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MEDFORD MATL TRTBTT v MEDFORD. ORF,CiOsT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER fi, 1013
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. THS PICTURE BELOW SHOWS THE CROWD WATCHING THE HUMAN FLY CLIMB THE SMITH BUILD I NO" IN SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
Wouldn't You
Like to Get Rid
of That Catarrh?
HOTEL' MEDFGRD
TO BE CLIMBED AT
T"
2:30 SATURDAY
V-Jaok Williams, tho Human Flay,
who li to climb the Hotel Modford
building Saturday at 2:30, rain or
ehlne, blindfolded, under tho aus
pices of the Mall Tribune, Is the real
original Human Fly and the man to
Whom goes tho credit for originating
, that oxhlbltlon. Medford haB boon
visited once before by a man who
claimed to be the Human Fly. and
needless to say his exhibition was a
dismal failure. ' But this time Med
ford la to see the real Human Fly In
. action. Like all good things Mr. Wil
liam has Imitators and several Ore
Bon towns where IMr. Williams has
given glron hi:) exhibition haro no
ticed the difference.
..- Some of the largest papers In the
country credit this young man with
feats of daring that sound almost lm.
fosslblo and the Seattle Star de
scribes his exhibition In that city in
tan following terms:
"Starting from the, sidewalk , in
front of the tallest building west of
ibo Mississippi river, Jack Williams
tetter known as tho "Human Fly,
started his climb to tho top of the
it story U C. Smith building while
thousands with open mouths watou
; bd his overy movement minutely. ..Ho
approached the building with a, smile
on ms race, nia ngnt arm snot up
. his fingers grasped hold, his must
cleg working like the parts of a well
oiled machines and he was going up
ward. His hand would grasp a fin
ger hold, his body would shoot up
ward while, the other hand grasped
one above, while his feet were
brought Into play in the most dexter
ous manner, and seemed to be always
just at tho right spot to assist him.
l.etore the crowd realized it he was
At the fourth floor. He faced a bare
wall 7 stories, but It worried him
hot one bit. Crouching on one of the
led Res beside the window he paused
a moment to judge the distance, his
miiacles , were drawn up and of a
sudden he shot upward, while below
thousands gasped In horror. As he
icat upward, his bands shot out,
they, had grasped the ledge nearly
six feet above him, a swing, a sudden
lurch and his body was shot out hor
izontally, and he was on the next
lodge.
. Going over the cornice at the top
of. the thirty-first floor was the
most daring, death defying feat ever
performed in Seattle; Arrived at the
31st floor, he -wiped h!s hands on-a
towel which was handed to him
from out the window; and prepared
to go over the ledge above, which
projects nearly five .feet dut from
the .wail proper. Crawling up until
his head, was under the projecting
cornice he crouched once more for
one of those deadly-springs. "Of a
sudden his body was catapulted up
' ward and outward and the thous
ands turned their heads away, and
would not look,' while others stood in
horror stricken amazement. Seven
ladles were carried In fainting condi
tion from the crowd. It did not seem
possible that such a feat could be
performed and those who had the
courage to look saw those flaying
arms grasp the edge of the cornice.
The jump had been judged to the
fraction of an Inch. Of a sudden the
body began to swing, back and forth
like the pendulum on a clock. Sud
denly his feet came even with his
head, his toe caught tho gutter and
with a swing he lay -panting on the
balcony that surmounts the top of
the tower. He had accomplished
whet one minute before, any person
In the crowd would have deemed the
holght of the ridiculous as well as
Impossible' to even attempt." .
; PARIS, ' Dae. 6. -The Palais de
f!aco In Paris, which the Y. M. C. A.
has opened as an amusement place
for American .and allied soldiers,', is
hidden among the trees--' In ' tho
Champs Elysees and had long been
ona ol the v world-famous skating
rinks'. -. It was opened in October and
fi going to be a life saver to the lone
ly iboy who has no money to spend In
oxpenslvo music halls. The theatre
lev this palace' seats 1300 and every
artbrnoon and. every night there Is
Vspciflthlng doing.',' And it Is open
to all.' , ; , -
J:';JThe itlred French Pollu; the Brit-
( leh' Tommy, the Polish Legionnaire,
tho, Greok, anybody on-the allied side
can walk up to the counter and re
fresh his hungry body with hot soup
and salad and sandwiches; alongside
. of the American boy. The bKowb are
absolutely free to all men and women
in the uniforms of the allied nations.
1 The weekly program is made up
of two professional boxing matches a
week; two vaudeville shows given by
Broadway's best talent, - Chicago's
latost hits and FTIsco's popular
teams; one religious evening begin
ning with movies, and one night a
week of informal talks and Interest
ing loot u res about' France: The audi
ence at these, educational nights Is
phenomenal, , proving that our , sol
diers want to learn about this won
derful country In which they fought.
The Palais de Grace la under the
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, i &ftvi6 ftMfflgqi iwSlfl wl'V Tnnmimii '-ii a At-- ?tUf , fl ..
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Theaters and Movies
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CLASSIC OF
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"l&. 't-ti t
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';--' "JWafOKiEH -71.
The finest production of its kind
and tomorrow.
AT tIBERTY THEATER
To portray the heroine of on6 of
Robert Hirhcns.' novels, . or. irive a
Ibsen creation; then-to step out into
the wild west and present the char
acter of a vourur woman reared on
the Canadian horder line, is proof- ol
elastic versatility of which any uo-
trcss may be prond. But.thiB is v.bnt
Ehsie Fcmupon. the beautiful anil lu!
ented Artcraft star record's as only
a tnflmcr, matter, and ok far as slip
is concerned, merely in 'the 3av"s
work, ' , , '
In her latest photoplay, ."Heart of
the lids", an ArtcrnfU picture bas
ed on Kdenr heiwvn s famous plav,
"Pierre of the Plains" and Sir Gilbert
Parker's storv. "She" of :ie 'Triple
Chevron; which will be; presented at
the Liberty theater toduv'nnd tomor
row. Miss Fcreuson appears for the
first time in nor screen career ' in
what is 'commonly terms & Western"
Photoplay, that is to Sav.iii storv ot
tbc plains and .mountains';, in which
cowboys doine daredevil- stunts on
ponies, Indinns-nnd tho motlev char
acters that lurk on the frinao of civ
iliz.'ition, arc the chief fieures. Fancy
Aliss Kursuson (loins darihs. ndiiis
stunta hi emulation of f'riskv cow
punchcrrfl Yet this is wlmt she doer,
as jeh Galcraith, the hrayc.i-esoi:r:
ful dnimhtor of a tavern keeper oil
me uanuqian iiouiKlarv n-no uciic.-
tlwsexcisc lii:and. lonntod- Pe-lioe
a !' ', ' - Li'. '.
COURT HOLtSE 8FF0RT
,. .in., ... m ; , , ,, , ; t,
Reported, by' Jackson .foiinty Ab
stract 'Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
'; , iftciU KstaU Transfers : . .'
Addle ''Rlppey,-to Mrs. WU-V J
.. Hani Palmor, lot ?,, 'ulk.- ; v
: ' 1, pak . Park addition ;;to , ;' ,:-
the city .of .Medford::.'....:.:.;? .-1,00
John W, ArmBtrong ct ux to
Jamao 3. Vincent, NK or.iN'W' " : '; :'
of sea. 21,-twp. '35, R. 2W.' 355.00
Cora A.. Mitchell et al to A. V ,
B. Chapman, land in D. Ij. V
C. 45, twp. 3!), It. 2 E..:......6000.00
James Barrett, et ux to tC:.: :.
Brown ct ux, land In Auh- .
laud :.. .:
Mrs. Eva L. Beagle to P. C.
Homes ct ux,' land In Ash
land 10.00
10.00
direction of Dr. Thomas W. Oraham
of Mlnncaijlio, Minn., and Miss Eliz
abeth Oilman of Baltimore, Md.f who
runs the canteen with- tho assistance
of four other American girls in the
unlfvrw .vl tho V, Ji.c, Atv ,.
fewA '.mI
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THE BIG SHIP
ij-
ts - T IN K,
P t ,.
ever screened at the Ttialto tonis':'.
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MUSICAL SUCCESS
AT PAGE SATURDAY
Arthur Ilammcrstein's bewit china
Iv beautiful musical corned -cntUleii
"You're In Love," bv the authors of
"The Firefly." "Hiali Jinks", unci
"Katinka." will be the attraction a
the Vttao tlicnter Saturdnv. December
7. hiehlv endorsed bv all of the Port
land newspapers.-
The storv is verv Unlit, as is 'proper
for a musical dnhcinir plav. -with a
love storv runnins thronchout the
action that leaves nothing to be do
sired 'in tho wav of au cvenimi's cn
tertainnu nt.
Otto finrbacb has written a full
ubota of joyous eomedy, Edward
Clark has furnished many entrancing
Ivrics nnd Hudolf Kriml has provided
20 odd lihitm mcicviios thai arc uli
distinctly whistlcuble. ',- ' . ' ,
A.s ' to scenery and cbsliimcB,
"You're in Love" can claim ns elabor
ate and effective; an fcivestiire as any
company en tour. Sldoin has there
been provided A more no "el piece of
stase setting than the bourn attached
to the n:nst of the ship (sccoud net
si-cnc) on which :l prcttv airl Hittintr
on the end suinss out over the honns
of the iiiulicncc This calls' forth
storms of npuiutisc and necessitate
'cunv manv encores which will not
be forgotten in miinv a day.- - , '
Thfi spiwii'.llv selected ciLst.o prin-cip'.-Js
vi:i include 3Ir. Oscar L.
l"i'iBii:i. Mr. V. H. White, ?rlr. Kimton
Vjr.ce, Mr. lion Wells. Mb.-)', Elinor
McC'une. Miss Viririnin Watson,. Miss
AKtso Johnson. Messrs. Musson and
Hroivn .nnd scvcrnl ,otlicr4,' tpTclhcr
i-jtli a liirirn clionis of. preilv.aifls of
Pscmii-itc ,dain;iiK;,;' thit- hayc' been
elioftcri and drilled. ith t.riH llam-mcrstt-m
tliarcmslincKS'. ,. :.,?? - ir'.
' VALK Irficriiliori iiondri luiproycd.
I'rdioot of- cost - .7ij(l,0(MI,:' eov6rifi
32.01)0 ''ucrcH, " i ' '. ;";"
; POIiTLAXD. Miiltno!) nh co'mtv's
19X9' rond nrosrtim JH- lor tf'XiAHJ
enchdirr'. ,v f V.
cloett. priMir w &
'COLLARS'
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bj A. C. Uowlotl
Oeorne Admnson of Trail viuno in
Sttttirdiiv niitht nnd rcmiiincd until
Monday. lie was vuiraixcd in haulinit
iniint-'ani'so from tho Lake creek mill.
Tho Tacniim Metal conumnv have
been huulintr the ore out as t'nr us Ja
C harley's nnd Hrowjisboro with teams
u ud Mr. Aitumson .hauls in from there
to the P. & K. depot on. a truck. Mr.
A. savs that the roads from Mr.
Charley's to the mine are m very
muddv thtitr it Is almost impossible
to set through with n truck. He savs
that the road supervisor has put fresh
eravel ou tho hill known us the Lcm
Char)rv hill end that fn eoimi n few
rods with his truck he broke the two
chains on his wheels. It seems like
poor encouragement for capitalists to
come into this eotitrv and have to l'o
to double or thriblc tho exix'nse nec
essary to cet tho product of tho mine
out to 'ii mtrkct, having to handle
the ore six .-times to cet it into thn
rriihond car. Hut, perhaps we will
have a chnno or the better under
our nest county officials, nut saviuir
anvtliin? uiraiust -o-ir present cotintv
boprd, but nrliap, Hie new ones, the
new connuissioner and the new couiuv
liidito. people out Here seem to place a
'-rent 'ileal 'of onfidenco in them.
Mr. Adnicsoh snv'i Hint tho miinan
'sc mill is sliut ijiwu nt the prosen:
ti:i:c. .nwinv to iiJcrco slide having'
lipped into theic rt wlicro thev have
b"ca ycttimr o'.d the ore .md t!in
the dehris wi'l nll 'ne to be l.'cn
( hcloro Ihcv I'nn crush nnv tnoi".
rock. Mr. A. Icl'tf his trnck with us
while he went to his home for a few
davs. 'lie wivs that thev have nliimt
23 or :10 tons of iro out that he'ex
nccts to hci:l this winter nnd Hint
with vln I the eompnnv have ul- t tie
(ienot. will make a car load.
J; F. flule, general inanii'.'cr of
the lln'.o Piano Iloiisc. Medford.
was here Mondnv for dinner, and ('. j
H. AutWiCK. our boS road maker, nnii
Joo J.toriiimi. the K. I'.-Dcrbv tuaii
contnicfor and Mrs. V. C. Clrmenis.
o.ir postmistn ss. Klu; savs that she
is looking' for her husband, who went
to t'ainp Pike. Ark., a few months
nao, to - ioin the officers' (rninint:
P-liol. libool the tenth or twelfth
of this nmnt-li.
Jack O'C'ociicr was one o ft he busi
ness callers Alop'lav.' lie is interested
li a lociria mtrnet near Iiiittc
Falls. ... -
Ham Cov. one of our hustliiii; farm
ers, was here Mondav to meet n friend
and ti have his plows sharpened up.
Thomas C'inecnda brotmht his
cuiiir plows in Tncsdnv to have scrap
ers put oh it lo clean the wheels when
he is plowing sticky. Oh, that sticky
is" the limit . , ; -
Gcoitre Ktownll was in town Tnes-
C0DGH1G SPELLS
Put a stop to them with old
reliable Dr. King's New
". Discovery
v'tnat raw, hecrn-j throat murt bo
Doothcd. 'i'l-it phli-pm-loadcd chest
must be botencj. Ihat cough mutt
be checked to you can sleep.
' Pr. Kinj's New Discovery hs bsen
.r:liev-in? coldt, ind coughs for half a
century without the leant disaQrecablo
"nfter-cffecM , .
;Youf drugjlrt noo !t because it Is
vc!Wenotvri and in bin demand.' 60c
. and $1.20, , ' ' :".i-'- ' - -' :'.-.
Tf y this for Constipation
Keep the' bowels on schedule time
with Cr. King's New, Life IPills, tha
system freed from poisonous wastes,
the complextion clear, th stomach
nwcet, the tonpie uncoatcd, thd breath
untainted. . Mild yet positive. 25c.
I 11 IC I f
- i3 '"' yZt
A homelike place, and con
venient to the buslnocs section
Rates from fl.60 up. ;
. j' Under Management of ' '
. '.' - Richard W.-Chllds "
BREAK YOUR REST
' dnv to brinir in his cirus and crvaiii.
j llu makes the poultry busiiicis u
i specialty and dovetails in tho duin
'business with it, sollimr the e renin
and fvedinir the milk to his chickens
nnd pius.
C. F I'lldws,-' another one of oin
prosperous farmers nnd diiirvinen iiiu"
wii'c were hero Tuesday. Mr. Jov
who is livinar. on the Fred Pcttiurew
nhiee, chine in with them mid whili
thev were here witnessed the pussnui
of an ivirp'niio. It was witnessed lr
unite u nuiiihvr of our eitir.ens as il
missed over, hill it was so liikh tha'
it was bevond the vision of us o!d
ueonle. I was InU.inir at the timi
with J. L. Kobertson and he said tha'
ho could hear the noise but could no:
see the machine.
Mrs. Sherman Woolev went out to
Medford on the P. & K. Tuesday am!
ennio near leavitur her batruaci. Slit
had set it oil the platform, n snitcusi
and bilbv cart, and spoke to one of tin
tr.tintnen to put it on tho ear lor her.
mid etilercd the coach, hut the train
man was not in that department se
necleetcd to attend to it mid ins! as
the train started 1 i nlled attention to
it and the two hrukemcu made a cruh
for it mid threw it on the ear on the
run. Wis have no neeut hero so she
didn't check it.
J. P. Met'iihc was a business caller
Wodnosdii'v. arraii'.-iii'j to shin bi
lious (brooch Ucoruc Hrowu and Sous,
who have been dointi tiuito u Ihimiioss
in that line this fall.
1 .A.. Petty, one of our. s'.iecns.-.rV
farmers, was hc-c Wfilnc-cl.iv. He
is- furniinvi the lliomns liiiev. Jr.
l--e. en'l J
llliit lm Iim- jP ol II"
NERVES ALL ; ON TENSI0N7.
A mother in the home, or a man or woman at busi
ness, with nerves undone and tho system generally
feeling the sirain, -should find vonderful lilp in
Povrerful scaa'Jves or cirong medJc.inee are habit
forming and clangeroiu. 1'He logical help ip a form
oi nounanmsni aDunaanc in ionic properties.
Scott's brings strength to llie body, through nourish
ment ihat io felt in every part. IF inclined to be
nervous, the logical
Scott & Iiuwne.
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Remember; .' .
:GAlfc HOLLAND
Open All Day
6:30 a.m; to 10 p.m.
QUICK SUPERIOR SERVICE
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.ftdSH' AN Dr PARRY: '
ALL THIS VmHK FROM THE TRUAX STORE
Barley Mom :. ..:
Swidod Raisins, package
Savdiiios, ('an ,
Suurkraut, can ,....,....'....,.,....
i-Toifiatoes, can '.,:j..4.V.....i......i,;....:.' :.15
Peas, caii..:;.-.'v.;....i.;.....;....,.;:.,...;............. 15f
Piunpkin, can ...15?
'Pink and Red Dunns, lb ....11....:'.......... 0?
Coffee, Polger's,, 3 ,1b; caii.:...::r:.........;.:......... 85,
Coffee in bulk, spleiidid qualities No hotter 'values
. -. anywhere, at :......';.....'...,.....20, 25, 80 and 35 .
Extensive line of Holiday Goods, made in U. H. A.'
The Truax Company
-'"':'. 327 E. Main. ' Medford. k
cl'oiind
in t llu
spriiiu.
,-Snm t'oiirlnev was u lm :incs eall
r Wediusilav. Il w,is to take out n
ot of wire limcin;!,
TiieKilav cveiiiiur I received bv
nail a not lee I ruin (he Medford .Mail
Tribune oliiee ihat mv leiviees nu
t solicitor and eoleeloi' lor the linilv
litil Trihiiiiu and Wecl.lv Mail Trili
ine were no louver reuiiirid in (lint
inpiieilv, us under tlm uie-ent nr
riinceiuent every Ka'i-eiiplion must
be paid in advuii c. mid cuiw.r.H ntl
'.hero will be no debts to eolleet. And
while on this .topic I wish lo exnrcss
aiv sinevic thanks t. the iiiunv
'.'rieiuls who have ben so cinisideratv
ind oliliuimr us to give me their sub
scriptions, reueivals ntul tho ndvertis
jiif Inisiue-s, during the ninny vencs
lint I have been seniiur the public
is well as the i n i i i -.li in ir i-umipiiiiv
.vlio have been in ehurue of the linsi
less from the time of the Medford
Monitor, the Medford .Mail. elc. was
hut parties who have been scniliiur
niirtieularlv siir-o tho eon-oliilntlon
f tlic.e with the Jacksonville 'limes,
ilui Soiilhen Oroirnniiin, the Ashland
Trilwno and the Medford Tribune. So
llmt purtise who luivn been Hcndiiuf
to me their siiliscriiitions and oilier
tnisinc in lint line will pleuse send
iroct to the .Medford Mnil Tribune.
1 il 'G KS F. K.vl en-ii c
aliinis phinin'd ni Svnr.
I"i.i.'iiiir opi'r-
. l'(iTI.AXO. lietirwtd nctivitv
eon In lion market, Knic'nnd n heavv
answer is Scolt's Emuhion.
Moc-inficld. N.J.
is-a
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65
.....12
: 10
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wliiiut sown jvid his coin
plowed, ready lor pli-.ntiin;
Woll. hero Is you opportunity. I
urn politic Kivo nwuy, doili-tt 'J
ntvu 'U tlny, two tlitniMHHl laek
nitcs or tlitusN Oiml'lncil Trtminwn
to (lit so who need It. and If
relief, slmi th nuMii lit the t
thin notleo. mid tlm fee paekiiKf will .
Iio rm warded to you at tint ly r,r"
eels ist,
I want to provu to you thnt daiiHH
Comiiluod Troalmeiit will rollov
your yiitarrh. Tlm method In oit.
live, tir.entno It strikes at tho root of
the Iroliblit and (lives pormaumit re
lief by removing (ho cnuno, Thla l
tho only correct wny to treat ruUrru
and If you want uulcli and laslliiK r
miltH, loud at one for tho frea piwk
ttno. Fill out tho coupon bc-luw miU
imeitaiso will ton sunt to you by return
mull.
J-'HKK
Thin coupon Is ttood for pack
hru of li.U'KH OOMIII'N'KIJ CA
TA It It II TKB.vr.MKNT, sent freu
by mnlli' Uluiu!)' fill In yor linmo
mid mlilresn on dotted linos holow.
and mall to V. K. UAUBS. 0073
Main Ht., Marshall, Mich,
(Ideal
for Christmas
$2.50 ; to $12.00,
Xon-liv.hnlil" nml nelf-ftWi in "
HtetlliiK nml ttol'l ii:oui!tliiK. I'j
tlmnuciililo nfier Xina at any Wnlrr
limn denier until owner lint n iitirlect
"f." ' ;,' -, '"'
Bedford Book Store
Oliiiiu flerh &utr
Herb curd tor earache, lioudch,
caturrah, dtlitberln, soro throat,
iung irouhlo, klduey trouble, stomach
troiiblu, heart trouble, chills and f
er, crwinim, coughs, uoor elrculatloB,
earbunuluH, luiuorn, cracked brsast,
euros all kinds of suitors.; NO OP
EUATio.'m. lloiluSnl, Oregon, Jan IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, 'tha un
dersigned, had Tory savors stomach
trouble- and had boon bothered for
overal years nnd last August was not
uxpontud, to.llvo, and hearing of Olm
iChung (whose Horn Store Is at 111
South Front streot, Modford) I d
cldad to Ki barbs for my stomach
truublo, and. I storied to feeling bet
ter aa soon ns I used thorn and today
am a well men and can heartily reu
ommoud unyono afflicted as I was to
soo Olm Chung and try his Horbs. -
(Signed) W, R, JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson! Modford ' 1
S. D. Holiaus, I!at;lo Point,
Wm. Lowls, Eaglo Point , ' -,
W. h. Clillilroth, Eagle Iolnt,
C, R. Moore, Eaglo Point.
J. V, Mclntyro, Eagle Point, ';
Coo, B. Von dor Hollen, Easjte Point,
Tbos, U. Nichols, Eagle Pplnt
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WESTON'S
Camerti gllop
' Wsssssssssssss
tli.c Only Exclusive .
CoiniiKii't'iiil I'liotogrupher
' vin Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any time or
place by appointment.
Phono U7-J. ;'-., ,
, We 'll do the rest. . .
J. B. FALMER : '
' Iiloclford. ' ;-'
-03 EustiMain Street
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