt ovivcli and tin outfit
I with (lie ilixeno id' nii-uiiHiiigemeiit,
mmmuii'o und kiinet letluirg.x. He
litfi thought of it n-. (lie liifk of n
once mighty nml biilliuut eily.
Changes in (lie appointive oHieesj There mo other elements nml other
of the eitv or Medford. itnrtiiuilitrlv in I l,00l' ,l,u wi,1 ' of 0OIIIIHl
the police foiee und public market ,.0W,M" "r-. ' wtvful eon
OFFICIALS LIKELY
nhittc," ho kiink. ''Their novci! ecu
luilt'H of occupation have -mod lo
ileiliolixh inuuy (dutch mill of iiu
eienl urcliileeluiej hill iih for con
diuctho 'wink, not elou minis und
liililgcs luivo. been litnll.''
All Forms of Wealth
Y1, metniliiijr lo lliW wilier, nil
(oiiih of wealth, Hie IuihU for u nn
lionnl life of ilul wot Id liileiest, tne
williin lluso Oltomnn land. Tlieio
me iiie.lnnislih!e Mori' of wonderful
cellar' fororfU, fnnnum Lebanon ced
ar, wfllt (heir (itiiikH of 1 1 inn lil,
((i eighty iVel m Iteiglil mid their
giltlis olleji of ilioie lluii) tt'iil
l'oet. Willi proie)' doveloPjilcnl, no
lil'hei' fnvniiii oi glaring iitiiir me
to be found (luili )iltuu tltlH simie em
ptto. inejiullu'j Hnw forlilo vulloy.
wliere eWilirnliou was emdlnU l!
purl' h tit le Hint Hie .Mesopotniiiitiu
nuisteivliiii nmv he hrouglit about h
(he meommg eity mlnniii-lrntion.
There is a disposition nmoiiir ome of
tho eouueilmen to eok (he teniovnl of
Chief of Police llittMm and put Ser
uennt of Police Pat Meo nt the head
of the police, nnd to cut the salary of
Mderatiou ot Asiatic ittikcy, pre
imreil 1 Steplien 'tin eiiseluei'i
Tiowhrnlge for the National Geo
graphic society, the wtiter iuIwmm Us
to roitietnliei' that the iiidivuluul Turk
possesses ninny iidinirahle (pialities
of hospitulity, coin ago mid fidcht,
Market .Mutter K. .1. Hunynrd fnmij,,l,nt, in im.u,:v lMrt r ,"u ","
$ (o f.'iO n uionHi. A cu( in salary,
ncconlinj; to friends of Muster Htm
ymil, would menu his resignation.
Such notion would rouse n storm of
nrotct from the scores of patrons
of the public market. There is also
talk-of doing- nwuv with the eitv at
torney nml employing special counsel
when legal nrfxicc is necessary.
"Pen-onallv. 1 nm in favor oT lcav
tn: the working force of the eily
without nnv ehanu'C' mid ruvor
clect Emerick this afternoon, "for I
heliexe there is not n eitv in the hlnto
that is so efficient in this particular.
Ole Amstticer is the best man for the
olnce he holds and 1 will fight to the
Inst ditch for him. He has been hard
working nnd conscientious, nnd if
(hey get n new city engineer they can
get a new minor. It would be n crime
lo remove him.''
Mayor-elect Hmcrick .said thai he
thought it would be best to wait
awhile before mnkinj; any changes,
nnd that nfter everything was in
working order the couiicuil could do
what it thought was best.. Hut nt
present mid until the lay of Hie laud
was mnpped out it was well to lone
well enough nlone. He also mid he
did not enre to start out with nnv
friction, the natural result of iiuy
changes.
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lytlia
E. Pinkhom's Vegeta
ble Compound.
lauds in Asia strong phvsioucs me
developed by rugged count r mid it
bracing climate and Mi'ong charms
ter as well. He coiiliiiuei.
Turk (JoimI .Material
"Although tlll in (he dark ngos us
regards t-eienee, nlthough under the
handicap of u lehgiou which rims
athwart all our modem civilinttion, i
although well-nigh ruined by the ic
ious despo(Isi of "'the Hed Julian,'
Abdtil-Htiiuid; although fanatical and
ruthless toward jus Armenian nnd
Syrian subject's, yel'il is my strong
couxietiou thai (In: Turk bus in him
good material for manhood. The
qualities of foititude und friendship
aro not lacking. The consciousness
of (led is in' his hen it whcicvcr lie
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Montpellcr, Vt. " Wo hnvo great
faith In your remedies. I wns very Ir-
TTi regular and was
M tired and sleepy nil
tho time, would hnvo
cold chills, nnd my
hands and feel would
bloat. My stomach
bothered me, 1 hnd
pnln In my side and
a bad hcadacho most
of tho time. I .yd In
L Pinkhnm'a Vege
table Compound has
done mo lots of good
nnd I now feel fine. I nm regular, my
stomach is better nnd my pains have all
left me. You can use my name, if you
like. I nm proud of what your reme
dies hnvo dono for me." Mrs. Mary
GAirruir.it, 21 Uldgo St., Montpollcr.Vt
An Honest Dependable) Medkino
It must bo admitted by every fnir
minded, Intelligent person, thnt n medi
cine could not live and grow In popularity
uves ,, .hut,. he docs Among, r'tSZlSSil
.... jN-iniwigy c-ikimiuiv mere s M f nclua curc8( n9 ,M LytHa E. Pink-
SpartanwrU yf endurance which ! i,am8 VegcUblft Comound, without
comnlnlpH'ttdnuati(ll.Vl', possessing great virtue nnd actual
The-ronsoiujTliilt the ncdple of the i worth. Such medicines must bo looked
wet cldofn'rthink ilf the vast lands ! Uon nnd termed Iwtli standanl and
in Asm in connection with the Otto-1 dependable by every thinking person,
man Million x Mr. Trowbridge iudi- j If yuu liavo tho Mllglitcst doitlit
catcs, becausc'all fruitful, historic, tliutXyill" IMMiiItliiun'rtVeguta
(crritory has slept n -Icep o1' euitur-' liloCiiiipotiiuUvllllielpynii,ritn
ies under Turkish adiiiiuistiattoli.! toLyilliillPlnlcliiiniMfillcliiuCo.
Constnntinoplc has been the sole point t (conUilentialJLyiui, MuH.,forniI
of cmitiiet .fiir u. wiping outside vice Your letter will n opened,
world. '"In ifi iirviVes the Turk- ' rend nnd answered byn. woman,
have built no iiloiinutt'iiis which wnl ' und liold In strict oonlldonco.
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One-Half PriceSale
Every Tailored Suit in Stock
AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE
Just 5H Tailored Suits to choose from,
materials are lyen's wear scre,
broadcloth and poplins, many are tho
famous Stvleeral't models.
$47.50 Taiiored Suits $23.75
35.00 Tailored Suits $17.50
$25.00 Tailored Suits $12.50
$19.50 Tailored Suits $ 9.75
Cliildrenis Coats Half Price
Every Child's Coat in stock, includ-
iiiL' sizes 2 to M years.
sj5l2!50 Coats now
10.00 Coats now
$ 8.50 Coats now
$ (J.50 Coats now ,
$ 5.00 Coats now ....
$0.25
..$5.00
$4.25
$3.25
$2.50
Evening and Silk Dresses
ONE-HALF PRICE
$15.00 Silk and JSvoning Dresses
at , .. .pSS.oU
.f.io.uu rtiuc aim PA'cimig iresses f
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$25.00 Silk and .ICveuing Ureases
nt , $12.50
$19.50 Silk and Evening Dresses
at .. . .... .. p Jio
Furs l3 to Y2 off
Choose that Set of! Furs now .Japan
ese Mink, Nippon Mink, Black Wolf,
Pointed Wolf Sets, Hed Fox Sets,
etc., all at reduct'uiii.Vof ' i
331a to 50 Off
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'AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE
Manv of the coats are staple models,
good season after season in fact, the V
vcar round when vou need a coat at Y
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nn, iiiiiMiini u M-iii iijiiiu lining Mir
a saving.
$5.00 Coats now $22.50
$2y.0() Coats now $12.50
$19.50 Coats now ."......$ 0.75
$12.50 Coats now'.: $ 0.25
Millinery at Your Own Price
Think when you can choose from
Trimmed Hats, values up to $15.00
your choice ., . . . ..$3.98
Untriramed Shapes $1.98
91 Cntrimuicd .Shapes, Ju volvets,
plushes, comhiuation plush and hat
ter's plush, actual values to $7.50
your choice $1.08
- Children's Hats 98c
A hig?tahl(julli;C'hildreirs'friit,s in
plush felt nnd beaver, valjics 0":i.5()
your choice ,.'..'...,, ..,.08
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House Dresses, Aprons, Outing J
.'Cjowns Sliirt Waists, Petticoats all 2;
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liliui'i, Hiiicll 111 iitl l, woiilil iio
ilucc 11. Mibslniilliil nliuic uf Uic
world's cnlluii. Item the Hilk wonn
Industry llulnislioH, anil niiiony; (lie
burnt luscious I logical' I'niils inc
jiiown. Ycl in thin ccutiiiy wooden
plows arc tiHcit ulnl inhi U mIiiiuh'i
fiom (Ijo cay.
Tho mineral icmimiicom of llil-v
HlccpiiiK cinpiic I111M) not linen cs
ploicil. llucci ticli ctiijicr iiiIiich
ot c known ill pin tit of the TiiiiuiH,
niiluropplnxH ttf, coal luiVti been fniiml
nml oil I'tclils have bicii iliscoveiVtl
near l'"R,'1,'j . .,
Willi MiMfiuil iiimIo lHMciironl iiinilo
HAVE YOU SEEN
The New
CORKING
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Heilbronner's
NEW STORE
206 W. Main St.
f ENGLISHER
I TAN IUJSSIACAIF
J A snappy style for young men. Made over ill
I a perfect fitting last. $5.50 the pair at D
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0 Opposite PoslolTice. m
A Good Resolution
You will lind it a profitable as well as a good resolution
to purchase your Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables at
a store where you aro sure of gel ting
QUALITY AND SERVICE
Wo pride ourselves on having the most eonipleto
line df piiro foods 611 tho market, and that our service
is dlways first class and the prices right,
For Saturday we havo fino Jargo Oranges at 25c the
dozen. , .
MARSH & BENNETT
"First door cast of First National Bank. IMiono 252
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