Medford mail tribune., April 23, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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AHIlIiANI, April I -,1 Special o
Trlbiiuo.) Hoonoi Ashland, Oro , mill
Dimver, Colo,) tlmo, fcnatw ovuiilrift;
niiitrlmonliil pvmtiiintio, Minn" Hone
Thomas, toucher In Ifuwthorno'scbool
thin oily, mid ltfibort Throno, out of
army aorvlco, now ot Donvor, toxotli
r with clergyman anil wltiioaaoa ut
rtwpoctlva terminals of lung dlitnnca
IiliniiB. WodillttK ceremony rniid ami
troth pllilhtod ovor tho "two-parly"
lliiol Wlrot iiiporhnntod ovor mutmil
oonitrattilatlons. Tlio lirlil will corn
Pluto tht school yinr, than anil away
to L'ulurailo. Cuplil I Figuring up
tho com of Hi lu IdiikIiIIsUiico tall.
'ut Inasmuch n tho Kroom In an
olaclrlt'til worknr, it li. conciultirt that
tho wodillng Hull coniimiiy will riKiiro
tho ehiTKon on a ronmnllo bus I lu
ll mi il of tho nominal commercial
' rata. , ,. .- .
AmciK local (iiiomlanlH nt Mho
mmilliiK of tho Hulithurn I "Orottoii
l'roahytiiry and Woman's i'rosblor
lul, ut Mmtrord, April HSI-24. aro Itov.
C, K. Koohler, Mr.' and Mr. C. I).
' l.nmklii, and Mm. IlrlKK. or Port
land, ilator o( Jim. l.nmklii. , Mr.
Konhlor will preach tho liiHtullallon
ormon Incident to Itistullliiir llov.
1, Myron llooior a .punloF.tr ,h
Modforl church, nor. 3. W. Iloyt.r
thl city, la proitiiliiiK orricoc'itor.
0. Kouhlur IktoIIkIou oilllor. Mm.
Konhlor represents tho Juhlloo .fund
octlvltlei, and Ituv. J. ll.'liorun up
holds tho tumporuiico movement. Or
tho Woman' I'roahylorlnl, Mm. I-nm-kln
to primlilent, and Mm. J. W. Mc
Coy treiuiurer. In chronoloKknl an
nals this KiithorliiR Ik tho 8 1st an
nual mooting; ut tho Houlhoru Orojon
d'roshytiiry. i ' '
Jlmmle tlouao. ahlo anaman on tho
bin naval collier "llriitua," rocontly
landod ut Ban Diego flrtar a cruhto In
Mexican miir and I'nolric water, ac
cording to word nt Ilia mother. Mr.
,. K. IV House. Tho llrutui convoyed
lot or submarine and other amnll
craft from tho Atlantlo (Ida to tho
Pacific naval oao.
lit r. and Mr. W. P. Arnnt or K la
bia th Knlli, aro visiting relative and
rrlonda bero. coming In tho family
car over tho mountain road nil
early In tho aoaaon.
Funeral service or Mr. Eleanor
Hargrove who died on Monday, wore
hold on Wednesday afternoon at the
family home, 185 I'lonoer avenue.
Intormeut waa In Aahland cemetery.
The dnceaaed waa In the Bttb year or
her ami, and waa tho widow or Uou
tion Ilargrovo. Tho not a plonoor or
thl aectlon, ahe had novertholea
been a roaldont or Aahland for many
year, fiho waa a native or Indiana
and bad raalded successively In Kan-
a and Washington before coming
to Oregon, wltnoMlng tho hardahlp
and participating In tho development
, or theao itatea In tho earlier day
or their hlatory. To know Mr. liar,
rove waa to admire hor atarllng char
acler, and yaara did not dim hor keen
perapeotlve aa to roallxlng lira' obli
gation!. A loving mothor, firm trlend
and kind nolghbor hna ,gono to her
roward. Hor work wa accompllah
, ed and ihs peacefully passed away,
woli antlaried to lay aaldo tho care
of Ufa for tho Joy or otarnlty. Among
hor children Mm, D. U Ulonn, Mrs.
R. P. Nell and Mia Anna Hargrove
realdo In Aahland, and Mrs.. U M.J
Goodwin at Kugone. M.' ,Tt.i Jl.'j
Simpson or thl olty la hor grand
daughter.' I
- Mr. and Mra. TVT. Ahlntrom havo
movod to Dunimulr, the former' om
'ploy'mont with tho Southern. Pacific i
necessitating a resldonco at that ter
, mlnal. . . -v .''
V An oacort from Malta cqmmnn
' dory, Knlghta Tomplnr or this city,
attended tho funeral lervlcoa or the
late Klum P. Bower, aged resident of
' tho county Beat, who waa burlod In
' Jnckaonvlllo ceniotory on Monday
afternoon, i 1 ;
' Mr. R A, 'Brown, of Klumath
Knlln, forraorly living hero. Is vlaltlng
Aahland frlenda. Sho announoei'the
' . birth of aaothor oH to her daughtor,
Mr, Ooorgo Inonhowor, who waa for
; morly Wis Sylvja Brown. ' Mr. nnd
Mr. Ioonhowar . nro proparlrig "to
move to dairy ranch aome dlatunco
' out rrom Klamath Falla..,,, ,r'
Mra. Charley Monro, of Salem,' baa
boon in Aahland this -wook vlaltlng
rrlondHi and 'attending to bualnosa
mnttora. .,
Tho dpoal carman's ball occurs
Wednesday evening, April EH. Music
' - by to Xnunnpaoh orchestra.'." Tho
' Culm Vaupol, Lamkln, 11 Frank
blimti Hammond 0. I Hanson and
Wiyiney fumllles nro patrons of this
, , lotwllfig social' ovont, the proceeds or
wMcfi will go to tho Red CrosB, tho
- Svvago department ot which orgnn
i.Utlon will furnish tho rofroahments.'
' ' i,1 ils soolnl fonturo Is one of n. serins
. vk Ing' given under similar auspices.
' ;' The Whltods aro still on the-trok
1 ..truout not only tho Bconlo beauty
t iiots, but also the commercial cen
rs, orchard districts and rnnchlrtB
' ;is otlons or southern California, Itias
ur itch ns Mri Whltod wnnts to line up
'si this' productive factors In that lo
ic llty before deciding upon a pormn
V, (unt rosldonooi He reports Los An-
filed and. Venturai .counties long on
' Vwni, with many'1 formers- holding
l4t,t year's orop for higher prices.
: i TJlS ; family are meeting ninny ex
' ARlilanders. Incident to tholr trnvols,
," smdng the number Mrs, Adallno
Ivntbam Ofttllland, formor toucher In
' v tho Ashland sohools yllon Prof, V. "A.
. , 'Hayoffwna etiporlntendont, wljo has
' a beauUful homo at Ventura, nnd Is
Tom Moore and a Dog Valei ; i V
at the Rialto Theater Today
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in. A MAN W
HllT MONEY
Tom Monro iih ii viilut to four nnm-
txircd dims is nut oiixilv viHiiuli.cd bv
his ud mi ri it who Imvo not seen Die
liknlile vniiiu; Ktiir in "A Mall nnd
His -Moiiey." his new (loldwvn iiic
turi. lint when it niiima to the III-
ullo tliviilo, lii'iiiiininir toiluv. . flicro
will lint Im nuv doubt ninniiir llicin
thul ho c.iin iniiiiNlcr In Ilm wantu, of
the iIokk iih wdII iih. u imthoii who
hiiil iliino iinlhiiur cIko fur veurn
and miike it iiiuuxiiiir nt tho snmc
time, , Indeed ' nnollier' slnr miu'ht
have bni'otun siiluiicrircd ill Ilia tusk
or have fiiilcil to ucl the liuinor nut of
llie siliiiitinn. Kut with Mr. Moore
there was no mudi difficultv. - '
Iln iiIiiiil'imI inln (hn lawk of enrn
imr his wiM'klv Mtiiieiid iik the dnifM'
vnlot iih if he Inul lo do it to kVcn
boil v nml kiiiiI tnui'thcr. 1IU inherent
hciiku of hiimiir. 'eodiiled with his
inraclioim mnila nml mifuilinir eond
niitnro. mmle Ilia cuavoila in tho nlnv
one of- the frCHluwt nnd mot original
oxiuiipli'H of Die lirlit comcilv Iiih di
rector, linrrv lieniiniont. .linn ever
KtlllfUll. ,
The nuiiiHinif nuturo of the itun
tinn ix liiiHt iinnreeiiled when' it in
known (lint Mr, Monro, ns linrrv
I.atlmiD. a wcullliv voiinir idler.. after
li (iff with his Hweetheurt dctunnincK
to xhow her Unit he made of the
riulit stuff: that ho can earn bin liv
inir liko anv man. Accordinclv he
answer an ndvertisement which onlv
Biiecirie tlmt Iho iwrxon wnnted
must bo fond of iloirs. Jiiilee' liiH
Hiirnriso when ho it iiKliercd into the
nreHuni-e of Mrn. Johnson Do Lontr
(plnvcil bv Kate Leslerl. an cldurlv
Hoeii'tv womniiHwiili four iIouh. on
whom she lavihhi'H no end of offcu
lion nnd cure.
the mother of two smart children.
Uawaon Poster I at Santa Barbara
In the employ of "Tho Bootory," an
olegnnt ahoo atore In that city. At
Oxnnrd they mot Mra. Vivian Groor
Ling and her cuto tlttlo ion. Mlaa
Mnrjorla wax on the evo or flatting
Mlaa Conatnnce, daughtor In tho W.
W. Caldwell fomlly, roaldont ot Al
hambra, At Porrls they also plannod
to renew the aoqualntunco of the C
L. Cunningham family, whose son
I.ealle la now connected with a lum
ber yard at Kl Centro. the daughter
Helen, In addition to omploymont lu
a store, being housekeeper for Loa
llo. Mr. Whltod adda, by way. of
poatacrlpt to hla letter, that George
William, employed by him In the
Jewolry atore here bad landed April
17 In Now York from oversea na a
rreproeenlntlve from Oregon in tho
A. K. r.
Will Dodgo waa In Gold Mill early
In tho week, cnllod thoro In charge of
tho. funorul or tbi) lato Mra. Myrtle
Ulncklmrn Day.
' Congraaamun !iawny' appoared In
Aahland to glvo the Victory loan
rally . a booat on Mtoodny, and re
malncil ovor tor a social call on a
boat or frlenda thruout this locality.
Tho Civic Improvement club will
banquet Its members and Invited
friends at llotol Austin, Krldsy even
ing this week, dining events to bo
followed by a theatre party at the
Vlulng. ' .
.; Geargo Mlllnor, of tho Ovorlind
garngo, has boon . BUinmonod- to Los
Angolos owing to. tho serious illness
of his mother.
.Tho illnmolto quartat will ap
poar nt the Methodist ohurch here,
Friday evening", April 25, In coucort.
the ontortulnmont Including, a wide
range of musical treats, -readings,
stunts, and collogtale humor in gen
oral. ", -
ElvldKo McWIlllams Is now In tho
employ of a corporation which I
dredging on a hugo seal In the lec
tion tributary to Newman, Cat.
Mrs. K. C. Pettlt.ba bought and
will soon move into, tho J. ll. Farrar
proporty at 311' Wlmer street.. The
sole was effected thru the real estate
agency or Mra. Stella Leavltt. - Mrs.
Pottle Is from Honolulu and boa been
occupying room In the Alien apart
ments. .Her son Loonard Is attond
Ing high school bero, and a a violin
ist I a musician or rare attainments.
Mrs. Llllle Wlmer, or Mfrtlo crock,
returned homo Tuosday after a visit
hero with Dr. Hrowor's fumlly -and
other friends.
J. B. Iconhowor of tho East Main
stroet second-hand store, bos movod
Into the frank Salsbury residence at
No. 67. Klfth street.
Edmond Bprrott, returned soldier,
has recently received an assignment
aa student along agricultural and
stockralslng lines at the stato college,
Corvallls, the appointment being un
dor government auspices. .
Llout. W. K. Phillips, ot the 302d
Infantry, 91st division, Is hero from
Camp Lewis, visiting friends 'as a
convalescent from hospital, and notes
with pleasure the climatic and scenic
attractions hereabouts. : '
Aviator Falls to Death
WICHITA FALLS. Tex.. April 2.1.
Lieutenant Kalidi 0. Koonts, radio
officer at Post Fleid. Luwton, Okla.,
fell to his dentil nt Cull Field Into
Tncwlny. The bodv will' be Bent to
Newark. Ohio his former home.
Afen are sure i
getting wise to
tobacco aualiiv
says thewBaccom'sfi
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"Any kind of plug of genuine Gravely
used to be good Plug."
CnOtlgll for most Of Good tone, smaller chew.
fh"m NowfluQVfl lonjet life iswIiatmakesOeti'
nearly everybody is
beginning to learn
about the real to
bdeco satisfaction
uine Gravely cost lets to ohaw
than ordinary tobacco, .
H'riU (o.
Genuine Gravely
: , f . ; DANVILt.B, VA. . ,
.'or boottel .ON chewtmf plug.
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ton orano
REALCHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch.
GIVEN $30 MONTH
BY STATE BOARD
BAMCM, Oro April 23. The In
dustrial accident commission has to
duy approved thA clu.'m of Mrs.' Ter
esa Lowo, widow of Geo. M. l,ovo,
for componaatlpii for the death of
her husband, wno waa killed whllo In
the co ii'-o of :.is i niploymont ulili
tho city of'Aslilund. Mr. l.owe was
a member. or tbi Ashland police farce,
employed as night watchman, and
was Instantly HPInd on the ngbt of
.March 3rd by-o 1'n.r strucl: by . a
Southern Pacific ennliu wh'le on W
rounds as a patrolmin. '
In approving Mm. I.ow'i claim,
the commission orders the rciting
aslda with the itaio treasurer i f ruf-
flclont funds to pay lhn widow a
monthly pension of $30 for life, tho
amount neceaaary being $4,808.73.
The city of Ashland waa one of the
flrat municipal corporatfons In the
state to elect to bring lu employes
under the workmen's compensation
law, .having protected them by this
means almost from the' day the law
became effective. While the death
Ot Mr. Lowe is the first fatal accident
to occur among the employes of the
city, thoro have boon numerous otbor
conipensatable injuries to workmen,
to Indicate the need for such protec-
Felt Lfke Muscles :
Were Tied in Knot
That Is Exactly the Way Tlndall Say
Hla lUieumatlam
Acted, ' V.
"I had never taken a dose or Tan-
lac In my lire till aome six weeks ago.
but I havo received more benefit from
the throe bottles I have Just finished
than from all the other medicines I
have taken put together," . said
George R. Tlndall, of 6002 18th Ave;,
South, Seattlo. tho other day. Mr.
Tlndall is employed at the Skinner &
Eddy 8hlp Yards. f ,.
Kor several' years, he continued,
VI suffered terribly from- muscular
rheumatism and kidney trouble. The
muscles of my right arm would draw
up at the elbow, and feel 'like they
wore tied in a knot. I had no appe
tite and the little I forced' down
didn't do me much, if any, good.. My
kidneys worried me night- and day, I
had an awful misery up and down my
spine, and my back right over my
kidneys would hurt so bad that It I
stooped over It would almost kill me
io straighten up again. I couldn't
rest well at night,, and many a time
I Wonld wake up . at midnight, and
never sleep another-wink the, balance
ot the night, then my back would
start hurting so bad that I could
hardly get up out ot bed. ' . ' : -
"I guess I have -taken moat every
kind of medicine sold without getting
a bit of relief, and I was In mighty
bad shape whon I decided to see. if
Tanlac would help me.. Well, I can
honestly say that I haven't had an
ache or a pain since shortly after I
started on Tanlac, I sleep like a log
at night, and my wife tells. me, that
I'm liable to eat us both out of house
and home If I koep on with the appe
tite Tanlac has given me. I feel so
well and hearty in every way that I
have told the boys down at the ship
yard how much good Tanlac has done
for mo, for I hops that my experience
will be tho means of helping others
who may havj l.ouiiies like I had.
Toulao la sold In Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, in Central Point by Miss M
A. Mee, In Ashland "by J. 'J. McNair,
in Eagle- Point by Von der Hellen
. . Kit.
Bring Your
Palmolive
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
'.,' Is Hero to Ilolp You " ': '-.', , . " -
1AY nnd NIGHT , ''';.; V" .'''':."" ' '
!tt' J rioOKttHKPINa fyv 8IIOUTHAJJD T Y PEW KITING Sv
l'lANMANSHIP AIjIi (XMLMUltCIAIj ItltAMOHUS . '
A few monthB In this school will qualify you for a business' career
nnd will prove -a most valunble nssot during your entire life. . It
will Inoroase your enrnlng capacity nnd will enable you to find om
ploymon nt a good salary In any purt of tho world.
Cull or writs for literature, 81 North Grupo Street
i,v . Studonts,may ontor at any time, i 1 , '
Coupons
:.to;ty.'p;
Phone 10. '
Main and Central.
LIBERTY TAXI
'With new Dodge car.' .
Stationed at 16 N. Front St.
Bale A Lyon, Props; Phone
33
riizing
All our work atriutly guaranteed W
be first class. IS N. Fir 8t Medford
,.:'.'".:,.'. Plione 434-J
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS.
tlon US' Is 'afforded by tho state law
to cities, that apply for its benefits.
One of the earliest case of the per
manent totul disability of a workman
to arise under the compensation law
was that of an employe of the cly of
Ashlnnd, K workman was engaged
to aid In constructing I.IUilu park, an
Ashland 'city enterprise that hag do-
veiopetf . inio one oi ine scenic mu
health attractions of the west. This
workman war Just entering upon his
employment when-bo was thrown
from a wu6n, suffering Injuries that
totally disabled him from labor for
life. ,To pay this man and his wife a
pension ot $35 per month for life the
commission awarded and set aside
15,972.02.
Many cities In the state are now
making application to bring their
employes under the compensation
law, Salem being tho latest to extend
its coverage In this respect.
1 6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Via Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
BawFOR INDIGESTION
A&K FOR
Ih Oi.ginal
ForInfants,InvaIIdsandOrowingChlldran.lRlcli Milk, MaltodGrsln Extract rbPowdtr
The OrudnO Food-Drink For All Agea.1 OTHERS an IMITATIONS
Nourish Inat
Dlomtlbla
No Cookinat
Shasta
will be closed until further notice oh
1 account of moving to , h
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WHERE IS YOURS?
S Re threw his gold away; ;
:' ; his sacrifice was a joke he was a..'; v
, :; fool unless you put your gold with his .;' .,
, YOU cannot excuse yourself from mak- ;
every sacrifice to take your snare oftlie '
r Vidory Liberty Loan ; v;
' . Youhave not done enough until you have.
; PUT YOUR GOLD ;
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f MEDFORD HAS NEVER FAILED to reSDnnd tn the nail nf the cnuntrv. She has; furnished Her 'auotai' of
" KeD SPA women to defeat the Hun! And she will now furnish the funds to liquidate her. portion of the debt.
. It will be a THANKSGIVING OFFERING It will be AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL BRING RETURNS, not
;t onlv in cash, but in peace to the world. ' x , . ' r- -- v ;
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