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PAGE TWO MEDFOTW MATT; TRTT5TJXE, MTTDFOTtD, QTJF.r.OK.. KATrKDAV. FFPRFAKY 1017 IOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL K. 0. Jacobs nf ?jn I'lanei-soo. Cal. won io tlio city Friday and Saturday on liuslnei's. Mr. ami .Mi's. S. W. Foster nro Med fnrd visitors from San Fr.-uu ls o. Jlrst. l.eaih, corsetlnrre. Models up to dati. (iuaraiitoed. l'hone GS3-J. Mrs. V. Harris of Portland as in Medford Friday and H.iliiiiiay. v A. Hurrlilialier of Portland Is I ipendlui; a fi days lu the city on i buKimss. See tho new Mantle Clock. It runs in any position. Martin .1. ltddy. .icwe-ler. tf' Has M. White of Hay City. Mich . uncut (In; I.ntcr part or I ho weelt in tho city on buslne.. HtiKh Jones Is a business visitor in the city from Seattle. n. SS4 I'bono Heath's Drug Store. 1.. J. Maloy of Portland was a has I noes visitor In Medford Friday and Saturday. It. W, ICnierson of Seattle spent the lutter part or the woeli In the city on lousiness. See Dave Wood about that fire lc nu ranee policy. Office, Room 401 M. & If. Bids. G. Olirey of Portland Is In the city for a few days nttcndtni; to business inalleiH. i Kc! Anderson Is a Medford vltdtor for a few days from Portland, Big DC nil Ik shaken at Do Yog's., T. C. Jumes of Trail was In Med ford the last of the week visltluni friends and attending to btisjncsx matters. I Kred Offenbnchor of liuch Is spending a few days In the city on business. ' For your old home, friends, "The Valley of the Kogue," 15c. 279 O. C. Drill of Portland Is a busi ness visitor In the city for a few days. (J. K. Ferguson or Portland Is spending a few days In the city nt tiindinK to business matters. Sweet cider at Do Voe's. J. 0. l'lerson of ItoseburR spent Friday and Saturday In tho city looking after business Interests. C. V. Dell Is a business visitor In Medford for a few days from Port land. (lutes sells Ford cars. $200 down and ;.") a mouth. Fred S. Bennett of I'm Hand Is upending a few days in the city on business. d. A. Mcl.cod or Siithcrlln. Ore.. Is spending a few days In the city vlslilng friend nud attending to business matters. Fresh chocolates, at lie Voe's. F. S. Johnson of Portland Is spend ing a few days In the city on busi ness. Special Htm of embroidery, c yard, llnlchlson & l.utnsilen. 20!' C'has. V. I'rim or JacKsonvllle. a juutor In tho Slate I nlverslty at F.u- Knft, lias, been elected president of the Mask and Buskin, the new dra inatlc society which Is affiliated with tile national dramatic society of as sociated university students. TV. Heine, physician and surgeon Specially, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. Funk Anderson was fined $10 and costs In Justice court Friday morn lug on i hai-gii of disturbing the peni following a complaint sworn out by Clntrlio .MiNoal, a Medford youth McXeal allcyed. and his story was borne out by witnesses, that Ander son pkked on him Thursday night without provocation nud proceeded to beat him up until J. 1). Helauey Interfered and stopped tho fight. The nilxup occurred In the stand belong lug lo IVlauey on Main ami lll i rsiiio. Dr. If. P. Hat-grave will resume prtirtko February I. Office In Farmers and Fruitgrowers Hank building. 2l!T Kd licarv of llrfTiu creek spent Saturday in the city visiting rrii nils Dr. l Klri likei-ner phsician and Mii-jeon. sp(i.tt(y, in-order of the digestive irc.ins. Hotel Holland. Hours r,ir cunouliailun Wednesdnv I to r, ami 7 to p. Hi. Jl''.' Unlierl li.lv was a business l-ltor lu the -l 1 1 Saliirduy from lim-h, M'-iho:d ciitrcus on the sueels Saturda'- dc mated with iug oaelt lnjiliu :l -mall piece of eopj.er ore. the o, '-.tsioii l in : ruj.;er tac l'.a - The prneeed. of lC ale will be devoted to lb- advertising of the ' l'l'.m Ledge .upper distill t. For the best Insurance sendlolines. the Insurance Man. Fred Oironhjcli. r ae., Koli. i t lia. of Ituch were in Med'otd I'tidac and Saturday, shli-iiiiu -.ttr)e in Port land msrUets. See that wind"', of tn'meld'-iv .Mr. nud Mrs. A. I. Hill left Friday for u visit at San Francisco, (.'al. "The Old Folks at Home," a play for the entire family. Page to night. 2M Louis ftennett, formerly a Medfotd resident. Is a newly elected council man of lieud. Ore., according to let ters received by Medford friends. Hatha !uf. Hotel Holland. Clde Fisk. a termer Medford ros lent was married January 27 to Miss Martha l.e Tellier of Kugena nt Unit city. Buttermilk 10c gal. He Voe's. Frank Waverty of Bend, Ore., is umoiig the. out of towu business visi tors In ihe city. Cash paid for clean colton rags at Mccford PriuCiig Co. tf linn Johnson of Watkins was in the city Friday afternoon attending to business matters. Keystone Comedy, "Ills Last Cent," Pago tonight. 2ii(l ('.. I). Samuels of Amity. Ore., Is spending a few days in .Medford and vicinity visiting friends. Fldiers Art Flour, 2 wnlla li la-sin. Hutchinson & l.umsden. 2tfa Mrs. .Mamie Heed and little daugh ter have returned from a visit with Koscuurg friends. Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, office Jtiokson County Bank Build ing. Frank and Itubc Johnson of Kaglc Point were business visitors lu Med ford Saturday. Flour, Fisher's Art, whllo It lasts, Hutchlnsou and I.uiusdcn. -'O'.P Clary Hammers ha-) returned to Ills homo at .Albany, Ore., after spending n week in the clly on busi ness. New spring lino of ginghams nt Hutchinson's & I.uiiisden's. ' D. K. Hanson of I.akevlew, Ore., is spending a few days in the city. C. F. Dolan ot Salem spent Hie middle of the week in tho city on business. Gasoline and oil at De Voe's. .Mtss .Mamie Cass ot Hilt. Cal., Is spending (he week In the city visit ing friends and relatives. Jlakery goods al De Voe's. . A. II. Dunn Is a business visitor in tho clly from Stelninnn. Something new. Campbell's afo. west or everything, 113 W Main, tf H. G. Fhinney of (ilendnle was lu Medford Friday on business. I'liher':; Ait Flour. 2, Hutchin son At l.umsden. 2f'A" Attention! All persons wishing to grow crops for the cannery will please call at office at factory this week or phone us for plan and we will cull on them, lioguo Klver Val ley Cunning Co. 219 .1. II. Smith of Grants Pass spent Friday in the city visiting friends and attending to business matters. C ash paid for clean cotton rags al Mei'ford PriiUiiig Co. tf K. A. Newcoinb of Ashland was In the clly on business Friday al'ter nonn. Take that broken pump to the Pa. cific Highway Garage. 2't South Bart lett st. Davles W'eids Anything. 1-:rnest Johnson of Itoseburg is PLOTTED IO KILL . LLOYD GEORGE BY NO USE DENYING! WOMEN DO WEAR EM ltKKItY, Kn-luml. I'Vb. :j.TIic Guilil liitl! u;is .-rmvuYii when Attr-iii-y (jem-iiil Sir Kn'tlcrirl; K. Smith todjty npein.'ti tlio rji't :i,-Miint tin iHisuii ;t)'ii-'(l of i'"ii-jriratv t'ji munlrr li oinitr Diivid Uuvd Gt.oniC jinil Artiiur 1 lciukroi), uu'I':Irt vt tln'j war t-uuruil. The acru-cil ure Ali''t WhiM'hlitii, lu-r two tkuurhttM-s, ! Jlis-i Ann Wln-eldon iiml .Mr. AlJn-tlj (Jeorr M;im, nud Mr. -MasunV hu-baiid, A Miixiitinn wits crcntcil wlu-n At-j turney (ifiirral Siuilli nliij.ftl i) hud breii intfuld tw niiirdrr llu ijrctiiii'r! with )utttnt'd dart to be shot at lihia ' uIh ii he wn- playing ilf. Jlitli tin-! prcdih-r ami .MY. ilfiideron vh tu bt killi'tl, lie aiUIfd, bv rncaiK of sun luindt'd by Mrs. "WlieL-hlun to an nffont, cnilnyt'd by tho military uu thonic, who had inratiati'd Iiitn M:If into Iilt lavor. Tim )ioiou i-ompi i.-('d lidro-.dd-ridi', slrychnint' and an Aim-ru-an In dian poison called run.1 iv, aid to hv used in poi.-nninir arrows. A'-ked as to the bet way n poi onin;; the premier, Mi'k. VhiM!dou, -cordiiiff to tlic attorney yenu'ral, said t he MiUYiiirctU'S had spcnl 500 pouuds in attempts to poij-im Mr. Uoyd George and thai- mi nltfiuiit lud b i'n mnde also on K'iunld McKenmi, lor nu'r ('hnnivllor of tlu exelictiuer. It would bl" pos-ibh', she had stifie'ited, rontinueil the proseulor, to djive n nail dipped witji poison into the boot of the victim nud such an uttempt hud boon contemplated when Mi. Lloyd Oeorve suddenly left for 1'ranee. An other method proposed was to stivk a poUoned piu in tho victim hat. .- 7 : speudiiig Ihe week lu the cltv on bus iness. Old papers for sale at this offlco at 20c for 100. Charles Lyons of Sisson, Cal.. is spending the week In the city. A chicken dinner at thu Holland Cui'u Sunday, Feb. . r,u(.. Cnder new management. . V. W. fireguiy of Central I'oiul "as a Medlord businc- i-ili,r Sal utdn . Mr. and Mrs. .;. ., A, lam-, of ivka are siending a lew days in i!. ,.y. A I a nk for Ike tiraue ..I' nil. hav ing n en it y .,1' .'itiuu pallet!-. Was hauled : ihe Hulk' ranch Saturday. MUs Sadie r.a.-v has ictnnicd to the city from Tillaniook. where ,lie i-ilcd her .. i . m - lor the p.i-t Iwe liuuillw. '"!"! I'e'i tll! eorniier. e'tt Salnnl.iv nn.inile,- at Ijold 1 1 ll! inies-liualiti'.- the de.illi of II. II. .Milier. Mi- lleiirietle Kill- will bl,' Sun day ''.,. I.,,- Ai.-el.-. wlieir- s- e- j -ci-N I-, t. :n;)in i-e tiiHii.-nl l . K. I.. . I. .r,e- el llle til l,- .,.,g,. ,!,--jlHct sr...M,in. ., ,,w ,:lV. !. i ' i -j I i i v Ir.eti.K and atteiiiliic to lju-iii. --. 'natter-, I Mi. and n I:. ,. Ih, k- l,jv,- u-jlutru-,1 te the n' i i .mii S.-i, )ie-.-,,, j i, 'i, u it,, v i ,-,i.-, !i(. i,,,-,,,.r'- ; na rent i Im ,,-.;e .-, i,,.. ,,, i I 1',,,,,, i II' S;,t i.l in lie i-lt . 1 Mi. ami Mr-. I'. H. !'.,,, a, I Ki. lit Safiidav : the cll -I1..1. (in.-. Niuhl I'olii'eiuan t'liiwtord and Constable Al ll:llinuond while oil a search lor a lu;jitie Ironi a larceny charge, la-l night arrested .Mrs. Ada Phillips and .lohn llilkev nl the I'or iner's home on North Fir street.' Alter beinjr lodged in the .lackson ville jail oi'cr nighl the pair were, ar raigned bet'ore Justice (ilcini O. Tay lor tins allernoon on u. vairraucv charge. Mrs. Phillip- ha- lived in .Medlord I'or some time nud claims that -he has in-ligMcd proceedings in a Washing ton coin"! for a divorce I'roni lie! hu--band. llilkev i- a laborer on a ranch near Medlord. iCANS T OVER INTERESTS 10 FOREIGN NATIONS iau eoveriunenl lias not been lieurd j'roui. - The of'i'icinl annoiinceinenl also w.s made that all American consuls had 'been oiderc! to leave tit riiiiuiv nj thai (lel'umn.v was expected likewise to withdraw all her coii-uls from this country. AMl-SKJIEXTS TO.MUHT. WASIIiXCToN'. Feb. ;;..iucrieau j amba-sader-, n.iiii-lcrs and con-mni j reprc.-eiilalive- in Knxliiii'l. France. ! liu-sia, Japan, Uiunauia. Serbia, itireece, Ivjvpt and Morocco were tu iday ili-truele.l l.v the -late di-part-'nie'nt t" -u-pmd all a.-tivilies in rcla llion !! lac llcnnan interests which I they have taken over and to aw.ut in i formation lo In iveycd throiili nt r;il oceiunienl a- to u'liom f sin Hi:uiu:itT fflRS ltl.i:il3!HX TKKK KHRlamls distinguished star lu Tho Old l'lks t Hi'ine." a play for tho entire family. Also K1CYSTOXE COMEDY. "Ills Last Cent." Tomorrow, Olga l'etrova in "Ex travagance." Adults 13c; Children 5c. some int.' -ts lll- Miss Kmily Jliller ol ( Uiea.iio weats overalls l'or lioii-eworl;, gardciiiii";, i-atiipin;,', and isay- slic has even stone lo the movies with only an overcoat coverini: them. "What inure." she says, ''niost 01 my nci.Iibors are wear ing them, loo." GERARO TOLD TO E I BLAME FOR WAR WITH I KAISER SAYS WM. TAFT Mlenuauy wi-hes i trusted. 1 The liclli-crcut interests which the I'uited Stale- ha- been rcprcscutiui; in lierui.iliv since Ine I1c41n.ini!; 01 Ihe war were turned over li v tlic Aniericaii embassy ill Herlin lo oilier neutrals selected by Ihe wirii.n- "V erntnents coueerned. Ollieial iiuuounceiiienl was made at lite state department that I'ritisli interests in lierniuny had been lian--lerrt'd to 11. .Hand; Japanese and Serbian to Spain and Kumariian t Spain temporarily, while the Hiiniaii- AIISI:.MF.N'1S TOXIGI1T. Stfll JIDI Si: PKTKItS lu "Till': 1UII.IMPF.I!," a thrill, ini; iiiili'oud romance. Also Vim Comedy "AUTISTIC ATMOSPHERE." Tomorrow-, Una Cavalier! lu 'The Shadows of Her Past." WASHINGTON'. Feb. 0 dor Gerard's instructions his euibnssv.'us well as sulales in (.leruiany. Kmbnssy taehes, consuls, consular liecut. m basso -lire to close all the eon- al-ind their stnfl's an to be brought out ol Gemiany. This makes the severance ol' relations more complete than is usual in such case.-. I -AVASHIXGTON', Feb. .1. Former 1 President Talt prefaced a prepared speech on the League to Enforce! i l'eac here last hIkM with a reference I to the new German crisis, declaring j 'that if tho United States were drawn! into war German would force it byi j "her defiance of plain principles of i 'justice and humanity, which should ' obtain between civilized nations." j I The responsibility which now rests , I on the president and congress is jvery heavy," said Mr. Taft. "They I should know and do know that the I American people will back them to j the end in their decision. May God i give them good deliverance." :.- Ge minx kxamixk von: kyks. WASHINGTON'. Feb. ninny's diplomatic interests in ill Viiiied Suites will be as-iuiicd bv the! Swiss legation. ' . 1 I test every muscle, every part ' ' ' with scientific precision. Lenses; WASHINGTON. Feb. It. Spain . are then furnished to fit the exact1 will take over the diplomatic interest - defects, and there is uo doing it over j ol the I'uited States in Herlin. j again. -It is right In .the first place j anil that ends It J. ,1. Maker id the Wcslerhind "l- charils bits-'inc- ill Hie cilv Salurdav DR. RIGKERT Suite l-2,.Ovor Mav Co. Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement PAGE Friday Evening, Feb. 9 . CLUB (L A C GLEE ' 'JO Cull cue Men with Tazz On Annual Touv In Songs, Solos and Scenes Typical of College Life A Musical Treat I'm- All. lie Sure and Hear Them. Seat Sale Wednesday 10 a. m. Popular Prices : 25c, 50c, 75c Sut'uTin from i-X'mv-mvo io-.- t MmoiI tM-f ;tiitiu'(! whrn he ohnppiMl ! ttir thmrl :iinl (uiri of tin paint 1'rutn j lctl hiiiul t hi- nn'tniii-. M. (;tr- i tt-r ot .hirk'-om t!lo ua- iiruiiltt 10 Mrdutnl lor nu'dii'iil tt'vatim-nt this mum. TIio joM-iilciit ot'i-ttrrt'd on the tiin-h til' Henry .M;tnUin, rt .f rlyk-oii-j lilr. ;nnl v;is t ;ittrj hv "iirtrr l:il'in u tin' bhule ot' tho ax, lult!V' !iju-t! (.'ii l ho li-ini ronini. Hi- va- hnmht to .MrtltOttl ti tht-.Irt'i'toar. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOK SAl.K Hood horse, l.iiesy. ivasson and harness and small bus iness, sacrifice. Jin, "-'' South K in-: street. -'! l'OK SAl.K -Cood man's bicve'-e. 5tf. .New f ifleen-jewel KlKin watch, -a ear ease. 5. lliii. roomy cui- l.naid. $1, 7 'is Alder street, '.'li!' ! l-'OH SAl.K -Wood co.'k stove. $1.; Very prctiv ni, keb-d heater, burns j wood or coal, cood as new, nud washing uiacliinc, lit a :''.': South Kins meet. "HV SWEDISH STAND ON GERMAN NOTE NOT KNOWN ut.ii. ll-ra ,t I.'! I'oint 'v il' tinu V He virds. U"n. W. I). Wheeler In til" el'v Katun! lnei. filr ll.-rb-rt It. Iauil'. dlt!m:nisli liichl. I.em ( harl'e of Itunxa bilness xisitor in Ued da r. Basket.'1. toa, chinawaie, novelties at Japanese Art Store. if nf Iva IV In .1 net. i I"; tn- w.is a S.M II STvll'KIIAI.M. l-'eb .I. - No lnfor I nu.tion or Int'mailon reaardliiK the '.Itlll'i-le tbitl Snedi'll will saaie jlovi.ittl the Mil.nialine bleei.ade i- I vou lisafe.l bv the government, fur- tl..r Ih.in tie- M.ilement that the .ofib ials are . ousi.lerini; the matter jllh Tie attenr.Ml ivhi-h the i;ial!y of the Mt ua i ion tienian.U. j '1'lie Ai so, i.u.i I'ress leainc, bow . ever tiom a Well illlolmed olilce tti;it no a.;ien be taken unlit af:ei ..a . eii.nie of xiews tttth len ninrU and .Noiixai. With M"dfonl ir.uie Is Medford m.vto l-'Olt SAI.K-- Taides. ra.ks. coun ters, .how .uses. Iiuntley electric cleaner, electric flxiuren, rujis. shelving chaiis. seiviiu niavhine. j etc. Must be .sold at once Ahrens. I 270 l . . WANTKIi - Competent woman for 1 ixener.il house work, l'hon.! 7-1-.I l'OK SAl.K- -Cheap, two finely de , xeloped small tarms of "el and t:-' aires respecticelv. with nood i huildinus. There arc no ''itter I f.irms than ihee. Come and see, Martin Marshall. North Central I'oint. '.'7 1 l'OK SAl.K Spun of mules, weight about l-'.io, C.ood and senile. Martin Marshall. North Central I'." lit 117 I Guaranteed Attraction southf.rn;oregon's greatest place of amusement TUESDAY NIGHT Geo. M. Cohan at His BEST! Kept San Francisco in an Uproar for Three Weeks Cohan Laughs Cohan Comedy Cohan Speed BROKE ALL RECORDS FOR BUSINESS AT COLUMBIA THEATER, SAN FRAN CISCO MAKING ONLY TWO STOPS BE TWEEN OAKLAND AND SEATTLE EN ROUTE FOR A TRIUMPHAL RETURN TOUR OF LEADING EASTERN CITIES YouMI Yell You'll Howl You'll Scream Geo. M. Cohan Has Got the Prohibitionists and the "Wets" Laughing in the Same Audience COHAN AND HARRIS PRESENT GEO. M. COHAN'S LATEST FLASH OF PYROTECHNICAL JOY sm It tells how a $100.00 per week bartender became a preaxher Hit-toe-1 rail WITH THE GREATEST "FIND" OF ALL COHAN TYPES FRANK OTTO as ollidaY NOTE THIS ATTRACTION IS SELLING OUT EVERY WHERE. SAN FRANCISCO CRITICS UNITED IN CLAIMING THIS PLAY BEST IN YEARS ON PACIFIC COAST SEATS NOW SELLING PRICES: $1.50 $1.00 75c 50c
