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MEDFORD MATE-' TKIBUNB, MEDFORD, .OTiEfiON. WKDNKSDAY.- MATJCir r.. 102n.
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REGENT TO PAVE SEES HOOVER ON
WAY FOR CHANGE: SHIPPING MATTER IS 84 YEARS OLD
. i km ..... 11 1 a at At I a uu rv-f!Ti V i ;ti i 'I nr. . IKlAXdKK. Y;i.. M;it 13. (P.
& mee'tlnR f the bwii-a of nucnta l-s'enalor ' 'Krwlerlek JHriwcr of ' Mi lllnn.ho Whirfcn. Vlriili.a' j H Hn . Initey . and . Ma.
,xt irii-nvnti Hii.t... AL'i'iculturuL.col- i Oregon litis un.-cd President lloo- ".."'u ' ut ' i
.-, - r '".'.- , ,, ,. 1 ,. , it i .i celebrated ' her S-ltli birthday yes
li-Ki-. nrra no. y """'. . i ' , -- u nlay at her home
irvine. ui i-urimnii . . - , vai', m milus oast 01 aoanoKP. '.,...
i,,.,,....... ,,f hi nimoinl- nly between. I'nciflo Hons ami , ... ..,, .. ..... , , : bun.
hiont on .tlie ' new 'consolidated I European countl-i-. 1 i whi,;), Mlie experienced when, aa a
1 fcirl of 17, she made her first ap-
; pcni-ancc In London. She subse
)."irl of education oreaUMl by llio J ne "retain lepuommi r?'"1
.))!( legislature. The reslK-nntlons said that at present there were five
:,f T. C. Colt mid I- xtaiT.noin imuum ions '" (- "I'l"'"-- ,.,,,.,,,,5. ..inyod m.a,y 41m roles In
the Cnlvcrslly of Oieuun- board or-yenny by snips nyin ioii ibii i-uk- , H (,f ,.,. ,.,.,.,..,
rcitnits and the Ma inal sciiui.ih ;ov-r ruuuv irom uio i-.uu.u .... . Art(.r exiiibllliliiK tier r-.u ti 1 ion
n-spi-cU.vtily had . been i(iielvMl .10 Klllope,. I lit London and ' I'arls.Mie eame to
.previously. Colt-and Stair al. ..the wrvlre Klven l.y l''l'I "1-, 0lp ln,u.d Kln.B ln , xll8 am, toul..
i iueen nue .eiu. 10 .mi'iiiomi. i m
Cltv of Medford to Knuraiil lvcr-
'on et 111 V. D. to lot 15. block 1,
Wolverton Sun. to Mculnrd.
John V. .Mclntyre ct ux to K'l'ar
(Wtorltd By jmuoh cninty Abttrast C. lv:ller ct al . I), to land in
litli But n4 ctru twutj Iswilon :15. Twp. 3). S.. It. 1 V.
i Marriage Licenses i -'"i ' Gardner to K. ('.. Kiddell
(Waldo Oinalcand Helen Smith. ; "l..""'- D- ,0 taud "' Ji,ckson
l nelheil j. Uuvls and Kvelyn K. j 1 joittie Smith to Chester A. Smith
J W illiam Henry Kcfter and Datt-i "lV'- V- ' "a" ' "" ,,lock
I mar Kreeman, .. .. , ''' ... . .
! Hollin llallford and Pauline Ne-' h,'m'' Jr- et ."x. '.ST:
oma .Moulton. ,T ,V
i), much i. .iiipei inn i.to. ...eu.o.u.
Samuel S. Poukiic ct ux to C.
Warnoek Jr. W. IJ. to all of lots
I and 2, block 58, Ccnttal Point.
K. V. Forbes to Ivan K. Philips
W.. U. to lot 7 in block 30, Cold
Hill: also lots IS and 10 amended
nlat of 'lota 1, 4, C, 7, 8, 9, 11. 12.
Paul .lames Stewart nri.l firmer, I ' '.'. " ana i. niveiou.e
n...... iSllb. in Twp. 36 S., It. 4 .
Oscar Melvin Anderson atid Ilet-! rA , :
l.ehl It. Ilurdmaii and Hatllr
i Vtnv f'lircinnii
near -Mont- p:,,,,,,. ,,. ,, ... ......
Hoy Krnest .Mor'eland und Kath-
erlne Audrey ilrown.
A.-em. nooointed on the uiew lioard. I boiu-d vewels from the I'aclfl.
J K Yates was elected treasurer Jeoast to Oriental ports is adequate. '
. iif Hie rollece board yesterday, to i lie said, but ' faster service
succeed Irvine. The board will Ineeded between the coast und "Eu
f.luivivtwo more pvctinKf before it
I dissolved and Blyes way to the
" new i.orirU.
fope
The siiihtoi' siijilt Pw'siili jlt Ho- 1
yxvifst ! .'f'V'',7v ;-"l "
d the country in "II.. Jl. S. pina-
"llnzel Klrke, rho ltar
Jah." ".May ilssom," '"The Pri
vate Seere.tary," and' other . cele-
ty Ilolil.
Wni. O. Swain and Horyl Gates.
William Wesley Uijv.ec and Ifary
Uaiine.
let al Q. C. r. to land in 1). U r.
IG3, Twp., 38 S.. It. 1 W.
Charles A. lug et ux to l.onnie
Archer W. 0. to land In Twp. 27
brated liroductions.
vor
1110,1 te.r
BEABLE StTUP.TODAY
VPAUI9, March 18. (P) Marshal
Fpeli ..was better today ' after, a
sllKlit flurry In his condition yes
leldav. His telniieratilie was nor
mal U11U Ills pulse count !, a de
ne ibe". which doctor's" attributed to
weakiicart action. Incident to use
iiwl lonK iilnessi y ,'
-,'-Tlin; ihatahaltwtt!( exui jHcii, to sit
llp todiiy. ' ' ''
'PIIDTIC TAl MnDWT
iV4T KflN RAN M) ! im nnmnA oiimcuimc
! COD niDI flMATQi :
tr.i.n i)At..un mi.r r mil..; fnin 1 S.. it. 1 W.
Hayford W. Hall and' Ruth Mi'irle ' AP.a",bo 'axctor,M; .H' '
Klocli - i Field V. 1J. to Twp. 3i S., R. I .
.' . ' ' ! Thomas II. Hess et ux to D. A.
Circuit Court Chambers et al W. D. to land In
Ken 11. Moore vs. Richard Ver- Mcdror-.'. '
DiQer.et ul.-For money. ! S'-.t C.reBS to Kdward r. .
II. D. Fcaiey vs. V: E. Morrison. ! -Merrill r. to the ShVt of bee,
For money ' . 1 10. Twp. 30 S., R. i 10.
State 1-nmi Iloard'vs. John Isekl i Martha C. Cool; et vr to Krvhi
ct al Foreclosure. ' I H. Lewis et al W . O. to land on ;
Kiln Xatwlck vs. Chris H. Nat- Crater Lake hinhw-ay. .
i.l wick. Divorce. i Josepn .Martin oi ix to iniuiu
i. M dc.fl t:.il !tri vs. .lav I ril n. oiuiuiiiin ci-u. . . v. ...v
MIAMI IlliACH, Flu.-, ' March
13. M') Vlee-l'resiileiit. Curtis to
day was taking thiiiBs easy at- the
m I , ' , V., ,Vi.i IF"'"'; Vem- iucoriioratb as the
dard.-r-Uecree.
Uehry CalliiKliaii, .1. H. Weber
and Frank IX'Souza incorpoutte aa
Staiidanl Products Inc. ' ' i ;
II. W. Clark; IXna Clark.' and
,' . VATICAN t'lTV, March III
-DepiirtliU,- . from ft till -year-old a promlHO thin he caii iest aiid .
Hradillon. his holiness, the liuiie. ii,. the'sim will be (jood for his
ils ''ufterluir a .linuouet .MarJ-h 17 1 rheuinatlsni. . ' .
In the Vatican to nieiubcrs of the j "I'm koIiir to try to 'bake out'
SUGAR MAKES
I'liirl.- Lumber I'll. '
Cora K. lllll, Howard A. 1 1111 and
(lllhert H. lllll iiicoiliontto as the
lllll Orchards, Inc. ' :
F. Wllcoxon, C. K. Iliuidisch
diplomatic corps. . The luncheon lt . e . s.Ud. ( . In order to Staples inco'ipoiate ns
will be laid In the famous 'Mn,;il(e ills AaeaUon a-pfcrloiV of real al"' n"
inB;Ua!l.,or .sjila.dcl .punuiuintl. , !,T3t.:;hc liaRfordevcd all hi mulltAhl"""u u"u ""-
'; TheMpiiiU'' ivlll; nott'l'!'1,' l"',1'Ml'",'ilield .hi Washington. ' ' Ileal Ustnto Triifprs.
v; i : r; : , . . ' ! t'. Jnel It. Kollllter et ux to llleh-
but.' will! ;UV fcl'reseiilt' C'ai'.l,!
nal Clnspnrti.
EATING A JOY COACHMAN OF ROYALTY
Why cat unflavored, unappe-
'.tizing foods?
'' A fhangc is comini! over the
well-informed cntiiiK ideas of tins
cotinlry. For a time, food faddist.i
tried to make us believe that we
had to cat all kinds of things wv
flidirt like in order to be henlfny.
hi (mod sense Is bcKinnini; to usjrt
.sHelf anil Hve now itnow Unit the
food.i that hit iroiid for us may also
tho most enjnyilblo. In fact, if
wo don't like' the healthful foods
y jiroliably won't eat litem.
..".Prominent medlcnl and other
ffiertliflc anthofilics are now re
ImlndhiK us tlint iippctijinn; lluvors
nnny be tleveloped and iippravcil by
'sui?nr. One well-known scientist,
fnr example states that "fittll
flavors are tleveloped by sujjui'. Fruit
uvids arc siifloned by sukui."
Iho only safo rule for a health
ful diet is to ent its large a variety
(f foods as possibU'i inrludiiiK
IWnllhful cereals, fruits ami vege
tables made appetiinit to the taste
Jiy the judicious use of suunr. Sugiu'
is not only nutriment in ijs Irnst
costly form. It. is Nnturc's perfect
'flavor; . Sturar develops the nppetl?.
MUr t)t;.-ility of neatly nil fruits.
JU'iserts of fro:"h or cooked fruits
are RrowinK more and more ponu
'U) Modern candy contuiniliir fruits.
UUIn ami pure auiinr is delicious
(ind satisfying at the end of a meal.
.'iNo -ouo should overeat or -under-exercise,
but evervonc, in order to
bjv henltbv. should : eat plenty uf
jlieMllhful fisnls and enjoy them. Thii
li'ltar Institute.
-Tr-r-
IICDAPF.HT. Mar. 13. Wl .Mem
ory's of the tniKic suicide of the
Auslrliin crown priiu-e. Archduke
Itudidf. which sook the world 40
years ai;o. were revived today by
the sillclib here of Stefan Dilhow
sky, 1'avorite coachman ami frlen.l
of the lute Emperor Frauds Jo
seph. iJubowsky, who drove every
crownetl head In Vlurope. hal fallen
upon lean days since the dlslnte
urutltm . of . the AilHlro-lluiiKarlan
eluplrc.. - Despiilrinir of fludLnk "
Job', because of 'his ;iidvini'eil ime
aiid Hie illsniiicarinee bf ,hls lasl i
horse, nnbowsky flutifr himself in-1
to the ,l?nniihii river, . . ... , J
.MOW YORK, March 13. (p)
Pur SMIO.OIM) Jules S. Ilache. bunker,
has bouKhl from Kir Joseph Duveen
Ruphacl'n palullliK. of. .Milium) de
Medielj'. iiiilnlef )n ,'l'ijl6.; It is tho
(inly Ka)h6el portrait of li Ulan In
private luindsi
CAPTAIN LINCOLN 10
EBERLY TO RETURN !
FOR FORESTRY DUTY
. HAI.KM. Ore Jlareh l!l. Mi
ll. .1. Klieiiy. former assistant slat'i
forester for tlrcKoli, now asHlstanl
state forester for Texas in charge
of forest protection, will return
hero, to become the administrative
official for the new reforesting!
law eliiicled by the JUS I) legisla
ture.. Ills .duties In Oregon will
beuln about April Id. Kberly left
Orciiiin fnr Texas five years hko,
und bus llrndnuarlevH at .l.nfkhfc.
WASIIINdTON, March 13. (fl'i
.Captain (litlewnod S. Lincoln lit
Liberty, Mo., has been niiuied kiiV
einor of American Samoa and eoni
niniidiiiit of the tinvil stathin at
Ttitulln. ''Captain Linc.olit succeeds
Stephen .'Cirtibiini, who bits linen as
slKned to duly on it rccoivliiK ship,
at San Francisco. ,
jof the Sli'A of Sec. 28, Twp. 31
S., It. 1. E. -
Minerva S. Smith to V. E. Mil
lard ct ux W. L. to lot 13, Fair
view S. Childers' Add., IJedfoid.
V. .1, lOmerick el ux to Kireslone
Tire 4i Rubber Co. W. D. to kind
in Medloid.
Kliltua 15. ltond. et vir vs. Lus
ter J. Adams, V. L- to land In
twp. 3S S., it. 1 K.. $11320.34.
Edith E. i'retiyniiin to Susie N.
Ulntt, W. U. to lot 12 unci NW
10 ft. of lot 13. Hunsaker's Add.
to Ashland $10.
, Charles U MaeKenzie to. owen-
iird II. llovcy el lis: W. IJ. to NK'.i .Oregon Lumber Co.. V. 1). to the
of See. 24. Tp. 3!l S. It. ,3 E. ' -i.. ( BCe. 8, twp. 33 S.. K. 2
l.lnnle Ilunseiim et al lu O. M. ,v., and lot 2, belni,- the NW of
Tucker: W. ). to Lot 5, J ilk. 2(i. ;,,! Wuf XE. the NW of SE
Central Point. Ore. land KW of SE of sec. 0. twp. 34
Charles M. Wisely et ux to Edna ; s., it. 2 W and the NE of NE
Wlsley: W. I), to Lot 2. l!Ili. I.j it ml .NW uf NE the SW of NE
Fiilrmoillit Add. to Medford. n xw of SIC of see. 12, twp.
Eslher Cullman et ux to Until ! 34 S., K. 3 Y.. 1 U.
E. KIiik: W. D. to land In Tp. 3'.' ! ah,.,, a. Hopkins to Stephen
S. P.. 1 E. jClldv. W. I), to land In twp. 37
Alfred T. Norrls et ux to V. 11. Is., It. 1 W.. $1.00. .
C. Miller el ux.: W. I. to Lot 23. j ,iln Albert to Anson Powell. ; the
llotninn's Add. to Jacksonville. ,-vV. jj. to lot 13. blk. 8.
Lovely Springtime
FROCKS
: Delightful Spring
creations' New!
Bright! Be wilder
ing in their ' charm
and beauty, priced
moderately at
995
69
.95
New Hats Are Here
All 1 lit colors ami smart material combina
tion's fashion lias . decreed lor spring.
Priced at . ' ,
$2.49 to $5.95
V :
rtllllll I - " BR ---fW. r.r
! :
They Are Here! o
Wear As You Pay
The Cinderella Way
A Ivlll Opperud et ux to Alfred
T. Norrls; W. IJ. to Lot 23. Ilul-
man's Add. to Jacksonville.
W'.i of DI.C of Williain
....o.i.i.il WrlKht and Jane Wrlnlit, eom-
,. F ..,.,,,,..,1 I., .ini sill prisuiK claim o. . in m-. .
Ilcnrv 11. Landers to llobert II. 'twp. 37 S.. It. 1 W,, and claim ;
Smith, et ux. W. 1). to lot 0, blk. N". SI In see. 31,. twp. 3 1 h.. I-
II M, . ulsi. lllll el ux lo Charles 1 . a, 1,1 ... 1 ,-,1 1, Mil. !- .. 10.000 SI1I1ICS.
E. Ilrown et al; O. C. IJ. to Lot f., j ' Ullv.abcth S. Scott, . el ux, to" Howard .A. lllll, et ux. to the
lllk. 3. Kenwood Add. to Medford. :(u, nil! orchards. Inc., CJ. C. D. to Hill Orchards. Inc.. deed to S'i of
THREE KILLED BY
W. It. (laylord to Charles E.
Ilrown ct ux: Q. C. I), lo Lot "..
Illli. 3. Kenwood Add. lo Medford.
Newtown Add. to Med-
S'4 of SI-:, the E'i of SW and SE, the EVj of SW. and S ol fclv
SW of SW of sec. 20. twp. IIS s!,!of sec. 2. twp. 38 S.. It. t W.
I! I W Also W'-i of ULC of I Also the W'.i of DI.C of William
Lane Wyliiinl el ux lol'lara A"'-1 William AYrinht and Jane risht, i Wrlttht and Jane Wrifht. eomprls-
nold Vounu; W. 1. lo Lois 1 and ln ,SCc. :ll, twp. 37 S.. It. 1 1 insr Claim Xo. 4n In see. .11. Jwp.
and claim S5 In see. 30. twp. 37; 37 S., II. 1 W., and claim .No. n
S., It. 2 W.. $1.00. I In see. 30. twp. 37 S.. li. 2 W.,
"tlllbert If. lllll to the lllll Or-: 10,000 shares,
chai'ds. Inc.. .Iced to S'i of SE S. Kce lo Ethel Harris, W
the E' of SW and SW of SW u. , am (,l 51, twp. 3S S.,
or sec. 20. twp. IIS S.. 1!. I W- i li. I W., $10.
Abo tho W!i of ULC of William lllnrlch Hoist to S. S. Abbott.
WrlKht and June Wright, compels-. y. JJ. to trie SW of the SW of sec.
Inu .claims 4.'. in see. 31. twp. 37oS ;1- iS.. .. $300.
S.. It. I W. M., and claim S'o. S5 y bluitt to Emily
In see. 311. two. 37 S.. It. S. W.
ASA G. CANDLER, DIES
ATLANTA, lUi., .Mnn-h III. V)
Ami CI. CtiiultfT, A tin ill a cupltot
twt nnri founder if tho I'o'cn 'ola
comiMiuy, tiled nt U'tmloy Mi'inortnl
hoKiiital 1 ore TuoHdny afU-r a loim
i Oriental Rugs
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2, lllk.
ford.
William Wi-IkIH Von del- llellcn
lo Klorence E. Iloffard: ti. C. I),
li. Lids -I. r,, II. 7. S, 0. 1". II. Vim
dor .1 lelli-n's Extension of Central
Add. lo Enulo Point.
lien E. Thurston to Charles Won
nal: IJ. C. IJ. lo land In See. I I, Tp.
US S. It. 4 M
I'lliis. Wonniil to Hen K. Tlllirs-
Iton: W. U. to NW'l of SW',',, the
SW'i of -WV; and W'.i of SE.Vi
uf NWV. of Sec. I I, Tp. 38 S. It.
1 W.
Ira Tllley el ux lo Joseph Host
el ux. land ln see. 20. twp. 10. S. It.
2 E. W. M. W. IJ. SI0.
It. A. Sellleinlie el ux to Edwin
,M. While el ux. W. I). Sill. All of
lot II. and the E'i of lot 12, blk.
3. Sunnyslde Add to Medfold.
Charles !. Millet to L. A. Rob
erts et ux, W. I). Sin. Land In
.twp 3(1, S. It. 1 E.
E. 1. I'.i imis et ux to Parker I-'.
Wib oxnn ct ux. deed. Slo. Iind
t . -v. ..
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BOMB EXPLOSIONS rfilWq
IN ST. JOSEPH, MO.! rPf
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. March 13.
(P Three iiersons were killed and
nine others, mostly children, were
Injured curly today In two mysteri
ous explosions which wrecked two
buildings.
The first blast occurred at 1
o'clock and demolished n two-story
M'bott. ; brick buildini!. The second explo
ded! 10 the SW of the SW of see. : s(llli lwo umrs later, wrecked a
WH Be Exhibited by
Atiyeh Bros.
Importers of Portland
at Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
An luiiisiinlly liiri-'t' mill fine select ion of Persian anil Turkish Uiijjn,
Tltis slock is I'Oiuptiscil of sizes fniiii litlile imils In rtiuni size rni.s.
We tire utile to irivt jotl ((imlily ruvjsi nt nmsl rciiMiiuilili' priees he
tiiiiise of our unlimited liuyiu-,' mver ami ilin-cl inniii'liilioiis.
Mr. MuCuIIoukIi "ill ! in Metlforil it week itnil tlurine; his time lie
invites nil lovers of lilt; lieiiuliful, mliuirers of loiniinet' nutl those
ililt'l'CsU'tl in lionu' (li'cornlion.s lo visit the display or Oriental liuv's
on tlie Hceoml l'lour. This display ini-liidcs ninny patterns Unit will
interest those within the avei-tijjf menus as well.
This stock will Ite on display fov the liulitnoe (if the wwli nt
i . i . . -i . ; !. .'' '
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
Sixth and Bartlett A Rolittblo Place to Trndo
Phones: Hardware Department, 134; Furniture Department, 35-K; Office, 35-J
:.. . o
llryuul el ux to Mill--
; tha E. Itryiiut. Iie.-d. SI. Lots f.
ami ti. block s. Itoss Add. to Medford.
i Edwin M. While it ux to 1!. A. j
Settleiuire ei ux. W. I. $10. The j
w. ro ft. or Hie E. loo ri. of lots
20 Mill 21. !lk. 2. Newtown Add..
lu Mi-dronl. ' i
E. l. ItrlKKS et ux to I'arker l' :
Wllcoxon et ux. IJccd. SHI. All.
of lot 4. W. C. Myers Add. to j
Ashland. ' !
i A. Crensen lo l.eona Creason. ;
1 I I. Slo. The N'i of .W!i and j
I the SIKi of NW', and the XK'i I
! of KW', of see. 2S, twp. 33. S. H. i
1 3 W. W. jl. ;
i Lillian E. Harvey et vlr It. Will.!
I It. Slpes et ux. W. I). K10. Lot
' 3, blk. 3. Oak drove Sub. Medford. I
Nellie V. Shitffnr et vlr to lien-i
! net r. Shaffer. W. I. SIO. The
i NE of SW'i ami the NW'-, of SE
1 '1 s'ee. 2. twp. 3!'. S. II. 2 E. W. M.
j Cora V. Denllain to Lawrence I. I
; Crawford el ux. W. I). Sin. Lots'
:. 4. i and C. blk. I. Did Town I
. Add. Tub-Ill. - 1
Walter Wood el III lo W. S.'
Iloimland et ux. w. li. si. -.no. ;
. Lots t and 2 and 7 and S. blk. 3.
l-'ryel-'s Add. to Eai;le I'. tint. :
1 W. S. HosKlaud to Eslelln Huuk- '
lull. I. W. ). S10. I.ol I and 2.
i I.Ik. 3. dryer's Add. to Eimle 1'oint
Seldon I). Hill, et ux. to Hiijj, twp. 25 S.. It. 2 W.. SI. oo. ; buildini; two blocks nwuy
Hill .orchards. Inc., deed to si,; Daniel u. Dickey, et ux. to Cer- The dead: . j
of SE. the E'i of SW and SW ot'lllllUno xUhl Davis. IJ. C. IJ. to- jrs. Mary Lew, 05; Charles Don-.
SW of see. 20. twp. :is .. 11. 1 W. ,h,, xw 0l- sE of see. H. twp. 3' aid Nnhm. 10: Dorothy lilogitner, H. J
Also the W'i ol DI.C of Williain s . j 1.00. The Injured:
Wrlitht and Jane Wrtuht, eominis- Harriet E. Taylor, el vlr. to 'I'nni Nolan, 4."; Mrs. Mary Nolan,
im; claim No. 4T, In sec. 31. twp. itniph Moore. W. I), to the SE-of s; Catherine Nolan, 11; Marie No-
37 S.. It. 1 .. ami claim No. sr.. j NK r m, twp. 35 S.. It- J'lnn. Kl; Helen Norlne Nolan. li: :
In sec. 30. twp. 37 S. it. 2 W.. v j;,o. . John Patrick Nolan, 2: Tom Tin !
10.000 shares. i it. H. Toft, et ux. to ib-i-rne ney, 21; Jtaiy Aitnes tlluKKiier, l, ;
Harriet .1. lllll 'u the Hill or- 1 Vci-son. M I), to lot II. blk. 2. . and .1. A. C.loKKUef. .
i linrds. inc.. deed lo S'-i of SE-isummit Ave. llelKhts Add. lo Med-: One of ho wrecked blllldill'is ,
the E'i of SW and SW of SW of j fnl ?1. housed n Kioeery stove, with n
see. so' twp. .18 S.. It. 1 W. Also' Xo,.u Kraiu es McNeill Hare, et , rooilllim houso above. The second j
tie W- of 1) LI ' of Williain Wrlwht vl. , (.mlI.i,.M A. WIllK. et ux. W. . InilldlllK WHS a residence. ,
and Jane WiiKbt. comprisiiiK cliiinH ' , KI)V- it 4. and tln NW' lice expressed belief the blasts 1
No ir, lu see. 31 twp. 37 .. It. M.'.f'.'sW of sec. 4. twp. 3S S.. It. ,2. ! were set off by bombers and wore
W.. and claim No. sr. Ill see. 30.1 u- A,H1, ,.,,,-t. lot I and NE ofiseekint; two men H.-ell leaving Ilia!
iwi. 37 s It. 2 W.. ?1o,ooosbares.i S1; -f 4 tw.. :is s.. It. 2 W. ; scene of the first explosion shorlly
Cora E. -lllll lo the lllll -!s land In 1LC No. II. twp. lis before it ueeum-d.
chanls. Inc.. deed to S'-.- of SL. s u
the E'i of SW. and SW or SW 01 ,
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M. N. Duffy, 314 S. Cavalry Ave.,
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without suffering. I flt tiird out and was
trouhird brausc my kiinfv didn't art
proprrly. Onr bor oi loan's Pills helped
m and I haven't bftn bothered ince.'
DOAN'S
A STIMri.ANT DIPRBTR: .'A KIDNEYS
rosier Milburfl' Co. MIjChrn. Buflalo.NY.
Ore
W. A. WrlKht et tlx I.. W. A.
Eariner. W. I. SI. I.t 4. blk. I.
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It. Earl Jones lu V. .1. Kmerlek.
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It. Earl Jones et ux lo V. J.
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I tlllbert E. Love. Riant deed, f 10.
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in'cvitms speed records were also made on Dunln'; Tires ami they have never Failed
iiini Stop This thrillini: test of eiidnranee shows the wonderful iiiaiity of material and
tlie trrent skill used in lnaUinyr Dunlou Tires.
DL NLOP FOX TJU'i: CO.
FORD PETERSON
Distributor for Dunlop
and Kelly Tires
8th and Riverside Ave.
Medford, Oregon
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