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EXPERT HERE THIS
WEEK. FED1 BLUE.
HAYTOsIA, Fla., Feb. 23.--John
1. Itcrkoft Her, Jsr., df.it her i f
1 fi-yenr-cld M ;i lU ' hli- McCormick
whose enr.nfconietit to Max Osei , Sw l-
rlil'iiK academy proprietor, lias bee I
announced by members of the Mc
OYniilrk family, lias not pi veil h'l
Cfiwent to the match, act vrdinK 10
rloh'o frlendR hero of -Mr. Kockefolle-..
Mr, Ilockefcllcr is at the Casements,
hit) winter homo at Ormond Peach,
near here.
Ilnrcld V. McCortnii k, recently di
vorced by Mr. Rockefeller's daughter,
and Miss Mathildo Mcl'ormick wil'
visit Mr. Rockefeller at Ormond soon
to discuss the. proposed marriage, it
was said today.
I. Hewitt, deputy .
revenue, who will
iler of this week
oll.vtor
he hire
nly, for
TWO PIONEER
RES1D
ENTS OF
VALLEY PASS ON
of intei n;il
tlie rent. tie
the purpose i-f iiaMstinK t.txpayct's! to
make tin ii' income tax retinas lor
I'.iZl. uhiili must bo In the revenue
collector's office at lVi-thind on or
before March 15th, ivturnetl last
!ib;ht from Kosebuiu, whore he ad
dressed the t'lecon Ketail Merchant's
iissim iatieu convention yesnrdiiy on
"Our Income Tax." Mr. Hewitt of
five while here Is at Room "f!7, fede
ral building.
Imome tax return for the year
l?2t must be filed by the follow inn:
Kvery individual who had a net
income of f ItiOfl or more, if sniKle, or
if married and not lixinK with has
hand or v ife: j
I Kvi-ry individual who has a net in-
I come of J.'oOO or more, if married
rnif vnn T-Vh "I !U litbiL and iivliiK with husband or wile, and
McCormkk, li year old daughter of
Harold V. McOrrmick. president of
every individual who had a cross m-t
come of jOiH' or more. regardless ol
w hether or not that sum netted him!
a cent of profit. i
Kvery married person living with
mick, has not received the consent husband or wife, in order to claim
of her grandfather. J. 1). Rockefeller, the exemption of $2500 and $400 for
Sr.. to her marriage with Max Oser. each dependent, must make a return.-,
the Internaticmil Harvester smpniiy,
and Mrs. Kdith Rockefeller McCor-
llarriett Al'ce Hurley died at her
hovu five miles west of Medford In
the West Side district, trim diebetis.
yesterday.
Mrs. Hurley was. the wife of ,'amcs
M. Hurley cue of the appraisers ot
the Federal Farm Kan. it ml was hi . i
in Fulton county, Illinois, Fehruar
12, 1S."'!, beitiK murriod to .lames M.
Hurley at Havana, l'linois. lec. 31.
1 N 7 ii. Tho family havt; been resi
dents of tho West Side district for ,''!
years. IVccased leaves her h'.tsbar.d.
two sons, two daughters and .on.'
adopted daughter, Mrs. iHmi Ibwcl
crave and Mrs. tieorso Marc'1 cf
Central Point, Ore., John P. llmby.
Horrhroik. ful; Irlt U Uv.rby
Fiuusmuir. Cul., and Miss Inn II. n
loy, Medford, and four KW'l caiKl
rcu. Mrs. Hurley was u devote.! ife
and mother and leave a host of
friend? to mourn her I ss.
The fuueral services will ' le'd
at the l'earl Funen-1 llouit- Friday,
Ftbruary 24. at 2:3' p' . Rev. i
K. Millard offlclaiHw. In'oinoiit in
Central Point eemeter;-.
COLD WAVE STILL
EX TREASURER LOSES FORTUNE. Pltlidiurv., HI. I.otil'i and oihec cIIIch, 1 I he. rid mm nl tho t 'ntiiuilhliitod F-
V- " ' rhiuiKo today, und wim follmveit hv
(Continued from Puwo thiol r'KV VOHK, Vch. '.M. (sipipei bunk i upli y pi oieodliiun Indh itllim lla-
.leuiseir" The lii.u unit braiiches lii in u of S. S. liimlisiy and cnmpui.v billtio of I'J.fitiO.uuil ami umkoIk of
Philadelphia, Hiilllluoio, WunliltH'.lou, -tlocU hivluTs. win iiiinoiini'ed from $ I ,o(Ml,lhMI.
-
RMPSMm-wrar
. BLIZZARD RAGES yjf
LLVJL 11
Swigs ridlne master.
A close friend of the family today
made this statement and added that
such approval har, r ot even be n
sought.
although his actual net Income
1 y - 1 iiuv have been only $2000.
for
PAYS BOY $1000
TO ROB PISE
F
Y. W. t A. MEETING
T(
II P. M
15010 JEWELS
M)XG RRAM H. X. .1.. Feb. tli;-Asdut-iated
1'ress. Albnsf. poli.-c
say, thHt ho was paid $lho by Mrs.
Sarah H, Hohertson to stase "'the
holdup'" in her ho.i-.e at Deal, la.st Sat
urday nisht in whir-h .-;lie claimed to
liave been robbej of a sandbag con
taining toO.Oui) in jewels, John Hailcy.
20, v.as arrrstcd here today on a
charge of conspiracy.
The has suppos-.d U contain jewels.
Bailey sail, was in reality filled witn
white tissue paper and the "weapon"
was actually a pipe case. The has and
its contents an 1 the pi;e case were
turned over to the lucal police.
ASHVUY FARK, X. J.. Fel). 3.
.Mrs. Sarah II. Rjbcrtsjn. win ciainied
to have been rohbed of $riO,oco in
jewelry last Saturday niht and who
was implicated by John Hailcy in an
alleged plot to ' fake" the robbery in
order to collect burglar insurance on
the jewels was arrested on a charge
of conspiracy.
An iiniHii t.-tnt meeting for all mem
bers ani all others interested in the
V. W. C. A. w ill be held In the Presby
terian church parlor, at S tomorrow
evenint. Friday, tj meet Miss Edith
IVnison. northwest field secretary.
jwho arrived i Medford this niomint:.
j Miss I'enison will discus w ith the
membership, tomorrow evening, tho
national proirram of the Y. W. C. A.
and the issues t ) came before the na
tional convention at Hot Springs in
April. All business and professional
s:irls are invited tj the Y. V. C. A.,
at 7:30 this evening to meet Miss!
Den sm. for an informal social even-j
ini; and discussion. Miss IH'n,s"n is a
ynini; woman of forceful persmality i
and Medford girls and wtnien will in-j
joy know ing her. Some will remember
meetinp her during the Y. Y. C. A.
institutedast winter.
ri'tiOAX IJennis 'lirtw. yeas
old a reslc'-cnt of tsims Ya'ley for the
past 50 years, passed .:.' at l is
home at 10 o'cK-ci:. l'oaruavy
I Vat It came us a result of pncu'iioaa.
Mr. IhiKitan was born :-. Vat -i; s
hill. Ireland, lh-c. S. IVre.ised
came to America in lSt",", settled la
Jackson county in 1T- and hits been
a continuous resiib i.t oi Sams Will- y
v.nce that time. II have.; boMcs
his "wife iltri" -i i ,nt ,' d.r.u-liter.
J. F.. Mary, 1. .. and J. C. lmn'
gan, all of Sami Valley; aHo lout
grand children, uner.-i servln-s iu
charge of Weeks-t'. : :- 'r c. uv,i.tny
will bo held at the Catholic churvb
In Medford. Friday, Feb. 21 at I M : 30
a in. Intormeut lu -a'-Ksi.nviUi; cemetery.
t'HK'AHO. Fh. 2:i - The cold wave
that has held the whole nouhwesl In
its tfilp f ir more than "I hours contin
ued there today und spread throimh
!oa. Missouri, tlklahoma, Kansas und
north Texas, us Well lis east ot the
.Mississippi river. '
The drop in temperature was felt
early today in i'lik'uu and the mer
cury kept smkiuu us lb day advanced
fly toniKht the thorn: vector 'was ex
poet od to be hoverlliK above the ten
above ero mark,-aeeordim; to went hot'
bureau forecasts.
Illinois and Indiana which repre
sented hii.h temperatures yesterday
also were bcglnillnir to feel the cold
snap today.
In Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma and
northern Texas the warm, saakliii;
rains of yesterday ha I turned to uleet
today with tho ten iei atui o below
frees inc..
In the northwest tc:iipcraturcH con
tinued to fall with the mark reach in i:
from f t 1- below zero iu Minnesota
and the lv.ikotas.
Train schedules ail I w ire cuiiiuuinl
cati m were still seriously Interrupted.
One death was roxiriod at Kochos'er.
Minn , throimh a sluu-t circuited elec
tric wire due to thu storm.
Northern ami southern Mlunesotn
were in the jirlp of the tdUzard as was
western Wisconsin,
Many trains ruiitiini; out of Minnif
Hindis and St. Paul wore threo t four
hunts late and seveuil were reKrted
stalled in drift.
ANOTHER SUSPECT
If MOVIE MURDER
ST. FAI L. Minn . IVb. :'.!.-. F.ii;.
rard condltkns prevailed HKiiln eiulv
today throughout the north .vest,
oweepius iu from the lioiky ;o,
tain reKions the storm which irrini
Tuesday uihl Waa rapidly moving
eastward today.
Winds raiii;iiiK from .",0 to ,"o lot! i
an hour swept the snow In tho "a
kotas into huge drifts. Uuluth, with
nearly :in inches of snow, repn-.t-d
diifts in many (duos r.ioro than Z'.)
fe. t high.
Most trains out of Ihiluth wero au-nulleii.
DFORD'S
NEW, STORE
extends to all the folks in Medford and surrounding
country a cordial invitation to attend our initiation into
the business world of our city. ' ,
Saturday, February 25
You'll find an excellent assortment of personal and
home needs always in stock at prices you want to pay.
Come in and look over our display of. new goods.
Let the children come for school supplies. They will
be given special attention.
The Store That Makes Your Dollar Go a Long Way
Shields
222 W.Main
AS
E
ARRESTED
K. GF P. CARNIVAL
i-b. 23.--
issued a
f Arizona
iarda-k. II.
TOMORROW P. M
jRIALTO
NOW PLAYING
"Tin: Aim-ricuii Ik-aui)"
Katherine
MacDonald
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters will hold a jitney carnival to
morrow nisht in the lodge roimis.
There will be music and eats and lots
f fun at five ctnts a thraw. The wel-
iare committee ot tne
has put in ssme hard
carnival. They have undertaken the
care of several children in Medford
and will be glad V have everyono
bring along any old clothes or matur
ials that can lie used.
TOWARD WORLD !S
POLICY 1). S. A. TODAY
S.U'HAM KNTO, l al.. F
Ouvernui Stoplu ns toil,y
ri-iUisitioii i-o tin- Jtate i
lur the return of Harold 1
l'au'.a ami Jiau Iuban from Wins
low. Ariz.. 1'i I.oni! Ib-iich, when- they i
are charged with robbery. I
. I
I.OS AN;KI.KS. Kib. t'ity
Marshal Knoch yilsoit of Winslow,
Aric, today telegraphed fheritf Wil-H.-ita
I. Tragvr of Us Angeb s county
that he believed Jean Dubaue. In cus
tody at Wirmlott, could give va'nablu
in formatiim t-om iriiing the recent
murder here of William Desmond
Taylor, film director.
Officers from lmg lletwli wi re due
i'ythian SiBters in Winslow tomorrow t- bring back
work on the Ounune and two companions charged
with the theft of a costly automobile
from a rental company at thu bvacli
city.'
Marshal Vi:s(,n lelr.rapbed that
Oubsne hail -ftninent-il on the "clean
Sct-hway" tf the chauffeur -v. hi pre.
sumably drove the munlerer to the
plain of tho shooting and that he
had claimed to bu acquainted with
Kdward K. Sands, sought in connec
tion witli the Tavlor cane.
iJiibane told Winslow officers that
he left here Kebruiu-y I. The Taylor
murder oictirred Februay 1 in the
i-v.-ninf. '
SULPHUR IS BEST TO
CLEAR UP UGLY SI
Irritation and Breaking Out Often
Healed Over Night, Says
Skin Specialist
FAG E
MONDAY NIGHT, FEB. 27TH
Mail Orders Now
Address Jettem. make . ll.jiS. poilolfl, e llolic oldelH to l'lige Theiitro. AtH TFN I'l l! t'.T W.lll
TA.V to Flilt i: 1 1fhl.T ll,sl(l;l. I in lud. r-f -ad-ln-fi-ed i.tumped envelope.
THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Any breaking oat or sk n irritation
on face, neck or Wdy i ovi-rcunn;
ipiickct by applying Mcr.tho-Sul-phur
says a nutrd kin sjKxialist.
llccause i-f its genu destroying tirop
ertics. nothing Iu, ever been found
to take the place t)f this sulphur
preparation that inttantly (rings ra-e
from, the itching, btinitug and irrita
tion. '
Mcntho-Sulplmr licah eczema
right up, leaving the skin clear and
smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the.
torment or disfigurement. A little
jar of Mrntho-Sulphur may I '.
tainc! at any drug store. It is used
like cold cream.
II
w ma a m
ill L
Cff VighlH In
D)yj Xinv York
lis WWW l:?lll;lt I s IIIM.IIllll mii.I .WI JIV Mil'WtMl
THRILLS AND LAUGHS
I if i Vl"," u
4wU o.uhk.i
Unquestionably 3;C BIGGEST S
PRICES: Floor $2.50; Balcony $2.C0, 1.50. $1.00. Plu 10 per cnt Wnr Tax. Ticket Office
Sale Saturday, 12 o'clock.
K ' '4 . f" I
V fx1
. ". 'A
ami
WESLEY BARRY
in litis highly cviiiiim I ii-i I
this highly cviiliicj
.Valii.nal Alliailioii
"STRANGER
THAN
FICTION"
Koimiine, tlnill mid laiightei
l'ollctv this Micii ty girl lis dic
JilllslliB a gang of rron lis In
Iheir Chinittoivu laii and goes
light iu!
SUNDAY
ELSIE FEKGUSON
with Conrad Nagel in
"SACRED AND PROFANE
LOVE,"
I:aI.TIMI.K. Feb. -23. The Unit-
id States has adopted toward the
world the policy of joorge Washing
ton, "not a oiicy of dictation, coer
cion, or imperialism, but of co-operation
and of faith In the function of the
universal conscience of mankind,"
Vice I'l tKident Co liilge declared in
an addrcsH here yesterday at John
Hopkins university. I
America Mauds ready, he said, "to I
bear its share of the burdens of the
world, but it. cannot live the life of
other peo pi, -h or remove from them
the no, nsyjty of Working out their own
destiny." ,
The williiiKni.-Hs of the Arnc-riran
people to foake f ieritben for the wel
lare of the vvor.d, the vice-president
n:nd is Khown be the policy pursued
by their Kovei-iiiiH "t iii tailing the
Wai-hington coi .ierenei, and" particu
larly itM pii,oh;i! for the r'-diK.-tion of
naval in Miami r.t v.iiieh he said was
"the voice of ttr people" aud not "one
man. one jiart.v or one adruir)ilra
1ion." JC the other major ar roinilih
tiients of the oiilercnce the four
power I'acilic treaty, Viei-l'roHidetit
f'oolidge ibd.iivil ita strenglh
is it.s t-implii .t;.-,- and that il "rests
on the hanctii,-! of jllHtice."
The hiiisu' of ,jtioi,H as tin instru
iiicnt to promote tin- peace of the
wor'd did not meet ihe Ideal of the
Aioeriian people, .jr, Coolide i
i hired.
iVimhingtoti, ,-ih leader in the na
tion'H Htrug-.-b- for iiiilependeni-e, Jfr.
'oolidge ca , I. accept ,., the, help of
foreigner. lL,i. he declared , if the
"eatjfe wax iu l,e n munt hi; won
by Aniej-ic.ms relying on 1 hetiiHelveii,"
WiiMhinetoii. be Kiid, wiMhed the
people of this country to be. it rent,
but ureal in Iliei,- own riefil., He re
HiKtcd the- proposal ,,.,, n(l (,,,, ,, be
set up to iijle tin-in and adopted the
proponal that they should be organ
ized to rule 1 hohisclvcH, He curried
Ihewo prjiicij.a H thiouh to the end,
U. S. Navy Wants'
No German Zeppelin
WASHINGTON', Tib. 23V The
navy department, it w.ih Pained from
officials today Ikih notified tin.- Htate
department that it doen not'waril the
fjernian Zeppelin now boiiiK con
Htructi il for the L'nlted States by (ii r.
many under the reparatiotiK clauHe of
the treaty of Vet-Million. unlens it
conies to America without com.
Thu ipjcHlion has ailMen. It was
Haid, an to whether the amount -of
inojiey allotted for thin purpose by the
allien under the repaiationH ari.e
Im nt to the l'nlted Htatea w.ih mif-
fii ient to f-ompletii Ihe Zeppelin.
Heavy Cold? Chest'.
All Clogged Up?
DON'T k t it ;;et a Hart, Dr. Kiti'j -New
iJiscovt-ry v.ill m-t rijht -flown
to work, r'.lievinti the tiht feeling
in the hot, cjuic-tintr the racking
oiiih( Kt-ntly stimulating the liowcls,
thus eliminating tho cold jyoisons.
Always reliable. Ju t "ocxl invdiciuu
uudt to ta.iC toldu and touKtia.
For fifty year-; a M.ii.durd remedy,
Ali t lie lumify can take it vith helplul
resulin. fart! the thildren's croup.
No harmful rlriif;,. ( onviiiring, In-al-iiiR
taste that t!u kiddies like. At all
lruj;girtj, 0(Jc.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
For Colds and Coughs
Feel Badly? Ilowcls Sluggish?
Haven't any "cp" in work or play.
You're roii,tip.iied! Tin; w imulatin;; .
action of Dr. King's Pills brings back
ulil tim : energy. All ilruj;ai',l.-, 25c.
D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE
zKinps Pills
New Spring
Suits
and
Coats
my
r4 - .
BEAUTIFUL IN THEIR F RESH NESS, THE
VERY ESSENCE OF SPRING-STYLE AND
INDIVIDUALITY
We inviite you to call and inspect this first spring
showing.
Good style depends on high quality; get the best
for spring; we have.it at low prices. We are
establishing a value record for spring that wont
be surpassed anywhere., We're giving you the
best garments made, the latest and best styles,
great variety of color and patterns, everything
you want. Spring prices:
Coats from $12.50 to $35.00
Suits from $22-50 to $50.00
a tov
DOVE UNDERMUSLINS
New Spring Showings. Every
thing new in Undermuslins.
See. the Window.
Ashland, Oregon
NEW BLOUSES
New Styles New Colors, and
above all New Prices.
Silk Blouses $3.50 to $15.00.
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