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Newspaper Page TextPACE TVTO rTDTYVRD MATD TTCrBTXSTE. MEDFOTCD. OftEOOX. THURSDAY. JANUARY S. 1020 ?J!STA.V The ti : poulm- shcr-v whir last .Mon day and cuds l;ite I'rid;: y n;j.:ht has drawn a lar-v i-n: r : 1 1-4 and the attendance Wcdm iiday afu-;-noon and last niIit w.r- r -p; ':!!!;' good. The exhibit inn onon fio . j i) a. in. tv J p. in. daily. .n' inlert.-; -ing feature of tin: lnrjui ralmi; o. : 1 . ;i t in the fine eollrc.iun of rabbit i'-i r:;. Orrea, taitors Im men and wo:m n. High grade only. Ashland, Ore, Jay SImniond, the 17 year old youth, who was arrested last Halur day by Sheriff Terrill at Trail vh;re 4o working on a ranch, will Jum; Sin t coring in juvenile ourl inn :--r- o cli0ri:" of loroinK Aw: M -:! 3 :iio i I Without 'hi' 0qtr's ,rftp'8Qui a.d on jum foeck flBttrs. Siiuwrl G0; cv.p tared a month or more ao by Mc.Mo boa en route to .Med ford in the itu,1 as the latter pursued in another :iit(; i as noon as he found his car was nil:; l iriR. Then thu next morning while Chief of Police Timothy wax lotting Home tramps out of the cily p;-iKon he accidentally left the dejr ui.lock'.'d ior a, Tew minute.-, and Simmons walked out anil had not been located until the sheriff found him at Trail. .Margaret Clark appears tonight at the Liberty in a "Widow by i'mxy", for the last time. It in a love comedy of exquisite humor and charm, an example of the art of .Mar-.'aret ('lark ot her best. Tomorrow ('has. Hay in "The KtfK-Crate Wallop.". li' fiUe.l with comedy and romance and is a knockout in more ways than one. Miss Janet M. Smith of Seattle, i a guest at the Medford. She is here completing arrangements for the opening of the campaign on January lu for the establishment of a V. V. C. A. organization in .Medford. Place your order Tor a Dodge Brothers ear now. Geo. L. Treichler. 2 irs Judgo Glenn O. Taylor 1h still a Loci i, Calir,, to which place he lert early Chrlstjnas week' to spend the holidays with his parents, and fix-in the best information obtainable will not ho hack for n week yet. Chas. Hay in "The Kgg-Crate Wal lop." Junt don't miss it that's all. County School Ruilcrintendenl Asor returned liomo early this week from iliilcm where ho was a! tending the Hlate conference tf comity school su perintendents, hnvltiK had to re! urn before the confenuice was over be cause of pressing business in his of fice here. 1'aiutliiK, tlntlnB and paperhaii!.--IiiK. Phono 000-X. 27ii -ludo Calkins Is presiding over the circuit court session which bean at (rants Pnss last Monday. Comltll!, Ibo iill-wuol and yanl wido Chas. Hay pklure of the entire year. i:. K. K. Knlh of San lrancf--c'.', a minim: man arrived In the city Wed nesday and fa stopping at the Nash. It Is said lie Is here to erei t the build ings and Install the eiiuipinent for Ihe opening of a new capper mine ii: the Medrurd district. Mr. Knib and Jerome llllbert, niatuu;"r of the Hliie i. edge mine, who is In the city had lirenltfast together tcduy. Slab wood for sale by tier or cord. Valley Fuel Co. Mr. and Mrs. T. V,'. llarlter of Mer lin are visitors in the city and guests tit l.ho 'Holland. Oilier Oregon guests at Iho saino hotel are II. Y Johni-on Btld Chits. Mapes ot" Portland. Tho MeVf.M'd Printing company lvis tho Yio l,so Mllltllilev cash buolis HUS (.'IM.r r.-V."J '....'is, l io.-. le;it' sys tem, r.s? ,-: il-:v!s. If (-. need tl.v'-? r ...v -. or biiv ( ni' '.Jv.iw . office ooi .'' tMv Mtam Mlumi Sheriff Te-.'M Km co'iinty seal tV.is iftovu!-.: Ashland where lie s! :' Ihivo mo tune y.ur .-.). mended by he-it ni".sieii.-... done for Sherman. Clay & Co. V. P llrf.fiks, Palmer piano House. Tho annual home coming of the Christian church will be held In the church tonight. It will also be a re ception for all the members who join ed the church ill t it 1 !! and everwme Is expected to be present. I'umillei will take their baskets will filled and there will be a splendid dinner sei-v.-d at t. : rt p. m. followed by a i.-ograni nnd reports of the year's work in all depart meats. "Wanted Informa! ir;i us to tic whereabouts of Mary It-eMii : beii.ln. 5 ft. 5 Inches; wei-bt. 1 1 n 1 ; o. dark brown, ha!;-, gulden era! reward. Addre CI live Agency. w. n;;l orov. n . l : :er,I Hete Two large cans of home ir.n l" i pumpkin for -" e at Warm ., Wor man AI- (lore's. " I : Common Witchhasel Fine for Sore EVCJ It Is Pin-pui'd-m: h'tw tpiirkty eve ir, ; fhunmaMbn is h-lfed by ciininwei i withhazel, -am.;ili-)r. hydra-'tis. v:- . a mixed in .!.av.trt'i'' Aive ui-b. ii" j elderly lady, win.' had n t rmilri'-'i with chronic eve in rkvnwu-a I in many oarf, w:i-. greafly !'!;..(! i.M- two days. Wo giiaivn'oe a (.!! !':' tie of !,avop ik to help ANY e' vK weal;, strained or inflamed r : ( Aluminum e e eiin !'irM. ie ': i-i j JMiiinnacv. Main :id i'enTal. Ad. ! Hi .. . . TCo LATE TO CLASSIFY I kITiT iiKNT ! urni died six-mo.n I modern bunga!oH on South nn.t! j avenue, clo-e t:i. Si e James T .ylo 210 South tlrnpe or call 7:;:''-.f. - " FOUND Ladies' pure. owner can havo snmo by tailing at Tribune office, proving properly and paying for nil, Iti There will be a joint installation of officers of Table J lock encampment of Jm-kycnvilie and Kugue Hiver en fainpn.enL of Medford at the Odd Fel low? li : 1 1 in this citv Friday evening.- 'J his alway.i interesting annual event; is an i;ti; ur;;.!!T ceremonial in I. (). O.j F. rirel'-s and" the pronenre of a nnm-; ber of vi:-it.rs i.j expected to uuhK-nr j ' t lie local ai ;v!:danc. ' I.a'lie.s' and pc.nl lernen's clothing! i-f; lined a lie. red and repaired. Ap - j;;;rl Cleanera and Hatters, 10:: X'.rih Central. 24S -i.r:;. . i-. iiur.phy or l reka, ar rived in the city Wednesday and is .steppin;,' at the Holland. "IVr .sunal At tunn y Peter Lower man iK-tee'Jve Bradley have hidden your husband. Their henchmen know you are regbteryd somewhere .Mary Itegan. Return at i.nce and help me convict them. Clifford. ' "K. ('iije'.CtT, ho came to this "y" ," ' ! "" '"l""" lorI " '"itioii and distress. ,iea iicie.i to i.urn to tne scenes in ins yoBiii;er (leys, ana with that cud In vie has disposed c his hold ings In the lily country and ill leave in a few days for Ashliind or .N'to: lord. in one of which cities he will make his home," says the Klamath Fails Herald. "Mr. Cascbeer has a itost of friends especially among the early settlers of Klamath ccunty, who will be sorry to hear of his de cision, but they hope that he will en joy all tho pleasures, luxuries and comforts of life in his new location." Try our merchants' lunch. The Shasta. tf .1. It. Harvey of the Old Cliann d mine at Caliee, Ore'.on, spent tho dav '!l Medford. "Liberal Reward For Informa tion that, will lead to whereabouts ol Mary Hegan. May use husband's name, Morton, or alias of Smith. Re plies confidential. Address Clifford Detective Agency, ;ir,2 W. 4i;;h St.. X. V. C." 2ir. The Women's Homo Missionary so ciety will meet witii .Mrs. II. .1. Pal mer, No. 211 .'orth Oakdale street, Friday at 2::',0. Mrs. Hmnia Whul dim Is the leader and has prepared a ''lilendid program on Spanish work. The host esses tire Mrs. IJryan Pierce, Mrs. C. W. Coliltlin and Mrs. Hunter. A largo attendance of members and ti lends is urged. j Have you seen Ihe new Oakland Si -nsible Six four-door Sedan on dis play? Tinny Motor Co.. 1 2 South Front. Thomas (I. Fitzgerald, inspector of weighls fi.r the Ti anscont Inent il Freight bureau, spent the day with Ihe S. P. Co. freight agent. Coming, the all-we.)! and yard wide Chas. Itay picture of the entlro year. 2-1-1 John Dcnison of the Medford Auto Co., went over to "It's tho CH'nate" town yesterday. The clean-up sale at W. II. Wil- sras will interest every member of '.lie family and contains mapy article tor the home as well. Wilson's sales are bargain feats and attract a greiU deal of attention. Chester Kubli, Applegato stockman transacted business in Medford t(.-day. Itriinswick phonographs on easy terms at Hale's Piano House. tf W. W. Connor of the Northwest Poultry Journal, Is hero from Salein attending the Southern Oregon Poul try show, lie is a guest at the Nash. Pottery for wedding gifts. Handi craft Shop. His ninny friends in Medfi.'rd and all along Hie line of Ihe Soul hern Pa cific railroad will be glad to hear Hint Mark Montgomery, the local S. P. agent, who was taken ill Xev Year's iay will-. i.-v.euihmiia .. re covered s.t'fij-ieHy so tc jrolwMy abi.- tv itl i. tCHMT us t'WJ0. 'rij i I. i i 7 fiytt it f. w -a i,I.- rat 14-1 r- rtjiiep ith ii V., i llfi It it j lu "intit-.-" fM ...o sick thai ' rti'v.'t xr.t to s.Hofce or even eat do-.:tiiiit "ii friend?, realized the r.vity of t'.f case aud became much i.irilled. Keduce the .ih cost of living lu ll tending Mann's annual clearance ales, Saturday. Jan. Kith. 'Jl.'i I-red t htimpllll entile u;i from I'oots Creek this morning fi.r one of Ins v.i eU end visits. I.aiHe..;' and men s suits French drv cleancd Jl.eb. City Cleaning Works. Phono 17 1. tf I-'. !. l.aui-.ton lilld Ceorge M. Aires of New York cily and J. C. Prugmore el riiieaL'o. are atninig the guests at ibe Medford, as are nisi,' W. II. Ham niel, .Mr. and Mrs. ch.is. N. Sigel and Allied Sigel of Sail Fran i-isco. i"'oting in gold and silver, suit . bic on gel): gel le blouses ar.d even-in- diosis. 1 landi, r.i :'; Shop. 2 17" Sieiie ie-irg litis in used cars. (Yin, and t-ee them at Ceo 1.. Treichler MptiM- I'm. i:. .Mr.;. Ki;,ib"th Grey.n'y who slop tied in Mediiird for the day as uest of Mis. Kiddle of IhMiel X- Sons, de i.ntt',1 'ir her hi me in l.ns An-'.eles :lii'x :irtrriioo!i. Mrs. t'.iei-.oi'v will he remembered as a former' residnw e' M-din and for many years ruuniiu: : be (.I'.-.ory Madio. 'I be i t great event of tho year. M .in :fs ,l.;wi-iiar el-e;i ra-m-'e sales, Sat u i :!;. y, .1 an. IMh. 2 1.". M':-. i:"iiil Wae-n., htfwj'iii'i-ra1 6or NVi.' IVinne Ti-S.-,!, I'vivk i' !Ii am wi i.tVx:-.r. nV. tht: ' ran t i'.: - mk ing run.v.iM-y. r.v?'.: hi-; wile ,;;i.'ii; W'eduedav jn Medf.:.i w hi re h- t .ir.--.ii ; e,l buin -.'ss. The- .-;e ov.im:.-h! ",i!etsat tie MtMford ;.:;d let": t'r koine this morning. "'" :i' ' -Marls hall Saturday h "'V o WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDKIITAKERS Pry rhoiie: Tuclflr 227. lht Vhonemt F. W. Works, 103-Ja STOMACH ON A STRIKE 'Pape's Diapepsin" puts Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomachs in order at once ! Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of tha foo'l illil the ilamaKe ilo you? Well, don't lc. ti er. If your stomach is in a revolt: ii .ir., (wwy .mil u psei, .Hid nai ou just ate 'is fermented and turn' as ed sour; head dizzy and aches; belch i:ases and acids and eructato undi gested0food just eat a tablet or two of I'ape's Diapepsin to help neutral ize acidity and in five minutes ycu onder hat became of the indises - if your stomac doesn't tage care or your liberal limit without rebo lion; if your food is a damage stead of a help, remember the quick est, .surest, men harmless antacid is Pape's Diapepsin, which costs no. lit tle at drug stores. K. K. Hodgmau, divisional engi neer for the state highway depart ment, came over from Medford yes terday, and joined Jules K. llnnique f.T the California state highway de partment, who came here to start the location survey for the new route to Cresesnt City. Kngineer Hani que will establish the party that is to run the survey from the Oregon state line at the i-ilk creek divide to Crescent City. California has already appropriated $-l!iu,0i)U for the build ing of its portion of this new high way. (irants Pass Courier. Carl Jcsrhko, high grade watch and clock repairing. P Fir. street, Wo have a few sllgiitly used Vic trolas at reduced prices taken on ex change for the wonderful Brunswick phonograph that plays 'all records at their very best. Hule's Piano House, Inc. tf I. A. Marsh, Waller C. Porcp and I', (ourler of Seattle are guests at the Medford. Tho following Port- ; landers were registered at the Med ! fc-rd last night: Mr. and Mrs. 1. ! llrunn, Arthur llramwell, li. w. Scar- borough. W. T. Noel, I.. A. Potter, A. K. Ferguson, 11. M. Crant, W. G. i Javier. "Weed chains Tot till cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf Pianos Hamilton, Ilaldwin, Kl lltigton, savo money, buy ot me direct from factory. Phono G91-J. H. X. I.ofland. 245 Cohler weather is predicted for to night and Friday, allho this morn ing's minimum of 21 degrees above and the day's general frigidness was ce'ld enough to suit most people. See i). It. Wood & Co., No.. 7 West Eleventh, for firo insurance. tf Ituy early at .Mann's January clear ance sales in order to get the biggest and best bargains, Saturday, Jan. t.-.th. 2-lfi Uarold Hadeliff arrived home this forenoon from I.ewislon. Idaho, where lie has been for some lime past in t ho m Tilnv fif (lift m fi f i with n n r- veylng crew. He expects u return to ' that employment after two month spent at home. Handkerchief linen in colors. Handicraft Shop. Affidavits for Holding claims for salo at Mall Trfbu mining office, tt Tko 'vasgli:d: w-ratinas of the tfevwi ' liny A.ivet't eiwrch will lKr-'i : 7:::u tHlikt tWi church in Xorl't i:iTfriiilr. J. A. Hlppey. vm ; .dwt fn tarli; Ore., and ft. A. Cti view f Klamath Falls. niMiil Tagelt. tin conduct the :iierl in:;s. I'itRo titsUK. i satisfaction la in? Biiccegs. tleo. W, Cross, llead quirteri Hole's Piano llouae. Phone 247 Tor sale Huck sot gravel. Phone The county (ourt held a session al Jacksonville today. llaskins for health. Cet tho habit!' lluy shares now In tho linildiiig nnd Loan. .Mrs. John Dellaire of the Plue Ledge district is a guest at the Hol laed, having arrived In the city Thursda y. Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread furnished, work guaranteed. Mail orders solicited. Singer Sewing Ma chine Co.. 11.". West Main street. "ROSY-FIT" If Bilious, get your Pep and Color back with 'Casairets" Furred Tongue. Had Taste. Indi gestion, Sallow Skin, and Miserable j Headaches ertine (rem a torpid liver' and sluggish buwels. which cause th1 -tomach to tteeome filled wilh undi- '. g.estcd food which sours and fer-J incuts, for-iniu'4 reiil-s, gases,-and pot-' oi's. I'.i'scarets toiviirVit. will gi e !. y.Mir h-Mv .t-s iivt-r and- eonstipaied . V-...',fVs. a- tiw-Miouoh" ideniis-in'g aiiil : h'ave you S !'::.'. i le;:r.' lni'K avid as fi't as a fiddle 1-y luorhiiri. I'ascurets i ii v er si (-Ken or imonrenienc" you like n;i-tv Cahmu'l. Salts, Oil. or griping 1'ilis. Thev work wh'le ycu ; b-ep. 1 You en jet moit tnj old thinj t DVoea most tny old tin, ! II. n. Crawford, mate supervisor of the corpus now bein.i; taken was in i the city yesterday from Salem to con ; fer with the local enumerators, who , will finish their work by the end of line ween, (to asks the people to incm uie enumerators with courtesy ; when they arc making their rounds. ; and to willingly provido the inform:-.-Mion asked for. .Mr. Crawford would iKive no hint if the result of t lie local census, nor how it is progressing. I ! Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat. , Crano Rubuliry has 7-juonths ! Flemish dee weigliiui; 12 pounds. -New Zealand. 11. at T'ouftrv show for .sale. 24 4 i no t.iK3 ifJKe session toniKht is i e.xpeciea to ue larcelv attended am lis not expected to be a Ions one despite the lact that no meeting has been held for several weeks. The?e will be no initiations. Yarns in all colors for yarn flow ! ers. 10c a skein. Handicraft Shop Mann's annual January clearance sales start Saturday, Jan. lr.th. Don't miss this great opportunity. 24.r M'. F. Hull, brother and nephew, Jbsephino county farmers, were Med- toTd callers today. Popcorn that will pop at Warner. Wort man & Core's. 24a Dimming lenses for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf The union church service of the week of prayer will be held at the Haptisl church tonight at 7:30. Key. Jouett Bray will be the speaker. Hemstitching p'.cotlng. Begin your Christmas work now. The Van ity Shcp. Next Itialto theatre. tf Home cooked meals, 141 N'. Fir. 24 For tho best Insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. H. . Johnson of Seattle, C. A Whalen of Oakland, Calif., and li. 11, Grieve of Prospect are guests at , the Holland, and at tho Nash are regis tered Mrs. K. G. Marshall of Spokane, George Frees Lebanon, K. K. Forbes of ltoseburg and William Thomson of Salem. Slab wood nnd kindling for sale. Call Sa9. Pastor n. A. Smlthwick arrived this morning from Klamath Falls. He will have charge of the music at the big revival at the Seventh Day Ad ventis church beginning tonight. Kngino coils foi all cars. C. K. Gates Auto Co'. tf A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass is -in Medford for a few days. He brought along his usual smilo and pleasant way and when asked why he was so dressed up said, "It's a pocT town that, can't havo one well dressed man in it." Dance at St. Mark's hall Saturday. Launspach's jazz. 247 .Mrs. h. V. Willits of Klamath Falls returned home Tuesday from a sever al weeks visit' wi.h relatives and friends at Talent. Something new. Pecoting in gold and silver. Cull at Handicraft Shr.n and seo samples. 247;' Coughed iglit and liny John Vognue, Klberton, Ga., writes: Last fall, when my neighbors were down with influenza, 1 took a severe old and before I was aware of my condition I was down sick in bed. J coushoi! IllKht llIltl lIliy iL,ul my tnroilt was raw and sore. 1 got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and took eight small doses in two hours. My condition, began to im prove and in a few days 1 was as well as ever. In my opinion Foley's is the best cough medicine made." For sale by Medford Pharmacy. A. l v. A. M. ;pot ial t omniunication Med ord Lodge 10:'-. Friday even A- ing. Jan. tuh. Work in M. Si degree. Kef res h men ts. Ily order of the W." M. 2 -Id L F. WILLIAMS, Soy. Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi culty in urinating, often mean carious disorders. The v,-orld'3 standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles fcrinf: qujrlc rolicf and often ward off O-f-ai'ly vliH-.-Asori. Known ns tnj naticncl rinoJy cf.HoIUr.d for muro than 221 years. All druggists, in three siis. LooV fcr the nemo Oo!d Mr il an i?i.-r L-os ni J accept do intittioii ft' Blouses Wc take plcnsure in announcing to the ladies of Medford and tbe Ivopue Uiver Valley that we have added an ex cIhsI.V'P line of s-THa-rt-EleMs'ws. We shall be pleased to have you cali and sec these new models. The Vanity Shop Next to Rlnllo Theatre SLOW DEATH NATIVE "HERB TABLETS Have yon noticed th? ru-scd, healt hy. complexion of our sol diers and sailors t huir elaMte Ftep, and strong, manly bearing. This condition ir. due to outdoor lire, plenty of exercise, regular haMts and whole.-cme food. Your responsibilities may not permit you to work, live and play outdoors. You may have to t;rind away at a machine, a d .. s k . or other emplcvrneut. until ; o-.:r con dition becomes t-tale. Indi'-iction, constipation, hcaachen and fien eral debility follow. Your lher and kidneys fail to act properly, and your blood becomes poor and slujrKish. iJon't be a health dark er. Take Bliss Native Herb Tab lets. They will relieve constipa tion, remove ir.disestion. help to pre'O.nt rheumatism and make you fit. Look for trade mark. Our money back riuarantfe mi evrv box. Two sizes, ."iOc. y and $1.00. Sold by leading druggists and local agents everywhere. Maile bv Alonzo O. Uliss Co., Washington, D. C. rXiVKKSITY OF OKKGOX. KC- GKXK, Ore.. Jan. S. The uiiivcr-itv- enrollment for the second semester, v, hich hetiaii Tuesd:;v, j-xceeds Jiiv about 100 students the totai reiri.-int-tion lor the i)reecdinLr term.' Total figures for the winter term will re:uh l(i"0, neeordimr to CjiiIiuii K. Spt!i cer. reitrar. while the enroiliueni last semester was 1,V0, exclusive ot' special .-tiulents. The increased en rollment is due largely to the many former service men relurninir to their scliohistic work. Jlid year Lirntlantc from hih seliools also are taking ad vantage of the nev semester fur starting their nniversitv work. OKKGOX AGIiH T'l.Tl'KA L COL LKGK. t'UlfVAI.LIS. Ore.. Jan. S. Kii:hteen slates and 'four foreign countries are represented in the reg istration of O. A. C. this term. Com plete reports to (late show that ,TJ"iS have reiristercd this year, of win ul!) are new students. 20 Lost ai Ssa. JQIISKILLKS. Jan. S Twentv persons lost their lives when the ocean toin(.r I iitr l-e IMnvier went down wilh all on Inmnl hetween Tou lon aiid Marseilles, aecorditnr to ad- iees received In re todav. OLD rlEP.B TEA BEST - NCE AGAINST FLU, GOLD It Throvs Off Poisons Keeps Yoa In Shape to Resist Disease At- this time of the year, when colds, la frripoe and inliuenza are in theair.it iH of greatest imi-)rtnee to k'p your liver, kidneys nnd bowels in Rood working order. When these organs fail to cany oil' the poison waste mat ter your vitality nnd n'sistanc' are weak ened. You are an easy victim for in fections and disease germs. Itiliousness, weakness and headaches are Nature's warnings. Don't neglect them. (Jo at ncu to your druggist and geta)yiekage (if Lincoln T'-a. Taku a cup each nlyht. and you'll 1h surprised how soon it. will put you in .tune and make you feel like new. Lincoln Tea in a fumou old herb remedy for chronic constipation, colds, la gripie, inlluenjv, biliousness, liead achert and rheniftatism. It is jrenilo but positive ami leaves no unpleat-'anii after-eiTens like violent physics. Nothing is t setter for the children. An occasional cup keeps them In the pink of condition. :C cents at all dniL'gisrs. Inneoln Vroprietary Co., Ft. Wayne, I ml. JOHN F. LAWRENCE, Jeweler Our apeclaltlus are fine wntcbea ' both American and SwIsb, at Iowob; piicea. Wn do onr o-wn rflDalrlnv. ft 4 Sales Start Saturday January 10 REDUCE Tbe High Cost of Living AND SAVE Money at this Great Sale Manns The Woman's Store TEACHERS STUDY PRM GRADES mm Tho proup of in.structors compris ing grades cue, two, and three of the elementary sehcjls met wilh .Superin tendent Davenport a! the hith school buildinir lasi nisht in regular .session to di.sctir,s in an informal way the problems of these primary grades. A very free and interesting meeting was had in analysing the various situa tions as presented by the different teachers. Tho problems particularly considered were those pertaining tc tho attendance of children before they had attained the age of six years, the fact that it is vital and j imperative that boys and girls be en couraged to give expression Ireely, l h e re by d e ve !o p i n g t h e i r na t u ra 1 characteristics and that the instruc tor at all times should endeavor to secure thi:; expression rather than to depress these natural tendencies. The request was made that the pri mary teachers watch, closely the working out of the course of r,tudy wi:h a vitr.v to making helpful sug gestions when the ccurse of study will be outlined for the elementary schools a3 based upon the new text hooks after having actually used fUe new bonks. mmmwk 3iieeza tTilro Viij'Jv, Standard cold "remedy or 20 years (,- ti --rcai.i up a com tn -i ' !-!", rtlivea rrin in 3 davs. I!inv back if it fails. The rcn- tne box h.u a Red ton witn ur, lima picture. At All Drag S:ora DR. RICKERT Hi? KYES SCIEXTTFTCAIil-T ITKSTEIV, AMI) GIuVSSKS PROPERLY FITTED NO XJKOl'S VSV.U Broken Leuse.s Accurately Duplicated tiufte 1-2 over May 'o. 308 E. Main. Uostairs Creamery Butter 70c lb 4 bars Sunny Monday Soap 25c 5 lbs. tins Peanut Butter $1.10. u c arc aiwnvs a litue belnw the other fellow. Two Dailv. Free Deliveries Orders sent 0. O. 11. k mm Kill tho Cc'.d.V.t tho Hrst&k """'siLi-a . 4 MJiW Xfjr J For Motherhood A Woman Testifies Omnb, W.-if-h.: "In tho five -on have been married we have hj..l thrw! rliiluren and lt, ttvo of them. I doctored with tw) ol our loral doi-torj and they toii m I hud kidii-y irou. Die. I tM'U;,n -".V J' -v. '8 Br. Pi'irce', V "iitT" - .7, . ;:Aniodicinc.5, firt J i ?.rmviiiK wriitcn to vtr. Pl.,... o i valids' Hotel, in tell- Villi Wlt exactly ! fr1 ' vaa mid leifl how I I Iwn what I done, and asked what 1 liouhi do. They told me to Uiko Dr. Pii-rco'a Favorite Prescription which is a woman's medicine; tho Cioldcn Medical Discovery which is a tonic; and tho Anuric Tablets for the kidnovs. I took aU of these medi cines and todiiy I lmvo a strong, healthy baby girl, also I am better than I cvt.r was before. "1 t an never tliank Dr. Pierce cnouch for his kindne.a in Riving mo advico all during' expectancy and in analyzing tho samples. tree ol caarge, mat i sent 10 mm. "I would l plad to answer any questions that I can in regard to what Dr. Picroe'g -wonderful meHioiuoa did for me" MltiJ. H. D. SIMPSON. 4 " Stockton, Cid.: "I had feminine tmuble; displacement, inflammation, terrible head aches, terrible baekaclio and a catarrhal condition. I also hud indigestion very badly. 1 had tried other things but nothing seemed to help nic until I took Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription. It cured me I got vrell and strong. I took thrco bottles." MK3. C BOUDON, M E. South at. When a woman complains of backncho; dizziness or pain when everything looks black before her 6yns a dragging feeling, or bearing-down, with norvousnrsfl, sho should turn to this "temperance" herbal tonic, known as Dr. Pierco's Favorito Prescription. It can Iw obtained in almost every drug store in the laud and tho ingre dients are printed in plain English on tho wrapper. Put up in tablets or liquid. Dr. Pierce, of Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., will &cud a triul size for 10 ceaU. Shoe Philosophy -Calf skins arc high in the, , I lackers' hands but dirt i cheap on the -backs of the farmers' calves. A Dollar in good hard cash 1 beats $2.00' in' hard credit at j SCHMIDT 'H " GOOD 4 SHOES." The .smart clerk who claims that shoes may go to $50.00 a pair is getting ready to pluck you at $25.00 a pair. If quick , sales and small I'i'ofiis i mike a larger volume or. mismcss von siiouiu Duy SCU M IDT'S "GOOD SHOES." The packers claim 90 per cent of kid skins come from U'ussia, !) per cent from India and 1 r;cr cent from South America. If that is true it's 1 rune to get their Goat and 5 raise a flock of kids in the ' U. S. A. ' A 31. U i..,,.vr 1.,1.- n-,,,1 5 a 4 o toot, hii't chances are if all ten toes had a voice in the matter, oh! what a" fit. A FIT OR NO SALE.AT Ocoa Sfloes" 32 N. Central, Medford, Ore.. - m'the Side Belladonna Plasters gently massaco the affected parrs and i;ivc almost instant relief from pain. Used for years for colds, coughs, sprains and weakness. An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure Ilon't take chances! Get first-aid" supplies here. True economy in druirbuy mji begins and rnrk In cri.ffintr the best in service and value. Both arc assured here. HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING. Cylinder heads, pump castings, mis cellaneous welding. Work guaranteed. OAKLAND GARAGE 12:i-ia5 Snutli Front.. I Maxwell Car. stand corner Main and R.irtli!f PlmnA ann . 0. DELANEY. 4,