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Newspaper Page Textkge uxhjb1 MEDFORD MAIL TR-TBOTE, MEDFORD, OKMCaON", MTESDAY, ,TANlTVUY 2, 1012. r Medford mail Tribune t AN INDninNDKNT NKWRPAPHR I'Uiii.ihiii:i nvKnv aitehnoon KXCRPT Bl'NUAY, HY THE MJODPOni) 1'IUNTINO CO. fct WM I .MM . . Tho Domobrfitlo Times. TlieiMcilfonl Mull, Tho M'niront Tribune, Tlio South ern Orcgonlnn, Tlio Aahtand Tribune Offlco Mali Tribune UulUllnc. 3S.27-29 North Tlr street; phone, Alain 3021; Home 76. anOHQK PUTNAM, IWltor ftna Manaccr B: Kntere.d ns accoml-cliiaa matttr nt Mcdforil. Oregon, under tho net of March 8, 1S79. Official Paper of tho City of Medford. Official Paper of Jackson County. subscription BATES, On year, by mall ...15.00 One month, by mail (0 Per -month, delivered by carrier In Medford. Jacksonville and Central- rolnt SO Raturday only, bv mall, per year.. 2.00 Weekly, per yer 1.S0 SWOBK CIBCUXASIOW. Dally average for rlevcn months end ing November 30, 19U, STS1. mil teaied Wlr United rra Olipatcht. Tho Mall Tribune Is on salo at the Perry Nowa Stand, San l'ranclaco. Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland, nowmnn Ncwa Co.. Portland. Ore. W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. MESrOBS, OREQON. Metropolis of Southern Orceon and Northern California, and tho fastest BrowInK city In Oregon. Population V. S. census 1910 SS40; estimated, 191110.000. Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed. Riving finest supply pure moiintaln water, and 1..3 miles of streets paved. Postofflco receipts for year ending November 30, 1911. show Incrcaso of 19 per cent. Banner fruit city !n Oregon Itoguo Hlvcr Bpltzcnbcrg apples won sweep stakes prlie and title of I COMMUNICATIONS. Was it a Square Deal? Ob Sumlny, December 31, nt lite Medford theater to a well filled house was riven nn entertainment by a Pro fessor Eddy, which had been widely advertised as n "spiritualistic demon stration." The purpose as advertised wis to show spirit power, and to prove tho same by mntcrialinlion and dcmatcrializalion. That- this would be done on the sqtinre tho public were doubly assured, and were informed thnt this man nbovc all other men had proven before the Uoynl Society of England to their entire satisfaction that his manifestations -were beyond human aid. and that "He courts the fullest investigation by n competent committco chosen from among the audience," and at the cntcrtainmeut in announcing his desire for a com mittee he stated thnt lip wished them to select competent men,, "lawyers, doctors, business meir of intelligence and integrity in whom the audience would have full confidence." Had ho advertised this simply as an entertainment, no fault would linve ' been found. As such it was very good. But no better than is being played every night under its true name. But it is not a square deal for him to fool the people, neither i it n square deal for a committee chosen from tho audience to get up there and assist him in fooling the people. But to advertise this as coming from tho "unseen world" and by at tempting to enshroud it in mystery is nn imposition upon the credulity of childhood, of which thero were a goodly number present. Childhood is entitled to fucts. And forolder heads to give credence to such frauds and fakes is only to reap n. harvest of ignorance and superstition. The very things hich hcicnce is endeavor ing to eradicate. It is high time this act should be made a serious crime and bo heavily penalized. If there is a verity to spiritualism it is being imposed upon and should busy itself in casting out all such im postors, and tho very fact that it docs not really looks suspicious. Of course, there is nothing super natural about his oorfonnuuee. He operated under three hends clair voyance, telepathy and black art. And ho never intended that his game would be on the square, ns will bo shown. As a member of that committee, when wo were examining that cala boose before tho audience, I asked him if we would he allowed to look insido while the performance was go ing on, well aware of course that wo would not but to put linn to the test. His reply was, "If you understood this performance you would not ask thnt question." 1 then linked him, "What do you expect to provo by this committee'" Ilia iuuwer wan, "Now, don't uk quotations and don't try to interfere with the entertainment," This showed it wuh all hush. 1 then determined to look inside the cabinet whilo tho monkey work was going on, which 1 did. His deception was iu trying to make tho nudionco believe thnt whilo he was tied up iu thai rope with many knots, that ho was power less to move, uinl Dial there being no possible way for anyono else to got in there, that the spirits must have done the performance. Ho labored hard before (ho nudi onco to convince them that it was not iiccCHMiry for a medium to move a muscle to perform thoso mysterios, But if he means to say that ho did not move a miiHolo when ho was in that sack nud then threw the bells mid pans nut over the top of tho cabinet and ino looking down over the top, then tho i'nols can only bo ex pressed by tho uso of a very smull and very ugly word. C. R. WIIISLER. THE FIELD AGAINST LA FOLLETTE. OENATOK LA FOLU2TT13 was ihwii n reiunrkrfblc reception in Ohio so enthusiastic were the crowds that the president of the United' States became alarmed and announced that he would follow the AVisconsinite in an effort to counteract the effects, of the lat tor's visit. Mr. Tuft is foolish to make this move, not only because such recognition makes La Follette a more formidable candidate, but because placid Mr. Taft, lacking wholly in magnetism, makes personally an unfavorable comparison with the vigorous La Follette. Slight attention was paid by the Associated Press to La Follette 's Ohio invasion. Such stand-pat papers as the Orcgoniau. which one day announces that La Fol lette is a joke and. the next day says that insurgents are all for "Roosevelt, finite ignored it. There' is little doubt but that it is "the field against La Follette. If Roosevelt's name can be used to defeat, him, it will be used. La Follette, however, is the man really feared, and his sole hope of nomination lies in his arousing such a demonstration in his favor that the pol iticians dare not court certain defeat by ignoring him. La Follette is probably the best equipped man now a candidate for the presidency. ITc is the father of ef fective railroad and corporation regulation and has solved in a State-wide way the problems now confronting the nation. He is a constructive statesman with a real remedy for the political ills that afflict us. Roosevelt, on the other hand, is a destroyer rather than a creator. lie more or less blindly whacks away at the evil that he sees, but in so doing attempts to remedy the result rather than 'the cause. Of the two, La Fol lette, rather than Roosevelt, is the man of the hour, and it is doubtful if even the great popularity of the latter could overcome the third term bugaboo. . A Test of Uy P. J. O'GAKA. Pathologist and Special Meteorological Obsorvcr U. S. Weather Dureau. (Continued from last Friday.) It will bo well to compnro tho rate of burning of tho Holton one-gallon with the Bolton two-gallon, both with and without soot arresters. This comparison Is very striking, and shows that the Holton two-gallon type without soot arrester will burn a gallon of oil In much less than one-half the tlmo required to burn a, gallon In tho one-gallon pot without soot arrester. When using arresters we find that the ratio of burning time Is practically the same, with the exception that tho, two-gallon heater loaves much less residue. We note, for Instance, thatthe one-gaUon typo with sookarrester left all tho way from 20 to 3t pcr'cent of unburued oil and residue, while the two-gallon heater per cent residue nnd unburned oil. more perfect In the two-gallon type, It was found that the rate of burning so much as in tho one-gallon type, when comparing the rates of burning at top and bottom. In the one-gallon type tho rating curvo bends rather rapidly, whilo In tho two-gallon type it is more nearly a straight line. With the soot arrester In place In both sizes of the pots, the burning area is far from being constant, since It decreases rapidly, due to tho accumula tion of soot. Tho soot may hang In long festoons from the arrester, and, besides, tbrow a great deal of It Into choking effect oh the flame in a very is not economical without tho arrester; that is to say.two gallons of fuel will last very little longer than three hours, providing ft is ono of tio lighter distillates. Even with crudo oil the burning tlmo of one gallon Is not reasonably lengthened. Wo will consider this matter again In dis cussing somo of the other types of pots, TAM.E 7. Troutnian Intermediate Heater Without llctluring Kim. CnpAcity " Quart. Burning Time of Ono Gallon. I'er and Fuels 8lovo distillate. Slop distillate. Richmond oil... : hours, 60 in In. 3 hours, 55 mln. S hour. 45 mln. Z hours, 45 mln. 0.80 2 00 M.ll Crudo oil.. TABLE 8. Troutnuiii Ititcrmcdiatc Healer AVIth Itcilucing Him. Burning Tlmo of Ono Gallon. Per and Fuels Htovo distillate.. Slop distillate... Richmond nil. .. Crude oil 4 hours, 15 mln. 4 hours, 20 mln. 4 hours, 10 mln. I hours, 10 mln. O.oO 7.70 3.20 25. SO TAULB 9. Hamilton Comix-tlthm Pot Without Perforated King, rapacity 7 Quarts. Burning Tlmo of One Gallon. Per and O.OO 2J.69 23.00 Fuols move distillate.. Slop distillate... Crudo oil , 3 hours, 45 mln. 3 hours, 48 mln. 3 hours, 29 mln. T.i Aninnnrlnr, flifi Trmitmnn Iw.filii, ,.. ....,,...... w. ..wU. ....... ..v...,. .w.. u..u ,...... .w- rt .... it will ho seen that while tho tlmo of burning was sensibly Increased with the rim, thore was somo Incroaso In the amount of residue loft. Tho tlmo of burning ono gallon without tho reducing rim wait very much shorter than tho averago of the plain lard pall typo or tho Holton typo of ono gallon capacity. In somo Instances thero was u slight Increase Iu resluuo over that of the lard pall typo, especially with tho Itlchmond oil ana tho crude oil. It tho pot woro as efficient as It should bo, there should havo been much less residue. Tho claim is made that tho center draft results In burning tho fuel longer and moro completely. This wo did not find tho case In the experiments. away, tho center draft bus little to do Tho Hamilton Competition pot ri:n, hut It will bo scon that tho burnlnB rate compares favorably with pots of tho lard pall typo. It will bo noted that a largo porcontago of roslduo was left, but In the case of tho slop dlstlllato it was possiblo to rollght tho pot and complete tho burning with a small percentage of rosldue. Tho crudo oil, however, gavo ubout as high a loss as In other typos, showing that, In tho main, tho crudo oil was very Inefficient. Tlio ratio of tho depth of tho pot to tho diameter of tho top Is too groat, Tho rating curvo showed a very slow consumption of oil after one-half to two-thirds had been burned, Thero Is nothing In particular to bo tiald about a heater which so nearly approaches tho Inrd pa lb type. . its ef ficiency or rating Ik vnry nearly the samo. (To lie Continued.) THIS THICK-HEADED MAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN DEMOCRAT SAGINAW, Mich., Jan. 2 Through tho thlck-headedness of a hackman, United States Sonator Robert M. La Follotto, who Is on a tour for tho republican presidential nomination, toduy "got off wrong" bore In tho full meaning of tho phruso, And be fore ho was right again, politicians, nuwspaper men nnd railroad mon put In n mighty uncomfortable tlmo. Fuel Oils left from less than onc-hnlf to 10 This Is truo because combustion Is both with and without arresters. Also, In tho two-gallon typo does not vary tho oil beneath. This ndds to the marked way. IThc two-gallon type Ont Soot Residue Ilemarks. por por cont. cent. Ilurneil clean with llttln oot. b'ljinll amount of floot anil mln r-nil renliluum. Boot and mineral rcitlduum. Anplialtum. would not burn on rollKhtlntf. per cent. per cent. Capacity 7 Quarts. Cent Soot Residue. Remarks. per cent. per cent. per cent. per cent. No residue. Ilttlr soot. Residue relighted, wilh 2 per cent loss. Residue would not burn. Residue would not burp on cooling. Cont Hoot Rosldue. per cont. pur cent. por cent. Remarks. Burned clean with little soot. Relighted und burned mln. lancer. 1 iicr cent residua. Would not rollght after pooling. urlth nrwl .vIMim,! n1 nnf tl, flfll When tho nil has largely burned with combustion. was not burned with tho perforated, from his cabman misinterpreting di rections given ljlm and taking tho senator to a wrong depot. La Fol lotto ontored tho train and rodo somo distance to another station bo fore ho discovered tho mistake Then ho alighted and mado special ar rangements to roach Owosso, whero ho speaks. Thoro ho will resutno tho pre-arranged schodulo which was thrown out of gcur by his adventure. IlnpHliiB for llQ-ftlUl, BOXING BOUTS TOJE CLEVER Young Jack Johnson, Who Will Meet Muftis Williams, Makes Good Show Inn in Tryout Before More Titan 100 Spectators. ; ,) Hot'oro a crowd of lullv 100 sipl'c tutors .voting .luulc .lohiinn, wl)o i to box Kufus William- nct Monday, .lnnunrv 8, iu tlio luim kntinir rink il the N'titiitorium, worked out to flu delight of tluwe ptVMnl. He put in a half hour's work nt union eor decs nud lluishud up bv boxing ttisjit fiixt round wit IiJaVh Iter .lanuv, Vftn boxes Joe Hiff mthe spceTnj, event tho stuiio night. ," . ' -, Tlio spectators woro unruly sur-pri-ed nl the speed .nid olevurnow of Johnson, n. hi? sin-lv i u heady and cool workman with the glove, lie i already in good hape, nml will make Kufus William-, travel ns flint as that boxer euro to o. The special event between Joe Hlft'J and Waller Junius Mmiild bo worth the price of admission hIoiio. This hoy Joe Hiff is one of the hqiiwii tional kind of boxer, some what oil the style of tho late eli.unpion, Stan ley Ketehel. Joe is continually gor ing iu from tho tap of the gong to the close of the round, iu hi only two bouts hero lie stowed his husky opponents away before three rounds had progressed. In the coming bout he is meeting u hard bov to beat, who outweighs him u few pounds and is t koiI boxer. If Joe can win over this stocky lad, he is Mirely the mak ings of a sootl boy.. Scats are on sale nt Nash hotel. Reserved sent. $1, $1 "ill nud j?U; general admission. 7 cents. ACT QUICKLY Delay Hiik IUimi Dangerous In .Med ford. Do tho right thliiR at tho right time. v Act quickly In limt of dnngor. Backache Is kfdney dnngor. Doan's Kldnoy Pills act quickly. Plenty of evidence to provo this. G. K. ilooue, H33 Crape St., Med ford, Oregon, says: "I had been pretty well used up from rheumatic pain whon I began using Dunn's Kidney Pills, nnd did not think thoy would do me much good, but 1 wiib surprised to sco what -Mtcy did for mo before 1 had taken two boxes. I was always lame and stiff from pain and no matter what I did, or what remedies I took, L could get no re lief. Uosldes thhsjmy kidneys wore out of ordor and 'bothurod me ter ribly. I would Imvu to gel up some timet) eight and ton linn's .it night. I had. trlod liniments and plaster for my back but thoy gave mo no relief. I was then told to try Doan's Kldnoy Pills, ns It was said tho romedy would ouro mo by elim inating the tine ucid through my kidneys. I commenced using Doan's Kidney Pills ami soon found that the claims made for thorn were based on facts, for In a short time I bognii to feel that my condition was getting hotter ami as I continued taking tho remedy found moro and more relief. I took about Hght boxes and was so groatly relieved that I am glad to toll anyono what Doan's Kidney Pills did for me." (Statement given hi' 11107). KlE.S'DOItSNMKNT. Mi. Iloono whon.' Intorvlowod Oc tober 28, 1011, said: "Tho state ment I gavo for publication In 1907 was correct, ami was prompted by a deslro to lot others know what a fhio rommly for ' kldnoy trouble Doan's Kldnoy Plllit really are." For sale by all doalors. Price &0 corits, Fostor-.MIHiurn Co., Huffulo, Now York, sole ani-nts for tho United States. Jtomornbor tl" nnmo 'Doan's and take no oil.' . C. A. POE For your Repairing of Plumbirin and Pumpwork. Coil iiihlnllc ! and guaniuteed to give HUtififui'r.)fi,. 0 KnliinuluH giuldn U'iiIiu Hup piy Syntonic nm' I'iiimbiug. No job too 'i .ill or huge, ALL WORK POSITIVELY GUAR ANTEED. No. 24 Fir Street South. Pacific 3702. IF YOU OWN A LOT Wo will liulld you a home on rrionthly payments. MEDFORD REALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. and H. Co. Building. wrtMMmMmMM SINGLER TO 60 FOR 1 is Woman Wanted Hero on Amnio of Kltii)a)iliii Hrr DminlitiT, Is to lie l Returned to Mctlfo.nl in the Noar - Future. (VuMiibJo SIiihIhi' will leave then afternoon Tor .Suerumti(, Cn)v witli roipiMtinn impel for (lie return !' Mrs. J. K. Aduittas who i unnlM here to- sttnd trial for kidiiMpnii: 'o-i daughter, Kulolltt 4liisu,f from her i'o uner hustiutul's hoinu, I'ftiil Hioeu, in this ci( a few wuolt ago. .Mix, Adum- U- lienor held al Simla Kosii. rnl tool when (lovunior John son shall luiyo huuored the iviuiili'Hi papers Mr. KhiitW will " to Kiuit:i llosn after Mr. Adams and , her daughter and return" them to Med ford. Beats Her Dad to It. MKN'VKK. ,Clo Jaii. l. -AH icing windward from New York. whilo her fiance rushed onuiwiml from 1,0$ Anstelcs, Alice Olifford, daughter of n wealthy Wall .lnm broker, was married hole to Kuliiud Hireli, also n New Vork broker, while Papa Clifford, kiekioir in the hotel room door, hoard -MHuistrnte Thru-1 cnltnlv innke the counlii niau and wife Clifford wni a sfauie loser, however, and although he hud lost the nice to preevot the iiuirrii nnd Inn I .hi loo on the ohsthuite dior, forvtm them. DON'T GET RUN DOWN VYitk nnd utts,-rnlili If n li.i ICi.l- II ry or Hlmldrr In-nM.-, 1 It li.-.ul imiim OliMlm-NM, NVrviiiiau. . iIiim hi Hi'' hntk, and fool tlrril all r-r. i-t a. imi'M .ik of Mollior (Ira)'M AUOKATlC-WJAr, Hi plrtumnt lirli cur,' ll h.-.r fullN Wi' Iihvi- umiij ! ulltii'viUU ri.mi Kr.il.' fill HHiplit Wltl llM ' IIM' il litis Honili.r fill roiiutlv mk n rKuiiiiir ll linn mi liiiil Auk for Mollirr (1: Aromatic I.af at DriiKKlxtH it nt In inul r.r .V'l i-ls KHini-lr KHIIi: A.I.Imiim Tl. Mollirr Or i'ii. I.. .n N' V Draperies VTo carry rrr oomnlfto Un of drarwrlm. Uco curtalnx. fUluroa. rlo.. nud iV all clmiaMt of uptiolntrrlnK A peclnl mun to look after this work oxclunhvly hmiI will nlvn kikjU snrvlcu a Is poniilbl to cat la avna tho InrRriil cltlen. Weeks & McGowan Co Mmmt Tnmnlnnic I Military Academy HAN KAI7VIX, VI-:ST HSU, (WMI'.I An nrcroilltoil IMcli Srhool. Orammar Clasaos. Junior Hrhool Hniratn. Only WontiTii Sehool havliiK Cnvalry anil .Mounted Artillery. Open-air Oyniiw slum. 0in.slr Swtmmluic l'nil. United St nt en Army Officer (totalled ns Superintendent. Next term be glno January sth, 1012. AUTIirit CKOSHv. 31., D.D. I load .MaHtoi. 73 Wwr Ol JfiS. any longer tryliiR to rood without kIumom. Oo IIiIh very day to Dr. Rickert nnd havo your r.yihijht propuly corrected. Almi.v wwo people in thcNo parlH cluiiu ho i the hcl in that lino, OfTico over IvciitiicrV, jMcdford. New Year's Cards 4 Calendars Diaries . v-s All the week Medford Book Store (oB I Not mil u y people will lent itnnd- vcrtlMfd ftmilhd itunim iu IliU ult.v this week. 4 MiixkltiH for health, Valley Second Hand Store liny anil Soil Hecoml Hand tlooili, UopHr, linn, Hnbbitr, oto, .M. .1. lMI.OIUClt, Prop. 15 North Mr Home il.1l Hell :tU7U j i-4- ORDER YOUR " SWEET CREAM (j'uffoo in Whipped-- 'AT BUTTER MILK 'BUTTERMILK Medford Cream and Butter Co. Two I'roo rfclivfcrion Dully NATATOKIUM MUII.OINC i'lieue: l(rl-l. Main VSI i Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency roi; samci 20 aciDii, 114 arr pluntM. aoiuo 10 jmm old. yi Hirim pari plHNtod to ponrs, cherrliti, t. 10 nertw, 7 arrM 0-onr-olil. t and i your old. 7 room Iioiwm. $1800, -( rtMm hOHM. vlnue nil hurrlm. ?I too. f. ruom houiio, ?tlR0. TUADK 1 V4 norm not to tnion. C mom hniitu, v?ll Imili " -j o nkHi-limiy, mblA9lfMidh(M. mortem, trmlo for uulinpruviMl land. . .MISCUMmWHOUK Sow Unilerwowl typiwrHr mid (Ino ilpak for mUt At a ImrjtMln. KurnUheil hoimM for rent. Vncant limiaet In all prl ot the city for rHnU Mat your proporty with ua. lUII'I.OV.MK.VTt Woinan to cook on a ranch, (ilrlu for K'lieral hounework. E. F. A. BITTNER ROOM 7, PALM BLOCK Opposito Nash Hotel Is This Abstract Com pany Willi llH Jilll'O (!a) i i a 1 and Perfect J'lani and liVcord.s i Jo hind Your 'Pii-lo' Or havo you a makuHhlft ah Htrartv Ono which, If you woro to loiiu money Ium'uuko of a nitrloiiM oiiiIuhIoii, linn tin re Hponalhlllly biielc of It? Abstracts That Are ' Absolutely Reliable -iucled by capital mid com plain miilinieul -tlinl'fi tlio kind of ulmtnictltif; wo do, A flaw In ur titlo (which mlKht not ho ahown In a poor iihatraet) mlKht inunii tho Iouh ot a profltahlo imlu lt mlKht ovou inunii tho lotiH of your proiiorly. " t Jackson County Abstract Company Corner (1th and Fir HtH, North. Mall Trlhiiuo Dldg. Mi;(lfonl, Oregon tHBUT riiono UIlj Home, 11. I V !B - Ill HHmill ! III !! ! Ill t -X. lliBB rwnHBanaBnNMKMMHinmHiiiiiB.iHanwHiiiii w i. a i mmk i I G ll V ll 11 i m ' B 1 1 9 'i WIIERR TO GO TONIGHT ?S-SN' SAVOY THEATRE TlmUr Mew MKiiiiriiieul I'lldt llim. I.U'.mkiI Million I'lulnrrn, t'lrim Hl'inv, Ciiurti'iiun TriMttiuiml. rriiltli II Hull, lnp ne i'iKrivNTrt m UgO THEATRE MMiitK tii.Nm: or iMiotatAM ToMtair i-isicv iMntticsi i oniodloa. Lwonioru, l iiniiu. IHMTOI.I't'H OltlillCSTIIA ju an i nt li i- c.Iiiuik" Ailulti I, If, CIiIiIivii ne T IMC A THE TONXC.H mo oot 111,1: 1111,1. OjhoiIuk Sunday Mntlnmi ItOWK.V AND IIOWK.V t'oindy mIukIiik and iliiucltii: ar , Hutu dlreet from PiintHHi'ti. In addition to llita mo havo MISS A.VMI'J Mimmi.i. A M-ry clanay kluilnit "it. SI'IU IAI. MATI.VKK I'liiy Hiitiiiilny ami Sunday t:tiM P. M. IIm-iiIihc I'l'ifoiitiiiiuo at 7. iSTAR H JE A4T R E . tinier din thui of lVnU'a AmiooiiH'tit Vi tOOO I--KICT OK IMI.M IIHIO "Aititrns" I'uKtliHlly romantlp, ilramatlenlly unit loKlettlly ouiivltiolnif. TIIK "UAIII 'ntlMIW" ' ICdmatloual. "Tin; nsiimt maidii.v ok ItAI.I.V DAVID" Kory wKliio in thin IntwoHtliiK ilru nm la takoii on tint hwiil of t Ireland. AN' Oil. COt'.VTKV IIUMAMMI Thrilling atory of tlin woatoru oll- rielda. A nt II OK S.NTKK A rHitilim giMi comtiily. AI.SATIIKIt Tho aliiKor. Ailnilsslmi Hit-. Alatliii'o ovory ilny. Noyes &B,lack IIOISK AND HK1.V KAI.STI.VO Up to-Dato Auto ami CarrliiR" I'aiiilintC. l"hl I.enf IIIriiii ami Interior Decorating a Specialty. Shop anil Offlco H. d'rapo ami llltlt St. Office IMioiin 7771. Ilea. 7213. All Work l'oaltlvoly (liiarantood. Jl. EAGLE POINT LiyERY STABLE Tin iiuili'mlKiii'd havliii; JiihI compliloil o lai(o now I Ivory ntahlo In KukIo I'cliit, wo Invito tho travel lux piihlle to call and oxiinilno our rlgM, tcituiM, die, all lining iu flrnt i ln (i'iidioti. Our miittii Ih to l.lvc and Lot l.lvo. Phono at alahlo and iimlilciu'd. Call central. H, II. IIAKNISII fi HON, rops. Clark & Wright UWYSXI WABMINflTOW, S, O, I'lilillo I'liiut Matlvrai Klnnl I'roof, , Dunort I.iiiiiIh, coiiIoiiIm nml Itlulni CiiHuH, Hcrlp. Aminaliilii Work i' for Attnrnnya. as j Rock Spring Goal o kahd AX.X, rxa tnim. Ottkp and Coal Vard, Xvrelftli a ad front Htroota. I'hono 7101. Purbidge -fw iCjl A "V i 4 t 1 W turn op , f ..y