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nervous, half-sick? Do you have
n constant lutckacho; sharp twinges
uf pain, too, with dlazy spells and
annoying urinary disorders? 'I'hen
tliere'H cause for worry and nioro
cause to give your weakened kidneys
prompt help. Uso Uoun's IMIIk a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
Medfnnl folkn reeoinmellil Dunn's ASHLAND, Sept. 23
for turn such troubles, oiiciilug of the now l.lllilu Springs Hoston
Mrs. A. K. Dodge, 242 S. Tlolly Ht.. botol, which occurs Monday of next cIiIciiko
Mcdferd. says: "1 am glad to nay week, will bo marked by a dinner, Philadelphia
u good word for Dean's Fills, an they erveu lloin a until t: M. I lie pro-i -
have Riven too .splendid results. My Kram is presented at 8 o'clock, at Aiiicilnin
i,i,inn,.a w.fl m':,i ,im,i .t wu run which a numhor of prominent speak- w
clown and nervous. I tired easily wl heard, at the, conclusion of Washington 113
and
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New York
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The formal Hreoklyn .
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housework, as my hark ached as If ' "" "I " " I-umic or nspec- Sl ,MUtH
It were hroken. I also
had dizzy """' Representatives of the largest iu-dii
hotels on llio coast will ho present, as
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pf kidney fliHfirdcr rilritipiM'iirtHl."
rrlc 0(! at nil deuInH. Don't
hv.r of commorco In tlio Htatu,
oxpoctcd that tho majority
Htnclfhohloi'H, of which there nro M0
, , . ... , win uv in u'tiuui iu i no inn i, iiiti ijiiiiimiik,
simply ask for a kidney remedy- g b vlslted-lt for that
get Dunn's pills tho sumo that Mrs. .,,-,, ror,rini. i uii ,,,.tn ii-
Dodge had. Fostcr-MAIbutn
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Jackson County
Creamery
completion. Additionul fputurH to hn
aililud ihirine the week will luuko this
a vnry prctnnLioiiB proKnitn.
Mimic In the HchoolH, tuo hand, and
tho niiiHlciil orRanlzation of Ahland,
tho Mimic Htudy cluh, woro phases of
the general topic of music which wiih
dtacuftaed very interestingly ut the
ohamlier of commerce luncheon ut the
Mthia Springs hotel Monday.
Mr. H. C Oaley, former niemher
of the hoard of education, wan tho
(IthI Hpeitker at the niUHlc forum, toll
ing of the courses open to pupilH in
the puhlic schools and of tho Inton
aive work that may he done. Tho
hand was the theme of the address
of William llrlggH, who rocommended
that the board of directors appoint n
committee to enre for tho hand con
ccrtH, that .the members of the band
need not find it necessary to solicit
funds for a continuance of the work.
Tho president of the MubIc Study
club. Mrs. John II. Fuller, represented
that organization and presented its
ainiK and work In the final address
given. What Is the ultimate goal of
the club was named in tho speaker's
closing statements. There were sev
eral special musical numbers given.
MiflH Morton sang twice. jiccomnanled
by Mrs. Ruth McDonald. as did Carl
I.oveltind, with Mrs. McDonald at tho
pinno.
In an interesting letter from Miss
Mnry Young, missionary in Korea,
who states that there were but two
stormy days on her ocean trip, she
tells of the recent appalling flood In
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At Vernon, 2;- Portland, 1.1
At Sacramento, 1; Ios AnLclcs, 2
At Oakland. 0: '.Seattle, 0.1
At Halt Itke, 9; Hun Francisco,
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SEX DETERMINES '
INTELLIGENCE SAYS
SEATTLE PROFESSOR
HKATTI.E. Rept. 23. (A. P.)
8ex determines Intelligence, Dr. V. j
C. Kcavis of 'Chicago Ims decided
lifter giving tests to a thousand Se-
attle school children from the sixth
to the twelfth grudes. Dr. Ilonvls,
disclosed the results of the tests be-j
foro tho .principals' association hero
lust night.
The tests were based on "lnforma-'
tion" and "attitude." Out of a pos-
slhlo twenty pointa tho medians for
the boys ranged from 7.4 ' In the
sixth grndo to 10.3 In the twelfth
on Information and from 12.1 to 17.8
In tho attitude tests. Tho girls' mo
dluns ranged from 7 to 15.3 in infer?
mutton and from 18.3 to 17.5 In
attitude.
"Up to the senior high school
year, the girls show a superiority to
the hoys in their 'general clvlo atti
tude," Dr. ftenvis commented. "After
that they tag behind the hpys In
their sense of responsibility us cltl
yensi "On the other hand girls manifest
an Indifference to tho facts of. eco
nomics. and law which shows the
hoys iq bo, much Uho bettor. Informed
sox." - - - -
hllrth f a Nation'" "a photoplay struggling for the heart of BeiJ
Giant BeaStS a Uki will u a new chapter In film j Love. For those Who hanker for 7a!
' . 'history," and the like. This plcturlsyi- I venture thero are the oplson,,
, FfiAurC PlOtOPtay , i of Kir Arthur Couan'noyle's fan- which Hughes .artd fitohe, Wa .
wstlc story is sain i ."
these iirnmlfcs than any film play
brought to the screen in a long time.
School textbooks say that tho dlno
snurs became extinct nt least 10.000
years ago. et in this film inonsteis
of the reptilian ago urc said to collio
to life with a reality. . ,t,
Knr those w ho like "romance "there
is l.loyd Hughes and Ia-wIs stone
Amazement, surprise, disbelief in
one's own eyes, are wild to he amused
by "The Lost World.'!, which wilt be
seen for the first time In Medfoid on
the screen It Hunt's Cruterlun tomor
row night.
Movlo makers hnvo long promised
"something really new" "it second
Heery, Miss Love and Arthur uJJ-
fight for their lives against the a
sters of the lost world.
! 'A Family Affair
LOS ANOIDLMS Three hefly bo
leggers, mernhfrs "of dhe' family, K
assessed one doli; aQynd, or liQt!
when they pleaded guilty to chart.,
of selling Illicit liquor.
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NEW YOlllv, Sept. 23. (A. P.)
Clinching of the National league pen
nant by a victory on their home
field over Philadelphia was possible
for the Pittsburg Pirates today as a
result of triumph over
club yesterday, 14 to 4.
The Screen
By Te Press Agent.
Marion Da lies at Ithilto.
If one were to tell In detail the plot
of ."Zander tho Great." which opened
yesterday nt the Ttlalto starring M-
Klotchcr's rlon Daviea. half the enjoyment of fu
ture audiences would lie spoiled.
,, , , turn viL-ium iii ihs iavies evolves
While the senior league leaders w , , . ,
, from a Utile orphan girl In an asylum
were gaining n half game on the ,', h
great beauty and charm of manner. It
is upon tho exciting incidents and un-
Nenators In the American leugue
Were moving up a full gume on the UHlm, sltuntlons thnt ,., ,,., thc
Athletics as a result of a S to 2 fll0, ,hat a Mamlei lc lova,,!,,. whim
triumph over tho Indians. Defeat cn, herone M,BS DilvoH fn,s her
for thc Mackmen. 1 to 0, nt thc Be)f the center of hotbed of plot,
hands of tho St. Louis Browns In- counter-plot, adventure and romnncc.
creased Washington's lead to eight -phc drama whirls and vibrates
and one-hnlf games and njcessitatos arnund Mamie's udonted child. The
which so many lives were lost ami si 'J10, Scimtors winning only three of comedy touches are supplied by Hoi
mnch irnnr.v .lestrnvnl. Mis. Vnniie 1 "lrir remaininB games to clinch brook Bllnn. Harry Myers. Itichard
the flag. Carlo and Harry Watson, Jr. while the
Tho plrntes boosted their advan- more serious and dignlfed Incidents
tngo by throwing out a barrage of are enacted by Harrison ' Ford and
19 hits off three ukcr hurlers, Hobart Ilosworth.
two of which were homo runs by .A Sputt Family comedy. "Wild Pn
Huzen Cuylcr. ' pa." International News and llertrnnd
Stanley Covele.-ikle's 20th pitching Wormian at thc organ, rounds out u
victory of the season was attended splendid bill.
much property destroyed. Mist Young
HiiyH thnt unless these unfortunates
receive assistance, death will follow
from starvation.
From lotlors. received by frlonils.
Mrs. Kunlco Andrews Klhler, who will
teach In Hawaii the coming yenr. has
arrived nt her journey's end after n
most delightful voyage. She writes
very entertainingly of Ihn passage
and of her fellow travelers and ex
periences nn bonrd ship.
MCHsrs. V. O. Bwonnlng. his son,
W. J. Swennlng. who has been visit
ing nt the parental home from Manila.
Iowa, with Charles lllako, have lust
returned from n combined hunting
nnil fishing trip vln Crescent City and
Hnndon, with which tho weather man
Intorfnrroil sndly, tho party not being
able to do cither to advantage, but
they brought home a quantity nf
huckloberrles; delicious, hut not so
Inrge as thoso found near Lake of the
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R I.amkln wore In
Ashland Monday from their ranch
near Talent
Mrs. Mary U Mnthows of Mcdford
was n guest at tho homo of her
brother. Aaron Andrews of Fnlrvlnw
stroet. recently. They all visited tho
fn'r the next day.
Mis. Aaron Andrews and Miss lilts
Andrews returned Saturday from a
trip In .losnphlno county, where they
had enjoyud u pleasant visit with old
friends.
It Is pleasant to record Hint in Hie
prizes awarded for flornl exhibits.
Nirs. II. II. Hlhart of Ashland, whose
flower garden Is n source of Joy and
pride lo all who see It. received three
first itrixcs and one second on dahlias
and one first and two seconds on
roses and other flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. n. ICIhnrl. little
son lllllle, and their house guests,
Mr.. nnil Mrs. J. I Klliart, were week
end visitors nt tho home of Mrs. II. II.
Kllutrt's sister. Mrs. Perry Wait near
Oold Hill, on Sardine creek.
The Kev. W. .ludsoii Oldfield Is to
deliver the address at the meeting of
Mount Ashland rhaptnr of tho IX A. II.
which Is held Friday afternoon nt the
home of Mrs. J. P. IHulgn on the
Boulevard. This Is thc first meeting
and Is commemorative of Constitution
day.
The Rev. S. J. Rtid Mrs. Chancy of
tho First Methodist church expect to
nttend the conference which convenes
In F.iiKcuo beginning Sept. and
continuing until October I.
Miss llnmona Wise nrrlved home
Salurday from Portland, where she
is. In training nt the Knimnniiel hos-
pllal. Miss Wise has been there for
some months nnil snys that she en
joys tho work very much. She ex
pects In spend perhaps a fortnight
with her parents. Mr. anil .Mrs. Imis
Schweln nf Church street.
Mrs Wllllum.lileun of nenr Talent
was In town Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Luko, whose death
occurred last week.
The C. K. society of the Presby
terian church will have n party Fri
day evening. Different committees
hnvo In charge the different phases
of the iifrulr and very happy plans are
being lnado looking forward lo the
general good time expected.
Cook with gus.
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Insurance
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First Insumnce
Agency
A. I.. HILL, Maniuur O
Phons 105 30 North Csntr.l
Medford, Or.
by an Incident which may cripple
Washington In tho world's scries.'
Stanley Harris, manager and second (
liusoman of thc champions, suffered'
an injury to his throwing hand
when ho was spiked on the middle
finger In sliding to third base. He
had to retire from tho game. Clark
f'.l-imill l.l-nal.l.M.t nr fl.n M'nohlntr-
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ton club, was doubtful nbout his
chances of starling tho post-'j?asun
classic. J
The Ill-owns close verdict over the'
Athletics, resulting from brilliant
hurling by Ulard, kept the Sisler
entry throe full games abend of
Detroit In tho fight for third place
In the American Icnguo despite a
double decision' taken by the Tigers
over the Itcd Sox. 1 1 to 7 and 7 to
2. Twenty-six hits were collected
by Cobb's men, l of them being
clustered In tho second game behTnd
tho former Holy Cross pitching star.
Owen Carroll, who won bis initial
major leugue triumph In a full nlue
Inning contest. A liberal sprinkling
of home runs featured tho splitting
of n double-header by the Yankees
and the Whito Sox. 11 to 0 nnd 4 to
2. I In be Itulh went hltless in both..
games, hut Hob Meusol bagged his
thirtieth and thirty-first circuit clouls
of the year, one 'coming In each
game, paschal also made two homers
belli In the first game.
The Ill-lives drew up to within two
games uf fifth plneo In the National,
In spite of their Idleness, as a result
of the nlnih successive defeat of
Hrnoklyn. The Iteblna went 12 In
nings only to suffer n setback nt the
nanus of I he Cubs. 3 to 2, being
Held to four hits by Alexander and
Jones.
Cook with gas. i-
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Your Valuables ,
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Are your Liberty Loan and other bonds, yotfr ittstir
ance policies, receipts, contracts and other valuable
papers left around the house on a shelf in a closet,
in a bureau drawer, or a cardboard box, perhaps? v.
Our safe deposit boxes will give you protection at a
trifling cost compared with the comforting peace of
mind. We'll be glad to show them to ycu. ,
Jackson County
Bank
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SPOSI BRIEFS
l.tis ANCF.I.FS. R,.pt. :3.Mayden
Wadbams. inati himikcr 'for the Ver
non arena anneum-ed tmlii v the sign
ing of l,eo Lomskl. Aberdeen. Wash,
middleweight, and licit Cellmn. Wbll-
uer, i n, ior n ten miind bent Ortn.
her se. It will be the second meet,
lug of the fighters. I.omskl knorkeil
out Collma In l.os Angeles n month
ago.
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