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BILL TO PAY FOR SOLDIER'S BONUS , WASHINfiTON, Dec. 12. Ttnpre sentative Anthony, republican of Knn- WIH, annuHjitru wiiuj mw. ' to Introduce In tho houso tho "equal ' rlRhta" nmonrtment to the conHtltution placed before tho m-nuto Monday by Senator CurllB of his Btnto. The mea sure la sponsored by the National Woman's party. Halo and manufacture of beer con taining not more than five per cent of nlcohol and the levying of tuxes upon It with which to pay adjuxted compensation- for world war veterans In nsked In an amendment advocated by Hepresentatlve Clancy, democrat, Minnesota. ' Numerous proposed amendments to the constitution nlready are before the houso. Amendments enlllnx for restriction of child labor have been Introduced by representatives Cooper Wisconsin, Rogers and ljillini!er. Massachusetts: Johnson, Washington; Fitzgerald and Moore, Ohio and I'eil mann, New York, nil republicans and Ilayden, Arlzon and ltaker, California democrats. Children born of alien parents In the United Htulea would not bo con sidered citizens under amendments Introduced by Representative John son of Washington nnd linker. Representative "Woodruff, republi can. Michigan, would have tho Inaug uration of the president advanced to the third Monday in Junuary, and Representative Ramsayer, republican. Iowa, seeks to have tho dale sot at January 24. CONGlMlLED WASHINGTON, Doc. 12. A pre liminary conference today with Secre tary Mellon by tho ranking republi cans of the houso ways and meaim committee, marked the actual begin ning of Us work on tax revision legis lation. Representative arcen of Iowa, pro spective chairman, and Representa tives Hawley of Oregon nnd Trcndway of Massachusetts wore designated at n conference of republican members of the committee to confer with tho secretary on the tax reduction pro gram nroposod by tho secretary und on general fiscal matters. Dr.A.W.Chase's Tonic Pills : The Old Reliable Family Remedy for Building Up the System, Nervous Af flictions, Insomnia, etc. In this strenuous age, most people are afflicted with , -r - hi. . Wnenitala are over- some lorra oi ncivuu ,.' : . .i. flowing with men and women seeking to win Dacit health of body and mind. If you are nervous, Irritable, "jumpy," if your system Is run down, if you feel that you may be on the verge of a nervous breakdown, read what P. J. Cole, of 628 & Lambert Street, Brazil, Indiana, says: -It would tw hard for m. to ll how morn rood I fcm l Wired from tho w of Dr. A. W. Cbaaaa Tonlo (nara Pllla. "Iwutorundownln heatlh I could hardlr o. IWm tmsjlito. Could not loep or rut 1 wa. weak and ao wr jierv. ST I .uir.rd oto. palnbut tha worrt of mt nubljj balnl ao weak nd aaaf U (et tired tbo a.noua condition M woraa tli, i Ilia pain. . " I daclded to uu roar Tonic (nana) PlIH. A . rlored ir.o to perfect health. I on eel nd ileep "v-L","!! Mirr fouod uytuiax bettor for rundown mttoui roodlUop. You can buy these Tonic Pills at all Drue Stores To bl tow of tlng genuln.. tht porttt and .Ign.tuM of A. W. ClMM, M. D., on uch bos your protection agsinrt lmlutioDi. , DR. A. W. CHASE MEDICINE Ctt J57 Wuhlneton Strxt, Buffalo, N. V. Something New! , Ten-day Stopover 1 ! i : i on all tickets at - San Francisco - Los Angeles I I LINES I J iSouthern Pacific Lines EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. 0. Howlctt Well, I am truly glad to be able to say good morning to the readers of the Hugle Point Eaglets, 1 nThe Med foril Moll Tribune onco mure, from my own home In Eagle, 1'olnt in our beloved southern Oregon, after an absence of nlmost six months. Not that 1 nm at all sorry that I took my lunn 1-t.itrwir tin tntn an adioinlng state for every moment of my time 1 was away from nomo i w.in uiiih-i r.,.. u,,,, frriFTi ilhin tr tilnco and oven then, was uccompanled by loved r.or.a tnifimr nm rrnm tuiice m milt to visit members of my family or friends, so that my time whs ai-"v u, ti. v,t,1t ,.t .I,.,. rmi.u cyi-ciiL on the train between Aleclford, Oregon imd Lnitiont. Washington, wnere i wi ...... i... X,-u rin,n Hnwil and granddaughter, Mrs. Charles J. I'ntts and taken to tho home ot me lanei. But I see that I am going ahead of ... Inlnml,,.! ..,nimt nf mV tl'll). beavlng Medford on the morning ot July J2th at 7:uo l nau n vimmun ride on tho S. I'., where I had every comfort nnd attention I needed from .wtr,iti,t,..- until I reached the Union depot, where I was mot by my son-ln-lnw nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Grant Slmw nnd taken to their home where 1 was met by their two sons and one of their daughters. Tho other was attending to business in The iili.u bin iamo home the next day to meet mo. And after a good night's rest, the next morning my daughter and 1 started to see Dr. J. C. Klllotl King, a akin specialist, to have him try his hand to euro my face and neck exczema, and after waiting for . . i , .. n ........ rtr mv name I had been sent in, I was ushered in and Introduced myself to mo M. I any noted, for a day or two after when I had to take two treat ments, and was there for sevoral hours, I counted forty different per Bons who were ushered into his room, .i,. -..,..lei- will see that he was ' ....... i.,j im tnnnt nf 'the time. 1 spent from that time to August the 11th in the waning iumn - duontly saw but very, lime oi iron land, ' as my daughter accompanied me wherever I went, especially In the business, part of the city, as there is great danger of an pld person that la unable to run across the utreet and dodge from nutos nil running In dif ferent directions ut the sumo time and the result was that I BUW but very little of l'orllnnd except vjlint I could seo through tho street car window ...,i i ni the entrnnce of the .-,....1.1. i.,.li.liiii?. where I sometimes I had to wait for an hour for my dnugh- ter to get through ner hiiii"h visiting, and thero 1 would amuae my self trying to keep count of the people passing both ways, eni-h one rushing tin wkliKnowm MBDunm or m Ami many otlii'r points on Hit' Smilhi'i'ti l'afifie in tli Sunny Simtlicrn States, 'so imo of four daily trains to 1'nliforniii. Through standard mid tourist sleeping ears to Sail Fnmeiseo and Los Angeles. Take your ehoioe of three routes lo tlit) Must from California with tlirouuli sleeping ears to Eastern rities. SlghlH worth BceltiR via tho Southern ltouto Include, tho American Klver Cimyon, l'le ItirOHqno (arrlsn (lorRo, nnd llio funuKia Apuiiio '1'inll ot Arizona. Let us assist you with the de tails of your trip. .101 IX M. SCOTT Ami. I'lissmiKor Traffic Mmiagor l'ortluml, Oregon pell moll, as though they were rush ing to save their homes from ,a de structive fire. Another grand sight to a bnckwoodfl Bight seer to o thru one -of the hlguepartment -stores, whero one can find almost anything In the mercantile line dealred from a box of pills to a five hundred dol lar suit for the young Driae a iimiroi where one can go up or down on the elevators and be In a vast crowd all the time, whero three thouwind men und women ate engaged selling and bundling up goods and sometimes you make your purchase ana pa your money and they are hustled off, you don't know where, and the sales man or woman hikes off to wait on another customer and . you don't flee anything of him, tho goodB or your money for a half an hour or more, but finally tho clerk comes around with the goods and change, all O. K. During tho time that I wns gone from here on my trip up to Washing ton thoro have been several changes taken place und some of them very serious. Among them was the deuth of Mrs. W. II. C'randnll, who passed off about three weeks ago, leaving n young babe, only a few days old. the entire family was sick at the time nnd for a white one of the children wns In a critical condition, but hopes nre now entertained for his recovery. I met Mr. Crnndull on the street Mon day, but hail not learned tne bhu news at that time. Mrs. C'randall was a devoted Christian woman und Bhe and nor devoted husband wore work ors In the Reese creek Sunday school. und she will be missed, not only there, but In the entire community. Two other deaths also occurred In nnr entnmunitv. that of the sad death of UonJ. H. Hrophy, mention of which wns mado In Tho Mall Trib une nnd Ills mother-in-law, Mrs. inos. 13. Nichols, one ot our pioneer cltl- iens. and one that Is greatly missen, m. she Was n great worker -In the W. C. T. U. nnd Red Crosa soclctlea nnd school. Notice of her death and uctlvitios In tho Modford and Port land minors. We have also had an addition to our soliool of another room, tho high school department, which Is In charge ot J. (1. Thomson and he nnd his fam ily are living in the Earnest Dahack has built a house on the highway nnd in kniinlne: a gasoline stand. Mr. Nat Russel and fnmlly have moved Into the house formerly occupied by .r. Denton nnd Mr. H. W. Henshaw and fumiiv have moved Into the Morgan house, the old Pool hotel, and W. 1". Witdoit hufl snttM among tu and Is operating tho old Snowy Huttu mill. Prank Dltswot'th has torn down the old barn on Ills place, the old John Muthewa place, and built a new one GOxkO 'feet, with 30-foot posts, a de cided Improvement, has returned to his shop to renin n baa .returned. ' ll18 Bl10 )to 1Mimln permanently.' injofll) by' OaoMon County Abilraot Co- .- lr ult ('imrt n:nRlc "rolnt vs." Charles llnnseom. Cent i.m: y Wlllhim Kolnhurt vs. J. W. Mitchell. Cost hill. " American Sodn Fountuln Co. vs. Muilford Grocery Co. Notice. Ashhind Lumber Co. vs. John Kell- ner. Writ of muicnmem. lttillock Merc. Aitency vs. John Uunninitlon. Motion. Lnwrenco I.lmlley vs. C. D. Miunca. et nl. Kllinnions. .' Klin W. Wilkinson vs. l-eon Wil kinson, l'roof of publication. Hullnck Morcnntllo Agency vs. ii. R. Hmlth. Transcript of juugmcm frnm HitHticn court. Lawrence Llmlley vs. u. u. mimiun et hi. Motion. Koticej aiiswui. Affidavit. Snmuel Bntomnn vs. J. L. 'inorn- ivit. et nl. summons. iJenuirror. W. ,M. Norrls Vs. Siskiyou LumDor Pn. tliiulatlon. C. C. Crouch vs. Ollvo Hako uroucn. Order. Flossie Jones vs. Benjamin i Jones. Affidavit. K. w. lieelio. et nl vs. A. L. BnRor et nl. Default und Judgment. -osi bill. t). C. Hoggs, trustoo vs. Jackson County Creamery, et nl. Demurrer. Town of Kngle rolut vs. Liiniiea Innscom. Objections nnd cost bill. C. K. I'rntt, et ux, vs. George W. Ilalley, et nl. Summons. Amunvu. Default. Findings nnd conclusions. Decree. Cost bill. llullock Mercnntllo Agency vs. Vein s. White. For money. l-'nnnlo J. I'lckett, ot' nl vs. J. 1.. Kershuw. For money. Tho llusy Corner Motor Co. vs. Dewey Miller. Foreclosure. i'homns L. nngsdiilo vs. ruuln kob- sdnle. Summons. James W. MUlner vs. Ado L. M1U- ner. tirucr. J. H. Seller vs. C. K. Cnss. Stipu lation. Order dismissing. ' Tena K. Kunkel vs. Aztec Land nna Cattle Co et al. Default. Decree State Land Hoard vs. Oeorgo S. Clute. et nl. Affidavit. Order. O. C. Hoggs (trustee) vs. jacsson County Creamery, et nl. Summons. W, C. Foster vs. Oeorgo H. l'easo. et nl. Summons. , , ProlMto Conrt. Estnte of Lewis C. Jones. Receipt. Estate of Charles Krelger. ' Order. 11. W. Clnrk. J, E- Whltlntch, Frank DeSour-a. lncorpornto us "Indepen dent Truck Line Incorporated." Estate of William A. Harrcll. Ad mitted to probnto. Estate of Alllo E. Kleppol. Bono Estnte of James O. Smith. Report of snle. Estate of Joseph H. Glnesteldor. Flnni account. Order. Estate of Nicholas J.' Mitchell. Proof of publlentlon. Estate of Joseph T. Wright (die). Admitted to probnto. Estate of Antwlno Duprny (dec.) Admitted to probate. Lewell A. Dunrey (a minor). Ad mltted to probate. llornco O. Hnrrell et nl (minors). Admitted to probate, Estuto of John lllaegs. Order. Proof of publication. Estate of Mrs. L. Farlow. Order. Proof publication. Estate ot Thomas Jefferson Wright. Inventory and appraisement. Final account- Order. Ileal Estate Transfers Frank Skewis et vlr to Walter Myers. 814 of NB of SW of TW, BE of SW of Nff see. 16, - tp. 88; H. Ri-1 W."...:...:.::r.:.z:-..t -T Frank Skewis et vlr to Ella Bnrr, of NR of SW of NW, soc. 16 tp. 38, 8. R. i W. 82,1 a. E. Hllslngor ct ux to W. T. Parsons, lot 13, Hllsinger Add. P. W. Sweet et ux to Wm. B. Reddish, land In sec. 3S, tp. 30. H. It. 2 W Wm. H. Reddish et ux to Paul W. Sweet, lnnd in sec. 35, tp. 36. S. It. 2 W Chnrles J. Howard et al to John F. Miller, lot 16, blk. 12. Lau relhurst Add. to Medford...:.... Luke Ryan et ux to Amy C. Dow E. 23 ft. lot 1, W. IS ft. lot 2. blk. 8. Jacksonville George M. Smith to Ida F. Smith, land in sec. li. tp. 35, 8. R. 4 W. Oeorgo M. Hmlth ot ux to Anna V; Caris et ux, land In sec. 16, tp. 36, 8. R. 4 W Fnmk Childers ot ux to Harry Chllders, EW of EV4 lot 9, blk. 1, Riverside Add. to Oold Hill , Butler & Thompson Co. to Wm. M. Van Dyke ct ux, lots 1, 2, 3. NV4 lot 4, blk. 1, White's Add. Ashland 150 John W. Curry et nl to Lucetta Alls Dusenberry. land In uecs. 21 and 22. tp. 36, 8. R. 3 W J. H. Slane et ux to John E. Roberts et ux. lots 1, , 9, 10. blk. 1'4, Phoenix Harry U. 8chol7. et ux to August Johnson, pt lot 6. blk. 4, Cot tage Add. to Medford Luther F. Stancliff. adm. to S. Worden ct ux, lot In Phoenix 1000 Edwnrd H. Nichol to Addlo El len Smith et vlr, lot 16,'blk. 2, Whitman Park Add. to Med ford - Perry Foster to.F. O. Noyes et nl, land In sec. 8, tp. 35, 8. R. 1 W. J. E. Foster et nl to F. O. Noyes 475 10 et nl, lnnd In sec. 6, tp. 36, 8. R. 1 W ... 1750 S. E. Deoker et ux to J. 8. Mow et ux, K't lot 14, Ashland Homestead Ass'n. Ashland 1000 J. w! Bybee to V. J. Beach, land In sec. 29, tp. 37. S. R. 2 W 426 E. D. Thompson to Wlmer School Dlst. No. 62, land in soc. 10. tp. 36. 8. R. 4 W.... Horace A. Hanscom et ux to Mattle Combs, lot 4, blk. 1, Pnllii's Add. to Medford Lucy M. Briscoe ot vlr to Una E. Mcllvnln ct vlr, land In sees. 16 and 16. tp. 36 8. R. 4 W Mnx D. Herman et ux to O. A. Briscoe. land In Ashland GOO 10 10 10 Sheriff to T. C. Jones et al, land in sec. 8, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E 1311.10 Peter Funko et ux to Alphonso Funko, NW soc. 36, tp. 84, S. R. 1 E '. 10 O. A. Abbott et ux to Frank D. Fulton, EVi of E',i seo. 6, tp. 34. 8. R. 2 W Raymond T. Cox to Hugh L. Cox. NE sec. 16, tp. 34, 8. R. 3 E . 1048 O. A. Minnlng to Henry Knutz- en et ux, land In Boo. 22, tp. 38. S. It. 4 W 600 Sheriff to W. J. Stocknm, lots 6, 7. 8. blk. 4, Central Point 33.77 Levi N. Stevens et ux to City of Ashland, land In Ashland 10 City of AshlAnd to Hutlor & Thompson Co., lot l, dik. i. White's Add. to Ashland 100 Irvln Dahack to City of Med ford. lots 0, 10, 11, 12, blk. 26, Modford Ous Newbury et ux to City of Medford, lot 1, blk. 73, Med ford W. W. lllttlo ot ux to O. R. Hamniersly et ux. land In see. 22, tp. 86, S. R. 3 W Rudolph J. Schols to August Johnson, land In lot 5, blk. 4, Cottage Add. to Modford 100 00 10 W. H. Anderson et ux to Dnlo H. Franklin, land on Central Ave., Medford 1600 C. II. Aussleker et ux to City of Modford, lota 12, 13, 14, blk. 10, Queen Anno Add Oeorgo O. Cloold ot ux to Alice M. Wntt ot nl, land in D. L. C. 43, tp. 87, 8. R. 1 W i Hownrd Ash ct ux to Edward E. Ash et ux, SV4 of SW. NW of SW, lots 3, 6, 6, soc. 3, tp. 84. S. R. 1 W : 150 10 10 Glen E. Ash et nl to Howard Ash, SV4 of 8W, NW or SW, lots 3, 6, 6, sec. 3, tp. 34. 8. R. 1 W. 10 John F. Tyler et ux to W. H. Wallis et ux. land in sec. 1, tp. 40. S. R. 2 E 10 E. Utter et ux to Oco. H. Wool- son et ux, land In soe. 8, tp. Cntherlno M. Baldwin ot nl to Holdwln Cor., land in Jack son son county Get Two Trial Boxes PAZO OINTMENT is a Guaran teed Remedy (or all. forms of Piles. Pay your drugUt $1.20 for two boxas of PAZO OINTMENT. When you havs used the two boxes, if yon are not satisfied with the results obtained, we will send $1.20 to your druggist and request him to band it to you. We prefer to handle this through the druggist because his cus tomers are usually bis friends and will be honest with him. PARIS MHOKINB COMPANY. St. Louts, Mo. HAVE YOUR XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS made now at the Medford P. 'P. Studio in our new and larger quarters Iligh gnulo work at populai prices. Over Medford Harness Co. 828 E. MAIN ' . r ' af ! . 1 io y : '" ;'" ' ,V -...,-,. TJf... I-:' I f-'.- ' '' "' i-. , i Representative: Business Firm I'M GOING TO BROWN'S For My SHOES 103 N. Central, Medford, Ore. Veterinary Hospital AND Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 Electric Welding' Machine Which Weld Electrically '' It's far better and cheaper than Oxy-Acetylene Billings Carriage Auto Works Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. Ask your dealer for one of these brands. . ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. ALL ROADS LEAD TO SINCLAIR'S Jewelry Shop Medford Bldg. ' . USED Are Always Found 123-125 So. Front. ; Ask for t r '.' ; QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Your grocer now has two styles of Quaker Oats one new. QUICK QUAKER cooks in half the time of coffee. And makes luscious, creamy oats the owAMf breakfast dishl Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known. But cut thinner and partly cooked smaller flakes that cook faster, that's the only dif ference. All the rare Quaker flavor. All tj nourishment of the world's premier vigor breakfast. But quicker. 2 KINDS Of QUAKER OATS Noiu at Qrocerl Quick Quaker and Regular Quaker Oat Get whichever you prefer. Crater Lake "Confectionery Medford Building Home-churned r butter milk 5c a glass ' Light lunches served Fountain drinks, I ; Candies'. " Automobile Springs Merriman's Blacksmith Shop ' THOMAS T. MEERIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside We have An ROOT Music Co. lll .W. Main St. Medford, Oregon . -j "The Harmony J1 Music Store" CAR BARGAINS at the CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO. Paige and Jew ett Dealers v ; .... - Phone 202 (o1 ; ES caufifilH if 11 U noiQimdnx Powell St. at OFarrell, SAN FRANCISCO -: D ?- Th r? end Shopping District. A newly beautified Haiti Manx wiiU the viiitoi to San Fian ciKol New furfikhinfta of unuiual charm and comfort, a lobby dfignfd to provide th almoaphere of a luxurious borne and a new Dining Room, considered one of the most interesting in America all contribute to your welfare I It is the only hoi el with running Ice Water in every roorn. ARVEY M. TOY, Managing i" s. Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Smokers' Supplies ... Pool and Snooker Jensen & Dalley 220 West Main St. Phone 279-J EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone 315 FOR Job Printing' of all kinds ' : PHONE 75 Medford Printing Co. -rfSCTOWH 1 BPIIM ft Dal H.SOANOUPV JLJlff J
