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srroroRD yam tribunx medford. oijegos. Thursday, ferruary i:. wit
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The Jaikttn CuuMy ruLMr Health
ajxT-iticm vill hcd their annual
ujUt:s in the Community hou&e at
At h land Kriday. February H.
A buajnes Ei--tir.g will be held in
li mornlne fo.kmod " b a covered
dish luncheon, and in the afternoon
tU- rt-ion of the various cornmil
lt will be reid and Mrs. Sadie Orr
L' oritur of Portland will give an ad
d re?t The a. ia i ion 1 fori una te
in having Mr. Dun tar ai this time
ius fche can give a derailed report of
fhe work of i lie association carried
on in Oregon, also of the great bene
fi.n derived therefrom.
The public is generally invited to
aftn'! thi meetine.
VISITS MEDFORD
AFTER N. W.
Court News
(Furnished by Ihm Juu
County AbKract Co. I
Marriage Lictnjrt !
! Tom Grigsby, Jr. and Mary Prank-:
lin.
i Mannard McCour.v and Elma Howe!! j
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AT ONCE
fry This! A Gleamy Mass of
Luxuriant Hair
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wets f ' ' v ,
In a firw momenta you ran transform
tn plain, dull, fiat lia:r. ou ran have
t abundant, vift, gloy and f'lll of
Mr. Junt git a . 35 lent but! If ot
V.nderineM at any drugstore- Then
poitcii soft clot li witb the "Dandcr
ne" and draw this through your hair,
.akin; one wall strand at a time,
'n.tantle, ye,., immediately, you htvc
Miblcd the beauty of your hair. It will
e a hum, o soft, lust rout and ao easy
! do up. AI! dust and excessive oil is
removed.
l-et "Danderine" put new life, ritror
lirishtnrn in your hair. This
'limulating tonic will freshen your
lp. check ilamlruff and fulling hair
ind ht-lp your hair to grow long, thick,
'I rang and beautiful.
HEAT WITH COAL
Ilace Voui" Order Now for
Vulrk DfliTFir
Hansen Coal Co.
(Hucccaaora to rjtds)
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Jolinuy Carlsou.
Juhnny Carlson, local liKhtweight
boxer, who has been sojourning In
the state of Washington for the past
six weeks and during that time has
been takhtg on some of the best light
weights in that section of the north
west, haa returned to Modford-
He fought Ja'.-k ftursell of Van
couver. U. c. during his absence and
put him away in the first forty-five
seconds of the bout. In his bout with
Connie Karron of Tacoma, Johnny
administered the K. O. in the fourth,
round. I
In Wnlia Walla Carlson was beaten
in the third round by Burns, who had I
an adiitniage in weight of ten pounds I
according to Carlson. Carlson was I
not knocked out however. . He wasj
knocked down, threo times, having
received a wallop in the wind early !
In the bout and being unable to get !
Into action. After the third knock-!
down the referee called, the fight off.
This was the only fight that Carl
son lost during his trip and he fought!
a number of good boys in addition to I
those mentioned, winning over all of
them.
'He is scheduled to meet Ad Manke
In Walla Walla on the first of
March and Chick Kocdo in Portland
on the 22nd.
The newly elected board of direc
tors of the Pacific Cooerative Wool
Growers met in the office of the asso
ciation in Portland. February 12. The
new directors take office as a result
of the general election held by mem
bers in the ten districts In Oregon,
Washington, and Idaho, on February
J. Tbey are T. D. Tyrer. Friday Har
bor. Washington: H. G. Feci ham,
Wilder. Idaho; W. E. Hunt. Maupin.
Ore.; J. W. Smith. Aurora. Oregon;
R. Roy Booth. YoncaUa, Ore.; C. L.
Keckley. Dixouville. Ore.; C. S. Henry,
Oakland, Ore.; G. 11. Thompson. Mac
leay. Ore.; C. J. Hurd. O. A. C Cor
vaJlis, Ore.; J. B. Cornell. Shedd, Ore.
W. V. Poland, Shedd, Ore.; Wm. Rid
del!. Jr, Monmouth. Ore.; Fred W.
Herrin. Ashland. Ore.; E. A. McCor
mack. Eugc-ne. Ore., and W. F. De
Ford, Central Point, Ore.
The election' of officers resulted in
the re-election of F. W. Herrin an
president. C. L. Beckley, vice-president,
and J. B. Cornell, secretary
treasurer. R. A. Ward, manager of
the association presented his annual
report which reviewed the world wool
situation, and the status of the associ
ation. C. P. Bishop, prominent wool
manufacturer addressed the board on
woolen manufacture, and fabric legis
lation. The board discussed plans
and policies for 1523.
As a result of the present years
marketing, many new members are
joining the association, and indica
tions are that the volume of wool han
dled will be double that of
Prices secured by members were gen
erally satisfactory and averaged high
er than similar wools brought outside
the association in other states. The
Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers is
now the largest wool marketing asso
ciation west of Ohio, and has been
cited by the American Farm Bureau
Federation as being the best organ
ized and most efficient of any of the
associations in the United Slates.
SHASTA IS HELD HERE
5 HOURS BY FREIGHT
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 15. Ted
Thye of Portland and Tony Ajax of
Los Angeles. Los Angeles middle
weights, will wrestle tonight at the
I-os Angeles athletic club.
Johnny Meyers of Chicago, claim
ant to the world's middleweight
chumpionship has announced he
wants to meet the winner.
11EVELSTOKE, B. C. Feb. IS.
Nels Nelson today claimed a new
world's amateur ski jumping record.
He leaped 202 feet at a tournament
here yesterday, or one foot more than
the previous record made by himself
last year.
Ila.sk et ball.
As Moscow: University of Idaho,
tt; Willamette U. !3.
At Berkeley: University of Cali
fornia. ?G: Stanford U. J3
Southern Pacific traffic was held up
this morning for five hours when a
broken wheel on a freight car in
Southern Pacific special freight train
No. 2091, northbound, caused the front
trucks of the car to jump the track
and tear up the right-of-way for a
distance of about 200 yards, one mile
south of Phoenix.
When the train came to a standstill
the front trucks of the trouble-making
car were at right angles to the rails
and were partly buried in the dirt torn
up by the disturbance.
No one was injured and none of the
cars capsized which simplified the
work of the wrecking crew which was
called out from Ashland and which
had the right of way cleared by eight
a. m.
Train No. 11, northbound which ar
rives in Med ford at 6:05 a. m. was de
tained by the accident and the south
bound Shasta Limited which passes
through Mod ford at 3:54 a. ni. was de
layed five hours.
Circuit Court
Sarah E. BurseU ts. ii aggie Petl
et al. Foreclosure.
Mildred Pefley vs. Ora L. Pefley.
Divorce.
John A. Kelts vs. Laura Kelts.
Divorce.
Citizens Bank of Ashland vs. Geo.
G. Hewett. for money.
W. C. Foster vs. E. 1L Sander et al.
Order.
State vs. Hart man Syndicate et al.
Demurrer, motion.
Bullock - Merc. Agency vs. Lilly
Strouff. Judgment, cost bill.
First National Bank of Medford vs.
R F. Farmer et aL Summons.
M. J. Morris ts. N. G. Holmes et ux.
Proof of publication, default, decree-
John F. Rocho vs. W. A. Burns et al.
Notice.
Joseph D. Morrison vs. Dallas El
more et al. Findings and conclusion,
default, decree.
Jackson Co. vs. Kenneth McRea et
al. Affidavit.
Jackson Co? vs. J. E. Boswell et al.
Supplementary motion, order, motion,
order amending complaint.
State vs. M. M. Hefflin. Order.
State vs. Ray Carpenter. Order.
State vs. Harry Stewart. Arraign
ment, plea, sentence.
State vs. Walt Painter et al. Orders.
State vs. Nona Dunlap et aL Orders.
I. E. Schuler et al vs. J. W. Opp.
Chattel lien.
Medford Lurflber Co. vs. Byron J.
Merritt et al. Lien.
Medford Lumber Co. vs. W. S. Bar
num et al. Lien. '
O. L. Davidson assunis the business
name of Davidson News Co.
Probate Court
Est Ethel Mary Robison et al
(minors). Admitted to probate.
Est. Charles W. Hammond- Admit
ted to probate. ,
Est Virginia Fales. Affidavit.
Est. Theodore T. Provost Order.
EsL Jennie L. Cator. Bond.
Est. Emily I. Bingham. Affidavit.
EsL Rufus Edwards. Petition.
EsL Henry Moore. Order.
Est. Selma Richter. Proof of publi
cation. Est. Olive Amanda Wolters. Order.
EsL I. A. Merriman. Inventory and
appraisement
Est- Benton Bowers. Affidavit
Est L. A. Neil. Administrator's re
port. Est. Michael Faley. Final account
order, proof of publication.
Est Ernest llichter. Report peti
tion, order, vouchers.
Est R. K. McLaughlin. Petition,
order.
Est Fred H. Cook. Petition, order.
. Est Robert B, Grieve. Notice, let
ter, affidavit
Est Francis W. Quigley. Reports.
Eliz. B. Miller et vir to Rotu O.
Brissenden. lot 2, and SW of
NW of NW. and NW of SW
Sec IT, tp. S9. S. R. 1 E
Harry D. Mills. ux. to Charles
I. Ritton, w. D. to lot 11. Ilk.
t! and lot li and TV'S lot
II. blk. tt. Pxitte, FalU
Emma Jamej to AU N. M.lls.
W. D. to one-third int- in lot
11 and WVi k4 11. b!k. It.
Butte Falls
llay C- Spencer, et ux. to Ala
X. Mills, et aL W. . D. to lot
I, and WS lot 11. b!k. H.
Butle FalU
Sylvester M. Wertz. et ux. to
Ben F. Wertz, W. D. to S4 of
SW of NW, sec. 4, twp. I) S.
It 1 West
Eva Pellett, et vir, to Charles
C. Wolters, et ux. Q. C. D. to
land in Talent . -.'
CharU-9 C. Wolters. t ux. to
Eva Pelittt. et vir. Q. C. L). to
land in Talent and in DLC
4. twp. Jn S-. H. 1 West...
Sylvester M. Wertz. et ux. to Ben
F. Wertz. NH of SW of NW
and NW of NW. lot 6. sec. 4,
twp. a S. K. 1 West
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"CASCARETS" FOR BOWELS
When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for
Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds
Your bowels may seem reeulsr
move everT daT Tet your thirty feet
of bowels inav 'he lined with po:tonous
watte which is being sucked into your
blood, keeping you half sick, nervous,
despondent and upset. Whether you
have headache, colds, sour stomach, in
digestion, or heart F,:P'tt'on
uniailv from bowel poison.
Horry! One or two Cascarets to
night will clean your bowels right.
By morning ali the constipation poUon
and sour bile will move out thor
oughly! Cawarets will not sicken you
they physic fully, but nerer gripe
or inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets too. 10 cent
boxes, also 25 and 50 cant sizes. Any .
drugstore-
Real Estate Transfers
Emma Merriman to M. B. Mcrri
manf land in sec 15, tp. 36. S.
R. 3 W . - i
M. B. Merriman et al to W. H.
Merriman et al, land in tp. 3
S. R. 2 W
Mollie Songer to Katuryn Long,
land in Ashland . 1
Grace Gibbon Orr to John Al
bert lots 3 and 4, b'.k. 6S, Cen-
tral Point 3-9.60
A. R. Dunham to Fred U. Hick
man, lot 7. blk. 31. Gold Hill....
G' C Morris et ux to Carson
Fowler Lbr. Co., lot S, blk. ",B"
R. R. Add. Ashland
Hiram W. Fordney et ux to H.
Howard et ux, lots 7 and 8,
blk. 1, H. L. White Add., Ashland
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Lift Off with Fingers j
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Doesn't hurt a Kit Timn . iT4l
'Fwzone" on an aching corn, instant Iv
viaz corn 5 to pi hurtmr. then shortly
von lift it rijrht off with finders. Truly!
( Your drupjrist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few een(. uffieirnt to
remove every hard corn, toft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
FLOUR and FEED
Low prices on floor and food by
dctv owners Central.. Point Flour
Mill.
IVoccss Rolled Barley, 70 lbs. $1.00
MJUieMl. 80 lb. sack $1.50
Homo Bun Bran and Shorts 91.25
Shelled Corn, per cwt ...SS.t0
Scratch Feed, per cwt $2.70
EK Mash, 30 protein, cwt... 3.tX)
Flour, Mt. Pitt blend 49 lbs..... ?1.JK
Mt Pitt Rye Flour, 40 lb. sk &2.U0
Attractive prices on ton lots.
MORTON & MORTON
Central Point
SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
Williams Implement Service
2S 8. Rartlett Phone 263
RUNABOUT
New Price
F. O. B. DETROIT
With One -man Top and Slanting Windshield
The Ford Runabout at this new low price
is the most economical means of trans
portation salesmen can employ. With
the new one-man top and slanting wind
shield, it is a more wonderful value than
eer before. Time-saving, absolutely de
pendable transportation at the minimum
cost. Buy now Terms if desired.
Starter and Demountable Bims Extra
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Grand Opening Saturday, Feb. 17
of the
Medford Hardware 6 Sporting Goods Store
That grand opening headline is only to' get your attention, so now that you have started reading, keep on till you have read all of this announce
ment, as it will be of benefit to you in the future.
and
assist
I have returned to Medford after selling out my business here eight years ago, and am to start in again with a modern, up-to-date store
fixtures and clean new merchandise. I have the services of Mr. AI Piche, formerly with the Southern Oregon Hardware Co., who will a
",c " s"e; c peopie or itogue ruver vauey what they have long wanted.
We are your servants, and will keep open every working day in the year from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
One and all are cordially invited to come in to Medford's new store, whether you buy or not. A trial will convince you after which you may
be thejudge, as to IOW PRICES, QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND COURTEOUS SERVICE.
The lines carried are Guns, Rifles, Ammunition, cutlery, fishing tackle, leather goods, athletic goods, tools, builder's hardware, heavy hard
ware, Brass Goods, Household Utensile, Paints, Oils, Fittings and Pipe. . . Yours Truly,
M. M. HERMAN, Prop.
Phone 296
Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co.
327 East Main St.
'WHERE A DIME IS A BABY. DOLLAR'