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FINIEV LECTURES
ON WILD LIFE;
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Stato DioloKlst William I.. Klnlcy
gfvi'B a lecture and allows lii.s moving
pictures of wild birds and animals at
tho I'aKO theater tills uftnrnoun to
scliool ch'ldren and older people. Tli
lecture, nnd pictures are free to too
public. ArriuiKenioiitH wore nmuo
tiniler the (lire-lion of tlio publlj
KdiooiH and the Parent-Teat'lieis as
sociation. Muiiili.;' tiio pli'lues wero dhv.n
three tinier at Crantii Pass to crowd
ed honsej of hcliool children. Tues
day afternoon at Ki'Kiie Klver, and
in I ho evening at Central Point. They
arn also to he hIiowii the children
at Talent, Ashland, Jacksonville and
KrkIg Point.
In each of those places the boards of
education, teachers and others have
been enthusiastic as to the educa
tional valuo of .Mr. I'lnley's voi k
nitiong the children.
Protect ilK Wild I.lf'e.
Mr. Klnley was state k.'iiuo warden
for four years and had every oppor
tunity to see tho results accomplished
in protecting wild llfo solely from
tho legal or police standpoint. Tito
Fish and Game rbmuiiHsinucrs under
whom Mr. Klnley Is working, are
Hntlsficd that gaino protection Is
largely an educational and economic
problem. It depends, to a largo ex
tent, 011 tho people themselves us to
wliolher they want ganio laws en
forced and these natural resources
protected nnd fostered. Law en
forcenient nnd educational work
must go hand In hand. ItesultH can
not be obtained without both.
Concerning a report In tho Portland
Journal, Tuesday, Jan. 23, to the ef
fect that sportsmen at Albany had
complained against tho work of the
Fish and t'.aino commission, Mr. Fin
ley made tho following answer:
Klnlcy Answers Critics,
"i think somo one with a particu
lar grievanco has made a mistake In
spreading slories that are not true.
Thcro is not enough money In the
ganio protection fund to employ a
game warden In every locality in the
state, ullhough State Came Warden
Shoenuiker and the Fish and (lame
commission are continually beselged
by applicants and their friends. He
ports of game law violation ore often
spread by applicants for positions.
"Tho published report or the Fish
and Uunio commission shows how
and where every dollar is spent. I. inn
county bus always bud her share.
Sho lias received trout and other
gniuo fish to stock lior streams and
pheasants from tho game farm' to
liberate In her fields.
Corrects False deports.
"To correct the false report sent
out from Albany. The oft ice of
statu biologist was established by the
Fish and (iamo commission In 111 15.
1 resigned fjom Urn position of stale
game warden and took up this edu
cational and scientific work. Since
that timo not a cent or stato money
has ever been spent outside of the
stato of Oregon by me, nor will any
ever be spent while I hold the posi
tion. 1 have never hired any one to
rope n mountain lion or nny other
wild animal. 1 nm too much opposed
to the Idea.'1
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CIRCLE TO MEET
The reirniur iihuiiIiU meetlm: !' the
Lincoln I'ur.-nt -Tcndicr circle will In
held Friday afternoon, .l.-inmu-v L'ti,
at II o'clock, in the .-elmol limUini:.
The mothers id' the fifth, eruilc pupils
will act as husics.c tlm ull.-r tin
business session nnd iirn-rruin wil!
servo refreshment-.. Mr-. Perl, tin
president, is very ilc-irous of havtim
n splendid utleudiinec. as final plans
lire lo lie made in riminl to tin- cnnl
ing of I In- school yard idiivgrouuil, the
seltinj; of trees umi pl.intinu' of
shrubbery. Now i- the tunc to liciin
this win k if bcaiitiiul criiiinds for
spline; and summer are unntcil. This
is- n civic movement that eerv pat
ron should be interested in. it-. cwrv
hMt made more beautiful unit uttriie
tive in our city mnkes the citv so
niu'li more utlrjictivc to mit-iiler.
Iinrl helps no only the ii.i ilmtc
neij;lil)orlioiiil, but is lor the good of
the whole community.
.Mrs. lillini.-s bus l imine of the
program. Alls, Srelv will e,ive n re
port of tile convention of null;!'!'-- of
mothers, rcmlm:.' l Mr-. ,1. F. Jlc.
llonnlil, and a report of )r. I1,
llusk's school sunev will be civen
hv Mrs. K. K. W'il-"ii.
Final arrangements for the two
meetings to bo held tomorrow after
noon and evening In aid of the
fatherless children of France by .Miss
Florence M. Schofleld of Paris and
Miss Kllnor Fell or Loudon, have
been completed. The afternoon meet
ing which Is for the school children
will be bold In tho high school build
ing and the evening meeting In the
small auditorium of the Natatorluin
at 8 o'clock. No collections, or ad
mission fees are made at the meet
ings which are merely extremely
Interesting talks about war time con
ditions and tho appalling effects
which they are having upon the fath
erless babes of France.
Iloth speakers ore familiar will,
the desolating scenes of war and t:i
of theso conditions nt which we can
scarcely guess. Diseases of nova
tion, nbovo , all tuberculosis, Is
increasing at an alarming rate among
those fatherless littlo ones, lloiiic.i
In which the mother is unable to 'iiip
tort her child are '.treating up. .V
over Franco the bngiit of war is
cl.nking tho laughter cf childhood.
Thoso nr.i real cone lions and It
.no work or miss Fell m:i! Miss Scr.o-
field to bring the facts to America.
In every city to which they have
brought their message I hey have le.'t
behind them i.n approbation of .v'.iat
a war can nKiin to children.
Tho patrons and i oiiimlttec:) for
tho local meetings are: Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. (intes, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles
Scbleffelln, Air. nnd .Airs. William
Gore, Miss Hoblnson, Miss Maria-.i
Towne, Miss Louise llurke, Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln McCormack, Dr. and
Mrs. Porter, Dr. nnd Mrs. Conroy, Dr.
and Mrs. Plckel, Dr. and Mrs. Clancy,
Professor 1 1 i 11 Ik, Mr. and Mrs. Delrov
Getehcll, Mr. and Mrs. John Orth,
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews. Mr.
and Mrs. Kvim Heanios, Mr. and Mrs.
Vilas Ueckwlth, Mrs. Charles Conner,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Deuel, Judgo and Mrs.
Ton Velio, Mrs. George Parsons. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Owens, Misses Kull
hor, Captain and Mrs. Vance, Mr. and
Mrs. Dully, Mr. and Mrs. Ilanby, Mr.
anil Mrs. Kerns, Mr. Cniiner, .Miss
DeVorc, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald.
Judge and Mrs. Crews. Mr. and .Mrs
Perl, Mr. and Mrs. Mears, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
McCurdy, Mrs. Wlnirrrd Taylor, Mrs.
Alice Scudiler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Clark, Miss Margaret Hubbard, Mr.
Alfred Carpenter, Mr. Leonard Car
penter. Advisory board: Mrs. Stewart Pat
terson, chairman; Mrs. Donald Clark.
Mrs. Winifred Taylor, Miss Margaret
Hubbard, Mr. Leonard Carpenter.
Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Preston.
Depository, Mr. John Orth.
Intension committee, Mrs. Charles
Scblefrelin, chairman.
Sales committee. Miss Susan Deuel
chairman-, .leannette Patterson, Dor
othy Thome, Gladys lloltou, Lenoro
V'nuce, Laura Page.
Decorating rommittee, Mr. Alfred
Carpenter, rhnlrmnn.
BLUE LEDGE ROAD STATE FEDERATION
city of
( rci;on
Tl ontrnct between the
Meill'oiil and the .Southern
I racoon company ciiinnir lor the con
struction of the railroad to the lllue
l.cdge district was officially nullified
by the city council last nijiht in ail-
jnnrneii session, i ins action was
InUen lo clear up uny tpiestion re
garding the unsold issue of bonds for
the eoiistruelioii of the raili'iuid which
might lie considered by biiml-huying
houses in their bid on .Mcdford's pres
ent authori.cil refunding bond issue.
.1. V. (iriintlinm petitioned to be al
lowed to rent the city ranch for
.M-1-..iO tor the coming year. Ibis is
the same figure at which he has rent
ed (he past scasriTi. The petition was
referred to Hie wnler committee.
A iel it ion from T. ,. Habv was
rend asking permission to establish u
popcorn wagon on the grounds of the
Southern Oregon Traction company.
The petition was grunted on condition
that the premises lie kept 'free from
nil litter.
The report of Charles (lav for his
final hull', month of service as police
.judge wns read and accepted. K
showed two arrests, one for disturb
ing the pence and one for drunken
ness. F.ueh offender paid a fine of
$10.
Among matters discussed iinoffi
cinlly by the council wns that of pro
viding suiolic protectors for the fire
men. This nialter was held over
pending the securing of information
on the subject. The matter of amend
ing existing water ordinances was
also discussed, as was that of licens
ing .plneys operating within the citv
limits, lioth matters were not acted
upon, but tile city recorder w.-is in
structed to secure additional inl'or
uintion on the subjecls.
DM AT GAPIfllL
SAN FliAXCISCO. Jan. 24 The
State Federation of Labor turned
over ifiilMI today to the defense fund
of Thomas ,1. .Moonev, Kdward Nolan,
Israel Wciiiburg, W'ancn K. Hillings
and .Mrs. Kena Moniicy, charged with
murder in n preparedness day bomb
explosion Hint cost ten lives and in
jured forty persons here July '-2,
Ifllli. Mooney is now on triul and
Hillings' appeal from a life sentence
is soon lo be niuile.
The money was given to Nolan, who
passed it on to Kobert -Minor, treas
urer of the International Workers
Defense league fund, out of which
Mooncy's trial is being financed.
"This shows that organized labor
does not believe charges made by the
district attorney's oi'lice that Mooney
and the other defendants here be
trayed organized labor," said Minor.
Several victims cripped by the ex
plosion hobbled into court today on
crutches to take the stand. A hush
fell upon the court room and some of
tlic. iurors seemed visibly .affected.
Vcsteiduy three victims limped to the
witness stand.
The handle of the suit case in
which the state contends the bomb
wns concealed wns identified. The
defense opposes the suit ease theory.
Sat iiidiiv
meeting wa
school,
Mi-s X
cvcnnitr,
culled
tri.-t Xo. I:
l'cilellcv,
.January UO, a
nt tile Antelope
2, hv its teuchcr,
for the puroo--c
ol organizing a couiiiiunily meeting.
A surprisingly large minilier were
present nnd nri-angoiucnts were
made lor the next meeting, which is
to be held Saturday evening, Febru
ary 17. The program committee con
sists of Mrs. Itcrl liippcy, Owen
(liigsbv and Miss flu riila Willed, nml
the program promises to be very in
teresting. It is the purpose of these
meetings to brim.- the people logetbc'r
to enjoy a plea-nut evening and at the
snine lime receive something educa
tional iin.l instructive. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all residents
of the district, and outsiders will be
heartily welcomed.
After spending two weeks in the
city and posing as a man of wealth
"ho contemplated the purchase of
large ranch propel ties. Fruit k llohart
was brought to Mclford Tuesday at'
ternoon by fou-.tuldc Hainniomi ami
was given twclitv-tic days in the
county jail hv Justice Taylor for
.jumping n board bill of iflti. The
charge wns preferred hv Mis. Wenoiia
cars, who operates a hoarding bouse
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MAKE 0. S. SHELLS
I.ONlKlX, Jan. 21. - The Ui ili-h
government has refused permission to
the liailliebls. Ltd.. to proceed with
work on the contract for shells for
the American nnvv -so lorn: as the
CMcen.'les ot Will- continue.
WASHIXGTOX, Jan. 'J I. I'urllicr
extending his plan of IransMcthi"
business at the capitol, President
Wilson arranged today to spend Hie
entire afternoon ill his office out
the senate chamber, rcceivinc dele
gations in iiililitioii to his usual -
gressional cullers. He fore going to
the capitol, Mr. Wilson shook hund
at the white house with Inn indepen
dent oil producers and conferred
with a committee from tlie Churches
of Christ in America.
WORLD'S BOWLING RECORD
MADE BY VERMONTERS
CHICAGO, Jen. 21 What was
said today to be a world's bowling
record was liiudc last night by Hie
Vermont five-men team of the Windy
City league of Chicago, with a tenia
game of l'JIlll, and an average of
U-X The three games were
111)7. 10111 nnd VJ!M).
I'lTTSIirHG. I'll.. -lun. 21.
. Twcniy-Ihrcc acts of heroism were
; recognized by I lie Carnegie hero fund
I commission al its thirteenth auuuiil
Id eeting here today. .
In eight cases silver
awarded: in fifteen
medals. F.leven of
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DAfi
Try Grandmother's old Favorito
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
their
scCI
medals were
discs bronze
the heroes lost
lives, and to the dependents of
i of these pensions aggregating
fli;.vtl a year were granted; to the
dependents of one of these nnd of
three others who lost their lives, sums
totaling .f.'iO.'O, to be applied, subject
to the direction of the commission, in
various ways, were grunted. In addy
lion lo these money grunts, in one
case ifillmi was nppropiiatcd for edu
eatioiiiil purposes, oaynients to lie
niuile as needed and approved: and in
! ten cases awards aggregating .t.u.iu
were made for other worthy purposes.
Payments in these cases will not be
made until the beneficiaries' plans
for the use of the awards have been
approved by tlic commission.
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
Tape's fold t'oinpolind" JOnds
Grippe .Misery Don't Stay
Stiiffed-lo!
Almost everyone knows that Saqt Te
and Sulphur, properly coniiniimlfti
hringa back the natural color aiul lmtr(
to the huir when failed, Rf r.-ake.l oj
gray. Yent-B ago the only way to got thu
mixture win to make it at lioini'. whid)
in nmssy and troublesome. KowaiJav8,hv
asking at any dru store for "Wyet!,'
Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will
get a large bottle of this famous oH
recipe, improved by tho addition ol other
ingredients, for about 50 cents.
Don't stay gniv! Try it! Xo out
enn possibly tell Ihnt you dnrkencil your
hair, as it dew it so naturally mt
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small stnttnl at i .
time; by morning the Rray hair Jli.
appears, and after another applic.fia
or two. your hair becomes beuutifully
dark, glossy and attractive. '
Wyelh'a Snge and Sulphur Compound
19 a delightful toilet requisite, for tliow
who desire dark hair and a youthful tp. .
pcariince. It is not intended for the curt
mitigation or prevention ot" disease, '
SIOUX CITY, In., Jan.
lead of Congressman
the eleventh lown
unofficial count, now- is 7.1, Steele
gaining 31 votes on Congressman
elect Seott in theVlth Sioux City pre
cinct today. " The contest has na
tional Importance In view of the situ
ation In the lower house.
You can end grippe and break up
a severe cold cither in head, chest,
body or limbs, by taking a dose of
Pnpc's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passoges In the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run-
! ning, relieves sick headache, dull
i ness, feverishness, sore throat, snecz
The i lug, soreness and stiffness.
isjsss i : : il
Tom Steele in Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow-
cliHtrk't, on the ; Iiik and snuffling! Ease your throb
bing head nothing elau in the world
gives such prompt relief as 'Tape's
Cold Comopund," which costs only
25 cents at any drug store. U acts
without assistance, tastes nice, and
causes no inconvenience.
Capital
$100,000
Many Times Secure
m-XllILATIOX by the U. S. (Jov
criiiiifiii ; the ilist Approved
Vaults, nnd businesslike Manage
ment form the combined protec
tion for funds deposited at the
'First National Bank. The first
kind is fool-proof, the second fire
proof and burglar-proof, and Ave
have demonstrated that the third
is error-proof.
Whatever your requirements are in
collection with the development of
business or lands It will pay you lo
call am! talk to us.
stlationaiEank: S
MEDFORD OREGON fJl
mnmwsessssBammcwi uu.ifn
ii j.-.i ,onii i eiiiiiil avenue.
Tlic c plaint wa, filed early
Tnesil.iy at ternoon. Within un hour
the man had been located at (inmis
iss, ,V.,N placed in cu-tody and
num. .ml dispatched to return lllui
to tins citv for he.iiing.
FLIGHT OF AVIATORS
Kstrny Notice.
Taken up Med 2-o.ir-old steer,
branded double figure slv, one In
verted. Ear mark Is crop umi under
half crop, left ear. I). K. I'ottroll,
Fenftle, Oregon.
I'fil
Yt'MA, An., .Ian. 'J I.- Lieutenant
Colonel llarrv (I. lUsliop, second of
lite rescued artuv aviators brou-lit
from tlic Souorn dcsci t. nnd w !io has
becll Ml 11 hospit;, here since SlilidilV.
-tated emphatically today lie had re
cciw'd written peiniissiou from the
proper aviation official to make the
Light to falcMco with Lieutenant W.
A. Ii'obeit-oii, .l.imiarv lo, ,i, ,.,,.
cd With tile t
lo-t . il ltd I iiel I' I
of siijielin.
foul, comma n!
aviation school
was in, I ii n t Ii, .
I,
lie
lll.t
Ollel W.
the Ni
s staled
A. II
til I-till-
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lil-s.
land
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MRS, KIESl) SIOK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to He;:Uh by Lydia E.
Piakhaiu's Vegetable Compound.
Aurnra, III. "For seven lone monthfl
T auifeivil front ft feninle trouble, with
severe pains in my
hack and sides until
1 became so weak I
could hardly walk
from chair to chair,
and gat so nervous
1 would jump at the
slightest noise. I
was entirely unfit
to do my house
work. I wns Riving
up hope of ever be
iiiR well, when my
sister Asked dim t'n
try l .ydin !,. I inkham's Vegetable Com
(Kiuncl. I took six bottles and today I
m a henlthy woman able to do my ow n
housework. wish every mnferini;
woman would try Lydia 1).' Linlihani'i
Vegetable f ompoiind. and Iin.l out for
themselves how good it is." Mrs. Caul
A. Kik.su, f'.Hi North Ave., Aurora, 111.
The ureal number of iirisoli.-it,,, .,'.
limoniuis on tile nt the I'mklnui I.uii
oratory, many cf which are froni time I
te time pubii.,!ie,l l.y perniia..,i!,. nre
lirool ol the vain,. f l.v.ha K rh,k
haiii s ce.-ral,:,. (-n,.K..,ln,ti j., t)le
tr.-aliiM nt of femnle ;;!s.
Lvery nilini; woman ii i. Vivt.-d
Sta'.. - is cordially invit. ,1 to write t
the l.ydin L. 1'iiikham .Mclainc (v,
(.-mti lcntian. l.vnii. Mass., forspe, iKl
advice. It is f,-.... v-ill br;:n; you L-.ahh
and limy nUVO uuf
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each,
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Val. Lace
Values up
to 0c, this
sale, rard,
"Mr. J. C. O." Wants to Meet You at Our Store
"Mr. .J. C. 0." is in full charge of the VAg Clean-Up Sale that is runnino; in our store. Come in and meet him.
lie will show you more money-saving opportunities than you ever saw in till your life befoiv.
The sale is now in full swing, and wherever you see J. C. O.'s pidure attached to goods throughout our store,
you can be sure that he will save you a pile of money on your purchase.
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Here Is Your Big Chance to Meet With Opportunity
Mr. J. CO. Says Clean Up in Suit Department I
ICO Odd Waists and .Mid
dies, sold up to $:.50,
clean-up sale,
Odd Suits, Coats and
Dresses, up to $.'io.00 values,
ciean-un price
pffisarijaraiicGjalG at $3.98
100 Brand New Lingerie
AYaists, new styles,
clean-up price,
at
each
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V2 Off on All New Winter Suits and Coats J4 Off I
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Buy Underwear
Now
Women's Heavy Fleec
ed Lined Union Suits, a
splendid Toe garmen.
59c
this sale, each
at...:
( 'hildrcn's Vests
and Pants, all sizes,
cheap at 35e, this
25c
sale, each,
at
Wonderful
Silk Bargains
An odd lot
and Fancy
sold up to
yard, to be
closed out,
of Plain
Silks.
$1.00 a
An odd lot t
Silks, sold up to
$1.30, to be closed
Notion Bargains
Luster Cotton in all
colors, ball 5
( 'olgate's Talcum
Powder, all odors,
special, per can.. 15c
Bncilla Crochet
Cotton, all colors, a
ball 10
Fancy Kibhons, val
ues up to oOc, very
special, yd 25
v,i 36c
Big Remnant Sale
out at,
vard....
Pemuants of Cali
coes, Outings and
Percales, values up
to l.'ic a yard, sale
prii-e. yard of1
Remnants of all
kinds of Wash
'ioods. values up to
J.")c n yard, this sale.
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1 I'ancv ir F'
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89c I
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Sheets and Pillowslips
1 l-Vineh Pillow
S1:0 lUeached
Sheets, good
iU.-!lity, cheap at
.fl.OO." tliis sale,
each S9r
Slips, real L'Oi
lies, this sal
each
val-
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t. ii n.
io January arancoait
Thursday Corset Bargains
11-22 NOU'TII CKNTli AL
mi:i)Fok'I.'oi;k(;on
Women's Heavy
( 'outil 'oi sets.'
new model, real
$1.I0 values, sale
1'i iee, j.aii-... 69-
Women's fine
grade Corsets,
new model, real
$1.25 values, this
sale, pair 89?
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