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Newspaper Page TextIli:i)l-'01,'D MA1IY : TIM I SUNK, MIOnKOUI), OI.K'IO.Y. TIIUI V.)V.) VME :.Ji'lVJ5 ID'S EAGLES 10 IE PARI OF i:TUOT. Jiiii. 8.--A. Iiiiik, nur- )',V WllK, Vill ) HlOltl-lilltllHIlid llO Ul HOllll (lOIH'I'Utll (ClIOI Oil tu u knlfii- lll i! inlK", ruriiiliiK n (oimldeitiblti in.rl of II loliil lotlKth uf 204 feet, iiiid dticlnreil to liu iml ilo uf cninh liiii liny ntihiiiii rluu mu ll In the Iv IiU'i 1'Ulll liy llunry Kurd mid do n'l'.iii'J orlttluully to help rlil thu sen" at Mm meiiitoo of l liu (InriiiHii t - Ili'lltS. Contrary to poiniliir belief llii l.'uitlu In nut ii motor bout, Iml an oil liuriilnK,' Mourn lilrbliiti.ilrlvuii craft, j ivlih it cruising ritilltiH or Co ii n iiiiiuh, Klin Knttlu Id not it IIiIiik of bounty; luMiity win not iHintonii!uii)il In It I'utiHlriiulloii, It Ih a limit kiiiiiiI. wi'iiuou of war, of nil-mill enimtnic tliin with tlto ifmenlloii of thu. run trt'Hi noun. Nil Toi'iHMln Tuhi'n Another popular liniiriwiloii Hint Iiiih been nhutternd h no Idea Hint lliu Kuglw hont In hiiIiihmI with tor liiulo lubes. Tlio mihmuiliie I'hiiiii'r wan not liilnmlml lo I'oiiilmi tlio ma jor liiKtruimuil of (iiiriiiiin ruthlnuit ui'jfi wlili Its on it wiuiinnii. it win nulitnii to depend ratliur mum Un iiiilliniivnrliiK tlullll, Im powerful light gutm. unit n new Atm-rli-aii III vviiiloti for dlreMIng lt (Irn nl un- t-lt ObjlK'U. In cruw InrliiilliiK opurutlnK nnd' fighting complement iiiuiilnirH ap proximately hil mi'ii. To Ilia obiinrvnr, Iho first linprtit nlon nt tlio KukIo limit In uno of won der tlnil n (Tuft o ii n r row run i,i imi buoyancy Hutfli h'lil lo ki It up rlKlit In liiwvy seas. Iieipiiu tin ln it Hi of mora Hum un avitruttit city block, Ilia craft linn n limiin of only 2i fret, nml drawn when fully iqnl jivd I" tlinn ion feel of water. Im seaworthiness, him been demon strated III III" ofrii-lnt trials, arcord III k to reports lo tlio nnvy depart mi' n i. , OiildlMniurm t'.lioiita W'lillo It In admitted tho Kiiglo (lain not in uk u Hid Hpned of thu nvor niin destroyer, It In claimed that It inn ottldltitancft most uliiiiiirliiuM and the rnior-llka odno of the how, sllcm ly, hill iloiinntly tell what would huvii liiiiinii'il hnd II conic In con lact with tlio irninn nnderr-cu pi rate. Unlit with ttllllty un Its prime pur lom, seemingly not un liu-h of space l Wl-.Ul III till' flttlllK Of Ul" VI'HHI'I, nml not nn niinfn of superfluous weight enters Un construction. When ilronixxl Inty IhA wuter ri'Bily for tho lluilnlliitlon of Hit iiiikIiiiih, gutm, etc., less thnn SOU tons of mnlurlnl have been rlviilod loisi'thcr lo uliupo the Katilo bout. Tin' plutoH that farm Hi" shell of the- iibiiiurltic-chinior vary In thlck iisns from 1-4 to 3-K liu-h, nml tint a Hltiitlo forKlnit or rollwl hcnm imiMm their inn ki-n p. KvurythliiK In pruMit'il frtim nhiH't motnl, colil.-liy iin'iuni of iiiurliliifry thnt cutM cvury plvro to nn exact pntlorn, piniclii'ii rlvi-l linliw. mid liiniU tlio lutorlor part to rcitulr oil Hhnpn. I'll rt of r. 8. Nnvy .'Amlilnhlpn rlncn tho ileik-liomp topped hy thi) pllot-lioiino. with rmllo nuurinm. nml nlmvo nil tho connlni: lowor with tho crow' net nl the hllihojit point. Except for tit Is mip'er. nlruciiire, His ilock of the Kucle enr rlt'i nlwayu (ha "ilrlppod for action" nppeurmico- . The firm Kmito liout was launched July , 101s, nml whon tho nrmli ln uiiilml hunt lilt fit. on rly In No vetnlibr. ulr.ht hml -boon 'com plot "il unit twenty-ono qthori wore miller conniriictloii In vailoim manon o' coinplntlon. Knmu of thono hnva ur rlvi'd nt Atlnnllc vonnt porln. , All ho tlio midden cniillon of Iioh t till Ion depi lvod tho KiikIo huutn of nil opportunity lo lent thnlr prownK UKiilmit tho (iormmi undcrm a torrnr. limy nro nevorlli"l"nH to .bpronio n part of iho Amnrlcnn nnvy, tho Kov orniiipnt IiiivIiik niinoiinooil Un Inton lllin lo lino them nn Ritn-lioiitn In conn lal putrol work; nml poniilbly In Itmu lur wntorn. ' ,'l'ho eontruot for tho coitnlrni'llon of Iho ICiikIo hoatn, wlihih tho novum- mmit him nniioiiiiRoil will Im carried out, calls for 10(1 of Iho vohhoIh for tho United Hliitcm woviii'nmonl, nml Iwolvo for tho Krnnch nnvy. iENTS, READ THIS How a Father lias Learned to j 1 Save Shoe Bills. "My son is very hard on tdioes, so Keeping him properly shod li;in heei: (iiiilo nn expense to tne," uvilos Mr. J. Allhon Allen, of Amity. Ailinnsira. "Hut Bince I stnrle.l to buy Ncolin sble'J clioca for lilin I linvc found tli:it it ciista only ubout n third us much to Keep- him in.nhoes." '1 his is because NcQlin Solca nre so totiwli nnd durable tluil they wear n Vwy lonR time. Shoe billi lire kept down becuuso you don't need so ninny piiirs. You can Ret Ni-nlin-solcd slioes nt lllini.at any (t")d Blioo Blore. They conn in nil styles nml for nil members ')( if- family, , Neiilin Soles (ire also available everywhere for . rc-coliiiK. Tii.:y nra .iod'.u:ed by n scientific pro oi l.) be what soles might to lie: com forlabt?, wtiterpriKif mid InnK-WQariiiR. Tli?y an mrule by The Coodvenr Tire & Kuij'j.'r Company, Akron, Ohio, who nlto malvO Winnfoot Itccls, Kiiiirniiteed to outwear any other licels. 3C)OCXXIOOCK3rWCKXKOOOCKK)OOOOC Theaters and Movies !CK70OCX)fXXXXKXXX300O0tXK5Cr0CCK30OW I healer noerN w ill lie plenHeil lo leiii'U tluil the I'aue in In reopen Tliurmliiv, ilntiuiirv Dili. The inini 1 1 L- 1 1 1 1 1 1 luue lit il It' Mieeinl elfoi'l mill have Heeniiil n nKiitiiim nl' un umiiiI ii.ent. The t't-nl nri if n Thciln lllil'n Niiper liiniliieliiiii in "The Honl of lliiilillui," JJi.iB I ',i i ii uk en lit lent of n hull' eanle Kn -I linliiiu iitl. th" ilniielilei- of ii .InviiiiCKf widow, lm we. ii ili'Vuiil believer in tile woiv-liil' of Itiiildliii, Tb" KnM tinliiiii eiil ile veli'h nil lu-r winuc lime In iliineiin.' ielil iluiu-eH. Sielil nfli'i- ii.ulil flic in I'l'niiie. Im- he i ilnee. On one of tlle il iieeii-ii. ih ii tin-v Dnuli' h miilnr tried n f.is her. Her mother re"-etn-H the Km-lishiiiiiii from the wrir.ii of he I'oinilii.-e nnd the mother coiimu. enite her iliiinliter to llinliiiiii iim ii Kllereil iliilleim.' fill, After ii time the i i-liu'imiK nlinon idiere I'lilU mi llnvn mnl .Mii linr.i "liirlM conie (,' (. , wonderful !.irenie iieliinr i. In Iiiih ever iloiie. She CiiIIh in love with n huiiilKiime 1- 1 1 l 1 i 1 1 i rut v olfievr ami foi'juke her reli u'ioii nml her lliiilillui onih. A cliilil '- born to Hie eoiiiile. nhieh i marked fur death hv Vmhii, ii llinldhbd oriect, wlio rellv loves the duiluli- tec. .Mr. Iloni, le.iiler nl' the orchclrn, Iiiih pivinueil n t-peeinl iiiiimciiI iro jriim lor the fentiue. whieli will ndii mueli In the nleiiMiri' ui ilie entei tiiiniiuiit. A brieht. Kiiiinnv Suiediiiie t'leileily eoiimletiM the iirnerain. ' WAHIIINtiTON, Jan. 9 Tho Nnt loniil Amnielialnn OppontMl to Woman Suffrnue. In iinntiiil convonliou hero today planned u natlon-wldo flKliI nKiiluil tho "Itml fine" movamunt. mid connlderud n proxrum for n flKht In Km nexl cmiKrunn umiliiKt the Hu nan II. Anthony equal nuflniKe iimenilmnit, .Mm. Jniniii V, Wndnworth.'.lr., of New York, prenldeiil. In nn open let tor to Chairman Will II, llnyn of the national republican cominltteo, erlt Iclned tho nttltudo of tho woman's iixiK'iitlvo-commlttiin of tho national republlcnii ciimiiiltteo of which Mrs. Medlll .Mct'iiruilck Is 'chulrmuti. eliurKliiK that Ih" coitimllteo wan de voting Its efforts to pur.naxo of the minal Milfrnco nmeiiilmeiiL rather thnn to "rvpiilillcnn propiiKundn." Mrs. liusll t'lark outlined n pro Krmtt to HkIiI radlcallnm mid ankud nupport for a forlhromltiK nttaek oil tho Nou-I'iirtlnun Uiic.no In tho north west. Asnoi'latlon loaders mild they believed Hoi radical political move ment In this cuuntry, was unsocial o'd with a;:liailon for woman siiffrimo. Mm. WiulHworlh wan ro-elected prenldent, Ml.'is Murray l.i'dyard, WuHhlnKlon. was eloctod socromry, and .Mr. Itobert liurrett, llnltlinore, Ironsurur. GRANT TO BE OPENED WASHINGTON'. Jan. !).--After. stir, uiiiuiitim.' severnl olijeetiuus mid mi awcrinu numerous ouestions, Hepre Mi'iiliitive Siuiiott has sueeeeded in seeuiiiiL' ui4sme. bv tinnnimotis eon sent, of Hie Coos Hiiv wnuiiii road liiml urmil bill, restnritur upproxi iniitelv 0:1,000 uetes to tho L'overn u.enl under priietieiilv the same terms ns the liiinls ot the Oreuoit & Cnli forniii eriint. uium pnviiient of WifJ.- ()li(l In the Southern Orcnon eompimv. presciil holder of I he title, mul imv- uient of tuxes bv tho enverniueiit iliuonnliiu! lo nearlv li'.'iOO.OOO, The hill, ns imssed. iirovidoH Iho (tounlies slnill receive '.',) per eent of the proceeds I mm the sale ol him ami tinnier lor lliu lieiieiu or kMiooIs, roads mid ports, whieli, it is esiiiimt ed, vil produce $7011,000. . .." ItitKcr rollTI.AXD. .Inn..!). Iluller rum. t'ilv eremnerv priuls, exlrns, box lots, (IVe: ciirloiiM, OHc; hull' boxes, Vc more: less (Jinn half boxes, o move. Ilnvins; liriee liiilti'r fill, eniinlrv, (iSe: cuhi! exl rns, ti.'l;1, I'oiilliy mid V.uns I'OUTl.AM), Ore., .Ian. II. KkRS sellinu price, ensii eo'iinl, (!8e: liuviim price, Hoe: selline; price, emidled, 71 e. lleiis ,'ll)(ii :I2i", .siniiuiors, :l2i old roosters, 'JOe. , ("lots - ,t.ril.fi(l bid: eoyn. B2.0I. roi l land Idvcxtoi'k 1 5 l'01(TI.AN!. Ore., Jnli. ),--rullle sleailv; reeelnls llti.l. Steers urine t l:i. Illlw 1 1.00: uood lo elioiee. $1 1. oil (ii' 1 :!.f0 : medium lo uood, iflO.'nKd) i'l.i"0: ii'ediiim to I'uir,'if0.."i0o.( IO.oO; eoininon In fair, .tH.dOm 0.00 : cows and heifers, elioiee :t lO.OOdi 1 1.00: Iiieilium lo uood, ifij.oOot D.DO i'air to "IBI'SMMB "i'lKlillne; Hons r (fiius" nt I'imo Aiuutii'iueiitn Ii ii v been untile lorn eoinert here nl the Pntfe tbei.ter. Tiii'mIhv I'Veii'm;. .Iiiiiiiurv 1 1, bv tin Allied Will- V'eteyiuiK' Mililnrv biimi. iiiekiinlneil "The l-'itlililiu Koiik nl (Iiiiik." Iliix , blind in coiuin-iHeil of wounded uMernux ii'eiiibled from till lirmii'lii": nml vealmnil.i of Hie Imi'e rinl nml (Vuiidinii fotvor:, All of the men in (Inn liiiii.l Imve been "over the top," mill Imve been exeiiwJ from fur ther si'i'viee In- reii..ini of iIk-h- dix nbililv, L'mlfr the eoudiietnrslijii of .Moor Chiif, I'". Wnril. roivntlv luibd i.nihlei- of t!ie 1-lnl reuiiuent of ('mi. ndii, one of lim loci'iicnl llnit n erenllv diwliniinit lied il-elf. .nml .vliieh in oiiite well knowii us Hie Western-Midi Ciiiiiidimi rcwini'-'Ml - thin bund iliil ui-ent work 'ovirnei'H, beins; in llie w-nr iirni'lii-iillv ii.ee lbe outbreak, , . ' Il in nol intended bv Mnior 'Verd lliiit hi. "Fmhtiii!; Kom. (,f I'luu," sliiill eoiiriiiii tin; iiro:;inm entirely to )iiiii,ie, A luoflt iiIoiihwii; enlMiliiin ineiit will be liiven. rniwii.tiii" of inili- llU'V lUIINie, iioiudur trejtett o llmhlni'd drnte,., bv Kilted Sent :b ilmu'lTM end ,Seot"'eh niuciH. Tlio niu vi'iiiii will he l';irrln r niiiietuutcl bv -torien ill v.hieh tho veteraufi will re Inte their iiiilividiinl nml sturt:;;.-.- , x nerienee i. , re:mii !.nbli! mid uiiiisiiai iroi!riUi. iiieilium. r.(!i)fn ff.otl : ec.iiners. $ 1.(10 f't'i.tni: bull.., irfj.,",ll;i8...0: calve-. ijlMlllfn l.l.mi: hlocker.i mul feeileh'. 7.(M'(.i 0.MII. Ileus liifher: reeeiiilw (i7. I'rime mixed, if 17.'.J"ifii 17.7."); medium mixed. t(M(n -'17.(10: ro.ii.ii henvicH. ii.1.1.011 ( Kl.oti: ui-.-K. 1 1. 0'J(1. ')..': bulk of sule, 17.00. Slice o-'ti'mlv: reeeipts :i'-':i. I'rmi Inmlei, ijr.'.liOdi l.'l.t'O: fair to medium, .0.00(i 1 1.00: veaiiines. 10.(!0(u ll.'lO: Wltlu-r, -!l.dOl.( 10.1111; i'iw.1. .II.O0(. 8.00. EDEN PRECINCT Williani Cirless of l'h(ieiiix is snf ferimr with an attack of iiuiiisv. Mrs. Callv Slaadnuiii of I'lioenix was tradiiti; in Asliliind Moiidav. Mrs. ( hi-tu of I'lioeuix was suf ferimr from evmiplieations from ilti Siimtav mid Monday. Mr. Miilniureii was ended Tucdav lo Mirldi tii look into 11 case tluil was tliom.'ht neeessarv to uiiarantiiie. line liii limd-oii of 'l'uleat was at I'lioeuix last Mmidav liavini.' lr. Malmmen remnve a luru'o wait; from (he side of hi-, face. ).nwreio t'r.iwiord id' Talent re turned to Ciliun Lewis lust Wednes dnv, !i viiia onlv bad 1111 eicht-dnv iurlouuh to visit his wile and bis Parents. Ilnnes howi'Ver, are enter tained t hut bis riiseliarue will he ob- tained on account of carina for hife onenip!; school as the board are 1111 voiiiil' wile mid babv. ', able to iM in eonimnniiNit'on with Kben (':ini:r. a former fern Vul-! Miss b'obins. who is supposed to be-in lev resident, was back last Thursday. Mr. Carver limit a walk over lo see. where bis childhood home had stood. Hut new buildings, iii fuel, ji little town, has been built up '.moll the old homestead In mis. And Mr. Carver entild hiirdlv tell where his old home hud been. Mr. mid Mrs. furl I'tiseoe of North Talent visited .Mr. and Mrs. Nouli ( handler ln-l Snndav. Mrs. M. Stoi ktord was visitinu bet L'runilfuther. A. Kridemir, of Menlord Mondav. Mrs. J. 1). Ileinv of North Talent! wan 111 Mediurd Tuosduv. Mrs. I.illv roli.ii::iii of I'lioeuix v.as trad'ii'..' in Medford but Satttvi'.av. Arthur Unsi; of West Phoenix Was ill lledford Saturdav. ' C)rne 101 for of Phoenix wn.-. tr.ul imr ill .dedfoid Satiirdnv. (jirl Newbnrv was vt.itiiii; his aui.t. Mrs. J. Jf. ii.nler, last Kridav nnd Siitunlav. C.ul had been to Klamath falls to visit iiis mother. Mrs. Wilbur Fresh This isv when Flake That's them ctiJ.'i ,!V Your Munn MM 'V"it '!. J-VIV...I1 V-1" l- -..'AM tones, mid was on bis return lo Kn t'ciie. .where ho Ih iiltendiii'j the uui versilv. i' ,Mim. Clara Ciilliiiii nml Mi.,s A11 drv lluherts of Kliiiuatii Fulls i "d Miss Klsie ),nv.'rene of Medl'ord. ue eoiiiiniiiied bv Curl Newbury .luude ti .'iilr.ilies Iriii front Meilford up into N'orth Tiilenl Inst, Saturday, Mm. W. K. .(.'pleimin of .Medl'ord spent Inst TiiesdnV with Mrs. Arthur Kurrv mid Mi ', M. Hiise ul the lur ry borne eolith of t'liocnix. (luefts :New Vef.'s day i:t ibe nlcii iiiiit linine of Mr. mid Mrs. L)oe ltiehiiid'1011 of Talent were Miv and Mrs, ('. (.'orev, Mr. mid .Mrs. Will II ii;li. Mrs. Intuaii and Mr. Inmiin. Mrs. A. S. furry, -Mrs. M. Hose. Juiiiiitii fiinv mid Aubrv fnrrv of I'lioeiiix were kiics'.h I'riilav nluht unu Satiiriliiv nt I he iileii-unt home of Mr. mid .Mi's, t'olver furrv of Kusl Kden. .',-: , V SAMS VALLEY Mrn. 1'ranlc ' I'avrie is sufferinu from an attack of influenzu, khiidos edlv eoiitriieted from iinr liiisbfind, who returned bunio nl'ier Iia'vitttc re l overed from (he maltidv. ' V ' Miss Idn Cusiuiuin of Trail is vis iiiiitr with her sistnr. Mrs. Jobn"1 lull. .Miss Kulli llmiiels of Medford vis ited 11 few diivs last week with Mrs. Kilimtton nnd i'.iniily before leiivirii; 10 resume her studies in the San Juse none. 11!. ! . r Mr. and Mrs.- V.' Ivenney were sbonpine in Medl'ord T'losduv. ', ' Miss Mabel Cooper Viis iiiarried in Medl'ord Jniiimrv M. (i Mk llankins of Weed, Calif. - Till' liuppv couple left lor San f ritnewo, where thevi v.'ill remniii i'nr I whs monihii while Mr. llaiikiiiM'taiu's a 1 further eoyrsc in civil eriKiii-.n rin--' and his wife takes a entires iin a mm-ic sclmul. from thence thev will ii:ul:i' their home in Weed. Ciilil'.. where both were form-! erlv eiiii'loved. All eood wishes lire extendi d for their fu'iire hmipiness. W. W. K'iinuton left Tuesday for I'ortlaiid villi t'. inixed earluud of fine hoes em! -.bet n. The boirs were some of the !iai-t that ever left the vnl lev. Out of (he twd which were dis covered to be ton fe.t nnd had to be butchered that iiiornina. wus a sprinir pitf wlt'eb weiuhed '.ib'y pounds. Wid M i. ri' ond family silent New Yoer'-i ii : i.t tho home of his i'utlicr. .1. K. Moore. ' ,- Mi s. !!sii!, siiiter" -; of Jolinmc frcdeiibura. arrived Mondav iroin (Iran!,. 1'ass to visit ri-hitives here. Mi Mnbel Seotlf- relai-ned lust week to resume .teneiiim: in Koiuc Hiver. ' The senreitv of co voles this winter has heoii stromjlv noticnble in our dis trict which ri'I'leets ijiieh credit on the envole eltih,' ' V- ' .Mam- reiiuirks' are m-iiur made' on the lon'- eontiiiiicd cosl- spell trvine to nssoeiate it- with conditions of snine imst vear and i!tncrceinr Hint it our had an ennui, i : Several new families liavc rather recently Indited jn the vicinity of our itntrict, but whose names wc have not acciirntelv learned vet. No detinite date emr bo set for re fortland now. I COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Cirri'.! Court Frank K. Fen. lor et nl to Benj. F. Fuller et 11.1. oeeond amended an swer. .John F. Roviio vs. Gold Itay Real ty t'o. Sunin jnn. ' Mi::rinR; Licenses Owen D. Palmer and Wilma -B. Morris. Lemuel V. Baker and Clara .May Mowk. Ileal Ktstuo Transfer's G. C. Shirley et ux to Mabel Whitney lliibsim, land in - Crisp - 3atisfyingj exactly fwliat ycill say as .you. iOlcpur . iirst . anow Soda. . . - ?. VJ m M'hat everybody says abouU and ;KaUwhy ti.y are con-jj tinuing to be .0 :mensely popular. Don't ask for cracker? say SnowJ Flakes. ; n If grocer "can supply you, II. 1.. t'.,"4i, t'wp. X7, II. 2 ' W ,....... 10,2 .1. M. Carlton oi nl to .1. II. -Mi.Keo, land In oe. 21, 50 twp. 33, II. 4 W 800. J. O. Jirown et ux to J. M. I.ofluud, land In l. h. C. 00 42, twp. 27, ft. 1 W 2500 Mttry K. p'Nell lo .1. C. Hrown lnml !n O. L. C. -42, twp. 37, It. 1. VV... ;.; ;. 1. Btale l.iind llourd vn, (!, 0. niitler, HW, S',i of SK, NW of Htt. BV of NK noc. 1, twp. 89,. K. 1 W 400 J, Ii. Koburts et al to J. C. ' ' Hrown, land In I). L. C. 42, 00 00 00 twp. 87. It. 1 W 1. 00 Va (testlcss lit NUclit Sufferer fruui kidney trouble ex perlonce backache, rheumatic pains, aches In joints mid muscles and other tortaous afflict lonn. E. W. Kitt, K. F. V. 2, Box !t, H'lortors, Ala., write: "I .mod Foloy Kidney Pills at I wa up rcftlesa over Jiilit with pains In my back and side. They did mo good and 1 truthfully nay Foley Kidney J'lllo 1 the medicine for ilia''' trouble." Kor sale by Medford Fhtv maey. '.'.'". v . ... -' i n ',a.." t : Use Soothing Musterole When those sharp pains go shootlns through your head, when your skull seems as u icnouia u. iuu a little Musterole on your temples and nerk. It draws out the inflammation. soothes away the pain, usually giving quick relief. Musterole Is a dean, white ointment. made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard olaster and does not buster. Many doctors and nurses frankly rec ommend Musterole for sore throat, bron chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neural gia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or ointa. soraina. sore muscles, bruises. chilblains, frosted feet colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). It a always dependable. . 30c ana WJc jars; nospitai size ti.su. Advertising Rates Classified Ope cent a word. Locals Ten cents a line. Legal Five cents a line. i Display 25 cents an Inch. Contract rates on application. HTEliP WANTEli MALE. WANTED A. live wire. Salary and , commission. , An excellent offer. L. F. Thorn. Diet. Hep. Portland Tclenrmn, 122 North Ivy. 246 WAXTEI lien to clear land and cut wood by tier by contract imme- dlatcly. Apply Webster Ranch, before Saturday, phone 6S5-JU. 243 NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MUNT TIMBER General Land Of fice; Washington, D. C, Dooembor 21, '191?.: Notice is hereby given that subject , to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, mti (39 Sut., 21S), and the, in struetions of the Secretary of the In terior of September 15, 1917. 'the timber on tho following lands will be sold' Feb. 11,. 1919, at 1ft o'clock m., at public auction at the United States land office at Rosehurg. Ore- eon, to the highest bidder at not less than the ; appraised value as shown by this notice, fialo to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, wltn an additional sum of one-fifth ot one per cent thereof, hoinc commissions allowed, must be deposited at time ot siilo, money to ha returned it sale is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed wltn 111 ton years. Bins win be received from citizens of the Unit ed States, associations of such cit izens nnd corporations organized under the lnws of the United States or uny state, territory or district thereof only. Upon, application ot a (lualifiocl piircharer, tli timber on nuy legal subdivision will bo ol'forcd separately before being ineluded in nny .'ojfer of n ln.rKer unit. Township 2! S.. H. 4 W., Sec. la; NWv; SJis4 rod-fir S30 M., not to bn sold for less than .81.00 per Jt. T. oi: t!.. It. 7 W., Sen. It; SEW SUM, i JL, yellow nine, titia M., red nr. none ot tno yoi low nine to be sold for less than 2 . f 0 per M., and r.ouo of the red fir to 1)0 sold for loss than $1.23 por M. Very, respoctfully, Clay TnUmnn t'ommlsr.Ioaer ireuornr Lnml ontee GKT TH?S It's a Big Bargain Touring car, first-class condi tion, equipped with Wtllard hat ' terj-i Tor lights and starting, all tires good, one ot them new. Car has had unusually good care. AM'y,.-,21 South Kb? or Phone V 213-K. Heal Skin Diseases It id unnoccssary for you to .-suffer vith ecucma, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles. Ztmo, ob tained at any drug store lor 25c, or S1XX) (orextra large bottle, and prompt ly applied will usually give instant relict from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin ami heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It Is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress, Th E. W. Rum Co., Cleveland, O. nitf.Y WASTEU ITr-MALM WA-STEI) Cook. A first-class eco- no;nlcaI cook can secure good posi tion at Medford Sanitarium. A scrub woman also wanted. 248 WANTED SITUATION. WANTED Position by girl In fam ily in ordinary circumstances. Country preferred. Phone 263-Y. : 247 WASTKri MlBCr.LLASTEOIIS WANTED To buy small kitchen range. Phone 407 or 554. 24 1" WANTKD To buy first cutting of alfalfa. 859 East Ninth. 248 WANTED Vise, drill, and other shop tools. Liberty Repair Shop. 22 South Grape street. 240 WANTED To rent modernly fur nished 4 or 5 room house, close In. Responsible party; no children. S. O. S-, Mail Tribune. . 240 WANTED Houses to move, build. or repair. Phone 488-X. WANTED To rent, a small place. fire or 10 acres, suitable for chick ens, cows and pigs. W. If. PJUIs, 707 West Main street. 246 WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your partly paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED R. H. Toft bays Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, lodg ment!, escrow contracts, etc., and makes abort time loans on any old Md FOB SALE RF.AL EST A TIL FOR SALE Lot 10. block 2. Fa brick's Addition City of Medford, 110 down, 110 per month. . Ad I dress owner. 444 East Harrison street, roruana, ure. 213 FOB SALE LIVESTOCK "OR SALE Al Jersey milk cow. One Toggenbourgh billy goat. 84S East Ninth street. T. H. Bragg. 246 VOR SALE POULTRY AND BOOK. FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point. 270 FOR SALETwo S. C. Rhode Island Red cockorels; also early hatched pullets, from the best stock in the valley. Write or see Mrs. C. S. Lammey, Central Point, Route 2, box 21. ; . 249 FOR SALE 180-e.gg capacity X-Ray incubator, practically new; also brooder, price $30.00 for both Mrs. C. S. Lammery, Central Point, Route 2, box 21. . - 249 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You need heavy layers. They eat no more than the poor layers. My hens are heavy layers ot good sized eggs, and eggs are money. Made X3.54 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-halt and three-quarters O. A. C. Big hens tfiat lay eggs end pay big proms. Eggs 10c. and every egg guaran teed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. H Westerfield, Medford, R. 4. 263 FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn cockerels, Tancred strain. - R. V. Crum. three miles northeast Med ford. ' . 24.8 FOR SALK MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 1918 Chevrolet car, bumper, dash light and tour extra tubes. $000.00. Run 2300. miles. Phone 331-Y. 247 FOR SALE If you have to sol) your Liberty bonds sell thera to us; If you want to buy Liberty bonds buy -. them from ns. -We pay casu l'ianos. Victrolas and records 1 specialty. Hale's Piano Houso Ino J. F. Halo, general manager. 271 FOR SALE -Because of sickness, my lease on good ranch, team, feed V cow and calf, farm implements and household goods. For particulars phone Gio-.r, Medford, pf call at 511 Austin street. ' " . ' 247 FOR SALE-i-Good quality gra,ln hay. Phone7S8-Rl. ... '., ' ., 249 FOR SALE 100 tons X)t corn ensl - lnse, good place to foed. Phono S6-H. Goo. Hilton, Medford. 247 FOR SALE Good single and double driving harness. 906 West Fourth street. 246 FOR SALE-'500-R2. -Black walnut3. Phone : 24S FOR SALE White winter seed bar ley. Call C. T. Hamilton, Central Point. 247 FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, , Bupnrphaspbate. Ralph Waldo El den, Russ Mill. FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central Point at meal hours! TAKEN UP. TAKES UP Ono bull calf with crop off right car and undor bit with split in left ear. He has been here for a month and a half now. Phone .373 Jacksonville. 246 LOST Light tap gaiter on' Main street Mondav. Finder please re turn to Mail Tribune. 2-16 FOB EXCMANdB. : TO TRADK- Will accent desUabla home ojr : possible something dls to amount, of JMIOtt apd I350O , long time on a' good ranch; Box 143, K!(d,!o. prp. , 2"7 FOB RFNT MtSCKIiLAJTEOCS. : FOB- RENT -1 t-ncre tract with house, barn, chicken house, flvo yenr old orchnrd,. 200 grnpe vines, full bearing, l Mi seres alfalfa. Will rent on shares or for cash, place near city reservoir. Address E. C. Hoaly, 32 8 Fourteenth, Portland, Oregon. - 246 FOR RENT 16 acres bearing orch ard, mostly pears. Good proposi tion to right party. Frank Isaacs. Phone 905-Y. 24 MOXKtf TO LOAJf MONEY TO LOAN on good rl estate secnrlty, and will buy Lib erty Bonds, j. n. Andrews, No. 81 North Grape. Phone 047-J. tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-l, rooms 8 and 9, Medford KftUCaaj Bank Building. A. E. Reames, Lawyer. Garnett- ry n..tiin. - ' - ' Anto Supplies LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. W are operating tho largest, oldest and beat-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest.- Use oar springs when others fall. Sold nnder writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get - your premises cleaned op for the summer. CaU on the city garbage wagons for good service. , Phone 861-T. - J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. H. U. Wilson. X!. P. A. Attention grram to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. M. F. & H. BuUdlng, Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40 years 5 55, Money ready- when . land is appraised and Utle ap proved. E. H. Hurd, secy.-treoa., ' National Farm Loan Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263 Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher 61 piano and harmony. Halght Music . . Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. ; . Piano Tuning G. W. CROSS 603 West Second street. . Phone' 309; Piano tuner and repairer. Endorsed by th leading musical people of southern Oregon. .'.,'.-.'.". .. .-.c- .. -:"-'24' Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT-r-GonTl mUl work, sash, doors, mouldings anal screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184.-' -: - - :- .. ' Physicians and Burgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia . physician. 303 Garnett-Corey bolld - tag. 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 fof B. P. R. R. Co. Offices M, F. & H. C. Bldg. Phone 567. .- -. - DR. F. G: CARLOW DR. EVA MAIiVS CARLOW i OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. : Phona 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printer and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tas best equipped printing afflea - ta Southern Oregon. Boole slasUata -loose leaf ledgers, bullae systsms, - etc. Portland prices. - 27 Nsrta. Fir St - Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phons ' 315. Prices right Service guar anteed. - A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford ,- A strictly modern 5-roora cottage with screened porch- es, cement walk, garage and driveway, chicken house and lot, and close in, eveiything ' paid up, a clear title and a bargain. '; ; We have several $plendid values to ffer you at ,this time. ; ' . - - '' Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, t(( 80. Fir St. ' ,AIiford. Oregon ' , 1NTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. '. Timo Cnrtl. - y While "flu" ban Is bii cars will run between Medford and Ashland a fol lows:' - '- ' ' ; . . Leave Medford for 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 dallv at 9:00 a. m. (except Sunday) and' nt 11:80 a. m., 2:00 p. m. and 6:15 p. m,. . " " ' "