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GATES RESIDENCE
WILL BE READY TO
OCCUPY APRIL' 1ST
Coimt nii'l inn work i nnL'n'siir
fnst nil the M l-iu! ill new Duti-h ml
oninl linitit ul' Miiviir ('. K. (Jail-,
wliirli with ils cnritiiMtilittiu v.;illei in
urniinls 11 iifi tii im;i in I in- ln'-jitiutt
will he nut it" lii- I'im-M ri'sitli-in-c
ln'oMrti'; in Mi'tli'uni will
reailv fur itrciihain-v on April M.
when the mavur and laniilv will at
oikm; iilovi? in, ami Sam liichitnlson
and fiunilv will muvr into I lie ircs
'iit (i)itcH liornt', ill (Ji-m-va sln-ct,
which was luirchii-cd hv Mr. iu-h-ui
dson some I inn; auu.
Tilt roiirn-lc ualN ahuiit III';
tirunmls art all n-nilv, it-, is I he nun! -vnt
an alio1 i'lii'ki'ii, cuti. 1 1"'
tit-fit cellar hn'-i hct'ii 1 1 r in the -.olid
rock, ami lhe walls arc liciicr tioiircd
J'or Ihc line new liume. The location
in on 1111 eminence 110 rt lienst of I he
Koosevelf school, 11I Hie coiner of
Uneen Ann ninl Aemlcmv streels,
ami exlemlin'r hack 1 1 .lackon
Hl.reel, with the I' run I mi (neeii Ann,
ami uivinir a mamiil'ieenl view of the
eitv and vnllev.
An csieciallv plea si mr feal lint lo
anil Ms. (iates is thai llieir new
Jioinc is just outside (he joiT 1 1 1 . The
inavor is verv proud of the oulti!
and savs this will he his last, move,
falls it Hie old homestead, and savs
that lie will live (here until lie dies,
and in speaking of his eventually
shiil't'linir off he pmhalilv lias in
mind I lint luxurious chicken coop
which is fa r too fine a place for
rhickciis ( o dwell in. InXie eemenl
ed ami hard Wood I looted liarn will
lie kept a saddle horse ami a cow
if the splendor of (heir immediate
suiioiindiuL'S allow them to exist
Jimir.
(ieorire dales is roiisiilerim; huihl
iiiLr a home immeiliiitelv ml ioiniiiLr Hie
new one of liis parents.
POSE
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NKW YOU If, Jan. 31. A fliihti
tiito Himplified HCoritiK ruin for handi
cap tt'iinis loui-iuunenlH will ho of
fered for roiiHlderullon n t tho annua1
mcutliiK of tho National I-nwn Tonnis
asHoelatlon In New York next Friday
hy offlelalH of tlio Metropolitan asso
ciation, It was hmrmul today.
According to tho plan nines would
would ho eliminated and I ho hoi
would go lo tho pluynr winning Hu
point h. Tho Hurvlro would ehanKt; at
tho cud of each five poinU and the
players oxehaiiKO courts at llio end
of tho fifth, fifteenth and twenty
firth polnlH.
A HUHostion alKn will ho made
t hut the foot-fault rule proposed hy
tho rules revision committee he
amended to provhlu (hut the "tierver
must keep one foot constantly on tho
ground until the Hervioe Ih delivered."
TO ASSIST. MANAGER
Announcement 1m made today Hint
effective Keliruary 1st. with the
transfer of the Southern Pacific Ore
gon lines to the jurisdiction of Fed
eral .Manager W. It. Scott, federal
representation wilt ho established at
'or t land. All space formerly occu
pied in the Yeon building will he re
oecupled as Southern raciflc heiut
MUiirterH as soon as present suh-ten-itnt.;
can remove to other quarters.
Announcement is also matte that
effective Kehruary 1st II. A. Ilinshaw
Is appointed assistant to' federal man
aj;er wilti headquarters at Portland,
In addition to his duties as general
fruljOit agent.
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
At the regular annual meeting of
the Southern (rei;nii Poultry assoeia.
lion held at the Public Library. Sat
irday, .Ian. - I. the toliowing officers
were defied for the ensuing year:
1'iesideiil, Henry W. frame; vice
president. .1 . . I sua est 111 ; secretary.
'. (las IP lanmer ; 1 1 -a surer, M . 1
Slu'eis Ito.ml of diieciors: Henry
V. Frame. .1. o. Isaacson, C Has
ltromnier. T. I Sheets, Krnet Y!:!
Win. 1'. Itathe. ;li.ss Heine.
4'oimlie'l Night and Hay
John Vomiiw. FH'erton, (la., writes:
"Last fall, when my neishitors were
down with influenza, I look n severe
cold and 1- fore I was nwaro of my
coudlttou 1 was tlown sick in hcd. I
coughed nlht and day and my throat
was raw uml sore. I got a hottlo of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
nnd took eight pmall dnses In two
hours. My condition lei;aii to Im
prove nnd In a few das I was as well
11s ever. In my opinion Foley's Is tUe
host cough medicine made." For wale
jy MeUford Fharmacy.
Wallace Reid at Libesty Today in the "Lottery Man'
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RAISE FLAG OF
UmtLIX, Friday, Jan. :!. --II ap
peared tonight that the government
had Ignored tho hoisting of republi
can flags on the city hall at the init
ial meeting today of the new munici
pal council, which is made up mostly
of Hi mi Keillors. Tho corporation
officials say tho flags were swung
from tho building without their au
thority. A feature of th council
meeting was tho complete domination
of Ihc body hy tho republicans, the
temper of tho participants as mani
fested hy angry protests and the town
clerk's disqualificut h.n of Airs. "U'ysu
Power, wlio was elected lo the munic
ipal council, because she insisted on
signing the roll In (iaelie.
About half the members of the
council answered the roll call.
A motion hy the Irish transport,
worker, O'Hrien, to remove tin; sword
anil'maco 011 the ground that I hey
were implements of feudal authority
relics of barbarism nnd' perpetual
symholn vt servitude, raised an awk
ward question, because acceptance of
tho motion would mean repudiation
of tho traditional authority of the
council, which rests t.u Krltish char
ters and llrillsh acts of parliament.
Tho situation was saved by Alder
man William T. Cosgrove, a Sinn
Fein member of the council on whose
request the resolution was witlhlrawn
It will he raised again anil the ques
tion whether the council means to
continue municipal work or list the
results of the elections solely lor po
litical action will be determined. Th"
Sinn Feiners are said to lie divided
on this pf.'int, but in political circles
it is expected that the council will
settle down to business and obey ;;ticli
Itrilislt regulations as are inevitable.
The new lord mayor, T in Kelly,
who is In Wormwot.'d Keratitis prison,
will not be compelled to lake any
oath pud It is one of the humors of
the situation that under tho charter
of Charles 1 he becomes nominally a
captain in the llritfsh army. Alder
man Cosgrove probably will be ap
pointed to till the b.'rd mayoralty as
Kelly's deputy while he Is in prison.
The refusal of the council to ap
point a sheriff because this would
necessitate swearing allegiance to the
king, Is immaterial as the co-operation
t.'f 1 he council is not essent ial
lo the appointment of a sheriff.
ATTACKS WASTE
OF WHITE PAPER
ERNMENT
SAX FltAXCISCO. .Ian. ."1.
"llrinv. a warm overcoat" is the ad
vice given hy ii. II. Wiltson, duuict
torecaster here, to every person who
plan- to attend the national demo
rratie convent ion in Kan Fran lm-o,
.In ne v i I (son's records, dati in
to I NT 1 . show that ."tS.i deutves is
the aer.ti;e mean temperature for
the tour das beiztunini; .lune -1.
'Th.-re'U he no wilted collars
blamed lo the Hi male," said M r.
VYill-Mei. "The inornini:s in late June
are balmy but frequently theie is a
hlusiery hreee in the afternoon and
sea foi; at night."
nl eiht times in nearly half a
century has the temperature in the
four days beginning June L'T reached
S(i decree. Kemrds show that rain
l'is fallen m S Fraiieij.ro during
the four day period onl five times
since b 11'.
:m:V YORK. Jan. :!L MIhs Kniily
Know le. s, an Knglish girl, who met
Perlcy It. Hpiker of Baltimore -while
he was at an aviation training camp
in Kngland, was admitted to th?
United States with her baby U.May
after being detained at Kills Island
while tho authorities wore consider
ing tin; plea of Spiker's wife for per
mission to adopt tho baby nnd Hie
offer of Uuy S. Hpiker, brother of the
aviator, U marry the girl.
A .telegram received at tho island
today from the department of labor
ordered thai mother anil child be ad
mitted to the country for three
in out lis and placed in the care of
Will in in and Kate llullorfly OI Fall
lilver, uMass. A bond of $1000 re
fill i red for t lie in lias been furnished
hy Mr. and Mrs. Spiker.
Immigration officials hero regard
ed (he admission for throe nu.'nths as
"most extraordinary," and were at a
loss lo explain it. There Is nothing
in the conditions of admission, it Is
explained to prevent (luy Spiker frcln
marrying the girl, as ho offered to
do in an affidavit submitted to the
immigration authorities, altho he had
never seen her. Such a marriage, as
suming he is an American cit izen,
would permit her lo slay in tho Flitt
ed States.
..irs. Spiker's affidavit contained
the following: "My husband and Miss
Knowles formed a friendship which
ripened in t o soiuet h iug more I ban
friendship. Miss Knowles is not im
moral under the "nniigral ion laws.
She is a loveable. gentle, refined girl.
I would weU'i.'iuo her into my home.
I know the moral character and ten
deneies of my husband and know
them to tie beyond reproach."
120,000 IONS RAILS
WASIIINflTOX, Jim. I!!. -At Hip
riinii-st ill' (In; rtiilrimil itiliiiiiiish'ii
linii Aylinir Seeivtiirv I'rnwcll ul thi'
wiir l-i :i rl nii-tit tmlav sk'iii'il tin n-
iiiT nmmiiiiiliM'riiitr .I'JO.llllll tuns nf
slci'l mils lo In- 11II11I01I muiMiL' mil
mills mi Ik! basis of'tlii-ir iiroiliictivi'
fai'ai'ilv. (iiiiiciisntiiiii in most
ruses will lie Uciil'i Inter, on Hie
basis ul' ni'ttml eosl plus n stiecilu'd
profit, but in u IVw cases priiv1
aiirct'inents with the producers ai
reiolv have been reached;
Tlirrc Killed Tricst Exnlosion.
LONDON. .Ian. .".1.- -Three pc,--ons
were liilled in the e.plosiiin nt
liilmlnl lo .lie' i-Slav wio'Uinen. 1:1
a powder laelorv al Triet vi'Mcr
da'. a'i.0'dinu' lo a liome dipatell
lo the Cenlral News.
Horn, to Mr. mill Mrs. .V. K
Mf.liney at the Sacred Heart lowpttal
on Jan. iU1, n seven iouuJ baby Ni
AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink'
Iiam s Vegetable Compound.
Many Such Cases.
Cairo, III. " .Sometime nRO I got so
bad with female, trouble, that I thouRht
i woiita nave to bo
operated on. I had
a bad displacement.
My rint side would
pain me nnd I was
so nervous I could
not hold n glass of
water. .Many times
I would have to stop
my work and sit
down or 1 would fall
on the lloor in a
faint, I consulted
several doctors and
everyone told me the same but I kept
fiplitiiiK to keep from having the em-ration.
1 had read so many timesof Lydia
K. Piiikham's Vegetable ComMundand
it helped my sister so 1 bepan takintr it.
I have never felt hotter than I have
since then ami i keen house and am able
toiloall my work. The Vegetable Com
pound is certainlvone m-and medicine."
Mrs. J. K. Matthews. 3311 Sycamore
Street. Cairo. 111.
( ) f course then- are many serious cases
that only a surgical o)ieration will re
lieve. Ve freely acknowledge this, but
the above letter, and many others like it,
H i'.ply prnve that raan,y operations are
tcco.nmended when n-.cdicino in many
eases is all that is needed.
If you want special advice write to
l.ydia K. i'inklmiu .Medicine Cu. (cenli
dcntial) Lynn, Mass.
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LAST TIMES -
Moiiroe
Salisbury
In
"The Phantom
Melody"
TOMORROW
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Viola Dana
In
"The Willow
Tree"
Surnasscs the staue Version of
that Cohan & Harris sensation.
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COUNTY IN APRIL
The women who are interested m
elothinir problems will be iilea-i-il to
hear that Miss Jessica Hiles, eloth
inir specialist of the extension de
partment of the O. A. ('. college, wilt
work with the liome demonstration
aL'cnt in Jackson county durimr the
month of April. It .is the plan as
stated before to hold four or live
three or lour dav clothing schools in
various centers in the conntv.
Hefore these centers can he de
termined the home demonstration
nuent will need to know where the in
terest is the i;rcales!, so that the
schools will reach the LM-ealest num
ber of women, especially farm wo
men. To determine this ami other
matters in connection with these
schools, in seelomil conferences.
Kverv woman who ward- one of
these schools in the center nearest
her should write the home demon
stration ii'jeiit or come into one of
these conferences.
These schools are a Part ol home
demonstration work and are ab-o-
Intelv free to any w an who wishes
to attend. The conferences are held
at 2 o'clock on the afternoons as
follows :
February 2 Ashland, library.
February :i I'hoemx. Clyde hall.
February 4 Talent, town hall.
February Central Point: lied
Cros rooms.
February 7 Medford, library.
February !l- liic'iie Kivcr. lied
Cross rooms,
February 1 1 -Hold Moll. News of
fice. February PJ Kicle Point, lied
Cros room-.
OPEN SEASON FOR
SERVICE MEN ALLOWED
EXPENSES IN TRAVELING
j WASHINGTON. Jan. :i
sen ice men 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1
) trainiiii: will lie reimlinr
1 peii.-es inetirnil in larvel
; lain Ihnl Iraininv: itmler
' ul" CiMMtr'!tei' ol ll'e Tre;
j uie!i aninnini-eil Imlav liV
I m;i rl meiil .
I. Koriner
im aliotial
-.1 lor ex
ile.: lo o'
a leeiiun
-ur v Wnr
lie war le-
AFFER SATURDAY
After today all dogs In Medford
and Jackson county that are net
wearing state licenses will be subject
lo slaughter by the sheriff, police and
constables. There has been a great
.nth on at County Kerorder Flurry's
olllce the past few days of dns own
ers obtaining their stale license,, i.nd
this noon Mr. Florey r .porto I t'ma
IJiio licenses had been taken .mt up
t ) that time for lliOO of thu county's
Hiiio dogs. The rush ma expected
to keep up until the office closed hue
this afternoon.
Viie state attorney general's of.'iee
has just given out a rutin;; that 11-ce;,--cd
dogs are not n-'cessarily i'.
iliiiieil to wear the collars given out
when the state license was obtained,
but i hat each d )g niuy wenr any kind
of a cullar his owner funoioi, in long
as it bears the slate license.
PAGE Theatre
Tuesday, Feb. 3
. By Special Arrangement.
"The very best muiscal comedy, the most de
lightful star and the most Broadway com
pany San Francisco has seen for a long, long
'time."
, San Francisco Chronicle.
S .Mtwticv ctiajiai ic a.i ici di as trrarwvy f-iFAw KI Cly4riA
iiwiiiliv. ini'iuyj r.w i .iiit,,,. - ' w
OFFER.IAIQ THE IRRS-STIBL COMEDIENC1E .
"Mitzi
is a
Delight."
S F. Bulle
tin.
"Mitzi
is a
THE MUCH-PRAISED CAST OF COMEDY EXCELLENCE wlin1o
flMD EfHSEMBLEiOF FASCWATWQ FEMNNTV "
im snow.
6flyST J S. F. Exam-viuS-iCflLCOMDy
iner.
FAMOUS MUSIC By JEROME KERN. MERRY BOOK AND LVRICS By EDGAR ALLAN W00LF,
PRICES AS IN ALL CITIES, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. !
Buy Seats Early for "1 he Sure Fire Hit
I of Musical Comedy"
F. S. Tho brilliant cast conies cuinlcie from ils long metropolitan run includ
ing Joe Keno, oyd Marshall, Until Oswald, Xeil Moore, and many others, with
even the Opera Orchestra and Troupe (if Sensational Acrobats.
T i 1 "
Highest quality jewelry repairing
Diamond lettlni, watch repairing
tlfctlon aunred In
tualltr and prlc.
MARTIN I. KKI)T
Vail na jaifr wanta.
JOHN F. LAWKENCE,
J eweler
Our apeclaltlea are fine watcbea
both American and Swlaa, at lowes;
prices.
We do our mfh repalrlna.
Briggs Auto Wood Saw
I am takliK the agency for the
Hriggs Auto Woodsaw and am saw
in;: wood by the cord or by the hour.
iii:m:v won v
i.H'S South Newtown. Phono
"Don't Put Your Store to Sieep at 7 o'Clock,V
The merchant who drapes his store.jn darkness during the evening
hours is truly hiding his light beneath a bushel.
Light Your Windows With Electricity
Let people see your goods! Admire them! "Wish for them!
BUY THEM. 'Don't think your window display must "go to
sleep with the chickens!"
Even after your store is closed, make Electricity work for you,
advertising the merchandise in your window. r
Your electrical contractor will estimate the cost of installing
modern window fixtures. You will be surprised at their economy
of operation.
California -Oregon Power Company
Phone 168. 216 West Main Street, Medford, Ore
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