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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1920)
1 1 ft..) PRODUCING XMM ""MONTHS Baby Sleeps at Night when the stomach works naturally and bowels move freely, Mrs. Winslow's Syr up i especially recommended for quick ly Qvercoraina wind colic, diarrhoea, constipation, flatulency, and other dis orders. HeJp baby's digestion by gjvins - ,IM RS: WINS LOW'S SYRUP and note the health-building sleep that loiiows. roouiuiv lime. This rented dy contains no opiates. narcotics, alcohol or any harmful in- ones, aicooo isr4iOT1t . TTirt EctUc oi this safe, veaetablc regulator. i " At all druggitt WHY NOT i . i. . Get Your , FANCY GROCERIES. BAKERY GOODS MILK AND CREAM FRUITS AND NUTS TRU-BLU COOKIES VOGAN'S CH0COLATE3 ' FOUNTAIN DRINKS CIGARS AND TOBACCOS SCHOOL SUPPLIES : at NEW COOK STOVES ' . AND RANGES We baye a nice new line and will trade you a new stove for your .second Land one. .' ,WE BUY HAVE WHAT YOU TO SELL Poole Furniture Co. South Fir Street. Medford. Ore, . GIM CHUNG . China Herb Store Herb cure for earache, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, -sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble stom ach trouble, heart trouble, chillB and fever,--Cramps, coughs, poor .circulation,- carbuncles, tumors, : cracked breatrtycures all kinds of goiters. NO OPERATIONS. "'Medford, Oregon, .Tan. 13, 1917. This is-to certify that I, the under signed, had - very severe stomach trouble and' had been bothered for severs t years and last August was not expected' to live, ana Hearing of Giro Chung (whose Herb .Store is at 214 South Front street, Medford), I de cided: to get herbs tor mv stomach trouble; and T started to feeling bet ter as soon as I used them and today am a well' man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Glm Chung and try his Herbs. - (Signed) . W. R.. JOHNSON. " Witnesses:' Wnr. Lewis, Eagle Point. Wi I. Chlldreth, Eagle Point. M. A: Anderson, Medford. B. B. Holm os, Eagle Point. C. B. Moore; Eagle Point. - 3. V; Mclntyre, Eagle Point. Goo. "Von der Hellen, Eagle Point. Thou. V.. Nichols. Fneln Point. DeVbe's Every car or niofor truck driver likes to feel ' Power in reserve power' that he' can deiiond upon instantly when needed. . That is what ZENITH Varbtiwtion .fives you quick response to ' every demand greater power, greater speed, ready acceleration. ZKXITH means full .engine energy without 'waste of fuel. t ' That is why ZENITH was used on the majority of fighting planes on the Allied Front; why it Was used on the effective-French IJenault tanks; why it was used on all Liberty motors, including those of the NC-D; whv Halph i)cPalnia's rei-ord breaking Pack ard "DOS" was ZENITH-EQUIPPED.. Young's Garage COUNTY OIL The great tomorrow! That was i the theme of the cUiing address at the oil mass meeting at the I'aue the atre last night given by Professor Vinlng ofWBhlajtd und it struck the' keynote of the occasion. Hogue River 1 valley has had ita gold tomorrow, its : Orchard land tomorrow .now will it i have Its oil tomorrow? The answer is up to the people of Medford and the ltogue Hiver valley. As Mayor C. E, Gates explained In the- opening speech this oil proposi ti tn is not for the man who wants to get rich iuick or wants something for nothing. Neither is it for tho man who can't afford to take a chance and "Ihm't you dure sauce me" MARY PICKFORD .coming; soon in "The Hoodlum" Its even n little better thai "I biddy Long;-Iegs' REMEMBER IT'S A HOME PRODUCT ASK FOR PEERLESS erless Bakery and Lunch Room ; Start the New Year right by V taking home a box " of Our Candy; - The Shasta DEC ME1VFOKT) MAIH TIvlHUNR, WILL BE WITHIN 12 L T risk a few hundred dollars without jeopardizing his meal ticket. It h primarily for those who believe in the Hliio Hiver valley, who believi there fa u good chance of finding oil In the valley, and who ure willing to do their'ahare in determining one and for all whether there is oil, oi merely oily talk. "I have heard oil tulk ever sinco 1 tiimo hero eight years ago" said thi (mayor, "now let's Bet about and sliov tms talk up. If we strike on, well und good, if wo don't strike oil well and good again, we can devotu our energies and money in other di rections. 'But let's go nt this l 111 n i right and go to' the bottom. To knov oil is lrtro will mean millions to us to know It isn't here will be worth every cent we noed to put In to find out." II. C. Garnett gave ono of' hi characteristically amusing speeches. admitting he had never even ridden thru an oil country unless the Itogue I itlver valley was one, and didn't pre I tend to know anything about oil, but j be had enough faith in the valley and tho Trlgonla company to put in his share and thought other public spir ited citizens of the valley sho'uld do so. "This Is A gambling chaneu" said Shorty, "and It's worth taking chance. If we strike oil and sotneoie conies to me and asks to got in on the ground floor,1 t wc'a't he In. No 'sir. Now is the time-to gut in, and ;the vultures on the fence can stay out." Probably the most Interesting par I of the' meeting was provided by At torney P. ,T. Neff, who read letters from tho two' oil geologists giving their offfciul reports on the oil posst buttles In the valley. The letter from P. Ci Dressel follows: (Jeologlst's Kcport To Whom It May Concern: I, tho undersigned, have made geological examination of the Tri goniu Oil company's lease holdings in Juckson county, Oregon, and other localities in Jackson county. 1 wish to state that In my opinion the Trl gonla company has made a very ex cellent selection as to drilling site, and if you drill on the seleeted locu tion you .have every chance in the world to got a larso producer. The anticlinal structure is of sufficient size to warrant me to predict a gush er well. -, . .. '-' Thei geological inscription of' the sedimentary beds left intact In ! this section of Jackson county Is of the Cretaclous and Tertiary age, the fes- siltfcrous classification being the Trlgonla' front which ' yolir company takes its name. In passing over your holdings there Is un anticline: on the face of a hill above the Chudwick ranch ot which the lif-'ntliwesterly side i has partly eroded away which will give to the layman, as well as geologist an ideal picture ef a plunging anticlinal struc ture, which is of sufficient .size to warrant an opinion as a large petro. leum structural receptable built by nature's hands at the time the Sis kiyou, uplift occurred. . 1 have made numerous qualitative tests of the shales anil sandstones and find them to carry paraffin and petroleum residue. A theory that lias been advanced by some people that the petroleum substances have been burned out of tho formation. wish to contradict Uieso opinions, from. the standpoint that all of the hydrocarbons are Intact, an can be seen In the , coal-bearing strata thru- out the country where the ancient sedimentary beds are found. I have had the pleasure . of accompanying Air. E. W. UUegran cf Medford, Ore., und checking up-the geological sur vey mado by Mr. N. L. Josey of Cali fornia, and find the structural clips, angles and strikes to be in exact-con formity with his geological map of tho Trlgonla Oil company's holdings and I consider Mr. Josey's geological report very conservative. 1 basemy opinion of this dlBtrtct on tho ground that I have been a geological student for the last . twenty years and have visited practically all of the oil fields of the United States and Mexico, and have cperated in some of the fields, To the officers of the Trlgonla com pany I give my permlsstan to use my report in any way they may seo fit. J truly believe that Jackson county will be producing oil inside of the next twelve months. Kespectfully'yoMrs, ' y P. C. DRKSSKL. "Mr. Xeff also read an equally op timistic report from the well known I oil geologist, N. j. Josey, and a j hearty boost for tho project from ' Co'Ionel K. E. Kelly who Is now busy In the oil fields of Wichita Falls, ; Texas. i The audience was attentive thru jout and It was apparent the program had impressed everyone present that !tho chances of striking oil In tho val- ,ley are really excellent and the pro ject worthy of enthusiastic support. I NEW YORK, Jan. 21. More than ' 200 passengers on board a Spanish steamer which arrived here from Barcelona Saturday on her way to i Havana and Vera Cruz today drew up a formal complaint to be forwarded I to the ship's owners and the Spanish consular agent against the prohlbi i tion law which deprives them of wine (at their meals while In port. EXPER MKDFOUl), OUK(i() r 1 PACIFICHlGHWAfYo i n u . it i 8 X ynrCfy W nmPATPn lQ9n - f , Wfi 3 1 Pfi ft V PXT I UL U.LUIUnlLU lULU sivL jl VL,LiULJ4 I , ,ro,,!. fl nm" rrr: vm m?r s"""-iawamaaxmw j Pacific highway will be fur- j of tbesn will be at lllaiue. Wash., one j .. ... " .. Iniully dedicated ns full length from 1 al the interstate bridge ai-ross the: TK2.vT-r;uiA' .V-: --.',vr4rt.sir.,n:stss I the ( amid an lint-der to the Mev'ca:i t'olumlii:' ami one in S;:n l-'rancisco ' S wt "itJ -usr i boundary September 20, va id Samuel j l'iraud Journal, Jan. ?n. I 1 'tVlAj) v s f Hill, president of the Pacific High- KJ?ilH bu re Relief t- ? g i n I way association in Portland today. f Sam Hill hh'iuhl be informed that nwc mm mx mx m dsst kgS. 1 "Tho highway can now l.e traveled the highway is now completed to j K2&!i i1Ba'"inS2& kSVSL P Vi 1 I from fto Mexican lin to t'entr..l Cold Mill and nearly a straight ; jJwH INDISSSTIOM ' T ft Point. Ore., and by September it will 1st retell to Pi-ants I'a.ss. 1 ' ' . -- ----- - . . .... THE Hfi- . M gaiiggg mmamaffii fun-show rSii V,Jvfi i today hfri$ ' rMl i Z TOMORROW I. ih v COMEDIANS', VOCAL SOLOISTS, ETC f . M , ; , WHSll hz ' BURNS BROS. 1 Pl-y SINGING- - 'str Tr-fcTr-VTr I fe.i '. COLORED I - LOUISE GLAUM in "SAMARA j9 I - '1 Sahara at Ttialto What is the real basis nml the real test of n ureul luotion picture tlritnia A i:i'oiii ol' the most nolcd iis eludoirisls in the eounirv lias.beel niakuie' an inieiiMve study ot screen (irania. seekinir to iliseo'er, in the ab sence of the sound of the human voice that mills tnnuihilitv to the sl;i Iilav, wlial are tin man! elements that aril) (lie siu'etalorr,' alleutuin. And the answer lo liieir inouiTies is: euiotiouiH drama that rivets tin eves ol tte muueitces on tiie screen ami holds' tlieni tulalv .oblivious nl the siioken titles; uiulit nee. coulroll ed bv Uic aetiirj; of Hie players them' selves. , In Hie remarkable prodm-lion, "Sa liata," sfnrrini!' Louise tihiuin in . stdrv bv l". (lanlner Kullivan am iiersonnllv suiierviseil liv Allan Ihvnn there are expanses of huuilreils leet ot scenes in which no ono'l comes eonseious of tlie iul ni.-ion a .$inn!e narrative or spoken title. This unusual production is the at traction at Hie Wialio tliealcr todnv anil tomorrow. ' Minstrels nt l.iliei ty A peppy minstrel show will bo the attraction at the Liberty tonight and tomorrow, llurus Bros, colored min strels with its, jazz orchestra, Coldeu VNest quartet, comedians, vocal and instrumental soloists will give two performances, the first nt 7:15 and the second1 at 8:3. Margaret' Fisher in "Fair lCnough'' a five-part comedy drama, is the pic ture' feature of tho program. '. CAMBRlDUa -Mass f Jan. "20: Harvard football .players today elect ed Arnold Iprwoon Of Chicago, cap tain of tho Crimson cloven for next yoar. This season Ilorwoen startod as a . substitute, ahiV closed as a otar liutlio games wlUi'-Vale and Oregon. FRED ""FROM 'COLDS Half a ccniury breaking colds Is Le3tincl Dr. King's " New Discovery IM'.O.M (he HtUo.loln to grntlmn, 1 every one In tho family can use this liny-vears-llie-stiiiid-aril remedy in perfect safety anil conlideut of beni-llclal re.sulls. ' Incessant coughing, iiisaare?nIiIo gr!iie, sluMiorii eold promptly checked, the ililegin disalpatedi the congisiioii loosened. - .: .Sumo' high 'inality loilay as nl "M'ays. Ir. King': New IJisiyivery lives up to iih tlmctesicil reputa tion. UOc. and $1,110 u bottle. The Results cf Constipation are sick headaches, biliousness, uurvoiuu9rh'i,' snllow fiklu, waste matter In the body. Correct tills iiiHlenuliilli;.' evil with Dr. King's New Life Pills. F'eel good eviM'y day. Keep Hio uvsteui clcuUiX'iL 'i"ie. a hot Me. E ENS HAIR Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens Bo Naturally that No body Can Tell. You enn turn trray, faded hair Lea"' tifulijr dark and lustrous ahnoat over night if you'll get a iO-cent bottle of "nyetlrs huge and Sulphur Comp&nnd" at any drug store. Jlillions of bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea Kecipi, im proved l.y tho addition of other uigredi cnts, are sold annually, says- a well known druggist here, Jii-cnuse it darkuns the lwiir so naturally and ei;nly that' no one c.in tc'l it liiiw been applieil. Those who?e hair la turning gray or iieroiuiag faded liavo a surpriw aWmting them, because after one or two applica tions the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beau iiful. This ii the age o! youth. Grny-tmlred, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, o get busy with Wyeth's Hage and Sul phur Compound to-nigltt and you'll be de lighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a lew oyi. This' preparation Is a toilet reoulilta and is iHt inMi.id for tl:e cure, yBitiga- tiou or prcvc-ulun of tliS WKDXKSDAV, .fANlWItY m -nrtrxT utrrfcm 1?. nri?-XT ;-- m . M 11: "1 ALSO . ; II - 1 I T r TT-V . A "W-v T) a IT TT IT! I' k; MAKIjAKII A-lllttllrlS- In a Five Part Modern Comedy ' ' ' ' d ' , !'i Hurlesiiulng Hie vain errorlK ot a BJ S'rf rf-iw A d m t 1 i 1 f,,ll'"y ot Noveiuix lichen to MarfflBB sHilBBiaBBI ' i ' elambor into high society by par- ." 0 V M "JMJ j .' veau methods, entitled . t , U ! I : ' :-: x-i fun-h: ; . f I ' . - .-i i ". pep4: a Admission Adults 55c; Kiddies 25c SINGING-'' I Including War Tax AND J -w -w-w -t-i r-v Mri. .M A GUARANTEED HEMEDY I : ! :f il H 1 1 FOR THE BLUES j : 'sl '' Samuel Goldwvn i ' ) ; MmMBMM -WAS Mt-A- V.1-1,K M'MUlVl l.lfv J l 'ai'iir-faini'il-?iij. lira i i I mm mmuhe World and its Wom Other New Cold wyn Uolcascsj Vom Monra In "Lord and Lndy AliUr' - Res Bench'! "Tho Girl from OutsWo" Madtto Kannedjr In "Strictly Conajen tirtl" Paulin Kraderirk In "Rondi of Lots", Hex Osach'i "The Sllror Horde" Gerald In Farrar la- 'Tkirna of tb UciHtrt" CoUlwyn Ursr Ajaimutcd Cartoons Watch for this Gold wyn Picture at your favorite theatre aM?WM 0",T, FO N " P T CT V LM, he in goo,l condition to OenU Wash. I am n-w Kohm to Seattle to ' j got assurance that tin? Washingion j pup from La Center to 01viniia will Im finishcil this year." Geraldine:: Fairar j; VAG1S TlllitilS Sore He 3 let wZJi 6 Bell-ans Hot water f mi ' j'n'saits - .-.v - I Post the name Afaycia Warren!, A man's got to have a wife or a daughter to' 7 know all that tliat means. -. .i , . , ; ,i Ccrnldine Farrar and Lou Tclleften, as Mafcla and tlie Grand Duke Michael, renew... theb:: childhood ucqunintunce, when Marcla, re-','-:, enacting to the llfo the operatic triumph of the ' real Gcrnldina Famir, thrills l'etroftrad bfU singing the Mirror SonH' from Thais and 1 thrills the Duka with a typioal Amerloul (, greetlnft " Hello, Mikcl ; t '4SWlfi&-" Then the War then the storm of art- BrapiM' -(Sone mad and through the black chaos at' i ' bread lines and machine gnus, tho-wit of an; .. American ftirl und tho tr.iditianal courage of Vs--an aristocrat pitted against the eiccaaas l thl revolution! , .r l t-u i .v .-f You'll liavo to pluch yourself to'kBOW vo'trBl'v "T-.T.i'i;, r:,Jr7T . 1 R E fi 'i ' . .V M v --i ' ! i. ' .i ii .'' tor-. 'A'---
