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MEDFORD MAIL TIMr.TTN'E. Ar.rFOKI. OUEiiOX. TEESDAY. XOVEMIJEK 2D. !) 1
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OF LOOI ELUSIVE
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21). PoIK-e !
today were tscc-kinw .lolm Printer, al .
lcged to Imve born Uih slxili person
Involved in the recent holdup of the;
Liberty theatre here. The police a aid j
he had the major part of the I't. !
.Mrs. Paul Onl'.uchwk of Llnnton, '
v.ir taken Into custody by the police!
UH n material wfines.-i. They ullee
tho loot was divided at her home.
Verner Lynch who hold.-i a respon-1
m'bhi position with the Weed Lumber
company arrived here, from the Ciili
fornia lumber city in company with
bin brother, Jack Lynch to spend
ThankstfiviiiR with his my t her, Mrs.
Dora Lynch and sister. Miss Verda
Lynch, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Merrill O.- Iletts and youn;? son
of Cold Hill were guests of the for
mer's mother, .Mrs. J. W. Welch here
during the week.
Mrs. Mary Price
Thanksgiving with
of Med ford Kpent
friends in Central
Point.
Miss Mat? C. Johnson who Is Instruc
tor In tin; Table Pock school district
spout this week Willi her parents here
being unable to teach on account of
having to have some dental work
done.
Oscar Lowis who has served the j
public faithfully ami well here for the j
past year in his position as chief clerk
in the Theiss store resigned said posl-
tion here recently in order to accept a
better, place in a financial way in the
John Williams store in Jacksonville,
and begin work th'-re Monday morn
ing. The public here who enjoyed the
good service, tho courtesy antl (lit! fair
ness which Mr. Lewis always showed
them miss greatly his presence in the
Central Point business firm and regret
IWYou
Get Thin
To become slender
or reduce, your
weigc,implytiik8 I
those delightful
little Korein Tab.
, ule. as directed. No need to starve
. . yourself nnd no danger. The shadow
I partofthispictureshow8howfatnuk.es
some women look old nd ualy. It's
dangerous to be ovcrstout, ana so easy
to get thin, you should get a box of
' Korein Tabulcs and begin rcducingnowi .
Write for free book whli-h explains the ..fa end
e.tr Koieln eyatnn. ocnt pottpuij with n..n,
, testimonials. Adtlrrsi Kuiuu Co.. NM-itt.
Kt.tlon X. New York, R Y. TJ
KORHIN tubules arc dinpenaed In tills
- city by all good tlruiats including
HKATIL'K WUH. STOItK
CENTRAL POINT
" Werenot Satisfied'
Unless loi Ate
CITY CLEANING & DYING CO.
401 South Riverside
QUALITY, WORK,
Shoes Kcpairod AVhilo You Wait.
E. N. BIDEN, Prop.
When your
Duds
. Arc in our
Suds
you can bet, you'll )"
suits. It'itifiiili-!" wo spe
cialize on rough dry IVuily
watjh.
y American
Laundry Co.
2V S. Riverside. Phono 873;
' BUILD WITH !
Concrete !
Vi iuiuiiifii',Iiii-i'' ImiIIom' liiililfn
Tlln, Imllow 1IIm ks, I'.i irk mill ltonl-
I.ir Tile. I ivikIi rmirrns. S. .,in
hunnUm' filiiiis. IMitiuiIrs iunitli
Medford Coucrclc Construction Co.
ikf nlv his dcnarliue t . as h cinsi I
it-red, bftii-r business I'i!ds It will IV
tomi iiciwh to his many friends though
lit) h-ani lhat for the present his Iioiim-
-
is still located in Ontial Point, and it
may he that in the years to onie he
till HiH'iid his days here aain as well
as his nirhtrf.
W'ayinan Warner i si'-nt the past
ten days here lokiri; after husiiie;is
interests left fur his home iu Portland
Tuesday evening. Mr. Warner, and
familv may decide to return to f'Mi
tral Point to make their home in the
near future.
AlisK iiernie Pea 11 arrived here
from Kureka, Cal., Tuesday (t s;ien I
f Tlianl;sivin with her mothe-- !t:id
lister and other rrlatives antl her
ntany young friends in the community.
.Miss Peall will probably remain h"r'
1 1 ii i i I n ft it the Christmas holidays.
1 Mr. and Mrs. J-Yank U-uton and the
I Misses Klum of .U-dtonl wen union'.;
the Thanksgiving ouUiMown quests
here..
Kvaimelist tiforg lb rr.ard. . noted
song writer and preacher, of Califor
nia, closed a successful series of'
meetings here Monday evening. The
revival meetings were of a month's
duration and were greatly enjoyed by
all who attended. There were many
conversions, especially among the
younger people and the church mem-,
beiship was greatly increased thereby.
All Ihteresled in the meetings fuel that
gi'ent good has been accomplished and
that a part of CentraJ Point, at least
has been made better by them. The
services for the most part were well
attended und throughout much inter
est was manifest. The reverend gen
tlemen left the early part of the week
to conduct similar meetings elsewhere.
A baby boy made its appearance at
l,M " """ " M",r"w' "''
m,m Wri'-,h' "-' ,irHt "r w,'k itni
ny h;ou imp' arance greiiuy enrienen
and inerea.jed the treasures of the
house of Wright., The son of the popu
lar young principal of the Cent ml
Point high school, and his wife wiil
probably be christened Mnleulm Jr.
Mother and child are both doiUg well
am) father too is well antl proud.
Mrs. Vernon Hrophy and daughter
of Itoguclnuth. enjoyed a Thanksgiving
day visit with relatives in Central
Point.
The Kumninge sale given under the
inspires of the locul Kystein Star
organi.atiou last- Saturday was a bril
liant Hiieccsa. socially, financially, and
In every way. The articles donated
for sale by members of the lodge wen
put up for salt; by the most famous of
local auctioneers, George L. Xeale, by
name. Al! articles, somo useful, some
ornamental and sonic eatable, brought
good prices mid interest and fun ran
high as friends stood bide by side ami
with raised voices .triid to outbid one
another. At intervals, iu order that
they might get more strength and bet
ter video to bid, the sale enthusiasts
would seal llnunselvos at the tables
lined up near the walls and partake of
Phone 474
QUICK SERVICE
The Model
Boot Shop
21 S. Central
THE
COZY NOOK
DeVoe's Eastside Fountain
Is open for
Business in tho
SPARTA BUILDING
MEDFORD TENT AND
AWNING WORKS
Manufacturers
Awnings. Camp Outfits. We
make Auto Tups and eover
cushions.
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VM .No. lirH Si. .Moilloiil.
I'lmili' IMIII-li
NASH BARBER SHOP
Up-to-date Service.
Bowman & Noe, Props.
1
.some uf the delicious olice, sand
! wjchcb, doughnuts, pumpkin pie or
any good thing that they craved, that
thu ladies hud ready to sell them. A
great crowd was there all afternoon
'and the number included a great many
: out-of-town peojde. Kvery one ale.
j drank, bought and had fun. The pro
;ceeds of the sale was something in the
neighborhood of ninety dollars.
; ' Among the young Cen'ial Point
teachers arriving her from their var
ious schools in the rural dfstrpt'i to
'spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
( their parents weie the M fsnes Ger
trude Wiley, Lucille Myers, A:iene
liay, Mae Johnson arid lcah Parker.
Thanksgiving day was a very quiet
; day In Central Point. .Most people
stayed around their own firesides and
.enjoyed the day quietly with their im
- mediate families. In nearly every
household a t hi keu or turkey dinner
was served, and in some homes many
who hud long been absent from the old
ne.'t gathered there to celebrat" the
day antl be remmcd. A special dinner
'..of turkey ami cranberries ami all the
! good things was served at the local
hoarding house and was attended
! mostly by those people who had no
i home fires to cluster round and no
tnear relatives to make glad by their
j presence among them.
I The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
j Avarilla Xealon, widow of the late
jCapdiin .S. Al. Xealon which were held
j at the funeral parlors of Weeks and
! Conger in Med ford, Wednesday after
I noon, and interment which was made
j iu the Central Point cemetery, were
; largely attended by hosts of the Cen
jtral Point friends of the deceased and!
her family. The death of Mrs. Xealon
icajne as a distinct shock antl loss to
tile community. .Mrs. Xealon had been
.in failing health for some lime antl on
.that ace innt was unable to take part,
, antl be present In social gatherings,
but In all the good works and the
kindnesses which her husband, tho
Mate Cantain H. M. Xealon. known as
one of the most human ami the grand-,
est men of bis day, hers was recog-
i ii Used as the gnihling spirit and the1
I helping hand behind him that inspired
jam! helped him hi all that lie did.
Hers was a true and noble life antl the
ten children which survive her. good
j citizens, every me. are living monu-"
merits of the good which she accom-1
( pli.ihed. To all the children and
i especially to the three who are best
, known here having been in our midst
j more from their home in Table Hockw
; Mrs. San ford Itichardson, who has
i been prominent in church affairs hero
ftT some time. Miss Katherine Xealon,
the popular teacher of the fourth and
fifth giades in the local school, and to
.Miss Kva Xealon. popular young high
school student, Central Point extends
her most heartfelt sympathy.
Harry Lewis of Grants Pass visited
with his many friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Weiss of Medl'urd
who reaently purchased the property
owned by Mrs. Julia Owens here, have
ason,
Wholesale Grocers
Cig'ar Importers
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
If you want Medford to be a
patronize "LIVE WIRE" business firms and purchase goods made at home by "LIVE j
WIRE" factories.
MEDFORD
VULCANIZING
WORKS
Carl Fichtner, Prop.
Vulcanizing mid retreading.
Full line Michelin and
Diamond Tires.
Phone 451 -J. .5 N. Fir St.
Something Delicious
Call for
Rogue River
Special -
Manufactured by
Medford Candy Co.
ROGUE VALLEY
MILLING CO.
Loading lirands
VILMO :: HARMONY
Medford, Oregon
, t
.moved their hous drd 1 g-ods here and
.will s-'ou be (,'O'iii jriabIy domiciled in
j their nw home.
: .Mr. ami Mrs. Win. .Ion 's and family
(who have made their home here for
! the past year moved to their new
! home iu Med ford this week. The
Joneses have many friends here who
j ii-gri't their departure, but who are
'Mad to ;now that they have not gone
far away.
Talent bail a lin fian-e on 'fh.''.nk
givirfo night, v. Inci,- wa.-s largely at -t.-ne!
r. i.i all part- of t;e- alp-y.
W. Stump ol'Tahnt had a big auc
tion wile, hi Ta ltMi t last l''riday. When
they sell I off ihi'ir household good.
and x; or-k and too hinei y. The xale
took the loini of a community ab
i:i the ai'ieirionn. Many peiov
lirourht pootls ;.nd stork to ic oll.
?.(r. ami A! I'M. Sl'inp expe-.i to no to
i aliforni.'t to revWe soon.'
Air. i.m! -Mrs. Shaw of Xerth Talent
Hpeiit 'I'h.'i nks-fj vint; wit h .M r. Shaw's
parents in Ashland.
Air. ami Airs. P. X. Kivnch of
X'urlh Talem .sLt-nt Tiia n kf-Kiving wi'h
Al r. hha w
Mr. and Air
in Ash hi nd.
( 'icm li oi" North
i' children and
for Thankfigiv-
Talent bad all th-i
Hi aetl-idiiltlreii ii.uu'
ing dinner. Air. nr.d
Al rs. l-'reil Itatip
and their two hoys, Airs. I-iiwreiice
i 'raw ford and their three children.
A I r. and Al rs. Lay ( " e i e n i a n , K 1 a n d
Lawrence French. In all the guests
iitiii'bered till en.
Wane HoMritUe .f Talent suffered
a broken bone in his i-iht wrist,
while playing f oof ball last week. This
will cripple the Talent t-a m for some
time, as Wane is onsidereil one of
their best men.
Al rs. Xle anl'.lin was up from
Aid! ford l'i iday to visit her mother,
who was suffering with a bad cold,
canting her to have a stiff neck. Airs.
Furry Is much improved at this writ
ing, however.
A party was Kiven the I 'hoe nix
high si hool members at the pleasau
byme of- Mihs Dorothy AleChiin last
Friday e'enlng, which was a very en
joyable evening for the young people.
Games ami refreshments were in
thilcd in until mitlniKht when all de
parted, voting a moM pleasant time.
Another big Thanksgiving garner
ing was that, glv u at I he pleasant
home of Air. and Airs. Arthur Furry.
Those present were Air. and Al rs. i .
('ate, and sons Claude, "Jr., Ltdand and
Louis. Air. and Mrs. Louis Colver
and son Fldred. Air. antl Airs. Lloyd
Colver and son Herald and daughter.
Agues, Airs. Su hi Dean, Air and Air.
i 'oh er Furry a nd daughter, Carol i la,
Airs. Al. liose, A'iss Ktin Davis.
Mr. and Airs. F. C. Ueinier of the
Southern I recoil Kxperiment station
at Ta lent spent Thanksgiving with
Airs. Iteinier'H cousins. Al r. ami .Mr.
Harrison of Aledlord. tKher guests at
the Harrison home were Mr. and Airs.
John Mann a nd t wo sisters of Al rs.
Mann. A most bounteous dinner was
served. The Thanksgiving turkev wan
Ehrman
"LIVE WIRE" town be a
Lee Watkins & Co.
FEED STORE
Choice Grade, Crus.hod T5ar-i
ley, Flour, Bran and M id-!
d lings, Hay, Grain and!
Poultry Feeds. '
397 South Front St.
Veterinary
Hospital
AM)
Sale Stable
DR. G. A. GITZEN
111 N. Fir St. Phone 551
i;MTt St-rvlt'f. HrnsonalHo CliiirKtv
Peart's Garage
II." Soml, llmllcd Slr--t
.i Tiioiar.n i-H!:vkoi,i:t
siiiviri: ;.u.vc;i:
1. . I'oart I'roprli'toP
m. I 'i:il'i d. v hi ii 1 am tolu wail near
tin- twenty-pound maik. All enjoyed
Hiv h.epita.Iit.v of Air. and Aim. liai
lisoii until a veiy uti hour.
Sunday Air. and Airs. C. I-itch were
Clients at the dt a. -ant h-one oi ! r.
utui Airs. Keimer atlht 4Xpeiiijtc.it
vtation.
Tile biu I -a l I) OWlied by D. Pfl'o.'.zi
betwi-ci TaP-t.l and AsntHlid Wks to
tally debt i oyed by firti on the niglr.
ni" Xovembej- together with a num
ber of farming implements, im kidlns
a threshing niaehin, belonging to
lltrbit laih i f 'i.;ent, a 1 i rider and
twelve t"i(fc- (1f pay. bt longing to Tom
Pell of Tabnt, and a tractor belong
ing to another party. Then wjim in
surant e i u the thresher and tractor,
but none on the hay : i.r. binder. The
origin of the fir? is supposed to have
been that on;e tramps v.'oj-f sleep
ing in the bain and had a fire to keep
tin msMves waim, and that the fire
ate it.) way into tha straw, and litter
on the floor of the barn. . The big
fire attracted people from all abou;
Talent antl vicinity and many left
the dance, which was iu progress in
Talent. j!i;d went to the weene of the
fire which occurred about midnight,
bin were too late to be t,( any service.
Air. and Airs', ii. C. Shearer of Aled
foid spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Air. and Mrs. C. Carey.
Airs. rs. C. .McCiai,, nnd Airs. Alac
de Wright of Pho -nix. went to Hilt
Weiliic;,i:ay to M..-nd ThankvfrivinK
with Airs. Wright's sister, Airs, Nora
Pinehart.
Air. and Airs. .1. Al. Kader sper.t the
day of ThankswiviiifT in Aletlford with
Airs. liadei-H MMer, Airs. l-Zifiv Taylor.
A most bounteous turkey dinner was
the main feature of the holiday.
Air. and Airs. Noah Chandler of
N'erth Talent spent Thanksnivintf with
Airs, f handlers mother. Airs. Simpson
of Altdford.
Work of weaviiiB the big viaduct
across Jiear creek, jinst above Phoenix
has bewail. It will tube about a week
more before the work will be com
plete on that part ot" the waterway.
Court News
(KuintHhi'd by the Juckuon
C'nunty AltHlini'l Co.)
Marriage Lioensps
l.yhi. .......
Jnhn f'olver Wllliiims nnd Kale A.
U'o.
Circuit Coort
ft. H. Leazer vs. .1. W. Hatcher et al.
Stimulation.
Harvey ilishop vs. Kva Mishap.
Older.
.Mary fioniez vs. IOihvardo Gomez.
Notice.
Leslie Cook vs. Adelaido Cook. Di
vorce. First State Hank of Kagle Point' vs.
William Perry et al. To reform con
tract. Wm. It. Hushes vs. Joe Hanna el al,
Summons.
&,;'Co.
"LIVE WIRE" yourself and
MAGAZINE
SUBSCRIPTIONS
; Are clown to rock bottom
I now. (Jot vour orders in i
early before' fall raises in
price,
T
O.L.DAVIDSON
Cigar Store
r , . a. .
Cor. Fir and Mam Streets
When vou store vour Ilouse
" hold Effects.
Choose a reliable firm.
EADS'
Transfer and Storage
22 North Front St.
MEDFORD
BLACKSMITH SHOP
i
J Repairs and builds springs
All new springs guaranteed.
General repair, Blacksmith
ing. Only Spring Furnace
in (Southern Oregon.
118 S. Bartlett. Phone 183-J
Smith. Id-
probate Court
Win. L. Childers.
t. Est.
Kepoit of
(Bate.
t t.t. A. Abord
Inventory and ai-
praisement.
i Kst. R. Al- KdUk. Inventory
aud
iai-'praisement.
p;st. Squire S. Aiken. Petition, order
'and final report.
! Kst. Col. II. H. R:irf?ent. .Notice.
1 Kst. Oeore W. Iteaie. Proof of pub
'lieatit.n.
j Kst. Alary S.
j r-ep jrt.
Clendenen. Oct djer
i Real Estate Transfers
i Dr. K. It. Swly et ux to T. K.
j Danie's, H iut. lot 21. X'A lot
j 20. blk. 1. Siskiyou Hei:,'lits
! Add. to .Mcdiord $
U-'ora L. Knislit et vlr n Haul Ii.
j McKee ft ux, l)t 10. S. 2". It.
j lot 9, and W. 50 ft. lot 11. blk.
1. Huniphiey-KiiiKht Add. to
i Hertford
lOeoi'Ke F. C'latislnK to Akih'S
l'lime, lot.s 7 and ti, bllt. 4, H'isH
Add. to .Medfonl
G. A. (Jardm-r et ux to Charley
Hartley et ux, lots 9 and 10,
I.IK. 2. McClouds Add. to Tal
ent "rank H. Kobinson et ux to Har
ney A. Deyo et ux, blk. "A",
Orandview Add. to Ashland ...
V. S. liall et nx to Frank II. lloli
lns :n et ux to hlk. "A," Grand
view Add. to Ashland
Queen Anne Inc., to City of Med
ford, lots In Amended I'hit of
Queen Anne Add. to Medl'ord .
J. Co. 13. & l.n. Akkii. to George
A. Hunt et ux, N'i of lot.s 1
and 2. blk. ii, Koss Add. to
Medford
C. Klma Armstrong to 'f. A.
Glass et ux, NW of. SK, 10
acres off S. side of SVV of SK
sec. 2:i, tp. SS. S. It. 2 W
CI. W. IkidMin et ux to J. (!.
Ambrose et ux. lot 4, blk. 51,
Summit Add. to Ashland 1
A. .M. Heaver et al to W. W, Itob
ison, lots 23 and 21, Matthews
Add. to Ashland
Hoy lli(,-Kins to Una IliKKins. X.
2.').;i of N7 of NW sec. 22, t.
10
CATARRHAL JELLY
is guaranteed by 30 years I
service to millions uf
Americans. Kon Jon's
works wonders iox your j
cold, on oc zing, cough, j
enronte catarrh, head.
ache, sore nose, etc.
ai i realixea
tia oa receipt
Druggists j
ol your osme
a oil address
have
ICON DON
Mlanetpulls, Minn,
it
Pearl Smith vs.
voi ce. .
FREELSfflk
ASK FOR THE FAMOUS ;
Bert's Brand
TA MALES
MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS
"FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER"
Manufactured. for Wholesale and Retail
THE GUSHER CAFE
Automobile Springs
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
THOMAS T. MERRMAN, Proprietor." '
20 South Riverside
AlltO and BUS Bodies
Built 10 Order
Cpholstory nivcv your mr a luvilthy
iiliK'uin p. L'omo i-t our fluuivs.
Wo muko aulo ums stand 1111 under nil I
wrufhrr coiiililioii-s. WimLslileltl re -
pairioK. j .
C. E. COI.MNS ,T. r. a)OK
,KI S. Wv.-rsldr- Ave. IMione 27D-V
ARTHUR WEST
PAINTING
PAPERING
TINTING
Phone 477-J
234 East Ninth St,
' p. -i w i
Kov HisKina to I-ena Hiins.
j lots 1, . it, hlk. 'r- Sniir.nit
j Add. to AsHlaiid 1
Guy W. Stall et ux to C. W.
I'uisel et uv. lot ti. b!k. L Hose
P--.I.- At'i to Aletlford 20
J. Co. It. & Lu. As:i. to C. L.
(.Mi, .t. lot ;l lilk. L Sit rfs
Add! t:) Alttilord 10
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat leu meat if yon feel $ckaohy or
have Bladder trouble Salt
use for ludneys.
Meat forms uric acid which excite
and overworks the kiuueys in their effort
to filter it from the system. Regular eat
ers'oi meat must Hush the kidneys occa
sionally. You must relieve them like you r
relieve your bowels; . removing all the
acids, wuste and poison, else you feci a
dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache, diz
zinef.s. your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when the weather is had you
huve rheumatic twinges. .The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging you io get
up two or three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating aeids
nnd fluh oif the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
epoonful in a glass of water before bieak
fast for a few days and your kidncya will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis-
I nppenr. This famous aalta is made from
I the aeid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with litlua, and has been used for
generations to clean and Btimulale slug
gish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. V
Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and
makes a delightful effervescent liihia
wafer drink which mMtions of men and
wrniieu take now and then, thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder Uiseanes
DAY OR NIGHT
vVEEKS CONGER CO
rjTitrJ nirswtora ...
O O D !
All klutta of wood at rlxht til-ill's; tlry
mill hlix-k.
Drill-. Cniniitl.v l lll.-d
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
I'honp 24 si
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT YOUR CAR
Fords i 12.60. , Cliovrolets 17.50
Dodges K'5-00. First class enainei
Jobs,
Auto Paint Shop
Phnnn 777 821 to 241 N. Fir 8t.
Phone 279-J
!For Printing That Excels
! Phone 75
Medford Printing Co.
Where
Experience
Counts
Vour wonriiifr appiiri'l and house
hold j;oods oleani'd in the most lip-to-date
fashion, with new and up-
j to-dato llliU'liiaury.
Apparel Cleaners
Dyers and Hatters
Phone 223
DAVIS
Transfer and Storage
MOVED
to larger ipim-torR at 29 South
Grape street. Wo move everything
and have storage for household
and other goods.
Phone Gii - Medford