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o' r 11 w, t i i: PGE TWO I IOCAL AND I PERSONAL A tcnm of mules belonging to A. ltnrloy, who with his fnmlly la driv ing from anr'dlner, Ore., to Yrckn, Cnl., ran away on Klvcrslilo nvcnuo Sumlny ovr-nliiK, scattering household effects for a block, and breaking the vngon, James Crowell of Montague, Cal., Is attending to business matters In tho city this week. Everything In the store reduced ex cept nig and Little Bens at Martin J. Roddy's moving sale. The campaign against unmuxiled dogs 1 about over, owners of canines complying generally with tho law. This year owing to a councllmanlao oversight their was no dog tax Im posed, a loss of a couple hundred dollars to tho city. A fractional part of thl? will be recovered In fines, $0 being assessed to date. Tho finest equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. Tho Ilostan Ideal Opera company, composed of well l:nown local people will open Us fall season September 2, and tour Nebraska, Kansas and Okla homa. Art nurgess and othor mem bers of tho company are now In Chi cago rehearsing for tho season. Order It now, Mountain Meadow Butter at Foul's grocery. 128 FIRST clnss prlvato room and board. IOC South Grape. John A. l'orl spent Sunday In tho country. During his abseneo Col. Tongwald acted as deputy coroner. Mlsa Mabel Jones will return till!) week from a three months visit at Aberdeen, Wash. Automatic baso ball, that brand new out door game, has arrived in Medford. Seo It at DoVoes tonight. Just west of Hotel Medford. A. 11. Curry of Bend, Ore., and family passed through Medford this morning en routo to California points. Walter Merrick returned Saturday from a nnsbicss trip to Prospect. Authentic war newt received by Mall Tribune leased wire will be posted during tho day at Hotel Med ford. It. N. Foster and wife and W. F, Qulsenbury loft this morning by auto for Crater Lake to be absent the greater part of tho week. Tree props at the Medford Lumber Company. Wayne Lcever and wife visited In this city Sunday. It special todayr Million Dollar Mystery. ' Mlsa Ruth Merrick will return shortly from Lesr Angeles where she has been' spending thtf summer. Coffee mill for sale at JJo Voo's. Just received a wagon load of Mar shall Bros, famous cantaloupes and muskmelons at Do Voo's. 132 Joo Radcr of Phoenix motored to" tho city this morning on business. Mrs. Louis Ulrich of Jacksonville spent Sunday in Medford. No flies on the Pennant wrapped Bread. We aro not advertising It, Just letting It have Its way with the people. Positively contains no alum. Made at Newtown Bakery. 142 Hob Deuel, assistant cashier of the First National Bank was fined J 10 by Judgo Gay In tho police court this morning for speeding. This Is tho second offense and flno for Deuel In two weeks, A mild lecture was ad ministered by tho court. Play ball at DoVoes' tonight. Postmaster Ralph Woodford re turned last week from a two week's vacation at Marshfleld. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isls Tbeator. Col. Jack Harvoy of Grants Pass epent Sunday In Medford. Hotel Medford dining room now opens at six a. m. and Is open all day. Frank Coleman has left for a two week's vacation at Squaw Lake. One meat caso for Bale at Dp Voo's. Al Pankey of Central Point spent Sunday in Medford. Groceries at De Voe's. Mr. and MrH. Wilbur Jones and Donald Nowbury of Rosg Lane re turned Friday from a trip to Klamath county, going by tho Crater Lake and Fort Klamath routo and returning by tho Green Spring mountain. It pleasos everyono, Mountain Meadow butter. For salo at Fout'cJ 128 William Westorlund or Chicago, Is visiting his brother, J. A. Westerlund. Get n proiiiliini list of tho Jackson County Fair at the Commercial club, public market or from Sid I. Drown, necretary, and make an exhibit. Lib eral premiums offeicd on everything. i:ia Frank Wilson uml family and Ml an ICnltt Jacobs lime returned from a trip to Crater Jaku, ! ' 9 9 9 9 9 , 1 Weeks k McGowan Co. UJfDIJtTAJUtsU Vf Hwm MIT V, W, W4 JlfcsVJf A, K. rr k7M Leo Jacobs and F. K. Martin linvo returned from Portland whore they ntlfehdd tnc slate meeting of Hert mon's lodge. J, O. QerXIng, the best til around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives made any where, time or place. Studio 238 Main St. Phono 320-J. i, Judge. Wm. M. Colvlg, tax agent of the Southern Pacific, spent Satur day anil Sunday visiting Medford relatives. No Increaso on prices of tho Mlchr lln and Good Year tires sold by the Crater Lake Motor Car Co. 130 The ladles of tho Washington school Parent-Teachers' circle aro In vited by Mrs. Louis Knlpa for a social afternoon at her home. 219 South Ivy, Wednesday, August SG, from 2:30 to r p. m. Rugeno Maulove Rhode's great novel which appeared In Saturday Kvenlng Post, ltransford In Arcadia, t Page tonight. 131 Tho fire department Sunday night watered tho trees In the city park, In need of moisture as n result of the long dry spell. For a pleasant Sunday rldo lake the autocar to Central Point over the new paved Pacific highway. Leaves Main street every hour Sunday from 9:30 a. in. to 10:30 p. m. Round trip 23 conts. , 131 :',R. A. Mcintosh of Grants Pass Is a business visitor today. Call J. W. Mitchell for lawn mow er troubles. Phone 2C. Copies of Loudon papers have hoon received In this city, containing Kug Hsu Impressions of tho wnr. In the general articles thcro Is a strong tend ency to curry American favor, and gloomy, but hopeful view of tho result ts taken. There aro no wild claims of victory. When In Ashland try the new Co lumbia Cafeteria opposite KIks' tem ple, for good eats. II. N. Lowe, proprietor. 13C R. G. Smythe of Spokane Is spend ing a few days in the city. Indies desiring high school girls to work for their board and high school girls desiring such places will kindly send their names to Mrs. O. L. David son, 720 West Eleventh street or phone 723-Y. chairman of committee Collego Woman's club. .According to Dr. E.- B. Picket, a test made by the state board of health, city water Is healthful, but advises filtering as a safeguard. Seo R. H. McCurdy for Aetna Fi delity and Surety Bonds. Bids for the building of tho Med ford federal building will be opened In tho office of tho supervlslng'ar chltect at Washington, D. C, today. Are. you "Holmes protected." In surance service combined with 16 strongest companies. Holmes the In surance Man. - The hills and river attracted any number of Medford peoplo Sunday. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Over Isls Thea ter. Coroner A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill is attending to official business In tho city today. Get It at De Voo's. There was llttlo local Interest In the return of Joo Knowles from his 30 days In tho woods. Grants Pass welcomed him, but the rest of the world was more Interested in the Eu ropean war. Cash register for sale at De Voe's. Wilbur Jones of Ross Lane was n business visitor in tho city today. Two counter show-cases for salo at Do Voe's. George Small of Whiskey Peak U spending the week In Medford, See the Saturday Evening Post ser ial nraiiBford in Arcadia, at Page to night. 13 1 No row forest fires have been re ported to tho forestry service since Friday. It pleases overyone, Mountain Meadow buttcY. For salo at Foul's. 128 Buy your meat at Jones' and you get so-called sjieclal prices every day. We have a f3S0a press, recently Installed especially for printing fruit labels. Medford Printing Co. " CLAIM POLES SET UP NEW YORK, Aug. 24. Count Joliun Von UoniHtorff, German am- liassador to the United Status, an nounced on his arrival hero today from Rotterdam, that his government had been Informed that Russian civil and military authorities had with drawn from Poland anil that tho Poles hud set up tin indopondent govern ment with Wamaw us Its capital. MREYN0LDS NOMINATION IS FAVORAILY REPORTED N'AKIIINOTON, Au. 21. KimiiIii Minn of Altoriinv (k'lirnil Mi'it('. llllU 111) III) IIKXOI'lfllu jllHlil'll of tint MiiM'jn roiirl uml TliiniiiM V, diU' cry to In iilloriiMV uriifiiil wiini or ilitli'il fuvonibly ii'iioilnl lo llm M'ii ,no loilny by llm Jiiil(ijir"i'oiiimll I I'D, MEIMTOKD MAIL TIUHUNH, 0R0ZC0 BEATEN FLEES NORTHWARD WASHINGTON, Anr. '-!.- Pro-i. iK'iit Wil-on ileeltirott today thnt por miw wlm would be benefited by Amcrienn intervention in Mexico wore seeking to -tir up trouble between General I'nrrnnsn ami flcnernl Villa. He toM culler his information -how-oil that roMrl of a break between the two leaders wit fuKc. Paul Fuller, a New York lawyer, wim brought forward today in offic ial circle tw Pic-iileut W'il-on's nrotmlilc choice for jmlmntlnr to Mexico, when a gov eminent lliero i recojrniicd. (iencr.ll Ororeo is sn'ul to be lice iiii northward ntul a force of con MitulionnliM" i cmlenvoriujj lo in toivepl liiiu. Gcuernl Pablo dontnlc i rcportrd to have cnlcn'il the city of Pueliln with the coutitutionnlit force. General liny, recently npioiivlcl secretary of war, Iiih n"iguetl. No rcaon i given fur hi- retirement. A sncccor lui" not vet been made. Street ilcinoiitrtion in wbicli 0000 workmen j)artieipated were held here ye(erday in honor or the memory of the late President Franei-oo Madero and in favor of the new regime. There was no disorder. The national railways will not be opened for traffic until the govcrnn ment pays -is million pe-s for the u-c of the railways. When this sum is fortheominir the government will operate the roads between the Federal capital and the American border. An official announcement by the war department says that General Oroxco was defeated Thursday by Colonel Salinas In the Sierra Del AJo, near San Francisco, In the district of Parras. GENEVA, Aug. 23, via Paris, Aug. 21, 4:15 p. in. (Dela)ed In transmis sion.) Italian troops, according ti thoroughly reliable Information reaching here, are concentrating on lh Austrian frontier. - The French frontier, on Switzer land has been virtually stripped of Its garrisons owing to partial mobiliza tion by individual summons and not by public order. According to reports In Geneva tho Italian army has been raised to 800, 000 men. ZEN1A ONLY LOSS OF AUSTRIAN FLEET LONDON', Aug. '-'I, .'130 p. m. The correspondent at Amsterdam of tho Renter Telegram company for wards nu official communication giv en out.nt Vienna, which nays: "According- to u telegram from Ccttinjc, fourteen officers nnd 170 of the crew, including fifty wounded, of tho Austrian cruiser Zenln, which is rciorteil to huve been sunk by n French fleet, hiivo reached Monlvnc gin territory." T WASHINGTON, Aug. 2L K. Havonlth the Iielglan minister today communicated a protest from his gov ernment to tho state department against German statements of Belgian conduct on tho battlefield. "Ger many has permitted many of her soldiers to slaughter tho peaceful population, to burn down townlets uml villages, to threaten tho civil population with tho greatest horrors' nay the protest. "Tho list of atro cities ascertained by an Investigation commlttco Is already long, Belgium will ask for an International Investi gation of tho cruellies committed," WATER POWER BILL PASSED BY SENATE TALIAN TROOPS ON AUSTRIAN N WASHINGTON, Aug, 2LTho nd ministration wuter power conservi lion bill wiiM.puHod today by tho unit uto, It provides for a syitloiii of gov oriniumt Icaum of wuter power ell" on public lauds to prlvnla tupllul, lliu rovunue lo go Mini lo the nnlttiiinlloii fluid and limn lo bo uwn for ollmr Hlbil niirjloiii), MEDFORD. OKKUON, MONDAY. AUCIVST 21, PROSECUTE OFFICIALS Of UNITED RAILROADS S.N FRANCISCO. Cal., Aug. 24,- A transcript of the evidence taken before the stale rivlhoad commission In Its Investigation Into the atrnlrs or the Untied Railroads, tho mirfnOi transit system serving San Franrlsco, will be laid before the district nt torney with a request that ho Insll title prosecutions. This was 'the an nouncement todnv of John K'sbelman, president of the commission after the hearings had been returned. Jesso l.llleuthnl, president of the I'nlted Railroads, said the present of fleers and director of tho company would co-oiwrnle In every way with the commission In siippl.vlng tho dls ti let attorney with evidence. No statement was made of the pe.. sons to be prlsecuted. PARCEL POST AIDS WASHINGTON. Aug. '24. Prac ticability of Hie parcel post as a me dium of direct cxi-hnngc between city dwellers and producers of I he farms has been cstnhlMicd by a test in ten cities, the po-lnflicc departmebt tin nonnced today. lNistnmstcisl repoils tinted the new system had been welcomed in nearly all Hip communities; that it appealed as a factor in reducing Ihr cot of livings ami Ihul Iniprove ments under way assured lis growth. Damage to parcels in shipment amounted to less than one-teutli of one per cent, it was smd, and that was mainly due to inefficient pack ing. INCOME TAX SWELLS ' FEDERAL REVENUES WASHINGTON, Aug. 'Jl. Re ceipts from internal icveniie increas ing the inconicviitid Corporation taxes were larger rnJhe fjin-nl ycqr .1011 than ever befTi )n' nistory. accord- lug to tue prel rvfiimipiry report today by the conno; smcuf-tiUb. iiiUntuI revenue. T, From nil snfio'esljithcr (hrtn income and eorjioration- Ia5c the collectors brought in :l08,tI27,t511). Ies by .f709,:k"5 than collections from simi lar sources the jirevintis fiscal year. From the corMiration and income tnx, however, they collected $71,8:14 '27f, Niirpnsninf(lic revenue from the cnr)Hirntiou tnv in 1!)K1 by more than f.lll.OOO.IIOI). BITTER THREATS FOR LONDON, Aug. 21, 4.22 p. in. Tho London ncwspaiers today quote the German ncttspapor Tagltscho Rundschau as declaring that HoIkIuM bitterly will run-the day she dared to oppose her mighty neighbor. Great Iirltuln, tho Gormen pnicr also says, will pay dearly for her In terference in this war by seeing tho permanent establishment of a German naval base on the coast of Belgium, Tho I'an-dermanlo organs declare that the portions- of Belgium now over-run by tho German army will bo permanently Incorporated In the Ger man empire. HEAVY LOSSEI TO lOTH SIDES (Continued from Pais 1) of Baden has crossed tho department of Ardennes and is engaging a Ger man army corps which has been pro ceeding between tliv RIvpr Lesso and tho River Moiiso, "A third army corps from the north of C'hlmay Is advancing to at tack tho German right Iwtweon tho River Sambro and tho River Mouse. This third army .'is supported by on English army which has como from tho vicinity of Mons," "Tho movemonls of tho Germans', who sought to pass our loft whig, were followed stop by stop, and their right now finds Itself attacked by tho left wing of olir army, which ts working In conjunction with tho Eng lish. From this Kldo tho battle con tinued vigorously for more than 24 hours, the field extending over tint ro. inaluder of tho front," Toiinii OrciijiJisI 11 I'wmliig PARIS, Aug, '!!, Ill 10 i. m. An official ummuiiceUHtiit mudo this uf. luriiooii suys lmt Lu no vllle, Ainunre uml DltiiilDsrd, lit ilM) Dopnttiniiiit of Moiirllio mid MJJI? hvo l"'"ii on cilplinl by the ileroimin, Tlio Frmieh posllloii olliciwe hits not bni'll liloill rl'l, 191. WIRELESS VIOLATES LAWS OF NEUTRALITY WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-1.- . in ii . . After a contcieuce Willi ncereiaiy Daniels, Secretary lledllcld nlUlel the GOi'- miiiiMiwiicd wireless Million nl Tuck- erloi X. J., Hint it U violating the law in oiierating. The action was taken because the Tuekerton, N. ,1., wirvlesn never has been licensed As is letiUiied in Ihe radio laws. began Operalimt last Mav in the experimental stnliou singe, uml lalolv liltVj bVcft the only diiecl means of cominnnicallon be tween the I'nited Slnles nnd Ger many. The wireless station nl Snyillc, U I., is licensed and now under censor ship. i TIVKKKTON. N. .1., Aug. HI. Tin wireless stntlon hoi Is owned by the Goldsehinult company, n concern with hoadnliurteiN in llerliu. The local Mntion has been in rliiirgt' "f Lieutenant Plntt, l. S. N., as censor, since Ihe dav nt'ler Ptcsl deiit Wilson issued his proclamation of neutrality. Lieutenant Plntt ha with him two navy wireless operat nrs who have been sending and ie ceiviug praeticallv all the messiigcs passniif through there. Ihe luckcrton wireless tower Is more than K00 feet liili nnd the plant is one of the most coihplctc of its kind in the world. HAMBURG LINER NEW YORK, Aug. 2I.--The Ham-burg-Amcrlcan lino In reply to n query from Miss Atablo Boardman, chairman of tho American Red Cross, announced today that It was willing to put its liner Prim Joachim at the disposal of tho society for actual cost of operation. This tho Una estimates at $1500 a day. It la proposed to havo tho Prlns Joachim visit the har bors of the warring nations, giving aid wherever possible. Tho lino limits tho trip to 00 days. ' " Ml I MISS KAISER LEADS IN GOLF TOURNEY CHICAGO, Aug. 'J I With it card of III, .Miss L. ICaiM'r of St. Louis, registered from Ihe I'lossnioor, III., Country club, led Ihe early finishers in the ipiiilif.xitn; round the women's gold championship tmuy. .Mrs. II- I). lliiminoml of iiiiiiauapoiis wan sec ond with IKI. One hundred and thirty pluycrs started in the ipialifying round at eighteen holes. MARKET REPORT Prices Paid ty ncnicrs KGGS-'JOc. M'TTI'lt-Creninery, .'lie; dairy, fiOc two lbs. NEW POTATOHK r'.'.OO per 100 lbs. ONION'S-2c per lb; IIONKY lie per lb. CIDER 2:e. I'OHK 10c to HUo. HKBF-- 12e to Uv. LARD lie. JIACON 2)e. BHOULDKRS l-lo. HAM 21c. jiUTTKIt FAT Sfir. RWKBT CRKAM-nOc. ICi: CREAM DOo riiI. Kilvesiock HOGS Dressed, lie; alive, 7'C HI1KKP Kolic. 8TKEIIS Alivi', ri.(oltc. COWS Alive, .i,(rJ)fn'. VEA I Dressed. M(iiM2o.. POULTHY-Jllxed chickeiiH, 13o; dressed, IRfu'Oc; hens, 10n; springs, Lie. Ifay ahI drain (Having PriceH.) WHEAT Win bushel. OATS KM bushel. HAY Velt'li, $11 Ion; grnlii, 10 to $12. I'AHLKV-Wiiilo, i'JI Ion. CORN $25 lou. viiy nm Get tho' best smoito, Gov. Johnson, and also patronize horns. Attention R. A. M. Dugreo work will bo August lifith, liiNtead of 24tll, TIIIh chauguH tho or der iih Hunt out by ranls, TM liATM TO I'LANMIKY, wTrrrHDvomiT work, must huvo liml hoiiio nxpur lonro us sloiioKruplioi'. Aihlrcfs X. Y., euro Mull Tribune. CM FOR IIKNTNIco laro, front boil loom, ma of bulb, nisii jireftirreil. Rent rmuonulili), piioim iliD'll, I 'IV SAILTOWARDSCUTTARO LONDON, Aug. 21, .ItfH p. in.-A dispatch lo ihe Contial News from llonlc ay rtslivimon In Ilia Adrlntlo report Hint Ihe cnlliv Austilnn lleet ul about forlv 'units i pioecedlbg soulhvUnd from Pola, Ilia Austrian ninal base, Their objective is thought to be Catiavn, lu Dalmalia, APRR0VE SALE OF llESEnVE TIM0ER Tho forester at Washington. I). ('., bus Just gleu his nppioval to the sale of approximately K7,R00,000 board feit of timber on tho Crater Natlonnl forest lu southern Oregon, nnd tho thlrtj-dny advertisement of Ibis timber for xonled competitive bids has Just begun, Tho timber Is situated on n tract of approximately 0,380 acres on thu watershed of Four lilt creek, and tho west boundary of the tract Is about ten miles east of Butte Falls, which ts connected with tho town of Med ford.Oreg.m.bv thothlrtytllre.lllll(fllt,,,', nnlsni and lu nlilo (Uses out of tho Pacific & Eastern rnlltoml. Tim timber consists of 7l.0)O,O00 board feet of western jellow pine ami sugar pine, 1 l.r.on.Oao board fuel of Douglas fir, l,0b.ono board feet of white fir, and :ini),000 board fuet of luronsn cedar. Tlo lowest stumpago rates which will lm conildcrcd for this timber are $3.25 per M for wes tern yellow plno nnd sugar plno! CO cents icr M for Douglas fir, white fir and Incenso cedar; and f conts each for No. 1, and 2 cents earh 'r No. 3 standard railway ties hewn from Douglas fir. Tho final contract for tho nalo of this timber will provide for icadjust ment of tho Initial sliimpago rates ou March !tt, 1920 and on March 31, 102.1. Tho successful bidder will bo allowed until October 1. 1921. for tho cutting and removal of tho timber. Payment for the timber, based on tho log scale In tho woods, will be re quired In ndvanro of rutting In amounts of only inoiio each. In this way tho purchaser Is relieved from tho financial burden of milking largo payments beforo operations begin. Thl snlo will bring Into llm trea sury of the I'nlted Hlatea approxim ately a quarter of n million dollars. Thlrty-flw per cent of this ninoim'. wilt bo snut(locall) for mods and schools. Do It Tmlaj--' Resolve to s'moko Gov. Johnson cl gars, tho best, nnd (hereby patronliu home Industry. tf Blood Tonic Has Important Putt the Right Sort of Vfm Where Most Needed. Tii totln lh hlood mrant tn rnabU It to IhriM off arcuuiulatrd l(niiirlt !-. lo lu rrrttc tlio rvd rorputclr ami In iill ho litoud-maklnit onniia lulu aurli anl comll Hon ap tii prvliicv tliol rumclou ii-niilliai ii f wliat Wf frl a liralth. This It tti loiilrnl rlTrct of uilci lli fummii lilimit purlllvr, K. H. H. Half thf tnitff yiiil lliri-t rnrnplaln nf wi-irj mixrlra, tastinnt lirsln, Jnncl'O nfrrm. anil a wnmlrrfiil ilralrn tn lav ilnwu ami Jim null. Moat of Illicit piiiil liavv lirrn uiluu nrrvliin that aianmillally ilarf up I lif urr?ra nnly ti, il U.iwn asaln, at dlt tiiry mint AtiiM nirvu atlinulania. ItraV IA mlml t tint till wurnmit tfUnit la Our In HKjr tilnwl, In harlrrln In llif wulir yni ilrlnk: tn lhi nmllliljrlni: uf 0atrut lira Hrriat In hr MimmI fmlir than itirjr ran U nrrrrunii djf lli whltr ntriuclral and In what la kiumn a aulu tni'ml. that rouJIiliiu wliffe ihr irimiK or liuimri IiIihmI srrumulatra faatrr than It ran tw irplanil ljr I lie tril nrlclal Iiimii. H. H. H. Iiat llini lii'rn famnua an lilmul purinrr. anil lla atllon (jjt rllmtiiallmi n( Ilia IrrllalliiK Imltuna that Infr.l Ihr blnixl. la unr nt ihr vrrr linHirlnt tlilnn tn know. mi mi Kr, , n. n. ai any urus aio hut take nn iillirr anrsllrd lilmxl tmrinrr. H. K. H. It nilirlr a vrirrUlihi iinulurK anil jm will oiakt a jural mlitaka In lisr winid rniniitlaal iialm off a nn-rcury, ararnlr ut liMllilq nf iiolaili prriarstlon that piay tin yon lrriiarahli liunn. ,.. ?..HJM,rl''"r,'' '" Ttw Hwlft Hikectdc ., f.n:i Hwltl lllilif,, Atlanta, (la , ami II you Iistp any ilrrp anilril nr nhallnala IiIimhI iriiiililr. write In llirlr Miilhul lirpt. fnt fri-n mlrlre. It will Lu worm yuur whllr lU llll Id, , 00L ss 1 bVjT sssssss J sbbbbbbbbbbbbV 1 sTH SsPBBtlSBBBBBG&lrBBHBSSBBBBBBBBBBKl I VSi SJ. H BJ BS BS m f-'issfl Si aV ' f T. l A iSBiflSiiSSa V AAaSBBUaSaiSBr I VlI J HsSBBSBBBvJk V r l M SBBBStS'SiLaVf y VfVbi ssss-jlTl TOURIST TRAFFIC TO CRATER LAKE HEAVY TonvNl I ravel lo Crater J lie Is slill heavy. From nrnc- tui, uljill ht eird of tin simsflii cmtcr Ink's will he at its piclllost. The loiillm Irnxel hr' ii'iilo stago ill SnptemltW l ulwn.vs considerably more than duly and Au gust combined. Xlnnv lo'in-UN lilke adxaulngc of Ihe nnd Sptflliflrtr Wciilher lo vM'it tin Ul., 'Whllli Hi" rends nfc sombwhat mil, ioolt lime Is being made, tho nolo singe ilMrn lug Saliihlay in live hour nnd foily fixe miuiiles, The Hull Tn.vl coii)niv mill Himhi cars to Crater lake this mnrtilug, consisting of sexeulecn imiph'. The travel from Hie Ivhimnll! il ban also been much heiiHev (hi sc son, tonrisls going in liv wnv of Klamalh Fulls nnd out bv Mod dud gatewav, i i i '.".. -i'" -u1" ARE WOMEN XATt'ltALI.V UK- KI'ONIiilNT? A prominent writer so rlnlins Women aro constituted with n dell of ten mental dcprNlnn may In at tributed to nn abnormal condition of the system which expresses Itself In liervouness, sleeplessness, Imckacho, headnrhns, causing constant misery and as a result dcMpnmhiiic)'. l.yilU E. Plukham'n Vegetable, (.'(impound. , slmplo remedy mndn from roots and herbs', Is tho nn itrent remedy tor this condition. It goes to tho root of tho trouble and overcomes iloMpiiiid ency. MEDFORD SATURDAY AUG. 29 GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH l uu.mil vuaiuttUll.uNC ntin "THE WIZARD PRIWCE ?ARABW Colositl OricnUl Specls- cte and Dal- Itt. Grsilett Arrnic of AIITwift Monitor ZOO Wff 2 P. M. TWICE DA I LY C P. M. rissr niliiuiUM i: rsi.il m:n nx GALA STREET PARADE ADMIVilON to en,, OIILDnrN LVChniltNG OUC HALF I'KICE Down town ticket office at Hnskins Dru Store Tickets on salt; show day snnm price ns chnrucil at grounds AVo Want You to Try FISHER'S VERIFINE FLOUR High grjulo liaril wht'iit and i'h linuxct'lled. Wo aio o.v (lu.sivo agt'iils for tlio naint. Remember, we havo ov orything in tho market in Fruits and Vogetablos. MARSH & BENNETT HiTonil lloor I Cunt of I'lmt Nnt'l Hunk I'liniii) una SHOEJ BARNU&ilEYll Wo havo nverytliliif thoro Is lo ho hurt In tho 1 1 no" of gimiY Hcliool shoes, llrliiK tho hoys uml hIiIb Jioro. Wu'ro sum to fit llioin, surn to ulvo tliiuit solid riuufoit ftinl lilstluu; sorvlcoi Hilio tfi iiivo thu iiimkoC hook, jp$Uiy'ti "flwrt W ion Mla' Jrr m i . V V - - ,ui