PAGE TWO
I0CAL AND
A' PERSONAL
Mrs. (i. It. MoUfiicr, who 1st-; l)''n
VldtinK relative in tirants Pi.?-, re ;
turned If her homo In Modl'nrd V.'cd-
IUH(lil. !
Mr. turn Mrs. Ch,t. Roy of Salem
urrived in Medl'ord W'i'il neMhty. Tliry ,
expert In re.-ide hi Udu ciiy, j
M t Le.irli, C(tr. lit-rtt.' Model up
10 flute. Ciuuidil- '-'l. I'Iioih- s :
M I MS C. K. K-s.sh-r, or Lebanon,
OrtT.oii, iU'i'ivr; in (ho city Wedneii-j
day nud expec!: to re-ide her'.
Misses Helen mid I'liiml-; Shirley
will ariivo in Med lord Tliurd;i even-I
hiK on train 1 ."i from Mlnneiipoliy, I
Mill. Tlieye lillle Indie lire itr.ed 1
respectively ft 1'inl 1 1) vi'ur.s mill made!
tlm Journey unattended. Tin y me
nleri's of .1. W. Shirley of HiU city
and will nuiUn their homo here.
HS4- Phono licuiU's Drug Store.
A Kooilly imniiii'i- (if itioirihei nl'
I lift Loyal Order of Moo.-io of Med
font, will to Ashland hi a body
next Monday night und meet in Indue
Kchtlon with t lit lodo of tliut city.
The occasion is n joint Inlllation of
the two lodges, tln-re heintf a claiss of
nhonL half from c;icli city, to ho
initiated. The Medfonl decree team
will he In attendance imd will puL
011 part of Ihf worli.
'St. Maries litilld will n dinner
at' St. Marl; "k Hall Kuturduy, .hnin
ur.V 'Jli. Iteln serving at r : ;:n. v;,ti
.V. S. Ilenett., proprietor of the
Kdon Valley Nursery, received an
order a few diiVH ncu for .100 exlni
quality Hiutlott and Anjon pear trees
for planting, to ho shipped to Buenos
A Iron, South America.
Seo Davn Wood about: thnt fins in
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
P. & II. HUlg.
Albert Andernon of (irants Pass
wiih in Medford Wednesday on husl
nns. Heats now nelllim for Lilac
Jiomino.
MIsb Alice Winter of Cianln IMfs
Is In Medford for a few days visit,
after which she will leave for South
ern California.
HIS 5c milk slink on at Po Voe's.
P. II. Karrar, of Cold Itay. was
In Medford Wednesday on buslnes?.
Ahreu's store is closed today to
prepare for the final wind-up of his
( 'lowing Out Sale. The doors wl he
open tomorrow at !t n. in.
-. A II. Harstlne and V ( ). 1 (utvsbro.
"of Modeslo. Cat., stepped off in Med
ford UVduoKdiiy for a few hours'
stay. They left Wednesday evening
for Xapa, Idaho. While here they
were guests of ( leorgo You IK und
fit mily.
Phone D2" Urownlees for proeerlefi
. .
Mrs. O. K. Osborne of Medford is
registered at 1 Intel Port land, Port
land. Oregon.
Fresh chocolates t Po Voe's.
S. II. lleethem of Menlcla. fill., was
registered at the Midland Weditesd.iv.
Seo I ho stock lnbcih enrriod by tho
Medford Printing Co., If you nro In
a hurry.
.1. K. Mn u u id and Allen I'lider-
wood. oi' Crants Pass wen in M
ford Wednesday.
Charley Cunip'udl has returned to
Medford und opened a cafe nt III!
''West Main. Me has an up-to-date
place ami ever thing ts new.
A. .1. Vance left Thurnday lor n
few dnyti' uiiHnew- trip to San l'i,i! -
I'l.M o.
Alwji't' si-meilung unw In candles
nt lirow n'p. V ' ti
Mrs. .1. W Men.ti. of Hold Mill,
was in Mi ti lord aio larLsuiivll,e
Thursdav. Air. M.-nhi. who a
reat numlier ai ' ur;, ha-- i undti. i d
a general meivhumii -e .torn in i i i,
irnl I'nini and linld Mill, ha- tin-' I
1: Is .-(di e in i 'en 1 1 a! Point . and !i.t:-
luovrd to llnKl Milt, w In re li.- nil!
give bis w little ati''Hti"li to tin- e;n
stme. dates fi-lls Keid curs. 5-00 down
and f u niciith.
W. It. Vo-s of W.-nafch. e. Wa;
iirriv d i:i the it dni'.:d.o .
Mi. PiM Wend Yard. Pli-.ne
r.17 Y ':'
.Marl in I.. Li i-.-en. -up( i" iner i
MiC t tlih'd Stairs re!'! ;. tii.', h-ii
TImumIiw ii-r a ih-y' I)u:-ine-
trip t" Klamath Pal!.
Italldt Cowtlll was tu CranU- Parb
Thursday it. in.: a in'i nt' viul engm
eering.
In iu'i!er :;ood'. we rany niil
the Mnnd! ich lire ei y a 1 1 iele
j;ua ran i' t d lit. it. t' luinj Store, op
posit a-ii Mult 1.
Mr-. O-rt.tld Mi ner of Ivl.umMh
1 I'alN. I-: M.-i'iii- M.'.lMu-d f tend. She
will relu. ri in 1" r hume S.ind.i.
Pr. M-'Ine, pliy.suian and surgeon.
SpeciaMy, t-o. e:.r. nnse, throat. (f
fice over M, -J;erV. til.i.'ses fitt- !.
Willis Cure. ot UoM hiirg. in
Medtoi d W. dn -d.o
For tho b. :f Insiii'ninv) Ker Holme,
tho i ii-'ii i aii' " M:m
). M. t'"M Ux-l i-; vi.Tifi1' iir.inT'-f'af-
'i iend - '! i', -da
Paiicrv truiM-i at l'" .
.Mr.'. I'n i I ni. Mt - i- : t TI. .:
dav linniilK: (oi Milt. ;' , '!.-.! i'
daughter, Mrs. Pin..-. 1 it'ii1
riously 111.
i?veet cilor ut Me Vot'9.
f M . L. Mafie- of T:il
i Thursday In Medford.
spent ?
I
i
.Mr. and Mr:'.. L. i. Pickett and
son. Hruce, ai't'iv'-d in Medford a fo-.v
das ij'.o from M in-;t . nli ", Minn. Mrs.
Picket? ii a .-iM r ol C. V. MHmii
aid, treHide:n f Mn .Lo-h.-un ounty
hank, of this ity. Mr. IMckett. will
HSKoelatd with Mr. Mr Donald in
i Mo Ji,erc;tit ile h u.d uef-s at Merrill,
Klamath county, which business Paul
Vehnuald has ben coiol n' t lug for Mie
pu Jt t ar or t wo.
Mrs. Lei' h. ugwit World Shir Co.
imdeikvear, hosiery, phone ,:;v.'. :
The, regular meeiiiit: of I hf high
school Parent-Teucher circle will bo
(odd Friday, January lit, at. .'! p. m.
in Hie high school hiiiMiug.
Met Mie liejiel'il of onr prompt de
livery servici'. Phone your driK store
wants to llt '.ith's l)rug Store. l!r,t;
The (ire u ha cli (fiiart , mine, near
Placer, In Josephine County, Is being
in shape for operation. Tin mine
has been closed down for several
.ir.i, but the present manai-'or, Mr.
IIai;er. Is on tin ground and Is super
intending a vigorous n-onst ruction
of the properly. The electric pole lino
to the mine is le ing rebuilt and got
tin in shape to supply the necessary
lower and light.
Hut lis Motel Holland.
It. M. Sears of P'-rhy was In Med-
ford Wednesday on business.
Dr. K. Kirehgessner, Hotel Hol
land evio-y Wednesday. Hours for
consultation. 1 to 5 p. in. 2(IS
.1. A. WitHe, u WaMJns randier,
'u a in the city Thursd.iy.
HuMermiili, 10c pill. Pn Voo's.
ftliss Annie l,ong left Thursday
morning for Clarenioni , Cal.. whore
he will visit relatives for several
mout lis.
This disagreeable weather, phone
your drug store wants to Heath's
Drug Store. liTtti
Tim Maptist Sundav school will
Uvo an indoor picnic at St, Mark's
hall January 10 at 7::iu p. ni. They
are gidng t o have a good t line so
come and bring your sock with pen
nies to tin amount of size of socks
worn. This money goes to defray the
peuse of (he hall.
Pr. Mart, physician and surgeon,
offieo Jackson County Hank Itulld
Ing. Mr. S. A. I.ntkwood was called to
Hutto Fails Thursday morning on
husine.sK.
Cmsoline and oil nt Do Voe's
M. A'. JntiMiu of the Medford Coll
ide brb li works has returin-d from
a trip to Los Angeles and other Cali
fornia towns.
. Heats no.v
Moiiiinn. -tv . -
.). W. Iterriaii
I he ovei nmenl
ItuMe Fails is In
days' vif.lt to iii
lellhu- for Llli'."
I
siiperlnlemleiit of
M'-li halt bury at
AN'dl'ord for tt few
family. Snow, h
says, Ik eight imdms deep at
Falls and Tucsdiiy night t he
moiiietur registered four d
uhovo zero.
For your old home friends.
"The
Wiley of the Itngim." l.'.c. 27l
K. P. Woodcock of llogue Kivi-r.
was in Medford Thursday on bn.-i-
Jf 1 was going to buy a hot water
bottle or fountain s ringe, would
buy i he Mooilrtch Hue only. At
1 lent IPs I M'ug Store, nppoMte XaMi
Motei. ;,(;
Pi
ni
INSULT 10
w shim;to ,i.
test again.-! what In
nn,tiiee of sill I raut'
:il tile ::ale.ts of I
v. as made in I he hnn
reeiM a', i e Kiie-rntl
pickcMng. hi' :;;ihl. w
tie- hu;h nliict i tin
it' it would do an
conduct w ,i ; nnl ll p;,t
nt the Miflra -i-ts of
pi-elallv eot 1m Hum
an -f tu I Mutt.
n . I v
al) insult
'siib nt e
ewn
Mnir
:;iml and
a majni ty
ountry.
i invor the
Thank-.
o"f app
Cn- iM-iid- I
i i he I. t.
lc Mid U .
ii iie; onr -a
ami Hi.,
and ie.
Mrx ,1 K M;tv and family, Mr.
and M rs. Kei.eri il.-.oii and fa mil v,
Mf. and lrt.. H- urge M. F.nls, r
and vlt-.. Chili. Schleu in 1't.
Antii'inn t in nt.
A pu'-ii m-'clii;:, of M;e Parmer-i"
and Punt -:rnw Le ig'io for the
P':rpn-M "I" .1:--. m-in : the n! t of
nil am u ;,..f
- fur the eisiiu
f'-viiii, ml! I..- hi -Id at the puld-c If
"rfli-v at p , S.n.ird.iv. the LiCijii-w :"-itb
inM Mr. ( and Mr. Pin-tir w ill . " 1' - -'"
pr. -. m .,! i Ui !i.c.'thi.T and : ;a',e ;
' uo n !;i ' l'H': Von ii i e in iid :
a't-e.d. W. V tM.:.
I'o.l.ui,
t-n.M N.iiio-. 1 X.-! foe i: ! !:otd W. Tu
C.i ' ! i ii ! i : . ! :; ;(-.n' old ( r. hir to ! ea .i I i i . i io lor itf m- c: nr.
i ; 1 1 ; i i it i ' ! t .re ! . eite Jit - Ta iu;i t i-r t lell i .tl Samuel Mr
. -. ted J'.r ii. a: '. i- ec,ip ..n.i eu !er : ew.in to !;e p. dii. lor. nnd I'ivi;
1,0k riir. t ;. Cotirell, j Km.ln' er 1". K. H a r j-i to he ciM
i ie,;:; ii ( Ul . '.on, ' 1. 1 j " U -,lo
BEDFORD AfATT; TRIBUNE,
BRITISH CRU1S
R
Ni;W YoltK, Jan. 1 s . --Witii
the.
powi I hlllt y that Mie Cennan sea
raider, which sank or captured from
fifteen lo a h or-- (d allied siiips, is
'.till cont in u lug her depredations,
stenmship owners and nu'ilne uiKler
urilers were in a state of nervous
tension today. The los:.cs in ships
and cargoes thus far represent from
$ 1 ;,,(ioif,nu!) to $ -u.iHMi.oifo.
A cordon of , Hrittsli cruisers, re
ported to number I.",, is believed to
be sweeping the southern seas in
search of tin- raider, which accord
ing to one report, may be the auxil
iary crui--er Vineia; according to
anot her I he Moewc, the same sea
rover which played havoc with al
lied shipping a oar ago.
Steamship circles were especially
concerned today over a. wireless
warning that the Merman raider was
working northward to more frequent
ed lanes of steamship travel. The
possibility that the raider may have
armed and manned one or more of
her prizes and dispatched them ulso
on commerce preying- missions, was
another source of nn.iety. One re
port was that the Hrtlish steamer Kt.
Theodore was thus transformed.
News of the fate of this vessefaud
of the Yarrowdale, reported lo have
on hoard some of the crews of other
captured vessels, was kMU laekiiK
today.
On the naval side of the war, In
terest centers In the operations of
the Merman rca raider in the South
Atlantic which 1ms Bunk or captured
ut least thirteen entente merchant
vessels and so Tar as is known, is
atill at large.
. SAIdOM, Ore., Jan. is. - The Ore
gon legislature today turned to grap
ple with the high cost of living prob
lem, when Uepresentatlvc A. C. Cal
lan, Portland, introduced into the
lioiif-i! of representatives a bill de
signed to compel keepers of cold
storage warehouses lo make weekly
luttP reports to the state dairy and food
I j commissioner enunterat ing the ar
,.(M,S j tides of food the have on hand.
f Students of ecniiomh s, it is said.
Shave declared such a law would ten 1
to lower prices as it would lay h. ie
any aMcmpIs to corner food markets
'! lay up slock- in expeciat ion of
higher prices. A time limit on t he
length of .storage of certain commodi
ties would be also placed by the lull.
Kg us and dressed chicken could re-
main five mnntlis on the ice,
e hints and oxsters three months,
tcr si mon 1 lis. fruit one ea r
mutton and heel' eight months.
lisii.
i. eland
MEM NEED
c.i I icd I In- a u -1 ,
pickets posi.'d j
ie white hnu.M'l CM K Y I'N F. Wyn., Jan. K. - Ad
Moda by iit p- i 11 t'f-iie-. the tweiitictli annual ses
of Ohm. The jsitui d t In Amerian National Uve
stnt iv
oi iation. w hich opene
.lames t'allan. prc-ddim
Kai" i s' assiK iation of
d here
of the
TrMH.
i haid
hd:n
Calll.
leelared (lie stock man had ;
lot . w hie
tl up
While
: ioil Diet
i. however, he
ration with his
the railroads,
and the pa k
otihl lenuiiy
fellows,
t he cemmis
rs inviriabtv
ke Mnir profit on livestink ship
i r.ls. he .-.iid, tin1 stockmen half the
1 1 line Pea r I be litss on Miem.
j 'The c.utleineii who will not sup
! port t In' hm-r l in National assii.da
I t:on on : lit tit le ostiMcit-d socially
:anl In a hii-dues-; way," he averted.
I
l riuiv
SENT 10 SENATE!
NSHiNC'foN. .Ian.
1 v Vte-i-
!':' u i''.:i t.nt;. ? i.t w t!;e na'
i tu foiiov .-u- iiin.il proiuoiicMis (,
I h- K-.-r.s, ni
. i r inn i
, s ea r n-i mi' I .
I 'a ed S..i I'll C.nv T
."ii mh to ;m -ii- t!i :tl dir. ctor.
. i- .lit .! I ti.-.ii t to: W'llli.en
h
MEDTORD, OR EG OX, TP
WASHINGTON'. Jan. 1 S. Change
of name of the Danish Vest Midies
to tho "Pewey Islands," in honor of
Admiral Dewey was proposed in a
joint resolution Introduced today by
Uepresentalivo .Mien of Ohio, who
announced that he was submitting
letters to President Wilson and to the
foreign affair committees urging the
change.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS.--A great
public demonstration to honor Admi
ral Dewey at his funeral here Satur
day was being planned today.
Real Admiral Mlennon, in charge
of the funeral arrangements today,
extended Invitations to President
Wilson and other high officials to at
tend tho public ceremonies at the
capitol.
In addition to the naval and mili
tary forces already designated to par
ticipate, sailors of the battleship Ark
ansas, in Hampton Roads were or
dered to Washington. '
The senate and house w ill take en
lire charge of the formal funeral ser
vice at the cnpllol rotunda at
o'clock after Mie private ceremony
earlier at tho Dewey residence. Cap
tain John U. Frasier, Admiral
Dewey's chaplain at Manila fllay will
be In charge of tho services.
SAYS BLASTERS
SAX FWAXC1SCO, .Inn. IS.
l're-.ideut Wilson' lite was tlirealeti
eil I iv an iinartdiist organization
known :i "the hla-tcr," of which
Tlininas J. M'ooncv. on trial here lor
bomb mimlcrs, wa a leader with Al
exander Merkmnn, As-istanl I h" strict.
Attorney Fdward A. Cunlui rliurcil
here today.
"I will prove," sunt Cuiilia, out of'
court trior to opening1 a rg it incut in
Mie .Mooiicy trial, "ibal Mooiiey and
Meikimui belonged to mi org'itniat ion
liiiovn as 'tlie blasters, The purpox;
of the org'ani.atioii was to overturn
I he government and Mop prepared
ness at any cost."
Cuiitiu i noted an nrtiide in Herk
iumu's paper, "The I'.laM."
uWv want to warn the weather
cock in tlie white holier thnt it may
not pmve sate. Suppresmn ' the
vitiee o" di-eontent lead- to aas
simili"!!." '"Vide liti-Ma," rend thi' article
written Mnich 1. ptM'. in proie-t ol
alleged t'edernl upjtrcsioii of tree
-peeeh in Chicngtt und New York.
"We don't complain. We undr--tand
Wil--on'-kpnitinn. Me nm-t do
Iii- innsiei- bidding1. This i-, the sane
policy, but we want to warn the
weallicn-iick in Mm white niht'." the
arti'-le read.
Cuul'ii said he wmihi iut rndiiee the
enpv of "The Mln-t" eontaitiiti'.: tlie
article us evidence in Mnnney's Mia!
tor murder in connection with a linmli
cvnln-ion here during a prt'p.i redipv-!-
parndc
.In
r 'J'J. MMti, in which ten
hM ami forty person-
live-, were
w ere injured
been sentetn
om the -.ame
Warren IC. Milling- has
I to life iinpn-ennicni
ne evidence held n-.siiiwt
nl three "tlier-.
1 1 1 iele t hre.itens ( he very
'-itent Wit-on." Cutdia de-
M ie
"Tii,
life of
elared
RELEASE MIUTIA
N II WEEKS
OH.I M!U s,
w.is UlioltieiaUy
the mi!i!i,t will In
X. M.. Jan.
reported her
IN.- ll
today
in hor-
rele
d ft
der ei;ee within 1 1 f days. Olti
ciaU ve re noneoiumiltJil on the ru
mor. Major (h neval Frederick KnnMon
today coandeted hi in-.i'ei ion el'(
(roop here and tell t. r t-.l l';in, At
ter n h nried inpeeiion there, ii u.i;
annomtci'd tlie depa'tmeid eo:man
der reluin to hi- Iieadepuirler- at
San A
' iinrcii or ueiien wa. a
Ai'-uiord vlMior inurua
ltM S.M.K 1
our epportniiiiy to m' xw '
.o r,-, i a'ii miles out ;mm Medfor!
.')"'! Lowest price in t.ii"'- Ite
ej Hit e- nilli U action. I'ae I H es
1. r Co. .".tl
NTK1 ueneral honseu 01 k hy
'xeeiienced country tirl. Phone
iv W, :"'7
...TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ! jfkmS$$k&&
-Ha l..n.t. X.. 1, mgfSm
FIST)AY. .TANTARV
WASIHNMTON, Jan. 1 S. Profll
acy and extravagance of the Ameri
can people in pursuing pleasure were
condemned In the senate today by
Senator McCumber of North Makota
lit opposing" proposals for an embargo
on food products. The high cost of
living, he said, was largely due to
American extravagance, citing fig
ures to show that Americans spend
thirteen billion dollars annually for
liquor, tobacco, automobiles and
"other amusements."
"This revelry in extravagant
habits." he said, "this unquenchable
demand for amusements, for continu
ous mental intoxicants, is undermin
ing the sturtliness of our younger
generation. The American people
seem ohessed with the idea that the
main think in life is amusement,
play, entertainment.'
An embargo upon food, in view of
present prices of farm labor and ar
ticles used on the farm, in addition
to land values, would he most unjust
and class discrimination, he de
clared. VILLA DELAYING
KL PASO, Tex., Jan. 1 s. Ameri
can army officers here believe Villa,
who was reported at San Andres
Tuesday, has delaved his attack upon
Chihuahua City until the American
troops have been withdrawn from
Mexico.
Villa has been keeping In close
touch with the movements of the
punitive expedition and does not wish
to do anything that will delay Its re
moval for which he will take tiie
credit, the officers said.
A .Mexican merchant, arriving here
said skirmishing had been in pro
gress between Fresno and San An
dres since Sunday.
A baud of Villa troops was report
ed at Hie western entrance to San
Clara canyon, southeast of Kl Vjille,
yesterday, according to government
agents here. El Valle is the south
ern outpost of the American expedi
tionary force and it was said that
these troops were expected to occupy
Ml Valle as soon as the American
troops left for tlie border.
SALT LAKE'S WATER !
- SYSTEM IS FROZEN:
j
SALT !,AKI-: CI TV. Hah, dan. IS.'
- S.i!( Lake U today without city wa-j
t'T, due to the drniiiinti1 of ro-crvoirf j
for lire t'ijjit in.y and the freeiui: of,
the mountains stream- wliieh Mipp!
the iv-ervoii. It planie d to np.-n
Ihe dams- of 1 lirec lake, h.eated at
an allilude of P.'iiHI feel, where the!
miow now thirty feet deep and I he.
tcini'eratitre Id decrees liclow zero.
Tlie Tack n wnler, added to a hnrl j
:il:e of coal, has caused -ulTeriiiL and (
the mayor ha- issued a proclamation
"helaiiin: that arrt-i v. ill loliou any'
wa-tu-e of nter. I
BROADWAY STATE BANK
OF SEATTLE FAILS
PK ATTLK. Wash. .Ian. IS. --The
Kroadway State IJanU, vf which I'ier
on I-. liiimay is president, did no;
open its doors for htisim1 toda .
ha vini; heen taken o ei hy K.
Man sou. state hank examiner. The
hank wa capitalized at $:!. nun. and
tlie deposits ar1 said to have anutunt
ed ti $ 10.0"U.
MRS. RICHMOND SEEKS
ALIMONY UP TO $90,000
SAX KltAM'lSro. Jan. IV A
suit hen tin in the superior totnt here
today hy Mrs. Kv;i l lEhlnnoud of
tliis dry for !ie restoration of the
rceord of her divorce om the lute
Orion O. Denny of Satth., was the
fii.-t step, nh said in a fiht to
secure a portion of j)enn's ? tou.ona
estate.
'A Shinty in
Every fir
uri a c.-, n rtvf-w vm
Cnr dealer. A,I.SL: K
& f-2
.1 T- - 'I
IS. 1017
SKATTLK. Wa.-h.. .Jan. IS.- I."g;ui
P.ilhn lev. indicted recently a- th.
alleged head of a syndicate Mi;
brought large iuuntitic- el lupmr
into Seattle from Sati Fr;ilici-cn. was
called before the federal grand .jury
Malay. Special Prosecutor Clarence
L. Kennies of Portland as.-i-ed in the
iiilerrogntinu of Miiiingsley1. Millings
ley recently pleaded gullly lo nm-l uf
the ciuinis id' the indictments found
1 ag;un-l hnn, but sentence wa- de
ferred, in order Mint he might he
used government witne-s. Impor
tant indictments are expected to be
handed down tomorrow.
Jack Hodge, proprietor of a phar
macy tui James street, and son of
Konner Sheriff Kobcrt Hodge, who
retired from office a few days ago.
was charged today hy County Prose
cutor Lundin with having illegally re
ceived li-jiioroii a permit that wa- not
cancelled when tlt'd on a previous
barrel.
E
KU) JANKIKO, lini.il. Jen. :1H.
Tt is considered almost certain here
that the Herman sea raider which
has been ercutimr havoc among en
tente shipping in the South Atlantic
is tlie Mocwe, tlie Ciermnn armed
raider which captured the Appam
and sunk numerous entente ships in
Atlantic waters a year ago. The
The In
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Baby Food.
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BACK .AGAIN
Charley Campbell has
returned to Medford and
announces the opening of
odiiiyuuii
M
113 West Main
Same location, but everything
is new, including the building,
and is sanitary and up-to-date
If you eat at Campbell's you
will get the best
Be Up-to-date
Don't handicap your efficiency and your
profits. Spray your fruit trees the modern
way with
Soluble Sulphur is the Sulphur Spray
water left out.
A dry po-.vder, easily dissolved in cold
or hot water.
Makes a perfect solution; used in the
same way as lime-sulphur.
No sediment ; no grit to wear out
pumps and clog nozzles.
No freezing no crystallization no
leakage no loss.
No barrel, with its leaky, sloppy muss.
trouble and expense.
It is very economical to use anH fnr
your convene nee put
cans. 10-ib. cam and lOO -
Send for Soluble Sulphur Bulletin,
tells you how to '.pray. Wi;c
Scjlllr .nil r.irtlind
American consul ut Pernnnibueo ca
bled the embassy here confirmiii the
binding: (tt several Americans fiuai t
i-e! which fell victim to the '
raider. Ile said that no American
-hips had hceii sunk hy the Genua n
craft and that id! the American s-ail-ois
landed were men from the crews
of foreign ves-cls.
'mEAT without fear
Instant ltflii-f! ' I ' "si ltiii'iMn"
l-lliils Your Sloliliicll Ti'ouhlo
i'lufvor.
W'oikIt what uiisut your slomurli
which poition of llio food did the
damime do on? Well, don't
iiothor. If your stomach Is in revolt;
it' sour, sassy and upset, aiultvhat
you jut ato has fermented Into
stubborn lumps; head dizzy and
aches; belch cases and acids and
nictate undigested food; breath
foul, tonitue coated Just tal;c a lit
tle l'apo's Dlapepsin and In five min
utes you wonder what became of the jj
indigestion and distress.
'Millions of men and women today
know that it Is needless to have a
bad stomach. A little lliapcpsln oc
casionally Keeps tills delicate organ
regulated and I hey eat their favorltu
foods without fear. '
If your stomach doesn't lake caro
of your liberal limit without rebel
lion; if your food is a damage In
stead of a help, remember the quick
est, surest, most harmless relief is
Pape's Diapepsin, which costs only
fifty cents lor a large case nt drug
stores. It's truly vonderful It di
gests food and sets things straight, so
gently and easily that it Is really
astonishing. 1'lease. for your sake,
don't go o;i v. itli a weak, disordered
stomach; it's so unnecessary.
AMISK.MEXTS TOXIOHT.
Page
Phone 4 1 S
ALWAYS
WOltTH WHILE
for Schedule.
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wonderful production in 7 nuts.
Also
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with the
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1 -lb.
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