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MEDFOTiD MATT, TUT BUNT!, MEDFOUD, OJ.EiOX. 'IT EST) AT. .TAXTAT7Y T. 1017 PAGE TWO I i $ ? t f r n is MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN lNUKI'KNI'F.NT SH W.-'P.MM-: K PL'M.isiikii i:vi:i:v .in'mixuux i:.''i:i'T si:xiA- nv Tin: ii:li'oi:u i-kixtixg co Office Mall Tribune tnililirir. 25-27-2 Korlh Kir tor. -i, l.-;.'!.!',!!? ''' The P.-morralle Tllm-s. the M'.lforil Mail. Tin M.'.,iv.r,l TrilHin.'. Tin South ern Ortnuriiul Tilt: Ashland Tril.uiie. Oi:ol;(ii: I'lTNAM. Editor SUBSCRIPTION HATHI On y.-r hi 1.1.0I On? month. Iiv iniii! 50 l,-r n.onllt, .l.-liv. tcl t.v c.iri it-r in Mr'!f'irl. Vli't'ntx. .hicltsotu'ille iti.il (Viilr.il IMHil 5" Rlliltd.-iv (ul!v. Iv mil!, per y,'itr.... 2. fin Wiehly. IVT v.nr l.r.o Official ltr'T of the CHy of .MeUfor.V Officlnl P.iprr ef -TticJoton r-omily. KTit.-r.il Its s f.M .l-rliiHS teiitl.r at Mi .ir.,r,l. Or j,"tl. ur.u.-r lltc act .if March , !;. Sworn firr-ulntlrtn fnr IMI 2450 Full h-us'-il kUu Associated I'resfl tlla f atch.x. EM-TEES DID VOl KNOW In Hilll they don't christen bat tleships whli :t bottle or chill sauce. And a handkeichlef isn't made for warmth. A .M ilwaukee marvel has Invented a ladder with ventilating holes be tween the mn us. It is thought by scientists thai this solves the prob lem for vc-niilntinK ladders. A hinh school isn't necessary tall, hut in ft theater a Heat up In the gallery 1r lower than one down on the main Door. In Arkansas there are a lot of razor-bacli boss but as yet there ure no safety-razor-back 1iob by Luther liurbank. If you asked a trim pessimist what waft the greatest thing that ever happened he'd say "It hasn't happen ed yet." KIXCK MICH KMX WKXT IHtV This bIkii in a Detroit Harare win dow: ALC'OUIOI, 1NKKR TPMKS. hitff to usk hij:i-:ib OVKH AVell, We see where an expert say the gasoline supply will he exhausted UiS years from now. What is so rare ns a day In June? A ran of beans with a piece of pork in It. "Early to bed, parly to rise, makes n man lipalthy, wealthy and wise." Mcljii over take u Kood look at the. milkman? OIckIc (Soof. r.soi.vi:i MVSTKIUKS What do the lipad hunters of Af rica do with ein after they net 'em make noodle soup of 'em HKAirii in it Never try to swallow a medicine hall. LIST FOli OFFICERS 1.0NIION, Jan. 1. (Corrnaponil enee of the Associated rress) Cas ualty lists published ly the war of fice show that In October (he lliillih army lost 4.37s officers, or whom 1.4.V.I were killed, -,7;tii wounded and IN,'! an? niisslns. In November tho total was L',:io." of whom him; were killed, 1,:.m; wounded and 11:; aro missing. These flunres Iii Iuk the total lpsses among officers since the bpKiniilnj; of the war to :! . 1 - . of whom 1". fillG havii been killed or died of wounds. :i:I,!'7o wounded and ,'t,4.ii; aro missing. A laie proporiion of tho wounded have since returned to duty ami the total under the heading of missing imluiies a proportion since reported as prisoners of war. . J ir,i;,;..A.y to i!i:i,n: k ci i;i:u l. ii:mm:ss ami iikao xoisks. If you h:i e catarrhal d- S? n's's or head ll'dt-es 'AO to ynu, druui:isl and u't 1 outut- tf I'anulnt idontilc strfiimli) and t ( mid In it t, nint of lint h:i1,c t i) and four oun.es of irranuiisti l miliar. T r. Take 1 tai'hpoon: il !' four tlniPK a dav. (V T !? ThU will often brims ipiirk (. 'i r,,li1f from f'i" distrs.-in2 In ad & i ' noises. CloKKed no.-trllf. .-Iionld J !) open, breath ins lui'inio e;i- nd the mucus stOi dr.pi:m l nto the throat. If is vi itt 'j) prepare co.sts liltlc and i pleas- r- l,nt to Any one u ho ha- ) catarrhal deafness or head J noisen i-liould pive tliis preserip- ?s tion a trial V' hor 1511,0 ,,v Heath's ?ru-4 i; Store. Rtrann's Prim Mine, Med- 9 rQ ford rhat nia , We-1 Side I'harmarv, and I !a-f. in's Drui l-S Ki"rr. ;! f ' A WORD OF TO stTve the ('(iio in hi 1)1 1- ol'I'icc in Ii;inl times is alwn vs ;ui imy:i :itclHl t;tsk part ii-nlai ly in Jarkson fount y. Only a sense of civic- patriotism and the desire to, he of service will inspire any one to endure the rtorm of trivial crit ir-isin, iniu-h of it unmerited, that breaks upon the public official's head. After jfiviiiK conscientious ser vice, he 'ocs out of office unthanked for his sacrifices in behalf of the common nood, and it takes the perspective of time to brimc appreciat ion. It therefore y-ives pleasure to the people ill l speak a word of commendation where and when it is duo, ic'lostl1 Hanson forces .Monday as it is ill the ease of V. ( '. Leever, retiring county coin- Uvontnss with a mass mpetliiK at the lllissioner. .Vatntorium that taxed Jhe capacity .Mr. Leever has Jjiveil the colllltv the liest tiiat Was ill!of tlle ''ol1- Tllc meetiiiR was har- liiui for the past four vears. and in co-operation with other ! I""'''iz"'i ''' cimn,um k. .m. wibon. i i i i i i i as one of education. niemlics ,,! the court has inaugurated a biis.ness system A Bronp of 1)romjc,,t M,.llfor(1 al. o administration 111 counfv atlairs surpassed HI llo eollllty !t0,.n,,y appeared as the principal ed- m Oregon. Soiiietlnnr ol what has been etlected is told by the county records. Four years ao the county's expenditures liad regu larly exeeeded the receipts, and a warrant indebtedness of lil.'it)!) had been accumulated. Loose methods prevailed in the court house and in expenditure of the road funds. and county warrants sold at a discount of from 10 to l." per cent. In the four years since, this lias all been changed. The county lives within its income and pays some of its debt. .Modern business methods govern the various departments and system has replaced slipshod methods. K'oad-buildinn' lias been changed for the better so that more results for less money are secured. Improvement is still possible, but there has been a "Teat change for the better. The warrant indebtedness has been decreased from filJl.f) in 1911' to ti:!,Sf),:!ir) on December 111, 101(1, a de crease of . 171.JM) I, accomplished despite the non-payment of over .f-'.")( 1,(100 taxes on land in the (). ov ('. urant, and despite unusually heavy delinouent tax list, due to hard t inies and tile collapse of iiie boom. ( 'oiinty warrants have been placed at par. Durini; these four years Jackson county led the state in permanent road buildino-. A magnificent highway has been constructed, with the exception of several miles of uncoustriicted links, from the California line to the Jos ephine county line, anil seventeen miles of it paved. In co operation with the federal "joverninent, a highway has been surveyed to Crater lake and construction awaits co operation from state and government. For all of this progress, -Mr. Leever shares credit with other members of the court, for he has always worked for progress and the best interests of the couiny, as it, was given him to see them, lie has earned the appreciation due a faithful and efficient servant of the public. . , VON DER HELLEN S.l.i:.M. Or.. .Inn. !.- I'rc-idcnt tins C. Moer ol' the seiimc has mim ed the following senate coniiitillees llu lirst iiiiiiicd hein tile ehairiiian: Aurieultiire nml forestry - Lewis. Sliank', llnwiey, IIiiMnn, lliiirelt. Alenliolie irnlTie -Shank-, K.ldy, (iiii'lnml, lliinillcy, St en '). AM's-melit and luxation ltarri'tl, llu-ton, Lewis, Leincliwelier, I'ierce. Ianl;in Cu-irk. Itiihlwin, Kdd. j (ll-nll. Sleiwer. i laiiii- rierce, iuiifii, nrhui. ( 'innmel'i'e iind loi 'il::i t i m - Leilicn widier, liaiTcll, IIMmp, Ktl.lv, llns. Ion. t'tiniilics-- Oiton, liiniick, Lcineti- w flier. Comity and slate oiriccr-i llan- ley. Cll-ick, Uilllr, OKnn, 'llitin. K.I n.-:i t ii.ti I. S. Siuiiii, lliihiwin. CMl'lallil. toll. Ilawlcy. Klf.'l ii'lw and pri i!."e- I'ddv. 1 llMililalll. Hi-llnp. I'lrrM-ed liilU - .';it rell, Lcinen welier. Orion. Kiirollcl hilK-. ...I. C. Smitti. llau.l ley. Illl-t... Federal ivluli.ui- ll.nvley, C.ar laiet. I'ieive. Fi-hiie iii.ln-.liy - ILiudlcy, (oil. l.eilleliwelier, I. S. Sniilll, .1. C. Smilll. II. i fiill. Cii-i.d., Farrell, V.m dec II, lien. Slianl.-. Iloilic-iltme La F.dif.t. Cn-i.l,. 1.,'ui.. IlldM-tlie- !',i-ll,ii, llillitrU, lllllltl ley. 1. S. Smilll. 1 1-nil. Ill-ill alf, I li Inn, Shan!;-. Yiu!n. Si I'a i r. i.lmr. j liiwation ll'ir'ev. I'.a'.lwill. V.m ; .In II. 'II. II. S.eller, Wllliilf. i ,Li.ln'i;ir' 'inl"ti. Ihnii.k. llan.!- I . . i lui i. , I ll-.Mi, Sti-ivvc r, Williur. j M.'.li.i'ie. pliarm. icy and i!inli-t:v .1. I . Mint li. Cu- i.-k. V mt on. Veil ,!, r II. I!, li. V 1. I Mult. II al i.iit s I ! I "II. Willi. ii. ;,!. ui- i I Mum Sir.iycr, 1 1 n t lev, .1. I . Smilll. M llli. ip.,1 al';.', r- liall.tlltl. tint;. ham. W iiii M. La F,,l!,.. W I. j I'i'lial ili-l I'liti.'lis l.il F.. licit ! I! , v., y. Fiepve. I I'nnllli- 'fit .!. - 11, lien. li:tii. U. : Fa r. .-. .1. C. Sit Hit. Wood, j Fal, il,' ItttiM'ii','- and iii-lil'ilion- - l!a!,lt in. lit-imp. Li n i-. Fill. It, iitntl- F.IIf.ltaln. F.lll'-ll. I lul l. ' . La l' .,lk 1 1, li, Ion. li.: 'it' . r. 1;;.!dwiu, 1,. lip. r..i r.d.u APPRECIATION Hi 1)1 i- ol'fii-c WM PREPARE T E 1.0X1)1 IX, Jan. 0. The lin-iiins are preparing to launch a yreal new til'1'cll-.ive in the Itia sect"!', ai coitl ili',' to a Citpenliav'fn di-pattli to the Kndiiinu'f TelevM-aph cmpany, (piot imr (ieiiinin new-paper correspond ents at the fitsieni front. T, l;ti sian troop- are -aid lo he eipiippod with '"i'eiil iiianlitie- of munitions and hacked liy lare rc-orves. Near .Milan and s.uitli of liiva Hie artillery lire i- reported to have con stantly iiiiTfii-etl mi Imth -itles ilur in.ir the la-l lew days and liny have become ext rcmcly violciil. 'flu. w'eutl.er is r,i-ty ami clear antl tiie country eocrcti with smov. Tlle ctiirt'-piiii.lent ol the Tacj;liclie liiiiitl-cliaii says llint I lie liiis-ians iitteii'pictl a surprise attack on Sun day liear l!ie liia liriileltead. (Ireat in:i--cs o' the allaeker-, with wiiite sltiiTs ,.'er their uniform-, succeeded din ing a iolent snow storm in cnler j iiu; lite tienii.'in tli nelies ,.n a front ol a lli.uisitn.l meters. Tin rie-l si, 1,-nt savs that i-vitleiitiv an at-! I tempi vti- li.'iiej mail" in break llnoa-li the road between Milan I'lid Hiutl. The I h'rliian-, se. ino the tl.lli'.;el'. seiil till ;tat!ahlt' re-eies in;,, the buttle, i. ill, h r.M.'hcl a pitch ol' 1 1 e lli' llilotl- litrv. The two almic- iotliillt uilll li, nubs and bayonet- itniil -itu-scl, w hen, n t'ctii tlin- to ihe I'lirrespon. tlcitl. the K,i-si:,ns rctt'tale,! to their )U'fio;is posiiion- ttver the -now that ! ati in-all t.-iitieii.-.l tiiiii hi, ..,,t. GREECE FAVORABLE 10 PEACE NOTE .N'l Ul'.NS. .l.ui. S. via London. Jan. - Tho official repl of the tirrek unrii) mem 10 President Wilson's iH-ace note was communii ated today ut Carrett Droppers, the American minister in At hens. The reply as si) iales Cuece heartilv with the president's efiort in behalf of peace. ti.'riittid, Oti.m, Pi.'tv .hK and highway- (H-on, p.ar- I.ewU, l.eilieiiv.eher. ",,n del' tvit, le't. i;t' !i. r. n. i . SIliAil l.a l-'-lh I. .1. r. The city political campaisn was ueators. on the meriu of the Hanson plan. C. K. Cates supported his can didal y for Mayor. Karl lVhl spoke liriefly asainst the adoption ol the Hanson measure. Fred Mears, the first speaker, characterized the condition of the city of Mediord as exceedingly ser ious, a condition that requires the services of an expert to remedy. The expert provided was Colonel Hanson of Seattle. Haulm's QiLilifitatioits, ConcerninK Mr. Hanson's qualifi cations Mr. Mears cited t s work In writing the municipal laws of Wash ington, all municipal Law in that state having been made into a com pact, workable piece of legislation from 2S separate laws. The Hanson plan Mr. Mears char acterised as the poor man's plan afi it reduces taxes to a minimum. The Medynskl plan, if passed, would be fatal to the welfare of the city of Medford, according to Porter J. Xeff, the second fpeaker. It was spoken of as a calamity and catas trophe to the city's property holders. The policy proposed in the Medyn.ski plan of getting out of debt by increas ing the debt, Mr. Netf described as purest folly. l-'ehl Heads Speech. Karl Fehl who was allowed fifteen minutes to give the Medynskl side of the argument, used only a portion of that time to state that there is not sufficient money In the city and its banks to pay for the paving under the Hanson plan and asked the hanks if they would loan money on first mortgages on vacant lots for the pav ing before them. Speaking of the men who have agreed to pay up their paving assessments In event tho Pan-1 son pUn Is passed Mr. Fehl stated. "If you know of -lOfl who will pay under the Hanson plan, I know 400 who won't and I'M promise tho city will h! no bcUtT off than she is now." Attorney flits Newbury opened his address with a p'ea to lay aside per sonal selfishness in the. consideration of the two plans and to view them en tirely from the business aspect, The Hanson plan, he stated, is the first business-like plan for the solution of the paving problem ever presented to the city, offering an easy and just way out of our difficulties. Newbury on Taxation, Mr. Newbury emphasized the point that in event the valuation is raised from $ l.ooi). 000 to $S.UUO,OuO as the Medynskf forces propose, the people of this city in the next 20 years will be forced to pay in county and slate taxes more than $Pn,000 in excess of their just taxation. The Medynski plan makes no pro vision Tor the payment of the $-15.-000 worth of bonds due in Match, continued Mr. Newbury and if pro vision is not made, it will mean the placing of the city in the hands of n receiver. K. K. Kelly, the next speaker, de clared that the Medynskl plan, inas much as H is practically confiscatory, is unconstitutional and in event it is passed. Mr. Kelly Mated, it will be enjoined, taken to the courts and there put out of operation. ;ates I'nplcdged. ('. K. dates, candidate for mayor, the last speaker, .-lated that he would make no fanatical promises, would not say who would receive any of the appointive offices and In fact make only one promise, statin;;, "I will say thai there are certain people that I would not appoint to be city attor- i new "I will absolutely guarantee to en force the laws." continued Mr. dates, 1 will mt the results, but ou must leave it to me to get them. I mu;t be free to ch.noe the method best suited to the situation. With a bone dry law and no penalty for its violation, the California line a virtual river of booze, and with the city's present fin.incial condition, a man cannot lie tied down to anv certain procedure. Nuessity will show the mi thod. SiMiare lonl PntniistNl. " Kvery city emplo e' continued Mr. dates, "will get a square deal, a banco to make good. He'll have to make good to stay on my ?ta; f . Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 2f)catal! clruists. This Is a time for a lniiiess man to be placed at the head of affairs. Tin niakint; aood at the head of a private business and 1 believe 1 can make Hood at the head of a municipal busi ness. If you want a man to conduct such an administration, to give you an answer straight from the shoul der to any question, then support me at tomorrow's election." Kniinelt Ileeson, a native son of Jackson county, and son of a disting uished pioneer of the Itogue Hiver valley, antl one of the best known men in southern Oregon, killed hlinseir with his own hand at his home on Wanner creek near Tal ent, .Monday afternoon about 2 o'clock. Death was caused by a shot from a rifle, lie was a sufferer from cancer, and last summer underwent an operation ill a Portland hospital. Recently tho dread ailment took a turn for the worse. Kviilenco indicates that Mr. Ileeson planned tjie last act with care, lie stepped into the woodshed, and fired the fatal shot. Then the family re called that the weapon had not been in its place for several days. With the sound of the shot a son rushed to his side: "It's all over," were his words. His business affairs were all ar ranged. A calm bravery character-j ized the last preparations. -. i Mr. ileeson lived all hi life in the rtoKue Hiver valley, and w-as well to do, lie was about 50 years of ae, with a wide circlo of friends. The funeral arrangements will be an nounced later. B HARD FOR LIFE DENVKR, Colo., Jan. 9. Colonel W. F. Cody (Buffalo Dill) improved today, showing remarkable recupera tive powers, thouuh his heart action was very weak, his physician said. "I do not see how the colonel can i live,' his physician declared. "Last night I expected him to so at almost any moment, lie fought with death as though he vere fighting a man. Today he was able to read a letter from ati old friend." C. E. GATES IS ELECTED SUNDAY SCHOOL LEADER C. 11. dates was elected acting superintendent of the Sunday school of the Presbyterian church of this city to act for the next two months while lion. W. II. Gore is attending tho legislature at Salem. Uefore coming west .Mr. Gates was superin tendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school at Noblesville. Indiana, for several years, and also taught one of the largest Men's Bible classes in the presbytery. MOTHER! DON'T TAKE CHANGES IF CHILD'S TONGUE IS COATED iss Feverish, Stck, Pi I ions ('lean Little Uver and IWmeU. A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will nut take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gts slugaish, i stomach sour. " j Look at the tongue. Mother! If' coated. or ynur child Is listless, cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, ! doesn't eat heartily, full of cold or j has sore throat or any other, chil-j ilren's ailment, give a teaspoonful of j "California Syrup of Fis."' then don't worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this ronstipated poison, sour bile aud fer- j meeting wa.-te will gently move out of the bowels, and you will have a ; well. plaful child again. A thorough . "inside cleansing" Is ofttimes al! that 1 is necessary. It should be the first ' treatment iilven in any sickness, Peware of counterfeit fig syrups. ! Ask your druggist for a "i0-cent hot-1 tie of "California Syrup of Figs," Vhtch has full directions for babies, '.children of all aes and for grownups 'plainly printed on the bottK I-ook arefully and se that it is made by the "California Fi Syrup Company." JOHN A. PERL UFDERTAXEE Ijifly AwKtnnt S . RUtTl.KTT Phone M. 4ia oil Automobile Heart Service. Imbalance 8mIc. Cerouar. BY ill BOAT NKW YORK, Jan. H. The C'tinard llm-r Laionia. scheduled to leave Liverpool liecemiier :i 1 with pa liers ami mail for New York, sen was rammed by a prior to her smalt mail boat just time of Falling and damaged to such an extent that sue was compelled to abandon the trip, according to passengers booked for the I.aronia. who arrived here today on the American line steamship St. fl'aul f ri in Liverpool. The damage was to the I.aconia's rudder, the passengers said, and the mails aboard were transferred to the!ou wU, Kf.t ,.,py rlle nve mill. American line.-, as were those hjMtPs. ,, wi,at pleases you most is had booked passage. jtliat p. Bn,ngiliens and regulates your Among the arrivals on the Si. Paul sl01n,1(.ll HO vm, call ,lt your favorlto was Alfred Noyes. the Kngllsh poet. ; f00(,g wltIl0llt ftar. who. has returned to Ihe United : ,.,,,..,,, ,ii(.s .,Vn vou relief some States to l'rinceton lesiiine his ii niversity. lecture; ' and puts your stomach in a healthy CLEVELANDERS INJURED 'condition so the misery won't coi BY BUILDING COLLAPSE ick. I You feel different as soon as CI.KVKI.AXD. ., Jan. il. -Three "l'ape's Diapepsin" eonies in contact pri sons were badly injured, I wo fa- i with the stomach distress just van tally, ami scores hail narrow e-capes j ishes& your stomach gets sweet, no when a portion ol' the t ive-story ! gases, no belching, no eructations of v.'ai ehoii-e ol' the Cleveland Storage ' undigested food, your head clears company folhip-cd without warning. ; and you feel fine. Worrying about the high cost 'of living,' just liny n package tif Grape-Nuts still sold at. the same fair price. Enjoy a morning dish of this delicious food, and smile over the fact that you've had a good breakfast and Saved Money Isn't that a fair start for anv dav ! Be G--u.id.ecL ivv Mothers The comfort and t'ljit't 'Lit 1J u uti'tuvi ta weuai'G oe ine luiure cisincr cannon ne iruiuea uv cne expen- r stOTIU'WsJ euce of hundreds "Mother's l'rleud" a ven) . suffering and recovery." It is easily applied and its influence over tho effected ligaments is s-oothine; and beneficial. Get it at any druggist. Send for the free book on Mother hood. Address , " The BradfieUl Regulator Co., Still Lamar lildg.. Atlanta, Ga. III IIIIIBI llll III II 1 1 ! Ilium I I TV -WJ f PIMrail Have Your Rings W&lm&( Set in Platinum . iwl TopMounting j IglgCgjg It enhances the value and hril I 5ifffffi5??!?!fS!; liancy of your diamond. , MARTIN J. REDDY For Mounting of (Quality Are you Itt'Y YOn? TICKKTS VIA SAX FRANCISCO QUICKTIME WARMER ROUTE MORE DAILY TRAINS LIBERAL STOPOVERS Three daily Irani-, from Med ford To SAX FU'AXCISCO Sha-I.i Limited (Kxtra I'aiel n ;-J0 n. m. California Kxpre-s ; HI :r p. m. Sail -'ran! i-. o Kxpic-s p-p,.-, .,. ,. Conneeiinj; with Four Daily Trains' Ogden Route Averlan.l l.iii'iletl (Kxtni r.icitic I.imitetl Sfii Kran-ieii Limited ... Atlantic Kxpiess A-k local in Jul IX M. SCOTT, flu rortlaiitl. Ore. Southern Pacific-Union Pacific .Moment "I'lipe's Dliinep-siu" 1(. -at lies tho Stomach All llistifss Ones. Do some foods you eat hit hack taste Rood, but work badly; ferment into stubborn lumps and cause a sick, sour, gassy stomach Now, Mr, or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down; Pape's Diapepsln digests everything, leaving , nothing to sour and upset you. There never was anything so safely quick, so certainly effective. No difference how hadlv vour stomach is disordered times they are slow, but not sure. "I'apo's Diapi'iisin" Is quick, positivo Co now, make the best Investment you ever made, by getting a large fifty-cent case of I'apo's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize. In five minutes how needless it Is to suf fer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder. f. 0 X- AT AD DU HJ )y HAY FEVER Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUG STORES TUBES 250 JARS 500 E. MWLSON j Certified Public Accountant Jledford, Oregon. Rooms 411 and 412, M. P. & II. Bldg. i AUDITING, SYSTEMATIZING j llOOKKEEPIXG. ! Are you really getting all valuable Information out of your bookkeeping system. Mutual benefit may result j If yotl talk It over with Wilson. "VVTioKnOrw; sccureness of the e.-3,-,i. t.ii iu tuu Vx' eunu. iu excr- y who have found in V lilt... way to climluata se 'HI Insure your own rapid going' to Fare) 4 :0ft p. in. -. .-lftifj u. in. . 1 :4il p. ni. 0:10 ji. in. cut or write oral Passt'iurr A"ent. The
