PXCrE FIVE
ties connected with the endeavor and
ongregatiim' in general, will bo ex
ploited at tho l'resbyterlan church on
Sunday, October .Rev. . Boudinot
Sellers, synodicol 'secretary of Home
MlfHloiis. will be present and'assisl in
the bet-vices.
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MEDFORD TRTBTTNE. JTEDTOTIT). OTJEGON". "WEDNESDAY, OOTOTVETl" .". 102T
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TIP TOP SUM
ASHLAND, -Oct. 5. "Boost the
..rjioad Indian Hood," will be tho slo
Bn at the wml-monthly gutherlng o(
ihr Chamber of Commerce on-Thursr
Jtlay evenlni. October li. Ed Moore,
fine Irreprewdble,. will lead Uie ifi.s-icus-sion.
He t right on -the' ground
fcloor and can give full purtlejlars
jpnd make obtioitunev'suggeKtlons in
.ionnectlon with,. this linu'rpvemi-nt,
Mhlih involves better' tianepbrtation
facilities to Lakef the Woods, a pro
Sect which should particularly Inter
cut Ashland folks in view of the big
gorkl colony camped at-lho' popular
1'fnoi t. Thle rally will he held at city
JihII, the hour' being 8 o'clock on
fl hursday this, week; The coinmer-i-iul
body is back of this highway pro
ijrrt, and It is hoped -there will bo a
jgood attendance at the meeting called
(for the special purpose jif whooping
i sentiment in favor of extensive
j-uad development through the suction
gnentioned. ' i
Dr. F. O. Swedenbuig left on Wed
nesday of this week 'for an extended
Southern and eastern trip, fyls wife ac
companying Mm.., In fact, the genial
doctor says thajL this Is their honey
v)noon trip; tfpmewhat delayed iow
ie ver. They. o .first, to New Orleans.
nd thence.y; steamer to'New Tork,
in which city "Be will take post-graduate
wprk amolhe the leading hos
pitals of the metropolis. From there
iliey wll! go to Philadelphia, where
She doctor will participate in a clinl-
?! conference Held by the AVnerican
f "nllege of Surgeons, of which associu
lori he Js inember. Trips to Wash
ngton and' Nlngara Falls are includ
ed, in the itinerary, and while home
ward bound stops will be made,, at
. !)oth Chicago and the noter Mays host
feital at Rochester, Minn., for atlvan-
uges in turtner meaicai researcn
pvork. They, plan to.return to Ash
land the .last of November.
The local football team of the. high
ii-'hool includes Leslie Heer, captain;
filbert Guthrie, Elton Ramsey, Ohar
iy Runh, DaleYoung; Francis1 Win
der and Robert JJorrin. .
f Bill Mitchell Had snakes last Mon-
fdy, captives'inhis: store windows on
lliaplay, havlns boen trappod on Grlz-
-ly last Sunday byr Needier Dan ford
v'and tne uruoo Doys. .mere were rour
f 'em the snakes--both adults and
Juveniles, in the rattle classification.
Funeral services of . the. late Cle-
unente Alvarado. who. died last Sun
Slay resulting from Injuries received
dun the Southern Pacific hear Siskiyou,
iwere held on Tuesday, . interment
.tlielng In Mountain V(ew cemetery.
:ecensed was about 30 years of age, a
-lexloan and mentbor of 'the railroad
"unction crew. The- funeral was held
4tpodge's chapel. .Not-mito-li is knon
( oncernihg' the- urifortunate'man,' and
full particulars are : lacking regard-
. Jng the .fatul accident.1, -t :
I In order to preserve the idnntity of
-Jthe, old home, town while auto eruls
Jng In distant parts, name plates are
no available here as sold' by various
-dealers, and -thes Chamber of Com-.
;merce Is urging car pwndra to invest
Sjn one bearing the legend "Ashland."
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4' Thei-band? will meet for 'practice on
M9nir,..;iir.to'ber'i I0, intrtead of. the
.tli-st; a!vVo6,;'(he-'pt"eKent week, ' as
lierclofdrel a'hn'ounVii''-.v . .
u;'ph'-i'I ' . "
' TH?n'fl' statement of the owner
shM''napaenient,,and circulation of
the Sldn'rV 1st being .PHVIIshed as 1'
lay jcovied. , Bart fjreer. . Lillian
.(feeKiria Oorla Coffee are in con
" trfcl' 4nn A'te'sworn circulation Is 171S
cojilea.-, ., ... , . .
'a . jncajj preacher was revising his
written-' wermah, iwhen' -the small son
iff ed dail ';how kfrew what . to
rite. and was' assure' that the Lord
ait-tatedi (lie testi'-'I'lt He tells you
What, to, wrlte'Whido you ' scratch .
out a lot of It?? 'i-'rurthwc ques
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' Malta Commandery. "Knights' Tcm-,
pluf, : wflf'7m'rfftr'fn VpWiii,! ' conolftve
Thursdjr;-e'eiii.llEi.: oVtober..8. Offic-.
11' visit 'fforii. -t Or'and Commander
aheltenbergr,- also work in the Ited
Cross degree.''. . u 1 -1
xHev. G. S. Hunt of Seattle, super
intendent of the, North Pacific ,dis
iricf, occucied tho pulplt of the Xaza
rene church, loaf Sunday.
": At" the . stntij fair, among Ashland
exhibitors; Albert Johnson captured
first prize on Hale peaches, and C'oiyi-.
oilman Frost a like award on Winter
tanana arid .Delicious apples. 1
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.'-Mrs. George Tibbetts of Topeka,
Ka'noas, sister of Wm. McQrath, a
fortnr Ashlan resident, has been
here of late on business matters con
nected with her brother's estate, there
helDg seyerali vacant. lots, involved.
Mr. McGrath was a'' machinist, and
lived here during the years 1900-8,,
and at one time served on the eity
council. He-died In 1911 at Topeka.
at Uhe time belrtg affiliated with a
. nufnber of local friiternol orders.
' - There Is talk oi another oil service
station lieing Installed here on tho
i preintses,' east Main' street, we of the
Shqok' apartments, where vacant lots
li owned by Mpdford.' parties, have re
cently changed hands, i ne neii cor
poration is mentioned in connection
w ith' this 'installation-
One of the canvas cottages on Chau
taudua grounds has lately been rc
'moved to' vacant '.space next door to
the-Tidlngs. At first it was reported
that thlsiwas to be a private office
for "Haz Kik," but later -developments
Indicate that, the' Civic Improvement
club will, occupy It as rummage sale
headquarters' -:.--., .
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Married in De Moines. Iowa. Sept.
2! Hazel Clark. and Charles Capper.
The bride was a 'former well known
teache'r in Ashland schools. . '
- Mrs. Agnes Herndon Is bonding a
ni bungalow on Hench street.
Clyde Cunningham, former resi
dent here is now manugar of an ex
tensive mercantile establishment lo
cated nt Nuevo, California. . -
Elmer Ragley, uiteridlng O. A. C'.
has been a recent visitor here with
relatives and friends. ,
Captain Andy McCallen Is- home
from Camp Pejij", Qhlo, In attendance
upon rifle sharpihpetting contests held
under national auspices, incident to
(participating in which he captured a
few honors -and. several medals. J.
Z. Adams, another local marksman,
Iso shared in rewards of merit. .
.Mrs. Kenneth McWilliams is teach
ing in Talent c-liools.
- The local Eastern Star is planning
an entertainment assuming the phase
of a bazaar, an nnnual event which
usually takes place abuut the Ides of
November. Details later on.
Petty thieving is going on, purticu
laj instances being the removal of
electric globes unless they arc high
enough to be out of reach.
BARNUM THANKS
- FIRE DEPARTMENT
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Mr. W. S. Barnum, owner of the
Barnum apurtinents, wishes to thaiiK
the members of "the fire department,
who bo bravely, foiught the Mre yes
terday; also the volunteer workers
Who so kindly assisted and to ex
press his deep appreciation to all for
their efforts. ?-
THE SWEETEST DAY :
OF THE WHOLEYEAR
, Shakespeare doesn't' tell us bnt it's
quite, probable that , Romeo first won
favor In Jullet's.eyes by gifts of sugar
plums and lozenges! .. The making of
these confections originated in Eng
land. The recipes were canned to thei,
colonies and with customary American
ingenuity new and improved methods
were soon devised. Even that Bodate
book, the Encyclopedia Britannica,
gives merlca creMty.for the invantion-j
oi Lue ursi maciiiuu useu cuuuj:
making. This was a niachine for print
ing lozenge wrappers and was first put
into use in Philadelphia. Lozenges
thus wrapped were Jtnown.as "conver
sation lozenges."
We can Imagine these conversation
Fighting Johnny Carlson arrived in
Medford last night from Gold Hill,
where he has been working out at Gus
l.arsen'8 camp, and took on some of
the boys and sliowed the sport fans
that camo to the Nat to get a line on
hi in that he'has improved wonderful
ly since ' bis last appearance here.
Manager Dixon says bo can beat any i
boy on the coast at 12S pounds, und
likes the way he works.
Jess Ingram will be .In 'fine shape
when he enters the ring with Kid Ir
ish in the main erWt and the sport
.loving fans will see some real fight
ing while It lasts. -
Mike Spencer ' an Joe Blackburn
will be one of the ' bills on tho card
and when these two boys turn loose
for s.ix rounds the fans will seo one
of the best slugging matches that has
ever been seen in tho northwest.
Kid Benard and Kid Conurd will
travel four rounds while little Sonny
Austin end young Nelson will amuse
the crowd In their three round go.
Manager Dixon likes to announce
that he will do his best to give the
public a good clean show.
First preliminary sla'rta at S:30
sharp it the Nat, Friday night Octo
ber 7th. ..
Tickets on sale at Browns and The
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SONG AND STORY
PHOENIX, FRIDAY
' An evening of song and story,"
following supper, which will be serv
ed promptly at 7:30, is tho order for
Friday, October 7th, at Clyde Hall,
Phoenix. ' This will be ('ladles' night,"
and an invitation is extended especial
ly to the men of the community who
are not'member3 of tho Brotherhood
to be present for supper and the
evening, individually .or with their
ladles as desired.
! Mu-ic by the male quartettte, solos,
an after dinner address by Rev. C. F.
Koehler of Ashland, and other, fea
tures are included i tho interesting
and snappy program prepared by the
committee.- .
This Is the first meeting this fall of
the Phoenix Brotherhood, which or
ganized a year ago with about 2
members to meet monthly from Oc
tober tintll May each year, for good
fellowship and to promote the civic
and general welfare of the communi-
tyy. church, etc. Every man in the
community desiring good times to
gether as men, and, the welfare of
Phoenix everyway, is welcome to
(membership and particularly Invited
to come .for supper - and a general
good time Friday evening. .
WOMEN GIVE OUT
Housework is hard enough when
lozenges" were g,yite;a godsend to the is having backache," blue and nervous
bashful Philadelphia youth. Think of spells, dizzy headaches and kidney or
the opportunity to: d.istingaish himself bladder troubles,, should be glud to
with his lady love as a, man quite up need this Medford woman's experi
tb the minute on. the newest novelties! I A. E." Dodge. 242 S. Holly St..
Perhaps ..the.. national fondness for I ays, r am t' my ft , yword
sweets Is due. to. the fact that sugar lsl ,m. Doan's Kidney Pills as they have
a great force 'maker and American .given me splendid results. My kid
energy demands &:rconstant" replenish- noya were In a weak condition and 1
ment of bodily fprces.'Or mayhap if'lbecume run down and, nervous. I
pay be becauseof ; the American trait -tired easily and was often unable to
no .my nouaeworK. my uock wouiu
ache as If it 'would break and I had
dizzy spells. 'My feet and ankles be
came' swollen and'-!' couldnt stand up
oi generosity. lue-cauuy gui m uic j
American expression .of appreciation,
love and good will.
This year a speoial day has 'been set
aside for the giving of candy Nation
al Candy day, October 8th.. All over
the United Stalest, in every city.rtown
and hamlet, this big event will be cele
brated. Everywhere people will re
member friends, sweetheart and home
folks with the universal gift candy!
The calendar man ' has written in a
new holiday October 8th and called
It "tho sweetest day of the year!" . ' ,
for any length' of 'time.. -.My kidneya
acted Irregularly, too. , Doan's Iid
ney Pills were recommended to' mo
and I used, them wltrt good re.tlts.
Soon my kidneys were strengthened
and all the symptoms of kidney dis
order had disappeared."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask fori a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Dodgo had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfra..' Buffalo, N.'Y. Adv.
MSTOfPy.OF THE RED MAN SERIES
THE STAMPING OF THE FOOT
. BY "INDIAN" MILLER
Invitations mere sent far and near to
the stamping of the foot. Runners car
ried the tuord. Indians of many tribes
thouaht. "This stamping of the foot is
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doubtless a great feast and dance; we unll .
go." " Who invites us?" they would ask;
and therunners would say, "A man with
out a name."
x Th day for the treat feast came ; and many
Indians had gathered at the place. The hout
to begin had arrived. No preparations had been
made. Men began to grow angry when it appeared to them
that, they had been deceived; and hungry children and
dogs began to tuhine.
"Where is this nameless one," shouted a chief; " We
want tc see him.". .Then the nameless one came forward;
and the Indians were all astounded to see that he was
barefooted and nearly naked. He bore all signs of poverty.
-.' Enraged at this evidence, the chief yelled at him,
, "Beggar, jx have made fools"of us ! Where is the feast?"
" I iwvited yea t the stamping of the foot," answered the
"What do we care far the stamping of the foot?"
shouted the angry chief;. " You cannot trifle with us."
"I will give you a feast then," answered the nameless
one. . .
" Where are the animals to supply the' meat ? " the
chief asked. . '
" I will stamp my foot," answered the nameless one.
then the Indians all thought he was crazy. They saw him
cross his arms, lift his knee, and stamp on the ground. In
a moment many deer came among the people, perfectly
gentle.
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The nameless one was angered ; and he shouted to
the deer, " Go back, I want wild hogs ! " Tne deer went
away. Then the nameless one stamped his foot again ; '
and 'directly many wild hogs came.
The nameless one looked at the wild hogs and was
angered again, for they were not fat enough, " Go 1 " he
said to them; " I want buffalo."
He stamped his foot again, and directly the buffalo
came. Then he tcid the people to kill the buffalo and have
a great feast, and they did.
That was the " stamping of the foot." Wha the In
dians looked for the nameless one he uim gone.
If the nameless one had been an inspector at the
Savage Tire factory he could hardly have done better. He
would say, " I don't want this ; it is not good enough."
Then he would stamp his foot. " This is not good enough
cither," he would say, and stamp his foot again. .
Like the nameless one, The Spreckels " Savage " Tire
Company is never satisfted-thcy strive ever to improve.
Now comes their latest achievement the new Savage
Cory. You may be sure it is a mighty tire for they have
built it to excel all others.
THE SPRECKELS SAVAGE " TIRE CO..
SflN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA-! '
OUR BEST fiSSBT IS TUB SATISFIED CUSTOMER
IUWUIU HUllUMUHINII
Exchange Tire Company
- Medford, Oregon v -
Enders' Cash Department 5t0relj J
. Ashland, Oregon ' '
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DR. X. W. HOFFMAN
Formerly of Portland, Graduate of Pacific Chiropractic College
Is Now. Associated With
DR. JOUETT P. BRAY
In the Practice of CHIROPRACTIC ,
And will assist him in accommodating his many patients and make it possible for others to avail themselves of this excellent
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LET'.VS EXPLAIN CH1ROPRACTICE TO YOU, ,
Sunday school rally day, also actlvj-
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