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B. 8. SMITH, Manager.
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A FEW WOEDS FROM SAM ELYTHE.
Official paper of the City of Medford.
Offlcial paper of Jackeon County.
Entered aa second -class matter at
Hedrurd, Oregon, under the act of March
I, 1879.
worn tally Arerag Hntrcnlatien far
aix months ooJur ieo. si. mm .i.m
A! EMBER OF THE ABSOC1ATJID
PRESS
Full Tesed VTrin nrrvi. Th Awn
elated Prean la excluKlvely entitled to
the unn for republication of all iiws
tlepatchfit credited to it or not other
wlae credited In this paper, and alno the
local newa published herein. 'All rights
of republication of special aisyatchaa
herein are alao reserved.
MEN WANTED FI
M U. i POK
' Our new peace time army lias a
unit now known us tho cboicti)
warfare Bcrvlce that wan aiitherl'-ai
in October 1!)17, juat a Utile dod
than a year n flier poiKonoitR gas tod
))eon Jntrutlucoil for tHo rirst tiww lo
modern warfaro by tliu CJormaof-0
It Ih desired lo obtafti as norm i0t
pognlMr for this new branch Qf the
HGivice 1348 good men eleaoltibs,
ihemicrtl -workers, powder men, oro
technic makern, gas workers, skilled
moohanlcH, pipefitters, bcllor makors,
cloctrioiaiifl, firemen and niea with
engineering experience are needed.
Those enlistments are for one or
throo yearH, previous service not nee-
ossary. All men, upon enlistment,
will bo forwarded to Lake I hirst
Proving Cround, l-ako Jlurst, N. .i
Immediately, which fs just 72 miles
oulh of New York city.
Var further Information and en
listment write or see the army
:ruitinK officer al Medford or tlra;ils
Vuhh, Oregon.
COMMUNICATICQI.
Tho Amende Honorable
To tho Kdltor: Tho Kev. Mr, Pence
Is .correct and ; I offer him the
"amendo honorable." .Mr. I'enco Js
iindoulitedly a priest of tho church
and has ji certificate of his ordlua
tion.
Nevertheless the statements-as 1
made them were made In perfect hIu
ourlty and were true as made.
TI.h name does m,'t appear in the
Living Church Annual clergy list as
far back as the year J DON, but why
Jt. Ih omitted 1 eannol tell. Neither
did. tho Rev. Mr. Pence ever mention
the fact to me, an omission duo no
doubt to his reticent nature. "
VM H. HAMILTON-,
Vicar St- Maivlc's cli.ur.ch:
Jan. G i930.
Cut Thin Out 1ljM.AV.orf1uMojuy,
DON'T MISS-TH'IS. t-'ut out' tltis
Klip, enclose with "c and .uia-IJ it- to
Foley & Co., !.s:iii SlVef Weld Av.e..
.'hieago. 111., writing you-r mtme-and
address clearly. You w.i'll necoUvo in
return a trial package cont-ain-inn-
Foley's Honey and Tar (.'o.mipo.unu,
lor coughs, .colds ami or.ou.p: Kole.y
Kidney IMHh. for pji-in- in. a'iUvs and
hack; rheumatism, backach'e, .k-idney
and blad'der ail'monts; and. I-'oTey
'ntharf'ie Table.ts, a wli'(ile'so'me. a-iuli
thoroughly cleansing catlia-r.t-ic; Poiv
constipation, biliousness. he'u'd'UYhoJ
and nlugg-ish bowels. Vor. sa-l.e b.y
Midford Ph'armacy.
aspirin for, e'o:ld.s;.
Name "Bayer." is- m .GenQinei
Aspirin say-B.iy.ty.
TpTIMliK is nothing soft about Sam Blvthe. Sam shed
1j is political pin fcntlu-rs u riiartcr of a fcntuvy ago.
lien Sam savs somctlniig, and lie fan write more and
say less llian any other hitfh-prieed ink .slinger in tin
business, tlierc is t;ood reason to believe there is .some
thing besides hot air and np-lif't beliind it.
In other words when Sam doi'sn't know what the peo
ple are timiKin:' lie savs so, in not lung less than 20,()(J()
words,- ) off for easli. -Sam's reputation is too valuable
to take any chances. JJut when he says something tangi
ble and to thepoint. its a pretty .safe bet, that he does know
what they are thinking.
All of which leads to the point that Sain in rhe last
Saturday Evening Post urges the American people to
wake up, throw over Ihe old time professional politicians
in both parties and choose a presidential candidate for
themselves. Sam, moreover, must have seen the. Mai!
Tribune for lie seems favorably disposed to Mr. Herbert.
Hoover.
Here is an extract which makes the point as well as any
other portion of the article which needless to say is long
enough lo provide Sam with, spending money until the
( 'hicago convention.
What can be said in defense of that national intel
ligence when we discover that the average American,
in whose hands not only the election but the nomina
tion of the next president; rests, is apparently paying
not the slightest attention to the pres-ido'i-itia-l politics .
of the present day? What can be said in praise of a
Qiational intelligence that allows the old-tin?!,' political
bosses, the machine nicy of t'lie two great parties, to
proceed in exaiQly the same nitniwej.' they have pro-
ceeded for years in the 'ffort of jejing ouCanffiifbtes
for pj'esideuU Hoes not; the aerae .(piimrican de
serve exactly -what li.e wPlleet pnh-; he 'en&es Qjhgiol
ini'hi'S' important itiiStttx- lbs iw) fl( tiifi, 'vtthtfP iftsh
d'ivi'd'ual'ly (3-&n f he rcDiK?
Fj'ohi Insic "to tijiRj oi'aeEb' bowe 'mataa!t& da C&D
Saturday Aveiiins fost duWn lk gat ytw v&faa
setting forth acciwaely the pVitf).a ud rojeo'e sffnd)
prcfl-eijiws of tW: oh1s gfri'ofs of fplicsojsia as ffeo
. r-iklenSj.el tKmiucjiiK foj- WJaR). ifrfl hw hrun Som&,
witlwiut (iiiJ'4mii4 or tlvnuJk V8 ?is 16 awia
wte a?e at "mtfe "wih tW. DUin-liccar ys An?, wpo
tiM-strir V KlSb-t. r!; irVlytlitietol, v8i.rir vWiffli
("fywy awjoin'. Slucpe $dmu vxerh mini!lM,m
.TvMii(wi of l'h is elsP'?hePe. tiff ii biJ(? itwviCQ
hat(Jio MoOiuai'ol t)u vcn0fi;in, fitnfv, tlw tmt
A1w fevc vtxtttted Idas al'aJPiWB ?,tD Tt!, gG3b invteos
of -((W'.v(iiani, are frfuiimigU vownivtAe a iikm fu '
jireskient. in VYM Vliose gR'afes clmt?()fhu imaMduft
x'wk wiH 1 'pkatJ'es is uh (Hhoim, in arjwjvwHir witt
their aiii tJga'ir jKxiii we, a& wepmtft't. $$s
, tlwftti, A pijMi,- .bo (lie itaziSi'ipjmh ;bWiitoflia D
tjieir oiii.nlki4 ralhei 1An (arvsv as J&vaoicb
can I'ii'si; aivl a iepirilieii af'R'rward.
S-i'inilarly, it; is Avell enough no w.ft H l) CHAD
(I'aHg wl: the! denoicralii! jiarty,, the l!ourbo:is of fla
lnoci.'avy, are iihyining to noininate a w-ian for ire5idiit
in HY2Q whose greatest claim to that; noniinatioiPU
be exactly as set; forth above, except that he, if elected,
will be democratic in his tendencies and operations
and affiliat ions instead of republican. There lias been
no change in the Old (fuard of the republican party,'
nor has there befn any change in the Old (iang of the
democratic party; and it is credulity to the point of
simple mindediiess to think there will' be any change in '
the character or. affiliations of the man cither the
Old Guard or tho Old Gang will nominate if they have
the opportunity.
Merchants
Lunch
Holland Cafe
Music During '
Dinner Hour
L4IATIVE, ;
People m
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mmm
'HE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow-
J, els become weak and unable to perform their
functions without aid." For this purpose only
the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used..-
The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble
airsl makes the constipation, wense;. j Cha-niberJain's
I'- Tcibletsi are a favorite with people- of middle age.
a'nd' older on nccount of their ccntle action.
The Heart of the Pscificl A ni i
, :
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m n O- it it. -ur m. jf i t i c s- ifW'a
in. r. a. n.-Duuuuig, meuiuru, Jdu. o 10 y . . ,f$
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frvx I Holland'
"mf Peerless
W.-.- :'.,.-: - - .: -;.. . j:.1 - 111 W'JU;"J 1 IWf1 1 W 3MOlfirl 3 IdSSICTl
ess- "ii -L. . qu,.- J,,U T0jfcST"S e!S-SLATD
II w ? mis
Every now and then we find a man T&ho lias for-
Ml I I III I 111 I lllll III 1111 Hi Mil WMMll I
mi
: JnRlst on "Mayor TaMi'ts iif Aspir-in"-.Jii
n "llnyer parKum'." contalnii'
propor (llietHluim for Colds. l'ain.
Hiiadarho. Neuralgia, l.uinHao, anil
ilhountatiKni. Nanio "Haver" iiumh
Kcnnliio Aspirin insrrlbtnl liy
stolanR for niiu'lt't'n. years. Ilarnly
tin boxes of 12 talilelH i-ost few n-iits.
Aspirin Is trade mark of llay.-r Man
uf actum of .Monoacelicnai-lde.ier of
HnKvylicncid.
JOHK A. PEEL
Undertaker.
' bone M. 41 and 47-JS
Aotnmotillo Ilcanie Servloe
Jnlf Asnlstant
, .', H SOUTH HAHTLETT
nto AmliiUuice bcrvlce. GoronM
Hie Bank of
Absolute SafhtY
Tiie Neitpord National Ii vnk,
This Bank a Live Wire
'As a int'inbcr of the Foileral Uescrve System
in case tif nri'd we can draw upon the eash re
serves dl tin
Thus we arc
the interest?
and depositors
nat ion.
enabled t
Ills
thoroughly
hank and its
safeguard
eustoniers
YOUR BANK
The Bank of Absolute Safety.
now and then we find a man -who lias
gotten the magic power inhat word
"-Fewjjotten that it means the root and beginning of all
oil history in America
FaEgetten that it wasn't many years ago when buying
fin :il w.as .not a difficult proposition because all oil
came from Pennsylvania
Fntrgo terra that Pennsylvania still stands for quality
above all other quality'
Try Pure- Pennsylvania Oil in your car or truck and
see the difference.
i .
Waverly Oils and Greases
100 per cent Pennsylvania
Fordson Sales and Service
Patton and Robinson
Telephone 150 Medford Ore. 112 S. Riverside
. NEW
COOK STOVES'
AND RANGES
We have a nice new lino
and will trade you a new
stove -for your second'hand
one.
WE BUY WHAT YOU
HAVE TO SELL
Poolft Fnrniffirp fn
South Fir Street.
Medford, Ore.
lNTKItl!KHA!t AUTOOAJt CO.
Soheilulo fmm Odtoner 1, 1910.
nnny ( except Sunday)
locate Medford-
7:10 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:25 a.m.
9:10 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:40 a.m.
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345 p.m. ,
4:25 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
Sat.only 9:30 p.ra
Sat. only 10:30 p.m.
Leave Ashland
7:10 a.m.
7:65 a.m.
.9:00 a.m.
9:25 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
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e.in..
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Rlir nnlv Q - ail n m
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midnight Sat. only
SINnAY ONLY
Leave Slpdford L eove Ashland i
lOrnOa.m. 9:00 a.m.
ll:nn a.m. 1 1 -no .,.
1:00 p.m. lrOO p.m.-
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Brnn p.m. 6:00 p.m.
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M-xnn.m S-ann.m
Office ami waiting room Xo. 6 South
l-'ronl. Nash Hotel Building.
Phone 309. .