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EM-TEES
, Hy C1IAKI.I5S UlUHCOhl,.
Wllhln Ills cell I huunl him yell,
' "Look out for polHon Ivy!
Hoy, hero's your tip! I'll lako a dip;
I'm rnulln' Hindu dlvuy!"
"Well, anyway, I'm hero to Bay
Vacation wasn't rotten!
Why, lookee man, ut all tho tan
And frceklos 1 havo Kotten!
"Yea, I suppoao my aunliurned noao
Will mnko folks thliiK I'm tipsy;
Tho boBa will roar, 'In tills lioro storo
Wo cannot keep a gipsy!"
"If I get fired well, I'm so tired
I'll welcome relaxation;
My poor old linnd feols Just like load;
1 cravo some dissipation!
My next paycheck Is now a wreck;
It wont for aalvon and lotions,
A dinner hell, a padded coll.
And sundry other notions.
"They Bay I'm broke. 1 hopo 1
phoko
llefore another summer!
Wo had enough vacation stuff;
It's jiut mo on tho hummer!"
IIAKX'T IIAH.MI I) TIIK.M.
Visitor "My Rood man, you kcop
your pigs too near the house."
rottaKor "That's JiihI what the
doctor said, mum. Hut I don't seo
how it's golu to hurt 'em."
".lohnson needn't ho so mad be
cause the toucher crlticlr.ed his boy's
composition. The hoy will Improve.'
"You don't appear to understand
.Johnson wrote tho couipoxHion hlni-
solf!"
If a man's business rutin down the
sheriff comes aloni; and winds It up.
(;ii"n;i).
iMIbs Lawrence possesses a rare so
prano of wnndroiis sweetness and
power. lleO si'lei tliiii were all beauti
fully, and artistically rendered. She
fully sustained her reputation as a
coloratura soprano, when she sana
In Italian the lovely uereo hy Mozart.
We predict for her a successful
operatos career.. -The Martinsville
(W. Vn.) ilullctin.
Teacher "Tommy, next time you
are late, brine, an excuse from your
father."
Tommy "Who'.' Pa? Why, he
ain't any nood at excuses; in a finds
li I in out every time.
Always rIvo the devil his duo, hut
It Is better to keep out of his debt.
l ot: cut it 1 1;.
.lohiinv Croncwold has purchased
a new driver now. She has been
trained to pay no attention when you
smack your Hps. The Kllley (Neh.)
Spotlight.
WHAT HID HIIK Mi;.N".'
She -"Is Princeton III New York?"
Student (trulhriilly retlectlve)
"Yes. a ureal part o( the time."
pUKSlDKXT WILSON has ani.i proved e.,,ial to the
oiw'rfcciK'y, and by prompt and decisive action
averted the tfivnt railroad strike which would have pre
eipitated nation-wide industrial calamity.
ooiirow ilson Jias grown with his office. No pros
Kicnt since Mnroln lias faced so many difficult problems
l'ivery crisis lias lonnd satistactorv solution. Je has
proved himself a skillful pilot of the' ship of state, keeping
me iiauon jieacei iu and prosperous in a time of world-wide
Ttirniou ana stnle, with no loss of national honor or ores
tigc. '
Jt is due largely to the president that the democratic
party has heen transformed from a party of nej-ation into
iic oi coiisiriici ion wan progrt ssive tendencies. No re
cent administration lias enacted into law so many great
.-.iiMrticuve measures ror mnnan and national welfare
and none done more to upbuild the nation.
i resment Wilson's strength is national, rather than
partisan. JJe Jias won by his statesmanship and his huiuaiii
Liii.tmsni uie eoiiiHienee ot the people a confidence which
no campaign of criticism and negation can sluikn V,,f i,n.
cause he is a democrat, but because he represents national
i" igicss aim occituse or iiis wontiertul grasp of fundamen
tals are the common people for him.
The president hits the rare facnltv of eorrectlv inter-
preting public opinion. His leadership is not as radical as
ni.tiiy oesire, not conservative enough to please reaction
riHii.iu cut iiu: pcopii; iiiemsetves. lie is
lor those measures the miblie desire, nnrl
eiituigii to cnange Ins nuud when he finds himself wrong.
The Hughes campaign has not developed any strength
since it was launched, and partisan enthusiasm' is not de
veloping to aid him. No vital issue has yet been pre
sented the nation by the jurist that appeals to the people
.. uum 1,-m n-m iiig an executive or proven capacity
I'i jjii 011(1 whose measure is unknown.- "
FAR NO SMALL JOB
Few men realize Hat It takes to
' Ret up a'ud hold a fair. To decide on
the premiums and Ret exhibits, at
tractions and the people, to pay the
expenses and awards, costs much
money and Inbor. And, rreucutl , if
auythhiK Roes wioiik, the olflcers act
the lurses -just the same as praise
conies when aiitliliiR conies rlsbt.
Hut the officcts neer count the.e
costs ihen their coiistlliients rland hy
them. Tlu-y now deserve your sup
port. Let it be Riven to the fair this
year.
llcuiciiiUi-r the time ami place,
.Medtonl. Sept. 13 to 111.
K. J. Howen nml William Colli'
were in (lolil Hill mid Orants I'uss
on Wednesday on business.
Captain K. A. Shiver of the Port
land police department, who for I
number of .veals was chief of police
in that city, conducted reliuious ser
vices in the Meadows kcIiooIIioiiso on
Wednesday eveniiiff. lie was accom
panied by William ilayfield, Jr., from
lentriii I'oml. J'hev returned to
Mcdlord on Thursday.
Dave Cotlrell mill family molored
to (lie valley Thursday.
LiRlitnniR struck a couple of lives
near the Miiyfiolds place on Tuesday
nii-lit, slarliiifr fires which did not Ket
in-.nMio cooiroi, uowever, owin to our
ellicient fire warden, W. W. Scott.
aellin-; on the job almos: iniutodinlely.
Jliss I.cla Stevens of 1'boeiiix is
spemliiiR a few dii.vs with her aunt,
Mrs. W. W.Coltrell, on I lie Olson
much.
Kllsworlli Dinke is lielpiu-; lialpli
lins.-ell willi his jrniin crop.
Cliff lliizlewood is now nl ,)cep
Uiver. Wash. John Drake is with
him.
Lime W.vlnncl has louilcd his family
into the new Saxon Six unci "one to
the valley for f,.,v dnvs' visit in
Mi'dford before iii itiir lo the new
ranch up Unite creek way.
Ihid Drake and Dad liussrll, hvo
fine old men of these parts, have
sone up Wk creek, where Hie huckle
berries are thick' nml also the deer.
y cx I to return this week af
ter liti villi; Hie time of their lives
Hill Cnltrell has naain traded lor
Hie old Childcrs rancli, where he
built the hllll"alow a few veins nun
ui- is .i.ii-i.i.-i, -I, oi me elioico
raiu lies in this M-cliou. and Mill i
prepuriiiR: lo move onto the ph
inly next week, lie I railed Messrs.
I'ioketl mid Maxwell Hie old Cnltrell
ranch of lu'O acres, about six miles
ist of Meillord, for Ibis place in the
Meadows.
Mr. Maxwell relumed lo his home,
nine seventy miles north of Seattle
Wash., on Wednesday evening's
I rain.
William C. I'oiueioy has been un
pointed Hie warden for this district.
Ifcclivc Hie fir of the mouth, for
mer Warden Scott- resigned I.. to
t'oos count v and Suncrvi-or Ivbei-U-
"as up Tliursdav and mil Hill ...
hn rue. 'fin. new warden is a noiiu-
lar one ami is insured the loll
pcrnliiin of everyone in the district.
which means clTicicni v. As u fin
ale In Warden Scolt's i-eiuii s,,,,.
urelcss huiiler on Mount Spimmt let
a lire "el away In-ni him nml il l, ml
nil i-f Thursday nii-ht to it under
onti-ol. Scott has been a .splendid
tfficer.
Clll Dllseliberiy. the (io!d Mill jit
ney irmii, broiivbt Mr. Merrilt from
Uold Mill Tliiiisday In the Poincroy
Maiksiiiith shop, where lie was met
by .1. It. Walsh .with the team. Mr
.Merrill spent the dav until ii-:tn
looking- over the old saw mill and other
properties in which he and Mr. Welch
an- interested, while Oil camped
alom; the creek.
A piospeclinu parly headed hy (!,..
I.. M- I.cilan of Medloid. drove out
f'li.hiv '' Unle t. Mil inn cur and
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Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
jproveait. 15eat all ih'Ufjgista.
ANTIOCH K
The Antloeh and Chapparel schools
started tills wock with a good num-
bor ot pupils In attendance. Mrs.
Arthur Jonos Is the Antioch teacher
and Miss Simpson tho Chapparel,
They aro excellent teachers and the
pupils ouRlit to advance tu their
studies this term.
Miss Myrtle Chapman Is visiting
with lior sister, Viola in Medford for
a few dnys. -
The GlasB Brothers threshing nia
chlno Is finishing up the crops In this
section. The grain crop la light -In
this valley, as most ot the crop was
cut for hay.
William Cottrell of the Meadows
was looking after his business Inter
ests In Antloeh this week.-
The coyotes havo killed sovernl
hoad of sheep In this section of the
county this suminer. Jim Vincent
has lost a number by the varmints.
.Miss Blanche llodgers and Mr. Ilos
coe Doty of Heinjle were united in
marriage Wednesday, August the HO.
The young couple will make their fu
ture homo In Medford.
Dave Cotterlll drovo a nice bunch
of beef cattle to the valley Monday.
Frank Do Ford drove a fine hunch
of fat sheep to tho Medford markets
Friday.
We are sorry that the land option
III Sains valley was a failure as the
proinotors seemed to be earnest In
Ihelr work and did their best to put
II through. 'o hellevo that It they
raised tho money In the next few
months that I bo farmers would be
willing to stand by them and sell at
the option price. With the water on
the land In thlB valley, It would be
the garden spot of Rogue river valley
as the soil is good for Irrigation.
IN TUESDAY'S VOTE
IIOISB, Idaho, Sept. 0. Returns
received up to U o'clock today from
the statewide primary of yesterday
indicate the nomination of the fol
lowing republicans for the November
election ; -
l'or congress ISiirton L. French
of Moscow and Addison T. Smith of
Iwui Fulls.
l'or ROViiriioi 1). W. Davidson of
American Kails.
For liculcnaiit-goveinor II. Jf.
Holt of Indwell.
For soeroturv of slulu George 1J.
liarket of Sand I'oint.
For stale auditor George W.
Lewis of ISoise.
For stale treasurer John W.
Kngleson.
l'or iittoniey-generul Miirlin J.
Swecley of Twin Falls.
For superintendent of instruction
Klliel K. Kedfielc! of Lewiston.
l'"or inspector of mines Hubert N.
Hell, who had no opposition.
Thero were only two contests in
the democratic nominations and in-
liciitions nre that K. L. Harker was
noiuiimlcd by Hie democrats for lieu.
Iciiunt governor mid W. T. Douub-
erly for secretary of slate.
NKW YOKK, Sept. 0. Mow the
secretary of war of the Dominican
,'overninent manned one of the life
lines thrown out to suve the officers
and crew of the armored cruiser
Memphis when the vessel was pound
ing to pieces against a rocky bluff
inside Siinto Domingo harbor is told
in a message from Hear Admiral
md.
Another cabinet officer offered his
residence as a hospital for the res
iled and the Dominican officials and
ilizens generally did everything pos
iblc to aid the shipwrecked Aincri-
ans.
A message of condolence from the
llnilicti president also was reported
by Admiral I'oml.
arc camped about a ipmrter of a mile
above Pinkins' place, on Kvans creek,
and looking over the big ledge that
cuts tliniiiub that country.
.Mm Pinkins, with his l-'ord. team
and wagon, bus gone over lo I'tiion
creek, thai country ot bur bucks, to
hunt, guide nml puck during the sea
son, dim is a very capable man and
has a huge following of customers.
Our bridges ale (retting into dun-uoion-.
I.. million and need the atten
tion of Hie mud supervisor badly.
Scl eral auto pal tics have narrowly
cscancd serious accident Hie past few
days Hint traffic lias been very heavy.
I'rcil Moore and W. W. Cotlrell
went to Medford in Moore's Ford
Monday. Hill trailed himself out of
a car on bis land deal and it seems
to go hatd with bin, to fall hack on
tile old borc ai;iiili.
ARROW
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UNDERTAKER
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I'bono M. Aln nit 4T-I-3
Automobile hoarse Servlea.
Ambuianco Hervle, Coroner.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast.
To fool your best day In and dav out
to fool clean Insldo; no e-our bile to
coat your tongue and sicken your
Dream or oun your neau; no constipa
tion, bilious attacks, sick headache.
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom-
acn, you must oatue on the inside llko
you batho outside. This la vastly mora
Important, because the skin pores do
noi aosoro impurities tnto the blood
while the bowel pores do, says a well
known physician.
To keep these poisons 'and toxins
well flushed from the stomach. Iivor
kidneys and bowels, drink before break
fast each day, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos-
Iinaio in it. t ins wilt cleanse, purify
juu iresnen tne entire alimentary tract,
I'ctore putting more food Into the
stomach..
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. It
Is Inexpensive and almost tastolcss.
except a sourish twlngo which is not
unpleasant. - Drink phosphate. 1 hot
water every morning to rid your sys
tem of those vile poisons and toxins;
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks feel: llko
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an sc
cuniHlatlon of body poisons, begtn this
treatment nd above all, keep It up!
Aa soap and hot water act on tho skin
cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so
ltmcstotio phosphate and hot water he
fore breakfast, act on tho stomach,
liver, kldueys and bowoli.
Butter Fat
We want nil the Butter Fat
we can get and pay the
'Highest
Market Price
Uring in your Butter Fat or
phone us and get prices we
are paying.
White Velvet
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A Fair of the People, for the People, by the People
JACKSON COUNTY
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
Medford, Sept 13, 14, 15 and 16 It
Agricultural Hall
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Will contain products of field, :;ivl-n
and orchai'tl. There will he grains,
grasses, seeds and vefjetahlcs. A
mammoth display of county district
exhibits, ten in number.
Lively Races Daily
Baseball allies, bucking horses, cow
boy races, lady riders, gnat roping,
bull riding, relay races, bullduggiiig,
wild horse races and numerous nov
elty, stunts.' Soiuetlnug doing every
minute. '
A Fine Display of
Farm Machinery
All kinds of tools and implements of
husbandry for farm find garden.
Wagons and Motor Vehicles.
Big School, and Field Meet
Thursday, September 11. Every
school in county represented. Run
ning races, pole vaults, broad jump
ing, shot put, basket ball, tennis in
fact, somethinff for all the vonnrr ;ib-
letes to do.
BIG FREE BARBECUE and COMMUNITY DAY Xf
September 11, commencing at 12 o'clock. Kverv man, woman and child in Jack- Y'i
so? i comity expected to attend. Bring your cups and try the coffee
bashful, for we want all to eat and lie merrv.
and don't lie
The Women's Department
Is an opportunity to view a beautiful
'scene of specimens of women's indus
try and handiwork. Especially fine
this year. This' department will be
put uptown in the Davis-Yawtcr
building, next to Schieffelin Grocery,
September i:. When you go to make
your entry do not bring to fair,
grounds, but take same to this build-'
ins. -:
Textile Fabrics
Knitting, sewing, crochet and fancy
work, drawings, engravings, photographs-
'bric-a-brac, curiosities an
keepsakes. Plants, floral bouquets
and pieces. Music and musical instru
ments, merchants' displays. All stag
ed in Davis-Vawtcr building, corner
Central and Sixth streets.
Children's Department Bigger and Better than Ever Xt
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Several trips provided for State Fair at Salem. These exhibits will be staged in
the i)avis- awter building, along with the Ladies' Department.
X Big .Night Program -Band and Orchestra Music, Vaudeville and Style Shows put
Y on by merchant, with living models. - 3
I A FAIR FOR YOUNG AND OLD
t; A.VAtoreS. ' ' s. I. BROWN. Sec.
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