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Tho change in secretaries of the
fanmorcial club took place today.
Will G. Slael, llio recently elected
HKcrc iary, succeeding Mrs. O. Roy
Niitclnvoll who so alily filled the post.
tlon during (he past 1 1 months. The
many irionds of Mr. Steel predict a
successful administration for him as
sitcreiary. , . .
A flood of telegrams was received
Tho Salvation Army is keeping up
Its record of efficiency and holpful
vViess to soldiers both overseas and at
Hiomo during the wnr. ns witness its
net or courtesy to tho soldiers of the
C.Mh artillery, When that command
nrrivt'd from France in Philadelphia
lust Thursday Salvation Army repre-
ncntatlves Immediately circulated
nmong the soldiers ascertaining what
men desired to send their relatives In
nrlous parts of the country notice
of their arrival, and sent all telo-
irrnjns free of cost to the artillery
ntnn. All lite telecxams received In
Sledford and vicinity ThiirsdaV were
thus much appreciated gifts from the
Salvation Army.
Malted milk 60c It. DeVoe's.
Tho Indications are that a large
lumber of lo?al Elks will Journey to
vflluht to Ashland to attend the past
exult Hl rulers celebration of the Ash
Innd . lodge at which (Lieutenant
Colonel E. E. Kelly will be chief
Kiiest of honor. The Medford Elks
. will leave tho clubhouse tor Ashland
:it 7:3C p. m. and there will be plen-
tv of aitos to -accommodate all who
doslro to make the trip.
.Msni'.nita wood for sale corner
Fir and Second. Phone 441-J. 269
Ed Brown who several times dur
Ins the past three months had slight
attacks of flu is down now with what
is said to be a real attack of. Influ
cnxa. '' '
For painting and paperhanglng see
J. P. Linton, 407 Beatty street, First-
class work. ; 267
C. C. Cato is expected to arrive
home tonight or Sunday from spend'
ing tho. week at Corvallis attending
tnu annual conference or state coun
ty agricultural agents.
Whipping cream at DeVoe's.
The public market as usual lately
had a goodly supply of fine meats on
sale today hut was very short on
'"vegetables. It will be some time yet
before the market takes on its wont-
. cd spring time activity.
The Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a
strictly cash basis beginning Feb. 1.
All kinds of wood for sale. Phene 76.
. , 290
- Influonza. apparently, has-disap-
: xicared from Grants Pass. At least
thoro were no cases reported by the
health officer today, and the remain-
ing two who were under qnui amine,
Hay Turner and Paul Ruttencutter.
, havo been released. Grants Pass
Courier..- ... - ,
You r.an always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
Music lovers of Medford will enjoy
a treat Friday, Feb. 14, when the
First Presbyterian church will give a
grand concert in which the best mu
sical talent of the city will be heard.
Insure in sure insurance. Phone
799 or 509-Y. Bennett Inv. Co. 291
Butter and eggs which for a long
time past have been commanding al
most prohibitive prices for tho aver
age familv have steadily decreased in
. I'riie the past two weeks until today
in tho proceries creamery butter was
selling at 55 to CO cents a pound and
eggs at 40 cents a dozen. This is a
drop of five cents on both commod
ities in the past 24 hours. '
- City hemstitching and pecotlng 5c
yd.iMrs. B. E. Haney. 274"
Henry Marsden of Boston, Mass.
who is a visitor in the city, was
among the callers at the Commercial
club Friday afternoon.
Guaranteed springs for all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. - "
Ralph Burgess of Chicago, the for
mer well known resident of Medford
and who was until recently in the
- service of the Red Cross, is now on
the road with a big theatrical attrac
tion. He expects to return home in
Jiurch and open up a business of his
own In Oak Park, 111. - .
Guaranteed brake lining for all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
The Southern Pacific crew of paln
' .ip.ru and decorators who have been
working In this section for the past
two months are now working on the
Rogue HIver depot, having just fin
lulled tho one at Grants Pass.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside. Phone 162-J.
Mrs. C; C. Hartley and 'baby left
. on tho afternoon train yesterday for
their heme near Talent, southern
Oregon, after spending a month In
Corvallis. ; The visitors were guests
of -Mrs. Hartley's mother, Mrs. Jose
phine Po!ey, and family and also vis-
. 1 itod with the A. Andrews and other
Corvalllo relatives. Corvallis Times
Gazette.
You can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at DeVoe's.
T. D. Singleton came In from the
ranch near Eagle Point Friday to at
tend to some business matters In
Medford.-
Dr. Heine,' Garnett-Corey Bldg. .
Ennls ,HobInson of Grants Pass,
who received his discharge from the
. army a few days ago, has rented fifty
kc: o of the Meridian orchard near
Wollen and moved out there Friday.
Shoes at cost. 10 South Central
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
, UNDERTAKER
Day Phones Pacific 227. "
Mulit Phones: V. W. Weeks, IDIi-IU.
Fred Farra of Central Point, who.
has been home on a short furlough,
left Friday for Boston to resume ser
vice on tho destroyer Slrlnuhnm,
Hemstitching, pecotlng, all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
A. S. Kleinhnmmer of Auplogate,
was In the city for a few hours Fri
day. When ho brought his cattle
down from the mountains last full,
tic missed eight Btoers from the herd,
but later In the season they were
found and when he sold them they
averaged $150 each, and one of the
bunch Hold for $205. .,
Guaranteed spark plugs for all
cars. C. E. Gatos Auto Co.
M. S. Anderson of Phoenix, spent a
few hours in the city Friday attend
ing to some business,
" For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Paul Anderson, formerly deputy
sheriff, has bought tho Wilbur Coni
eron place In the Applegato district
and Is moving over there today.
There is about one hundred acres un
der Irrigation which will furnish him
with plenty of hay for cattle.
. Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
J. 3. Baker who has a ranch near
Roxy Ann was doing some trading la
Medford Friday.
For fire Insurance phone S4, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
George Holmes who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Holmes on Griffin creek, left for
Camp Cody, X. St., Friday. He will
probably receive his discharge from
the army soon and return home to
help his father on the ranch.
See Geo. Trelchler Motor Co., for
tires, oils and auto accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grieve came
down from Prospect Friday tor a few
days visit with friends in Medford
and Central Point
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
E. W. Liljegran who baa had his
assay office In the Ray building, cor
ner, of 6th and Fir streets for several
years, moved to the Palm-Bodge
block Friday.
Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician.
Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
phone -2S0!V . tf
J. J. Pankey who has some mining
claims near Ft. Jones, Cal., Is visit
ing friends in the city for a tew days.
He recently suffered a severe attack
of influenza and was in the hospital
for several weeks, but Is able to go
to woVk again.
' For Nu-Bone corsets see Sirs. Paul
Hansen. Phone 58J5-H. 267
The charge of violating the vehicle
ordinance by cutting a corner at
Eighth and Riverside, preferred by
Speed Cop McDonald against Mrs. F.
M. Radovan, as a result of the collis
ion between StcDonald's motorcycle
and Sirs. Radovan's car has been
wjjjidrawa in Justice Taylor's court.
Windshield glasses tor all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co.
-SaiurOUy morning's temperature
was the coldest of the week with the
minimum, standing at 22 ' degrees
above. The prediction of fair weath
er for tonight and Sunday will be
generally welcomed, especially by the
anglers who have planned trying
their Juek at various river points.
DeVoe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
The southwest corner of West
Slain and Laurel streets now pre
sents a much improved appearance,
as the one-story frame photograph
gallery which together with the old
dilapidated dwelling adjoining had
long been eyesores, was sold and
moved away this week. The dwelling
house was recently torn down and
moved away.
It pays to save in the Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. ,
James O'Brien and son Thomas
were in the city for a few hours
Thursday evening en route from
Butte Falls to Marshfield, Ore., to
look over that country for location.
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. 267
Sir. and Sirs. S. G. Edwards who
are living near Ashland, are visiting
for a few days at the home of Jason
Ottinger. They came in with their
son, A. C. Edwards who Is looking
after some estate matters. '
Guaranteed piston rings (or all
cars. ' C. E. Gates Auto Co.
L. W. Castor has received his dis
charge from the service and arrived
today from Camp Lewis, en route to
his home near Derby.
Leland Denzer who was In the ser
vice at Vancouver, Wash., arrived
home today.
Tomorrow is ground hog day when
the old time tradition is that if the
ground hog comes out of his hole and
sees his shadow it means six months
more of winter. But' If he does not
see his shadow spring is here, ac
cording to the adage. Inasmuch as
fair weather Is predicted for Sunday
the chances are that Sir. Groundhog
will see the shadow and retire to his
hole for a further season of Winter.
According to Dr. W. F. Shaw, city
health officer of Yreka, the flu epi
demic has abated in that city, as only
two new cases, both of mild charac
ter, were reported to him during the
past week.
, Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
Dr. E. Kirchgessner of Kelly
Island is In the city for a few days
on business.
Dr. E. H. Porter, physician and
surgeon. Office Medford Sanitarium.
DR. RICKERT
Optometrist
EYES 8CIENT1F1CALLT
TESTED, AND GLAUSES
PROPERLY FITTED
Suite 1-2 over May Co.
NO DROPS UfllU)
SltHD-FORD -MAIL TRIBUNE,
J. B. Adntte of San Francisco, was
A guest at the Hotel Holland Friday,
C. It. Mastim of Portland, and
Thomas Collie of Butte, Mont., wero
Hotel IXash guests Friday.,
A two-lb. box of Vogau's chocolates
for $.135 nt DeVoo's. : . t
Mrs. CharltK.t.ofland arrived to
day from 1-a Grande, Ore., for a few
weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Lofland.
Fred Furry is visiting friends in
tho city today. - .
Sam Collins enmo in from Table
Rock today to do some trading and
visit friends tu tho city.
D. Clncutd came in from the ranch
near Eaglo Point this morning to
spend a few hours In Medford on
business.
W. H. Goro arrived from Salem to
day to visit home over Sunday.
. Oscar Potorson arrived this morn
ing from Seattle for two woeks visit
at home. He had an attack of the
flu and was lu the hospital tor thirty
days.
- O. W. Zeigler and J. A. Lolan of
San Francisco, wore lu the olty Fri
day on business.
' R. B. Struthen of Boston, who Is
making a trip over the coast, was In
the city Friday.
C. A. Waxman and wife of Phila
delphia, were guests at Hotel Med
ford Friday.
. J. O. Femls and wife of Portland
were visiting friends lu the city Fri
day. Leonard G. Feyan of Seattle, ar
rived In the city Friday to attend to
business matters.
O. O. Good and W. F. Sergeant
were Portland visitors In the city
Friday. ' ...
J. R. Itiordan and D. Beeman ot
San Francisco were among the out ot
town visitors In the city FTlday.
Harry -Luydor arrived in the city
Friday from San Francisco, for a, few
days visit with friends.
- C. E. Hodes of Fremont, Ohio, ar
rived In Sledford Friday, to spend a
tew days looking over the valley.
.Sir. and Mrs. Tony Boetger of
Puyallup, Wash., are in the city for
& tew days to look up the value of
real estate.
T r
The sight of what seemed to be a
broncho buckinsr Ford car cleared
the street of pedestrians on Slain
street between Front street and Cen
tral avenue yesterday afternoon, nnd
even startled some of the hnbrtunl
loiters in that section into activity
and started them to climbinst poles
for safety. ......
Two men, father and son, who were
stranecrs in tho citv. hired the car
of Jim Leslie for nn hours spin
around town. Leslie of course sup
posed that thev knew how to drive.
Ther cot in the car and tlicson.
about 17 or 18 venrs old. started to
drive. The car at once shot across
the street, headed for Heath's druer
store. Then the frantic driver pulled
some lever nnd cave another turn of
the wheel, and the ford whirled
around nnd started for the. First Na
tional bank, but was stopped bv col
liding with n tourine car on the
south side of Slain street. In the
collision the smaller car was badly
damaccd but the large car entirely
escaped damace. -
Chief of Police Timothv at once no
tified the strangers that while thev
were welcome to onr beautiful citv.
if thev attempted drive nnv car
wane m our miusi ue wouiu nrrcsi
them.
NEGRO DELEGATES
WASHIXGTOX. Feb. 1 Passports
for negroes desiring to attend a Pan
African congress at Paris have been
refused by the state department.
which announced today that!- the
French government did not consider
the present a favorable time to bold
such a conference.
L ) The Economy of ( X
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LAST TIME
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Doora Open 7 p. m.' Starts 7:15, 9:00 and 11:00
Three Shows Tonight fhat;AIl May See This
Popular Prices. Adults 25c. Children 10c.
Tomorrow and Monday
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Kl'UEKA. Oiil., ' Feb. 1. Tlutt
splendid isulntiou tlutt has kept the
tuuer waters of the Jvluhiath river
almost us unknown ns (he di'idhs of
the Amazon is to lie broken and with
its passim; Hie liulinn with his dugout
ruiiou will no. longer rni'o uuobsvrvvd
bv curious eves down the long .swirl
ing rmmls of the river, llnmbult
county has vtuervd mlo n partner
shin with the federal government
whereby ten miles of road nro to De
limit into the Somes Bar country w
the northeastern vnirt of the county.
Willi the opening of tliis highway n
passage will be uvnilublo into Siski
you comity oud automobile vovugers
through the Sacramento volley will
have a wonderful renhu for adventure
opened to them. .
An almost eutire lack of ronds has
enabled the Klamath river Indian to
live in primeval surroundings until
the present day, nniLus n result he is
one of the most' interesting natives
to be found in California. The wig
wam oe the shore, the papoose on the
shoulders of the soubw and the tribal
rituals hnuded down for generations
still are Dnrt of bis life.
Alouir the tnoiebtio sweep of the
Klamath there remain uinnv little In
dian settlements where u white man
con bargain much as in the duvs of
old.
Some knowledge of American bis
ton lias penetrated into the wilds of
tho region, one of tho most bizzarre
convictions among the ludinns being
that George Washington discovered
America. ' ' -
Mike Gibbons a Winner.
DlLl'TH. Minn.. Jan. 1. Mike
Gibbons won his fight with George
Chip here tonight.
Cut Tills Out It Is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Be and mall it to
Foley & Co.. 2S35 Sheffield Ave
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return a trial package containing
Foley'B Honey and Tar Compound
tor coughs, colds and croup: Foley
Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, a wbolesomo and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, hoadacho,
and sluggish . bowels. For Bale by
Medford Pharmacy.
In Great Fulls.-'Mont.. women nro
employed bv tho .-street 'department
in cleaning the pnvomcnts and tending
the public parks.
T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED TO KENT Five or slx-
- room furnished' house. Dox 50,
Stall Tribune. 267
FOIL SALK Two thousand acres
solid body timber, 36 per cent pine,
65 per cent fir, fronting two miles
on the Southern Pacific it. R. and
extending back five mllee. Freight
rate of $1.50 Into Sledford. Wel
lborn Beeson. 271
FOR SALE One three year old Dur
ham bull. Welborn Dccson, Talent,
Oregon. 271
Farm Loans
ASIORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 5V4 Sloney ready when
land Is appraised and title ap
proved. E. II. Hurd, secy-treas.,
'.National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Sledford.
Order a can of
S.& W. PEAS
TODAY
and sec sow good they arc.
Other canned Peas as low as
15c Tin.
S. & W. BABY BEETS
S. & W. SPINACH
LARGE SELECTED
PECONS,
onens broKcn, so you can
pick out the meats, 65c the
pound package.
Schieffelin's
Grocery
36-40 North Central Ave.
BIG SATURADY
NIGHT SHOW
OLGA PETROVA
ALBERS BET ON
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POHTLAND, Feb. 1. After John
Harvey Noycs of tho Olobo Milling
company liioro had testified today
that J. Huiwry Albors, wealthy miller
now on trVul chargod with sedition
and disloyalty, had iuudo two bets
with hi in 'that Cormuiiy would be vic
torious, testimony censed nnd argu
ments on , tho case began. Adjourn
ment was' taken at noon today until
Monday afternoon nnd It was pre
dicted that tjio Albors case would not
go to tho jury until sumo time on
Tuesduy. )
Albors testified yesterday that ho
had made no. bats on (lorman prow
oss during tlu wnr. Noyos doclarud
today thut ho had niado two bots or
tau dollars oacJi with tho dutondunt.
lir 1914 Albors bet that tho German
army would Iio In London within
sixty days, Napes said. In 1913 Al
bers hot that Germany would win
the war within a year from that dato.
Ono of the bets was paid, Noyos de
clared. Wounded sovorclv Private Hobt.
M. Pardue. Yoouni. ' Ore,: I'rivute
Harry V. I5ichnrdson. Portland. Ore.
WounaVd slightly, previously re
ported missing in notion Mechuuio
Jacob A. Mollock, Merlin, Ore.
Wounded, degree undetermined
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