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PAGE FOTTR Medford Mail tribune AN 1NTO3PENDKNT NEWKPAPKR PL UL, 1 S 1 1 1 ; L K V K i t V A I' "J KUNUON fcXCKPT Hi:NUAY BV THIS AIKUKOKIJ FiUNTINO CO Ufflca Mall Tribune nulldlnff, 25-27-28 North Fir b tree l; telephone 76. The Democratic Times, the MedfortJ Mull, The Meuford Tribune, The Huuth ra Ureconlun Tho Anhluiid Tribune. OKOROn PUTNAM, KJItor BUB8CBIFTXON BATUMI One yur, by mail ... 15.00 Una month, by mutt 60 Per month, delivered by carrier In Mt'tlfuril, I'hoi-nlx, Talent, Jueli- H.Mivilli' mid t't iitral Point .50 Saturday only, by mull, per yeur.... 2.0 Weekly, per year..- - 100 Urriclul Puper of the City of Medford. Official Pa pur of Jarkwon County. Knterecl us net'oiid-duss mutter at Medford, Oregon, under tho act of March I, 187. Sworn Circulation for 1 910 2491 Full loaned wire Associated Press die rtchee. S.')L?irM PLAN 10 RESTORE AVANIIlXXiTON', Feb. 52. Xew jirint pnier iiiiiiiufucttirerK tire arriv ing here toiliiy for conferences will the federal trade, commission on i proposal that t he ciunuiinsiiin i'ix hetti print prices lor u period ot six months. Hcstorntion of five competition in news print puper mtinut'nctitre is (lie aim of tlie commission and if it uc- ccptH the proposal it will work with that purpose in view. The emmuis sion, it was said today, is bent on finding n pure for conditions mid not a mere palliative. At the end of six months the commission feels that eon ditions in the news print industry will bo have been shaped that unrestrained competition will insure fair and eiiuil able prices. Acceptance of the proposal hinges ou the attitude of the nuinnl'iictiirrrs who are arriving here. Those who already have signed the proposal rep resent nhout thirty per cent of the news print output of the 1'nil Wales and Canada. Their surrender in the face of criminal indictments officials believe, will break the news print market and force puces to an Cuuilithlc level whether 1 all other manufacturers join in or nut. Members ot the commission arc hopeful that most of the other hi. manufacturers will come in. CAN'T SI DUST If the ent'Vi'.v kuoeitini; uus coi loose la sop.it' i:i-i mlht lio !.',mm1. ubiiut I l.i Minn h tci!i-... lil:., in My and uiilrh M:: . --i ao lo it. ..m vr.uU lliu.L v 1)111. tilt :,ut h- '. mimic pcnl'le ccrl scrvi'd inn! turned ;il trip huinnirr II One lllilll svt-nis HMU.i' it i;:.ul;Yi-ll-- 111 I M- ' 1 . ll ".V 1 1 1 1 11 I : ,1 !a i!i,. ;,n.l I I,. ;i ; ,.l,v Ol' llltllt IIIKl they i ll! tip Hut li -li-H ;:iow i tii.il Die Hi i Tr.irUtr bun bci a sin;iii i Blral" its ability as mhim I1H JH'IUI- V us hm..c tn Ins o; hunter;, are turn v find sdin.' hhir. . -Mr. Itie.i'.s of Ih ttltl lirninll- i. in l i liiirse hu-l in. I Un mi t will let ti ir.l. ;iml tho !"i I !ni-. li MUiui; to st't. I In1 lnif:,. 1'rilik oti litiril h:u. oidcreil the ln-si ri- the llisui p'M'i'le make, nanieh a tiiaut Trii'icx. il s a boHUty, in, sjuai iiu.-a- Ui.e Itcat;'. Yert, we hnvi- lnu'li't, haricl and knilirtai:k s ia .'is also. Von, NiUis are mill n vial In -v. Yen. Paint Is al most an iiartl to i;rt now as a buttle of old now. Yes, Pig .lohnHon eairt talk sweed, and pleasant lieu doe.t not split tho kliHllin but wtii'u it conies to tile bli; imlpe, :... Sltortie - lilts little trio always r.'ailv I you out if you need Hin du are line, Circuits or a door lor k ' flood-h) e. licip tbiso- TO REVIVE PACIFIC . 1 COAST SALMON TRADEju.e American Pence party. .WASHINGTON. Fob. The Iiritiiih ambasHdor, Sir Cecil Sprint; i Rico confern with Sn retBry Hedflrldj today about leginlotion now pen.lin li.u i... ni-.lilhlf Intr Din imnnrtnlii.fi , , . ' . , i Of fr'Snh or irozen nsn nom vauiiua except under certHln reMrttlnuK. seeks to chaliilltate th Ameruhii lalinon Industry on the PiuKic toasi. The Caii-uHan Rovemmont ileMren t( avoid prohibitory legislation and nia moke Rome emiew.'.ioii! to ti.ke it mUWOTU) MATL TRTHUNT:, .MKTiFOItl), OKKQON, Till .-U'sdav. r r.i.ui .it i --, imt. " TH.KEWR0ADLAW,. flDAQTIP ftMW. AMERICAN blffo UVI I j t is possilile to olitaill oil it-mi copies ol till' legis lative hills as filial! v enacted tin? exact text of the new road laws can not be given, but already been given publicity. most important of any passed J he road program consists of six bills, all important. There is the proccediire code, prescribing methods for opening, laying out and vacating highways, which Avill end the confusion attending the three methods at present pro vailing, which have been consolidated and. revised into a practical, workable system. J he county code, another of these measures, has to do with the expenditures of countv funds and administration of county road work. The suiiervisor svsteni is done awav wilh and road building centralized under a road master. The state highwav code provides lirocecdure for con struction of hard-surfaced highways and for co-operation of county and stale in state highways. Jt creates a non salaried slate highwav commission ,,r three, one member from each congressional dislrict, severs the state highwav engineer s department from 1 provides fop i!ie appointment I he act to regulate motor vehicles is another road law. Jt doubles the present motor vehicle license taxes and donates til(. nil ire proceeds to state highway work under supervi.ion (,f ihe state highway commission. It will give upwards of .slIOC.iKH) a year for road work. The 1'ean-Hnrrelt bonding act authorizes the issuance, in event revenues from established sources are not suffic ient to meet allot lueutsof government road funds of bonds in an amount equivalent to the deficiency, and insures ex penditure in Oregon of (he entire government allotment for post roads and forest roads and an equal sum of state money as is required by the federal act. The auigunt of bonds authorized is $l,!SU0,u00. The .f(i,0()(),U()0 bonding act lays out a definite svsteni of state highways and post roads. State highways are to be paved, hard-surfaced under the provisions of this act. The bond issue proposed is a capitalization of the proceeds for the next 2o years of the quarter-mill road levy that has ex isted for several years, and the increased motor vehicle taxes. These revenues on the basis of the present tax valu ation and tin; existing number of automobiles in Oregon, will amortize not only the .to()00,0()0, but the full limit of bonds authorized under the Henu-Uarrett act. In other words, issuance of (he .G.OOO.OOO in bonds and issuance of the full amount of bonds authorized by the Uean'-Barrett act do not mean any increase in taxation. The U.OUO.OOO proposal is to be submitted to vote of the people at a special election June I. tr t 1 : . .. n i wi inuiin i, in-ni iiig on i ne of the gravity test for gasoline heretofore established by .law.' Government investigation has shown the. test to b 01: no value, but it lias made dearer in Oregon, klinnnatioii gasoline at the, same price as consumers in other states pay. The saving will just about offset the increase in auto mobile, license taxes in the course of a vear. SEEKING A npilH war depart incut is Iroubelous conditions to creating a drastic censorship to suppress publications ami of aristocracy. Ihe bill smacks of bureaucracv and is without nrece- dent in uo i niieu Mates, lis against nie disclosure o military nilorination. Its real purpose is to prevent criticism naval ollicers a criticism eminent.- No one questions the importance of protect ing informa tion regarding ship and troop movements ami this- power ;.. .,i. I. r I i i ' . . - 1 i.iiii.mm i-uiin-i i en, imii i no o suppress any newspaper or luiorni.-iiion. lads, rumors or ""- "i i in hui ei io iiei 1 1 at telliplaled fop defense, ev.-epl hae been (nv a i ;1 hoib-.ei 1. pi isoniiii-iu is i!ie penalty ili.-it the militarv can inflict. With sm-li a law in effect, criticism ,,'f the conduct of naval or military authorities would mean ruin to the paper and its publisher. With such a law, we would never have heard of ihe embalmed beef scandal of the Spanish war. nor the brutal ,spread-eag!e" punishment whercbv New York militiamen were tied to gun carriage wheels. Such a law is not only a blow at civil liberlv and a re vival of feudalism, but would prove an obstacle to the de velopment ofefficif iiev in national defense. NKW YOKK, Ke'i. - -. Keprenen-i lathes of nineteen organizations div voted to t he nvaintenance of inter , national peace met here today to dis - eiiKS plans for lmrnumizliH; action In tho face of the national crird The conferenco is under the direction of Kvldeiice of differenrcfi anion! the pacifist came to Unht seeial ilay ano in the declination of the World Court leaKtie and ihe League tn Kn- i tmi-e i'eace lo attend this eonteten.'e Ihese two in -nanlal hum will i;ie ; foliil dinner here tonight. About one hundnd representative )f the oMeei.tl' liHiii. li vt the Miner 'riii Peace le'leialloit left i .liiv to Iny for ahlUKton In take part in i college fiutt-xviir deniotitM niton to hu In that eilv. the essential features have This work is perhaps the by the legislature. he stale engineer's office uml of a highwa v engineer. roan program is a reduction gasoline one cent a gallon will give Oregon consumers CENSORSHIP. taking advantage of existing procure the passage of a bill of the press, giving it powers bestowing upon it the t vrannv aliened purpose is lo tniari of the acts of militarv and neeossarv under popular gov- proposed law gives I lie power puhlical ion that prints anv news referring to the armed in inoiisures I liar may be eou- when '-sucli public.-i'tioii shall1 " SmoeiiMoit. line and im-! PROTECTIVE TARIFF WASHlNOTnX. Feb. 22. - Keas. ille prnteetive tariff- nnd a bond i-- ue to prox tile fur tmlitary preparn- jti were pvopu--ed hy Senator repulihean of Mast-acluisett, I ,,n'n.v s Miltitute provisions for the adtmm-lraliou revenue hill. "In-teail of xva-tinuv time in cnaet im; make-lnft leLMhition ol mo-d liap liaaiil ehai'iicler, intended ti tide the ;iriiimont uxer until another year," lit sulci, 'euiv.'ie-is honld he xvorkitc nnt a definite fmnnt ial -ehivve tu fit till- e.-itntt'v to eope xvith Fmepeaii etiimiirieial actixi!u- alter the xv.u." I'liltTi.AMV Feb Jl'. - At $UV::. it hundred the highest prut? ever paid 'n Oreuon, a eurlond of onion wan sold toilay tor shipment eat. The buyer assumed liatdlilv for shrilikuile .and damage entoute. WEEKS PROPOSES f jp-W a 1.5" Tf O fit "A r-v , w its., . h i j m "i W ' -Cf r t- x Mrs, Moifoti Is enjoying n lionoymoon in (ho orient with the inulti- niillionnli't niaiHifmturt'i' niiri In ml She was Miss .Miiiui-ct (inty of whni slu was mii-so lo his first wife. iuiv twtiito with its 10-rtKHii colonhil vitnts, ami coiitinurrt hri ovociitive Morton Is the father of Mr. J. packer. lit. F. Muskoff of Mcl.eod hauled a load of hogs to Medford Monday. Frank Johnson was un Katsle Point visitor Saturday. .Norman litige wns an business call er to Ashland Tuesday. Charles Oregon' was trading in the valley last week. 'Miss Hazel Coffin Is visltltiK rela tives in Medford UiIh week. K. K. Astt of "Pi-ull liuuled a load, of goods bonio from Hie .valley .Mon day. .Mr. anil Mrs. Alvin Connover call ed on Or. IvirtlisCssucr Monday. llev. Itrltsan delivered a sermon at the Laurel school house Sunday to a large crowd of worshipers. T. C. (Inlncs of Trail slopped at ta-ant Mathews receaty. Tlie Ferry Telephone company held ' their annual meeting last Saturday.! A. Westlo was elected pr ideut and .Mm Johnson, Koerutury. Harry Copiner has been in Med ford for a row dayn. (.rant MuUipwh uppnt the week cud with ht brother f.reen. Miss Helen Moore was the puest of Mrs. (. lb'iitman for several days last week. Klorenre Walker and ,1. Melr have tnUeii a emit i.ut (o cut wood at the Scott ranch. All together tlu-ro are three crew.-- intiinu; wood M that ranch. M. lta of i'tUinl came up tiom MeiUnnl in s,Iie of eiistil imiies of snow to' the lliinua ranch. I lip pa: scnov'i;; wt-fc Mi.-.. (;iiiit, Tim Daiiy :nd .)' 1 i . llitnna. Jr. At tin- I :r:t tow n h;h Ia"t S:.t u n!ay a v ut-e v. as y.'i v'n in honer of .Mr. inul V.r . .Mt'!ha!!, lio are de parting ;it an t;:rly tiate Tor Ward, in-; -ion. Tho recent snow fall hnx to son;e extent at least dispelled tlie belief of a bono dry season for Hie fariuerti. Norman Iui:e has returned from Ashland where he spent a few .lavs on buMitess. IMr. and Mrs. X. Schluesser return ed from a trip to Medford where they were lookiujA" after their property. Air. and Mrs. Morgan paid a visit to their friends in rent ml Voii.t last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. tiraudal, Henry French, Mr. and Mrs. llene H.'Ilow.t. V . tt it sa n a n d M rs. P. Het x w u re KrtKle Point visitors recently. Ho not lake life loo seriously; oli will never set out of it alive. EUGENE BADGER PAIR ARRESTED FOR EXTORTION KI'liKNK. Ore.. Fel. J. Jen- ninpa ami Taletha Jeunlni;?. hi wife, were Indicted by the county mand jury today on n charge of extorting ."o from U. II. Skotheim. a real estale dealer November 1 r lat. The indictment rlmrKett that Mrs. .lennlims. under pretext of havfnt; a flat for tent, induced Skotheiiu to come to her home, and then threw her arms about his neck, where-rum, Bell-ans Absolutely Removes I n d i 2 e s t i o n. 0 no m cl;a no proves it. LT'tiat ail mi'jists, t-;7.. . dv diii Mint m SAIL FOR WAR owner of i'lili-no. Kvitnsvilhs Ind., mid im-t .Aloitou Sho Iui1m iju-etl for Morton's 1200- liiaiisiou ami lme rt-timiu of scr- duties aftor Mrs. Morton's death. M. Cudahy, wile of the millionaire f SAMS VALLEY Alter our several iloys ol wnnn sunshine it strikes us pretty hard to have to pi asain into the, chest and .driii; out our innekinaws and fur caps. Willi a I'ool f snow around us, we feel a bitter mudne towards the ground lu'.v for giving us reason to be lieve winter was over. Mr, Stubblclielil, Sr., was pleas antly surprised Saturday evening: when a number of his friends culled to help him spend his cinhlielh birth day. 'file roof of one of Ihe l'elton houses, occupied by ihe Jones family, eauhl lire Friday. Many iin-wered to the call ot help, but .Mrs. Jones had the fire .under control when they reached the premises. J. ('. I'nrnes of Med lord was call- iiiLr on the Strau W. C. Kenncy family last week, is doine; business in lioik Point tliU week. Mr. and Mr. J. If. Conk altemled the i'uneral of Mr. Morris at Rock I'oint Kriday. Mis. t (!ilehrit was reecully vis ited by her duuvihter, Mrs. Frank t.'ol well and children of Mur-iifieM. Mr-. Strnit-s i-- exjieetiuy her nSs ter ) in rive in a lew day-- from the rnM. Tile SM)l'lmen etli will meet at ( utijicr's hull Saturday. .Mi- Until Daiiie!- viited her home lulk- in McdIWd S.'tniilav and Suu- Am l-JAP BILL SCARE HELD AS '"JOKE" liOISK. Iilaiio. Kill. J2. --C. M. lUuitli, Tv. in l-'a'-ls iittcru.-., in a bear ini; licl'ore the .eiuite judiriary com mitti-e toilay tobl of bis ai-tivlties in eonimunii-aliona lo tlie .hipu-.ee con sul at Portland, to Samuel llerrick. v WaiibiiiKton, l.i. I1., attorney, to Sena tor liorah and otliers, secklnu: to kill the anti-alien bind bill, which whs before the Idaho senate from January -if. when it passed the lower house to l-'ebruary :;, when it was killed by the senate. llooth produced sonic of his tele- grains and letters, promised to Hiipply otiiers and Insisted, throughout the hearinis. that he had employed only such methods and used only such in fluence as were lc;ltiinnte. lie liuil lukeu up the matter, he said, at the request of two Japanese and understood that other Japanese would Join in eomponsatins him but no denied mat he -was to receive any tit)0o lee, as had been quoted in on affidavit filed with Secretary l.misins. If he had mentioned a tin, 000 fi he said, It had been In a jocular man ner. it Is alleged, her husband appeared armeii with pistol. I nder threats Skotheiiu charged, he drew a check In favor ot Jennings for ."'00, which was subsequently cashed. The couple also were Indicted on a charge ot assault with a dangerous weapon. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKE Iifly .lMnt tH . IIAKTt.KTT Phone M. 4 7i nd Automobile Hears Sarvlc. 4mkulanc Venle. Ceronar 0 ItnlLltUnUO IU imrnTrAnnrillllir WASolXOToX. Kill. Thrcnt cned fuel aiitl food shortages in many localities caused by freight conges tion and ear shortage scennfi toilay to have been averted by dra-tie or ders of the railroads, co-operalini; with the inlcr-stale coinnu'ici in- inis.-ioii, to ruh special shipments to needy towns ur cities. American liuil way association officials declare the denser of inade(iuite supply of living necessities because of transportation problems has lessened greatly .vithin the last two weeks and the possibiiily of a 'frencral sliurtnjio tin iii!nul the east was slight. The dearih of freight cars is less than it was a year a'o. thev say. 'I'lie railway association yeslerday oi'dcrcd iiulividual lines lo jiive spec ial aUenliim to prompt shipments of coal ami coke to 18 middle western cities when it became nppurcnt snd- dcnlv that the reserve slocks in uiaiiv of these places were nearly exhausted and the pis supply was threatened. liailway oflicuils and the inter state commerce commission res'nrd the view of the cuiiuestion expressed by J. l'..(irif fin, president of the Chi cao board of trade, as unduly se rums, lie predicted rioting and innrchy if food prices are not reduced soon by openinjr of channels of rail wny supply uud charged that th eastern roads are tisinj a dispropor tionate share of ears for munition hipiucnts, preventiny; jrain ami other foodstuffs shipiucuts from ihe west ARMENIA IS LAND OF DUMB WOE SAYS ENGLISHMAN XKW YOltK, Fob. 22. One-third of the Armenian population either has been massacred or died of star vation or disease since tho l'.uropean war began, and one-half of these re mainitiK are homeless and dying ir exile accordini; to a cubic message from John llusefleld, fatuous Knsllsh writer, made public, here tonight by the American commission for Armen iau and Syrian relief. The message said in part: Most Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse It Dr. Eberle and Dr. Braithwnite as well na Dr. Simon all distinguiHhed nut hor8 agree that whatever may bo the disease, the urine seldom tails in furnishing us with a cine to the princi ples upon which it ia to be treated, and accurate knowledge concerning the nature of disease can thus be obtained. If backache, scalding urine or frequent urination bother or distress you, or if uric acid in the blood has caused rheu matism; gout or sciatica or ynu suspect kidney or bladder trouble just w rite Dr. Pierce at the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, K.Y.; send a sample of urine and de scribe symptoms. You will receive frne medical advice after Dr.Pieree's chemist bus examined the urine this will bo carefully done without charge, and you will be under no obligation. Dr. Pierce during many vearfl of experimentation has discnerd a new remedy which he Cuds is thirty-seven times more power ful than lit In a in removing uric acid from the system. It you are suffering from backache or the pains of rheuina-ti-im, goto your best druggist and ask for a nil-cent box of "Anuria" put up by Dr. Pierce. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription fr weak women and Dr. Pierce's Ctolden Medical Discovery for the blood have been favorably known for the past forty years and more. They are standard remedies to-day as xvell aa Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for the liver and bowels. You can get a sample of any one of these remedies, by writing Dr. Pierce. Doctor Pierce's Pellets are nnequaled as a Liver Pill. One iitiv, SuQar-coatrti Vclltt a Dose, Cure Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Constipa tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements, of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. IKTERUIIBAX ACTOCAK CO. TIME Ctt.IU. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Lear, Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. m. Seasoned Wood Dry BtHly Kir Per Tier: t'J-imh Onink S-.-'i IfMitch Chunk 2.7.1 Kttehen WihmI -." rent lliuher. We (luarauteo the MeMirre. MoreyWoodCo l'liollr Toll. ilT . l ir St. s N1-;W YORK. Feb. 22. Two moro Amci-li-an. rruiflu steamships Bailed from this pori today bound Tor Ku ropeau points. They were the oil tanker ('oniinualiaw and the Pearl Shell which carried a Keneiat cai Ko. Other ilMnss were tho butch steamer Jlcatikcbdyk. for Itottcrdam: tho Tonawaiida. llritifh. tor Liver pool, and the Saltan, Norwegian, for Hordeanx. Ships anivini! from Urn war zone ports tn addition to the American aa- senner liner rniiaueii'inn. Uritlsli freisliters, the Alrlcan crince from Cardiff. February .". and tho Norwesiau, from Liverpool, Febru ary ".. 1) With Medford trade Is Jleilford mail?; I Surprisingly Good $ Cough Syrup Made at tlotna C.t Very l.lltlenn.l F.nl!y hut Ki'itmruniiiy i-.m-i-.i. . . 4 You'll never rcnllv know w lint a tic ooiibIi s.M-np you .nil make ,""'' t,r.'itre nils iii.iiinis lniaii-iniidi' n u ly V..S not o.ilv sum- i us I'oiiiiiar.'d wit. ll. rnKlv-miole kind, but you, will nl-.. have a 'mere cuVi-ive and icpcmla. 1 ri'iui'ilv in cwrv wnv. It ovcn-nnii'.i III vi,nl'.'.iii"lis. throat or chest colds 11 21 hours relieves .Mi ven wlioopint' colli;! ll..! J l'. niiici'S of I'illi-X (:() ccnt worth I iii'i" any u-rui! bion ', u " it into 11 pint Indite mid Idl th'' butt I' with plain siranuhit'il suaar svrup litre vim have 11 lull pint u fnimlj Mipnlv "f the most elfectivc collL'l svrup' that numey can buv nt a cost o enlv i.4 cents or h-ss. It never spoil 1 The prompt inul positive resu ts i 1 hv this pli-asiint tsstinj couj-'h syni; have caused it to lie used in niorc hoin. thuu anv oilier remedy. .It unicUlj loosens a drv. honisi' or turht couini heals the iiillmm'd nii'inlinines that nm the throiit inul liroii.-iiial ful.'i's. anil re lief com-!' almost iininednnti'ly. Mile" did for throat tickle, hi'iiiscness. hrou chitis, enmp nnd tiroiicliinl nsthnia. I'inex is a hi'.'hlv com-elitiat-.d com pouiiil of genuine Nonvav pine extro-t eoinliined with Loniiaeol and lias ln used tor ceiirnitioiis for throat ailc chest ailments. , Avoid disappointment by nkiny ynm dni""ist for J' oniu-es of l'ine):" will full" directions, "a ml don't accent any thins; cIm'. A L'uaiantee of absolute r.;itj isfactioii or ni'inev pronintly, i-efuiid.-d IjfK'j witli thin preparation. The 1'iiicl Co., Ft. YVuvue, Ir.d. Daisy Ilutter. " THE DAIRY CilVES YOU QVAI.1TY AMI SIMtVRE lit nil Times, Ml Mi, CltKAM, I l;l-:SII ItAXCII EGtJS, .SKl.M.MKI) .Mll.li, IttTTEIS, SULK AMI DAISY III TTKlt l-ltlCSU ritoM out ctiriix xo yoir taum:. Give us a trial and he one of our many satisfied customers. TheWhiteVelvctke Cream 320 E. Main. Phone 4S1. Attention, Farmers, MKDFORI) JUNK COMPANY 31-33 X. Bartlett St. Pay Highest Prices for lnm:s! Green hides per lb 17c Dry hides, per lb 20c Green calf hides, per lb 25c Dry ealt hides, per lb 30c We Mso Buy Sheep Pelts and Goat Skins. Phone 2S3-J. WESTON'S Camera Shop 20S East Main Street, . Medford The Only Exclusive ! Conmifivial Plwtosraphor j In Southern Oregon. , Negatives Made any time or place ly appointnient. Pin. tie M7-J. We'll do the rest. E. D. WESTON. Prop. unnveefl-Kirv
