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Newspaper Page Textiri&flotro iif Atf; . Wifa, mctpord, orf)ont, THnnspAT; TOfrnETi-- iflis PvOTC TTTTWTC Houston raises GRAZING FEES UNREST ; PORTLAND, Duo. la, Secretary 'Houston,, believing UiMiurthor. sus pension ot tliu incraaso In national forost kcuhIiik roan f lrt decided on In 1916 is no longer justified, hu iiiiiiouncml now rutin to ku Into ofttivt Muroh ,1,1019, uncording to u an iiotiiicomoiit received from tlio Wanh Inn lun office of I ho forest service 1y IllHirlct Forrntor Uuorge II. Cnell, Portland. , Kffoctlva at tli samo llirtii, lit has authorized tho grunting of flvo-yuur nrnilng permit where Ilia conditions wtirrmit uutl sitNi our mils iiro clunlruit by Ilia stockman, ,. . -. "In uccordunca villi Ilia conilu lon reached by mil on February 1, 1817," Hccralnry, Houston bin In formed the stockmen thru lalfor to their two nallonul associations, "that the charge for grazing . nhould be ibasod upon tho real value of tho tor ago, I have decided Hint beginning .Mkiroh l, IB III, tho charge for, graz ing upon tho national forests during; . thtt year-long porlod will Iki from tO.KO'to 11.00' per livid for chulo, varying with tho advantages of the different ranges. Tho ralo for sbsop slid goat on each forest will be 25 inr inl of llio rale for vtlttlo. Tho rule. for horm will bo 25 per-cent more than for cattlo, nrtd the. rate fur wlno '25 per cont limn, Tho Propor tionate .charge for grazing durlnx only bnrl of each yoar will lit In ucroVdapce with llio provisions of. the national forest regululloui." . .! GEN. 'DITRIEff' iS EXECUTED BY SOVIET STOCKHOLM. Deo. 12. OeiieruV Kustiki anil Dimitrieff of tlio liiiHuiun nmtv, hove been shot hv order of the local soviet nt I'rapninornk, accord ing o nil official Ukrainian statement received hero .from Tclrourud, M. Htiklilofl', former minister of .com niereo mul cirtmiiiuuea vions , in biio Austrian uiihiot, wiim tihot lit Ilia game time.. - - - j . General Runxki hi Hie outbreak of tile war ouinmiitulcil llio llu&siiui tnliiua jn Northern 1'olnnJ. ... Uniicml Itmlko Uimit riol't in a Bul uiuiiiii mul pluvod ii prominent part in the llulgnriitti cmiipuiirh nmviiist the .Turks In 1112. Ho ioituid the flnMaii nnnv no a volunteer in Aus ump, 1HH, ami coiiimiiiHlcd tlio Itun inn rnrruti wliiub cuiilurvil I'rxemVMi. (J. titer ho wiim eointunnilor of tho Ktix- xiun trooiio on the Kmn front. U. V OFFICERS , 'RBRMN, Wednqadny. ,I)oc. Jl jiiriRnnior ueunrai Marnea anu i.iau jlrnanta Oalllard and Scliolllng of tho American eommlaalnn for tho repot Vlutlon of war ,prUoners arrived. In flerlln last nlRht. They wcro tho Iritt American offlcera to arrive In Itorlln slnco tho aignlng of tho nrmls- iksT OF NEUtRAL NATIONS '. ; SEVER BOLSHEVIK) RELATIONS ; l : ' NATION : rilBISTIAN'IA. Doc. 12.Tlie Xorwciriim letratiou Iiiih left Petro- t(imd...ni'conlinir to llio. At'tjmpoftloo 'J'he nowHthinor ronorlu also Hint Don- murk', (ho liml oT tlio notitrnl qouhtriim to ciuitinuu relhtionM with tho Hul tdioviki uovernnnmt,' in about to hovov .tlicui.' - ...J ' : !' 1 . ! ' - j; 1 To (lunrit, AKnliiNt Influpniu i ,UonU lot tho Uread Infjuonaa gel ,y9U. .If you have oron llio allglilont cough or cold., bettor bogln using .Foloy'a Ilonoy and' Tar nt onco. plhhry AVUIlH, Bandy Point, Toxiia, la ciio of. ninny tliouaanda who consider fthla I'omody "Just fine."; no anya '1 nuffornd aovorely V-with .a . bad od.uglij. after naing f(ur or five dol- - tors .worm ot uiiiuruiuvaooii;iiiua uv billed to try Koloy'a Honoy and Tar Oho botllo gavo relief, Usat modlolno I ovei-1 unod." 'ContnliiB no oplatea . I''or,aalo by Modford Pharmaoy. i i ' KltiD Geora's Visit Denied. :;r;OSUON., 2. Ilnnorta llusl Kliiir'-ileovifo ' ilonlempliitcs n vltdt to the I tuti'd KtutuM lire lUmmil here. , Pl)t CRfeAM IN h0& f AMD STOP CATARRH frefla How To Open Clogged Noa tribi and End Head-COlda. ' ' You foci fliio jn fk foW ipoincnJi.',.l)r(iijil Void In h,aajit. br,''alarrh wtU.'ko ;'RoHo,' 'Your cWgwd iiontrlla will open. . The ar (pmnagea of your Head, .will olimr nnr. yom'oiih hroaiho freely-; No morO'flUll- , '.iiesij'.:koaimohai no.lmwklng, smiflling, miU'iiUa dlacliargoa or drVafBoj no strug ttllnir for breath at nlirlif. , Tell your druggist you want a small t liottla of Mly'a Orcani Bnlin,, .1 Apply a .llttlo of tlils fragrant, antlsnptlo crcaih In your nostrils, lot It penctrato through every air passage of tlio liondt soothe and hoal tlio swnlleni Inflamed ' mucous niembrnno, and rollof comes-Inatnntly. ...It Is Just what evalry cold and catarrh lulTcrer nooils. ., Don't stay eUiffod-pp ' and wisonwiv, i. . iL; ... GROSS QUOTA OF 1917 MUST BE DOUBLED IN 1918 1'OltTLANl), Dec. 1 1 Orogon will linvo.to aoctiro coublo tho nuin bor of Hod CrOHK nicniborslilps oil tnlnod lam your If It Ih to mulnliilh Its rnuiituiliin as a aluie which uovur falls whim tailed on. Thoro Jiave boon no iibotaa eutubllsbua for the Itnd , Cross moinborsblp cainpulgii, Doconiber 10 to 'i'i, other than that "universal meiiibersblp" la desired, and that cuuaua that every adult must become u component part of , tho grent huiiiuultiirliin lasUlutloii If Its program la to. bo fully ciirrlml out. Tlio mill tbruout tho nation la for fi O.UUO.OdO iiioiuberH to answer the Christmas roll cull. A year ago tho ChrlHtniak ilrlvo netted 2Z.0U0.U00 niuinliors. Consequently, .. Orogon in usi prodiico . more Ihun twice as lliuiiy members In tho ponding cuui pnlgn as It did in tho holiday drlvo of IK 1 7. A yoar ago plural mouihori ships wuro solivltod, but this time an Individual la asked to tako Just ono membership.. It la not a matter of raising a largo sum of money, but of gaining members , . , Kaoli city and county In , Oregon knows ,what memborehip was pro ducod iu their local drlvo lust year That la the bonis for th ponding campaign. .It 'must b inoro ; than doubled If Oregon la to go over llio (op onco mora and It should be re- mom bored that in tho Ked Cross atnmberaulo drive 'at last Christmas ..... ' .. . . . .. yregon waa me uaiiner sinie or union.'" , . ; m EXTENSION OF ARMISTICE TE I'AHIS. Hue. VI. (lluvitH.) Xe. aulintiuiiH for the prolongation of the tinrman , nrinnlice begun touav ut Treve. Khoiiinli 1'riiHKin. :' . ' 1'ho .Matin niivh that tlio Qornuin nnniNtiee. delegate liuvo rcuiieHtcd that tlio.allii.ti reinforce their troopK at, certain pointH in order to aid the German : niithpriticN in maiiitaiuine uuiet, . The newnpuper ikIiIk that in ciimm where (lerinun mililarv chielw mnv urge more vxlcndcd ueciinntiou in central Oenniinv the alliex will limit tho Huiuliiiir of trouiwirito Uennnn lorruorv piiiv.lv the neecsMiivs oi oe cnaiulto tlml mnv arise. ' SECURE- ' flu Injunction PASADKNA, Cal Dw. 12. Tho Klrst Church of Christ Scientist; of Pasadena has soctirod on Injunction In tbo superior court forbidding tho hoallli, officer and chief of ' police from Interfering with the holding , of church Korvlcos, Tho city attorney stipulated In writing that tho influ ema closing order was invalid. TODAY S MARKETS Portland Livestock I'OHTI.AXD. Ore. Dee. 12. Cut tie htendv. reeeiptH C"i4. Steers, prime, n.J0(fi12.0l): good to choice tiunnf(7)U,r0t' niedium to good 0.ri0(Sit).0l); fulr to modibm$8.00(a' 0.00; eoiiinion to fnir. $..il)M.o(l nowjt mul hoiforv. choiuc, .7.73(08.00 medium to good. ll.00(n)7.00; fnir ,to mcdmm, ."),()0((i)tl.l)0: ennners. ifll.OO ()4.00: bulls. r).00fni7.00; cnlveu, !.00((fa2.()ll: Ktoekors nnil focders, t).00f(i:l).00. ( - i. , I Hogs Htetidvv roeoipts 402. Prune mixed, $l(l..")0((i)ltl.7"); rough honvics W4.T5Wltt.00 : pig. M.00fo)l 3.00 Iml It of Miles. 10.85. Kbeep stendv; receipts 12n. rrimu lamliH. $L2.l)0(ct)i:i.00: fnir to medium) $0.l)0(a) U.OO :t ' ycnrlings.-; 10.00fn 11.00: wethorH, (HM)O(aUO.OO: owes $0.0fl(8.0l: rouili lionvtes, $14.0W 14.7U, ,1 ...... - i ' I'OKTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 12. Uul tor firm. Citv erenmerv prints, ex tras. box lots. G3c:.cartons, (hlu: half boxes; 'Ac more ! k'SH than hull' boxes. le nioro. Jinving pneo butter-fat countrvi 07 oi' cube cxtrns, 02v!o.j Portland Grain . , ' POKTLANHi Doe. IS. Outs. $33 1 : corn. I MlllBtiiffs Mm run f. o. b. mill Carlota $32.10; mixed cars J32.60 less than oartota 184.10(3)36.10: roll ert barley $8850; rolled oats 81B 65; ground barley $E0B0; alfalfa meat $4044 IDF MiUpnd Mrs.; John BJiort and bahy JHari'lel, w.efo Snhdiiy, gxostB ot Mr and Mrs. ,R. Vi isngoi, ; 'Herbert . Muthewa returned Von day evening front the. Military train- lug. camp In Texan and Is making, a abort visit at tho "Rozalla rnncn. Jlll'9, JlBVlft JBPVPS Htl OflQ.rg8 Jft"' eoba Worn dinner guests Biindny of! Mr. and, Mr- O, fi. AWptii . i . i ; , i Mrs, Dluwlddla wiim cullod to Ash land Thursday by tlio serious Illness of Iter lirotbor, -Mr, atunnett. and slaved over fur tho funeral which was Moniluy,. lllvorslilo frlondg doop iy sympathize with Mrs, Dinwiddle In ber sorrow. ' , . , , . , . Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Jonoa apent several days, the pust week ut their mountain homo doing aonio work on their mining property. Mrs, 1, H, Porterv Mrs, R. W Kngol and "Harris Portor woro Medford alioppers Krldoy. . Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Alden and Mrs. II.' I). Jones woro In Mcdford Mondny and ultendod llio Karm tlureau meot- Ing at the library. llerl Pratt, who has boen 111 the pust two months was given dlHoharge from the Grains Puss hospital and returned to Bremerton the last of the week. Mrs. W, II. Htrikor visited her sis ter, Mrs, llrusliero at Rogue River on Friday, ' , - - . ' Several of tho ladles mot at tho lloiiilia ranch Weilneaday afternoon and sewed for the Red Cross. The llocreatlun club mot with Mr. John Short, Jr., on Thursduy. Plans woro mudo-lo make up a box, for the Ilelglmis, Mm. II, I). Jones was ap pointed' h reproaontativB of- tho club to attend .muotlnga in Medford hold by .Miss McCormlck. The magazine article by Mrs. Abby Cbumpiln was very interesting and a paper on ling- laml read y Mrs. 11, I), Jonos was full of up-to-date facte and very. In structlve. Tho next meeting Is Dec. IS at tho home of .Mrs. C. P. Chain- Pltn..- -'. : ).:; . Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Uoyd and chil dren called at tho 1..J1. Porter home Bimiloy. , .. . , . , , ,. , ,, i Mrs. Rose Uny and Herbert Math ews drove to Modford Tuesday. TRAIL ITEMS Dick Dessy Is slowly Improving but la sttll at Trail. He was hurt whllo currying tho mall, ' Mrs. Geo. Lynch spent Sunday with her daughter Vorda at Trail. Lowell Aiib's friends gave htm a pleasant surprlso Saturday eyonlng whon they all gathered at bis homo. Tho evening was spent In playing games. i Geo, Adamson la carrying tho mall for John Wlnnlnghnin. - Mr. and Stra. Kd Ponco of Central Point, apent Sunday with P. R. Daw son and family, v John. Hoist returned homo from Trail, Just In limo to have the fin, as ho cumo down with It soon after he arrived. kovlo Hutchison returned home from Modford Tuesday where ho has been attending high school. Mrs, Will McDonald received word her husband Is much improved. He Is In Pomeroy, Vn 111 with the flu. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. '.. Circuit Court Cheater C. Gault vs. Ina I. Gault. Answer. . Venlta O. Stoffen vs. Frana 'A. 8teffon. Demurrer. . t Roy Snlea vs. Kmma L. Sales. De cree. . 1'rolmto Court Louis V. Holladay est. Inventory and appraisement. Ebonezor W. Osborn est. Inven tory and appraisement. Clnlro Loverno Conroy et al (mln- WHEN YOU WAKE UP. DRINK GLASS . 5 OF HOT WATER Wash the polsona and toxlna from ystem before putting more I food into atomaoh. 8aya Inside-bathing makea any one look and feel clean, - sweet and refreshed, v, vvosn yourseu on tno insuie nerore breakfast like you do on the outside. This la vastly more Important becauso the skin pores do not absorb impuri ties Into tho blood, causing lllnosa, while the bowel pores do. For ovry ounco ot food and drink taken into the stomach, nearly an ounce ot waste matorlal must be carried Out of the body. If this waste matorlal la not eliminated day by day It quickly . torments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which are absorbed or sucked Into the blood stream, through the lymphi ducts which should suck only nourishment to sus tain the body. A splendid hoalth measure. Is to drink, before breakfast each day, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of. llmostone phosphate In It, which Is a harmless way to wash Hi oao poisons, gases and toxins from the Btomaeh, liver; t kidneys ami bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimentary rnnnl before putting more food into the stomnoh. i ' s , i A qunrtor pound of llmo'sttmo phos phate costs but very little ,at the drug Btore but is sufficient .to niiiko auyono an onthuslnst on Inslde-bathlng. Men and women who are accustomed to 'wake up with a dull, aching head or nave furred tongue,, bad taste, nasty breath, sallofr complexion, others who have hlllmiH attacks, acid stomach or oonstlpntlon ., nrov assured . - of -pro. notinccd Improvement in both hoalth aptj appearance Bliortly. ,, ors), estate,' Order nppolutlng gaar- dlan, ordo . appointing apprulsora and 'bund of guardian. : , , f y , , . ( ., ,' ftcui I'xtote TriilnfTS Elizabeth Frances Gllove to W. J. Albort, land in Ash land i.l 10.00 C. 11, Thomas et ux to O. H, .Thomas et ux. Lota 1, 2, 3, blk, 48, Suminllt Add. to Ashland 1.00 Chester A. Purvln to O. U. Hulblg et al, land In Med- fod ....i 1. V. Mundy et ux to L. Nled- ormdycr, WV4 of sec. 2; WIV4 of 815 of !. 2; SW. of NB of .see. 29; W'A ot ntn. 80, NH3 of sec. 80, Sj 'Ot BK of. sec. 30, H of SB Of sec. 80 all In twp. 37, It. 1 K. :. U, 8. to John Mexslno, H ot S'i- of sec. 24, twp. 84, R. 2 W, .' ; 10.00 1.00 WorMi Attention of Women " When you foel too tired to work whon dark puffs appear under your eyes, when you wake up weary with backache or pains In sides and loins, when fnusclas and bones ache, when you suffer rheumatic twinges, when lumbago puts you down, then you know the kidneys are weakened or disordered, Mrs, T. .1. . Ilucknell, Route', Hardy, Neb., write: "I am recovering-from an attack of lum bago," by the aid of Koley Kfdney Pllls. They u rely have helped me." For sale by Medford Pharmacy. GRAY HAIR BE DM ANDJEAUTIFUL Try Grandmother's Old Favorite . Recipe of Sage Tea and v . v . Sulphur. - :. i " 'Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound 4. bring back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Tear ago the only way to get this mixture waa to make It at home, which Is mussy and troublesome. . Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sul phur Compound." You will get a large Dottle of this old-time recipe Improved by the addition of other Ingredients, t very little cost Everybody usee this preparation now, because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It doee It so naturally and evenly.- Tou dampen a sponge or aoft brush with It and draw this through yonr hair, taking ona sriiall atrand at a time; by morning the gray hair dlsaoDeara. and after another ap plication or two.'your hair becomes beauUfullv dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. Wyeth'a Sajre and Sulphur Compound la a delightful toilet requisite. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevenUon of disease, -. .. i , . - i Notice of Bale of Government Timber Goneral Land. Office. : Washington, D, t., November 14 1918. Sotlco is hereby given that subject tn the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 218), and the Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Septem ber 15, 1917, tho tlmbor on the fol lowing lands will bo sold Jan. 2 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at public auction at tho United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, .to the highest bidder at -not less than the appraised value as slnwn -by -this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the faeoretury of toe In terior. The purchaso price,, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thoreof, bi Ing commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sala, money to be returned if sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue tor the timber which must be remoed wlthU ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, associations ot such citizens and corporations. organised under tho laws of the United States or- any atuto, torrltory or district thereof only. Upon application of qualified, purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offerea. separately before being included In any orror of a larger unit. T. 33 S R. 1 K.. Sec. 1: SE14 SW14, yellow pine 10 m., red fir 430 M., white fir 20 M.,- none ot the yel low pino to ue sold tor loss than $1-50 per M and none of the fir to be sold for less than 11.00 per M T. 15 S.. R. 2 W.; Sec. 23. NEK SWK, red fir 300 St., yellow fir 900 Ma, cedar 50 M., NWK SWK. red fir 600 m.. yellow fir 800 M SWK SWK, red. fir 1130 M.. yellow fir 100 II., codnr 50 M., SEK SWK, red fir 5 SO M.i yellow fir 100 M NEK SEK. red fir 530 JL. NWK SEK. red fir 450 M., yollow -flro 900 M., SWK sek. red fir 700 m.i yel lbw fir '330 M.. cedar 30 M.. SEK SEK red fir 1025 yellow fir 300 M,, none ot tho red fir, yellow fir or cedar to. bo sold for less than xl.oo per M. T. 14 S.. R. 6 W.. Sec, MiiK IXEK. rod fir 850 'M., NWK NEK . rod fir 700 M.. SWK NEK red fir S25 M SEK NEK , red tlr 800 M NEK NWK, red fir 430 M yellow fir 430 M., LWK .NWK red fir 100 M., yollow fir 850 M., cedar 70 M., SWK NWK. red fir 225 M yollow.flr 2250 M.. cedar TO M SE K NWK. red fir 325 M.. yellow fir 400 M., codnr 115 M., OvEK SWK. yellow fir 700 M, cedar 70 JL, NWK SWK. yellow, fir 490 M., cedar 30 M.. SWK SWK. yeilow fir 640 JL, SEK SWK, yellow fir 740 JL. NEK SEK. rod. fir 870 M., yellow fir 360 JL, cedar 65 M., NWK SEK, red fir 575 XI.. . cedar 30 JL, SWK -SEK. rod Ilr 680 JI. bEK SEK. red fir 880 JL, codnr 25 JL, none of the red fir to.be sold for loss than $1.00 per M.j and none of tho yellow Ilr or cedar to he sold for loss than $1.25 per n. T. 17 S R. 6, W Sec. 13, Lot 2, red fir 190.JL, Lot 3. red tlr .193 JL Sec. 83 INK SWK. red fir 525 M., SEK SWK, red fir 415 JL, NWK SEK. rod fir 480 JL, SWK SEK. i red fir, 620 JL, SEK SEKi red. flr-335 M.i none of the red fir to be sold tor loss than $1.25 per Jl, Sec. 27, Lot, 1, red. fir 190 .JL, NV4 NEK NWK, red fir 480 JL, NK NWK NWK; red fir 315 JL, none of the red, fir to bo sold for less than $1.45 per M. ' -''V .. . CLAY TALLMAN, CQiuittlesJoaWi Qeuecftl urnl 0Uise Tile DIE1 During -,, i and Alter The Old Reliable Round Package m m ' -- -- - jy, Thus Advertising Rates , Classified One cont a word. Locals Ten cents a llnq. , Legal Five cents a line., , . Display 25: cents an inch.; - Contract rates on application. - HELP VVAirKI MALE. WANTED Teamster. Phone 597-J2. , . . Ordiiiiince So. 002 ALS' ORDINANCE to protect, and safeguard the health of tho people of tho City of M-edford and prevent the further spread of Spanish Influenza. THE CITY OF MKDFOKD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to be In any store, hotel lobby, office, club room, place of business or public place within the said City of ..Medford. or on any street, mlley, sidewalk or thorough fare , wlthlni said City of Medford without wearing an influenza mask consisting of not less than three thicknesses of cotton gauze covering the i. 051 and mouth of said person, until this ban shall be lifted by order of the board ot. health of the City of Medford. -, i . : , . , Sec. 2.. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not less than five ($5.00) dollars nor more than ten ($10.00) dollars or by Imprison ment in the city jail for not less than two days nor .more than five days, or by both such fine and Imprisonment, See.. 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in cunflict herewith are hereby repealed. Sec. 4. Inasmuch as there is an epidemic of Spanish influenza wttbin the City of Medford and it is neces sary for the Immediate preservation of the- peace, health . and safety of said City ot Medford that the provis ions of this ordinance become effec tive without delay in order to protect and safeguard the health of the people of tbe Citv of Medford, NOW THEREFORE, " - By reason of the foregoing facts an emergency is hereby declared to ex ist and it is necessary for the Imme diate preservation of the- peace, health and safety of this city that this ordinance shall be In full force and effect immediately from and after its passage by the city council and approved by the mayor. r h Passed by the city.c ouncil this 12th day of December ,1918 and signed 4y me In open session in authentication of Its passage this 12th day of De cember, 1918. (Signed) C. E. GATES, - ,- Xlayor. Approved by me this 12th day ot December, 1918. (Signed) C. E. GATES. Attest: v 'Mayor? (Signed): JL L. ALFORD, t city Recorder. . (SSAL) . ... Ordinance No. W.l -AN ORDINANCE amending,' Sec tion 4 of Ordinance No. 129 entitled "An Ordinance to establish i a city board of health, to define the duties of the physician to be the health offi cer and to -protect the public health and prevent the spread ot contagious and infectious diseases In the City of Medford, Oregon, approved July 6, 1907. THE CITY OF J1EDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: i. ; Section l. That Section 4 of Or dinance No. 129 entitled "Air Ordin ance to establish a city board of health, to define the duties of the physician to be the health officer and to protect the public health and pre vent the spread of contagions and Infectious diseases in the- 01ty of .Medford, Oregon, approved July 6, 19071 shall 'be amended so asto read as follows; ; .'Sec. 4. The diseases which are dangerous: to the public health, and which shall he immediately reported to the city health olfkors are -hereby declared to be smallpox, chickenpox, bubonic plague, loprosy, diphtheria, membraneous croup, cholera, scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough, tu berculosis, typhoid fever and Spanish Influenza." : . Sec. 2. Inasmuch as there,ls an epidemic ot Spanish Influenza within the City of Modford and it is neces sary for the Immediate preservation of the peace, health and safety of the said City of Jledford that the provis ions of this ordinance become effec tive without delay In order to protect and safeguard the health of the peo ple ot the City of Jledford, , , NOW THEREFORE, . , By reason of the foregoing vfacts ail emergency is hereby declared to exist and.it Is necessary for the im mediate preservation of the peace, health and safety ot 4hls -city that this ordinance shall be in full force and effect Immediately from, nnn after its passage by the' city council and approval by the mayor. Passed by the city council this 12 th day of December, 1918 and signed by me in open session -in authentication of . Its passage this 12th day of December, 1918, . - . (Signed, C. E.. GATES, ' .I.-.--- ..Mayor.": , Approved My nio this 12th ,dgy of December, 1918;'. (Signed) C. E; GATES, '"; Attost: Mayor. .(Slsiied)' JI-. L. jALFORD, City Recorder. (SEAfc) . , womu S lalted Milk Very Nutritious, Digestible The REAL FoOd-lrlnk, Instantly prepared". Made by the ORIGINAL Horllck process and from carefully selected materials. . ;. Used successfully . over V cefitury. Endorsed by physicians everywhere. an5gert II Or lick'S The Original Avoiding Imitations WANTEI6ITOAT10!r. . WANTED Young man with motor cycle wants work. Box 29, Mall Tribune. 225 WANTED By practical farmer. 29 years of age and, married, a place on a dairy, or general farm, or fruit farm. Have lust complet ed a special course In dairying. horticulture and general farming, at the Oregon Agricultural college. Can give the best of references. F. Beswick, 302 North Ninth, Cor vallis. Ore. - 224 WA."tTKI MISCELLANEOUS WAIXTED TO RENT Pasture land. Box 444, Mail Tribune. , 226 WANTED Can save you money- expert repairing at your place, sta tionary gas engine, steam engine or automobile work. Phone 556-X. 224 WANTED Small mining pump with gasoline power capable of lifting water 200 feet. Address Copper Girl Mining Co., Rogue River, Ore. : ' - . 225 WANTED Darning and mending at home.- 706 South Newtown. 224 WANTED To rent, typewriter. Box 25, Mail Tribune. 225 WANTED A slip scraper. Phone '468-J2. ' ... 224 WANTED To borrow $9,000 to $10,000 for-from six months to . ' year, secured by livestock. Apply Mail Tribune, Box R. WASTED To rent furnished house. Apply Box B, Mail Tribune. WANTED Well rotted stable man ure delivered. Box X-10, Mall Tribune. , WANTED To let out six-horse team for its feed during next three - months. Can furnish driver and plows. Will separate horses If necessary. Hamilton Patton, 1514 West ..Main. - 224 WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Ho usee to more. Valid, repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or 488-1. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, alto mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. f'OR SALE POULTRY AND EGGB. FOR SALE White Leghorn cock erels for sale. B. H. Butterfield, 724 South Central avenue. Phone 641-Y. - - - " -': 224 FOR 8ALF KF.AL ESTATE. : FOR ... SALE Five-room modern house, or will trade for "smaller one. 219 North Oakdale. 1 227 FOR SALE Stockmen attention:. I have, two tracts of land; in the Dead Indian country suitable tor stock , headquarters. For . sale cheap. H. S. Palmerlee, Ashland, Ore. . 225 FOR BALK M1SCKLLAXKOCS. FOR SALE Surry, . harness, fine separator, cheap. 906 West Fourth .- street. . ., , . i , .-: .226 FOR SALE Small Chevrolet truck, Bargain- if taken at once. 428 West Fourth street. -229 FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, superphasphate. Ralph Waldo El den, Russ Mill. FOR SALE Baby pen, far Indoor or outdoor,: nicely made-and stained by the ilission furniture - works, has" floor for use outdoors. Just the thing to keep baby In when at work. Phone 339. 225 FOR SALE Apples, orchard Call meal times.-, 408-.R3. ,. run. - 228 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone S42-R, evehihgs. FOR : SALE Team, . harness, ., two cows, brood sow, hay cutting box. J. V.- Kent, : Wagner Creek, Ore. .. -...i..- ...... i , ,. .224 FOR SALE Corn at the Clancy ranch. . , . v 242 FOR SALE Two Cadilac automo- biles; will make good delivery, or truck. inquire at 142 Norm Front Street. -. -234 FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central Point at : meal ; hours.: . : .. v., ,',' -i ' FOR SALE Corn. Green Mountain Ranch, Phone 201-Y. : iXTKRUIlRAX AUTOCAR CO. Timo Card. While "flu" bah Is on cars will run between Medford anikAshland as fol lows: . ., ' . ;-i,!: --i , Leave Modford for Ashland dally at 8:00 a. m. (except Sunday), and nt 10 a. m.j 1:00 p. m, and 4:00 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford daily nt 9:00 a. ui. (except. Sunday) and at 11:30 a. ni., 2:30 p. m. and 4:00 P. Hli ' , , . . , " FOU REXT AI'ART.MKNm FOR IIWNT Ono completely fur- nlshed apartment. Motel Hiillanil. FOR SALE LtVKHTOCK FOR SALE 22 Hlinala, uvornKo 85 lbs. Market price. Alxo hows and pigs. Central Point Statu Iliink. 329 FOR SALE Hood fi'enh flve-ymir old Jersey cow; also good covered hack. A. J. Miller, phone -l',)3-.U. : . '' . ' -.- - 224 FOR SALE One span Clyde mares. A. R. Porter, Talent, Wilson Ranch. ... 225 FOR SALE 15 head good stock hogs weighing around 100 lbs,; each. W. D. Roberts. Fugle Point. Ore. ; . '22 1 FOR SALE I have 100 good thrifty bred, ewes. D. Rosenberg, Hotel Medford. TAKKX UT. TAKEN UP Light colored coming two year Jersey heifer. 1'honn 539-R3, W. II. IJorcn. 225 IjOBT.. L03T Jersey cowr Dr. Helms. with hnltor on. 223 LOST Between .Medford mill Talent, one pair ch lids' shoes No. 8.- Call 32 3-Y. Reward. 22 4 MONEY TO LOAX MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 81 North Grape. Phone 647-.I. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. ''. A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Corey Building. Garnett- Anto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are- operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fallySold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get . your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. " Expert Accountant WILSON . AUDITING; CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Muslo v' Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. ; Phone 72;- ' . : Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insuranct Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg Good ioeal service. Helen Tumy, - (Manager.. .'.-.;' ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire. Accident, - Automobile, Liability policies writ ' ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Otfice 408 Garnett Gorey Bldg. - - - - - Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT Gcnoral mill work, sash, doors; mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone .-184. - - ; ;!'' Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J.. EMMENS Physician and. surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. a. Co. Oftlces M. F. & II. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. '. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. ' . Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon.- Book binding,.: - - loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, Bto.-r.-i Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. - . --. - - -.- Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER i& STORAGE CO. Otfice 42 North Front Sti Phono 315,,i, Prices right. Service guar- ' anteed. A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford .7,. A sU'iptly '.; modern 5-room cottage.with screened porch es, cement Avallc, garage and driveway, chicken house and lot, and close in, everything paid up, a clear title- and a bargain. , - , ; We 'have' several splendid values to ffer you at this time. ' . 7:- :-''" 7:7"v---:7 Brown & White Real Estate and insurance, 10 So, Fir St. . Ui'OfOrU, OtcBOU