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HOLD BIG RALLY
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I
RIFLE CLOTHESLINE,
i 1 1
, I mi i.l
me warms
1 ' a 1
BlillliK. lAi; wchU'ih roil. II.-13,
Lg) Toiluy 8 cur receipt hi'iit, T
nurii'y, i; nuur, u; win.-., v; n.iy, a.
Tho Medfurd lilBh school will hold '
ljYCMlOt'k.
POltTLANU, Ore.. Nov. . (A.
). Cuttle receipts Jl'JJ: culvcs 135.
Murkft. cattle S5o to DOe hiKller;
cslvvs GOc to 1 Higher. Steers, me
dium, 7i.25: common". IUW7: can
ncrs und cutter -steers. 9 4 . S 0 U G :
helferH,' conimon und medium, $4. DO
flotllCMlimi tllii.Vlllir lilir'l:nv t:iuti.
rally and seriientlne TueKiluy even. inn of bad checks unci petty thievery V- t'UM'"' K00''' common and mo
II at 7:30 o'clock, with a IiIk bonfire 'ero the order for week-end in nolho dltini. fa.GO'ftS.SS- cannem and cul-
t in North Fir street, ns tho final touch circles. Approximately I0U worth of, lP". $1.5ril.6n: hulls, k'ood boor
o trie annual football game W'ednes- jewelry, clothes and other articles 1 lycurlliiKH excluded) -Mt5 common
Inv with tho Ashhind hlh school, were stolen. Ag yet no arrests have to ineoium tianners una iioiukihik,
IihIro Kelley, Couch Callison, Inoni- been mu.li
fliers of tho local team and leadine Juhn O. Cinm wii.ran i,.,i,,n t nift
fflntttdeiits will give "pel)" tulks. . North Central wns burularlzed last
The officials for the game will he nliiht, was the heaviest loser. One
f lanertid, Oregon, referee; Chapman, string of pearls, one pair of earrings.
Iregon, umpire, and a heailliiiesuiaii one cuiueo brooch, one cameo ring
rom O. A. C these selections being "d one neckhice valued at $"5 were
ipon ttie insistence ot uoucn Hughes ihkoii mere, a suKpoct. uciMinitng to
aid Professor Korsythe of Ashland, hi'lii-i. bus boon located, ami it Is ex-
knd was ostensibly launched ns a pencil that an arrest may be shortly
Medford goat getter." The "Ashland made.
goat-getter" for the Thanksgiving A man who gave his name as H.
name will be two officials from ("all- Knoles passed two alleged bad checks
fornia and one from Stanford. The of small amounts on the Valley Fuel
importing of tho officials entails tin company and Mrs. Anna Davis. In
expenditure of $200 out of tile pro- whose rooming house Knoles stayed
Iceeds of the game for both schools. lor some time. In addition Knoles is
Tho entiro Medford squad la In tho alleged to have stolen two suits of
tlipst physical condition of the year clothes and two overcouts from other
and "pepped up more than thov were roomers.
for the Marshfleld contest! The Ash-' The clothesline thieving occurred
hand team is reKrted In good shape when Mrs. "Chick" Hawk left washing
"with the exception of Cosnell, who " the line Saturday evening at her
ias a sore leg. The Ashland team home on .North Crape street, hvery
this year is light and fast und has article of the washing was taken off
recently shown marked improvement the lino. Police warn local residents
over its early season form. to avoid leuvlng clothes hunging on
Hie Ashland Tidings mints ihH wasli lines after dusk In order that
following appeal Saturday on Its cdi- this may not he repeated,
torlal page: , Tho loss of a silver ring and a hi-
! "All Ashland People, . cycle wns also reported to the police
"Ashland, Ore. , hy Klmer Howell, recently returned
friends: from SuU?m,
uu vv cuiiesiiuy, our sisier city
Medford. is to hold a gigantic
celebration, commemorating tho
ending of the world war. The
places of business In that city will
lie closed at 11 o'clock In order
that everyone may take part.
"We coujd do no better thnn
journeying the little distance
which separates ns from that city
and helping tier put over her
celebration. A little Ashland
spirit put into the affair wouldn't
he a bit amiss.
"The American Lesion Is spon
soring the celebration, and they
certainly know their stuff when
It comes to that sort or thing.
They have proved this time and
again. .
"Then. the Ashland and Med
ford football teams will be meet
ing there, offering another induce
ment for us to visit Medford.
-"Let's all pitch In and help Med
ford, tor Medford helps us.
' "Sincerely, .
"Auntie Ashland."
J. S. ANTLE CALLED
TO LAST REWARD
.Ilui K. Antic Uii-rt at tho Siu-ved
II ftirt lli'Npitiil Sunday. November 8.
at 7 p. ni., after un Mucks of no veil
weeks. - ' ?
Tho deceased was years of MKC
was horn near Vienna, Austria, De
cember (i, 1X44, and came to this
country and bicated in Atchison.
3!i4: calves, medium to choice
(milk feds excluded) Hi. RQtyH: cuIIh
and commons, $ l.ftOfii 6.f0; vcalers.
medium to choice. $!i.50f 11; culls
and common, 13.50-ti 9.
IIuk receipts. 1545; 25e higher.
Heavy weinht (250 to 3.10 lbs.) me-'
'dlum. Rood und choice. Itl.TMi
1 2. .10; medium weight (200 to !ifU
lhs.) medium, kooiI and choice, $ 12
i 12.50: liKht weight (160 to 200
lls.) common, medium, wood nnd
choice, $12. J5f&! 12.75; HkIU HKhtK
(130 to too lbs.) common, medium,
wood nnd choice, ViU 12.50; pnek
inR hofta (rotiKh smooth) $8.50 ffv
11 j slaughter pins (!0 to no lbs.)
medium, pood and choice,
feeder nnd stocker pips (70 to 130
IDs.) medium, good and choice, $12
13.
(Soft or oily liK8 nnd rousting
plus excluded In above quotations).
Sheep steady; receipts 100. hamhs,
good and choice. (Mt. Adams) $12
Of 13; medium to good (valley) $11
Hi. 13: heavy weight (02 lbs. up) $!tf
It; nil weights, culls and common,
$'JtlU: yearling wethers, medium to
choice. -fKi 10.75; cvphi common to
'choice. $40; canncrs und culls,
$1.50ffi4.
Ju rmnclMV Mai i.
KAN I'-ltANCISCO. ,'-. (. 1'.)
liugcrrui fo. b.. Smi KiamlKco.
0(ic.
SAN KltAN'ClSCO. Nov. It. ( Ked
eral State Market News tiervlrc)
Apples, i'alifornla Imixcs: Itellef lowers
fancy. $ 1.50 ?( 2; Jonatlums. fancy.
$1.00iii l.Tft; Newtowns" fancy, four
tier $1.751 1.U0: 3 tier, ft.00 4
2.20.
Washington: Jonathans evtra fancy
$2i 2.2 ": fancy, $1.75ii2: khuIc.
Jl.fiO'if 1.7ft; Jlinnes, f a n c y large.
$2.2ftfi 2..10; choice, tl.i;,fi 2: De
licious, fancy nnd extra fancy, $3 M
a.ftO; Oregon; Winter bananas, fancy
2.2ft'ii 2.50; "("' grade. $i.sfti 2.2ft:
Spitzenberg, extra fancy. $J.501i 2.7ft;
fancy, $2.251 :'.50; fancy, $2.2 5 if
2.50; '"(." grade, $2. lift 'i 2.S5.
I'lah: Jonathans, $ 1.2ft ft l.ft bas
ket; Newtowns. extra fancy, $2.2 ft ff(
2.3ft; fancy. $l.!IOi 2.10.
l'cars: Winter Nelis. $33.50: No.
2. $2 fV 2.. 10; few poor packs low as
$l.ft0: Oregon d'Anjous. fancy. $3.50
tf4 box.
uict mid had attended the Lincoln Tho majority of llii fiaikliig houses
scho.Q of Medfortl, for GUe. four pre- htivo closed, nllhou soino aro still
cedlii! years. qMi was wl-ll known open, us shown by tho fact that two
in Mctuoru. as well as 0 iratl anil citi'iouus
his many friends and neiKhliors will yosterday
Trail and citiiouds of in pi oh were shipped ist
r:u hunaiod
bcorry to learn of his dealh. Alva carloads of pears and apples uro In
was born at 1'ayton. Oregon. July 8, cold storage to be shipped at later
lliu'i and was 10 years. 4 months dates extending through tho whiter
and 'l day old at the lime of his months and spring,
death. The entire total of cars moved from
The funeral services will be held tho Valley so far reach 2273. an
Thursday afternoon ut :3u from tho amount which is several hundred in
lvrl Funeral Home and Iter. J. l). t'xeesa or last years entire total
Howe of the Christian church will
officiate
cemetery.
Interment at the Medford
2 DAMAGE SOUS
MclHlNOI'till .1. W. .Mt-lliinoUKll.
well-known resltli'llt ,f Ashland, dirt!
at his home In thai city this nuirn
Iiik ut u : :t U, ut'ler a shurt illncHx.
He was horn in the Wlllnw Spi'illKK
dlHtrirt In lsi mill hiitl Klient lil-ae-
lic-ally his entire lite in iSoKiie lilver Answers to two ilainaKe suIIh filed
valley. He leaves to iniiurn his loss, '' the circuit court auailisl local coll
his wife, two daiiKhteis and tw.icerns were Hied last week,
brothers, all of whom, with the c"-1 In the suit of the Medford Ware
eeptlon of nm. In-other, are valley 1 house company acalnst the Maso'u
iesi,ie.ii Tim Ci, i win i, i.ni.i Klnninii coiupaiiy of I'orllaiid. with a
Wednesday nriernooit at A s h 1 a n d 1"'nch store in this city, lor l.'O.iino
OBITUARY
WICU.S Martha Wells wife of A.
8. Wells and n well-known resilient
ot Medford, passed away at the
homo of Mr. Wells' sister. .Mrs. J.-W.
Sinylo on Pacific highway, ninth,
Sunday inornlnK nt the hkc of &i
years.
Mrs.
with .11. r. stork in ehai-Ke und in
terment will he made at Ashland.
1765 CARLOADS OF
Wells was horn
aliened damages arising from a tire
that Kiitted the InilldinK Uctolier 31.
1IU-, tho allegations of carelessness
In liandlinK of uialclies stored In the
warehouse are denied. The answer
holds that the total diunaKes as a re
sult of the fire "were not in excess ol
i5lKI0 and that fiifiOu Insurance was
collected for tho loss." Dismissal of
the action Is sotiKht.
In tho suit of (i. A. AlhriKhl, n
former Southern Pacific train dis
. patcher of Hoddlnus, t'ul., acalnsl Ihc
To date approximately lTiiS carloads Hotel Holland Tor $l,ri,iino alleKed dam
of pears. 4S7 carloads of apples, IS aues as a result of an elevator acci
cars of peaches and three cars of dent in Kehruary, 1!LM, to Alhriuht
jmxeil fruit have been shipped to when he attempted to rescuo his
leu-ei eastern markets hy packluK plains I yoiin--; son. who had pitifully started
locHieu in me iiiiiereui secuous oiiiue mi. aileuatlolis ol cnrelessness
SKINNY MEN
-, A
Thin Men
Run Down Men
Nervous Men
Vim probably know that Cod Liver
(11 is the greatest flesh producer in
the world.
HccatiKc It contains more Vitanilncs
than any other food you can get.
You'll he Kind to know that t oil
I.Ivor Oil come in sugar coated tali
lets now, so If you really want to put
lo or 2li pounds of solid healthy flesh
your Itnnt's and feel well und
strong ask Heaths lrug Store, or
any drunuist for a box of Mct'oy'a
rod Liver Oil Compound Tablets.
.Only iH) cents for tin tablets and If
you dim't uain five pounds in yu flays
ur dniKKlst 1" authorized to hand
you back the money yuu paid for
them.
It isn't anything unusual for a per
son to gain In pounds In 'in days.
"tjet Meioy's. the original and gen
uine iod Liver Oil Tablet."
Hogue river valley. Of this amount.
laOO carloads of the pears and :!:( of
I'-ggM.
county. Ksnsas, Hecember 31, IS7,
and with her husband camu to Ore
gon and located ut Medford In ' ! lllP al1e8 wero shipped from this city.
jioti. wiiHii " pruit season is practlcallv
resident, except tlie last four yeaj s lg, (
spent near Cottnge. Orove, Ore. Sh
leaves besides her husband, four
and negligence are denied and that
"defendant had no way of Unowlni;
mat the elevalor emiiptncnt was ut
over, tractive (o a child, as charged."
POKTLANl. Ore., Nov. fl. (A. TM children Harold, of Medford. Oeurgo
Kggs steady. Current receipts. 47c; of Honolulu, who is in the U. b.
fresh medium, 39 Vj rfi' -10c; fresh navy; Miss Leona und Kloyd of Cot
standard firsts, -Hill I6Vc; fresh'tago Clrove, Ore.
standard extras, 48 V. 5 -lite. j Deceased wus u member of the
: Medford circle, lJidics of Woodci aft.
Butter. I Funeral services will bo held at ('on-
Ilutter steady. Kxtra cubea. city, ger chapel nt 1:00 p. m., Tuesday,
55c; standards, G4e: prime firsts( Kev. Thuemlcr of the Ail vent 1st
63c; firsts. 4c; undergrades noml-i church, of which she was a member
nal; prints, 67c; cartons. 68c. (for many years, will officiate. The.
Milk steady. Hest churning cream body will be held for entombment
65e net. shipper's track In zone one.; hi the Medford Mausoleum and will
('ream delivered portlund, 6'Jc, I taw
milk 4 per cent) $2. GO cwt., f. o. b.,
Port I mid.
be placed to rest next Monday.
Poultry. ' .
Poultr- steady. .Heavy liens, 25e
Kansas, In 1864, where he took out , jitht, 17c; springs. 231'2.ric; broilers deceased was a son of Mr. and "Mrs,
his naturalization papers and became 2Sfti29c; .vounK white ducks. 22 R. 13. Pavton of Trail, Oregon. He
PAYTOX Alva Maurice Payton
passed away ut tho Sacred Heart
Hospital this morning after a lin
gering illness of many mouths. The
loyal American citizen. He mar
ried Katheiine Mohrbachcr In Atchi
son. February 21. 1S(!8 and to that1
happy - union were born three chil
dren;', one daughter who died in In
fancy and Hi F, and J. ., Antle 'of
this city, both of whom, together
with their mother and several grand
and great -grandchildren, survive the
deceased. - " ' ; 1
'" In 1JM0 trre famllv moved tn Med
ford, where they have since resided.
The deceased had lived a retired
life in Medford, except for eight
years when ho served as city park J
I superintendent.
The funeral will be held in Con-
n...i - ii ti n i, 1 gL'r's funeral parlors tomorrow at
Owing to tho Uncss of A. R 1'row n m cunlu,.tC( ,,y ,0 Moil.
dressed turkeys
3031c.
1otntocs.
Onions steady, $1.001.70.
Potutoes steady, $2"t2JuO.
TRIAL IS DELAYED
Wheat.
POIITLAND. Ore., Nov. 9. (A. '.)
Wheat: , JJBB hard white, $1.04;
hard white, hluestem,. baart, $l.fi:i;
soft white. $1.4"; western white.
$1.4(1: hard winter. $1.44
10(!j42c; live.' sides his parents, he leaves to mourn
his loss four sisters. Airs. .Myrtle
Dawson, of Trail: Mrs. Vearl Me
Cay of C'opeo. Cal.: Mrs. I.tllinn
llnwkswood of Santa Kosn oil.: Ml.s
Juanita I'ayton of Trail;' also five
brothers, Karl, of -Central i'olnt ;
Italph. of Trail: James of Aberdeen,
Washington; Harold: pf Hanlu. Itosa,
California,' und aulp CornillK, Cali
fornia.
Alva wns In tho Stli made of tho
Quldren . v
MOTHER:- Fletcher's
Castori.t is a pleasant, harm
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
l'arcgoric, .Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe
cially prepared fur Infants in anus and Children -all ages.
northern Ijiurelhurst school of the Trail dls-
To avoid imitations, always look' for the signature of C&aJrXV:aUcM.'U
proven direction mi each package Physicians everywhere recommend it.
ern AVoodmen yt America, of which
he was a member. Interment In
Jacksonville cemetery.
of Ashland, a juror In the trial of
Jlyman Huntley, section crew worker
'charKed with first degree murder as a
result of the fatal stabbing last Sep-,
teniber of Jesse James (lihlis. In a
quarrel over the alleged attentions
paid by Glhbs to Mrs. Huntley, a new
jury panel wa ordered drawn this
looming hy Circuit Judge C. M.
Thomas, and a recess was taken until
this afternoon, when the work of fill
ing Urown's placo In the box will be-
Kta. -
i It is expected that tho rcniniiMlcr
oi toi ays sessions win he iiovoted to ,..- v)es ., on ln progrillll
securing a new juror, and tho open-1 fur .Armiuii.. n,,-.,i, ih
Iiir statements hy lsith sides, and tliat I csy r , (;,,,. orgaDt!!aHon. which
inn- mniim ui HJaLnuuiij win OUH'II HI
the morning.
FOOTBALL FILMS TO
BE SHOWN WED. EVE
'PIRATES OF PENZANCE'
TO BE GIVEN AGAIN
AT
Llccaiisc so many people were
turned away from the performance of
"The Pirates of Penzance" given n
week ago in the school auditorium sit
Phoenix, a second presentation has
j!0U requested. The opera delighted
' lie lnre audience that overtaxed the
1 Keating capacity of the school assem
lil.v and the acting of tho principals.
together with tho snappy choruses
was a revelation ol child artistry.
; The average age of the large cast Is
between 11 and 12 years, hut no actors
lot more mature years. It is declared,
: ever put more sincerity into their tin
personations than was exhibited hy
these diminutive performers.
Tho second presentation of "The
Pirates will be given Friday night.
November 111, and another record at
tendance Is anticipated. Between the
two acts, Mrs. Charles Hazclrlgg,
whose achievements as an opera
prima donna are widely known, will
.sing several numbers.
! Exceptional Bargains
of Local Merchants
For Armistice Day
The merchants of Medford are put
ting on exceptional bargains for Ann
tsilce day morning and are co-uperat-
: Ing with the American Iglon to make
i these bargains us attractive as pos
.slide.
I .Most of the stores will he open from
S until 11 o'clock Wednesday morning
j and It will pay the people of southern
! Oregon, also the outside visitors, to
take advantage of these wonderful
offers.
Read the double pa.-ze ad in tomor
row's Mall Tribune for these ieclals
is cooperating with the American
U'Kiou In making tho celebration
succors. The program will h pre
sented In tho evening, starting at
i:;iil o clock and lasting until 8::in
when tho Armistice ball and French
village "re scheduled to opon.
' The films will he shown lit the
Copco building by means of a new
transparent screen on which the pic
tures are projected from behind tho
screen rather than In front, as Is the
usual -case.
"Copco Current Kvents." in which
local people and pluces appear, will
be shown, as well as other films of
interest to this locality.
When You
Feet a
Cold
Com
ing
On
Laxative
Brom
r
tablets
XQuininei
to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against
an attack of Grip or Influ
enza. A Safe and Proven
Remedy. Price 30c.
The box bears this signature
HX ,111
Thittinv the
YARDSTICK
Progress
IhE BUSINESS WORLD has an accurate measure with
which it gauges the growing value of securities. It is PRICE.
Since 1922, when The California Oregon Power Company first
offered its 7 Preferred Stock for public investment, the price
has steadily advanced with each successive issue from $92.00 a
share in 1922 to $10d.00 a share in 1925, and is now above par.
'6 Preferred Stock
yielding 6.52 net
' H & Li
IPOWIA COMPANY
How the Company
Has Crown
' In this same period the Company's
investments in generating plants.lines,
equipment, etc., more than doubled in
size.
Its net earnings" were over $1,000,.
000.00 for 1924 as compared with
$550,000.00 for 1920. It spent nearly
$300,000.00 more (mostly in the
communities In which it operates)
for operating expenses and taxes.
It paid to Preferred Stock holders
approximately $260,000.00 in Pre
ferred Stock dividends in 1925.
The Measuring Stick
Goes Up
The announcement of the new
issue of Copco Six Per Cent Pre
ferred Stock, to yield 6.52 at a '
price of $92.00 per share, marks
another important advance in the
progress of this Company and the
communities which it serves.
Any member of our organization
will gladly accept- your order for
shares of the new Preferred Stock.
Ask him about it now and particu
larly about the Copco Monthly Pay
ment Plan for easy investment.
The California Oregon Power Company
Office:
Medford, Grants Past, Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
' Yreka, Dunsmuir, California.
WUR.MKTNIJI4
TONIGHT
"THE NIGHT SHIP"
A thrilling story of love and
adventure on land and sea
with Mary Carr and Robert
Gordon.
BEGINS TOMORROW
MATINEE
Peter B. Kyne's
FASCINATING
South Sea
Romance.
-VfittWIM 1
THRILLS! ACTION!
BEAUTY ! ROMANCE !
with
ANITA
8TEWART - .
BERT 1.YTELL
RIALTO
rhe YELLOW
PENCIL
with the
iDBAND
EAGLE
SM rMlwMSI
Cook with gas,
tf
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