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MflnFOlTO MAIL TrtTBUXE, MEDFOTIB, OTIVGOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1929.
MEDFORD M AIL TRIBUNE
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Inland u neond tlua aitm it Uttni,
rafgii, iindar Act of Utreh a, UH.
VBKCRU'TION UTU
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UEMBEB Or Till! ABROCIATRD PRESI
llcfclrlng Full Lead Wkra Berrlra
The Aiioclateil Prni la cxeluilidr entitled to
thr ine for fuibllratlon of all oewa dlDpatxbaa
Brattled to It or othrvlie errillled Id tbla uaoer,
and alio to ttie local nawa puollahed heraln.
. All rl(hta for puMlcatloo of aceclal dlipatdiaa
loreln are aiao reeerrrd.
OTIelal paper of the ritr of Medfard.
Official paper of Jaciaon Count.
Ilworo daily irerag, elraulatlOD for all aobtW
awlliia (kt. 1, man, 44.au.
Adrerllalni Ttpmerrrailea
l M. C. MOUENKKN COMPACT
. Oftlraa In Ne York. Clilcago, Deuotl, lu
hanelwo, Lol Amelea, nullle, Portland. ;
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
A 'laical InfiuU ihiicIIk.v can miy
"leu t'roain colic" before lie can
ray "dailily."
litre It Is January 20, untl tliu
lilK lliniw Just started.
Dry law killers are listed hy the
head of a tyell known reform or
Kalll.allon as "victims aif I'levous
a't'rors." ' l'rlsiins aro full of "vlc
llins of urlevo'us errors," litit their
crlniCH were not sanctified.
Why I he fresh kid who stole a
ride across tint Atlantic in u plane
aj id nait liKht a mutch ijnd look In
llii Ksstiline tank wlien the engine
Rlarted to siiutter, iu hcyuml coin,
prehension.
i;nrle, r. showed up attain yes
terday and ro-fotlKht the last three
InnlliKs of the haltle of Shlloh,
whlr.li occurred June 11), 1KM.
A VKItV M.)W ItATINfi
(IViiillctnii i)asl Ori'Konliin)
; l, H. 1 personally resent
I ho nasc slander which (iimlus
the necessary iiualifiealion for
titlinicinal service as beini;
"tho liblllty to supply be
tween occipital bone and eye
brow material for three bll
llaral balls" with material for
even one u feller has a chance.
N. 11.
The eomnulnlty Is aliout to be
luvnded by two Insects, who will
a-iu anythlnt; but spinach, carrots,
weeds and nose-wltllli mustaches.
"The summer ujrl of li-!l must
he tanned." (Ail hi this paper.)
Anil there Is no iicstlon but w:iat
rhe needs It, If you get our mean
IliK. The senior seedsender from Ore
Iton seems lo be with the president
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and with the midwest bell
r.tlners the rest of the week, u'hleh
Is exactly what this rock-ribbed
republican state expected lilni lu
lie.
VotlliK ladles who venture llilo
lhi ai)eii saeeH have Ktarted Hleli
I'int; en Huake.s ami maktntf more
noine than a net of four-wheel
lirukcH. It la disconcert lair to steii
(in k nnake. : It Is ulxo diseoncert
iiu; to ste on the liunlnesH end of
a pitchfork and have the handle
tlieieof 'leap up and amlle tine lie
IvvUt the eyes.
The aroma aooseherry Jelly In
mluttlinir Willi tile perrume of the
roceH and the homelirew tin our
residential thorotiKhfareH.
The poet who wrote '"I'hey shall
mil pas;;," i wifhinir disha's lu a
lie;inery. Tllia should he a warn
ing, hut it will not ho In the local
poet wiio wrote; June Amiinu the
Junipers.
MUVi: ON IIDAltT TKOl iti.i;
The flrat thing Mr. Travellug
luan fi(ien after entering a room Is
close the door and lock It. What
else can he do? Kolls In, with
all circulation rut off, and Is not
aware of the furl that lie Marls
lo dig his own j:rue. One window
open und the door open eight to
ten Inches cause circulation and
in the pump that keeps the heart
filled up with air. Put the pump
shut off ( bedroom door closed )
mikes at teast eluht hours out of
every twenty-four that he ever
draws on bis heart ami Is not put- ;
ting oiu- hit back in. when all of in
Midden his heart is a flat tire, air
oozed out and as the last bit of I
air t.zles out. o er he nor re- .
gai dl'M of where he may be,
whether lts hi a bathroom, mi the
islieri or in an automobile, make
"nix ails." There he lays lu a
heap, limn, no ulr, to mi mi nny
further. His heart isn't ninth' of
j libber, so you can't pump it up,
..lid mi lis too bile, Too late,
Thl lack of circulation in bed
rooms eittise.H children to emne into
the world with heart diseue bmn
right In them, and '.'.one. Can
mothers put H child to bed and
close the door, ho U s not at alt
mii pi-hong although stugKei lng und
appalllns. Hoes it sound like a
.1o;i? If it dues, read It ae.jtn
Aim. Tracy. l.a 1'rossen, Wis.,
Standard .
Recover Bodies
KOHT HRAtJtl. mi.. Juno -
-The hodleK of Herman nnd
t'aul Anderson, tnlssltiK since Sun
dny, were wushed ashore at Shelter
Cove, rtfl mllen north of her.p yenier
day. Their fishing launch wa
wnnhed In Sunday, capsized, alter
a ntorm.
4
Paint and varnish Hpattcrn ran
he removed fimn window! hy np
plylnff rlthfr keronenr nr iib ohol
iiml then rubblnu with n rouch
v in face, hiich an a coin or dull
iMlffr
WHERE DO THE DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS STAND?
ARK (lie Den
nisei 1 1
KK (lie Dcmocriits in favor
During tlic recent cjunpiiiii Hie Democratic parly, fur the
l'irst t line in history, formally accepted the protective tarif'r in j
principle, ijovcrnor Smith expressly sailed llifit if circled Ik !
would be in favor of miiinl .lining a tariff to cover the; differ
cin'C between Hie co.st of product ion in tliis country mid abroad.
This assurance was in direr! answer tn a prominent labor
leader who said some dements
the Denioeratie candidate were elected the tariff would be
1111. mill, ,) I it I I iifi j I "in 1 1 1 1 .-ii.in nil nil in mi i ' y in", iiiui.
i.ress liotli in this slide and without, the uni-lv is opposed to any
. . .
tariu Whatever, e.Nccpt uie 1 jinc-noii'Mcti unc lur rea.-onc
only."
AM tin; old niolh-ciilcii weapons, used in the post-hcllnm
tariff war are licinjj lironlit out and lindiered up for nut inn.
OPPOSITION to tlic protective tnrilt' on tlic 'i-iiiinl tliat it
raises prices to the consumer is perfectly tiiider.stamlalile.
Support of such a tariff mi the -.'round that while it raises prices
to the consumer it also raises his wno.es, and inalu's possible a
standard of living liitilier than in any other eoantry in the
world this is also Understandable.
lint, support iiif! the first after a eainpai(.rn, anil the second
diirini; it, is not understandable. The J)emoeiiits cmi'l have
their ci'.Ue and eat it. They outiht to dttcide one y or the
other, whether they favor a protective tariff or don't favor it
If they' do favor it, then they ntiirht at least wait until
after the Ifawley tariff has been passed before they shed tears
over the poor farmer, and maintain that in this iuitpiitnus Re
publican measure the protective principle has been violated.
ff they don't favor il why then, of course, Ihe matter can
lie fought out neain in the next presidential campaign.
CONGRESS VOTES FOR
PHOIlAliliV because it inilit cost some member a small re
duction in salary, Congress refuses to pass the resolution
eliinjiialini; the notorious hame Duel; sessions.
Conveniuif Congress anil inaii'iirat inn a President1 four
months after a presidential election was only warranted by the
condition of transportation when the Constitution was written.
For Congress to retain this out-of-date and antiquated
method is as silly ami futile as if it were lo relaiu the hand
printing press in the izovernincnt bindery, or the gilded sta'e
coach in the While Jf.nuse stables.
Senator Norris of Nebraska is not ol'len rijrlit, but. in his
effort to hrin the legislative and executive machinery up to
date, he was entirely riu'lit, and should have received the sup
port of every member of the Senate and the House.
. lint why cut off tin! salary of a defeated nieinbt
cress by four months, even if better oovcrninent and
I'ieient administration would be the result.
. Why indeed! .More money in Ihe pocUet is everyone's
business; better oovernment is no fine's. '
LOCAL PEAR GROWERS
THIS
W'l
ITU a UMI per rent inereinc iu cannery pear prices this
jjTowrrs is assured.
Last year Ihe maximum price for best crude l'mrlletls whs
42; this year it is .S5..
If this splendid price holds firm, and the inarUel for creen
fruit follows the exiiiuple of the eannery marUet, there is every
likelihood that in spite of a reduced crop in the lincne liiver
Vnllcy, the total profits of local growers will eipial if not
exceed Ihe profits of a year nun.
And while a smaller crop menus less money put in circu
lation for' labor and materials, the most important factor is
rot the size of a crop, but what Ihe individual' crower receives
over and above expenses.
The California rnnnery price announced iu this paper yes
terday certainly is a cheerful aiicnry for a prosperous season
in the K'ocue li'iver Vuflev this year.
Tlmsr wlni lmu ('or the selection hf ;i ennnly court liousc
site without a stiiml up ainl knock tlju I'ihl, arc linping fur
the impossible.
Ill tlic gMiotl old days a .salad
an accuniulalioii.
Since it's so difficult to measure the relative strength of
navies why not just measure the dent in the tax payer.
Any way Congress hns voted
will he some relief to the farmer.
You dun M plaec your I
wham as hard as vou can,
ils.
and
MUTT AND JEFF
long dijTAncg,! vwanjv Ttt jx SAiDjPitAsc t. 31 1 x SAiX'M KID, Z x CAM hAR HiH e THGtXJ YoTl T
7 TJCFFjX CAN'T) M Vj fshs j
of ;i protective tiiril'f or op
in organized lalmr feared lliat
Would I'll 1 1.
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POOR GOVERNMENT
(if Con
nioro ci'
SHOULD MAKE MONEY
YEAR
was an achicvciiicit --not just
for a lone; vacation and that;
j
(
j
as in life von iust !
Tn luiseltall,
chalice doe:
the rest.
Central Should Have
Personal Health Service
r WILLIAM MADY, K. D.
8znd letter pertaining to personal health and bg1en, not Co dtMta dlagnoati tr
treatment, will be aiuwered by Dr. brad If a flamed, arli-addteuod euvelope la neloaad,
l,tUrt ahould be brief ami written, In Ink. Owing to th Urge number o! lettera re
ceiteii, erdr I" b arawered bare. No tyj can be tade to queries out ouforia
lug to Irutruc-ttoiie. Addraea Dr. wllllace Brady, In car of thl Dtnapaper.
nil': iwixacy or
As a general rule the notion aif i more. If you will forget it al
"flirlitlnir off an oncoiullli: illness t"Kclhcr you need have nu fur-
jr tlircati'lied Illness lu H In'-!''
excuse ,'nr lie
Itletrllim t r e a t
ment and hopiuit
that i not kou.I
pHyt-huitiKy. j
"0!iiliinn :-nf
first," writes a
r e a J e r, "a H 1 j
meiiieine uftur-i
w a r d. Am I
rik'ht when 1 w.y
that many limes fut-uiiine Is Kiv-n
when It is wholly unnecessary '.'
. . . I'Vm- itiMtaiut'. when I have
a eold or am threatened with
something of the kind, More mus
ch'S. buwr-ls lefiiwe to move, etc..
instead of taking cold remedies
I resort to splitting wood, hiking
or some other vigorous outrloor
exercise, followed by a' hot bath
ami rubdowu. ..."
The reader is vUxht, tho be
doesn't nut it nulte cii'rectly.
About NO jfi' cent of all the medl-
fine that is taken in America is
taken without medical sanction
and Indeed against medical Hdvice.
and I Imagine a lare part of t IiIm
unnecessary and actually harmful
medicine is taken bv folk who
pride themselves on having "com
mon isen.se." j
The i tact l o recommended bv ;
the reader Is far better I ban re-',
sorting to a "eold cure" or a,
pain killer, at any rate, and it re
calls lo mind a belief wo had as!
buys that a brisk game of tag
or something to Ket us warmed j
ut and sweat inn was pretty good
remedy fr biKi lining earache.
Now, alas, almost every nctilv ear
ache spells Infection of the mid
dle ear from the nose or throat.
by way of the eustachian tube,'
a complication or sequel of som- !
nose or throat inflammation. I
still believe vigorous open air
..vot-jait... via, la til.- i-.if.-i.Hf.ntli lit
Mavpstmav be th,. Ik-m i.vat-
meat for mi hi infecUuns of ibis
character, tho I do not Lhini; the
bath or nl down after the, exer
cise Is of any Importum v, and
llllll. Ill,l. Ml II II II, IIIL l... V. jl WuI,t )llv ?Lh a (.,,.
of the individual. I
In tln early slaue of! any se-, llnklni; highways 40 feet wide
verp Infection, such as pneumonia. wouldn't change thiniw much, ex
lyphold fever, influen.it, such an!,.,.,,t that liusea would expand to
effort mixht do (,-reat Injury.; 3s feel.
The Intelligent thlllK to (lo w lien j
0110 Is coming down with real Jliddle-aise Is that indefinite pe
itlnesH. or when one even thinks riod when Ihe hack aches without
such Illness "threalens," is ito get I liutherlnB lo wail for an excuse.
into heil ami stay there until a
physician assures one it is safei
lo Ket .up. Or if ftne is unjvvillinn
10 nave meiiirtu auvice. .ima stav
lu lied until It Is certain that- the
illness Is not ileveiopinp.
Clearly the nltempl to "flxht off
a cold" is a Kuinhlc. and who can
afford to ttamhle with health?
ri-xnoxs AM) AXSWKHS
SiiKUt invil. J
A dispatch from Vjenmt saysj
that three ounces of suir water
taken four times a day before
meals will cure gastric "Hiuudenal
nicer . . . I.. i. .-.
Answer And that isn't 'Hie fun
niest yarn that ever ca me out of
Vienna.
IHatbermy rnr Hemorrhoids
Yiu have never mentioned In
vmir talks about the chemical ob
literation of v a r 1 e,o s e veins'
...1.... 1 1. . (.. .
for hen u rbolds? You said hem- j
orrhoidrt are varicose veins i
(ouitlut the Mil me met nod oe
II m II . v. ,1.
Answer-No. because when -
varicose vein Is Injected II Is shut
off above and bel
W'lille llie
chemical is l.eing introduced. This
would not be practicable in hem
orrhoids, v it It ronsiderald" tvalis-
iiietion. I'laineiiuy is mo n .
llieioon 01 oooiei it i iii cuim m
or Infected lonsils. by desiccation.
I I .11.- la, t) Ii at t :' t -
nii'iit of nlnri;eil t u I'M note body j
In the nose a ml of adenoids. j
Mineral Oil.
1h a small amount of (one of j
the many brands of liquid (telio
latnm or mineral oil) taken for
your bowels injurious to In alt h ? i
I iie a Pint of It every three1
weeks. O. M. IS. f
j Answer t'onip.-yratively barm-
le.vw. I heliew ordinary soft pe
t rolatum, fhe w bite kind or the
more familiar yellow kum. is even
better, if one can overcome re-
pugnanee for it. Why depend
on ; uch an aid. Switch In flax-
seeds a teaspoonful or two of Ibn
whole raw seeds dally. After
a few wneUs foru'et the dose now
' anil then. I'niT.et It lucre and
Had Cotton In Her Ears
ri;inix(; it oi t.
thiM troublf. ( 'uiistipatiitii 1h
1 iiHiially just a bad habit of inter-
: ft-n-IlCl'.
Xo. Naiicltly!
i May ask ymi what causes
hlKl b!"od. !'": how tlv
heart in at "freted by Hunie, und
any nihrr liil'tji'iiiatiuii you may
hav to enllKhten out on this mat-ti-r.
it. K.
AiiKwer No. J!ut If you tell me
you have hih blood prcMtsure or
anytbiiit? like that, 1 may have
some health HUKWstlonH to kI'-o
you. 1 have no bad iicwh to dis
tribute. (Coiiyritibt. Jolin l Dille Co.)
Quill Points
f "The source of all costly er
! funics Is of animal origin." Yen,
j but why call old dad an animal?
A cigarette in piaee of a sweet
; may make you thinner, but the
id, -a made niauaziniis.ithicker.
j
j 11 must ' irrimie Mr. Hoover to
j bave helpers say "liJah!" instead
f AH right, chief.
H she thinks .-lie wintld riini
ft. nIic prohaltly has discov
ered nls Unit dishwater hurts
her liaudy.
A divorce suit is like a white que
It just seems dirtier because it
makes the dirt show.
; The cuo is the nland or snme
'thim; (iut makes you think it isn't
kicked if anybody as good as you
does it.
Americanism: I'aylnti ,$L'0 a day
to enjoy an "cM-lusive" hotel that
l.,.ult iv..lv ,.vln,l..u i ,
If 1 ben i one too many
lor tin seal i ut: capacity of tin
ear, the om who oVtcu't can
to go this time is mother.
You don't
man gets by?
you had the
would be jjre
see how the great
(if course not. If
wit lo .see It, you
it, also.
"No two things are exactly
alike." says a scientist. What
about a prune and linen
lifter a day's wear?
panty
hasn't
.Maybe human nature
ohiMnnxl l.nl Iii.l-iU'w hiivn
Koyal
families used to intermarry for the
sake of pear
......
i .mi . e en live ih a man utt
In,.,lf.w v.n itl- nt nlel.t hee-nwe
" ;,k " " ' I'., " " . M ,.t "t"
"" ' ' . .' " ' .', . . . ."
"',nm"U m lJrlmiH'
forrect tlii.s sentence: -Sue mar-
ied U rich man." said the girl
f(.j(,)M
i.ut she is too tactful .
I menl ion her possessions to her old
i associate
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pafie Ono.)
const it nt ion not withstuiuliii.u'.lie
st id, "For l"''1 I run hire a
man to kill itnvliotly in the
Tinted J-'tates."
Tony I'nrretti enitlil tlo the
work more cheaply. In old days
he paiil his killers only -tlo to
.)i:!0 n week.
Professor lingers told students
I ; "
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Solution ot Vo' -
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ric 10. Ireplrnl tf-e
17. Wire uieiihure
mrnt
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31. t ran of the
liuiiy
3S. tiiiililt'KS of
tin vi ii
37. Kjptlur sun
K"d
S!t. V.'ISO
4i). Cook In n pun
41. Soiitlicrn con-
titcllntlini
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hint ion j n t 1 r.
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SR. I'lifxiiU'it :t. hi'it mineral
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c. i.Kiiuiiiu 7. t'lTisil wrnss
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I I I I I I i I I 1 I
that to pet on they must
"snolis." His wife told young sitis
thai to niaUn their way they should
he "hiKh Hat" meaning superciLi-
OU8, condescending, overbearing.
Now .President McC'onaughy tells
young men to be "aristocrats in
training and conviction."
"Aristocracy" properly under-
stood is admirable. It comes from
two (Jreek words which mean the.
rule of tiic best. ,
Hut that isn't the American
meaning
Abraham Lincoln would not have
called himself an aristocrat.
John Wesley would never have
Milled himself an aristocrat.
Wendell Phillips said truly, "Aris
tocracy Is always cruel."
Why not advise young people to
be good Americans, work hard, trv
to do something worth while ami
leave the world, or some corner of
It. better than they found it. I
I j
! fsconsin voted tor beer, sadly j
' suggesting voting for a soda water I
1 fountain in the middle of tho Sa- j
hara.
4
v.. . t n ti i,.Nva m.i-n mam:
. '-'..' ,,,, , r,
blent nf the MilwniikPP Par nsso.
i -
1 t'iatlOtl, Says each State call 111 HUH -
I lartnro alcoholic liquors and ills-
, rihule them to lis citizens. If it
'chooses. Ho exnects that Wiseoimbi
I will lead the way!
Acrnnung to mis noteu lawyer,
: 'ho constitution forbids individuals
o mnntitnc-Kire or in mtxlrt.
IUK lltUors. nut does not lol hld
Sillies tn no so.
. 4 .
tieiieral Dawes in Britain will dls -
tnss cuitlne. down the navy.
Hainsav MacDonald. labor prime
mliilslei-, knows lliat corpses on
In nil mill ion in tvnr ni-o nil,,, Hnw.u
out of ten corpses of lahorinK jnen.
i it; reau iiieiina 10 Miop war.
Others are not so earnest ahonl 1
it.
Wall Street Report
NKW' YORK. .June P.I.
Cirowing fears tl:at the stock mar-!
ket has been temporarily over
bought as a result of the recent
series of sharp advances led to e
tensive selling in today's session, i
II. n:irnil:iurtate
ili-Kreu
IS. Iti'l-mnch t
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' pivins prices a hmhlv irregular ap-
, pearance. Bulls cundiKtcd their!
' operations vi.-, cp.i:t-..n .peau.se of j
the diffirultv in obtaining a pub'ic
following ami the incrrasing activi-i
ties of "bear" traders hut they sue-1
ceeded in making up about a score
ut issues., to record litea levels,
j Many of the public utilities rcacH-
ed their highest prices cf tho year
i on the late trading, despite the
, seventy of the selling pressure
against the oils, steels, radio and
' of her important shares. Standard
(Jas and Klectric. Philadelphia com
pany. Pacific (las ami Klectiie and
Southern Caliloruia Kdisnn rose :j
to 5 points. The close was irregu-!
lar. Total sales approximated
i.'tno shares.
You, Too
May Have a
Position Like Tins
'. Hnwnrrt Marks Krndurttpd
! from hieh school ard net
! his pourie U cet ifitoTi
- u.. 71.
; ,ni t(un.-Rfoi
route. He fiKiircd and
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i frw months, we nmdu. iDt4W ."T
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; made eood. Th other itnv h. n.-,m
his face nbenm. He had junt heen nrpeintetl
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i"u, too may nu jitat as .turwful. I-t
'i. iwnd you particulars. Use tho ctiution
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Mrt. CifAs. F. Walker
N.w. School of Commerce
I'ortlnnH. Oreaon
I want to he somthndy and
tret somewhere. Pkaie itjuI
me oojiy of yuur free
iMtolt. "Move Your Future
r or waru .
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tl'rom files of Mall Trihune.)
i Juno I!'.
I I null schonl ends work for the
year.
I Miss Sadie Mulliey weds Dr. W.
1 W. Howard In Los Aiwelus I'res
' bytcrinii churcli Juno IS, accord
i iiit; to wire received by .Medfonl
i friends.
! chiude ('ate. coinity hortlciillurist,
starts drive to eradicate dandelions.
Union Oil company denies com
pany is securlni; leases tor tifillinK
nil In Jackson county.
Arthur Minim and II. h. Percy,
owners of the Ulatlo tlietre, take
lu vcar lease on I'aKe theatro and
declare I hey will use It for feature
mnviiis pictures and the best road
shows. )'
TWfcXTV 'VKAIIS AiO TODAY'
(From files of Mail Trihune.)
.lime ill. VJWI
Ed Andrews will appear next
week ns Plunkott in the famous
opera, "Martha."
Dr. J. M. Keone returns front
railroad celebration at Klamath
Fulls and suys that Klamath is a
land of promise.
Editor Patterson, of the Central
Point Herultl . launches drive
against l ay slacks and manure piles
in tho city limits.
Peter ',M. Kershaw writes from
(Irayville, 111., that he is Ki'catly en
Jovint; Ills eastern trip hut that ho
has seen imllilnK us yet to compare
with the Rokuo River Valley.
I tlillshoro Plans prepared for
h.nildiiie. sidewalks in this city.
Title Iivsuraivcc
.sKould sccoTpany;
I Gvery deea
When it is too late yon
may find you have paid
for something which you
did not get. It is of the
utmost importance to ev
ery home owner to insure
the title to his home with
a good company. It is the
only sure and permanent
protection.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 E. Sixth St., Phono 41
On Your Way
TO
Crescent City
Three hours from Medford.
A welcome awaits you at
Patrick's Creek
Tavern
All-day Dining Service
Phone or write for room res
ervations.' Postbffico Ores
cent City, Cal. . v
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