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ONE PERSON IN EVERY FIFTY P LAYS QOLF, SAYS TRAVIS
FEE! STORY DF SAN FRANCISCO! LIVtK ANU HUWtLS
MRnronn matt, rnTnrsrc, mettfohti, nnKrio. rrnrnv.
TO Y
OUNG
IN
ON RIGHT LIVING
A Rrcnt thron of youiiR tnon greet
ed HvnngellM Mathle ne he MtVHl
od tho platform at the .N'ftt meeting
last evonlnpc. It wns Young Men's
night of tho rorlvnl services and
thoy woro thoro In jsrent number.
A large section or resorvod scats had
beqii roped off for tlmm but they
came In hucIi numbers tlint thoy ov
erflowed Into ovory part of tlie build
in k. Scats wore also rosorved for
Ashland, Central Point and Phoenix
delegation)).
Tho uuihIc of the hour wan most
lnHplrlng. Tho great choir was at
Itn best and Director Voesoy scorned
to bo able to get moro music from
thorn than ever hofore. A quartet
composed of .Messrs. Vcssey, Vromnn,
Edmcndcs and Canadny sang, "Tho
Wnyatdo Cross," and responded to
nn encore with "Tho Church In tho
Wlldwood." For a solo Mr. Voesoy
snug ho special request, "Tho Mini
of Qulllfe."
Senium for Voiiog .Men
Tho sermon wns particularly to
young men. Tho pronchor had for
Ills text, "Dnnlol purposed In his
heart. "
The Htory of Daniel, wns told In n
few masterful paragraphs and los
H0113 of helpfulness drawn thurofroiu.
Mr. Mnthls mild:
"Sooner or lator overy young innn
conies to (he place where wo find
Daniel tho phico of decision. Huppy
Is that young fellow who linn tho pow
er to decide. J rent boyond exagger
ation In the power of decision. You
need not worry about the Daniels In
tlnf worlilrVthoy arc tho follows who
will find their places and fill them
lu UiIh work-a-doy world of ours.
'I will toll you whom you need
to worry about, it Is tho young man
who has not moro backbone than n
shoe string. Unppy Is thnt young
man who purposes jo llvo to ho nn
honor to his Cod. It Is possible for
you to so live ns to honor Ood. It
Is n fine thing for a young fellow to
to live in such a manner that his life
will honor his people tho town In
which ho lives tho school whoio ho
Is forming his life's character. That
joitng IthfiiMs wlso who 11 von to bo
nn honor to his parents. I ndvlse
you to watch out for the devil's de
coys. Ho will not put out his old
scrub ducks- but his host and, most
attractive.
Ite.-pertnlile Tippling; Hit
"It Is not tho low down boose joint
thnt will -catch your sou. my friend,
but the rashlonablo, 'respectablo tip
pling hell on one of your butter
streets and In one of your fashion
ulilo homos. Tho work wfll bo start
od there and finished In tho low sin
hoddened hull boyond tho palo of do
coney. "I wish It were possible for mo to
holp every young fellow to mako tho
groat choice of Jesus Christ. This
is tho finest thing a man can do."
In response to tho invitation for
"every young mun who Is trying to
live tho Christian life to come down
thuno aisles'' and give me your lmnd."
hundreds of young men responded.
Tho inflation to IiokIii the Christian
life was accepted by some twenty
five porsou.
'Hho meeting tonight will boglu nt
7:13. The music will be attractive.
Mr. Vfhse and Mrs HoWus will
Mug a duet
Those grrnt sen ices will close with
tho Sunda night m etliiK
"Will, I Should Say
'Gits-It' DOES Work"
"look a' There, If You Don't Think
It's Jmt Wonderful for Cornsl"
"Dleis my stars. l"oU .it If lancl of
the bi ' h. jut ock ..l ll' That
torn came rinlit off -just like iel
IniT bananas, l'ut our nncer on m
Hid lou i:er See the U.'t J
Wonder H.el.t l the HlBBejt
Stllloc Corn Cure In lheorld:,
toe. right there, -dor. t be afraid.
that's It. f.el bow etnootli Hie akin
UT Well, that's whn-t the rem was
Well, that beats all" TIhI'h the way
"aets-lt" works on all lorn every
corn, avery time, it's the new. simple
way of curlnj? cornn. oull eay -hve
to all fooltah contraptions like
liundllne bandages. IUK tape. P
tars, toe-eatlUK waives, and ';
lIBKera ueh as Knives. rasoMaJMl
cRvJrs. aeU-lf .tow pain AwJled
In MHromU. Never Mi- ttoWiing te
tlalc to. hurt or pret on the earn.
'bets-lt" 1 sola everywhere. He a.
bottle, or sent direct u I. lrenc
Co. Chlcava. Ill
Sold in .Mwlfoid and rt'coiuinendwl
ns the worlds U-t ( irn Keuittl) by
Jycou 11. Ilasklns.
fJr
Walter J.
JWR
Uy, Harold Johnion
5olf
Is plncd today by one In
every BO persons In the United Statee,
according to Walter J. Travis, thu i
grand old man of the links. I
llnvlug mibosomori himself of the '
foregoing statistics the Metropolitan
champion settled bnek lu his easy
chalr and gave vent to expert obser
vations, gathered during 20 years
active service lu tho Scottish pustlmo,
and lu which time Travis has ncqtilr
od moro titles than any other player,
with tho possllble exception of .Jer
ome Trnvers.
"The game has made tremendous ,
Knlpli 0. Jennings of tlio Apple
gate district has filed for the office
of Mierff, Miibjeet to thoxwill of the
voters nt the denioerntie primary on
Mny 111. His nniiounecment appears
III UIIH iMilie. .lir. .lOIIUIIIRt. IH ll Will I
of
William Jenning. who Ims for
twenty-Keven yeiir been foremnn of
the fnmoiiH Sterlinu mine, which nt
one time wiih the greateM producer
of nny placer mine in the Mtnlo. Mr. -
Jennings himself worked in the mine
for
nine yenrx before turning to
iniiiunjr, wiiieu lie now ioiiow. no
hn necu.niiU.ted by InV own effort-j
ti fine KlO-nere mneli throo milts. ,
""" "' '""'com .win ,- e,eiui
iiuuiireii neflii oi
iiiiig is u unlive
euiiio. .Mr. .urn-,
HOII Of .InekMIII
county, having been horn ueur wherd
, , I
lie now live- inirty-live er ngo.
Ile.liMs n wife mid two boys, aged IS
nnd III. Mr. Jennings seemed hw
education in the common M'honU und
hiii. pun en hit enwbilitv in hn own
affairs. He promises, if eleWcdwt
conduct the office in a liufcinesslike
niitnner with spoeml ivference to
strict law enforcement also to pay
sHciiil Mttenlion to iH'ononiy nnd
give the taxpayers nn honct nnd ef
ficient administration.
J&
C?-
RALPH
JENNINGS
OUT
F OR E
THE HORRORS OF WAR" (pruelicwllv nil of the crop. ' Where
AT STAR THEATER TONIGHTftbe is harden, it will be nmury
Truly the horrors of war will bo
depleted In a moving pliture by that
I name at the Star theatre tonight,
i Tho opening scenes show the bora
I burdmeut of a TurkUh town by the
Hussion fleet lu the Hlsck see. This
view was taken from the duck of it
Itusslan battleship and the detuile of j
loading tho huso guns, firing them.Igo., ,,, roiMK.ted vmMn, p.,.
and watching the results of their
I deadly accuracy are nil horribly ap
parent. A whole town bursts Into
I flames, and a new target is sought. A
' fteamnr Is sighted lu tho dlstanee
j making hurriedly for pott, and nt
!onco becomes the mrk of broadside
after bioadildo of volleys. Tho first
shots tear up tho water about the
. ship and the next instant the vowel
i Is slapped as by a vindictive Triton
la cloud of smoke sho lists grotes
I quesly shivers nnd splinters nnd
then settles sickening, head first to
her final nort 1
her final port.
Tho deadly French "(-centimetre
gun In action, a Riant steel bridge
I wrecked to prevent tho advance of
the enemy's troupe, the throwing of
hand xrenatles over the short dis
tance that separatee the Pretieh from
the German trenches, the new Kronen
aeroplane gun la action, and the dec-
j oraUui of those who gave their eyes
as toll to Mara, are but a few ef the
vivid scenes that make up this film.
Ttiainas Leonard, a llssbermau of
Portland. Is b.K In Medford and vl-
. . ... . , . ,
iinlt this M'l ultuinlng d.it.i mn-
I itriun,; our luiiibi r tru hi I
Travis
'. S 1 I
""Hi
n
strides lu America In rocont years."
he said. "Kor a long time golf did
no.t appeal to tho sport lovers, llnse-
ball, football and tonnls had n firm
hold. 1 was 3 I years of ngu before I
competed In n tournnmont. To mo
baseball was too strenuous. Golf, I
discovered, could bo plned with less
physical strain.
"Another good thing about golf Is
it can bo played ns well by tho youth
of ton years as by the mnn of TO.
"Father and son can go out on tho
links and spend a pleasant day to-
Ilnrlev Ailiims, who linn been look
ing enrol ullv over the valley fo
some wt'idiH with n view to detormin
inj; thu conditions geucnilly, return
ed thirt morning from u trip into the
Vi0M. ,Sprinh dihtriet
. ,.(- M,MCMl i (I...I ,1i-lHi,. '
n,,,,, :H ,i,i- i.,.- r... i .i... c
l -...-.... -.. - "" - -
down Iheie," wild Mr. Adams. "The
Hjuurninm ut ino iwuin in nmny
(M0CK tH yo, , xrept ,0 ,)(r
nuu.hir, to plow. The iwclia
nnit iw
lUtstllllMI fit I lit.
".,.,,, - 1f ltn, -..ji : ,i1M, ......
oontinin..! Mr. a.,.. "i.- ...,ui,i.ui
j. ,,, i,,,!,! ,i1B 1.-r,1f11i i, ,,. p.
,ltm, i,, ,BWI1H,lini. Tho
to(l. pnjpimjio,, ws l(0,,n 0t.m,m
iiy fHVoruble to the vulle- 8o fnr,
t ul Him.0( ill(0 ,u, K,oumi ,m,i js
Iminw l.ul.l ll.i
"" 'P '' 1..VT.1-,
"It is yet too enrly to cultivate the
moiI in uiHiiy pnrto of that section,
cspoeinlly for sugnr beet culture, in
which onuc.tho ground must be suf
ficiently thy to pulverixo readily on
the surface, lu chuck where there in
no hiudpnn to interrupt the opillnr.v
movement of niointHre upwHid from
the water pin lie, the present outlook
is excellent. Continued drouth, how
over, purine: the spring months will
brinjt Hhont h condition thnt will re
ipiirv uplefnnlnl irrigation in June
Hllil .lull I'.ir itiuiirft.iiiu tV viul.l in
to reiy oi uirfiiee moist uni hIIo-
gcthcr. In that case, irrigstion will I
Ue the only Mireguatd. June nnd '
lul.v are the eritienl month), in crop
growth and maturity in this valley."
OBITUARY. i
xvmttim v'iTrOZ. af Oret
od to the groat beyond Thursday
afternoon, March 8, at 1:30 p. m.,
at his home on Lake creek, at the
age of 7P years, ti months and 11
days.
Mr. Harlow was horn nt Uock
Island, III., Aug, ST, lSlfl. and cross
ed the plains lu 1852 by ox team,
THEY REFUSE TO EAT
At pcrtfxls in most childrcns" lives
meywii ." '
,0 cat cven ,he delicacies prepared to
I- ... i-. Zl r1!. I lUnfa Hltil erjkfllC?A
tempt their appetites. 'J hcylatk; am
bition, and growth seems impeded,
which causes anxiety and worry.
To compel them to eat is a grave
mistake, because nutrition is impaired.
I Iealthfu! exercise in f rcJi air and sun
shine is important, but equally import
nt U a spoonful of Scott's KmuUion
dtretc times a day to feed the tissues
and furnUh food -energy to improve
their blood, aid nutrition and sharpen
their appetites.
The
buhiy eonceaj-alKi tnoiictMsi-
food in (fcott's I'.n.utsion suppli the
J57 rail. r. u nv-,.i -... up
thnr htrrngtb fU. nli li x.ott itw
f frm jk u,)
6 Sv H u lu-- ' i l5
HEAVIER
RAINFALL
AT WILLOW SPRINGS
gothor. In no other branch of sport,
swimming excepted, can this bo ac
complished. "Tho fact also that women con ex
col nt tho sport Is another reason
for Its present popularity. Many of
our best golfers are members of tho
fair sex.
"The prosont American courses nre
In the majority, too easy. I look
forward to tho time when tho bun
kers will bo nrrntigod so tho duffer
mid good golfer cntt play them. There
should he uu easy and n difficult way
of negotiating each hole, uxcopt, of
course, tho short ones."
Uolf enthusiasts tho world ovr aro
concerned In finding out whethor or
not tho champion Intends to compoto
In the various tournaments of tho
coming season. To all questions of
this nature tho Chirdon City veteran
answers with a smile.
settling lu tho Wlllnmctto valley near
tho prcsont stto of Albany.
Ho mnrrlod Mss Elizabeth Ilald
wlu, daughter of tho lato Thomas
Ihildwlu of Hrownsbaro, Oregon, In
tho year l.SGfi. Tho deceased, If ho
had a lived a few months longer
would hnvo celebrated his golden nn
nlvnrsnVy. ,
Mr. Fnrlow lnovod from Albany to
this valley In lp7l, mid has lUed
hero ever since that time. He was
a mnn of sterling qualities, nnd his
lose cnu not be soon replaced. He
""B "" V1 "'" HUiiiiiir lacmin in
was ono. ?t' tho Kovornlug factors In
!,I,J onrly.hffnlrs ef tho county, and
.... .. l.t. ...... .1 I.. ...... .. A ...!
noted for bis sound Judgmont and
sunso of fairness. He hold several of
fices In this county.
He is survived by his wlfo, three
sous and one daughter.
The Interment was made lu the
Ilrownsboro cemetery, Itev. J V
Klunoy, of Lake, offlolatlnx.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY TRY THIS!
8ays o'as of hot water with
phosphate before breakait
washes out poisons.
To sco tho tinge of hoalthy bloom
cfenrer and cleurer, to wnko up with
out a headache, bnokauho, coated
tongue or n nasty broath, lu fact to
feel oiir host, day In mil day out, Just
try Ineldo-bathlnK every morning for
one wook.
Jlefore breakfast oaoh dayT'drlnk n
glass of real hot wator with a teaspoon
fill of llmeetono.phosphalo In It as a
harmless means of washing from tho
stomach, liver, Milunys and bowels tho
previous duy'u indlgeeilblo wasto,
M)iir bile ami toxins; thus cloauslng,
sweoteulng and purifying the entire
alimentary canal beforo putting moie
food into the stomach. The notion of
hot water and limestono phosphato on
an orapty stomach Is wonderfully In
vlajorutlntf. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations. Kee und acidity imiiI
glvos ouo u sideudld uppeilto for broalt
fast. A quarter pound of llmostone plios
phate will cost Miy little nt ilia drug
More but Is sufficient to dtnuonatrato
that Just as sosp nnd hot water
cleanse, sweeten nnd freshens tho
nkln, so hot water nnd limestono phos
phato act on the blood nnd Internal or
'nns. Tlioso who are eubject to con
etlputl.n, bilious attacks, ucld stomach,
.rheumatic twinges.' ulso those whoso
'ektn la eal'ow and comploxlon pallid,
'nro ns'surod that ono week of Insldo
Lathing will bsvo thgni both looking
nnd feeling better In ovor way.
Medford Taxi Go.
ax m:iti: AxyriJiK."
A Share of Your Patronage Solultod.
Phone HH.-S.
Medford House Mavers
NEW FIHM
.MOVKItS OP HOUSItS, IIOir.HHH,
IIKAVV MACIIINKKV, KYO,
gATI8KACTOItY SBUVICIt
Phono 1KH-.M
.MOI'ri.T A. IIUItKH AIIDT
Hl'J ti. .NentoMii, 7U7 Y. 1 Itli it.
How "Tiz" does comfort tlrod,
burning-, calloused feet
and corns,
noed-bye, sere fwt, burning feci, swol
len ft, tender feel, lird (Mt.
uoou-nyc, earns, cmiioimo, minions and
raw t.eU. fo more shoe tlphlnns, no
nmre limping with twin er drawing up
your fac In ogunv. "TU" is mneiwil.
J rte right off. "Tit" draws out sff the
I immonoui cxiulotleni wldeli pulf up tho
' ft. Vte "lis" sml irwr mller ho.
i to "iii" and forgot Jour feet mlicr).
Ah I how comfortable your feet fnl.
Oct a a.enl lxx of "Tir" now nt
nry drugelst or department store. Don't
niilfiT. Have good feet, uUd feet, feet
tliul never swell, never hurl. nvt uct
tired. A year's foot cumfort cusruutwd
or money rciumlcd,
a i
E3BtSSBSt
BABY SHOW TODAY
AT HOLLAND HOTEL
Itaby contest starts today ntj
the Holland hotol at 1:30 and will
coutlnuo until flvo o'clock. Tho con
test Is to bo conducted along entirely
now lines from thoso of any over held
In this city. Special attention Is to
bo given to the welfnro of the moth
ers nun babies and nn ixtra num
ber of nurses and doolors will bo
present; so thcro will bo no delay
that would cause tho babies to he
conio impatient nnd nervous. No
doctor or nurso will have any possi
ble chnnco to know any baby by Its
name, ns thoro will bo a number at
tached to each baby. Kvorythlng will
be ilone to make tho examination ns
thorough ns possible with tho one
object In view of pointing out to
mothem anything- that will ho for tho
hettorment of her child. Should tho
slightest defect ho found, It will bo
marked on n special card and attach
oil to tho scoro card. Ago limit, 18
months.
H(
OMEM to me is
thar's real
cookin entirely
pipe smoke.
When You Buy
Raisin
You exnect to tfet
JnT i -!' - -..-i: '-n I
flVRfn TTS?i:-Cl I
liflWfisiV
sikfJ 1 y)
RAISINS in it, not the name.
OUR Raisin Bread contains NINETY
POUNDS of Raisins per barrel of
Flour.
"Count the Raisins"
Cakes for Saturday
- Fresh From the Oven
Nut Cakes, each .:'.... .'. 30c
' Gold'Cakes, each ........,.,.!. '. 30c
Layer Cakos, each
Silver Cakes, each
lJ'ronoh Pastry tk ivaU
NURMI BAKING CO.
MAKERS OF BUTTER-NUT AND PAN-DANDY
BREAD
"JoMrnMlini in California,"' Jv
.Mm I Young, wn fiwt nillihml
in llif Shu Frown Chronicle Janu
ary 10, lttl'i. to MftiHlfzo the fiftieth t
Mtiiiivr)nn ni the fnumlation of the
paper by I'hnrles nnd 11. II. do
Voting, the present proprietor. It
"" "" . ,..,...
ptibliofllion nttrnctcil oorwidoniblo nt
tntitlou nl the time, oanacinllv in odu
tendon nl the titno, ospacinllv in odu
CRtionttl eireles, and it iMtunnce in
booh ftinn is mulnly duo to the fuel
that the hendx of collogeti of Jtuini
nlim were urgent in their request
thnt it bo put into convenient shape
for the use of Minimis.
"Jounuvlism in California" is omo
thhijr mofo tliiui it.s title implies. It
is, in funt, n history of San Fran
cisco, for in referring to tho pnrt
pluyed by tho pross in tho develop,
meut of the citv nnd the stuto of
Cnlifoniln, the author found it ox-
podiont to tloscribc at Home length the
principal events thnt mnrked their
grovrlh, dwelling with moro partiim
lnrity on the occurrences in tho me
tropolis. In nddition to tho blogrnphicnl
mention of those plnving- their pnrt
I in the history of San Frnneiseo
joumnliMu there nro n number of
skutehoK of prominent Cnliforninns,
accompanied bv hnlf-toiio it traits
of the subjects. Tho book i well
indexed nnd will bo n welcome nddi
tion to lliA libraries of tho prim
ni'wspnperti of the country, on whoso
shnlvcH.it vill find n place.
DOt'dhAS. Arii., Mnr. 9. General
P. Hllns Callcs, mllltnry governor of
Bonora, who'nrrlvod nt Agun I'rlcta,
tho Mexican town opposite hero lato
today said ho had coma personally to
supervise tho campaign against Frnu
clnco Villa and his forces should they
enter Sonorn.
some place whar
affection air good
surrounded by
vNE of the greatest
"comforts of
of
VELVET. For
VELVET'S age
mellowed flavor puts
the "seasoned" taste
into every
pipeful.
ftjiitftlftuietiauo&.
Bread
a bread with
the
....1
,:. 30c
30c
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i4tti
&
SSSSSSLTt
IF SICK OR HIS
Tonight! (Icnii Your Itotvcl nnd
Stop llcnilnchc, Colds, Hour
Htomnrli.
Out a 10-cent bos now.
Turn tho rntcnlt ottt-the hcad
atue. biliousness, IndlRestlorT, Oio
elck, sour stomach and bad colds
turn them out tonight nnd keep them
out with Caranrots.
Millions of tnon and worripn. take
a Cascarot now nnd then nnd never
know tho miser)' caused by a lair
liver. cloRgcd bowels, or an upset
rttomnch.
Don't put In nnothor day of dis
tress. Lot Cascarcts clcanso your
stomach; rotnovo tho sour, fcrniont
Ing food; take tho excess bile from
your liver and carry out all the con
stipated waste matter and poison In
tho bowels. Then you wilt feel great.
A Caeacrnt tonight straightens you
out by inornlnK. They work whllo
yott sloop. A 10-cont box from any
drtiR store menus a clear head, sweet
stomach and clean, healthy liver anil
bowol action for months. Children
lovo Cascarcts because they never
gripe or sicken Adv.
Safety Razor Blades
Can bo Successfully
RE-SHARPENED
85,000 sntisfit'd customers
testify Hint
Ono Firm in tho West
Does It
30c A DOZEtt Any Mako.
Strnight ftnzors Ke-Kdged
35 Cents
.Represented in Mcdford by
Heath's Drug Store
Sanitary Sharpening Co.,
Edge Exports. Berkeley, Cal
CO! SAGE TEA IN
IR TO DARKEN IT
Grandma kept her locks datk, glossy,
thick with a mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.
Tiio old time mixture of Sago Ta ami
Rulliliur for darkening uray, streaked
and fiuloil litilr is Kraniliuutlicr's treat
ment, and folks arc ii,iiin using it to
keep tlxlr hair a t",K,, ucn ctdor, which
Is quite senilblc, an we uxe living in nn
ago when a youthful acpcarauco is of the
pcatcst ailvanUipe.
Nowadays, tliouyh, wo don't have the
troubli'ioms tank of .ithsrins tho sara
and tho mumy mixing at homo. All
drug stores sell the roftdy-to uso product
called "Wycth's Sups and Sulphur Hair
Ibmuxly" lor aiout ou cents a uuue.
It I very popular bcaaiMo nolxxly can
illtcovcr It has been applied. Simply
innlttvn your comb or a soft bruth " Ith It
ini'l draw this Ui rough your hair, taking
,m small strand nt'a timet by morning
tlio gruv hnlr dU.inpMri, but what de
lights tho ladles with Wycth's Baga and
Hiitplmr is that, licildea leautifully
darkening Ilia lulr after a few applica
tion). It alio produces that soft lustre
ud appearance of abundance which Is so
nttmctKe; Iwldos, prevents dandruff,
Itching scalp nnJ falling hair.
ain
This house has to bo sold
or torn down within throo
woolcs. leather than tear
down, will sell for $350,
$200 down, balance to suit.
It has 7 rooms, including
bathroom, bathroom fix
tures included; is piped for
water and sower, all connec
tions included, find wired for
electricity.
1 ouRo can bo scon at 217
N. Riverside
Call for koy at Colonial
Flats office, or phono QOO-L.
IF THEY'RE
Klein Made
THEY'FIE TAILOR HADE
MEDFORD TAILORS. 128 E. MaTh
Mmm).Kim,
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