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PAGE FOUR memord" mxtt; trtrttnii!, mtcdford, ot?ty!0t. totday. jttntc 20. mm Medford Mail Ixibune AN TNnKPffiNnRKT NEWRPAPRH FUULIHMKI KVKRT A FT Kit NOON BXCKPT BUNDAT BY THE MHIJFOKO PHINTINQ CO. Offlc. Mall Tribune Bui Ming, I5-S7-19 norm rir airveL. t'none to. A consolidation of 1h6 Demor ratio Tlmea. Th Mnrifnrd Mall. Th MctliMrA Tribune, the Boulhern Oreconlan, The Aeniana xriDune, The Mod ford Sunday Sun Is furnished ubacrlhere deilrlng a aeven-day dally newspaper. nOBERT RUHL, Editor. B. S. SMITH, Manager. 0BBOmiPTIOir TBMCII T MAlLr IN AOVANCIs: Daily, with Sunday Sun, year.fS-00 Dally, with Randay 8un, month .85 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .SO WepKly Mall Tribune, on year 1.80 ' Sunday Sun, one yonr 1.60 BY CARRIKH In Medford, Aahland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.i.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .K Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- .00 Dally, wllhoutSunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. Offlolal paper of Jackson County, Bntered as aecond -class matter at Bedford. Oregon, under the act of March t, 187ft. won dally arerar circulation for Blx months udiug Dec. 31, 1918... 1,04 MEMBER OF TTTK ASSOCIATED PRESS Pull Leased Wn-e ftM-vrce. The Asso ciated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all newa dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this papor, and also the local newa published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches ttaretn are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Bf Arthur Perry The Gorman superman Is a super man at yelling, excelling even (ho heat efforla of the well known Co manche Indian. IBeslues he is a yel low yeller. " " , It seems that the watchful waiting idea was hit in the same spot as the lato Mex. revolt. The cotton crop is shy 3 million bales. Tho deficit will be made up by citizens spitting cotton after J""1- . - Hope they do enforce the presi dential wish that all his supporters keep away from his speeches. Science will have to get busy. Iron 'bars, chloroform and handcuffs of no value in holding Port Neft and Syd Brown after Mr. Wilson crosses the Ohio river. - ! They have evened rp Louvain. Hun peace delegate hit on head with French heaved brick. The school loard figures if they don't budget the first time they don't budge. Honrbrook knows that-while "the camels-are coming," so are the autos. The recent Greaser revolt was not prolonged by weeks of note writing. One jati with a bayonet is worth ten with a pen. It is nice thing that the visit of prima donna does not start the sin gers like a circus does thS kids. Davy Davidson says he is related to William the Conqueror. So far he has been able. to. conquer one newsboy. . . - - This has been the poorest June in two years for weddings. It takes a lively war to smash matrimonial records. '. The feelings of Bulgaria have been hurt, her premier speaks. Bulgaria is incapable of feeling except for a soft place to light. When It comes to slinging : the English language around artistically, and sanely, nobody has it on Sen. Lodge,.; ' , The bomb throwers will have bet ter luck if they blow up the bulldogs of rich society birds. Their masters now put wrist watches on 'em.. ; Jim Yamashlta's boy is back from college. Jim says he learned every thing but 16 of the U. of O. yells. . 'Who is she? Who Is she? Who is she? Who is she? Who is she? Who is she? WOMEN! DRY CLEAN 'THINGS AT HOME Try it! For a few cents you can dry clean everything. Save five to ten dollars quickly by dry cleaning everything in the home with gasoline that would be ruined by soap and water suits, coats, waists, 'tilks, laces, gloves, shoes, furs, drap eries, rugs everything! ', Place a gallon or more of gasoline in dighpun or washboiler, then put in the things to be dry cleaned, then wash them with Solvite soap. Shortly everything comes out looking like new. Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles. Do not attempt to dry clean without Solvite soap. This gasoline soap is the secret of all dry cleaning. A package of Solvite soap containing directions for home dry cleaning, costs little at any drug store. Dry clean out doors or away Irom flame. . . . .. A SERIOUS MISTAKE. TN DEFYING tho nuthoritv Federation of Labor is inff to press dispatches the tion proceedings should be unconstitutionality. But where does the American Federation secure its judiciary powers! The American people have delegated the power of constitutional interpretation to the supreme court, and it is tor tno supreme court, not the Federation of Labor to decide the constitutionality of the injunction law or any other law. The injunction priyclege may be abused. The law it self may be bad. But the procedure for those who enter tain this opinion, is not to. tion to break the law, but publicly proclaim their inten tion of securing its repeal. It is inconsistent, to say the leasts for tho American Federation to repudiate Bolshevism one day and formally advocate lawlessness the next. For this resolution re garding nijunotiohary proceedings, is nothing more nor less than Bolshevism. If the members of the Federation of Labor are justi fied in breaking the iujunction law, because they don't like it; then any other group of citizens, whether they rep resent labor, capital or Yogi worship, are justified in breaking any law thev don't like.. And the result is no law at all which is the anarchistic dream. Some courts are undoubtedly reactionary, just as are, some legislative bodies. destructive defiance, but in constructivecoercion. The recall of judges provides one remedy. The election of representatives, who truly represent, provides another. The recall provision should undoubtedly be extended. But in the last analysis the power lives in the hands of the people through the ballot. Onee destroy respect for our (Courts and our civiliza tion is gone. For the only force that keeps this country, of any other representative republic, from revolution aiid chaos is respect for the law, and general agreement to obey the law. If the laws are bad, not the courts but the people arc to blame. In their hands lies the power to repeal those laws and secure others." The American Federation of Labor ,is a powerful 'or ganization and its power should increase. But when it so far forgets the fundamental spirit of American insti tutions as to advocate disregard of authority of the courts, it not only deals a severe blow at the heart of American democracy, but it threatens the healthy growth in pres tige and power of the cause it represents. 7 HE WILL BE HOME PARIS. June 20 (Bv the Asso ciated Press.) President Wilson and his partv arrived here this moraine at 9 o'clock after a two-dav triD to Brussels and the war zone in Belgium. There was no formal recention and Mr. Wilson drove immediately to the Paris "White House." The uresident had a cood night's rest and said he was not tired. lie expressed his en joyment and interest in the trip he had taken. At 11 o'clock the nresident went to the Hotel de Crillon and held a con t ference with the entire personnel ot the American delegation to the peace conference. The effect upon the president's nlans of hft cabinet resienation in Germany and the further develop ments anticipated is uncertain. A German reonest for an extension of time to act on the treat v is looked for and the president told the delegation todav thnt he had fixed no date for his departure for home. COMMUNICATION Wants Reactionary's Name To the editor: In the issue of your paper today I have carefully - read your editorial on the policy your pa per intends to pursue. You are en tirely right, in wishing to uphold the policies of our president that meet with your approval, and criticizing the others. Your policy for open and honest expression . will surely meet with the approval of your readers. It seems, however, as if there might be some question regarding the ad visability of letting such stuff as the Reactionary writes get into print. We do not know who lies under this disguise, but can readily assume that he is suffering with foot and mouth disease. He drules at the mouth as it he were eating white clover. He seems particularly well versed in how to run this government, and for the good of those who fought to make, this world safe for democracy, you ought to disclose his name. When his name is disclosed he will be no more a curio, as every town has one or more of his species. He is evi dently a back biting animal or he would not write under an assumed name. If he would sign his name Nietzsche Instead of Reactionary we might know him better. This oracle of wisdom, who can unite the three names, Lenine and TJrotzky, .with our president, and call the latter the most dangerous of the three, ought to be exposed to the public, for I dare say there are many in this com munity who have followed current history for some time, that might want to call that bluff. Yours truly, GLEN FABRICK; Medford, June 19. P. S. You may use this if you wish ever my name. , of the courts the American skating on thin ice. Accord delegates resolved that injiinc disregarded on the ground of publicly. proclaim their inten But correction lies not in y NEED OF DRIVE (Bv Col. William. Peart." Chief Sec retary of the Salvation Aruiv in the --'United States.)- -Measured bv vears. the Sulvation Anuv has traveled but a short spun in historv; but measured bv the hours which have been filled with J toil, deferred hope and frcuuent. slo rious triumphs, the Sulvation Anuv has eone a lone d stance, and bus be come a venerated institution. In nil the distance it has traversed, how ever, the Salvation Armv in the United States will never pass a more important milestone than that which now looms iust ahead in the form of the Home Service Fund campaien. The Salvation Armv does not want moncv for nionev's sake. It would no more think of strivine for. or eath'.-rinp. moncv with which to build a fund than it would consider the cleaning of sea shells, or wum tuni were it not for the fact that, as the accepted and legal medium of ex change, monev commands these things which provides needed relief and aid for the poor and lowlv. We are not, and never have been, im poverished in thut preparedness of soul and mind that shall ever enable us to administer to those about us.in n spiritual scrise. We are poor onlv in the sense that we are seeking enough of the earth's bounties to en able us to spread sunshine and so cease from sorrow, about us, where the shadows of life arc the deepest and the most forbidding. . The necessity, for a campaign to raise an adeouute home service fund, comes almost in the nature of a pcnultv for success, and it constitutes a solemn obligation and dutv which we can neither avoid nor nrticale. It must be borne In mind (hat ev ery lime a debt is lifted from the shoulders of the Salvation Armv. or an institution is widened in its scope nnd equipment, the chances for serv ing limnnnitv with mcrcnspjl cff; cienev and effectiveness, become greater. It must not he forgotten that we ask not for ourselves, but for the means with which to serve others, and that in consequence we need have no hesitancy whatever in nsking earnestly, frankly nnd with full con fidence that men and women gener ally will help us, and ho enable us to act for them in providing relief for their fellow be'ngs through a sys tem that has been tried and found to be dependable, practical and unsel fish. - ...... , A A. V. & A. M. Regular communication Med- ford Lodge 103, Friday even ing, June 20. Important business. L. E. WILLIAMS, Sesy. Get the papers to build fires, 10c per bundle, this of. file, tf AMERICA FEEDS THESE POLISH YOUNGSTERS X k irr-. MlH VV 1 ' These aro children In one of tho Polish klnderKsrluns In Guilds, gettlug a meal provided by tho American relief orcunlintlon. EAGLE POWf. EASIER Bv A. C. Howlett. .O. V. Mvers and J. Frank Kruwn, C. 11. Nntwii'k, wife, dnuuliter and son, Miss Orhin and t'nrlvle: I-'nink llescl ton mid A I Clenu'iils cmuo in t or slip per Saturday nicht. f. 11. Nnlwick is one of the firm known as the Kiigle Point Constiui'tion cimipunv that is composed of the three Ikouii brothers J. K.. Will'uiii II.. nnd U. (1. Brown, hotter known bv tho firm name s lleorce- Brown and Suns. f. II. Natwirk mid William Von der Mel lon. Mr. Natvviek has been engaged on a contract digging u ditch near Talent, and Mrs. X. lias hud iTuirge I the eiilinarv tlerairtiuent, and now thev are on their wnv to the Union creek i-iiinn. where Hip K. P. ('. Co. have the contract to clear ihe right of wnv i nd trade the C. I.. II. from Prosnect to the Crater Lake nark bo'indarv line, nnd umv have unite h force of men emnloved: and Mr. X. is to take charge of the grading. Mr. Mover enute out Saturday evening lo essist in start ng i lien- Velie truck that he had sold to the K. P. ('. Co. lie took the truck after fitting a M,:tfor o it onr In the Davis sta tion on the P. & K. railroad to be load ed with nowder. There were eight truck loads of powder taken up to Prospert Smidav. I There was rather n small attend ance at Sunday sehool Sunday morn ing on account nf so many of our people going to A-4'llnhd to see the airnlnnes. Hereafter our Smidav school will meet nt 10 a. m. But in spite of the attractions in Ashland and other .places. Mrs., Ilowlett's chVken dinner was so attractive thai we had o4 here for dinner that iluv. Among whom were G. L.' Si-himnier-horn nnd wife. K. E. Iluves nnd wife. B. K. llancv nnd w'fe and Mrs. Hanev's mother. Mrs. Amelia Schmidt. Mrs. Sarnh Hall. Gus. the Tailor, and wife. Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Neilson and two children, nil of Med ford. and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ileilden of Vancouver. Wash., who are visit ing the Xeilson familv. A. J. Klorev. Jr., nnd his brother. Judge, the Nat wick familv. Dr. and Mrs.'W. W. P. Holt nnd daughter M ss Helen, Mrs. Von der Ilollcn nnd daughter Miss Joyce, nnd Harry Lewis, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Sullivan of Medford. Clarence Robinett nnd Mss Fuv Perrv of F.ngle Point. Jud Edscll. the new mail contractor for carrying the mail from Medford to Butte Falls and hack, six times u week, started in to carry out his contract Mondnv morning, leaving the Sunnvsiclc at about 7:.W o'clock . in. and pinking Hie rornd trip to Med 'ord, taking the mail from there via Eagle Point. Derby to P.utte Falls, and returning the entire wav the same dav. As soon as Mr. Kdsull has Irs schedule made out I will try to get it mid let the, readers of the Eagle Point Eaglets know so tlin thev will be able lo regulate their business nc "ordingly. lie brought out Troiii Med ford his first trin. Mr. John Dixon of Trail, who took the E. P.-I'ersist stage for Trail and Master Frank Biclic. who went on up to Dcrbv with him to v'sit the Simmons familv, and brought out three passengers from Butte Falls to Medford. . Doris Cov who has been living in Medford for so-nc time has returned to his old neighborhood ami moved nlo the Wright house in the lower end of our town. Ed Kufer of Brownsboro eanie out on the E. P.-L. ('. stage Tuesday, returning on the same stage that fore noon. ). V. Patrick and Doris Cov and J. S. Phillios of Central Point were here for dinner Tuesday and so was L. F. Anderson, nn insurance man from Portland. It. J". Devnnev nnd Miss Hazel Brown, Itube Willits, ti sewintr machine man. Also Mr. and Mrs. VL J. Sehcnck. Mrs, J. C. Ileir ing. Mrs. E. L. Proebstring and Mr. Dr. Ileiin of Medford, the last three named wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Schenck. The Air. nnd Mrs. S. are simply traveling through the country waiting for their son to return from France, when he expects" to to re sume his studies in the University at Eugene. , Among the business callers in our town Tuesday afternoon were Aliss Ellu IlelfWd, K. 1. Joe Jluskius 0f V Trail, lie was here with a wagon and team on his wav lo Aoplcgate to uel a steam boiler for a sawmill that he is uniting ui on Indian creek. Fred Mcpherson moved his house hold Bonds out of the I'Vd Farlow house into the house of his 'iitlicr-in-Inw L. K. Nichols, anil he is ulaniiiiu: to stint with his family for Portland Thursday to spend tho summer. The K. P. C. Co. have been send ing n lot of scrapers and other ma chinery mi to be Used mi the Crater Lake road. C. II. Niitwiek. wile, son Carlvle, Mr. Ben Whetsone, Charles Polti ;rcv. John Anderson nnd Clovd Lamb came in Tncsdav evening lor supper and beds. Thev were on their wav to Prospect to go to work on the Crater Lake highway lor the E. P. C. Co. A. C. Pliiinnev and Lee Edmiuid son can!" in this morning from Mr. Plunmev's saw mill on Big BiUle creek on the old Derbv-Prospect road. Mr. Ediiiotidson having sold the mill to Mr. Plttiimcv. Mrs. Dr. J, E. Emmerson. formerly of Butte Falls came out with William Lewis this morning from Medford, and in a few moments was met bv Carl Biebci-steuilt ami went on up the country. . William Lewis, one of our iitnev drivers, brought out Sliortv Allen's parents to Wullcii this morning to visit him. (Jur i.ehool election passed off very (liiietlv. in fact jo nuietlv that there came near being hnrdlv enough to select the director and clerk from ns there was onlv the thren old direc tors Dr. Holt. M!rs. li. (1. Brown Mrs. L. K. llauk. the clerk. A. J. Florev. J. IL Dovanev. ,V. C. Clem ents. Mrs. O. W. Dnlv. Mrs. llowlelt and invself. and still the people will hick like bv steels on account of our high taxes and flic management of our schools, but are not interest ed enough to spend an hour once n year to take part in selecting our school board. ' There was no report of the last annual school meeting, and nothing said about the budged for the next year and cousciiuentlv nn other busi ness done than the election of n di rector and Mrs. It. G. Brown was re elected and J. H. Devnnv was elected clerk. There will probablv be another meeting called to act on the budget when it has been made out nnd pre sented. The reason probablv that there was no one made one and pre sented was that the uuestions of whether we will hire u hiuli school teacher or take the children to Med ford has not been settled, 'flic agent for the Utility Oarmcnt company. E. h'nlph Morris of Port land, was visiting our merchants since mv lust, KIDNAPPED BY ECCHE HELD AS DESERTER AVER. Mass.. June 20. Private Paul Lester Nacc. whose answer to a charge of desertion was that lie hud been kidnapped and held prisoner on board a (icrawin submarine, was given his full freedom today lifter the finding of the court martial nc ouitt'ng h mi was approved by Major General H. Ir McCnin, commander of ("amp Dcvens. He disappeared, from Cntnp Dcvens in Mnv. 1!)1H. and on October 1(1 re ported to the mil i I n rv authorities at Fort Story. Va. In the interim, he said, he was lurid bv the (lermmiH who sought lo obtain airplane secrets from him. He was finally freed about two miles off Capo llenrv, Va., and swam ashore from tho submarine according to his testimony. Admiral Benson Arrives. NEW VOIIK, June 20. Admiral Will'am H. Benson, chief of operation of the United Hlutos nuvv, arrived here from Brest todav on the huttlu ship Arkansas. JOHN A. PERL Undertaker I'hono M. 47 nnd -17-J2 Aulomobllo llcarra Hcrvice Lndy Assistant H2 SOUTH BARTLKTT Auto Anibulanco Hervlco. Coroner, Authorities Now Show Just What Tanlac Really Is In a recent Ishiio ot this paper all ntmnccmcut was miiilu that Tunliic now hiiH tho luritest muIo of any med icine, of Its kind In the world, and that more than twelve million bat tles had been sold duiiiiK tho pnt four yours, Themi lu-o miiiHUiil figures, and the question naturally urines In tho uiliiil of the render why this phenomenal sU'venH mill why has t tits preparation ho fin- out-stripped nil other med IcIiich of Its kind. It iu only nutural therefore (hat the inuuiifaeturui's should oiler romo explanation to silt l.ify public lutoroitl, In tho first place, Tuulae In maun fuetureil In una of the hirne.it and mo', moilernly equipped laboratories In tins country, its rormulu is lone ly vtlilcal nnd compiles with all nat ional and Htnlu pare food and driiK laws. AltoKothor them are tea In Krodlriita In Tallin?, each ot which Is of recounted therapeutic value. Many of these liiKredleuts have been Individually known mid used el nee, elvlll.iitlou first buKtui, mid Homo of them liuvo boon lined mill prescribed by 'lending. physlcluiiH everywhere, but until they wore liroiiKht toKotlior In proper proper I lou and iih.ioc lutlon lis In tho '1'iinlue formula, Immunity had not hereto foro rcullrcd their full value and ef fect. In referrliiK to one of the more t in poi-tnul liinreillcniH of Taulae, the ICucyclopeilla llrltauleii nays: "It him Ioiik been the source of the most vul nubia lonle mmllelneH that have ever been discovered." In referiliiK to others of the Hiutornl tonic driiKK contained In Tanla.i tho lllth -Edition of Potter's Therapeutics, u standard medical text book, , mates that "they Impart Kcuorul tone and ntrciiKth to tho entire iiystem, lucliid ItiK all omnia and IIshiiiis." TIiIh miniii well known authority in deHcrllilnit tho phynloloKlcul action of still another of thrt liiisrcdleiiln of Tanlac which Is of vutuo lit IreiilluK what Is commonly known us "a run down condition" uses tho followliiK oNpresslnn: "It Is hlkhly esfeemed In loss of appetite durliiK convnlescuiine from nciilo discuses." Thero uro certain other elements In Tnnluc whl.h beruuse of their In fluenco upon the nppetltle, dlKcslioti, assimilation and elimination Improve the nutrition and vllul activity of nil tho tissues and orKnns of tho body and produce that statu of general tonicity which is called health. In (llsciisslnii another Ingredient tlui Encyclopedia llrltanlea says: "It is one of tho most efficient of thnt class of substances which net upon tho ntomaMi so as lo InvlKornto ill Kcal Ion und thereby Increase the Ren orul nutrition. It Is used In dyspop sin, chlorosis, nnomlu und yiirloun other discuses In which the tone of tho stomach and alimentary canal Is deficient." ConrernliiK still unnther liiKredlent this snmn ntmidnrd an thority snys: "It causes dilation of tho gastric blood vessels, Increases secrotlon of tho gastric Juice, and causes greater activity In tho move ments of tho muscular layers In the walls of tho stomach. It ulso tends to lessen tho sensibility of the atom ach, and so may relievo Kimtrlc pain." Tho United Stales Dlspensutory makes tho following comment re garding another Ingredient: "It mny bo used In all ensos of pure debility of tho dlgcstlvo organs or whnro n Konorjll tonic Impression Is required. Dyspepsia, atonic gout hystorla, and Intermittent fovcr aro anionic tho many affections In which It has proven usoful." p There are certain other Ingredients doscrlbed in tho Dlspensutory nnd In other standard modlcul text books an having a beneficial action upon tho organs of secrotlon, whoso proper functioning results In the purifica tion of the blood streams pausing thru them,' In this manner objo:- tlonablo nnd poisonous Ingredients of tho blood aro romovod, and tho entire system Is Invigorated and vi talized. Tanlac was designed primarily for tho correction of disorders of the stomnch, liver, and bowels. At the samo time, however, It Is n powerful reconstructive tonic nnd body bull- dor, for It naturally follows thnt any mcdlcino that brings about proper asslmllutlon of tho food and tho thorough elimination of tho wasto products must therefore hnvo a fnr rcachlng and most beneficial effect upon tho entire system. Although Tnnlnc'n claims for su premacy aro abundantly supported by tho world's leading authorities. It Is the pooplo themselvoH who huvo really made Tnnluc what It In. Mil lions upon millions have used It, und have told other millions what It has dono for thorn. That Is why Tanlac has bocomo tho real nonsutlon of tho drug trade in this country, nnd thnt Is also why It Is tho most widely talkod-of mcdlcino in tho. world to day. '..''... Tanlac is sold In Medford by West Side Pharmacy, In Gold III11 by M. D. Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M. A, Moo, In Ashland by IDnst Bide Pharmacy, In lOngle Point by Von dor Hollon. .' Adv. Vulcanizing All oar work strictly guaranteed) to be lint class. IB N. Kir St., Medford Phone 481-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS INSURE Your Grain and Hay and Ranch Buildings. 1 have -best plan, cheapest UAT1C3 and IJEHT COMPAN DOR , v DimU put It off. RICH! MID. J. W. WAKEFIELD I'lioue IT-lt. KOVERALLS- r Keep Kids Kleen $1-50 the Suit A New Suit FREE if they rip iJtwar of imitation Look (or tliis HcJ Woven ; Lii.u EST" oven AILS nts.u.t. iwi.orr. irvi Strauss tea M.J. ty Levi Strnuis & Co., Sn Kmndico A..rd.J UHAN0 ni.'t 11 Cf l t V -J THE Style pjj; . You Want Material At a Price You Can Afford -at- KLEIN, The Tailor 128 E. Main. UpBtairs Why wuit until the FUES Comet Order your SCREENS NOW nnd have them put oil early. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Phono 42I-.T. 10th and Grape You cant $ei away fronXthis IT'S HOUSE-CLEANING TIME Discard thnt n'ri srt of flsri Qnrlnna and not a Kinov-Rome Sot of Surinus.' auarantced (or 20 vears. New nn-l secnml-lmnil rnrnllnra I M w . . ,,M1,U U , Ml .1,1 V , Runs. etc. ' Poole Furniture Co. WESTON'S Camera Shop A mi? the Only Exclusive Corn ii i crcifi 1 Ph tographer in Southern Oregon. egatjvea made any time or place by appointinont. ' i , Phono 147-J. We'll do th-srest. : J. B. PALftER ; VMedford. 208 East Maia Street
