PAOE SIX
MTCDFOTW MATE TRTBTTNT!, MTTOFORD, OTiFGOr, FT?TDAY, MAY 2H, 1010
OF
ASHLAND NAT IS
I
The bis enterlninmont of tlio week
will be ft veritnblo "siirinir opeiiiiiu
lit the Nat. on Sntiirdnv eveninir, Mnv
24, eonacanentlv the interior of the
lnuimiioth edifice lias been winei-ironic
extensive rcpiiirs nt the liumls of
llurold TrcsilmiK, Hie new nmnncer
of the property, with the result Unit
every utility ncrtnininir to the etdnb
moment will be in Khiiwlinpe order.
The summer Benson will be! ushered
in by opening the nools on Saturday
noon. There willl be n donee on
ISntiirdnv eveninu, with music bv the
local hii;li Kehool bund and the Jnss
orchestra from Medford. AU nmuse
lnents ccnterinir nt the Nat will be
condueted on a hieh plane, nnd no
"rough stuff" will bo tolerated. Chap
eronea nt the opening function, ii
addition to an extended list of pat
rons will include Mr. and Afrs. E. V.
Cnrter, Mr. and Mrs. K.-P. Wiwner.
Mr. nnd Mrs. If. C. Onlcv, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dickey, Dr. and Mrs.
Gordon MneCraeken, and Mrs. Kiln
Mills. The mnnneer will eive in stme
tion in swimmine. and certain hours
- on Tuesday and Thursday of each
week will he reserved for the ladies.
The intent is to make the Nat n
center for cood, clean, manly sport, in
addition to tho unrivalled swimmine
nnd bat hint: priviletes which it af
fords. ' Preliminary showers Will be
a requisite before enterinir the public
pools, the waters in which will be
changed several times weekly.
Memorial Sunday, preceding Deeo
ration dav, will be observed at the
. Presbytcriun church. May 25, at
which the Grand Army Post. Relief
Corps and the local eontineent of
the National Guard will attend in a
body. '
G. M. Kine and J. P. Carson, both
of the Fort Rock section of northern
Lake county; have been in this sec
tion of late. They came over bv
team, and the obieet is to locate
hereabouts permanently. The latter
is a Brother of 0. F. Carson of this
ity.
' Mrs. Mary Wilshii. Mr. D. Pcror.
ni and Sirs. Lena, Xelson were the
delegates apointed bv the local lodsre
to attend the Rebekah state conven
tion at Salem. The, Odd Fellows of
Iodee No. 45 appointed W, L. Moore.
G. W. Trefren and John Veti as dele
gates to the subordinate Catherine.
Hope Rebekah Lodse-No.-14 reports
a substantial errowth, the membership
beine nearly 200, the chief officers
being as follows: Mrs. Annie Wnlk
. er, noble crand: Mrs. Edith Phipps.
financial secretary; Mrs. Amv Moore.
recording secretary. The subordinate
lodge. Encampment and Rebekah Aux
iliary 'constitute a leading following
in the ranks of frnfcrnalism repre
sented in Ashland territory.
"The time. Friday evening. Mav
23: the place. Elks' temple: the girl,
that's up to von. Bill." is the uninue
invitation which heralds' the an
nouncement of a big social function
tendered Red Cross workers bv the
Elks, at the time nnd place specified.
This event will be in the wav of a
recognition of services well perform
ed bv Red Cross workers in nnv
branch of the service, and all such
are cordially welcome. Some deserv
ed rewards of merit will be present
ed to those whose labors of love have
been especially noteworthy in local
Red Cross annals, and these sou
venirs will possess intrinsic value as
well as tvpifving gratitude for faith
ful and efficient service in the great
relief organization.
Another musical treat is in store
at the parks on Friday evening this
week, the event being u band concert,
the second in the season of the series
which began May 9. The programs
are varied, embracing catchv. popu
lar and classic selections. The init
ial concert incorporated eight num
bers, only one of which, "Ragged
Ike," was a march, which even sug
gested ragtime melodies.
The snlvadge depot, conducted for
months past bv members of the Civic
Improvement club under Red Cross
auspices, has been closed permanent
ly, having fulfilled its mission, which
was to gather odds and ends from
every branch of trade, and as its
name implied, retail, the salvaged
stock to best advantage. Results ex
ceeded all expectations, nnd hun
dreds of dollars through this agency
have been diverted to various chan
nels with which the Red Cross is iden
tified. It would be difficult to find
a more fuithful bund of workers than
the ladies of the salvage corps, un
less we except the lively force of
girls and voung matrons who have so
diligently managed the Red Cross
cunteen station nt the depot. The
salvage corps are gratsful for pat
ronage received and in due season will
tender a statement of stewardship
well performed. .
Sheep shearing on the ,,1-Ierrra
ranches across Bear Creek, yielded
soort returns, tne ticeces mxrugiiig
well on the basis of 10 pounds each.
which at prevailing prices of 50c or
better for wool made the vicld per
head about $5. The flock is in the,
neighborhood of 1,000 nnd is in fine
condition this season.
Harold Tregilgns, new director at
the Nat, addressed the high school
onv Wednesday afternoon, his talk re
lating to tho iinvv. the higher educa
tion and natatorial pastimes, themes
regarding which he is well posted, in
asmuch us he lias served in tho nnvv.
is a university graduate and an au
thority on athletics. As .such he
takes pleasure in wholesome sports
whether imlultfcd on Jimd or wiilcr,
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
1 THIMK Too MUCH or "TrfATl
rtlKS. TO SIT ITll V TV T
UiHlC IT'S
MURt5.RIi IN
Tho.-e wishing to "plunge" into the
mysteries of the high dive, had bet
ter visit the Nat under its present ef
ficient management.
B. E. Whitmore. former chicken
fancier, plumber, orchardist and real
ty dealer in this vicinity, anil who
for several vears past has been in
Southern California, returned here
this week, bv the auto route, loaded
with camp eouippnge. and will locate
on his ranch in Sams vnllev. the sea
elevation in southern climes not ap
pearing to agree with him. His wife
will remnin with relatives "in the Fin
lev family at Long Bench for the
present.:
The Ashland high school alumni
association will hold a business, ses
sion at the home of D. Perozzi. Granr
ite street. Saturday evening. Mnv 24.
Charley-Lindsay niid E. F. Smith
have returned from Klamath couutv.
Thev. report the Indians on tho rar
path. not after scalps, hut as pur
chasers of motor cars. The average
redskin draws his allotment of cat-
le from the government, then sell?
them to tho white man at a discount
Then the proceeds plus u cash an
nuitv nre invested in a car of the lat
est model.
lr. A. J. 1 lodges, dental nraeti
tinner of Albany, has joined his will
here for a reunion witli near rela
tives in the family of Dr. W. E. Blaki
Miss Joepliine Saunders hns beet
in Paris, taking advantage of a vn
ention furlough to witness the sight
of the French metropolis. . -
T. II. Thompson, former locnl nur
servuian.1 has been "in Ashland th:
.Week, seekimr a woman to assist i
'.he housework on his Irir ranch In
stated near Montague . in Siskiyou
onntv. ';'" " ' -
L
L MEET AT
TALENT TODAY
Toduv in the big day on the oval
at the Talent school urotunls where
nil of the schools of the second and
third class in the county are com
pctimr in 54 field nnd truck events.
This is the fifth annual field and
troele-noet of the Soullie.rn: Oregon
Athletic Association and the Olym
pic cup will again be the chief Iro
nhv for the larger sehools.'iileluding
Central Point, Kuglo Point. Unite
Fulls, Gold Mill. Hoauo River, .luck,
ionville. Phoenix and Talent,
Tlio cup was first won bv.the Gold
ilill schools, then by Central Point.
The third veur it went to Talent and
the fourth to Phoenix Which now
holds it and. who will attempt toduv
o keep the "same. The school win
ling the cup three times is? to have
ocnunnctit possession of it.
The rural schools also complete for
.1 separate Irophv which consists of
i hand bull outfit, This is being of
fered Jiv the Olympic society oMIio
Tnlent school and will pass into per
manent possession of the rural school
winning the greatest number of
mints at this meet. Several schools
'Deluding Willow . Springs, Foots
Creek. West Side. Oak Grove. Tolo.
North Phoenix. Independence, Ilow
rd, Applcjiate and several others
uclnding some us far uwav as Trail
mve been making preparations for
iho meet and have been giving the
eliool children regular training in the
lii'forent events.
The people of Talent nre bnckiug
he event with excellent couunuuitY
jpirit uinl assisted the school in serv
ng lunch during the noon hour to
hose who did not earo to bother with
picnic basket.
FRINCE OF WALES WILL
; ViSIT CANADA AUGUST I
I.O.N'PON'j Mav 22. The Prince of
Wales vill visit Canada probably in
August formally to open the new par
liament lurhling at Ottawa.
Married in this citv Monday nf
eruoon at the residence of Kcv. Ifcl
nap. Vernon Punkev and Miss Nora
iVatkins. The voung couple will re
iile at the Corbin runch near Kuglo
'oint. where the latch strng will
mng out tor their many friends.
Memorial services, at the llrick
hnrch Sunday uiorn'nj. All are in
ited to attend. A i-nccial invitation
extended to soldiers and suitors.
Verna Lynch was here Sundav
siting home folks-and returned to
Weed in tho 'evening. ,,
Misunderstanding' between the
citv and the propofjv owners on the
hew right of wav . for the Pacific
.highway north in rtfcard to payment
for same has b"cn settled ami the
owners paid in fHj"
Airs. R. M. Holmes and children of
Portland aire here ,-visitin her par
ent". Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell.
The funeral of -the lute C. M.
nvt r-
l'enee was well ntleiuled 'kloiidav af
teiiiooii by sorrowing relatives ami
friends. Inlerinent wus in IVntra
Point cemeterv.
Mav W. A. Cowley and Mi", mid
Mrs. I L, Noreross are attending
the Grand Lodge 1. O. O. F and Ke
hekahs at Salem Ibis week,'
Mi's. O, U, Punkev, Miss Esther
Punkev nnd Mis.' Nanny Oberohain
have returned from 'it two weeks'
visit with Klainath Falls H'lalives,
The Central Point hotel has now
opened teinporni'ily during the eon.
striiction of the Pacific hiuhwuv
and is now serving the public
Guv Owen', just from overseas, has
received his discharge from Iho 11.
S. armv and is here visiting his
father and other .relatives," Ho will
return to Portluud in u few days
whom bo will reside,
Irvin Hehh from Texas and Robert
II. Holmes from Wusliington, D, C.,
have been released from the U. S.
nnnv and itre now at their homes in
this citv, '
George Ford and John Welch were
in this week from the Lewis sheep
cninp where thev are shearing sheep
ami sacking wool. '
Many of our women nnd girls nre.
enlisting to thin trait.
Miss F.iilu Houston nnd brother,
who has just been releiised front the
V. S. murines, were visiting relutives
unci friends here Thursdiiv,
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
"Geta-It" Makei Coma Corns OS
The "Banana-Peel" Way!
Why hivvo to Hop on llio floor,
riuvo yoursQK up llko lha loiior
".", ami Willi bulKlliK y- Uritw
your tuce up Into u wrinkly knot
whlla you uoukb nntl pull at ilia
"liUlck" ot ft Uudor eoru? Thl'
Lift 0f Corns!
- ..j . i V i !
"Freezone" is Magic! Lift 'any- Com or Callus
right off with fingers No pain! ,
n j
n'
M II
' Drop little Freetonn on nn BrlilnR
corn, Innttuitly thnt corn utopi hurt'
ing, then you lift It right out. It
dorm't hurt one bit. Yea, maulr!
WI17 wait! Your drm(;Ut avlU a
tiny hnttle of Froeiono for a fow centr
tulllvlent to rhl your feet of ovnry
hard corn, i(t corn, or com between
tliu ton, nnd ctilliunt, w IthuuL tufa
uowor Irrlttttlua, Try II ( Nobuuiluv'l
IQNATION EEPAIRINO' ,
. Miiotos, Hi'mrk Coil.s, Motora nnd (lonorniora
lpjmircd' tuul ivwoiind. (hmranlct'd (joud as now.
HattcrioB rcpnirod. Wt ni'O Htmtlu'i'ii OiH'j?on Afftdits
for tho ot'li'liratod Hind KingH. Ti'y tlu'in for coin
prossion. .,-..'
CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO . ,.
'spec
4 cou
A suggestion
for the hostess
Madam, if you would win the
approval and applause of your
friends, serve them RAINIER
SPECIAL. This is the accepted "
guest beverage. Produced by an
exclusive process... Has a flavor
all its own excelling any de
scription. With or without food,'
it is always welcome to all.
And, being practically predigest
ed,' you can drink your fill with
none of the usual soft drink dis-:
tress. Each bottle contains two
glassful. Use the phone now to
order for your home a case of
the soft drink that really satis
fies.
-
Rainier Products Company, Seattle, U. S.
Manufacturer of Rainier Special, Rainier Bock,
Malt Rainier, Rainier Cereal, Syro and
Venaturea Alconoi.
m
CIAL
..Tho H..lni.-r rr.l.i.tn Conipiinv rulleyex rclailcrs mid consiinicrH of flio ncnwslly or paying Hevcniie
Tines 011 Itainicr ItcveraB' by pnyiinr ALIj taxes lliricon direct to Die iovernincnt.
MEDFORD GROCERY CO.
,. , Distributors, Medford, Ore, .
a or S Drop A polled la a Paw Siuonili
Tbere'e No Fu.ln or Cuttius.
"Cot4l" Alwart Workal
tho old. mvhic wy. "Ooti-Il" l
the modern, palnloa, ilmpln way.
lnn ovor nil put ttvo drop at
Mota-It" on the. corn, put your
tocklnir nnd hoo riBht on aKuln.
and furitot tho corn. I'aln In
"Ools-lf has rovolullonlxcd 'tho
t rem merit ot corn". II novnr Irrl
tmrs tho true llih. Vutfll "lop
llmnlnff nn Ilia bIUm Of VOUr ShOO.
nnd lo wny wliu Kray nalvoa,
bundllnir bandnncii, thick plaalfro
end painful mothoua. sUo "OoW-lt ,
It's common nctina.
, OoiB-It," tho ftunnintoeil. monoy-tnckeorn-rcmovor.
tho only uro way,
coatn but a trino nt any druit lo".
Wfd by 13. Law ronco Co.,Chlcago, IIL
Sold III .Metltonl nail recommended
as tho world; licnt corn remedy Uy
i.eon 1). lliiHkliiH, .Medford I'titiriniicy,
Straus's Drug Store, -Heath's UruK
Storo.
QIM CliUAU
China Kerb 8tor
Herb cure rot tatractie, hoadacht
eatarrah, dlptherta, ior throat.
lung troubli, kidney trouble, ttomach
trouble, heart trouble, cbllls and far.
er, cramps, coughs, poor olrcuUtlon
"carbuncles, tumors, cranked breast
cures all kinds ot goiter. NO OP
KRAT10.n3.
' Medford, Oregon, Jan 13,
TO WHOM IT "AT CONCERN: .
This U to certify that I, the on
derslgned, had very srere stomach
trouble and had been bothered (01
sereral years and last August wsa not
expected to lire, and bearing ot Glm
Chung (whose Horb Store la at 114
South Front street, Medlord) I de
cided to get herbs tor my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as. I used them and todaj
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I waa tc
see Olm Chung and try bis Herbs.
( Signed ) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses: , v ,
H. A. Anderson, Medford -
S. B. Holmes, Eaglo Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point 1
W. L. Ohlldroth, Eagle Point, ,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
Qoo. B. Von der Hollen, Eagle Point,
Thos R. Mchnls. Sl Point
Keeping Money Liquid
A little nish-and 11 lot of credit kcejis the in
dustrial world moviii"; today. For in.stniieo
money defiosited here at the First National .
Bank may he advanced in part toward a liall'
dozen different kinds of development work 1
in n year, where temporary relief of oihii
, kind is re(tiired. ' - ,1 t .
One .should aim to build up his own
credit Ktandiut; against tluf Ijme
when liis need is greater then .
'cash on hand." ' ; ... , , .
zhe first National Bank
Medford Oreoon
Star Brand
Typewriter Ribbon,
give clear, permanent
copies. Will not smut,
dry out, or fill the type.
Buy typewriting tuppliet of
MEDFORD
PRINTING
COMPANY
5r
WANTED
30 Experienced
Apple Thinners
Apply in person. Don't phone.
Work begins Monday, May 26
Bardwell Fruit Go.
445 South Fir Street . . ". )
t
BASKETS
, , : for sale atw . ' ,, ;v'
DENNEYil
Fruit Marketing Agents ;
S. P. Tracks Phone 294