PHJE TWO
MEDFOTtD MATH TTNBtTNT', TifEDTORT), OnF.nOX. TUESDAY. FEBRFAnT 27. '1017
f OCAL AND
Li PERSONAL
Lynn Mowat of Ashland spent Mon
day iiiulii in the city.
Ken Bropliy ot Facte I'oim i a
business visitor In Medford tun first
of the week.
Mrs. Leach, rorsetierre. Models up
to date. Guaranteed. I'hone ti3-J.
Mr. and Mis. 11. f. Collins of Po
ratello, Idaho, are anions the out of
town visitors in the city.
See Dave Wood about that fire in
surance policy. Office, Room M.
F. & II. Bids.
Uo Stanley of Fjsle Point spent
Monday and Tuesday in Medford ls
itlns friends and aitendinc to trjsl
ness matters.
HiS ;c milk shakes at He Voe's.
Charles C'hsn-.pl'.n of liosae Hiver
war in Medford Monday and Tues
day attcndini; to business matters.
Sweet cider at Pe Voe's.
K. P. Anthony of Albany Is among
the. out of town business visitors In
the city.
Gates sells Ford cars, $.'00 down
and t-'j a month.
William J. Shaw of Fort Worth.
Texas, is a Medford visitor for a few
days. AVe have dried beet pulp. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
J. F. Baum of Kasle Point trans
acted busiucss with local merchants
Monday and Tuesday.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
"W. K. Bokel of Rogue Iliver spent
the first of the week in the city at
tending to business matters.
nr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of
fice over .Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
M. T. Manton of New York City Is
upending a few days in Medford on
business.
For the best Insurance seo Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fry are spend
ing a few days In the city. .Mr. Fry
Is a mine operator of Copper, Cal.
During the w inter Mrs. Fry has made
her residence at Yreka, Cal., but
with tho opening of spring will move
to the mines to spend the warm
months.
To revive tho dead Rpots In your
lawn use the fnmous Wizard fertl
llier. Monarch Seed and Feed Co.
Both north and south hound trains
were late Tuesday morning due to
the heavy fall of snow In the Slskl
yotis and In Cow creek canyon. The
trains met at Medford at 9: to.
Baskets, toys, chinawarc, novelties
at Japanese Art Store.
tf
Charles Nlcholl Is a Medford visitor
from Oakland, Cal.
Hatha 25c, Hotel Holland.
W. C. Sharkland spent tho first of
the week In the city attending lo bus
iness matters.
Dr. .Myrtle S. Lock wood has re
sumed practice. Hours 2:30 to 5 p.
iu., 309-310-311 M. F. & II. build
ing. 290
S. Watterman of Milwaukee. Wis.,
spent Monday and Tuesday in .Med
ford looking after business Interests.!
We carry a fuU line of lawn, gar
den and field fertilizer. Monarch
8eed and Feed Co.
J. M. Fleming of Portland Is among
tho out of town business visitors in
the city.
Bakery goods nt De Voe's.
M. Crlffin of San Francisco. Cal.,
is spending a few days in Medford
on business.
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Carafe, 20 South Iiart
lett st. navies Welds Anything.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ilurrls of lnc
Beach. Cal , stopped off In Medford
p.. i .. '
euioute to their home after
spending a month at Seattle. Wn.
" nat about your early garde:.:
We have a full line of froh bulk
seeds that grow. We handle alfa'ia,
red ond crimson clover, swivel clover
and everything In the grass seed
line. If j on are looking for o,u;.i:-.
we have it. Monarch
Feed Co.
und
trol Hie trestle out the Uogue. Chi;
c(lc:nian nrrive.l inllllitsnn atwl Ifnv V'l..,.,ii .i..
ill orce W
the city Monday evening from San night truk, while Fred Turner pa
Frnailsco. Cal., and will remain for i trols thru the dac Ail bridges and
a few days on business. tunnels are wing guarded Hold
Old papers for rale at thi.i office! Hill News.
l'-r ie". .
. .no it-lion icn .Mondiiv evening ,
lor nia nonie at Piinsuiuir. Cal.. afler
spending the past two weeks in Med
ford. looking ufter liusle.esii Interests
We are exclusive iigcnti for
Southern Oregon for the famous
Buckeye incubators and hroodeis.
Come In and let us demonstrate and
get our prices. Monarch S.ed and
Feed Co.
Traoy Savory of San Francisco wasUrtv at 22 Hkh slroot. now ooi-uiUM
In Medford the flrM of iho wook on'l' S It. MsNnir. to K. li. Toft, aIo
ousineiw.
Dr. Hart, physician nd nrpeon,
office Jackson County Bank Hulld
Ing. Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Hanson
of Miles City, Nov.. are Medford
Uors for a f w days.
Absolutely the dost rough medicine
made. Heather Pine compound, .ic
and 2.".c per bottle only at Heath'
Drug Store.
J. C. Iioicomb of San Francisco.
w In the rity Motidav and Tueada
on PiisineKS.
A. M. and J. II. Tyrell of Lake
creek were in Medford and Jackson
jville Tuesday attending lo legal niat
! ters.
11. fi. Chamberlain of Seattle, Wn..
I is siHMulillK a few das in Medford at
tending to business matters.
Now Is the time to plant perenlnls.
Home grown stock. Pierce the Flor
ist. Phone STL 002
K. T. Fuller of Oakland, Cal.. was
a Medford business visitor the first
of the week.
II. T. Payne of San Francisco, was
anions the out of town business vis
itors in Medford the first of the week.
Phone SM Heath's Drug Store.
A. Nibiey of Medfoni Is registered
at Hotel Portland. Portland, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pearson of
Yreka. Cal., are anions the out of
town visitors in the city.
V.. F. Serseant of Portland attend
ed to business matters in Medford
Monday and Tuesday.
An advanced idea in courIi medi
cine makes the Heather Pine Com
pound positively the best cough medi
cine made, ;.i)r and LT.c bottles only.
at Heath's Drug Store
Miss Josephine Travis of Stockton
pal., is spending the week In the city
as the guest of Mr. and .Mrs. ". T
Lyons.
K. L. Simmons of San Francisco.
Cal., was a Medford visitor the first
of the week.
W. 11. Jenkins of Portland Is spend
ing a few days In the city on business.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's.
A. A. Kentnirk of Portland Is
spending a few clays in Medford on
business.
Howard Bronson of Cleveland, O.,
was In the city the first of the week
on business.
O. Hnseltnn of Portland is among
the out of town business visitors In
the city.
Pierce the Florist for rose bushes.
A fine line of standard and new va
rieties. Phone 374. 202
K. It. Brainard Is a Medford busi
ness visitor for a few days from
Fresno. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Osburn of Hose
burg were in Medford Monday even
ing to witness the Hoseburg-Medfoid
basketball game, their son being a
member of the Hoseburg team.
Benjamin Collins of ('rants Pass
spent the week-end in Medford vis
iting his family and returned to
drains Pass Monday.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
The De Lay Motor Car Co. the latest
addition to Medford's auto firms will
be established shortly in the St.
Mark's block In the room fornierl
occupied by Ahreus store. The com
pany will handle Stutlebaker cars and
supplies. ,.lr. I)e Lay, was for many
years cashier of tho Glendalo State
Dunk of Olendale, Ore., and was twice
mayor of that town.
Best coffee at Campbells Cafe.
J. O. Morris of Portland Is spend
ing a few days in the city attending
to business matters.
Hot waffles at Campbells Cafe.
W. S. Neil of ('.rants Pass spent the
first of the week In Medford on
business.
Postlvely the best cough medicine1
made. Heather Pine Compound, cue
and 2uc per bottle only at Heath's
Drug Store.
Thomas O. Webb of Seattle, Wn..
arrived in the city Monday evening
and will remain for a few days on
business.
Dr. Margrave. Farmer's and Fruit
growers Bank btdg. I'hone 230.
It. 11. Savage is a Medford visitor
for a few days from Portland.
C. B. Burton of Vancouver. Wn..
is among the out of town visitors In
the city.
W. K. De Iiy wants to buy a sec
ond hand cash register mil int. hd.l
and tniewriter desk. See ,.i i
Porter's offic
1ST
K. W. tlardner of Portland was in
Medford on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Thede liara in The Vixen." Tlinrs
nmtinee and evening. Page.
ljist week the Southern Pacllic Co
swelled their pa roli in Cold Hill M
the aditlon of throe watchmen to ra-
The fishing in the lloue the
a.-t
scleral da's has li,
n good and sev
oral nios.M's of i:cmt havt hooxi uk. n
Allele ttorm hail is iVintt use!.
Kusuo Kher Arcus.
KathiT K. A. Wall of ('.rants Pass
tf ppeiuting u row ilas in Motifon.
and will return tit Crams Pa Wttl
ne.M.ay. 0. K. Call. rmi)!t?p of tho Moafonl
ico plant, ha trailt-il As'.ilnn.I nrnn
from Medford
tor an euhty-jvre
r:i:i. h. This residence as built and
formerly owned by It. A. Panc, now
of HarrNhurR. Ashland Tidinps.
Mr. and Mr. Carl Murphy of Ah
land sient Tmsrla in the city visitir.t
1 lends and attending to business mat
terit. I'Mn Neathamiuer of Kans cr.oV.
si'cm Monday afternoon in Medford
attending to hutne$s mutters.
J. H. Spofford of Ce-nralia. Wn
was in Medford tlif first of toe w.s
loolJiii; after tumms intere: tv
Miss Kvelyn Itogers has returned
to her home at Portland after visiting
Medford friends for a week.
Otto Iteicltman of Fort Jones, Cal.,
was a Medrord visitor the first of the
week.
Mrs. V. liner has returned to Med
ford, after a visit with Grants Pass
friends.
Police Sergeant William Crawford
has left for it visit with relatives at
Dallas, Ore.
D. C. Ilcnn of Itose'uurg Is among
the out of town business visitors in
the ell y.
.Mrs. yi. TnrrlLh of Los Angeles,
en route home from New- York, has
been visiting a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Kchniitt of this city. Mrs.
Tnrrish is a sister of Mr. S. bmitt, and
Is in the employ of the ttroi.dway De
partment store of Los Angeles, she
being rated as one of the very heav
iest buyers of merchandise on the Pa
cific coast.
Money to loan at reasonable rate.
F. L. Tou Velio, Jacksonville, Ore. 2i'l
Ldison Marshall, who has been on
an extended visit in this city, left
Monday afternoon on the Portland
train. He Is a former student of the
I'niversity and is now engaged In
writing short stories. F.ugene Guard.
One thousand and thirty students
now are enrolled for regular work In
the I'niversity. The figure Is the
highest ever reached, exceeding last
year's registration by 1 7r. or 2S per
cent. The number of new students to
register at mid year was 102. ICu
gene Guard.
J. D. Welch of Portland of the Co
lumbia Basin Wool Co.. of Portland,
is spending a few days at the Holland
hotel, endeavoring to stimulate local
interest in the sheep Industry. His
company is building up a wool center,
where buyeis from all parts of the
country can select and purchase the
wool of the northwest. His company
loans money to farmers upon wool at
six per cent.
Dr. C. It. Itay will arrive in the city
tonlglit from Berkeley. Cal , w here he
has spent the past year. Dr. Lay
will remain in the city for an Indefi
nite period.
Dr. Warren L. Cameron and A. J.
Potts have recently purchased Max
well cars from the A. W. Walker
Auto Co.
J. W. Morris, former city engineer
of Portlund, is a Medford visitor. Mr.
Morris is visiting Southern Oregon
towns ill the Interest of the Oregon
State Motor association, of whom
he Is consulting engineer.
BREAK UNPRECEDENTED
(Continued From Pnge One.)
office of the breaking off of rela
tions and asked for his passports.
This form of breaking off relation?
between great nations, living in peace
is without precedent in history."
Protects r, s. ilensins.
"AH ct tieia! (ImMmcnt- hein hu k
ini:. I ntu I'.nve.l t. veiy upon doubtful
iKiirees tliat i-, upon the outer
( UVuterf l i.fiiee'. vcr-l .n i f the eon
tents of t!ie u.i'- t-e x -it by Presi
dent WiNon on rVbnuiiv :( t. eon-irrv--1.
In tii: veri'tn ilu- pre-itient
reported t. h.wr -a:,; tiuit .nr note
of January 1 Midd.-niv and without
jux-vioii" indication Hitern:iti"n;i!! v
nithdrew the solemn v'",,nii-e- mndr
n the rn-ie ol May. llHi!, m the I'nilt d
Sli.te- L'o cntTKelll. tlielejore. 11..
chi'iee eoinpntiide with diiuty and
lienor was li'tr other than the a
which li:.d t'e:i annomieed in ! r n-tc
of Aprd L'i'. !!!. eoVerin- ti - -;,m'
if tuiiiiiiny whouhl ii'it wan; ;o -he
;tp her -uhiiiai ine ir.ethod-. I: iIjc-i
arj i!!ne!!t .;re corrocjiv reported by
liei'!er. I'irii mu-t dv-eide.V.y pvote-:
iijiint tiuit',. For nioiv tii;in a etii
I :iry i ro iniiy re:aiii'n -cl -en u- and
An i :iea ha;- lie. n carefully p :-.-::; ti
ed. We h'.nor. d tl.eni ;w P.:-it ar.'r,
"ii'-c pa; il - a- mi t ci:'(Mini fro-r
Fr'dx-nr; the ;..!. Itoiii e..ni!trje
h it t ,1 ;;y i:, botii uMiiiu and t;tl.-
m.
TUiiis Have I haned.
"Since li t- b L'inn::; itf the ;-:
:hi::- ).:,-.. . hltll.t d oil tile oth. v -;i.'
-'t the w.llilv i lid J'inici;ite '.er
"eii';:.'V 11. ( tn A 'e.u-t -7. P. ! :!.
laiit:u- the Mexiean liouJpic-. Fre-i-dt-nt
Wii-.-jt in a -o!t i u ji;c; t
en,:, tie -ian d that he iaier. icd to
i'olimv (In- hi -I i"-.;"re of jikc: i.n : i. ip:-1
law by a ':o!nfiiti"fi ot the -;M'i' ;n-
.f ;ir,!. to borh M ltftic-. at
BiiV n.'iiwi o.:eii o- In r. Mm- -a y
later, in 11 I. t!te-e uave- JU 'K Ter.t -jy
were r.o I r.i:t r etui-ideicd i:od.
t o-:!U i - - !-at' Tin'- of W :i : ha, e bee!
.lip'acd by Amm fi.'ii to fa- ev.tcnte.
and while ;he rid't of t!ie A'.:.er:
citi-eii t. iiave! ;:lioat iiindr.uuc t
elit iHe CMuntiie- :u:d t!a ri:M to
Hade witii.oit hin!iaiice v. ifh France
;:!;d Kiutalld, Own through the l!;id-t
of lite 'vittb !-ld-.. cm n the r;-tl
-u. 'i tt.de in v.e bad pav f-r .th
'It!'';;,:i M-nni" v. in!e ail :hee ir.-'n-"
et e Ji-.iVll! V UIU' ' df t. I IH' -a me
r:ht t-t Ann iirau eiti'en- tow:tri-t!'a-.M'-al
powers d.d li t --'m t- ',.
wor'i'y ot proteetM-n and a- v.ihi-.-.h'e.'"
Tic e-t ll;n!inr -p'-ue !ia !iv i'l ro
.'aid t UC e!H it !t!l' of t ic tier-
::) tut .on, - i m- :
ll.itd inter Felt.
"A 1 :"d v..n;er t b, i ;t d a-, t-.fc-
ei.oiv ( i lac poorer peopii . 'i't.edlt-
With both teams playing iit a ter
rific pace in the first period the Med
ford hii;h school basket ball team last
niht took the lead from the Hose
burj; aKrofiiition und carried away
tlio honors 1 s to 1 0.
Itoth tea us were played to a walk
by the end of tho first period, but
while the Uuzzlins Hpeed of the local
men seemed only to slow up their own
bailie, the pace was lto much for
ltosebnrg's so-called champ? and .with
the losing of their wind they a!ro
lost t heir wonderful team play and
bf-eanie badly disor.aa lizd. After
Hoseburg failed to convert several
fouls there was nothing to it tor the
locals.
Several players were eorapelled to
take time out for minor injuries dur
ing the second period which was
somewhat rough. It became appar
ent to Coa-h Klum's men after the
first game of the three-game series
with Hoseburg that the only hope for
a victory over the visitors was to
muss tip their well oiled machinery
and while the locals threw a monkey
wrench Into the aforesaid machinery
Friday night, they most certainly
threw the whole tool box in last night.
The decisive victory over the ko
called Southern Oregou champions
last night seems to return the local
men a sure winner over anything of
their class in the state. The local
stars were handicapped in the first
game by unfamiliarity with their sys
tem, but w hen this was overcome they
enthusiastically mussed up plays and
came back strong with the weil known
spirit that has brought victory
against all opponents.
Enthusiasm ran high throughout
the game, the record-breaking crowd
being well satisfied with the game as
a spectacle over which to chortle al
though had the second period been
up to the standard of the first, it
would have proved more interesting.
1030 STUDENTS AT
KCOKXK, Or., Feb. 27.-(ne hun
dred and tvu new students June en
rolled in the I'nivt r-ity of Oregon
-iinee January .1, making- the lota! en
ndimer.t on the camp'.w 10;!(l. The
.rreate-t number at anv time bet ore
has never exoceded Mil, This is a
gain of 7."i, or over '2i wr cent. To
tal rci-lration in all departments cx
eept the eMeiiMoi! and correspond
ence eoure, i- l(l:l!.
A deereae in the school of medi
cine Win nttrihuted not to the hiek
"f applieanis. but heeau-e tlie cn
ti;in e retniremeni- iiave been raied.
Aduit-sjon i refu-ed to -eondittoned
tudont, it i- :illci:cd.
V.?!i:'.)TO.'. Feb. 27.- Late
thii afternoon Consul Frot cjhled
that Thomas Coffee, an Amerivun tic
cro of Baltimore. a among the lost.
Officials tho tight this prohahly nas
the neg:o seaman reterred to in Lon
don news dispauhes as Thomas Ca
sey. The con.'!!' dispatch added to
the list of urvivor.s, 'llahert Ciihs.
Urooklv u."
:tuit:- of mucoid tra'lie iinrea--ed
and the nil l ten 1 tic in supplying
K-od and tuc". Wfinen and eluldieii
became heroe-. At no time has th--p:rit
ot h.ve of country -tood the te-t
tirndv a- in the midM of -ufterin-and
want.
b in Ii-rre. -ince my lat si'eeb
the mii'larv -ituatton has haitilv been
banged. F. cry where our fronts nre
n-.a'ic -trouper and our brave -oidier-hvd;
with lull confidence to their
iei'der- who are aen.tvncd tt vi.
toiy. Morally strengthened hv the
-corn fid relu-al of our red dine-- for
eaie. on our iand fronts safi-lv pro
tected by tiie genius of our -upreuie
'ni; -'mm;tnuer. oiv our water front
victorious and many time more pre-i-.tnd
than a ear a-jo for submarine
war. we bmk cn!idently toward the
t'oniing months w'uich, a we hope, a il1
iie fallowed by the happy tennimition
M the war." '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FvH'M Auto pas tank cap. 0nr
may have anje by p.yins for this
ad.
WANTKi' lrins; us your regs and
poultry. We p., t'i. Mdiord
Po iltr? and Fa Co. UM
HOG THEFT CASE
L
The grand jury having fiiiihrd it-M's-duii
Mitudav attorn. ton, the petit
jury v;s impaneled Tuesday mnruing,
the l'ollmvini: men com pricing the
jury: A. S. V. Curpenter, Kdwnrd A.
Krton, Forrest Howard, Fritnk
Cameron, William H. Miller, Frank D.
Clark. A. Conm Fiero, William W.
I little. Harold W. King-hum, Samuel
Mathis Charles De Carlmv and
Ibwiald S. Chirk.
The ea-e oi the Mate of Oregon vs.
Tom Kinney. K'uv Watkin and Carl
Hammond occupied the attention of
the jury today. The defendants nre
accused of the larceny of n hoir be
longing to A. M. Tvrell of I.nke Creek,
which they are alleircd to have killed
ami to have taken to the home of Turn
J Kinney.
OBITUARY
" MOKKIS William M. Morris was
born in Given county, Missouri. De
cember 2S. IS-ld, and died at Ins home
in Koek Point. Juek-on eountv, Ore
gon. February 14. 1!U7. at t:l. p. tu..
a-jed 80 years. 1 month and 17 days.
Interred nt Hock Point cemetery on
February Id.
Mr. Morris was married to Sarah
V.. Cook in Dade count-v. Missouri.
Marvh 2(1. 1S.,7. She. -with ten chil
dren, are left to mourn hi- loss. They
were the parent- of thirteen children.
Those living nre: Mr.. Matilda Har
vey. Grants Pa-s. Or.: Mary 0. Cook
nncj Mr-. Lottie Smith of Gold Hill.
Or.: Mrs. R. Cook, Ro-e A. Hny
mond and Alex Morris of Roek Point:
Mrs. Margaret McAdams, Creseent
Citv. Cal.; John A. and Andv Morri-,
I.akeview, Or., and Joe W. Morris.
Creswcll. Or.
Nine ebildren and one brother, Rob
ert li. Morris, of Grants Pasc. were
at his bed-ide during his last illness.
Mr, Morns was a veteran of tlie
civil war, having enlisted on July 1.
18li4. as saddler in company A, see
ond Arkansas volunteer cavalry, and
served until the end of tlie war. lie
was discharged nt Memphis. Tenn., on
August 20. 1Sf."i, after whieh he re
turned t't hi, family iu Missouri nnd
engaged is farming until May, 1877,
when with hi- family and several oth
ers be started on tlie long journey
aeross the plains with nude teams.
The party-at rived at Roek Point
on Seutember 14, 1877, and a little
later he located with bis familv on
Foots Creek, where he cnuaqed in
mining until about 180(i, when his
health began to fail, and be moved tf
Hock Point, where lie remained until
death called him.
By MRS. XAN'XIK GARTEN".
TKD1UCK To the memory of Har
old Le Hoy Tedrick.
Precious darling thou hast left us,
How your sad death has bereft us,
As gathered around your dying bed.
As the prayers, words of love and
sympathy were said;
Where Jesus says as in the days of old
To gather the lambs into the fold.
Where t here is no more sick ness,
sorrow or sin.
And only the redeemed ones can
enter in.
O, sorrowing parents, I pray do not
weep.
For your darling baby In Jesus asleep.
For his short youns life was aU suf
fering and sad;
!t will surely make your poor hearts
glad
To know he puffers no more hunger
or pain.
And safely with Jesus will always re
main; tl.ut pat your trust In God and live
here rie:ht.
And in the end you will again unite.
('. F. lann of .Montamie, Cal.. was'
a .Medford visitor .Monday and Tues
day. ' i
A ;i:f.at jii.iik ixk
That mo.-t successful of all reme
dies for women's ailments. Lydia K.
i'inkh.im's Vegetable ('ompound. owes
it.s orinin to a i'otanic recipe which
came into t';o possession of I.ydia
K. rir.kl:.:rn a'.out fifty years aso.
This uiipe had proved fo effective
in the prnrtiro of a skilled physician
that Mrs. Pinkham procured the herbs
and steeped them in true old fashion
on her kitchen stove for her friends
and neihlors who suffered from
women's nilmems. The fame of the
virtues of this wonderful medicine
spread, until it is today reeoirniied
as the standard remedy for woman's
ills. Adv.
Yor will si:k
r.F.TTF.K
With our
ou will not foe any
better
CI A-iSF.S
DR. RICKERT
rye-Si .;; Spe-!.;.
buit 1 J. Over M.iy Co.
t;lavcs, tit
PEACE
I.OXIMIN". Keb. -J7.- I'ihIi-i- lli-lu-;uliiiL-.
"Anntlier Sti'i l"r Wiir."
(lie VetTiiiii-ter (luzftti' t'ulny miv-:
"l'ri'iilelit Vil-"li iuhiini-c inn'
sti'i at u time, nut whi jijiini.' or riii-li-inv
opinion, lull nllowiir.' lull nimr
tuililv liciween eaeh -(( lor oio-i-tion
to ili-veoi. if there i- liny, mill
for en lit if Ml- eollll-el to pril'il ll
renter eaution is (o-ilIe. Clearly
aero tile :inllll mile- ol -ea the at
mothere -till i- eool ami lllieXilos
ivi'.'.' The l'all Mall Oazetle -ays thai
' ivucp hetuven (iernianv anil the I lilt -
e.l Stele- iiuw- is lianiiii; upon a
thread of teehnieality.
Lit
OI.YMPIA, VYa-h., Feb. J 7. - The
senate todiiv passed tlie following
bill-:
Providing that the stale -bull net-opt
federal aid for roads; regulating
drug package labels; creating the of
fice of state ditveto! of faun mnrket
and providing for investigation of the
produetion and marketing of farm
products.
The house passed the morning dis
cussing the new eupitol bill.
FOR THE LEGISLATORS:
An ''appreciation" hnnuel will be
tendered the Jack-on county legisla
tive delegation by the Medford Com
mercial club, Jackson County Ihi-i-ne-s
Men's as.-oeiation and Rogue
River Fish Protective association Fri
day evening nt tlie IIoeI Medford. It
A CHILD GETS CROSS.
Uwk Mother! If Tongtte is Coate't
Clean Mttle Idver and Powels.
If your little one's tongue is coat
ed, it is a sure sign the stomach,
liver and bowels need a gentle, thor
ough cleansing at once. When your
child Is cross, peevish, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally;
if breath is bad, stomach sour, system
full of cold, throat sore, or if fev
erish, give a teaspoonful of "Caliior
nie Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours
all the clogged-up, constipated waste,
sour bile and undigested food will
gently move out of the bowels, and
you have a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handy
because they know Us action on the
stomach, liver und bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little giv
en today saves a sick child tomor
row. Ask your druggist for a .", 0-ctnt
bottle of "California Syrup of Fig.-,"
which contains direct :or.s for "ahies.
children of all agei and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Iteware
of counterfeits sold here. Get the
genuine made by "California Fig
Syrup Company."
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INDIGESTION. GAS OR
The Moment "Pape'N Dijipeptdn'
Hoa' hcs tho Stomach All 1
IHstivss toes,
"Really does' put upset stomachs
lu order -"really does" overcome In
digestion, dyspepsia, gas heartburn
and sourness duo to acid fermenta
tion in rive minutes that just that
nialies Pnpe't Dinpep.sin the largest
Felling stomach antacid and regula
tor l:i the world. If what you eat
fejii.oiits and turns sour, you belch
mis and oruMato undigested food or
water; head is di..y and aches;
hriath foul: tongue coatc-d; your In
siiles filled with Indigestible waste-'
remember 'he moment "Rape's Dia
pepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It's truly a.-loJiinhing almost mar
velous, and the joy is Its harmless
ness, A large fifty-cent case of Papc's
I Hap-. sin is worth its weight In gold
to men and women who can't get
their ..t.omach.s regulated, it belongs
in your home -hould always be kept
J handy iu c;o-(! of a sick, sour, upset
stomach during tho day or at night,
Ill's the quickest, surest anacld for
the stoma', h in t he world.
A M I S KM FATS TOXK'T.
QI AI.ITV HIU,
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II S. HAV in
"A (ii:M:ii ix iii.i,i:i:xs."
Also Mr. nut .Mrs. Sidury Drew
in ( 'mildly "HIS l lKST TOOTH."
TOMORROW
ANITA KING.
TIIOS. MEIGHAM
ge
Accident and Health Insurance
Insures You "While Living.
GEO. E. BOOS, Licensed Agent
Roprosonting
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I-.'. F. Schmidt,
.1. L. Helm. Vet.
J. K. llostwicli,
O. U. C. Grow,
K. W. Liljegran,
Emil Pech,
J. T. I'avne, t
.l. nnette C. Holt,
ii:o.i:. nous.
: Office Iluli 1 Holland lilds. Phon
?,M or Tin. Medford, Ore.
! Home l'liore r.SO-M. r. O. llox 102.
j I'ays OaiiiK from the First Kay o!
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