RTX
AT TOTAL OF 289
Ijwt: Toar'rt membership drivo
of the M Ml font auxiliary resulted
Jn a total of "287 members; this
your tho com mittens aro working;
to' reach the jwinlwrrthlp ,.UoUi
of 99 fh that the trophy won1"; '8;
1 strongest hiuh
lost year will remain In Moriford. ! F(ni,.
The American Legion Auxiliary
Is tho largest dura paying wo-
man's patriotic organisation In
the country with a potential
ptrongth greater than any other
organisation In tlio nation.
The American Legion Auxiliary
In composed of the mothers, wives,
daughters anil winter of members
of the American Jx-gfnn. nun m
rnolhrrw," wives, dauKhterH ann m
tors of all men and women who
w-ri' in the military or nnvai wi-
vice of the t'nited Slates between
A prl I fl, 1017 and Noveni ner 1 1 ,
IfUfi. and who died In line of duty
or alter honorable discharge; and
also, thoso women who In their
own rikht nro eliihle to member
ship In the American Legion.
"IlememiKT we are working lo
Impi-ove- the conditions of our buys
In tho hospitals, their home con
dft.on.M, or increase ineir cnom i-
nation." wiyn -Mrs. narioca.
prcldent of the lledford tmlt.
"ami t.o must have membeiH
enough to make our Influence felt.
Anyone interested, especially ncw
romers, who are eligible, please
advise Men. William U lb leker.
membership chairman, or myself."
Ah :ono hUh . enthra,Utd in wit
nesnihK th all-talkinK' moving "idc
ture ilmnm, 'Intorfercncu" ho
realizes vividly why that produc
tion "iinUMed ho mivh -discussion
and broke attendance ' records In
the IdK citioH. "Interference" will
continue at the Crnleriaii theatre
toulKbt and tomorrow afternoon
and nijiht.
The tense RrlppinK Interest of
"Interference" held the audiencea
of lost it 1Kb t nrd this afternoon In
u state of cukci' Huspenm thruotit,
ho woll Ih the story told and
superbly niited hy the cant of
prominent film stars.
' It 1k not n mystery story, yd the
thrills of mystery are there ntid
th Htrati(iemH of Urn story can sen
tho paradox of the apdlcnces, as
Ihovhtory dpvtdojw. to actiailly feel
a' wavt! of sympathy- for the dc
spleiOde , villlfiii atxl vllliaiit'.'ts,
played rcapectivtdy by those fine
fleplctorx ' of haled . ciissednesH.
tVm, I'nwell ami i-Iveljit Hrent,
H'hile at th( same time holdlm; a
4eep Hympathy for tho respectable
inurrled couple at whom mmsn
jlotuU expos un; Is seemingly
threatened, played by two other
film Htnirt of first nmjrnttudc. C'live
Jirook and Doris Kenyon.
AIoiik with "lnterfereneo" are
several all-tlkinr ahort or vaude
ville ' features, Including hearing
Commander ltyrd, talk by radbJ
from Ms ship in tho AnturrtU iv
f:on 10,000 miles away, to the
station on th roof of tho New
York TIiuch buildinn.
W A H 1 1 1 N fl TO Ni !)( h n mi Iu ) n , I
which can be electroplated on steel j
nnd Is more permanent that nickel. J
has been found piirtlmikirly Milt-!
hble for reflpejooe In tiulutnoblle
headlighlH flftei on cjtlmuidtve re-
search nuido hy tho bureau of
standards. . .
The ' reftenrch, undertaken to
tuty tho, reriAcling power of cro-
lutum, was extended to cover not
only light In the vUdhte portion of:
the spectrum but also the ultra-viok-t
and infra-reil. As a result
It was found that chromium dtas
much higher reflecting power than
nickel In the ultra-vhdit and.
since H 1h less atfeeted by tilua-
vollet rays, it Is more uscful'ns n
reflector ttf these rays.
, IUi was also obtained onberyl-,
Hum, another metal which In more
f a i 1 1 y iddained iu cummercial
fiunntlties through -recent dircov
vrlcji aiul may come Into Kcnernl
use.
Aaiuisiwd vuluutton of puhlli- tit II
llh'K Iu Wallowa coutity lit houlti
nfim ftf Ihln year wan $l,3:'u,llS,
uccordlUK to report of counly as-
HfHWOr.
Famous Cough
Prescription
Oontaini No Chloroform or
. ' Othr Harmful Drugs
fi The til of medicines containing
rhlnroform or- dope- to relieve
roughing JUi dungeriMiH and unnec
essary. Now aJiyono cn set iuiek
nurt relief with a fainouH prescrip
tion called Thoxine, which contulm,
no chloroform v other harmful
drijgs and Ik afe and pleuKiint to
take. - 1 j
Thoxine l thoroughly efficient
because It hn n double -action
soot lies the Irritation goeM direct
to tho Internal cause, nnd Htopn the1
roiigh nltnnal instantly. Far mi- j
jerlor to cough syrups an1 iatnt
incd I cities. Also exoollent for aore
throat. Quick relief tuaranteM or
vnur money back. l& tioo and
fl.Oft Hold by Hnnth'a and till :
ptlter. gaud Hrutf atorea, , I
'INTERFERED CIRCUIT COURT JURY
GRIPPING INTEREST ' DRAWN NEXT W!
cAND MUCHSUSPENSE
NEW RULING PUIS
CRIPS IN STYLE
-SALEM HOOPSTAR
i
ilu sa lem .high sctiooj haskct.taii
team, in it invasion if Mthern
Oregon thiw ww-k, ptays at Ashland
Thursday night, ami in this city
many ana K.uiru.iy nuinis. rcuwii
one of the line
choj,. tea mi In th
liecrhler, a loll and rarity
lot; Is the Hinr. but tap nnv riilcs
handirap him. ami lie is not tho
point maker he was Inst season,
iiwhlci 's favorite mum waH to
come tearing down the middle of
the floor. If th. guard stopped
him. u foul was called : if thi guard
,iu not. he went ihroiiKh for a
clean .liot at tin basket. 'I hi-
year' rules provide that i:- ei hl
,,o; out for the nu:tnl. and coru--
flucfiily hifnivle li.is heen . r.uni'e
The Medl'ord team beinnln
to develop 111 a e h i lie work, larcejy
due to Mi'lvin's pa-.-Inu ( the bail
to his teammates, as .huu 11 in the
K la tint lb l-'all-- -atii'-. .MclJ..n:ld
Is also showint blf irae aMtilv. :-nd
is a far better phot ili.mbi the
iia.-t. Melvin I a be-t :ind arriHiit
llUt,M.
iind. whll" he si
ill tak
m pa.
)n.-
t-tlOtH
bin Williliuiie-s
Ii:i
st rent; i hem-d
lilt entli
increased their scoriiu: joiwer.
The locals ai al-n Jll.-I beyin
nfny to round into tin- pink-of en
dilhoi. and by Do- time nj" the final
Ashland cauies will be able to
maintain a dk:y pace .m en til
pa me.
The jury :hM fur the Kr-hiiiiiry
term of circuit court, t- hedubii n.
w pen Monday. I-Yhrtiary L'.l, will be
drawn early next eel;, arcordiijK
to Count y t'lerk I lelilln Slevi hs
Meyer. The wand Jury is sched
uleil to meet the Werk pieviitll.:,
Mtonlay, Kebi nary t S.
The first natuiall;'..ition hearing
f the year is m i f..r Wednesday,
l-'ebrtiiiry 13, and there arc five ap
plicants to be examined. A fed
eral examiner will be detailed to
i'tjtnduci ilie lieui'luns.
Portland Plans t proposed for ex
tension of Sandy boulevard north
cart across Columbia river to con
uect with North Hank tiiKnwity b
the State of Washington.
- . -
m
Now It's
V V Hj LfM!iM FOR A
I frgafefeSfjgf 1 1 Highest Grade Nationally Advertised' Enamel
A : ' " : " 1
5-ft. Bathtubs, on legs $25.00 Laundry Trays ; J
1 8x30 Sinks, strainer . $6.25 Closets, all china .... .
20x30 Sinks, Strainer
30 Gal. Riveted Boilers
Lavatories . . . .
Arr.TtFOTjn
JAS. STEVENS AND
MISS LAWRENCE
IN CLUB RECITAL
'
.Tanu-s SU'Vtn, better known to,,ll" il r'm 4r' tui hi:hmI;.i.
hl many Mdfrd frl-iidn and nd -
, , ,
miters uh "J mi," cneratic baritone,
who ha become, increasingly pop
ular In music circles of Portland,
appeared in recital before the Mc
Dowell dub of Unt city (ItiH lifter
1 nimn.
.Miss Alma. Lawrence, IiIb accom-
panlst lien, who shared honors
Wth him on many local programs,
accompanied him in t'Mluy'M eon-
cert, which was held in the hall-
room of the Multnomah hotel.
Mr. Stevens, who watt comlhu-
ally lauded in the I'orllaiul press t
during his appearance with the i
iirlist Upera loiuiauiy (hroiiKll tho
Kiiinmer eaHon, Jiuh been taken to
the heariH of music tveis and hay
fi diii Hie K.hmlulc mapped out lor,'," , 1 ,!;.''?, ". . .., -7
Inn, :w; .-no.iKl. ! ,.,!, down to . .V" ? K,,u'1'
Mt'iUord for a much desired visit.
'.V-''"rrihiK l 'local friends, who
have visited him at liU I'orlhmd
studio recently, he is still plan
itiiiK on it, however.
This alteiiioon's recfial l)efote
the MtDowell elub iucluiled munv
of the selections which mado Set'v '
ens a favoiile with local music lov
ers. It follows":
"Honor and -rmsM (Mafntlell.l
. "Let All My I. lie l.e .MuhIc" !
'Stjrobui, "When Throimh the I'l
azetta" t.leiisen), "l'rcss Thy
Cheek ARaJnat Mine Own" (Jen-1
seal, "Dedication" I TramI, "The
' IMiaiiloin Double" Schtihtii't I ,
"Monthly Serenade" t Ktiwa:-ils"
: "To the Children ( llaclimaulunrf ) ;
("flood NiKht" l Kubeiistf'lii . "Inter
I mission. "Shy Mignonette" (llrake).j
"rjipialn Stratloirn Kiuisv" ( Deems
Taylor t. "Out ward Mound" ( Kve-
lyn Calln'euth). "To tlie Sea" t Mho- j
( Dowoll), "(JwiTie to Hebli'n" thy j
.luiiten Wolf i, "Hail the Crown" I
j tarr. by William Fischer i,
; Joy Home" t ( Itassetl t.
Tal" !
j
Obituary
ccmmin;s
in-Dies passed
Caiii-y V. Cum
away at his home
in San Francisco, ( 'alif., .Inn '1 1 .
bis widow Josephine Krewler Cum
in in-s and one son. Cene I., t'um-,
mins suivivini; 1dm.
Mr. Cummimts formerly lived in ,
the Coiker Hutte region, where
he iiwTK'il an orchard.
Coquille Opera house is beitiK
i'uzed preparatory In erection of
hew fire-resistant st.ntctu-.e.
Here! The Largest Shipment
TTnr.rxE, meofotoV
BUTTER GAINSJN
PORTLAND PRICES
I'OJtTLANI); Ore., Feb.. :. tn,
With stlpplicK licnter and trad'-
hriikcr. huiter piieen .took a spin
' upward today. Kxtras iilv.ini-(l
1""",'"1 ''"m,n """"
grades failed to reflect the- inci-f-aw.
wuh Un. .i
With hhow daritiL' awav and
prospects ti( more moderate weaih
er, fua price r-inaiu eoiiitfiiaiie
ly henp. No prlee. ehaorf were
rep.ricd.
Vegetable niid fruit pi u-i-H re
main umhanKcd.
Livestock
'OHTI.ANf Ore., Feb. u.UV)
-Cattle and calven bulk -modi
i !.;; no ami upi, meumin,
UC(t 10.75. Cnlv rMii lhH. down)
medium to choice, IttTiOtfi '. do
cull to common, SHfaM.hd.
liotfs SteaMy. KecelptH 16a.
Sheep and lambs Quotably
steady. No receipts.
Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. .V (A) '
Wholeale prh-es:
Hittier 'lixtras. One half a ceip 1
higher. Standards one cent higher.
Ptirtland Dairy Kxcuuuk" net whole-i
.sale prhx'K (cuhesj: Kxtras lliVic: j
.standards -Iti'-jc; prlnm firsts 4ac; ,
firsts I'-nauncry prices: ;
Prin Ik c over cube standards.
Kkuh, milk, puullry, sleady and
uncha'tmed. t
O'jions Per cwt., Oregon fancy. t
Mti .r.2.r. ; hoilei-H,
Pntatiu's, wo(d, nuts, hay,
cant bark, .hops all steady
uuchaiiKed.
cas
and San Trancisco Butterf.it
HAN FUANCISCf), Cal.. l'Vt.
(yp(- lintteri'at f. o. b. San Fi
! CISCO,
Wall Street Report
MOW VOItK. Feb. f.. tP, Fa- j
vorahle trade and dividend news,
pmviiled Un- buck-mound for an I
irregularly higher price movement j
in today's stock market. A It ho 1
a sprinkliiiK of issues fcLack ,3 i
to 9 points on
t scattered bear
j of issues were
profit takjiig, and
ellitlfc-, a loiiU list
selling -J: to la !
yesterday's final j
early afii-rnoon.
;i marked contrac- I
j points above
hiuoiatlons by
ITradini; showed
$6.85
THE MARKETS
$8.00 lA-in. full lengths .
$9.00 3-4 in. full lengths , .
2C
orf.oot. tt'fsay. ffbruary -,' mo.
tlon in voUimt iQsumahly in re
sponse t the eucTuonary e.d vices
of some of the leading coinmimion
hOUSCo. CJ
Strength shown by t. S. Hteel. 1
flffi'-ral .Motors find other impor- ;
lant issues minimis X)'b offeet of ;
;:ot:;L
hi.
evident in spots.
The i losiriK tone wan KteRdy.
Suti-M approximiiied 4,oaao,uao
hare. ;
CALL WITNESSES
Jtll'V U((JM. rlVKK81IK.
Fyit. f,-A ytn Stewart Nirth
tf'itt. taking the stand himself for
a Itrief period again today, tate
KOi'ically denied 4-oinmitiiiiK any
it the mm tiers wiih yhich he Ir
chnrficd.
HIVKKS1FK, (j:., rh. a. (p)
With-the major ammunition of his
defense apmrenlly exhausted, Cor
don Stewart Norlhcott todiy con
rentrated on his sell-termed "min
or witnesses. " A score of these,
subpoenaed days ago, have heen
phtyiuK curds and checkers fn the
court house corridors to while
away the hours until the youn-7 Cu
nadiau saw fit to call them to the
stand. i
At least two of his principal wit
nesses, however. Nortlicott lias de
clared he will recall in stir-rebut-tul.
These include Mrs.' Saruli
Louisa Northcott, who put. iu n
stoimy period in ihe witness chair
yesterday, and yrns Northcott.
the defendant's father, who is held
in custody by the stale in connec
tion with the cast, hut who was
called by Nortlicott as a defense
witnesit. The young counsel-defendant
asked the court to retain Mrs.
Norlhcott, who is serving a lUe
lerrii in San Quentin prison for
murder, in Riverside until the close
of the trial "so that I may call her
aRUln to combat any new facts the
state may develop In rebiittul,"
Xorthcott -and Sarah Louisa
Northcott contrihutfid a full sheaf
of verbal pyrotechnics to yester
day'.1; court session. Northcott tried
without avail to shake the previ
ously told story of Sanford Clark,
his 15-year-old nephew, tho slate's
principal witnuss, whom he had re
called for direct examination. The
youngster remained, -unruffled and
calm throughout an excoriating
questioning bv his youthful nude.
:
! rois m ;ns qi u kly
Now, as dnriim the pasf years,
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
stops counln illicitly, heals inflam
ed tissues, dears the throat of ii ri-
taiimr uncus and phlegm, stops
nervous hacking, and troublesome
night con ulis. Always dependable
and efficient. - rhildn-n like It
averts croup. Mothers endorse it
no opiates. All users remmmend
it --ask your druggist. lb-si for
children ami grown persons. Try
of Plumbing
Galvanized Pipe
KEYES TO ARGUE
FOR OWN BE-HALF0
i .os Ar.ni.i-:s. i-viP 5. v,
I
Asa Key pk, irmcr district attor
ney on trial witn iten Oeizoff and
Kd Hosenbeir for bribery and con
spiiacy, today had announced thi't
expeetrd to make an argument
; iu hfs own behalf. He said he
; would take "about' 4.'t minutes''
in defending himself nualnst tlie
j .charges. A poll of counsel who
jure still to speak by Superior
i.ludge Kdwln I. Puller indicated
I that the case probably will go to
the jury Friday. . ,
Defense Attorney Jud Hush in
, his plea, to the Jury described
; Jacob fierman, the "bright young
:man" of the Julian Oil company
stock fiasco, who turned suite's
J evidence, as n "master criminul."
. The attonfey wound up his
I argument describing Keyes as a
j "great rock in a. wi-ary land, a
granite idiaft that presMited a
I square ami unseamed face to the
: iniquities about him."
I Keyes served in the district at
! tommy's office, in one capacity or
(another for 'IT, years. Rush said, if
he had saved an leverage of fcf.OQ
In year he would have1 hail cjmugh
j to cover the first payment of
il!,oou on n now home. Milton
' 1'lko and Joseph Sherman, former
j Jetzoff tailor shop employees
where the. alleged conspiracy was
asserted to have hatched, were
' pictured by Kush as- "Ignorant.
grasping men." who "concocted" n
story of what they saw Koing on iu
order "to sell the information."
CfLI I1I:acJ. Ore:. Feb. "5. (!) j
Word reached here yest:rdny n! j
the death of Walter Sutton, pin-,
neer newspaperman , and - printer, j
He had conducted a 'newspaper :
here and at Port Orford, and Pain
ed his trade on the Jacksonville
Sentinel, one of the pioneer Ore-!
won newspapers. Later he was nj
typesetter on the Morning Oregon-!
hn and was classed as a "swift." j
The funeral was held yesterday.
j (SOLD PF.ACII, Ore.. Feb. a. M)
.Mrs. Leslie Itauer of Crescent City,
land Miss Leatha .Miller of Cold!
Peach suffered cuts and bruises in
inn automobile smashup near here
I last nlKht.
Fixtures Ever
IN BRIBERY CASE
' SAVE 1 YdU MONEY '
HELP YOU FINANCE
ASSIST IN PLANNING
GIVE.EXPER SERVICE
es,-,:,-.
$11.00
$20.00
. . .07
... , .09
TO TREBLE SPACE
ni: vouk. im. :,.(,V
.t in f house Kleetrle and Maniij
ifacturint; company will treble its
1 newspaper fidvrti.imr thb year t"
j ie the pudh- of the vital part
t deetrle"ny 'plays In civjliz:itin.
1 Han rail lor ;.Om(i advertis. -'
tuents in eltl.-s. The deeish.n
comes alter uvu years .f rerte:ti -h
I into various media.
Condon Local fire department
fpo rtrnn i zed . '
Ihdifrestion is th? result of too mueh j
acid in the stomach. It sours youv j
food, ttirn-i.it ittito a fermenting tiifi.
ives you sick headaches, hail breath..
bilioiHiicss, shortness of breath, and,
that lrowsy, don't-care-wliut-liaiipens
feel ilie;.
Jape's T)iappisin ha licl icI thou
sands of uch unfortuuale stomm -li
suircrers to get their ajipetite back.
Chew one or two tablet of Pape-
l)iHpcpin after meals to di.-solvc tlie
excels acid, ami sweeten your stom
ach. Then your food will digest and
nourish you! You will aiu weiulit and
feol line! Pape's Diapepsin does what
it promises to do. TlmCs tlie reason
5 million packages are u-ed a year.
Tape's PiH'pain will bring you re
lief in 5 minutes. It is Pold by an
dniL' stores.
FOR NEWSPAPERS
APPtlllti
IninroTo iuutiismo
Ulbtl5 AflTiniPlb
-vS jsr
-: . il
V . .ill
i "' Mm ';-:,'-
Received in Medford!
NEW:
Quality Buying .
Means
Great Savinp ,
DON'T STARVE. 0S
TO END m
Few .ucreed without harm. Try the y
modern way.tiiibudie-d in Marmola pre- f
scripliun U-bicw. l'eople have used them
for i'J yrs millions of boxes of them, t
Tlie rrulu are seen everywhere. . f
Marmola rontains a gland element
jk'iirh hrlis ;urn food into fuel avl .
Siiergy. The formula appear in ever;- .
box, also ilie reasons for results. Thuv
you will knew how tlie cliange ooiur 9
. without harm. )
All druggists Hll'ply Marmola at SI a I
box. Go start it now. Take four tablets ii
daily until weight comes down to normal.
Do this because of tlie new beauty and V
vim which Marmola has brought to so (
many, lor so lung. I
t
FTed Gottfried Amos Turnbow
GOTTFRIED & TUENBOW
Expert plumbing, Ijeatlng and i
heet metal repar shop. '
We specialize on service at reas j
MnahU nrirf . Nn lob tOO Small.
219 N. Graoe St.' Phon 674
Women's Hose
Sl.OOPair
S Silk from top to toe with
pointed heel.
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency,
A. L. HILL. Manager
Phono 105 . . 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
Fisk Tires
And Tire Repairing
And a Complete Stock of
RIMS and WHEELS
Medford Vulcanizing
Works
Sixth and Fir
Phone 180
BATH
Look at These
Savings
liiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
1 . 3SB I