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Newspaper Page TextI PlGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORFfiOX. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12. 1024 Tocal and Personal The fruit trees are developing so fast, owing to the mild winter weather and sunshine-of late that the govern- ment rrost warning service here will begin tho last of this week. Frost Bl- pert Young warns all orchardisu to get tneir neaters in place-in,: tneir urtnarua lor nmuuging as soon as possible, ready for an emergency if it arises. A number of he orchardiats either already have placed heaters, or are now engaged In doing so. How- ever, mere are always some orcnara- lsu who put off this work until, the last minute. ; Dance at the Riverside Community Club. Sat. night. Mar. 15th. . 804 I have Just installed some fine sheet metal workers' tools at 111 South Holly street in the lilue Front Plumb- Ing Shop, and am prepared to do all kinds of sheet metal, work. Fairness my motto. Give me a call. Christian Pilkcr. phone 454. , : 303 " The Daughters of the American Revolution chapter will not hold their regular meeting next Saturday on ac count of the illness of the hostess. Mrs. C. C. Van 8coyoc. but It will tako place the following Saturday at Mrs. Van Scoyoc's home. .. . .- Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Dance at the Riverside Community Club. Bat. night. Mar. 15th. 304 Sale still an at Will II. Wilson's; 801 Prepare for your future now. Buy a Phllco. Danielson's Garage, North Central. 301 Every reader of this paper should avail themselves of the free tube of Pepsodent, the newlday dentifrice, offered by Heath's Drug store In to day's paper. . There are ,lwo -ooupons. one In Heath's regular ad and one In a larKer ad on another page. .i Trade at home and bank the differ ence. .. Eden Valley Nursery, phone so-j-z. tf Spring is here. When you use your kodak have Palmer's studio finish your pictures. i i tf Hon. Alastalr Ersklne of England, son of Lord Ersklne is a guest at the Hotel Waldorf at Rogue' River. Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop. Blue chambray work shirts '9c at Wilson's big sale. 201 Playing marbles and baseball are all the rage on the playgrounds of the public schools, among tho girl pupils as well as the boys, and it is remark able especially to see so many of the girls skilled In the marble game. Are your chickens lousy? Parker's Maglo Discovery given In drinking water, or food j-ids-fouls of llco , or mitoa., Nothing better, for baby chlx Sold undor guarantco by Haskln's Drug Co. '.. 285 Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 Visitors iii the oily from a distance Include Earl G. Stundlsh of Roches ter. N. Y., B. Y. Torrlll of Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Church of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jukes of Van couver, B. . t .! . , ' - Columbia plaster wall board. 6all for prices.. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. - ' "Wanted Two or thrbO unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping.' Ad dress Box 85, Mall Tribune. 304 . Wednesday Is the date on which tho voters of Ashland ,wJll be privileged to express a verdict on the 1 10, Olio bond issue proposed by tho Park board for tho enlargement and Im provement of the tourist outo ramp. Although there is outward opposition to tho bond Issue and proposed im provement,. ns woll as a disposition on the part of Homo to oppose tho Issue because of the water question, the feeling Is general that victory will result for the bonds and that tho vote will be decisive. . Three active and aggressivo .organizations are behind the (londK, the chamber of commerce, Ltthlans and Klwanls club. Ashland Tidings. Bring your clean cotton rags to this office. We'll buy them. tf Wanted Good man at DeVoe's on or before April 1st. tf Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels left for Portlnnd yesterday to upend tho rosl of the week' and attend tho Chicago Orand Opera performances; Begin your spring hemstitching now. 8c per yard. Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. . tf Alt' -ink barrel and ' two or three loads of cinders. Get thorn free for the asking at. tho Mall Tribune.' 302 If you are young you should pre serve your beauty; If you are growing old you should irogaln tho glow of healthy jikin and loveliness of "lively" hair.' "Our methods please." Medford Ueuuty Shop, 3rd floor Medford Bldg., A newly organized Philadelphia company has purchased 23.000 acres of choice timber In 1-ako county and Lakoview people are expecting exten sive milling operations within a few months. ..... . North Central avenue. 307 . Phllco. ' Dnnlelaun's Garage, North Central.- 801 Ovornlght visitors In the city from Klamath Falls, who wern still here this forenoon were Mrs. W. O. Head borger and children. Dance Kagle Point Sat. night. 303 F t iUi4 If That elusive home-made flavor so seldom found in the ordinary run of breads is easily distin guished in ' ' j Li' I ti-,- FXUHER'S MILK BREAD rl At Any Grocer .k'l ' y I -i Judirintr from the number of Cool- iilge buttons on the street atid the number of democrats changing their, registration, ona wonders where the republican party in Josephine county Is going to find enough opposition to make the election in November any where near Interesting. Grants Pass Courier. i For that real fillet hemstitching I stitch at 8c per yard go to the Vanity , Shop. Main at Bartlett. tf j Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf ; Chas. W. Gilbert to one of the Rose- bur visitors in the citv. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Men's 16-Inch bl-top shoes at Wil son's big sale. " t 301 Portland people who are temporary j visitors in the city include Mr. and j Mrs. H. F. Bryan and child. Mrs. C. E. IHmith. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Hmlth. E. M. j Push, W. H. Lee; Mrs. Sterling. F. E. j Ackerman. Ed Jlurney, O. F. Diemer, t llaSr c- Steele. J. H. White. Nelson i Walker. R. J. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. w- Ij- Woodward, Edgar L. Dean. C. M- Robinson, C. K. Devln. 8am B. ' 1,'te'-- w- P. Deal, and Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Macklln. Mnsklrm for Beslth. tf Miss- Pmina Gaunyaw. sewing by the day or at home. Phone 612-R. 301 The Willamette valley loganberry crop of the year 1924 will be about 70 per cent of normal, according to Salem fruit dealers. - The Ladles' Aid of Zlon Lutheran church are giving a plate supper at Althea hall, Friday evening. March 14 commencing at 6:30 p. m. 60c a plate. There will be a sale of home made articles. , 302 Dance to music that Is beautiful and carries the rythm the Oriental gar dens Saturday nights. 301 ' Gust Hchneldau,. the only wrestler who ever pinned Ted Thye in less than five minutes, has finally chased Terrible Ted into another match. Ever since Srhneldau Wrestled Thye here early this season he has been burning up the wires between Med ford and Portland asking for another chanco at the Multnomah club In structor. Promoter Hamlin has fin ally consented to put the bout on nnd has selected March 27 as the date and the HelHe theater ns tho nlnrn Thye and Schneldau have wroBtled I twice, and first resulting In a victory for tho Medford man and tho second hold here found Thye on top at the nnisn. schneldau recently heat Ralph i Hand, Sam Clapham, Henry Burke The regular Wednesday night drill and Ad Oustavo. Portland Oregon- , of Co. A, will be postponed to Thurs ian. I day night because of th American Clean cotton rags wanted at this office. .. .- - ,., - , tf Oraftlng wax, Eden Valley Nursery, phone 880-J-!. - tf. Waiter Antle of Lake Creek was In Medford Tuesday attending to bus iness. ,. , Got soft paper school tablets at this ' office. tf I - Singer electric or treadle machines ! sold or rented at 3.00 per month. I Bargains In used machines. 'Repairs ' and supplies for all makes. The Singer Store, 10 8. Fir. - '307 A. Sherman pleaded guilty to a charge, of being drunk In a public i place In tho justice court here Tues-j day, and was fined 326 by Judeo ! Tylar. The chaigo was made by J. M. cummlngs, city marshal of Central Point. j Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and ! repairs. Electrlo Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf 1 Dancing Is healthful with proper surroundings, so . scientists declare. I Tho Oriental gardens Saturday nights, i '" 301 I-- V. French of Dodgn bridge was 1 a business visitor in Medford Tuesday. , iy our ury wasn. la per id., mini- mum 76c All - flat pieces Ironed, American Laundry, phone 873. tf Prepare for your future now. Buy Goo. Andrews nnd Ed Andrews. In- terestod In tho development of- high class muslcnl and theatrical attrac- tlons In southorn Oregon, were down from Modford today, putting up posters telling of the coming of the : great pianist Ignaco Paderowski, In 1 .Medford. Tuosday night, Murch 18. j Ashland Tidings. Don't fall to attend the wonderful display of spring merchandise - at ! Mann's opening tomorrow afternoon. Music and flowers. , . 301 For 16 years R. A. Holmes has been known as "The Insurance Man." We lead, others follow. . .... . J. E. Hardman and Judge Tou Velle of Jacksonville were Medford visitors yesterday., . If you wish your last year's hat neatly remodeled see Miss Lounshury at tho Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. . . tf Daneo with music that takes you to dreamland. . Tho . Oriental . gardens Saturday nights. 301 There was a plumbers meeting last night In tho city ball to confer with the new plumbing Inspector, Harry Hlnabnrger, who spoke on the Inspec tion laws. ,. ., . ,, Linen crepe, all colors. 98c yd. Jan Art Store . . Dance, whero there Is Joy in dancing tho Oriental gardens . Saturday nights. 301 Eno8 Conger and Frank Menenc have returned from Son Diego, Oil., where they spent the wlnten. Frank says ho went down occasionally to see tke. sights In Tla Juana. Mexico, 16 nilles south of San Diego. He was shocked and horrified to find that Tta Juana is still a wide-open town where bad boouo and gambling are Indulged In thn same as during the bad old days. Jacksonville Post. Try our wet . wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 7 5c. You can't do it at homo for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service, phone 166. tf Kat your Sunday dinner at the Hotel Waldorf. Iingue River. 76c plate. Make reservations. 206 Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hons nnd son of Seattle. F. A. Gary nnd family and Mrs, J. Blgolow of Spokane, and Mr. nnd Mrs. P. L Donovan and Dr. and Mrs. Uoorgo F. Cook of Iielllngham arc among people from Washington stato slopping In the city. Danes Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 Don't fall to uttond the wonderful illsplay of spring merchandise at Mann's opening tomorrow afternoon. Music and flowers. , ,-, 301 C. C. Kelly, the stato highway engi neer is In Medfurd looking over the Medfovd-Joeksonvlllo rood whluh Is to bo pavod ln,o short wliilo. Netted Gem spuds. 11.76 per 100 Ins. delivered any place In, Medford. Johnson Produce Co, 241 N. -, Fin phone 97. Sluing Is here. See the new things nt Mnnn' iirlm? opening tomorrow afternoon. Mimic and flowers. . .Jon I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lamport are . planning to drive to Salem Friday and attend the final basketball games of the state tournament being held in that city. Spring Is here. See the new things at Alaoo's spring opening tomorrow afternoon. Music and flowers. 301 Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf Sailor Goddard is in Roseburg pre paring for his next battle with Johnny Carlson, who recently won a decision over him at Sutberlin. The two bat tlers will clash at Sutherlln on March 21st and the match promises to be one of the snappiest of the year. Both men are fast scrappers and tho event will probably attract large crowds. Kopeburg News Review. - Medford Auto Painting, 29 South Front street. We have had some trouble with some varnish jobs that have checked. The varnish makers are paying for these cars being re- varnished. We guarantee our work - 302 Mann's spring opening tomorrow afternoon. Music and flowers. 301 A number of high school girls will make a trip to Salem Thursday to see the basketball tournament. They are Edith Campbell, Vera Cample, Ruth Newman, Dorothy Brown and Jutinita Griffin. - They will go in Miss Griffin's car and be accompanied by Miss Stew-art, high school athletic instruc tor. Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 Bee Samuel Bateman or phone 912-J for the best garden loan. H Included among Californlans In this city are E. E. Phillips of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hodges, V. C. Bodine. C. W. Rlcketts, E. R. Allen. H. Gossling. W. J. Groll. M. Flnenan and F. J. McLaughlin of San Fran Cisco, and H. I. Proul of Los Angeles. Mann's spring opening tomorrow afternoon. Music and flowers. 301 R. I. Red eggs at DeVoe's. . The government never will allow radio broadcasting to be monopolized by any single corporation, individual combination, Secretary of Com merce Hoover declared yesterday at Washington, D. C, In a public state ment Issued in connection with th radio war in New York between city officials and the American Telephone & Telegraph company. New shipment cotton crepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom leal, ' Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239.- - tl Legion circus in the Armory. Drill will be held Thursday night and will be well attended, as the boys are get ting on their toes In preparation for their annual trip to camp. -Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed American Laundry, phone 873. tf Blng cherry trees, tho best ever. Edon Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2 ' . tf" Vernon Von Dyke has purchased a new Ford sedan. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man; There's a busy Business College in Medford. OWN ... -, ' ...Principal O. R. Campbell and Rus sell HIbbard will drive Thursday to the basket ball tournament In Salem Aluminum ware 98c at Wilson's big sale. -. - .' - 801 Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. . ' Tho girls' basketball teams are hav- Ing a "pie feed" in the domestic 'science department . of the Medford high this afternoon at four to cole- brato their victories during the season, auss Stewart. Physical instructor tor the school is acting as hostess.- We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson. Ino. ,- 1 . tf Unity .literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient, Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf Tonight will be the big .one for the indoor circus at the Armory, as it ends tonight and a record breaking attendance-is expected. . Among the many out of town visitors to be here for the finish will bo a large part of the membership of the American Legion post and auxiliary of Grants Pass. Why use a treadle machine when wo will ront you a new White Electric for $3.00 per month.- White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N. Bartlett. . 1 Columbia plaster watl board. Call for prices. ; Wallaco - Woods Lumber Yard Friends will be surprised to learn that Ray E. Kennedy and Marguerite Burns were married at. Yreka, Calif., last Sunday. . Flowering shrubs, vines and orna montala. don Valley Nursery.. phone 680-J-2, : 1 ; , - tf You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Elmer - Coleman. Russell Sherwood and Lee Watson will leave Thursday morning for Salem to attend the bas ketball tournament. They will return Sunday. . .. For estlmntoa on fixing lawns phone 912-J. Samuel Bateman. A big assortment of wall paper 20c a roll at Wilson's big sale. 301 - Frank Nygren of Ijike Creek was a business visitor In Medford Tuesdny. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Columbia plaster wall boarrt. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. , ... Bill I.ydlard indignnntly denies that his business partner, who, left tho city yesterday with, his .wife for a two weeks vacation, will attend tho Chi cago Grand Opora company perfor mances in Portland, and as proof of his assertion points out that Mr. Gates would not even know an opora if he saw it coming his way. . Ladles' 1 and 2 -strap pumps 98c at Wilson's big sale. v 801 - M--Purdin spent today in Jackson county nttendlng to business in that part of the valley. , . - Dressing up the town at Wilson's big sale. - 301 The regular meeting of the Theoso phlral lodge will be held Thursday night In their new lodge room 201, over People's Electric Ight store. Fuller brushes efficient servants. Tel. 8J5-R. ,r -.!,.' . 341 " The regular business meeting of the W. C. T. V. will be held at the Library Thursday at 2:30. Matters of impor tance .to come before the -faceting.. - Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees. Edon Valley Nursory, phone 6S0-J-2. -: - - tf Earl G. Standlsh of Rochester, N. Y.. is in Medford for a few days at tending to business. - , . Compressed air - shovels have been found great tlmo savers In cramped place, PAniTni 10 flirn UMfHUL 10 rot 1 WASHINGTON". March 12. An ef fort' to settle the question of the ef fectiveness of prohibition enforcement in Washington has been ordered by President Coolldge as a result of the charge by Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett, commandant of the Brooklyn ' navy yard, that the capital is "the wet-! test city in the United States." , . The president upon learning of Ad miral Plunkett's statement, summoned Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to the White House and instructed him to find out if the Brooklyn command ant bad been correctly quoted and j if so. to ascertain the basis of his in- lUlwanuji ttuu UllUfllB UU 111 V CSLlfiUllUU looking to correction of the alleged condition In the capital. - . OIL LEASE COUNSEL CHEYENNE, . Wyo., March 12. Al tee Pomerene- and Owen Roberts, spe cial government counsel arrived here at 2:16 o'clock this afternoon fcr pre liminary hearing tomorrow on the gov ernment's suit . for annulment of the lease of Teapot Dome Oil resrvo to the Mammoth Oil company. 1 Mr. Roberta said shortly after his arrival that no action in connection v.llh the proposed annulment proceed ings would be taken today. Mr. Roberts also announced that he and Mr. Pomerene would confer this afternoon with A.- D. Walton,, United States district attorney for Wyoming. He added that no statemen concerning the procedure to bo followed would be made until after this conference. OBITUARY VROMAN Ada A. Vroman, formerly or Gold Hill, but late of Yoncalla, Ore., passed away at her home at that place Monday, March 10, aged 42 years, 11 months, 22 days. Mrs. Vroman was born In Dunn county. Wis., March 18, 1881, and came with her parents to Oregon in 1900, settling in Gold Hill, where she was married the following year to Ern est Vroman, alsoW Gold Hill, and In 1916 they movw to Yoncalla where they had since resided. She leaves besides her husband, two children, Ella and: Erma Vroman, also two sisters and five brothers. Remains arrived In Gold Hill yesterday and funeral services were held i nthe I. O. O. F. hall at 2 p. m. today, Rev. D. J. Howe of Medford had charge, inter ment was In Rock; Point cemetery un der auspices of the Gold Hill Rebekas lodge of which sho was a member. Ar rangements were in charge of the Con ger Funeral Chapel. ,-.. , McDERMOTT Funeral services for William E. McDermott who passed away Sunday morning, will be held at the Conger Funeral chapel at 2:30 Thursday. Dcceised was well known In the vicinity of r Tolo, his former home. Interment will be In I. O. O. F. cemetery.1 ' r WEDDING BELLS Elmer Robinson and Miss Arlene Boardman of Prospect were united In marriage Tuesday aftcrnonn by the Rev. J. B. Ooan of the South Methodist church. They will make their home at Prospect. i. NiMvliijr School Everything. in dressmaking, design ing, remodeling, tailoring, plain sew ing taught. Kither individual or class Instruction, Mrs. AYAl6 -de Ryeke. 331 K. Main. Phono 110. 301 Card of Tlianks We wish to thank our. friends for their kindness and sympathy .during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers nnd the singing. MR. AND MRS. WELBORN UEIOSON 301 MR. AND MRS. H. K. FOSS. A. F. & A. M. Special communication Med JJ ford Lodge No. 103. A. F. A ' a M LVIHnv Xfnrnh II 1494 Work In M. M. degree will begin at 1:30 p. m. and continue throughout the afternoon and evening. Refresh ments at 6:00 P, m. By order V. M., 303 H A. J. CROSB, Secy. Marcel, the hair lresser who cre ated the "wave" known to women, cele brated tho 50tb anniversary of his In vention. .. . , . . .i. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR .UKXT Furnished. . .apartment. Tel. 7t6-J or call.lUOi E. Main. 306 FOR SALE Good Newtown apples; fresh pure cider. 317 t. Jackson. 303 FOR SALE Seed potatoes: Eurly Rose. Iturhanks. Netted Gems. Frtee right. Johnson Produco Co. FOR RENT 10 -room house. R10 S. Oakdnle. Divided for two families or suitable for rooming , house. I'hone 81. ... 306 FOR SAtJC mi Dodge touring. excellent mechanical condition, five tires., spotlight, good top, compute set of curtains. Enameled nnd looks like new. Lott Reddv, Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main St. Phone 1S8-J, tW SOLDIERS DISABI.F.D IN FRANCE SYMPATHIZE i : ; wrrrc Mits. wilsox xs 2-5 t .Ki&& i ,lm ll-tei! 1 -vCo:iiraander Frank .Haley, of New York Chapter. Disabled War Veterans, went to Washington and presented a set of resolutions of condolence to Mrs. Woodrow Wil son.. This photograph ,waa made as he stood on the steps of the Wilson home. Haley was tho flcst.. man. from New. -York state to be wounded In France In 1917. STANDARD OIL TO REMOVE SIGNS The Standard Oil Co. leads out in helping to improve the beauty of the highways by deciding to remove all their signs from the highways on the coast and wilt not erect any more. Thq company will confine Us use of signs to commercial locations. . There is & movement all along the coast to remove everything that de tracts from the natural beauty of the highways and it is hoped that other companies will take the same action. It isagalnst the state law to erect or post any signs along the highways unless they are on private property ajid written permission, ' has been secured. ' .... TELLS OF MURDER IN HIS SLEEP PORTLAND, Ore., March 12. Police here are holding Nick Varne vich, 31, who told them that he had slain Vinco St rich ko at Kansas City, Mo., in lit 15. Nightmares, he said, had ciiused him to divulge that he was guilty of tho crime. Polico wired to Kansas City and received a mes sage telling them to hold Yarnevich. The killing, according to the prisoner, was committed because St rich ko had knife dhim two years before while he was attempting to tear a friend from fitrichko's grasp. Yarnevich said he was arrested by the police at the time, but was retased. Auto Operation Seven Cents Mile Says Government Government budget experts have Just made their estimate as to the cont of operation of a nautomobile on a mileage basis. , . In preparing the annual budget the government statisticians have figured original cost, depreciation, gasoline, tires, etc., and reports that the cost per mile for motor cars Is seven cents, and for motorcycles three cents. Allowance 1s marie' for certain con ditions, such arf mountainous regions and poor roads, but whilb the figure may bo high in some localities nnd low in others, the experts state that the seven-cent figure is adequate nnd fair, and it has been accepted by the budget commltteo- in figuring esti mates. Bitte Thought Sr Tbday ltEVARI IS SURE. The Irfird is with you, while ye be with him. He ye strong therefore, nnd let , not your hands be weak: fnr.your work shall bo rewarded. II Chronicles 15:2, 7. The wheat council of the X'nited States believes that the wheat acreage should be cut from 62,000,000 acres to 50,000,000. ' , Violet perfume is the result of a mixture of three or four essences of different flowers before the violet odor is obtained. omQsacso INSURANCE Nothing Else R. A. HOLMES , "The Insurance Man" -Sines 1909 " Fone Four Four Four DRIVER ACQU1T1ED ' ACCIDENT BLAME ROSEBURO.-Ore., March 12 Fred Kellinston, a loal" salesman, was ac quitted last nght of the charge, of man slaughter, followng hs , second trul, Kellington was the driver of a car in wheh George - Humphreys, Olendale merchant was riding as a passenger. In rcundinir a curve, KellinKton's ma chine collided .with- a-lourist's car and Humphreys was thrown put and his neck "broken. The state claimed that the salesman was driving at a reckless and dangerous rate of speed and that he was responsible for the act. On the first triai the jury Jailed to agree. A special term of coart convened Mon day and the' second trial was first on the docket. 'After a short deliberation the- Jury returned a 'verdict- of not guilty 1 ; ' . Bedford Iodse N'103:A. F. & A. M. i will hold initiatloniCeremonies on the! Master Mason Degree Friday, March ' 14th. . . The ceremonies will start at 1:30 p.: m. and continue till 6 o'clock. Dinner will then ba served by the ladies of the Eastern Star, after which tho ceremonies will be finished. . I All Master Masons arc cordially in-, vited to attend and a special invitation has been extended to the members of the Central Point and Jacksonville lodges. TAX EXEMPTIONS TO Under a hew law all veterans, sol diers or sailors of the War of the Re bellion, Indian war in Oregon and the j Mexican', war, - oft their widows, are entitled to" JlOtfo4 exemption on the, assessed valuation of real property. Tomorrow, Thursday, the 13th. not on the 14th as was announced, all who expect to claim this exemption must j be at tho Armory at 3 p. m. to meet j County Assessor Coleman. -if .i-t ". u i ii' i Botutlnus poisoning was first known as "saqsage " poisoning. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELLANS 25 ar.d'75 Pada(!es Everywhere DON'T MISS THE COSMO MINSTRELS ' TONIGHT AT THE F. & E. Theatre CENTEAl POINT Admission 25c and 50c (InrtHiIing Tiix:) INITIATIONS LOCAL MASONS FRIDAY s IHDMSTIONV rW II D PADEREWSK WORLD'S GREATEST PIANIST Statesman and Diplomatist . ' ' ' -." '. Most F amous Artist Ever Brought to " 1 Medfoi-d '"-' 't i'""' f .' ., - ' i '.; J ' ' ' ' MEDFORD ARMORY MARCH 18 ONE PERFORMANCE ' ' ' , y . rt v'. j - - ..v. .' .... , "Sfiit SALE NOW OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC ' At ltfedffra. ,PC&y? Sjiaka checks payableto. Andrews Bros. Prices $4.40, $3.30, $2.20, including war tax."- -' - Kidney? , cause backache! No! Your backache is caused -by lum hnsrn. rheumatism or a strain and the quIcKeat relief la soothing:, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil. I'.ulj It richt on your pain ful back, and In . stantly the sorcneas, stiffness and lame ness dlsupp'.-nrs. "Don't stay crippled! . Cot a 35' cent bottle of St. Jacobs -Oil front your druKRlst. A moment nftur it is applied you'll wonder what becamo of tho back ucho or lumbago pain. in use tor. 05 years, for lumbago. backache, sciatica, neuralgia, rheu matism or sprains.' Absolutely harm less. Doesn't burn the skin. Adv. I. of NOW PLAYING IS A KNOCKOUT .Last night's audience howled its glee from start to finish. ' Ernest Torrence brings howls of laughter jevery time he appears on "the screen, and EDWARD NOR TON leaped into fate over night. ' - ' ; DON'T MISS IT Regular Prices: ADULTS 35c, KIDDIES 10c LOGES 50c FRIDAY TOM MIX in ... "Milc-aMinute Romeo' DYERS HATTERS CLEANERS 23 N. Fir St Phone 244 Tablets o soft paper for schools a this office. . "Riigps RIALTO j i ....... ... .t , 05025? i I