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MEHFOIfn MATL TliTHUNK MEDFORD. OREGON", TIIURSD A Y. OCTOBER fi, 1921
Lift Off with Fingers
Burning of Mail
Order Catalogues .....
5farf I. 5. Pro&e
V.'ASUINliTOX, Oct. ti. DeHtnu'
liori of pJitaloKiH-'H of mail order
houses, wrilchlirfr in competition with
mcmbertt of the chamber is the com
plaint on which the Chamber of Com
merce of .MiSMulru, Mont., its officeiH,
directors and members of the North--went
Theaters, company of the same
city have been cited , by the federal
trade commiHHlon. The complaint
made by mail order houses recites
that funee .January, 1919. at regular
intervals of ubout one year, the re
spondent h have Volleetert and burned
eataloKUCH of 'mail order houn( f?o
lUitlns business in Missoula, and ad
jacent territory In competition with
local biifdnefis hoiiwen.
The mail order house? petitioned
th; commission for action.
The Sign on the EJoor
In "The Sign on the poor Norma
TalmadKtf, lncomnaiahle emotional ac
tress, of (ho silent Araniar ia seen, at
her best In the itjoat interesting u;nl
absorbing Hcrne:. vehicle yet given to
this talented star.
"The Sign on the D,"or" opened td a
capacity house at Jhe Page theatre
yesterday. The spiendid pint is ex
tremely well presented on the screen.
The story concerns Ann Munniwell, a
pretty, stenographer, who,, through no
fault of her own. Is compromised'!)'
her employiM-'s scapegrace son. Luter,
when she marries a man of high char
acter and sudial standing, tfia fellow
Doesn't &;irt a bit! T?ot a' little
"l-rcezone on an aching eani, initunl Iv
that torn tops hurting, then HhojtlV
you lift it right oh with !Wi?rH. Trulv!
our druggist sells a tiny bottle 'of
' l-reczone" for a few eenU, HiifKeieuL to
remove every hard corn, Hoftuornt or
com between the torn, mid the callineiij
without oreiiraH or irritation. ,
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tor unchanged. BggR, extra Tirats,
C8 'Ad; -.oxtra"?- itiitleU, 46c. Youhg
chickens :iO5o: ducks. 51 i733c.
Artiehokns per crate, $7.00g'$ 10.00 :
cmlcus, yellow, $3.25; brown, ?3.50
e.1.75; corn; $3.25; ; lettuce, $1.00)
1,00.
N.- Y. Stocks
Allla-Chalniers .' ;
Anmrlcaa Uoet Sugar
American Cnji
American Car & Foundry....,
Anier. Hide & Leather fd..'.
Amcr, International Corp...'...:
American 'Locomotive "..
Anier'caii Smelting & - Kofg...
AniT'cnii Sugar
American Sumatra Toliacco ...
American T. & T.
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atl.'Ouir & W. Indlos .:.
aHldwin Loccniotlvo .....
Ualtlmore & Ohio .....
nethlehem Steel "IV
CUiladlaii Pacific
Central .Leather
('handler Motors
(Mibsapeako and Ohio
Chicago, Mil. and' St. Paul
c. u. (..& p. .....: :,
Chlno CoDper
Colorado Faei & Iron
Corn 'Products'.'....
Cruel life' Steel ..1 :.
Cuba Cane Sugar ....
Krio'...
(leneral Kloctrlc ,
General Motors
Goodrich Co. :
Groat Northern, pfd
Great Northern Ore CUs
Illinois Central .
Inspiration Coppor
Int. Mor. Marine pfd ...............
International Pnper
Konu'ecott Conpor :.
Louisville & Nashvlllo
Mexican Pefrolonm
.Miami Copptr ...
Middle Slates Oil
Mldvalo Steel
Missouri Pacific;
New Yorl Central
N. Y., N. II. aiid llartrord
Norfolk &-Western ...i
Northern I'acillc
Oklahoma Prod,'& Uefg
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania ....'
People's Ons"...'', a...'..;
Pittsburg nnd W. Va
Hoy Colsoltdated Copper .......
Heading
Itep. Iron & Steel
itoyal Dutch, N. Y
Shell Trans. & 'Trad
S'.n'c'atr Con. Oil
Southern Pacific ..:......
Southern Hallway
Standard Oil of N. J., pfd
nhakiy Corpoiatlon
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co .'
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
Unlort Puclflc
V. S. i-'ood Products
U; S. Itotnll Stores
II. S. lud. Alcohol
I Mr! tad States Kuhber
I'uUed States Steel
1'tnh Copper
Westinghouso Electric
Willy's Overland'
Amer, Zinc, Lead & Sm ,
Unite and Superior i
Cnln. Petroleum ...'.
.Montana Power
Slmltuck. Ariz
Pure Oil .
lnvlhclblo Oil
General Asphalt
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dt.rn on the. Door"
comes Into her life again. He is killed
In a struggle with her husband. The
huslinnd does not know that his wife
has witnessed the tragedy. An extra,
ordinary denouement follows her act
In summoning the police and accusing
hersolf of the snooting.
In this -production' Norma takes full
advantage of the- opportunities for dra
riiRllCinhd emotional acting In wonder
ful fashion. :'
The - star 'has excellent support.
Charles Itlchnian Is seen as her lead
ing man, and others prominent In the
cant are Lew Cody,' David Proctor,
Helen Weir and Paul McAllister.
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liver, btadtlrr And uric acid troubles and
National Knidy of IKdiaml ajrica 1696.
Thrre Bir'B, all dri!g-ti. Ouerantetd.
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Bucking the Tiger
' '"Pucking the Tiger," which is now
appearing at the Hiallo theatre for a
run of three days' is what might he
termed a melodramatic comedy, for in
an ingenious manner It combines the
host elements' of melodrama and com
edy and the fact that the denouement
Is a happy one removes it from the
strlct'drania class. For the benetlt of
those who do not know, the derivation
and definition of the expression,
."Hacking tho Tiger" tlio following ex
planation may be of interest: . .
The game of faro is generally known
under tho cuphonistle term of "the
tiger" among players of high stakes,
and tho term "bucking he tiger" sim
ply denotes taking a chance in this
fascinating and precarious game.. Tho
name orlalnntod in China and Is that
of a Chinese deity, and tho figure of a
tiger standing on its hind feet, grasp
ing a largo cash in its month or naws,
is a favorite sign in that country often
seen outside a launhliug house.
Sometimes the Image Is made of
0od or clay, or drawn on: a pieeo of
pnper or board. The title of tho beast
Ills Excellency the Grasping Cash
Tiger" Is sometimes written On n piece
of paper nnd placed in the gamb.ling
room between two bunches of mock
itn,m..v au!i.-imeii lliiuel U1U IUDIC Ol
yn i lie Willi iieiiiuu u. . I lie r ignting
Tiger" Is nlstt a popular niune for Chi
ne'so faro houses. '
Although the expression "Ilucking
the Tiger" is used in 'an allegorical
sense for this picture it will ho admit
ted after one has seen the production,
Unit- it -Is most appropriate.
Court News
. (Fui-hWheil by Mte Jaoksuu '.
County Abstract Co.)
Marriage License
Elbert $.,ttjgfoai juia Liuil-a .Smith:
Circuit, Court y '.
Hullock Merc. Agency v. Theo J.
Fish." Summons, writ of attachment.
Elsie C. Clay vs. W. S. Clay. Divorce.
Medford' Implement Co. vs. H. H.
Corliss. For money " "
Jean A. Gattis vb. Edwin F. Gattis.
Divorce.
Sain II. Baker vs. K. J. Rowen et ol.
For money. . ,
A. W. VValker vs. S". H. Short. For
money. x ' 0 . ;
State vs. Chas. H. Swift. Non-sii;)-
P,;t'- '.'',, . . .." '.
State Vs. Hiilllo' Matthews. Murder
L. Li Leedorh vs. L. Davis. Chattel
lien. 1 '' " ' ' ; '
K. S, Jiurray et al vs. C. E. Pratt!
Demurrer.
Jackson Co. lildg. & Loan Ass'n vrf.
American Securities Co. et al. Uequest
tor executi'jn. '
Jackson Co. I31dg. & Koan Ass'n' vs.
Wllber E. Fahsher et ux, Request for
execution. . - v , .
I-Vank ' . irehce ,vs: Minnie D. Mor
ence. Divorce. ' ' ' '
Annie M. Roiot vs. Verrion Vawter et
al. Notice of appeal', undertaking.
First National Bank of Medrord ts;
V, G. McMiilleu et al. Siinnhons.
Emit Hrltt et al vs. Perry Gibson.
Certified copy of reply.
It. W. Richards, A. CV Richards, R:
d. Sabini Jr., incorporate. as Score Mln
mg conipijjiy: : ' -
Hullock Mferc, Agency vs. Tlieo. J.
Fish. For money.' " ' "
Earl Moore (as'executdr) vs. Austin
L. Taylor et al. ' Affidavit and order.,'
First 'State Bahlt of Eagle Point vs.
Frederick Pelonze. Writ' of attachment
Edward G. Potter vs. J T. Davis.
Reply. ' ' " ''
Diillock . Merc.' Agency vs. Theq.' J.
Fish. For money.' '
J. E. Miner et' al vs.' Wm. L, Green
leaf et ux. Demurrer.
Carl Flchtner vs. W. T. Estep et nl.
Answer. , t ' ,
, Jackson, Co.'Uldg. & Loan Assn. vs.;
Wilbur E. Fahsher et al. Cost hill. ...
Jackson Co' Hldg. & Loan Assn. vs.
American Securities Co. et al. Cost'
bllL ' -' " ' ' . ' ',. '. :''. ' ' ' j.
Frank C. Branjwell, supt. of banks of
slate of Oregon vs. Ralph G. Jennings.
Motion. . ... ',.
Harvey Bishop vs. Eva Bishop. Dl-
vorc4. '
A, , W. Walker vs. S. '. H.. Short..
Writ of attachment, summons.,, ',.
It. W. '.Clancy vs. T. E. lleaulien.
Exooutlon. '
Bullock Merc. - Agency; ' vs. Sam'
icing; et ux. 1 Writ of attachment,
luminous.. -'
Sam H. .Baker vs. It. , J. Rowen; et
al. -, Summimn. , ;-, ;; ...
Joan A- Gattis Vs. Edwin F. Gattis.
Summons. r. ,.
Emilia J). ICItts" et vir vs. Whlte-
Skt'lly-Hunt Mining Co. Summons.
east half of lo'ts 3 and 7,
block 3, Jacksonville , 1
May .Morris et vir to Cella Day,
lots 11, 12 and 13, blocS .!!, .
Taleut - , '
Mary Wl'son H vir to Eliza J--
Dunca et al. Lots 5, 6, 7.
a'nd 8, block 5, Central
". .iPoin't -.... ........'...:... 10
Geo!' A.-.Mottmah et ux, Char-
Ulotte JJ. Stewart et vir. North
t half of INW. Sec. 20. JWl
39 8"'R."8JiVest 2000
Ella II. Bromley et al to c-r-ace.
L. .Bromley.' Lots 7 and
X blP:'l 1. Bryant's. Addition . .
to Medford 1
i ii. ri, lull el ux ly vji:'.uviu t,.
Childs. Lot 10, block 6,
Imperial Addition to Med
ford : i
Emt'ierie Ch'arley to A. C.
Srence. Land, in Sec. 10, ,
T-A'p. ,36 S. K. V.fcast. , 185
Jacob' M. Casebeer et, .Ox. .to
W. A. Stratton et ux.- Land
... in I), L. C. 42, Twp. 38 S. R.
1 East ..'..,'.;.., ,.:...!..' 1 000
Mary E. Adams et y!r to Clar
ence W.'AdaW. i"t P L.
C. 49, Twp. .' S." 'lt. 2 '
west ....'....'.....'V.jtT. 1,
James De'aney 9 A. Iloben
steln. Eust half 'oltj, '1 2' and
13, block 1, Cray's-addition ' .
to Medford .". 10
Walter Herndon et ux to Ague3
Herndon. South 50 feel, of
lot 19, H. ;B. Carter addition
Ashland "... '. . 10
Herbert D. Russell et nx to W.
H; Smith, Eli Ot XV ot NW,
lot 1, sec. 23, tp. 38, S. R.,3 W...$ 5(10
Wayhihd G. Smith et nx to May
Morris; lots In Talent, Oregon ill
I-I. O. Simpson et ux to May Mor
ris, lots in Talent, Oregon 10
May Morris et vir to Anna S!mi
"son ot vir,.lots 8, 9, 10, b!l:. "B" :
Talent ,.;.....:....!... ,1
C. B. Long to C.' B. Stevens, lo'is ,
4 and 6, hlk. 4, Hatlison Add.---to'.Central
Point,.,."....... i........ 10
R. tr. Toft et ux to C. A. Hamlin"',
et ux, pt. lot 1, hlk. S, Park
Add.' to Medt'oid ' 10
Jackson County Hank-to Medford ' '
National bank, 1-8 int. In lots 5 '
and 6,;blk. 1.9, Medford.........;..;: 1
Geo, Roberto, et nl to. J. W; '
Fish, et u'x, W. 1). to land in
i 1). L. C. 43,;S8, 1W ' 10
Mrs.' Kosn Kenney ' et . vir, . to '
Frank Burch. W.' i). to K)j
I lots 7, 8, 5, li, block, 17, Jnck
, sonvlile, Ore. '...'.,.'. . .10
Roy E. Cochrnn, et ux," vs. Alm
gail It. Smith, Q. C. D, ' to
land, In D. ,U C. 45, 37,' 2W, . 10
Jackson County to . itoga Ken
ney, Q. C. D. to lots 5,- 6,.'
' 7,. 8, block 17, Jacksonville,
Ore. ,..........,;........., 102(1
Wm. L. Cleveland, et ux, to It. '
' L. Cbaney, et ux. deed to part
lot . 18. ; Hnrgadine Add. to
Ashlnnd, Ore. ; '....'.'... 10
Frank Culy, et nl, to T). L. Wink
ler, W. D. to' land in Ashland, . - - :
'..pro. ,1... ............. 900.
Anton Smith, et, ux, to Geo. ,M. .
Denham, V. D. to. Eli lot 8,
Amy's Co'ttiige Add. to ,- Cen
tral , Point, Ore, 1
Probate Court
Est. Bertie B. Pankey et al Cmlnbrs).
Affidawit. .
Est. Kaleen Denno Swinson. Oath
of-guardian. '
Est. AfTnie Cantrall, .Receipts.
McMorrls M, Dow, Myron G. Mordoff
and Benj. F. Lindas file articles of In
corporation as Tho Dow Association
hospital. v. , ,
Est. Wilber L. Jacks.: .Admitted to
probate. ', , !
Est. Kaleen Deahe Swinson. Proof
of publication.
Est. Stonghton P. Jones. Bond. .
Est. Francis George Clausing et al
(minors). Petition and order.
Est. Geraldlne Theiss. Petition and
order. , , , . ,: . . . ,
Est. jrihn.W, Davidson, partial re"
port and petition, order. .s . . ii
Est. .Geo. H.. Patrick. .Admitted to
probate.- , ' . . :; ' ,,4;, .. ,
Est. J. H. Thorndike. VorchiH, , '
Kst Jennie, . Frey,' Third; t Report,
Vouchers. '. ''I ' "-..c.
Est. Wiii.'L. Childerk' Petition nnd
order. - . .. .
J. M. Kllgour, . estate. Inventory
nnd apprnisemefit.
.Mnrgnret Lindsay, estate. Final ac
count. ..... ..
Mrtrj' Miller, estate. Proof of pub
lication. " '
WOMEN ENTER INTO
IE
OIL FIELD SI
HAKKUSFIELI), Cal:. Oct. 6-J-. new
element entered tho strike of the oil
workers of Kern eininty anil Coallnga
today when more than a hundred wom
en, wives, daughters and mothers of
strikers, sot forth for the Kem river
field to tuturview man who remained
at woik. and to try to get them to quit.
The movement was undeijnken at the
request of strike lenders.
Strike lenders sal, I today there prob
ably would be lit,tle change In the' sit
uation until a response was received
to their telegram to tho department
of labor, sent Sunday night urging the
department to arrange government
mediation.
Major Hints Promoted
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 .Mhjor Gen-
nvul J.ilm 1. Itiimii it'iv ilitvi..,,ii, lu I I,,.
day by Sectotary Weeks to succeed I
Major General Pick man. retired us
eonunnndcr of iho igluh corps area,
with headquarters at Fort Sam Hous
ton, Texas. , 1
Real Etate Transfers
Ralph 0. Jennings to The Pies-,'
' ton Ranch Co., SW seel 10, tp.
39, S. It. 3 W. J...!
Edward W. Cnrlton to Helen J.
Carlton et al, pt. D. L; C. 43,
tp. 37, 'S. R. 2 W. I.......:.......,..'.......
Myra E. Wade et vir to Ida A.
Badger, lot in Talent......
C. A. Knight et ux to Roland A.'
'Hubbard, lot 6, block i, Humphrey-Andrews
Add. to Med
ford .-.
Jackson County Hank to Stephen
I G. Nye, pt. D. L. C. 59, tp. 38,
S. H. 1 West .;.:?.... ,
Junius L.' Oxford et ux to Ida J. .
Elder, lot on Iowa St., Ashlnnd
Sheriff to R. S. Murray et al.
Lot 2,tiec. 5. Twp 3 7 S. II. 3
.West i ...
Dora Howard et . ,vir .to Wm.
Hays. 1-otK 5 and 6, block
39, Medford .'.
Sheriff to 0. Maeklem. trustee.
NE Sec. 25, Twp. 37 S. It. 1.
West -.
Elizabeth Ferguson to .1. H.
Hindi et ux. Part of lot 1,
block 2. Hair's addition to
Medford ;......:...,;
Jackson County to E. W. -,
Cooper. Lots 3 nnd 4, block
1, Sam's Valley ..;
May M.orrl3 e vir, Wuyland
Smith et ux. Lots 1, 2, and
3. block B. Talent
May Morris et vir to Louisa Lyle
et vir. Lots 7 nnd H and
West half lot 15, block B,
Talent
W. T. Bailey et ux to Charles
It, Bailey. Lota i and S,
100;
,10
65
10
10
10
' 20
t
100
1000
64
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It is significant tnat morn ,
than half the motorists of
"the Pacific Coast use Zerb
' lene for Correct Lubrica
tion, and the number is
, . growing Such wide-sp'reail
approval of Zerolene-ilt.'i
best recommendation to
. you. . ' 4'1 ' '
Get a Correct Lubrica
tion Chart , for-your. car.
Use Zerolene for. Correct
Lubrication. ; .
' STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California) ' " ;" '
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'CiaaTSaalaaMaJSMIMilMinl ITiraWI III ! all I"1" M,MT
MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE
? CAL'IFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR CHILD'S BOWELS
j Kvcn a sick eltjld lovos tho "fruity"
taste -of "California Fig Syrup." c If tlio
-little tongue is coated, or if your chiUt
ia liatli'ss, cross, feverish, full of cpldj or
has colity a teaspoon fill will never fail
J.o open tho bowels. In a few houre
you can soc for yoursolE liow thoroughly
it woil all the constipation poiaon.'sour
bile mid wuste'frum, tlio lender, little
towels find gives you a well, playful
child again.
Millions of niolhera keep "California
Pig Syrup" handy. They Know a tea
spoo,nful today . saves a aick child to
morrow. ApIc your' druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has direc
tions. for bahis and children of all aftcs
printed on bntlle. Inthcr! You must
hy "Cfilifom'a" or you may get an iini
tation iig syru). -.
TOO CAM GET HrbT ANY
OLD THIN Q Al M08T ANY
OLD TIKE AT DX VOX'S
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HOTEL
"ilOUSE OF CHEER'
ALPER AT IOTH STKF.KT,
I'OHTl.A.Ml..OKKGON.
All the OreRon. electric para ton .
uiexcelled. V strive to piraae !
'tates $ 1.50 arid up. With batbj
J2.00 and up.' Our dialog room U
ery popular, and our bunlnei msn'i !
luncheon,, and our recular anrl Run.1
day -l-onera are not equalled elae
Whar. at our price. Opposite Oid
WotiUian & King's big more.
Jf, C, CtLDEKTSON. Propnetot
ASK FOR-
.. .. -'i ti-.i :t- '..tv-.V
Genuine
at your grocer
Pure and Whnlescme arid Made Willi Milk
: jdfeal-Areolae
HOT WATER HEATING .
For Homes and Stores ' 4
Installation co3ts no more than furnace heat.
Phone or write for information. '".'.''--
Of all the services rendered to the modern .
home, there is none which pays for itself
more quickly or more surely than the service
of the Steamfitter and Plumber. '
''Wm. A. Aitkert ;
28 N. Grape ' Phone 162-J
WRITE. 7-
The Salem Nursery Company
v 428 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Oregon. , '- , -
If Needing First Class Stock In'
Fruit and Ornamental Tres, V '
' and Plants , - .
for Fall Delivery
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