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POIITLAINI), Juno, 13. The Oro
Koii bureau of minim mid Koolony an
nounces llmt It Inn Ijukuii n syiitMiiia
tlu unit oxIoiihIvo InvuiillKiillon of oil
and gut poHUllillltlim In dirrurout
prU of Oregon.
Tlio fluid work In oimtorit OroKon
li bolnvc (lotto Jointly with tho U. H.
0. 8. whllo tho wimtorn purl or tho
Htuto In belli: InvvHtlxutod Miilnly by
tho state bureau of mlnoii uml gool
ony. Tho bureau linn coiitructoil with
ono of tho boat firms of coiihiiUIiik
oil dooluKlBlH In the-United Hliitoa to
do this work In wustoru OroKon unci
tholr InvoHtlKittlon will ho mailo ua
Ihoro anil completo ua It In immilhlo
to mako It In tho Unlit or tho brat
xdontlflo nnil pructlcnl kuowludKo
available.
Th In la probably tho moat Impor
tant announcement whlrh tho liuruun
him boon able to muko for noma llmo
on ueeouiit ot tho fnct thut there I
ni Hell interest nianlfeatud coiicarnluK
oil mid taa poaalhllltlea In Oregon.
Up to 1li In tlnio noltlmr the kov-
- erpntttut nor tho atnto lnut dono a atif
flnlont amount of dutallod vtark to
obtain the nnccmiury kooIukIo Infor-
' million upon which to" form dnflnlto
coni-limlonit an to favorahlo and un
, favorable torrltory In which to pros
pect for oil. . Detailed knowledge of
tho alructure of tho odlmontary for-
- ntatloni of tbo atnto la absolutely
nocoaaury to ba'ablo to dlatlnmihih
bdtwooii tttvorulilo and uiifavornblo
ploce to drill for oil.
Many Inquiries are coming to tho
office of tho Oregon bureau ot inliicn
nd Raolavy from oltlnaua of tho atnto
uh woll an people interested In oil do
Totopmnnt laswhoro, conccrnliiK
geological Information polntlnti to
tho pOMlbllltlua of oil and ros in
Oregon. Blnce there la at prnaniil
euvh dearth of roal gooloKlrnl In
formation upon which to baaa any
ort of conclualon, tho bureau wltn'
- to caution thnao Interoated In tho
development of thoso resources who
nilKht begin extensive derolnpmunt
work. oon with an , Insufficient
.amottnt of Information.
An oil gooloRlnt enn not (to Into a
new torrltory nnd toll Juitt wherofto
; drill in ordur to gal oil In couinter-
J rial quantities, but ho can, If ho hna
'.tho opportunity to mtka a sufficient,
i ly thoro Investigation determine tho
more probable areas for oil pools on
account of tho general structure nnd
relation ofl tho illfforont typeii of
rocks, it Is boratiao tho bureau
wishes to ennsorva mi far an possible
the substantial of fort which will
i doubtless anon bo put into prospect
Ing for oil that thin caution la kIyoii.
Thla does not apply to corpurutlona
or syndicates which havn rompatunt
Investigators and uro acting upon
their advice.
"All persona bavins; knowledga of
oil or gas seepages aro requested to
furnish tho hiirenu at 417 Oregon
building, Portland. Oregon, with tho
' location and naturo of -such oreur-
, Kind to the
.yo Most Miles per Dollar
TIRES
ELLIOTT & COOK
Exclusive Agents for Both
Solid and Pneumatic
Firestone Tires
i'i Hi nil
l Msv a iT - 'Vi THE
f SmjU&jLXLiA!il& MjJL's.ul' 'aJLlJ ETPONGER VOW
ts..jw.iiiMrw.mf
E INCREASE
BUSINESS OFFSET
WASHINGTON', Juno 7. In
creasing IiuhIih'HH, which it Is hoped
mny offset thu railroad deficit suf
ficiently to muko on mlvanco In rates
uiinix'i'ssury, wus roportcd by the
ritilroud ndiiilnlHtration in stntlsttcs
for traffic lust week. In tho conlral
western region thuro wiu au Increase
of 01 percent over tho samo week
lnut ycur In the loading of grain and
In tho northwoet the Incrensa wns
11)0 percent. All freight handled In
tho southwest whs 1 1 purccnt mora
than last year. Cotton Is moving
freely to thu gulf cout tinder prom
ise of additional stcmitcrs. In the
east generul freight movement Is sub
normal, but oro shipments aro In
creasing. 27 PASSENGERS INJURED IN
TRAIN WRECK IN TEXAS
'OUT WOliTll. Tex..' June 1.!.
Twentv-dcvi'ii imsAenuurit were in
iureil. two of Adiom timv die. when
the TcxiiK nnd I'jii ilir oil nieit'K ih
eiul wiik wrecked ul iniiliiiulit veter
luv lis the I nun whm iiuIIhil.' nut of
Kmiiuit. A switch wits t-iilit. dciiiil
iiii5 the ciiiii'iies.
reiico so 111 il. same can ha iurpertcil
liy tho nil geologists.
The results nt tho field work
whirl) Is lieltiK miide by tho bureuil
will ho inuilu public Just- us soon as
sufficient Investigation tins been
completed upon which to form satis
factory conclusions.
Pocketbook
FIRESTONE Gray Side-'
wall Tires cost more
than the "bargain" cut
price tires that attract the
'tire shopper." -
The all-wool tailored suit
costs more than the shoddy
"hand-me-down," too.
There's a famous phrase
that tells the whole story
about Firestone Tire
value
OF
AUCKLAND. New Zealand, Mny 2.
(Correspondence of ssoclated
Press.) Tho battalion of Maoris,
New Zealand aborigines, who fought
In tho Oallipolt campulgn and after
ward In Franco, has bceh welcomed
home with a great feast, hakas (war
dances) and tangl, or lament for
thoso who fell In battle.
Tho acting primo mlnlBtor, .Sir
James Alton, told them, "You Maoris
hold a proud position. You have
nut ono conscript." From tho tlnio
of Its formation early In the war the
Maori battalion wus mulnlalned at a
strength ot U'OO entirely by volun
tary enlistment.
(treat qitmitillos of mutton, ooof,
pork and othor food had been baked
In earthen ovens for the occasion.
About 2000 Muorls 111 all shared In
this feast. There wero soverul pol (a
native delicacy) dunces.
Tho tangln wus a ncono of much
emotion. The soldiers sat by tribes
encircled by sorrowing natives. Led
by their chiefs, tho mourners grieved
with low, walling chants for thoso of
tholr ruco who will never return.
Alt tho treasured heirlooms of tho
tribes bad Jicon brought from their
snfo keeping for tho wolcomo. Thero
wero Jado ornaments, mats, chief
tains' head-dresses and beautiful
kills. The chiefs of tho various
tribes delivered apecchos of wolcomo
couched In florid South Sea language
after which thero was a haka by the
famous Arawa tribe and the speech
of wolcomo by Sir Jnmes Allen.
An nuto party from Hood River
on route to Sun. Diego nnd stopping
nf tl.M ll,,t.,l Mn.tr,. r,l ..noulalu nf U,
nnd Mrs. II. T. Dnvldson, Miss Helen
Davidson, Mrs. A. Whitehead and.
Miss Ceraldlno Sonny. Mr. Davidson i
Is a protniuotit fruit exporter nnd
shipper nnd Is president of the Hood i
Itlvor Frultgrowors tissoclntlon. llo
will leuvo tho party nt San Diego and
go cast to sail for Kitgliind at once
to make fruit arrangements for the
exporting ot Hood Rlvor apples.
Cioorge Walsh, Pngo today. ' 71
Dr. K. W. btoarns has resumed the
practlco ot modlcino and surgery. In
tho old locution, Jackson County
Hunk. 76
Swttchos ,made from combings;
general work. Sanitary Beauty
Shop, No. S East 4th and Front.
Phono 4D7-W. ' 00
A. J.; Van Wnnllig, Southern Pa
cific railroad agent ul Albany, Ore.,
nnd tormor agunt ot tho railroad af
ivtodford, "was In tho city lust night
nnd this forenoon enrotito jhomo
from a two months visit with his
wlfo In the oast. Mrs. Van Waning
romnlned In Sun Francisco to visit
friends.
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Caption'. Phone 859.
Lnrgost romagnotlztng equipment
In sonthorn Oregon at Auto Electric
tiqttlpmont Co. 71
Among Oregon guests reglstorod
nt tho hotoU today, Friday, wore
Frank J. Norton of Sttthorlin, !oorge
It. Clark of Salom, II. C. Brownhnll
of Spencer Station, 13. R. Morris,
(loo. Ynnoll, O. N. ' Young, H. P.
Kvans and C. ,C. Turluy of Portland.
Dunco nt Kttglo Point, Suturdny
night, Juno Hth... Good music. 72"
Ashlnnd nntutorlum Saturday,
Juno 1-4 tit, big dance.1 71
Tencliers' lCaniliiat Ions
Notlco Is hereby given that the
county, school superintendent of
Jaokson county, Oregon, wlll',hold
tho rogttlur oxnmlnatlon of applicants
for state certificates at Jacksonville,
commencing on Wednesday, ,lun 25,
1019 nt 9 o'clock a. m.; nnd continu
ing until Saturday , Juno 2S, nt 4
o'clock p. m. Tho usual, order of
program will: ho followed. ,
,V. .. A!' Yt AV"SI,I S"P''
liWllLIN, Thursday, Juno 12. A
secret session of the citizens' council
of (jreatvr llerlln hold on Wednes
day declared In favor of a citizens'
strike-, according to tho Independent
socialist newspaper Die Frclhelt, The
attendance Includes a number ,ol
leading manufacturers, merchants
mid professional men, and Colonel
Itolnhardt, tho I'russlan minister of
war.
. Tho chairman of the meeting Is
quoted us declaring that a strike was
necesnary because tho present gov
ernment was Incapablo of redeeming
(lormany from chaos.
It was planniid, according to tho
newspuper, that several airplanes
dlstrlbuto louflets announcing when
tho strike would begin.
All tho food Industries, Including
the bukerles, would cease work, ac
cording to the plan, this leading to
civil war, which It was held, would
help tho bourgeoisie attain political
power. " .
RE
NEW YORK, June 13. Tho alert
ness of an elderly bank messenger
who pursued six bold-up men down
the stairway of an tip-town Manhat
tan elevated station and felled ono of
them wlU) a revolver shot, frustrated
a, daring attempt at daylight rob
bery bore, today. The robber who
was shot was fleeing with a bag said
to have-contained $100,000 In secur
ities taken from David Ryan, the
messenger -who did the shooting, and
Henry- Hoylun, employes of the Co
lonial hank, who wore taking the
funds to tho. Federal Reserve Bank.
The robbers had put Boylan out of
business by pressing a wad ot cotton
saturated with chloroform to his
face, while Ryan was stunned with
a blow from a jblackjack. However,
ns tho thugs ftn toward the street,
Ryan followed, thorn and firod four
shots at the group. The man with
tbo bag collapsed, relonsing'hls hold
on it and while his companions were
carrying him to a waiting automo
bile, Ryan retrieved tho Valuables.
PORTLAND MAN IS AWARDED
D. S. C. FOR UNUSUAL HEROISM
' WASHINGTON. June 13. Ad.li
tional nwnrils ot the DiMineuished
Serv'.cc Cross for r.cts of extraord
inary heroism in uetion liuvc been
announced lv the war deiuiirtineiit.
Those receivinif them include Captain
William J. Covlc. I'nion fit v. Wash.:
John C. liitruard, Portland, Ore'
Thousands Date"
Better .Health
from the day they ..
began using1 -
.Aifonderf ul Food,
For Body and Brain
Botf.O.S.Pot.Offi
Is our Registered and Common-law
Trade-Mark and can only be right
fully used on goods made by us.
Koveralls are garments fot
children I to 8 years of age.
If a dealer tries to sell you, under
the Koveralls name, any garment
not of our manufacture, you may be
sure he has an article that he is
trying to market on Koveralls
reputation.. ' . '
Unlets made by Levi Strains & Co.
they're not KOVERALLS.
Koveralls
Keep Kids Kleen
$1.50 the Suit
Anew rDrr if they
suit r IC,rl( rip
KOVERALLS are made only by Levi
StrauM er Co.i San Francbco and bear this
l.hollS-
KOVERALLS
SCO U.S. pat orr
iss
Tho Kainlor Products Company relieves retailers and consumers of tho necessity of paying Revenue
, Taxes on ltainicr Beverages by paying ALL taxes thereon direct to tho Government . -. -
V -. ' . ' . ; ., .. . '.!-', '
t: , MEDFORD GROCERY CO.
' : ' Distributors. Medford, Ore. . ' '
; SWIM KAPS
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Make your choice while the assortment is complete.
Sold exclusively by "
Profitable
" IF you would just get the habit of dropping
in here at the First National Bank when you
receive your salary or wages and deposit
: the money in a Havings Account it would
'be no time until your financial worth in-
creased considerably. . " ' , ;-
Li the meantime your Savings
would be .earning good interest.
, Capital $100,000. , ' ,
. Medford
if not the superior of any
other cereal beverage
you ever tasted! .
Here is ono of the most daring offers ever
made. If we are wrong we stand to lose .
a fortune. If we aro right, our product
should receive your preference. We ap
point yon judge and jury. . Your decision
will be final. You will accept will yon
not?
OUR STARTLING PROPOSAL
Go to any dealer In toft drinks and buy two
bottle of RAINIER SPECIAL. Take them home.
Properly chill them. Enjoy the beverage com
pare tt with any other cereal berecage yon ever
tasted, nave other try it. Get their opinion.
If they or you think yon have ever tasted
cereal beverage that surpasses it mail us the
caps of the. boUtes, with your name and address,
date of purchase, and name and address of '
dealer from whom purchase was made, and wa
will return to you, without quibble or question ,
the sum you spent for the beverage. ......
' A FORTUNE INVOLVED
If we were not reasonably sure of our ground,
: it would be the height of folly to make this offer.
The six million people to whom it eventually
will be made could easily take a fortune from
us. Our product, however, is such a superior
article that we feel we are taking no mora than
an ordinary business risk. ..Our opinion is that
RAINIER SPECIAL has no equal among cereal
beverages in the world today. .
. ACCEPT OUR OFFER AT ONCE
Our offer is so unusual that all should accept H.
If RAINIER SPECIAL is found inferior, you get
every penny of your money back. If superior,
you are enlightened as to the proper brand of
cereal beverages to ' demand. You win either
way. You take no risk whatever. You will find .
RAINIER SPECIAL wherever good things to
drink are sold. The large eleven-ounce bottles,
contain two standard size glasses of beverage.
This daring offer holds good for five days only.
. Rainier Products Comp&nr, Seattle, U.S. A, Manufac
turn- of Rainier Special, Rainier Bock, Malt Kaiakr.
Rainier Ccrea), Syro and Denatured Alcohol,
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Practice
Oregon
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TMEDFORD, ,
EAGLE POINT,
BUTTE FALLS
Jitney Service
Starts Tuesday, May 20th, ;
Leaves Nash Hotel 8:30 a; xn. and
Butte Falls at 2 p. m. dally.
mt LESLIE.
iV PHOXE 300 ,
am CHTTNO
China. Berh Btora
Horb ours toi earacne,- neadacMi
catarrah, dlptherla, sore , throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fer
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast,
cures all kinds of goitem NO OP
RRATIONS. , ' . f; -
Uedtord, Oregon, Jan t, 11?
TO WHOM IT :ZXY CONCERN: .
This Is to certlry that I, the un
dersigned, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August wa not
expected to live, and hearing of Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store U at 214
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as 1 used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted aa I was to
see Olm Chung and try his Herb.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses: . ! , .. . . j'
II. A. Anderson, Medford ' ,
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, :
Wm, Lewis, Es.gle Point t '
W. Ii. Childroth, Eagle Point, '
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point ,
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
Geo. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point