FIRST NEW GERMAN WARSHIP
FULL PROGRAM -FOR
SCOUT WEEK
to this country with her child, of
which Spiker's brother. Lieutenant
Perlev Spiker, is the father, indicat
ed today that his marriage with Miss
Knowles would take nines here to
morrow, iieturning after a hasty
trio to Washington, where immi'-rra-
tion officials said they had no ob
jection to the marriage, .Spiker went
to tho city hall and arraneed for de
livery to him tomorrow of the mar
riage license, lie said he planned to
leave here tomorrow night for his
home in Baltimore.
10 ALBANY BY
14-29 SCORE
FORD L
(Isv Herb Grew)
The Muill'ord ''it-'h school bnsket
liall onintct wis eonciucred bv the
speedy Albany Hi losers in a I I to
20 triune lit the Natntorium last
niirlil. Tim concensus of opinion in
the Innre crowd of simrt c-ntlniiasts.
who witnessed (he contest, was that,
the superiority of the Willamette val
ley champions lav in team work ami
experience.
.Since this is virtually the. first
eumc of Jledl'ord's schedule the local
team could not be expected to have
the smooth team work and endur
ance of the up-slate visitors. Med
ford had. however, the advantage al
most to the end of the first half,
which ended in n 13 to 11 score for
Albany. In the second half the ri
val tossers look a decided spurt,
while the home siiuad labored hard
in defense of llieir baskets.
Tlirouc.li the brilliant work in I'
Wilkinson .nnil Willnrd, who played
forward and center respectively, the
Albany men pulled up a biir score the
last half. Moore of Albunv showed
nil well al foul shoolim:. The name
was faster and harder than indicat
ed by the score.
The. Medfoi-d bnskelhnll (wirier
pbowed up well for the first biir came
of the season. The two minnls.
Smith auil It. Payne, anil Captain
Coleman, forward, played a fast
steady iramo. The other first line
men nnd substitutes showed up well.
Owinir to jVledford's situation in
lioiruo liver valley the local teams
are unable to schedule nianv prelim
inary enincs to open' the season wilh.
It is therefore hard for them to stet
the experienee which is essential to
u championship basketball sound.
The jl'edford ouintet throindi last
night's eonlest. is more accustomed
to tho style of plav of the northern
men and the second mimi) which will
be played touiuht, promises to be an
even faster and harder triune than
last niuht, ns tbev arc determined to
regain their lost laurels.
Medford Girls Win
' As a preliminary a last trills' cnine
was played between tho Bills' teams
of liedford hiirh school and lioirue
river. The Medford irirls played a
irood clever eninc and succeeded in
runninir up a score of Iti to (i on the
Houuo sextet. Kor Medford Misses
Ilnkill, forward; Mills, iumpimr cen
ter, and Captain Clark nt iriinnl.
played especially well, while misses
Owens nnd Karkharl. were the bcsl
bets on the lioc.no Itivcr team, The
lineups were: '
MKIIKOHI)
Coleman (capt.) T ,
Abbott ...I-'. .
l.uciis C
I'nvno (I. ...
Smith ; a. ..
Substitutes Woods
ALBANY
Moore
Wilkinson
...Willnrd
llussard
Unllar
for Abbott,
Brown for Lucas. 11
Sherwood for
3'avne. Hall, referee: Williamson
timekeeper: Kinir, scorer.
(lirls :
MKDKOKD
Hemphill
Jlukill
Mills
J'litrv
("lark (capt.)..
Skeeters
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Owens
Stevens
..Cnlbreath
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- A. Owens
PROSECUTING ATT'Y
II. A. Cnnndny bus announced his
candidacy for tho office of prc.sceut
Jiik attorney of Jackson county, on
tho republican ticket, subject to the
primary In ..May. Mr. t'anaday has
practiced law In Medford for nine
years, and stands fcr strict enforce
ment of all laws.
GUARANTEE BV, PER CENT
(Continued from Piiro One)
been about ,1-!MMI, 1)011. 11(10 auuaallv.
based on the three year period iust
prior to the time the government took
clinrue, individual roads leeeivini; va
rying returns.
Jlistribution of earnings in excess
of the Buuranleed rclurn also is pro
vided in the bill. One-hall" of one
per cent would be available for un
productive improvements. Kiflv per
ivjit of the ovcr-earninu's would e.o lo
the roads earnim.' such excels while
the other halt' would be put into a
I'outiuBcnt ..fund ndminUlcrcd bv the
commission and used to purchase
equipment tor the weaker road
which eo.uld obtain loaM-s from the
fiihiU
Ho Keels I. Ike a Now Man
Ilhoumatlc pains, backache, pains
In aides, soro muscles, stiff Joints or
an "always tired" feeling arc usual
ly symptoms of disordered kidneys.
W. W. Wolls, Toiiuln, Mich., writes:
"I am on my feel most of tho time
and get tired. Hut after taking ho
ley Kidney Tills I fee) like a new
man. I rccimmend them to my cus
tomers and'bave never heard of any
case where they did not Rivo satisfac
tion." Trompt In notion to relievo
kidney troubles and bladder ailments
for Bale by Medford 1'huruiacy.
RERLIN The first new
Siiado ready fur a visit to South
relations.
CHIEF ORATOR AT
T
The officers of Ihe Lincoln club
desire to call special attention lo the
talent on the program for the annual
hanoiict next Thursday nitiht ami
promise one of the most iutcrcsl itc
programs ever iriven by I he club.
Bishop HiiL'hcs of the Mclhodisl
church of flre'.'on will make the ad
dress on Lincoln. I'mf, Viniuir will
make the Kooscvclt address ami Col.
If. ('. Washburn will make the po
litical speech. All of these men arc
well known orators and insure the
success of Ibc occasion.
There "will also hi' short, talks bv
prominent men of the stale. Hick
I'oscv without whom u Lincoln club
I : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' t Would be incomplete will
have another of his original poems
on the political situation.
I'hcre will also'he some splendid vo
cal music in cbarirc of William Vaw
ler ami orchestra nnd some "stunts"
Hint will be up-to-the-minute and in
kecpintr with the occasion.
Tickets are scllinir fasl, the num
ber is limited lo .'1(1(1, and you better
tret yours at once. They can be se
cured from (Men Taylor, chairman of
lh committee, at the Chamber ol
Commerce, Medford hotel, or any
leadiiiB republican.
NO ATTACK I. W. W. HALL
(Continued from pai;o three.)
Hint the skills Clinic from several
different places, dcscriblm.' the Ava
lon hold, Arnold hold and Seminary
Hill, about 1,11(111 yards distant, from
which point it is aliened many shots
were tired.
Allen said lhal Ihc slale will show
that the defendants talked of a pur
ported raid on their hall to lake place
on Armistice day, bill said Unit what
ever information the del'cndanls re
ceived rcBnrdinir any purported raid
of llieir hall, came from the dofend
anls themselves.
Shot from .Seminary Hill
The statement went into detail
about aliened meetings of (he 1. W
W.'s at which the arrannements to
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
'ON TW5 Pt-rVtpORM oP CH5APER
FOR.,7"HtS- CfoMlMOM POfie on tha1
ISSUE i
STNI O
I TH INK IT'S V pAlv 11'.
eveRV3oi3Y knows -oat im vouo
IT'S NOT CHEAPSR, PRtCCSS 0
Thg fecc5SSRte2. of Ufc, but
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cruiser. - Dia ttireiiutiiii-p nf tho na.mnn
American countries carrying tradesmen
arm men and place them in the hall
and other straleiric places are said
lo have been discussed. Allen ulso
L'uvo many details of the movements
of Loren Roberts, who is aliened to
have later confessed to his part in
the shoot inirs, cxphiinim; that the
state would prove that Roberls was
one of I he men who stationed them
selves on Seminary Hill and shot al
the marchers from there. (Inns, a
suitcase and other exhibits will he of
fered lo prove this contention of tip'
state, be said. The movements of
Kobcrls, licit lilaml and Ole Hanson,
aliened lo be the men who fired from
the bill, also will 'be shown, Allen
said.
In the case of Khner Smith, Cen
Iralia atlorncy, who is oharnod with
hcinn an accessory before the fact,
Allen in his sluleincnt to the iurv,
declared Ihc evidence will show that
Smith attended a meetiim in the I. W.
V. hall iusl. prior lo the parade and
lliat he conferred wilh several of the
defendants, ami lliat he advised, ami
counselled them. thai, be knew of
llieir plans and that he went lo the
hall for Ihc purpose of instruetinn
and (lireclinn them,
"I think thai siibslanl ially nil 1
have related will lie conclusively es
tablished by Ihc evidence in the
case,' Allen said in closinn. "and I
submit to vou, nenllcmen of the iurv,
when we have produced the evidence
in this trial scltinn forth and estab
lishinn the things I have related, we
are .justified in asking a verdict of
miiltv as churned at your hands."
E
WARSAW. Keh. (i. Peace over
lares bv the soviet government of
liassiu will be considered by the
Polish government, according lo a
dispatch seal lo M. Tchiterin, bolshe
ik loromn minister bv Stanislaus
Patek, Polish minister of foreign af
fairs today. M. J'atek's reply fol
lows.
"The Polish government acknow
ledges the receipt of the wireless d
liiration of the government of the
Uussiau soviet republic dated Jan-
uarv I !'(. 'Hint declaration will
be considered and Iho answer will 1
communicated to the Russian soviet
government
CHWR VOTc?SJ'2
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who will attempt to establish 1
AMERICAN? 1 HEADQUARTERS,
Coblenz, Ciermany. Claims for dam
anes to Htreets, buildings, farms and
even individuals all reputed to have
been done by American soldiers or
American equipment of smno kind
since the army of occupation reached
tho Hhiiio, aggregate something more
thun .1,0110,000 marks. Those allow
ed tc'tul approximately 2a0,000
murks. Many claims nro unique and
sonio without, any justification.
A woman who contended that her
facial appearance bad been marred
for life, owing to cuts caused by fly
lug glass duo to an explc'slon at an
ammunition dump, seat in the mod
est claim for 2S0 marks. Jt was at
lowed.
Another woman, whose husband
bad been killed by an American mill
tary policeman who was chasing dis
tributers of contraband liquor, sub
mitted a claim to the Americans for
250,000 marks, contending that her
solo support had been taken from her
Tho Americans maintained that the
German hud been killed by the Amer
ican soldier who wus ucting within
his rights in line of duty. The claim
was disapproved.
Some of the claims nre humorous
Last summer, the Eighty-ninth divis
ion borrowed a gout for a circus at
its headquarters. Recently a claim
wus filed with the American major
asking damages -on the contention
(hat Hie health of the goat had been
Injured. This claim w'as pigeon
holed.
A Khinelnnd farmer recently de
manded five marks fcr a beau pole
alleged to have (been stolen by an
American soldier. An army commis
sion heard the case and threw out the
claim on the ground there was no
evidence to show that an American
had committed the theft.
IE
nUt MANN'S STORE
Mann's progressive store has lust
installed in (heir bookkeeping depart
ment the latest lype of tho Ilurroughs
ledger-posting and statement ma
chine. As far as known this is the
first mercantile establishment in
Medford to Install ono of these up-to
tho-minuto machines.
! or some years the hanks have
been using these machines, but it re
mauled for this store to take tho lead
among the merchants of Medford and
install a system to furthor insure
the accuracy of their bookkeeping
and protect their customers against
errors and in accuracy in the han
dling of their accounts.
They have gene to considerable ex-
nensa to install this system and are
sure the public will appreciate it
They will be glad to have any one
interested call at the office of llieir
store and see (lie machine in opera
tion.
CEN'EVA, lYh. 7. Russians who
have arrived here recently by way of
Sweden and (lei many snv a former
r.-dnister of jusi ice. Spitzherg. has
been installed in l'etrcgrad as "break
er of marriages " He is said to be
graining from r.oo to ('.00 divorces a
week, no investigation being neces
sury. All thai appears to be required
Is the signature of the person deslr
inc. freedom from matrimony.
Highest quality jewelry repairing
Diamond setting, watch repairing
Batlifactlon Nasored In
quality and prte.
MARTHI J. REDY
x Hall na yu; want,
Scout, Week program is announced
as follows:
Sunday, Feb. 8.
Morning All Scouts nllend their
own or some church in uniform. Sit
with parents if possible.
Kvening I'liion service -of Ihe
Presbyterian ami Christian churches,
in the Presbvlcrian church'. I). 10.
Millard and Stipt." Davenport, speak
ers. All Scouts to attend, in nni-
(orin and occupy reserved seats.
Monday New Member Hay. All
boys desiring to ioin the Scout or
ganization should make application
on Monday throiinb the recruiting
station located in the Chamber of
Commerce building. Watch for
signs.
Tuesday, Commiinilv T)av. All
Scouts meet alter school in City
park. Scouts will do a nood turn
for their city bv cleaning up vacant
lots.
AVednesdnv Father's linv. Kven
ing, father ami sou banquet. A
sumptuous bamiuet will be served in
the bas'emciil of the Christian church
followed bv Scout stunts mid an ad
dress bv L. Mvron Hoozer.
Thursday "America Day.' Mon
sler I'ov Scout parade after school.
Presentation of American flag by
Will U. Steel. Address bv Mayor
Gates. Monster pledge allegiance to
mv flag-service.
Fridav--Molhcrs' Tn ficouls are,
to keep mother in. mind all day. Do
her (ill (be good turns vou can.
Saturday All Out Door Day,
Games, contests and drilling. Kven
ing monster camp fire, supper and
names. 1'laee announced later.
FALL R1VKR. Muss.. Feb. 7.
Guv Spiker, fiance of Miss Knowles,
the young English woman who came
LIFE WAS A
MISERY TO HER
Says tills Woman Until Re
lieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Carrollton, Ky. "I suffered almost
two years with female weakness. I
could not wailt any
distance,' ride or
take any exercise at
all without resting.
If I swept the floor
or did any kind of
work it would bring
my sickness on. I
vtas weak and lang
uid, bad no energy,
and lifewasa misery
to me. I was under
,j the care of a good
Mnhvsician for sev
eral months and tried other remedies.
I had read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound and decided to try it.
After taking twelve bottles I found
myself much improved and I took six
more. I have never had any more
trouble in that resnect since. T hnva
done all kinds of work and at present
am an attendant at a State Hospital
and am feeling fine. 1 have recom
mended your Vegetable Compound to
dozens of my friends and shall always
recommend it" Lillian THARP, 824
S. 6th St., Carrollton, Ky.
If you have any symptom about which
you would like to know write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helpful advice given free of
charge.
THAQt MAH HQIT(Rt,l
Not Your Money
But Tour Good Will
w
We want the good will of
every car owner in this town.
We want everyone to say
what lots of folks say now
f'Willarri? That' u,kr u,
Ret a square deal and value,!
lor every aouar,
i
We'd rather have""yourj
food will than an extra dollar,
r two on a repair job.
We'd rather sell you a bat-1
tery that will give longer and
better service than to make a)
living by repairing , poos,
batteries. (
Of course" good "repair'
tTOrk and Hood batteries
cost more; but we betieve'
they make friends and buy
good will.
Let's get together,)
ELECTRIC SHOP
SOUTH BARTLETT STREET
RIALTO
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
And bis siek-eylindered fliv are racing
here for three da' traffic, troubled and
tire-less laugh iguitiyn . that will mend
anv crank case in his , newest million
dollar comedy.
"A DAY'S PLEASURE"
You'll Say So, Too!
STARTS TOMORROW
For Three Days
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
HARRY CAREY in
"MARKED MEN"
NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN
March 15th our lnruc Incubators will Iks at your service.
These incubators are the licst hot viator machines and are in
stalled in a modern incubator cellar. Your eggs will be Incubated
ltlGIIT.
Agents for the
' Kresky Ventilating Brooder Stove
. The best brooder on the market. C'omo and see it in operation,
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH
Phone 201-W. Caroll F; Carpenter
DOLLARS AND SENSE
OXTC YEAR WITH US and throe veai's in a busi
ness of rice IS Till? PRACTICAL DOLLARS AND
SUNS1? COURSK
I CAN plus I WILL equals OPPORTUNITY
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Individual Instruction Day or evening
LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to surgical and obstretical
cases.
No extra charge for graduate nurses services.
The most important person in this hospital is the
patient. - .;
MEDFORD OREGON
Reliable Used Cars
1918 DODGE Like new. This car plainly shows
the good care it has had.
1919 VELIE Refiiiished, only ran 8,000 miles. rA"
wonderful value.
1916 DODGE An exceptionally good ear at ihe ;
right price. ; ,.
1919 CHEVROLET Like new.
1918 CHEVROLET Splendid value. ;
Brown Motor Co.
36-40 North Front St.
A MACHINE BUT WITH
HUMAN INTELLIGENCE
HUMAN INTELLIGENCE ll I
"WHILE the great Federal Reserve System
has done much to facilitate the routine
handling of a customers business-?-it3
greatest good to the greatest number is in
the possibility it affords for commercial
and finaiK'ila upbuilding generally.
You will find many of the advantages of a
First National Bank connection linked up
with our Membership in that System.
Vhe First National Bank
Medford
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Phone 400
Oregon
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