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PACE T0TT7? MEDFOTin MATTJ TT?TTVtTNR MTDFORD, OTfEfiON. VRTDAV. JANUARY 10. 1017 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE AN I N T i K P K N 1 1 K N T N K WSP A 11 1 It PL'Ul.ISIIKli KVi:itV AKTKKNUUN' KXCKI'T SI NHAV V-V Tllti MLUI'OKU I'Jtl.NTINU CO . Offic Mall Trl burnt liu ldfiiK. 'ii-2T-2i Ivurlh bir t?tr-ei; tt-u-phune (. Tlie Domocnitic TIiihh, th" M'-flfont Mali, Th Miufrl Trlt.un", Tin- Mouth- em uri'Boniau Tim AKiiiumi inbune. GKOKOH ITTNA.M, Editor BUBSCHrPTIOir RATES J One y'ar, by mall $5.00 One month, by iruill 60 fr month, d'-Uv.-rfil by carrier fn Mcilf'ird. 1'lioonii, Jacksonville ana Central l'oint .CO Saturday only, by mull, pur year.... 2. of) Weokly, tut yt-ar 1 f.0 Offlelul Vapvr of the City of Medford. Official Paper of Jacknon County. Kntured ns m'coiil-eluns nmttor nt Medford, Oregon, under the act at March 8, 187t. Sworn Circulation for 19 1 C 2401 Full leased wire ABaocIuted Press dis- rtcbra E SATISFIES ALLIES LONDQ.S", Jan. 19. MlnUtem lit AtliciiH of tlie eutenlo powers art thoroughly satisfied with iho pres ent attitude of the Creek govern ment In carrying out the entente de mand!!, according to telegrams re ceived today by tlie British Rovcrn nient from Athens. ..Tho release of Vonlzelos adherents who have been Imprisoned already, ban begun and a considerable nnniber of 'them liavo reached their homes. Moreover, tho dispatches nay the movement of Greek troops from Thensnly in pursunnee of the de mands of tho entente allies U pro ceed Inn rapidly. . Jt is stated here that if the atti tude of the Greek government re mains as satisfactory a It Is at pres ent, a speedy return of normal rela tions between (it'eece and the entente poweiB is certain. - KAl.KM, Or., Jan. in. Creation ol' n slate l!iiirliiieiit ol' iifrriciilluro, un der whieli would lie coiisoliilnlcil sev crul stale hoards und nl'l'iees now op erating sopni'iitely, is iiiviii-il in n measure, inlrndiiced into (he slate house of representatives here today by Keprosoiitiitixe 'Vernon A. Kiu-bcs, Heed. The ilcpui'liiiciits consolidated arc the i'air directors, livestock sanitary boaril, stallion reistrntioii lionnl, board of liorticullure, dairy anil food eominissioner and deputy sealer of weights and meusures. The new department would lie di vided into five divisions, livestock, horticulture, agriculture, fairs, grain and htiv anil dairies and pure food. A commissioner would head the de partment a ml a director manage each division. OIL LAND BILL WASHINGTON. .Iin. 111. Presi dent Wilson look n hand in tho con foversy over the riphls of oil land clnlninuls on the n.'xa; fuel reserves In California and Wyoming today anil conferred xx-IUi Attorney General Gregory nml .Secretaries I.aue and llinlcls. Xo dj'Siioi; was reached, hut nil the facts In no . ssion of the interior and navy departments were l.;id heforn the p.-c -i I: in . Secretary Lane :!) not want to roe the controvcr x li'ipcdo pastime, ot tlie oil land lens.-.; bill. Scire tiiy Daniels conlenili that piuvisioii-: v.hlch would i,ivi (i.ilnisuts prior right of lease woui.i so ilci-rcse the in"al fuel res-rv.- as- to tiit.nl'-n tlie tnlurn use of r . r-r t j cruiseis Oilier' fast oil bnr-mi.- .jii.... and BOPP'S ATTORNEYS SAX Ki;ANl'!N' (. i CVipy ff ti ni'i'i-'ii -ii : tinn iif 1'nili'il Stilt.-- -pcr-ons uf Kr.nir. I !(.. . nil acnrrnl, iiihI K. II . (i vii-p cMinnl, roiiii-l' (i Antorii'iin nont r;ilit y. " I'nilcil .Sliili'w Ilitiir A I Ml 'I '.Mil II. I'V ,l.i W. l'ri"-lon Imlny. 1 Tlii'idluiK liiiclli', rllif! -ii ii 1 I'm ropi. Mi'iil lie niinlil milk" tin1 TiKilmi Ijclnro JhiIcp Willium II. Hunt ni tin t'nilcil Slnlc-i ilii-liicl . i'imiiI i.i i week if .Iiii1(;i' Hunt di'iiiitj u tin.ii..i f.ir n non' li'iiil. Hin'lu' imi'il f"t u lii' Irinl luiliiv. . . "NO COMPROMISE' A FFAV weeks jiii the lfoync River Fish I'roleetive as- sociatiiin adopted resolutions inst rm-tiliLf local ler i.slaiors to work to close tlie Ji'one river to commercial t'i.sluiiir, lie slogan, "mo compromise," was adopted. The injustice of the measure, which would close two canneries at the mouth of the Hundred people ot their livelihood, led to a meetm" for the organization of a "Live and woriv lor improved conditions, This meeting was "stacked" liy association moniliors, who vociferously declared for a closed river and "no comprom ise. Delegates from the association were sent to the meet ing of the .State League of Sportsmen's clubs. Officials of the league tried in vain to suggest a compromise, but the closed river program was forced through by a vote of 14 to lv, with lorry duns re I using to vote. Instead of a closed river t-iw. ................4 ... ou- mi icpi cnciuau i c mi 1 1 eliminates set nets and semes and gives a monopoly of fishing to gill-nctters. The bill further increases the Jos ephine county commercial fishing season from (!() days, as at present, to IO.j days, and shortens the weekly closed season irom - I hours to z J he Ifogiie River Fish Protective association, from being a champion of a closed river, has become the cham pion of gillnetteis tlie most lawless element on the river, and the clement lioretotore most vigorously fought, whose depredations on t he upper river were the original source of all the agitation, liliisteringlv refusing local compromise, they i'awningly follow tlie gilhietters. 'I .. i. : :i i j i i . i , . . jo ftiippori oi lneir swneu, ation is publishing as an advertisement a lengthy epistle from (. oilier 11. lsiiffington, attorney for and a director in the Seaborg cannery at the mouth' of tlie Kogue, which owns no seining ground, and .1 :o ... ....... i. i i die giniiciiers m ineir lawless escapades against the sein ers, which have twice forced the governor to interfere 1o pi'oteet property. It is true that, the .Mail tiirec-coiumu Uriel tor the gilhietters without being paid for it. Tor it is political advertising designed to benefit spe cial interests, who arc making calspaws of the local sports men in order to pull their own chestnut.-; out of the fire, lint it is true also that the Iail Tribune offered to print any communication of reasonable length from the local association, which they are not fair enough to state. The Mail Tribune holds no brief for either cannerv and is not lighting their battles. Xor does it for either gilhietters or seiners. It believes, however, in a square deal, without undue discrimination. It does not be lieve in hampering and hammering institutions that pro vide payrolls and spend proceeds developing the country to unduly favor a lawless and more or less migratory- ele ment that, having no investment at stake, has no interest ot her than to gut the stream and no foresight for the future of the industry. Abolishing seining would not aid the gillnetters of the upper river, for seining operations do not begin until Jtilv lo, and the fish entering the stream then have not reached the upper river stretch when the open season ends. The number of steelheads that will be destroyed bv gillnets in the upper river during April, May and June 'will far ex ceed the number destroyed by seines iii the lower river from July 1.1 to August 13.1, when there are but few steel heads entering tlie stream. The proposed law will make conditions worse. It is true thai the Mail Tribune favored a dosed river in 1!)10, because the commercial interests insisted upon taking stcalhead, and it was believed thai a dosed river would improve angling. !ut experience, proved it a fall acy. The river was lousy with salmon, but steelhead ang ling was not improved. A valuable food product had been wasted, with the angler no better off. The closed-river episode secured what was desired the elimination of steelheads IV commercial fishing- and when the st ream was reopened, it was under terms dictated bv those who had been instrumental in closing it and the .Mail Tribune still believes iho law of 1!H:i ideal from the anglers' view point. Mr. Iluffiiigslou says: " 1 do not believe there is a man in Curry county today who believes Kogue river should be dosed to all forms of commercial fishing or who thinks such action would be right or just." Neither do those in other counties who understand the situation. We believe that the changes in conditions al the mouth ordered by the State Fish and (iame association will bring beneficial re sults and should be given a fair t rial but we doubt if anv possible conditions will make the best angling in the upper ..gueas long as wc hae dry seasons and low water, and leave irrigation dii-hcs unscreened to waste. more trout than hatcheries can turn out. UTTER IGNORANCE OF BEEF TRUST 11..U M;. I.ui. 1". Tin- -' ;m .i.um -itiKiCm in ih,. ,.; I- III!' I'.lti'l 1'41101'lHKT nl' llll- : I- I ix iiilu i-ihiiii-.- i'f i"ii r. ji : c -t i:n kin-; l'i(- i'l' llir I . l-rnllulllli- 'l 111. l.li-, IIHiIitIyUiu lmlii-tiif- l lu x .Ini-.-t," ;ii, V;il I.. K.-i i. t .iu i r -.ji ioliu-v f th, V...I. r . in i -,-l t,.r ;n- nu,rl.. t .- i 1 1 ' ' i I An i ii ;-li X:i!i,':i;ii 1 i'---'"-U'tiiii. 1','nniu-iit'il- uu t ITi"lt "! t'lllt i-i,liilllltl( " i. ill. -ii hen- toil. H-. Mr. Kl-ii'-i I ,'',;,i"-i' I'l.U iH-i'l iniiiiatimi i- irar - .I'i.ln '--in- tin-annual i-i.iix i-iiu.iii j !''''''1 i''-iii-t xx-.nn.-n in tin- t'i-.li-ral tin- Il--,.M-Hitiin, i'ixii -rlil'l- lii-iau-u til' tlu-ll- stream and deprive several Let Live" sportsman's club to without Penali.inir anv oik hill, we find the sportsmen's i....: 1 i n i.w. ..i i niiicinj; utilise inii iu, WHICH hours. me r l.sn rroreeiive associ attorney and defender for ,' . ... Tribune refused to print this ;WANTS SQUARE DEAL - S: EOS GENTLER SEX W'.VMIIN'tiToX. Jan. !i. . .. !:iii.v' i imi-.liny riv-i.ii-m Wiis.m in ill ' ' ! Ill tl'O ln.s. 1 1 Wllill l-Nti-nt ,.x is n t':n-t,,r in -.,.i ti,,W f,,r n iii.ii t - mi nt-, triii. tVi--., 'i-.un,. i,.n-, l.-nin- tii'ii- nn, I r.-ni.iv a!- in t!(,. ynxi-riiini nt -i'i-xi, ,. xxn- lntr.iil.ii-cl t.Mln v l,x liVUV-. til il! IX I- Ki-lllill-; nt' ( ..,mi,l... Mr I'l tililt till- .llf,-(. i t,, -t.,'m,. n "-.in'li' ill-ill I'M- t.hi' xxniiH-n in tin h'lii iiil v. i. ami tn ili-iiiiiii-tniii. tin' tniili i.il.m- ,, t!i,. i-,-iii':it.l 4 il Y h t '1 il t " t , " f . ii . : ... .. ' fe i, . wto jj:M i 1,7, h Vv' t (ft- Vjw y vs Suffragists, carrying lilg luinncls, are stationed all around the while l.cli seeing them every time he comes and goes. I lie banners read: ".Mrl'iesiih iit, hat Are You Going to lo fin Woiiian Sui'fcage?" It In plamied to have more than a thousand pickets about (he house by Inaugura tion day. ' NORTH DAKOTA FARMERS SHOCK OLD POLITICIANS New anil Tremcnrioiis Force Launch- j ed in Politics When Farmers Unite ! to Gain Control of Government to ! Secure State Control of Ware-j houses and Granaries. My ('HAS. KpWALil) Id'SSKl.T.. ! FAKGO, X. Pv,lnn. 18. A terrible lectric shock ,rs' now passing overj onic of the tiblest politicians of the1 northwe.-d. The alarmiiiii fact has been borne ! in upon them that n new mid tremen dous force lias been launched in pol-1 itics and nobody ciin say where it ; niay stop not this side of the white! house, verv likelv. Anyway, as things .-hape up now, it tands within two vcars to hold the balance of power in congress - if its lenders so dr-iiv. flic Xiitioniil Xon-l';i rtian 1'nnn- ers' league, wiiich swept Norlh Pa kola al the hist election, and filled every stale olticc except one with farmer-, is now lui-y nranizim; on1 the same line- in South Pakola, .Min- -ota anil MoutaliM. i Kvcrywhele it is brill" leecived bv tlie fiirmcrs with the most smnilienut : nlhii-iasiu. . j (teat I'lnthiisiasin. ! Suppose the league -iiouhl crow as fast the jiext four vcars a it has' rown in tins state in two. Snppo-i the iniliisirial and laiiniii-' popula tions to be aroused in half oi' tin I'nioll lis there have been here. Tin1 new tnoxenient could do an.vlhiuu it i wanted to do. Il eould stainl this oniitry 'Ui end. j Or siippos.' that in the nevt two ears it docs n,, more than to einell I South link.. la, Minncsotn and Moll-I tana, as il has c hed N"ith Pnknla. It would lht a Inoc t went -lhree voles I lie next congress it" n wauteii tiu'in inilnalina tweiiiv-three vote in the eleelol'.ll college. Th.it would mean ptaeta'al conirol I the house of I epri'sen 0 tins on.! II lonimi.iiile inlltienec in oil notional Hi Till.-. It ih.'i. M -li'u-, s;;itt in lo tn-i-t lll.-tr M.ttll'l -MltU'lllltl dn-l . t i, iiiv cinitil i itifn --idtirtliin-j I l.lxin" l'iit In TtlinliU. ni.l lii-.h I n-I nt l.n um. n,r in- i slaii. ,-. v -iii l tnlit- l.i t1'.' m.-'mI-, anil leaiix- ,i t.u-a'ii riltli-r anil i-i-it yar-,U-lii-r it' xx ;il civil sIih-'k xxcni.l xxilh llllil. I'i'ltlli iiin. liax-c i;nn,l lt-a-ull tii hi' si iiri-,1. Til.-v -it a tanin-l-that llrxcr lii'li.l'i- ha,l t1'!' Ii'ii-t ilVi'ru-ni- m pnl-iln--. -.iililmlv nrisf anil i-ti-atf thi-UL- tiiitm uniiv, tlit'ti 1, aii it t.. ni i x j,...vx'. mil xrittiiij anil nut- Absolutely Removes Tnd ioostion. One pncknsro jHOVcsii. 2.'CP.t P.:! (ini'isls Bell-am si SUFFRAGISTS PICKETING THE WHITE i'ijiiitin. llu iihii-.-t (iiLr.-iKs in tin stntr. It s'i'iti tint-mitiy. This tanner i ;i mot cxtmirilin ii ry pt'i'siMi iind sfctn (U'.-stimI In nn uiKiiialU-(l ciirccr in lintioiial )mli tir. His name is A. t Tow nlcy. J It is ;Wi ami UM-d tu till 11 rami lu-ar tlie town ut' licaeh, in tin wi'stern pari" 't' tlie tati'. All r a .sudden, turn' years nyo, hv wji- niiiicd liy a uianiiiilatcd Tall in tlie price ui tla.v. T!ii si.uicd him t!iinkin uliout the n'nMin Idctht1 Tart that the farmers winked hard and yut next tu niithinjj for their (nil. Only Possible lU'medy. It .-eemed to him elear ns day ih-M the i'lily reason J'ji nuiiitr didn't payj was Iteeaiise . arlilicial eniuhtions hnnii;lit n hull t by uverimuu en"u dneled bv the inlere-l and iaws ninde in their favor. The only way t remedy this va In put the nverninent intu (lie liniids of the farmers and worker, the vas't nia.joiitv of the iHiimlalion. So he hit upon the plan of a pol-j ilical organization tltat should not tntcrVere with any man's jiarlv prej udices, but should still enable the fanners to iret hold ot tlie machine. Mosj of the pcisons he opened up hU idea to laughed or tried to shoo him away. Hut iIik man ha siieli emiraue and devili-h per.-itence he seems abnor mal. When he siarted for a farmer lie never lei i;o till he ut him. He wi nt mi foot from farm In farm, ex-pluinin-, artiin.ir, nutlininj; ami yel-tiii',- nti.-.criptions. Start of l.rauue. In about tun months he had enmiIi ii'cir.!, MtitH-d up o have an execu tive mi, imitlcc and ofjieer-: a'.-o lo hav' uiher oruauizer?. in the field. Thal-wa- in .March, JlH-J. When snow fell in U1." hf had li,(HMI en pilled members at ff'li each, had start ed the league' weekly nev-.paVel' nml liad lull oiL-nniziT- driving nver the Male in automobile the leauuo 'wnetl. lie the league'-, president; alo it nei ni manager and wise uuy. lie keep-, il out of I rouble and t'urn-i-hc-. the pep. When the lime .-nine for the t'ir-d battle with the entrenched that had always run the state tor the in-tetf-l they thought they tvuiiM u out and play lure vU lhi raw ap YES! MAGICALLY! CORNS LIFT OUT WITH FINGERS ou simiily Bay to the drug store nian, ' Uivs inn a nuarter ot an ounce o( fnic.une." This will cost very little Inn 1 sullk'ient to ri-iiKive ex-ory hard or soft tora from one's feet. A ix-x- lrns i,( this iiixx- ethiT cxim-ii-iun.l apili. J direi-tlx- npun tender, aclnii" iwn slii.iild 'r.-liexe the xire U' s iii-tantly, and noun the entire corn; r.'t mid nil. diii-i uf and ran he lilted out with the Unpen. 'liiin mxr xxax- to rid one's fi-t ol enrin xx a, iiitnnhtc.il by a Cincinnati nun. xxhu mm that, xxliile freeume ia tiekr. it drie in a moment, and Kim ply hrixi''s up the corn without in flaming or even Irritating the surround in.! ti.-Mi. ,.r iikin. Don't let fathr dl or Infection nr lorkjaw from h!ttjinif at his oonia. hut clip tUia cut and make him try it. JOHN A. PERL UKDERTAKE Ijifly .ltaiir t 8. nl:TI.KTT Phono M. 4a ml 1TJ.1 Automobile Hearn Sarilca. HOUSE house m eiesldcnt W ilson cannot prentice, lie avt' them the jolt of their lives. When he uot ihroin:h with them they looked like pikers and he looked like the oid experienced field nuir.-luil ai tul tlint beats anything I have ever known in thirty-six yea is of close ob servation uf politics. Leader of .Move. lie i- one of thoe l in, wiry, tii't-h-ss men, with thin lip, a powerful jaw and eold blue eyes. You could no more rut lie him than you eould l at tie a tomb-tone. He can make a cracking ond speech, write stuff that seems to burn tlie paper, carry all the work and affairs and detail.- ot the league in hi- head, think- out a i:n.d M-heme about every three hour, and in per- Corns Peel Right Off Witt "Gets-E:" 2 Drops, and the Corn is a "Goner! When you've trot to walk on the eiilcs of your shoe to uet awav from those awful corn-pains, there's only one common-sense thins to Uu. 1 uf "(ie(x-li j" Tour rorow Won't .-rll in tiler. IIpu(1n, They'll hrlt-I. I mmi ii ami l'ccl Dttl Put 2 or Aros of 'Ots-Tf on tho coi n nlit away. V:iln ;mil Inilam r.nitlon will Hs-niiH;ir, iho coin vlll lie-in lo shrivel iirn that Instant tlnn it loose ns :uul falls riuht off. Iherf'8 io otlu-r corn-ri'inovcr In t'ne woihi that :otH like "tiets-lt." Wo ni-w iliHi-i'vei y has h-.-n made In corn-rone t rs si nr.- " li. is-U - was born. Jton't fl'u'. i i lint f i-t. Tf dues awav (frovt-r with the ufo of stiives th it l' i il;itp. h-iMmi'-'. s th,-t make :i htimllr n; yruir n-, ph-stfs that half do the work, knives and scissors that draw hlood. t'se'Ccts lt" no more dirririn- m- cuttimr. "(trts-lt" is Mold i verywtieri'. a'w n bottle, or p.mh on r.'int of mico by E. lJwrence A Co., C'hlcaco, 111. Sold in Medford and recommended as the world's beut corn remedy by Leon IV. lla-kiiis, M. 'lfi.nl IMiariuacy, and HeatU's I trim Store, SUITSffl TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering 128 E. MAIM. UPSTAIRS Money to Loan ON FARM PROPERTY Six Per Cent Interest FROM $250 TO $5000 O. C. Boggs MEDFORD Vulcanizing Works -Ml work jruarantoed. Auto Tiro Kc'itairin. "We sell I'isk and Mich el in Tiros. 36 South Grape St. Medford lein ron J iVi-tly i-U'iiii. strnuilil pnlilii-s run eir eliv iiiiiuiiil iiliimst iiny eiiiniiiaiiilcT I I'li-r axv mi llio pnliliriil l'ii'lcl. At the Mime linn' b1' Im" lit tlo vanity lie ilm-h itilerxii-xvi'i's ami can't be imlm-t'il In lime pietum printcil of taken. S.iiui' mini, llii. Il'' cmiiiiiiituls tin) league iiinl ouylil I". I'1"' "i.'i'le it ami li-il il lo it pieenl position uf poxv.-r nml success. Three or four years n jr. lie was riilin'; on 11 jriinj; plow lii'ciikiii!: praiiic and tliinkinpf hu xxas fullilliu hi.-s ile-liny. Kestiiiy' Well, xxiio liiimx-s aiiylliiuir ubout tii:it HPHE best mince meat you ever tasted, and it still costs you the same old price of 12c to 15c A Package This is high living but net high cost in living. Get None Such Mincemeat MERRELL-SOULE .CO. Syracuse - - - New York "TIZ" PUTS JOY IN ' SORE, ACHING FEET "My, how 'Tiz' gladdens tired, swollen, burning feet It's glorious!" Ah! what relief. No more tired feet;' no rnoro hurninp feet: no more swollen. neliiiiK, tender, sweaty feet. No luoro soreness in eorns, eallotises. bunions. No matter xx-hat ails your feet or wlmfc under the sun you'xe tried -n-itimut gi-t-tins relief, just use "Tiz." "Tiz" is tho only remedy thiit draxx-s out all the I'Oibom.u.x exudations xx'hieh pulT up the feet. "Tiz" eures your foot trouble 80 you'll nex-er limp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't stein titfht and your feet will nx"er, nex-er hurt or 'et sore and sxvollen. Tiiink of it, no -more foot misery, no more agony from eoins, eallouses or bunions. iet a 2-Vcent Idx nt any druj? etore or department store and pet instant re lief. Wear smaller "hoes. Just oneo try "Ti;-." Get a xvhulc year's foot com fort fur only 'Jo cents. 'Think of it. IXTEUUUUX At TOCA1S CO. TIME CAU1). Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at S:00 a. m., 1:00. 2:00. 4:00 and 6:15 n n, II..A n.. c.,,-a., n, in.ir. tlr m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 0:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, exceiit Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:13 p. in. Also on Satur day nlKhts at 0:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 0:00 and 10:30 p. m. Moill'iini. Oregon. .Inn. is, 1017 TO WHOM IT .MAY C'OXCElt.X: This is to certify that I, the nn tlcsiiined. had very screve stomach trouble and had Im-ii bothered for several yx-ars and la.-t August was iiot expected to live, and hearing of Glut C'huns I whoso Hei h Store Is at 2 11 Mouth Trout street in Medford) 1 do eidod to net herbs Tor my stomach trouble, und I started to feeling bet ter as soon as I used tb.'iu, and today am a xvell man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflict, d as I xxas to see Ciin (.'duns; and try his llorbs. (SiKiieil) W. It. JOHNSON. Witnesses: M. A. Anderson. Medford. S. 11. Holmes. Eagle Point. Frank Lewis, KaiMe Point. Win. I.exvis. Ensile Point. W. 1.. Chlldreth. Ensile Point. ('. E. Moore. Ei.ple Point. J. V. .Mclntyre. Easle Point. Ceo. I). Von der Hell. n. Eyjilo Point. Thos. E. Nichols. Eaule Point. John S. Orth, Meilford. . . WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, iUcillurd Tho Only Exclusive Commercial' I'liotoirraphcr in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or place iy ai'iiiintinent. T'lmno 1J7-.T. We'll do tho rest. . E. D, WESTON, Prop. ( Croair
