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INDIA AGITATORS
. LONDON'. Nov. Tin.-.- i,f tlu
most active of llie followers of Ohaiuli
the Independence leader in India,
have liccn removed from activity for
the time beinij by llie sentence nf two
years' imprisonment imposed at Kar
achi, India, of Mahomed .Mi. Sliaukat
' AH and Ur. Kitcltiew on charges of
sedition ami cuusinij dissatisfaction
anion? the troops.
According to information received
hero the All brot iters have been a
BOtnve of trouble to ihc IJritish kov
ornment in India for some years. They
. were interned in 1!'I5 on charges of
T hnvinK promoted sympathy for tile
kink's enemies in the war. Four years
later, in litlil. they were imprisoned
on charges of disloyally in tin Afghan
war, but were released after about six
j minths' imprisonment, under a royal
proclamation of clemency toward po
litical prisoners at the time of the
passim; of the India Keform act.
N It is claimed that they at once re
newed their activity against the gov
ernment. -Mahomed Ali was selected
f leader nf the Caliphate delegation,
which came to London last year and
was granted interviews by the prime
minister.
On returning to India, it is charged
that he prompted the migration of
pious Mussulmans from India to
Afghanistan, which left their homes
In' the, frontier provinces of India, but
- soon returned after suffering severo
' hardships in Afghanistan.
fThe government charged that the
; All brothers were in close assoela
I tlon with Ghaiuli and moved up and
down the country conducting a cani
:. P!lgn of miii-co-oponition and made
constant appeal to the militant fervor
of their co-rcligionlsts.
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LONDON. Nov. 22. Illy Associated
Press.) The bethrothal or Princess
Mary, only daughter of King George
anjd Queen Mary, to Viscount Lascel
les was announced this evening.
FORGED FRENCH
b BONDS ARE FOUND
; NEW YOKK, Nov. 22. The New
T York slock exchange today issued a
general notice of the existence CI',
tnrged temporary certificate.-, cf .1. !
I. Morgan anil company for the!
V" renin repiililic 7 Vi per cent twenty!
'ar external loan bonds Uuu l:4i.i
A p.e!i!ber of the Morgan firm la'n-1
sii! the forgery was discovered about i
boon and a warning was iuime.'iato! .'
:ei;t to ad institutions concerned.
FUND FOR BAPTIST
CHURCH $26?083
ft ViivSM M
llw. F. H. Leach announced Sumfay
morning that tin funns for llie n"v
Haptlst church hud ni'n ii during the
woek in an encouraging way. The
amount in hand now is $2f,os:!. The
popularity of the enterprise is seen
when it is known that the above sum
does not represent a few large dona
tions, but gilts from ISO contributors.
Nearly every family in the church lias
made some pledge, and over forty per-i
sons not connected with the church
it
V' ixay rt
ivoj-imLr.es To Go
Playing at the Page Theatre this week.
IocalBtieis
Attorney 1C. II. Hind on hU trio east
stopped over for a day with his sot:
Joe. who is a student at Stanford,
ami witnessed the great annual event,
the Stanford-California football game
The large new stadium with sealing
capacity of lin.ooo was crowded ami
Mr. liunl writes that ' Stanford unyt
played u line game against great mldi
playing tin even game except
scores."
Jackson rarent-Teachor circle will
have home cooking at public market
tomorrow. 21''.'
Until I ipc. 1st, subscriptions foi
Harper's llnzaar will be taken foi
l.r.o for t: tno. Medfortl Cigar Co. 211'
The high school will hold a before
Thanksgiving day ass.Muhly tomorrow
afternoon to he addressed by one ol
the city pastors, and assemblies wtl
also he held In a number of school
rooms in the grade buildings.
Thanksgiving dance in the new hall
of the Odd Fellows at Hold Hill Tluirs
UiJ . ! .
I'. .1. Lynch who is in charge of tin'
drilling operations for the Southern
Oregon Kxploration .Co.. left this mor
ning for his home in Seattle where he
tvjll spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr. Lynch expects to retain uh mil the
first tit' December.
Muttons covered at Deuel's Art De
partment. The barber shops of the city will be
losed all day Thanksgiving, but wili
remain open until S or ! o'clock tomor-j
:ow night.
day night. Supper served by the He
bekaliK Music, bv .Roberts orchestra
The consulting architect of New York1 .' ." ' "... ' ', .... , ',.,,. l0f Med ford 2t
. . . .was ill in her lite, was made loda;. o ."o-imm. -i
-.uy is woiftiiig on ine plans, 11110 ex
had eared for
had
Mis. A. M. l''ox. who said she was the
poets to visit Medford some time in Kri's foster mother. The deposition
December when ho will make a per-jWils made at the request of prosecut
sonal study of the situation. The jng officials from San I'rancisco and
architect Is working to give the llap-iwill be used in Arburklc's trial, it
lists and people of Medford a building was stated.
which ii'Ol rnncnt , !,,. ,.,.- M l'S. FoX SllUl sllC
.i ii.,.. r, .. .i, ......i.i .,i.i. ,r i Virginia all her life and that sh
, .' ,. ., .: never had any physical ailments or
church, which functions lor the pies- ji,,,,,..,.;,, v
oni tiny. 1 ne building committee is
not desirous of overbuilding, but seeks
to erect a church which w ill meet the ,
needs of the present and of the future
growm oi me cu.y. jvev. ,mi ieacu is j
letidtng the ciuirch along conservative
lines, and has the support of the entire
membership in this enterprise. The
new church will lie a substantial addi
tion to the city, when it is erected.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
ARBUCKLE ORGY TOLD JURORS
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Cnless last minute Injuries cause a
Big closing out sale on Indies' and
children's hats starting Nov. 10th
Sparta llldg., 11. 2, across the street
from Paso theater. Mrs. A. 13. Kochler
2U
C.uesti at the Hotel Medford incluiU
H. H. Welch of Burliiiganic, Calif.
Fred DcAugustlne of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wood of Seattle. Mr
and Mrs. W. C. ltichardson of Seaside
Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H
Whitniore and I1. P. Whitnioro o'
Salem.
' See the new Httpniohile. Clark
Motor Co., 127 N. Riverside. 21?
Splendid drive on new Crater I.akt
Highway to Trail, Nov. 211! 2u!l
In addition to C. M. Thomas being
the main speaker at the Grunts Pass
chamber of commerce forum yester-
(Continued from page one.)
Ilideaux said ho tested Miss
Rappe's strength. She appeared
healthy he said, mid was stronger
than most women he had instructed.
Harry J. .Boyle, assistant manager
of the Hotel St. Francis, was the next
witness. He testified to having been
called to Arhuckle's ruoms in the
hotel immediately after Miss Kappe
was supposed to have been injured
there, and of having questioned Ar-buckle.
change in the Medford high school's day, another Medford man featured
lineup she will. Thanksgiving "Rulnh P. Cowgill. project engineer ol
the Medford district, also present at
the luncheon, predicted that the gran
ite soils would some day hold tho pro
back and Uudy Hinder fullback. With I ""euou records oi uiu vauey aim noi
oontinuous practice this quartet has ' ed his own experience with a farm tic
developed and is working much more . veloped from the purest of granite,'
smoothly than the last time it was says the Grants Pass Courier. "His
for the first time this year, start a
game Willi full strength. In the
bnrkfield will be seen Payne and
l'rescott, hallbacks; liccnoy, ullartei
seen in action. Daily will be ready a;
any time to go in as a sub-back.
On the line Klchard Slngler will
start at end. He lias been out of t lie
game for more than a nionlh with an
injured shoulder, but has now reach
ed a complete recovery and much is
Arhuckle started to carry Miss expect ed of bini. Johnston will fill
ame
the other end. Tackl
Uanpe to another room on the
floor bill hniMimn nvhn listed nml lbivle ! Will be 'Mansfield and
guarns. .xorinvica an
Stewart at center
assisted him, he testified.
Al Semnaehcr, manager for Miss
Kanps, and a guest at tho party, wta
the next witness called.
CHICAGO. Nov.
that Virginia Kappe
lowing a parly in It
1. A deposition
, who died fol
oseoe Arbllckle's
yields of alfalfa were the best in the
upper valley districts, while veget
ables and fruits were equal to the
best. His farm had, in fact, become a
show place of the Medford district."
Buy pumpkin pies of Jackson school
tomorrow at public market. 2oit
To the Public: Do you realize il
there was no opposition on this line
Webster villi! what your prices would lie? If tho cut
First string subs was , lep ,ll0 )Ublic it seems as
inougsi it would nave been uono tieiort
any opposition was started. We have
at ihe start
Stoi kam:
I he game
if 2:45 p. in
j! I Ckarm of .? f
j 1 Motkerkood iW
THERE arc many
homes once child
less that now arc blessed
with healthy, happy chil
den, because Lydia: E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
m pound restored the
mother to a healthy, nor
mal physical condition.
The following letters
give the experience of
two young women and
prove the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in such cases.
Chiengrt, 111. "I was always tired, my head always ached, and my back
ached until I cnulil hardly stand tho pain. I doctored for years, and
the doctor said nothing but an oi:iation would help me', and that I could
not have children. A friend asked mc to try l.ydia K. J'inklmm'.s Vegetable
C'om)X)uud. I took nix bottles of it and ir, helped me wonderfully, and 1
now have a fine baby boy, thanks to what your medicine did for me in re
storing m health. I can highly recommend the Compound to all women
who sutler from female ills." Mrs. Wm. Ukiss, 'Mi Willow St., Chicago, 111.
Marinette, Wis. "I was in a very nervous condition, was irregular, and
could not have any children. I took doctor's medicine without suc
cess, anil he advised an operation.. Aly husband brought mo one of your
Ixioklets and asked me to try l.ydia K. l'iiikham's Vegetable Comjioiind.
I soon felt lienelitted by its use, liecame regular, and now we have a i'mn
baby girl after having been married nine years. I am always glad to recom
mend l.ydia E. I'inkhatn's Vegetable Compound to my 'riends who suffer
iwm 8uch troubles." Mrs. II. 15. Helh, o30 Jeffcrsoii St., 3Iarkit:tte, Wis.
These letters should induce oti;?rs to try
I? TV 1 U
ia rinKnams
IfedetaMe Compound
TM ' LYOlA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. TA
will be Daily, Dressier, t'Uaseock
Nicholson and Jackson. Ashland Is
?.'.i 1 t., u'i l.itl 4V..tK..II ...
Is often upset and .Medford is hoping s('1 reasonable prices all along tho line
4ir an unexpected surori.ie. i loni u person can mase ves uuu noi
w ill be callel jiroinptly , raise tomorrow. I an t you see thai
the prices will raise as soon as one
would quit? Patronize us, and we will
help you with good service and best
rates possible and keep them theme.
Independent Auto Stago. 209,
Presumably title to yesterday's in
clement weather there were no arri
vals at the city unto camp. This is
unusual as even in the worst weather
heretofore at least three or four arri
vals have, been listed.
New pantasote top and hack cur
tains complete for Fords. Price $S.15
at llusy Corner Motor Co.
Hemstitching
8c per yd.
Muttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Onnald Craddoek, a former residnnl
ol' thls city who has been visiting here
for the past ten days or two weeks
left last evening for Portland where
he is employed by the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Co. Me Intends
to return to this city for tho holidays.
Come to food stile at public market
tomorrow. Why cook when you can
buy delicious home baked pies, from
the Jackson Parent-Teacher circle?
i HI)!!"
Home cooked cats at Thanksgiving
dance at Jacksonville, Thiii'stlcy, Nov.
illh. 210
The rain of Sunday and Monday
forenoon has caused Hoi;ue river to
rise considerably. Prior to Sunday
the river was at a low stime and clear,
conducive to uood fishing conditions
and the stee!head and cutthroat lo
rise to the spoon.
Signature cuts for ads and letter
heads designed. II. Grey. Phone 1
. . 222
We fix 'cm. Crater Lake Automo
tive Co., 123-123 S. Front St.
llecause of the storm conditions in
the northern part of tho state and
especially because of the washing nut
of a bridge at Jefferson, all trains are
delayed both ways between here and
Portland. Passenger train due here at
H:05 daily did not reach the city until
1:30 tills afternoon. No. 53 due here
daily at 3: HI p. m. was chalked up this
morning as scheduled to arrive at
'1:15 p. m. No. 15 due here last nisht
at 10:311 was four hours late. lie
cause of wires being down In the Port
land vicinity there was practically no
direct telegraph service between here
and points far north. AM Medford
telegrams from and to tho north were
routed via San Francisco, Seattle and
Portland, cr vice versa.
Knights of Pythias dance Thanks
giving night. Nov. 21th, at Talisman
hall.' AM Knights and their ladies cor.
diiiiiy invited. 210
Pig dance! Jacksonville, Thursday,
Nov. 21th. Imperial 5-pleco orchestra.
210
Clyde (lardner. clerk at the Hotel
Medford, leaves tomorrow evening for
Salem where he will spend Thanksgiv
ing at his home in that city. Mr.
(ianiner will return Saturday to re
sume his duties at the local hostlery.
Home cooked eats at Thanksgiving
dance at Jackson, iile. Thursday, Nov.
J 1 1 ii. 210
Kilgar Wight, reliable jeweler,
OBITUARY
XKAI.UN 1'ied Saturday. Novem
ber I!'. Mis. S. .M. Nealon. widow of
the hue S. M. Nealon. Mary Avarllla
liw was born in llainsville. tleorla.
December 30. 1SG1. fame lo Oregon
with her husband and three children
in l.s;l, settling on the home pl.u c I
tl Table Kock. where they resided tor)
more than thirty-live years. Her,,
they reared a family of ten children.
ill of whom survive. Mrs. Nealon.
allhollKb afflicted and handicapped
with ill healdi for years was ale ays
known as a kind, charitable woman
llul loving mother.
She became a christian at the earlv
age of fourteen years uniting with the
Ilaptist church of llainsville, lloria.
She leaves to mourn her l.iss one
brother. T. C. Ijiw. and the fallowing
ons and daughters: Marion, Marry.
Itobert 1-:.. John, Mrs. Kanforl ltich
ardson. .Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Mrs. I.
W. Sage. Mrs. .1. M. Hodge. Katliei -in-
and Kva Nealon."
Kuneral arrangements are not yet
ompleted, but will be held al the
parlors of Weeks-Conger Co., prob
ably Wednesday at- 2 p. m. Itev.
.Millard officiating. . Interment will
tie in Central I'oint cemetery.
Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special Convocation
Tuesday, Nov. 22nd, 7 p.
in. M. M. and P. P. Oys
ter supper. Visitors wel
come. A. V. NOTH. Secy.
w. o. w.
Medford Camp No. 'JO. will hold a
business mooting the I. O. (). T. hall.
Wednesday evening, Novomber 23, at
7:30 p. in. Team members are re
quested to be present.
210 A. J. CllOSH. Committee.
NEW YOUK, iNov. 22. Mhertj
bonds closed: 3 Vi 's il."i.2t: first I's
D-1.00; second -I's il l. Ill); first 4 U '
95. 10; second -1 'h 115.00; third
4,4's nii.50; fourth -1 '4 's !.".. 1 S ; Vic
tory I H!l. NX Victory I :U !I!.nk.
GRIP
Fortify the system fen1, I
against Colds, Grip JT '
and Influenza hy i7") i
tak'ins! A I
Laxative JjL-'
Bnm& " !
nsa j
Quinine j
tablets I
which destroy germs, act as n
tunic lasniive, and hecp the sys
tem in condition to throw off
attacks of Colda. Grip and In-,
fluena. . ' :
B.e sure you get
The genuine bears this signature
V f wjw rf. -
Price 30c.
jAlts is hue for
' kidneys, quit meat
71 Mh the Kidneys at once when Baok
hurts or Bladder bothers-Meat
1 forms uric acid.
No man or woman who oats moat rffil
'nr)r enn make a inintnko by flushing
,hf kid nova ooc.mionii.lly, gays a vrJl
;nurn fliithority. Mf.it forma uric acid
rliiuli clogii the kidney porw o thpy
Impishly filter or Htrnin only part of
lie WiiHtij and prisons from the blood,
lien you pet nick. Nearly all rheuma
'Bm, hradiLchofl, liver trouhln, nervouiv
eop. ofintijiution, dizzineBS, sleeplcflanewi,
taril?r disorders come from sluggish kid-
The moment you ferl a dull ache in tha
kidneys or your back hurts, or if the
jrine ia rhmdy, olTensivc, full of seIi
meat, irrepiilar of psage or ntUnded
by a nnation of soaMing, got about four
ouitcs of Jad Salts from any reliable
.pharuitiey and take a Ublcanoonful in
a ri;wd oi water Orlorc Drcakliint for a
fc'f tlays and your kidneys will then act
fine. JliiB famous salt is made from
tho acid of prapes and lemnn jui, com
Kncd with lithia and has been used fur
pen era tin us to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also co neu
tralize the acida in urine bo it n lontrer
ennMrs irritation, tliua ending bladder Jia
or lira.
Jad Halts ia lucxpenfiive and cn--Ckot
injure; makoa a delightful etfor
ircaoent lithia-water drink which all reg
ular rr.Mt eat era should lake now and
then trj keep the kidneys clean and the
bl'joil pure, thereby avviding f-rivu4 ItiU
nev oomulicationa, '
mmmmmmmmmmim
nil is xi jd.
CoiTee
deserves careful
making. Properly
made you will have
a"Winning Cup."
PFCSAL SALE
LASTING 10 DAYS at
Casebeer & Hubbard
Cowley filock, Central Point.
t'2 inrh Dnytou IiIkIi top Shoos
Klk Ithiohoi- Work Shoes .
Dayton Itullroml Shn;s
Dnylon Knn'ish Custom lrcss Shos
Uiiylon l-'lno Ihvss Sliors
hayton Custom Hress Sliors, half I'nli.sli
Dayton Custom Dross Shoos, half Kulish
.Men's liil) Ovrralls
Men's Waist Overalls
.Mimi's Heavy Work Shirts
Men's I'nloii Suits
iMMccr I'niler Suits .'
Men's Work Hose
GROCERIES
tiohlcn West Coffee, ioiiinl i
(iohl Seal ,1'iclili'H (sour), pint Mason jar
tiold Soul Sliced Dills, pint .Mitson Jul'
(iold Seal Sweets, pint .Mason jar
Uoi-dcn's .Milk, hy case
I'rcfciTcd Stock l'lncapple (sliced) 1! 5a do.
tlood hulk Coffee - His itoc.
rii-feri'cd Slock (iratcd rincapple I.c per call.
1 III. can risco e
:t III. enn Ci isco 4 Mlc
(I Hi. can Ciisco SI. 20
Crystal While Soap 100 Inns $.1.:tll
Armors Corn l-'lukcs, pkn Oc
Ohio Blue Tip Mulches, carton j. t-lc
1'alin (dive Soap 12 llflrs $S.OI
Ki-rr's and Allicrs Cereals, pliK-i -'"'
I'ololocs, Xclli'd (.'cms, liy sack, 100 His ..92.30
PRICES OF FURNITURE HAVE FALLEN
Speeinl Marking During This Salo
HIGH PRICES HAVE DROPPED
See Oiir Slock Jlcforu Vim liny lOlsonhcro. Coino lOarly and (let
Vonr Choice.
Halo lie-ins 'J'lmrNilay, Xovcnilwr 17
$7.2."
$:i.oo
St. ar.
...Hi.-s.tiO
85.25
$5.00
SU.75
SI. 25
$1.25
;.75c
...j ...91.23
...cacli 03c
....tmir 13e
UHn
20c
20c
2Kc
93.70
9:1.00
Vcv can 20c
J)o,. $1.75
Savory Roasters
JUST ARRIVED
Steel enarneled and aluminum. Prices rang
ing from
85c to $5
Southern Oregon Hardware Co.
Sporting .Goods
Phone 300
203 West Main
v Among the Good Things
for Thanksgiving
count thiH non-8kitl Miller tire and
well-built Inner tulio. They will glvo
yon qnlto uh in nc It satisfaction us
tnikey, fruits and fine food. They
will make your car plcusurablo to
tide in, and make all rouds good
roads. The tire that intlkes every
day a holiday.
Haywood Tire Surgeons
w. i. iiimiiea :t:t . CmiKi
for stylish and
reliable Suits or
Overcoats, at
$40 to $55. See
me.
J 128 E, Main, Upstairs