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AfRDFORD MAT., TKTRTTm MRTFOT?T. OTHWOX. FRTDAY. OfTOTiKTC 28. 1921 VAOE FfW Stationery See Our Window - EATON'S HIGHLAND LINEN All colors and styles The regular 75c box, now at our store, 50c HeaLH's Drug' Store The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. - Go To Church Sunday DISAGREEMENT iS PREDIGTED E DWARDS CAS E I'll to-S:30 today the jury iu the trial '"Anions the large delegation of Ash land Elks- here in attendance at the Elks lodge smoker last night were I'ruf. Irving Vlnlus, Secretary Thorn ton, A. C Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Thursdays urrivHl.s at the chy iiuty rump were an full'.tWK: J. A. (.iouilwin and family of Spokane, Wash., en Ktninger and ike Krldegur. I route to Lus Angeles; John Donahue Dr. E- B. Picliel delivered an inter- and tamily of bpukune. Wash., en. otinir and instructive address at the route south; A. ltobertx and son of public library yesterday afternoon on f DnuRlas. Idaho the peril of the prreat scourse cancen y ,;,,,"" ,a' :,u, in the United States. Many Medford ' "' women were present, the room being eu route south and . lift Barrett of l)es expeet to locate here. Of Interest to the "Home Builders " or james tamiiel Euwnrns cnargeuso crowuea tnai pari ui uie auuience We have . installed at our plant on wun selling intoxicating liquor nau not sat on ino stairs. i jforth Riverside avenue, machines for The Greatest Physician of Ail Is Pure Blood When the Foods You Eat No Longer Seem to Do You Any Good Look For the Danger Signals Which Denote Waste Products In The Blood. 'HI-QUALITY' 'LO-PRICES' AR- WE ANNOUNCE THE RIVAL OF CRISP, NEW STYLES IN PUMPS, OXFORDS AND BOOTS FOR WOMEN. WE WILL OFFER THESE NEW STYLES AT PRICES CORRESPONDING ; WITH THE LOW PRICE WE BOUGHT THEM AT. IT IS OUR AIM TO GIVE OUR PATRONS EVERY ADVAN TAGE IN QUALITY AND LOWER PRICES AND WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE NOT LOADED UP WITH A LOT OF SHELF WORN OUT OF DATE FOOTWEAR 521. . North "Those Cozy Felt House Slippers Are Here" October 30 is .Go To Church Sunday. I St H xidiHiiimmmtH mm --- -- '" .'' ' J.',';-' " ' 1 1 ' ' ',1 NOTICE The State and National Banking Laws under Which we cooperate provide as follows: "No offi cer or employee of any bank shall pay or charge to the account of any depositor any check of such de positor where there are not sufficient funds om de posit to the credit of the drawer of the check to meet the same." In accord with these regulations, effective No vember 1, 1921, the Clearing House Banks of Med ford will refuse to" pay overdrafts. ; . FARMERS & FRUIT GROWERS BANK, 'FIRST NATIONAL BANK, JACKSON COUNTY BANK, MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK. reported, after 6 hours deliberation. I The general impression around the court house was-there would be a dis j agreement. I Court Ciives Instructions The instructions of the court were : given to tile jury this morning upon the reconvening of court in the trial of. James (Shine) Edwards, charged jwith selling of intoxicating liquor, j The court explained to the Jury that the reason he had excused them yes terday afternoon at the conclusion of the arguments on both sides, was to give them a day for the deliberation of the case, as he did not consider it proper to keep a jury up all night for their deliberations. The court instructed the jury to bo guided solely by the evidence as given by the witnesses from the stand, and the law as given to them by the court, and to ignore In their deliberations the comments and legal opinions of counsel. The instructions set forth that the only issue in the case, was the sale of liquor by the' defendant, as charg ed in the indictment on the eighth day, of AugiiBt and that they must find the defendant guilty beyond reasonable) dougt. The court then gave the Jury, the legal definition of "reasonable doubt."' The court cautioned the jury that they should not in any. way destroy the evidence, but that, they might, in vestigate the contents of the, bottles by breaking the seals, if they so de sired. Violation of this rule, the court informed, would be contempt, of court, and would work a hardship on the state in the event of a retrial. The jury Was then escorted to the Jury room, and began Its delibera tions at 9:30 o'clock. Asks. Jury Probo . The closing arguments in the trial of James (Shine) Edwards were made Thursday afternoon by Attorney Gus Newbury for the defense, and by Dis trict Attorney Rawles Moore for the state. Considerable bitterness crop ped. out in the debates, the defense at torney castigating in vitriolic lan guaguage, the chief witness for the state, A. 13. Gates. The methods of the state in employing hiredi detec tives to procure evidence was. as sailed, and the charge made that the state of Oregon "prostituted itself by "using such tactics." Attorney Newbury said he "de manded, and. insisted upon a: grand Jury investigation of the expenditure of county money, whether it was. au thorized by the county sheriff, the Prosecutor, or the county court, in bringing in outsiders to. indttce men to commit crime".. ! "In my 20 years of experience be fore, this court, I have seen hundreds of liars take the witness stund, but in all my experience, I never saw or heard, so lle, so. licentious, so laciv ious a witness as this fellow Gates. 'If. L wanted to accurately describe him I would, have to take you outdoors, where no woman could hear, and then there-are not enough words in all-the dictionaries in the world to do the subject justice." District Attorney Moore In his clos ing address said there was but one issue involved, did the defendant sell liquor as charged, on the-eighth, day of August, to the state's witness. He. vigorously resented the imputation of the defense that he had "been un fair." ... ::i!iiiiiililiiillliiiliillililllllllllliliil Special at the Colonial Jersey Coats $5.50 Saturday Only j GO TO CHURCH SIX DAY, OCTOKER 30. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM 0IITUARV COY Clark Westerly Coy, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coy of Eagle Point,. Ore., died at Sacred Heart hos pital, October 27th, aged one year and 13 days, from obstruction of the, bowels. The child was brought to: Medford last Wednesday for treat ment. The funeral service will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Sat urday at 1:30 p. m. Interment in the Central Point cemetery. One Price Shoe Sale at The Hub Saturday, Oct. 2ttlt. Dozens of good I shoes for women in all regular sizes, all at one price, $3.50 per pair. 1SS Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point Saturday. 1SS Application has been made with tho state engineer at Salem by F. T. Law rence and D. It. Eton of Gold Hill, water from Bear Gulch spring, tribu tary to Rogue river, for domestic water supply and for Irrigation of a 10 acre tract in Jackson county, at a cost of $400. Tub Hub will give a one day sale on coats and suits. The shipment ar rived today and must be sold In one day, Saturday of this week at The Hub. 1ST The Hard Time dance at Jackson ville Friday night Alford's Imperial orchestra. Chicken supper. Everybody has a good time at J'vllle. 188 Miss Maxine Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Johnson of Gold Hill, and Dr. C A. Hurley were united in marriage on Oct. 15th at Salem and will make their home in Portland. The uride is well known in Medford and the valley, and is a graduate of the Gold Hill high school. Sauitnr)',Heauty Shop are now show lug .local models in window. 193 Expert autQ washing and polishing, motor flushing and top dressing. New management, at Hittson's Oarage. 211 T, W. Johnston, a service station salesman forthe local branch of the Standard Oil Co., returned yesterday from a several weeks vacation. Women's shoe sale at The Hub Sat urday. Shoes for. every woman, all regular sizes, all at one price, $3.50 per pair Saturday at The Hub. 188 Pirst-claBS 30x3 Mi tires $13.50. Med ford Vuloanlzing Works. 189' Mr. and Mrs. Royal Ilrown were Medford visitors yesterday. Mr. Drown attended last night's meeting of the Elks lodge. Coat and suit snle for one day at The Huh,.. Saturday: Received today late shipment of women's coats and suits, all garments must be sold- in one day, every garment a late model and will be 'placed on sale for one day, Saturday of. this week. 187 . When In need of sash and doors, oall Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 H. Main St. . Word comes from headquarters of the Oregon State Teachers association that already Mulheur, Harney, Luke, Klamath and Jackson counties have named ,G. W. Ager, former superintendent of schools in Jackson county, for coming vice-president of the state association. ; . Dig shoe sale at. The Hub, one day Saturday of this week.. Dozens of godd shoes for women, all sizes will bo on sale at ona- price, . $8.50 per. pair. Re here Saturday, your size is here. 188 ; The north, bound, passenger trains, were late again this forenoon due to a freight wreck near Dunsniuir. , Firemen's ball Friday night at Jack sonville Alford's Imperial orchestra. .Chicken supper. . A- good combination. - 188 The public schools were, adjourned, for the day at 3:15 TJuircday. after noon in order to give the teachers an opportunity to hear Dr. C. A. Picket's.. lecture on cancer at the public library. De sure and notice the latest thing in children's -.. hair dress.. Sanitary Beauty Shop. . , 193 Kenneth Hodgman, district state highway, engineer arrived; home this forenoon front. Portland where he at tended the meeting of the state high way commission. ' Bert's famous chin coo carne. Gush er Cafe. .. , The University of California football team accompanied by. a large number of rooters passed through the city last evening, enroute to Portland where they play the University, of Washing ton team, tomorrow afternoon. . . . manufacturing hollow concrete build ing tile and cement roofing tile, French pattern. Call and see our products. MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION' CO. 1SS WILSON'S HEALTH BETTER THAN FOR SEVERAL YEARS "I oat better, slep fcet.cr, work bet ter ami feet better than I have in years und from now on Tanlne is tho only medicine for me," tmidJ. O. Wilson, 100 North Seventeenth St., Portland, Ore., employed m the Inde pendent Iron Foundry. "Stomach trouble wag tho rurst of my life and 1 could n't eat anything, but what would sour and ferment in my stomach. I bad awful sick head aches and dizzy spells at times, and my back hurt me so right over my kidneys I couldn't sleep much niKht. "Tanlao has made n new man out ot mo and 1 haven't a sign of my old trouble. I nut twenty pounds heavier nnd never felt better in my life; My advice to people with stomach trouble is to los no time in Renins Tan lac it certainly does tho work." Tan Ic and Tanlao- Vegetable- Pills are sold by th "West Side Fnvmaey, and by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. FOOTS How to Clear Your Blood of Waste Products. The blood is the means by which all the tissues of the body are directly or indirectly nourished, lou will at once realize that unless the blood is pure, some part of the body will soon become diseased. Waste products in the blood are an element of danger. Ninety per cent of the people "below par" ore suffer- g with waste products in the blood. When your blood is loaded with wast products, you become weak, nervous, irritable and easily upset. Other symptoms nre pimplea, boils or some' other skin disorder; loss of weight: and probably rheumatism. Your blood is your fountain source of energy therefore keep your blood rich and pure. For over 50 years, thousands and thousands of men and women have relied on S. S. S. to clear their blood of waste products. ' S. S. S. will im prove the quality of your blood by re lieving you of the waste products which cause impoverished blood and its allied troubles skin disorders, rheumatism and a lowered vitality. The same qualities which give S. S. S. its beneficial effect in clearing your blood of waste products make it extremely desirable for keeping your blood in good condition. Get S. S. S. at your druggist. Be ware of substitutes. Write Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., D-719 S. S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. for special medical advice (with out charge). He is helping people every day to regain their health and strength. Aak him to scud you his illustrated booklet, "Facts About the Khod" free. S. S. S. is sold by all drutr store. Ona' month of Reduction Sole, Now is the time to load, up for winter. You can buy for less here 13 cont nackuuo Crackers 12u 85ccnt package Cracker UHr Bulk Crackers by iio.x, lb lite. itulk (iiiihum Crackers ..Hie Finn Hulk Cookies, mm ml 20c While they last. Ciiiuly Kisses.. ..'c Canned lhiinpkin 10c fimncfl Corn 2 for 25c Canned Saetir Kraut.. .18 (or 25c Ciilinel SiilnuVn, can 12c Hipu Olives 20c rVlu, !t1- !'. CI 13 711 county!. Snowdrift VU 40c, 00c mid $1.75 Nhortoiiliitf 75c and $1.50 T'lird" '. ..$1.00 and ljtl.00 Kelloggs Corn Flukes....: 12c Cocoa, pound ..!5c Kncoro i'nnruko Flour 27c Olympic Pancake Flour 24c Olympic) Wheat Jlearts :....:.25c Mothers Aluminum Outs... 117c H. O. Oats 18c Grape. Nuts 18c Clicoso 30c FOTJTS ' GROCERY has taken the lead in GOOD QUALITY of GROCERIES and LOW PRICES for five years. Do not miss the last month for us in Medford: Medford Greenhouses CUT FLOWERS FLORAL. DESIGNS PLAHTS AND FERNS Flowers by Wire- Anywhere Any Time MADDOX & B0NNEY 1003 E. Main l'Uoue S74- Yu Deliver.' ARTISTO STONE GO, Tou can appreciata. only by calling at our factory the many things of h.onlv and value, w have to offer In art stone pnoducts, Marble Lumber. Maraxzo. Scagllol,. rerraixa, Modeling and Plaster Decorations. Mantels, Floor Tils, Baae, Wainscot, Table Tops, Lawn Furniture, etc, ready made cement sidewalks. 137 North Fir Street Medford . IT'S TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE WITH THE SEASON . AND OUR MUNSING UNDERWEAR PLEASES AND FITS t EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Market News Livestock PORTLAND, Ore,, Oct. 28. Cattle steady;, receipts 90. Hogs steady.; re ceipts 78. Sheep steady; receipt's 338. Butter PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 28. Butter steady. Extra cubes 43c; undergrade 0o; cartons 48o; prints 47c. Butterfat, No. 1 churning cream 47&48c f.o.b. Portland; undergrade 44 45c. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. nutter unchanged. Eggs, extras 6&M;C; extra pullets. ai-4c; under-sized pullets No. 1 41V4C. Cheese, California flat fancy 29V4c; California young Americas fancy 29c. Dressed turkeys 60 52c. Vegetables unchanged. Fresh Milk 10c a quart Phone 25-R-2 Campbell & Goold ..Dairy . Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 28. Wheat: Hard white $1.05; soft whitewhite club, hard winter $1.03; northern spring $1.03; red Walla 98c. Today's car. rcceipts-r-Wheat 155; I barley 3; flour 6; oats 3; hay 12. M.M. Dept. Store A. F. & A. M. Special communication, Med ford I,odge 103, Friday even ing( Oct. 28, at 7:30 p. m. Work and examination. 188 L. li, .WILLIAMS, gocy, HALLOWE'EN NOVELTIES Large assortment , of all the good things Medford Book Store . 34 N. Central (in To Church Sunrtny MAIL YOUR FILMS to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 Enst Main St. Bedford WT IUOE IVA T' Millions of Housewives by more Chefs by more Railroads by more Restaurants and by more Hotels than any other Brand C ALL " FOR CALUMET It's moderate ui now' in once never fails A pound can of Calumet contains' full 16 02. Some baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure you' get'a pound when you wSht 16 v. S ,- 3 OFFICE MANAGER WANTFft new classes start Tuesday;-nov. 1: DAY OR NIGHT V PAINTING Vc paper hanging ; . . : tintingV;;'; Interior Decorating in.ali ita branches.; , v.' '. .. ' PIANOS ' Eefinished and. Polished FURNITURE . Finishing, - Polishing and - - :. Repairing All Work Guaranteed. . ; Estimates Cheerfully Given. City Auto Paint Worki 28 North Bartlett , -; v Phone 754-J WEEKS-CONGER CO Fantril Directors SEWARD HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" ALDER ATI 10TH STREET, PORTLAND, "OREGON. All thfl Oregon elocino cars stop al unexcelled. We strive to please Rates 1.50 and up. With batb 12.00 and up. Our dining room li very popular, and our business mnn't luncbeon, and our regular ana oun day dinners are not equalled else where at our price. Opposite Old Wottinan ft King's big 'store. JK, O, CULBKiltaON. Jfroprletoi, rZ-X" H II. ; Set. For the Children's Supped there's nothlnB like Bread with mllM. Oive the kiddies food thut mlr Isfy their nppetites; food that will 'dl (tcHt easily; substantial food that build up their llttlo bodies. ' : r Bitnd is that kind of food. '. ; Activo days- Dreamless Nights! s These are nature's priceless gifts to children who eat. - ." Hread is your Best Food Eat more of it. - . : NUT-BROWN BREAD tho nroml that Builds PEERLESS BAKERY Ask your dealer tor NUT BROWS BKUAD . ' 1.
