Medford mail tribune., January 26, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD J lATTJ jrEDFO"RD, 0"RF.f!0T. MONDAY. .TANFATJY 2H. 102(1
PXflE TTTREE
weed elks are
given gay time
i:
ASHLAND. Jan. 26. Elks run riot
find captured the town lust Saturday.
The loctiil . herd was . reinforced hv
four carloads of "stuck,", mainlv
from. Weed, but also from all that
surroundintr eouutrv, inclmliiu? as far
fttfrth as Klamath Fulls, one solitary
buck beinir rounded un from territory
ns far south ns Chieo. However, in
the annals of l.ode Xo. 944 the in
cursion was the appearance specifi
cally of candidates from Weed and
its . iiumediute vicinity. Th class
numbered 40 approximately and were
initated Saturday, ninht, with all the
fan' iiiul frolicsome accessories siip
))lcmentiiiL' the staid ami formal rit
ual. It was a biir class, truvplinir to
this. 'terminal not only first class, but
in a special train of four coaches, the
equipment upproachinir the de luxe in
classification.-. The personnel of the
visitors . represented . business nud
Professional. ..men. mechanics' and
lumber .jacks, all out for a erood time
and tfiev had it, one and all of the
lolly visitors reciprocatinir the henrtv
reetinir which was extended them
bv the locals They not only came
earlvt hut also staid early, havim; nr
rived at 2 p. m. Saturday, while train
bulletins in local yards didn ot record
their departure previous to 4 a. m. on
fjiinduy.' enrlv hours of the Subhalb
havini? been unavoidably fractured a
trifle incident to the iiftcrmath of su
nt alcood -fellowship., following in the
wake of the military observance. Of
course there was a parade, und this
midwinter one was something differ
ent,', inasmuch as it promptly started
at the place of heirinninir and return
ed to he exact spot of departure.
The BTotesoue. statuesque' and bur
lesque minulcd in the happy throne,
several hundred being in line, with the
litliiil, 'whistle welcoming the brigade
as it nussed various street intersec
tions. ., Kvcn the "beautiful and im
rireRsivc "ring service" was brought
into' play while the goat a real live
one-rrwas led, as a processional,
around, the 'Plaza.'-The banquet, while
ribt'of the traditional type, 'was' a
good snuure feed. Local hours in
cdrpbra'ted games nnd a smoker, the
"h'eiiedintion" 'having been pronoune
od bv Prof. Vining. who in his. char
acteristic happy manner -paid a de
served' tribute to":the tmiets of the
order, a fraternity which exemplifies
Ijo'aj citizenship, ioljy fellowship, and
progressive ideals. . .
Ashland. Lodge No. 044 is rapidl
approaching the - high murk repre
senfed by four figures in the mem
bership,-being already near the 800
classification.' and gathers into the
told all the way from one to several
dozen at a single meeting. Another
class Of over 30, mostly local railroad
boys, avoid the next initiatory cere
monies in the near future. The result
of all this work is a correspondin
gratifying exhibit in u financial wav.
the indebtedness on the temple being
steadily paicl off. Elks bonds are
gilt-edged, and hdlders arc loth to
part with them. Nevertheless the day
of redemption is near at hand when
1 a further serial issue of several
thousand dollars worth will be culled
in for cancellation.' The official ros
ter "pt No. " 944 is numerous, but D.
Pcrozzi guides the whole push nt the
present writing, und Ed Thornton, ns
secretary, wields the trenchant pen
and thumps the typewriter, us he has
done .for years past, . j
PORTLAND GETS A
THREE INCH RAIN
PORTLA'.YD, Jan. 26. Purt of the
deficiency in rainfall recorded since
September 1 was wiped out yesterday
anil last night., The soft breezes ot a
Chinook wind warmed the atmo
sphere, and the ralndrcps began to
patter steadily, playing a tattoo that
was' continuous. The weather bur
eau recorded a total of 3.06 Inches of
rainfall for the 36 hour period, bring
ing -the total Beasonal rainfall to
2V. 77 Inches which is 2.18 below normal-
for the period.
ASPIRIN IS SAFE
Take -tablet without fear, If they arc
. .. nuirked with the "lluyer
'. Cross."
7f you want the true, world-famous
Aspirin, .as prescribed by physicians
for over. eighteen years, you must ask
for ''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin."'
The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age (or your protection against imi
tattoos.- '
-'Tn each package of "Bayer Tablets
of -Aspirin" 'are safe and proper di
tectlons for. Colds. Headache, Neural
gia, Toothache, Earache, Rheuma
tism, Lumbago. Neuritis, and for
Pain in general.
' 'Handy tin boxes containing 12 tab
lets cost but a few cents. DrugglBts
also sell larger "Bayer" packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark ot. Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester
of Sallcyllcacld.
PLAY IS TONIGHT
Grouped about Walker Whiteside,
the eminent American actoi who ar
rived in Medford last night, will be
found a coterie of players, second to
none on the stage. These fine impe:'-
scnat.org of character types, will be
seen in Mr. Whiteside's supfiort,
when "The Master of Ballantrae" is
presented at the Page theatre to
night. Mr. Hubert Druce will be seen us
Mackellar, the old Scotch steward.
This finished artist came to Am erf en
from England many years ago, and
was Hichard Mansfield's stage direc
tor for several seasons. Last year,
he appeared with John and Lii.ni!
Barrymore in Tolstoi's "Redemption"
during the long New York engage
ment, j
Frederick Roland was last seen on
the west coast, as a member of Henry
Miller's "Moliere" organization, and
Maurice Barrett, was cut here recent
ly in one of the "Potash and Perl-
mutter" plays. Will Sullivan is one
of tho younger '.Mew York leading
men, and Harry Dornuou has rticently
been on tour with the English star.
Cyril Maude. Carl Voso is an pecen-
tric comedian who bids fair to be
come famous as a player of yokel
types in which he excels.
Miss Sydney Shields is tho daugh
ter of 'Governor General Shields of
Louisiana, and an actress of great
personal charm and magnetism, and
Miss May Buckley will be remembered
by west coast play patrons for her
remarkable performances some time
ago in "The First Born' in San Fran
cisco. Virginia Duncan is a charac
ter actress of great ability, and in
trinsic worth.
This is the identical cast - with
which Walker Whiteside will be sur
rounded when he presents "The Mas
ter of Ballantrae" in New York the
latter part of February,
ADVISED NOT TO
PRUNE TILL MAY
rOliVALMS, Ore., Jan. 2(1 Fruit
tree injury in various Oregon or
chard districts, due to the record cold
weather of December, lillil, ranges
from slight damage to winter kill, re
ports W. S. Hrown, chief of -horticulture
at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Professor Brown advises
growers to do little or no ;runing be
fore April or May. best give nature a
chance to restore the injured trees to
vigor. His report follows:
"Oregon suffered about the middle
of December from probably the se
verest freeze on record in most of the
fruit growing sections of the state.
The dnmage resulted from this wide
spread low temperature was rather
spotted in its severity, some locations
not suffering much as the extreme
cold would seem to indicate.
. Nature of DnnuiKO
"The most serious damage seems
to be in the region of the tree imme
diutelv'nbove the snow line, taking in
the upper purt of the trunk and the
mniu limbs; . It is indicated bv a' dis
coloring of the bark, the cambium
layer und in some instances, the outer
part of the wood. The tender grow
ing points nnd sometimes the entire
inside portion of the fruit spur may
be affected. Combintd with this
bark und wood injury nianv buds are
affected, especially on the sweet
cherries und pears.
Cause of Injury
"The chief cause of the in in rv.
which is usually found to extend en
tirely around the tree, is the combina
tion of low temperature, coupled
with the presence of considerable
sap in the lower part of the trees at
least. Another contributing factor
which was verv ser ous was the heat
generated on he south and south
west sides of the trees bv the sun's
reflection on the snow. This caus
ed a drying out of that portion of
the hark and an injury much worse
in some eases than is found on the
north side of the tree.
. Seriousness of Damufrn
"It js not possible to tell nt pres
ent just how badly injured tho trees
are. Shortly after the freeze the
division of horticulture of the col
lege station sent out a great number
of letters to different growers thru-
out the state uskiug them to send
samples- of injured material to the
college. A great nianv limbs, twigs
and buds have been sent in for ex
nminntion. Some of the twigs con
taining buds have been placed in the
greenhouse in water, to see if thev
have vitality enough to open the buds
nnd function properly. Tissues
from the larger limbs were given
careful microscopic examination.
"It is found from this work that
there is a great deal of difference in
the severity of the iniurv. due to' sev
eral causes, among them the condition
of the trees nt the time of freezing.
the vnnetv. nnd the location of the
orchard. All gradations in injury are
louuj,
CITY TO REDOING
Gourde T. Collins arrived home
Sunday bv train after having made a
trip in an auto to Itedtlimr last Sat
urdiiv, which will he onri news to a
mimbt'r ot' people in the vjtllev who
are eoiiteinil:itin; a trip south 1ml
have been deterred Irom doimr so lor
lear that the roads were impassible
between Ashland and Keddiuir.
'As I have occasion to o south
about FelimuTV 1st and found ii
would cost about $(15 to ship n Hu'ht
car, about 2,")00 pound, from .Med
ford to Redding (I believe sevenil
have shipped their ears recently us
far as Reddine), I thought I would
take a davoff and se bow far I
onlil iret, so I left Medford at f a. in.
on Saturday in a liirht Oakland six
made Yreka in three hours and Red
utnir in four more without any trouble
whatever did not even trv to hur
ry," said Mr. Collins.
"The road over the Siskivous has
been blocked bv a slid' at Hear
(lulch near the California line, but it
was possible to uet throuuh with care.
The l'oir earlv in the niorniuir both
ered more than the road did. Osknr
1 1 uber's men were ready to blast, a
steep hillside of solid rock at that
point' to, .prevent further slides and I
expect that a few hours after 1 uot
through - the roa.d would be blocked
again for a few days.
"There is nothing- that eau make
the Siskiyou road impassible except
iiiir deep snow or slides. Rain does
not affect it at all :fs the base is ltnra
all the way. From the California line
to Yreka is excellent : from Yreka io
Gazelle the same; from Gazelle to
Weed, a little bumpy but perfectly
drv, and from Weed to Dnnsmuir is
verv srond.
The Sacramento eanvon from
Dnnsmuir to Rcddimr. has been th
subject of more misinformation than
any other piece of road on the coast.
It is alwavs reported as impassable,
and wild stories are alwavs eireulat
imr about the terrible detours, mud
holes, etc. I made. three round trips
over this road lust year and alway
found it irood, and when I went
through Saturday, it was better than
I have ever seert iti
"Krom Dnnsmuir to Lamoiiie. which
is about a third of the way, the road
was muddy, but. no more so than the
road from Medford to Jacksonville,
and a much better road. From La
moine to Redding1 the road is a boule
vard, hard, smooth and dry. The
grading is all completed, all tin
bridges are in and open to traffic, and
not a detour the entire distance. Road
men arc working all the time, rolling,
scraping, filling in chuck holes as fast
as they appear, etc., for the entire G8
miles.
"It was foggy and raining all the
way when I went hrough, but if it
rained continuously for a mouth it
would not hurt that road a particle,
as it is so well graded and drained. I
did not use chains anywhere between
Medford and Redding.
"Anyone who can drive at all can
make this trip in perfect safety. I
would not hesitate to start from
Dnnsmuir for Redding at midnight on
a bicycle with one hand tied behind
me.7
CATE COMMENDED
i A letter of praise for tho manner
in which hia office is conducted has
Jimt been received by County Agent
C. C. Cate from II. W. Gilbertscn of
Washington, D. C, who is the govern
ment official in charge of the county
agents of the northern und northwes
tern states. His letter follows in
part:
"I wish to take this oppcrtuuity of
commending the quality of your nar
rative report. I have just finished
reviewing and Indexing the reports
from the county agents of the north
western states, and I consider your
report to be cno of the best of the
state of Oregon, both . in general
make-up and results accomplished.
"I wish to especially commend the
excellent photographs used in your
report and the work you have acccm
plished in connection with tho use of
fertilizers, plant disease control, live
stock Bales and livestock shipping.
DAILY HOLD UP SEA7TLF
NEIS $1500 IN CASH
SEATTLK. Jan. !. Two robbers
entered a Kirst avenue eufe hen
earlv toduv, held un six men nnd took
approximately $,:')0II in ensh and $1,
(1(10 in checks from the nmnmrer.
Thev later dropped the checks while
liurrine awav. Two patrolmen were
within n block of the cfe diirimr the
holduo.
ASK FOR ami GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
For Infanta and Invalid
Aroti Iwil.tl.M u4 Sub.uttilarn
WILL TEST LAW
"I H. Daily, game warden from
Jaekson county, who is in the e-Jty
today, states that in The opinion of
the wardens and olh. rs, the seasMi
is now closed to all furms of trout
fishing, and that ilia-much as the
teelhead is classified as a trout in
the Rogue, it is thend'on; illegal to
oati'li steelhead now" siys the Grants
Pass Courier.
"As there Is a difference of (.'pinion
upon the subject, a lest case is to be
arranged in Jackson county, and get
an opinion from the courts upon the
subject. Arrangement have been
made for the arrest of a man, one
already having been found who was
willing to be the goat. This party
will catch a -steelhead as soon us one
can get through the Macleay nets at
the mouth of the. river, and will sub
mit himself to arrest. He will be de
fended hv Attorneys K. 1. Ilriggs of
Ashland, and Evan Kcaines of Med
ford. "The ct.'ntentiou of Warden Dailey
is that the law which was passed
some years ago classtlymg tlio steel
head in the Rogue as a trout is still
effective, notwithstanding that the
steelhead in other streams is classi
fied as a salmon, and that because of
this it is among tho trout now pro
tected by law till April 1st."
MAY LOCATE NEW AUTO
LOCK FACTORY HERE
Frank Klllott, after spending two
or three days visiting his family and
selling his patent "Kant-Kop" ante
lock to the Medford dealers, will re
turn to Portland tonight. The new
lock is one of the best made, cutting
the gas off the motor and makes It
fin possible to start the car. Accord
ing to all who have seen the lock Air.
Klltctt has a wonderful opportunity
with the new device.
Parties are figuring on what can
be done toward locating the factory
here. The present arrangements for
the manufacture are only temporary.
It would be a splendid thing for Med
ford and tho new chamber of com
merce directory will take up the pro
position. BUSS
NATIVE
HERB
TABLETS
For over thirty years they have
faithfully and successfully served
the people in all lands. They are
recognized as the standard proven
herb remedy for constipation,
rheumatism, indigestion, sick head
ache, and liver and kidney ills.
Thousands of families always keep
them at hand, and thousands of
testimonials havo been given as to
the beneficial results they have
produced.
If you suffer from constipation,
rheumatism, distress after eating,
or your kidneys or liver are caus
ing you pain, take llllss Native
Herb Tabjets. You will find them
a great .aid in restoring a general
healthy condition. They act gent
ly but (Irmly, they purify the
blood, tone up tho system, create
appetite and restore good health.
A dollar box contains 200 tablets,
and will last tho avorage family
six months. The genuine has our
trade murk on every tablet. Look
for our money back guaran
tee on each box. Two sizes,
50c. and $1.00.
Sold by leading druggists and lo
cal agents everywhere. Made by
Alonzo O. Bliss Co., Washington,
D. C.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb euro for earache, headache,
catarrh, diphtheria, sore threat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughB, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, cracked
breast, cures all kinds of goiters. Is'O
OPERATIONS.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
This Is to cortlty thut I, the under
signed, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hoanng of Gim
Chung (whose Herb Store is at 214
South Front street, Medford), I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I 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 Olm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. 11. JOIl'XSON.
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. U. Chlldreth, Eagle Point.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
C. E. Moore, Eaglo Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Goo. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point
Thns. E. Nichols. Eagle Point.
Rousseau Coal Co.
Produncrs and Distribu
tors of Medford Coal.
Price $10.00 Delivered
$8.00 at Mine.
Ofifce 25 West Main
Phone 934.
DECLARES SHE IS
BACK AI HER DESK
"Tannic has certainly proved what -ft
can do by restoring me to health
and 1 am recommending it to my
friends and customers." was th-.(
statement made recently by Mrs. Min
nie. Atkins who is the proprietor of
Mothers' Place, a well-patronized res
taurant at ll!H West Hroadway, San
Diego, Cal.
"About a year ago n;y health be
gan to fail me and I got in a terribly
weakened, run-down condition." eon
tinued Mrs. Atkins. "I bad almost
no appetite at all and what little 1 ,
forced myself to eat did me more!
harm than good, and all the time l1
felt so weak and tired that it was all
could do to keep the place going. j
"After I had been in this condition!
several weeks, the clerk in the hotel i
uevt door told me about Tautac and
ulvised me lo give it a trial. Well,
it was no time alter 1 began taking it
before 1 was feeling better ami by the
time I had finished my second bottle
my appetite had come back, 1 could
digest everything I ate perfectly and
was feeling just as fine as ever.
"I was in the very best of health
until about three months ago when 1
had a bad case of the iuflueii'.a and
was in bed a week and unable to at
tend to my work for two weeks or
more. I was left In such a weakened
condition that ! was hardly able to
get across the floor and had pains
and aches all over my body. 1 lost
my appetite again and was troubled
so with Indigestion (hat nearly every
thing I alo or drank disagreed with
me.
"1 sent for Tanlae again and took
two more bottles and it did jm:t like
it had done u year befroe and it was
no time before I was able to do my
work with as much ease as ever and
without getting tired or worn out. I
can eat anything 1 please without any
bad effects at all and the pains all
left mo and 1 am never troubled in
any way. Tanlac is certainly a fine
medicine and it is always a pleasure
to me to recommend It whenever I
get a chance."
Tanlac fa sold in Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mgg, in ABhlaud by East Side
Pharmacy, In Eagle Point by Von
dor Holloa. Adv.
WHY NOT
Get Your
FANCY GROCERIES
BAKERY G00D8
MILK AND CREAM
FRUITS AND NUTS
TRU-BLU COOKIES
VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
at
DeVoe's
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Closed ''lc c',,S(,(l eal' drivers are the comfortable drivers in Orc-
vaT "Watch them as their cars go past. Instead of heavy coats
Comfort -ind gauntlets, tliey can ride witliout coat or gloves in the
coldest weather. Ivcgardless of rain, wind or cold, no curtains
are 'necessary and yet the driver has a clear vision in all directions, while ev
eryone inside even the'baby is comfortable, warm and free from drafts.
Alt dust in summer can be kept out, and on the few extremely hot days,
with windows open, the ventilating windshield and freely circulating air in
sures coolness, while the. to) shades you from the sun.
The enclosed car is 1 he comfort ear for Oregon. The Ford Sedan and
Ooupclct bring all the closed car advantages within the reach of everyone.
With self starter, demountable rims and extra tire carrier, the Ford Sedan
costs (inly $875.00 anil the (Joupclet only $750.00 F. O. 13. Detroit. Ford effi-
eiency production methods make these fine (dosed cars lower in price than
other open cars. ' . .
"What more can you ask? What more do you want or need than the sturdy
strength and indomitable energy of the Ford car wit h the comfort and luxury
of an enclosed type body and the Ford self starter ? Place your order now
and assure delivery because of the heavy demand.
Runabout $500.. Truck Chassis $550 Couplet $750 '
Touring Car $525 These Prices F. 0. B. Sedan $875
Self -Starter $75. Extra Detroit Equipped With Self-Startei
For Sale by the Following Authorized Dealer.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Medford, Oregon
To(l.(v last
times
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'bantling (towns
And Pecks of Pep.
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BURKE
IX
SADIE LOVE
TOMORROW
J. WARREN KERRIGAN in "COME
AGAIN
LIBERTY
TCDflLlET IRAPIEE
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
The San Tox Store.
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The .l...V IM.KK travels in ii circle ili lflH alliihwsly NMVKIt
AliltlX I S. The lllHAI, .I.V..ICIl does Hie truly Aimr-l-CAX-liHl
Joy-ill.. ACHIEVES ll.-tPI'lM-MK tlmillKh ! PICACrlC.AIj THAIX
1X; Tor MI'E'S Itl'SIXENS.
I CAN plus I WILL equals OPPORTUNITY
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Individual Instruction
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EARN
Every car wr motor Iruck driver likes to feel
Power in reserve power that Iks can depend upon
in.staiilly when needed. ':'
That is what ZENITH earburetion gives" you
quick response to every demand greater power. I
greater speed, ready acceleration. .ZENITH means '
full engine energy without waste of fuel. ; ,
That is whv ZENITH was used on the maioritv of
fighting planes on the Allied Front; why it was used j,
on the cltective French .U'enault tanks; why it was
used on all Liberty motors, including those of the ,
NC-i); why Italph bel'alnia's record breaking Pack-',
a i d ' ' 903 ' was Z EN 1T1 -EQU J PPED.
Young's Garage
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