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, Halph Hand, once iho "pride of Hold
Jf4 Hill," now Known as 'the terror of
y Lime county," wh given the decision
i In a handicap match lust Saturday
-.'.Blent at CottUKe Grove, ova Mike
Yokel of Salt Lake City. Yokel
nsreed to throw Hand twice In an
hour, and (ailed to do It even once.
According to Eugene papers, there
was considerable bragging and hot
' ting before the battle. The men are
slated for a wrestling match to a flu
. ish. In the near future. During the
furiously contested battle, the referee
got In the road, and was jammed
against n ring iost so hard, that a
rib was broken.
t 1 A few hundred dollars and my Bflrv
i lcos to invest in some remunerative
business. D. O. this office. 271
,i Auto insurance. Brown & Whlto.
i i Mr. and Mrs. Kd. G. llrown returned
V from a two weeks' visit to southern
t California Monday evonlng.
L 1'lano lessons given at 327 Wost
2nd. 271
ffti Have your cylinders rebored on u
i i' high grade, accurate boring mill. The
, Storm upright boring mill is the
heaviest and most expensive mill
made for rebore work. All work guar-
anteert and prices right. Itiverside
Garage. 262tf
Miss Jack Plotncr, who is farming
the Elliff property on Fortune Brunch,
and suervising the wood cutting that
Is going on there, was In the city to
day, buying supplies and hiring some
new hands. Miss Plotncr is ono of
our most encrgotlc workers, and a
valued osset to our local industries.
(From Looking Glass Items in Itose
burg Nowsltcvlow.) Miss l'lotnor is
well known in this city and Is a niece
of Mrs. I.. B. Knynit.
? Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
) Valley Nursery, Phono GXO-J-2. tl
V- Midweek Dance! Oriental llall-
room! Wed. night! 271
The civil action of tho Page-Dressier
prnal estate . company against Hiram
Meador, for an accounting Involving
815,000 was finished Tuesday after
v'noon in the circuit court, and final
decision In. tho caso will await tho
t- return of an Interrogatory deposition
'r ordered sent to Dr. F. C. Pago of I)s
' Angeles, Calif. The suit deals with
i tho operation and sale of tho Riverside
; Apartments in this city.
Aftor the fire it is too late to In
. sure. See Redden & Canaday now.
Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
' Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2 tf
254 tf
"Mistuh" George Maddox, tho well
' known colored slioeshlnor has taken
i another leap towards plutocracy, by
tho recent purchase of bonds in the
v Jackson County Building and Loan
i Association. Two years ago "Mistuh"
'Maddox came from Maryland with
nothing much but his good nature
."Today he owns stock in the California
'Oregon Power company, and tho Star
, "Motor company, besides the acquis!- .
6 lion noted abovo. Nobody has been!
? able to sell him any mino or oil stock
f to date, however.'
' Closing out all our farm machinery,
' several good buys. Patton &Robln
. son, Inc. tf
Crescent ' orchestra dance, Eagle
Point, Sat nlto, Feb. 10th. 273
; . Tho Simmons bill to force women to
:Bervo on juries, nnd repealing tho
.present clause giving thorn tho right
of exemption on any excuse offered
has been passed by tho lower house
of tho legislature. Tho records show
that outside of Multnomah county,
J only ono Out of every seven women
; summoned sorved on juries. If the
- law passes' tho senato it will make
'jury service compulsory Irrespective
: of sex, nnd apply to tho jury lists
drawn for this year.
All kinds of rough nnd dressod lnm
' ber. Wallaco Wood, phono 108, 711
V Main.
Blng cherry trees. Eden Valley
Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. ' tf
Nrrs. John Carkin of Medford, wife
i or Representative Carkin, has been -In
Salem slnco the opening of the legls
1 iluro Interesting herself In the events
vthat havo taken place. (Salom Cap!-
'tal-Journal.(
Hot tamales and chill con carno at
f Be Voe's. tt
Hamilton Patton returned this morn
ng form a several days' visit to l'ort-
.Uland on business.
"Jv C. C. Cuxhaven of Klamath Falls
has returned to his homo after a
; short stay in the city and vnlley "On
v slock business.
C1 We have good values in used cars.
'j: Patton & Itobinson. Inc. tf
' J Chiropody. Phono DC3-J. 271?
'"r Tho Medford high school basketball
wv team will nlay its next game at home
Friday. February Kith, with tho Rose-
bure five, and February 23 and 21 wm
.play the Hill Military academy. Tho
.! first team subs and two members of
h tho first team will invado northern
California the end of the week. The
'J first team will play Rogue River at
Rogue River Monday, February 12th.
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nurs
' rry. Phone 680-J-2. tt
GOOD
CIGARETTES
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GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Asbury lteall of the Central Point
district was a business visitor in the
city Tuesday afternoon.
Children's clothes made to order at
Deuel's Art Dept. 269
. There's a busy business College In
your home town. OWN.
Spring plowing has started on most
of the large farms of the valley, the
sunshine und cold of the last week
drying up the ground fast.
Tickets can bo secured for the Wil
lamette Glee Club concert at Palmer'3
Piano House. 271
Oriental Ballroom! Wed. night
dance! AdmissionlOc. 271
linymond Townsend of Merlin, Ore
gon, visited friends and relatives In
the city the first of the week.
This office Is prepared to print
lodger shcots, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us nnd wo will call. tt
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 2S9
The public is invited to attend
Lincoln Tea to be given by tho lad.es , Sacred eart ho Hul linil ls ro,)orted
of tho Lincoln School Parent-Teacher , nf) nnvateaclntl in a satisfactory man
circle next Saturday at 2:.I0 n. in. atlnpr ,lpr friom,B wm b B,ttl,
the homo of Mrs. Luke Kyan. 215 hast to ,C(irn llmt hpr ,d lwovcry iK 0!C.
arranged nnd refreshments will be
served. There will bo a silver offer
ing. Oriental Ballroom! Wed. night
dance! AdmissionlOc. 271
St. Marks Guild will entertain at
cards Friday evening, February 9th.
at 8 o'clock at the Holland lintel. All
are cordially invited. -. 273
All farmers and others interested
invited to attond the gopher extermin
ation demonstration at tho Southern
Oregon Experiment station near Tal
ent at 2 p. m. Thursday, to be con
ducted by tho county agent's office
and the U. S. Biological Curvey.
See McDonald Birch from tho Ellison-White
Lyceum bureau in "An Eve
ning in Magic" under the auspices of
the Central Point Lyceum course. Cen
tral Hall, Central Point, Friday eve
ning, Feb. 9, eight o'clock. 272
Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle
Point. Sat. nite, Feb. 10th. 273
The Grand Queen, having jurisdic
tion over all temples of the Daughters
or the Nllo in the United States. Mrs.
Nellie llrown Is expected In Grants
Pass tomorrow. Mrs. llrown will p:-ob-ably
arrive In the morning, to be tho
guest of Mrs. Frank M. Leland until
late afternoon, when in company with
about 22 ladies from this city she will
be taken by motor to Medford where
the official visit will be made to Zu
leima temple No. 13. At G:30 a ban
quet will be given preceding the eve
ning session and the entire member
ship of the temple, which includes
women from Ashland, Medford and
Grants Pass Is expected to be present
to meet tho Queen. Grants Pass
Courier.
See the lunch cloths at tho Handi
craft Shop, Friday and Saturday. 273
Three used pianos, one Emerson,
going at $185. Palmer liano House.
262
Commander Tengwnld of the local
American Legion post has received
word from the Btate legion headquar
ters that tho conference here of the
posts of tho southwestern district of
the state will be hold on March 24, in
stoad of Feb. 12, ns had-, previously
been planned. The chango is made
because of inability of the state of
ficials to bo here on tho previously
mentioned date.
See McDonald Birch from the Kill-
son-White Lyceum bureau In "An Eve
ning in Magic" under the auspices of
tho Central Point Lyceum course, Cen
tral Hall, Cculrul Point, Friday eve
ning, Feb. 9, eight o'clock. 2i2
Special meeting Ladles Auxiliary
American Legion, Thursday, February
Sth, 7:30 p. m. Important amend-;
meDts to be considered. Mrs. J. W.
Mitchell, prosldcnt. ' 27
Tho several weeks revival of a. J.
Bulgiu at the Sunnyside Methodist
church at Portland ended last Sunday
night.
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. , 29C
Furniture 'repaired and made to
order, work called for and delivered.
Wm. Bradley, Phono 199-L.- . 274
Officials and representatives of 25
locally-owned telephono companies In
Oregon will gather at Portland next
rTidny and Saturday for tho eighth an
nual convention of the Oregon Local
Telephono association.
Miss Florence Graves and Ida Wood,
piano teachers. Studio 420 S. Ivy St.
Phone 778-W. . 270
For Sale Do-nut machine almost
new, cheap. Will H. Wilson. 271
A double header 'basketball gnme
will be played at the Nat tonight The
first contest will be between the Na
tional Guards team and the Christian
Church flvo. The second contest of
the evening will be a struggle between
tho Jacksonville firemen nnd the
South Methodist cngo artists. The
teams are said to ho well matched and
eager to mix and the contests are ex
pected to be interesting. Admittance
tonight Is free and every sport Tan In
Medford or vicinity is invited to at
tend. Dance in Orth Hall, Jacksonville,
Friday, Feb. 9. Music by Harmony 4
Orchestra. Supper at Mrs. Hunt's
Restaurant. Tickets, including tax.
$1.10. J. It. Marrison. Manager. 272
Better hurry $45.00 buys most any
suit in stock. Klein tho Tailor, 128
10. Main. 2,5
Georgo Llndlcy, former Medford
resident, left this morning for Klam
ath Falls after a several days visit In
Medford with his wife and family.
Dance! Wed. night! Oriental Ball
room! Genuine Bosrh Magneto parts and
repairs Electric Shop, 8th nnd Bart
le.t Charles Howard, Klamath Falls to
Medford stage owner, loft yesterday
for Portland on a brief business trip.
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, Thone G80-J-2 tC
Metnl weather strip Is easily ap
plied around windows nnd doors and
keeps out cold and wind. Sold by
Big Pino Lumber Company. 2CCU
Thuddeus T. Thomas and Nicholas
Bishop, hauling contractors who have
the contract on that section of the
Butte Kails road under contract to
Win. von dei' Hcllen, left yesterday
for Portland. They will return when
weather permits the resumption of
work on the road.
St. Marks Guild will entertain at
cards Friday evening. February 8th.
at 8 o'clock at the Holland Hotel. All
are cordially Invited. ' 273
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. It
At Salem yesterday the members of
the house badly defeated the lxivejoy
bill to exempt motor vehicles from
all taxes of the state or any munici
pality other than tho registration and
1cena0 feca of tho &mo lh8 monimK.
1 There were but flvo friendly votes
given It.
I Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Better to have It and not need It.
! than to need It and not have It? ' In
I sunince with It. A. Holmes, the Insur
ance Man. tf
Miss liclla Dobley was operated
upon for appendicitis Monday at the
pected
Metal weather strip is easily ap
plied around windows and doors and
keeps out cold aud wind. Sold by
Big Pine Lumber Company. 2CCtf
For Diamond coal bricquets, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70.
Attention Pytliians! If you want
to have a real tinte attend tho dance
in Pythian Hall, Friday, Feb. 9th.273
To J. O. Wilson, head manager ol
Multnomah camp No. 77 of Portland,
Woodmen of the World, and for 14
years clerk of the lodge, has fallen
the honor of election as chairman of
the board of head managers of the
order. He Is well known here and
was selected for this national offlco
at tho regular meeting of the board
hold at Denver, Monday, and succeeds
Frank P. Hawke, who died recently.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Marincllo Shop is specializing on
Inecto Rapid hair tinting. Marcelling
at half price until March, 1st. Hair
goods In the latest styles. 272
Tho Willamette University Ladles
Glee club passed through Medford this
morning en route to Ashland where
they will give a concert tonight. To
morrow night they will give a con
cert here. The group of young ladies
is traveling by auto bus. '
Bring your interior decoration prob
lems to Dcuol's Art Dcpt 269
Lucky day at Deuel's Jan. 24th. 286
The Medford high school basketball
team will meet the Cottage Grove
team tonight in Cottngo Orove and
are expected to return to Medford to
morrow afternoon at 3: 10 on Southern
Pacific train No. 53.
Mardl-Gras! . Oriental .Ballroom!
Tues., Feb. 13! Costume prizes! 272
For Sale Do-nut machine almost
new, cheap. Will H. Wilson. 271'
Tom Stewart, an old army "buddy"
of Bill Offutt visited in Medfonl Mon
day with Bill and left yesterday for
Klamath Falls. After a visit in Kla
math Falls he will return hore and
may locate here "permanently.
Dance De Popularity! Odd Fellows
Hall! Central Point! Thursday, Feb.
8! Peerless "4"! Tickets 65c! 273
Mardl-Gras! Orlentnl Bullroom!
Tues., Feb. 13! Costume prizes! 272
Several members of the Grants Tass
Masonic lodge were In Medford this
nfternoon conferring with Glenn Fab-
, rick and officers of tho locul chaptor
of Do Molay, In connection with ar
rangements to be made for tho . in
stallation of a chapter or De Molay lu
Grants Pass within the near future.
Tho Medford lodgo will put on the
ceremony and tho local Do Molay pa
trol will, make tho trip ns well as tho
officers and a majority of the mem
bers of the lodge.
Lucky day at Deuel's Jan. 21th. 28B
When better automobiles are built
Buick will build them. tf
" Attention Pythinns! If you want
to have a real time attend the danco
in Pythian Hall. Friday. Feb. 9th.27
Tho Christian yJunior Basketball
team defeated the Lone Scouts last
night in a hard-fought game by a score
ot 12-11. The gamo was fast, and the
score see-sawod back aud forth. The
winning basket was shot ten seconds
before the final whistle.
All kinds' ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallaco Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main. .
Place your order now for Lime Sul
phur Solution nt the Bear Creek Lime
Sulphur Plant Prlco at plant $8.60
per barrel cash. Phone S-It-1. 205tr'
Owing to tho high school class
meetings at the Baptist Church, duo
to lack or space lor classes in the
high school building, tho W. C. T. U.
will meet in the cottage across the
streot from tho church, tomorrow nf
ternoon at 2:30.
All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursory. Phono G80-J-2. lb
Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or Tonsilitis
I'reporo a hnrmloBH nnd plfi'otive Rnr
plo bt disHolving two Bayer TnhleU oi
Aspirin in four tablenpoonfulii of wnter
ttnrirlo throat thoroughly. Repeat in
two hours if nereflnnry. '
He sure vou.uno only the genuine BayiM
Tablets of Aspirin, mnrkrd with tin
Hover Cross, which ran he lind in tin
boxes of twelvg tubletj for few cents.
Al. C. Reed, Jr., and party. In u
Bulck Six touring car, contestants iu
the International Endurance race,
passed through Medford en route
north this noon. The race Is for 400,
000 miles und is being participated iu
by Amoricuu und European cars.
Reed started in June, J91G, and so far
has gono 335,000 miles in the Bulck,
having touched every country on the
globe and ull of the principal cities iu
those countries. There are three men
and two ladles In tho party. The cur
ls plastered with names of countries
and cities which it has passed through
and is encumbored with a flslilike tall
nnd snout disguising its make uud
generally detracting from its looks.
Fruit, nut and shade trees.' Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 080-J-2. tt'
Next dance Eaglo Point, Feb.
10th. 275
Three days left to buy Star stock.
Up to Saturday night wo can tuko
your application for Star stock at
$15.00 kt share, $2.00 down and $2.00
per sharo per month. Inquire C. W.
Barrett, Valley Gui-.ige Bldg., Phone
3iit! or Dr. French DI5. 271
Another Advertiser
Enters This Field
The West Cons'. s-,ifo Insurnnco
company Is pne of tho new advertisers
In tho Mall Tribuno and their first ad
appears today.
If you are not carrying lite Insur
ance or want to tnko out another
policy It will only cost you a stamp
to send the coupon In today's ad that
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The West Coast Life Insurance com
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"Wo aro living in a chunlntf
world. I tu'vor IhouKht I could evor
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Mod U'n 1 silono set'ined utuible to
holp mo. Hut thnnk (lod wo nro
proKi'frtstntf nnd now Mayr'n Wonder
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nbln to cut anything." It Ih a filmplu
ImrmU'KH preparation that removon
tho catarrhal miu-im from tho lntea
tlnal tract nnd allay tho inflamiiiii
tlon which causer practically all
stomach, liver and intomlnnl ail
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dose will convince, or moiu-y re
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