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WEDFORD :MATC TRTB'ONIV JTODFORD, ORKflON", MONT) AY; MAY. 3, 1919
womVft " -wore iWU'hu' lu .. 1 4 MiUfl,"
suW (he-M0rt( "Tho north- , Ml
ARGENTINE PUTS
18SD thrtt 1D18, tho tuirth has had
ailt vlitlni, tliu HOlith as;H, tlnfwclU
tRO, ami AliiHku,. ami other Uicul-
ASHLAND I ELKS
Bolsheviks of the! Garden
wust tuK(HMvr"nuvn ijuuiiuh i v-
m?m
UlCS 10. Or-'-?"..:;. -: ' -' -. ' . " ;' f
aiiiiH (luilrnt tho last rivo yours ptir-
E
"I'ltty colored 'women and 1 1 whllrf
i .. . . 4 1..1..L. j
: ASHLAND Mbv 5. It nears the
700. mark already. This refers to
the membership 6f Ashland Lodtro No.
' 944. Bi P .Oi K.. 84 names havinir
been-added to its official' rostor last
Snhirdav ovenimr, mnVine a total of
' (180 members, Jdtiv 3. As represented
, bv towns, the initiates were as fol
. lows:' :": : ' - .' . .; - x .(,,';.' ' '.
-Ashland Clias. B. Howard. I.vnn
G. Black. Jacob M. Casebcer. Irvin
Curtin-Dc Haas. Klmer P. Morrison,
Vitnl Guilav. W. II. Hodkinson. Dr. V.
. K. Buchanan. Louis A. Roberts. A. L.
Barker.. Wilbur C. Holmes, B. 0. Hat
field. W. O. Nord. Rav Boccers. B. F.
Montcromcrv. Thos. D. Ie Masters.
Joseph P. Hemlricks, Robert K. Hale,
Arthur K. Krickson. L J. Heor. Glenn
E. Simpson." H. T. Elmore. Harold V.
Simpson H. B. Carter. AYilhutl
Vcale. Orville E. Hall. D. D. Norris. -,'
Yreka Maurice C..; Hillis. Julius
Zimet, llenrv Frock.
; Weed E. R.. Ballard;: A. E. Cox.
Otto E. Dill.- . - .: 5- i
;. Dunsmmr Harold- A. Merrill,
Of the foreffoine h'st there was only
one affiliation by demit. ' The inita-
. torv rontne of the eveninir was her
alded bv an . afternoon paseant of
. Mavdav carnival propositions, staid
and dicnified attractions' in the bur
parade beine minded with a helter
skelter jumble of the statuesaue and
arotesoue, ands and motlev caval
cades; with a lanre continsent of the
membership in neat and natty uni
forms respendent in white, with' the
national colors leading the "whole
procesb." The ladies entered heaT-
i til v into the spirit of the frolic, in
fact the m&ior share of the nxtravn
trnnfca features were nrotraved bv
tnerrv maids and matrons en costume,
manv of . whom -were reeojrnised in
slute of chseuises adopted. Seldom,
if ever, has Ashland" witnessed a
greater . spectacular event, all of
which was but the precurser of the
formal ceremonies of the initiatory
work m the eveninsr. With the at
tendant banouet and social ameni
ties which followed even ; into the
cnrlv mornine hours. . r '.'';'. '
;;- M:ss Helene Casey, clerk in the lo
caj postoffice. and rjeentlv assign
ed to the niirht' -detail incident to
changes made in the service, resigned
her position' as of date. May 1. after
being 16 years in the local office.
i Charley McWilliams. of Klamath
'alls, arrived Saturday for a brief
visit with relatives and friends. The
trip was a niotbrcvcle one. and he
brought over a couple of passengers
and other perishable freight.
; Mr. and Mrs.' Winstead.. of Elko.
New, have been ' transient visitors
here, leisurely touring various locali
ties throughout Southern Oregon.
Floyd, one of the auartet of Fra
lev boys, who entered the service and
is overseas, will return home leisure-
ly incident to a relay of visitations to
noted sections of Europe. Late re
ports indiqate that he is "building
castles in Spain,'' to the extent of
being "on the road to Old Madrid."
bent on sightseeing in the land of ro
mance and adventure. Flovd is conr
nected with Y. Mi C. A. work in the
foreign fields. . ' ;.. " ' - v ,
, Word from Charles E. Da-is,
Southern Pacific Tngineer located
here, who .sometime m'n went to the
company's hospital at Sato Francisco,
indicates that he has been a patient
at the Burke Sanitarium, near Santa
Rosa,. Sonoma county. Gal., a noted
rest cure institution, and is not much
improved in .' health. His . wife has
been with him. and later reports are
to the-: effect that they will return
home here within a few days,
j; After returning from an extended
visit to her daughter in California.
Mrs. A. L. Irwin has concluded to re
move to Gerber, where her husband
is: holding, down , a good iob as rail
road policeman at that division ter
minal. . The " family home will be
rented to Dobbin Irwin of the jitney
service.- -'-.v v ' ;
kPinehurst. erstwhile and better
known as Shake, several miles east
of Ashland in the heaw timber belt,
i to be headquarters of the survey
ulsr crew now engaged on preliminary
work-connected with the Green Moun
tain Springs unit of the Ashland
Klamath . Falls : highway.' Several
members of the : encineeriiie outfit
and their helpers are located there
already. . . . .',- '.,
i ,The Grandi Army Post and Wo
man's Relief corps will attend divine
service at the Presbyterian church oh
Sunday. Mav 25; preliminary to the
general: observance of Memorial'Day.
May . 30.: Not only civil war veter
ans, but those of the Spanish war and
the1! late European struggle are in
vited to uriite'in attending this ser
vice, early announcement' of which
js, made' in order that air the' soldlof
boys, both young and old, may be
advised of the specific appoint
ment.. 1 .
-v The provision store, near auto
camp grounds in Lilian -park,' has
been opened this curly in the season,
under the management of Mrs. Inez
Good, a newcomer, from Longmont,
Colorado. : 1
(Lodge meetings this week include
lite Modern Woodmen on Monday
evening: Eastern Star on Itiesdav
Cominrtiidevv ( for'; -work ; in" the Rod'
V'1'OHK. vvuuncKuay: scaieu meeting oi
the Masonio lodge, Thursday. :
Mrs, Mvrtle Boslough has returned
from a lengthy visit to the central
west and' California' localities. r -
C. L. Rciimcs, U. S. District attofcJ,
with headquarters at Seattle, is' re
ported to' be among the list of gov
ernment 1 officials to whom bombs
have been sent through the mails;-
Portraying ''Miss 'Victoria Libetr-
tv" arrayed . in aviation . costume.
Mrs. Clarence Eubanks. young society
matron of Portland, stimulated gen
eral interest hi the Victory loan bv
participating in the flying circus
which : latelv took place in the me
tropolis, and her portrait is a top
liner in the citv papers accordingly.
On the particular evening she wore a
German aviator's helmet, captured in
France; - Her husband is a Portland
attorney late pilot in the air service.
and secretary' of the Aero club of
Portland, and is a nephew of George
Eubanks of this citv. . -
Henry Cosev returned to Klamath
Falls on Sunday, after a visit here
with relatives and friends.
David Ivy. former, resident here in
the employ of the Southern Pacific.
ha& recently returned .from Van
couver, B. C, and has beenn patient
at the Granite City hospital suffer
ing from a complicated case of her-
n:a.-: the successful -. treatment of
which has more than realized Dave's
expectations, inasmuch as' hereto
fore he felt like a pig in a poke, so
harnessed uo was he with truss ap
pliances which are now gotten rid of.
. Range to the extent of 1.000 acres.
located1 near Grizzly Peak, four
.miles east of town, is advertised for
rent bv G. W. King, prominent stock
man of Siskiyou countv, residimr in
the vicinity of Montague. It is re
ported that. 50,000 sheep will pasture
this season in the fjiskivous and ad
jacent 'elevations, j. .".'. '
Mrs. L. K.. Moore of Portlijnd. is
visiting relatives in the fumilv ot G.
M. Frost, at Wimcr Uealghts-fruit
ranch. .
Fine stock continue to he imported
into this territory, a recent addition
beyie the purchase of nearly 100
head of choice cattle to reinforce the
beards on the noted cove ranch, east
of, Ashland, now owned bv G. A. Mc
Lean. The animals were bought of
John G. Gore of' Plioeiiix
THE MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
-.: , . . -" .',; ;V.;-.
How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared - For'
: ': Woman' Use.
. A visit to the . laboratory where this
successful remedy is made Impresses
even the casual looker-on with the reli
ability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness
which attends the making of this great
medicine for woman's ills.
Over 350.000 pounds of various herhn
are used anuafly and all have to be
gathered at the season of the year when
their natural juices and medicinal sub
stances are at their best
The most successful solvents are used
to extract the medicinal properties from
theseherbs. ' ,.,' '
Every utenBil and tank that comr-s in
contact with the medicine is steri.ized
and as a final precaution in clcor.li.ics
the medicine is pasteurized and' scaled
in sterile bottles. ? ;7, .'
It is the wonderful comblnatton tit
roots &nd herbs, together wit:i (na
skill and care used, in its preparation
which has made this famous medicine
so sucoeBsful in the treatment of
female ills.
The letters from women who have
been restored to health bv the use of
,Lydla E Pinkham's. VegKlable Com-
pouna wnicn we arc cnniinuuuy jjuu
lisbing attest virtue,:
The mica In Mica Axle ZSi. ' ' ' ?A
i Grease fills up all rough-;v ."' ' fw
V ness" in spindles and bear-' jt ' ' ' -' MS ftS
. ings; keeps them cool,; S' ( , , ( s
slippery and tanooth as' ' ''; '- - ' - ' "' .fi
class. Then the grease gjnl 1 1 1 III I Mlinuw. i
worcS better
twice as long. No hot ;
boxes. Just like pntting ,
.ball . bearings on your :
wagon. ' Ask your dealer.
Buy by the paiL -'
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
... ., .. (CiiUciaU) .
tW. E. WALKER. SPECIAL AGENT,
W. C. Leover, Central Point: P. 3.
Wiley, Central l'olnt: Lewis Ulrlclr Jacksonville: Gnrnett llrom HUi-
Co., Jlodfor.l; ,Ulrlch llynn,-Sfedford;' Cruter Lake "Ilwdi Co., Medford;
Mexlford Harness Company, Medford.
SEE THE
Scripps-Booth
Line of Motor Cars in the
Victory Parade Tuesday
The up-to-date automobile at a moder
ate price $1495 f.o.tv Medford . .
fully equipped . -
Elliott & Cook Auto Co.
... Successor to Power Attto Co.
' f. - f ':
I -:y ; :
v
'CRUSliKA'rfc'
VICTORY WEEK -
In Medford and Eat at the
The Gusher Cafe
and lasts ffl HHjilHIlMfMl lllHUUll ff :
WMOH '
AXLE GREASE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
STANDARD OIL CO. Medford. Ore
Fick. Jacksonville;'. FiWn.nn A
.bOltlG Oli DIT
mm
B
Subscribe for Victory Bonds
Durchase your clothes of
, KLEIN
The Tailor
and
HUUNOS AIRKS, May. 5. Viuil
aiibe cominittevH orifanisvd bv the Ar
irciitino l'utriiitic L(iiuiia mid min
portcd bv militurv mill naval' dolnoh
nienls iirnventvil iiiuiinoinir wiuirchiH.
tin tomlciHUOB durinit' recont soutnU
(ist'domonntratiuus. , j
I'rc.suiciit ti'iu'ovi'n lout ur. Aiaimci
CarlvM, pros'uU'iit of tho lcnuuc, that
soi'iulist and muiroliittt oruaiusulions
hud niim'ared to him for urotcotioii
amiinHt tho Ivumie' which had warn
Oil that it would forcibly siiiiprcsH
any MuxiiniliKt diNordem. Tho iiron
ident nski'd what tho Icauua iutoudud
to do. , . i
"With' or without authority.". Hr.
Curhw answered, "tho patriotic
Icaiiuo' lut ends to end imarrhiKtiu ef
forts (6 break down tho viviliiation
of Argentina. It inti'nils to urevont
all dcnuiiiNtratioiiM bv itiiurchistM." ,
With the onriiiiir.ation of thoxo vie
ilmice pomniiltttoa thoroumionrn n bo
rioux effort to olimimito annrchiHtie
auitiitors. . Kiuht hundred nuitatorH
litive been arrested duriitir the hint
tW davs mid tho nolico huvo lixlad
ItitlO more.
Dr. Curies stated fndnv that bci;in
nimr Mondav the Icauua would start
hrcakiiiL' ill) nil known incctinir
ulaoes .for nnnn'hists. '' . -
3.224 LYNCH1NGS IN
111. S. LAST.30 YEARS
NEW YORK. May E. In tho last
30 years 33H persons have been
klllod by mobs, accordluK to a report
by the National Association for the
Advanconloiit of Colored. I'eoplo. '
for tho thirty yoar period "i from
BLOOD POISONING
tUmlia't Wtzard Oil Sf first Aid Trutmat
' How often lockjaw and blood
poisoning result from the neglect
of a slight scratch or little cut I Ham'
lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec
tive first aid treatment. It is a pow
erful antiseptic and should be ap
plied immediately to wounds of this
kind to prevent danger of infection.
It is soothing1 and healing and
quickly drives out pain and Inflam
mation in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just' as
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet,
cold sores, canker sores, earache and
toothache. '.-. ' '
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money baclc
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try. Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant-little pink pills, JO
cents. Guaranteed.
I X
Congoleum
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 sec it before
buying for spring.
Poole Furniture Co.
Cbin4 Bwb Ctort
Eerb cure rot earscne, nedcM
catarrah, dlptherla, - tore : throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, ttomacb
trouble, heart trouble, chills and lot
er, cramps, coueha, poor clrcilation
carbuncles, tumors, cracked ' bread
ouree all kinds of goiters; NO OF
oRATioria
' Medford, Oregon, Ian IS; 111
TO WHOMfTT TTAr CON0BRN;
This is to eortity that I, the nn
derslgnod, had very severe stomaek
trouble and baa Been bothered foi
several-years and last-August Was not
expected to live, and hearing of Qim
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
South Front street, Medford) I de
elded to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as I, used them .and toda)
am a well man and can heartily ree
ommond anyone afflicted as I was t
see dim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) , W. H. JOHNSON,
Witnesses; : i . . '
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, '
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point t
W. L. Chlldroth, Eagle Point,
0. E. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Mclntyro, Eagle Point.
Goo. B. Von dor Hellen, Eagle Point
-all three flavors if ffA
mtX In the 'sealed' 1 L J.
fVf packages but looS; '. 'LjrS
for the 'name , ' vt tC"''
because it is your.
i (Yotecoa adainst
; ;.. Inferior Imitation.. ... LP k.
i ' just as the Heated , J ':
packaiie Is protec- , f'?Jbji:,
:,: tlon aflalnst lm-y '' '''
. '. 'v' . .. SEALED TIGHT - ; V
-kept right 7 '..;'';
'';;-;;: : ' ; .f VICTORY WEEK "; ''il:!'
Another Rexall lc Sale 'ocialf"3 m
WATER BOTTLE!';. ' j , j
IT -Forward Went' .
Y the Stars and Stripes ; wji
fy , As tho slurs and stripes went for. . . 1 jP'll
jl ward In itiiiny n lmttlo, you. rnjolceil -: ' trMll
lall that you liclieil isupply tho wniits of . . I II
11 '.' our bravo troop, whit, so gliirlousl.v ': Jl l
i li!pel In wlimlntf the. .r, Vnnr .. "
,lsV i-' ... (.ountry now litvltra yon to Hiilmcrll.o - Sfll
V V to tho Victory Jtoln! - - '(." '. - , ' ffyifl
i ':l'Nk. .' 1cr Cent Interest .$ ' ' J' If
' - ilWtH ' PBll on svlngs ": ' . ' '
'3SS?sffo3P!r '(iccounts... ' f;- ? . CA '
ESTAB
lished laao"" 'az. - '
Latimer's Powdered
Arsenatetof -lead '
in Four-Pound Bags
Saves Money, Time and Material
)"FOR SALE BY '
DENNEY & CO.
MEDFORD S. P. Track.
Bey speciuj' cJussjficftUvU Vr!v
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