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Newspaper Page TextPIGE FOUR METTFOTlll MATT TRTRTTND, fEDFOTlT), ON-, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1010 MEDFORD MAIL, I3IBUNE AM TMrili'MniNniilTtfT NMWSPAI'KR PVUIAHUKI) KVKUF AFTKKNOON . UXCKPT HUN DAY BY Tlllfl MIUDKOKU VIUNTING CO. t t Office, Mall Tribimo Building, X6-27-2I norm ivir utrooi. rnone io. ' A consolidation of th Democratic Timmi, The Mrtforfl Mull. Tho Mmlford Trlbuno, lh Bouthora Ore go ul an. The - The Motlford 8undny"eun Ib furnished ubflcrlhfM desiring a avon-dy dally newspaper, . ROBERT RUHL, Kdltor. a. 8. SMITH, Maimner., ubbobxftiow Tsmini BY MAI!, IN AHVANOh: Dally, wllh Sunday Sun, year.8.00 : Dally, with Sunday Bun, month. .65 . Dally, without Sundtiy Sun, year.. 6.00 Dally, without Run day Sun, month .60 'Weakly Mali Tribune, on ye&iu.. 1.S0 - Sunday Bun. ono year. - 1.60 8V CARRIKK In Med ford, Ashland, Jacksonville, Centra) Point, Phoenix: , Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.-7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month..- ,66 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. 6.00 i Dally, without Sunday Bun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. iniiviai paper i jacKiton uouniy. Entered as second-class matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March a, ltwv. wont daJlv avaracra elrctilatlon for - six months ending Dae 31 1918.3,04 MEMBER OF THB ASSOCIATED . -PRESS - -- - Pull Leased "VPn-o ervicv The Asao etated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches be rein are alao reserved. Ye Smudge Pot t By Arthur Terry . There was a young man from Butte r v ' i alls ,v Who Bald for Ucker my soul calls; He purchased a still, . ; To brew the sweet daffodil; $e sleeps behind 'bars and stone i j walls. However strange It may seem a Medford . preacher possesses a )2 goldptece. Corroborative witnesses can, be produced upon application. f. One of the leading creeds of the German "blood and iron" gospel was "show no mercy to the foe." Now they are bawling tor what they for got. ' - "... AT THE DEIiOUSIXG DKPOT " - (Yreka, Ciil., Journal) 1 ' Do Marco has been right in ' the thickest of the fray on both the French and Belgian fronts. Be was in battle cor-'Jnuously i from the 26th of September till - the signing of the armistice, but .. was one of the lucky ones that ' . escaped without a scratch. it ?-'A:-' ,s: One church plans to spend (It they can get It) $40,000,000 in mission work among the uncivilized sections of the world, the Hindus, the Abysln nians, the pantless Patagonians, and the "natives of the wilds of Arabia'.' all Included. The heathen have not yet learned tho heathenish tricks of war, as so brilliantly expounded by the- civilized lands- during the last fpur years. i Civilization sometimes develops cussedness beyond' belief. "Wanted Cow, must be fresh" (Cottage Grove News) To get "fresh" and kick over a lamp, and start another Chicago fire. - , THE SUPER SPRINKLER (Chico, CaL, Enterprise) i Did you ever think what a great system the Almighty has in running this universe? Why, if the city sprinkling wagon was ordered out to put a little water on our streets by Mayor Reyn olds, it would take an hour or so . to get started and it would then " take all day to dp thja Job. But f . the Almighty can order out'his ; sprinkling outfit' in a few mo- " ments and sprinkle this whole Sacramento valley from foothill to coast while the city is getting . out its wagon to sprinkle, one block. This is some job, believe me; to put a halt inch of rain all over this country in a few moments and turn .millions of."! . dollars into the channel of trade, ' Without a cent of cost to you. Chris Gottlieb Friday pm busted one of the logging chains that holds him to the machine gun of democracy and will now submit to having both hoofs encased in 100 per cent pure cement, to make him keep the faith. This is the first time Mr. Gottlieb has shown signs of throwing off the yoke.?' - ' . , ., A heavy frost In the : Rhine valley last Monday caused heavy losses to crops. This will keep all the cussing In. one country, as it should be. ' " ANOTHER CUNNING CHIM) ; - f (Pendleton Orcgonlnn) . ; ... ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunning of the state line neighborhood are the parents of a baby boy born Thursday; Firii le col. A Mistake. Made by Many Don't wait for rhenmatimn to in dicate diseased kidneys. When you suffer pains and aches by . day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down, the kidneys and bladder should be restored to healthy, strong" and rogular action. It Is' a mistake to postpone treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in sound, heal thy condition and keep them active nnd strong. neg:n taking today. Good results follow tho first dose. For Bale by Medtord Phurmucy. A YANKEE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. I V Til 10 wnt' hadn't dulli'd bolls would be ringing, flying today. For America i tlic first nation to fly across the Atlantic ocean, a Yankee naval officer is the Christopher Ooh:mhus of the Twentieth Century. ' '.- Landing at the Av.cres doesn't officially complete the trip for the European mainland must he touched. Hut with the 1200 miles oF mid-Atlantic safely crossed, the 800 miles remaining to the coast of iPortiigal should be promptly and easily negotiated. The result is a splendid tribute io American. enter-' prise and efficiency, and another feather in the cap of the American navy. For this was officially a navy project, the. entire resources of the.department being placed at the command of the aviation fleet. The navy lias demonstrat ed its capability, in war, now it shows its efficiency in peace. ' ,: - i" . : ' ... And haven't we also evidence here of the fitting sub stitute for the. utilization of that combative instinct which has so often been an excuse for war.' Men are fighting animals so they mnst fight each other, this'has been the biological excuse of the militarists. But here we have an engine fitted for war, originally constructed for war, de voted to the constructive, forces of peace, contributing to human 'enjoyment, cementing more " closely the nations of the' world", in a sense.-destroying that geographical iso lation; which is Vnd . has always been such a Ijreeding source of uusuuderatafeding and stimulus for conflict. X 'Instead .of fighting each other, fighting men antiwar machines of two great nations, Groat Britain and the Ujuted fcitates,, are" fighting the forces of Nature, which since.the origin of the Human race has made impossible air; transportation across the sea. While the initial hon ors will go to one nation, all nations will later join in perfecting the medium, in' rendering -ictory over storm and wave and the force of gravity, complete. Isn't this method of stimulating those - elements of courage and manltf fortitude, necessary to every, progressive and virile nation superior to the method of horror, destruction and carnage, which has just left Europe a smouldering ruin and ajiouse of sorrow and mourning! I : COMMUNICATION. ' - I Answers Mr. Conger, To the Editor: -Your issue for May 15th carried a communication from Mr. H. . Con ircr that was certainly a surprise to inc. I did not think that there wag a man left in the valley who had the nerve to expose himself to the ridi cule of both the friends" and oppo nents of irrigation bv mnkins such absolutely foolish and preposterous statements as he made over his signa ture. In making such statements he should at least had the irood judgment to have veiled his identity bv usinir a pen name such as "Reactionarv." for instance. : Jfr. Conner states that: "Anv per son, of ordinary intelliirence knows that you eould not benefit erain by irrigation." ; I am perfectly willing to admit that I am abnormal, but I know that I can double the yield of grain on anv farm in the district with the aid of water, and I know it be cause we have done it on the ranch south of Medford. If Mr. Conger would take the trouble to drive out that wav soon. I can. show him fall sown barlev . that three weeks ago was scarcclv knee - high; "nnd had started to lire close to the ground. Three weeks ago it was irrigated, and todav that barlev is breast' high and in bloom and shows the finest pros pect that I have seen this year.' An other part of the same sowing that was not irrigated is standing where it was and is very inferior. Then there is a piece of spring sown bar lev that three weeks ago' seemed to be doing -very nicely. A part of it got some of the run off from the fall sowed niece and todav there is a dis tinct line between the irrigated and non-irrigated parts, the former being a dark hcalthv green and six to eight incl;es higher than the latter, which is lighj green in color arid shows very nlainly the lack of mois ture. , . . ,, . Mr. Conger also boasts of socalled stands of alfalfa that have been' on the same ground continuously for 30 and 0 years, i This statement con demns him and shows his ignorance of the laws of nature and the! rules of good ! . farming. It .is , common knowledge that the greatest value of a leguminous crop lies in the utiliza tion' of. the fertilizing and soil 'build ing power's in preparing tlie lurid 'for, and increasing (he vicld of oilier crops. Nitrogen in the soil lsjVcr.v hard to hold as it is bofh1 soluble' and volatile, and within a couple of sea sons after it has been stored bv le gumes unless it is picked up by other crops it will fiuve gone back to the air irom whence it cume. It is sate to Bay that the losses in nitrogen value alone m the above mentioned holds would be as great, if not great er than the proiils therefrom." ; Mr. Conger discourses verv ."learn edly" on subirngntion and its in fluence on uliulin. I can show him a little patch, about 75 feet souare, that is located in one ot our fields and that is elevated about eight niches above its surroundings and as a eoneauence'.it. has. never: lin d a drop of: water on ils sHriuec except as it tell as rainA The rest hud been irrigated for thr to Mr. Conger that ridge, should he an onsis in ,n desert us it certainly would get suhirrigulion with water oh four sides of it:. but as a malt ol iiicl tliiit little riuge. has not pro duced a third of, a crop since it was planted three veiirs ngo nnd it is get ting poorer while the l'est eels better cimll vcarf Mr. Conger does not seem to know Unit plants do yd lier cent ol llieir I'eniling iij Mie Hiirfuco Hi inches t soil iiiid that llib inoistiiix1 liuist be onv emotional MiseeiHiliilitii's, eannou booming, and Hags there and not eu;ht feet under the ground for them to get the benefit of it.: ..' '- ! .-.- ' . ' . Another thing that he has over looked, is that there is not 'enough capillarity in the grnnito soils i( the western part of the district to draw water enough for good plant growth over four feet from the water table. The optimum water content in sundv soils is found about J inches above the water table:in a fine sandy loam, about 24 inches: in a clav soil about M0 inches above the,, water table. These figures have been lake trom standard authorities and were obtain ed and proven by careful experiments. Mr. Conger seems to shv at !i7" per acre for Water, but that is be cause he knows nothing about it. We have not one suimre inch exemption on the lb'0 acre farm and orchard south of Medford nnd the water sup ply, at its best, is hut a make shift, but if it was the only possible source of supplv and someone wanted it, and should offer us $750 per acre fijr that right, binding lis to farm the plaec dry. we would certainly turn it down. Mr. Conger does not seem to wor ry much about his brothers in the orchard business, ns he calls them. Rut he mnv have this assurance now. that when irrigation is obtained his brothers in the orchard business. will Be delighted to buy his property and the property of others . kickers .to plant more orchard on -' In regard to miestion of the Fed eral land bank refusing to loan on district lands if the bonds carry would sav. that I am acounintcd with Mr. Hiird and that when I see the of ficial notice I will believe it and not till then. ; Mr. Conger would like to know whv some of Medford's capitalists have refused io loan any more money in the district until the thing is knocked out. I have given them credit for enough intelligence to know thn't when irriga tion is an accomplished fact that the soft picking of the lean years will be a thing of the past 'and the ten and five stuff a mutter of ancient history. . Mr. Conger speaks of fighting this to a finish, and he and his associates rniiv rest assure that the fight will go on iust ns ldnr as. thev have! a dollar to fight with or until thev arc licked and licked' right: and then enough longer to piit a gwod irrigation ivstem onto . the Medford. district. When that Is done nnd. not till then, will we hit the band wagon for per manent vrospenty and sound- prop-, crtv, values. -', I HOWARD 'A. UUJJ. Medford, Ore.,' Mn'v'lB.1 13J!: ! SIFT GIVES BONUS 10 STEADY WORKERS CHICAGO; May 7.' Swift and company today announced a, ten per cent bonug to all packing plant and offlco "steady timo" employes. The bonus will bb baaed upon salaries tor the six monlrts enfiiil.'fMny 3 and will be paid about Jano .2 lE.nployes re turning from--military service since Xcvemhef 4 will receive the bonus on gthe aame basis as employes who have boon in continuous service for the full six months. . I Mm s pills Tei(ko'mtiUt,SifBf1,AltiKelMa 7fi ?'Mtit Ac-it ywir Iriiai-m for j in I'vd iml GoLrl inUlllAV tA Tube no oLher. titiy of toiii V 1 W JJr ' mMUHU KUAN 19 fur It Scene From Film Oregon Crop POUTI.AN1), May 1 7. Farm work progressed rapidly during the iat week and lltiht rain foir In nearly all parts of the state, partially relieving tho drought, according to tho weekly summary of weather and crop condi tions, Issued, by tho Oregon weather bureau here. The temperature v(iis variable, averaging somewhat above normal in most sections but tutting low enough several mornings to per mit the tormutlon of frost. Dry weather with abundant sunshine coi). tinned most ot tho week, attended at times by cold, desslcatlng northwest winds. Rain tell toward tho close of the week. Snow in the mountains melted slowly and the flow ot streams diminished. Cultivation of summer fallow land has been begun In Uma tilla county. Winter -wheat Is generally In good condition, the summary saya. - Halii was needed In most places. In places tho stand of wheat ls unusually thick, so that the moisture requirement-Is high. It is In the boot in t.lnn coun ty und Is heading hi Douglas county! Rye is mostly headed and some Is be ing cut for hay. Winter oats havo done well. Seeding, of spring wheat, oats and barley is complete over lim ited areas. On the whole the outlook .UUU OF Id FOUR YEARS lty Harrison Vaughn ATLANTA. On.. May 17. This is a Ktorv of suwess the kuid. evciv bodv likes to rend. .Siirpat-mg in terest alwuvs attends the tell'iu id how a great business has been built. This city presents a verv stiijiiiig ui stunce of remnrltablc biismes., suc cess, whjcli Juts ben Achieved in n verv short space of time. The announcement has iu.-?t been mudo here that - Tanlae. tne well known medicine, which, rwidcM , ol this paper have often seen mentioned in the. advertising columns, i today the most largojv -sold and most uotni !ar medicines' of its ; kind on the American . and Canadian niarkt;is: that iu-Hlfle more than four vcars' timc.it lia.s iittaincd a definite , po sition of pre-ominence iimpng pro prietory medicines. .- v ' -: " '' : Briefly summarized, tho outstand ing fncidents in this storv of success are:. The discovery of Tanlae: the perfection of its formula by .pains taking studv. extensive research nnd exhaustive tests: the beginning of its miiniii'neturo in n small Wav: tho in stant demand for the product' created bv successful use. and finally the es tablishment of the large and magnifi cent laboratories at Dovtoh, Ohio, occupying more than 00,000 sfiunre feet of floor space, to supply the ever increasing demand', for tnnlnc.1 The dailv ea'piieitv of ,'10,000 bottles has at limes, been found insnf fieient to siipplv the trade reiiiiirenients and a britneh laboratory with 8.000 hpttles daily cnriacitv has been established at Windsor.' Canada, in order to supply thd Canadian demiirid. ',! i'-L,. Over twelve million bottles of Tan. Jflc has hcei sold in four years, up M Jiinuurv 1st, 1011). and during the first" fen " weeks of the Droseiit liear over one million bottles luivC llecn distributed, : ,.-:..: ' The broad and progressive policies and the splendid selling organisation originated arid perfected bv Mr. G. -K. Willis, international distributor of Tanlae. are; umimir the best HjimnOles of method and' sv!stem vet nrodiiccd in business nnd thev have been c ose- lv followed bv mnnvother enterpns- ng nnd sneeessful concerns, i . . . The Tannic, people liuvc always inuihtnined that the hc-.t ndverlmc mcnt is it siitislied custimicr'. and to that end have always soiigljt to male (iustoinors not. mere H(iesn-tnnl M build up that character of public con fidence Avhich means business integ rity nnd spells lasting success.); Yet likV all concerns doing, n miecestifal husincss,! thev have also recognized the value and neiowsily of it general JOHN A. PERL Undertaker , Phone M. 47, and i Automobile Hearse Service , Indy Assistant , ; I 82 SOUTH 11 A RTf iiypp i Auto Ambulance Service, - Coroner at Rialto Tonight Conditions V .' tor these crops is good hut more rain Is needed for best growth. Aphides are Injuring outs In I'olk county. Planting of corn la progressing rap idly. Karly corn Is coming up well. ! Tho heavy frosts of Slay fourth arc found to have dune considerable dam age to cherries, prunes and apples In the eastern comitliw and' to straw berries over most of tho state. - Other conditions, probably Including early frosts, rniny weathor during hloasom tngi cold winds and perhaps tho ox tremo dryness of the preceding sea son Jiave conspired to causa n heavy drop of prunes and poarn In Bovornl wusterly. counties. Strawberries are In market lu Pouglus and Lnno coun ties.: . , ' ..- ! Alfalfa Is doing woll, especially under Irrigation, and In some warmer sections will soou be road for tho first cutting. Other hay crops are doing well but need more rain. The rnngp Is drying rapidly In pluconjnit In most parts ot the stats there Is ample food for nil stock, bombing and shearing continue under favor able conditions. ; Pluming of potatoes continues nnd cfnrly potatoes nro growing fairly woll. Potatoes mid tender garden vegetables have boon Injured by frost In some of tho cpltlnr sections. 1 : presentation' of their preparation bv tho liberal use of clean, reliable news paper advertising. , ''; Hut Tanlae advertising "copy'' is essenlinlv different from most otlf i'rs. It eiinsists uliuost whollv of the direct, signed statements ot'tthose who have used the medicine".! .These people are 1 distinctly identified by name and address. Thov tell verv lilainlv what wns the matter with tltem nnd what Tanlae. has done fur iiiein. ttinlae ndvertiHing has been hniipilv free from the "cure-till" ex aggeration. , Instead of advancing extravagant claims as to what thoir preparation "H" do, the manufac turers and distributors prefer tolet those who havo used Tnnliic tell iu their men way what it has dono,. U.S. IRISH ASK LUG PARIS, May 17. The American delegation representing Irish soci eties in tho United States reached Paris from England last evening. Tho Irish delegates called on Sec- rotary Lansing' and asked that he present a formal reijuoiit to tho Brit ish government that ProfOHBor Do Valora, Arthur Griffiths, and Count Plilnkclt. IriBh Sinn Fqln lenders, ho given a safe conduct to come to 1'nrls to present their case to the ponce conference. i Babies Smile when stomachs do their work nd bowels movq n(urUjr. rreutu,crjnng babies need MRS.WIN SLOWS THUf Th, kW at CUhn'$ R.rihUr to make the itomach dlgeet food, and bowels to move u they enouia. uinutns noalcohol. ODIBtee. nnrmlirB. nrnth., . nsrnmii tnsred enu. ' " . Make your Sunduy dinner out of the ordinary; and dine with your iainlly at the 1 Holland Cafe A LA CARTE ' CHICKEN DINNER "'" '''''' ''-''!!,; -.'.' .' ' ' Served 5:.W to 8:00 p, in, It Is a dinner woll cooked and faultlessly' served. You will like It. umMA9 io JiiJo p. ui," PITTMAN CHOSEN SENATE LEADER BY DEMOCRATS WA8UINUTON, Muy 17.8imtifr Plttmnu of Nevada, was oIiohuu uiiiin linouslv by demonrmio Himatoi-s In conference today us their rnndldntu for pi'onUltmt pro tumporo of the sen. lite. Althu conceding that Ihu ru pnbllcnus were In it position to or gttnlKO tho senate, thu dnmocrata mot to nrrnngo a sluto of officers for for mal prcventatlon. . v The coutercuco ro-elacletl uuiiu luiously Hi'juifo)' Mnrtln of Virginia M floor loader and conference chair man. . ; ' "': ' J - ! Souiitor tlerry, ot Hhodo Isliuid was chosen whip, suCcuodlug former Senator Lewis. , v Tho soimtors woro nnnlinous In a doclHtim to protest iigalnnt tho repub lican plan to! divide' tho principal committees by giving' ten places' to the republicans and seven to ; tho democrats. : .-'.., The contqrencOi also will protest the republican eiinforonco ruling that pairs would not bo rncognlted In or ganising tho semua, : Bonntor .Mnrtlii Into today, appoint ed tho following senators ns mem horn ofMho.. domocratlo steering coiuinlt to: ' ' ( - I ' Williams, Mississippi: Read, Mto Bourl! - Slinmons, North 'Carolina; Smith, Georgia; Walsh, Montana; Thomas; ' Colorado; Chamberlain, Oregon; .'Owen, Oklahoma: ' Hoblti son, Arkartenn;'' l'lttmun. N'evndti, and Underwood, Alnbnmn. ' Senator Mar tin an chtitrntttn nuil 8ctia(or lllteh cock of Ncbritsku tin vice chairman Of Ida democratic caucus .are ox offlclo members ot the couunltieo. i Senator .Martin culled. u iriuotlng of tho rum in It tee tor Monday morning. THESE B1E U BY M "After 'Riving Ne.ilin Soles n thor ough trial. I woukl not go Iwok to the soles I used to weatj'ven IhxHigli tlie cost were less., 1 receive twice the service from shoes with Ncfilln Soles," writes G. IV Jomn, of Oinalm. More than 1U.(XW,(X10 pain of Neclin Roles have been put on American allocs. People were quick to realise the ad vantages o( thii', Ktcnllliailly-nuulc tola its long wenrr its comfort, water nroofiksii bikI Its fund economy. (Uxifl sImc Mores everywhere sell Nefilln-soled Uiocs in many styles lor men, women, and children. And any repairman will re-sole your worn shoes with Ncolin Soles made bv Hie fioudycar Tire oi Hulibcr Co., Aliron, Ohio, whonlso make Wingfoot Heelsguaranteed to outwear oil other liecla. LADll-S When Irregular or delayed uso Tri umph 'Ills. Bafo and nlwuys depend able. Not sold at drug stores. Do not experiment with others, save disap pointment. Write for' "Keller1 and particulars, it's free, Addreaii: Nat ional Medical Institute, Mllwaukoo, Wis.' !.' ' .,! . - ;; V , Willard Service and You It's for you that the Willord Set-vice Stations ore maintained. It's for you that the Willard 90 - day Insurance plan was worked out. Iff for you that the Wlllnrd Service and Adjustment Policies ' you'll see In every Willard Service Station .were drafted, The meflnlng of Willnrd 8rvtce to you (if a cur ownrr ) given In the booWltt, "Willud Utrvlce nd You." Aik for a copy rtm lime you ctrtnv In, Anl Alvo to hnve ynur bfUtnry tmtrd utth o bydroiiintcf o ttint yfm enn lie , cure you luva been kceuimi it properly, liurucu. . , ELECTRIC SHOP h J' Eat where the , 'Eats are good The Gusher Cafe y iiikiii . BEFORE OK AFTEK ! INFLUENZA . - .', , DV Un hi Cook " ' Tho cool fighter always wlni and tint there la no need to become panic itrklcrjn. Aveld fear aid crowds.: Ex erclae In the (roll air and nructlio thf three Cut a Clean Mouth, a Clean Skin and Clean riowuls. To entry, off tho, poiion that nccimiiilato vlthln llit body, and to ward of! uil attack of lh Itfllu en bucllhu, lake a good livor rcgulaton In mnvn Ihn hnwv.lt. tlll'h At Caitor Oil, or n pl(l, lpima up ol Muy-npplc, leave o( nloa, aud root of jiilup, to uo bud at; any drug store, and cuncu nr. jt-icrco a l'lcnuint 1'alleM. . .' ... The avaltmt slinuhl he hullt un bv thd me of a g'i"l iron tome, si-h at "Iron tic" tablets, to be obtnlncd at tome drmr storci, or that well known hlooil-maker mid herbal tome made fraut roots and barks of forem trees sold everywhere in Dr. JJkrco' Uuhlcn Medical Ult-. covery. ! -. ;v :; i, l'or a tonic that will freihea up the blood, clean-llie digctlvo tract nnd put' new force and vim into you, I know ot nothing better tlmn Dr. Tierce's Uoldcit Medical Discovery and it contains no alcohol or narcotic 10 is ucrfcctlx. kafei to tukc ,.',,:.'., !.':.. ' '..",' ,' Aetorfu. Ortaon "Afttir liavlug had' tho Orlpiw I could not regain rny stremiUi; my blood was" poor, J was nervous au d alto. had rhuuiiitttUiui. I tried, ovcry tiling bub lust' could not get nny rvllof. Flimlly I dcoiileil tatiko Dr. I'idrco'a Ooldyn Mull eal Dlseovory luidll ourwl tne. I think IS is simply ureal, I uso tho U'lcinnut rel icts, too, lor constipation. , . "I ulwayn reimnmieiid Dr. Fieno'a rejne dtes and am glad to do mi at this time." U. It. i';i?tT, 873 litdwiw Hi. ,, :,,' Vulcanizing All onr work strlaiy gurnted to be, (Int cUm. IS N. I'ir Ht.. Medford ',,',. '.,... rbOM 484-Jt . MEDFORD VIILCANI2INS WARK3 MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOr Also twont for Fairbanks and Mora Eusrlnea. ; ; - ; 17 South Rlwurtlda Wo arc 'going to give RNyny; one ;.' ';-' v ; . i O'.' . , ' 500 POUND . ' j ICE BOOK Willi c'ncli new Refrigerator. This will lessen the high cost of refrigerntoia. - ; Every refrigerators is guar anteed or money refunded. ! -'4!i :!: Poole Fufflitnre Co. VESTON'S Camera Shop 1 1 ; : . . '. ' the Only Exclusive Commercial. Photographer : in Southern Orcgonv '',.: I .'..':'', :''.' ).) ;-.-',., t ,.'-. Negatives made nny time or IivCjO by uppointmciit. . '.. I'liono 147-J. . We'll do tl feat; , J. B.' PALMER . 1 1 v Medford. .' i -M V,nit Mniii Rtrpei,. I Star Brand ' ; ,Typewritejr ibboh " give ; clear, permanent ; , copies. Will not smut dry out, or fill the type". I ' .',(.,1 ',., ,'fV , 1 !. ' 1 ; Buy typewriting lOpplif of t .,.',', ' ' i MEDFORD , PRINTING I ' COMPANY Ice Free!