EUROPE'S CITIES
FILLING UP WITH
WAR'S CRIPPLES
Ciiarles Edward Russell Tells of Ef
fect of Great Conflict Upon Civil
ization Maimed, Blind and Crip
pied on Every Hand Horror of
the Hospitals.
II V CHARLES HOWARD ItrSSKLI.
cninc one afternoon out Keiislnir-
ton way on ii London omnibus, I saw
sc n:uii cripples in thn street that
a tci a time, I was moved to rouni
;iipni. So, t hen, In the space of a mile
and a iiuartc- I counted 1:1 youni; men
tint had lost each a leg, two that had
lost both hxx and must he wheeled
nlim;;, six I hat had lost each an arm.
tindliat had lost holh arms and three
liait had been blinded all couiprisini;
small sheaf from the, harvest of
Vn.
London and Paris and other cities
in the war zone are fast filling up
wiili cripples and blind men and par
alytics. For the rest of this scitor
nlion cripples will bo the feature of
every European scene horrible
nialiiicd, beaten wrecks, eyeless, or
chiuless or legless.
More cripples and worso cripples
Mian any other war ever produced-
that is the fact about this one.
In other times men that went out
to NtOit got bullet holes through leg
or arm or shoulder, or maybe a vital
.part, and often that was all; a round
liole made, by one. bullet. Now. be
cause of the marvelous Ingenuity of
modern war machinery, men aro shat
lereti Willi lit) pounds instead of one,
or torn Into bleedhiK fragments by
I'.lhe jagged pieces of an exploding
A'sliell.
Shell wounds make up the majority
of the hospital cases: shell wounds
and men half suffiealed with asphyx
iating; gas. Only the devil, who In
vented both, can decide which is the
inure frightful spectacle; a man shat
tered with bits of sho.ll or a mail suf
fering the inconceivable agonies that
ll'e gas causes.
Hither is enough to make, you
praise Ujo.iiiorcv'ot.lhe "trench clean
er." who (in some armies! goes thru
a captured trench and finishes off the
wounded. lu the Austrian army he
uses a great club full of spikes. 1
think It is better than tho horrible
struggling for breath that you see in
n gas victim.
I wish 1 could conduct thru some of
these scenes some of my fellow coun
trymen" that persist in taking u blllh-
some and sportive view of the Kuro
poan conflict. I think it would a Ut
ile chasten their exuberant splits. I
swear to you I cannot think how any
man that has seen these thing's can
ever be easy lu his mind again until
by scimo sclf-hypnotlsm he has driven
liiem out.
The horror of hospitals. All these
young men. so many thousands of
them yesterday strong and healthy
and now mere bundles of bones lorn
from bones, muscles rent from mus
cles, nerves dragged apart the broken
ends of nerves, maybe. Jammed into
shattered bone, masses, and all this
mass of quivering, suffering humanity
still alive. Out of them all I remem
ber particularly that young man with
his shoulder haltered III liy a shell,
who. because of his youthful strength
and vitality, was hours in dying w lieu
he should have been but minutes. All
tile upper part of his right side was
'rushed to fragments: every min
utes he would have morphine shot in
to him; every L'O minutes the mor
phine would begin to lose its effects
and his shrieks would resound thru
a place already rilled with oilier
, men's shrieks, slippery v illi" other
ni"n's blood and sickening with the
odors of autopsy, if you know what
that Is.
If you do not", I shall not tell yon.
Nothing yon ever read or dreamed
or saw depicted about holi was a cir
cumstance, to that place. And yet
every correspondent that has work
ed at the rront will tll you that this
sort of thfni; goes on all the time
when there is active fighting, as there
is now on the Snmine.
Or take dial mose wonderful, effi
cient, useful and admirable of all our
war charities, the American Ambu
lance Hospital at Xciillly, near rails.
I warrant you that one afternoon's
stroll through that great Institution
"'ill be all the war you will want for
the rest of your life. This is where
they take the desperate and hopeless
eases and by the sheer force of a
matchless surgery snatch them out of
the grip of d-ath. Men with jaws
shot away, noses and eyes shot nut,
faces ,iU horribly and giotcsn. Holy bat
tered they i,k like hideous I"d Caric
atures of human beings: more than
'.no ( them there all the time.
Let me not dwell nn the details;
ou could not sleep this night. Only
1 lh that in some ray you could
Kt huld of the sense of thorn Unit
on might know war as it is and hate
it ami all thliiKH that inal:o It as they
0UR.it to ho hated.
Tim horrors of a night in the
trnehoH, "star homha," making tho
region as bright as day, the. eurtl
trembling uiidor the discharge of the
aerial torpedoes and otlnr uuuit ex
plosives, the imessant din ko ureal
that I have heard it TO mites away,
tho eueniy ereepinK hehlmt tho shad
ows to Hie attack, huyouet fiiihtiiitf,
Ktuhhliit; and clubbing, while the 7 ."is
Ko "oiii-poiii-ioin-poiu.' and the
"erack-crack-cruck" of the inachinu
guns never lets up.
The horror of standing thore and
fiKhtlns wliile your friend at your
side is annihilated, maybe, and you
are covered with Ills warm blood and
keep on.
The horror the kus cloud that
comes ereepiiiK slowly but inexorably
alonK, close to tho earth, rolling, roll
ing; straight at you until it rolls Into
your trenches, and any man that
breathes hut once of It lives four days
In agony and prays for death.
The horror of the red hospital
trains, bringini; back the insane, the
men whose minds have given jb way
under all this complicated nightmare
of horrors. Tho horrorK of the other
hospital trains that night after night
fom the, front bring; hack still more
dreadful freight, pieces of men to be
patched up and put together again
ilial they may draff themselves mis
erably through some barren years.
The horrors of the white-faced, bilenl
throng; such a place as Saint laz
arer or tho Care de 1'Kst, Paris, wail
iig every night for tlie coining of such
trains.
The horror of the lingering odors
of old battlefields, where the mirth
has been soaked in blood and muyho
heaps of slain or wounded men have
lain many hours in the sun. The
horrors of literal si roams of blood.
A man that was at (lallipoli told mo
that after one day in which they
fought from sunrise to sunset, Hie sea
all along the shore was red with the
blood that lutd run Into it.
No wonder men go insane by scores
and hundreds. Yet pile up all the hor
rors you would see In a week at tho
front, one on another, and the whole
terrible aeeum illation that seems
mountain high would be as a matter
of fact, nothing but a poor symbol of 'precincts out of L;!S
the total horror that stretches and;give Hughes lii.uTtS:
broods over 2000 miles of battle front
letucen the Knglish channel and the
Aogean sea.
Foil- women In every five in Paris
in mourn ina:: four homes in
every
fivo i:i all the lielliiierent countries
undo1" tlie shadow of some bereave
:.teti; towns, villages and ham
lets in France alonn destroyed in
v:hole or in part; tears, sorrow, pain
and unchanfsinj? misery for millions
and in ii lions of people-1 solemn lv
swear to you, 1 do not know how any
of tho rest of us ever manage to
latih. I should think anything liko
content or ease of mind would lie ban
islK'd from all the world, mirth would
be 'orgolten among the sons of men,
and v:e should do nothing hut mourn
above a vast calamity that seems, at
least for our times, to have blotted
ut, in a sirocco of death and ruin, tho
hoies of the race!
GEORIA GIVES USUAL
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
ATLANTA, G;
Wilson was givi
tia! detnocratic
i Nov. ".-I'ri'Kidnnt
n the usual substan
ma joril ies in tmla 's
(lectio!! in the stint horn slates of Vir
fniii, Ninth and South Carolina,
(ietn.'Aia, Florida. Alabama. .Mississippi,
Tennessee. Arkansas. Louisiana ;iud
Texas.
Tlie deinecrals gained at leas! mic
seal in congress In the lieleat of .lame.;
J. Hrilt. leputdiciui i'er le-eiectiim from
the tenth North Carollm district by
Sebulnn Wuiiwr, deiiMicral. Tlie
Ninth Candina deleai i' n thn' be
ci nnes two nune wholl democratic.
Farly retnins frota Virginia imticaied
that the democrats Iip.iI retained the
nine seats thev alieady had. but 'hat
('uimeasuiau Slemp wan re-elected in
ihe ninth district, hich is normally
republican. Tlie result in the two close
districts in Tetiuesnee and the one in
Lou'siana. which now has a progres
sive cougiesMuan. was still in doubt.
ILLINOIS FOR HUGHES:
CLOSE RACE CHICAGO
CHICAHO. Nov. 7 The vole for
.resident' ill ::.inir. out of u.MH Illinois
precincls. Incliidiuij I'M in chirriKo.
gives Wilson. 45'''.."t.'.: Hnshf. 5X7..
IMS. a le.nl (it !M.f:in for Hmih'js.
CIlICAtKi Kariv returns In Illi
nois showed llnillies lciullll!; lis in.
jTh" race in Cook county the city nt'.
(Chicauol is exceedinly (dose hut ihej
;uownslale pr elncts first rc;ioi Huk i
'show heavy pluralities for lluuli'. j
! tine hundred and fifty-two it - j
cincls out of 2101 ill the city of '111- j
'eaao liive H'lphl-s 2,lt: Wilson.
' 2 I ,"2 I . forty out of 2H7:! jutslde I
Ul Cook county give lluulns ''f,c,;
'WilJou 4712. In addition early fsM'ni-j
lales from down mate counties, based j
'on seaiKiiuu returns rroni eain. :.:i:mvj
in nearly e'.tly inMallti' plulalit
for Untiles.
Mrcmwnp matt; TrcrmTyrc.
HISTORIC SCENES IN OLD NEW ENGLAND
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l.esiiitiin (Irecii, in e:t-!en: M;i-saehu-elts,
where li'itili rcjuiji
In-t fired on Amel'ienu entunii. al-tiael,-
liMittlic'l of iuilomoliiii-1
I'iieli day (luting Ihe summer. Hen
en Ihe lilt!. ..f April. 1 77.".. a ivji
inelit of S'UI lilili-il reuillals
taeliej I'.'OIU I'msten liv (icncrnl
(lam1 lu scie siores (if luuuiunii i'U
-.llpocil to have la ell hidden ill ( 'i.tl
eord by Ihe e.douiis. were niel l-y
evenly (tro ineiois. Vuilili; lo i!i;--ier.-e
oil ecinluanil, the iu!l'iid- were
i'il'eil en !,y Hie llritwh and ixtei i; nl
llleni v.ere killed. Tlli-. til" "li-.-llie"
WILSON IS AHEAD
IN WASHINGTON
SKATTLR, Nov. S. Iieturns from
all parts of the state show a nearly
uniform lead for Wilson, for Poindex
ter repuhlican for senator, und Mc-
Uride, repulilii-an, Tor governor and (
Indicate that these candidates have !
carried the slate. Heturns from 242
in Washington I
Wilson l.tiS-l. f
One hundred and eiKhty-sevon pre-!
elncts give t'oindoxtor, republican for
senator 1."i,7o:'.; Turner, democrat,
10.S"
One hundred and eiglily-
seven precincts give .Mcflride, republi-
lf:in fni' 1'nviiviwir I.VTlIr l.lsli'f. ili'iu-
can for governor 1
ocrat, it;.
The hotel liquor initiative bill, to (
permit serving of Ibiuor in hotel j
roomsi and the brewery initiative bill, 1
to permit the manufacture and sale of j
beer were bealen by enormous major- j
ities and probably have not carried aj
single county in the state. Mighty-!
seven precincts in Seattle give KM 2;
for the brewery hii! and 12,fMi;
anainst. The smaller counties gie
still larger adverse majorilirs. j
Itoili sides claimed Washington j
shortly after midnight, the democratK;
setting their figures much higher than!
the republicans. j
At democrat ic state heail'iua rter.s
(leorge K. K.'.an, secrt:taiy of l!ie Wil
son nn partisan commit'ee saitl:
"We ciit:der Washington ;-a!'e for
Wilson hy bei ween ilu.tnm ;iml :iu,tH'0
pbivaliiy. We nl'-o believe (hueruor
I'j'iiesL i a liter has been re-elected hy
a plurality of r.,iMn."
F. C 1 ar;ter. chat reian of the v
puitlie;oi slate central coin mil tee,
said: "t think Hughes will pull;
through in WashhigJou by about r,H'iO
plurality. We ciin lose ing couniy ;
tSeattlei hy :..ntt't and still win. ac- j
eonling lo nieagir rejt'iits we have re-;
'cived fniiii other parts of the state, j
Tie- Indications an- that vw will
If et j i inner ( Jovi nor Menry .e-)
hitle governor by a small majority."
NEW
YORK GOES
FOR HUGHE
S BY 100.000
KV VOUK, Nov. S. I'harle
llui;i!es. republican eandiHab'
presideul eariieil ,e,v Ymi;
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apnnii!aa;"l I'lii.eiiu. ihe i
sbnv.ed at 'Z o'eloclv Ibis liloniil!,'
only '-V-il distiicts iiiIsmml: mil
tolul of T2S.WI.1 for I'residelil Wi
Coveinor Whillu. ill's l"ad
Samuel Siabury. deinoeial with
Sf.l
disi'icls lael;iiiK n 121.711.
Willliim .M. Caldei' appaieiillv lunl
detealed William M. K. M.'Coinbs.
d'Mnocralic caudblale for I'niied
Stales seiiatoi'. Iteltuns woie not roni
plele IVoni the tweillh coll V ! essiun a!
dislrirl, bet In l.'S of the IT, elceli.in
iitriels. Ix'ou Saad'-rs. deic.cial. led
Mer London. secia!i-i. by '! voles.
Portland Livestark Market
l'0:'l I AMI, n-.. Nov. S.- II,.- -
;i-i,r: .!.. 1'i'J). Crime- !i.-!it.
i.."ii::f. b.ii.'i : pniee ! i lt wt i JiT-.
l.-i.-MNr !.".-.m
! ..M.'. !'.!:
I -i-et. i
j (Mil- -te.l
ipiiiiie birl.
,.a.-kin-.-.
1.1
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Ipl- l.i. Me.-r.
";; I'tiiiie lieav,
TODAY'S MARKETS
mkdfoup. otjt-oov, Wednesday, xoyi: Sipf.t?
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TV's
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of THE LEXINGTON MASSACRE
el" l.exilltiill, lirctl llle eniillll
within tt hort lime an uimv of l(
i.ll'HI
men had ulhereil nliout I'.o-tou lliellcel of his wile
lirM organized delieiiee of l!nti,l; The road I' ruin lluslnn to l.oxine,.
rule in Auieriea. Ion is over the original mule of I'uul
1'ilie slate ri.iads lead In I.eiie.'lnll l'eere's ride, "lhrou;:h eerv liddle
t'reui i'M'1-y direelieii, and eeiv r.i.hl s,. vjl!iiy.e and I'ann." and from all
li.is iis hislorie points and scene, ('purls' of llic eniinlrv come louiists
M!ii- ol' the oiT.rin:it linuses uliout ;who react in their minds Ihe slirrinu
l.exiiu:lon (Ireeil are slid staiuliti:: j scenes of revolutioiiury limes as they
anil are slill line residences. The ;;lile over perfect mads at speed and
while house seen ill llie picture is the eiunl'oil never even dreamed of in
llui riii'ilon homestead, el the door
way of which John I !;' r-riuiiton, who
was liilaily wounded when I'iteaiin
cmvs cluiice, .:.'.(.'..(); medium f ti .
Lond, $")( .").'J."i; ordinary tt
1. ,'.'((( 1.7"; heil'er.
f .".(' 1.5b; ralve.-. T.
I ii ir,
Slicep steady: receipts JSl.
buiibs, -S. .")!)( 8. 7."i : c'lminiiu
Choice
lambs.
tti(i 7.r0 ; i-liiiice. yejirliiiL; v.-cilu-r-,
T."0(f 7.7": unnd yctirliu:;
7."M; clmiee liubl rwr-;,
licav y ewes. "..")(!.
Portland Butler
COId'hAVI). Or., 'N,n. S
Hnrliani'd,
I hit icr,
PortiaP'.l Gi'nin fvlarket
CtiliTLAXD. dr., 'Nov. .s. - Wbei.t
Iron;:; no t ratlin'.;-. Sp.. itid- mi
'ii;itied.Jo..l e . ...libber. F-luc-tem,
fl. r(.rt Si.." I ; eblb, .J:I..S:
L'ed Kile, . 1-IS: Ifu-.an.
Hn ley Ul',c!';M!-e'.
I m1iiv c::r re-eipU : Wheal
hurley !, 1 lour 7. oats "i, hav (i.
1 S. i .
Chiifjo Wheat
CMICAflO. Xnv. S. Win
1 1pcn
December . I.S1
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EAGLE POSNf EAGLETS
By A. C. Una-leu
ii iml iv
The masque ball
lust
nlc,ht lirovcd to h'1 a .v.raliu success
lo the promoters of the move. There
i w;:k a r.uod I'ti-em'anee and every
thing passci oi l' vein' pb .uaillly. The
; music conducted bv Mr. and Mrs.
I l.auiispaeh. ol' Medf'.ird, uave i;en-
.eral sati.'facl inn. and 'lie lunch served !
by frank Lewis wa: an lo date. There J
! 'vas quile a number or iua.-iners. and ,
. I hear of no one lindin;; any iault j
nei.l Messrs. Hall and llili-v seemed
to be on their job.
Sunday ninlil Ihe Christian lln-
deavor met at the ii- ual hour and had
an enlire ehani-'e ia their program.
Instead of following Ihe eld nil, thn
h'resident. !rs. Ciov
whole plan and in i he pbo : of hav -
(nn Ihe yolini: n I" taf.e the leadlnu
Part, she had her class comi.osid of
'.I.MlK oil r,l ',,. ,,1,1 l ih, , l.r. nl -
tend the relicio 's services here.
Vo.o.iir II , wen. .Line Cenice. ai:e,L;
'""'"' about Mi, Maivin S, Wood and wile.
' w"".iiki;i aboul 7. and fix, W. II. Knislit -
"f :l on and wife, imed aboul 7". Crandma
! Ie( katliom. aboul Su, .Mr. aiol Mrs.
Charles l'niutr. nv J aboul Ho, and
your correspondent who is old cnonch
lo be a belter nan. We were all
seated on the ro.-tniin and I imagine
ma le a srood a pp'-a ranee. There were
not a many j-ie-eni as usual, as thoro
; was a picture slio v in the opera house
al the same time, and Jhat divided
'.he few p'0lie ill loWll, SO llict
neilher parly had llie ntiinut-r prcs nt
j tha! ft expected. The eyerci: ( s were
'opened by :-iimiliL' I wo or three rele( -tlous
by the class and prayer by .Mr.
I'alnlor. followed by reeding Ibe
scripture le;son by Mr-. Ciiarb-J Cia':
rade, i she wiis not a no mber ol' tie
: class, as she was not obi i :ionyi: i.
VI. en m.tndma C' irti' e ;';to' u- a rei i.
-.atlon.' v iiiiii tv-t wilh biartv np-
Absolutely
K'omovo3
iw!i:ost:
i. r.
ilall
-I.-
proves it.
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coioiniindeil the liritUli to lire on Ihe
iiiseliililed "relieK, cNoired ut the
llioso euriy days
hislory. (('opyri.
Ililliher t 'o. )
our
llllli
count rv s
I lie fisl.
hi.
Pbiuse. and M. S. Wood read an ar
tide from a maa.ine. This was fob
'.owed by a solo by the president Mrs
drover. .Mrs. M. S. Wood was then
culled on and started to repent her
uart from memory, but failed, and
finally read the poem. Your corres-
ondent was then called on to make
a few remarks, and was limited to
j four minules, on the subject for the
evening: "The Advantage of lielng a
i Christian, ' ami about the time he got
well under w ay time was up. M n
;. Norman McQuoid gave ua a recitation
Ithat seemed to meet with the ap-
Muoval of tlie audience and then .Mrs
1 L. K. HaaU gave us a talk and used
'a paper, but as she alood In .tho roar
end of tlie building f was not able (o
:hear ativthing that was sabl. The
;two ladies laft nmued were not mem
hers of the class, a th-y are loo
yon n
J. if. I'pUv Iiiik rented Mr. TlionuiK
M. liilc.v's I'iinii on Aliti'lopo crci'll
I'
and i;ono on it to live.
V. L. llonlli lni sold lit-! slock of
isoods and fixlnrcs to a man liy flit
Inanio of f. '.. Aslafl and lie lias taken
j possesion. V.w llcalli liail hari;ain
jed the rooiIh to anollier man but on
There have lieeil sonil! changes in
our noli'.lihorhood reccnlly. AiiKtln
t'orhin has leased his orchard to Heir
ry Van MoveiiluirK ok Sums valley for
la term of two years and has taken
possession and Hull has cau.-'ed us to
. ! los
of our best families. .1. K
THE PROPER COURSE
Informal ion
I'liccleNS Value
(Hold ( ilicu.
Kvciy
.Mi
Mow lo act "in an onierxcncy 1
l.nowledc.e of inestimable worth, and
this is particularly true of the discus-
esand I lis of t he h II Ilia II body,
If you
suffer Willi kidney backache, urinary
! clhioi ilci'H, or any
Ironble. Hie advice
Form of kldu
contained In tin
following slalenienl should add u vai
liable as.si t to your store of knowl
hauled Ihejodut'. What could lie more couvlni
iinK proof of the efficiency or I loan
1 Kidney I'ills than the stalelnent of
i Medtord citizen who
d Iheui ail
: benefit di
iwllO IlllbiiclV t(d!s Of
! rived?
Mrs. Mary .lones, 2I'S Trip St.. Mid
ford, sa
, trouble
.bent nv
s: "I UM'd to liave so inn
wilh my buck that when I
t, I had to siruichtoti up by
doiirees. Sharp, shooliu:; pains olten
cauiit me across my Lldnevs and for
a few minutes I couldn't hrealhe. .! y
kidll ys were also Irre-'ulnr in action.
Since I have been labium Moan's Kid
ney I'ills, I don't have any troll lit
with my back and lu l,idnes are nor-
nial."
Prlle Sue. at all !
' sini p!' ask for a kid ici
' Dunn's Kidney I'ills I
' Mrs. Jones had. Co- le
Props, Buffalo X. V.
alers. Ilon't
reiu'dy i;et
same thai
-.Niilliiirn Co ,
iTi-;RL,r:it.t AfrnctH co.
TIME CARD.
Lae Medford lor rtsniar.d. Talent
and Phounli daily, tf f.i.i Sunday, a
8:00 a r.. 1:0". t-.ni., 4:00 and 6: 1
p. tn. Also on .Saturday nt 3 1:16 p
:o. Sand ija leave at 8;00 and 10:3(1
a. m. and 1 : f 0 , 2:0b. ii : 3 0 and 9:39
p m. Leave, A.-ilibind for aiedfor4
laily, (:xV-ept. Sunday, at 9:00 a. in..
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and !: la p. m. Alt.
nn Saturday nlKtuo al 6:30 and
2:20. Sundays leave Ashltnd at 9:0(
a. m. and 1:00. 4:30. 1:20 aud l:II
g. m.
r. mc,
t
tJmtrkenhiiKh and family who moved
to Medtord Tuesday nod Mr. Von
lloveiilmrVi' foreman have a!'-. :dy
moved on to the onli..rd. ht we trust
Ithat Mr. V.'s foreman, i have not ioe ,
ihlm o leiirni'd his name, will prove ;
to ho nn pood it nolnhhor as Mr. Q
I has heen. 1
count of hiui not lieini! uhle to col-1
ct money one nun was uiui"
eei tho claim bo neoessilated anoin-
challKe.
Mr. Asluff and a companion of hh.
ure stopping at the Hunnyslde ul pres
nt.
Horn, to Ihe wife of one of our
hardwaro inerchimts. lioy Ashpole.
Oct. :tn, Kim. ami noy sums as iusm
as a inulti-niilllonnlro. At lust nc-
ounlB the mother and child were do
lus; well.
There were nulto n nunilier of the
Itehekaha of our town went to Moit
ford Tuesday to atlond an aBsc-iuldy
of the order.
V. llnrt llanillton who owni and
operates a larite furni ioinini; eur
town started for Mb homo in Sun
lose, Cal., Monday.
.lust, as Mrs. Hewlett was Keltiim
adv to talie the Mintor jitney for
Med lord Tuesday and dinner ai over
Messrs. Karl Day Iloury Van llov-
iihiirt!; b. V. Hay, Howard llushuell
and Henry Schunian-Helnk. nil ol
31.
ySJ There is one sure, nafe vray to
avoid a blotchy, pimply skin. A
flood or bad complexion comes from
within. If you want a clear complexion,
a clean cfcin loay checks and pood
health, your blood mut he ptnc and
the poisonous matter must becwried olf.
Dr. Edlwan&s' Olive Tablets
assist miiure to remove all poisonous
wasle matter in the r.yGtem. They uct
on the liver and bowels like calomel yet
have no dangerous atter-ctrccis. 'I'licy
arc reliable aafe and cannot harm
are used hy women folka everywhere.
Constipation is nearly alviaya tho
caiiseof all ailmeivtsnt women. The in-tKStinc-i
ninpt he made to do their work
r,3 nature intended in a normal way
Have color in your cheeks. Take one
nrtvottti)!ai!iniTlitlnn(i note the plcio
ing resulla. All druggiels 10cand25c.
on r.KXT rrrtMsiiKii uooms.
KOR ItlO.NT An uttruclivo room,
modern liouso, two in family.
Phono 777.-W. 117
V V 1 1 X 1 S I IF I A!AKT.M KNT8
FOR RUNT Kurlnshed npnrtnient.
Hot watir, heat. The. Iterhen.
FOB lU'lNl BOCBB8
FOR REXT 3-room liouso on east
side: 4-room liouso on west siuo.
W. II. Everlinrd.
I'OK MKNT HOttftKKEKPINa
HOCJMfi
FOR RENT Sulto of four com
fortably housekeeping rooms, bath,
bus, light. Call ut 3011 Newtown
street.
FOR SAI.i: KHAli ICSTATE
FOR HAI.H Or rout, modern seven
room liouso with khi'sko; lot Dax
ISli) fe(d. clear of nil encumbrance.
location, S. Oakdale live. Iniiilro
of II. II. Nye, phone 2.'i-.ll. 2ni
FOR 8A1.H Ootid on hard, team har
ness, Mollne wnnon, cultivator
ll-K.I-A. Route 2, .Medford. - I'M)
FOK SAt.r 1ITftnTOCK
FOR MA1.K Cheap. Team 'horses,
wlslit, about 2100 iiounda. Pr.
Henry Hart. Tel. 14-F-15.
TOR 8AIK MTHCWlitiAJniiOm
FOR SAI.IC Yoiiiik and old necse,
C. V. Isaacs, I'holio .'.HI -.12.
FtUt SALE
condition,
I leer
'2U.
KaiiK-plow. Finn
Phono 5U7-R-2.
11)11
FOR SALICI.'orii. Phono
r.il7-I(-2.
2113
FOIt SAI.I-: - Fat turkeys. C. Carey.
Phone lO-l-'l 1.
II F.I, P WAvrnt) M.1,K
.MEt'll AXK'S WANTED M-Ivory where
Hood wui:i-s, lit yourself by courses
ill sleam. lias or electrical eiiKineer
I ii : student aid plan. Send for
free catalogue froin Sealtbt IOiikI
neerliin School, Seattle. Wash.
WANT Kr BIT V ATION S
WANTED KressniakliiK. home or
day. 114 S. Central. Phone 4'J7-.M.
WANTED MlSt.'r I.LAXKOUS
WANTED- A si
d'-sU. I'aoiie
cond hand
.-7-!tl.
wrltinu
1 lis
WANTED- To rent small equipped
ranch or Tarnished house, with
suitable yard lor chickens' .Mall
Tribune. Box ::.. IIHJ
WANTED --A second hand No. 3 hy
draulic iflant wilh delleclor and
several hundred feet of lu-lnrh lo
lT'-ineh b-diauib pii'e. Reply llox j
O. Mail Tribune
WANTED Vacuum cieanlni;. Larg
est and most effpieuv machine in
tile III).
K26-X.
Henry Cuniei,
i'houe
2n
VAXTED -Rernernber your poultry
aud cki:s will hi inn you more
money at Warner, Wort man and
lure'. One prion for liens, re
gardless Ol uliv, e
Em
Sams vallev. and I i.'.wn M inn and
T'uouia-. M. KHcy ra!l I rt;r dinner,
I. u v.lie liad provided for jas.f studi
ei'ieiaency for she had Mrs. Ct.o. W.
II. ile;. to fill Ihe placemf chio' (oolt.
j Peii' I'oster and .1. V. Maxlicld
i were In town Monday. Mr. Maxfleld
, has rented tho i'erry Custer pliico on
Uouuo river above hero. Ilia son, L'd
j Knsier, and family have koiio. Iku-h lo
1 1'oiiusylvaiila on uccuuut of. Mr. p.'s
OUlllII.
FOR THROAT ANO LUNGS
s
A O
fcOI.ll 11V AM.
Auto Pppn
LAHItR AtTTO BPRINO CO. W
are operating tha Unseat, oldetl
und bent equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our aprlnna
when others fall. Bold nnder auar
antee. 26 North FUteeat). Bt
Portland, Ota.
Attorneya
CKOIIOB A. OonniNO Lawyer
Room 412 Carnett-Corey Dldg.,
Modforil, Oro. Phono 221.
OEO. W. CHERRY Attorney an
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Conn,
ty Bank Buildtng, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER 3. NEFP Attorney at law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. RE) AMES. LAWIER Qaraett-
Corey bldg.
O. M. ROBERTS T4iwytjr.
Medford National Bank Bnlldlaa,
Consult In? Knglnoer.
0. D. CItONEMIfJ.ER Consulting
electrical eiiKlnocr, hydro-electric
dovelopincntu, Industrial pownr.
utility valuation. Medford and Gold
Mill, Ore. .
Oollectlona.
I,
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected tome account! 14 yean
old. We know how to gel t
money. The Bitilock Mercantile
ARoncy. Inc., Rooms 1, 1, I, Ha
klna' BldK.. 216 E. Main at.
ItantlaT
Or. W. M. VAN BCOtOfl
DR. O. C. VAJ4 BCOTOO
Denllata
Onrnrtt-Oorey BldK.. n'te tie
Medfnro, Orn, Phone (lfi.
Collect ionn and 3torta
Enstnees- and Conmwfor , .
FREO N. CUMMINQ3 Snglneer anfi
contractor, 404 M. P. & H. Bldg.
Surveys,, estimatea, Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premiae
cleaned up for the aummer. Call
on thn city garbage wagons for
good aervlc. Phone I74-L. V,
T. Allen.
House Movers
MKMFORD HOURB MOVERS Wt
Move Houses, Barns, Garagaa, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or
4K8-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Dv
. kota.
Instruction tn Mule
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Hatght Musle
Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insurance.
EARL 3. TUMV General lmuranoe
office. Fire, Automobile, Aeeldent,
Liability, Plate Glaaa, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panlea, good local service. No,
21 0 Oarnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and trargeou
OK. W. W. HOWARD OsteopatbM
physician, 303 Oarnett-Coraj
building. Phone 110.
OR. J. J. KM. '.i HNS Physlclaa aa4
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glaasea sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 1(7.
Prlntera an Pobllaftera
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has Us
best equipped printing office Is
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing .'yatems,
etc Portland prices. IT Nortfc
Fir St.
Tranaters
HJADS TRANSKF.R STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
115. Prices right. Berries gner
WHY?
NOW TIMK TO TltADK.
I bare- a 160-acre stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain.
some alfalfa. Thla place recently
(n, II. hnn, a (..mnl,,,.,.
Will trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or voulil take city property.
Would trade even or assiiino aime ln
ciimhrance on orchard projiosltlon.
J. C. BARNES t
10a West Hula Street. J j