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lES OF
NEW 'CAVES' ROAD
ARE POINTED OUT
llepreaentntlves of all parts of
Jackson and Josephine counties are
expected to attend the state hlKhway
commission's hearing on the Siskiyou
highway Improvement district to be
held at Jacksonville Friday. October
30. There the advantages of having
a road from Williams creek to Oregon,
caves will be' cited to the commission.
Facts of Interest will bo brought out.
"If this nine mile o.id is built," de
clares Secretary Boyl of the Chamber
of Commerce, "where now there is
nothing more than a mountain trail,
lirants Pass as well as .Med ford will
be benefited, it la claimed. The for
mer ' city will .be "approximately 33
mlleR closer to the caves, and ut the
Rame- time residents of the southorn
end of the valley will have no need
of traversing 86 miles of state high
way, to reach the scenic wonder.
Forty miles will be saved by the road
to the cayes and 20 miles to Crescent
City. ' - -
"When this road ' Is completed.
If It should bo, tourists as well im local
motorists will bo given the joys of a
loop "trip." Ily going to the caves by
t he Medford and Jacksonville route
the "motorist will be enabled to leave
by way of Grants Pass, or vice versa.
Autolsts en route from Crescent City
will have the opportunity of going to
the caves without retracking back on
the Redwood highway, leading from
Ihat city to tirants Pass, They may
then have the choice of going to
Grants Pbbs by way of Murphy or
coming to the southern end of the
valley by way of Applegate.
"On the southern end of tills pro
posed road, pavement has been laid
from Medford to Jacksonville and
several miles toward Kucli, affording
fine travel. From Ruch to Williams
creek the road is said to be in very
good condition and with the proposed
road-building from Williams creek to
the caves, the motorist will be af
forded an enjoyable trip.
"Another factor to be considered is
the ranchers living in the districts
where a mountain trail is the only
means of ' transportation. These
ranchers, ds n matter of fact, are moro
or less at a disadvantage without the
road, and realizing tho situation, are
very -much in favor of the proposed
building or the 'nine-mile stretch.
"The Indebtedness caused by the
road building will be paid, on the
greater part, by Jackson county, only
a small Krtion of Josephine county
being included in the bonded district.
The city of Medford will be the only
cunty city Included in this district,
which includes the northwestern por
tion of the county in the Applegate
and Williams creek sections. .The
. Jackson county district has. an-asBess-.
ed valuation of approximately ten
million dollars in comparison to a
figure much smaller in the Josephine
district.'
The Medford Chamber of Commerce,
which originated the petition for I lie
Siskiyou highway Improvement dis
trict, wlU., represent this city nt the
hearing. ' ,
Wears fortune on,Wrists
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GRANTS PASS ALL1
PEPPED UP FOR
i
Interest In the football game next
Saturday between the Medford and
('rants. Puna high sellouts nt Grunts
Puss Is Increaslnir. ami a lui'ge dele
gation of local fans will attend. II
promises to be u lively tmtilc. The
Grunts Pass Courier, editorially, com
ments on the game as follows:
Next Saturday the local high
school t'oottuill team runs up
H.ialnst the strongest team of their
full schedule If the boys arc
going to win that game they must
show everything they have. There
should be a real crowd out for
this game, for It will be the foot
ball fight, of the season on tho
local gridiron.
Though Grants Pass has beon de
feated hy Klamath Falln and tied with
Ashland Inst Saturday, they are round
ing into shape and always play their
hardest against the locals, the rivalry
between the two squads being keen.
Collecting brncvlets, unique and valuable, is the hobbv of Mile.
vctle Dnrnys, I'nrisian musical comedy queen, who has 'won more
tlian a dozen perfect form" contests. Her collection is valued at
more than 1,000,010 francs.' She wears this costume in a current
production.
1925 DEER SEASON
BEST IN YEARS,
Y GET LIMITS
The Markets
E
E
Flvo buiMinf? permits totaling
58000 were KrimtiMl hy the city bulltl
Inff department 'today, four f which
nro residences and one a Karate. H.
O. Cooksey was Brained a permit to
erect a three-room residence on Cedar
street at a cost of $550: J. llayman, a
permit to erect a five-room $3K00
residence on Columbus avenue near
L.ocust street; F. Oerdes, $500 to
erect a garage on Vancouver street;
William iliiff, $l.r0, four-room dwell
ing on Riverside avenue; and Mrs.
George Dennis,. $1 700. four-room resi
dence oh West' Tenth street hear
Orange.
The deer hunting season which
closed at sun down Inst evening was
one t the best for years in Jackson
county and vicinity, with the fleet
footed animals largerthan Uiiual and
in- excellent- condition. Of cod rue not
every hunter got his quota of venison
In the hills, hut in general most of tho
Livestock.
POHTLANI), Ore., Oct. 21. Cattle
Nominally steady; receipts, 35 lioad.
loss Shade higher; receipts, 75
ad. Heavyweight, 250 to 350 lbs..
medium, .ood and choice, $1 1.75 (r
12.50; lightweight, IttO to 200 lbs.,
common, medium, good and choice.
I $12.50 ffi 12.85; packing hogs, rough
, and smooth, $8j( 11.
Sheep Nominally steady; receipts,
770 heud direct.
2 POWER BILLS
GET ON BALLOT
SALRMOrc. Oct. 21 Ballot titles
have 'been prepared by Attorney (Jen
era I Van Winkle for two hydro elec
tric measures, one initiated by the
Oregon State Grange through (Jeorgc
A. Palmitcr, state master, and Bertha
J. Beck, aecretury, the other by the
Housewives' Council, Inc. of Portland
through Josephine M. Othus, Mary A.
Dean and Clara A. Klmunton.
The measures differ in some re
spects. The Orange measure would
authorize the credit of the state to
be loaned and Indebtedness without
limitation Incurred by the state In ad
f I it ion to all other Indebted ness for
the purpose of providing funds for
carrying out the provisions of the act.
The housewives council measure
""calls for the creation of the Oregon
water power board of five members.
and authorizes the issuance of stnte
bonds In an amount not exceeding
five per cent of the state's .assessed
valuation, and an initial appropria
tion of $250,000 from tho general
fund of the stale, returnable from
water and power revolving fund,
Both are proposed constitutional
amendments. Both look to control
of water power by Uio state. .
Eggs.
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. Eggs
One cent to two cents higher; current
' receipts, 44c; fresh medium, 39(g)
j39c; fresh standard firsts, 44 f?f
i4-Uo.- fi-psh stnndnrd pxtras. 4SV (fl
hunters were suocussful, according t'.jyc
local game officials, ami more doer j '
were killed in this section than for Butter and Milk,
years past, they say;' ' PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 21. Butter
In evidence of this are forty to fifty strong. Cubes r to 2c higher;
largo and exceptionally fine deer nrilH. unchanged. Kxtra cubes, city
heads and antlers in a local taxider- 55c; standards, 54c; prime firsts. 53c;
mist's place, left there by n.s many rirMtH. 4Xc! undnr ffrailnfl. nominal:
Hunt China Pheasant
on Main With Broom
local men this season to be mounted.
prints. 57c; cartons, 58c.
Poultry.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 21. Poultry
Steady. Ilenvy liana. Wc; iteht.
lljc; springs, 2.Urt2lc; broilers, 2Sc;
youns wlilto ducks, 28(Q25c.
Tlie hist minute deer inmieis ovKan MkKlrm. Boat cliiimlne cream.
nrrlvliiK In the city last nlicht, the r,5c not shinners' track In zone No. 1.
most of them brlnginc buck with Cream, delivered Portland. 59c; raw
them. Mnllk (4 ner CCiiU. S2.C3 cwt. f. o. b.
J. Palmer of the Chevrolet Motor . i0rtlund.
eniiipuny here killed a 21 1) pound
blacktail doer on Parker mountain
near Potter's Mill Sunday. The deer
was dressed at the time It wus weigh
ed. He was accompanied by L. W.
Loomis.
Fire Chief Itoy Elliott returned
yesterday from the Kvaus Creek dis-
Ict where lie hail spent several days
on an unsuccessful deer Hunt with
friends. The trip wus made In n Kord
truck, tho rear of which was occu
pied by a pack burse, as the hunting
grounds were several miles from any
traveled road.
Tho chief states that the woods
were so full of hunters that a whistle
by one hunter at any time would be
answered by other hunters scattered
over the mountain side. The chief's
party did kill one deer, but it wus
utilized for camp meat.
Anniversary of
Hunt's Craterian &
Geo. A. Hunt Co.
Potatoes and Onions.
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. Pota'
toes Slow; $l..r.0fl 1.0.
Onions Steady; fl.Sofff. 1.50. '
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 21. Wheat
Hard white, Illllt, $t.4!l; hard wltlto,
lllunsteni. Ilaart. $l.4l: soft white
$1.42; western whlto, $1.11; hard
winter, northern Boring, $1.10; wost
nrn red, $l.:tS.
Today's car receipts Wheat, 3:
flour, 8; corn, 3; oats, 8; hay, 10.
San Francisco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21. Duttor-
fat, f. o. b. San Kranclsco, 04c.
China pheasant huntlnc with
broom was an innovation In the
sporting world yesterday when Ivan
t;alner, a local realty man, attempt
ed to kill a pheasant which had
alighted In the parking along tho
Southern pacific right-of-way near
the Chamber of Commerce building.
Th hlrri was attemntinir to hide
In n clump of bushes at the basej
of the flagpole there, when Onlner,
. with tho caution of a veteran nlin
rod, slowly but surely approached
the bushes with tho broom upraised
With a mighty heave he
the sweeping implement on the un
suspecting bird which, taking alarm,
at once flew away tn the direction
of the city park. The pheasant, It
Is presumed, sought refuge In the
clti' from tho aim of hunters' guns
In the fields.
Vomen Teachers Smoke
OAKLAND, Cal. Women teachers
who Indulge in cigarettes ire respon
sible for smoking amon-t girl students
said Mrs. Cs W Johnson, president of
The first anniversary of Hunt's
Craterian theatre and tho sixth an
niversary of the George A. Hunt Co..
uwners And . operators .of the Cra
terian and Iilalto theatres, occurred
yesterday. Many congratulations
were received by Mr. Riul Mrs. Hunt.
One Medford citizen said:
"Tho peoplo of Medford arc
proud of tho fact that the peo
plo of Medford, southern Oregon
and northern California appreciate
their efforts to ' give them the best
"legitimate shows" traveling, ns well
as high class vaudeville, tho best
pictures from all tho loading film
producers, and last but not
first class music by somo
best artists on tho coast.
"The public nro also proud ol
the theatres and eompllments for.
the George A. Hunt eompany arc
heard every day. It Is Indeed V real
pleasure for home folks to brag
brought to vl"'lor" ot 1110 '"'' nownorc
I date theatre than Hunt's Craterian.
and the nto take them to the theatre
and "show them'."
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have been In
the show busings here for 15 years,
understand tho business thoroughly,
and v.'ork on the theory that tho best
is none too good kr their patrons
San Francisco Poultry.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21 Poultry
Fryers. Leghorn. 2 to 2V4 lbs.. 30 H
32c; colored, 2 to 2' lbs., 30&31C.
Young rooBtcrs, colored, 3 lbs.. 30 Iff
31c: stagey, showing spurs, nominal
eghorn hens. 2V6 lbs.. 'Zi(a 2ic: 3 lbs..
!Gt(2Sc; to 3 lbs., 28 1 30c
least,
of the
Thev also own an Interest in the
Ulvoll theatre nt Grants Pass.
Mrs. Hunt devotes most of her
attention to designing and writing
saia i Jonnsou, I'looiuum ut , ------ - " . ,,,
the AUmeda county division of the!"" , 'or ' Craterian and Walto,
W. C. T. U. In addressing a conven- and the ads are recciilzed nil over
tlnn of the order.
being nmung the b'i
Ithe roast
land most attractive of this line
The Woman Pays.
NEW ' YOr.l. Mrs. Grace M.
l.o,ilh Is in bankruptcy, having only
SliOO of the 15.000,000 her husband
left her. Hho lost money In really,
which built up his fortune.
Work Wearing Yon Out?
Medford Folk Kind n Hud Hack n
Heavy Handicap
Ih your work wearlnj you out? Are
you tortured with throbbinK backache
feel tired, weak and dlscourHcert ?
Then look to your kidneys! Many
occupations tend to weaken the kid
neys. Constant backache, ncadacnes,
dizziness and rheumatic pains arc the
result. You suffer annoying bladder
irrcKUlHilties; feel nervoun. Irritable
and worn out. Don't wait! Use Doup'n
Fills a stimulant diuretic to the kid
neys. Worker "everywhere recwm
mend Doan'K. Here'n a Aledforfl case:
Mrs. A. K. Vroman. 1 24 Tripp 8t.,
says: ".My kWneys troubled me for
Ion time and J became run down and
suffered from nervous, dizzy spells.
had no energy and often had to
neKlect my housework, t tired easily
nnd my kidneys acted Irregularly.
used Imn'a Tills nnd they soon rc
lieved tho trouble entirely.
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply nk for n kidney ronvdy ".H
Dunn's I'llls the same that Mr. Vro
tnnn h;id. Koster-Mllbut n Co., !Mm.
Resident Has
Awful Experience
"J was twice confined In hos
pitals. In the last one nothing but
gruel water was injected into mo
4 tl mes n dajp, as my sto n inch
would not retain any food. I suf
fered terribly; was reduced to a
skeleton. My folks saw un ad cf
Mayr's Wonderful Hemedy and It
has suroly saved' my life. I weigh
180 lbs. now.?' It is a fdmple.
harmless preparation that removes
tho catarrhal mucus from tho hi
testlnul tract and allays the in
flammation which- causes practi
cally all stomach, liver nnd Intes
tinal nllinents.i Including appendi
citis. :One dose will convince or
money refunded; At nil druggists.
;;' ' i adv.
Who's Your
Barber?
Do you talk of "your barber" as you
do your doctor? Many people do, ac
cording to the boys at the Highway
Barber Shop who say that as a rule
when folks find a barber that ploases
them, they will o to him regularly
for years. When nsked as to tho oili
est customer thoy recalled some cus
tomers that liavo bocn on tho list for
17 years.
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Thoy also say men customers nro as
partlculnr as women nbout their work
anil they mako an extra effort to give
the best service to all.
C. T. Noe has pleased tho peoplo of
Medford for 17 years, C. 1j. Saylor ior
16 yearn and Adam llolomau for 2
years. ,
The Highway Barber Shop Is locat
ed 50 foot ofr Main on North River
side. All equipment is new and mod
ern. Hair cutting for men, women and
children are featured by this shop.
NOE & SAYLOR, Proprietors
H Drive in
Vour Car
Today!
We'll Install a Rex Enclontrs
or Top in a ftui hours!
And then you and your family
can ride In warmth and com
fort in the coldest and rainiest
weather. The low cost will
surprise you quite as much as
the added warmth, beauty
and comfort will delight you.
Drive in today!
Htx Eatttlmwu ' avaiUhU
Ior lhM caw Bulck CarfU '
or, Chri'reltl, Chryilrr,
Vodt H rolK. f, Hu bmatH U,
Maxell. Na.li, OUmublle
mi SttuUbuJisr . . ,
F.f. BURK
Opposite 8. P. Depot, Medford
TrtOV Enclosures
MANJf'S The Best Goods for the Erice, No Matter What the Price- MANN'S
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Mann s 15th Anniversary Sale
THURSDAY IS OPPORTUNITY DAY!
' Great Big Money Savers Tomorrow!
BLOE ROSE TOILET PREPARATIONS
Lanchiere Blue Rose Toilet Preparations are made only for Mar
shall Field & Co. We are the only store in Medford that carry
this line. Our stock is complete and will fill every requirement.
Blue Ko.se Face Powder, all shades,
IE? SEX, $lrP
Blue Kose Beauty Cream, djl 1Q
Very Speeial 1 lU
Blue Bose Vanishing Cream. QC
85 c
Blue Rose Compacts,
special 89 to $2.50
Blue Rose Talcum Powder, all odors.
Xery. , 25c
Special
Blue Rose Lip Sticks that won't
rsi,r:vr,;:;,:iv 50 c
cry Special
Verv Special
Blue .Rose Coltl,...,, ,.e
Cream '.
Opportunity Day in Corset Department
"Women's Muslin Slips with 20-inch
sliadowproof hem. C 1 . O C
Very Special, each A"
Women's Crepe Gowns in flesh col
or;' up $lvahus; r :- ; gQC'"
Opportunity Day price
Women's Crepe and N a-i n s o o k
Bloomers, in all colors. QtXs
Opiiortunity Day price
Women's Rubber Aprons, in plain
and fancy styles;. up to 89c values.
Opportunity Day i vfiQc
price
Opportunity Day in Domestic Department
Dress Ginghams for women's house
dresses and children's school dresses,
guaranteed fast colors, in plain "col
ors, checks nnd . plaids, M2 inches
wide; our regular JiOc grade. 22 C
Opportunity Day price, yard..
Curtain Marquisette, extra lieayy,
double thread, in white only, an un
usual durable quality, 30 inches wide;
regular price 45c.. f
Thursday, yard
36-inch Lingerie Crepe, in blue pink,
orchid and white; 'pretty floral pat
terns; v'toe values.' PQr
Thursday, yard
Outing Flannel, 36 inches wide, in
stripes and checks; a' good grade,
sells regularly at 29c. OKr
Thursday, yard
T i.,..l, 1K ,'i.J u,;,L lill-
IJ1UI.11 avf anv:iiv n t ivit, . .
bleached; regular price' 25c' 1 Qr ,
mi l..,. l XiVv
jiuumun, (ciiii
Bath Robiugs, heavy quality, double
faced, fleeced Robing, 27 inches
wide; usually sold at 75c. Ar
Thursday only, yard..
Waste Baskets, light", and durable,
made 'of fiber Covered with cretqnne,
braid finished, pink "and lavender
only; regular price $1.25: r CkKc
Thursday, each
Opportunity Day in Dress Goods Dept.
3()-inch Corduroy "in fancy stripes,
colors feldspar, firefly, mountain ha
zel, hoiicydew and poppy, suitable
for khnonas and bath robes. ' Special
2 $1.69
27-inch striped and figured Flannels;
good values at $2.69.. - J0 Q
Thursday, yard .......!.'.......,,
27-inch red Flannel to make your
little girl a new dress or to trim
an old one. $1 45
On sale Thursday, yard....'' "'
54-inch all wool Tweeds, in blue and
brown plaids, excellent material for
sports wear; regular price. $2.50.
Thursday., ' $2.29
Opportunity Day in Underwear Dept.
Women's silk and wool Union Biits,
Richelieu brand, built up tops, knee
length; a splendid ; (tl QC
bargain. Thursday, suit.. .
Women's fleece lined Vests, Riche
lieu brand, in long and elbow length
sleevesv On sale, - ! Qftr
Thursday, each ..:........! .....P0
Womenrs cotton knit Bloomers, in
pink and white, all sizes; regular
price 89c. Opportunity 75c
Day price, pair
Misses' Union Suits, cotton aud wool
mixed, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves,
knee and ankle lengths, in all sizes.
Thursday,, ' $1.98
suit
Opportunity Day in Hosiery Department
"Humming Bird" Silk Hose,' the
best wearing quality made, all colors
and sizes; sells regular at $1.50;
Opportunity Day price, 25
Women's silk and wool . Hose, all
colors and sizes. hi 2 0
On sale Thursday, mxv....''K''
"Kayser's" Silk Hose for women, iii
all colors, black slipper heel; our
regular price $2.50. Thursday's
Sale price, $2.1 ft
nair
t Children's silk and wool Hose, nil
.' colors and sizes. 'fit:, tl.'flQ
On sale Thursday, pair....''
Opportunity Day in Gloves and Neckwear
Misses' Novelty Fabrie Glovefj,
gauntlet cuffs made of contrasting
colors, sizes 2 to 5, come in shades
of cocoa, mode and beaver. On sale
Thursday, , $125
pair '.......y ,
Linen and Lace Net Collar and Cuff
Sets, Bromley and Peter Pan styles;
, regular price $1.25. $1 00
On sale Thursday, set....
Crepe dc Chine Scarfs iii a goood
line of new prints, all colors; regular
):r!iU5- , $2.95
Thiii-sdnv, each : , ,
Mann's Department Store
Phon 486-487
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Medford, Oregon
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