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PXOE TTVH
Tj -57
2,000,000 FEET
and Phot-nix, has boon sold ihru the I
Beaver Realty agency, to J. H. Dnn-j
can, S. P. employe here, who will
soon occupy the place with his fain-;
ily. This property is retarded as an'
Beauties in "My Honolulu Girl"
at Page Theater Tomorrow Night
Y.W.C.A. MW 10
RAISE $5,000 FUND
STARTS THURSDAY
ideal one.
Miss Rose Tavuner, daughter of
George Tavener, is still iu the hospi
MOCK-OUT
r"r -s-T s i
ijl w ILS
ASHLAND, Jan. 14. A local box
'actory on an extensive scale is p rad
ically assured, the outcome of a re
:eut big deal in timber leand near
Ueinman. The four Uarhani broth
iraf of Dallas, Ore., are tin nur
masers, Karl ami Wayne being al
eady here with their families. The
ract mentioned will cruise over 12,
(00,00 M feet, and this standing Unt
ie r Is already purchased, also ma
ihlnery equipment which is on the
vay. The Umber is a portion of the
foldings in Jackson county uf hZ. T.
fierrill, resident here, who handles
.racts on a colossal scale. lie is in
outbern California with his family,
tut returned north recently to close
:his dal with the Barnaul brothers
Jiru the lieaver Uealty agency. This
.B the largest timber transfer made
in this section for years, and both
producers and consumers of the fin
ish 1 products are watching the de
velopment of this new industry with
interest.
After a lot of annoying experience
with u tiled floor which had been laid
imperfectly from the start, the First
National bank has torn up the entire
floor surface of the lobby in its estab
lishment, the same to be rehiid by
experts according to methods and
With such material as will meet all
requirements us to fine appearance
and durability.
Mrs. Emily Blair, resident of Hose
burg, has sold her prpoerty on Alida
Btreet in this city, consisting of a
house and two li.-is, to E. M. Reuse,
possession to be given at once, either
to the purchaser direct or such ten
ant as he may designate. Geo. S.
Randolph, newcomer here from For
est Grove, has purchased :.f Walter
Smith four vacant lois at the inter
section of Iowa and Garfield streets.
Both these transfers were made thru
the C. B. Lamkin agency.
Chas. Robertson has retired as one
of the proprietors of the White
Hctose grocery, and will move, to
California permanently. A. C. Xin
Inger, partner, succeeds to the entire
business.
. The Wednesday Afternoon club, in
resuming its business and social ses
sions after tho holiday season, met
on Jan. 14 with Mrs. L. C. Dunn on
North Main street, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
Frost and Mrs. Ballenge'r assisting
the-bostess in entertaining.
Wilfred C. C'arr, ex-service man,
and who formerly as employed at
Wlhited's jewelry establishment, is
now iu Rochester, New Yorkt attend
ing a leading school of optometry,
taking a thoro course as afforded by
the government to4 its returning sol
diers, and which InvCarr's case will
not expire until June, 1922. Wilfred
desires to .be remembered to his
many friends here in fraternal cir-
cles and otherwise
Oi,T. and .Mrs. Kverett Smith rejoice
In the arrival of a fine baby hoy at
the paternal home' on llarsadlno
Btreet, Jan. 11, the youngster weigh
ing SVi pounds. With the happy par
tita, Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Smith, the
grandparents, are also duly elated.
The B. X. Trench ranch of 4;
cres en Bear creek between Talent '
One step
Hs the regular thing for
people to want to be healthy
so when the use of coffee
ets at your nerves, make
ff to Post urn
without delay.
Absolutely free from Caffeine.
At grocers -No raise in price.
Made by Postum Cereal Co. Battle Creek Mich,
tal service as nurse, under govern
ment employ In Guam, I'ncle Sam's
distant island possession in the Pa
cific. Susie mw speeds in a sedan. This
rofers to Mrs. Allen, realty agent,
who is the possessor of a fine little
car, an equipment which proved a
necessity since the faithful family
horse passed away recently at the
ripe equine age of uU years.
Ashland's colony in southern Cali
fornia will lie augmented during the
winter months by the arrival there
of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dodge, who left
here lately for a vacation in the vic
inity of Long Beach, alMto all roads
iu tiiat section lead eventually tc
Los' Angeles. ,
The 1-road way Novelty orchestra,
heralded as "jugglers of jazz," will
appear at the Nat on Thursday even
ing this week Jan. 1.).
A. -J. Lindsay, formerly resident
here, is now in the railroad service
at Portola, 'Cal., as headquarters, he
being temporarily transferred to
Elko; Nevada, recently. He reports
that "Happy" Jones, one time well
known dispatcher at I Hinsmuir, is
now filling u like position with the
western Pacific at Elko.
Miss Annie E. Applegate, for years
a teacher in Alaska, and who has
witnessed the wonderful growth of
that territory, was married recently
to a leading business man c? Kodiak.
She is a cousin of Mrs. Emil Peil of
this city, and daughter of Oliver Ap
plegate of Klamath Falls, he and Lu
cius being the only surviving broth
ers of that pioneer family.
Mrs. G. S. Butler has gone to Cali
fornia to jdii her husband for a va
cation in various portions of that
state, the objective destination being
Itakersfield.
The l.'ni verr.il y of Oregon Girls
Glee club will tour this section in
the spring vacation, inclement weath
er having prevented filling an en
gagement here during the late holi
days, j
Incident to the annual election of,
officers among local fraternal organ
izations, Margaret Review No. 2 2 of
the Ladies of Maccabees, has chosen
Eliza Long as past commander; Ma
bel Moore, commander; Laura Love,
lioutenant-commandcr; Josep h hie
Wallace, collector; Odessa Eoltz, re
cording secretary; Florence Pratt,
chaplain; Ruth Guisinger, sergeant;
Gladys Barker, Iady-at-arms; Mary
Hale, sentinel; Pearl Marrett, cap-;
tain guard. Hattie Smith and Lena
Nelson are color 1) carers, and Susie!
Dyrud and Mayeel Emery are eu-
signs. The order is in a flourishing:
condition as revealed by the aid
which it renders to ils membership,
financial and otherwise. Its designa
tion of "Marget" is derived from the
name of Mrs. I). C. Herein, prominent
official and notable worker in the
organization.
As heretofore anndunced in these
columns, II. G. Eastman's transfer to
Modesto, Cal., as employe in the post
office of that city, has been confirm
ed, and tho family have already left
fur the south. His specific assign
ment there is in connection with the
money order department. The East
man residence on Scenic Drive will
;hc occupied by the family of City
Attorney E. U. Brings.
will bring you to the
right table beverage
The realization of harm
to nerves and digestion
from tea and coffee, poinis
the way to
k Ji ! . . , ... ...
BARNEY OLDFiELD
FAMOUS RACER IS
MEDFORD VISiiOR
liarnev Mii,-M, fnr veins famous
;is ;in a Hi rM'-ci'. iiiit new a h;anut';ie
lurer and pi'c-id'-iil id' tin1 (HiU'ielu
Tire couipanv !' ( h". e!;ind. Ohio, ar
rive! in Hie v bite (liis ai'lernoon
with li. . Culbv of San K ram-ism.
I'acil'ic coast n:;in;ii:er f Hie coiii
piinv, for a cmit'emice with the t'. K.
(.lutes Ai:to conn i:it v. (be local dis
Iriliuiors. William Koirnii of 'leve
hiinl, a represenliilive of the Oldt'ield
company is already here.
The (hiring and intrepid Hnrnev
wlmse name luis !onur licen a liouse
l:n),l word in llie I'nited States bus
unit Hie l'iicinir irame enlirelv ami i;
devnt inir a II his enemies lo his niann
rnctnrinir business, lie is mukinir a
trp (fver the I'lsciiu- coa-t with ?dr.
Colhv iu this inleti'-t, mid will he
pleased to meet :ll liis Aledf.-rd
Irieuds at Hie Hotel Medt'ord iluriiu
his st a v liere. His lire company was
otilv oranied la-l March and since
then it is 'claimed has 'done a hu.-i-ness
of 7,St)U.iliit). . .
SALKM. Ore.. Jan. 3-1. Thirl v
inilliou dollars worth of property i
i it 1.1 . t t it.,, i ... ii I-'
uttiiifi lie jjuoeu in i fie lax run m
Klnniath count v ami the county made
second in tlm state iu profiertv valua
tion it' congress were to heed a joint
ineinoriiil introduced in the suite sen
ate today by Senator Baldwin of Kla
math coantv. calling for the opeiiinu
tor m;1 (lenient of the Klamath Indian
reservation. The resolution has not
vet been adopted.
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5 BRiDES-TO-BE
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POETIC REPARTEE
In the Medi'ord boarding house at
wh ieh live oun women al one table
recently announced their engage
ments much commotion was created
by the publication in the Mail Tri
bune of a parody on Kipling's "If
by cue of (he-other women boarders
who is still heart, free. The soon-to-be
brides, in addition to personally
liazini; the matrimonial scoffer, sub
mit the following "llachelor tlirl
Mallad" by Helen Kowland, iu an
swer to her "If" cummeuls:
To wed or not to wed, that is the
question.
Whether 'tis bolter, after all, to
marry
And be cajoled and bullied by a hus
band, Or to talie up stenography or clerk
ing. And slave, alas! for some one else's
husband? ' '
To love --lo wed and by a wedding
j end
The struggles and the thousand petty
cares
That "slaves" are heir to 'tis a rare.
vocation
Devoutly to be wished for! To love
to wed
!To wed perchance divorce! Aye,
there's the rub!
For In that dream of bliss that, Jcdts
may come
When we have cast asido our little
Jobs.
Must make us wary. There's the
sorry thought
That makes eo many spinsters hesi
tate; Kor who would bear the long, eternal
grind,
Th' employer's jokes, the chief clerk's
contumely
The insolence of offiee boys, tho
smoke
Of last week's stogies clinging to the
hair.
When she herself might quickly end
It all
Iiy get tin:-; married? Who would not
exch ange
A dingy offioe for a kitchenette
A keyboard tor a cook stove or a
cradle
Hut that tho dread of somethfnc
worse to come
After the honeymoon that life of
chanee
From whose dark bourne so many
have ret urned
Ily way o2 Ueno fills us with dis
may, And makes us rather bear tho jobs
we have
Than fly to evils that wo know not
of?
Thus cowardice makes spinsters of
uo many!
01C0IT TO NAME
G. 0. P. NOMINEE
S.M.i'.M, (In., .fiiii. 11. (if)vcrnnr
njcult tmhiv let it w kimwii tlint lie
will rciL'ii ;:s -rcri'tiirv of stuti' itn
n' tliiit!v at'i'T tin ifi"jIt!i',Jin ii n 1 1 -lire
Cur iluit ot'ln-" is il.'torniiiH'd fol-
!'-ui!iLr tin .I;iv liiiMiiirii' iirnl tiiat he
will iiiiKiiiit tli rnm!l i--ui iioiiutHM'
H hi "-IM'l't1;- -in. ;
Mr. Olfolt ); s.rvcl Imlh lmv
(rriur niu scrrctiirv "f rUato siii-o
lie :n'Mc(lc( t'i 1 lit t;uvi'ni(irshit at
tlw d.-;:t!l (!' (I'lVrnio!' WiliiVf'OllllM'.
Tlic L''viTim(-; sl;itcrii(:nt toila
fol!v- tin v 'ii-rt-aif court decision
f-t.n!:.v lioMirii' tiiat lit p'&iii tin-n'tii-i-
of L'"V'rnor lliroiiL'h the rutin.
i;n iircl icn.i ul' 'Iim ir.c.r Vitli
toralt". or unit! J; iiTt.i rv.
Th" M' fifunl III Tini"s, tho nws-
.:ip r tf th hfh K hool, Ih oTf tli
I lire"' (oiiay ami l;1 dint ribtiltl
ann-jiii ilj bui-bcriljura.
:i r.-' il fur
i Ml-UiirJ is on In
IJKltillS iu" llie dis
lif'.pt'!. lvpi.Tl at
I he Y.
full U
U l A. i
r.v. Tlii'
thvir
ln':ulqu;i:-i. ri'oi:i U'.: l.i'n-rO
buikltns;. at ! oVlm-l-; Tliursilay mor
nini; for iustrtu'tiims .lu'fore startlni;
the work. Thoy will KriKUati' to their
(lil'tVi-i'M fiolils anil as many as can
ananjit1 to do so will i-iMuiii to t'ri.'w-
Min's to have luneh together anl re
port lutvv things are proixri'ssinf;.
The huo';et has heen pla.eil at
Sr.cleil so that .Me.llonl e.ill start with
the riclu Uinil of a V. W. ('. A. and
it Is hopetl that Ivfi.ro nnother year
the Y. Y. l. A. will he partially belf
sli'P(irtin!!. It can miTer lie wholly
M'lf-nuyiioi ting unci nnccesd in all
Y. V. '. A. shoiilil stand for; for in
the first place there is no tneniher
ship fee now. Kvery siii in town
or near town, can helotiK wilhoat
initial ecst lo her.
There is an effort made lo have
every department self-snptiortiny.
thai is added from time to time after
the first heinnini; is made.
The physical Instruction, the cafe
teria, the Y. Y. ('. A. house itself lire
all self HupporlinK if possible and
whatever Is over and above the cost
applies on the sccretary'ii salary. Hut
part, of her salary Is always t. he
raised outside or the V. Y. ('. A. has
failed in Home branch. lias over
"harited in some department. The
si and best Y. YV. ('. A.'s In the
country are never quite self-supporting
lyul the Htnaller ones htiven't as
many means of eoverlni! their (ten
oral secretary's salary as the la rue
ones have.
There i"'.to this year will lie the lar
gest budget .Medford will ever have
to nmo. tho she will always have to
help a little. Hut tho work of the
Y. YV. C. A. affects Ihe homo life of
every family in the city. How foolish
to spend timo and efforl to safeguard
car boys and girls In our homes and
then fail to support those things that
help safeguard them outside of our
homos. Wlien asked to assist the
Y. YV. C. A., think of this and do vuur
bit.
VOliS
Mrs. J. Christmart Proved
That Lyclia E. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound 13 a
Remedy for this Trouble.
Binghamton, N. Y. "I Wii3in a -cry
ncrvotu condition for over a year, my
vuind vas -loomy,
Kould see no light on
JanythinB, could not
woru anu could not
have anyono to see
mo. Doctor 'a mod-
.cine did not boln me
fend Lydia E. l'ink-
11 a m a vegetable
Compound was ro
wmniended. I took
it and am now
to . I I T ininm
u&imeid it to allafflict-
ed with nervoua rrotration. " Mrs. J.
Cqrixtuan, 193 Oak Stroct, Binglntn
ton, New York.
The succeaa of Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vepctable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. It may bo
used with perfect confidence by women
who sutler from nervous prostration,
displacement a inflammation, ulcera
tion, irregularities, periodic pains, back
ach, bearisg-down fueling, ilatnlracy,
idiSfiUm ami immmnai. Lr R.
Finkham't Yfltab!n Cmoftund m ike
sttfd.rr4 noud; far f n In ills.
If tbore are torf eomtpiicattais abont
which you need advice write in con
fidence to Lydia E. Tinkhnm Mcdicino
Co., Lyon, Masa.
GIR1 CHUNG
China Herb Store
Horh cure for oaracho, headache,
catarrh, diphtheria, Hore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, crucked
breant, cures all kinds of goiters. NO
OPERATIONS.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
This fs to certttj that I, tho under
signed, had very severe stomach
trouble nnd had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, nnd hearing of Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store fs at 214
South Front street, Medford), I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to fotding bet
ter ns soon as 1 unoil them and today
am n well man and can heartily rec
ommend nn.vone afflicted as I was to
see tiim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed W. K. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. II. Holmes, Kaglo Point.
Wm. Jjewfs. Kagle Point.
W. I,. Childreth, Kagle Point.
C. K. Mf.ore, Kaglo Point.
.1. V. Melntyre, Kaglo I'olnt.
(leo. Vnn der Hellon, Kagle Point.
Thnp. K. Nichols. Eagle Pnlnt.
Tin
HM
IltpP
1 V
Proves Itself Master of This
Painful Disease.
Halfway treatment of Rheumatism
will never rid you of it. pelier
realize from I he outlet that when
Rheumatism attacks, you have a real
1-atile tin your hands, and that it's a
man's job to m't rid of it .
Temporizing wilh Rheumatism by
the usu of liniments, lotions aiut
other external methods of treatment,
is like trying to coax an enemy to Inl
up in bin attacks, ami permit you to
comiuer him without n-sistance.
Hut ytni si-MU barn that Rheuma
tism will not I real you wit li this
consideration. The liny little germs
flock together by the millions and
center their attack with undivided
force. The effects of the disease are
gradual in taking hold on the system.
Jn fact, tho pains are only slight at
first and do nvt attract your serious
attention, hut they gradually in
crease In severit y until your entire
system is. firmly within the grip of
the disease. It Is then that you have
a real fight on yoitr hands, for you
will find that Rheumatism is a foe
that knows just how to erippht you.
The pains that wens hardly iK't ice
abln at first, become your constant
companions, and seem lo take delight
in your suffering.
( tf course, if this painful disease
was on tho surface only, you might
reasonably expect to get relief by
tho use of surface remedies, such
as liniments and cMior local applica
tions, aiut the source of the disease
is your blood, the tiny disease gonna
find lodgment there ami multiply by
tho millions and scatter, by mcami
MEDFORD
2 Nignts
Commencing
Broadway Novelty
Orchestra
of Portland on World Tour
3! , rrr jmitm
Dancing Free Until 9 p. m.
ASHLAND JAN. 15 NAT
Making "Promise"
Become Performance
If your outlook for 1920 appears good
llicu "cash iu" on it by opening an ac
count here at t lie First Nat ional where you
will not only build up your cash resources
but physical and moral ones, too .
We take pleasure, in helping a patron suc
ceed for it marks our success as well as his.
"Nationalized" Accounts.
ri!l
Vfxe FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Medford
MmtkilM
'of the b;..id cir ulation, throughout
, yi.jr system.
! The svii.-ihle treatment for this
j ease, a lid t be only ono from
' whit h yon can expect satisfactory
testilts is a treatment that goes down
into the blood supply and reaches the
mkhc" of tbe dist-ase. S. S. S. is a
w.uulft'ful lilc.nl remedy and is the
i logical treatment for Rheumatism,
'because it promptly permeates the
jor.'ire blood supply and searches out
and neiitraliOK the disease gorniB.
If you are a Tictim of Rheumatism,
you can take S. K. R. with tho assur
ance that yon are not experimenting,
but using a remedy that has brought
relief to t In .usands who have suf
fered from this painful disease. This
great old remedy has been sold all
over tho Cnited States for more thnn
fifty years, and has been used with
gratifying Jesuits. It is a great
blessing for a mifforer to become
acquainted with tho powers of S. S.
S., for in this remedy Is found tho
help that can oo'tue only from the
proper treat ment .
Many letters have been written to
us by those wbo havo used S. S. S.
telling of the good U has dono them.
Their .statements will be helpful to
many others who suffer, and wo will
l)o glad to send you eomo cf these
testimonial:!, full of this direct evi
dence of the value of S. S. S,
,'e maintain a medical depart
ment for the benefit of all who are
afflicted, and our Chief Medical Ad
viser, who is familiar with all forniB
of Rheumatism, will gladly give ycu
advice without charge as to tho treat
ment of your own case.
Write today to Swift Specific Co.;
I IS Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Oregon