ran 13 two
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f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
Mrs. Loach, corBets made to meas
urements giiurauteed. Phone 6 83-J.
Uen Sheldon will address the high
school students Friday morning at 9
o'clock on "How a Law is Made." At
3:30 in the afternoon he will ad
dres the paroul-teacliorH circles of the
city at tho hlf:li school on ".New
School Legislation."
Experienced salespeople wanted.
Daniels. Call 329.
Don Newberry and Joseph K. Carn
bou have heen Initialed Into the na
tional law fraternity, Delta Thetu PI.
Carnson is studying at the Northwest
college of law In Portland and New
berry enrolled from Stanford univer
sity at the heKinnliiK of the second
semester, after spending two years at
the University of Oregon before.
KiiKcuo Ciiiard.
W. II. Hrown, upholstering, mat
tress renovating, auto trimming and
top work. 3-12 N. Kront. Phone
H'.-J. 327
UonJ. Sheldon, tho ncwiy-cleeled
manager of the chamber of commerce
left this afternoon for his orchard
property in Jackson county, and will
closo up his business affairs there
and return to this city prepared to
enter upon his duties here with a vim
Monday morning. Mr. Sheldon has
two engagements to speak before
touchers' institute meetings In Jack
boii county this week, and will fill
them whllo absent rrom this city.
GrnntB Pass Courier,
See Dave Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Offlco, Hoom 404 M.
F. & II. JJldg.
Mam won the third block In the
1C-2 billiard game lust night, mak
ing his 200 points to Hall's 239. Hall
Ih still 4 2 points ahead of the handl
"mmp of 200 points he gave Marn, hav
ing made 734 points to Maru's .'42,
leaving Muru 2A8 points to make to
Hull's 200 in the flnul block tonight.
High runs last night, Muru 20, Hull
27.
Daniels cutting loose from all mer
chandise. Hntlre stock to bo Bold.
Head pago 8.
(Ins Stlnson returned to Mcdford
Wednesday evening after patrolling
the California-Oregon Power coin
. pnny's line from tllendalo to Grants
Pass. Ho reports that tho snow In
tho mountuliiB to tho north Is very
deep, bringing mining operations In
moBt places to a standstill.
Dig Cc milk shakes at De Voe's.
Krnest Van Horn of Portland
transacted business In Medford the
middle of tho week.
'J'liis will bo tho big salo of all
sales. Head pago 8
P. G. Thompson of Lako Crook, Is
In-town for u few days visiting
friends and attending to buslnoss mat
ters
Gates sells Ford curs, $200 down
and ?25 a month
E. S. Kirlry of Odessa, Oregon,
Is among thu out of town visitors in
the city.
Head page S. Watch for tho big
signs, ,
John C. ltobey of Helena, Montana,
is spending u row days In the city
looking over business openings
Sweet cider at Do Voo's.
uoriert savage is confined to his
room at (he llolel Holland with a se
vere attack of la grippe.
Attend tho big salo at tho Danioli
Btoro. Jieud pago 8.
J-.1 A. Emery of Portland wns
transacting business with local uier
chuuls tho middle of tho woek.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
hpoclalty, eye, oar, noso, throat. Of.
flco over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
It. E. Morton of Eugene Is spend
ing a few days in tho city visiting
irieiids nud attending to business
mutters.
Jrom top to bottom, frum wall to
wall, the absolute dispose! of entire
stock. Koad pago S.
Frank S. Clover of Portland nrrlv
ill Medford Tuesday evening for a
brief business visit.
Homemado pastry. Campbell's
Cafe. ,
William 1 1 it f f of Sail Francisco Is
in the city for a few davB on busi
ness. The absolute disposal of tho Dan
iels stock. Head page S.
II.. N. Stair Is a Medford hm-.lnc.--s
visitor for a few days from Portland.
Fresh rhucolutcs at De Voe's.
The Diamond team last night cap
tured two nut ofthri e games from tile
Wold team In play in the Elks' bowl
ing toui-'iaiiKiit.
-Daniels, cleaning out from top to
bottom. Entire stock going on this
Bale. lt, ;,d ,,(,!- jj
E. A. Muidunn Is n Modford husl
lisss vb.itor for a few duys from San
Francisco.
All kinds salads. Campbell's cafe.
Henry Force left Tue-ulav evenlt,,;
for his home at Salem after ,p..,ullng
i no
rsi ween 111 .Mcdlord vIsIiIiil-
friends and attending to b:iFlntsS rkc-l our Initials, 'II.
Hint let s
Tho Daniels t(r,, ci,P, Sl()(.k
Will be sold. Item! page X.
U. E. Milling or the C. &
railway, U a Medford busiu.
tor for a few days.
Charles E. Brannln of Portland Ih
spending a few duys In Medford on
business.
Tho Daniels store Is closed. Stock
will be sold. Head page 8.
Carl II. Cranham of Pasadena. Cul.
is visiting .Medford friends this wee!..
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
'fie Insurance Man.
E. W. Goetz of Portland was in
Medford Wednesday and Thursday
on business.
Tho biggest thing of its kind ever
pulled in Medford. Head page 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Kuhlcr of
Ashland, N. H., are spending a few
days in the city. Mr. Kulilur Is a
former Medford resident, having left
this city in I RBI.
Ifaths 25c, Hotel Holland.
Mr. and .Mrs. -X. E. Tuylor of Cen
trallu, Wash., are spending a few
days In the city visiting friends.
Opportunity spelled in big letters
for the people of tills valley. Hoad
pago 8.
S. G. T.adon of San Francisco is
spending a few duys in Medford look
ing after buslnes Interests.
Dr. llargrave. Fanner's and Fruit
growers Dank bldg. Phone 230.
Mrs. II. Phillips of Kansas City is
among tho out of town visitors in
Medrord.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf"
G. Anderson of San Francisco Is In
Medford for a few days on business.
FJakery goods at Do Voe's.
Mr. und Mrs. F. G. Ilender of Van
couver, I). C, arrived in tho city
Tuesday evening.
Tnko that broken pump to tho Pa
cific Highway Garage, 20 South Dart
lett st. Duvloa Wolds Anything.
Ed I.arneil of Apjilegule Is spend
ing a few duys in the city visiting
rlcnds and attending to business mat-tors.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
A. L. llohl of Murphy, Ore., is
among the out of town visitors in the
city.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's.
William Cottrell of Englo Point
spent tho middle of tho week In tho
city attending to business matters.
W. 11. Hydo of Grunts Puss and O.
D. llydo of Applcgnlo uro In tho city
for a few days.
Dr. Hart, physician and gurgoon,
offlco Jackson County Bank Build
T. C. OulnoB of Trull nllonded to
business matters In Medford Wednea-'
duy nnd Thursday.
Phono 884 Heath's Drug Store.
F. L. AduniB arrived In the cltv
Wednesday from Iteno, Nov., for a
brief business visit.
Two now Bongs, "The Twilight
Hour," and "Crater Lako." 321
Murk FeniB of Phoonlx spent
Thursday In tho city on business.
Frank Swingle otf Ashland wus
rmung tho Medford business visitors
hursday.
lotor Vundersluls nnd II. K. Perry
of Talent wcro in Medford Thursday
intending to business mutters.
Frank Worlman is seriously ill at
his homo.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Webb of Suth
erlln, Oro., are among the out of town
peoplo spending the e-.!; in t li-o cltv
Howard II. Crawford of Tucomn,
Wash., Is In the city for a few days
visiting friends.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
G. O. Potts of Yreka, Cul., spent
Wednesday afternoon in tho cily vis
iting friends und relntlves.
Sum 1. Iluuton of Alniuedu, Cul.,
Is a .Medford business visitor for a
lew days.
.At Booth 18 public market Satur
day morning, fine com Ted beef.
Thomas Druko of Eugeno Is In tho
city for a few days intending to bus
iness mutters.
A. A. Liino attended to business
mailers in Medford the middle of the
week,
Louis It. nulls of Hill, Cal., was
a Medford business visitor Wednes
day afternoon.
Two dollars for one dollar. In
. mi.ii) hU uiurixeii it. ii. k., our
initials, in red Ink in the upper left
" r oi miriy live new one
dollar bills, and pussed them out In
muKing change. Wo will now give
two dollars cash for each one re
turned to us. Heath's Drug Store.
L. K. II. ink of Eiielo I'nftil w.,u l
Miidfurd Wednesday afternoon visit
ing Mends und attending to busi
ness mutters.
P. E. Smithson of Ellunsbure:.
Wash., is among the out or lown vis
itors in Ibe city.
James Whipple has returned to his
home i-.t IVhuina, Cal., after a week's
visit in tho city.
fail Von der llellen of Wellen
spent Wednesday afternoon In Med
ford. P. L. Emerson of Sacramento, C;,l.,
Is a Medford business visitor for a
few dav;i.
Norman Luno or Hoseburi; Is In
II'" illy nr a Tew days unending to
business iiu,.-s.
During tho month nf i..b,-,i,.,-
I). S. in red
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STATE WINS SUIT
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The feminine folk of Medford
flocked this afternoon to Mann's store
vhere the sixth annual spring opening
of that Btoro Is In proRiess. In ad
dition to tho many new and beauti
ful fabrics, Bulls and apparel ror
Bport wear on display, tho' eyes or
visitors were pleased with tho deco
rations of Fleur de Lis, Iris, Smilnx
spruys and ferns, with which the
rooms und windows have been udorn
ed.
During tho afternoon Knots or
chestra, provided music. Euch lady
visitor was given u favor or carna
tions. THo opening will continue
Frlduy and Saturday.
Brillinacy In hues and comblna'
Hons Is tho prevailing note In the
spring fabrics and apparel shown
Bright colors, solid, striped and In
a variety of Oriental designs feature
silks, crepes, the new khaki kool
cloth, taffetas in silks, and poplins
and gabardines in wool materials,
Paisley effects are also prominent.
Stripes und plulds In guudy hues pre
vull In wool labrlcs.
In the ready to wear department
the new Jersey sport suits and sport
uppiirel In pleasing combinations of
poplins and khaki kool cloth arc fea
tured. Straight and barrel efrects aro both
shown in tho new suits, tho mannish,
strictly tailored typo being preferred.
Apple green und various shades of
tan aro greatly used in tho suit fab
rics.
rho sport suits are In vivid volors.
bright stripes with collar, pocket and
skirt bottom trimiulngB in contrust-
Ing colors.
In trimmings Chinese and East
Indian el'fects predominate, with a
liberal use of beads and embroider
ies. Spring millinery Is being given an
nltractive representation at Maun's
by Miss Cowgil!.
SALEM, Ore, Mar. 13.
.fudge W. L. Iiradshuw, The
today notified Attorney
Circuit
Dalles,
General j a number of Meili'ord youths to en-
e most pii-luresiiiie branch of tlte
inrinv, (he aviation section, has drawn
i
George M. Brown he had decided In
favor or the state lu a suit brought to
recover land In Wasco county from
F. A. Hydo and associates, which the
government claimed was acquired
rruudulcutly yenrs ago. Tho state
was directed to reimburse Hyde
$1.25 per acre.
A similar decision was rendered
recently In a suit brought to recover
land from Hydo In Lynn county, Five
other like suits are pending. Thirty
thousand acres aro involved in the
seven suits.
EAT BIG MEALS!
AMi-sr.uK.vrs toxk.ht
Suitit Sttunadi
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Tho theino is a virile one.
Also l'athe News.
TOMORROW
IMW-an Clish in 'Tho Children Pay.'
The decision of Judtfe Ilrad.shaw is
directly opposed to one recently ren
dered by Judgo Caniphell of Oregon
City in a eiinilur Hull. Jmltfo Camp
bell held that a law paused In 1911!,
the pur i tone of which was to validate
certain deeds Issued by the state land
board covering sales of lands taken
through mortgage foreclosure, was
broad enough to validate all state
deeds including the UeiiKon and llydo
transactions.
These contesls cover about 50,000
acres of land taken from the state.
through fraud,. The suits were flh'd
by the attorney general at tho direc
tion of Governor Vt:st and if the
stato prevails in the contests the
state school fund will he enriched to
the extent of $500,000.
UN'lON March If.. -An explu
sitm on board the Dutch cruiser (iel
derland is reported by Renter's cur
respudciit at The ihiue. The ex
plosion, that of u boiler, occurred
tin i ing- the night. One ninn wn
killed und fourteen men were injured.
J lie ucltleriiiiul, mills the corres
pondent, was towed to Hushing by
torpedo boat.
The (ielderland, a cruiser of .'t,!Mi!)
tons, :tll feet long, IS IVet beam and
17 JVct dnifi, was built at Rotter
dam in ISMS. Her main battery con
sists of two ;"U) inch guns nud six
4.7 inch guns with two torpedo tube
She made twenty knots on her trial
trip. Her eoiuplemenl is W'SA men.
BOOZE SHIPPED AS
SKID GREASE SEIZED
lit. Some have taken their exami
nations, and others wilt take them
Saturday, the group planning to leave
for San Francisco where heart nnd i
nerve tests are mr.de, on Sunday.
Among those who have cither defi
nitely decided to leave or will prob
ably do ho are Tom Scantlin, Mutt
Williamson, Delbert Jones, Seely Hall,
(Icorge Holmes, Kenneth linker, and
Merle Kellogg. All will go to the
aviation section except Holmes, who
goes into the ipiartennaster depart
ment. A recent order from th? adjuntant
general gives recruiting nt'l'icers
1oer to recruit men Jrom militia
companies. Within the past montn
about 1" men out of the local com
pany have enlisted in the regular
urmy.
Unless Company 7 is able to stage
a successful recruiting campaign, ac
cording to Captain A. J. Vance, Med
ford is liable to lose her National
(Juard unit. Kive towns in the state
have already lost their companies.
Company t has now less man ou men. j f
According to recent regulations the, ' '
company is expected to have a com
plement of HIS men by the fifteenth
of next June. At least 'At men must
be enlisted to hold the company.
The navy is also claiming: a num
ber of youths from this section, re
cruiting in that branch being slower
because of the iiirt that for Hie army
parental consent is not necessary lor
enlistment.
Sergeant Fore of t lie army recniit
ing service lias returned to Modford
and will remain until Sunday.
Time it! Tape's Dianep.-dn will
sweeten u tour, gaty or out of order,
stomach within five minute.
If your meals don't fit comfortably
or what you eat lies like a lump of,
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is usually a m!:-mi of
acidity of the stomach.
(Jet from your pharmacist a fifty-,
cent '.-a so of Tape's Mupepsin and
take a dose Just as soon &x you can.
There will bo 'no sour risings, no
belching of undigested food mixed ,
with acid, no stomach gas or heart-;
burn, fullness or heavy feeling In the
stomach, nausea, debilitating head
aches or dizziness. This will all
and. besides, there will be no i-our
food left over In the stomach to poi
son your breath with nauseous odors. ,
Pape's Diapepsin helps to neutral
ize tho excessive acid In the stomach
which is causing the food fermenta
tion and preventing proper digestion.
Relief In five minutes is waiLiiig
for yon at any drug store.
These large fifty-cent casei contain
enough "Tape's Ulapepsin" to umaily
Jieop the entire family free ffom ytoni-
ach acidity and its symptoms of indi-
dyspepsia, sourness, gaser,
heartburn, and headache, for iminy
n.onths. It belongs in your home.
TACOMA, Wash., March 1 .").
More than lilld ipiart bottles of whis
key, packed in live rrels labeled
"skid grease," were seized ycslerdny
soon after it had been unloaded from
the steamer (jovernor.
James Wood, internal revenue of
ficer says the shipment would have
passed a thousand officers, so clev
erly wus it packed.
The waybills showed the shipment
was sent by .the "Knsign Oil com
pany," but this is reported to he a
fictitious concern. l
The name of the ren! sender is in
the bauds of the officials, but will
not be revealed. His nrret is ex
pected at San Francisco.
II NEVADA CHINESE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKD Setting
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KOK SAI.H Ford, 1 !i 1 4 model
liox l.'ord, -Mail Tribune.
TO U)A.S" $1000 to $10,000 on KOOd
ranch property as security. I'iione
353-J. J. IJ. Andrews.
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Tuesday Night
MARCH 20th
AXOTIlKIt COHAN AM) IIAB1HS
srcrKss.
LOS ANGKI.KS HERALD:
Go nnd see tho "House of Glass"
You will like It. All the parts aro
well handled by competent artists.
There's a "jiiciilo" here und there
and your evening will not he wast
ed. LOS ANGKLKS TIMKS:
Tho "House or Gluss" is not
only tlio most iiiterestinK play
that lias come to town this sea
son, hut it Is .1 Play that would
stand out in any season. You'll
mako n Ki-eat mistake it you don't
go anil see it.
MAIL OliDDKS NOW.
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Sent sale
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Suluiduy, Mureli 17 lit
J'l ic s .IOC, 7."ie, $1.00,
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l.OVKI.OCK, Nev., March K Two
Chinese, Lop Chow and (ice Kill, both
well to do, were killed in their homes
here lat uiht by two men of their
own race, who immediately made
llu'ir escape, thoiiub chased by 'f-I'icer-i.
The police believe the mur
ders are the outcome of the tonir
troubles on the const.
SAX FltAXCISCO, March Ui The
California Industrial welfare eom
miiision announced today it Intended
to fix minimum waes Tor k'u'Is and
women employed In retail s'oroa
th-'ouhout tho Plate.
The Retail PryKoors association
has been requested by the comnit; don
tii submit a Ib i or names from which
eomiuisidiin may choose three
representatives of employers to sit on
tho whko board. Three employee wiil
be included in the list to sit on tho
boa rd.
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tnk in thi upper left band corner of
thirty dv new one dollar btlla and
pusK.-d diem out over tho counter In
muUiiK cbiitme. We will now j;ive
two dollar? rush for each ono return
to us. ileuth'a Pruji Store.
LOS ANGELES HOTEL
DESTROYED By EIRE
LOS ANGKI.KS, Cul., March IT..
l-'ire swept the nnpex of the new llo
lel Uoslyn. ritth und Main streets
here enrly today, cnusiug dtitnaKO
estimated nt from 000 to $l.r,
000. Some 1100 Riiests ot tho hotel
were driven to tho street scantily
clad, but no one wns injured.
An explosion wus reported to the
police to hnve occurred In the bnse
leent. One niuii who leaped from a
third floor window Is suid to he ser
iously Injured.
l'red Kelly, brother of .Inde E.
K Kelly, has returned with his wife
from YuKatuga beach, Alaska, where
he has xpem the last two ears min
Ins for fcold. He reports fair suc
cess nnd will return lu .May.
Being Ready
FOR
Mealtime
Really Means, Possessing
A KEEN APPETITE
AND
GOOD DIGESTION
To promote this condition TRY
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Men's Suits ....
Men's Suits, all wool .
Men's Work Shoes
Men's Dress Shoes
Men's Work Shoes
Men's Work Shoes, the very best
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$5.00
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Boys' Shoes $2.24, $1.98, $1.74, $1.49, 98c
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Men's Hats 98c
$1.75 Pants for $1.15
Dollar Dress Shirts 69c
Overalls 75c
Dressers $3.50
1 lie
322 E. Main
Phone 481
Men's Shirts 49c
Suspenders 15c
10c Handkfs 5c
10c Toilet Paper, 5c
Bed Springs $1.00
Chairs, Tables, Refrigerators,
Graphophones, Sewing machines
and hundreds of other bargains
That's all today
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