Medford mail tribune., July 20, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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I'OIITI.ANI), July 20. M. II.
Jlouser of tlio Tumi administration
grain corporation announced today
that ho had sent out the following
lottcr to nil tlio grain tradn of the
stuto:
"Tlio following la tho food admin
istration grain corporation buying
basis tor wheat harvested In If' is
for No. 1 grade in accordanco with
the federal grain standards, delivered
In storo In approved elevators and
warehouses at Soattlo and Tacoma,
''Washington, Portland and Astoria,
Orogon; payment to bo mndo against
warehouse receipts therefor. A lint
of tliese approved elevators and ware
bouses will bo mailed to yon In the
near future:.
Unrk Hard Wlntor J2.22
Jlard Winter , 2.20
Yollow Hard Winter 2.1 8
Dark Northern Spring 2.22
Northern Spring (Basic) 2.20
lied Spring 2.1:
Jted Winter (Haslc) 2.20
Hod Walla 2.13 j
Author Durum .' 2.22
Durum 2.20
3led -Durum ( Haslc) 2. Ill
Ulnrd Whlto (Basic) 2. 2d
Sort Whlto 2. IS
White Club 2.1U
"No. 2 wheat will ho bought by the
grain corporation at lie tinder No. 1;
No. 3 wheat at 7c under No. 1.
"Mixed wheat and wheat grading'
lower than No. 3 will bo 'bought by
sample nt its value.
"Wo will Iksiio u bulletin giving
tho approximuto value of wheat grad
ing lower than No. .1 on account of
test weight, mixed wheat and smutty
wheat.
"Tho nhnvo prices are for bulk
wheat. A premium of lie per bunhel
will be paid for sacked wheat basis
good order sacks.
"Wo expect the grain trade to op
orato on a Tulr price basis as we do
not wish to solicit .consignments
which wo nro prepared to handlo on
n 1 per cent commission basis.
"1'nder tho new nrrnnacmciit for
the coming year tho fooil adminis
tration main corporation relinquish
ed definite (lire. -lion of wheal ship
ments. We will therefore discon
tinue the car permit system, in order
to return the trade In the widest
Tango of Individual opportunity pos
nlblo. 'Nevertheless, we Intend . to
Iteep in close touch wlih all shippers
mid assist Ihem as much is possible
In securing cars for Ihe movement oi'
wheat."
MOW YOliK, July i). The wool
rl IndiiKtry was warned today by .1
J. Nevhift, nrrptury of tin war nor
vlco I'ommttloo, that reserved Morlis
of wool fndtealed a rodm-thm "to u
fiKtire dangerously low," and tlmt
ttioie ore mills entirely without wool.
or nearly so.
Government neeil.t, tlio Mutenieut
pnyn, ran be met by the omplnwnont
of let than D) iienent uC tlie coun
try's weaving -apiulty. Thin leaves
(Ul percent to bo empbned on elvtllati
fubrlcs. An oiaiilallon In In pro
com of formation Inr tlhtrlbutlng
now Btipllft of mw materials In n
wy to tiiko rare ot tlio needs .r mill
the Btutomcnt muu.
NO CHA1NSLETTERS5
loll
USED BY fiEO X
Not tt'ilht.'iinliii repented
Wiirninjfs issued hv Uu- lied Cro.-s to
beware of chain letter'- piirjiortii) to
r;u -v money for war purposes arid
llie ri-itiTji 1 cd statement that neither
Ihe Moveriinient nor the Wed Cross
siinelioiiN or nliets tiny such method,
chi'in let lurs eon I innc to the
round:-, appealing I'oi' I nnd.-;.
A trrenl deal of pehlieitv has lieon
jjivtMi in tho press to the Seattle
proposition, ol' founding a hospital in
Kranee, whieh has heen repudiated hv
tlie Krem-h consul, who left Seattle
months nro. No disposition is he
inir niiide of tlie funds piling up, nnd
it seems ininossihle to stop them.
Mud lord hasiness men reeetitly re
eeived the following:
(ient lenient :
This is an uppeal to the American
business man. Krn nro. helped us in
our revolution, We intist help her
now.
This chain is lor tho purpose, of
founding a speeial hospital in Km nee
for the wounded ' faee and jaw.
Your help is needed immediate!" in
Ihe firent work of restoring I'orri'dy
mutilated faees and thereby permit
linn the unfortunate to continue jor
the remainder of their lives with us
little lisfiuraUon s posi),e.
For every ! 7,000 raised by the
A merle;-n committee, the Amerie.i '
Wed Cros will .five $L',ll(H in -:ili.
for whieh KM) beds will be establish
id and nminliiined.
l'leiise iiii'ko six eopies nf this
letter and send them to your friends,
htimheriiiy; eaeli of Iho six 'i tt'T-i on
higher Ihun Ihe nuud)er used at the
lop of this letter.
Send this letter and 2"i een's, pref
erably stamps, to Mr. 1. Ken '-c,
I'Veneli consul, (). Itox 1H17, Seat
tle, Wash. This enl!eman has j.'jreed
to help centralize this Intnl.
This ehain will eu-1 with number
1 (H). Those receiving this number
shoidd make no more . npies of this
lel'ler, merely m-iiiI the I wenly-1 ive
eents as reipie.-ted above.
Kindly do not brenl; this rlniin-l.i
do so would work a heidhip on this1
humanitarian eatisei, I
Very truly yours,
The letter turned over to the Alfd
I'ord Wed ('ms, brought the fo'low
iiiir reply from division headquarters
at Seattle:
"in eoueeiion Willi ehain leltefs,
I will state (tml this ii'-tivit y has
never been (Jiiuetioued by tin; 1,'ed
Cross and bolh tlio lied Cross, .be
government and posloffieo depart
ment, as well as Ihe lYeneh consulate,
here are loin evervlhim; thev ei
to dieourai:e this oi.
"I am retttrnim; herewith letter eii
elosed in yoiirs, ami also hand you
Ifrowilh a copy of report made b
(he assistant Cniteil States ullmriey,
whieh iiies the history of this par
ticular letter; from whieh you will
see that neither the name of th:
French consul nor amounts ::iven
are the same as in original letter. In
fact very few, if auv, of Ihe letter.--referred
lo us are Ihe same as the or
iginal letter figures raiiu.inir from
f-Mmo furnished by the lied Cross
for every $1.(MH1 limy raise lo .f'j.noo,
ftirnislied by the lied Cross for
every jf'l.OlHt.OOll; whirl, bria-s
one of Ihe bad features of the chain
letter.
If Vrry chapter could ive pub
licity to Ihe laet that the lied Cros
heuilily disnppii'-es of Ihe ehain lei
ter, and ask that persons reeeiviiiL'
chain Idlers which mention the name
of the lied Cro- imuiediately de--Iroy
MU'll h-llil's ;iid mi break the
chain, I um sure we could ewntualU
pul a stop to ibis method of try in-,
to rai'-e mono.
V. D. STIMSOX,
liiuinn Matia"'r.
1 .0X1 ( IX, July '.Ml. -Cln-lera ha
broken oril in Momo.v, neeordnu: to
a liusMi,!! wit'dt-: t;ie-"j:ys rccivcii
today. In tin- p;, - J hours, the me-ft-:e
sa-:. there have been fe-j i-leied
in Mo-row :!J I kriiiwn cholera ca-c.
1'or Constipation nn, ItlUousness
Good tlfKertlon poos far toward
comrort ntul health in hot weather,
Cndinotett food in tho stomach can
quickly poison tho system. Geo. Jon
ner, A 1 1; Uihor St., San Antonio.
Tex., writes: ' Cob y Cathartic Tab
lets have ptoon the best lavutlvo 1
have tak'Mi and I recommend thein
to any one. flufferin:; from ronstipa
tton or biliousness. They should tie
in every traveling man's urin " ijuieu
relief for sick headache, bloatim: or
other condition caused ly bad diges
tion. Sold ever where.
THIS FASCINATING DETECTIVE
RIALTO TOMORROW dSLY-
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I'jRUTf
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KENNETH HARLAN isv'Wft SLIGHT 3
E RUPERT JULIAN'S ' - HAnHKC":
I DRAMATIC PRODUCTION Skl48afitJl -
9. A Ffe
e America s aosi ui nuiiur g
g Today's Casualty List Sent By Pershing From Battle Front in Franne.
WAKIII.';T0.V, July 20. Tho i Fulls, X.y.; Arnold Doe, Jackson-
army casualty list today shows:
Killed In action, It;; died of
wounds, 15; died of dl:;easo, 11;
died of airplanu uceldent, one
died
of accident and other causes, 1 :i ;
wounded severely, ,17; wounded, de
gree undetermined, one;' missing,
six. Total, 120.
The list includes Private Henry U
Galitzeek, Stotkctt, Mont., killed in
action; Privates John J. .McQuillan,
22 lt Piincelon avenue, liuttc, Mont.;
Karl II. Iteddau, Cutliunk, Muiit.;
wounded ue.veroly; Corporal IS rlice.
K. Jtottler, Katdersimrg, Mont., mis
sfiiK in action.
Killed in action: Corporals Jesse
D. Gillespie, Central, S. C; Joan
Kendall, Klkvllln,
Frank L. 1 J nhbcll,
Privates Arthur K. Curran. Itf c h-
mond, Va.; Henry L. Calltzvck, j c-: -Krank L. Mitchell, Livernioro
Stockett, Mont.; Georgo W. Holm, j IH. Maine, Maine; Hiram - Rich,
Garrison, Kans.; James T. Jarvin.i Hnrsess Store, Va. ; Jessie Walton.
Massena Sjirings, X. Y.; Morris Kcr-i Missing in action: Lieut. Quentin
onsky, Philadelphia; Anthony Mos- j lioosr velt, Oyster Hay, N. Y.; Ser
carella, New York City; Dominco ' geant Kdward A. Stevens, Metheun,
Muiu..a, New York City; James RiMass.; Corporal Chas. A. Carton.
MungiLVfn, Walerlmry, Conn.; Mer-jDalkey, Ireland; Hortriee R liottler.
ritt It. Raymond. Merhard Jny, New
York; Garrard Htilling's, Hamilton,
Ohio; Georgo Vallanco, Philadelphia. 1
Died from wounds: Corporals Wal-1
ter J. Itehnms, Lafayette, hid.; IJur
detto M. Slaven. Stearns, Ky.; Pri
vates Philip h. Menton, Minneapolis; I
Charles liloce, Columbus, Ohio; John
Hnddox, Canaan, Mo.; Arthur Han-
sol, Webb City, Mo.; Scott L. Hood, :
Mastrop, La.; Arthur L. McCampbell, ,
Madlsonvilln, Tenn.; Joseph J. Mor-1 slightly, two; missing, 22; in hn-nds
iarity, llolyoke, Mass.; Ray M. Prout, of the enemy, two. Total, .SO,
Newport, Ky.; Alvati Sidle, Grand j The list includes Private Glen K.
Rujiids, Ohio; Reginald W. Smith, ' Maloy, lllalne. Wash.', wounded In
llethlehem, Pa.; l-'loyd A. Stevens, action, severely; Sergeant Roy X
Uidgewood, N. ,L; AMu rt Weenereh, ; Smith, ;127 Kast Sprague avejuie,
Mrooktyn; James O. Williams, Okln- Spokane, Wash.; Corporals John D.
noma City. ' lAshworth, Springfield, Ore.; Corpnr-
Dted of disease: Corporals Douglass j al Dennis P. Lanty, Lincoln, Wash.;
Gammons, Tatupu, Kia.; iHarold A. j Privates Waldo y. Farnhnm, Wiucr
Sampson, Richmond, Mo.; Privates ville. Ore.; Vomer J. Kearny, Kast
Georgo A. lten;on, Weehawken, N. , 0 2 Sharp avenue, Spokane, missing
J.;' Lawrence L. Rourgeols, Lyons ! In action.
10 HER COLONIES1
l.oSOOX, July Kuii.uiation
fioui ji;;lM'id atler llie war mav be
uuided and cniiitnllcd by the joeru
'neiil, if a lull now before the liou-e
-I' commons is pn-.-ed,
Thi lull, which v, as recommended
hv ihe lKimiinns Roval eomiui ion,
has lo objects: To eontituli' a cen
tral mil iioriiy which would have c r
lain powers in cone lion with eitii
maliiui from the Iniled Kingdom,
and to conlnd ihoe a-'livdv eon
neetcil w itii eir'irai ion. m h e?; j'.i---a;:e
broke i - mid emiiM'i.lion -r-ocie-tie.
Tl'e central aiilhoriiy woulil repre-
-cut ;il p;il'. ol I hi' empiie. lis da
lle would eon-i-l itf dil i ibnt i r t sjf in
i ormal ;on in pr.i-pccl i e imi'.MMuts.
advi-ue; a. id a -i lin them in lhe(r
ch'M, e of I iter, homes, epeei;'liy in
l!'c .c-e ol liietnliel-- of l!ie na;i!,
".i ' (.1 .i.r ii' tlte ci'pire
.Hid their wie-, vvhloM- ;ilid A';v!id
clll All (.; ...,a;.:c brokers wviid ,
: tin1!' lui-ilh''.-;il,er ieeci,,iu
!i ct. c i ioai ihe -o rrui'H ut and ef
:er p.ixiti.. a bond ol "l-.'it' t
-rre :!..!! -:.u , i;;ilh. X o cti '.l .i j ;.n
- -:,- v.o-ld be alb.wcd M . :rrv
o' p I'OJ i . : ! 1! i " : Will!; u'lhoul t'!C ap
plov al ol t!,e iiiuhoi-iiie-.
" tl.-. re; o-, 1 1 ,h I ion po!irt"
lr. Hewiu., uru'.cr t.rctary tor t'ie
'.iIoiKc ," win Ho ri ;iti w;i i:i
ti it' l up-'ii "i i iK.l hSvty of
auv rii'.'h-emm i,i .c mh tr where lie
dt -:'t-v. Liit M will h. u;;r po!n y to
i I b.'loii' th-- prM-.pi-'tie eaii :i; nl
ihe ad1, .'..it. c-!' n ai.in;; hi- w.c i:i
STORY WILL feE SHOWN AT
WITH "Y03ErV.TE IN WINTER'
Dank
OCXM
- 11 . TT
vllle, H.C; Raymond M. Geigle,
Wuterbrirj, Conn.; Arthur U. Hill,
LVcw York City Howard W. Morten-
son, Parkers Prairie, .Minn.; Orton
Parson, Gridley, Cal.; Vincent J.
atenjier. Short Creek, V. Va.; Uich
ard J. Wilson, Reading, Pa.
Died of airplane accident: Lieut.
William M. Henderson, Omaha, Neb.
Died from accident and other
causes: Lieutenant Winston P. An
Ierson, (Birmingham, Ala.; Sergeant
Willard D. Purdv, Murshfield, Wis.;
Corpornl John W. Cairns, Nobles
town, Ifa.; Cook William (Juilfoyle,
CambriM,- Wyo., Privates Joe Atft,
Khawaiio, Wis.; William Mallard,
White; Lake,. Wis.; Giietano CMlento,
C; Ilugler 1 A0W nr Guy; Hartae Dnssotto, ive
ndlanapolit;; nova. Pa.; Arnt Dyrdal, Spring Grove,
! -Minn.;" gam Johnson. Kathwood, S.
Raidersburg. Mont.; Mitchell Iloudi
fu, Iturlinglon, Iowa; Harold Hunt.
Hlghtown, N. J.
' 5laiin; Casmih ies
WASHINGTON, July 20. The
marine corps casualty list today
'shows:
Killed
in action, geveiy; died of
wounds,
one; ded of disease, one;
wnumted
severely, "iT ; wounded
jARBiTRATION 70
SETTLE LUMBER
WAGE DISPUTE
l'(b'TI.AXU, ..Ore., J.dv "II. - Pro-ivi-ioii
tor aibiiraiam a ITed iutr etu-
phtyes it ii 4 1 eiiiploviiiL; lumbermen and
t tourer- of the mni!iwet were fia:n
' ed here today when nearly 200 opera
tors of Oregon, Uashim:ton and
I Idaho and Wc-Iern Montana met with
! Colonel 1 trice P. Dimple, coaimanvl
j inu the spruce production division of
illie I nili'il State- mimiuI eorp-. The
; in (ion of (hi- (onlcriiiee i-ou-id-,
t ied mo-t ei teetivi1 ami far reacliiiii;
' as a poteittial power for adjusting la-
bor problem-.
The rcoiulioiis declare for a mu
tual iiiii'f-taiuliuu' of employes and
j en-plover.- -t open -hop, u liasie eiuht
hour day, now and alter the war.-a
conference commit tee t roin each
plant u meet with en:p!ocr,- and a
uclie! a I couiuulte tia'ncd by Colonel
li-ipie. Cel. lb-. pie is ir act a- -..de
' arbiter. Col. Hippie dcelared lbe a -
iioii v,a mo-t i.u or;. 'at beeau-e "ihe
cK.pIoeis hne 1 11, en the empioe-
into pittuer-!:ii."
Witile iS ir l.ni . in Pram e are .jain
;tt n v 'il i' t' i in the world war
for democvi.ey. the -piril of demoe-r-e
i ,i- vtin a -i-n; viclotv in the
b".:ubc" or-;ili! atioll of the tiurthwe-t
;::n! v.nl ',e a- -.'Tei nil aid in win
m:r; Use w.-r." -.li.! ld. Ih-pie.
one iit' tl-e po.-.c-iiML- of (lie empire.
;e iiii i-ily !!:! to i;'.e definite en
'icr i-;e.nci;t io (he ntilvatton of the
c'.-.ir.iP.on ihat doc- ta'.e place for
. hu'ltMr" i j the -tre:".:th and pros
, p'-nty t f the v-cpiu." 1
IA DRIVE
UN'1X), July 30.-f-Ther6 are
Indications that the 'allied drive In
Albania was undertaken to take the
place of the much-discussed military
intervention in Siberia.
Tho allied military advisers have
decided, It Is said, that the plan for
reconstructing tlie eastern front
along the COOO miles of railroad
loading from Vladivostok is not feas
ible. Therefore General l-'och has
turned his eyes to another avenue
of approach and decided to recon
struct the southern and eastern
fronts by a strategic line extending
from Albania up across the Jugo
slav and Czeeho-Slav states. Inimlc
alile to Germany, that extend to the
itussian border.
This campaign will have the triple
effect of bringing help to Russia,
recovering Albania and Serbia, and
realizing Italy's aspirations towards
"Italia Irredenta."
Albania a Ciuiner
Incidentally tho Italian offensive
has centered attention on Albania,
which is now being cleared of the
enemy just as it has been saved econ
omically by Italy. It 13 the one
country In Europe which has profit
ed by being a seat of war.
The Italian government's occupa
tion of the country has been a work
of civilization, not of war. Millions
of dollars have been spent In improv
ing the natural advantages of the
little nation. In saving its people
from starvation, and modernizing
tho country.
Several hundred miles of roads
have been built, piers have boon con
structed In the harbor of Aviona, the
capital, barrcks and hospitals built,
telegraph, telephono and wireiess
stations installed, railways, bridges,
tunnels nnd bridges constructed in
that part of the country occupied by
the Italians.
IN'fhiitned Much Land
In addition the llalluns havo re
claimed thousands of acres of marsh
lands near the sea and made them
produce food. Courts of justice have
been established with Albanian
judges whero possible, and public
schools have been opened. In short,
Italy has given the Albanians food,
employment, education and security,
and is now engaged in recovering
for them tho territory under tho heel
of tho invader.
BELGIAN FRONT
PARIS, July JJ.-In the south
western corner of Pelgium, where it-
little, unity is valijnlly holding1 it
strip of land agaim-t the Hun hordes
Melirian soldiers mid refugees are
laying the ground for the re-occupancy
of their lands.
Knlire illages have been planned
ami laid oat with ihe help of the Re!
Crrs, .aid schools tor the young
who are to rebuild the nation are in
every hamh t. ,
The laic and most striking ac
complishment of these Melgians is the
esah!lhiaenl ol a university rigid
at the front for the benefit of the
soldiers.
The university has all modern ap
pliances; oluiirs, heat, electric Iijjlit.
At present courses are being given
in rhetoric, poetry, modern languages
and enures for eanlilalcs for Ihe de
grees in philosophy ant literature.
Kuginecriiig courses will soon he add
ed. It too!; week-; of search before
competent protester- could be secur
ed. Manv of Ihem held rc-pnn.dldc
po-itioiis in the army mul could not
be relieved from duty.
A soldier who is eligible lor n
C'ur-e and anxious to follow it i
detached ami -cut to live at n unit
muiuiaiued near the university, lie
-tays there till hi- course is com
pleted and then returns tit the front.
At nre-ent there are moie than 'JOO
-Indent- tal.ing advantage of the
courses.
GERMAN AIRPLANE
DRIVEN FROM ENGLAND
l.oXlmX, July JO. A German air
plane rro ed the Keiili-h eoa-t thi
morning :ul wm-, drien back bv the
tire of anii-aiii-ratt gun, according
to ;n official in-noun cment.
Catarrh Cannot 3e Cured
with local, applications. they
crttinot reach tto sU vt ilu disease.
Catarrh Is a local th&.sti. itrvatly ui-ll..onc.-.l
by constitutional comluio:.. atul
in order t euie tt nnit t.iK an
tr;tern,U remedy. ll.ill Cnturrh Mc.li
eiht Is taken (r.tcrr. tlly b;iJ ai ts thru
t!i? blood on tlie iium ms Furittcrs ot tlie
pyuria. Hall's fotat rh Mfilfcino wiib
presi rlbcl hv one of the best physician
In country for e.rs. It is coin
porril nf serve ef tho tM tonl' known,
t'omMncd . ith some cf the host bloo-l
piintl-TK. The perfi'. t rotnbf nation "f
the tiiRrodtcnts In Hull's Cnturrh Medi
cine l. Wtmt r fed 1 1 ceil "tiirh WondTfi'1
rrsulta In catarrhal cvhilitit,n8 i..;... .
to.'tirr.ini.Os free.
K. J. CM i:NET CO., Preps., Toledo, O.
lt PriicsiMs, V'-.
liull't 1 a i inly 1 ltlj for conetlpatlon.
WORK THE HORSE
UK.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Can servo you With Dr. Daniels' Horse and Cattle Medicine. Come In and
see us and get a bonk.
llki from tho bravo deeds of our soldier3 . 'j
I Zj II 1 to pursue und follow up their olijec- 0fVV
I ',lve- xp
II I Iluve an object for whieh to save
ilrVIl and determine to obtain it. llttl
IE I An aceoiint with the Jackson Coun- I T j I
1111 ' J ,!a"11 Blve3 11,0 fiKht Hind of in- I J
lyBt spiralion. ILLjI:
WtV.V,' 4 1'or cellt lllt0l'cst '1n,, 011 Savings 3jll
Accounts. ji
established iaae
GOING AWAY?
Tho Seashore nnd the Mountains are tvillii, nnd you will soon be
on tlio way (o (ho spot you havo chosen
FOR; YOUR VACATION
At most summer places it Is nearly always difficult to obtain your
favorite toilet necessities you are accustomed to using at home,
therefore you will be well advised to take with you most of those
articles that are necessary in your daily toilette.
$gs3k's" West Side Pharmacy,'
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FRUIT MARKETING AGENTS
Specializing in the dis
tribution of Northwest-
1 ' ern boxed fruits.
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War.ehousi! on 8. P. Track. Block Stmlli of Main St.
k MEDF0RD. PHONE 294
g Main Office Cliica;o, lit. Western Office I'ayefte, Idaho
I F. H. Hogue, Western Manager.
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CRATER LAKE
Hotel and Auto Rales
Hoard nnd lodging, per day
(tents) $ D.25
Hoard and lodglnK.-uer day
(I.odpe) 3.75
Hoard and lodRinK, per day
with hot and cold water.. 4.25
Auto Stngo Tare, 1 J-pas.stnnr
Whlto
Slodtord to Crater I,ako nnd
return 1.1.00
Kirk' to Crater Laka and
return 6.00
Klamath Falls to Crater
Lake and return, via Kirk 8.30
Modford to Kirk or the re-
viTso via Kirk 10. SO
Mcdford to Klamath Kalis
or the reverse, via Kirk.. 12.15
Auto stage leaves .Medford, Hol
land nnd Nash Hotels at 9:00 a.
ni. Leaves S. .P. Depot 0 a. m.
Kor further Information phono
Crater Lake Motor Company,
Court Hall, local manager.
Crater Lake Hotel
Company
JOHN A. PERL
C.NDIiUTAKh'rt.
IjmI) A.'IMsL
HOI i ll ll.Vllli.KT.
i .ou. .. 47 tad 47-J1.
, Automobile Hoarse Sertlc.
onto Aoibutwie KefTlc. rrair.
EVERY DAY COUNTS , ; .
USE DR. A. C. DANIELS'
GALL CURA
Guaranteed to please or money refunded
Sold by all dealers '
35 Cents or by Mail
Bid HorBe Book FREE at your Dealers, or
A. C. DANIELS, BOSTON, HASS.
Clubbing- Rates
Medford Mail Tribune and Croscont
City Courier.
Medford Mall Tribune (Dally)..J3.00;
Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00,
7.0p
Clubbing rate, G.00.
Medford Mnil Tribune(Weekly)$1.50
Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00
Clubbing rate. $2. SO.
WESTON'Sj
Camera Shop
Tlje Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographei
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any lime oi
place by appointment. .
Phone 117-J.
Wp'11 do the rest.
J. B. PALMIIR.
Medford.
EOS Eaat Main Street, j