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Tho Iowa society wilt hold their
regular meeting t St. Mark's hall
this oVenlng. Officers for tho year
will bu elected, nntl a ditto fixed for
tho nnnual picnic. Refreshments
w)l bo served, nnd Clio spirit of St.
Valentino's Day carried out In the
nreKram.
'Attorney It. F. Jtulhey nddressod
tho4etudeiitB of tho high school this
morning on tun "I.lfo of Lincoln."
iflm schools did not tloso today In
honor or tho martyred president. This
ttftortioon' special programs nro be
ing held In tho grammnr departments.
City nnsenger r.orvlco llic. Coun
try trips In proportion. Plorson &
Foster, Phono S7S-L. tt
"htfo's Shop Window, ' n molng
film taken from tho book of tho samo
name will bo tho attrnctlon at the
Pnge Theater tonight. It Is said to
bo one of tho beat photoplays over
produced.
French-American underwear, cm
broldorlcd by hand, on tilsplny at Moo
&. Co. store.
Miss Muriel Harris who was oper
ated upon at tho Sacred Heart hos
pital a week ago for .appendicitis Is
improving rapidly.
Auction of furniture nnd stock Sat
urday 1:30 i. in,, corner Fir and
Main. P. E. Wynkoop. auctioneer.
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P. I). lllackden of Climax spent
Thursday In Medford attending to
business matters.
" Naked apples, waffles, hot rolls,
sausage and coXfco for 25c, nt St.
Mark's hall Tuesday morning, C to
0i.10.n. m.
'Mls3 Lou D. Jones has returned
home after n month's visit with
friends and. relatives In Portland
and Tlllnmook county.
Dr. J. 3. Emmons has moved to
his new sulto of offlco rooms In the
second floor or tho M. F. &. II. Co.'s
building. '
Tho regular monthly meeting of
tho Parent-Teachers society of the
Washington school Is bolng held at
tho Washington school this afternoon.
A program Is bolng given.
co Dave Wood aoo.it that flro In
iuranco policy. Offlco Mall Tribune
Tho farmers nnd miners of the Apple-gate
and Bluo Lcdgo districts
havo tnken over the tolophono service
to that section upon a co-operative
basis nnd will havo charge of tho line
In the future. Tho now plans elimi
nate the tolU to that section. The
farmers ngreo to maintain and keep
tho lino in repair.
Mrs. A. C. King or New York, the
expert demonstrator for Ladles'
Home Journal patterns, will bo with
us' Friday and Saturday of this week.
Como and seo the latest styles and
bring your pattern and dressmaking
problems. You will bo welcomed. F.
K. Deuel & Co. '
S S. Dullis who has been in the
oast tho last two months attending to
business matters. Is on his way to
this city.
Matinee, tho Page today.
S. C. Oadsen of Itosoburg Is spend
ing a few days In the valley attend
ing to business matters.
St. Mark's Slirovo Tuesday break
fast, Feb. 10. 25 cents.
City nnd county and public offices
aro closed today in observance of
Lincoln's birthday. Two holidays
come to tho banks this month tho
second being Washington's birthday.
Bwoet elder at Do Voe's.
Ce?ll Itoberta of the Willow Springs
district spent Thursday In tho city
attending to business matters.
-Mrs, Leach, 32C North Dartlett, ex-
oert"corsetioro.
J. W. Pernoll of tho Applegalo dis
trict Is spondlng a few dnys in tho
city attending to business matters.
Expert pattorn demonstration at
Deuel's Friday and Saturday. You
nro Invited to attend.
Attorney Oeorgo M, Roberts snont
Thursday afternoon in Jackbonvlllo
attending to business matters.
Mntineo, tho Page today.
Tho city water will bo sljut off tills
afternoon for n fw hours to allow
Wuter Supoilntedent O, Arnsplgor to
make repairs to hydrants on East
Main street.
Shrove Tuesday breakfast, Tups
day. Fob. iq, C to 9:30 a. m St.
.Mark's hall, 25 cents.
' EugenolAniunn will leavo tho first
of next weok for Oakland to attend
to business matters.
Uef ysur nutter, cream, milk and
butter-milk,, at Do Voo'i.
Mr, and .Mrs, Louis Ulrlch of Jack
sonville spent Thursday ovcnlng In
Medford visiting friends und rela
tives, Wo carry a full line of maternity
corsets. F, K. Deuel & Co.
Tho faculty of tho high school for
feited their gamo with tho Juniors
Thursday afternoon in tho intorclass
basket ball series. Tho Sophomores
and Juniors nro tho two classes not
eliminated to dato,
' w D. h. Swlhart of Darby is spending
"a. few days In the city attending to
business matters.
We are headquarters for real first
quality eut hair. Marluello Hair
The bright warm sunshine of
Thursday brought out tho largest
Weok day crowds In months, nnd the
streets were packed with women nnd
children some In spring garb. Thurs.
day nl chi n heavy frost fell, nnd by
mld-nlght tho sidewalks nnd roofs
were covered with white. Tho plens
unt wenthor Is no balm of attend to
tho farmers, for rain is badly need
ed. February Is ono of tho wettest
months of tho jenr, but to dato has
not Hied up to nroilous records.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Woston'a Cnmern Shop. Over Isls
Theater.
Deputy District Oamo Warden Sam
Sandry of Koguo Itlver spent Thurs
day In Medford on business.
Qot It at Do Voo's.
H L. C'onloy of Huch was n busi
ness visitor In tho city Thursday nf
ternoon. Kodak finishing tho best, at "Wes
on's Camcro Shop. Over Isls Thea
cr. While boarding tho Central Point
Interurbnn car In front of tho Med
ford Hotel Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
It. Smith fell and broke her left arm.
Mrs. Smith was earning several pack
ages at tho time, and Bllpped from
tho step striking the injured mem
ber on tho pavement curb. The
wouund was treated by Dr. Sceley.
J. O. Corking, tno best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
whore. tlmo or placo. Studio 22S
Main St. Phono 320-J.
Miss Genpvlove Hognn, a student In
the local high school has been
awarded third prUo In a contest con
ducted by tho Spokane, Wash.,
Chronicle on tho "History or tho
Steam Engine." Drawings and dia
grams accompanied the articles.
Miss Hogan Is a daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Hogan of the Applegate.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
3. Lockwood, (physicians and sur
geons) havemoved to their now suite
of offices. Rooms 309, 310 and 311,
third floor, M. F. & II. Dldg.
Tho Ladles' Aid society of the
Methodist church hold a Lincoln tea
at tho church Thursday afternoon.
Refreshments wero served, nnd a pro
gram given. .Mrs. John A. Perl gave
an original talk on Lincoln.
Cora E. Utley, chropodlst, 407
Garnctt-Corey budding, phono C57-R.
Tho authorities of Jackson county
aro looking for Merle Reynolds, a
youth on parolo from tho circuit
court on a charge of forging checks
as a suspect In tho recent epidemic
of burglaries In this city, Ashland,
and Grants Pass. Reynolds has dis
appeared since tho crimes. It Is re
ported that he has Joined the navy
but this can not bo confirmed.
Mrs. J. II. Cochran who underwent
an operation In tho hospital at Rose
burg is getting along nicely and her
many friends will bo glad to learn
that she will bo able to return to her
homo In tho near future.
The best placo to enjoy a first
class Sunday dinner Is nt the Nash
Cafaterla. Chicken with all the good
things that accompany It on tho bill
of fare. ,
J. II. Reed Is walking from Port
land, Ore., to Portland, Me., In the
Interest of tho young leoplo and scat
tering literature. He will bo in this
city for n fow days selling war extras
and world's crisis nnd will speak at
tho Seventh Day Adventlst church
Friday night, at 7:30. Mr. Reed
mado'32 miles in nine hours with 32
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Aldrlch or
Dlackfoot. Idnbo, en routo to Los An
geles, stopped over In Medford Thurs
day for n few days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Kelly.
Jones will havo beof, veal and pork
In Nooth 4, Public Market, Saturday.
If you can't come In morning, come
In the afternoon.
Jones aro putting In a flno lino of
meat at Public Market. Follow them
and you will prosper.
Huy your beef at Jones at Public
Market, Saturday. Nothing bettor.
Will bo there In afternoon.
Friday afternoon John A. Wester
lund took G. P. Putnam, Governor
Wlthycombo's secretary, Engineer
Frank KIttredge nnd R. W. Ruhl, edi
tor of tho Medford Zcltung, over the
Pacific highway.
On account of an error in tho ship
ping department at Seattle, tho Lit
tlo Gray Lady, will be. shown ot the
Star Theater today, and Tess of the
Storm Sountry, Snturdtty. On both
days there will bo a Hearst-Sollg
News and two educational featuros
from the I'athu studios.
Tho RoBoburg high school basket'
ball team, clalmnntB of tho state
championship up to their dofeat on
Thursday nlcht by tho Ashland high
school, will play the Medford high
H'hool at tho Natatoilum this even
ing, In what proml603 to bo tho best
and fastost gamo of tho season. If
Medford wins It will piH them in lino
for the championship of western Ore
gon by defeating Ashland in a series
of games to bo playod later. Follow
ing tho gamo a danco und reception
will bo held In honor of tho visitors.
IBITION 1
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PASSES
A Good Resolution.
To help build up Medford payrolls
by smoking Governor Johnson or
Mt. Pitt cigars.
SENATE 72T022
DHS MOINES, low a, Feb. 12,
Tho senate today passed tho ineniuro
providing for the repeal of tho Iowa
mulct law iy n vote ot 27 to 22, nn
amendment fixing tho date for It to
become effective on January 1,
11)10, having been previously adopt
ed. Tho purpose of tho bill Is to pro
Nldo statutory prohibition ponding ac
tion on the constitutional amendment
adopted this morning. Hot Iv meas
ures now go to tho house.
An amendment to tho mulct law
bill, providing that It became effec
tive January I, 191t, was carried In
tho senate by a vote of 30 to 19. The
vote on tho orglnal bill was then
called for.
Uy a vote of 27 to 22, tho senate
rejected tho committee report on the
mulct law recommending Indefinite
postponement. This was the second
victory of tho day Tor the "drjs"
leaders. Consideration of the meas
ure to ropcnl tho mulct law wnM Im
mediately taken up.
The constitutional prohibitory
amendment wsb put to n oto without
discussion. Nino of Iho "wets"
Joined with the tempernnco forces.
In tho contest Inst .Tuesday tho
"drys" had only 30 votes.
As tho house Is "dry" by n big
margin, it is contended tho amend
ment will go through in that branch
or tho legislature almost without discussion.
CARRANZA EJECTS
SPANISH
MISTER
WASHINGTON. Feb. IS. Seero
tnry Daniels received todnv u wtreli",
mesnge from the enptnin of the bat
tleship Delnwnre Miyimr the Smni.i
minister, Joe C'uro, had not arrived
nt Vern Cruz nt the time of itn 1N
patcii. The Carrnnzn uevney here is
sued n statement iuhtifying- Our
rnnzn's notion of vcstcnlny in order
injr tile minister out of Mexico, re
cnlliu President Cleveland's dimis
nl of Lord Snckville-Wet, tho Ilrit
ihh nmbnsxndor, tho Spanish irovero
ment's dismissal of the Hriti-li minis
ter dtirinc; the premiership of Lord
I'nlmcrston, nnd tho Venezuelan gov
ernment's ilismNsjil of tho minister
from Hclgiuin nnd France in ISO.").
The Delnwnre lias been ordered to
tnko the minister mi board for pro
tcetion.
SOME DONT'S
For Stomach mul Liver Sufferers
Don't take medicine for your stom
ach ailments morning, noon and
night, as usually such medicines only
glvo temporary relief and simply di
gest the food that happens to bo In
tho stomach.
Don't permit n suglcal operation.
Thcro Is always serious danger In op
erations and In many cases of Stom
ach, Liver nnd lutestlnal Ailments
tho knife can be avoided If the right
remedy Is tnken In time.
Don't go around with n foul smell
ing breath caused by a dl: jrlcred
stomach and Liver, to tho discom
fort of tlioso you como In contact
with.
If you are a stomach sufferer,
don't think you can npt be helped!
probably worso cases than yours havo
boon permanently restored by Mayr'H
Wonderful Remedy.
Most Stomach ailments are mnlnly
caused by a catarrhal condition.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy not only
removes tho catarrhal mucus, but al
lays tho chronic inflammation and
nsslsts in rendering tho entire alimen
tary and intestinal tract untlsoptlc,
and this Is the secret of Its marvelous
success.
Don't suffer constant pain and
agony and allow your stomach ail
ments to physically undornilno your
health. No matter how severe your
enso may bo or how long you have
suffered ono doso of Mayr'B Won
derful Remedy should convlnco you
that you can bo restored to health
again. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
has been taken and Is highly recom
mended by mopiborH of congress, Jus
tice of the supremo court, educators,
lawyers, merchants, bankers, doctors,
druggists, nurses, manufacturers,
priests, mlnlsteis, farmers and peo
ple In all walks ot life.
Send for FREE valiablo booklet
on Stomach Aliments to Geo. II. Mayr
1G4-15G Whiting St., Chicago, III.
Mayr's Wonderful Aemedy is sold
by leading druggists ovorywhero with
the positive understanding that your
money will bo rofunded without ques
tion nulbblo If ONE bottle fails to
giro you absolute satisfaction.
(Paid Adv.)
PLUMBERS
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HIGHEST MONOPLY
YET DISCOVERED,
DES MOINES Iowa, Feb. 12. W,
E. Crosby of Philadelphia, executive
clerk ot tho National Association nt
Master Pluriiborc ot America, testify
ing today for the government In tho
trial of 3C master plumbcra tn tho
federal court said the llaltlmoru and
New Orleans amendments to the ns
sedation's constitution and by-laws
In effect testrlctcd members from
selling supplies to Independents.
Evidence- .to tho effect that "no
other trmto tu this or any other coun
try Is offeVed such protection," as tho
Master Plumbers' Association, was
brought out b tho prosecution dur
ing tho reading of tho goeiumetit
records und the direct examination of
Crosby. Crosb said the Hnltlmoro
resolutions wero framed In 1SS3 soon
after tho organization of the nxsocln
tlou and that the New Orleans
"amendments" were adopted In 1J99.
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WASHINGTON, Fell. V, -Tlio
Aiuoiieiin piveiiiinenl luw pmpoxed
In (livnl Britain n puiipoueuu'iit of u
phut Iti tnke the Aiui'iieiiii sU'iuner
Wilhclmiuu before u piir.e eoutl. Hint
her nwueis- may him' npmnlunilv to
present evidouro whieli they cimletiil
will prove her eurgo mil propel ly miIi
jeel to M'izuie.
Counsel for tlio owmn nt tlio Wil
hfliiiltm und her eiuo have repie
f-ented that tlu enii present nni'ut
llilo owitciioc to Mtpuil liio'r II I; Hi
inept, Should (ho HnlWi uoviliuiieul
iiuiyo to the piiiiiiisiil, notion lioliiio l
pi Ixo iMiiirl would lie itiiiim'VMiim, Tlio
WMIli'lliiinil in at ImiIiihMiIIi With lonil
otill'IV i'inislmin fop the civil piipiiht
tiou of tlei'miiuv, Her oiiumi Ih dii
ed liy a HI. I.oiiIh iMmuui'odon huii'.o.
TABOO ADSINTHE
IN ALL OF FRANCE
PARIS. Fob. 12. Tho chamber of
deputies began today tlio discussion
of the hill for tho piolilbltlou of tho
"sale of abslutlm tun! similar llipiorn.
Adulpho (llroil, one of the deputies,
iitfored statistics lending to hIiow that
absinthe dilnUlug wiih iIuiihiioiih onlv
'when the prnetlio wan abused
vNrom
The boat presentation (
tho Immwutoly popular
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havo Me silver t i,llnti(r ran ii t
j tl'CU f)i yiibvit if you have fie
all ' - t Luh-r.i. I 'Tnli.t
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lllanks for the criming on of tho
federal emplo)iuen( bureau have been
received ut tho local post office. A
Jobless man or emploer can file his
application for help or work at the
post offlco and It will bo classified
and circulated through tho post of
fices of the land. The blanks re
ceived In this city are for farm and
orchard help, and contain Informa
tion regarding the kind of work,
number of cows to bo tended, stock,
and nil other data of Interest to a
worker. The United States Is dl
tided Into IS zones, and the state of
Oregon Is zono 10. Uy this means,
an accurate tab can bu kept on labor
conditions throughout the state.
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Oranges Today
Bit?. Juicy. Sweet. Firm, Tender-Meated,
Seedless Navels are Now on Sale in Abundance
at All Good Dealers' Stores in Your Neighborhood
The name "Sunklat" stnnila for u rigidly main
tained standard of quality, nnd these oranges como
from California's finest groves. Picked only when
fully ripened. . A . .
Prices are low. Sunklst cost no more
than you pay for ordinary oranges.
Don't go without them now
when they nro ho
good nnd jtW
or j Jit.
SAN ANTONIO, l'eb. 12. Itodolfo
Klorra was executed ns a result of nn
attempt to.assasslnnto (lonoral Fran
cisco Villa "recently, according to ad
vices received here tonight by tho
consul of the C'urranza government.
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nine toniiiht have
Sunklat sliced for dessert.
Sunkist Lemons
Perfect In color tho iixnt nppetltlng
gnrnMi belt to scno Willi foil, meals
mul ten. Juicy, tart, practically seed
Irst. Uo tho julco wherevr oii now
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COMBINATIONS or Jong loHi, with iniuiniii,'8 of (oruhoii ami
ValciK.-ioiincs liwc, cinbroidcrcd by hand $1.35 up lo $2.00
Goiiibinatioim of fino grade iminsoolc, onibroidorod by hand, fin
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GOWNS in slipover and V-shape node,' umbroidored by hand and
hand finished, made from longeloth, nainsook, ei'opes..98c lo $3,00
COHSI3T COVJ3RS, oinbroidered by hand, showing now and attraetivelnmnuid styles.
SKlIiTS, with double band .Modesty skirt with hand embroidery and scallop edge.
20 PER CENT OFF
Our entire line of last Honso,n CJiuloriniiHlius carried over will bo displayed on eonter ii'ihIo iablo at'-a.
reduction of 20 per cent. Very unusual values are hown in all Htyles, including Night Clowns, IVhwobs
Slips, Combinations Corset Covers, Drnwers, etc.
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