MEDFORD MATL THTBUE, MKDFQTvD, QTlEflOX. TUESDAY, XOVEMflEK '21, 1022
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REGULA
PROMISES-FARMERS
R SESSION
J WASHU'f :TC1X, Nov. 21. Vrenii
dent (larding. In Ills onnual message
to the regular session of cohbioss
enfly: in December will recommend
the brondcnlng of credit systems
tinder government provision and con
trol with n view to relieving nerirul
tural distress.
. The, prudent announced this in
tention to congress today at the con
clusion, of his special address dealing
With tho merchant marine bill. He
Bald thot while this" congress and the
tliecutlve branch of the government
lind dime much which had proved
Kidney and Bladder
TroDbles Conquered
or Money Back
For 40 years, saitl Dr. Carey, I have
b6n prescribing liiy Prescription Xo.
7Tt. (kjiow' tor years as Marahroot)
fr;;feldney and bladder sickness and
rio$i'U.at I have retired from active
proctitH 1 have made arrangements
wltfc rlrntlinfr druKiTint.s to dispense
lit Id Wonderful prescription at ft mod
erate 'price, on the money back if
dissatisfied plan.
n fteWaro of kidney die.iKe Ihoun
Oflds;fc. of it every year who ousht
to ,bii . enjoyinpr the blessings of life
and health. Watch tho symptoms. If
you. have specks floating before the
yes,' jittffy eyes, clammy feet or
liolst palms, backache or sideache,
you ought to get a bottle of Dr.
Carey's famous Prescription No. 777
right away.
H has wonderfully benefitted tens
of -thousands of cases of kidney and
bladder troubles and is tho medi
cine 'you can always depend upon.
JtcRuUs are guaranteed.. '
. NOTfc Dr. Daniel G. Carey was a
practicing physician for many years
and .his exeat Prescription No. 777
aided thousands of. sufferers from
kidney -nnd bledder troubles. Here
after you can always eet this effec
tive prescription in both liquid and
tablet form at all reliable pharmo
ciaitt the 'country over. Adv.
iiHpfuI to the farmers, attmiUctily U
had nut Un emuh.
ml aid to tho farmer?
was highly essential to the jKitiomU
welfare, ho addnd. Him-
might safely boast the cood fortune
which the farmer did not share.
The declaration . was applauded
and senate and house members of the
farm bloc expressed much gratifica
tion afterward at the prospect of a
more detailed recommendation later.
EX-GOVERNOR NOT
GUILTY PEONAGE
l'EXS.TOl A, F!n., Nov. 21. (Hy
the As oc'ated Ptci-,) Following
deliberat'oiu lasting only nine mln-ut.-s
i jury in the Cnited States is
tri"t ,'ourt nere l:ttc lost night, found
Kidney J. Calls, former governor of
Florid". n t puJPv pf the chtrge of
having held In a state of peonage
John Henry Kogers, negro.
District Attorney . Cubbcrty Indi
cd.-d shoul. after -the verdict that
he v otild move today to nolle prosse
an Indictment against. Mr, Cfttts,
ofiarging peonage relating to Kd
Brown, another negto, said to have
been employed hy Mr. Catts at the
.a tie time .s It .ge -v
HOT DEBATE MARKS TANGLE
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question ot divorce of corporate owner.
ship had nover been considered. Ter
minals in one city are Owned hy one
of tho two companies and the lines
leading into tho terminals are owned
by the other in many places, he said
Where lines paralleled each other
thore had been a. tendency to let the
Southern Pacific build the feeders
while the Central Pacific owned the
trunk line which carried the bulk of
the traffic.
Separation now would force a con
s'derable amount of new railroad
construct '.on, Mr. Burkhalter eaid, as
each company would endeavor to fit
Itself for Independent operation while
in many other places there would be
a surplus transportation capacity left
idle.
A further difficulty, ha added
would be the necessity, for breaking
up the operating organisation of the
employes. He asserted that a disso
lution would necessitate both the
eroction of new shops and the leav
ing vacant of existing shops.
-4 Taste flty
A
EXPECT WINBURN
TO APPEAL CASE
U is generally thought that Jesse
Wlnhuru of Ashland will appeal to
(ho supreme court from the decision
tendered in circuit court last Sat
urday by Judge F' M. Calkins in
which the latter affirmed the judg
ment of the lower court In Its levy
of a $200' fine. In the case of Win
burn, pialntiff, against the city of
Ashland and others, defendants, on
ft charge of picknicking on tho Ash
jmtd water shed.
. Judge Calkins' decision was partly
as follows:
, "This cause canto regularly on for
hearing In open court upon the writ
of review heretofore Issued heroin
slid the defendants' return to said
writ. The petitioner appearing by
F. P. Farrell, Heataea & Reames and
E. E. Kelly, his attorneys, and the de
fendants appearing hy W, M. Briggs,
their attorney. And the court hav
ing sat and heard the arguments of
respective counsel, and now being
fully advised In the premises. It is
ordered that the judgment of the
lower court be and hereby is In all
things affirmed."
MAKEGOWTKTS
DECEMBER FOURTH
. Cow testing for tuborculosis will
start In this county on December 4.
A federal inspector will ho on the
job to wake a clean-up of the county
as far as possible;
Dalrym&u are requested to take
note of this and if their names are
not down on one of the petitions cir
culated this summer phone to or
write at once to County Agent Gate's
office.
This should be done promptly If
dairymen want their testing done so
that the itinerary may be made up
completely while tho work la being
done in this territory.
. Three years' passing federal in
spection entitles a herd to entry on
the accredited list. ..
.New Books at County Library
OBITUARY
VAUGHN Meliisan Vaughn died at
the home of his son, W. H. Vaughn
near Central Point, Nov. 19 at the age
of SO years, nine months, five days.
Deceased was born in Gloucester
shire, England, Feb. 14,1842, where he
lived , until ha was about forty years
old, .when he was married and came to
California in ISSl. He lived there two
years and came to Willow Springs,
OreSou, where he lived but a short
time before moving to Ashland and
was employed on the railroad for 14
year's. Leaving Ashland he came to
the Central Point vicinity where1 he
passed away.
He leaves to mourn his loss beside
scores of friends, Charles Vaughn, a
son, In Linton, Ore., Stanley, William
and John, sons, In Central Point, Mrs.
Geo, Porter of Medford, Mrs. V. llar
denburg of Courtney, Idaho.
' Funeral services will bo hold Wed
nesday at 2 p.- m. at the Perl Funerai
Home, Rev. Millard officiating. Inter
ment In Hargadine cemetery, Ashland.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
. Among those who have stopped at
tho Medford City Auto camp within
the past two days are; W. V. Iake
and one other from Ccntraila, Wash.,
en route south; Bert Harris and five
others from Yakltna, Wash., en route
south: P. Becker and ona other from
Alberta, Wis., en route south; I.
Atichair and party ef four from
White Fish, Mont , en route south;
A. J. Sanford from Redmond, Ore.,
en .route', home; R, Lounsberry and
one other from Wenatence en route
south; Wm, Saners and one other
from Seattle en Touta south; Roy
Denning and one other from Tacoma,
Wash., en route south; A. It. lang-
ham and one other from Tacoma en
route to Los Angeles; E. D. Burring
ton ,and party ot seven from River
side, Calif,, en route to Bandon, Ore.;
J. H. .Corbie from Eagle Point, Ore.,
en route to Klamath Falls, Ore.; B.
F. Gilbert and party of three from
Portland, en route south, and D. D,
Mann and three others from Tacoma
en route to Fresno, Calif.
DACGHERtY IMPKACH31KXT
CASE COMES VP AGAIX
WASHINGTON, Nor. 21. rPlans
to support the resolution introduced
in the house, by Representative Kei-
lar, 'Jlinesftta.' republican, ' fof im
peachment of Attorney General
Daugherty was under consideration
here ioday Tjy the executive council
of the American Federation of Labor.
Liggett & Mvms Tobacco Co.
Used by Three Generation
"I use Foley's Honey and Tar per
sonally, give it to all my children and
now to my grandchildren with the
same good results. I tried many kinds
af cough medicines, bat never want
anything but Foley's Honey and Tar,'
writes Mrs. E. K. Olson, Superior,
Wise. Foley's Honey and Tar was
established in 1875 and has stood the
test ot time serving three generations.
It quickly relieves coids, coughs and
croup, throat, chest and - bronchial
Fiction.
Shoe-bar Stratum, Ames: Flowms
Gold, lieaeii ; When the vst rt as
Young. Ttechdolt: live Nfuhts at the
five Pines, liaul: One .Man In Ins
Time, Glasgow; Tho Ulur Circle. Jor
dan; Wintermven: a Tale of the ltj-
constructlun i-aing: Habultt, Lewis;
tin a Passing Frontier, laiidertnan;
The I led House Mystery, Milne: Cer
tain Petmle of Importance. Xorris;
Two Shall He Horn, Oemler; The Itealj
Diary of the Worst Fanner, Shuts;
Gentle Julia, Tnrkington; Merlon of
the Movies, Wilson.
Xon-l"Ution.
Contemporary Uritisli Literature,
Manly & lUckcrt: Comfort Fouml tit
Good Old ilDoka, Fitch; An Introduc
tion to PhHosoittiy, Windeltaml; TiH'S
Freudian Wish and Its Place in
F.thics, Holt; iteligion and HuslnvaW.)
liaison; The Five Ureal Philosophies j
of JJfe, Hyde; Man and the nivewe.
iMiigo; Philosophy and th Social
Problem, Durant; Manhood of litl-j
manity; the Science, and AtE of JIti-
man KuBineering, Korzbyskl: !hei
Federal Farm Ixian System in tie-
ration, Wiprud; Crime and Criminal,'
Merrier; The Modern - itailioad,
Hungerfnrd: Historic Costumes. Uit
chett; Ktnstein's Theories f Itela-
tivity and firuvltntlon. Wrd; is Amer
ica Safe for Democracy? MtOHfitHl:
Wild Flowers ot the North American
mountains, Hcnshaw: a Short His1
tory of Nursing, Dock & S!iva,i; The
i lunula MochanJsm, Hough: Vita-
mines, essential food factors; Heart
Troubles; Their 1'reve.iUca and Ite
lief, lUxhon; Electrieil MacMr.try,
Annett; The Element of itaitrcad
Knglneering, aytnond. Practical i;o;ui
iiuilding. Foots; TIi'j 1 o-.uicn, Cod
structlun and Malntcnnaco if IlraJs,
Cfoodeii; Operation and Maintenance
of Irrigation H-stems, Harding: The
Farm Uureau Movemcn. Kile: iiraift
aj( Engineering, Murphy: ProdUctlv
Small Fruit Culture, Sears; Tiie Gar
den Yard, Hall: Putnam's Household
Handbook, Croy; Materials for the
Household. V. 8. Standards; Naft-iy,
for the Household. C :i. Standards; A
Textbook of Simpla Nui-tiin,! Piti
cedure for Cs in High Hciiools, I?cpe;
Uadio Kngineering und Opei'titioii of:
a Blmplo Homemade Ttinlio Keceiv-i
ing Outfit, U. S. Standards; lindia m
struments and measurements; Prin-:
clpies of the telephone, Janchy
Falter.
Kidder, Building construction and
superintendence; Nolen, New ideals
in the planning of cities, towns and
villages; Mills, Your national parks;
Collier, Basket making; KHckmnn,
The modern crochet book; Morto:!,
The art ot theatrical make-up; Ferris,
Producing amateur entertainments;
Frost & Wardiaw, Basket ball and In
door baseball, for women; Lang, His
tory of Knglish literature: Conkling,
Wilderness songs: Lincoln, Hhyraes of
a. homesteader; Maekaye, CaHbaa By
the. yellow sands; Storm, - Minstrel
weather; Nathan' & 'sloncken. The
American credo; Curie, This world of
ours; Steiner, Oid trails and new bor
ders; Tyndaie, An' artlBt in Italy;
Busbey, Home life in America; Austin,
The laud of little rain; Hawthorne, Na
thaniel Hawthorne and his . wife;
HcBcrmann-Liiidacrome, In the courts!
of memory; Meeker, .The busy life of j
eighty-five years; LumltolU!, New;
trails in Mexico; Bancroft, Htstcry of
Oregon.
Pamphlets j
V. S. Bureau of Agriculture: !isi-i
uess methods of marketing hay;
-ereal foods; Common white grubs; ,
Cotton tail rabbits in relation to trees
and farm crops; Currants and goose
berries; Duck falsing; Fermented;
pickles; Goose raising; Home .tan-,
ning; Onion diseases and their con-!
troi; Stock poisoning death camaa; j
Tractor on southern farms; Vsca oft
rural community buildings. i
U. S. Chemistry bureau; Inssjection
of fruit and vegetable canneries. j
I'. S. Education bureau: The district:
owned or controlled teachers home, j
U. S. Forest Service: Oleoresia pro-
duction. . ,
Oregon Agricuiturai College Ksperi
meot Station: Fattening steers. j
Sooks for Children 1 i
Barbour, The Turner twins; Beard.!
Little folks handy book; Bryan. A
treasury of hero tales; Carrick, Ple-s
ture tales from tha Russian; Dole, The
new American citizen; Fitzgerald, j
Prhjeitla jnniors basketry book; Jud-S
son, The yottns American; Macks y,
Plays of the pioneers; Skinner, The ;
garet story book; Ttirpiu, Whistlittg
Jimjis; Wilson. The whits Indian boy.
the story Uncle Nick among the Sho
shones; Ziegier & Ja quelle. Our com
munity, good citizenship in towns and
cities.
1 TL 3.
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INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Instantly! "Pape'sDiapcps'm"
Corrects Stomach so
Meals Digest
The moment you eat a tablet of
"Pape's Diapepsin" your indigestion is
gone. No more distress from ft sour,
acid, npset stomach. No flatulence,
heartburn, palpitation, or muery-making
gases. Correct your digestion for a few
cents. Each package guaranteed by
druggist to overcome stomach trouble.
PHOTOGRAPHS
for Christmas
SWEM'S STUDIO
117 R. Main St. Medford
FORD TOPS RECOVERED
8.75 to $10.00
For10Days.
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Oppo.il t S, !, Ttwnot
r - rLJ and
g Comfortable
-30 via e Shasta Route
mim i Sunn v
Ynr ftunfort is the first ton
Kidrratioii of Soatlirrji Pacific
cmploj-j who liav-e built up an
CBvtnblo ripuiafi3ii for t)rU'os ami efficient service.
Equipment of Southern Pacific trains is modern ta ap
pointments and eoatain all the features conducive to com
fort and luxury.
Observation cars and sfafipins cars with sceitoas. drawing
rooms and compartments facilitate the esjoymeni ef
scenery.
They afford privacy, rest, sleep, relaxation, and pleasure.
Excellent meals tastily preparwi and served in attractive "
dining cars appeal to the most fastidious.
Fcr LOW HOCX1J TBUP FAKKS, Train
Schedules, Sleeping Car Reservations,
and beautiful folders, ask railroad ticket
agents or write.
JOHN M. SCOTT,
G. P. A., Portland, Oregon
I ( i-Tnesj J
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 2:80 p. m.
Lv, Bosebarg 1:00 p. m.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
DAILT ISXCEPT SliSDAY
t,-?, Medford 10;0 s. m., 2-.S9 p. m 6:58 p. m. , "l
Lv. Grants Pass J:S0 a. tn 1:00 p. m 5:00 p. m,
BVXDAY SLY
L. Medford 18:00 . in., 4:30 p, m.
Lv. Grants Psbb 10:00 a. in., 4:30 p. m.
We connect with stages tor Portland. Marahfield and Creuat .
City. - - 1
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
- i Pbone 800
Buster Brown Is Commi
Next Thursday, Nov. 23 Is the Time!
Buster and His Dog
WILL ENTERTAIN THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF
MEDFORD AND SOUTHERN OREGON WITH
HISOWN
FREE SHOW
AT THE
Nat Thursday
NOVEMBER 23rd, 4 TO 5 O'CLOCK
AH Boys and Girls in Southern Oregon Are Invited to Be the
Guests of the
AT THfs SHOW GET FREE TICKETS AT THE GOLDEN RULE STORE TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER 21ST.
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