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Newspaper Page Text1 IMOE FOUR, W,IlX)UMl MAIL TRllUINM.-Ml'lDKOlM). om-K'PNV SATl'U'DA V, KKUUltAUV I St !1 Mepforp Mail Tribune AN TNf'I'CI'ENHENT NEWHPAPKIt rUHLlHHKH F.VKKY Al'TKKMM'N KXI'VFT Ft'NHAY MY TUB MIOUI'OIll) PRINTING IV). Mil I ' i I i - Th Meilfonl Sunday Bun Is f uriilshi'it suiiscrihcr iii.-mrtng seven iluy daily nsw-spitpcr. ' office Mill I TrUnins Hint. (inn, 2S-S 7-2 Ninth lir street, l'hnna A consolidation of the Democrsilc Times, Ihn Mr.tford Mall, the Me.lfort Tribune, Hie Southern Ori'goiilHn The Ashlsud Trlbunu. HDBKHT W. HI'HU Kdltor. ' SUMl'TKK 9. SMITH. Msnsser. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY MAIL In Advance: Piilly. with Sinulay Sun. year . ... tT.r.ii' iJiilly. with Sunday Sun. month f pally, without Sunday Sun. year . t.M' l'nily. without Sunihiv Sun, month Weekly M Tribune. m yer ., Humlnv !'un. one year I.Mi BY CAUU1 Kit In Medford. Ashlnnil. Jacksonville. Central Point, Phoenix, Talent; . I 1 tail y. with Sunday Sun. month.. ..,' Imlly, without Sun. lay Kun, month .6 Daily, without SuinlHy Sun. year T.&o I "ally, w ith Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All term- hy currier, cash in silvsnc Official paper of the City of Meilfonl. Official paper of Jackson County, i Sworn dully average circulation for I six month- ending Oct., ISL'l, 3325 Kntereil na p-io4 cuA matter at I Medford, Oregon, under the act of March 8, UT. MEMUKKS OF THK ASSOCIATED I'KKSS. The Associated Press Is exclusively entllleu to the ue for republication of all news' dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise ci-e.lll. d In this paper, alert the local nevxs published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot . By. Arthur Perry... Tlie ciKarette hnbit H srowiti? d'monc th wonwii folks.. Mid lt some Bcctlons the fair ones are smoking en the streets. It will be rude, however, for a man to auk ftoodlookiiiK blonde for a mutch. It he has a pocketful. . The Wooura-w - Wilson Memorial Fund Is half secured. A1 Forgetting fund would have been over-subsoribed In 10. minutes."-'" ' l:nless 8'jme'of the high potency is rehioved from the standard brands of moonshine, bootleggers will have to draft customers. A move is afoot t3 curb the washbailer distillers by abol ishing wa6hb3ile:s.v - ; . ... . ' . THE SUNDAY-ONLY TYPE " .' (SisViyou News) . Many people trying to be Chris tians' continue - their cigarettes, their selfishness, their prjfanity. - Mhelr ' filthy conversations, their attendance at places of question able rifrhteousness; and they as- same no religious resionsibtlity, that places demands 'upon their time and energies. The Stillman divorce suit is still struggling along through the maze of legal tinkering, but being just a plain case of orneryness without any frills, it is- creating 'no "pmMto interest' like movie cussedness. Rain fell- copiously all day Friday, and came close to being another Waterloo. . "GOOD ROADS AND THE CHURCH" (Sermon topic Salem Statesman). They sure do increase the attendance on sunny' Sunday mornings when the fish are biting. r Prices are getting down vhere the nickel, key on a cash register gets a little exercise. '"'She Flies With Her Own Wings" the' state motto of Oregon, is not ap propriate, acceding to the artistic souls. - They want a new one. Make it: As ttfte Indians Left It. ' .' ' THE SELF HATER : (Blue Mountain Times) Exceptionally smart young man, college breJ, magnetic personality, . brilliant salesman, meet anybody, any time, noted for originality of conception, highly preceptive, and a .social asset to any community desires position with firm that is able to recognize genius when present. Address W-. F. A.rOn. Del. it is aoout time the i s. had a Pungle Fp Week for European nati-jns who refuse to pay their war debts without : another war, and maintain "all obligations were fulfilled when they cheered jfool, theories, and allowed Aliierican soldiers to march down the leading boulevards enroute to save their national hides. "La Uelle France" Is the chief fit thrower against remit ting: ' ' . ' ' ' : Hay, hauling is still belnz induced in IFiimow. r.imrdi The im,n ,.r ,i,. 'f, i,,.. . , ,,, . , ... the off horse was embellished with .. ,, , ... uiunucuiiy uiraiiKOU pussywillows. William Jennings Bryan is engaged ill an argument with a fniversity president over the relations between I science and religion. Not knowing' anythlng about either he IS able to snout 16 wonhi to the ,rnfna.ii-- I and he wroiiL-n nsiuii Had That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling I v. u,iW ;in a letter he fixed so it Do you know that "awful tired feel-',,,,1, not he steamed open? Ins," iMiftuldnesg, lame or weak back, I 10. What do the words "Anno sore. muscles, stiff or swollen joints, or Dirnini" mean? rheumatic pains usually indicate kld-l Answers to YvsU'iibiy'H VueU"; . Key trouble? Foley Kidney Pills act! H,JW "' edipscs of. -tho sun promptly and effectively. - Mrs. Ro-1 l,m' '"' vri'r! AnH' Tw,ft berta Mllv. TOO Alton s't Alton in Neither one is .visible iu ..North writes: "For three years i had a tired, worn-out feeling. Various treatments fnilcd. I began to improve on the sec- md dose of Foley Kidney Pills and to- riny I feel VlkO new " Sold ovorvwhore. ' , Ad,V, W u Rippln:$Rhiinos1p THE VALE 'I I1KHK is no fount ry lulo below that can't province sonic I l'rainl tf woe. I've traveled nil the worUl around to fiiul some hollow in the y.i-otiiiil where one iir comfort ltiiyht recline, anil cry aloihl "This count ry!'s line '," I've lived where it ,is nlways sprhiiT ul hiitls are ever on the wiiiir, an. I l.hcro I found tlie noxious fly Would rccosruizo no tint to die, .1 pitched my tent heside the sen mid watched the billows wild ami frov'utd thought nt last I'd found a place designed to soothe ths Jnwnaii race. And then 1 saw a foghank creep from out the readies of the deep; tlie fosr was irrny And dank toil coM, as illatmuy as the jrr.iveyard mold; it soaked into my -holies and tlicfvs, mil filled my organs and my shoes, and rheumatism cliuihcd my frame and broke my heart and loft r c lame. I Iniilt myself a little shack upon a mountain's rocky back; and thery the air was pure and sweet, the view was fine enough to eat. Hut there larire vats their council held, ami all night long the bolvats yelled, and name less varmints to their dens bore off my Pitlaml China liens. If one's inclined to tear his hair, he'll gather' lemons everywhere; he'U find no place beneath the sun where grief and trouble do not rnu. Contentment, like a thrifty tree, will grow wherever you may he. if you don't, rake around to find some sorrows to dis turb vour mind. Quill AVlien exports fall off. natioi.s Some people an.- good for notiiiii!'. and some arc good for revenue -nly. If the world goes back to the to the bow-wows. Britain's Pacific possessions-are : tay that way. If everybody could choose his lot on Easv Street. "When a man stands aside to let a woman board a street car, you can't tell whether it is chivalryor curiosity. AVhcn all the fighting is done fall out about trifles. France can't duplicate I'nde nice wide oceans as props. It isn't probable, however, that the feet remain cold. "When the swords are beaten into of war will be used for county fairs. The poor will pay the war debt. it; and the poor furnish posterity. Old Dobbin had his faults, but you didn't have to pour hot water on him to get him started on a cold morning. !Men learn from hard experience, and next time they will have sense enough in time of war to prepare for peace. "The bootlegger receives too docs. Sympathy .should be saved They say insects cost the world a estimate doesn't include ihe ravages Another excellent business policy is the one that makes the con. sinner the bencficiarv of the wholesaler's reductions. Divine love hates the sin and of submarines, nations appear to ( It must be embarrassing to an can't decide whether thj. man at book agent. - 5 , ('el-many was. militaristic because she called a treaty a scrap of paper; France is militaristic because she wishes to keep another treaty from being a scrap of paper. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1. What shape is the. fJrccian nose ? ' ' ' ' I. How' . many ' foreign nations huve representatives in Washington? " hat-word, meaning good Iuck do we get'from the fact that In early days in Kngland only the timber , , ... , .. . .. ... . . ... , . i ifiun N oiw ii o loir v ion i o ui'i ttz used? 4. In what counti-v formerly 'did the. widow perish on the funeral pyr of her hushand? 6. What is that custom, called? , ' Was Oncral Hubert K. L-e re- lutt''1 to .Washington? lh strongest wire in , proportion to its weight ? S. What becomes of dew 'in win- ter? America. 'I. How many times during the next en years will Raster come In March? Ans, 1932. Twice. Jn J92 and 3. Whose likeness Is on n Jin.noo pdd - cerlifieute',' " - Ans, .Jackson's,' OF TEARS. Joints fall out,".' dogs of war, it will probably go about the only ones she has that in life, it would be one fronting in the air, nations w ill be slow to Sam's isolation act without the two business will get 'on its feet vl IC i , plowshares, pa doubt ths theatre At any rate. osterity will pay much sympathy." lie certainly for tho bereaved family. billion dollars a year, of the humbug. Ami this loves the sinner. Hut in the matter hate the sinner and love the sin. absent-minded divorcee when she the door is Ipt new husband or a 4. Who Is secretary of labor In Harding's rnhlnet? Ans. .lames J. Davis. , ' 5. It' trade between the United KtiiK-s and Alaska considered foreign or domestic? Ans. Domestic. 6. Jlow many homicides were there in this country in IS20? Ans-. ,3XG. ' ;' 7. In what war was the ISattle of Lookout; Mountain? Ans. Civil war. S. In' what war was the liattle of 8aratoga? Ans. Revolutionary war. ft. If the temperature of the hu- I man body should fall to. 85 degrees Fjihrcnheil what would hanoeii? Ans. 1 Death. ... , ! 10. In what t'tah city is the fu Inious Mormon tempi'!? Ans. Halt Lake fity. lii)!ilun Ss'iileiieed. ATLANTIC CITY, S. .1.. Feb. 18. -Found guilty of having performed nil illegal operation upon .Miss iren Michac-lsofi of Philadelphia, Dr. Wlh liaiu II. Drickcr, Jr., of I'liiladelplilu, and Atlantic City, yesterday was Ken tonej'd, .to serve fioia tvn Ut fifteen years in state prison and to pay a firm of, $!5,0h0, Withdraw Extradition- WKKUAWKKN, N. J Feb. 18. Recognition of an, extradition warrantHtortly before midnight, lnt night, for Curl C Hoffman of this cllv want, "f'r "bo hail been overcome by ed ia.SaaUltt,. tt'ush,, has. been , with drawn by Governor i F.dwards, It was announced today, INTERNAL ROWS BE AU. END i 01 !!KE WASHINGTON, IM-. IV--A na .tional ci.i t-c mc m .lise-inci to settle the jurisdictional disputes said to hive inus-d most i t the stithc In the huildiiiif industry In the past wiih leui-heil hy the A ,s,u i.ited licnei-ut .I'niltint tol'H of Ann h , i, ihe Aim I Ivan Insiliiite i.f At'i hite is, the Kim-lneef. I ntf Ctiuiii il. (he N.iiauiiil lUillitiiu; 'I'rsnlea Keili rntton vt' l.;thir tlu.uiuli the n.-itionul iiunt'il a wi I'll in its quail I'oiii'linlevl here, t t Jill'Klu-tlimnl 'lly meethu JtlMt . aiiiiiniineil o- day, The .luiei-nieiit r.' ih'H that Kieal tuiihlini: trades i-oi;i- lis sliul ! Misiieml unions iiml refuse ti h iokmIo nr lni't iiniiuiH which Mil to nhitlo hy the tlcfisitms iif tlie hiMiiit. It also I'IomiI.s that Keueinl iinit i act 01 .1 ami SIlll-CKllt r.ti loin sh ill liieiii Hl lltO In agreements with ii:umi lahm a pro lnn for meinl,-:s local uiilniis, wllicll ilo not Uhhli 1 V Its lei Islons. ! 'AnluteitH and .-I'nineera also me hoiiuil tiiuler the a'i i't mem to insert in all their Hiccl:i. itiona mul eon U. lits u clause iMidliiK that the i Ixilll'it a ileclslolia sll ill he follow c, I, L TITLE IN DOUBT Sl'OK.VNK. rVb. Iv--Vhllo basket bull fans larmily a:e centering their Interest on the Pacific roast c infer ence, the Northwest ciinfoivnoo. cliitin ploushii) still I underlie.! with Matin the -must likely contender for licnirs. Washington at n-si'nt Is p'ain a two-i;a!iip series with W. 8. t'. ut Pull man; IilaUi wilt pi.iy at 1'ttllman on March " ami 3. The I'niveisitv of Washington has yet another aeries t play. Sta'iillni; of the te.itpa: ('.a. ties t BUILDING m COAST BASKETBAL V. Idaho .11 WashingU'ti a (). A. O X Whitman 7 Montana .1 Willamette I . w. s. v t I W. S. (' '. 0 Oiv n 0 1.. plHN - A-l'- - PORTLAND. Feh. IK. Just two roumls w.re rlecded for liasaiita Siiigh. Himlu wr.sth-r, to throw Kd lie ltli hards, iiiiildleweight boxer, In a mixed wrestling ami boxing bout last night at .Mllwnukie. Kiohards landed one Mow on Singh and kept out of the wr'it'er's reui'h most of the-, time, but finally the grapplei made a dive for Richard's hits, threw him and pinmd him to the mat. Floyd .lohnion, Oakland, Cnl., heavyweight, scored n len-roiiinl cle cNloii over liiitilhig Kid Savage. Mexi can. Jimmy West of Mantlu fought a six round draw with Rattling Or tega of Oakland, and Jeff Duvls and Young Rritton. local hoy, went four rounds to a draw. Clare liroineo and Frank Ritchie, who Were down for nix rounds, wen- put out In the fourth by the referee, who dec lan d they were not trying. F LONDON, Feb. H. IHshou John L'd ward Robinson, who since 1875 has been missionary bishop for the Metho dist Kpiscopal church In tho i'nltnd Htates, died at Hangalore Thursday hlglil, says a .Madras dispatch to the London .Times. Mn is especially rc liicnibcred In lmdon for tils strong views during tho -war.- At nne war time meeting he declared he ''thanked (iod, as an American and in behalf of the American, f-u- I!rltlnli protcctlun abroad." Jehn Kilwiird Uoblnson was born In Irelaml In Fchrnary, 1810, but enilgrat ed t;i the I'niiei Htates wheri he was 10 years old. lie- was ordained tl Methodist KpliCupal minister In 1S74 and soon afterward, went to tho mis sionary fields In India and llermn'la. stateIffIciaiin U'AT)-:RI:i kv. Conn., Feb. IK. I.di'11! i ti.-i lit 'iovi inof Chillies A. Tem- phion, a piif-i rby, . rescued Mrs. .Michael Ryan n-om n hhodng building smoke, Mrs. Ryan's chillies were in flumes but Ihe lieutenant governor l-,,,, rr,..l i.i ..t.,.,.1 I..... BASANTA WINS IN COMBINATION BOUT METHODIST- BISHOP KEEN OR BRITISH ROLE OF HERO ,.iii.iim ii in l;l IH 111,1 I IMiill'l l" l ami escape, She wilL recover. Stage and Screen Tol'able Dtvld at Page "Tol'iili'ii liaviil." n ut nt ilio I'uija thentiir, la one of the l'in"sl ii-titiel oT this seas mi ei' any ntlni,- n.inHuii. It Is the f nt of pi' i l.'th-lt w It I i'Ii (he r nles. who n;'t 11 1 Komi In hmll Hi pic tures, should lu miiile (i view. " I'.il'uhle thivi l" Is nil arilull' piece u( work, a pl.'ttiie wlt'i cbai-.ici v, foeltiiu a nil tieaiity. Itli'hai il lliii thcliniv s tliuvt the host otk el' his cnieer Hi (lie liny who wan Jtid(;'(l hy his mountain ninth r to ho "toluhle, just tolnhle.' Ills David Is tt lituie ilelicate piece of work ttitin the t'liitlanitin in "llmken Hluss iiiih'' nnil It Is Ihnrc llkeahlo iiml fat' inure bril liant than tlie hero of "Way Down Knst," It is one of the mist complete and sonslttve I'lutriu-tcr tUiulh h ever prcseiilinl oil (lie siveeu, The h:oi v is n thoroimhly luloiestlttK ami cxcltlm: tale of Knttu-ky iiioiui tuliieers. but n.il the usual typo of story. Thote Is action aplenty, hut the cent al Interest is aroused over tile emotion of the h y Duval, ho Hectvt ly rela'ls. at helms jnsl a hy it ml yeaills to he a man. lie il reams if the day when he can drive I lie ItaeU over the bills tu K't the Koveimuetit mall and ho s imethliii; more tlmn lite tmliy of the family. i The evi tu which U'd up I i the, death of his lather .utd Inn cruel III Jury hi his brother, unit Ihe reasons w hich preveiil his t.ikltiK revenue n the terrible ll.Ubmin are tub! with splendid pathos and Htrcmuli. Anita Stewart at Rialto "lia things of Ik-stliiy" sttutiiu Anita Stewart, will be the feature ut traction at tlie Itlalto tlionire t imoi row, Monday mid Tnesihiy, This In it Hiking romance of the frniten north and the tropics and Per:ultH llie talent ed and beautiful slar splenitll oppnrtu nltlcs to tiiHplny her vcrsiitllltw It Is a draitiatlc picture which nllnws the assombly of ptiiicrs to flash tlielr Indi vidual talent . ti advantam'. Mtts Stewart docs sonm of the host work of her career In the role of Julie l.eneau w ho was unwittingly led Into ma; rylim a man she did imt love when sin- was already the wife of another man she did oe. May Robion Coming The c 'tiling of May Itulm m. the tal j ented c inii'dienne w ho AiiKU'itm I'ltoul Inc., will present ti the puiruns of the! Page theatre on Tuesday night. Feb ' iMst, is always tin event of Itnpoi tance j to Iheatreci'iirs for It Is her custom t -i' appear In a new plav every si-n-i. n. an l i nn is assured of u capital pcrdirtiiance for her company ami product Inn Is always up ti the high standard esl.ile lislied hy hr manager Mveral years since. For the current seas in she will be seen In a new cot ly In th.ee acts, lr Fays t.i S-nlle." ' i To tell the simy of the norkfitg out of the plot would in. -an i r,,, (In. auditor t.r i.i.thy pl.aslm; and laugh able surprises. Miss Hobs-n has bor n s:;r:-.iun lei) with a m.ist ndnilni'itc cast of players and the play has b.--ii given a lavish in-xintliii.'. News Summary of Last Night UO.MK Premier Hotionik's cnhlnet defeutml In climiiher of ilenutli n on flUi of confidence. INDIANAPOI.IS-lty ft rgin of less than lO'l of Its :5JS.". votes, dele gates to c.inveiitlin of liilteil Mine Workers n-fuseil In roiiNldiir i.r.n.-.sal of Alexander llowat for tlin re liis'nle tnent of himself and other expelled Kansas miners. WASIIINtiTON-F.tports from the I'nlteii states to Latin America foil off nearly Ss.OoO.Oon during tile eah-ndar vear llll hut were $.'oii,nnii,iMio greater than during the risr-al year litis. 1 1. WASIIINCiTON-Kesourres o.' Na tional banks of cotintty exrlusivu of rediscounts, atuoiiiitlng to !l,'o,i(in,. ') at last Call December III. showed Increase of $ lUC.inio.OOO over the pre vious call for Sentelnhcr iiccor.linc 1.. an analysis by comptroller of treasury. r.w 1 tutlv -Joseph V.. Schwab, brother of Charles M. Schwab and one or original Carnegie partneis, aged 75. dl'iH NKW YOKK-Cold.-Hf ,uy 0f wint er In northeastern Now VuH, mi,. held responsible for several deiilhs and ex idoslon besidns number minor miniums Two ot deaths occurred, Landing, N. .1. when dynamllc pacUlhif hijiise of Atlas Powder works blew up. NI-:V YOIIK-Iletlreinciit r (j JU,.i;o L. (Tex) Klckard from mitniign iient if Madison Sipiare Cardial Hpmtriig i-lnii announced by state ittlileli? a s cla Hon, Kingllng, cfrens cBds him. A Cherro Hard Wheat " "ri 1 - - . rlour r , Guaranteed - , : At Your' Gr overs aigliMt Qnsnty iwry Bsoslrinr. sisaioaa .ttln, Wstvk Itopsuiug, fiatlafactlon., Assured. Ir quality ant orlco. ' Mall us your wants. MARTIN J. EEDDY WOOD Under coTef; 8.t)0 lp) tier and up: Prompt Delltnry 1120 S. CLNXJUL M IJ(pJ CO. l'hone fPl-X ' J. W, 0ART.T0N. Sport Flashes NKW VoKK - - Vim cnl Mm tin, New York, Id elves .Ipilm a' dei tMion mt r Tommy Nohle, Cmilnud, In eluht rouniln. rum iii:t i: -.inhmiv Imiiiipn., New York, nets ill i IhIoii mm r .lnhuliy t'aic.v, t'liliiorula. In O n loutuls, MII.W l U i:i : --.loliiuiy Y iHiiiiiller. I lliii'ls A. I' Swliinmr, hiealis Wot hi lirulil lor liHI-varil hack Mlioko, nivolimt iIIhIiiiii e in l.iin.H.l, fllM'!o .loliiiuy Meyeia, il.itiit ant of mi Id's 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Hi- i lulu i huiii PIoiimIiIp ilefeuta I'eler .lames, Mont Kinm l, In ati alntit falls. ST, I'Vri,- I'lelltnlndiy events for urn t liMi -itiTu oulilmii' skatliot i haiii ploin lilp lo he In Id l ite todiiy, Irlllt.AI'I'.t.l'IIIA -tiidf adopted as spoil lot- liieti'-Hi liool competition hy supervisory oiniiillti e on athli llrs ol 1'hllaih li'hl.i IiIhIi si Innd. SI'KINil''li:i.ll Kil.l.ll .M. ii, in Mile, shoilstoi. Hinds sluiieil con trail to rittshui'K flub. New fiuitr.ut calls for liii ieaseil suluiv. he said. I 'IP',i;il -White S.. pit. Iter nml catiheis KiithcriuK lei" prepaiii toiv to li.ixitiu toiitoiioiv fur Mm II n S.ilns. Texas, where Hoy will If 1 1 in l n a .-. k b. foie golna lo Mi'kuIii. Texas, li n ul. u si'iliiK lialtilnK camp. 1 ST. Lot' IS- First contingent of 'o. al Nationals si lieduleil o h ave to day fur ti, lilting lamp at Orange, Texas, I. AlIAMti: - I'nlvi isliv of Wv.i tiling heals l 'o, ii a, I, i Ti iii her s col li-ia' at hasketluill 2',i to .0. I'OUVAI.I.IS o. A. I'., 41: Nevada Ij. I'AI.O A I.Tt I - Stanford. IT, Ore gon I J. I't I.I.MAN Waslilimt.'ii 41. W. S. R.ill h'ul 'i alid Ol an Conk sin li1 Siiturdiv :.ci Siitninv iu Hi ints l'.i. V! r. mid Mrs eini.n ll.illey moli-l eil to 111. lilts I'u WedllesiliiV, W. W. VA ooli lilce loi" rented the T. P.. Ilol.el ls ftu n I : list .1- Vile i-Mt iiiad. a hurried trip to lhailts Puss W . illl. sit.lV after in. .11. Ine for Ills father. Ike In. i nt. who la ..i.ltc sick al this i It int.-. I'nil.i- Davidson, Jr.. Is upending a f. w dais Willi fiii ads uiul relatives Pi tli.iiits Pass, S. V. l.ll of the Voting people of the flat ure taking purl In the pioiiiani to lie given w lilt the l.oxv so. tal lit Pi'oxolt Satunlav nltlit limit r ihe iilispli.s of the Apidi Kate Vall. y T.i" phone 1 1 , in pu u v , . in Kul, I load.- a luislni-ss tilp t" (Jr. nits 1'nss Moinl.iv, where he pin rhaw.-il a Fold tar. Mr. !'., ill. Calls mint" a trip to C.ranli Pass Tuesday, where he lour-k'-teil a load of chick. n. .Mis. Jess Williams Is spending Ihe week iu Clan's i'.ms visiting filends ami ItiatllfH. Mr. uiij Mrs. Fan;, lie Carls of F.V.ins Creek vveie visiting fl'tuts and relatives mi llie pit one day last Week, The eldest son of W. W. Wolorl.U-e iiucrow 'y i si aped the pis of Huht of lie i ye while pliivlng with a silver l.ililii rmk. Sail . loth, lilnli bark, etc., ar.i be I ti k d to bind books In Russia. ANNOUNCEMENTS COUNTY COMMISSIONER TIos. II. Slinps'iii. of Ashland, authorizes tils aiinounci ineiil as h Can (lldatu tor tlie noiiilnatl).'.'! for tho office of Coiflily Cominirf loner of Jackson Cotnitv. stlbjei.i to tlie decision of tlx Lepiihllcan voters of said coiinly at tite Primary Flection, May Rtih. PC!.: Adv. DRY WOOD 2.75 to $125 Per Tier In shed tt 111 N. Fir CUT RATE WOOD YARD ' rhonn 551 SPRAYING KMUCIillKltV t.Hi'ue or small Orchard Julia. r 1 Modern F(tilimcnt. ' Phone Kill for' Om tract Rales - CHANGE IN SCHEDULE Ml I FCTIVIJ Flill, I, MKia ' ' MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES I -, . , , . llly Kuct'id Sunday l.V, Mlill'Oltl) 10 AM, LV. ItOSFIlL'Ua 1.00 V, M. , ; ) HiltA.yiS PASS-MFDFOHI) HTAGICS Dally ami Kunday Leave Medford . Ichvo (Jrants I 'ass 10.00 A. M. jo.OO A, M, '. M. 1.00 I', M. 4.110 P.M. 4.15 V M. . '' O I-, . , l ares: , Medford-fJrnnl Fuss, $1.1.1; GrnnU l'uss-ltoscbuin, IM.OOj Mcdford-ltoscbura ft. 15. , , Dr. Johnson Says ; Some people h.ilcie (lh,il ml Vei Using iIciiiI-.ii I Is vciv si I fill nml hsi' ilciillsti). Ihe same people prohuhlv be Hove ihnl ii clous h or a haiili Iiml iiilvellliea ale poor Inslllii lions. Our work Is gum niilci'il, Mil It Ii Icniislilp Is worth a great ileal ' more lo us lliaii your inouey. Dr. O. J. Johnson lleutist 1'liouo f.r.9- L'JS K. Main St. Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors CIIA3. MILLER Auto Itndlntnr, Fender, Itiiiiulug lUmril anil Htxly It. piilrlntf. Sol- derlnu- fc.i-.-21iJ) Opimsllc Icsit rnone i i.w FISHING RODS Iteu rapped, llcuilrcl nml I'.rvur nlshcd. lite tied in pattern or Older. v k. w. ;u.i i 517 K. Newtown HI. Medford WOOD! All kinds of wish! Ml rlubl prh es; dry mill hl.Mks. Orders Promptly t illed MEDFORD FUEL CO. Cor. Iir Mild Third Phono JJ 30x3 NON-SKID TIRES $9,95 Busy Corner Motor Co. Main nt lllvi rsl.le 1 GOOD WOOD ALWAYS CHEAPEST. Do not lm deivlxitl hf MMitlleil spec lul, cut .raif, or right prkes, lm so up tu tho ' OLD RELIABLE where oii find us SS5 ilaM III the )cor, nllh Hie Ih-jsI und i hcaiMtil vvotsi on the uiurkcl. WHY? Ihsrniise xve sell more than half Otn fuel handled hi M.slord, treat our ciisioincrs right, and do not no mi Ihn theory Unit wo ciin "do" Ihu pule lie, mid uro positively ihu only jard Hint luu hliicU) dry vvuimI. VALLEY FUEL CO. PHONE 70 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT To ... HOME OWNERS AND BUILDERS Wo are now in a, position to offer The Mueller Convcctor The most successful pipeless furnace made On Very Liberal Terms If you are figuring on a fur nace for next fall; let ua in stall it now and have it paid for by then. Many local references. The Modern Plumbing i ' '& Heatine Co.