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MEDFORD MAIL' ' TRIBUNE, - JiEEDFORD. OR EC! OX, TUESDAY, JANUARY SO, I92:i
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Tf 6ml and
l ILj Pernqmd
Knt)' and continue! eilil In 1 1 to rt-
ilii.tion for tlio weuthcr of (hiiIkIU unit
toiiionnw. rollmvlim the snow of Kim-
ciny unil tho cnlil of Mimiluy. Water
f ilx8 wore frozen In a numlior f
homos during lust nik'ht unil thU
,' inornlnK, all)imh tho minimum torn
ii ioruturo of thin inornlnK itt -'I Uewocn
itliove was less than that cif Monday
inoinliiK, SO." dftKroe.
bunco, Kuule I'olni. Sitt. nltn. 207'
illil ilonco! Wed. nlKht! Oriental
', llallroom! - ' Btili
Hi'aiinK'rt of tho adjudication of the
i wutor rights on ltiitln Creek, Involv
" i in In tho neighborhood of 20.00U
t J ucrox, and covnrini? the land rrorn Fish
' l.ake to tho month, will ho hoard thin
, week at Jacksonville, before Court Re
porter Koy DavlR. A decree will be
returned In March. The purpOHR of
tho hearing in to detormlno the
amount of water osieh landowner Is
! untitled to, for Irrigation purposes.
1 Uoodyeiir mid V. S. Tiro service.
Let lis nerve you. fioo. L. Trelclricr
Motor Co. ' 264
Mr. J. II. McKachern of Wnshlnston.
il. C, will lecture on "Thunderbolts of
tho Comlntr Storm," Jan. ,'10 and 31, at
Seven Day Advontlst Church, N.
Itlversldo, 7:30 p. m. Everybody in
' vltcd. Admission free. - 2G5
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet Thursday
evenlnff ut tho V. W. C. A. at elfiht
o'clock. Mrs. Gore will speak on "Par
liamentary I,aw," and a short business
meeting will follow. '
Party leaving lor San Francisco tho
fourth of February in 7 pusSenRer car
would like three or four passengers.
Call 252 during day. 264"
Beginning tonight the public may
view' tho master painting "Never
Alone" at the Medford Center Store
between 7 and 9:30 In the evening, In
addition to the regular exhibit during
tho dayi 264
Mrs.iH..D. noed of Gold Hill was
v among tho out of town visitors In the
city Monday afternoon.
There's a busy business College In
your home town. OWN. ' .
The local police and justice courts
have been very quiet for the past
three days, not a single criminal case
: ; having appeared on the docket of
I '. either' court during thut time. '
1 i Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
!; I Valley Nursery, rhone CS0-J-2. th
f All kinds of rough and dressed lum-
i tier. ' Wallace Wood, phone 108,. 711
j I K. Main.
: i , Fraud has been iincoverod In the
i j haHottlng at the Joint meeting of the
j Cavemen arid Sportsmen last Friday
' i nJKht. This was the verdict of the
i fianvaflHlng committee- which Sutur
j ; day. completed ltd roport on tho eloc
1 : lion- of the biggest llur among the
fishermen of the Rogue river. The
1 '.. cup,' which was presented to Dr. W.
W.'- Walker, should have gonn to .las.
' i ' Chlnnockl-In view of the votes cast
for him, It Is alleged, or tho 93 bal
lots cast, Jim received 48,- believed
to have boon cast for him as a result
of. his proclivities in .tile "art of
lengthening, out the size of tho fish
which got-away last summer. Thorn
worn ! plenty oF candidates for tho po
nltlon.lt 'has developed. Gi-nnts Pass
Courier. ' ' , " 1 ; ,-
Furniture repaired and miido to
order, work cnllod for and delivered,
Wm, lirflndloy. Phone 1D9-U -274
Banco Wed. night, Oriental Ball
room. ' ' ' . 2Cfi
Attornoys Reames, Newman, New
bury and Neff of this city transacted
legal business in Jacksonville Monday
afternoon.
There's no ptneo like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.:
Krult, nut and shade treos. Hdon
Valley Nursery, Phono B80-J-2.I tl"
tawlH Richardson 'of tho marines,
now stationed on the battleship Texas
at San Diego will get Ills honorable
discharge March 1st, upon tho com-
j pletlon pf a throe-year enlistment. He
. will return to this oily,
'. ! Next dance Eagle Point, Feb.
:; j 10th. . : 275
- Hemstitching at Deuel's. 2fi7
.'' J E. B. Newtown of Yrekn, Calif..'
' ; spent Sunday In the city visiting
: ! mends and relatlvos.
I MiutllGrns! Fob. 13! Oriental Rail-
room! ' .- , 205
Wanted One or two ladlos to rent
In cozy little two-room houso with
toilet, sink nnd electric llgbtH, fur
nished, nicely located. C. ' A. l)o
Von. - 2tl3tf
LISTEN TO ME
Itnvc ymi a fini iiiNliraiKMi
policy iii force?1' Have you
none 1 II a vp yon iillowod il
to liipsi' iiml lii'i'onie of no
offirl ? Cull iinfl coiisiill ns
lotlny unil li'iirn ir Hie iniiiiy
nilvmitiiili'H of our mlii'y.
McCURDY
, Insurance Agency
Tel. 12.1
Modfonl National Itonk'niilR.
Mctlfortl. Oregon
Tomorrow evening la Modern Wood
men social night ut Althea hall and
on this occasion the M. W. of A. pic
tures will be put upon the screen, fur
nishing about an hour's interesting en
tertainment. A program Interspered
with song, Instrumental music and
recitations will also be rendered, anil
the' evening's festivities will close
with a big feed in the dining room.
The Invitation to be present Includes
nil 'Modern Woodmen, members here
or elsewhere, and their wives, Royal
N'elghlMrs nnd their husbands, nnd
each member of either society Is In
vited to bring a friend or two who
might be Interested In becoming n
member of the Modern Woodmen or
Royal 'Neighbor. ...
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Valley Fuel Co, Phone 78. . ,
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, Phono (J80-J-2 tf
J. H. McEacliern of Washington, D.
C, will give his fnmous lecture "Thun
derbolts of the Coming Storm" at the
Seventh Day Adventist Church, North
Riverside, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Jan. 30 nnd 31, at 7:30 p. m.
Mr. .McEacliern is making a lour,
speuking at the principal places in the
West.
J"ho Cheney phonograph plays all
makes of records. -Sold nt Palmor
Piano House. Come ' in and ' listen
to It. '
Bid dance! Wed. night! Oriental
Ballroom! , 2G5"
Spraguo Relgel of Gold Hill was a
business visitor In the city Monday af
ternoon. Tako your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
MnrdlGras! Feb. 13! Oriental Ball
room! 205
Tho continued Illness of Miss Anne
l.nng of The Dalles, state regentof the
Daughters of tho American Revolu
tion, has caused her to' curtail her pro
gram of visits to the chnpters over the
state and It Is Improbable that she
will be able-to participate actively In
tho state work until the meeting Is
held In Portland In March, when new
officers are chosen.
Wanted Portable bathtub. . C. A.
DeVoe.' - 23tf
Tbornless blackberry plants. Eden
I. T. Sparksf of Eugene, traveling
passenger agent In this district' for
tho Southern Pacific arrived In the
city this morning on one of his peri
odical visits. , '
Auto Insurance. Drown & White.
D. M. C. thread, nil colors, 0 cents
per skein. Handicraft Shop. 265
The Elks lodge care is fairly boom
ing under the new steward, William
Peck, who has beeA a well known chef
here I'or several ' yearg past ' The
chunge . In stewardship was Inaugur
ated 'about a week ago. . " ''
Have your cylinders robored on a
high grade, accurate boring mill. Tho
Storm upright boring mill Is the
heaviest and most expensive mill
made for roboro work. All work guar-j
anteed and prices right' Riverside
uarago. ... . , , . ...zttzti
Mardl-Gras! Orlontal llallroom!
Tucs., Fob,' 13! Coirtumo prizes!' 2lt6
George Mansfield, stuto president of
tho Oregon Farm Bureau, arrived hero
today to attend the meeting of '1ho
county organization. . iio was ouo oi
tho principal speakers' at tho after
noon session. Mr. Mansfield is well
known In Rnsoliurg.' Ho resides nt
present In Medford but his duties ns
president, tnko him to nil sections of
tlln Htnto (Rosebilrg News-Review.)
Legal Reserve Old Line Life Insur
ance company desires to make geu
oral agency connection In Southern
pregon. " Previous experience not nee
essary. Only men with fair intelli
gence nnod good character can bo con
sidered. ' This ' company sell life,
health and accident Insurance. Ad
tirbss 409-13 Northwestern Bunk Build
ing.' Portland. Oregon. : ' " '' ' ' 204
' Valley Nursory, riiono 680-J-2. tf
Charles Huff, postmaster of Copper,
Calif.,- has returned homo after a short
stay In tho city on business.'
Hturt your bead hag now, all colors
of beads to soloct from. Handicraft
Shop. 25
' Orlontal Ballroom Wed. night! Big
dance! Admission 10 cents. 205
George O. Timothy, former chief of
police, who was In the city this morn
ing from his estate nt the end of West
Fourth street, stopped his negotiations
nt a moat mnrket for a soup bono long
enough to state that he had been
sending fresh blooming violets to rela
tives buck east for n week past
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 207
Ornfted Franmiotto walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2 tf
A bill was Introduced in the house
at the iitnto legislature yosterday to
extend the qualifications of voters nt
school meetings and elections, by In
cluding tho provision that a parent
with children of school age may so
voto. Heretofore tbls provision,
passed nt the 1921 session, nppllod
only to districts of the third class.
Free Instructions in knitted nnd
crocheted head bags. Handicraft
Shop. 2fiG
Grafting wax. Edon Valley Nurs
ery, Phono fi80 J-3. t(
Attorney James T. Chlnnock of
Grants Pass transacted legal business
In the city nnd county sent Monday.
Bring us your watch repairing and
get It the next day. Medford CentiT
Jewelry Shop. ' ' ' 2R5
Chiropody.' Phono TirtS-J. ; 2"
Tho motion of Jon Wilson, alleged
narcotic peddler and enslaver of
women, that he be allowed 10 days In
which to enter a plen to the narcotic
Indictment returned agninst him Fri
day by tlu federal grand Jury, was de
nied Saturday by Federal Judge R. S.
Bean. The court held flvo days
enough for his attorney to examine the
Indictment. Assistant I'nlted States
Attorney Tlmhins II. Mngnlre. said he
would resist further delny In the trial,
ns two women whom. Wilson Is paid
to have given narcotics are being de
tained In the county Jail ns witnesses.
Portland Journal.
Ring cherry trees. Kilen Valley
Nursery, Phono C80-J 2, tt
.Ray Tompkins of Redding, Calif., is
spending a lew days In the city at
tending to business matters. ,1 '
' Noel L. Erslilne gives' piano lessons
at pupil's homes. . Phone 729-W. 269
YSu can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Fred L. Colvlg of. the Internal rev
enue department left Sunday on an
official trlp'to tho Klamath Falls dis
trict ' ' ' ' -'" ' ' :
Mnrdl-Orns! Oriental Ballroom!
Tties., Fob. 13! Costtyne prizes! - 265
' Mah-Jongg nt 8wem s Studio. 264
' "Early Days In Oregon" Is the title
of a series of screen pictures to be
shown nt the First Methodist church ;
on Wednesday evening. . ThlB will be
an unusual feature of "Church Night"
The regular order will be observed:
supper nt 0: IB,' Church Family Altar
service at 7:15; Open Forum, Story
Hour, Mission Study n't 7:46; and pic
tures at 8:15. Those who do not care
to oonio lor the earlier features are
Invited to see the pictures:
' If your, watch don't run after we
have repaired It bring It back and wc
Will make godd. Medford Center De
partment Store. I . :. 205
1 All kinds of rough arid dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood,' phone 108, 711
E. Main. : " ' " "
"EdlBon Marshall arrived home this
morning from his visit to Portland and
Eugene. ;
' Oriental Ballroom Wed. night! Big
dance! Admission 10 cents. 285
Rehearsals for tho sixth annual min
strel show of tho Medford Elks lodge 1
were begun recently, and while the
show will stick close to minstrel rules
several new novelties ' will be . Intro
duced. One of these is a saxophone
quartette.. Unlike most amateur mu
sicians, they will confine themselves
to jazz and popular airs. The show
will be given In this city, Monday and
Tuesday nights Feb. 26th and 27th and
will aso play Yreka Calif, and Grunts
pHs : and Klamath Fnlls: '
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. ' tf
Michael Hnnley, Jr., of tho Lake
Creek district spent Sunday and Mon
day In the city on business. ' . '
Stamped pillow cases new patterns.
Handicraft Shop. ' . , i 1 3C5
John W. Johnson, local Je.wolor, re
turned this morning from a brief busi
ness visit in Portland.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108, 711
E. Main. : : -
A number of local high school stu
dents will leave Thursday night for
the conference of high BChool student
body officers and high school editors
to be held in Eugene the end of this
week. Tho local students will likely
stay over until Monday night when
the local high school basketball toam
meets the . Oregon -Freshmen In a
game at Eugene.. :.' ....
f- Dance Wed. night. Oriental Ball
foom. "' , ' -." ". - - 1 205
I Mrs. John Carkln of Medford was a
Visitor In town tho last week as the
houseguest of Mrs. Lee Davenport. A
number of charming affairs have been
given for her, among which, was, an
attractive luncheon at the . home of
Mrs..W..O. Shepard, Thursday after
noon. Portland Journal.'.;
Dunce, Eagle Point, Sat nlte. 267
"Dad';- Dunlup, former Medford resi
dent now connected' with Geo. Hunt
&;Co. In the:cnpacityo manager of
the. Rlvolr Theatre In Grants Pass,
was a Medford-visitor today. .
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. .. ' tf
Mrs. Jack Tyroll, Instructor In the
Phoenix schools, was operated upon
this noon nt tho Sacred Heart hospital,
for appendicitis.' ' - "
Mah-Jongg at Swem's Studio. 264
The "Exalted Order of Hoot Owls"
which meets every Monday and Fri
day night In the Oregonlan building In
Portland at eleven o'clock hold a meet
ing Inst night, the proceedings : of
which wero followed closely by a nunp
her ot radio Tann.' A number of prom
lnont Portland Wen were Initiated nnd
somo excellent music by the Manila
Stringed Soxtot was. broadcast .:The
mooting adjourned at midnight.
Shoo sale $6 and V dress and work
shoos, '$6.-' Old Reliable Shoe Shop;-7
N. FIT. " ' - ' "-'.- i.' ' ''66
Mrs. D, O. Fredrick, of the Modford
Ccntor Beauty Parlorsi leaves today
fora'two weeks business visit-in Port
land. '. . '-" - ' ' 1
Npw, novelty ribbons. Handicraft
Shop. " . ' . - . .- ' i 365
Boh Hoyl was seen sporting his now
commercial car this morning on North
Front street The new panel delivery
car Is easily recognlznblo ns it is In
scribed, "Robt. H. Hoyl, Wholesale
Confectioner." 1 " '..-
Mah-Jongg at Gwom's Studio. 264
Tonight's meeting of the American
legion nt the Legion Hall marks the
change Of meotlng nights between the
Crntera' Club and the Legion. The
next regular meetings ot the Orators'
Club will be hold a week from tonight.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Four feet of snow was reported on
Oregon mountain Monday morning.
The stages were having some diffi
culty getting through, yestonlay's
stages not having arrived up to noon
There was about a foot of snow re
ported on .Smith hill. Grants Pass
j'ourlor. v ' t ' ' ' -'. ''
Nursery stock guaranteed, acclimat
ed, full line. Wrllo today, Grants Pass
Nursery, Grants Pass, Oregon. 270
STOMACH MISERY,
GAS, INDIGESTION
'Tape's Diapcpsin" Corrects
Sour, Upset Stomachs
at Once
"I'apo's DinpepAin" is tho quickest,
niircnt relief for iniligoation, gun, flatu
lence, heartburn, lournctui, (rrmrtitatinn
or stomach dintrnt caused by acidity. A
few tabMa give almost immediate stom
ach relict. Correct your stomach anil
digestion now or a few cents. . Drug
gull tel) million of package,
By a. score of 25 to 10 the Roseburg!
high school basketbull team was win
ner over the University high school of
Eugene In a game staged ut Roseburx
recently. , ,
Wall maps of Jackson county, print
ed on good linen paper, tinned at top
ami bottom for sale at tbls 'office.
They show cities, rivers, roads, moun
tains, location of property by section
(ownshlp and range, and give lots of
other information. . Every' family
should have'one.' " , tf
Remodeling operations at the Valley
Garage have started and the prepara
tions lor occupancy by the Mason
Motor company. Star and Durant'dls-;
tributors for Medford, will soon be
oompleto. - ;
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. " 2C7
Shrlners returning yesterday frotn
the ceremonial held In Portland last
Saturday night reported that the
weather during their entire stay there
had been exceedingly rainy.: k
Closing out all our farm machinery,
several good buys. Patton & Robin
son. Inc. : .. . .' tf
. H. 11. Rankin Is In attendance at a
conference ot forest supervisors of the
North Pacific district, which will last
for five days. Tho conference Is being
held in Portland and the Oregon Jour
nal published a picture of all those In
attendance In yesterday's Issue.
We have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc.. tf
Due to the snow , and Inclement
weather of Sunday the proposed trap
shoot at the Ed. Lamport place was
not held but It is planned to hold a
large shoot at which experts from
ROseburg, Klamath Falls, Medlord and
Grants Pass will be present next Sun
day, If weather permits.
Now is the time to spray roses,
Bhrubbery, fruit trees. Phone 106,
Green & Dixon. . - 163
L. E. Stanley of Eagle Point was In
Medford yesterday visiting with
friends and attending to business mat
ters. '
Hot tamalcs and chill con carne at
DeVoe's." ' v tf
Pictures of tho wreck o( the South
ern Pttclflc train No. 03 near Agor,
Calif., Saturday afternoon were print
ed in a Portland newspaper yesterday.
They were taken by Paul D. Kelleter
of the U. S: Forest Service.
Over 80,000 people viewed the mas
terpiece "Never Alone," during Its ex
hibition In Portland. Now on display
at Medford Center Store.' Admission
to exhibit ten cents. 26S
Joan Garnett, twelve months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Gar
nett, has recently recovered from a
three weeks' s'elge of pneumonia, v -
After the fire it. is too late to In
sure. : See-iReddeni &' Canaday now.
';.;. b -;'! ; V': i ':'.f ... ii 26 ltf
fO.tO motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop. . 1 1
" Horace Bromley, pf tho California
Oregon Power company, is confined
to'hla' home with -an: attack of the
prevalent '' 'malady '"fin," grippe or
heavy ' cold. " ' ' : - "'.' '"-' ' '
This office Is prepared ' to print
ledger sheets, bills," (Btc,, used on the
bookkeeping - machines.. .- Don't .give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out' of Medford. -Phone
tie and we will call.'''--.- '". ' .- : tf
C. E. -Wallls of Agate was in: Med
ford today and .refl-uested the Mall
Tribune to deny the report In Agate
Items last Friday that & community
dance was given there on Sunday. Tho
dance in question . Bay: Mr. Wallis was
on Saturday not Sunday. I' I ;
KnlghtB 'of - Pythias- arid Pythian
Sisters You-'' are expected 'at the
Castle Hall Monday evening, Jan. 29th.
good, entertainment will " be pro
vldo4 and eats will not be ovcrloojced.
Bring the family and enjoy the evening.-
The latch string Is on the out.
lite:-. 1 ' Committee.' 203
Presbyterian Men to
Have Supper Tonight
The men of the rVesbytorlnn
church mid conKierftitlon "are Invited
to a men's supper to bo given nt the
church chapel . at 6:30 p. this
evening by a commltte Of the men's
Bible class consisting of -w. H.'Wiitt,
Ons llromracr. J. H., Cooley.' 'Mr.
Mathews. . ..-,.''
' ' The 'supper will bo followed- by n
dlscuKHlon of tho advisability of some
kind ot u men's organization 'for the
church. This is t follow up the
men's supper and gathering of two
weeks., ago, which was so favorably
impressed by the messages brought
by Drs. Weir of Chicago and Camp
hell of I .oh Angeles, The supper is
free to the men.
"Cascarets" 10c
For Sluggish Liver
or Constipated
. . Dowels '
' Clean your lwel Foci fine!
When you feel sick, dury, upset, when
your head -is -dull or aching, or your
atomach is aoiir or pimy, Jut take one
or two discards to relieve ronatipntion.
NV crlpinff iniceat. la.xativ-enthaitIc.oa
earth for grown-upa nnd chiMren. ' 10o a
box.' Taato like ntmly. ...
... HEAR
J. H. McEACHERN, Lecturer
AT THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
7:30 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
" ,
3ubject: "The Trumpet Blast of the Coming Storm,"
or "World Situations and What They Mean to Civili
zation." ' '
ADMISSION FREE
Basketball Results
Y;W.C. A. League
League standings to '.da to:,
''' ' f W 'Pet
North M. E. ,'.... 4 1 . 1 '1.000
South M. E; .'. 1 , t- J.000
Haptist 2 1 .500
Christian : ' 2 1 .500
Presbyterian 2 0 .000
The newly-oiled floor was somewhat
of a handicap to fast ' playing last
night, but a day or two will put It in
fine shape. "' ' '" '
The first, game 1 f. -,
Presbytoriua 1 ; ' ' ' t I ' 5c(ristlan
Green :..i.'...i....4....'.F.i..L'il.i.i... .-Oslln
I lolfman..':....' :.....F....'..'..'.:.'...! ' Jeniilngs
Mcars ,..C Newland
Chastaln O Clmstnln
Gale O White
Ilorden Sub...... Pierce
- ., ,Sub Cobb
Score Presbyterian 47; Christian 4
. Referee, Vlmont. ' .''" '
The second gamo 1 ' 1 '
South .'M. E.,, :;i . , ; i UnptlSt
Gentry F.... , Nelf, D.
Caldwell ...... F. :. Smith
Vlmont C. Homer
Jackson G Neff, F.
Perry : '. G.....'. Waldron
Shafer ..: .; Neff, A.
Score South M.'K. 10; lluptist 9.
Referee Jeimlngs.
Next games occur Monday next at
7:15 and 8:30 p. m. - ' "
North M. E. vs South M. E.
llapttst vs Christian.
PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES
Tho- Juniors entertained .the high
school pupils and teacher last Friday
evenlng-Ht tho home of . Mr. and. Mrs.
George McClnin. . Tho evening was
spent in playing games and singing-
Dainty refreshments ' were served in
abundance. ; i . ..
. Tho boys' baskotball team met tho
Jacksonville team on- regular sched
ule time at. ksonvlllo. . The game
at. the first half fell to tho. Phoenix
team, but tho lajit half the Jackson
ville team scored enough to come out
winner.-
. The senior class Is now working on
tho annual play. This year tho class
Is larger than usual,- so. it will be just
senior play. -
- There will bo given at the school
auditorium Wednesday, January 31.
7:30 p. m., tho following program:
Hoy Scouts' exercise. Phoenix Quar
tet. Solos." Address by Professor
Vlning of Ashland. This program is
-given to raise money for tho boys'
club.
BIMe ThoughtSr Tbday
. CHRISTIAN . CONFIKXCK.-'-Thls
Is the confidence thut we have In Illni,
that. If wo nsk anything accnrdlug to
His will. He henn-th ns. I John 5:14.
A MAN WHO IJEOAME
." . FAMOUS
Doctor H.- V. Piei-ce,- whoso picture
appears -above, was .not only -a suc
cessful physician, hut niso a profound
student of tho medicinal qualities of
nature's remedies, roots and herbs,
and by close observation of the
methods used by tho Indians, ho discovered.-
their great rcmedlpl quali
ties, especially for weaknesses of
women,! and- nttor 'careful prepara
tion succeeded In giving to tho world
a1 remedy Which has been used by
women with tho best results for half
a century- Dr. Tierces Favorito Pre
scription is still in great demand,
whllo mnny other , so-called ''Cure
nllsV have rome nnd gone. ' The rea
son .for Its phenomenal success is be
cause of Its nhsoluto purity, nnd Dr.
Tierce's high standing ns an honored
citir.cn of lliiffnlo is a guarantee of
all that Is clnlmed for the Favorite
Proscription ns n regulator for tho Ills
peculiar to women. ;
Send 10c for trial packnge to Dr.
Tierce's Invalids Hotel, Huffalo. N.
Y. Adv.
T5?J-II JO CLASSIFY
LOST 00 pouuds of wheat between
' Farm HureaU nnd N. Riverside.
Finder please phone 314-11-2. . 204
Handicraft Shop,
nemstltchlng '
PIcotlng.
80 per yard.
Hnttnnn oovered.
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' NEW YORK Stockholders of the
Irving Wank ,iind ibe Columbia Trust
company,', approved a 'consolidation
agreement for merger or the two In
stitutions , February .7. :
' 'DALLAS Operating officials of tho
St. Louis Southwestern railroad an
nounced the railroad had been request
ed to surrender. $1,500,000 to tho
United States as exces9 profits lor
1922.
CHERnOURQ Andro Maneyrod,
French aviator, broke all gliding rec
ords by remaining in the air eight
hours, ono minutoB antl 20 seconds.
QUEBEC The convent of Notro
Dame du Ron Consell at; St Gecjeon,
Lake St. John was destroyed by firu
Saturday night, belated reports state.
NEW . YORK James , A. Flaherty,
supreme ruler of tho Knights of Co
lumbus, reeetved-a request for investi
gation from Knights' of Columbus In
Mexico, of President Obregon's expul
sion of Archbishop Filippo.
OBITUARY
KILRORNV Norman Lenard Kil-j
born died at the home of his pnr-j
ents, 'Mr. and Mrs: Ira Kllhorn, at
Jacksonville, Oregon, today, January
30, ago 12 years, H months, 2S days.
The family came to Jacksonville to
make their home last- September,
from Midvale, Idaho. Norman was a
bright and charming boy, loved by
the community; and ' especially his
classmates, he being a student in tho
seventh grado at Jacksonville.
Funeral services will bo held at
the home of his parents in Jacksom
Jvllle, Wednesday, January 31,. 1923,
at;l:30 n. m.;?V. "
' Interment Jacksonville cemetery.
Women Need Swamp-Root
Thotihniuls of wnnifii liave kklnoy
and bladder trouble and nnvcr bus-pet-t
it. Women's complaints ofton
jirovo to bo-nothing else but kidney
trouble, or the roault of kidnt-y or
bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause tho other
orpnnn to become diseased.
l'ain in tho back, headuche, loss of
a nibit ion, nervouwnesK, " are often
times symptoms of kidney trouble.
Don't .delay pturtlnf? treatment. Dr.
Kilmer's Swatnp-Koot, a phy.siclan'a
preHcrlptlon,. obtained at any drUK
Htore, may be junt the remedy needed
to overcome, such condltlonR.
Get a medium, or laro biz bottle
immediately from any driiff sloru.
However, if you wish first to tost
thif Kreat preparation, .send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer & Co.., Biiitfhnmton, N.
V., for a BiimpU bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention this paper. ,
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