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IStEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MHDKO.Rl), ORKOONT. AYIUDNESDAY. .1UI.V 22. t$)W
fill' I I I, ! f , ,',
I Personal
Slato damn Varden Kvans, Master
TlKh Warden Kspiind, Deputy War
den Bandry, .Merrill nnd Hubbard J
spent Wednesday In .Medford going
over fame protection tin southern
Oregon, i
k Baniuel ltorfenberg nnd family have
returned from Brattle nnd the east to
spend the Minynoc upon their fm
ottriBrar creek orchard. ir. Hoscn
Iwty (hljikR jirospocln for tho valley
nns excellent nnd cays that Hear
t'.rk has U banher hpplo crop this
.pftfton.vduo to heavy smudging,
See It. H, McCurdy for Aetna Fl-
dollly nnd Surety Bonds. "
Alwa)s look for Uanley & Carle
tnn'R meat ad. Something good.
Judson Lujiton formerly of Mod
ford, who was reported killed by be
ing thrown from n horse at Staunton,
Vn,, writes to Van Ollbcrt that he Is
nil right nnd Reed as over, after
spending some time In a hospital re
covering from hR Injuries.
Tho "new" meat market at tho
public market Is Riving the people
some, cheap prices. 10.
J. J, Cole of Ashlnnd transacted
business In this elety Wednesday!
H, D. Montag was ,down from Port
land this week on business.
Hay for sale. W Jf.'Everbsrd.
C, pulherlnud was among those
over from Ashland Wednesday morn
ing on business.
O. It. Phillips of" New York was a
recent business visitor In this city.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
( Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater.
J. P. Mlnard, a Los Angeles busi
ness man. was a Mcdtord visitor
Wednesday.
Kthcl Woodcock and Miss Stttli n
Holland nro spending a few days as
the guests of Med ford friends.
Try a "Spit" cigar, best 6c cigar
on tho market.
J. C. Pendtcton, an orchcardlst of
tho Table Rock section, made bui
ncss visit to Mcdford Wednesday.
Mr. Nelson, foreman of tho Dodga
ranch, was In Mcdford Wednesday as
a witness of the McXulty case.
A "King Spltx" cigar Is home mads.
Try one, 5c.
It. O, Williams of Sacramento wa
among Med ford buHlnens acquaint
ance Wednesday.
A. Jf, Ferguson was down from
Portland Wednesday on business.
.Don't forget to patronize Jones'
meat market Every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. 10S
George II. Oakley nnd A. Cohen of
San Francisco wcro among those that
transacted business in Mcdford on
Wednesday.
J. N. Pearson and Edward II. Ger,
her, Sraeramento business men. spent
Wednesday morning in this city.
The F. W. Shaplcigh Hardware
company has the best and cheapest
hoed in town. Prices on everything
reduced.
F. S. Redfleld or Newell. Iowa, is
a recent arrival In this city.
W. Crawford and W. T. Prank of
Portland arrived In Medford Wednes
day lor a short stay.
Only orio kind of kodak finishing
at Weston's Camera Shop, that's the
boat. Over Isis Theater.
W. J. Jefferles and J. B. Sandefer
were among those down from Port
land Wednesday on business.
Tho finest equipment In Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Mcdford Print
ing Co.
The condition of F. 0. Wortmati
of Perrydale. who was Injured by
falling from a horse, Is greatly Im
proved today. Dr. Seely is in at
tendance. Mr. Wortman was riding
by a ditch digger on the Medford
Jacksonville road when Ills horse be
came frightened, throwing him. Ills
chest was Injured by tho saddle horn.
Jones' have veal, mutton, beef and
pork. .Tbsy are bound to put the
cost of living. j 05
Win, fuller has sold his Jersey
herd tp Reynolds .& Stevens, proprie
tors pf Uio East Side Dairy. .
Carkln, Taylor, lawyers. (John
II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Hab-lOaa-pea
Bldg., Main, street
"iThe absenqo at Councilman Miles
caugt'd tho .city .council to attempt
llttlu new business Inst night. The
nurburban water, question was not
discussed. A swfr for Dakota, those
heaufjted being required to pay for
it, waa ordered. A committee was
appointed Jo establish water rates
for1 the N'atntorluni swimming anl(
Order your fruit Jabela of tho Med-f-I
.Printing Co. nnd kjeep tho uiuncy
4, iHHHe., - :
p UsrrTo' Mr. anu Mm. Vernon 1) i
Marital!. ,t S4th .Medford, a girl.'
aSt'j.liDP o'clock Tuesday night.
KttAak iiulsliOiB the beet, at Wes
Ibh'm ftaraera Shop, Over isis Tkea
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WttksiHcGowanCo.l
VMSUTAXUS
' 'tisvijr Usslstaat
mm. - - -A. Jtf Ofr WHUil
Already the decorating for tho
Trl-Stato Good ltoads roncntlon In
Medford. July 27-?8 has begun
lleni;rfrook brldRo nnd tluuclty pnr,X
u "i iiiuwfiiaieH. inunprs siruuK
ncntss the.sTreef, etc. ItuilnM men
nre asked to decorate thetr places of
huMnoss.
Groceries nt Do Voc's.
Tho Inf luv of packers, fruit pickers,
etc., for the fruit harvest as well ns
n colonization movement from tho
eastern states hns caused Medford to
Iiavo more of n "live" nppenrauec.
Largo crrowds fill the streets every
night nnd many merchants report an
Increase In business.
Only a few days remain until the
first of tho ltnrtlett crop will be
harvested. The BartMt crop will bp
nearer normal than any other varie
ty of pear, according to estimate of
many orchardlsts. Tho pears will be
larxu nnd clean this year, and ac
cording to Into market reports will
probably command a good price.
Fruit labels artistically printed In
any and all colors. Mcdford Print
ing Co.
O. P. Hoff was down from Salem
Wednesday In the Interests of busi
ness. ; George A. Vrben of Louisiana !s
spending a icw days In this city.
Joo L. Pennnger, an Oakland liu
Iness man, spent Wednesday In this
city.
Medfortt Conservatory reduced pri
ces' for'Wu-lc lessons begin July 1st.
Advanced students will be taken at
the samo low price as beginners.
Open all summer. 31 Grape street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Wcl
Ion were Medford visitors Wednesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Owen of Oak
land are spending a few days with
Mcdford friends.
J. O. Gcrklng, the best all around
photographer in southern Oregon,
Always reliable. Negatives made anr
where, tlmo or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phono 320-J.
Judge Gay saya that tho prosecu
lion of violators of the water ordi
nances will go on with vigilance. 1U
says that since tho last wholesale
fining the pressure has Increased,
and he Intends to stamp out unlaw
ful Irrigating so that good pressure
will continue. "The next man
brought up before me for violating
the water rules will bo fined tho
maximum," he said.
If rou want a lithographed fruit
label Instead of a printed one, see
us. wo are agents for Schmltx Litho
graph Co. Medford Printing Co.
A new personal motorcycle cop has
been added and the war against
speeders Is to go unrclentlcssly.
Sunday was n record reaklng day
at Crater I.ake, Forty-three autos
and 200 people registered, making
the registration to date 1937. The
automobiles number .320.
We have a ?3Cqo press, recently
Installed especially for printing fruit
labels, Medford Printing Co.,
,Screcn doors at Medford Lbr. Co.
Mow? Barkdull is clnflncd to his
home by Illness, though his rendi
tion Is not serious.
, Martin Heddy, the Jeweler, who has
been III at the Sacred Heart hospital
for somo months with heart troule,
. now able to sit up and Js rapidly
Improving.
F. C. Edmcads and family have re
turned from a week's vacation at
Ashland.
Born To the wife of Dr. J. J.
Emiuonsn, a son, July 22.
George It. Morrison, formerly of
this city, has returned for a visit. He
Is manager of a paper at Iteno, Nov,
J. McN'ulty, who was brought no
before JuHlco Taylor Wednesday
morning on the charge of non-support
of his wife and child will here
after be required to pay 1 12. 50 a
month. He has applied for a divorce.
Mr, McNuity worked as a teamster
on tho Dodge ranch for several
months, and according to Mrs. Mc
N'ulty he did not do his part In pro
viding or the family.
POLICE FORCE
t VILLAGE ROB
HOMESANDSTORES
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BALL PLAY!
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SPROFESSIOIMSAYS
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UOCKVll.l.i: CENTKIl. N'. Y.
July 32.--One-hnlf of llnckvllle Cen
ter's police orco of nix men nre nc-
Jcttsed of burglary by warrants Issued
here today. Two or the three men
Patrolmen Amos Verltxan nnd
Henry Wicks were arrested while on
M)st: the third, Uulof Peterson, on
his vncatlon, Is believed to be In
llolyoke. Muss. The llolyoke police
have been requested by wire to ap
prehend him.
POLITICS PLAYS LEADING PART
(Continued from pass 1.)
AUTOMOilLE SPEEDER
FAILS TO APPEARF
II. C. Avent, Jr.. of Ashland ar
rested in Medford Sunday night on n
flmrgo of breaking the speed limits
aud running without a license and
who put up $25 bonds and promise 1
to appear before Police Judge Gay
Monday morning did not appear thus
forfejttng the bond- This Is tho first
caso,Jn,tho cUy ccordlPK to author
ities in the past year that bond has
.been forfeited. It la alleged that
'Avent was going forty miles an hour
when caught. Undoubtedly hearing
of the new restrictions in regard to
the speed law in Medford Mr. Avery
evidently thought Jt cheaper to for
.felt tho bond,
TEBDY NOT TO TALK CANAL
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iCoatln !! from v
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wjuit he luiil jo nay about Coloiphin.
It lie hit unylliiii;.' further o my,
far iik i inn eoiiferipxl, let liiiu write
jt out "ml M'lul il to the cummiUce,
1 urn nut much iiuJ'nvor ,oi' lui'niuf.'
the foreign relation.-) committee ofilie
hunntu into n town meotingV'
Voh G-t the Best
There is when you amok Gov, John
son cigars und putroulr.0 home Indus-
(TIM.
Mnitrc Luliori olijecird to the Inn
ttnge mmiI by Mail re Cheiiu.
O corse l'restnt. n )irolluT-in-hiw
of the iniutlereil tMlilor mpl olmirinnn
of the Fiuri) eompnny, wns culled
to tlie stand nnd emphatically denied
tlint the FijinrS had been in the pay
of forcipu lintiko. The (lenunns he
said, linil never lieM the innjurity of
the .vhure of the Fignro. nx linil been
nllefred. lie rend lenuthy extract
from memoruudn.
While Pretnt wn tetif.vimr, Cuil-,
Inux tvil eloer to the Imr tt hear;
better. Maitrv Clicnu, commentiutr on
M. I're.-tutV testimony, Mtil:
"I will mid that il docs not be
come .M. Cnilnu.x to come hen' nnd
endeavor to rfoil the rnve which hi
wife mnile."
ltrMi and Hivtrs
Then followed nn exciting scene.
Many of thoe in court rose from
their sent, und shouted "Hrnvo!"
while others hieil nnd murmured un
til Judge Albnnel wiw ohliscd to cull
the court (o order with u -evens rep-
noiniitl.
M. Cuiihinx. in n "tule of exciled
nsitntieu: "Since I nui-t take notire
of what this lawyer hns said, I w,ill
n-k him if he" will tnke Hr-oiml re-
sjtiMt-ihility for hi- wonNf"
Another sensation was caused
nmons the frpertators hy this vxcln
maUon, nnd loud "HmvoiJ" for M.
Cailhiux were liennl nil over Hie
court. When the noise nnd din had
Miiueuhnt miIimiIoi, Mail re Chenu re
lli'tl: 'i tnke the .entire, responsibility.
You cannot mriince me herK, 'Ym
iloul)lle-s do not know the temper of
the man whom you mldre-."
DUonler Is Great
The di-onler in court wa- mi trrent
Hint Jinlfff Albnnel llirealeneil to
clear I lie chamber if the ntnuiff-la-
tioiN were reM-nted.
When iiiet hn1 been restored,
Owirves Fnuncnlin, n snles clerk in
the qun store where Mine. Cnillnux
purchu-ed the wciiMn l(h which the
killed ( alincltc, was called.
He look nn nulouinlie pi-tol from
it inekiii in front of the judge nnd
explained itt action. Mnilre Cliemi
wiid:
"Aiaaimqe t'aillau- did not
when hhu loaded the pi-tol."
Madame ('aillaux: "Ah .ooii ns I
got into the motor car, before I could
forget FnmienliVn explanations."
Madame Cnlllaux added:
Never Fired n IMsloI
"f had never fired a pistol, but I
had hunted with my husband, I
bought the gun at tho samo nlnco. '
Another gunsmith's employe- said
Mine. CalllauxHiad practiced in the
range tinder the store. Threo of her
six shots struck a target the slzo of
a human figure.
Madame Calllaux: "I tried the
pistol at tho request of the em
ploye. IIh wanted me to be suro I
lfnow how It worked."
Yves Delbos, editor In chief if Le
Radical, related that he had met
Mine, Calllaux on the day of the
shooting. He said. "8he seemed
depressed and aged and was lll.o a
beaten, hunted thing."
Blued With .Mme. Calllniiv
Mme, Lluisa Do MeKagne-EHtra-
dere, formerly society editor of the
Figaro, testified sho had dined with
Mine. Calllaux, about two months ho.
fore .the shooting,
She continued.:
"Mine. Calllaux said Mme. Guey-
dan, tho former wife of M, Calllaux,
was going from ono newspaper office
to another hawking let turn against
her. I tried to reassure her by say
ing that my information was that
Mine, Gueydan had refused to sell the
letters to Cnlmettn for IGOPO. J
know nothing of 'Thy Joe' letter,"
"Will you not give moro preclso
testimony about Mme, Gueydnn's let
ters?" Interrupted .Calllaux.
The witness did not reply and u
moment Inter left the stand.
ny
SKI.IN'S nilOVr. I'n., duly a..
"llaH'bnll plnyer nn neither miners,
hodemriers nor dtlcli di.uuers, They
nre prol'cs-inunl men, nnd pmfc-.--ionnl
men don't , -iriko," declined
John K. Tener, evruor of IVnuxyl-
vutim nnd Hrondeut of the Notional
lenijiie of hnelmlP in tin iiilervinw on
hU nrHvnl henjto in-pcct, jjiitionnl
vunrd-uieii in llu-iV camp,
"I mu tslnd tliixtrtke U sitllcd."
rontinucd GovernTir Teuer. "How
ever, I don't think the settlement ur
rivrd nt will he pcmuiucut.-mvinj: to
the hollinercney of -nine of the hite
hall niajiuute-.
"A strike Mich n- wns thvenlcncd
is .-omethiinj iimV for me, nnd you
know I have jdnved hiiH'hull iuid
hne heen interfiled in Im-chnll nf
I'nirs nil my life. ( I mu prepnred for
wnr." declined the L'oeriiiir willi
wink, "nnd nfier'.r nni ihioiiuli re-
Mewini; Hie soldier- I will see the
turbulent Inchon,.."
EROM RESPONSIBLE
FOR STORE ROBBERY
That J. H. Krom was wholly re
sponsible or a iricmbcr of tho gamr
responsible for the numerous jietty
burglaries taking place around Med
ford recently Is the belief of Chief of
Police Hlttson. He was arrested jc
terday as thu urglar who robbed tho
Greek section hand of I'd worth of
clothes, suitcases' ami' Jewelory. A
stick pin that was found on him w-u
Identified aj one of the stolen ar
ticle, tin aiso nau in his posses
sion some stamp and pennies.
Hlttson learned of the robbery of
the DeVoe grocery' Monday night, and
sent for DeVou DeVou nciRnlzod
tho stamis anil money ns "property
stolen from him," Tho only other
robbery yet utiexptalriod wfts Hint of
the West Eleventh street grocery.
This Wns supposed to be the work of
a gang, nnd Erufu professes Ignor
ance as to u burglar gang,
Erom Is n PorlVsemV- ' N
Eerom made a complete confession
to Serxeaut Pat Mego this mornltiK.
Ho told ho' he broke Into the bunk
house and stole tin: artlrlcti, so 1 1 111?
them afterward to Ray Toft for 6.
Toft, who hail no Idoa the articles
had bevn stolen, has returned thorn,
losing the f ".
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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Report id by Jackson County All.
'.trnrCo., fllxti nnd Klr.Sts.
New Cases
E, N, Warner vs. John M. Root
ot al, undertukluK on appeal.
Slnto of Oregon vs. Mnry S. Lau
rence, traiwrrlpt from Just court of
M. il ford dlslrlcl,
llerthn Shiniuuu vs. F. A. Shannon,
summons.
E, K, Pliikeriim vs.
foreclosing lax llviiY
H. .. McUnn.
I'lolmte
In the uintler of tlu KunrdlniiHlilp
f,Jonnln Mugruder. Incompetent,
eighteenth t.emt-iinuiinl U'purt tiled
In the mater of the estate of I'an
nle l Smith, deceased; proof of pub
Mention of final notice.
In the muter of tho estate ot Nnncv
Steuher, decensed; report of snliv of
rent property.
In the matter of the guardianship
of Esther M. McErhine, a minor,
oath of KUiirdlnn, tmnd filed.
In the matter of ttio KUiii'dlaiiKhti
of 'Annette K. Wnkemiin. n minor
motion for nnd order coiiflriulun
sale of renl property.
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ycsmltliuiir l"IUSP,UUAM i'Y nulciisli,
ll'O liii a4 f'"Tfi illm.aii lium k. i ,k il
ii.lu.nr iui'.m4 VvMi Hxii.r lt.v li u n kis I....4
&-X Oruis Vnuil noun, lui'cotil, 10
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CottAf 1'ront Uwri, ninny itnslgti,
up wu . . . . ,, . 0.U3
rauy rront Windows.. .. ..... U.Vii
HuuirAliii luli . . , Bo up
s-iirtiii lutn kasIi, ao.ua tn , ,4j
IwihU Poor )'rAm, k. it, . . ,73
riuli, vlndows suit OIam at ii Ui.
U.ron pilots ana Wiuilowsuur uwu mux.
W't IIIN1M I'M ,!.., IIM nillMilln I" .1.
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.Marriage LIcoiiih
Lee F. Hoot nnd Ida Lee Kentner.
John W. Stcelmuu and Wlnonn
Steelmnu.
Heal Instate Transfer
I'nlted Stntes to Daniel E.
Ncnfhnmcr, patent to south
half of southwest and south
west of southeast of section
3.1, town 31, nnd northwest
of northeast of section t.
' town 35, south ot range .1
west.
Clinton Johnson to M. !.. price,
deed, undivided one-1 eighth
Interest In southeast quarter
nud north half of southwest
quarter section 12. town 3?
south of range 3 west
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WE LIKE
TO FIT
THE IIAIII)
TO FIT
Kamp Tramps
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Are the most comfortable outing shoo 'for )(inr .nentlilfi. ..TO
wnik In n pnlr Ik to walk on nr.' Tiny nro.Hiailo.ofofj iufuii cult,
upii'crs'wlih rMblur soles nud heels.
$3, $3,50 and $4
3 p P. 4,QooJ irli
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UNITED STATES MAY
- ' IWTEIVENE ,N HA,TI
WASHINGTON'. July 22 - Armed
Intervention by thu United States In
Haiti was discussed today by admin
istration officials upon the receipt
of dispatches from diplomatic agents
saying great losses would bo suffered
In thu island republic by the ravage
of revolution.
No active steps had been taken to
night .but the situation had advanced
to a point where under pressure from
Kutopean (lowers, a movement of
Marines already mobilized at Guan
tananamo, Into Haiti and perhaps the
Dominican republic, was among tho
KMhl!tleB,
POHTLANl). Or., Jnlv J-. Cuttle
Receipts .'III; market ."i to 10c)
higher.
Prime light steers, $7(".:i0; prime
henvy, $l).7lKill.U0; pmmI, (!. Illio .
II..M-, medium, .(l.',"(iiIJt.1; heifeiv,
f IU (l..')0 ; cowm, priiue, f.Vill(i II . '
hulls, i?l.,,l(iv4.7fi; prime veul eiivt,I
iWiVSJA; henvy veul cnlvcx. f7(p I
7.'J.'. I
lliK KeeeiidM '-toll;
strong, tlint tmcliunged.
Sheep Itcceipts l2;
ftciidy iiml imchiiiigrd.
miirkel,
miirkcl.
GOVERNOR WEST RETURNS
TO OREGON, AUGUST 3
SA1.KM. Or., duly '-2.--.lis IVrn
Ilohbs, private MTtetitry io fJover
nor Wel, ntinoitnccd tmhiy Ihnl I lie
executive would iclurii m Siilcm on
Aiiul :i. She received ji Idler from
him mtiilcd in "ii-liiulon, 1). ('. Tin
governor wrote Hint he had visited
uiimeiiius penal institutions for the
puiHc of oliliiinint; ugi;ilioim for
the employment of Oregon convict
indoors.
BUD ANDERSON. I0XER,
VERY ILL IN HOSPITAL
VANCOUVKIt. Wri., July 22. -llilJ
Anderson, tho lightweight boxer, who
submitted to an operation of a serious
nature and whnno life hongs in tho
balance, according to his physicians,
was slightly better today. Only yes
terday did ho arouse enough to learn
ho had been operated upon. When
taken to tho hospital, n host of
friends besieged tho building in nn
effort to see him before thu operation,
and his room was banked with flowers.
HOT WEATHER AGAIN
GRASPS CENTRAL WEST
CIIICAOO, July 22, The Ihcr
moint'lcr here registered )U degrees
this uflcriiooii, I lie highcs for July,
hul im ili'ullin were reported.
With Medford trsdo Is Mcdford made.
ASQUITH IS RESPONSIBLE
CI
(Continued rom t'&K 1)
i ii . i ;T'
tion of thu nren to lio'excliidt'd from
the oierution of ilia homo rule bill,
were presented in the conferees. As
neither Hie nationalist nor the I'lMcr
lender pohscs power to inuke finuj
nrriingcnicnlH, llm Hiihject uiiiht he
Kiihtiiitlud to llieir respective iiitic,
Legal blanks lot
Trlhunn offlcs
sal at th Mall
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Are You Going
Camping?
Wo can supply your needs in our
line. Deviled Hum, 'Deviled Meals,
Veal Loaf, Corned Ileof, Lunch
Tongue, Vienna Sausage, llollod Ham,
Chipped Hccf, Vun Camp Ileans,
Ilnlnz' Deans, J'roforrcd Stock Jloans,
Salmon, Sardines, Tuna Fish, best
(piallty Hams, HrcnkfasL Ilacou, Good
Under, Fresh Itancli Eggs.
MARSH &
BENNETT
t
.Second Door lOist or First Xnl'i ihmk
l'liono 'J5U
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BUTTER-NUT
IS COMING
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Yotir Farm Needs finis Outfit
m x mm
Tho combination of n Storlinir thrcshrr with an I II C
Rnsolinu cnu'ine, lotli mounted on ono truck, in ouu of tha
bik'Kcst cxpcnsorcducini; nnd Lihtir-snviui; combiintionn
ever brought to your attention. With thin outfit, you can
do your threshing practically ulonc, eo littlu hulp i rcciuired.
You can also do small jobs for your ncighlrara nnd In thia
way pay for thu outfit. When threshing in over, you can
dismount tho thresher and mount n saw in its place. Or,
you can belt the d or 6-horse jxjwer engine to n pump, corn
shelter, grinder, etc., in fact, use thu enginu for a largu
variety of purposes.
The Sterling thresher is so practical and easy to handle
that a boy can attend to nil duties connected with the thresh
ing operation.
IT WILL TJHUiSII
Wlirat. Itjrn, On(, Itarljr, Iliickwlieat, Knfflr Corn, Hordlinin,
Flex, Uramm Herd, JlraiiM, Cowpeaa, Soy HeniiM nud l'enlinls.
The Sterling is built with the following slcn of cylinder nnd srpa
rator resiicctlvely: 31 S)', 21 xlV, 26xXY and 30x3?'. it is auiiiillod
unmounted; mounted on an Individual truck, excopt 21 xSa' and 21 xJV:
or mounicu on n comiiinntion eni;lno-throlicr truck, ui
3)x37' sixes. Oct a tocial titorlin): thtcshur catalogu
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HUBBARD BROTHERS
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"Tried and Truu" Is this old reliable outing, resort, with a wealth
of natural scenery, healthful drives, a splendid bench und uumerniui
nenr-hy points of Interest: I.lghthotuo, Dovll'n iMiuchbowl, Hmil
Itocks, etc,
SmtIiiI Low HolitiiLTrip Keaoon I'm cm
Weck-IIiiil I'ihi-m In All I'olutN mid Kiiiidny
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DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS .' . , ,. . . ,
Lnnvo Albuuy, dally , ; ..,,...,.t7:u A, Al.'i
Lnuvo Albany, dully except Sunday ..(,;....A'.w1lO0,l. Ml
Leuvo Uorviillla, dully ..,.8:00 A. M.
Leavo Corvullla, dally except Sunday , 1.10 V. M.
Connections inado nt Albuny iiiu) CorvalllH with B. P. trains.
Kpeclrul Kxcurslon Triilu will lnuvo Nnwp'ort ovnry Huiuliiy iivonlni;
"t tliOQ i nrlvu Corvullla JO; jr. p. iu Alhnny 10: 15 p, in,
Good Tishing Streams Along tho 0. & E,
At Klk City, Morrison, Toledo and along thn Yniiiilnii river, also on
the llrultciiliush ami Huiitliim rlvnro, on tho Ktiat lOud,
For FoldeiH UescrlhliiK Newport nu nn oiiHiik place call on our
near Agent.
.Inlin M, Hi o, (Icuenil PusNcugci' Aifcnl, I'mlliiinl, Oregon,
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