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A hljtiily amusing farce-comedy Is
"Garments of Truth," which conies to
the Pase theatre starring Garoth
Hughes, the new star.
Barnficld found Lester Crope, (Oar
eth Hughes the boy in the villas
grocery store, a mighty troublesome
Inhabitant. He had too witling an
imagination, a M ay of telling lies In a
manner not only Interesting but con
vincing. For instance, there was the
time he came tearing through the main
street In a flivver, yelling that the dam
had burst. It hadn't but Uarnfteld did.
with indignation, when he found out
the truth. There was a meeting of the
town- council. In regard to Lester. All
of which Is part of the story of "Gar
ments of Truth."
Phenomenal "Itchie Headrlck
The most phenomenal child In mo
tion pictures, Richard Headrlck, Is one
of the central figures In "The Child
Thou Oarest Me." which will be
screened at the Page theatre for the
last tirAes tonight.
At the Rialto
It is a varied program that Is being
offered at the Rialto theatre this week.
There Is a feature comedy equal to
anything in the mirth provoking line
that has ever been offered to the pub
lic. It is a plcUrre ot a love store as
If abet SormanA in Mack Sennet f i
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sweet-an inreTas- anythtngthat has
ever been written.
Miss Normand easily carries away
the star share of commendations but
it is chiefly because she has the great
est of variety to do, for every player.
and there are many of them, estab
lishes J high mark for histrionic
ability. '
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 17. The
Jury trying John W. Tood, former su
perintendent of schools of Salem on
a charge of fraudulent use of the
mails in promotion of a timber land
scheme disagreed recently and was
dismissed.
This was the second trial of Todd
on practically the same charges, the
first trial having resulted in a dis
agreement. Todd pleaded in his own
RUCH RUMBLES I
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Air. ana Mrs. win iiaiiNen, usit
Thelnia Mcl)antel of Medford, and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mcltonlels of Apple
gwte. spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, A, Throckmorton of
Kucb. j ' ; ,
The tent belonging to the surveyors
at the. McKee farm, burned Saturday
morning. ' Some bedding aud clothing
was destroyed by the fire.
Roland Smith received qulto a fall
Sunday.- He was riding a burro which
threw htm against a fence rail, cutting
a gash across his forehead. He drove
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
liLO, KowUM
Richard MUBkopt made a business
trip last Saturday to Medford.
J. W. Anderson and family culled
Saturday morning in uncut of a jttuoy
to take them to Medford. They had
been up on Little Hutte creek vttdtlng
his brother, ,
Miss FlUabeth Burr, school super
visor, was also her at the sum time
and went on up to Hutto Kails as near
aa I could learn.
E. K. Tedrick. I understand, has
to Medford and received medical awls- moved onto the farm recently occupied
tance and now seems none the worse
for the accident.
Melvin Rowden was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital Sunday, where
he was operated on Monday morning.
Word has been received that he rallied
nicely after the operation, and hopes
are entertained for hta speedy recovery.
Mr. Wilson of Vulon Town was a!
visitor in Ruch Saturday afternoon.
Captain Ruch and Clyde Smith made
a business trip to Medford Saturday
afternoon.
The primary pupils at school are
enjoying a new "busy work" table.
Charles Hamilton made the table.
Bessie Rowden was a visitor at
school Monday afternoon.
A good many of us are enjoying the
rise In temperature. Last Thursday
morning registered 8 above and Mon
day morning registered 33 above.
Ray Offenbacher motored to Med
ford Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Venable of Jackson
vllle. are moving the farm
Ruch.
by Richard Muskopf in the lower end
of our town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Careallly, repre
sentatives ot R. J. Reynolds Co.,
Kugeue, were here for dinner Satur
day. Mr. Pickett, meter reader for the
California-Oregon Power Co., was here
for dinner Saturday and while here
told us ot the proposed plan ot the
company to put in another power plant
on Rogue river, somo five miles below
the one near Prospect when they will
extend the electric line to Kugene of
110,000 volts. The plant will be locat
ed at the Hole in the Ground Just after
leaving the Flounce Rock grade,
where they will have a perpendicular
drop of 1000 feet. They expect to take
the water from the reservoir at the
Prospect plant and bring It down In an
eight-foot iron or steel pipe, having a
tremendous fall from the reservoir to
the Hole In the Ground and there with
a drop of a thousand feet to the river
one can hardly Imagine the amount of
force or power they can control. There
nearls also another thought connected with
the undertaking and that is the amount
of labor that will be necessary to ac
complish the job and how It will help
the men who are now looking! for em
ployment. '
Roy Ashpole, of the Eagle Point
Hardware Co., was also here at the
x n,w r .,- vn,, f!"am ' dinner and reports that
this vicinity are still suffering withihl lfe Jn Medford caring for their
colds. Roland BirkhoU and j8me8-l- o &n"ld who at Uiat time was
Harris have been out of school for the j - 'clk 1,n Pml but Is at
n.f wu ,i , ...it nfii writing improving very materially.
their homes although both are report
ed improving. Little Mary Jarvle
Thompson has been quite ill as have a
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WILLOW SPRINGS
Jury Disagrees at
Todd's Secoqd Trial
number of the other little people.
Mrs. O. S. Welcher wishes to an
nounce that there will be a class fun
making dress forms held in Central
Point during the first part of Febru
ary. Anyone interested please call
19ml and Mrs. Welcher will be glad
to give further Information.
The H. H. Clark family were dinner
guests Sunday at the George Andrews
home in Medford.
Leo Brophy of Jacksonville was a
dinner guest at the W. K. Parker home
Tuesday.
Hugh Porter had the misfortune to
run a nail in his foot Tuesday. It is
very painful and wilt lay him up for a
few days but Is thought not to be
serious.
The West Hill sewing club met with
Mrs. W. A. Thompson on Wednesday
afternoon. There are only eight mem
bers to this little club but they have
some very enjoyable meetings.
The next meeting of the. Willow
Springs Thursday club will be on Feb.
2nd, at the J. W. BirkhoU home. Mrs.
Rf W. Elden has charge of the program.
defence that he had been duped by
Carol L. Byron, promoter of the
scheme. Byron was Jointly, indicted
with Todd and is a fugitive.
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Is the largest
selling brand
in the world
it never fails
A pound can of Calumet contains
full 16 oz. Some bakintf powders
come in 2 oz. cans instead of
16 oz. cans. Bt sure you oet
pound whr you , wont. It
Roy la taking his dinners here regu
larly. Win. T. La Rita, Wm. Von der Hel
len and son Boy and Mr. Rynnlngs.
formerly chief civil engineer on the
'Crater Lake highway bat now of Med-
rord were here Saturday night for sap
per and so was George Holmes, our
garage man, and his brother-in-law,
Thomas Riley of Wellen. and Mrs.
Lucius Klncald who is teaching school
In the Crater Lake' school district
After supper she went on out to Med
ford returning the same night and the
next day went back to her school.
Sunday morning was one of those
lovely cool, crisp mornings such as we
so often have here In January and Feb
ruary, here in southern Oregon, such
as makes one thankful that their lot
has fallen in such a desirable place.
There was nothing remarkable going
on. Rer. H. O. Adams had an appoint
ment to preach In Brownsboro and
started out on foot thinking that per
haps he would meet with a chance to
ride, but no such luck, so he kept on
walking until he reached the school
house and after preaching to a small
congregation he said that they had
bad a dance the night before, and a
school meeting the one before that so
there were not many out so after
partaking t dinner with some of bis
friends started on the return trip with
the same result, walked all the way.
and had a real taste of what some of
ns older ministers used to undergo In
our mountain charges, but he came
through all OK and went to the church
and fired up, Just as we used to do In
bygone days, and when time came for
preaching found that be had to be or
ganist, chorister, leader and preacher
but he will gel uod to our way soon.
He will preach In Butte Falls next Sun
day, Jan. 29, morning and evening.
Among those who called Sunday for
dinner and for other reasons were J.
D. Patrick, one of the carpenters who
Is in the employ of the Fish Lake
Ditch Co., Planey K. Leabo, Thomas
Lewis, Thomas V. Nichols, wife and
half-sister. Miss Myrtle Smith, J. W.
8mlth who lives on the old J. W, 8mith
farm on Big Sticky, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Hlnman and daughter June HInman,
and Mrs. L. B. Rawley of Medford, the
four last named coming for supper and
an evening's visit with the homnss
and family. Also Wm: Von der Hellen,
son Boyd and Mr. Uynnlng.
Gus Dltsworth and two or the
Vaughn men. Koy and Uriah, were
here for dinner Monday. ' They came
out from their Flounce Rock homes
with a truck to take some cattlo home.
Mrs. C. H. Natwlck.was also here
for dinner and Informed me that her
husband had secured a contract to do
a lot of grading on the new railroad
from Butte Falls to the Four-bit coun
try and expects to put his team and
men at work right away. ., -. -
ve have , lost onu of our pleasant
ana entertaining boarders, Mr. wha
ley, the section 1kh on the railroad
He has been transferred to Butte
Falls, his home, to take charge of
another gang of men,' but his place
has been filled by another man, J. A.
Durnfew of Central Point, who has
taken charge of the men in this sec
tion.
Increase in Weight!
MILLIONS of people all over tho United States and
Canada have not only been relieved of tho most
obstinate forma of dyspepsia and indigestion by the Tan
lac Treatment after other remedies have failed, but many
of them have reported a remarkable and rapid increase in
weight and a return to normal-health and strength by
its use.
Although Tanlac's claims for supremacy are abund
antly supported by the world's leading authorities, it is
the people themselves who have realy made Tanlao what it
is. Millions upon millions have used it with the most grat
ifying results and have told other millions what it has
done for them. .
That is THE REASON WHY Tanlac
has become the real sensation of the drug
trade in the United States and Canada, and
that is also THE REASON WHY it is hav
ing the largest sale of any medicine of its
kind in the world today.
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold by the West Side
Pharmacy and by leading druggists everywhere.
Peoria Oppo.es Wets
PEORIA, III., Jan. 25. The city
council last night refused to adopt the
resolution sponsored by the Chicago
city council which called for modlfica
tlon of the city prohibition law to" per
mit- thft-ntaniftirtur? f ; beer mi cr tight
Special for Saturday Only
A Genuine Gillette. Safety
Razor for 75 cents
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Our stock is limited. No more at this price
after Saturday, January 28. '
Fay E. Diamond
Jeweler.
BREAD
fllva It n mom linimilnnt pUca on
your tuiilo, 1 t :
tfon Unit your clilidrin at mure
bii'iiil nt liii'iUs and lii'twcim mvals. .
Wnti'li tlii'iu ki'owi 1'ynlcr and Htur
dlir, ' ' i. . " '
Tinili tlivm tho value cif tlis
world's itri'tilPNt food.
Hi rail In your llrat Kood Kilt
imira of It. i '
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NUT-BROWN BREAD
,? '"Nik llmid Tlmt llullilV'
PEERLESS BAKERY
Ah your hnlvr for MT IIMOWN
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There's Never Been
a Peach Borer in
Our Orchard
In somit suctions tho prsrh root
borer lufosls a largo pcrrtuitago of
th patch roots In I ho iiurrl.
In sonm snuthnrn localities tlm
droadd Nomatods or ! worm Is a
orioiin miMiaco to poach roots. -
In tli nliiHttum ynsrs hran
growing lrvtn at Toppi'niHh. no onn
has hvit dlrovrri a borer or Nema
tode In any of our trocs
Tho planter Is entitled to absolut
protection from all such rinks, tin
gets It when lm buys our trues. We
e hnnltliy, vigorous peach pit ami
bud on tho resultant seedling, our
pearhin, prunes, plums, apricots, etc.
You can't find better rooted trees
than we produce on our clean, new
Yakima tiNrvatlon soil.
Then our own growing of apple
and pear seedlings are used for our
own stock. V grow the entire tree
on our own frnh. clean soil from the
seedling root to tho finished, budded
or grafted tree, one or two year old,
That's tho way to insure satisfac
tion. Our customer appreciation I
found In an Increased PusIiivhs every
r.
Wn.wsnt your liuslneM, but we
won't book your order It wo ran'l
pleaiin you. Your money would do
u no good. Th.re are somo things
worth more than money.
Ak ua about the Wright Hed Homo
lhviuty which I Koine Iteauty in all
particulars as to tree, bloom, bear
ing, ripening, keeping and shipping,
but with a brilliant led Coat.
WASHINGTON M'ltMKHY IX.
Topprnl.h, Vjh.
It. II, KPKKI.IN'O, Hnlennum.
Mclfi.rtl, lkt
QIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Hrt cur. tor Mrsen. tiMAaeh. eat
rrh. dliMhvrla, sr lhro, un iroubla,
klin"y Irciul.U, momi.cn trouoia, nrt
iroubla, chili, and t.v.r. ersmp. eouahs,
poor clrculallnn. rrbunr, tumors,
rrck.l brM.t, rnr.s all blDds ot follars,
NO OI'KHATtONM.
Mmlfnnl. Oon. Jsn. 11. Jlt.
This Is to eartlfy that 1. In undaf
ln.., h.d v.ry eviK .tom.rh Iraubls
and h.il tn txlhrrt for imr.l year
and U.I Auiuil not .lixx-lad (
live, and hrarln- nf Ulm Thuns Iim
Mrh inr Is at IM K-alh trrmn tlrt,
M.fur.), 1 ilMldul 'a (. b.rbi for my
stomach trouble, and I siart.4 to fsallnf
btlar as aeon as I ua4 tH.m and today
am wait man and can hrartlly imoiii
m.nd anyon affllctl as 1 was to so
?lm Chung and try bla flarba.
Hlgn.d) W. M. JU11MWON.
wilnaaaM:
Wro, Lwls. Kal. Point .
W. I Chlldrath. Kaslo Point.
M. A. Anri.raon, Mlfnrd.
B. II. Molmaa, Rasla PolnL
C. K. klnnra, Kajla Ptilnt.
J V. Melnlyra, Rails I'olnt
Oeo. Von n.r H-ll.o. Rasla Paial,
Thna. a MmfMua. Kaala Vntn
WOOD
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I - "v i in en mmw, nny wotMl
in my unuor rover. Also Invit I tali
Coal nt 917 off car.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Stul and Fir K, Itiono 70
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.
FISHING RODS
Kewrnppcd, lbrmlrod and Ilevar
nUliml. File tie to pattern or
order.
K. X, GOULD
"17 8. Newtown fit. Medford
Winchester
January '
SPEGIAL
Starts at 9 a. m. i Saturday Only
General Utility Axe, 50c
For camping, cutting up kindling; opening boxes and many other
uses you will find this small axe very handy, 1 1-4-lb. head and
15-inch handle. See them on display in show windows. One to a
customer.
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
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