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Newspaper Page TextALT lOFORfJ MrnroRf) rrr, Trmu-vr. Mr.nronn, orifwov monhav, i-v.uuv u -ji. inir, VAcm MARY PICKFOD AT STAR TOHIflHT IN DRAMA, "ESMERALDA" HEARS iVALIST REV THRICE ON SUNDAY (-.ti'nliu wn a rvd-li-tlcr du fir the trliurvlifn of the nl. Tin- N.it tt.f filled for the 11 u'rlnvk vniu'. ' Mr. .Miitlu xjioke 011 "Tim Second .Mile" in part n follew: "If any compel theo to go n mtli'l wini nun, k wun nun iwmn," w.i- the tc.t. "The firt mile in duty, tin second U privilege. Jemis is talking nbmit the spirit of striking bind,, j the spirit of revenue, the pint el , stiiltiiiK hack in that uf the dcil. I (loine; the second mile niwuw luvin! your cnemieri, "Yon do not have to pome4s the firtt symptom of manhood to oiirne hack n man who cursoa you. Any old hue from tho rod light district can do that. ''floiinr the second inilo means do iiiR k1 to thoin who hate you. You ran never hate any man into the! kingdem: you iimv love him in. I "Would you ko the second mile? i Then pray for litem who wronj; you. ' "Yni can laM'oine a winner of men' on the s mil mile where you would i'ail on the first. "Going tho second mile your jiray ers will ho answered which would not going tho fiiht." AVomen'H .Meeting. The 3 o'clock sermons for women only was attended by about 8D0 wo men. Mr. Mnthin' themo was "The Ideal Wuiiian for Tomorrow." It wax n Morion call to every woman to liso to the demnudH of tho new era and make the most of herself for tho linger deiunndH already uiudu upon her. The evening hour wa the crown ing service of the day. Ths grout eomjivgiition filled every inch of available space in the went hall long bcioiv tho hour nnnouneed. The inii-ii was unusually enthusiastic. A inalo (piHitet Messrs. Vessel, IM nieadcs, Hcnnett and Canadny, Ming twice. Mr. Vessey wine; "A 1'orfcet I)n'' in his most perwuasivo manner. Mr. Mnthis prenehed on "Tho Ojien Door" as follew: "Behold, I stand nt tho door and knock. The first door I note is love. This is tho front door. I marvel that every normal man docs not open the door to love. 1-Vnr is tho back door tho lowest jnotivd to induco any mil ii to become a I'hriMiiiu. You know as well as I we nio burring tho door against the Son of Hod. Hero ;ire soino of (he burs we put up: IFn beliof is such a bar. Unbelief is do ing uo good anywhere in the world. Itais Thai .Uo Put l'p. "Doubt is such a bar. 1 have nil poshle patiwucu with an honet doubter. Hod can never leave .ui Inmost doubter in the dark, "Another bar is selfishness. Tho greatest life to live in this old world is that lived out for others. Selfish net. bars Jesus Chrit out of many a life. Xo man really liven until he become a Christian. And to be a ( hiisii.in is to let Cod work in mi for t worlds. Ignorance bars (Iod, from many a life. We are ignorant ' of what God can do for n human soul. It is love mid mercy makes Clod! stand ami knock at .our heart's door "If we wore to treat n friend as we treat Jesus Christ, not olio of u wtdd hue a friend, (iod is a (iod el low lint we run be lost in -pitt ' ot (i id. It i. Misible to liud to door dint before n eternally- ;im it" not the Son,!' O'od who shuts t Ii door. If a uurti accept Jesus t'lin-t , he U- miwmI, but if hu reject Jim. ( hrM lie is loat." j There will It uo amies nt the N.i' tnnight. Tuclu afternoon nt I o'clock tbt great automobile intrude will tiu . place. It l expected (hut a(ient j nvo lo tme uaiiuied car win no m lino. r iiikr the Into rnr1 in; wr- l.-'HW.flW If lh ftriml !" nrr i id. Hint tho errslnrv nf avriettltnr to h 4iaharsl," i !.. r .n-nttfd a to holder the IkihIo The nMntntr mrrnl rnt ropy' -h iid Ih inHiwrd in f.tisling forfnt ,"' hi wttrr to h tttnne of in-, r-,Trn: third, that afnethtM Hki- terior d BtrirnHnrt. fmihyr ofi ' i oon.nno W )nrfiptmtrd to rttlr lbf Afmtitmmtn, htrmrrer, h r- ' ,'itli llti milnwd. and fonrtil, miff- pomta( to I'M stignttton (lint Ihty '- thnt roHfrrsn net promptly ' nrommnul lo nmgrr nnm Nttloa i it the sniHVme rotirt ha ffivra sit hi lilt WMtlrr. Th prupoition as it n 'ii!iv in whfeh rongtfw tny nH, nt tU N tht tin t'nilH tHmie Im erd or Mti time th cvnpnny t"rnwnl mny nwrnno lh titJ U i.i.n g into tk worts airain. tad worth nt tt Mr milHoo . ,. doOani by tlw poytarnt of thrt mil- ()ei,wys lllr,. talw aUtii thwB in ,c ( onimrntiim Mt the joist rmolntion pnMir lmrmt. Inntil of iMng intii.dmrd by Heprewntotlr Raker this, bowtrer. there is every Indten- i'i c III'.. nun, the attorney gtnernl tion thnt eonifiysn will, n usual, pro- "To carry out this resolution rwd to givo hwb.v the people's prop- thr'i- would hnre to be nn nHropti- erty. f nhont W,7"0,000 to pav the OF .iti"t 1. 1 d company, some f2,4(.'l,0(lO iii"ie Hi. in it is entitled t. in mv jnlLini'iit, and in addition nliout '"Ji1 tt. v 't ass r.r'M Why In It that all the nuruM In the war plHyn wear white aUn danc ing flippers? Tftttfitf m wwiwww removed Merman nml AiwIrJntK frnri Awrienn shi nenr 1'orlo hVo rrerntlv EVERY THREE IWES (M niFQ IN TUP I WAWiwcmm. Feb. n.--jl&Z; ran eoMttlur reprwental.VM in tratcs the frightful toll of consumption CbitM, portienlorly at Shanghai, j by extingnislnng a light every three were hwtrueted today to jwther fall minutes, and shows that It is the man information f the mooral of ixly-. ' w". B or bo., who neglects i.,r - . - colds, whose blood is impure, who fech tyht Ormatw fma tlw AiaeMean , ..-.j, an,i Unmiid. who is the verv ' nni. In mnlrart fttKnrrtitnttirl eteomer China ott the hlgli aeas last week. Mi-- IV siord diluie.il - tin- fam ous ehatai'ter Mudy with all the sweetness and tenderness that in il lustriously hcr. In "l'-meraldn" the gifted aulliore-s has cleverly inter "wown n.'l p.ttho-, -u.iple mid beau tiful M'litinuiil ,ijd a iiiiiiut iri'4iii' .1... .... I I . .1 . .. .11 ... t. 1 ...I. I .iimv ami allium im.ii m renin uoiu the hea it and tho soul of people of all ages and temiiernmrnt,s which the alwa-. charming and wonderful little tar interpret in a manner nt nil lime- -upri'ine. mm. tERSELECT 0. A, C. TO-PLAY NEW OFFICERS AI LIB RON GAME GRANTS PASS MEET WffH MEDFORD Tho Chrlatlaii Kndoaror convention s s. MHYKIUDOI'. held at Orants l'as concluded 1U iwa- o. A. V. and Mcdford luuh school slons Saturday by the election of the w piny nn exhibition game tonight following efficers: tlit sh-mld present to the fans of Proaldout, I.loyd Carrlck, Portland. First Ylco Prosldent, Ii!. Ksrle I'elke, Portland. Second Vice Prealdont, Miss liklim Whipple, ICugone. Third Ylco President, Miss Clara Cnlhoun, Grant Pass. Socrotnry, Klbort Charman, Oio gon City. Trcnsuror, Miss Millie 1'ottlng, Portland. Dolegntes from Jackson county present were: AshlNiid: Madge dlovor, Alda llcor, Priscilln Carnahnn, l.lllith M. Hall, Xolllo PoaohQy, Maria S. Csldwoll. Uohort Kvnas, Maliol !:. Itustoll, M. W. Hays. Klamatb Kails: Atigunta Parker, Yora Houston. Maud Miller, Until Hall, Chas: T. Hurd. Itoguu Itiver: Marart Strahau, Artlo Hatch, Isaliel II. Martin. Pheenix: Lena Johason, Irene Dottier, Andrew Johnson. Ileprllle: Marvin Wells, Karl StoneboeUer. Meilferd: Msrgarot ICorr. Nana M. Swly. Jarksonville: Mary Uagshaw, Jew id Halle). i basketball a contest that will be re membeicd for many a day. ' Mislford is today ranked as a top notcher in scholastic basket hnll and (he lic-t hivh school opponent of the cekbrated 0. A. ('. defen-e. O. A. ( by its last victory oxer Ilorkuley lino tied with the I'liixcr sity of California for the chnmpiou- ' ship of tho l'neific coast. The tie I will be played off in the near future. j The game touighl will be clo-cr than tho nvornge man predict -, be oausu tlidio uro three inhnnliii;i's , Medford has. I O. A. C hn- liwn pluviiig u h.ird 'scries of gniucs away from home. 'J'ltis will make them mad-tired. Thcv hae Ih'ch keyed to a high pitch to win the championship of the con t, mid. now that this is settled, thev t - i will tieeesoorilv let dovn a bit. The luo team- are not nt greater i ditfereuce in weight t hit n H'-i-hni jr ! gud Mcdford, for the (). A. I', te.nni is about the build, wcic.lit and -ic id' that team. SEVERAL RAILROAD BILLS XOTICK I Precincts Mlford North Mala and West Medford rogUter now at tho MallTrlhune office. (d'oatlnueil tioin uufe nno) eoiimiittee, in which he n commend-, lir-l, a eoMiproiiiic with the nnlrnad prii.idm-r I'll' l.itli i will a .no not In "WHO KXLLrp THfl V IDOW IE ROGUE OR "FAMILY STrAIN" AT THE PAGE MONDAY OBITUARY Ollvn Hebccea Hell was bora In Sheridan county, Mlsaourl, July 21 1 s5". where her early girlhood Uau woie spent, coming to Oregon four years after the decease of her father, James C'ulbertson, In 1S6S, in which state sho roiildod, until the dato of her death. Peb. IS, 191. In De cember. 1S79, she was united In mar rlago to Jiiie K. Hell, who answered tho summons from beyond In May, 100s. She Is survived by three daughters and two sons, who mourn the losi of a kind and loving mother. Mrs. Donna Goodwin, or Oakland, Co) : Mr. Mabel Hrowu. Urownsboro, Ore ; HeU Orlln and Victor Bell, Medford. Deceased in her early girl hood united with the Baptist church, In which she continued an actlre member until the date of her death, ttuncral services were held at the home or her brother, Thomas Cut-iK-rt&ou. In Afchlaij1, Saturday, Feb ruai lit, Kev. Blackstone, of the First Baptist church of Ashland, of ficiating Interment lu the Phoenix ccmetep, where her hus'iand Is at r t FOR BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, COUGHS AND COLDS .Make the Host Iteiitedy at Home IUS 'l'easXHiiikfiil for'RO Cvntg H everything was sold in n liberal f and fair a manner at Medford Phar macy are selling Seliirfmann's New Concentrated Kxpeitoraut, absolutely in .ui.a I-. utMnl-lnl ap illcilalliifuj- lU VMUtV IVI WWI'iHIJ. W w,aM,.- . In buying tbla remedy, besides so turing an absolute guarantee of its effit'icno from these druggists, you also get about eight times as much medicine as you would In buying Hon eould possibly arise irom any-1 most any of the old-fashioned, ready- one. Those druggist! say "buy a hot- made kinds, which average from 20 tie of this remedy and try It for brou- to 21 teasnoonsful, because 50c worth chllla, whooping cough, severe cough, I makes a whole pint (US teaspoons eroup or any bronchial affection, and j full when mixed at home with simply we will return your money, just as, one pint of sugar and one-halt pint we do with 8chiifmann's famous, of water. This remedy positively Asthmador, if it does not give satis-jdoea not ecntaln cholroform, opium, faction, or if not found the best rem- morphine or any other narcotic. It edy ever used for an of these com-Its pleats nt Jo take snd children are plaints." Why not take advantage of, fond or it. You will be the sole Judge this guarantee and try this medicine, ' and under this positive guarantee ab and get your money back, rather than ' aolutely no rUls run In buying this buying another purely on the exag-1 remedy. Druggists everywhere are gerated claims of Its manufacturer or j authorised to sell it gnder the ssme on the strongth of testimonials from i guaraateo as gchlff mann's famous otherand run the chance of setting athmador of 'Money Back" If not v'dninhnu orihlf-t nml al-o wHiiinri ,.rif(t!v sat ii-faf ton H J Si biff- . i . i i ' ft, '' . .!, ii. It. v jffiyi one to contract tuberculosis none arc immune. It wna ani.l at the .Into ,1n..rl,n,.l' . 'unng cnanging seasons, or aiicr .. , . - . , . sickness, blood-quality is most impor- hat when full information was at tant nnd if you and your famiiy will hand n note prohnblv wouhl be nd- takc Scott.s Kmulsion after meats it drcn-ed to Orrnt Mntaiu along the wlll charge your blood with- bcolth- lincs of the communication scut to Miatnining richness, quicken circulation, Frnnee when the cruiser Descartes nnl rtrcngtlien both lungs and throat. , bcott's is free from alcohol cay to take it cannot b.irtn. Get a bottle to-day. Scott & Donmr. lltoamOclit. H J. U-il ll'l,,,!,- i- - imiwr JGnY$'ZZ- mi mem A . AM .. W mm' 7 v AL- tcd , " fcr-e-v t&JlSBSWA JPT- aBBBBaBltx..3?r(nX I J&mmt 1vi V ' ,il ,' . wy& i .ct'dvV; -rriv tmimammmvsimmmmmmtmmmimmmmmmammSSSSSHSS xTn. JKr " i- LtiT-- f A. -ms&) I A . j . SrR!-"i 1A VcJ ; ." . . . ,'lnW" ''BTi., W '.y&.' - .. . .. hd&M?r$:.v mmrns2& . W t 1 I . II II 1 BBMI' AeSSf-. d 14 - i'V'Ti V. II rs . Si JafcaWlTi' .aM i Ready! "Roll Your Own!" A fresh, lively "roll your own" cigarette of "Bull" Durham is as quickening and inspiring as the roll of drums or the "get busy" notes of a bugle call. "Bull" Durham is the smoke of the rcd-bloodcd the bright and breezy smoke that goes with youth ful enthusiasm and energy. i GENUINE . Bull Durham SMOKING TOBACCO No other tobacco in the world has the unique, mellow-sweet mildness or the delightful aromatic fragrance of "Bull" Durham. Made of rich, ripe Virginia-North Caro lina leaf, "Bull" Durham has that distinctive, exclusive quality which has made it the favorite smoke of three generations. Only by "rolling your own" with "Bull" Durham can you get a cigarette with the individuality and personality that give such perfect, lasting satisfac tion. scri AMk for FREE pnchar.c of'papert" with each 5c lack. Lf luVreMBBMl Iff If-nrispinismsiBiiIIV FREE An llluitrated Dooklel, ihow imr conect way to "Roll Your Own" CinMeitcif and n package of rigarette paper,, will both lii mailed, fite, to any nddreta in U.S. on requrtt. Ad tliett "Dull'1 Durham, Duiham, N.C. T1IE AHUIC1HT0S1CC0 C0KTU11 Iff 1st isJatarvsx-70 J'finn j.mmammn 1 0 Days' Special Price on maxwell cars' For 10 days beginning Sunday, Feb. 20, we will make a special cash price on the regular Maxwell Cars of $725 f. o. b. MEDFORD After the 10 days the price will again be $745, the regular selling price of the cars. This is your opportunity to save some money on the car that has the World's Endurance Record. DR. JONES Painless Dentist Kai BnaMsasassaKMBnaaaasai rfSm -nj7iP-.iZijMK GOOD TEETH SAVE DOCTORS BILLS -ufftHj.ial. We Save You Money Our (lontnl work is tho cheapest and best in tho west. Prices for this week: Full Set Teeth $8.50 Alloy Fillings $1.00 CI old Crowns $5.00 Enamel Fillings $1.00 201 Main St., cor. Central av. .. . . .x. 4.4"f"M-4 f Clear, Peachy Skin Awaits Anyone Who Drinks Hot Water 8ays an Inside bath, before break- fast helps us look and feel clean, sweet, fresh. Rimrkllng and vivacious morrr. bright, nlurt a uood, clear okln and n natural, roay, honlthy complexion nro ntvsurod only by puro blood. If only uvory man and woman could bo Induced to adopt tho mornliiK lnaldo bath, what n RratlfylnR chango would tnkoplnco. Instead of tho thousands of idckly, iinaonilo-looklnu raon, women nnd Klrln, with pasty or muddy complexions; Instead ot tho multi tudes of "norvo wrecks," "rundowns," "brnln fags" and pessimists wo should sco a vlrllo optimistic throng of rosy-cheeked pooplo ovcrywliere. An InsMo bath is had by drinking each morning, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a tea nH)onful of lliucstona phosphato In It to woali from tho stomach, liver, kid neys and ton yards of bowels tho pro vlous day's Indlgeatlblo wnste, sour fermentations Sand palions, thus clcanalng, Bwootenln and freshening tho entlro alimentary canal boforo putting more food Into tho stomach. - Thosa subject to sick headache, bil iousness, nasty brfath, rheumatism, colds; nnd particular thoso who havo a pallid, sallow comploxlon and who nro constipated very often, aro urged to obtain a quarter pound of limostono phosphato at tho drug atoro which will cost but n trifle, but Is sudlelent to domonstrato tho quick and remark ablo ohange In both health and appear anco, awaiting thoso who practlco In ternal sanitation Wo must rctnoni. lior that lnaldo cleanllnoss Is mora Im Iortant than outsldo, becauso tho skin does not absorb Impurities to con taminate tho blood whlla tho pores In tho thirty feet of bowols do. NOTICE TO Property Owners o o Powell Auto Co. Sit nwnsr ran roinrty a ml I.. JudklHH, 21 r 518 Be safe for .'a store D.S. Hn tasollnn fi llavo you proporty for o? Jt so, wo OOllOVQ Mr b. rr;,-i a-.a 1- KA1MI TIUNSKXIt 8TORA0H CO. Ortics 43 North Front st. Paona 311. I'ricwi right. Service guar nntal. Btmlng Muvlilnea SlNOBft BKWIN'O MAOIIINICS FOB SALE Olt KftNTgoino usmI Ul- tmualll uhlnna nUuItir.JMtUj. Cli'iuilute and rage-jurcessy3r Company 32HK Mainst.Ii-aCova o 1 Kssms.