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PAGE SIX mi,'ntvi)n hiti' nMiitittW Ml.'lil.VM.'H nlH'iSiW TI'lD W W1MMI'. W 1i- lll..t 1 1" V IVl U;Vlli l,IVIUUIJi wm'rviH', V'lii.MV'.ii i ii. i'.i i, ,, i ill ll n'i i'-. I IS ON IN MILE, SEATTLE, April 1 8 Following (V Week of cold and stormy weather, the aun camo out brightly thin morning a 8tt;e voter went to tho polls to nelnet two cnndldntes for mnyor Hnd nix for the city council, to ln finally balloted upon At the municipal ctec tlon May 2. j Seven enhdidates Were entered In the m.iyorality contoM. The warmest campaign was waged between Wal ter 8- Meier, corporation counsel, and Dan Landon, Rtate senator, the latter making his fight on a promise to "clean out the city hall Rang." Other ma.yora.Uty aspirants were Charles H. MUlcr, attorney: Thomns J. Cunningham, Insurance man: Ira L Lundy, canneo-man; H. S. Turner, real estate dealer and Dr. Edwin J. ! Brown, dentlat. ' Of the 21 candidates for tho coun cil, two were women. Lower street cm , -faxes, and the proposal that j operation and maintenance of the J municipal street railway system be ; paid out of tho perioral taxation fund , were tho major issues. " I CHEAP RATES WEST I 5 CHICAGO, I1U Reductions ranging from 25 to 45 percent will be declared on all railroads west of Chicago and 8C Louis In round trip fares to west ern aummer resorts effective In some . territories May 15, in others June 1. according to George J. Maguire,, chair man of the tariff bureau of the Wes tern Passenger association. Reduc tions of 20 percent on fares to eastern resorts will be declared on eastern railroads and applied concurrently on the western lines, l was announced. The measure of reduction is declared to be not only the greatest for summer rates since America's entrance into the world war. but far greater than any for a number of years before that war, even when lower reduced fares were offered because the basic rates were much lower. The summer reduc tions supplement homeseeker rates of a one-way fare plus $2 for a round trip, which went into effect In March. i ' ' Muscle Shoals Meeting. .; CIRMINOHAM. Ala., April 18.. A national conference on JIubc1 flhoaU to be held at Muscle Shoals May 12 to 14, under tho auspices of th Southern Commercial coneress with Thomas U. Treston cf Chatta nooga, president of the congreiw. pre. Hiding, was announced today by Dr. Clarence J.. Owens, director of the nouthtrn commercial organization in Birmingham and southern director of the Corgas memorial institute. Cut Yhii Out it Is Worth Money . Cut out this Blip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You. will teceive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound tor eouihs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills ..for pains ln sides aad back; rheumatism, backache, kidney, and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bownls. Sold everywhere. . . Adv. MAtQRAUTY figh interest is keen ON MAY 1 ffRESEHTATI "Were not Unless IJou Bre CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 401 South Riverside QUALITY, WORK, 9 Shoes 'Repaired While You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. " 1 .... ... ! VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS (Xtrapletfl stock of these famous spring for all cars on hand. Prices rca - 1 sonattle. i 1 BEST SPRINGS ON THE IiIARKET We make truck bod lew, and do ull kinds of lildcltKitiilliiiig. . Billings Carriage and Auto Works 40 to IS SouUj tlivmid . Mcdford t r ' (s " ' siijWifsr-ai & --- i ii 1 " I v - . , .. . ! , Bert Savoy and Jay Brinnan, fatu red comics In the Greenwich Village F.olliea, at the Page, Monday night, April 24, ,. ....... .......... Nqw Books at McCollom. Vines and how ta grow them; Barnes. House plants and how i to grow them: Woolson, Ferns and; . , ,. . . , how to grow them; American Face i Brick Ass-n, The home of beauty: Run- galow Craft Co.. Rungalowcraft; ' Craftsman Bungalow Co., Craftsman bungalows; Wilson. The bungalow book; Wilson. Wilson's modern homes; Brown, Applied drawing; ly, The expert interior decorator; Pea - body, Inside the house beautiful; Fin berg. Early English water-color draw-. The pnow baby: Phlllipps, Utile ingg by the. great masters; Milam, : friendLydia; Plutarch, The children's Camp cookery; Murphy. Athletic train- Plutarch, tales of the Greeks; Rich - lag; Roosevelt, The wilderness hun'ards, Joan of Arc; Richards, Snow ter; Longfellow. Tales of a wayside white, or the houne in the wood; Sea inn; Lowell. Legends; Robinson, ; man. The drajrou's secret; Scott. The Lancelot; Robinson, The three tav-j eras; Sandburg, Cornhuskers; Weav-jWhen er. In American, nneniq' Ttnrrle. O'.inl - ity Street; Arnold, Culture and archy, an essay; Burroughs, Locusts Hon; White, Ednah. and her brothers: and wild honey; Doyle, Through the , White, a little girl of long aso; White, magic door; Dryden, Essays; Galswor- an only child: Wiggin, Polly Oliver's thy, Another sheaf; Leacack, Ilchind problem; Wright, Wabeno the magic the beyond, and other con.ributions to ion. human knowledge; Molnar," Liliora; t Canada Dept. of Agriculture, Use of Mills, The adventures of a nature coarse grains for human food ;,Connec guide; Mills, The spell of the Rtckles; ticut Agric. college. Pickles, chow Mills, WilJ life on the Rockies: Wil- chow, chili sauce, etc.; Dahlquitit ft llama, Tosemite and its High Sierra; ! Faulk, Land of beginning (Oregon); Beebe, Edge of the jungle, Tho mirrors Kansas State Agric. college, Dairy' of Downing Street. The mirrors of farming; Ohio State Agric. college, Washington; Gaskeii, The life of Char- swine judging for beginners: Portland lotte Bronte; Harrus, John Burroughs, boy and man; Elliott, The eleventh hour in the life of Julia Ward Howe; Holmes. John Lothrop Motley, a me- molr; Pringle, A woman rice planter; Robinson, My brother, Theodore Roosevelt; Whitlock, Forty years of It;. Whitlock, Forty years of it; Hobbs, Leonard Wood: administrator, soldier and citizen; Fosdick, Keeping our fighters .fit; Wister. Pentecost of "ca'amity; Eastmun. The soul of the Satisfied Phone 474 QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central- VE County Library Indian; Bacon, Posum, a guide book: Parson. Pastula and sllliuueues. Aesop, Th Aesop for children; Bates, Once upon a time; Coe. Second , , ' .. . ,, . book of stories for the sturv teller: Du challlu ln jUD(;ies: Gil- man, Robert E. Lee; Hnwksworth, Tho stranco adventures of a pebble: IrvlnU. RiP van Winkle, ill. by N. C. Wycth: Johnston, Ceorgina of the rainbows; Kel-,Knipe, The luck of Itenewood; Mable, ; Norse stories; Morgan. Theodore Roosevelt, the boy and nian; Peary. loyalty of Elizabeth Hess; Seaman.! a cobbler ruled a king; Smitft lThA mllmnit tunka Vm twin An.! Van Loon. An an-'cicnt man, tho beginning of clvilliat Cement Assn., Fifty pamphlets on the '. use of concrete for home, farm. Indus-j ttial plants highways, ete ; Sintond, Mfg. Co.. The band saw. The circular saw, guide books for filers, sawyers and woodcutters; V. 8. Bu. of farm I management. Cost and utilization of - power on farms, where tractors sre ! owned; U. S. Uu. of Markets, Co-opera-' tive grain marketing; IV S. Bu. of, Mines, Safety and efficiency in mine" "J; yr , ;t ux V It to tunneling. i", i.,V 4' Ami nded 1'in't t Mason, Etirman & Co. Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Fallsj Eugene, Portland, A5toria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Repairs 'and builds springs All new springs guaranteed. General repair, Blarksmith- .ry bPnn? uraace Ifoucan. bet, you'll gctf in Southern Oregon. ; SIilts Rcmein,er wcb 118S.Bartlett. Phone 183-J ! ciaizc on rough dry fWily i wash. - Nash barbershop Up-to-date Service. Bowtiian & Noe. Prnn ' Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. " Ask your dealer for one of these brands, ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. Court News t Furnished 'by the JacVaoo' . . bounty Auittraal Co.t Iim1h t'tmn, y. 11. KlmniKnt, entali', Admitted i prnhnto, Itimlo IUikkw. estate. Affidavits, .loxhuil raticiMOii, ewtate. Ktiuil nn'iiinit, tlt'der. ,laue IthtMieK Leach, eMtate. 1'reof of ptibllcntion Itattcllu I'ellet. estmo Order. ! II. O. Kim:, Ucovtte, lreler, Myrtle l, Kluif. trustees, Incorpo ! rr.te as "Medfoid Church of the i Nanarene," , IUnI l"tatt TnuiKferM. 0. O. SilVer, et tut. ! W. l Mr. Kinney, et , V. 11. tot lot S, hlitek X, Midford A. 1'. Weiss, x i in. to A, A. Wil li tt. I, n V of H1'2 i.f SW, me. 1. iwp. as JJ. 15. S Went , Minnie U Ktlcki l, et vir, to Amy J. .1ohniin, deed to lotH 6 and T. blk. is, Dekiiin's mid. to Onld 11IU S. It. Sunier, et uv, to T, L. Powell, ix, V. 11. to lot 0 and ?, tilk, H Jiallrontl Add. to Ashland 11. tl. Nleliolsoa. ft tlx. t . Millard H. O il. V. II. to It, i f V osvr SK of 8V of SW we, li. twn, 3 S.. It. t K '. . . S. It. Stnner, et ti.v. to T. U row ell, et ux, V. . to lot i. Mk. 1). It. li. A.I.I, to Anhlund . . . 1. A. Webb, t iix, t Vlrni'Ht .M. Welch. Q. C. I. t lots 4 and 10. blk. 14., Mcdford Ernest M. Welch, rt us, to I. A. Wehh. et u. U. l. to lot 4 and IS. blk. 14. .Me.lford. . Abhy K. Thomas t Tnllsman l-odk-e No. SI. K. of 1. Q. ('. I lu lot 4. N. U'j ft. lot J, 1.1k. IS. .Mcdford Talisman LhIi: N'. SI, K. i( I. to K. 1. KIwihmI, W, It. to lot 4. n. rt. lot a. i.ik. 1U. M.-dlor.l , t'larn Kim.c, et al. t. Henry Ithode, et u. W. 1. to land In sec. 23. t't. 35 S., li, a Mar)' E. tiolt to Win. A. Holt. it nl. Q. C. 1. to K of ft. . 4, twp. 40 St.. it. S Cast Clark E. Cory, et lit, to N. 1H. key. g (.'. 1. to liuid In 130 , , ' ! lit lit 10 1A lit 1 to 10 ('alry'a Ad.l. t AMail.l IHivid Cinm-ade. et mx. in Jm-k- on county. It. of W. to 60- ft. strip over Id. In Nee. li. twp .! S.. It. 1 W , Ja. kMin Counly to 'i' h t'nmc ron, CJ. t I. to uervii out of N'K of XK ce. 3i, twp. 3S S.. U. 4 Wewt i & r W. V. ltoilmm in 4'imMim . M. M", '' i"1 Maihi wn ' Adil 'hl"," j ' i",mUVv' I) I al'i Mk ! inson's Add. t.. Mcdford'.. rh.-le M. It-kuin to A. Norn 10; Newton, W. D. to li t 1 1 und 1?, blk. 13. iH-kuni'M Amend ed Add. to Hold Hill Vn;l.mar lu. Iluiunn 1. et ut, tn Wlllinii J'ernr. g. C. U. t land In wr. 3, twp. 3! H., It. 1, . went . . . Tom IHx'.if-clVx. f W. r. Tay lor, g. (-.'it. to lot ;, 3, 4. 7. 8. 01. 15, li. 19. I.Ik. Orchard Home Truct - I JnmcH 1). Knlr. hil.l. et ux, to Kruit (irower Huiily roni pany. W. IJ. to lots 8, . 10, 11, mc. 4, twp. 41. H., II. I ClINt J. II. n. ion, et ux. to t'lty of Medfnrd, Q. C. 1. to lots 1, 2. ' block K. Med ford char'-' ' I"!, to II. C. I.lKlny. w J" lo"l" ln 1'- M-e'krS ! vir. t'oVV..; n evens, ct ux. W. It. to iu 13, n.'idk. "F" it. It. Add. to AxiiUnd Lester Htivrnn, et ux, to James . h' v" "1 u,w- D- ,0 M ,3 li- b,k' u- ,:- A,w . t0, "i1"""1., ' "" " 10 When your Duds Are 4n our Suds American Laundry Co. 21 6. Riverside. Phone 873 t Vow el I Add. to Mc.Kcr.1 ... 1 Lottie Ivlton, et nl. to William van dec .Helen. W, 1. to XK , of .si:, ca iu. nw of sw, ; see, II. twp, :U, H It, 1 W. ti'HI l.llllan II. Mofiati. et Mr t. I.. , li. Itovlali.l. et Vi, W. I'. t 1 lot in blk. li. I'nrU Add, t Mcdrmd in I'ltmella I'Vnncea Wooden, it Mr, Hi .1. W. Thornton,' W. t. 1 to lot I. ..k i, HtttiMct I'nrk Mi" , Ktntim Wlnit to ti. .V! t'. It, It, I Co,, V. 1 1, to land in sec, '. ! tWi. 40. H It. i i:al HI ' Minor T. Maitln, et UK, to T. I'. i .Nort'ls, ti. C, I . to 'ti Int. in ' j Hiinru claim It) i Mary Aiucllii t'niiioi'on to Wfn. T. t'auu'i.in, ,t. W, li. to land In se.v IU. t'i, SB. 8.. It. S WeM I i Marel Htilllvnii, et ti, to tle.UKe j C. Davln. W, l. to land to sec. ti. twii. -a: S It, S W. , la I 1'iank L. t'olenian, 't Uv. to W. It. l'oliiniiii, l). C. 1). to i lilt, fn Ntf of SW. see;- li, twp. S S It, I Hast ..... I . .1... It k ... . t ....... t .. . jmiii ii. i.cai n ii .r'liiaiui irfuii;.' No. 23. A. V. K A. M land in soe. 12. tn. :)!. 9. t. :' E (lilt i il SALTS IF BAGKACHY Drink lota of water and stop eatinc neat for a whils if your Bladder troubles yott. Wkn you wke up wilh bvkaolis and anil Buw-ry in tra Kidney region it gen- ' riUlT Bituna you hve ben wxtinit um ! trKh meat, iwji s well-know authority. ; Xleat forms urio sold which overwork the kiitneys- in their eir.ut to ulter it from tbe blot .1 and thry breome sort of -ralrifd and lontr. When your kidneys irrt tlutorUh aud clog you mutt rrtirV tlin, like you relieve your boel; re- j nii'Ting ail tbe body's urinous it, ! you hTe Ucksche, tick heixiwlw, ' Aury Illt; your stomach snurs, tongu , is tooted, and vrbrn the weather is tJ f rou have rheumnlie twiHK-v. Thi urine I is olouilv, full n( seilinwntv channel ofi : (.et sure, tr cali!s sad you are oblid o srrk relief two or thrve times durttiK tbe nicW. Lither oomult a (rood, rilUUn plyi cian st one or icot from your pbaruwelia about (our ounces of Js-l Salts; take a t-iMnpoonful In a gla I water ' before breakfast fur a few days and your kidntys will then set One. ibis f inioiit ' salts Is mju!s from the acid of rrspr and Irmon Juke, combined with liUiU, ' and baa bt-ea ud for generations to clean sod stiinuiaUt sluh kidneys, alio to neutraliw acids la the urine so it no Jonper irritates, thus ending bladder weak Dee. Jad f-'alts is a life saver for regular meat eater. It is inrtpensive. cannot I injur sad maks a Uei.jUlfuJ, afltr 800 i vescsut Uthta-wsUr ttrlok, must hn vr lbs heat r-f the "jtUff of life" I'.' thy ore healthy and happy. Buy tbotii ' NUT-BROWN BREAD "Tho II read Hint Builds' PEERLESS BAKERY Ask yonr dealer for Nt'T llItOWN RRKAI) BUSINESS- Veterinary Hospital AND Sale Stable DR. G; A, GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 lee Watkins 6 Co. FEED STORE Choice Grade Crushed Barley, Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay, Craw and Poultry Feeds. Custom Orfn'fllns mid Ilolllng n Specialty. ,397 South Front St. Gook With Gas -. Wf lKiw luivo tlif lis l'lant in lirsl t ins k1i.ih nltt i' rcinotlfliuj; aiitl witling ni-w ptiiiiunt , nutl jii'c ftiriti -liin-LC nu up-to-tiatf quality of 1;ik. Xnlliin ln-ltcr in iiwiniiraotiiivtl jx s. - . ; WE CARRY FIVE DIFFERENT LINES OF Modern Gas Ranges wliirli wo sell mi niuiiilily payments ami install tlicin in ytmi' Uoiiic, , ' . Oaa ia cleaner, more economical ancl the greatest labor saver of any fuel. )'.'' CiunVin aiul lot's talk over the fiu-l unt'slion, or iliinu (J'jrt, aiul t will mil on von. SouthernEOregon Gas Co. Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. 14 Will At Homelike Accomodations, Comfortable, Spacious Lobby And the Home of the Famous. 1 Arthur H. Meyers' Man ARTIFICIAL $50.00 LIMBS $78.00 .lrm, l-ci, llrace4 .rrh MnpporlM Wm. B. Kelly Si Co. Kill 'n.l SI. Itikklunil. Calif CLOTHES ECONOMY ' I.mlu-f.' unit Mrn'N w.lletl nml fmletl itiirnx-nlM cleane! nnrt rtri-l for u IH'tiilnuli cIiutki'. All tvork Itlten i-m-l und cnrvfiit iiil.-nlluit. 'ruck ini ruled for nnd tlellNf.ri. k. W. Ii.r)llic. ItVK.lt ft Cl.i:l'U I'ltoM. r.ii us Mhri.i Toi'; ESTABLISHMENTS Automobile Sp Merriman's Blacksmith Sho THOMAS T. MEREIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside "With Medford Trade Is Medford Made." G. B. W ATKINS ii. ik opkm;i AN UP-TO-DATE -SHOE REPAIR SHOP ' v ' At iu7 x. maix HT, irxl Doov to Walkrr Auto' tin. PAINT AND CLEANUP Have You Done It? im Tin; vkuv IIKAKT OF THK l ITV 1111. 1 nl. Great White Way" He Your llentlnuaiiers This I'lipultit? llosltlry. ft AG C R TO THE PUBLIC: Wi hnvc pickcil up n Imrcrnin in Dry Mixfl WoimI, which vi urn Itithsint nu to our fmlnrneri. Snap While It Lasts Phone 70 VALLEY FUEL CO. rings Phone 279-J The Old Reliable SHOE SHOP . No. 7 N. Fir Street; Best Shoes for (less ' ' 1 Money r'M We handle Weyenberjj shoes '.' '-; ' X.'', TLig Class j , ', Shoe Repairing, ? HERBERT- TILLEY MEDFORD TENT ANB AWNING WORKS . ' . MANi:PACri nniifl Awnings, - Tents, Auto Tops anc Cushion works; Tourist . Supplies Anything made of Ca'nva&v ' f. i'. in kk i :, rnbiv riiono m,i-j . i Oj.p. 8. I iHxioi; ' Motlfoit