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Wlu-ll Chilli lillarri'. Janu'K Kokm.'
('. lioHU'vIl and l Coleman of 'iitrul
Point spent the week-end in the
Klnmath country hunting dut-kH, they
Much favorable comment wos . w f --"
enru . expreaaed amon the .lei- Tm-rtay ev.nlng. Accordlns
Horn ot the demonstration Riven l.y " ; "', " " "
le flro department yesterday er-, "" e"""n""y ana "electable,
oon ai the Hotel Modford huUrilnK. 1 We I"1- for !'" nnd sell dirt
rhen they executed many "halr-lals. cheap, llrown & White Agency,- Inc.
IB stunts." Fire Chief Elliott coin- ' . tf
nenced the afternoon proaram by "Western Loah A nullitiiipr company's
tiding down a 200 foot rojfr stretch- office is nt 206 Kirst National llank
d from the top of the building to bulldlnc. where stockholders of the
. tree In the city park. Later Fire- company are requested to deposit
ran Robert Rhlneaberat lumped from monthly Installments on loans. Frank
he third storv Into a life net held Nell, liesident Audit Western ; prayer meeting nt the home of lly
ly fellow firemen. In addition, a LrKln & IluildliiB Company. S"3n)an Huntley, on the nlKht he is
adder and lifo Jine stunt were also With our eastern connection we are I alleged to have slain Jesse- James
Made. The program was concluded nble to pay the trappers St. Louis j (jndis, in n quarrel .over attentions
vith a demonstration of the power prices for furs. Johnson Produce '" paid to Mrs. llaltie Huntley, was the
if the Stutz pumper, which shot 241 X. Fir, street. tf 'chief witness at the morniiiB session
vnter fully 20 feet above the build- The Ford touring car stolen while of the n.,ul ,)f jlull,iey charge
parked on Front street last week llf aivrrr murder. Dewey be-
fiom I. 11. Unwell was located yes- culnp confused, told two different
icruay ny Terry Talent, abandoned on stories, and asked the court for the
Rev. C. M. Dewey, who held the
tig against a strong wind.
A new shipment of ladles' hand-
rni-ohbfy nt tlin Tin nil Intx, ft Ulwin
rhese aro all new ideas a large and j "lp """'if highway.
UtrootWe collection to choose from. 1 Number one sugar pine shakes at
i 200 'iinei-H, t.ciurai j'oim
J , jJ ,i i,' Alcohol for radiators! Cheapest and
Have your worn carpet made into . , ... ... , ... ...
t . . 1-, , best. Jones & Kirkpatrick, tr
nice f uff rug. Rug Works, 7 o . ' .
Pine street. Phone 610-M. tf ,.,r,. ......
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Conler left , ,
his mornlne for Salem to spend .... .... . ,.." .. . .,
leveral days With friends and tela- ., ,.UHK tule ,,.,,.,,. ,".
Mves -ivolveil Iwo c.'ii-m driven he II !' Ken-
Let Lee at the Men's Shop measure n(1,iv ,.,. i,. -h..u,,.i P,,ia,,(i,.nK.
jrou for that $.17.00 tailored-to-meas- W(1 hllvp ri,olll ,,'. Kue dead slor-
...... U.it Lfaol Inn iti.u.l 1 - ...
u.. woiu.u.. bU.......... ftKe ror llu. wiiiUT. Jow rental. i:iv-
l3tf tMido CuruK. 132 S. Kiverslde. tf
ITaye your brakes PfuaU'.etl uml t sin,ciill haiiiiiH, i:irKo nHHurtmfnt
put in Bhape before the HkUldy season w.,.0n.1 hand machines. SiiiRer Co..
ruin en. we Hpt'ciuiize in uruKe wih k. i if. r iI(in
rbcht "U- ask queHtlons of the attor
neys." Tho court informed the wit
ness he was supposed to "nnuwer,
not ask questions." .
Dewey testified that he held the
meeting that fiKureB so largely in the
trial, "to reconcile the Hunt leys,"
whose family life, the defense Hays,
was torn with d.miestit: ntorms, and
"told H at tie Huntley to read her
Bible." Duwey had - advised Untile
10 pray alone-." Huth the witnesses
tivuride OaraKe.
I!t0tf .
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Ncilson of
A formal announcement of the :i.IllltH i1KM .,.,.,, ,,,,, fiu. .'(.ii,MIi1h
ipeniiiff of their new Service station. viHi,(. ... Ainiisilc hall
Which they . have established at Snlem llsL pVenlnjf.
has, been made by Jones ami Dunce Riverside Community1 Club
Kirkpatrick, who also aro proprietoi-H Haltirduy nielli. Alford's nichcslra.
i)f a Himilar station here
Fancy Yakima Gem potatoes, $3. CO
per 100 ihs. Deliverad any place in
Dance Iltitte Falls Saturday nijjht.
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fity, quality Kuaranteed. Johnson , The Copeo movie man was a busy
Produce Co., 241 N. Fir street. I'hone pPm,n yoslerday rush:ntf hither and
9"- ', 'f yon securinK interesting "shotti" tf
We pay for ashes ami sell dirt the big parade, the fire exhihlcion, I.e
rbeap. Brown & White Asency. Ine. KiOM slunts. the football nanie and
I' other items of local appeal. The films
Out of towmOreRmiians registered were sent away last nifiit for develop
at Jocal hotels who arrived yesterday nK U1H w probably be returned for
Include Mrs. Caroline Lewis of Sea- exhibition within the next week.
Hide; J. 10 Stewart of Corvallls; E. Serf en doors at Wallace! Wood's
H. Hammill and Ted Mesch of Salem; Lumber Yard. Cor. Kast Main and
1). T. Hart and A. H. Ferguson f Cenesee. Sstf
Hosebui'K; Mark C Wood and tleore Shortly before 5 o'clock this afier
J'artlon of Harbor and the following noon the I'nivershy of Washington
from Kugene: Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. football leant, en route to llerkeU'y,
rienilng Darle Scymnur, Mr. and to play the Cniversity of California
hlrs. L. " B. Thomas,. James F. Cran-j Saturday, is scheduled to pass through
tlall, H. D. Roe. V, B. Kvans, H. J.piedford aboard a special coach at
JirinKle, Harry Halden, Oeot Ka, Bliss. ' tached to the second section of Train
C. n. Mawriid, R. H. Moreau and No. 53. Apples, furnished by local
E. A. McCormack.
A wonderful choice awaits you in
pur line of Maderia and Italian linens.
5f which we have just received u
new shipment:. Handicraft Shop,
j 206
i Machines rented, $3 per month.
Singer Co., 115 W. Main. Phone 586.
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j The fire department was summon
ed to the home of Otto Jeldness. 52 Ti
flouth Grape street, to extinguish n
harmless flue fire at 7 o'clock;,, lt
fivenlnif. ' r
We have a market for any nutti-H-ty
of veal weiBhihy: under 150 pounds,
niUHt be fat and have liver attached.
Tohnson Produce Co., 241 X. Fir
jtreet. Phone 97. tf
1 This is Natlonat Canned Goods
ftreek. Special prlceg by the dozen at
Harsh's Grocery. 202
j Entries are now open for the an
nual 18.2 balkline billiard tourna
ment scheduled to begin some time
this month for the 1325-26 season.
Fuji, present city champion is the
first bllliardlst making known bis
intention of entering the tourna
ment. Prizes donated by local mer
chants, will be awarded to the win
ning players.
We are equipped to do the hiwhest
Mass of machine work nnd motor re-
nndilionfnK. Riverside OaraKe. Iit0tf
Oysters ore now being served at
Vowson's confectionery and cafe.
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Arthur T. Moen of the Crater Lake
National park headquarters office
here, returned Tuesday from Port
land; where he had spent several
days nn business.
Screen doors nt Wallace Wood's
Lumber Lard. Cor. East Main and
nenesee. " R8tf
We are now serving oysters In n
variety of styles. Crowson's, Med
rord's popular Hweet shop, lX2tf
Dancing at the Shasta Friday night.
liOo a couple. 202
C. A. Swigart was a local business
visitor In Ashland today,
j Berriice M. Bolger, Teacher of Vio
lin. Phone 437-R. 201
Large stock of Victor records at
Palmer's Music store. tf
citizens, will be passed among the
players during their short stop here.
Lessons given in oil painting, water
colors, of -china decoration. Call Mrs.
Vivian Norman aBrton at Palmer's
Studio, or 821Y.
I
Three more speeders came to grief
In Judge , Taylor's court today anq
Tuesday, on charges filed by State
Traffic Officers J. .1. McMahon and
C. P. Talent. On . their pleas of
guilty, Paul Barron, local grocery-
man, was fined $10 for speeding on
East Main street; W. D. Trivett was
fihed $15 for speeding a Pacific
Fruit and Produce truck on tho
Pacific highway near Ashland, while
H. V. Marks was fined $10 for ex
ceeding the speed limit through Tal
ent. The last arrest was made by
officer Talent.
HELPED THROUGH
CHANGE OF LIFE
.
Took Lydia EPinkham'i Veg.
I etable Compound during
j This Critical Time 1
' Benefited Greatly .
s 1 . .
i Baltimore, Maryland. "I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetdble Compound to
Ineip me tnrougn.tne
Change of Life and
for a broken-down
system. I had been
complaining a long
time and dragging
along had tried other
medicines which did
not help me much. I
I read in ine news-
pers of the Vcge
ble Compound and
I after taking a bottle
I felt better. I did
not stop with one bottle, but took it
through the whole critical time and am
now practically a well woman. I have
two daughters whose health was very
bad before they married an4 1 was wor
ried about them. I got the Vegetable
Compound for them and it helped them,
and after they married it also helped
tfe?m in bearing t)cir babies. This is
a great and good medicine for all com
plaints of women, and I recommend it to
all. "-Mrs. L. GlNGlilCH, 1375 N. Gil
mer St., Baltimore, Maryland.
The Vejr table Compound in a depend
able medicine for women of middle age,
J.et it relieve you of Nervousness, that
feeling of strain and 9tme annoying hot
flashes so common at this time.
TONIGHT!
Peter B. Kyne's
South Sea
Romance
A Big Picture
With a Big
All-Star Cast!
RIALT0
TOMORROW!
MILTON
IMS
Knd
red- '
blooded
special I
CKQUt
Adapted from "The Come
Bltck" by M. D. (Crawford
Tuesday testified that Mih. luntlc I
bad followed tilts udmoiilghiitunt, and
entered the elyd where Ut litis was
sleeping, to pray "beeau.se the ground
was wet, nnd Hattie feared her rheu
matism would come back."
The state is expected to close Its
case today, unless Mrs. Hattie Hunt
ley, wife of the defendant, and one
angle of the "eternal triangle" alleged
to have been n, prompting motive for
the fatal affray, . is called. Mrs.'
Huntley can claim immunity uh the
wife of the defendant.
The defense will pnhahly plead
the "unwritten law." and xtlf defense,
and endeavor to Impeach Mrs. Counts
and the widow, by statements they
are alleged to have, made to friends of
Huntley shortly after the stabhtng
Kvery session of the ease find a
crowded courtroom of listeners, most
ly women, including a number of
Iouglas ami i'oos county residents.
Another witness at the morning
session was Coroner H. Conger,
who testified to facts einueinlng the
finding of the body of tiihhs, the
knife wounds thereon, and Identified
transcripts of testimony offered at the
coroner's inquest, a defense effort to
show that tho testimony of Mrs.
Counts, the mother-in-law varied
from that given on Tuesday.
I. 11. It Iridic, county clerk of lVmg
las county, a defense witness was
called to attest to the previous char
acter of the defendant, which he said
was good.
Music!
Music is the greatest single factor of eh-. ,.
joyineitt jn tliis old world. It enters into
every phase of our daily life. Picture
shows, church services, foot hall gahics,
weddings, street parades, funerals why,
now-a-days they even coax cows to give
more milk hy furnishing them music at .
i milking time! v . - ;
And a piano is the very foundation of ...
music,!. Jf you have no piano in your lufine,
then indeed you are poor, or if you iire,
hanging onto an old worn out piano, you
are just as hadly off.
Let us show you our stock of (?ahle, Lud
wig and Starr Pianos. Make your home
life. richer hy the daily use of one of these s
'beautiful instruments. We will arrange
terms that you can easily meet.
WEEKS & ORR
A Medford Store Since 1891
D. C. DURHAM
Piano Tuning
R. W, WIL80N
Mgr. ' Music Dept. , ' '
Travel by Motor Stage
' SAFELY, 8WIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY . '
Two Thrpugh Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 11-30 L M.
A pleaaant one day trip.
Alio leave Medford at B:00 P. M. for Boieburg, connectinf
following &Jb ruing to Portland.
We tsks psnwngers for ill wsy points. For furthsr Information
0 and tickets call Union 8tige(Depot Phono SOt.
FiEE MEDFORD-PORTLAND 7.85
Dlroet Conneetlont st Rosburg for Coos Bay Point.
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THE BIG SALE
SATURDAY
Corner Main and Grape Streets
Hundreds of Dollars worth of
Merchandise to be Sold
Regardless of Cost
ARMY GOODS
Men's O. D. all wool Army
Sweaters ; .$1.50
Army Haversacks 95c
Men's O. D. Short Coats . SI
Army Overcoats $2.50
Army wool Breeches. $1.00
Rubber Boots.. .$3.00
Rubber Hip Boots .... $4.50
Men's all leather Work
Shoes . . ..." ..$2.50
Men's 16-inch High Top
Shoes $5.50
Boys all leather Shoes $2.50
Men's Work Shirts with 2
pockets going at 50c
Men's Khaki Pants. . .$1.00
Men's heavy bib Overalls,
' large sizes, Black Bear and
other good makes, pr..$1.00
Men's Sweater Coats. $2.00
Men's Blazers $2.50
Little Boys' Cord
Pants $2.00
Men's wool mixed Sox. 15c
Men's heavy all wool
Sox 25c
Men's Umbrellas, a snap
at ........ :...v.;. .'.-.$1.00
Men's AH Wool Suits, serges and mixtures,
going while they last for just TEN BONES.
Boys' Suits, 2 pants and vest, going at ..... v ...... . $4.50
SOME BARGAINS IN NOTIONS
Safety Pins, Common Pins, Shoe Strings, Buttons, Tape,
etc., all going at. ........ . ...... ...... ...... . . .2 for 5c
Men's Dress Caps. . . . $1.00 Men's Dress Hats. ... .$1.75
Men's Winter Underw'r 65c Men's Dress Shirts ..... 65c
Just Landed a Stock of Ladies and Misses
Up-to-the-minute Winter Hats
You Will Think We Stole Them
Now Remember, This is Saturday, Nov. 14th
. Corner of Main and Grape Sts.
RRORS in description, mort
gages incorrectly foreclosed,
wrong construction of wills,
forged deeds any of these
things way weaken jthe legality
of your title.
A Title Insurance Policy
. Guarantees Against Errors
Have you one?
Jackson County Abstract Co.
Medford
ESSEX COACH
A Real Buy
Balloon Tires of Course
TheBusy Corner Motor Co.
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Wong Pod
Qsxm
Median
Acuta ai Uhroak)
Dim. Hal ot tUm
and Womb,
Ouw and torn troUd, toBiiw, ktt-
r, blifMer ud atoBach trovbw, BftB.
hvrnta. raptava, eolda. tana, trowblaa. .at
alralL lanr, anaunoaia. aathau and Ihraal
troutjjea, rtilumatla, aB.DOrrfaoea. faatoa.
aonrakptlaii, aaUnh, yUaa, krdfooaaa, al
buaiUi. Ottlat Haunt . M. la I K M.
Canaultataa. 9rm
Ml laIH FraM St U-tHr4. On.
Phont 141
23 N. rir It.
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