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!QUEEN OF HOLLAND INSPECTS HER TROOPS
Willi every prospect nf u linnnon
ious uduiinislrution, Mnyor ('. K.
1 Gates ainl tl! newly elected couucil-
'. men tunk office Tuesday ni'.'lil, held
the tirst council meeting, heard re
ports uf I'ily officials I'ur tin (last
year, named new appointees ami e,ot
; down to IlllsitieSK.
The holdover niomhers of the
council aro Dr. J. J. Kmmons, Dr. .1.
M. Koeno unci C. W. Davis; new
members, E. C. Cnddts, J. II. Carkln,
Dr. H. P. HurRrave, re-elected, All
! were present, excepting Dr. J. J. Em
mons, who Is In the east, when City
j Recorder Fobb called the roll.
i GUw InauKiirnl.
I Mayor OatoB In nnnuijunn the offlco
Bald: "Today marks a change in tho
city of Modford, not because 1 was
! chosen mayor or because of tho
I splendid council, hut because tho pno-
l pie voted for a new ern In city affair?
i and It's up to us to kIvi It to them,
and I assure you we will endeavor to
do It. 1 hope tho confidence tho peo-
j pie have placed In the new ndinlnis-
i trotion will never be misplaced and I
I hope and believe wo will have the
! united support of every loyal citizen.
I I want overy city official to have tho
' Interest of tho city at heart and will
expect him to do his full duty. 1
shall expect the police force to abso-
1 lutcly enforce all laws and I now ln-
l form Chief Illttson to see that these
j Instructions are cnirled oat."
The following appointments wen
I made by Mnyor dates:
t Appointments Miwle.
I , Engineer and water superinten-
) dent, Olon ArnsplRer.
j City attorney, Fred W. Mears.
I ; Chief of pollco, .1. V. Illttson.
; Chief of fire department, J. W.
i j Lawton.
i Market master, K. J. liunyard.
I Health officer, Dr. 8. A. I.ockwcod.
i Electrical Inspector, I,. K. lilnman.
1 i I'olico jiulne, Clen O. Taylor.
Park attendant. .1. S. Atttle.
1 ' Stenographer (recorder), Mary
i lluswell.
, Klreinen: AssMnnt chief, N. II.
! Work; driver. Doy tilllott: flreniei'
! ' II. T. Ilirch, W. J. Kredi'iilHiiK, II.
I Roberts
Pollco: SerRfant, Pat Mego: pi.
trolmun, AV. II. Crawford.
j AValer department: .1. F. (Vnr-Tl.
tap man; F. L. Mlnkler, laborer-
' John Peterson, reservoir tender; J
W. Grantham, Intake tender.
Btrcet department: II. F.-Mcl.aimh
tin, laborer; F .!. Itlppey, laborer;
J. D. FlemminK. teamster; Win. I.en,
teamster: W. C. .Inrksnn, flusliinan.
! Tho onlv new officers are F. W
Mtmni, attorney; Dr. S. A. I.ookwood
health officer, and (lien O. Taylor,
pollco JuiIko. ChiiB. (lay, the former
pollco judKo, had tendered bis resig
nation tn the mayor.
(Vuncll Commit tivvt.
' These standliiK rommittees wore
, appointed by the mnyor:
Finance: K. C. GaddK .T..H. Ca'
kln, H. P. HarRrave.
Streets: C. W. Davis, E. C. Gaddls,
J. J. EmraenB.
Unlit and water: J. M. Koeno. II.
P. Hargrove, .1. II. Carkln.
License: C. E. GiiIcb, J. M. Kon.
K. C. Caddis.
Building and fires: J. H. Carkln,
C. W. Davis, J. M. Keeue.
Hoalth: 11. P. Ilargruvn, J. J. Em
mons, C. W. DavlB.
Public market: J. .1. Knimens, V
P. Hnrgrave, C. E. dales.
Hefore deciding upon his appoint
ments Mayor Gates had nn Informal
meeting x.lth the coum-llmi'U nnd
thoroughly discussed the appoint
ments nnd other thins for the wel
fare of the city and received sugges
tions from them.
Knlnrliw of Officer.
'Monthly Bnlaiies of the different
officers were fixed ns follows: Ciiy
recorder. $125; treasurer, JI2."i; at
torney, $7: police Judge, $25; phy
sician, $2 a; fire chief, $sr. ; assistant
chief, $70; other firemen, 170; engi
neer. $150: electrician, !H1; chief of
police, $S.".; oilier poll, email,
market master, $r0; inlake man, $i!0
reservoir man. $i!0. The only changes
nro In physician, a reduction of $10,
' and In electrician, an increase of fl.V
City Attorney Mourn staled that
P. S. Hull In, president of the Southern'
OroRon Traction company, staled he
( -would file a propot.nl nf cancellation
of the contract with the city in nc. or
danco with the recent decision of the
circuit court invalidating the bunds.
MAYOR GATES
SINKING OF BRITISH
STEAMER CONFIRMED
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NEW LUMBER POULTRY SHOW
COMPANY BUYS CLOSES TONIGHT
M TIBER;
OF CITY OFFICIALS
$M.7. a total discount of $3347.01 Oud class mail so as to increase post.
est nf $3,3-n.Ul lor flii-n ;' " ni.e- . .. ...(,...mihs.
a saving of $4,r,ir..2il ' "Leak" commiuee aujonrneii hear-
: ,11 'Pl,.ii.c,l.i'
from 1 !!'.. i"""
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' lights In li'lti
DAY IN CONGRESS
HEAD AND NOSTRILS
WASHINGTON"
Met at noon.
Jan. 17. Senate:
'.t)..,.n' I 'IH1IUlllllll,f I.'...!..
Market Master Runjanl mado his Hvsumed consideration legislative j ' M ,n M ,,cu.
report showing these amounts col-! appropriation bill j Hour.
I Nominees to shipping board re- ,
let'ted: 'nmin.l fnvnrublv b- coiiiinercc com-!
nilttoo. i Youl' (,kl wi" ,)renk alul nripim
committee continued con-! misery enu aner iaiiug u nose of
land ; " I'mie'H C old Compound' every two
June 1, 1912 to Jan. 1, 1913. .$3.19. 35
Jan. 1, 1913 to Jan. 1, 1914.. 797. 3j
Jan. 1, 1914 to Jan. 1, 1915.. 9S7.00
Jan. 1, 1915 to Jan. 1, 191C. 499. CO
Jan. 1. 1910 to Jan. 1, 1917.. 391.55
Naval
sliler.illou California naval oil
controversy.
House: Met at noon.
Dispensed with calendar Wednes
day and proceeded with considera- istops nasty discharge, or nose run
Hon of public buildings bill. ;ning. relieves sick henducho, dull-
Consented to thirty days extension nw;s, leverishness, sore throat, suecz.
of time for reporting the "leak" in-j ing, soreness and stilfness.
hours until throo doses are taken.
it promptly opens clogged-up nos
tiiis and air passages In the head,
1 Total $3034.85 '
I Tho report does not show the ex
j penses.
Annual report of Engineer and i
Water Supt. Arnspiger showing work ;
: flitne for tho vear. It shows the .
i nneraiin.. yi.rn.e ' t: a nml I Presidents Gonipors. of Federation , Mug head nothing else in the world
i water receipts of $38,877.02. He 'of Labor and I'erham of Telcgra-1 gives such prompt relief as "I'm.e'a
! asks that an investigation he started ; phers pretested to commerce com-j Cold Compound," Which costs only
'lonklnir inwnni the nneuritr nnd ! mttteo that legislation to proh ibil . -.' cents at nny drug storo. It acta
sr.fety of the wuter system.
tniiry and permitted
cmplov counsel.
committee to
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quiiiw.
ing and snuffling! Ease your tuTrob-
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The unnual meeting ul' the sto.-k-hidders
of the Ajilegiite I.itmhcr
company was held Monday night, at ' officers have
which lime the tollowitig ul licers were
re-clecleil: l'resiilenl, S. S. liullis; ;
vice-presiilcnl, C. .1. Semen; sei-re-!
turv-trcnsiiicr, ,1. II. Ciukiu. Tlie ili- ,
i-ectiirs I'li'cti-il, in adililiiui lo the;
alni e-llMini'il ofticer-;, were: ('. I-'.
Hales, K. ('. (laildis end ('. M. K'uld. I
The secretary reported Mint out of,
Ihe t.dal of .t'Jl.OlllI sulisciili.il liy
Medfunl citizens, $17,11110 had I ti ,
cellccleil and the remaining $.iinnj
vviiiild prohalily he culli'eted within a
few days. i
A 'Miw:nili whicll would cost new j
.t.lO.IMMI v:is puri'lui'-ril e.'otnl lllinil.
hut ill giiml repair, m the east hv
Vice-Preii!i-iil Scmun iind laid ih.wn
in Mi'ill'iird fur npprovimulely ifllDiin.
In (his iiHinil i-, iacluited the iur
I'luise price nf Ihe mill site in Med
fi.nl. 'l'lie I'linipnny has puri-hasiil Ihe
l-'.tnil id ill limiier trad of Il'-'ll acres
near ,Iacksun ille, into wliich S. S.
Hullis is now cuii'-trui'tiug a railrnad
free of cost In Ihe lumber company.
Work en the ciuv-lruclion of the
sawmill is progressing as rapidly as
material can lie seeareil. Concrete
foundations for the machinery are he
inp put in and the framework is he
ing put up and the excavation for the
log pond i. practically cnmph'ti'd. Il
is expected the null "ill be rendy fur
iipcratinn within silv m- nim-tv da.
Negotiations with the Kwuiina Ih'X
company have not as yet been com
pleted, but these will he closed just
so soon ns the mill company i in "
position to iji'iiraiitei' the I'm-MKliinv.
of the renuiii'il iiiuimnt of lumber.
Options have been ms-uiviI mi a fac
tory site and the city CiMUieil l!!i-
aufenl lo fin ni-l water fur the fac
tor V U-.C.
Men are al work en the ovteiiMon
of the Hullis railroad into the tim
ber, a di-.ntuv of about two miles.
The Southern Orcron Poultry show
will clo.-.e tmlay. The attendance dur
ing the three days of ibis week lias
been very satisfactory, nnd because
of this tlie financial buiilt-n which the
ti carrying has been
Annual report of Electrical Inspec
tor L. K. Hlnmun of the work of the
past .year was made, number of mo
tors installed, wiring done, building
Queen WilhelmilUl of Holland, nl- I oporauoas. comnarnme cosi o, siroi-i
tlmiiglilH-rcoiinti-j Isi.otutm.r.per.
Konnily sn.-lntenHs acniy and!13'6' MG7.G0. In 1910 the city
sees that her sddie.-s me prepared " P "' Ks
f,. .- eve.,.,.ii.v. Tt.io ie.,- u ! reventies of tho business of the Cali-
tho latest of the o,uec and shows j lomla-Oregon power company which j
lie on n visl, f her f ooos. amounted to $202 l.r,7. There was a ,
! rebate account for pnrchar.o of street
lamp poHts of ?-HN.fiti; ;ilso a net
siiranee law embmlyinir tli1 essential savins in niakinj; renewals of
featnn's of the stmnlanl bill. The vis- t t:- . .- - . .
ilinjr (Irants Puss tiivli srhool team
wt'l take the tiiTinnntive and tho Med
l'jrd hiith team the negative side. The
Medio rri visiting team, on the affirm
ative side, will debate the same niht
in Ashland.
Much preparation is heinp done hy
the local team under the able direc
tion of Miss Anderson. With the
hearty en-operation of tlie parents,
ns well as that nf the hith school, the
M. II. S. will win honors in debate as
it did in football.
: strikes would be Ineffective. without assistance, tastes nlco aafcl
ItepreKcntative Haiulall introduced causes no Inconvenience. Accept no
hill to establish 'zone system for ::ct'- 1 substitute. Adv.
eased up to some extent, but the ef
forts to increase tin1 loeal member
ship to 'Jon i- .-till in progress, ami it
is expected the 20U -ioul will he
readied,
Thcie will he a meeting of the
ni embers nf tin- .isociniit)i) at the
public market at 1 oVIuck Saturday,
lanuarv 'JO. The object of the meet-in-
is the election of officer.
7b Avoid Dandruff
Mrs. Leach, expert
.Models up to date.
Phone G83-J.
corset ier re.
Guaranteed.
Vuu do nut wiiiii a slow Irf.'Umcni
for itching scalp v.'huti hair is falling'
and the dandruff germ U killing Ua.
hair routs. Delay means no hair.
lift, at any druy; store, a bottle, of
zemo lor J5c or $1.00 lor extra larj;;
size, lse ai tlirected, fur it does til
work quickly. it kills the daudruf.
tferm, nourishes the hr.ir mots and im
mediately stops itc!iiii,T scrdp. i'
a pure, reliable, antiseptic i,:ouid. is n'
greasy, is easy to use and iill nt ytain
Soaps nid shampoo? are harm fid, a:
they contain alkali. The hat thing f
use for scalp irritations is zl-uio, for tl
is safe and also inexpensive.
Tho 12. W. Uona Co., Clovclajxl. O.
wmm
mi IS: 1 11 th
Capital
f $100,000
More Than Money Is
Involved
IX adiliiimi lo tho liiiaiicial asset,
one's liank acetmnt reiiresonls at
i' 1st National, knowledge of tlie
ways and means of coiidiicliiiL;- bus
iness affairs is acquired by, or will
it- iniiiarted to our natrons. This
means inueli both to individual and
inn- as a firat aid.
A Clicrkinn' Acrount mny he opcu
rd ul llio l'il-st ntiiinl lljtuk ()' tli
fnisit of il vocy l-eilsoiulblu umollnt.
It will moon stJUHliiiK'1 tis well as
fist MationalBank
' il MEDFORD OREGON J
The tirt of a series of inler-chool
ileliate. will I;e ien in the hiuh
sclinnl audiiorium Kridav niuhl, dau
uury IM, on the ((notion, "liesolved,
that Ore'!n hoitld adopt a heallli in-
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
SOFf. GLOSSY. WAVYI
Send us your
Mail Orders.
AVe pay post
age 01"
express.
"J. C. 0." (JANUARY CLEARANCE OPPORTUNITY) SAYS:
"I LIKE THIS TOWN PRETTY WELL, BUT I CAN'T STAY
MUCH LONGER."
AVatch for
the signs
beiirin- tho
picture of
'Mr. J. ('. O.
when you
come to the
storo.
Like all Opportunity's, "J. O." doesn't like to
anchor. He'll slip out just as quietly as he came: and
when he oes, you know what happens all the little
Opportunity's go with him.
Those little Opportunity's arc now located in ovcrv
department of this store, leather in the merchandise
itself. Yon can find one wherever there is a "J. 0.
0." label attached to the price ticket.
i-Vnt llnitli Oi-Ntitiys Oanilnitr
ami lioiiblcs ltt'auty of Your
Hull'
Within ton minnti'H al'ior an appli- j
cation ul Uanilovluo you ran not iind j
a single trace of ilamlinlf or lalllni;
hair and your scalp will not itch. Init
what will plea.-e you most will lie
after n few week's use, when yen
mosi will nee new hair, fine unil
downy at first - yes -but really new
hair crowing nil over the sc.ilo.
A little Oarilerino immetliately
The mml has le en e.ni.lcil an. I lirnhje. .i.nihles the beauty of your hair. No
put in on ahont tt mile of the line, mul j ,fferencp how dull, faded, luitt'.e
a half mile of tr.iek ha lueti hud. A an, scraiiitv. lust moisten a cloth
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Look for the little Opportunity'slook for the "J. C. 0." Signs.
There's a snug little amount called "Savings" stored away in the
merchandise found under every one of these signs. But look early
wise folks will be on the hunt early tomorrow morning for bar
gains like these
Big Bargains in Ready-to-Wear Dept.
All Suits and Coats left to bo closed out at V3 to Y2 off.
"Korrect" Dress Skirts in wool and silk. j off regular price.
Twelve Coats left over from last season, values to :.").00. to close out at $3. OS.
Silk anil Wool Dresses, values to .flo.OO, to close out at $3-9S.
enni h:i hi i n e-.taiuin d tn no
litnlier for llio railroad I'oii-ttuetioti
crew, which will later lie u-od hv lite
lopin erew.
RUSSIANS DEPORTING
AUSTRIAN INHABITANTS
with liamlerine and carefully draw
it through your hair, taking one
small strand at ll time. The effect
Is auia.luK your hair will he HrM,
Mutiy anil wavy, and have nn np- j
penranoe of ahundance; an iurompar- i
aide lustre, softness nnd luxuriance, j
t!ot a 2T,-ccut Imttle of Knowitou's
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Itl-.Itl.l.V .Jan. ii.--- I tie i io-ne . Ditiulerlne from nny di nt; tOi e or tm- J
(iarlte pnbh--bes slaletaent wlueli it . let counter, anil proe that your hair 1
v.w i' been ntjitle bv l!n--inn pri-- j in nf pretty ami soft as n - that it ! A
oner-; unit nil men between I lie ney 1ms been neKieeted or injure. I hv 1
upieil Ant rijin i careless treatment Mint's ul' nu! t
surely ran huve beaut if ul hair ami J
lots of it if you will juM try n little 1
Pamlerine . Adv.
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MIDDY BLOUSES For Less
Middy Blouses, made of yood
quality twilled material, all
sizes, values to l.oii. special
Thursday, each OSo
"Middy Blouses, till sizes, reuu
lar values lo $1.00. to close out
at. each i'Sc
"J. C. O.V Specials for Thursday
ef l." and I'1 in not
lerfitelv liave I l ii
liltcd tti llu--
KEW VdHK, .Inn. 17. The Mnkitc;!
of the Itriti--li -teauior li.-tdnnr-hire ,
nff llie Urailian emi-t e.ettirm.!
i'il tiiliiv hv enhles r im-,1 lu re h I
the eiiffee i tn 1 11 it't in lt lii mi ef li.iid
Kami.
Joseph I'ni'eell, n ieeailn r nf the
firm, fn ill lii firm had l'ii.immi li,ip.
of coffee ou btinnl.
mfr ma
mm ml
& Arrow ;
i- i- i A n i '
ptt VJLLVKO
JVC ClIIA'C cut, to jit the
$houLicn jxijivtly 't..;,'.".
Cliit tt.r.'.Kvlv c'xC.vI.v '' ;
ivn;
VntlAX At TlXWH CO.
timi: f.visn.
l.envo Medford for Ashland, Talent
timl Phoenix dally, except Sunday, nt
S:0 a. iw., l:nn, ::oo. 4.00 nnd 5:15
I l. tn. Also on Saturd.iv nt 1o:i.t p
j ni. Sutiilayn leavi nt lO-.tn a. ui. nni
;:eOt r, :00 mid ;i:Sn p. tn l.oavt
I A'l'.limd for Mef,,rd d.i'lv. except
I V
Buiiilnv. nt 5:00 a in.. :nn, !)
1:00 nnd ; I p m, A'-o on Satur
day nl!:h:s at r.::lo Sund:iv leavi1
A.hlanrt at tl OO n In. nmi l:oo, 6:00
nd 10:30 p. in.
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(ioid quality Tahle Linen, special
(uiotl quality Mercerized TaMe Linen, vd
81x90 Sheets, $1.00 value, special, each'
I'Jx-n-iiieh Billow Cases. 20c value, special
1-v lluek Towels, lar.'e size. siecial. each
1-V r.leached ("'anihric, I'di-inch. special, yard..
THURSDAY SALS OF LACES
IS, '27 and :?0-iiu-h Net Top Laces, in
ci ni and white, suitahle for Mouses
ami dresses, values to sU.T") yard, spe-
i:.l. Thur.-tlay. yd G9o
l.'t al Linen Torchon Laces, values to
2"ic, special Thursday, yard 10
.$1.25
... .4Sc
SJ)e
15c
12' e
lie
Taniorq neanncovalQ
Remnants Remnants Remnants
Beiunants of Silk Taffeta. inches wide, suit
iilile for niakinn' Avaisls, some lengths enough for
dresses, all colors and Mack and white, regular
values to $2.00. to lie closed out at, yard ...$1.39
Kemnauls of Silk and Wool Poplin, lengths from
special
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1 to 4 yards, lcgular value $1.2") yard
Thursihiv. vard
( hoice llcmnants of Wool Dress (Joods,
nauts from one yard to six, at a
One-third to One-half eff
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Bcinnants of Silk Messalun
feta rind Novelty Silks, values
special at. yard
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11-22 XOB'IU ( KNTRAL
MKDi'oi.'D. oi,m:;on
savinjrs from
A.
Foulards and Taf-
to 08c a vard.
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THURSDAY SALE OF EMBROID- Y
ERIES :)
Swiss and Cambric Embroideries, j4
n utilar values up to 2oc. special for
Thursday only at. yard 9c
lS-im-h Finliroitleries, Flouncing in j&,
Camliric. Muslin and Onrandie. val- i
lies ti-, ."ill,. lw ,.l.,UI..l .. ...I oo t
... . . ... -. . i . . , , , I' .-I I i I mi ,ti, il ft
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