IWOTC TWO
I0CAL AND
L' PERSONAL
Tin- Kpuurih l,tiij:r;i' ol tin- M-tl)o-rills
churi'li hit oI'Mrvinn 'Win My
"h m in" wed; wli h ni'-'fins at I lie
rhimll fVcrv ( Vf lliliu Mils Wfik roui-
hhiicIiik hi 7 : ::. Tln-m iii'vUmj
will lf oi' fulfil , t in vomiik iK"iii
or Ihe city n-.l uM iiir urn'd 10 t
Uuri. JaimiicMr; C(i !o Ptor, 3 0 North
(VntnU ;ivciim Im!!' liiucU from main.
TOVK il 11(1 ()lir(l,t) HO VtrlllUK. Toil
l'OO'.M OpOll ftftiM'MOfMlH,
Vi-rnon (;nntl-!l rii Orcuuii City 1
a liusiiHs;- visitor lu ihv city for a
IVw (l;tyn.
It' you v;uil to nii'l your I'riomlK
ii n in- box of SpitfiilHir applos. wi
liavfl tli'-iu at the C'o-tipfi'ullyf' Fruit
Association. Also miiiM' cooil rolls for
Iionic use.
A Irainlom! ol pontoon hrirtnes
be uteri hy tin? I'uileri Sialic fcovt-ni-iiM'iit
on l In1 Ah:J an bonier passed
t hroiiKb 1-iI; it:I Snnda morning.
Thr train was billed under a special
niaiiitt'Ht ami bad rial 1 of way over
all other tralt'ie.
Mrn, I.fiaeh, Corsets mado-to-order.
Ahrio-Support OoimH, nlBo belts. 32C
North Hartlett, Phono K3-J.
Charley llelller ol Klamath I'allH
is a buinesM visitor In Med ford.
The Uunj;alo Sinn", corner Kiver
side and .lacUson. I'lione Is.'i-H. Free
delivery. .1. W. Jneob.s & Sou's. l!Mti
Henry Wolf of Foots creek waH a
bushier visitor In tin city Monday
n Itotuoun.
Sen Dnvo Wood about that flro In
euninco policy. Office, Room 401 M.
F. k II. Midi?.
.larueH Woods of Cntnts I'asn visit
ed friends and attended to business
mattern in the cily .Momhiy.
Cntcs sells Ford enrs $-'00 down
and S-5 a month.
Frank llebo of Colesiiu Is spend
ing a few dii.VH In the city transacting
biiHiiiess.
"Tho Valloy of the Hngua," word!
and mimic 1 He. 200
V. O. l.ouKiiiire Is a business vls
"llor in the cily for a few days from
Yreka, Cal.
Katha Hoc. Hotnl Holland.
Alfred Thomas of (Irjiitls I'ass spent
Monday ullernooti in the ciLy on business-.
IV. T. (1. llolnn, practice limited to
oyn, oar, iioso, throat; planfioa fitted,
li S Fast Main, IMioiiw 'M),
MIsh Mary Fatou of (ileiidab- Is
spendlnjj; tin' week with Medford
friends.
Hakery Hoods at Ho Voe'a.
Marlon .lohns id" Marshfleld is
n nuiitK (he out of town visitors in
the city.
See tho Block labels curried hy the
Medford Printing Co., If you aro in
hurry,
II. I.. Potter of Redding. Cal., is
spending a few da? s in t he city on
business.
For tho best insurance bo Holmes
he. Insurance Man.
John It. Allen oT Medford is regis
tered at the Hotel Pori land. Portland,
Ore.
Three lutlal special Xnuis Kmhoss
Cil ntntionery at tho Medford Print
ing Co. Order early. Prices are at
tractive. Mrs, ;, K. .tolnisoii of M.-dford i-renM.-iv-l
Die Hotel Wahiimton.
Portland
Highest price paid for strictly
fresh ranch cukh. Cafe Holland.
Mrs. Kouer llenneli h;n lei' I for a
visit with irieutt lu Iowa and other
middle u estel ll points.
Mindless treatments for all diseases
scientifically ml ministered. Drs.
Hedges, :. Main st.
lb n Kripp b it Tuc-mI;' ler the
aM' i'n p,i;f of tin- coutil lnre In-
ill s:eii( f li i w inter trapidn.
Hi. Ktrchccssner will bp nt Hotel
Na-h everv "ednesda . Hours for
consultation. ID to :i
.1 II, C.u p. mi i.r C iMi.il puint p ni
Mfuola afieni'MHi in , liv mt. ml
iim li liiKi ii malt' T-i
(bt yntir Fnuraved Xtnas cards
lion. McdTortl P lutlai; Co. is s!iov
ii i: a beautiful line.
K"lir C;,i r of Hi!'. C..I . . nt tlie
V e.. , n- 111 ( ;:e i il it iii. I'ro-ttiN
Hicvcles' Motor- y Ie-' Parts nml
Sundries. H pet t repjiiriiit:. WorK
liiiurantcrd M. nnd X. Shop. Sp.ir;,i
bbl:;., new inanamvent.
,latii' h Foster of Port ei s v ilbv ('In ,
s sju-ndite.; a i w da.- in tltt' ehv on
I'C-uin -ss.
Typewriter paper of all ktndd nt
Medrord Ptiuting Co.
.1. .1 Pert oi peiolb ton i- speiid
I im a fe it.. i ii i be ii i in1'.
friends.
Pig rc in i 1 U shul.e at He Voe's.
lloWlUtl .1, lllulie of i;i;.ll-bu!'i.
'a:di . ,t a lM;;;in'.-..- i- n ot hi i a
cily. No cliai;:e for special cmboing
tlU'ii with the Ninas fane Ptadonery
Fold by the Medford Piinthn: Co. All
Rpechi! ordi , and is net carried iu
HtneK.
MN Mm.-h, 'I , 1... i;. o! K-i-,en.-is
upeiidll a e. .lav .-I'iii'
ford frien,;,.
Old pilot is for sab' at thi. oiftre at
20r for 1
j Mr. and Mrs. ,lj s T. Orvgury
! arrived in the city Tuesday inouiinK
J from Han .lose. Cal., and will ina';
iheir honor in Medford piTiolMieully.
Mr. Oregory rer. -ntU hoimhi an in
leresr in an orchard near Fagle Point
Oasolinc ami oil at in Voe'rt.
i Hereafter me P.iiciit,-,' Kitucnllonal
j bureau lu the public library building
i will Pe oneii W'edne, (iayr instead of
is.iinrilnvs. The bouts ale I com "::in
'.until n'elucu ji. in. Problems pecul
iar to pa rem, in their caie o! chil
idien of alt ages are discusn-d ami
hliose in charge u ill be jMa-I to we
!eome all v. ho are iuli.resle.l. There
' w ill In- occasioiial ronfereiices H ml
luogiams, and the net b;ib tc.-l, will
be hel,i as soon as porsibb- after Oie
bolida.w;.
Sweet cider at I)e Voe's.
The Alpha Delta obis of ihe Chris-
;Uau ehureh will uieot at the liome oi
Mrs. Mar ian l.ance. Iun!i Kast Main
.Thursday aUernoon. Ii is very intuh
desired that all members uf the ea.-.s
i be present.
j Personal engraved Xmas cards and
1 tuhossed Xma.s c.tationery at the Med
! ford Printing Co.
! Willis Oarbe is a Medford visitor
! for a lew days Iroiu Itorehurg.
Huttermilk, 1 tic gal. Do Voe's.
i Pat Houle of Han Francisco is in
j Medford today attending to business
i matters.
j The Itmmalow Heneral Mcrchjin
jdise store on the corner of Riverside
' and Jackson is now open for busi
ness. 2 (MI
J. R. Russell is a huiiu-ss visitor
iu the city from New York City.
"National Cutird" Rattle Cry oT
Peace. Words and Music, I ."e. 2-7
Karl Case of Ant ioeh transacted
business in tin1 city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willi it e have re
turned to their home iu Reagle, after
spending a week with Medford
friends.
Misses Lillian ami Viola Chapman
spent the week-end with their parents
at Antio'.h.
C. K. Itailey of Portland is in the
city for a few days.
.1. S. Lincoln arrived iu the city
Monday afternoon from Albany, Ore.,
for a brief business visit.
F. H. Johnson of Port land upon I
Monday a ml Tuesday in t lie city
transacting business.
W. A. Sharp of (Irants Pass is
spending a few days in the city v lu
ting friends and attending" to busi
ness matters.
II. D. lOversole Is a business visitor
in Medford from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. T, Molr Ferguson of
(irants Pass spent. Monday and Tues
day in the city. ! '
(icorge M, Hiown of Portland spent
Monday and Tuesday In lite cily at
tending to busieoh's mailers.
- II. C Seinpies i; a business visitor
in Medford for a few da?s from San
Francisco.
X. 11. Iit'iuham of Porihtml trans
aeted business in llieellv Mnnd.'i? and
Tuesday.
X. Y. Koseni.dd of Rochester. N.
.. t ransacteil business with h
merchants A ton day and Tuesday I
C. L. Centers of Weed. Cal.. is
amoni; the oii of town visitors in I
Medford this week. I
Ru hard L. Muskdorf of Prospect ;
a Medford visitor for a few das.
i S. A. .laruos of (Irants los is a;
j Medford vb-itor for a few days.
I Mr. and Airs. II. T. Ames of Kel.so.
' Wash., are spending a few da?s iu llu
ctt v visiting friends.
V 1 1. Norveson of Toledo. O.. is a
a business isiior in the eit lor the
lir-i part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C Y. Nilde o Sail
Lake City. Flail, and Allen Nil1. n
lorliand. arrived in the tit v;i,m!.f
I'Veiiing for a brief iav.
D. II. Fuller of Portland is anion:
the out of town bii-iness usiiors
in the city.
The Medlurd Chor.il Sim iet will
bold r heir regular reboaval at St
Mark's ball tonighi.
Horn
num. at :
vetnber i:
,1. Rail.
lol d VIMl
das.
To Mi
il Mr. W. H.
nil Hospital.
Par
No ll Me
i 1 J pound sou.
in. I R ltiadle are
trom Salem lor a
a i
ne d of Ar.j.le
lid 'it:;
da
m alien, Hnu to ,
lUiues liallt
i:
hi :
Mou.la and 'In..
t'vn-.trtin:; Pm-ito
Imni To Mr
Rf'-e ol t'hoi ni '
i lira
II fLue
i.b-.i t:i,lu
I'POI l- .1
lave
Miy e
':o' d uoi
olph aed
, -tack
i rin. r
idelilv. i
! Sat nr.la
m. i rrted
M.ss Miirl.il
of ( t ec.on
I
at 1
i I,, , I
I
nded t'eiu-.! j
il Mr. Dolf
i t- eoiat'lim j
Tlie Pad int.
d an
k,on, uhi.
"IfCdhlte di
mes V.uti e o
Hi
Ml
le. i
y I !
I". I'hiliip.i oi I',tii;,i,d K
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
M.EDFOH1) MATL TI7I.RTTNT1.
iUlt
UNABLE TO AGREE;
OBJECT 10 PACT
ATLANTIC CITY, N. I.. Nov. 1 I.
'k'orous oono-ilion tor!a by Li
Cabrera, chairman of the Mexican!
represeniai ten prevented a formal
agreement b the Me iean America (!
coinuiii-suoi on Ihe principle and es
fiitial points of Die plan fur the with
drawal oi liie American 1 roups from
Mexico ami oiluT fjiiestious that have
arisen between the two countries.
1 1 be-ame !,imui I oil a v t lull e--lei
da v w !i;le All. ( 'abiera u;h in
I'ImIihI. nleiriuu uilh l
Nicto, -uh-ci-relai v o (be ilejiait
meiii o I ina nee, Ca rrn n.aV- i:er
Ivvo rejiie-ehLilive-. nlhl the Atueri-r-ail
eoniMll'lnner- entered into nn
."jl'eeliielil llieli I lie Meie;uw lie
lii'Md would be ratified hy .Mr. Cali
'era. W hen ( '.ihrern a ppca red he
lore the eouiaii-mu ludny. however.
i!h
i"'
,1 iii
im lit iilul tni' iu
('lllllil -Miiit'i'--.
-,,1 II.
tin.
.I ,
'(-.Iiir;
i,v l!u
' Tlii
( .ilii ,M
iiiim-l ill.' il;in ii'jriri
i,l lu-r lun Moii-iin.
1 1 IU' H'l-l t'll 1 It 14 1 M 111 lV
i.- Ill-lil'Wll til IlilW' ll!'M
i lti 111 J l l- lilli'l' NIIIIV I
i-iliiill wlirlc il siiliitiiill i,f till'
rniitiiiniil ii'utili'iii i-iiliuiit
lll'lll-ll I'.M' M'MTIll il;i nt li-at
FIRE WALL TESTS
WASlllNOTON, Nov. I L- -Fire
tests or all kinds of building walls
and partitions, which are expected to
have an important liearim; on all lire,
resisting building construction, have
been arranged by the 1'nlted States
Mureau of Standards. They will be
carried out with a newly Installed
panel furnace, recently constructed in
the bureau's laboratories here, which
is the niosl com p lei e and largest
plant for such work ever built. De
tails of the lesls, such as types and
dimensions of partitions, temperature
to which they are to be exposed, time
of exposure to fire, the water test to
which the heated pnflttious should be
subjected and ol her 'regulations have
been worked out by a committee rep
resenting the American Institute of
Ai'ehltocls, the American Society of
Testing Materials, the National Hoard
of re Fnderw riters. the Associated
.Metal Lath Manufacturers. Ihe Cyp
sum Industries Association, the Na
tional I .rick Manufacturer's- Associa
tion. I he Associat ion of A merit an
Port hind Cement Maun fad u n-rs, 1 he
' j Fire Fndei writers' La'ioraloi ies, the
American Concrete Infinite, (be Na
tional Fire Protection Association and
the National Lime Manufacturer-; As
sociation. f Voii'K,
:eni M. Fl.eJer,
ad tti)r;:nale. a
I'oiin.l on npier F
1 1.
! the
Willi
- la
;dued
the
-l.ium.tuip.
Tin.
hie re- nielli Ii
!er-!o..,l M ( -mm
-ion in ii
if ei-tnei .
I'i.iub r
inn! make 1
Fla-jler. x, I,,
etl.l
hi
cue. Mr-..
eptltc ! I
lie W.olb Itetueeii
"0,0110. OPO, - to be
to .lu.i-je ;..b. rt
; I ill. .
Dry, Hoarse or Painful
Coughs Quickly '
Ended
Hoiur-MnUr ltcmrtl ihtit Su
lou 1 l In Work
'l'tiiirMiiKl'l-
'l be prompt and p.otivc arii.-n e: this
iiii'b . iii. xpeiin i- Imiim- in.nb- i - lie ih in
O-I P b-jillliL' the llllkiliieii oi -vvollell
I ;i;,p in-iin.iaii. - ol tie il.ioul. i liest r hum
; lo.il tube- and bit -akinj up ti;,hr
!i,-uvl., bat eatc-rd tl lo Pi- ih. d in iiioik
. have I b"tu l nun um oilier oMcjd r.-iindv .
! 1 i ils bealliej. elltllinJ in riuctH-e.
" ih I rie-t --oreii. yoes, phlcylli k.eiw.
bl'eal liiliL.' I'', .-in, h , tidier. I le!.li1l 111
t n.it !.opi mil ou ye I a u"U loynt s
-ui:l ' h ep. '1 be loanil t In .al and
i -t i.diU me oiniiie:cd bv it in -!
tl.'lH" Ol' l.-i '. .M'lIMM li'-l il l LU I'l'Ml
iliitis. Iteat .ein.--s efonp. w!nM.i.nej
etui-.;1,. 1 i "lu ll ia 1 a ?t liuia or w inter
',"!:M'" , . . . .. , ,
lo uuike hi-, splenihil con :h f-vrup.
j,er J ' eiiu, t ot" PllH V t 'O cents
.el-, p-.lo a Mill Oel tie Ith.l Oil lie'
oltl- wita nl.iui etaimbited -iil;h rtip
u,l -h.il.e tli..r..ii'jblv. im llu-n lorn-
Diniilx -iipph
rue tbiin
:li
, im.i Li
mind i
. e.-mbi
N trv. rtv
;;iuie(iid
d W.t'l
,.r!d e,
.rt, i
d
..1
..mi tin n-
ll'il-."i ef l'l
.1 d.-n't r.i
It.ed t'
.i llC Il
MEIYFORR ORKflOX. TUESDAT. XOVEMTIEK It.
NEW SENATE FACES
PHILANDER C. KNOX
rrnusvlvulllil ( I. I'P.)
RAILROADS BREAK
RELATIONS WITH
XKW YOltK. .Nov. 1 1. Tho nian
;itrs couitnittt'o or llu- railroads, fol
lowing tin? breaking oil' yestrrduy of
its iron fore lift; wit Ii the brol liorliood
heads on the applicat ion of tho Adam
son oiL-lit-hour law, continued de
liberations it loill Wi'la;
sossion. Nothing wjis
to whether there won
c, inference bet ween t lie
I fie brol hei'hood n pr
it was reported i !,ai t b
ff t her in a r-'.h itii.it on
ini.; the week win il tin
h.-'a rinu on : be I- ;..
in exorntive
atinounced as
d be anot her
;iilne t
1 C01II4
me dur-
essiolial I
i.r
t'Ol.X
Chi
!road here ;
( ami. liiti liu
;i on
and
f.-d
today filed suit
lo lest the il;s
i.Miu ei ibt -hour la
railed Slates ;i, u-iet. Ailorm
ami :eera! ruiiroad men are
as defendant s. , tem por:i r
t inn asUed to restrniu Allen
others from nnorcin fh" law
Allen
l
I the
fP 30Rt,bW0tl.trl,
iVjV tires feet
AT ALL DRUR 5T:
TOBE3 2'- Jan.1. EOC
"si T
y
i ; r n i a, lii'
weied 'i:i:v
$50.00
l'or
i i atikl
a t c 1 1
tl; is new model.
ciaim.
. the m a(e?t combimtMon of
a 'no-.:. ;,t the price.
-on: is'T
IT 111' l TUT I.
the e
flan
at ion t hat seems
,i Inn1 t o w hum
wall h in Atneri-
b.irt it to utl
r,.M-, e h;io
from eve
beaiiiiiul
Cil IS S!,' I!
in its I'I'dwi
iust unpack
See (lie
l.tt i
Mlli
ed them.
New linn
Martin J. Reddy
Til I-
M . ill
.ii v, ri.i i:.
N i-ilei' il!
allty.
t' I- ' 3
A"s': " tl
ClHiHG
IHlOlll' Klnnil llt'ill.)
WASH! ViTuX. N,.v. II. Tin-1
!';'1!- '! lee.i.n., ,-;,,) ij AMUSEMENTS
!.v illU'sliu.-li! i. l:e ie,!.i ; N'ent B w'.-i;iPfT?Wr g
ot ;i'.-fie;i;i. -eic'l'i-l.. 'I 'f K:
1 vy fci- i
( Y. 'I 1 Wf R
VV J H .-cr 3
SEVENTYI.W.W.'S
HI SEATTLE
SKATTI.K. V:i-li., N,.v. 1 I.--S..V-I'.ily
imiiibi'i- i,l' I li- Imlii-lrinl
Wi rl c-r- i,f llic Wi.ilil liu wi-ri- in
tin' ;i 1 1 v!i.i -ii t In I'.viifl t , N'ii
v lii-i' .'i. In luilil ;i Iri'i' -pi Il iiir'ol-
Uf! il llllll I'll'JII'ai'll ill II llllltlu Wltll
II llUlll' I Ill Kx'lrll
l'. er,'ll in v, liii-li
il. wi-ie iiinnnliv
-l'l ll IIH'II Wl-lf kill
I ,-ii.i .'.-,l l.nl.-iv V. illl lltlillH't'tll iielit-
lily lv llu- ini-i'i iit iliL' nlliiniev ni
Kili eiililllv. 'I'lie He'll llnve lieen ill
lliil here ever inre they were :iri'i'-l-i
il mi I'i'luniillj: l lnlll Kvcl'ett nil ihe
nine IkiiiI t Iim t IhiiL lliein there, liail
lnr the ni'i'll-eil llieli u;l ii.eil III
ii.VIO. eueli on Ihe new elinl'm'.
Mi-. Kiliili l''reiiel!e. who has lieen
lli hl ill ,i:.ti iii-re -inee Noviiillier ." lor
aihieil ,arii,-ipaliiill in ihe rio! at
llvereit on ilial ilay. wa- I'niiiially
r!iai'.M'il ill Nii.iliiuni-h einlilly Juility
ivilli a--anll in the first ileree. am!
was removed In Kverell. Iler tiial
was sci 1'tn- Nnemlier 'J7. Mi's.
1.,,1'H.l Mahler, wile nf l lie 1,,1-al ee-i
n-lary-lreasiirer of the I ndii-t rial j
Wmke'.s. ;ia! Mis. ,l,ii-e I'elrrs. wh
I'll
'SYRUP BF FIGS" IF
TONGUE IS COATED
r Cross I-Yvci hh, Sick, liilioiis, I'lran
Little Afv and Innvt'ls.
C'hildreii love this "fruit laxative"
and nothint; else cleanses tlie lender
stoiuatli, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play
inn to empty the bowels, and the re
sult is. they become tightly olimRcd
with waste, liver pots sluttish, stom
ach sours, then your little one be
comes cross, half-sick, feverish, don't
eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is
bud, system full of cold. has sore
throat, stomach ache., or diarrhoea,
listen. .Mother! See if tonno is eoat
ed then Mvo a teaspoonful of "Cali
fornia Syrup of Kips,'' ami in a few
hours all the contsjputed waste, sour
niammers and 1UU, UIulie.ested food pnssi's out of
etualiv.s. but j,ySUmi 1MH y01l iiavi a well, pkiy
v inilil be to- rn, pi.n,, .i;!.tin
Millions of mothers ive "CaMfor
uia Syrup of Kiys.'' because it is per
fectly harmless; children love it, and
it never tails to act on the stomach,
liver ami bowels.
Ask your druuist for a ."ii'-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Kius.''
which has full directions Air babies,
children of all aues and for urown
ups plainly printed on the hot de. He
ware of counterfeits sohl here, del
the aniline, made by "California Kit;
Syrup Company," Refuse any other
kind with contempt. -Adv.
The Dramatic
Sensation
of the Season
Win. S. Hart
In Inee' liMi.oiiii :
'iipei Ii
The
Captive
God
Al!
il W,
el I
II II.'.
-lei M
111 rill
Il;i
mill!
mill Hie l
lite N. ill, ,ti.
Keystone g
,'t l!"e re;ii oiil-M , !e iin-l..
,1- il'.. i'illle.1
PILLS OF PERIL
TOMORROW
Liltlr Lee Kid.lics and
Viigit.ia Pearson in
-D.ne-Devil K.ite"
Page
Southern
Oifdon's
Greatest
Place ol
Amusement
i V
1010
wcri' nrri'-fci! nu ill
wi'if n'lriit',1 'nun
ill' llu lint.
liillll.V. II"
il :i'jiiinl
ml
111
i-luirui'.- liiAinu I"
l Iit'iii.
rii
Larrl Jumps to 20 Cents
I'oiei'l.ANI). Un-.. Nv. I 1
(ji t-
....I l,nuiii'ii',w In,:. l li;ifd L'U OI'lltK
;t pntiiHl fur laril
ii,l In lie Ihe 111 Lill-
esl price ever j;ivi'n for il lieri
lerdiiv it mill for IU eelils.
',.
e ik.Ii r
t'ni mer nuriiiiil eoliililinlis l:ird
for I - iind l -i ei'lils.
MlUI
Haiiiinq Costs Beilucivl
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Iinnlinu pii'i'ni'i' in iinil limn
ll.llli- ol' llu' I'lilllllrv i reiluee,
I III
the
Milli-il
. 'J.'i I'i'llU pi'l- Inll-lllll'
Gall Stones, ramer and fleers of
the Stoniaeh and Intestines, Auto-ln-toxii
atiull. Yellow .lailuilii e. Appen
dicitis and other fatal ailments re
sult from Stomach Trollhle. Thous
ands of Stomach Sufferers owe their
complete recovery to Mayr's Wonder
ful Itemed)'. I'uiike any other Tor
Stomach Ailments, l'or sale hy drus
ntsts everywhere.
Pai
Southern Oregon
("OiCii-eiiti'sl plact of
k A iiiufiiu'iit.
SAT. NIGHT N,Z
Mi-s I!. Shnlu-it I're-enls a
Wlinle of n i.niiL'li Hit
(Not .1 Motion Picture)
A .mil.' iil'.hiiiiiliter I'r,, m rie to
lull el' enii:iin. Urinilinl 1'lni;-li-h
enl.'
MAIL ORDERS NOW
Seat Sale Thursday. Nov. 18
Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
HOBSON'S
CHOICE
Special Return Engagement
Wednesday T 00 01 Mais 2:15
Thursday IwV. Z-ZNjghts8:15
ELLIOTT & SHERMAN PRESENT
D. W. Griffith's Gigantic Spectacle
I8.GC0
PEOPLE
(.y.v.vs
COST
$500,000
FULL
EVE. Lower Floor, first 14
rows. 75c: last 4 rows. SI. 00.
Balcony, first 8 rows. 50c: hal
anre 6 rows 25c.
THEATRE
MEDFORD
ge
II 111, 1.1
in i: i
( (l.-S MTI'DMIOIS SI'l'CT.U LE
f - 1 mm, n j
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100
PrTTARABS- CAMELS, HORSES THE
EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD
Biggest Attraction Ever Seen in Medford
. m . i i I is (A M'lM , I). VIN OK
in riling lo ciili-iilatiui
ul' (lie ilrimrlini'iit nl' u;
(iit Mi.M)Tni:ics .ii:ir-ixi's
Our sran.linolliers were wise In tli
vlriuci, of tho lierlj of the field. Thi-
used to Blither and store roots awl
i IICI UH mm "e mriu iu tu.v ,uu un
I nienlH ol ineir ihiiiiihii. wuiiuuuui
thoroiiKliwiirt, sage, rue, .ainoinile -the
llt mlsht tia on and on of Ih
heiilllin plains with whieh llle' jl,
i us raiiitllar. . '
i Now tllelr KI'lllKlilullKliters get Hi
;exlriu'ts from Just sueh good old rout
I mill lierlis. from the nearest drugcisi
j ready prepared for use. One sin
I ineilkliie. w hieh women find best In
(heir ow n ailments, is the well know
l.yilia 10. l'liilihnurs Vegetuhle Con
pound. Adv. '
AMUSEMENTS
STAR
MEOFORD'S
Cosv Photoplay
THEATER
PLAYING
BLUE BIRDS FEATURE
Love Never
Dies--
Based on
Mendelssohn's
Spring Sony
ST.uun.xu
Ruth Stonehouse
Tin1 mot :rm'ot'ul dmiseue
iiinotiii M-recn ni'tists, iiilerjirel
iny the Spring Sony; in the film.
VIM COMEDY
THE CHALK LINE
Cominq Thursday:
Mae Murray
in
"The Dream Girl"
Southern Oregon's Greatest
Place of Amusement
3000
HORSES
S6X3
8 MONTHS
TO MAKE
Ollil I'lli.ll:
if l'.U'llS
rii'iilf uri'.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PRICES
MATINEES Balcony. 25c:
Lower Floor, 50c. Not reserved.
SUNDAY
NIGHT
Nov. 26
HKillT cms
PRICES: $2, $1.50, $1, 50c. Mail Orders Now