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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD DELEGATES III Y W I . ii IV rr I nn1 wy th lU It lit U. ! HILL I humble position ot a shopgirl to the very pinnadc of smart lxmn Island so- tiiio vmn m a mirn k,,-v- Th na Br I nl IruK N flIVI r lrth0 n,,,sic M l,pluR 'h,8iw' mm,! nna I I IlVj I Lnll linlllLU playod on four continents. Tho neon- jury and costume nre bright and now this season, and a splendid, orchestra The Medford Younn Women's Chris- is carried (o insure a proper rendering tinn association will he represented at,0' Harry Tiemey'a fine music, 'the seventh biennial convention oti that body at Hot SpriiiKs, (Arkansas, April 20-27, by Mrs. Loraino Cornish president of the local association, and Mrs, E. H. Hunl. There is Brent interest in the con vention because of tho international j trend of the program. Noted speakers ; arc to be brought to America to Inter- pret their respective countries. Prominent among the foreign speak or ro will address the convention nre A. Maud Royden, England's moat noted authority on women, and the world's best known woman preacher; Madamotaelle Elaine Goblet d Alviella of Belgium, a poet, writer and speaker i . . , ,. of rare charm; Anne Lamb, of Cal- cutta, an Anglo-Indian now in America ; after a trip around the world, and Misa Charlotte Niven of London, gen eral secretary ot the world's commit tee., There Is a probability of a notable delegation from South America and In tho student assembly, which is one of the sectional groups of the conven tion, there will be native Chinese and Japanese delegates. judge Florence Allen, ot Cleveland, the first woman judge in the United States to adorn the bench, in a court ot general jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases will be one ot the dis tinguished Americans on the program. Mrs. Robert E. Speer, president ot the national board, will Rive a summary oti the work done in the past two years. "Facing the Present," is the subject of Miss Mabel Cratty't address. Miss Cratty is general secretary ot the na tional board. Mrs. Frederic MacKey Palet ot Philadelphia, president of the convention, will preside until her sue-; ee89or is elected. Over 1500 delegates i are expected. " , 1 NEW YORK CAST Mnriirj rrene, the musical comedy success wnicn piayea w capacity nouses iur;Agat station and the Cingeade hill two solid years at the Vanderbilt nn(1 reports thnt everything U ready theatre. New York, will be seen at the j for the fencing wire.. Mr. Holmes is DID PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? THE pain and torture of rheu matism can be quickly relieved by on application of Sloan's Liniment. It brings warmth, ease" and comfort and lets you sleep soundly. " Always have a bottle handy and Apply when you feel the first twinge. , It penetrates without rubbing. . ' It's splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles, sprains and Strains, stiff joints, rnj lame backs. " For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 33c, 70c, $1.40. SU(DS1 Liniment no Unless CITY CLEANING 401 South Riverside : QUALITYWORK, Hu& Pain'sj pnenxy j Shoes Repaired While You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS Complete stock of theso fatuous sprlnR for all cars on hand. Prices rea- ' aonablc, BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET We niiike truck bodies, and do all kinds of blaoksmi thing. Billings Carriage and Auto Works 40 to 48 South lllvorsiUe ; n i A t , Ucdfvrd PaR theatre Tuesday ntsht, April IS. The Vnndorbllt Producing company nre RnllriK tho Now York rust, with EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Gujj Peek of lake Creek, A. Wines, he enl and petroleum prospector, ot Medford, and Chris ltealo ot IUitte KaKa, who hit been out to Jaokson ville ns a Juryman, were passengers on the Mcdford-Iiutto KhIIs stage Tuesday morning. Mr. Ueale has been cngnged carrying the mail from Iiutte Knlls to Derby, meeting; the auto there and exchanging the mail, he taking the mail back to Hutte Ka"a t?nm;, , , , ,, ti. . Avii 11, who t living on bi m,mwitoad on nound Top. cam out Tuc8(lay, Rptnt the niRht llt lhe Sun- nyside. wont on to Medford. relum ing Thuraday evening and Friday morning went up home with his load. A. It. lXiugherty, representing Raw lolgh'a remedies, Was With us Wed nesday night. J. C Herring, tho deputy assessor, was also here for dinner. Mr. L. H. Swink of Itutte Falls, who had been out to Medford or Jacksonville on business. was a pas senger on the Medford-Butte Falls stage and stopped at the Sunnyside for dinner, and so did J. V. King and 0. M. XjOvco of Foster and Kleisei Advertising Co. He Was posting flew bills on the bulletin boards. "Bum" Xeuber of Jacksonville was a passenger on the stage. Ola had been up in the timber UWt for seve- ral days, looking over the situation and stopped here for dinner on his way home. He reports a lot of snow a few miles back of Butte Falls. Wm. von der Hellen and wife and two of her brothers A. J. and Judge Flarey were also here for dinner Thursday. Mrs. Florey has been stopping In Medford the most of tho ,mic during tho winter and sending her son and daughter to the high KUinJl, UIH? nullum r-1 t 1 1 vi - ui k v,. his time here and in Medford and the rest looking after his contracts. John Norris and Mr. Swink were among the passengers coming out from Medford Thursday and there were tnree strangers, uiso among them. Alex Betts, George Holmes and wife and four strangers were among ...w;iv th our garage man and Mrs. Jtolmes is the principal of our school. 1 I have noticed that, there has been an auto standing in front of our I school house the last three days and my curiosity led me to make inquiry j as to why it was there, who were the i persona that were coming and going in it, etc., and the principal gave me the following Information: The Misses Leave 11 and Myrtle Xordwlck, ; who are students in the Medford high ' chool, have been observing in our ; hool Wednesday, Thursday and Fri j day. She did not explain the object 'they had In view, but we infer that thty are preparing themselves to ' teach and have adopted that plan to procure some idea of the different j ways with the different teachers of j imparting instruction in the different schools and summing them alt up j and then selecting what they consider the best and using them singly or combining two or more and using them. Mr. and Mr. Ed Murphy of 'Wellen, Guy Pructt and his mother, M. L. Pruett. and Harry von der Hellen of Ijou Are & DYING CO. - . .1 Phone 474 QUICK SERVICE , The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central : tjausnea Wellen were among tho business cullers Thursday. Oeo. W, Avcrtll, when on his re turn trip from Medford, ffpeut . thu night at the Kunnyside and informed in that When 1 pokn of his wife being out in the valley and having some dental work done, that 1 made n mistake and stated that she had it done in Ashland, when she stopped In Medford and had It dune. C. It. Natwlek and his son, Cm lyle. were also guests Thuraday night at tho Punnyslde, and Mr. Natwlek, who has a contract for grading a short distance on the extension of tho P. A K. railroad reports that he ex pect to finish his job In a week or more. Russell Harris ot Central Point came out Thursday evening and en gaged board and room at the Sunny side. Mrs. AlbrUht of Trail was one ot four passengers , on tho Medford ltutte Falls slago and she went on up home on the trail stage. We have had another change In I real estate, John IUley" having ills ' posed oi" hi land joining town to his , cousin, Unn Daley ot Medford. ! Mrs. J. Hoddson and two children, of Hushmore, Minn., came in Friday, took dinner and went on to Hutte Falls. She Is on a visiting tour vi.i ' lxa Angeles, where she visited her , parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Spen I eer, one of the pioneer svttlers ot the I "unsurveyod count ry" northeast of ! Hutte Falls, and is gotng tip to Al i hany. Portland, etc., on her return . trip home. I John Rador, one ot our leading stock men, was doing business hero Friday. ' Professor C. U Ward of the high school. Hutte Falls and H. P. Has mUHscn and Isadoro Wlnesteen, spec ial prohibition agent from Washing ton, 1), C, came out on tho Hutte Falls stage Friday, ate dinner and went on to Medford. Mrs. Horn, rte of the Rutte Falls teachers, came here Friday and was met by her husband and went on to Medfd. " Sam Williamson of Talent, came In and spent tho night, Friday, and no did Aden Haselton, who has been working on tho P. & E. extension for C. It. Natwlek. Mrs. Surah Ownrin, a sister of the Brown brothers, and Mrs. S. R. Holmes and Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy of San Francisco is hero visiting her relatives. , There was another case or rather two cases of housebreaking and burg" lary in our little town Friday night. Ash polo A Nichols' hardware store and Oeo. Hrown and Sons' general merchandize store were broken open and robbed. Ashpole and Nichols' was opened through the back door ; and but little taken, a few knives and lome cheap watches and no damage was done, but the Rrowns did not , fare so well, for there was hundreds of dollars worth of goods taken off i the shelves and thrown on the floor. ' hats loose and In boxes, shirts, coats. underwear, shoes, groceries, etc., and they evtm emptied sacks ot stuff out ; on the floor and walked over cvery j thing in their sock feet and not sntis j tied with that, threw water on the j goods. They tried the safes in both j stores, but did not succeed in opening j either of them. Frank Brown, one ! of the firm, estimates that the loss I will amount to at least five hundred ' dollars. Our sheriff, C. Terrlll and deputy sheriff. S. Fararoot and a finger print detective, Mr. li. I. Markland ot Los Angeles, came out but did not tell anything. They all took dinner at the Sunnystde and so did Mr. Twlnbow and his son. George, and Mr. David Wicks. Mr. Twlnbow is the foreman of the section gang re pairing the P. A E. railroad ard thinks that he will have it patched up 1n two weeks more time. Mr. W. P. Hawk, who is operating a sawmill about four miles from Hutte Falls and Mr. S. T. Maefa, were among the passengers to Butto Falls and Rob Harnish also went with them., 1 Amos Young and wife, recently from Prospect, were - trading here this Saturday morning and no ' was Harry Hawse and wife. He says that he has bought the Stiles Bros, saw nill and Is moving it lower do-vn the creek. i I Mason, Ehrmair &c Co. i Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers - Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Repairs and builds springs All new springs guaranteed. General repair, Blacksmith ing. Only Spring Furnace in Southern Oregon. 118 3.Bartlett Phone 183-J NASH BARBER SHOP Up-to-cate Service. Bowman & Noe. Proo Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. Ask your dealer fdr one of these brands. ' , , ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. . Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Circuit Court Medford Fur. t lldwe. Co. vs. Rogue River Valley Canning. H'- ot merit, lien, vol, Ci, pa, 4iC. Am. Soda Fountain Co. vs. Medford Croc. Co, Notice,' motion' to strike,' not loo to take deposition. 1st Nat. Rank vs. Uoyal Ins. Co, Motion for order dismissal. State vs. S. L Smith. Bond. U. U. Iteeson vs. Consolidated In vestment Co. Summons. , C. F. Walter. Notice of Insanity. Sou. Oregon Lbr, Co. vs. It. U, Valley Canning Co.. Asslg, of lien. Mod, Inig. Dist. vs. Wm. M. Fordo, Complaint. I. 1.. Snider vs. R. U, Mines et at Petition and order. Farmers & Fruitgrowers Hank vs, Fred'k lYlousso. Affidavit. F. L Ton Voile vs. Farm Bureau Co op. Exchange. Order. Probate Court Est. Calvin Nance.' Inventory and appraisement. Est. Amanda Wolters. Inheritance tax not lot. In tho .matter of appointment ot Thad Coleman deputy sheriff. 1 In the matter ot tho petition of James 1'. Smith et ul. Sardine Irriga tion District. Est. John M. Kilgmir. Order, final reiMirt. Est. Michael Foley. Order, will proof, petition. Est. Jas. L. Wilson. Pctftlm, crder : bond, oath. , Est. Wm. S. Crowell. Inventory and appraisement. - I Est. Oeo. Roberts. Inventory and appraisement. Est. S. M. No-Ion. Affidavit of pub. lication, final order. Rtal Estats Transfers Elen J. Kubli to Home Tel. 4c Tel. Co. Lot In Jacksonville..! City of Medfonl to O. A. Cod I ding. W. 25 fu lot 4. blk. 4. E. 33 1-3 ft. lot 5. blk. 4. Queen ' Anne Add. Medford Thomas G. !ws et ux to Chas. C. Pursel. land in sec. 29-32, tp. ; 39, S. It, 2 W ., . 1st Nat l Rank ot Ashland to Charles C. Pursel, land in see. : :9-3a. tp. 39. s. u. ; w TOO i COO E DARKENS GRAY Id It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore Color, Gloss -and Attractiveness. Almost erenrone knows that (Up Tea unit Rulphur, properly compound d. brines buck the natural eotor and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years aico the only way to ret this mixture was to maka It at home, which la nmray and trouble some. Nowadays, by anklnit at any drur store for "Wyeth'a Raite a.id Sul phur Compound." you will Ret a large bottle of this famous old recipe. Im proved by the addition of other in gradients, at a small cost. , I-Km't stay irray! Try It! No one : ean possibly tell that you darkened your hair, an It does It sw naturally and evenly. , You dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair benomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Wyeth'a Bag and Sulphur. Com pound la a delightful toilet requisite for those who desire dark hair and a . youthful appearance. It Is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention ot disease. busies: li When your , , Duds . Are id our Suds you can bet, you 11 get re sults. Remember we 8p daljze on rough dry family wash. American Laundry Co. 2lr 6. Riverside. Phone 873; Oeo. H. Llndlcy ot tlx to Burn K. North, land In see. H I, tp, IM, S, It, t V , Id II. II. Nye et tlx to James II. Philips. lot Hi, hlk. 2. YVIIlokc Add. to Med lord 10 K. Nelson to J. K. Mcl'lareii et nx. lot as, :io, si, aa. tik. a. White's Add. , Ashlsnd Ill Norman T. .McDonnld t John E. MclVwuld et ux. land In hoc :io, tp. n:i, s, u, l k id Walter K. lloylo to O. 11, Sto. vens, lots 2-il, JmUson's Sub. in See. 2:t, tp, S. H. It. s W l Mary E. Sutherland to Amies M. Mumford, W, pt. lot u, Belle view Tract, Ashland li Mary P. Owens et vlr to .Too Northey, NV see. H, tp. SI, S. It. 4 w in City of Medford to Paul I .eon urd. lot 13, hlk, I, QucmrAnue Add. to Medford ' 400 .Marion Van Niilttt t Mary E, Sutherland, YV. pari lot lo, Bellovtew Tract. AshlAnd o John A. Curler et nl to John K. Itclrtmn et nx, land on Willow St.. Ashland $ .100 IHnnle Y. K. Henry to Andrew J. Brewer, mining rlulms : 10 City of Ashlnnd vs. I.evl N. Stevens et ux, land In Ashland Q. C. D Elliuheth J. Kahter et vlr to Thomas P. Kuhler, 8t lot 17. blk. 2, Wllleke's Add. to Med ford t This Is the Velie Six i With the Amazing New ' i' if. . . . - 4 r ,J, i. Veterinary Hospital AND Sale Stable DR. O. A. OITZEN 111 N. Fir St Phone 551 Lee Watkins 6 Co. FEED STORE Choice Grade Crushed Barley, Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay, Grain and Poultry Feeds. OtlMfom CilnIln(f nml Rolling n ' 397 South Front St. Thomas p. Ivnlilor et ux lo Ells llhetli ,1. Knhlor, Ni lot 17, hilt, 2. Wltleke'n Add. lo Med ford , E, A, Monro et ux to tlou. I . Troli'hhT, lot 0, hlk, 1. N, 25 ft. lot 7. blk. I, OiiMiiwii Add. to Medford 0. A. Kuluhl et ux In Carl .1. Itrommor et ux, lot n, hlk. 1, - Humphrey-Andrews Add. In Medfonl . C. I.. '(loir et ux t, Nick. H, Young, Ni lot :i, hlk. I Hhort'M Add, to Mcll'oid llosa UoIiIiIiih Young, guard, to c.i.. linff. s'), tut a. hik, i. Sllon's add, to Miidford Rosa itohblns Youmt et ul to i'. I., lioir, s lot :i, ilk. I shoit's Add l Medford ,. Anna S. Miller et vlr to Flor ence E. EdmHIon, lit iiit In nee. 24. tp. a."., s. it. a w Daniel (i. Ilanscoin et ux li A. It, Brown et ux, land In see, ;i,l, tp. an, s, n. 2 w C. J. I'oHter et ux to Thus, Hill et u, land In see. !i, tp. ;i;i, S U. I I 'list Yoluniino t'omtiest, et ux to II Cointiest. land in sec, 4. tp. 10, S. It. 2 W Frank M. Parker e ux to Wllluir A. .I.ili n si i. ii.-, lot 7, hlk, 1 1, Cold HIM . W. W. Ilittle et ux to W, II. ,M. ler, hd I. hlk. 1. Riverside 0. 1 Hi f I In 10 2000 ' lo lo Hold I llll uflt M si The most remarkable advance in the science of the six -cylinder power plant. New Automatic Lubrication. New freedom from Vibra tion.' Absolutely dirt, grit and dust proof construction. You never knew a motor could be so vibrationless. You never experienced abso lute smoothness from sixteen to sixty miles an hour before. You get it in the Velie. And this marvelous Velie-Built Motor powers the most beautiful six you have yet seen. New design throughout. A car of just the right size. Long, soft-flowing lines and curves, with the finest and most complete equipment. Drum-type headlights with lenses, parking lights, genuine solid walnut finishing rail and solid walnut instrument panel. Nickel trimmings throughout. Open and closed models. Sfec them. Ask for a demonstration. Medford Velie Co. Nordvvick lluilding, Medford Auto bile mo Merriman's Blacksmith Shop ; ' ' THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside "With Medford Trade Is , Medford Made." C. B. WATKINS HAS OI'K.VKh AN UP-TO-DATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP ,! ' ' ' 0 ' AT 127 W. M.IIV T. . ) n ' Xct loir to U Hllti f Auto io. paint And CLEANUP Have You Done It? IllllillllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SAME PRICE for over 30 years Ounces forggt Use less of KG BAKING POWDER i ' than. of higher priced brands. The government Used million of pounds Legal Guararxteo Givry ft Hf.l t Kntlt us imiB rWilltiu w irk. Auk in i lii4it Ptl trMiiwat'. I II h III.S lllll ll HTttltK j"' : i l .u.imi" a tor BUfflEIS Spring! Phone 279-J : The Old Reliable j SHOE shop ; No. 7 N. Fir Street Best Shoes for Less' Money We handle Weyenberg Sboei Hig Class Shoe Repairing HERBERT TILLEY MEDFORDTENTAND AWNING WORKS MAN LTACTUH KIl I Awnings, Tents, Anto Tops dnd Cushion works: Tourist SunriHea. ' 1 Anything mado of Canvas.; i'. i' iivuKu, iMto; ; '