Medford mail tribune., November 01, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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TRIED TO ESCAPE
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LONDON, Nov. I. Tlio British
' steamer Rownninore, from Baltimore
' to'fSverpool Bunk last week by a sum
marine, attempted to escape from the
attacking undorseas boat, but the lut-
ler continued to shell the ship, after
she stopped, according to affidavits
from nienibers of tile crew procured
hi- the American consul at Liverpool.
; The principal details of the slnlilnB j-J-"' I ,,,u""t"
evii-neted from a number of affidavits i'' ',(" - I"
cllniec light ev.os, ai;i 11 ;
TODAY'S MARKETS
' ' Portland Livestock
I'ORTLAKI), Or.. Nov. 1. Hoys
steady; receipts Mil. Prime light
$ii.."0('(i tl.(it) ; prime stroiii; weights,
fll.'jr(ft ().."(); good tn prime mixed,
If 8.7."(Vi (t ; muiili heavy packing, $.'-!"
(8.o0: pics ami skips, .8( 8.2.V,
stock hogs, $7 (a 8.
Cattle steady: receipts 38. Steers.
prime lig-ht, .fti.ti.'ilii 7; prime lieavv.
$li..")(l(ii 7; good, U(afi.5ll; cows,
choice, if.VAVrt5.75; medium to good,
$'( -': ordinary to fair, .f-l.'25(a
4..7.V. heifers, if-luili; hulls, -l.'AV.
culve, 8.
Sheep fteadv; receipts filtll. Choice
lamhs. Jr.S..j(( 8.75 : common Iambs.
hoicc' yearling wethers.
nod vcurlings, .$"(
aro as follows:
5 "On October 2(1 at R:4ii a. m. the
steamer was 130 miles from l-'nstnot !
' when shells began to burst around
her. A moment later the lookout saw
the submarine's helm put hard aport
bringing the attacking craft directly
astern. Eearly in tiie chase two shells
struck the bridge.
Shells Stop Steitmei'.
"The pursuit continued until 9:30
: o'clock five or slxshells In the tneaii-
; time striking the stenmer. The cap
tain of the liowanmore stopped his
fingines and hoisted signals "that ho
'viilnded abandon the ship, hut
; the submarine continued to shell her
as the boats were being lowered and
when they were in the water the occu
pants were orencneu ny spray irom jieeein
heavy ewes, $:i.50(i -l.r.O:'
Portland Butter
PORTLAND, .Or., Nov. 1.-
wcak.
l'.utter
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 1. Wheat
weak; no trading. Spot bids ! to
tic lower. Blue-tein, 1 ..")." : I'ortyi'old.
$1.5(1; club, 11.47 ; lied Kile, .1.-I8;
lied lius-inn, $A I.
Hurley unchanged.
Today's car receipts; Wheat till,
ujiou ymd. - Slut held a eonlVreuee
of miiimarv workers in the after
noon at the Presbyterian church and
addressed a meeting in the evening. .
Herald Hodgson, nephew of W. 11.
Hodgson of this city, has passed a
required course in aviation at Van
couver, 11, C, and will soon leave to
fill a position with the allied armies
"somewhere in France. " He lived
here several venrs ago, his father oc
copying a fruit ranch in the Hellevicw
district. The fntnilv now resides nt
Nelson, II. ('.
I). K. Kowler, lather of Dr. Lillian
Fowler, dropped dead on the streets
Tuesday afternoon. Ho was advanced
in years and had been in feeble health.
The family came here from F.u;,rene
some time ago.
Dr. Lincoln Wirt, traveler and lec
turer, greatly pleapsed an audience at
the Methodist ehurch on Tuesday eve
ning, lly virtue of his subject, "In
the Wake of the War," he cITcclivelv
cviewed the status of the si niggle in
Europe, having witnessed actual eim-
litions as a correspondent. To licv.
H. A. t'arnahun is given the credit of
seeming the lecturer's npVearatice
barley 1, flour
(i. hay 8.
falling shells.
"Tim submarine then headed for
the lifeboats, while one of its officers
shouted: 'Oct out of the way or we'll
run you down,'' but. swerved when
near the boats, passing them and then
turned hack, the commander culling
out: 'I am sorry for you. but you
are very roollsh. You probably will
all drown.'
"The captain of the Rowannioro
V was ordered on board the submarine,
lint declined to obey, although the
command was thrice given, until a re
volver was pointed at his head. After
the captain had been taken on board,
t'lthe submarine fired a torpedo at the
liowanmore, which sank. The sub
marine then submerged Rnd was not
seen again. About three hours later
the crew was picked up."
Americans Alained.
Two white Americans were on
board. They were George Murphy of
Mrooklyn and Albert Sessler of Bos
ton. Five Filipinos oil board gave
their Liverpool addresses.
The affidavits of Murphy and Sess
ler amee In staling that they saw
no shells fired at the lifeboats after
. they were clear of the ship. The at
tack occurred at a time when the sea
was very rough. In the documentary
evidenco the belief finds expression
that the shelling of the ship after she
had stopped, was duo to resentment at
the failure to abandon her.
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Chicago Wheat
TIK'AOO, Nov. 1. Whc
Open.
1.87 1..
1.8 17 s
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t'losC.
MEDFORD MARKET REPORT I
HEART FAILURE CLAIMS
PASTOR-EDITOR RUSSELL
Livestock.
(Prices paid producers.)
HOtlS - Alive, 7(o 7 tie.
STI'.KUS Alive, fKcS.rM.n.
COWSAlive, 4-Ji2c. '
YKAI. Dressed, 8 lue.
SIll-M-'.l' Ewes, i(ii5e; wethers
(a.Vifc; lambs, oV-itodie.
Live Poultry.
1IKNS Light hens, 12c; 4 lbs. nnd
over, 14e; springs, 15c. Old roosters,
7c.
DUCKS Fat, 80.
GKERE Fat, 80..
TURKEYS Fat young, 15o.
BELGIAN HARES, fi to do.
Hay uud drain.
(Ruvine Prices.)
WHEAT $1.15.
OATS $30 ton.
HAY Ornin and alfalfa, $12 ton,
HA KLF.Y Whole, $:I0.
Trices l'ald by Dealers.
EGOS -40c.
POTATOES $1 .50 per 100 lbs,
ON IONS Sc.
HONEY 12c per lb.
C1DKR 25c.
PORK lO'.c.
BEEF 1012o.
LA If D 17c.
SHOULDERS 15e.
lll'TTEK Dairy, 2 lbs. 55c.
HITTER Wholesale, :!-lc.
HITTER FAT .'lie.
CANADIAN. Tex., Nov. 1 Charles
T. Russell, known as "pastor" Rns
pcM and independent minuter editor
of the Watch Tower, and prominent
author, died late Tuesday on an
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe train
en route from L011 Angeles to New
York. Heart disease was given as
the cause.
. Pastor Russell complained of feel
ing ill soon after leaving Los Ange
les and gradually grew worse. Death
came while the train was stopped at
rau.no, TCx., near here. The body Is
being sent to Kansas City, Mo., on the
train on which the inlnlstersdied.
Pastor liussell was born In Totts
burg Pa., February 10, J S 5 2 . He
was president of the Watch Tower
Bible and Tract society of Pennsyl
vania, the International Bible Stu
dent's association of London and the
People's Pulpit association of New
York. '
SOME GOOD ADVICE
f Strengthened by Medford Kxnorlenres
Kidney disease is too dangerous to
neglect. At the first sign of backache,
hcadarhe, dizziness or urinary disor
ders, you should give the weakened
kidneys prompt attention. Eat little
meat, take things easier and use a re
liable kidney tonic. There's no other
kidney medicine so well recommend
ed n nnnn't Killnev Pills. Medford
people rely on them. Here's one of
the many statements from Medford j
people.
.1. D. Samuels, 421 J street, Med-j
ford, says: "Several years ago 1 1
worked at the stone mason trado and
flni.ii,., Yni ..... l.nnb (.nun me il '
A (piartet composed of H. L. Whil
ed, C. II. Watson, Will Mitchell and
Wilfred Cnrr made a trip to Josephine
county 011 Sunday in the vay of an
ouliii','. Whitcd and Carr drove the
machine nnd .lodge Watson explained
the scenic and other features along
the main line id' Irnvol, which ended
abruptly at the blind end of a trail
in the brush. The party also visited
thi' Almcda mine, one of the principal
ore workings near the nolcd (Julice
ili-.lriet. On a I'ulurc incursion into
thai territory they will seel: to dis
cover ami explore the mysteries of
the linx canyon. A'l nnile in saying
thai the liiiigniflcciit fiiliage along Ihe
roiile traveled at Ibis particular sea
son of the year lent added chulrn to
the outing.
Klamath counly raised 28". 040
bushels of grain and 21,10:1 tons of
hay ihe past season 011 that portion
of its territory within bounds id' the
rechimatiiin project.
A marriage lircn-e iva issued at
Yreka, October 28. lo Albert 1.. Law
rence of that eily and Floret E.
McCoy of Medl'iird.
Mrs. Alice Miinwaring and daugli-
ler Gladys of linck Rapids, la., have
arrived in Ashland lo pas Ihe winter
with Miss Ethel Davenport, who is a
-istcr of Mrs. Manwiiring.
Charles p. Day, well-known tel
egrapher, fonuerly in the depot of-
oay en
is now
tiers, -,vas in Ashland on rue
route lo Poriland, where he
localcii.
Fred L. Dodge, Southern Pacific
freight conductor, who was fright fully
great deal of trouble. I had hard lopncd in a railroad accident at
work getting down
and I could hardly straighten up.
After I had taken Doan's Kidney
PillR awhile. 1 didn't have the lame-
Sanitarium Tuesday afternoon. Hi
home was in A-blnnd. where he leaves
a wife and child. He was the -on of
neps In my hock and could get up and I the late Ira Dodge and leaves niiiuer-
down as well as ever."
Price 5nr, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Samuels had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props., Unfftflo, N. Y. Adv.
ens relatives in A-hland and Mcltonl.
Mis. (1. S. Davis of Chicago, rrpre
s"iitieg the board ol home missions ol
iiiition.il scope, visited Aslihiud ln-t
S lay iicidiiit to an official call
upon the churches lorooghout Hie Or-
Ezra Meeker, who passed through
here several duvs ago in his schooner-
uiobile 011 a transcontinental lour im
itating the primitive methods which he
mployed in early days as a trail
blazer, has reached Sacramento, front
Inch center lie is .s,ug"iresling various
laterals thai will include 11 wide range
of territory tributary to that state
apital, the route of the chief high
way artery to remain 11s alrcaoy
fixed.
Hob Roberts, arrested Sunday on a
liurge of giving iipior to minors, was
icipiilicd on Monday 111 recorders
onrt. Two hoys also figured m the
asc. Rohert.s' testimony was that
the hovs stole the whisky.
Theie will he a republican meeting
1 ihe l.vric theater oil Thursday
veiling of this week. Alt candidates
011 Ihe (1. O. P. county ticket are ad-
vcrliscd lo be present. Hen Sheldon
ind F. W. Mcars of .Medford will sup
plement the efforts of local spellbiiul-
s, and the gathering promises to as
sume the proportunis ot n lug cam
paign rally. .
At a meeting of School District No.
incorporating Ashland, which was
more numerously intended limn any
held for veal's, the vote on Monday
for a nine-mill levy was unanimously
carried.
The Hellevicw Literary society has
been organized. A. (. .loy is presi
dent; C. A. Hrown, vice-president:
Delphia Heaglc, secretary; Ella Ev
ans, treasurer. A committee is ar
ranging a program for the coming
mouths, in which social features will
share with those devoted to literary
effort.
On Wednesday evening, Xoveniher
l, Ihere will be a public reception to
Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Reed, which event
will mark Ihe entry of Mr. Reed umn
his second year's ministry in the
Methodist church of that town. This
will be in the nature of a pastoral
home-coming and a number of Ash
land friends will be in attendance to
assist in heartily welcoming Mr
Reed's reappointment to the neighbor
ing field so acceptably filled.
The Elks, as is customary, will re
ceive election returns on the night of
November 7 at their lodge heado.uar-
tcrs, introducing an innovation this
year. Republican members of the or
der will subscribe $15, which includes
the expense of the special service.
Democratic members will follow suit
in a like amount. Then whichever
party loses Ihe election, its particular
champions foot Hie $15 liability. Thus
is the service assured and the AVes
lern Union's toll demands for "night
election Idlers" satisfied,
L. Miksch, former rancher of the
Bclh'vicw district, is now 11 resident
of (.'union, O., employed in the con
ccrns of that manufacturing town.
Following Ihe example of the Ash
laud and Talent units, Cold Hill is
agitating for irrigation facilities, and
a lift it ion patterned after Ihe local
project will be presented to the county
court in November, water, to be taken
from Rogue river. Several lliousand
a-res come under exlciit of the pro
ject. Mrs. W. .1. Doiiglicrly relumed
home early in Ihe week from a three
months' vi-it ' with relatives in the
enlral west, mtiiitly passed among Ihe
old family surroundings at Memphis.
Mo. " .
A big dclegalion from here is as
sured ill the political inccling at Mod
ioli!, Wednesday evening, November
I, at which gathering ex-Scnator
Charles W. Fulton will c ml polil-
ical ipicslions from tile viewpoint of
the republican gosnel.
HliH'k w ood w ill be al Inched lo pen
holders used bv fourth grade studeuts
iu the public schools, in line with a
new improvement which is asserted
will expedite free-hand efforts in pen-
iiniiisliip, particularly with beginners
in the art.
F. L. Coatcs, iincman employed by
Ihe Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co.. has moved from North Maui to'
the lilue prellK-c-, 282 Oak street. j
The Sigma Chi society of the high
school ha- been reorganized, in an
ticipation of the social advantages
which accrue to its 1 j 1 n 1 1 r -1 1 1 1 dur
ing Ihe fail anil winter season. Its
roller includes a score of upper e!;i.---incii,
and its refreshment features are
routined within the limits of . two
coarse suppers.
Trinity (luild will meet at the par-!
ish house oil Thursday afternoon.
Each member is urged to bring a i
friend. The guild is already prepar-j
ing for its annual holiday bazaar,
which will be held December 14.
Heche lit Kinney's store is tempo
rarily closed, pending ihe iaaugiira-
tiou of n closing out .alc on SatuVday
morning.
Quite a force from iiiis vicinity is
al work cleaning out the illils ditch,
which has its intake in Ihe divide
west of town and affords irrigation to
unite a section in the vicinity of the
Hillings ranches.
The auto stage company which has
been affording passenger transporta
tion from Poriland to Klamath Falls
via Ashland, following the example
of the Ashland-Klamath Falls line,
has discontinued trips for the winter.
The route from here was over the
Green Mountain Springs road.
II. (I. Easlniau, deputy postmaster,
returned the first of the week from a
vacation visit with relatives at Mo
desto, Cal. His wife and children
will arrive home later in the week.
Those who dote upon the nnliipic
and historic in the way of household
furniture are reminded that Mary E.
Sullivan of Ibis city is the possessor
of a sideboard, 11 relic of 17511 colon
ial period, made in Massachusetts, an
heirloom which has heon in ttninlcr
rilpled possession of various branches
if the family all these years.
IT
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co.. Sixth and Ftr St.
Marriage License.
Fred Stevens and Carrie Nelson.
Ctrrult.
J. T. Holmes vs. Win. M. Holmes.
et al, mechanics lien.
W. K. Holmes vs. Win. M. Holmes,
et al, mechanics Hen.
A111I0 Penwell vs. Coyle Johnson et
al, mechanics lien.
Klizabeth Fowler, 'executrix, vs. T.
.1. Wilson, et al. notice, motion, affi
davit. Lewis J. Trefren vs. Nola Pearl
Trefren, divorce.
L. Zundel vs. Samuel Dntemaii, mo
tion to strike; demurrer.
FEW FOLKS HAVE
FIHXISIIEI APAHTMBXT9
FOIt RRNT Furlnshed apartment.
Hot water, heat. The Berben.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished flat.
with piano, 7H0 West 11th streol.
Drugpist. Says Ladies are Using
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
XR KXOIiANOB!
FOR KXCIIANGK Texas land for
city or country property. Address
Ilox 35. Mall Tribune. 183
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1 1
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
Fred Moore and family spent Sun
lay with Mrs. R. Moore.
There are forly-two names now on
llu- nigh school roster. Several more
students are expected and these, Willi
lossible mid-year graduates from tlie
ghlh grade, will bring the cniolhiieiil
ip to fillv. The total school cnroll-
Iteal Kstate Transfers,
O. N. Smith ot nx to Myrtle
Putnam et vlr, land In W.
Va. add Ashland 1300
Sarah E. Cox to V. O. X. Smith.
same
Mary J. C.rlsez et vlr to Mary
Van l)ykei lots 20 and 21 hlk
L ltlt add Ashland
Myrtle Putnam et vlr to V. O.
N. Smith, land in W. Va. add
Ashland
W. S. Pickett et nl to W. W.
Cottrell, pt 2S-M-2W QCI
C. II. Peclor et ux to Ralph
Stanley, pt 2-:'..".-:iE
P. W. Carnahan et 11 1 to Mex
ican Smelting and Refining
Co. placer mining claim In
41-4W
Mora E. IluriiH el ax to D. K.
Patterson, pt aS-UV
I. II. French ct nx 10 .1. ti. Hurt
pt ::r.-nv
1300
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Hair that loses its color nnd lustre, or
when it fiulin, tnra gray, dull and life
less, ia earned by a luck of sulphur in
the hair. Our grandmother made up a
mixture of Snge Tea and Sulphur to
keep her locka dark and beautiful, and
tlimisiiiiils of women and men who value
tluit oven color, that beautiful dark
stuulc of luiir which is so attractive, use
only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mixture
improved l0hc ailditloa of other ingredi
ents liy asI.Br nt nay drug store for a 50
cent bottle "Wycth's Sage nnd Sub
pliur Coiiipuuiul," which darkens the,
iinir an naturally, ao evenly, that nobody
can possibly tell it lata been uppllcd. You
just dampen a sponge or soft tmiah with
it and draw this through your hair, tak
ing one fiinull strand nt u time, lly morn
ing tlie gray hair disappears; but what
delights tlic'ludiea with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur ConiKHind, is that, besides beau
iifiillv darkening the hair after a few
npplii-utions, it 11U0 britiga back the glosa
mid lutrc and gives it uu appearance
ot nhiuuliinoe.
Wvetli'a Sage nnd Sulphur Compound
is n delightful toilet rnpiisitu to impart
color and a youthful appearance to the
liair.- It, la not lnlcnuca lor 1110 cure,
mitigation or prevention of discuae.
FOR KXCHANCK 1!2 acres improv
ed dairy ranch. JI'J.OuO; take city
property to $f,000, balance easy
terniH. Clark Realty Co., 206
Philips building.
TO TRADE (1. P. residence property
for good auto; terms; no lentous,
inqulro of Hon Ton Uakery and
(Irocery. 4 1:1 ',4 G street, Grants
Pass, Ore. 19
slight advance
incut to dale is 15li, a
over that of lust year.
Do not forget the Hallowe'en pro
gram nnd social tonight. Refresh
incuts served free.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IS. Webster enter
tained Dr. and Mrs. Malmgren and
Mrs. (loraiau on Sunday with a dinner
party.
Mrs. Ilailev, (he mother of Mrs. J.
Morgan, who has been here visit in
for the mist few months, will return
to her home in Iowa this week.
BOPP'S ACCUSER IS
KNOWN AS RASCAL
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Fred Marx Is a business visitor
Medford today from Portland.
In
ITOK NSHW-lflTlCTVnKTB.
I'OU SA1.K .s"i fine feeder weather
lambs. I). Roseuhurg, Holland llo-
1.4. 12
FOR SALE One Jersey row and
heifer; one black horse and one bay
horse; one set surry harness, one
single buggy harness, one buck
one wagon. Hox II, II. 11. No,
Orchard Home (ieo. Wolff.
Ill
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
Get a small package of Hamburg
Brenat Ten, or us tlie Gernmn folki
cnll it, "Hamburger Itrust Thee,"ntnny
pliunaacy. 'Jake a tnblespoonful of the
tea, Hlt n. clip of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sievo and drink a
teacup ' full at any time during the
day or heforo retiring. It is the must
effective way to brcuk a cold and euro
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus driving a cold from the
system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is iiiexpeusiva
and entirely vegetable, therefore attfo
and huruilcaa.
FOR SALE (lood orchard team, bar
ners. Moline wagon, cntivator, new
Deer burrow. II !IS-A, Route 2 Med
ford.. 1'J
FOR SALIC Two fresh cows. Also n
Jorsev bull. Italph Hillings, Ash
nnd. li
Phone
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FOR SALE Vv'eiiii'!
fii-lt, evenings.
pigs.
FOR SALE Chenp. Team horses,
Wight, about 2400 pounds. Dr.
Henry Hart. Tel. 14-F-1D. Vj
FOR SALE G Jersey cows and
heifers. Mostly fresh or will lib
soon. Registered Jersey bull. Ap
ply N. D. Hrophy, 2 nillos south
west of Talent. ill
VOU 8ALK MIHCIVtitiillVKOt)
POIl SALE lleardless barley seed
, Phone so
' SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. Franz
Bopp, German consul general at this
port under Indictment with four oth
ers, two of them members of tho con
sular staff, In connection with the bo-
called bomb plots, filed In the United
States district court an affidavit
charging J. H. Van Koolbcrgen who
had been named as having furnished I
the government with information re-1
gnrding llopp's alleged activities, with
having a bad record In Holland. The
affidavit was filed in support of the
petition of Bopp and his co-defendants
to have the case which was set
for November 10. continued.
Hopp, in his affidavit included a
report on Van Koolbergen by tho
chief of police of Amsterdam and
wanted time to obtain a certified copy
of a court order which, ho said, would
show that Van Koolbergen had been
sentenced In 190:1 10 three years Im
prisonment for extortion.
John W. Preston, l'nited States dis
trict attorney said that Ihe govern
ment had no Intention of railing Van
Koolbergen as a witness. "That be is
a rascal," suid Preston, "I luivo nl-
finlml(l and tho conmil Iihb
merely confirmed my rrt."
FOR SALK KuoW tlrod nw
ntinrlv new. SiO; cood one-horni'
waKon. $25; p.UcUa hny, ?S tn
burn, Frnzeo vaucq Iwo nnd op0'
nmirtor iiiIIoh mirth of .Jacksonville,
A. P. Conuor Medford Routo 2 1!M
Bub Fain and Btifihess away with
a small bottle of old honest
, Bt, Jacobs 0U
When ronr IWk is sore nnd lamS
or Jumlmpo, FcifttU'H or rhcumatirim hua
you Htiffoned don't suffer I (Jet a
25 rent bottle of old, himost "fit.
Jacnljs Oil" nt nny drug store, pour a
lit tit) m your imim and ruu it rinc
into tho imin or ache, and by tho timo
you count lifty, tho eorenuas uud lame
uens in gone.
Don t stay crippled! Tina Bootlnniy,
penetrating oil nurds to ho used only
once. It takes tlie ache and pain rignt
out of your hm-k and ends the misery.
It ib niagieal, yet absolutely nurniieaa
d dootm 't liiirn the skin.
Nothing else nlopti liimli.igo, flclaticft
uid lame buck misery bo moinjitly!
IF KICK BOTHER
Eat leu meat and take Baits for Back
ache or Bladder trouble
Neutralizes acids. .
FOIt SALE Cnreaux jilKeons.
phone 730-11. Xed l-'rench.
Call
191
BC8INKHS WKHOTORI
Unto Rappne
LAHKR AUTO BPRINQ CO. W
re operating the Unmet, oldest
and boat equipped plant tn the P
elfle northwest. .Use our spring
when others fall. Bold under gusr
antee. 26 North Flfteestb Bt.
Portland, Ore. , - - .
Attorneys
OfiOUGE A. COniHNO Lawyer.
Honm 412 Clnrnott-Corey Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 221.
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorner an
Notary, Tloomn 9-10, Jackson Coun.
ty Hank Iliilldlng, entrance N,
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NEPP Attorney at law,
rooms 8 rnd 9, Medford Natlenal
Bank nulldlng.
V 13. RRAMES, LAWYER Oarsett-
Corey bids.
O. M. ROBERTS Lawyin1.
Medford National Bank Bnllflwi
rmiKultintt Kngliiecr.
Q. T. CUONEMIU.ER Consultlni.
eleetrleal engineer, hydro-eloetrlo
developments, iudiiRlrlal - power,
utility valuation. Medford nnd Gold
Hill, Ore.
Collection.
lOLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected somo accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get the
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Aenry. Inc., Rooms t, 1, I, Has
klns' Bldg., 21 6 il. Matn st
Denture
Dr. W. M. VAN BOOYOC
DR. C. O. VAN FOOYOO
Dentists
Oarnett-Corey Bldg., nlte lla
Medforo, Oro, Phone 86.
Collections and Reports
Engineer and Ooatractn
?RED N. CUMMINQB engineer anl
contractor, 404 M. F. H. Bldg
Surveys,, estimates, lrrlgatlos
drainage, orohard and land tia
provemeat.
FOR SALE C.uillluc toiirliiR car, in
Kood median. i.al civulitinn. A bar.
Kaln for ea.iii. laelflc Highway
(iarnge. HI
FOR SALE Moline wngon, Blze 314
Inches, used ono snaaon. Cull at
2011 W. Main street. Phono litil-L.
Tula is a bargain.
FOR SALE-
SIl'J-R.
-Fresh cider.
Phono
. 191
II ICLP WANTEI1 FEMALE
WANTED (lirl for general houao
work.- Apply Mall Tribune, Dox M.
FOIt KENT MISCICIiLA.N'KOL'S
FOR RENT DeVoe's two storo
roonia. at 41 S W. Main ftrect. Kino
location lor. Dimmer.
KOK KENT nmiW'JHKKIMNG
KOO.MH
FOR RENT Furnished hniiHeKeep-
iug rooiuu, t'all 2 lo t. :l hoil'li
Central. 1,11
FOR RENT Suite of four cum-
fintaldv housekeeping rooms. Datn.
gas, light, ( all at 3U Newtown
street.
J'Oll fiALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Itaneh of -10 ncies, 30
aereR under Irrigation In meadow,
llalanee wheat and eom land, fair
buildings. Ilariis full or hny nnd
fodder. ISO bushels of grain, 20
head of eall le, :l horses, S or 1 0
hogs. 50 bens. All m.-ubliM-ry and
tools. Price ? -1,1101, 2.:ioii cash,
hnlane.i time. Art Colby, LnUe
Creek, Ore. 191
WANTED- Woman for general houso
work: Iwo in family. (115 vV. l.mi
street. Phone 420-L. 11
WANTia nrrtiATlONS
GarTtagt
OARBAOH Get your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Oall
on the city ge.rbage wagons tot
good service Phone S74-L. T
Y. Allen.
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
Move Houses, Barns, Oarages, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or
488-X. 6l2 S. Newtown, 811 Dakota.
ft)H ItK.M tHt,NKS
FOR RENT 3-room house on east
side; 4 roiiiu houso on west side.
W. II. Evorhard.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Uric acid in meat cxciU-s tho kidneys,
thev beeome overworked; (ret ilUKlfieli,
ache, and fvl like lumps of lead. 'Ihe
urine becomes cloudy ; the bladder is irri
tated, and vou niav be oblieed to seek re
lief two or three tines during the night.
When the kidneys clog- you must help
them fbuh olf the bo'Iy 8 urinous wnsle
or vou'll be a real sick person shortly,
At first you feel a dull misery in the kid
ney rerrion. vou sulfcr from bnekache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach pets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu
matic twinges when the weather is Mil
ljit less meat, drink lots of woter;
dIm, eet from anv pharmacist four ounce!
of Jad .Salts; take a tablcspnonful
in a glass of water before breuklsst
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous saltB is mude
from the aeid nf cranes sad lemon iuite, I
combined with litliiu, and has been u.ed I
for generations to clenn cloegr-d kidie-js j .'oit ASSI-:HSOIt
and stimulate them to normal activity, fiint r.ulluiiu. of Med ford . Demo-
nlso to neutralize the acids in unin, so ;cra(c nominee. Three year's field
it no loriL-er is a source of irritation,
Ihm ...,i;n l.l..l,ler weakness. ""-''
Jad Falts is inexpensive, cannot
WANTED Day or eonlraet work for
muii with team. Phono 47K-Y. 11
WANTED Set of books to keep ev
enings. Address A, T. B care
Mall Tribune. 1113
W A NT E I ) M ISCKliLA N HO 1)8
WANTED -tinod nav I'Verywhere fur
trained ineehanlea. Take enures in
sleam, gas or elietrleal enginei-i-Ing;
work helps pay tuition. Semi
for free Illustrated catalogue. Se
mite Engineering School, Hoy St..
Seattle, Wash.
WANTED Second-hand bicycle.
Must, be bargain. Call 4H8-W. 1 !H
WANTED --Work horse, harness uu
ll-day calves, pigs, slump puller,
reed cutler. E. E. Foss, Talent,
Ore. Phone 372-11-1, Af.li
laud. 14
Instruction tn Music
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher ol
piano and hnrniony. Hnlght Mualo
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg..
Phone 72,
Insurance.
HJARL S. T1IMY Genoral Insurnnc
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Qlass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com.
panles, good local serrtoe. No,
310 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
l'Olt REPRESENTATIVE
MARIAN II. TOWNE
Democratic nominee lor
Representative,
(l'ald Adv).
bv firsl-
Physicians and fcargc-ons
OR. W. W. HOWARD OsteopathW
physician, 303 Garnett-Cory
building. Phone 110.
OR. J. J. EM MENS Phystclaa aad
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
osr, nose und throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses Sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlnt tor B. P.
R. H. Co. Offlwis M. F. & H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone ifit-
lrlnter and rohlIshrs
(Paid Adv).
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
litliitt-water drink which everyone should
take now and thro to keep tlie kidneys
clean and active. Druggists here nay
belie" in overcoming kidney trouble , er-atly appreciated,
while it is ouly vouble. ' (Paid Adv).
SCHOOL KITERINI ENDEXT.
Anna M. 'Jeffrey of Medford, Inde
pendent nominee. Your support will
WANTED Team lo use for feed
.1. Kenney.
WANTED-Sewing by dliy,
class dressinuUer. I'bulie :
WANTED Vacuiini rleuning. Larg
fit and most i-fficenl machine 111
Ihe oily. Henry Currier, Phone
82U-X. 2111
WANTED Remember your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money nt Warner, W'ortnian nnd
(lore's. One price for hens, re
gardless or size.
LOST .
I.O.ST - - LOST -- Sal il i da v forenoon,
pearl b'.'ids on gold win-. Finder
return lo Mrs. F. E. lligelow, Re
ward. ,!"
LOST Spoiled gray sealskin scarf
between oily re-s-rvolr and Portland
live. Finder call 8 7-lt. Reward.
I HI
TAKEN VP
TAKEN I P Cray mare, branded S
S on left fliouider. 11. O. Fred
erick, Ross Lane, MeiUurd. 1H
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
heat equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing .rstems,
etc. Portland prices. 7 Nona
Fir St.
1'rmiHters
n,At) TRANBHSrl & 8TORAQB OO.
Office 4 2 North Front St. Phons
8 1 (v. Prices right. terTice aiiar
nfaai1
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I bare a 160-acre stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
some alfalfa. This place recently
sold for $12,000; no incumbrance.
Will trade tor good orchard, prefer
pears, or would take city property.
Would trade even or assume some In
cumbrance on orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
ltKl Wtwt Mala gfewet,
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