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RECOVERS HEALTH
TAKING TANLAC
'I am now enjoying rplondid
health fur the first timu in many
years and I owe it nil to Tunliu"
Raid -Mrs. IJertha Carlson, of Uy4
Qulnby .St., Portland.
Nobdoy but myself can know what
I suffered from nervousness and in -dilution
during all those years. I
never had any relish for food, and
when I forced myself to eat a hearty
meal, 1 always paid the penalty. I had
to b always, takinjf medicine fur con
stipation my kidneys were disordered
and my back hurt like it would break
In two.
"I was so nervous I couldn't Ret
any restful sleep, and many a nlht I
lay awake suffering and wondering
If there was nothing that could help
me. But Tanlac has relieved me of
every one of my troubles.
"Why, I want to be eating nil the
time and my stomach never bothers
me a bit. I have gained ho much In
weight 1 can hardly get my clothes
on and Just feel fine. I have been
bo delighted with thu way Tanlac bus
restored my health that I got my
son to taking it and he has already
been helped wonderfully. Taulao is
certainly a grand medicine."
Tanlac is Hold in Medford by "West
Bide Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J.
"W. Robinson, in Itogue River by
V. S. Cary, and by leading druggists
In every town. Adv.
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
THIS YEAR
ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
SWEM'S STUDIO
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY
The last two games of the Medfurd
Ashland basketball series will bo
played Thursday and Friday of this
week, according to an announcement
made today by Coach Kium. The
final game Friday is ccheduled to be
aytd at the .N'atatorium in this city
and the tickets will be placed on sale
tomorrow morning.
The Medford men, nlthouih ciowd
ed out of Saturday's game wl:n Ash
land by a VI to 20 score, are still
going strong anil after they undergo
a stiff week's work-out and torislrg
practice, local fans may expect a
strong rally in the concluding games
of the series. The Red and Black boys
were unable to ring baskets Saturday
although their superior team work
placed them continually under their
adversaries hoop, and if they brush
up on shooting, the Ashland aggre
gation will have to go some to hook
the series. Although the officials
have not been selected by the school
authorities Rol Andre, who handled
Saturday's game in such a satisfac
tory manner, would be a popular se
lection with the people of both Mud
ford and Ashland.
HILI-SBORO, Ore., Feb. 28. An
inquest will be held Saturday to de
termine the causo of death of Rob
ert Self, lti years old, newspaper car
rier of Aloha Station, who was found
early Sunday morning shot to death
on a bridge over a creek. Although
Sheriff Alexander is of the opinion
that the boy either accidentally or in
tentionally shot himself, the boy's
father, ticorge M. Self, declared to
day he was convinced the boy was
murdered. "
4 I " Mi - h t. . m
r
it t ,X dbh.
Title to one of Jacksonville's bis
toric spots changed hands the begin
ning of the week when Mr. Schmidt
purchased the Sisters' Academy and
Convent property on California street.
During pioneer days this academy was
the leading educational Institution of
southern Oregon and was largely at
tended by young people from all parts
of the valley. The property consists
of a large, well-shaded lot, beautifully
located, and one of the old academy
buildings, which, It Is understood, Mr.
Schmidt will convert into a residence
with a view to making it his future
home. Jacksonville Post.
Everything eleotrlcal. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661. -
Hest seed wheat recieaned, graded
Blnestem for spring sowing, $1.70 a
bushel. Conner's Warehouse. Phone
64. 290
Mrs. Mary W. Upton of Berkeley,
Cullf., and George Lewis of Seattle are
guests at the Holland, as are also John
C. Yadou of Klamath Fulls and K. W.
Garduer, J. H. Lee, 11. W. Johnson,
S. F. Patterson and V. W. Tomllnson
of Portland.
Bryan Pierce repairs vacuum clean
ers, lltf N. Central. Phone 925-L. 29u
Confectioners! Better have Pierce
overhaul your drink mixers before the
drink season opens. 116 N. Central,
'The Glass House." 290
Wilbur AshKle arrived homo this
forenoon from a business visit at Portland.
Over 2000 cans of government bacon
have been sold in eight weeks by the
Grocertoria. Getter gat what you want
beforo It's all goiiet tf
Huge tire Biutf now going on at the
Busy Corner-i-Federal tires at greatly
reduced prices, and all of It new and
guaranteed stock. 291
To
My Friends
and Former
Patients
1
1 ,i.-.,-imtL iXiu.vjJn
I am renovcred enough
from my illness to re
sume my practice. Of
fices 409-410 M. F. & H.
Ulilg. l'hmic 580. Tliank
ing you for your nst
snpixirt.
CIUItOPRACTICALLY
Jouett P. Bray
"KEEP SMILINQ"
WEEK
It will be worth your while to see our used cars. We
will make a special price this week on all used cars from
$165.00 up
Studebaker, Dodge, Chevrolet, Maxwell and Fords at
all prices.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
In resMnH6 to an urgent demand
from so many people who were miahle
to purchase tickets for the Elks min
strel show on the two nights It was
presented here early last week, and
the fact that many desire to see this
meritorious entertainment again,
Messrs. Hunt and Antle have arranged
with the Elks lodge to play the show
again on Tuesday, March 8th, under
the Page theater management.
Grape cider, fresh from the press at
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dept. Phone 22-R.
All Elks, their Indies and lady
friends should be on time for the seat
lug of the president's cabinet at the
Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, Mar.
1th. 293'
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. Siedford Electric Co.
The Royal Neighbors will meet Willi
Mrs. A. C. White, 341 Haven street,
Tuesday afternoon,' March 1st, at 2
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Frank Doremus has returned home
from his sojourn in southern California.
List your house, farm and timber
with the Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, 220 West Maiu street, , tf
Personal attention to overdue ac
counts. Lindas, 235 East Main.
The Elks Minstrel show Is a thing of
the past, the next big doings will be
'The Bunshine of tho past week is
bringing out a distinct tinge on the
almond and poach trees throughout
this section," suys the Ashland Tid
ings. "Ashland is more protected by
the mountains and therefore vegetu
tion is not advancing as rapidly here
as further down the valley, hence will
stand a better chance of the fruit blos
soms not coming out too early In the
seaspn", aaya the Ashland Tidings.
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Touilln ar
rived Sunday from southern California
where they had spent the winter.
do not know why tht-y failed to lUU'h
lht signal."
An ofliciul stutcnient Issued from
the office of the chief dispatcher of
tho Michigan Central at Chicago also
declared the Michigan Central engine
crew apparently failed to observe that
the crossing signal - was set against
them.
Wreck Is Described.
Edward W. Fiedrke of Grand Rap
ids, Mich., who stood on the platform
of the day coach Just a few fiet from
jthe point where the New ork Cen
tral engine hit it, and who saw the
j passengers trying to escape as the
i headlight bore down on them, told
his story today.
"The car swayed suddenly and left
the tracks," he said. "We bumped
along tho tics for a few feet at full
'speed. From one side 1 heard a
blust of a whistle. 1 looked out.
There was another train bearing
down on us at full speed.
"I couldn't move. My tongue stuck
up in the roof of my mouth. I tried
to open the door into the day coach
to shout to the people inside. My
hand refused to function.
"It, perhaps, wasn't over thirty sec
onds between the time I suw that
train and the moment it hit us. Jt
was ten years to me. .
Car Buckles in.
' The light from the headlight of
the approaching train made every
thing as bright is day where I stood.
thought i "au finely going to
killed.
, ... i i M si-c Into the day
, u .... tl, ,!,. the ,i-W lurk
uoaiu. wi, - .
Central train was airoai-hlnfc. '
could Fee that other papsengei. u-ii.
seen it. A woman jumped up irom
her seat. She Held a little Kill to
her breast. .Men jumped up-one
started for the door.
Th ii sinlileiilv me side of the ear
buckled In. i remember hearing a
scream that I'll never forget. And
then cunie darkness.
1 was thrown from that plaliurni
nearlv fifty feet. I lit on the ground,
the breath knocked out of me. When
I sat up. the whole middle or oui
train had gone, it was a little hell
there for a few minutes.
"I wish I could accurately uescuue
the tensations of that moment that I
awaited death. When I could get to
my knees, 1 stayed there and gave up
a prayer. And 1 in glau oi u.
"I'll never forget the expression of
the faces of those poor people n
MANY KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
(Continued from Page One)
(eorge Block of Michigan City, wero
ible to save themselves, their engine
being far beyond the point of collision.
'I was not to blame," Towerman
Cook told nn Associated Press repre
sentative at Ills home In Chesterton
today. "I threw tho block against the
Michigan Central train while it was
two miles back from the crossing. I
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer? on Genuine
Tuke Aiirtn only ns told in isich
package of genuine Unyer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
tho directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 21 years, a. id ,
proved safe by millions. Tako no
chances with substitutes. K you sec
tho Bayer Cross on talets, you can
tako them without fear for Colds,
Headache, Neuralgia, Ilheumatisoi,
Earache, Toothache, Lunibuiro and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. -Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trado mark of Buyer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Sulicylicarid.
Ad- i
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COLUMBIA
BLUE LA3EL
RECORDS
This Puce
Applies: to 130
Retired Records
If you've never owned a
. Columbia lilne Label Rec
ord, here's your chanee.
Today we put on sale l.'!0
standard Columbia Rec
ords all mailt! within the
last eighteen mouths.
Dance, Song and
Comic . Selections
If you haven't heard
them, you've heard about
them from your friends
popular records made by
Al Jolson, Van and
Schenck, Hurry Fox, Ted
Lewis' Jazz. Hand, etc.
For a Limited
Time Only
The supply is limited..
The time is limited. Call
today and get those re
tired popular records
you've heard so much
about.
Palmer Piano Mouse
234 East Main St.
dieil. The r-t.iriiik- vyvn of one- imm
l,Tok'd directly into mine thut tai-u
ih goin? to come to me fur thu rt-ut 0f
my life."
Klcdrke, outtfide of numerous
bruises, was not injured. The ear
platform on which he stood vn:i
smashed into fragments.
K. .ii . uuiuiiiKS, carrying a railroad
lieket from Kirliy, Wyo, to Augusta,
lieh.. died of injuries on the wav i
.Michigan City.
An unidentliied woman, believed to
lie Cliddings' wife, also died en route
to Michigan City.
TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY
KOll ..uE 5 room modern cottage,
garage, newly papered and painted
inside ami out. Very close In. Price
$11100. $1000 cash, balance terms.
Address D. IC, cure Tribune. 2S
Kurt SALE Child's go-cart, in good
condition. 325 S. Riverside. Phone
701-J. 292
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Wednesday
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MY
Wll-i:."
Its aGreat life
Mapud (mn tb foams tloiy
Empire Builders
Mrtbeltsl&ieliart
MR. and MRS. PUBLIC:
It's a story of two live wires
who went to boarding school
"The Wop" had the- imagi
nation and "Stoddard" pos
sessed all the other require
ments to stir things up gen
erally What happened to these
two irrepressibles makes the
one great comedy of the
year.
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Now
Playing
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Starts Wednesday
! wJrjaltoI
' jfll I Only two more days of
Hi m jbTA tvl Bryant's hilarious ac-
mr WXtt'ji tivities a rew report-
KrwU ers, a job on the farm
Tflj and a choru3 lady.
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?-7 k a Alsp ' . celow the
Surface" .
TOMORROW NIGHT
March First. Curtain 8:30
SKATS NOW SKI.LIXG
floor $2.00; rinlioiiy St.r.O, Sl.oo, r.dr, plus 10 por cent War Tux.
15o Office Ojcn 11 to I and 7 lo 9.