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Tie Soatin P:iSe ccm.ja.irJ
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fiVwit ever 5.1 i terwe, f ule!
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IflLW-ArKZH. Wis, April 5. 3j
Ao.-n Press. Ti itite desart-
Ctt- f Uoetau hire gfrta Jaci
rat rata ne Satartar a.t boob to
tare me tanw-KAie ccr--merc eoci- ! rwIa'l etJCM to a decisioa ai
". IecrW to KOw a rraeiit; &iir. MooL. Joljr 4. ec.-aiE5 to
ivel of -xr taraizi in ta west Coilias. VTnrr'iir- toe- th x--r-.
Sw mxAe SMmixT fay ; husr-tr thin ti to fr :wi.n ntajoa- icaa LesrSon. bo rweired a telegram
n:t:in simfctn 114 Uitl ho )-: Vr r .. r 10 taat enect today.
oa a charge of fMMssioa of tatmxat-.
ins li.-jior aa4 ba3 wu set at j
TS raid oat of vhieb tie eharse -
V. Grant powE!
Tie gUss saov-caie in tie en
triaee of tie Tcery as jried o;a
Uat night aoi a talrt, a tie. a jair cf
attees and a pair of cordaror
I bfcrl BWJy H the tia ty on-
Maay Years of Suffering v.-.- m. h rey " py
Ended Wlea Health Be-: rUt K
stcred By Taslac, Declares ifi By roita nd r7 c
IJP-.ATK . ; atmtiwJt by popl whe tat-
' ue'j wr printed In the papers.
ui4 m I made no my mica m
It sure dia neip ce.
ir.-l I r.sht n' I tl strtmser ana
!m't str c bmS Is n ,f tsj'. tweeer tsiaa In a kds nine. j
trd AifrJ ; ute is r.raply flue, 1 reutn ii my
Liit !tn. w.:?.a rMj'eM of al hare bo trouble irora lnai-
til Ira St. S. Fcr-3.3. Oretoo. ; restion and the ga and pains like I
-For eren.l y-- I tad bm la ced to hae. That tired, ron-down
tie tMtiies t a tad ease f stttata ; (eeii.-.s- has all left me. too. and Jodr-Tw.-j-.
1 v . .A .k; r.m the vi. Taslac has helped
I LiT yair lister of Ajra 3-Jt .1. - ,1. , .-4 i e I dw t hesitate to gire Jt my
wlri was eaeiaed eesr re-. L-rt! I di suut to eat djazreed hjffeefn endorsement.-
Iitioc aiojeed iy tie e&y cotziI ci. wkJ se. Gas tented ra et scon:-; Taalae is for sale by all good drag-
Aaril 3rd I an Wi-n f.i s - afe asj I siif-,J c-sck dirs sosra. Att no lomnouoia. urer
Fraa2Ko and tU reran, ia abeU a i fy" TWj wt -d r4fter. 1 i miMott vtie o,a.
it- iataie a:e.y tiraiter w
LU imtif to go otc tUs sttaatica
iia yoi aai tie etier eiry aatioci-
tfea.-
Vr Dey's letter as ia resoue to
ca srr.ti by Ka?er Cad lis talliag
a;tectica to li resoiatioa eoeicoed.
aad ccatzaiiag as foU&vt:
In t.Tr'tti as 01 r crtr auoraey. J.
H. Cars:i2, kas dexjad tie rtrrr
of Siiti tzxvei sainay wiCx yoa re
eeatly, yoa are goeraHy faaiiLar
oar arocleae a4 we rai ajjre
ciate aay aisiftaaee froai year of
fice wiSea win te i!;fal ia getti&s
tie sereraJ proea aa4ir way.
resotstica ias sju oeea for-
wxrded to Sjriatendeat E I
K!ag of yoar eonpaay. aad we are
!iJ-l taai we ctay recre prosst
cooperation fro at fcia aad otier de
partnatj aadr wtoat tie&s natters
ecai.
'o rea!y Las yet ben receiTiti
frora Sipriatetdect K:;g.
nrT3Lac.' Arair Officers Drvss Shoes $4-95
Ilrrrn-.'i Girr:,a Tan, No. C5 $5.85
.rar Drv-ii Siie, Xo.
21 . $4.So
44 55J5
CVIinbta Work Shoe. Xo.
172 Union lla.ie $3.30
Co!mslia "Work Shoe Xo. 356,
?rtri teaw double sttle S4.85
Iunr-ss'i Puii Shoe Xo. 19, extra long counter arch
C.brataJ Ball Bririd. Hip Rubber vrith ankle strap,
sLks S t 12. new :
Ara.v Ption Foot Lookers $9-85
Ri-e!airsd Armv HaTersaek. with straps $1.25
$6.85
Army Leather Knaps?., made of saddle bag-
Xew 'nn:prTTn Perecilators :
Xr-Ts- Alasinnn Double Boasters
Aray Stc- Dnbbia (shoe grease)
Xew Bib Overalls, heavy blue d-iaim
Xew KhaVi Coveralls
S2.75
$15
$15
.06
$19
$355
Wall Tents, Aato Tents, Flys and Tarpaulins.
United Army Stores
Trade at the Store and Save Money 32 Central Ave. So.
FORUM TOPIC
that njoa lieir entrant Krs. f maoe tne ie?o 6y breeeies were taiea.
Meiigaa awried to the kiuhem with a ' west of the Kjn. dard the r?T'a7l. ? tn m- Coiiins said. Tie tiiei was erMently fngitcned
tfUtner that had been standing oa tie : rains in that Utr.w r7Zir,ZV- ' , 7 tte K" toou- !
awe. i er examined the sinK tn the . . r.' ' . ' .. i . . -. . 1.1- i.-u ;.a
kttAmfeioBdlaasdwea!:X 21 lie loot. reral shirta ta j a
t that aa dor cf Inaor was detected. ! ' 1 , tajr of breeehes were
Herbert Cothbert ef the W'.fir la r.nw vxm. CKr tne s.n was) iir. Powtil Cxd the t&fal l.-.rst
XonsvM Trntrm. mtx.ilm will reaviTed and the ilixd contained j mt!'. in progeny tued
address the members of the Medford therein recovered and introduce 1 as nnxzy exreoi -n
Chamber of Core mer-re at their forum eridesee. - I- the nnia
oa
oa Wednesday nocn
adrertisisg.
The adrertisins' f fedferd
Hire sabject at th t.me and
citizen ahoaid Kale It him or
commatltyj Andrew Neisoa. a gaest of Mrs.
Meugaa at the t:me of the raid, was
the chief state w-.tnesa with the ex-
ed ia rendnigi II flP
i-re a: I41.T4 .-; I I L
I. trke . ireful .tcdr of tesiinjcny in DOTT. tie WUI
the subject In order that whaierer l held as a material witness.
n&sney Is spent maj bring the maxi
mum returns.
District Attorney Rawies Moore
'.. per cent is to be taken as the
annial return rate, he eotrecded. x-
, pr earnings shoaUi be lIJ.Il.f.)
In lf; he said, actual earmejrs were j
Ii4.il in the United Staa. bat I
, he antued that the drop below the I
fc.lr return level was entirely due to
lars;e defy-us incurred in eastern and
RUNSRUi
Jioweae aiter he
choice.
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OUT GERMANS:
OBITUARY
Prrtlaad Ubrat.
PORT1-AND. Ore Apn! Wheat,
hard white, bloestem. baart lit:;
snft white II. 2$; western white 11.21:)
hard winter, northern spring, western
red. tl.lt. i
Today's car receipts Wheat 24;
flour il; corn : oats J. bay 1J.
represented the state and Attorney i southern territory whi h
Ceorge il. Rooeru the defendant.
Liberty bond
NEW TORK. April Liberty bonds
closed: 2H' 141.1; first 4Vs
secxnd iW 7.2i: third 4S. s
fourth 4(4' .; Vir.tfry 4's aa
called l.l; t'. 8. Treasury 4Vs'
.
SENATOR PLEASED
Bf WHEAT CROP
WELCH J. B. Welch passed
Ty t tie heffj? of ha daaeate-
Mrs. Xeilie Proci. 4T Noni Oakdaie
FRA-VKTORT-OK-MAiX. A3ril J ZZ" tZJ??. '
lirde cp almow completely by the (By the Associated Press.) '. i- JT ITfT , i
taking cf exre-s eamlnrs in the .. ; Trecch 5;iH (Algerian) trooja tint- rSZ ml'citt S.Z ,,S
In the.we,-era djetrict. Mr. PowU i I,..," . 1 5Je. Ill, Oct. i. 1JJ2 and was mar-
-.- . xku umuiea rted to Mi
0. V. MYERS
-ihe Track Man- - Picture Framing ,
MACK TBTJCKS '
REO SPEED WAGONS . Swem a Studio
V X. Holly PThmm Z '
WATCH YOUR MACHINE WORK
BATTERY - E .
PRKST-O.UTB BATTERi - ...... P , ,. .
statto.n . Babbitting and Welding
owe rw pw ii Cratflr Laks Automotive Co'
had been
sought to show by
statistics, the
earr.lrgl from expr arrice d-sring:" w " -'-""SJ ""e wraio Kbwot, Oct. 17. lTi.
l:i. were ::.:.T;. while cr- 1,rT "'cy t Earea. hear! TaoM leS to Eoora kis dexiie ar
tdtnnir the iralue of exprejw inT- jTreres. afcording to repons from! tie widow. Mrs. Alice Welch. ce
per cent had ten the t.-an laarters today. i daaiter. Mrs. Xeilie Prr.h . r
ne oerataas cUIm the erictions C. Welch, all of Medfird: also a s.,n.
acre earned on with eaos-ial rati- W. L. We!eh. of Giendale. Or
ness the troops going about with I Funeral serricea wsU be h-'d at th
Jieir nfiea and sabers ready for ae-, Conzer Funeral Pa-r, 1 -, 1 -i
t:ca aad of:ea striking or choring the, 1. Interment at Central Poia! ceiee-
n;ent, if
limit, the earnings shvjl have been
l.i;.iT.
1 RiALTO I
Now
Sog
I i
When the Sheep
Came
! . HI
ill
nupert Htralic. who wrote It.
knows all the H'ltc domcMfc
dlfficaltW from Ibe morn
ing rroarb 10 the weekly
bill coafrmsce
Helene Chad wick
Gaston Glass
Eleanor Boardman
Henry Walthall
One of the finest qnartets who
rrrr "pnt oyer" plctnre of
irlrea who have to ak
for errry peony.
Wednesday
M.I IW HALL XKILAX-H
uprr me achlerrmrnt
"The Stranger's
Banquet"
WALLA WALL.V. Wash.. Ajril .
Cnited SUtea Sfeaauw C. C. Dill ar
rived here late th! a.'ternoon (mo
Cotfat anl will disc as j the Jeffervvo
clih this aftemoox
1 hare nerer seen such excellent
prrpects for a bimper wheat crop."
said the senator in corameatizg on kis
aatimohUe toar throwcti the-wheat ! sheep. Bit soon eaocgi tie sheep
i.ihabitaaia
1 tery.
VISIBLE GAS PUMPS YOUR GAIN
They Increase year mileage per gallon and we all like to see what we
pay for.
Wo make oar can aiVcstmenti on our guaranteed Ajax and Coast
Tires. ETcry day la every way you Ret more miles per dollar at the
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
Pacific Hishway at Jackson Street.
ARMSTRONG & WOLFF
Service Cheerfully Givea by Ex-Service Men
Then out of a dear sky cacse the
saiell of sheep: aH was O. K. at first,
'cause the cowmen Esrerei there was
Paty of range for everybody, even
l!
belt, lie stated that ho woold net
cake a political speech tonight bat
would discuss other questions. ThU
afternoon he will visit the veterans
hospital with local American Lecif.a
officers.
kept getting; thicker and their raage
poorer, which started the crowr!iii2 oa
the cowman s test bits of covuttry.
There sere a few parleys without the j
voice of the "saoke wagoa betsg
heard bat sheep and sheephenJers
He stated that he bad tentatively I d-n t hare mock respect for wurs cri,
arrei ted an offer to at'pear on the ' rales or country: so they wect at it U
Chautauqua platform In New England j start spoiiing it ail: aad tie cowaiea "
this summer. Me goes from here to j went on to flni-thinz what the sheep-j'
Portland but will return here In two men had started, with the result that';
weeks. j mostly sheepmen aad sheep was mtss- :
ing. The government coaijn t do
much : they'd had to p.aci a bo 11 tunr
states. j ;
The cattlemen won f or a speil and i 1
U was hunkydry again oatside of
the damiM saeeo fca.1 done to Ihd ! !
range. The dust beds they'd made out
of the good grassy "benches" was be
ginning to show signs of life, the air
was pure as ever, and cattie was get
ting fat. The cattlemen were ail good
folks once once aad tending to their
business la the lanl that was theirs.
They were the first to blaze the trail
to it; they made that land a big beef
producing country. It was their home,
and naturally they wouldn't allow a
ticking sheep coming along and leave
nothing of tt but the bad odor.
From "A Cowpuncher Speaks," by
Will James, la tie April Scnbaer a.
PORTLAND. Ore . April Theft
of f:.600 worth of motion plctnre
fiirns from tho vault of the American
Lifnotraph company here was re
vealed today by the police, who an
nounced the stolen films had been re
covered. Four boys, who were al
leged to have broken Into the vault
after the company's plan was swept
by fire recently, were arrested after
the police had found the films buried
and concealed In chlrken pens, racant
lots and under rubbish heaps. The
films were contained In twenty cans,
each valued at 1 1.000. The boys were
released when the company refused
to prosecute.
WASHINGTON. April t On re
quests from Alaska fecjjtary Work
has aked Preldent Harding to per
mit Colonel c. K. Means to conllnue
construction work on the gnvern
ment railroad In Aaska. Mr. Work
said today that he had not been noti
fied whether the request would be
granted. Colonel Mears detail in
Alaska will expire May L
Strategy.
When the company went over the
top, Pat climbed over the bai'k of
the trench and started running away
His captain saw him and shouted.
fctop! Are you a coward?"
Pat: "t'ire 'and Oim no coward.
The world's round and I'm attack
ing frrm the rear."
On To Them.
"This letter won't go f tt two cents"
exclaimed the po(oiartrr. -It's too
heavy. You'll have to put another
stamp on it."
(ian." grinned Pat "It's kiddlnc
me ye are Another stamp would
make It heavier."
A 'Big Lace Sale
A $35,000 Stock
Of Italian Venetian Lace
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