' f
OFFICIALS STUNG;
GRIP OF BOOZE
I PROVES APPLES
, Wllllnm 10, limber, familiarly
It nowii tin "Hllorly," tnnnulliilliit nf I lie
.ntli llutiil burlier shop, wim lutit In
liillklllK lllx cuw till" niuruliiK, ii
ivuplu of liuum lulu, because nf u
I in-Ill with Chief of I'ullni Tlimilliy
i.ml County Prow-eiilnr Huberts, mid
llii) hitler two officials urn mill acn
lng rod ttiid biding their (lino fur
v 'iiKniiiirtt, Hhurly In iilnu aiming rod
wi U threatening to gel iivuii, Hlinilff
Terrell, Ion, I" f Nun a III i In upiwi,
Ami wluil liriinilmul to bo nun nl
ilut mum uilkuii-ut IiuoiIi'kkiiik cases
wim ho unioli mixed up with In h int
mnl Newtown uppln Hint It wen! up
Ilut fluu, flgurullvoly apunklng of Him
rliliunny viirloty, mill nut Hut upldem
l; kind. Nuvorlluilfim tint chler,
i roHot-u (r iiinl Hliurly have u high
fever unit pulso imtti.
I'lcit Tllll lll'll
TliO plot opened up lain Wednen
iluy nfliiriimin wliuii Shorty boarded
tlin uftiiriiuuu tralu antiih will) dm
iciuurk tu riiiiiv iliiut huiiiti'ra-on,
"I am K'jIiik tu llornliruuk nud will
be back In the morning with a suit
cusn full of brli'k." An audi things
will, Ilia newa vf llcrbwr' departure
mill III remark rvuilii'd the uurs uf
til n authorities, Ah n ronuiMiiir,:ti
Chief Tliuulby watched till trulna hint
night Hint till niuruliiK from lliu
Mdlford end ntul Nhoilff Terrell kil
will til ot nil Irnlna lit Tuli'til mill
I'lllKHllX.
When tho northbound ptuuiouiior
train reached Meilfurd ut 7:1)5 o'clock
Hi In nwirnlug Shorty Barber stcppi-il
from lliu I ml n Willi u heavy huIuhhk
mid It aitenilngly it 11 fit ky lunk. Hit
started down tho pliitfurm unptirently
furtively kIiujiIiiu hither mid you, niul
t tie will lint! chief of police remarking
I lo hlmaalf "Thu vlllyun upprua iivili''
v thought It tliuo lo clo,,o 111 un his
prey.
1'rowilng Harbor's path be ejacu
lated tho following: "Mr. Barber, I
will linm lo sk you to imp into my
iilflio until you open liiln sulicttsu
mid show me Ilia minimi."
iMtom Police dili f
' Developments followed HiU-k mid
fun I. Harbor nr firm defied Timothy
to ilelulii him wlihoiil niiiof, mid re
fused tu open lha sutlruao. The clili'f
wan utiduralo nud lualalcd on detain
lim Hurber until Priumcutor Koherlii'
nrrlval. The Inner official, who win
lii kd. In response to a phonn call
wua quickly on ihe scene, wlihoui
having walled for his break fast.
II:iHiit mill mulilioruly mlnned to
open I hn nulH'nmi nud nii'ordliiK lo
Urn offlrer Ihronlitln-d to do UiIiikh
to Ihmu If hn ovur I'muiht u 1 1 h r ntm
of Ihom iiumldo of lovn. Ho wnii In
il hurry lo K"l honin nnd milk hi
row. Klnnlly, when h wim threat-,
iiiind Willi Im I hk ili'tnlui'.l In prlKtm
until a nenri'ti wnrroni cmilil he ol
liilnrd from .IiiiIkii Tuylor to muirrh
thn miliicaiie, Ii" Mm In unit threw
llio milltaiio open esposlnK Hi riui
li'iiln, which were donemi of fine
Newiown Hpiili'K.
' "(iiwli nil flnh-hiKikii! HUiiik!"
murmured the pule pronerulor at the
ilnlookod for nnd mirprlrlni; mKhl.
n tbe rn In t chief weukly hdukIu
to Iran on lilx itiwk for iiuppurl, mliui
ed It nnd lurched iikhIiim tho wull.
A lima .MIIkltiK
' When they hud rneovured from
llmlr ehaKrlu, Uoljuru nulil In hy
tmiiw; "Thnt'H uli wo wimt of you,
Mr. Harbor, no on homo nnd milk
your cow," mid Timothy uttered.
"Yea, go on nnd peddln your milk."
Homo lime lulor Sheriff Terrell wna
rulled off the accnt nl Talent and
I'hoenlx, reportliiK Hint Ilia train hud
not ntopped at either alntlon.
I'roiinriitor Hoherta and Chief Tim.
ol hy while fruely ndmlttliiR Unit
"Shorty put It over on ua," add l
lillhuntly "IhlN lime," and amllo out
wnrdly. Thoy both any they nro con
vinced that n aulU'iiHo ToniiilnluK
liquor wna put off nt Aahlund Ihla
niuruliiK hy aomennn, which will
eyuiitiitilly ahow up In Mndford, nud
reuroi tlmt they didn't have the Anil
Hunl depot wiiti'liutl. ,
POLES TO PROTECT
f
, I.OKliON'. .Inn. III. Tho I'iiIihIi
I'liveiiunent tins iiiovihinniillv lukeu
oyer the nilminirtlrution ol' l.illiiiniiin
In lU'otcct the coiinlrv I'roin Hit llol
xlievikl, iiccoi'tlimr to a lelcui'iim li'oin
Wurxnw tnilnv, Tim nction wim Ink
cli ui the reiiies ol' llie lucsiilcnt ol
lliu l.ilhiinniiin i-'inlilit.
Wortli litll.OO n ltottlo
; Wni. nnrtidH, Sun Antonio, Tex.,
wi'lton: "Ii'oley'H Honey uud Tur Is
tho hoHt coiiKh roiuody In lha world.
It litis linen worth $50.00 ft hottlo to
mu. I hnd 'tlio riu' followed by pneu
monia, which luft mo wenk, with n
porHlatont couch. I ncoded rout nnd
sloop, which I wna uiiuhlo to got.
Romn oho nilvlsod Foley's Honey nnd
Tur. I hoKftn tnkliiB It HinL vory
nlKht. llnforo hed tlmo I noticed ro
ller, mnl Hint nlRht hnd n sound sloop
und porfnat nlithl's rout, tho first
nllicp tho husinnliiK of , tho flu. I huvo
cnniplololy rooovorcd nnd , do not
eoiiKht nt. nil. It cont mo only $1.20
trt euro1 that nhntlnnla coukIi with
Foley's llonoy niul Tur. ).ot nil who
I'otid this letter try Foloy's." V"1'
liulo hy JlodCord riiurnlucy.
STATE BUDGET
BY LEGISLATORS
HAI.K.M. .Inn. -Tin. joint wiive
niul menu., ! in j it t -- of. the vo "m
Unlive lmiiichii nl t U.-ij- lir-t meet
iiui In mi ilin.imli the stut,. Iiuiluct.
iiuiile Iniiliilive nil. nuvreuiiliiii!
rill.Ilh'J niul uiivc iiulieiiiinns Ihnl
eiioiiitli ouii..- i.Mliii'lioiiM were ill
fiulil to f -1 1 1 the I, Hul ii it i u Ii I mure
linm nun million iIiiIIiiih niul brim llie
lollil williiu tin, mx iHTcelil limitiitioli.
the tirl lim rciliiituu, WHk the 1IK(I..
IIIJO enliiiuitii ol hlute uiil lor llie'in
iluxlriul iici'iilciil I'oiiiiiiiHHioii, which
will lie utini'ciih.iiirv nccoriliiitf In I lie
eiimmiMuiiiii'n own ivciiiiiiiiuiiilnliiiii
niul Hull nl' (loviinior Willivcoiiilie.
The e-linmlc ul' ifL'liH.'JU.'i. VI I'nr liie
niilioiml uiiiinl win ikikhciI hv ut (lie
IiikI mculiiu; lint il ih extieeled will
Inlcr be rwliiccl to ijto,.l)lll) niul culn
ul' noiue liuiiilri'iU of iIiiiuhiiiiiIm ol
ilnllnrs will he mi, ,1c. j j nrcdicleil,
Iroiii the fvlinuili' tor the I'liiverxitv
o' llreumi niul the (iri'uon Aurieiil
lurnl cullcuc Koine Icuinliitoi'K cliiim
il I" iiiiuiciil liuit Imlii will he done
I'nr iIicki. iuiit in inns niul the Oicumi
iioriilul i-i'liool. niiove the miUnm) lex!
ulluwiiiice.
Severe ' criiic'iNiu ol' I lie noniiul
dchnnl iinlicv luurkeil llie joint mecl
illlf. Hnlne llicmbclK ilci'lll red llie. )ul-
icv in mil un to tint i-tuniliiril iiml il
wim iniiilc Itiiown I tint u hill w ill lie in
Irnilnccil in the lower hound iillowiui:
iirinluiile or the eliile ulitverxitv niul
iil'riiulluiiil collcL-e lo tench in the
mule M'liuoli c Ihnl lliria itiilitu
lioun iiiiiv l,e ilcin'inli'tl iiiioii lo lur-l;i-li
miiiic o' the tciii'licr in llie lnte.
Some cniiitiiitlc' iiii'iiilieri tuvorcd
cliiiiiiiutiui.' nulillciilioii of the 1 llttc
Honk hv Seeretnrv nl' Slnlv (lleolt,
lull oIIiitu ni.li, -l, it niul then, i lil;h
hood thiil it will he retniiicj. The iov.
eriior'M iilnn im to reduce uniiroiiriii
tioii lor hoiintici on wild uuiuiiiU.
I loin the i.).(UI0 eHliiiiute In hull' Unit
mm, nut niul Iti mnke il eurcnoliil In n
I'l'ilcriil miiirniu'iolinu, clinnini; the
metliutl nl ili'.ilnc.- with iirciliitnrv uui
muU niul cliiiiiniitinu the hoiinlv hvh
tcui, ilnl not meet with lull niiiirovul.
ticiieiiil nentiiiieiit kcciiiciI In he Ihnl
the muoitiil hIiuiiM he reiluced lo
f:i7,.'ilMI with the hoiinlv hv.leiu re
Iiiiiicd. line iirnlileiu i'i,nl'roniiii the
wuvx mnl iiiemw cniniiiitlccN is (tint
1 lime. It JeciiiH likelv Unit nil ilcle
lAiliout wnitiiii.- iiiioii the couiiiiiltecs
will le rciiuirc,! In umiie their Hmkt'
men hi tlmt nsjinieh cuuvcrs.itinn n
iMiH-ilitc cull he cliiniiintcil nt ctinrer-
CIICC-.
TRE1CHLER ELECTED
Tho Commercial club Is without n
prcalilent lempornrlly im Wni. (;. 'full
the president of thn Flrat National
bank, who wna elected lo thn posi
tion nt Inal weck 'a moot In c hna re-
fuavd lo accept, end lieorno Trelch
ler, llie head of tho Trolrhler ft Tier
on Automobile company, who was
elected president hy tho directors ot
Hut club Inst nlKht, bus nut yet. do
cliled thai he will nccept.
Mr. Tnlt when elected protested
Ihnl he could not itervlco Ilia office
because of hick of time outiiltle of his
business duties, hill It wns hoped
hy the directors that ho would nee
his way clear lo retain tho presi
dency. Itowevor, ns ho wna firm In
his declislun ul lust night's mectlliR.
Mr. Tr.hblnr wus ele.lttil presldont.
Ho will decide within n day or two.
TODAY S MARKETS
I'ortlauil Mveslock
rOHTl.AXI), Ore., Jun. lfi. Cnt
llo sleudy; receipts 1(11. Steers,
prima JKI'n It: Kood to choice $1 1. a (I
IT RAISES
MDough
Crttttut
Uf4
Jlnwm
8rt4
Crescent Baking Powder
Thrw Important emontUli ilionld Jiitdo
yt tn iht lolnotlon of your Inking
powdar purity, lMtvenujg offlolouoy
and conomy.
Ortaoont ia abiolutoly pura by labora
tory toU and ffovornnwnt Hondurdi.
Croaconl, boctniBO tt Ii doublo aottog
ralici tlio dough better than cthur
Creicent Mfg. Co,,
TU KT)FORT) 1ST ATTi TUTP.TTNK, MKDFOTtT), : OKKflOy, TT1UT,nAY, JAXTTATfY 1H,
'a J2.WI; Jili'dlum lo nood ?I,r,0l'
I l.I.n; rulr to medium $li,t.'(i I . r. o ;
ciuniiioli tu full' IMMl; iowh mill
hnlrera, chuhc, ll'lfall; medium to
Kuud $K,r,06 U.r.ll; fair (u meillliiu 17
run. r,ii; cminerM ;t.;,()iir,; bullit
(l.ri0,8.ri0: enlven KmpJil.Sv;
iitockmH mnl foedera $7 ft II,
IIukh lowni'i recelpla 71 H. J'rlmo
itiUnd 1 1(1 lid i HI. Nil; nieilliiiu mixed
1 1 11,25 Ml.r.li; i'imikIi lieiivlca I5
in: i-Ihh II'Uu in. !,; liniit, i n.r.o.
Hheep aloudy; recvlpta I'JHH. I'rluie
lit in Ih $ I 'A. b) 'if 1 4 ; fulr 1i medium
f I0 12: ynurlliiKa $ I (I '( 1 1 .SO;
wethnra 'a IM; ewcn $'nS.
Iluller
I'OltTI.A.VIl, lire.. .Inn. 10. Ilnt
tr flrni, CUy erciimery prlnta,
nxlrtiH, box Iota H7c; en r loin CHc;
lililf biixim cenl morn; li'K thiiii hliir
boxea ono cent morn. HuyliiK price
hiitlerful, county, GSe; cube extrua
Il3ic, '
l',HH niul MlllHtiiffM
rOKTf.AM), Ore.. Juii. 1 "i. -Si-lliriL'
price, ciihc count. M)c; Ijuviuu: urine,
iHf, hclliiitf mice, cuiitlleil. (Kle; ae
leclcil cnntllcil in ciirtoiH. (Lie.
Mllluluffa mill run f. o. u. mill:
Curlola $11; lulxod cura )I7; ton
loia or over $17. uU; I una Hutu ton
loin
CENTRAL POINT
Mis Helen I'lice. who IniK lieen
vixitinti her inolhi'i' here lor three
weck, reliirucd to her home ut Jer
iwv Ttii"luv uioriiiu!.
Mt'i, llnritcn Kinith uml l'niuilv from
Norlh lliiknln Iiiih 'niirehiiseil the A.
C, Illinium ulnce wont of luwu nnd
in iinw riiiliiii lliere nnd !;uviuir sui)
iditi t'lim uitr inerehuiiN.: '
Mi-s l'..lim II. Cuff, lute of Ihiluth.
Minn., u new nrrivnl here, linn niir
t hun'il ol' E. ('. Keller the Altiiniis
urntiertv. otilhwest nf this eitv.
Kenl entitle here i-; loukiiu.' on touie
wluit in lliiri viciuilv nnd thinuti look
mure eiicourimiui: tlnui l'orniuc time
iml. ..... . .
Will (IriL'-hv of Hie (l.'lnl infuiitrv.
who elHiit no e.(einleil f'urloui:h with
liiime tolliH here in uuitiu ut CumiJ
.Veiide, Mnrviiiiid. :
The Hu Munition here in hnd hut
ut thin writ'lii-'in-Kiuncwhiit improved.
Tlp whin.! were di-mis-,ctl .Monduv
inoriiiuu' lor one week end if the situa
tion coiilliiiicH lo improve "I he utile
to retime in that time.
Mr. mnl Mrs. t'lnvloii Mcl'reudv
are now roMdiui: in I'lirilnntl.
.Mr. CtimmiimK Sr., who Iiiih npent
the winter in fvson. Cnlif.. has re
turned to h'H home here.
W. C. Owen (.pent Siinduv ill Ash
lit ml. -t
Mr. nud Mr. . Ti linker have re
luriieil from their weddim; trip spent
in I'orllu'uil end vicinity.
Huvitl llemlcr"tili. a brother of Mrs.
Simmon uf liiii eitv. who him receiv
ed his honiiriThle tlw'hunre from the
Ijiited Slnlcs ii riu v. visited hi sis
ter niul family I'nr n few duvs en
route (o his home in Missouri.
Mins rctet:un. nnd Mr. lloiuler
son, two of our teacher. lire spenil-
itt'.- Ihis week ut their home in the
north.
Mrs. Ann Tho, mis received n tele-i-'rii'M
Tuesday ut' the crinus illness
nT Jier iliC'.u; liter. Mrs. Dctinis. of
Itntle. Mont. Ilor tlutiirhter. Mrs.
Ilerhci't, left the snme eveiiiint lo he
ut the bedside of her sister.
The minuiil in-lullulioii und din
ner nl' the W. H. f. to he held here
Sutiirdiiv has been postponed until
Curtlier notice.
Mrs. Jesic (ilnss has enne to Ash
liiiul to stuv gr ;i niont!) to he neiir
the tloetor. ' '
Mr. Smith of Antinch is liiiulini;
Iinv from' the Motloe nrchurd.
Clnyti n I'rn.ier of Clinimrriil has
been snwini wood fur Mr. Iliddle this
week.
Mi.-s 7.1'lln Tnvlnr of Cliunnrrnl
visitctl with Mrs. Chuiminu und
ilutmhter Tuesilnv.
Mr. Hill Muvl'ield brouirht down
another Inrire hunch of cuttle from
kind, thns lninrlnf wholesoma, dollo
toiu cnkni, bliouiu and bnnds. .
Crncont uj tho thrift baking powder.
It ooita less, does moro and hotter work,
and. leu quantity ii nqulrod. You will
flml tho Oruccnt Cook Book ia very
helpful. Copy freo on rctjant. Write ;
Senttlo, Wmh.
i 'i lllEfflSMSS
Snliililn v tn hike lo
litolori'il to A-lilnml
Sittiinliiv,
II' rl (.'liitiiiiiiil jjiulnicil tn Mcill'ori!
Hutiirdiiv lo look I'nr u tifiuii ' of
llOIWI.'M. ' '' ,
llowiird Sfuvl'inlil ol' Hie Menilowm
IhihhikI llirnut:li lliu vulley on hiu
wiiv In town Moiulnv.
ilell ,Mnrritii took mini her fliin
iticitt uf TurkeVH tn market Mumluv.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
ltoported by Jackson County Ab
truct Co., Sixth and Central Avs.
MjirrlitKo I'tceiiM'H
W ill in ti I', C'liixliolui niul Mnrv 0.
l''iHclicr.
Circuit Court
Chester C1, Uiinll vs. Inn I. duiilt.
Nolice, motion mid uHiduvit. Order.
A. I). Nuvlor vs. .lumes K. liuilev.
Motion, .(iiili'ineiil.
Illiwiche Cripps vs. ChurleH Criiuis.
I'riiol' of puliliciitinii. Al'I'itliivil. Ilc
eree. John Ifncho vs. Cilv ill' iNfclCori! cl
ul. Altiilnvtt for iiihliciilinu ol' miiiii-
IIIOIIH.
.John Itocho vs. K. A. Iliirehell el nl.
Aflitluvit of ipibliculinu of sniiimoiis.
Order.
fnhn Kucho vs. I.luiiche llurris et
ul. Aliidtivjt I'nr piibiicntiun of sum
mons. Order.
John Jtocbo vs. fi. K. Corev ct ul.
Arfiduvit for publicutinn nt' summons.
Order.
John V. Iloclto vs. W. Ii. Me.tenlf ct
ul. AlTiduvil for Dubliciilioii uf sum
mons. Order. ...
John I'Y IIocIki vs. A. Duf field ct
ul. Altiiluv it fur publication of sum
moiis. Order.
John llocho vs. I. J5. Olenaon ct
nl. Affiil.ivit for uuhlieution of sum
mons. Order. !
John 1'. Kocho vs. K. Knslev ct ul.
Affidavit for publication of summons.
Order. -
Joseph M. lyerliv vs. Mu llelle Ker
bv. Afl'ithtvit. Motion.
I.cmider Lewis v. I It. Knvlor et
nl. .Mnl ii, n.
K. Kli. Hush vs. Kilter II. Hush.
Summons. Order dismissim;.
loliu Kocho vs. A. I.tinlnn et nl.
Hopes Women Will '
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Olata of hot water each' morn
ing helps ua look and feel
clean, swevt, fresh.
Happy, bright, alert TicorouB and
vivacious a good clour skin; a nat
ural, rosy, complexion and freedom,
front Illness aro assured only by
clean, healthy blood. If only every
woman and likewise evory man could
realize tho wonders ot the morning
lnsldo bath, what a gratifying change
would take placo.
Instead of the thousands of sickly,
nnaemlc-lookhig men, women and
girls with' pasty or muddy complex
ions; Instead of tho. multitudes of
"nervo wrecks," "rundowns," "brain
fags" and pessimists we should see a
virile, optimistic throng of rosy
checked peoplo everywhero.
An Inside bath Is had by drinking,
each morning befrre breakfast, a
glass of real hot v.ater with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate tn it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid
neys nnd ten yanVi of bowels tho pre
vious day's Iudl;;c8tlble waste, sour
formontatlons und poisons,- thus
cleansing, sweetening anil freshening
tho entire alimentary canal before
putting more food Into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds: nnd pnrttculnry those who have
a pallid, sal!ow complexion and who
nre constipated very ofton, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound ol
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but a trifle but is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and reir.gxkable'cbange In both lieolib
and appearance awaiting those who
practlco internal sanitation. We must
remember that Inside cleanliness is
more important than outside, be
cause tho skin does not absorb Impur
ities to contnnilnnto the blood, while
tho pores in the thirty feet of bowoh
itn.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER Ocuornl Land Of
fice. Washington, D. C, December
21, 191S. Nollco is horohy givon
that subject to the conditions nnd
limitations of the 'Act of June !',
1910 (;l!l Stat., 218), and tho in
structions of tho Secretary of tho In
terior or September 15, 1917, the
timber on tho following lunds will bo
sold Feb. 11, 1919. at 10 o'clock a.
m., nt public auction nt tho United
Htutos land office at Rosoburg. Ore
gon, to tho highest bidder.. nt not loss
than the appraised value as shown
by this notice, sale' to bo subject to
tho approval of tho Secretary of the
interior. Tho purchnso price, with
nn additional sum of-jDiio-fiflh of ono
per cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at. timo of
stilo, monoy to he. roturul if sulo is
hot approved, otherwise patent will
Issue Cor tho timber whicJi must be
removed within ton yours. , Bids will
bo recolvcd fiom citizens of tho Unit
ed States, associations of such cit
izens nnd corporations organized
under tho Inws of the United States
or any stulo, territory or district
thnrecir only. Upon implication of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any lognl subdivision will be offered
sennrutelv boforo hoiiic Included in
any offer of a larger unit. Township
21 S.. R. 4 W.. Sec. 19; NWV( SEVi
red fir 830 M not to bo sold for less
than SI. 00 nor M. T. 33 S.. R. 7 W
See. 11: NEVi SE'4, 85 yellow
plno, 085 M red fir, none of tho yel
low pine to ho sold for loss than
S2.50 por M., nnd none of tlio red
fir to bo Hold for less than 51.25 per
51. Very r0Mpec.tlull Clay Tallman
Commslouor Ueuorul Laud Ol'iico.
the .lnnlniv
lU4t.lllV.
.Ichae (JIiiki
AlViiliivil i'nr inililiculioii of unin
inoiw, . (Irder,
(ienrt'e W. "';ickcr vn. Auiericil K.
Ilolliiook, Oct'iiiill, Jmlciiii'lil.
JikciiIi ,, KcjLv vh. liln llelle Ker-
hv. Ortlec. '
luckHoii ('muilv Builtliiiir and Ioen
ANHueiiitimi vs. J. ('. Illiomlc.-i ct ul.
Motion mnl dcercc.
I'tolntio Court
JVeeiiiiin A. Ifrown, CHlute. Waiver.
Annie U. Klrcmminir, csfiite. I'eti-
tioli. Affidavit. Order.
ChurliM .Stciiuett, CMlule. Proof
of publication.
Jliivid Wlu-tst me. etnte. Ounr-
diun'M iiiinujil rciiort.
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Telia How To Col Quick Relief
from Jiead-C'old. Il SplendidI
In ono minute )futr clogged noatrils
111 oa, Hie eir vnmngrt of your hid
will clear uml you can breathe freely.
No mora hawkin;;, fiitullinjr, blowing,
headache dryiicn. No atnifglinK for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone. '-
HA a small iioiiie oi l.ly cream
Balm from your tlriij:gist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, sntiwptk,
healing cream In your poatrila. It in-
etratca thrniieli eerv air paaiage of the
brad, aoothci the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief conies in
stantly. J
It's lunt fine. Uon't atny atuueii-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh lieliel
comes so nimbly.
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ten cents a line,
Legal Five cents a line. -Display
25 cents an Inch. .
Contract rales un application.
HELP WA.VTEli MAUL.
WA'NTKI) Boy to do janitor work
and shine shoes. Can go to school.
Bowman's Barber Shop. 252
WA'XTBD Men wanted to cut wood
by tier and clear land. Webster
Ranch, phone G85-J3. 262
WANTKD Young men, 16 and over,
are eligible for govenment railway
. mall clerks. $92 month. Exam
inations soon. For free particulars
write Raymond Terry, (former
Civil Service Examiner.) 659 Co
lumbian Building, Washington. D.
' C. 253
II CLP WANTED FKMAU5
WA'XTED Waitress
ford.
at Hotel Meft-
WANTED An experienced, girl for
general housework. Phone 2io-k
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTED Poaiiion as housekeeper
by lady with little girl of seven
Phone mornings 462-J. ' 256
WANTED General nousework by
experienced lady. Address Grants
Pass. R. F. D. 4. Bo 46. 253
WANTED Contract pruning by one
of the best contractors in the val
ley. If you want good work at tbe
right price phone B. F. Stone, S35.
738 West Fourteenth street. 252
WANTKll MMCKIUiAHEOUS
WANTED To buy pigs
shoats. Dr. Helms.
or i small
253
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 4S8-X.
WANTED Four horsepower gaso
line engine and two-inch centrif
ugal pump In good condition. Box
IS. Mall Tribune. 2
WANTED
344-R.
Fresh
Phone
253
WANTED To communicate with C.
A. Rnsbani or relatives concerning
business proposition. Presumably
lives in vicinity of Medford. Ore
gon. Address J. D. Bowers, Bcotts
dale. Arizona. 252
WANTED R. IL Toft will buy your
partly paid Liberty Bond contracts
WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
niakos short time loam otf' any old
thing.
FOR KENT FCKNthHKfl ROOMS.
FOR RENT Sleeyi'-.e rooms. Im
perial, SO North Front, ' 264
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, rates
reasonable Keuolworth Rooms.
-252
FOR SALE KKAJ, ESTATE.
FOR SALE 'Five - room modern
house, all clear, three lots, fruit
trees, barn, woodshed, garage,
chickon yard. Call afternoons, 305
Portland avenue. 277
FOR SALE 81) acres, ostimated will
cut two thousand cords wood, throo
' miles from station, will tako cur as
part payment. Drown & White.
10 South Fir street,
FOR SALE Say, look nt this!
Homestead relinquishment, 135
acres, good, fair Honso, hnrn,
woodshed, chicken house nnd other
' outbuildings; small orchard.' vine
yard, 100 acres fenced, can nil be
irrigated, ditches made ovor part.
On public, highway, four miles from
Contral Point. Also have several
of the best bargains in Medford in
medium nnd small residence prop
erty. Lot nie show yon, you may
be from Missouri, I am. .lames
Bowling,' 20 South IPench street.
Phone S53-J. '' . , 254
FOR SALE Houses, ensv monthly
payments, Building & Loan, 429
M; F. & il. Bldg. ! -
FOR SALE Or rent, sovorul ranches
0. 0. Hoggs. .
1010
Stop Itching Skin
There Is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves Itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask anydruggist for a 35cor $1 bottle
cfZcmo and apply it asdirected. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples,
bluckheads, eczema, blotches.nngwornt
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little Zemo, the penetrating, satis
fying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
. Tbe . W. Kou Co., Cleveland, O.
VOn 8AI.K LIVESTOCK
KOU SAIK Crimson Orion, our reg
, fstnred Iuroe Jersey herd hoar. A
large, thrifty, choice brod hog,
twenty months old. Ono fine spring
hoar, nothing heller; also two bred
gilts. Kd U Schmidt & Son, Itlver
Hend Farm, Grants Pass, Oregon,
Kreeders of registered Duroo Jer
sey Hogs. 257
FOR BALK 14-months old Hereford
bull. Phone 9-K22. 262
FOR BALK Cows and hogs. Fresh
roan Durham cow, extra heavy
milker and high test; choice heifer
calf; fine family Jersey cow, freab.
Bred brood sows and fine red boar,
great breeder. Phone 19-F12,
east of Pboenix, third brown bun
galow. Fern Valley, cross Iron
bridge. 25 4
fOR BALE POULTRx A XI) EGGK
FOR SALE Tharoughbrod white
Leghorn cockerels, O. Ay C. and
l'e;uluma strain. Phone 408-K
.254
FOR SALE High food value eggs
cutlfnc nut of non-nrnnucf nt- -nonl-
try; small fee charged. DVk San
ders, Poulterer. 840-J. 27
FOR SALE Custom hatching. $3.00
per 100 eggs. Hooking orders for
day old chicks,, w bite Wyandotte.
Barred Rocks. S. C. White Lck-
horns. Send for circular. A. E
Strong, Central Point. Oregon. 253
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point.
. 270
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Yon
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 ben 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 O. A. C. Big hens
that lay eggs and pay big profits.
Eggs 10c. and every egg guaran
toed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. H.
Westerflold.' Medford, R. 4. 263
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Good clean bearded bar
ley for seed or feed. $50.00 per
ton. Two choice Duroc Jersey boars
ready for spring servt-e, at ?30.uu
each, with pedigree, offer until
Fell. 1st oniy. Registered gilts
$25.00. Pure bred weanling pigs,
both sex, 15. 00 each. J. E. Judy,
Griffin Creek, phone 869-W. 257
FOR SALE Jewelers floor show
cases, 6 and 8-foot lengths. Cases
are of oak, 16 inches high 'and
stand on heavy natural finish pine
tables. Price, $2.00 per ft. H. L.
"Whited, Ashland, Ore. 257
FOR SALE Newton' apples 50c to
$1.50 per box. R. A. Pierce, Ros
tell Bldg., Central Point, s Ore.
Phone orders Central Office. 254
FOR SALE Reclcaned
barley. Phone 452-W.
beardless
256
FOR SALE For sand, gravel, sedi
ment or gartfen plowing phone
912-J. " 276
FOR SALE 2-horse electric motor,
deep well pump with 1600 gallon
tank and pumphouae, pu Hies and
belts complete for sa'o by JohD
Lyden, Jacksonville, Ore. 254
FOR SALE 1916 Ford car in good
repair, good tires with extras.
Phone 534-R noon or evenings. 255
FOR SALE Ford. 1918 model, good
as new. Price $475. Call at or
address 446 Allison street, Ash-
. land. 253
FOR SALE 1915 Ford cheap for
cash; in fine condition. Call S54
East Ninth street. 254
FOR SALE Two h. p. electric single
phase motor good as new. Tel.
531-R. ' 254
FOR SALE 1916 Ford car in good
repair, good tires with extras.
Phone 634 noon or evenings. 253
FOR BALE One silo, 50-ton; one
milotto separator; four good milk
cows. T. E. Bcaulleu, Central
Point, Route 2. 253
FOR SALE If you have to sell your
Liberty bonds sell them to us; if
you want to buy Liberty bonds buy
them from us. We - pay cash
Pianos, Vietrolas and records 8
specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc.
J. F. Hale, general manager.-2 7 1
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster
superphasphate. Ralph Waldo El-
den, Russ Mill. . v .
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
$25.00 por ton. ' Modoc Orchard.
Phone Central Point at meal
hours. t
IAT.
LOST Corvallis State Bank book be
. tween Dec. 30 nnd Jan. 1st. Fln
' dor return to Mali Tribuno office
'.or phone 24-X3 Central Point.
Robert F. Kyle. 251
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT 16 acres, orchard, most
ly pears. Frank Isaacs, phone
vva-r. . . 2oo
TO RENT 12-acro farm with wnter
for 2 14 ncros; good school close.
Address Contral Point R. F. D. No
2, Box 35. Stmiloy Richardson, 254
PAn TITIiF.F.
FOR FCXeltAMJK.
TO TRADE Will necept desirable
home or poii.-tlbht wuneihliur o;fn
to amount of ifnUOO and $:tT.0t
long timo on n good much. Hot
113, Riddle, Ore, ! :tt7
MOM Y TO LOW
LOANSFurm loans tl per cent In
terest, O. C. Bogus. -
LOAN'S City loans. Ilnlliliiig & Loan
Assn., 129 M. !'. & II. Illtlg.
MONEY TO LOAN on irood real
estate security, and will huy Lib
ortr Bonds. J. l. Andrew.' No.
31 North Grape. Phono ii-'i- M. ;l:iu
BUSINESS DIRLlTOnY
Attorneys '
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-tt-lnw,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Natk.uul
Bank Building.
A. E. Reamcs, Lawyer, Garnott-
Corey Building,
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co.
are operating the largest, oldest
and hest-eoulpped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spnnits
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Flf toe-nth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Garbage
GARBAGE! Get your premises
cleaned Dp for tho summer. Call
on tbe city garbage wagons for
good service. Phono 351-Y. J.
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
into oar simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 15 7-R.
Farm TjOads
amortization" plan i 40
years 514 cfa Money ready when
land is appraised and title ap
proved. F.. H. Hurd, secy.-treas..
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 283
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON IIAIGHT Teaeher of
piano and barmony. Ilalght jMuslc.
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey ''Bldg.
Phone 72.
Piano Timing
G. W. CROSS 603 West Second
street. Phone 309. Piano tuner
and repairer. Endorsed bv the
leading musical people of southern
Oregon. 2t4
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sasb. doors, mouldings aud
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. , Phone
184.
Physicians and Surgeons -
DR. A. BURSELL I'livsician: Sptii-
ologist; Surgeon. ;09 Moil ford
Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Ilrs. 9-12
and 2-5 or appoint. Ouice pnnno
39. 275
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Garnett-Coroy build
ing. Phone 130. .
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited, to eye,
.ear, nose atd throat. -Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. P. & H. Co.
' Bldg. Phone 667.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
. DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
; 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Residence 36 S. Laurel Street.
Printers anil Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best equipped printing office in
Southorn Oregon. - Book binding,
loose leaf ledsers. billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Frunt St. Phone
S15. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. IXTEHURllAX AUTOCAR CO. .
TlJU'l CARD.
Leave Medford for Asliliiutl dally .
except Sundav at 8:00 hnd 10:15 a.
ni. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days lo ave at 1.0:30 a. m. aud l:a0,
5:30 and 3:30 p. m.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday nt 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:30 and 6:30 p. m.
Brown & White
At 10 South Fir St
Are finding buyers for both Cilv and
Farm jiropertles where tho prico is
basetfton honest value or earning ca
pacity of tho property..
In the matter of Rentals, Insur
ance, Upkeep or sale of your property
if placed with us wo will glvo It tho .
same careful attention that we would
our own, wo feoi thut the best asset '
in any business Is Good Will, nnd wu '
are endeavoring to build un ' Unit
foundation.
Sincerely Yours, v.
1 1 JOI? ltROWi.N.
KD. M. WHITE.