Medford mail tribune., May 14, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

MrTCnPo'Rn CTATL TTtrntPCR MKDFOTIT). OKEGOX. TUESDAY. MAY 14, '101R
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IOCAL AND
A-' PERSONAL
The hip entertainment nt I ho I'nge
tonight for (ho benefit of Iho Junior;
Hod Cross anil In which 700 pupils!
if the schimis will lake nart. will lie-
Kln promptly at S o'clock. Tho doors jterod nt the hotels today were John
of tho theater will open nt 7 o'clock. H- MuTtey of Huo, Mleh.. W. W'ol of
A crowded house- Is expected. Ite- -N'"' orl f'y. (ieorgo ltyhurn of
honrsnln for tho entertainment, whleh nilllllK"- Tuttle and W.
s tho annual exhibition of IheV1-- 1,oly "f s,ll Kninclsco, 1) W.
Beholds, havo linen Koine on for Welch of Stockton, Theo. C. Nelson
weeks under tho direction of Misses of Nevada City, Calif., It. It. Bradley
French and Hunter, teachers of music li1""1 Mr- 11,111 Mr- '' A. Anderson of
and physical trulnln .r j MwitaKiio and J. S. Ilnmes, Itulelith
w,..,.,l, .v,,w,l,nr ,.,, ,.!"'' Tplmlilo. C K. lliilley. W. W. Gii'r-
chased on teniis less than rentals.
Mei!f"fd nook Store. A
Tho lntest word front San Francis
co on tho conditon of Kobort I'cluuze
1b that lie Is improving nicely and un
less complications set In tho attend
ing physicians think he Is out of iliin
Rcr. Candidates' hall, Xalatorlum, Weil.
May Kith. Tickets, 7."c. 4.'.
' I). A. Ilonnr loft Sunday for Illsh
op, Calif., having lieen called thoro
by tho death of his brother on Sat
urday. Phone 841-J, Office Medford Con
crete Construction Co., at Lewis pipe
plant, N. Itlverslilo Avo. 4Ti
A soven-pound girl was born to
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. fiilmoro of Mur
phy, Ore., last Sunday nt tho Sani
tarium. Hear Dick Posey In tho musical
program at the Christian church
Wednesday night. May l."jtli. Admis
sion 85c. 4W
Mesdames S. E and C, ,1. Marcus
of Klamnth Fallsnro visitors in the
city and guests at the Hotel Medford.
Latest model Underwood typewrit
er, like new, for much less than mar
ket Talue Medford Book Store. 4 1
Carl A. INoron, former assistant
county agricultural agent, who com
peted hlr course nt the gnvernmiiiil
iivlatlon training Helmut nt Berkeley
and hns been flying In Texas
for the past two months, lias
boen- commissioned second lieu
tenant and detailed to tho army
nvlntlon school at Hantoul, ill., ns
an Instructor. Ho Is now spending
a 10-days' furlough nt his homo,
Hoedloy, Calif. 1
See Mrs. Paul Hansen about Nil
Bone Corsets. Phono 585-1 1. BD
The U'llHr nt rn,tcl rn.H.. . 1. IT.. I
Yorslty club's tennis cnurt hi the!
rear of the club building and opposite
the postofflce Is progressing rapidly.
Havo you a son or brother In ibe
army or navy, If so you should dis
play a sorvlco flag. Tho Mall Trib
une has them.
Principal linker of the high school
Is loaehlug the physics class and will
continiio doing so In addition to his
other duties until tho end of the
school yoar, thus replacing ltiilph
Bmlth, Instructor In physics and
chomistry who recently resigned anil
left last Saturday for Washington, I)
C.'to take a position in the govern
ment bureau of standards.
Upholstering, furniture repairing,
mattresses made over, fenthor reno
vated, curpots and rugs cloaned and
laid. (leo. W. Douglass, 01 S. Itlv
crslde. Phono 182-J. tr
Private Roland Hubbard of the
Seventh company, who has spent a
ten-days' furlough here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l'ort Hubbard,
left this morning for l'ort Columbia.
Morn rain was tho welcome predlc
Wodnosdny showers mid colder,"
roads the prediction sent out by tin
weather bureau at San I'niiii Ism
The minimum temperature this morn'
lug was :is degrees. Vcsterdn '.-.
maximum temperature was r.; de
(trees.
Hear nick Posey in the musical
program nt the Christian church
Wednesday nlclil, May 1Mb. Admis
elon S.".c. 4 -
Adjutant Cener.il Williams will
lio hern Wednesday or Thurdii
lilRht to tniisicr the home guard com
pany Itllo the stale mill t lit service.
If lie Is here Wednesday nl;:lit l.c
Will be !u Ashland Tiiiiisd.iv ni.;bi m
muster in Iho home eiianl riimpanj
of that city. Hut he may ci, to Ash
land first and co to M, Mini. I n, m
day, no definite Inioi in.iiluii hinini.
nt been received, Kwrv m.-mher u!
the MeiUor.l home sutird mnipaiiy i,
reiilinsled to be at drill W -sin, ., d.,v
night.
Johnson for !il-;h ro
rnlrlng. .
O. K Pitts was one or Ibe vl-ltuis
from the Applcu.no s,,iL-, n, n,,.
city today.
Keo Dave Wood about tbat fire In
rnranco policy. Office, Kooni tot
M. K. & II. 1 1 u i 1. 1 1 n ' .
Carl lliirtwlg. wim is In Uic mivv
Service and s slailonod at s.m HI
ego, la now on fnrloiu ii and ai r a
visit hero with his sl u r Mm (i
nirtland, left last night for I'on'.md
to visit other rvlntlves 1'ioni i'.ot
lnnd he Bill (o to Harvard univci
Ity, having been detailed to take a
cournu in Kiii-ii-M u-ii-si.iiiii ai ii,.u
institution. trl formerly rc-ulnl
hero and attended the Med,,,,,! Woa-lng. g.,s. iniHncstlon and cu-CDOO'-
iMipatlon. No grlnlna nr n......
vr. Ilfinc, iisrneu-v.orcy nni it.
p-Tho rnHiilnr session of'tho school
.hoard wlilcjU ,'jf'.ln )iiivo been -hull)
ioiiiKht has... been postponed u.'.tl!
(Wednesday nlitht tieriiiiHO of the IiIk
m-IhihI entertainment at the I'aKo to
j.nltiht for tho benefit of tho Junior
ted Cross.
Coronu dry lead, Standard of dry
. lends.
IJardwoll Fruit Co., exclusive
IC
UKetlt.
Included nnionc visitors renis-
inott and A. .1. Hush of Portland.
Mrs. Ilancy for homstltching and
p-cotlng. Cerntl-Coroy Itldg.
Sheriff Jennings Is offering a ro
ward of $100 for tho arrests and
conviction of tho vandals who broke
fulo tho Itogticlanil school last l-'il-,day
night and maliciously hroko up
the desks and other furniture. The
sheriff, County Prosecutor Koherts
and the school board of the district
aro conducting a vigorous Investiga
tion,
Hour Hick Posey In tho musical
program at the Christian church
Wednesday night, .May Kith. Admis
sion :i.',c. 4o
Harold McDonald, who has been In
Hie employ of a prominent Portland
fiutotuobllo concern for somo tlmo
iiast, left tlii3 nioriiing for Portland
lafler a visit with relatives and friends
hero since Sunday.
Plant Paxson's Superb Dahlias now
and up to July fourth. Get them at
...e .. nlore. v.enirai roint. ure.
S. Bertclson and F. Ilertelson re-1
turned today to tho quicksilver mine
li ear Beagle after n short visit In the,,ir r ,,,n i, rw.ii-' ..n i,t!Ua and somo 1,arts of 011r own coun-
ciV-
Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers.
30 So. Riverside. . w;8 cuo(1 for (ria, ,and girl who possibly can should un-
Mrs. J. B. Duncan of Ashland isj C()imy prosel,lltur ,o,erU ut 0nco durtako th'3 work' Tho bCst su
a guest nt tho Hotel Holland, having ;rm)slpil t),.lt tho rallo ,)0 dismissed 1 f 688 19 hoped for the unlt 6"r"8
arrived Monday afternoon. m , K,.0,1Md (mt a(or havln(, here this summer and those iuterest-
Dr. Hartley fills nun extracts teeth ( ,,, a ,horo lllvcal,sallon ,1B wuajcd In tho camp aro hoping that It
without pain. M. F. II. Bldg. of , (hat lhoro WM will be a start toward a much bigger
Among callers nt tho Commercial ...., ,, Vr ti-,rii.i-in Tho undertaking next yenr. The question
club today were . I J. Pierce ot Phlla-
doulphlu and J. F. Cessna of Grln-
neli, 111.
.msou jiaiiiiiau, mo uepum sueriri "
Paxson s Supeni Daitllas, eight for who trl(i(, to BUap 10 ham,cuff8 oc farms en pitches. Women will un
a dollar, eight for two dollars, and Worthlngton s wrists i doubtcdly feel lnoro urgently the
eight for thrco dollars. About half , . ' ' I call to" this form ol work and will do
of florists' prices. It. II. Paxson, Con-
' "'"i.
Mrs. 1). 11. Knchus of Red Bluff.'
Cnllfc, returned homo today after a
vlsl with Mr. and Mrs. 1J. 1'. Ben
acit and Mrs. K. II Pearce.
"Got u homestead before May 25th.
iSee Mr ore and Hodgson, Austin Ho
tel building, Ashland, fur a good lo
cation." 4i
A group of wealthy mining men
from Sacramento consisting of II.
.Shear, C. A. Wilbrite, J G. Duties.
Sam Stono and S. It. Duties, urrlved
in the city Thursday and aro making
their headquarters nt the Nash ho
tel. This morning the parly left for
Jacksonville to make an inspection
of tho Opp mine. Tho men aro all
financially Interested In a successful
initio near Cold Hill nnd will pay n
visit to It before going home.
Why not eat your noonday lunch
at Holland Cafe? ,
While Thomas C. Berkett. finance
clerk nf the po.-tol'fice, Is on his ttto
ttecks' vacalion, Mrs J. W. Warner,
wife of the assistant postmaster. Is
filling the position.
Johnson for high-class watch re
pairing. (r.
K. II. Parsons after several days'
visit hero will Vavo tonight for Se
attle. With II. Vim lluvenberg of
Sams Vallet, .Mr. Parsons spent Sun
day at his ranch, Mouutci est near
Hill.
The lirunstt Iik, all phonographs In
one, .iters Paint Store. tf
Mr and Mis. w. I'. Adanison and
.Katie William are guests at the
.'Intel Holland troni l.os Angeles.
I'or the best Insurance, see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Service flags for sale at cost. Mall
Tribune office.
t gi: win:, u,c
1 Si. , i.il J,, Iho fill tt. I
h.ipuer ol tin- Aineric
louiclit rinaslicd all pn
I .I'rintu- ihitu by id,
Mav .
I.. i Grande
a Red Cross
edi in iii auv
maphim; to
tied I ro.-s ruiiip.iltii hi-adiinarters- at
Portland an nftidatit th.it tt i quota
of $.';:. tu.o was alrc.idv in the linn. Is
ot War Triv.smi r Anna M. Pollack.
War Chairman K. K. Kiddle deposit
ed a certlllcd check tvith Miss I'ol
lack 'ovin tli.it Union and W'tl
lena counties tvero so sne of (heir
quota tli.it they were willing to p-.ii
up the money In adt.inio ii,."or..
li'-.
e person had been soiiciicl
Win- Worries I i.c( Health.
It Is agr.'cd In mcli.-.il uoi!-,.riii.,.
i "' affects the discstite or
-Ian-. W ,,111 till- digesliou i;. lUlt of -
oiu.T, I! il, nuts t!.e whole physical ,
; neini; o il or gear. II It. Ilaywanl.
r:i.ulil!a, G., writes: "l-'oley Ca-
ttl.irtlc Tablets cite m
quicker relief
(i ., tiyrhtu i;
1 have eter tried.."'
Thev Idieve bili.uisiia l.r....n.
i sold even he,,.
Adv.
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ITALIAN' All. MY IlKADQl'Alf
TKHS IS NOWTIUCKN ITALY, May
(l!.v the Assoeiiitcil Press.)
Jiiiliuii lroois repulsed wit Ii heavy loss
a desperate enemy attempt last nig'it
to redeem the loss of Mouto C'anio.
It is believed Hint this is only the
first of a heries of efforts to regain
I lie losl ground owiiu; to the value ol'
the height, v.liicli com, mils the np
prnuelics to the viillcy Ivmlinjr from
Trent to Hoveteto.
The fight Inst uiglit was in the
darkness nnd wits n bloody hand to
liainl si niggle over the rocky slopes
of the. mountains. The Italian posi
tions, however, were maintained in
tact. .
Thus fur Iho fighting around Monte
Como litis been of the local charac
ter, nltlioiigli outposts show increased
activity. '.
10 BE HANDCUFFED
B. G. Worthingtons' refusal tu ner.
mlt special deputy sheriffs to place
hand(.utf8 on ulm 'in tae Siskiyous;.POiS'blo,andu"iforra nours'
,Ilst SttUmiav nlgllt aftor ,lley hiia
slnpp(,(1 ,llm , 8wll.ch )lis alltomo.
,,, wus vn(lcalt.a Tuesday in Jus-
tfee of tho Peace Gowdy's court at
Ashland, when the case against Wor-
ui.i,i ,i.n .i, ,.UOo 0.-if u-,
f,i.i..,' ..i , -i,i '
thlngton on tho charge of resisting an
warrant for arrst wa9 8wor out
against Justice Gowdy's advice, by
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MOSCOW, May 14. (British Ad-'
.iP,.i, ii-1-..i i, i -i-i.
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troops in the oast, replying to the
Russian request for tho .cessation of
hostilities on tho Ukrainian front,
says that German troops, In accord
ance with the terms of tho Brest-Lit
ovsk treaty, have cleared Hie llkriilim i
.if tte.t c.nr.i. .,,,,1 t it ..i.i i, I
01 ticu uuariis unit tunc it snoum uo
possible to do so overywhero along 1
tho Ukrainian land frontier.
Tho commander said ho could only
agree to tho cessation of nuval opera
tions against tho Hlack sea fleet pro
vided all the ships returned to Sobas-
topol and woro retained there. Then
the port ot Novorossysk would be
opened free to navigation. He claim
ed that the Black sea fleot more than
onto had participated in the fighting
against German troops in tho Uk
raine I OGDKN. Utah, May 14. A special
(rain of 14. steel cars loaded wiHi sil
ver bullion, estimated in valuo at
titer $20,tiiiti,inio, passed thru hero
today en route to the Pnciflc const.
Jiallroad. officials stated tho silver is
i-ousigiied to San Francisco for ship
ment to the orient, where it will be
used to pay over government obliga
tions. Silver is to In- used instead ot
gold, in lino with the government
policy not tu permit gold to be shlp
I ed out of tho United States.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
t'lHi S.M.K- lt.it horse, weight 1 1 tio
His.; work single or double or un
der saddle. V. P. Hodge, f.10
South Oak dale. 1'iione ;; lli-.l 4'J
I'oli S I.IC -- lie Igian
l'lioue :',l I II.
liarc,
bred.
4li
l im I1IAT -L', and 4-roont fur
nishcd ai nrtiiH uts. fall 1 to u
nt. :::". South Central. 4!i
WAN ll-.ll -Man ai-sistant to the ho
tel manager, al Hotel Holland. See
Mr. W'c-tirliind.
I'lMi Sl.r, Two itairv betters, one
'resh. other sunn be. I'hotie
I 1 1 V. As-li l.imt. Geo. Irti In. -to
l.'r At the first turn east of J K.
Mures en crushed rock road, one
i.ir j.u k. l'lioue -li'.v-Ul. j;i
W A. i"i:u- - To rent, small furnished
bou-c. I'lioiie 4i;v-U t . .;i
. Y ii
Kntruslcd to mc
Will rOl
ite a scientific examination .
and 1
prescribe the proper glasses
at the lowest price cuii.-iment Ub
hlv.li griulc work. It nut convenient!
lor voit to call, yon (n make ar-i
laimeineirn by postal or phone, tor
me to see you at your home. i
DR. RICKERT
1A K.MGII T SPKCI A1.IST
Mnlfonl, Oivgon,
... An agricultural camp for girls
will be organized on tho ollaway or
chard, beginning "Work tho first of
Juno. Tho purpose Is to make this j
icarap a self-supporting uilit of the
fvomen's land army. Tho girls will
iliavo training and actual experience
In farm work, orchard work, box
making, etc., from tho first day they
go into camp. t . I
Tho purpose is to use the camp as j
A headquarters from which girls may
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4io out to tiny of tho surrounding or
fhards in need of work and get em
ployment. Enrollments for this
camp will be taken nt any time in
Mr. Cato's offico 111 the C.arnett-Co-roy
building; the office of the Fruit
association, or by officers ot the
(iris' honor guard Also all those
girls and women who are willing to
work in the orchards this summer
hut who expect to go out only for
the day and return In tho evening
aro usked to give their names so
that the. work may be better organ
ised. All enrollments should bo in
by the last week in May or the first
week in June. The organization
seeks to give the workers eauable
I condition.; and as enod a im as
The idea of the women's land army1
units lias been worked on! very thoro
ly and effectively lu England. Cana-
ry' T1'o agricultural noed is so
great at this time that every woman
of labor will undoubtedly be even
i more serious as tho war progresses
and more men are tnbpn from tlie
,llolr l,art in carrying It on in every
soctton ol America .is tbev have been
dntnir in
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OXDOX. Mav 14. The .-nlmirnltv
.
announces that during tho
period
May fi-12 inclusive, air forco contin-
gents working from Dunkirk carried
011t successful liomliing operations
against tho Osteuil docks and sea-'
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l,li,n" ''a:0- "10 eeliruggo mole and
lock gates and enemy shipping In the
vicinity. '
"Several direct hits were observed'
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on the sheds on .eehrugge mole and
a large shed nt tho seaplane base was
burned up," the statement continues.
"In tho courso of tho offensive pa-
trols, six enemy machines were de
stroyed and two others were driven
down out of control. Ono of ours Is
missing.
"On May 10 ono of our seaplanes
in tho North sea sighted a Zeppelin
on patrol nnd nn indecisive action,
lasting half an hour, was terminated
by the Zeppelin retreating to its
base."
C'ATAItlillAf, HK.KM-:SM MAY
nn ovi:ii('OMi:.
If you have Catarrlial Deafness or
head noises go to your druggist and
get 1 ounce of I'armint (double
strength), and add to it ,-4 pint of
hot water and a little granulated
sugar. Tnko 1 tublespoonful four
times a day
This will often bring quick relief
from tho distressing head noises,
t'logged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and tho mucus stop
dropping Into the throat. It Is easy
to prepare, costs littlo and Is pleasant
to lake. "Anyone who has Catarrhal
lieafness or head noises should give
this prescription a trial.
Heath's Urug Store. Strang's lirug
Store, Ilasklns' lirttg Store. Medford
Pharmacy, West Side l'harmacy.
Adv.
LIKMOR
Bakery
EcvcrytliinR tastes
"LIKMOR"
.M'liUTl.V AMKIUCAX.
ltetnil unil 'lioleMlle
l ull Line ..r llnkery Goods.
Now open for business at 606
K. Main street. Stores will be
supplied with bread as fast as
equipment arrives and plant is
put in shapo.
Insist on
"LIKMOR" Bread
PUBLISHER BENNETT DEAD.;
(Continued from page one.)
.of the New York Herald and again
look a unique position, as this Is still i
;.he only American dally newspaper
resIdonco abroad, broken qnly by the
tiuiexpccted arrival of the Bennett
yacht In New York harbor once every
two ox three years for a short stop,
ttho editors In immediate control of
tho Now York Herald kept a chair I
at their conference table always va
cant for the absent editor, one of his
own ideas to keep his men imbued
jttvith the spirit that lie was "boss,
'altho several thousand miles away.
Tho Herald, marked minutely
iwlth tho names of tho men who had
written certain articles or news sto
ries, wns forwarded to him In Paris
dally. Ho kept in 4ouch with every
detail ot personnel and policy. Daily
v oftener, the cable from Paris, 0r
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hls vnrhi iirnuirht tbn odiinr-tn-
chief's executive orders, for promo
tion or discharge, for compliment or
reprimand, or sketch of general poli
cies. Wltims and Eccentricities.
, His whims, amounting, his critics
said, to eccentricities, were ono of
the most Interesting angles of his
personality. It is related that ho
.(dismissed a musical critic simply be-
'cause "ho was such -a funny -looking
man," and put the financial editor
."in his place; and that a "copy? 'boy
who run into the pit of Mr. Bennett's
.stomach m the Herald office received
several dollars' reward for his un-
usual haste. These and many in
Utances like them were traditions of
Herald employes. j
He laughed at conventions, and In
.variably printed in the Herald the
worst things his enemies said about !
him. When Jay Gould. gave to the
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME
EttfiKNE, OnKflox, "I certainly owo a!
great deal to Dr. Pierce's Kcmilics: three
clitfereut times they
have .saved my life.
One time 1 had
trouble tv i t li my
lungs and .tine doctor
said that I could not
fet wo! I. 1 itook j
r. PJerce's Golden I
Medical Discovery
and' It cured me.
During another ill
ness the dooUira said
tliere was no chanco
W for my recovejy. I
took two bullies of
tlr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and cot well. Acain doctors
said that the only thing to save my life
was iui operation, and at once, too. I
acain took the 'favorite Prescription
and the 'Golden Medical Discovery.' and
they brought nio llirgngli just tiiie.-well.
sneak too hiirhlv of ili.-se ivonilerfiirVcnie-
dies." M us. At.MA JAKVIS, 410 W. Bdt
K'Hnrno, OnKonx.-"I)iirliiR expect-
,u.y i was ju piHjrl 1 nut kocp a
tiling on my i -vCj ' '
Jtomaeli and my
aclie.1 terribly all
"'o timb and 1 was
s o n e r v o n s. A
f r i r-11 l told mo
about Hr. Pierce's
lion l took 'hTlm ,S1
bottles nnd never
t....,l,ln I
had nny tronblo
u f torward. Tho
lirst doo hoipod
tr.e. My baity was
a nlcu, hn;i 1 1 hy
chilil. I think tho
I jvserlpthm is simpiv (rrrat. I nm (rln
tn nvonimi'n'i it." Miu. C. A. Fkikmd,
tl Moshcr Stnn;U
"Fnnrit Prpscription" and "Golden
!pdical Discovery" are both put uh in
liquid and tablet". If not nbtninahle at
riealfTS, send 10 emits to I"ocNr Piereo,
Invalids' Uotol, Bntfalo, N. V., and hu
will mail trial puckagt; ot either tablets.
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YOITU OI'I'OK'TrXITYt.ielt.i't a TRAINED man t,. li..al ymu-stnio
UoVfi'uiiii'iit,tnit' wlit) lias never licfnrc lieen iii iolit i s. wlmis'a staunch
li'iciul nf the wni'kiii.uiiiaii, who lias a successful liiisim ss rcctu-d (,f
twenty years, wIiom- eueriry has inatle him a worker, whnc exi,cr
ience has made him a builder, whose training has made him a thinker
and whose ahililv has made him a leader; '
YOUR OPPORTUNITY to eltct THIS tyj.e ot man Civcrnm- f
Oregon is found in
T T QTMPQnXJ (RePublican) Candidate for the nomin
JL J ' KJllTll U Vfll ation for Governor in the Primary Fri
clay, May 17, 1913.
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AMERICA NISM -,
DEVELOP MIINT
YOUR KIND OF A MAN FOR
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"press a" letter ot lu.ooo "words ut-
fackti!t''BiinettS,pni6Talsnhef the
edttorof tlfe HcraKriurned'abo'dt and
niitlichr,l ll In foil u-ilh Ihn iirl re-
..&
man." When John Kelley, leader of
,Tammany publk,,y Mr
Bennett's character, ho retorted:
"The proprietor of tho Herald lost
his reputation long before Mr. Kelley
was ever heard of." He swung his
newspaper from one side to another
In public questions with startling ab
ruptness.
Ho was asalled for many years for
the "personal" advertisements which
wore once an unrestrained feature of
his paper. In 1U07 he bowed to the
law with payment of a fine of $25,-.
fOOO, when tho court characterized
the Herald personals as "a public
stench." , ,
In his innumerable promotions, all
uearms 1100:1 lne Promotion or nts
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'notable patron of snort. He lntro-
dueed polo Into America; revived
coaching in France; organized inter
national automobile and aeronautical
races, and built and sailed numerous
yachts.
Xoticc.
, Empounded on May Cth, 191S,
Phoenix, Oregon, one bay horse about
8 or 10 years old, collar marks and
branded W on the right shoulder.
One iron grey mare, about 5 or 6
years old; looks like had been
worked; branedd 4 on the left stifle.
TOWN OF PHOENIX,
44 By A. W. Short. Marshal.
When a Diamond Talks
To flash a bankroll is dan
gerous. To flath a diamond is wis
dom. A diamond ring is a visible
mark ot prosperity.
You can toll anyone how
much you have in the bank.
Why should they believe you?
'The sight of a diamond ring
saves all the "doubtful expla
nations." It's good, practical business.
Why even the ladies size up a
man by means of a diamond
ring!
Muko iiu't of your dullnrs
sparkle Get a ring today at
Reddy's.
$25, $41), .foil, 7.", $100.
MARTIN J. REDDY
For Diamonds
Visitors Always Welcome.
Your wants.
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This is the Week We Give
A picture of your favorito in tho movies with a 2,"e purchase.
Three postcards or ono 7 in. by 10 In. sepia finish. You get your
first choico it you como early. j
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Phone SSI. Goods delivered.
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'"AtEIGHTV
Because a man or woman Is old.
doos not mean that they must walk
along bent over and supported with,
a cane. A man can be as vlgorous
aud healthy at eighty as at twenty
if he aids the organs of the body in
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away our vitality. You must counter-;,
act disease In its incipient stage if
you would live a happy and useful
' long life. . j '.
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an excess of uric acid In the system
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
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gists. They are guaranteed to do 1
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BABY CHIX
"'We have ihe reputation in Pelaluma
0 handling the beU Uyina rtock . Let
Of prove Uu to you. But not the
cHeapm. but (ike bcsL Wow iox
taiormabon.
Pe'sJnma, California
For, State Senator
Nf t tit,
Dr. Ciias. T. I
SWEENEY
Democratic Candidate '
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