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Newspaper Page Text, i MTWFOTH) MAH; TftTBITNK MEDFORD, OnKflOX, MONDAY, DKOEMflFR 2, 1018 PA OR FIVT2 10 AMERICANS 10 If Tliu following irtcHHHKM lit 1 1) 110 roud by clergymen from ihulr ptllpllH thruoitt llio United Htukm, III churchim ur ult iliinuiiilniilloiiH, on Sunday, unci prosontud to Indues, jiraiinoii, women's clubs, fruloriiul bodies mill til liar orgiitilKutloit, ill roKulur or uiiuclul inuotlnKs betwoun Monday. lUicuuibor 2, mill Hundiiy, Uucuiiitxir 7, Jiiulimlvo. Again In full conridniici, I cull llllllll tint American pimple to Hut unhid Hundiiy. Poeoinhor firm, mill llto wook following, for tlio conitld nriuloll of Aimirli'H'H opportunity fur renawod uiirvlco iiiid'uucrlflcu, Lust nuiiiiniir, whim 1lio mllllury itltuutlou was lieu lo, wu unsured tliu Inlor-iillliid food conforimeo In l.iin tun tliul wluituvur tint wur fitud pro Krum of tlio 11 1 Hen roqulrntl, wu wore propuroil In moot; Hint llm conror unco hoed not consider whether or tint wo hud III 11 mipplliiH, wo with pre pared to find I limn; wo pledged our nelvna liy tlio voluntury (tcnnoiny of our people to Iiiivv tlio rune-mis In food to Hiipply nil niieoiiiillloa. 'I'lm oiiiIIhk of tlio wur iloi'H not rult'imu (lit from tint plmlKO. Tlio niimo popu lallmiH muni li fud mid until niinilior iti-amm hitN piimii'd tliuy runiiort food tlitiiiisolvus, 1 ; Hllimiliiii Alined Tlio cIiiiiiko III tlio foroliiii slluu tlnn nocnurlly niters llm dot til Im of our food program bociiuuo tlio froo lug of tlio noun from mihiiiorlun moil neo ronilorit noeiuiitlblo (ho wheat sup pll B of IiiiIIii. Australia mid tlio Ar gentina. Tlio tolnl food diimiuid upon Ilia (lulled Slnlcs In not diminished, liowovnr, On tlio contrary, It Is In creased, In nddltlou lo lint supply ing of those to whom wo nro nlri'udy plodded wo now huvo tlio splendid opportunity nnil ohllitnllon of inoot ItlK t tto iivoda of thoiio mllllouii of pei-pla In tlio hitherto ort'iiplod terri tories who nro facing ueliiul niurvu tloti. Tliu people of Belgium, nor lliorti Franco, Sorbin, Itoutiiiinln, (Montenegro. 1'olund, Itnnslu and Ar monltt ruly upon Amur leu for linnui dluto nld, Wo muni also pnrllrlpiito 111 tlio preservation of llio nowly llli nrutod nutlon In Attittrlu; nor ran wu iKiioro tlio effect an tho futuru World dnvolopmnntn of n fnnilno con dition among tli "oo otliur pooplo Whom wo huvo recmitly rdounoil from our onomloa, Alt those coiibIiI nrnllona in on 11 Unit upward of two liuildrwd million pooplo In nddlllon to those wo nro ulrondy pledged to servo urf now looking la us In 1 hull misery mid to m 1 110. Our appeal today lo therefor? Inrgor Hum tlio former up peal lo tin 'war conscience" of our people. Tho 'now nppiml is lo IhO "world conscience" which nnmt bo thn.guldlnif Inspiration of our futiirn prnurnm. The proHltlont of tho Unit ed Stales has mikod mo to take charge for tlilH government of thin work: to perfect unci onlnrgo tlio arrangement for foodBluffH to tho populations of Litilithirn and Franco now being ro- loused mid to orguiilr.o and dclormlno tho nnod of provisions to tho llhornt crt peoples of southern Europe to prevonl such dobnclo nit lias taken plaeo In Russia. '' Iloioriiilnlng Factor Tlio diilorinliiliiK factor for tho buccobb of audi an ciilariicd aiipral will ho Ilia vivid conoi lounmiifl' In every Individual In cunli cninmiinlty of oIiIIkiiIIoii mid opportunlly. It In ' that common recognition of obllKu tlon Hint wo now wlnh to cronlo. Such an .Intolllnciit "world connrlunco" In tlio Amnrlcaii pooplo in 11 hi ho tho inula dopvndimcQ of tho ntrlckcn coiintrlflH of tho world until norma! conditlona nro ouco ninro rcBtorud, Amnrlcn hy hor pnrtlclpallon In tho war hna accoiiipllHhoil hor olijcr tlvoa of HOir-dufciiBO, of vliidlcnlliiK tho offlolonoy of n Kovornmont In which tlio pooplo and tho pooplo only nra'BovorolKn, Hho Iiiib oBlahlluhcd tho foundatloiiB of Roviirninont hy tho pooplo thruout tho onomy coun IrloB mill Ih tluiR tho real hulwark of world ponco. Wo huvo yot to build on thoao founilnllons, No Rovorn liiout nor nation enn bIiiikI If Itn poo plo aro HturvlnK. Wo iiuiHt do our pnrl If tho world ho not commuted In ' n fliimo of anarchy. Tlio Amorlcnn pooplo In this most 'critical porlod of tholr hlBtory havo tho opportunity to donimiHtrnto not only their ability to nHBlflt In OBlnb llBhlnn poaca on onrth, hut iiIho tholr cbnuocrallon hy Bolf-doulal to tlio ciiuso of BttfforliiK liunmnlly. " V' (Slmioil) 'IIIOltUHllT, HOOVER... E FETE l'MriiAmcbPiiiA, nee. 2. !,ook lilk mora than sovaii yoni'R nhond, u mimbor 'or cIIIssoiih or Hi la city nnil slttlQ havo tuniod their nltontlun to tlio 1 0Otli nnulvoi'Bury of tho Blgultif; of tlio IViclnratlon of Independence. A rcfloliitlon linn boon propnrod for intioiliicllon In tho stato loKlBlature, which :icots In Jununry, for tho ap pointment of n ntnto communion to nrrntiRo a iiront lutornnllonnl oxhlhl tlon to :olcbrato tho return of ponce, In conjunction with tho liiOth nnni voraury of nntlonnl Indopondoneo In July, 1020. Appeal will ho mndo for cooperation on 'tho part of tlio whole nation and of our war allies an well, It In prnpnaott to ttrRO cmiRrofiB tn foni)t tjio cojobrittlgii. NEEDS MORE SHIPS DECLARES PIEZ TO SUPPLY EUROPE IMIII.AIilM.rillA. U. A11- iinuncQiminl t li lit tin comliiii of po ici will not Blow down muliirfiiily thr Bhlpliullillni; ml 1 v 1 1 Km of tlm ytirdi frlnxliiK Ihu Ilnlnwaro river Ib Hindi by CI1111 lr:i I'li'K, vlco picnldoiit mid Kijiioral iimmin'ii- of 1 lii) Kiii(iii;i;iic I'Mixit coi'pori(tliin, Tho work will lit loiMcnud only thru ollinlniitliin of nil (ivorilino liibor, Kurthur uHBiiruiici' ihiit no iniivo Ib con ( mhi1ui ;1 to ciir tull oiicriillOnii l.i kIviiii dully In ml vortlmMiiaulii In Iho papcrH horu fur nklllnd mid iinuldlli'il workmun for unitiloy incut at llm yuriln, h)iIpbiiI ninro uhlpB, uccorilliix to Mr, I'lor., w III bo nucdcil lo transport foid BiippllcB to f oil Miiropo, mid for Iho iioccnuury miitorlulH thai will hi ronulrod for tho rotonntriiction per iod In the war-nlrlckon 11 rim. "Wo ill 1 1 h 1 coiitlnuii lo build HlllpB for an liidofiiilo porlod to curry on that work," hiiIi! Mr. I'lost, "as thorn nro not ncurly onoutib at prommt. If any chanVvit nro mada In our luilld 1 11 K proKrum, they will uffoct only Iho form 11 nd dOKrna of tho work out lined." Tlioro b lo bo 110 whnli'suln cau collntliiu of coiilructB, or tliu iitlmltia llon of dupurlmi'lilB, lunlBted Mr. I'Iok, who diiclurod that whatever chnilKOB nro necivwury will ho of u Krndiiiil itort, and workorH wliono (l pnrlinonlB limy bo ubandoiiiid will be placod In othor brnuchOB of Iho In dustry. At tho world's lurKi'Ht iihlpyurd II11K Inland - work will ko Btitiidlly uheiid, and in mi Bklllvd In hullilliiK vnnnclu will havo no difficulty In Kcl IIiir vniiiloyiiioul I here. Mini with out vspnrluiicu limy find employment illip for Iho Brhool for liiHlructlou r1ioro "uroen IiiiiiiIh" huvo boon con vortud Into BhlpbulldoiB will ho con tinued. HOW PIKES PEAKI AIDED IN SOLVING COI.OUAIIt) llPIMNCS. (!.. Dec. J, l'ilii' lVuk. I lie old Koiitinel of the tioekv MiMiiitiiiiii. ul'ivcd 11 nor iiiciiiiKiiliTiihlii 1 in rt in tliu wiuniiii; of. llic world war. KxH'rf!iieiitn ciiinliietcil 011 the ihmik proved Useful in loslimt ciiudiiliiti's IVir nir iiilnls 11 1 to their mluiit uliilit v for IKiiiL' ut liiuh ultittido. Tiii'Ko ex lierimcnH were licmui in lilll lv Dr. K. t'. Selineider, lieiul of (lie biolosv ilepnrlment of t'nlormlo college, ami fellow hcienli-ls from Oxford nnil Valil, iiMuisled' by HtmleiilH in Dr. Selineiiler'H cIuhnuii. At tlinl lime, of course, n 0110 knew that the work would huvo military vnlue; hut te.it inu' npimriitiiN de.'-iiiiieil bv Dr. Selinoi del' Ironi liin observiitions on (he peak have lieeoine nliiiiilurilH mid ill tile endini: ol hostilities were pint of Iho fiiitipntcnt on everv aviation field. The experiments were ulnum-il for (lie piiri'0!-e of delcriiiiiiiuv the ulivs iolnu ill M'I'eels of liiuh ultitiides mid led lo important discoveries in re irurd to tho netioii of (lie heurl at lllousanils of feel, above sen level. II also was ilieoveroil llint lieiulil has Iho effect of iucreiisin'lr lite, white eorpuselcH of (ho liloml inul eonsc ipieiillv raii-eil disease.. i'esisiinL' pow. er.. The I'Xi'Ctiinetiis live vnliiiihlo inforiiiiilioti to Hie science of iii.:.!i eino us well lis to tliul of war 11111k- illL'. The 1'nileil Stales reeoeni.cil tho value of Dr. Kchnciilor'x oliserviilions, ealliui; him lo Wasliinirliin soon niter the notion had entered the war, ha ter lie was sent lo the aviiilion lnl oralorv al Minenln, l.iuiuf Isliind. lie was eiiininisisoneil n ciuitnin in the nrmvl ami Inter 11 maior. V3ftAMlVtAAIMAmiVWABM awAwvvvSrtvvwvwwwwvvW The lied Cross hns rocolvod a largo cnnslRiiniont of hospltnl nnd refiiROo matorlnl und ui'o much In need of workovs to hatidlo them. A lnrRa number of wonion woro worklim on Mondny but owing to two of tho rs ular ncwlni! days . fullliiR so iienr ThnnkflRlvliiR but fow woro prosent Iho remainder of. tho - wook. Too milch stross cnnnol bo laid upon tho linportnnco of the women coutlnulnR tholr Hod CrosB notlvltles for tlio tho war Is ovor tho Hod Cross work a Drugstore in the Land That Dbes Not On iho Market Half a Century. When you nro In porfoct honlth, nnd nro enjoying n strong nnd vlptor ous vitality, It in then that your blood In tvea from nil impurities, j ; Yon should bo very careful nnd rrlvo hood to tlio sliffhtofit Indication of impure blood. A sluftfrlsh elrcttla- ion is pfoi (miicejed sflia'pajcpil Ib JiiiiI as urgent us over and will coti II11110 In ho bo until rofuitcoit und wiitliidod are ilKitlu returned to tholr normal conditions In life. Al 11 nicotinic Kililay of tho xecil tlvo commlllno of tho lied t!ro8, .Miss I'lllziihelh KolKor wits elected ehiilrniuii for Ihu coiiiIuk Clirliitmiin roll cull. This Is 11 moiiihoruhlp 1I1W0 10 take place dilrliiK (ho week from Dec. tl lo fioc. 1!',) und durliiR thai 1 1 lii 0 II Ih Ilia piirpiiHO of tho Hetl ;,'roim to place tho nnnia of every nun, woman mid child In tlm country ipou tliu moiiiberHlilp roll of tho lied 'roii. MflONEY ASKS WHAT gS PRESIDENT MEANT SAN QI'KNTK', Calif.. Dec. 2, eletaiii 111I1I11K i'reuldiuit Wllrou lo 'Btiile oxuetly what you mean by loiiimiitntlon of my death nen timed" 'lefoio ho leaves for tliu poaco eonfer eace. wns rout the president by Tho iiiiis J. Mooney from tho sluie's pris on hero today. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bv A (.!. ili.wli tt . Henry MiCalie, litis lliiliburd mid Krnest .McKco and wife worn horo for dinner Monday, and Mrs. Win. tleulo of Unite I'ulls was hero -Monday for tho nlKbt. Allium! tho huslnei's callers wuh Poto Yoiiiik, Mr. lOcenhary mid T. C. DllKUll. The !'. & K, ciiinu In on time Tuofl duy nnil broiiRhl In two cars of lum ber from Mcdford for tho 1'lsh Uiko Ditch company lo bo lined In rcpluc Iiir llm old riuino up iiliovo hero and build now flume. There wus a cui 0," lumber camo In Inst week for Mlko Hanloy and there woro throo four-horso teams cumo In lo luko It U'.vuy Tiiesduy mornlnR. H iioems to be a funny Idea lo have the snwloKS bronchi out from . Untie Kalis on Ihu K., sawed Into lum ber and then shipped bark over the same road msuln to Kaitlo Point when there nro two nuwmllls on the rull- roail, 0110 11L. Hullo Fulls and the other four miles this Hide,' but thai makes bunliiesH for Iho railroad com puny. Put I underHtiind thul tho llultu I'lilln Mill cumpuny havo nil the orders Hint they run fill now from tho Rovornment. AmonR tho passotiKor on tho P. & K. Tiiesduy was J up Andrews of Med. ford, and hln Bbit.nr, Mrs. Ahlofleld of Cleveland, O., who Is out hero on visit and her brother was taking her up to Hullo 1'u11h to lake a look at that beautiful country, 11 It lib Hie way tlio day turned out It was not Ihu kind of day Unit one would select whoro tho parly wished to mnko n favorablo linpresHton, for about noon It commenced to snow und noon the folhiKO on tho evergreen trees was covered with a whim ninntlo. Hut, sho saw Iho country thru which tho roud passes beforo It commenced to snow. t C. J. Kafor, our nrownsboro mer chant wns nt tho KukIo Point dejiot to Bhlp tlireo-(iiiirlors of a fine beef thul In I RiicsB that. It was flnn, for I heard Mlko lluuley who wns there at tho depot to seo about his lumber, romurk that "You folks out hero seem to llvo on first-class beet" and It proved to bo for .Mrs. llowlott had a purl of It al tho Sunnyside. Kii Wul-.li was also n passcnRer on tlio P. & R. Ilo was roIiir up to Prospect to look after his sawmill ho has there. Also Mrs. !. D. Hill of Derby and Mr. Ward of Hutto Tails wero on their way to tholr homes. Dan Follows und J. D. Cnwpor of Trail ami Charjes Woodworth, re cently from California, 'wore hero for dinner Tuesday. .Mr. Fellows Is one of our lead In r Koal Rion In tho coun ty. Sr. Wo,!orth Is Interested In the fur business mid Is talking of locating In this section of tlio coun try. I seo hy the papers (hut the scljools in tho county havo, ub a general thliiR, opened airnln but tho ban Is Htlll on horo us whon 1 spoko to our mayor, Mr. J. M.I.Mchols about what llnio our school would open ho culled my attention lo tho fnco that, there woro some new casos of the flu In our town nnd slnco that Dr. Holt re ports that thero Is another fumlly down with Hint droad disease. The last case was that of a man by tho niimo of Able, camo In from Canada who had hud It anil that he Was well but took n relapse and thereby ruvo It lo his family, but at last accounts tho sick wero all dohiK well. But uponltlnR on the subject of schools, 1 1100 hy the officio; report of the voto In tho county on Iho normal school nmondmoiit that t herb Were sovornl hundred votes cast In Jackson County I nRnlnsl tho nmondnient, and 1 also , noi;cr'.i mill llio voio oil me luuume mouto was very high compared to tho other voles. I asked 0110 m tin hero at tor ho had voted how ho had voted 011 0110 of tlio nnicndilichts and ho mi8vcrod by snyhiR that ho voled no on nil bf thoin, tind In my nstonlsh liionl I nsked, '"You didn't voto Sell This Remedy appotito, n foolitiff of lassitude nnd a ponornl wonkoninfc of tho systom. It is then Hint you Bhoiild promptly tnko n fow liottles of ,1. S. S., tho gient blood purifier nnd Rtrenrthenor. It will clennso tho blood thorourihly nnd build up nnd strengthen the wholo tiy.itom. S. S. S. in sold by nil dru re gists. Valuable information nb.out tho blood supply can bo had froo by writ itiff t:i tho Swift' Spoclfle' Co. 21. Swiff Jt.ubprutory, Atlanta, C, . .. iiKaliml llio normal at AhIiIiiiiiI, did youY" and ho sold yes, thul ho voled no on nil of them; tliul If tho pooplo wanted (hair children lo bo blKher li.nn tho olnhth credo I'd Ihuru puy ror It themselves, thus shtittinx tho door iiitiilnst hundreds of yoiinR men And especially ftlrl't who would and could do well for Ihemselvoa with a lit Ilo help nro driven lo resort to men nil for u livelihood leu 11 honorable when with u trifle uddlllonal tax, only u purt of one per cent, help could ho afforded to. many dcscrvInK you ii persmiH nnd tho tuxpayer would never foci It, hut the trouble Is so many never slop to think and It Is a very common custom with many persons to voto for nothing on the ticket except for their party men and leave everything else either Muuk or voto 110. Mr, nnd Mrs. I). 1). MacChochon cumo In for dinner Wednesday and Ihey hud picked up n little Rlrl who xuvu her 11111110 an Klslo Cleveland as they camo out from ('old Hill, their present homo, but rormerly of Sacra mento, Cul. Mr. MucCboschen bus a contract lo supply the teams and ma chinery lo mnko the canal near Cold Hill. Miss Elnlo hud Blurted from Medford lo find her father who Is In charxo of Kd Philips' sheep above llrownsboro. They all took dinner ut tho Ktinnysldo und Mr. Woodworth volunteered to pay for tho little islrl'n lintel hill and bIuro fare and to have- her ro on the stage, but .Mr. MiicChochen paid for her dinner, Mr. Woodworlh camo Tuesday noon and spent tho iiIkIiI. ' COURT HOUSE REPORT Itoportcd by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Mitrrliiga Uccnscs K, J. Norcross und Wilhcliiiina I'. Ilockenyos. Circuit Court Andrew linker vs. Frank Hendricks. Certilicuto i;f lew. S. F. Heieherl vs. Joscphus Soov Smilli. Action. Xotiec. Hen II. Thompson vs. Fred Wallace Sear. Stipulation. Order. Judne ineiil. Michael AleUrulli. formeilv Jlich acl (I'Tonle, estiilc'. Affidavit of heirship. , Ileal Estato Traaretn Kllu Stevens to Frank (i. Stev ens. I. nnil in Ashland Grace Weeks Younir to K. K. Alluioii. Frnciioliul north west of section (I, township :i, riinuo 2 west : .? 10 Joseph X. Mcl'liui! to F.dnmnd h. Peterson. Fast hair of northeast, north half of southeast section' !,' ; town ship Id, rate.'e 2 I'ast. : , 1,.K)0 I'niled .States to Joseph N. Me I'rail. Sunie as lust above 2;i7.i iro n 2'.".ll to K. ('. fiilbcrt. I. and in Orehiird Home As sociation tract in sect ion township ;I7, mnifc 2 west 2:17-1 from 227! to . Wclhorn DRINK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. Says we will both look and feel clKin, oweet and fresh and &vcU Illness. Sanltnrj' .eciei:".e has of late mado rapid Btriuas wlili results that are of untold bIc8sinB to humanity. The lat est application of It j untiring research Ib the rocommendntton that It Is as accessarj- to p-.tend to intomal panlta llon of iho dr dnncre'syatem of the hu man body ar it Is to tho dralCB of tho houmv. " Thoso of us. who aro nccustomed to feel dull r.n.l heavy when we arise, splicing l-.c'ii'.aciio, stuffy from a cold, foul toiigud, nasty breath, acid stom ach, can, i'.u l.iiS, feol as fresh as a daisy by opouing t'.io sluices of tho sys tem eac.i morning mid flushing out tho wholo of tho internal poisonous stag nant mutter. Kvoryonc, whether ailing, sick or wall, should, onih. raornlug boforo lironhfast, drink a glass of root tot water with a tenspoonful of llmostono phosphato In It to wash from tho stom ach, liver and bowols tho previous day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous" toxins; , thus cleansing, nwcetonlng and purifying tho entiro lilimontury cntinl boforo putting moro food Into tho stomach. Tho action of hot water nnd limestone phosphato on an empty stomach Is wonderfully In vigorating. It cleans out all tho sour fermentations, gases, wasto'and acidity nnd gives one a splendid appetite for brenkfnnt. While you are onjoylng your breakfast the "phosphated hot water Is quietly cxtraotlng a largo vol. time of water from the blood and got tlng ready for a thorough flushing o nil tho Inside organs. , Tho millions of people who are both ered with constipation, blllouB spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; othors who havo sallow skins, blood disorders' and sickly, complexions aro urged to got a quarter pound ot llmo stono phosphnto from tho drug store. This will cost very llltlo, but Is suffi cient lo mnke anyone a prouounced craivk on tho sjibjeot ot lntornal san itation. . . ' City Treasurer's Notice bf Scml- . Annual Interest Duo - ' .' Notice Is hereby given that tho senil-nniiuiil Interest on the various city Improvements, paving, hewor nntl waterniiitn, is now duo on all property upon which an npollcatlon wns mndo to extend tlmo of payment. If not pnld by .lannnry 1, 1919 tho snhio will bccqjno delinquent nnd n penalty of tivo per cent will bo addod and property udvertlsed for snlo pur suant to Section 148 ot tho city char ter. ';'i':';" ' " ' . GPS It. SAMUELS, . . City .Trenail ror. p(.todiit9vottibey rj ig St Ilecson. South half of jiorlbciist. southeast of northwest. northeast of southwest, north halt' of seuihciist of southwest, west half "of southeast, north west of northeast of south cast in section I J, township :iH. nini-e I writ 1 mmK HOT TEA FOB A BAD COLD flfit fl Hmnll pacltnpn of TlamhuTg Uri!08t 'I'ea at any plinrmncry, 'I'ivkc a Inblf'iipfjonfiil of tht! tea, put a cup of holliiiff wuirr ujxm ft, jour thionr;h a bIrvc anrl drink a ta;up full at any time dirriiTtf t lie rluy or before n.'tirlotf. It in the HHMt ff:tlve way to break a cold and euro grip, an it openn the porf of the nkiri, ri'llnviri eontfttion. AIko Iookciih tin- bowelff. thu drivinir a cold from the nyHfm. xry it the next time yoti miner irom a cold or tho irrlo, Tt is lnejcpcnHlve and entirely vegetable, therefore afo ana nurmieHx. , LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT Bub Fain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest St Jacobs Liniment When your back In sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer 1 Oct a 30 cent bottlij of old, honest "St. Jacobs T.Iniment" at any drug store, pour a little In your hand and rub it right into the pain or ache, and by the tune you count fifty, the soreness and lumcnpRS is gone. ' . lhin't stay crippled! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to be uKcd only once. It takes the ache and pain right out of your back aud ends the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica and lame back misery so promptly .Votlra of Kalo of Government Timber General Land Office, Washington, D. C, November 14, 1918. Notice Is hereby given that Bubject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 218), and tho instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Septem ber i5, 1917, tho timber on the fol lowing lands will be sold Jan.' 2, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at tho United States land office at Itoseburg. Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of tho Secretary of the In terior. The purchaso price, with an additional sum ot one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to bo returned if sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must bo romped within, ten years. Bids will be-recelved from citizens bf the United States, associations of such citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offereu separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T. .35 S., R. 1 E., Sec. 1; SEW SWy, yellow pine 10 m., red fir 4 30 M., white fir 2 0 M., none of the yel low pine to be sold for less than $1.50 per M., and .nono of the fir to be sold for less than $1.00 per M. T. 15 S.. It. 2 V.. Sec. 25, NE hi SW)J, red fir 300 M.. yellow fir 900 M., cedar 50 .M., NW'A SW14, red fir 500 m., yollow fir S00 M., SWS SWV4. red fir 1150 M.. yellow fir 100 M., cedar,-50 M., SEV4 SWVt. red fir 550 rf., yellow fir 100 M., NE 54 SEW. red fir 550 M., XWU SEW. red fir 450 M., yellow fire 900 M., SW4 SE4, red fir 700 M.. yel low fir 350 M., cedar 50 M., SE'4 SEVi red fir 1025 ni.. yellow fir 300 M nono of the red fir, yellow fir or codar to he sold for less than $1.50 per M. T. 14 S., R. & W.,.Sec. 5, NEW 'NEW. red fir 850 M., NW14 NEW. red fir 700 M SWW NEW, red fir S25 M., SEW NEW . red fir S00 M.. NEW NWW. red fir 450 M.. yellow fir 450 M., NWW NWW red fir 100 At., yellow fir S:0 M., cedar 70 SI., SWW NWW, rod fir 235 M.. yellow fir 2250 M.. cedar 70 M., SE W NWW, red fir 325 M.. vellow fir 400 M.. cedar 115 M., 'NEW SWW . yellow fir 700 M,. cedar 70 M.. NWW SWW. yellow fir 490 M.. cedar 30 M., SWW SWW, vellow fir G40 11., SRW SWW, yellow fir T10 M., NEW SEW, red fir 3 70 M yollow fir 300 M.. cedar 5 M., NWW SEW, red fir 575 M., cedar 30 M., SWW SEW. rpd fir 880 M.. M-1W SEW, red fir SS0 M cedar 25 M rone of the red fir to lie sold for I0-5 than $1.00 per M.. and nono of the' yellow fir or cedar lo bo sold fur I033 than $1.25 per M. T. 17 S.. It. 0 W.. Sec. 13 Lot 2, red fir 190 XL. Lot 3. red :fir 305 M. Sec. 35 !XBs SWW. red fir 525 M SEW SWW, red fir 415 M NWW SEW. rod fir 4S0 1L, SWW SEW. red fir 620 it.. SEW SEW. red firs3S5 M., none-of the rod 'ttr to be sold for loss than $1.25 per Si. sec. 3 7, Lot I, red fir 190 St., NIS NEW NWW, rod fir 430 XL. W V4 NWW NWW. red fir 315 XL, nono of the red fir to lio sold for less than $1.45 per M. ' CLAY TALLXf AN Commissioner. Oennral Land Office. . WANTKU SITUATION. WANTED Position by stenograph er. experienced In law and general office work; Box 95, Mail Trib lino. " 216 WANTED Contract for pruning 'by two rellntila primers. Phone S3n B. F. Stono, 738 East Fourteenth street. 21 FOR KENT APARTMENTS. FOR R ISN'T One . completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. LOST.. LOST 38-4 woed chain between Tolo and Jlodl'ord or in Xlndford Return' to Mall Tribune office. 219 LOST Colllo pup. 3 Jtyrturroftti Finder return to H1 I 6 Bell-ans Hot water VBia Sure Relief RELL-ANS Imtfor indigestion UUiiV WAJHTBI- FKSIAIyK WAXTKiy Good roliahlo girl for housework. Phono 637-L. Mrs. J, E. Stewart. 220 WANTKII Experienced nurae would like children to board or care ror In her own homo. References. Wrlto It. A. V., Box 1C3, Route 3. .Medford. - 210 WANTED Woman to take wanning homo for family of three. I'hone 339. .210 WANTED Government needs thou sands men and women for govern ment departments. Hallway Mall, Postofflco, Customs, internal Rev enue. $1,100-$ 1,800. Examina tions soon. Experience unneces sary. For free particulars regard ing examinations wrlto. J. C. Leon ard, (former Civil Service Exam iner.) 1058 Kenols Building Washington, D. C. 215 WANTKTi .msUEMJNEOTJS WANTED To lease a ranch on shares or salary by on experienced farmer. Inquire at 511 South Oak- dale. Xledford. 215 WANTED To buy buggy and sad dle, must be In good condition Hox F, Mali Tribune. 217 WANTED Cleans and apples. Ad- drcSB Box C97, Medford. 216 WAl.VTED It pays to slmontec; get 'your car cleaned up. Cars washed, slmonlzed and tops dressed. First class work done. See me ro prices. Marion Kinder, Union Stables, South Riverside. 21C WANTED Honse to moT. kulld repair or wreck. - Pbona 48.8-M or 488-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg . ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thine. I'OU SALE POULTRY AXD EGGE FOR SALE Five fine cockerels. Fa- . mous laying strain of O. A. C Oregons. W. K. Parker, Central Point. Phone 19-X1. , 21o FOTt SALE Choice utility stock Rhodo Island Red bens for sale by Mrs. C. H. Pierce, R. F. D. 3. 216 FOR SAIJ2 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE Good ranch horse. What havo you. Phone 403-H. 220 FOR SALE Two sows with 1 6 pigs $100.00. One sow, $30.00. qulro lrs. E. "J. White, 428 West Fourth street. 220 FOR SALE--Good reliable work horse cheap if taken at once. Phone 25-R2. 217 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good saddle pony. Berkeley Orchard. 219 FOR SALE I have 100 good thrifty bred owes. D. Rosenberg, Hotel Xledford. FOR SALE Team, wagon and har ness, $2a0.00, part cash, terms on balance. Inquire at Old Latta Place, one mile north of Central Point. 216 FOR SALE RRAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Lot 10, block 2, Fa- brlck's addition City of Xledford, $300 cash, $330 terms. Address owner,- 444 East Harrison street, Portland. Ore. 217 FOR BALE XIlsCEliLANEOUfV FOR SALE Last wook. Everything must go ranch equipment Includ ing Bulky plow, harness, tools, otc. Household goods, beds, dressers, tables, etc. Bargains for cash. Phone 571-R3.' R. DeWit. . 220 FOR SALE Buggy and Hardie spray rig. a bargain. Phono 611-J4, Foothills Orchard. ,217 FOR SALE Two overcoats, milk crocks, churn, lanterns, crosscut saw. Phone 652-R. 216 ""OR SALE Red beans, Sc; rye seed 5 V4 c Berkeley Orchards. 219 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. S4 2-R, evenings. Phone FOR SALE Household furniture, chickens, etc. Call 712 West Palm. 216 FOR SALE Biocx currots. Phone No. 411-J2. Call evenings. H. C. Maury. 2 15 FOR SALE A bargain for cash, one Ford touring car in first-class run- nins condition. Good tires. Call nt Young's Garage. FOR SALE Two Cadllnc automo biles; will make good delivery or truck. Inquire at 142 North Front Street. . 234 FOR SALE Think this over.. "It pays to fertilize!" Now is the right time. Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. FOR SALE O. A. C. bnrloy, grey oats, red oats, ryo,. seed wheat. All recloaned stocks. Ralph Waldo Elden, Kuss Mill. FOR SALE Fancy Vetch, seed. Bltiostem seed wheat. Washington Hybrid seed. Vetch and barley baled hay. Corn. One fine young cow. 50 slionts. ' IK brood sows. Phono H. W. Bingham 597-J3. FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 ner ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central Point at meal hours. f FOR SALE Corn. Green Mountain . fiUHUbi TUCftfi SOH'i FOH KXtfflASnit. FOR EXCHANGE 008 aero sheep ranch, price $3 per aero. Will take half .Medford or Ashland pro perty; profor rastilotme. Must lu good; no Junk. R, 1, Box (Id, Brownsvlllo, Ore. 218 FOR, RENT Corner Thirteenth nn Front, liotiup, nam una inrco lots. Phono 403-11. 320 FOR RBS'T .Modern six-room houso, tour closota and bath, closo In. Phono 652-R. ,115 JIOXF.V TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will Duy iad erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 1 North Grape. Phone 647-.I. tf DUHIXKSS DIRECTORY , . ; Attorney PORTER J. NEFF.'Attorneyat-law, rooms t ana 9, Jioaiora omuiuubi Bank Building. A. E. Reames. Lawyer, Garnett- Coroy Building. Auto Supplies LA HER APTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the largest, oldeal and best-equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. . Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North- Fifteenth St., Portland, Orfgon. Garbage GARBAGE Get yonr premise cleaned up for the summer, can on the city garbage wagon for . good service. .Phone 351-V. J. Y. Allen. " Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look into- our simplified accounting; method. XI. F. & H. Building, Xledford. Pbone 157-R. - Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Haight Muslo Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. - ' Insurance EARL S.-TUMY General Insurance Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey . Bid Good local service. Helen Tumy, Manager. - ALICE HOLLOW AY Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. - Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. 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Office 43 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford A strictly 'modern 5-rooin cottage, with screened -porches, cement walk, garage and driveway, chicken house and lot, and close in, everything paid up, a clear title ' and a bargain. AVe have several splendid values to f for you at this time Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, INTJfiltUKbAS aOTWAB OO : TIME CARD -Leave Modtord for Asniand. Talent and 'Phoenix dall, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:16 p. m Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dailyexcept Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.a and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 0:30 p. 111. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. in., nnd 12:30, 4:30 and : 3 0 P. .. .