Ml'T.POUT) MATL TRTUUNE. MEDFORD. OUKfiON. THURSDAY. KKIJlilTAIiV 1". Htt:i
"PACK i THREE
SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin
links you see the iinine "Haver" on
lm-kafia or on tablet you are not get
ting the genuine Hny'er product pre
seribwl by physicians over twenlv-two
' years niiil proved Kite by millions for
voids, headache, tool lioclie, earache, neu
ralgia., lumbago, rheumatism, neuritis,
Blue Front Fixit Shop
111 S, Holly St.
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phono 454
Razor llludo Sharpening
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Wecks-Congcr Co,
Modfnnl. Ore.
SPECIAL OFFER
ON MUELLER
PIPELESS
FURNACES
Modern Plumbing &
Heating Co.
Sparta
will make a
mm
was made m0W$r
into this jj&
Write for our free
catalog tlescrthtnd
UrrtA nitmhlA (if
tree, Hhrubs anil
CI ants, and one
undre varieliej
of Rums
ffi Washington Nursery Co.
r1
and for pain in general. Accept only
"Haver" package which contains proper
directions. Handy boxes of twelve tab
lets cost few cents. Druggist also Bell
bottli of 24 and IOC. Aspirin is tho
trado mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaccticacidcster of Salicylicacid. ,
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Priced right
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PREST-O-I.ITE BAXTERT
STATION
For Oniric Sorvtrn Phone. 110
Call 620
MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING
COMPANY
and ask about, easy payment plan.
We now have six installations. A
satisfied customer is our best adver
tisement. Take advantage of this
special offer and have a warm com
fortable home this winter. Give us
your floor plan, and we will secure
for you a factory guarantee.
Building
House into
a Home
TKis House
nil immmj
That indefinable something called "homi
ness" is not attained by lavish expenditure
for ornamentation of the dwelling, but it
i3 in reach of the humblest property
owner, yes, even the tenant.
A small expenditure for a few vines, flow
ering shrubs, shade trees and roses trans
forms the commonplace surroundings
into a real "home" in the fullest sense of
the word.
Just a few dollars wisely expended for
correct ornamentation of your property
makes it more livable, and adds to the
selling value many times the cost of the
plants. '
Write for folder and ask our salesman for
suggestions as to how you may obtain the
most pleasing results in your own particu
lar case.
Sdlesmoi Everywhere More Wanted -,,
LAROLST IN THF. WF.ST
MANY SPEEDERS
GIVEN FINES IN
E
The first three days of Ibis work
were busy ones fur Justice tllenn U.
Taylor and deputy statu motor ve
hicle Inspector J. J. MeMaJion. Throe
i run ic cuaes vern uikimi ueium nivi
luctil juhUco on .Lincoln n mrinuay
and one was uttended to yesterday
afternoon.
Lawrence Myers of Central Point,
wuh fined $50 yesterday afternoon,
ftir haviiiR- pleaded fcuilty ho vera 1
days ago to n charge of falling to re
Jiort an automobile aeeident. Accord -
ins to McMuhon, Myers minded with
the car of Mrs. L. C. Seluti'lVr on the
20th of December near the Lincoln
school. A wheel was torn from Mrs.
Syhaffer's car and she and her three
little children were left Hittlnu in the
car while Myers backed away andj
drove off without offering any as
sistance whatever. I If did not re-,
port the accident to authorities, asl
required under state law. Anyone
having an auto accident Is required :
by law to report it within ;M hours.
Mnck Seymour was fined for;
.speeding when ho ploaded guilty on j
the 12th before Justice Taylor. i
Louis Ylmont was fined $ 15 si ml I
was given a suspended jail sentence
of ten days on a charge preferred by
McMuhon. The officer alleged that
Vimont drove a truck past the Wash
itiKton school at a speed of 2S mites
per hour. A plea of guilty was en
tered. Grace Hall was fined $25 and her
driver's license was suspended for a
period of ten days when she pleaded
guilty to a chargo of speeding. This
was her second arrest on such a
charge.
According to authorities speeding
is becoming too prevalent and the
failure to report automobile accidents
Is entirely too common.
Lumberman Is Killed
EVERETT, Wash., Feb. 15. OUie
Dawson, aged 31, employe of the Kbey
Logging camp, died at an Arlington
hospital Monday from injuries' re
ceived when ho was crushed between
cars. He is survived by his wife and
three children at Oso.
NOTICE
The Medford Cigar Store has as
sumed the name of Davidson News
Co. Legal notice.
O. U' DAVIDSON'.
For fruit trees of all kinds see Jas.
Inglis, representing tho Salem Nur
sery company In southern Oregon.
Headquarters, Holland Hotel. Special
long terms of payment to reliable par
ties requiring same. First class stock
only. Call, phone or write. tf
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back
For 4 0 yours, said Dr. Carey. I
have prescribing my Proscription No.
777 (known for years as Marshroot)
for kidney and bladder sickness and
now that I havo retired from active
practice I havo mndo urranRomonta
with leading druggists to disponso
this wonderful prescription nt a mod
erate piico, on tho money back It
dissatisfied plan.
Ilmvare of kidney disease thous
amis die of It every year who ought
to he enjoying tho blessings of life
and health. Watch the symptoms.
If you. havo specks floating boforo tho
eyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or moist
palms, backache or sideacho, you
ought to get a bottle of Dr. Carey's
famous Prescription N'o. 777 right
away.
It has wonderfully benefited tens
of thousands of enscs of kidney and
bladder troubles and is tho medicine
you can always depend upon. Re
sults are guaranteed.
NOTE Wr. Daniel O. Carey was a
practicing physician for many years
and his great Prescription No. 777
aided thousands of sufferers from
kidney and bladder troubles. Here
after you can ulwas get this offec
live prescription in both liquid and
tablet, form at all druggists and all
reliable pharmacists tho country
over. ' Adv.
A Big Value
Sale
Towels
Stamped, ready to
embroider
20 and 25 cts Each
Friday and Saturday
Feb. 16 and 17.
at the
Handicraft
Shop
'NEW SUPT. GRATER
LAKE ARRIVES 10
Charles (1. Thomson the newly
appointed superintendent of Crater
National Park to succeed Alex Spar
row, recently resigned, and his wifo
and two young sous, arrived in Med
ford this morning, accompanied by
Mr. and Mr. Alex Sparrow, who went
to Portland to meet them several
days ago, and have been entertaining
them in that city.
Their future residence plans until
the Crater lJke season opens are un
certain as yet, but -Mr. Thomson and
family have taken temporary fur
nished apartments on West 10th
street, corner of-King street, and thoy
went to theso quarters from tho train
at once, chaperoned by Mr. Sparrow.
Tho gonial new head of Crater
Lake park, when a local weliomer
Apologized to him for Oregon having
Mich bad weather, especially up
around Portland, since his arrival in
tho slate, and tho chilly and some.
what foggy weather of this forenoon
here, smilingly said:
"Oh, that is nil right ond Oregon
is all right. I well understand that
Ill's stato has had unusual weather,
hut it is not bad ut all. I've seen so
much worse."
Neither did the new superintend
ent have anything to say as to his fu
lure plans for Crater Lako except
that he hoped to get his foet on the
ground us soon as possible, and re
ferring to his remarks on that mat
ter published in the Portland inter
views with him and Mr. Sparrow. In
this connection the Portlnnd Oregoti
ian published tho following:
" 'I am, going quietly down to
Medford and slip into the place left
vacant by Mr. Sparrow's retirement.
I shall carry forward his plans. There
will be absolutely no change in pol
icy so far as I can prevent It, and
so far as possible I want to havo the
name personnel. Mr. Sparrow iB most
highly regarded at Washington and
the department was most reluctant to
see him leave. '
" 'The national parks are in for a
great year,' said Mr. Thomson.
'Tourists have been going abroad o
see devastated Franco, hut that urge
has about subsided. Never has there
been such a desire to set out by au
tomobile and be housed by a tent for
tho summer, taking In the national
parks on the way. Crater. Lake will
get its share of this big movement."
" 'The Columbia gorgo is wonder
ful,' ho told Alex Sparrow, retiring
superintendent, who, with Mrs. Spar
row, came up from Medford to meet
did' now boss of tho lake. 'I saw It
from tho train coming in this morn
ing.' '.'
" 'You haven't Bee half of It,' bark
ed out Sparrow. "It tomorrow Is a
decent day wo will go out there and
really look it over. You havo to got
It from the highway.'
" 'Thomson Is showing tho proper
appreciation,' confided Sparrow.
'Walt until he sees the lake, that el
fin sea of blue that, as Frank llranch
Riley says, is the most perfect gem
Ciod ever made. -"Why, If there
were no Crater lako at all, the aO
mile circle about it would still In
cludo tho greatest outdoor country
on the continent.' "
Market Nem
Uvc.-tloek
PORTLAND, Oro Fob. 15. Cat
tle, hogs, sheep nominally steady; no
receipts.
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 15.
Wheat, hard white, blucstom, baart.
L35; soft whito $1-27; western
white J1.2C; hard winter, northern
spring $1.21; western red $1.20.
Today's car receipts Wheat 0;
barley 1; flour C; outs 2; hay 7.
ltuttcr. .'
PORTLAND, Ore.i Fob. IB. Hot
ter firm. Extra cubes 42.V6 j43 Wc;
ordinary grudes 40 H 41c'; cartons
43c; prints 48c; butterfat firm No. 1
churning croam 43c . fob -Portland;
undorgrades 40c.
San Francisco Market. . ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS. (U. H.
Ilureau of Agricultural Economics)
Eggs, undersized pullets 24c.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 15. (Slate
Division of Markets) Poultry un
changed. ' SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 15. llut
terfat. pound C3c fob San Francisco.
Tortured Many Years by Kidneys
"I have had kidnoy trouble for
twelve years," writos H. P. Plukney,
West Jackson, Miss. "Pains In back,
joints, catches in tho hips, run down
and getting up too much during, the
night But since taking Foley Kidney
Pills, my suffering la over, and I feel
like a now man." Backacho, rheumatic
pains, kidney and bladder trouble
quickly relieved with Foley Kidney
Pills. Knfuse substitutes. Insist upon
Foley'B Honey and Tar, Sold everywhere.
Bond Redemption
State of Oregon, Comity of Jackson.
Troaxury Department.
Jacksonville, Ore., Feb. 14, Wa.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the Redemption
of II nils Nns. U, IH, 14 of School Dis
trict No. 49, dated April 8th, 1908.
Bonds payable at the office of the
County Treasurer.
A. ( WALKER.
Treasurer of Jackson Count v, Oregon.
27
ANEWH. SCHOOL'
i
Need fr n new blub stlioul in Med;
ford that would have facilities for'
providing recreation and wholesome
amusement fur young people was ex-1
nroHHi'd bv I'.islion Walter T. Sum
ner of the Kpiseopal church In an ad-
drees to the t'npco forum at Hh regu
lar monthly, meeting last night in the
Copco building, llislinp Sumner rhuse
"Service" as his subject, and outlined
tho many avenues by which service j
could be rendered to humanity. II"',
need of the world today, he said, is
for people to take n greater interest,
in persons and a lesser Interest lnj
things.
Among the other speakers of the
evening was L. J. Knox, member ot
the faculty of tho Medford high
t'.i-hool. who talked on 'The Outlines
of Pusiness Success." The forty
members of the Copco forum who
wero present declared tho meeting
one of tho most successful In the
history of tho organization.
For Colli 8,
infisienza
and as a
Preventive
Take
Laxatlva
Brosno
tablets
The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
The box bears this signature
30c.
free Demonstration
of
Crown Flour
-and
Crown Cereals
-at-
Hall & Hall
Cash & Carry Grocery
318 E. Main Street
Feb. 12 to Feb. 17
THREE THINGS it
will pay you to know
t about my Spring
fabrics:
That means
STERLING SERVICE
2 Big variety of pat
terns. That means
EASY SELECTION.
3 Last but not least,
Klein's prices.
That means GENUINE
VALUES
These are three, sound
reasons why you should
stop in here before
ordering your new gar
ment. (WW
128 E. Main'
Cherro Poultry Feeds
Contain-
The riftlit iiiimimt of I'ruloiii. 'Kit I, Ash mid Fiber, ('berfi
feeds lire UVown for their low f ,biT contents. This low Fiber
contents slufcvs Unit no Out hulls or cheu)) ingredients tire used.
I
Must foods have tlu: riht iiniount of Protein, but too. much
Fiber, mid KontTuily the p(iulli'iiicn think that high Protein
food is nil Unit is inquired for u nood food. This istot true,
however, trs .Fiber is just tis important. When you pjot n liiffh
l'rotoin and it hiy;h Fibored food you can be sure you nre not
Ti'ttiiijr a olonu food, because the composition of Fiter comes
from hulls and low tirade inured A'lits. Therefore, ii not Use
a biuh Fiborodjfedd regardless of tho Protein contents. High
Fiborod foods usunJly contain Out hulls ground finoi, cull pat'
tirotos, and unclean other products.
Just, to illunlrnte how to initio n 20 Protein lutd an 8 to
10 Fiber food; use 'JO pounds 70 Meat Meal, 40 pounds
Mill Kun, 10 pounds of cull Oab 0 rotes ground fine 120 pounds
Oat hulls ground, 5 pounds Gwnmoal, 5 pounds Oil Meal.
'Would you want to food this t;o your chickens or any of your
birds? 'We believe that many are doing so and do uot know
it. The nnalysjsl. of Cherro Poullrys Foods arc herewith
shown. You bo the judge.
Cherro Chick Mash
Protein l(i, Fat '1, Ash
-1, Fiber f..
Cherro Developing Mash
Protein 17. Fat 4, Ash
4, Fiber 5.
Cherro Scratch Food
Protein 9. Fat 3, Ash
2, Fiber 2.
Cherro Egg Mash
with Puttormilk
Protein 20, Fat 41,,
Ash 31L,, Fiber 5.
Capital Egg Mash
Protoin 17, Fat 5, Ash 41,, Fiber 7.
Also tho Analysis of Cherro Cow Chow
l'rotoin 18, Fat 5, Ash C ,. Fiber S.
Carried by
Lee Watkins, Rogue River Milling Co.
Phoenix, Mercantile Co., of Phoenix, Ore.
Jess Richardson, Central Point, Ore.
This Is Your Last Chance
and the last week of our
25 Discount Sale
Army Overcoats, reclaimed $1.03
Army Kain Coats, reclaimed , $1.00
Army Hals, roblockcd and new liands '. 95c
New. Towers and Sawyers Short. Slickers .$1.88
New Sawyers ProteS Slickers....! $2.98
New Bib Overalls, heavy $1.39,
High Top Kubbcr Boots $4.85
Knbbor Overshoes, 14 inch top .'..' -...$2.08
Aluminum Koastei's $l.i25
Aluminum Percolators : $1.25
This is good, heavy, .serviceable wear and worth double,
what wc ask for it.
AYc also have hundreds of other bargains. Conic and. sec.
TRADE AT THE ARMY STORE AND SAVE MONEY
United Army Stores
' 32 Central Ave. South
A Good Chance
for Someone
Our Bakery business has increased to such
an extent, it will require all of our atten
tion, therefore, we offer for sale the res
taurant and confectionery departments.
Anyone interested in getting a good loca
tion with a paying business, enquire at our
store.
Talent's
W. Main and Grape
I
Cherro Chick Feed ,
Protein 11. Fat 2, Ash
2, Fiber 2.
CheiTO Growing Scratch
Protein 11, Fat 21,70,
Ash 2, Fiber 2.
Capital Scratch Feed
Protein 9, Fat 21,,
Ash 2, Fiber 21,. '
Cherro Egg Builder .
Protein 19, Fat 0, Ash'
4, Fiber 5.
St.
Phone 505
3
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Toppcnish, Washington