Medford mail tribune., April 18, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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WuHhliigton In a short t:me to tuko
up tho matter with tho Indian depart
ment and congressmen.
The Indlun will make a plea for
a. loun from the government for
I5S0.000,' secured by their timber
Inters. t here, for "Industrial support
and uplift work."' Of this amount
$50,00(1 Is to bo devoted to the con
struction ot new highways on the
reservation. A now hospital Is one
of the Innovations contemplated from
funds already placed to the credit of
the trlr".
The Indians of thOlfifaervatlon aro
most enthusiastic over tho coopera
tion extended them Jy their new
superintendent, W. U. West, who Is
working to secure needed Improve
ments. !:.:,
Seat Sale for "The Better Ole" Starts Saturday
Mi
l 6 BCLL-AN3
Hot water
Sure Relief
;EL1,-ANS
'for indigestion
' ' MTCTVFOTtD MATT. TTtTT5TTNTV MF.PFOTMV OTtKOQ FHTDAY, 'AT'TtTL 18,
LAN IN ';.fT. Mgj0i
AUIIf.AVtl Anwlt I I HI... In........
nnillNHil', n,i ll n, nil YHIUiy
Iiiiiii cnm (iiiIkii ImiiltiH hero ni'xl Mm-f
ilny, April 21, on llio liuitla of l7fi.
UUU nil the quota for thl vicinity, or
lhi. liMiti-l (willlllllf In .. VlM,.l..- I
cliiiinimn, other Imntdim on lliu imanl
II0U1R Ji W. .l'i;uy mm v. o. M.
Hmltli, reinforced hy W. II. Mc-Nitlr,
druKKlxt, I.. K. rruuoii, mcruluiiit,
mill V, J. Hliliin, nm.Tulnry of I ho Cum
mnrctnl oluli. Iter. (!. f, Kooliliir,
pastor (tf llui I1 rnnli y I ii rlu ii rlmruli. In
the vlarlenl ilnltiiinlu on Jhif ciiiniiilt
tuo, and linn an nnHljiiiiuint uk upnr
vlmir. of ilia four-inliiiit men who
will natively participate In ,lio ,cun
polKn. Hv. C. A. Kdwanlii, Mntlm
illNt pnator, miit llmiiur lillllniiii 'wilt
nlt Clmlr.111.1l Kursuaon or llm
vartlttliiK committee. In lh" furlhiir
miii'ii of Ilia cunvan tlio rommlitoo
will adopt tho wluiiUry ulit'rlitlon
plnu wlili-h wnn In vogue horn tlurlnic
ilia fourth' Liberty bond cmiiiialKii,
unit It Is xportml (lint, oorrtmpomlltiK
umtlfyliiic rmulK will follow. Althii
Mar t will wtinawi tbo 'onil of tho
rainpilMii epoch. It I hnpait final
PIhiIkim will coiiid In early ami not
Inn until porlinp a pirml renviu
will have to be rorioit to. An com
pared to AatilttniVn quota of H7J.OO0
(lint of tlio county In .'.27,ooii.' JJ
lllrthiluy olxorvanro luliitt In nr
ilr hi ritalmujn, Bupwlally recently;
tlio nniilvitinury of (ioorulu H'rnni'lii
llurron. which arvurretl vurly In tho
wiu'k, wu not ullnwail to iuim unob
served. Tho che wan Miikim! at
Kred WkiKnor', ( -whom himpltnlilo
homo tho Ulna Paul, l.aurnr, and
yilfred, school chum and pUymahw
of (iflom'n. ware tha Knlnl liucnlii.
(looi'iiio ' tbn miu of Mr. and Mm.
Humor Hurrah; ami llvn with hi
undo, CI. 8. HuMur. whllo ultondliiK
tho ttlty schao!.
KY. Hurry T. Chlnhulm, a forimir
pastor of tho local .Hriwliytorluir
church, now provide over the rliurch
at WaHonvllU, pal., having; loft Al
hambra. , ! . - ... , i .
Mlikoa Amelia, and , Km in a Furor.
Intern of Mr. E. K. Mauley, left thl
week for Han lliio, Oi;, Wrsmnln
Indefinitely.' Their hntno In In Now
Knitlnnd. ; ,
Mr. and Mm. H. T17 Hlonitr. now
rllnt of Ha in Valley, niniirn tha
Ion of their olilwt'd'aiiKhter who re
cently died In l.o AnKolu.
The Auxiliary chili moet next
Monday nlKlit, April 21, with Mm.
Jack Dunn. Mr. N. U. Unto and Mr;
llnnlon llower. Jr., a hoatoiuo.
W. n. HodKon I hero from Uond-
Ini, f.lnlm wlilfh U Irl llO thfl flillltlV
homo hereaftor, and they will, movo
early next week to tho now location.
Ho ha traded hi fine rnlilanca pro.
pony on Laurel troot, formorly tho
Uurdlo homo, to Mr. Ada l-V.Buirk
for realty hotdlnn In Grand June
iion rVilnrnla. Tha ilnuttliter. .Mnr-
Rarot and Marlon aro located at San
Joo. Cal., and UwlHlon, Idnlio re
spectively, tho former atlendlni; nor
mil achool. tho latter being a teach
er of domontlc and kindred ncloncwi
at Mwlnton. Mr. HndKnon rotulni a
flno lot on North Main street, and
expr'oMO nn opinion that within flvo
your ho may return to Anhliiuit and
mnko the family homo hero a perma
nent one.- Nothing hut promilng; bu
. IneM enitaRomont compel him to ro
novo eUowhoro, and a bout of rrlcnil
hope to wolcomo tho family back
attain later on,
Tho woddlnu or nn Ahlnnd Jow
ler nd well known widow lady of
thl vlolnlly In-nn evont.to uoour at
nn early dote. - Ituport also liullcuto
Ihnt ii Uouthorn. Puclflc onRlnoor,
whotio hcndiiunrtnr for year ha
been located at this : termliml, ij
hout to follow Iho examplo of Kd
White liy bocomlng onmonhod In
znHtrlmonlal toll. ' "
J. Poroy Vo. formorly chool
nuperlntandant of Jic.kon county,
ha been oloctocl . principal of tho
Klnmnth county high echool. Ho l
a brother of MU Kdnn Well, echool
Biiporlntondont of Klnmnth 'county.
Tho family homo of tho purents ro
mnln In Anhland,
Among local ronldonts olootod, to
offlco In Hi homo and forolgn mlB
elonnry branche ofth-MethodlBt
church of ho Klumath district. Mrs.
0. P. BIIMna-a I corresponding socro
' tnry In tho foreign clusslftcntlon, and
Mrs. Hoinor Hllimgs, nuperlntandont
f young pooplo's work. In tnhomo
eooloty Mr, M. C, Ileod Ib prcsldont,
and Mr. ". A. I'nlrink Bupcrlnton
dont young people's work,., lyjh i"
. Nolson J, Cochran,' votoran. of the
rtoguo Illvor Indian wnr and plouoor
Ulllnmnlln vnllnV nnttlor. WllO CUI110
to Orogon In 1847, dlod lftteiy nt
llrownsvlllo, aged 88 yonrs. jiu ...
a brother of ,W. T,. Cochrnn of Asb-
. In-A '
muui .
. Dln-.mll amillnVA OI
AlilflH 1UU1IU twiiiiwv-, w...,."." -
iho Ashlnnd .PoBtnl, .tologrnpn omcu,
has gono to Clrnnts 'I'nss to tulio
charge of tho. company's office thoro.
, Tho Jt. W. Budgor family, now rosl
donts of Onklnntl, oontomplnto ro-
l..l. in Mm nltv. nnnn. hllVllIK ro-
tnlnod a horns nnd othor proporty In-
toresU horo. , .
. . A l jpntva Ir now locntod nt
Chawohllla, Cnl., nonr Kresno, In tho
Jowolry bnslnoss. , Ills sister, mm.
Irma Murchlson, Is In Los Angolos,
having roturnod from a rosldonuo In
Nnw Mnyleo. ' 'J '''
' . T II aimnHnra nnr! Ills SOU OlnildO,
tho Inttor hftvlng rotuvnoa rrom nrmy
nnrvlnn , liav niirchnsoir tlio unruui
Bhop In tho Endors block, nn ostnb
'llshmont first class In every, finnlcft
i h. iky i a ytti at m mm v . .i ..r-r.ia
m.MWHw. '"Pit -WMm
i in Miitiii'iluy Hciitx will lie iilui'eil
nn mile nt I he Imx office fur the
eliuilKeinelil of ."The Hetler Ole." In
uiipeiir ut the I'uue Anril 22, Tliin
eoineilv wilh miihie will hu urCMcnleil
bv Mr. nnd Mm. Cobiirn,' Atuerienn
liriidiieurN. Willi a nnliililu eilst lienil-
ed I v 1 "-ml (iiliniire. At litht.
uiiuiMeuieiit neulierH of IIiih eitv vill j ill umlduliltMllv v,,i thu .lu.-w.rU.-wf
Inive an oiHiorlunitv to reullv L'et nn-
nnuiiileil wilh the I'hiiioiih I'linrui'terN
ereiiteil bv Ciiiitnin liruec Unirim
fiither in Iiih "KriiumenlH from
Kriineo" which nniveil lo be the Erenl-c--t
luncli uroilncern of the iil'o. Old
Hill, llert ntul All in pcrmm. with
their ininint miviiiirii nnd wit tiniwiriH,
their imilieneeH in (Ii:h fit v. an thevj
have done in lmilon mill .New inrK.
The nniiciil uroirram cnniiintx oX u
dozen rntehv numbers inttrurcted bv
nn uiiuinenteil oreluixtru nnd :nuinif
ehoriiH. II. Hiol lord Allen nnd llor
iiee Sinclair .will lie neun an Hurt unil
All'.- ' ?
Ailoo, come Mnynr HniiHon or flont-
tle, who paused thru hero on Thurs
day, accoyipunled by hi wire, on tho
ii y homo, the mayor being schedul
ed lo njldroii tho I'ress club In Port
land on Krldny ovenlng. nnmlnnlly
on civic topic,-but mora purllculnrly
a a boost In In-half of the Victory
loan,
('Inrimeo I'.uhanks, son of John
ii nd nephew or Oenrge, hud his por
trait In Inst Monday's OniKonliin In
conned Ion with aviation matters, hit
lining iiKsoclnted with the offleliil
personnel of a flying iundron. In
a proresslnnnl rapacity be Is a young
atlornay or I'o'firrt. Tliree Kon'ora.
Hon of tho family are well known
here. -
A series of meetings, which begnn
at tha Nuiarena church on Wednes
day evening this week, will close on
next Hunday night. Tho hour In
o'clock, - They are bolng conducted
by )tev. J, M. Wines, pastor of tho
Northwestern 'Nnxarone Collego
Church, at Nainpa, Idaho.
Mrs. Aiuert mci unn, oi uunsmuir,
ha born visiting friends hers this
week. Incident to an ongugemaut with
the Kastorn Slur chapter, the do
lt rees having been conferred upon
her by the local organization on
Tuesday evening In tho pYcsonce or
an overflow meeting or the niomher
shlp, oupplonionted by a lot of visi
tors rrom Jacksonville. ' N
Col. John Leader, apostlo of mili
tary preparedness, who docs not ud
vocate wur but nevertheless believes
In being ready for any emergency,
wus ' here Wednsduy uddrsslng the
schools nnd public In gnnurul In nil
advisory capacity as to military train
ing. 'He would begin with school
age, and war or no war, the mere
dlsclpllno and physical exorclso Inci
dent to participating In military tac
tic would prove advantageous. A
mid-day luncheon at Hotel Austin on
WodnVBilny affordod a number of cit
izens opportunity to meet Col. Lea
dor In a social way.
CREW OF 18 DROWNED
- - WHEN N. Y. TUG SINKS
NEW YOU K. Anril 1 17. Eighteen
member of the orow of the tug Free
hold hro ' reported "' to' havo been
drowned when the tutr wus sunk
while ilockinir the Rtcatusliiii Siixouv
nt her nier tndiiv.
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LINK RIVER DAM
KLAMATH KAL1..V -;fe., April 18.
The Indians of the Klamath reser
vation will oppono the construction of
tha proposed Link river dam by the
Callfornla-Oreson Power company,
on tho ground that it threaten the
overflow and will prevent the drain
ago of many of the lands around Mo
doe Point nnd Wood Klvcr valley,
on which Irrigation and drainage as
sessments have already bpen made,
according to a report brought In to
day by Secretary Clayton Kirk, or
tho Klamath reservation council, Al
lowing a meeting at the- Klamath
agency. ,
Secretary Kirk Intimated that the
proposed dam will be strenuously op
posed by tho Indians and that a dele
gation composed of Joe Ball, Charles
Hood and himself; will bo sent to
The Path to Health
For many thousands cf 'women the
Path to Health has certainly been
through Lydia H. Pinkham's Veg
etable" Compound. ' When this
great remedy was first introduced,
and for many years after, skeptics
frowned upon its curative claims,
hut as year after year has rolled by and the
little group of women who had been cured
by it has since grown into ,a vast army ot
? hundreds of thousands doubt and skepti
cism have been swept away as. by a mighty
tidal wave, until today this purely vegetable
medicine is recognized as the greatest
remedy for i 'woman's special ills irr the
world. : This js because it is a wonderful tonic
audi rcconstructor which acts directly and
favorably upon the feminine organization
and is a spccinc lor that puqxse.
Women in A!l Countrica Depend Upon y
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A delicious sweetness will be.
added to Easter joy by
Candies
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
AJso azent for Fairbanks and Mors
, Entrineg. , ,
17 Rnuth Rlverslrt
Vulcanizing
All our work itiiutly nuaranteed to
ba flrnt clam. IS N. Fir St., Medford
Phone 44)W '
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
Bring Your
Palmolive
Coupons
to the
"Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus
right off with fingers No pain;
Drop a little.' Freezone on an aching
com, instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then you lift it right out. It
dotwiH hurt one bit. Yes, maic! ,
uy Your druKUJ&t soils a
tiny botile of Freezone for a few cents,
tmtlicicnt to rid your feet of every
hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and calluses, without soreness
or irritation. Try it! , Kb humbug.
Phone 10.
' Main and Central.
Gongoleum
First-Class
Floor Covering
Nino feet wide, bought be
fore war prices were added,
nice patterns, regular price
$1.20 yard. '
Our Price 80c yd.
Come in and see it before
buying for spring.
Poole Furniture Co.
iflhll' PBS tat n
KeepYourShoes Neat
LIQUIDS AND FASTES FOR BlACKv
IITE.TAN AND OX-BLOOD
VDARK BROWNJSHOES
r.ROAutvcoRPounoHsurv
eurrA.o.N.v.
All Welcome
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Tickets $1.00
Profit Saving by
AVIITLE saving in itself is. might' com
mchdable still the money saved should be
working. Now that's just what it does here
at the First. National Bank and its wages .
arc 4. per cent Interest to the man, woman or
child who owns the Savings Account.
. - As little as $1.00 ' opens a Savings
Account. ' ' .
. Capital $100,000.
me First MtVtiqnau Bank
v ,Jr1jE2DroRD. Oregon ;
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; $Qm ma bit
Subscribe for Victory Bonds and
purchase your clothes of
KLEIN
The Tailor
128 E. Main, Upstairs
' QUA CHTJXtt
China Kerb Btor
Herb cure tor oaracne. Headache
catarrah, dlptlierla, lore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and for
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast,
cures all kinds ot goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS. -..,',' "s:ix-':W:
: Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1817. '
TO WHOM IT CONCERN;
Tbls U to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had Tery severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing ot Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 111
South Front stroet, Medford) 1 de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can ' heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Glm Chung and try his Herbs. ;
1 (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
..Witnesses:'": ' " rV -: '; '
M. A. Anderson, MedtoTd - : , t
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point
W. L. ChUdreth, Eagle Point,
0. E. Moore, Eagle Point. , t .
J. V, Mclntyre, Eagle Point 4. --,r .
Geo. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point, '
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