xrEwrcmn matt; TnTr.rF!." medfothi. wiFjow wf.tnttxy." yomnreir 'iffll.
FA OF, Fjoirr
IPIQH RlllUNfl s
imun iiiui nnu :
than fifty tjtsiou.sly wouudtJ in
h ratals. i
BOMB FIRST OAY
ULSTERREGIME
Age Old Rancor Between Sinn
Fein and Nationalists Cause
13 Deaths, 50 Hurt Lloyd
George Meets With Sinn
Fein Prisoners Try Break.
LONDON. Nov. (Hy Associate!
I'rpsii.) Dispatches f the I..iuL:n
press from Helliist place the blame fr
tho riutius there, tc-oinlint; tu the
sympathy of the respective, news
papers. However, while It seems estaij
llshed that the Sinn Teiners were re
Rpcnsi'ile for the bmistjinK of a Iran:
ear full of shipyard workers late in the
afternoon anil the consequent death. n
three persons and injuiT to thirty, ac
counts of the (liFonleis swwsi that
the aKsressUm wa.-i reciprocal and due
to the ever cxistiim ranc:ir hetween
the nationalists and Orangemen.
The total casualties up to midnisht
stood at thirteen persons dead with
i.OXIKl.V. Nov. I' I. (Hy Associated
i'-- i lO wresentatives nf the sov-evv.-.A
at an ! tl'e Sum Kein met in
tv-i' r.int .-tre-.'t today, l'rimi- -Minister
I.!.-; d lie :ve, Visea'.'.nt Birkenhead.
;.i-,l chancellor, rn.-t Arthur Grit
: ih and Michael Col-ins. fie Dai'
K:: ar.n 4le!ej;.ttes who' were accom
: a-.:e 1 M tV.e prime ininisterV official
:;( by Kumonn J. Dupau. The
.--.m ornrr.t r.t at today's conference put
:e: :e the Sinn Kein varans alteraa
t:e i :oi'sa!ii for tneetir.i; L'lster's l.
i.cti'in t- the prop-ised all-Ireland
' ; a. liair.ent as well as a sufrirestion
, that l ister be left temporarily as she
is while the rest of Ireland receives
fiscal autonomy, which would inahe its
taxation b ss titan that of I'lster.
The S::tn Kein puWicity department,
'however, declares the I .'ail Kireann
.can ins'tit ti none of these plans.
' The Sinn Kein objects strongly to any
i lit-os-f'sal w hich would leave I'lster or
: any part of it. ciuide the Irish sys
: ten:.
flr-ter would only discuss an all
I Ireland parliainent, it is declared, on
the r-n litioti that til" six counties had
in ruch a parliament the same repre
sentation as tli- remaining
Hies.
DODGING CATTLE,
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Conn-
I
OAI.WAY. Ireland. Nov. L'3 Illy
i Associated Press, l Korty political
i ris'intTS confined in the prison here
jruslio-1 tile warders today while a fire
(Of unknown origin was blazing in two
sections of the structure. The men
I seized the keys and barricaded them-
selves w ith six warders in another
t part of the prison.
CHARLE
REV. KOEHLER OF
ASHLAND SPEAKS
.Mr. and Mr?. T. V. Nelson and L.
OaskiM of Spokane. Wash., narrowly
(scaped serious injury yesterday af
ternoon when the Klgin Six tottrliiK
cur in which they were touring over
turned. The accident occurred on
this Bide of I.'larkwell hill on the I'tt
cific hifthway. The automobile party
'.van murine south and .Mrs. Nelson,
i' is understood was driving the car.
The car met a herd of cattle on the
hichway and in endeavoring to turn
out the car skidded m some clay
which has been scattered over the
pavement as a result of drainage
work alonK the side of the road and
overturned. .Mrs. Nelson extricated
her.-elf iroin the overturned car but
the two men were unable to free
themselves aid remained under the
car until a man i:i u waRon arrived
and assist! i Mrs. Nelson in fieeii:
theni. The party rauKht the south
bound Koseburc-.Medfonl stage and
e, re brought to Dr. Sweer:ey's offices
hi this city where the injuries of .Mr.
Nelson were attended to. .Mr. Nelson
suffered a broken nose and a cut in
his lower lip which penetrated to the
Kitm in addition to other lesions
about the face and head. .Mrs. Nelson
and Mr. C.askill escaped with slight
injury.
The party are guest.! at the hotel
Holland and will .remain In this city
for a few days pending Mr. Nelson's
recovery.
NOW PLAYING
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"TWO
MINUTE
TO GO"
His swiftest, snappii'si j'liiy
a eolU'jfe footlinll ro
manco !
'BETTY" on the
Wurlitzer
Buster Keaton Comedy
ltev. C Koehler of Ashland was
the speaker at today's Korum lunch-1
eon which was held at the Hotel
Holland, ltev. Koehler's theme was.
"The Kour Square Citizen." The re-1
fiUiromcnts of such a citizen were
enumerated and described in detail;
by the speaker w hose address was full ;
of practical suggestions. He praised1
the w ork of the Medford Chamber cf j
Commerce and expressed the opinion j
that one of the prime requisites-of a
poo;! citizen was an interest in the
constructive organizations of his com
munity, lie also stated that the av
erage citizen did not take enough In
terest in the cducutlonnl institutions
ot the community and that athletics
end social activities absorbed a great
deal of time In the High schools of
thn present day which should he de-
' voted to the development of the in
tt llect. This latter subject was
dwelt upon at length with fervor.
.lames Taylor was Initiated to the
honorary order of the "Two Tools"
and blew the horn which was pre-
: sented to hint as specified. He ap
pointed .1. V. Wakefield as his suc
cessor on the membership commit
tee. Hev. Lawrence ncted as chairman
of the. meeting and Secretary Kroh
hach led the songs in tho absence of
1). K. Millard, the official sons lead
er. A special musical number was ren
dered by Mrs. Carl Knupp and Mrs.
liny Childors.
All parties interested in dairying
are requested to meet at the public
library Saturday. November 26th, at
1:30 p. m. Many subjects of Impor
tance to the dairy industry will be
discussed.
It will be decided at this meeting
whether or not more dairy cows will
be brought into the county. All per
sons wishing to purchase cows should
attend and leave orders. All Cow
Testing association members are
especially urged to attend.
NEW YtlltK, Nov. 23. Hearings
on proposed amendments' on exist
ing1 regulations governing the expor
tation of intoxicating liquor will bc
hebl here next Tuesday. The pro
posed amendments, it was explained
today at prohibition headquarters
are designed to tighten up on ship
ments of liquor and alcohol across
the Canadian border In line with the
"gentlemen's agreement" recently
ratified by Canadian and American
officials.
PATHE NEWS
NK.W SHOW SATUSDAY
"THE HUNCH"
A clean, crisp, clever nuncily
Willi
GARETH HUGHES
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
INDIGESTION)
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
I 25$ end 75t Packages Everywhere
Sport Flashes
IU: Tt K KL.E Y. Cul.. Nov. 23.
Fur Wf.sierii inter-eolU'Riuw athlotir
Hehethih'H for '2'2 will be announced
at 11 mcftiiiK of tho Pacific coast con
ference In Portland. Ore.. -Decemlier
10, it was announced at tho I'niwr-
sity of Caltfurnla today. Kootball.
track, haslii-tlmll and baseball events
are to bo discussed.
Ooaehes and managers will attend
from the six ronfcr.-n e schools. The
I'niverxity nf Southern California, it
la expected, may renew it.s application
for membership in the conference.
ST. T.oriS. Nov. Mike Oihhons
of St. Paul, will meet Annie Itatner.
of New York, in a ten-round decision
bout hero Peeember . They are
Tiliddbweiirhts.
The Thanksgiving Dinner Engagement
r- c. Mt r l: z. 1
Appearance
This is just a reminder that we have a
complete line of
Men's Furnishings
Suits and Overcoats
for the Winter season
HIRSH, WICKWIRE, MICHAEL
STERN & CO.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
KNOX, MALLORY HATS
Model Clothing Co.
S. T. Richardson, Prop. 126 E. Main St.
Store Closed All Day Thursday
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Mm -'M
til 33 r - " i . S
.mils, si.inv wir.iuii.M
1'lttt.liiirK, I'll.
"No mattt-r what I should say
about Tanlac, it wouldn't be balf good
enough." said Mr. Mary Wilbelm,
710 Mint Way, .South Hide, I'ittsburg,
I'a.
"I never dreamed it possible for a
medicine to restore me to the splen
did health I now enjoy. In fact. I
had almost resigned myself to being
an invalid, as 1 could see I was losing
weight and strength ewry day. un:l
no relief was in -sight. Kor thre"
years stomaeh trouble, headaches and
nervousness made my life miserable.
"The first bottle of Tanlac acted
almost like magic and it wasn't Ion,;
until I was so well and strong that I
could hardly realize I hail ever known
a siek day. I am like a different per
son In every way now. eating, sleep
ing, feeling and looking better than in
years."
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pllla
are sold by the M'est Hide Pharmacy,
and by leading druggists everywhere.
Auv.
T 7T 4
local m
Tuesday's arrivals at tho city auto
camp were as follows: Dr. and Mrs.
Wfllis Hall of Seattle, enrotite to Los
Angeles. ('. Owens of Trail, in for the
day. and .Mr. and -Mrs. K. C. Whitnack
of Corning, Calif., enroute to Puyallttp,
Wash.
Permanent wave expert here. Mrs.
Ib'lle Muggins, permanently located in
Portland, is here for a few days only
curling at The Sanitary Ileauty Shop.
My wave is not a. kinky curl but a soft
natural wave. Work guaranteed.
Work evenings and Sunday by ap
pointment.
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In order that the Independent Stage
line might better serve their patrons
on the Medford-Asltlaud run it will be
necessary to suspend service until Sat
urday during which timo more cars
will be secured and the regular cars
will Ih- improved. -II5
Dance at Helms' club house. Kings
bury Springs. Thanksgiving eve, Wed
nesday, Nov. Leedosu's 5-piece
orchestra. -1'-'
Leather topping outn: complete for
Kords on salo at $S. at Uusy Corner
Motor Co.
The Riverside Community cluh will
have their annual Thanksgiving din
ner Thursday. Four large turkeys are
being prepared for the occasion.
American Legion assembly Friday,
Nov. I'D. Dancing 9-1-. Everybody
invited. Tickets $1.00 the couple. L'10'
When In need of sash and doors, call
Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E.
Mnln St.
Stamped wearables for wee babies
and for tots up to 4 years. Handicraft
Shop-
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel
ItldS. Telephone .103-11. If
All schtH'l district officers must
hurry and get their school levy In the
county assessor's office by December
1 if the amount of money needed is to
lie included in the coming school levy.
The law requires that each district
have its levy on file with the county
assessor by the first of next month.
American l.eion assembly Friday,
Nov. Ha. Dancing P-li'. Everybody
invited. Tickets JU'O the couple. W
SpeciaJ scalp treatments, manicures,
shampoo, hair dying, etc.. given to
gentlemen from C to 0 o'clock Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Please make apiKiiutments. Phone
59.V.T. Sanitary Ileauty Shop. 1'IS
Whether your motor Is new or old,
whether it be a Ford or a Packard,
IV Luxe j iMons will increase your
power and d'-cr- tise your vibration, oil
and gas consumption. We guarantee
the above re.-uits. Riverside Garage.
I."
Trnest PeacV.y caxe in Monday
front tiie Dea l Indian country where
h" has i-'en engaged as forest ranger
for the summer. Mr. Peachy will join
his family at Medford tor a lime.
Ashland Tldiuss.
Hello' Thanksplvinc ball. Orth's
bail, Jaclifonville, Thursday, Nov.
I'ah. In. j t ri.il .".-piecp orchestra. Home
ovx'ked cats, li Mid hot coffee. 1"."
w. o. w.
Melf.-rd C.ir,.;i No. f" will hold a!
busincfs ti e,; the I. O. O. F. hall.!
Weiltu m1.iv t-wr.in. November -3. atj
i. m. T am members are re-j
ipiesteJ to be present.
-l'' A J. CUOSK, Committee.
P.r.-id ie
in India .'
indigo plan! is use 1 1
rtilii-'r lor tobac-1 1
I This Day of Thanksgiving if
us
we wli
Hhs a d;iv ,f T'nanks?iviii2: a day when nlU
,hould re.-ail I., mind the many things for whn'li
meiiivin soil liavc to in' iiiaiiKim,
. . i
and nioiv cHTiailv. those ot us win. Imd siieiter aim
eomi'on in this i-romisin- land of i-Icnty and oppor
tunity the Northwest.
behind us the niaivii 01 events lias budded threat
Ameri.'an institutions, founded upon American
ideals and consummated with that spirit of freedom
and liberty which came as a heritage from noble fore
fathers generations ago.
To realise this and revere it with solemn thank
fulness is the purpose of this day. And in living it.s
true spirit of thanksgiving, let us impress upon our
hearts' the fact that wc are the people of a great na
tion a nation which deserves to live as long as the
ideals, institutions and purposes of its people stand
for progress and accomplishment of work well done.
AVe are thankful to you for your patronage in the
past and hope our service and exceptional values
merit your future patronage.
Store will be closed all dav Thursday.
Golden Rule
Mercantile Co.
Paul's Electric Store
- Main at Central Phone 90
EAJ3Y PAYMENTS !
r
lW - Main at Central Phone 90
I Western Electric
I 'Washer anaWringcr !
1 in your homo, i
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fij ccnfai:oa m
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