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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mm. Ed Vnn Dyko of Portland who
linn been visiting her parents Mr. nnd
Mrs. It. I Llltto returned to her home
this morning.
J. It. Cochrnn left thin morning on
n business trip to tlio northern part
of tho state.
City pasengor Bervlco 15c. Coun
try trips In proportion. Plcrson &
Foster. Phono 878-L. tf
Mrs, Mario Mooro has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
nt Oaiollo, Cal.
Oily Edward Plerco and Miss Anna
Ituth Taylor were married this morn
lnR at 10 o'clock by llov. Tucker nt
his home. Tho relatives wero pres
ent. Tho young men's class of tho Pres
byterian church will gtvo a skating
party at Xntntorlura this evening.
Everybody come. 276
Tho following four titles havo been
added to tho collection of books on
tho European situation at tho public
library: Pan-Gcrmanlsm, Usher;
Russia of tho Russians, Williams;
Belgium of the Belgians. Doulger;
War In Europo, Hart.
Dr. J. J. Emmons lias moved to
his now sulto of office rooms In the
second floor of tho M. F. & II. Co.'s
Tho Elks lodgo hold tho second
dnnco of tho season In their now club
rooms on North Central nvenuo
Tuesday night. There was n largo
attendauro.
Nick Klmc of the Griffin crock dis
trict Bpeut Tuesday In Mcdford on
business.
Corn K. Utley, chropodtst, 407
Garnctt-Coroy building, phono 657-lt.
building.
.
Th,o Washington school Teachers'
clrclo will meet Friday afternoon.
Tho following papers will bo read
ThOjilbrary, Mis Robinson; Home
Rcalng',, Mrs. Ncff; Tho Library and
tho .School, Mrs. Guernsey. Music,
under tho direction of Miss Coffin. '
See Dave Wood aoout that flro In
urance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bldg.
The office of the Associated Chari
ties has been moved to the first door
south of tho Sun office.
Regular meeting Reames chapter
tonight 7:30, new Masonic hall M. F.
& II. building. North Central avenue.
Tho monthly social will bo postponed
on account of incomplctlon of banquet
room. o work. 2iG
Fred Osgood returned Tuesday
from a two month's trip to Crescent
City, and other northern California
coast ponts.
Matinee, the Page today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Ncff of Mcdford
are among recent arrivals at Hotel
'Benson, Portland.
Piano contest closes Monday the
lCth at C p. m. All Totes must be In
ut that time. Votes counted Tues
day. 27C
Jack T. Merrill of Gold Hill, who
was successfully operated upon nt
San Francisco last week will be rc
moved from tho hospital next Satur
day, anil expects to return to the val
ley tho mlddlo of next week.
Sweet elder at D Voe's.
W. W. Harmon, chief engineer of
the Grants Pass-Crescent City rail
road, spent Tuesday in Mcdford on
business.
Mrs. Leach, 32 C North Bartlctt, ex
pert corsetlere.
Charles R. Greer of Ashland was a
business visitor In the city Tuesday.
Joe Launspach of tho Applegate
district was a business vlsltlr in the
city Tuesday.
Matinee, tho Page today.
C. S. Reed of Grants Pass Is a busi
ness visitor in tho city today.
Kodak flashing and applies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Ills
Theater,
Joe Beoman of Gold Hill Is spend
ing the day Jn Medford on business.
Get it at De Voe's.
Mrs. Albert Hoppln and daughter
of this city have left on a six week's
trip U Honllulu.
Kodak finishing the nest, at Wes
ton's Camero Shop. Over Isla Thea
ter. J. M. Watklns, local manager of tho
Western Unlln hus been transferred
to the Klamath Falls office. 11. L.
fieln, who held, the post at the latter
city, will fill the vacancy here.
Get your outtor, cream, milk and
butter-milk, at Do Voe'i. '
Turkey will bo the principal ar
tide of food to be served nt the re
publican banquet to bo held at the
Medford Hotel next Friday evening,
February 12, Lincoln's birthday. Fif
teen of tho fowls to be sacrificed in
nn effort to cement tho broken ranks
of theG. 0. P. brigade, havo been se
cured by Manoger,Mohr.
J. 0. perking, the best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Mrs. pus Newbury, whllo cranking
nn auto last Saturduy evening slipped
an fell, spraining her ankle. Mrs.
Nowbury is Improving rapidly.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
8. Lockwood, (physicians and sur
geons) have moved to their now suite
of offices. Rooms 309, 310 and 311,
third floor, M. F, & H. Bldg.
Briefs in the appeal of Major W. J.
Canton, from the decision of tho low
w eeurt against him, will be filed this
week with tho supreme court. In the
ordinary couio of business it will
take elx months before the Issue Is
cuaJllAil A
frvr
Tho last two days rnln has fell
heavily In all districts of tho valley
except Medford. A shower fell on
Tuesday night, that was tho edgo of
a downpour near Ashland. A heavy
mass of black clouds filled the south
ern sky, nnd tho prospects seemed
good for a soaking rnln, but It veered
to tho west. Thcro Is plenty of
snow In tho mountains, ono of the
heaviest falls In several jenra being
reported.
According to tho records of the re
corder's offlco 11 couples of this
county set sail upon tho sea of ma
trimony during tho month of January.
St. Mark's Guild will give tho
usunl Shrovo Tuesday breakfast In
St. Mark's hall February 1C, C to
9:30 n. m.
It Is now believed by tho police
that the man responsible for tho ser
ies of robberies in this county, a week
ago, culminating in tho holding up of
a telephone girl at Grants Pass has
left the country. Tho authorities
havo a good lino on tho culprit.
through a cap left behind nfter hit
ting Cecil Brown over tho head with
a butt end of a billiard cue.
A. A. Flynn of Gold Hill spent
Tuesday In Mcdford attending to busi
ness matters.
.V B. Cornell of Grants Pass Is In
the city todny attending to business
matters.
Ira Blnns and wife of Grants Pass
are spending a few days in the city
nttendlng to business matters and vis
iting friends.
In tho inter-class basket ball
games lelng played by the high school
this week, the Sophomores defeated
tho Freshmen Tuesday afternoon
This nftcrnon the Faculty nnd Sopho
mores will meet. The Juniors will
meet tho winner of this game Thurs
day afternoon. It Is planned to
have tho class champions play the
Alumni team for city honors.
W. E. Dunlop whose homo on Sis
kiyou Heights was destroyed by fire
a week ago, has leased tho homo of
W. F. Isaacs on West Main street.
Mr. nnd Mm. Isaacs leave shortly for
a visit to California.
J. F. Haas, Westorn Union general
division superlntcdent spent Tuesday
In Mcdford Investigating local conditions.
Mrs. George B. Carpenter Is In Sari
Francisco at tho bedside of her broth
er, Jack Merrill.
A special train of horses from
Eastern Oregon, said to belong to the
French government for use in tho
European war passed through the city
Tuesday.
Andrew Ends and wife havo re
turned from n month's visit. at Port
land and Wlllamctto valley points.
Tho basket ball team of the Rose
burg hllh school, claimants for the
stato championship will play tho Med.
ford high school at tho Natatorlum
Friday night In what promlws to be
the best game of the season on the
local floor. Tho visitors are ono of
tho fastest teams in the state. Tho
local organization has not been de
feated so far this season. Students
and basket ball fans are very much
Interested In the game.
"The Yellow Ticket" one of the
best plays of years was presented at
tho Page Theater last night beforo a
small audience. Though the play Is
of Interest, educational and highly
recommended It did not appeal to
local playgoers, and ono of the most
disappointing crowds of the season
was the result.
Rudy Ashton arrived this morning
from Derby, neur where, with a party
of friends, he Is visiting.
Earl Ulrlch of the Union creek dis
trict is spending a few days In the
city on business.
Members of the Farmers nnd Fruit
growers League met this morning and
discussed tho matter of sending a
delegate to tho Fruitgrowers conven
tion to bo held In Tacoinn. As no
particular Interest was shown no ac
tion was taken. Thla afternoon mem
bers of tho leaguo are tho guests of
R, H, Parsons nt tho Medford Hotel,
meeting J. 8. Crutchfield of tho pro
duce firm of Crutchfield and Wilcox
of Pittsburg. Routine fruit matters
wero discussed at tho morning ses
sion. Committees representing the Ash
land and Medford Commercial clubs
held a meeting In this city Tuesday
night to discuss tho advisability of
Joining forceH in advertising tho val
ley and securing maps of tho roads
of this section printed In tho Auto
mobllo Blue Book, a recognized uldo
for tourists. While no deflnlto de
cision was reached, It Is thought that
Ashland will Join In the plan. Maps
showing routes to Crater Lake, tho
Oregon Caves, tho Pacific highway,
and other roadH hnvo been prepared
by Engineer Frank Klttredge and H.
L. Wulthors. Data to he printed In
connection with the maps Is being
HOUSE MM
GAMEUNFi
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HILLS STEAMER
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SAI.KM, Or., Feb. 10. The Iioum
eonunittoo on gniiu', oC which Y Al
Jones is ohiiimiiui, lins ju-l intro
duced n hill wliioh shows more thnn
over Hint litis committee n a body
i not only working ngiiinst the roc
ominemlatiims of those who lire in
terested in better pune protection,
but thai eoitniu of its members hnvo
personal grievances ngniitst the dif
ferent fish and gnme protective itMi
ctntions, which hnvo objected to ap
pointments on the putie committee
because the appointees ndvocntod tho
abolishment of the game protection
fund.
Kills GUI's Bill
In the first place, the committee
has killed II. 11. 1(1 by Gill, which cm
braced the recommendations of the
Oregon Sportsmen's league, but has
taken one or two features of the bill
which were cood, nnd combined them
with other fentures which nre olijoo-
tionablo to sportsmen. Thev have op
ened the season for killing ducks and
geeso up to April !." in Hnrnoy, Mnl
hear nnd Lake counties. Thousand
of these birds nre breeding and linvo
nests nnd eggs hv April 1. The gnme
committee would permit the pot
hunters to hnvo full sway, for it not
only opens the season on geese during
tho nesting son-oti, but its proposed
substitute bill opens the snlo on
geese in Oregon, so that market nnd
pot-hunters enn go into eastern Or
egon, where these birds are nesting by
thousands, nnd kill them on their
nests nnd ship them to tho Portland
mnrkcls for snle.
Conflicts l-Vleriil Laws
Many of (lie open seasons ndvocat
ed by the game committee in the
house nre in direct conflict with tho
federal law for the protection of mi
grntory birds, nnd even if the other
members of the legislature fdmuld bo
deceived into voting for tho measure,
it is apparent that it could not bo en
forced because of tho federal law,
which takes precedence over the stnto
Inw.
The most siirpri-ing feature of this
substitute bill, which has been con
structed nt recent stnr chamber ses
sions of the committee, is that it puis
an end to all snlmon trout fi-hing in
tho tidewaters of nil the rivers nnd
bays of the state. These fish come
in from tho ocean in November nnd
December and can be caught only
during the winter senson. The winter
fishing for stoelhcnds, which is one
of the grcnlest nssets of the counties
along the coast, is abolished. Tho
commercial fishermen enn cnteh these
fish with nets, hut nccording to the
drastic measure framed by the gamo
committee, the anglers cannot cnlch
these fixh because nn amendment has
been slipped into this bill nbolishing
nil winter fishing for trout.
Unfair Coiiimlltco
This feature of tho hill is Baid to
be a. direct slap al the anglers from
western Oregon, because they oppos
ed the gnme committee's attempt to
abolish tho game protection fund.
Since four members of the game com
mittee Ititncr, Clark, Forbes nnd
Jones nro from cuslern Oregon, nnd
Childs, tho fifth member, has persist
ently worked ngriinst the sportsmen
and the gnme committee during this
session, nnd nt the Inst session of the
legislature those people from the wes
tern comities who nre Interested in
fair lgislation to proteet gnmn have
given up nil hopo of getting n sqiuiro
deal from the house game committee.
Rut from tho houso ilhdf different
treatment is expected.
SAN D1KC10, mi.. 1-Vli. 10. Willi
nearly 000 passengers on board, the
steamer flroat Northern arrived to
day from Now York by wnv of the
l'unoiim eniinl. The steamer is
scheduled to resume- llio omlso to
San Francisco nt midnight. Tho pas
sengers nro guests odn of the l'nn-
ainn California exposition and the
chamber of commerce. Reaching San
Francisco, the ship will prepare for
an excursion to Honolulu beforo go
ing on her regular run between Fin
vcl, Or., and San Francisco.
L
planes flow ucr Tiiilisi Tlirueu yes.
loi'dny, tifcoiding to u dispatch fioiu
Toiiedos, Two of llio iniyliliioH wcnl
us far as Ailiiiiunoplo ilropniug bombs
on the foil-. The Tiirl.s mo said In
litix t boon uupivpaiod for u linmliiiii!
iiiont, us thoy did nol expect allied
nil' crul't to oiituic so far Inland.
DIED
TIMIXKK--.U. her homo in (lold
Hill, Muiy F.llou Tumor, wife of
Oeorgo II, Turner, died from heart
disease, Feb. JO, aged 110 years, II
mouths. She was a native of Htish
villc, Ohio, and hud boon a resident
of fluid Hill for seven years. Sim
leaves, besides her husband, tin oo
children, Olive M. Turner, Fred fl.
Turner of Oold U'ii, mid Frank 11.
Tinner of Medford. The funeral will
be held at tho residence at I! o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Feb. 11. lluiial
in Oold Hill cemetery.
mm
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Count
llernstoil'f, the German aiubiisindor,
delivered to the state department to
day a copy of tho memorandum of the
German foreign office exemplifying
the German ndmiralty's recent proc
lamation warning neutral ships not
to enter the now war xouo around
Gicnt llritaiu nnd lielaud.
AT ONCE! STOPS
Central
A vonuo
MANN'S
STORE FOR WOMEN
A Near
IWolTiec
THURSDAY'S SPECIALS
i Clark's O. N T. Spool
Cotton,
special
..7for25c
Vino Zephyr Dross (liiitf
hanis, l")t: quill- 1 A
ity, ytl 1 U
STOMACH
MISERY
AND
INDIGESTION
BOMBS IN TURKEY
MITYLEXE, via Pari-, Feb. 10.
Several English and French ncio-
TOO LATETO CLASSIFY.
WANTED To buy a platform scalo,
ono to weigh 500 to 1000 pounds
on xvheels. Mcdford Poultry nnd
Egg Co.
FOR EXCHANGE .130 ncro wheat
ranch. Washington, $S000.00.
1 00 ncro ranch Umatilla, JGt,
000. Trade either or both for
farm here.
CO acres fine bottom land closo
to Centralia, Wash.
Other closo In acreage, 110,000,
for alfalfa land nt-.ir Mcdford.
Clark Realty Co.
CRYING FOR HELP
A Good Resolution.
To help build up Mcdford payrolls
by smoking Governor Johnson or
Mt. Pitt cigars.
T-tftfH
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W re beau-quarters for real first prepared uy secretary atrecis oi me
guUty. ut hair. Marjaellp Hair1 Commercial club,
Smoker at
Turkish Trophies
Cigarette fifteen years age
are smokers of
Turkish Trophies
Cigarette today!
mttfrptonUprtkilnihiVaU
Ixils of It in Mcdfonl lint Daily firm v.
ing I .ess
The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another organ In tho wholo
body moro delicately constructed ;
Nut one moro Important to health.
The kidneys are tho filters of the
blood.
When thoy fall tho blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can bo no health whore thcro
Is poisoned blood.
Rackacho Is ono of tho frequent In
dications of kidney trouble.
It Is often tho kidney's cry for help.
Heed It.
Rend what Roan's Kidney Pills
have done for overworked kidneys.
Proof of merit In tho following
statement:
Daniel Flaten, C St., Jacksonville
Oregon, cays: "It was six or seven
years ago that I used Ooan's Kidney
PI1U, but I can't forget bow much
good they did mo. I suffered from
weakness of the kidneys and' all tho
disorders that go with kidneys com
plaint. I ached all over. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon fixed mo up in good
shape."
Prlco COc, at all dealcrsi Don't
simply ask for a kidney romedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the name that
Mr. Flaten had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Props., Iluffnlo, N. Y. Adv.
Do romo foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
Into stubborn lumps and causa a
sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.
or Mrs. Dyspeptic, Jot this down;
Pope's Dlapepslu digests verylhlng.
leaving nothing to sour nnd upset
ou. Thcro never was an thing so
safely quick, so certainly effective.
No dlfforonco how badly your stom
ach Is disordered you will get happy
relief In five minutes, but what
pleases you most Is that It strength
ens and regulates your stomach s
jou can eat jour fnvorlto foods with.
out fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times they nro slow, but not sure.
'Tape's Dlapepslu" Is quick, positive
and puts your stomach In a healthy
condition so tho misery won't como
back.
You feci different ob soon nn
"Pnpo's Dlapepsln" comos In contact
with tho stomach dlstrvs Just van
ishes your stomach gets sweet, no
gases, no belching, no eructations of
undigested food, your head clears and
you fcol flno.
Go now, mako tho best Investment
you ever made, by getting n largo fif
ty-cent caso of Pnpo's Dlapepsln from
any drug store. You realize In five
minutes how needless It Is to suffer
from Indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. Adv.
Liisiro Cotton, nil colors
nnd white, por A
vnrd TcC
Lni'tfo ttizo I luck Towels,
spooinl, ench ,
worth loo, 1An
38-inch AlMVool Kcio,
HALL TAXI CO.
NEW SCHEDULE
llctwi-t'it Mod fort I and AhIiIiiikI
Effective February Dull
NORTH IIOL'NI)
I.cavo Leave I.oavo
Ashland Talent Phoenix
13:30 p. m... 13:37 p. m, 13-44 p. in,
3:30 p. m... 3.37 p. m. . 3.M p. in.
5:30 p. m... 5:47 p. iii. . r:r4 p. in.
8:00 p. m... 8:17 p. m... N'34 p. m.
11:00 p. m... 11:17 p. m. 11:31 p. m.
Sal unlay Only
13: IC a. m... 1:03 a. m... 1:09 a. in.
HU.VDAYS ONIiV
10:30 a. in... 10:47 a. in. 10:5 1 a. m.
13:30 p. m...l'.':47 p. m,..13.54 p, m.
3:30 p. m... 3:47 p. m... 3.54 p. in.
5:00 p. in... 5:17 p. in. . 5-34 p, in.
8:00 ji. in,.. 8:17 p. in... 8:31 p. in.
fiOL'TII IIOt'ND
F.cavo Leave Lcavo
Mcdford Phoenix Talent
11:10 a. m...1 1:3.1 a. m.. 11:30 a, m,
l:30 p. in... l:.1,l p. m.. 1:40 p. m,
4:00 p. in... 4:13 p. in... 4:30 p, in,
7:00 p. in... 7:13 p. m.. 7:30 p. in.
10:00 p. m.. 10:13 p. m. 10:30 p. m.
Hut unlay Only
13:00 p. in. ..13: 13 u. m. .13:30 a. m.
SUNDAYS OXLV
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4:00 p. m... 4:13 p. in... 1:30 p. in.
7:00 p. m.. 7:13 p. in 7:30 p, in.
The School of
Modern Methods.
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Ruslness, Shorthand, Penmnnsblp and
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Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. MAIN, UPSTAIRS
Grand Masque Ball
At Eagle Point, Oregon
Friday Night, Feb. 12th
Floor Reserved for Masquers Until II P. M.
GOOD UP-TO-DATE MUSIC
Tickets to Dance, including refreshment, $1. Spectators 25c
EAGLE POINT AMUSEMENT COMPANY
Ji
worth one,
special, yard
48c
M 13 13 Save your. Halo
slips ami fjot TCogors' .Sil
verware V1J 1313.
Vino White Cambric, ',)(
inches wide, worth Q
121.c, special . . .. J C
AVomen's Muslin Night
Clowns, .$1.00 CQ
values, now, en. . O yC
Simpson's llesl Dress
Prints, special, C-
yard ,.L
Hcsl ipiality Oil (Moth,
special, per Q
yard 1VC
New CotliuiClinllies, spe
cial al, per
vartl
5c
New Printed Orirandies,
worth 18c,
special, yard
worth 18c, 1 lirt
L'2K
Colgate's Uoc can Talcum
Powder, special,
can
:,
15c
Only fouilAys loft of tho
Piano Content Spcoinl,
Votos -
Val. Laces and Insertions
up to I fie values, P
now, yard OC
Corsets, now model, 75c
values, now, a PQ
pair Jt
75c SWISS EMBROIDERIES i;l 5c
2000 yards Kino (Irade Organdie Swiss Km 1 j g
broideries, up to 75e values, 'i'lmrsriay, yd. JL Vsf V
Owing la ilia lowrr pile o( lumber tml ilia JL1 iiulurr.
mml ol Ireping ourmm tmplovnl timing ilia winlrf mmillit,
we mtla ilia following itmitM inlunwni in dooot
No.l.ltJOB.P.nrlDoor No.2,$1.10 5PanalDoor
fUducad f 1 A (for llnlln) ff
to pi.iv Reduced to yuc
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Our cuQomer i tie tlwiyi MtiifmJ, Wo own and ox-ile ilia
lugefl difllo.conurnrrSih, Door nd Mill Woik ftrtoiy in
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