PAGE TWO
MKDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OUKi)V MONDAY. KKUIUWHY l l!:si.
KlUl
I"
Tocal and
J 'Personal
Fine weather ha been prevail-1
ilurliiK tho punt week, a coord Inn tn
infltmation recolved here today at
depth of Hnow at the park it
he
iween nix and seven feet at the
rim, r4 inches at (iovernmont t-anip
and 4K IneheB at Anna Spring
ca tup.
Week Knd VMtoi-
MUs Lucy Cans of (IrnntH P;is
.spent tho week end in Med ford
wfth Miss Winifred Warner.
J eo rum Ik.-Ion filed suit in circuit
Many Jackson county people nrei court lodny aainst Homer Cham
onK to1 buy new automobiles this j berlaiu, enquired in the IokkIiik
year, and Kd Webber of Medford ; husinesa, for !7.K6 claimed due for
is K(lnK to le ready to sell them j state workmen' compensation fees,
tho very latest on four wliei'ls. j
He Is here netting pointers on tiiei lior mdo A raw milk, rail f 9 0 ,
new ofieriiiKS, Mr. Webber Is aj''ampbell J)airy. Two deliveries.
cuHlomer of the Imperial hotel. j ' tf
The OrcKonian.
Correct instruction in danMiiKi
may lead to ji brilliant future. The I
Kve isenson iancitm Academy, j
Medford Center Itldti.. has been m
ti'tisted with a limited number
casting date cants for Motion pic
ture Casting lireotoi'H KefcUier.
Hollywood, Cal. This is the only
school in Medford where desirable
types for pictures have been chosen
either for dancing or acting, and
the only place where registration
can lie mude through M is. Kve
IleiiHon, who is In direct commnn -
iration with the easting directors" I Quam and K K. Matthews of Oak
offlce in Hollywood. 313, land. W. It. Hume. Mr. h.hI m
I'roni Dlsliint I'ciinlN
VlKitoin In .Medford from distant
partM reuiHtered at local hotels In
eliiile Wm.1 Dritck of St. I'aul,
Minn., nnd .Mrs. P.. w. Waller of
l..a Vckhs, ,'ev.
l.ltno HUlphur. oil pray, ar.sen-
at( of lead; Septeml payment.
I'llone 670. Medford l'rtilt Ci.,
Inc. Ml'
Mm. lt(Klfnviiltl ArrlviH
Mm. Zeltn Itodenwald of Orecon
fltnte college, Corvallls, nrrlved In
r""" Medford thin mnrnlnK to continue
? with Mr. .Mil he I Muck the prep-
t arntioim for the farm honieninkerH'
i J I'cdnnmlc oonference, which will
open here tills week end.
Por relinulo tnxl ervlee call 000
Hate 2f,o. 313
"' ' Nimitlnli Vel ( iillcil
Alt Spiilllsh War Veterans are
asked to meet at the I'erl Kuneral
,,,, home Tuexdiiy at 1:30 p. m. to
attnncl thn funeral servlon for Dr.
' llenjaniln b. Seurs. James K.
Orleve, eommnndur.
1'lowlnK done by the dny or acre.
rtoHSOnnhlo. Ilox M. cine Tii
hune. ,310
I'lluul for Intoxication
Duke Hazel wim fined $10 In
Uio city court thin nioinlim fnllow
' In'tr Mi arruat'on the ohnTRO rft in -lf
toxlpatlon. ....
, Ladles, If your w.ird.'oho needs
! ftolnfr over to finish out tho nennnn.
' cal tho KimIiImi Hhop, 424 Medford
Hlug. Phone 1181. tf
From Oregon I'olnls
Ml ' lnel from OroHon cities otlt-
side of Portland roRisterod at Med.
foitl hotels Include Mr. and Mm.
V. H. Pfelffer ot Albany, Mrs. W.
13. IJimm of Modoo Point, J. J.
O'Tlrten and H. W. Clnhrlel of Ru
Rene, Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Hammer
and family of Corvallls, and .lumen
13. Hurnott nnd O. R. (loodfellow of
Salem.
Itoyol Utah coal, 1 16.50 por ton,
delivered. Dry 12-ln. lnrue body
fir, $2.75 per tier. In load lots. F.
K. Samson Co., Phono 83. 81li
IIiirIth Off fur 1'iirllanil
O. Hokk will lvvo Medford
thin ovenlllK for Portland to spend
several days on bunlneHH. - '
lira ken windows reelazed by
TrowhrldKe Cabinet Works. !30tf
When Your
Grocery-man
: ' ' . i 4 1
offers you bread baked
in Southern Oregon he
is attempting' to give
you fresh quality bread
at a ' reasonable prico
and kocplng the monoy
at home.
When He
Offers
you bread baked out
side Southern Oregon
at a cheaper price he is
attempting to sell you
an inferior product and
sending your monoy
out of town never to
return. .
J
j
J
Nwklnv ii Divorce
j AlU'KijiK cruel unci Inhuman
; treatment. Mm. olive Siutiuford
' filed null for divorce in circuit
1 court today tticaiiwit Wilhur Ktuttii-
ford. They were marrlfd in An
WUM, iin il resido In Mdford.
New (inn;
k Tun .fiiMho
K. W. Madinon wan appointed
1 Saturday hy the county court of
.lo.sophlne county to act n Justice
of the peace at HrantH Patw In the
- I 1 , '
-ni. .M.nHHrin rf a jooiiiiineni is tu
take
effect today.
Permaueiu waves that ieave. your
hair oft and attractive looklni;.
flet one for jtr, ut Kathryn J.oca
teirs, H. Central. Phono 374.
. Civil Action lloumi
The State Industrial Accident
.Mrs. WalthciH Home
Mlv- Anna Walihers, who has
honi vMtliiK her son fleorKe in
ilk,"l. Ca).. -for the past month.
returned u Medford this mnrniiiK.
! If you enjoy good food nt low
I prices, eat at the Holland Coffee
I Shop. 300tf
j from the Hear State
1,'HlifornInnw from various cltlei
registered at local hotels are: .Mr
and Mrs. It. R Talmadge. A. L.
Lewis, K. u, Anderson and C. II.
! WltWer Of I.iw AllifeleM 1 f
W
DarhiiK and Karl M. Harvey of
San I'raiH'Isco. Mr. and Mrs. Ijife
I homp.son, Mr. and .Mrs. T. I
Woodruff of l.onK lieach, Dr, nnd
-Mm. Ch.'ix. V. Moots nr Mentono,
.Mr. nnd Mrs. c. II. ManaKhn of
Sacramciilii nnd Mil. Hose of San
Lorenno.
1'ortrniU of dUtiiicliou.
easleys, opp. Holly Theatel
Tli
tf
Omililclc Visit Here
.Mrs. Van Donselar of Den Moines,
Iowa, who has been finest Tor sev
eral weeks of Mr. and Mrn. C. .1.
Chord of this city, left this mnrti
Iiik for her home.
Phone nil'. We'll haul away
your icfiisc. City Sanitary Service.
237tf
Snpt. Ilcilrlck in Pint hum
R. H. lledrick, fiuperlntentlent of
scdtooLs, In spending several days
III Portland conferrhiK with nrchl
tect who are working on the plans
of the new nehool hlilldlnKS. '
Drill Sheet Met.il Works does
expert repnlrlnB, fender and auto
body repairing tf
New Trial Plea Denied
The pha hy the defense for ft
new trial in the case of Itobert
c.lenn, recently sentenced to li
years In the Mate penitentiary on a
hank rubbery chamo. was denied
nisi weoK in circuit court. Rrrors
In trial procedure were claimed hy
the defense as urntinds for the now
trial, (llenn was accused of at
temptlnR to rob the Central Point
bank ln.it Heptemher. He was ar
rested the name day. hound nnd
KaCK-eit on lllnekwell hill. lie
claimed tho "actual" bank robber
hud stolen his car and then threw
hlin nut nlnnu the Pacific hlKhway
north of Central Point. ,
For rndo A raw milk, call 500.
Oitmpbell Dairy. Two deliveries.
tf
Shopping in Med lord
Tho lint of vIxltoiH nhoptinff m
.Medford stores today includes Mr.
and Mrs. . I,. Undley of Cokor
Itullo road and LcwIh Cnchmaiv of
Trail.
Karllost of AU weed potatoes nt
reaaonahlo price. JI. It. Jackman
Malin, Oro. 325
VIhMh Mother hi (irnnts Vaw .
Lovvlw Centner of tho California
Oreifon Power company spent Sun
day in Urnntn Van visKliif; hl
inothor.
If you enjoy Kood food nt low
prices, eat nt tho Holland Coffoo
Hhop. 300tf
Klamalh Couple to Vel
The county clerk's office lnnued
a marrliitto llcenso late Sjtlurday to
KiiKeno Jotmwn. i4, Klamath
Kails, and Willeta Welch. 2.V of
IMalry. In Klamath county.
fur now (Mudio Is opposite new
Holly theater. The iVasloya. tf
Mr. Ilcru-h VIhIim Here
X. I'.ertch of the Ht. Paul Mer
cury Insurance compnny Ih In Med
ford tnilay from Portland, confer
riUK with local liimiriinco dealers.
Phone f00 for
Court eoiid driver;.
Checker Calm.
Hate 2:.c. 913
Car Overtm-iuNl on llluhway
A light car, driven by Karl Wool
rhino overturned on tho ,lacktnn
vlllo hiHhwuy Saturday night, badly
w roc king the car. There were olher
paHcnirevH In the machine, hut
iiinii' was injured.
If you enjoy Rood food nt low
price,, eat al the Holland Coffee
shop, aootr
In City Today
, Mrs, Oene Howard of CI rani n
I Pass, formerly in this city. In In
Medford today trnnwictlmt business
. and vlrltlnn friends.
Phono ooo for
Courteous driver.
Checker Cnlwt.
llato 25c. 313
i Volunteer MnmIiik ToiiIkIiI
The Medford volunteer fire de
; partmeni will hold its remilar
! drill nmlnht nt tho fire station.
Itouilue drill will h the order of
tho evening. frMro Chief lioy Klllolt
announced this afternoon.
For reliable taxi orvi
Unto 2hc.
'O call 900.
313
Mon Cr IteMiii(l
A tout ing ear wa reported stolen
Saturday night from John Alol
while tho machine wa parked near
the Junior high school, it had not
been nrtu.vored up unit! noon to-
From Ktiitc MoUopoll
CJueNt.s regittered at local hotel
from Portland are: .Mr, and .Miv.
K. V. Tlrenly. .Mr. Jinri Mrs. II, X.
llotftead. c. ii. Sears, J. . IVelser.
M. II. Alortzman, . H- Sprinner.
.lack Flandrf-rn, W. M. fiery, I ilur
tin. T. A. Sweeney. C. A. Ander
son. 1 Jr. (!eorj-e K. I'feiffer. Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Coar, L. M. Clark,
Mr. and Mis. K. c, Pipes and ('. A.
Hutherland.
Wads won h l-aves City
Leslie Wadsworth of the Trav
elers insurance company, who has
been transacting business in this
city for the pa.-l week, left yester
day for Portland,
riurn heavy roiiiih and smooth
block
they last longer. Mod. Fuel
Co., 'JV1. C31.
tf.
OrctfOli StH'Irty l(HMhifc
'fflrial notice was received in
.Medford today of the annual meet
inn of the Oregon society in l.nx
An'eleH. attracting all ox-Oregon
reidontH in southern California to
the one hiK day wesMion. f)ver
1.00 people are expected to he
present and amonn that numher
will he included a wood represen
tation of I'oi-mer Houthern Orefion
rcHidentH. -
Daily's Taxi, 1
to ! lias-sengers.
'hone 1j.
35o; 1
tf
Thatchers Itcliirii
Mr. mid Mrs. C A. Thatcher
have Just returned from three days
session of northwest llnrlcy-David-son
dealers In Portland. Dealers
gathered from all over the north
west us far north as Vancouver,
fl. C, und us fur south lift Medford.
All phases of police, sport and
Commercial business was consid
ered. Dry fir jiIuIik $.1.00 per lond. Med.
Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. tf
Tun llllililliiir Appllcullons
Mrs. Sadie OwenhriiKKu will
spend $75 for an nddltion to a
holirio on Ra.st Jack.Hon street, and
II. D. Turner will spend $oo to
repair a dwelling on Kat Jackson
Htrtsi.t. according to applical ions on
file today at the ulty hliildilli; de
partment.
rialiH ltst coal JTi SO jut ton
off car. .iij. Fuel Co., Tol. C3I
tf
lly orriclfilH Noon Confah
Mayor Wllsun and tho city enun
cil held a luncheon nvetintr nt tht'
Hotel Holhim! thin noon for th
purpoHO of ili.scurwiinf crily affair
and lining up niattiTH for tonior
row iiiKht's cou licit mcctlnK.
Itlvn N l,mr
'J'lio Hokuc river at least thrp
foot lower lhan the normal depth
u iMf time of the year, reported
t. (J. Hicham today upon hln ro
turn from a visit at tho Oold Itay
dam. He jald It 1h comparatively
easy to find sand har over whl
a person tan walk over tho Btroam
lit' believe neveru1 Inchon of rain
fall aro nocvHsary to hiin condi
tions hack to nvoraRO,
Minor A ii I ii Collision
An auto collision yesterday
South Fir Htreet Involved autos
driven hy fl. V. McKenzie nnd
II. HohhliiN, hot h of Medford, ;
eordinK to n report on file today
at the police station. Little dam
auo resulted from the ciMhIi.
Ilrro from Waslilnutoii
Mr. and Mrs. p. K. Clark of Yakl
ma. Chris K. Xelsim of Seattle and
Harry llurnM of Spokane aro Wash-
inKtonhuw reHistered at Medford
hotels today.
Will Make Homo In Salem
Mr. and Mis. It, K. Jones, who
have heen llvin In tho Porrydale
district, left this morning for Sa
lejn, whero they will make their
homo with their mm nnd dauhter
Thoy are well known hero as tho
parents of Hunt ford .lone., southern
( ) ro k o n k ro ce ry man. ;
lleio fof Week I'aul
Herbert Strang and (J era Id Mr
Kelvey of Jiieka, Cal.. spent tho
week end In Hits city visitlnK
friends. They are now located at
the Straim llros.' store In Kuroka.
Hectors Ideate
Mi, and Mr.s. W. K. Hector left
yesterday for ICimene, whero Mr,
I lector will veeeivo troaunents.
They plan to return to Medford
in about two mocks.
Is Xonn Itoiro'iitatiYP
Clarence K. Smith of this city
hat been appointed m.iIch repronen-
tathe In southern OreRon of tho
Kimono Xeoa HIku company, it was
announced today. At the time of
his appointment Mr, smith was
with tho KhYoll Manufacturing
company of St. Louis, Mo., cover
ing the southern Oregon territory.
'ion i Klamath County
Amttng tho Klamath county rcfli-
dents spending yesterday in Med
ford were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Crow
ley of Klamath Kails and Mrs. W
lv l.nnnu of Modoc Point.
Interest Is continuing In the Sld
Time tlospcl Revival meetings In
session each night at tho church at
the corner of Haven and 1 lolly
streets.
Hugh llurch Ih pastor-evangidlst
for the religious etimpatgu. Hill
Itay, song loader, and Lllen poran,
soloist.
The sermon Is opened each night
but Saturday, nt T : 30 p. m. The
subjects for each evening, begin
ning with tomorrow, are: Tuesday.
"Seek Ye the Lord'1; Wednesday.
"KxeuNes''; Thuinday. "The Whri-b
of Sin," attd Friday, "Ftci ulty,"
tlcnpiiohit Corey
SALKM. pvp Feb. II. 11.
Corey, member of the uhlle ser
vice cnmmtHsion, wan today not I
fied of his reappointment as a
inemhfi' of the executive commit
tee of the National Association of
Uullroad and FlllUy commission
CIS.
Meteorological Report
1'i-lMUary .MM.
Mrrifurrt und vlrinity: Tonlsht I
and Tulay rlinj'lv; no chnni;e in'
lempeiiuure. I
Oregon: Cloudy tonight nil,
Tuiwiluy I'ldudy; foK In u.st portion
tonight: no rhnnire In ti'mptM-aturc.
l5 I h
I? a
Local Data 2 " ?
a- ? i
I T'iiit'i-atui-.i (di'iin'PH)
1 iiutiorit (last hr.)
HI
30
il
1 I.OWMU (lat ' his.)..
j llel. humidity (pet.)..
I I'rec-lpltation (iiichen).. .00
j State of weather I'. Ctiy. t
Lowest temperature thin morn
iHK. . 3- dcKreea.
Total precipitation sinco Kvptein
her 1, 11130. 0.4 (J inches.
Tompcrature a year ugo today
llilihesl, .');. lowest,. 37.
Sunset today, r:J7 a. in.
Sunrise toinorrow,. 7:22 a. m.
Sun.sct tomorrow, 5;2S p. ni....
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Tims
w wo
tn to (. n
-S
CITY Zft J
Maker City 3S L'O Clear
liismarck f.4 20 Clear
HoIse 46 2 Cloudy
Denver .11 32 ' Clear
lies MoIhp r2 44 Clear
Kreviiio C2 4K Clear
Helena 14 24 (Mear
Ijih Angeles (HI S4 P. Cdy.
Afarihfleld (14 40 Foggy
Phoenix 70 44 Clear
Portland T.ti 42 Cloudy
Hod Lluff .ill . 44 Cloudy
Ito.xchurg fiX 3K Cloudy
Salt Lake 3s x Foggy
San Francisco B2 .'(4 loudy
Santa Fo 40 32 Clear
Seattle 34 . 40 Cloudy
Spokane 32 30 Cloudy
Walla Walla 3x 32 Cloudy
Winnipeg 30 1S Cloudy
HutchLson, Metoorologist.
Klsio Ophelia HnilahacU died at
her home, 315 South Iliveraide.
early Sunday morning, following
an illnesH of the pat three weeks
of pneumonia. She was n native
of Missouri, horn Xovomhor "2,
1S72. i
She was married to Alfred Tl.
Hailsback at Norton, Kans., March
12, 1S!H(. and to this union were
horn three daughters and one son.
Mrs. llallle Saunders of Medford
and Mr.s. Mary I'ruden of Menu.
Ariz., who survive, besides the hus
band. Alfred i:.,'alsu throe grand
children; hor mother. Mi. Mary
Fewell of Medford; two hrothers,
Or. M. H. Fewell, Tacoma. Wash..
10. L. Fowell, Monte Vista, Colo.;
one nephew and niece. Xylo. of
Monte Vista, Colo., and Irva Fewell
of Medford.
Mrs. Uallsback was a faithful
worker and member of tho Chris
tian church.
Funeral worvlce.s will be held at
tho Perl Funeral homo Wednesday
at 2 p. m., llev. U. Ualnl offici
ating. Interment in Medford ceme
tery. f-
PERRY A. KNOITS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Perry A. Knotts, a resident of
tinld IIIU practically all his life
time, coming there when a small
child from bin birthplace near
Kosehurg. died at his home t
tlold Hill at 4:00 a.m. mdav nt J
the ago of f7. Mr. Knotts had j
suffered greatly for tho last few-
mouths mill his passing was not J
unexpected. He was a member.
ot the tiold Hill lodge of Odd !
Fellows and leaves four children:!
William Knotts of Chicago, Hay.el
Tresham of (Jold Hill, into Knotta!
f tilshop. Calif., and K. L. of
Oakland, Calif.
Funeral servleen will bo con
ducted at the Odd Fellows hall
it (iotd Hill at 2:00 p.m. Wed
nesday. Interment In (Jold' 1 1 ill
emotery. Conger Funeral Par
lors In charge.
Dies In Crash
VKHXOX. Tex.. Feb. 2. i
W. J.
IS. RAILSBAGK
CALLED BEYOND
I
Sam Penny, Chlekusha, Ok la., oil i asked to be at the Perl Kuneral
man. Is dead from Injuries suf- f Parlors. Tuesday at -1:30. to .at
fered In tho crash of an airplane . tend the funeral of Dr. lienjamin
in a dcid stick lauding here yes- j
rd:iv. :
Not A Cheap Help But
; Safest For Deep Coughs
Crrnrnulsinn is not the cheapest
help fur coughs from cold. It is
made to do the utmost, whatever the
condition. It enmhuir ia one prex rip
tion seven of the world's best help.
It ii made in particular far coughs
fruin colds which haiiK en. There
tf where one daic not risk a help of
lccr value. Hut ii it wise in any
cough lo trut a less elective help?
Creosote is in it, hUtulrd, eniuUi
fied and taitv. In an idrjl w ay it pte
tents the uprerne help, for siKithmg
membranes and cvmhaiiug told t;cna
Hut there are also white pine tar,
wild cherry hark, menthol, ipei.b".
etc I; jell is hest for stme touyli.
Here we nun bine all major helps to
.
H
PLAN
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... . ,
Historical programs, based upon !
Hie romantic development of thej
Oregon country, beinK broadcast :
for all leading cities of the state
by the diar.llan Ilulldiiijf and
Loan association, will include the
history of southern Oregon, it
was announced today by Mason
II. .Moltzner of the Portland of
fice and John H. Weiser of Hots
ford Constanline company, who
are calling on Hamilton Patlon.
manager of the Medford office1
of Guardian Luildlng and Loan
The stirring radio drama which
will relate tho history of south
ern Oregon, will be broadcast ffom
station KOIX, Portland, March
t and a hook-up with The Mail
Ti.yinine'A'irg tn stum. KM KI,
will he effected if possible.
The southern Oregon program
will carry the little town of Jack
sonville through the mining dny',
including tho most adventuresome
rtorles, treasured hy local pio
neers. Special emphasis will also
be given the Table flock tronty
and the development of Medford,
leading city of southern Oregon.
Mr. Moltzncr and Mr. Weiser
are working with Mr.s. patton t-
day to obtain information lrom
local citizen. concerning the early
days in southern Oregon. It will
bo impossible to interview many
pioncctv today and for that reason
they have requested that early ,
settlers who have data on tho sub-I
iect. stories of the Indian wars
and the mining days, as well a
the first settlements mode here,
send them in letters to Mr. Molt. -
nor, C.uardian Building and Loan
offi
ROGRAMS,
ffi.p. Thii.l mill Al.lir lrwls,,h
'ortlitii.l. i y
Mr. .Mi.llzn.r lias Im.l niurli '
ltr
.'Xiu'rii-nt-e in di"inn;uicH on l h.
UKitim:itc sli.ue and in r:nlio work
anil iirnmlspH Hint Hip l.ion.l.nsta
will lie int.'rstinu from a dtti
innlif as w.'ll uh historical viewr
Miint.
DR SEA.S RITES
died at'
Dr. lienjamin So;irs
his apartment in the Holland
hotel, January III, after a ."Iwrt
illnem from heart trouble. Ho
was born, at Hock Island. 111.,
January 1, 1871!. Or
Sears was.
a graduate of Ilannaman llomeo
I pathic Medical college of Chicago,
gruduatlng In 113, was a mem-
I her uf the Masonic: organization of.
Chicauo. memlier of tho Spanish
i War Veterans, and the Colonel
j Sargent Camp No. INt, department
of Oregon.
Ho enlisted Atuil L'0. 1 HS in
company A. Sixth Illinois Volun
teer Infantry and was discharged
February 28. 1X10 at I'tawada,
j 1'into Kica Islands.
j He had been a practicing phy-
I sician for 1 8 years in Oreuon.
Ur. Scant leaves two brother.".
C. It. Sears of Portland, Ore., and
Will Sears of lierkeley. Cal.
Funeral services will be held
at the Perl Funeral Homo Tues
day at 2:0 P m.. llev. T. L.
Thuemler of the Col. Sargent Post
officiating, and the post will have
complete charge of burial services.
Interment In Medford cemetery.
for g. eo mm
Funeral services for the lt"
Ceorgo Edward Hamlin. well
known resident of this county,
where he was born 51 years ago.
and who died at his homo near
Phoenix Saturday, will be held at
the Phoenix church at 2:00 p.m
Tuesday. Uev. Claude H. Porter
of the Presbyterian church will
deliver tho address and iuterment
will, be in Phoenix cemetery. Con
ger Funeral parlors in . charge of
airangements.
Uegular meeting
Veterans of V o r
eign V a r s. No.
1S33. Monday. Fob
ruary S p. m.,
at the Armory.
313
Nollct to Nanllt War Veterans.
All Spanish War Veteran are
L. Soars. Januv i:. t; raves, Com-
mander
huht coughs to the limit from the start.
Became of this exprtikive cmnhi
nation, CreomuUiim costs a little more
than lemer helps. The price is $1.25,
but your druKK't Ruarautces it. He
return.) your money if you ak for it.
A ftirre-day cough is a dniiger
siltnal. There you must use Creo
mulMon to te sure. Hut is it wie
to trust any cough to leaser help
when the utmost i? at your f-a-rnand
? You never know where a
couh nuv lead. Trc.it it with the
he men know.
ItKOMt LSIOX
for tHttirnlt Cough
Qfrom Coldi
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Fifty member of .Meilford'B tin-
cmiycd have nlrea.lv registered
for work m the school birl.lin-s
to be constructed here in the very
near futuie, according to Neil
Franklin, who is receiving regis
trants in Superintendent Hedri.-k's
office today.
Men will be permitted to regis
ter for work until construction
starts February null.
All persons not included !n the
city directory or the school .11
reclory. who wish empIo nieiit.
I,l'e nske.l to bring Identifications
with them to prove they were resi
dents of tho M I'd ford district be
fore Ueeeniher I. I !:H). or paying
taxes on property within the iUh
trict. I legist rat lolls will be receivee".
between x a.m. and ' p.m. each
day and early iw-ulsirations arc
urged by Mr. Franklin.
Bad Breath
spoils the
sweetest smile
j
.,
Every Stomach Sufferer
Has It Tanlac Corrects It
THAT disgusting "brown" morning
taste in your mouth, a whitish or
yellow coated tongue these are sure
signs your breath is bad.
The tongue and mouth is nothing
more, or Ifcss than the upper end of your
stomach and intestines. Whoa the con
dition below is upset and badlv digested
'oot' 's "'"'g these organs, your
una in 1 1:11:1 tuc mui y iiuu ail nil' lootn it
washes and antiseptics can't mask its
oiFf-nriingodurfor more t liana few minutes. You
nevti Taniuc to correct this condition.
Tnlttm before mrals Tanlac jircvents forma-
, ; ,"l"Z:
biiwcU, tio. and so with your system fret of
(KiifoiKHis toxins and adds set how your breatll
is iitiint'diatt'ly swii'ti-ncil. (Jet :i buttle today
ut vour driiKKHt. Accia no Mubntitutc. tali
faction
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WW.VTKIl Tn l.uy for lilsh. mml.M
. f.ii.i sc.ii.n. tn;1- x. i::ivilett.
VAXTKU--Jnl han.l k"Ij & junk.
I'ats. l.'.ilii I'runo. I'h. IT-1..
Wll.l. pay eafih for 'I'.i or '30 Toi il
spilan. Call :ll l
FOK SAI.K IllinilroiU of Ions of
.hIh-.'ji fertilizer at neai-ly half
price. See Uamlall, L'-ir. S. Cen
Iral. Tel. 37 1-X evenintis after .1.
.11:1
WAXTKO Conveyance to San
I'ranci.'.co or I.e. Any.'les. or L'
passengers to .share expense. Tel.
ML'-W Ashlaml. 314
LOST Lady's ilark Mile han.lhait
conlalnin working Kii-l's waK'-s
antl oilier valual.lc... Ilewanl.
Phone 1L'0L-I.. evenings. .111
l-'OIt 1IKNT 'Z rooms, furnished,
water, lights. s2 Summit. Ill.'i
WA.VTKD Light roadster; cash, j
K. I- TouVello, Phono 11, J.icU
sonvllle, Ore, 313tf
I-'Olt SA1-K Commander
Stutlebalier Sedan, one of tho
outstanding man hatKain.s this
year. Inquire Davi.s Transfer or
c;ill (U4 for demonsti-iitlon. :ill
KOli SAI.K I or storage. Chevro- i
let with truck body. Will trade i
for wood or sell for cash at a !
bargain. Also a trunk, cot ami
some clothing. Davie Transfer i
- Storage. 3 1 4
IWKDS KOli SAI.K A few choice
(ierman ndlor singers: also a
few females. Tel. tJM-K. 3 1 il
WA.VTKD To hear from :;ou
mining pro position for sa lo or
lease. p.ox M. A.. Tribune. 3 1
loli KK.VT Modern p.inlv fur
nished Mloam-hontod apartment:
livmi; room it!i f.roplac
bedroiMti,
hath
md kilehrii.'tte.
'-"HiV
Ti
ihune. : l :tif
l'aul Vi'lcns l-'iimous
. Convrtivi. Crcanis
Arc 1'm-iI Kor Our
$1 Facial Treatment
Xinv is tlii- linn' wln-n nul
I'njuy 'i lively
$6.50 Permanent Wave
CINDERELLA ,
Beuty Shop
Phone 1526
sJlk . i &,-y- ,iS Mat open 1:45 start 2:00
Jt.J& V.,:... ir'V JL t tllo'!""!,m''""
ArV j ! TONITE and Tue. MJ J
POX WEST UUASV f HErATRES
NOW
Two piano merchants in
wild adventures with the
dusky hip-hurling Shcbas
of the ivory belt.
CHARLIE
MURRAY
"The Cohens and
Plus Movietor.e News
Coming WEDNESDAY
METRO GOLDWYN MAYER'S
DRAMA OF COUSIAGE
. THE
B " Srjf".
m$ti Dit.ci.dk. ruAm cc oniniM sif-.i'.
il0MM JOHNNY MACK BROWN
ELEANOR BOARDMAN SM
Ste'.V JEW New Starting Times :?t;j
Hilarious Comedy
BETTY COMPSON
LEE TRACY ALAN HALE
1
Eve Benson Dancing Academy
Medford Center Building
Attractive and Clever Dances With
Correct Technique, Characterization and Style
Motion Picture Registrations at
THIS SCHOOL ONLY
Opportunities for Fanchon Marco Also
Phone 1111
GOOD NEWS
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Paint
USE
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LOWER PRICES
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MEDFORD FUEL CO.
GEORCJ, !,
SIDNEV -
Kellys in Af rica"
Cartoon NovoHy Act
"She Got What
She Wanted"
Also
Pictoiial, Talking News
Mat. open 1:45 start 2:00
Eve. open 6:45 start 7:00
Less to
Now
L
per ton
in
day. aci-oi din