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T.rrontf mm tthrttnt!, jtctvpotiu onrioNr. wmv. vawit i a s nsi i n i .i.wn.1 wssi e i CARS COLLIDE NEAR GOLD HILL EARLY SUNDAY A Pord car driven by R. R. Smith of this city and Frank Carter wen both damaged by a Maxwell driven by Hay Moore of Gold Hilt at 1:10 Sunday morning following the Saturday nluht dance in that town. Tho accident occurred about a quarter of a mile north of the dance hall. Doth cars which Moore collided with were filled with people and several young lady occupants of the Ford sus tained minor Injuries. The running board and one whefl of the Ford were torn off and a front wheel of the SAYS COWARDICE NIIRELY MATTER HAS FAVOR DIAMOND Ji bamiiUm bat bittiltcr, as bo brwho illirvo baU. Wo will Iiuva nnothur rally like this one some Sunday If the iweathir will pc-rnilt. Announcement J will appear a few day before date. Everyone In Invited to Join In the fun. TIioko who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Dave fence. Alberta fence, Mis. J. Miller, Mrs. W. Wagner. Mrs. Lucy Moons and boy, aluo all the pu pil weiv In attendance, I'laudu Moore has been Hawing wood for Mr. Miller with his Jinn saw. P. E. Stindoa made a trip to town ' , rollTl.AXI, .March Proposed Chevrolet driven by J mentality and character, according to Mr. Peterson, our mall carrier. Is iIU-luMltt of llm . luamond lake iinu. a tneorv auvancea ty nr. tnanes " - in .rT um imuoum pum, n inu of mm LAKE' INCLUSION BILL EVANSTON, 111.. Mar. 6 Cowardice is a matter of physiology and not of Monday, returning, Wednesday. Louis Mix. professor of clinical medl- no" carrying the mall now. cino. Northwestern university. Mr. hehlmerhorn hauled a load of ..J, , , , , hav the other day. Fear, is caused by the suspension ,v hiW ,ln ,nolvnM, ln nU 01 secretion oy mo nurcnai . cianus, ,.,,1,1, industry nuicn are jnsi aoove nut not connect- vldi-d in n bill Introduced by Senator McNary of Oregon, was Indorsed at a spivlal meetluK of the Masuntns Fit-dnv- night lit u rcftnltttlon adopted with as five Utile rabbits 1 1 w dlKsciitlp votes. About SS mem- were born Friday, February 24, tiny ; .wrtt ,,f ii,,, (.iui, ntimi-,. ed with, the kidneys. It is this stop- r, all ho.iHhy and the mother rabbit -riils actum followed the reading of ping of the secretions at the moment Is doing fine. We're going to have,t majority and minority report of the of irlght that causes the dilated pupil some feasting next summer. (club's committee by John A. .Lee, of the eye, the dry mouth, shaking William Key visited his relations at (chairman, and geiteial discussion of knees and rarinir heart that are the craw, rwiuraaj. . tnl project t.y memt.ers present. symptoms of fear." says Pr. Mis. "After the first moment of alarm, The Miller boys are completing Addition of th$ Ptamond lake area Southern Pacific . their Job of grubbing for Mr. Hturgis. Fred to tho national oark would bring It Standard Oil tf J under tho control and Jurisdiction of Studebuker Corporation Texas It Pacific futon Pacing ...... fnlted Hotall Store ii. I'nlled States lUbber 6H. mc.ruiei . kuochcu luum, uuui us me K1aBUS renew meir aecreuuDs uu v0 have had fine sunny weather u,e. national parks service. The area connection with the axle, llua Nelson more than normal activity, thus restor- this week, but at this writing It turn- u nw kuhhh i.v the Pnitn.l smic of this city, Smith .and two young ins the balance of courage and enahl- ed stormy with a little snow and tho forest service. t ladles occupied Smith' car. ling the animals under observation to sun trying to break through the rifts m,.. t,,.,, Resent. a u report of his It Is alleged that Moore refuses to cape vigorously with the situations ,ho clouds. The rouds are drying committee, urging that the urea In pay for the damage to the cars. It Is confronting them." fr- nuestlon. which include Mount also alleged that a young man claiming Tho new discovery opens the po- . W" w"snor has bcn 111 w,,h Moul Thlei.-n In n.ldl- to be a deputy sheriff threatened tho billty of making all men hiihly coura- ,h ,, ,hn rolu, Ji0", o Klamond lake, be Included In . , . , ... , . . ,. , " , , Antone King went clown too ronu -r:itcr Lake nnllonnl park. The re- victims of the accident saying that he gems, eliminating congenital cowar- thp othr day and ri.,ul.m.a Fril,uy. , t wa, lKnP,, , Bml Jam waa a 'Two-gun man and that inas- dice and establishing absolute tests of W!s not informed as to his destlna- A. Ormandv. The third nu-inlnt of much as Moore was a friend of bis the capacity of individuals for perilous Hon. the committee. U A. Nelson, did not that Moore waa in the right. , adventures where the Individual's Howard Ash has built a barn on concur fullv with the committee re Moore and the allegvd deputy sheriff safety depends upon quick, cool head- his place. . port, and did not ign It. Ills own Wished to compromise as to the dlspo- ed action, the doctor asserts. ' A tvv, strangers passed by on horse- report on the matter was presented ' iUon ot the expense in repairing of The scientists who are following the tv,ck ,at,t M'k- A," thc n,!W 0,,,, b' Mr- L,',' -Mr- N' l"1'" did not at- I the cars, advancing the proposition investigation expect to evolve s&me raneK' htt8 y"n visiting these parts ,,.,! ,ilt. ,eetinK. but expressed his that each man pay for the damage to means, medical or surgicali yt will w.iBW . his own car. The Maxwell was not increase the flow of deficient adrenal h,v. toimM. . c.ub. ..r-.Lteri, of .h.. ..i..k nr...i.t.i r,,n. i. j , j i . . . . . i . , . iwuij aauittfieu. fc u.u.a aou s it-ea up me reactions ji Lincoln Penco has Joined a pig tne glands are tardy in their recovery rMMng cltih. t'livut Northern, pl'd , . Illinois Central 100.1 ItiKplinllou Copper 31). f Intel national Harvester 00.2 Int. Mr. Marino ptd fitt Invliicil.lo Oil lil.il Kelly-Sprlngflold Tiro 42. Kennecott Copper SS. 3 I.tv.ilsvllle & Nashville 113.1 Mexican Petroleum .... 124. S Miami Copper ...'. 27.1 Middle KtateaOll ..' 13. f- Mldvalrt Steel 29.7 Missouri Pacific 22 New York Central 77." V.Y., X 11. and Hartford IT Norfolk ii Western 9 2 Northern Pacific 79.3 "'Mclfio Oil 4d.ll 'an American Petroleum fill. 2 nr,.:i 7:i.r. 49.2 r.i.7 0.7.3 21.11 84.5 U7 97.5 31 131 "enusylvunla rteudlllg tep. Iron A Hteel .. "i.yal Dutch. N. Y. Sear Hoelmck Sine air Con. Oil .. Vntted Statea Steel 94 I I'taU Ccpper 62.7 Wistlnghouso Klectrlc .... i6.1 Willy's Overland & 3 "Stops Laxatives Health Regained By Internal Baths" TOO LATE TO " CLASSIFY from the fright inhibition, he adds. FOR RENT Well furnished bungalow Bennett Investment Co. 296 Genoa Meat April 10 PARIS. Mar. (By Associated . WANTED Young lady to do steno- ,Pr;"') ,The 1"lian vernment to-ay graphic work: must be able to take ,forn,ed tbe fr,ench office th" APrU , .dictations. Address T. Mail Tribune. 10 u"as a. atUfactory Hate fpr the; 9, owning of the Genoa economic confer-! .i " "' i ence. This Information, was in re-1. sponse to the reiuest sent to Italy fol-' IflllB N. Y. Stocks R I ALTO ONLY TWO MORE DAYS TO SEE-1 OWN HEAET' pn-; ;. Tato i( a UHMlcrn ranch owner wboe co wAoJk ieuxi' airplanes and autos in place of bronchos. COMING WEDNESDAY TOM MOORE in "BEATING THE GAME" Thrills Surprises George at Boulogne. Seattle Petition Denied. ' WASHINGTON'. March 6. The SUDreme Court llpnlAl) tnAnv ttia an-1 pliactlon ofithe Puget'Scund Power 330 000 , lf Denpae' tor bout l!r. A. Ciarnerkl, S7 MontKomery KUeut. Kim Finnclttoo. Cal.. 'writes Irs of the resolution will he sent to Tvi evil's lliilenle Inst, of New York the Oregon deleKation In congress. f,,ugws: .. .. . - " "I must admit that tlie ui of the 'J. L. t'asrude' litis cured thrunle cotiNtlpatlon from which I suffered. Hlncc May 12th. 113. I hsvo never even tjHte.l iniy kind of patent medl tine or pursiitive. My health is ex fllent In every respect." over half a trillion bright, keen. In elllKent Americana huvo found that nternul liathlnit Is more cum-n tin I to heir health than external Imths Have found that used occasionally Sa'es nt nlKbt they feel like dlffervnt people the next'inornln. No more of tnai lilllotis. tired, nervous fcelltm but bav- world's record established by Jimmy .,.,,,. n-, c,",'."'.' ,o'r ln by nature's own cleanser antl Murphy December 11. xZ JrZn cZ II "rP,,c warm r 'ved all the BOSTON-lf Harry FVaxee's offer of Ar xinXT; ? mou'Jrm'h''r .,n wttn ,.i e.. n t. . . . . " . . ... .. irennea i.y normal Sleep, wun an LOS ANGELES Tommy Milton won NEW YORK. March 6. Selling for both accounts euuscd loss cf one to four points anion popular Indus trials and specialties In the first half lowing the recent meeting between champi-mshlp automo- cf (oday.s rresiuent fomcare ana Minister Lloyd m.15 .j.., wprfl )rKeIy cani.0iiPj iater two hours 15 minutes and 29 seconds. Time said to be within 1$ seconds of approximated hoo.ooo shares. Allls Chalmers 41. . ... .,.. , .U- ! ..! ill nd Light 'company- Teviem of a, "ur """ lu" """" , American T. & T 119.7 tbelf ;nrtvisrfcctiniiperrr":l",r i.vurBU 4- ICIIQIft VI A . n n niHVI . b 4 I W.I lllflf ,1 decison Tendered agalnsrirhy ThC " l nem m rLB U rBr' u"5n,.wrB American .Tobacco UI.5 headed, happy." confident -avr "Awl Vnlted Sutes district -court for West-' slate tannS commission said, cnair- American Woolen SS . oii4ul-XU-fUutifs f 0i,tln If era , Washington . in . proceedings !?lan bout wouid Burt local Aiuco(mU Copper-. 4 l1' orougnt against aB.A.ia,Dnll W.-, -"- teMrfel r.Atr 'Atcnlacn Bass and ethers: to j:i,..i. its-tc-1 t Srw.u-iaw nuw. """ nammore & Ohio n, S7.1 ,.),;::?, ! i.. t.-.-,- -.frfi.-h run king signed contract for five years elnl(jheil .eili i s 6J - CoU Imbe-Die8."- " r a tmun presioem. aawry. Canadiau Pacific U4.S l ii n.ar. i tlte .' IWtnll nea'Hture, vl I Kindly exidufn to yWi 1h :;ti!'; ?-. fol' lmhw.lliM .1'-'" ' fmwirn - . . - .... 'Salary renorted" ISO.000 la 175.000 a n . i -r vnivaw, narcn otonei JOnn . , . . . ituini'LTOiimni ....... - A K A n ,1 V.nn .. mt t 9 .1 A rn ..V. Kama . .... " Lambert, president 4 t of the American ear af bonu8 f f5.00 'r fach home Chandler Motors mnannr prem- -, ' ' . (Chisago, Mi!, and M sX Jacf ' ovcr cp 10 for 5c J "melts in your mouth, then you get the dclcc table "cum center. And with Wrljileys tttrce olJ standbys alto nlUM-Jing friendly aiil to teeth, throat, breath, ap petite and digestion. Soothing. thirstKjucnchlnjt. Aiamng tne next cigar taste octtcr. Clip Steal and Wire eoma Inpnf In lllitir.la ku.Htil kh.lu .lt.l todar at hi.i 4.-P...J-. ,' 'LOCAL AUTHOR W1N9 PRIZE j wuv u Ma va a f Calif.;' rarcording to private advices ' received by retatrvea herei' Ir. Lam bert's home waa tn Jollet, 111.. 1 in lilt r i: ''(Contlntied from Page One) 1 ELK CREEK ; Cbiao t'epper Colorado 'ucl it I ton . Cruciblo Stetjl ........... Crie I'aiuous Players-Lasky General Asphalt .!..:... M. Paul...- 21.7 fi. Coodrich t'o; . Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. "Whitley were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pence Saturday. February 25. Geo. Hall is finishing digging on bis ditch. L. A. Whitley is repairing his fence . members 'In the years 11 6 and 1917. Mar shall was' presented with "Roll ' of (nemi Klectrlc nonor r stone. supposea to Hire General Alottrs permanent inerary raiac. m is in he waa included in the prize' volume fcr the first time, with "The Ele ' phant Remembers," but did not win a prize. In 1020 the commit tee said of his work. ! "Edison Marshall, represented In j 1 9 1 9 volume, by "The Elephant Re- nas written tne epic ot ... at . P m ' ... I . ... 1.$ ... .? ... t: ....157. . ... f5 on the old Nelson place. . Brother Bill the Elk." In spite of Its i Inez willits waa a dinner guest of length, some fifteen thousand words Mrs. J. M. Miller, Sunday. February 26. Wo celebrated Washington's birth day by singing a few song, then wo had a basket dinner, then we put up a swing and a teeter-totter. The young and old Joined In an in door base-half game, which netted very much fun. Mr. Pence was our the committee wus mightily tempted to request It tor publication. Its western author knows tbe animals in their native lalra." "The prUe story, the "Heart of Lit tle Shikara." was laid In India, and was published in Everybodys, Jan uary. 1921. BiIhatCydTod& CSC QUI NINE Cnr'T! ru, la II M,l.a C, .M - t sra. (j., rritr llnaiillw. Tafe Ul fan. -UAjr iiwaay 4 an kiaia Hi. Hal l aaitiaH aa4 Mam. At 4H tt-J9 Ca.it W. A. U LL A-rA)l. 1'k.lMTt tan lint.lv o.vntiin ot the ' J. II. I- C."e cmli'." wJiy .lt Is. so i,i rUln In Uit itv ultH..and will give you live of cirt. an lnlercfiiuiK .Ut,ya book containing lh renulis o( tho. cp tivn:e I Ur. t'bns. A. Tyrrell of Nw Tork.1 who wiifi .a ,sik WHst. on ...Ivtcrnni f'om tlaliits for S yiiurs in ,tbat clty,..'Why u. rut this ut, nj) ti'r.emtoder' to gd j this lunik n soon, as poHibn.;t Hk mrmUr. plso, U. Is f r ,. . Adv. t GOODWOOD ALWAYS CHEAPEST ' Do not be deceived by ao-catletl spec ial, cut rata, or right prlcra, but go op to Uio OLD RELIABLE where yon find ns 383 dari lo the year, w1tb the beat and cheapest wood on tbe market. I WHY? Becaase we soil tnnro than half the fuel handled In Medord, treat our customer right, and do not go on the theory that we ran "do" tbe pan Uc, and are podtlvcly tho only yard Uiat has strictly dry wood. . VALLEY FUEL CO. PHONE 78 mm C30 A" " i iJ i. r .I.,''! I'M' ?'!."' I i . i ;. ' H - I ' i.; I !,M. , ;iii!,i;ii;k.' Twij Valilalilb licHieai '' ' : H ' '".'' '!:) : 'Sill : -..'J I ' ltxl-olllllttllllllu Mastm s much advertised t r Vitamon Yeast tablets iqxn wwxim Hayssen's Famous Goitre Medicine Always a large stock on hand Heath's Drug' Store The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street Special Sale on Tables and Chairs Just received a car load of the latest of everything in Tables and Chairs, purchased direct from the Eastern ; factory and our customers get the benefit of the low prices. . EXTRA SPECIAL 54 inch Mahogany Table and six Blue Leather Seated Diners to match. Regular price $125.00. Sale price '..;::.:..: $79 EXTRA SPECIAL Quartered Oak, Flush Rim,' Pedestal Table, six Leather Seated Diners. Regular price $72.00. Sale price $51.35 William and Mary, 48 inch Jacobean Table, six Leather - Seated Chairs to match Sale price Regular price $112.' $69 Sueen Ann, Walnut Table, six Blue d'7A TA eather Seated Chairs to match... Regu- !?hlM .ill lar price $115.00. Sale price T 1 7 V GET OUR PRICES ON CHAIRS Mordoff&Woolf Complete House Furnishers Round Solict Oak Pedestal Table, six Slip seat Diners to match. Regular price $54.00. Sale price. . $43.80
