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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MATL TRTRUXK MEDFORD. OTiEOOW THURSDAY. AITIFST S, 1918 Medford Mail, Tribune AN INK1ENDRXT NKWVPAPKH P UH1 A S H BI K VMIIV A KT 1 K NO VN KXf'KPT SUNDAY UV UJIK MKDFOUU PHINTINU CO. Office, Mull Tribune HniUllntf, 2&-I7-H9 N'rtli Kir street. Phoiw V6. A consolidation of the Democratic Times. The Medford Mail. The Medford Tribune, The Southern Orejonlan, The A Hh lurid Tribune. The Mod ford Sunday Hun la furnlwhed NuhHcrlbors desiring a wveuxUy dally niAVHpuper. CHOUGH PUTNAM. Kdltor. SUB SCRIPT 10 W TERMS 1 BY MAI U 1 N ADVANCli: Pally, with Sunday Sun, year C.0O Ixilly, Willi Kiiii'lay Sun. inuiith Gr imily, without Humlay Sun, y-ur.. 6.0U ' Dally, without Sunday Sun. month .Mt WVfkly Mull Tribune, one year.... l.ilo Sunday Sun. on year l.S" BY CAfllllKIt In M.Mlford, Ashland. Jacksonville. ntrul Point, Phoenix: l'ully, with Sunday Sun, ycur $7.f0 - Imily, with Sunday Hun, tnonlh Cf "iJnlly, without Kundiiy Sun, your.. 6.00 Jjully, without Sunday Sun, tnonlh .&0 Offielnl nnp.T of the Oily of Medford. Official fin per of Jackson County. Entered nn seeond-clasn matter nt Medford, Oregon, under the acL of March 8, 1ST0. Sworn Circulation for Juno, 8,954. MICMBKH OF TIM? ASSOCIATED I'ltKSS. Full Leased Wire S-rvlee, Thn Asso ciated Press Is nxchisfwly entitle) to thn une for rcpuhllcntlon of (ill jicwm dlMpalclwH credited to it or not other win credited In this paper, and also the local news puhlisheil herein. AH rtKhts of rt'pilbl lent ion of special ditipalf-h K herein an also re-rv'd. I WOTXCH TO SUBSCRIBE I ff you fall to receive, the Mat) 4 Tribune promptly and oa time 4 T Phone 0i-J EM-TEES THE POSTMAN. Postman Imvc yotl j;ot a letter Krom my buy across the brine? Surely yuu luive one thus numiintr, I'lense diin't Hhsilic your lieiul thi: time. All niht Iniifr 1'vr ilri'iM.l iiljout him There llinillsl the shot anil sell; 1'oKliiuin, surety you've cot mime nics- :: Just to tell mo all is well. This is I ho plea unit fry of motl.ii-. As the postman passes liy. Ami hi woniliTs us lie passes. When the world will reuse to sieji. To his ours eomes numv stories, Some of sorrow, some of joy. 1'laintive cries, for a letter, From some mother's si.lilier hoy. lliil you ever slop uiul won.ler, At tho postman ami his work. He's a man of truth urn honor, lie's a man that never shirks. List, I henr his eheery whistle, lie too, works for 1'nele Sinn. With his haps of mail eaeh morning : He's a very popular amii. Mr. I'nxtman, yini'vn n letter. Just some loving liltle line, From my Hurry 'eross the waters, Just to say he's IVelinj fine. Mr. I'listmau, Oh, Mr. Postman, Seems to elamor on his ears, A he sees the looks of sorrow, Joyous rapture, or hurst of tears. All the world is filled with sorrow, Ami the poMmnn has his share Kent heneatli his daily harden, In his faee a traee of ear?. Yet he smiles to hide the shallow. Or the troahle oa his mind For perehaaee he has a luddie Far neross the rolling; brine. Mrs. Jnaies Leslie Case IHsmfsTil ".lolin," yatd the new judKC, "I have known you for years. 1 am sorry that my first duty is to try you for being drunk. What was your reason. If any, for getting drunk?" "To eelelirnto your election. Judge." What could tho Judge do? . My sou William, whom we call Hi1 for short, is r it, J iu. in hen;'!!. wtutIis L'.'at (sumiU and work tor th. pas company. Isn't that a hi- lull' - Mrs. Iva Paine. No, not for the iras rompauv. t He that as it may, V. 1'.. I, ye ol Sioux City, Iowa, aiherli-es hiin-el! as "Tin' ConscicntioHs Plumber." N'oboilv hate-, the ouittiT when il eomes to luef. sui:ar and wheat. ... White batons of Paris policemen have been replaced by flat staves ron dared luminous by small discs which retted light. Josh Wise; "A lie. crashed I varth, e.cn'rallv bobs tin ai.-ain. lrepnre for the- Hot 'Wave Tho hot sun Is doubly dangerous If there Is a mass of undigested food In thn stomach, causing distress nail unto Inlovh'.itlon. casting inngcstlng potsona thruout tho nysteiu. Fobv t'athnrlle Talilets give prompt anil .Hiire rllef. They ct genu but do their work thoroughly. They eleansr thn bowels, sweeten the stoinach and fconefit tho liver. Itecoinmended for 4ndlKostlon, Idliouvness, bail breath. Moating, gnu or constipation. Sold everywhere. HUNS LOSE Hp JIAT lilt' offciisivp litis definitely pas-ted to the allies is J- indicated by J-ncli s drive on the tip or the Ticanly sttlieiit. Mel'ni'e the (Jeniiitiis have lmd time to rocovci from Iheir crushing defeat the allies have .struck from reports show first objectives obtained. At tile same thm no I'ost is being given the Ifuns along the Yesle. There is everv indication passed with the second battle of the .Mttrne, which like the first, will rank as one of the great decisive battles of the world's history. The blow struck by American and French soldiers marks the turning point of the war and the begin ning of the end for Germany. zenith of her power and bv it lost the chance of winning the war bv force of arms. Henceforth she must fight on the defensive and though it probably will take several years to break her delensc, broken it must be ere tlie war weary allies can afford to slop. Allied offensives are possible only through American aid. When the Germans struck in March they outnum bered the allied forces aoiiroxiniaTeiv ooimoti men. rms superiority was due to troops released from tlie eastern front. The frantic appeal to America was the result and America's prompt response has restored the balance though the allies have not as yet the numerical superiority to undertake the great offensive. The allied armies are united under a single chief. They eitial in number or exceed the enemy. They are amply equipped. They are increasing in man power daily while the Germans decrease so that Germany must henceforth fight, not for quick and decisive victory, but to wear out and exhaust the allies as she exhausts hei-self, in the hope of securing a pt ace- by negotiations whereby she can retain her eastern gains. ONLY A THIS is about a man who never viewed himself in the mirror of self-appraisal. Like that misguided cockerel, Chanticleer, he thought the sun could not rise unless hf so willed. One morning this illusioned person saw his shadow stretching out before him. "Ah!" he soliloquized, "I'm a giant. Just as in stature 1 tower so shall I stand in power!" That morning he set about materializing this coveted condition. He tyrannized over those near him and through them passed the oppression to the lowliest of his race. They paid tithes and homage, and their women were as slaves. Hut he was not content. There still existed lands and peoples beyond the pale of his despotic dominion. lie set himself to subdue and subjugate them. He en tered into an imaginary pact with certain astral forces and pretended to pal with Deitv while he hob-nobbed with Mars. He threw bones of contention to the Dogs of War. He stirred up a kettle of strife wit h the ladle of militarism. 1 le lied it lid spied, plotted and spotted, dreamed and schemed with secrecy and cunning. AVhen all seremd ready fo set. up his World Dynasty, he once again caught sight of his shadow. i It was noon. What earlier resembled the outlines of a Goliath had shruiTk to the dimensions of a blot! And now the gathering dusk of nightfall is slowly en shrouding Kaiser Hill. U. S. Dep't of Agriculture. OW TO DRY APRICOTS Adiiils which tiro t ht lined hiMil(j 1.0 iilinwt't to lUTtum thor oughly tr'f ririu'f, Inil should iiut tllowrd to drop. They nrr prepurrd tor dryhiL' hv wnshiii, thoroughly iihiiiv: (ho linn of tho stititro, sopuml inu tlu rulvos hv quirk twistitiu mo .ioit, iind roii!o iitu'. tho stono with tho nitr. li-M'olnr:itioii durinir drying !i:ny hv pivvrntrd hy !;icini: tho hulv -'d and stoned trails iu tt wire huskrt md Mcminn-; iu vu-dihoi!or for I to minutes. Tho fruit must then he -proud in a siuulr hiyer, stone cavi ties ti!enr.o-it, on iho Iruys, tlio iuii o which e-rupt's into Iho stone u il v will otherwise hr loM. Neetar-ne- may In1 livatod in proeisely iho -aice fashion. Whtlo .nieticallv .til rominer ial lried peaeli! - :t to dried impelled, jho lu -luho-. hitus,.i ife will usiiidlv pro 'Vr to peel her home supply. To do 'Ills hy hiihd i ;m oxceoiiliulv todiiuis a-k if coiiMtlernhlo ipianlttios mv to e h;inillcd, and under stuh oireiim-"tjtiicc-. o eelini may he nOwihta ;co,is 1m employed. The lo s!utioii s imimK' hv di-sol im, eoiMiiicri-'uil oiii , !il l ;tlet le in w ji tor at the talc '!' "uic i"and In 10 a'hdis, and I ied hi'iiiit hot. Ileal iti a ::rainte Hate or enameled '"l, place the H'. i-hc in a heay win or w.mdtn 'tas'het iind plunge into I he hoihtoj ol'ilioa fur 1 . to ' j iiiinuti's, n-o n' uj. on .h i. mi t. hasten eu'ael v it U the Ke. The omi t ditto n..,-. an d'M.t- '-i;h ar:ci and de.t !' lipilie-s. .n:d is itldieal.'d h 1 it ippear.im c of line crack- or . h . u the p.-el. h't'i'c-xc ami p!nn-e m, nedialcly inio co'd nattr ami ieoc thoitt to a-h ol i ihe lye. et!er which ho poo1- max ho i-'uiowd h v M 1 i ? i u et weeti I he hands nr u if h a tan I x tilT hnsile l.i:i-h. Thox are then Aashod to remove joihetni.: Ixe am1 in halxed hx n ciretnai 'ut with o imU I ho -ah r- sepo rated, i the 'nil I he o l!'0 ehtO;st,tf xaiit rv hx i sh .ht liM-t hot .x eon tho hands, the it is it ti m i. with a kuile, and tin iiiihrs placed, Ntuiio eaxily up, sulo OFFENSIVE. on the K'hciins-Soissoiis front, Albert to Montdidier and early that the crisis ol the war With it fliTtnany passed the SHADOW. AND PEACHES. hy side on tho drying tray. It not ndvisuhte tt) employ steam hlanohiiin v. ith peeled poaches, inee tho effect of tho moist heat upon the .po-od flosh enusos an esoapo of Juico which seriously impairs tlio flavor and food value of tho fruit, hut it may ho used with poaches xvhioh a to dried without pooling. J In the artiticijilly lion toil dryer, the j temperaiiiie employed at the heyin I nintr of dryiim should not ho more jlhan 1-0 decrees in tho ojiso o! I pooled peaches, while with aprioot or nnpeeloil pcacdies 1 :10 (o 110 do uroos may ho lv startiiig lompora lure. This umy ho i:radually in o reused to 10 or decrees as the fruit heroines almost drv. The pro- ,dutf is sufti-iontly dry when the pieces have attnitied n pliahle, leath ery tondition, atul no inoiyluio oan he presM'd out of the freshly out snr ! tares id' iho larger pioors. Transfer ' from iho drier to a lanro, oleau wood ; I'll or pa stehoard ho.. eovor with : muslin lo admit air while excluding insect-,, place the hox in a warm room and out of direct snnlmht or stroiu. ; .ia.lii;1tl, and lir ilailv until the fruit has -il (a ntcd uniforni eoudilioii . ihroiL:)u!iI, alter which the fruit max he packed into on tumors, and iir .d. HUS SAYS WHOLE U.S. COAST iS BLOCKADED AlSfi:i;iAM. An-. The Atis. Jinan pro-N i tciiimr the pahhe thai j iho whole Aii.en-'an roust is hl.ek I aded hx tier ean - ihmanties, and ll.a; la1! All.mlic ti.tttic has heen st,'p-rd. i HAMBURo OFFICIALS ! (1UIT HUN COUNCIL j Zl'Kisn, Aug. 7. ill.ixa- Agcn- j ev.) Albert Itaui and llerr llol n j .:... .f, diicclors ot the llambarg- j ' Aim rati steamship hue. haxe ie- signed as ii einhel s ,f the Germ oJ Ieccmiuiio conned, says a di-pa'd: ' tcicici lieu tiom llaiuhtir-. Uinw mill nr Ann won juan ur mi. wim intrant. VISION SAYS WAR WILL END IN 1920 m 'I 14 A, r.i.-. TA A f s Chiiro 1'oroJiaiid, Frtmeo's iiUMlorn 3sahl or Orleans, in two poses, Uo loxv she i.s shown praying before a shrine in (he anion of Montmartre church, rai-is. ' PARIS, Auk. S. ".loan of Arc they are calling you!" As if in answer to (lie words of Iho popular sons, a new Joan of Arc has appeared in Kruiue. She is a yoiintf pea.nnt hi, huni hlo, ohiu-ure, liko her ureal spiritual prototype, lkr name is Clairo Kor-1 ohaud. She is already something of a powor iu provincial Catholic elrclo. and her fame has reached into tho war department and has even hern . recognized hy Premier CTenienooau. Mile, l'ershaud owes her fame lo j her prophecies concerning the war, many of whhh'have proved true, to! her religious oxaUatfon, which she: has materialized into literary works, f and to her fervent patriotism, which , has given her the confidence of statesmen and generals whom she , has shown how they can nave France, i Jifts of I'rophtHy In devout circles it is firmly ho- j lioved that Christ, under the imago I of tho Sao rod Heart, has appeared j and .spoken to her frequently In the little church of houtdande, ik ar t which idio lives on her father's farm. I Her gifts of prophecy are remark- lhle. It is hoyond dmil.t that in 1 ! I j iie announced that mouthers of the; government wore, plotting against Kran.e, and that sedition would have J to he punished soon. The liolo Pasha , and Hennet 11 on go trials proved f he i was right. , l-'arly this x ear she warned several t Konerals that the western front would j soon lie pierced, adding that tho al- lie. woul ! ;bs "from despair to vie- : lory," ami tliat the cry " Tout est I perdu!" ( All is lost ) would immedi-! utely tcansfoi'm itself into "Tout ont ; sauvo! ' it All N saved' a foreran i amply f,il:illcil ly the recent tloir.ian! offensives and tho i'lanco-Auiorican victory whh Is t-i'.lcwed tho:n. 1 Tho prjpiiei' iS luuii ies she will die when her mission is eompivleu 1 and tho war wen for franco, and that I her death wil! come when she is I. As she is now that will bring her ilenth uiul victory for ihe allies in ; I'ojm .starts lmpiiiy j The yiiuiv; peasant's reltuioas ex altation ami apparitions have nrn'is- j od t'.ii- interest of the clergy, start ins with th" Hishup of Poitiers, who was so impros'od y his quosUoaiug of1 In r thai he called her mysterious powers to the attention of Pope lencdict. The pope instrmted Katli- 1 llugoii. one of the most learned i!u .derails in cranio, to open an! in.p'iry into h- r case. lather llu- uoti ! report h.n not yet !een pu'a- If i I. 1'Vt it N said to sOiitinn the j sni'linily ot her inpira-'ains. She i.v ( i ittriodilced to Prt-J'i ii nt P,'ii'i:ie. nul recently c.tlie! oa ! McCuruy Agency i,iu,i;iI lnur.uiic Mf.lfur.t Xatlonal n.mk Ti'l.i'lumo iiiitii nr.nnnrnn r.V7 S)C.sf-".- ' "i vw vwi'jrw "W"JWKr 1 J V -:..-Vv i 'V. w Premier Clemcnceau. Tho "Tiger" who is not a religious man, granted her five minutes, but yielded to her mystical charm and talked with her for an hour. It is said she urged him to recall into active service u general hrought into disgrace last year hy a political intrigue, assuring him that ho would lead the. Krench troops to victory. A few weeks later this gen eral .stopped the Ceriaau onrush In front of Cotapiegne! Saeictl ! ( curl Will Win Clairo Pe re hand repeatedly de clares victory will reward France when she again becomes religious and when the Sacmd Heart is car ried on the French flag. Impressed hy this declaration, several infantry regiments adopted the emblem, but military rule intervened and forbade its use. Thousands of poilus, how ever, have pinned on their breasts a button adorned with the image. In Paris the emblem is worn hy count less civilians. in her home village of I.oubUnde, Clairo hns foun led a religious order with girls of h'T rue. and Is popular ly acclaimed as a saint. The humble hamlet is iuconung a place of pil grimage. MEAT SUPPLIED 1 1 l V'.v 'i'f'Y. A-:-:. ::. T!v o- tviit tn wh: ': i-cii.j i;:rn.s!ied t'le aiic i i'! "? 1 I - ill- .l.ra.-d i'. a -t::!.-:.o..: loday that : ; i - rh;. .,t", of .I urn- ex- i oi l , ! , . re :'' )' . , Siates lo tailed iij.i; i i; winch :!." pel' rel't v.vot to the I'iiiled King;. i!eM, i'r, :. r, l;a y .md Cci;'i;nu. The n hi ; ,. t t i f eiinr's t i l' t Iu' '.;."c i w: ; t , o ;,!:!( war x as ! .'( :,i"i'l ji-eied P..1 . e- , . . : ti-e :, et.lh of June ei " ' i t -i 'l.f,i;u pnunds, of xxi.hh S ,1 " e:;' ve.-i !o lite four "'la -. i .' i. !!'.; ax era go l.efore h- v.i- ' U H.:ui7 p niiid -o i - i'-. V; ;. , i,,..-!' t id' pork pl-'ilu , - seal o Kl. :!;"ld, it was -laiei!. h;.- cr.io ; 5 'i.e i,it if re ined fi t: . ,.; n- . ip' o:i of h.i- In .: i ,! l, rv Ill- '0 x-.Pr:! t.f :i ;iiv i"; M i ii.t.v ! i - ti - -. f,,'- : a .!;.: . . r b '?. i:'.:i.T.S rrL.HlKE JOHN A. iEEL l M'l.lt'nKF.H. Ijuiy .sMstunU J SOI i ll ltlt ll.KT 1'hous .v. e tnii Ant v.nali; lir,'ri orf.. uto AmbiiiMu- gf It4. Lri Li ISO! (Continued From rago One.) of Morluncourt, about tltreo miios ami a half southwest of Albert, to the Avre valley south of aloreuil. licports ure ''oauiig in slov.lv. "do ing: fine" ouiistitutes the iiost avail able information. Tin ISritish laiiuch ed their uttaek in a mist after only three minntert of artillery nroparalioii. StM'rocy Vailotl Move The re;i tost secrecy siirruuma 1 plans for the nttaok. During the iihjit the flennans heavily honihardod the liritish lines, Imt their she!!-; were in effective. An extraordinarily large number of tanks accompanied the storming troops, clearing tlie way for thorn in the gray light of dawn mid helping to overcome enemy strove points. , In the district noilh of the S iiiiue the Hermans are reported to i.axt launched two counter attacks The Mritish artillery fire Lroke them Vt:i up. The prisoners taken hy the Hrilsh are so numerous that they are haxing difficulty in handling- them. KxiM-rtrd Attack I5risk fighting was continuir.',' as this di patili was filed, s!io.-;. ly he fore noon. Turly in hv lighting il was di-eo.'. orod that one new enemy divi-ioa had just arrived. Prisoners taken from it said Ihe Germans' believed tlie lirit ish wort' going- to attack hnl did nut know what day. Other pri-oners were from arioii Prussian and Havarian divisions. Virtually all the ground before the allies is of an open iinlu'u, especial ly suitable for theperatioii of tanks and for a rapid advance. What reserves the Germans have at the roar. is uncertain, hut presum ably i hoy are not in Mrong- force, as I'j-own Prince Kupprorht on this front has been keeping the hulk ol his forces behind the "!d Uiudcnhur;: lino.' The ground between this ami the pro-oi.t dghling iroul has for the must pnrt heen foiiulit over two or three times hid ore, thoroughly devas tating the region. Parlv in t ! u amman; the .-ky ho-"u-mc iMiiv:it and the cloiuiv ha;-.e increased along the h-tllletn-nt so that Iho iiadi ui the guns could hard ly be seen a I.tlh- d;.st;;nce nxvay. The poor visibility favored the ad lies. Xi enemy airplanes had ap peared over the line until ft o'clock and mum while the allies had pro gressed far. EXEMPTED SO HE CAN SHAVE SOLDIERS LONIiOX. Aug. 8. On condition that ho shave soldiers and sailors free of charge on all except his bus ies! davs, a 1-year old London har bor has been temporarily exempted from mililarv service. Everything possible is being done to protect the paluce of Vorsaillrr and the two Trianons from enemy fire, and similar precautions are be ing taken for the chateau of Ram houlllet and other national monu ments in Ihe Seine-et-Oise Depart ment, says Petit Parisien. of Paris. $100 Reward, $180 Tlie readers of lb. a pupor will bo pleased to learn that there Is at !oa3t one dreaded direase that science has been abl(j to rule In all Its mage and that 19 catarrh. Catarrh hviiiK Krptt'.y tntlueiiceil hy constitutional coiufliions le.iuirca (''istltiitioii.il treatiiionl. Mail's Cat:irrli Meilicine Is takoi tiitt-rnall nnJ acts ihru tiie Hlooi on tho Mucous Sfur fai i's of the 6;. stem t heiphc tlcstroxin th foundiiion of th? illf ase. civinn the ra'lcnt strer.Rtli buildlnt: up Mic cna s:il;:tton nnd 'S5l?iin nature in ih-inc its .Tli. Tr.o prnprieturs luve o net'h lutlh In T);e curative powr ef Hull's f'iHarrh M-1W ;i:e th it thv ;Trr One Hut.dretl Pullnm for any can- thru it f;iila to cure. S'nl fnr list of tctt Irm .reials Address F. J. rtlKXKY & OX, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all DrukKlsiH, To Pasteurized M Always puro and has bettor keep ing qualities. This modern nieth od has been used by us for lotao time. Milk depot C01 North Grar sireet. I'verythins Fanitaiy. ln fpection rc .-.nested at any time mm dairy flirt.M: T.Wll A Fight for Life It has been fijihtordfc for many of us In tho past and 'the ducky psoplo are those who have sutTered, but who aro now well tSecauSrf they heeded nature's warning fiipuaj iu timo to correct their trouble with that wonderful new dis covery of Dr. Pierce's, culled "An-u-rlc-Von "should promptly heed these warn in, fume of whk-h aro dizzy spells( l.HeKache, irrogulariiy of tho urine or thfl painful twinges of rheumatlin, sciatica ,.r luiuhaipi. Todelay may make possible I'm- (hinKerous forms of kidney dl.-imio, Mich a "Urinht's disease, diabetes or sunn' iii the bladder. To ovcivoino these dtstrosslng condl-tii.i-s mki; plenty of exercise In tho upt-ii air. avoid a b"iivy meat diet, drink frri'lv of xvatcr and at oiu-h meal, tuko l)o't'or Pierre's Anuric Tublets (doiihlo t ircauthj. Vim will, iu a short time, liud that von aro one of the linn liidorers of Aiim ic. us ti-ru Ihotisuud of ntigliburrf. Mr. A.W.CuMniE says; "I suffered greatly won my nucii r.ua kidurtys. I culled tn doctors and they did me no cood, but roe oiiiineudtHl an oH-r-ation. 1 saw Anuric for kid neys and backache advertised so -sent up to tho drug store und sot , a package, and It cured me. This was one your ago. I was down in bed and hud taken inaiiv different kinds of medicines but obtained no rullof (rou; them." Mas. Kosa Miki.avc, or Gktohki.l, Vsh. savs: "I was troubled with tho backache for the kfst iive yours. I Sent fur a parkins of Dr. Pierce's Auurle Tahiets. which cured mo completoly. I will recommend Anuric to all my friends wlioare troubled with backache." Step into the drug store andnslt for Aunrie. or send Dr. V. M. Pierce. Jlutrulo, N. V., l'K'. for trial pkg. Anuric many limes nmre potent iheti lithia, eliminaiea uric acid as ImL wuWv aielLb sugur. . GAGNON 1 LUMBER YARD All kinds ol roukl. and dressed I.iunlajr. Specialties:' Dimension stuff, Fin ishing Lumlier, shingles, i?ash and, . Doors. Hoofing Paper, Krult Boes. Uuy Jackson County Products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. New Slii-d, 1 1:5 S. Vmnt St., Sledfoiil. I'lione .". Clubbing Rates Medford Mail Tribune and Crescent City Courier. , Medford Mail Tribuno (Dally). ,5.00 Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00 $7.00 ClubJilns rate, $G.J)0. Medford .Mail Trilmno( Weekly) J1.50 Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00 $3.50 Clubbing rate, 2.50. CRATER LAKE Hotel and Auto Rates Hoard and lodslug. per day (tents) 3.25 Hoard and lodging, per day (UuIko) 3.75 Hoard and lodging, per day with hot and cold water.. 4.25 Auto Slao lrurc( 12-posscoger White Medford to Crater Lake, and return 15.00 Kirk to Crater Lake and return 6.00 Klamath Fall3 to Crater v Lake and return, via Kirk B.30 Medford to Kirk or the re- ver.-:o via Kirk 10.50 Medford to Klamath Falls or the reverse, via Kirk.. 12.15 Auto stage leaves Medford, Hol land and Nash Hotels at 9:00 a. m. Leaves S. P. Depot 9:40 a. m. For further Information phone Crater Lake Motor Company, Court Hall, local managor. Crater Lake Hotel Company WESTON'S- Camera Shop The Only Exclusive OoiiiiiKTcial Photographer in Southern Oregon. NVgiUivi made any time or place by appointment. Phone H7-J, WVll do the rest. - J. B. PALMXK. Medford. COS Eaut Main Street, j
