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lloUtHT W. Rl'IIL, Editor
AO takfaofeot Htwtt
KaUrtd h wcond fliu Bullrf tt Medfgrd,
Onion, wkkr Act a Slirvn , JJ.
li.il. Kih iJti mi. nth T.1
iiaiiy. wiiwwii muiT, ar.
L f. uu TriLu.. iMr:::;;:: roo
Hondw. vue jw :.;. v: .?'?
H litriet. In Adtuvo In SlcJord. AlhUtMJ,
JwkwmlU, Cmiral ruint, I'ltoesU, Tiltot, lioltl
Hill orul tin lllrliiMVl'
luny. vim HumUy, omb $ .T3
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lUllv. vltlraut BuimW, na icar.
tiy. with tiM'xlir, km i'r
All trrmi, rai In adtaim.
MEMKKR OF TIIK AKHOCIATKl) I'HKHB
Khflrlnj Full LtAil Wire Hnire
Tb Aocli(fd Prm ii nrtusiTFly tntltlM to
(hit im fur initillrall'in of all news 'lUpatrhm
rmUird tn it ur oltitwlte cmtltftl in tlila pk).
Hid alio to tip local Of puMislK Itrrein.
AU rftitit! for iJiibllfiUoo 4 ipttlal diipatcbet
tircln hp also rerf.t.
Offlcttt piwf of the iflty of Mrdford.
tifTleLal Qaprr of Jae.wm County.
wX'uSl U "ihiH eyeH wa Kwolleii nearly shut.
Adtffthlnt nn,nl8llm
K. U. MOOKN'HKN k roMTANT
OtOm In Xr Yotlt. ltilro, llrtrolt,
fmiclco, ld Antrlfi. Hejtttle, 1-oftland.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
llalf-a-ilozen resident of I'oit
land have taken n drink with a
itruiKer and woke up from 3 to f
hours later to feel for their
puckctbook only to find same
iuiinn. It I n.t known Imw
many 'Porihiiuleis will have to
take a drink with a strain,''!- be
fore II becomes noised around that
U.Ik not safe 10 take a drink with
a sira lifter.
A number of sheep in sheep's
clothiiiK. are sequestered in tho F.
ttyticrt alfiilfu field.
Pinnies taxes are now the aim
of the leniHlature. It Is hoped the
aim of ibe e:iHlature come closer
l hit ri the dentist who Invented
pillules extraction of a tooth.
'Fate dealt three defeats to the
Vniversity of Oregon basketball
team this week,' moan the sport
iiiK wrlteiH, J''ato was co-operatlm;
with the victors, and took advan
tage of the inability of the Josers
to throw the round influted leath
er object thru the fishnet a suffi
cient number of times.
Quite a few 01' the more cner
Ketic brute are endeavoring to et
out of the preliminary spring
housrcleaniiiK. by looking at the
backyard like they intended lo
spade it.
t'o If enthusiasts are becomlnK
ijulto numerous lit atul around
IvUister. Kurly ench Sunday morn
iiiK tilte a number uathcr at the
inx. (Itlue Karth, Minn., N'ewn.)
Hi ji rti mv from scratch.
SprhiK will not arrive until
autulsts ko lo way for Sunday,
Instead of the present i'J.
The production of pretzels In
I his count ry showed a n Increase
the last six mouth of l2S. This
is an liufailiiiK siKii the masses are
not wettliiK their whistle with
beer. ,
Our solons have adjourned
UKaln. the which they do well. It
becomes nore evident day by day.
that men should be elected to tlte
IcKislaluie who would not attend
if elected.
Sinn vs. Sinn. Decree of divorce.
-(Ued llluff New. ) Siilvaliou!
Tho only AlK"rhin .cat In these
parts wants to ko hack to Aliieda.
and has been poutlim under the
house for five days.
A derby hat booin is underway
in these parts, and there is every
indication they will soon be
blnomliiK upon manly iiokuIiis. A
derby hat i better tbiiu no but at
, nil. Foe year Carl Howtnun, a
torisoriallst, wa the only native
wilh the hardihood to wear a
derby hat, and last fall be weak
ened and started wenrluu; a bat
with a black beard. II has been
proven that a derby hat on an
August day. gets holler than the P-ilitau, is devoting most of her!
insldes of ii -Id. Itimo to free Instruction In music!
A derby hat Is canity fractured l"f talent, ..1 girls Hi'bcted by tbol WASIIINGTDN. .Inn. 2G. (flV
and never looks the sumo after i V. W. r. A. ami actors' e.iuliy. The department of agriculture un
falling to move from under a hidy
on a diet and not getting any place '
Willi It, It is not worth n whoop I
is a place to , keep extra flsll
hooks.
lly poking a finger into the sides
of a derby hat and yanking the
finger away suddenly, a sound Is
emitted "kin to a girl chewing
chlekle. I'hlclo Is what the belter
rlrnirnt tails gum. it in ,um t,1!ltp
to chew 1 1 n, but tho taste Is not
so hum If chicle Is being masticat
ed foroclously.
Tho derby Is sometimes worn by
a ircf ilium;. The trombonist when
ho desires to put some delicate
feeling Into his execution, slaps a
derby over tho Farthest North of
the Inslrument. Tltlif deadens the
hlal of the trombone, but vou can
still hear It.
, A man murdered In Los Anueles
last week, as men soiuetlnn s Uv i
In Los Angeles, woru a derhy hat
und was killed by a blow on the I
head. Ilia slayer hit him when
he had his hat off, otherwise the .
only dnmngo would have been to 1
diivo the derby down over his !
ears. t 1
r-pacs docs no; pornilt tho pub.
Mention of the list of local dudes
who, await only a leader, to get
under a derby. We hereby nomi
nate I'eniht mn dales, the mil. I
fient . authority on weeds, bnhh-s.
und snap manufacture, in be mar
shal of the day.
Let us have it derby some place
besides itt the county fair.
. On rou Wnthcr.
Hnow tnnlghl, clearing Hundny:
older. Cold wnvo In the east por
tion. Fresh to strong north winds
on the const.
Editorial Correspondence
1 ' JtlVERSIDE, Cal., J.in. 22 Gor -
idon Slewart Nmihcott In u midgv.
ii . i . ... . . ,
... ... ,
man, Willi all l.lr of surprising self
confidence. Surprising, hecause his
manner seems a direct conlnnli
(ion to hiH aii atini'-.
Ah Iia -i.iiit. into I In conn room
hit I. itii'l I
( L't ,f i'lli lirl'iil in fit 1; Hill . U'hn til 1 If II I
j Ii in in yon in tin- claiU, hut ruu 11
Khowed flit, nuil miu unl
1 l'Luti (,r i' i l
down. O ' O
Hut when he u(hlsi tho court,
j actlnK uh hiH own uiiorney (In ills-
fii.wnfii iiim iwu iu ii.ijd
S.ouifK'' wlM-ii he dcri.i.Ml tlicy wr
doiiiK noiiyiK lo k-cp hi in tioin
the KcutloliTi In waH iinir;ly sell
ohkchh(m. Hpoko in a clear, alrnosl
aKtfi'CHHive, tuic, and uvo one the
impn'tisioii of hoiiiK cnliiely kuip
of hint-self.
To our relief ruiher than our diH
aplioinlment, court adjourned a lew
Tiiorneniff alter civeninK, foi
I iii-llij-nll r.Y Mill OlOII Iiii Wilt wll 1 1 4r-
I ;,., ',. ...a ..vm.u riAi, f.f
um oii:i-r was ihii mm iiiiihhu-u,
ho was n Sony Hlxhl, and vet failed
soineliow to nroiiM- one's pity.
perliups hei ause his UHHiirance and
eKollsin were ho appaienl.
JudKillK by Hie lew people hi tho
rotirl room the eaHe is not utlraet -
Jim any Keiieml iiublit: interest. iaiy confiiuiH the preilhtion. A ! " "'" ever trustini; rea.l-r
There urn no Hpeelal ui-wspaper t.K,.r seleclion than I'residenl Wll-land this master salesman still en
coriespondeiiiH iih they were at the j !. J(tti from Hie sti-ndpoint of I J-ys a plm-i- in our affections. Willi
iiiiiwuuii iii.m a j.-ui ,-.. ..
journals from .Maine to Florida
were represented. Apparently the
i Riverside newspapers are the only
Jones in California making ibe trial
a front-pane feature.
We ahare this Indifference. In
Iniauy ways this case is one 01' tin
I most unusual in the history of
j crime, but we have no desire-to lis
! leu in on it, lor any h unlh of time,
or follow II in tho press. It's a
case wo would like to forget
HolJ.VW(iril), Cal., .Inn. 2ti.
oT't Alma Hubens, motion picture
actress and wife of Iticardo Cortex ;
iiiiK in (his pari of the country, and
DOCTOR STABBED ; BEAUf IFUL TYPIST
BY ALMA RUBENS I AIDED DRY WORK
IN NERVE BREAK! BY DRINKING RYE
was in a sanitarium near Aiiinm-; tmlay llH lUv ,.oIp fr M,HH .Marjorkl
bra. Cal., today. sutl'eriiiK from a , - .... ...
complete nervous breakdown, fol- M,',,,,H' yM bol,t-v-Inwlnif
her llinht down Hollywood ! 1 li'l8iiro of her umploymont as
lioulevanl yeterday. whic h ended .n tinder cover agent came at pad
when she was asserted to havejlock proceedings uKRlnst a reslau
stabbed II. Marnett, a, medical stu- ,.,,, i vv..t ntii, u.,i Mt. -i 1
Ur. i:. W. .Meyer, .Miss Rubens'
physician who Joined in pursuit of
tlii) actress wilh Ifatnett, Muted
that Miss Ilubcns' comniloi, l se,- ! .,,., , a $,D O()0 ,
.ml that it .may be ,w,,lly ,M,,, Ml Jm,H u Kllll.nntl!0
inonlliH before Sie jecoveiS. Incntnut vl.JniO.n c n. .....a.ii.i.i-..,
In a report to I lolly w
I police
lr. .Meyer sniil that he and his,
assistant, linrueti, culled for .Miss 1
Itubeim at her home- yesterday to
escort her to a sanitarium. When!
j the three reaehed the physician's;
j car the net res suddenly bolted,
j down the main business thorough-'
nue o iioiiywooq,
"Karneti and 1 nave chase." the
physician recounted, "and called !
for Miss Rubens to stop. Cut she I
ran faster, started Kcrcamine; that ;
she was bcliiK kidnaped, tore off ;
her hul and Klove and threw her!
purse away." 1
one noonuay crowds stopped'
in amaament us the actress ran i
lown the street mnl others watch-I she said she received ?5 a night
ed. lH lieveitiK that a motion pic- ' fnr ,m- Hervices rrom "James Don
lure was heitqr enacted, the twojnvaii. the chief prohibition invest!
men overtook Miss Itubens at an-alor rot' Administrator Campbell."
oil stat on. Police were summoned. ' she Hlarted work- a a prohibition
As the two men approached, I uKen last Deccmhcr. she said, and
pollen reporlH-slated. Miss Itu bens I wu discharged a few davs uko he
bramlished the paper knife and ; cause "funds for enforcement were
struck Harnett (wire, in the shoul-) low." nutins the ilayllme, she said,
der and lit the leu. 'Me wa md : she worked as n typist at a busi
woumled Heriously. The knife was ness nITUo In the building adtoin
lakeu nway from the ictress. andMuK prohihllloti heiuhpiarhu's.
she was placed In the physician's'
autonioiiile and started for 1 In
sanlta rlum.
Still' lMlllillltlirolilsl,
N'KW YtlliK, Jan. -Jti.vlv-.
Forced to give up opera and inn- i
cert- singing by ill health,. Anna ;
Fitnlu. former nlar of the Metro-1
iSlie thinks the work has saved
lo r life and rinds II more Inter-
em lug than willing poems. Iviics
and fiction for cash.
. :
Clean rags wanted at tho Mall
Tribune offleo " t
MUTT AND JEFF
THAT'S NV
. He'S DOIMG A LIT TL
THIS fMwG
ON) vouia
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MEDFORD MAIL
1 In (ho newspaper 1insjnof,s, we felt
i J 'eriuin "professional" desire tn
' mci u Koiiumt- ui me u.-ii-nimriL alio
having done go wo ran t smiss ytretini. w u . V ox'1' "
. . . J T.vJuiu-r houM l bri.1 .ud wrttun la Ink.
( . " ' 1 11 inuiu i icss
muise.il.riK.
((nnlii)K to one of the Hivor-
' r. . ' ' ' " .
luin- thf cjisi- in ili-ad o(wii nul
wn an illin- to N'l
' .
ii
o :it i hat
f 'j,ei(. waH a lilt(. Hunshinn todav
: nut in the afternoon it loudfd tin
; aain ami IooUh likf kunw All )nt
;slx , It(t Mwlford colony have Up
( hm te(, an, nl(- hold is practically I
loscrlfd. Tin Klf:iMi t-.ivi'tt n. ;
(HiuptliiK on the baHi;; of worinih
, )(U, ,,,. (.xf! .jpn(.,. ,us, y(.;it. W.(H
such 1 hut we have Ihu.n far icaiwl
ed the lempetution. Furnace Treek
hits the Kieaier appeal, hut cer
tain cirrumtiiampH have developed!
which render un immediate , de-!
part lire iniprmlble.
i According lit ihy morning piinorH
I'reKh If I .nli.i'-1 MunVor liu ualiiii.
.-i i..ui,i vciii,.,. u ...i
: I'niversiiy for Secretary of the In-
; u-i ni . i priMjii-ieit Hi-veillll
fw!(-l.s n-o thai if Mr. Hoy West (
! should he toiiflrmeil for this posi
by Hie. Kenan-, as he has been, he !
would only hold lUlite tun it March -
Mind his plaee Would be taken ,v 1
. some man excelitlonallv well fit-'
1 rlir -i.,, . . .
, , i.u(. - .. (,,K .,,,,1 ,i, ...'
at larxe.
could scarcely he imaK
ined.
Clouds coming up last nifiht
from the north prevented tho pre
dicted freeze, and ' it look a
though there would bo no "firinu"
toiiit'ht. Well, tho Weather Man
can be Klven credit for KomelhhiR.
lie needs il. lie has been almost
as popular in California tho past
week as Califonia Krapefruit.
It. W. It.
NEW YORK, Jan. . A
, typist by day and a federal prohl-
bit Ion audit at nilit was disclosed,
in and a mule utfent testified they
botiKlit liquor there.
The Kovenuncnt's motion for tho
iaw dismissed hv Fedenil .lodire
I liacher, who, however, said ho be
lieved Miiuor waa served the hkohIh
but that Moore did not know about
il.
Miss Melius was produced as a
witness at the request of Judtfe,
Tl aclier alter IlerherL F. Slade, au
intent, lestitied that on his three
visit to Moore's reHtuurant ho had
been accompanied hv
woman
agent he knew only
AiisSj
Ml'ISH- j
Questioned by Judge Thacher aa
in net uer sue uranii iniuor at
Moore st jilace, she replied:
"Yes,
itiatiK old tashioucd cock'-
niiiu nn.l i vo iiiedhfiiu
M ANIMAL VALUE
INCREASED IN
nounccd loday that reports re-
celveil by It Indicated the total
value of .laiiuary l of all farm
animals wiis S ."..Kr.S.T lit.tlOl) ns
commit
d wiih jr..r.i:
1. FiL'S. and
years ago.
:. us. iieo on
.lanium
lllin Iw.
$ri,o:i:t. 321.
I
This Bozo Must Be Some Sheer
UROtHCR-lM-tAWJ;
" I 1 A ONE -iOl AND fLII I ' ' . . n.... ICKIEV SLAMU ., T I I
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM gKAD7, M. D.
flljn.d Ittun prtilnln to seraonil
wirHlf otlij i H cm Iw umwttti her.
li.y to InatmcUooa. Addrena Dr. William
in-im. n i iiii. hi vi
vorMi hi: sriti.'
the luve of u.f iH Wspaper popl"
continui? eulni: all our
: n.lvTii;,iti,- for uothini:
'
It litk'
an
exiraordinary doctor indeed to 1
et w hat o 11 e
m i k h I call iia- j
tioii-wide iulvr-'
isinu, Kood front
p 11 k e t u f ( in
c o n k I d e r a ble '
t u n 11. t i t y and
still hold the -t'-mn
and nff' c :
tio'ri .of the pub- 1
INher-n who fur
nish It. I Jr. l.o- !
' renz. tho Rieat poohl.nh of oitho-
j r""y "f Aunt
:
t''"'lrll ui t"i ' ill. Tin- late
' liiirlat.-.n cone yclept .lo.mr"
by our liunmrou presx follow- .1
""' r""1M' I'" l-"i'-nz for a pluut
Whil-. lately the mom rn-I
mantle fiuure of them all. Vnrnn--
off. has hawked his monkey hu-i-
a few Midi executions, we n.-ws-
paper people 00 not love tnee, l)or-
lor Fell, the reason why we ciin -
not ten nut maybe you are a
loo close mouthed when It comes
10 a quesiio,, 01 a sensational story; tP i(lint (hoM ,.t (iy nronj-hiy
about a new me-lical development I thkl carefutlv seallhe cracks with
or discovery. We naturally like tn I c,miUni t flexible collodion, hold
tell the now when II is news, and inK ,). edestofl.ther white this
compcihioo constrains us u, waive is t!l.yin(f. ;r-pe;il this daily until
the matter of the riiKcouruKcinciil hen II n Is complete, that Is, repeat
and sorrow our effort must brini; i,e eullodiroi- the lotin mile one..
lo t hou sa nils of reader who be f
lieve all" they read. . The heats we
have .scored about wonderful new
cancer cures, tuberculosis cures,
and tlii- like, compensate, in a iiita-
sunf for: the pitiful exploitation
and bitter disaPiMuutmeni these liot j
storii-H have bronchi to reader.-, j
Von doctor!; sometimes foi'Kct. we'
fear, that avc newspaper people 1
have a ureal duly and tradition to;
uphold; were il noi for our :;erv
ice to seieliee. the mail ill the street
v 111 Id soon cease lo exclaim "Ain't
science wonderful!"
1 oqtiesiioiiM my 1 ue i nipui ma i ion 1
of enilntcine uland substance i.s a !
useful HiirKical procedure in certain
i tict 1 :ndi ocine glands
Klands like the thyroid bavin
internal secreiinn, furnisbin
lh blood stream so nit? mib.-ttani
called a barnione, which is c.sseii-
tlal in one way or another for nor-
ma! Mi'owth. development, health
or 1 i re. T he 1 ay r e Dr. fl. F ra n k
l.ydstoii of Chicago eslabllsheil this
Procedure on :i snunit hto-is. thiiiiili '
he did his work in tile oper.il int;
room, not in the newspapers. So
far as any restoration of youth
may be concerned, of en ui -e all
this monkey business Voronoff tells
the world about is bunk, if you
know what 1 menu. Tin; credulous
victim of such an operation In
effect receives a hypodermic in
ject ion ,,f the hormone or hind
extract, a dose of the medicine thai
produces a more prolonged effect
than an ordinary inject ion would,
an effect prolonged for several
weeks or even months, depending
on the duration of life in the gland
- ... ... . .... .
ells of the tik-.'ie implanted. This
duiation of life in implanted gland
tissue cells is always limited.
matter what the source of the
Khmd tissue or the nature of ibe
npcralion.
Descending from the sensational
lo the vicinity of the veracious. I
make bold to Kive my opinion as
n student of health that a suitable
lodln ration for everybody is the!
nearest we can come in present ;
to the perpetuation or ai least the
prolongation of youth. Purlher, 1 1
believe a suitable iodin ration for
everybody is the iiuantlty of lu'din
one gets in ono drop of ordinary
linctiirc of iodin laki-n ip a glass
ful or more of water once a week
the year around. There nr.- vari
ous other sources of iodlu than
this homely ono I recommend, bin
hoik- heller, in my judgment.
(JI INTIONS AM) ANSWEKS
Hluo 'llnl on the t'clcry.
5"
out our
lib blue
pi'. venl blight. A neigh.
bor declares a physicians lohl liiln Old tasliloned sleds, tobt wans. ' SEATTLE. Jan. li A') llllffot
the vllrol remains in the heart of Ul.-ielis worn ml.... ..,.1 l,,,i...i ; ...1 i, , ..
1 Ur
celery and w ill cause differ-1 wih liquid lefresliinenls contain-: into which their automobile ca
ailmenu among people who i jm- m,,,-,, than one-hall nf one ner r.-en.-.l Thnnn l..rr...- -o..
cnl the celery. Is thl
right
I !
hope not. because we nr.
of celery and would hit
very fond 1
10 give it I
up. W. K.
,ns. -i no not Know wnetlier
-blue vllrol Is so used, bin If It ls.,lu-lps the whiskey trade, it's ills-j
I should not eliminate celery from collragillg. I
f'He VUAS A SORT OF A
CcniMreKFlTR; ue siseo
TO TAXS A HUNOReD OOLtAlc
'BILU AW6 5PU"? IT WW "UJ
A RAZOR. THW He'X
ottEfiOW ft A TFT DAY."
bultb and hjl-n, not to dluut dl.fno.li a,
'p". uia.itw enraopa ii nrtoMO.
ulnf to tl.. large nnnl.ro! Iittniir
I, seJf-tMresM4 envelope U enriMe-t.
So rtj can b made to qurrlra ool conform-
Brady, in car of UUa ocwapapcr.
. imn i.ii n khki
S 1'
O
j.olVllr"l copper sulphate. I doiHn
; " ' " L uiu remain in t
ui iii ine fi'irri nni.r in., on mn f-i-
' j , uuiu IHIllll lUiric, BliU wnun JllllllJ
.vahlnt; of 1 hi celery before serv-1 ItritiHh newspaper. ny labor will
'o kv anyhixly any anxiety, return to power and select a prime
Anyway. I'll i Miuiiiue to enjoy tUh: i minister to writ- the klnfj'tt
tli-l-et;it,e n-lili until the copper ipecehe at the next election. Hrit
siilih;ite does to me what I ht. j Isu labor, he say, will re vine . I he
oniiii" nd ii fur in th emereiu-y treaty Htned at VersaiUcH.
1 uplM.ard. one Ki'ain of cupper j Ixjrd Kothermere may be mis
sulphate dissolved in a tablespoon- taken, probably I.
ful or two of water is the fiuirkeut
:uid surest emetic for a ehild or
adult in any emergency . Copper
sulphate sfirayin may or may not.
be a kooiI pioteetlon aKainst bllKht
or other parasitic conditions; I be
lieve a is a valuable protection
against pnjJsMde typhoid contam
ination of c-'lery. 011 the whole.
if I had a choiee, other things be
inir equal, 1 should select celery
that has been so sprayed In pref
erence to relery that has not been
sprayed.
Don't Smile.
Kindly tell nio how to heal
eraeked lip. My lip crack (two! H wasn't fair to Kive the talk
placeKi every year when cold inK-marathon prijie to n flatr-poh1
weather begins. I am an Indoor j witter, lie bad a lot of talk saved
I worker.
years of ac. Miss I,
- 1,'
j Ans. .iist, )0 careful never to'
1 sriiilc. evt oaln rJw ei-iek- vviihihrer is in the field. The ears
either men iirorhrnme M.luHon m -
(Copyright, John F. Dille Co.)
A pessimist Is one who think:
moi belly Instinct Is dyhi out Jest j
because Mrs; Ike l-irk's convicted
sister-in-law, mother of eleven, has
told her lawyer not C bother about I
a new trial. S pea kin' o cruisers,)
another ihhig thLs country needs i
!,,' ;.,. ' . . ,
"Now Queen Marie C catch us un-
prepared again.
(Copyright. John F. Dille Co.)
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pape Ono.)
(hat selecting the rifiht location
innkes advertising unnuoessiirv.
'proves lite wisdom of Woolworlh's
president, Mr. H. 'I. I'lirsnn
j flet the best position for
, . ,"p ., l,0!,1,li;u for your,,,,,, u isll-t Ul0 ,.lnrt o( monoy our
Isiore hv all means. Hut gel also
:the best "position, and the best
jcopy, for your advertising in a 1
uewspapet .
Have what the people want, then
let the people know you have it. :
That's the secret of &uccess.
ooueggers piyiug tne.r trade
between Canada and Detroit had n fhe three times, showing the dun
I happy day on I he ice. The Detroit M,.r , ,,sing oil in the neighbor-
in or as eniireiy uozen over in
i some places, almost frozen over (
i ,(.1S. i.. Hiv i,.1 .1,1, k
cent alcol.ol. and whisked over Ibe
he. On tin- raited Stales side of
the river large furniture vans were
wailing.
v, lien water turns tn he and
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.TAKTTARY 26. lf20. '
1 James De Lands, Greek, with his;
first naturalization papers, is re-!
Jected an juryman In Washington.
He did not know thf watt u pro- i
hibitiou law in this t?jnlry.
, A visitor from .Mars might bo'
in,'re somi; ",ne Without suspecting
,,mt ww nau 11 proamnion law, 1
O Many respectable visitor from
iiroi-e. enturtained in Now York
iM-trinuiiii; with slr.-n ; coi kialls.
KoiUK on tlirouati chaniitaiiuo to
, law O
i m-.i w. ...
Quill Points
Setni-nude flapper
version:
I Clothe bake the inan.
Still. It tmust bo pretty Rood If
jit's still a new car after the dealer
jhas driven it 2000 miles;.
l'at riot ism is just onot her ver
sion of a man's conviction that bis
radio Mt has yours leat a mile,
up.
Yo" cnn trl1 when tho corn
1 lool; exhausted as a result of heinK
bored.
The nut 11 who doesn't op
po double jeoMirdy mtvef
tried lo cxpluln to a wife nni .
an old-marl d sister at the. bailie
time.
It
make
takes three generations to
1 e.011 l..tM'.n I'nt In one
' bull markcL can do it.
! Old Dobbin had faults, hut he
j wasn't called second-hand the day
i after you bought him.
Thinss work out all right. The
f man who put new life in Judge,
is now the judge for I.lfe.
I AmericnniMii: Calling a man
I world champion because, he does
something abler men scorn to do.
Another way to keep from grow,
ing old is to assume that tho ap
proaching car's single headlight
is the one on the left.
If beauty
Interest In
lot's have i
contests awaken new
personal appearance,
national contest to
discover the best cook.
I Every town has a few "good fel
1 lows" who will lend a friend the
'tnoicy their wives need for shoes.
Tlu-y seldom long- for a cm
I'cer unlcSK th , arc vnln
enough to long' for luinil
clappliiK. o
Winter finds the number of
unemployed greater In this conn
try, as well as England, unless
horsft shoes can bo -called an employment.-
The new Irish .hilling has a
hlcken ilc.sign on one side, but
the. significance isn't clear. The i
j-.'olu is chicken feed, of course, !
chickens have designs on.
Americanism Is sal'
while most !
of (.an pronounce it,0 names
or the governors and few can
pronounce ibe names of gangsters.
The c h li r c h ltockefeller Is
1
'building for Fosdlek has cnughtist.me the name of "Medford Mo-
i-s, showlnir the dun-,
,nd nf ne who innkes the spark:
.-i,.
Seattle attorney, and his brother
and la
partner, John T. Casey.
w ere fatally injured last night on !
.oe.aco.c mgnway near lies
.Moin.-s. John i !, -ii...i i. ......
after the accident and his brother
-atiy today.
rfesiTHEN He'ii PAvre -me hauvcs
ToGcTtteRj so rt'a HAW To
CNTORieSj IF THE SUCkER
LOOK ON Ttt OTHCR Slle;
UKe t G6T him Am HoMevr
JoB iwHers) He gets out
v WCXT
At the Rialto Today
ft
Tom llix In "1 lie Iine hmr Itu
8UU1 8trMt and CantraJ Amuaj
- :
n- 1 rfCU.'r ,r .
Pmnaclo Packing ,Co.. nc vs.
Eva Mozelle Yawter, et a Fore -
fltire.
Service Stores, Inc., vs. O. U Con -
well et ux. For money.
Fred Fick v: J. H. Cogan. Porl
money.
CharlOH K. nrown et nl vs. K:liza
beth II. Foster et nl To tpilet title
William A. Chlldera et al vs. Jan.
ClilKBIlKn et nl To (pilot title.
K. J). Hon et nx vs. American
Development Co. et "al To quiet
lllle.
Southern Oregon Credit Unreal!
vs. Sumuel llerlelsou et al For
money.
Credit Service Company vs. Mrs.
M. N. Wood. For money.
II. P.. Paul ot nl vs. Stain Indus
trial Accident Commission Man
date.
II. Hi Davis et nl vs. Eve Benson
et al. For money.
-1. 1.. Kiiphrnt et al vs. Minnie
M. ItilllnKs et al. Foreclosure.
Myrtle Hankey vs. Vernon lo
Pa tike v. Divorce.
B. C. Silllmn.11 vs. Mrs. Thos. Al
bert Warren. Chattel lieu.
W. A. Crane vs. .1. 1). Tresham.
For money.
Treichler Motor Co. vs. L. V. I.e
Fevre. For money.
First National Company vs. F.
.1. Newman ct al. 'Judicial sale and
division of proceeds.
Louisa Carman vs. J. II. Gorman.
Divorce.
Cora Wilson vs. Daniel A. Sprier
berg. Foreclosure.
W. F. Drown vs. T. Ci. Parker.
Chattel lien.
Farm Bureau Co-operative Ex
change vs. C. F. Carpenter nuri
Vera M. Carpenter Foreclosure of
chattel mortgage.
10. Cr. Dow vs. J. C. Cleland.
Damages.
F. U 11. of Spokane vs. Cad Ellis
et nl Decree.
Mary Greene vs. Levi Greene.
Decree.
Ethel A. Dunlave vs. Leslie .1.
Dunlave. Divorce.
W. Guy Pruett vs. Vcrta E. Pin-
etl Decreo.
State vs. Harry Scott Still pos
session. Viola Lewis vs. Win. L. Lewis.
Decree.
Sterliiu; Mining Co. v.-:. Dora M.
Saltmarsh. Condemnation of ditch
right of way.
A. Postou vs. Elbert G. Davis et
al. For money.
Lulu Uice Forbes vs. Kenneth
W. Follies. Divorce.
George E. Hamlin vs. Mary E.
Hamlin et al. Specific, perform-
nnce.
ouuc n. v iisoii i. r isii.
cony.-
S. H. Hawk vs. Oscar L. Cornwall
et al. llecree.
A. Poston vs. Elbert 0. Davis et
nl. Attachment.
Nova Alyswnrth vs. I'.rynn Alys
worth Decree. t
H. J. Henry and E. II. Young ns
o.vu
tors
.1. II. Marshall. J. Ii. Marshall Jr.
and Frank DeSouza incorporate
as ".Marshall Printing Company,
Incorporated."
W. J. Freeman and L. J. Freeman
assume tne uusiness name ot "t ree-1
man Implement Company."
p.n, Zr"te .0Upi ' i I
Estate of Lt a (.. Pierce, also
known as Anna J. Pierce. Docu-
rnejitary.
.-Btatn nf p,-aoPa v. Rklm -
Atlmitted to pmhale.
Estate of Elizabeih A. Smilli.
Adiniited to prnhnte.
XllON'T
1 'KiiiS
we SLICING HAM
For SAcvDujicHeei at
COMeV IStAfVft WX.T
I'D
OMoA: y; :
X
Z i
user." Wllliiini l'o Production.
j Estate of Marsena Brannan.
i Admitted to probate.
hstate ot U. J. Moore, deceased.
Inventory and appraisement.
Ksiate of tleorge R. JJrown, mi-
! -aiato of Mary K. Hamlm, de-
ceased. Admitted to probate,
i l'"sta'e of Lillian A. McKUlop, do-
! ceased.-Admitted to probate.
1
Iteal I-tate TransTers.
! Portland Trust and Savings Bank
J to CJcorge II. Wyckoff et al, Q. c.
1). to land in Tp. 30 S. II. 2 V.:
Tl. V. Williams et ux to H. I.
Powell et ux. W. D- to land in
See. If,, ,Tp. .14 S. It. 1 V.
Nellie Stephenson -to Harry Daily.
C. ('. D. 10 part of tho HVj of SW ii
of See. S in Tp. 40 R. IS. 3 V. y
ing southeast of the Dig Applecjif
river.
XI. F. Parker et ux. to J.' A.
Coughriln et nl. W. D. to land in
Tp. SS S. It. 1 W.
rialpli I,. Ferns ct ux to Hoy Nip
per el ux. W. U. lo land in Tp. 3S
S. 11. 1 W.
J. II. Hell.in et ux to L. I. Moon
ct ux.. W. I), to land in Ashland.
.I. C. Karnes et ux to Mlna M.
Austin, w. D. to land in Tp. 37 S.
It. -1 W.
D. W. Ilazle to P.eulah Dell Jald
ness. W. D. to land in Calloway
Add. to. Medford.
William E. Pack et ux to Wil
liam J. King. w. 1). to land in
Tp. 37 S. It. 2 W.
G. W. Milam lo Greta M. Smith.
W. D. to lot 5. l!lk. 1, Imperial
Add. to Medford.
I!. Iluhbs et ux to Clarence
C. Pierce et ux. Q. C. D. to only
that portion of the SWli of SEVi
of Sec. 3a, Tp. 33 S. It. 1 W. which
lays south of the lloguo river, l-z
acres.
.M, F. Pingham ct ux to John E.
Smith. W. D. to tho NUj ot NWVi
of Sec. IS, and SVi n BW!4 OJ.U?
NEVi of SWVi of Sec. IS, Tp. jW
Si'.!!. 4 W.
John W. Grantham et ux to
George .1.- Gulovsen et ux. W. D.
lo the E. IK) ft. of Lot 10, Blk. 1,
Jackson Add. tp Medford.
Nancy Hrown liriggs to Wu, M.
Priugs. Q. c. D. tn land In Ash
land. It. V. Williams ct ux to Walter
II. Robinson et ux. W. D. to Lots
1. 1'. 4. ii, Williams Suhdiv. See
lions 30 and 31l. Tp. 37 S. U. 1 W.
U. C. Dewolf et ux to C. W. Wnd
dall et ux. W. D. to E i-i of HWKof
NEi of Sec. L'L'. Tp. 3r. S. It. 1 W.
Frank It. Neil et ux to C. W.
Waddell et ux. W. I), to the NWM
of NEVi of Sec. L'2. Tp. 35 S. It.
1 W.
C. P.. Helmrotli et ux to James
C. Puekmo-ster et ux. W. D. to
Lot 1 ami part ot Lot 13, Block 3,
Kenwood Add, to Medford.
J.. 11. Newton et nx to D. F.
Maines et ux. W. D. to tho --114
ot NWU and SEU of NWVi and
-VEU of SWVi. Sec. 32, To. 37
S. a. 3 E.
.1. II. Newton et ux to T. F.
Mains et ux. W. D. to Lots 7 and
S. lllk. r.7, Orlg. Town of Medford.
Carl .1. Urommer et tlx lo C. Oust
lave .'llrnmmer. Deed to land In
' """"
l: ' l- 1
t 11 ir;..t. .... .
... ... M'hn. i-i ox to Ullie
nedlngfield. - W. I). to Lots f., jl
and 7 of Mights Sub. ot part of
I.ol 5. Illk. 2. Mingus Sub., Med
ford. opi shio Kohl
IKiSTON Jan "f. (k) The
' H ding." four masted
s. h,H,o.-. which was 'a. thing ot
luvuov ..i. ,...: "
; ' i" J-'.HH "go oi.
ost of l no.lmo. has hoen sold
met Ion for a i.nllrv Jlf.00. And
Ibe purchaser aeieil largely from
sentiment, (lid salts were nlch In
lear.-.
Bv BUD FTSHFft
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