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MEDFORD MAIL TRTMTXE. MEDFOT.D. OREGON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER
1010
I0CAL AND
i PERSONAL
I.. J. I)av!.-s will leave Sundav ',
morning for Colorado, where he will
spend the 1 1 tin iin'il snow flics in
mlnfns. j
I will rontrart for your ore ;
at Grants Va.-s mill. Ad lre- CHn-'
ton Took. Murfhy, Ote.
I'hil Stnrr of Grants Pass
itig the lart. r part of tho
Mediord.
''j
is ti'l-
week in I
'
Order a .' o! Vinlinr.l Xwtor. j Mfdfor.l Friday ir!n! and will
You v.-i'l 111;., ii. Phone M. t-iv! l''" .'!: ml. in the city tr?n-
Mr. and Mr?. J. IV Snyder of Pol-! acting imsln-s.
ion. Cel., :.re totiri't visitor- In thej Ri'l:lyu or Colstln water. 10c
f ,v j bottle at De Voe's; 5c deposit on
Highest price Mild for strlctlv bottle
frp-h ranch f.--'?. Cafe Holland. ! i". Hai.-v.ill of Klamath Tails 1?.
PMlllli rn-Tlirner of Portland I, a ' in M"d.'or, on a combined business
Medford visitor o.r r the week-end. j and picture vi-H.
Gf-t yonr gasoline tit D Voo's. For tho 'l Insurance see Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. CarnaUn left The Insurance Man.
Saturd.iv morning lor the Plue I.cdite 1" P. f'rutl.liiR of All.any. Ore., ip
mine, of wMeh Mr. Carnahan If In city for a few day on busi
superintenilent. V i t H them went a I r.cs.
small ere .v of men. who will t.e added"
to the force actively pu-hin?: develop
ment work on the properties. T.'m
new iriipctiji given to development
follows a visit to the mine by D. C.
Brown, the present mpnaerr of the
Towne interests, owner of the mine.
Many people appreciate Welnhard
Xectar, because they like It so. Phone
51 for delivery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mellride left
Saturday in their car for P.end, Ore
gon, v;here they will re-establish their
confectionery.
Bathr. and mas.are. Drs. lledfr.es,.
S3.-. K. Main St.
It. P. Cowirlll returned to Medford
Friday ever.liiK from the I.lttle Dutte
country brinslni; with him three
bucks.
Auto wheels repaired; flr-tt class
lob Ktinrauieed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
He market.
II. Ci. Steele of Dutte, Mont., Is
spending a few days In Medford and
vicinity.
War prices paid for clean cotton
ratts at Medford Printing Co.
William Puhl of OoM Hill trans
acted business in Medford Saturday
morning.
Havo you tried the Welnhard Nec
tar? It's the most popular drink.
Phone r, 1.
T. Henry Callairhan left Saturday
morning for the St. Albans mine In
the Illue I.edKe district. Ho took with
him three men who will start work
In developing the property.
Mrs. l.eaeh, Parclnyr Tailor made
corsets, guaranteed. Phono (1SS-.I. '
Sell those clean cotton raps while
the high prices aro on. Medford
Printing Co.
Miss Helen It'osenhnrg returned
Saturday morning from Seattle where
sho attended the funeral of the late
Samuel liosenburs of the Hear Creek
orchards.
HlK uc milkshakes at He Voe's.
Cliff Hlt kson of Kngle Point spent
I Saturday In Medford transacting
business.
Sen the stock labels cnrrled by tho
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
M. M. McCiiirk left Saturday morn,
lug for Kngle. Point on a business and
limiting trip.
Seo Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Tilde
F. X. Heatley and 1. W. Click, saw
mill men of Ho, Idaho, are In the
city for a 'few days looking over op
portunities for engaging In the lum
ber business In this locality.
Xo Hunting signs fur sale at the
Mall Tribune office.
Joe Hjley was a business visitor in
the city Friday.
Buttermilk. 10c gal. Do Voe's.
I.ynn Mowat of Ashland was a car
nival visitor Frldav night,
dates pells Ford cars, $200 down
and ?2a a month.
F. I.. Heath returned Friday after
noon from Kuple Point, where he
sold his store.
H'lttermllk .1c quart at He Voe's.
Andy Med e of Ashland s;.cnt Kri
day evenlni; In Medfnrd attending tin
carnival.
Von will it"t good measure ami
good gasoline if jon get It at De
Voe's,
A number of Medford people
motored Friday evening to Vshiaiul,
where they attended tie I'antisis
road suow ut the Vininu' tlie.itre.
I)e Voe buys beer bottles.
Alex (ilbhardt or Walla Walla
Wash., is In the city for a few da' s,
looking over Invest m. Mil oi'portnni
ties.
Hnkery Roods at He Voe's. !
J. O. Thnrln arrive, I Medford'
from Chlco, Cal., Frldav evening and j
will spend a few days in this vieMiitv
looklllg over business 0 , nills.
No trespass slrrns for sale tit the
.Mall Tribune olflce.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tuck, r arc
Medford visitors from W.iMo.
Mrs. I.undy, Xii-Hnne Coi ets.
Phone S2S. For tall 7:'. W. 11th
Hlreet. Ashland Tliursda s. IT.'"
'.I. C. Fslab of Salem t ran -at f .! j
llllslnesH 111 tbe cit . Friday and : , t '.it (
day. I
! Mp. anl Mm. Isaac Hent of GrantsJ
Pass are in Medford lo attend the
i-amlval at the Nafatoriiim iMs evrn-
(Jet your milk, cream, butter
arM hu.t'rmHk fit De Voe's.
Mr. find Mr. Cordon C. ft.rfen and
son of t .iiforiii;. arc in Mf-i'.iord to
day. They havi u r had a iawh
nar Tr;:i!. vlir they -j.ff-t to nutk
t heir lioiii o H'TMUT.'-nily.
You vv ill tj'-t Kood iiif&Fur and
go0(, fiasoine if you got It at
vo'
H. H. I!':su is a business visitor in
t!ie rit;. 'r.,ru Portland,
Hath S.'.e. Hotol Holland.
R. 1". Hda r of Portland arrived la
Dr. Mrehitesf nr wl.l he at Motel
.'ah every Wednesda. Hours for
consultation. 1 0 to a
It. P. Campbell of Ashland Is
spending the latter part of the week
In the city on business.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
W. A. Walker motored to Yreka
Saturday to attend the Rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McTaggert of
Portland are spending the week-end
in the city.
On account of the Klks,' Carnival
there will he no dance at Moose Hall
Saturday r.lght. 170
II. W. Poole is a business visitor In
Medford from Klamath Falls.
;Mr. and Mrs. CV D. Cameron are
in Medford for a few days from
Wuldo, Ore.
The Misses Hess and Muud York of
Ashland spent Friday and Saturday
In Medford.
John M. Cox of Santa Ana, Cal.,
is transacting business In Medford.
P. H. Coodman of Cleveland, Ohio,
iR In Medford for a few days attend
ing to business matters.
W. H. Canon of Roseburg arrived
In Medford Friday morning, for a
business visit.
Miss Viola Ka.sshafor and Arthur
K. Masters, were married In San
Francisco last Monday. Tho bride Is
a former resident of Medford' and
Jacksonville, and is well known here.
Mr. anil Mrs. Franz Steffen of Los
Angeles are the guests of Mrs. Stef
fens parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. L.
Hamlltoii. .
Mr. und Mrs. R. I.. AViison of Cen
tral Point spent Friday evening In
Medford.
Tho public library Is able to make
use of an apprentice and will be glad
to confer with any ono who Is Inter
ested. The opportunity would lie es
pecially attractive to a girl of high
school education, who has It in mind
to take university work or library
training later. -
Carl Howtnan and R. C. Crow re
turned Friday evening from a hunt
ing trip along the Hig Applegate.
Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Holmes of Ash
land attended the lecture at the Star
Theatre In .Medford Friday evening.
Miss Wood of drains Pass Is the
guest of Medford friends for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mclntyre of
Ihigle Point were Medford visitors
Friday evening.
('.. X. Davis of Tolo Is In the city to
day on business.
W. K. Price of Albany, an old resi.
dent of Medford, is In the city and
will remain for the winter.
Carl Jeschle, who was operated on
at Sacred Heart Hospital Sunday, Is
reported as Improving slowly.
William Bernstein of Portland Is In
Medford for a few days attending to
business and visiting former O. A. ('.
friends.
Miss Susan Cool; of Crants Pass is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. II.
Brown, for the week-end.
Mrs. Ingrain of Central Point spent
Saturday shopping In Medford.
Mrs. Frank Benson of Central
Point was in Medford Saturday shop
ping. A. S Itosenlnum. S. P. claim
agent. Is In Medford for the week
end
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
i on i
NT Will rent for the in-
t'-r, furui-ited Our home on King's
M''!.. C. W. Abercrombie.
I'heii'.'' ::i i-.i. 17;.
FO!t S.U.I' Small farm
'.ill --'!' South Front .!-..
cheap.
170
FOR SAI.7 ''
harness for 1
South Front
lurses and w a::on and
ale cheao. Call L'L'fi
-l itrt. I7d
I dl! S U.K Timber. 1:1 mib s from
Trail In Itotulas coutitv Ongtm,
N.I, 00 .01,. I feet f,r. ly owner. M
Adair. 1'ir, South Central M.,1
lotd. ' 17",
nut su:
ft". Pboi
oi.:
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f ,. .
a!
T:i uric ut
Mr. and Mm. W. C. I.eever of Cen
tral Point, were Medford visitors Fri
day evening.
Wu.lt Ho-twick of Huticom ;.ent
Prlday and .Saturday in tie city trans,
acting buincss.
Mrs. McKeiisie and daughter of
Talent sient Kridt.y evening in .Med
ford. I. Merriman o" Central Point was
a business visitor In the city Satur
day. Verner I.ymli of Centra) Point
transacted business in Medford Satur
day. Mrs, 1.. X. Narrlgan of Kagle Point
was shopping in Modt'ord Saturday
afternoon.
Hlierwood Hamilton wa:; a business
visitor In the cit Saturday from
h'ar'ie Point.
.St. Mary's academy wa; the scene
of a very pleasant reunion last Wed
nesday eveninp, the occasion being
its annual opening assembly, given to
the girls of the high school, the
s.ev,-nth and eighth grades, to greet j ''
the old pupils and welcome the new.
A few of the alumnae were also pres
ent. An enjoyable evening was spent
in dancing In the au litoriiim, prettily
decorated In ferns and asters. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening. Before patting the enthu-
sia-t'c young ladies planned other
gatherings for the coining months.
PROUD OF U. S. SANITY
(Continued from page ono
highly sensitive to ucli time's over
there.
We were proud of American -unity
and of American -tate-tnanship and
that cool, culm roc!;oniri'' 0r the
American tM-ople which prevented
then It-, in being stampeded.
It was a line, I brill in;; thing to be
an American in Kuropean capitals,
und to know that in our own capital
tit Washington there were men as
shrewd and as Car-sighted :is im.v of
the slate-men of Kiirope: to know,
also, Unit the talesmen in Washing
ton were steadier, .-am-r, les ini'lu
enced bv hate and bitterness and bet
ter able to .judge riirht and wrong-,
Hum Hie wisest ntcle-m- n in I'.uropc.
Playing With Dynamite-.
And to come home now to the I'nit
ed Stntes and witness the attempt to
thrust from the guidance of Ameri
can affairs the government which had
led the. 1'iiileil Slates through this
maze of diplomacy und inuohinntion
is, to one who lias wilnesM-d ufi'uirs
from the F.iirupcun end, little short of
lerrifyiiirr. It m like iileying with
dynamite.
There is no politic.-, in Kuropean na
tions today, (iovermnents are being
held in their places 1,y coalitions.
Anion;.' the neutrals thi.s also is true.
11011111111 hnn no polities, and il is sale:
Switzerland lius no politics, and it i
sine, iiiveoe iiiti have politics, tun
behold (Ireeee toduv!
'I',, ,.,.-.. 1, ,.,,. .! 1...1-..I.1 il,
working of polities in this world
crisis is,, I repeal, little short of ter
rifying. With nil the F.siropenn people- lin
ing all they can. even to abandoning
election-, in order to keep their ov- f." " "um" s","'l''l 1M t!ll
eminent.- intact mid unchanged, there 'l""" "'liicli impended,
are per-oii- in the I'nit.-d Stat,- who. j Prevented Cahinilt-.
out of sheer politics, am! by discus- I'ro-idciit Wil-on prevented this
-ion of sueh petty matters as the re- 'calamity. For this he is denounced
movul of a minor government official, j by those who fail to state how they
scil: to ov erthrow the govcrnmenl. i would have protected the interests of
Cert.iinlv the Mendinc-s of our gov-(the tanners ,,(' America in such a
eminent is as important to u- a- the ' c-t i -is.
steaditics- of their government is to i It is e-limatcd by the railroad man
(iermiuis or Britishers ; our danger is ; agements that the alleged increase in
as great if not so imminent and up-'wages which tiu-y would have to pay
parent as theirs. The certain grasp ! because of the eight-lionr day would
of our present government on war at-!amoimt to a figure ranging f nun -roll. -fairs
is as important to us as the 1 liiiil.iUMl lo -sliiii.oiltl.tlilll diiiim- the
'jrn-p if Vmi itothiiinnn-llolhveg or
Aquith is lo tlennany m F.nuland.
Try ing t I'pset Our Own (iovernnu'nt
Do you know why Xeppidins f!v
over London f u to de-troy ;ir-senal-
or kill -oldieis. It i- di--u-t
the Mriti-h eopIe with their gov
ernment and to provoke them to up-
et it on the groun.l that it i- not !
pi'oteeliiii; t htm. (
.Men are fiuhtin' in Fi.ropi' now t;i ;
tip-et enemy L'overntnc!;t and there-1
by Weaki II tilt If opponent-.
in the Fluted Slate- -.-.nit of a- an !
tri''.' to ui'-et our own l: ivernment j
nt a time w iien tlie war n i-i- den i an! - i
-lability ami eont inua n. i- ot t iie - - .
erilMaiit. j
Mo-t lia'i"ii- in till- cri-i- liavef
:il..is.!nd lc.-tn.ji-. Tin- v.; - n-t
iice--arv in the Fnited St;,:-, nr
won!.! it l;ae been p.v m!c i'c! t!ii j
i-omiii,' e'.rti..n ()ii';,t t.i be ji mere'
fonm.iity. The .te oujii! to m.-i-.i; j
;n -o ica-iv w.ir!-. "Yo:ie d-r.c weM.;
Mr. IV. i- . !. I'in rv ,,r;." '
At Lust! Instant Relief fcr that
r.j3ra;i.ocd to Giva
Ll.ON It. llA.sKl.NS.
(Continued from page one,
the -lightest influence in tl.e i'riuu
ine of tin- hill.
That portion of the hill lo o , aiing
f,,r ilie c-t;:h!;-iri.ci,t of a.i .-ig','.-hour
day for railroad employe-, en--':::
d ill tin- o iteration of trains, be
came o l:,'.v. It wu- ;:c--e.,-, by the
brothel hood-; tliostii.e was can
ceil, d and the " imp, nlm;r calcmity
wi-.s a vet tel.
An appeal in !iein-. made to the far
mer on tin- eve of the pleideutia!
ction to vote agam-t Mr. Wilson
be,-i-c oi his attitude on the smke
ciiesti,,n. Has the lamer eon-i,lerel
what il strike would have n.iisnt to
iliim ?
.Neither Side Consulted.
Xo ela- of the Aineriei-n people
I stood the chance of losim.' so much
from a strike us the farmer. A sin
gle week of inactivity in the opera
tion of freight mid express service
would have pnralyzi, his market for
a month or more. C-uiing at the time
of marketing of perUhnblo fall fruits
und vegetables, hi- lo-s from this
source alone would have run into the
millions; The demoralization of hi
market would have oM-ned opportun
ity for juggling in the grain exchanges
and commission centers an oppor
tunity which crafty speculator- would
have speedily seizid and multiplied
millions would have been taken from
the hard-earned prolits of the pro
ducer. When a single deal in the ( l.ie.-.go
wheat pit rims into profits of sfiiOOd
per minute on u "hull" market, human
reason is powerle-s to conjecture
what the gambler- would have done
to the farmer with ii strike on nml
the world clamoring for food. The
gambler in foodstuffs has the game
rigged against the farmer both ways
from the middle. A nation-wide
-trike would have been n gambler.-'
carnival.
All Producers Aidisrl.
This article may full under the eve
of u melon grower in the Hoekv Ford
district in Colorado, lie eim guess
what would have happened to him in
September had it been imp., ible to
ship his cantaloupes. Or it may, per
chance, reach a ;peaeh grower in
Michigan: even water freight iiero-s
Lake Michigan toVhieago would not
have saved him.
The apple grower of the Ozark s Ihe
northwe.-t or New York would have
,been in Ihe same.' deplorable stale.
oioi.-igc laconics are inauoiiunte to
handle tlie entire norma crop, and it.
i w"uM l"'v" ''"P'-sil'l'-Mo H"'
lion io.-i,,iagc wiiuoui irain service.
The immen-e dairy interest, the
poultry market, the citrus growers,
tiie grower of p runes, plums, pears,
year. Allowing their highest figure
of lliii,imu.oiiii -the farmers of the
I'liitcd State- w.uild have lost more
than this in thirty days had tliere not
been a man in the white house hig
enough to protect: the intcn-t of the
whole people.
Kive cent- a hn-hcl on wheat is
ca-y picking for the pit gamblers
when they can play the market al
their own --.wet will. It would have
meant i-.',i.iiiiii.0iiu I,,-- to the funnel-
on the lei-ii-u-hu-hcl crop. The
gambler- tr.nv "i t it anyhow but
I hey will not t::,d it so e;--y -ince the
federal iicp,'.n:i:, ut of agriculture has
c-t::bll-iic,i an honest sv-'em ,-f grad
ing under a la a pacd by the pre
cllt I gr,---.
Itunkrtiptcd l-'rtiitgroweis.
.lam,'- K. Ana -by. otic of the iarg-
c-l suiop, ;-- trtni m t alitorn:a.l
rei, ihi. .,n. r iitly made thej
-tut, i:i, !it that :i the threatened roil-1
r-.a-l -Hike had taken l.laec it would !
hcv,. ban'sroi-'-d metiv of t!o- froit
Awfa! Bunion 7rX I",
'ft vi ;h'.
l.r.tar.i. Relief
c tn.-wwat
1 1 l'.ist Main Stmt.
ore n; - ' -
lie
said it
wo, ild have cau-.'! a !-- of not le-s
than -'.i!,'o(i,iiiiti to the trail industry
of California alone. Tiii.- amount i-j
piobablv mil- h too low. I
The (leacli erop now going to mar
ket, with a '.aloe of about -f" ,.",.111111.
noo, would have been pfacticallv a to
tal loss, had the pr. -id.-nt not induc
ed congTe-- to ni t.
The .JJilti.iioii.iioii apple ,-rop would
have been -hrtnkeri by inability to get
to storage mid di-or-rnncpon of the
market to tin- tune of .- i !on-t .!.
tMltl.iioft. Other ClnK Saved.
T:ie pofMe, erop ..! a value of about
t-2l'ii.iiI)0.iiiui would hav c involved a
further lo-- ,.f at leu-! .-VV
The cabbage lain cr of northern
Ohio, the grower of t" m.'oe- P.- the
cannery and the oelerv grower of
.Michigan and Florida wotiM have kept
mournful compa ny.
Melons lr.un Colorado, California.
! Arizona and Itela grains trom
the vine-clad hid- of we-toin New
York and the siitmy -lopes e,f Yak
ima and Wenntchee, prune-, pickle-.
poultry, butter and egg- would have
gone down in the common- eata'-lv-m.
Some of this stulf might have been
fed to the hog-, to be sure, although a
hog does not fatten on a truit and
vegetable diet: but w hen hog- and!
i tie arc ready t'r tin- mark
mast tin. Tit' I'm ir:-r . ;mn"t t
l.i.v!
be J
'ujm1 the tiiiis'iiii-- I..!!;, without iii-(rca-ini:
daily lu. Wliai v. uuhl u
strike have meant t the live -tm-k
market df the fanner And w!u;t
would it !u'e meant to the consumer,
with the euld .stuniire t'neiiities in
rtmtr.d of the (liickers cuinliine ?
Only One I'Iiiim.
The direct and im media if
wlneli the farn.er .vould have su-lain-ed
in (-ae of n strike i hnt one jdia-e
-if tlie danL'ei- which tlir. atcr; kl his
interest . Tlie deprein inl mcn'-c
upon market .riet, rcultin'r from
tlie inability of con'Miu ! to hnv he-ciin-e
of htfk of employment, wonld
have been felt in every .-iniile item of
tins year's farm product-.. Take this
binirle instance: Tlii telegram ent
to I'resident Wil-im on September 'J
by Ileiliy Koul, the world's pvate.-!
automobile mar. ut 'net urer :
"The President : The moment it i-
positively known that a strike -wii!
become effective on the railroad, tlie
Ford Motor company will of absolute
neoe-;ity hut down its factory and
nil of its n-.embly plant throughout
tlie country, and every man of ii
more than 4iUM0 workers will haw
to MO iilC the payroll.
''Our liiisiness i so organized that
the supplies ami nrodnets mn.-t he
kept moviuL' eontantly. We cannot
move a day without, railroad service.
We are imikinr'2J(0 nrs every iny.
growers of that state
When f aco to f cc with the fuc. i U-." nelty for In.
l. . sanitary hairreaiiliK in one'. 5chcn-.u or MrsuiisJ
( when lace totacewnn ine iv.o u.-. j m
clean and a (rtin of 0l!c If-urar.cs. ft
by the dUappeamnce ot danoruir, the cause of n est ha r toati.e.,
id the .bsir.ee of looae ha.r on the cloP-mg or in lt.U
AM.tn, ttsr.Irrand hair-iwvirir,uati'.ief. hF.RI ICIDt.
V.
lmoat innantly. ApplicanonJ at tho
Guaranteed by THE MEr.riLiun t,u.-o
W "W g
MKDl-'Oltl) PIIOI'.M
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
s Hwni-Vi no will loav
Eagle Point at s A. M. and 1 P. M
daily, exceid Sunday: leave Medford
A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for
pa?sn(rer5 at hotels in -Medford and
hotels and business houses In Eagle
Point.
PIIOVK S-X2 Oil 8-X3.
New Japanese
Hand Laundry
will open for business -(MTOItnt,
DTH
Wo will do all kinds of .laundry
work and dry cleaning.
All work done h hand.
MHITII l'HOT ST.
rilOMi 750.
The materials mu-t b- moved in and
ear- oat. J sincerely hope something
can be done to avert th" strike. Your
effort.- are appreciated and should he
commended by every citizen in the
.-omitr.'.'. Henry Kurd.''
This telegram is typical of what
would have hi-.ppcufd lo practically
everv American indu-try had a strike
ensued. Million- of contented and
well-employed laborers would have
laced enforced idleness ; imverty and
destitution would have come to mil
lions of workingmen's homes. 'Ihe
working man's power to hnv food
products ilc-nds upon his daily wage.
Stop hi- wage find liis consuming
iKiwv-r i- limited by the barest necessi
ties of life.
A iiation-v,i'!e railway strike would
I, use paruiyz, il everv American indu-try
and precipitated a panic, such
as has never he.-n witnessed in the
iii-tory of this country. The farmer
provide- tho neces-ities. of life f"l
Ami rica'- mihious and multiplied mil
lions over-cus. A -Ink,- would have
disorganized the farmer's market, de
stroyed and wasted tiie product of hi
toil and would have brought him tace
to luce with an economic condition
from which he could not have recov
ered f-,r year-.
tiet Record Straight.
Let the farmer get the record
-traiu'lit. He faced t!ii- crisi- which
threatened him with incalculable fin-
; re in! bi-.. Tliere was no law in
loree tn compel arbitration between
eoii-endiii'' force- who refu-ed t
yield to voluntary nrbitration. The
tn-id en t ai:d coiijTe-s peri ornu-d
their inevitable dulv for the pi-otee-iin
of the public. For thU :ct IVe--iiieiit
Wil-on is dentiiineed bv t!io-c
wli.. offer no siiiri-'e-ted remedv to
ine'-t Mich a sif.mtion had they been
in power.
On the win de. iij.s not tlie farmer
irood rei!-on to tlmnk Oud thai
W'oodrow Vi!-on was i?i tlie white
hoti-e, with nerve and canity enough
to slop a national calamity
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7 Warren
K. Billings, convicted of murder in
the preparedness day bomb explosion
here, in which 10 persons lost their
lives and 4f) were injured, was sen
tenced to life im prison mejU in Fol
pom prison today by Judge'Frank H.
Dunne. Sentencing followed denial
of retrial and sworn charges that
witnesses for tlie defense were
coerced into repudiation of affidavits
by the polite and the district ottor-
ney's office.
bjtter Urber stic-p.,.
ACV. Special Agent.
Farm Loans
Low Interest Rates
Money ready upon
approval of security
and title.
O. C. BOGGS
RandMcNa!lycCo.
CHICAGO
PRINTERS OF BOOKLETS
CATALOGS HOUSE MAGAZINES
COMMERCIAL ART WORK
COLOR DESIGNING
AND ENGRAVING
FIXED FINANCIALLY AND
MECHANICALLY FOR PROMPT
HANDLING of LARGE EDITIONS
S 8
I;
7
IHE CROSS CIO IS
L(xik at Tongue.! If Couti'd, i'Wim
Mttlt stimmt'h, IJver
How. 'Is
Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. H"e if tonguo is coated; th.'-M
is a pure sign Ji-'J 1 i 1 1 lo stomachy liver
and howeis are clo-;!4'fi with .sour
waste.
When listlcst pale, fcverisli, full or
cold, bad breath, throat ore. doe.snt'
eat, sleep cr art naturally has stom
achache, indigf stion, diarrhoea, give
a tearoonful or "California Syrup
of Figs," and in a few hour.- all the
foul waste, tlie. f.our bile and fer
menting food pa.;.;es out of thf- bowels
and you have a well and playful
child again. Children love thi.s harm
less "fruit laxative " and mothers
can rest easy after giving it, because
it never fails to make their little "in
sides" clean and sweet.
Keep it handy. Mother! A little
given today saves a nick child tomor
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
drugist for a ."iO-rent bottle of "Cal
ifornia Syrup of Figs' which has
directions for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. ftemomber there are coun
terfeits sold here so surely look and
see that yours is made by the "Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company." Hand
baek with contempt any other fig
syrup. Adv.
mm
1
This road is very uncertain, hut if
you will proceed cautiously and in
quire the way of those who are wear
ing satisfactory glasses you will find
that it leads you to
Dr. Rickert gSSSSt'
Over The Slay Co.
Protect your Complexion
with Marinello Motor Cream
Forms a protecting roat before tho
application of powder. Keeps the
skin smooth and free from irritation,
aad prevents tan and sunburn.
Price 50c
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
407 Oni-nett-Corcy llldg.
MADE i
I IN
ItOrORD
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning. Pressinrj and Altering
28 E. MAIM, UPSTA IRS
MAKERS OF MAPS
for All the World
"HICAGO
NEW YORK.
IM'KRVKKAM AlTToOAjtt OO,
TLME CAIU).
beats Medford tor Asniand, Txlent
ind Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
1:00 . m., 1:00. 2:00, 4:00 and 5:1S
p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford '
daily, e.-cept Sunday, at 9:00 a. m..
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Alsa
on Saturday nights at 6:30 and
2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00
. m. and 1:00. 4:30. :30 and 10:t
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
203 East Main Street.
Medford
The Only FixcliLiive
Corcnierfinl Photjrni)l,t'rs
in Southern Orctron
Negatives Mude any time or
plar-e bv appointment.
Pht.ne 141-3
Well do the rest
E. D. WESTON, Pro?.