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BEDFORD MATTj TRTTUINtl, MK1F0M OUKOOK, MOXI.UY. .1 ANUAUY
no.
V.)22
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Jocal and "
4 Personal
i t
Helen Hopkins, listed among those
Injured in ' the Washington, " D. C.
theuter disaster is a former school
mate of Mr. Fred Strang of this city.
Mr. Strang's parents live within four
blocks of the theater am! the Medford
people have viaitpd it ruany times. , ,.
A $35.00 overcoat reduced to tlS.OQ.
Absolutely nil tool and' guaranteed
ralntlte fabric. This coat is certainly
a bargain at too prioe, t. S. Army
Goods Store. 32 Central Ave. So.
fcdgar WlKht..rel!atjli Jeweler. tt
The concert fct the Baptist church
last evening was easily the best that
baa been heard In Medford In months.
The work ot the choir 4a tho anthema
showed the beat of training and the
work of Mi. Walker's scholars was
splendid. The program was decidedly
pleasing giving; nil variety to all that
Is'.'cood in vocal work., Mr. Walker
B&vo a On bit of vocalitatlon In the
several numbers that he assigned to
himself and' again demonstrated tho
beauty of his method, ' ' -
Elizabeth Scnossem will lecture at
tub Masonic ball jMonday evening at 8
o'clock to. Masons and their friends
arii.'Wedoesdajr afternoon Mrs. Schqs
netn will lecture to the Eastern Star
ladies "and their friends, -' ' I6$
Hard tjrufs made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of .crop,
like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company.
. tj
Rev. A. Wolfe cf Rogue River, was;NuBone, Phone E&5-J.
ia Medford today enroute to Jackson
villa where he attended tho meeting of
the Southern Oregon Fresbvtcry.
There will bo a notable dedication of
the Rogue River chnrch neit Sunday
which a large nuaber of people from
ail part of the county are expected
to intend.
Sash and door. Medford Lumber CO.
Trench mirrors 10c at U, S. Army
Goods store, 32 Central Ave. So.
Louis Meyers, a lad of about twenty
wsa arrested last night on a charge ot
vagrancy. He appeared before Justice
Taylor this morning, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced O five days in the
city Jail.
Will do yard work ot any kind.
Phone 657-W. SW
AlLa Nay lor, Goodwin corsetiere, 20
8.-Fir street, upstairs. Phone 918-W.
- . :ss
'The second term of the school year
ia the Medford city schools began this
morning and the semester reports
were distributed at the high school
building this morning.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't - give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out ot Medford. Phone
ua and we will call. ; tf
.: yietor 85 cent records reduced to
75c Victor 11.35 records to $1.25.
Palmer Piano House. 270
Guests at the Hotel Holland include
Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson, and P. A.
Ijemons ot Portland, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Atchison of Seattle. Bill Myers of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. William Guard of
San Francisco, LeRoy L. Ashcraft and
E. Ashcraft ot Susanville, Calif.
. A complete line of McQuay-Norris
pifiton rings In five and thirty-one
thousandths oversize. Riverside Gar
ose, All wool cavalry sweaters reduced
from $4.00 to $2.S5 at U.. S. Army
Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So.
The case of the state against George
Grigsby on a charge of '-. bootlegging
which has been pending since Sheriff
Terrlll returned , from Portland, with
the defendant last week was to have
been tried at 10 o'clock this morning
but was postponed until 2:30 this
afternoon because counsel tor the de
fense was engaged with another case
in the circuit court in Jacksonville.
Prosecution witnesses have been sub
poenaed and are ready to appear. The
case is now in progress. Attorney
Roberts is representing; the defense
and District Attorney Rawles Moore
the state. "
Start the day smiling, Red Ribbon
coffee.' 266"
Fred Alton Halght, teacher ot piano
tad harmony. Classical and popular
courses. Studio 318 Liberty Bldfc,
Medford, Ore. Phone 72." : tf
VUnong guests at the Hotel Medford
nre V. H. Berteftu of San Diego,
C haa. J. McPherson ot Portland, L. 8.
Carlstoph of Seattle. O. A. Parsons of
San Francisco, R. I L Marvin of East
Liverpool, O., and II. H. Dannies of
Eugene. . . - . ,. '
Byltex Rope silk black and colors.
Free instructions. Deuel's Art Dept.
Array and navy underwear, shirts
and drawers; shirts double breast and
back, all fool, $1.40 a garment. U. S.
Army Goods store, 32 Central Ave. So.
Jack Kerr arrived Saturday from
Portland for a few weeks visit w'lth
friends and relatives in this city.
Phone or call bur office tor Inform a
tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page-
Dressier Co. ' " ' 1 ' tf
Particular people use Red Ribbon
coffee. f.'2W
Mr. and Mrs. W.? R. Speck arrived
yesterday from Cottage. Grove, Mt.
Speck is the new special agent for the
local branch of the Standard Oil com
pany. and who has been here for a
week or ten duys, left Saturday for
Cottage Grove where he met Mrs
Speck who had driven to that city
from their former home in Bend. The
Specks will make their home in this
city. " ''
Edgar Wight, Oregon agate Jeweler.
tf
Army BlleUers $1.00 at U. S. Army
Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So.
AW E. Morris returned, tills morning
after a several days business visit In
Modesto, Calif.
Vi't have inspected the reclaimed
Tnte lands at Klamath Fails. We
recommend these lands at in Invest
went, Tago DreKlr Co, tf
Dean Rolfe, dean of women at the
State Agricultural college, arrived In
this city this morning and addressed
tho student body of the high school.
The address dealt with the portrayal
of the last thirty years of a person's
life, tho speaker leading the audience
through an imaginary period ot the
last thirty years of a person's life and
speaking of the attitude which should
to taken in mooting Ufa's problems.
Tho address was greatly enjoyed by
the entire assembly both students and
instructors. ... .
Field blankets, hospital blankets and
Navajo Indian blankets at V. S. Army
UxvU "Store," 32 Central. Ave. So.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist Deuel
lldg. Telephone S03-R. " tf
Ed. I.amport returned this morning
from a week In Portland where he
attended the state convention of hard
ware dealer?. .
Get your calendar free at our offtce.
R. A. Holmes. The Ins. Man. tt
Attention. e-SoldIers; Ranches sold
under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with
share ot crop, like rent. : Gold Ray
Realty Company. tf
Mrs. Ed Urown accompanied by her
father, Fred L. Northup, returned this
morning from Ceutralia, Wash., where
Mrs. Brown was called last week, be
cause ot the illness and death ot her
mother. . ,
Central Point Hotel foe sale. 40
rooms; would cost $30,000, to build.
Price today I7.GCUL Might trade. Price
will be reduced $100 every day until
sold. Gold Ray Rontty Company, Phone
72S-R or 1 J4-Y. V ' , 265
Mrs.1 Paul' Hansen corsetiere tor
' .' U
Fred G. Phelps of the Californi.v
Oreson, Power company.-arrived this
morning from Saa Francisco and. will
spend a short time here on company
business. '"' " ' ' ' ' '
. High grade tailors for men and
women. . Orres, Ashland, Ore. tf
Pyorrhea; treatment a a. ec laity. Dr.
V. R. Kaufman, dentist. Phone office
MS.. Res. 3J1-R. SparU Bids..' 267
E A. Morris who left town several
days ago faiiltig to pay his hill at the
Hotel Medford, was brought back to
this "city from Eugene Saturday, by
Sheriff C. E. Terri'.l and was. tried be
fore Justice Taylor Saturday after
noon. A plea of guilty was entered by
the defendant and he was sentenced
to serve ten days in the county jail
Hemstitching,
Picoting. '
8c per yd. 1
Buttons covered.
: Eaadicrau Shop. tt
Please remember that classified ads,
locals and small ads are cash in ad
vance. Bring In your ads and do net
use telephone. : tf
S. G. Clark ot the Grants Pass office
of the California-Oregon Power com
pany who spent the past week in this
city, returned Saturday to Grants
Pass. ...
Army shoes, made to fit your feet.
regulation marching shoes and. officers
dress shoes at U. S. Army Goods Store
32 Central Ave. So.
Get our prices on coal and wood by
the cord. Medford Fuel Co. Phone 242.
... . ' 265
Court Hall who has been confined
to his home with an attack ot rheuma
tism is able to be out again.
Ben Hur Lampman, former editor of
the Gold Hill" News, and well known in
southern Oregon as a poet, will go
with Julius Meier on a four months
trip around the world, and will write
daily articles for the four Portland
papers. The object of the trip is to
request the foreign nations to partici
pate in the 1925 world fair at Portland
A new and complete line of Package
Goods. Royal Society of Le Merits.
Free instructions. Deuel' s Art Dept
A new and complete stock of ma
chine needles. Deuel's Art Dent.
. Pioneer mtfe in the Eugene Register,
February; 1, XS8a: ""Jackonvnie is talk
ing of building a street car line to the
O. &'C railroad at ' .Medford, five
miles distant.
Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co.
When in need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main. '
District Attorney Rawles Moore re
turned Sunday from a trip to Salem
where he attended a meeting of the
state prosecutors. '
For business opportunities In S. Ore
gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency
room 421 Medford bldg phone 900. tf
Lath, lime. Medford Lumber Co.
C. M. English and George L. Trelch-
ler returned Sunday from a business
trip to Portland.' '
isverywnere yon look you nee a
Chevrolet. . tf
Hot coffee and light lunches, ta
rn ales and chill con carne at DeVoe's.
Senator Charles M. Thomas return
ed Sunday from Salem where he at
tended to business In connection with
irrigation matters.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. " Wallace Woods.' phone 108
11 East Main street. '
Everywhere' yon 1 look yon see a
Chevrolet ; tf'
Mr. and Mrs. Chris t'Irich of Jack
sonville spent a few hours Sunday in
tho city. .
When in need of. sash and; doors.
call Wallace Woods, 10$ or ' come' to
TU B. Main street, , . .":"
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders! welded, ' re-lnforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest ,pre-heat-ine
fuels and . metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 8. Front street tf
A. Z. Benson of Klamath Falls, has
returned to his home after a short
stay in the city on business.
The Southern Oregon Lumber Co,
will offer good 2r4's at their mill at
end North Central at from $12 to $15
for balance of month. ' tf!
Why?.' Take chance , ruining your
auto radiator by freezing when It can
bo avoided by using "Aqua v Zero
which is safe at 20 below zero, and
absolutely harmless In every way, is
not as Injurious to metal as water. For
sale nt Vallpy Garage, $1.00 pei" gallon.
f 85
Aco Womack and his s n Owen
have returned to Stnnfield after travel-1
ing for tho past nine months through j
Callfornln, Idaho and Colorado. hllo
away 0'en was married to Miss' Bes
sie Allen ot Medford, and he and
his wife have decided to make their
home at Suwfiold. PendloUU Tri
bune. Mrs. Frank Parker, dressmaking, re
moved to blti N. Grape, Tel. 411 X. 273
Ei&r WU;ht for low price. tf
A nether popular dance nt Trail Sat
urday. Ft b. 4. . 270
POP GATES
F
IRST
STATE CANDIDATE
TO BE QUIZZED
BURGLAR SMASHES
WINDOW
SCAPES
wei'o m'OM'Ut, Judiie WutiU'M i f Otdd , eniiiii In to vlxlt liU father In law, Joi
Wr the, taut we'K. tmvk flying tu.
WITH $500 LOOT
A, S,lUisoutmuu, claim agent of the J mt,,mVtf u,, )ll!M.rlt)K , iKhtly the K. J, Itul.er Ul
Southern iViflc. with headquarters in M)nt pf ft at(,.w,Jp r Main Mr.-et lust nl,
lVrtiivnd Sj)ent Sunday In the city.- He, . ..., , oVlo'k, when lie tin
tll'l ksvo u vevy InteieiitliiK talk on
tlui early htxtoi y of southern Oreutm
uml this vtetnlty. Ho lim not only
etudled early lilktti ry, but lin lived
a great part ot U. wlttt-u Inailo the
talk doubly Interesting.
Mr. How Gnv. Mr. Fnnnle Pick
ttl mid MIhs I.ymliill JaiHibs iIkiuiiii
xtrated the uo of piuupklu (lour In
tho miiklnR of pumpkin plea nnd the
pies wore pronounced excellent. Thltt
product Is manufactured In Atus ca
derO, Culiroruia, and Is called Calit
dero. Tho htMiotta served satidwlehis,
came t cf r lth a Medford man,
who wds called. tt Califiirnla, nnd Mr.
llosenbauiu vi Jtl return the middle of
the week.
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. if
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. T' tt
Tho Eugono high school basketball
team was defeated by Ashland Satur
day r.lbt 41 to 22. nnd were loud in
their protests against the Bite ot the
Ashland floor. The visitors complain
ed they wera unable to keep out ot the
wny cf the posts. Players on both
sides vren put off the field for rough
pluying. The Ashland forwards shot
coals with deadly accuracy.
Are you ready for the most glorious
week-end party ever offered you?
Such will bo the fun fest ot Trail
Saturday night. 270
We Specialize on reborlng cylinders.
P, F. Close at Riverside Garage. tf
Vulcan auto springs, guaranteed.
Billings Shop, S. Riverside. tf
Claude ' MIIs, accompanied by
A bUTRlai' wax buoy nt Ms tnu'o la
It.... -I..... ..it V.t
wi wwi'. . . , ,:,... ,.,.U.
nlKbt about :J P V"i runi'u. ... (-v--......i
..-.. ii.....1hii and etiffe. MesdameS Abblo
. o-f tho lederat.d 8c.Mle. 1(iy tnim,llntt aroun,i the rof, K t-' Champlln. tlHrtU heul and Uea
PAlled into convention hire to stt in tltia reaiir to start bin flint ad iwv trice C. Jonek will entertain tho club
Judgment upon tho pelitleul hope, chine. The burglar thouicht aom Fehruury 9.
tnuly wan aftrr him, anl wltn a 'All were plenum! to have Mrs. .
Jimmy smashed tho plat kIrhs In w Hlttle of Hold Mill Present. Bho
i lie amir mm waiKca out, .Mr. nrom
ley was vtandliiK near, liift mitde no
mov, and a number of other people
attracted !y the snuitd of tho fallinu
kIhkm. directed thilr attention to tho
hole In tho door lustuad of the thuK.
who proiedt In a hUurwIy fanhion j
till ho rvaehvd the corner ot Main And i thnlr popuplar dances at the club
Hr street. I house Saturday ovoitlng. which was
At this point somebodv had Pro- one Df the most enjoynbls this season.
ence of mind rnoiiah to shout "Jlf-yfl nfty coul,lo( wr, prMont ,na tll0
whereupon the man took oft 1.1. , gwhtB,r of Medford were
Mack Mlouch hat und huwed a burnt, ' , .
of se...1 Mnthwurd. " ' ,h,,W' nml mmt
Mr. Uuber cheeked up his loM this1 lin,h. ronslslln of ham sandwich,
mornlnir. and places It nt around $300 . Pickles and roffie was served
whli h Im-tudrs a $76 overcoat nud by tho committee In rnre
M'erul bolt of wool nultlnc, whloh
miik pun.n'il out n back window to a
confederate, , Kntrsnc was ualnvd
by Hiiiuahlng a rear window.
ambitions and aspiration of thont)
neeklnif the Kovernorshlp. One after
the other, various of thoo so nm
Mtlou nr reported to have none in
bvforo th council to tell his story,
Htnto his c.w, to face his lniulsltiou
and pnsa out with the hop that at' tho
end of it nil hi name would bo tho
one rtuvien and rtK-otmnended to tho
different units of the mother organi
sation for endorsement and support,
Charles K. Onion, mayor of Mod
ford nnd nouthern Oregon eandldnte
for the Kovernorshlp, h hren In
IVrtlnnd throUKhout th week, flint
to await his turn and then to uwalt
tho flnnl renult.
Outt'S, who rumor reports was th
first tu go before the oouncll, in wl 1
to have turned tho clock back to
other days, so far na his own polltt
cat fortune are concerned, by ad
vancing the proposition that ahotill
he be unablo to win the endorm
ment, ho would, like the ronventkmnj
cnndltluto of day gone by, pledge hi
Is an old member but ha been un
able to attend for about two yours.
MeMdamea F. K. Wahl, Kuma. Acker
nnd Ablon ot Medford and Mr. U.
I Knlley 1 1 Rogue River were present.
Tho tVtumunlty club gave ons of
A Inrun rrowd Is expected for the
next dance to be given February II.
George' Cottrell and Jim Pinkens ofaiJ UI,d comfort to the lucky man.;
Reagle returned Saturday frm a pan
ther hunt In the wilds of the Vmpqua
Divide, and they had no luck as it was
Thl pronouncement Is said to have
caught linker and l'attorson. anil
maybe the rest. In its backwash an I
t to have led them Into the same puM
too cold for cats to be out. The three ;on tt ,ltUatlon the nmnaninir men
men BMpl out in tho woods when the of tho Federated Societies, by all the
mercury was ten below. They report , dictate of political bottle trategy,
seeing several large packs of wolves,) munt greatly desire, for It would lead
who on one occasion chased the dogs lr " ultimate conclusion, to one can
sway from a coon cornered in a hollow j d'date only for the republican nomi
log. Dinkena during the hunt per- ,,a,lon- It 'ould ot any rate, tenj to
formed the feat of capturing a skunk ,.h" fl'dfc dow" U a f,n.1fh
alive, by grabbing it by tho tail. PL. u,,.. -- .i...
Only a few lots on paving left Get L,.h.P d,d not mw. nr dlJ no. ..roni.
yours at onco at City Hall. tf t0 abide bv its endoracment. Bean.
Ldme, cement. Medford Lumber Co. it Is said, will not commit bimiwtf
vr n ndi.i .i t.i.. .... : ...... -
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
a. o. vooutt
oi-Ke F. Fendnlo. formerly of HUt.
but now of llutto llls, camt 10
on the initio Kwlls stage Tuesday
aftermsin on his way to Medford to
It H y and futility.
(looritH TuiiiIkmikU of Central I'ulnt,
a Hit ot the pioNottt section foreman,
camo out Thursday nnd Joined the
force of rnllroiid men and iiIh.i look
Iniard and Induing at tho Hunnysldo.
(l. 0. Kblnn came In Thursday even
lug some tlino itfter ilurU wltli a bunch
of work horses on his way to lluttn
rnlls to work on tlm extension of the
1". & V.. railroad nnd when tin ronchod
our town lu mot mlilnlwht dnrkne
with the exception of wlmt lUht our,
street lumps nfrorded, and In ndlltK'o'
to that w were havliiK n driving snow'
storm and about tho flint thing he did
was to lii'iulro wlioro ha could get bay
und stable room fur his horses aiftl he
phoned to the HumtHtdo shout , hay,'
etc., nnd was Informed that w don't '
feed hnrsug, but tinitlly he found hay r
and Htable Mom with W. r, Morgan
and then cauie to tlm Hunnysldu fur
upiwr and bol, It em that thorn Is
no on hore In our town to aeeouiiiuv
dute the travel In that line iind iierson
coming hers to stny over nltthl or who
wish to feed tliolr horses nt liMin, to
Ut on the safo side bettor bring their
feed, with them. It appears, tha,l Mr,
Kblen hn a ixmlraet to di a lot of ,
work for tho p. fc K. R, II. Co.. In Ui
wny of gutting out nnd -delivering ties
along the old track and tho now right
of way,; as well as rlunrlng the right if
wav of the aw logs along the track.
Thursday afternoon after the funor
nl of Mr. K. A. lllldretb, 8r hi son
luiol, wife and hor rather, Mr. Femlale
and the widow of the Into K. A. IIU
drtuh cam in to spend tho 'night on
their way homo to Hiit y,
Frank Manning anil Percy lioothby
of Flounce Mock came up from Ash
land, where lhy had boen In vlnlt
l' rcy's paront. A. II. Ikx.tliby and
wife and were on their wuy up home
but stoptted here for dinner Krldny.
F. B Krandon of the Bnowy fltitta
the Talent irrigation district, called
al the office of State Engineer Cupper
Friday on buslnes connected with the
certification of a block of bonds for bis
district. Salem Capital-Journal.
Ladies discouraged with their looks
FRUIT TALK AT
LIBRARY
Those candidates who are hankering
after this endorsement, and most Of
them are known to be, have been
marking time while tiny waited for
the word.
The latter part of this week ia ex-
tASttMf in t.rin ,hf flnnl .. .1
come and be a model at the Sanitary, wh,n that wor(1 comr, th8 c,mpBlKn
Beauty Shop. Its free. 270ils exoected to "onen -e" and Mart off
Invest your savings In the Jackson with a ban. Portland Journal.
County Building and Loan association. I
tf
Get acquainted with Cash and Carry
system. This store was built np for
the good of the hundreds of people
that have been working hand In hand
with us, and have learned to live and
let live. . We are now bringing down
the high cost of living. All goods are
marked In plain figures 100 cents,
that Is the value yon get for every dol
lar's worth of goods you buy Just the
beat of everything (or less, at the 8pot
Cash Basket Grocery, at the Vinson
Barn. 226 N. Riverside Ave. tf
Emit Mohr who has been confined
to his rooms with an attack of rheu
matism is recovering rapidly and ex
pects to. be up tomorrow.
Get our prices on coal and wood by
the cord. Medford Fuel Co. Phone 212,
265'
Painting, paper hanging and decor
ating and furniture repaired and re
finishing. John Draws, corner Fourth
and Ivy. Phone 1056. . 20
Stylecraft Shop for all kinds of
dressmaking and remodeling. Room
424, Medford Bldg. 282
Chris Natwlck who has the contract
for building several miles of railroad
Into the timber from Butte Falls ship
ped up three carloads of horses, sera
pers, and tools this morning on the
P. & E. and is getting ready to begin
active work at once. He shipped up
three carloads of foodstuffs and sup
plies last Friday.
Try onr merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
tollta f'tttitrfcl fitlt,t wn attf. Km ft,
OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 30. State' meet his son In law, Duck HUdrnth nd ,nnnrr ik j.y He and hi
hanks of Washington lots f62,6'2 wlfo who wero coming from Cot tat: o tirmbor ikmrge own the old original
In 1921 through bank robberies, of tlrove with the body of his father, K. Snowy liutio mill her and came over
which $2,315 was recovered. John P.) A, lllldroth. who poed away at hi t, look after tholr property, He In
Duke, supervisor of banking, an- bom there, Jan. 23, 1922, sued K tetul to move back and operate the
nounced here today from a complla- year and a half. He wa with two of mill here a noon as thn J & R. K. R.
Hon of answers to a questionnaire, bis son, A. K., Jr., and Buel and wife u opened up fr buslne agnln. The
There were thlrtwn holdups, twelve who went from their home In' Huttr only rHion for their shutting down
of which were successful and ten safe Full to rare for him. ifo haves a'wna Hie P. ft VL suspending busln"
rtbberle. I wife and . the two son referred to o that they could not bring wheat In
"All loes were fully covered byjabovo ami hi oldest sou IVIIhtI of ,r nhlp thn flour nut.
Insurance," said Supervisor Dnko, Oakland,' Calif ., and a number of j John Allen of Derby, cam out Frt
".and the state banks did not suffer friends In Ashland, Central Point nnd day to look after some of hi cattle but
to the extent of ono penny."
Sup. Court. Dismisses
Seattle Lake Case
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.
JuitU-o Tu ft today nunounced dirt-
Itutto Kails. wher. he tnadu hi home mrnod aside long rnuugh to laka a
for some time. The funeral wa hold ,)k nt the fine black Perchenm stal-
tho Central
Thursday afternoon tn
Point cemetery.
Friday ' morning word came to me
oxtr the plume that Mr. Mary Sever-
jance had panned a wny tn Murril, Calif,
hlef t home of her on, Alfred Ktrtek-
nn, aged years. .Mrs. nevernn
mlwal of lb. appel of King county. ' number or year a cuuon
Wnthlncton from an advenw doclnlon f our town and after soiling their
of the irtato suprem court In a enso property here to James Jordan, who I
brought by the ltewllt Ia company still living hero, she and her husband
cauncd by the lowering moved to Central I'olnt, and after tho ,
r Uike WasMngton by ,.th of her hu'ihand. II. T. Severance-,
construction of thn ship canal , ... tu. n rr of bv hr non until
ppr A brought by th
I I II I f'r damoKe c
rrn i .f
leW I Jihe construed
Hon that Mr. Johnson has hero for sate
nnd seoined to 1' very favorably im
pressed with hi uppoarance. Ml.
Allen Is a horaeman and know a g Kd
thing ahen be imius It.
C. II. Natwlck, tb railroad contrac
tor who ha a contract to do noma
grading on (be Unit 1'nll eMt"olon
of the P. A K. took hi too!, eto , up
on tho P. K. It. It. Friday and e.
poet to Mart In on hi contract the
flrt of tho Wee. ' '
connecting Ijik Wunhlngton and
Uike Union with Salmon bay and l'u
tt Hound.
The court also denied the applica
tion of tho county for a writ of eer-
Mr. E. I. Goodse.il, manager for
eign freight brokersge department of
the Fruit Auction company of New',uritrl , tt,e nam o rase.
lorn, win be in Medford Wednesday
and will speak to tho fruit growers at
the Public Library Wednesday, Feb
ruary 1st at 1:30 p. m. Mr. Good-!
sell has been tn close touch with the
New York fruit market for years and
his talk will be most Interesting to
alt. It is necessary to call the meet
ing early because Mr. Good w 11 Is
obliged to leave for San Francisco
on the afternoon train, so everyone
be sure to he on hand at 1:30 sharp.
GENERAL SLADEN NEW
I
AVA8WXOTOX, Jan. 30. Driga
dler Oneraf Knd W. Hlnden com
manding Fort fiherldnn, Illinois, was
today appointed commandant of West
II you wish your Joy to be complete, 1 olnt military academy to succeed
E
Mr. and Mrs. Cook fro:u Portland,
who have been In this vicinity the
rust two weeks were over Sunday
guests at tbe.F. O. Elliott homo. Mr.
Cook is a brother of Mrs. Elliott.
Mr. aud Mrs. SchaTfer snd daugh
ter Florence were Grant ' we''
end guests at tho homo ot Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Matthews.
Charles snd I'aullns ("..iT'Vn
have beon I'l'the past two weeks
with whooping cough, but are about
over the distressing symptoms ot the
disease,
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wahl, Mrs.
Georgo Tt, Alden and Wise Caroline
Leeder wero down from Medford
Kunday und tolled on rtlversldc
friends.
Fred Champlfn wa a visitor In
Join the happy throng at Trail Satur
day, Feb. 4. 270
Mrs. F. K. Merrick, of Medford, who
has been in this city for about ten
days, where she has been a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Caufield.i
left for her home Thursday morning.
Orpeon CilV Fnlnrnrlia I
All kinds of mill blocks. Valley Fuol
Co. tf
'There .will be some one's mother,
wire, sweetheart, child or friend's
Hrlgadler Oenend Douglas McArthur Medford several days ot the past
who will be rclluved noxt June 30
and amlBnod to duty In the Philip
pine. . . ..
WEDDING BELLS
HiUtwell-WcblK'r.
Hundny morning at 8:30 a. m., Kd
ward F, Webber and Mary A. Has-
pictiire in our window with latest hair wtU wt'rc uJltod lhe bo"d'1 ot hoy
dress given at our shop. Sanitary !.tr!m!n1y,tt th9..homl ' th?.fn:
refill I V hnn oift ""' OMIUHH.T, lltv,- u. u. Jinuuu
Iauty Sbop. S79. on wert llth street. Mr. Webber ha
. I ived in Medford for some time, com-
Not'ce I ng from I'ortlnnd nnd Ml) Haawull
Weatonka Tribe No. 1, extends Ih well known In Medford hav
a cordial invitation to all mem- inr served as city treasurer for sevc
bers of the Improved Ordor of Redmen r"1 years. They were accompanied
to meet at their wigwam for smoker. '' th bride's brother, Mr, H. O.
and social evening, Wod., Feb. 1st IIft"wel1, Attr th8 ceremony they
Competition games are' the order 0f ,?epnrt':d ,n Wr Webber's auto on a
thA nvnninir Mmh.r . , honeymoon trip. After their return
afjr.nl ?h,f I ZJ 1 they wl thU? homo for a while
attend and bring any prospective mem-Lt the Vm- b,.m n h,,o., n.,u.
bers. Come early and onloy the
evening.
2CC
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOR 8ALK Day oldWhlie" Leghorn
chicks, Tancred strain; also sotting
eggs. Phone D97-R-2. O. E. Pierce.
271
FOR 8ALH Choice Investment;
111,000. 1st mortgage on real estate,
eight years to run. Guaranteed nafe
as government bonds. Address Hox
23, Mal Tribune. 287
WANTED
413 L.
-Reed baby buggy.
Phone
207
IVOR SALE Late model one ton Ford
truck. Can be seen at Medford
camp ground. ,
Mt'CaHllu-AHlicraft.
H.'iturclay evening at '6 p. m Ielloy
Ashcraft of Aahland and Miss Kmma
McCaslln of Medford wero married at
the horns of tho officiating minister;
Itov. D. K, Millard, In the presence of
the two accompanying" witnesses, 'Mr.
W. C. Hnlmea nnd P. It. Onrrett Mr.
Anhcraft reeentjy rnme - from Cali
fornia, and MisH MoCoHlin is a Mod
ford girl, living with hr mother on
South Oakdnle, The newly married
couple wlll renlUo In Ashland. ' '
week
Mrs. Kershaw visited her husbaiid
at the Firkelt ranch over Sunday.
L. F. Pickett spent the past week
with his family,' returning to 1J
sheep camp Snnday.
Mrs. t. Jacobs Is making several
Improvements at her ranch home.
Tho dairy equipment has' been Im
proved and thoro Is a fine new lion
house.'
Airs. U F. Plckott was In Medford
Thursdya and attended the organiza
tion of tho P, E. O. society at the
homo of Mrs. C, W. McDonald.. Mrs.
Pickett was a member of the P. E. 0.
in Iowa. . ' ' ( '
Mr. and, Mrs. C. P..C'haiijplln were
Grants Pass visitors Wednesday
' A very efljoyuble "meeting 'of tho
Riverside Recreation club was hold
with Mrs. R.'W, Engel Friday after
noon. Eighteen members and gliosis
sr
doath enme at tbo ripa old bko ot 90
8h had quite a numlter of very warm
friends here and at Ceotnil Point alio
esteemed her very highly on account
ot her christian virtue.
lui.it Tuesday in addition to Mr. Ken
dale belug hero for dinner we had
Frank Notherland and Mrs. M. K.
Richardson cf Hutte Fail, and hr
daughter, Gladys, who was afflicted
with on abscess on tho undorpart of
her Knee and that seemed to be caused
by a simple chafed place on her heel.
Mrs. Ricbard's-Jit and daughter remain
ed hers over night as the stago was
so full that the driver refused t take
not only thorn but unother lady who
wuntvd to go b town tho same after
noon, but Mrs. Richardson wont Wed
nesday morning on tho 7:30 stage.
Sam 11. Ooser, ono of tlio men who Is
hoarding hure and. working on tho sec
tion gug tk a layoff Wednesday
and made a business trip to Medferd,
and Friday the whole gang was In 1 1 off
In tho nucnlng on account of thn snow
ss it made It so vory dlsuKroeablo re
moving old rotten ilea and replacing
them with now ones, so ho mndo a bus
InoHH trip up to Lake crook that day.
lie v. II. C' Adams went to Medford
to attend thn Sunday school conven
tion lust Tuesday.
J. W. Johnson who Is hnro In tho In-
toroet of tlio Klrtland Farm and seems
to bo attracting considerable nttontlon
among the horsemen, Is not thn man
ager of the ICIrtlnd farm as announced
in a former article, but a salesman for
tho blooded horses on the farm.
Frank Rhodes who has a contract to
do some grading on the road from
Grants Pass, to tho Oregon Caves
moved a lot of his machinery up there
about tho mlddlo of the week to go to
work,' i
ltcnj. Whetstone who worked nil
summer and fall for Charley Delln, has
S! 1 J ... . - - -
Ilert llabb to Seitttlo
CORVALMH, Ore., Jan. HO. Bert
Itabb, 1!l22 baseball captain-elect nt
287i agricultural college ana nm
siring pucner on ruHt.year's nine, Jms
been, signed by Jimmy Richardson.
huelnea manager of the Seattle base-
FOR SALE A-l milch cow, high test.
Fine cow for family living tn town,'
Call 761, 261 bull club to play for that tenm,
Heavy Cold? Chest
All Clogged Up?
DONT ht it ,ct a ktnrt, Dr. King's
New DUcovny will git liht
down to work, relieving t lie tihl (reling
in the tlut, uietmg tlx raking
tough, gently rtiiiiuUtiog tlic boavlt,
thus eliminating tlm cold poinoni,
AUaw tcli.ilU Ju-.t g'Kd nicdiune
made to rae cold and toiinhi.
fifiy -ears a t.imlrd rrnwsly.
All tho lainily ran tike il vuili hrlplul
irtulu. l ;o tho cliililicn' crnuu.
No harmful tliuK. Ccnvincing, heal
ing t:i:c that the kiddie lil v At all
tlrutj;it, 60c, ,'','
Dx. King's
New Discovery
For Colds and Coughs
Feci Badly? I)owil siugfllsh?
ILmn't any "kep" in woik or play.
You're com,tiMtcdl ' The r.timuljtiujf
O'.-tion of Dr. King'e Pill briiij;! back
old time tm-r'. All ilruKit, 25c.
D PROMPT I WON'T OR1PI.
r. Kings PUls
ssswswaMiMi ii
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directort
WOOD
L'ndor cover, $3.00 per tier and up.
Prompt Delivery,
; 1120 N, CKNTIUL WOQD CO,
Fhone A8I-X
J. M. CARLTON.
MOTHER! MOVE
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Hurrv mother I Even ' a lek child
love 'the "fruity" tata of "California
Fig fcyruu" and it ntivcr fails to oien
the bowels. A tcaipoonful today uiay
prevent a sick child tomorrow. If con
stipated, bilinus, feverish, frutful, . lis
col'l, (lic, or If stomach is sour, tongue
coated, breath bad, Temcinber a Rood
I'leanHiitg of tho little bolvrls is often
all that I neeensary. '"','
Auk your driunrist for pi'nulno "Cali
fornia riff Syrup" whlcfh ho 'directions
for baiiie and children of all ag'
printed on bottle.. Mother I Yon must
ay "California" or yon tnajr pt nn Itnt
tatioit U(.viu, ' ..
"Closely allied with the practice of modiclne is
the preparation of medicine. Your druggist, like,
your fainily physician and, nurse, provides tho com
munity with a service it could not well do, without.
In visiting the drug store, when you need anything it
has to of fer, you protect yourself, in two , ways;' . f
"By supporting a Protective Institution,
"By securing merchandise guaranteed by your
druggist's scientific knowledge.
Heath's Drug' Store
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street