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PAGE SIX A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER li- Kirko Is. KiiniMon. AVA K 1 1 1 X ti TON. "hi human element in the news nm-ly ,iHh ;i vital part in tho narration lor newspaper readon of the what, ivhen. where, who uml why of hronfrU'il htippentnKH which is the news ittnilf. - Occaslonntly wome Incident of gripping i'mothmal quality creep Into the "Mnry" a Komi reporter will write; but not often. The HmitH of nnWHpnper ".space," the hurry of preparing "copy" to calch an edition, the iiiiihh of prosaic le tail tu he Hurtetl in the reporter' mi ml nuil either uel or dlenruU as his judgment dictntrs. all work against elements of the "story" outside the simple narration of happening, against dramatization of the news. Scott's IHwririi. Tho 'ltystundnr speftks with the experience of years of Holier nevs reporting for the Associated l'ress In Washinutit'u. Mont of It was In t cresting chiefly hcrause every re porter uf necessity becomcM more ; or less a xtuilent of current events, strugt;linH always in hurried fash ion to glimpse Hie. real slgnlf Irniice uf the swift happenings of eueh day, each hour, lint, for the I sy slander, queer ft'agnieuts of IiIk "events slill live vividly in memory. Such tfljmpses, for Instance, as that of Major (leneral Huh VU Mcott, rresldent Wilson's soldier friend, the first wartime chief of stuff, defending the policy that . had kept not only Major General Leonard Wood, hut f-'cotl himself from their hearts' desire of com mantling cumhnt divisions In France. 'Pershing must be supported nit. solutely. Heott argued, hut his hon est, courageous blue eyes were wet us he added, wistfully: "And I say so, who would give life Itself to he 'over there.' hihe ranks if need he -1. who picked Pershing for his Job." Ilrjnn and the I Jivllmilti. Or again, before that, on the day word of the submarining of the Lusltanla came throbbing over tho cables. The writer walled in tho corridor to give Secretary l!ry an tint flint word ho was to hear of this sea tragedy that was to wive It all Ills hocN that America I could stand aloof from Die war. liryun c.nnm up In the elevator just before his 'office door' In the state, depart nient, a big, heavy, wide shouldered figure of a man, culm of face, upright In en Triage with well F(Uin-ed shoulders and with his Invariably kindly creel (un to news writers whose faces he knew. Hi paused to listen to the brief, blunt story the dispatches had told, Ills eyes grew dark, his fuco stern and the corners of his wide, orator's mouth drew hiwivily down. - "Is there any doubt, any chance of mistake?" he asked, low voiced. "No, Mr. Hecretary. Itmltes have Hi ready been recovered and Identi fied, bodies of Americans," itryan turned wordlessly to his vfflee door. The heavy shoulders had slumped dejectedly, his head was bowed forward until his wide brimmed slouch hat hid eyes thai looked unseelugly down the stone flagging of the corridor over which he pussed, slowly. Ills office door closed softly behind him. shutting 1 i 111 In with his thoughts. And all the "news" there was - In that moment, tragic In the life of a man who had hulked large as a champion of peace and broth erly love among all nations, was tills: "Keeretary llryan had no eom . ment to make," ' DnncliiK content of the comlnu Hcanon w'lll be devoted to ItlitHt ra tions of a new hci-Ich of nynittinn called the "bcndobi," uccordlui; to a pre dUpalch. The new dance U wild to combine the worn I feature of the cake-walk, the lharlenton and the Si. VHuh. Juhn tllldea. New York brlde Mrroom, wok dlNlllurdloned early. Im mediately after hi marriage to Kopaltud Stanrtud lie uitemptcd to klHK hi bride, but he objected, finally mthmlltlhi; tu a formal ca-r'e-s on the cheek. John said. "1 illdn't know they gni that Avay for II yen r nr Itt ii.". Relief from Gas Stomach Pains ! Dizziness Th doctors tell us that 00 per cent of all sickness is duo to stom ach and bowel troubles. You can't bo well if your digestion is bnd; you are likely to get sick unless you ; relish food and digest It pronerly. Tanlsc has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, even thuso of yenrs' standing. . Mrs. Annia Waters, of 2752 44th Ave. S.VL, Seattle, Wash., says: "I suffered from nervo-wracking stom ach trouble. Every available rem. edy brought no results until I tried Xanlac. It built ma up till my stomach trouble, was cured." .If you suffer from ras, pains in the stomach or bowels, dii:iness, nausea, constipation or torpid liver; if you hava nf appetite, can't sleep and are nervous and all run down, you need Tanlac. It is good, pure medicina, mado of roots, herbs and barks. Get a bottlo from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you, TannIUc MIHIOH POTTO USfn NEW YORKER ARGE AT Ily il. I. Seymour. I NEW YOltK Whenever Mt tthciv C. Ilrush attends u director I meeting and he is director of unore corporations than any other; man in Wall fctri'n-he pinches , : between the second and third fin-j 'gers of Ills right hand the minhij lure figure of an elephant. Jt is, not always, the same elephant, for: ho carries 40 or 50 of them in his; pockets all ' the time. 1 Twenty-odd years ago, when lie whh employed by a traction sys tem near Jloston, the liltlo dau ghter of an associate gave him a I toy elephant the night before u (directors,' meeting- at which hung In the balance his elevation to an executive post. lie thrust tho toy Into his pocket, and there he (found It the next day. Just i.h Hie got news of his promotion. From that day he lias regarded elephant Images as good luck tokens, and now he has 1 100 of them .in the den of his offices on lower Uroadway and at his pent- house apartment on Central Park south- every one. given to him by J friends. , KIcphantH Kveryttliercy . ' 1 . He has rlephants uf jade, onyx, amethyst, carelllan and diamonds; of wood, tin, rubber, bronfe, sil ver and gold; of coal and ivory; of Iron and plush and gumdrops. They stand In cases along the walls of his lounge on the .17th I floor of the ICqullahle building, ! where ho presides over the Ameri can International corporation, lh- vestment trust. They are piled . oh grandfather clocks - and on 1 mnutilpteccH and on tablet and ! desks. I' Kuch of, his three motor curs bear:i an elephant Image oil lt: radiator cap, and his monogram 'on the doors Is embossed on the figure of a pachyderm. At his Of fice, clcphuutH ndo.it his humi dors, desk sets and ashtrays; at j his apartment they are woven into hooked rugs and figured on lamp shades, silver, glassware, robes, and incense burners, A real ele phant foot serves as' a wastchaskct. From II. O. McKcnzle. former minister to Plain, h has worn a Klumese elephant of metal. 40" years'old. W. C. iMtraul, automo bile magttato, sent htm two of porcelain from (lermany. Ham I Pry or, (leno Tunncy's friend. brought one of old Ivory from Italy. . J e has a whole herd of rubber elephants from Kohcrts, inventor of the tennis ball, a score of elephants of many sorts from II. O. Ilnvemeyer, rail executive; and others from John J. Kaskoh, Owen J). Young, t'uleiuan UuPont, Percy Rockefeller and a thousand more friends. I In let his of flee suite be lined ns a movie set, and Tom Mclghnn Mini Jlcbo Daniels sent him elephant figures in ap preciation. Pachyderm IMuri Curtis. At yearly stag dlnw-rs, attended by such friends as J. Plerpont Morgan, Tex ltlckard, Charles M. Hchwah and the ltlngllng broth ers, ho gives elephant statues as placo cards. Last year tho beast i balanced crystals on their heads: and Hindu seers went about the table between courrtes reading the fortunos of the guests. finish Is a bachelor, and his di rectorship' number more than &0. During the world war he had charge of the government's. Ilog Island shipyard, and Uie last ship launched was named the M. (. tlrush. It was grounded and sink ing off Seattle in 11121. uml sonv boys made their way out tit It. In the eaptaln'H cabin they found nn elephant- linage phieed aboard by Mrush uh a good luck symbol. They rescued U uh tho ship went down and returned It to Itrush. who has It above the ttiaritelpluift In Ills office, aiiln atrMt u CsnlnU AmkimJ Irt ult ( Hurl. J. II. Newton et ux Henry Ah rum Idemlan et al. Decree, Martha E. Foritcy vs. II. W. Itoy nolds et al. Heeroe. 1-llmer Lcsllo vs. Mlllnle Hellycr. Men. ChllH. W. KIlllKle ct al VN. John P. ltobcrta. Uceroc. Jackson Co. Ilhlir. A Loan Assn. vs. T. J. Klmmons (dee.) 't nl. llccrce. Southern Hldg. Loan Assn. vs. II. It. Itlehardson ct ux. Foreclos ure. Koittle Hlvcr I.uml.cr Co. vs. Wal ler C. Frailer et al. 'Foreclosure of lien. Etta E. Itarnebui-K vm. l-'rcd 11. Harneburu. Illvorce. MedforU vs. L. lllanelic Alexnu der et al. Decree, ltussell K. Harris el ux Vs. Kva 11. Markley et ul. Deereo. Mrdfnrd Irrluallon Dlslrlet vs. ('alheiiiic Lylle el ul. To quiet I title. Ellxabeth Marilnenu vs. Kcl-Mar-Pet llulnt; Co. Tax foreclos ure. state vs. O. It. Cavln. Sentence. Hcrthn Krumer vm, Cliirenco Will lace Kramer. Divorce. llert MeKwnn ct ux vs. Joseph M.. Shoemaker el us. Hcpuascs slim and cancellation of deed. State vs. tl. It. Cavln. Grand lurceny. Laura V, Pollock vs. Ktilph L. Pollock et ul. For monuy. Medford vs. Hose Conllff ct nt. Decree. Han F. Kay vs. W. C. Medenlf. Chattel lien. Philips Aulo Park vs. Weldon Martin. Chattel Hen. W. J. Ilnbei-ts vs. Minnie Hill yer. Men, F. (i. Swedeithitr-; vs. Earl Smllh el ux. Transcript of JudKinent. W. A. I'atlett et nl vs. Charles It. Mumhull et ul. Men foreclos-1 Clifford John C.olllns and Aiid itra. ' j rcy l.cnra Train. 4 ,1. Porks va, Plessnnl Creek1 ijny Jana-s ami Mnry Itennmntn TE'DFO'RT) MATT TTCTPJTKR fRDFCRD. fit l m&s: v fx rt it . r "it Stylo now decrees that Milady miiitt match her automobile to her costume, which introduces the five-car family for authorities nurcc that a family simply must have nt leant five difi'cient type of automobile to he properly and fashionably ctjuipped. One of the lending style Imp pes of the country cnMiimcd its models In mod.; appropriate for wear in the five different cars now required by thu eliu namely, landau I'lncer Minim; t'ertlf lento if levy. Marin Melu vh. Alex .Mete. Ul voree. Kennelll Heel I ill vm. Slil Phh-. lie. Cliullel lien. Minnie .M u rl I u vk. Uliirenvu AV. Murllth Dlvoree. Jnllii J)mv vs. II. Dow. ,ll-i voree. ! City Of UtiKUl' lllvel- VH. PhuI'm Kleetlie Htnre et ul. 1'iwt hill. Talent IitIk. Dial. vm. IOuiI 1.. Himiir et nl. Tux ftireeliiHiire. Talent ln'lu. Dixt. v. Mi) A. Kin der et nl. Tux fiireelusitre. Talent IrilK. DlMt. vs. l V. AVoimI et al. Tax lnrei'loMllve. Ki'ru KoIiImoii vm. Merle UoIiImou. IJIvoree. . I-. .1. llunlz vm. T. 1-:. Tillman. I Melt. . i Al I'lehe vb. T. K. Tillman. Men. Delia K. 1'i oteall vm. Wilfred K. t'rnteau. Dlvnree. - iueoioiu ,... r . o. M. ."i. l-.lnma tliutnon. l.len. .-Miuiiiei n .,,-eKo i rem ouieau vs. Hllfus Koberts, Mrs. ltufus Hob. crts. Transcript of JinlKinclil. J. 11. Meyer vs. 'lien V. Itohlu- son el ux. cor receiver ami ue eountlnir. Hoy L. Eslcs vs. MiikkIp I'l. Kstcs. Dlvorco. '. W, James vs. Minnie Illllyrr. Men. . E. (lolild vs. W. M. Abcra-nni-ble. Order. I!. C. Witter vs. Minnie lllllyer. j Lien Proroly Lumber liox l.'o. vs. J.-ll. CoKan, S. Itlley CoKan, Tran serlit of judgment. A. Skinner vs. lluy'w. Illshop. Chattln lieu. Mary tlulllford vs. Samuel L. (lulllfnrd. Divorce. J. Morava vs. E. K. Sheldon. Chattel lien. Medford vs. Iiintllu May Scolt ct nl. Decree. Elmer S. Morrison, E. o. Smith, Edna Smith. Catherine Morrison i Incorporate as "Ashland Assoclal-! cd llrceilllm Farms." W. A. Catloss, John Simpson as-1 sumo the business name uf "Ore-1 Kou Paint Hhop." Heorite W. Oliver. Waller A. Jo lines, Frank P. Karrell Incorpo rate as "Oliver CuiiMtrurtlon Com pany." Samuel liertelson. Carroll ller- lelson, Krank P. Karrell Ineorp. rate as "Seatile Mlnlni; Company W. W. Howard and II. X. Ilullcr assume Hie business name of "Co- lollllll HarilKC." I'ltdintii Coui t. 1 Istlile of Elvn KlllKery (minor), i Jdmltled to prubiite. Estate of John Hl-ow nswnrth (dec.) Admitted to probate. Estate of J. X. Dennis (dec.) Admitted In prnbate. . 1 ' Mim-lairc I.Iiviim-s. Wallace l-'.dwln Hruce and Ethel ! Imoisene Oulch-y. 1 Otto Henry Hohncrt umf VirK-lnla I Melvlna Halhaway. ii Li flyde II. Holmes and Molllf Tal- Florence E. Taylor to I. It. kens. 'smith, et al. W. !. lo lots 3 Frances IJ. Fry and Mary Ellsa-jnnd 4. blk. 7. Curlier and Sahtn'.s both Lewis. I Add, to Woodvllle. $10. Theodore Kelmneps and F.dlt'i', L. 11. Smith to A M. Know. linker. .IJ- C. D to lots 3 and 4. blk. 7. Edward Wlllard SHI nnd Patricia 'Cilrncr and SublnV Add. to Wood- Ahlcrsly. jvllle. $l. Trlcve A. Tanner and M.ulhn c L Hutchison, et al to c. I- KcmmliiKcr. Wnrnock. Jr.. W. 11 to tract 10 Alexander Pnlsllll and Eva Stone, 'of the amended pint of Pitt View Winter Modes For 4 S sport roadster, coupe, four-door aediin and two-door sedsn. The new Oldsmobiles were used by the models. At the upper left this Hmhon Kcal co.it and chic velvet hat re quired a four-door ccdan. Of course, when she dons her raccoon coat nnd smart tam, as shown in the center, nothing hot a sport road stcr will do. Kcturnlnj; from the opera, at upper rijjlit, .she has al lowed Iter cape to slip oft one linden .1. Meale and Kva M. 1-oftUH. . CeiiiKe MolllliKer and Kipnl Met'lane. The., dure V, .KcMler, Jr.. , tnxl liiwe Millie .n;'..'.inl. , Ted A. ItnidMhinv and Alberta ! Illlma Marl In. Ilurvi'.v I.. Niellnls lllltl Vera! Voice. Delhert .1. Allison and I-lluine ! jshull. . : , Lester Allison Wiles and Viola : Ih-adlcy. : ! I.yle A. Weedv and Irion .Mucin Holly. Monroe Kenneth and Evelyn Ellsivorth. Clarence E. l.offtUM and .Mar-; K.n i t tll-el'4. I EdKiil- W. Aliimiire and Dorothy Ihisnn. lilen II. Vai n. -y and l.etliu Smllh. Ileal K-lnto Traii-.lcr. l-Ynilk II o 11 M 1 i. II. i-t llv to T llalmey, et ux. V. II. lo land In sec. Iwn. 3,i S.. It. 1 , u-.. $ln. 1 ,. ,m Pelletl. it u x. lo Hurry j Pelletl, W. I), lo Inn. I in s t,Vp. u7 s.. it. 2 W., $111. i-'-i I. C. Ilriiii, cl ux. lo Irene llauiplnii Thralie, W. I), to 'i, Hll... In lot II. I.Ik. '. EiiMl Lawn sllh. 1 3 A .Medfoid, $lll. iHUof XE anil the .S'.j or SW of Ashland. Ilewill I anul Co., to Hurley XE of sec. 31, Iwp. 37 S., Ii. 2 Minn MiikIII. et al lo Fannlo L. Hall, W. I", lo .ill lli.-it part of w.. $1". (iiiinl.le, y. C. ). to the N. 75 ft. the SW of XE of sec. I. Iwp. -It) f chiirlis V. Hernian, ct ux, Injur lots 0 and 10 ami tho N. 7.7 S.. It. 2 W.. lyliiK norlh ..I the.,!, w. Mvlnnstoii. et ux. W. U. ft. of a strhi of land 10 feet In Mule ApploKiite creek, $111".. CiiMlenne ,l. Mellor III Clly of Ashland. W. 1 1. lo laud In Ash - land. $2000. Wesley S. Eastman, el x. to Wren .New-house, ct ux, W. U. toiXE of EE and S of SE of sec. lols 1. 2 and 3 blk. A, P.ouleMil d j 211, Iwp. ;;a S.. It. 3 E.. W. M. $1. Liszie Mcnsor lo E. S. Sover park Add., lo Av.hlaml. $111. I Henry I-". Sehoenfeld. ot tlx tojnnco, ct ux. W. U. to lots 1 and Hairy Kyle to Hoy Kyle. W. D.Jjacob K. Kolllniir. W. D. lo El; 12, l.lk. 0. frolltillK one hundred lo lot Hi. blk. 5. Miurclhursl Add. ,. see. IS. Iwp. 3S S.. It. 3 E. of 'feet on California streel and one lo Medford, $100 T. E. Hoonc. ct ux. lo A. M. Heaver. W. D. to the .E. 17 acres i"f lot 5. s' twp. 3S S., It. I W. W. M , $10 Laura II. Ellcdu-e r. (borpce U Ellediie, deed lo the NW ot SE olo ' tMl'- S.. It. 4 W ., $13.$1.U0 llllam l-rancls Meius. et ux. !lu A. Ilallcy, ul us, vi . D. 101H. balnllcls, ct llx. W. D. lo lot ium! in sue. Hi. iwp. 37 S It 1 W $lu. Win. Olson, ci ux. In Eui;oiiO Thorndlke. W I), lo lot 1, blk. 73, tlllKlnal Townslto of Medford. $1". Myra II. Hmllh, ct ux. to 0. M. Illicit, W. D. 10 land In sic. I!7.i ' ;ls 3 "-'"' oisson. ci 111 lo iaipn .11. i Levee, et ux. W. D. to land in sec ;(, twp. 37 S.. 11. 2 W $20. A. M. Pcllelt. ct ux. to Hurry Pelletl. W. I), to land lu sec. Sj twp. 37 S. 11. J .. $10. , 1 Fri'nk Holislon, el ux. to Tlioni-! as llailncy. cl ux. W. D. to land in nee. ;,. twp. 35 S., !!. 1 W.. I Elisabeth K. Oravulte to W. iLeaper. ct ux.' W. D.. to lund In tlallowsy s Add. to Mcdlord. $lo.;blk. 7. Hosi; Add.. $10. -Joseph Turner, ct nl to Cliurlo) lilcharil (lull, W. I), to land (ii twp. 37 S.. 1!. . $10. sub, vl. ' II. E. Klelnsorae to . Knle W. ; Klinnwta. M " t '! oRF.noy. foymr.'yovmniKn-ifl, -logs. - Women Motorists shoulder showine a striking cos tume cf black tulle trimmed with black ar.d white transparent vel vet. The chauffeur is wheeling the dc line Oldsmobilc landau to the garage. The charming outfit at the lower left consUt! of tan Majora coat with bcie fox collar and cuffs and a natty cloche hat, which is quite the proper wear for shopping. And for hbonping, nnthin;; can compare with a coape. It is comfortable and sec. 33;. KV uf KV "f sec. 34. iwp. illl ti. It. 1 V. Also NV "f NW f S. i'f MO! .VK "t Ml and NW el' SB lif see. I, l"'l- "" '!" l!- ' '-0"' llari'ihun S. Stliie, et llx. In Kate s,h"'' 1 '", ' - Kl'"' I mill. -I unit. In Meiiiui-n, SI. 01). v. A. I'lllldclM, ct'lix, to UemKo'ln twp: ll'.l H.. I!. 1 B $100. .l.lltlc. W. U. to lots r, and 0,! hlk. 32. City of Jtieksoliville. till ! KlrKl Slate Hank of ISaclc Point. John .1,. Olson, et ux. to llan-iW. 1). to the W'4 of ... W of NK null II. Tipper. W. D. to land In of sec. 5. twp. 31! S., It. 1 V., Saxinan's Pennsylvania Add. to'SSiiii. Ashland. $1.0(1. Helen Martin, ct al, to Charles: Walter II. Leverctle. et llx, to.E. Ilruivn. et al, W. D. to lots 1 5 urennrns. inc.. . u. to land in. 1). IJ. Shaffer, et ux. W. 1. to and Hi. blk. , Laurelhurst Add. to'twp. 38 S., It. 1 W $10. land 111 DI.C No. 42. twp. 37 S , It. 1 W.. $10. I Chil d M. Smith, et ux. to Joseph . II. Web.-tcr. e. ux. W. I), to lots 'J and 10. hlk. 2. Phoenix. Ore- Joseph O. Poley, Jr., - ct ux. " : " Knlllilc L. (.iambic. Q. C. U. to ) Harrison S. Stine. et ux. to:lhe N. 75 f'-et of lots Jl anil 10 i Kute Stine, deed to all of lot U.iiind the N. 75 feet of a strip of 1. 1., , a.i.i ,.. M...I f,.i.,l !.. 1 in r.,, ,,.t,l itff Ihn entire l.p ,j. TllOlllpsoll. ct II X, en.. ,,r M,.,ir.,...l n c n lo lot ; ... ,,, , ,!..- ...i.i. t Medford. $i.uo. Lucy Si- F owiik to Edmund Sel- sk.wskl, W. I), to nil of lot II, hlk.ilolH n and 11) and the N. 76 feet of 13. imperial Add. to Medford. $10. Anciisle Pelard. et llx. lo All- i ,,i i,m,i..,i deed lo the WW of lo lot 1. blk. Klverslde Add. (il Hill, and lol II. bill. 2S i;0l, , jni, I Myron E. Pomic to Jacob It. KoIUiikoj-. O. C. II. to SE of NK; W. M.. $111. JoM-phine Calhoun to HukIi H. CiiUioun. V. D. to lamb in sec. 10. twp. 3S S. H. I W.. $100. C. W. lteckworlh to W. Il Picluvorlh. (. C. D. to SE of SEjnn California street and 100 '00,1 see 34. twp. 30 S.. Ii. 3 W.,jun i.lh street In Jacksonville... Iwtut! Mcnsor. el ill to Lizzie Keluui A. Wahl. ct ux to Uu-i II. blk. Cray's Add. to Med ford. $10 e. i Hohluson. ct ux. to James M. Putnian, ct ux. W. I), lo lot I."., Ilk. 2, Frulldalo Add. to Mcd- find sin. I- red Dunn, el ux to Lurn K. i line, et ill. v.. D. to laud in ui.i . 40. iwp. 3!i s., H. 1 I-;., $10 Cladnts Fryer Pcarcc. et al to ' L. A. Smith. (J. c. D. to land Inllord. SIO tw p. 36 s.. H. 1 W.. $1.00. Mnlford Irnuatlon District to 1.1. . tllelisoli. Vo D. to all of lot 1 1. SU-wart acres, $S50. M. A. Ad.ims. cl ux to (Hen F. 'Ilallcy. et ux. W. D. to lot S. blk. -' Kendall Add. to Medford. $10. W, III-. ill o. Davidson, et nx. to I, I, i.,v. ct nx, W. D. to lot !. Wm. ll. Mclntyre to Eleanor M. gulsion. w. D. to lot 1. blk. 7. . Medford leluht Add. lo Medford 11.011. . W. llenshuw. et Six. W. U. to the ' Joe .M.iyficliL ct ux, lo Lee Mil-k'l, f sg of soc. 3. twp. It S.J chill, W. 11. to the El, of XE H. 1 w.. $10. I .md the XE of . JK of s.v. 22, John A. Morton. .et ux, to .Hay' 1 m-n. 31 S. H. ; w 2:.on. 1 lb ntlev, et ux. W. D. to lot Li . (. 11. pv.-. ct ux. to Hank ofjhlk. 2 Amy nnd ILvbttiiKh Add. I Jacksonville, w. D. to lot 1. b'k.ilo Ccnlral Point. Lot 1, blk. 2.; j 7. Medford HelKhts Add to Med.l.Vniy nnd Harlwnsh Add. to Cen-j ford. S7.MI. !mi point, stii. 1 Hudolph A. Weldman. ct ux. to, c. w. Habb. et ux. to John A.! -John E. KilBsdale. et tlx. W. I. to Moitolict. et llx. W. t). to lot 4. land In Iwn. jx s . H. 1 W.. tina.'hlk. 2. Ann- and Ilnrbaugh Add. rieorve H. Athorion. et. nx. in.to Central Point. $tft. ; I tor and i'li"in.-...n i. c, 11 tni -Earl p. fniimn to Murv a' In-' i r m jjj has cndlcrs roc:n for bundles. . For nftvrmym'wcar to a bridge or party where one is likely to pick up a few friends for a lift, the two-door sedan must he used. And this llttffe cocktail dress of black chltfbn with a short jacket of tnmapnrsnt velvet trimmed with silver spangles com' ' bines with the sedan to make a charming picture. The stylists were silent rcguruinj; the proper automobile Dad should use for business. 1 lots and 4 I'olm, $1,011. lilk. 10, Central Jurepll Martin, et llx, to ChliM. n.-oHn, el ux. W. I), to lot 17, ! Mk. 0. I.iiul'elhui-Mt Add. ti. Med- j fold. ?lll. I (illhert M. MiicDimuld. et ux. ,u -rI, W. I), lu 1 acre (.'. i Vanderhouver. ct ux. to ,. Medford. ' E. 10. Fralcy to W. F. Isaacs, 'W. 1). lu 4.0 acres in sec. 0, twp. ;lii s.. It. 1 W.. $10. 1, blk. W ..f , I l::.ilr,i...l Add. to Ash- land. . I I. J. Poley lo Enntile L. Clniii- hie. u. C. H. to the X. ,r. reel ot In stlin of land 10 feet wide offii Urn entire easleilv side ot lot 11,1 I blk. w Keeoiid llalli'oiid Add. to width off the entire -nstrly sldo of lot 11. block E of tho second railroad Add. to Ashland. Pino Lumber Co. to Mnry E. Snrlih, et vlr. W. D. to land in oriu mil town of Medford. $1. hundred feet on Fifth street In j JuckMinvillc. $10. Matlldii Mensor. et al to K. S. iHevcranee. ct ux. y. C. D. to lots l nnd 2. blk. 5, frontinK 1O0 ft. j ,Mnsur. tj. C. D. to lols I and 2. blk. il, frontinK- H'O feet on Call tornia slrcct nnd 100 feet on nth street (n Jacksonville. Mnllhlu Mcnsor to l.lralo Men sor. deed .to lots 1 and 2. blk. G. frnutlUK ion feet on California St., uml 100 feet on Olh St., in Jack sonville, $10. I'.lizabclh .1. Kalllcr. ct vlr. to Waller M. Ilel-Kinan. W. 1). to lot s. blk. 1. Wlllekca Arid, to Meri- j Fr. d Pcttcircw. ct al to W. L. ; Pctti-K.-ew. W. D. to part of the SW of NW of sec. 1.".. twp. 35 It. I W.. $111. E-.iwai'il Lundberc. el ux, to Addle A. C.rltman. W. i). lo land, in Hair s Ad.w to .Medford. 'Ill, Shariritok L. lloberts to W. V Wells W. D. to tho NS of SW lof the W of SK and the SW of NE of sec. 22. twp. St S.. It. j v.. $10. i Mary I.. Hutchlns. ct vlr, to II ! ma,.. W D. tu lie i T..fi in,, to w- : bn-Mai. -t ux, w. i). i" ,l":,-!'': i..r ..h, c twii. 3li .. II. 2 K.. '' lulh.-r Vortc-r. V. I,, to imd 7, blk. 4 Mlliview M.-.iruid. It.'.tt. AUU' ' A. II. Heaver, et ux, IIi0-.al.orn, it us. W. U. to the L. SS. S.. It. 1. W. .M.. J. E. Woodruff, et ux. to KiH'lv ' i, Ik t. l.inil in IMA" 1 . . "J. . , IWIl. ill O.. il. i " j . ? .. .. . ... i.ini.-' Kinny .11 er, n 1.1 ra. . t al. W. 1. to land In 1U'. 45, twp. 37 K.. It. 1 W., $10. K. . Ijiwrence. et ux to leo .1 . Ai'tiiMtrom;. W. D. to lot 4 Hillside Add. tu KdKowood l'ark. . tleo. J. AniiMtrom,-, et ux, to lilen KaUiieU, V. I), to lot MMlMlde Add. to KdK wood I'arli. $10. Luella A. liowmaii to ISertrudu Archer. Q. V. I), to l"t 13. 14. 15. hlk. K, Village of Talen!. $10. W. K. TliomaM, et nx. to It. V. Wllhaiim, tV. It. to lots 37. iS. 3" and" 40. blk. 3. Wen Hale miL. of hlk.- 1. nt the Extension of Sis kiyou HelRllls Add. to .Medford. $10. V. I. Hutchison, et al. to V. K Nichola. W. I), to lots 0 and 7. hlk. 9, South Turk Add. to Med-; foil). $10. j Thomas C. Turner to Horace H.: Hcemer, ct ux. W. I), to ai re in sec. 7, twp. 3S S., It. 4 W; $loJ K. Chillier el ux. to I. C. Chll- j ueii". . y. iw n"- n. 1 a, mil. a mouiu isca -.iiiii. m ,i-m-iford. $!0. i Mabel K. Hammcrsly to W. H. Milton. W. D. to KH- of NW of see. .32. twp. 35 S.. It. 4 W.. $10. I Murphy, W. J)! til lot 1. hlk. I. ;tcsar sub., sees. sr. and 20 in '"'i' O. c. McAllister, et ux, to Mary E. llutcliilis. W1J. to land in twp 37 s.. it. 2 w.. $10. T. W. Vernon to A. J. Cluuld, ux, W. 1). to lots 10. 11 and IS. blk. 23. ordinal townsllc of Hold Hill. $10. (. C. Palmer, ct ux. to Jackson county, deed .to a strip of land CO feet wide and 330 feet lomr. nenr tho west, end of lot 10 of the amended ulaL cf Riverside sub. illv. that is now used as the 1'aclfie Highway, $10. John H. Kolston, ct ux. to Ar- thur It. Parker. W. . tot the SVi of land In Medford Heights Add. to Medford. $10. John A. Hydo to Western Loan & llullililiB Co., y. C. V. to lot r, Crcston Heights Add. to .Med ford. $1.00. , William 1J. Johnson, et ux. to It. S. .Murray, ti. t'. to lot 2. hlk. 3. South Park Add. to Med ford. $10. ' William I.i. Johnson, ct ux. tn It. S. Murray, tj. C. D. to lot 2, hlk. 3. South Park Add. to .Med ford. $10. . - .ltur.es Campbell, et ux. to I.ela It. James. W. W to the SIT of SW of", ncc. 20. twp. .36 S., It. 3 V $400. .. J. Kllhll til.. I. A', mtell. W. D. to ull of lot 1. hlk. .30. Jack sonville, except the cast 00 fuel. $10. ' ' V Albert E. Mill, et ux. to Sunset! Orchards. Inc., l. C. U. to 45.511., acres In twp. 3S K.. It. 1 W $10.' Arthur E. liinsham to Suncrest .Mary Hell to John Frederick Hell, Q. C. D. to the SE of SW Of sec. 3 and EVs of NW of sec. 10, twp. 40 S.. It. 2 E. H. (!. McCarthy to Carrie I. McCarthy, V. 1). lo all of lots 1, nnd 2. blk. 37 t.:ooitUKe Aim. lu ,nill.tll(l,. f.l.U... j Josephine Poley to Clarence D f Mathes, ct tlx, W. 7). lo M.IMi, acres In twp. 2 . It. 1 W., $10.; llert Staneliff, et al lo Frank, A lpfl.,v el llv. W. 11. to Ifils 4 1 and 0. blk. 4. Itoss Add. lo Med - ford, $10. - Charles A. Wim;,..et ux, to J. 1 1. Newton, et ux. W. 1). lo land in two. 37 S., H. 2 W.. $10. ' twp. 37 S., It. 2 W Ed S. Itudrt to Edwin 1 llndd, Jr., W. T). to lot 2. blk.. 1, 11. H. Curler Add. tu Ashland. $111. 11. V. Williams, et ux tu Ira B. Chaataln.' et ux, w: D. to lot 38, blk. 2, Ol.-n Oak Sub. block Ad,,px;::"Mcof., y"" ,HKh,s 2 ounces Eorgg Guaranteed Pure use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT OCR "BEAUTIFUL NEW FUNERAL PARLORS Recently completed nt the corner of West Main and New town offers the finest facilities and uccomniodnlioiis for those who refjuirc our services. Conger Funeral Parlors - k KEUABLE REAS0NABLB Offic of County Coroner ....... -n. mm Tn,nCDCTnnn "IU'"W tHIS BABY'S LANGUAGE . av K-nl.i.kjr r.h,r.' 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