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Newspaper Page TextFa"GE TWO JTEpPORK WKTTj TRIBUNE. IfEDFOTlT). OREGON. MONDAY, APTCTL ;". 1020. 1 3i 1 i i localBriels The mass meeting of taxpayers, voters and schcol patrons to be held at the Puge theater tonight to discuss the school Bituution will begin at o'clock. " It Is expected that the thea tor will be filled. All high school students and pupils in the 1 grad schools are urged to stay away, but patrons of the schools and taxpayers are expected to attend. -; A mechanically perfect washing machine made beautiful by an artist': skill Is the Hluoblrd. 14 Amorican Legion bull, KrI., Apt. tli Mr. Fisherman,, get that fishing rod re-wrapped, etc. Eaton, 20 North Holly. - 17 The Elks ladles do not meet tc' morrow at tho Elks temple. Thei next meeting will be hold Tuesday afternoon of next week. 1 This 1h tho last day foi payment o the first half year's taxes without penalty, and consequently there was a big run on at tho courthouse ull day of belated taxpayers to get under the wire In time. After closing time lute this afternoon .the unpaid tuxes for the first half bcccme dellmiucnt and a penalty of 1 per cent a month is at tached. See page 89 of this week's Satur day Evening 'Post. 14 You ougbt to Insure your auto with Redden & Canaday, 32 N. Con tral. Fbone 720. Tho new auto firm in Medford Hanson & Koyt, not Harrison & Keyt as stated Sunday. Tho cars they carry are Elgin Six, Premier and American Beauty. The trucks are Dny-lildor and Commerce. I The barber shops of Klumuth Falls beginning today have raised the price of hair-cuts to 75 cents cucb, an in creaBe of 50 per cent over tho prlco that has been prevailing. Other ton- sorlal attentions have also been In creased in proportion, including shaves from 25 to 35 cents, and plain shampoos tc Cli cents. With spring anil sunshine comes the Bluebird and hannlnon. II American Legion ball, Frl., Apr. 9th Dr. Henry B. Puro, dentist, has opened an offlco In Central Paint. 10 All members of the- American glon are requested to be present at the regular monthly mooting of Mod ford post at the Moose hall tomorrow night. ' At. this mooting officers for the year 1020 will bo elected and in stalled. ' , Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing. 9 Fir street Hot tamalfc. and mm concarne' it DeVoe's. $25,000.00 worth of men's clothing and furnishings on sale at Mann's An nex, 44 North . Central, Sutitrday, April 10th. ' A great chanco to suve money. i 12' I Over Sunday guests nt tho Hoi land were Mrs. Flora E. Mnnnlng ('f Now York City, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Mllarty of Yorktown, Sask., C'a., L. G Nelson of Contrallu, Wash., Mrs. S M. Qulgloy or Yroka, Mrs. O. T. West of Hortibrook, Frank 1). Angerhah of Weed and Mr. and 'Mrs. S. X). Freed of San Francisco, 'The chance of a life time, $25,000 worth of mon's things on utile nt about one-hnlf prlco. Mutin's Annex. 44 (North Central, noxt to Hchleffo lln's old Btand. 12 Easter cards. West Side Pharmacy. , . . . . .tf. Orres, tailors for mon and women High grade only. Ashland, Ore. " 'Mrs. Chos. howmun has returned homo from her visit with her mothor, Mrs.C N. Oilman at Urants Puss. Tablets and Bcratch pads made of news print, for Bchool and office use for sale at this office. tf Dressmaking of all kinds. 822 North Central. 12 A motoorlc sale of men's wear at Mann's Annex, 44 North Central, next to Schleffelln'K old stand. Sule opens Saturduy, April 10th. Qeorge L. Trolchler Is In PoTtland for a several days business visit Amorican Legion bull, Fri. Apr. 9. For eye, ear, non, ihroul see Dr. Heine, Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted. A uietcorlo sale of men's wear ut Mann's Annex, 44 IXOrth Central, next to Sehleffelin's old stand. Sule opens Saturduy, April loth. , 12' Guests from u (list unco who Sun tluyed at tho Medford wero Mr. and Mrs. Frnuk Scblforll of Council Bluffs, lu., Al Grltxnor of New York elty.'Jloorgo U. 'Day of Reading, Pa., and C. F. White, C. M. Whitehead and i.M. It. Matting of Chlcngo. Orres, tho ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine woolens, latest stylos always. tf Heather wools for men's und hoys' sweaters. Handicraft Shop. 10 $25,000.00 worth of men's clothing and furnishings on sule at Mann's An nex, 44 North Central, Suturduy, April 10th. A great chunce to suve money. 12 Among the now churches to be built as the result of appropriation;, just made by tho board t.f church erection of the Presbyterian church .i In tbe United Stutes, will bo one in ;j Phoenix. This will supplant (he (1 (structure already standing, which is i ' the oldest Presbyterian church bulld Ing In Jackson county. Ashland Tld i", ings. I Sherolene, a washable fast color ; ; material. In various colors, for sum-j t : mer dresses and wnlsls. Handicraft .; Shop. 15 - I Just arrived. Car of famous Utah ' coal... Valley Fuel Co. I The chance of lifo time, $25,000 ' worth cf men's things on sale at about ono-hulf prlco. Mann's Annex, j 44 North Central, next to Schloffelln's old stand.- 12 j M. O. Evans cf tho Oregon Growers ! Cooperative association Is hare from i Balcm on a day's business visit. Mrs. Lincoln McCormack gave noon day luncheon on Easter Monday for 'Miss Peggy Hamill. The guests were Kuth Bowne. Elinor Egan and Hoxana Ituhl. Hasklns tor Health. Save from $3 to $10 on a tire al the big sale. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tl Delco-Llght Eloctrlclty for every farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel Medford, Ore. !Fred A.. Taylor, whose home Is in Medford, but who is now attending school at the O. A. C, by winning fourth place lu a recent news writing contest was awarded "honoruble men tion." Special stress is placed ct writing stories of a technical nature on such subjects as agriculture und engineering. Mr. Taylor Is taking u course in journalism in which there are several classes all of which com. pete. It Is therefore considered ' i high honor to receive first honorable mention in tho contest. 1 We write fire insurance. Redden & Canaday, 32 N. Central. Phone 720 Easter cards. West Side Pharmacy. tf Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone G86-.T. Calilorniuns ut the Medfc'rd yester day and toduy wore E. Ueryle Lewis and T. II. Wright of Sucrumento, W. I. Bono of Morgan Hill, 11. W. Lun- genon of Marysvillo, und tho follow ing from San Francisco: Miss M. M. O'Hovllle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mc Koo, P. V. Crawford. L. F. Woods. F. W. Dolbon, A. M. Persons and J. Y. Goss. Economizo by using scratch pads for use. Get thorn at this office, tf The Chamhor or Commerce Is a clearing house for community thought and action. Join. tf 'Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread furnished. Singer Sht-p, 115 West Main. Tho regtilur mid-week dancing party at the Nut Wednesday night hus been culled off en uccount of the American Legion ball which will tuko pluce next Frlduy night. Tho hull will bo used Wednosduy night by tho decorating conimlltoo. Dolco-Light Electricity tor every farm. J. E Bartlett, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. -. For Sale Now and second-hnnd machines. Singor Shop, 116 West Muln, phone 215-H. Machines routed and ropalrcd. Singor Shop, phono 21'6-R. The funeral sorvlces Suturduy uf- terncon over the lute Isulub L. Hum llton were very lurgely attended with Hov. L. Myron Boozer officiating und under tho auspices of tho 101 lis lodge at tho house, (121 North Central ave nue, and of Medford lodgo of Masons ut the I. O. O. F. cemetery where the Interment took place. The Elks ob served tho B. P. O. E. ritual. There wero many floral tributes. At tho gruvo M. M. Purdln, past muster of Medford Masonic lodgo delivered the Impressive Musonio eulogy In an ex ceptionally Im'pressive manner. R. I. Rett eggs at Dt. Zoo's. For the best Insurance see HolmeB the Insurance Man. ' American Legion bull, Frl. Apr. 9. The Blue Bird Is tho Packard of Electric clothes wushors. ' Mrs. J. IB. Muck hus returned to her home ut Itoguo River after a visit with Mrs. A. 15. Fuirchild at Grants Puss. Burdwoll Fruit Co. now havo a enr load of mill run which thoy are retail lng nt $48.00 per ton. 14' Son page 89 of this wook's Satur day Evening Post. 14 Dun Baguhaw, Jr., of Jacksonville who went to Snn Francisco onrly last wack writes thut he spent an onjoy- nblo duy In tho buy with Henry Hoofs, tho Jacksonville boy In the navy ser vice, on board tho U. S. siior-drcud-nuught Mississippi. . Pocotlng Hemstitching Handicraft Shop. 15 Don't lot unyone toll you that other clothes wnshors aro made on same principle of tho Blue Bird. The ladles ot tho 'Buptlst church will held a business mooting at the homo of Mrs. Win. Davis, 4 02 South Central avenue, Tuusday afternoon All ludlcs of tho church pro request ed tu he present. Hemstitching und pocotlng Is an attractive finish for any uummor ma terial, llundlcraft Shop. 15 Visitors In the city from Washing ton state Include Patrick Welch and Fred Honson of Spokane nnd W. J. Roberts of Tucoma. See page 89 of this wook's Satur duy Evening Post. 14 Oregouluns ut tho Medford Sunday und today were Puul .Men lo ot Cor- vullis, Curl A. Bunnu of Eugene, and tho following from Portland: J. A. Elliott, Mrs. O. T. Randall, Mr. und Mrs. C. E. Ilumllton, T. D. Pursons. .M. Connor, W. A. Hntiser, 11. V. Wyllo und M. A. Dobbin. Prices cut to the tiottom at the big sale. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf A. P. Peuke of Valley City, N. D., formor adjutant general of the North Dukctn national guard, following a several days visit hero hus gone to Grants Pass for a visit with his son. George Peake. Hnvo you tried the Llthia Mineral water from tho Jacksou County renin cry. It has great medicinal value. Rev. J. K. 'Hnlllle has resigned his mtonito of the I'resbytorlan church t "Phoenix for tho past ten yenrs. fter 40 years continuous service In he ministry. On May 1st tho veteran minister will go to Los Angeles to live with his sons in that city. The news, both of Mr. llnlllle's retirement from the Phoenix pastorship and from active work In the ministry Is a mat ter of much regret In church clrclos of the enliro county in which ho Is greatly beloved. Benutiful new gowns nnd combina tions In Pacific Package goods. Han dicraft Shop. 15 A. W. Walker Is expected home to night from a several duys business visit at Portlund. Get tbe habit! Buy shares now In the Building and Loan. tf Miss. B. 10. Calvin, who will con duct a scries of demonstrations for the California-Oregon Power co'in pany this week, arrived in the city last night. Miss Calvin is a well known authority on the modern sci ence of "electric cookery" and her demonstrations are most Interesting us well as instructive. The Blue Bird electric washer, the acme of perfection, Is coming to Med ford. ' II. J. Lnngoo, A. L. Gage and W. A Chiteote of Portlund, ure guests ut the Hotel Holland. Expert phonograph repairing. 45 South Central. Phono CI5-J. 34 A number of Elks attended the Easter services at St. Mark's church In a body last night as a cpmpliment to Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton, who Is chaplain of the local Elks lodge. American Legion ball, Frl. Apr. 9. At Central Point tomorrow tho a'n. nual Presbyterlul meoting of the Women's Missionary society will be held and goodly delegations will at tend from Medford and Ashland. Always Is there a cheery smile of welcome In tho Blue Bird home. Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Bancroft ut Grants 'Pass, wero over Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. A. J. Klocker nt the Hotel Holland. Drink Llthia Mineral water for rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles. Order from Jackson County Creumery. . Tho U. of O. Girls Glee club which gave concerts In Medford lust Frlduy night und Ashland on Suturduy night sung ut the Easter services of the Methodist. Presbyterian und Chris- tiuu churches of Klamath Fulls lust night, giving two speclul numbers ut each. American Legion ball, Frl. Apr. 9- At tho NaBh hotel ure registered Win. C. Joy of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. John Dnlton and A. P. Dulton of -Hiirlay, N. M., Mrs. F. S. Lewis and True Lewis of Watk-ins und L. V. Murphy of Klamath Falls. Seo Venice and die. See a Blue Illrd washer and you will want to live. Miss Swayno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swayno of Appleguto who us been attending school at St. Mury's ucademy, was removod to the Sucrod Heart hospital Sunday for treatment. Llthia Mineral waier by the case. Jackson County Creamery. Tho southbound passonger train due hero nt 1 1:40 p. m. dully was de layed, by a freight wreck up the stnte Sunday night and did not reach Med ford until 5:30' a. m. today. Broken forglngs and castings, nil shupoB, all metals, all sizes, welded, ro-lnforcod and guaranteed. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 South Front St. The condition of Mrs. George Gates who haa beon seriously 111 for three weeks took a turn for tho worso today but doctors In attendance are hopeful of ultimate recovery. -Before selecting material see our line of children's ready-made dresses priced from two to six dollars. Handi craft Shop. 15 J. E. Enynrt, tho formor woll known Medfotd resident, arrived In tho city Sunday for a few duys busi ness visit. Seo D. R. Wood & Co., Rm. 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire lncurance. tf LATEST NEWS OF THE STATE Kl'flKXK, Ore.. April 5. llctuii clerks to the - number of 152 lime signed resolutions asking merchants to close nt f o'clock instead of nt (J p. in. As vet, ufler a week's agitu tiou, drvgoods houses have not agreed on u closing hour. (Iroecrs, instead of opening lit 7 o'clock, havo agreed lo open at 8 o'clock and close at l: p. in. Kl'CKNK. Ore.. April .. Mr. .ind Mrs. C. V. Uwvro of Silteoos, I.aii: con tit v, were thrice made grandpar ents during the last week in March. One tin v Ihev received the announce ment of the birth of a girl to their duuuhtcr, Mrs. (lien Cooper of Cur lain. Ore., the next dav of the birth of a hov to their daughter. Mrs. V M. Cox of College iilnce. Wash.. :md I lie next of the birth of a girl lo their daughter, Mrs. Vivian Havre of Kcedsport, Ore. SAI.F.M. Ore.. April ".- Tsai'c Haunibaidi und llelmiith Olio, Hi nnd 18 years old respectively, were ar rested bv Salem police officers when thev arrived here earlv today on northbound Southern Pacific tra'n, on information from l.otli. Cal., white hcv mo wauled for burglary. I he advices were received from the father of lliiumluicli. The hovs confesse I. according to Chief of Police Welsh Hint thev entered the home of I.c.in anl Sibel ami stole S"1."0. Thev had about $111 when arrested. Card of Thanks Wo desire to express sincere thanks to cur many friends for their kind ness nnd floral offerings during the illness and bereavement ot our hus band und brother, ttufus Edwards. MRS. MAUY HOWARDS. MRS. L. Al'STlX. MRS. ("HAS. KlUCKSGN. J. S. KDWARHS. 12 ".V. S. EDWARDS. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR EXCHANGE I .a r g e modern homo In Berkeley, Calif., near uni versity, for Medford property. R. "V. McCurdy. , 15 HAMBURG TODAY MONUMENT TO A DEAD GLORY WASHINGTON I liiiulinrif todnv innv be described as -an imiiosinr monument tu the dead uhuies of the German merchant marine, necordim: to Consul Francis if.. Stewart, who was detailed liv the American com mission in lierlin to investigate con ditions ut tile former iiremier (ierniur. jiort lor 1 1 lit liodv. A report from Mr. Stewart iletuilinsr the results of his inimirv bus just readied the de partment of commerce.' "A short Irii) thnimrh tlie- linrlior ouirklv discloses what n crnvcvanl the nort h is become." the consul re ported. "Tuirs and lighters ure tied mi here und there, ' apparently for gotten. One small cruiser rests, de scried, alongside n nier; electric cranes are motionless on unused docks: lloiitiinr elevators und dockx nrc moored in rows, probuhlv in readi ness for delivery to the allies. "The L-iunt ISisiunrck ('ili.OOO-lon I jninbiinr-Aiiicricun liner) flouts ut n fittintr-oiit. nier without a sign of life on board mid from a launch no new- work could he seen in nnv of the hiir shipyards. Tied up to unotlier pier in the outer harbor is the former At lantic record-holder. Hie steamship Deiitsdilnnd. relief of the war. paint ed a deep black over all, with spots of white showing here and : there where passing era ft have scraped her sides, a grim reminder of the glories once held by the Herman iuerchanl fleets." ' ' " Kegulur servico is lieine maintained with Holland, F.ngliuid nnd Nor'h America, and lines were nboiit to sturli service for Spain ' nnd South America, hut the "free pert'' is ap parinllv deed. Air. Stewart reported. Frank P. Farrell, candidate (or the republican nomination 'for district attorney, was culling on old friends in tho vicinity of Phoenix Wednes- duy. Mr. Farrell, Is a young inan of sterling worth and hus"erown to man hood in our- midst. We think him worthy of the office heisceks. Don Newbury, who;'is spending his vacation with his father; Cius New bury In Medford, was tip visiting his- aunt, Mrs. .loo Ruder, Monday even ing. ' Mrs. S.P, Hunter if Fern vnlley, loft for Woddland, Cuif., Wednesday evening, where she wilf'comblne busi ness with pleasure. Mrs. Hunter will visit her aunt nt Woodland for some time. . - '. '.. .. Tho Ladies' Aid ,nf Phoeuix, held their regular annual meeting Wed nesday afternoon of this week, und olected officers, ufter yvhlch refresh ments wero solved. A very .enjoyable tluio was had. i (Noah Chundler, J. 'E. Roberts and C. Carey attended the uieotlng ot the Woodmen of -the World in Medford Wednosduy evening from. the Phoenix lodgo. Phoenix Is lo have another Indus try In the way of a saw mill. The building will occupy the old site whore tho spray dope factory former ly stood. Logs will co'me from An derson creek and Cold Hlli, and per haps some from above Ashland. J. M. Ruder sold u carload of fat heof cuttle Tuesdny. These were the finest cattlo sold in this part of the valley. But tho price is not nil -that It should be, when tho price of feed Is taken Into consideration. ' Altho I did not ask the exact figures obtained for this bunch. Work is steadily progressing at tho Trlgonia oil well, so Mr. Hunter' of Fern valley, informs your correspon dent. But np one knows just tho ex act depth at this writing as those nt tho well are not supposed to answer any questions thoro. i . A great many of o'ur citizens at tended the theatre In Medford Tuos- day evening. Kolb and Dill was the attraction. I.Mrs. Noah Chandler of North Tal ent, was visiting at tho homo of Mrs. Jacobs nnd Sirs. Joshua Puttorson of North Talent Wednesday. .Miss Vivian Stum-lift is homo for the Kuster vacation from St. -Mary's I'll i f v suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Coftref (. O. C. preparation (or jrollre hai bone lned iD.iav. Whr Put several hundred dollar (or at otiT.inon o rnninua noun wtion O.c; C can bcnbiaini-d lor suvh vom,MMlivtf Sinallt' udituiW O.O.C. rli.-n prowrly applied siren catis larlorv rcnulis. or your imn.-y will hi nluud.-d. O CC. is ,.d Juvtu by m-.il &. tttitclorliookl.-t. Address Ih-pt. Z O.tl.C CMHMICAL COMPANY Seattle, Wiisiniiuton WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS Day Phono 227 Night Phones V. W. Weeks, 227-J-S A. E. Orr, Academy In Medford. and visited the Washington and high schoo'ls in Med ford Thursday. Dr. Malmgren's sister. Miss Chrls linu 'Mulmgren, returned to her home in Pusadenu this week after u couple of months visit with Dr. Mulmgren and wife In Phoenix. ' i mum CENTRAL POINT APR. 6 Tho unnuu) presbyterial ;noetlng for southern Oregon will 'bo -held at Central Point, Tuesday, April C, 1S20 The prugrum follows: 10 a. m. Dovoticiial, Mrs. Koehler Minutes of lust meeting. Report of ..secretaries Secretary of literature and corresponding secre- lury. - .'--'.- ; ' " 'Keport of treasurer. Talk by Jubilee key woman. Five minutes with delegutes from different societies. Appointmen-t of committees. -Message from the North Pacific board, Mrs. McMichael. Quiet hour, Mrs. McCoy. Lunchecn. 1:30. ' Devotional, Mrs. McMichael. Keport of committees. Map Talk on India, Mrs. Dixon. Personal word from our own mis sionary, Mrs. -E. II. Hurd. Messuge from the Freedmen s hoard, Miss Barr. Music. . , ' '.. i. ' ; Address, Miss Crawford. . Adjournment. 'Evening meeting In Charge of visit ng members. BISHOP HUGHES PASSES AWAY (Continued from Page One) IIiiLthcs comes as a decided shock to the ieo)le of Southern Oreiron, where he was a irrent favorite and n i're diieiit visitor. His last public appear unco was ut the Lincoln c lull buiKiuet, ut the Hotel Medford in February At that time he delivered a trihute-to Abraham l'neoln, srencrullv rctriti'dflii as the finest tribute to the srreut emancipator ever heard in this pari of the state. ' - - liev. J. Hnndolpli Sasnelt. pastor of the First Methodist church, a close friend of Ifishop I lushes, received the first word of his death hv wire ves terduv. It was first reported he dropped dead in Ilic pulpit Sunday inonriiir. "Bishop Uuirlies." said Mr. Sasnelt was elected bisliou of the Portland urea including. Oreuon und Washing ton, west of the mountnins. four Venrs niro this Ma v. He has done more in that short lime to put the district upon an efficiency basis than anv man' the church has over had.. He literally worked: himself to death, muintaiuine; a schedule most demnud iiur upon his strength, nervous and physical. When here in February he was fur from well and had lo rest "SKIN THE CAT" But if you won't exercise vigorously you must take "Cascarets." There ta notliiri" like bending exercises. takiim loni walks, or chop pine wood tu keep the 1,1 ver nnd bowels active, but most loiKs tnKo meir exercise in an easy eli sii r. Such folk need Cnacnrets, else they sutler from sick headache, sour, acid stomach, indigestion, colds and are miserable. But don't stay bilious or con stipated. Feel splendid always by taking Cascarets occasionally. They act with out griping or inconvenience. They never sicken you like Calomel, Salts, Oil, or nasty, harsh! Pills, .Thoy cost so little too Cascarets work while you sleep. . Millinery and . For exclusive styles and smartness see the NEW SPRING LINES at the Vanity Shop Next Rialto Theater. Licensed City Scavenger. mmmm All mfllKA IfnmAHInf Alv ramnw1 nn short notice.. Weekly. visit In resi dence districts. Dnily business dis trict, riiuues 50i U. . SEATTLE BANDIT ALSO POLICEMAN SEATTLE. April 5. One Seattle officer. Deputy Sheriff Hubert C. Scott and one alleged autoiiibhilc handit, Kluicr f'adv, were dead herj today as the result of shootin!; early yesterday. A third bandit known only as "Blnckie" was a fugitive, wanted on a cliarire of killinsr Ji is brother robber. Scott was killed bv the hold-up men when he nnd other officers attempted to halt a hold-up ih the Rainier vullev residence sec tion of the eitv. After killing Scott, the robbers eoinmnndccred nil auto mobile and made its owner. Karl M. Ela drive ut a si.v'tv-mile clip toward the heart of the eitv. On the iniv Eba reported, "I'lncKic" kilicd Cadv nnd robbed biin of his loot, "liluck ie'Mel't the cur ut a downtown corner after ordering Kim to drive Cadv to a hospital. U. S. Consul Edinburgh Dead EDINHUllfllL Scotland. April 5. Hiifus Klemintr, Americuii consul here is dead, lie was Ii7 years old. " EUGENE, Ore.. April 5: The second trial of Martin A. Clark, once convicted of murder in the second de cree on the ehuive of initrderin-i Charles L. Tnvlor at McKen.ie hriduc July U5. KIHI. was resumed here to dnv. ('lurk -was ernuled n new trial by Judi;; 1.1. R Skipworth' on the rrounds that the verdict was not jus tified by the evidence. before he could attend the bnmiuet. In his death the chiireh loses a faith ful servant aiul the nation a loval ami splendid citizen " Stiff Joints ' ': Sore HuscSes Umber Up Quickly Under th Sooth Ins, Penetrating; Application of Hamlin's Wizard Oil In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness,, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles. . Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antitjSptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily- under its soothing, pen etrating, qualities. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and (ret your money back. 9) Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. .WillYoiiSaveMoneyNow? Use WATER GLASS to preserve the eggs "that you can purchase today for 35c a dozen. It will be mighty ; easy later on to use these 35c eggs when the market price is 75c or better. We have a superior WATER GLASS at - 35c a quart. Heath's Drug Store , The San WHAT ABOUT YOUR PAPERS DO YOU take the same precaution in safe guarding your valuable papers as you do your money '? Not if you permit your Notes, Deeds; Mort gages, llonds. Contracts Insurance Poli cies and other important pa pel's to lie around ; the house or place of business. . Keinedy Ueiit a First National .Safe De posit Box. " Vho First National Bank ncDroRD SOUND HEALTH to many thousands is practi cally a matter of the right use, of reliable means of main taining vitality. . SCOTT'S : ' EMULSION time-honored and reliable, combines palatability, inherent virtues and unrivaled efficacy. At the first sign of weakness take Scott's Emulsion. ' It is known every where by tho " Mark of Efficacy" the Fisherman cotl&Uomie,Ulcouiut:ld,N.J. 19-17' ; - !, I: A r-ases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole. i Arid Musterole won t blister like; the old-fashioned mustard fluster.' Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a Gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a clean, white oint ment made with oil of mustard. It is fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stift neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, ' congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum bago, pains and aches of the back oi ioints,sprains,soremusclc3,bruises,chil blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest Nothing like Musterole for croupychil- uicu. xiccp 11 iiauuy lor wsiaui use. 30 and 60c jars; Jiospital size $20, , i JLIi S ct 1UU1 UVCllIlK The; Best iviade ., Waterproof and Wcar-licsistiiig 1000.YARDS TO SELL . at 89c yard Mordoff & Woolf 22-26 South Fir ' Tox Store 1?i Oregon PABGO