m& Hi r., , i V" rt U i s' 'I. . i VAQti TWO anDDFOKD MATL TRTBUNR MEDFOKD OKI WON, TODAY. IWHltrAHV H), 1D1." IOCALAND ' L PERSONAL 8, H. 101 Ily Von tlor Mellon, no- nrojirlntlnR f 3000 for relief of widow of Otuno Warden Hubuanl hna passed both liounofl. Mrn. C. K. Wlilslcr has been cnlletl to Qnrflehl, Waali., on ac count of tho norloUB lllnesa of her father, Mrn. Whislcr liatl Just re turned from n ncornl months stay In Colorado. The Green Jlcaflow creamery but ter will he nt booth 4, public market Saturday by W. it. Hrown and 0. V Sleronn. Dorn To Mr. and Mrs. Clins. 11. Drown, of Mcdford, nt Lincoln, 111., n son, on February 1 Itli, Mnrr' C Evcrelt and Johanna C. Trltaehler of San Kranclsco were married nt Alameda Saturday. Ever ett la In tho moving picture business at Son Francisco. Ho was formerly employed. an a printer In Medford. Mrs. Leach, 32 C North Dartlctt, ex port corsctlcro. Phono C63-J. " Permanent rcRlstratlon of voters Is provlde-d for in house bill 191. which was passed by the annate today and which now awaits tho approval of tho Rovcrnor. Johnson's Cafo will bo ready to ervo Itn patrons In its now quarters in tho Moliand Motel building at noon Wednesday. It will bo under the tamo management which haa made this home-like eating place so famous on'South Central, and tho old popu lar prices will remain in force. 2S6 3!rs. Walter Gore has been very 111 tho past week at her home on Molly street. "A Tool There Waa." two days only. Friday and Saturday, after noons and evenings, the Page. 2S4 Give tho wifo n much needed rest and tako your Sunday dinner at tho Nash Cafeteria. Chicken dinner and everything else good tho market af fords. Don't forget to hear Iter. George Schoencr, the roso wizard, public li brary, Fob. 22, 23. 24, 25 and 20, nt 8 p, m. All Invited. Subject, "Hoses and rtoso Growing." Fred Hanson, assistant superin tendent Southern Pacific company, was in Mcdford Friday. City pasengcr eervico 15c. Coun try trips In proportion. Plerson & Foster. Phono 873-L. tf F. K. fyuBWorth, chief sugeron of tho Southorn-Paciflc company, passed "south In his prlvato car, San Fran cisco, yesterday. Dr. J. J. Emmons has moved to his new sulto of offlco rooms In the socond floor of tho II. F. & H. Co.'s building. ' Mrs. Horace Pollon of Sams Val- loy spent Wednesday in Mcdford. Emll Brltt of Jacksonville is in Mcdford on business Friday. Boo Dave Wood aoout that firo In surance policy. Offlco Mall Trlbuno Dldg. Louis Ulrich, post master of Jack sonville, spont Thursday in Medford Matinee, tho Page today. Roland Hubbard motored to Ash land Thursday to attend tho basket ball game. Sweet elder at Do Voa'a. Elks will glvo their monthly dance the 20th. E. A. Welch, Gcorgo Por ter and L. F. liuchtcr aro tho com mittee "A Fool Thero Was," two days only, Friday and Saturdny, after noons and ovenlngs, the Page. 2S4 A. K. Lyons of ItotscburR is among tho out of town visitors in tho city this week. David Keith, Salt Lake capitalist, rind publisher of the Salt Lake Trl buno. Is viultlng his daughter, Mrs. A. U. Allen nt Hollywood orchardB, Any case of piles relieved at onco and a permanent cure guaranteed or no charge Call 21 Goncssco street and eeo J. L. Kldd. Ladies may see Mrs. Kldd. 2SS AVm. McMurrny. gcuoral passengor agent of tho O. W, II, & N. company, passed through Medford Friday en routo to the San Francisco exposi tion. Got ycur Diitter, cream, milk and butter-milk, nt Do VooV ,. A, WoHlcrlund bus returned from Taconia,viero he was in at tendance nt the fruit men's conven tion. Opt it at Do Voe'a. Fifteen full-blooded Wackfoot In dians from Montana, passed through Medford Thursday afternoon on train No, 1C en routo to Ssn Franciaco whero thoy wljl bo one of tho at tractions at tho world's fair. A spe cial car was used to t.anEjiort them, and (heir tepees wore tied to tho rods of the Pullman. Tho dates for tho Oregon stato fair a Salem have been named for Sep tember 27 to October 2, according to circulars distributed among prospoc Mvp exhibitor. Lloyd Corey, Losllo Plyinalo and Kudolnh Ashton returned Thursday f iota a 'mouth's tilp to tho Blue Can yon country, Frank Raymond of tho upper itneiio river country. Is spending a Uw daya in the pit)' attending buMntM limtUnf, to It. 11. Wilson of Griffin creek spent Thursday nftornoon in Mcdford attending to business matters. O. V. Peart and wifo of Portland who hnvo been visiting friends nnd relatives In tills valley for tho last month returned to their homo on Thursday. Tho Medford and Cottage Grove high school basket ball teams will pin) a match nt tho Nntntorlum to night, that promises to be ono of tho best games of the season. Thu pa llor were defeated last night by tho Ashland tram 32 to IS. To date the Ashland team has not been defeated, nnd unless Mcdford can stop thetn they will bo tho undisputed cham pions of western Oregon. "A Fool Thero Was," two dns only, Friday nnd Saturday, artor noons and evenings, tho Page. 2S4 Tho case of E. J. Nedd, found guilty In the circuit court of selling short weight meat, has been appealed to the supremo court. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wcs on'a Camera Shop. Over Isis Then er. "A Fool Thero Was," the film 'dramatization of Hudynrd Kipling's famous poem will bo presented at the Page Theater tonight. Tho picture is said to be without nn equal. Along with this feature the recently in stalled WurtllUer orchestra will bo played for the first itme. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camora Shop, Over Isia Theater. Harvey Phipps of Dunsmulr, Cal.. Is spending a few dnys In the city Us Itlng friends and relatives. Cora E. Utley, chropodist, 407 Garnott-Corcy building, phono G57-R. It Is planned to open tho club rooms of tho new Elks tcmplo on North Central avenue, within the next two weeks. Tho formal dedi cation of tho building will occur in tho spring. J. O. Corking, tho best all around photographer in southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives made any. he re, timo or place. Studio 22S Main St. Phono 320-J. Dr. It. C. Kclsey of Gold II III spent Thursday in Mcdford attending to business matters. Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle S. Lockwood, (physicians and sur geons) have moved to their now suite of offices. Rooms 309, 310 and 311, third floor, M. F. & 11. Dldg. Mrs. Frank (Pug) Isaacs, nee Ed na Etfcrt, underwent a serious opera tion at Sacred Heart hospital Friday. Dr. It. W. Clancy being 'tho attend ing physician. We aro headquarters for real first quality cut hair. Marlnello Hair Shnn. 407 finrnptt-Cnrnv hnllrilni- Levi Ulrich of the Union creek dis trict is visiting friends and relatives In this cltv for n few days. For better Insurance, ceo Holmes, the Insurance Man. Tho work of excavating for the now Dahack garago on North River side avenuo began Thursday, nnd will be rushed to completion. Matinee, tho Page today. Chester Galloway, a 1C year old boy was found guilty by a Jury in tho Juvonllo court at Jacksonville Thursday of a statutory crlmo against a eIx year old girl. Doth tho purtles live at Ashland. Tho attor ney for tho lad demanded a Jury trial, n verdict of guilty being re turned in short time. Galloway has been before tho Juvenile authorities before, and Is ratod as Incorrigible. Lack of parental influence, nnd wny wardness aro planned for his trou bio. Ho will probably bo sent to the Doys nnd Girls Aid society at Port land. Earl Reynolds attended to bus! ncss matters in tho Phoenix district Thursday afternoon. Ralph Woodford has returned from a visit with friends and relatives nt Grants Pass. Henry Miller of Gold Hill spent Thursday In Mcdford transacting bus iness matters. Attorneys Harry O. Norton and W. C. Hale of Grants Pass nro activo can didates for appointment to tho cir cuit bench for tho new Judicial dis trict creatod by tho legislature out of Josophlno and Curry county. U, C, Ilcektnun,. pioneer bankor of Jnckspuylllo, Js cqnfncd to his home by illness. MARTIN NMD BY i JURY I.oris Martin, gnmo poncher of Trail, was indicted by tho grand Jury Thursday afternoon on a chnrgo of murder, tho degree being left open by thq Inqulstortal body, In accord ance with tho Instructions of tho court. Slnco tho abolishment of cnptltnl punishment In tliU state there is no, first degree murder, the highest being second degree.., An In dictment by tho grand Jury alleging first degreo murder bthe grand Jury would have left n technical opening. Martin la accused of tho slaying of Game Wnrdon A. S. Hubbard at Trail last December, while In tho pur suance of his ilutlos, nnd hni been belli In tho county Jail awaiting trial oJnro. Ills ple.t will bo self defense, nnd according to Jail companions he Is highly hopeful of acquittal or a ver dict of manslaughter in one of the leases degrees. Tho enso will be ono of the hard est fought in tho legal, annals of Jackson county when It la called when thopetlt Jury opens next week. Mnrtiu is represented by Attorney Evan Roamcs. nnd Mnrtin's inoun (nlnecr friends hnvo como to IiIb as alstance. Considerable feeling Is bo lng manifested on both sides of the Issue. Hut ono Indictment was returned by tho grand Jury In tho delving Into conditions in lodging houses in this city, and now, nccordlng to tho au thorities, tho chief witness In tho one returned has flew tho coop, probably thwarting any prosecution of Mrs. Violet Stono Indicted for conducting a houso of 111 fnmo on Main street, between Uartetlt nnd Riverside ave nues. The reason why more Indict ments wcro not returned wns duo to lack of substantial evidence. Regarding tho verbal and written application of former County Clerk W. R. Colcmnn, for nn investigation into the $21,000 shortage in tho ac counts of cx-Shcrlff Wilbur A. Jones as far at Is concerned him (Colo man), no action ono way or tho other was taken, on tho grounds that it would be best for all parties con cerned, not to rovlvo a mystery. Colcmnn naked for nn investigation to clear his name of rumors circulated. FAIL TO PROHIBIT COMPULSORY VACCINATION -rrrrrrs- soimtora voting In favor of allowing It to go to a third lending. Miwuv mndn n plea for pnnniiKo, wolng tho SALKM, Ore., Fob. 10. Sonnlo hill law Miouhl not roinnol poMomi to uuu No. 70, by Moner, to prohibit- com pulsory vaccination, wns Indefinite ly postponed this inclining, only 11 inlt to having poison virtue injected into their hj litems. Mo rend many letters frcfln persons objecting to tho pioM'iit compulsory law In logon! to huhool eliltilioii. Wood mild that l!iurloo M. Run ynn, loforrod to, by Mnqor, In n "mighty good man. but being n (ihrln thin Scientist In uutumlly prejudiced agnlnHt vuOluntlnn." Uutliif lundo ,v an unjiunciit minimi tho bill, lUielnr- lug that iumi'Iih on bin own body mo duo to HiiffcMlnit from nmnllpox, Attorney Gun Nun bur iittoiidod to pmrnHftlrtiml mutteiti In JacluioiivHlo thin morning. Why the modern woman insists on Cottolene Because Cottolene was in the van of the great movement for the improvement of food products and the bettering of house hold service that is part of the reason. Because Cottolene established its leadership as a cooking fat over a quarter of a century ago that is part of the reason. But, three times a day there appears on the table the bestt reason why the modern woman insists on v. ! Cottcl ene Cottolene cannot be excelled and never has been equaled for quality, purity, and for producing foods that are more whole some, more digestible and more delicious. - There is an appetizing appeal in the knowledge that Cotto lene is made of the highest grade of pure, fresh, ultra refined cottonseed oil so high a grade it is not listed on the market combined with beef stearine from clean, fresh, leaf beef suet !' Uso Cottolene one-third loss than you would of any ordi nary cooking fat for all your shortening, frying and cake making. Your grocer will deliver a pail of Cottolene at onco. Arrange for him to deliver a regular supply. .u Write te: our General Offices, Chicago, for a freo copy of our real cook booU"HOME HELPS" ky then.k.FA1RBANKcqmpany VW ..?y Li Grcsham Reaver state motorcar factory ready to operate. PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN HR INDIGESTION OR BAD STOIVIACH Information for Lung Sufferers The makr of ISckmaii'n AJteiii tlve will be pleased to newl report of recoveries (rum fubsrculmtln aim a booklet of lnteret to un'orerii. with Information nnout diet and frch nlr lnvetl(;lo till fao; . VIII Hll.uut Imunu .Air., I'ltllu.. i'u. "Jly Ucnr fclri for tun earn I trait ollllclcii ult'i lirmu-vlinm-o of (he Iiiuisn, anil Iptrr I tnkru MltU n M'trrr ufliu-k of oiieuiiiuuln. Wkrn 1 rH-o-rril nmUcleutlr to walk about tho koine 1 itu lrfl l(li it rrlffbtful, lioiklnic rough. itIiIcIi uo innllrllir I bud lakrii roulil alletlntr. II nt hl (Imp. March. JIHC, that 1 Mtartrd taking Ki'ktiian'M AltrrntliL-. In n xliorl I line "7 routed wan coiir anil I mbm pro uoiiiirrd m-li. I rnnnot irnk too lilul for Ihc jiood It ban Uouc." (Alilirrtliifeil.) ' (hluiirdl HOWtllll I- KMII7.. i;ckinun' Alternthe In rnoul eillca clous In lironchlal calurrlt mi'l oo verc throat nnd luni: aflectloiiB nnd up-bulldliiK the HJBtem , Contain lid harmful or hnlilt-rormliiif ilruirw Accept no aubstltut . r-mall azo. l, reBular also. It. Bold by teiidlng druifKletn. Write for booklet of ro- r.ckwan Laboratory! l'blladrliibln. Pdco $1 nnd $2 it bottle Sour, gassy, upset stomach, Indices- tlon, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the food you cat ferments Into gases and stubborn I u m pa; )our heiwl aches und you feel rick und nleaaVo, that . ftlian joii reallne tho nnlc li Paper Dlapepsln. It maLcB a'l tt-jmafh v -cry vanish In five minutes. If your stomach Is In a contin uous revolt If j ou can't Ket It rcgu latod, pIcaFc. for Jour sake, try l'apo'a DlnpcpBln. It's bo needless to liavo a bad stomach make your next meal a favorite food meal, then take a little Dlapepsln. Thero will not hu any distress eat without fear. U'u becBiiso Papo's Dlaiwpsln "really does" regulato weak, out-of-order stomachs that given It Is millions of sales annually. Get u largo fifty-cent case of Papo's Dlapepsln from any drug storo. It Is tho quickest, surest stomach relict and euro known. It acts almost llko magic It Is a scientific, harmless and ploasant Ltpinach prejara(Ion which truly belongs In evory home. Adv. C Cottolene makes good cooking better" 1 V m WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street Mcdford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer- in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time ot placo by appointment Thono H7-J We'll do tho rest E. D. WESTON, Prop. I : 't r r r r t r r r 9 r r t ? ? r r t X y f t t f r t ? ? ? t t f I FREE DEMONSTRATION By Noted Foot Specialist For AH Foot Sufferers kZcholl's roor-r.AT.an. ran TincD,CHiNQrcer, liisnt'CU !& c rii SCHOU'i TfX'SfHtHQ- mien ujpfvfir rort wak IWAte J 'tf OUKCH AKCH i 3CMQLL3 Tvc-riex rocs Ami tiuuiiiif JCfiou'i UuNion neoucen run ouhions 1 f t ! For the bciipfit of all who h ar root IroubloH, wIh.hc ft'-l acbf or pain, who lire vimWy, A we have arranged Tor the nrviees of a noted Chicago lAiol Spcriali.st, who will be at i i i ri cMU'ruon' ior two uii,y, 27 FEBRUARY 26 AND '" ' Consult Him -His Sorviccs aro FREE and you Will Not Bo Obliged to Purchaso Your Shoes Hero Scholl's Foot Comfort Service Insures Good Feet T t ? ? V ? r ? ? ? .t We hnvo inaugurated as a permanent lea lure ol our store an orluopomo uoparimonc y for the relief and euro of all foot troubles, whero wo will give Dr. Sclioll's bmt Com- t fort Service and whero we shall carry a full line of Schol's lAmt Comfort (living A)- ..l!n.w,, ....-1 Hnflo.u miiwiiiIkI ml iiminil'-i.l nri.d liv 11i A V 111 M Kcllllll. ( VI)I'(1'h I II III I HID IIIIU llillllil, HIM II" ! ............ v . ... .. ,.j .... . -, I --. - 5(iioa.'$ noioiooJiwi Cfilujuei-.LTOVArr fo arr.(0iv OCMOtt't MXO COHN pLAiTBHi ffriuv m viaair (q iN lit hovn vu vvy i EKfe greatest l'oo( Specialist. There's a SchoJI Appliance for Every Foot Ailment Sclioll's Bunion RCtlUCCr for tho Imnlifii or cnlnrsei! jointH. HcilucoH anil protcetH tlio bunion or en larged joint. KMlBi Sclioll's ToO-fllQllt for ovcrlupjilriK fymill (ooh nnd boft corns Ijctwccn tlio Iochiv hiko t;iirc. iintiseptlo ImnlinK "ml Sertoli's Flxo Corn Plaster pleuKiint to the feet. Sclioll's Footdok ciircri perapiiini,', nwcuty feet. Sclioll's Toe-Flox for bunion or oveilnppliih' t Sclioll's Foot EastrA Foot ncst-ouHPi tho feet, KivoH uhsoluto rt'Ht In iiitiHdh'H nml netvcH lllit f ml jriitKy cqimllCB tlio liody'n weight and nhi'-a it buoyant mid j-ri ncefut Hlop. Sclioll's Trl-Sprlii Arch Support for novo rimes of Hut foot nnd for pontons of heavy welf;lit--givi'H mi iipwurdi .spiingy piehsuro to thu koyliono of I ho inch. Sclioll's AllSOrllO Corn Pads itiuom rn and ral- Ioiikoh by the proeosN ol nbbordiou; nlno pnivrutK kIioo ptouuiiro. Wo do more than just soil you a pair of shoes wo make your feot comfortablo and happy. Oomo in it vill cost you nothing. & i v T ? ? T ? A CUMh mvmtxts? C. M. KIDD & CO. :Mp V L J.A -ti "