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MEnTOUT) IWIJi ' TttTTWTC, MTCTTFORD, OTJEOOX. WEDNESDAY, NOVTOIT.F.tt 1.', 1Mfi , PA OE FITE I) ' f J.OMtOX, Nov. 1 Ti The diplomatic I ; -'fHi'OKontutivoH of HushUi wires limi- I ;. ter'N lVtronrnd correspondent, have .:, been instructed to band to tho gov , 1 : frniiicnta to which I hoy urn accredited the following protest against the Aus f (to German proclamation eslutlinhlns I the FoliKh kingdom: f "'. i. "In defiance of the lawn of nations k :-.(. I he Clermau and Auslro-llunuarinn - , military authoritiefi at Warsaw und - y at Lublin have proclaimed the Kns-h- ' ' iun provinces of Inland henceforth ' lo form a separate Htate. . . . i i ' The imperial Russian Kovornmenl jr ; protests atculiiKl thin act as a fresh ".,vm vjolutiou of an international conveu- : 1 I lion solemnly nworn to by Austria i Hungary and (lermany and declares : . -U it null and void, it reaffirms that the Ji!. i,' ".. provinces of t:ie Kingdom of Poland J ; have not ceased to form an Integral part of the .Russian empire and that y. their inhabitants will be bound by v ;he oaths of fidelity, which they took I he emperor, my august master." TODAY'S MARKETS :i Portland Livestock 1 PORTLAND.- Or., Nov. l.-. Hog Heady; receipts 00-1. I 'rime lirlil-, 'HH.ti 9.7." ; prime strung weights. . .f.r((r S'.7T ; good, to prime mixed, ,f H. IU( !l.."0: rmiuli heavy iiu'lin;, 8..'.0.10: pijts ana skips, 8.'.")C 8.75: stuck hogs. $7(.8.' : (utile steady; receipt HI. Steers. prnuo light, .l-'U.T'lox'.lO: prime heavy '. 8(i"7.2."; good, .t(i.-UI(i':j.7o ; rows. . choice, $i.)(ti'K'0: medium to good. i .t.i(o f.'J5; ordinary to fair, . I.'J.'iCi J 4.7.)-. heilcrs, iM(R0: hulls, ifcl.T.Xn J l..iU; calves, $:"(i( 7. . f i Sheep steady receipts, -Hi. Choice laiubs, 8.,)(l(o S.7," : common Iambs, I 0(i'7.o(); choice ycHi'ling wethers. ! Hf7.r0(".7.'); good yearlings, $7. 2 ''" j 7..')U; choice light enes, $.")..")0(n U ; i heiivy e.wes, .f ofrt o..")0.: . Portland Butter l'ORTt.AKD. Or.. Nov. 1.1 fer unehane'ed. ' -I'mt- Portland Wheat roirrr.ANu, or.'ov. 1.-,.' Nvhcat strong; finding light, but at new rec ord prices for Pacific Spot bids unchanged. l.(i.V. Kortyfohl, .Tl.f8; ited Hussion. 1. ."),". barley unchanged. Today's car receipts : Hour II, oats (i, hiiv 8. nort hwest. r,luestent, club, .$!.", Wheat 16. Chicaqo Wheat , CHICAGO Nov. .IS. Wheat: Open. 'lose. lecembcr l.H" .tl.S7lj l.ll-J l.iv; TIMES COLLECTS 5.000.000 POUNDS FOR RED CROSS I.O.V1 ION. Xv. lo. The Time announces that its collection on hc Jiall' of the l!cl Cross today passed o,0IIU,"0(l p.iunds. THELAN NEW HEAD OF RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS ' WAlslllXUTOX, Nov. I.".. Max Thclau of California. fir( vice-president of the National Assnriation of liitihvay Ciuiinissi,inci,s, v as -chosen president of the organization here CLEANSE THE BLOOD BEFORE WINTER I'rce Youi-sclf l-'rom the .Menace of Had Health When the Cohl and Wet Sets tn. Sufferers From Catarrh. Itlieiitiiiitisin,.. mid Kezctim are Woi-se In Winter. Tak S. S. S. Xow. Advice of. this character bus .been Kiven by our trained spceialistH year after year as summer begun to wane uiitl tile coming of fall oombled ttie time when storms and cold- are near. We repeat this warning here. Sufferers rrom catarrh will undoubt edly find the symptom much aggra vated .as. winter approaches. With the first chill blasts the rheumatism lets itself he felt. There are forms of winter eczemu one in particular :called tetter that causes real suf fering when cold weather conies. The mere aches and minor pains of rheu niniism not only change In winter, but the callages are apt to ho so decided in their violence as to cause the most Intense suffering. Horrible aching pains In the limbs.. In the hack. In the joints, even rheumatic pains In ' the head and face sometimes suppos ed to be neuralgia. Catarrh Is hac k again, more intense than last winter with rtie continual hawking and spit ting, headaches, dripping of phlegm . in the nose and ttiroat, the stopped air passages and the foetid odor from the breath. Is it not a common-sense llitni to do to avoid these troubles. loiliiy. Many loclinicnl rk)urts on r;iilroiul ftrohlt'ins wer MiimiitU'U. GOLD HILL NUGGETS Gladys iVIIoii spent Friday and Saturday at her much home, five miles north of (.told Hill, returning lo her school duties in Medlord Sunday afternoon. Harry Tihhils was culled to Port land r'ridny on S. 1' .business, and minor has it he may he returned to the charge of thu Clold Hill station again. Mrs. Laura llannncrslev came up from the l'as Saturday afternoon to be at the bedside of (inuulinu 11am mciNley. who was stricken with par alysis early Saturday morning. As this i.- a second stroke and more se vere than the first, the relatives arc notch alarmed. Mr. and Mrs. I' W. Scars and son Wallace took advantage of t lit' sugar bi'Cl special and spent Saturday in Grants Pass inspecting the plant, the pride of that city. .Marshal J. M. lliitsou and family now occupy the dim Davis house at the corner of Fifth avenue and Fifth street. Quarterly conference will he held next Friday when the district super intendent will he present and has announced also tliet he wil! preach on Sunda-' morning. In the absence of u pastor, these announcements are as oases in a desert. Fd Weston ami wil'e spent Suudnv at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1). II. Miller in this city. Berthel l.nl'fcrty of Ashland re turned home Sunday afternoon after spending a couple of days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I tallies. Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd Kddings went to (.irunts Pass Saturday evening. Xed Potter spent Sntnrdnv in Gold Hill, having brought a load down from the Mountain King mine in the Meadowy district. Klam Oall of upper Sams Valley was in Gold Hill Friday with a load of apples. Kev. .John Uewtas, a war corre spondent, returned recently from the seat of activities, addressed interest ed andieuces both morning and even ing at the M. K. church. His descrip tion of the Holy Land and the cus toms of the people was indeed very instructive and inspiring to both old and young. David Brown of Kane's creek dis trict was in Gold Hill Monday with more of his ranch products, and if his limn bean.s or corn-fed hogs tfiin be beat, ve .will necd.be .shown. ; Mrs. Lucy Mee, accompanied by her son. Gerald, spent Saturday in Grants Pass inspecting the sugar beet plant in that city, and also shop ping and visiting friends. Henri Sehumann-neink left Fri day evening for a visit with his mother. .1. W. Herron returned Alonduv morning from a business dip to Portland und was accompanied by his son, William. . Mr.-.. George Laacc and Miss Kmnia Gaunyaw of Foots Creek were shop ping and visiting friends in Gold Itill Monday. A. P. Palmer spent Saturday in Grants Pass on business mailers. Mrs. John Hamniersley of Grants Pass came up Monday evening to be at the bedside of Grandma llain aicrslcy, who is still very ill. . Ilr. Kelsey and family were enter tained at dinner by Mr. anil Mrs. ft. M. Mclntyre Saturday noon. Fred Guy of Sardine creek was transuding business in Gobi Hill re cent ly. G. 1). CruiicuiilliT attended the Klks hull at Mi'dford Monday evening, re turning Tuesday cveuiuu. -lohu Lifter of Hock Point was in to eradicate them from the system when it can be so easily done with a positive remedy such as S. 8. 8.? Ite inember, first of all. that the troubles we mention are blood troubles deep sealed ones. Laugh at the man who recommends lotions, salves and iocu, medicines. The trouble must lie washed out of the blood. Thousands of people have been permanently re lieved of blood and skin disease oi eery kind by the use of S. 8. S., and many of those who, perhaps, at first did not find the. results entirely sail fadorv, wrote our physicians a full statement of the! rcase. and a lltll advice hasenu.nd the relief. The on! 'fut-GU lor wanting you to w-rite uh Is ihat we may use every effort to see that you get the best result from the i:,'-:iclne. You can then help us by advising our friends lo use S. 8. 8., v. bich you will know from experience !- all we claim for It. You can write with assurance that all correspond ence is held In strictest confidence. a ill that our physicians will give you helpful advice without charge. For sale at all drug stores. Refuse sub stitutes. Write the Swift Specific Company. Kunni II, Atlanta, t;.i. (iiiM Hill Siitnnliiy ami titli'iuM t!ir how Suturdny ovoniuj. ASHLAND AND'VIGINITY Shrine of Hillah Tenipln are mnking elaborate preparations for their ceremonial session to be hold in the armory, this city, Suturday, Nov. IS. llusiness session, : :t 0 p. in.; ceromouial, S p. in.: traditional ban quet, 1 1 p. in. Novices must report at the armory not lator limn 7:30 p. , and among the number at tilts date nro Dr. .1. J. Kinmens of Med lord; K. t Simmons, Kugcne; Geo. E. I.undbuig, O. S. lilancliard and Sam uel H. Halter of Grunts I'iiks; W. H. Frasier, Ashland. Commiuoos re spectively on program, refreshment, stunts, reception and music are at tending to every dotall. ('. W. Nlnts is potentate; W. 10. Xewcoinun, chief rubbun; lial Mc.Xatr, recorder. Among out of town representatives on the of ficial divan are Geo. T. Collins, as sistant rubban, and II. C. Gnrnott, sec ond ceremonial master, both of .Mod- lord, and W. C. Leever. Central Point, captain of tho guard. Captain Cor nelius commands the caliphs of the Arab patrol. A tip to the novices is gratuitous in the admonition, "Don't try to run the show; you are tho per formers.'' Kntertuiiiniont for the la dies will not be overlooked. Inasmuch us Masonic hall has been reserved In order to stage u suffragette ceremon ial for their especial benefit. Miss Kdim Wells, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Wells of this city, und a former well known teacher in the Ashland schools, was elected super intendent of schools of Klamath coun ty at the recent general election on the Republican ticket. Two fire alarms huve startled citi zens this week. The first was from Wah Chung's in the Chinese district. where no particular damage was done. Harly Tuesday morning the house, at the corner of Klghth and C streets, owned by Mrs. Dr. Kceder. was practically destroyed. The tun ant had packed up household goods tho day previous, preparatory to leav lug for the east, and both building and contents were almost a total loss Wlord from army headquarters in the Philippines announces the promo tion of Lieut. Thomas W. Hammond to a captaincy last July, and in Sep tember a commission aH major in the command of Philippine scouts. Ilo Is a former Ashlund boy and the brother of Mrs. .1. H. Turner of this city. "Free from debt" was the happy announcement made at the commer cial club last Monday night on the oc casion of the seml-aiinuul election of officers. Frank Jordan was elected presideut; Henry Enders, Jr., vice president; F. H. Knglo, treasurer. The secretary, Frank J. Shinn, Is appoint- ed by the trustees, of which board six were elocted, including W. 10. Xew. combe, J. W. McCoy, .1. 11. McGeo Louis Dodge, W. H. lleXair und H. O. Frobbach. The board of trustees have taken an energetic stand against incurring any debts whatever In the future, and have backed the officials in the past six months against assum ing any extraordinary expenditures. "his has been done in conformity with a policy of paying off a lot of old scores at the same time. Along those lines Secretary Shinn's report was a model one as to brevity, coupled witli gratifying results as secured by the introduction of system and business like methods In transacting the club's affairs. Tho outlook Is bright for the future, and standing at the portals of HH7 the organization's program will be one of progress. Over twenty now members wore listed at this meeting. About fifty from Ashland attended he rally at Grants Pass last Saturday, Inspecting methods of sugar manufac ture at tho Idg factory.- Details were fully explained to visitors, who speak highly of the courtesy of factory of ficials and the hospitality extended b; clti."?n:t !:! gctiftrai. A comprehensive review of the excursion trip and scope of the beet sugar projei t as It exists at Drauts Pass, was given by Secretary Shinn at the commercial club last .Monday night. Incorporating irrigation as the primary requisite in beet cultivation. A. H. Davenhlll of Twin Oak ranch northwest or town, has lately install ed a concrete reservoir of over 311, una gallons capacity. He barf struck a good well near the storage reservoir and gasoline power does the pumping. Ths improvement Is in addition to ther Irrigation facilities on the ranch near tiie house. John Uockford, telegrapher In the Southern Pacific service at Siskiyou has been transferred to Itedding. At the Commercial cluli meeting on Manila night Snpt. Briscoe .address ed the organization in behalf or the employment by business men and cit izens tn general of pupils in the high school. This is a movement inaugu rated hy the high school alumni, and its efforts are not confined to secur ing permanent situations after grad uation. .Many need assistance duriug the entire high school seourse, and temporary jobs aie sollclled as well as permanent ones. Hoys and girls are both Included In tiiis appeal. h an Index or what Is being accomplish ed in this line in the vacation scuson, the superintendent quoted results last suimnor which yielded students col lectively several thousands of dollars, credited to Ashland high school ac tivities outside of the class room, the labor extending over a wide rnngo of industries. Opportunities ure what Is Heeded, In which event those to whom requests for lubor are made wilt del egate either a boy or girl best fitted for the particular task. As Is to be. expected uot all fill Hie bill, but the percentage of success runs high and othoY than a first choice Is available. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph C'o's new directory has mado Its ap pearance this week. Subscribers cred ited to the local exchange number nearly 1000., By decision of the United States Geographic board, Grant's Puss should hereafter be spelled Grants Pass, by simply leaving out the apos trophe In tho word "Grant's," a dis tinction without much difference. The local Masonic lodge has In vested in h hnlopttcon. to be used In exemplification of the work. Tho ap paratus Is constructed along the lines of an Improved stercopticon and Is from the firm of Hausch & l.oinb, Rochester, X. Y.. makers of 'astro nomical and optical Instruments. tin Saturday of this week will occur tho high school football game be twetr. the local wild Medford teams on siuand grounds. This Is expected to be a battle royal between great rivals. Tho Southern Pacific ticket and passenger department lias presented tho Commercial club with two large and elegant mounted pictures, one of the, IHttlcr-Peroi'.'zl fountain In l.itliln Park, and tho other of Mount Ash land, the view being different from that on the average stereotyped post card. Funeral services of tho late -Mrs. Mary J. Smith, who died last Friday, were held on Monday at the Christian church, conducted by llev. W. L. Mell inger. Interment In Ashland ceme tery. Tho deceased was nearly i' years of ago and a widow. tralnload of pontoons from I'u get sound points, bound for Hrowns ville, Texas, was In local yards early in (lie week In charge of a govern ment ofticer. Ashland Butte Lodge .No. 122:1. Loyal Order of Moose, supplemented Its regular meeting on Monday even ing by inviting the. families of its members . to participate in a social gathering after routine business was over with. Vear and Martin Real have sold their property consisting of home and five lots at tho intersection of Penn sylvania and Kitclid avenues and Har rison street, to Mrs. Kllu'Hopwood and son' James. J. I'arr continues as tenant on the place. The Reals now own and occupy a flue ranch in Klamath county. TIiIh Ashland prop erty was disposed of through the Reaver agency. . Miss Hope Xye spent Thursday night with friends al. Peyton, James F.mbr.v is down the line on a. tour of inspection. Mr. and .Mrs. Duwsun and daugh ter, Harold Peyton' and Miss Delic Whiscnnnt spent Sunday with Mr. .mil .Mrs. F.Iwiu Steams. Frank Dilsworlh spent several lays of last week in the alley. Mrs. Gus Dil.-,worth has been spending the last two weeks in Med ford with her grandma, Mrs. Gordon, tnd her aunt, Mi-.s Clara Gordon. The Gordon ladies have recently moved to Medford from Fort Klain ilh. where they spent the summer, Paul Peyton is working nt the old Tucker place. .Mr. and Mis. ,1. F. Dilsworlh have recently purchased an organ from the Palmer Piano hoii-e at Medford. Carl Richardson, wil'e and son, Mr. .red Mrs. John Wi'-hnidsuu and Ora Oil-worth went to Prospect Sunday n Carl's new Chci inlet car. Mr. and Mrs. M:iu-lirld aiul I'nmilv ilso motored Propped way Sunduv. Miss Xellie D:uv-on and Mr-. Av ry's children moved lo Medford tin; 1'ir-t of Ibis Week. Poll Voijieck mov--d them down in hi- ca r. George Mnll-i iciil, Jr., took some i'al hogs In the valley Sunday and irougit. home a bind of oat.-- to -ow. Mr-. J. F. Di!-w,,r!h spent I be day it Fvci-'iicj-n rant-li Satuiday. Mr. Vaughn went to Medford on Thursday ami -laid several davs. William Kellcv and Thomas Pednr -ctunicd Tue-day to Mr. Keiley's 'amp and trap line above Red lllan knt. The W. C. '1'. F. hold their meeting Heals Skin Diseases It i miiicccssHry I or yen to Hift cr with eczema, blouhi.'. ringworm. r;tihe. and similar skin troubles. A littk- 7xmn, obtained t anv drug store fur or $1.00 for extra iarRf battle, and prAmpily applied will ii-iully fitve instant rtrbrj from itdiitif? tnrturi-. ft cleanse and 50nthe. the skin ;tnd hrals quickly and rffecttvely mci skin dirase. 7.rmo h a wonderful, penctrntiuy. dis appearing liijuid and is sooibini: to the TiK'r dfUfjii" l;in. Tt h tin n-nsy, csmIv rtmtliH and ni little. Cct it lodrtv arid -.rtiT all niribcr il i r-"-. Saturday nt .Mrs. llhiiichnrd's and were rejoiced at the result of the election, whereby Oregon is drycri than ever. S. S. Aiken went to Mi'dford Thursday to take the ballot boxes. Gramhua Xye returned Sunday from a viil to h'oseburg and Kngle Point. Mr. von dcr Hellen r.ud fam ily brought her up ill their car und spent tile day visiting the Xye und Philips families, 'Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tex of Central Point visited at .liiincs Grieve's from Saturday night lo Monday morning. Mr. kilieuid is plowing for Mr. Mansfield al present. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Willils have re turned lo their homo at Persist after several years spent in Minnesota. We understand t hoy came out in their automobile. There will he n. speciul school meeting at Flounce Rock sclionl house December : to elect n new clerk. The former clerk, T. I). Ilig iuholham, has resigned uti nccouut of moving from the district. .Mr. inn! Mi, I, M. Kuwe iiml Kay liowe woiv the guilts of Mr. mnl Mrs. Oscur Itlm-lil'iinl lor 11 few tlnvs Inst work. Afti-r visiting with rela tives in Mi'ilt'iint for n short iiuio tlioy will proceed on to f'ortlmul, where thev expect fn make their home. Mr. ii Mrs. Krnnk TompkiiiH spent Sttinhtv with the Itirkholz fnm ilv. (leure Mnvis mid wife, Mr. t'url soii, Mr. Harris, Mr. Hirktiol. nnd sun Ituiaiid, of this district, iuok in the suar bcot cxeursinn to (Iiants 1'ass on Siiturdny. The l.niicrimiii and tloiiri families have lel'l the Willow Suriin's district to malic llieir homo in Medford. Thev renled their much to Bert Nichols, who 1ms been farming Hit old l'en niner farm. Bert Nichols is now oe-.cupviii"- the homo left vacant by tho 1 louri's. (icuree Nichols will . move into the I'ciinicr house, whi'.di was vnealcd by Bert Nichols. It is nid that tho I'cuniyor ranch "'ill be funn ed bv Mr. l'eimicer himself, with the assist n uce of (leorc Nichols, Mr. I'eunijier is now living hi.Tolo. El Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Stu. Circuit Court F.tlicl Wilcox llaniluiau vs. Fred erick Henry I lauptmnn, decree. Mary Ann 1'ryce ct al vs. Gold ltnv Kealty Co., reply. Iieinington vs. Keminglon, decree. Ileal Estate Iransftrs. F. V.. Homig et u. to M. S. ('obh, hind in sec. 7-'tf-'2W... r it) ,1. J). Scars et ux lo K. 11. Ho- ' gan, trustee, land in sec. -i-H7-1 W 1 1,0110 Lillian It. Hruclimann lo A. F. MGM EOT WATEl TOHMUNG IF YOU Says " glass of hot y water with phosphate before breakfast washes out poisons. If you wake tin with a bad ttisto, bad lirnatli and tongue 1b coated; if your head is dull or aching; If what you eat Hours and forma gas und acid In stom ach, or yon are bilious, constipated, norvotiB, en t low and can't got fooling jut right, botfu hiHtilc bathing. Drink before breakfast, a Rlast of real hot water with ft teaspoouful of limestone jmoKphate In it. TbiH will Hush the polnons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys nnd howeta and cleanse, Hwecten and purify the entire alimen tary tract. Do your Inside bathing im mediately upon arising in the morning to wash out of the system all the pre vious dny'fl polHonoiiK waste, gneea and sour bile before putting more food into the Btomacb. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood, mrvH ami muscles became loaded with body im purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limetono phosphato WHICH tn liH-AJ" urn i i; mu aiimrai. tntu-. Icsk, except for a sourish twinge which! Is not unpleasant Just ab aoap and hot wnter act on' the Bkin, clcnnHing, sweetening aud freshening, so hot water and limestone pboBphate act on the stomach, liver,' kidneys and bowels. Men and womeu who ore usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have sny utomnch dis order should begin this Inside bathing before brcakfaHt, They are nsaured thpy will become real cranks on tho Biibject shortly INTEltl lill.. A CXfXJAR CO, TIME CARD. Leave Medford tor Asmand, Taleni and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, al 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:11 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 P m. Sunday! leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 6:30 and 9:3 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. m. Ale on Saturday ntghta at 8:30 and 2:20. Sundays lave Ashland at 9:0 a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 1:10 and 11:11 I. . . . Falch, undivided half inter est in land in twp. ;tti-'JW Id Flhi It. Storm ct vir to Minnie Schell, lots ' and 27, Whit man Park. Medford 1 1'nited Slates to .lames W. Reynolds, hind in sec. !U)-:1-1W Patent Frank L. Sailer ct ux to Oscur llcigling, lots in Ccntrtrl Ad dition, Fugle Point 1 D. T. McKorchcr to James H. Duran et nx, laud ill sec. 10-.'lll-'.'K '3 Vera Anna lieu! ct ux to Silvn K, Itopwood ct al., block Saxman's Pciin Add., Ash laud 10 LESS MEA IF BACK AND KIDNEYS HURT Take a glau of Salts to flash Eidneyi if Bladder bothers you Drink . lots of water. Hating meat regularly evenlunlly pro duct's kidney trouble in donia form or other, sny a well-known authority, lw ruuse the uric acid in meat excites iho k idiicys, they beeomo overworked t got slupgish; clog up and causo all sorts of distress, particularly baokaclio and mis ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin ges, sevens headaches, acid stomach, con stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, Mndder and urinary irritation. . Tho moment your back hurts ot kid" Tinys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, get about four ounces of Jad Halts from any good pharmacy t tnko a t-oblespoonful in a glass of water before breakfiist for a few days and your kidnoys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia-. and has been used for generations to II u Mi clogged kidneys and stimulate thera to normal activity; aluo to neutralise the acids in the urine so it no longer irri tates, thus ending bladder disorders. lad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men nnd women take now niid then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding scriouo kidney disease. rritMSlIRl) APARTMENTS FOlt HE NT- -Furlnnhed npnrtmcnt. heat. Tho Uerbon. Hot wntor, roK n.Kut. ntvKvnwa FOR HAI.K Throe fine hoifura. Phone ST-K, evenings. 20 FOlt SAI.IJ Or trade, one good team brown hoi'KeB. t Inquire c-H west. 1 -t tit street. 207 FOR SALIi 7 liiriie, oiuig. broken burros. Nenntic and Liberty, North .Medford. ' 21)6 'OH SAI.K Before nellinK any laiubs or ewi'H, call us up. Hoyenlmrs Brothers, Holland Hotel, 22(il FOR SALK Ciood team, wason, biiKHy, saddle. Kd M. White, Spar ta Bldg 203 FOR SALR Cheap. Team horses, wight, nboi(t 2400 pounds. Dr. Homy Hart. Tel. H-F-10. FOR SA1.H Number good ewes. nosenberB Brothers, Holland Hotel. 200 rOB BALB MISOBiyUUVKOCi FOR KAI.K Water power waslier; liookcuses; SxlO tent. Phono 3 8 I -J. 2I)( FOR SALK One invalid's purunibn lalor, upriKht or recllnlnK. ehalr. Ono invalid's knockdown, wlieeled traveliiiK chair and ono Invntid's beilroom table. Apply 1013 8o. Oaluliile. avo. 20,'l FOR SALK Aiislrallan club wheat anil barley seed, (I. IJ. Wjthrow. Talent. 210 FOR SALK-Corn. Phono 2 01-H2 FOR SALK Seed, allairu, red clover sweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write lor samples. Ralph Waldo lilden, Centra! Point, Ore. FOR SALK Vuiiiik and old cecsc, C. W. Isuucs, Phono 0U1-.I2. FOR SALK Corn. Phono G97-H-2. 2 OS FOR SALK -Fat turkeys. C. Curey, Pliono 1 tl-Fl 1. HELP WANTICD MALE I Fk7WANTK I ) t7i k e e n v, i n e r i l ii' course, steam, gus, auto or electri cal; courses lo suit all; work done helps pay tuition. Send lor free Illustrated catalogue. Scuttle En gineering School, Roy si. Seattle. WANTICn mTOATIOJiS WANTED -Urcssmaking, home or duy. 1 I I S. Central. Phono 4U7-.M. WA XTE1) M I.SCKM.AXHOCa WANTED- Light hack. Phone 9B7-W 20 1 WANTED - Modern bungalow, locat"', not over fl.'iUO. casli. t'iark Realty Co. well Spot WANTED -- iimnediuie lltlngs of ianci tulitiible for slider 3;eet.j. .lc Curdy Insurance Agency, Medford National Hank building. WANTED Folding baby buggy In good condition. 11. L. Howard, Central Point. 23 WANTED- Will pay cash for good ranch with water and partially im proved preferred; no fancv price. Address P. O. Box 1121, .Medford. 201 WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortman and Gore's. One price lor hens, ro garuUem of. ilze, , Some Coffss K is too much , . too much the other Goiden West Coffee Is "Just Rtehf 1.0 ST Pair uf brown lov(!8 between Custtllton Grill and post office Finder return to Olmstcnd's Gro cery. 2Uli T.K' BUSrNESS JIH,CTOHT Auto RmppUM LAHER AUTO BPRING CO. W r operating the lirgeit. oldeel and best equipped plant in the Pa etflc northwest, llae our aprlnm when othera tall. 8oI(l under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth t.. Portland, Ota. Attorney! GI30KGE A. COmilNO Lnwyor Itoom 412 Onrnntt-Corey 11 1 (Iff.. Medford, Ore. Phone 221. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney ana Notary, Roomn 9-10, Jnciuon Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NKFP Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMBS, LAWYER Garntt Corey bldn. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. Medford National Bank Bnllrtlaa. Consultlus Engineer. 0. T). CRONEMILLER Consultln electrical engineer, hydro-electric developments, Industrial powor, utility vnluation. Modford nnd Gold Hill, Ore. Collection. COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W collected tome aocounte 14 yean old. We Itnow how to get taa money. The Bullock Mercantile Agoncy, Inc., Rooms 1, 1. I, Ha kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main it. DoBtlste . Dr. W. M. VAN BOOTOO , DR. C, C. VAN BCOYOO Dentlirta Oarnett-Corey Bldg.. nltt III Medforo, Oro. . Phone S5(. Collections nnd Meportg ' Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CMINGBBnglneer an contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bldg Burveyfl,, estimate!, lrrlgUo drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Grbce QARBAGK Get yonr premltn cleaned up for the lummer. Call on the city garbage wagons foJ good eorrlce. Phone I74-L. T, V. Allen. House Moron MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS Wt Move Houses, Bnrna, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. Pbone 4S8-M, or 488-X. 612 8. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction tn Masle FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 4 01 Oarnett-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Insurance. KARL 8. TIJ.MY Oeneral Inauranc office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract, and Surety Bonda. Excellent com. pan Ins. good local aervlce. No, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. I'liynlclana And burgeon! DR. W. W. HOWARD Oiteopatht physician, 303 Garnett-Corey building. Phone 110. DR. J. .1. EMM ENS Physician ass mrgeon. Practice limited to aya, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlet (or B. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 8T Printers and Publisher! MEDb'ORD PRINTING CO., has th bent equipped printing oftlo It southern Oregon; bonk binding loose leaf ledgers, billing rysteuis. etc. Portland prices, XT Noils Fir st. - Transren BAD3 THANRFER"ftBTORAGH! CO Office 42 North Front st Phont 115. Prices right. Merries gost ia WHY? Irrigation means saleable land. I cannot sell land In this county unless It has water or a show to get It. The actual producing value of land In this county will be more than doubled when properly irrigated. Irrigation first. J. C. BARNES 102 West Main Strcot. 1
