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IWTTDFOTID MATT; TRTBTTKT5. MEDFOP.D. OREGON. WEtlXESPAY, .TAXr.VHV 2t. 101 , ujJ
- , isrinii iruiinii uirnniiin
NAVAL BILL ASKS IFOOD SITUATION 1EUIUNS NtMT m on mm
S350.000.000 MONTANA. BETTER FOR AN! SACRIFICE ON ANCIENT R1T
I . :
TOCAL AND
L' PERSONAL
B. 1.. .lauilsou of lieddine. Cal I Waller I'. Clilsum left this liiorn
is uiuoiik Hit- out of loan business iiiB for his cattle ami citrus ranch of
vls'tors in the city. L',30O acres In Old Mexico, where he
II. It. Hull of i'lirilaml Is a business ! resume clearing of more land for
l. C. Pierce of Coleman creel; was
a business visitor in the city Wednes
day morning.
Mrs. l.each, ror.-etierre. Models up
to date, IJunranteed. I'hone Csfl-J.
Mr. iind Mrs. H. llowinan of
Jacksonville Were shoppiui; in Med
ford Wednesday. They will leave iu
n few days lor a vi?it to lIKlluirs,
Montana.
Yes, only eiht more days of the
l'inal YVIndup Sain. The time Is
drawiiiK near. Alliens.
Ralph I'nroell of liiiffln Creel(
t.lient Tuesday nipht in Medford and
left Vedaeday morning for Euncne,
where lie will enter the University of
Oregon for the second semester.
Ml. 1'Itt Wood Yard, I'hone r, I7 Y.
I'll I
Janus Oliver of Weed, Cal., Is
spending -a few days In the city visit
ing friends and attending to business
malters.
Miss Callie Voseli will lve music
lesions in Medi'oid on Saturdays.
MIsb YoReli is a pupil rif I'rof. Kred
Alton Haiuht. Phone "2 for Infor
mation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.evore of
Hutte, Mont., are recent Medford ar
rivals. Old papers tor sale at this offlco at
20c for 100.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dodge of
Chicago, 111., arrived in the city Wed
nesday morning and will visit Med-'
ford friends for a few weeks.
ado ladies bath robes. S2 as. Jf.nil
Misses Rath Holies. J2.111. l'inal
Windup Sale. Ahrens.
A. C. Hubbard left Tues'day even
ing for Portland, where ho will at
tend the. sessions of the Implement
doalers" convention.
Baskets, toys, ehlnnware, novelties
nl Japanese Art Store. tf
Do Witt Stursos of Rosy Ann was
a business visitor In the city Wednes
day niomlnif.
884 Phone Heath's Drug Store.
Oliver HarliaiiKh of Jacksonville
Spent Wednesday in the city visiting
friends.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. fc 11. Illdg.
Jllsa Evelyn Hodttens of Sacra
mento, Cal., is speitdiug a few days
in the city.
January Clearance Sale of odds, and
nds, overstock, etc., of electric ap
pliances' nt 1'aul's Klectrie store. Ar
ticles on display will be reduced ::.'.c
a day until sold. Sec the bargains
20 1
E. li. Hrown will leave Thursday
morning for San Francisco. Cal. Mr.
and Mrs. Urown have leased their
residence, and will occupy apartment
at the Hotel Holland.
Some ininhty big bargains on the
special racks, ?:;.:. t: fis and '..'.
Silk dresses, wool dresses, wlnl
coats, spring H'eiilit coats and rain
coats. Final Windup Sale Ahren
Mrs. C. l.i. Speyer and Miss Itatina
Spcyer. wife and daughter of II. It.
Speyer. maunucr of (he Medtotd Com
merclal Collect', arrive, i in Medford
Tuesday evening from l.os Anueh
Cal. Tho family ill make their
homo at 203 North Holly street,
lllg 5c milk shakes at De Voe'a.
C. H. Owen. William H. .lohn.-on
and Howell lllnes have file,) at Sa
lent, articles of ini orpoialiou for tin
Oregon I'rult Co. The company will
develop orchard lauds, sell ami p.v k
fruit and manufacture s;'tiy pro
dmts. The compam is ori:;iim.-,l
with a tapital of 2o."00.
Sweet rider at De Voe's.
Hcnton Howets of .-dikiiiil was a
Medford b:i-ills visitor Wetlia-Ml.tv
For your old home friends. "The
Valley of the Kog'ie." 1 ':. 2 7 M
The Kr.Kht of Pythias wi'.l enter
tain their wives an. daughters ,u the
c;dv;e hall at s o'clock tonight. Mc
tlc. i ai ds and rei rc-liments com
prise (he pio.;r.tiu of t!ie evening.
tlates sells Ford cars, $200 down
And a me;tth
The l ady Elks ill entertain at
the Klk temple 1'ii.lav atlcrttoon
Mrs. It. Y. C'l-Unll-. i- chaiimaii ol
the cop.iinitfee
Bee the stock la!eis. carried br the
Medford l'rii'.tint Co.. If you are In
i hurry.
Mrs. Fied M.riili of Cr.i'i's 1 -t
spent the lir-i of the wo-l, in Hu
city t tailing friends.
Vtsh choeolates at lie Voe's,
3. It. F.aton has returned to ah
home at Ittd-ile, Ore., iCter a i-it
with MiHlfo-d friend-
Customers sure ate i-cncmlin: to
the Final Win-iep s.Ce. -:t. iy u.i i
Mzser than ttie (uevtous Itarc.iln
ar advertisl:: it. and oul s n.o-e
da vs. Ahreti'-.
It. li. Davi" , f Ta'ent was a Mi 1
ford visitor Ttie,!.iv afteraon
Dr. Heine, pslclan and surceon
Specialty. e'. n s., thrust. Of
fice over Meeker's. Cilssses fitted
K. K. James of Sa.. -e Is a:M.'':v T'.
nut of town vtsito. j -h. tit- ..
week.
Ilakery koo.Is at He Voe's
1). I.. Swllutrl of I; '-" ! -.t T'i. -
day in the city uttenilm- f n.iv.
nintters.
visitor in the city for a few days.
For the best insurance sco Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
I. A. Duncan of Hague Itiver spent
Tuesday and odne. day in the city.
the different tropical fruits. Ifeliow
has IO.iiou acres In cultivation. Fur
ther developments were discontinued
on account of war conditions in the
republic-.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MePherson of
i .mm iiauna or iacKoni uie was in i K;lK0 .uill, f.,t.ut Tuesday In the citv
.yicinoru visniug iiieiius wiiua..llWKi1. , ,fp.sS matters.
When this sal" (loses you will not j ... n. r Portland was the
buy inlllinery at these
more. TriiuuieU hats.
Final Windup Sale i
Cal., w as in '
he able io
prices any
fic and tl.1!'. alel chohe of stock
at JJ.-Hi
Ahreus.
K. I.. Jones of Kile
Medford on business
Wednesday.
hen lliopliy of liable Point spent
Tuesday evening and Wednesday in
.Medford.
Batns 2'.c. Hotel Holland.
Itoy Stanley was a Medford visi
tor Tuesday and Wednesday from
Kagle Point.
F. K. I.al'oiut of Portland transact
ed business in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Hiitterinllk. 10c gal. De Voe'e.
Harry I.. Irwin of Chicago trans-
icted business yvith local liierchants
tho first of the week.
lohn '. Stall, of Make McFall com
pany, arrived in the city 1 uesday for
a brief business visit.
Dr. F. Klrchgessner, Hotel Hol
land every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation. 1 to a p. in. 208
M. Craliam of Portland is a
business visitor In the city for a few
days.
Isaac Hcst of Crants Pass was 111
tho city Tuesday and Wednesday vis
iting friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
let some of those big bargains for
le at the West Side Pharmacy
Thursday.
Frank Pelton left Tuesday morn
ing for San Francisco where he wilt 1
enter a business colleu for the re
mainder of tlio tvinler.
W. Ccarson o. Portland Is spend
ing a few days In Medford On business.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
office Jacksou County Dank Build
Mrs. O. K. Osbom is spending a
few days at Salem iu the interests of
legislation affecting trained n'.irsos.
Gasoline nnd oil nt Do Voe's
Jack Aitkeu is a Salem visitor. He
demonstrating to the legislators
tho Aitkeii-Worihlngton fish screen.
in the demonstration moving pictures
showing fish wastage on unscreened
irrigation ditches are shotvn.
Harold .1. Dolib of New York at
tended to business matters in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. I.each, agent World Star Co.
underwear, hosiery, phone 63S-J.
I. 11. Adauison of Sail Francisco.
Cal.. is among the out of toyvn bllsf
uess visitors in the city.
Alex Niblev of tlrants Pass Is a
Medford visitor for a few days.
Take that broken pump to the -Pa.
clflc lllghwav Cn.ace. '." South ltart
lett st. navies Wt-.us Anything.
.'a s N. Mcl'iiue, Thomas McKen-
ile. William I.. Finley, 1.. C. Niro,
W illiam T Panel,, and A. II. Fergu
son are among the Medford visitors
''roili Portland.
K. Catena of Mis.-oula. Mont . Is
speutliii'; a teyv ditvs in the city look
ing airei im.-dness interests.
iiemeuib,.- ti,c snic- starts
Thursday at West Side Pharmacy.
W. II. Whitehead of Chicago, 111
is spendim: a few das in the . ity on
business.
1.. K Harris in St. Louis. Mo.,
transacted business in tut- illy lues
day and Wednesday.
I'll Spta's. We ale making up a
ear of till Spiays to be delivered as
soon as pnssiij!,.. if y0n expect to use
anv nil Si.ray this -rasun. let lis have
your ord. -is it t time. liogue liiv. t
t'o tipelatiye Fruit tirowers Assot ia
liotl. .1. A Perry, Maua-er.
W. A. Wooiiwald tl Portland w ;is
in the til;. Tuesday and Weduesd.r
attening to busliuss nutters
li F. hlteiy arrived in t:ie city
Pu. ..l.u evening frvou tiallas. tire ,
and v-iil r-.niaiu !tir a I'eyv days yisi-
1 11 vl fl II l!it-
1. li. Towns, lid is a business visi
tor in Cn- e,n tixim I'oriiiind.
Mr ami Mis K. C, (lioiihy arriv
ed in the i(t .'dnes.lay inorulnrt
from Kiigene and will yi-it friends
and tdntiyes near ksonviUe for a
few y .,(,$
lee a t: hot water bottle lor If
West Side Ph.ltuiaey Thuradav.
Dr. .1 M. Keeue is i .-g.t're.i nt lie.
tel Portland. Hortlan.l
I guest of Dr. Holt or Kaglc Point
i Tuesday.
K. II. Harding of I.
business visitor in
fsday.
Dr. .1. M.
ake Creek war.
the eky W'd-
WASIIlXCiTOX, Jan. 'J 1. liepre
seulative l'nilgelt ami the liou-e siih
eonmiiltee eluirgeil with framing the
iiaviil bill, linve' eiuuiletetl tlicir la-k
mill will leport to the nuvnl eommitlee
Monday a measure eitrrving :l.t:l.-
IK"I,IMHI i'or I (I IS.
I The bill provides thai ii the navy
to get sali-tile-
f ships by
j private pluiits, J 2.0110,000 more i-
iveeiie r.iin-nei! I .41 nv 1 . ,
TiK.sih.v it ml I . . . , ........ . j I" .s ,,,,
' oruanti. wnere ne ac- .,. IjiJs ,-,.
compauied the body of Lie late
B" ' ' appropriated I'nr eiiiipmeiit to eoti;
1.. r. i.oier aiuveo 111 .tieuioru .,.,., 1 1,,,,,, . .,vv v:,,,l,.
Tuesday evening from Klamath Falls j 'j-lt, r:ll
w bere he has been living for tho past j fc 1 1 1
couple of y ears. Mr. Lo.ier and fam
ily formerly resided in Medford ami
expects to return to this city to live.
He likes Klamath county hut the al
titude is too great for Mrs. Lo.ler's
health, hence the change.
Harry II. -Mills of Butte Falls was
a Medford visitor Wednesday.
. Tom Kinney. Carl Hammond and
Hoy Watkius are on trial today be
fore Justice Tay lor on the charue of
killing a hog belonging to A. M. Ter
rell, the complaining witness, near
hl.H ranch on Lost Creek, January IT.
The case Is attracting considerable
attention among the fanners of that
section and a considerable delega
tion of them was present at the hear
ing. A decision Is expected late this
afternoon.
navy
's the limit of co-t of
misers from 1 (5.."iOO,000 to
flH.Olitl.unu each, and of .scout cruis
ers from ."i,0on,i)iui io o',tMUIOii
each.
Ul'TTii. Mont., Jan. 24
situation in the lower Madison val
ley, 7i miles east of here, caused by
an ice jam Iu the river, is iinprovin:,
today. With a liberal use of dyna
mite, the railroad gangs have man
aged to break the he gorge in tli
rlver and when this went out, mm '.:
of the waler which overflowed 'he
lowlands receded. Railway tracUs
aro clear and the complete schedule
of passenger
The flood i l.tiXIKIN, Jan. '.'-I. Tint presi-
dents of the piirliammis of the een
: trill powers have "issued a lllilllifc-t"
! declaim;; that the nations they repre
j sent are resolved on any sacrifice
I m-co-sury IW victory, acciiling to a
1 ll..rlm ,li-i,ateh lo Kelltl l's ll.V W1IV ol
1 Amsterdam. The manifesto was is
! -ucd for publication liy lr. Johannes
j Kaempf, speaker id the reichsing. at.
j nn nllicial reception given lo the pnr
! iiaiiientary prc-ideul-, who are now
in ciillfeleliee iu liellill.
Is
and freight trains
being resumed on the Northern Pa
cific. Ranchers In tho vicluity of
I Logan have all fled to higher
ground, leaving their household
goods and In some instances their
livestock behind. Two families were
rescued by a party organized by
Deputy Sheriff Sam Kilbride and
Postmaster Louis Uevler of Logan.
LAW AMENDED
SAI.KM. Or., Jan. '.'1. The com
mittee on assessment and taxation
today reporled the senate bill providing-
for notification of tleliutpienl ta.x-
jiiiyers by postal cards instead
SAI.KM. Or., Jan. 2-1. Although
Adjutant General George A. White
told the joint ways and nu-an.s com
mittee of tile Oregon legislature that
it would be impossible to conduct the
Oregon Xatioual Guard on less money
than the ninntint re(iiested, the eoiu
miltee cut last night the proposed ap
propriation Sin.'JoU. as a part of its
task of reducing stale expenses. Ko
rpicsted appropriiilions for the insane
hospital wore c ut SS.74 1 and lor the
tubercular hospital .:! 1 . 1 Oi'.eiO.
The dispalch quotes t lip manifesto
as saving that all saeritiee dclilalldeit
from the allied Teutonic ) peoples in
the future will he readily made "in
just defense ngam-l an onciuv who
has uuhlusliinglv unveiled hi- preda
tory and destructive designs.''
G. M. Huberts returned Tuesday
evening from Salem.
- SAN FRANCISCO, .luu.
Kethuba. the ancient jowuh
rlage contract, will be reatl ht:
day In Aramaic, the language
Christ Is said to have usej
Last Supper, according to llal
cob Nieto, at the wedding ot
Herman Itosenwasser to Miss B.
Shemanskl.
It is the first rabbinical i:
hero in twenty two years. Dr.
was the last rabbi married ben
ho Is the cplebrant at today'i
niony.
Ilabhl MU hael Fried of Sacrad
will read the Kethuba, which ej
ies the Mosaic marriage laws,
ancient Jewish orthodox seivio
be sung by cantors. The
will take place In the Hush
.temple, presided over Uy the grt
A GOOD FRIEND
A good friend stands by you when
in noed. Medford" people toll now
Doan'B Kidney Pills have stood the
test. -Mr. Ilklen endorsed Donn'r.
over eifcht years azo and airaiu enn
1 I firms the story. CouUl you ask for
I more convincing testimony
M. S. Biden, shoe repairer, 21 S,
j fill I HI BVl'IlUb. .MttlHIIU, m.'S.
'jsuifered fro:", what th doctor said
; was rheumatism, caused by un e-
; cess or iM ir acid in my moou. st
1 i showed itsolt by frvere pains, espec-
!ially in lr.y uarii. .My kidneys were
out of order, too, and these trobks
t caused mo to run down fu health. !
thrutiuh the new-paper, with the
amendment that it apply only to Mult
nomah rounly.
The original lull applied to tin
whole --tat 4i and il intrndiu-tiou wn
the signal tor the npprarnnce if
niemU'i' ot" the emmtrv pre-.. An
et't'urt was untde t amend l!ie pt'e-ent
law' m tluit the untitit'ation ul deliu-(pietu-y
wonld be printed in only one
Portland paper, but thU UHvil Pros- couidn t Moou without Kettiim dim. I
perts for tile ineaMite kivA b'dhjnosm.8 Kllllloy IMl s dM just what
lume- are oud. ithev ttere f .,arant( v. u llo nntl s,r,n j
1 saw a sreat ehanse In my condition, j
The pain began to leave me and ivy !
k'ducys uecamc 'ior .-ular ti nc-1
ten. Uy th . time I Lad finished
t.nte boxes. I was w'.ih vit any s.n.:
of the trouble.' Staement iven
Seitembrr !!'".. i
On March 10, I i 1 0, Mr. UUiv
said: "It lias been so.ne. time since
I have had any orcanion to laUe
Doau's Kidney fills, but my opir.ioti
them hasn't chuni'd in any way
iuce 1 first endorsed them. Toduy
am enjoying first-class health." j
IM ice ;V'e. at all dealers. Doii't '
simply Rsk for a kidney remedy ;set
loan's Kidney Pills the name that I
Mr. Hiden has twice publicly recom-'
mended. Kotei-Millurn Co., Props, j
L.ulfalo. N. Y. j
LOBBYISTS EXCLUDED BY
COLORADO LEGISLATURE :
I
MKNVKK, Colo.. Jan. M.--Spc:iker !
Hoon Ifc-t i-reated a venation in ihe i
iiou-e today by ordennj; the serueant - !
a I -arm-- to ri'hu!e from the floor all
pt-r-o,v iuti-n-ted lor or a!ain--t any
mcur": hi t'ore the Ifi-Iature.
Splendid Concert Tonight;:,'
Ashland's bent talent will be heard I
in concert tonight at the First M.jth
odtet church at s p. m. The cliorus
work is pronounced b critics to be
ery fine. Ashland possesses some
splendid soloists, many oT whom have
never been heard iu Medtord. llenefit
of First Methodist choir. Admission
cents.
AMI'S 1-31 FATS TON I (JUT.
HAVE COLOFMN YOUR CHEEKS
Bo Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
If y.Mir skin U .M vv c-inlcxion
p.dif! li 'iiuuc co.i:cd--;'.pj. elite p xt 1
v o li.nc a bad l.i-li1 iu oiir nwi:!i a
l.t. it'-m.iHl oii Av.nu i E.ikc
Dli've T:Mrt..
Dr. V ! cards' lie TaMc; a y.j-;
tituie lor e.iiomd were p;c;'.ired by
Dr. Kdn.tvtU ai.ei' 17 e?rs o; study
with his o,t;uii:.
IV. llv.,,nK Olio TaMcM aro a
ptir.'ly u::t lc e. .".ipov.n'! 'iiwcl with j
. oil. a will know them by liieir j
, '.a;- c I r. j
To b.i e .i cl.-.t: , pin'; A'r. ''riu!'! cr ', .
TM a ev!t;iL: of I - -yt-y l:1.c
eb: l'' v'i.iV u mii'T -. t ' ttie cause.
Dr. Mmc l'.rdtt act t-u
bvii" aiii; i'.nvls like c.t'. iv.el cl liave
no .m-arcu .;:tcr c:?ec..
TIkv :;ir; '.r bile a:i ! ovc(v.:ie con- !
sJ-p.TEit1!!. Tli. it's !v nv'!i."i.i ot" Iovcs .;
an; S"M air.-u.-lb- bV a l 2?c per '
b.'V AU dii:-..i!s. lake .-nc or two!
ns'iib." and uoic tho pleaaiiitf results. i
Pag
Myvavs U'orlh U'hi!.-
Gl'holi.1 IIS for SclHHlule
1 l liK'l-: .V I UHiKM'i;
V,M.TD
iiitt-rnationallv Tanious thuu'ers in
Till'. VI T OK 1.11 K
k.U.KM CO.MKHV
Timonoyv. lti'rttiii Kalicll in
"l.nyo anj Matt'.'"
Money to Loan
ON FARM PROPERTY
Six Per Cent Interest
FROM $250 TO $5000
O. C. Boggs
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ivMi:r. Kami.
I imioi.v Call M
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ALL STAR CONCERT
NEXT MONDAY
Do you care for fine music?
I .i vmi iv;ilie nv have
really ureal iuni iaus '.
Ahihcw-i. Mi--s Klulcin e
eiilllailieil liy M el; il'il
w ill a'Mar in a sujierb n
t-i 111 , l t!t t'iU-h.
rit;Iit here in Meilfyril nie
All nt" tliein Mr. ;uhI Mrs.
lhizrh-iiry :tnl ollieis ac-
rilnl'ill S.ieiel V Oleliestl a.
'ii'-ei't next Moiulav cveiiini;.
t r
11 sale at I Intel llnllaiiil.
Siinw y..nr Mi-tlt'eiil siir'n Mini yntir ltitisietil .jiulv;
lilelit alkl eonie.
Bethlehem's Bid on Shells
for the United States Navy
over .-fXlimi.UOO to n ISritish
I'li-i'ii that the Uritisli firm
ilH'Hulillyr Olirst'lvi'S.
To the American People:
Tin. NiTivtiirviil' tli Navv lin-, levaicltil cohtriicl. iiiiiniiiitini: to
biil(lir for II ami Hl-incli u-o.ii'ciiIf lor I lit- Navv. I'm- t lie if
ut'lVmi uricf. vi'i-v miirli In-low tlio.f of Ami-ricaii iiiaiiiilactnr.'iv
We kuoiv notliiiii; ol' the ha.-is upuii wliii h tin; nriti--h liiil were nuole. but the piiblir. is entitled
to know' I he facts upon which ne ourselves h'ul lor thi.. work.
Two years p.bo we took contracts to make 4.i00 1 1-inch shells nt a price
of $),Mr,0viU (with heavy penalties for delayed delivery.) Despite tho
fact that all our experience and facilities have been strained to fulfill
. these contracts, up lo now not n ..ine.le shell has liccu iicceptoil by tlio
(.'ovemincnt, iililiouli, mi the work already done
We have expended in ivaKes, material s, etc
Expended in. making tests for the Government
?H7,Ssl
7:.,ot)n
Making our tolal actual expenditure up to date $322, SSI
Antl we have not received a SINGLE DOLLAR on these contracts.
In addition literal enforcement of the cmitrnct uiilit involve, pay- .
mcnt of peuiilties for ilelayetl delivery already amounting to
$i7H,ot(i.
Navy Department te
manufacturers, iiarc
is are now .-o severe tiiat neither e nor, so far as we know, any other
yet been abie lo produce in n'inntity'1 1-inch ..hells which will 'meet them.
In the lilit of OUr experience, and having no Other basis, we bid for Iti-ineli sheils approxi
mately the same rale per pound as tlirt upon w hich the Navy Department actually awarded a
M-inch shell contract one year ojjo.
CIIAS M. SC'WAIl. Chairinon
El'CENE O. GItACE. President
Bethlehem Steel Company
Another Gar Load of
LS
Received last week and all have been sold
Another Car Load En Route .
This makes 46 Maxwells sold out of
our salesroom since August 10
You Know the Reason
It's the best car on the market for the
price and better than some at a higher
price. It's economical to run and the
parts are cheap. We carry a big stock '
of parts.
Call and see this car and get your
order in for next delivery
A. W. Walker Auto Co.
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