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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFonn matt; TnrnuxE, medfort), ' OREGON'. FRIDAY. DKCEMDER 22. 1010 TOCAL AND PERSONAL There will ls a dionofiraidiie con cert at the i. unlk library Sinday af ternoon Ntaei-n j am! C o clo. k at which tiiiic Christum music will he played. Christina.-) mixed candies from ;0c up at Drown'. Mij-s Clinlvs Williams returned to licr Uonie at Hoebur;.; Friday n-.orn-IiiB alter HenJ!n? a week in tiie city visiting friend.-. 654 l'hone IlealtTa Drug Store. J. j. Aiditon of Di-r'-v was in M-d-ford Friday sttendini; H business jmutters. ! Sweet claer at De Yoe's. ' Howard Joncg ol Klamath Falls ar rived iu the city Friday morning to spend the Christmas holidays visiting friends. llrown's headquarters for eaudy cane.. K. T. Kahn of San Francisco, Oal., 1h spending a few days in the city on bbflinePfl. Old papers for sale at this office, at !0c for 100. Mr. and .Mrs. .1. T. KoVrts arrived In Medford Friday morning and will i peud the holidays with relatives near Phoonix. .John K. Norton If a business vis Itor in the city from Taronia, Wn. H. G. Frederick of Portland is among the out of town business visi tors In the city. You remember the picture i'.iat we Bold at a sale for 3u'c a short time aso They were worth up 10 $"..''). V.'e have a few left and whi! they last we will sell at cent. Heatlu- Drux Store. Opposite N'asli Hotel Miss .Marion Koss of Dunsimilr, Cal. is In Medford for a few days visiting: friends. For your old home friends. "The Valley of tho Kosue." lGc. 203 Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Pehrow of San Francisco, Cal., are Medford visitors. Great values In pictured, the last of the line at 23 cents. Worth up to $3.50. Heaths Dnig Store, opposit? Nash Hotel. 2:: 4 Mrs. Geoiue-Weslley of Yrefca. Cal. client Thursday and Friday In this city shopping. See the "bin stick" In the window at Brown s. , It. K. Maynard is a business visi tor In the city from Chicago. Ur.JHcine, rdiyiiiclan and sargeon. Specialty, eye, ear. nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. John Wilson of Glendale was in Medford attending to business mat tors Friday. Fancy huskets and hoi candies n( llrown'B. J. AV. Roberts Is a business visitor Jn the city from San Francisco. Cal. - See Dave Wood anout that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. V. & H. Bldg. Misses Klhel and Roberta Johns of Klamath Falls spent Thursday and Friday In Medford shopping. For the best insurance see Holmes j he Insurance Man. Osmau R. Hill, of Crescent City. Cal., js a Medford visitor for a few days. Fresh Graham at the Russ Mill. Get my prices on Olympic flour. -Miss Dctilah Warner. who Is a teacher in the public schools at Sloe ton. Cal.. returned to Medford Thurs day evening a spend the holidays with relatives. Fresh chocolates at He Voes. .Mr. and Mis. J. T, Hopkins ol Port land arc spending a few days in the city en a combined business and pleas ure i.lp "Tho Valley o? the Rogue." Words and music. K.c. 2S7 Tiie liKtit and r and tin- f Mi nn ee toiniiiiltees of tt:e c::y council wi.l met t Kri.lav evenillc. to clear up ft larse amount of iintlui.-1'.ed busi ness. Thcie will dc no co'in-il niict. Ins beore the first of the year and the ur.fini: hed i'u.Mne will be han dled bi coninilttees so that the ti:y VooKs I1K be halan-id up for !le year. Big r.c milk shakes at I Voe'a. Gordon Kn-Kht arrived in the clt l'tidac mnrniui; fr.m l.ofli, Cal , and M-ets n .!''' bis home in tl-is vi cinity. Gates sells Ford carti 1200 down and l-'j a month. noli I'elo-i.,. returned Friday rcorri Ing from Stanford uufwr-dty, wh.-re during; the year l.e r.:ado an r;ivlv!" atlileii reputation p'ayim: on the varsity ruitiiy team. flivkerr toons a; fie Voe't. John Pari .-r. who has Wei welk in on a r.imh ntvr Kacb' Point, left I'ridav moiulni for Ccti'r.iii.i. Wa-h . where he will p.;ui Tf-.t hohd.-t's vis it fuit i elut ivcs. Paths :.c. Hot. Holland. Capuin A. J. Vance. i.!e le-i-.ar-tf Foss and lieiul t:ae ri--'-ied an lu-vliatb.-n t n'litiil ibe t.-te N.,iien:il ;uard conveni!..in nt l-r-i;u-id. l-c 29. .nd WIN ie.ive Mull-H T:iarda , Hec. Gasoline and oil at He Voe'a. Floyd Hail i;nrn-d t.. M. l'ord Friday from piueue hre i.e attend the Vrivomlty n( Oieou. Mrs. Georjte Mausfield and Miss Margaret Mansfield of Prospect, were in Medford shopping Friday. Mrs. I.eaeh Barrier, corsets. Phone 6S3-J. 3C0 X. Bartlett. George Gates returned to Medfurd from the l uivemity of Oreson F riday and will sptnd the holida-'s in the citv. Buttennllrt, lnc pal. l' Voe' 1'rod Sirjns of Ho-'-'urs ar-' rive In the rily Kri!uy t?vpuing and sr-tiJ the ho!ti;is in the city . with hU ,arei,t.-, .Mi. and Mra. Chas, j .Strung. Christmas baskets, chlua, silk?, itea. Jiatiis, to s, wood ware, all kinds t novelties, direct from Japan at Jap lane Curio Store, north Manns storo. 227 C!a!r S !oy ret'irnf-d from Stan ford univorMty Fiiddy morning and will -pnd V., holidas with his par- Ut'xall line of Christinas ftatlonfry is the lest and at the lowest price. W'vH Side IMiarmacy. 224 Bruce B;uk of the Blue Ledpe is a Medford vifftor and will remain for t;tf holidays. Hoaths Drug Store, opc;n niphts this week. 2.14 Karl flu':.' bard :md Waltt-r lirown wiil rdurn to MtUord Saturday morning irons Corvalltr1. where they arc iittendint; the O. A. C. Nothing Ik-IUt than a box of Whit man's candy for your Christmas din ner. Wet Side Tharmacy. 23 4 Fred Dodse of (.rants Tass was a busincsfi visitor in the c ity Friday. A kodak U the tno.t acceptable gift for Christmas, prices $1.25 up, at Went Side Pharmacy. 234 Joseph I. Holland of Central 1'ooint w as in Med for dattending to business matters Friday. Keren piece fine imitation cut glass berry set 4'jc. M. F. & II. Co. K. G. Coleman, a merchant of Phoe nix, was a business visitor in the city Friday inorniner. -M. F. & II. Co. open evenings till Christmas. Stewart HitBWorth who left Med ford about two years ano has return ed to the city to maKe his home. DonH miss this bargain. Seven piece berry net 4 He. M. F. & H, Co. N. J. Cornwall of Portland spent Thiiitday and Friday in the city on business. Xma penr!, half boxes, extra fancy Cornice, $2.0u. Phone CI, Guy Con ner. Lamed and Gotlleb have with drawn from the handicap billiard touruament. The elimination of Got lleb f.oiri the' field practically gives the tournament to Mam who has ion 13 out of 14 gnmes played, lie has yet two games to play. I.uckcroth, who has won four out of five games, and Fugi, with four out of tstx are tho only nnjn who have a chance at winning. Pi-rfumeK that please at Ha.-l.iii5' lrug Store. 2,". K. T. Stinon of S-attle. Wn, sj-ent Thursday and Friday In the city on business. mOc character dolls at Haskins' Orug Store. 4 -U5 It, K. Peterson of l.os AnfrMep. Cal. is a buMnp5 visitor In the city for a few dayr. We are .serving a special Mid-day lunch 1 I to 2; music; 2"i cents. Crow son's. J. H. liarnes of Grants Pass spent Frid.ty in tin city vlFiiing friend.s and ,-itt'ndi:.g to busineiis matters. Buildmoie Junior, a .c toy. at ilusMiiN Ding Store. 1' T. u Charles S. Wood of San Fraiuiseo, Cal.. i? a business visitor in the city for n few day. Our f-ptvial Chrism a mixed tan diefi at I.". tents a pound will he found . eptioiully good value. Bright and frrs.h and al! our own make, iiow i ns. Trains 1 i t:, nonli and oi;Th bound er- la ov. in--; in storms iu the mountains and to the luavv mails, man of the trains h.u ing six an I diit mail tiirj. "e are prepared to take care of vour wants iu good camly in plain or fa.m-v parkaes O-sr raiid!. are all i"r cr. make, in), and i f h-gh piiility. Croon'. Mi. Gr.-ti ff Chili'.. of S.icranv nto. Cal.. Is ndiug a ,V da s la ti;e v'ttv Jsiiing f i i-nds A I ox of good ilioola!es will l.e nuir'i apprevtateil as an at -'ompaiii-iv. nt of o:ir t-oi.tl 'hri-lm.HS i-re ei;t. l et it 1 a box of Crowoi's. W e have it j,!,t the pro; er p.ick- H.-n Slirhion. re:rr cnta tivo i !- i frnm Ciis ro'ii:i:y MM ret :rn to Med- 'ord in a f--w .lavs fioin u tour of the -tate iu t!i. intere.-t' of the eMa;di,h- nient of a normal oiiool n A.hiaad. Wo f-ue-t n bu of Crun -ionV t '':ri:n:a' re'iUMiiraue to H"r. V T Mathii U of KiiKrl'O Is .p n I ii c a lew .I.. i:i M,d:ord attending 10 lntMll".s ni.tte-. So the ?:ock lat eU carried by the Medford Printing Co.. If you are In f ft hurry. t .John Off-tibar her i a h'iMnfs r. nor in t;:e i ji irn -ii.r Appletat. j 1'.;n . M.o-e hsM X ;:;.t- tiight. Ad nily-iur c vt' ! v "i: "J.1.". I ial or or ,ti i . r -. j ''' I itv of r rural Point ' ' I 'd o; :-unr !" v. t (;te b'm a 'o ii Htj)-pro So ; i in i a hm ,i A notice was recently seut to a! Tot-r stating that ho bad not voted during the paM two years and that If Willian Von der Helkn of Wellen he wished to hare his name kept on j wa a bnsi&ess visitor in the city the registration rulls he outd haveiynursjar to return a card giving his present! address and his desirvs in the matter. The iard wa. sent to Anna Arms, reg-' itratiou vlork in the country clerk. oftiee. and on revolving the reply she; wa some vhi startkd to read: I i hereby certify that I reside in Hea.v- j en a'-:ove aud thit my present address j is Heaven and reque-t that my name remain on the register hook. St. Peter. Please do not disturb me.' Salem Capital Journal. Kelser's Incomparable neckwear sold only at Ianiels. Mr. J. T. Sullivan who has been seriously Hi with an attack of la The finest neckwear eomes from I'aniels. I. el us prove It to you. Tyson Heal I of the Central I.'oint district was in Medford on business Friday. lont worry. Give him a Dauieh.-' merchandise order. Good at any time. K. P. Olson of Kiamath Falls was a Medford vl. Itor the first of the week. The ladies of the Christian church w ill have mince pies, cakes, home made bread and mince meat on sale at the Public Market, Saturday, the 23 rd. 132 Claude Miles returned Thursday ev ening from a hnntiug and trapping trip on Kvans creek. Attend the big sale at the Medford Pharmacy. See the window. Pat Swayue of the Applegate is a Medford visitor for a few days. Stop in at the aie at the Medford Pharmacy. H. T. Hill of Rosebwrg Is spending a few days In the city visiting friends. A new kind of sale at the Medford Pharmacy. See the window. F. C. Benton has returned to his home at Weed, Cul.f after spending a week in the city. Victor T. Hill, of Bed Bluff. Cal.. is upending a few days in the city on business. Don't fail to attend the big sale at the Medford Pharmacy. Klmer Beebe is a business visitor in Medford for a few days from Hilt. Cal. Christmas suggestion 2 tickets to SUovgaard and New York Metropoli tan Co., Page Wednesday night. Postofflce employes are not the only ones, who are being rushed dur- j iu'g the Christmas Reason. llcavy shipments of liquor are keeping the express company einployesAusy. Men, call at the Medford Pharmacy a big sale on all cigars. See the window. Charles Bryan of of Redding. Cal., was a business visitor in the city Thursday. Christmas jiUgge.tion 2 tickets to SUovgaard and New York Metropoli tan Co., Page Wednesday night. Arthur Land has returned to his home in Albany after spending a week in the city visiting friends. Lowell Chester of Corvatlis Is among the out of town visitors In the city this week. Ladies, be sure and come to the big sale at the Medford Pharmacy. AM Xmas goods going. See the win dow. j On the. tops of trains arriving from the north Friday morning was a layer j of snow gathered in the hills tiorth iof Grants Pass. Jhe m.mKnial I hriMmas tree erected cn the library lawn Friday j afternoon and is being decorated, li. ' Ki'im has charge of this work, I Mrs. John Allen who was operated I on at Sacred Heart hospital will soon ! be a'de' to be at her home again. ' I'lione ;i'T Urownlo-s far grot rie. I James W. Lincoln of ;on;s. Cal in s;nuiui; t::e weel; in tl;e city on business. Mr. and .Mr. Bodkin of Wichita. ! Kan.i are Mediord viMtors and will probably make their home in this I- ciivi: y. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HK S.VI.K Or trade, two olnniei. fiv. -ia.-s r.ver car for suW or !rrdv Make o. e an off -; mit uo at ci:ee. Ho Mail Trl'-nmt. j;lt t If Hi SAl.K. Vi ry fine red H rkf-hiro e.tniug $ t. $r hile they last ) WU rcd 0rue boar, earlini;, ' Veainjc colt, very promi-ini; an j Nirown cull. ".f ier bov . j IMi I. H VVKliSTKU'S K.Wt'II !K. t-'. I, Talent. Phoenix Tel. X 7 l ' 23s n f-rrrr 9iV0 X BERWICK v Arrow COLLARS li'f i arvr r of ,v fit iiii Julia fvrtxiiv. .Y-ftyrt&A Ofoo ciii tiUMnn .iov tvr v.i,.. F. &. H. Co. 2S4 Francis Bennett who lias been at teudins the I'nivorcUy. of California, returned home Thursday evvtiing ur siend the vacation. Mrs. Roger S. Bennett, who has spent the pst two months visiting friends in the middle ! west, also returned to Medford. Jubt arrived, Blue Bird dishes at M. F. & H. Co. 34 lave Cingcade of Kagie Point was a business visitor in Medford Friday It p lf,p of HnrnWr.1, fl spent Friday in the ciiy visiting with friends and attending to business iitattr.rs. John Wood of Springfield, Ore,, Is spending a few days in Medford and Jacksonville ou business. Frank Johnson of Kagle Point transacted business in the city Thurs day afternoon. A light skiff of snow fell Friday afternoon and hopes of youngsters for a white Christmas were raised. W. C. Clements of Kagle Point spent Thursday "afternoon In the city on business. Iir. W. P. Holt of F.agie Point was in Medford on professional business Thursday afternoon. Portland Livestock VOKTl.ANO, Or.. Dciv. JJ. :iIo steady: receipts 4."t:i, lluik of pack in;: .'lades. !!.. "i.Vn !l.(i."; heavy iiaek-! im:. $!l.liU(n 9.7.V: heavy - Inuehers, . ?n..Vi(ii.9.C.": lifrbt larkinc. s.:rui roiiiih heavy, s.oOiii : iiurs and -kips. .S( S.-'iO: stock ho;;-, -U.-')0(i-J S.'-'o: .-lipplc. Jf8. Cattle liivjier; receipts :!:",. Steers, i prime lif:ht. ".oOui T.ho-. prime heavv j 7,")0(d 7.S" ; j:ood. -s7(( 7.."i0 ; t-.tr;. ' ehoit-.-, .-rO.-'Cuf; (i.."i(i : laediuin To vood, G(ii li.'J") : ordinary to fair, .-fo.'o o.o'i: heifers, I'i.:i."ku (i.lid: hulls, .:t.:1li(ii ." : ealvr. $o(tt 7. j Slu-cp, steady: receipts MH :',. Lamb-, i-a-t of mountains, no offer--.; lamb-, valley. !i.7."iiii 111-, lamb-1 common. s-Mf'n l.o."i : choice yeavlinu nether-. fS.J."i(a 8.,'ni : pood year! n. ; Sliih.J.'i: choice lihi ewes, -G.,".i-;o ' 7.-."; hcavv ewe-; siiOiG.,")'.). ' Portland Butter PHIiTI.AXl). lr. Dee. 22. liutt, unchanj-'i-d. Chicago Wheat CHK A'Jl". I) t-; ---V Wheat: - llpcll. . l.:iC. Close 1 07'' 1 .St Mav . Julv . Portland Grain rilKTI.ANU Dr.. lice 22. W lu I'irai. No tradmu, - Si,ot hid- 1111 chunui'il lo 1-. hiLbcr. lllacstein. ifl.od: fortylold, VM: -lub. -1 U Ked liitssian, 1.:!4. . llarley. No. 1 feed. -s:i7. Today's ear receipt-: Wheat Id. barley 1. flour 1, oats S. hay 7. Fvc!-:. reje rotioono-d until TV--.!:"-. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Herb cure lor earacne, .ieadi.che, catftrrah, diphtheria, soar throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev- ;er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, I carbuncles, tumors, caked breatt. 2.-j(..Jres kinds of goilers. N0 0PL - I RATION. To whom it may concern: j I itm free from the rheumatism. I Yon can be the fame by Taking treat jment from Gim Chung, tho herb doc- tor. My rheu:natism w as so bad. that Jit n:ade me so weak I could searcel j set up when 1 was down and the pain II suffered one totiM hardly know un j less one had the same disease. I wa. 'truly diaii.sfird and diu-ted with 'life in my condition and trying to I live. Now to any friends that care 'to le cured and would !i'.-.e to le free j try the herb doctor. He tan rertain ! ly relieve in a rery short tin-e. Ver j truly yourf., MKS. M. L. Kt'I.K. j Mrs. Rer.Iij Uenilnsrton, We?'er i Uind orchard. !iad stomach tro.r.de. (The doctor said 8he had duad bone in her jaw and that nothing but ;in ovierrvt ion could .-ave her. so fV.e ca;:io to thn t"hui'"-s.? doctor itiid he e:;red jhrr in two wc;k5. Mrs. Fannie Mi!- A cuar.inteed Cure (or iles. No I operation required. South Frcnt si. . Medford Ore. MEN-WOMEN j Are otl tired pf orK I'aat offers ' little or no chance (or advancement? ; Why not beco:i:e a dni. leF iiiysir;an. ;The field 15 lare. oiiortunities rreat ;and the rofes-ion honoraWe and j lucrative to V.: trained praet loner, i We offer a thorough course in Anat omy and I'hysiolosy. i:iei'tro-tha;ihr. ; Phototherapy, Vihi-atlon. Ma-Misie. ! S-ion-1 io-thora;y. Tiiognasi?. rtc. etc If yon are lnurted. i-all or ad-Ire ! Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams and Blew I nrua.l Ave. j UreciiB. at V.. Mder 5i. rortlanil. Blue bird dishes at M AVA' nflAIJtfLIV1 h IUUHI 0 1VIHILI0 . ElflJ SPIES 10 H SAN ri:AN; !S; Ji.-.:-. f.:r- n:an i-.in- ilnto Icn-i'ljoiit: wire wore; ttiiiihi'il; muil and li-li-'jrimis Aval.-lli-(l. ' - i i. - i .i . . . I illKJ li -I' i II nil'! ll.l I.K .1 1 HI if IIT .iit inMulU-J iu nt lii-c- by i ntiuii s or his jvi-rnxt.-nt. Kraiiz I-S'W. Ii-riu:iii t-'in-ul !icni-r:!l. Ii lil'itil in tin- I'nit el State litrii-t roiirt tuIiiy. He win nil lite wilne- -llHliI (U-lenilillL' hiin-elf ;i'iun--t t'l-ileral i-wie that he eotwKiiffl witlr i"-'nu!nr nttai-he-to ilynan!e -ai and raiin-aiN in Canaila I lit- I'llileJ States to liluek iijtuuenls ul' liiimitiuu- to Ger many'!, ellell.ie. Hoim al-o ileelared in lii direet le.liimMiy to watch t'anai'ian iril'oriiiata -taf!'. Kxi-n-n eon-tia(.. today that he hired sj.ie-vi.-ruit iit-r and sliii'iiu-ms of tro-ips t" KnroK- for the a of the (ii'i-iiian L-'-nera! r- of war i" Ocnnan San Fran- fuller lnmmntiit? I" more than lini. - CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS 2 TICKETS TO SKOVGAARD AND NEW YORK METROPOLITAN CO. NEW &fc'i f SUSAN tMiMA DROOCHT IMl-ES HUCENOTS" f- rs i GREATEST VARIETY IN MUSIC CLASSICAL MUSIC, CHAMBER MUSIC-POPULAR MUSIC IN FACT AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYBODY SEATS NOW SELLING. PRICES: Lower Floor, first 6 rows, 75c; balance, 50c. Balcony, first 8 rows, 50c, balance 25c. . Protecting l'ndiiliitive I'rii-efi I'ulilishet VOL. 6. S3 CHRI5TMAS Christmas Suggestions I'nivpr?"! IVri-olLtsrs t'ftaf iiic i'lslics Ca-roif C;ir in Sot? Knivpi i Ii.;;i:OT'Ml KtiZft Or, i.';a '"o'-ini'i: i; ?i!vvr r Uro?. l-7 Si;ver JpLr.- --'!! Vat In -5 Aljrm ri- s Xanioire St-t Uoli r ?:-.atP.s Air Kifles Hard nun wn- b.lnivci! lv B"'l ' '-l'"--.;. l::ina!i"U. 'xiiim' ill' it ijiiK" Irmii n' fin-1 bii y ut V'a-luitdli." :ii.l r."'i- "i'lul t"iim- rn!ii tiie -t lllt infill f f ! lull-, uliii-'i !! f"ri-iii i.l'iiit' in lli r-i I m will n-luml to tlic wiicr? ill Hit-j uNiny." FOR SHOP LIFTING 1;,..m -lii"-k urti-H have heill timliiiL- tlie Me.lfr.1 iiu -reliant- mark-, but tlie .alli of tile -hi.plirti-r; is not 1-0 ea-i .-. Mr. Marie Ottenlahl. a nui'sc, was nt-i-u-ei! oi in-i article.- Iioni a ni ve-tt:ilav ainnioon in apinoiinat- filed M Jj-tiie lKix villi-. A I'l-eiinanary iiive-tiiittoii made Fiidav nmrniii by .lml--e ivellv, at which a nutuber of w a K. K. local ! nie-!iant- testilicd ll dahl had lieen under t Mr- utter - iir.e.liaace in their -lores. The artich- found iu Iter )i"--e--ion were dry 'j I-. He- and oilier articles of -mall value. The ea-e will he heard I'.v ,lu-tice l liox Tae-day moniin.'. Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement. Wednesday Night, Dec. 27 DENMARK'S GREATEST VIOLINIST AXD YORK METROPOLITAN CO. Of Instrumental Artists and Grand Opera Singers ; ... ' l viae SUOVGAARD THE OANISH VIOLIMST ware Seini-OceasionaUy l.y On ter Iiko Herald MHUFUHO ORECOX, SI'S MAt.X ST.. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS We have a very select stock of suitable presents. On some of these lines the shopping has not been as brisk as we ex pected. To move them we are making a very iiberaleduction. See our specials For tlie Boys and Girls rioMiK.i; a i:i.tn'ii'i:i)i:s 11 WIK Alls ItlASTII! WAtiONS I.ITTI.K III MMKK lilt'Vl I.K SH.T.-. Till 1 in-, Miiilal'le nlfi. riONfd.lt' KM'KKSS a;is rr. i:i!.i.i:i: sk.ti:s Uiij y..r l',..y n -la, k-Knif.-2.V l i lt) Tilt: I.AIMKS--t"re SHtmnlny mid ih a ralendar. t'onie in mil e- nil) ed Increases of n'oout five iier cent In freight rates on lumber troiu Clika ko, St. I.ouls and other points to des tinations In Montana today were dis approved by Hie Inter-state commerce toininifsion. i DIED i Joe Ehe. familiarly known In Med- ford as -Taniale Joe," uieu at sacrea ' Heart hospital Friday morning, aged vears. He had been a resident ot I the city for the past ten years during ' tJmt t,me runng a tamale stand on vp5t Main street near the corner of dionl -tore Fir. He was taken to the hospital -, eoiio.! -dnt'T'i'liO' "'""lins- Heath was caused at J ii'-k-on-' by a combination of pneumonia and i erysipelas of the face. He is surviv ed bv his w ife, a son Dan hue or bac ramento. Cal.. and two daughters. Mrs. Del Hall of Glendale. Cal., and it.n nn,i I... 1 October r.ue. .urn. I daughter October are at present at Glendale. Cal., where -Mrs. cue is in at a sanitarium. She Is not expected to live. Funeral arrangements have not been made pendins word from relatives. MILDRED HAYNES INLOHENORIN " Written With Doulde-liltted Hrund Ax. llaiihvare Co. W.C. . inn: XO. H Christmas Specials No. 1 We will allow a 1 per eent discount on any rnrirms Set we have in stork. Wc have IMa liiond Kdse. Jordan aud Boker Tree hrand carverp. T-ie l'est made.. S,e them. Xo. 2.-- ;.i iior rent off on ell Kloreniene llm.s tlood--. Vases. I'k S.-t:-, Kniukinu Pets. it.'. The iM-e.-l vi.ln,. in Medford Xu. - A line of Ca-'-rolefi. Ilamekins, Ciiaid Cui's. etc. all price. You ran luiy u t'a.is-.-roIe it ia-yvs i S TVrA , t ii ,11 f-- - i Jt for !mi . You miit .- tl.e-ie.