Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 31, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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irn;
TOCAL AND
IMPERSONAL
Sakm Is
(icons'- 11. (.rov
Meii'oru visitor.
Wal'T Ta;or of ?iaa. Wh.,
1.4 ari;Ouj th o::i of ioaii Ijmim-ss . :(j (j
' II. I.. lx-Armond ; In U.e iij
to'Iuy aiid reports that Ihe prupt-rty,
known as Iht? UoArmond ranch, has
.'fen solil. The jmruliager i W. II.
Hull, of Vidfor!. who will arrive
oon to u-Ue rharte of ihf- ran'.h.
Tilt farm Is lO' at' i about sis milM
ilon liovue ri'r and tomi.rii-.is IT-",
a'T'-s. AUhuui-'Ti t!ie exalt amount
Ip.iM f'lr tlie farm U i!iih-M, it
' 'inlr.-"ooil that it ha o.v.n lie! J at
grants I'k--s Courier.
SHIPS TO KEEP OUT
'!l:;:;;ll,! 1? riiiill t . , w.'.n'.Jl !-,';'r-i
. vwi I "i tip. i',.ni i 'f,.-i.' L' j'-r j"-;,' t;
I'.iri i!n; m.tiun- ! r-. nun :.);;.--.
.,. ..... ; .'
visitor In the
ill.'.
i aifl for c!(-an t-'Aon ras at
Sir!. I.':ab, cof.-ttl'.rrc. .vuw "P j'e-Vord J'rii'ting Co. tf
to date. Guarante-xl Pboae S'-.J-J. j Prank Ilramnoi!. Ceore I.utid-Frt-d
Iiar.c.-"n of HutvXiate Is lu let anil Saiu bakir of Crams I'ass
the city oil brines. j were Miuford vt.-itors T-i'-silay at-
Sre tho U'W Mafollo Clerk. It ; trading thf lu.'-tint: of the .Southern
runs in qv position. Martin J. j (;ret;ou UaiiKeia' ars.-o'. iation.
Itfd'ly, Jeweler. tf" j Take that ijrokin pump to the Pa-
Ceor'e W. Hti. paid of Oakland, Jrific Highway Cif3,:e. South Bart-
Cal., is n ebdiUK a few dayn In the lett t. bavir V.'i:1.-s Anything.
city atteiulm? to hiu'.nen.i iuait-:i. j Tho V. C. T. I'. uiil hold a rery
85 l -I'hone Ik.itn s Tirug Store. J iiiiportant liiei tina Thursday after
Ct tries K. Siiiilii i a b:islnes vl-,110011 at at the public library.
itor iu the city for a few days fioiuj livery mern'tr Is urged to alteud af.
Portland. plana will be trade for two Import-
Old papers for fa!e 6t this office 'ant events to 1- held during tho
(Continued on I age Two.)
at Stic for 100.
After spending a week in the city
TlsltlnK tricndi! tori II. Crawford left
Wednesday morning for hia home at
Albuquerque, N. M.
See Dave Wood about that ffr In
n'lraci.c policy. Office, Iiooui Ivi M.
V. & II. Midi!.
it. N. Stein of Portland IranHact
f'l husinesii with local merchants
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J!j( ic milk shakea at De Voe'3.
J. S. O'Hrlen of San Kranclseo.
Cal.. i a business visitor in the
city or a few days.
Kor your old home friends, "The
Valley of the Hokuc," l.'.e. 1179
C. I). (iabrlelHon of Salem in
spending a few dujif In the city on
hueine&s.
Sweet cider at De Voe'a.
P. W. Heller arrived lu the city
Tuesday from Han Franr-laco, Cal.,
for a brief huslneis visit.
dates sells Ford car?. $210 down
and I'-'J a month.
IB. W. Jones of Portland spent
Wednesday in the city looking after
buflliiesK Interests.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
Mr. and .Mrs. Carroll Powers of
Huttf, Mont., are recent .Medford nr
rlvals. Dr. Heine, physician ond surgeon.
Specialty, oyc, ear, nose, throat. Of
fice over .Meeker's. Gla.veR fitted.
OeorEe W. Duncan of Portland
spent the first part of the week in
Medford on business.
Crochet silk for new rainbow hand
bag's at Handicraft Shop. L'G'i1
WISH Winifred Clurk left Wednes
day morning for Kusene where she
will spend a few days visiting uni
versity friends.
Dr. II. P. Ilarnravo will resume
practice February 1. Office In
Farmers and Frultuiowers , llunk
building.
L. N. Iirainard of Portland
Medford Tuesday and 'cduesiu
on business.
For the best insurance aec Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Sirs. ;. 1". liansen of Oa' Bar.
Cal., is opcnillriK n few days tu .Med
ford vIsltitiK friends.
Hatha 2r.r, Hotel Holland.
Mrs. N. Dennis of Durrls. ' Cal..
was a Medfoid vlMtor Hie first of
tho week.
Buttermilk l"c cal. Do Voe's.
Fred WciiKerber of Salina. Ohio,
is umoni: the out of town visitors In
tho city th la week.
Cash paid for clean cotton rn;; at
Yit-fafoi'd Prml'iii! Co. If
K. Fletcher and K. 11. .Simpson
am business visitors In Medford for
u few days from Portland.
Dr. K. Kir. hiiessner, Hnti.l iiol
land 'I'Vet-y edni-silay. Hours for
consultation, 1 to o and 7 to s t.
2t'.S
Hank
A;ik In
11 I. 1 Km fin tin of Kto1wi!i
in SU
Wn..
I foul
on Ifufnoi-i".
1 r. Hurt, ph Mcinn and sitrrni,
offin Jatk?on County Hank liutlJ
!n?. W. Hinnclircv of th liihn'y nilno
Hpcnl Tut'tulH.v nn.i Wuiliu-iitlay in tin
rlty ou llUlneR.
ilar-olinp and oil at Vep.
'."al IJutori ie a lniiii11-?) visitor In
tho fit for a few iiu s trom Y'.n-
Iliisl.ft, to;.-. cninauitr uot'Hit's
(It JapiiiM'sf Art. Slot"-, (f
.1. T. Murix ! of Kiuh .KUM.drd (.
t'ijsinori nuitttTP in tin Hty T-n s
dii,v u l WvItk' jiIhv.
Val'lin- stl i t -, ranis t I -Mrttroid
Hfu1. fiiort'. : ;
William nf (l0!.l Hill ?n?!
ainonw tlif o-it of tnvn lMtsiii".ss vlJ
Horn lu .M-rirord Tu' lv and V.'. d
nesday.
DaLi ooiN m L Voo.
C. J. H'niil.'y of Uuppr t.
In ffH'iidin-: a f-v (la..." l:i t;"
vlKltinK fr.mds unj utfiidliK to
lilPft in.iU' tB
Sjnii-tliinu n-v. r.miT'i" ti n
Kfr.t of ivrr ! htii:T. 1! '! V.' .Mam. tf
J. V. Miihfuw of CtanN I'av- ?it nt
Tmsdav in Mtdioid und :it Jar!.-"n-vMlt-.
wlir-rn '" artondcj to It-.il nut-
a ;u p
ci'
. uf".
n.onth.
.ick Kliiifi of the Criffin Crc..k
diFtritt biiiU Tut-yday aftornoori in
the city on buhii.fss,
A. K. Tnlly of firants Pa was a
Mi-dford bn.sir.!-8 visitor Tuesday
aUonioon.
VaUmtine stlckorf, rardu, capK, etc.
at Medford Hook Storo.
A. ll. Ncvillt of (ilenda'f in amonir
the out of towa viniiorti in the city
this week.
A. A. Little of Puyallup, Wath.,
is a bu!ru'fis vhitor lu the city for
a few days.
Prank Caepy of 1 lilt . Cal., if.
upending a few Caya in tbe city at
U:tid!r.K to business inattern.
I. Ij. Upper of Klamath I a 1 1 was
in tho city tho firr;t of the week on
busiii'.'fis.
raciftc akaf: embroidery tood:;.
special wale loes Keliruary 1 at
Handicraft Shop. 20 S
U. K. Hhkk of Frc.-no, f'al., i a
businehR vihitor In Medford for a few
days.
Kdwiu O. Lons of Lakeview. Ore.
is amonu' the out oT Jown rititor.
in the city.
Charles Stringer of Montague,
';!., was n busiiwuH visitor in Med
lord the firt of the week.
William Howi of Itrnd, Ore, 1
a Mfdfvd visiior lor a fuw daj.j.
A. J AnderHon of BIhsoii, Cri1.,
ir ut:n:4 a few days in the city
on bunlnest!. 1
Klmer Tatf -f (Iranta T'aia spent
the first o. il;e wf-nk in Medford ti
H. L. (u ol Dorrin, Ciit , is
npendint; a !-" Cua in tho city on
1 llMlH'JUi.
C. JI. ;;n. o' .l(l.lnento, Ca!.,
in hpMidinK a frw ('ayn In the city.
Dell KMU. j-ioiir-t'or of the O-A-d
ile AioC'-ry. li.id hi-: foot ainputa'd
7 ifsdav I v I r. K i-!ey. Kilis wa
hurt last September when retuniiii
from a hunt In;; trip In the Keeley
ar. .lames Jatkson, a local liir'i
.scliool fitudrnt. crashed Into tint car
with his motorcycle hmushins Kills"
foot.
At tlie M'-thorii.-l church tomor
row, Thursday evening, occurs the
Annual (iet-toKtber Sociai and fel
lowship Program. The occasion will
also he the- dedication of the ik'w
Sunday school annex. There will be
a whorl manual and literary pro
gram, reirehmt-uis and a Kenernl
;;ood time. All members and
friends of the church and all niom
!nr of Up1 congregation ate most
crdialij lnviifd to attend. A ood
time la promised.
U . V. Isaacs has reiurnud to Me J
ford from S-'I'-m, here hr lob'-'d
in lite interests or f hi bill lor tl.f
cIusIuk oi lio;uc Kfvcr to onitii'-r-tir.l
fir-hlni;
Mrn. H. .1. l; iiMiiKer and son li t t
Tuesday ctniUK for -their hon j ..f
Spokau W'ysh.. uftcr pciidin-. a
lew da..s In the city as the sueM i
T. K. Dam-Is
Mi- Louusbitr will leave Tlnn -day
tor S,in l-'ranctsvo.
John llt 'ii ua1; U kod ii! !
t'hb'f iiittson .laniiHt :;o and bn!--?fi
in tin U'' : on a cl.aruc ,f dr- iiV
n;u--s H w.ih fiiir.i $:, and c-'y
W" dn-'sd.i nn'iiii:;t t.y 1 ol : e ,l?;d
Th; Ioi-
Vn -.tr.-.jrj. i;,;,r pn..ir Mlin.;.,
rfiti-' ha'." lif-'i pine warnin:
iiiu'iii Tu i lve not !-.;cr I r;:;Jl
(: Tilth.; an bifii and to s-m, j'n-ir,
l"-:ns d'.nitu boo fiy-i.
.'. in. Id ' p hi. 1
W, a v. ;.. f,-r of 'ulrr U irr
;t'iM U'. tin- "i.iy in t ,f city attr.ni-K;!,iT-.r-s
inai'c:-.
Pttt Siiiii1 ft.-i-; a biintiwAs i-!!r,r
m M dlor.l U cdr. ; da mo: tin--. '
fiom Phoenix j
It'iv a:,' t; :f.n,- d:i' !.n '
fni hi-i home at Porlhnd affi r I -1
in, tu. p;,.s M..n'f vJ'irtc fr;-:sd. '
In (it's inif
.loi.n Cr. of l;o-.b:ir4
Mi'dfMi'l ;"i.-5ne'.! . Cor on V
i lay.
xtwn 'i ii.i-ti'e nHi-n.i, S :h a
pre-;'ii!i"j. i- ti e lmue i:rjii.!y
nefd'-d. -iii.--- tilt j-r-nn-? in j -.Vf r
in ri j.-;-t. ; iiUi v-yi-iulx
in thv r'--d i!i-n- t" I'afi-. i-r?n-n.n'
crt i:' c. it-f !; r -l th-i:- i;r-vedi-d
inS' iilit.n. -m-u ::t i ;)n rt-tr-ntioii
ot .,;o-f fri'd to r'-(r::ii7i'
i-rn;ai:v "I i-n;ial ri'-'iti, brt ra'm r
'o!ii!iii;e I i fi'j'-.t mi -y-;:i:;tif
ion.
"The M:.mp: .f tor ;'..iir :tii;(-d
)tt'i'i- 1.. Iriii'' :riionl .;:(-e laib-d ii
aefoitnt ol' ln-t !'nr cn;,ue- l
their ad i-rsi ; n - who t'ii- nn ! t
Wilut peace, I iu'er ihe i.ie'.i-' t '! the
priie-ijdi' i iiatiriiciliiie- tiu-v wnveit
f as their v it at : ijt i it ii,n to v
dL-hoi!"r lor tteiiiiM-y, A :-tri;t-!htn-L-ary,
Titt 1. -v nn.l ilni-ari;. To our
de-ire t,r ject..tiei!iati"ii thev op; t-cd
tiieij- will. Th'-v ai;t to fi-!u , the
ia-f.
.Vi'iv Sit n; inn J'i!.
''i'liii a iic-- -.it oat ion ha- nin
up w hieii t'ofe- (iermanv nl-o to
new deci-i'tn. For tuo year- and a
half Knj;)jhd adnpte-d polilienl and
naval jne:i-ure in a eriiieal at ten.pt
,to force Jerm:ui- nnd Autria-ilnn-j:ary
fo subieeiii.n. Unit ally, de
ite th' law-, ,,i" nation, the roup
of powei- iiiar-iiai!ed li.v Knirlaiul not
only prohibits leitiniatu trade ol its
adversaries by reek less prers-iire even
on neutral state-, it stops all trade
relations ;iteeable to it .r force
them to iioiit tiieir trade acci.rdinir to
ids onier.
"The Aineriian nation kii u thc
mean- taken iu iitler to nmve Knjr
lnnd and leT allies i,, return to tin
lav. s of nations and lo ie-.tt.d the
law of freedom of tin sea-.. The
I J'if i rti ernni'-jii per-i-:.- in it- wr
of stareiitioii, wiiieii certainly due
not toiieli the military stiin-jt!) ol its
adver-.-try. but which I'mee- w.nnen
and children, the -i-k and n-ed per-"n-.
to nndei-o painful piivtmn J'yr
their euiiiitrv'- -nke. which i- liann
iiiV the national vitality.
Klnme Put on UiSt.'iiu.
'"T!:ns 1 1 t it is h iiio'eno;T:i'-t' -' in
cold blond nr-cetituntes tin- -n l feri tl'
of tho world without reL'ar.l for everv
i;ity ir
o u-:
- h :n oil- : u3li
y;-r i,-y in --vj
j new mi-cry. i,e;r A- Kr.rv i;-v
l y vvIm-h th;- v;:r I- -:-.v: ri d Wii
pre-er i- ..ji l(. j!, -t,I - the t.
; Xl'jv, -:tmU of !,r;; -ohin r- it-.d
M-iUi a b'e-Mn- i-.r Jortu-.
! 1-jrti;r d h'ln-ai iry. l iie imperia!
Vi-ri,', ni before ' n '-oi--,,-::ee '
j and before i.i-tory v.v-M b- mv !o
f n d aii. one tin-.
! tise v:ir, T'C ! i--r v
! !c:t! oi ti.e l'riite.1 S'at-
( to ,i,l;.in a.::: by !. ! i:iT i'TJ -.
j . "The at'eiopt (
j derl. 't.:i.- belwet-ii Ice ' e--:i v;
( i'.;t b t !i jin-', .-r-u !'
: !loi;jj( -liit ht of ii." ii A
I liie i: .pr-uaj ;''. "i:T ;
j t'i.:it!i.-i- the vr.r r r e.-
I -l ore forced r.jioi" i: mv r -:i
' we:;;i-.i!.-. The .) -. :;;! '.' : n
' ;.u-r'foi' i- forced to !.. a-v;-v 'V!t!i
, the rc-tri-tii'!!- ' "t ;-! i ' t
I imoi i --;d npoii ;. -c oi 3.H:;-'
! Ill,' I'.eTl- "lit lb- i .1.
ei:tinU ,ie arne.
"Tj-.s-lin-j that t' A - -.;. a:i p
i i.nd i:- L'ovcriiTMi'i.! .c! be ii-r -1
ih"-e ira -nr.- f-p th;- ti i-ion and
f t r H- i;ee.--.-:!y. tu j .( ! !t '"!-
n:cnt hope- the l"i.-t-.i 'U- v.i'i . p- ;
preci.it t lie new i - ; ! : ! ! -j.;:
tae lni'iy and e..;-ii it -.ianiipuit'r
liie Lvjpeviiil (u'-'u ai:!,ci!i ) mu o:i .
its part v. ill :,i-o i .-iperatc m o.-t!-lo
avuitl lurtirt'i- ri-'rv and a'.oid.t'j!
saeriii'M- - of bnriii ti il!c.
"lieferrim- ll s to 4let;'il- of th
pir lined v.ar lnea-iirc- :U S":i p :h
annexed, the over:!:'e::t ; ihr
time je'H to exp;c- i'- ii;!i !i-:.'-that
liie Anariea:: uvr:-i'.i--iit vr
warn Atoej-ican .-lii: in -t e:.; -r
IJlr the hai red Z"lit - de-..-: dj.-:! in
anne, anil k!.-o v,i'. wrir: i! - citien
L'tiin-t takiiiir pa-.-iivc c:i o;- - v
iidiii iood.- to -.:ip- id .i,:;' to ... :
in the barred zoi;.."
Similar rnies !;ni- b-eii l:;,Tid. d r
tile rejire.-entative- a!! irMiral v
cni'nent.-.
: itciv i-'dv-i.t En! if U h;u
i-iw-n ti; and zbtauo- b'ld
UfKin .'Of"'. i-t-C'iritieS, it c;..ld :K-c-
arraus-'t-d to talx- (are of all tin .c-j
pjsli.r.- i:e-!ii.i? ::iony. V-'o tirntiy
''t -i v- th.-r v.jy d o-iicr t -T-:
ear!; v i'.l r-. c-:v; . v : do.l.ir '.:: b
iii it." !
i:o":l'-- fir:'
tion
lo t f 10. Ooo In trannr.c-information was based on go&aip aucj
rumor of persons, wnose names ho
t.MMt br-ing sent to HnUon
and ctiiipa-iy, and only flo.OOO te
i:. feLLum-d.
V,, j.... is i.r cnlieelinli of pel -on-.
f ; , a'.in.. tlii".J.'!i I.:- firm be-
- .. r. I b-e, -w-bcr I'l and I A-
ELLIS SUBPOF.NAF.D
(Continued From Pa?e One).
ould not renieniber.
PROSECUTOR RESTS
IN M00NEY CASE
SAN FKANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-Tli,.
state rented its enc today a-ain(
.... , t... j Tl.oiuiti J. Mimney, eliai'.'cd with
, . . r 'murder a- an aeeonidice in a buml
Ir't !!:e ;o--Mi)il ot I till-f . . . , -tn...
' . ,, ... texploMoii here Jnl.y I Did, eo.-tm.
' 'o bei-;i'.l-e Mr. Ii(dhie.r wa- ' .
i i i i l n live-;.
t- biot!ier-in-htw. ll . , f "
tuber
ti.e ih'tron i!if-.;we to all comcs
tii" jiondentH at 1:5 1 o'oio:k ?!.d ' on-
J'r'- - fid. niia'.Iy'' suLeiiiuud. 1
, i .m- xyie u.e.-.-rae read tjat the firm sa
"COL.
rnt::iliy i:ifor;u-d' tuat a no:e jj .;M.,n :,,d. I
en i.-.."-d. It a!.o deveiojM?:! ,.,..,.
', ... ', ; M-n til" -fine if lie had J
;.,..,-,. Si-i'li, Jniies anoue el-e.
eon-' r ., i; v.-ere convinced ii:cnibi.r ;
: tirrp. wne -! iiii oa ;i. ' I
I';.;:! t!ie K oi.ii 'Jiy firm i-peii'-d.;
,M-e had no W a-!i-li-.es
1 i.r -'en
:tat t:.e t.:
orihiii
read; "a :
Wi.rf.ire.i jj.jtton ir.-:"-l that he and Mr. 1
i-r lii.-.v itttiuhcl ;o L-reat iio;ort;-iif i
" " to !.'- :' i;. -.-ai;-?, r-;-".r 1-'
' .t- Mvu p tt on t:!(i ?,i:ii-;.et. iiad
they r.:-j a; !.;: it s. ri'::-ty. ho s.-.M.
ii::" v. ce!d l.ave cr.r o'it
ii--aj'-s waMiinb' '--to
liuidat.
'!'!: v i:io-- also in-i-tc'l that lie
Ii. .i n- ktiow cif' mi Jteet-inbel -0
t;; t a ri de w . . rumintr f r m I'rc-i-t
W.i-on. Other :"..1bers of hi-
; :r:.i fia: dl-'.i ; v;. noli- ii:e--ae-
1 e
I, I'i'
toi:.
K. A. Conuoily, the Washington
r-'d.tr. w ho hup.died K. 1'. Uutton
For Thin, Nervous
MEN AND WOMEN
nothing equals or compares with
the rich food properties in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It makes other foods do good. It
sharpens the appetite; stimulates
the circulation and helps over-
.11. Ll It A-
i b. come catarrnai iroupies. 11 70U
MOTHER SAID
TRY IT
Lydia E. Plnkham's
table Compound Cured
Mrs. Copr.er after
Doctor's Failed.
I'utton a l.o.et 1 viih a rem::r
.m::- o: xla nine l; rtner.- of i?:" cf x:, cori-nu of the pi
rn tvn -;::, ;!! i;;r wr.n r. .t.t t., :,.- i. . , t - 0:1 I '.1: :t. r ueci
in the i'.-.-rket 011 ihe i:::"orji;a:ion re- rp"'"''d
c-:v. d i'i t '-.'1 tderan.. !?s:tton - 'K " inquiry tod. v.- that all of h!:
aid thai !.? j.in.-"tf h:id '--:-n t-hiu'l . j -
;.'" fl-ar-- of !'ta:i roj-p-r .lt d a:
fe'.v f hres of other securities b-fc:e
Deee-nibtT 1 '. l-'H that he had cover-! "fc
ed vrior to that d,:te at a irof:t of
'i-i.i, did i-o: liin."'if .0!'. f
on the s're.'Ttii of the "Vahit)i:ton '
i:iformr : Son. !
Juf. wiri (h vp'nmp nf fVAnz ,
for h: (; tenners arcoi'iU was on )
iVr emi.cr after the KlHs mrrae ,
(! alTratc forecast , are rundown, anm u. va
...idonfs; nervous, tne Denen you T
declared: will receive rrora jiuu a
I f :ll ij y
. . ...1 .ii.. ... 1... 1 r. miiicmn will auiui lac vwu. .
IW n:r.:uui' ui a in: .
Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. K. J.
"V1! !
a ;caiSinin
y-;,
had Kone out. he paid it would ta';:e .
time to i-erl::i:i. but on that ni.niit '
hi-- i 00-wc-d that the Ion? in-
terr -t of h:y (-liejii!8 si;-rp;ited :''.!',-1
' T,;a share-, and lie? .short irteref-t ;
, about 3 ."t.'uoi shfires. Connol-y :;nd '
eon'ipiiiiy, he said, wore 011 Lu-in-,
' i-er sliort of no ?toci-:s whatever.;
1 '"Vh;it bro!;e t!io market," xtid t
Ii'itton, "v;s not tiie peace note, b-'
: i-u.ry I.aasir.'s 'Vcr.uo of war';
: stjteijif nt." :
THIRD SEATTLE BANK CLOSED ' ll,at vas 0:1 p-CP,,,ber
; renLarked Vliio;de.
! "Ves. but that's v hat lias l;ti' d :
! tho irsm :el."' 1
Kiom Hk-( eiiiberv!t to DecenilorC'; .
, liulton said the e;:e:i;s of the Cor-'
jfjtvaflawTgifcrw
Any Woman
'y ' S .'
(Continued From rage One.)
:i;d -on,e nt the -nuilt lilik- W--c d -in?
their b'.i-inc-.-.
The derma n-American .M'T;-:int :'e
Han!; issued the follo'vim; sfi'..,1
inent: ' We regret tp annour.e.- th.it it
has he-en ii-cf-,ary fi.r t'.i- b:nn;
temporarily to c'. e iti t'.c ewin.
to tiic fact tli t we coi:'d r.'-
or our K' urlti' r..
L'annis Eucalyptus Omtmsnt I
mi
i
AT ALL DRUG &TC3S
The !.;,!!: 1 rffjaiij
may be thrown on lier own re
sources Inside of a day. She
should start NOW to have her
money, to familiarize herself
with banking practices and
business principles which she
may be called upon at any time
to exercise in her own behalf
or in behalf of a dependent
family.
The -woman who opens an
account with us, no matter how
small it is to start, will find us
keenly interested in her welfare. We are
ways ready to counsel and advise and
to render such assistance as she may re
quire. She will find our different depart
ments of the greatest convenience. We'd
lie pleased to see her at any time just
tu talk things over.
The Jackson County Bank
Southern
Oregon's fj
0J?'tfs Greatest Place iHIUi
iiilii
LKr -.ji i
kr U i.
Cincinnati. Ohio. "I want you to1
know the good Lydia E. Pintham'3 ,
e t:e t a b le Lorn- !
I pound has done for
me. I was in such
bad henlth from fe
male troubles that '
1 could hamiy eel !
i oft my bed- I hail
twen (nctorinir for
a If-nif time am! my
motiier said. l wane '
vou to try I.ydia h. !
I'irkham'a "epe- :
tahle Corn pnimd.' So i
I did. and it ha eer- ;
tninly mademe & veil wnnian. I nin
ab!p to do mv hci:e work and am !
hnnpy a? 1 never expected to ko around
thew';vl do r.tram, and I v. nnt ftii-rs
t l. knnv wlmt Lydia K. I'inkhain'? Vecr
j'nble Com pour, d ha? done fir me.'
Mrs. .b-sti: Coi'nf.h. l-i; UarrtLoa
i'ivp., l airin-'imt. ( iiirsnni.t.. C':io.
' VtT.tr nr. uTerine f:"I,m tiv firm of
f"rs!e t'r'itt' ie 'iouid (. li tm urtil
hr civ n Lvdia K- Finkhsn.'s -.;.('
rmr.;-HM;d a fair trial.
Tha f;n.:!!s; rerr. ly, tbt n '.c
i:-pr.;ii"7,t of wbirit r.' .p iv.-! frm
'.h.'K-e reo1" nd her!- , hi-; for t' r '
Veftrsr"- ;v r, n mo 4 ''ihb'-- i- rc
iii"orit...r cf thv U-ir.c c rv-nL-m.
"F YOU want to travel a trail of laughter that is
one continuous joy-ride, "Hit-the-Trail" to see
Geo. M. Cohan's comedv. "Hit-the-Trail Holliday''
It's a laughing
V v usC .cuiney ail tne
1, f 4vr
AMISKMKMS TOMGHT
Al,i.s Wo 1 til Whlio
liood Mithic.
M InvKi) 1,1
-rilK I.AH"
Ni Hum and llutl 4 ninpily
"1 In- Mt'ny ln(i r Vlrnili'i-."
Toimii ro . tlUiiv.s l:n.r;.n-. iu
In., thrilling dram.l of the .cria:
Yukon r on tit i :-.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Aft'n(lon! ll pcrsnns Mlhint; t.
rOrt i tops fnr rjuuierv Bill
please fall al n'tfi'i- .it !mt.ry ilii
melt or ph'tm n fni pl.-m and w.
will call fin tl.ein. ii !(:-it Ulwr Vh!
Ipj- ail ill ns ". W
WTl'P
. ol'.
TKAiil.:
K.tllon
.In fr
I r. .1
II..-IU'
((giSlllTSf
TO ORDER $25.00 DP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. Mil." IIPSTORS
is a
!il !T .J? Southern T'l
Ill r vT T. . I S
S3 ItilJ'Ll. B
SCREAM
Pi
S3 ' 6 to y 4 V, U1- 1 ir "Ar ft. r v
; I -i ,VW r -jT 1 J 4
. 1 9 -'T '' .-4V tiL.: vv;WiAfcT:
f.
1
JESDAY NIGHT FEB. 6
GEO. M.
COHAN
At His
BEST
NOTE:
This is Cohan and Harris'
Big City Company, making
only tvo stops between Oak
land and Seattle, en route to
New York. Does not play
Portland.
Broke" all records for
business at Columbia
Theater, San Francisco.
Ny n Fraiii-iscn nowspaiw-r
ritirs united iu saying:
"Hit-the-Trail Holliday is
best show of season on Pa
cific Coast."
ASK YOUR SAX FRAN"
CISCO FR I F.XDS.
With FRANK OTTO as BILLIE HOLLIDAY
PRICES:
$1.50, $1,75. 50c
TELLS KOW A $1C0 PER WEEK
BARTENDER LEGAMS A PREACHER
SEAT SALE
OPENS SAT
URDAY AT 10 A. M.
i!"lt'y
lilt.v biivins t would bvp bfi'U worvi
?ic, Oregon.