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ircnPrmn matt, ttithttxe. MrcnFcmn, QTVEfio'fr.'lTimnsTVAY,'- "DTiOEMflEn m 102.'
J fan II. Ttlnylnrk nnrl 1II farlor.
W. Wllliur Martin and Ulllun
DunmiKll.
DEBATE TO A f
I
l'ruliflln Court.
Ilfnry Porh ct al c rnlnfirti). fHlfitn.
Ailmltti'il to iirolinti.
H. (J. I'wh. ornate. T'i-tltlnn. Orili-r.
1illian- M. Jti-ynolilH (ili-c.) i-miui-.
FOR SECOND uWfrrr.
I Bf-rvicw.
AUKtiHta V lianh'y, putnta. ' GnlT.
wnn'vn n.(.. np. 10. Tip first Aiineuriim.
debate of the forunxie whedule firj John U AlrlJnniih, nntAtfl. No
Ihe Cnlverflty of Oregon, held yi'H-.tlco.
turOny at rorvnlllft nml ttune re-! -Mill on !. fliapin -t til (minors.) es
quired In a tie for (ho mvoi.,1 limeMnto. it-port. -I'aiU vuuchera.
In two yoam. The nrflnnutlve tram,
vhlh ln bated In Y1""1'1 lluI1 -'ru
vfiHtpnliiv for orciroN mriilnst tlo
o. A. T. iu'ntivp t'nni, won hy
iirtfttilmou.s vle. Tha on'Ron neun-l
live tcnrn lost nt OorvnlllH by tho!
mm) unnnhnotirt doflnion of tlio,
Ju'dfivfc. Thin )ilncpd tho final score
T.
. Circuit Court.
, PmiiIHh vh. Wrnon A. Ixiok ti
;1. To iui-t.
City of Mi-dfuid to J. 13. Monte ot
,fil. To rfitJft.
C'My of Ali'dfnnl vn. It. L. Formnn
I ft nl. To quiet.
Htiito Imliiritrliil Acftrtfiit CommlH-
bf the (irtornnnn nt unwm, mur imuKjnn VH itf.y iioyd. j-'or money,
four. Bonolt MK.'roskoy und rterylj Htato indiiHtrmi Accident Cummin
V. ''liudlngtnn of tho Orognn nfflrniti- j Hlon vs. J. K. Mutidy. J-'or mom-v.
"tlve tonm, ndvocntln thnt the nn- mih. Julia U'llliumn et nl vh. Ht
Hons Immediately relinfiuifttt Kovern-j man Abnrirombt', To recover per
mentnl control In China, won easily (Komil property,
'from Frank IX'Spaln and Mark! Slate lMm JJoiird vh. Mary II. Re-
Kvun, upholding tho negative for
the Oorvallls Inntitution.
before two-thirds of tho .entire
O. A. C. student body, which num
bered more than 3000 a meeting at
which Ciovernor plerco was tho pre-
Hldlng chairman, Oregon's team, rnm
poned of Ileracliel Tirown and Jack
MVOulre, was defeated derisively by
the Aggie affirmative team, mado up
of niair Stewart und Harold 1 it'll.
EMENT
: WASHINGTON, Dip. 10.-(A.P.)
Opponents nf prnliililtlim liruko into
the newly Htirreii up wet anil ilry con
IroverHy again today, the AHHtii-lutimi
Affalnat the I'ruhlliition AmiMiiluii-nt
railing for a "Hhow ilown" on the
quention, and tho KrantltiK In Assist
ant Secretary Anilri'wa nt the treas
ury "every power anil every weapon
he nska for."
A atatement, Insucil by V". H. Stay
ton, national chairman . of the asso
ciation, gave qualified approval to the
provision in tho new tax 11 1 1 taxiiiK
cereal heveraRes of less than one-half
of ono per cent alcoholic content nnil
denounced suggestions for an amend
ment increasing tho limit to two and
three-quarters per cent.
The association would favor tho
present taxprovislon, tha statement
continued. If (icncral Andrews wanted
it to "help lilm try out Ills experiment
of endeavoring to enforce the Vol
stead law."
"Hy all means," llio association con
eluded, ."let us have a 'show down,' "
gan et nl. Summons.
Hyinan Huntley vs. Harriet K.
Huntley. Summons.
A. Allirlght vs. Kathleen Smith
et al. Answer.
Meilfonl Warehouse Company vs.
Mason Khrman and t'ompany. De.
murrer. Answer, l'olnts and author
ities. Klmor C. Colemnn et nl vs. R. J.
Itrevard et nl. Proof of publication.
Affidavit of mailing. Default. De
cree, t'lns hill. .
Kdllh Hewitt vs. r. V. Iteynolds.
Certificate of atlachmcnt. t
Vesta I. Johnson V8. Dorsey K.
.irihnson. DK'nrco.
0. N. Wilson vs. Lily Curtis et al.
Tax foreclosure.
Kdith Mary Atitllla vs. Alexander
Cieorge Antilla. Divorce.
Daniel Koellcr nt tlx vs. Oeorgo
NVIlHOn et nl. Amended statement.
Amenilerl cornpliiitit.
it. C Witter vs. C. Varney. I.len.
i:. I,, l.ytle vs. V. C. Varney. Lien.
finie Drenvensl vs. P. C. Varney.
Men.
C. K. Cloiirelter vs. William O.
Long. Tax foreclosure.
1. uey M. Knight vs. Chnrles Knight
et'al. Motion.
V. S. Offutt vs. P. X. Johnson,
rirlef.
State Tnnd Hoard vs. DaniiU A.
Soderlierg et nl. Motion.
Jackson County liuililing nnd Loan
Association to Waller II. Jones et ul.
Summons.
Real Estate Transfers.
A. J. T. Smith to Cold Hill Lodge
iNo. 129, lots !1 und 10, Dekum
addition .to Gold Hill S
A. K. Kellogg to Alliert T. Mc-
1 1 vu I n . land In HoKim rlvor
Henry Snowgooso to Airs. 1 L.
Putnam et ul, land in Sec. fi,
. Twp. 411 S., It. 2 K...:
Oregon Grown' Packing Cori)
orallon to Koguo Iliver Proper
, tios, Inc., block 1, ('cntral sub
division to Metlford
Wilfred O. Klenk et liv lo Han-
10
10
ilolpli Manning, Inntl in Twi
37 H.. It.,! W : 1
S. n. Holmes et ux to Reorgo II.
Uiv, IiiIh 8 to 41, block 10,
Central add. lo Kagle Point. .. 100
George A. Gardner et ux to O. C
Dorothy et ux. lot U, Valley
View add. to Jacksonville C30
Joseph liuunian et ux to V. Hi
KllIiiswortli et Ml, NK of NW
See. Hi, Twp. :t S, H. 2 K 10
Oweu Dunlap to X. P. Walters,
lot .1, block 1, Phoenix . 1
K. V. Guthrie et ux to City of '
Medford, lot 11. block 1; lot 7,
block i; lots 2. 3, II, 12. block
'A; lot 4, block 4, Highland
park addition to Medford 25
E. ft. Jones to Maggie It. Jones,
SrJ or SK Sno. 2a, Twp. 40 S.,
It. 2 H 1
Haltie L. Ilerrlan to Slg. Cripple
et ux, lots 2:1 and 24, block 9,
Laurellitirst add. to Medford ... 1
Randolph Manning et ux to Wil
fred 1). Klenk, land in Twp.
:, h., 11. 2 w 10
Wllllum K. Gould et ux to C. C.
Hanks et ux, lots 1 and 2,
block 10, Kuirvlew addition to
Ashland 10
Untile L. Herrlun lo Guy Davis
et ux, lots 4 and 6, block 0, '
Laurelhurst add. to Medford ... 1
Maude J. Parsons et vir to J. C.
Humes, lot B, Hllsingcr sub
division 10
J. t'i llarnes et ux Ur O. K. Mond
roll et ux, S'i lot 9, Illlslnger
sub-division 10
J. C. llarnes et nx to G. V. Mond- I
rell. K6 lot 9, Hilsinger sub
division 10
Fred C. Homes (ex.) to R. X.
('onlev, land In Sees. 33 nnd
34, Twp. 35 S.. R. 2 W 2500
E.ra M. Wilson et ux to Eliza
beth Iever et al. lot 3. block
' 1, Humphrey-Andrews addition -:
to Medford 10
Mnrle H. Dennett to II. G. King
et ux, lot 3, hoick 8, Laurel
hurst addition to Medford 10
H. II. Toft et ux to Clarence ('.
Cartwrlght, lot 7, block 10,
Imperial uddition to Medford.. 10
Maggie It. Jones to K. It. Jones,
SIO of SH Sec. 29, Twp. 40 S.,
H. 2 K. 1
Lillian L. Crip et vlr to Wesley
KaHtinun et ux. lot ill Chit
wood tract, Ashland 10
Helen S. Casey to Lillian , L.
Clip et vir. lot in C'hitwooil
tract. Ashland 10
A. M. Thomiison to Mrs. Herlha
Jackson, land in Twp. 37 S., I
It. 1 W :.
Wesley S. Kastman et ux to J.
.Floyd Place, lot in Chltwood
tract, Ashland
.Itiliii A. Myers et vir to Dave
McLaren et ux. land in Sec.
IS, Twp. 3ti S.. R.-4 W.l
Joe Edgnr Harrcll et ux to P. R.
Shelley et ux, lot on Fourth
street, Medford
Harold F. Shook to Bertha E.
Shook, a6 of XW, SVV of XE
Sec. II, Twp. 35 S., It. 2 W
E. C. Stanwood et ux to Ethel F.
Olson, block 74. Pool & Klipplo
addition to Jacksonville 300
City of Central Point to W. G.
Trill, block Zti, Central Point.. 1
W. (1. Trill to .1. 11. MoJimsey,
lots 3, 4, 5, fi. 7 und 8, block
21!, Central Point 150
II. (I. Peart et ux to W. G. Trill,
all of block 211. Central Point.. 1
puamdmm rinni ro In, . .. . . . .. . " . . " , i
(I H I 11 MJIJLL II III . , .
1 1 I . . 1
TO PLAY FOR DANCE
DKTItOIT, IMIrh., Dec. 10. fA.P.)
MMIle Dunham, Norway, Maine
fiddltr', who accompanied by IiJh wife, :
came to Detroit to play old time dance j
tuned for Henry Ford, will appear
Friday night before a dunelng clasH
organized at Dearhorn, the Kuhiirh in
which Mr. Ford IIvoh, to teuch old
Uino dance ntopH undnr iiiHtructoi'H em-
ployed by tho Avealthy mnnufactuir. j
imnham nlHO will lay hln repertoire
of tuneH f;or muHlcianH who are corn-
piling for Mi Ford nn Americana or (
oltl time danoc iiuikIc. to see if the
champion fiddler of Maine has any
niuftlc not already In their pojwosHion.
ThlB much wah given out yesterday ;
by Mr. Ford when he met tho newH- j
pnpornion who went to Dearborn to
find out why the Iietroit manufat:-.i
turer had brought the fiddler all the i
way from Maine. The newspapermen J
were told also that Millie was only ,
one of two score old fiddlers brought
to Detroit within the last few months.
Scorns Fair Knougli.
ST. PATI,. "It is implied" that the
ring will be returned to the giver
when an engagement to marry Is
broken, 'a district court judge ruled.
A 1m VrtiH-o of AValos.
DANVIUJ-;, 111. Another addition
to Ked ( I range's retinue. Dr. K. I!.
C'ooley may accept the position of
personal physician to the football
flash.
1
Feel Splendid!
Nicest Laxative,
"Cascarets"10ci
Don't stay head
achy, dizzy, biliouB,
constipated, sick!
One or two pleas
ant candy-like "Cas
enrets" taken any
time will mildly
stimulate your liver
and start your bow
els. Then you will
both look und feel
clean, sweet and refreshed. Your head
will be clear, stomach sweet, tongue
pink and your skin rosy.
Because "Cascarcts" never gripe or
sicken, it ha become the largeat selling
laxative in the world.
Directions for men, w.omen, children
on each box any drugstore.
i
WASHINGTON. Doc. 10. Chair.
man Dorah of tho senalo foreign ro-
lntlons commltteo today Introduced j
n resolution caumg mr mo recogni
tion of tho Itussiau soviet govern
ment hy tho I'mIKmI Stales. At his
request action wuh poHtponetl.
(lUporttd by JacMon County Abttnot Co.
' SUUi 6tr.t and Ctntr.1 A.tnuftJ
' Mtirringt' Llivnscs.
Marlon 11. Morgan and Clara Hop
per. .Jlnrold II, Nourso and Xora Kmma
Htlchl.
Clyile D. More and Lola Moon.
James It. W. Gregg and Itcnn
Avery.
('buries C. Snyder and Thclmn llco
son. it
Thonvnld M. Olsen and Margaret
Itelnlr.
IF RUPTURED
. TRY THIS FREE
Apply it to Any . Itiiptitrc, Old or
llcciiit, Ijii'ko or Knuill nml Von
. are on the Itoail That Has
Convinced TIioiimiimIs.
Sent Free to Prove This
Anyone ruptured, man, woman or
child, should writ at onco to W. H.
Itloc, 204 K Mnln St., Adillns, N. T
for a free trial of his wonderful stim
ulating application. Just put It on
the rupture and tho muscles begin to
tighten; they begin to bind together
ho that the opening closes nalurally
nnd the need of a support or truss
or appliance is then done away with.
Dnn't neglect to send for this free
trial. Kven if your rupturo doesn't
bother you what Is the uso of wearing-
supports all your life? Why suf
fer this nuisance? Why run the risk
of Kimgrene anil such dangers from a
small anil Innocent little rupture, the
kind that 4ins thrown thousands on
th oporntlng table? A host of men
, and women are daily running such
risk Just because their ruptures do
not hurt nor prevent thorn from act
Unit around. Write at once fur this
frea trial, as It Is certainly n wonder
ful thing nnd has aided in tho cure
of rupitircs that were as big ns a
mnn'a two fista. Try nn.lwrlto nt
once, using the coupon below.
rii' iWr Kupliiit)
W. S. Rice. Inc.,
!4 15. Main fct Adams, X. V.
,Wny may send me entirely free
a Sample Treuiment of your stimulating-
application for I! upturn.
Ne v.U'U-..-....,
Address
I Stale ....
lg); '
pi
ICOURTESY
Whether you are making a
purchase or are just shopping,
you will always receive
COURTEOUS ATTENTION
here. We are pleased to have
you call and inspect our big
stock of dependable goods.
Sweaters
Men's: heavy lirowu cont sweaters.... $2. 75
lien's sport coals, woo!..... $3.85
Men's heavy all-wool liluo swenters..$B.50
Hoys' nil-wool sweaters $3.95
Men's wool hla.ers in a hig assortment of
1'iitterns $1.85, $6.00, $8-00
Blankets
Three Sisters iill-wnol ilonhle blankets from,
' $6.75 to $10.75
Single wool blankets $4-85
Cotton sheet blankets $2-75 to $3.75
Nashua wool mixed double blankets $5-45
Shirts
Men's clinmhrny, shirts
-65 to $1.50
Men's wool fdiirts
$1.85 to $2.50
Regulation sergo army
shirts $3.75
r.lnck Hear all-wool plaid shirts $3.00
Neckties
Silk knit ties !. 50
Silk fore-in-liand ties 75
Christinas Special Silk ties in holly
boxes $1.00
Men's Suits
510.50
Made by "Day's" ot the.
finest moleskin. Will not
shrink or fade. They are
unbeatable for wear.
Dress shoes
High tops ..
Shoes
The famous "Honesty" all
leather shoes. We back
every pair.
No. 8725 work shoes $2.50
No. SHOO heavy work
shoes $-1.50
No. GOIill officers' dress
shoes, plain toes....$-l.S5
.- $4.85 to $5.50
l. $6.50 to $9.S5
Yc have 45 styles to choose from.
Underwear
Men's unions, part wool, $1.95 to $3.35
Army two-piece wool, garment $1.35
Army & Outing Stores
jteDFdnrjris excLusivE store for workingm'eh'
R. S. Stewart, Piip.O
32 S. Central 0$6,3it8 Cratcrian
Phone 6G7-Y
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19c SALE 19'
Saturday, December 12
We Will Give the People of Medford and
Southern Oregon an Opportunity to Buy
These Toys are all new and were purchased from an
overstocked Tpy Dealer inSan Francisco. So we will
give you the benefit of our keen merchandising. .
REAL
V
. tJi war
1
Pioneer Junior Scooter, disc
wheels, rubber tires; extra
for Saturday $1.49
Saturday, the 12th
we will offer you
1000 Toys for
19c
THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR BARGAINS
DOLLS
ANIMALS
ENGINES
CRAWLING BUGS
AUTOS
GUNS
POPULAR GAMES
TEA SETS .
COOK STOVES
SILVERWARE
BOATS ,
EXTRA
SPECIAL
36-INCH
COASTER
WAGON,
DISC WHEELS,
HEAVY RUBBER
TIRES, FOR.
: $5.87.
TOPS
MECHANICAL DOGS
MECHANICAL CATS
MECHANICAL DUCKS
MECHANICAL HENS
MECHANICAL HORSES
TOY BLOCKS
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS .
WATCHES.
PAINTBOXES
SAND TOYS
If You Don't Attend This Sale You
. Sure Are the Loser
LAMPORT'S
SPORTING GOODS AND HARDWARE
. 226-230 E. Main St.
I i ....
Largest Stock of Toys and Sporting Goods Between Portland and
San Francisco
! f
CASH PAID
Fof ftcond-K&ii
fluniUrt a Ml StovM
W.a! KINHET
Furtiture Hans
31 j E. Maia, pilie 505
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Screens, Windows and Sash
Window and Door Frames,
Mouldings, Cabinet of All Kindt
. - . . . . i i .j
Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
a Prices Absolutely Right
Do lot Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Bsfora
Letting Us Figu s on Your Bill.
TR0VBRIDGE CABINJET WORKS
MEDFORD A MOSeRN MILL . . -, OREGON
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Sun Classified Ada get results.
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