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t Thursday, June 8, 1016 ASHLAXD TIDINGS PAGE SEVEX 1 A ' . 3 Preparedness and Peanjjhejhlnginppr HE Unfed Sta. .We, basrd M juuice and m.lnt.ined with honor. But to insure (U kind of peace America mud know that natiou are now deleoded not alone by fighting men, but by fighting udustrin. --i r- ... j iT?5mf " 0,,ltm,cunlry. t"ned as only Ameriean En pneer, are trained, hold that truth lo be a. fundamental a, the law of gravity. With the authority ol the United Sutea Government more than 30.000 En. gineer. and Chemists, members of five eminent American scientific bodies, re making for the first rime in the history of the Government i mmule. weeping survey of the mdiutnal resources of America. They will go lo Ik lactones and mines of the land and with their sol method, efficiency, and Ihcir sole mUlve, palnoliira, form vut, flexible organization, auch ai the world hai never kaown. Their work will be the bam for creating in tha country true line of defense time of war- the ability to produce twiftly, abundantly and with uitained power all the thousand and one elemenU of modem warfare. Without wch production there can be do efficient army and navy. Military Preparednett wins the battle. But Industrial Prtpartdnt)i W"Ue,A,Rrii?u,,,rUI,f reP'lne "volve. io hugeeipemei. Only the KNOWLEDGE of what American Industry can do. To KNOW the extent of each plant, the equipment of each shop, the capacity of each machine, the ability of each man. THAT i the euence of Industrial Pre paredneii. That it the task to which thirty thousand Engineer! are pledged. The Engineers' work will lay for all time the ghost of the "munitions trust by making it possible to have munitions made in thousands of plants. This vital work of the Engineers will supply the military authorities in Washington with information never before collected, and it is carried for ward without a dollar's cost to the Government And this advertisement is not paid for. The Aisociated Advertising Clubs of the World have pre pared the copy and the publishers have patriotically responded and printed st without pay for the sake of National Defense and International Peace. Ml Amirhfl trt siiai M ,lrl, hfil Vila IS, ti,nr, rial Mmtrlf ikill Utrm tour rtlu at aa li,r,.a will tl ' ,,,!, , 4,, , , COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS Or THE NAVAL CONSULTING BOARD Or THE UNITED STATES ia caMtpenbon with The. Assnicsa SorirtT J GrJ Eniumi l Aaxnuli Socirty cl Mrehanical Ejicneta The Aarica Irubluk) of Minine tnguMoi The Amenta, lutitulr of Flrrrrril Fail, I, . . Ihe Aaaui Oemiul Society Fatmnini Soaetn EuMng 2U Wi 3 Street Nrw York m MPt'tHI'lH"'''t""i'T''""'"t"!!iitwi i;,1."1i"MHTl",n'f P'!''""!1'!"?' "l"ITHfTnilTllll XORTH TALEXT-PHOEXIX ITEMS, Phoenix has a new mercantile store in the Beards ley block. Miss Stewart of Medford 'was visit ing her aunt, Mrs. Stanwood, ot East Phoenix, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Peacbey and Mrs. J. Wise were visiting Mr. and Mrs, Stancliffe of North Talent Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kidd of the Kidd shoe store in Medford were bus iness callers at C. Carey's In North Talent Sunday evening. Mrs. Relmer of North Talent suf fered a very badly sprained ankle last I week and has been unable to walk. t6t t few days, spent the week's .end visiting at the home of the Misses French. A social dance was given at the W. 0. W. hall In Phoenix last Friday night' A good time was enjoyed by all. Miss Elva Walters of Phoenix was visiting' with friends in North Talent last Thursday. Mrs. Walter Stancliff and Miss Lin nle French made a trip on horseback to Wagner Creek last Thursday. BeJevew Holes (By the Language Classes of Belle view School.) SISKIYOU HEADLIGHTS. L D. Dollarhide is in Klamath Falls on a business trip. i N. A. Richards returned Sunday from Roseburg, where he spent the' The accident was, past week. j Mr. Rush is on the sick list. W. A. Cooper and. son have re turned from the ranch on Dead In dian creek, where the family will soon move. Rev. R. W. Farquhar of Ashland was a caller In our neighborhood last Thursday afternoon. Mr. Agnitious bought a horse from Mr. Howard. 1 Marshall Gray, the youngest son of Mr. Gray, broke his arm Sunday morning. J. A. Kelts was over to Colestin the first of the week on business. W. E. Buchanan was a Medford visitor Wednesday. . Bellevlew Summer Club met Fri day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Eight were present. The club organized last Sunday afternoon. Bernice Kelts was elected president, Ruth Eske vice-president, Aletha Gray secretary. The club will meet once a week on Friday afternoons. E. E. Kenyon went up to his ranch.' He will return Sunday. Marvin Hibbs has his auto fixed and Is riding these days. Frank Rush is spraying for Mr. Rocho. Mrs. W. L. Moore entertained a few ladles of Bellevlew and some town friends at her home. Time was spent In needlework and talking, and refreshments were served. Those present were Mesdames C. E. Gray, W. Shaw A. C,. Briggs, I. Beagle, W. W. Ussher, C. Swartzfager, Evens, Joy, Dodson, W. Golard, Sullivan, C. A. Moore, J. W. Whytock and C. A. Brown. Sam King and wife of Klamath Falls are visiting In this vicinity. C. E. Gray cut hay for Mr. Howard Saturday. Delbert Moore returned from hunt ing. He killed a bear while gone. Mrs. A. C. Briggs was surprised last Thursday evening by a few 'friends "from town. Refreshments I were served. Lova Buchanan, who has been vis iting at her grandma's at Butte ! Falls, returned this week, i John King and v.ife have moved to .Ashland to live. DEBENGER GAP ITEMS. cansed by a cow chasing her, causing Mrs. . Jennie Logan is again on uer w inn. ikunu uita si uwnwi .- - -- - i Mlfin A ii rt rev Rnhfrta fcf Medfnrd months of vacation. SDent In San Mr. (By Norman Gage.) Charles Kreiger of Asbestos hauled ' a load of household furniture up to - a v T"l A an) I , v - M tne Head 01 iodb ornnm iur .i-" ' iLfw Unrirnrllrta writ. IIAfl v"v v t"uu""" ..--. . Ymi1nfl.nT, wn0 u employed as been on duty during ner aDsence, nas . returned with his family to the h'T V pJ. vnf .. i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitley of The camps established for highway work moved to Bear canyon last was visiting her uncle, J. E. Roberts Francisco, and family, of North Talent, last Fri day. We are sorry to announce the death of Rev. William Clyde of Phoenix, Friday. Rev. Clyde and wife have done good work at Phoenix for nearly . week for work nearer the California twenty years. He was loved by all who knew him. The remains were taken Monday to Ashland for burial. line. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Klamath Falls and Mrs. Kimball of H. C. Galey Mrs. Lawrence of Medford was ont j called at Siskiyou school on Tuesday. to C. Carey's Saturday buying young broilers, of which Mrs. Carey has a number. Emmett Beeson of Talent was a business visitor In Medford Monday. Mrs. Noah Chandler of North Tal ent was trading In Talent Monday morning. MIbs Vola Armstrong of Talent ball the Verne Dollarhide saw the game at Hornbrook on Sunday. Antone Bonderson attended dance at Hilt on Saturday night. B. F. McCrary was in Ashland on business last Wednesday. ' . Johnson the Jeweler for fine watch work. 103-tf biscuits Steady, evenly dis tributed heat, un der perfect control makes a good oil stove wonderful for baking. A NEW PERFECTION OUCG&MTOVE Z X For Best Results Use Pearl Oil PS! -- : a A good oil stove is just like cooking with city gas. it you haven't a New Per fection you've missed comfort for years. Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient h mr wood or eoal atove.and coata lesa to op- ..... rim out tha eoal-hod and wood-boi drudgtrr. zr . .rlUu tool. The lane blu. ehlmnaya prtml ' i.... .h.. l.lllinil 4-hurnar !. ovens separata. Ala. CbtnrtMe4ala with FiralaCookinOv.na.Aak your d.aler today 'STANDARD OIL tUMrAwi - ' (CsllfondU t , For Sale by. TH01IA3 H.-SIMPSON ' PEOVOST BROS. Deb- enger Gap motored to Central Point and Medford last Monday, taking with them a crate of very fine White Wyandotte chickens which he makes a specialty ot raising, Steve Smith and Mrs. Marie Foster of Debentter Gan were Butte Falls visitors last Saturday. Dr. E. Kirch-Gessner of the "Riv erdale" ranch on Rogue river left for San Francisco last Tuesday and will return within two weeks. Ezra Whitley of Persist stopped at the Debenger Gap ranch a few days ago on his way to Medford Some of the farmers in this vicinity are beginning to cultivate their corn, while others are still planting. That speaks well for sticky soil, "the old reliable." The dance given at the Beagle hall last Saturday night by. the Central Point orchestra was well attended by neonle from the various towns and communities all over the county, and all report having a good time. Mrs. Flora Morgan of Ft. Klamath has been visiting with her parents, Mr. add Mrs. G. W. Stacy, and fam ily of Beagle since laBfc Saturday. Bird Johnston and Mrs. R. O. Whitley and babe of Debenger Gap motored to Ashland last Tuesday evening, where she will visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary F. Gage, who now resides in that wonderful city of min eral waters and beautiful scenery. Mrs. T. G. Raimey of Debenger Gap, who has been visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss Ora Raimey of Central Point, returned, to their home with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitley last Monday. You had better come to the dance at the Beagle hall next Saturday night, June 10, where everyone wish ing to enjoy themselves go. Allen Hodge, who has been visit ing friends and relatives in the Gap vicinity, returned to his mining prop erty on Sams creek Friday morning. 'Elmer Simmons of Beagle is taking care of Dr. Ktrchgessner's ranch while he visits San Francisco. Mrs. T. G-r Raimey of Debenger Gap visited friends and relatives io Central Point last Saturday and Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hanna and fam ily of Debenger Gap visited with W father, J. C. Hanna, and family of Trail. Dr. F, A. Hall .has engaged Dr. A. C Caldwell to assist him In his or fices during the month of June. 4-4t , Your Grocer IS RELIABLE T-Tp vvnnfc tr Virilr-. vrmr tmAp J W auu into iu dvu vuu uiaiiuj lis mm he knows you will like. He is always ready to recommend KG Baking Powder -Ask Mm WKST PHOEXIX. inside, intimate life stories of the gjfeat picture start written Vthem exclusive lv'for Get your copy horn your theatre I -M Vining, Mon. June 12 Metro presents the world's most famous star Ethel Barrymore - v a in The Iflss of Hate , , , No advance in prices Dr. Morgan is over from eastern Oregon attending the closing exer cises at the Phoenix high school and visiting his family. Mrs. H. H. Corliss has learned to operate her motorcycle and role to Talent Sunday night. Mrs. Corliss Is the first and, to our knowledge, the only lady motorcyclist in this part of 'the valley. . Hay cutting is now in progress and we hope for favorable weather until it is all under cover. Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Webster drove to Talent on business one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. h D. Frazee left for Portland on the 5:07 Wednesday evening, where Mr. Frazee has a po sition awaiting him. The Frazees will be In Portland in time for the Rose Festival and will spend a few weeks with Mr. Frazee's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Frazee, who visited in the valley last summer. A. H. Calhoun, the Rocky Ford peach man, Is cutting down his or chard preparatory to putting in a crop of grain next fall. Mr. Calhoun was one of the heaviest losers by frost in this section. Miss Eleanor Daily was a Medford visitor on Thursday. , Bill Cottrell was down from The Meadows Thursday visiting at the Rocky Ford ranch. Big Methodist Episcopal Outing There will be a meeting of the min istry of the Methodist Episcopal church at Ashland on the 12th of Aueust. and the following day. the members of the congregation herj In Ashland have arranged for an outing In Lithia Park. An Invitation is to be extended to all members of the Methodist congregation from Rose burg south to participate, and as this church organization is very strong, there is no question but what this will be one of the big outings of the sum mer. An attempt will be made to bring many notables here at that time, Including Bishop Hughes. Judge Canon, land commissioner for this district, with offices at Med ford, loaves this week for Roseburg, where he will take up the duties of register of the land office, a position to which he was recently appointed. The new land commissioner has not been named. A Man's Worth dciwiids upon his. power to pro duce what the world recognizes as of value. And when y skirmish around you'll find that tills ,H,uei whlih is just power of mind and body depends to a remarkable degree on the food one eats. For highest accomplishment H one muNt have the best values in rfood food which builds well-balancod bodies and brains. Grape-Nuts . FOOD i has that kind of value. It con tains all the nutriment of whole wheat and barley, Including the important mineral element ao often lacking In the usual dietary. GRAPB-JTUTS comes ready to eat, is easy to digest, nour ishing, economical, wonderfully (Sellcious- help in building men of worth. "There's a Reason" Suffered From Backache m Kidnet Trouble fob Years. Lear Leaders I wish to tell yoa that I suffered from backacke and kidney trouble for years. I heard of Doctor Pierce's Anurio Tablets and I tried tbem. They cured my backache. I hope people that are troubled with backache will give them a good trial. I am sure they will not fail to benefit. YourB sincerely, Mrs. Geo. Deuinq. Note: Folks in town and adjoining places are delighted with the rpsulta they have obtained by using A NUlilC," the newest discovery of Dr. Pierce, who is bead of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, in Buffalo, N. Y, Those who started the day with a back ache, stiff legs, arms and muscles, and an aching head ( worn out before the day began because they were in and out of bed half a dozen times at night ) ara appreciating the perfect rest, comfort ana new strength they obtained from Dr. Pierce's Anurio Tablets. To prove that this is a certain nrio acid solvent and conquers headache, kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism, if you've never used the "Anuric," cut this out and send ten cents to Doctor Pierce for a large sample package. This will prove to you that "Anuria" is thirty -seven times more active thaa lithia in eliminating uric acid and tha most perfect kidney and bladder cor rector. If yoa are a sufferer, go to your best druggist and ask for a 50-cert box of "Anuric." Yoa ran no risk for Dr. Pierce's good name stands behind thia wonderful new discovery as it has for the past half century for his "Golden Medical Discovery which makes tha blood pare, bis "Favorite Prescription for weak women and his "Pleasant Pellets" for liver ills. All Dr. Pierce's medicines can be had in Tablet form by mail or at drag store. Crew Is Painting Hotel Oregon The massive colonnade of of tha Hotel Oregon has lent an air ot mass- Iveness to the entire building. Until now, however, the hotel has assumed a rather patchwork appearance owing?. to the cement arcade and the brlck"- work walls. Under the brushes of George Watson and his assistants tha hotel is fant taking on another ap pearance and the transformation ia amazing. The entire exterior of th hotel Is receiving a coat of cement- colored paint which will make tha entire exterior, like the Interior, ap pear new. The roof is to be painted, red. , , The annex to tho hotel is fast as suming shape. Construction is being rushed and a large force of men is at work. The walls are now up and the rafters and timbers being placed; for the partitions and floors. Whonj the annex Is completed and the colon nade of the hotel extended to the cor ner of Pioneer avenue the building will present an appearance of Im mensity and will, in fact, be one of the biggest buildings in southern Ore gon. Buffalo Vernon Is In Ashland Buffalo Vernon, world's champion bulldoggor and roundup man of yeara of experience, arrived In Ashland last Friday and will assist In the round ing up ot the stock for the big wild west show and with other details of the roundup. After a hard fight a" number of the cowmen of the vicinity rounded up the famous Dunn steor Friday evening. This steer Is to ba lmlldozced by Buffalo Vernon from an automobile. This Is the first tima this feat has been attempted and it is getting no little amount of publicity from the metropolitan dailies. Ed Dews was a visitor In the city Sunday from Weed, where he Is em ployed by the Southern Pacific Com pany as switch fireman. Ed sayt the Weed baseball team is a phenomenal ly fast aggregation and Is madenp lo the greater part of college player who are working In the mills. Ken neth Lilly of Ashland plays with tha Weed' aggregation. They may ba seen In actios here daring the cele bration. I 11 -
