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PAGE SEVEN Poor Girl to Wed Millionaire SUES Gifts That Last Gifts That Last I A POTATO BARREL 5TEDF0TID IfflE TRTHTTXE, STED'FO'RIJ. 'OREGON", THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1fl2f NEW YOUNGSTOWN YOLWGSTOWX, Ohio. Nov. 10. Mayor-elect OIch, elected Tuesday, started business here with a barrel of potatoes nnd n wheelbarrow. Now he has one of the largest food busi nesses in the city, conductinK a mar ket in a former theater on the pub lic square. ITis advertising methods frequently startled the city. Ho did not con fine his copy to the selling of pota toes and onions, but discussed almost every question of public importance. Mrs. Oles assisted the mayor-elect in his whirlwind campaign and ob servers assign to her much of the credit for its success. They inaugu rated a plan of political meetings for women, from which all men were ex cluded. At all meetings, Oles, who Bays he has tried to copy Billy Sun day, the evangelist, always rushed on the stage with arms in air, shouting 'here I am! Vote for Oles!" Mr. Oles has announced ho will ap point his safety director without con sulting the appointee. I As the hour draws near for the big smoker to be given by the Amer ican Legion at 3 o'clock tomorrow af ternoon in the Natatorium, the larg est crowd ever attending an enter tainment of this nature In Medford is assured. Hundreds of tickets have been ordered by out of town legion ers and others and the capacity of the house will be taxed to the full. So many requests have been made by ladies to be permitted to attend that the smoker committee has de cided to revoke its previous inten tion to permit men only, and will wel come the fair sex with assurance that nothing of an objectionable na ture will be staged. MOTHER! MOVE . CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Hurry mother! Even a sick child loves the "fruity" taste of "California Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open the bowels. .A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow; - If con stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember a good cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask tout druggist for genuine "Cali fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say "California" or you may get an iini tation fig syiup. r.. 4 'if - ! 1 A J .- The secret romance of Herbert Mel ville Harrimnn, capitalist and cousin of the late E. H. Harrimnn, and Miss Sallie Hunter, a Red Cross nurse, who lives with her parents In an East Side flat, was rovealed by intimate friends. Mrs. Oliver Harriman, a sister-in-law of the bridegroom, verified the en gagement and said she had received Miss Hunter at her home just before the young woman left for French Lick Springs, Ind. Mr. Harriman has been at the Indiana resort for several weeks, llefore her departure MiBS Hunter Invited a few of her friends to the homo of her parents... When Miss Hunter confided that she was about to start west to marry a millionaire everyone thought it was a joke. The marriage, a real love match, had its inception in the war period. Harriman, an army captain, met Miss Hunter while she was serving as a Red Cross nurse. They met again on their return to this country, but only casually. Sev eral montlis ago the young millionaire Charming little gift photographs in Olivetone and Browntone shades 3 a Dozen But you must have them made at once if you are going to mail any of them away. TUDIO Gift Photographs 217 E. Main "On the Ground Floor" Medford, Oro was taken ill. When the young women assigned tovcare for him asked for a relief nurse Miss Hunter was given the position. Harriman was pleased with tho selection and recovered health rapidly. When he was well again he went abroad, but before going ho pro posed marriage to Miss Hunter. She hesitated. On bis return several weeks ago he renewed his suit. She still re fused a final answer, and he went to French Lick Springs. From this re sort he kept up a constant stream of letters and telegrams to Miss Hunter, and she said, "Yes." Although with out wealth, or social position, Miss Hunter ha .-wen-many- friends by her charm and beauty. WAI.L.V WALLA, Wash., Nov. 10 The most unique case ever filed in the history of tho northwest, according to local attorneys, was instituted yester day at Pasco, Franklin county, Wash., by Mike Hoca In suing IiIb former part ner, John Edwards for $39 to cover the cost of attorney's fees ami costs which were paid by Hoca when the latter was recently arrested and fined $175 for having intoxicating liquor in his possession. Boca alleges in his complaint that ho and Edwards entered into an agree ment when they wont Into tho bootleg ging business that each partner would bo responsible for half of the costs In the event that the other partner was arrested. After Hoca's arrest, ho pleaded guilty and was fined, which together with his attorney foe amount ed to $19S. Half of this amount, Hoca alleges, should bo paid by Edwards according to a written agreement made prior to their entorlng into tho bootlegging business. Under the community proporty laws of Washington Mrs. Edwards is mado a parly to the suit. EDEN PRECINCT You Tell 'Em For the convenience of our patrons, we will remain Open All Night Armistice Night Storage, Gasoline, Oil, Grease, Washing and Storage, Battery Service. VALLEY GARAGE 30 N. Holly Phone 366 OCTOBER $170,515 SALEM, Ore., Nov. 10. Fire losses in Oregon for the month of October ag gregated a loss of $170,515, according to the monthly report of A. C. llarber, state fire marshal. The most impor tant losses in the state were: At linker, warehouse, elevator and contents $35,000; at Dandon, theater, lodge room and contents $15,000; at Junction City, store and part of con tents $13,000; at Medford, apartment house $30,000; at Union, planing mill $18,000. , . n The total number of fires was thirty. SPOKANE, Nov. 10. A man be lieved to be William Ity, a farmer, was found on an outlying street to day, with two bullet wounds in his body and suffLM-Ing from exposure. Chances for bis recovery are believed to bo slight. A cheap revolver was found near him and the ground showed signs of a struggle. Ills watch was missing and only a few cents were found in his pockets. Police said bis Injuries could not have been self-inflicted. U. S. Steel Tonnage Drops NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Tile monthly tonnage report of the United States Steel corimrntion, made public today, showed 4,286,82ft tons of unfilled or ders on hand October 31. This is a de cline from unfilled orders on Septem ber 30, which were 4.5C1.G70. USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF, PAIN LITTLE aches grow into biff pains unless warded off by an applica tion of Sloan's. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't fight long against Sloan's Liniment. Tor more than forty years Sloan's Liniment has helped thousands, the world over. V'ou won't be an excep. tion. Jt certainly does produce results. It penetrate irithnut rubbing. Keep this old family friend always handy for instant use. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. T -I -t 4 rk- I Pain's! XjXX lllliCl ll-Vervemv (By Mrs. Mary 0. Caroy.) Those from Fern Valley who wero hi Medford last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. George Alford and family, Mrs. Donna Graffis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson, and sons Carl and Don ald, Mrs. A. B. Ferns, Mr. and Mrs. George Drake, Mrs. Francis Drake. Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Corthell, will congratulate tho young couple upon the birth of an othor child, a boy, born not long ago at their homo at Corvallis, where they now live. Mrs. Corthell was formorly Miss Dcnzer. Mose Barkdall of Medford, loaded a car of apples at Vhoonix Monday and Tuesday, from tho Hargravo or chaTd, in North Talent. Tho packing Is being dono in the Allen barnshod; which has boen fitted up In first class shape as a packing liouVso. The Ladies' Aid of the Phoenix church wero having a sewing session at Mrs. Fred Furry's homo Tuoaday and there were a goodly number out Miss Elvia Woltors of Phoenix was doing trading in Medford last Satur day. Also Louie Colver, Mr. and Mrs Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Radcr. Mrs,- Reny Wells, .who hv tho- effi cient keeper of tho county farm, was buying supplies in Medford Saturday ' William High of Talont, took out a big load of groceries for Pollott'B store in Talent Saturday. Mrs. Marcie Robeson and her mother, Mrs. Coleman of Talont, wore visiting Mrs. 10. G. Coleman and fam ily, in Phoenix, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Evans of Grants Pass wero visiting Mrs. Evans parents, Mr and Mrs. High, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Crawford of Talent and Mr. and Mrs. B. N. French made a trip over to Jacksonville Sundny to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coloman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. French. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stancllffe wero at Medford Tuesday evening, at tending tho muslcalo, Robin Hood Also Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader wero down from Phoenix. Mrs. Colver Furry of Fern Valley was In Medford Monday of this wook doing trading. William -High of Talent, loft for Dorris, California, Wednesday, with a load of apples and to look after his Interests on his ranch in that local Ity. Mrs. John A. Gammll was taken to the Sanitarium at Ashland last Wednesday whero she nnderwont a most serious operation, under Dr Jurvls. For boiiio days it was though that she would not survive the ordeal but at this writing her relatives feel that she has a good chance to recover. Mrs. Gammll Is tho daughter of Mrs VV. V. Iluinum of tho Marlvlsta or chard, iear Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wild of Ash land were calling on Mr. and Mrs. J W. Fish, the late owners or the Rob erts garden ranch, on tho Pacific highway. Mr. and Mrs. Wild were new comers to the valley at about the samo time as that of Mr. and Mrs. Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Barnyburg of East Eden were visiting Mrs. llary- burg's mother, Mrs. T. J. Bell of Tal cnt, last Sunday. Mr. J. Fish was in Medford Wed nesday and brought out a load of mill feet for feeding his dairy cows. Mr. Fish Is getting a fine Jersey herd together on his newly purchased Garden ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Fish are both enthusiastic farmers, and take great pride in their live stock. Phoenix now has ono of the most up to date packing houses in tho val ley, there having lately beon. put In operation a first class grading ma chine; which greatly facilitates the work. Bert Stancllffe is in charge and has a big crew at work. Leghorns Still Lead PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 10. As a re sult of their laying yesterday, throo pens of hitc -I-ieghorn hens continue to maintain their lead in the special egg laving contest being held this week at the poultry show at Pacific nternatlonal Livestock exposition. The Pariflc walrus Is larger than that found In the Atlantic. CHRISTMAS Is Not Far Away It limy seem a little early to bo considering your Holiday wants, but it will soon be here and how pleased you will be to have your selection of Gifts all taken care of. Many of our customers are shopping now and we have put away their purchases until they arc ready for them. You want time to select such gifts and we are glad to show you and help you. AVe now have the largest stock of fine Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches in Southern Oregon. Include this fine store in your shopping programme. JOHNSON'S What Does Real Motor Economy Mean? If the Motor in your Car does not run smooth and knocks and overheats, it will burn more gasoline and have less power. It is economy in the long run to have it OVERHAULED AND REPAIRED at once, before it gets worse. Our Experienced Mechanics and Complete Repair Equipment Assures You the Best. FARMER BROTHERS 18 N. Grape "Where only experienced mechanics work on your car Medford First in Quality First in Price First in Reduction KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIR REDUCTION CORDS .20 FABRICS : 10 TUBES 10 to 20 Old Price New Price 32x3 Heavy Cord $36.60 $29.25 32x4 Heavy Cord 46.00 36.80 33x4 Heavy Cord 47.60 38.10 34x4 Heavy Cord 49.40 39.50 34x4i Heavy Cord , 55.40 44.30 35x5 Heavy Cord ' 68.00 54.40 McCuiston & McMurray Tires Supplies Vulcanizing Gas and Oils 27 South Front St. . Phono 95 I
