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Mall, Tha Medford Tribune. Tho Boutli-
em OrcffOnlnu, Tho Anlilnnd Tribune
urriee iui Triiiuno nuiiiiiim, 3i
North Kir strcots telephone 74.
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Official Parrr of tho City or Mcdford.
Official Paper of Jackson Count
OKOnOK PUTNAM, Kitllor and Mutiajror
THE CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN
Entered (in sroond-rl.taa matter ut
Sfrdfnrd. OrcRun, under tho act of
March. 1, ISiV.
suBncrurrron nATrs.
Ono year. u- mall .....-.. ....-S.OO
One month, hy mull ...-.- .50
Per month, ih'lred hy carrier In
JMeilfont, JncKSonPto and Cen
tral Point .SO
Rnturday only, bv mall, per year S.eft
Weekly, per yeir - .-.., LSI
ASHLAND DECLARES
MNNEYS1000CHECK
FORFEITED 10 CITY
ASHLAND, Ore., Nov. 20. The
The Ashland pity eouneil ha le
elared forfeited tho $1000 cheek
jmwU'iI by the Miiiucy eotnimnv when
it wnfc gnuilcd n franchise for a trol
ley lino in tlio street C AMilniui.
last February. The potnpnny nlp
lins a franchise nt Med ford which it
threw iij and nimlhcr vm granted
to S. S. ltullis, who lia-i commenced
work tit Mod ford.
.Neither (lie Alinnov companv nor
Jlullis made nnv mme townnl con
M motion in Ashland.
Under tho ehnrter of the pity, A-li-luiid
will lie coii)K'llrd to ote on lite
ipiesljon of liccnwiiii; looif nt the
regular city oleetion Tuesday, De
cember JO. As tho dry victory last
year was nearly five to one, no con
test is expected this year.
The city council nlo decided to
purchase the Ilrnytor ranch up Ash
land canyon. Thin ranch of about
200 ncrcs is almost the only piece of
property in-the Afhland creek wuter
hhed which is not either owned by
tho city or in the I'nited States for
est reserve.
A permit wn granted A. D. Helms
to creel n brick mid eoncrek' mov
ing picture, theater -1-1x00 feet.
Mayor Johnson has Blurted agi
tation for tho placing of a number
of drinking fountains m the btiMiies-s
Fcctiou of the city.
NEFF FAVORED BY
BAR
ASSOCIATION
POItTLAND. Nov. 20 Tho Ore
gon bar association rs adjourned here
today after electing tho following of ef
ficers: Pronldont Uobort 8.' IJean, Port
)nnd, Judgo of tlio United States dis
trict court.
Secretary IJert E. Haney, Port
land, Treasurer Charlea 3. Schnabel,
rortland.
Porter J. Ncff of Med ford, was
elected vice-president for tho second
district consisting of Jackson and
Josephltio counties.
Ileforo adjournment tho bar asso
ciation Indorsed tho non-partisan
Judiciary system by the vote ot 35 .to
23,
P
BY SE
HOKTICTI.TKAIi COMMISSION.-!. .('ARSON'S
plans for a clean-up campaign annul"; orchards to
eradicate all trace oC blight are printed elsewhere in this
issue. They have boon approved by tho county court ami
by tho J'ii-st of" the week tho war tin pests will bo on in
earnest.
In brief, the plan provides for tho appointment of nine
additional inspectors for such time jus needed, the thor
ough inspection of all orchards, the flagging of infections
and tho notice to owners and agents to clean up as per
instructions. Refusal or failure to obey ordci-s will be
lollowed by the destruction ot iniccteu trees at the ex
pense of tho owner, liens being levied against property to
cover cost ot work.
Mr. Uarson is emphatic in the announcement that
eo-ojieration must be forthcoming from tho orchardists,
and if necessarv tlio co-operation will be forced. The day
of temporizing has gone by. Orders of inspectors must
be promptly obeyed." .Because they have been ignored in
the past, the present campaign is necessary.
That no orchardist need fear blight has been demon
strated again and again. It was demonstrated some four
years ago here, when a similar clean-up campaign was
successfully waged. The cause of its spread this season
is due entirely to carelessness on tho part of some orchard
ists and unfavorable weather conditions. Some ignored
inspectors' orders, some indulged in lake experiments,
thereby helping spread infection not only in their own
orchards, out in their neighbors1.
Success in fruit growifig is achieved bv care and atten
lion to detail, as it is in other business. The county spends
money to help the orchardists protect themselves, but
their own co-operation is essential to complete protection.
i'i :.. . i.. i.i: :. ...:n i. . , ....n
. urn; is eu-n rt'iiMui iw iHiirw it win up loriiicoiimig
and spring find the orchards uf Jackson county the clean
est as well as the most profitable in the world.
Sooner or later every fruit region has to master blight.
This winter finds campaigns under way in all the fruit
sections of the northwest. Those not cleaning up will go
out of the orchard business but the Itogue River valley
intends to continue in-business.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Mart'lago l.lceuot
drover Must, AsIiIaimI, and Mnlllu
Morgan, Ashland.
Albert I., Penehoy, Aahhuiri, and
Mnrcnrct E. Daley, Nngle Point.
.MIKe KoMlit, Yroka, and Delia Oar
rick. Yreka.
Koy A. Caster. Central Point, and
Mlitnto I'nnks)', Central Point.
Art Ion to Heeou'r Money
Jackson County Hank va. Alfred S.
Hrown.
M. UnRiiulst nno rompany vs. Hon
tllnot Conner.
V. K. Merrick vs. M. I.yon.
T. K. Merrick, trtisten . A. D.
HeluiH.
K. E. Merrick, trustco . J. 0.
Ooble.
Stills In Etpilly
Sull to hnvo deed declared mort
gage ttml foreclosed. 1. X. Thomas
vs. Henry U. llaswutl et nl.
DLvoreo, E. E. Enuirsqn vs. Ida M.
Emerson.
Suit to foreclose mnrtymKP, Seattle
TriiBt company vs. J. It. II. Jacohy
et nl.
Suit to quiet title, llertha S. Mar
nuin vs. Joseph Dame and Annie E.
Dame.
TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR SERVANTS
MISTRESSES
AND
i
A CORRESPONDENT writes warns the need of train-
1 ing schools for servants.
The idea is a sensible one. "Why not givo every girl a
course in domestic science that will equip her to manage
her own household, and also enable her to earn her a living
in other households?
. A clipping is enclosed from the Minneapolis Tribune,
telling of the work done in that city, as follews:
Tho domestic science work will bo broadened this year as well to meet
tho demands of working people. One of tho Innovations will bo a waitress"
course, which will train young women who work In restaurants, and girls In
private homes, Trhoso duties include preparation and service of meals. In
struction in cooking In a chafing dish wilt be part of this course. The cooks'
course will be offered nsaln and in addition there will be n class In the night
hlFh school on plain pastry and cakes, derlened to meet tho needs of hotel
and restaurant cooks as well as those in domestic work.
A still more neglected branch is that of teaching women
how to treat servants. Until women learn this, the ser
vant question will be a problem, for .self-respecting girls
will not submit to treatment accorded by many house
wives. They will continue to prefer factory and depart
ment store work with smaller pay find greater freedom.
Statistics gathered show that more household servants
drift to the underworld than go from any other occupa
tion. One of the chief reasons is the treatment accorded
the household drudge by the mistress.
"Whenever you hear of women talking of the servant
question and complaining of a constant succession of ser
vants, none of whom fill the bill, it is almost a certainty
that the employer is as much to blame as the employe.
Though no school can inculcate human sympathy and
jcominon sense necessary to the successful employer,
women can be taught essonthtls of efficiency and' hibor
savingns well as rules of conduct that will g'o Jar toward
raising the desirability of household servants' occupation
in the eyes of working girls.
How Hot Springs Keeps Hot
! ligations by the work of Professor
Dewar, of Glasgow, who was experi
menting with tho water of lluxton
HOT LAKE SPItlNCS. Nov. 18
Whence thefarco which gives tho
waters of natural hot snrlnes thrtlr
" IO...I a ., 1 ...I... ,.. ,.
great heat? From tho bowels of tho ,ai'K. .-". "" ' ' ""
earth these waters como gushing.; " th 'a '-
hul.lillnp n Mm .nmr. For wu.. BOjiHiiui euiuhj.
joars,
great public. Hut hotter hy far the
narrow partisan vlth robust faith
than tho m igwump, voting by whim
or p.ojudlce."
Discussing conservation tho secro
tary declared that "tlio nation that
explolto ull Ha resources in ono gen
eration is grinding the scoj corn."
Presbyterian Church
Home mii-bion study nil this weok
nt the Prehliyiurinn church at 7:30
p. in., except Ti.undiiY and Saturday.
Monday tip- -ubjeot in "How to Or
gunize Financially mid in Institution'
for the Saving of Ainorieii." Wed
nendiiy tin subject is "Immigration
mid Its Problems." Thursday the
Hubjeet is, "Outhtuiidiiig Eviln nipl
Their Overthrow" the Danger uud
Advantaged of Concentration of At
toulioii on Them." Friday tho uubjeut
is'Tlio Piobloms of Our Cities." All
mo voijut'btc'd (o joju ill this btudy.
yes. for ages this force has liexn h, 1"w, "kw "o snon
mystery. Many were, many art, of,that tho -'roat hcat of 8Uch B"r,8
tho opinion these waters have thalr."1 Hot U,t0 Snrl"K3. Oregon, which
origin closo to the place to which tho l,,a8 tho ,,ottC8t nat,,ral n,lnoral wator
wicked are said to be doomed. k,,own t0 lho c,v,,,zed world- ,s ol'-
AnatyJcal Investigations made f rem ,,al"ed tho watcr lmB8lnK over a
time to time, were without satlsfae- ,arK" b"(1' r lUch ,jcn,,' from
tory solutions until a few yours ko.iw,,,c, stnre radium Is gotten,
when our own national government I Tbo bul,'',0', w,llcl1 lvo ,,,0B0 wat'
and the Itoyal Scientific Boeletls of " l"" i'i'rBuco oi mnnun wu
rHiiiu-eiiiuniiou a gas prouueou uy
the contact with the pitch blondo.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20. Secretary of
the Navy Daniels, outllnod a "now
frao'lom" In n speech here today, of
wl-ich tho keynote was elimination
of sectional prejudlco and iudopend
eul political thought.
'I hopo ao'II never linve a spine
loss ra.cn of mugwumps." he sal'd.
"mnv..il )ir itt'Arv L'Im.1 n ffmiti.liii.
and without fixed convirtlubn ou ogr.Creat Ilrltain undertook to determine 'rllo-o.nantlon-a gas produced
definitely and for ull tlmo whenco
cunio this great hcat,
Professors Hertram, Iloltwood and
Wheeler, of Halo University, three
chemists of International as well as
national reputation, were selected by
tho V, S. government to make this
investigation
ration of Sir William Itamsny, ono of
England's most noted a'lchemlsts, Sir
William working under .tho direction
uf the Itoyal Scientific society, and
confining his experiments to tho nat
ural hot springs of Europo. The
waters placed under his mtcrospolcal
glass were from Hath, Vicky, Daden
Daden and Ilttdgeskeln, tho gr-jat
health resorts of England' Franco,
Germauy ami Austria, respectively.
Tho American water chosen was
that of Hot Springs. Arkansas, tho
best known ou Uie western hemis
phere. luteiost was added to thcto Invcs-
Tlio main Hprlug at Hot Lake
Springs has a natural temperature of
10C degrees, Faronhelt. Tho next
hottest Is the Sprudel Springs, Carls
bade, 1G1 dogrees. At Hot Sprlugs,
Arkansas, tho maximum temperaturo
They had tho co-labo-i"' l" w"lur ,H '-" efB;
in inn inn j.iiKu oiiriiiKn niuer
eggs boil In three minutes and beans
In flvo hours,
Tho creator tho hcat, tho more tho
healing and curative properties of tho
water.
Tims, in this, as in other respects,
the Pacific northwest ranks the
world.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Uudy Assistant.
UH H. UAUTLUTT
riioues M. -17 and 47-J-3
Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner
Ileal Kslnto TfiiifferN
Uuy llnruett et ux, to It. L. Mc
Donough et ux.. warranty ileeil, con
sideration $10.00. Lots L'H mid !!4
In blk. IC, ltallruad add. to Ashland.
Wm. J. Gregory et ux., to J. A.
llothwell et nl., wnrranty deed, con
sideration $10. North half ot X. E.
quarter of N. E. quarter ot section
32. town :tii. 20 acres.
Wm. J. Gregory et ux.. to Clara C.
Strom et nl.. consideration J 100. See
SS. ?!, .12 and :t, in tup. 3H. It t,
Wl W. M.
W. W. 'Glasgow et a!., to Clara C.
Strom ot nl., warranty deed, consid
eration $10, 20 acres, sec. 32, twp.
.1(1.
Jacob Hook to Vincent NlRro. nlt
claim deed, consideration $10. N. E.
Va sec. 20, twp. 30.
It. F. Lowman et ux., to II. M. Cas
per et nl warranty deed, considera
tion $1000. 10 acres S. W. U of
sec. 7, twp. 3S.
Hamp M. Casper et al., to Ethclztn
X. Provolt, warranty deod, considera
tion $12.'.C, XV see. 2C. twp. 33.
James L. Wheeler, jr., to James
L. Wlioolor, sr., warranty deed, con
sideration $10. Lot C, blk. C, Ken
dall addition, Mcd'ford.
James P. Van Deuson to Joicpu
Juratsch, cpilt claim deed, considera
tion $S0. Qunrtz mrnlng claim near
Woodvlllo known as John Dee.
Minnie Damewaad et vlr Mabel
Tillotson, quit claim deed, $1. Lots
I and 5 blk. 17, Dekunm's addition
to Gold llll.
X. P. Chlshalm et ux., to M. I).
Dowers et al., quit claim deed, $10,
two-thlrds Little Tom quartz in Inn.
Meadows.
MIlo Catron to Mary D. Furry, quit
claim dcod, $1. S-. 1. twp. 2$.
MIlo Caton to Fred E. Furry, war
ranty deed, $1. ICTi.91 acres sec. C.
twp. 38.
John Plorson.ct ux., to Ida Mlnnlo
McGce, warranty ded, $10, Lotsl,
2, G, C, In blk. 2, Prncht's Alaska
addition city of Ashland.
Wm. M. Totherow i ux., to G. X.
Tuttlu, warranty deiil, consideration
$S00, 15 ncrea twp. 37, D. L. C. Xo.
GC.
W. H. Kcnworthy and wife to Julln
F. While, warranty deed, $S2fi, lots
Coffee
Drink coffee with
your mind its well as
your mouth. Know
vhat you are drinking
and why. Only so is
coffee worth while.
Mindful coffee drink
ers want .Shil ling's
Host when tliey know
it. Alonoyback makes
it easy to gctic.quaint
ed. "Do it toinorrow,"
says tho sluggard, the
live ones do it today.
Order it this tlmo, and you
will next.
I. F. PRATT
"The Healer"
has made tho blind sco, tho deaf
hoar, tho luino walk, tho sick got
woll. FJftpon years' of practical
expcrlonco In. treating chronic,
diseases. Consultatlpn free. Lo
cated at 3 ID X, Da'rtlott St.
Phono Oul-'.M.
Bled ford, Ore.
':'i.'' VJ.lV-ilJ.j.i'.';-.l,.ii'.' :.::
I, n, 1)1 tc. I, Gooige Halls add., Wood
villp. lllauehu L, PaiUet" et vlr, Henry
Koiiiph, wnrranty deed, $10. Eher
Emery donation laud claim Xo, 3D,
twp. 30.
Friiltgrowoi'M Trust ft Title com
pany, warranty deed, jriTOil, 20.81'
ni'ies. I'reslbrook Orohard tracts.
.lames V. Smith ut ux., to XeIo
Paulssou, wntranly deml, coiiBlilera
tlon $t76, SO actus, see, 32, twp. 3R.
II Downing et tit., to .1. ll.Me.llm
oy et nl., wurrnuty iloeih considera
tion $2(1, tola n, t) and 7, blk. IK,
Central Point.
Warranty deed, W. I). Davis to
Jiii'knoii Co., $.1. vS2 mil rods, see. 10.
. Chnrltw Fields to Lewis Mitchell,
wnrranty deed, consideration $R0. H.
W. v4, se. 7, twp. as, i.c"pl 5 nere.
(ult elnliit deed C. W. Shnrpo et ux.
to (). V. Meyers. ronJlderntlon'$tO.
Lots t nnd 2, 183 acres.
X. F. Pntlou ot ux.. to Emma Wing,
warranty deud, consideration $10.00,
property Laurel street, Anhland,
Lydl). Faher Id T. L. Powell, war
ranty dcod, consideration $2015.11,
lots 10, 11 mnl 12, hlk. D, ltallroad
add.. Ashland.
LuwIA Dttiuls ot ux . to II. F. Slmf
fur, et ux., warranty deed. conslilHra
tlou $1. Lot 2, blk. II, Central Point.
Wnrranty lived, Delhert Fehl et ux.,
to ItORUe Itlver Valley Abstract Co..
consideration $1. Lots In Constant
tract add. to Talent.
Arthur O. Oivens et ux . to Lulu C.
On tutu, warranty deed, rouslderatlon
$1. ltlO nrres, see. 2(i. twp. -to.
Donna E. Gomlwlu et al., to Charles
llauseom, warranty ileml $10, twp.
3fi, 1! aeriw. f
Olive It. Hell to E. X Anderson.
warranty deed, cnunldernttnu $1000,
r.:i 1-3 acres, sec 12 and t3.
mm.
How to Make tha Bust
Cough Ramady at Home
I'iiiiiII) Sitpiily ut Miiull Ct,
unit I'lill) Jtiuruiilrtil,
Mflke a pUin svrun bv inlxintr enc
plat ut (raiiulntol stiiur and lj pint of
witria w utir and tir for 2 miinitM.
Put 2','j 1HIIICC4 of pure I'iiipx Mlflv
utitu wnrthl In n pint ImpUL mnl fill it
up with tin' SiiBsr Srrui. I'hU uit
ou a frtmilr supplv f the !t ruittfl.
uyriip nt a invlng nl 12. It tuner npuili.
'luko u tcaiipooiiful iiry our, two er
tlin-e lioiirn.
The rirrrtivrnaii of thU nlmplr rrtnr.lv
N Mirpriiing. It H'llii In tnko hold si
Vit. iiintunllv, uihI will uim!ly con
ijucr an ordinary cuk1i In 21 fi":ir'
it lnm Up tlir tddnl npprtltp slid l
jut laxative rnmijjli to Iw lidpful in
a (mhikIi, and lim n plwKliig tt.
Al rxfrllrnt for bronchial troulilf.
brondilnl uitliuui, wlioeping ceusjh uud
BpiimuiHllc ermip.
'I hid method of tanking couch rrine.lr
with Pincx nnd Suuur Svrup (or
stniineil- IidiipvI U imw ur.l in nmrc
Iiihihh than any oilier cough svrup.
Him cjipluiim wtiv it is often imitutrd,
tlioiiu'li iH-xer MiccciHitiillr. If u try
it, ue only griiitinu I'iiikV, winch U a
jniwt vnlimlilc cotici'iitrsll romiHiuiul
of Xurway white pine extract, and U
rich In gimiimd and other natural
hrallng plan rlemi'iit". Other jifpirn
tiuns will nut work in this combination.
A guaranty of absolute natufsetton.
or innncv tirmiititlv rrfundiil. lkm with
this preparation.' Your drun,'it hit '
IMiipx. or will crt It fur ou. If not,
scud to Tho l'im-x Co.. Ft. Wavno, ImL
MENDETS
Mend all leaks Instantly without
tho use of hont, solder, cement or
rivet In granltuwnro, aluminum, hot
water bags, tin, copper, brass, sheet
Iron, all cooking utensils nnd rubber
goods. Simply tighten Mondet nnd
leuk is mended. Assorted sizes and
wrench In each package. Price 10
pd(2Cc a box.
.MItS. J. II. STEVENS. Tolo, agent
for this county. Also on saio ut M,
F. & II. Co.. Medford.
Ladies' Therapeutic
Massage Parlors
I have located Jn Medford, room
420 M. V. & II. building, to practice
oclentlflc body massaging, uslnn
llattle Creek, Mich., sanitarium meth
ods and guarantee satisfaction.
Mrs. Emma Walker
, Plionu Hdll.lt
Work for physicians solicited
Men Welcome
Mother's Friend
) i
A Duty that Every Man Owe toTIiota
who Pcrjtuts tho Rco.
It In unt linpnrluiit Hut men should
I; now (if pruftrtMvt inctlioili In ftdritnc uf
liiulliertioe.il. Tho t ifTerlnK, pitlu Hint ill
)re Imlilrnt Id flilld lienrlni: ihiiiIh ennllj
nvonleil py IiutIiiu at liauil a 'Ixittlu uf
Motlier's Prt'iul.
This Is ii woiidfrfiil, pcnotrsllnic, fxlp
nil appllivllun (lint relieve all tenilun
tiimll the iniuAlc amliiinhli'S thtiu t'ripAiul
nltlio'il Hid painful mruln upon tin Hxq
limtn, Til in tlu'nl la uolleil ull llmic nei
vmu Kpe'U : the teinlmiey In nniuoj or morn
lug atekiKus U riiiuilerarleil, ii ml a hrlidit,
canny, happy illpolton Is prmerye'l that
rrile.'tn iroinlerfiilly upon thn chararlrr and
Irinperaiiiinl uf Ihn llltl.i mi" soon In open
Iti ryes In huMllnVnufiit at Hi" Joy "I his
nrrhnl. Vr.ii '(tin tihlalii A holllo of
"Mother's Friend" nl liny ilrujr iilnrn at
H no, ami It will h tl. In at dollar's worth
jnu ever ohtnlned. L prenervis lho nioih
(r"H henlih, tnahleri her to makn a ipilck
uml eoiiiii'to recovery, anil tlm wltli re
t.ewerl lrenlli olio will oaijvrly rtevotn
lifrolf lo the faro nnd' allenllon whlih
mi an n unit It lo thn we I I'd re of llm ililld.
Vrlt to (111! Ilrndlleld KculAtur Co., l'JO
I.auinr l'.Mif., AllNiitii, (la., tor llnlr; vala
lihlo mnl lnnlriRilvc hook of iMliItime for
ripeiliint luotlieia, Uet a huttlo of MwtU
tr'tf i'rknd today.
; 4
Theatre
' ! V
TODAY
EDWARDS AND EDWARDS
Now Vaudovlllo Today
An act that conies highly reeoinniotitled
THE GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER
Three-reel feature Photoplay, excellent acting, beautiful
photography and a good story
CALAMITY ANN
farce comedy, just one big
laugh
WOOLWORTII AND WOOLWORTII
Music and sound effecta
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
ISIS THEATRE
Extra Bill THE PHAROS Extra Hill
.hut From Australia
FenturMiK Indian alack Art
Ono of tho moat UKttuhliiiR nil in Mr xoeii In Medford
Spii'lal
It.MIV PII.MtO
'lite Chllil PrifuriiM'r
III Catchy imik lllu and lanrH
I'lniin Pin Tuil.iy Onty
TIIIL BATTLE OF 10 RT LARAMIE
A Sior of I'miillor Davs lu Two ItnU
TWO Ol llCIt PIIOl OPI..WH .
AllrriiiHiu nml Eteulug
Don't Fall to see This lilt 1 Come ICsrly ami Get n Good Heat.
PAGE THEATRE
Saturday, Nov. w
A Dramat.iatiou of
Ktibcrt W. ( 'hanibor's .Sensational Xovel
The CoiTtmon Law
A IMay Mvery Woman Should Sec.
The greatest story of Xew York ludio life ever writ
ten. The book delighted all America the play bet
ter yoi. Stage arrangements after drawings byChas.
Dana (.Jilmon. An interesting problem handled with
great delicacy.
Real Sale Opens I-Yidav at 10 A. M.
Pricos 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
77 Ih.
at re
TONIGHT OXI.V 7 P. M.
"In the Shadows of
the Mountains"
An Edison Two Reel Sporlnl A Stir,
nun )rnmn With Club Mimhers,
Ilrokers, Cowboys, Prospec
tors, Stenographers, etc.
"A SILENT WAHNING"
Kalum t .
"M'GAN'N' AND OfrrETTI'."
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