MAtlTUtlUINI
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SOVIET RETREAT PROFESSIONAL DOG BIG CROWD AT
BEFORE CAPITAL CATCHER ENGAGED IDEORD-ASHLAND
'OVER'-N LENINE TO GRAB CANINES, CONTEST TONIGHT
Iln. An
il uiiHla'u
MOHCOtt', March !t. t Hy
.tUtc'Sted J''HN, ) I --"r-'ovlct
riiiiiiu'iit retreat Im ended i,ud will
K'i no forll.cr in Mm ciiiin-rihli-nn to
i'iliiilltiiii," Mkuiot l.i ii mi told tlm
ri iinr.tm of nii'tnl woikeis lit u brU(
Hll'lh (UMliHnllIK III" (il)IIHM Confer-
enen nml Uimiilu'a Internal problem,
The soviet pn-mUr appeared ie
fi called after bin so Join n In lliti coun
try. He said ho dull Imi'ii unable (o
Uit Mil lil iitH'KHtiitry wi.uk because of
illii"m liul in w hoped lin wsa cm rri
rlently recovered In lie able la go lo
tionoa "und tell Mr. Lloyd t;orn ll
It mi u nii to llircutiu Ituaalu with
1 1)1 itr.it like probation."
I In dcrhired ftuulu dud been tiled
it i I im I ml tiy morn scilou thing
during the lust few years and know
llliit tlieite with IiIIh I Incut mil lo Im
carried onl. lit mid tin would bu
flilu in (ilii w the premier at tlm
tSeiitxi conference, whonii prlni Iptil
turp rm trade with Uula. many
Imptriunt tradu coutrarta nlrdy
signed i n ItuNxl.i'a torma,
''Attempt lu put m In the position
of A i oihuiiti il nation urn nctim-niii',"
h said. "V mi merchant, know
what e oo you and what ytm ow
u. and ii Uo wbut iifmultl le uur
lawful rrotll,"
It I it tloKKunti kIiuiuu i t'U t our
hlntrlff him hnd to loud a ring's life
Till' Mcdfurd lil'th school ItoopNler
meet the Arhhiml iulnto!; lonlijlit for
AT
L
PRESIDEN
T
(
PAREN
TEACHERS
T
TO VISIT MEDFORD
Word ho Win received bore that
eu-r MtlX-ct lh Hindi iluif Hceli'ie law,,h" "'li'd ,l"10 "'Ik ,etixini. The fun. U. ('.. nuilon.il president Of the
declined constitutional which h" l',",'J ,fl '"y "n I'lircnt-Tincher iixKociuticn will vlxlt
. . , . . ' . Mi'' Niil flour mid two n nl lnittUn are ' M. iiroid ,.url) In M.iy, Mm. J. K. Hill
mount tliut. Im miiNt atrutty ..f..r:i ..x,,...!. ,i. . , r .()iur.d. nu.u- munid-nt. will n.-
It, KlUTlff Tun lll III hi) oviirli.idml 'l"1"', Mi'dfurd OKKi'i'imllmi In tir-!coiiiiiny her. Thin fnfortnutiun van
with Hi., l.imi- .,tl,..r dull. of (lint l''""- " fluht to a flnlHli nn.l tin. oi.o kIv,.,, t ,.h ,.w t.f ti,n local
imi'IiiIh r of th tmtm who him l,i- n J'lirt iit Ti ui In r l ouncll on Monday
iilflin tliut doiiii' tliiic n Rf) ho Minim, hi fr , lmKt ,.w uy will miiHt uficrnoon.
i d til" mmvIciw of Chnrli'it I). Clay of lrlv l. to ,iy. Tho nt ofj 'rh occuhIoii of th nntloiiiil. iirrnl-
llMlf.ml. lo t ) ,! .l", """" lH 1,1 "01 ,t,,a"" '"' lhy iM vlMlt will he t., f,ti-id th Nv
" lllll IhlllK I tlllt llll'V Will lit lllllll l lll.mil l'-T I irHi-.,IU..i at Tj..n,.
forc'im fctitiiic rtve Anlilund a ri'iil run for hvr . WhhIi.. May M-ir.. nfir whh h hi
""I"''. I w ill nwkc n tour of th. vui Iouk
1h Mhl.ind coliurtii Ihivh nmig to J -Hiiit(-m t the coaMt. Way and
a rt'Hllnllim Unit thw lli-d and White nuatix w-r diiwuxwd for ni-ndinit a
miiind Ik nut m.ii Hy uiilx-nliill'i and (U-la-tcutw from the local urcnnlzatioii
to the convention. , .. o . ,t .
Oni) of IntirtfMt wan from the Hoelol
K..r1.'l.' I'fimtiillllx. u-hl.-h ... .4l
nld Klvt-n a dtiidcnt whone lunlth will
not' iH-rndt hi-i" walking tho ionld-r-iihlo
dlntani' required to rooch
U'hobl. I'rlvuta ronf rlhutlorr han nm-j
tur-d taxi ervk lo aolve the dlffl-'
'ulty. '
A onmllt wmh aiioliitd to "h
,0lrrte ' with 'hlcf TlmnMiy In thoj
Inti-ri-Ml of thi curfew law.
Mm. Mi-nra thpit khv an lnntru,-
live fit Ik on the Junior It'll t'roiw
work tmphuHlxInff very forcibly thi:
prrw-nt DM In th county, o Well
UK thj ' nvcranlty for tcachlnK thi
youlh fundutni'litat I '.ml Crun pdn-'
cIllll'H. ' '
'J'ln'11 Din ulinrltf und Ii Ii uhhImIuiiI,
allied tin -.1 uliiitti'd hy C'utinly Clerk
Klori-y, h.Hui'd Apix'ula to Ihn pnj'llc
lo rt. mil up 1 1 lio mn and p tlm 11-
HALIFAX GHOS
T
STILL REFUSES
TO PULL STUNT
I'l'tiar on tliolr iik. Hul'lt wai
no UKo Thn uvi i aK" don ownlnx ell
Ui'tt of Jurkmin county read ilii np
pcala, aiih'kiM'cd aoflly and kept hniU
itiK out tlm window- limtouil of muk
lim a hen linn for thn county clerk's
tolfi with hi liccnati Inoncy, Com
. irutlvdy few out of tlm ma of doc
jowiinr4 have yot taken out Ilcflii8e.
Tlienrnr-i thn only thlnx left lo
do hy Shmlff 'ferrlll wu,to urowl.
hiiw hla tiiili, ami keep up a loud
hnrktti-;. Thut la why Jarkaott rouii
ly now hoimt't if a lirofMtnoiial dot!
atch"r of iioiii, whitao aervlcen havi-
hi-itit inumted hy llm nberlff to help
Mifurrii Mini lti I(K llreiiKO taw.
well thn rolfer of th county treun-
nt). mid fiv I hp Ih'i't of many rol-
lurUwM (lOKH, '
lie Ii Max llnK-in. who l known
up and down Uiu lino at thn 1x-t dug
rtitcher on tho I'orlflc coaat. Max.
who la hard holli'tl when ll cornea lo
ronndliiK up Uh-M doita. arrived In
thn city reci nlly from Oakland, Calif.,
with ropoa. nt'U n4 all tho la (ml Im
proved duvlcr for flplurlnif atray
dot-i. Ho will work In tho cltlei and
town flrwt. Htherlnn up all dona
not wearing, llrenao", and will then
atari In to rlcan up thn country
wroota. under tho direction f Char
ley Cay.
Sheriff Terrlll rvRreU that the dca
ownltiii puhllc haa forced him lo this
point. Kvrry clilen who own a don.
ven if tho fti'Iiunl doni net (to oft thn
owner' proinlxea, ran ho hauled he
foro rourta and flnml d and ronta.
li'K ownr pe4 Hot , lall, lh
rountr'rlerk'a office nt Jacks-iivlllo
In permit to uKu ut a Itcenao, - Un or
aim can mall tlio llceiiao feo of 1 1
Dial n h ii rl itama awalta It tmilKht
Ki'eiTono In eatter for tlm aound of
the rcTi-riV whlntlo ua thin la M.-u-ford'a
la m even honiHl (hnin lo win
fiom A ah In lid till aviiaon nml It la
exin'cled thai the iiiohi will I mini.'
of the chnnie.
fhe K I rl' ttiiine pi uniNi'ii lo Im on
cxccciltoulv Inteieallim iiiiil'-M. The
lant two Klfja' Kiiiiiea hiivn t-ontuind
mora nilrlt mid rivalry than any for
mer Klrla' Riuoea In fhla vh jnlly.- .
lai aerved acitta nre on auln nt CrmV-
4'ina anil are nollinn loi-idty.
i'jiiita of in ir.K I ecu
Frady la Indicted . j
MIAMI, Fl,( Mar. . An Indicuncnt
chargloii Edgar C. Fmdy of Chicago;
with flrat defci-ee murder for the death
of hla wlfo, Dorothy C. Ftady, who he
hot twice at , their hotel at Miami
Hoach on February 26,' waa returned
hy the grand Jury Unlay.
' .Hull I'.ohlK-ra Uuiiy.
Kt'ItI.NfKIKU, . iiu Mar. . Mall
rnhl.era equipped with a key, ,nterd
tho W.'ibimh titatlon rly today 'and
atobt. two Ixitia of lrt visum mail, be-
lli-ved lo hnvo contained money.
SomethingNewinMedf ord
Try It. It Pleases Othera
and Will Please You
POLAR CAKE
Only 10c
Appeals to palate of old and young. It's a
cake of ice cream covered with chocolate,
that you can eat with your fingers. 1 ;
Rialto Cigar Store
First Door West of First National B&rJx
DA RY AND TRACTOR
SCHOOLS OPEN UP
t Al.KlHiMA. MILI.H. X. rt . March
9. AntlAonUh folk am heKinnliiK li
heloc thn nulnilou th on I that UM'd
to muni pixiplo In thin valley ritual
liavu Kivon up iiuIhii innklnK !irliiK
Lent, '
Acalit lam nlitht nt'thlnt happened
In thn In mo that Alex uiiili-r .MacDon
atd und hlx fumltv tlartcd InH-auxe
t hoy Ihoiiahi it haunted. All nlRht
l r. Waller 1'iauklln I'lcrm. New York
aiieiitlat, who caino hero to lnvcutl
CAlu thn l: lu.nl atnrv. lav with ono
too opcit wallli.lt for Ihtf iHik 'to' '.' o Il.al olfirlal WHO will mull
A hiiiuhor of nmt'iln-ta will be of
Inureat t farmers and ranchera the!
leinalnder of thia week. County Axent i
("ate nrife a laiKo attendanpe t the
dalr)' Bchoola of tomorrow and Satur
day, and the forda-jn tractor achool to
Im held tonlKht. Friday nlRht and Sat
urday Dlxht from 7:3') p.-m. t? 10 all
thn C. K. Oulea Auto company Karace. 1
While tlila la culled the Korda n
trnctor achool Mr. Cato calla attention
thut It la of HonerHl tra?tof littcroai I
and I highly ediirationtil In that Hue.
Kxports In v&rlotta line' will impart !
practh-at knowlcdKO. , ,
A dairy ineetlnK will le held lonror-
tv.ttf m fl ii.Hii.in t tltM rf-ilt.li Ttlllintut
ranch thin aide of Ashland, and at the!
lleorco illlton ranch on the Pacific I
i highway hvlwivD Medfurd und Central ;
Point on Saturday1 afiermxin. Iioth ,
for a male dog. or I J for a female mw"n ,H U heW f2 '5lKk ?d
try lo ltd tunny with lilm, llo didn't
hear a.antiud or el or tn-e aiillilUK
nullar
ToiiiKh! tlm third ono adieu Hr
- Vrlttre arrived In urarcli of tho ghost.
M-r t hliia; poanlhlo wtia dmiu to make
the eerie vMlor feel pet fctly at home
In the hope thut )t mltfht not be able
to realHt tho lompiution to have a Ut
ile tun.
Cohdllloiia under which tho maul
fvetntlnnft are anld to have occurred,
v.111 he reproduced tonight.
Tho rattle tpent a peaceful night
and calmly chewed their cud t hla
nioniliiR. When the ghontly alarma
und exruialona uned In make the night
htdeoua for tho MarUtmalda, tho cat
tie were found at dnwn In iho wrong
tjvf It with knot In their tnlla. which
no one would admit IibvIiik tied.
Illegitimate Son of
Dante Is Discovered
' KOMK. Mur. 0. Thut Diinln hnd nil
lllet.it I elite aon la thn uniioiincriiK nt
mii'le iiutillu by rrofoMHor Currado
l.i .1, it noted Dnntn achol.ir, In pub
llhhlnK ft document dlaeovered by I'm
ft'Haur Kranregco l.uln In tho , Htiitfl
iiniilvca ut I.ucca nml dutcd Oct. 21,
J308.
Tho document la w ltneHaed by Glo
vitnnl, aon of Dnntn AUherl of Flor
choo. Urn ..-ilJi i , ..it . -Uq juui
SUCH PAINS AS
THIS WOMAN HAD
Two Months Could Not Turn in Bed.
Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com
' pound Finally Restored Health
Bealtlo, Washington. "!, had drag
ging palna Ant and could not stand on
Tny foet, then 1 had
chllla and fever and
auch paina in my
right aide and a hard
lump there. I could
not turn myself in
bed and could not
nletrx, Iwai thia way
ior over iwomonuia,
try ins everything
nny one told me, un
til myniator brought
me a noiuo oi l.ydta
K. I'inkham'a Vege
buck the collar and ileenae.
Illllllllillllllllllliii
I III 'IK I
K 'I
mm
tnblo Comiiound. I took it regularly un
til nil tho hard pains hnd loft mo and I
w ns able to be up and to do my work
ntruin. The hard lumn left my side and
1 fool Kplcndid in all ways. I know of
many women it has helped, Mrs. 0.
KicHAitiJRON, 4040 Orcas tit, Souttlo,
Washington, t
Thin is another case where Lydia E.
I'inkhnm's Vegetable Compound
broughtre8ultsofter"tryingovoty thing
any one told me" hud failed. ' , ,
If you are suffering from pnin, tier
votmnws nnd are uiwoys tuea; ir you
tire low nnlritei and giK)d for nothing,
tulto Lydia 1'.. l'lnlthiim's Vetrotablo
Compound. You may not only relievo
the present distress, but prevent the
pevoio;
GET TOGETHER
HALT STRIKE IS
DAVIS' DICTUM
WASHINGTON. Mar. 9 Coal mlue
ownciH and operator were urged tv
day by Secretary of lilxir Davla "In
the Interest of common sense to B'l
tojtether and aave tho coiintiy from the
costly results of a strike."
Tho labor aecrvtiiiy. In a formal
utiileincnt eald tliut with the niprovul
of I'reHldent HardliiK he had entered
Into direct rouiiimiitrutiun with ropic
Hentullvea of the ron! iiperiitors of the
central competitive field with a view
to a Joint nieetliiii of tho operators and
minora prior lo March III wheu the
present working ngrveinctit expires.
l.NDIANAI'OMS. Mar. 9, (Hy Asso
ciated Press.) rrvaldent John U
l-iowht of tho United Mine Workers of
America, commentlnR on Secretary of
Uibor Dnvls' slatoment, declared the
minors "have been ready nnd now arc
reudy to moot with tho operators at
any tlmo and place to negotiate a new
aineemont that will avert a atiepenalon
of oporutlon In tho coul Industry."
Tho statement of Scrotnry Davis
wuh luterprotod by Mr. I.owts as sus-
tnluing thn miners In their contention
that the coul opcratum of tho central
cotniH'tltlvo flold, contprlHlng Illinois.
tmllumt, Ohio and wosturn I'emiKyl-
vnnlu are "morully tound" to meet the
mlnois in conferenco.
eftch will be addressed hy rcprenenta'
Uvea of the O. A. C. dairy department,
and by C. C. Dickson of Shodd, Orei
tho well known Jersey breeder,
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
r ; . 1 ; 1
were henrd.l
II 1 y. n 'n, . ot ' f-t' w
ill Lyu.rrrg -31a ti i l w, i , 8 ill
1 "VZ fjf.) ll II Ji'T I 111
,11 HMI- I.- Xfyr M I i I. A III
ill . A 1 J ZTK "V-J L-J-; W H
" t .-'I.-..-.,' - Y A -H.jrr I ' I 1 1 ML '
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I I V ..v , x V
Market News
Mvcetock r
I'OHTLAiNU, Oro., March 9. Cat
tle steady I f ocelpts none.
Hogs steady;, receipts 1C9.
fihoep steady; receipts 105, y
Hut Usr
l'OUTI.AN'D, Ore., March 9. Dul
ler steady; extra cubes 33c; under
grades 30c; cartons 39o; prints 28c.
Buttertnt No. 1 churning cream 85
SKc f. o, b, (delivered) Portland; tut-
dergrndea JUf)34o.
I'ortlnnt! Wheat '
rORTLAXD, Ore., March 9,
Wheat;. Hard, white $1.31; soft
white, white club, hard winter,
northern spring, $1.2 9.; red Walla
$1.25. .
Today's, car'Vqceipts Wheat S
bailey 1) flor 10; outs 3; huy 12,
Sun Fi'iinclseo Marketn
SAN KKANCI8CO. March 9. Kkrh
moro aenoua trouble. , cxtrur, 2 lc; extra first 23c
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
FrecMMic" on an aching corn, instantly
hat corn stops, hurting, then shortly
on lift it riyjit off with lingers. Truly!
Your drni'Kist ell a tiny bottle of
TrcMonc'' for a few cents, snflicicnt to
emove every hard corn, soft corn, or
orn between the toes, and the calluicv
itiimit soreness or irritation. :
.
Tr VaS a" 1
,Uy all who have eaten it
it is acclaimed the bread
food of merit. It merits
your trial - after that
your hunger-habit for
good things will demand
it. Put it up on trial be
your your appetite.
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
Women who seek the authorative in style, will find Here the last word
in fashions for early spring wear at not extravagant prices.
NEW DRESSES
lli'Kuiling now dresses of materials which, new or old favorites,
adapt themselves cleverly to new modes. Many arc the mate
riuls silk or cJoth. of 'which these becoming garments are con
trived and wonderfully desirable, at these new lower prices.
Prie d 925.00 to ?63.00.
NEW COATS
i : . . ... ... .
Swagger top coats and enpes take tweetis for their own.
Cheeks mid plaids that used to belong to sports exclusively are
now warmly welcomed Other new wraps which show a
marked vrefeTtnee for capo fashions. .
" .IVieeil SI 2.50 to JRC5.00.
:t',
NEW PATTERN HATS
The leading designers liuve given of their finest art for this
spring presentation. Although scores of these new huts are
here- a iroreons assemblage in the Millinery Salon it is not
Iho imnvber.ot tlieny that is half so wonderful as the iudivid
twltty ' 't .,,...,' -
New haircloth creations artistically, draped in turban shapes.
Large handsome, ' xlress effeets. Hats trimmed ' with flowers,
with fruits." The collection runs the gamut of shape, style
: .. JVieed 9-4.98 to 15.00, ; . , ? v
and color.
NEW SUITS
A few inches perhaps added to the length of the skirt although
iu this respect fashion is none to exigent a few mayhap sub
tracted from ths length of the coat, in these and other ways
are spring suits individualized. Sleeves create for themselves
such fashions as they will fitting snugly in mannish style, or
flowing, gracefully from shoulder to wrist. Tweeds, of course,
and-r-homxpuns, trtlaines fabrics as practical as Uiey
arc smart. , . .
I'ricetf $25.00 to $67.50.
NEW SKIRTS
Just enough added fullness and length to give a bit more grac
and a deal more comfort., In fancy stripes and novelty cloths.
iviced $6.50 to $18.50. '
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
yo new that they will be shown for the first time. So Special
that we can call this a most unusual value. So desirable that
women need only to see them to want them. -, ,
Of superior, quality crepe de' chine or georgette, they are trim
med with real fUct, val. lace, pass stitch embroidery and con
trasting braids. There are Peter Pan and tuxedo collars and
collarloss models. Long aud short sleeves.
.White, flesh, lark, eanna. orchid. ' , .
V Priced $4.98 to $35.00. - ' '
NEW. PUMPS AND OXFORDS
Thoughts of spring appareling inevitably bring np thought o
new shoes. These new spring collections offer a fascinatiug di
versity of styles at prices conspicuously lower than heretofore
for like qualities. With the vogue for low shoes knowing no
season, women and misses will want these new models for Im
mediate wear. All are of the satisfying quality which this
store sponsors. ' .... ' ' ' .
Pay Le
Dress Better
rat
a)
Priced $6.50 to $9.50
R. Sc G. Corsets
: Modart Corsets