PSGE TWO
The fin sitlialh.71 here v;is no worne
toiltiy neeonliiiK to a Ktnlt'inent Hindi
by Mayor (lutes this forenoon, and lie
was of the opinion thai the K-iijilli'd
epidemic Iiad riaiu-lied its height.
Mlloli c-f wiiat Is called flu, however,
consists of bad colds or la grippe. It
1b understood that, only eiht new flu
uuriiiitlne signs were pat up In the
clty Thursday.
A real dance! Bat. niKht ! Med ford
Nat! New Imperial oreheHlra!
Tho Elks masquerade hall whic
was set to have hcen held next Friday
niKht was postponed indefinitely l
tho lodKai at last night's meeting he
euiiHe of the flu situation.
Suo "New Ways for Old" at the
Kiulto Friday evening and at the 11 -
flrty Saturday ufternoon and li'lir
what you can do with 11 tractor. 2? 1
.The Nash hotel lcliliy is inidei-Ko
lug another change, a portion of the
northwest corner including the main
entrance heing partitioned off for
office. It is not given out yet what
concern will occupy the office, hut
Home of tin! village Jokers say that
is to house the local oil exchange.
Mrfl. Paul I tensor,, corsetlero for
NtiHono. I'liono DS5-J.
W. IC. Walker, local manager ol
tho Standard Oil company arriv
liouie today from Portland where Ik
liatl hcen uttending the convention ot
tho northwest Hales and special
agcmlH of tho conipuny.
Dig dance St. .Mark's hull. Sat
Jan. 31. I.aiitispach's jazz. Nul'f sed
l)r. and Mrs. I,. Ilundy are atnoiiM
tho flu victims, both being confine
at their liotue on South Central.
A real dunce! Sat. night Medfor
unfc! .New Imperial orchestra, piano
banjo, 'Hlixaphoue, inariluliaphon'
drums and traps. Heal music! liM
.1. .1. Ditzulaitis or the Unite
States geological survey Is register!!
at the Holland, as Is also l.yutan II
Ubti,t,i. ,r irnu.il.iimr ,, ,1 A It.ilir ll
Seattle.
Suo the tractor picture at the HI
ulto Friday evening and at the Lib
erty Saturday afternoon. HIM
Trevo l.nniKilon has ho far recov
eretl from his lcng IllneHH that, he i
ublo to he up and around the house
and hopoH in several days to conn
down town and circulate a llttl
among his frionds.
llltf dance St. Mark'H hall, Sal.
Jan. 111. haunsnach'H ja.z. Nul'f sed
2tr.
It was reported around tew 11 t li sit
Sum Itlelmrilson was laid up at Itouu
. wlttt'"lho .flu. hut hlH nine conslsls
of It' periodical hllloilR utlack con
tractotl during Ills service In the I'hll
' IpnlneH'-witli tho United Slates cuv-
1 ulry during the Spanish Auterlcai:
war, and llio wull Known murcnuui
"' will he hack at IiIh place of linninemi
' tiiMliln of 11 few ilavs.
Piiintlnir. tlntlne and nfinorlinnK-
1UK-. . ruuiiB'iiuy-A, a. a v
i A number (. high scho:il basket
. HUH KHIIItfM l.lll IHIIIL l,t,J ni, 11.1: iiil. .,.
lug cancelled because or the tin epi-
(lonilc. Tim latest is tnn lirants vam-
Hosuhurg game which was scheduled
lor tonight at Itoileliurg, which was
cancelled by the "Its-the-cllmatc
team because of thu prevalence of flu
In HoBohurg.
If you lire Interested III tractor
farming don't iiiIsh "New Ways for
Old" at tho Hlllld.' Friday evening
and ul the Liberty Saturday after
noon. -I' I
A. ('. Walker returned from Port
land this woek where ho underwent
u minor oiioratlon in the hospital ol
that city.
'1Mb danco St. Mark's hall, Sat.
Jan. III. I.aunspnch's Ja.z. Nul'f him!
itifi
E. F. F.hrmahti of Chicago and T
J. Purcell, ,1. P. Kician and F. M
Sloss of San Francisco are guests al
I ho Moilfoi d.
Cakes, French pastry and cream
nun's at the Shasta.
Jonas Wold fell a tickling sensa
tion In his Ihroal the other day.
Blleozed twice and ccngheil a couple
of limes, and hence like nil wise drug
gists hurried home and to bed for
suvoral days to wall there until the
attack blew over.
Fine nainsook, organdy and voile.
Handicraft Shop. ti I
One year ago Joday there was con
Hlderable excitement and liuiih jo
In Med lord because of the landing ai
Philadelphia (,'f the li.MIl artillery
from Its long and arduous service in
France. j
Oh boy, dance at Kuch, Sat., .Ian
III. Everybody Invited. Iiy the :
Jazz ja.zers. t',."i
Among olllsiilers here last
nesday to attend the meeting
county nurse's committee wen
I). Perozi'.l and Mrs. F. S. Ku
Ashlnnd.
Husking for health.
Wed
of lb.
Mrs
gle i.l
'Mrs. .1. T. I.ogau Is ill n( her
lu
on Siskiyou Heights with an attack ol
grip or flu.
A. C. llalstead
metaphysics. 2"
Kldd's shoe store.
Ilr. Henry Hut
that he hal not s
trf flu In Medlord,
mechanotherapy.
, Fast Main, over
Phono i'.PP-M. 2S
asserted this noon
en a genuine case
ami that he was 0!
the opinion (but there were few cases
of the genuine flu like In the epi
domic of last ya-.-.r. "It Is foolish to
scare Ihe people" said he, "but on the
other hand It is more fi.atlish to be
careless. Too many precautions can't
be taken."
Wanted to buy clean cotton rags.
Medford Printing Co.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKERS
Vhj I'houet 1'nclftc til.
Night Phone: F. W. Weeks, 10.1 Ji
LmIi AuUtant
Judge F. At. Calkins arrived home
Wednesday evening from Klamath
Falls whore lie had been holding cir
cuit court this week.
An all night dance a pilch. Sat
Jan. :;l. With the three pieces of
jazz. Everybody Invited. liij.'i
Mr. ii.'id .Mrs. Templelon if Tracy
Minn., are visitors in the city who
are slopping at Ihe Nash.
.Machine needles, bobbiriB and shut
tles for all makes or sewing ma
chines. Handicraft Shop. 258
O. IJ. Parker of Portland, district
sales manager of the Associated Oil
company, arrived in the city this mor
ning to lotvk after business matters.
Monograms, canters, luncheon
clotlis, infants dresses stamped to or
der. Handicraft Shop. 2(i4
C. W. Courney returned last night,
from Jacksonville, where hewent to
see about gelling the work on the
new road up Kanes creek under way.
This road is to eciinect the lime
(uarry with the railroad, and the
lime for the paper mill at Salem will
bo hauled out over It. Grants Pass
courier.
This office will lar.e subscriptions
for tho Portland Telegram, liargaln
rale of i'.t.'.IT, a year by mall. Sub
scriptions to bo sent In before Febru
ary 1 P. 2 7 -I
Pain is predicted for tonight and
Saturday. The rainfall during last
night amounted to .0"i of an inch
Tho Medrord Printing company has
tho Do Luxe Multiplex cash hooks
and other ruled books, loose leaf Bys
tern, ulso inventory ahoets. It you
need those or uny other blank bookH
or bills to fit any binder boo thlB
offlco and patronize homo Industries.
tt
:Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sci.U were visi
tors In the city Thursday and' this
morning from Grants 'Pass.
For appointments with lir. Mc.M.
M. Imw, call tho HUlierlnlendent of
the llow Hospital, telephone II. Dr.
I )uw will return about February Kith.
2(111
III Wednesday's Portland Telegram
was published a Korlos of carloons on
Us front page of leading members
In allendance at the hardware and
implement dealers state convention,
one of which was ot A. 1:. 1111011:110.
ihe well known Medford implement
dealer, wearing a big Iractor for a
watch charm.
Dr. Heine, eye. cat, nose, xliroat.
Among California guests at the
Holland are S. II. Ilentem of llenecia
mil .1. A. Graham of San Francisco.
Porl landers at (ho Holland Include
W. 1). ltyan and A. L. Hollows.
On and after January 12 the nines
& Snidor garage will be open day und
night. ! tf
.Mrs. Miles Canlrall of Applegatu.
who Is having seme denial work done
in Hie city, yeslordny bocamo a pa
tient at the Sacred Heart hospital for
1 few days for treatment.
10 per cent off on all Pacific Pack
age goods. Handicraft.' Shop. 2C4'
Dr. Helms Ib recovering "'"'" a sc
ore attack of 1 ho grippe or Hit.
lloniutltchlng 10c per yard, tnro&d
furnished, work guaranteed. Mall
orders sollcitod. Singer Sowing Ma
nine Co.. 115 West Main street
Phono 2 lii-K.
Mrs, Arthur llendershott and baby
Irl returned yesterday afternoon
mini an extotided visit., wnu lrieno:
mil relatives In Medford. Shu also
spent a few days in San f runcisci.
while away. Her husband, who ar
companied her, returned to Eugene
last Sunday evening. Eugene Uegls
lor.
Ladles' and men's nulla Kronen, drv
cleaned f 1.50. City Cleaning Works.
bono 471. I'
llelmer Fredericks Is nt home
with what, is said to be a flu attack
and his wife Is a patient with the
same disease at the Sacred Heart
hospital.
For aalo HucK alio- grnvol. Phono
9L2-J.
Charles .Meserve, a former well
maivvii Oregon llewsnaper man iiu-ta
it the age of li :i years yo.sleii.uiy in
:nm in Pass, iii which city he had
esided for the last. 1 5 years, lie for
inerlv conducted the Oregon ( lly Mi
rnrise. served as editor of the
en nt h Pass Courier in 111 Oil and
1 11 11 7, established the .lacKsonviiu
Sentinel IS years ago and years lalei
fruitgrowers paper in Medlord
h ,,c which l a cd because 01 hick
if a field. Funeral services will be
bl in Grants Pass tomorrow alter-
110011.
Sen II. It. Wood & Co., No. 7 West
eleventh, for fire Insurance. tr
Mr and Mrs. li. W. Stono arrived
home lodav from llenil. ore.. 110111
niled visit Willi their daughter.
Mrs. I,. M. Fuss, wlte Yil (lie ICC
ni'.x , en 11 l ie 1' 1 nans. ' li'"
bev arrived at Lend just neli.'le
hrlslinas there was live feet of snow
hero.
s;,, (he newest snrlng models til
alio lints al the Vanity shop. Jti
For the liest insurance see Holmes
the Insuranco Man.
Mrs. Tom Fuson returned home
iler.hiv after a visit at Grants Pass
Willi Mrs. ti. P. Jester.
1'ake vour hemstitching and plcot-
ing to the Handicraft Shop. 2 5S'
On and alter January 12 the tunes
K Snider garage will bo open day and
night.
tf
Latent reports from Portland
that William A. llanna, atttio still a
cry siik man. Is in an improved cou
itinli. Get the habit! liny shares now In
ho Pudding and. Loan.
TOO LATE TOCLASSIFY
VANTKl ftvt 1 'a-tiH'h r
hirh iinn IH' in flood conilllloii
Mt.Mlt'oril ( 'microti1 Oonstrurtion Co
-tit,
V A N 'I' P: 1 --.1 o h as Iruck or I ra c t o r
(.'jiorat or. Mi on lllas.s. Cent ra!
l'oiiit. Oro. IMiono it::. -tu;
ANTIlli - Mini wilh wlfo to worU
on ranch. I'hono 70-11. i-'ti'l
STEBrOTtD UXW TTCTBUNTTC,
Chus. Ileuselmau is just recov
in U from a four days illness with
quinsy ut his home, and yesterday
his wife and one of their twin chil
dren came down with an attack of
grip cr flu.
Slab wood for salb by tier or cord.
Valley Fuel Co.
lirunswick phonographs on easy
terms at Halo's Piano House If
Oregon ians registered at the Med
ford Thursday and today Included
Ira Cook und C. F. Harrison of Eu
gene, Allan K. Kobson of Hoseburg,
Mr. and .Mrs. It. Warner, Amelia and
Louis Zuhlsdorf, Geo. H. Trana and
J. 11. Gulp cf Albany, and Mr. and
.Mrs. Helser, T. W. Younger, II. A.
Yenger, Leon E. Hennells and F. -V.
Henderson of Portland.
Slab and fir wood for sale. Phone
859.
Hemstitching and pecotlng. The
Vanity Shop.
Carl Jeschko, high irade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
According to newspaper dispatches
the limestcne for the use of the paper
mill at Salem will come from south
ern Oregon, C. W. Courtney of this
city having contracted for the (iuurry-
ing und delivery aboard the cars of a
supply estimated ut':!200 tons for the
coming season. The Salem mill has
purchased the Householder lime
(juarry on Kanes creek and Courtney
is arranging for the construction of a
four mile macadam road over which
the rock will be hauled to Gold Hill
for loading on the cars.
Painting, tinting and decorating
orders promptly atteudod to. Phone
liii'l,, Elliott & McCafferty. , ..384
Hot tamales and chill concarne at
DeVoe's.
Otto Castor of near Phoenix,' and
Mrs. C. A. Pickel are reported as .re
covering from attacks of la grippe."
Kldd's Hhoo store. Phono (P.IU-M
2sr
On and after January 12 tho nines
& Snider garage will be upon day and
night. tf
James Pardee of Klamath Fulls,
who underwent an operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital about ten days
ago returned to his home this week
Try our morciinniB' lunch. The
Shasta. tf
Orres, tailors lor men and women
High grado only. Ashland, Oro.
NO EVIDENCE OF
G.O.P.
WASlllNdTOX. .Ian. Ill) . Senator
lliirali, rt'pnhlicnn, hlalio, tol( the
sonnli' fodav IIhto was nut '''lie
wliirlitcst evidence" (lint eoimress pro-po.-sed
to earrv out the special prom
ise "of the repuljlicai! partv to re
duce li'overnment expendit ures'
Opposiiiir the hill for creation of
a unified iovertuneut air service be
cause of its cost, Senator llornh said
muni lest at ions of extravagance in
this eountrv were iust as ureat now
as thev were duriui: the war.
"Tlic republican partv made the
special promise in the last campaign
to reduce t:ovcrnnieul expenditures,"
the senator said, "but there isri'l the
slitihtest evidence that this republi
can ennyress proimses to earrv out
that promise.
"A plat form committee of IT) 7 '
ricties lias been created. 1 want lo
remind members on 1 his side of t lu
ehnmhor that this congress will mala
Ihe platform with its record here.
The iii fled licntlemen who arc to S
us the
people
here."
plnU'iirni cannot convince Hi
niiiiinst the record heiti"; iniidc
OE STATE SENA1E
SAl.UM. .Ian. 30. The aliolition
of the state senate, the puhlic owner
ship of all puhlic utilities and natur
al resources and increased tax on
community made values fi.-rin tin
chief planks in the platform of the
laud and labor party league of Ore-
uon. In convention here. The tem
porary comniltlee i.".l platform suti
milted its report shorllv hefore noon
The privilege of votini; liy mail
together with automatic registration
is another proposed plank of the new
parly's platform. It also embodies
the extension of the direct primnry to
the initiative, referendum and recall.
I'he Industrial ami economic equal
ity of women," is also declared a
plunk.
The tentatie plan of i.vc.ankaitlon.
submitted by thu organization com
mittee just before noon, calls for a
chairman, vice chairman, secretary
treasurer and a state board of direc
tors, with local chairmen and hoards
of direcit. rs in each county. An init-
atlon fee of $:i and dues of fifty
cuts a mouth for membership In th"
party is suggested in their report.
Cabinet Has Nothinq to Do.
WASHINGTON'. (Ian. :ht. 1'rcsi
!i nt Wilson's cabinet did not hold it
ei:ular meeting toiiav. While no of
tifial announcement was made, it
s understood that none of the of-
licial had auv matters ait' partieit
la r moment lo present.
rEDF-OUT"), OTfiON', FTCTDAY. .TANTATiV
R v: LX JJ
V -nam Klll .t. e. . H
.ELSIE. FERGUSON.The VitnessTorThe Defense'
Jfl Cparamouid -yjrUmJt Cpkture)
Klsiti l erguson is nam- the attraction at the Liberty theatre where
Is drawing' large crowds.
BOLSHEVIKI ENVOY NEW ARTVIY BILL
HAS PURCHASED WOULD PROVIDE
LARGELY IN U. S.
W'ASlllN'tlTOX. Jan. ltd. An of
I'er to nresenl lo the senale coininit
tee investimitillii' ' lmllievik iroia
'jnndn in the I'niled Stall's "Into
cone oi nil eoiiimiiment :on
all
be-
(ween liilnseli' ill;, I I lie lius.siiiu so
viet uovernment was made lodnv bv
l.ndwiir ('. A. K. Miirteiis. bolslievik
represenlulive in this country. Form
er Senntor 1 Innlwiek. of lieoririn,
Marlens' niloiiiev, said, however,
lliul il was desired that some ol' I lie
letters hi' . considered in executive
session us Ihev iniiihl "involve oth
ers, l'u i' lievolid Ihe s'ii', in trollhle."
lie explained that he referred lo
those who assisted in iiiainlainini;
tile eoliiniliuiejilioli heiueeli ihe self
slvled uinliassuilor and the soviel
chiefs in ii'ussin
rcseiivetl iIeeiion
session.
( 'li.'iiruiiiu Moses
to an executive
"I wunl lo
niatler of the
can liusincss
.Mn rl ens said
take up with Vou Hie
list of !)ll odd' Aniiiri
eonci'riis with whicl:
solid Ii'ussin e iulii
Irans.iel liusincss," said Hie chair
man. "We asked far a list of lrr
concerns which have contracts wiln
Mr. Marlens and fur Hie nuioiinls
and i niodilies involved. Vou "live
s n hsi of concerns which
m:' lo do liusincss. "
Mr. Ilnrduick' I hen in
vill will
sctiled a
iiowing
conl reel
presses
ompiinv.
slalemenl ol; conl rnels,
eight items. Hie lurgcsl u
Tor ? I,.'il)tl,(llll of prinlin
given the l.ehigh .Machine
l.ehighton. I'a.
All of Ihe contracts Marlens
plained were eoiidilionul upon
stale ileparluieni issuing- exnort
censes lo the lirni-, inenl inued.
ex-
li-
0BITUARY
H.UiTI.KTT -Died ul her late res
idence. ::i Seiilh (Irape street. Jan.
-Ml. IH'Jn. Mr-. C. K. liartlett. aged
f-.'l vears. SI,,, was a nalive of (Ihio
and had liccn a rcsiilcnl of Mcdlonl
lor ihrec vear-. She leaves lo mourn
lier loss, ll,,-,.,. children- Mr.. I-!. '.
White ail, I Charles Haiti, 'It of (llen
wood Snring-, Colo., and V. W.
Dnrtlctl ol' M.dford. (Ire.
Kiineral -eiMi-es will he held al the
,'k- i McCow-an compatn- ehnticl
Sun, lav al ' n. in.. I'Vlirnnrv 1. Iter.
Sasnet
ace, imp;
Citv. Ki
,1 tic:
III I
:ig. Mr
Wl
ite wili
tia rdctt
remains t
interment.
HCNOl.Cl.r. T. H., .Ian. 0 . liy
Associated Press.) Admiral Ki.i
chal, is reporti-d to hae escajied from
Hie bolshcviki .mil to lie in hiding in
Manchuria, annrding lo a Tokio dls
1 atclt to tlic .l.!)anese ni'Wspaper Xip
pu -1 i j i here.
'i'he so.-ial ti'volulion wliich ca'cur
rcd Iii Irkutsk and which ousted Kol
cliak. transfei (he govern'menl al
powers to Hi, Imlsheviki. the cable
added.
Get the pupors to hulld fires. 10c
per buudle. this office. u
With Medford trade Is Jfedford made
Watch the Little
They are
a-'aoagoiiv ana uisngurinij oig-
nU of Bad Blood. ,
Pimples on the face and other
part ot i 'ic boily arc earnings
Iront Natcic that your hlood i.a
sluggish ai d iuipovc'riEhcd. Sonie
tmics liny foretell ccjema, boils,
Misters, a, J other skin dowdcrs
that luirn hkc U nties of fire.
Th-jy uicuu that your Idood needs
S. S. S. to cleanse it of these im
pure uecutuulatiuus that can cjuaf
nn. iren
- n ASSEMBLY
Sflfrl POLOS fflOL
m i EMM
WASHINGTON', .Ian. ISO. Molili"
zalion of an organize:! field army of
two million men would he possible
within live years after passage of the
senate army re-organization hill
Chairman Wadsworth of the senaU
military committee said today in his
report to the senate on the measure
The cost would not exceed $." !) 0. it s 7.-
OOD
innually. he said.
Including the permanent standing
army of 2S,0II and thu citizens
army and National (luanl, as pro
posed, the measure, thru Its compul
sory military training plain,' would
permit the mohili'ation next year of
an army of 1,1 UK, Dot) men, the report
continued. Youths trained would ho
passed into the citizens reserve army
and in 1!I2(I, tho nut lea's available
military strength would he ,;Mr,2ll0
officers and men, whilo the cost per
man would be reduced from '$ r 0 H in
1D21 to $17ti in' llt'tl.
Kd lloardnian, son or James Hoard
man of tho Seven Oaks i.Tchard, has
been suffering, thu last few days,
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Wm. Hurr is plowing for Rulph
Oowgill on "Tii."
It is reported that Ihe ' noutherii
part of the pine grove has been sold
but tic particulars could be learned.
-Miss Alice Anient, of Clrants Pass,
was a guest of Leah Tarker .Monday
evening. Miss Aniunt and .Miss Par
ker and a number from tliis vicinity,
attended "The .Master Hallantrao" at
Hie Page.
'I'he -Parent-Teachers meetins will
be Saturday, Feb. 7th. at Ihe home of
the president, Mrs. Hoy Nichols.
Mrs. W. lOlden has charge of the
program.
'W. 11. Harris, who was discharged
from the IK.-.v hospital a week ago,
was compelled to return there on
Wednesday. This time lie Is suffer
ing with a severe pain In his side.
Relief
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
BELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
You cam get most uj
old thing at DaVou
most tnj old tin.
Pimples;
Nature's Warning
unlimited trouble. This remedy i
one of the greatest vegetable
compounds known, and contains
no minerals or chemicals to injure
the most delicate skin.
Go to your ding store, and fret
hottlc of S. S. S. today, ct rid of
those unsightly, disfiguring- pim
plca, and iMhcr skin irritations. It
will cleanse your blood thorouch-
ly. For special medical advice free.
out
iress .iicau-.ii jjircctor, il switt -
liuratgrj', Atlanta, Ga.
A I. HAN V. X. V.,
:l--,-lilblv a -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t-
hill. Illl. lliej
v, l.i. Il tlic live
-M-n-Ild,',l .-c-i.lll-t ..l.ii!"li!.'ll
1,,'ing tried lor aliped alilv!lv I'
dav became a -,-hol ro..ni l"..f ll"'
teaching of ,ociali.-m.
Seated in sciiii-cin-lc around Sev
molir Sirdlliail. delell-c cull-d. and
Algernon Li ' Ihe sociali-l -la"
coinmillce, li wiln,--. the n. eni'.d '.'
illdiciarv couilnillcc had read ml"
Ihe record what niav he descrilied in
"n general hi-lorv of -ociali.-in from
I Mi I to ni'JO."
lu uiiizzin:: liis "piipil" Mr. Sled-
inau drew I rami Mr. I a!i 1 l a i . 1 1 a i i -
tialioli- helween sociali-tic and uu-ari-hislic
aliiclrinc.-: Illlllic- ail' Ii'll'i
ers in liaith moveuicnl- and a hi-tnrv
of the develoimielil of socialism in
Kurope, willi special I'ei'ercnce to
Ulissia.
A emlilvnien l.onis A. Ciivillier. a
I'ouiinittee member, a-ki'al if il wen
not true that tlerninn tnoiicv ha-l
lica-n paid l.en'lic anil 'froazkv t,
overthrow the Krene.-lv'v go'eriiliii ill .
When Mr. I.ce replied ill ihe na"ja
live. Mr. Cuvilliel' cut raalicted llim
saving he "had it on ihe aulhorilv
of the slate alcpartinent."
IN I.W.W. 1R1AL
MONTKSANO, Wash., Jan. .TO.
Kloven tiMiiponu'y jurors wcro in tin:
l)ox when court opened Tor the after
notTi KOHsion of the trial of eleven
alleged 1.
Warren 0.
W. W. for the murder of
. Grimm, ijne of the victims
of the Armistice day shootings at
Centralia.
Three talesmen were tentatively
selected during tile morning session.
Kour of the seven talesmen examined
were excused.
Temporary jurors seated litis mivr
ning were 10. 10. Terpen, retired far
mer, i.Montesuno: John 10. Hill, poul
try dealer, lloquiam, and A. II. Kuhn
shingle manufiictu'rer, Jluiiuiam.
, An American Legion "jury" will
not listen to the evidence In the
present trial, it was declared today
by A. II. Van Gilder, in charge of
American Legiivn affairs here. Plans
agreed upon several days ago for hav
ing twelve members of the legion lis
ten to the evidence and report to
legion posts turnout the country,
have been given up, Van (Wider an
nounced. USE EYES 1
Tnkc tiiMw.s without tejir.
U' marked
ISayer
ilh tho safety '
Cross."
To Kt genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" ytm must loo It lor the safety
"Bayer Cross" ca each pacltagu and
on each tablet.
( The "Bayer Cross" means true,
world-famous Sspirin, ireseribed by
physicians for over eighteen years.
and proved safe by millions for Colds,
lieadach. Karaidie, Toi.'t haeli. Neural
gia, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for i'aiu
general. Proper and safe di ref -
tions are in eaeli unknown "Bayer"
package.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets co.-d
but a few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer .Manuiaeturo
of Mcnoaeeticaeidester of Salicv lie
acid. Swiss
Limburger
Roquefort
Plain
Personal Attention
Fancy. Ch
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252
FREE WHISKY FOR
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Iiiri'ItOIT, Mich., .la
Stales 'Marshal Henry
"" ''tilted
iii'i-nat was
authorized this morning
gram from Washing!,. -n
hi a tele.
!) fllrnila
lra:e of charge to
sicians to lie used
11 repuialiie pily.
in Die treatment
I of influenza cases.
DKNVKK, Colo.. ,ai
Muabje. former general
the Atchison, Topeka :
railwav. 11 tlii oil,' of th
railroad men in thi
Ite,',' lodav.
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Bad-Mo
Limber Up With Penetrating
. Hamlin's Wizard Oil
A harmless and effective prepara- .
tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma
tisni, Sciatica, l.ame Hack and Lum
bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pCn.
ctrates quickly, drives out soreness,
and limbers up still aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful it will
be lound in cases of every day ail
ment or mishap, when there is need of
an immediate healing, antiseptic ap
plication, as in cases of sprains,
bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings.
Get it from druggists for .It) cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
liver constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard 1-iver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents.
Guaranteed,
:;'if
"Paclc Up Your Troubles In
Your Old Kit Bae"
and "hit" it for the tall
timber. Camping is great
sport provided your.ieet
don't get sore. "Massage"
your shoes with a little
Ecrgmaml Shoe Oil :
It softens the leather,1
makes them waterproot
and makes hiking. a pleaa
ui'O. V1'!;-'-,' '
Theo. Bergmann :Shoo
Mfg. co.,;-..
PORTLAND, OREGON
'ur &t)- nt
hoc, Dmi!,
(urilwnre uiol
rocery Slortu
ant) at Shod
iflilr Shopi
a ii il BporttnK
(joints , Storf
.otises
New Spring
Blouses
Now Arriving
;is
i i it's
iiii iic over our
d'aWe. Iniviiio:
The
Vanity Shop
Nevt to Itlnlto Theatre
eese
Camembert
Green Chili
Pimiento
Cream
Prompt Service
Grocer
Phone 252