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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
ton, aiiays pain, cures wind collie, 25c IA bottle
Adv.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01

order tc ask for the hot bottle. the
glass of warm milk. the necessary
help when dressing for dinner. or OH
err needs that may be required, and
to ring for her often is not desirable.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01

A banana peel on the sidewalk is q
standing invitation to sit down
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01
you CAN CURE CATARRg

BY using Coles Carbolisalve. II is a most
effective remedy. All druggists. Is and Soc. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
WILL ADVERTISE
STATE RESOURCES
'ORN00N ALMANAC n pEasON.
I'd 10 lSvOnA Inn wOalp Al
LAnoE ~ OuD uNxxCnlLED
OPPORTUNITIES

oALEM. Dee. the ''orseua
Al0aAae = - - iasse6 III veek q
The ara e nsgt. Il = ~ e0siai
| |poulicatioa e tAs seaaa. aesseipeivs
lee rssoafuss anA eVpeetunitissA TIE
|cess = ~ cot q tAs oas. eco fual
|apeoDsiats1 ~ tAs lass legislature
|TAe puhlisAsf = c. c. Chapman. seass
|tonisratiea aesaG h eellAboeasiea
WITH tAs statistical bsrsau ee ~ e.
|ricultural collage aaA he STATE ~
|nigratioa coa0issioa. Of Which ~
Ter 10 b . member.
rAs stats's esaesal resources ars
therein ~ eossA ~ 1favtAss onl
ssxt matter. No vAits papsr = vass-
sd h glowing sslaGiss ef ssbjsses
that appeal more 70 ssatinantal1ses
than homsseskees. B1ost = na1e 70
answer ths ausstioas witch tAs nsv-
conner or prospective investor voul1
arst ask - 70 coll quality. MARKET
sapp,y. strsans. sttitu1s oe The pso-
pc. schools. eAureAss aaA The iiks.
Amer infornatioa hss heea givsa
10 tsll of Tie fSuit ~ livssteek anl
tinbsr aa1 . gfsas aaay seAss ~
postaat tAiAU. eeuaeiss ere eAhsa %.
an1. 60 sstsr aAsehsP. iafssoattsa
= supplisd h 1stasl - - thsis iaaAs
an1 town.. It = the 0eee ee0pleeo
staas0eat - osaosa in1ssnat1ea Sv9
es0ptls1. anl = IN - l.sse1 -
svesy disesice vhsnes osaosa ssshD
Dett>sss that Vim - valuable . peo.
oueosB aa1 elt1Dons.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
(Psid A1vsssissassu
DON'T PULL OUT
THE GRAY HAIRS
a vGW APPLICATIONS 0v a s,ss.
rLE REssEDY WILL nRiNs'
BACK TssE NATURAL COLOR

Pull out one sray hair and a Dan.
len viii tsks N. oiso1 :. - an o,a az.
Iias, which H. 10 . area, .stso, ,r..
I,f no steos ver. t.h.a ,o .,o. an.
Ieavss. WHEN era, h.,,. .nn.., 4, 4.
q sisn that Ns,us. ne.ds ss.I.a..cs
IL n Nature. cnII Tor hsIo 0,., h.,,
dun. lif.lsss hsIs. or ha,, ,h., /. s.,,.
ling out. h ma, nscs...,,,, . .,.. :,
sdv.ncips ase Tor ,h.,. A.. ,ho...
ands Of sldsr,s n.oo,s 80. .~.,.s,
heads Of hsir s,,hou, . s,ssi. s,,..s
of srsy
when ara, hair. com. n, ~h..
the hair seems to hs l,fsls,s or s.sS.
go - " sss''
,rea,msa. should ~ ,s.o,,.S :" y,
once sDseisI,.,. ~. ~. - ..ss
best preparations to use !. .hs o,S'
jfs.h,onsr ....-. 80" 49,. ~. Nv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
Nancy BROTHERS
WORK SPEEDILY
INSTEAD or CONTRASTING ONLY
10 rKR GENT or SECOND UNIT
LATERAL ONE oUARrnR n
COMPLETED

About . third Of the excavation
work ON the sscoad unit Of the Khan.
ath project viii - completed thls
year ~ sub-coatraetors Of Nancy
Brothsrs. II weather coaditions ~.
maia favorable . tssls loassr. A I,
10. the work 10 much further aloaa
than expected. and instead Of com
plotting oaly 10 per cent Of the wort
by December ist. the records show
that the contractor have completed
. quarter Of the satire work On the
Nuss Lake and 0rimths latsrals. IN
addition to making great hsadway on
the North AAd Poe Valley latseals.
Fifty msa and lso head Of horses
are at work on the difIsrsat seized.
ulss at present. end this crew viii
voek - loAs - the weather psr.
nits. Much Of the work b being
1oas by sub-eoatraet. there being four
sub-eontractors working On the North
and South Poe Valley aad the 0rif-
9Th latsrals. and oas oa the Nuss
Lake lateral.
TIE contract bstvssa the rselana-
tioa service and Nancy BroeAers
calls for the complstioa of the s1ea-
vatioa work b. Dsesabse I. 1913.
Prom the progress bsins made at
prsssat. n b bslisvsd that the work
win - eonplsesl several noaths In
ndvanco oe that data
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
WOMAN JURY IS
TRYING A CASE
cAsE Against A WOMAN C1AssO-
ND wIrn CONDUCTING A pls-
ORDGRLY HOUSE n INTIRExr.
mo PORTl.AND pEOPLE
ueltsd t'rsss service

usitsd Prsss service
PORTLAND. Dsc. >.--!rhs arss
Jury composed Of women 10 sit n
this state 10 Engaged today h sryias
the cass against Aascslls Doetsll. .
woman charged with eosdscsias .
disordssly house.
4 aunbss Of the husbaads and
other relatives Of the juross. - we'll
- inssrntsd women. are attending
the trtal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04

Gu, ao-.SMso , w.s. Mails ..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
BRITT PLANS TO
RE-ENTtR RING
sVRMER rU0lLisric STAR II
WORKING HARD; AyDExrEcrs
M SHOW rRE FANS THAT MN
STILL II sOME CLASS
United prsss Service

United Prsss Service
ST. PAUL. Dsc. <.--Jimmy Britt.
formerly . lightweight contender. 10
going to try and come back"
Il am going to re-sntsr the ring"
he said this Inornins. and show the
fans that I am stili there"
lie 10 workinS daily ON the road.
and boxes faithfully. tie weighs ~;
pounds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-04
HARTMAN LODGE
WORK IS RUSHED
A. l. RslA00 REsORIs PaO0REas
At RxsOR1-yoUR ls0UERN
CoTTAGEs WILL N C0,aFLET.
Nd IN 4 sBOef IuGE

Great progress V being made Ia
Ibuildins u Hartman Lodge. accord
ias 70 A. L. Bragg. 10 charge ef the
Iconstrucsios vork. Who y here sos
The day.
I'VE vill have four modern csSs-
|tsgss completed u . short time.
says hr. Bragg. These are modern
In svssy way. and our light and vsesr
systems have been extended 70 sivs
thsss convsnisacss to the new build
iass."
4 boathouss. $50 fest In length. 10
also being built st the Lodge for the
accommodation Of the motorboat
feet. This will also b completed this
fan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

ifol Sen oanife llneoom ! ameri-
ia, iom i Realen life oil taIe Dmif,
naar Oc fan blipe ri for oet. ifal
Be npre 9Grere Al 0onifbeoen i
oeres 5IugtIeo, iaa maa Der pit
fife Ct @Sirofel. Jon man life bar let
@oae til Tor nnIia. g&ei BET goor
life poa Den Raa6e at ipiae sea
meo ct Sproa; De, Ser pil meme, al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27
Sitanits %unbergang.
Nj Soar Nfnriu5 9onien,
StopIe6urit, 9ebr.
VII.
&is cOer iOm =

Otter Dc optaene 6orbsr aneoaen.
De gGitanic"s Undergoing ipnes man
at tiQe9ge 5sreren aaptain Smith
9opeoifptOen, men iamtioig ianr
ban Den 8ersmmelie, at ban bar en-
fef o. mooie 5smano. Huber
&irporret on 9oro eiter Sammen.
ite0et, ga Sfibet begpaOte at iDnfe,
radbte adptainen, bel n9rmeit til
SefoItene: q ! 5 cher ON y +
Set bar 10 ct ojprpt % troi.
tiet Orb % fan minoe ON aomi-
raj GeIions isr SIaget: England
Denter, At boer 0fan0 asr i'm Rligt."
90 oct fan oiitnof iiges, at ct
beiIpgtet (iIraob bsrer @uOs 5oIf
ira oercs 6spoiuo arfituS. Mooig
ireioig looer aomonOooroet ira
BAN: Bis eoer iom a%riitne!~ San
table fife ielo Nooet nogen Sinoe;
6oerfen / Storm eller Stiae, / ia.
re eQer lrngbeo onr ban ioriagt;
ban snifer at bans GfterisIgere
o9iaa oenne Saa ifaI tre0e / bans
5o0ipor.
eiaias 80. 7 beo6er oct om
6relieren: San gioroe lit 9(niiet
iom Stint, bpiltet nof betpoer, at
ban uiite gloo % Aonosnprpprelie
unoer aae 6orboIo. Raaife oil
noaen iiae, al oet iOiateoe oog for
I @etiemnne. boortil ieg mnn
al ON oct oioroe, boao ieg
life tor iige. troos 9lngit % BLOB.
iOeo, ioa bIen BET mart oprettet j.
Gen PEG Bon oe @engipelie i ben
5aoers Billie. Sans aa.
i'm onr % er preset al Den inoer.
aprliabeo % emmeite Gel
operfor Menneifens PORN,
oil ie9e bam; men Oct er o.
iaa iom Stint bPrer oct nbetuin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

u9i6eIen er Ell uosoeli9 9o9, for
81 Den er bapet ooer lfos % Steos
0mifiitelia5eoer, % ioroi ben no
Der Renneite6eoens 9ebop % til
freositiIler oens 0i9en. Zen pas er
Tor eubper Aloer % Rang ogStano.
Zen fortelIer 0tonarfen, al ban er
blot en- beiere N1onarfs Eiener. %
Ben foriifrer oen imple @taaO, at
ban er Den bpieites Barn Cen ta-
Ter meo moieitptiif Geit til oeu
itolte. opmuntren0e til Ben ioriaote,
me0fsleaoe til Den li0eaoe Oh baabe-
fllot til oen, Der e. pe0 At iortoiple. ="
Men 6oorfor nil aatolifferne IA
life u0breoe en- iao0an 9ogl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

meo Seniun tt ser menneiteIiee
ifol 0enne 5amilie iton MIC / en-
ferlia erinorin9.
5~irsoaoen Den 10. auay ioaoe
ieg 3aroeI til 9oitor Socobien %
Semitic Der % elf iao neo 1oeet
til 9larbus. &or 6ormono bop0c
beoet MIG bile BET Oonif.omerifan.
lie llooalg. 90 bette BIZ ieg ioa ie
at efterfomme. 0a ioa blot, at ieo
oil 6eipge 9ait. ST. 0feacr % foe
Ieoes 9ropit 3ellt5en, ON iea fon
trpfie BAN biemme. Rpite Sang
li0t ON OiSie % andre 9eieg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

ocI.ae @oos Stempel, oa oct oil
ban. at De troenoe Ifuloe taee | G9t
o. iattc MOO. @biIfet bot MOB
gauIll9 oo9 bapoel llnoer 0per.
ffriitrn: oer @uo for os, boem
fan oa uure imoo os~ ffreo ban ioa
at iige me6 6eaia 8roos Slutuin.
gen at Homerbrepets g.. Sap.
@i Icper t eli bleoogti9 3io, og
5ioens 9Ieoagtig6eo trlter meo at
poatrnffe @uos Born lit 5tempel.
Nan be6eoer at 6sre Iodbet: tat
@ool bis oig iom en- 9riiten, ieIo
ON 3oren triterl SSeg bar leit I'M
Ell Setter, Der ifuloe anbrinoe fsI.
aenoe Orb ] lin Cats: Der bar
en- npperIia aono (SpiriO / "a.
niel"; men ban lrite fit Mnn1ifript
ieil og latte: Ser nor en- ppperIig
Rnarao 6Spino) / 9oniel". 90 oct
par inaen lem Setterfeil, ipnes
iea. let iioIte par ogioo ion0t ON
CAMEL. Sopoe ban life boft qRna.
roo~ ,: prret beiirlet of ct tort
% goot MOB, 6pgaet pao i'm @uo,
ioa baboe ban life funnel itoa,
hbor ban too. eler booret, boo0
ban bar. 90 ieg mener. at bi 30.
re 6leistioer bebener aNpn0 meo
fate 6ierter" iom gouIus og me6
oRparao~ iom CAMEL, bi beb6per
At liane 5relieren oqioa paa 0tooets
0mranoe. iao port aniigt ioo slim.
tets, araitens Fr9g. llnoer ell
meaet oonifeIi9 Stiaino ifren Ell
Ben til en- nnoen, iom par Wisiio.
npr / 3nlitIan0et: Oh fan fife
re6oe Sitiationen, nleo minore oil
"a CT Moies~. 8isiionpren ipo.
re0e: Seq err ingen Noies; men ie9
bar ben iamme SiGlper iom BAN
Get gno bam MoO. 3ulnerne foIo.
te BAN ollmiimeIn", bbilfet betpoer
4oen. Der fan itoo oIene". alene
blonot Menneifer, oIene meo @uo,
ian0on er set nleo Den, Ger bar fin
0roft / Serren. 6oor tort ct lab
6li'o emo leo perionligt. 6a
elias bIeo b%ortrDffet fra BAN, ban
ipurate aIligeoeI life efter grofeten
men eiter Sebopn, i6et ban in9oe:
qSpor er Serren, elias SUB? ga,
bpor er ban2 % oeri ligaer ioa
ogioo bette, at Glios fun6e ban uno.
opre, noor oct iful6e iaoSon bore,
men life bans SUB.
Gn ariiten bar Ell apmpemo6
Ga arpfter til at tribe,
San ieier @er6en, as6 % Blob
% Satnn ieIp til SIDE;
Snonortes oe usportes 3oe
San ~uopbsrligt imoer,
DOG altio o%oprninoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

@eroens eneite 9aab. Or. Qia-
claren Tiger: g@uo forbpoe, al ies
life ifuloe tillegge andre Metooer
for Nenneifebeoens oelpiie Gefor-
nation % 5orbeoring fulo 8pgt.
Mlen, greore, Ser er intet aloet,
iom fon mngte min SDno ! oens
Gorbolo til Sub, til min aarafter,
til min 6remtio, emo enangeliet
Orb. Ger er nof al ANDRE Ting,
iom er nDttige og gooe paa oeres
9laos, men ieg snifer at iige meo
eet Oro. at Der er intet anoet, iom
enor opbt nof. 0nnnelie2 So, Den
fnn gore meget,a men intet / 6or-
bolo til Spno. Den fan foron6re
SDgoommens 5ppe; en- bonnet
Manos Snertreoelier pil p9re me-
get forifeIlioe fro ben uoplDite fat
tiges. Wen @ismano eQer 9oorer,
Erofesior, Stuoent, 99nfer eler
Borbor meo lop Eon6e og uDirf-
fom Sierne er ale lige oeri, at De
er SDnoere for Sub" 6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

Bas pna ggrnene. yariiteligt
3ogblao~ ger 0pm9rfiom pna, at
9grn % 6orbrpoere er en- SaH.
menitiIIing, man after og after mo.
Der. 8ioere Tiger glooet, at Oct er
en- griaring, man bar giort mart
iogt ale 8egne, at 6orbrpoere fom-
mer mo paa 6orbrpoerbanen / en-
forbolospis une aI0er. 50. ri bar
@fsempIer pna oct iomme i por
NRr6eo. 0len bpem berer Anioaret
for 9ernes O~poragelie? 5enf paa
oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

8ro geuiteo. g2ebr.. ffripes

Sra 9tpiteo, 91ebr., ~ifripes til
r3anneo." 81. a.: nMeoOelelien ira
9ait. Seibierg ON, at ban life mao
bentes tilbaee til Ipite6, fom iom
ct 9gn ira flnr Simmel. 81 baooe
elpoet os til efter bans 9reoe at
lie bam iiOit / September, og nu
meloes os, at bans Suitrus &elbreo
life tilIaOer, at 5amilien refer til
amerifa igerl. Stemningen ! Ne
nig6eoen er meget neotrpft. Bot.
&gibierg Dor 10 meaet of6ol0t bna.
De iom 0roets 6orfpnoer i Strife og
SfoIe os iom @enneife 6etraetet. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

&tenO fife 0}ortgnge'en. 0peritrpg
ben 90 gem Den. o5be 2utbernn
Sbieroer~ Tiger: g0isie Gapirer er
De opriuoeIi8e SLIDER, Der ofier DE.
nie5eOens 9efit % uooifling. De
er De opriHoelige ailoer, iom @iito-
riferen gn'ter, 1aar ban fommer til
at ifulIe ifripe en- Menig6eos, en-
&irfes, ct 9ntrifts eler en- Spno.
0es 9iitorie. 8eoar DEM, for0i De
oil blioe al uberegnelig 9proi Tor
ben fremtioige 6iitorifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

Sra gegpnoelien al nGite Sfole-
oar oil g%tiiIen6erg College i'll.
nGbe 9ut6.~ bDoe ct aurius / Sto-
Iienf 9Dem Ueo. bpilfeu 9etponiHg
bette fan iaa ior port nplig 6egpnote
lutberife @rbeioe, ser piier 1egn
pao at op-e ct iunot, triOeligt Barn,
ifrioer nGonte 9lao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

altiaa - ri oil aopare imoo tom.
me Sierner, tiIroaoe at ina Dem
fpl0t neo noget 9o0t. men iremfor
at oil ri lpgge 6orelOre % 0p.
oragere paa Sinoe: ie at faa 9er-
neneS % De unaes 8 ierter fDlot
meo Gro % @uOsfrpot, eaer
- ON On oil - meo 8prIt9be
til @u0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27
CONNIE 5jerner.
6oao ON 0em?.

at De er Giapelens @erfiteo.
.3omme 0ierner er Qippelens
@prfteo@, iagoe ban pirfelig, %
ban gop for eorigt 8eoiier NOT ior.
at 0roiproget taller ion0t.
3omme 6ieruer - pore 0ierner
er life ifabt til at oare tomme,
ubeifpftiaeoe. % bpis Ct @ienneifes
6ierne life fgloes ener beifpfti9es
meO go0t, ioa ifal 0iUoelen nof
benptte liz Of GombcOen.
CONNIE @ierner bpor timber
man benz 2lae 8e9ne. mart Der,
mart Der. men ri oil Der nermeit
la0e 1onfen oople oeo De uige.
1oilfet argument Tor Sfolegang.
tpnfte oi. SfoIens % ga iFrlig
Sen friit1e SfoIes Opaape er BET
at fpIoe Be unaes oierner meo 10.
get go0t. meo gooe, npttige prof.
tiife aunoifnber.
80, Oct cr en- TOR Gina Of boloe
De unge Menneifer beifpftiaeoe meo
noget goot % at boIoe Dem til at
lpre noget oIene al Den @ritno =
life at eioe 9ippeIen Rlnn.
gfen Der er en- on6eu 5onfe
eGer Sano6eo. ri pil 5oIoe frem
peo Soen al ben naonte.
81 fnnoe fable Den TONNE
6ierter~, men uil ga iprlia gere
opmqrfiom paa. 6oao @u6s 0ro
Iprer. og Grfaringen itaOipiter -
at 2inPt unogaor ira
i6iertet.
@i 6enIeoer 6pmprfiom6eoen
oerpao / oenne 5~orbinoelie Al Den
@runo, at bpis 0iertct life bliuer
fpIOt me6 aoot, ian bliper 2ipet
fife ao0t.
90 paa Den au0en Sioe er
Siertet fplot meO aoot. ina bIioer
9ipet, iom uoaoor 0erra oaiao
goot.
6por beit Ri emo prfite nponte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooeroroentlig opa
tige 6oreorag, inn Iputes o. ipnes
ni, al ban logoe Tor tor Gpat paa
@@iernen pnn 6iertets 9efoitnina,
iaaleoes oqian pan aunoifab % On.
I%nsHing me0 5or6igaoelie al Subs.
irpat.
Dan Ter 10 i oei oaaliae 9io, at
Menneifer. Ser life bar BAIT QeiIia.
heo til at proppe 6iernen meo
aun0 ifa6er, men oerimoo bel til at
ioa Siertet fnlot meo @uosfrugt,
leDer ct iunot mornlif 9p.
Omoenot fer man mango Rig.
mpnos Bern, iom bar iaoet auuo.
ffa6er- nof ! 6opeoet, men inacn
@uosfrpgt / 6iertet, Ieoet Ell umo.
rolif og oanrIiat 2ip.
2atiaa pao iamme Sio ION
hi ingeninnoe Dif u~noerpuroere %.
fpsuing, aunOifab % 9nnnelie iom
,Mi6ler til at bsine S~amfunosmo.
raleu, iaa fremoraeer pi 6ierteOon.
nefien iom oct pigtigite.
/ Get ger Ri oaina al BEN Bruno,
at Den har alle inoen Tor ariiten.
beoens @rpnier, Tom oil oet, 9ei-
ligbeo til at er6peroe ia % Raao
til at meooele oeres 9ern.
Ga Sierte6annelien eier en- lunat
itsrre @pne til at spe Sn6flpoelip
paa 6iernen og poa BET 6ele Den.
neifes Gin, emo 6jernens Camel.
ie bar til at spe Sn0flDoelie poo
Siertet etc.
GIioa iom 0prn imoo Soertrp.
Belle al BET 6. BUD. bporom 8olen
iRrGie por, er @uosfrpgt ! Siertet
luIiae froftigere emo en- opIpit 6ier.
ne.
Oct melt opfpite Nenneife, ogioa
De pnn bette Gmranoe ipecielt op.
luite, 2p9erne, trenqer iii @itos.
frngt for at ieire / Triite[ien.
Naor SOief ieireoe I SrifteIieH
meo fit: gSpor1eOes ifoI ieg gsre
oenne fore On0ifab oe ipnbe imo6
@uo", iaa forftdor enbber, of bet
fife Dor SpIpsning, men @u6sfrpgt.
Der gap Fam aroft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

0i Inier fslgenoe mprfelige no
toleIfe al ct romerif.fotoIff BIo6:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR, NKDRAsKA
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-30
Valuation of Cities.
MEDFORD'S BOY SCOUTS.
Organization Has Accomplished Many
Good Stunts During Its Life.

Medford has a battalion of Boy
Scouts of America which has made
a record of which an organization of
adults might we'll be proud. The
scouts number 50 and have their own
tent, which is well fitted up and was
built and paid for by the boys them
selves. OF the 60 scouts, 55 have
uniforms, the rule being that the
boys must earn their own uniforms
before having them.
The boys have an average of SIS
each in the bank, one having SIS and
nine over $50 each.
In addition to what they have done
for themselves and their organiZa-
ton, they have been active in char
liable work. Last winter they gave
play, ''The White Mans God" by
which they realized $94, which was
used in the purchase of school books
for INDECENT children. They also dis
tributed to poor families over $40
worth of clothes. They expect to put
on another play this winter.
A party of the scouts who were
camping at Colestin this summer
saved the life of a man they found
badly injured beside the track. He
had fallen, while running after a
train which he had missed, and had
cut his hip dangerously. The boys
applied their training in first aid to
the injured and one of them walked
through the tunnel to Siskiyou and
telegraphed to Medford for surgeon
and to have carriage meet them at
hr . I,o
hospital in Medford at their own eX-
pense and had him cared for.
Another squad saved the life of a
would-be suicide, administering the
antidote for the poison taken.
They have Sunday school of their
own having over 40 members. The
boys have the confidence of the peo-
pie of Medford and have frequently
been called upon to act as escort to
prominent visitors to their home city.
On Decoration Day they acted as es-
cort to the G. A. R.
When it was learned that there
would be new floor put in one of
the school rooms were it not for the
lack of money to take up the seats,
the boys took them up, carried them
out of the building and stacked them
up. They also make it point to see
that every new boy is made to feel
welcome and if he has attended any
Sunday school some boy from that
school is selected to take him and
see that he is made acquainted with
his mates.
A vote of the scouts showed 6S for
Roosevelt, 0 for any other candidate.
Ashland has or did have a COM
pany of scouts and the Tidings would
be glad to learn what they have ac-
complished.
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GIVES BLOOD TO SAVE GIRL.
TRANSMISSION of Life Fluid Successful
Man Gets Handsome Check.

San Francisco, Sept. 27.-A quar-
rel with her sweetheart sent Miss
Anna Bohlin to the emergency hos
pital nearly dead, after an attempt at
today, but relatives
discussed her hopeless plight in a cafe
and waiter who overheard the con-
yersation volunteered to assist in an
operation for the TRANSMISSION of
blood which surgeons agreed was the
only thing which could save her life.
The offer of the waiter, Oswald
Schwartz, was accepted promptly He
was rushed to the hospital, an artery
in his. arm cut and bound to one
in the girls arm, and after several
hours the operation was pronounced
successful and the girl out of danger.
A wealthy uncle of the girl rewarded
the waiter with a check for 500.
Schwartz was very much put out
when he found that he would have to
remain in hospital bed for several
days himself, having looked upon his
deed as a mere between-meal Incl
dent of the afternoon.
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To Exchange

10 acres near city; II acres in al
falfa, acres bearing fruit trees and
berries, balance grain and garden.
For city property.
Groom house, barn, wood house;
good size lot with young fruit trees;
also $50 acres timber. For dairy
ranch.
16 acres in northern California for
acreage in Jackson county.
100 acres in Douglas county; 20
acres in cultivation, balance timber,
about 100000 feet. For city prop
erty.
acres in bearing fruit trees and
berries; good house and barn. A
fine place. Will net 15 per cent on
the investment. Good terms given.
Auto taken as part payment.
40 acres of good timber on upper
Wagner creek, for auto.
" acres at Lemon Grove, near
San Diego, for city lots or small
house and lot.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION NO
TICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
third Monday in October (21st day. ,
1912, the Board of Equalization will
attend, at the court house in Jackson
county, Oregon, and publicly examine
the assessment rolls, and correct all
errors in valuation, description or
qualities of lands, lots or other prop
erty assessed by me; and it shall be
the duty of persons interested to ap-
pear at the time and place appointed.
w. T. GRIEVE, Assessor.
Dated this 25th day of September,
1912, at Jacksonville, Jackson coun-
ty, Oregon. 36-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHAIR DOCTOR-R. H. Stanley, ex-
pert furniture repairer and up
holsterer. Carpets beat, relaid
and repaired, bed springs re-
stretched, chairs wired, rubber
tires for baby buggies. 26 First
avenue, opposite First National
Bank. Phone 413-J.
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$32,114,635

This does not include corporations
doing business within the county and
paying taxes direct to the state.
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VOICE CULTURE, tone placing, ar
tistic singing. Address Mr.. Mac
Murray, East Side Inn. Phone
1873. 25-tf
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FOR SALE-Single harness 81 and
up; with collar and names, $40.
Made in Ashland; our own make.
Don't buy factory made harness.
Eastern Supply Co., 104 North
Main. 77-tf
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
SUITES, gas for cooking, electric
light, bath, toilet, fine view, CEN
trail location, upstairs or down to
suit. Apply at millinery store op-
posite East Side Inn. 27-tf
BICYCLES FOR RENT-New and
secondhand bicycles for sale
cheap. Bicycle repairing, prompt
service, good work, low prices. All
kinds of tires and supplies at cut
prices. Eastern Supply Co., 104
North Main. TIT