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Newspaper Page TextPAGE "FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTOUNID, MEDFORD, OKttaON, FRIDAY, JANUARY B, 1012. 1 1 1 tj ? is i,, MM Medford mail Tribune AN IN'DEI'KN'DRNT NI3WRPAVRR ruiiMBUHt) isvijiir aktehnoon 1CXGHPT 81TNDAY, 1JY TUB MKftFOKU PKINTINQ CO. The Democrntlo Times. Tho MMford Mnll, Tho Medford Tribune, Tho South ern Oreuonlan, Tho Ashland Tribune Offlco Mall Trlbuno IUlhilns. 5S-S7-29 North Fir street; phone, Main 3021; Home 76. , OBOIian PUTNAM, Kdltor nnd Manager A NEGLECTED RESOURCE. Kntcred ns Medford. OreRon, March 3, 1879. second-class matter under tho act Offlclnl Paper of tho City of Medford. urricini rnpor or jncKson county. nunscRiPTioR rates. One year, by mull , 5.00 One month, by malt SO Per month, delivered by carrier in Medford. Jacksonville nnd Cen tral Point . ................... .SO Saturday only, by mall, per year.. J.OO Weekly, per year t 1.S0 8W0RN CIRCULATIOK. Dally Average for eleven months end ing November SO, 1911, 1 7 El. Xull Seated Wlrs United Frets Dispatch. The Mall Tribune Is on sale at tho Ferry Nows Htnnd. San Kranclseo. Portland Hotel News Stnnil. Portland. Ijowman News Co., rortlami, ore. W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. MEDrORD. OREGON. Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern California, and tho fastest- growing city In Oregon. Population U. S. coiisus 1010 SS40; estimated, 191110.000. Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed. Riving finest supply pure mountain water, and 17.3 miles of streets paved. Postofflce receipts for year engine November 30, 1911, show Increase of 19 per cent, , Banner fruit city In Oregon Ttoguo River Spltxenberir apples won sweep stakes prlxo and tltlo of "Apple Xing of the World" At the National Apple Show, Spokane. 1909, and a car of Newtowna won rint Friz In 1910 at Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. D. C First Frits la 1911 at Bpokano National Apple Show won by carload of Ncwtowns. Rogue River pears brought highest firlccs in all markets or tho world our nc tho nast six vears. Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6 cents for postage for tho finest corotnu nlty pamphlet ever published. NO. 16 ROBBED. (Continued from Pajjo One) bandits bonrded tho tniin nnd man aged to conceal themselves in the mnil enr ns it nulled out of Red Bluff. One of the mail clerk helpers -was to get off the train nt Hcd Bluff and take train No. 14. He was forced back into the car under the cover of a bandit's euu and ordered to take the ropes from the mouths of the mail sacks. Then ho was forced to bind the other two mail clerks hand and foot. The bnudits examined the ropes securinc tho two bound men and ndjustod several knots that were not tied tight enough to suit them nud then bound the mail clerk who bad done their work for them. Six of the registered mnil bags were then slit up tho sides and the contents gone through. The bandits worked deliberately but swiftly, si lently und apparently had timed their every move. They had little to say to tho mail clerks, shaking only when necessary, and then imperatively enough to impress the railroad men that resistance meant n bullet. Tut Off Mull. Ab tho train passed Cottonwood, one of the men, who had dragged the Cottonwood mnil to the chute, 6hot it out nnd dragged in the one for tho train. The same was done nt Ander son. When the train pulled into Redding tho victims were htill bound. Their faces had been turned to the wall of tho car in order thnt hoy might not see the point at which the bnndits left tho train. The clerks are certain, howovor, that one of the robhors did not got out until tho train wns pulling into Redding station, and policemen there corroborated this statement, snying they saw tho louo robbor run toward tho rear of the train on the far side from tlii'in. Description of Men. Redding polico immediately bognn a search of the town for suspects who would answer the description given bv the mail clerks. The descrip tions follew: Bundit No. 1 Weight 1(50 pounds; clean shaven, ruddv face; light slouch m(, bluu nori;c suit; about U5 years of age, Uandit No. 'J Weight about 100 pounds; about Ji feet, 7 iuclios in height; clean tdutveu; wore a cowboy hill; reddibh cptuploxioii and wore u reddish colored box overcoat. The first bandit in declared to have left tho car at Redding. It is not definitely known whoro tho second mini got off, but ho U also supposed to have come into Redding. SOMK thirty-five or forty million dollars in gold was produced by the Jaokson county placer mines in days gone by. Since then there has been a steady annual out put of gold, not large, but in proportion to the number of men engaged in it, more wealth has been produced than produced by any other industry in the county. In no other country that we know of are there so many rich surface prospects. Despite the many "pockets" and "chimneys that yielded their wealth with scarcely any erfort or capital on the part of the prospector, there has been little systematic development or scientific mining. Yet there is hardly a place under the sun where conditions are more favorable to the miner, where he can mine the year around without' discomfort, where there is water power and timber in abundance. Up to a few years ago, the only prospecting done was for gold for pockets of gold. lMhe grass roots did not yield gold, work ceased. As a result there are only a very few mines upon which extensive development work has been done much of it bv wildcatters, much of it by ama teurs, much of it useless and wasted. Lately some pros pecting has been done in certain localities for other metals than gold but the count rv has bv no means been pros pected. No region contains so inanv varieties of metal as south ern Oregon. There are extensive deposits of a score ol different kinds, any one of which would pay for develop ment. Mining men of experience assert, and back up their assertions with proof, that this is destined to be a great copper district that it is really a copper rather flian a gold countrv that the ore bodies are extensive and rich and yet in spite of rich prospects, only a few have had any development work done upon them. Minerals are perhaps the greatest resource of the country the greatest and the most neglected. The day will come when the mines will receive the recognition that is their due. It is to speed this day that the mining con gress is to be held in Medford next month. Alining is the "one best bet for the Kogue river val ley at this time. If half of the energv is spent in its de vclopment that has been spent in developing horticulture, it will receive the recognition it is entitled to and the valley will come into its own. The time is ripe for a great mining boom. There has been none in the country since the collapse of the Nevada excitement. No place offers the opportunities of southern Oregon there is every reason whv we should all pull to gether and by bringing miners here, showing them what wc nave to otter, mvitc the needed capital to unlock our vast mineral wealth. Hamilton Three (inllou Hcnlci- TAIU.M )s. 'Tliugub Indies, ", .: r . t Hemmed.' Opmrtl (o l Hipiuic Fuels Jfiiivu u I sill hue Slop distillate. Crude nil..,.., Pinning Tlniti of Ono (lulleti. 15 lixiiis, Sd'ndn. 3 hour!), 00 iiiln. J. :..-- -!. . -. -r . , Sr font Wool 'and llesldue. XIJ. 8 hours, ml mlii per cunt per cent IIi'IIHUSM, 1iu7Ti7duinrTl'tUo sewle" Mumll minium of ttrtiilmlHim ami xetttH, AHIilmltoin; did mil Inirn after COItUltlf --.. 51 I? per cvnl - .."I .J. . "Jt-4. Hosldus tho niioxo tubulated tests of tho llnmlUon llnoo-gullou reservoir heater, n few other wore inntlo with tho fivo-gulldn boater. Since Urn rcsulta obtained were so nearly ullko with reference to tho slxo or the 0,'OuIiirs compared with tho three-gallon hcutor, 'I buy nro not InhiiliiluM The five-gallon boater Is advertised to hold sl gnllnns, Jmt wo have found Hint It wtl riot'., it win bo iwWtlmt h,o tliio of buiWlnic' iVfctilUin In this hentoV inul''lrt wonirorfiilly couU-ollcd, or,1 which li tho huiiio UiIuk. tho rale of buruluK With tho exception of tho crudo oil, which lott n honvy porcoiittiKo of residue when tho healer wiih opened Hi tho second I hole, It wlU bo noted thnt with tho other ollx, and oven wlths tho crudo oil with tho heater opened to tho third and fourth lioles, ' respectively, j?nve a high off Money. Thc-io Is no other boater on1 tlu uinrket which hns tho raiiKo of easy leKUlutlou which this' heater hns., There Is ono difficulty only In Its uso with crude oil. Tho! tongue which Is plsucd on tho sliding cover ho as to induce tho niuoiint I of exposed au'rfnro of oil, If permitted to remain In tho nHptmltuiu rtwldilo.l .t...i.. ,M ll.A ...a. I. .. ..f .1... l..kli.H 1. !... I....... ..!..... I .1.. .1... ...... 1.1 .... 1 Imv.i.-iiio urn viiviiiii. ui i iiu uvi.ttM. i nun iiirvii niuiv'M iimiv iiiu nTniiiii from the crudo oil becomes very hard when cool. If tho tounuo wore to he Imbedded In this hardened nsflhaltum It could not by removed without damage to tho heater. However, a series of tests wore mndo with this tOllKllo removed, nml althoitch not nxlmislvo miiiiiuli In wnrrnnl n rim. elusion. It Is the opinion of tho writer that It may ho dispensed with In j using n very heavy oil. which tends to produce or lenvo behind an imphnltum' residue. Tho tongue, even In burning tho lighter nils, dot's not entirely j prevent burning Imck of It. However, tho amount of fuel burned ImeK of tho tongue Is not very great, and, nnlurally, tho control inny ho effected bv tho sliding cover. In making tho rating lost It wns found that tho rate Of fuel consumption Is fairly uniform, excepting when tho boater is burning wlthMi'small opening." With tho ratio of tho surface opening, loo small ns compared with tho depth, wo find tho very same of feet as In tho case of all lard pall types of heaters. However, since this ratio may ho Increased at will, the heater ran he made to hum at the sumo rate ft out beginning to cud. With a largo surface expwod. tho boat may cause some warping of the cover nnd sides, making It difficult to open or close; but it would seem that this slight mechanical difficulty might ho easily overcome. It In not tho purpose of tho writer to ouloglxo on or to recom mend any particular typo of orchard heater. However, af.ter workliiK with the various otber tpes of boaters and noting tho particular advnutnKos of this typo. It goes without saying that the only thing In Its vn is the high price asked for It. N'o doubt It Is more ur loss costly to mauufuFturo. but when It comes to equipping an orchard w'ltti, say 76 to loo hoMters to the narc, the cxtensc is considerable. However, this matttfr'niuit ho loft to tho Individual; If ho Is willing to pay thu price, there Is no question but thai he wilt got results. Rock Spring Coal Oil KAXfl AM. TM tlMM. Office snd Coal Vartl, Twelfth mmo Front Htrcotii. t'houo 7101. Burbidge no At. ms Draperies H'f mrry n wry cmpnlsts llns of rtniporlr. Inco etirOilns, n.ttir?. Mu,. mi, I v'e sit cIsSsi'S or iipUulslortiiK A piH'Inl nun to leek nriir this orU sxclilMvWy Slut will ulvn ii KiHiil iirvlco nn I iitttltil to ut la svsn tlm Ininmt clllrn WccKs & McGowan Co WJlICRli TO .GO TONIGHT trr.t4 IF YOU OWN A LOT Wo will build you a home on monthly payments. MEDFORD REALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. anil H. Co. Bullillnn TAltl.lC II. I'liilerwoeil Thrtv und One-Half ('alloii Valley Second Hand Store Wo lluj and Sell All Kiwis of Seen ml Hnud lioods M. J. PILCHER, Prop. 15 North Fir Home it." I Hell :il)72 ltesernlr Ordiiuil Healer. Piiels StovHllittlaiH. , Slop (llntlllutf. . . lluriilnK" Tlmn of One (IhIIoii. 1 hor, &i inin" 3 hours. 30 mlii I'er Out J?1 nml KrslihiH. "ow" Tsr Jilt. l.B jn-r nsnt llmmrkx iBiriTiiKinrf i'iT. Itrntit mtmlly m-I Accordiiiir (o lnnnl postofflce an Ihorilies vory litllo roj:iitrud mail U curried on No. 1(1 for .Mudl'ord, Iho bulk of it coining on tho Kluuatu Limited. TOKIO-Vioo Admiral Ijiohi, Ad iniral Togo'H flair officer during tho KiiHso-Jupniiese war und ono of Nip VouV naval heroes, died bore after n briof illuiihs. Follewinu: tho war with Ktissiii, in which Admiral ljichi ))luyed a brilliant part, ho was ahKiirucd lo. tho head of tho traininjr doparlment of tho Jnpmioso navy. Not ninny people will rent unnd vorlibed furnished rooniB in this city REGULATING THE PRESS. IF Postmaster General Hitchcock's recommendations to the Hughes commission should he adopted hy congress, thousands of publishers will have to ko out of business. Mr. Hitchcock has made an excellent record for econ-1 omy. He has eliminated much waste. He has chopped off man' sinecures. However, while very active against publishers, particularly of so-called much-raking and anti Taft magazines,, he hasn't done a thing to stop the most rlagrant gratt of all the excessive charges by railroads for the use of mail care and earning mail. The govern ment is paying several times the amount that express companies are tor similar service. Mr. Hitchcock holds that a newspaper should he made to carry as much reading as advertising or lose its second class franchise; that premiums, clubbing offers, contests and special inducements should be stopped; that a limit should be placed upon the amount of fiction published; that supplements should be eliminated, and that publica tions owned by a house having some other business should oe denied the second class privilege. Some of these recommendations are reasonable enough. Premiums, etc., could be stopped with profit to the pub lisher, but the volume of news, advertising and fiction adjust themselves, and it is none of Mr. Hitchcock's busi ness how much of each papere carry. If not proportioned rightly, the public will not support 'the publication. DON'T FAIL TO VOTE. DON'T fail to register your vote for presidential choice with The Mail Tribune. The polls will close at mid night January 12 so that the result can be announced in Saturday's paper. So far La Follettc leads, with Koosevelt second. Bryan leads the democrats, but only a few democrats have voted. The straw vote is an exceedingly interesting one, as affording an index to public sentiment in southern Ore gon at the present time. Vote early. Tt costs you nothing. A Test of Fuel Oils Hy l. J. O'GAKA. Pathologist and Special Motcoroloci cal Observer U. H. Woathor Hiireau. (Continued from Lust Tuobduy.) TAW.I-; 10. Hamilton Three (Jnllou Heatcc Ojicii to Second Hole. Ciijmelly :j Gallons. I'uels StOVtXllHtlllllU),. KlopdlHtlllutd. .. itlelimomloil. .. . Urudooll.... ... HurnlnK Time of One Gallon. S hours, 00 niln. I hours, CO mln. S hours, 3 mln. 3 hours, 10 mln. Tor Ont Hoot and Itosldue. 0.00 nor cent. 3.00 jer coat. 2.00 rr cunt. 47.&0 nor cunt. Hemnrks. Vory little soot loft. Motalllc residue largely. Metulllo ichMiiu larj;nly. Asphultum; rufusud to Imrn on cool I m,'. Hamilton Three Gallon TAIJM3 11. Heater Open lo Third Hole. Capacity ,'t Gallons, Fuels StuvodlBtlllutu. . Hlop distillate. . nic'lirnoiut oil. . . Crude oil llurnlnt,- Time of Ono Gallon. 'i hours, 25 mln 2 hours. 2S mln 2 hours, :l mln. 2 ngurs, bz mln. Per Cunt Hoot und Itosldue. 0.80 par cent. 0.30 per cunt. 0.40 per cent. H.Ct pur cent. Iloinurks. Kurnd climn with Uttie xoale. llurni'il clnun Willi lllllii soalo. liumt-d uluun with llttlx scale. Asphultiim; rufusttd to hum on cooling. TAHtiB 12. Hamilton Three Gallon Heater Open to I'ourth Hole, Capacity ,' Galloim. ruois-. Htovo distillate.. Hlopdlstllluto... Hlclimond oil. .,, Crude oil II ur nine Tlmo of One Gallon. 1 hour, 60 niffT. 1 hour, 65 mln. 1 hour, 40 mln. 1 hour. 60 mlii Per Cent Soot and Residue. 0.00 por cent. U.tU 1IU1 UUJIl. 0 00 per cent. 12 00 per cent. Itomarks. Ilurned with little soot. Hmall amount of scale, Hmull amount of scale. Asphnltum, refused to burn on COOltllf,' Tho Underwood heater' was burned only onca with crude oil and It was round that the oil was much too stiff to feed roadlly throuich tho pipe loading from the reservoir to tho burnluK pan. This heater Is fsr too clumsy for practical purposes, it Is composed or ten parts, InrludliiK the pipe and mu which connect the bottom of the nwcrvolr with the burning pan. Kveu with all these parts tho Inventor fell short of more parts which would tend to ninke It perfect. In tho first place. It Is hard to fill. Anyone who might be termed athletic or acrobatic might fill thu pot without splllini; nil. In order to fill the heater, tho container Is titrnttd right side up, the purt which becomes Iho bottom, when the hualer It In use nud which U attached to tlfb burning pan by a feed pipe. Is then plsccd over It. Tho whole apparatus Is then qulcKly Inverted just ns one would Inrort a tumbler of water covered with a saucer so as to domoustrate tho pressure of tho air. If tho apparatus Is not level, tho oil wilt not feed from tho holes which nro punched In the rim of tho container. Ono very Interesting tiling hnpponcd in tho experiments with this heater. A chiuiRe of direction In tho wind caused tho flume from tho burning pn to slrlku th container. Tho ojcp.nualon of tho ;lr and gas above tho surface of th oil Inside tho container canned tho oil to overflow, the result heliiK tlist tho smudge pot took on the appearance of n burning oil well. Tho burning rate Is absolutely perfect hecausu iho surface of the burning nren does not chango materially nud Is always nt or near tho top of the burning pan. which Is only a vory shallow dish. Tho heater cannot bo generally recom mended on account of bolng too impractical. Kffect of IteM-Htcd Mornings on the Hunting Time of nn Orchard Heater. It has been frequently noted thnt with atmosphorlo conditions tho same, a now heater will burn n unit quantity of fuel longer than ono which hnB been used, and which has not been cleaned beforu refilling. In order to provo tho truth' of this assumption, tho following 'louts were mndo; TAlll.K is. Kiiols OnivUallon ltrd i'all. Helton Two-flHllon lifts If r. Fuels Siovo IMUIIhIhsT .Slop DlHtllliite.. Illuhmond oil.. Cruilc ell IjFfrst liurnlng of P-cond liiirnlng!rplrsl ltiiraliiBofj6aofiirTiirfiliiK linne Kajion. lor one itauon. lions Kniiun. lor oris hhiioii i Rri. 2C is 3 " 60 I " 47 mln. as 3 hrs. X mln. I I hr. So inln.i I 3 " 28 " I I " 4ft " I 3 " 7 " I I " 40 " I 3 " Hi) " I I " 60 " 1 1 Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency l-'OIt SAI.lt: ! neres In Ashland. .17 r.oil Si seres 3-yr. ill orchard 12 nun 210 itvriw 30 mll out.. If.. nun ISO acriw In imIIss out. . . 13. odd f riKm Hqiim elos In... 7 iwm house elawi In. . . 3 rrtom IniHiK elnw In. . . 3,'iOU 3.r.nti r.nd tiiaih: 31 acre, 13 iter In alfalfa f S.000 10 Hm'uB I rnlut out. ... 3, Out) lf.0 narw'tu aUtMs Wililo'. .MISCHI.ia.VltOUH Ton in, hsrnwMi mimI wmroii for sale. 375. Wantcsl, to buy h llht worli I mm. Boimo furnllurw for mI cheap. I'Hrnlshed homos for wit. VaeMNi honMM In ait imris of tho city for r4wt. lllat your pruporty with us. Ittll'MmilCNTi Woioan to cook nn x ranch, (Slrlu for general housework. E. F. A. BITTNER ROOM 7, PALM BLOCK Opposite Nash Hotol riiono 1111; Home, 11. In making tho above tests now pots woro uyud for the first time. After the first horning tboy wore Immediately filled with tho mime iinintllv of oil nnd relighted. It will ho noted that there Is a considerable difference In evory case between tho burning tlmo of now pots anil thoso which have not been tloanod beforo refilling. Tho reason for this is probably that on account of tho scale, and soot on tho sides of tho pot morn surface Is created; and furthermore, this residue may act as a wick, This action must not ho confused with what t alt oh place when an arrester Js used. Tho snot arrester materially reduces tho area of thu binning uurfneo by uctlng as a cov'-t. How Iho Halo of Ituiiilng Is Obtained, ( Everyone ho has hud any experience with orchard heating rorpgnlzoH tho fact that r-r certain types of orchard heaters tho jato at which tho fuel Is consumed Is not uniform. This Ik particularly true of nil lard pall types, whether they luivo porforatloiiH about tho, upper rim or not, or whether -they have a con tor draft, as is tho case with tho Troutmaii heritor. Tho greater the ratio of tho depth to the dliimoter of tho pot, tho less uniform tho huriifrfc rnlo. So far tho writer has pot hooii any Utontturo which bears directly upon this subject. It hns always boon taken for gtautod that there Is little or no difference In Iho amount of hunt given oft by a heater whether the ol is burning nt tho top or bottom, it In an easy thing to get tho average burning tlmo, nmf this Is about nil that ban over been given In tho bulletins und papers published on orchard beaters. For orchard heritors which may have tho nroa of tho burning uurfneo In eroascd or diminished, ns Is tho ease with tho Hamilton reservoir heritor, tho burning la'o may bo kopt constant by adjusting tho nlldltig cover. It may ulso he incroriKod or decreased nt any tlmo during tho burning period of tho fuel. In order to dotormino accurately tho burning rato or characteristic of each typo of pot, tho following method was adopted; A dollcato balance of tho dial typo such as wiih used to weigh tho oil and pots for the previous oxperimontH was employed. Tho orchard boater to bo tested was placed upon tho platform und Its weight noted. It was then filled to Its capacity with oil and lighted. Tha wolgbt of tho pot plus tho oil was noted hofoio lighting, and as tho oil continued to burn tho actual weight was tiiltou every ton minutes, until all tho oil was burned, or tho pot wont nut, Thoj difference between each aticcusslvo weight and tho previous weight guvoi the-quantity of oil burned In tho teu-mlnuto interval. In making tests of this kind the apparatus should bo plncod whoro fitful wind currents do not Intorforo with tho burning, If tho burning hi done during gusty woather, I It la notgd thnt Mia burning rato fluctuates .accordingly rjH do tho winds.! In tho following cxpoj-imont tho nlr wns still and tho toiiiporaturo about , 31 degrees Fahrenheit. Tho weights woro tnlcon to tho nonroal half ounce i hr. so nun j 9 5 "I -nn iirih, - -'? t IS BBSckh I i Is Thin Abstract Com pany With Its Largo On p i In 1 and PcrlVut I'lant and Records IJe hind Your Titl7 Or have you a miikofiblft ab stract? Ono which, ir you wore to Ioxii money bncauso of a sorbins omission, bus no re 'HpoimlbllHy hack of It7 Abstracts That Are "Absolutely Reliable backed by capital mid com plete 'diiulpmuiit thut'H tho kind of nliKlractlng wo do, A flaw In your tltlo (which might not bo shown In n poor ubstrnot) might moan tho lost) of it profitable mtlo U might oven menu tho Jobh of your property, Jnckson County Abstract Company punier fllh anil I'll 8Ih, North Mall Trlbuno nidg. Medford, Oivkii &AVOY THEATRE UmUr Now Mnnsfftiuaut I'lrsl Itiin. I.tcuiti.'d Motion IMnturcs. I'liitn Hliow, I'ourlroiiH Tifstninnt. 1'hinh II Hull, Prop, ho I'lVH t'lv'NTH ne U,G0 THEATRE TONIGHT MOTION PKTt'HHS MOIOIIINI (I'oinody) THI (UAUK.S.M.W A (loud Lively Drama TIIM HKSCt'ltOKMIt. IIHM'HCK Auiilher do. ui ("nined.v TIIK IIKOKKN VOWH Di.iiiin llle nml fie u T II K A TRJE TONIGHT i in: cAitso.N siii.(j Titio HluKlitiC everything from niKtlm lo elilMlrs. Hpleinlld linrmou)'. THItHi: UIICIS 111' TIIK I.ATHHT MOTION I'HTUtlCH Always one xMd cuuivdy. HI'lillAli MATIMtK K'ery Slittinlny and Hiiiuliiy a:OU P. M. i:enlng rerfi'niiMiiio ill 7. STAR THEATRE I'uder dlrctlon of People's Auiiif.'iiieiit lo. HMM -1'KHT OK KIUMIIMHI "AlinHTI'H" Poetically roinantle, drauintlonlly and logically convincing. TIIK "MAIM TIIIIIKS" (educational. "Till: KltjIIKIt .MAIDKN OK HAI.I.Y I1AVID" Kvory cno in this Interesting drama Is taken on tho coast of Ireland. AN Oll roW.VTUV ItO.MANOK Thrilling story of thu wostarn oil nobis. A PINCH OK HNUKK A rattling good comedy, A l HATH Kit Tho singer. Aluilduu llle. Matluco every dnj. Noyesft Black IIOIHK AMI RHJ.V PA1NTINO llp-to-Dntu Auto nud Carriage Painting, Hold Leaf Hlgns and Interior Decorating n Specially. Kbop nud Offlco H. (.'rape und KMIi HI. Offlco Phono 7771. lloo. 7313. All Work Positively (iuarnntoed. EAGLE POINT LIVERY vSTABLE The iiudondgued having Just compleled u largo now livery ntabbt In Kagln Polm, wo Invito tho travol lug public lo cull and oxamlnu our rlgii, toauiH, etc, all being In flrnl chtHii condition, Our motto la to Mvo ami l.i-t Live. Phono at utublo and rosldeuco, Call central, H. II. HAHNISII .V; HON, Prnpi, i .ii i fr Seattle Appraisals Hovornl Medford pooplo luivo employed us to appralso Boattlo real oalato. Hnch appralKiU "h UHiiulJy worth more tliitn It costs. Ini .1, Dodge of Medford wiih formerly ftonnoctod with this of flco. Other Soattlo and Medford references on request, K. O. KltfllUNK ,i COMPANV 110(1 Now Voile llllc, Heattlo (Charter Mouther BeaUlo.Iloul Ka tnto Ahrii.) A J ; -t .a (To Ho Continued.)' 'emmmmmmmmmiimmmmmmmm