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Newspaper Page TextMETVF(YRT MATT) TRTT1TJNE, METJFOTvD. ORWiOX. WEDNESDAY. .1UNK 27. 1017. TA(1E SEVEN BRITISH ADMIT DRIVE UP TIGRIS AN AWFUL BOTCH ScatWng Report of Mesopoatmia Ex pedition Finds Enterprise Justifi able From Military Standpoint, But Faultily Handled General Nixon, Lord Harding and Duff Blamed ture for fresh wars, Increase dlssen-! sion among the nations and lead them to complete exhaustion, famine and ruin; second, that a separate peace would strengthen one of the belliger ents and give It the possibility of gaining a decisive victory over the others, would strengthen aspirations towards usurpation by the ruling classes and while liberating Russia from the grip of world wide Imperial ism, would hinder Internationa! uni fication of workers. Consequently the congress cateforlcally rejects ev ery policy tending in fact to the con clusion of a separate peace or Its pre lude, a separate armistice." ILOXDON'i, Juno 2". The nttist scathing and outspoken official report of the investigation of any military operations since the war began, not even excluding the Ill-fated Dardan elles expedition, was made public In a blue book issued today. This was the report of the commission that has bei-n investigating tho Mesopotamia expedition. The report finds that the expedition was a Justifiable enterprise, but "un dertaken without sufficient forces and Inadequate preparation," and that its initial failure, with the loss of Kut-el-Amara, was due to lack of foresight, to mistakes and miscalcuia tions. Kefloefs Discredit. The report frankly declares that the shortcomings revealed reflect dis credit upon the organizing aptitude of all concerned, and apportions the chief responsibility on General .Nixon, the former commander of the British forces in Mesopotamia and upon Vice roy of India Lord Hurdinge, and the commander-in-chief in India, General Sir Beauchamp Duff. Tho report attributes much of the failure to conflict of interlocking au thority, and the transport and medl cinal supplies were also weak spots in the expedition. The report recommends that the governing machinery of the Indian army biiuum oe reiormeu, so as 10 en ab it to be a help to and not a drag on the armies it controls, and that the aim of the administrative reform India, certainly in the military de partments, should be the revolution of responsibilities and duties from the over-centralized bureaucracy of the supreme government at Simla. Required Wnleliinjl. The expedition was a justifiable en terprise, tho report' finds, but con tends that it required during Its In ception and development, the most careful watching and preparation. The division of responsibility between the India office in London and the India government, the former under taking tho policy and the latter the management, was, the report de clared, In the circumstances, unwork able. The scope of tho objective of the expedition was never sufficiently defined In advance to make each suc cessive move part of a well thought out and matured plan. Briefly, the Tcport shows the mis takes and miscalculations incident to the attempt to advance on Bagdad, vijsjch involved the surrender of more than a division of the finest fighting troops, while the casualties Incurred in the Ineffective attempt to relieve Kut amounted to about 23,000 men. announced In today' war office re port. Otherwise oniy raiding opera tions along the BritiBh front are re corded. "During the day our progress south of Lens continued. Enemy positions astride the Sourhes river on a front of two miles to a depth of one thou sand yards, passed into our posses. slon. We have occupied the village of l.a Coulette. "In the air fighting yesterday two German airplanes were brought down, three other hostile machines were driven down out of control. One of our machines is missing." CHiNESEINSPECTOR IS SUSPENDED U. S. TROOPS IN FRANCE. (Continued from page 1.). SAX FiiAXCISCIl, .Time 27. Sus pension of William It. Qaxvjiwuy, Chi nese inspector of the Angel Island immigration station here on chaifres .ot' ninll'easiiiiee in oi'ice and .iulinj; of records, was confirmed todity by Commissioner of. Iininiuntlion Kduavd White. The susKuisiou of 0;tss;nvuy and .ten others, recently, includim; inspec- ors and members of the office force. was ordered by Nolicilor John 1J, Diitsmore for the dopnt fluent of l.'ibor after an investigation of mi tillered raft rime" lit the innnk'ttitioit sta tion, which, tt was said, lied nelieil nirinv thousands of dnflnrs by the alleged admission of Chinese to the United Ktntcs. Oussnwny declared that the rliurjtf atrainst him were unfounded. The successful Innding, while n source of (rrnlificalioii to offieiuls here, viewed from the point of heiujr a military Gfioration, is regarded with added tsisrnil'iennee for its moral ef fect in Germany, if it is permitted to become known there. The reference in the cable dis patches to a duplication of "yester day's surprise," intimating that there was also a landing yesterday, pass es without comment here hut obvious ly discloses a landing' of a contingent not recorded in yesterday's dispatches. Bait) m MAY VISIT OREGON SALEM, Ore., June 27. Governor Witheombc today received n telegram from Baron Sloncheur, head of the Belgian mission to the X'nited States, stating the visitors will accept the Governor's recent invittilinn to visit Oregon if the itinerary of llicir pro posed westeni trip can be arranged sntisfneioily. The state department is urranging the itinerary, the mes sage said. REJECTS SEPARATE PEACE. (Continued from Pago One.) mm AND VENIY the most Important problem for the revolutionary democracy a problem Imposed as much by the Interests of the revolution os y, the aspirations of the workers of all countries to put an end to mutual extermination and re store their fraternal union for the eoniaio nstrugglo for complete libera tion of humanity. Mi an Fresh Wars, "The congress recognlzos, first, that ending the war by means of the defeat of one of tho belligerents would constitute the point of depar- WAR EXCESS PROFIT TAX 10 BE DOUBLED WASHINGTON, Juno 27. A war excess profits tax upon corporations, partnerships and individuals of about 10 percent double present rales ami no change in the proposed (axes upon publishers five percent upon their net profits plus n postage in crease of n quarter cent n pound were forecast by Semite finance com mittee members today as they worked toward completing the war tax bill. UKRAINE ASSEMBLY SEEK AUTONOMY FOB UKRAINE PETROOlUn, June 27. The dec laration of the Ukraine national as sembly claiming autonomy for Uk raine without separating the rest of Russia, lias been communicated to the Ukraine military mgress. P. & 6, LINER MONGOLIA STRIKES MINE OFF BOMBAY BOMBAY, India, June 27. The .Peninsular and Oriental liner Mongo lia struck a mine off Komlniy on June The passengers and crew hnvr arrived nt Bombay. The mails art believed l have been lost. AVOID MISTAKES Xo Need to i:vMM-iinent With Medford Kvldeiico at Hand. There, are many well-advertised kidney remedies on the market today, but none so well recommended none so Medford recommended as Doan's Kidney Pills. Head this Medford case: J. II. Atwell. painter and paper- hanger, 129 W. Eleventh St., say "Doan's Kidney I'llls are all that is claimed for them, and 1 never hesl tato to recommend anything I believe will bo of benefit to others. I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills on differ- on occasions when I have bad any trouble with my hack or kidneys ond they have nlways done good work. A few doses now and thi n keeps my kid neys In Rood working order.' Prico fiile, t all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same th'-t Mr. Atwell uses. Koflcr-Mllburn Co.. Props., Buffalo, X. Y. As Board Member. SEATTLK, Juno 27. C. J. Frank lln, a consulting engineer of Portland, Ore., was named today by tne rugei Sound Trfaction, Light & Power com pany as its choice for one of the three members of the arbitration board to which will bo submitted the claims of the company's employes for better wagts and shorter hours. It costs over $40,000 n year to run the Ashland schools. Annual tatemenls of receipts and expendi tures including balances foot up ip'ift, 0119.04 respectively. Among major revenues the district tux yields 80.00; county and slate school iron- ey, $!).7!8.!5 ; comity high school money, $3,f98.3'i. The chief expendi ture is for teachers' salaries, $26,- IllilUiO; janitors, $2285.05; fuel, water and light, ,$1 700.7(1 ; new equipment, $2250.12; debt reduction, $2000; in terest, $-11121. HO. Balance on hand, June IS, 1017, $0703.55. The naval scenes, incorporating 2000 feet of films, will be exhibited at tho Yining oil Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week, un der government auspices. First company of this city has fur nished six men for the officers school at San Francisco. The list includes A. J. MeCnileii, J. Q. Adams, Walter Phillips, Yerni Stills, J, A. Graham, and Arthur Erickson. Charles J. Howard of Kerby was a member of an outing purty from Josephine county which visiled Ash land parks ou Kundny. For ten years he lias been rural delivery earner in that section. Chaiiel jitney No. !S5,003, accord ing to the t-ahtorniit eiassitiealion, has been delivering gospel tracts on wheels in this locality the present ck. " ' Chautauqua season lickcts are on sale at $2.50, or $2.25 if purchased liefore July 1. Children's season tickets $1.25, or $1.00 if'liotight tin- iler the same regulation. The Lamkin brothers, accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Murphy and son, Charles, made nn auto trip to Jlon tngue early in the week to note wheat rop prospects on their ranch in that vicinity. Thomas W. Hammond, who has been for some lime past in the I'liU- ppines as major of scouts, 1ms been appointed as a member of the army rencrnl staff, with headquarters nt Washington, I). ('. He is a brother of Mrs. ,1. If. Turner of this city. Miss Olive Carlton has been visit ing friends here recently on her way from Silverton to Kiamalh Falls, Charley Hamsey has relumed from his customary annual visit with rela tives at his old home in the vicinity of Dallas, Tex. Jas. X. Smith of Cuba, Mo., where he hns been in the banking business. is revisiting Ashland after an filter vol of two years, accompanied by his wife. The family may locate here peramncntly. Mrs. May dick has gone to Marlin. Klamath county, where her husband has located on a reclamation allot ment. The family is tenting ou the iiid camp ground until a home is itailt. and will operate it- during the cele bration and Chantampm periods, lift er which his lease may be made per manent, Kimsnns will meet in annual re union here on July Ui during the Chautauqua season. There will he a regular program, folloived by a pic nic dinner. Or. Clarence True Wil son, now of Washington, I). ('., will be the chief sjienker. V. O. Y. Smith of this city is president of the Kim si,s association of the vnliev. Lieut. Don Spencer, of I-'irst com pany, who has been attending a gath ering of coast artillery ofifcers at Eugene, has been summoned to the officers' training school at Portland. The Wednesday Afternoon club. previous to adjournment for the sum mer, will hold its annual picnic in the parks on Thursday, Qtrne 28. Mem bers of the Presbyterian church are invited. 1'icnie dinner nt b p. m. Miss Nellie Briggs is home irom Valparaiso, Iml., having graduated from the law department of the cele brated school in that city. She will enter the practice of law in the office of her father, E. fi, Briggs. Her brother, Billy, is also a law graduate, but has joined the officers' training sehooi nt Indinnnnolis in the cavalry branch of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spencer, of the Talent schools, are in Ashland llie summer vocation. Miss Huth Turner, daughter of 5Sr. and Mrs. J. II. Turner, recently gradu ated from Ihe normal school at San Jose, Calif., the class numbering 'XV2. hue is now attending the summer school ht Berkeley. The Men's Social Service league met at tile Congregutiunal churcH on Tnesdav evening and discussed' the topic, "The Church and ihe WarJ On Friday afternoon of this week ladies of the Christian church wil hold a missionary picnic in the park There will be n program nt 4 o'clock. followed by a basket dinner at C. At the last meeting of the Eastern Slur Thimble club ihe organization voted to adjourn during July niul August. The workings of ft Ford farm true tor were being demonstrated here on Monday. Two boxing matching mafches by experts will enliven Houndup features here on Ihe mornings of July 4 and 5. The iirst will be a bout between Ked Watson of Denver and Eddie Bums ofOakland, and the second be tween Johnny McCarthy and Frank Jones. The events will take place on the Roundup grounds, ten rounds being the limit. Messrs. Heed anil Finley toured the, valley on liicstlav us liu its Grants 1'ass, distributing Chautuu qua literature. No less than five bands will be here during celebration week. The Police hand of Portland will lead the procession. Oilier musical or ganizations are from Grants Pass ami Dsmsmnir, ami the two local bands. J. E. Haney, who recently came io this vicinity from ihe neighborhood of Drain, arid purchased iuiid near Tal ent, has ndded io his holdings JO acres purchased of L. A. Cranes of Ashland, and 10 acres from 1). O. Hurley of Talent, These acquisitions were secured turn the Lamkut agency of this city and arc adjoining Ha ney s original purclmse. Miss Myrtle Wailin of Tillnmook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waliin has joined here parents here. She is a teacher and may accept a position J. D. Hart of Oakland, Calif. traveling salesman representing an auto line of bunders' hardware, has been in town Ibis week incident lo pleasure and business trip thnimii southern Oregon. Studebaker in oil a new Ford last week. Ed Hlgglnliotham is a new Chevro-. let owner Sir. and Mrs. Peelor and Mr. and Mrs. Hhtnchard and son sjient Sunday visiting relatlvts in Butte Fails, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield motored to: Hertford Saturday. Mr. and Sirs, Peyton and youngest child took dinner Sunday evening and spent tho night at Mr. Dewsoa's, the occasion being lila Dawson's flth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Erskin spent Saturday night at Mrs. Phipps'. There were some volley bill games at the power plant Saturday after noon, A high wind was blowing which made playing difficult, but the girls succeeded to winning their game against the men. Prospect and the power plant spent Sunday playing volley ball. We hear the majority of the games went to Pros)ect. Miss Bee Lewis of Persist is staying with the Shells, as Mrs. Shoil is still weak and unable to do her work. Miss Erskine and Miss Hart spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Nye girls. Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs, Carlton and Miss Margaret Mansfield were solicit ing aid for the Red Cross last week. They were very efficient solicitors, or else the cause was popular, as they ot about 4'i in this district. James Orieve was solicitor for the upper part of the community. R, E, Peyton and son, Uarl, went to Medford and back Friday. Sz$e7llUfc Infants Invalids . ORLICK'S THS ORIGINAL HALTED Ml LIC Hkh issilk, asalted sram, in powder form. 1-or inliuita, invalids mm growing children. Pare attrition, upbuilding &c whole body. Invigorates nursing rootlira lad the aged. More nutritious than tea, conee, etc. Instantly prefiared. Requires nucfxh;ng. Substitutes. Crst YOU Same Pries. VCiU SA1.K A i-onfcclionery sioro, .ice cream parlor, notions, cigars and tobacco, in conjunction with a pool parlor, for aale cheap. Owner wants So ranch. Writo IS, J. Wit inrd. Rtnn, California. f POtt SAf.E First class small cream separator, oheap. I'hone SSiM FOR SAI.K Light 1916 model tour- Inc car In Rood condition. Has sif-startcr and electric lights Would trade on hous and tot i; Medford, llox 1. 1!., Mail Tribune COURT HOUSE REFGRT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Kir St. Circuit Court. Rebecca A. Ryan vs. Viola C. All dor ct al. Appearance of defendant. Charles Prnott vb. United Copper Co. Certificate of attachment. JI. S. Johnson vs. Samuel Bertcl- son et al. Suit to foreclose lien on mine. John Roeho vs. Josephine Apple- ate et al. To foreclose tax Hen. I'rotmto Court. Estate of James I. FredenhurB, ill. Petition, Order appointing sp praisers. Estate of Ceo. W. Beatl. Wil ond. Petition. Kstato ot Chas. It, Haaye. liond Itd 1'lstato Ti'itnsfws, Ben Selling et nx Io Elmo Noll et ux, land In T. S.H-1 oast.... Webster Orchard Co. to Cali fornia-Oregon I'ower Co., grant of right of way, land in See. 4, T. 3 7-1 west ila Saitmnrsh ot al to Mr. and Mrs. C. S. rninter, land in T, 3S-1 west rudence Sfc i'lad el al (o Clinrtes F. Amrle, land in t. r. 1, w w FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS The W. C. T. 1'. met Saturday at tho homo of lira. I'hlppsh. Smierln tendent of Mercy department conduct ed the meeting, which was very inter esting, aa every one had instances of tho intelligence of their own pets and domestic animals and felt strongly upon the subject of cruelty to such. There were 10 nicmhers pre:,ent, be- In the meantime Iter mi rents. Mr. mill isldes four guests, viz., .Mrs. ItlcllM.l'd Emma Refuses to Register. NBW YOllK. June 27. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman. anarchists, failed to register today under the state military census. Their attorney informed Ulrcctor Coodrich that Miss Goldman claims residence in Connecticut and Berkman In Cali fornia. They will he rcquired'to suh mit affidavits tomorrow, setting forth their claims, Mr. Coodrich said. LENS ABOUT TO FALL. (Continued from Page One.) was done and there were no casualties." Ilritlsh I'rogrens Continues. LONDON", June 27. llritlih gun fire checked In Its inrlplcncy a Ger man counter-attack attempted early today upon tho new British positions on the Arras front norhwest of Fon-talne-le-Crolfines, It was officially Mrs, J. M. Heaver, will pass the sum mer wilh ihe family of their son-in-law, Ilert Harr, of WalWu-. Joh Tozcr arrived Irom I'claima, Calif., Tuesday morning, io revisit old familiar scenes mid attend to business matters in this lea!it. Mrs. A. I). Hrown iitul son, Phil, of Condon, arc visiting relatives at the home of Mr. ami .Mrs. A. V. Her bert, Kdnard I,a lidlo. linker, hns re opened the lloynl cafe near the Phizji, son, .Mrs. Peelor, Miss Frances Aiken and Miss Corlntha Hart. The hostess served sandwiches, strawberries and cake nt the close of the meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Iticiiardson Halph Peyton and Lillian and Hope ;Xe went to Medford Monday in Carl! car, Tho .Misses Nye wcutto take the teachers' examination. Hert iiiKKlntiothnm and family spent Sunday vi?iting relatives and friends nt Derby. P. C. Shoil traded his 7-pssenKer What Do You Know About Your Blood Supply? startle veil, portant subject. It tell how to k'.'P .(,... ,-. i,,,,j ,,, .( fr, frnm 111 Few people know of the many functions ot the blood supply, and just how important it Is tint it be kept absolutely free from all impuri ties. The health of the entire body depends upon the condition of the blood. You are invited to write and obtain a booklet that gives you some avaluaule iututmativo ua this ia- many impurities to which it is con- ativ cnliiCt. It irives the history of S. S. S., th w.-nrlif ft mnftt iuccesstui Mood remedy hich has been sold for more than fifiw vsn h. druairisl! everywhere. This book will be sent free to alt who write to Swift Specific Co, lict. A Atlmi Us. nr'--- FOR SA1.K MJkClCIJjAXEOrS OU SAl.K Household goods, fruit isrs. etc. H2 X, Ivy. Phone S33- IV. S3 JTKX18HEB APAHTMESTS Olt RENT FurnisSied Apt. summer rates. The Berbeti. Phone 9SS-R, , FQft EKXT One completely furnish ed Bparlmeiit at Hoil Hoilanii- BUS1SJSS3 rnnECTTOBI Accountant. E. f. WILSON Certified Publie Ae- souslaBl, room 411, M. F. & H. Dlilg,, Medford, Oregon. Austo Supplies, LAHKH AfJTO fiPRJNO CO. W are operating the largest, oMrt fsrs4 best equipped plant ta th P rUls northwest. Cue our aorine when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. S4 North Fifteenth St.. Portland, Ore. Attorney! POHTEH 3, NEFF Attorney at lw. Tooms s ami s, Medford Nations! Batik BulUIlng. A. a P.EAMES Lawyer. Corey Wdg. Garaett- Collections FOR SAM! Fruit jars, lawn mow er, heas, sanitary com-n, stove, rug. kitchen tables. 003 N, Fir St. Phono 5H-X, S3 COLl.KCTiONS AND RKPORTS W eolleeled some accounts! 14 year old. we snow how to gel ts motley. The Bullock Merc?.nt!S( Awncy, Ine., Booms 1, 2, S. Has Wus BWg, 216 B. Main St. FOit 8AI.K Five-passenger touring car in first class condition; good tires; will sacrifice for a quirk sale. W, W. Hartley. i'hone 201-R2. S? FOit SAl.K Cheap. S-passeuSer Ford touring car, IS 1 4 model, la nrst elass condition. Medford Junk Co. DR. T. F. SHAW Dentist. Over Da tela Clothing Store in rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Fiscal 2-, FOH BALK Maxwell Auto, W I model. Fair condition. Price ?UiU, K. S, Wilson, Jacksonville. 85 FHKD N, CD3CM1NOS Engineer sd contractor, 404 M. F. & H. BW Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drfila age, orchard and land Improvement POIl SAi.K Cheap, on account et iiMniess, lease on five acres, three acros 111 fruit, berries and garden naiunen pasluro: five-room bunga low, one cow, chickens and furni ture. East 14th St. 84 FOR SAI.K Jlorse. harness and hug- sty. cheap, JSO.OO. Box 7a, Mali Tribune. 83 3AR8AOH Get your premise eieaned op for the summer. CtU en the city garbage wagons Io' good service. Phone 874-L. I V. Aites. : FOB SALE KKAli KHTATH FOH SAIJ5 Farming land, fruit laud, stock ranches. Umber land, from $10 per acre up, on long tlmo, easy payments. Address Cold Ray Realty Co. FBBD ALTON HAIOUT Teacher oi piano and harmony, might Musi Studio, 401 Garueti-Corer Bldg, . Phone 72. FOR SACK Six-room house and ear- dea 90x200: IS50. Phono 3S3-U. 84 10 CAXAHV I.AMW. Hlfl MONKY in Canadian Pacific rail wsiv hiiidH, For literature nnd spe cial excursion leavlns Ashland, W 13. Hodgson, Agent, Aahlund, Ore- en. 87 WASTE! SITUATIONS WASTEU Office work by middle- ased lady. Box (III. .Mall Tnhune. S00 WA..XTKO Twenty-rive anjiifl thin ners. Call at (lay Conner a new bouse. Phone 61. !l WANTKli Medford teacher wH coach miosis durlni; vacation iPhuno S31-U. b Bciin.'s EuMlyptKi Ointment TU"3B 2Ec. nsn coc WAXTK13 To rent for six weeSs eentio milk row. Mrs. .Veff, lUh JJhcqIh St.. Harvey home. 84 WANTEl Hay to hale for jiower baler, first class work. Call 11. ii Powell. Phono Ashland 4I'I3. oa Mira Vista orchard. Phono 5S7-J H KI.P WA STRI Fim.MM W&SVKD (Mrl for general house work. Phono 7S4-SV. WANTS;il Somo good ajiples, at ic- Voe's. WANTKiJ liiri for llplit housework. Call tietween 1 p, m, and 8 p. m Sirs, 11, L. Percy, 42u South Laurel S3 WANTKO Girl for gi work. Call fi?-.I2. uoral house mow wasti:i siai.k WAKTKD --Man and wife to work on ranch, woman to cook for men em idoyed on ranch. Address A. 1 Illshop, l-;uj;le Polnl, Oregon. ,1 mm h.,k i,niT)CK 'Oil SALIC tJorni lior.He, huKity and harness. Phono 04 l-X. FOR SACK Votini; team of horses. or will trade for wood. Call (ihime KfMt SAi.IC VoiniK cows and bcifcrfi. iiox It. 2. Medford. S.I COR SACC Sow and five weaned Nks. A. R Half, It. 1, Box S3A, fSriffin Creek. t MTK.WKII. OTlt AYl.Ii -I'rom my ranch at lro volt, Oreiton. April, j;il7, one tirown msre five years old, branded C7 on bin with hell on when last seen; one black ycarlini; niare coll no br:nd, h!ho one Itulit roan mare four years old branded C7, on hi strayed in April, 1HJC,, A iilierui reward will be nr.H for their recov- TV. K. K. I,i hell. Provo'l. Of. S t Get This Quick- 1916 FORD Touring Car In Fine Condition, VALLEY GARAGE WAXTti JH.SCEJ.liANKOtS WANTKO Pasture for two horacs near Mediord. liiinnlng water in pasturo. Phone 336, WANTKIJ To buy 60; cords fir wood JackRon County Creamery. WANTKO Hrlnft ua your es?s and Psullry. Wo pay cash. Meatorn Poultry ond Ky.! Co. WAKTFil -Houses to move. Phone 4SS-M. or 4KS-X i-'oit m:si iiorsiis FOH HKXT Modern fiirninbed bun palow. Sol S. Central. FOR RENT A beautiful six-room iin-to-dato collate, iiiclndiuc siw !ii porchi'ii, for rent at 29 Summilt Avenue, price, its.ftfl. J, W Wakefield. Medford. Oreuoa, 8 ."OR RKNT Modern five-room house and gaintte. Phone 870-W. 'foil RENT Furnished and unfur nished houses. Kiiinioyinent Agen cy. M. A Uador. 121 Fst Mali SIOMCV TO IjOAS nentlsts Bastneer and Oootractnr CarbuBo lostructlou in Music lanraxice EAtll, 3, TUM'i Goueral Insnrsnc offiee. Fire, Automobile, Accident, liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent con jsraies, good local service. No, SU Oarnett-Coroy Bldg. Physiciims and Surscons DR. W. W. rOWARD OsteopatMe physician. 303 flaruett-Corey B!r.! lisg, Phoa 130. DH. J. J. EiaMSNS Physician ml surfison. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes eele& ttfically testod and glasses sup plied. OculSet and Auriat tor S. T R, R. Co. Offices M. r. & H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. Phoae 54?. Printers and Publishers NKOFORD PRINTING CO, baa tie last efssijused printing offlee 1b Sisathera Oregon; Book Madias, loose leaf ledi-'ors. billing systems, etc. Portland price. !7 Nortk Hr St. Trtiivttrr KAUS THANSFEll & STOHA013 CO Office it North Front st. Phos 4iS. Prices right 8-irvle stuar nlAe4 ISTKRVRllAX AtTOCAB O. " TIJ113 CAR1. l4ave Hedford for Ashland, Taleat, aad Phoenix 4aliy, except Sunday, at S;00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and S:1S p. m. ifa on Saturday at 10: 15 p. m. Sua- dsya leave at 8 and 10:30 a. m. sad 2:fl0, 5:S0 and 8:3d p. m. beave Ashinnd for Medford daily, except Siindny, at 9:00 s. m., 1:110, 4:150 and 5:15 p, m. Also on Saturday nights at 0:30. Sundays leave Ashland at S;I30 a. m., and 10.30 a. m., 1.00, 4:30, :30. and J0:n0 p. in MDXKV TO i,l)AN ity. Phone i ,-.i, -On vood sccur .1. IS. Andrews. MONKV TO IOAX From $1000 to ISIH10 on hand to loan at 7 per rent, on pood farm security. Fari Tumy, SKI Carnett-Corcy ttldff. tl MONKV TO LOAN Money to loaa oa Medford prnjierty. Fusy moiith ly fjaviiienis. ll. U. Womi Ask your rocpr to scikI you LARGE 15c SIZE Butter-Nut IJiggi-r ami Better Breml, Nurmi Baking Go. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store tfrh sure for earache, headacbe. catarrh, diphtheria, sore tarsal, lung trouble, kidney trouble, etc.ni Bcb trouble, heart trouble, chilis a4 fevsr, eramps, coughs, poor clreula Uon, carbuncles, turners, cased breast, cures all kinds ot goiters, NO OPERATION. Medford, Oregon, Ja. IS, 111? TO WHOM !T MAT CONCERN: This is to certify that I, the sa- deslsned, had very severe stomnch Ironble and had been bothered for several years and lart August was net expected to live, anfl bearing ot Sim Chums Jwhose lierb Store Is at lit South Front street 1b Medford) I de cided to get herbs for ray stooiacb treaSilfl, and I started to leellag hat ter as sooa as I used them, aad today am a well man and can heartily reo emtnosd anyone afflicted as I wss t see Oim Chung and try his Herbs. (Sisnctl) W, R. JOHNSON, Witnojises; Sf, A, Anderson, Medforfl, 3, n, Jlolmcs, Eagle Point. Frank Lewis, Eagle Polat, Wm. Iwls, Kacle Polat. W. I,. Chiidreth, Kagle Paint. C, K. 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