MEDFOTtT) MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORT), OftFlON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 191R
PAC1E THREE
E
IN ONE YEAR
'Col. hnd Mrn.'II, II. Surttoiit en
roil to to Mud ford, stopped nt Green
riolcl, IlllnuU wlirtio Col, Hurgent d.
llvmttil a war address. Unlaw In tint
riiuort of this uddi-oss In the llrutn
field ArnHtt - '
Ji.Ool.- H. 11. Sargent, who slopped
oft In Oroanfloid from Thursday iin
III Muhduy to visit among relatives,
i While n route from Washington, I).
C., to till lioulo In Jacksonville, Oro.,
: was Induced to deliver nil nddroHH ul
the M. B. church Biinduy availing on
"Tlio BlUlegy of llm Wur." Col.
Euriil utiuliiutud from West Point
in 1HK4 und haii won it place of dis
tinction am It tnctlcluii In army cir
cles. Owing to till dofnellva hearing
ha hud retired from active service,
n lid luid been In the sorvlco for 30
, yurn, drawing tlireeifourth pny tor
life,' but whon war wns declared h
whk again -onllud for turvlra uud on-
' toiud llm It. 8. wur collouo ul Wusli
IliKton. in tlmuii of wnr the wur col-
, lvi:o In not a callngo at nil, but a
cleurlng hauso which ptiim oil' a
wldii inimu ot tho wnr supplies.
Thvro wni a'goad slued crowd out to
hour him, but tho subjovt wan such a
broad and expuutve ou ho was un'
able to cover thft subject only in
(funeral way, but It proved very Inter
emlOK to bin hoarers. 11 tuld fcow
Germany threo times, al,Uio Mnrne.
at Amiens and at Verdun, cam clou
to winning the war. Ho thought Eng.
land uiuilo a great mlutnke when she
fulled to follow tho two German crui
ser Into Turkish waior boforo llm
Uuor hud cntorod tint war, und Hiv
ing TurVey to understand that tha
DiirdaiiftltM lauot not. be closed
to sbtpptfiSf. ' for ' Russia could
not : bo, kuit in tho war . unless
uho could exchange her wheat for am
munition. In hl oiliilon' If Napoleon
could have como to II fo and won placed
in charge f tho campaign lie would
efuir a rcw weeks' aludy of tho fluid
have wou tho wur In nt leant a yoar, a
ho would have Woon that thn ItalhnttM
wan tho most vulnerable point at which
to strike the central powers, as, H
would have' sevorcd one of Germany's
aourcea or itippllua. Koch mw thin,
and when ho had 600,000 mn on the
HulKtrlan front he struck a blow whlcn
put lluli;rl out or tho war. then Tur
key tell andAiutrla-Hungnry wn forc
ed lo follow stilt, na she did not havo
enough men to protect her Italian bor
der, lot atone put up a defense
against thn BnlOntkl nrniy. flnrmany
being unablo to mako ntiy headway
on tho woNtorn front and with her
ouHtnrn from Oion to nllnck through
Aitalrla had nothing elan to do hut
aurrandor or stirrer from a destructive
Invasion. Tho reason dermany attack
ed France through liolglum and Lux-
uinboru wa because the other route
wns too alow and (loudly a puth to fol
low aa Franco was strongly iirolocted
on hep eaattirn border. . Ilo. explained
many terma. auch aa aalleuta, tactlca,
atrateKy, brlditohoiida, and told tho ad
vantage and dlaadvantasea which: ro
aullod from Qorinany belnit on tho In
aldo of tho battlo rlnn. Wo wlah wo
could no more fully Into tho many
uolnta brotiKht out, aa they woro Intor
cmlim and broimht out mnny new alde
IlKhtikon the wura proitreaa. In clim
liia ho read I hut moat toucliliiK of war
iir.ema, "In Flandora' Flolda," which
wa written by-ljleut. t!ol. John Me-
Crao, n Canadian aoldlor who died in
aotlou, and which him been prdvloualy
. publlHhed In thoac column.; alao an
anawor to tho uliovo poom which was
Written by Col. Bnrgent wife, AllcoTI
rlarunnt, a r.ioal touchinc roply, which
wo aro Bind to reproduce:
i , In Flartdera' Field.
Hlfop welli noloved dead who llo
In Klandcra' Kloldsl
Tlio aoft wind liond the poppiea'
; head, '
Thn ahfw4ntiw lAnra nhnvA vmir heiln
Bleep well, we keap our fnltli with you
And Bllll flkht ou.
Tho Rreat gun'? boom, tho mlnalloa fly,
The torch ' you Rnvo wo nttll lift lilRh
To llRht bravo men to victory.
Sloop wnll, brnvo doad, . whoro lurlcs
i; alim low
And nil the hrllllnnt popple slow
In Flundora! Fiolda,
IllMMty Lonn Notice
' Tho four Medfprd banha doalro to
notify aubacrlbora to tho Fourth Lib'
flrly loan that .Installment paymenta
aro tluo a follows: -.
20 per cent Novombor 21.
20 par cant December 19.
,20 per oont January 16.,
- 80 nor cent January SO. ".
; No notice will 1o mailed by tho
ilanka. ' If payments aro not mot
promptly whon duo tho banka win
havo to arrange to aoll tho bonds
DollnQUont Subscribers will plonao
pay np and avoid loss.
Chemical Fire In Now Yok.
. hEW. YOHK.' Den. lfi. Kiro fol
Ihwfd hv nn' exploHion tijdnv in' Uie
' illiint Of tlio Ainerii'iui Anilino Pro
tluolH toniiiiitiv in Univoi'Hitv Plnoo,
llkliirtitl' n! number of wsonti- mid
jlnniiipteil imieli mirrnundinij-property,
liieliiillnir llm Hotel Albert, ii cross tho
Street,"' lir which mnnv windows woro
hwlieni y f ' '
ASKFORandGEr
Horlick's
Th Original . '
Midted Milk
For Infants and Invnllda ,
. x OTHERS are IMITATIONS
OF
(Oontloued from pave one.) .
Speech iniikimr occui'ivil in llu ifienl
inner eonfj viiid of llio C'ilv Hull,
which 1 1 iui Iioiti covered over fur tint
oci'iiMiou niul ili'i'o'nili'il with flnex
mill Ijiinliiiu. Al'ler e.vi)uini.'e of iid
l)'eKt.e liilii'lieiin wiih Kc('vel.
On the hiiv lo the liuffel in the
Cil v Hull, tlio piirlv puxHcd tbrouuli
NitlniiMr whem criiPKlrt of the tin v were
uroiipeil. In one Xif lliem wiih kIii
lioned the "Hiiiunr of St. (lervuiH." II
choir eelnliriiled for its iiniiecoiuuii
nieil Niui'iiiir of the uni'ieiil polyphonic
mimic. TIicho Hliutiin nre nlliiehed lo
Ihe Chiiri'h id" HI. (Icrviiix liehind the
t'ilv Hull, which wiih Kimek bv n
.hell from- the Oermlin lone rnimc
ennnon on (loml Friduvi itiHt im the
HinucrH were nlmiil to lieifin I'iiIch
Irinn'a "Ktnbnt Muter," . ..
KpenklnR to I'realdont Wilson, M.
Mllhouiird said! '
"Mr,' .I'rnaldonl, It la with deep
emotion that tho cupllul welcomes
today tho first presldoMl or tho I J lilt
ed tttttto who has crossed the oc.oun,
und our city hall, the orndle or
French liberty will mark in lla an
nul tho day on which U we permit
ted to receive the omlnmit eratOHman
or tho union th tltlron or the world
dure wa auy tbo Rreut Ruropennf
whoso voice, heard bofora tho com
lnM vtotory-v cillod to llfo tho op
prexeed araonu; tho nations.
"UurlnR weary montha our aol
dlnrs havo fouRht with stole resolu
tion In defenso of tho soil of their
forehanra and tho land or their chil
dren.. So vast was the field of bat
tle, ureal was the issue at stoke,
so bitter and so hard was tho HtriiR
Klo thut only after the passnRe of
tlmo did It seem possllilo Hint Ihe
Krandeur of their nccompllshmant
oould clearly show forth. Yot your
distance frbm the theater of wur hus
allowed yon to aec, whllo yet thoy
lived, tho Rreaines of tho monument
thoy woro bulldlnK.
Tribute tn IVj-hIiIukT
"Prom tho othor aldo of tho world
you have spoken In advanco of the
JudRinent of history. What a source
or itrenRth wa It for thesa flahter
suddenly to hear your volco, liv Its
distant authority resembling: 1 the
voire or posterity: whut Joy to wel
come those now brothers-ln-arms
hnstonlnx with ardor to claim at tho
critical hour tholr placo upon the
Hold of battle; what comfort for
them to feel that thoy woro henco
forth arrayed with tho Rlorlou army
of Ueucral PoruhlnR, tho victor of
the ArRonno."
"Thus Paris, engnr to soo In the
flush tho mun It hnd known only by
his written word and by his Iniace,
today Uvea over nRaln with polRtiiint
Intensity tho history of America's de
cision aa It was unfolded In your
conscience before the oyna of the
world., i
"Profoundly moved by tho magnif
icent Ronoroslty with which your
compatriots had aot thomaoivea to
rnllovo our aufforlnRB, with whal
anxious yot confident expectation did
wo follow tho progress of your
thought and of your ronlliiRs. .
I 'raises April .Nolo
"nonoath tho dollherntoly men.
surod tono of your note and mes
ssges wo fait little tlfj mounting- of a
riKiii(uiin iiiiK".. viiui. wna mull uui
daxitlod ndmlrnllon whon there burst
upon us tlio messaRO of April 1, 1917
which ruvo to tho questlonliiRS of
tho American consclonco their bu
promo conclusion, and In I'sscnl's
words, hrouRht tho Rroator Justlco
and torco to doctdo tor long centuries
tho fa to ot all humanity!
A Now Ideal
"Wo aro proud, Mr. President, to
otfer you wolcomo In the name of this
capital,
. "Toko then. Mr. President, tho
sincere Rood wishes of our city, yes
tnrday undor tho menace of the Bor
thns and tho Oothas, a citadel of tho
Ubortlas of tho world, but today open
to all nohle and Ronarous Idons, and
enthusiastically acclnlmlng in tho
Hroat cttlsen alio hus tho honor to
rocolvo, tho embodiment of a now
Ideal which cornea to hoc"
LONDON. r)cei'iB.-J-rreitk'nt Wil
son's rocoiition nt Paris W mndo tho
menu feature of the days news by
London journals, which hfivo filled
their columns with detailed defturip
tlnns of Ihe oltieinl unci personal ac
tivities of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson nnd
the scenes in tlio Piiris stvoets,
, Edilorinl eomnieitt repeutH Hritisli
snlisfnetion over Mr. Wilsoii'ft! nvri-
vnl .mid dwells -on tlio niinmitudc of
the event of Amorien's pnrtieipntion
ill Ihe politic 'tit tho old worM,- nnd
the,' fhomcndriiiR riMponsilnlitv thnt
notion hits undertaken. Tho speeehos
mndo nt tho Palms do Klvsoo. hen
JU, AValson wnr formiillV welcomed
to. Paris, nvo wnrmlv eommenued
President-Wilson's reply to tho ud
dross bv President Poineuro is- do.
scribed ns hnvina "struck tho kov-
note of his counlvv's ttl'Oittnosa in
thoBO liibt yeiun."
ENGLiSHlPAPERS
PLEASED WITH
WILSON'S SPEECH
FIRST TO VISIT FIELD
OF MARNE
m
ii
h
MOS. GEORGE BARNEtT
:. ,. . -if.-:':
it
Mrs.' Uarnott i wire of the com
imandant of Ilia . U. 8.' Marina
Corps and ha a son who la a ltu
tonant in tho umrluos. She wo
the flrat Amorlcun woman to visit
the battletlclda or the Maroe ,anb
dtcoratod with flowers the crave,
ot American heroe there. ..
SET ASIDE BY COURT
WASHINGTON.' Dec. 10, Upon
llie motion of the government, which
uilmillcd Hint convictions in lower
courts were wnitut, the simrcnic court
lodiiV set nside the "convictions of
I'.iniinuel Inllwr. William J. I loon
mill 'Jli oilier residents of .South Dn
kolu under the cspiounue net of 11117.
nnd ordered u new triitl.
' IJvcslock
POIITUND. Ore.. Dec. IB. Cuttle
stvnilv, receipts. -180. Steers, prime,
1 l.otltu l'i.'J.'i: uood lo choue, lll.')0
(u I. .'()-. nicilium lo uood, $!)..iU(a
$10.."ill: I'liirlojiicilimn Mcers. $8.tM)fn''
Il.tIO: common lo fair, ."i."i(lf(i'7.?)0;
cows uud heifers, choice, $7.iO(ii 8.(10 :
mciliiiui lo irooil, .(i.lltl((i 7.IIU: fair lo
medium, $."i.0(l(u (I.0M-, ennners, ir.i.OU
CoN.llO: hulls, $").0(l(-7.0;. calves.
fll.ntlto '12.110; stoekers nnif feeders.
f Il.tltK.i '.I.IIO.
Hons stcnJv. receinls 3.!IS7w
Prime mixed. $ 1 fl.7."(u 17.1(1: medium
mixcit. -t Io..i"(o Kl.i. i; rouuli ncovics.
l l.7.'(i'lli.00: nitts. $l-I.O0(aM."i.O0;
bulk of snlcs. ltl.8.'i.
Sheen stendv. receipts 022. Prime
lnmlis, 12.mi(ii i:t.0O; fmr to mediuni
$II.iII(;M1.00: vcnrlinss, 10.00a
11.00: wethers, if !).(UI( 10.00 : ewes.
f(l.00(n"8.(!0; rouuli heuviis. $14.00
1I.7.-). 1
nutter
POltTI.AND. Ore.. Dc. 10. Putter
firm. t'itv crcnnierv prints, extras.
box lots., O.'io; curious, 00c: half
boxes, V.c more; less Hum half
boxes, le more. Huviiior price butter
fill, connlrv. (I7e: eiibo cxirns, OlVic
Portland Grain
P011TLAND. Deo. 12. Oats. $55
bid: corn. $50 bid.
Millstuffs Mill run f. o. b. mill:
Carlots $32.10; mixed cars $32. GO;
less than carlots $34.1035.10; roll,
ed barley $55G9; rolled oats $61
05; ground barley $CCC0; alfalfa
meal $0j44.
Muyor W.'A. Cowley hs clinirmnn
of Ihe oil v lionnl of health closed
the schools tile middle .of-' tlio' week.
to reopen ns soon ns the tlnimcr
from the iiil'Uionxsi i pnssed.:
Tlio joint proclnmntion of Mnvor
Oowlcv nnd Ciu llenllh l'hvsieiun Dr.
M, Dow'Sicliiundiinr nil eitiketis mnsl;
when ueinsr nwnv from I heir own premises-
is hoius uiiiversnllv oheved
Tho flu situation here, nt this writing
is not ser'ous. There has been no
dentils nnd no new enses repnrled in
A Nation's Safety
depends upon more than
wealth- or the power of its
mighty guns. It rests in its
robust cliiltlren and Initsetrong,
vigorous manhood.
an. ideal constructive tonic-food.
briii pi to tho syBtem'' elements'
easily asaimtintcd and.
impRrtu stvenglh and pro
motes nonnal growth.
Svot'a Emnhton bailJn np tha.
Vjtioh and fortifies tlw ntrvma.'
, ,UM Si Uvnuv, mwniticlU, N.J. m-i)
mi
II v-r-f, gill
I 4. i"m
n
EMI.S90N
(he Inst 'H lioiirs. I'eonlC nerd have
no fcur in coiniiiK lo town us every
one in' nsuiif everv precinnioli to
irevent the spread of this disease,
r. Ilcnullcd of tho lliiltl Slates
iiuvy is here on n furlough with rela
tives nnd friends. :' . . .;
(I. V; Little of Weed, Calif., in hero
visilinst relnlivcn und friends. ' .
A. W" Wooh of llrav, Ciilii'.. mnde
u business trip i. here durinit the
week. -' .'' '
Mrs. Muv Miilmw if Conuilii is
spending tho winter hero with her
I'nllier, I, i1'. Inirrum.'
Mrs, Tompkins of Xcw York ar
rived hero Knturdiiv to spend the
winter with her son Frnnk 'J omikins,
und wife,
Ucuririii I.vons is home from tench-
inif in tho Meadows until after tile
liiiliduVH. . .
Airs. Ditlicll of Cnnvonville is here
visilinu relatives and friends.
Tlio munv- friends of Mr. und Mrs.
Victor Kursvll who lutve lieen unite
ill with the influenza, will be plensed
to know llicv lire now rreoveriuir uud
will soon be able to be out nuiiin.
Mrs. Ktolicr was called to Wvom-
iiiur the hitter port of tlie week be
cause of the serious illncsn of her
soli's fuinilv .with the inllucnui.
Will Kulsoe of Knstern ,Oreon is
here to spend the holiduvs with his
family. - ; , . ,
Miss Mildred 1 In wit. who 1ms been
visitintf friends ul Hood Itiver nnd
.Marshfield, luis relumed lo her home.
The mnnv friends of Mrs. Ted Hill.
who has been-with her husband nt
Port Columbia.-will be ulcuued to
know she hus returned to this city.
The V. it. G. hero'hcld their elec
tion of officers December 7; Mrs; E.
ft. Olenson . Wits iinanimouslv re
elected us president, Mrs. Mat lie Par
ker vice president. Mrs; Lucy Willi
iains junior vine, Mrs. Purkevpile
chiipluiu, Mrs. Gray conductor. Mrs,
Ncff nssistiint conductor and Mrs.
Toomcv iniiinl, with Mr. . J. B,
Holmes installinfe officer.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. flowlett
"It is to he lio'iied'tiiat the P.. P.-Pcr',
sist mail will be carried ft little more
rctiuhirlv thnn whet it hn been for
tho past few weeks, as the postmas
ter has notified the bondsmen on Mr.
Winninuhnm's bond that they would
have to attend to the matter, ns Mr.
Winninuhmn has been sick himself
nnd his fnuiilv with the flu. iillhouirh
Mr. W. told me this . Suturdilv morn-
ina that he hnd recovered from the
flu hilt ' wns still troubled . with the
plurisv. but otherwise was feelinu
fine, und seemed 10 think he would he
able to resume his work on the rout.
As lon' as 1 nm on the subject of
reportinc sick enscs 1 will taiv thnt
Prof. K. K. Deardoff and wife have
been confined to- tho house. vith niv
pcndicitis. hut nt lust; accounts were
iinprovinir. , . -
Speukiui; of the flu. Dr.- Holt, our
local M. 1).. informed me this mom-
ine; Hint there had been 22 cases of
the flu in Kuulo Point and :12 eases
in llutte Pulls nnd so fur us Kimle
Point is concerned there was not n
case in our town bill whnt'-it hnd
Ruddy Cheefes Starklinij Eyes
. Most Wome.vCan Have .
Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known"
. . Qhio Physidan i
Dr. P. M. Edwards for 1? yeera treated
cores of women for liver and bowel
ailments During these .years he (rave to
his patients a preraiptioi) made of a fcrr
well-known vege'.able ingredients mixed
with olive eiL nrmlne them Dr. Edwards
Ollv Tablets. You wilt know them by
their Olive color..-. ' ' .
llieae tablets ore wonder-workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying orz the xraste ana poison
mm matter in one's system..
U you havj a pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts,
inactive fcowcia you tara -one oi ur.
Edwards' Oliva Tablets niohtly for a time
and note the pleasing results. '-' '
Thousands of women as well Bs men
aw nr. fiimrih'U ivo motets me sue-
Icessful substiture for calomel now and
(then just to keep in the pink of condition,
liuc ana xx per dox. tui oiuggiiia.
GIM CHUNG
CShina Herb fitior
Herb cure ror earacno, Headache.
oatarrah, dlptheria, '.sore throat,
lung trouble,' kidney trouble', stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps, eoughs, poor circulation.
carbuncles,' tumors, cracked breast.
cures all kinds ot gotten. NO OP-
ERATIOrfS.
Medford, Oregon, Jan IS, 191?
TO WHOM IT It AT CONCERN:
; This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had -very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August .was not
expected to live, and bearing ot Gins
Chung (whoso Herb Store is at'211'
South. Front street, Modford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I stortod to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and, can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Olm Ohung and try bis Herbs.-:
(Signed) " " W. R, JOHNSONi,
-Witnesses: t.'"."',.''':"- j
M. A. Anderson, Medford ' '
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, :
Wni. Lewis, Eagle PMnt ; .
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
0. B. Moore; Eagle Potato '
J. V, Mclntyre, Eagle Point, ;
Geo. It. Von der.Hellen, Eagle Point,
Thos. u: KlcholB, Eagle Point.
been brotikiit 'iiilo the fatiiilv from
outside the town nnd Hint the patients'
were nil coiivulesciiiK. We hav.i hud
no deaths from Ihe diseaxi-'itl all and
about alt ujf the patients are uu and
around,
The P. & K. arrived Tliursdnv
mornine on time und hnd ciuite a
number of imsMcnKCrs. Mrs. Jack
Zimmcrlv, Uic hostess of the Fnnn
ers' hotel, look imtsate for llutte
rails und Mrs. Dick Dinmond. wife
of one of the railroad officials enme
out find took dinner with Mrs. Hew
lett. .- : ,-.
Mr, John Thompson of Climax.
haviiiif sold off his sheep was in town
Tliuiidiiv to cnsfimo enr to tako his
houschoiild iioods nnd some of his
other, stock to Douulus county, uud
since then hus been icnttinu his car
loaded ready lo start this . Satur
day afternoon, , ,
The mnnv (riends of Mrn. Dr. Holt
were ulail to sec her on our streets
attain Thursday, with her two dauuh
ters, . .', . ,
-Mim Ktla I led ford took oassaue on
the Ieivis iilnev Tliursdav iitornine
for .Med lord. 1
Vi. H. Oaudall was a business call
er Thursday.
Mr. A. J. IIoivJ not Howard of
Oakland. Ore., returned to the 8uu-
nyside Thursday, niht. He has been
up both Nmi'K nf the liouue river
lookine for uMilacc where he can open
up a turkey ranch; and bus decided
on a place known ns Ihe Smith much.
provided he e.-m make te deal for it.
In the nieuntiwc he. has bonuht up
two different lots of turkeys, eettini;
ready for business. . He has been in
Hint busincKs in Dotiuhis county and
when nskrd what he would do with
his turkeys he had'houeht, in ease
he didn't secure a suitable place for
his business, he jmd that lie- would
shin Ihcin to Oakland, where he has
been in that hin-iness when he enme
down here. - - ' . ,
C. II. Pierce, the florist, formerly
of Meilford, hut now situntcd on a
farm northeast of here a fe miles.
was in town Kriuav and so wns Joe
Kilev und Joe Sickle.
Since tho word has troue out that
the flu was in Katile Point almost ev
eryone who eitn. stars, nwav from
town.,, nnd when thev do, come they
For Burning Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied u Rood clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $UX for
extra larse sue, get a bottle of re mo.
When applied aa.daected it effectively
removes ecaema, quickly stops itching, and
heals skin troubles, also sores, bums,
wounds and chafing. It penetrates, clean Eta
and soothes. mo is a dean, dependable
siid inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, i ry fx, as we oeneve notrung yon
have ever used is as effective and satisfying.
The E-W.Reae Co.. Cleveland. O.
Notice nf Sale of Government Timber
General Land Office.
Washington, D. C;.-November 14,
1918. '. ' -
Sotice is hereby given that subject
to the conditions and limitations ot
the Act ot Juno 9, 1916 (39 Stat.,
218), and the instructions of tho
Secretary ot the Interior ot Septem
ber 15, 1917, the timber on the fol
lowing lands will be sold Jan. 2,
1919. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at public
auction at the United States land
otflce at Roseburg, Oregon, to the
highest bidder at not less than-' the
appraised value as shown, by this
notice, sale to be subject to tho ap
proval of the Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at time
of sale, money to be returned if sale
is not approved, otherwise patent
will issue for the timber which must
bo remoed within ten years. Bids
will be received from citizens ot the
United States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws ot the United States
or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application ot a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included In
any offer of a larger unit. .
T. 35 S., R. 1 E Sec. 1: SB
SWU, yellow pine 10 m.. red fir 430
M., white fir 20 M-, nono ot the yel
low pine to be sold for less than
$1.50 per M., and none ot the fir to
be sold for less than 11.00 per M
T. 15 8., R. 2 W.i Sec. 25, NE
SWK. red fir 300 M.. yellow fir 900
M., cedar 50 M., XWU SWVi. red
fir 500 m.. yellow fir S00 JI.. SW,
SWU. red fir 1150 XI.. yellow fir
100 M.i cedar 50 M., SEV, SWV1
red fir 550 M.. yellow fir 100 M.,
NBlt SE Vi .- red . fir 550 it' NW
SEV1. red fir 450 M., yellow tire 900
M.. SWW SEW. red fir 70ft M .vel
low fir S50 M.. cedar 50 M ' SEtt
SEW red fir 1025 f.. vallow fir 300
-M.i none ot tho red tlr, yellow fir or
cedar to be sold tor less than ll.oO
ner M. T. 14 S.. R. 8 W.. Sec. E
NE14.IXT!, rod fir 850 M., NWH
NE14. red fir 700 M.. SWW NE
red fir 835 M., SEH KEU. red fir
800 M..' NKVi SW. red fir 450 M.
yellow tlr 450 MV. LVWW NV4 red
fir 100 St.-, yellow fir S50 M., cedar
70 M., SWU NW, red fir 225 M.
yellow fir. 2250 M . cedar 70 M., SE
NW. red fir 325 M., yellow fir
4U0 M., ceanr lis M.. CTS14 swy.
yellow fir 700 M. cedar 70 M.. NWll
SW. yellow fir 490 M.. cedar 30
M.; SW4 SW;. yellow fir 640 M..
SE SW4. yellow flr740 M.. NT! VI
SEVi. red fir 370 'M.,' yellow tir 360
M-. cedar 66 M., NWVi.SEi, red fir
57o at., cedar 30 M.. sw SK
red fir 680 M;; bEVi SEVi red- fir
880 M.. cedar 25 M none ot the red
fir to lie sold tor less than $1.00 per
M and none- ot- the yellew; fir or
cedar to be sold for less tnan $1.26
Der M. -T..17 S.. R'. W Sefc; 18.
Lot 2, red tlr 190 M.i Lot 8, red fir
365 M. See. 35 !NEl. SWVi, red fir
ana m., sr. avvt, rea iir ,4jo m.,
NW14 SEVI. red fir 80 m:4 SWV1
SGVi - red tlr 620 M., SSH
red fir 335 M none of the red .fir
to be sold for less than $1.2o per, M.
Sec. 27. Lot 1, red fir 190 it. N
NEV1 NWVl.-red fir 430 M.. N
NWV NWH. red fir 31B M., none of
the red . fir to be sold for less than
$1.45 per M.
". . ,- CLAY TA.LLMAN.
Coniuilssloaer, General Land Otflce.
iiitv im to iret throuuh with their'
business und leave hh soon ns pos-
ible ,
Jlr. nnd Mrs. K. W. Davis of Kla
math Pulls cume out Kridnv svonimr
on the Lewis iitnev nnd spent the
nililit with us nnd have been spendiuv
the day limkinir nt some of the places
around here that nre for sale or
rent. . , -
Nick Younu- wns n caller on our
blacksmith. W. L. C'hildreth Snttir
da v. . :
It. O. Hrown of the firm of Oeorsre
Urown mid Sous, returned from Port
lurtd Pridnv niuht nnd reports the
hoic market iinprovinir.-
( hns Klder of Lnko Creek wus a
diner nf the Kannvside Saturdav,
Happy Mothers
Prepare in Advance
X WeSJwful Inflaeaca For Expectant
.-.,,; Mouiera. ,.,..
MtAben tor orer half a centanr bore
lMd With ttlA tltrrWMt rMilAHl Ka llm.
honored preparation, Motbcr Frleod, btfor
nrriTsi oi uojij. tier e u s iruijr wonder
ful tieftetratinr appKcdtioD for tho abdomen
and brcaata. it lofteiia and miitu iatia
tbo DujaclCT, renderin tbom pliant to readily
fivtu w naiure oemnna jot expansion, uy
U two the anxlou months of preynancy
are made comfortable. Tbo usual wrench
Jnr strain, beartng-down and atretcblnf pains
are counteracted. The yrtn la prepared
for tha rnmlnsr fnt atnr ihanuAf lUnilur'sL
Friend brlnjra rettful nlrtrta and happy antlct-
ftuvu, lur uw ncrrea aro aov orawa upoa
pith tho usual strain. .
. Br Its reyular application the auadea ex-
Gad easily when babr arrives: the time la
ts at the crista end naturally Um nala mnA
danrtr la leu
Mother's Frtoid Is on sale at every
drug store. It Is for external use only u
absolutely safe and wonderfully effect iTe.
Write the BradBeld Hemilator Cooipaoy,
lept. C, Lamar Buildlna;. Atlauta, Geortia,
for their Intereshna; Motherhood Book, free
to users of Mother's Friend, and obtain a
bottle of- Mother's; Friend from the riruc
store aud beflu this xraleful treataciiU
Advertising Rates
. Classified One cent a word;
Locals Ten cents a line.. .
. Legal Five cents a line. ! ;,
' ' Display 25 cents an Inch.,
Contract rates on application.'
HELP WASTED FKMAJLE
WANTED Waitress.
Hotel Med-
ford; -
WASTKIV SIlSCHXJjAJfKOCS
WANTED Beans and apples, any
Quantity. Box 697. 231
WANTED Spring wagon top; also
Jersey heifers to freshen in spring.
Phone 372-R1, Ashland. . E. E.
Foss, Talent, Ore. 22S
WANTED Well rotted stable man
ure delivered. Box- X-10, Mall
Tribune. : -:
WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your
- partly paid Liberty Bond contracts.
WANTED Honsea to mpre, kulld,
- repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or
488.X.
WANTED R.- H. Toft buys Liberty
bondB. also mortgages, notes. Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes abort time loans on any old
tain. :. .. . ... . . .. , ....
FOB REM B.OVBE.
FOR RENT Furnished, 1010 South
Oakdale. Tel. 409. . 232
, FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Five fat hogs. 125 lbs.
each. Alfalfa hay. Phone 86S-M
FOR SALE Two Duroc boars.
weight 150 lhs., eligible registra
tion. Phone 12-F11 or 64. 22S
FOR SALE 22 Shoats, average 85
lbs. Market price. Also sows and
pigs. Central Point State Bank.
; , . . - 229
FOR SALE I have 100 good thrifty
bred ewes. D. Rosenberg, Hotel
-Medford. .
FOR SALE MlSCKUxlNEOUH.
FOR SALE Prime hogs.- - dressed,
20c lb. delivered. Live geese de
livered, 25c lb. . 16-inch and 12
heating stove, wood. One pet goat.
Phone S69-Y. - - 132
FOR . SALE Good second hand
Faultless stump puller. Hubbard
- Bros: ; -'. ,. . tf
FOR SALE Turkeys. . young toms.
v half, wild, $10.00 each. Also
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels,
$2:50 each. Eleanor Moore, Ash
land. . 231
FOR SALE Cook stove with coils,
'motorcycle, house plants, sauer
kraut and pickles In brine: Call
501 Beatty street. , . . 227
FOR' SALE Small Chevrolet truck
Bargain if taken- at: once. --42S
West. Fourth street. - 229
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
superphaaphate. Ralph Waldo EI-
den, Kuss .Mill.
FOR SALE Apples, orchard . run,
' Call meal, times. 40S-R3. . 228
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone
S42-R, evenings.
FOR SALE Corn at the Clancy
ranch. ' - 242
FOR SALE -Two Cadilac automo
; biles; will make good delivery or
1 ' truck. Inquire ; at 142 North
' Front Street. -. , 284
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
szs.oo per ton Modoc Orchard.
i Phone Central Point at moal
- hours.
Losrt.
LOST On Siskiyou mountains, suit
. case containing clothing nnd other
valuables. Reward. Leave at
Gates Garage. ... i ' , . 227
CHICHESTER S PILLS
-AJJ 'E1'". e-l.l (A Tlhifl UltJ m.
I nf Dl-l.. ut. A.vt.wrifi..-ir.-v.rii.K
rtariii-'waiiUril. S.ifiet. Alw4rB.ii..1.ta
SOLD bt URUfi'ilSTS EVfjmHf K
' FOH BALK rtKAL, P8TATK.
KOH SAI.h! Klve acroi 8 and 10-.
year 0111 .-Newtown 'upiuos near
Ashland, six hundred dollar.i, one
half down, halunce one year 0 per;
cent Interest. Write for particu
lars. Next yenr'a crop nhouhl liny
for place. It. T. Stinnett, flo a.m,
Olatskanle, Ore. Z2S.
KOR SALK Hvo-room modern
house, or will (rndo for smaller
one.- 219 North Oakdnle.
227
FOR RENT APARTMENTS.
FOR RBXT One completely fur
Dlshed apartment. Hotel Holland.
MOXET TO LOAX
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No.
31 North Orape. Phone 647-.I. tf
BUSINESS nntEOTORY
. Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-nt-low, .
. .rooms 8 and S, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. Reames. Lawyer, Oarnett
Corey Building.
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRltfQS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fail. Sold under writ-
: ten guar&ntce. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Oarbage
OARBAGE Get your.- premises
cleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 851-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 of
piano and harmony. Raigbt Music
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Insurancs
Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bids
Good local service. Helen Tumy,
Manager. - -
ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident,
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastera
Companies. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg.' .
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General 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 bulld
' log. Phone 130.
DR. J. J; EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose aid throat. Eyes scien-
- tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. . Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLO W
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 tte
best equipped printing office tn
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
" etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
, Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. .
A CHANCE
To Own a Home in Modford
A strictly ..modem 5-roora
cottage with screened porch
es, cement walk; garapre and
driveway, chicken house and
lot, and close in, everything
paid up, a clear titie and a
bargain. .,
, We have several splendid
values to ffer you at this
time. -;;J;JJ;';
Brown & White
Real Estate and Insurance,
10 So. Kir Ht ' ', Wedfonl. Oregon
I.NTEHURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
:. ' Tlmo Card. " .-;
While "flu" bah is on cars will run
between Medford and Ashland as fol
lows: .i .-.'
Leave Medford tor Ashland dally
at 8:00 a, m. (except Sunday), and
at 10 a. m 1:00 p. m. and 4:00 p. m.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
at 9:00 a.1 mr (except Sunday) nnd
nt 11:30 it. m., 2:00 p. ni. and 5:15
p. m.
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