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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Fmrrj
Tho li .Tohmsoii boom for iiresl
!i;nt which was Rlarlml In California
luHt August, Jh Btill wliuro U Hlartud
For. Sale First clans dairy farm.
i'k'Uty of fnjsli witlm. ( Want nti
Chico, Oul., KnlnrpriMt!) . A vury'lrank
uclvertiHur.
( It now minus io HkIiI I hat tho win
of tlm kou'! hurry, aided by mi tun
Which haH (ivory roHpwt for tho fool-
lugs of prnhihltioniHtH, when loft in
n warm Hpot loiitf onoiiKh develops it
kick liko old bourbon.
The TIev. Hinnllton who whistles
cm .Main Htroot on mumy aftornoons
only, has u rival In John Cochran who
whlstlos on foKKy moriiiiiKH. How
ever, tho preacher has n tmio as an
objec.tivo for his whlfilliiiK, while
John ni in ply lots the wind rimh aim
lea sly across hl larnyx chords.
"Tho acconipllshmonls of tho war
tinder Secretary Hnlmr have boon
concrele and noteworthy," chirps a
, democratic honchman In a speech at
.Hauramento, Oul. No in will deny
'that they have boon "concrete," hut
nobody Iuiowh which ones are votu-
iol'ced concrnte,
Tho local freight on tho railroad to
tho coast, fell through a trestle Hi
miles from Jacksonville last night.
Fato played a cruel trick on i
dainty miss In front of the Commcr
rial club Wed pm., causing Iter to
throw u siioe. A ytiing, man gallant
ly picked up the shoe, but did not
luiow whether to hand it to her, or
put It back on her foot. It was a fine
point of eti(uette.
Hockefellow's wealth, as the llev
Ulllis sayfl may be "ungodly dollars'
but an "ungodly dollar" buys at
many pancakes as a godly one.
Champion Jack liompsny's man
ngur Bays (hat his meal ticket tried to
pot into the army. Mad Ihe war last
ed anotheryear he would have been
able lo fight his way into a khaki
Mill.
The govornment will give whiskey
to people with the flu, but the flu
works very fust, and it takes time tc
unravel the red tape.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
JjOok at. I on j tit'! Iteniove poisons
H diii stomach, liver ami
lm els
Accept "California" Svrup of Kir;
oily (t.ink i:r the name California
oh the p.t(k:t!;c, telui i n arc sure
your child is hnwii!; tiiu best and
most hainili'v: lnvutne or phytic for
Children love its uVllfiiniH trull -'hlldivn
b)' its di'Uciaus fruity
taste. Kull directions for child's dose
on each bil:b. t;ie it without tear
Mi.-iher. Von iiiu.it ;:;iy 't'allfor-
iiia.
JOHN A. PERL
Undertiiker.
hone M. 47 n I 47-Jt
Automobile Hcnrae Hervloa
I Jjuy Assistant
83 ROI'TH ItAUTI.KTT
ato Ambulance Servlco, Oorourr
fez
MR. HAYS ON
WR i:kc off our lint, we've taken it off Iteffire, to
WillJI. Havs. For a man whoso job is political
p:;H lsanslnji, lie strikes us as
political professional we have
from one of Mr. 1 lav's latest
"I don't ask that all women become republicans. To
which party you belong is
you belong to some party, that, you seek tor the truth,
find it and then act accordingly."
What better advice for these; about.lo vote for the first
time, as well as Cor those who
principles, rather than their
Find the truth, there is the entire political problem
in a nutshell. Not the absolute truth of course, for no
party embodies that, but, what seems true to you. , And
if neither of the bijj parties seem true to you, then join
with others in forming a new party.
Politics jut now are in a state of flux, but out, of the
scramble two dominant parties will undoubtedly be form
edone Ihe liberal, one the conservative. Find oiit
which represents the truth to you, determine in other
words, what you are and what you aren't, then join that
party and go to it.
L" the party leaves the truth, what is true to von,
don't follow the party, follow the truth. Sound gospel
that, and the astonishing thing is the idea comes from a
man whose; business is to gather in republican votes.
A far sighti'd gentle-man, and a very intelligent gentle
man is il r. J lavs. He re-alixe-s the old'bally-lioo about one
parly being Heaven and the- other Hell, is as dead as
witchcraft. Jlis altitude proe;e-eels not, from any "higher
e-thie.-s" but from an enlightened self interest.
Stir.nge; erne' never hears ed' the real elelY-cts in the; pe-aee
treaty but only (lie talking points. There- is the Nlum
tung provision for example-. A wremg has he-en done
Ihe-re which must be righteel. And ee-rtain e-e-ononiie pro
visions must be; ehanged if a large part, of Furope.is not,
to e-ollapse;. Jhit; neil; a word about, the real ele-fe-cts, pe-r-haps
because the- uue-eiiipremi.sing'oppoueiiis of any treaty
at all, realize; that, the best way to remedy them is to participate-
in the League; of Nations. 1
COMMUNICATIONS
(The Muil-Trilmm- wcIcoiih'h c-oiii-ihitiiiuitioiiH
on any Kiih,l:ct ol unrr
til hilcrt'sl, hut Jh in no way responsi
ble for tin; sentiment evpnvssetl. Oniy
in exeeptloniil rusex will eoinmniiirn
tiollN ol' over 2ee wohIh be printed.
All eommiiiiirnlionN must be Niuneel
by (lie writerH luitue, wbieli nmy
tijtoii (ho writer's retpiestbo Willi
held.) To t lie eililor: On January 19th
Urn Tribune hu.vh editorially Ui.-H
"Thu uevsr Btrulisht parly-ticket law
diHeurraiH-hiseM Ihe independent vol
er, and 'discol'mut-hlse uteauK to
disK.'.isonH a clli.eu of :i particular
prlvlleKu as or volln," which is the
iiuestlon tinder diHciiMsion. (Disen-rraiH-hise
was iiIko defined in the edi
torial iih dispoK.se.SHln); tho eiti.en ol
holdiiiK offlco or tho leHltimato rih'hls
ot ell liuisliip. WaI. note.)
On tho 22nd Kenclluiary in a com
muiuatiuii to Iho Triliuuu denies that
the now law Just vetoed by tho gover
nor does anything of thu kind. In
tho sonic paper in which this commu
nication appears tho editor stands by
tho cIkhko he made on thu 10th ami
says, "We repeid It," but without
showing in what way tho new law
dispossessed thu independent voter ol
any riiihlH or prerogatives.
Now lei's seo what tho new law
says. It provides in section one that
"the ballot to 1)0 used at tho general
election shall contain the names ol
all candidates lor oltne, tu boi tilled
at that election whoso nominations
navu ocen duly madu. ' .No rights
abridged here. The oul law provides
nothing tuoro explicit along tins line.
Again, "the onicer wm.we duly It is
to arrange too ballot lur election ot
cuuouiutcs tor otlne at the general
election shall cause iho names ot all
uilidldates to be printed on one bui
ld, uud nil nominees ol any party or
group ol electors being placed under
uio respective tillo anil device ot such
parly or group ol' electors." .Notice,
i his oiucer is charged and couimutut
cu lo have pi'luled "the names ol all
culminates t.-n ono bllliol," just us
me out law provides. -lso notice
Oku 1 lie noiiiiuei-s ol any party or
grolli ol eicctois must bo pl.iceil
under the resiu-ctlve title or ileice ol
sui n parly or grciip," which will cer
l :n it i- appeal io ail men who oo not
wi.sii, to sail iiniler lalse colors, and
winch iiieans that iiiiii'peiioenls, noli
liartisans, socialists, or any otuer
group i.i cili-eus can llave a place on
.no luulot liy going iimli r a title or
ucvlre tnal wnt ludicalt w nal luey
siantl lor, or wtio tncy reiu-esem.
1 no tu'actnmary lakes it no real
American is going to onjcci io this
t'l l. t ISIOII.
.i;;;ilu, "A square Ihice-eightbs ol
in nun on cam sine sii.tll he puo-cu
a I lie leu ol toe li .1 in e ol e.lcn c.iu
OHi.iie." Tnis is lor lue convenience
anil uirecliou ol the vmer ill lualllUi'.
a ci'o?..s u. t no lell ol tne candidille oi
itu.isuie I, i' which ne WiMlcs to vote,
.out VMUcti is toe luelliod imrsuca ou
tne eld I, allot.
-galli, wlieii the socalled jlulcpcll
deui vol, r wishes lo scalier all over
ine Ji.uiol, to- me p.iriv mall or wom
an wisiu-s lo cie a split tu-KCI, the
new i.uv provnics tli.n the voter
make an A will. in Ihe square ill Ihe
i :i ol Hie name i,l the c.uiiiulaie be
wi.- li, -, to ote lor. tor each ollico, or
to the leu oi Hie answer ho wishes to
tnal;,- to e.u It question Mibiur.ied to
i ne el, ciois."
Now il any one will show the He
.i.lionai y wliele any American citi
.'i n s just rights hae lie, n wolalcd
a tins bill, he wilt l,c mini enough to
ci.aie openly out in pul.lie and sa
that ho has been mistaken.
'mnvonn iiaiVj Tnmmm.
PARTISANSHIP.
bemy the most noii-imi;t isaii
ever seen. Listen to this.
speeches.
ot less consequence than that
choose; the party from theii
principles from the part v.
(If 'Reactionary Insists upon dis
agreeing wllh Mr. Webster regarding
Iho definition of "disenfranchise"
probably wo can't convinco him now
anymore Ulan wo did u few days ago
when wo thought we nimlo our point
clear. However here gt.'Js:
(Let us suppose Ileactionary Is one
of thesis Independents he dlspises so
heartily, and ho wants to run for gov
ernor of Oregon. Does he maintain
that this "vie-or-stralght" bill
would glvo him a square deal, that
it would not deprive him of his "Jur.t
rights" as an American oltli'.oti, lo
have the same cliunco for office that
it member of the republican party for
example, would have? of course he
doesn't. True there Is nothing in
this bill li.' prevent every man anil
women In Oregon voting for Iteac
tlonary, under such circumstances,
but we think lie knows, as well as we
know and ns well ns llovernor Oleotl
anil every member of tho legislature
known, how in practice this bill
wc'uld work oul. It was designed as
we said before to disenfranchise the
independent voter taking the word in
tho Websteiian senso of depriving
the Independent citizen of tho full
political privileges of citizenship. We
repeated Unit onco and wo repent it
again.
(Or perhapH Reactionary will see
the point more clearly from another
angle. Ho is probably not Ignorant
of tho fact thai this bill was designed
particularly to defeat Senator Cham
berlain In tholiext election. How?
Why by making It pc'sslblu for the
republicans In this stnto lo make
"two swill strokes," ns Reactionary
so aptly stated and then go about
their business, every practical politic
ian knowing Unit nine voters out of
ten, will take the shortest cut In an
elcctW.ii booth, murk the circle and
never look below it. Now wouldn't
Unit ill all fairness deprive Senator
e'liitmbei-lalu of his just rights as tin
American citizen, anil an American
olflco holder? l-:d. Note.) '
Now a word personal lo' the Reac
tionary, which he hesitates to say,
but ho has been featured rather ex
tensively of late liy the Tribune as
belonging to that 'selfish reactionary
class" who "care for nothing but
their own set-did interests,", "whose
fin inula of polliical responsibility is
of Ihe primitive and simple sort."
whose "worries do not extend to the
complicated ami disturbing i lillcal
issues of the country today," unit who
Is perfectly willing to allow the hap
less people of the old world to, slew
ill their own juices while we as a
it it t ii.it withdraw into a smug Insu
larity. Now, right hot off the bat. he
wishes to say thai in all his life he
has never asked tor a right or priv
ilege that be whs not witling to grant
tu ono of his fellow-citizens, rich or
pi.r, while or Muck, and he chal
lenges any man to show anything- to
Iho contrary. However he is frankly
partisan. lie never drew a neutral
brer.th in his life and was never "too
proud to tight."
l-'urtherinore. he wishes to say In
Just as slroug language ns he can
command, that he challenges any
mini ti; point out where he has re-
t'tiseit to suasciil'c, even beyond the
extent of his means, to any worthy
cause. any appeal of suffering or
tortured humanity, either local, na
tional, or world-wide. A hard luck
or under-di.'g story makes instant ap
peal to him anil he usually meets it
with immediate and siibs-autial ac
tion. AH his life human liberty and
the rights of mankind, us exemplified
in American institutions and by the
Hcelaratlon of Independence and the
constitution oi the Lulled Slates bus
ftrrcrFonr. orjr.no:, Thursday, .tantatjy 20.
been u shibboleth with him, us his In
timate friends can testify, and uatur.
ally the hypocritical Idealism of words
without action, and the socialistic
vaporings and immature internation
al visionlngs of the un-American aro
renuunant to him. It is embarrassing
lor him to mention these things, but
it seems that the occasion demands
it. To Illustrate In February l'jlii
six months uftor the Herman terror
broke loose in Europe, and about the
tiiuo thut authentic: stt.ries of Her
man atrocities in lielglum and France
began to come to America, the
writer began sending money to the
national allied relief committee in
New York for the relief of destitute
and starving Belgium and French
children, for lnuimed and helpless
soldierH in Italy, und fc-r famished
and fever-stricken Serbia. Not only
before and during the war was this
done, but sinci tho war ended It has
been kept u- tho "reactionary"
sending a check Just a few days ago
for the relief of the one million two
hundred thousand starving, ragged
and diseased children cf l'nlund, "who
are receiving one meal a day from
the American relief administration,
just enough to keep body and soul
together. And us lie sils writing in
his office, he can look out over the
rcofs of hulf a dozen buildings that
house us many 'selfish reactionaries'
who each monlh are quietly mailing
a five or ten dollar bill to No. 2 West
tilth street, New York, for allied re
lief work, and none of them claim or
know that they have any "high
ldeuls."
Now the Reactionary would liko lo
know how many of these self-anoint
ed, up-llfters, political ni.'n-descripts
and uou-partisun fuzzy-wuzzies are
contributing u dollar to this golden
stream flowing from America to Eur
ope to wash away the stains of de
spair and destitution and disease.
Call the re.ll. Itut no, 11 were bet
ter to draw Iho curtain.
Yet nt last wo ure all Americans
Thu turmoil w 11 cease, thu strifo and
clash of conflict will die away nm!
each one if lie will, can stand on the
watch tower of Freedom, which looks
out across tho measureless sweep of
the years lo come, ami know, if he is
faithful to tho guardianship given
into his keeping by the fathers of flu
republic and by those who have died
that tho nation might live, thai
American institutions and American
conslitutlciial liberty will euntlniio to
be in tho future, as it haa been in the
pust 110' years, the beacon light lo
which the eyes of all tho oppressed
arid down-trodden of the earth are
turned.
REACTIONARY.
(Well, well, well. Wo apparently
hurt Reactionary's feelings and we
apologize Wo have looked c'ver the
files, however, and wo fail to se'e any
references lo Keaclionury earing for
"nothing but his own sordid Intur-
sts" or "willing to allow the lnfp-
less people of the old world to stew-
in their own juices." Wo fear Reac
tionary is seeing, things. In fact we
find no reflection upon Reactionary's
private character whatever, while
lliero is at least ono high tribute to
hi in as a good citizen und loyal
friend.
lint wo think we understand. We
did reflect somewhat upon tho an
tiquity of Reactionary's pclitical
opinions, ami when you trend on Re
actionary's politics you tread on Iho
tail of his coat. To Reactionary the
republican party is what Mecca is to
the 3ic'3lcin. and if you have ever
questloned the sanctityof Mecca to u
Turk you may know, wliat happens, if
you question tho sanctity of tho O. O.
1-. to Reactionary. You have a fight
on your hands, and Reactionary is
somu do'iibleflstcd scrapper.
(So that must ha the trouble. And
our statement that wo liko it. that
it represents a phase cf political
psychology almost extinct, worthy of
being preserved sounded to Reaction
ary satirical. Well, it was In one
way. In unolher way It wasn't. We
do liko it. Only wo think it fortunate
for the country that the majority
don't feel that way.
(Yes wo like it. and wo admire it.
There Is something whole-souled and
red-blooded and robust about it. Re
actionary's hand 'trembled when he
handed in Unit communication above.
lie feels every word ho writes, ant!
believes everything he says. He's a
knight in a noble cause. Reactionary
would go to the slake with a smile on
his face if he thought It would help
the republican parly. Now one can't
iltogetlier dismiss that sort of tiling
with ridicule. It's fine. It's awesome,
it's big. Only lo tho new generation
it seems rather like praying for di
vine aid before entering a pillow,:
tight. I
I'. S. Hereafter communications to
his piiier must eon form t'o the rule
of not exceeding 200 words in length.
Answer to .Mr. Kreel
To the editor: .Mr. Freel's commu
nication states that my sermon sub
ject was twisted when I announce. I to
speak on ".Menial Telepathy. Physic
lilenoineiui, ihe power of the Sub
jective Mind over the llody. HypniA
Usui. Mind Reading, Auto Suggestion,
Spiritualism anil Kindred Culls."
He states that Christian Science
holds nothing in common with the
above subjects and when I Included
There is trvore Cstarm tr ttils faction
Of tlie country tluin all other rilseMseH
put t'-Kettier, and for ycnrB it wtM sup
posed to be Incurnti.o. IXK-tor prescribed
lucal remedlea. nnu by constcr.-ly failing
to cure wllh hu-al treetineut. pronounced
it IncurnWe. Catarrh la & local disease.
Kreatly l-'Uuncisl by coiiMttullcniit con
ditions and therefore, requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Ce... Toledo". Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, t taken internally and aits
thru llie illcotl on the Mucous Surface
cl Ihe System. One Hundred loltars re
ward Is oiTered for any case that Hull's
Catarrh Medtctne falls to cure, bend fu
circular iitut lestlniimtals.
I" J. eilHNKY CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by l-ruKKIstn, TRc.
Hall's Family i'llli lor constipation.
Christian Science healing us one or
the cults 1 twisted my subject.
After making this charge Mr. Freel
says ifi ills article that "The control
of mind over the bi.ity is no new
theory" which is very true and Chris
tian Scientists socalled are not the
only ones thai believe thai and are
not tho first to find It out either.
Had Mr. Freel been present and
heard my sermon lecture he prububly
would not have written clear from
Portland to toil my intelligent listen
ers that my subject was twistetl.
Mr. Freel says further that "The
trouble has been and is now that
mankind has been perfectly catisfied
lo be controlled by the carnal mind
which St. Paul designates as "Enmity
against God" and this carnal mind
has onlv the gratification of its own
selfish desires in consciousness and
as a result its fruits lire externalized
on tho body in sin. sickness and
death, and Christian Science does net
teach the control of the body by sin
u miscalled mind but does teach thu
control liy "Divine mind."
if .Mr. Freel will tell me why thai
if sin, sickness und death are brought
on liy tho carnal mind, our Divine
minded Christian Science friends get
sick and die just like us carnal mind
ed folks.
Mrs. Eddy must have lost control
and repudiated her doctrines when
she gave in to death. Practice and
theory do not seem to harmonize and
your science is not very scientific and
until 1 am more sure you are, Mr.
Freel, controlled by your socalled
"Divine mind" I will be content to
leave it with my intelligent bearers
whether I twisled my subject or not.
D. K. -Mll.l.AIHJ.
Judge (Yowoll for Hoover
To the editor: I am for Hoover for
president. A business man and pa
triot; something better and truer
than tho politicul and partisan par
rots in the V. S. senate; win.' certain
ly are not an holier to Hie country
which spent its blood uud treasure to
miike this weary old world a safer
and a better place to live in. Hurrah
for Hoover. WM. S. CKej WEI.I..
.Ian. 2S, 1 !i2n. ,
To the editor,: The writer who nl
lllo an independent was compelled to
register party affiliation so that un
der Oregon's laws he. could have
some voice in thu primary marvels at
the Inconsistency of our partisan
friends.
First of all !f either ot the polilical
parties embodies so much virtue and
wisdom as our partisan friends would
have us believe they should be highly
pleased to have a paper in Meilford
that presents public questions and ex
poses public evils in such a manner
that any voter not Influenced by blind
partisanship will acquire food' for
thought thut should materially, assist
him in recognizing the party virtues
so proudly paraded by the average
partisan voter.
So far as the writer, is concerned
party venom docs not affect his pal
ate In - the slightest when Lodge.
Johnson or Poiudexter is lanibiisted
lor playing the most dangerous pol
itics ever endured by the American
people -or .when Wilson is censured
for the expensive upkeep of his'single
truck mind. : .,
Instead lie sees nhd appreciates the
efforts of the editor to present all
public questions to his readers In
such n manner that the faults and
virtues of both parties are easily ap
parent to the independent voter. So
if our partisan friends are really hon
est in their claims to virtue both
should feel that the education of tho
voter honestly brought about should
he of benefit to their respective par
ties. Under tho present editorial policy
of the Tribune Meilford Is indeed to
bo congratulated on the fact thai
one-half her population dp not have
to read with regret so that the other
hair may read with pleasure.
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Druggist Testifies
Kcdowlo Uracil. Calif. "I wih to call
utMiticn to my ci"-rieni-e in the cde ol
li- I',. a Amine
Tablets. 1 lisve never
bold an nrtii-lc tli:it lias
given such univcisal
hutUl'uctiuu. It acorns
lli:t every Ixlltle sold
tolls anuilicr. 1 Mil
very much inclined,
like most drui.-4i.-ts of
.lnv tn m-'ll tU -lone
J; aiiot" stun" nt it greater
-' n-,.lil ..p sotni-thituz
ry''VS!X Jlt ' Rend.' but in
' put-Ti-.-tiiiu Atiuric f'.r
uric acid and rheumatism 1 con-i'HT l nine
not niilv created business along that line but
have gained llio confidence of tho public
which more than rcimyc me for my interest
sud suggestion, together with thu sau-dae-tion
i Kct from huvtiig -in article tli.it 1 can
place wilh perfect cTatidencc. Nothing
would please mc more than to lie uole lo
introduce Anuric to llic world for the bene
iit of all mankind. However, 1 have to
content rnvsoli bv simply calliiui attention
to the satisfactory results that iollow us ro-porti-d
to me by the individuals, extending
their Uiauka.'! V. U. KNOX.
Many of Your Neighbors
Can Say the Same
Tuolumne, Calif.: "My bad: cavo mo
considerable trouble, which I llmuidit wua
due to kijnoy tlis
ease. Aft(T t.tking
four ' jnekajjes of
Dr. Pierce's Aimrie
(a nti-urie-acid)
Tablets I was fully
recovered. I con
sider ii a wonderful
medicine, I also
ns Dr. l'ierce's
Pleasant Pellets
iviienevur I am
jilinur. and they
civu iniiiHilinhi re
lief. I conpidor 1hom a itreut un-didm;.".
WM. II. BOSCH.
WHY' NOT
Get Your
FANCY GROCERIES
BAKERY GOODS
MILK AND CREAM
FRUITS AND NUTS
TRTT-BLU COOKIES
VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
at
Garage
FARMER BROS., PROPS.
Service Day and Night.
Since the First of October this ulace
Has heen under new management.
Repairing Is Our Specialty.
Men of lona experience are employed
in our shop.
Let us do that overliaulinn job for
vou.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
30 N. Holly, Medford.
Flowering Bulbs
Tulips
Narcissus
Daffodils
Hyacinths
.1'otted and ready to bloom as noon
as taken from carton in which they
nre packed, and exposed to liBht und
heat.
Also suitable fcr soiling oulslde In
beds.
10c per plant.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Street.
For Spring Canyon
Utah Goal
AND
Dry Wood
PHONE 242
WISEMAN Ss SCHEFFEL
531 S. Front St.
SCAVENGER.
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse Immediately removed on
short no-tlce. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. liily business dis
trict, l'hoiies 2TT-J.
to y
I 1 V S
use
OeVoe's
Valley
Cafe Holland
Special Club Breakfasts
Xo. 5 JMc
(1) Km; ..llreiikfust Steak..
H' ,! , ...... Toast
Hot Cakea . Coffeu
Coffee
Xo. 2 .'Joe No. 0 33c
(1) Eg (l) Pork Chop
liacon (2) Corn Cakes
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
tr- 1
No. 3 S.-.c x- 7 o
(3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage
Stripped llacou orHuckwheat Cakes
Hnm Coffee
Coffee
Xo. I 3.-.i
Xo. 8 3r.c
Fried Mush with Plain Omelette
Ilncon Wheat Cakes
Coffeo Coffee
OKDKH HY XOU1EU "
Dry Slab and Ylv
Wood
Mill Blocks
and Coal
Valley Fuel Co.
Office Phone 7(3
Residence 739-J
Briggs -Auto Wood. Saw
, I am taklns the agency for the
Uriels Auto Woodsaw and am saw
ing wood by the cord or by the hour.
1IKXRY WOM-'F
COS South Newtown. Phono 723-W
.., We
Specialize
On
LUNCHES
And Guarantee,,
To Please
eerless
Bakery and Lunch Room ,
Jacksonville Medford
IXTiniritHAX AVTOC.VR CO.
Schedule from Jan. 10. 1920, Dally
Kxcept Sunday.
Leave Medford: 7:10 fl. m., 8:00
a. m., 9:00 a. in.; 10:00 a. m., 11:00 .
a. m., 12:00 noon, 1:30 p. m'., 2:30
p. in., 3:30 p. m., 4:30 p. m., 6:30
p. m., Sat. only 7:30 n. in.. 9:30 n.m..
Sat. only 10:30 p. in,
i.eavo Jacksonville: 7:30 a. m.p
S:30 a: m.. ,9:30 a. tn., 10:30 a. m.,
11:30 n. m., 1:00 p.im., 2:00 p. m.,
3:00 p. m., 4:00 p. ni., 6:00 p. in.,
7:00 p. m., Sat. only 8:00 p. m., Sat.
only 9:30 p. m.
Sunday Only
I.eavo Medrord: 9:00 a. m., 10:30
a. ni., 12:110 noon, 2:30 p. ra., 4:00
p. tn., 6:3(1 p. m 7:00 p. m., 9:30
p. in., 10:30 p. m.
I.eavo Jacksonville: 9:30 a. m.,
11:31) a. ni., 2:00 p. m., 3:30 p. ni.,
r.:00 p. m., 0:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m.,
9:a0 p. m.
Office and naltlntr room N'o. 5 S.
Front. Nash Motel UniMing. Jackson
ville wailing room at Ileter's Confec
tionery. IXTKllLHll.V.V AtiTOOiK OO.
Schedule from OcUrnor 1, 1910,
Imlly (Except Sunday)
Ieave Medford Leave AshUnd
7:loa.m. 7:10 a.m.
8:00 a.m. - 7:56 a.m.
8:25a.m. 9:00 a.m.
9:10 a.m. 9:25 a.m.
10:00 a.m. 10:10 a.m.
10:40 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
11:30a.m. 13:00m.
13:45 p.m. i:00 p.m.
1:25 p.m. 1:35 p.m.
2:10 p.m. , 2:10 p.m.
3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
8:45 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
4:35 p.m. 4:26 p.m.
6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m. 6:40 p.m.
8:40 p.m. 8:40 p.m.
Sat.only 9:30 p.m. Bat.only 9:30 p.m.
Sat. only 10:30 p.m. 12:15 p.m.
midnight Sat. only
SUNDAY ONLY
Leave Medford L eave Ashland-
10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
11:00a.m. 11:00am.
1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. '
6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m. :30pm.
:30 n.m , R-o n.m.
Office and wnltln? room No. 5 South
Front, Nash Hotel Buildlnj.
Phone 309.
if
.34.