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BC II S CI HI tl 1 tl N ll n n c ; n I 8 ' ; ,-' f 3 i I ! V : B t t 1 1 1 , ! I : ill i! !' i I;-: . 9 1 PXGE TWO ocaZ ahii Personal i Medford awoke today to find the first wintry appearing weather of !the '(season with a minimum temperature 'of.28 degree5:'siiow-co'c;si foothills especially to the east, and with a thin coat of Ice on the sidewalks and in yards' where1' there were pools of water. The sun came out in a mild form late Ihls forenoon. Kaln again Is the pre diction for Friday. Only -.04 of an inch of rain "fell Wednesday.1 ... -Get your corn at ft uss Mill and buy lt.for less.' Fine eastern shelled corn jiiBt reeelTed.1 Phone-529. ' ' ' ' After the stork comes phone us for" nurser, nipples., etc. Medford Pharmacy, prescription1 druggists, jrain' and Central.' Phone (L . !ow your 1921 portrait.' i.N!i resolu tion will give you and othlrVgreater Joy In years to come than a good photo graph.' Later you will appreciate mo photographic; mlley-tones iwhlch we make for you. Main and Central, South No. 204, Mnckey, ' 248 The navy has stopped enlisting re cruits, but is still enlisting men of previous experience in that branch of service. . Ralph Carri the recruiting officer of Modford and vicinity receiv ed official orders to this effect on Jan uary. 4th. v Are you still forgetting to wrlto it 3921 Instead of 1920, or have you now gotten onto the hang of the thing. ; fet those, Boftpuper tablets at this rilVi.ce at ioc per pound. AC ias your stovo shown signs of foil ing or coll sprung a leak? Stoves and coils .rebuilt, and repaired. Prompt service, reasonable charges.' . Phono 939. 109 South Holly. 249 Jackson county was well represent ed on the program : ot the Farmers .Short course;, ot Jo'sephlno county, at Urania, Pass .yesterday afternoon and evening with 'addresses by' -Prof. P. C. ltiitmor, R. ti. Iloko and ' George A. Mansfield. ; ; 1 January .clearance sale at Endors.' '!. ; , ' . 247 "'Your proscription will be filled as tlio doctor intends It to bo with pure drugs and in proper proportions. We "know how." ' Medford pharmacy, prescription specialists, Main and " Central,'' Phone 10. ' ' ', Mrs. '. Hanoy.' hemstitching, ' pecot, buttons covered: . 'M. F. &.' II. bldg. ' .... ' "' ' 26 Mr. and' Mrs! Frederick Pelouzo ot Kitglo. Point are In Portland and guests at the J Jotl Portland. '.'..''.,' 'Among poultry, feeds you will always , fiild Kerr's egg mush and Gylden, Rod o'gis' muHh..'ttt. thq top. Huy tliem lit Farm Iliirean.Co-oporutlvo ICxcbango. ' ' Uelco-IJabtf-Kluctriclly . for .every farm, iiodford Kloctrlo-Oo. , !' 'Huy this week at Endors,. Ashland. '?' , ''' v. --' ., 247 . , Don Colvig Is In Klamath Fn.lls this week from. Yreka on power company yjjusInosB. i i,; Anothor. shipment' of soft , shelled walnuts .at 2Bc per lb... at Warner, jyortman &', Cipro's. .J ; 250 Uuttiir Roll Dread at your grocer. , .'' . - 2 4 C 'i Dr. Robert W. .Stearns is sufficent ly recovered from his recent opera tion, to J-csume the, practice of med icine.. .. , ,240 Persons , who have arrived by auto from California. In .Modford the past few days report that tho roads ore in very had condition In Bpots between Redding and Ashland because of heavy rains. - ' For Sale -Eighth grndo and fifth grade school, books, good as now, at the Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. . . 240 Thor and Eden electric washing ma chines. ':; Terms. :- People's i Electric Store. , .-' :''".'-. ' 248 .''Do. not ordor calendars' from travel ing representatives or. out of "town firms. Wo have a factory lino of ail sizes and kinds of calendars, wall pookets. cut-outs, etc. Hint wo' will show the. 'trade later and save.' you ihoney on the same. tf ' There seems to be a diversity as to whether (ou not enough rain has fallen (Ilia winter' to make t he ground suffic iently ;vet.; Ono man, it is stated, claims he found dry ground ill n depth .of 12 lrtrtlios. Another claims ho pene t rated 20 Inchos beforo he found dry Blfliinil, while u third says he dug four feet and found the rain had soak ed In as far as ho dug, and ho could see no dry ground nl any depth. The fact that the streams are rising greatly lifter each ruin Indicates that the ground has all the moisture It can hold apil that the surplus Is running off into the livers and creeks. Ashland Tid ings. Puro eastern buckwheat In five and nliic-pnuud sacks at Warner, Wortman & Gore's. 250' One ot tho Jolllost social times of Ihe New . Year was a gathering of valley friends at Endore clearance sale at Ashland. 247 'Carl Jeschke, high-grade watch and clock repairing. 11 Fir street. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Von llovonberg of Rums Valley arrived in tho city yester day and are guests lit the Medford. , Butter Roll Bread at your grocer. t 240 'i'lnders big store annnlcd H000 to the public this week by saving 6S men 1C each on a now suit ot clothes. This offer is still good. 247 Upholstering, packing and crating of alt' kinds, mnlticss making and reno vating, chulr repairing. Call at 101 S Central Or phono 510J. 267 .. Judge Kelly, garbed In 'Inhering clothes, Is n busy man these days superlntehdlntt the work of rushing Ihe preparations at the Tiigiinlu oil well fur ;he 'resumption of drilling. 1'IJiiy your glrlio a, hat, for 2.7c at Enders, Ashlnud. W Hemstitching and ecoting. Ilntidl craft 'Shop." Huy goods' at . wholesale cost at Enders. ,j , . ' . ' Chas.. Roames. who recently resign ed as assistant U. S. district attorney of Oregon to engage In law practice In this 'city with ,'h'B brother, - A. ! E. Reame3, arrived "here from Portlnnd this, week (by autb after a. somewhat thrilling experience In. the high watcri between Junction City and -' Eugene1. They' fonnd the Pacific lilghway at that point Impassable because ot high water and made a detour on the old county road driving successfully thru several long stretches of water which reached Into the bed of the car, by placing a card board shield overthc radiator, which prevented the water leaching the carburetor Iii '.the1, .last stretch of . water the other side of Eugene however, their car was stalled when the water became bo deep that only a part of the top of the radiator cap could be Been, and'had to be .towed out. ' Mann's January clearance sale opens Saturday, Jan. 8th.' Every article re ducedIt will please you. ' 245 Ilrooms inado by. 'the Rogue River Iiroom Works are the. best for the money, insist 'on hotne-made brooms. ' ' "248 The M". M. Department. store will begin' an "Adjustment , and Clearance sale" Saturday, morning and has a page ot Interesting hews in this even ing's paper That will interest overs' member of the family. Included .among tho guests at fhe Holland are II.' M. Spain and W. E. Hauser of Memphis, Tenn., Glenn Sam nelson of Oseo, III., Mrs. Delmar, of Salt Lake City, D. M. Iteid and fiimljy of Genada, Calif., and Mrs. J. II. Lucas and Mrs. M. W. Wagner of Hilt. The famous Van. Raalte glove silk underwear now on sale at the Vanity Shop, new location cor. E. Main and Bartlett. i : ; .'251 Now that your stock inventory Js over: it is time 'to take inventory of your ' Insurance. If -you are not ndd nuately protected , call C. L, t Goff, phone 41. ' ' ' , 247 We save you tnonej. 6ri your dry cleaning, dyeing nd repairing. City Cleaning Works, 401 South Riverside. Phone 414. ' . ' ' ; tf A. 13. Mackenzie of Portlnnd' has beep in the .southern' part of the state Investigating the' practicability of a passonger airplane . sorvlce between southern Oregon towns and as far an Klamnth 'Falls. ;:;The service may be muuguruled next spring, Mr. Mucken zfe says. 'All trips would probably cost tho passengers about $1 a mlnuto, and tho round trip from Medford t,o Klam ath Falls would probably take 40 in in utes. The '..company, now owns two Ihrec-pasBCiiger 200 horsepower stun. daril .planes. Portland Journal. A. Mou and family were shopping at Enders clearance sale at Ashland to day... ,'.. , '-. . . - 247' iWondorful values in beaded, em broidered and lace trimmed blouses at 33 1-3 por' cent:l discount. s The Vanity Shop, now location, cor. East Slain and Bnrllattv 247, Dclco-Llght farm light and power plants. Medford Electric Co.' Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Banker of Walla Walla,' Wash., who are' the 'guests'' .of Mr. and Mrs. WVS. McMnnn, are for merly of Modford and are on their way to southern California where they will make their home in the future. 1 Among the tillractlvo January gales' advertised in this paper is that of En dors & Sons of Ashland that Is now In (irogress. " " . ' ' '' ' ' ' See Close about rbborlng your cylin ders. Riverside Onwge. -C2C0 Inland Suporoyl and plain", piston rings at Riverside Garage. ' 200 Beur creek which was at a very high stage Wednesday, was down consider ably today, as was the Rogue river. Miss Altn Naylor, thq Goodwin Cor- setlcre. Phone 94 8-J. 262 Hemstitching and pecotlng. 10 cents per yard.. The Vanity Shopndw location,' cor. East Main and Bartlett. ' 265 lenders nt 'Ashland soil shoes at pre war pi'lees. 24 A. B. Cornell wlthMrs. Cornell is in Portland attondlng' the 14th "ttnuiuil convention of the 'agents of tho Oregon Life Insurance company.. At the close of the convention Mrs. Cornell will leave for a visit with friends at .Seattle and other coast points. Dr. liolnc, eye, car, nose, throat, tf Invest jour savings In tho Jackson County Building and Limn association . tt Bring your pumping problems to the People's Electric Store. , 248 Reports received at (he office of the forest supervisor Indicate an almost unprecedented rainfall in tho moun tains. At the Pugo creek ranger sta tion, near Waldo, 50 Inches of'ral'i has fallen since September 1st. Dur ing tho same period 42 Inches Is the record at tho Agpcss station. Grants Pass Cornier. Tho Wise .family shops at Eudora, Ashland. , 247 R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and .Bonds, plus Service.; . All mlllinory and blouses : 33 1-3 per cent discount - ,i The Vanity Shop, new location. Cor. E. Main and Bartlott. 247 Pnul B. McKeo anil W. M. Shcpard of tho California-Oregon Power com pany are here from San Francisco to visit the Medford office. We have a new up to date line of lighting fixtures. People's Electric Store. 248 Everything electrical. Medford Elec rie Co. Phone Hut. Then'. Fish. Jr., was n visitor In Un ity from Table Rock yesterday. Endors at Ashland nro selling $35 suits at $19.95. ' 247 We havo secured the services of n first Class auto washer and polisher. (live him n tryont. Open until 12 at night, lliltston Motors. ' 2 IS J. J. llashoio of 837 South Onkdale avenue commenced work today at the Trigonla oil well. Grape elder, fresh from the press nt the Jackson County Creamery Bottllnc iVpt. phono 22 K. i MEDFOftD MATU TRIBUNE, Unquestionably southern Oregon's leading citizen, a former speaker of the house of representatives, former Btate senator, leading, banker ot Asn land and one of the leading publlc- splrlted citizens and patriotic workers of that section. Joint chairman of state fish' comriilsslon and state game com- ml;;:j!oii, Representative Carter. is one of the most notable acquisitions of the 1921 session. - A man of personality address, eloquence, experience '.'and substantial success, it .is certain he win ne one ot ine most niiiueuiiui memfiers. Oregon Voter. " ' '.. New ihies and shoe.' repairing, Tea sbnable prices at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 E. Sixth street. The latest-addition to the Premier Novelty . orchestra Is Mrs. Harry Howell, violinist, whb'haB had years of experience' in dance- and theatre orchestra work and is generally con ceded to be one of the leading violin ists of southern Oregon.? 1 10 per cent to i per cent. discount on merchandise this week. Jap Art Store. - - 245 Oregonlans registered at the Holland Include J. Lv Edwards of ML Hood, Jack L. Jones of Portland,. Job. Shock ley of Roseburg, H. A: Undgren And L. J. Allen of .Corvallls, L. L Eaton of Gold' Hill; C. I. Patton" of Butte Falls and Chester C. Davis of Prospect, ' Big clearance sale on this week at Jap Art Store. ..245 Mother's cooking is evidently prov ing too great an. attraction for Judge Glenn O. Taylor who left for a visit with his parents at Lodl, Calif., several days before Christmas and has not yet returned. 1 1 Try our merchants lunch. ' The Shnsta. ' - . Eugene ' Coburn, who has. just left the offlco of county, clqrk of Josephine county after holding that position for three terms, and who is very ' well known in Jackson county, will enter the law office of Judge J. W.. Colvig, at Grants Pass, where he will aBslst in the office work ail prepare .himself to seek admission to the bar. ' , One hundred ladles'- hats and '.velvet shapes are ioffered at $1' each at Enders big clearance sale. ' '- 247 ' An 1 enjoyable .social event df. tho week to be held tomorrow night is the American Legion dancing assembly at the. Legion hall. .Dancing will e the chief diversion of, the. evening though tho club rooms will be at the disposal of those who prefer cards. Music Will be provided by the Premier orches'tra. A cordial invitation Is extended to "nil. ' Phone 321-X for your wood. 16-in. pine limbs, 'dry; $4.25. Fine heater wood, also '10:ln..;hardwQod Good and dry. dak and laurel $5:25. per tier., Order one day in ndVanco. 240 Tom Anderson, son of Mrs. Liiclnda Anderson and nephew of A. E. and Chas. Reames who la a student at the Tamnlpais military academy at Sun Raphael, Calif., was seizei) with: -a severe attack of i appendicitis, which necessitated an immediate operation, according to a, telegram received here yesterday by his mother, 'who received another message thlg .morning, stating that Ills' condition. 'was'very favorable. "Mrs.' Paul Hansen, corsettere for NuBone. " Phone 685-J.' : tf K. M. C Nqlll, pwner of the famed Arilcncrnlg Jersey Farm near Gl-nuta Pass Is a visitor In the city 'who' Is a guest at the Medford.. . . You're loosing money if you don't buy your corn of Monarch Seed, Co. Their prices are always right. Rev. .Will. B: Hamilton of this city is In Portland and a guest at the Imperial hotel. '. , Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. i Phone 601. . " The water and heating systems of the Liberty Dullding,' which were put out of commission by last Sunday night s fire, nro again in working or der much to the gratification of the tenants. . Smoke Crater pake cigars, niado jn Meniora. iJnono 900-M. ' 254 Among guests'' at the Medford .are Mrs. Creason of Lettibrldge; Alberta,' J. Morton of Buffalo, N. Y J. G. ilacltio of Los'A'iigeles, J. H. Pendleton of New York, Russell' Hays of San Francisco and Mildred Sharp of Fort Jones, Cal'. liiiests from Portland ,are .Mr. and Mrs; J. Prngg, Mr. and Mrs. W. B Gionde,' Mr. and Mrs. 'C.' W. Roberts, v: K. Wllllngalo, F. B. Hammond, L. A Hauser, F. C. Ackerman, N. B. Chap man. J. A. Van Wle, H. H. Rosenberg, '.. N: Agce; W.' T. Richmond and M. Cotturi. ' Happy .Bob, best Shoo cobblor In town at Kldd's Shoe Store,' 223 East Minn. George A. Mansfield is on the uro gram of the State Drainage association convention which convened todnv at Portland, for an address as president or tho stnto farm bureau federation on "Drainage as a Business Profession." Hot Taniales at DeVoe's. tf Senator H. Von der Ilellen arrived home this forenoon from , Corvallls where ho attended a session of the 0. A. C. board of regents. Girl attending business college will exchange service for home and small wages.' Phone 2D9-H. '245 An entertainment and smoker Will bo held by the, Elks lodge tonight In connection with the annual' roll call. The ocenslow Is expected to draw out a very large attendance. L Those wishing to .rent water from the Canal ".company! next season should make written application nt once for the amount needed. No ap plications' roceivod' after March 15, 1921 will be considered' Special Agent Cotturi of the South- em Pacific detective and police force. Is In tho city on business, having ar rived Wednesday. 1 Nash hotel guests Include Mr. and Mrs. I A. Shmltt of Grunt!) Pnss 'W Klnslow. of Coqullle and ' Albeit Sluifskey of San Francisco. ' A unmoor of Medford young people plan to motor up to Ashinnil Saturday to nlleiid tho weekly armory dancing j.arty. -.; - ' , MEDFORD. ' . OftFiONT, Neir President United Statd Chamber Of Commerca' " . o ssm ftiasc .- corvmur clixcsikst. WAtMiNtAo ! ', .J,;.. - , .-I:... -. . ,., .Josqplii.M. jS .,pfrvcs.o( Chicago 111,, vjio,ivii!j Recently clcctcij, .i'retl lont.'.p.' the .yi;i;ed, S;:;!C3 X'hu,mber ' pf jCommeVcf ai' Washington, .D,' , Mrs., Tom Fuson was, operated ujion today for appendicitis, and was report ed, this .afternoon, as making a good recovery. . ., Dinner served Saturday for the Farm Bureau people at the 'Presbyterian church, at 0o por. plate. , .. ; 24G4' Good onk wood ''foif sale. Phone 402-R. ', .' :' '. . i :.' t - :-'.. . 247 NEW Ypr.K.f Jan. C Lawrence Malnwistn, an' agent of the National Surely . oompany,-: was arrested Today at. tho corporation's, Broadway office by. secret sei?vh:o men on , charges o offering government agents bribes to talling more than $100,000 for assis tance In connection with liquor per mit frauds. EL IPASO, Texas; Jan. G.i-Shield ed by 'barrage fire from smugglers on the Mexican; side of the Rio Grande, an ageu - Mexican woman carried n sack full of tequila across the river early today add deposited, tho liquor on i no Amoricnn side. VICTORIA. Tl. C. Jan.' it. A wo- man will bo the next speaker of the British Columbian legislature, Mrs: Mary Ellen Smith, newly elected representative.' irom Vancouver, re ceived such -a' largo plurality in tho recent election that the cabinet nam ed her for the 'speakership today. . ' ;' . i OBITUARY INMAN Died nt'her'homo In, Talent 9:lu a. in., Jan. 4th, Mrs. Mary Jose phine Iinnim daughter of .Ben, and Mrs. Poley Richardson, aged 79 years She was born May 27, 1841 in Franklin county, Mo.- She Camo t,"' Oregon in I84(r with" her parents and, located In Lane comity , where she met and mar ried D. W. Inman, May 27, 1807. To this .; union" were born Isaac, Milton, Amos-Thurston, Joseph Cox, Ben T. anil Harla A. Inman. They moved to Benton county and then to California In 1890, where in 1890 Mr. Inman died leaving her. and one Bon, Ben T.. who still lives.. They moved back to Tal ent, Ore., .where they lived until, her death. . '..., : Funeral services will be held at tho Christian church at Talent, Ore., Rev D. E; Millard officiating. :' A. F. & A. M. . Special Communication Med- ford Lodge 103,. Friday . even-. ng, Jan. 7th, 7:30 p. m. Work In E. A. degree. By order W. M. . , L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. 240" , PARIS, Jan. 6. Great Britain and France are in close accord relative to the subject; of German .disarmament ana reparations, sayB the' London cor respondent, of the Matin' hi discussing the meeting of allied premiers to be held here January 19. " Judge Harrelcr 1 " ' x 5-v - - II - y y f1 -I y f- i.A-jr t t.i, . : " . Pti'i: - 'Rspubllcan Oklahoma.' "nator-eIect-- from THURSDAY. JANUARY EJ. . At this morning's -session of , the Farmer's! ek,' Pi-oreonr Liiulgren and Allun of ithe-O.' A-C., aii,iiiial.hpsi bandry department-, addressed those present on the care, ieed.und treof nient of .hogs, , This afternoon's talks wil have to do with aheep( and 'cattle. Professor Llndgrne explained the care of hogs, and how Jt fattened the farmer's .wallet when the time came tp sell. , The use of scientific, methods was a good .investment ' he said, be- nusa they koiit the hog contented and producing fat, which he would not do if he was busy tignting vermin, and iioj in,-good, health. Carbolic acid in the feed was good for worms, and a doso Of blue vltrpl now. and then put new life into His Swineshlp. - l'roi. Lipdsren gave a..reclpo for a. hog tonic,' whhdi . was copied" by. . those present. , Professor Allen,' lp charge of the Koy's and Gill's Pig clubs at tho O. A. C.told of, thq liieods,. used -and told of sonic startiihg iiigenuity shown by the youths In -conforming to the rules. He. recommended that tne boys and -girls bo given .encouragement in this, work, and supplied .with Jiigh grade. hogs. ... , . . I . Saturday the, ladies of .the. Presby terian church .will serve ' diniier. . It was also arranged ,to hold a hog test in this county about the first of April at the Justin Judy place, to, find out what is the best food forihosln this county., r. J. E. Mason of Tolo arid ; C. D. Thompson .werp: .recoinmended for nominitlon for,, livestock project lead er, to ho voted on'Siiturday at. the an nual'Fnrm Bureau meeting. '' '', Tho program . for toriiorrow' is lis follows: '''. ' Committeo Work:and Projects, 9:30 to 10 a. m. . "Chljd Welfare Prpjeet Committee Work,". P. Pool .9:30 to 10 a. m. , ".Malnutrition and Child Welfare Problems," F. Pool. 10 to 10:30.a. m. "Diet of Nursing, Pregnant Jloth orts," Lassie Lane, O. A. C, 10:30 to 11:15 n. m. "Dairy Feeds and Feeding," Bv . B'. Fltts, O. A. C.. 10 to 12 a. m. . 'IVVeanlng .the Baby," Lassie Ijiiie, O. A. C, 11:15 to 12:00. . Lunch, 12 to'l p. m. "Need of Milk'ln, Human Diet," E. B., Fltts, 1 to 1:30 p. m. . 0 . "Organization of Cow-Testing As-' Hoclatloiii' 'IV II.. 'Campaign," E. B. Fltts and .1. B. Blchiin, 1:30 to 2 p, in, i"Diet of Child up to C Years," Las aio lame, O. A. C, 2 to .8 p.. rn,; t "Marketing Dairy Products,',' M. S. Shroelt, 3. to 3 p. in. . s "Diet of School Child," Lnsslo tai'e, U. J rl 10 4 p. HI. , Cinnernl Discussion 3 to 4 p.m. ' - t: A deal was consummated January t whereby i-L L. Smith of , Ontario, Oregon, secures ten-year lease tipftn tho Holland Hotel. Mr. Smith will tiike charge at once, arriving from Portland yesterday in company with C. Y. Tcngwnld, who, will assist Kim in the business and be- retained as ipanager.. , , , , t Mr. Smith is. 'widely, known throughout the stnte, and conducted a hotel at Ontario for a number of years. The Holland is one of the best small city hosteliles in the west, i . J. A. AVesterlund,-(Who has been operating tho Holland .since Its incep tion, will remain in Medford,- devot ing his entire time to his orchard and other Interests. RANCHER AND WIFE s AND POIJs't; .Idaho, 'Jan. t'.TH,e riff's office 'Wim ninVi , slier oulry today Into tlin itnih i.J' Tuesday of Sydney Gordon Sniith and his wife at their ranch heme eight miles north of here. Their-bodies, badly charred,. were brouxht, here. The flro was discovered ' by neigh bors Tuesday aftei-nnnn an.... .i... hon.-.o was practically .destroyed.' The " whip loriifl later. 'RHEUMATISM Is a blood disease and', can- not be . ciired , by, external ': treatments; '.. V ANTI-URIC , This herbal remedy will eliminate the cause o gout, '; rheumatism or lumbago or 1 your money will b refunded i Give it a trial. ' i ' For Sale by 4 HEATH'S DRUG STORE TOO IATE TO CLASSIFY" IrYl SAVK-uTkyTTrTr breeding.' J. C. Herring. Central Point. ..2U7 WATK1 Parties having rugs to repair, phony' 9:'J, AROTIW Oi-iental ' SIS' C, J A51 "J HARDING CONFERS -iiNFORMATION OF . oinv niitn .lnn.v G. Another of the senate irreconcilaMes, Senator Sherman of Illinois, was anion., those with whom President-elect Harding iiad engagements today to discuss the plan for an association of nations. It Is understood that 'va rious 'domestic problems, including farmer relief also, were up for con sideration at the conference. Albert J. Beveridge, former sena tor from Indiana and one of the lead ers of the Roosevelt progressive par ty in 1912 also was on the president elect's engagement list. . ''CHARLOTTE, N..C, Jan. 6. Tho Chadwtck-Hoskine cotton mills, oper ating five plants here and at Martins ville, Va.,.: announced today resump tion -of operations Monday after an Idleness of-six weeks. -j.The mills op erate .119,000, spindles and employ approximately, j0-persons. . , - ATH'liXS, Jan.. 5,-7-(By the Asso ciated : Press.) A party of. soldiers, whose identity or affiliations aro not known,, tonight assassinated Colonel Btefan Fatzeas. who was chief, judge advocate of court martial under Ven- lilns.' The colonel., was killed by siiootlhg, .which occurred near his home.' ' " ' . . . - ;RedtReppr5tppsi Xi;: : : : .:"! Rub It on Sore, Stiff Joints and Muscles, and Rheumatism,? . Lumbago and Pain Vanish Try It and See! ' ' '' Red Pepper Rub takes the ."ouch" from, sore, stiff,, aching joints. It .can not hurt .'you, and Uncertainly ends that old rheumatism torture at once. . 'When you are suffering, so you'ean hardly get around, just try "Red Pep per Rub," and you will have -the quick Wt relief known. Nothing has such DON'T, DIS.COU R A 0 KiMENT is' a. twin brother to S , -.failure-. -11. things have; 'sccmecl.tol'iscy- ' ,'tiirvcy,in your 'business, just -.remember we- -is faced fai" blacker clouds when' the great war was on and yet ,the suii broke through, ."i i '.';"" . ' . ':.-..--- ' t j i- Tim' ir;vct . ro?AToi rtn,.. '.. i .' poi:tmiities ahead for lKill Tht . TlBDFORD Oregon ... rur yjttr&szr . . and -r-tolds,.-toght JjQf,fiy, -Lu Grippe ' '"' . ' -. ' ' ! . Neglected Colds are Dangerous ' Tlce no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for' the nrst sneeze. 'w Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves . 1 Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form docs not affect the nead Cascara is best Tonic , Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELLIT I riioxE 201-w ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM I1UEKUKKS OF IHI I'or Sale: n.BY CHix ' .Hutching l-o 8-Wcck Old IMillcts AkciiIs Tor the Krosky Ton-c VonlllalliiK Oil UurnliiK lirrxul. vr stovo,, stue U;sT Stove talaloBiio- Fm, Jiuksoiivillo . , Jtoad. , -COMiNGrSLOWLY COCHRANE, cut., Jan. C Definite word as. to the progress being made by the .three Lnited States, naval offl. cers now dog sledding their way hack to civilization after being swept In a balloon' from Itpckaway, New York., to the wilds of Hudson Day territory, still was, lacking today. . Seasoned, trappers of,' tho Hudson Bay company, speculating oh the mea ger reports of Indian runners from Moose- factory, where -the aeronauts descended, predicted they would arrive here by tomorrow. There was also some doubt as to the trail selected by the Indian" 'guides.. Some thought they were winding down the Missanahi river while other trap pers said weather. .conditions favored the Abitibi river trail. The mercury registered only a few. degrees below zero. - ..; : Rescuq .'squads, carrying ; food , and ' extra clothing were out on each trail, hoping to meet, the : officers.. ; It was agreed that if either squad falls to liieet .the weather, . worn airmen;, by , nightfall, it will return, hi the beilot thatithe other sijiiad. has met them on the other trail, i . .-. :i: concentrated, penetrating heat, as red peppers.- Just as soon as - you. ..ap ply Red .Pepper. .Rub , you. ( Will tfeel tlie tingling heat.- In three minutes it warms , the.,, sore .-spot.: -through; an1 througli. ; Pain and soreness are gone. , Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowlej Red Pepper Rub. It costs but little. GET-DISCOURAGED . vou. mi mi tCold ::Wit:h: O. P. .OAUVXTEI?, MG-1 i:oii(ixj s. c. wruTE,j.Kt;io;i.N's, . ' Our lO.OOO-KsR . ELKCTIHC HATCHKIlY t W ill lunch KTIlOXFIt CIHX. fj l'ci Tiit toniiM-ratiirc control, no oil fumes, mi wkiI. Yoiir.liaU'h. Gl'AHAXTKEI). ' fitlll lwoUuit? Oi-dors.. . -i . i
