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BIG OIL MASS
MEEING AT PAGE
THEATER TUESDAY
If you want to sec development, to
pec if this valley has oil and gas it
is your duty to attend the big mass
jneeting at the Pace theatre tomor
row evening at 7:30 and lend your
presence and enthusiasm to the
novemcnt.
If you have ever been In an oil
jlield you have some conception of
What it would mean to this city and
h'alley to strike oil. If you haven't
lever visited an oil field it is impossi
ble to form any conception of the vast
Increase in property values, business,
rents, etc. It is not merely bunk
about millionaires being mado over
night in the oil fields, but is an actual
reality, and property values increase
ibe.vond all expectations.
The Trigonia Oil rig is here and
tthoy will start work as soon as the
balance required by the state corpor
ation commission is raised.
Work will be resumed on the M1111-
Jdy well as soon as the weather will
permit. The Vulcan Oil company is
organized to prospect in Sams Valley
land now is the time for everybody to
melp with development.
Tho speakers at the meeting to
morrow eve ni UK. will be Irving K.
Vlning and D. M. Lowe, of Ashland,
Mayor Gates, P. .1. Neff, Gus New
bury, P. C. Dressel, the geologist, and
others. The meeting will be called
at 7:30 and you should bo there.
PUGET SOUND AREA
SKATTI-K. Jan. 111. fienoral Per
iling arrived here earlv today 1'roin
p'ortlaQil, Ore., and planned to spend
1 lie entire dav iiispeetiiiL' l'uiret Sound
ii'orls.
I Aetimr Governor I. 51. Howell met
ithe irenorul at the depot and welcum
?od him to Washington. Mayor I'. It.
ijj'itzsrcrald extended the city's srreet
Snirs. 1 General Pershimr toninht will be
jtho cucst of former service men at
?a lioximr smoker here. Tomorrow he
iwill ride in a parade and attend a
fdinner.
Labor Disorders Argentine.
I HUKNOS A1UKS, Jan. 18. New
(disorders as a result of agricultural
workers' strikes are reporled in dis
pulchos from Sniiin Ve province to
uai Kpoi'ii, Hie sioverninent ormin. I'o
llice chiefs at I''innat and liafael were
!slain duriii'r allempts to round up dis-
rdel'lv elements.
ASSOCIATION 1919
E
Why Drink
Coffee at an
advanced price
when you can have
wih its pleasing
flavor ?
No Raise In Price
No Harmful Ingredient
ASHLAN'D, Jan. 21. A JIjO.OOO
business stands to the credit of the
local Fruit & Produce association fGT
the year 1913, according to detailed
report of Manager A. C. Ilriggs, lately
submitted. f
Of berries 4 421 crates were ship
ped, Himalaya blacks leading the list,
gooseberries ranking second.
Cherries: G12!t crates, with Koyal
Anns the favorite apparently accord
ing to-'shipments.
'Peaches score 49.7S7 boxes, with
Klbertas way in the lead. This year
Salways outranked the output of
either early or late Crawfords han
dled by tho association.
Of assorted fruits 3733 boxes and
crates were shipped, plums and
prunes leading, although apricots
made an especially ocd showing tills
year.
Pears were reckoned by weight to
the extent of 223,3(19 pounds. Of two
leading varieties liartletts and IVAn
jous scored G9.S02 and (I7.SS0 pounds
respectively. Winter Xelis being third
to the extent of 40,000 pounds.
Of fall and winter apples 20,1 SO
boxes wero shipped, varieties in the
miscellaneous classification.
Assorted vegetables wero figured
in boxes, bunches and sacks, and in
the latter classification over 50,000
pounds were shipped.
About 1000 gallons of cider was
also sent abroad for "irrigation" pur
poses as a sweet by-product.
The tctal number of cars contain
ing fruits and vegetables shipped out
was 91, and the total number of cars
of feed, shook, spray, etc., shipped in
was 30. The management adds to
this statement respecting aggregates,
that In arriving at the given figures,
all local freight and express ship
ments were added to the association's
car lot estimates as given in the fore
going schedules.
In spite of its largo and well equip
ped warehouse, with office annexes,
the association needs more space and
this demand prompted purchase of
the old White Sulphur Springs hotel
building which will he moved from
the premises to afford extensions tc
the main plant.
Tho co-operative feature has been
extended by the association in the
way of handling eggs also. These
headquarters afford a central receiv
ing station where the product may he
handled more expeditiously and
cheaply than under eld methods. The
result is less expense to poultry rais
ers and greater profits. This new
factor in tho poultry industry is giv
ing an impetus to tho shipping of
eggs on a greater scale than ever.
The directorate of the association
Includes J. H. Dill, S. J. Evans, S. A.
i'eters, J. M. Wagner and J. H. San
der. Dill is president; Wagner, vice
president; S. A. Peters, Sr., secretary
and V. O. X. Smith, treasurer. The
manager is A. C. liriggs, whose ad
ministration cf the affairs of the cor
poration insofar as his specific duties
are concerned lias wen merited com
mendation from producer, shipper
and consumer, tho year 1919 having
witnessed the most gratifying results
in the associations histcTy.
"OH BOY" niALTO LAST TIME TONIGHT
1TESIDE
AT PAGE THEATER
One of the reallv hi'-' 1 i-n in :i I i
events of Hie season. Walter Whitc
s!do in Uolierl I.otlis Stevenson's
thrilling plav of romance and nuruerv.
"The Master or llaMantrne."
Hired from n sensational success
over tlie holidays at the Columbia
theater. San Francisco. A super!)
cast and a beautiful production.
Notliiiivr that has ever been seen on
t lie Pone .stftnc can compare with
this attraction from the standpoint
of all that is ureal in dramatic per
formances, unless it be Guv Pates
Post in "The Masoueruder."
Post and 'Whiteside share the hon
ors as America's greatest male stars.
Hoirne river vallev will have the
opportunity to eniov this remarkable
performance Monday niuht, January
2(ith, at the Pa'e theater. Watch for
tlie date of seat sale. Mail orders
now accompanied bv remittance. No
phone orders. Reu'tilar list suspended.
STARTS TOMORROW
All men swore she was
nmaziiiK and their flat
tery was her life.
SAHARA
RIALTO
KLAMATH LAND BILL
LEGION BOYS PASSED
SAI.KM, Jan. 19 A clear evidence
of the influence of the American le
gion was soen in the legislature Fri
day in tho passage of i he memorial
to congress askiug for the passage of
legislation throwing open to settle
ment, with a priority right to' former
enlisted men, of about thirty thou
sand acres of title land along the
shore of upper Klamath lake, the
reclamation of which the federal gov
ernment is contemplating. The mat
ter is of considerable interest to the
Klamulh Kails post of the legion, but
at their rcipicst, tho mutter was han
dled In the senate by Senator Rllner
of I'mntilla county and in the house
by Representative Sheldon of Jack
son counly.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
an interesting magazine article enti
tled "lical Motorim; Perils in the
.Movie.-;.''
A delicious luiK'l was served, tho
table bcine beautifully decorated with
I he club colors, Mrs. roster was a
flies t of the club.
(ion. I!. Aldcn was in the Al'uIo dis
trict Sunday and purchased some fine
white leulmrn roosters.
W. W. Ilitlle was in Medford re
cently and brought home .f'Jli worth
of lumber in his Kurd car. The car
was not overloaded, so no doubt it
be had wanted more lumber the car
would still have been amid for it.
(Irani Matthews made a trip to
Ciold Hill on business Friday.
Alter beimr without telephone ser
vice for several weeks followimr the
Iiecember storm, we are pleased to
announce I hat the line lias been re
paired and we are now in communi
cation with the outside world.
A very competent teacher has been
secured lo finish out the school vear
in Knots Creek district. Miss French
in addition to beimr very proficient
in her line of work has also a vorv
plcasimr personality, and takes well
in the community.
COLLECTOR HERE
FEBRUARY 16-25
The lime has again arrived for
making out your income tax returns.
The law provides that all returns
must le in the office of the collector
of internal revenue at Portland, on
or before .Maivh l."th, 1 1 J 0 . Those
failing to comply with the law are
subject to heavy penalties.
All tax payers are urged to make
out their returns at once, thereby
avi.Uiing the rush at the last hour.
Kor tho pur pose of assisting tax
payers of Jackson counly in inakinu
up t hair income tax return for 191!,
deputy collectors from tho Internal
revenue office will be at the follow
ing named places en tti dates given
below:
Ashland, Kelt. 9th to Mth, inc.,
1H20.
Med ford, Keh. lilth to 2rth, inc.,
19 20.
(Sold Hill, Keh. 2uth to J si h, Inc.,
19 2 0.
Kagle Point, Keh. liCth to l!Sth,
inc.. l!il!0.
Kor any information you may de
sire in preparing your statement,
please call upon the deputy cillector.
as per announcement herein made.
.MII.TON A. Mlld.KU,
Collector of internal revenue.
A REAL COMEDY
Was the Verdict
of the large
Sunday crowds.
m
Today and
Tomorrow Only
'TIS A
FACT
Will make
a Mummy laugh
Relief
P.E LL-ANS
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
INDIGESTION
"UNCLE
TOM WITHOUT
THE CABIN"
THEN THERE'S
DOROTHY D ALTON in 'L' APACHE
Thrills. Adventure
and Love Interest
COMING WEDNESDAY
Burns Brts.' Calrd Minstrds.
Jazz Orchestra Golden West Qiiartett.
TEN PEOPLE TEN
Also
MARGUERITA FISHER in "FAIR ENOUGH"
LIBERTY
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside. Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to surgical and obstrctical
cases.
No extra charge for graduate nurses services.
The most important person in this hospital is" tho
patient.
MEDFORD OREGON
Sir. unci TV) i-M. (Icorire Lance worn.,
visiting their place on roots (reek
tho lust ol' tho week and culled on ;i
lew of I heir neighbors ami returned
to Ashland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Khorl. Sr., of
flold Hill, made a week end visit nt
the home of their son and made the
ucouaiutancc of their new trraiidson.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 11. 1'orler. Mrs.
Hose Guv and (ieome V. Jaeubs were
Medford visitors Satunlav.
The following liiverside people
were in Medl'ord Wednesday on bus
iness and pleasure bent: Mr. and
Mis. C. I). Woolverton. Mr. and Mrs.
I). II. Slead. Mr. and Mrs. (I. II. Al
den. JEessrs. I' K. Multeson anil I!.
W. Knirel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ilovd and Mr.
and Mrs. Fosler attended the K. 1'.
danee in Medford Kridav eveninir and
report a verv eniovable time.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. '. I'ieket left Fri
day eveninir Ior Portland where Mrs.
I'ieket will spend a week visitin,'
friends and doinir some shoppintr for
their new home. Mr. I'ieket intend
lo ao on east to points in Iowa and
Minnesota to look niter business in
terests in those parts.
Mr. Frank Isaacs came out from
Medford Friday and will spend a
couple of weeks pruning nt the Kl
Ora ranch.
M;iss F.nima Oaunvaw is down from
Medford spendintr the week at the
-Mrs. Abhie Champlin home.
The Kccreation club met Thurs
day aflernoon with Mrs. Abbio Cham
plin and Mrs. Hcntrieu Jones. Al
IboiiL'h Ihe hinds are in a deplorable
condition, a lew ladies ventured lo
drive their cars anil nearly all the
members were present. .Mrs. Mat
thews and Mrs. 1 1 it t lo read from the
hook on Orctron and Mrs. (lav read
A Big Sponge
Lots of them worth a dollar apiece
25c
At the Big Auto Supply Sale
C.E.Gates Auto Co.
S ( X
Famous For Ms Marvelous Motor
Thousands Choose The
Chandler Dispatch V'
MANY admirers of the Chandler Six choose the
Chandler Dispatch. For two years this model
has outsold all other cars of the so-called sport type.
Its popularity is one of the high spots in motordom.
The new series Dispatch is a snappy, handsome car,
seating four adults in perfect comfort. It is of most
beautiful design and finish; mounted on the standard
Chandler chassis, famous for its mechanical excellence.
You are asked to pay much more for cars which
might perhaps be compared with the Chandler. And
cheap cars sell for but little less.
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SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Seven-Passenger Touring Car, S189S four-Passenger Roadster, S1S9S
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S197S
Seven-Passenger Sedan, t289S Four-Passenger Coupe, $2795 Limousine, S339S
(All Pricts J. o. b, Cleveland)
SEELY V. HALL
18 N. Grape Street ' Medford, Oregon.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR CQMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO