Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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TM I'JDKOICH MAI! TIlMHJtfM, MOTTO . OIMWQ.V, MONDAY, NOVRMnKR Ifi, 101 1
PATHS MVT5
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COUNTRY
ASHLAND Hi VICINITY
Hlli"lll d .iill Vim.' Illilllicil till
liliiVIhe; ill lnuli -c!ui.. uulhitll (ill In
fill IMUItllll-. Nilllllllll., llllhoilgh Axil
lllllll Willi ll'l' Mlill'nlil l II enll' III
1,1 lii II. llrcloiihM uiik ii fciiliiic lion
xlnrl In IiiiimIi, I'la.Miitf mi tlii'ir Na
tive licit ill l'IH'IIIIIHUll f 1 1 lllMIK' tl'lllll
In Wclniy. At Hi'' "iiiiii' linn lli
irniiijj wh )Ib.M'1 nmtl,v In Mcllunl'
Icrrilury, I'i l iln'i' Inilim ore Jiil
iilimit ecu bciuceif tlm if -Miuid,
.Mi'ill'ipi'il nM liHvliitf vninttiliml the
li'Hiiw ntfiilnxl whiHi Alihuiil Iihh
been i til t cl. j' Mcillnnl nIhmiIiI win
tin ulnimjlp ii"vl Hnlnriln.v mi i(
lininc irnniiiil", llii- will n -. 1 1 tt 1
tint iluyiiisj wf fl lliiiil gaiiic In decide
tlni'liftfNitiii!i, I.ih'mI rimler hud
leewtmo to miimm' novel hI nut m which
kept veryliuilv in IIih Im'i.1 nT humor,
riattntw H4 writ ah Imwii roll.". The
ullHiulttHi' rtV tft iiii fuel, Hit Ini't:
put tlm fur f I he onou. Hcidcy
I lull mill Moli llmurtiuiiil iT Medrnnl
wm ii riwpwlivelv ri'ifii'D nml homl
luvniiii. Dr. lniM-c HHmhiihiiI' Ah
html tniipireil I lie kuimo.
The ubwrlmicu u' llin xnlJi'ii cm
nf Mclliinllm, ii I'nr n llif liMiil
ebureli in I'DiiriTin'il, ended Kuinluy
pvwiiiijr, wlili Kpwoitli lmitiin urr
iea. Tlm nunlvcmnry week hiHrmi
Kovunilii'i' H. Wfiliicniliiy evening
tlmr wni h aut-tiiiotmi' event illmiu
hh'M nuil hUtoriciil Unci, lint iifluit
li Mirtaliliie nf the nnlnie nf n te
i'piiiiii in liiifuir or ilii' pM'tur, Rc.
V. Ii. I lunula. 1'nhu- mimI pimni-
III' II I IliyilM'l) f IllllIT lll'tllllllllllltllMIx
jniiol ill innkiiijr tin Imtiifeuiniit.'
wtrk h menwnibl inn' in t It limlinv
if the church, tin tnMilMtimi of wlui'li
ilutc fiinn IHfll. .Sunday iMiirnintr,
XitvetMiwr . Iter. Walton Skip
worih of Oml I'n , Mtnr hen in
.1856-7, iM'PNpii'il ihi imlpili id whirh
mrri' th ntiriro unn thronged. I It -Itirirnl
tat furnished nt I In Wi'il
iii'ii.V fvi'iiing tiMH'tiiiK wim iiininls
mp'ilifil I iv tin1 fulliiwlnir piiuii'ni' In
iIhw nf IliU vli'lnily wln" ri'i'iilli'i--liuttM
miti nut only nf (hi Mi'thiulipt
ilinn-iS. hut nlxii t "Hum- nnciiiiijui
litxtH hnHtlHiit tin miIIi-v: ,Mi. A.
II. I(iirU, Miv, A. I. Ilnncy nml
Mm. M. (Iilli'lli'. IK.VJ; Mr-. Kiili
IIiimtHI, IS5.I; Mix. (!iiirui Amli'txui
nml Mr. .Imiici Ttiinntnii, ISH'J; Mix.
.Innili Wahiui-. 18(111; Jim. .1. W.
.MHU. 1MAK; Mm. WiUinin N'. MhIii.
1K(i.'t, ntitl vnriitu. iiIIhth of nn'ilii'Vdl
liinf. Idtttinniiik' Sumlnv I'Vininit nml
Mvupyiujf Tim-jmIiiv, Wnlnemluy nml
'JliHiihky uktkU in ailillliou, Ihu irn
prum nf ih llpwniih Ichriii will tnki
up' RH anltr f i'Mri'iKi ciuihi'i'IihI
With III "I'lllllll" MlliVI'llll'llt.
Ah ntiilxii "f t Ik vnluiir ilnm nl
tin rHiit t'ltii'liiHi Mill In it" inli'icxl.
Iiutli n mtarA priri. prH-inrU
Hi'll i lit" iiiiiiIv nt Inrirt. AoliliimlV
it'ifiNtrnlioii wn 'i.WT; Hint nf lln
I'luiniy, 11,'Jlin, "'Ji Iwiiis niiMi nml
IIII wiiUHii. (lilt of ii InUtl villi in
Hit rnuuly nf U:Hll, A-liluinl imI
UiM. TIh I1bI V4i(tH i'nnI fur nil
I'Mntliilnlo wirf lWH.s:l:i; for nr
Hllllll nil uiMioiiri i limHiM TW
liiMlii"! v)l ! for miy cHiiiliilnti
trim in litthulf of (1. A. (Uuliu'r i'nr
fdiinlv plor't, nrt'fl; for nny im.tiit((
llm A-JiIhui N'oritiul, (I'-'IH. Thi Vw..
Ion N'onnnl rNiiMil filStl, 'in mi nv
irnn, I'ncli liter imxiuil npiin ill
inciilH uf Ui'iilv rnniliilnti'H un Ilii
Inilliil. Thu lutnl iMixt oT tin iunil
I'lcrlHin wiyi I2;t7.
APPLEGATE POSTERS
MlfJ .li'iinio -Tliur.liiii, - win hii
1rtii in .Mt'ilt'onl tor icvrnl iiiniilh",
ll'tllllll'll I" lll'l llllllll' lll'IV Wl'lllll-
ilny.
Mr. nml Mm. 1M lloniuil nml noii,
Itolicrl, ir (I nml I'nix, i-ilfil H'lu
li i horn Tui'Mluy.
Ilniloy AMU of (ho Kti'iunlinnt !--trict,
U vwiiTiiK nl Uii'hiiif,
llciny McKi'u of Kvitjih I'ri'nk vis
ilid hin tlnitKhUji', MixH I teal rice, hero
thi wi'nlc.
.lnimM O'llih'it nml Chmlii llnin
iltini wit vIhIIui in Mi'iHnril Wil
ni'Hilny. A 11111111111' uf pnli from ltmh nml
HiiriiiHinliinf ili-tiirK nltcmlcil tin
Ici'tuii! linii nn WYiliii'iilny nihl.
TIiiihii htiimlint; hiuhit in llu'ir
Hlmliiw in Ki'liiinl tliix limn me: l'rini
ry fining Tlu'lnm Mi'Dmialil; hih
Ni'hiiol rmiiii, 1'iuil Wrichl.
Mniinunr Cht'ixt inn nf tin' Oiililiuul
liiihi'lmll loiijtnu in hiujiiUht i 'l'w
wonl.'H on tin Apph'irnlc.
A lju'tio nt'owil wiik in nltdiiilum'o
WVilncHilnv ovi'iiii'if nt 1id Hponliiii);
lien nl I ho M'hoolhoiiM, PnifcsMiv
lii'ihly liciiiK HI nml niiiihlo to cnini,
Imk plni'i wuh I'illvil hy Priirnniior
llnily, Uu oC.tho htiito iiiiv(inily of
()i'iiii. I fo nvi n voiy inlcioxliin;
illiintnili'il (nil; mi hiril, PinlVsnur
llinluo wiiri iici'iiinpiitiicil hv County
Si'linnl Snpt'iinlomli'iit J. 1. ViIU
nml I'i'iiuihxiii' Smith nl' Mi'iirmil.
Mr. mill Mi. W.nnun Men mo 1h
illii I'l'IntivtK nt Ci'iitinl Point.
Attention Moiijc
Hliunlnl linln to tlolil Mill Tuosilny
ovoiiIiik 7: Ifi, ("'hut: Initiation, nuppm',
(Iuiic-Ihk; rouml trip lltin. C'onio
una liilnts (ho IikIIvh, U!l
E
PHOENIX PHACTLET3
.1. I) lli'iny Im ipiltn Hick
nl
hlit
lioino III Konlli Plioi'iilx, v
.Mih. Will KrmiM who Iiiih linon Miilto
Itl for lli pimt Hcvdiul wuoltK In Iiii
prcvliik'. 'I'lii' larturo hy Profiiimor Jlowo of
thu iiKimi t'lilMimlly drow u lnrtt
ituilluiiL'i) limt I'lliliiy ovuiiIiik. I'Ihhi.
it I v Hiliool urn lirlutit nml nttriifllvi
nml urn fun! Im'iiiiiiIiik tho coiiiniiiti
It) runliT for thin vicinity. Tlii InrKii
nml riiiiiiitiitlvi uinllcniii of inmi
nml wiiiiifii nml clitlilnn Unit kkIIi
crml In tin miillloi linn limt I'rlilny
immliiK wiu In ii NtriuiHo nml iili'im
liiK coiiIiiikI to (ho N'W who nttiimlnil
tho IclIiiiii roiirhii two nnrri nxo.
Tim Civic chili will int'ft nl tin
i;lly hull Tiiunilay nfturniion. A kooiI
itttiimlmico Im ihrnlioil.
NotwItliHtiimlliiK Un nffontK of wnr
nml ilrotiKhl hoonlx lnu itrown nioro
UiIh yimr tliuti for tho imihI Ihn-c
nHr. Dr. MiiIiiikioii Ih IiiiIIiIIhk n
rimi mKiiih tiiilliltim to In iimmI iih a
ilruic ffturt nml nfflco. Th flirlt
tlmt ooitKrKiitliui hiivn JiihI roiniih't
iiil u haniliioiiiij new church nml which
Will kooii In oii'iioil. Tho Mihool
illHiilit (iiilnrncil I In KroiimU nml tho
roinoiloldil IiiiIIiIIiik U oiii of tho inoHt
uttrni'tlvd In town. Thu lilflli xchool
unit illin'tlo irlmiri will Im liounuil
In tho new IiiiIIiIIiik which him nt n
iloiiilnnl onm lici'ti innilu hiinilKoinn
within nml without. Two juiim ko
I'IiodiiI.x fjn oil n (lluruptoil IiIkIi
ncIiOoI mill In ohlur to rohullil, hrnvil.
ly crrliil on thu mhool for cum )r
wllli n fnw puill. Tim inuiiuy whh
wt'll xnmluil for now tin IiIkIi
ichoul Iiiih 'J'i piiiiIIk mul iiioh to In
inirolti-il. tl. II. Hcohuy ,n urml
unto of mi town inn nml chool mnl
who Iium liml Ik yuHm iiirlucu In
nnrilltnl IiIkIi im'IiooIii In lown ami
WiiNhluutoii, Iiiih clinrKo of thu IiIkIi
hciIiooI. II. Am'i' n Krniluiitu of nn
ncrioilltuil Illicit mhool who linn hud
a Hiiinini'r noriiial i our no tocuthur
with tin ru(ulrd OroKon imiior, Ih
prluclpnl mid uhIu tiH.lritM in tho
IiIkIi mcIiooI. MIhm Ktulln Dunzur, a
Ki-nduiito of St. I'iiiiI'm IiIkIi iicliool
hiiiI noriiiul, ImH churKu of Dm do
iinlli nclcini', iiiuhIi and dniwIiiK
mid hmIuIh In thu IiIrIi hcIiooI. I'Iioiu
ittx Iiiih vhclit luachoiH mid no woll
plmmud wuro thu taxim)orH with tlm
Mfhool uml Un inmiiiKuiiiunt that at
thu m-liuol uniting wulrh woh held
wwk n ko Katurdny mid which wan
Dim of tho ino.it InrKoly attnndud In
thu hUtory of tin dUtrlct, when tlm
chool board recomiimudud a llvo nnd
oim-hulf mill lovy, thu taxpayer en
utoiiNly voted a lx mill Ityy mi Mint
I liu liunrd could enrry on mid
NtroiiKtlmn Dm work they had Im'KUii
with the hearty aiiroviil of thu pen
pin of tlm illHtilrt. It In n well
known fact that a city cnu nlwuyn 1h
Jiidttud liy It Kchoolu. Phoenix Ih
IiiiIIiIIiik up n ucliool thnt Ih n credit
to thu ItoKue rlvur valley mid why
hIioiiIiI hIiu not take euro of her chll
drnn? In doliiK o uhu In not only
doliiK hur duty hy tlm children eu
muted to hor cam hut IiiiIIiIIiik "l
huivutf In purltcitlnr ami Itonuo rlvur
valley In Menornl. The liuprnvctiiont
of tlm chuoln (hl your has hold rev
oral iiiipllH In town mid attracted
olmrn who Imretoforo ntlendort
hcIiooI In other cltlen. The tnmiiial
tralnltiK and douiuHtlo hcIuiicu am
aloim woillt to our lioyti uml glrlH all
tlm money o.HUided mid which wuh
mi Kindly voted hy Unit lurim unthcr
liiK of intent In tho recent school
nicetluit. I'hoi'iilx Is wukliiK !
Now watch her ttrow.
BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES.
.lrn. lliiulm mid children Sam and
Viola wont to Med ford Saturday re
turnltiK TucHilay.
MIhh Nultiou, teacher of tho Inter
mediate room, wont to Myrtlo Creek
to attend thu wedding of a routilu
Saturday. Mm. 0. II. Mnrrlit liuiaht
durliiK her alienee.
Thu Mothura' club ami Ladles' Aid
met with Mra. Wrlnht Wediu'Hday.
Near thirty people, Includliu; hoiuo
huiiiII chlldron wore pieHcnt mid nil
Hcomcd to enjoy ihu itfternoon.
Mih. Parker and four children luft
Thurnday for ItnxohurK.
A Sunday Kchool party was hold
at tlm homo of Mr. mid Mm. Hupp
Friday aftoriioon In honor of (loldlo
Mm tin who la hoIiik to (irantH Vim
Saturday. Her motlmr and father
Imvo hetm there for hoiuo Hum.
MurctiH llakor went to Mcdford Inst
week,
Supervisor PetoiHon linh been vis
iting tho hcIiooIh In thin vicinity.
Ira TtiiiKiito who haa heon Bono
Hoveral weiikn roturm.nl to thla placo
Saturday.
MIhh Miller' has been vIbIHiib with
hor bIbUic in tlm vulloy.
Mr, Cat-Hoii wont to Medford IhU
weok,
Mm. Miller In III at thin wrltluK.
Tlm nieniheiB or tlm Christian F.n
deuvor uocloty upout (Im ovonluK Fri
day with Mr. and Mih. (imnniouH.
Now inoiuhorfi of tlm Hoeloty Incluil
Iuk immeH propotiod for nieinlmrHhlp
are: Aiillvo, nira. nowani cox mm
(lortrudo Ahhott. ABUOclate, Mm.
CORRESPOND
NS
Ahhuft mid Hilda nml l,'-i(cr Ahhott,
ICIiuer lloofii, Akiicm Allen f Alleno
Miihoney, HchhIii ClimuherH, Kllcil
O'llrluii, Mllilrod Pillion, Wllnta .Mor.
im, .Murrll ami Mcrvln (lood and. li -trinlo
KnidiinhtirH.
Kicd l'cttlf!row Hhlppud lUKdrcuHUii
InrkeyM to Han KiiuicIhco I'rlday
.Mm. JitHpor lliintnili nolil her tur
kcya to llarvoy lllchnrdHon of AKntc.
.Mime I'loicinu Kliicttdt! jiim very
kindly cloned her hcIiooI In the 0''
ImiiKur (lap tllxtrlct for two wimkH on
account of rIcIuichh In the dlHtrlct.
Mr, mid Mih. II. Iluwiinl wuro In
I0m;lo olnt Wudtii-Hilay, Tlmy took
over a fuw nlco tiirkuyH,
Thciu will Im an election for rond
HiipervlKor In Dlntrlct 1 1 tlm fori part
of Diiceiuhiir. Tlmrv are no vein I can
dldalcfi'for tlm office.
Tlm ran parly itlveu hy tho MImiuh
.Mltilur .Moodily nli'.ht wiik n vury on
Joyahln affair. Ahout -10 wuro prcm
ent. MrH. .Initio Clariio won tlm prlzn
for thu rnKttcduiit woman mid Klumr
ItulmrlHon for ihu niKj;i.'ili'nt man.
Jack Daw mid Chnrloa Hkrymnn
went to Central Point Hatnrdny.
Davo I'encu went to the valloy oil
Friday.
Thruu luiK' lomln of hoxn jianfud
un roiilu (o the valley Friday.
I'oter Met. Khlpped Mium lurkeyi
Timdilny. Mr. .Imumrmmi shljipc-d
noun n few day ago.
BUTTE CREEK ITEMS
A. If. CIiiikc, iniiil mcIiooI xiiper
vimir for ilixtriet No. ;i, uiuile u vixit
to the Unite creek clionl hmt IVidny.
I. V. Myent wn in Hugh' I'mtit
on liulm lnt IVidny.
Tlioiiins Stnnley linn liccn jrrHvclinji
the rouil near the liutte Cieck .eliniil
lnt week. The ini'iiihcr of hix eicw
wero Demi Terrill, Mike t'onlcy, t'liiy
llaiher, Ifetil Ciinrley ami ('Inline
('hurley.
Tuiii ICiiiney of Luke ('reck i
huililiiilf ii new Iioiimu. He Iiiih xurernl
men iitMixtiiiK iti the work.
The people of South Untie jjhvc
l.cc Knrhiw n xiirpriiM party Sntur
ilay iiixht. NciwntfW 7. Ahout thirty
five or lii u!ghljor wcjh prccnt.
William Stanley of llronin-lioin Iiiih
liccn very ill for the pat-t few ilnyn,
hut in now recovering.
Dean Ten ill, n reiileut nf Smith
Unite, wiiM in llrowiiflmio vixitintc hi"
iimther laM week.
Mr. nml .Mm. ('. K. Terrill were in
Mcilfotil upon lniineM. luft week.
Carl Stmilev ix hiiildin' u new
lnn-e. lie Ii.ih it nearly liiiixhed nml
is riiHliiiiK the work richt ulnii;;.
Carl I)telte, one of our prores
hive ioiiufteuilerx, I ins entered Ihu
Hutto Creek .school. He will Inker un
"oine uf the studies of the eihlh uml
ninth jtr.nilc.
ALONG ROGUE RIVER
Mrs, Mlniiance 1'eme mid hahlcH of
Central Point returned homo Wednes
day from a vIMl with licr mother,
Mm. Mlddk'hiiKhor.
Wullnco CiiHhuimi took up a load of
furniture Thumdny,
Tlm Dally in hulldlni; u neat little
Iioiiko.
Mm. Harry Merrlman Biwnt a week
with rtdativeu In Medford.
l-.ui;cne HellowH wan a litislnosm vis
itor to Muilford Weduosdny.
Several nioinher of thu I. O. O. F.
of ICiikIo Point vlulted .laK)r Han
nah HiIh week.
Junper Hauiior In homo what hotter
we are Klad to nay. Mr. Miller and
MIhh Ora Italuoy caino out from Cen
tral Point to help their nlider, Mm.
Hannah, rare for him. Dr. KIcIikobb
nor Ih nttcndlnn him. Dr. CIiIhIioIui
of Cold 11(11 caino out for n cotiBulta
H6n Thumdny.
Mr. and Mm, .lohn HoiiBton and
Cratidtia Houston spent Sunday with
JiiHpor ItoKor and wlfo. tlrandpa ro
innluod for a vlilt,
NEW SCHOOLS PLANNED
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
Jacluoii county now lias two dls
trlctti hulldliiK now school lmimes.
District SO, whltli formerly had
two sellouts, one tho ;M HlKlnhotham
school, tnviRht hy CcorKo O. Henry,
uml tho other Hm Ilrouhy school, is
now hulldluK nnew noiiool In tho
center of tlm district.
District 84, tho Hatchery district,
over which Miss Allco Crontnr Is
tcaehor, is also erecting a now school
bulldtiiK.
Tho Derby school has fallen In lino
hy hulldlni; a nov ham,
Tho boys and teachor, Mr, Huchan
nan, of tho KukIo Point school, are
oroctliiK a worshop for manual train.
liiK, and an tho boys will cot consid
erable, training In puttliiR up tho
Btructuro, It Is a very worthy enter
prise, Mlns (lortrudo Nelson, ono of tho
Ilutto Falls touchers, mado n flying
trip to Myrtlo Crook this past week,
0. A. C. SWAMPS IDAHO
UNIVERSITY, SCORE 26-0
POHTLAND, Nov. 1(1. Idaho T
vorslty foot hull playora woro uiinhlo
to chock tho dashing -ntlnck of thu
Oregon AKi'loitltural collogo cjloycii on
Multnomah field horu Saturday and
tho OrcKoulmiB won 2U to 0,
FOOT UNO MOUTH
DISEASE EPFECIS
ON HUMAN HEALTH
WASHINGTON, I). (' Nov. 10.
The iinxiely (lint In 'icen cxprcsel
in cevernl cjunrtcr in rc.'iird to the
elTeet upon huiniiu health of the
prci-cut otitlircnl. of the foot nnd
inotilh clNciiHi i icitiirilcil hy jjovcni
inent nilthoriliox n oinewliat cxiik-
trcrnteil. I he mot euiniiioii fenr i
that the milk nnpjilv iniylit hecoiue
eoutnmiunlcjil, hat m view of the pre
cuutiou) lluil the loenl utitlinritm in
(he infi.'ctcil nriMit. me very ecnonilly
tnkint.', llicro i 'oinpurntivcly little
dunzur of thii. Milk from iufcctcil
farms h not purunllcil to !' "hipped
at nil. Tho only ihinjicr i. ihcrefore,
Hint hefon the ilicae Im innnil'et
cil it-elf boiiic inleelcil milk iniht
reach tpo iiiurKet. I or tliix reatton,
expertin in the I', S. ilijmrlineiil of
ajfiii'lilliire iceonmieiiil p.'iKleiiri.a
lion. Ai- a matter ul Imt, however,
piiKleiiniition if rcciiuimcmlcil hy tho
hpiirlineiit niiywnx for all milk thai
ik not very lnuli xnulu uml from
tuberculin clcil cow.
PaHcui'lalloii u SufcKiiinil
If him been ilciuont ruled hy e.x
periinenlK which have Inen ninde in
Denmurl: nml Oennanv that pahteur
i.ation will Mire n- u hiifetfiiuril
an-niin-t eonlniou limn the fool uml
mouth ilione ju-t n rendily nn it
ilooti niiin.t lyjilmul lever, hut in any
event it iniixt he tlifrniif(Iil- done
tho milk mil"'! In hcutcil In 1 l.'i tie-
i;reu iiiiiiiiiiiieii mul lie ii nt iiiih
tt'inpcinlure for I lint. minute.
In Huh eoiintr the Imd uml inoiith
licuM has been -.u tale I hit 1 there
nre few reccirileil caes ul' it liini
uii-iou lo human benict. In lilO'J u
few t'uicert woro reporlcil in New V.nz
litinl, ami in HIDS in a few iiitauoeri
eruptioiirt were fouiul in the mouth
of children which were believed In
have liven caused l cuntniniimtcil
milk. In Imth of llioc outbreaks the
Mile of milk w;s stopnvil u mxiii us
the dixeaMi was found umoiiK the cat
lie. Ax Ion'', Ihorefore, uk the di.en-e
can bo uoiifiiicil hy riid ipmruntiuc
to eerlain hpceified urea, the ilancei
from hix t-ourcc i very -mall. .Slmiild
the puxtiloiico hprcHil all over thi-
country nml livpoiac ux encml a it
him been nt vnrimix liute.-, in lure
area, in l!uio)c, the problcnt woulil
bceoine more wirmux. Under any cir.
euuu-tuueuo, Imwyver, pa.ilcuriratioji
uoiihl Im tni clfificnt remedy. Where
imxteurir.nliiui ic not pie-i-iblc, nml
where theie ix any roiixon to npcc
Hint the iliseiiHv innv exi-t, the pie
eautinii of boiling milk inihl he ml
ixiihle. Simple iliructimix for pas
teiirir.ini; milk nt home, however, arc
eonlaiind in circular 127, which will
ho sent free on itpplicution to the U.
S. department of agriculture.
Coun Im Their .Milk
Cows ulfectcil with the inaliiiant
form of 1 1 io licnHe lo-t pruulicull)
nil of their milk. In mild en-ec, how
ever, the dccreiiMi limy ho from one
third to one-ball.' of the umiiiI yield.
Tho appearance of (he mill; ulxo
ehmiLp's. It becomes thinner, liluixh,
mnl pour in Int. When the udder ii
a fleeted the milk ficoucittlv contain
eoaulaled iihriii nnd blood, mi that n
eoiistdenible sediment forms whiU
the e tea i u is thin ami of u dirty color
Thexo ehamjop-, howovor, noour onI
when the discaxo ii in un advanced
xtnije, uml, im u matter of fact, the
dihciiM, ix not Hiriuittcd to pans into
an advanced xtuo, as any stricken
animal is ul oiteo hlatthlcrcd.
Men who couio in contact with ili.
cawed uuimals may also hecomo in
leutcd. In adult human beings tint
eoutiiKioii eau-cs sucli syinptoins iH
xoro mouths, painful swallowiuf.', fe
ver and occaionnl eruptions on the
hnudx, finser tips, etc. Whilo uniiiu!
eoiixidorahle discomfort, however, tho
discio is rarely xoriou.
Whore it is very prevalent union,,
uuimals, sonic uuthoritiex believe thnt
it is fniily nenerul nmoni; human he
ius, hut that tho dibtuilinneo.i it
causes are muallv so xlijht that the,
are not brought to Iho attention of tho
family phiemn. There N, howOvcr,
a very jjooil icason for everyone siv
liiK Ih diseiised aniinals as wide n
berth us pos-ihle, namely, that other
wise, they may cnsily carry the di'
ease to perfectly healthy herds.
Itewitie of Infection
Federal inspectors empiged in tint
work of orudlontiiiij tho postilcnco
aro thoroughly c-iiiiippccl with ruhhci
coals, hats, hoots nml lovcs, which
may bo completely disinfected; mul
others who lack (his equipment arc
htroiifily uracil not to allow theil
curiosity to induce them to become a
nienaco li their own nnd their ncish
liorx' properly.
Tho dixeaxe, in xliort, in dnusorous
because of tho Iosk Jbat it oi'cahions
to property, and not. bceauxo of its
effects upon thejiealth of mankind.
At present nil' infected herds are ho
in,' x-luuKlitorod i,s hooii us they tiro
discovered, llu emeasses buried nnd
tin piemiiox thoroughly disinfected.
Until all danger of infection has been
rcui'Miil in this un,, tin- local nu
thonlicx (piiiriiiiliMi ho milk.
Thoxo who winh additional precnu
Hoiih ate rceoiiiuiciidcd to use tuix
leiirizcd milk, hut im him nlreitdy liccn
fluid, this rccomiui'iidutiou holds true
whether or not there is any fear ef
the foot uml month ditciisc.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported hy Jackson County Ab
trnct Co., Sixth and Ffr Btit.
Ileal IXnti Tinin.ffrs
I.otiix Alt to ('. J. Humphrey,
Imicl in xce. 21-:M-li:.
O. W. Unbelt tt ux lo .1. W.
Millneret nl., lot MOOxl.VI It.
in city of Axhland
(', W. Ileilhronncr "t nx c
.luekxon (,'oiinty IJnililini; f:
Loan asiocialiou, lot ", lilk.
:i, Park Add. to Mcdford ..
I .otiis Ah to Hiram Webb, laud
in see. 'JL'-.'ll-lK. . .......
Chrix Gottlieb to Nobof Hott-
licli. IS acrcH of bind in U. .
i ).', twp. .'J7-1W. .
Chriic (lottlicb to T. M. Mcllale,
lots 7'J mid 73, Winchotilcr
PJnrc Add. to Mcdford -rVeii
.J. Warner et ul to W. II.
CuwhmAn, bind in see. ilJ-.'lll-
1W . .
K 'i. Jlincr et nl to KcibeciM II.
.Moore, lainl in see. I 'J, 11
nnd M-38-1W. . .
A. Ii IfenmcH et nx to Itebcec.i
K. Moore. nme iih nlmve .
fl. K. Moore cl ux to F. X.
I leek, Inml in I). L l 81-
.1.S-1W.
Iiehcecn If. Monro to (Itcup,-
K II" ore. hind in xec. J1-S8
nv.
10
JO
JO
10
1500
10
10
I
10
1
MOTION PICTURES OF
AUTO BUILDING AT PAGE
The graphic motion phQto feature,
"From Molten Steel to Automobile."
will ho presented at the Page Thea
ter, Monday evening, November 23,
hy tho Powoll Auto Co., tho local
Maxwell dealer, by special arrange
incnts with the Mnxwell Motor Co.,
of Detroit, Mich. Free tickets of ad
mission may be obtained from the
Powell Auto Co. The entertainment
is unique. It not only shows tho
mnklnt; of tho celebrated Maxwell
"2r," car. but abounds :i thrilling
and novel scenes. Bvery jterson
having the least interest In automo
biles should attend. To do so, for
ono thing, Is to obtain a liberal cdu
cation in the business of autoniobilo
making.
Get your tickets without delay for
the attendance is suro to bo large.
CMIMSTMAS C.tVlSa 3IAIIK KASY.
Detailed Instructions in flower
making. Lateit Now York styles in
ribbon roses, popples, corsago orna
ments, fresh buds, etc. AIbo applica
tion of same to charming gifts. JIow
to work wonders with loft-overs. Pro
fit by experience of successful flower
maker. This lesson will bo mailed
uihjii receipt of Ono Dollar and two
cent stamp for return postage.
II. Spllsbury, 45 Hroadway, Now
York City, N. Y. 205
NOTICK.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dcrslgiicd will apply to tho city conn
ell of tho city of Medford, Oregon,
at the! next regular mooting on
Nov. 17, 1914, for a license to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt llquois
at retail at his placo of business at
No. 2, North Front street, In said
city, for a period of six mouths.
Dated November C, 19f4.
E. G. BUOWN.
NOTICE.
Somo of our customers havo bor
rowed our field fence stretchers, nnd
failed to return. Please do so at
onco. 207"
GAHNKTT-COKEY CO.
- ;," - - - irqji-jJ U.--"'
FOK ItKNT FUHMSJ1BH HOOSI8
FoTrHENT Furnished rooms, with
or without board, steam heat, close
In. Call 249 So. HIverBldo or
phono 900 -M. 200
FOU 11RKNT Modem furnished
rooms. Tlm Cottage, 04 W. 10th.
225
..
FOU SALE OK EXCHANGE
Roguo River Valloy Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Tlmbor. Colonization Tracts. Dosi
nll-the-yoar-rouud cllmato on coast.
Health Resort, wonuoriui jviomci
nal Springs.
Reaver Realty Co., Ashland. Oregon.
WHY?
I am making doals for a larger per
cent of my customers than at any
tlmp slnco I started business,
I want your proposition. I am
making up n Real Estato Exchango
Rook. I will not list properties at
Inflated values elthor for sale or trado
so In quoting prico of property, glvo
lowest cash valuation.
S01 First National llauk Ilulldlog
Phono 1U0-J
J.C.BARNES
I'Oll HUNTHOARD AMI ItOOMH
ROOMXNT)" IJOARD "ulTiToutii
Ivy. Mm. C. L. Grant. 218
,. .'..inii sac.
zja .r--. f-jn: : 'sau-
i-'oii m;.vr Fi'KNiHiiEii apth.
FOR RENT- Three room Apartment,
modern, electric or wood hent and
hot wator, close In. 125 N. Holly.
200
FOU HE.NJ MOUSHJ
FOR RENT Furnlnhcd house, clon
In, pavement. Phono 7.10-R. 2"ti
FOR RENT Six room modern bun
gnlow, east front, flno shndc, range
connected. Phone 930-X. 210
FOR RENT -Modern 7 room house
located at 10 Laurel St. Immed
iate posH'wilon given. W. J. War
ner. Phone C98-M.
FOR RENT Modern, pnrtly fur
nished five room bungalow on east
side. Phono C80.
FOR RENT 2 room furnished houce
in nlco neighborhood; city water
and electric lights; close In. C. A.
DeVoe.
FOR RENT Flvo room bungalow
with sleeping porch, J 13.50 per
month, water paid. Phono GC3.J.
206
FOR RENT Rungalow on
Orange, $8.00 per month.
Evorhard.
South
W. II.
FOR HENT HOt'SEKEEPINO
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, uaa, wood heaters.
234 East 9th. 212
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Garage or store room
$3 per month. Inquire 24C So.
Riverside or phone 570-H.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Hy owne.r. 2." acres of
8-year-old pears, standard varie
ties, with biillcllnRB, 3& miles
southwest of Mcdford, nt f 4.10 per
aero. Terms. M. I. Mlncar, Med-
ford. 213
FOU SALR MYKSTOCK
FOR SALE Registered thorough
brod Duroc Jersey boars, suitable
for ran service; also registered
pigs and gilts just weaned. Phone
Central rolnt. Gray crags or
chard. 228
FOR SALE Fine span of young
mules, weight about 2400. Phone
C91-R. 20C
FOR SALE Cheap, work homes and
saddle horses, will trade for rattle.
Walsh's ranch, mile out N. Roose
velt. 224
FOR SALE Young plfs. A. W
Stono. Phone 201-J4, '
FOR SALE Jersey cowb, Duroc
brood sows and pigs, Ilronie turk
eys and Whlto Wyandotte fowls.
choice breeding stock. J. H. Ful
ler, Oakmont Farm, Talent.
FOU SALE MISCELIiANEOUS
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Ruff Or
pington and Sicilian Buttercup
cockerels. J. W. Shirley, 2S Al
mond St. 204
FOR SALE Flock of White Ply
mouth hens, Fischel's strain direct.
Phone 730-R. 20C
FOR SALE Good bicycle
Address S2I So. Orange.
cheap.
204
FOR SALE 1914 5-passengor Ford.
Bargain. Phone 31S or 110-X. 203
FOR SALE Household furniture,
roll top desk, phonograph, etc. 705
North Riverside Ave. 208
FOR SALE -Corn. 25.00 per ton,
three miles west of Medford. P.
I). Loflnnd, Jacksonville. 213
FOR SALE Full blooded Fox Ter
rier pups. Inquire Phoenix Livery
Stable. 20C
FOR SALE Mammoth Bronio turk
eys for breeding. Phone 1G3, Mrs.
J. C. Herring, Central Point, Oro
gon. " 20C
FOR SALEHigh grndo Bolglan hares,
breeding docs and bucks. 135 Al
mond street. 204
FOR SALE Corn, phono C97-R2 203
FOR SALE Dry wood uudor cover,
all kinds and lengths, $2.00 per
tier and up. Volley Fuol Company,
phouo 7C, 88
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Dressmaking nud tvltern-
tlous. Mae Burnett, 144 So. Ceu-
trnl. Phono 479-M. 212
HELP WANTEI FEMALE
WANTED Women Soil guaranteed
hosiery to friends, neighbors and
general wearer; 70 per cent pro
fit; inako $10 dally; pxporlonco un
necessary. International Mills,
West Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To lease a good placor
miuo uenr Mcdford. Address
Placer, care Mall Tribune 187
WANTED Two good milch eows.C.
A. Bennett, routo 3, Medford, Oro
gon. 205
WANTED Sovoral fresh milk cows,
holfor calveB, only good cowa con
sidered. Sleopy Hollow Farm,
Gold IHU. 210
LOST
LOST Botwoen Table Rock storo
and Medford, largo leather grip.
Return to Moll Tribune office.
Suitable reword. Boudlnot 'Con
nor. Phouo 59 Jacksonville. 204
LOST From tho A. Corbln orchard,
one spotted bird dog, answers to
tho nnnip of Mam, Roport or re
turn to J. S, Qimckenbush. Eaglo
Point, Oto., and rocolvo reward.
210
FOK KXUIIAKciR
-,
EXCHANOE-
-Want to sell or, bur
U O Rader, iU N.
Phono 125. Nuff Bed.
snythlng?
Front at.
FOR TRADE For young stork, Edi
son phonograph and records, J,
.1. Ilryu, routo 1, Mcidrord. 200
'li'-V1 tr-!m-'T-,-ri .ii4i,-.n.t t i-jft. rz
HU8INES8 IHUIun'OKX
Anto hoppUcl
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W
arc operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In tho Pa
clflo northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 26 North Firtoenth St.,
Portland, Oro.
Notary 1'nbllo
HELF;N N. YOCKBY Notary pub
lic. Bring your work to mo at tbs
slfn of the Mall Trlbunn.
Transfers
BADS TRANSFER & 8TORAOE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phonl
315. Prices right. Serylco guar
ittteed. , . ,'JTI .' lit' ,.:..J- . ,-TT - s
Attorney
PORTER J, NBFF, WM. P. MEALET
Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms s and
9, Medford National Bank bldg.
A. E. REAME8, LAWYER-
Garnett-
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg, Gcotge M. Roberts
COLV1G & ROBERTS, LAWYERS
Medford National Bank Building.
B. F. MULKEY ft GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building,
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney at
law, room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford. Oregon.
Chiropractors
DirCTrnHEorrrToinToT
Hedges Mecbano-Thoraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylotheraplsta. These
systems, including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, kydro-thorapty,
etc., produce results In both acuta
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
ner Main and Bartle't. Hours 9
a. m. to C p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor,
norvo specialist Rooms 203-204-205.
Garnett-Corcy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
necdlo spray, head and shoulder
shower in connection; advice la
dietetics. medical gymnastics,
hy drop therapy. Lady attendant.
Phone, office 543, residence E 11-11
Esaploymeat Afteacy
We are here to help people get re
liable, competent help, we fur
nish help In almost all line of
business. Wo make a specialty of
competent men and wives for
ranchos. We solicit your patrea
age. Bittner'a Real Estate and
Employment Bureau, Rooms 8 and
7 Palm Building, Medford. Pboae
858. Mm. Byrd Caster, Manager,
uccesser.
Denttsu
DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. C. C. VAN BCOYOO
Dentists
Garaett-Corey Bids;., suite 113
Medford, Ore. Phone 85G.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premlsas
cloaned up for the summer. Cell
on tho city garbage wagon for
good service. Phono 274-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Instruction la Music
HAIOIIT MUSIC STUDIO 116 So.
Laurel. Fred Alton Halght Piano,
Mrs. Florence Halllday Halght,
voice. Telephone 17C-R.
Stcuugrnpncrs
SHOE REPAIRING First class shoi
repairing, on modern electrlo
machines while you wait. E. N.
Biden, located In KIdd'a Shoe Store,
Phone 313J.
Phyeslclans sea B-argeoas
DR. P. 0. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS OARLOW OstoopathU
physicians, 41C-417 Garuett-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopathlo
pnysicians, aua uarneii-uorej
building. Phone 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, uoso nnd throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Office 228 East Main St.
Hours 8:30 a, m. to 8 p, m.
Phone.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Bank bldg. Office
phone 43-R; resideuce phone 68-U,
DR. MARTJN O. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon. Office Pain
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12. 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR U W CLANCY Physician and
surgcou. Phones, offico 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR, S. A. LOCICWOOD I'bytielaa
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWQOD, M. D.
Practice limited to diseases oi
women. Offices 233 E. Mala.
Phones, residence, 8H-J2; efflee
814. '
R, J. CONROy.T. D. Physlclasi as
Burgeon, over Jiutcuisou t mrcs
deu;215 E. Main St. jhoim77.
'PrfHterx sbO rbl4etiers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
boat equipped priming1 offlee ia
southern ureson; urn mtrnpt,
loose leaf ledgers.' hllllM
'i?.'
etc. Po'rtlaud prlee.p' 37 JsWts)
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