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Newspaper Page Texto o0 o o o O O -OHEfiOK; TTTTTTRT)AY, OCTflREft-102;" O . w I. Medford Mail Tribune AN INHKI'KNhKN JNKU'M,AI'KR PUBMMIEt KVRltY AKTKftN'UON KXCKPT HITNIIA Y, BY TUB UVMVOUU 1'IilNTINU CO. Th MHfonI Sutnluy Morning Nun in furniihrd iilNWTibcri deajhng Uie levcn-diy daily new Of fir: Mill North Plr tret. Tribune Building, 1'bone 76. A rormnllilitlnn of the I)mwrir1e Time, tha Urtifonl Uail, the UHfoM Tribune, tht South- rn urrffoniafi, the Aahlam Tribune. nnnKRT W. NIHIL. H. HUMITKK Mil I II, Editor. Uanagpr. By Mail In Advanre: Daily, with Kuri'lay Pun, year .... Daily, with Hunting Hun, month ... Daily, without Sunday Nun, year ., Daily, without Sunday Nun. month .7ft weeaiy aiAii -mount, one year, too Hunday Sun, one year 2.00 DY OA RIl I Kit In Mfdford. Ashland. Jarkaon rlllt, Central I'oint, i'hoenii, Talent and on IliehwaTa: Daily, wirh Sunday Run, month .7f Diilr. without Sunday Sun. nmnth Dally, without Sunday Sun, one year... 7.50 Daily, with Sunday Nun, one year 8.60 All terma by earner, chhIi In advance. Entered as itcond -claim matter it Medford, t)n-gnn, under .act ol March 8, 1879. Offlfial paper of the City of Medford. Official ptijier of JackHoii" County. Sworn dally nrrrngv rtrrulaHon for all nioiitha rndinir April lat. 11(24, H.nii), more ftmii O'Hiine me cirvjiuttim m any oiner paper puu- iikih-u or circiiiuied in Juckwin uouniy. The only paper between Albany, Ore., and riiico. California, a ditiince of over 4 no mllra, having leased wire Associated l'reiui rrvlre. ' If Kill! KItS OK TUB ASSOCIATED I'tlESS. The Aano('iated Preaa la eicluaivrly entitled io rne uae lor repuitliration or all newa HI patrhea rredfted ro it or not otherwise credited in ini paper, and a Mo to Uie local newa pub liNhed herein. All riRhta of republication of ipectal dia pulchca herein are rIho renervil. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Ferry. What the womenfolks want in n law that will compel the hair of the neck to come out tho same color as the hair on the head. Denunciation of tho suddenly (Un covered cruelty nt the Pendleton lioUnd-Up, comes just In time to fit In well with the state-wide gloating over hanging throe men. It nitiHt ho annoying nnd aggravat ing, when ' a Republican plot unex pectedly booh Democratic. WHY A Mi THK RAPTl'ItE? (Klamath Falls Ncwh) . A cold drlzzlo drenched Klam ath Kails early thiH morning. Lights shone dimly throuKh win dows down which tho rain slowly seig-zftgged ills course. An occa sional pedestrian, chin deep in the collar of his overcoat, mado his way down tho street. It was vory quiet. Woodrow Wilson Rarhor reports I hut his best girl has deserted- his hoine-iiiadn scuutor for a rubher tircd velocipede. Miss Fredrlckson met tho Rallant artist nt tho Halllday hotel nnd the tlo that binds was made, lied room furnlturo with which they began housekeeping lust Wednesday was the finest to bo found In tho Wilbur Furniture Hloro. (Wilbur, Wash., Register.) The groom woro n spare pant' suit purchased from the fall stock of , Duds For Dudes. Fall work Is underway on tho golf links. RO-odd years ago tomorrow, Mrs. OXcury's cow kicked over a kerosene lump and started the notorious Chi cago fire. Refugees from Kansas re member seeing the glow from the flames In the eastern skies, but their wives won't admit It. : Onco upon a timo a female shoppo parked her auto, it is alleged. Let all Rood citizens hope that none of th Hnriii of politicians and can didates, uKbast and appalled hy the sad into of the Jr. Hccdsondcr, have delirium tremenu before the primary election. The western sky of evenings, nnd K. Tinny nre still radtfint. .Mr. Tinny Is co-operalliiR with the sky, owing to DeiiiR the bouncing father of a proud woy. Hep our late arrivals, nnd get our prices they will surprise you. Sevens .Millinery. adv. (linker Democrat.) "Hurpiise," is lui name for It. Walter Johnson rould not have r.won h bigger and cleaner-cut victory In the first world series km me, if he had been denounced by a resolution of Jackson county hunters, fishermen, nnd (1. O. 1'. lenders. NO H MA I, AT ASHLAND ( 1 1 d 1 1 ii e Yrekft Journal.) (Had to hear It. , WHAT IT'S AM AUDIT ( llalihnore Sun) Thin holds even more true with such an excellent press tiKcut as Colonel Mitchell IcimIIiik Hie flyers. If you do not believe (hi, hnvo a look nt (he attendance record at tho presi dent's Air Hoard mretliiR room when (leneral Drum was holding forth and compare It (o Colonel Mitchell's day In court. This government will ullow Just so much money for warlike pur poses. If only two fingers are In the pot there Is more .for each of them than If n third and much more popu. lar one Is on (he content. ' After all, It Is the man who holds the money bag who determines how inurbj army or navy we are going to have. Organisation will change the effort of either of (hem but little. The thousand flyers now In the Army Air Hervlco would accomplish hut little, moiH on ho much money If they were In h Hppurate service, hut It is sur prising how much thenn snmo thou sand flyers can do with twico the Inoney. Jn or nut of tho army. Our aviation machinery In lubricat ed vlth$ioney and If the wrong man holds (he fill rnrftthuftt fa Kit re Id lie trouble. (Jook. with, f-jg-t 4f' IF YOU HAVEN'T not only in this city, but in the country nt large, is becoming more mid more diKMiriti;intf. This country wuh founded upon the rule of the majority. But it is beepming more and more a rule of the active and vociferous mi nority. No one is to blame for the condition but the majority, the hundreds of good people who cull themselves good citizens, hut fail to exercise the first requirement of good citizenship on election day. . Medford is today, having one of the most important elections in its history. The polls do not close until eight o'clock tonight. If you have not voted there is ample Anyone who has been n resident of the state six months, a resident of this city three months, nnd a resident of the precinct in which he now resides for at least 20 days proceeding the election, is entitled to vote. There are no properly qualifications. Kvcry man and woman of voting age, may, under these conditions, exercise the franchise. So if you have not already voted start for the polls now. Here are the voting places: Medford, North Main, Fichtner's garage. Medford, South Main, Armstrong Motor company. Medford, North Central, city hall . Medford, South Central, public market. Medford, Oakdale, Oakdale grocery. i Medford, Newtown, AVashington school. East Medford, residence, Mrs. L. E. Stanfield, $01 East Main, 1'. & E. station. Southeast Medford, Roosevelt school. Southwest Medford, residence W. II. Stinson, 301 Hamilton street. West Medford, residence of street. Let the decision today be the as a whole. QUILL Ten billion for good roads debt! Modernism : ' to sell it. Om mil Ii Man is an optimist by nature. than himself, but only those better Matrimony is enjoyable after somebody describe your faults. If he is pretty and a wow. his wife doesn't understand him. The Ark wasn't the only everything. There's the drug The word "genius" usually means you can't think of the word to describe a little ability. Philosophy is what, persuades a chivalrous thing to give in to her. Fable: Once there was a fond school without giving the teacher Correct . thin sentence: "This hat makes said she, "but I really prefer the other one." RipplingRhijmos rWalt THE VISITOR. I NOMKT1MKK park my hirv I wo tlnys willi thcin I tlui'll in Kor in two days a iii.iii nut spiel 'most everylhinjr he knows; no further talk can lie unreel, and if lie's wise lit; koos. My liosts, they see mo to the door with soothing words, and then they wring my fingers and implore that I'll rome back ugain. I nl wnys am a wcloonit) skate when visiting my friends; they know I'm sure to pull my freight 1r fore my welcome ends. Sonic visitors hang on ami on, when they should rise and sprint; they see their hosts in anguish yawn, and do not take the bint. If they have cars, if they have eyes, if they have human souls, they surely ought to realize their welcome's full of littles. And still they stay, as in a trance, infest the porch and lawn, when every sigh and every glance invite them to be gone. And when, at last they do decamp they're asked not to return; in no one's window does a lamp of welcome 'brightly burn. The host re mark as they depart, 'Uiood riddance! tlo your way! For guests like you would break the heart of any mortal jay." Sometimes the people of a shack beseech me to remain, when 1 pick up my earpet sack, ami start my rusty wain. "Two days," I say, 4tiny limit is, when visitingl go;" and when I come nmiin. uee whin, the lamps of welcome glow! WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doorr Screens, Windows and Sash, Window and Door Frames iMouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our ConiUnl Aim It to Keep Our Quality ane Prlcta Abaolutely RphL O Do Not Orfor From Ootof Town Concern! B.fora . Letting Ua Figure on Your Bill, TROWBRIDQ& CABINET WORKS Mearord o Modern Hull Orofoo M ' ' '- - J1UJ'L"L! VOTED, VOTE! time to do so. Josephine T. Clark, West Fourth decision of the people of Medford POINTS And let posterity, flyers all, pay tho learning to make an article; nine 1 carn- He seldom sees those worse off off. you become reconciled to hnvinj with the ladies, he usually thinks institution that contained a little store. of KM husband Hint, after all, it is the mother who started her child in any advice. me look younger,' Mason viilisp, nnd visit loving friends; peace, and then inv visit otitis. j'.. U1.L.IJ? Personal Health IServico By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Signed letters pertaining to pertonal i -ft u ,V . vj rn. Letters should be brief and written in ink. n "J: " '"V Mn Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this Antitoxin What could possibly causo a parent to object to the administration of antitoxin to a child desperately 111 of diphtheria, as did tho poor Ignorant father In tho case we described the other day. Of course tho child may have been doomed In any event. Nevertheless there Is a mathe nmthical certainty nbout this :f act Antitoxin adminis tered in sufficient dose and early enoueh in the course of the dlphtnerla, prefernbly Into a vein,' completely antidotes the diph theria toxin or poison and saves life. The only conceivable reason why a parent -should prohibit the adminis tration of such a remedy as antitoxin to a sick child yet offer no objection to tho administration of any other remedy the doctor might care to give such a child, is iRnorance, superstition and credulity, and this state of mind la not only self propagating, it is propagntod and exploited by a small army of snide merchants, purveyors of nonmedical nostrums and new fangled quacks, mainly through the columns of the shady, shoddy "mag azines' which exist primarily to pro vide a medium whereby these legi timate nnd highly respected dips may get their hands into the pockets of tno unwary public. Nature's Own Antidote. Ignorant, superstitious, credulous people have only vague ideas about antitoxin. The very name of It con notes something evil or dangerous In their poor minds. .But any one of ordinary Intelligence should under stand that anti means against or op posed to, and that toxin means poison; In short, antitoxin Is antidote, the an tidote for the poison of diphtheria. Antitoxin Is manufactured by na ture in the blood of every victim of diphtheria, and if enough is produced tho diphtheria patient presently gets well naturally or spontaneously, with out any human aid wahtever. If the natural process of antitoxin manu facture is a little slow, the diphtheria poisoning presently gains the upper hand and the victim succumbs, un less human aid is prompt ly' Riven, and even then the aid may come too late. Healthy young horses are given minute doses of diphtheria toxin or poison (not diphtheria germs, but tho poison wormed by their growth, as al cohol is formed by the growth of yeast plants), which are gradually In creased as the horses gradually de velop immunity against the poison. In uiuu norses so treatea develop suffi cient Immunity to withstand an enormous doso of tho toxin which would quickly kill on ordinary horse. The blood of these Immunized horses Is used ds antitoxin, of course after it has been scientifically tested and freed of its corpuscles and concen t rn t ed and s t a n da r d i zed , so that a given quantity contains just so many units of nntltnxln. Measured with NHenflffr Accuracy A unit of antitoxin Is the quantity of the antidote required to neutral ize or render Innocuous the smallest iuiiiuj 1,1 iiii'iimvi ia luxin or poison i Which Ih filtnl In a iiin1t nnlm-il mi,.h as the guinea pig. A young animal or a young child, is enormously more susceptible to the diphtheria, poison than an older in dividual Is, and consequently the younger the child the greater tho doso F. V. McTready and H. M. and H. Ii. Kadlsch aro among tho residents of Chifoquln spending several days in tho city in connection with tho an mini session of tho federal district court here. Shrubbery Whether you buy qnc plant or fifty. Wo will help you so lect the right type for the right place. inn Ji2 for appointment. 1 Miss Mabel C. Walt has nccepted i lie position as teacher for the over flow of first grado students at the Roosevelt school, according to a tele gram received yesterday from Mlnne sota. whoro she has been for tho past several years. She is also a former member of the city school faculty. An extra room Is being prepared in the school building to provide ample space for the students and will be ready for occupancy next week. Another big danco Kaglo Point Sat urday night. New hall. K3 Tho Misses Huo Spencer, Kitty nragg and C.ortrudo Parker, public school teachers of this city, spent last Sunday at (..rants l'nss with friends there. Send some pictures of Crater Lake. Medford and tho Rnguo River valley views to your friends. Palmer's pic tures are best. tf J. O. llallowell, traveling salesman. was arrested by Policeman Leggltt last night on the street In an intoxi cated condition with n quantity of al leged moonshine In his possession. This Is Hullo well's second offense within tho past week, having forfeit ed a $15 cash ball on a similar charge several days ago. Kellogg halrcuttlng parlors for Tn- dles' and children's halrcuttlng. Med ford renter Ittdg. Phone 5lU. 175 The frame to tho new annex to the Christian church will bo raised to morrow and Saturday, A number have volunteered to assist with this work. Alt who desire to do so should report nt the church Friday or Satur day jnornlng. or both, taking a ham mer and saw. If you have them. Atom CtUchel Morse, grnduato Kill er son College of Oratory. Ronton, will receive pupils In oral ftnd dramatic expressiKon. Kventngs and Saturdays. 331 Cust Main. 173 Tho Chevrolet touring car stolen from Dale Frankllr? near the Crate rian theater building several days ngo wus recovered yesterday In tho .Inn jgle of tear creek, near Jackson Hot I Springs. It Is presumed It was stolen by youths for Jov ridiiw purposes. hulls and hygiene, not to disease dlagnoila or aiampea, aeiT-uaresaea envelope le enciotea. Owing to the large number of letttre received, only om mao w not conforming to instructions, newspaper. L Antidote. of antitoxin speaking. necessary, relatively It Is simpler to think of antitoxin In thousand unit doses rnther than single units, for the diphtheria pois oning, in the average case of 'diphthe ria In a child, is a matter of thou sand unit asaults and not a triflo of single units. When you buy a home or an automobile you pay so many thonsnnd dollars for it and not bo many cents. Ten thousnnd units of diphtheria poison acquires 10,000 units of anti toxin to neutralize It, nnd It is a bad gamble to give any lesH untitoxln In the first dose in any case. "We can't afford to gamble on tho child's ca pacity to manufacture his own anti toxin, when there are plenty of horses that have the finest care and the kind of pleasant exercise which mighty few horses enjoy, to provide the pre cious antidote in unlimited quantity. If there Is anything that makes me tired it Is to hear poor, ignorant,' su perstitious, credulous people, or dis honest people with axes to grind, peo ple who are usually fond bf baked trout, "good beefsteak. French fried potatoes, omelettes, buttered toast, coffee with cream, and other bless ings for which wo must thank our friends the animals, mouthing banali ties about' "filth" or tho "danger" In antitoxin. QIF.STIOXS AND ANSWERS TMeaso let mo know if walking is good exercise. (John D.) Answer There Is none better. The nvernge adult dose for keeping fit Is six miles daily. Walking has now be come one of the most expensive kinds of healthful exercise, and the expense is tho one drawback, but for those who can afford it, six miles a day cor- tally pays. Best Dandruff Remedy At one time I found a recipe for dandruff In your columns. It hnd sulphur nnd petroleum and something else in It that I have forgotten. Rut I found It the best dandruff cure I had ever used. It stopped tho dandruff altogether for neniiy a year. (P, H.) Answer Precipitated sulphur 1 dram Salicylic acid 20 grains Ointment of rose water 1 ounce Apply a piece tho size of a pea by parting the hair and rubbing the oint ment into tho scalp, treating a differ ent area of scalp each night, and tak ing a shampoo about once a week. Continue this for three or four weeks Petroleum jelly may be used Instead, of the ointment of rosewater, but Is less elegant. Artist, Not Scientist I am an arrestod case of tuberculo sis, but some days I still have fover. On such days I seom stronger to do my work. Does fever glvo me strength? Is there danger of bring ing back the trouble by being too ac-, tlve? Am I harmful to those who work In the office with me? I am ashamed to be asking questions which I ought to ask my own doctor, but my hushnnd is a Scientist and I don't like to dlsplense him by going to a doctor. (Mrs. M. P. A.) Answer It sounds rather as tho your trouble Is active, not arrested. It Is very foolish to humor your hus band's artistic or scientific scruples, at the risk of your own health. Tf any thing should happen to you who will take caro of your husband Itctfcp r : waive his temperamental obsessions and get under the care and advice of your physician without delay. Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf Wushingtnn residents registered at local hotels include Mr. and Mrs. L. Shandling and X. Shandllng of Van couver, R. b. Daldwln and A. G. Cor telyou of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Reamc of Centralla and Guy Roggess, K. J. McWhlster, Karl A. Davis. W. II. Cross nnd Mr. uud Mrs. ii. W. Wiso mer of Seattle. Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. It row n & White Agency, Inc tf Tho creation of a separata water master district In Josephine county was decided upon this morning by the county court at tho regular monthly meeting. For tho past two years, this county hns been tied up with Jackson county with a deputy water master serving tho county. Tom Pearco has been deputy for that period. Who will fill tho position is not yet deter mined, this being decided by the state engineer. Grants I'ass Courier. Delicious apples, good quality, $1 per box delivered any place in city. Johnson Produco Co., 241 N. Fir St. lC4tf H. J. Hammond of the Klamath News, and 11 tin Nesmlth. representa tive of the Chamber of Commerce of Klamath Fnlts, woro ln Medford last evening en route homo from the Irri gation congress at Grants Pass. They are both great boosters for all south ern oOregon and especially tho Land of Klamath. Fruit growers get In touch with the government free employment bureau for apple pickers. Medford Chamber of Commerce. 1 F4 tf The Rapt 1st church of Medford held Us annual meeting at tho church last eevning. beginning the program with a dinner at 6:3o, after which the busi ness and social parts of the evening were held. Nearly three hundred members nnd friends were present. It was a happy occasion, and frequent bursts of applause, when reports were read or measures passed, showed the fine enthusiasm with which the hurrh is taking to Its task. Noel Krskine gives piano lessons at pupils' home . Think of the advan tage. Phone 729-W. J73 J. T. "Tip" Davis, suffered tho loss of his Ruick touring car last eveninir while It was parked near the Cra te rm n theo.ter building. when his daughter Irma. wns within the (heater attending tho vaudeville show. ,R bore an Oregon license, number 18- S3, nnd wns a model severnl yenrs old. Tho police nre- using nit effort) to locate the ear. all cities both north i and south having been notified of thj theft. 0 I SGs39Q0te) 'I wuzn here an liuiir till I dived right In' writes Jxm Moon, who's hcUIii' acreage In ' Florid . A great mis take most ever crook makes Is till uk in life stay la prison seems as long l' tit public as It does t' Irimsclf. Poems That Live i The Dreamers. Tho gypsies passed her little gate Kho stopped her wheel to see, A brown-faced pair who walked the road, Free as the wind Is free; And suddenly her tidy room " A prison seemed to bo. Her shining plates ngnlnst tho walls, Her sunlit, sanded floor, Tho brass-bound wedding chest that hold Her linen's snowy store. Tho very wheel whoso humming died, Seemed only chains she boro. She watched tho foot-free gypsies pass; ; She never knew" or gueHRed The wiHtful dream that drew them close The longing in each breast Some day to own a home like hers. Wherein their hearts might rest. ; Thcodosia Garrison. Who's Who C'lmi'lcH MncVengll. The nowlv unnointed ambassador to Japan, Charles MacVeagh, of New! York, is a law partner of John W. Davis, democratic candidate fori president In 1924. . He has been general counsel fori tho United StaUs Stoel Corporation for a number of years and has been in Washing ton much of the timo. His family have I been prominently I d e n 1 1 f led with public service. Tho elder Macvengh was attorney gen eral under Presi dent Garfield and the ambassador's uncle. Franklin MacVeagh, served as secretary of tho treasury under Pres ident Taft. MacVeagh Was born In "Westches ter, Pa., in 1860 and is a graduate of Harvard. Ho succeeds to the post left vacant by the death of Am bassador Rnncroft who died In Tokyo after a short term of service in tho diplomatic corps there. Cook with gas. tf ANNOUNCEMENTS t'NITKD STATKS SENATOR JAMliS J. CROSSIKY Of Portland, Oregon, hereby an nounces that he is a candidate for the Republican nomination for U. S. Sona tor at tho May, l!t2ti, Primaries. Will work zealously for develop ment of Oregon and support of meas ures for real benefit of farmers as suggested by their organizations. Fa vor World Court and Reform Senate Rule. Adv. .86 II V IVJ Round Trip Ticket at the regular One Way Fare On Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday Return Limit Tuesday, October 13 " Take advantage of this low round-trip' fare and visit Portland and the ' All-tiregon Exposition I. I LI NES I J Soutfiern o Strengthens Tfeak Eyes OIl-hHliioncd camphor, wltrlihaiel, !ivli !?. .. n ' ln ivlk pjo wnah, strengthens oyeH nnd re lloves any enso wenk. strained or Boro evos. Acts surprlnlngly quick. Aluminum cyo cup free. Leon p. IIiiKklns. Sold In Central I'oint by Mn- A. Mee. di-ussis Ady. ROY WELLS' 19 Head 19 Head AUCTION SALE TO BE HELD Oct. 10, 1925 AT 1:30 P. M. SHARP i at Gravlin's Barn 624 M Street Grants Pass, Ore. The Closing Out of Roy Wells' 19 Head of Fine High grade Jersey v-ows. With a high producing test. Those cows have perfect udders and teats, and are T. B. tested. Mr. Wells has owned the stock of these cows for nineteen years, and has always kept registered sires at all times. Ho pur chased the start of these cows eigh teen years ago from llonry Applegato of Ashland, Oregon. These cows can be Inspected a few days before hand at the barn. Four teen of these cows are fresh now and the balance are to freshen soon. The following list Is a description of the cows: Cow No. 1 Age 7 years; tost, B.8; 33 pounds milk per day; frosli August 15. d Cow No. 2 Age 3 years; test, fi.J; 24f pounds milk per day; fresh August 14. Cow No. 3 Age 6 years; test, B.6; 30 pounds milk per day; fresh August 21. Cow No. 4 Age 6 years; test, 6.9; 32 pounds milk per day; fresh August 19; bred September 19. Cow No. 5 Age 6 years; test, 6.0; 37 pounds milk per day; fresh September 1. Cow No. 6 Age 6 years; test, 6.3; 32 pounds milk per day; fresh August 27. Cow No. 7 Age 4 years; test, 6.1; 36 pounds milk per day; fresh August 13. Cow No. 8 Age 3 years; test, B.6; 33 pounds milk per day; fresh August 27. (-nw vn o Aire 3 vears: test. 6.4: 42 pounds milk per day; fresh August 28. ;ow No. 10 Age 3 years; test, 6.1; 3tt pounds milk per (lay; fresh August 30. Cow No. 11 Age 4 years; test, B.2; 25 pounds milk per day; fresh March 16; bred April 2. Cow No. 126 years old; tost, 5.3; 30 pounds milk per day; fresh August 26; bred September 20. Cow No..l3 Age 3 years; test, 4.6; 31 pounds milk per duy; fresh August 16. Cow No. 14 Age 3 years; test, 5.0; 32 pounds milk per day; fresh August 15. List of dry cows: Cow No. 15 Ago 4 years; test, 5.8; fresh November 20; bred February 1. Cow No. 16 Age 4 years; test, 6.3; fresh November 22; bred March 1. Cow No. 17 Age 3 years; test, 6.3; fresh November 14; bred February 3. Cow No. 18 Age 4 years; test. 6.1; fresh November 29; bred February 8. Cow No. 19Ago 3 years; test, 5.7; fresh November 16; bred March 2. Terms of Sale 3 to G months; ap provod notes bearing eight por cent Interest. Clerk Grants Pass and Jose phiuo County Rank. ROY WELL8, Owner CAL. EATON, Auctioneer Eugene, Oregon Medford Class Co. v Automobile Glass and Mirrors madrV to order. We call for your sash, and replace broken windows. Phone 140. 118 8. Birtlett. to Portland and Return and Bazaar Ask Agent for train schedules and further information. M. Montgomery, local passenger agent. Phono 34, Medford. Pacific Lines O