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XTEDFOHD MAIL TRTKuyT!, fET)PffRP, Oft EC (W, WEDNESDAY, .TAXUA'RY .to, 102 f PAGE THRU)!? i ! SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK E TICKET IN Gray hair, however handsome. Acr notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appear ance. Tour hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray and looks streaked, Just a few applications of Sago Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! Look young! Klthcr prepare the recipe at home or "WvVth's s7geTnr sulphur com: h"M Tuesday to talk over the s.tua pound," which is merely the old-time, tlon, and discuss candidates. The fol- recipe improved by the addition ofjlowlng slate wag advanced as being a owior lnKreuieiilB. - iuuubmiiub ui The long dormant democracy of Jack son county plans on putting a full ticket In the field for the Bpring pri mary, and an impromptu meeting was BABY PEGGY I folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so iwtu rnlly and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush, with It, draw ing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. My morning the gray hair disappears; after an other application or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. - , ; Adv. SALE ON Hair Gbpds Fancy Combs Barretts V a Greatly Reduced Prices Wtir Friday, Feb. 1 EndiW Saturday .."Va anne to bhOD MJfori v f ' Baby Peggy is the same delightful little witch in a full length feature picture she has been In the two-reel comedies in which Century has been presenting her. The picture is "The Darling of New York," and is at the Rlalto theater today and tomorrow, l'eggy, daugh ter of an American girl who is aban doned in Europe and dies in Naples, is being sent to her rich grandfather in America, but falls into the hands of a smuggler of jewels, who finds in winner. For county judge Frank Wortman of Phoenix. For county commissioner William Ulrlch. For representative Miles Cantrall of Ruch, another one to be picked. For sheriff L. M. Schemerhorn. No candidates, for assessor or treas urer, with endorsement of J. B. Cole man and A.' C. Walker, incumbents and candidates for re-election. So far, so good. Now comes this morning William Ul rlch, well known and highly successful businessman of southern Oregon, an nouncing his candidacy for county judge, blissfully oblivious of the slate. Friends have urged "Uncle Bill" to run for weeks. About the urging there has been no campaign claptrap. They have urged him. And he has consent ed to make the race on a platform guaranteeing business like administra tion of county affairs, reduction In taxes, without hamstringing road or school development, and elimination of divided authority, and additional ex penses In the sheriff's office. Effi cient and proper enforcement of the prohibition law Is promised, but "you can't do a cood iob of IL with a brass band," says Mr.- Ulrlch, vowing to hor nn "Bent to carry through the F The Med ford high school basketball team will play the McMinnvillo high school team in this city at the Armory next Friday and Saturday nights, and Coach Prink Callison's proteges gave the Alumni a terrific drubbing in a practice game Tuesday night. The Alumni, owing to the good showing it made in their regular game, had the notion, they were something to test the mettle of the high school, but this idea was removed from their systems by last night's setto. The girl's team will participate in the preliminaries at tho week end bat tles. In the church leaguo Tuesday night, the South Methodists defeated the Presbyterians, and tho North Metho dists, leaders In the race, wero beaten In a close gamo, 16 to 15, by the Christians. abolish the brass band attachment, if he is elected. The entry of Mr. Ulrlch may result customs house $200,000 worth of dia monds. He hides them in her rug doll. A brute at tho head of tho gang in Frank Wortman being substituted dislikes the child, and whllo tho for county commissioner. A few years smuggler is held at tho customs house ago Mr. Wortman ran for the legisla- he quarrels with his companions, ture. but was beaten. i takes PKV and drops hor into an ash ... . , , can. She is taken in by a Jewish The candidates for sheriff and rep- cobbor wnQ nroady naa , cn. resentative, possess a chronic diffl- dreni and so disappears. When Hlg dence about running for office, but Mike discovers the mistake he has this will be smashed, say the leaders. 'made, for Peggy takes her doll with Cantrall is a .prominent farmer of tho her, there is a great commotion and Applegate district, active in the secur- th0 wnolB Bang of crooks search the , . ..,. .. ........ - city to find tho child. ms.oi ine iiuuiwhouiuhi ruau, win. u nnv. ..,- l,elnc- rescued from a fire, gets into her grand'fath- LOCAL JAPANESE GOES CRAZY. POLICE CALLED Kunrtl Sukuzi, a Japanese i-enldlng on West Main Htreot, went on a rum piiKe Monday night, and was taken in tow by Policeman George Prcnton, who was called to that district by neighbors. Sukuzi Is now hold in the county jail pending investigation rela tive to his sanity. According to his countrymen, and the policeman who nabbed him, Su kuzi has a black cat, and this black cat tells him everything about every body. Monday night tho black cat told Jiim something that caused him to endeavor to give an imitation of the recent Japanese earthquake, di recting his attack at tho world in gen eral, and his wifo in particular. Mrs. Sukuzi held the earthquake at bay until tho police arrived and took him to a cooler. While in custody Sukuzi confldod to the police about the black cat, but refused to divulge what the feline had told him, except that It was enough. . IS DENOUNCED BY In his address last night Evangelist Hughes used as the basis of his ser mon tho scripture, "I know thy works that thou art neither hot nor cold. 1 would that thou wert either hot or cold. So then because thou art luke warm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth.' Ills sermon was a scathing denunciation of that prevalent typo of formal churchlhiess which ho characterized as "refrigerator religion." In all his utterances He v. Hughes makes cop ious use of scripture and he laid down a general challenge to anyone to show that he is unscrlptural In his preach ing. He hews close to tho fundamen tals of religious faith, according to tho pastor of tho church. An increased attendance heard tho evangelist last night and ns has been the case for many months large num bers of men nttend his meetings. The morning and afternoon services wero; also well attended yesterday. Unliko many evangelists he gives no time to preliminaries and sensational plays, but on tho contrary holds his au-1 diences with his intenso earnestness and business liko application of re ligion to all manner of living and thinking. Tonight he will speak upon tho sub- Ject, "Something Kntirely New," at mo i:3U servu-e. -yno Hjurufu wuh service of a half hour proceeding tho evangelist's address is becoming in creasingly popular. Day meetings at 9:45 and 2:30 again Thursday. Old Fashioned Cough Candies Homo Made Horolioiind Drops and Sticks. Rock Candy. Stick Licorice the Old Kind. Menthol, Eucalyptus, San Tox, Smith Bros., Ludcns' and Binitcs' Cough Drops. ' v' Peckhain's Cough Remedy is real cough in- surance. Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We arc as near to you as your telephone Heath, Mann and Heath Call and inspecfcbur-'Snm plete Stock. Wiar$ he t stay, and hope to' win. Yvn for a customer hjbhe meXt of our merchandise and . rock bottom prices. ' We carry a large line of articles for the workingmen, Hikers .and Campers. ' "V Shoes from $3.95 to , $7.50 Rubber Boots, Ball brand $5.25 Rubbers ....98 Cotton Blankets $2.19 to $3.75 All Wool Blankets ....$4.20 to $14.00 All Wool Mackinaw $10.50 Navy Pea Coats $9.50 Men's Sox, a pair 15 to 60 Union Suits ....$1.85 to $4.45 All Wool Breeches $4.50 and $5.25 Corduroy Breeches $4.25 Corduroy Pants :...$4.25 Wool Pants $3.45 Coveralls $3.50 Alligator Short Slicker Coats $2.25 . : . Alligator Slicker Pants..r...$2.00 Raynster Rubber' Coats, guaran Jeed ..:-..i,.:;.....,...: ;.$4.85 4-fold Auto Beds....: ...$11.65 All Wool O. D, Shirts..J..v..$3.50 Stag Shirts ,.L$4.25 to $8.95 Bath Robes L ...$7.50 If you are thinking about buy ing Tentg, we have a few left from last year, which we will sell at the old prices. This year's Tents will positively be dearer. Come and see for yourselves. United Army Stores 32 So. Central Ave Medford, Ore host of friends, and every campaign for years' has found hlin "talked of" for some office. Schemerhorn is also a farmer, well known and popular, a resident of the valley for many years, and In his youth a detective connected with the Pinker ton agency, and later a Bpeclal agent of, the Southern Pacific. : er's hnnds and assured. her happy future Is in ..fV,; one-fltoiv HOTEL ADDITION Foil Wet Wash Dry Wash Bough Dry Phone 873 Wit Wash, pound Dry Wish, pound. Rough Dry, pound. -So -70 American Laundry construction work upon the addition to tho Hotel Med ford, AnUiing an expenditure of 50, OOOjWhenJJie lmnrovonient is finished. ha beeunJind material is now bolng hauled'totr ground for tho work. Contractor AVrrittt has a force of men at work bifflW scaffolds, etc., pre paratory tb banning on the mall job. The addition Will give the Hotel Medford, ccooWodatlon for 150 more people dajiJV, aiii-mako it the most complete and jnpdirn ;'small city hotel in the state.'Jte.cowll be 27 rooms, all modern, aiiw baths, and ten with shower births tJhe .addition was made necessary J)y iliAincreased gen eral and tourist ..itrjc' An express elevator will also fleJniilled. It is the pla? to ftjaiilie work to completion, and have the1 enlarged Ho tel Medford open to theudbnc by June 1st..- A , T Rheumatistn AT F. & E. THEATRE A capacity house at the F. and E. theatre of Central Point last night were entertained by the grand old film "The Birth- of a Nation." This film is truly one of the outstanding pictures of the last decade and pic tures the civil war, tho period of the reconstruction In the south and the reign of tho Ku Klux Klan. There are tin-Ills a plenty In "The Birth of a Nation" as well as heart throbs, all ;of which fro to make up an Interest ing and very Unman picture. Henry B. Walthall, of both stage and screen fame, plays tho part of Ben Cameron "the little Colonel," and tho Glsh girls also appear In tho cast. Tho selection of the cast, the close observance of historical facts by directors, the settings. In fact every thing, contributed to making this film one of the very best of its kind. "The Birth of a Nation" will be shown at the F. and theatre' this evening and Thursday. Muslc'appro priato for such a film Is under tho di rection of Fred Alton Halght. F ENIX FORUM TO BE HELD FRIDAY P.M. The monthly "open forum," arrang ed by the Phoenix Brotherhood will be held Friday evening, February 1st, at Clyde Hall at 7:30; and all men of Q fmnP itlio community are invited. The discussion wil be on "Dairying "'T'HERE are thousands of youin the Rogue Kivof Valley," a subject A men and women, just like I once 'vhk'h in a large or smaller way Inter ests many. oic:iard!sts, and all cattle mn. There will be light refreshments anda good social time with a brief business meeting of the Brotherhood. ThaJanuary forum on "Orchard was slaves to rheumatism, muscle pains, joint pains, and horrible stiff' ness. I had the wrong idea about rheuma tism for years. I didn't realize that increasing blood-cells had the e f f e c t of completely knocking out rheumatic im purities from the system. That is wny J began using S. S.S.I Today I have the strength I used to have vn ago I I don't use my crutches any more." S. S. S. makes neonle talk about themselves the way it builds up ineir irengtn. start s. b. s. today for that rheumatism. You'll feel the amerence shortly. . ' 8. 8. 8. U told at all cood in Urea In two iiei. The Urf er is Boor economical. - A. C Che World s Bert iJLaJL TftoodMedicina HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS KONDONU tot HaaaMw, Omt mm. CM in Bod. Dry Nom, Catank, Calda at an unoa. vocior. waiuca. niriaa Hinvu KONDon'S. as yam i good. Aak faaaanpla fraa. Pruning" proved an attraction and par tlculariy interesting. A good attend ance and free discussion will make this onetas good or better. . Reputation of Lincoln Banquets Cover Northwest Ralph E. 'Williams, republican na tional committeeman from Oregon and vice-chairman of the national committee writes the Invitation com mittee of the Ilncoln club: "Your letter, of January 25th, In vlting me to attend your Lincoln club banquet received. I appreciate very much your kind invltutlon, but pect to be out of tho state at that time. i "The reputation of your Lincoln club banquets extend throughout the northwest and I can safely say that the republican party receives very much enthusiasm and encouragement from your enthunfaatic meetings. No other club In the state in as active as the Lincoln club of Jackson county.' There will be a dairy meeting Sat urday, February .2nd,, at tho Medford Hotel at 1:30 o'clock., A report from the dairy group at the Economic Conference nt Corval lls, will be given to the local dairy men. Plans will also be mnde for the economic conference to bo hold in Jackson county in February, KplHcopnl Bishop Very III. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 30.- The condition of night Rev. Frcdoiick W. Keator, Protestant Episcopal Bishon of Tacomn, Wash., Ill hei with heart trouble, was unchanged today. Last night a slight Improve ment was noted. 'lil?'aTaw Grows Hair in 90 Day A minuta a day it tufficient lima to devote to thii new method scalp treatment. VAN ESS Liquid Scalp Ma Mage ia applied with a patented rubber applicator attached directly to the bottle. The cooling treat ment it fed directly to the hair roota thru flexible rubber nipplea. VAN ESS atopa falling hair grows new hair in 90 days. Aik us about our 90-day treatment plan. We give a money back guarantee. Get started now. VAN ESS will not dissp point you. Hnsklna Drug Store The Secret of Tasty Cooking Meals prepared by some one else, fre quently taste better than your own. You can be sure people will sify how good things tasted at your house, when you use KITCHEN BOUQUET. It is the secret of tasty cooking. Start the meal with a real tasty soup. Add a tablespoonftil of KITCHEN BOUQUET Just before taking off the stova Your grocer sells lots of KITCHEN BOUQUET TIME TO ACT Don't Wa't for tlio fatal Stages of Kidney llliicm in-orit by McdforU People's KxiierloiKfS. Occasional attacks of backache. Ir regular urination, hcaduches and diz zy spells nro frequent symptoms of kidney disorders. It s an error to ne glect thoso ills. Tho attacks may pass off for a time, hut generally return with greater intensity. Don't delay a minute, negln taking Doar.'s Pills and keep up their use until tho dosir ed results are obtained. Good work In Medford proves the effectiveness of this great kidney remedy. Ask your neighbor! Mrs. Hurry Hnmmett, 208 Tripp St., Medford, says: "Somo tlmo ngo I used Doan's Pills for an attack of kid ney trouhlo and I know there is noth ing bettor for this complaint. My kidneys were disordered and I suf fered from severe backachea and at times I felt dull and run down and my kidneys acted irregularly. Donn's Pills soon relieved tho backacho anu put my kidneys in good order." Price 00c at all dealers.- Won't simply ask for a kidnoy remedy get Doan'a Pills tho sumo tnat Mrs. Hammott had. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Mfl'H., nuffnln', N. Y. Adv. Are You Using Your Car? Maybe you will not drive 'till spring. When you do, -of course you'll want your battery in good condition. ' LET US TAKE CARE OF IT WHILE YOU ARE NOT DRIVING iJ. An unused battery will deterioate. Just phone 903 and we'll take care of it. , ' Prest-O-Lite Battery & Electric Station j "Where you got friendly service.' i ' j Pennington & Willits 114 N. Front Cars washed and polished Motors Steam Cleaned. " i INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Federal rorsonal Returns Corporation Reports Partnership Returns Corporation Records Corporation Returns v. Compilation of your records for these reports, and Counsel . In. all Incomo Tax Matters t GEO. G. HEWITT Income Tax Advisor 304 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldfl Telephone 326 ' -.S The 1924 Model Studebaker Big-Six Seven-Passenger Sedan $2685 . o. b. factory Into the Studebaker Big-Six closed cars have gone, without compromise or stint, the finest design, materials, workmanship and the best of Studebaker's 72 years' experience. Nothing has been left undone to makr them as fine enclosed cars as can be built. t - Certainly no car performs more briSiiantly or is more reliable. None possesses greater beauty or is more luxuriously comfortable. None is more enjoyable to drive or easier to steer and none Is more completely equipped. To pay more is extravagance. To pay less means a sacrifice of service and comfort. Phone or call for a demonstration. Terms to Meet Tour Convenience STUDEBAKER Hittson Motors 36-40 South Fir St., Medford STUDEBAKER YEAR THIS IS co, JTSZ
