PAGE SIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OWIXiOX. Tl'KXDA V. JAXIWRY 8.
COUNTY DRY FUND jCOLDESFWEATHER
Ncrthcott Jurist
I to use nirnHtalk papir. Thn Coin-
liiifn-lul N'ewH of Ihinvilh', llliijulH,
1 iiHu 11 urxi.
The He newnpap-r are to b con-
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Pce MAIN'S
BOOKS BALANCED 'AFFECTS COUNTRY
KTutulated on their enlerprfK. that
may render Kreat t'rvfe to WKer,
rl-uw Ml neWHpapors uud to farm
ers.
IT OF
I. ear 11 from the nclenee that the
lvalue of a Impound man "on the
'HMf, hh fartnerH nay, BHauinlni;
IANI
AIRY
' trislrlfi Attorney Gi-orco A. Cud-' NKW yojlK, Jan. . Ifl; The
HUM!, -no )CM.-Ily au.n.J II,.- co,t ,.,,.,. of ,he ,,,. was.
m "'l-i"'"-icx...1l.I,.t.,1 by moat of tho coun-
lilnltiun cnr.iro-nifnt fuml of Jack- t,-y today i
wn rounlyuf !.-'. hl. h will l,u 10m tin- i,orlhw.(. where the!
Ulrncd over to hllil. lieeoi ilini; to ,teineratui o ul uM u lo 2i !.-!
the reeorU. of the county trcus- j Kr,.,.a ,elow wro ill Devli n Jjike..
p.tvi" iX. u,f it,,, (.!,! ,,.,) eatWHiU:
On Junuury 1, lass, there was and muiiiui.nl i ti... Aiinii.-
Ufl overdraft of ll'H.12. On Janu.iCoant and the (iulf hUiIi-h.
ury J, the um of lltlJ.30 wuh with-j iiirmarck, .V. u., hud a tcm
urun, nnd on Januui-y 5 to sum of ; oerature of 24 iI.kii.-h helow zero
2Utl.wa d. poi-llod. ! while teniiicratures were from 20
The llsbllrn.?mlilii fur ln ohil.l-I to 2:1 In Iowa.
11 wn enr.ireement In thlx county by cMcuko ixpericnecil the cold-1
ine piosecutor f ortlrc and Hlienrrv lent weather or the winter w hen
l.fflco lotiilx J9.0I7 1)2. and the le- the tenil.eratine droi.ned to three
tclptB of fii.n and mi of eon-1 below with ircdk-tlons of rulilvrj
jin.-v.eu rarn anioanieu i.i t ,-. .j . j wculucr.
The fund marln the year with a
f credit of 2ouo.
' i,Tiie county turned over to the
Mate, aw 2:. per cent of the amount tlun wa unaffected
collected from flne. etc.. H.S0S.37. 1 In the kuiiIIi. Abbeville, X. C,
lewt u refund from the Male of r. Bliiteied the Inn-rat temperature.
1 ranHcoutinental trains were de.
layed from on.) to Ihroe hour by
the cold, but wire conimunlcU'
r m a c. 1
1 fc
263.88.
AFGHAN REBELS
SHELLED AGAIN
J the iiuTtury tln-rc UruppiiiK to
I 20 dcKi-feH rt ho vi zero. Atlanta,
(la., had L'3 iIcutcmh nnd Juuln
vlHc, Ky nnd JCrmlnKham, Altt.,
facli had 24. fo iwtc fur mode
ration wuh held out before the
middlo of the week. '
! UUh wltidH nciaoini(ini''d the
' Hteady drop of tho mercury hi
1 N-w York, ttliere n low of IS1
George R. Fraeman, Superior
Judge of Riverside county, Cal., it
on the bench hearing evidence In
the murder cats of Gordon Stewart
Northcott, ,ln the place of Judge
0 K. Morton, who was disqualified.
tile fut on the Hide, la about US
ceiita. His body contains enough
lime to WHHh a elticken cjioii.
little Huunr, enough Iron to make a
KHieiiny nail.
Nearly all the IHMxhl elemenlu
are In man, but it Haiall ipiuntitieH.
KniiiMlutil V 1 1 tnbti h( Hurivjinil
.tradivflriou art of making vio
lins, revealed in a letter written by
HlrudivariouH toa priest in Cru .
mona., - -
You mi kill find a letter from
IMildlaa denrrihine liin method of
(making HtatueH, but that wouldn't
create a VeniiK of Mllo. Tho Ktrad
IvurfiiH letter won't produce Ktradi
variliH vifilinH. tinf(irtunatilv.
I In lttl'K, New York City Hpent for
bultdliiK lijO.OMiAUUU more than In
1IL'7.
What will Imppen If New York ;
ever ban a real estate bmim? New,
Yoik City land lias Hold for hh high
uk s:m,ouo,ooo an acre, but that in
cheap for Home corner.
In western New York utate,
ti-iimeraliiieH were only a few de
BceeH above zero, accompanied by
litf,'h windn.
JJ LONDON. Jan. m The Af-jwith cul(U.r wrilthr hl Vronvi
iiui. n,.n . ei e.v.ru UI1 Ol
fjelal leleKiuni dated ul Kabul last
OlKlit, ntatliiK that the rebel forcen
Ip the northern province were nicaln
JrlUB bombarded by artillery and
flint they were dlxpcrxlnt; further
Ifl the north.
I' Th mcttenKc added thut tho xftu
tlilon at Kabul and In thu province
M'un normal nnd that the governor
dT tho eiiKtern province of .In In la-
l(pd wiw scc.'SKfully contlnuliiK no.
tfntlntlons with tho KhlnwrniH.
.
of three. "In spile of trndition.
prejudice and tatttc," he Maid In a
demecK ft hove zero was recorded I h-eture nt Harvard me)cat m-hool.
"I have been driven to the runelu- jf where we would land
Hion that the lid of silence muiii,.d yr.OO f
IKON MKX L'MNJCHKI)
(Continued from l0 One.)
wo found wo were really depend-1
lug on one engine.
See Kntl.
"e knew we were coming ,
down then. The hip began bet-
tltng and it Wa ju.nl a (iiieHtioii
It Hel-
In two und a hulf I
Brisbane'sToday
E
t Hccuumj of the prevalence of In-
utionr-a in Jaeknon county hii!h
ilnwn a nufflclent derreae to l-ilei
low tho reuinpllon of infant and
liro-m'houl conforcnce, thoe caih
lrlii(tH will be retiineil, accordlnK
tu Ur. Kmlly Ilolcom. medical di
rector of th.. county hcallh unit,
ifiid the fliBl.onu wan held tliln
fternoon lit Central Point.
Kuell eonfercnccH are Hchcdulcd
lo be held later In .Medrord. Illltte
Villla, JaekHoiivlllu und Ashland.
IMlIld welfure cIIiiIch nr.) the fn
tnlllar term by which the confer
I'IIcch hnve heretofore been known
In. thin county, but tho dexlun.i
.'Ion. beciitlBo of lielnK ICKanled un
Inappropriate, will no Jungcr by
UHCll.
The Noted Dead
"I Ike the city of Medford
and am Inuklng forward to the
lime I will be able to vlfdt It
again," Hald Art KvutiH, the Chero
kee wrentler, who lont lunt night
at thu Kliihu theater to Uol
Krtie of I'oi'lland. "I am leav
luu MiIh evi'iilng or tnmorrow fur
north." continued the wret-
ler, "iut will nttip in (irantH i'tip
tonight to wahh Sailor Jack
tangle with Moi lenM n. The next
day will find nie In I'm tin nil."
KvuiiH had ptauiietl In htay in
tliin Meet inn Kcvcral ntoidtiH and
bad counted on winning the match
from KrtiHe to htipp4.it hiH eon
lent ion that he mh of ilium-
ploiuhlp calibre. Although Ki'UT
wan too fast and a bit too hcIcii
tlfie, KvatiH Iiiih not lent heart
and luiH mado plaiiH to take 01
more inateheM, which, if won
will give h 1 111 l he rlu'ht (o a re
turn match with 1 1n; I'mi lundei
and perhapH give him a few stir
pi lues.
(Continued from Page One.)
UNTENANTED LAND
j LONDON, Jan. 8. M'l Henry
i Arthur Jonen, tiulhor of "0 pro
'(luccd plnyB, died at hla home last
.nlnht of a lung eongcatlon.' lie
fviaa 77 yearn old.
Of Into year 'Mr, Joncn had been
writing of Koelul (ueKtliuiii rather
than for the ehater ami lh the lat
iihI edition of Who's Who lie de.
wrlbcd hla recreation aa' "huntliiK
dltloii." In 1 1120.21 he carried
on a vlKorouH ncwKpaper polemic
UKnlntit bolnhevu.m and nKulnnt the
views of II. O. Wclbi and tici.ri.-e
llnrnord Hhaw. Home of thonu were
piibllnhed In thu book ".My Ucur
Wclln."
Mr. Show, when Informed of the
death, said: "I have paid no many
trlbutca to the work of Jonen when
It wan really of nomo tiseto him
Hint I do not nee any need lo pay
trlbuto now when It cannot Kiatlfy
lllm. Wo remained uo'od friends
to the lunt."
NEW VOltK, Jun. . Ai -Wallace
Kddinuer, actor, died In Pilln-
' buriilf jlirly today rum pneumonic.
Hddliutr iieuan hln career on the
"tBKejut Iho'uco of nix and nhortly
' thereafter originated the tltlo role
Ijl V.IHIe Lord Kuuntleroy" which
he played for two nnd one-half
.yearn. ' . i
Let's
Whoopie!
Frank's
Comedians
Open
PLAYHOUSE
THEATRE
Fri., Jan. 11
PresentUig
The Comedy Drama Wow
"For
Cryin'
Out
Loud"
January Bargain Month
Children 10e; AdulU SSo
Vaudeville it EveryUiIng-
IN NATION LISTED
WASHINGTON (II The mir
ernment ntlll iiiriia I ll.l.s 1 7. 'MO
aeren of publle landn, unentered
and tlnrenerved.
The territory c.uuln, It wan
mIiowii in tile annual rep..rt of the
Interior department, the combined
area of Maine, New llnmp
nhlre, Vermont. vaehunettn,
Connecticut. Ithode Inland, New
Vork. New .lerney, I'ennnylvania,
Helaware, Maryland. ' I r k I u I a.
Went Virginia find North Carolina.
In addition, the Kovernment
ownn I,1,"i,Ooo.U0il aeren. of national
fnrcnt landn availnbie for miuinu
leanen and mineral rlulltn un IX..
StMl.ooO acreM of patented homc-
Htend und U'.liuil.tlnn aeren of other
patented lamln. The uronn all are
exeiunlve of Alanlta,
Pre-Wnr Sturr.
VIKNNA. Jan. 7. (IV-Pre-war
Kayc.ty luia been vrevlve.l. Tifty
nu.nnter dancen and I.UOt) nmaltr-r
ballH unhere.l In the carnival pen
non lo hint until Kebruary 2.
bo wrenched off." iminiitcn. It taken about an hour!
f I n.jfaln Hint much. We liaJll
no 'trouble in making tile field.
The necond inutor neenied lo have'
bad pltiKrt." i
When the plane landed, the left
motor wun nllelit. Tile right luo-
tor wan refunetlonlnt;. hut a ;
Mi,......,,,.,. ' i.i ....... ntreain .if oil spouted from It.'
thu same nm. .one. land the center onirlno wan nblo I
'to make but 13UU revolutions.
Air innil will lm nblo to no1''01- Jul cwic'ly wll,lt ,
BtiniKl.l throuKli from connt to i mechanical trouble flnully over-,
cohhI. refitelliiK In fll-Uit. ami pan-i'"" 11,0 P''"' "'otora wan not,
netiKern nhotilil noon make thel'o be known until the official:
iceHii.-.icen.i ti l., li.ul.l.. ..r .i i examination of tho plune by I.ieu-
houid. Kvetitnnllv. niiiro unwei-rnl tenant Hay llarrin, eng.neerlnB
fuel und Iuhh weiKiit, or wlreh'sn ; officer and his. annintantn. No,
Dower, will milve the m o lid. m I ono wan permitted to examine1
I the ..lane after It landed. The
When Iron hunts, run by Klcittn, ' mument the men ntepped out the
weru firt (iUKgented for iraiiH-At-1 tjucntlou Mark was taken to a'
Inntic work, nerlmlH t.liKlneerK mild ! iunar and locked up und an
thut even If they could crons llle'anned guard stationed about H.
ocean they could lint poHHlbly curry I Major Sjpnt. said: "We have
enough coal for thu trip. Ifound that mechanical 'condition
ll.nnanity needn a mo vnclm 1 Mi c ! '- ,T !,w,'"Inll
,.,.1....... it... usnnnel wan in belter eondlt.oli 1 1
" " """" "i.h.o..n me,,, , ,,. , .,. .,,.:
....Il..ll IMUI h .'V
ence. h-h the ruhbt.
The wine (ireek Inlil the tyrant
that tho world would heroine happy
when kltiKH became philonophern.
or phllimophora became klti-is. The
tyrant did not like, thu miKiiestliin.
before the landing) than at any
lime during tho flight. In fact,
we have had neven duyn of rent.''
Hearing Afftirlcd.
The oin.lal medical examlna
t'oti of tho fliers made n short
Ki'llKlmi roHcnts nnd sUL'Kenilon 1 time after tho lundliiB statuU
of cliauge or inodlflcaiion. and I that "no iiuallfylng defects were
cilllle naturally slnco iniiilllicnllon inol. d other Hum moderate de
ls cnfesslon of an early origin. I feels of hearlnit In three of the
Tin rnbbl remembers how- the ! participants and a slight defect;
great nynugoK.uc lu Spain eNcont iin two. Distant vlslun was not j
niiinlealed NnlinomlcH with many j imtiaired lu any, and near vision'
curses because (he w ise "Ham-1 nipalred In four und Imtiroved in
U..UI, . .lausiauug ..reek pniloso-' one, 1
phy Inlo Hebrew, Invenled und iisetl i The tiers today were still busy
now Hebrew words, the old lle-,r uiim und reading thu con
brow luiiKtuc'e possunnlug no i ,.,., ulatory lelcgranis und cable
wprds lo expresn ubstrucl IhoilKht. iB1.UIlm f,.m various parts of the
Nnl.nonldcs dUI"ol worry, lie!"'""1 "ml f,"m Tnr,""LWh,.'i'.''
bnd a (tood.job us ,.:..v.clun to thej ,m""y,,. T
Kb ve or Kitypt, a Molmiuinedaii. !"Kht;, ,
In Cairo, neither .town nor Chris- '"Mowing prelim nary In-
I lit li sj could get ul bint. jspectton the wties ion .miiik .s
Iseltedulcd to be flown lo nsh-
Recently Munnrs. Kuinsuv uml :lmli,ti, later It may undertake i
0 ' I In li in it printed Ibelr "Tlniun ! another endurutico flight. air
Ilally Tribune" on excellent news-'corps suurccn here Indicated. It j
paper made from cortislnlUH. Th'i i Is not known whether Its record-:
Tipton Tribune Ik I ho flrsl in In- ibreaklng crew will fly the plane
ilinnn and the second In the world:!" Washington. - :
Sell Your Old Crim.i.
IIAUItlHIIl'ltO, Pa., Jan. .(!,
Slate Ornithologist' (leorge M. Sut
ton will pay (I each for fish crows,
lie wishes to study the birds' hal
Itn and offers the bounty from his
own pocket.
Would Lire 1,1,1.
Huston, Jan. 7. tPi itisiu.p
Uiwrenre, Episcopal, adveealet
cx education beginning with babes
Becky Thatcher Dead
f vi VI
t-uri rranr, ntarK Twsln'i J
boyhood iwtethiart and thi Becky
naicntr ot nti Booki, died recent
ly In Hannibal, Mo., at the age of tl,
How to Escape
FLU
1
Avoid so far as possible the places
where flu germs are most apt to be;
crowded cars, public meeting places,
warm, stuffy rooms.
Be careful of close contact with oth
ers and beware of all coughers and
sneezers. Breathe through the nose.
Get lots of rest. Eat plenty of citrus
fruits. Keep the bowels open. Take
every precaution to keep in good phys
ical condition, so your system -will
have high resistance against germs.
Above all, avoid qatching cold. Any
cold may be the forerunner of flu.
Take Bayer Aspirin at first sign of a
cold and you can ward it off. Gargle
with -Bayer. Aspirin at first sign of
sore throat as this will remove the infection.
If you have any reason to suspect
even a touch of flu, call your doctor.
KJ
Lis ll
Now Going Ori at MANN'S
Greatest Saving Event of the Year
Wonderful Values in Every Department
Umbrellas Half Price
A tfod "assortment of women's all-silk umbrel
las in a fine raiifje of jjootl colors, and shapes
with fancy handles. t?gular prices, from $4.95
to .flo.OO. Don't fail to see them 1 Drn
Wednesday at 3 lltC
Women's Hosiery
$1.00 Values 35c
An assortment of odd sizes and discontinued
numbers in women's Lisle and Rayon Hose in
plain and ribbed styles; sizes 8'. to lOVo. Up to
00 values. January sale price. ZCZr
pair ODC
Bonita Hand Made Gowns
$1.25 Values 95c
These jj'owiis are made, of a very fine quality
Nainsook, trimmed in dainty liand-cinlmidere'd
designs. Colors peach, flesh and white; all
sizes. Regular if 1.2.") values. January QC
sale price, each JOC
Toilet Sets
$1.75 Values 69c
'Charm of Youth" :5-piece toilet sets, consisting-
of cold cream, powder and rouge, a ".Max-
ine" product;, delightfully perfumed 'with rose
odor. Ji'egulai' rice . 1.7.3. January Q
sale juice, set OJC
$3.75 Neckwear $2.39
ii' . -i ...
u omens j.ace and l.eorgetle Collar and Cuff
sets, ni ecru and colors. Up to
5.7.1 values. Sale pi-ice, set
$2.39
Children's Outing Gowns
$1.25 Values 89c
Childien's Outing Flannel Cowns and Sleepers,
good quality in plain colors and fancy stripes;
sizes 4 to 14 years; up to sfl.L'5 values. Oft
January clearance price, each OIC
'; I
Pongee Silk
75c Values 39c
W-incli Japanese Pongee Silk; rj-nioinnio
weight; all silk; natural color; regular OQ
75c quality. Special AYednesday, yard
Drapery Cretonnes
$1.50 Values 95c
Your choice of a good lot of the better grade
of Cretonnes, in new weaves and designs, in
cluding some modernistic designs, exceeding v
Hooti lor living room drapes, pillows and cush
ions. Sold at regular price,
a yard. January sale price,
yard '.
up to ifJ.yU
95c
Wool Coating
$3.95 Values $1.95
51-iiidi all-wool coating, good qualify; in black
only; if':i.)5 value. Sale price, g
Boudoir Pillows
price 95c; sale price, each .......
-Uidc of Organdie ami line lawn, painted and
stamped for embroidery: regular CO
Hand Bags
"Anno Ilovvf" leath
er liaml lilies I'm
women, filled uilli
t'liiiipiift, lip htiek
holder, coin june
mid mirror. Comes in
Inn, l.rown, 1,'i-cv anil
lilaek. I.'etitiltir $:i.U0
v a lues. Clearance
sale price, each,
$2.69
Turkish
Towels
lSx.'lli inch Turkish
towels in plain white
and white with faney
liorders. lingular
values. Sale price,
each
NEW FELTS
The favorite style
for early spring
Glorious colors to
enhance new costumes
-mm New vag hats,
tiny cloches, off
TUk ' the-f ace and
drooping b r i m
med hats.
25c
Blankets
T'xSti inch single all
w o o I ldankets in
plain colors ami fan
cy plaids in given,
lavender, gold, lilue
nnd rose. Sale price
eacliO
$9.65
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
WINTER COATS AND DRESSES
Women's S20.00 Winter Coats Now . $9 75
Women's S30.00 Winter Coats Now S1500
Women's S35.00 Winter Coats Now ...... S17 50
Women's S65.00 Winter Coats Now . ' $32 50
Women's S15.00 Sill Dresses Now S5 00
Women's $30.00 Silk Dresses Now ...........,., '$1500
All Other Winter Dresses at Big Reductions
Women's wash dresses.
On sale at.
each
95c
f "THE STORE FOP EVEPVBODV , J
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns