PA (IE EIGHT
MEDFOTCP MATL TRlfiUNiS, MTjDFOIIU 0f?F,0ONT, TUEftTVAY." QfTOTffM 7. 1Q2-T
LEAGUE AS ONLY
A MIA XV, X. V., Oct. 7 OrlvJiiff
further mirth and west into New York
Hintf from Albany to lUIrn for u nnnn
tlay nihli-fsH, unci thnnre to Syracuse
for ;im evening mooting, .John W.
Pavin rtintinuHtl today his attacks
against the republican party, iia
record iluriiiK the Harding and Cool
IiIkc admiiiistralloiiH and his appeal
fur .support of the voters foriihe dem
o i i'i 1 1 c national and Ntato TlckctH in
1 In- November elections.
At the same time Mr. Davis, speak
i iiu as Die democratic pi -evidential
' ninliii'p reiterated his oppoxition to
1 1f ad minis) ration's foreign pnlcy.
i Jinrsed that the navy has deteriorat
ed in efficiency below the Ei-i"-3 ratio
I :m1 by the Washington armament
cot! feri'iice a nd reviewed ot her sub
jects touched upon in his address hero
last nitfht.
In ills reference to the foreign po-
(! lies t ions, Mr. Davis said last
limited MtreiiKth of other power and
the second wan tn meet all other pow
ers In conference mid build up under
standings which would make future
agression impossible.
He pointed out the refusal of the
WashitiKton Kovernment to attend tli'i
( ieneva conference called by the
1-eaK'ie of Nations to consider ques
tions of abiiltshiiiK war. of arbitration,
of reduction in armaments and the
codification of international law.
"There is neither safety nnr honor
In a mere policy of drift." Mr. Davis
said. "Sui-h a policy leads inevitably
to a situation that not only deprives
us of the power to make up our minds
but also the chance to make our will
effective when our minds ar ninde
up. The country has a rinht to know
whether we have h foreign policy and
if so, what that policy is."
In fi iteration of his charges of cor
ruption In public office duriiiK the last
three and a half ycfirs. Mr. Davis de
clared that the republican party "can
not cover it h failure to perform Its
past promises by malting new pro
mises for the future "
" The worst crop failure this coun
try ever saw." he said, "is the failure
in the crop of republican performance
compared with the .kowIiik of republi
can promises."
A not her question to be settled nt
the elections. Mr. Iais said, was that
of rule of privilege as against the rulo
of equality.
"Of all the victories which privilege
ever won In congress." he said, in
iiiylu he could see only two courses 'this connection, '-none was so sweep
ing as the present niiiiitous r-oruney-McCumber
tariff. Its rates were writ
ten by the -very men who hoped to
profit from them."
open to tins country. One was to arm
the nation to the point where it need
not fen r aecesion even from the
Break a Cold Right Up with
'Tape's Cold Compound"
' Yfc tw tableU
every three limir
until tlire duties an
taken. Thu first dune
always give relief.
The second and third
do.)ra completely hr'ak
up tn- cold. Pleasant
ami 8ifj to take. Con
tain no Quinine or
ophites. Millions use
"Papejs Cold Com
pound!" Price, thirty
five cents. DruggUU
guarantee it.
E
Ill UNOS AIKKS. Oi l. 7. (J!y As
HiiointLMl I'resH.) Ii ThuniiiH he
ISr'tnn ii ml DutJUty Mollrmri worfl
both HliKhtly wourwli'il nflor a brief
unround') In nn affair of honor at
midnight laHt nlullt. Tho tliM'l wus
fought with nahi-CH.
Deputy Mnltn-iri wan charKod by Dr.
Lolii-flnn with the puhllration of n
npwHimpt'r article whleh the latter in
hlH poHitlim iih' mlnlHter of UKi'ieulturc,
I'uilHlilered offeiiHlve. Dr. Kellreton
tendered hlH realKpation iih mtnlHter to
tho ineHlilent in order to flfjht the
duel.
Mollnari haH nlso been challenged
by three tnembera- of the chamber of
deputleR. who took unibraKo ut Hiniilar
artlcb'H which they eoilHidered offen
hIvo,
IR.Portsd by jaoMon Count Abttraot Co..
Sixth StrMt an-J CftntraT Avnu.i
- MnrrhiBo UtycnstHr 4
Walter K. Jn-lliiitii-r and Delia It.
i:i IN.
William Joo JiarrnwH and Mary
DoriH Moore.
Kuxxci Klchanl Klllott und 13er
nice l'lackUH,
Fred D. Currey and Glace H.
DavlH.
Lance C. OffenbacUer and
Layton.
Jiitl-th "Witt and Iflonnie Julian,
Wlllard C. liiimlmin and Hattle
Lee-wrlht,
Wilbur I.eroy Walden and Ruth
I lain.
fcMvln Leonard Htudobakor, dan
Mid. Sylvia l.eon.
Luuiu K. Cochran et vlr to Mid.
M. 1 4, Klllott, N. 70 ft. I"IH 0,
7, 8, blk. 8, Central l'olnt 10
Geo. V. Smith -to P. V. Haley,
Si: of NIC gee. 34. to. 3."i, S. It.
2 W 10
Helen O. Dillon to Klder W.
Si 1 1 1 11 10 iih et ux, lot In blk. (i,
Ciallmvay's Add. to .Medfnrd ... 2400
Frank Itandlev et ux to J. .1.
Munsell, HK of NW, XK of
SW. ti of N'K ec. S. ti. 311.
H. It. a V 11.000
( lulstlna Mathcs to GcoiKe W.
MatheH ot ux, land in hcc. 31,
ti. 37. S. Tl. 1 10
Kll JohnKon et ux to J. C. HarneR
et ux, lotH 1 and 2. blk. 1
Hill Add. to Medford
10
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MIUWORK
ue can Jufydy
Windows, Borders,
Doorways, Staircases .
and, in fact, down through the
entire category of interior and
exterior millwork you will find
us capable and able to render
results of no regrets. ;
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
. "Milled On Honor"
Medford, Oregon
Travel by Motor Stage
SAFELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Northbound From Medford
Daily to Portland 7:45 a. m.
Daily to Eugene 1 :00 p. m.
Daily to Roseburg 5:00 p. m.
1:00 mid 5:00 p. in. stages connect to Portliiiul following
morning.
Wc (alto passengers for all way points. For further information
and tiekets call Union Stage Depot. Phone :!09.
Fare Med ford-Portland $7.85
Direct Connections nt Roseburg for Coos Bay Points.
See What
Tillamook Has Done
Over in Tillamook County, Oregon's ureat
clieene cunt or, ,t,lm eows yield an average
of :t(0 His. of lnitterfat n year.;, while the
nverajre for the entire I'nited States is only
n limit 1")0 lbs.
This has been accomplished by cow tost
ine diui weeding out the poor producers.
Profits have been tremendously increased
for it costs very little more 10 keep a U00
lb. producer than n 130-lb. producer.
AVe in Jackson County can increase our
dairy profits in the same way. The First
National Hank urgi-s every farmer to go in
foi w testing.
First National Bank
Circuit Court
I. aura llaynea vs. Sherman D.
HayncB. Divorce.
M. (1. Haaeltine vs. Mary HitHeltlnG.
Affidavit. Order.
.lohn Clrleve vs. Eliza Grieve. lie'
ply.
Edith Xeatliamer vs. Fred C. Neath
ufner. Juduient. Concluuions. De
cree.
C. A. Pauley vs. R. A. Avery. An
swer. Hollywood Orchards Co. vs. Dennis,
Kimball & Pope. Summons.
Dennis, Kimball & Pope vs. Holly
wood Orchards. Summons.
Hollywood Orchards Co. vs. DennlnS,
Kimball & Pope. For money.
Dennis, Kimball & Pope vs. Holly
wood Orchards. For money.
State by F. A. Ellltt vs. Harold Kel
ly. For money.
Nelson J. Wiley vs. Southern Pacific
Co. et al. Damages.
Jackson County liank vs. Scldon D.
Hill et al. Dismissed.
C. K. Downs vs. J. H. Denlson. Do
murror. Vina Eisman vs. F. D. J-Iisman. Or
der. Big Butte Horse and Cattle associa
tion et al vs. Alex Anderson et al.
Amended answer.
Medford National Dank et al vs. City
of Medford. Answer.
Stato f s. aHrold Kelly. Summons.
Eula Hickson vs. Cliff Hickson. Ob
jections to motion. I
W. J. Freeman et al vs. Newtown Or
chards Co., For money.
Stuta vs. Mrs. 10. Nell. DamiiKes.
State vs. Ethel F. Parent. For
monoy.
Mary Prinz vs. Win. J. Prinz. - Di
vorce. ,
Ix)la Volt StrombauKh vs. Tony
StrombatiKh. Finding and Conclu
sions. Decree.
T. C. Norrla et til vs. Gold Hldge Min
ing company et al. Amended com
plaint. .j:;4
Laura Haynes vs. Sherman D.
llaynes. Summons.
J. 1). Deun Powder Co. vs. Sam
llcrtelson. Writ of attachment. Summons.
Htato vs. G. F. Smith. Transcript of
Judgment.
State vs. Mrs. Elmo Nell. Summons
Stato vs. Ethel F. .Parent. Sum
1110113.
Vera Emery vs. Norman Emery. Dl
vorce..
Fidelity State Bank et al vs. T. F.
Glllesplo. Foreclosure.
Hollywood Orchards Co. vs. Dennis,
Kimball & Pope. For money.
Bullock Mercantile Agency vs. T. K.
Flynn. nStlsfactlon of Judgment.
Medford National Bank vs. Dr. McM.
M. Dow. Summons. Defsiult, Judg
ment. Cost bill.
A. B. Cunningham et al vs. T. D.
Potch et ux. Bill ot particulars.
Harrison Bros. vs. J. D. Kennedy.
Ueu.
A. B. Cunningham et il vs. T. D.
Petch et ux. Answer.
K. B. Barron vs. Mary Boon. Proof
of publication.
Goorgo Merrltt vs. Grace Merritt,
Notice of trial.
W. A. Block vs. Alice I. Black. No
tice of trial.
Clara J. Drew vs. J. C. Robinson
Statement.
Lydia Dow vs. McM. M Dow. Par
tial release ot Judgment.
C. M. Kldd vs. E. G. Helsinger. Mo
tioty and order.
1800
Hunker
Hienti Janu-H .Monroe itland et ux to
KHz., ltngdon. KW if NK sec,
31. tp. 38. H. R. 1 :
EnmwL'r. Whitney et vir to I'.
M. .mnuey, land In 1). L. C. 4S,
tp. 37, K. U. Z W 10
P. M. Jannoy et ux to A. 1".
Whitney et ux, land In V. 1.
C. 48, tp. 37, H. It. i W. 10
Chinii'S A. Wing et ux to W. C.
Debley et ux. bit 7. 'blk. 1,
Page Add. to Medfui-ri 10
Wallace p. Carey et ux to K. V..
Carter et ux, lot on Main -St.,
Ashland 10
City ot Medford to I'nited
.Slates of America, lot 3, blk.
-'. Central Sub-division to
Medford '. 10
W. P. Stewart to Owen-Oregon
Lumber Co., land in Ish Add.
Medford
City of Medford 10 United States
of America, lots 1 ! And 1U,
blk. 9, Queen 'Anne Add. to
Medford , 1
R. C Porter et ux to Howard If.
Clearhart et ux. bit ti, blk. A,
Boulevard Park Add. to Ash
land 10
I.onpy L. Sanford et ux to Guy
M. Lewis, lot 8. pt. lot 9, blk.
V, It. R. Add. to Ashland 1800
Anna ilrophy (ndmx.) to V. H.
.Vorrls. land In sees. 28 and 33
tp. 34. S. It. 2 E .. 2000
Sheriff to Clus Newbury, land In
sees. 7 and 8, tp. 37, S. R. 1
West 1100.65
A. M. Denwr et al to Bay L.
Burns et ux. lot in blk., D,
Boulevard Park Add. Ashland
Will! G. Davis et ux to Milo E.
Lamb et ux, lot 4. blk. 1,
Narregan Add. to Medford
Alice AVatson et nl to It. C.
Schlelchiirt, NW of SW bcc.
2.1. tp. 38, S. It. 2 W
Bertie K. Ewing to A'ernl Vie
to Mills, land In Ashland! '..
First Slate 'Bank of Eagle Point
to Poole & Brown. NW of SE
Fee. 20. tp. 35, S. It. 1 W
Verne T. Canon et ux to Frank
Lewis et ux, land in tp. 38,
S. It. 1 W
D. T. Wntson et ux to A. It.
Brown, K of SW, WVj ot
SE sec. 33. tp. 39. S. It. 2 E
C. D. Fcnelon et ux to Ellz. IT.
Fenelon et ill, E Va of NR. E
of HE sec. 34, tp. 39, S. It. 1
West
J. A. nishop to Oscar It. Higln
bothaln et ux. lots in Grand
View Orchard Tracts
Geo. It. Lindley et ux to Zoe H.
Hubbs ot nl. WV4 of SE. SE
nf SW sec. 35. tp. 33, S. It. 1
West
10
10
1400
10
10
ITnbiitd Court'
Est. Anion Wylund, first report,
Et. John Knob Order.
Est. Jushtla Neathunier, nppllca
Hon. notice, motion, affidavit.
Est. Eli Albert. Inventory and ap
praisement. '
Est. Lucindii IT. Klum. Inventory
mid appraisement.
Est. Fielder J. Ayers. Inventory
and appraisement.
1st. Pliebo J. Wells. Final account,
order.
Est. H. H. Itoachert. Final report,
order. a
Est. Benj. H. Branny. Inventory
and appraisement, proof of publica
tion, onder.
Est. Wm. G. Breeding. Final re
port, order.
Est. Josephine Naomi Taylor (min
or). Admitted tb probate.
Est. W. B. Jackson. Appearance.
Est. William Johnson. Final re
port, order.
Est. Albert IT. Jone9. Finnl report.
order.
Est. Irene Eaton. Inventory and
appraisement.
Est. Wm. T. Stidliam. Proof of
posting, decree.
Est. John S. Dale. Final account,
order, verified claims.
Kst. I.ucetta A. Dusenberry. lioturn
on sale.
Est. W. H. Jackson. Order.
Est. N. Stidhnni. Proof ot posting,
M'der.
Ileal Kstnto Transfers
.lames Taylor et ux to A. J.
CiHild. lot 5. blk. V. Tuttlo's
First Add. to Medford $
Wilson Crltxrr to J, C. l'.avnes,
land in 1). L. C. 42, tp. 38,
S. H. 1 W
. K. Millard et ux to .11. N.
Edwards et ux,' lot In Eilgo
wood Park
10
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MOTHER!
Clean Child's Bowels
"California Fig Syrup" is
' Dependable Laxative for
Sick .Children.
Children Love Its
Pleasant Taste
If your little one is out-ot-sorts. won't
play, seems siek, languid, not natural
suspect the bowels! ' A teaspoonful of
delicious "California Fig Syrup" given
anytime sweetens the stomach and soon
moves the sour ' fermentations, gases,
poisons and indigestible matter right-out
of the bowels and you have a well, play
ful child again.
.Millions of mothers depend upon Ins
gentle, harmless laxative. It never
cramps or overacts. Contains no nar
cotics or soothing drugs; iSav "Cali
fornia" tn your druggist and avoid
counterfeits. Insist upon genuine-"California
Fig Syrup" which bus directions
for babies and children' of all ages
plainly printed on bottle,
HoioIManx
Powell St. at O'Rarrell,
SAN FRANCISCO
end Shopping District
Anwly beftlllihed Hltt Mt
waiti the vwtot to San Fran
cisco) New .furaithinft I unutil
charm and comfort, lobby designed
to provide the aiimphere oi a
huunoui heme and a new Dining
Room, cortudeted one nf the moil
in!ewti!t ' Americ art contribute I
to roar wrllurt I II tht only hotel
with running lea Water in every room1
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Two sustained quality
products mated for greater
mileage and economy
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ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
"Going Some"
Our Tooth Brush Sale
Is Still On
but brushes selling fast
Regular 50c to 75c values at
35c each
3 for SI
A REAL BUY
Medford Pharmacy
Phone 10 Medford, Ore.
KAPTAIN KLEAN'S
KONUNDRUM
WILL you use sense to sftve dol
liirs or will you spend a" lot of
monoy to lose dollars arid' cents?
Our cleaning and dyeing is the an
swer. We improve the looks and the life
of your clothes. '.
City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Phone 474
624 No. Rlvenlda
2
Women
Can Save Money
Many women are doing it in
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS here
Started with $1 and added regu
larly their spare pennies, nickels,
etc. . .
Full information to women who
want to try it. Call, phone or
write.
-The Medford National
The
Well Lighted
Store
Means--
Returns in Sales
Shows up Window Displays
Costs Biit Little to. Light Well
MR. MERCHANT CAN YOU BE
BE WITHOUT IT?
Our Lighting Specialists will be
Pleased to Call on You and Figure
Your Lighting Needs . '. .
Paul's Electric Store
TAKE PAUL'S r ADVICE ON
ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
Medford Building Phone 90
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