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Newspaper Page TextMTinroTm matl Tmmixiv MEnroitP. onrcoox TmTnspxv, .taxuakv 20, 1022 VAQl) TIITiEH an F UNERAL ORE GON PIONEER HELD IN MEDFORD TODAY R. HAND DEFEATS REUBEN IN FAST E! RING MATCH A small Himl crowd, considering the two fall to 0110. Tho iiiiilch wnn ono MOIIill I lino and WltH Kdward Allmrl llll,lri.(li wlwim) death was announced yesterday, was born July Utih, 1X11, In Limn, CuttaraiiKUs county, N. Y., nnd was married Jan. 24th, 1801 In Mill,. Valley, N. V.. t' HlUa Ami Van TbshoI. lhvraiotd enlisted Auk. H, Uf,2, In tlm lMUi N. Y. Infantry, later waa trnusferrttd to t'n. I, lxilt I'n, ravalry, and aiiivad until tlio t-limu of llio war In lNi'.Ci, Mr. Illldrnth moved it .MIchlKuti In 1h nml from MKIiluau to Oregon l i I Him, living In the southern part of the ntau. rruwd tonno with intoroHl. until thn tlmo of hid death, which no currnd lit CottuKn llmvo, Jim. !!, IK'i. lln In mirvlvml by hi wife, Klla A. Illldroth, and three sons, Adolhert IMward lllldieth, i.xl.lliiK In Oakland, Cat., ami Kthnn Allan Illldrnth and Nathan lliu Illldroth, whnsa howea nre in llutlo Kulla, Ore. Funeral r v !. were held at Weeks ft Conger's nt 2 o'clock (hi afternoon and Inter ment wait made In thn Central I'ulnt cemetery. CLEAN SHAVE BY JAPANESE MIGHT END RACE FEELING )IONol,t,t', T. J I. shuve "ut uttractlon, wltimiMiid Hid IIiiihI Jteuhnn ) ,,( every other Any" nilwht nsHlst wrestling match ut (lolit 111)1 Inst nlKht .Ifihidiii'mt I turn li ffmf itflntr ritflnl hnr which resulted lit a victory fir Hand, ' , .,,,,, ar,.r,u,,a to!,rn Orison him ln i-freeied 'In this yarn ot nn1 EX-MEDFORD MAN BUYS INTEREST IN El MDERS ASHLAND MASSACHUSETTS LEADS COUNTRY f INGl WOMEN WAKUnVfiTOX, Jan. 2. The pro- imiiivi) Jnn. 28, Onn of tin1 IdKgesI transfer of personal pron- portion of married U, the total nml erly, which ever took plum In Houth- oiulntion of the country fifteen over Inerensed from iim flnt trt rH.Z lifF rtnt In Itin of tin. host ai'fn In IhU aoctlon for, " " jimrtment atora ponwa uiwri- -""' t-n y-ur prvrodinK the 120 cnu. n clean and Himila- l"",ul". ."oinim-a irom ii'iiainw ninn- ;f jienry KiKlvrn. Jr., nnn i. u. r nu- nccordlnn to tntltl- mndn public 2f ytrnra of iik, dun to Incrcnactl Im migration tlmn n growing propen ilty of mntrlniony. Of tho total niulo pooulatlon of tr.:i,!)00,m nbov (he 15-vcar rlnmd fliiillon, thn rcntniB flRiiren nhowH 2I.S49.266 nmrrlcd, l.TBH.anx widow ed and 235,214 divorced, tho Intter flur?, however. Im ludlmt none di vorced and remarried-. liy atate, Mamuu-hum-ttft fed the field In th ' proportion of ningle woiriPn with a percentno of 34.4, although thrt lllrl't of Columbia rx ceed t thin with 37. i per cent, Wyoming led with 70.5 per rf nt In thn proportion of mnrried women while tho Jar Kent proportion of mar ried women K2.H per cent wa ahown for MinalMlppI and Arkanwaa and the amallcat, 45.9 per tent for Nevada, CORNS Lift Off witli Fingers 2 I ' hy) II t- I IWjn't hurt a hit I )mn linlr !''icconc'' on an i li:ii!i corn, iinlaiitly til at com ioit liiimn;. thru (hurtly jou lilt it riht cfl with tinucrv 'Irw!y! Your drui;git iclU 4 liny tiottlq o( l"'retinc" Hr a Irw cents niriKicia to remove cvety Inrd corn, iii corn, or lorn between the to, and the tallue, without mirtic or irritation. . lii-iit of tlu Jiiiiuiicmc colony lct ;imniicr nf promoting Amerlcun Juiiiii'i Kinlty, and , puhllxhed by Nlppu Jljl, Jniiuncm) lnniUHR ncw iKiper, K, Nnlto, JiiimtieHo vlcn-conaul gm irri. udvUed bin countrymen t rend ttie Kiil'IImIi ncu'4lifitieru. ull "tboHn rirat part of tlm match t!oia IHH'a M auregiiid Ameilcun-Japaneiie pildn uppnrenlly luld tho advnntiiKO frlendnhli. are . inrliied chiefly to on point, plnrlnK Kouhmi In nuninroua thorn, who do not curt the KnglUh dnnKnroti itoaitlona, limihen, however imperii iniinllkti Miit nut from turt t flnlnh. ; Jliinrt'a wclnht waa announcud u ii'i pouuda un l Hubon'n no ir,.';. Thn rontCNtnnta clltnhnd Into thn rinit uml from tho tlmo thoy ciiina frtnn their coinniu until tho fliHl fall held thn During tint on the! gar. Henry, dlaplnycd Ilia kliowlndKO of the garni) and fixtrlcittnit hltnntilf with reiiiiuk alila aklll from many hard place. Rnuln-n ecurd a crotch ton luld and won thn flrat fall in tZ mlnuto. 13 minute nfter thn coiitnutuiitn had again entered tho rlnit Hand ancurud it oiimnglng hniiiinnrliMk on Iteulinn nnd anruixl lha aerond fall. Tlia match by thla limn waa galnlmt XM'd and Unoprieior. hncamo iuon ap'M'Ucular. Ona of "l'lregnrd Rimplclon toward othera Hi'tiliena fluit'-r wa badly Injured "rrowinlndel pntrlotUm and go durlng tho application of the tumMier-"'""' " ''""'''""''y '"' among Jap 1 c lc jnnen. nnd cultlvntn heiirt-to-henrl .' ..... ... 'nmnnon with Americana, liuHOd Th conteatanta Bgaln entcrad the Uf()n rvnaon um, lindl.r.Unj,ni,f.. Wa. ring and tha grapplliig attain licam ,h U(i,mmioll f H. Takiyamu. con fant and aH'taculnr with no advau- Mular necri'tury. . tago apparntit on i-lthar atda until Dr. T. Kalnutiuina, lionorury pical Hand aaw hla advautagq and ancumd d-nt of th Hoclcty ( Amerlcun fill- Junior, will lm general today by thn f ennu bureau. I manager of tlia lubllhmint, and tj, ,urHU h.-Ucvcd however, that yrldegar, familiarly known a "Ike" tnB wnH ,ir,ut,y more indicative of i both In Aahlund uod Medford, will a change In th ago romponltlon of hiivo chnrgo of tho grocery and hard- ti,? population an Increane In thn ware department. U'OHm-imlon halt perccniiiKe of mate between 1 r, arid already been given, mm rolonaai cm-i porlum ha no lew than eight depart-l men!, and tho building conatru!tlon ! reuihe for 250 feat along tho aouth Hide of Main atreet, whil the average lot depth I 9 fo't. Y.V epilog the! fltlxcna bank on the corner, and a! amnll bUKlnoM block Intervening, thej dnpartment ator fxlendx thn entire j width of a city block. In addition to' tho varied acope of thn merchandiz ing emabllwhment, thn building nlao Dr, lua Moil. pi-cHldeiit f the Jiipiiiieiin I'ni'led tmMoclatlon of Hawaii Hiild that better feeing might Im pro moted If JapniiiHi. nnd Ainnrlcan rep rcdeiilntlvea of thn mi him trade or pro- r.u. t ........ i.. ..u ,. . i i. .i i j 7 i . inuwa th Columbia Hotel overhead. nvet In Hawaiian Indimtileii and "" , . . . ,.uj mult American Intereala v,.ur Inter-""' new P".piv". , -irt and your IntereHt their Internal," wua thn ndvlcu of M. Kotneyn, hotel 100 Street Cart Burn CHICAGO, Jan. 2. Fire laat nigh deatroyed 100 atreet cars and cauaf damage estimated at 11,500,000 at th Devon avenue oar barna. SULPHUR CLEARS UP 1 ROUGH OR RED SKIM Face, Meek and Anna Eaafly 6mooth, Saa 8pecUUat Any break'uit crnt of the (Ida, tm 1 fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little laentl Sulpbnr, declares a noted akin ipedal ist. Because of its germ destroytBg properties, this sulphur preparation begins at once to soothe irritated aUa and heal eruptions such as raaa, ptaa; pies and ring worm. - It never fails to remove (ha sue maul and disfigurement, and yon do not hanro to wait for relief from embtfraaatnent. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers) from skin trouble should obtaia small jar of Mentho-Sulphnr from any good druggist and use it Ilka coM cream, i made Heofor lein WlFOR J VIlLOTHES Tine a famoim arm lurk on Houlion. giving hi in hla anrottd full after fuur mlniitna nf wrnatl'.ng. Hand had been aocklng an oppor tunity to apply tlm arm lock all even ing and Heiibnii had akilfiilly evaded It atven or fight times. HiMilicn reniulnml In the ring for a luouinnt after hla defeat and endeav ored to auy a few worda to lhn crowd hut waa utiabln to bo heard on account of a hordtt of howling yoiiiiKhtnra who ahoubl have been lionn and In bud two Ihuira bnforo tho llnlab of tho titBtcli and whoaa ronalant ahrlcklng and "lirlght" remarks wer tho only oh Jfctionnhli) feature of tho autiro even ing. Finally Uffnmo J lilalr ancrwdnd In alliniring tint Infant ranks and Kniiben anld that tin had no nllhl to ffnr fur hla dnfnat. Hn thn aakrd Hand what hn weighed. Hand rt-pllnd that hn had .not been welghod lately but admitted that lin niuat wciKft'cluan to 170. ltnuhnn challenged Hand t llinnt him at n future ditto If lu could makn rnaaonahlo weight, lln put up a aido b-t of .'i00 and thn rundltlon la tt Hand mnkp 11 pmiudn rlnKaldn or for feit tho bet. Ilouben Is giving Hand a 10 imutid weight handicap under ihoao ondltlona. Many remarVs wnro heard rogarding tho KatnennB with which ho tKik hla defeat. It la suppotiod t tin t tho mutch will be atagnd In the near future. AUTO REPAIR SHOP wna of Japnnnan unceatry, offend tlila udMae: Obaervo the Kabtmth Day. yuur homo nnd pretnlaia clean; nt leant every other day." Keep ahuvn of cm-. 1917. thn a atreet i "Molly O" at Rialto Mabel Normand returned t the Mack Kenjiett coniody circuit yester day at thn Itlalto tlmatre In "Molly O". which haa a Cinderella theme, a Tip-1 temporary In tho hand of the aenlnr Kndnra. iTho new firm la already planning to Inatall three or- four other depart ments In addition to thoae which already repreannt almoat every phaae of the retail trade. ll, (1. Endure, Hr., retires after 41 year of contlnuoua bualneaa experi ence In no lew than aevtn atatea. about li yearn of which huve been paancd In Aahland. Thn flrat unli of the big atore waa built In 1)10, there having been a renalatutnce of con atructiun both In 114 and 19 extenalona only ending with Interaectlon barrier. This bualneaa j block hue not been tho only Improve jment In the town with which Endera ihas been actively identified, he hav jlng opened up new atrecta. removed laud remodeled dwelllnga, and under hla Incentive the Sanitarium waa jpraetli-iilly rebuilt on a new location. To auch an extent have hla actlvltlea jbeen diversified, that the portion of town where these Improvement cen iter, haa been facetiously termed. '."Knderavllle," a deBlgnation, which In nowlac enata any reflection upon, 'neither la It reaentcd by, thla promoter-general of ilvle bettermcnta. i However. Mr. iCndi-rs' retirement ifrom netive tUKlnea purauita la only Ho will take a well- BEGINNING TOMORROW 9 a. m. WHILE 100 OF THEM LAST WEAR-EVER HARD THICK SHEET 1-Qt. Aluminum Stew Pans Reg, price 95c Only 38c ' Cover only 19c extra (Regular Price 30c) Limited Quantity On Hani Mi, nit SOUTHERN OREGON HARDWARE CO. p 300 DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses' Properly Fitted NO IHIOI'S I HICII -Jlrokin Ienm-N Aivurntely ltiillcnUil f FACTOllV OX I'llKMISKS I ilOK I), Main, I pHhlM INCOME TAX ju iams AllVATAlll; or an you : arc ontllloil to In credits nnd al I lowancea In tho preparation of Pod iirul Ketttrns and .1 TO RAVE MONEY for our clients Is 'w' tlm roHiilt nf nur ll KFincillXTHKlCVICK J Smi us now nnd avoid tho fliml 'mali WILSON AUDITING CO IJIx-i-t) Uullillng. Medford CHIMNEYSWEEP JOHN F. BUCKLEY , Medford 'a Own Phone 2S0-H 8 A. M. and 5 P. M WOOD llent wooil of nil kind. Only wood in city under cover. AIno lHnt, I'tah Coal nt $17 off enr, VALLEY FUEL CO. ? Bml nnd Fir Mim. Miono 70 FISHING RODS Jtowrapped, lu-iuUroil nnd Ilevar nUlied. rilog tied to pattern or oi def. . H. W. OOUL1) HIT f. !NoTvtr.vvn Rt, nfodfortl ra-iary lilt, and an Kddle HlckenbttCker;enrned vacation, preliminary to In finlah. jdulglng in what aoine have termed a "Molly " uboiimU with thn aams plpi-drenm. Hut Endera does not laii;hiiiaking quality which tundo Hn ley I'eter liunno and Mark Twain fa OPENS AT HITTSON'S Tho moat recent f new bualneaa en- teiprlaca In Medford lit tho J. V. II. Automotive Sorvlco Co., which haa hen eatabllahnd In the lllttaon (iaragn by H. T. Johnson and 1. H. I'atterann, two experienced automobllo repair men. Tho former waa, for three years with tho Hudaon Motor l' and trav eling technical cxeit for, tho Htmlo- baker IVtrp. for tho aanm period of time. I'revloua to hla arrival here ho waa aitporlntcndcnt of service for Cook & (SHI of rortlnnd. Mr. Patterson la a Hudaon and KaBex expert having man aged aeveral California garages. Tho new firm will make a specialty of high class repair service, giving tho motorist a definite, figure on tho labor coat of hla Job before, actual work la Ntartod. Positive sntlafactlon la aa aurud by tho owners on all work from oil inn Jolia to a complete motor rebuild. tnoun. The fans who rnrrulted tinder tlio Nnmatid banner when Mack Sen netl produced her earllcHt successes are bound to Ik- nuKmentod by nuin Imts durlns the run of "Molly O." Molly, acrordlnic to tho story, waa a waahwiiiiian a daughter. Hut soapsuds never dltntiied tho sparkle of her w it. Iter aotil was that of I -aura Jean l.lbby. Konieo, alio thought, had an aquiline nose and patent leather hair much like that of Dr. John S. Hryant. whoso picture she rllped from 'the dally prints. Molly's father, Tlm O'Uiilr. was one of those bigoted par ents who are dead act against their datiKhtcrs keeping compnny with awnlns wearing hlKh top hats. Tlm ' tiitlltivcs the ideal husband wears a bowl haircut nnd eats peas like a cave man. Mollis loves Dr. Ilryant as soon os alio meets him. And repulses from tho rirat Jim Smith, her fathrr'a choice. Molly's romance, with tho doctor In volves running away to a masquerade inr true fairy-tale fashion. Bhe wears, aa you guesaed, ft Luclllo model nnd looks ravishing. I lor tathcr turns her out when he finds she has disobeyed him by going to the ball. When ho gooa after hor In tho morning he learns the duotor has married her, whereupon he bows hla head lioforo tho knowledge that a Hulls Royco and good intentions are not ncceaaartly Irreconcilable. amokc, and the dream referred to promtaea to become a reality in the way of Inniallluic a bunineaa venture aaaumlnK the acope of genera! distri bution, with Anhhind aa a center. Thcj plan la to construct a Kulmtantuu block at biaat 100x150 its to propor tion, the establbdimcnl to be a grocery and provision depot on a wholcaale liaala, carrying ulao a full lino of frulta nnd vegetables on a commenaiiratn scale, cold storage fa cilities to be afforded by an extensive refrigerating plant, the equipment of the concern to be flt-Ht-cInaa and ade quate us to facilities In tho way of storage nnd tranaportutlon. Presbyterian Church Shows Increase of More Than 85,000 Dividend on their patnbllHhc-d bnala of 8 per cont por unnum waa declared hy tho directors ot tho I'nlon SuvIiibn and Loan Asaoclntlon last week In the o.tlc.ea of tho nHaoelatlon, In rortlanil tho dividend being 4 por cent to cover, tho flacul six month period ending Jun. 14th. ' Tho Increase of uaaota wna fmm iisi,s,8.U on Doceiuhor 31, 1D:'0 to $101,111:8.03 on Doceniber Slat last. According to tho most reliable atatla ttcji obtitlnablo this Oregon uasoclntlon liaa broken all American records fur rapid and aubalantlul grrowth. llio asaoclntlon la a strictly mutual organization, owned and controlled. by Its inemliera. Tho officers nro ConraJ tJlKon, president; It. J. Klrkwood vlco prr-Rldont and geneiol munagor; u. C. Htiild, aocond vice president; R I'. Hanko, aocrotaryi Opal K. Howen naBiHiiint aecrotiuy and Antlum Kckorn trouHtircr. . Thn dlrertora nro V. r. Olds, Con rail r, OIhou, Anthon Kcltorn, K, A Southwlck, v. T, . Jlofmtra, J. H. Ran kin, Dr. J. L. IiomlB, XL V, Hnnke It, J, Klrkwood, mul 1., C, Slldd, the has the At the Page "The Child Thou Oavest Me." Flrat National nttrnctlon, which been entertaining big crowds at Page theatre, will close Its four day engagemunt tomorrow. The manage ment declares that the picture has been one of the moRt successful ever exhibited at hla theatre, owing to the combination of a Utrllllng story, excit ing suHpeuBO, an ull atar cast and per fect direction. The pleturo's greatest appeal haa been little Richard Head rick, who, in spite of hla thrco and ono half years, Is In reality tho star of tho production. DES MOINES. la. An Increase of more than 85,000 communicants of the Presbyterian church of tho United States of America during 1921 waa announced here by Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge, of Philadelphia, Tenn., stated clerk of tho church. Dr. Mudge was In Doa Moines making arrangements for the annual general assembly of the denomination to bo held 'here begin ning May 18 and continuing for ten days. Dr. Mudge announced that the num ber of communicants of the church now exceeds 1,700,000. This, ho an nounced, la a gain of more than 83,000 over last yenr. The church alsj has more than 1,400,000 Surillay school members. Contributions during last year. Dr. Mudge aald, exceeded $17,000,000 of which more than $1,200,000 was spent for foreign missions, $3,701,000 for home missions and more than $1,000, 000 for education. The Presbyterian church has 9979 ministers of tho gospel. Final Games "Y" Basketball Tonight Viscount Bryce Cremated LONDON, Jan. 26. Funeral services for VlBCount Rryco, former lirltlsh ambassador to the United States, who tiled last Sunday were held today in tne chapel ot the Crematorium at Qoldor's lreen, where the body 'was crcmnted thla morning. Tho services w-ere attended by many friends of the late author and publicist. The final gnmna In tho Y. M. C. A. league will ! played tonight at the hnll over .the NhiiHta. As a prelimi nary to tho regular games, tho girls tennis of tho Christians and North Met boil 1st a will atngo a contest. The Christians nnd South Metho dints will Hinge a contest. ' The ChrlHtluna nnd Houth Methodist boya tuama will follow with what, without doubt, will be a well-eonteHt-ed game. As there la a natural nntl puthy to seeing any team finish with at hoiiBiind por cent score for tho RoiiNoti, It 1h to be expected that ncu trul spectators V lll root for the Disci pies. However, na tho Dixie Weslo ynna turn out to n mnn (and woman) from tho minister to tho cradle roll, to boost tho tnnm, there will bo nri lack of backing for tho top notchors. Tho third scheduled game la between tho, Baptists and North M. K.'s. . Tho throo games for tho price of ono admission, fin nips called nt 7 p. ni., VAti, 8:10 respectively, USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAIN I ill Lh, aches grow into big paina 1 y unicss warnca on Dy an applica tion of Sloan's. Rheumatism, neuralgia, etitt joints, lame back won t fight long against Sloan'a Liniment. For more than forty years Sloan'a Liniment has helped thousands, the world over. You won't be an exccp tion. It certainly docs produce results. It penetrates without rubbing. Keep this old family friend always handy for instant use. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment ANNOUNCEMENT Co. J. P. R. Automotive Service Have taken over the , Service Department and Repair Shop of Hittson Motors Our work will all be done by contract In other words we tell you to the cent tlje amount of labor your job will cost. We will be equipped to do any kind of work on automobiles or trucks at re duced cost to owners, from greasing and oiling to completely re building. Our absolute guarantee accompanies every job. ' "SPECIALTY WORK OUR SPECITLTY" 36-40 S. Fir St. Phone 57 fhun'sV enlmy New Ford Prices Effective Here Including Starter and Demountable Wheels Factory Price Freight War Tax Total' Chassis ..... . .$380.00 $110.30 $12.71 $503.01 Runabout ...... 414.00 110.30 22.59 546.89 Touring ,. . . . .. 443.00 110.30 23.79 577.09 Coupe ....v. ...... 580.00 ; 110.30 29.44 719.74 Sedan . . . . 645.fc) 110.30 32.12 787.42 Truck ......... 430.00 110.30 13.95 554.25 Tractor .....625.00 97.85 722.85 Cars for immediate delivery at present. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 3