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. 1 MEDFOTID MAIL TTJTr.ITNE, MEDFOttD. OTiFiOX. TrESDAY. FEBTttTARY 1. 1021 "PACE THREE I. S. TOSS PHONING IS TALENT DEFEATS Kansas City, Mo. late at niriht! I MORNING TO YOU, PETE! Toliimtliat hath shall be given.- Was the Blblloal version of our modern serin? : " Nothing; auo oeeda like suooesB." So It was with Dr. Fleroe, of Buffalo, N. Y., who, over 50 years ago, gavo to the world a Prescription which has never been equalled as a tonic lor tho weaknesses of women. Many women In every hamlet, town or city will gladly testify that Dr. Pierce's Favorlto Prescription did thorn a world of good. AsIc your neighbor. Another of this great physl. clan's successful remedies is known as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and, like tho "Proscription," Is now sold by druggists everywhere, In both liquid and tablets. This medi cine was a success from the start, for tho list of men aud women all over the unlverso who have successfully used It for Indigestion and as a blood tonic and system builder, makes an amazing total of thousands. The Medford high school basketball five will play "in bis company" next Thursday anil Friday nlsut on the Xatatorlum floor when It will mix with an asRi'eKatlon from Hill's Military Academy, of Portland, gen erally recognized as one of the fast est and cleverest prep school combina tions in the stnte or northwest. It seems to be the conception everywhere that southern Oregon teams are infer ior to those from the northern part of the stnte. In 1916 this section was l on II n At ni LINIUU1 D Tl The ronimittoe in har;;o if the TAl.KNT. I r.fnoiln tl:i v l.nmiiit't I.) lit- h.-l.l lit ' ('Xrilillfc lt:isk tl it 1 1 ni I l,o i.liti'i.eu .in I i.w.,i1ii ln.l.m II. .111-1- afforded its first chance to disprove M(.cim of Vorttaml will miiko the 110- 1 1 it ie 1 address. In a letter just 10- Vwo of the most ;um" ever rvn in Talent tuok 1 lai 1 riiU fVi'iiinir. 1 .1 ji 11 1111 1'v 1 S . wlir ii !hi' fa si Ai m ih-ii.ite y 12, report that the main features j Kirls u;.lU .iv-ui Tah nt Kirli! by a score of 1 ( to 10. anil the Talent boys won from the Appli f,-ate buys lt ti 14. In the Kills Kit 1 lie the visitors. Rain ed a lead in the first half whleh the Talent tzivs were unable to overcome, although they eame buck strong' in the second half and forced the Applegate girls to show the best they had. The Applegate girls have not lost a game Hotel Med ford on the eve of Kebru- of the program have be.i n arranged ami only the details to round out and make the entertainment a complete success are yet to be marked out. Professor 1. hi. Vlnlng of Ashland is slated for president of the club for the coming year, and will act as toast master. J udge Lawrence T. Harris of the state supreme bench will make REFINED SERVICE at a saving We are in a position to give... the lowest... possible rates obtainable. Every item of modern fun eral service is given oui most careful attention. - also the assistance of a Licensed Lady Embalmer j without extra charge Weeks -Conger Co. A Chance to Save On your cost of living, is by buying Smelt Now selling for less than most any other fish or meat on the market. Strictly ..Fresh., every., clay. Med ford Fish Market Phone 362.. .. Free delivery this belief and Medford's crack squad of that season defeated a Franklin hlKh five in two hard-fought eago bat tles. Although at that time Franklin was rated high among tho other sec ondary schools of the north tho people of that section do not consider those games a real test of tho relative strength of the northern and southern parts of the state. Thursday nlKht Med ford's undefeated learn, considered an equal of the 1916 line-up will be af forded an opportunity of settling the question for this year and tost the tcomparntlve strength of the two sec tions on the floor. Hill's academy has a speedy team with a remarkable record already established. It is the concensus of opinion that It is more powerful than the Franklin bunch in 101G. Tho Multnomah boys ure coming to southern Oregon confident of bring ing homo tho bacgn. Since tho game means much to both schools Thurs day's scrimmage will be a fight to the end. Coach Khun is g;vlng his men a hai'd work-out every evening in an ef fort to line them into form for the big week-end event. ; Although Khun will not comment on Medford's chance against the Hill's team he does not seem to be worried at tho present outlook. William Allen White, author of sev oral successful fiction and political works, and noted western political leader and journalist, has written a screen version of his book, "In tho Heart of a Fool," and will be the feature attraction at the Pago theatre tomorrow. This Is tho first of the author's novels o be translated to the motion picture screen. Mr. White is first and foremost a journalist. At present he is proprie tor and editor of the Emporia, Kansas, Gazette. At twenty-four he sprang Into the limelight by his article "What's the Matter With Kansas," and became an editorial writer on the Kan sas City Star. Regarded as a factor in national politics, he was a very per sonal friend of President Roosevelt. lie Is a member of the Short Ballot association, the International Peace society, the National Civic Federation, and tho National Academy of Political Science. He was elected national re publican committeeman from Kansas In 1912. Among tho books that Mr. White has written arc "The Real Issue," "The Court of ftoyville," "Strategems and Spoils," "In Our Town," "A Cer tain Rnch Man," "God's Puppets," "In the Henrt of a Fool" and "Tho Old Ordor Chang'cth," an authoritative sur vey of the present-day political situa tion.' "In the Heart of of a Fool" is con certed to be the strongest of the auth or's works of fiction. As adapted to the screen by the master hand of Allan Dwan. it is a searching study of the marriage problem. eeived fioni Jude Harris eonpratu- latiug the club on sei'tii-ing Judge Me (hni to maku an address be says Henry MeCim is one of the innst forcible, if not tile most foreiljle speaker in the .state." In a letter from Kepresentatlve K. V. Carter to the club be says, "In se curing Judge Harris and Judge Me- Glm as your main speakers, you cer tainly are fjtnrtod off for a first-class meeting ttiis year." These banquets bavo always been highly entertaining and enjoyable and the dub expects to make this one ex ceptionally so. The ticket committee is composed of ('.len Taylor, chairman: Frank 1'ar roll, Harry Tomlinsim of A.shlaml and C. S. Kuttert'itiM. Tickets can b. se cured of any- member of this--committee. I .1 ' I'- MADRID, Fob. 1. llroff Corma of Catalonia, aged three years, who plays the piano with extraordinary skill, is tho latest attraction at aristocratic tea parties in the Spanish capital. He is placed by his nurse on the piano stool whereupon he begins his performance without any trace of nervousness. BARCELONA, Spain. Jan. 31. Dis orderly elements, alleged to be syndi calists, attempted last night to break into n silk factory to destroy the ma chinery. Caretakers exchanged shots with the attacking force and there wero some casualties. . ami undoubtedly will win the cup. The boys game was an exhibition of close guarding Willi very little fouling. Apph-ntc maintained a b-ad until tilt.- last six minutes of play when a spurt of the homo team gave them a two- point lead. For Applegate Mir showed up strongest, while l'ui--s and lleeson played a strong defensive game for Talent. There was tile largest crowd ever present at a game here. Following the game, t lie visitors were entertain ed at a feed in the high school build ing. Tho greatest Interest was aroused because neither Applegate team had lost a game and a victory for Talent placed her in line for the champion ship in tile league composed of the seven second-class schools in t lie county. Their defeat puts the Talent girls out of the running, but the Tal out boys have not lost a game and need to win hut two more to Inu tile championship. Mr. and .Mrs. (Jcorge Ziilors ami daughter C'anualeta returned to tln-h home at Albany Sunday evening. after a week's visit here with rela lives. Mis. Meda Xetherlnnd and Mrs. Lowell Nclherland spent Sunday in Talent visiting relatives, Frank Uose. Jr.. is able to go to school again with the aid of crutches. He has been laid up for a couple of weeks wilh a sore foot caus-d hv licing knoeked down by an anion, o bile on the Pacific highway. 'LET'S G0r IS CHIEF . BATTLE CRT U. S. A. "WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. "Let's go," was the chief battle Hlopan of the American army in tho world war. There were other popular and effec tive phrases, "where do we ko from here?" and "when do we cat?" but in the opinion of Colonel Edward L. Munson, chief of morale, general staff, made public today, "for evory day use, in rest, or in battle, the tio gan 'let's go,' stands foremost. None other seems so typically American, so broad and so satisfying." PITTKnUlUi, Feb. 1. Many hide pendent steel manufacturing concerns the Pittsburg dlwlrict toduy in creased operations .on what, execu tives were united in saying was i cautiously oonsidi.'ruUvu" busls, after tbout six weeks in which operations have been entirely suspended or greatly curtailed. It was predicted that within a few days operation would be about forty per cent of capacity wilh prospects of increased Activity if conditions warranted. Somo of the business which brought about resumption was for tho export trade, one order being for $1,000,000 for steel towers to bo used in a wire less installation at Osaka, Japan. To the Home Owner or Prospective Builder Wo wish to announce that we can now deliver tlic BIG 3 Meueller Pipcless Furnace at the new price on very liberal terms Comfortable licit in every room . Local Personal Kefcrences Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. Sparta Bldg. Phone 620 BARGAINS in new, second-hand CLOTHING SHOES ARMY GOODS 103 N. Central JOHN PAPPAS, Prop. Licensed ' CITY SCAVENGER ' All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Daily business dis trict. Phone 895. WMTSI-TT A JENNINGS, MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative ELECT! TO BE HELD MARCH 1 HAVANA, Fob. 1. Partial elec tions in districts where tho courts oi election hoards have nullified the re sults of the presidential election last November will be held about March 1, Major CJeneral Enoch Crowder, de clared last night. These elections, he said, would be mnrlicd by absolute Im partiality nnd wuld determine the next president of Cuba. GETS RICH GIFT VALPARAISO, Ind., Feb. 1. A mil lioii dollar girt was acquired by Val paraiso citizens last nlKht when Henry Kln.le Hrown, former president of Val paralso university presented complete ownership of the Institution grounds. buildings and equipment to them In the name of the Hrown family. HALIFAX FLOODED WITH HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 1. Nova Scotia drinking men took "a stitch In time" and are smiling today despite the Tact that the order lu council pro hibiting importation of liquors into the province became effective last mid night. Steamships which 'arrived Just be fore tho zero hour brought hundreds of cases of Intoxicants and consignees hastened to claim shipments to pre vent their confiscation by temperance act inspectors. A final shipment of 18,000 cases was brought from Glasgow. Mrs, SELCHERT'S JAUGHTER Was Restored to Health by Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Horicon, Wis. - " My young daughter had been troubled for several months wim iimjJiimn"W witn hacxacne ana a VS?i V stomach. When she Ifi fl fMl got to tho table to Accept "Calitorma" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "Cali fornia " Adv. WANTED Ford Roadster Body 104 So. Bartlett WASHINGTON-, Feb. 1. A gift of 100,000 to the Corcoran art gallery by former Senator William A. Clark of Montana, was announced today by the board of trustees. Through the Income derived from It the gift will perpetuate the "William A. Clark prizes," hereto fore given by him. Cut Off Sugar Tariff. MADRID. Jan. St. Import duties on foreign sugar will be discontinued. It was decided by the Spanish cabinet today, a resolution being pnssed to re ject the denmmls of suii.'ir refiners for a heavy tariff. 7 3 l Who crossed my trail in the hotel this afternoon but "Long Sam" Weaver! Last time I saw Srm to chin to was that night cf July 15th when ottr old 3Sth clinched the "Rock of the Marne" title! And, I rjue;;! you won't forget that night, old g'.ue pot everybody was stuck on you! Sam and I fought the war all over again and dug into our Camel supplies li'.te it was "free commissary". Sam never will get all done talking about that session when we couldn't move a hair without getting a clone shave and, no eats or smokes! Sam has some s-ng about how good Camels were to him in Fran-re and ever since! That bird has the warble! Why, Camel talk trickles off his tongue like water Hows over Pa Smith's mill dam! Pete, old carpet tack, Sam has a head ail right! "Camels certainly are friendly", was the way Sam put it in his old-time vigor-v!:n s tyle. "You know as wel! a ; I do", he added, "that no other cigarette has such a mild, mellow body. And, there's no harshness or tiredness of taste in a million Camels! No objectionable cdur, no lingering unpleasant cftcrtaste! Summing it all up, Shorty, I'll say Camels are the greatest cigarettes in the world at any price!" Headed southeast tonight, with Vinston Salcm, N. C. my first port of call. Some jump from IC. C! Pete, it's Winstoii Ealcm where Camels arc made! GET MEI Sincerely lilt r.i s.'jr n ; r - n . .. K---' u BlnBk NX.- Courtesy Service 5c-Special-5c Rubber Sale ONE WEHK ONLY 20T11 .(ANY. TO WM 2ND Hot Water Hat,-. Regular J 2.2.1. Two for $2.:il) Hot Water Hag. Iloguliir-I2.7R. Two for $2.80 Hot Water lias. HeKular M.7G. Two for $I.HII Fountain Syringe, llegular $2.-5 Two for Tbcso goods are all high class, and fresh rubber. A real op portunity, so don't miss it. Medford Pharmacy Main and Ccntrul Phono 10 ORCHARD SUPPLIES LADDERS SPRAY MATERIAL Let Us Know Your Requirements EARL FRUIT CO. Of the Northwest L. M. Campbell, Manager Medford District. The Medford Auto Paint Shop (Registered) ' General Motor Car Iteflnlshlng ( N. Control & .Tnekson. ' Phone. 707 GRANTS PASS MEDFORD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Dally and Bandar. LEAVE GRANTS PASS. 10:00 a. 1:00 p. 4:80 p. m. m. m. Kffoetlvo October 25 LEAVE MEDFORD. 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. m. Cars etop at all Intermediate pomta, Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford, 6 South Front, Nash Hotel Bldg. Phone 309. Grants Pass: The Bon bonnier, Phone 160. We also operate stage line from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix, Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville. :tiiimii! ii THE Fords ofC TRADE MARK Has been Reduced in Price to $725.35 !'. O. It. Mel.ord. , 11! But fl t -L ..... eai. ant; uiu ma waul. anything, while bo fore she was so hun gry she could hardly wait for her dinner. The doctors gave her medicine but it did not help her. One day I was reading a little book of yours which was left on my porch and it re minded me that when I was a youmr girl I tooK several ooLuen ui iyum c. Pinkham'B Vegetable Compound. So Bhe went to the drug store and got a bottle and after the second one she could eat and has not had backache since. In all she took six bottles of it. She goes to school and on Saturdays helps with the housework. She is a normal, healthy girl now and we recommend your medi cine. You have my permission to publish this letter as a testimonial for the Vege table Compound."-Mrs. Frank Sel CUEKT, 150 Larabee St., Horicon, Wis. Mothers all over the country have found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to 1 a most reliable rumedy fur such conditions. . ... This rrnnnmlral, efficient, and iliiraliln utility Li indispensable to the modern farmer. As wc have a limited number In stock nnd none on the mail, it is to your nilvnntaKO to I'liACK YOrit OKhKIl NOW AT THE XKW IiOW PRICK C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Sixth and Pacific Highway. 44 J - -
