Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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-. XISII. Serbia, Mareli 7. CimnnV.
tive evidence has been irivon the cor
respondent oif the Associated Press bv
many Serbian mayors or prefects, of
n studied attempt bv Bulgarians dur
iiii; their occupation of Serbia, to ex
terminate part of the civilian popMla-
s tion. .iy,, Vl '., ".' '".
i. In tlie town of , Rola Planca the
number who fell victims to Bulbar
massacres is .placed bv the chief of
police at 300. s At the invitation of
this official, the correspondent visit-
w edthe scenes' where-mnnv-of these
murders were carried out: Ho saw
heaps of human bones, skulls and
... fragments of elothinsr. No effort ap
parently had been made bv Bulbars to
mve their victims burial and their
bodies were left exposed to doirs and
wolves. , :. '
' Amon? the Serbians killed here was
n seventy year old monk.
The Bulbars posted a special gnnrd
about this place of slaughter, which
is situated hieli up on Lemon hill, and
forbade anv Serbian Eoinsr near it
under pcnnltv of death.
PROPER PUNISHMENT.
T N SUSTAINING the conviction of .Eugene Debs and
A- others 'fdiiifil fMiltv of violating thft bsijioiijiW law' in
attempting by disloyal speeches to obstruct the recruiting
service, the tederal supreme court lias served notice upon
the socialists thai abuse of the right of free speech will
not be tolerated in .time of war tvoi, in free America.
: Debs, Bergcrniid others who gave Aid and comfort to
the enemy, have so long preached their old-world theories
of proletarianiwn and class hatred in their propaganda to
overtnrow rue Dinted tsrates government and destrov
American institutions, that it was but natural that they
should continue to seek these ends during tho Avar.'. In
fact in the defeat of the. United States, thev saw the pos
sibility of attaining their ends and under protection of
me coiisntuiiou vuey anaciveu, titti not nesiitue to oneniv
and brazenly wage a campaign whose-suceess would have
spelled national humiliation and defeat,
' Bolshevik-, Russia ds the ultimate aim of thes!e social
ists, who are. pacifists in a war between autocracy and de
mocracy;' but ardent champions of a civil war to arrav
class against class and brot her against brother. Reason
is wasted upon- them, for they are fanatics, who in the
name of humanity and the brotherhood of man. seek the
uuiumanity ot anarcliy m. the destruction of .their fellow
countrymen. -'All of them should be deported to Russia to
practice what iiney preach. ! v ? ''.'.'
MAKING A GOOD START
BERT LYTtLL AT
Not content with being an actor of
distinction both on the stage and
screen, Bert Lytell has made his de
but in the literary world in a play in
-which he also enacts the leading role.
This Is the production, "Hitting the
High Spots," which will be shown at
the RIalto theatre today and tomor
row. X-': "'- ' .,'
For gome time the actor had been
diligently reading manuscripts which
he received by. the score, trying in
vain to find one which he deemed
worthy ot production. He was on
the lookout for a story with a drama
tic and adventurous plot something
forceful and at the same time with a
strong thread ot romance running
thru it. , This seemed an impossible
combination to get however, for the
stories he read were either silly and
sentimental or of the blood-and-thun-
der variety of adventure, both of
which he did not want, and so he de-
elded to write a play himself. In lay
ing nls plot In Mexico 3Ir. Lytell
iglves his audiences a glimpse into a
-world filled both -with romance and
adventure and the quality of the play
is eucb that it adds to the glory lie
has already achieved as an actor.
t , i :.'
ONE KILLED FOUR WOUNDED
I ' IN EXPL0SI0N 0F NAPTHA
1 WORCESTER, Mriss.. March 10.
One man was killed and four badlv in
jured here toduv Kvlien a barrel of
nnpthn exploded fti 'a , building' at
tached to the plant of the Baldwin
Chain arid Munufaeturine company
on Chandler, street. The property loss
van sludit.
'
NATIVE
HERB
TABLETS
Look In' -the mirror- and note the
condition of your skin. Is It spot
ty, covered., with pimples, or sal
low? If you desire a fresh, heal
thy skin, a'clear complexion and
a bright eye, you must keep your
blood In good condition. Take
Bliss Native Herb :, Tablets, and
you will experience a general im
provement in your health. They'
remove the cause of Dimples, bad
breath, heartburn, indigestion and
constlnatfon. Thev net crpntlv.
'but effectively on the liver, kid
neys unci Dowels, cleanse the sys
tem, purify the blood, and restore
heulthy, vigorous action. A box
oontulns 200 tablets, and will last
'six months. Price $1.00. Get the
genuine, and look for our
trade mark and money back
gunrantoe on every box.
Sold by loading druggists and
locnl ngents everywhere.
GOVERNOR. OLOOTT has made a good start for his
administration in refusing to draw the two salaries
allowed him ntder- the constitution tliat.of governor and
secretary of state. Die announces that he will turn back
int6 the treasury the salary of the latter office, and if the
supreme court holds that the law permits, will resign as
secretary of state, providing that such action does not in
validate, his position: of eovernor. 'A few weeks den. be
fore the legislative committee, he opposed anv inereasein
salary for himself, holding that the finances" of tlie state
did not justify it. This action, followed by his refusal of
the double. salary is an earnest of a sincerity-rare among
officeholders, who seldom place, the welfare of .the state
above personal gairt i ; ' : ' r , i " '-; ..' ; j-:
An seeking to retain the present highway coimuission
intact, the governor is also : showing the best business
judgment, -lhe present comnnssion has the confidence of
the people and m many respects, could not be improved
upon. The welfare of the state, demands that Mr. Booth
continue on the commissin to which he brings ail exper
ience oi existing conaiuons, a ripened business judgment
aiiu a iau-ness xnat wouia oe cutticult to duplicate. ;
.! With his familiarity vith, state affaire, his impartial
ity and his common sense, Governor Olcott's administra
tion promises to be the most efficient and therefore the
most popular in the state's history. '
NOW IS III 10
bo
Do
. Pvory woman lu Jackson county
should preservo eggs this spring for
fall ami winter ttea, Somw women
huve estimated that, they saved tweu
ty-flvo dollars, or inorti last your by
water trussing eggs for home use.
Only clean fresh eggs should
used tor wator-Klusstng purposes.
not use eggs that liavo been washed
aa they spoil more easily than mi'
washed, clean eggs. It sufficient
eggs are not obtutnublo when tho
wntorglnss solution Is (tint nuulo, ud
dltlouul eggs may bo added from time
to time.
Watorglass Is SO cents a quart and
a Quart of ttatergmsa will prosorv
IS do ten eggs. ' It Is not desirable to
use the watergluss solution a second
time. Eggs can bo wnterglossed tor
about two cents a doxen, Slnco water-
glass eggs' remain In excellent coiull
tlon.they can be usod In tho fall an
winter whonxfresh eggs are selling
for 60o or more a dozen.
Use the following ; method when
wnlcrglassing eggs: -
(1) Select a S-gallon crock and
clean It thoroly after which It should
no seamen ana auoweu to ury.
(2) Heat a quantity of water to
the boiling point and allow It to cool.
(3) When cool measuro out nln
quarts of water, place It in tbe crock
and add the one quart of watergluss
stirring tho mixture thoroly,
(4)' Place tbe eggs In this solu
Hon. ggs may be added from day
to day. lie very careful to allow at
least 2 Inches of the solution to cover
the eggs at all times.
(5) Place the crock containing
tho preserved eggs in a cool dry
place, well covered t,o prevent evapor
ation. , AN.NrJ JlcllUHMlUK
Home Demonstration Agont,
Refuge Home for Girls
There are 90 Florence Crittenton' pleasure to affirm that Mrs. Word.
Refuge Homes for eirls maintained
all over the Lnited States but the one
situated at East Thirtv-first and Gli
snn streets in Portland is conceded to
be the banner institution. Its work
is essentinlv to provide a home for
srirls facinc motherhood, but anv crirl
m need of help will find shelter there.
It is non-seetarinn in char.ictcr. nnd
aims to save eirls as well as protect
them
. Thinkimr people are besinning to
understand, as one of the lessons
trleancd from the war. that the
strength of the nation is mcasnred bv
the strength of the individuals who
compose that nation. Thev are be
ginning to sec that heredity, nrenn
tal influences and environment are
the determining factors in shaping the
individual lile. and some thinkers be
lieve that the greatest of these factors
is environment. The best minds to
day are concerned not. bnlv ivith
race, ociterment tnrouglt eugenics.
which js the science 'of being well
born, but also with the euthenics. the
science of clean Jiving. '
'. Moric or the Homo
Not until the nation awakens to the
lact that the birth of human beings
is ns important as tlie breeding of
cattle will we seriously devote our
selves to the study of eugenics and
produce a race jxf people who will he
iruiv wcu Dorn. ine riorence Crit
tenton Home must take the eirls as
they come, with all the disability of
poor heredity,. and apply the science
of euthenics, giving to every girl who
comes to them the assurance that her
child shall be decently born and cared
for. Tliev can only guarantee that the
uttle being ushered into the world
without its consent shall make its en
trance nto- life in a clean atmos
phere and be surrounded with svmna
thy and love. . ;'.-' '. A:-
A group of women physicians -con
tribute their services to the: home
without charge, and no nobler women
live (ban those who freely eive this
labor of love to our unfortunate girls.
In all tlie twenty-five years since the
4oors of this refuge were opened, thv
Have never lost a gir) by death, which
is indeed eloquent testimony to the
unselfish and tireless devotion of
these talented women.,
lhe dean of the medical staff iH
Dr. C. Gertrude French, and her as
sociates lire Dr. 'Jessie McGnvin; T)r.
Kitty pinmmcr Gray and Dr. -Mary
JlnLuiigliliit. . . ; - . r ;
' ' Well Equipped Hospital
: The hospital at tlie home is ns per
fectly equipped-for its work ns any
on thy Pacific coast. Kverv fuciiilv
is provided to enable the plivs!cii""s
to hnndJd eacji: case with dit-nat h.
Provision is also made for the seg
regation and care of (hose unfortu
nate girls who arc Buffering with so
cial diseases. " :''' '
Awoniun who has been privileged
to visit various types of social ser
vice institutions holli in this country
uud in Jfiurope buys, "it kivcs me iH'oat !
who presides over the home, is a most
exceptional woman. The house is spick
and span from cellar to uttic, tho or
der perfect in every department, and
this is attained without iron rules of
discipline. Mrs. Ward has the hnrmv
faculty of winning and retaining the
confidence of the girls, and of obtain
ing their co-operation; she possesses
that rnr,e combination, perfect effi
ciency and sympathetic understand
ing." : .. "
Most of the work in the home is
done bv the girls, there being only
two persons on the salary list, the
superintendent and tho nurse. The
total expenditure for salaries in 1918
was $1,772.45. which covers every
item of expense for service.
.Educational Facilities
The board of education of Port
land supplies a competent . teacher,
and the girls. are at their studies five
afternoons a, weck,'in a large eunnv
school room. Cooking clases are con
ducted1 twice a week, and a sewing
teacher once a week teaches the girls
to cut and make their own garments.
Jhe desire is toc keep the eirls with
their bubios in the home at least six
months, and to send them forthequip-,
ped to cam their living in an upright j
way.. Freauentlv marriages arc con-
GET AFTER THAT
Got tight after it With a
bottle of Dr. Ring's
. New DUiovery "'
' She never let a cough or cold or casi
of grippe go until it grew dangerous.
She just nipped it when the began to
sniffle or cough' beTore.. it, developed
seriously. , ,. - ' . ' -
Men, women, and children of 'ever;
age have used this preparation foi
fifty years as a prompt f reliever. All
ages are using it today because of iti
positive results." '. ' , -
Generous size bottlei, , 60c and $1.20,
Constipation-Corrected :
Dr. King's New Life "Pills"; tonight
mean clear Dowels, a clear he ail, deal
thinking, a day well begun in thj
morning, good digestion, clearing skiri;
Mild in action but sure'and ccmtrfrtable,
At drug store everwhere. 2jc. ;
iiuimatcd.' mid all over the stales are
Crittenton irls who are good wives
and mothers, they nnd their cltililrvn
respected and useful members of so,
cietv. ,' ' ,
The state makes an minimi appro,
priutioir.of .'1,7")0 'a year for the
Florence Crittenton Refuge Home, but
the cost of running the institution tin
nitnlly exceeds the appropriation
about if 2.500. The deficit has to be
met bv voluntary contributions. Girls
so to the home from; every county in
the state, but assistance has never
before been asked Tfor ouUido of
Portlnnd.
A GOOD FRIEND
A good friend stands by you wHicn
in need. . Medford people tell, bow
Doan's Kidney Pills havo stood tho
test. M. S. Widen, shoe repairer, ot
21 South Central Ave., Medford, en
dorsed Do Dan '3 ten years ago and
again confirms the story. Could yon
ask for more convincing testimony?
"I suffered from what the doctor
said was rheumatism, caused by an
excess of uric acid In my blood," says
Mr. lilden.. "It showed Itself, by se
vere pains, especially in my back. My
kidneys were out of order, too. and
these troubles caused me to run down
In health. X couldn't stoop without
Retting, dlrzy. Doan's Kidney Pills
did Just what they were represented
to do and soon the pain began to
leave me and my kidnoys acted more
regularly. ' By tbe time I had finish
ed three boxes, I was without any
signs of the trouble." (Statement
given September 13, 1907.)
On March 1G, 1916, Mr. Bldcn
said: "It has been some time slnco I
have: had any occasion to take
Doan's Kidney Pills, but my opinion
of them hasn't changed In any way
since I -first endorsed thorn. Today I
am enjoying flrst-clts health."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mllburrr
Co., Mtgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Prescription
Chemicals
Tho reputation of the 'lrii-
..'glsb tho satisfaction of tlie
Physician and' the' welfare of
tho, patient require that chcra
. Icnls used in dispensing should ,
conform to the highest 'stand- 1
ardi for purity, L Y v '
,:" Wo use SQUIBII'S. , '.
KODAK F!ISMi;:i, ' '
; AT JAP. ART STORE
Jiutc, Film developing. Lie roll. .
IVinling, post-card. size,. 3 for lOe.
Printing 2x3. 'and smaller, 2
JOHN A. PfcRL
" Undertaker ' '
plione M. 47 nnii47-12
Auuimoblle Jiearse Service .
fndy Assistant' '
:2 AOl'TIf TtAierrKTT '
lutu Ambulance Service, , Coroner
Phono 10.
Bfjiln'and Ctwitrnl,
BUCKEYE INCTJBAT0ES
AND BROODERS
GARDEN SEEDS .
GRASSES
ALFALFA
CLOVER
FERTILIZERS
Potatoes $1,90 per cwt.
MONARCH FEED
. , AND SEED CO
EIAHT
POPULAR IN ITALY;
Arthur Perry, former city editor
of the -Modford Sun, wrltoe ns fol
lows from Tnronto, Italy, under ditto
of January 31, whoro his vensol, tho
U. 8. S. West Klouso WU8 stationed:
I write you those lines from Tarou
to, nn Italian city ot 7D.000, Just lu
sldo tho heel ot Italy on tho Adriatic
side. .Toronto in the Into war was
the roiidoivous of the alllod fleets In
tho oastern Mndlterrunouii, and ono
of tho chlot naval bases of Italy. Hero
are gathered now the warships of all
allied hunts, Trieste was a cosmo
politan olty ovory race but colored,
but Turonto Is ltullnn anil like all
Kuropoan cities built of itono, thero
being a scarcity of wood
As far as I huve boon able to soo
thero Is not a tree oa big as a rose
bush In Italy. It looks from one end
to tho othor for all tho world llko the
Willamette valley, denuded ot trees
and to heighten tho Impression, they
havo a drlsalo, a. in.' and p. m. that
bears resnmblanco to tho Oregon
mist. Tho Sunny Italy stuff Is 1111 re
llublot a mora truthful, phruso would
bo "Windy lluly."
They oro long on Villas, and ovory
bay Is lined with thorn groat big
stone mansions, now unoccupied, but
before the war the haunts of tho very
rich from Prance, KiiKlund aud llun-Innd.
The railroads are toy affairs tho
vonerablo "villa-mogul, If over bora
would.be the quuou of tho round
house. Soldiers who worn In Franco
tell mo that whon tho rogulnr Amer
ican engine began operations In
Franco, tho people wore scared at'
1919 '
...Ml.. -JLJ-- ... HUM. ... I II X -LJ
I tliulr npinouch, mid mui'velled at
tholr aluht. Tho toon-. eoneii'S aro
niieUmt, nnd on u par with otnur
eiiulpuiuiit, ' ...
Wur tliuo rslHoH nro still In
forco, and it Is liiiiinsslhlo la buy 11
square meal t any price, Doiif its
(l.rQ per pound, bacon $3.50, aud
ovoryuting oisu iu corrvspouuiug pro.
norllun. '
- .Wilson' V very poiiular, rtild Ills
picture Is far sula in all stores hiki
displayed.: It is d poor picture, 't'ho
only noWHpaiier olituliinblo (IOukIIkIU
Is tho London 'Times, llOa per. OnoJ
does not know what la gulag oil In
tho Slates.', Tho othor day I. road
that HI Utll was dead, llopo whan 1
got to iNaw York thnre will bo some
Trllis and Suns awallltig mo. , ,
I snent a day at Pola. 'formerly the
Brant Austrian naval btiso. Bmliu
Austrian ships wore aneluirod In the
harbor, but the .ltiKq-SlnV got the
most of them. Tho Austrian' Is a
vory tumo iiltlxcn now. Wo are bring
ing hack an 'Ainurlcuu (Sorb) who
enlisted ti tlio Barb army, ut llutto,
lu 1914, fought two your uutt.wns an
Austrian prisoner for over a year,
during which tlmo his principal food
was turnips, frlniid, bnkad and boll
ad.' It Is worth tho trip over to hear
thotn cuss tho HulKnt'H. One sous
very few, practically 110 wounded, an
(hoy aro lu iiosiilluls ilnd conviiles,
cent camps. -The badgn of mourning
Is a familiar sight. ' Tho kids are
horotlltury beggars. Tho older beg
gars are horrible exiiniule of defor
mity. ' Gambling names run , wldo
open on the streets, that Is,' a few
of them -a sort of chuck a luck'wltli
pontiles,' the nut In njuocno lining
red-vested bo-rlnged givnt with
keen eye for the dough. ' ; '
' It was from Tnronto that tho allien
bombed Duruiio, tho chief Austrian
port, and it 1 recollect O. K. Tom
Scuntlln was hero for a while. It In
a SOO-mllo flight. Ono can see iilnn
ty ot oppelliiH and machines In (he
air with tho pooplo paying no lit.
inniion, more aro on kiuui or urn
ish soldiers here oinny . races 1
it lesllmniiliil lo (ho unity 11ml vnrluly
of tho omplro, '
Wo ni'o now oil tho way lmutn and
I bono to hn dlurhuruud by Mun i) 10,
If all Miles Willi, 1 1 1 ' 'fY
,4,.
Fiery Eczema dnd Sldn Eruptions
' Readily Yield td This Old Remedy
Successfully used for GO years.
Eczema and similar skin troubles
come from a disordered, impure
condition of the blood, and they can
only be cured by givuiu the blood a
thorough clcansitig, and removing
from, it nil traces of impurity.
This Is why S. S. S. has been used
so Micccssfufly in hundreds of cases
of Eczema and other skin eruptions,
'litis wonderful remedy is without
an equal at a Mood purifier, being
prouaniy me piucsi oioou nicuiciuo
on tne niaritct. 11 nos ucrn soki uy
druiriritta for fifty vears. Get a bot
tle! today dud 'begin; treatment-that
will get results. : k
You are invited to write to-day
for. complete and full advice si lo
tne treatment 01 .your own case,
Address. Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift .Specific Co., Dept. If, Atlanta.
ucorgia.
Charter JCo.
1,000.00
90,000.00 19,1,000.00
t
i701. y ' Itonenro t)(strlc( No. .12
lIKI'tlllT U1'"TIIK fV.MHTIM.N til;' THIS ; .
First National Bank '
At Moilford, lu tlio State of Oregon, nt 'lie cJoo of 1iiiliio on Maivli'-ltli
1U10.
. ItlvSOritfKS
1. I.onns and dlscountir. Including rediscounts :ilf,KlS.0
3. Ovordrufts. unsoeuruil 1 uuii.1l
(S. I'. H. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds, but In
cluding U. S. carllficutoH of Indebtedness) : , . j -.
a U. S. bonds depositod to secure circulation
(par value) , ...100,000.00-
b V. 8. bonds and certificates of Indabtodnot'S)
pledged to secure II. B. doposlia (par
value) .. .1
f U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
owned and unpledged
(I. Liberty Immi Bonds :
a LIborty Lonn Bonds, 3'4, i, and 4U per
cent, unpledged : ZS, 100.00
d Liberty Loan Bonds. 3V4. 4, and. 4 (4 por
cont, pleilgoil to secure state or other de
posits or bills paynblo ,.
7. Bond". Hocuritiui, etc. (othor than U. 8.):
b Boncla (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to
secure postal savings deposits f
- 6 Securities other than U. 3. bonds (not In- .
eluding stocks) owned unpledged..
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than V. 8......... ...... 9n.16N.illl
8. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock 1 7 , 1 U r. . 7
9. . Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of aubscrlp-
.tlon) - 3,000.00
10. a Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered Su.UOO.OO
11. ', Furniture nnd fixtures , lii.tltio.oo
12.. Real estate owned other .than banking houno......... 27,756,73
IS. Lawful reserve with Foderal Reserve Bank 89. 2S7. tin
15. Cosh In vault and not amounts duo from national bangs.... 9l,n&i).U3
16. Net amounts-due from banks, bnnkers, and trust compan
ies other than Includod In Items 13, 14, or lb i. r44.33
17. Exchnnges for clearing liouso 1.V9S.92
Total of Items 14. 16, 16. 17, nnd 18. t Ur., 1)90. 27
191 Checks on banks located outHldo of city or town of report
ing bank and othor cosh Items..., :'. .. 904. ui
?' Tforli.mntlnn fund with u. S. Treasurer and duo from U. 8.
Treasurer o.uuu.oo
21. . Interest earned but not collected approximate on Notes
ond Bills Kecoivaine not past cue..... o. oh.hu
00 War Hnvlnes jCflrtlficatos and Thrift . Btamos actually
ownod ' - i.6
10,000.00 ,38,100.00
13,00,0.00
H2.1C8.29
Total 93 0,8 4 1.1 9
; : ; .",' i-LUtir.rriKs '':,"'
Capital stock paid In
a Undivided profits
b Lees' current expenses, intorest, and taxes
paid 0,101.41
Interest aiid discount collected or credited, In advance of
maturity and not earned (approximate)
Amount reserved for taxes accrued................
Amount reserved for all Interost accrued.,;.
Circulating. notes outstanding ..a........ i
Nat amounts; duo to banks, bankers, and trust companies
(other than, included in Items 31 or ai)..
Cor'tlf led; checks outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
' ' ". Total ot Items 32, 33, 34 and 35,...:,...; . 8,568.95
36. Individual deposits subject to cliecK. ,
37. Certificates of doposlt duo In loss than 30 days (other thnn
.money borrowed) v
State, 9'oiirity,: or othor munlcIpnL deposits secured by
. pledge of assets of this bank..................
". Total of demand deposits (other tharj hank , .,
deposits) subject to Itesorve, Itoms 30, 37,
- 38, a9, 40, and 41 J.... 1385)279.73
Tlmo ilcposlts subject to Itosorvo (pnyablo after 30 days,
, or subject to. 30 duya or more notice, and postal sav--
(mrnl! '''.,'.,.: . .. ,
42 ' Cortlficntos of deposit (other than for money borrowed)
24.
26.
27,(
Mr.
29. ,
30.,
32.-
34.
3s:
..$100,000.00
13,917.31
7,815,90
' 141.49
' 2,000.00
. 2,210.30
,99,997,50
0,933.41
. 1,007.35
(128.19
841,780.81
33,493.92
10,000.00
Stato, county, or othor municipal deposits securod y
pledge of osnots of this bank
Postal Savings Doposlts ,
Total of time- doposlts subject to Reserve,
Itemn 42, 43, 44, and 45 1329,757.07
c Other United Slates deposits, Including deposits of U. S.
disbursing officers ......v....,...j
93,913.48
233,094.28
2,740.31
1,004.19
Total .
..........:.".....30,841,10
State of Oregon, County of Jacknoii, bs: " ' - r '
I. Oris Crawford, Cashier of tho above-named bnnk, do solomnly swear
that the above statement Is true to tho best of my knowlodge nnd belief,
ORIS CRAWFORD, Cnshlor.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 101.li day of March, 1019,
... . . - ' T. W. Ml liKB, Notary Pilbllo.
Correct Attest: Cliao. M, Kngllsh, J, !(, Cooloy, Win, O. Talt, Directors.
Says Tniilnn JUd Mini Ho Dliuli (imxl
llu Wants lo (live Kvt'i-y Old
Koldlor IV lloltlit
- "I wish I could buy every old iiol
dlur u bottle of Tnuiiic, for from (hn
way It lias fixed mn up f bvllnvo It
wsjnld add yeara to thuli' liven,' null)
Frank H. Keudrlek, a Civil War vnt
eran. living nl 4S00 t'harlultn uvcnuii,
Xaalivllld, Tonn. . , ;
"Soino tlmo bncli," h continued,
"I had rhaumnllsm so bad, nnd wont
down so flint, Hint It looked Jlk(t I
wus on tho verge of u gtuibcul liruk
down and hud libiiut dunpulrud. of
over walking again, I was fust los
ing what little flush and strength I
hud loft and could hardly got front
iny bed to my chair, I hud no uuuo
tltw, could Imrtlly sliiep nnd sufferod
eoiistiuitly .with liondiiehtis, ,
"Aft or ttiltliiK ThiiIiki n short whjla
I began tu Improve. kept It, up fill
I liiive Kultod thirteen pounds aud
fool bettor and youngur (ban I hnvo
In years. TuiiImu just filled mo wills
new life and imnrgy and put mo on
my foot attain, 1 have a fine npiilto
and can walk anywhere I want to no
and hardly feel It at all." i
Tanluc Is sold. In Modford by Wont
Side Pharmacy, In Cold Hill by M. I).
Bowers, lu Central I'olfit by Mini M.
A. Moo, lu Aahlaud by J. J. McN'alr.
Adv.
Vurcanizing
All our work strlrtly KtinrtuittitHl' to
bo first clnMs. 13 N. I lr Ht., Sle.lf.irU
, ,, - Phono ms ;
MEDE0R0 VULCANIZING WORKS
' GIM CHCTNO . ; ;
'China Korb Btom .
Herb cure tut racne, noadacho.
catorrah, dlptherla, , sore . throat,
lung troubli, klduey trouble, stomaob
troublo, boart trouble, chill and fav
or, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles,, tumors, cracked breast,
oures all kinds of loitors, MO OP
EUATlOriS. , , . . i
Modford, Oregon, Jsu IS. 117
TO WHOM IT CO.NClSKNl '
This Is to certify that I. the JB-
deralgnod, bad Tory Svsro ttomicti
trouble and bad boon bothered for
evornl year and laat August was not
expected to five, and hearing of aim
Chung (whose Herb ore Is at lit
South Front aUsmt, Madford) I de
cided to got herb for my atomach
trouble, and I stortod to fooling hot
ter aa soon oa I used thorn and today
am a well man ana eau heartily roo
ommond anyone affllctod a I was to .
aoo (Mm Chung and try but Harbs. ,
(Slgnod) . . . W, R. JOHNSON. '.
WttneMos: , ... : .
M. A. Andorson, Medford .'-
11. Ilotmiui, Ragle Point, - m.
Wm. Lewis, Eaglo Point ' "
W. L. Clilldrotb. Eagle Point,
O.' TS. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mdntyrc, Eagle Point.
Qoo. B. Von dtr Hellon, Eagle Point,
Tbe 10. Mobols. Kutle Point.
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