Medford mail tribune., May 18, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

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news published herein.
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herein are also rfserved.
Hvrorn daily average rireulatlon for tlx
moittha cud lug April J, im, Wit.
OflMal peper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackfton Cuu.r.
Advertising Reprewnrit.v
U. C. MOliENSKN at COUI'ANY
Offirea In New York. Chicago, Detroit,
Ban I'rancisco, Lot Angrlee, Seattle, i'ort-
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
Roses are blooming with pro
fiiHcneHH, antl Ihe days are balmy.
The nun hnn nhone Uh allotted
period each day, for all of 14 dayn.
j'teturoHdue und HtutueHnue f
inulcH are appearing wlih tanned
hides, that have the appearance of
being nix months old, cauHinB the
Buapk'lon to arlwe, that chenilHtry
liaH been conniving with Old Hoi,
to produce a fashlonubly browned
nrtn, Ah yet no buxom-leBKed
lady nan been noted running
uround without her atocklnga.
We wonder If the young man
with a saxophone, who wundered
up an ttllcy an the day wan dying
yvHterduy, made It all right. .
SEIiP-COXDKMXATION
(8I Kxamliipr)
"Vea," added Mm. llock
gruef, "Mr. KUlHton wan no
gentleman. I guewt It van be-t-aune
I wouldn't let him put
his arm around me. I'm cer
tainly aurprlaod."
What Is the city council going
to do. If anythlug, about th awn
ing that touch the stdewalkB?
Kay BltnesH of Weed walked In
front of Truffle Captain H. H.
Kent's automobile uh the dunce
waH breaking up nl. DuiiMmuIr at
.1:30 i o'clock Hunduy morning.'
(Hitiklyou Newt. ) The blame 1h
fixed, and fixed right.
The P. MoInniild kid Ih chewing
n Auy on tho prununciallon of
.MuHHitchuHettK, and the I. I'lyinale
heir and atwlgn. haH been wreKilina
with getting San Kranclweo off his
chcHt, for tnoulbs. both nt the
liiHtigatlon of their folltH. They nre
being launched far too Hon it iin
niM'oinpllHhed HngulHtH, and can
not be blamed If they Jubbed a
hulpln, to the hilt, into their re
hpfftlve I'uwh.
C'itlrena have stnrtitl to cut hay
und xave (be country, on the lee,
or nhitdy Hide of the Hill Core
bank.
ThlH Ih election day, and tho ton
Hniial pari 1 1 ih overlook ert a fine
oxchho to clone up until Monday.
Dock LugeHon Ih the pmud and
bouncing ponHeNHor of a 4d. A
hind tire cornea off, like a back
tooth comes out.
TWO SI Ah KOPKAXOS
(FjiNtoii, 'al., NotiN)
That mutdc does not nlwnyH
have power to noothu the nav
age breant whh proved the
other day when two ladlea of a
muHlcul turn, w hllu on their
way from tho convention In
Kantnn. In an auto began to
Hing "Thin Ih the Kud of a
Perfect Duy." The driver,
driver, hearliiK the Hound und
thinking It was an auto horn,
turned unldc to give tho right
of way.
' Testifying expertn let out the
Httirtllug lnfonnatlon, that "the
tlownward Htroke of the pen wax
made with n downward movement
of the hand." Thin Ih u In und a
nertlon. and nhould he taken by the
layman, with a sack of Halt.
Lighthouse workers, who are
"partners In development," and
"pals In devilment," are losing
their finesse. The lead pencil back
of the ear Is no longer flourishing,
as an outward sign of Inner effi
ciency. No one ever ttoi-e a lead
peni-ll back of the appendage at
tached to his noudle, with more
light-hearted grace thati Council
man John Jr Buchter, and the
mayor;wa no slouch ut it. Both
roujd .run to n fire and the, and
the, lead pencil would not he dis
lodged, or Its Jaunty angle altered.
Flnce" Thomas Bradley has taken
command, the Copco ear has
ceased to function as a pencil
rack. Too much praise cannot he
bestowed upon Thonius for Inaug
urating this Innovation, and eradi
cating a low form of flippancy.
4
lYchfhtcr Aground.
HKATTl.K, May IH. (fl1) The
French freighter Nevada, which
went aground at Point Wilson,
Htralts of Juan de Kuca; In a heavy
wind at 1 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, km refloated shortly nfier
midnight this morning by tne "i"
of rising tide, ii tnesxuii" Inter
cepted by the Seattle harbor radio
Ktu led.
HUiloilKhwny shops at Klnmntli
Villi build snow plow for winter
highway une.'
Mt. Angel Cooperative Cream
ery propvaea f io.ooo dry-milk
jilunt.
THE LESSON OF THE CHANEY TRIAL
THE prompt acquittal of District Attorney flumey" must lie
very (.'riitifyinK to liim uml liin ninny frii'iuls who, from
the first, lielievi-cl tluit, whuti-vi-r liix hliortroiiiiucs, in llic- ml
ministration of tin- nlTitirs of tlnit ofl'ii:)', 1 1 - ih not, mid litis not
been, (fiiilty of any triinjnally dislionciit uetion.
With the trial over, however, it is to lie hoped that pulilie
interest .will no( die down, to the point where conditions sur
rounding the enforeeinent of the I'rohihil ion l.uw in this county,
brought into sharp relief at this trial, will he allowed to con
tinue. No one who followed this triid can deny that the so-called
Prohibition Finn) law, which provides for the collection of dry
violation fines, and their disbursement, is u vicious measure
and should be radically amended or repealed.
Any law which allows such latitude in the expenditure of
public moneys places such a premium upon irresponsibility, and
so eucouracs the substitution of fines for punishment, is n had
law, and ean't fail hut to arouse, sooner or later, suspicion of
irregularities in the public mind, as was the case with (.'haney.
This trial also demonstrated the folly and undesiriibility of
leaving the "undercover work" of dry enforcement to men like
this W. M. Wilkie. Liquor "snoopini;" may lie an unsavory
business, at best, but it is something that must be done, and it
is certainly not necessary to call in ex-convicts, confessed per
jurers, and retired second-story men to do it.
The employment, of such scuin can only lead to the demor
alization and break-down of' dry-law enforcement entirely.
There must be competent men, who at least have been able to
keep out of the penitentiary themselves, who can bo secured
to carry on the necessary detective work.
Hiring law-breakers to catch law-breakers is not only futile,
but casts suspicion upon, and lowers the morale, of all legiti
mate law-enforeement work.
District Attorney Chancy has been completely cleared of the
iiliiirite fitrnltlui liim1 i.twl lira lii.ii it i 1 1. !. av I miI i .1 ir liiiri tli.i
, ' '
eongrauiiaiioiiB lie deserves, nut the oenelils, wlncli tins result; era, iy my help, that sho lma pura
involvcs, will not be secured unless the Prohibition Fund law;"""1 or monomiyiin. boom on to ro-
' cito so mo symptoms and a chapter
is radically chanf?edi and the methods of enforcement, hitherto ! or two of history, which is no con
adopted, arc fundamentally modified.
IT'S NOT TOO
THE pollg ore open until 8 o'clock tonight. If you haven't
already voted, there is a'mple time to do so.
Every election is a test of good citizenship, and the first anil
most important duty is to vote.
How a person votes may be important only to certain indi
viduals, but that he votes is important to the entire country, to
the preservation of Democracy mid the perpetuation, of Ameri
can institutions.
QUILL
Well, let New York extend
enough scrap paper,
Another way tu meet prominent people is to announce that
you will furnish bail.
Egypt isn't ready for n republic:,
shouldn't lml t into private premises.
Nobody is wholly depraved.
have tho k1'"1'" call it art or
The eiirth is prowling undrr the Balkans and may start
something unless Mussolini growls right back.
A little applosauee every
a way.
"Just exactly where is the Middle West?" asks an editor.
Have you looked in Mr. bowden's vest pocket f
One way for Mr." Hoover to retain his reputation for effi
ciency is to fjiil of tho nominal inn.
One of the happy mediums
poise midway between shyness
Americanism: Working like fury in order to get through
quickly; wishing you had something to do.
It is no longer a hick town
town instead of a citr.
A llC-Ullin. floilllllf Kq. i ioio
,. in
fuel ii nit iiiik-i iiiwci en (in juntas.
Correct litis sentence: "Mother," siiiil the young- mini, "it
(jives me a proud niul happy fopling to see von .smoking u cigarette."
THE NEBBS Sympathetic Sylvia
RUDV LOST
ALMOST
DOLLARS IM
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rLDUMDERlEJ
AND (T 6EEM6
TO
BECOME
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MEDFORD MAIL
, t
LATE TO VOTE
POINTS
the welcome,
.,
No other town has
She thinks luw officers
Even those who love smut most
realism.
day keeps the divorce lawyer
the world needs more of is the
ami brass.
if it doesn't mind being called a
u-llil Me roil cli..n tlin cl.n'tr
gE;ar ' ' ' ' ' - " ' - - - - " g ' J irlny,. Bi
PI'M SO SORRY TO" "-VAr " l
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so Mucu momcv oki in i stuc: up foq voo t Told i Kv m or NW LircaDlM CKJA TO ESr aV KN I INSURANCE
ri EW y ir rt iV MoTutiMfi riAisjrn i Vn-ruvr cvic,r,tnf .?:.5i.SWNJ rA i
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P1 : IT )M $0 ' lJ tS L'L !' A. L. HILL, Manager
A Ayy U liiW y th J&VK yvVW ! Phon 1 30 N. Central
TBTBTTSE, MEDFORD,
Persona! Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Signed Irttera pertaining to person health and byrUne. not to dUeaa diagnoala or l
treatment, wilt be answered by lr brad) If t aurntx-d, ull addreaaed eftvrlupe ia nclod.
l.fttrra aiiould ba brltl arid written in Ink. Owing to the Urgw number o( letters re- i
ceiv-d. only a few can be anawcrrd hrre. No iply ran be mad to queries not Conform
irC to tnatrurtiona. Addre Dr. William Brady, la cart of Una newapaper.
AOTIIi:il hit
A correspondent contribute an?vc1op n higher degree of immunity
interesting psychological problem: .against respiratory infection. That
"I hiivif bet-n waiting for
your articles on diseases of the
mind, and after reudiiiK the
one about com
in o n ailinenta
of the mind,
I uin complete
ly cunvlni ed of
what 1 have
f-:ired for Homo
time. I nm a
victim of what
you termed
paranoia. I am
now 21 years
r.l.l
In the nrll.li, thnt nettled tho
question Mr. lhi rorri-Biionilenl.
thin Henlence comprlHOd t ve.-y Ihlnt
sitid aiiom paranoia:
"Paranoia or monomania,
charaeti rized by Hystcmlzed
flelusions, often of self import
ance or persecution, is unotlier
type of mental disease In which
recovery Ih rare
1,-nerai nauers wno tai:e oniy,,, porm)n. Do you demund a
occasional plunges Into this col- 0,,,, ..,.. tb-it i,iimmr win f...m
limn, and read em who give it the
up and down regularly, must ad
mit, I think, that we are pretty
careful about letting morbid s.uff
creep In here, v or thut mutter, 1
have considerable documentary evi-j
oence lnuicauiiK mai u ioi oi peo
pi have been rending this Ktuff of
mine quite reKularly for years und
t liey've never found any diseuHO
here which they can ndnpt as their
own. I boant of this, because I
am proud of the record.
'I'liw eurrcKiHiiident who Ulscov-j
cern of ours. She any; enough,
how'.ver, to neure me, I shuM
Hays to reassure me that, after all,
I have not "hit her case."
There is a curious thing about
Insanity. Ah a general rule the In
dividual who is insane or who h
going Insane Ih the last to reooK
nizo the fact, and very often the
insane individual never does rec
ounl'e his own Insanity. On the
contrary he cherlrdiCH an obstluate!
deluKlon that he In all right and
the rest of the world is quite crazy.
This Is especially true, I think,
of paranoia. Try to convince o
real paranoic that he is crazy and
you will find you have a tough Job
on your humts.
Another thing 1 rhnuhl like to
emphasize in regard to the popu
lar misunderstanding of this ques
tion. Worry, sorrow, misfortune
and unhapplnesH are not factors of
insanity. We should not be mis
led by the somewhat shabby alibi
that this and that poor fellow lost
his reason as a ei'nseiuence of do
mesilc unhappliies, business re
verses, cm beiiif.; let down by a wom
an who h host came to her st-nscs.
The real causes of Insanity I told In
tho series of articles the corrv-
spondent refi-rs to. liriefly, thei
are war (by taking nwny and kill
intr or nmlmlng or inflecting with
disease the finest nnd lust of ihwUhe gunman businpHa is tmprofit
nation's inunlinl), alcoholism, j nblo, which It in.
dmir habits, syphilis and sometimes I.
otliei infectious diseases, poisoning!
by lead, nr.-enie, and some of the
industrial chemical pnisnns, and
finally de-m racy tbad Inherit
ance). No mutter how great your bur
den of grief or misfortune may he.
you can't worry yourself
insane:
over It. if you do think you are
going Insane, that's a very good
sign you are not.
(,l'i:sriNS AM) AN'KWKllS
C'odllvcrnillng the Children.
is It all rlcht to give my seven-year-old
girl a teapoonful of cod
liver oil in n little orange Juice
every day 7 Some people leu me it
Is not very good for her s omarh. , adopt tne aipnanet in use among
but I sa win an article where na majority of civilized nations, In
boltle of cod liver oil Is ns healthy 1 eluding ours.
us 12 quarts of milk. L. D. o. Perhaps Germany will take the
a ,,.., it u nil riuhi If thelhint and abolish her unnecessarily
child Is not upset hy the nose. ys
a rule children over two years of;
,,cc i-eoiiiie neither co.l liver oil nor;
orange juice to supply necessaryj
vitamins, which thy get in fruits.) A" Possibly the Vnlted Stales
gre ns -milk and vegetables. Cod, anil f'.rent Britain will have sense
liver oil doubtless contains more oflenough to udopt the metric system
vliiiniln D tban'mllk do.s. but pur-.! of weights and measures ns they
fresh raw milk contains three vita-.should have done long ago. ,
I mills, (or four as they are mtwj
recogllleo. wuiie cou over on coo
v .
tains only Iwo. or three as now-
UT.ntzeiU. t'od liver oil
Cont;i
no vl'.iiiuin aualnst scurvy
-vitamin
('; pun
min C,
and fr
, fresh milk contains vita
as does fr- sh fruit juice
sh wm-tablo or veK.iable
r conns of plain cod liver
Juice.
oil, ns you wive it, is oftrn vain
able in aiding a child of any au'
even an adult sometimes, to di
OT?lXiONr, FRTDAY, ifAYlS,
IV tiii: DARK
is on account of the vitamin A in
cod liver oil. Some time ago 1
I tpjuied here oukc rvallonH HUggeHt
i Ing that Norwegian cod liver oil1
Mm not ua rich in vitamins a Amcr
;iran brands. This wan an error.'
I 'J'h'-re Ih no choice, at least on the
' fcmund of vitamin value.
! iin(i f.itclic Aluuy Ijictii.
1 l'lenso let mo know If HyphlliH
'can be cun-d by medicine If pre
Iscribrd by a doctor. X. V. '..
Answer It doesn't matter
' whether the medicine is prewrlbed
; by a doctor or by a popcorn ven-
dor, I know of no medicine which
; n . ti t- )wi f:i I rlv l.rl n riirn t ear
Byl,hl. ut , k,10. of a Rr,.nt
! muny pel!!onH who h,, yphi and
. ,.. ....,, Thev ..,,
by doctors, however. The question
i nf the permanency of such cures
is of no practical Importance. It
is akin to the question of the cure
o fmberculosis. If a reputable doc
tor assures you that the disease Is
i HrrpKlf'd. thnt iw fnnuih frit n w't-
awain? Mo. We're morally nnd
reasonably sure Hummer will come
again, but Ciod only can give you'
a guarantee about It. j
(iiipyrlght, John F. Dille Co.)
"Well, Pm out o luck, that's all,"
says Hon, Ex-Editur Cafe Fluhart,
gittin' on th1 D. A. R. blacklist. It's
giltin so th politicians depend a
lot more on those who'er too lazy
,t vote than they do on those who
yotc.
Brisbane's Today
" j (Continued from Page One)
Dr. Huntington of Yulo recently
announced, in the Yale Review
"Tho upper classes in the l' titled
StateH are dying out."
That's bad enough, if you hap
pen to know what the upper classes
ARK. The lower classes are not
dying out, and threaten to swnmn
tho upper classes completely. That
is I'euly serious.
It would be too had lo have such
men as Abraham Lincoln, Clemen
ceuu, l.loyd George and similar
lower class ""type dominate tho
earth.
K cm a I Pasha, hteh boss of Tur
key, decides that the Turks shall
coniiuiciucu uiiaiuoci i ckikimhiuic
for so many pairs of spectacles on
little boys and girls.
VERDICT BY FLIP OF
IS
CHICAGO. May
Pimply because n
is. fD
Jury flipped
j jii
.Pimply because n Jury flipped '"' ' ' :....,.....,.,.,, jini-irvLf wil rKUUUll ;
I ill , jkamtlMI I r" Irt
Rippling
Rhymes
(Br wH dm)
THE MARVEL
The dally paper comes to me,
where 1, beneath my banyan
tree, in glided tu.se am curled;
It cost me lesH than a char, but
biinKH me news fiom near and
far, the news ol all the world.
Krom lands remote the news is
sent, across the sea. the conti
nent, to find me in my chair; 1
circiimnaviKale the Bluhe while
1 am basking In my robe and
reading papers there. The Chi
nese people are in need, the
prince has fallen otf his steed
the timpty-sevenlh lime; the
League of Nations is a dream,
some judges advocate a scheme
to halt the waves of crime. In
Unsaid there Is chronic grief
that never seems to .tet relief,
the laud is starved and lean;
Gene Tunney Bays be ll gladly
scran with any cultured moral
chup whose finser nails are
clean. The hero l.indy is so
tired of being laureled and ad
mired he'd like to lent a cave
where he might hide In hermit
style, torgeltin' for .a little
while the glories of the brave.
There's much excitement in Ja
pan because of some new suf
frage plan that's billed to have
a show; in Egypt someone's
found a tomb where some great
monarch met hiB doom five
thousand years ao. And so the
paper brings to hand the latest
news from every land, the trag
ic and the gay; the doings of
the great and wise, the smoke
of folly as it flies, the tidings
of the day. The news gazette,
the piloted page It Ih the mar
vel of the D'te, the greatest boon
I
we know; null seldom do wo
pause to think what we would
do If printer s ink siioiuu some
day cease to flow.
a coin to decide a $15,000 dam-
age suit is no reason for setting
such a verdict aside, in tne opin-
Urn of Circuit Judge David Broth-
ers. Ho ho ruled yesterday In
upholding the nwnrd of that sum
to Mrs. Mary Dlbell in a suni
against the Checker Cab com-1
pany.
The verdict was protested on I
the ground that It was aeiernuneu
liy iiic iui'i'iiib
Dibcll's counsel explained that
the Jury stood nine to three for
the $15,000 award, with the mi
nority favoring J12.00O. The coin
toss was reported to have ended
an eight-hour deadlock,-
T
CIVSAS CITV M.-IV IS. (P)
A boycott of newspapers which do
not deal "fairly with the prohibi
tion movement" was recommended
to Methodists by the quadrennial
conference today in adopting a
resolution concerning temperance
and education. Tile boycott clause
was attacked hy the itev. Frank
Y Court of Davenport, la., who
said, "the Methodist church should
be In bigger business than this."
Ills amendment to strike out the
clause was tabled after a talk by
Dr. Harry M. Chalfant of Phila
delphia, who said some of the
newspapers were persistently wet
nnd he believed churchmen should
subscribe fnr 'papers only fit for
his children io ri'ini.
Big Change in
Face Powder
A good face powder today must do
more than merely remove, shine
it should slay on longer, prevent
the pores from petting larger,
spread smoothly, nnrt leave a
peachy look on the complexion. A
new French Process Powder called
M'"I.I.O - lll.O does these things.
MELLO-OLO Is truly wonderful.
yml will simply
)rl,B WOTi
i.
love It. Heath's
Special Sale
Saturday
Portable
Victrolas
$25
Palmer Music House
"We Sell Happiness"
'ZuZ2
- ' , i
LUUISVILLh lb
PACKED ON EVE
OF BIG
U'
I
May IS (HI
J.t L 11 ' I'i'i't i
hotels and mreeis iuu,
ville maJe last minute prepr
tlons for the fifty-fourth renewal
of the Kentucky derby.
Hy private car. airplane, auto-
l.ll H,.. en'ieh 111(1 6en n
horseback, the throng poured Into
the city.
The only rooms available in lar
ger hotels were those for which
reservations had been m a d e
months ago. As more than 70.000
visitors were expected for the clas
sic tomorrow, it was believed that
every spare bed would be occu-
ItainH vnti n nun i;hm-i. .mi-.
Itontly uinee Tuesday afternoon let
i up Inst night but not un)il the
it'hurchill Downs track had been
converted Into a river of mud and
the professional tipsters thrown
thrown Into a panic on account of
'the chained oilds that n henvy
course might make in the derby
lineui).
; Owners nnd trainers Indicated
ithat probably twenty-one thor
loughbieds would start, although
ilhe exact number depended upon
the condition of the track.
I Iteiiih Count, Mis. John D.
Hertz's thoroughbred, continued
, to be an overwhelming favorite,
even gaining additional support
!w)wn it was announced thnt the
colt was a good in the mud as on
a light, fast course. Toro, B.
(McLean's candidate, nnd Martie
I Klynn, the Htuyvosiint entry proh
'ably ranked next to the fount
,wlth Louisville players. Official
Hlnllers were Vito, HobashcUa,
!.luck lllggins. Heigh Count. Ke
'nlcvln. Tvnhoon. Sunbeau. Oarta-
igo. Relgh Olga, Misslep. Toro,
j l'etee Wrack. Martie Flytin. Don
j g. strolling i'lnyer. Sortie, Lnwley,
mestractlon.
Dodgson, Bonivan.
Blackwood.
Tillamook Wilson Hiver bridge
to be built this season.
Astoria Public boat landing
will be Initiated at foot of lsth St.
pemllcton-
New Thompson resi
dence contract is let for $14.3 Iff.
Relief from Gas
Stomach Pains
Dizziness
The doctors tell us that 90 per
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you are likely to get sick unless you
rensn ioou una digest it properly.
Tanlac has a wonderful record
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even those of years' standing.
Mrs. Annie Doueall. of H2i Eot.
lake Ave., Seattle, Wash., says:
"Stomach trouble 'made mv lif..
miserable. After six bottles of j
Tanlac, for the first time in 10
years I could eat anything without
suffering uftcrwards." '
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52 MILLION BOTTLES USED
OILY aitfl
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A STANDARD OIL PRODI IfT
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50 PEOPLE ARRESTED
KANSAS- CITY,. May 18. (Pi
Fifty persons were arrested this
n.rnoon in police raids on two
alleged gambling houses.
Police said horse race betting
was under way when the raids
were made. Four persons were
hooked as game Keepers ana it
IMHihru " r. - ... ,
raided was the nun. in uio cm
I'nlversity club building, where
a watchman was killed several
days iigo in a bundit raid on a
dice oame. '
J. B. WEBSTER
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE and
GENEKAL INSURANCE
Telephone 6-F-22, Phoenix, Oregon
FOR SALE
Two good business sites on high
way, centrally located and at a very
reasonable figure. ....
Several very desirable lots close
in- low cost to right parlies.
Four lots In town on good streets
within 3 blocks of school; J1OU.00
We will build you the kind nf
home you want and rent at a reas
onable figure.
Dwelling with two lots, Phoenix,
I block from highway, $1200.01).
Dwelling, G lots, 3 rooms, Phoj
nix, $1100.00. .
Several desirable acreage prop
erties and residences for sale and
for rent in Ashland, iweaiora ana
adjacent to Phoenix.
Some 6-acre tracts on good road,
close In; best of soli, in alfalfa;
$:00.00 an acre. Very small down
payment, rest $2'..00 per month, ti
per cent.
0 1-10 acres In alfalfa, best soil;
put on $1000.00 improvements and
you can pay balance $26.00 per
month, C per cent; faces good road,
close to school and church.
Phoenix has fine school build
ings, equipped playground, a fine
new church building, good library,
a modern power machine equipped
blacksmith alion, also uruge with
expert mechanics all eager to give
yon good service; close to home.
Try them.
List your wants with ua for real
service.
J. B. WEBSTER Agency
Phoenix, Oregon
LOOK INTO
YOUR FUTURE
Prepare yourself In your spare
time to Get a bettor job and a
bigger salary.
Study at homo In spare lime
with 'World's largest corres
pondence schools.
Scores of big men In nil lines
of Industry nnd tho professions
got their sttrt this way.
Our representative will bo glad
to help you select the course of
study you should take. Get In
touch with him right now!
International
Correspondence
Schools
Box SS9
' Seranton, Pa.
J. J. WELCH, Local Rep.
Box 957 MeHford. Ore.
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95