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oo " PAOE SIX' METVFOTtD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, OHEfl ON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1f. 102.' EVERYTHING READY FOR CELEBRATION OF ARMISTICE DAT Tomorrow will bo a, I1k day iilt Jledford with hundreds of oul-of-; town visitors. Most or Hie Mures! will rcinnln open until II n. in., fori tho benefit of thorn who wt,h to; shop but will closa promptly at i , 8:30 p. m., the hour set for mo ana win move Kast on Main hi reel that "time In onlei to Join In Ihe. ob-l Armistice Day celebration or grnna uf,ming ot ln0 Arnilstlco ball, from the Washington school to Itlver aervanro of Armlstlco hour. Krumj tomorrow. Ilcpoits of tho celebra-, ,pu L.nr0 for lno we crowd, the le-slde, north on Itivi rsldo lo Sixth that time on tho biff celebration will' tlon committees Indicated that the gUtn has secured botli dauco halls street, west on Mxlh to flartlctt, lie In full awing with no dull mo-j whole program hail been carefully 0f tlio Medford Natatorium and has south tm ltnrtl-tt to Main, west on incuts up uritll artcr mldlilKht. Tim planned and would go off without a' engaged two orchcslras. Tllo largo .Main to Hotel Medford, startlm; iliiv'n i.i-.iifrni.i la aniil in l,n on., of hitch. Heorcs of legionnaires were I Jiall. the Oriental ball room, will bo promptly at 1 1 :00 a. in. All oignnlz- tho best in tho state. . Mcdfnid'a l.nlii illslrli l In ox-I poetcd lo present a patrlotii; appear-' mice, when tho merchants set out) their flaws. Many of tho stores will also be decorated with special patri" olio window displays in lienor of tho day. It is expected that with tho first-hand information recently desslmatod by tho Medford Legion Armistice program that there will be no difficulty in displaying national emblems or bunting correctly. The enro and respect of the American flag la a subject to which little at tention has often been paid in the past, and tho local IckIoii post Is winning" commendation for plarlnK Diln Information ' In the lunula of the people. Medford will havo tho opportilnity ot wltnesslnic a rritular "Ijull-flKht" tomorrow when tho leulon "stunt' lominittoo starts to function. An Imported bull with a bud reputation will play tho leadinic rolo In the com bat with u well-known local leirion lialrrc as his adversary. Jhls is but one ' of llio many entertaining fea tures or the freo entertainment in which a young army of cx-soidiers. goats, donkeys and oilier wild flni lualn will participate Ihrouchout tile day. Ashland merchants plan to close their stores at 11 a. in. tomorrow In order to Join with Medford In the big Armislico day celebration hero. I lie Ashland legion has been Invited by Commander MeKlhose of the local post to march In the parade with the Medford legion and a good turn out of tlio Lltlila Clly veterans In jooaeu ror. Football funs .will nccoinpany their team to this city for tho big game In the afternoon and the total Ash land; representation will no, doubt inako un Impressive showing. FI FROM E. P. DANCE Itaclng proved expensive to ' four inotorlBtB returning to this A-lty from tho dunco held at Eagle Point Sat urday night, for when they pleaded guilty In Justice Cllonn O. Taylor's court yesterday, following their ar rest by state Trufric Officer J. J. McMahon and Deputy Sheriff Lewis Jennings on tho Crater Lake high way near tho clly limits, each wus fined I6. According to the officers, tho four cars, threo of which were Kord coupes, were traveling at rates rang ing from 40 to 4G miles per hour in cfi'orta to mnko tiro best speed. Of ficers Jennings and McMahon stop ped threo. wlillo tho fourth attempt ed to leavo tho scene, only to hi' stopped later by Jennnlgs uftcr a uhurt chase. Tho Hires arrested first are Kred A. I'tllll, N. CI. Howen, and Kdwurd Jturkutf whllu John Jensen was the fourth. All are local youths. ARMISTICE DAY DEBATE The llnpllst church has prepared a special Armlstlco day program for tomorrow ovenlng, consisting of n song fest, a short devotional service of "Memory and Hopo" and a debate. "Itosolvcd That War Is a (loud Thing." Tho afflrnintlvo will be taken by Klton Waldron and Orae Moore: neg ative. A Herd Andorson and S. II. Simmons. Kach speaker will be al lowed four minutes to present his arguments, with tho nuillcnrc acting s Judges. The delaitu will be fol lowed by a social hour and refresh ments. Cook with gas. if Nicest Laxative. "Cascarets" 10c llon't stav lteadschr, dirty, sick. Nothing tl relieves that bilious, enn tiiatedfeelins so nicely as candy-like "C'ans rets." Take one or two of these p-lratant laxa tive tablets any time, to gently atimulatn your liver anil alart your boela. Then vou will feel tnr, your head beeomrt elrar, atom- AT BAPTIST CHURCH AUIUKUNb W1LU, n nmo Oniiioiirn Straighten Up! cn aweet, toague pink, kln roy. "C'airareis" gently rlram twrrn and rrfreah entire avatrm. 1 hey never gripe, overact or aleken. Direc tions for men, women and rhililren on taru box. any drugtfe. o HOLDS ARECORD one of the hlKKent leuion meetiUKH m many months was held nt tho Armory him nlKlil. Many business mutters 'were disposed of In rapid fl,. or,,,.r Blll flnil, ,)luni ,aU, for Impressed Into ai tlvo aervlco for tho day III order lo nrovldii for tho nu mcioua details of the extensive pro- '' An appeal for more members to Join tho ranks of those who havo song. Hero will bo found a repro oald their 1!I21 dues in advanco re- dnction of the little French settle- suited in Ihe addition of 22 "new names lo Ihe list of over forty now, orles In the heart of tho duush-boy"ln noun uamiaic. on tho "honor roll." With these w,0 ,v ovcr there. I A" commercial flouts will form on additions It is expected that Med- ,ff of efficient decorators laurel street, headed by the city flro ford post will hold her lead In tho under Tom Hwom. has been working department. Decorated automobiles stale. day ami night on this bit: feature fo1"' on Main atrcct. west of Laurel. The IckIoii du. k hunt, which Is un,i the results iroinlso to surprlso "ml comic f'ults a'1 HluntH oil Mis aeheduled for next Hulurilny came up cveryon. tletoo street. KIomIs entered by oi- for dlseuHslon and many members A Vpl l.-rench cafo with rcallf which also have marchers sld.lfied their Intention ot purlicl-: j-ren' i maids mid Rood IhiiiKS to'1" 11,le "J'0 "Pcclecl lo accompany patini:. Colonel I'aine made a report on Ihe Aiiierh aiilntlmi proKiam of Mod-' ford post, which is an Important wurlt. The mutter of a permanent. a p"ppy un.-liestru will mipply mmnorlitl fur Jmksun county sol- American "Jazn" for thoHt; who dc dlorn who poilshrd in the Into world niro a chance from the luro hull umueappohaodtacarVo; this Important a.tlvlty which has war wuh hrotiKht up nnd a Hpcdal Imen under consideration for several years. j Jnilhitlim of two new inomherR whs hold nnd n numher of visiting members were introduced. .Some rare, old hooks of Civil War tlmos were displayed hy Leglouairo Ivltoy, with a plan wherohy the lo glon could realize u subst.tnthil sum of money through their snlo. Tho "post kitty" which has been an or phun for scvonil months wus finally adopted by Clarenco Kelxur to the evident distaste of the balance of the crowil. nil of whom had been trying ( claim tho "pel" for many meetings. The meeting closed with an ap peal by Commander McKlhoso. thiit' every Leglonnairre nnd ex-service man In Jackson county bo in the pa rade. In uniform If posisblc; If not lo "bo there anyway without fall." LOCAL BOY TAKES t m" , ?(,A' thG "ileBl and outlying dintrlctH ight onvon National tiuards- ot' thu cUy yot unt0l,ched. The dona men, threo from Portland, took pre- UonH ran0 from $1 to $,,)0 wU u Urn nary West Point entratH-e ex- ftvorBgo hovtMing about the $5 mark, aminattons today nt the Portland The buduM nntlhtod for ih .,na.,in.r armory. The two high men In tho wnin win uc ciiKioio 10 ihku mo en- jouuu and. according to present indi trance oxnmlnntions. Major Clarence cations, this amount mav be exceeded I. .Mc.Murray headed tho exumina-.by sovoral hundred dollars when the tlon hoard. drive has been completed. A totnl of i nose wno took tne examinations wore Corporal Jackson. Jr. howltsfer company; Corporal Will la m C. Webb, Jr.. hi'iidiiuartors company, and Pri- vnto William Hamilton, Jr., Com-' puny M. nil of l2nd Infantry; Ser- geant Wddon Mellon, company A, isiith Infantry, Medford; Borgcnnt Herman I Walrunn, company C, Iti'.'nd Infantry Kugene; Private II. Ullbuls Lewis, enmpnny M, 162nd In. fiintry. t:orvnllis; l'rlvate Joy J. NiukIiIIii. company A. IS.'lId In fun try. McMlnnvlllo. and IMilvaio Enill Ktinke. Iiattery U, Mtith, o. (.'orvullls. A. C, An nulo rulllslon Involving throe cars occurred at Central Point yester day nflnrnoon when I. K. Tillniun ot Portland, driving a lluilson. connected with tho "trackloss trnln." crashed into a Hulck driven by Peter Vander plaets nt the Intersection of I'lno nntl Third streets, while the latter was altnmiillnK to turn aroiinl. rfter lieini! struck the Hulck coiv I lulled to run In a circle and struck a llulek sedan, owned by Dr. V. H. Ilecknian, which was parked near the curb. Tile Ihrcn cars were badly diininged. nccoidlni; to Mule Traffic Offleor C. P. Talent, who arrived on tlio scene shortly after the accident occurred. Tillman la said to hare accepted the lilnmo for the unfortunate alliilr. PIERCE 'CLEARS UP' KAI.KM. fire. Xnv. Ifl. flovernor , " , , . , . Pierce todny issued a proclamation' oci'iaring loniorrow, Allllisiicn onyi a legal holiday and a nou-Judicliil day. Tills was done for tho purpose of clearing up misapprehension rela tive to the status of tho day as a holiday, particularly In Portland, where apmii of tho judges Intended to hnlllicomt. I An V.tntnido to Follow. I.ONtiON "I 4ave drunk a loving cup wiifc the Herman ambassador."! -aid Auslen Chamberlain al a Oull.l huniiel. "What h and I havo dona tins evening may our nations do I it n 1 1 1 1 n iiiii n . J UAKd oiviMontu A GALA AFFAIR Arnilstleo nlKhl will be fltthiK.y observed tomorrow thanks to the elnhorato plans of the Medfunl lo- Kion. Thero will foe numerous cnler- talnmcnt features from dark until UB(,U fr ti,o big danco, while the small hall will liouso the French village wheru will bo presented tho entertainment features consisting of hluu-claas vaudeville acts, music and ment, which mill awakens fond meni - eat will present a lure for "those who wish to. dine, and little French shupa will IntriKuo even the most blaso passer-by to stop and look. and winh to danoo a la Krance. The.ho no7 careo d find In the French village plenty of , diversion to occupy the evening thus allowing more space In tho larger ballroo'in for the real dance fans. There will he no extra charge for (the French village, uno admission covering both feature attractions. Up to noon todny ?:'Kn hud been collcctnil in cash and pledges by the ten tennis of solicitors, composed of business men, working in tho Interest of tho annual Hod Cross drive which comnicncod yostordn.v. . A total of j.-iioo of this amount is cash, while me remainder la ple lged. . Tlio re suit of tho drive SO far is a reeniil for tho first two dnvs of onv drive Iover launcnoii. Tho entire amount was solicited from ihe himliiniiM' lfuli-lnt inn..i.,. year hy the local Hnd Cross Involves .iuu is expected from outsido com munltles, such as Phoenix. Tnlnnt Contrai Point nnd Jacksonville: $1200 Will be donated by the county, $500 by the city and $1500 is yet oxpoctcd tram donatious by Individuals In the City. Thursday's campaign covering (lie residential and outlying districts will o launched hy several teams, coin posod of local women Tho canvassers will Include; three Konerals. each havliiK charso of four l'tlns. The orKnnlr.allon Is ns fol lows: Mrs. James Owen. General Mrs. It. .1. fonroy. Mrs. Dclroy Clelch oil. Mrs. Charles lirown ami Mrs. A. It. Cunningham, captains; Mrs. L,. K. Williams, general. Mrs. M. Alfnrri. Mm. I.. O. Humphreys. Mrs. .lonas Wold anil Mrs. Sntehwoll, eaitalns; Mrs l.eoiwird Cnrienter, tteiierul, Mrs. Konley. Mrs. Walter llowno. Mrs'. uaipn iiuutello and Mrs. Donald Mc Kne. captuins. Kach captain will In turn havo three nsBislnnts who w visit each real donee In the city, as well as tho farms anil ranches In the county. Their rnmpiilKu Is expected to bo over bv Saturday. Red Men Celebrate Here Next Saturday . Tho Heilincn's UkIko of this city will ho host next Saturday to visiting Ited men from Oregon and northern Call- fornln. in whnt promises to be the hlg.?est meeting held by tho order in this section In years. Stato officials of high rank will be In attendance. During tho ceremonies thoro "HI lie a linmiuot. Parades, initiations and a Bemiral nllaronud good time. The final arrangements will he rnmplcteil nt a mooting to bo held tonight. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Send this ad ami ten cents lo Foley Co.. SR. 15 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. III., written your name and address clearly. You will receive n ten cent hot lie of Km.KY'S IIONIOY AXH TAU COMl'Ot'M) for roughs, colds and hoaiinicsa. also free sample pack ages of I-OI.I-IY .IMI.I.S. u iliuretlr stimulant for Ihe kidnevs. and PO LICY CATIIAHTIC TAIII.KTS for Con stlpntlon and lllliousness. These won- derful remeilles have helped millions oerrul remeilles have helped f xm,llt,, Try u,oni! ,dv. Nolhv to Ointrnolnr. Notice Is hereby given that the Clly Planning Commission w ill hold a hearing on Monday, November 9th. nt Ihe hour of 7:Sil o'clock p. in. In the city hall on the petition of the city council to consider tho reclassifi cation of a portion of tho following street from a Itesldenee IUstrlrt Class t to a Huslimss District Class HI. A "ortton of North Klverslde avcWue b,lSY - L ANVil COMMtslTov 'T ViX. ""SmS. tly M. L, Alford, Secrotii 199 I Cook with gas. It LOCAL RED CROSS DRIVE RECEIVES pm runin nnnnnriT ormiuiuourrUni Armistice Day Parade Plans COUNCIL REFUSES - The Ai'mUtlce dny parado commit tro have nil In reaillnrss fur tho lar gest puratlo over held in Mod ford, five hnndKoine silver cups have been procured for award to the prize win- nlnir flmifu In ttiA tmt-nilp K. (. (lad '(Mm n fi AlnriiliiKfiir find ( K. f.fltPM. have consented to act at Jwlees and I will select tho winners In five tllvi nionH: Host float entered hy fruter- , Zlt'Zl.tZZl att'd Medford car; best decorated out-of-town car, and a $ 1 0 cash prlzo will ho given for the best comic stunt, Tho parado will form at 10:30 n. m. nttons uf military origin and their auxiliaries, will lorm ill iront oi mo city park:' fruternal orders are to form on South Oakdaie, and the Red Cross. Salvation Army, Hoy Scouts, anil Y. M. C. A. will form in front of the public library. Civic organiza """ and high school marchers form tho marcher, instead of forming with float Modioli, The dlvibJon lnarslnil of the parade will ho stationed nt the iitlerection of Main and Uakdale strcetH to help expedite the formal ion. The com mltleo in charRe urce all participants 4o he in line ready to start at the ap- lX !:J ! m'; ,0,c, l(nmt ing the end of tho two minutes sil ence for tho soldier dead. Tho line of march will Include a large number of marchers and floats and military precisions is expected to WIFE THREATENS TO WRECK BOY WITH LOVE NOTES WIHTK PLAIN'S, N. V.. Nov. 10. (A. P.) Counsel for Mrs. Alice Jones Khinolauder. now being sued fur an nulment of her inarriaRe to Leonard Kip Rhfnelandor, on the ground nf fraudulent representation of her race, today admitted In open court that their client had ho me colored blood. The ad m teuton was made by Lee Parson Davis, chief of defense coun sel, at tho opening of his outline of what the defense expects to prove. Hi said: "The 'defense counsel hereby with draws tho previous denlat as to the blood of this dofendant and for the purposes, of this trial and to shorten the trial admits that the defendant has some colored blood." Davis then asked Supreme Court Justice Morschhauser to instruct the Jury to disregard that portion of the outline uf the plaintiff's case made yesterday hy Isaac N. Mills, which re ferred to the mental development of young Ithlnelander, He also objected to the portion of Mr. Mills' outline which case reflection on tho "good name" of the defendant. Justice Morschauser refused to instruct tho Jury on .these points, holding that they were relevant. Mr. Davis contended It was young Khlnolander's father, IMiilln Rhine lander, who wus behind the annul ment suit. "The Khineliindm millions." he said "not Leonard's but Philip's, are hack of this move lo crush a concededly humble family to suve what they con slder to he an ancient nume. trailing back to the Huguenots uf New Ho ehelle. It Is not enough thiit they should entrr this humble home and tnkr this girl, hut because father gets cross about It he had tu drag her in the mud. Mrs. It bluets tutor's counsel said young t-lhtnclandcr forced his atten tions for months on Alice Jones, hud accepted night lifter night tho hospi tality of her family and had met many of her relatives. When the question of marriage uroso Mr. Davis quoted him as saying: "We'll havo to keep this secret. " Alice Jones frequently had express ed doubt as to the advisability of the marrlago Davis asserted. Dtivls said that in meeting Alice's relatives he must huve seen truces of negro blood In them. "Hut yet they say," ha continued, "that he had no suspicion that there was colored blood around." Mr. Davis Intimated that ho might produce letters written by young Hhlnelander to his future wife. If the plaintiffs continued to introduce her letters to him. "If they wish to start throwing mud," he told tho Jury. "I'll wreck this boy by his own letters." Although the dfefensc had conced ed that Mrs. Hhlnelander was of "colored Mood." Khlnolander's attor neys held that It was legally necessary to introduce proof of this nnd Mr. Mills Introduced family birth records, marriage certificate and Insurance ttpplteiitlon. In nil nf these various members of the Jones family were described as "black," or "mulatto." Alice's birth certificate issued In Pet ham In 1X39 described her as "black." Her father's naturalization papers made final ttt described him as a "colored niun." OuthUN Henry I'ord. NK WYOltK Max Williams, link ing outbid Henry Ford, has pur chased the Andrew Ja'kson figure head of tho frlgnto Constitution for his private muveuiu, A olhlug Safe Nowadays. SI ON I to K. N. Y. Somebody has pinched a mnModon's skull. It dis appeared while experts were on the way to view a skeleton unearthed by workmen. mark the proceedings. Alex Hpnrrow veteran of tho Kpnnish-Arnerluun war will act as Grand Marshal. Twelve motor and oil companies have signified their Intention of hav ing enterics in the pageant, including Armstrong Motors company, Musou Motor Co., Pierce Harrison Mwtor Co., Cates Auto Co., Hugglns & Itoblnson, Crater Lnko Auto Co., Hupp Motor Co., Union, Shell. Associated and Standard Oil Companies, und the General Petroleum company. Tho Owen Oregon Lumber com pany nnd the Pacific Fruit and Pro duco Co., will nlso enter floats. Tho City fire department will head tho float and decorated cur section which will bo of considerable length as a large number have agreed to en ter floats or decorated cars. Thoso who will have floats or de corated ears Include the following: Ci. A. U Womans' fielief Corps, 1. A. U., Daughters of Veterans, Am erican Legion Auxiliary, Tied Cross, V. M. C. A., High School, Itoyal NeJgbbors, Salvation Army, Klks Club, City Fire Department, City W a t e r Department, Jacksonville, Phoenix and Talent, AVUlIams & Mc- Curlcy, Foster & Klelser, First Na tional Hank, Iteddy & Co., Win. Ham molt Plumbing Co., Marsh Grocery, Tho Toggery, JhjuIcs Cash Grovery, Heath Drug Store, Crater Lake Con fectionery, Groceteria Feed and Seed Co., Model Pharmacy, Golden Uulc Store, Medford Furniture and Hard ware Co., Solders Dairy, While Sew ing Machine Co., San ford & Co., Scotts Cycle Shop. Jackson County News, Ends Transfer, Hanson Coal Co., Pauls JOleeiric Store, Kinney Fur nit uro Co.. Monarch Seed & Feed Store, Hubbard Drolhers, Davis Transfer Co., Western Auto Supply Co., Cozy Nook. Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Works, and Colonial Bakery. Auto Parts Supply Co., Med ford Service Station, Palmers M uslc House, , Williams Implement Service, Croterlan Theatre, Fietnor Gugare, California Oregon Power Co., and Weeks & Orr. Oregon Supreme . Court Decisions SALKM, Ore.. Nov. 10. The fol lowing opinions wore handed down today by the supreme court; Jack Ktarvaggi, appellant, vs. Mary Luil den; appeal from Multnomah county; appeal from decree "Hlsmiss lng suit to foreclose mortgage. Opin ion by Justice lirown. Judgo George Tazwell affirmed. M. Chrlstenseu ' vs. Clifford Iteid, appellant; appeal from Marion coun ty; action for damages for alleged breach of warranty. Opinion by Jus tice Coshow, Judge Percy 11. Kelly affirmed. H. A. Davis( et al. plaintiffs, vs. A. Ilertschinger, appellant; appeal from Multnomah county; appeal from de creo foreclosing mechanics lien. Opinion by Justice Coshow. Judge Percy U. Kelly affirmed. A. G. DilllngiVS. Portland Slove dorlng company, appellant; .appeal from Multnomah county; motion to dismiss appeal allowed in opinion by Chief Justice McBrlde. Anthony Xeppaeh, appellant, vs. Florence C. Nerval, and uia E. Norval, executrix of estate of late N. Ncppach. Appeal Trom Multno mah county. Ouinion by Chief Jus tice McBride. Judge Al, D. Hamil ton reversed. Fred C Palo of Albany was ad mitted to practice law In Oregon on a certificate from Ohio. . Appeals for rehearing were denied In ltoscr vs. Uoser and in City Motor Trucking company vs. Franklin Flro Insurance company, A motion to advance' in docket was allowed In state Hank of Portland vs. the state of Oregon. A Job for the) WiMs, CHICAGO Sani Small of Atlanta, wants congress to take sfttehood away from New York and Maryland beeuuso of their wetness. Ho gave the Anti-Saloon league convention his Ideas. I'rlm-o- Sllll'ilt Is Ml skills. I'AKIK l'l'lni'o MIi'Iuk'I Mmiit convii'tcd of imwniiifr t'ountoss Sal voile's gems and pocketing the pro. ceoda, will spend eight monlliH In Jail If tllo gendnrmea eatih him. lie was m'ls.iliig; nnd sentence was Im poseil just tho same. AILMENTS OF YOUNG GIRLS Relieved by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound School Teacher's Experience Evanaton, Wyoming. "A few yearn BRo 1 had troubles every month such an prls otten have, and would siifTor awfully every time. I was teaching school and it made it hard for mo as I had tu go to bed for two or three days. One day my mother sugges ted that 1 take Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg etable Compound, which 1 did, and it did wondcra for mc. In the course of a year I married and after my first baby was bcrn 1 got up too soon and it caused a displacement. This troubled me so that I could hardly walk or do my housework. I knew what ' the Vegetable Compound did for me be-1 fore so I took it again. It strengthened , me and now I have five little kiddies. I The eldest is six, the baby is flvo months old and I have twin boys three years old and a boy of five years. I do all my own housework, washing and droning, and I , never felt better in my lif.j. I owe my health to your wonderful medicine and I recommend it to all my friends."! Mrs. Verbkma Carpenter, 127 2nd Avenue, Evanstn, Wyoming. J TO ALLOW SHOE The property owners of the entire cngth of Riverside, avenue, especially tnoso in i ne section iniui--uwni.-ijr volved, breathed a sigh of relief when it becafne known that the city plan ning commission, at a public hearing last night displayed Its Intention to keep that thoroughfare not only free from the encroachment of business as much as possible, but tu Keep it as sightly as possible. Hence at the hearing pctitfojilng tho commission to change North Riverside between Jackson and Maple streets, from a resilience zone into a business one, the commission turned .1. ...... l. notltl,,.! (-hi-h hull lxM'll j presented by V. Ambroso for the pur Jposo of allowing him to build a shoe shop at tilll North Riverside. The properly owners and others in tho section in dispute were well rep resented at the hearlngt Amoroso's pot it if mi was signed by only 11 signers,, including three or four from one fam ily, but the protest petition against, was signed by 1'7 property owners said to be thoroughly representative of the entire district. The commission in making Its unanimous decision held thai t hcrc was no occasion to upset this resi dence section hy ml milting business, and that no emergency existed to grant such a change. I It was tho second time such a poll-' I lion presented by Amoroso had been rejected, and lust night's action was final However, it was reported at the city hall this forenoon that Amor oso had called there and declared I hut he intended to Ignore the com mission's rufing and build at the dis puted focation anyhow. If ho attempts in do so the com mission will order his arrest at once and fight the matter out In tho courts. The authority given the city planning , commission in functioning is regarded as legally secure since the recent de cision handed down by the state su preme court upholding the Portland city planning commission. Cook with g;;s. If FIRST THOUGHT When the boy or girl in the home is rundown in body and strength, a mother's first thought is almost always Scott's Emulsion -It is nourishing and in vigorating cod-liver oil, rich in the vitamins that all children need, (jive i Scott'sEmulsion thepure" tood-tonic regularly! Scott & Bowtie. BtoomticM, K. J. 2-;2 Turkey Dinner One Dollar ALL DAY , TOMORROW Hotel Medford House, 12 M. to 8:30 $1 ELK QLUB $1-00 Big TURKEY DINNER ARMISTICE Day And AH the Trimmings 0 FromSto8P.M. ELKS AND, LADY ELKS MONTHS IN JJUL KA.V KltANCIBCO, Nov. 10. R. W. IT. UouKlaa. who declarea ho la a baron wit hestntea In Germany, aerood to plead guilty .to petty larceny If a chnrito of grand larceny against him was dropped and ho win sentenced to six month In the county Jnll. it PROVED SAFE Take without Fear as Told in "Bayer" Package Unless you see llio "Bayer Cross" on isekago or on tablets you aro not get inj; tho genuine Bayer Aspirin proved uife 'by millions and prescribed hy riiysicians pier twenty-five years , for Colds Headache ' Neuritis Lumbago Toothache Rlieumalism Neuralgia l'ain, Tain Each unbroken "Bayer" package eon jiins proven directions. Handy boxes of 'welve tablets cost few cents. DniR tis:? also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Turkey Dinner Armistice Day Special music by Prof. Brosche and Miss Janice Butler Hotel Holland We Are Now Ready to Serve . Toasted Sandwiches At AH Times The Cozy Nook Main and Riverside, Sparta Bldg. BAYER ASPIRIN rAHEI4 7
