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Newspaper Page TextlUKIH'WIr MA IL TIMHUMK MICDFOTM), OHVAl QX. ,S.jQX DA Yt-j)l)C-KNlr?MrM, 1 i) 1 8 " I'AfH'J TllliTIi PRESIDENT GETS PEOPLE IE .r.ANCiir.s'i'Kit.' iK-. :m. 1'rcp.i. dent Wilson, who urwed Item nl v fiiitiir, found iti lliix i'ilv it ilii'ii'i' ciil iililiosjiliori from thiit ill' liumliiti. Tliet't' Iiik (inui wiiK iiliKurlii'il mill in c. c-.Miirily Ijv I'liniinlilirM. niiil uli'icinl fillll'llullH. "llel'L' . llll'IM linvo been formal eviMil", lull with n morn ile'i'lii-; i nilli' air. lU'iw li found H buspitiil iiv which coulij nut bo wanner limn thai of London, lint which broiiiihl liiin'flnse.r .'0 lilt' ni'iipli'. .. ' , TJm loril mayor i n M.j!' inndc mull. Ilih liumc, where Mr. unj Mrs. Wil nii Merit itui'sts., is in ii section til tlit t'il.v )"H wlieii 'he imiViir'H live ilui'liitf tlnvir Irru'is of oUice. The ics'j n' tlin president's, (iiirlv were until--tared jtl iv "U :' v, hotel. MjV.mIu Mrs. VVil'snii mi! down to I'll piirlv funtilv )iniur Just cu'iiin-.' mill Niu'iii .Mlti'.rivur.l retired in llii'ir 11 1 hi r( input on tl-c Tomtit floor when thcv t-fiiilj 'rtfL. Tin1 iiri'-iilcinV ilovs in Kiiulunil have tuvtilt v) uri'iit olivm--al htrniit which un iippnrciit , )o those near liiii) la" I I'vi'iiiiiK.. . , ' Tho wiiix.i iiiijiortiuit fi'iiiitjfi'tiir to. lll- W(IH lilt) lliesellliltiiill III' lll free dom ill' (Iiv o i t v to. Mr. Vili.ini. wiili mi iiililri'nH bv tint president. " Tltirlv-tive minute Wl'rt) lllfnti'd to till' 'lii'Prll. ll .was ul ' first planned to JiolJ kin' crrcmonv iu tin' iiiitniciiuil i-IhuuLit. which U ,lln .I'lisloiuui y llietiter lor i'iii' iiviiii), ltd t in response to puli Hi' opinion. IMP old l'ri'c T ratio Hull, which iiiM'ouiinoiliili'H iicnrlv. 'I.tmo HTMI, WK Hl'lcttl'll, Pressure, for invilutiiiiis fnmi offi cials fniih tii'iirliy cities, f well a lisnii tin )K'oilii ul' Mam-lii" li'i'. hii insistent, l' l'riii Traili' Hull Imil lioi'ii three tiim Hi liirui' it I'uiilJ nut Iiiivp shelteri'il all who were jinsioiis to secure? ndtiii. ion. . Tin' must nntiilili' I'litfiueeriiiti works in Mmirbcslcr nre tin; iliiii ennui iii'.d ilneks, Tht irs( urtivilv of I lie ilu'v wu ii n liiNiici'lion of tliesn iiml llm IMirfv tirui'iTili'il from the i'itv hull in iiuliiiiiubili'H. Tlmre wmii I'iuht mr in tliv uroi'i'iiiioii. Afli-r hit ri'ti.rn to tint citv hull Hunt ' ' . Uoluiuiv. AiniTii'hii I'oiisiil. ir-iuili'il Ami'ri I'niii ri'-iilinu' in tin i'itv. Krom ilmnt it wiih ii -hurt ilrivp to lilt' Fr Trnili' Hull, AftiT tlm rcrii mimii'M lln'ri'. tho uffii'iitl imrtv ilrnro l V ii firi'iiitoiiH rou 1 1' to t ho Mullmul llolt'l. whi'rn lit I oVIock tin nrrsi di'iil wiih ciiU'itaini'il lit limi'lu'ini Iiv tile i'itv offiriiiU mill iniiiiv ul' the rvt rDofittiitivo I'iti.i'iiH. illi-rurr Mr. WiUuii'd nrrivnl nt tin" liotpl tliirv wni mi ini'iili'iit tit the Kuviil KxAhunci) wliii'li will ht t ron s nrvit ill tln lii-lnrv of t It ft 1 inslitiilioii. Thi iiivsiili'iit uiuii'iiri'il in I In' ili-lin-cnii.hi'il otriiifKi'is' L'nllcrv. ivhiln the floor wn fillml with niciiihiirn, mill idihIc llii'in n vi'i v Uriel', informal pwi'li." i' ' , ' v ! !The onlv t'.icort fur iho tiri'siili'tit.'n (IrivvK nhntit llii citv wiiN ii (iiiunit of iminiitrrl pnlh'p. Mr. mill MtM. Wil-oii iiml their tuirtv took tlu trum fur l.oiiilim xhurllv lii'fum :i u'nlui'k. .i . '. . ;'. '' SAYS! ERZBERGER I'". ItlOni.lX, Duo. 30. (By Aimoclut ll J'renx.) ,Tlio q'nentlon'of Indomnl. Iloa'hafi hiHin mittlort bntweoii Uor- nmnr and tho United Hliitmt nnd tho iilllM.'Unil Oermnn itoleftittiiii nmned thli'.iifmlHtlco oil condlllon Hint tltero nhinilil ho rOHlrlotlona to liuloiiinltleii. licvordlnK to Muthltm KrzborKOr, Htioiiklnii horo todity '. Wat dninniwi and wnr costs, he Rnfd. mum bo borna hy mch nation iirilf unlosn oxprotiHly montloiiod In Iho noton which woro oxchiinRod, (nrmiiny holnit obligml to Indemnify dlntrlctH Bho occuplud In l'riinco mid HiilKluni nn tt to imy ull !om' Inflict ed iinon thn civilian popiiln IIdiih. BARK IS DESTROYED BY ' : t: :r" fire off Australia firiiisTcirtnini. n. 7... bee. no.- Tho liiirk Arvim, ' wiih diwtroyeil hv file ,'HKI niilex 0111 of Cntliiiin Isliinil litfil W'ednesdnv. Tho eiiiitiiin niiil ID' Hum linvd liVnded wtl'clv, hiit otto hunt Is misHinir, 1'ho bulk Aryan Hailed from Well imiton, N. Z on Duceniher 1H, for Snn FritnuiHco. Shu wait 'a craft of "'0 Iiiiih liurilcn. RHEUMATIC PAINS i Quickly Eaiad By Panatratlng I'- Hamlin's Wizard OH ... lA snfe niul liannleaii nrcpnnition ta relieve the pains of Rlioumiitismj Sfc'iaticiij'Lnme Hack and LumbaBo Is llanilin's Wizard Oil. , It penetrates uiiickly," driven out soreness, and limbers; up still aching joints and nutscIcBi W, ' " Yon will find almost dailjr uses for It In cases of sudden iiilshaps or ac cidents such as sprnin.t, bruises, cuts, burns-,, bites and stings. Jut a" 11"e" liable, too, ' for carache( toothache, cfAup iind colic. . ,. . - '(icr 11' from drinwlsts for 30 cents. If iiot satisfied return tho bottle and got your money back. V;' ? .ICver , constipated or nave siclc hoadaclief .Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant llttlo pink pills, 30 petuti, Cuuruntccd, ' . is ( IN MANCh VIU -TAKE PLAGE OF HYDROPLANES IlKTItoiT. Di'V. MO. - I'nt fKiirMK in iitncrowtiii'li i'iiii liu iikimI r itnn ini'ri'iiil iui'iiuxiH whi'ii not lii'iiituxi'il in riii'inu I'Vi'itlx, will mm. n ilUiilui'i' livilroiilnni'H iin llm iiliii'i'i nt' inloriml tu viU'IiImiiicji in sni'i'il I'oiitimt. in', ii'iiliini in ('iiiiiuiuituin Ai- A. Si'hiuiti'., uJ llm Ili'M'ML Vu la rluLi, ' CoiiiiiiimIoii. Si luuilz in iiiilhoi'itv ftir tin Ktitti'iiiviit thiit livilronliiuc rm;iinf Ik .iiii'.miiu nut,. Till' tvtn- ul' liuui'ilioiilH thiit liim. )! ni'i'ti tonr iiil' thronuh tlm uiiti-r ut mori' tltiiu (ill luili'H mi liotir ill tin Iiiiiioiik.OiiIiI l-'un nu'i'i. tin' loi'iil viii'liiMiiiuu ilc I'ltllPK, litivii I it t lu iihout tlll'lll (hut io liriK'lii'iil, , - .... ... "Tlm uovi'i'imu'iil iliiriitif the wur," t'ollllllOlloll) Sl'llllUU Kllill, "(lilt not ii'iinrd uiiv of iIhmi livilroiiliuu'H mi- f!,,lll.l li.ll, . I, il U'hU llMfit... I'.i.il l...,l I'uli.-triK'tcil fur the iiuvv, Iiml Hint liu'l oiK'tti'il tin iv(m ot the Kuortunii'ti in tin 4iniriti'lii'iiliililv of tht ruriiiL' iiiiii'liinux wi Imvi' luiilt .,r the mi nimi rui'cn for tlm (told imiii. .Detroit will ilid'i'iiil thu (iold i-un ui'Xl full, if n'ii"--n i v. lui iiddi'd, but llmt ivill liu llH' finnl I'fl'urt'of lorul viii'htHiiii'ii in thi' Dowviliuiit'uiiiiii', t'liiuinodorii Sidiiiiil. lii'lii'Viw tlit' rxiiri'hB i'rnitir with will, ultroi't iiiiiiv mori' fin iii'i tliuti tin livilro plnns eimH, WILSON PAYSTRIBUTE . . TO GENERAL MANOIIKHTRIt '.Di-e. 30. In . hip mlilm ut tin lunclifoii ul tin Mld liiiul lliiti-l toil it y I'roalitniit Wfldon ri'tfrrcil to unity of commnnil on tlto liniilfdijlil n tho recent liutllltlcn. "f not' only." ho mild. "hd tho lilmmiiro of mcotliiK Mnrnhnl Koch, wliu conflriiifd my admlnitlun hy the dirvct mid nlinplo muniKir In which ho dfiill with ovory qtiontlon wo mill ml ahiiut, but 1 Imd tho lilcumiro of iiiiHitliiK your own coniiimuilor and I unduntlund huw thoy co-nimriiloit no cturne I unvr tlmy ware real mon." It would bo iicco.ninry in tho yourii to cOmo, ho mild, to mihinlt to unity of fomnmnil, but tho powum mum plmi a unity of purpotu in which tlmy would find it Krent rocompoimo unit n HlrouKlhcnliiK of Hplrlt. FAITHWirH CONGRESS " WASIUNfiTOX, Dfc, ill), tv tuk inur over (mil ml of tln cnblcs lifter l fit nt'ini.lifi( wiih himu'd, I'liKtmns tor Oi'nornl ltiiilfHim fiuni' ''vcrv chwo. to .lireiikine- liiith with con-, uri'," Sfiiulor llitohnofk. Nfhrn-kn. I'liiiiiiiiiin of tin Hciiiiti forfiun rt'ln tioux committi'i'. dfi'liircil in tin sin iito todiiv in comment ini: on u letter received from the nostiniisler itcneriil cxpluiniiiL' hi'i tictitui. TODW'SJWS I'mllnnd Uvclock POHTUANI),' Oro., Doc. 30. Cat tle stondy; rocolpta 1241. Steers, prlmo l2.ft0lh : 13: good to choice jll.'oOii? 12.S0; medium to good 10 yt 1.50; fair to. medium 9 ii 10; common to fair SifiD; cows and lioltors, eholco,' $! fji 1 0.SQ; medium to Rood 17.1)00 8. DO; fair to medium ID. nOW 7. 50; ennnnrs J.T.r.OdM.SO: bulla Itiiif 8; calves (9j 12; atockors and feodors J7 4f 9. . Hogs steady: rocolpts 17US. rrlmo mixed f 17 (f 17.25;. niodlum mixed $10.75fif 17: rough lioavles $14.75iSj' 10; ilgn $14if 15; bulk $ 1 8.X5 KtU 7. Slicop Htondy; rocolptB 833. Prima lambs $12 4i 13; fair to medium 'J S 11; yourlliiKS $105111.50; wotbors J 0 f(j 1 0 ; nwos 0f8; rough h'cavles fl4.00f 14. iS.- ' ---' ... ; lluttor I'OItTI-Ai.VD, Doc. 30. Uuttor firm. City creamery prints, oxtriiH, box lots,' One; - cnrtoiiH 80c; hair hoxoa half cont inoro Iors than half boxes Olio cont irforo. " lluylng price liiiltorfnt, country, R7c; cuba extras, 02n. ' ' ' Uggs t'OUTLAXD, Doc. 30. Kggs, buy Inu: ui'leo ODc: ROllllitt nrlco. rots nnd cracks out,- candled 08o; soleetcd candled In cnrtrtns"73e. Hons 30c; sprlngerH 30c; old roos torn 20c; lurkoys. dressed,: 50c, 7 Oitls, .Innuary, ff.-i2 bid; corn, .Inn- uiiry,. ?0I'.75. bid.' ':. -.'IS. v . CENTRAL POINT Miss DorlSCowley, .Miss I.ola Kroo ninn and' Mies Btrnttoii who are ut tondlng tho Oregon Agricultural col-lngo- nt Cnrvallln am hoi'o siicndlhg ho holidays with their piinmls. .. . Mr.' mid Mrfl. R.'M. Holnlea and chUdroii of I'mUand, tiro h()ro visit ing' rolntlvos and fiinnds. Mr. and Mni.-llolmos' termor ,liomn, was hero nnd" Mr. Holmes was nf.-URltiiii agent at tho depot horo then, James Nuft who has employmout at Portland, nmn homo to spuiid thu liiillilnys with lila piininli. i - lUks 1'eart nnd llitrryi l.owls of the- U. 8. army ut Canip Lewis, are hero on u furlough with relative's and frltindm ; ' f ' " '" ' " Wayne I.e. ever of tlui .11. t). navy and wlfu who have been liuio on a shurt fui'loiigh with rulallvoH aiid friends returned Muliirdiiy- ovinlng, whoro Mr,' I, never will nwiime his duties at tJiuUtlo. ; j. " . . ; .. ' , ' Tl its 'Vestal of Hiigle Point, on a furlough from -t'Bmp-Lewis, wan burn Kulurilay to meet tho body of his brother, Itoy Vest ul, who died In I'oitlaud and was burled here Hittur duv noon.' . . tlroviir Wftfdnn who Is hero on furlough from C'nmp IaiwIs wltli his mbtliei' mill other rultitlvos, spent Htitiirdny With lils niuthor nt Ashland visiting, relatives and frtxitds. A. It. Parker who bin lteon work ing at Portland, In ln'tu Bpoiiilliig the holidays wlth bls mother. a K, A. I.al'ontu spent the week with home folk hero. Mr. und .Mrs. Kldred of (Irants Pass, spent Chrlsiiuas hero with rela tives,, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins and Mrs. Tompkins Ur were dinner guests with .Mr. and Mrs. Hull of tlrauts Pass Christmas. Mrs. Tomp kins, .Sr., will spend a few weeks with Mrs. Hull. . . Ii. II. .Moore was a business visitor loAjihland Friday. Mrs. 38. J'urkeypllo . and" sister spent Christmas with her sou at l.a Innd. Mln llalon- Price of Jersey, Cab, Is spending a few days here with her mother. . Mr. and Mrs. McC'alllster of Cold lllll, are spending tho week here with relatives. . . Mr., and' Mrs.. Walter. Martin, of Krans creek, are tho proud parents of another ilah&utor, borir last Wednesday.- -. ; ' ' Mrs. '.V. Hlller and daughter left Sunday evening for Philomath, Ore., to Join Mr. Hlller who lias a position Ihoro. ' Mrs. A. S. lloyer left for .Marsh field on Httnday fur an extended visit with relatives. Mrs. Knnu Whipple -was a (irants Pass visitor on Saturday Mrs. Ida Mimcrlo wont shopping In tho Pass on Monday. Principal Narrcgan Is assisting Don Wilson In his Christinas rush. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Mnthos spent Christmas with her parents, Air. and Mrs. K. Strahn. Several of the boys aro homo oh furlough from tho army and naif ramps. Claud Hurkhurdl litis receiv ed his discharge but William Mnrtcll of tho V. S. navy und Corporul Arlle Hatch from Camp Lewis report back ngain next week. Ills many friends would like IO soe Philip Lowd who on board the 1.'. S. cruiser Arkansas has taken - part In tho historic sur render, of tho (iorman ships in tho Firth of Forth, tho landing of Presi dent Wilson at Itretil and the review and parndu of (ho returned crews In Now York. ' y.. Stevens got a happy surprise on Christmas morning in tho nows that Santa Iind left twin daughters at the Otiyer homo In Medford. Mrs. Guycr lining his youngest daughter. .Mrs. L. Mnrso Is stnylng.with her sister. Mrs. Marietta Martin and Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Jr., spent Christ mas with their parents, where a fam ily piirly was held. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Doll and fam ily spent Christinas day at tho home of their parents bore. , Judgo nnd Mrs. Cilmoro took din ner with Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Martin Christmas day. . . , A young folks party was held on Friday, lit tho Chnndlor , homo , on F.vnns creek. V Mr, and Mrs. Oeorgo I.owd enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Murro und; Mr. and Mrs. Oorhnm for Christmas. '. Tho Kvaiis rook pcoplo nrn glad to have their mall. carrier, Mr.'O. Martin 'back again after a slight at tack of fin.; ' 1 '- " . ;' ' .'" "' : Thru tho efforts of Rov. jr. L. Dooior of Medford, llopo Presbyter ian church Is soon to have a pustor, tho homo mission board having sent Itev. Mr. McVeigh. Ho .will liegin work onrly In tho New Your and It Is hnpod that a strong' community church may bo built up In Kdguo River and district. " ' Mr. nnd Mis. J.onis IJnnkev' were tileiisiinl visitors' ni Tli'..'iifld '"Sirs. Pevton's honip'n few diivs nuo. 'Hert llicginbothtim, who has been ridini; for'eiittlc so iiineli InlClv." htiti not been' verv sueeessfiil in: fiiuliiur nil of his, entile, vet. , ! Unroll I'evtou, who bus .been .vis ilinir luV nnrenls for;"n emitiloMif weeks',, left ' Thursdnv mornltnr" for Stop Itching Eczema " 'Never mind how often you hava tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczemn quickly by applying a little rcmo furnished By any drufrgiil: for 35c.1- Extra Ihrgo bottle, $1.00. Healing begins tho moment zemo in applied. In a r.hort tinio bsually v bvcry traco of oczetrin, ' tettbr, pimples, rauh, blnckliead3 and similar dtln dlGcnses will boTcmoved, ..''n For clearihg' tho Bkin nnd making it Vigorously healthy, nlwaya uso zemo, tho JionotrntlnR, antiseptics liquid; - It la not a greasy salve nnd it'dbes hot stain,- When others fail it is tho one dcpendnblo treat? Slicnt for skin troubles of all kltfv ' ' Tho li. W, Koso Co., Clcvclaail, O. : Mcdl'ord. on lu'x way lo Hilt, Calif., to work. i .j-"1 ; '. ' . : : i ! Mr. umL Mrx.. Krnnk .Miiuniui, niiil fninilv took ('Ili'ititiiuiK dliineN'nf tile hoiiic of their son-in-law und ilnuifh ter. Mr. mid -Mr. Ai T, lioothbv i II. II. VuiiL'hun. I'riuli Viuil-Iiii und Stuwurt Dilitworlh nrn working nt the iKiH'i't; plimt its Uivv are I'leuiiiuu out the big reservoir ut the plant. JliitH l'enrle I'evton mid two siftcrx who have been confined to their bed with the fin for wo weeks, arc im proving rapidly except the voungent girl, who suffered a relapse. - Frank Ditsworlh und siMer. Miss lluzel, and I'riali S'liuubn took ( Ii rim in m m dinner ul the nli'tisntit hoine of .Mr, nnd .Mrs. (Ins Dilswortli. Chiillijecv Florv. who litis been very low'wilh pheiiinoiiiii, bus recov ered so lis' to he able to ride out to Kitule Point CliristiuiiK da v. His iminy friends are I'ltid to benr of his speedv reeovcrv. ' H Mrs. (Jrceii, mother of Mrs. Nelson Nye. fiinie in on the 1'. & K. Tucsdnv. miiniini: from Illinois and eaine in) on the slfne to their home that evening. The little children of this eouimii nitv nil bad u t'hi'isimiiK tree Christ mas eve. Kvervbodv wits Well re membered bv SiintuClnue. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Jfclrriiige License' '. Kdwnrd f. N'elHoiT i"d I'ttta Maud Miller. , I'lolnite 'ourt M. M. I lodges, f-In lc. m)ointed. Kllen J. Kullivnn. estutc. Illllllielllioll. Guardian Proof of Itcnl Kstnto Transfers Helms I.iind Co. to O. V, Helms ft ii x. Land in J). L. C, U4, tmvt'.sliiii :I8. range 1 west ' ...'. ..... .$ 1 J. W. !um3 ft iix to A. J. An- dfrson. Lot 5, block 80. .Meillonl 10 Sophia Patterson et vir Ut Jaek snn (.'ountv Iluildiug & Loan ui-sin'itiiion. South "J'J feet of of liit C, nnd north ;i!l feet of lot 7. block 2. of l'nrk au dition lo Medford .... 10 II. II.' I'niihiiin ct ux to (I. Winter..- Lund in seetiotf "I." KoEiie lliver Vnllev Or- elinrd's fointiniivV tract CG Jennie Hammond to Charles W. Ilaiiiinmiil. Land jn Ashland Olive llul lock et vir to Warren Cnssidv. Lots "J and M4 in hloek 1 of Karriifiin nddilion to Medford - . . 30 Jnincs M. ('ronemiller et ux to (). K. Howliind. Land in 87. aw.' io I'nitcd States to James K. : lieed. Nortli half of south west, southeast of snutliwesl. northwest of southeast, of section 2'4. township - 'Mi. , range 1 east Frniik O. Owen to Leila Shelby Owen. Land in 1). J,. C. f2, township ;I7, range 1 west 10 W. S. I.tnrnum et tut to Georgo W, llewcv 'et ux. Land in ; tl2, township ;i8, range 1 west ! . ., , 10 Ceoruc VV. Dunn et ux to Cnl.r ' I. It. I'. Lund, in Jnekson follll'tv 10 J. H. Carlton et nl to lleninmin Morsnn et nr.- 'Lund in : section 21, lo'.vnshii)' a.", i'n nsro-4 west A I"i00 T, M.. I'celor ct t .t to. William llittinbothnm. Southwest- of . northeast. - southeast of , northwest, north half' of' . . southwest of wet ion 17, township S3, rahue 2 east- .. 2.000 RECUPERATION of the vital forces of the body, depleted in the struggle with acute disease, depends not upon super ficial stimulation but upon ode quote ftomishmmt. wThV body needs -to be-nourished back to sti'ehgth'tahd power.. a pure, jwlioilesonie tonic-food, apaolutaty: nonatconouc - tone i and anangtriena by nounetung the i whole. ayOTbdy,,loKl arid nerve. Nourish your body back to strength with Soot Vs. jkolt & Bowne, llloomficld. N. J. .') '':' WESTON'S Camera Shop ' tjie Ouly ExeliisiY ' Coimiicrci.il Phot6rnpher ; " in Southern Oregon'.11 ' -.'' . ' ' '',1 K Negatives niade niiy tiijxa or : place by apporntmeuf. :-, : Phone 147-J.'".. :."'"'; ' We'll do ' tlile rest.' J. B. PALMER ... Medford. ESUtSION Kdiriir S. Jin Pit et nx lo V. & Warrens. Lund in Id:! und ,,, 'I -section ill. and lots, ' iind.;i und part of l .uud 7 section XI. townshiu .'17, rnriiie. 1. west . 1 Herbert M.. Jtilieldiiffer ct ux lo William Winter Snlsig. , South half of northwi'Ht of - Hci'lioii (i, - township :!). I'liiiL'e 1 west 1,500 Etliar H, 1 Infer et ux to V. K. Wiirreiis, Lund in Itenslinw Hiibilivision ..i. -;. 3 2.17!) -tuj.)!') to Ainerii'iin Kit l ean of A ruts and Travel. Lots 1. a. 4. :,. 0, ",.8. (I. 10. block 2, of Humphrey An drew's mliiltion lo Medford 2,:ill8 to i'iir m Caddie I.. An , drews. Lot 1. Mock Hum Milirev Andrews' adidtion to Medford .-L ' 2381 to 2.)7'J to ilovde White. Lots A. i. ii. T.-8. f. 10. ' . block 2, Uiiniiihi'.'v Andrews' addition to Mnill'ord . . John W. Thonip. o.i ct ux to D. . Y. Helms., . South half of aoutliMifcl of section 30. . township -10, r"n'.'f a west . , 10 -V.J.Cnrrelt ft ux lo W. M. Hil . . lis. Ijuid iu J.ickson coun- tv ( ' 10.000 Mrs.Mnttie Carlson to Mar- till Ciulron. Three lot fronting on (inrfield street, also west Ji.-ilf of southea-t of seet'on at. lonn-hip 30 runiif 1 west ; , 1 (ieore X- lUv?-;fl!;r:iVf to Mnrv. C. Ili'Sfti-rave. Land ill I)., . L. C, jo. louiiMiin ;i7, .range 2- wet . ..'...:.. . ' .... i Expectant Wethers ' View Event Calmly Tfana Briaff Kn'oMitevlfj' Ttrnt by Uu - at Faadrating-'RaBied'r 'Suff w- - -jag il- AvoidaaLf rS r.'j?j .: ' TbomiiBets of women bare foubdliy'tfia anpucaliOB -of Mother's lripm,- tbo jKno tratlnr r-rternnl randy, prcparnl caxciallr lor expectant motliers, that pain and -suser-Inc at Ibe crUla ia arolded and Atmt in addi tion the months preceding tbo crUil are free innn nin-Tonaneas, nausea, atnelchin'r and bcarlnt-do-vii palna and general dlacomfort. Mother m Prleprl malcM it tvalhlM tnr tha eipectant tnolhcr to herself . ftctoafhr aid raturo in tho plorloua -mirk to be performed, and no woman Ehould nerleet in rivf n. tun a helplnr hand. It will mean (nflnltdV leasaaln and tho houra et Dm prill trill hj. lets. Tho period U one of calm repota and rmtfut nlrtur. : - . . f.-' . . . By the .uio of Mother Prieart the Hn la k?pt soft and natural, and noetencel anttni lay that It la njeh-better to keep your health and good looka dut-tnt the pe riod of expectancy than to try tn renin Urn) afterward. ". . ? Writa tha.BrottBeH Resnlator Cbmpaily, rent. O. Lamar milldlne. Allantn. Geouin. f:r their 1ntero3U Motlierhood Book, nnd obtain a bot!!o.cr llot:j:.''j 1'rtcnrt and ho flnyj yau t- o-.i. ; ' . " 7 Notice of Sale' of (lorernment Timber General Land Office: : Washington. C. November 14, 1918; ' . . Kotlco is hereby given that subject la the conditions and- limitations of the-Act of June 9.. 1516 (33 8tat., 218)," and the instructions-' of the Secretary of the Interior of Septem ber lo, 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 office at Roseburg, Oregon, to "the highest bidder at not less than the appraised Value' as -shown by this notice, sale to bo Btibject to the-ap proval of the .Secretary Of-ther-ln- terlor. The purchase price, -with 'an additional Bum qf -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, otnerwise- .patent win Issue for the timber which must be remoed within ten years; -- Bids will- he' received from-citizens of the United States, associations of snch citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any . state,, territory or: district thereof only. Upon application of a flualified purchaser, trie timber on any legal subdivision wilt he offered separately before nelng -included ;in any offer of. a larger unit. - - '. T. 35 S... R. 1- E.. Sec- I:- SB SWtt''. yellow pfuo li) m red fir. 430 M.. white fir. 20. M.. none of the yel low 'nine to be sold for less than 1 1.6 0 per" XI., and' none of the fir to be. sold for less than ? 1. 00 per-"d. T. 15 S.. R. 2 W.. Sec.' 25. NB SW,"c;. red fir 300 M.. yellow fir 900 M.. cedar. 50 M.;-NW4 SW14. red fir 500 in., yellow fir 800 M., SW SW4. rod fir" 1150 M.. yellow fir 100 M.; cedar so M SEVi swu red fir 550 M., yellow fir 100 M; NE 'SE-4. red fir-Bno M.:'NW14 SEVi, red fir 450 M.. yc!lov fire 900 m;. Sv' Sfci'A.'re.l ftr Tim M.. yel low- fir 350 M.i cedar '50 M.t SE VI SliU red fir 1025 -il.-, yellow fir 300 M., none. of the rod fir.. yellow fir or cedar to bo sold for. less than Si.n0 per a. T.-lt S.; R-. 6 w.r sec. 6 NBVi: NE Vi . red fir 850 -M., "XWMl NE 4 i red fir 700 M.; SWV NE14 rert'fir S25 M..' SE hi i NEtti red fir 800 M.. NEW NWVi. rod fir 450 M. yellow fir-450 M.. OT NW4 red tlr.JOu'-M., yellow firS50 M., -cedar 70 M., SW14 NWli, red fir 225 M. yollow fir 2250 M... cedar 70. M... SE NWV4, red fir 325 M.. yellow fir 400- MV; cedar 115 M.,' !VE 4' SWVi yellow fir 700 M, cedar 70 M.. NWH SW VI. yellow fir 490 M., cedar SO M.,. SW V4 SW;W,' yollow fir 640 Mi SE14 SW"4, yellow fir 740 M.. NEVt SEVi, red fir 370 -M.i yellow fir 360 M.,-cedar 65 M., NW SEVi, red fir 575 ,M ," cedar 30 M., SW "4 -SE VI red fir 680' M .bE'4 SEVI ! red fir 8S0.M., cednr 25 M none of tho-red fir to bo sold for less than f(-00 per M and none of the yetiow. fir -or cedar to ne sold for lees than "ffl.ao nor M... T -17- a A 'R; B-W.- Sec IS. Lot 3, red fir 190 M.V Lot S,"red tir 365 Hf. Sec. 35 -NE A SWV1, red fir 525 M., SEVi SWVSf. red:fir.415' Mi, NW Vi SEVi. , red fir 480 M.-;:'8W SB 14 r red fir .630 M. BE -iSEVl rod fir, 33a M., none of -tlio red li to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. See.: 27, Lot 1-, red fir 190 XL, NVa NEV1 ifflfli. red. fir. 420 M.. NV4 MVVVl NWVi, red fir 315 M., none of the red fir to be sold for loss than SI. 45 nor M. i t x - ' CLAY 'TALtMAM. '' Couiuilsslouer, Geuerul Land Office. Advertising Rates . Classlf ledOne. cent a. word. . Locals-77-Tcn cents, s line.;,. . Le-;al Five; ,ccn,t a ,llne'., - . '. Display 25 cents. an inch. Contract rates on application. HELP WANTED MA LB. WANTED Coop experienced farmer wun small family, one a goon mil ker preferred; also experienced In irrigation. For -partleiilare-eall at the IT. S. Kmployment Bureau. Nash Hotel. . . 242 . II ELP - WASTKU FKMALK WANTED (iirl to do housework. , 229. Call 442-X." WANTBIV mMIJiASKOTJB WANTED To buy light bee.f. 240 Phone.6-H WANTED To rent small ranch with water.' ' Central Point, Ore.; Box 27. R. 2. . r -v ., 241 WANTED Remember the . Medford Automobile Lanndry. Cars wash ed and simonized. First-class work guaranteed. 125 South Front. Phone 19. 229 WANTED R. 1. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Houao to more, hnlld. Phone 488-M or repair or wrack.' 488-X .. ..... WANTED R. H. Toft buya Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts; etc., and makes snort time loans on any old thin a. . . - -' . - " ' FOB KENT HirSEKEKPINO -.,- ; - t BOOMS." ' '."" ! - FOR. RENT Light housekeeping rooms at 322 South Central. 238 FOR RKSl flOESE. FOR RENT Modern house for one month while owner is out of city. No children.. No rent. Keep up household expenses all that is re quired. Apply Box R. Mail Tril une . - 239 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE About twenty head of stock came. . jas. uampueu.- z-tu FOR SALE Heavy work team or will exchange for Ford touring car or truck. : Jos. Campbell; phone 311-R... -. -,-.!, -. i --.' 240 FOR SALE Heifer calf. . Phone White 777-L. 239 Leghorn cockerels. FOR SALE Cows and pigs; fresh . cows; brood sows and choice wean ' ed pigs $5.00 each. Third brown bungalow cross iron bridge, east of Phoenix, Fern Valley.1 239 FOB SALE "VHSCKLL-LNKOCB. FOR SALE Baled grain hay; good .quality. Jas. Campbell.- 240 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. '-.You need heavy layers. They-eat no more than the poor layers: My hens are heavy layers of good sized eggs, and eggs are money.- Made $3.54 profit per -hen 1918 under average farm care. - Get a start with the right kind and watch them pay the grocery bill. Book ing orders now for hatching eggs and baby chicks from - my grand "White Leghorns,' one-half and three-quarters OJ A. C ' Big hens that lay eggs and pay, big profits. h;ggs loo, -ana every, egg guaran teed fertile.. Chicks-20c. E. H. Westerfield, Medford. R. 4. 263 FOR- SALE Alfalfa hay. barley straw.- Phone 869-M. ' 24 FOR SALE Mexican Red beans at Japanese Art Store. ' : 342 FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn cockerels, Tancred strain. R; V. - Crura, three miles northeast Med- ford, , ,i . - . 242 FOR SALE Popcorn. Phone 452-W. - -v... -. 240 FOR ; SALE Good second hand Faultless stump puller.-- Hubbard Bros. . ,- . r .- . if FOR SALE! Sulphur, land -plaster, . superphosphate.' Ralph -Waldo El- den, RUSS Mill.' , .;! - . i FOR SALEAlfalfa ' S42-R-, evenings. ' hay. Phone FOR SALE ranch. -Corn at - the . Clancy - 242 FOR - S ALE--Fine quality baled hay - $25.00 per-ton. Modoc Orchard. : Phone Central Point at meal hours. i; : " - . I -! - - - FOB EXCHANGE. TO TRADE Two Portland lots, one ' acre-tract, also will take part trade on a $8500 ranch. What have you? - Box -14-3.- Riddle Ore. - - '' 240 A Home This Week Only FOR SALE This week only. Land a home. ' Will sell my $10,000 - equity in one of the best places In Jackson-county for $2500.' ', Irri gated, well improved; alfalfa, clo ver, garnen iana ana pears.' co better land in Jakson county. Tho pay streak-has been struck, i l have three other places and must sacrifice something to straighten out my nffalrs. I 'believe . I am ' selling the best place Over offered in Jackson county for the money, v If you want land and a horns Boo N this now. " Desirable In every way. Let mo show your See this, save ?7o00. Just half price. One week only. - Phone-7S4-L' or see owner, 20 North Poach. . 210 TKKX PP. TAKEN UP- -Wbllo-faced two year Phone 7 77-1.. 3J9 ' 1nrt. old helfor. LOST Off AppleKatft rnnKn, ono spotted row, one .lotsov mniked crop each ear. split right. Hrtuid N. D. right hip. Uowarit. F. P.' Dutton, Medford. 231) LOST Endnata to a trailer on bluh . way, north of Central Point. JMcasn leave same at Cowley's Store. 230 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on r,ond real -estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. H. Andrews, No.' , 81 North Grnpo. Phnnn 647-.T. tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY , Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. . A. E. Reames, Lawyer, ' Corey Building. Garnett- Aillo Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. Wj are operating the largest, oldest and best-eqnipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under wrlt- 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. : .Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 4 0 years blk''t -Money ready when land is appraised and title ap proved. E. H. Hunt, secy.-trcas.. National Farm Loan Associations. Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263 Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Haight Music Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72; ... Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance. . Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg, V Good local service. Helen Tumy, " Manager. Piano Tuning; G. W. CROSS 603 West Second , street. Phone- 30D or 5. Piano tuner and repairer. Endorsed by ... the . leading- musical people of southern Oregon. . 261 Planing M.1U THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work; sash, doors, mouldings and screens. -Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 18.- --- , - Physicians and Surgeons DR. W; W. HOWARD Osteopathic -' physician. 303 Garnett-Coroy build :' ing.-; Phone 130. DR. J. -ii EMMENS Physician aud surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup- " plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. : Offices M. F. & H. Co. . Bldg. : Phone 567. - - . DR. F. G. CARLO W DR. EVA MALE'S CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS -416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. - Phone 904-L. ' Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. ' Printers riild PublLshera MEDFORD. PRINTING CO. has the 'best equipped printing office in - Southern Oregon. Book binding. ' loose leaf- ledgers, billing systems, .' etc. " Portland prices. 27 North . Fir SL ' ' Transfer EADS TRAMSKER & STORAGE CO. ; ; ;" Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. - :' - A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford ' A strictly modern o-room cottage with screened porch-' es, cement walk,' garage and driveway chicken house and lot, and close in, every thing, paid iip,a clear titie and a bargain.; 1 ! ' We have' several splenditl. " values to fi'er you at this time. : , Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, 111 Ro. Firfit. - Melf()rI. Oregon ' INTER Ult HA N AUTOCAR CO. ' ' ; Time Card. ; , ', While "flu" ban Is on cars will run . between Medford and Ashland as fol lows:. '..'..'': i. i ..' . -i ''!': ' Leave Modford for Ashland dally at 8:00 a. m. (oxcopt Sunday), and,; at 10 a. m 1:00 p. m. and 4:00 p. m. :' Leave Ashland for Medford dally -at 9:00 a. in, (except Sunday) and nt 11:30 a. m., 2:00 p. in. und 5:15 P. Mj' ' 'J 4T