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Newspaper Page TextMED FORD MATE TRIBUSTTC, MTTOFOTCD, -OftlCflON,- MONDAY, 'ATCrUST IS). 191ft PAOE TTTRflF! ooooooowoooc America's Roll of Honor Today'! '8 Casualty List Sent By Pershing From Battle Front In France. The following casualties are re-, ported by the, commanding general of tlm Ainpricon nviifxlitwiimw f....,.... . . 1-1 i . , ivjinu u ui'uun, .id; uiou oi wounds, ii; missing . in notion, 162 wounded serevelyj. 135; died from airplane necident, one; died it' tliKouse, three; died from accident and othcri causes, nine; wounded, degree unde-.jA. icrioiiicu, ..; previously roporictii missing, now reported killed, 1'.'. To tal, 382. Killed in Action Corporals Chester A. Graham, Newark, N. j.; Snmpol J. Ininan, Whitninn, Vn.; Arthur W. Matthews, I'hiladelpliin, Pn.; Ailbcrt . Smith, North Dakota; Albert L. Stnink, Memphis, Tenn.; Laird W. Wrny, Seattle, Wash.; Bugler Alfonso Peak, Danville, 111.; Corp. Hichard Leo Moore, North Carolina.; Ilugler Fran cis L. Johnson, Worcester, Mass. Privntcs Niek Buukovi, Detroit, llieh. ; John C. Chipmnn, Newfound land; Robert H. Claymore, Somerset, Pa.; Nestor Lobonty, New Bedford, Mass.; Henry J. Lnviolettc, Marlboro, Mass.; Kdwnrd I.ohomnn, Bridgeton Maine; Ralph J. Lovern, New Miimp shirc; John J. Padden, Ilolyoko Mass.; William U. - Anderson, St. Jnines, Minn.; Roy H. Bates, Worces ter, Mass.; S. W. Cnnnell, Pontine, Mich.; Albert J. Craw, New Bedford, Mass.; Kenneth P. Chase, New Bed ford, Mass.; Leonard C. Fuller, Shell- roek, la.; Frank Gorla, Conrath, Wis.; Sam Uanwny, West Virginia ; Victor A. Jewell, Beaver Falls, Pa.; Kdwin Riee Johnson, Stillwater. Okhi.; Francis Regis Lcnnnn, Pitts bur.', Pa.; Bert B. Lonning, Tlior. la.; Ucorgc K. Lyon, Cleveland, Ohio ; Clinton F. Quakenbush, Bingham, Neb.; Honry Uhlenhop, Leonardville, Kus; Herbert 0. Whitnger, Worcester, Mass.; Burehard Henry Wicnior, Wa co, Neb.; Rene Woods, New Hamp shire. Captain Clarence R. Oliver, F.lmira Heights, N. Y.; Lieut. Charles F. Friz zell, New York, X. Y. ; Lieut. James Ttouutrec Kingcry, Summit, (!a.; Set. Nathan Ainisninn, Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Njrt. Ilannublc D.vis, Marshall, N. C Sjjt. Thomas Jifceph 1 lines, ..Lynn, Mass.; Sfrt. Stanislaus Stephen Km iewjki, Saratoga Springs, N. T. ; Sgt William C. Okeefe. New York, N. Y.: Sgt. Isaac IT. Roose, Port Jervis, N. Y.; Corp. Sterling Baker, Seward. Neb. ; Corp. Walter Scott Clark, New. Brunswick. N. J.; Corp. Raymond W. Daniels, Hinghuniton, N. Y.; Corp. Morgan W. Evans, Columbus, Ohio; Net. Arthur J. Cnsada. Oneida, Tenn.; Sgt. Carl L. Lunde, Bakken Spein. Norway; Sgt. Joseph N. Neilan. New York, N. Y. : Corp. Floyd Riddle. Mec ca. Ind. ; Corp. Kdwnrd S. Higclow, Colfax, Wash.; -Corp. Charles Croom, Duryen, Pa.; Corp. Harvey E. Folev, Westfield, N. Y.: Corp. Ilarvev K. Fo ley, West field, N. Y.; Corp. Walter II. Hoop, Jersey City, N. J.: Corp. Chas. F. Kersey, Charleston, W. Vn.; Corp. Paul A. Martin, Nutley, N. J.; Corp. Charles P. Piatt, Thorofarc, N. J.; Corp. Joseph Schull?., Nanticoke, "I'll.; Corp. Mathcw Stnchowski, Buffalo, N. Y. Privates Frank Apicelln, Cleveland Ohio; Harry W. Aronson. Boston, Mass.; Frank W. Austin, Brooklyn, X. Y.; Pearl C. Austin, Hernioii, N. Y. ; Silas W. Baker, Scvmour, Tex.; Roy, II. Bailey, Liberty, Ind.; Fred Belch er, Belcher. Ky.; John A. Blaylock. Dnlilgren, III.; Louis Brccknor, Syra cuse, X. Y. ; F.urly Bullion, Wooillawn, Vn.: Floyd W. Campbell, Trenton, X. J.; Hugh L. Cnrnev, Campbell, Cailf. ; Robert S. Chapman, Carona, N. Y. : Walter Cheslev, lies Moines, Iowa ; Frank Walter Cincottn, Waltham Mass.; Simon J. Clark, Oneda, X. Y. John J. Clowry, Chicago, 111.; Joe B. Cooper. St. Laurens, S. C: llirris K. Cotcll, Brooklyn, Pa.; Jeremiah Fran cis Crowley, Fall River. Mass. Attillo Dngiiino, San Francisco Cel.; Westlev 0. Dahl, Brainti'ee, Mass.; Ciiinicl Dedobbelaere. Atkin son, III.; John B. Mttt.lc.ro, Providence li. I.; Walter L. Mender, Walcott. Ark.; Manuel S. McncyiT, Oliou, Por t turn I: F.lbcrt Franklin Miller, Mitch ell. Neb.; Charles 1',. Mitchell. Jersey A MEDFORD MAN'S EXPERIENCE Can you doubt the evidence ot this Medford citizen? You can verify Mcdford endorse ment. Read this: Edwin J. White,1- prop. dnln 3:2 East Main street, says: "I was nearly laid up with an attack of lumbaso. It came on without any warning anJ I thouzht mi' hnck was broken. 1 couldn't straighten up and went about all bent over. A friend advised me to take Donn's Kidney Pills, which 1 did, and soon 1 was able to Ret about. It required only one boi to fix mo up in fine shape and since then, I have never had any trouble with my back and kidneys." Price BOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for n kidney remedy et Hnnn's Kidney Pills the smne that Mr. White had. Koster-Mllburn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, X. Y. City, X. J.; Horn . Mll VM rflon, Mich.; Jue Pacini u.. !;.. p , ' ' "'in.: "airy Pcrgandc, Milwaukee, win, ; (. lurcucc lindke. Milwaukee. Wis.; Jos. liutfo, lhihidolihiu, Pn.; . ""' iiierno, Miiiuetkn, 111.; Joseph hiilitens, C'lnt-uffu. 111. ; Jnseiih Snndiu-kv. Si,m-...t m!..i. '.' Sheiuiinski. Mount funnel. Pa.; Mtcvc Sink Us. South 11....I,... M..uu . Stanislnu Sinifhow.ki, South Boston. Mass.; Stnnb-lnu Kmiclmu,.!..; sii.mli Bend, Ind.; Isaac Spiller. l.vnu. Mass.; liohert C. Stewart, Kvnnsville, inn.; milium Sayniojiowski, Chicago 111.; Ferdinand J. Thull, New Iirigh- ton, Pa.; George X. Watson, Kansas ( lty, Mo.; Jacob W. Wesalo. Chicago, HI.; Vtillinin C. Wilson. F.arlsboro. Okhi.; Blendon F. Deane, Skouhognn, Me.; larr Hector, Colomiin, Tex.: Frank L. Hupp, Cumberland, O.; Frank Korjcki, Chicasro. 111.: Clarence li. Legsdon, 'Killhuck, O.; Louis Mo- gavero, Philadelphia, Pn.; Clinton Moores, Stokes, N. Y.; Rife Bovine. I'orrysville, ().; Joseph Demnttia, Boston, Mass.; Sninnel Fumston Ilen- aison, St. Louis, Mo. Frederick R. Dickson, Benson Neb.; Ilall'ncls Di Donna, Bristol, It I.; Douglas Dixon, Parsons, Kas.. ( litiord Dye, Center Point, In.; Oscar Kbort, Watertotvn, Wis.; Charles L. Miront, Bremerton, Was.; William Ehlers, Milwaukee, Wis.; Oito 0. El lijr, Winthrope, Minn.; Joseph J. Fan neil, New York. X. Y. ; William Feld bliim, Xewntk, X. J.: Ahtunino Kin accbiaro, Rochester. X. Y.; Percy J. Fischer, Stockton, C'al. : Albert L. Forsythe, Lcedy. (ikla.; Kngenc F. Foster, Dubois, l'a.: Joe Gumbo, Xew ark, N. J.; James Gaston. Cincinnati, 0. ; Thomas Gehrman, Appleton, Wis.; Isaac II. Gibson, Roanoke, Vn.; Al fonso Gioiu, 'Scottdnle, Pa.; Basil B. Goldman, Cbicairo, 111.; Israel Gold stein, Philadelphia, Pa.; Clarence W. Gregory, Blaine, IV. Va.: Alfred Cur tis Ilagan, yVilkinsbttrg. Pa.; William II. Hall, Blue Jacket, Okla.; Theodore Hansford, Seattle, Wash.; George. Harry, Hennessey, Okhi. John Robert Hawkins, Ilinghainp hainpton, N. Y. ; Claude F. Hedges, Cestos, Oklu.; Raymond F. Heinly, Hamburg, Pa.; Stuart M. Ilerringtnn, Oakdale, Va.; George F. Hooper, Sul phur, Okla.; Edward L. Howell, Mel lette, Okla.; Kdwnrd P. Hunt, Jersey City, X. J.; Zid llutson, Ccntralia, Tex.; Jhomas J. Irving, Earlvsville, An.; Gleason Johnson, Mineral Citv Ind.; Stanley J. Kantorski, Cliii'ago John Kurp, Xew York, X. Y. ; Earl G Keith, Scottsburg Ind.; Thomas J. Kinnikin. Savannah, Okla.; Solomon Klass, Rochester, X. Y.; Stephen La Colla, Boston, Mass. ; Hans Larson, Rochester. Minn.: Gaspare Leggio, Brooklyn, X. Y. ; Arthur L. Lehinann, Chicago; Roy R. Lewandowski, Mil waukee. ('harli's W. Lowinan, Yale, Okla.; Riolutrd .1. Lube. Chicngo, 111.; Jessie ('. Lynch, Clinton, S. (.'. ; Bonnie B. M'cCullougli, Hope, Ark.: Uuiseppi Mungino, -Thomiisonvillc,-- Conn. Cesusri Marchi, Somcrville, Mass. Clifford F. Margrave, Olustee, Okla. Frank Slapnicka, Omaha, Xeb. ; John J. Sluvick, llnzelton. Pa.; Jump Sloan, Wheeling, W. Va.; .Hilton It. Enowherger, Boswell, l'a.; Peter So-' kol, Bo.-tnn, Mass.; Charles Speigel Chicago, Eiminuel Stciger, Glcnham. S. I).; Sainuel Tanner, Philadelphia Mike Tedcsco, En Ariglino, Italy Percv G. Tripp. Wells, Me.; Raymond Turncv, Kittaning, Pa.; Adam l'r bnnski. Pcrllinmboy, X. J.: Lcopnldo Viildcs, Saspnmco, Tex.; Florent Ver-' hulst,.'i'hienKo; I'atrigio Visi'i, Aipiiln Italv; Marcus Vogelsang, lleeinsted lloliaud: Waller Voll, l'tii-n. X. Y. Conrad Walker. Hastings, Xeb.; Hcr- ry Weincr. Bmoklyn, X. Y.; Ellis O. Westfnll. Vincennes, Ind.: Clifford Henry Wcilie, Ciniiuliiiti. ().: Harry Wilson, Philadelphia; George Con nie Woods-, Dearborn, Mo.; John '.. Worlcy, Beiihiini, a.: Harvcv At. Young, New Yolk. X. V.; Robert S. Zeigler. l.ongvicw, Tex. Wolllldcd Severely Major Willis .1. Tuck. Spencer. Wis.; Lt. Bothwell B. Kane, Fori Worth. Tex.: Signinnt Buczinski, Housatonic, Mass.; Sam Ciinmiings, Athol, Miss.: Thomas A. Donovan.' Somcrville, Mass.: Axtel X. Hownlt. South Onlutli, Minn.: Walter R. Price, Crooksville, 0.: Louis A. Zetnan, Wn conin. Jtinn.; Corp. Men-it E. Hckcr, Yarmouth, Mass.: Corp. Robert I. Cofcr. Danville. Vn.: Corp. Tmons S. Kekics, Milt'ord. Mass.; dipt. Wil liam H. ('oncher. Milchell. S. D. dipt. Harold V,. Lewis, 'Houghton. Mich.; Lt. John 11. Church, Hushing, X. Y.: Lt. Francis A. Darnicdcr. Shc hovgan. Wis.; Lt. Thomas Henry New York.; Lt. Laurence E. Jolinon. Lowell. Ind.: Lt. Kiub.lph hmibsky, New York. X. Y.: Lt. Charles S. I.mvis Jr. lndiiMiaoolis, Ind.: I.I. Francis C. McKcnzic, Rome. Ga.: Lt. Thomas B. Marshall. Columbia, S. C. Lt. Harry M. Martin. Emporia. Kin. Lt. John 0. Mays. New York. X. Y. Lt. Vnncc Mcrshon, Buckner, Mo.: Lt I.. I. Morris. Lexington, Mo.; Lt. . I Morris, Lexington. Mo.; Lt. Xeils.in Poo. Baltimore. Md.; Sgt. Fillnii V. PH.iiilrean. Spring! icbl. M,i.; S.l Wiiliam E. Iron, Burrows, Col.; St Frederick Arthur Jones, Kansas'City, Kas.; Sgt. John G. Lccmkuil, Sheldon, la.; Sgt. Kinil A. Olson, Springfield, Mass.; Sgt. Charles A. 'Piulrou, Ja.; Furriugton, Conn.; Sgt. Robert A. Richardson, loud 'City, HI.; Sgt. Clarence R, Suddreth, Lenoir, X. C. ; Sgt. Edward J. TOilsh, Albia, at.; Corp. ewcy Churles'ltutts, Muskegon, Mich.; Corp. Arthur L. (Tough, Fuy ville, -Mass.; Corp. George W. Finn, Woburn, Mass.; Corp. Arthur 0. Frappier. Springfield, Muss.; Corp. John T. Gleitson, East Boston. Mass.; Corp. Fred M. HiUlcbrund, Newton, X. C. ; Corp. Arthur J. Jodoiu, Lowell, Mass.; Corp. Mike l ostok, Frost Berg Pa,; Corp. Lloyd H. Lcn, AslcV, O.: Corp. Walter F. -Mather, llarli'urd, Conn.; Corp. Hownrd J. Nickcrson. Gloustcr, Mass.; Corp. Rosuris 11. (iuery, Springfield, Mass.; Corp. Al bert F. Scars, Lat Boston, Mass.: Corp. Joseph Selick, Bridgeport Conn. ; Corp. Oscar II. Wurzhack, Xewark, X. .1.; Bugler John E. Hus sett, Providence. -11. L; Bugler Joseph B. llaynor, Douglas, Ky. : Mechanic Emilc E. Angers, Springfield, Mass.; J. Mechanic Albert Locbes, Patcrson, X. J. Lt. Frank Hollingsworth, Palisade, X. J.; Lt. Hiving Folks, New York, X. Y.; Lt. Clark R. Lincoln, WukefieUl, Mass.; Sgt. Frank L. Chnmpoux, Greenfield, Mass.; Sgt., Peter Smith, El Piiso, Tex.; ("orp. Clyde Kvins Liipton, Newhcm. N. C. ; Corp. Chas. F. Swilt, Fniihavcn, Mass.; Bugler Paul J. Purvis, Mnncie, Ind.; Lt. Gor niiin W. Riee, Syraeuse, N. Y. ; Lt. Mortimer L. Steinhart, New York, X. Y. Sergeants William Anderson, North Edgewaler, Chicago, HI.; James S. Ish, Cleveland. 0.; Charles D. Keyes, Philadelphia : George K. Roberts, Muskogee, Oklu.; Walter X. Smith. Manchester, Mass.; Latins T. Jones, Huntsvillc, Alu.; Roy C: Xclson, May nard, Mass.,; William 'D. Spillmun, Vallev Falls, Kas.: Willard Wcslcv Wlialey, Colluubus. O. Died cif AVounils Lt. John Ctishinnn Oldficd, Gar- nerville. X. Y.; Sgt. Daniel J. Oneill, Xew, York, X. Y. ; Corp. Alvin R. Cnnaily, ling Hill, N. C; Privntcs Al bert Henry Briegel, Canton, 0.; Paul Cochran, Chicago, 111.; Charlie Cra ven, Bauxite, Ark.; Gerald Muddy, Newcastle, Ind.; Ellis A. Owens, Placklinrg, S. ('. ; Paul P. Znknroska, Philadelphia-, Bert II. Humphrey, Car penter, W. James Lvons, Louis-, villc, Ky. Died from airplane accident Lt. Norman D. Hughes, Philadelphia. Died of Disease Pvt. William P. Mangrum, Slinwinutt, Ala.; Henry Sulveston, Superior, Wis.; Ruyuiond Siitpliin, Jonesboro, Ind, Died from necident and other causes Pvt. Eugene C. Iliigennnnn, Nashua, N. II.: Pvt. Charles L. Schaelfer, Hoy, Mont.; Corp. Henry 0. Sentcll, Schooll'icld, Va.; Mas. Eng. Elishn Kellcy Snodgras, 75 Od den Lane, Princeton, N. J.; Privates Paul Burns, Indianapolis, Ind.; John Kncinsey, Philadelphia, Pa.; Lee Ja cob Rycenga, Grand Haven, MVh.; Armor J. Ynndvrr.ec, Burlington, Wn.; Levi J. Vautrain, Indian Orchard, Mass. - I'rcviously reported missing, now; reported killed St. John C. Trcssler, Mcyersdale, Pn.: 'Corp. Frank L. Frurtli, New Brigton, Pa.: Corp. Frank W. Rcinhnrt, Philadelphia, Pn.: Corp. Charles Smith, Caiilon, 0.; Pri vates Herbert S. Clawson, Ltrohe, Pa.; Frank (. Guntz, 'Phihulclphiii, Pa.; Oscar Ilartwick, Mercer County,' Pn.: John W. Helwig, Columbia, Pa. George E. Lindsay, Xew Brigton, Pa. Vomer W. McFarland, Xew Brighton Pa.; Samuel K. Sinclair, Detroit Mich. ' COURT HOUSEREPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab. tract Co., Sixth and Central At. Ileal Eslnte Transfers J. C. Hall and Mabel C. Hull to Pearl Hall. Lots 12, 13, 14, in blk. 21, to the city of Mcdford $ 1.00 L. Nledermcyer und Char- lotto Nledermnycr to .1. C. Hall et al. Lots 12. 13, 14, blk. 21, city of Medford 1 on LIBERTY BONO'S ABOVE PAR ON EXCHANGE! ' NF.W YORK, Aug. HI. Libert v bonds, JH-jm per cents opened on Ihc stock exchange nt 101. a new hijih record, exceeding the previous by half of one HT cent. "Tench your children to Imv thrift stamps," writes in A. C. Jerusalem! It's our children who are tcKchiug All Traces of Scrofula Cleansed from the Blood Impurities Promptly Wiped Out. If there is any trace of Scrofula, ori other impurities in your mooa, youi cannot enjoy me tun pnysicai uovue opmcnt that a healthy body i3 ca pable of until your blood ban been thoroughly cleansed and purified of nil traces of Impure matter. S. S. S., Ihe wonderful old purely vegetable blood, remedy, has no trjual T. Cooper, Xotol l'bllantliroplst Gives Ijnrgp I'aH of In. come to tliarlty Not In recent years, perhaps, has the coming ot any public character arouBBd such widespread Interest as has the proposed visit to Portland and other western cities of L. T. Cooper, the Millionaire Philanthro pist. Mr. Cooper is described as one of America's foremost leaders of ad vanced thought, and sprang into fame and fortune through his new health theories based on what is known as the Tanlac treatment. He never ceases to surprise you with the infinite Variety of his knowledge, and Kb absolute correctness and thor oughness. In several ot tho larger cities, he has done a great deal of re lief work among the poor. Mr. Cooper is a firm believer In practical philanthropy and his relief work Is familiar to charity workers over the country. Ills Southern rep resentative whilo in Houston, Texas, recently distributed, under the per sonal direction of leading charity workers, one thousand dresses of ex cellent quality to the poor women and children, in San Antonio the following week, he donated another thousand dresses to the poor of that city and a few days later four hun dred of the garments were provided by him for the poor women and chil dren of Galveston. Ladles prominent in social life and many prominent citizens of these places assisted and co-operated with Mr. Cooper's repre sentatives in this worthy cause. iir 50,000 liavcs of lircail Similar service was also performed by Mr. Cooper In Memphis, Birming ham, Atlanta, Little Rock, Shreve port, Vicksburg, Jackson, Nashville, Knoxvllle, Chattanooga, Macon, Sa- vanah, Montgomery, Mobile and Au gustn. and his establishment of the famous free bread line ot Louisville, whero he distributed fifty thousand loaves of bread absolutely free and without question to those In want, proved a revelation to charity wor kers there. In fact, practically every city Mr. Cooper has vieltcd ho has al ways shown his great sympathy for the poor and unfortunate by perfor ming some unique act of charity, Mr. Cooper contends that nlne tenths of the diseases and ill health of the present day American Is due to faulty Ulgostti'dii and improper as similation of the food, whlctrflnnlly produces a stuffed up condition of the vital organs. It has been said that Tanlac, his celebrated medicine which is now ac compllshing such remarkable results throughout the country, not only quickly overcomes all catarrhal in flammatlon of tho mucous membrane but acts directly In the correction of stomach, liver, kidney Mid Intostlnal disorders. Tanlac as has been so convincingly proven by the thousands upon thou sands who huvo endorsed It, Is also n reconstructive to ilc of great power, and has been known to entirely re lieve tho most obstinate cases of rheumatism and blood disorders In a very short time. Tniilnc Sales Vliclioincn.'il It Is, indcad doubtful (f anything ever placed on the market in tho way of a medicine has sprung into such popular fi vor in so short a timo. People everywhere have been quick to recognize Its wonderful merit. The demand for It has bcon nothing short ' of phenomenal. In Seattle, Washington over Tin.OOO ! bolt leu were sold and distributed by : jobber and retailor in eight weeks time. Which established a new record i there, and is unprecedented In the history of the drug business. In Denver over (i.'i.uOO bottles were sold In six months, In Ft. Worth, Texas, 122,204 bottles were sold In twelve months time, In 'Atlanta, Georgia over Dili. 000 bottles wore sold In twelvo months time, In Dallas Texas 120,000 bottles wero sold in 12 months lime, In Knoxvllle, Tenn.. the ; Kuhlinan-C'hambllBs Co. sold and dis- jirinuiea s,;i2B nottlcs in nine (month.. In Louisville, Ky., the Tuylor- v-oiupany, who operate eignt renin stores in tout, cuy soul ;jz,uot; bottles In less than ninety days. In fact everywhere Tanlac has bcnu In troduced Its sale has likewise been phenomenal anil the demand for lt Is continually Increasing, A total of more than two and a hulf million bottles of the medicine has been sold through tho Atlanta Office ulnae dur ing the pai.t eighteen months, nnd It for removing tb? last trace o Scrof ula and other blood taints, and there is no case that it docs -not prumptly reach. S. 8. H. will thorouirhlr clcunre nnd remove every disease germ tnat mtcsts tne oioou nnu Rive you new lifo and vii'or. It is Bold by all drutr- gists and you should get a bottle and begin its uso to-day. Write a com pb'to history of your case, and you can obtain expert medical advice Ircn by adilreialni; Mcdiril Director, 80 Swif( Laboratory, Atlanta,. Ga, is without doubt the most widely tnlked of medicine today. . I When asked to explain this record breaking demand, Mr. G. I'. Willis, International Distributor of Tanluc said: "There can be only one possible explanation, and It can be told in one word, 'Morlt.' " Thnt tells tho whole story. i.Vo preparation, no matter how oxtensively advertised, can pos sibly meet with such phenomenal success unlosa lt possesses extraor dinary cuiatlvo power." Thousands upon thousands are tes tifying dally that they have been re lieved of disease after years of suf fering by its use. Tanlac is sold In Mcdford by The West Sido Pharmacy, in Gold Hill by M. D. Cowers, and in Central Point by Miss M. A. Mee. Adv HELP WAJiTKIJ FKMApE WANTED Good dining room girl nt Cottonwood restaurant, Horn. brook. Totephone at restaurant's expense. 127 WANTED Girl tor general house work. Phone B67-J2. ' HELP VANTKt MA LB. WANTED Young man 14 or 15 for office work. Can go to school and hold the job. Box T, care Mail Tribune. 12G WANTED Truck driver. Mlravista Oichard, 097-3. WANTED Mill and yard men, gov eminent scale: good -camp condi tions. Snattlo Portland Logging & Milling Company, Ulendale. Ore gon. 1 WANTED At once, a messenger boy for the Western Union. Apply at office. WANTED Men. Medford Ice and Storage. WANTED Experienced orchard foreman by Sept. 1st. Stale exper ience and salary wanted. Dox X. Mail Tribane. WANTKI MISCKTiIjA NKOU8 WANTED Small second hand steamer trunk. Box S4, Mull Trib une. 128 WANTED To buy horses nt Dr. J. L. Helms', Wednesday, Aug. 21. Will buy horses, mares nnd mules from 5 to 10 years; no whites; must be sound and fat; weight from 1,000 to 1,400 lbs. W. 11. Donihnn. 120 WANTED Cream separator In per fect condition. U. E. Fobs, Talent, Oro. 127 WANTED Stock to pasture, 300 acres first class pasture, three miles south of Jacksonville, oc Sterling road. Carl Margrelter 127 WANTED A carload of alfalfa hny - Is lt first or second cutting? Give price of both, F. O. M. tho cars at Medford. J. M. J laid, ltosoburg, Ore. 1M WANTED Old junk rags, rubbor, brass, copper, zinc, lead and old Iron. Will pay best prices. Call 283-J, Medford Junk Co. WANTED Sell your croam to tho Johnton Prod. Co., Contral Paint, Ore., whore the tests and cash counts. WANTED Houses to move, build, Phone 4S8-M or repair or wreck. 4SS-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. WANTED HITBATFON. WANTED Position by experienced stenographer. Phone 305-L. 12S HELP WANTED Mnlo and Fcmnlo. WANTED Experienced pickers. Phono 5H7-.I2 at Meal Tlnio. WANTED Experienced pickers. 2 at Meal Time. Phono 597-. FOR SALE RKAIy ESTATE. FOIt HALE Must sell, 115 nidi's al $20: eighty cultivated. 350 acre at $25, one-half cultivated. . Ad dress llux J. K., Mall Tribune. 129 FOR RENT Five-room house, hard wood floors, full cement basement garogo. Phono 870-W. 1 FOIt SALE Small Improved ranch, three miles from Mcdford, choap and very easy terms. Abovo frost lino. PoacheH, pears, cherries, apricots, Concord nnd Tokay grapes; all kinds of berries. City water. Small house and barn. Sub Irrigated. P. E. Wynkoop, 820 West Twelfth street. FOR SAMS l.rVESTOCK. FOIt SALE Three well bred Jemey holfer calves about six months obi and ono younger calf. Phone 2-r3. I3S FOR HALE .1(1 head of shouts, av erage weight .Mi pounds; two sows, average 150; il small pigs, nverago 35 pounds. I. II. Patrick, pbone 17-FI2, Eaglo Point, between H and A In evening. 131 FOIt SALE Rnmhnutlei and Cots wold bucks: also ewes. Rosen berg Urns., Medford Hotel. 12(1 FOIl RALE - Cheap, teani"work horses, riding Raddle, and player piano. Mrs. Ernest Webb, C'enlrnl Point. 127, FOlfSALK 400 neoil Slirop5h"lr6 ewes and lambs, ronsonabln. Also good sheep rnach with ampin fenu to carry thru winter. II. D, Kubll, Applogato, Ore. 127 FOR RENT MlHi;Kl.fj.tNKOUH. FOIt It 10 NT From Nov. 1st, the brick warehouse occupied by I he Mcdford Fruit Co. Apply Archlo S. Ash. J39 FOR BALE MISCHLiLASKOUS. FOB SALE Crop of grain hay; alro team of good work horses, weigh 1100 lbs., and two Jersey cows. Also Duroc Jersey brood sow. Ad dross Glenn Stiff, Talent, Ore. Phono 6-K3. 131 FOR SALE Completo bakery equip ment including Black Diamond oven, show cases, pans, etc. In quire Central Point State Bank. 12S FOIt SALE 10 acres of silo corn; one 14-Inch sulky plow; one 12 Inch walking plow; one S-lnch orchard plow; one burrow tooth cultivator; one single disk plow. B. M. Potter, Central Point, Ore., R. F. D. No. 1, Box 10S. 127 FOB SALE Dry oak wood delivered in Med ford $350 per tier. In Jack sonville $3.00. Webster ranch, 1V4 north of Jacksonville. 137 FOB SALE A folding baby cart In good condition. Price ?3:00. Phone 3S4. 127 FOIt SALE Hardwood, easy to get to, no hills. Stack of good barley " hay. W Mutton, 4 Mi milos north west of Centra- Point. 12IS FOIt SALE south of school. Peaches. First place upper Griffin Croek 120 FOB SALE Kentucky Wonder beans, best for canning; 25 lbs. delivered, $1.25; 50 lbs., $2.25 Call 314-J or booth 21, Public Market. 12S FOB SALE OK RENT Cattle ranch. Also 60 head of cattle. Carl Bkyr man. Trail, Ore. 127 FOB SALE Body for Ford lV4-ton truck, cheap. Ituss Mill. FOB SALE- -Ford truck, Smith at- tachment. L. B. Brown. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOB RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOR REM HOUSES. FOR KENT Twelve-room house. partly furnished or not; furnace heat. Phono. 40C-R. 12S FOR RENT Nicely furnished six room house; also furnished two room house. John F. White, 714 West Eleventh, phono 449-M. 133 FOUND. FOUND Fishing basket on Rogue, Aug. 12. Owner can have by puy ing for ad and Identifying proper ty. Tom Futon, Pacific Slates Tolophono office. 12S TAKEX UP. TAKEN UP Ono whlto-faced yeur ling steer, branded Invertod 6 nnd fi on right hip. both ears notched. Owner enn have same by calling at Webster Orchard company's ranch and paying expenses. W. O. Web ster. 1211 LOST. LOST l,n undiy bug Willi clothing on August 11, between Agor and Klamath Hot Springs. Finder kind ly send C. O. D. to W. F. tlericke. Fromont, (Nebraska. 127 LOST On downtown streets stores Sntiirdny night. cameo brooch mounted with seed pearls. Howard for return to this office 127 LOST Rot ween Medliird, Crater Lako and Klnmnth Luko, u silk watch fob with gold Initials "A W. C." engraved on buckle. He- ward for return to A. W. Cheney, 497 Clay street. Portland, Ore. 127 LOST Hot ween Sams Valley mid Grants Pnss, postcard sizo Ansco folding camera, heavy leather carrying enso, with strap. Liberal rowarrl offered. Kindly notify A. Finch. GriintR Push, Oregon. 120 OEM CHTJNO China Herb Stort Horb euro ror earaclio, headacho, catnrrnb, dlpthcria, Bore throat. lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, boart troublo, chills and fov. er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation carbuncles, tumors, crackod breast, cures all kinds of goltars. NO OI EUATIONS. Modford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, the un dorslgned, had very severe stomach troublo and had been bothered for several yours and last August was not oxpocled to live, and hearing ot Glm Chung (wboso Horb Store Is at 214 South Front street, Mcdford) I de cided to got herbs for my stomach troublo, and I Btorted to feeling bet tor Us soon as I used them and today am a wall man and cau heartily rec ommend unyoun afflicted as I was to seo Glm Chung and try his Herbs. (Slgnod) W. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Modford H. n. Holmes, Eagle Point," Wm. Lewis. Eaglo Point , W. h. Chlldroth, Eaglo Point, C. B. Moore, Eaglo Point. ,1. V. Mclntyro, Eaglo Point, Goo. II. Von dor Ilellen, Eaglo Point, Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point. I'YIilny, .lime SHtli, War Savings Raj WANTED Will pay 44 cents cash for Eggs this week JohnsonProduceCo CLNTK.VIi POINT, ORE. FOIt RENT Kl'ltVIBHED ROOMS., FOIt REN'l -KIeeping "roomsT'v.llI give breakfast. 24T. North Cnmo street. 12 FOR EXCIIAXt;? FOR THADIO ltarr:raur:; w:-tcr its tern, for good ranch, ilox 43, liar risburg, Oro. l-'H MONfCV TO M)A. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib orty Bonds. J. H. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phono (M7.J. If MONKY TO LOAN to li' is n Mcdford proper'., r.siy month ly pvinnfr. H h I). V. Wod. BUSINESS IMUKrVi: Kilning Experts. CAMPBELL & I,n..lI.'nit.AN liilnos promltlng association. mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory nt 107 North Kir St., opposito Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mull given prompt atten tion. Attorneys. WM. M. OOLV1G -A'torncy-at-lnw. Medford National Hank lllilg. PORTER J. NEFF, Altorney-nt-lnw, rooms g and , Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Reamcn. Lawyer. Otmnfi- Corey Bnildlug. Anto EMtIa. LATHER ATJTO BPRINO CO. W4 re operating the largest, oldeti nd best-equipped piitnt In ft Pa cific northwest Us oar opr.nkl whon others fall. Said nder writ, ten guarantee. 34 Nottb Flf'oeRta St, Portland, Oregon. tinrtwar GARBAGE Get your premier cleaned up tor the luramor. Ca!l on the city garbage wiisons toi (tod iterTloo. Phone S51-Y. f. T. Alton, Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. 13. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified mot bod of account. lng. Particularly vulunblo to nnj business as a time-savor giving full business dotall. M. F. & II. Bldg., Modford. PIiodo 157-R. Instruction to V.iislc. JRED ALTON IIAIiillT Toucher el piano and harmony. HsJkM tfuslu Studio, 401 Omnett-Ooroy Bl.l Phone 72. Insaraooe. ALICE HOLLOWAY. F!ro, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with host K.uiriliih and Eff.rtern Companies. Oftico 408 Ownut Coroy Bldg. c EARL 8. TUMY fionornl Insurance office, Flro, Autumnlillo, Accident, Liability, Pinto Glaus, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Ponda, Excellent companies, good local Bervlco. No. 210 Gurnett-Coroy Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, .Managor. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOI'1'AT Ceneral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. " Fhjslcliin and 'cn. DR. W. W. HOWAKU Omeooaihti physlclaa. 303 C molt-Corey build ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. KM MENS Physician and surgeon. Pr.tctlco limited to myn, ear, nose ami thrn.it. i'yes toleu tlf it-ally touted and glawa mo plled. Ocullpt nut Aurii for S. I'. R. R. Co. Offices 11. I', v. II. P- Uldg. Phone jii7. Hit. F. (I. CAIiLOW Hit. EVA MAI. n.i f'AULOW OSTEOPATH II i PHYSICIAN'S 410-417 (lumen-Corey Uldg. Phono 1)01-1.. Resldeiu-o 2ti S. Laurel Street. Vctclinaly Xui'iieoli. lilt. (.'HAS. M. ANDEltSON Ash land, Oregon, Veterin.iry Surivon. Cattle HiM.cinlliit. II n.pitnl phono 5!i; reiddi'liio phono 'j-it. 1 W Pi lutei n and l uiiil Oiers MEDFORD PRIMING V' li-sa t. best equipped prim lew of iii 'A bouthorn Ore-en. Hwx td-idtnu. Ioobo leaf ImN-'is, blpli'r, iv i.or-'.a. etc. Portland p:i;c-i. 27 .',i;lt Fir tit. a.T-linrl. EAD3 TIIAN.U' Eti a. '!'.. Offieo 4 2 N jrt.i j. r.MH E16. Prices t'kb'. .r tntrd 1 bin fu ATTRACTIVE Will Irailr a ("(.!. v: ' ; i'; 1 2 Ml-arm rt(i: I il I i.' il , 1 : ! ;t i 1.1 Kruln nnd ultitlla, v.iail h iiiilln ;- , i iummI outsldu r.tfi !''.;" it ; tj.nl ford h'inu!. Soni. hm -a Hiiro uu luiiK titni) ;iml y ir i-. Will lrulo a v 'l mm.:.,, -I 'i ul ran' li fur a guml iheni.::i n i' i i hmim in Mt ilfutil, ii'ii! a :ni:l!. r. h Imlanro. A small ninrli, v !1 h.ij i v, o, crop Ih Hsliniati il U' ! worth This place kooh fur Brown k While 10 South Fir Street.