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PXGE 3T0UTC CEDFORB MAIL TRTBUNE, aCEDFOTCD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, IWltRUAKY !, 10M. w i. t IV 13. Medfokd Mail Tribune AN INDKl'KNOnNV NUWSl'Amn puiii.ikhko nvKitr aftrhnoon j:xci:it sunijay hy tub .m1cufoiid 1'iuntino co. Tho fJCinocrntlo Times, The. Medford Mnll, The Medford Tribune, The South crn OroRonlnn, Tho Ashland Tribune. Offlco Malt Tribune IlulldlnR, 2S-J7-2 North Plr street; telephouo TS. Official IMpor of the City of Medrord. urriotnl l'nper of Jackon County. Hittered ns second-class matter nt Medford, Oregon, undor Iho uct of Mnrih ), 1STS. subscription nATrs One year, by limit . .. . f S.00 One month, by mall ,10 lr month, delivered by currier In Medford. .IncksotivUlo ond Cen tral l'olnt Eft Saturday only, by mat), per ycr.. 2 oo Weekly, per year ... 1 S BWORJt CIRCULATION. Dolly nvenipo for mix months ending DecemW JJ. U' S.ioo With Slctlfonl Stop-Otcr Tlio committee from the civics ee tion of tlio Grenter Mcilfonl rhib, which mot willi the citv council last night, asked, nmnnir other tiling.-, Hint tlio Mdcwnik onliniinee bo en forced compelling property owner to hiuld udcwnlks nt street cros.incs out flush with the curbing. There nre a number of Mich places in ev ery part of the city, and these uro-s-niirs during the rainy season become vcritnblo mud hole. Mud tracked up on the sidewalk from suoh a crossing came near causing the city n heavy damage puit n. short time ago, a well-known citizen having slipped nud fallen, receiving serious injuries. The plea of the city council that there is no raor.o-v to bo used fur this or any other not absolutely nercs sarv cxiK-n-e is, vc have no doubt, tme. But on West Eleventh street Home enterprising citizens have lui i down two Miort pieces of board acrosii these mud holes that have more than likely snvrd some wriou accidents perhaps even a life, ns the mud trucked upon the hidewnlk is very (ronchcrottH during tho rains. The civics fiction would like to tttiggoM Hint the utrect eommi-JMoner cell the attention of the citizen to this m Iter and urge them to nt least plnoe board- over tho tmid hole if tlicv cannot afford to build the walk. The Sweden in Met ford and vi cinity intend to organize a singing society in nrtlar to jri & grand con ceit in this city the firot of May or on midsuioHier'it day, whieJi are tho grout annual eMH?h for sport, mimic mid fiolio in the northern countries, .T'ilittK IloAiirvffHrd i the iHUil di rector, uad he rtutuesU that nil Soan ilinavinuc and person of SuaudinHV inn extraction who m.h oi'e, al though thy need not bo trained siiiKM, meet at l o'clock next Sun day at 1'. W. Clielgrwi'i. hoiiio, 735 North Alder street. A couple of preliminary meeting" ' tunc ulieady been huld; hut it will bi laieuabtiry to practico for weeks even before III" bimpitntt Sv.-edifch song can i ryndured niiulioniiosly. Tliore forc, all nre enniemly urged to be prthuiit nt tho ery begUining. It i not a monoy-mnkiiig scdiume, but puiuly un artintic attempt to intro duce the bountiful inolotlios from the land of tho inidniKht sun. That Mich imisie is ii)prcciuted in Midiorrf i cinced by tlio large iiudiiue t.btc'n this week attended the concert ex- cltiMvelv devoted to Norwegian luiih'i'. The .Swodii.li latigiuiga in i-sMiull rich in folkhongM and paxtoral imifie. The uationnl temper of enriielue. merriment and meluncholy uroducx a trill and eiichuutincut in thoir music which no other nation has ever been able to c(ual or Mirpuss. This con clusion was reached nianv yearn ago by th nblent musical critic in the world, when tho SwcdU hstudeiits re ceited 'he grand iri.c for binding at the I'm is exposition. l'ci'noiib who are intoic-ted in tin jnnttor, but unnblu to attend the meeting next Sunday, can communi cate with Mr. lleuuregnrd at O. N. Nelnoii'd office, First Nationul bank building. Weather. Forecast Oregou Rnij west,, nun or snow clifit portion tonight and Thurslav, wanner tonight cuat jioitlou; bouth criy wiuds. UN WANT SDEWALKS MA PASSABLE THE TRADING ENCHANTS of Bedford have the "trndinir stamp" craze. It is a disease through at some stage or other of their existence- and thim pass out of, somewhat wiser. The idea is to make people think they are getting something for nothing though no one ever does. So a percentage of the value of each article sold is given away m trading stamps. Enough of these stamps entitle the possessor to certain articles of merchandise. The cost to the merchant of the trading stamp is about three per cent of the gros-s sales, tt is supposed to increase his sales enormously by giving him an advantage over his competitor, the stamps being the inducement that at tracts the extra customers. Somebody pays this three per cent that the trading stamps cost. Either the customer imvs it, or the mer chant pays it out of his profits. Tf the tradinir stamps greatly increase the volume oL business the merchant may be satisfied to lose the three per cent out of his profits. If, however, the volume of trade is not great I v increased thereby, the three per cent people. So long as the trading stamp gives a merchant an ex clusive advantage, it may be justified in his estimation. However, there isjio such thing as an exclusive advantage nowadays. It is only a question of a few days before the competitor also is offering another color of trading f tamp. Soon every merchant offers the trading stamp in ducement and all the merchants are paying three per cent for a useless parasite, something that yields them nothing or else tho public is paving three per cent adili tional all around. The trading stamp is then, like all parasites, n delus ion and a snare. The net three per rent on everything sold out of the community and those who thought they were getting something for nothing are. as usual holding tho sack. Tf instead of paying the three per cent of sales for non productive trading stamps, the merchants would spend only one per cent in Intelligent newspaper advertising, the result would be a greater increase in business for the mer chant than the trading stamp brings, and a real benefit to the community, as it would bring into the city trade that now goes elsewhere, result in far better newspapers, and leave the money at home. The average merchant of Bedford advertises very lit tle. Those that do are getting most of the business. Even these do not begin to spend in advertising what the trail ing stamp costs. One per cent of sales in advertising would enable the papers to employ an advertising expert to assist in the preparation of ads and permit an eight page daily newspaper, and in many ways result to the ma terial advantage of the community. The Kitchen the Most Important Room in the Farmhouse Tho Importance to tho farmer of, having an economical farmhouso lias been emphasized by tho farm archi tect of the department of agriculture who states that the mental and phy sical fitness of tho laborers both with in the liouso and in the fields arc vitally affected by the building that affords the family shelter. The most Important building on a farm Is the home. Tho health, com fort, and happiness of the family an dependent upon its construction and equipment, and unless those mnttcrs are looked aftor the sanitary dairy barn or the economically construrtaJ buildings for stuck aro of llttlu value. Happiness and contentment la tho family aro as essential to efficient service as Improved tool and out headings. Although the housowifo sponds, in many cases, a llfetlmo In her "work shop." tho kitohon, and tho family rooms, she is not as a rule capablo of planning a house in tho highest degree serviceable and comfortablo without assistance I lor holp, how ever, is ttsseittlul to tho farm archi tect, as the result of his plana most vitally concerns her. One of the most Important details regarding the averago American farm house Is that it must bo Inexpeusho This does not moan that the houses may not bo attractive. Thoy may. If intollgently planned and with tho help of vines, shrubs, and troes. be cotno tho prettiest spots In the land scape, and moro beautiful and Inex pensive than tho crowded city houses. Tho possible economy in household labor and tho conservation of the strength of tho housowifo aro two Im portant factors to bo considered In tint construction of n farmhouso. Pleasant and comfortablo farm homes toed to hold families together; but tho QUoorloss, unlovuble, and insani tary houEoa drive boya and girls to tho cities, Tho office of Farm Management of tho department of agrlculturo has now undertaken to Investigate this problem systematically and to evolve practical improvements for tho bene fit of tho farmer's homo. Certain features uro often over looked In providing economical ar rangements for tho household whoa they might be easily provided for Ono of tho specialists of the offlco of Farm Managomont learned from a woman in Pennsylvania, who had broken down from overwork, that sho bad been carrying coal from tho barn for years'. When tho husband was asked If there was any reason why a coal bunker could not havn been provided near tho cooltatovc and STAMP CRAZE that all ntereiiatits pass additional is paid by the dear result is to send an additional filled directly from tlio wagon, ho answered that there was none, but that no one had ever thought of It. This ono detail has been found ne glected In other cases whore It could havo been easily remedied, if onl someone had thought of It. After oconomy in tho construction of tho building and In the housework has been attained, attention will be ulvon to developing boauty. Sim plicity In lino and good proportions aro meant by the use of this word boauty, and not so-called applied "ornamonts," This simplicity Is en tirely In keeping with a goneial plan of economy. Kconomy. howovor. Is not a sy nonym for choapnoss. Double strength glass may even bo more economical In a tenant houso thnn slnglo strength, notwithstanding Hit greater first cost. A kitchen sink may bo a paying Investment, although It excludes a bay window or a fire place, which has been tho pet notion of the housewife. Scroonnd-In kit chen porchos, sleeping porches, dou ble or triple windows, and kitchen conveniences nro fine economical fo.i turne, which oven tho smallest house plans may well consider. Beparato dlelng rooms for families that Keu orally eat In tho kitohon nro loss Im portant, as aro "parlors." These separate rooms may havo complnto systems of plumbing, boating and Milting which Involve additional ex ponso. The kitchen Is tho most Im portant room In tho farmhouso. For the average farmer, economy bars a room ospoclally resorved for woddlngs and funerals. A back stairway In small houses Is an un necessary luxury. Largo halls which aro never used to live, but merely as thoroughfares, aro a feature which can bo dispensed with In tho Interest of a smaller outlay of mouoy. Other features that should glvo way to a comfortablo and convenient kitchen aro narrow porches, flllgrco work, numerous angles In walls and roof, useless doors. Tlioro should be an Intelligent purposo for ovory cubic foot of space und for every piece of material about tlio bulldln,?, If possible. Itcdurcd Hates to HImhoii ail ltcliini. Tie Southern PAciflc tins named u rate of 14.30 to Rltson und return on account of Winter Carnival holri there ovory Friday, Saturday and Sunday under auspices Sisson Com mercial club, mako this trip and en Joy a, frolic In the snow, finest tohag gan slide on the coast, skiing, lco skating mid sleigh riding, Full par ticulars at Ho ii thorn Pacific passon- gur offlco. 270 COCNTV COl'ItT PltOCKKOI.NUS (Continued from Yesterday) Medford Hash . Door Co., mtiipHca . L. W. Miller, labor NIolioU & Antipole. stip- pllon 0. II. Hlulitnoiul. Ititior . .. Frank mimics, labor V. W. Smith, labor II. M. Toel, labor A, 1). Wnltcrs, labor , II. H. YouiiK, lubor 9 I'll 41.lt" It.SO 1 till. Ill) 13.11 70.1)0 :i7.2fi Ro.on 20.a7 Total ii, ata.tr. Court Home KH'itt K. T. Crowo & Co. sup plies I 115 00 California - Oregon Power Co.. llRhts 4.00 Fred J. lUok. work . 2011.20 II. A. .Iiuison. on contract., f.03.20 II A JuiiMHi, on eoiitrart 07 B0 Win. C. Leaver, nmteilal . 1.86 K A. LnitKlcy, water rout 10.00 Medford Sash & Door Co., material 112.30 J A. Norrls. janitor . .. . 00.00 TalorWlllluniK Co., sup plied .. 12.10 K. S WlUon. Janitor 1U.50 Weeks & .McOowmi Co., supplto .. ...... .. 30.00 Total i,aai.o .lull HxpciiM. California - Orojcnn Cow or Co. Huhta t 4.5." Karl Cameron, plumbing. .. 0.60 K. K. OoUleti, M. 1).. medi cal services .... .. . 30.00 Medford Hook Store, sup plies ......... .7f. Medford Furniture Jfc Hard ware Co., kiippllua 20.60 Leslie W. StnttHol, Hokuo nliotoKruplitng .. 2.00 Mm lloo H. Slnisler. board of prUonors 1SU.02 Tulor-WlIllatiia Co, aup- iilletf 3S.IS drub Uroi., Hiippllen . 1S.30 J W. WIIhiiii. Jailor 60.00 MM. r.lbi WnlMli, matron ... 26.6" K S. Wlloon, nwrtsCt Jailor 6.00 Total Cure of I'.u.r Mm. Annie llroad. Indigent allowanco I) M. Hrowor. taking Indi gent to poor farm Jonas Uarrett. supplier 101.27 10.00 2Ji0 8.66 .10.00 Kill lunrhlny, nurs. Stoplnm Cnrpenter, liull Kont .. ... California - Oregon Power Co.. lights for poor farm Mrs. A. K. D.ivle, care of In digents Kleclrlc Construction Co., wiring nt poor farm . nicctrlc Construction Co., work on couuty hospital Mrs. J. Fattlg. Indigent. . Granite City Hospital, care of Indigent Mm. B. C. (lard. Indigent.. . Alice llolcomb, care of In digent Holmes IlroH., supplies . .. . J. F. Hart, county physician salary . .. Albert Johnston, Indigent. Mlnnlo Kimball, Indigent.... Henry Lewis. Indigent Nash Livery Co. ambulance John Norman, barocrlng for noor farm Inmates . 10.00 13 60 30.00 57.60 ll.fcO 16.00 140.00 0.00 36.90 10.00 36.00 6.00 10.00 6.00 2 60 8.30 223.16 1S.00 3.00 13.06 7.60 130.00 12 30 10.00 IP 30 20.00 41.00 8.00 10.65 8.00 112.60 10.00 26.00 111.02 30.00 2.00 10.00 371.05 Homer Neal, wood for poor farm John A. Perl, burial of In digent Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tel ephone bill for poor farm J. N. Pace, supplies tor poor farm John W. Pernoll, suppllos for indigent J. N. I'ac. superintendent poor furm Starr Mercantile Co.. Indi gent supplies Nancy Slicmore. Indlgont. . Spltxor &. Son, supplbw for poor farm L. 8. Schmcdly, sawing wood nt ixior farm Taylor-Williams Co., sup pllos for Indigents Mrs. J. i:. Tlce. Indigent . .. Talent Hardware Co., sup plies for poor farm Talent Mercantile Co., Indi gent supplies Talent Mercantile Co., sup plies for poor farm. . . Ulrlch llros., indigent sup plies Mrs. Vance, caro of indi gents Vander Kluls & Hurgan, supplies for poor farm .. Weoks & McOowun, burial of two Indigents Western Union Telegraph Co., iiiftHsatfeti for Indi gents ;"""'" Mrs. Coffman, caro of Indi gents ;" Central Point Plumbing Co., work on touuty hos pital Total . 1,736. 17 Insane Dr. K. H. PIckel, examlnn- tlon Insnno l"-00 J. W. Hoblnson, cxituilna- tlon insane "" Total IIoyH' and Olrls' Aid society 20.00 10.00 Salary of rerrymnu ju" IlltK.iUI Jll.OO Xoiciulici Election i'.h-iisii Ashland Tidings, bullots ai.r.o (. W. Ager, clerK 8, 8. Akin, chairman p. L. Asheraft. Judge C. L. Allen, Judge... Y. H. Allen, Judgo ..... Y. II. Allen, fixing uooths, 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 coo 2.00 COO 7.50 COO 2.00 COO 0.00 11.10 12,00 COO 0.00 0.00 0.00 12.40 etc L. C. Apploguto, clerk Oeo. Ilrov.n & SonH, rent and fixing hall J. H. Hecman, clerk Geo. Heers, putting "P booths John lllghiini, Judgo Amol Ilrltt, chairman D. W. Heobo, chairman It. (!. llrown, chairman II. W. Hiirron, chairman Hugh Hurioii, dork A. 8. Hilton. Judge Oeo. Poors, Judgo J M. Houvur, chairman II II llrvnilt flitrlr COO J. C. Ilarnard. Judgo '" O. II. llarnhlll, clork 0-00 O. 8, Hlackfnrd, clorlc 10.80 Templo llrown. clork. 0,00 O. K. IllackliiRton, clovk . 0.00 Ii, B, Hoyden, Juduo ... 10.00 J W II) hoc, I'lmlriimn oi) W. II. Howen. clork COO llyrd Custer, clerk O.ilO Hoy Cuffinuii, clerk . 0.00 U O, Culver. Judgo '' o C. F. Case, dork 0.00 1). II. Croneinlller. clerk 0.00 L. C. Charley, ehnlniiiin 16.00 .1. O. CutborUon. Judge ''.00 C. K, ClosHcr, cloik 0.00 J. F Crump, cluilriiian O.oo Snuuiel Carpenter, clerk 1 1 00 8. A. Carlton, olnilrmiin 12.40 F. 8. Caruonter. chirk .. 0.00 Jus. Campbell, olerk .. . O.ilO J. L. Cotton. Judge. . . O.OO W. II. Cannon, chairman 10.00 Vonv T. Camion, clerk . 0.00 It. N. Cook, elotk... 0 00 J. Frank Carson, clurk,.,. 0.00 M. II. Cuslck, clerk 0.00 K. W. Cooper, rent of build ing ... .. 4.00 V. A Cook, fUlng liootln 2. 60 U. W Cooper, olerk . .. 0.00 H. C. Collins, clerk . 0.00 W A Cook, chairman ..... 1 3.00 II. I. H.irlliig. Judge . . COO W. O. lUvldsutt. olerk . 0 00 J. M Dews, Judge .. . I 1.00 David Horn, clerk. .. 0.00 W. C Uennoff. Judge . 0.00 L. I). Dollarhldo . . 0.00 J. L. Demmer, ohiilrmiiu . 0 on L. L. Damon, chairman 10. Oo Bd K. Dliimilck. clerk o.oo W. C. Daley, clork .. 0 00 I). I). Duff. Judgo 0.00 Amos Duhiilf. clerk fl.00 It. F. Dean, chairman o.oo J. F. Dlttsworth. Judge . CJ.0O Lloyd It. Blwood, clerk 0 00 Frank lo Bd wards. I nurtur ing votern ... . 2.70 W. W. LMIiigtoii, Judge 0.00 W. J. Frceiuun, clerk. .. . 10.00 A. 8. Furry, chairman 11.00 William Fllppaii. cl.uk 0.00 W W. Oregory. Juduo 0.00 Then. A. (Hums, Judge, clerk 13.00 M. II Gordon. Judge 0.00 O. W Grow, Judge 0,00 lieu Giirnett, Judge 0.00 J. L. Garvin. Judge o.oo II. II. Goddard. chairman . 11.10 0. C. Garrett, Judge 0.00 J. M. Grovor. Judge. 0 00 G. B. Graves, clerk. 0.00 1. T. Gatllger, chairman . 13.10 W. II. Gore, chairman 10. 00 T. C. Gutties, clerk coo Glass X- Prudhomiiui Co., supplies 00.01. D. D. Good, fixing booths for Ashluud precincts 35.00 W. II llolnmn. clerk 0.00 A K. Ilazelwood. Judgo 0.00 B A. Hlldreth. Jr , clerk 0.00 W. W. Illttle. Judge 0.00 John II. Hair, clerk 16.00 John D. Iloag, clerk 0.00 W II. Humphrey. Judge . . 0 00 J. P. Hoaglnnd, Judge 0.00 Goo. Horshberger. juuge 0.00 K A. llleks. clerk . 0.00 Polk Hull, chulrmiin 0.00 Charles llelmroth. Judge P so W. S. HRinuiond, cterk 0 00 B. A. Hlldreth. Judge 0.00 J. Iliirtiii.ni. Judge . . 0 00 A. A. Hall. Judge 0 00 W. T. Hotnton, Judgo 0 00 StiKiiun W. Hume, register ing uleclurs "00 W. S. Hnuiiiioud, register- tug voters 1-00 F, II. Hauptiiiitn, register- lug voters 5.30 A. Hem. rent of building.. . t.00 W. II. Humphrey, rent of building 3 00 O. It. Hilt, clerk ... . 0.00 Geo. Hoffman, clerk 0.00 Jnuii Houck. Juduo 0 00 J. W. Jacobs, chairman 0.00 T. B. Jones, clork 0-00 llorsce I). Jones, olerk 0 0 It. G. Jobiuon. Judne O.oo It. G. Jennings, elerk 0 oo F. M. Jordan, clerk 00 C. K. Jones, Judge. 00 It. M Klugcald. clrk 0 00 Jas. Kershaw, chairman 13.00 Chtis. Kllngle. elerk T. P. Knhlor. Judgo . 0 oo W. II. Klngcnld. clerk. 0.00 W. C Kin) on. Judge O.oo Nick W. Kline, Judge 0 00 W. 8. Kee. Judge . . 0 00 Chester Kubll. clri 0.00 Itiilph Lincoln, elerk 0 00 A. B. La Polite, clork 0 00 Newt Lewis, Judge 0.00 L. M. Lyons, chairman 10.00 W. F. LnonilN, chiilrnian 12.10 II. N. Iif Hand, clerk O.oo G. M. Loomls. clerk .. 0.00 G. W. I.lndley, olorK . . 0 00 T. C. Law. clerk 0.00 G. 11. Lludley. Judge.. . . 0.00 n. T. Lnwton. clerk 0.00 loin l.ltki,. nillntlirltll vot ers .... ."0 navlil Monlr. liidun . 0.00 II Ii lunr. runt of build ing ... 2.00 Win (V Miirnbv. elerk 0.00 Mary Mosue, clerk 0.00 William Mitchell, Judge 1 LOO Leo Mitchell, clerk COO G. B. F. Moore, dork 0.00 Hoy L. Maulo. dork. ... 0 00 11. G. Meyer, clork . .. 0.00 G. W. Mitthows. chairman.. 0.00 J. N. Matney, chairman. .. 0.00 G. B. Mlllnur, clork 0.00 J. J. M)ors, judgo 0.00 John Mitchell, registering voters 3,00 F. G. MoWlllluiim, Judgo 0,00 Hurt McKee, clerk 0.00 Iuh. McNalr, Judge 0.00 I. McDonough, clerK . .. 0.00 Brwln McCall, elorh 0.00 Mrs. I). M. MrNiiHBor, reg istering votors n." J. V, MeluOro, registering voters -"" Geo. L. Noitlo, Judgo 0.00 Josko Nouthaiumor, Judge.. 17,00 NeUou Nye, Judge 0,00 J. A. Norrls, Judge 0.00 Frank H. Nell, chalrnmn . 17.00 J. W. (Neuthammer, clerk .. 0.00 John Owens, clerk 0,00 dins, Owens, clmlrmuu.. .. COO B. It. Oatiunn, clurk .. . . 0.00 B. B. Oman, clerk ... . 0.00 Geo. Owens, clurk 0.00 Chas, OHwuld, Judge.. . 0.00 Joaiilrn Porter, registering voters 0,20 Blulo Phlppii, rout for build ing 3.00 II. I. Polton, chalrmuu 12.00 W. A Putorlck, Judge 0.00 B. C. Payne, clork 0.00 0. 0. Pursuit, clork O.OO 7 John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant 'M H. HAItTMCTT Phones M. 17 und 17-19 Aiiibulanco Bcivlco Deputy Coroner Win Purcoll, Judge 0 oo II, M. Poller, dork 00 H. II. Powell, deik . . . 000 C, C. Pierce, elerk ... 0 mi J. It. Potlluger, del It t l G. C. Piescolt, clerk 0.00 T, M. Poolor, dork . . 0.00 I). M. Pence, chairman 10 00 John ltobuits, fMtig biMithu a 00 Ittveislde utiuo, rout of building .. 6.00 J. L. I town, derk 0 00 II. D. Hoed, clork 0 00 T. It. Hock, Judge 0 00 (). B Hone, chairman . . ! oo John B HiibeitH. Judge . .. 0 00 M. A Under, cloik . . I O.OO It. B. Itoblsoii, dork . .. O.oo J. B llotiblus. chairman . .. 11(10 Chas. It. Hose. Judgo O.OO G. W. Utile, derk 0.00 M. Hay, dork 10.40 ltutieit H'. Jd . 0.00 William Itnv. Judge . . . O.oo Jus. Stow nrt. clork ... 0.00 J. U. HtwwHrt. clmlriiiMii . 10.00 C. F. Smith, eleik 0 00 II. L. Stlckol. Juduo 0 00 J. B Miitthietr. rent of building . . ft0 (V S MitMilHrsiiii. clerk t OO lliwi tsenv. chalrtilHIl . . 0 00 P. J. Summit, chairman .. ' oo W. 8. Slaiicllff. clork 0.00 Henry Hhuffor. clork . 0,rt Carl J. Smith, clerk 0.00 Hoy L. Sherwln. dork . . d.On I.mIIo W. KlatiNlll. clerk COO D. W. Sturgls. dork O.oo W. C Hpltser, cterk 0 00 II. G. Shearer. India 0 00 J. W. Shlrle), dork, . .. 0.00 J. T. Hummervlllo. clork . 0.08 B. A. Shorwlu, chalrinau . 0,00 J. W. rliulth, dork ... 0.00 F. W. Shaw, chairman . 0.00 W, It. Kw acker. Jiioao . 0.00 W. A. Srhwlniloy, dork .. 0.00 Htviunrl 8und.'M, dork 0.QO It. M. Shoudy. chiilrnian .. 0.00 Goo. II. Stowcll. JudKo . 0.00 J. J. Skinner, dorl; C.Oo TIioh. G. Stanley, dork O.oo O. A. Turpln, Judgo 0 00 F. J TM)lor. Judge 0.00 M. 8. Thompson, Juduo . 0.OU ii. P. ThHlea. JildHo 0.00 o. O. Tlffno). clork .. . 0.00 Jay Torrlll. Judo O.Oli M M Tucker, clork .on J. F. Truw. Juduo 0.08 Joe A. Thomas, ulerk a. 00 C. It. Torrlll. clork 0.00 T. C. Tiiinllnmn. Judgo O.oo Chris CIHeh. Jtidao 0.00 Win. Clrlrh. diMlrmau 10 oo Hoy Clrlrh. clerk rt.uii M. A Van Gorder. Judge 0 no Ha B Wilson, clerk 0 on (Continued on Page 6.) T Special to Hog Breed ers and Feeders DigesterTankage Made b) the t'nlon Meal Co. NOW ON SALB IN MBDFOHD AT A SAVING IN FHBIGHT Wo offer you the opportun ity of buying this famous hog food at ii saving In freight, as we hao Just rocidvod a lar.pi shipment for disposal to hog brcudors and feeders In Med ford and vicinity. DIOIiSTim TANUAUi: Is n concentrated animal pro tein CO per cent meal inndo from freeh wholesome pieces of meat Badorsml by all leadline Agricultural Bxperl ment stations and by the lout breeder und foiHlcrs In every state. It develops bono and muscle and miikws pine GHOW. Pod wot or dry mixed with other food. Order a trial NOW. NOTICB Wo have appointed Mr. II H, Allen to handle the Union Meut Company's fatuous "Host. Inwn" brniid furtlllzor for us. This fertiliser Is especially ndnptod for rose, sweet peas, Iiiwiiii and all kinds of flowers. Put up In sacks or In u special air tight to pound pall, ltoguo Itltcr I'rtilt .i Produce AsMirlnllou Mrdfonl, Oregon II J Veil Defiance at Blood Disorders A Remedy That Hna Shown a Most Remnrrtnble Purifying Effect. At I Jul Vou Can (lr 111,1 at llluud Troublry M. H. H. The wonl Mi'illclno l nun of Hip mint oliiunl in dii r Iuiikiiukp. TIktii nre tt rlalu iiii'dlrlnal lirnijiTllfH Jmt ns nccin ary i luoltli us ilm food wo rat. Take, fur cssnipli., llm well known invillrhm H. H. H. ';iil fumuiis bliH.it imrlllrr toululns laccllflnnl ((iimiiniiliU Jmt ns vllnl nml .' si'iitlnl t hfnllliy Muml ns tlio I'lrini'iili of wheal, roast l"""f. Hi" f'll' sail tliu siiars lliut mnku up our dully ration. As a iiisllor of fnct, tlioro I one in. Krcdlont In H. H, H. which rvf Iks mttvii iiiirni of slliinilntlnK cucli ci'llnlur purt of the tiodjr to tlo licallliy and Jmll clous vclrillnii of IU own (i-ullnl finlrl ini'iit. 'Hint l why It rrKcnurntrs lh' lil''l supply! why It Ims such n tri'iooniluiui In. Iluvnro In uvcrciiiutint llhi'iiiniitlim, Culurrli of tho Htomaih und liitrrtlnoi, skla vrup. tH.ii nnd all hlond troubles. (let n Lottie of H, H. H. nt any druit store, and In a few days you will nut only feel l.rltllit and i nrrectlc, hut you will ho tlio plctuni of now life. H. H, H. la irt- Siued only hi tho Inlmrnlory of 'tho Hwlft pnlllc Co., iitli Hwlft HIiIk, Allunu, la., who maintain it rry flhcli'iit mi'dlrul do piirtiumt wlirro ull who huvo nny hlood illiordcr of a siuhhorii naturo may consult frmly. K. H. H, Is sold I'verywhrre hy driiB stores, dcparliiiciit und icucral intv. Hunt puriult iinyoiio to mII you a sub stitute, lutfhlt uvu U. H. ti, STAR THEATRE TODAY Tho Grout Racing Molotlrnma The Kissing Cup A lavishly mountcri prutliic lion with a kith! fast. 4 Intorostlng Parts 100 Thrilling Sconos A Stupomlous Photoplay OTHER PHOTOPLAYS GOOD MUSIC COMINd 'rO.MOIv'K'OW AMEND Frank and Shirloy The Oiic-AriiH'tl Trio A groat vainlpvllli! novelty act COMINd KKIDAY MARY PICKFORD IN "0APRI0EM The fii-Mt of the "Famous IMhut" iiii'ttc'es, mmie tin tier the personal direction of DANIEL FROHMAN ADMISSION 10 GENTS ISIS THEATRE Llit'iivsl I'liolopli.) Til.'kibiy nud .'dnidii) Program The Wolf of the City Hullg Spcla. I'oaturo u two Parts P.VrilB WBBKLV .Nt), 71 News ICDCCATIO.N OF t'.NTlli:OH(lL.NA With Mauri' o Costello. Mary Charli- sou unit Kate Price WIIBX I'.VIIIISItCltAVBDASMOKt: Comedy II. I.aiiiipiii Ii Dr, B, .1, llouncr Piano Violin Coining Tliiirihiy Only TUB Tl'IIOH Pltl.VCBSH Two Heels Coining I'rldny Only O. A. C. rotlTHALL PICTritBM Three- Heels 7Ih cat re Tiicday anil WciliiCNilny MuIiIn "l.N'CLi: TO.M'H CAHI.N" " reul Kntein special, "PltOPOKAL ritO.M .MAHV" Hhth and Inst "WHO WILL MAItltV .MAHV" IMIsou. "MOTOH CVCLi: HLOPICMUNr' "SKLLLV'S KKHLLTON" Mil). COMKIHCH Don't mlsa It Only 10c Oranges 15c Dozen and up SPECIAL PRICE ON BOX iSoiithenHt conioi' Main and lir v 1