Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 28, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr srnrDFOTiTj state Tnmmnz, m'vmn, ftirmoy, wetwerd'ay. jaxttat;y ss. 1920 - FXOTC TFREE i ROFiTBY this Don't Wiwte Another Dny, When you are worried by back- iche;V By lameness and unlnary disorders Don't experiment with an untried iuedlcine. Follow (Medford people's example. Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Medford testimony. .Verify It if you wish: Mrs. Ida Kenworthy, 008 S. Grape t.t says: "I have taken Doan's Kld- jey Pills when I havs noticed my Kidneys haven't feen acting as they hould and they have never fulled to Go'me good. I always give Doan's kidney Pills to one of my grandchil dren wndls often bothered with weak kidneys and they are very beneficial." Price -60c at all dealers. Don't imply: ask for a kidney remedy get Loan's: Kidney. Pills the same that Mrs. KeHVorthy had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Start the New Year right , ; by taking home , a box of 1 Our Candy ' TheShasta Goodyear Leadership and Tires for Small Cars '' " "Wo Carry a Complete Line GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Corner Main Street and Paeifie llighway. ASTERN STAR OF E ASHLAND, Jan. '28. AM in iU hnmiU'st sense, ns distiiiiruisluM t'rmii c luinlv, will he ext'iniiliiied at the en lertaimiient to lie ivtn in Masonii temi'le in this rilv on Thursday I'Veii iii'j", Jannarv under auspices oi" Alpha Chapter No. 1, of the Hasten. Star, in behalf of the Masuuic Home I fir the State of Oreutm, an nistitu lion which is in its initial stages ns i to plans, with prospects that actual j buildiiiir operations. will beuin with the j advent of spring on tiie site which has been selected at Forest Grove. Atthouirh the various Masonic bodies throughout the state are behind this enterprise, the ladies of the Kastern Star order have been so enthusiastic over its inception and prospective completion, that bv luanv it ltas litvn termed the Kastern Star home, a designation to whirl, no members of the affiliated orders should particu larly object under the circumstance. Inasmuch as Alpha Chapter is No. 1 as oriuinaltv chartered, its member ship will take pride in scoring an Al Sure Relief i 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief E LL-ANS 'FOR INDIuCbTlUN 30x3 Goodyear Double-Cure t'J C00 Fabric, AU-Wcather Tread jLJ 30x3'4 Goodyear Single-Cure -1 "765 Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread v I Heavy less Bf. U. 8. prestiue in its efforts to provide i:en-erou-lv towards the buihliim and etiuiptueut of this home. Hence the purpose in iivinif this entertaininenl. whii'lt will nssuuie the phase of n so cial card partv, the public in general heiiiL- invite!. Select vour partners for progressive uames nt 8 o'clock proniptlv Thursday evemnir of this week. Admission will be only J" cents .ineludimr refreshments. Kecenf weddings hereabouts include the niarriaire of Frank Husliv. local S. 1. train dispatcher, and Miss Sadie Nelson of rontaL'iie. Also liov Me Callister of (Irants l'ass. and Mis-; Olive Sober. Ashland teacher employ ed in one of the rural distriets. The floatsam and ieNam Hiineariir-i in the ''found and lost" cohunnu i uettinir to be considerable. Somebody has lost a brown niackinnw. Another urieves over 'the diiippeararn-e of a leather bair containing' n HI bill and old watch. An nuto crank has lost his Studebaker crank. Another party misses a ptiir of chocolate lady's hiirh top shoes. The knocker's hammer is discord antly heard, often to the extent of but t iiiir into private business affairs instead of merely imiuli.rimr in the customary whinimr drivel. In certain instances it would seem as thoimh realty airencies would be justified a merger which would imply the dis posal of knocker property without a commission, if such disposal would further implv the removal of the kick ers I'rom any L'ivcn community in which they claim livimr conditions arc not up to their standard of carrying a peak load of complaiuiinness. the local .Lasouic Imlm meets on Wednesday eveninir, January 28, for work in the second decree. Ashland friends were somewhat startled recently in receivimr from the chief of the War Kffects Bureau, llohokeii. New 3ersev. of imiuiries concernimr the address of next of kin of ('apt. Andrew .1. Mit'allen. :i(i;td infantry, the purpose beinir to restore to such relatives certain per sonal cftecls which liave conic into the custody of the bureau bv recov ery through war department channe's. Enormous resources and scrupulous care have produced in Goodyear Tires for small cars a high relative value not exceeded even in the famous Goodyear Cords on the world's highest-priced automobiles. . In addition to its larger sizes, Goodyear manu factures an average of 20,000 small car-tires a day in the world's largest tire factory devoted solely to the 30x3-, 30x3Vfc- and 31x4-inch sizes. Last year more small cars using these sizes . were factory-equipped with Goodyear Tires than with any other kind. Their extreme worth is available for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or other small car, at the nearest Goodyear Service Station. Go there for these tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. ' Goodyear Heavy Touring Tubes are built to protect casings. Why endanger a good casing with a cheap tube? Goodyear Tourist (Tubes cost little more than tubes of , merit. 30 x 3V4 size in waterproof bag Complete Stock of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Carried at all times. See us before buying. Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. fsl. pfflc tlii- especial bureau doim: a hind f fice huunes in said respect. It was a pleasure to notify the officials that (he captain at last account, was alive and k'ckitiL'. hs habitat briny: in th oil regions of Texas, in the vieitiitv v Hreckenridiif. Identification of tliesc effects was established bv means ot a receipt issued bv "si-kivou i'haplcr No. 21, l(. A. M.. of this citv. Ilencr. at least in iroiny to war. it is onfv necessary to point the moral ot' the benefits to be derived bv either offi cer or private in bclouuinir to a ymit fraternal organization. The scope of operations of this particular govern ment activity is coloa!. and it has been the means of aftrd'iiLp anxious relatives not onlv iiiformat ion, but also restoring personal effei-ts, to be treasured as mementoes, of munv a soldier and sailor bov. Those inter ested should address ( iurt ot Uteris Bureau, Fort of Kinbarkation. Hobo ken, New Jersey, adding specifically Jofin Caruso, chief clerk, ami tfiev mav rest assured that prompt atten tion will be iven to ill itmuiries. The Fred Schneider place of nearly ten ai res, off from the eastern exten sion of the Boulevard, has been ac quired through the Beaver liealtv nuencv, bv lwiylil Kovse. as a rein forcement to his other holdings in that locality. The antiouated Knlicld rifle equip ment of First company has been ship ped back to receiving stations of ihe war department, preliminary to out filthiLr the local command with up-to-datc firearms of the Sprimrl'ield pat tern. Ralph French, laundry employe in business here with his father, has re moved to Portland. Within a- vear the local camp o! Modern Woodmen has lost four mem bers bv death in its ranks. The claims of C. C. Martin. K. K. Barley and Frank K. Um.Lre estates have been ad justed in ilue season, the N. 11. Fennel! case still pendimr before head camp officials. Mrs. Feimell. rcsidimr in Vreka, was a visitor here last Mon ilay. accompanied bv her daughter from Medford. SI ua i't Saunders ami fleortre W. $222 1'iiiiu returned from Portland on Tuesday. Stopping at Ku-jene, thes perfected arrangements there for holdiuir a Shrine ceremonial on Sat urday. March ti, ltl'Jl). instead of th February 7 date ore: inn 11 v pre 1 posetl. An Iowa resident uamcil W. H. Fete, louring I pariicular seciiim. found all tin' hoi id uccuminudal ions taken on a recent d:ite when lie ap plied for loduinii's. uhcreupon u moralizcb over the situaii.in. expres--the opinion that times must lie pic kin-; up. "I lere t I 'etc." Some Ashland residents have been fi aternizimr with rcptihlicau clans in San Francisco. Tins refer- to Mr. ami Mrs. I!. S. Butler, who recently participated in a hauouct in that cit tendered lo the national committee of, the (I. O. 1. organization. .1. W. Millncr is now located at Lomr Beach at least until sprint:, his temporary amtre-s heimr l'-MI Honi'.n avenue. A brother frtun the east is with him. liev. i 1. Hammond mav be late to dinner, lie has been in Portland a I tend in tr an Kpiscopul convent um. ami was not scheduled to arrive Iiomm until Friday of this week, whereas the (iuilii will serve another of its celc hraletl dinners at Ihe Parish tloii-c on Thursday evenintr. .Ian. liil, I rofi (i to S. liev. W. 1.. Melliu-er. who wcl.l to ( )i:den, I' tab, somet ime a -jo, report thai town as a ureal manufacturiiu center in addition to its imiiortance as a leadimr railway termiual. As a re sult houses are scarce, and in ordcr to secure siieiier lie tuul to purchase a home outriirhl after havim: search ed over six weeks for an opportunity lo rent one. Beinir now permanently settled in the commonwealth of Mor- mondom, disillusion over the hoii-irej problem prompls him to stdiloipiisi to Ihe effect Dial "If Briuham Voun.: had as uiiieh trtmhte in finding n house for each of his IS or mon wives, as 1 had in findimr a refuue for one. I pitv him." Mr. lellimrer is pastor of the Christian church in 'ideii, his citv address hcinir "0li Third street. His Chautauoua work beins June 1, under Kllison-While auspices in the firm's "lulernational Six" classification, and as to terri lorv his assii-iiuient will be on a "ill-pll basis relatively in ImjIIi the Failed States and Canada, lie is optimistic over conditions in irenerul, and the family desire lo be remembered to their numerous friends in this vicin ity , The second semester of the public schools beirun Monday, after the mid winter examinations. Public School News Items 'Mr. .lames ,Sofford hart heen ap pointed as.iiHtaut in mathematics to succeed Mr. James K. Van Dyke. Mr. BpoTford is u graduate, or the Univer sity of California. The, new Instruc tor will take, up his dalles next Mon day, Feb. 'I. The assignment of Instructors 1y grades will appear in u later issue of this paper. Pupils will report to their regular buildings and rooms for report cards and assignment cards next Monday at the usual time. Promotions will he made at that time under the direc tion cf the several principals, and as signment made by principals. The two clays, Thursday and Fri day, will bo set aside for instructors to make out reports, grade, check, etc., the work in detail ho that tho regular work of the second semester may be begun with u clean slate. Pupils entering the first grade, thut is, beginners, should .report to the principals in each building re assignment to rooms. Such assign ment will be made by the principals only. All pupils between tho ages of 1(1 and 1 H who have not finished the eighth grade work and who have not been In school up to this time are requested to file their names in the office of superintendent so plans may bo completed for tho part-time school. If this Is (lone, considerable difficulty and time will be saved to all concerned. This applies only to the above class for all pupils under sixteen and who have not finished grade 8 aro to' bo In the regular ele mentnry schools for the usual ses sion. I COMMUNICATION. A True Progressive. To Hie Editor: I'lc.is muni inv vnlo for Herbert IIihivit fur presiilViit in ruse lir rnn-i on thu lU'OLrri'ssivi; plat form. Killi i-i')iililii-unt iliMiioi'rot. or iiiiliMx'inlriil proirn.'ssive. Yours trulv. II. WIU'OX. (Vnlriil I'nint. Ormon. p" - tr Babies Smile . - when stomachs do their 'Work and bowels move naturally. Fretful, erring babiet need MR&WINSLOWS STRUM 1U fcarasfcr and CUUraa'a RtfiUtor to make the stomach digest food, and bowels to move as they hould. Contains no alcohol. opiates, narcotics. oarmiui uiKicuienix. i' At jwr drmtahtt Jk A NASTY COLD EASED AT ONCE Pape's oli i 'oinptunul" iheu lu eak up a cnltl in a leu hours Don't si ay sniffed -up! Quit hh.w- ini. and suulflinu! A tlo.-e of "Pattc's ; Coli, I'ouipoiiu.l" taken eeiy two liours until three doses are laken us ually lre:ilis up a severe cohl a ii. I i ml all t:i ippe misery. ! rhu very first dose ni ii.i vou r h.r-ed-uj) nostrils and the air pa:' sailer t lae aead; slops noje run-i nihH; relieves the headache, dullness. feverish ness, sneezing, sori'iie: s and tift'ness. i "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drui: si ores. It acts without assistance. tastes, nice, contains liu quinine 1 nsist , upon J'ajie'.s! i WHY NOT Get Your FANCY GROCERIES BAKERY GOODS MILK AND CREAM FRUITS AND NUTS TRU-BLU COOKIES VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES FOUNTAIN DRINKS CIGARS AND TOBACCOS SCHOOL SUPPLIES at Telephone II N.Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets ' The Dow Hospital Special tiltcntion given to surgical and obstretical castas. No extra charge for graduate nurses services. The moslt important person in this hospital is tho 't patient. MEDFORD OREGON How Quick a Mllchcli Dra SawPsys 0 Fop Itself rtmi mi Ktej Dependable Motoi Men Who Have Only a Month op So of Cutting, a.vs Buying They realize that the low cost of a Mitchell and speedy work it docs eliminates all other methods of bucking wood .THERS who are in the and get out wood as a money making business buy Mitchell Saws because they know that it is a saw built to do the business and do I! right. A staunch, well braced WOOD frame Insures proper alignment of work ing parts. An engine that Is as carefully built as an auto mobile engine. II Is powerful when you buy it and retains Its power during its life. Bearings that are long and care fully fitted. Tin engine clutch when wanted, that Is a dur able clutch of positive action. These are reasons why men buy Mitchell Drag Saws If they have a great amount of sawing to do or are clearing up timber land. Come in and let us show you the superiorities of the Mitchell. . v Seeing is Believing and We Can Convince you HUBBARD BROS. Medford, Oregon LIBERTY TODAY TOMORROW -.mr' MM Enid Bennett in "What Every Woman Learns" Tin' sloiv of ii uirl wlio lived for pleiisnre and married 11"" parlor elown. Excellent cast, includes Milton Sills. Theodore Roherts and Irvinu Cumminiis. R0LIN COMEDY BRAY PICTOGRAPH Cominti Sunday ; WALLACE REID in "THE LOTTERY MAN" , Portable Brag Saws woods fop months each veer S5Hs, mm t