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JUDGESHIP RACE
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THOMAS-NEWBURY
- Apparently the race for ' circuit
judgeship at this spring's prlma'rios
Will b between Attorney Qua New
Irory and Charley Thomas, uttieas all
txlUlral dope la upset at the last mo
tnent and a dark horse la entered. As
those eligible to the plac must be
lawyers, however, and as nearly all the
lawyers In Jackson county hare
pledged their support to one of the
two men, any 11th hour upset is not
tipectcd.
' Attorney Newbury has in fact not
definitely announced hla intention of
running, but It Is generally understood
that he will oppose Thomas for the
republican nomination, and In political
circles it la conceded that this will be
a boss race, as both men are well
known, popular and have many friends
throughout the city and county.
With the announcement that Attor
ney P. J. Nff will not seek the demo
cratic nomination, it. Is probable the
democrats wlll'look to Josephine coun
ty for an opponent to the republican
choice at the fall election.' although
those democrats In Grants Pasa recent
ly approached have, it is said, shown
bo inclination to offer themselves for
the sacrifice.
ek. lc lower; hens ITtfHe light;
SS02C heavy; old roosters 8310c.
-Cat-
UvcMtot-k
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 20.
tie steady; receipts 49.
Ilogs and sheep nominal; no re
celpU. g
Kan KraiwUoo Market
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. HO.
(State Division of Markets) Poul
try unchanged. Rcans 12fl5c: rhu-
barb $1.75 to 13. S5. Prime first
butter 37c'
N. Y. Stocks
Market News
i '' " Wheat ; ,;
. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. JO.
Wheat: Hard white, hard winter
11. i:: soft white, white club 11.10;
northern spring $1.09; red Walla
$I.0.
Today's ear receipts Wheat 38;
four 4; oats 3; hay 4. ,
Butter
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 20. But
ter 3c higher firm at advance. Extra
cubes 33c; undergrades 30c; cartons
39c; prints 3Sc. Cutterfat. No. 1
churning cream 34c f. o. b. Portland;
undergrades 32c.
Krk and Poultry
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 20. Eggs'
firm up 2c. ' Selling price case count
32035c; buying price 3033c; sell
ing price candled 34 3 7c; selected
candled in cartons. 36 39c. Poultry
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy, to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing Habit
"No-to-Bac" has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or
for a chew, just place a harmless No-To-Bac
tablet in your mouth instead,
to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortly the habit may be completely
broken, and you are better off men
tally, physically, financially. It's bo
easy, so simple. Get a boa of No-To-Bac
and if it doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco, in any
form, your druggist will refund your
money without Question.
Adv.
iRDALTOl
NOW PLAYING
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MARSHALL
NEILAN'S
"BITS
OF
LIFE"
Introducing a, new chapter
In film history 4 stories,
each distinct, yet welded
into ona big feature, with
Wesley Barry, Lon Chaney,
Noah Beery.
SUNDAY
HOOT GIBSON in
"The Fire Eater"
,Jfc. COMING
MABEL NOBMAND
7vin "Molly 0'' "
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. Special is
sues comprising the steel and Iron
groups featured .today's very active
and strong stock market. The ad
vance aim encompassed other indus
trials and numerous miscellaneous
tMUes. Sulee approximated 1.100,000
shares.
American IWt Sugar 16.
American Locomotive 50. 8
American Smelting & Itef'g. .. 47.2
American Surar 67.7
American Sumatra Tobacco ... & 4.2
Anaconda Copper .. 4.S
Atchison 97.
AM.. Gulf W. Indies ?.
Ilaldw'ln Locomotive ?7.6
Baltimore A Ohio 3.".
Bethlehem Steel "B" .......... SI.
Canadian Pacific 1.4.1
Central Leather Si."
Chandler Motors 61.
Chesapeake & Ohio 34.
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 1 I
Chicago, R. I. roc. .... 31.!
Chlno Copper .. 21.!
Colorado Fuel Iron I. t
Corn Products .7
Crucible Steel 62.1
Cuba, Cane Sugar '. . . . .
Erie 1.1
General Electric 14J.J
General Motors 8.4
Goodrich Co. St.
Great Northern, pfd 7 J. 5
Illinois Central 101.
Inspiration Copper 3. I
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd. ........ C.
International Paper 50.2
Kennecott Copper tt.t
Louisville & Nashville 114.
Mexican Petroleum 11S.7
Miami Copper IT. 6
Middle States Oil 12.7
Mldvale Steel 33.
Missouri Pacific . ... 1S.S
New York Central 74.7
N. Y- N. It. and JHartford ... 15. J
Norfolk Western 98.5
Northern Pacific 77.
Pan . American Petroleum .... 52.
Pennsylvania V. 34.
Ray Consolidated Copper .... 14.8
Reading, "J.
Rep. Iron & Steel 58.2
P.oyal putrh. Jf. T 61.5
Shell Trans. & Trad 37.
Sinclair Con. Oil 20.7
Southern Pacific 81.7
Southern Railway 17.2
Standard Oil of N. J. pfd 113.1
Studebaker Corporation . '. . 89.7
Tennessee Copper 10.'
Texas Co , ... 45.7
Texas & Pacific 25.7
Tobacco Products 65.-
Transcontlnental' Oil 10.
Union Pacific 129.
U. S. Food Products 7.8
V. S. Retail Stores 64.
V. 8. Ind. Alcohol . ..U. 48.2
United States Rubber 6S.2
United Suites Steel 87.
Utah Copper 63.6
Westinghouse Electric ...--. 61.3
Willy's Overland 5.6
American Zinc,- Lead and 8m... 14.2
Butte and Superior 26.6
Cala. Petroleum 47.7
Pacific Qua and Electric company to
th south, mukea the California Ore
gon Power company one of the most
tiuportant links In the Interconnec
tion of power lines which now reaches
almost from Portland to Kan IMego,
and will eventually embrace the en
tire Pacific coast..
Through the California Oregon
Power Company's ability to inalall
additional generating capacity in
reasonably small units as needed, at
an economical cost, the company will
be a rery Important contributor to
the pooled power reaoureoa of the
Western states. Such pooling of
power through interconnection
means that all territories served,
whether the large Industrial renters
er-'h more sparsely settled agricul
tural rnleys, will have the same de
pendable and assured good service. .
Local Company I hie of Ijirmt
. This is c-ne more step forward by
the California Oregon ower company
aa one of the major power utilities of
the west. Through the enterprise of
this organisation, agricultural and In- j
duslrial developments throughout the!
territory served by the company have
been encouraged and assisted and the!
natural rmk urcoa f the region, havel
been eneconomlcally developed and'
put to benoriclal use.
The California Oregon Power com
pany's lines ulready extend from
Olendule, lit IHiukIus county, Oregon,
233 miles south to Kennett, In Hhusta
county, California.
Vpon the completion of this new
frail
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For Constipated .Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver
The nicest cathartic-laxative tu the
wo.ld to physio your liver and bowels
when you have Dlixy Headache, Colds,
tllllousuess, Indigestion, or Vpaot, Acid
Stomach is candylike "Cuscarets."
One or two tonight will empty your
bowels completely by morning, and
you will feel splendid, "They work
while you sleep." Cuscarets never stir
you up or gripe like Salts, Pills. Calo
mel, or Oil and they cost only ten
cents a box. Children lovo Cascarots
too. Adv.
line north to Kugeuo, Oregon, the tory attending 371 miles almost
company's svsf m will cover a terrl-1 rwtly iurth and south.
You Can't Afford to Miss This Sale
ALi- ODD LOTS OF WOMEN'S SHOES
I GOING AT 98c A PAIR
Size 2 to 6 AA, A, B, and C
We have told a lot to date, but there 'are
ome good Iwys left j
jSeAfreid&d 21 N. Central
HURRY!
HURRY! t
HURRY!!!
FIRED FOR BUYING PLAYER
(Continued from Pag One)
off." Hanley said. "I shall telegraph
Acting President Marshall and de
mand a thorough inventlKation of
! charges that have been made against
me."
WILL BUILD TO EUGENE
(Continued from Page One)
reute. as well as making Prospect
power available throughout the rich
and fertile Willamette ralley served
I by the Mountain States Power com
pany's system. It has only been
through the closest cooperation of
these two companies that this Inter
connection has been made possible.
The upper Willamette and I'mpqua
valleys, heretofore practically un
touched by any power system, will
cow have available the water power
resources of the state in advance of
Industrial and commercial develop
ment. The agricultural and timber
resources of this vast territory will
be made more accessible by the con
struction of this power line.
World's I -argent Interconnected
Power System.
- This Interconnection to the north,
together with the connection with the
CORONA
Folding Typewriter
is . the only portable thai has
berai tewtnd under all condi
tions. One other portable has
been withdrawing from the
market on account of defects.
Corona is the only portable
built in tlie tried-out principles
of the standard machines. Oth
ers, on account of patents have
been obliged to design freak
machines.
Medford
Book Store
' N. Central St. '"
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE. NO MAT TER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
EAT SEMI-AIUAL fflll SAL
Opens Saturday Morning at 8 o'Clock
Thousands of Short Lengths of Silks, Dress Goods, Linens,'
White Goods and Wash Goods Going in This
Big Sale at About Half Price
Be on Hand Early Saturday Morning Before the Best Are Sold
REMNANTS
OF SILKS
All good lengths, suitable
for Dresses, Waists and
Skirts. New materials,
Going in this big sale
AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE
REMNANTS OF
DRESS GOODS
All new materials, good
lengths for Coats, Suits,
Waists, Skirts and Chil
dren's Drette$t going in this
sale I ' -. " '
AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE
V- ',? Pur-
REMNANTS OF LINENS
AND WHITE GOODS
All good lengths, and best
materia)s. Suitable for al
most any purpose, going in
this sale ! ' : '
. .. . . .
AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE
REMNANTS OF
PERCALES, GINGHAMS,
OUTING FLANNELS,
CRETONNES, CURTAIN
NETS MUSLINS AND
SHEETINGS
; All going in this sale
AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE
JANUARY CLEARANCE
Continue in Every Department ; ; Every
SALES
Article Reduced
20 OFF ON CORSETS
$3.00 Gossard Corsets, now $2.40
$5.00 Gossard Corsets, now $4.00
$8.0 Gossard Corsets, now ...... $6.40
$10.00 Gossard Corsets, now . . . .$8.00
$2.00 Warner Corsets, now $1.60
$2.50 Warner Corsets, now $2.00
$4.00 Warner Corsets, now . . . . .$3.20
$6.00 Warner Corsets, now . . . , $4.80
$7.50 Warner Corsets, now ...... $6.00
$2.00 Miller Corsets. Special 98c
DOMESTICS REDUCED
Dress Percales 36 inches wide, good
quality. Sold at 25c' January Sc
Clearance Sale price, yard .....
White Outing Flannel 27-inch, heavy
quality. Cheap at 20c. January S C
Sale price, yard
Wool Batts Three-pound size. Sold at
$2.25. Thu $1.19
sale, each , , ,.
56-inch Serges and Coatings. Sold up to
$5.00. yard. $1.00
Now, yard .... ....
40-inch Crepe de Chene. Sold at $2.25.
This sale, fcl CO
t aiv
EXTRA SPECIAL
$7.50 WAISTS $3.48
100 brand new Waists, made
of all Silk Georgette, Crepe
de Chene and Taffettas,
many styles to choose from.
Sizes 36 to 46. Up to $7.50
values. Extra
yard
See the New Spring Dresses
WARM COMFORTERS
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Heavy Comforters, full Hize, rovor
cd with fine BLlkalinc, fill-d with
pood clean cotton. Cheap todav at
H00. J anuary Clearance dfc'l A A
Sale, each... SPsJ.UU
fxtra fine gi-ade llea- Comfort-,
era. Large size. $1.50 values.. Jan
uary Clearance Sale, CI 1C
eaclu. tyOU)
Lar)?e heavy Coml'oHei-H, ' p;ood
quality. Cheap at $'1.00. Jan
uary Clearance Bale, C
eachA...... tyD
Feather Pillovvtl flood fii?
$3.25 values. Now
$2.44
SAVE MONEY ON WARM
BLANKETS
I case fancy plaid single Blankets, 64x76
slightly imperfect. Real value $2.25.
January Clearance 0 1 Cft
Sales, each 1,0U
1 case large heavy white Sheet Blankets,
72x80. Sold at $4.98. Janu- (tQ OQ
ary Clearance Sale price, pair tV
1 case wool finish Plaid Blankets, 70x80,
good weight. Real $5.98 values.
January Clearance &A Qi
Sale price, pair iP't.OU
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
20 Off On Winter Underwear
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Women's $1.50 Union Suits, now $1.20
Women's $3.00 Union Suits, now $2.40
Women's $4.00 Union Suits, now $3.20
Women's $5.00 Union Suits, now $4.00
1 case Women's Extra Fine Lisle Thread
Hose in black and colors, . : CAr
,89c values, now, pair . .... ...:,
Women's $1.50 Silk Hose, now, pr. $1.00
Women's $3.00 Silk Hose, now, pr. $1.98
Women's $2.50 Wool Hose, now, $1.50
Children's $1.50 Wool Hose, now $1.00
See the New Spring Coats
. PETTICOATS
New Cotton Petticoats in
plain and fancy styles. Many
styles to choose from. $2.50
values. .Now, (1 AH
SLEEPING GARMENTS
Children's Slumberland
Sleeping Garments, all sizes.
Up to $1.75 values. 98 r
Now, each ..........
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FJLLpD -Postage Prepaid AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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Mann's Department Store
The Store fair Everybody
Entrances East Main and North Central.
Medford, Oregon
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