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AN lUPKrENnWNT NEVV91AtKn
PUUUSHI. I' KVKHf AKTKKNMN
, KXKCI'T Kl'NI'AT PT TII1C
- MEUKOKU PRINTING CO.
' Tim Mm! ford Sunday Sun In furnlalifid
suliaerlher desiring a s( en day dally
Office Mail Tribuim fluiming. 17-2S t
A consolidation of the. . Democratic
Tlm.a, tlii Medford Mai
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or-h.mtHn " Tn'i
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KOIIKUT W. llt'HI.,
HUMPTKH 8. SMITH.
KAItor '
MAnaitr
niemnmaa mm
''MiVhVnnimvun cr it M'
I iml'v! with Sunday Suiimnntli .
rll. all l.n..l d.... lav M.., .--ur M:
All lurnia by carrier, caah in advance
Official paper of the City of Medford.
official paper of Jackaon County.
Entered a aecfrnfi n. matter at
Medford. Oreeon. under the) act of March
t. i;i.
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ritF.ss.
The Aaaociated Treaa la exclusively
entitled to the use for republication of
all newa dlapatihea CKdited lo It, or
not otherwise cuMliti'd In thla nuer, und
alao the local nw publlahed herein.
All riithta of republication of aneclal
AiapatclivS herein are alao reeerved.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
' Steps for the formation of a new
code of "spiritual ethics" have been
taken by the Associated Ministers of
the World," the Ten Commandments
and the UtJdon Rule not beins kwkI
inotiRh, though they cover the groan J
fairlv .!!. -..Aa-astu... -there will Iks
lUenty'to fall for the proposed renova- j
tion. The blink is closely related to
the proposal by a gang of irresponsible
aoti file .or six years a?... that the
Constitution of the United states
should be re-vrttt&n so It would not
conflict with the cardinal principles of
the "New Fieedom," and other vision
ary and 1'topian poppycockery.
1
Eme Mohr is up, out, around anJ
about after a hard battle with rheuma
tism in his rooms.
The Portland police are growing lax
again in their care of other people's
kids. In a raid on a nesro dire Sunday
a number of white girls were found
cavortiES gaiiy with all comers, and
none old enough to vote - or be on a
Jirry; Neither the mothers, nor the
.prevaiUnK half-naked styk-s are to
"Name; Ii'b the "demortilization. follow,
tag the -war" There Is too much. Jaxe
in "Where- I My Wandering Child
-Tontshtr-- :-.; :r; V
A -DOMESTIC ORAW-, ' ..
; u'h'x -' (Marahfield News) : ;
viiAr.E. Oasnoa and wifo are both
confined to their homo: by attacks.
hlS!! , .,.1 T 1 - V. !(. '. ' '
.'-'riie ,s,miseraHe ' helps ' who : broke
"Into a San' .Fi-ancisca . millionaire's
.saloon operated ia connectiou with bis
mansion, and after setting pifflicated
; waed off; wnit' J25.030.: , worth ;o(
tjotifh, re. still at large, and how long
"will good citizens stand for such defy,
ing of the laws on the part of both.
' One more auto accident at a crossing
and the Espee will have to put Ford
catchers on its engines. Machine guns
will be Installed on the top of the
"fitop, Look and Listen" signs. -
,r . WHICH END? .
(Salem Statesman)
Chicken stealing has again be
come a popular sport around Sil
verton. Several poultry ' raisers
are planning Yarkms effective
means of stopping the marauders.
Some of the plans are said ti be
very original and it is believed
that they will prove efficient in
tho end.
Messrs. Kort Hail and Dave Wood
have recovered from the shock of Jake
Schaefer passing through without giV'
ing them an opportunity to worship.
Sinco beholding the champion cueist,
Mr. Wood has improved his stance 90
ler cent, and Mr. Hall can hist his
Mad leg when shooting without twitch'
lug. ,
When a person has a Job In a news
paper office he need never le unem
ployed. He can work his Billy self to
death if he half wants to. (Turner,
Ore., Tribune). But it never reaches
the proportions of an epidemic. .
i; A hive of miners swarmed outside
the Nush Mon. pm'. in tlio bright sprins
bunnhlne, and skilfully squirted tobac
co juice at the sidewalk.
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NO INSINUATIONS
(Eugene Register)
-; . Dr. B. F. Russell, one of the live
tnen of the eastern end of the
.' County, was in the city yesterday
and gave us a pleasant call.
Spriftg hats are rampant among tho
women". Most bf thorn harmonize with
the, parlor carpet, and none are fatten
ing. .i ; "
; It may Interest somebody to know
that Arthur Plant has, sold his floral
ehop at 121 So. Commercial at., Salom.
lie has a brother Herb.
!
LiHiiv. witnoui unitfiv pun. moiim w Tinnt'iv uvuft' mt wi t in nnrrnnnrt fnvuTa iMthp ttcn t t w m nr 1 . . ... . . ...
W-kly Mall Tribun.m.e r.. !! . " , :,.' " V , 1 ,," ' ; " , !,t M1 U" " , IllR tll term Of Bcllool. AlttlO.IKh Mr.!" " '
Buiidiiy Bun. one yar i.oo . s .1,, 0r tellinir uhat isn t true, t or aliiiost liivariabh the testimony hokinn throtiKh air what color would ii..,.ft.. .... ,..... ,
BY CARHIKH In Mmlford, Anbianii,; ........... .. ... Kl , Jwl v,,
4ack,nv.ll. Centra, Folnl, Phoenl. ..absolutely COnHlOtS. , i UVlo Invented t..K,B"W,N Tu ,T NKW VtUtlv. Mur. 7,Tho en.dnln
p.ny. with Sunday Sa. month .?& jn t,o recent Mary Kckfonl case in Now York citv. the jiultfO tola 1 L';. J" Veatertay-a Quc.tlona ,0,f 1 ''7 TX bm'U flVrt n"n of ,ho ',v",,k','' l""'"h
Dally, without Sunday sun. month ,.& I . .... ... I Vf Ysateroay a wiuctiioria Ashland ti lmvo tho hoya arm net nchmmor Jtdtn It Hlronir, arrlvod yea.
il- :lan!u.'5rar ilo0 W ,hi,t onf s",l? or thc othcr oiiuuittetl perjury. lSut the jury I i-What .s the ..nuc of tho nral wUlr,, ho ,iail lh, ml,fo,t(l,lu, r ,llHllW. rP,.t,n" wito!
1 William G. McAdoo is afflicted with
the notion that he wants to bo the
Democratic candidate for president.
Tho Crown Prince is tho only man in
tho wojfhl with the slightest chance to
Ket less votes than Jim Cox.
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A NEGLECTED LAW.
D
1ST1M0T ATTORN KY 1UA1)Y
snvs it is more important to
i ..,:.!. r..i...... j.,
I'l'l l! VIMIIUI-tl Willi Hi"" ' .
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I witnesses for the defense in the Arlnicklo, tnul, who have heen lii.Uot-,
for porjwrv bv the. grand jury
Villi;ii, .,.l.l f.m tU.y
.,i.ws ....
if - v 1,10 IoRn ntn,,,sP,u,r, of America,
!. V .1 1 .1
COllVlotlOllS.
.Nttlllilisr mis woie mine
l..t i... ti... o,.u...ii....J
'm'ui n tii tut iiii rfimttii"w miii.-
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,ncsKes OBtu to leu tin) mini.
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Tltorc is seiireely n trial JieKl in
w n.it eioiiiiiilti..! K.vrviiiie Liiiiw-vi
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i. lnrin.,1 it v...;. nn.l fnidlini.
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The difficulty m seeurinn a coiivietion in a perjury case is well
i ikiwii. nut jiiuuicrcnee im niv juiii tn uiu if.u l'roiessuiji niiu
court officers, has been largely responsible for this condition. j
District Attorney Rrady has inaujrurated a jiolicy, which if con-
sistontly adopted and vigorously pursued, may well lead to a reform
lm.vement fhnni.'hoi.t the ennntrv - " i
Putting a few lying witnesses in
I 'II 1 . , . . , . . ,. . , , , .
long will do more than anything else,, to remove this disgraceful blot
n the character of criminal jurisprudence in Wf'm country.
Quill
Chickens conic home to roost bet
The larger a man's hat, the less
The wagons hitched to movie stars now are wagsjin' tongues.
Perfume is like a college diploma; a mighty gool thing for those
vho feel the need of it.
1T ,.
Hel'.vwootl is much like other
.more easily alter it is ilrieil
K'd-bloodod man
loinled man: Anv betfv guv who cnaws a cigar aud cracks
., 1 ,
ckles when be shakes hands.
jour knui
The midnight oil of yesteryear
its sole offioe is to lubricate.
lie is a rare congressman who can
and bis nose on the grindstone.
Before making further demands for liberty, Egypt should take a
look at Ireland in the enjoyment of Jiefs. j . ' L .
- Thero i one consolation. When
reformer won't, have 'anything to do,
i They forget the other things the preacher talked about, but they
always remember that he talked about two, hours., ,r.I. ..7 : -;;
3L' Dempsey is: going1 to' Europe.. J?Q;Tife: 1 buo .man .who doesn't
.i n , , , . .
lgree with the Frem-h-view -that (termanv may again start something,
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It's a very simple process. You see, bootleg hootch kills off the
wet and the rich, anil ihe 'pobr and dry shall inherit J he earth.
There is some disagreement concerning the shap of the world ; but
there seems to be general understanding that it's in flamed bad shape.
RippIir.gRiujniGs
Walt
KEEPING
JINKS JPaEEXS always kept his words throughout his use
ful years, ami when his funeral occurred the town was wet
with tears. We'd lauted bards at sundry times, aud famous
statesmen, too, and plutocrats whose stock of dimes was some
thing fierce to view; and while we grieved to note their doom,
and see their projects bust, we only, wept around each tomb
.enough to lay the dust. For gifted gents and famous gents and
gents with gorgeous rolls are commone'r than twenty cents, and
oft have tawdry souls. Hut when you meet that human bird with
sunshine on his brow, who never goes back on his word, take off
your hat and bow. Ik- says he'll pay you what he owes when
clocks are-striking -eight, and though through storm and fire he
goes, he'll promptly keep the date. No promise lightly leaves his
lips, but when his pledge is made, he ?icver fails, he never slips,
his word must never fade. He's an example to the town, a land
mark good to see; and when at last vA: lay him down beneath u
churchyard tree, the briny tears in strt amlcts roll like waters in
a rill and in the town there is a hole it will be hard to fill.
5i,V.i1f--'' '
slorlnns y win fad, msthnr.
wlien raar rhrnwUin la all CM. ' I. it
. a. ft), dt It. It U! baud y.u ay, Us I
II.
nmseeute iiersons for perjury, than
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' IU.- rllllll.l ll U"H lll,lll'-l I, "
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nanc.t if ncl!.. nli.l lour., l.i lull.
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than a few conspicuous rjury
. J 1 1.1:.. t f .. .1...
u iuwit puuuu rcNi'vei. inr tin-
:.. ri.,.....,t .i;.-,.,.....i f i... wit.
in i4ii,.iiiii, ioi.vfa,ii4vt vi. niv.
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any court toliy, whero jierjnry.
thw Hiw si.lrt ni llu. nlhei" in'
ni.ll,.., ,it.-.i,
the penitentiary, where they 1k-
Points
ween' movies.
he talks through it.
.
varieties,
It can be haudlcd much
was the kind that educates; now
keep his mind on political fences
all our amuseuients are yone, the
tithcr. .;. . .; i .t
McSon
HIS W0BD.
at (SO
S. SJS. Ttoroof hly Rid tka Kody af
' ' RJaeumatia'ji Impurities.
BVtneboily mother I suffarlna- to
nlKhtt Ilia rcours of rheurmttiarn
haa fwrecitad-her borty; Umplnc and
aufOHrinir, bent forward, alia ace but
ttia common (round, but her ae4
baael itill blonga to Ut tarl Doe
anyllody care? ft. H. H. I one of th
arefeat blood-ifuiifleni known, and It
heir build mora blood cell. Its rnad
Iclnal Ingredients are purely veceta
ble. ' It novar disarramees tb Un,acb.
It If In faet, a splondld tonte, a blobd
rnal'4-r, a bluod enrieher. It banlahea
rheumatism from iolnta, muscles and
the kititlre body, ft builds firm fleah.
, It 1 vi hat aiimsbodya mother needs
toniyrhtt Mother, If you can not go
out to iret a bottle of 8. S. B. yourself,
urely aorneNxly In your family wllL
Homrbody, cet a bottlo of 8. 8. H. nowl
lt somebody's mother begin to feel
. joyful again tonight. Maybe, mayb
it' your mother! H. a. 8, la sold at '
ll ilruir storea, In two alzoa. Thj
larger size U Uie mor cotioraloai,
of San KraneixtM is right.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
iwnion ihuiriiut qi loniu-r i rwe
. . ... , I,,."
Punt Wilson married . t. MeAdooT
j.vhat w the mono of tlenenil
Phil Sheridan's chtiMort
S Bl I (V 'tH
S Whi is . 'Ttwt-plu' oid"ot?
JV1, ,V..U....I .h.. tlrxt Ami.rt.vui
,,,,,.,, , t ll(mnp ,n IP, W art'
, e 11. il... i..r ..t f...,ll, I.v
-nu mc nvaiiu "' in
Indian any h-xh-ui mm,iucnc,
i . .
(I How Ions; in on link In linear
mr - u - mrei
7 Where AUynHlula loentod?
-What Is tho RPOonil oldOKt writ-
tlewilaMr mbll8h0d ill AlUrricaT Ana,
Tho I'ubllc Occuvenws, aiblllieU in
1Uwl.m
x on miy 111 i
Pilgrim Fat hera land at Hytuotith?
svhat cltv is tho cantor of
tho
ep market! Ann. Nw York City,
4 Vhei rw niliwra fllst made
of Klasa? Ans. In Venire in 1300.
o niui Hiriui uie in'fi'iu wi wn
- ... .
rn.wrr of the w.r!d is In thla country?
ins. rn!Fr,
-llow many bills arc thrr. in n
siles of allvar ecrtlikates? Ans. One
' huudn-l million.
' T When is the rainy aeaann In Mex
Iro? Ana. in summer.
I 8 Why are motor trueka not a auc
: cess in Japua? Ans, The roads are
not Kod and the bridges are tx frail.
Who invented the eloeirlr: cotton
picker? Ans. IjhiIs V, Stiikenhors;.
Id Is wheat crown In Alaska? Ana.
.vmio wheat Is prtia In Alaska.
NKW TOnK AuKio Vintner. NVw
ork middii-w.iiit. i.mkti out Jm k
, IVI.iney. llrld. irt. Conn., in ftrnt
;r,iuna llf i:.rouIlll i,..t.
I'HILAliF.Lrill.V Jee Tipllti. of
Phlluilelphin. Hk'Hwi lisht. won bout
with Joo ltenjamln, Cullfornla, on
foul in fourth round
HOSTON Danny Kdwards, Tall
fornla. piven decision over Alw FrVeU
man. New KnKbind bantamweight
champion. In teternund contest.
MAianTTA, ). Hub MarUn. for
mer A. K. F. chaniplon. Wiioeki'd out
j Soldier TbonipHn. JCew York, in third
round of lu-duli'd ti n ri.und bout.
CONCtVHDt.v; . Knaj KtijnlalaUM
Zbynxko,' fi.im r'dielivyweirlrt'1 cluim
plnn Wrentlri dfeiileil Jack )U.-ra,
Canadian wroifle. In. 'two. i atraiKht
tiilK '
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Sf.XV pm.RA.VS-llarry Foley. H
w':n t.s (lecM
il huek WlRKir.s.'-Indianapo'.ls
round bout
!clsion over
In ten-
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..SALT; LAKBrrtunny. -Tianda, txn
vcr. itlven dfellon over I'ali Ollbc-rt,
Suit JLaka, in aix ruunds.
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W KM PHIS Fa'l Moor. i Memphis
bantam won liecislun over Fninkie
iJummatl. Cliica(rr in eight rounds.
LITTLE ItOCK Charles Ilcntrop.
Houston, claimant world's mlddle-w-eltjht
wrcatllnij championship, won
two straight falls from Charles Miller
Fargo, N. It.
ritOENlX Oeorgo Adams, Chi
cago bantam, Ktopiied Lick . Cody,
Wiudluw, Arlt, In fifth round of ten
round bout.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
y A. O. VVUt
P. R. Anderson of Medford, who
owns what Is known as the lirittsan
j Brothers ranch on Kogtie river about
i six miles north of here, came out on
the Medford Itutte Falls stage aim iro?
to go on up on tho Trail stago, but
found that it was too much crowded
so started on the Crater Lake highway'
, by the walkers lino, hoping that some
one would pick him up and save a long
walk.
Frank Falow of Lako creek, also
came out on the samo stage from
Medford whore he had been to visit his
brother, Wlllium Lee Farlow who was
at that time In a very critical condition
but passed away Wednesday and was
bniled in the Urownsboro cemetery
today, Saturday. ' '
Charles M. Oilinore of Paul's Elec
tric store, Medford, Oregon, Mr. Hen
sclman, also the machinist of the same
firm, and J. C. Herring, Central Point,
'deputy assessor for Jacknon county
who was here assessing the towji,
were here for dinner last Wednesday
and Mr, Herring was here in town for
dinner up to and including the time
until after noon Friday.' Wnllo be Was
I ii aiili iTkk I
i
hoiv In tho JUi.'h(i-e of hlrt of I'lclul'
dntle, Juki riiM' Hxi-Hniim; Mr, tiixiVtV
ilok the iIok Ki-nblietl him by th olC;
ir ttm 1p; initrhiK u diic out of Kin
limits and drawera hut (ltd no dlir
duiuugx. Iiut hn Haiti iltat hti f.-U liU
tort li uh tln-y Horuiu'd ukmIiihI iho
lln.
J. V. Hunt nnd t'. ttwek wcrd i'"" una to kivd iii in jon. n
uls.) hero tor dinner ll.e unuio tly. ( hroiiKhl Mi. M, l.ttiiiinoy untt her oti
... . ,, ..itleot'Ko oat. with Mui uinl they ir U
were nliei hert fur tl Inner tho wuin
day, 'I'lmy wero hir, In tho Intercut 'f
(lie Fit na l.i ma iiUHiniuilun.
It. 1 1. lleiyford ulvd ami (ieorRi. a
buy fttoiit 12 or 14 years of wor
lions t dinner tho name day. They
wvro vti their wiiy to ttiolr homo In
Htitt rails, hero they arc llvliin dnr-
IllK It.
Tula Is tlio third time ho hna
lruknn tho aatoo arm thn first Hum ho
1 ?. . . . . . .
member how hrt broke It tho aoennil
time, nnd this time ho alnn.ly fell tlown
and atrutk It on u rook, lie aeotiuvl ti
bo atifferiiiK considerable with It and
(V)ni!aincd of miiTerlng Very miirli
while ho had to ride over tho ioiikIi
1 ruiiil In n U'liL'nn In. I ul.i.i. 1. a i..i..i
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VIII H,ill ll'llll 11111 III. I I l , I'll'l 1.1 1 1 liU',
p K raiia.ad. a It Johnson, a aub-
emitraeior on the exleiiKlmi of tho V, &
a ralrotti f i,uUo alll)( WM wltll
.,,.., ., . .- ,.xr ,,iP
0-rt:o lloluies, our kuiuk man,
was als.i hero for ill oner tho aali
day; also (!c rgo Albeit who run a
icotor car on tho P. & V., was amonK
the dluets that day.
Hoy Conley of lluiie Fulls, was hero
wllh n, four-horse loud of rolled bailey
and other kiuda of fo il on the way to
his hi.tne four mi'o from Hullo Falls.
the Hawk mill, whero ho ia Interacted
In smie way In a limber doal with Mr.
Hawk, and that nUht Mis. Conley
cnmi m and ftixdit the nlxht at the
riiinnyside ami tho next day wvnt nn
up homo. i
Mrs. Joe Moomaw was slsj a din'f
at tho Sunnysldo hotel.
There were quite a number of ladle
from tho eouutry nearby rauio In to
utlend tho liuprovement club of F.iiKle
Point. AnioiiK them were Mrs. Titos.
rinKcade. Mrs. M. F. Fuller, Mrs. Win.
lVrry and Mrs. Hoy Stanley and Mr
J. P. Moomaw. They met at the home
f Mrs. Mlttelstaedt and I understand
'al as tiHiuil a pleaaant tituo. ,
Kli Iiahuck, one of our prosperous
fanners came In Thursday on his way
to Medf.ird to consult an eye and ear
specialist us he was au;crinr; with at
BE SURE
of perfect results on
bake-day. Don't spend
your time in preparing
bakings that contain
expensive ingredients
and be disappointed
whenyou take them out
of the oven. Use
CALUMET
BHKIMG POWDER
not because it's the big-
Sest selling brand on earth,
ut because it is absolutely
the most dependable and eco
nomical of all leaveners.
When you employCalu-
roet Baking Powderym know
that your bakinga will raise
properly because it contains
more than the ordinary leav
ening strength.
Don't wae energy and
money on uncertain ak.ug
oowder use Calumet, the
''pur and sure" brand.
A oooad can of Calun.n (..maJaa full '
loos, coma lak4nD.ueraconje ia
12 os. can Inaliiml hf to os. cana. Da
ur)youstKtuna'wba yaawentlt. '
Tho spirit to serve effi
ciently, quickly and to the
utmost of our ability
characterizes the Service
that our organisation of-fers,
1
tevorp itttuck on tins rim ot orto o( UU
iarn.
Otm'i:i FHimliy enmn In ntKiiit tlit
nilddlo of thi w'k' fmm lmtt Foil
with lln tenui, )(. luul tnken a Job
haiillmt tUrn for U I. & 10. U. It., hut
owlnit to th fiintliiuoim hiiow and ruin
and tlid tlltfli iilty in imumrliiK liny fur
t)ililK ( V III' kllllllll riUI'l
8nm II. Oenor anil Ih'li IVivUelt, two
yoitnit men who nit- wurkliiK on tlio l
& K, It. H., eiiine lu thU Hntnrdiiy nior
nlns iukI went ttn to Metirord. They
reHn t that llioro was inueli hiiow on
thn track that they hail to atop work
for the day Init xj.t hi romiuio work
lUlnnda, nlxmid tlio wtmunrr Aruble,
Tho aeliooner w
.... Im
as nltitndoneU at ami
GLASS OF SALTS IF
IT
Sat 1ms meat if yoa feel lUckaohy or
Uvt BUddar trtublt-8)U
&M for Xidocya.
Meat torn uri add Which atollei
and overwork th kidney (a tbair tm.rU
to illlcr it from the ay atom. RefruJar at
rr of meat muat flush th kldner oora
eionaity. You must reliT thetn Ilka yon
fliere your unwala; tetttOTing all tha
nrlits, wast and poison, ! you feel a
dull misery jn thb kidney rofrloa, iharp
puiui ia turn DacJc or ti'X beadaone, uii
ir-Uina, your itoinach aoun, Ugu I
coated and wnta th wrvallivr 1 bad you
lmvo rhvumaUo twlnn. Tho urlna 1
cloudy, full of asdiswnti the chauart
often pet irrltiUd, clll(fin(( you to jet
up two or three time during Die alitt't. !
10 neutrwlifo ttaM irritatinii acid
and fluah on" tha body' urinous wast
;et about four OUOixs of Jad fait
Irora any d)arntacyt tak a table
apoonful ia a glM of water be for break
ft for a few day and your kidney will
then act Una and bladder disorder dis
appear. This t.iraoo salt U mad from
I'm acid of rrape and Irmon Julca, o m
blnrd with lithia, and baa bora uad f
generation to clean and atlinuiatei hi
pith iidncy sad atop bladder Irritation.
Jad Salt is nciTo.aive bartnlea and
nuikes a delightful olTcrvtacwnt lithia-w-ater
drink watch tn'lllntii of nva and
veritiwn tik now and 'hrn, tbu avoldiuj
aorinu kidney aud bladder dlaaaut.
DR. RICKERT
Eye? Scientifically Tested
Itniken I mini ArrafJOCly IXipllrniml
,. IWH rMaln. lpw.lr.'
, ' FOB, SALE
Find ' Apartment Site
lOOxUX) facing fity l'ark.
No money required.,'
P. E. WYNK00P.
BURLESQUE
Koo Zoo Symphony Concert
Given by
PEESBYTERIAN LADIES
Friday, March 10 at Eight P. M.
At First Presbyterian Church
Adults, 50c. Children, 33c
CHERRO j
There was a young lady, named '
Nudget,
Who kept all licy tiling In a -budget;
I
And when alio went out, she looked'
u'.l about ;
To s o if tho tir Ifilibor could
Judge II.
, (i on ; a nice 1 I laid Wheat
FLOUR
lor High t'luMS Patronage
At Your Oroccr'a,
Dr. Johnson
Says
vV r '.
Home people believe that,
they eiin chew corn off tlio
rob with n plate. It is all
right' io believe it, but they
usually don't. They nro
lucky if limy chew bread off
of milk.
MOKATj
Don't let your tenth go un
til Vou havo to have plates.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DENTIST '
228 East Main St.
Phono 669
FOR SORE THROAT
Don't lake c Ivmc M.if t rlnht now to
rMuc the Ihll.inimtttluu, Tim bent anil
.)uk'ke'.t ivim-tly l
BEGY'S
MUSTAR1NE
: in (or ch(itcolli. neurllli, tumukU
d iiidiiiiMiimrt. Will nut bllitcf 3tk
yviUw box. '
Sleep Sound Tonight
Dr. Carter's K.&.B. Tea
A aanvrotu paikaa at tlilt ' vi-IjI'I'
I'll... 10.' ullm luialivo fUi.ilUllunl. lur
'w.Mh lt and b.wU l .kr holo.rvrv
.".Ihl. Iin II viiiiimIi. I i, lluliMlil'uenllL
iir.Tii N nui (. Muni'.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONS
Tho, 11. filinpaon, of Ashland,
atithorlaea hi aiimtum omciit as a t'nn
tlldutd fir the uoiulnatlob hr tho officii
of County t'liiiimloaloner of Jackson
County, auhjoet to tho decision of tho
Knpiibllenn rotor of ld county ut
tho Primary Klectkm. May lth, Wl.
Adv.
WOOD!
Kir 2.n Tier and up.
I'tali Fait tMl t..V Ion. .
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
for He nnd I hliil I'tiouo 'JtJ
PILES
PERMANENT
RKLIK.F
u:si ta AitiMri: ttsirn
N,i nocd of knife no ltn
i.filliiua
work. Aak to
Olo-o-.NU I'll
Treatment.
ItlvVTIl'H Mil t) SToltl
i i
rx TT "VT
II Y
V
WOOD
Two Tier 12 inHi Pin-. On
Tier 12 in li Otik atul Laurel,
all for $2.75 a Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phono ftfl!
INCOME TAX
COME IN NOW I th appeal w
make to our clients You wilt
thus avoid thn rh of the final
day of th period whoa qmt tloia
I tN,takWr day and iiliM to
I i ! 1 .i. i
tlKT UKTt'KNS IN ON TIME I .
Our Itfflrlcnt firnjre -av
money for other and 1t will
' do ao for yon; ' ' ' " "'
t . . . . .' .'ill ' 'I; -f I
WILSON , ATJDITJJ'O, CO
sensational;)
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
'i
$1385
at Medford. --. -
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main al ItUet-alde
BUY OUR TESTED
SEEDS
F.ach year a naiuple of
every variety of seed in
our stock is sent to (), A.
C. at Corvallbt, for a test
to determine whether or
not it will grow.,. If the
test-shows thn seed to b
low in vitality ami ger
mination it is thrown out.
THIS IS YOUR INSUR
ANCE AGAINST POOR
s SEED. .
Take advantage of the
opportunity to buy honest
seeds.
MONARCH
SEED CO.
Phone 2G0 317 E, Main
'. ' Tuo Farmers' Hervloo
H tat Ion
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