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Manager.
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not otherwise oriVited In thi twpor, and
aiao the Imal news published lioreln.
All rislita of repuVlloailon f sin-cial
dlvrtehi'a herein ;ire also rrved.
Yc Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Yes, MillireiiU th public is disu;iiit
ed with tho carrvios ons ct perfumel
honeyboys, anl- dainty beautiea. aud
gosh! hnw they hate to read the color
ful details! The sad story of Katcoe
Arbtickle l ancient bUtory, out noisy
and hiah m'leed lawyers toil on for his
ultimate skinificatkm.. Ho", for the
days when there was nothing more
thrlllins than a plodding hired man
cloning witu the pretiy schoolina'am
from the wicked city.
O!
AY CAN YOU SEE
THE PINK ELEPHANTS
, " (Chico Enterprise)'
Leo Plunkett was brought here
last'" Ft Hay from West Point rn a
charge of insanity. It is stated
that the Imbibing of "white mule",
at Sheep R3nch was the cause of
his downfall. He was committed
tt? the Stockton State Hospital.
killing a cold with moonshine is all
the voeue. .but Ereat care should be
exercised lest a double murder occur.
The French . have .made deductinns
front their' war debt to the I S. The I
deductions are for trench rent, and
deliberate scuffing up of the grass at
Chateau Thierry.
UnleAs two little girls and a little
boy quit acting like Ireland; by fight
ing among themselves, they will get
their' names, published, herein, and
they will not be warned anymohr.
. RIGORS OF SOCIETY
(Sandy News)
: The Ladies '" Club was enter
tained last Thursday by Mrs, Gil
bert Eri. The following ladies
brared the storm.
The Portland; young man of a weal
thy, family, one. Hubert Berry, who
went crazy alter the police accidental
ly captured him for hitting an old man
over the head with a beer bottle for J3,
is stil crazy. He,' had been: arrested
at Pendleton for burglary. His insan-
ity returned, and he broke jail. The
stern judge sentenced him for the first
'crime Jo. a sea voyase, and suhscpient
paroles, etc., leave the Impression that
the authorities are determined to
thwart Mr. Berry's efforts to languish
in a'cell.
MR. NORDYKE GETS BUSY
" (Albany, Democrat)
J. M. Nerdyke, one of the directors
of the school, was at the schoolli'juse
Tuesday morning and helped repair a
stove pipe. '
J. M. Nordyke was an Albany visitor j
Sunday. .
Clara Wade and Dorothy W'iebeig of
Albany were guests at the home of
J. M. Nordyke Saturday. and Sunday.
J.'M. Nordyke was a. Corvallis visi
tor Monday.'
J.'M.' Nordyke made a trip to Albany
Saturday night.
A bll-tliday party was held - at the
holmeof 'Mr. and, Mrs. .1. M. Nordyke
Saturday , in ; honor of their eldest
dat)gh'jer, 'Pearl. ' Twelve guests were
present, y .
J.',,M.' Nordyke got a new calf Mon
day ,fro:n Bob Lindsay.'
William .Jennings - Hryan still pos
sesses the Wind persistency of a gim
let, and the running ability of a Rus
sian snldier In war. He is going to be
a candidate for senator from Florida.
Indications, indicate that some more
citizens . will sjon -enler un undevel
oped field of business, and start a
garage.- The weather will soon be fit
to plant a jitney line to a point where
nobody ever goes.
Arrests for bootlegging are fulling
off., ;it has nit been determined yet
whether this ii due to increased slick
lioss on the, part of the bootleggers, or
because the keoneyed UopB are getting
bo they can hear a yell for help, as
well as an alley -gurgle.
All old-world monkeys, with one ex
ception, have tho mime number, of
tooth iim iiuin,
HARDING AND THE
H
ATT, is mi txiH'(mivo luxury.
llnrilinyr. whatever his'1:iults
In hi ml dross tod.tv, sit the closin'of the Washington oont'civneti.
ii will ho, ohsorvi'd thnt'tlie President riuvfully avoiils tiny poiuteil
vrfcrrnri's tlmt might offotul the s'onsihilitios of liis irnlrri'ssor.
llo oliiiiiis.no world-sliNttci'iiisr spiritual ilLsoovory, lie does not
liony t hat similar efforts', ha voMieon nindo in tho inst. All ho dors
claim is that-here, for the1'irt time, sivmetltinsr, actual toward a re-
ji'uotioii in arms htmlieon noooiuplislird. ami without oroatiiiv' a suor-
(voiiinioiit, jroj;ms litis 1 en niado, toward orgatii.injr tho world
..'or pence instead of war.
A lioinoly kindtinoss Dervmles everything tho l'ros'ulnt says. t'oj
hi nod with an HinplV supply of common souse, it Tonus Air. lltmluin's
joust striking and most .valuable rlumiotorist?i
e i
With Senator-hotlo the reaot ions' arc dc?ioVdIy different.
hatred of ' Kx-Pi-osidont ilson that
t orv art ion and ovory uttoranoo.
MT. Sonstor lxulsio iuw promises to atUpt tho uttitiulo toward tho
ashilton .OonforoilOO, M lnoil Prosidoilt Wi 111, so' Huft.rt IUWttt'I.V
ssis'Vtloptod toward the Paris oonforonoo.
' Aeoordin'.to ri'Hirts froin-Washinotoii, whoii any iinpoil,'ot:i.n m
lli.i nriiw n.'irli'V nl.-liK :rc liiutod. tho .MiUssaollllsotVs soiiator so'S rod.
11 will brook no .su's:ostioiis. ho
t'ooopts the trossiny: of the
i.jiIy on the other foot.
't" and
There is a iioneral impression today that the llariliifv prou'iain
will pass tho senate, lint overly optimistic partisans should not fots
:vt that a similar impression prevailed, tho day Wilson's heau'tio was
latified in 1'aris. Opposition to any world agreement is hound to
vrow as the days pass by.
lh'osident Hardin? had very little to d with the aotual formation
of the program, but his spirit toward it will havu a srroat ileal o do
with its final fate. Just so far as
ns the I.odsro attitude fails to prevail, will the opposition to tho new i
j-i raniiemeut in the Pacifie. and the new agreement for arms rodue
tiou, dwindle down to its proper plane of ineffectiveness.
Quill
Only
a Hays.
in the movies is it possible to olear the atiuosphta-e with
The throe U's of the old
Hapaoity.
The maddest woman on earth is the one who buys a perfect love
of a hat and sees its mate on a woman she doesn't like.
The evil that men do lives after
by the opposition party.
Just because a four-power treaty
j that it is a'cpiadvran:le.
The budget system. will help, of course,
t eods is less budget and more system.
Hays' experience teaches us that
land to get into the movies, after all.
Learn one new thing every day.
tiie baby's dress will keep the floors
Still it's easier to get a square peg in a round hole than to got a
square deal iu a sphere of influence.
The world survives in spite of a brokeu heart, but statvsuiea art
warned that.it probably wou't survive a broken back..
That Florida man named: Hell who was arrested for bootlegging
seems to clinch the argument that it doesn't pav to tfive a dog a
bad name,! . f- , - , i , ;
RippITngRhqmGS
THE HOTHEADS.
w
H LA150U at tin- daily grind, each in his wonted fashion;
and some continue mild and kind, and some are in a pas
sion. Some workmen cannot fix a chair, or ply 'a saw or chisel,
but -they begin to sweat and swear and makc.th language sizzle...
They grumble like a house a fife, both in and out -of season ; tliey 're
in a chronic state of ire that has no cause or reason. And one such,
delegate will spoil the ardor of the many, and kill the pep of those'
who toil at loom or spinning jenny. The hothead is a total Joss
and none admire his capers; we're not astonished when the boss
gives hiin his walking papers. How different the quiet gent! No
stormy wrath delays him;' he calmly sfives to earn the cent that
his employer pays him. Sidestepping noise and fuss anil strife,
he draws his weekly money, and gives a nickel to his wife to make
her days more sunny. Whate'er the tool that he may ply, a cork
screw or a spanner, lie wields it with a beaming eye, in niost. effic
ient manner. Then comes the boss, some pleasant day, and says,
"J. Keuben Smirkcr, we add nine kopecks to your pay, for you're
a dandy worker. Your influence is mighty fine, you do no use
less wailing; you keep the other boys in line, and liarniony.'s
prevailing." :
'HIT THE LINE HARDER WHEN. BUSINESS
'Fl
DKVIL'S
"When the
I.AKK, X.
inar hini ry
l-'eli.
huiiiii'ss
'slows up, turn on a Utile into-i; utentii.
Strike hinder mill oftoni r ami you'll
got the nriler. That'i iiy ailvico to
all lui'i-i hauls. "
Fred I". Mann, who i-taifh l the
inei-oliandiHing world Wy liiiildlng up
1 0
PACIFIC TREATY.
It is t luxury in which lYoMilont.
may ho. dors uAt imhilyjo.
is posit ivrlv maLiutiaut.
Otjors
By a strango irony of fato, llltU'O-
will oonsidor no'ooinprnmisi's. llo
the tlottiiii; of tho "i" tliotum.
his attitiulo prevails and just so fai
Points
diplomatio sehool are Haiti, Iiavairo and
them; the rood is often repealed
has four sides, it Jo?sn't follow
itut whut the country
it isn't neeessarv to kill a 1ms-
A little floor oil sprinkled on
shining.
a $i;rii,0(iO retail husiin-MM iu s oiin-
I try town of
IMKI p(.,p!
doesn't lie
(if. Iho . ilell
iiise w-jiiom
lieve in the philosophy
w ho i;uit sei at rhlng !-
tire Kfarco.
"If business allows nny liidli'iitimi
of fulling off, 'we put on noire pros
sure, We may i tit ilmvi in evei '-'do-
JL SB T ml -
1 il TELLS RETAILERS
fpuiliucttl. hut ,,,n'i , mi ill vin-
oiluiiisliiir one foul In fact, w
spend inor.v ( 0 iiu. people itim.v
wlmi wo linvc, 'AO'I lli . I'lan , ll.lH
W II 1. I'll HUOOOHMlUlly, t.MI,"
( )W Hlll'.UJHfvillv , Illy HllllWIII't
TXlUlll U.lkOllV III. I1 l.lljilnsllv !
IViiiiii il 1'rom aiiylnu Itm liU lYlonda
In IVvl 'm (4ilu K- nun In mm,
Willi II Sl.tiOO Nl,l. lf M'.M-Vl't, K
lnn'trhl "ou llinv" (in I fl'.' "i Imi'iuw imI
li'.iHi I'l l, futlii'i- ilt i ay Hie ixirVtts.
Mr. Minn ! tiii'i,t id,. IiuhIiikm!. rtliit li
toiliiy. is (In- n::irvi'l ,.f Aini i'liaii r,.
lull .1 null'.
"ILiW tCil ytui iIm il " is (ho uili'ic
iin, iint I'lViuiuiKlv i t In tho' Iiiiko
Ninth Iknkulim, wlui Ik am feel fivo
Imhca .tall ii ml aUinlllv luilll..
"Wo. huvo u on siviy i' m'vii1.v
....ivau B!'i aiiiuiiiK nsi of ...miu . ua-
iiniieiv, nut we nnv a atiirv tit
at i)-v
1 1
IVvlls IjiKo that U iumI its imioiI u
MiirM' l Klohl's, only iml an liU. Yo
,'liave illi-t, 1'imiln l.i.nlnm Into our
town, lnt thoy nro in (ali'lv uood rsin-
mM of thc.tltnr. Ami we h:i
Ki'toied ami KravoloO iIiim yotir.
i WViW I'll H I' !.... ,, .11, , I lu I, ..I....
- "M"
. ' ,'h
MoM if tho nioi .liiintn. when llii'V
l'Uti'Htin:ninl'.h over. MiMm-nri, ;
"ii inoir .luvoriiiiiK niM'i"'
UHailoiiK. ' Thlita n mistake. I wolil.l
.iio.. ...i
oV,.;,,, .,; v.n n ,. h,.t,.iiai.m ...
l"ri' lsia of m,.iii, hut don't lo-
lllii'u the
tulvoitlMititf if oil Want to
your luiaim ss."
lllllilltatll
llattlin . L, o. Ilouv.
Mow tho lolailvra ol North. I1.1U0I.1
wtiVi d , win- out llj.- I'lti in. ill ordor
huiisra. atul lio tl.ii v are am i vatf ully
ineeiliiK this trail,, , oinpotltinu, la r,
luleil i,y Mr. Mann.
' We'Vo put a doiK In tin tinyhow,"
he iloilaroa wiih ii nuiiIo. llo ha.i tlm
frame ami spirit -m' tho flKliter. ami
holoie tho si life la .ini it 1 proluililo
that the mail order i-muvriiH ii'iopot
Oik with twin mar PoMla Uik. Mill
know that thoro has lai'ii u IIkIiI in
I'rouroaa. ,
' Ills sun mid- hiH lrot lo r tiro n.s,i-
iaii-d with .Mr. Mann 111 tho luituoa
at IVvll'a l.nke. ll. la a Shriller, jt
Kutarj.u! uml mi I. Ik ua w.ll tin ti
t liaiu r iiioniln'r of tho Ani'letil uml
lli'iiiirablo Oidi'i- of opliniiMta ami
I'l'll-oloKlstS.
"We inn tiauiilly e what we wmil.
if no Hum It l.-i.l
larmstly and IntvlMtCttit ly for it." In !
I assert. "And don't foi Kot that It J
I pu.vn to ail vert iso." I
Court News
(Furnished by the Jaikaon
County Abstract Co.)
Circuit Court
Kdilh Jones vs. t'duard J. Jones.
Dismissed.
John ('ot)Iolgh vs. Samuel liulmes.
Motion, proof of puliiicatkin.
11. F. Wagner vs. I. A.'Snydor. For
money.
Pag & Dressier Co. vs. II. C. .Hea
der ct al. For acroiintlng.
H. H. Ileeson vs. Norman ('. Keates
ct al. Tax foreclosure.
K. II. Ileeson vs. I.oxluKton Itealty
Co. Tax foreclosure.
It II. I lee son vs. John JI. Hrown. Tax
freck-suro.
K. H. Ileoson tj Lutiia S. Ilecdy ot
al. Tax foreclosure.
W". C. Foster v. Fran-is J. Snaulil-
Ing et al. Summons.
W, 0. Foster v. Wiu. C. Owen et al.
Summons.
W. c. Foster vs. Alameda Trust ('..
et al. Summons.
W. C. Foster vs. Ijoulso Linn et al.
Summons.
j i.i,. rosier m. .Aioer, r, ouuou et
ai. Miiumons.
W. C. Foster vs. Martin t'ivestail et
aL Summons.
W. C. Fpater vs. .Mary K. Cngglns
IWrry et aL Suiiiiiioiih.
W. C. Foster vs. Mury Kllen Wilson
et al. Summons.
W. C. Foster. vs. Jeff D. Thorpe .t al.
Summons.
. Frank U. Poole vs. Rata C. Poole.
Motion and order dismissing.
1 Western Finance Corp. vs. . W. O.
Mclynald... Qcd'.T.
Clara Dodge vs. Josephus M. Dodge.
Siinmions.
H. ('. Knapp vs. Tliomns Herriolt.
Transcript-of JtnlKiuent.
Dullwk. Meifimiile .Agoncy vs. Then.
J. Fish. Order ilismlHsing.
Kditli Jones. s. Kdw, J. Jones. Re
lease of -attachment; '
State vs. Krncst Wolgamott. t'nder
taking. Probate Curt-
Hoslu HiiH iw. Oath, order.
F. Y, Allen. Vouchers, order.
Urneat fthliter. Nntles.
Kst.
i:t.
Fst:
Real Estate Transfers
Wm. 11. Penter et tu to (1. 11.
Hillings, pt. I.Ik, ii, Ashland... t
10
G. II.
Hillings et ux to Win. H.
Penter et ux. pt. blk II. Ash
land :
10
Norman C McQnoi 1 ot ux
O. Thompson, land In s2,
:$, 8, H. i w
Lottie L. Pelton i t al ..to
:to F.
3, tD.
J. C.
Fieenian et ux, l't.2i W lot
21, blk. '15", K, it. Add. lo Ash
land C. C. (lammoii et u to ICuijene
H. Willis et ux, lot 20, WV4 lot
21, blk. "II," It. K. Add to.Asli
land .;
J. f Krei;man et ux to . C. (iam
mon, et ux, lot 2D, W'x lot 21,
blk. "II," K. K. Add. ti Ashland
Sheriff to Otis O. lielnian, S'4 of
SV 'of NW sec. tp. 3, 8. It.
1 ri i ,
900
10
10
1300
City of Ashland Pi i. McDonald,
l.1(i acres la sec, io tp..09,.S..
H. 1 K ; 1
',. H. Wyaut et ux to . Harry K.
Ward et ux, lots 7 und 8, blk.
"(1," II. H. Add. t Ashland - 1030
F. I). KlHinunn et ux to K C. lilli-
ot t, .t. D. I j. C. 17, tp. 3 8., It.
4 W
Charles Heschele ot ux to C. II.
(illsiin et ux, IuIk 31 anil 32,
bll(. "J" It. U. Arid, to Ashland .
Ciiy of 'Moil foul to - flem- K.
'larretl, et ux, ih-od to 54x120
In block ; I, Fruliilale Add. to,
Medford , ?
4000
10
fiOO
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
i.
Whoa
illil I lie in liiin.'il Ku
Ulux
Ulan
illo?
!. Wlmt Ii til" niiiort
tlim uf I'oiuniii ?
:!., Wliy l II Innnio 'l I
limn una Iiiiiik"?
. lili II Ii I In- i lili'
ii'iiiiiii'iii
Tin
null I'l'Mlt y,
lliii'Mti.l or Yulo " i
Wh:it illil (lioiKO St.'iiltoiiHiiu
ili I'okUIon IiiiiIiIIiiu I lio Mint u ml lout
Niiiiiii i.i.'i.iii.mvoT ,'liavlim rnoaiiy lau'itoi. will, ilm-wui-u
il, Inn mo Iho. flvo oluaaoa of . ,, ....
M'l'li'lnuloa?
II...., ..I lu ..II .1 I. ,.,.!
,,y , rvil,,.u, ,.,,., ,
'til?
S. tin Is our a iiilias.viitur in
Hoi-
Ulicr,?
:. flow ninny till li lias an I, -I'haiil
'.' I
111. I'lutii what Is ii I ti ml ii il in
mailt' ','
nsii-i-H to Vi'siorilaj'a tuostlous:
I. What Is wunIi loaltior? Ana.
Chiiluoia leather.
la tho time liilweeti new uioona
Kii'iilii' or losa than the i ulenilui'
uioutlr Ana. I.eaa.
:l. What, illy Is tho eapllal of
lilalio? Ana. Ilolao.
I. Win.' Is fnpe 'er.lo?' Ana. It
la in the wralri uinost point of Afiini,
j. What Is an osiriy? Ana, KIrIi
Iiii w k.
. Who liirauie lu'enlileiit when
iiimiolil wa killed? Ana. I'lioatea
A. Arthur.
T. On w hat luiily of water is lal
voalon? Ans. tin f of ,li Uo.
!. What does the expreaslon.
"small ptiuiikina'' mean? Ans. o(
tin eoUNt-iitit-tti-e.
'.. It n ItKltt Koea out when l..v.
tied Into a well, uhut lines that nu
llify? .'lis. I'oul air. nl. seme or
oMuen. j
111. lit n i rluiinal eiiso n hu prose, .
rulea? Ana. Tint statij or ii-oorio
iiieiit.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bf A. 0. Kowl.tt
Aiming the n ited arrival Wfilne;, j
day tit tint Smmyslilo were Mr. ami'
Mrs. James (iileve and am I lemon. '
They wore n the retuin tilp finni
I'nrtland and Astoria where they hud
been ciiiiiliinllK business with pleasure
Th-y traveled in their own car and,
v.hen they came in after the (list
meeting James reiuarkej that they
had Just come from I'ortl.itul and that
he was almost starved, that Im had
been gaunttntt up In iitiil"lpatnn of a
good square meal at the Sunnyfld",
nd as ho made the remark I mituiuliy
lun my eye over the I'linietise ftiitue,
at least i;io His uvortluiaiiso, and men
tally measured his girt and dut-ldoil
thst It would require, at tlmt time at
least, a sixty Inch belt to encircle that
bread basket and woiidore.1 how long
It would have to bo If lu was not
gnunted up. He 1 elated bis experience
on the road and speaks In glowing
1 terms of tho great Pacific highway
jthst is n w nlnmst completed from the
1 northern n .the southern line of our
great state. As It Is It Is not complet
ed as )ef. although the most of It Is
and hard surfaced, with the exception
of a few places, lint he does not think
thai the ciKiliing along the route will
cniivpnre with our hotels in southern
Oreifoti the reader will bear in mind
that the hostess of the Prospect hotel
Is recognized as one of the beat rooks
In the state. They did not have any
time li spend visiting as they were
homewanl bound and the nearer they
got to their destination the more eagot
they were to get home. Hut they pro
mised to come again when James was
not so gaunt.
Fred Pettygrow was also a diner at
the Suunysii!.! at the same time mid
owing to. He fact that he. was here
afoot concluded, to remain, avernlght.
Thomas F. McCnbe also was here
for dinner and so was (ieorge Albert.
.Mr. Albert Is a very lmisirtant factor
In his line of btisineas as he has a
small motor car that In; runs on the
track of the IV& K. and, by that iiienns
renders good service to the people
nac'K in tm mils who wish to come
out Of lire out here and whih ti go to
their homes tn liultn Falls or beyond.
When ho came out he took Mrs. Ilnel
iiiiiireiu 11 no tier limuicr In-law up
with hlui to their homes in Unite
Falls. They bad been stopping at the
Hunnyslde for a week waiting for the
weather to lia-derate, as there was aiul
still Is considerable, unuvt along the
tiack. ' '
.Mrs. Jnttie Watkins of Central
Point, was out the middle of the week
ro visit her sisler-ln-law, Mrs. N. K.
Watkins and daughter Anna.
11. I). Monson and K. J. Tio una
were hero for dinner Thursday. Tl' v
arejn the employ of Foster and Kiel
iter, successors to Ktiim & Co.. Ij tit -
advertising business.. Mr, II m 11.
nmler the old company, wp a' tint
as general superintendent nr. it a e i n
to be occupying.'1 tun. sa-ne . p sill n
under the present company. Iiu ri 'Id
extends from the Calif irn'a an l" Ore
gon line to beyond Jtoseiniri.
Mrs. C. U. Karrar tf I -iim r. nek.
came out on the L:il; ( .('( singe
Friday morning and tio'i ('Inner nt the
Hunnyslde. ' ,
Friday morning when the men who
are working on the V, & K. H. It. went
to work thoy were In'nined that their
services were not ro'iuired as there
CHERRO
Hard Wheat
FLOUR
Th'rty-three years of learning how,
Ki taught u how, to serve you now.
Guaranteed.
At Your Qrocw
I WHS Ml tlllll'll BHUW I'll Illil lllll'U Unit
. thoy nmilit not fun Iho ni'ii no oar-to
niiivii llin tlim rrttiii woro tlioy wiu'e
iliiliunloil ululiK llui tnii'lt in. whoro
thoy won' nooiloit, a tlioy bomm 1 1
Hoattrr. Mr. V. 0, Sinllli wotil In Join
, tilii family nut mi thw Mrator l.ako
IllKllttliy llllrlllt olKllt nillns out. Mllll
I Sain Ookoi' imn'inoil ii Joh HMlltlim
nt.ivo wihhI aiul othora wriil ii) thi'li
I lioinoa. hut. wlioa I li bimvv mo'toil off
unit tlui f-iroir.HM ilorliloil lit u i to wui li
i In tlio nil 'in ii n ho ri m il (ImI ho wiih
nluii'1 n'vortil iiiiia,
i an i 'nun uiui mii im oi a tluil ui n ro
not only 1 11 tliu niilroiid but, to 11 grout
extont with nil Minis of work, and
whore mmi am itiippmlinM mi their
day s wages to keep up cxpciiae. pay
ing hoiiid, ami then luive ti lay orf
every row tlnya It wnrks 11 great hard
ship un them, tilt the other hand It la
hard on tlui railroad owners or con
tiurtois ua thoy are nln 1 toaluit 011
ttii'lr jolia, but it nppnara us though
tho employers at e. doing I heir heal,
and Impc are eatoitatiirnl that there
will he a I'luitmo fur the butter soon.
Fred Ft lilegar who owns a twenty
acre oichard jiiat east of our town,
eamn In Thursday night for supper
and tied, ttv Is rli'iuilnit H his eich
tint uud gelling nudy t"i' the aprlug
wm V.
! Uiwienqtt. I41.V of Wvltnlln one of nut:
iieaieiiius nod u'omlalnK, young limit
eiUled l-Vldav 11 lu tit for aups'r.
ltov. II. li. King, the Hand iv si'luail
I'vanKollst who is looking after the
Intercuts of the American Sunday
SclnHd 1'nlnn culled on your correspon
dent this Suttirday nmrulmt ami told
me tluil Key, F. A. I'helpa of Tali ut
, would conduct aerilcea bete tmuorrow.
1 am glud to learn Hint our Utile towu
Is attiio'tlng attention In that direc
tion.. T01l.1v C. M Nulwli'k, the rallnunt
nntr.n l ir on Ihu llutto Palls et"ii
nlon uf the P. & I-.' railroad. wa lierc
fur dinner and t.-lls me that ho la get
ting tils t ails, mai-hlnorv uud t' liius
all ready to go to work on hla rniitrui't
ta a few d.iva We ills 1 hint Jului hut
lor and 1-'. W. Held who lutvo been em
ployed on the Job enliirKlnK the Fish
Lake liltdi Co canal ti take wator up
the valley above Meilfnid and they re
ul 1 Iml the coittlnii 111a shownra of
lain and snow luleiferc gieully with
the work lis the kiouihI la a 1 a fl that
thei have ilifdeiilty In tuilltiK the dirt
away from the k.i-uiu ahoiels.
Korrlin
i u i Kon -h.i
I in ed nr.
males.
s nt tho I '11U I si I v of
ill th.it one re lilt fly pro
, - tiia Ii offspring and no
MOTHER! CLEAN v
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
!
t
I
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
-...-a........
Kirn a stik
Unto ol "( tihf.
,'Wihl Inns thf
1 Inn 1 1 if Si nip
fnntv"
II the
I.lt.e totllle 14 f u.lti-d
its! lea, 1 tos, tV rni!i
or it lour c'ii! I
full of cold, or tm
nln:, jjiiii 11 teiuMtillill to rlcnixe the
liirr niul lsnnl. Inn few h,,tti yon ru
see for 1 nut si if bmv I leu outflilv il uU
all the 1 "ti-l 1 'nit urn pui'oii, niir In!:" and
waste mil of the Loui'li, uul ymi ii,1e u
well, playful i-'iild ny:i in.
Milium, of mot In' rs ki-ep "t alifnrni4
V iff Si rup'" liandy. They know a tea-
spisillflll loday ani-ea ao-k iluld tie
uunroiv. Ak your drnj.'jfit' for genuine
"I nlifortun fig Syrup" uliiili haa direr
tii.ns d ir ! aloes mill children uf all ug'
printed on bottle. Mother! mi must
ay ''California" o: you niny get an jmi.
tatioti iij; si rup.
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
CHAS. MILLER
Auto Itailbilor, Kcmler,
tunning lWiard , and
llodjr Itepnlrlng. Sols
during.
Oppoalte, Kepot,
PhuMe U '...l
Vofi
WOOD!
All kinds o(,ooiti i l-lit p.lii's; dry
mill blorks.
Order IVompllv I lileil
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor. I Ir ami i )ilr, I'luuic 212
SPRAYING
TVI'l'S SllltlliUF.ItY
I. urge or anmll Orchard Jobs.
Moilern Kiulpinnnl.
Phone 10(1 for Con I nut Itntea.
; INCOME TAX
'.'OMK IN', NOW Is tho appeal we
mikn to-, fin r clients. You will
.thus avoid" (lie rush of the final
days of the period when our time
Is taken up day and night lo
(1KT ItlCTCUNH IN ON JIM I?.'
Our lifflcieut Service
"lives niiiney for others t'tiil !t will
do co. for yon,
WILSON AUDITING CO.
I, I bet I. v Ittillilliitl.
M'nlford
Cheap Fuel
We have no special prices or cut
I'I.Ion, but lie ' have Hie bos), anil
ilieapcHt fuel In, Hie city, ami nil
nnilcr our large sheds. Pine $:l.oo
per tier.t HnnloVio.l HU.'n; , other
I111I In pfopoi lion, lry as a. bono,
iliisl our regular prices,
VALLEY FUEL CO.
PHONE. 70
RHEUMATISM
OVERCOME IN
"If I Could Speak Person
ally to Everyone "Who Ha?
Rheumatism and Stomach
Trouble I; Would, Tell
Them to Take, Tanlac,"
Declares Seattle Citizen.
Own Health Restored.
"If I loiiid aiusik lo rwiilioily par
aontiily who has 1 lieuinai Ism nod
stuiiiin h Irotililo I would 1 II llo la to
take 1'ii 11 In . for I lime ul'd II my
self and have ueier lolioil iiiiytblnx
like It," said lleiluan lluilsili. Mil
West Hlxly-flrsi , HI., Mrll.', Wash,,
Well-kliuwii liiuilsiiipu tiirilinr,
"l.hutdly fier have evi 11 u inlnut
I'f rhuupiiillniii iiiiji', aliliotiKh thkM
trmibli) hud lo.uln. nij, lit., minoi u.,'
for iiiiiny Kara before I u.ia fiiitu
tlitto euouKll to find I'll 1 1 1 . 1 uml K"!
relief.
".Mm 11 than that, It lias put
stopini'h In sin Ii Kooil order thai I
lii'tilog more iiijoyiiii'iit mil of
minis than In yeaia, In fuel, I
toy
111
my
it in
foi ling flue In every way."
Tun 1 110 nod Tnnlno Vegetaldo I'lIU
r aold by the Weat Hide Pharmacy,
and by Icudlni druaglats evniywhere.
Adv.
SPECIAL
'.ANNOUNCEMENT
To
HOME OWNERS
AND BUILDERS
Wo are now in a position
to offer
The Mueller Con vector
The most successful pipele?s
furnace made
On Very Liberal Terms
If you are figuring on a fur
nace for next fall; let us in
stall it now and have it paid
for uy then. Many local
references.
The Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
There's Never Been
a Peach Borer in
Our Nursery
In some sections the peurh mot
borer Infests a large percentane of
the petu-h roots In iho nurseries.
In souni southern loi-uUile the
dreaded Nematinm or eel worm Is a
serious moiiiirn ti penrh roots,
In tho nineteen years we've lieen
growing trees nt Tpppenlsli. no one)
bus ever discovered a borer or Nema
tode, In nny of our trees
The planter Is entitled to absolute
protection from all such risks, llo
gets It when he buys our trees. 't
use heulthy, vigorous peach pits, and
bud on the resultant noodllng, our
ponchos, prunes, plums, apricots, etc.
You can't find 'better rooted trees
than, we produce, on our clean, new
Yukluia ItescrvaltoAaotl.
Then our own growing of apple
and pear seedlings are used for our
own Htork. Wo grow the entire Ireo
mi our own froMhvrlesn soil from the
. odd m root to the finished, budded
nr grafted tree, one or two years old.
Thut's the way to Insure antlKfac-
Ion . Our customers' appreciation Is
found lu ati liicreaNeitkhusliiuss every
year.
Wo want your business, lint we
won't, book your order If we can't
pleiiKO you, Your money would do
us no good. There are some things
worth more thiyi money,
Ask us about the Wright Ited Koine
lientity which la Home lleauty lu al:
particulars as lo tree, bloom, henr
Injc, rlpenliiK. keeping and shlpplne:.
hut with a brilliant red coat,
WAHIIINtiTON M ltSKIlV X.
ToplH'iilsh, Wash. . ,
II. II. KI'l ltl.lNfi, Halesinan:
Moilfonl, llo
QIM CHUNO
China Herb Store
Herb eura for earsctm, nnadach, et
trrh, dlplherln, sore throat, hum trotihi.
kidney trouMs, alomacli troufue, naart
trouble, chills and fever, cramps, onuahe,
poor o 1 renin lion. carhttnres, tiimura.
cracked hreuat, curss al) kinds of aoltafs.
NO OPHIIIATIONH.
Meilford, Oregon. Jan. 1, 1I7.
This la to certify that I,- tna under
lldied, hud very aevere atomaoii Iruubl
and had bssu bothered for several yaurs
and lnat Ausuat was . not espeotad to
live, and hearing 'of lm Ihiing (whoa
Herti alore la al 114 Ks.otn I ront street,
kli'ilfonl 1, I diielded 'n ael herds for my
atoniaeh triiulila, and I sinned to ftallnv
butter us aimn as J used (iirtn and today
101 a well man and can heartily leonm
'ii end nnyonn afflicted as I whs to sue
'Jim Cluing and try hla lUrt.a
(Hlmiad) iff, II. JOHNSON.
Wl meases:
Wm. Lawla, Kagla point.
W. f,. Chlldrelh, Kagle Point.
M, A. Amlnraon, Medfnrd,
K 11. Ilolniaa, KskIo Point.
C, M. Moorn, ISiikU Point.
J. V, Molntyra, Kiigle Point.
. Geo. Von dar llallen, Maple Point
Tha SI NieeiMS SVela. UaIm.
A SHORT TIME
Under cover, .1.00 per Unr niul up.
Prompt Delivery.
1120 N. CMNXItAri AVOOI) CO,
v Phono (VU-K
I CARLTON,