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club, State Chamber of . Commerce,
Portland Chamber of Commerce. Ro
tary club, Lions club, Kiwanis club.
Progressive Husinessinon's club, Kast
Side Businessmen's club, The Press
club and other organizations.
The misssion of the caravan is to
carry a mesage to the people of Ore
gon concerning the needs and In
spiration surrounding the building of
the 1925 Exposition and what the -fruits
of our labor will-be.
Woman Held by Dry Raider as Hostage
to Force Return of Bootlegging Husband
OF OIL SHALE AT
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What 1h probably, one nf the moat
extensive and valuAbio (liHsitH of oil
Hhiile in the United States has hwn
uncovered by enKlneerB of the Hart
man Syndicate of the VncltU'. Coant
In the, Dead Indian country- at the
head of Antelope valley and South
ern Oregon has promiHeH of a new In
dufltry whU'h will materially Increase
her pay-roll In time. The Hartman
Syndicate controls the use of Hart
man retorts in the territory west of
the MlHKluftippi river and will employ
thia type of retort to extract oil from
flhalt1. The company Iiub under lcusu
from the government 3500 acren of
land that in practically a ho I Id iiihnh of
oil-bearing Hhale and Jh now taking
HtepB to begin the actual production
In southern Oregon.
H. W. Hartman, head of the syn
dicate, 1h widely nown iih former chief
of maintenance and const ruction of
the great nitrate plant which was
constructed at AIuhhuI Shoals during
the war, where at ono time lie had
under his supervision 14,000 men. He
Itf construction engineer and con
tractor of the Hartman Syndicate and
brother of tho inventor of the Hart
man retort.
'Associated with him Is W. A. Petti
grew, a civil engineer of many years
experience. Mr. Hartman and Mr.
Pottigrew were tho engineers who
followed the float und surface indi
cations of shale in the Dead Indian
country and determined the extent of
the vast deposits. CI. H. J'ettlgrew is
also, with the company as mechanical
engineer. James Barrett, , a well
known Ashland cattleman, is onp of
tho principal promoters of the entor
pilso. .-Public demonstrations for the
Tnople of Southern Oregon Interested
In tho plans of tho company aro held
every afternoon at Mack's Oarage in
Ashand In which a retort of one-ton
capacity. Is employed. This retort ex
tracts 100 gallons of oil, over two
barrels of oil from ono ton of Dead
Indian shale. . This is a high grade
oil with a paraftn base.1 Besides gas
there aro bv-products of gas, lamp
black and fireclay.
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Two U. S. Treaties
J Registered With
"? League of Nations
GENEVA,' Auk. 10. Two American!
trcutles that ondlne'tlia state of war
between the United States and Ger
many and the Yap uKreement have
been registered with the Lougu of Nu
tlpng by Germany and Japan.
,The Yap treaty Ib the second docu
ment growing out of tho Washington
conference to be filed with the league,
the other ono being the Chlnese-Jup-
anoao siinntung accord,
line uorman-Amerlcan treaty was
one of sixty registered by Germany
who, although nut a moinbor of the
league, has offorod to reglBter her d
lomatle agreements. ;
More than 300 traatlos, Including a
score signed by the United Statos now
have been filed with the loaguo secre
tariat,,
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When Clarence Dell, of Cincinnati,
returned to his homo last week he
found his wlfo and four year old son
absent. Ulnnod to the back of a
chair was this note:,
."We are holding your wife at
Loveland, Ohio, until you appear be
fore tho mayor of said village of
Lovelund to face a charge of possess
ing Intoxicating liquor. Wo advsc
your Immediate appearance or a wa
runt will be sworn out for you.
'William J. Fritsch,
"Deputy Marshal
' As a result, a warrant, chargln
kidnapping, wus Issued against
I'rltsch, who Is tho third prohibltio
agent to be arrested In Clncinna
this year. Photo of Mrs. Pearl Hell
wife of Clarence Hell, with their son
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackaon
County Abstract Co.)
Marriage Licenses
Stunlsluw Kyhonsky und Marie
Seldl.
Doctor Leslie Ewlng and Vivian
Bell Crump.- ,
Eugene L. Freolnnd and Anna Vera
Good.
Earl It. Van .Leouwen and Gladys
June lllnrnan.
Uoyd 8. Lacy and Ethel Hackler.
Win. T. Wlllfoung and Flora Kanotf.
WHY THAT LAME BACK?
Thirt ' morning lamenosa those
snarpi pains when bonding or lifting,
niakoj work a burden and rest Im
possible. Don't bo handicapped by n
bad back look to your klduoys. You
will muko no mistake by following
this Mouroru resident's example
Mrs. Jl H, Gustln, 621 S. Orapo St
says: ! "I liavo beon taking Doan'B
JvUlney PIIIb off and on for years
whenever 1 liavo felt tliu need for a
kidney remedy and I have ulwnyR ro
colveit satisfactory romilts. My kid
neys have ulways been weak and the
leust little cold or strain affects them
and ihnkea my buck weak und Innie.
A couple, of boxes of noun's Kidney
Pills, however, have never failed to
remove the misery and strengthen my
kidneys.'' .
Kour Yours Later: Mis. Oustln
said: ' "I gladly confirm all I suld
In my former statement In favor' of
OnanV Kidney Pills as they have
never fulled to glvo mo good relief.
I use them when 1 hnvo nny sign of
kidney disorder with flno results."
BOc nt all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs.,. Iluffulo. N. Y. Adv.
GEM CHUNG
China Herb Store
..T.h., J" 1 owin i Olm Chunir of
Meilford, Ore., hits enroll mo of goitre
?,',' ,"L.,n,!rn re"le. . 8. M. Leonard,
6U J HI.. Umnls 1'iim,
This la to curtlfy that Olm ChunK of
Miroril. Or.. hu cured ma of rupture
' ?r,fiui. )rt;?r"' ""'"'""if- K. U. laham,
., 4H S Sl.i Omuls I'iiiib, Ore.
... . Mmlford, (ireiion. Jan. IS, 1917.
. .Thlf !" .I0 "'rtify that I. tho under-
.,, alRueil. hail very severe stomach troutila
,v anil hn bean bothered for aovenil yeara
and last AuKuat was not expected to
live, anil hearing nf Olm Chung (whose
Herb store la at 214 Houlh Front aUeet.
Moilfonl), I ileeiileil to set herbs for my
,,'iut:,i iitjintie, mm i Hiaricti lo relliiKi
- batter as soon as I iihaiI tii.m n,,,-.
am a Well man anil can heartily r.-com-,
mend anyone afflleteil as I was to ae
Olrn Cluing and try hla Herbs.
'iflgned) w. R. JOHNSON.
i Wnw Lewla. Ragla Point.
W, L. Chllilrolh, KiikIo Point.
M. A. Anderson, Meilforil,
B. Tt. Iliflmea, nagle Point.
C. 15. Moora. KnBle Point.
J. V. Mollltyra. Kaglf, Point
Quo, Von der Helli n. Kagle Point
. ThAa. HI. NMhola. Knirl Pnl.
CoilTININTAL
OlpjyOODitAVEHlPE
Quotation on Pumps anil Rams for lr
t riiratlon.
7IIOS. I. TEMI-LJI, Modford
Circuit Court
P. Williams vs. Alta Naylor ot al.
Summons.
A. W. Walkor vs. Klroman'B Fund
Inniirnnco Co. Undertaking 011 appeal.
C. K Terrl)! nt al vs. Chauncey
Floroy as county clerk, ot al. Sum
mons. '
Med. Fur. & Ildwo. Co, vs. M. F.
Hnnloy. Summons.
C. I. Hutchinson et al vs. James A.
Whitman ot al. To quiet tltlo.
Bullock Merc. Agoncy vs. E. O. High
et al. To recovor money.
City of Modford vs. A. A. Ilalcom
et al. Proof of publication.
Probate Court
Est. Charles K Young. Petition and
qrdor.
Est. Annie Gush. Proof of publica
tion, . . ,
Est, Eliza J. Mclntlre. Proof of pub
lication. Est. Julia C. Fielder. Ordor, petition.
Est. May V. Cnim. Admitted to pro
bate. Guardianship Ivan Crum. ' Admitted
Lto prohato.
Guardianship F. Kramer Geuel, Ad
mitted to probate. .
Tat. Frank G. Owen. Admlttod
probate.
Est. V. W. DlrdBeye. Admitted
probate.
Est. S. H. Glnss. Paid vouchers.
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Real Tstate Transfers
Ainarautha Nye to Ellse A.
Philips, N. lis 1-3 acres of NEVi
sec. 10, tp. S3, S. It. 3 E 10
Amaruntlm Nye, to Nelson M,
Nye et ux, S. Uni 2-3 acres in
Nli 14 sec. 10, tp. 33, S. It. 2 E. 10
Shorift to Poter Michalczewskl, '
EM, of tt',',4 sec. 10, tp. 39, S. H.
2 E l!li2.0S
llhrtsel L. Ilobbs et ux to Andrew
Tackstrom. lot 11, blk. 2, Wll
leke's Add. to Medford a. 10
Dave ltoberts et al to Lulu Fold
malor, laud in soc. R, tp. US, S.
It. 4 W 1
W. George Perhum to Emily P.
Counts, lots 10 and 11, blk. 2.
West Medford Add 10
I. N. L. Shrlner ot ux to G. O. Van
Natta ot ux, land In soc. G, tp.
39 S 11. 1 K (it)
Zach Cameron to C. W. lliitca,
lot 11, kiV6 lot 12, blk. 3, Sunny
sido Add. to Modford 10
C. V. Hates et ux to Ida WerU.
lot 11. E'i lot 12, blk. 3, Sunny
aide Add. to Medford 1S00
C. M. Wisely et ux to Thud P.
Coleman, lot In hilt. 4, Ashland 10
It. II. Toft et nx to It. A. New-
laud, land In D. L. C. 42, tp. 3",
S. K. 1 W
J. A. lleuter et al to Alfred Nor
lis, lot 2, blk. 3, Curwoll Add.
to Jacksonville 10
T. C. Norris to Maud M. Swan
et al, lam) in sec. 35, tp. 37. S.
II. 3 V 10
Hose R. Slngler to Cora Wilson
et vlr, lots 1, 2, 3, blk. 2, Sunset
Park Add in
R. H. Toft et nx to 11. A. Newliind
lot 7, blk. 1, Imperial Add to
Medford lo
W. E. Lane ct ux to Daniel L.
MeNagy et ux, lot 10, blk. 63.
Medford in
Lula M. lluhn to Warren Hearing
-lots In Talent 4011
Mary A. Fry et vlr to A. T. Lund.
Brcn, laud in sec. 31, tp, 37, S. ,
n. 2 W.'
City of Medford to Anna Rado
van, lots 5 and 6, blk. 73, Med
ford G. H. Yeo et ux to Maggie U.
Culbertson, lot- on Mountain
Ave., Ashland
G. T. Carpoliter et ux to F. E.
Black et ul, lots. 1, 2, 3, blk. 55,
Saxman's Ponnsylvanla Add. to
Ashland
Frank lllack et al to Marcellus L.
Stockton et ux, lots 1, 2, 3, blk.
55, Saxman's Pennsylvania
Add. to Ashland
Lucy D. Williams to John O'Con
nor et ux, pt. D. L. C. 55, tp. 37,
S. R. 2 W
TeBsa M. O'Connor et vlr to Lucy
D. Williams, land In D. L, C.
7(1, tp. 37, S. R. 2 W
Emily H. Farlin to W. K. Chaun
cey, lots 3 and 4, hilt. U7, Cen
tral Point
Leavltt K. Cornfield et ux to Jen
nie K. Coleman, lots 17 and IS,
blk. 2, Frultdalo Add. to Med
ford ..-i....:.
Nina II. Dlackert et vlr to', Ray
mond Stevens, lot 9, blk. 5, Gar
ner & Subln's Add. to Rogue
Klver
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yThooiaa Melghan at Page
Score another hit for Tommy
Melghan and tho Pago theatre, whore
ho Is featured in tho current attraction
"Our Leading Citizen," an original
story wrltton for the screen by George
Ado, ,tho celebrated American author.
This is one ot tho best, most whole
Borne photoplays witnessed In s3me
time. There 1b a capital story, a ro
mance as inspiring as It is interesting,
and nil ubundance or the clean brand
ot humor that has made George Ade
lumnus.
1 hero Is also a merry comody of
fering, togother with a news weekly,
while the playing of Hetty Drown in
accompaniment with tho showing o
those productions is splendid.
Eva Novak at Rlalto
The Rlalto theatre offers a rare treat
for followers of tho silent drama in Its
presentation of "Man From Hell's
River," written by James Oliver Cur
wood, und which will be 'shown the
remainder of tho week, beginning to
day. Threo dominant fnctors stand
out to give this production an unusual
appeal. Ono is the marvelous sceiierv
of tho Yosomlto valley during the win
ter season. Another Is the story,
unique for lis novelty of presenting a
variation on tho Northwest Mounted'
a story replete with thrills.
It -Is adapted from Mr. Curwood's
novel, "The God of Her People." It
bus Its loculo In northwest Canada and
revolves around the soll-snci iflce of a
girl to spare her father, and tho ro
ninn.ee between her and a Mount ie.
The third conspicuous highlight is the
introduction of the wolf-dog. Rln Tin.
tno iiusklo who acts us pilot of tho offl
cer's dog team.
I Ail excellent supporting cast has
lu,oon selected. Tho names include
walluco lleerjv Kva Novak, Robert
Klein and Frank Whltson.
SureReiief
FORINDIGESTION
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25 and 75 Package EvhTT
The Oregon Exposition caravan
under the direction of aMyor George
L. Baker of Portland will arrive . in
Modford Friday afternoon at 4:15
from Crater lake. Muyor C. E.
Gates Is muklng the local arrange
ments and an Impromptu raeetlng
will bo hold Friday evening In the
city park during the band concert.
Speakers of the caravan will be heard
at that time.
Saturday morning tho caravan
starts for Ashland where another
large meeting will be held to welcome
them. It Is expected that there will
be a large crowd at the meeting here
Friday night as among the speakers
who will be heard are some of the
most prominent buslnesa men on the
coast.
The object of this caravan Is to
convey to the people the Import
ance of getting ready for the year
1925 when Oregon will act as host
to the civilization of two continents.
This caravan was made possible
only by the patriotic Influence and
enthusiastic appreciation of a group
of men whose state wide Interest bus
accepted the exposition aa the ve
hicle tp place Oregon in international
prominence. '
The various clubs represented In
the enravnn consist of Portland Ad
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