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MtiDFOKD MAIL TlUUUiNK. MKDFOKD UU'lXiOX. THURSDAY, .MAK'Cll 1. 192.1 PAGE THREE HARDING if PREPARING FOR 24C1PAIGN As a result of various contrluiitirm causes, it is the belief of politic-ill ob servers that the campaign, so far as the republicans are concerned ut least will be in full swing almost a year before the nominating convention. Not the least of these causes is the fact that seventeen states have direct primary laws in whic.i the delegates to the national convention is fought and won or lost long before the ses sion heretofore set aside for state con ventions. It is realized that should the first states to hold primaries fail to endorse Mr. Harding decisively the reaction over the remainder of the country might prove a very great ,i-4U8. WASHINGTON. Mar. 1. (ny Asso ciated Press).' Convinced that half a dozen aspirants already are making lmnillcaI) ln l0 mont9 that followed cautious overtures to lest meir ; AccorinK to information reaching strength as republican presidential the nres(knl.8 friends, some of those possibilities for lMa. some of the who nm be expected to shy thelr lmt8 friends ol President Harding have be- lnt0 tho rlng ,. ui8tlIlctly of tlle tll. gun work to assure him of the re- voHt8 8on clftH8 of camllIiae, but even nomination. , lholl. caR0 the Haruig ndheronu Thus far the movement on behalf beeve tll0,.a 8noulll ba a well.eiltab. of the president has not roachod the ahea nnU ,nnt t,10ir cani,luiUe proportions of a closoly conducted or- Bhould eltner 3tay out of ravorlta 80n ganlzation but it has progressed to ! BUUos ontlrely OP else g ln UeteriMln- i.ib iiui. wnure ii pn.una u uiuo ; ed to make a creditable showing. lisoit it'll in many states ueiore me coming summer is well begun. The attitude of Mr. Harding hlmscir toward a second term remains unnn nr meed and It is cnsidered Imuran ' .at he will make any public nt of his intentions, at least ear future. Tiere Is general it among thoso on the inner Washington politics, however eslre lor public endorsement tewardshlp will impel him to r re-election. upon this presumption, at any that those who want to see him ..t-iuln in the White House for anoth er four years, nre proceeding. Included in the group of friends who have been in conference are some of tho men. who led the successful pre couvention campaign of 1920 and some who came over to the Harding ranks from other camps after the conven tion. As a result tho ultimate lineup of the Harding forces of 1024 is ex pected to resemblo only in part the organization that fought and triumph ed in the nomination fight of three years ago. Attorney Ceneral Daugherty who was the pre-conventlon manager for Mr. Harding in 1B2U is expected again to take a hand In urging a re-nomination. I3ut for several reasons Mr. Daugherty is not expected by his .Hends to be as active as in 1920. His health recently failed him and altho he virtually has recovered, he cannot take the burden of travel and confer ence which would fall upon an active campaign manager. Besides, his of ficial duties are expected to preclude him from 'being long absent from Tho members of the new fire de partment spent, ,d large part , of this forenoon out on side streets ln prac tice runs so as to familiarize them selves with the motor apparatus, and especially to enablo Chas. ltossum. drlvor of tho, big truck, to become acquainted with the action of the steering apparatus. "Compare the work." 291 There's a busy business College in your home town. OWN. Bing cherry trees. Eden Valloy Nursery. Phone C80-J-2. tf Tho nights for several days past have boen so warm that hobos and others arriving In the city spend the night outside in tho jungles or other places, instead of npplying at the city jail for lodging. Prior to that time there wore nt least four such appli cants nightly for lodging. Spring Is hero! The face should be protected again outdoor exposure and dirt with fitting preparations at my ladles' service. Medford Beauty Shop, Phone 191-1... Medford Bldg. 290 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711 E. Main. -, Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Contrary to tho belief of many the water arising in the gutters on North Fir street and North Front street, is Wanhlncrton. i Several men who have long been due to seepage coming up because of prominent in party affairs have been , ruina ' wmier, uci-uriuug ij mnnt oned as ava all e for more stren- " ".-.-i ummuiciiwiii, uous work of organization. Charles D. Hlllls, a former national chairman, is one of those so considered. Re cently Mr. Hillis conferred with the president and together they visited Mr. Daugherty. Tho supiorters of John T. Adams, the present national chairman say they expect him to retain that post regardless of the result of the nomi nntintr convention. Discussions here recently have brought to light how- i mouier ' o. luunoujr ever, an attempt by the friends of Will j owner of controlling interests In the i rime i.uugo iniuu, uieu uv iter iiume in Chas. Davis, and is not caused by broken or rusted water pipes. Closing out all our mim niuchlneryi several good buys. Patton & Robin son, Inc. tf. Afier the fire it Is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartioit. tt Word has reached here ; that th BEST GAME OF TOMORROW P. M. Whon Medford meets Rosoburg on the Nnt floor tomorrow night the lar gest crowd of basketball funs of the year Is expected to be on hand to see the most interesting and the fastest game of the local season. Roseburg rooters, one hundred strong are expected to arrive tomor row by train and auto to assist their team in making a buttle for the southern Oregon championship and the right to represent this section of the state at Sulem during the state tournament the middle of this month. Should Roseburg win tomorrow night a third game would have to be ployed between the two schools to decide the championship. Every member of the Medford squad Is in tip-top shape and accord ing to Coach Durno they nre ready for what is considered the stiffest battle of the season. Reserved seats for the contest will be available tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock nt Crowson's, an added section having boen installed to accommodate those fans who were unable to get front row seats , yesterday due to tho front row of the flust section having been sold out. The main contest will be precedod by a good preliminary which will be gin at 7:30; the high school student body will be out in force and the high school band will be there to tho last member to furnish tho music George Bohler of the University of Oregon will refereo the gnme tomor row night and arrangements are be ing made to have him officiate when Ashland meets the Roseburg team at Ashland Saturday night. Medford has been challenged by Klamath Falls and has accepted the challenge, the gauio to be played here Monday night at tho Nat. Klamath Fulls has played ten games this sea son without a defeat and claims the southern Oregon championship. passage of the "greatest orator of his time." Another who expressed poignant re gret was Representative Yolsieud. republican, Minnesota, creator of the law that bears his name. "1 had a real respect for Mr. Cock run's ability." he said. "We did not agree on some things but we were good friends." .ho foreign affairs committee ad journed, out of respect for his memory and resolutions of regret were adopt ed. It was said at Mr. Cockruu's home that he had compnined of a headache about one o'clock this morning and shortly afterwards had become uncon scious. Ho never regained conscious ness. His physicians said a brain hemorrhage preceded death. BURK COCKRAN DIES (Continued from page one.) H. Hays, who managed the 1920 cam paign to reinstate him in the chair manship. I All of these subjects seem likely to be threshed over very soon after Mr. Harding concludes tho month's vaca tion in Florida, for which he will leave Washington early next week. Attor ney General Daugherty, in whom tho president recently has expressod anew his complete confidence, -will be one of the guests on the Florida house boat trip, and after it is concluded it is possible that Mr. Harding and at least a part of tho party will proceed to Ohio, which stato last November elected a democratic government. Later in the summer, Mr. Harding's friends are predicting, the president will make a speech-making trip that will carry him to the Pacific coast and will Include about twonty addresses. It Is not intended to give the tour the color of a swing around the political circle but when he faces his audi ences he is expected to give nn ac- counting oi nis acis in m ihi. ami outline his policies for the future. FRIENDS NOTICED IMPROVEMENT Wonderful Resultsf rom Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound i. I. nlnitW!a. "Mv female troublo was brought on by overwork. I had worked l in stores aim nuu iu do heavier work than my strength could stand, and had to be on my teet most ot the time. Finally I had to givo up this work entirely and stay at home. Doc- DUICUIVIIIVUIUIIVI, give me much relief, and my mother wanted me to take Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I took a couple of DOltlesot It ana uiougni it am not neip me as much as it should, so I gave it up to try something else. Nothing I took helped me much, so I finally decided to give the Vegetable Compound another trial and to take enough of it to make sure it would help mc. I have taken it over a year now and it has brought wonder ful results. I have gained from 93 to 110 pounds and am keeping house now. My friends all notice the change in my health. I will be glad to answer all letters that women write to me about the Vegetable Compound. "Mrs. W. G. Monson, 1515Park Ave.,Beloit,Wis. Mrs. Monson is willing to write to any woman suffering from such troubles. Chillicothe, Ohio, ten days ago. Towne acquired the mine in 190G and spent a half million in its development. Since his death, nt which timo his interest in the mine was willed to his mother, it and numerous similar pro perties, many of which are in Mexico have lain dormant. Towne died in 1916. Grnftod Franquetto walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phone. 680-J-2 tf Clean cotton rags are wanted at Mail Tribune office. tf Auto Insurance, lirown & White. ! Livestock"' ' ' ' PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 1. Cattle steady; receipts 68. , Hogs nominally steady; receipts 1670 (1595 direct, bal ance contrnct). Sheep steady; receipts 125. 1 Butter PORTLAND, Orq.. Mar. 1. Butter steady; extra cubes 44c; prints 4Sc; cartons 49c; dairy, buying price 32 (Q' 34c; butterl'at steady, 49c. Wheat PORTLAND, Mar. 1. Wheat, hard white, bluestem, bnnrt J1.33; soft white (1.26; western white $1.25; nor thern spring 11.20; hard winter $1.19; western red $1.18 Today's car receipts: Wheat 10; flour 2; corn 4; hay 13. Portland Grain and Poultry PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 1. Eggs, weak; Belling price, case count 21 ff 22c; buying price 210 23c; selling ; price, candled 22 0f23c; selected can- I died in cartons 25c. ; Poultry: Weak: Hens 1520c; springs 11(5 17c; old roosters 10c; tur keys, geese, ducks nominal. Wheat: Cash $1.23 1.30: options tl.18fll.3B; barley $34034.25; oats $35.50; corn, No. 3 yellow $32.50 33. Millstuffs: Millrun $290 30; scratch feed $40: middlings $12. ' Hay; Buying price timothy $26 0 27 alfalfa $l!5.60(fi l!fi; grain $21; straw $12; clover $24 ton. San Francisco Market SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics). Eggs, extras $2G4a SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1 (State division of Mnrkots). Broilers 35(0 60c; hens 20 (if 24c. SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1. nutter fat, pound, 51c f.o.b. San Francisco, hundred years to improve conditions by similar methods, and declared they always had proved disasterous. "All economic laws" he said, "would be violated by application of the bill," adding that the farmer needed only self reliance, economy and thrift. "You want to lend him, by the terms of this bill," he said, "more than his securities are worth. That Is bad banking and the money Is going to come out of the pockets of the taxpayers." Tributes Are Paid News ot Mr. Cockran's sudden re moval from the activities of congress cast a shadow on tho house as it re assembled today to resume its con sideration of the credits measure. Uncle Joe Cannon said Mr. Cockran was the most "graceful and forceful speaker," who had come to congress in many years. Representative Mon dell ot Wyoming, the republican floor loader, declared his death meant the Colds Aro Contagious Coughs and Colds are contagious and require prompt treutment as they spread or develop Into Flu and Grippe. Take no chances when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar for n few cents and quickly check coughs and colds. The constantly Increasing demand for Foley's Honey and Tar, for three gen erations, has made it the largest selling cough medicine in the World. Contains no opiates Ingredients aro printed on tho wrapper. Refuse sub stitutes. Insist uion Foley's. Sold everywhere. Adv. LUCKY STRIKI :i6ARSTTE It's toasted. This one extra process gives a delightful quality, that can . not be duplicated TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT-Holly: -Two room house, 519 S. 295 FOR SALE Sectional bookcase and writing desk; stoves, rangeB, chif foniers, kitchen cabinet baby crib, baby buggy. Medford Exchange, 211 W. Main. Phone 931. . 292 FOR SALE R. I. Red roosters. Phone F. E. Burneburg. 292 FOR SALE Pure bred White Wyan dotte hatching eggs, seventy-five cents for fifteen. Phone 411-11-3. I FOR SALE R. I. Red setting eggs. $1 uu for l&; $&.uu a nunurcu. t-none 8-R-2. 295 FOR SALE R. I. Red hatching eggs 7c each. Phono 969-R. 315 double 291 FOR SALE Portable house, work harness. 007 Pino S(. If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best Have you ever stopped to reason why It is that so many products that aro extensively advertised, all nt once drop, out of sight and are soon for gotten? The" reason 4s plain the article did not fulfil tho promises of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine. A medi cinal preparation that has real cura tive value almost soils Itself, as like an endless chain system tho remedy is recommended by thoso who have been benefitted, to those who are In need of It. A prominent druggist says "Tako tor example Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp Itoot, a preparation I have sold for many years and never hesitato to recommend, for in nlmost every case it shows excellent results, as many of my customers testify. No other kid ney remedy has so large n sale." According to sworn statements and verified testimony fo thousands who have used tho preparation, tho suc cess of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot Is duo to the fact, so many people claim, thnt It fulfils almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments, corrects urinny troubles and neutralize the uric acid which causes rheumatiKm. You mny receive a sample bottle of flwomp- Hot by Parcels Post. Ad dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ilinghnmton. N. Y., and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper. Large nnd me dium size bottles for sale at all drug stores. Adv. Notice of Appointment of Executors In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Mutter of the Estate of I. A. Merriman, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned havo been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon: as executors of the estate of I. A. Merriman, deceased, and have Qualified. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to prosent the same to the undersigned, at the office of F. P. Farrcll, at .Med ford, Oregon: with 'the proper vouch ors and duly- verified within six months from date of this notice, dated nnd first published this 22nd day of February, 1923. ' W. II.' MERRIMAN, L. A. MERRIMAN. C. H. MERRIMAN . , . M. U. MERRIMAN, Executors of the Estate of . .. I. A. Merriman, deceased. FOR SALE Fordson tractor with plow. C. R. Morgan, R. D. 1, Box S6, Medford. 292 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, fed out, $15. Two-soctlon : sprtngtooth harrow, $20. Throe. Oaks Orchard, Phono 46SJ-1. 292 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath; men only. 245 N. Qrnpo. 276tf WANTED Organizers for 'Foresters of America, founded iu 1790, one of America's lending patriotic bonefl tinl Fraternal Order. I havo the most liberal contract on commission 1 ever offered to State or District Organizers. Good salesmen can earn $15,000 per year. Write E. C. Cox, Supreme Organizer, 56 Lincoln Ave., Newark, N. J. 291 FOR SALE Two airedale dogs, one 2 years and one 3 months. F. Sebrean, Central Point. 291 FOR RENT A 5 room modern house with garage and woodshed; garden and borries. Call at 230 S. River side. 291 FOR SALE Five room s bungalow, white enameled kitchen, built-in fea tures: wired for electric range ami heat; cement basement; house new ly painted Inside and out; nice lawn, fruit trees and berries. 423 King St. Phone 632-X. 292 Special Friday and Sat., March 2 and 3 Centers of -Indian Head, size 34 inch, at 30c Scarfs to match at same low price at the Handicraft Shop Facts About the CHEVROLET fai Economical Transporiatloa No matter what car you've set your mind on INVES TIGATE CHEVROLET. Ride in it note the roomy comfort the mechanical performance the power and pep get the figures on its economy of gas and tires and its slow depreciation. Why pay more or accept less? 1. Chevrolet passed the million mark February 22, 1923. 2. Chevrolet ranks second in motor car registration. 3. Chevrolet sales increased 200 last year. 4. Chevrolet sales in Jackson County increased over 180 last year. 5. There's a Chevrolet sold every 16 minutes in Los Angeles. YOURS FOR ECONOMY Patton and Robinson, Inc. Telephone 150 112 So. Riverside Now is the time to get your old Spring suit cleaned and repaired We Guarantee Our Work ASK ABOUT QUE CLUB BATES Spring Is Nearly Here You v(l ho wanting to clean the old car up and make It look like now. - . We have a fine assortment ol sponges and chamois and an as sortment of the best auto clean, ers, polishes, auto paint and brushes to be luul. Auto Supply Co. Just around the corner Si X. llurtlett Doe Wright USED CARS That have not been misused Priced right Crater Lake Automotive Co. DO YOU KNOW THAT THE Rogue Valley Milling Co. Retail and Wholesale VILMO FLOUR, EVERYTHING IN POULTRY SUPPLIES, GRAIN ? AND FEEDS Free delivery in the city, tori lots or over in the country PHONE 84 Our prices are right
