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Medford Mail Tribune
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Times. ThR M'riTonl Mnll. The Medfnrrf
Tribune, the Houthern Ori-gonian.' The
Ashland Tribune.
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ubscribers denlring a seven-day dally
newspaper.
nOItEUT RtJirU Editor
K. S. SMITH, MunuK'T.
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Official pnpi-r of the City of M.-.lfuril.
Official paper of Jnckmin County.
Knteroil nB 8econil-clann mutter nt
Meilford, Oregon, under the act of March
8. 1879.
Sworn dally averaife circulation for
fllx month ending April liilll 3.074
ME.MBKK OK T1IH ASSOCIATED
PIIKSS.
Full Leaned Wire H.-rvlco. The Ann
otated Pri-KH ifl exclusively entitled to
the tine for republication of all ikiwh
dlapatchea credited to It or not other
wine credited In thin paper, and atno Ihe
local newn puhllHhcd herein. All rlKhtn
of republication of npecfal dlnputcltcH
herein are alno renerved.
Ye Smudge Pot
Hy Inhur 1117
A luilv tried In warm her linuih.
Run. eve. nl I li I'nko lii-i-place in Hit
lobby of thi' Kinllii.
The mutilittt-i remains of de
mocracy in On-L'oti bus written Sena
tor Clininhci-luin n letter convevine:
Iho news Hint In- is "out. of .stop."
Tlmt is l'ust il. Hi- is so much "nut
of step" thnl nnlmilv runs nnvwhoi-i-nenr
bim. A Hose mmlvsis of III.,
sinners would nrnlinlilv reveiil Hint
their ileinoi-rni'V is !)H..r per cent de
sire for n feilernl jnli.
Wnr is liell. bill news lliul Hie Tides
Itnoeked the slime olit of Hie liiil.slie
vilti offoiiHive is weleonie.
It hns been diseovered Hint Hie
flour America oust, on Ihe waters for
ltuly is relurniiiL' as spau'lielli.
Link Rnilo bawls in Hie same
Inngmiire us llarrv Ifanniim's son and
lieir.
Citizens ret nriiiriir fiiim California
protested that lliev were soaked I't
Jtniicin 1! v uou (I ami proper. Resident'.,
of Hie laud of Hie lemon and the
nut arc fiuiirlit (o believe Hint is
IW'but Hie tv-sL of Hie world is for.
Opponents of trooil roads know thai
Rome built Hie best roads of all i t -
untl thev are iwvintr dividends today-
Jinny leaelini-s hope to , coin
enoimh diirinir Hie summer vaention
to bt) able lo teaeli airain next winter.
It is ureal In be prepared. The
Triironin Oil Coinpanv has "No Sniok
iuir" sinus up.
There is a ehanee for an nrirn
ment in Ihe nllciriitioii of Hie l'lii-l -land
preaeher that Hie women "would
look better without paint."
-All IhiiiL'S beimr in older at home,
it is fitt inir Hint Ihe admiiiishalion
should uid in Hie eslablisbmenl of a
''stable iroveninient'' in Turkey, which
is more than thev deserve.
Elijah Come is a resident of Turner.
Ore. A form of rcliL'ioii.s hysteria
hns been iircilictinir the event for
Years.
Inslenil of prnvinir for rain ev
clusivel.v, it inielit help to appeal for
water without speeifvinu' Hie maimer
of its delivery.
SECRETARY OF STATE
II, J. Bchulilennan, curpnrnliiin
commissioner of Oregon, has an
nounced his canillitaey to secretary
of Btnto on Iho republican ticket.
Air. Hchuldornuin was appointed
corporation commissioner by liover
nor Witliyfaninp In l!M.i anil in HUT
"wan reappointed for the four-year
torm. llo Is a unlive OreKi.uian, -It;
years old and practiced law in Port
land. In announiltiK his candidacy, Mr.
SchuUlerman makes the following
Btatcmcnt:
"If nominated for Keeretary of
state and elected at the Keneral elec
tion, I nhall conduct tile oirice on
strictly bunlness linen, cuttiiiK down
cxponses wherever ponsitile and secur
ing economy and efficiency as I have
done in the office of corporation
commissioner.
"The secretary of statu Is a mem
ber of the board of control, ami as
such has many Important iliillcn.
Should 1 beromo a member of that
liody I shall also exert my influence
to conduct the stale's affairs and in
stitutions ulno upon a strictly busi
ness hauls, ullmlnatitiK waste arid ev
IravaKanco and spendlmr the money
ralBcd thru taxation to the very best
&.dvuutuc." 1
STRANGE STRANGE STRANGE
POLITICS
1 ci-p v-
iOTITTCS make stn
v.'J0.
have
e J Ion.
William .Jennings liryan of Lim-uln, N'elnaska, in m-i-onl
reardiiif; t!ie jn-aee treaty and league oi' nations. Sliades
of If! to notliin!.
Mr. J'oot is al.vi in aci-ord with Samuel (jompcrs. "'
should )iot atteiniit to make any man work against his will
or take away his rin'lit to strike,'' deelares Ihe neslor )
Kniekerboeker Kepnhlicanism. If that had lieen said hy
some ohseure cross ways lawyer. Attorney (jcneral Palmer
would have deported him for sedition.
So it. trues all down the line. The old party lines are
so seramhied that a eonseient ions historian ean't find an
traeks that don't stayot-r like
ort.
Look at liorah. The 'Idaho solon frankly deelaiu-s that
if the Republican platform doesn't condenin Ihe Leaiiiie of
Nations, lie will take the stump ajrainst the party, and we
suipose, run for office on the democratic ticket. Jliram
Johnson seconds the motion. Apostasy! Treason!
Hut. of all parli.an N ihilists Senator ( 'hambe Haiti of
Ore;:m takes the cake. The democrat ic chairman of Mult
nomah county, supported by the democratic chairman of
the si ale central committee, supported by Newton .McCoy
and 1'. 31. .Myers, proclaim
percent Democrat. He is a stalwart Republican. Not only
tloes he ride in a Republican upholstered limousine, but
.. : .i . . .. .i .. i . . i .. i . i i ii ,
itiiiH aim aoeis tue on i rust :
on the Democrat ic ticket, these sinion pure cvaniicls o
AYilsoniasin will support the Republican nominee prob
ably one Robert Stanfield.
Now, seriously in the name of 100 per cent partizan.
shiji, can you beat it!
MIXING PAPER AND POLITICS
C 1'1'A KrN(J of iolitical newspapers and iudependenr
newsjiapers and genuinely non-part izan newspajiers,
our contention that the only sane and sensible policy for a
newspaper is to .steer clear of enfanejine; political alliance
is effectively demonstrated by William Allen White the
famous Kansas editor.
: 1 1 i i . . i i i . i i , ,
oui nas coiioiicieo one oi
in the world, and while he
lie wandered off with T. If.
tated to criticize a !. (). I', adherent or boost for a Demo
crat. Dut this year Dill t't the political bee and decided to
run as delegate to the national Republican convention.
Here is the effect, and also the cause of Win. Allen rais
in;' his right mitt anil ejaculating "Never again!"
"Heavy, heavy nanus over our head." Tile while IImIu that heats
upon n candidate Kleams upon the minority report ol' hair that shelters
our thought works in our decliuiuK years. We are a candidate for ilele
Kale to the republic an national convent ion from this coiiKrcssii.jial dis
trict, anil with that candidacy liberty of Ihe press is throttled in the lla
zette. l-'or i.'i years under monastic vows attains! of I'lee-seekiiiK. we have
said in the columns ol lllis paper whatever we pleased. If betimes it
delighted us to be a complele ten-volume,, calf-bound idiot wo went at
the Job free ami untrainmeli-il and put on the trlniuiilins with a Kind
hand. If we desired to use the ax. upon a man, a cause, ir a sacred insti
tution, whack went the ax and In she went to Ihe handle, and we t romped
on the top If we eared lo. Tlio l-Jiupoi-lii tlazelle was a I'reo newspaper,
hampered only by Ihe limitations of a steadily crowine, pay-roll and a cir
culation theretllilo apperlaiuiiiK.
Hut Willi this candidacy to the republican national convention we
havo Kiven hostaKcs ti.' fortune. We are haiustruni; and hobbled. ICveiy
line we write has to he considered in view of lis effect upon a lot of lunatic
radicals who will think we have deserted th or mossbaclc standpat
ters who will see iih delyliiK the pally coop every time we indicale that
Moses did not wn.e. the I'ayne-Aldl'lch tariff upon Hie tablets of stone.
So "heavy, heavy haiiKs i.-vei- out head," and the dread of otir life is
spilltu' the tieans!
COMMUNICATIONS
(Tlio Mull-Ti'ilMitH' wWcoinrs com
liiiinlriitimiK on any Mibjrrt of mmer
iil intorrst hut is in no way rcspotiNi
lilo for (ho HtMit limMits riri'SN(l. Only
in rxropdoiml vixhvh will roininnnini
(Ioiih of ovor 2M woi'iIn ho prhitl.
All t'onnniiniciitioiiN miisl bo nIiumI
hy tins wrifrr'H iimuc, which may
iihii (ho writor's rtMpirst ho with
hold.) Tlio War Is Ovor
To (ho Ktlitor:
1 mil ad Anu'i-ii'iiii. My foroftitluT
for man v .(MiiM-atiniis luivo Imm-u lovnl
Anu'rioan i-iti.t'iis. 1 cnii imt imtlor
stniul how people can ln so narrow
minilci as lo ohject to the sale oi
Alhers produi'ts heeailse an ex-nieiii-
hi-i' of ihe firm Him itulirl m! t. ii- 1111-
Anieriean utteranees ilurin" the war. i
If the principle of not I riutinr with j
pcrsoiw of foreiiia extraction h-I
caiwe their nation had once hcen at
war with the I'nited Slater, were car
ried out. we would not now he Irad
inir with (iron I Hiitaiu. Spain or the
Southern States. AM the allies nil I
the I'nited States are now trailing
with (leniuinv ami are L'lad to do o.
Then whv should we he so shallow
minded as to hoveot I an American -made
prinhict hecaue it maker- are
of (ornian extraction.
Manv of otir sidiliers havo mar
ried (ionium L'irl-nid all the soldiers
we have heard spoak of il siv that
thev think as much or more of th
(iernuin people tluin tln-v do the
Krcndi. Therefore, when we huv
(ierman made joods il tin.'- not -Imw
a di-regard tor the service which our
soldiers rendered to . The v,tr
over and it is time we were ovcn-oni-iiil
onr hitterne and roM-n-jclul at
Ittmle and iim a hill
onirnoii hoisf
eu-e m (Mir roa-ninii'js,
IhM SK-WIFI
How to (iet I'ohaek's Volo
To the Kdilor;
Haviuir oh-orvod in Ihe cdumn-
ot otir orv va lua hie paper, that
Ihe Count v Court i- coutemnlat'tc
placing upon the hallot-, j,t ihe Ma
ricctions. a .'liiP.iHMi hund i--m- tor
crtain nuoU, I done, with vonr
kind permi ion. to pit's, -nt the fol
low mi,' :
In order lo uie this wta! matter
tnv vote and undivided support, 1
hrst wish to he usMirrd that the-.
ioaiJs will be built in tnet accord-
bedfellow. So do treaties.
Klihti I foot ol' New York .md
a 1'. S.
sailor in Ins first wet
Our (leoro-e" is not even a HO
aiki ii - win' (ieorot- ' runs
ine nesi counlrv newsnaiier.s
las'been normally Republican
in 1012 and he has never hesi
aiiec with present -day methods.
t'nder no consideration will I sup
port this measure unless I havo ns
- lira nee that the routes mentioned,
on which this sum is to he expended,
will first he rostirveved. As the
(ireen Sprinn Mountain road star'.
1 roin near Ashland and a In ire um
has already heen expended upon it,
it is nliMilutoIv necessary under mod
ern eliueerint: practices, that a new
survev he made. I would surest thai
this start from Hill, miiiur uver Pilot
h'ocli and thence lo the presnit route
which will L'ive excellent opportunity
tor (ho eiiL'iueers to do their work.
After this Mirvev is made, and 1
am assured it i- correct. I should
want as much of the last year's con
st rue ion as possihle ahandoued in
favor of a new route- providing, of
course, that the new route is ihrouuli
henwlv tiinhcrcd country with plenty
n"''
Mill 1 niiit uo
""""l, hforc m v
-lill further and di -Wililahle
support i
pledged, that umler no circunistaiUM's
miisl anv work he done except hy
licL-inninu' in the middle and plitwin
up at least three miles ,, road fur
Iher than oan possjhlv In- ftiiuplot .'d
or worked this year. Also (hat all
connecting;' nads must he di-inte-ura
lei! for a distance ..I at least tM
miles in tin- irinitv, hv the Use ol
plou or powder.
l-'inallv. it must he ahsolutely guar
anteed that the sum voted will not
come within -"ill per cent of hem.:
sufficient to complete the work; that
Mi 1 1 v hi' per cent o the miius avail-
ante ii;um uo lowaiits em:int'crmu :
that the coiitnict or- he put iimlcr
hoinl to haul sill I icientlv lieav loan- (
oer all intersect in i: road- so as t o !
dc-lritv them tilie roads not the con '
liactoist ;)id lhat all work mn coin-
plcte.l this vear he rcMirvovt -1 an.i aj
tu'w route selei tetl net year. j
Wesoe. -lively, 1
.1AV MiUlACK. 1
.Metllolil, 1 t'lUliai'V J.i.
I '.nllaii.l. (Ire.. l'i-h. '!. IDL'O.
Tn Hi.- Kihtor:
Tlu 1i-,il:iu', irii tl' nun-i-i-lai -'nil.
"as n-i-eiiilv iiriiuii-il i.-r ilu-I'liii'ii-i-
nl' proli-iluiL' the niiMii
lioi-U iiml hi-uit's tr-'in i-xi'loitaiioii
l) an- tiii'ilifal. r-'iii.ui hv pi-liii
i-nl -.fi t hi- i-iilt i.f anv kiu.l.
Il iiln-iulv In 1 1: i- nii-mhi.t -lint in
ilu--Inti-l riipiilh ittw iiil'. In I'm-'
Ian. I it has the hai ,li.- nl' iiiumi t.mt
'lul'-, iiarenl -tratlu-r- and otlni
iiraiiuiialniiis, unj tij lov.J lalmr uu-
CHAMPION QUITS TO CUPID
M'J rid .1
ClLCTA
0 J
' I'llll, ADIXI'lll A Miss Olga Dorfnor, swlmnilnK champion, lias
'given up the ono-plece bathiiiB suit for a bridal veil. She now W
.lira. Harry li. Schoonhut, wife of a I'hiladelplila uianufaciurur.
inns.
idiintai i
i xiieii-i . e I
tarv iiloiie
l-'.lllillellt 1. 1
services nit
Hie - I ii I
; s tt f t n l-t -1
net i-ilnit i-ai--I;.
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l-lll lli-IV 1
i ll-i I. a I
lit- .
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v-
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lilt.
.-u!ll-. iliui a
llu'cause. V
eil ix.eiis ol
ed in llli
att'irnex...
"loeal" hr.
IllnJI.-V l-i
I pjiljli li pi
MeiH'ord. v. bo a
win-!; to i 1 1 ; it ti
In a a I e.s ami
le-ll nl llic Ieuea
lev ni l ice iv
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will I".
1 1 ' ! 1 1 : 1 U I
I Intlitc!' ;
t!i'rc--ti 11 ,
I
iblii- ami anv
Ul-liierilllv iccc
-l
clued. We w.il "In.llv in
in Inriiia I inn tn all wlto a
ami want 11 brnm-li nl i
e-erv I own in tin- slat c.
The Public School
l.eill'lle nl' I In-", in.
iiL:.'l t'liitntlicr of Com
!'nrt bind, t IrcL-nii.
llc III
Itldi:.
Bishop Hughes for
League of Nations
llishnp
ledly one
Christ ian
States.
Alatt S. lUiuhos
of the hririhtest 1
thought in the
admit-
iders ol"
I'nited
At present lie heads
.Methodist Kihcoial church in Ore
gon. W'aHliin.mtin, Idaho ami Alaska,
and his opinions (,'.i puhlie tpiestions
always com maud respect and at t uii
lion. Only last .Monday Bishop
1 1 uhcs address ci I I lie miMiihers'
I nruni of I lie l'tu'thuul chamher ol'
commerce on 'The New Internation
alism." The policy ol' isolation, as outlined
hy Ceoi Ke Wash in.m i n in his farewell
address, was all rinhi for th? young
ami m riifjiliiiK nation the hishop de
clared, hut ai i lie present time, when
America has heeunie iho richest and j
most powerful mil ion on earth mrh at
policy is not possible even If it were
desirable. The expansion ol' Amer
ican dominion hy taking cmtrut t.1'
i tie I'hilippines, Hawaii and other
islands, const ruci ion of the Panama
canal and other expansion of ihe past
has made isola: ion impossible, lie
said.
"To fid low our t radiiional policy
now, even ii it w :e 'ossihb' would
.
.WW 7- 6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
.??
I.VDIotrSTION
Common Sense
Ili'iliilato ymir li ibiis :y liintm;
trei:iMi liiaitc an irl, -s as tln-v
(I'llaranti-i- ln-ner si rvi. e.
Ciiliuiili-.l saii. i'ai ii. n and nn
K'lually as uiu-.l .is ai:y olln'is.
l!i-iii.ii!ii-r. wl-i-a
an icl..
ma. ti
lii Oit-mm. you !,1;
Vt-r. P- i v. lui 1:
i:ist i-r li.i-. anil x
Ui-iiulati- Ilu- win 1
I ry.
Itesiih-s ' mi ln l;i lo
lioi;iii' Kiv.-r Willi v
Oii'iii-n, s.tiiiur i-v.:
Or livii;h! aii.i will
'..pnri
(111
II. Hlli' lll.lll--
11 h-
Mast, i- (if a h.
li.'-l you a,-.-oi
il. r a houi.-IJ.-iui'iii
Ivcr. 11
Kitltl i-l' siv, . ,
..iti.-:ii'd ,ih
- -ii .
.ii' Tn- lianii'-t
on 11 ni v. r l.e
il'-. r ;ti;.!::i
li) II. II. lil 1:.
FOR
i -
, tic
not
w:i I il iy bill
'III .if'lhi-:
nf XatinU
illt', which
t-ililc ri.'i- a r.
millions o!'
! he i
1 cum
id.
II'
I i
1 :
l.eav
r.ol m i -wiil
make
a:a!l group
It: I! Ull'lt'I'
v.-iih their
which mil'
nut have
esaarily t lie !,
il I'm-cv-.r iiiiix
! of lin-li i .) call
tin.
lo stain
Ill- liclas
! blood
Ihaii III-1 sacri i'icea
iai!" in i'rance will
, 1-oys m
' In-an in
1-3 1 1 it-. -11 -' Cuaril.
WOMAN IIS SELF
EH LOVE
SAX KliAXCISl'O. i'eb. J
-Tlr
funeral of .Mrs. II. II. liaby ol"
f tell iim ham. 'ash., who rhot and
! killed herself. at rcn'diiiK to the aiith-
orities, on th" steamer (lovernor yes
t ejday wilt be held to morrow, a: -'online
((. aiiauuenieats com pic ted
today. The shooting was said hy ttie
shi p a in horn !es and police to havo
followed a (pian-el with her husband,
i an a ut onio bill1 man of liclliiigham.
The body will he interred here, it was
announced.
I No
had heen set fi.v the in-
(piest into .Mrs. Ibihy
wa-s tjiiestioned by tli
de.i;h. Haby
p'dic" follow
in the arrival of the (lov
i'.ml was i;i formed he was
rnor here,
to remain
as a
wit ness at t lie int::est .
A mother whose iitrenglh is
over-wrought or who is thin,
pale or nervous; should find re
newed energv in every dicp of
13
EMM
S!
Let it help turn your daily
liisksfrom aburden to pleasure.
Scott's Emckion is abundant
in those nourishing cle-
manls that every mother Y."
in the land needs. J;
St. lit ft lluwnc. :i!oonificIil. N. J-
For Spring Canyon
Utah Coal
AND
Dry Wood
PHONE 2-12
WISEMAN 4c SCHEFFEL
531 S Front 8t
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INTI'.lit Ul:.V AlTlX Ai: (.
Sclivilnle from .Ian. HI. It' JO, Hail
Kw.-pt Sunday,
l.c.-ive Jli'.'.fnril: T:li) a. m., S:0u
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a. in., K'ii-O noon, l:;id p. m.. 2:::'j
p. in . p. m., 4:;:o p, m.. 5 : ;si
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0:';;,, .mi,! waiiii-.ir room No. 5 S
Km.!. Nash llatel lluildiiu. J,i.-!ison-Mil.'
waiting room at Kvier'a Coulee-lioneiy.
MS ANYTHIKG
SET BEFORE HI
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cncctl taki
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.ill.
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wank.
"I l.,.;;a..i lal.i";; Tanlac
-ay rianl tn-ri- il inea-air
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p'll in." .I.a I. m a : ! in"' lo
1 v--r v;t... i cat a ; iiil.i", :
ill" v. it il! all I he aii,;llic.;: bin
l.-cis. I alf-'p li!'c a lo-; 11
and all my i lit r Irnait! -a
I have more I:!'.: ant! i':i.-!'c.y
than I- have hud in yea:.;
praise Tanlac wniu"h fur
miisl ilt.ianiialiic im-'iieihi'-Ik-ui
it ui ."
III! II la :
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nuoul 1:11
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it is lb
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GIM CHUNGr
Cliina Herb Store'
Herb euro for earache, headnchb,
catarrh, diphtheria, soro throat
lmi.tr trouhlo, kidney troublo, stom
acli trouble, heart trouble, ohiils ant;
fever, cramp?, cough a, por eircula
tion, carbuncles. imiior.H, eracked
breast, cures al! kiiids of goiiera. NO
OI'EUATIOXS.
Medford, Oregr.r.. r:m 13, 19 3 7
This is to certify that I, the under
fill nod, had very sovere stomach
I rouble !ind had been iothered lot
several years and last August was no
expected to livo. anil hearing -of Gin
Chung (whose Herb Store ts at 21-1
South Front street, Medford), I de
cided to got herbs for mv etoniaeli
trouble, and ! started to feeling hot
ter as eo:m ns I used them and toda
am a well nAn and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
blO (Jim Chung and trv ris Herbs.
(Signed) Yv H. JOilXSOX.
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis, FJagle Point.
V. L. Childrcth, ICaglo Point,
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. . Holmen, Eagle Point.
C. .Moore, Kaglo Point.
.1. V. Mo In tyro, Kaglo Point.
Ceo. Von dor Hellen, Ear.le Point.
Thoi. k Nichols. Knirle Point.
mmmmm
Printing Safeguards
Your Money
Protect your cash not only
witb holts and bars and Lanka
but with businesslike printed
forms and rucords for every
transaction you undertake.
We can show you a paper
.iVttSl-,,
S.-JiT
Taper that betrays erasure
and prevents fraudulent al
teration of your checks, notes,
drafts and receipts.
For letterheads and general
printed forms we Ube and
recommend a standard paper
3JD
that we know will give you
t-atisfaction.
Metlfonl Priitimi Comoanv.
I.N I Klil UISAN Al ilJCAi'. CO.
&chedulo Irora OcIhtxt I. J019.
Daily (Kicept Sunday)
l.cnvo Meilford Leavo Asliland
7:10 n.m.
S: 00 .m.
8:25 a.m.
:10 a m.
10:00 n.m.
10:40 a.ni.
11:30 a m,
12:45 p.m.
1 :'Ja p.m.
2:10 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:4r, p.m.
4 : 1: a p.m.
6:30 p.m.
: 10 a.m.
7:55 a.m.
9: CO a.m.
9:25 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
1 1 :00 a.m.
13:00 m.
1:00 p.m.
1:25 p. to.
2:10 p.m.
3:00 p.m
4:00 p.m.
4:2:'i p.m.
f 30 p.T..
6:40 p m.
S : 40 p ui.
Sat.onlv 0:30 D.ra
j 7:00 11 ra.
I S:in p.m.
i oiuy -.l.iu p m
.iat. only 10. 30 p.m. 12:15 p. m
mldiilKht Sat. onli
PI'MIAY ONLY
Leave McIMrd L enve Alilnnd
111:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m
: ft ft p 3.
5:00 ji.m.
(1:30 p.n,
'fi n.m
0:00 a.m.
11:00 a ra.
1:00 p.m.
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4 : 00 a.m.
5:00 p m
:30 p.m.
30 n m
uiiiio ami waltlns room No. 5 South
Krout, Nash Hotel Umlding.
Phone 30J.
Cafe Holland
.Special Club Breakfasts
Xo. 1 ft.-c Xo. 5 3oc
(1) ESS ..Breakfast Steak
Ham Toast
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
Xo. 2 !l.1c No. 0 i"c
(1) F.ks (1) I'oik Chop
Hacon (2) Corn Cakos
Hot Cakes Coffeu
i'orri.n
Xo. :t fi.-.c No. 7 n.-c
(?.) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage
Stripped llacon or Iiuc-kwheat Cak03
I lam Coffee
Coffee
Xo. 4 .'We
Fried Mush with
Macon
Coffee
Xo. 8 il."c
Plain Omelette
Wheat Cakes
Coffee
Or.liKIt HV NTMIIKH
taxi itAf:i:.
I ant now connected wilh the Dally
Taxi Co.. ami wiil be glad to aceom
eioilato all my former cuoire.-9, aa
well a.s the Kttii--riil pablie.
lien Siveclscn.
I'hoin- 1 '.. lii'iain llrown.
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work of all kinds
Mailing Lists
Tunnell & Edwards
30i!-::ns Liberty Ullibling
.MeiU'oril, Oregon.
Doilne Car. stand corner Main anil
Bartlett. Phone 900.
I n. flELANEV
Gasoline Engine
and sVitAv oivrrrrs
KXTKllTIXCi AXI UKPAlIEIXCi
Wo have added to our force men. who
are thoroly capable in repairing and
adjusting gasoline engines, Tractors,
spray outfits, pumps and other farm
machinery. Phone 2:5-lt.
John C. Signor
Korinek Pddg-.
il-'JII X. Fir St.
Suits of RealMerit
AT
KLEIN'S
W hen you wear the clothes thnt
Klein provides lor yoii, your assoei
ales will at once reeoKnize a genuine
distinction in your appearance.
See the new models NOW: and dress
up on one of our
SUITS
Tailored to Order
$45 $55 $60 $65
Yours for Appearance
KLEIN
The Tailor
l-H K. Alain, Vpstnii-s.
Fertilize!
Vcur lawn with our special lawn fer
tilizer, if you have never used a
lawn fertill.vr you cannot imagine
what results will he.
Try it this Bprins, and put It on
right now.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
3I7 East Main Street.
Licensed City Scavenger.
1 ' l -s.
All retuse immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit ia resi
dence districts. Daily business dU
'net. Phones 277-.I.
BEDFORD IRON W0RK3
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliao niieut lor Fairbaub) biiC Mors
Entiiioa.
17 South Biver&iiij.