Medford mail tribune., November 09, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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Ji!OR THRIFT
II lie lii'lil in Mi'illWil on1
Noll'lld''
11 n J tin - thrill exhibit.
This is ,,,H' I'"' enniin
I'llts
t. present school year.
',oy- mill ?jiris :iri allowed h ex
liiliil any article liicy have uiaili' ilur-in-'
the summer. We ccrlninlv want
all hoy- alt. I Jiil- I" exhibit c t
ivork ;il ill'- exhibition, whii-li will lie
Ilrlll ill I 111' llllilillll;- How occupied by
M ill.. .Icm.M-nilie celllral committee. .
We invite the parents of the Meil-1
lord pulilie si-liiiiils tuiil all others in-
ten-ted in I lii- work In visit ami in- ;
spec! for themselves I lie v.nk nl' our'
lu.ys ami twirls. Tliere w ill he mi
eliapje "I' admission, sn 1I1. nol tail j
I., visit nji.l ins I lliis exhibit. I
Tlie exhibition is iliviile.l into tin-;
'..ll..win departments: !
fiai'ilcnih". Ivvliiliits nl' fruit, vc;-I
dailies anil flowers raise.l liv tin- ex-:
iliit.. r. i
Woodwork l-'ut-iiiliit-c. tables,'
cabinets, chairs, liiiil Iioxes, slulcs.
i-l' ., wood-1 lll'li'lll:!'. linwls, vases, eun
IVi'ini-s, elc; patterns I'nr casliitv's. j
Toys Toys nl' ail kinds, nl' any j
iiiiiti'i inl : hunts, windmills, aiil.uiio-
hili's, engines. neroilalies, iuik-s. ele. !
Klcelrical itnd iiiei-liatiical - All
kinds of I'lerl l ii-al ur inerliaitical up-1
parnhis. . I
... 1
I'rinttti Samples nl' amateur!
work, billheads, curds, etc.
Ails .11111I crafts Kiitrins must
sliuw ilcsiull and liam sl;ill, l.as- j
kets luioks, linoklets, llluck j ii-inl in.u'.
. stenciling, leallier wnrk', weaving. I
lh.uuestic science I'lread, caiiiicil j
and preserved fruit and vcvclahles; !
incuils, etc.; luitiseliuld appliances. j
ll'iniestic ai'ls -Cnals, wnulcii, silk
ami coll. .11 waisls ur skirts; i.ne-piece:
bfc dresses, unw us, npriins, hiis. cnllars.
7 cnsliiuus, scarfs, slippers, caps. He:
liaml-u'iiveii mals aiul nrjs ; !l In 1U
inch doll, ilresscil in liaiiil-maiie ar
liicnts; pulcliiiu;. ilarninv, etc.
Millinery I laiul-iiiaile buckram or
wire fraiMcs, inlanls' ami cliildrcn's
liniinets, fjirls' hats, 1'.; Iii Hi years;
liuws. flnwel-s. etc.
IVIs-AII kinds of pels owned l,yi
lite cxliiliilni". lilies, cats, puultry,
rabbits, sitiirrt'ls,. birds, I'isli, 1 11 riles,
eic - " 1 ; ; 1
Kadi' cxliiliili.r iinisl prui.lc .for
Hie care of hi- N liil.'i I .
'riiere will lie music furnished by
Miss Krencli. Hie supervisor of music
in Ille Medford imblic seliuols.
I'AHIS. Nov'. The American
election is lieilr-r followed with tile
deepest inlei i'sl. Hie news h;i iiiir Hie
place of honor in most moininv pa.
i.crs. Th mmeiilaloi's. mindful of
the dramatic surprise of yesterday.
when the supposedly certain Unfiles
i.-tory was liiriicd into a possiltle de
I'eat, are reluctant lo cmiimit them
selves. The imiinrilv of the comiiiclil is
.. 1.. , r ...1,.. l'i,.,,m iii
lh,. I'.'lli J.,.,. I h.. cvitri cs the
belief thai the victoiv of cither can-
di.lale will have little el led "h Hie
American policy as far as the hiu
.pi.'stioiis intere-tinj Kraii. e are c.n-
c.-rncl. It is nl-,, ,.,iiilcil nut thai
Hie present ii.liiiini-l ra I ion w ill re.
main in power, in .tit- event, mini
Mat.-h 4. and Hint many tiling- may
li;ippeil between now and then.
, PICE HENRY OF
l'-l;i;l.lN. Nov. p. l'liuce lleut
l;a-aria, mpliew ,.! lull: i.olc
rep,. :!,.,! i;r,,m M iit-i.li to Inive
i 1 "Mt w-oumls received .u a re
te.il.'i iit' tup on November 7.
I'lin.'e Henry v. a- yr.ir- ..Id
a iitator in the Ilavttt'ian -jiiai-.i-.
'as reported to liave been won
oil iii" liat!l.li.!d lu-t .Itilte.
ptttti-c was iiiimarric.l.
.It.
lle
To Guided bv
MotlieiS
Tt. w,,rorf mill
. .. -
expectant nmiu.-r is s, Jy,
welfare of the future ,-liiM. In '-vr- '.
rising ,-autioti be Kidded Ibe cx.crl- ',
euce of liiin.lrc.H
"Mother's rrieiid"
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it at any (IniirnUt.
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TODAY'S MARKETS
Pcrllanil Livestock
I'OIITI ASH. Or.. Nv. ...
-tea.lv: receipt- mi: I',;,,,,,
!l.."ill(fl il.lill; prime , ,,.. .
II..;;.-
linkl.
Weights
mixed,
packinc.
K.-J."MI
..""(,; 'Us,
!I.HI(l'l.."i(l
y.oo.1 III ptiti'.e
rniiijii liony
pi" mill -!;h
U.S..-iiifu ii.ln
(li s.
-i t - I Hi,
Can!,. i,.;,,v
Klei-i's,
. prime li'-iii
10 I
-.V. prime heavy, j
li.'J.'iic (i.U"i ; cows,
fl..
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flood
choice, 'i.''."ini .'..."ill; iiii..liiiin
r.K.i "i..'i; oiiiiiiury to lair,
t-T" : ItcilVrs. .(U; bulls,
(.".li: .-111x1-. .'.i.i 7.
a..il.
I.J.'.iii
.'.7"i(ii
none.
1 "null
Sill'... slcjuly; I-,.,-,
Choir, lain!.-. .-S.r.llin S.
lalub.s lcn 7. .".(l; clinic vcai'liiiL
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li; heavy t w'i .f."i(o ."i..'itt.
Portland Butter
I'lHJTI.AN'll. dr.. Nov. !l.
.'sh linn, storage mii-n li nu
Untie
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Portland Wheat
I'dl.'TI.ANli, dr., Nov. p. - Wheal
slri.ii'; no trading. Spot bids 1,. to
7c higher. Illiic-lcin, isl.tlti; l'-,.r:v-lol.l.
1..VJ; dull, .1..V,; l;,.,l Kile,
lied liiissian, ?i..-,ll.
I I '.ill-lev
! Today'
' li.nii- 7. .
higher. No.
. car receipt-at-
1(1. hav 1
1 feed,
: Wheat
'..".0.
Cliicap Grain
CIIICAIKI, Nov. II. - Wheal
( peu.
! tuber I.S7
Mnv l.SIl .
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GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Ur. Vrooman of Ashland was in
Cold Mill Saturday.
.1. W. .Merritt lel't Cold Hill Wednes
day eve to attend a federal trial in
Pert land.
Messrs! Arnold of Ashland and
Whitney of Klamath Kails, former
schoolmates of Martin Mowers, stop
ped over a day In Cold Hill on their
with a herd of cattle from drains
Pass to Klamath l-'alls.
.Mrs. Chelgren and chilldren of
Modl'ord returned to her home Tues
day afternoon after spending several
days with her aunt, Mrs. Paulsu;i of
Sardine cree
Jesse lloucli, a former resident 01
Cold Hill, spent, a few days In this
city and vicinity renewing acquaint
ances and transacting business mut
ters. (.'. YV. Martin came near being
electrocuted Tuesday when, 011 reach
ing for tv '.twitch, lie caught the :)'0OU
voltage In I lie arm, throwing him
about ten feet and stunning hlni'so
Icotuiiletely that workmen neariiy
I rushed to his assistance.
Mesilaiiies .1. W. Merrill anil Alvah
; K. Kellogg went up to the llimiev
' homecoming meeting at the Nut Mon
day afternoon, returning J uesday
morning.
.1. M. I'-arnhain of Sams valley was
transacting business In Cold Hill
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. I.angdell anil Miss
Kdna Sutton nibtored to Medford
Wednesday afternoon on business.
I matters.
A very enjoyable dance was neiii
at. the pavilion Tuesday evening.
Airs. Hose Cray of Uiversitle colony
was shopping in Cold Hill Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ficne of Sardine
- reel; were visiting friends
in fluid
Hiss Tuesday.
j W.-K- Tltoiupsol, of Iliad, well IHM
! district was having a car loaded with
wlieat this week,
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bv A. C. Howlelt
Miss Kalinin Thompson of Climax
was doing business 111 our town last
Wednesday.
Coorgo Austin the mail contractor
and rarri.-r from Kagle Point to Cli
max lias moved into one of the houses
belonging to Mr. .lames in Kagle
Point.
- Hallowe'en night was properly ob
served in our city. Mark .m. we are
incorporated and have all the officers
necessary to Keep the city as quiet as
,u. a country church ami sun ... u ....
trusting, confiding citizen awoke Trotu
....'their slumbers tliev found that Sevi
.nil sei lions of the sidewall-
had been
torn 1111 and earri"d a
and that an
automobile was taken Horn wh re it
wa left by the owner, lo the middle
Who Know
seciireliess .f til
. . .... ... 1.1 1., the
who ""' '
a way to climlnato e
Insure voiir "wn rapll
.wttv ., i-::. .1 ami lis litllncnce over
!, s.,'.fhi,,g and beneficial.
O-.'t
f-r urn fr'
buoU on iluther-
fffillfltnr Co.,
T.itin:ir r.l.ljf.
MKnrorcn matt; trthttf,,
of the street where It loaves the Mulu '
: street anil a corral built nround it of
telephone pull's about five feet hit;h.
'lilui slaked with fence mists. The i:or-
nil was built so largo that it almost
covered the sttect going from the
main business part of the town, ami
the sidewalk was stacked up against
the corral. Tim poles belonged to our
post master and principal owner of
the telephone system here.
The same night the Ladies- Im
provement Club pave a box social, but
j, lvas not as well attended as might
iJf. expected as there w as quite a num-
j her of our pleasure lovers went to
jMedfnnl that eveiiinK to attend the
j Uehekuhs convention and so divided
the citizens, but the boxes sold for a
Uood price, and the bidding was quite
spirited. 1 understand that there was
lioxos before he pot the one he want
ed. The receipts of the eveuiiiK were
SJ2.0. Those who attended Bay that
they had u very enjoyable time. 1
understand Unit the proceeds arc to
so for the benefit of the school.
Tiiis is Saturday afternoon and the
lonVdesired rain is coming at last.
Mrs. M. 1. Stoddard, wife of the
hardware merchant of Itutte Kails,
was with uk Wednesday and so was
Cieoriu Cardner and Hen Sheldon,
candidates for county clerk and repre
sentative, and O. N. Hishoi, formerly
of Phoenix, but now from Washing
ton. Kred Hupp of Talent came in atter
dark, to spend the night, from Willow
Creek country, with two deer and a
young hear he had killed while hunt
ing. He was out with James Howard
and another man und their horses got
out of Hie pasture and left them afoot,
but mi the way out Mr. Hupp found
them at Mr. Chapmaus and sent word
where they were.
AVord came over the phone that
there was two fires in Butte Falls on
Wednesday night, but it appears that
there was only one, but two buildings
were burned. One, the old Briggs
store building, belonging to W. K.
Huc-hanan of Ashland, and the other
was K. A. Hildreth's- confectionary
and soft drink store. I have not
learned the particulars or the loss,
nor the amount of insurance they car
ried, Mr. Hughes phoned that he had
a hard fight to save his store.
W. R. nuehanau and his brother-in-
law W. S. Kee, were on the train
Thursday on their way up to see
about the damage done in the fire at
Itutte Kails. It. 15. Morton, represent
ing the Portland Flour Mill Co.. was
also on his wjay up to Hntte Falls.
Mon Moore of Butte Falls was also
on the train on his wa home.
Thomas F. Holts, formerly one of
the officers of the H. & E., but now
of Montana, came in "Wed nesday, oven -
ing to visit his family.' He is travel
ing for a concrete contracting com
pany of Philadelphia. His many
friends gave him a cordial greeling.
Little Miss Violet Zimmerman has
been spending a few days with her
sister here at the Sunnyside. Her
sister, Miss Claire, is one of the young
ladies who assists in the postoffiue
and telephone ofiee.
Pete Belts and wife who own and
cultivate a fine farm along the banks
of Hogue river, about eight miles
above here, were doing business with
our merchants Thursday.
H. .1. Kbberly, district warden in
forest reserve service, spent Friday
night with us, and so did A. F. Kdlar.
He has been out on the headquarters
of the mpqua with Mr. Jxjwis' cheep
of Central Poin, and has just brought
thorn in, and was on his way up Little
Mutte creek lo visit his folks. Kred
Sterges of Klk creek also spent Hie
night with us. And Carl Iliehardsou
and his father of Peyton drove their
wagon load of potntoes under our
sbedf put their team in tin; barn, and
went on out on the desert in an auto
and spent Thursday night with
Iriends. Bert Higgf nbotliain of Pros
pect abo was here Thursday after an
other load of corn. He bought of
Von der Helleii (trothers. While here
he renewed his subscription to Hie
Mail Tribune, and Mr. Sturgs of!
Trail renewed his subscription lo the
daily Mail Tribune.
Win. Ptrry has resumed work with
nls wood miw in our town.
Satnrua.v was rather a !us day at
(be Sunnyside. uh we had Henry
Trusty and Mis Tre-sie Pence of Klk
-re k. Henry French, who owns and
lends a fine farm of Hogue river bot
tom land near t lie Frence-Bodge
briiiue, r ame out and iirougiit Mrs. H.
a fine large porker, and took diner.
ilford Jack also c,i;ied and While
lre pnid up the account of J. M. YVol-
frey with the dailv Man Tribune, ynd
oid.'ie.J it discontinued as Mr. W. and
family have returned to the Kast.
IMr. H. li. Patrick of Urov.ns'toro nnd
Mike Sidlcy of Lake creek were both
hei e I or dinner and both renewed
their Mihfcrfptiona to the Mail Triii
uiie, l L. Johnson and .1. W. lrov-r,
i-':iule Point postolTlce. have paid up
since my ; t report.
Mi-s Nell Thomticon of fierbv was
i. re S;tturt!iM night the guent oi Mb-x
'biire initMnnan
.iihir.hn ni'Jil there Hit- wh,t
'!it-v c.i'i il "i-lilb di-lie-." i mi,
:lat 1 do not I.hh-a (lie d:fteienv he
i wren tlte dub d:in' nm! I'ie nfdi
It.ii V i;;uii'f, laiie. it i- th.tt V'le-;i
AiF.p'fot.d, ot?t:oov tttttjspay, xovK"rr.T;T? n.
thev have n club dunce thev imnort
their miiMcinns ttnd when they L.ne
thc.-MU'diiiiiry dunce they have, geiter
allv, at leat. some ef the hoine tal
ent, I'nr the same people n und l':ey
dnitee the iiiiie way- thai i. tliev
someluue walk und nmct hue -kip
around the hut!, und keep lint up
nntd they get tired and then :o huiin
go to lee.t and sleep until a'aud
noon, then get up anil leel wore than
tin ordinary person uould niter d
ing a hard day's work, and call that
line poit. Well, they had the ctidi
ditnee Siiturday night and the next
morning Harrv llowell and .Miss
Florence Clark put in their appear
ance Ironi their rooms and on inquiry
I found that they were two of the
imported imiMcinns who hud come
from Medford to help to furnish tuu
mc for (he dunce. Krum what 1 can
learn the mitsie was up to date, and
as usttnl they till had a line time.
But the club dance necessitated hav
ing the movie show coming on Sun
day night, and 1 understand that the
attendance was quite small, as the
Christian Kmlcnvor had (heir regular
meeting at the same hour in the
church and had n very good nlteud
anec, especially considering that Sun
day night was a rather cold, d'e-a-grceablc
night. The meeting was
presided over by Miss Nura Childrclh
add they had an iuterctiiii: program.
We were favored with (lie sinking uf
three or more songs and then the
reading of the Scripture lesson. The
reading of select pieces or clippings
and pracr by your correspondent.
Then the topic (jf the evening was
announced, "Why Is Christianity the
Hope nf the Nation and .1. V.
(irovcr gave us a very interesting
talk on the subject. This was follow
ed by several recitations. One was
by two little girls, the Clark sislers.
Mrs. Charles Cingcade re'.-ited n
beautiful poem on the wet and dry
subject and Mrs. Flo re y read a poem,
and then the choir sang two temper
ance songs that brought down the
house. Then followed Hie usual ben
ediction and we all went home feeling
that the evening had nut been spent
in vtiiit.
lieorge 11. Wantsiey and Mrs. L
Wlntnev were among the guests at
the Sunnyside Sunday, and so w;i
Mr. Weter of Medford.
There was nothing special took
place on Monday worthy of note un
less it was that we were nil get tile
ready for the election Tuesday.
Monday evening Mr. (loud, the
postmaster of Ucrbv came in 1 und
spenf the night with us, and t A
N'ewstrmu eaine in, for a lute diimer,l
and while here renewed his sub-crip-1
lion to the W. M. ,T., and Charles;
Wound nl' Derby also look dinner nil
th S. S. the same day. !
Kuuis Gibson, who formerly lived
on, his farm on liecee creek, but went
back to Arkansas, and from there to
Kansas, married a widow with two
children, returned lo his old home.
arriving on Monday, lie lias seen
some of tile world since he left, anil
an tell some hard stories about the
otintry through which he has trav
eled.
Hick 1 hi ley, one of our boys, born
in this town, but who has been living
in Medford for the past ten or twelve
years; was nut Tuesday smiling on
some oi' bis old friends,
Tuesday morning- the huv.Y. of the
auto, the rattling of wagons and the
groups of pedestrians was heard on
our streets early waiting for their
turn to conic when tliev could record
their vote for their fu'.oiile canrli
dates, ami bv Hi o'elnrk the croud
had collected about Ueorge Brown
Sons' .-tore. Tin- voting look place
in the hall over ttie store, each one
trying to catch some word thai might
be ii -ed o cm-oarage 1 hem in I heir
hopes, and by uonit the sidewalk was
abiio-i crowded, notwithstanding the
fact th;il t In- air was so cold that ;
many of them were wearing their
oveveoals and heavy cloaks, but-still
they came and went until noon, and
then they began lo concentrate at the
old A-hpole -hue building, where the
Ladies' Aitl -oeiety has spread a
iMirnpluoUs tcii-1. I here were over
U I....L' ,ti,.I..M- tl. .-,. 'I.I.I il...
receipt? of the day., amounted lo
i'J.'i.Jn. I aw one man a lie came
out place his hands on his stomach
and cvelaim. "Hit, what a dime!'!"
Tlie great danger of those dinners
twite
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l.V the ladies of Kiltie Point
1 1 lit 1 some pi'tor li'llou e in. litis tl t
tile Wi: pow.'f to !. -isl lelnpUl I it'll OI
the discretion to slop when he or sfi,.
have enough, m.iv ..vcr cat and l!)t
caiisc a death, tor -i.ch ilimi.-rs arc
,liiiii.'ei-,.iis to the iiliittitialed. P.itt ii i
ci.'c! toll j.assc.l ..if .piiclly and there
s. einc.l to be the Ic'st ot feeling lllal.-ifl'-l.
There were ahonl .'I(M) voli-s.
I lean. e.l loo laic lor tin last that
jtite ninth 'radc .lass of ..ur s.l 1
the ttco ) liickellhtlsh ln.s.
CatarrH Cannot Be Cured
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Vaughn and Carl, a genuine sinpri-e
party just before they b it the l Whin
oivherd tor Medford. Mrs. tiark-enbu-di
was apprised of the coining
and had prepared and luv informant
said that they had a truly Wonderful
time, tor Mr. and Mr-. (J. know just
how to arrange lo make young pen-
pie have a good lime. They had a
least v. good tiling-, and everything
parsed off pleasantly.
Ur. llurd of Medford is lo be here
and speak in Brown's hall on Satur
day, November IS, at J:.iU p. m.. ui
the subject of the new banking law.
nut wants everybody to come and
hear him.
Wednesday has been ratlier a dull
dav in Kagle Point, as many of the
young men who cast their first vote
tor a president east thai vide Tues-
lay, sal up about all night to hear
the election news, and were tinally
persuaded Hint they might have lo
wait for two or three days or perhaps
a month before they would kmw the
esult. I's older people have not for
otlcu the Tilden-liayes election
when the democrats were beaten out
of the presidency by Ihe committee
of 7 to S.
Wednesday we hud with us for
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neil
of Derbv. Mr. N. had been one of
the election hoard, and when ihev
got through with Hie count came rinhl
mt with the returns, and Mrs. Neil
accompanied him. They left their
team in Mami-h's- stable ami took
Minler's .jitney for Medford.
Kail Day, Henry Vocvonburg and
llenrv Schumann-1 leink of Sam's
Vallcv were with us for dinner Wed
nesday.
In addition to C. A. Newstrom
paying up his subscription on (In
M. T., C. V. Cunuuings has re
newed his subscription to the l. M
T. and Mrs. T. F. Boll, has paid for
an ad ih Hie classified column for
election dinner, cents.
I.onis (liliMtti, who I'oi-inerly owned
a ranch near Kalc I'oint. is visiting
liis sister, Mrs. Cliiinn. Mr. (i. inn
lit in il v returned In. in the eas rcceitt-
Iv and exiiccl to make their home
here in I lie liitnre.
The weiillier liciiifi1 I'avoralilc, nios
voters visited their respeetive votin;
si a) ions. A laree perceiittiije nl' In
dies exliihilcil their "equal rights."
Mrs. M. Mi.lillchiishi'i' is liavin;
in iti hauled troin I lie east slue o
tlte river.
I'lie welcome rains somewhat sol'
leitcil the mails, lint antos can :
travel.
Miss Mill. i Hannah is visitinc at T
11. Hoiick's.
An Hilt. i load ol' IIciU'oiiI Niniroil
returnee! from the wilds a few days
since. It lias lieen icporled Hint III
mi me siilTered somclhine: "awful." At
least Unit is what Clarence II. liinlet
at.
The Ira'fl'ie iienl of the T. C. I
Telephone Co. is very hnsy lately, n
the line licllaves very linilly. How
ever, lie is very efficient, and to hi
credit, also very willing lo uive hi
time to Ihe puhlie service.
(leorwe Fry is wot kinj; on the roac
al present.
K. Perl was a hii-mess visitor .mi
day lasl week.
Ilr. Kireh'jcssiicr drove lo Mcdl
Tiies.lav to vote, and remained Wed
ncsilav. liciii'' his regular olfiee day
in the cit v.
Mrs. (irimt Matthews and .hniL-litcr
Mis. T. Johnson, are visiting in A
land.
Titer.' will he lx-1,1 a national farm
loan meetiiej- r'rid.iv afternoon
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Crenm Applied in Nnslriln
Opens Air I'lissaes Hixht Up.
Intunt, relief no w;iitiii.. Your
.-l."'L'.'il nostrils r....i ri'dit ui. -. Itie air
'H.IL"'h of M.lir tic.i.l cl.-.ir llll'l V..I1 can
Itr.'i.ttn' fleclv. No in. tic ImwkillL'. Hllilf.
(lillif. t.l'iwtln;. ln'il'fx-lll'. dr IH"rt. No
rtiLTltlis- lor hrctllt til ni.'lit'. your
cl.l r calurrh nyy'.x,.
;et fl small tiot'lc of Y. Cream
Halm from y.ttir drnu's'ist now. Apply
;i littli of tlti-i ftn'rint. niitiicpti,',
iifiilnil.' crciini in your nostrils II .cn
rlriile tlir..iijli every ir jia-".si.'c of the
liell'l. (..K.thc tl-c ilitfllliel or swollen
anicoit. ineinl.nine nnd relief cotites in
dually. H'ii' just fin. fion'l stay HtufTed-up
.'-ith a cold or imty c-nturrb.
LNTKItCllll. ACTOOAtl CO.
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford tor Asniand. Talent
and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at
3:00 a. m., 1 :00, 2:00. 4:00 and B: 1
p. m. Also on Saturday at 1 1 : 1 G p
,, i 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 Medfors
dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m.
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 0:15 p. m. A 1st
on Saturday nights st 8:30 and
2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at :0(
a. m. and 1:00, 4:10, :80 and 1:
v. m.
ioir
ne'ci.tx. peaKeis win ne j. r. hum ; im s ' -j I , j cji
of Medford and F. C. Heimer of Tal j g A. ItJ. U V $ frfM
cut, Mid other. Come out and heai "! J?-V4f .Jl-- VSJ
thi.s que-Hon di. .-us-ed. ll'SS'S -ApTi -fiX''J
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir St.
lli-nl Kstiite trinisf'i's.
A. li. (lr..i.. el lis to 1.. II.
Wb-lici-, land in see. 4-:i:i--JV.$ .10
1. Satit'enl, iiiliiiinisti-ator
..1 t'lit-i-.lilin tli-elliuil. In
Mary Sant'ord, "J neres in tlie
Kt.ynl incllafd tract ... . 024
nliliii Ci'ot.ji el vir to L. (1.
Wivitei', land in see. -l-:t:t-
JV. 10
lie-ter lirvilen In W. F. Hun
ter, hit 1H, lilnck A, lierrv-
valc add., Meilliird 10
W. II. Sincler, sherifl', to
IIiiitv Silver el nl, land in
sec 7-:i7-lV 100
I. M. Cliiiisnn to .liiines S. llat-
lev, land in sees. S aiul 7-:i!l-
iv. ,;. in
lolin S. dwell Co. to Town of
Unite Fall-, l.lti acres in
see. -II-K 10
Surprisingly Good ;
Cough Syrup Made at
Home
I'tintM Yrry I. Idle and RnMlly Matte,
l.ul Is llrmnrknlilr ICITerllre.
You'll never r.allv know what a I
.. 1. Mvcio. von can make until Y
prciuirc tuts lumens iioiiii-uc.ue i.-...'.-i
Soil not onlv who .i us cointiarc.l w;
Ike liMilv niinl.' kind, hut you will n!
liave li inorc elleciive nun iici.eii.in.
lil.-dv ill everv wuv. It iivercomi-s n
utiinir couj'hs. throat, or chest colds
UI bourn relieves cwn whoiiiiini! com
"l,'.i!'k.'-v.-... , to
V.el ' ounces oi i ...i-.x i.e. ..
worth I iroin nuv ti.o.1 drill; "tore, poi
it into u pint, notlie nun un me I.IU.I.
with i.hiin lii'iiunlulctl suaar syriij
I tel .- vim huve a lull linn a lliinii
iinltlv ot the most ellcctive colli:
svi-iiii tluit imuiev can hnv at a cost i
o'lllv ol cents or less. ' It never spoil
Ihe nronipt. unit positive results unr
liv this plciisiuit tastuiL' I'oti'jh svi'U
hiivc iiiused it. to he used in more holm
tltiin iinv other remedy. It ituicl:
sens a drv. houi-sc or iil'Iii cousi
heals the inllumed incinhriiiies that lin
tlie t Ill-nil t. anil Jironchiill tubes, und re
lief conies ullllost. UUUU'llUMCIy. rsincl'
.lid for thri.ut tickle. Iiourscnews. liron
cliitts. ci-..ii und lii'ouchiiil asthuia.
I'inex is a liiulllv ciilliclltl'lltcd com
tiiuntil of j.i'iiuiae Nni-wiiv pine extract
I'ombini il with itui'iacol und him heel
us'-tl fur eeitciatioitii for thioat an
..l.nul nil.,., ills.
Avoid disappointment, hy akim; vein
lll lieM l.il Hit .. J .ill m en ! .i.e.. ' .
full (iii-ect ioini, ami don t it lit any
Ibill" cp.l'. A aunl-.intee of llleolute SI'.t
:rtrn, linii or iiimii'O . Iil'otlllillv "lillinUc.
men i-.ih lliis iir.'a;u-al.iija. Tile J'll'.c:
(.o., l-'i. Wi.uic, t-'id.
1' C It N IS fl El A PA IITS1 E.NTS
FOlt RENT Furlnshed iipurtiuont.
Hot wutor, heat. The llurheu.
FOB 11KN1 niJOSKB
FOR RENT 3-rooni liousg on oust
side; 4-room Iioubo ou west 8ido.
W. II. Evorhard.
l'-OU KENT nOtTMKKEEl
ltOOJIS
ING
FOR RENT Suito of four com
fortably housekeeping rooms, bath,
gas, liKht. Call ut SO!) Newtown
street. . '
FOlt SAUK KHAlj USTATB
FOR SALE Or rent, modern seven
room hoiiHu with liuruBe; lot !)5x
II It! feet, clear of all eneiinihrniico,
location, S. Oukdulc nve. lniillro
of II. B. Nyi), phono 25-.U. 202
FOR SALE Good orchard, tenm har
ness, Molini! wapon, cultivutor.
Il-.Hl-A, Route 2, Medford. 1'J
fob sai.iv- tt vnivrucsi
FOR SAM'- Cheap. Team horses,
wlnht, about 2400 pounds. Dr.
Henry Hart. Tel. l l-F-15. hi
FOR HALE lUlSCIVIjXiAKKOrja
FOR HALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
sweet clover, timothy and other
Krnsses; strictly fancy stocks. Wrlto
for samtiles. Italph Waldo Eldeu,
Central Point, Ore. .
FOR SALE- Yoilus ami old geese.
C. W. Isaacs, Phono Gtil-,12.
FOlt SALE -condition,
Deere gunK-p'ow. I-'Ine
2U. Phone &K7-R-2
ia
FOR KALE Corn. Phono St 7-11-2
20 u
FOR KALE Fat turkeys.
Phono 1 -!' 1 1.
C. Carey
WANT Er fl ITOATIOISS
WANTED - HressniakiiiK. home or
ila. 114 S. Central. Phone 4U7-.M.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED -( bllilrcii lo board ami
room. Itox !i. cure .Mail Tribune.
1 in
WANTED A m
d.'SU. PIlOlll!
cotllt J III tl cl
.".7-1M.
writing
WANTED A second hand No. 3 hy
draulic giant, with deflector and
several hundred feet of 10-lnrb to
l.'.-inch h vil ran He pipe. Reply Hox
O, Mail Tribune. l'JS
WANTED Vacuum cleaning. Larg
est and most, effi.'-'.ent niacliino in
tile -ity. llenrv Currier, Phone
82U-X. 201
WANTED Remember your poultry
and eggii will bring you more
monev at Warner, Wormian and
(lore's. One' price for hens, ro
g.irdle.'iu of ult: .
V'W.V, FIVTC
;(x' flt Las!. A f.u.iaii HcRtty
T-'ii Afforts ImmetJiata
I Relief f.:id Ejects ft Posiiive Cure
knst a 1: for a ti-i -kajre. of "D-.ie.ionCoirifort".
iitoniioai'.-:dt!i-.-i . :tl v. illvr.ci .llh:.'a nuiic,
Il you r.:iv(s a bcr.i.-li. r.o nialicr ii.ov hoBe,
lnov sv.-.'lt'.'ll, i:i''v' . -.uiianu ii.o, n'-..".Ey
ttie joint in-tV lw, I.' ict one "Mtinion
(-...nlott" i'C.d v'U will cblaiu i.utaat relief.
Uuy a tvn t-.KUy-Ivy one or t o pluslers
ami .1 you are not cnti:e1v n'.tif.finl. simply
reluvii the re-.iiaiiidirand Ketnllyo-.-.i'ii.oney
b.ick. "Bun; in C"iufor" h ive cured over
7J.OOO men and w,,r.-.oii the pa it year tliey
can cure you VV'-yr nlinne tosit-f-r, wtien
here is a cuara'.?:d :i;5tar.t reliel? Your
nioacy Pick il th- - ' " . F II
l.l: 11. IIASKIXS, 21 1 10. Main St.
IICSINESb imULCTUHT
Anto Buppllf
UAHEK AUTO BPRtNO CO. -W
re operating the Urgent, oldest
and beat equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others tall. Sold under guar
antee. 26 North Fltteeath ML.
Portland. Of.
Attoriievs
OKORGK A. CODDIXO .Lawyer
Itoom 412 Gnrnott-Corey Dldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phono 221.
OEO. W. CHERRT Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-1 0, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at ll.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Natlenal
Bank Building,
A. E. REAMKS, LAWYER OaxaeU
Corey bldg.
O. M. ROBERT8 Lawyjr.
Medford National Bank Bnlldlaat,
Consult Iuk KnRlnoer.
0. D. CRONEMILLER Consulting
oloclrlcitl etiRiucer, hydro-eleotrlo
developments. Industrial power,
utility valuation. Medtord and Gold
Hill, Ore.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORT8 We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get the
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 1, t, Hae
kins' Bldg., 216 B. Main st
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN gCOTOtf
DR. C. O. VAN BCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Itldg., Bite III
Medforn, Orrt. Phone 861.
Collections ami Reports
FnKlnoCT and Contractor
FRElT'NTTilJMMrNtiS Snglneer ami
contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bldg.
Hurveys,, estimates, lrrlgatloi
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Oarlwge
GARBAGE Get yonr premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons lot
good service. Phone 174-L. T,
T. Allen.
Tfonse Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
Movo Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or
488-X. 612 S. Newtown. 811 Da
kota. Instruction In Masle
FRED ALTON HA10HT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Music
Studio, 401 Oarnott-Corey Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insnraace.
EARL 8. TUMY General Insuranee
office. Fire. Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. No,
210 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Physicians and Bargeoaa
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathii
physician, 803 Garnett-Corey
building. Phone 110.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physlclsa aa
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Anrlst tor B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 1(7.
Printers anal Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 17 Nona
Kir st.
Transfers
KA1IS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO.
Office 4 2 North Front st, Phons
IK. Prices right Service guar
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I have a 160-acre stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
somo alfalfa. This place recently
sold for $ 12,000: no Incumbrance
Will trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or would take city property.
Would trade even or assume some In
cumbrauce on orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
10J West Mala Street. j ,