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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON-.. FT? TO AY,
DECEMBER
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1.1, 191S
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BY PAL MOORE
' I.OXDOX, Thursday. Dec. 12.
.
American boxers won five finals in
the lichtweicht division in the closing
bouts of the inter-allied boxine tour
nament here tonieht. The American
army team added four points to its
total, while the American navy's to
tal was advanced tliree. The final
standines - of the American teams
were: - ""'.' - , ;
Arm v. 39: Navy. 32. '
The British "" nrmv led with 50
' joints:' v 'v,h : - '-:,;
' While the ' American army team
failed to oflunl the points piled up bv
tho British army earlier in the tour
nament, the surprise of the meetintr
was' the defeat of Jimtnv Wilde, the
Ehelishi bantamweieht champion, by
Vml Moore of Memphis, fiehtinsr with
tlic American navy.
Cal Delancv of Detroit. American
navy... was defeated by Screeant
Johnnie Basham. British annv cham
pion welterweight of Great Britain in
flic finals. .
. The tournament was held in beau
tiful Albert halL The' Americans
were unaccustomed to the British
rules, frequent warnings from the
reforee outside of the ring being nec
essary. , ;. ' : , . " . j
' ' Many of the Americans had never,
seen a Teal prince before, but tonight
they heard a word of praise from
Prince Albert as he bestowed individ
ual medals on the winners and the
Toyal trophy on the British army
.team..' "''-'. .'..':'.''
. Final standings included: Royal
air force 32 Mil Royal navy 32;
American navy 32 ; ; Australia : 28;
New Zealand 14; South Africa
ID and Canada 18. - ,
The result of the Pal Moore-Jimmy
Wilde contest has aroused much dis
cussion and efforts have been begun
to match' Moore with the English
(bantamweight -champion in a contest
of 15 rounds. . ,
MARINES ARE
ED IN ODESSA
i
PAniS.(J)eri. J.li-r-Frcncli. marines
have entered -Odessa, Hussia, and
have received a cordial welcome from
the people there, according to the
Matin. Detachments' have occupied
the wireless station and expelled Ger
man soldiers from all militarv posts.
The newspaper says that the fortress
and city of Sevastopol have been
cleared of German sbldiers who were
caiiHinir disorders, it is" nlleeed. with
the c,ohiVtttice of the Bolshevists.
; MIsb Kova, Cox 'is visiting with her
sister in Portland. , v- .
Thomas Me6raw And' family have
movod to Hlft Calif, where Mr. Mc
Graw has secured a position in the
box factory.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Collins, Dec. 2. Mrs. Col
lins Js staying with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Watt Beobe while Mr. Col
lins Is in the army, being stationed
at Camp Lewis.-,: , ; ,. . j . . . , ;
Sovoral' of the school children are
not attending school on account of
alnhncMD. -v." :'t. . v
,Mr. and Mrs. Cox are being visited
by their daughtor Hose, whoso home
la tit Pendleton, Ore.
AGATE ITEMS
mmM
FAVOR OF
FORiSOLOIERS
WASIUXGTOX. I)oo. 1.1. Coloni
zation bv returned soldiers ami sail
ors of larvo tracts pi land muter the
direction and with the aid of the fed
eral government is recommended as
n solution of manv of the labor prob
lems nrisinfc from demobilisation bv
Secretary of l,nbor Wilson in his an
nual report. The sove-rrunent should
in the opinion of Xtr. Wilson establish
and eqiiip individual farms, which
would he linked into community
croups. -
The war h(! demonstrated the pat
riotism and lovnltv of Amenean la
bor, the report saw, and in tho con
tinuance of the "spirit of saerifioe"
on the part of employer and employe
shown during the war. Secretary Wil
son believes "lies the hope for the
further attainment and development
durinir the jjnvs of peaee of that do
moeraoy for which we have taken up
arms."
, Agricultural areas should bo pur
chased bvtlio federal sovernment and
added to the public domain to provide
land for the can-vine out of the pro
.tysed eoloniisatioii program for r-
tumcd members of the military
forces, the report rsserts. It is pro
posed that ndministiat'on of the pro-
srrmu be directed bv a board consist
ing of the heads of the asriculture.
interior and labor departments.
EAGLE ; POINT EAGLETS
' ... By A. C. Hewlett
Anions the many callers lost Sat
urday, whose names I didn't men
tion was William Martin of Trail, Mr.
and Mrs. A. t Spruce of Brownsboro.
They brousht in a load of train for
Brown brothers. Flovd Chnrlev of
Brownsboro and Mrs. Richard Mvara
and son of Bis Butte.
Saturday niaht Miss ' Edwina
Howett. advance aeent for the War
ia Europe and vaudeville company,
came in and spent, the nieht at the
Sunnyside and bunday mornme went
to see onr uinvor. Mr. John M. Xich-'
ols, with regard to sivinc an enter
tainment here, but he at once in
formed her that the ban was still on
and would be as Ions as there was
any daneer of the sprend of the
Spanish influenza, so she employed
Harry Lewis, the present iitney driv
er to take her to Central Point that
afternoon. ;' - t . . . .
Owin? to William Lewis, the regular
ntncv driver, havme the flu, Jiis
brother Harry, is filline his place tn
that capacity.' : '
Frani; Smith was .an early caller
Sunday hiornin;: and Miss Ellfl Bel--
ford, the-ladv who has choree of
what is known as the Stewart farm
northeast of oar town, was one of
the diners at the Sunnyside Sunday,
and later in the day Gcorce Adamsen,
the man who is ensraeed in hauline
manganese from the mine to this
side of the "Charley Hill" bv teems,
came in for dinner and reported that
that day he had cone to the mine with
his truck and thut just this side of
Luke Creek he had broke a castlni
on his truck and had to leave it and
come out to try to tret the superin
tendent of the mine on the phone.
On Sunday our phone office is not
open only from 10 to 12 a. m. and
from 3 to 5 p. ni.. and so he came on
here, to await results. He finally cot
him on the phone but I have not heard
the result. . .
Owiuc to the sickness of the mail
contractor on the E. P. and Persist
route we arc havinir nil kinds, of
tronblc all alone the route. Monday
there was no one to enrrv the mail
from here as the mail team was some
where on the route between here and
Persist and on Monday, late in the
afternoon MA Georze Adamson. the
same man inst referred to as havinir
trouble with his truck, started to take
the mail to Persit, with the under
slaiidinir that he. would try to net ah
far. as Trail that nitiht and the next
day, Tucsduv. eo on to Persist and re
turn to this post office Tuesday nicht
but this Wednesday mornirtir. at 10
o'clock, he had not arrived.
J. J. Skinner, 'who is one of the
electricians in the employ of the C. it
O. P. Co.. came out Monday to put in
a meter in the pump house for Mi's.
Howlett and while here wired up and
put in an electric. Itirbt in the -pump
house for her.' He and Mr. T. F. Mc-
Cobe. Mr. U. M. Loomas of Hedford,
J. D. Welch, a cattle and sheep buyer
of Portland, A. M. Gav and Sherman
Woolcy, were here for dinner and
while here Mr. Gav save mo one dol
lar to nay for two months subscrip
tion to tho Daily Mail Tribune.
Monday nieht Mr. -A. J. Howard of
Oakland, Ore., spent the niirht with
us. He is lookins for a suitable place
to start a turkey ranch uud says that
he likes the climate here much better
than he docs around Oakland. He
sceitis to think that, if he could se
cure a place on one of these descrta
either north, south of west of us, that
it would be un jdeal place for thrtt
business.- '
: Geonre Trusty, who hns been in -a
hospital in Ashland for some time,
was with us Tuesday for dinner.
Word came over the phone this
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
Strip that weakening, persistent coin;h
or cold, throatenlnir throat or ' lung
nffoctlons, with Eckman's Alterative,
the . tonlo and llpbullder of 20 years"
successful uee. SOc and $i,G0 bottles
from lniKBiHtn, or from
IXUMWLAUOIUXOtty, hUaa)sbla
10
BE SOLICITED IN
PORTLAND, Dec. 12 No soldiers,
sailors or children will bo solicited to
take out membership In the Kod
Cross when the memborahtp drive Is
held December 16 to 23.' Theso are
apecitlo Instructions from tho nat
ional headquarters to State Chalr
mun Wilber E. Coman and State
Manager H. E. Wltham. Every solic
itor engaged in the drive must ob
serve tills order.
Not all of the energy of the Red
Cross has been expended In the coun
tries of Europe, The Red Cross has
been rendering Invaluable service
here at home, and in Oregon Itself
the organixation Is spending a large
sum every week. In offering relief to
the dependents of American fighters
and In furnishing clothing. There
has been no advertising ot this class
of work for tho Red Cross does not
advertise Its good works. It sees that
there Is a job to be done and it goes
and does it.
As a mattor of history It Is known
that tho arrival of tho Red Cross in
Italy was the turning point of the
war in that nation and was the first
assurance the Italian soldiers and
civilians had that America was in tho
game and coming to their assistance.
The work ot the Red Cross In Bel-
glum Is a story which cannot be told
In one book, and the same Is true of
Its relief work among the refugees of
France, and now It is operating in
Russia.
Membership Is wanted by the Red
Cross big membership, the biggest
of any organization in the world, for
it Is carrying on a world of work.
This is why 50,000,000 members will
be sought In the coming week thru
out the laud.
Russell Harris, who has been ill
while on his furlough at home, has
fully recovered and returned to Cor
vallls Monday morning. '
Wednesday morning Clarence
Gresham arrived from Sweet Home,
Oregon on an extended visit to his
sisters. Mrs. -Roy Nichols and Mrs.
Earl Hoft.
The usual Christmas entertain
ment held at tho Willow - Springs
school house each year, has been giv
en up. This will prove a great dis
appolntmeut to many as It has al
ways been a very enjoyable affair.
but altho there is no sickness in our
own district, there Is a great deal In
the surrounding country and It Is
thought best not to encourage any
large gatherings. . '
Miss Rose Jones has recolved word
of the death of ber youngest brother,
Peter, on November 24 th, at Star
City, Canada. Miss Jones has an
older brother who Is just recovering
from a severe attack of the influenza
William Thompson's severe cold
has developed into tho pneumonia,
and the doctors thinking It advisable
he was moved into the Dow hospital
Monday. Altho he has not shown
much Improvement as yet, he is, at
least, holding his own.
Prof. A. O. Free! of Portland, an
old friend of the Joe Hoagland fam
ily, spent Saturday evening at the
Hoagland home.
The Hugh Porter and the Hoag
land families were dinner guests at
the Floyd EddingS home at Gold Hill
Sunday.
Private Irvln McKnight has Just
returned from Clmp Lewis where the
troops are being demobilized. He
will be In charge ot the Stone ranch
while Mr. and .Mrs, Stone are In Call
fornla. i
Mrs. L. A. Salado accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Theodore 'Hunt, and
her small granddaughter to iXew
York City whore she expects to re
main until spring. Miss Bender if
taking a vacation and .Dr.', Salads Is
living at the Hotel Mbdford.
(Wednesday) morning., that Bent.
r redenburg. while out ndinc found
Gus Nichols of Luko Creek Ivitur on
the ground where his horse hnd cither
thrown him or had stumbled and
caused him to fall off, in a semi-conscious
state, near his place inst bo-
low Butte Falls, and took him to his
home. How bndlv lie. was hurt hi
parents did not seem to know, as nil
that tiiev knew about it wan the mes
sage over the phono. " i
. Audlcv Mever, son of Ilcnrv A.
Meyer, of Lake Creek, camp, ill this
Wednesday morning on the Hurnish
iitney. He has received his discbnrt'c
from the army at flump Lewis and
was met by his parents here.
Several of our citizens claim that
they heard, und some sav that (hev
saw the flvihg machine as it passer!
over here about 1 1 o'clock this inorii
ing. ' - ' . . -
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1 : .- ; . TOIDEBfARRl't. - ; .
;V 'mdy AMtTOWt. :
t mlkn. EAJKM-Wlrfi.
Phone It. 47 tnil 47-ji ' : .
Autsmoblle Hotrsa Berries, ' ,
Auto Anbuunei BwrrM. (Qibwi.
tint th 6?nuine-rjri&ifSa
JfiSppSJPln Evory Oka
TJio following etimiaUlos are re
ported by ill o eouiDittiulliig uouiuhI of
tho American expodWouary forecsj'
Killed tn actloh, CJ; died of d's
case, 92; Wouildud severely, ' 67tV;
wounded, degree undetermined, 508;
wounded sllKhtly,, 807; missing 1
action, 5G. Total, 2165.
Killed In uctlon Sorgt. Waldo K.
Caufleld," Oregon City, Ore.; Sorgt.
Potor J Potorson, IS'owmun, Cal.;
Private Matthew J. Speurs, Roddlng,
Cal.
Wounded severely: Capt. Kloyd B.
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
Conflicting! Definitions by Leading Military Critics,
Naval Critics and Publicist of England.
(llv Adimml Lord Dresford.l
The British fleet insured victory.
Without the British fleet thu whole
world would ho under the domination
of Germany.' ' '
The Gorman view of freedom of the
seas would parallel their view of free
dom on land. Buforu the war Amer
ica objected lo some of Ilie principles
of our blockade, directly it entered
the war, it adopted the same methods
and helped us.
The leiitttie of nations ts to counter
poise to comimmd of the sous bv the
British fleet. The British empire will
never consent to uivu up command of
tho seas, but alndlv would welcome
the ussistnnoo of Knclish speakina
nations to retain that command.
(Bv 11. G. Wells.
Freedom of the sens means a guar
antee by tho league of nations of
transit without discrimination in
freights and fares over all sens niirt
international routes, free of discrlra
inutious uud extortion bv particular
nations or combines or private owners
aud transit companies.
(Bv Bernard Shaw.l
Freedom of the sens means that
if vou seize contraband of war von
pay for it nnd all incidental damiiL'c:
nil that nil nations have international-
lv mmmnteed the rit'ht of why over
all indispcnsiblc marine hk'hwnvs.
(Bv Lt.-Col. Hepinalon.)
(Famous Militarv Critic.)
il have not tho Mushiest' idea of
what freedom of the seas means, nor
have I met anyone who can toll me. .
(By A. II. Pollen. DMiuiriiished N'a
. val Crili.i.j .
Germany ivus, .defeated Jai'Kclv be
cause at tho lust she wus effectively
beseiiicd bv .sou. "Had neutrals been
free to supply her. tho war might j
have, continued uiiollici- ycni'. Had
all supplies, esiieciiilv from America,
been stopped i rem the first, it would
have been over long ago. Non-eont-
batiint trading with Gorninns has cost
Eurotie and Americu millions of lives
and !?o0.0l)0,(l()().(l(MI. If this is free
dom of the seas it hits been a eostlv
luxury. .
(Bv Archibald Hurd, Xaval Critic or
the Daily Telegraph.)
In war. as recent events have shown
effective freedom of the sens, hb of
the world, demands maintenance of
ancient sea rights which have rc
peutcdlv proved to be the salvation
of civilization. Philip II of Spain.
Napoleon and the kaiser were defeat
ed nnd the American union was sav
ed thereby in the civil war. Abolition
of the blockade of contraband would
red'.ieo the value of sea power 7o per
cent, because it would enable great
continental armies to be sustained al
most indefinitely. The sea control of
the land ami so-oullcd freedom of
the sens nioiins military autocracy bv
land.
J3uy Useful and! Appreciative
Gliristmas Preisents
for All the Family at :
West Side Pharmacy; p$JLsorS
LiWlH, Snlcin, Oro.i Sorgt. Leo Dlek
lujon, Madura,. Cal,; Private Holit.
it.; Adams, HlythOj; '-. I . " Wnxouur
ICdvvurd 1 8iiUiyrth?Hovkeloy, Cul.
' Returned to Uuiy previuuMy re
ported killed In action: Private Don
ald Lewis, Lothulr, Mont,
Wounded severely In uctlon pre
viously reported missing In notion:
PrlviUo John Jaimui, iiolona, Mont.
Wounded sllghlly previously re
ported missing lu. action: Privates
Richard W. Mcintosh, Newport. Wn.;
Peter J. Poncelot, Ekaluku, Mont.
(Hv A. G. (inrdinor, Editor of the
' - I'nilv News.) i '
Freedom of the sous is universal
uud umiualilW in peace times, lu
caso of. diMiute between nations, if
one nation rejects arbitration and the
decision of the louuiie of nations, and
declares war, it wil be denied the use
of the sons, while its opponent will
have such use snl'eiiiinrded, .
(Bv Col. J. C. Wedirwond, jr. P.)
Freedom of I ho seas uieiiiw aboli
tion of the rinht of capture or do
.ill-notion of private propcrlv nt sou
in war time and no diseriiuiiiulion at
ports between the diforont IIiiks in
pence time. Submiirine-s niter (he
old situation, hut, always as a liberal.
I support President Wilson.
(Bv Ralph 0. niiimonficld. Editor of
tho Daily Express.)
I'ntil von abolish war, there can bo
no such thiii as lrcedom of !he
seas,
(Bv doliu St. l.oe Slrachev. Editor
of tin' Spectator.)
Freedom of the seas means u sen
freed, bv vigilant policing, from
thieves und murderers, just us free
dom of transport means a road free
from similar pests. An example is the
action of the I'niloil States in (he
civil war. and bv Grout Britain plus
America now. The German version
of freedom of the seas means sink
ing M il limit trace.
(llv General E. B. Maurice, former
British Director of Opornlioi.s. )
The difliouliy in freedom of the
ions lies m its I'pplioutiiui to war.
There is no rrslriction of uuvigiition
pence. It litis been sili:;:eslcd
Hint it will be iiiiiinssilile to legis
late snt!sf;irtiiri!y for war. in which
the unexpected is the rule. The moth
oils uf warfare change rapidly with
mechanical developments. There
fore no government is willing to bind
its country indefinitely
reply vmmi
IS FRIENDLY
WASHINGTON. Her. --1.1. Chile
and Pern huve- replied in friendly
tones to the identic note of the Cm
tad States urging upon thorn the su
premo importance of ndiiisiliig ami
cably their controversy over the pro
vinces of Taoim ami Aricit nnd ten
dering the aid of the I'nitcd Slates
alone or in conjunction with other
American str.tos,
Peru indicuteil n wish that tho good
offices of the I'nitcd Slates might tic
einplo'od lo bring about a settlement,
while the Chilean povornnicnt enn
tcnlcd itself with expressing appre
ciation of the spirit of Ihe offer.
Our Guarantee
Your Ktooct- -vrH- refund
the full price yati naicl for
M.J.B. Coffco ii it ttpes
noli please your tat, no
matter how much you
have uoei oui of tho can.
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and Save 2Sc
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IN ALL FRANCE
PAR1H. Deo, iil. Mini Union Hon
Inr, dnujihtor of thn president of ihe
Central Itnllroud of. Now Juiwy, W
probably tho most pi'opmiod-to ulrl In
r ranee today. It all oiimo about be
cause ono iilitht tn one of thu Amur
touii enmpu nho run out of "curare,"
and sung u llttlo nursery song railed,
"If No-One. Kver Miu'rltia mo." II
goiin Mho this: :
"If uo-ouo ever mantes mo,
And I don't son why liny iihould,
For Nurse says I am not prutly,
And I'm seldom very nooil "
Tho direful lulu of the llltlu Kill
lu tho boiik wan to buy a rubhlt-htilrli
uud live all alone In a llltlo wool'..
Hut tho American snliliurti suw no
reason why Minx Hosier, who Is pret
ty and "polite" and n typical Amor
lean girl, blioulil have a similar lot.
After they hud kIvuu her tho tliinu
eheors and a tlKor with which they
usually thank thu Y. M. ( A. enter
tainers, they hesitated u moment ami
then added a purely pcrtumn! mes-
811KO.
"Dui kls Is wlllln' " cullud thu A. 1C.
V. as one man.
Since then tho Incident bus been
repeated In every ' American enmp
Miss Rosier has visited, No 4-onsor
would allow nil ontlmnto of tho num
ber of proposals she rm-elvud In i li lit
way to puss.
ARRIVES AI POLA
A.Mrl'1
KlillAM. H,'c in. An
American smm.li'un has arrived u;
I'olu. fiirnioriv one of tits iitiucip.il
Alls! nun luival bases and tins Inkoti
over the command, of the pott. Jugo
slav war vessels in the harbor have
hoisted the Auicrii-iiu flag, according
lo a toleerntn from liibnch, reporting
the errivnl of the Anioiii-atis.
Mover's Issppinc
Made Perfect
Of Utmest Ixroorlattcw Tiikt SIio IIayo
Tlu cxpcHftii'c moUier'ri plitcal eomfbrt
ftfiotii'l M on i- flmt tlnvi;d.t( nmt nil Wmt
Iwr ftmnltl Mm It tbat hci jj.-xttwauou
xur twl' j couilntr bo np!ta.
. Them U n nujit tptei-Oid rcrt-tvlr prr
piro wofiitfn fur tUn jrnMht tlino In theli"
llvnt, kuown l.'oUj.fr. Fiii-rni, U If ap
plied tti tha itiuwle of t!j aUinmcn, ifntly
rubUU In, QU.1 at uitco pvnetruto to rolieta
Rtrnln on ncrvci, cjiis itU iiui-tit. It
mosr tlta nnic!rj m pUimt tli.it ttw cx
ptmA Mdlyv.bcn hzb m-rlv; Vio bourn
At trie tiroo nro fen ir, nul ki!ii ncd daiijcc
at tliti crU!g Ji nnturcr avohlcil.
Mother" Frftid cnnbtc llxi taolfier t
prewrva t.r Unilh ami rtrmwlli, onrt ntvi
remain it pretty piotftrr hy tinvl ur nvoMnl
cliAcomfnrt oil iiffrrluar vWtli luuro ni
ttvtu uttnirwiDO acoonipnntn mwi nn occa
clon wbon iialuro lit inrtl.lttl. Kvrry nerw,
Muitclb nr.ft tciiihin 1 tlwrnnhl lubricatnl.
IJUcumftvt dutiaff Vm porlr-4 U ountrr
iutcd. u:. l U v Lin, cflcr tbo criits, lj Wit
Licocth tiiia ti'itur.if.
Vi.io io ttto UntHfljld FfHnilQtor Conv
pcuy, Oc B. l.nn;r HuUtUritf. Attain
Gcursfa. for lltolr Mottwr!rx4 H"k, nnd ob.
tJw a UA'.h l." ?'.::V ..i -..-a i'a
jnn- torj today wltbout fail.
..for - - ,
DIAMONDS
Wft iuvito a coiniai'isoii
01 quality and Ttntc,
t ,.; am cnuNu
: . . Cbiiia Herb Stum , - J:
llorb cure for earache, beadacbo,
catarrab, dlpthuria, sore . throat,
limit trouble, lllducy .trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps,' cdughu,' poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breual
euros all kluda of goltera. NO OP
EftATJOIiS. . Medford, Oregon, Jau 13, 19H
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
This Is to certify that I, tho un
dersigned, hud very sevurn stomach
trouble and had noun bothered tor
several years and last Aur.ust was not
expected to live, aud hearing of (Jim
Chung (whose Horb Ctoie Is ftt 214
South Front streot, Medford) I do.
elded to got herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I stortod to fooling bet
tor as soon as I used thorn and today
am a well man and can heartily reo
ommand anyono afflicted as I was to
see Olm Chung and try bis fiorbs,
(Signed) : . W. II. .TOHNaoN,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point v
W,'L, Childroth, Eagle Point,
C, IS. Moofe, Kagla Point.
J, V, M.olntyre, Kaglo Point, .
Geo, I). Vou der Notion, Eaijlo Point,
Thos, Ji. Moholu, liasle Poiut.
riimrnrrini n-nuin -n snr n !mmt "imt
"Gets-IV'aUberfy
Mlh for Corns!;
There! Only 0u Oouhliiu 'llprn-
Pcelor'-Thafu "Ooti-It,'-
Kvor iidid n. bnnnnuf I'hnt't tho
way Alun-It" penis off norno. It's
tits only ouru irrttimont ilwtt will.
"Uts-U"U a Hunrunlve tlmt you
9
NoMoroCtcuidforCorni r ComPA(ntNwl
rnn'l flnnlly btivn to irUtf. plrft,
Jortt or cut out your iioriu, If you
want ttiit phm eh ni of ffi'ttltiir rhl
of a uuin. bo duirt to uut '(lolu
It.1 H la mm wornlrrful formula
thot ItitH iruulf "JoU'It" thtf C"ru
intirvl Duit It (n, iikoJ by nmr
mllllunn ttmt. nhy otbur rorn tial
mnt nn onrtti. A ft-w drupu on ntiy
cm-n ur cullu. thui'H ull. It emit
(it I. 'it. It In tmlnlrfjfi, onHPN puln.
Vou rim hlok votir 'Vnrny' fact
prootiU, evrn In tlttHt Ktiort, iut your
corn won't rrturify yau, Yu run
(to nlu-iul unit woi lt;, (lniH'4, llv, lov
ami litmrH IIiimikIi wlttintil cornK.
"(.oth-it," ilin KUiitniitiiti.t, nioi.oy
bnrk coro-roiiMivnr, tho tiy. wiiim
v.ftv, fojitn hut ft tritiij fit nny ilttirf $iurh
M(M ty K. Iiiwriiti'u A C'(t., t'tilfuRinJil.
Hold In Mifdtora nnd nicoutuiotiUoil
tts tUu Worltrn l.oKt Ctit'U Hun,viy by
I .eon n.ilnnl.lnn, MutUoril IM.Ai'inanr
NEURALGIC PAINS
Give Way to Soothing Hamlln't
Wizerd Oil
Ilamlin's Winrd Oil U a tafe and
eltcclivc tiontiiicnt for headache and
neiiralcin. Kublicd in where the pain
in, it acts ns a tonic to the tortured
nerves and almost Invariably brings
quick relief.
' in healing, antiseptic qualities ran
always bo reiied upon to prevent in
fection, or other serious rcnults, from
sprain, brui-ci, cuts, burns, bile
and stings. Jut as kooiI, too, (or
ore feet, mill neck, front biles, cold
sores and canker sore.
Get it from drUKKists for 30 cehti.
li not satisfied return tho bottle and
get your money back.
Kver cotpiiipatrd or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
vhip, pleniant little pink pills, 30
ccnls, Ouuraiitccd. ,
Holel ijm
rojiTr.Ai), Qlv-
'T ,...-. r.
m:(ii.s
A lioiuollka i'Im.'u, uud call-.
Vftiiloitt to tho li.iulnuH aeutlon
I!ala from $1.50 up.
UiKltr Mim.iKotuut of' '
'K It-hard W. Ch lids' ,
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Bt las moat if yon feet Bockaahy or
haT Bladder troublo BlU j
ta for Kidneys, -
feat forma nrlft aeld t)i!c!i nrollcj
anil ovorworks tlis kidneys In tlulr oirorln
to flltor it from tho nysUiin. liejrulsr ent
ers of meat must Hush Oui kidnovs oeaf
sionally. You must rcllova them like yoa
relieve your bowelsr removing all tlis
oolds, WMts nud poison, else you feol a
dull miaory in the kidney region, sharp
pains in tho back or sick hoadaclic, uk
sdnons. yeur stoirmch sours, tonguo is
conted and whoa tre waather Is bad Tou
havo rliemnatlo twinges. The urlno is
cloudy, full of sediment! tho channels
often got Irritated, obliging yon to got
up two or. threo tlmos during tho night,
To noulnillzo tluoo irritating uoldi
and flush off tho body's urinous waata
gut about four ounces of Jad Snlta
from nny pharmacy i tako a table
spoonful in ft glaiis of water before brook
net for a fow days and your kldnoys will
then net (Ins, nnd bladclor dlnordnrs dis
appear, aids famous salts hi mads from
tho acid of grapos ond lomon Juice, oom
Lined with lltliia, and has boon used fop.
genoratloas to olosn and stimulate slug,
glnh kidneys und stop bladder Irritation,
.Tad Salts is liioxpenalvoi harmless and
makes a delightful olTorvoscent ltthla
wnlor drink which millions of num nnd.
wonwn tnko now and then, thus avoiding
serious kldaty and bladder diseases.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
5 the Only Kxcluaive v
,Coi)ii.ij(Yi'fi;iI- iIiotograpber
in Wtniiheni Oi-ogon. -
N'?f;i.i liven mado any linao or
))i:ro hy ai)ointtncnt; -
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Vo'l(lotlire8t. j
3. B. PALMT3R ,
MoJford. '
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