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GRAIN MARKETING
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MAN KGPORTED
SUA IS ALIVE
CHICAOO. July 14 (A. P.)
Co-operative marketing of grain will Cnnney
continue under'.' the" name of the 3ni1 O'Neill.
DVU'TII. Minn., July 14. (A. P.)
I.ynn .Miu-I .iu-hlmi, reported, nuir-
At HdNton U H E ' dered more than, two years ago Is
CincUiiiati a iy i alive and living with his wife and
BomWi ,f . , ,V 10 2 two children at Mineola, J(i)n O.
Luciiie, nieihiller and Hargrove: I "Homs, county humane officer wiih
Oenewich, VurgUK, Kninu , Informed today by a telephone jnes
SOVIET RUSHING 0
AiiUNIIiTO
CHINESE FORCES
CANTON. July 13. iA. 1 The
locnl correspoiult'iii of the Japunes
semi-official news UKem-y :iys it is
relfubley repocietl that u lUinsiun
stin hut bourink l,fuo,miO rimmln uf
jinimiinliion, ban Hiiih'il from VhikUvu
Htok for thisyort.
8ape from n woman who refustul to
Grain Marketing company which Ue-j M w yZ E John It. Ma.Lnehlan. father of
cttl , on a ..dissolution a few days Chicago : . , 3 8 2 ' Lynn, had positively identified the
ago and an effort will be made by New York 6 12 0 ' mullluted body of a man fuulOl nt
it to stage a flnjftctnl comeback. I - Keen. Blake, Jones. Jacobs ondlAuportt lwo years rf go nsahat of hia
nanneit; Lientl and Oowdy. miaauhai. juiy is. (A. tJ.j a
Mr. Ross informant said today her wireless message from Ohangaha in
At Philadelphia R H. E. lui!,,)lld received a letter two wets i Hunan province, says the Chinese au-
St. Louis .... 4 10 2laKO from Lynn MacL,aehla in which thorltiea there have renewed their as-
JJhiladelphla . 0 9 0 Uie letur 811111 newun employed oy suranoe or proieouou ror foreigners.
Dickerman. Sothoron and O'Par- l"e jax nuouer company, or 'iren
The directors have voted to re
turn the properties involved to the
four companies originally merged,
but to request an option for jne
year allowing the Grain Marketing
company to purchase them outright.
Verbal approval of this plan has
been given by officers of the four
companies, Oray Silver, president of
the co-operative indicated.
reli; I'earce, Knight and Henline.
American
At Cleveland.
Boston ..M...:. ......
Efforts to keep the co-operative Cleveland.
alive through some re-organization
plan have already befcn considered.
Nebraska farmers have expressed
willingness to start a movement
among farmers for the
funds.
"Despite obstacles," the directors'
statement declared "3(il country ele
vators have become stockholders,
grain has been handled directly or
.indirectly from every wheat pool in
the United States, exce.pt Indiana',
and. Che' company now has an p
portunity to handle more than 50.
Q0Q.G00 bushels of.'-Us own members'
em In from Its present membership."
R. H.
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Batteries: Zahnirter, Ross and l'lc-
inich; Buckeye and Myatt. .
ton, X. J., and that their home
was Mineola, where Mrs M
ljichhtn's parents Reside. IMctureg
of Macljichlans two children were
iiu-losed In the letter, she said.
At Chicago.
Sidelights on
7 Evolution Trial.
fi DAYTON, Tenn., July 14. An
enternrislnc wpstern r-ltv i apuifiner
to- make capital out of the Scopes
evolution trial.
At the courael table yesterday. At
torney General Stewart received a
telegram from a chamber of. com
merce secretary In a city- beyond
the rockles, suggesting that-the state
prosecutor change the - site of the
legal conflict over evolntion from
Dayton to "the gold spot of AmeriT
ca." The .effulgent message said:
- "Our magnificent climate, , Incom
parable scenery and a desert .which
has been turned into, a garden .of
the Gods will be such as to mellow
the soul of even lawyers, who admit
nothing, deny everything and ' de
mand proof and (the climate pre
sumably) will place evolution in the
pipe dream class. . .
"Our outdoor court room seats
upwards of 25,000 people. R. S.
V. P."
' At an early hour today the attor
. ney general had announced no plans
for. a change of venue.
Dayton wira laid in darkness for
several hours last night as a result
of a break in the town's water main.
The municipal power plant is ope
rated by water power and until the
break could be repaired the Bcene
of the Scopes trial was without
lights. The local shops sold out their j
It. H. E.
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Batteries: Shocker and JJengough:
Blankenshlp and Hehulk.
necessary New YorR
vnicago
At Detroit; . , R. 1,1. E
Philadelphia 2 . 20 J
Detroit ; , 4 7
Batteries: G rnvcn n nrl Poi'k Ins
J-eonard und Bassler. AVdodall.
CRUDE RUBBER DROPS
.NEW YQRK, July 1 4. (A. T.
Future prices foe crude rubber broke
sharply today. Smoke ribbed .for October-December
delivery,, which: was
quoted at .96 H cents at the close last
night dropped to 9 cents.
Spot ribbed also declined about
three cents to J1.57. The announce
ment .yesterday, in London that if.
prices remained nt present levels the
British, government would reconsider
the ordinance affecting the. .export of
rubber which was said to have been
responsible for the weakness here.
A Don't . kiss yOur wife-rnny wife
if she has a cold. The danger zone
of a cold is thr.ee feet. Keep your
distance. '
LOOK OUT TOR
SELF fOISONIRfi
Neglect of the liver results In self
poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps,
but just as surely as if you . drank
poison out of a bottle. If your Uver
is not doing its work of helping di
gestion, eliminating waste from the
bowels and purifying the blood, you
supplies of candles which . flickered j V11' aiways ue trpuo'ea with sick
Iinrauaum.-M, nun sen, Dlliousness, una
breath, gas, sour stomach. . or con-
feebly along the chief thoroughfares
in the wind, which had sprung up
after the 'intense heat of the day.
t The v prosecution counsel include
two McKenzies, two Hicks and two.
Bryana. , Ben T. McKenzie is a for
mer attorney general of this the 18th
Judicial circuit and fs one of the
most widely known lawyers In east
ern Tennessee. His .son, J. Gordon
McKenzie' is the present judge of the
Rhea county court. , William Jen
nings .Bryan, Jr., is a Los Angeles'
Attorney. ,
The "Hicks boys," looal practi
tioners, are graduates of therUnlver
slty of Kentucky of which the .de
fendant is also an alumnus.
. In' th scramble for chairs 'tire
pvosecutlon seems to lie qualifying
as "the goat" when Attorney 'Gene
ral Stewart left, his sent yesterday
to look at a document, .someone ap
propriated his chalr in his nb'sence.
At the afternoon session Judge Gor
don AfyKenze and Walter C. Hag
gp -of;; siate: counsel were Hft 'wHh
standing room only.
The stating problem had the gen
erti sheriff, on 'the. run. hot he was
given -full credit for trying. After
"O'yes'lng" the comtlnto 'action he
yelled ""sit down." when not more:
hnh one third of those withlrf the
sotind .of Iffs'volce coujd sit down.
WEDDING BELLS
Miss Gladys Gilbert and John
Cuppaini were united in marriage
yesterday, afternoon at 4 o'clock by'
Bev..E. P. Lawrence at his hvine in
the presence of Mr. and Mrs. John
De Souxa, as witnesses, the rljig ceie
Tnony being used,.
The bride is a resident o Portland,
but has beMi in Afedford fop trie paHt
three months, being connected with
an art studjo. The groom is tho pro
prietor of the Sons .of Italy inn on
Sixth st'reet near Ivy, '"has been a re.si-
dent of Medford for some tinie vast,
a n d is quite w.el I k n o w n t h rou?hmi t
the chy.
TJie happy couple 'will make their
pernia-ueni home In. Med ford, where
the groom's business interests are
centered. .
Don't lose your grippe,
your handkerchief.
Sneeze In
EXPERIENCE OF
NERVOUS WOMAN
Weak, Blue, Discouraged ;
Relieved by Taking Lydia
f, Pinkham's Medicine
Cincinnati, Oidp. "I wn8 nervous
and could not sleep, had crying spells
ana me oiues, ami
didn't cure if I lived
oirjdied. My right
siue waa very bad
and 1 had buckachu
and a weakness. I
read about your med
icines in the papers :
Und wrote for fur-
mer iiuormaiioii. i i
took fevdia E. Pink- i
ham's Vegetable i
Co in pound, Illood ;
Medicino and Liver ;
Pilla nnil nspd l.vilin K. Pinkham's
HONG KONfl, July 13 (A. P.) I Snni'tivo VV.ili. 1 have, had irood re. I
The situation ifl Canton is reported Bults in every wr.y and am able lo do my
iuiet. Hundreds of imitators Imve Work aRain and can cat anytBmg that
proceeded from the city to the coast comes along. My"riend tellme how
ports to cnrrym propaKuuda. , well I am looking. 6 -Mrs.F'Jx.OoRIKix,
123 Peete Street, CincinnaTi, Ohio.
Willing to AnWer Letters .
!. PhilaiVlphia, Pa, "I have uied yilr
medicines for nervousness nfta a rjtn
down svsU;m wiW a severe weakness.
! f te 4'nking. Lvdia E. Pinkham s Veg
. etidile Compourid aiflk iring I.ydia h.
Pinkham's Sonitivo Wash I fil like
a different woman anil have gained in
n.r T . .i.ilUturtniinwwrlenera
tig and ir ami Sin.. AV? M. Keck of . Xut-tha.-.nedioin'es.'; i)oj?A
l'asadenfi. O. H. Chauman and (amlly Hoir 'Ji49 S. lltli St., Philadelphia, i'a,
of Santa Ana, Mr. . and ' Mr.9Clmrti jo g b dniBBiats ewrywhtfra.
Symons of San Pedro, and tke follow- J ht
ing from Los Angeles? Mr. and Mrs.
H.'C. Vcrtig,- Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. a J. hyle, Mr. and Mi-h.
N. E. McNutt.' Mr. nml Mrs. L. 1.
Wnwyer' Mr. and Mrs. M .Hridnui,i,
Mfsdames O. M. Leaiiiire, G. W, li nir,
Iouise Huston. Mr. iitid'Mrs. E. llrtiie
son. Mr. and M,rs. 1:. E. 'Gubnes. Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. J, Ix'desle. Mr. and Mrs.
K. O. and Mr. and 'Mis. U. E. Jie.cken
fad. t ' . ...
' Thousau'ds Of yards of fine ' mate
rials at less tlian cost will be on sale
at Mann's remnant sale Wednesday.
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'AVnVWWMSU'AMt.1
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ItesidtNits of - southern California
who ae guestR at local hotels include
Miss Inez Harrisot) of Glendale, .Mrs.
G. H, Turner, Mr and Mt-s. H. E. Eer-
(tipatlon
Cleanse and tone yonr liver,! Put
your system jn condition so you feel,
your very best again. Try just aj
spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thaehwr's exj
oellent Liver and Blood Syrup after,
the next few m.eals and. notice the'
quick improvement in the' way you(
eat, sleep, look and feel the return,
of strength, vigor and energy. , You
will be completely utisted; other-
wise Uiere -will b'e no, cost. Dr.'
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup Is
sold and recommended by Heath's
Drug Store and fill other leading
druggists. Adv.
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Independence
3Yin$-is the first great principle p all,
sufpess. It creates independciicc, ftives
'ne stfluding, fills one with vigorous
purpose, achievement and ambition land
stinulates one to do liis lx-st ancl.to be
somebodj' in tho world.
Open a STingi Account
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon '
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(MING 1 10 1
SALE
at
EDITH TOWNE
SHOP
Still Going On
S the Dresses,
Sweaters, Hats
Silk and Muslin
Underwear
Pocket Books
and Novelties
Everything the Best
Prices the Lowest
A Real Sale
EDITH M TOWNE
V l, lot.
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o GENUINE PANAMA
GAND SAILORS
In all the new braids, values to 0.00 .
Wednesday Special S1.50R
)o not forgot this Wednesday special. ' o.
You still have July, August and Soptei?iber to0wen;
those hats, (tonniii?' Panamas and all the new,
sailors, values to $(.00; Wednesday special, $1.50,';
Value njid Quality ' .
'Mode Clothing Co.
..26 IJa,st'M&fli ...
THE .
Model Market
Around , th Comer From High Rent, '
On Centl Avenue, Souik
Our Every Day Prices Are as Follow,
(and a Special on Saturdays)
Potroast, ih..L 121
Tiib boil, Jb' : l(t
Uound steaK-, Ib, 20
Loiii steaji, lh...':...'....20
Chirk sfreak, lb.......;.l
Lamb shops, lb.. ......25
Leg of lamlv 11)..; 30
Lamb ew, lb.... ?.1&
Veal shoulder, lb 1&4
Veal eh o) is,. lb 20
Fresh side pork, lb..
Pork steak, lb
Pork roast) lb. .v
Situsage, lb
Ilambiri'gei', lb.
Salt iork',' 1U-.
La ril, lb ....
Compmmd, lb
I Tome silKvu'.'cmrd .
' .biteon, II).
Picnic hams, 11)..,...,.
27
1 .V"
.25''
32
.25
Where Quality Goats Ho More.
Model Meat Is Good to Xat..-
Phone 325
We Delirer
FOR SALE
Sonen-rnoin house, ,.cillu?r furnislicil or iflifimuiijiodT splcnHiiK
lociriiou ; iii'ii ' flill of hay; cow, chiioiiK, pirtlen, younit. Ij'iiit.i
trees; liirjie lot, neiujy two iieres herries, etc. Cnll or write '' '
JACT.IOVILLI PHA-EM4CI
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Jacksonvill, (r.t
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The Dnyton tstofricc la, perhaps
the:mst overworked place In toftn
' Everyone here. apparently gt some
mall and some of tho leading figures'
In the trial are being fairly flooded
' with letteTs, many o them Special,
delivery. Judge Rolston's, malf day
after day In witinlng a.ileclidon In
the Aqua Rot.and t:m office of the
Hicks boys Is llng swamped with
letters -for W-eillatl Jennings Bryan.
Clarence-barrow and Attorney Stew
nrt are also being given intention.
John T. Hcopes, the defendant, has
' suffered a decline In his one-sided
correspondence. Time was when
ho was the village champion with
(ioorgo W. Rappleyea in the runner
up posit !. 0
Membcni of the urv re proh
nbly the most comfortable persons
. in the court room. They are fur
nished the best chairs In the house.
) The twelve men who will decide the
fato John T.ces, sit in swivel
"hairs that permit them to lean
back. This type of chair Is essen
tial In the regulnr seating arrnnge
met for Rheocounty Juries for
normally the Jury Is seated be
tween the witness and the Judge.
When testimony Is being Riven the
Jurymen face the witness with their
backs to the Judge. When his honor
delivers his (jOiarge they swing
Cund facing the bench. Now.
fever, the witness stand is in
"front ot the Judge, facing the Jury,
Greater Reductions!:- Bigger Bargains
RliSMi- Department Store's
July
Sale Is a RguUvFtal of Bargains. We have dug out every broken line of spring mtvchandHi aidciif pricr nearly
half. All spring merchandise musf go during the nxt few Uyv 0 .
.v
Women's Fancy
Wash Dresses
Women's
Lqw Shoes o
100 new novelty dcsscs, Good new styfi going
regularo$2.50, all going f.iP8S Ihan our. usual
tomorrow tor oniv
. $1.69
These 100 dresses will
not last long; come early
in the morning; see them
' in the 1 window;, bring
your friends along.
A
very low prices
$8.50, $4.50, $6.50
o ' o
Childftn's Shoes and
Sandals for Less.
o
lien's Shges Bdid.
o 1 BIG SALE 0
Toweling, Sheetinjr, Bed Spreads,
Percales, Ginghams?, Voiles and Linens.
Buy now and save the difference.
New Printed
Silk $1.09
McCall's
Printed
s Patterns
Selz 6
Dress Shoes
for Men
Women's Shoes
98c -
Proken lines and sizes,
.... 4:7 rf) oil in tliia
These are wonderful for J(t fo. lp'HH Jjin $Lm a
sport w e a r, regula'3 lip. Wluto canvas,
Nubuck, patent leather,
$1.75 yard. kid, suede. fust what
von need foiveverv day.
'ie ...i.i
jr von wear an tittii mhu ,
tin will find it here.
ome toinft'i'ow.',, i,
Other )rinted silks on
sale at .:.....2.......$l"49
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