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Newspaper Page TextPAfiE FOUR MKDKOK'D MAIL TIMIil'NK M Kl RI' D. OwKCONT. I'l.' IDA V. NOV KM liF.l' IS. 1021 MVMOFUBI STUDEBAKER CAR SOLVED MUSI Tho strange cnpe of :- valuable ritu (iehaker Six car, 1S2U model, stolen from John Hchwe'ter of 1 II lslx-i-o. Ore., about the miclilln of l;mt Aunl. having recently lieen located and dis covered by Deputy State .Motor Vehi cle Traffic Officer .1. J. McMahon. has .hint come to Ucht. The stolen car va:i found abandon ed a short time later on Die I'ncifir highway near (iolil Hill. It sto-itl there several ilav-i and no one claim ing it a fAii pa'nter in (lold Hitl by the name of Memmcn took t,he car and put it In h's K.-ir;.i;e at Col. I Illll. A deputy sheriff at (Iraiits I'iisk noti fied Sheriff Terrill of Jackson counly of the finding of the auto and that of ficial went lo Memmen's Rarage and looked it over. It is claimed that Sheriff Terrill did not notify the state automobile department nor the aulo Insurance company of the find, as is always customary in the flndiiiK of an aband oned or stolen auto. It Is further claimed that .Memmen tho forepart of November borrowed S2T.0 on the car from the Cold Hill hank, and a short lime afterwards removed the car out of his KaraKc to Grants 'Vass and offered it for sale 111 that city for $1,0011. lie placed the car In a Grains I'ass kui-ukc to have repairs made lo its rear gears. It develops that at this staKo Offi cer -McMahon in some manner learn ed of this peculiar car Bltunl ion, went to Grants l'ass, took possession of the apparently ownerless car. and placed Meinincn under technical arrest until tho matter could be furl her Invest I Kitted. In n few days .McMahon had succeeded In locat!ni; John Sclnvelt zer, tho owner, who came to Grunts PasB, proved his ownership and took possession, hchwellzer refused to press any charge aitnlnst Memmen and the latter was released from ar rest. Check That Cold Right Away A SUDDEN chill iim-ezes stuffy feeling in the head ;nul you havo I he licninnin of a hard cold, (.let right after it, just as boon as tin Bnilllea start, with Dr. Kind's Slv Discovery. For fifty years a standard remedy for colds, coughs and prippc. There are no harmful drugs, nothing l)Ut good, healing nu-diciues, that get right down to the trouble and help nature. You will soon notice a change for the Iiettcr. Has a convincing, healing tasle that the kiddies like. Good for croupy cone lis: AW drum;'1'141. 60c. Dk King's New Discovery for Colds and Coughs . Put "Pop" In Your Work. Many a man is a failure in I'lisiness, many a wunian in her home, because constipa- lion stores up poisons that enervate nntl depress. Dr. Kind's Pills make bowels art naturally. '25c. D PROMPT I WON'T GRIPE r. Kins Pills . KIDNEYS. USE SALTS If your Back is aching or Blnddor bothers, drink lota of water and eat loss meat When your kidneys hurt and ynnr hack fee 1b Brtre, don't get acured and proceed , to load your Btonmch with a lot of drugs tluit excite the kiitnoys and irritate the entire urinary tract, Kvr.p your kUlnoys clean liko you keep your Ixiwela clean, by tluBhing them with a mild, luirmloHS ealts which removes tho body's urinous waste and Btiuiulutca them to their nor mal activity. Tho function of tho kid neys id to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it COO grains of neid nnd WRBte, so wo can readily uiuhntand Uio vital importance of keeping tho kid neys active. Drink lots of wn.Ur you can't drink too much; also get from any pharmacist About four ounces of J ad Suits; take , tabk'Hpoonful in a glasa of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys will act lino. This famous nalta is inudo from tho acid of grapes and lemon juioe, combined .with lithin, and lias Iteen ucd for genera tions to clean and ntimututo etogt A lAd neys; alwo to neutralio tho ueidi in wrino bo it no longer id a source of irri tat ion, thus ending bliuhhtr wcjUlucm. Jad Salts is inex'univu; cannot in jure; makes a delightful elTervosretit iithia-water drink which everyone should take now aud then to kwp their kid neys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drinking, nnd uo doubt VOU Will wonvlrr what Ix-ciam uf your kltlney trouble vuid bneknehe. Vtr Health Visor timl Vim fmvt' ini''wi Vttallit) v T.yili9 At AM? OH r:.M.T.t " )i:neM.I it.-. on Kcpiest. Ask f.T WIIM'H S the i HI ll-lN'Ab HKWAKK UK IMITATK N: ASH SrHSTITI "ITS vi:i. h I HH CO.. 181 Kddy St., Ivpt .1. S.ui l-'i a in-is.-o Calif. Ai oilier li liUt NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT YOUR CAR Fords 12.50. chovrflt 17.50 Dodges J26.00. l'irsl i'Ih-ik i-nunn?. Jobs. Auto Paint Shop ' riionq 777 !!1 to SU S. l'ir t. N. Y. WOMAN APPOINTED TO ADVISORY COMMITTEE AT ARMS CONFERENCE W Met .-; 3 ' V : K(M ,ji J" M lea nor- " ,J .v... VjtV.V ' J M v.. VAfit inn I- ti k li ii New York, cm- nt the tour pnlnhMt to the ;ulvjHory i (he A me rf cm ii tlclcKal ion italion of Armntio-nt.H Hlic ;i writer of iiit'-rnatin GRANGERS ELECT EI nn i I l'Oin'LANI), Oro., ov. IS. Klee t Ion of oft'leers of t lift Assembly of Iemotnr and report of the resolu-' tiuiiH committee wen tho oulHtand iii features on the program of the annual national (iraiiKe convention here today, 'J' ho Annembly of Dome-! tr Ih tin; iff'vonth degroo of the I gnniKo oiKanir.allon. J A class of nearly two thousand In itiates witnen:if(l the ceremony li leeled by tho prieHla of UemetcM- uaL nl'hl at the Municipal Audilorium nnd took the vow whieh luIiuitK a t; ranker to full iiieniberHhlp in the .seventh decree. Klahorate Hett iniH J had been rreeared under the cufd-1 ance of the hlh priem, ('hurled .M. (Janlner. of Hurlnirl'li'ld. .Mans. AuufuMtur r!t,,.li..H i,, ii.,, ,w,,t,w,i : of tho Initiation were Oliver Wilson,! of Illinois, Priest Archon; Charles V. Spencer of Oregon, Priest Treasurer, end fourteen appointed officers' of tho assembly. A Borret session. of the seventh de gree order wan convened today for exemplification of the degree and the biennial election. Musinoss affairs will be forgotten In (ho visitors tomorrow, when the Clarke county, Washington, Pomona will give the easterners opportunity to Inspect the prune orchards adja cent to Vancouver As u reminder or their trip Into Clark counly the flrangerH will each receive a box of Washington prunes upon their arrival home. SEE FOR NOV. 28 During yesterday a ft er noon's ses sion of the circuit court In the trial f Charles Owen on ii charne of "Aid ing and aheting a bank, cashier to In jure and defraud a bank." W. 11. Johnson, former cashier of the bank of Jacksonville w as st III on t he wit ness stand answering technical ques tions by state counsel and exaniiniiui numerous exhibits of commercial paper Involved In the ease. The state has three more Witnesses and the ease is not expected to ko (ii the jury until late this afternoon, or possibly early tomorrow. 1 he cross-examination id olmson by attorney for the defense Kvan llcanien, will likely be in pio- ss today. I'he court will adjourn after t his for a period of one week or until November .', when the Jame.- ( Shine i I'd wards case will come to itls consideration. Card of Thanks The family wish to thank the Klks and also t he many friends w ho sent sympathy and beaut if ul fbu al ofter im;s durim; i heir recent bereavement of the loss ef their beloved brother. MliS. JAS, CliONKMlU.KK. MISS MONTH IIKI.MS. MRS. ANNA HI.ANi). I'llt.' Mlt. UAUISY IIKI.MS. INDIGESTION, GAS! OR BAD STOMACH TAKE'MPEPSIN" li pr.!!! h.i proven chef for l!idi;.'stinn. , I If-ari luirn, S"tu -mi" oj Sti)n;o'h I i o tdiv. A few I.ih-iniiiit-di.ite sliiniach 1 lie Mlum.ii'h Is i'iU- the surest 1 I'-latab-ne, I "e l' iiiea ( an. i.Uisr.l py , Him. i.lmo.t and .-lo.ith d so , , , e.i? . l;.V.)i tie to,.,ls I.mi ! . t t-fsts only Hit fe cents nt diuy Cue. .Millions td annually. Adv. VV(UIHH U)- iHiiinil tee ui (i the I.iui i 'ont'erenee. rial topi.-.i. LARGaY ATTENDED I REPORTS OFFERED! The i-i.iinty l oiivi Mtioii f the V. . I '. A. was I I at the I 'res i'.in-li last nielit. About c I't'-l'-llt pIll'tH of tin- i-ountv 'Sl.yterian j li". Item ; IHM'Ill - I l.b il at li.lZ and Mil down t n 'II. til dinner piepar.-.l l.y tin- ia.liis ol lie- . blii. li. Dtu itiK t!ie meal, i list i uim-iita ! inu- ic v.-:.m luimshed l,y Ah.-ses .Mae .Moidolf and iJoiotby X.-wnian. The yoiim,' ladi.-s also favored with a vo cal duel. Alter another fine s.-lee-i 'ole, .Maun order. J. it. Unit, a County t all (I 1'raycr violin solo by Kietli t'hairniau John ('. the eonvenliui. lo was oll'.-r.ii by I:. TJif iniiiuh-H of I he oraniz.'illun convention :i year ao were pre.se.'Hed l.y the rceiinlinK .secretary, ('. 11. IlillinjjK. The annual report, ijrinteo and laid at each plute, was presented ami etmnneiited u by tin- ch.iiriiian, after which Treasurer V. O. N. Smith mude a HUiomarizMl report for the ui. (tne of the plea si us feature,, of the eveniiiK wms the manner of repoititiK on vnriouH activities promoted dur liiK the year. lUtyn from different i oin in unit ien vcr called on by the. chairman as follow-s: Kui ii n i'r cam jis, Joseph An sell, I'hueiiix; Wayne Holdridh-e, Tah-nt ; Junior I Soys l lubs, Monald Trier, Talent : Hi-Y i 'iuhs. Keva Hulehin hoii, -Medlord; llerhert Uoran, Ash land; I'' rank ISuchter, .Med ford; ISase hall, I .a wrence WaKiier. Ashlutid ; 'ihh-r Hoys' cnnfereiiee, John f'aley. The iiomina tint; eonimll tee then presented the names of the fi men as nomiuccH for counly teemen t(t sl't'Ve three years I- a her. en t i'ii I I'oint ; li. w. i rame, I'hoenix; i. . !kks. M"dfoid: ('has. 'I. .Sweeney, .Med ford ; 'arl I JurlinK. Ashland; !. T. Newhry. Talent; It. W. Stearns, Aleilford. Them- men Were foi'inally elected. John II. Kudd of iMrtland, inter state secretary for county work, mad" the address of the evening. His talk was Inspirational, brought to (he as sembly many Interest in k incidents In county work, both In the Northwest and elsewhere, and was listened to with rapt attention. The I'hoenix a nd Med ford male qiutrU'l t 1 liroim'h interspersed select Ions t he proKram and were roundly applauded. Itev. K. 1. Lawrence made the Iuk prayer and the nict-tintf wan for mally adjourned. Numerous eoiumenis were here iu to the sueeess of the evening's pro gram In every detail, and as to t hi1 fine report of work neeoinplisheil by the counly V. M. i A. in the just closed. REPORT UNFOUNDED WASlllNC.TON, Nov. IS. (Hy the Associated Press. )--111 a formal statement today the Chinese delega tion to the Washington conference Hald that " Invlew of a printed re port" that it was at the suggestion of the l ulled .Slates that the Chi nese delegation lias presented "her ten general principles." the statement was authorized that "this report Is unfounded." i Alnska Dry Ap-nt. WASlllNC.TON. Nov. IS. Ap pointment i f John II. Marshall of Juneau, as federal prohihillon direc tor for I lie territory of Alaska was announced today by the Internal rev enue bureau. He is the first to he appointed for that territory. i:m:m; cowx l.lfe is all silii and la.es to thll o.-li. The Mlk Is l.ihUMKiblo hh.i The leol k C:mttm tr.-pe and pleated. la.-.- whuli drape In lotK IT'..!. lu.iil.l.T lo l.fl.iw the lo ci, i 'I'.uil i : 1 v . A -l-cdi r t il. 1.. .11 of mIv.'i- t:.s.ie deli.rmin.'S tho w.iislltne foe the froek la made In Straight tl.e;i.i leuhion. rill T'il"!.',! ! llffi They Prayed for "Praying Colonels,"; Then Centre College Beat Harvard & 4- 2 s ton- s. i n ' 1 ('. itr Mew Is a I Kent u ky iy university of J.v.s students Centre" foot hall team met hlue K rass score was Centre ' "I'l-ayin Coloinds." Myers, Centre's dire la rvard u. ( 'ent re's st udenis nv I 'holograph idiows Coacli i l. -r of aihletii-H. prayinur before the iIS!l MESS IS SE. DUE 10 ULSTER ACM! LONDON". Nov. l,s.(Hy tlio As'iO oiuUul I'rras.l Tho Irish peace sl.t uiition is (li.oniod in authoritative cir clns nut to have Iweti mail.; actually wnrsc ! the I'lati-r cahinet's doti'l'- I ruination to aillicro to its previously declared position. Tho overwhelmlm; majority Kiveu in favor ot tlio Kovernnient's policy at the unionist party conference in Liv erpool yesterday is looked upon as '( ci eating a lietler atmoiphere for con tinuance of the pence negotiations In some form; although tho posslhility of I lie resignation of Premier Lloyd (leorge, or. Indeed,: the entire coali tion government, is not ignored. The morning newspapers, however, do not regard this contingency as either Im minent, or Inevitalile. There Is some difference of opinion us lo whether if an impasse is reached, the premier will resign, or ask the country's ver dict in a general election. AMATEURS FIZZLE I. A I'KNTKl:. Wash. An attempt last iiiylu li N'nv. IS. rob the l.a- Center Slate l.ank u morning when the s discovered this front tlni.r was loiintl open. To. .is stolen l'r.mi a blaeUsoiith shop hail been used by the rubbers. Hank desks were ransacked anil an attempt was made lo foree the door of the vault. I'.ank offieers re ported iii'thim: .-f value taken. Sport Flashes I'llKUd). N. world's ebatupi. the only iindele, IS.'.' ball; line v. IS. Willie II. .pi.,-, n billiard laer and tte.l contestant in the bilHnril lourn.i inenl. will defend his position tonight : against Oca .Merningstar of San i I'iego. who was defeated y.stelday! by Welkor Ceehiati of San I-'ianei.sen. i in" lo :1I7. in a ualoe whieh went i sixteen innings. .Morniugslar has wool a loateb and lost one. , OMAHA. Western X.l... n.ciatiu Xov. IS. The Amateur Ath lon yard back en at the Omaha lelie record for 111, st roke sw im .is l.r. .1 Athletic club during a lueet last night by 11. I.. Ininoml. of Omaha, who swam the ilisi;itUe in t:-l I-.", or second limb I the mark established by I him last Aplll. j NKW Yti:l v. 1 The Junior i liampiiMiship, :i ; r piiKiliNtH of 1 :ti) i uiulied litnii'hl in 1 1 1 den wit h J-'lin- y ' lightweight Iminim new fistie t l:iss neiitids. will be -Madtsen Stii:ir.' ( Iblllde i, ('haiiex t ft-r lifteei A .iewet winner b f New V, ! k Unit (Ii'Ti;ti I I'.llMlW.i as eonteM;int s i reuntls. ill belt will bo I'lesonti-.l iho Te Ki. kaid. safe mil, for AC , For Infamy Invr.V.lninuGrpwInirCWMrpn To OrigiiuU Fua sii Tti All Agm AT BANK R08BERY 2 . x as Ar t. , WV.'iSI i4 . 1 f 4 that nestles In Harvard and known as Moren and R. Harvard Kame. tlie the the I,. Market News i i Livestock POin'LANI), Ore., Oct. IS. Cattle receipts none; steady, choice steers S-'i.T'if U.rii); medium to good steers J5.2.-.tSiT..7.1; fair to medium $4.7." i (fi ri.LT. ; common to fair J.I.T.'iTi 4.7a ; choice feeders $ 4..HKS r..n; fair to good $2.75& 4..10: choice cows and heifer.! !.;it(ff ...00; medium to good J.I.OOfi 4.".0; fair to medium JILaOfa 4.00; common cows $2.7a'?i) .'t.r.fl: canners $ I .r.Ofi . 7 .". ; hulls $:!.mlW4.0h; choice dairy cnlve $K.f.0j9.0; prime light $S.O0ffl I s.r.O; medium f.ti.GU'ft s.oo ; heav ' $"i.00fi 0.00. Hogs receipts 11S: Pteadv. Prime , light t.'a.:; smooth heavy, 230 i to :ieo ibs. $7.nnfi s.oo; ;mo a. an,i up $ii.no7.00; rough heavy .$.v Oeffi i .1.76; fat. pigs $S.2.1i?t S.75 ; feeder I pigs $S.r,fl(Ji D.flO; slags subject to dockage $4,1100 .1.7.1. Hheep receipts 3(1-1; steadv. Kast I of mountains lambs $i..1()(fi 7.00; -best valley lambs SCOO 0..10 ; fail to good J.I.OOfi .1. ail; cull lambs J3.00 (fi4.00; eastern Oregon feednrs $4. ,10 ifr.l. 00; Pglit yearlings $4 .r,0fi .1.00 ; heavies $3. .lOiii I. .10; light wethers s:i..lo.fi I. .10; heaviea $2.."i0f 3.50: I ewes f l.00W;l.S,1. POHTI.AX1), Ore., Nov. IS. KBgj t'.rm, selling iirice3, unchanged, bi.l, prices higher at 4 !' (f i T. 1 c on current receipts. Hotter POnTI.AND. Ore., Xov. IS. nut ter unsettled; extra cube? 1 1 14 .12c; undergrndesMOc: cartons -ISc; prints ITc; half box lots half cent more; liss than half box lots 1 cent more. Nn. 1 churning cream -lilc f. o. b. Portland; undergrades Clc. Wheat. I'OKTI.AXll. Ore., .Nov. IS. Wheat hard white, while clnti, hard winter, northern spring $1.0;',; soft white Si. "2: red Walla. !Mb-. Today's ear receipts Wheat SO; fl.iur. (i; oats, I : hay -I. : Sun I'Yanrisro Market SAX I'll.VNI'lSI'O, Nov. IS. r.ut jter. extra 4!i '-je; eggs exlras TS'-jc: jextla lirsts -tee; extra pullets 54e: I undersi.ed pullets, Xo. 1. -ISc. Arti 'ehokes $ I ii - a; suuasli $llij.7r; cu leunibers per box. Stielijl; sprouts S 7 ' tie. xi:w I...U.N i s:u.7L': I 1 , ' J : third :-l.7(i; 4 V l YOIIK. " Nov. is. Liberty losed: 3Vs J!M0; first 4's second 4's $114. r.O bid: first '4. S I; second 4 4 s !4.t'.4; 1','s $!lll.:lii; fourth 4','s Victory :!Vs SH'.l.Sil; Victory '.l.!Mi. PLEAD GUILTY TO NKW Y015K. Nov. 3 S.Thirty tl.rtM' individuals and twenty-five cor poratinns. nieinhors of the Marblt; In dustry lrmpinyers' assorialion, today pleaded guilty to violating the lon mdly anti-trust law. INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR lUOnain.l llchrr.llk.nnl'.c.! rain extract !r Toxdcr t CouUiog No-i;ij Digclib!o THANKSGIVING FLAN FD PHOENIX: "ThanUsKiviitK Day' win be ob served this year at Phoen x v a spe efal service at the church at 7:.'!0 in ThankKivini? evening, to wbieli ev p:voiih in the continup.iiv is hivi el. Thar.kBivJns. Why. and How." will he the. subject ot the sevtnon on Sunday tnoruinj;. November 2uth, w:th special uiuaie. Sunday evening at 7:3". there will be the annual praise service at Hp Phoenix church, arranged by the Wo nen's Society, with special mu sic by the ttfrls' choir. Mrs. (leor;e K. Whitman of Medford. recently ft'om China, will k'vc the address of the evening, on "China and Its Present-day (Ireateness and - Opportuni ties." Mrs. Whitman is a most pleas ing speaker and should have a large hejirlni;. She spoke recently at the Phoenix schools, and Is weil known as the mother of two of our popular teachers. Over ."0 ladies were present on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Malmgren for the Novem ber meeting of the Missionary society, about half of whom were visitors from the society at Ashland. A most am using and interesting "clinic" writter by Mrs. ( K. Koehler of Ash land, was presented in costume and splendidly acted by eight of the Ash land women; and a remarkable report of the recent state meeting at La (Irande was given by Mrs. Waiter Kra zier Brown,' who was the delegate from the societies of Southern Ore Son. rUNC'IXXATI, Nov. IS. Thirty persons, including two women pas sengers, were saved from the muddy waters of the rapidly rising Ohio riv r last night when the steamer "iii'o. carrying a heavy cargo of freigh up stream from Cineinna'i, struck i pro jection on the top of 'iovernmcn' dam Xo. '! ft, opjiosite Xew Richmond. (,, and sank a few minutes ii4ter in ihirty feet of water. AVithin a few min'i'cs after the crash had torn a hug" )nic In the steamer's hull, all of the mem bers of the crew and passenger's. W'.ve safe in tho steamer's two li fed-mis. or in the boats sent out from ihe river bank. nUlfl DiCD DflAT i Ul! U ! IVLI UU.11 I SINKS, HITS SNAG! Many Human Is Are Doe To Impurities in the Blood Pure, Rich, Red Blood Nourishes the Body and Fights Off Disease. Waste Products or Impurities Cause Many Forms of Rheumatism, Skin Disorders and a Lowered Vitality. How i. S. b. Clears the Your system is continually taking in nutrition and throwing off waste products. This process goes on all during life. But, sometimes the or gans do not properly function and these waste products, instead of pass ing out through the pores of the skin, through the kidneys and through the alimentary canal, nre absorbed in the blood. Then tht blood becomes pois oned, and cannot properly nourish the system. IU health sets in. You may Iobb your strength and vitality; or you may have rheumatic pains in the mus cles and joints; or you may be trou bled with bad boils, sores or some othar skin eruptions. All because of the poisonous waste products in the blood. Nature now needs help. She has dona her best but is failing. A SKI.l. AVAliM SPATS AT ONLY .fl.ilS A l'ATK. '-s?&! Good Shoes" NO! .AVc Don't Sell THE ROOT MUSIC CO. Announce Their Location at 105 West Main St., Medford, Ore. Ye carry in stock Violins. Mandolins, I'.aiijos. tliiitars, Clari nets. Saxophones. Hn,ss Hand Instruments, and the highest grade l'ianos. Strings and accessories. Sheet music, instruc tions and mcihoiis. Wc shall endeavor to s.-rve yonr musical wanls with satis I'ai'l ton. "The Harmony Music House" Edward C. Root, Proprietor BRITISH WARSHIP CONTRACTS HALTED I.ONlMi.V, Nov. u. d'y the Asso ciated Presji The admiralty an nounces today that il had ordered the cessation of all work mi the four bat tleships ui the super-Hood type. The shipbuilding firms were notified yes terday not to incur any further lia bilities on new naval construction until further notice from the admi ralty. '1 hese contracts were awarded only two w.-eUs ihm. Offii ials explained that the practical effect of the admi ralty's order would he the ahsolum cessation of all warship Work pend ing the outcome of the Washington conference. io visit com STAT! roi.lJOOK, I'a., Nov, IS The IVnnsylvania state collee foot ball icuin, whieh has not Inst u paine this season, will leave Thanksgiving tiiRht after the University of Plrts burff contest, for Seattle, where thv will meet the Tiilversiiy of Washing ton on Dceciiiber 3. The trip has been nrranfftd by Coach I Iuko liezdek as n reward f:i the players for successfully coinl'u: throujrh one of the hardest seh'-doles of any eastern eleven. The first two teams will make the trip to the oast and it is expected two or three aildi- ..ti'il nl.ivi.i-. -111 m.'ikfl the ll-iil. I The siu'id is due in Seattle No . ember Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Thursday's arrivals at the city auto ramp were ui follows: C. II. Sherwood and fam'ly of Mera. Idaho, en route to Crass Val ley, Culif : L. N. Kobinson and party ol Miles City, Mont., en route south; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hall of Delta, Co'o., who may locate here; I). A. Mc Millian and family of 'Portland, en route south; .1. T. .Mittheson ot Hutte, Mont., en route south, and R. G. .Mor gan, of Pomeroy, Wash., en route, south. . ttlood or Waste Products. blood purifier should be used at once to assist nature to throw, off these waste products. S. S. S., the standard blood puri fier and system builder, is the idea; remedy in these cases. The effect of S. S. S. is to rid the system of the poisons which nre causing the trou ble. For over ,50 years, S. S. S. has proven to be of unusual merit. Get S. S. S. at your druggist. Use it strictly according to directions and write Chief 'Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 721 S. S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga., and let him help you regain your health and strength. We is helping people every day. Ask him to send you his illustrated booklet, "Facta About tht Blood" ire. S.S.S. is sold by all drug stores. I BARNEY GOOGLE SAYS: On Thanksirivini; Ony turkey. cnmhi'iTy sauce and a football frame are three national items worth while. Now i;lKI.S don't go to the name and get eold feet just the moment the visiting team happens to score n touch down. UEMK.MBKR Vi'K 21 N. Central Allen's Foot Kase.