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MlfllTKOlID MALL TKJIUmifi. MIDDVOkl). OltlfiaOX. MONDAY, JANUARY .y 1916
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TOCAL AND
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Tho 0. A, It. Port and W. It. C. will
meet In Hod Men's hall Wednesday
afternoon for tho purposo ot hold
ing a Joint Installation of of tlcors for
tho ensuing year. A supper will ho
served to tho Tost and Corpn mem
bers. aiadani Davonport ronowncd palm
ist and clairvoyant Colonial Apts.
' 217
John M.Matnoy of Applcgnto wa
a week end visitor In Mbdford.
Mrs. Leach', Abdo-Support Darcloy,
surgical corflot. 320 N. Dartlbtt.
Hal Illngham leaves tho first or
tho wnok for Santa Barbara to visit
his parents.
Butto Falls Wood yard Phono 48
or 223. Wood all kinds. 257
Home Joker on Now Year's ovo took
away tho hats of tho waitresses at
tho hold Medford. They aro anx
iously awaiting tho return of tho
sumo with no (luostlons naked.
M. Purdln, Lawyer, Itooin -IOC M.
F. & H.MlldK.
.Southern Orogon honsts of pos
sessing 'n greater number of grnd
lintes or the Unlvorslly of Oregon
than hity other district in tho state,
nxcopl Portland and L'ukuho, tho unl
vorslly being located at tho latter
placo. Thoy aro practically all en
gaged In liuslncsfl or one kind or an
other niiil generally reported ns suc
cessful. 2C7 off on Kodaks at Weston's
Oamora Shop,
Th'o American Geographic society
lino published a memorial volume of
tho Transcontinental excursion of
1012, wldch Wascplorlalned nt Crater
Inko iintl Mcdford hy the citizens or
Medford. In, It Ih a very flattering
ncrntint or tho entertainment receiv
ed here, expressing tho appreciation
or tho society. Tho volumo Is a
Inrgo ono, with cuts of tho distin
guished scloutlslH who contributed
papers written In their natlvo lan
guage. '
Now Is the time to havo your furs
repaired; prices reducod, F. W. llart
lctt, 318 K. Main st.
Tho annual meeting of the Mcd
ford Commercial club will bu hold
Tuesday evening, January I, nt tho
public library, at 7:30. A good rep
resentation should be present. It
will bo th Initial meeting fur the
now year. IIubIhosb suggestions of
Importanco will probably como up
for consideration.
Hkoogaard, Denmark's Uroatost
Violinist, and Now York Metropoli
tan Co. at tho Jv'atatorliiin Jan.' It.
Adluilsrilon 50c. Tickets on tmlo nt
Ilnsklns. 251
Several hrrosts for fnlluro to pro
cure drivers' license hnvo already
been mnilo nmong local uiitnmnhll
Ists, A fow flues woro Imposed on
tlioho who beofliuo a "Uttlo sassy."
Licenses must bo obtnlnod hy thoso
who desire to drive autos. Fnlluro to
do so will invito trouble for tho doro
llat. J, O, (Jerking, tho best all around
photographer In southern Orogon,
Always reliable Nogatlvos mndo any
where, tlmo or placo. Btudlo 228
Mnln Bt. Phouo 320-1.
Front sheet Is quiet lodii). A
few habitue linger along that lone
some thoroughraro, nipping a little
at soli drinks, for a change.
Weston Camera Htiop for first class
Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies.
Tho manager for Kin lit & Co., at
Ashland, will have n hearing nt
Jacksonville probably tomorrow on
the charge of soiling almit weight
buttur, Tho niliiluium flue for this
nffanin fftO.
All furs at oust at Hamuli's, SIS
i:. Main.
Justice UIohii O. THlor, who h
hii unjoylui hla hollda) vacation
with rdlulivtw ami friends In Callfor
ult, ha roturnwl.
Plureo tho Florist for flowers.
Phono 871.
1 W. So ton, who has Imun vis
ItlHg wlh friend In this olt for a
wettk or tnorv. laft iodH) for hi hoiuv
In Klamath Falla V
Vhon better uiMiranen it sold
Ilulmos Tho Insurance Mm will soil
It.
11. N. I'arwei'. bo i suit up from
(VU'Hl Point tHHrl. Is tranauit
lut iiiatuoM Ui this city today.
i'larfs tha Fiurlat. Ptiuuo 917 1.
iii't.tm A. J. Vapr-a uuil Utmlaii
ctii KinuT T Fusa returned yoaturday
frnm atienune ut In National
(tii.it .n.noi luttou uiwUna: In Poit-
land .lurlr . th lstlvr part of Ult
Hpo i 1 pne ii flttjcrtiva cards,
new Hiid fro ii. old plaUs tor a tew
days nt Hi Medford Printing C
TrHvti. i- kuv that nittoli tamw Is
, found tiiom tin' ltn at t)i ffluthuru
t IjauUJi- ixmii r bar, m tar south
itSJUlddle
"niurw Ilia riorlat (ftr flowr
'Piioiie 87 4
, iQ't ,'"1' ''Ai. filtd hU noejlBM
tlon as a I'Hiiilitluio iii tin.' li coun
cil from tht ibiid w.uil Mi Dut is
a ctyrk lirlji"- mom i vmer. Wort
limn & tToj
Drs. A. It. n I'OUUo Uedgci, cht
rapractio pbyslclani, Stewart build
tag, 2?5 KMt Main 8t.
Mrs. Will If. Wilson has returned
to hot' homo froln tho hospital, link
ing entirely recovered from tho ef
fects of nn operntl6n recently per
formed, Hot tnmalcs nt Shasta,
Tho atoro of Will II. Wilson, on
Front street, will bo closed tonight
until Thursday morning, In prepara
tion for a unluuo special salo.
PIcrco tho Florist, Phono .17 1
Mrs. I). WUIn and sun, of liugeue,
nro visiting during tho holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Noth or this city.
L. Salade, sou of Dr, Salado, near
Central Point, loft today for Sail
Francisco,
Insure your nnto in 'the Alllanco
against thotf, Mro, O. Y.' Tcngwald
V. P. nibfion, now with Urn Southf
orn Pacific nt Grants PaBH, Is enjoy
ing n visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
AhrctiB of this city. Mrs. Ahrcns is
Mr. Gibson's sister.
All trains on the Southern Pacific,
delayed for sevoral hours by the ac
cident north of Itosoburg on Satur
day ovonlng, aro running on time to
day. Smoko King Spitz and Pantcla, two
host Cc clgaru on market. tf
Mrs. L. II. lllrd, of Colvlllc, Wash
lugton, sister-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Illrd, of 824 West Twelfth
street, thin city, In visiting with tho
latter for n few days while on route
to other relatives In California.
Since lait July tho record or births
and deaths In this county kept by the
eight districts herein, .nro filed with
tho state board of health In Portland.
Good dry wood ll.GO tlor deliv
ered. Call W, W. Frcsto, 370-lt. tf
The Medford Fruit company's placo
of business was cloned from 10 to 1
o'clock today on account of the death
of W. II. Glufke, president of the
Oregon Fruit company at Portland
on Frldny of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A, It. Fount, or Klam
ath Falls district, left for homo till i
morning, uftor a visit of sevoral days
with friends in this city.
Boo Davo Wood about that lira ln
ittranco policy. Office Mall Trlbuno
Dldg.
'Miss Harriot Drown, of Yrcka, Cal
ifornia, nrrlved thin morning for nn
oxlomlod visit with relatives and
friends In this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Mnhel Harrier, of Portland, Is
spending n fow days In this city with
friends.
Iluy Medford-mnde candy nt tho
Bhnsta.
K. N. Van llourgondler, or New
York City. Is a business visitor In this
city today, registered at tho Hotel
Medford.
J. K. Doughorty, of Chicago, Is
transacting business In Medford, for
n few days,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Davoupoil, of
Seattle, nro devoting n few days to
slghtpclni In Medtord mid vicinity
this wmk.
G. A. Jnmleon, a business man or
Seattle, Is transacting business in
tills city and valley this week.
Tho Christmas Tico nssoolatlou
will hold nu Important meeting at
tho public llDraiy nt 7:30 this oven
lug. Wllllnm Sykos (who says ho wants
It distinctly understood that ho is
not the original HUD Is devoting u
row ilays to sightseeing In and about
Medford. having come down from
the Lake Chelan country In search
or a warmer zono.
Smoko u King SplU cigar, c
Thoy aro homo-mndo. tr
With tho hcnvlost snow storm In
many years raging throughout north
ern Orogon and the entire northwest,
and with the worst rainfall In )oars
In Central California and tho Sacra
mento valley, tho llngue river valley
Is serenely maintaining Its record for
drouth. i:ldeutly tho Lord Is going
to rIo the valley uupther object
Imukiii In tho need of Irrigation.
ItoKluald M. Whiteside of Mason
county, Michigan, and Heatrlco Ka
amuiHli or Med font voro married at
Jackoiilllt). Dec 31, by Couutv
Judge Ton Voile. The urooiu Is n
recant arrhnl la the vnllo). The
bride mm loured In Modiord and pop
ttUr amoiiK a largo circle or aciiualu
taures They will make their homo
hi Gold Hill.
MauuKir VY. 11 Sumner, or the Mo
dtic on hards, will louvo on Wodnoa
du lortisii. l'iam-lo, where ho gone
on Important busluasa.
A little snow full on the suriound
lute moiinialiif today snd.Jt mUtad u
bit in tho fiwthllls, but iTtj,rln In th
vallaj 'f
IlHrgHrvu IC "Walters, u'r Hpton,
Florida, U n Itoglie river vllo vlg
lioi Hits yg)c In quest ot a new liouie
loc.nlou. Ho has Iliad In Florida
foi Iweiiiv yU'a. ha anya, but la nut
yet m-iiinuUiMl. Ha la greatly plttiu
ed wuu tha Hpitearnuiy) f ihU val
talu. Tho laiiifall for Doacinur waa
3 : l Im-hitfL laaa I ban ialf of the uv
MisHk Kiera uf this vallo) now
appear to Ua uwnke to tha uuquaa-
tlontHl nt-eysslty of IrrlgatloH. It Is
bellewd that. It Ike Wtttter were put
to a vole tunwrrow, the trrlgatlttu
spirit would urr overwhelmingly.
It W ceriuiub unout time.
J P Hawkins, of Grunts Paaa, U
traanaetliiK business In Medford to
d. J IC. urtutua Had wife, of Port
land, are In the iit loo In for a
nultutilo loeatlun for a aerwaHent
home lu this ell) or near It They
aro registered at the liollaud.
John llyroit Goodrich, of this city,
ttid Mlsn Noltlo II. I'rnsuro, formerly
of this city, wcie united In marrlago
nt Salem, this state, on Now Year's
day. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich announce
that tlic.v will be at home lu Medford
after February 1. Mr. Goodrich Is
one of the popular joung business
men or this elty, Identified with (ho
Toggery clothing, house. Mis Fra
suro was formerly in tho millinery
business In this city with Miss I.ouns
.Inir.v. Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich havo
ii large circle of frionds and wcll
wlshors'ln Med ford and vicinity who
will be delighted to welcome them
to tbolr new home In this city and
Who express the wish that good for
tune may favor tliein abundantly In
n long life or hnppluoes.
U. It. Peterson, of lloikeloy, Cal
ifornia, Is visiting Medrord nnd the
valley generally this weok.
Try a King Spitz cigar anil en
courage homo Industry. tf
Through electric service on tho
line to Jncksnuvlllo was begun Jan. 1
on n rcgulnr schedule, a round trip
being mndo each hour, beginning at
Jacksonville lu tho morning nt 7-30
nnd leaving Medford on tho hint trip
at night at 10 o'clock. A noon-hour
trip will be made to the Trail Lum
ber company nnd return. Tho fnro
between Medford and Jacksonville Is
20 cents ono way; 3i cents round
trip. Tho lluu is reported ns working
smoothly.
DEEP ROOT SYSTEM
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"The Two Oi-jiliim-i," now plu iiiC
ut the Page, m iiiii('1miII known to
nil, hut now, ns pielurix.cd in hovcii
iietH for William Fox, it m seen m n
new form. Adolplio D'Hunery, the
author of this world-fiiinoitu drama,
would hardly reeonni.e his pluy ns
produced for the screen, so itnl a ml
virile u tiling hits it become through
the skilled direction of Hcilicrt Hren
(iii ami the wonderful effects of
skilled ciiinciii work ami production.
Notnbly ho h the scene in the street
of Paris showing the arrival of tho
Kniiiinuily eoneli with the two orph
ans, Henrietta (Tliedu llara) nnd
Louise (.lean Solhenr). The kooiio
tjliowin the prion of Salpetiieie, the
most iufamouK place of captivity Hint
pver exixted, in eqimlly elaliornte. The
most musstvo ami elnborato kcIh that
ever lent tiuth and color to n photo
play are iihcd. Also the lurgest nnd
strongeht ull-star east ever hIiowii
upon the sercen, headed lv Tlieiln
Darn, .lean Sotliern, William Sliay
and .lolin Dulv Murpliv, u noted cluli
mnii, a member ol the Meadow brook
limit and Temic--ee alle clubs.
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KIM
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hut' liiino n iiioiVii' A'iriiin
drama, "flu li.htiiu' U'," m
whuh l.nii'.i Hop' 1'irw- iiniki her
iint iiiiariini'f a- u pliutiKlrumutit'
trtr under the management of Jese
Laxk, and lid Meliuco, tell, the
dtikkt ikl u lmNin liwainii . ktcnunla In
"ir ) i i at' irat' iHiinu " I ''Hip1
lieheie in Iter liiinbHiid, who lm. been
eoiiii-tal of rubbuiK the hauls tluit
uiiloyid bi. Willi ul) the eulenee
ugnuiM him, she Ktlll ho UU to her
niitii in nis tunoceiji'c iiuiii ne i nu
ultv cool rented by the "other wom
an" for whoiu the uiiuic wa eomiuit
ted. At Siur tketitor ludnv nul.
Why You Should I'oo Cliambci Iain's
ntugli ltciuedy
llorouse It has an established repu
tation won by Its good wurks.
llevause It la moat oateomed b
tltoM who have used It for many
voura, aa oceaatou required, and nro
best acquainted wlUi Ita guod quull-ttea.
Iteeauae It IscaaMB sad relieves a
cold and aids nature In iwturlug tho
a.ateui to a healthy condition.
Mecett it daa ut coataH opluiu
or hid other nureitk.
littrause ti Is wltMt the roach ot all.
It euly coats a,ittirUr. Obtainable
aary whore.
IJY W W. WATSON
The progressive farmer has rc-B3-soitcd
his seed potatoes and safelj
put them out or roach or weather con
ditions. Next spring, he will again
assort them and then treat them with
forriialln before planting them. This
will servo to kill the germs of dis
ease in them and will stimulate their
early germination. Then, If wo have
water for Irrigation at the proper
tlmo and & good Bcedbed woll culti
vated, ho will havo occasion to boast
or his bumper crop. The Irrigation
of potatoes, howovor, Is next to ono
or tho rino arts. With that feature
or the cultivation ho will have to be
careful.
Watchful farmers In this valley
Inst year discovered that the "deep
lool system," In which tho seedbed
wan plowed deep and kept thoroughly
pulverized, gnvo tho only good re
siiltn In tho valley In cases In which
them was no irrigation. The depth
i cached by Hie roots of the plants
before tho drouth enabled them to
enjoy moisture tor a longer period
than IIiodo or shallow rootage. It
was deep plowing nnd deop cultiva
tion that produced the first result,
followed by shallow cultivation In
the later period or the season.
Com JtotJttioti CVop
Especially In tho Koguo river vnl-
ley Ik corn one or the best rotation
crops. In fields long abused with
the production of grain, It Is peculiar
ly effective In stimulating the soil,
ir the plowing ho deop enough to turn
up four or rive Inches or tho soil
that has not been disturbed in tho
grain cultivation. Follow tho first
season of corn with winter vetch nnd
oats, pasturo tho crop, If It can be
planted early onpugh, plow It under
In tho opilng a depth of nlno or ten
Inches and plant a second crop or
corn. Then tho Hold will bo ready
for a good stand or alfalfa, the seed
of which should by all means bo In
oculated. This Is absumlng that you
havo either superficial or sub-Irrigation.
No counsel Is heroin ofiorod
Tor the dr farmer.
Piles or manure have lain about
many old barns and barnyards In
this valley ror two or three years
without attention. Thoy wore worth
money, Jutt as piles of grain would
bo. Tho latter would not havo been
loft to decay. Then, why the manure?
Your soil neods ovory ounco or It.
Hut It hns leached out. Its fertiliz
ing substance Is nil gone. You havo
wasted It. During thesn winter days
ovory pound of ninnuro that can bo
scraped up rrom tho barnyard and
poultry pens should bo hauled Into'
the gniden and orchard and field ror
curtailment or tho soil. A dollar's
worth of manure Is worth Just as
much as a dollar's worth or anything
else.
All Xcod I.IwMihL
Hver farm of any consequence
should have livestock on It. Tho
roughage u.av bo consumed with
pr flt hv It nnd the ninnuro Hied for
nn excellent purpose. Thousands or
hind or slock annually could bo, util
led In this manner on the farms of
the allc, almost doubling the live
feck output of the county and af
fording thousands of tons or manure
or great value
Few good horses, In proportion to
tho total number, can bo round In
this valley. 80)110 yot)rtnab t)ic pep
ple ot Jackson county were proud or
their roadsters and draught horses.
They had rino track horses, too. Not
withstanding the automobile mid Its
general usefulness, the horse is yet
one of man's moit serviceable
friends. Why wc have allowed it to
deteriorate Into tho plug appears not
to be locally known.
Salt should lu red to hogs with
charcoal -both dry one part ot snlt
to two parts of the latter. Sjck hogs
lu the vicinity of Jacksonville .havi
probably had neither. Lack of carp
ot hogs In the filth they naturally
produce will make them sick, tq bq
sure. There is do legitimate excuse
ror hogs being sick in tills valley.
.Mnlasc3 n Stliniilnlit '
Molnsncs, as a by-product from h
beet sugar mill, stimulates an ani
mal's ability to consumo more hay
and grain profitably. It is a health
ful appellor. If one Is feuding to
put on wholesome flesh for profit,
sugar beet molasses should bu used
as a linrt of the rations.
With leguminous feed, such ns al
falfa, clover and cowpcas, for the
dairy herd, furnishing crude protein
ami mineral matter, the dairyman
should feed corn silage and roots ror
starch and carbohydrates. Sugar
beet pulp should bo part ot the ra
tion!). Forugar-curliig pork on the rami
the tallowing Is u good recipe: For
100 pounds or pork usb two quarts of
the best salt, one and a half pounds
ot brown sugnr, ono -ounce or salt
peter and one-half polind of pepper.
A llltlo loss snltpctpr will do,
URIC ACID SOLVENT
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Peneciion Oil neater
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sun.
Makes the house warm sad
cozy on the cold, damp davs.
Inexpensive to operate easily carried :5ym
loom to room. Smokeless ardodorlats. B?nl-
ers everywhere. For htl wit uf PtarjQit.
Standard Oil Company
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.10 Cent Pottle (iPJ I)o-es)
FUKK '
Just becnuso you start the day wor
ried and tired, stiff legs and arms
and muscles, nu aching head, burn
ing and bearing down pains lu tho
back worn out before the day be
gins do nn; think you have to stay
in that condition.
Those sufferers who nro lu nnd
out or bed hair u docn times at night
will appreciate tho rest, comfort and
strength our trentment gives. For
every farm of bladder trouble, scald
ing pains, or weakness, its action is
really wonderful.
Ho strong, well and vigorous, with
no more pains from stiff Joints, soro
muscles, rheumatic suffering, aching
back or kidney or bladder troubles.
Tho Williams Treatment conquors
kidney nnd bladder dlsoaser, rheuma-1
tlsm and all uric acid troubles, no
matter how chronic or stubborn. If '
von havo nover used The Williams J
Treatment, we will give one GOc hot- j
tie (32 doses) for your own uso free,
Contains no alcohol or habit forming
drug. Docs not afreet tho heart. I
Send this notice with your name1
and address, and 10c to help pay dls-l
tributlon expenses, to The Dr. D. A.
Williams Co. Dcpt. MT, Now York j
Postofflco Dlock, Kant Hampton, j
Conn. You will receive by parcel
post a regular 30c bottle (32 doses)
witho.it chargo and without Incur
ring nny obligations. One bottlo only
to a family or address.
Mail Us Your Watch
and Jewelry Work
STORE
The Will H. Wilson store will be
clpsed Tuesday and Wednesday to
prepare the stock for a big Fifty, Ten
and .
One Cent Sale
They will sell men's suits, men's
shoes, overcoats, and a lot of other
articles at fifty cents. Heavy wool
and all kinds of underwear e.t tendents.
Big heavy yarn socks, fifty cent!, neck
ties, flannel shirts, and sweaters a.t ten
cents. A lot of overcoats, brooms,
black and tan socks, handkei Ihiefs,
toilet paper, canvas gloves, an J hun
dreds of other articles at one ce l.
We are going to set a hew rtr.e for
the Sale fans. See the Ad. ir ty sor
row's paper. ;
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a little Salts in water may
have yon from ureail
attack.
Rlittnnatim is easier to avoid than
to cure, Mutes a well-known authority,
Wc arc adied to dress wartul) . keepi
the feet dr . avoid exposure; cat less
meat, but drink plenty of good water
, Rheumatism is a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
food that produce uric acid which is
aborbcd into the blood. Jt is the
function of tile kldne4 to filter this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine; the pores of the skin arc
sIm) a means of freeing the blood of
this impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the fkin pores arc closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work, they become weak and sluggish
and fail to eliminate the uric acid
which kccp accumulating and iirculat'
W'lttt Medford trade is medford uuaa.
iug through the sytem, eventually set
tliw in tlic joints and muscles causing
stiliiieas, sorcnew and p&m called rhcu
nutism. fc
At the first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about fot.r
ntiiKes of l.id Salts; put a tablespoon
fill in a gla&s of water and drink before
breakfast each morning for a week.
TnU i mhI to climiiiMtc uric acid by
itinuilattag the kidneys to normal ac
tion, thus rhldiug the blood of these
imimritiet.
Jd Salt is inexpensive, harmless and
i made from the and of granes and
UtiwMi juice combined with lulua and
is ncd with o.cl!ent results b thou
Mutds of folks who are subject to rhce
watUm Here you have a pleasant
effervescent titlua -water drink which
helps ocrcfnie one uid und i bene
tidal lt your, kjdues as well.
W'o Hre piepared to lako caro ot
nil watch, clock and Jewelry repali .
ing, uianioiiu aim agaio mounting oi
nil kinds done br nn eNpoit F.veri
Ihlug we sell oi rojntlr Is absoliltelv
guariintecd,
Martin J. Reddy
Tin: ji:wi:i.uu for quality
Visitors Always Welcome
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Oat a can today trom RrffflPrTfl
your hardwaro or ci l!iliJlilvJ
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