Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texter- j- matt; tktbunk, rRnFOitn. ()IK(:on. TTTTTTJSDAY. FF.rTUrATJY- .", 1020 Fa"GE TTTR1TB CATARRHAL DEAFNESS , MAY BE OVERCOME if vou have Catarrhal nearnc lead noises and ear noises or are rowinB hard of hearing go to vour drugRlst and get 1 ounce of Parmint Idouble strength), and add t0 t i :lnt of hot water and a little grami j.led sugar. Take 1 tabu-spoonful our times a day. This will often bring quick relief irtm the distressing head noises rlgged nostrils should open, breath become easy and the mucus stop TroPP'ne int0 tho ,hrout- It is easy , prepare, costs little and is pleasant . ..ke. Anyone who has Cutai-.h-,i oaafncss or head noises should give JJjg prescription a trial. LIBERTY Last Ttimes Tonight "Wit Wins" !A" l'uystifyiiis drania of Jove ana honor. Starts. Tomorrow VIVIAN MARTIN In His Official Fiancee The niiiii -had to have a bride-to-be qihYk! Tlie girl bsul to lmve money. So when the man offer ed her the proper in- itaoenient to post; as his intended wife, she held up her finger for t lie ring. iliien a hundred trou bles began for them Mh! Their little agree ment became a joke an embarrassment a" tragedy and at. last, at vou Jl Have to see 11 T niHRinr m rail I UAfflAbt IN A 1 . i Tonic ' jK- arc agents in South- Oregon tor tins celehrat- aid highly rccomniended py tonic. 'rv a naekacc. Others tried it with a marked Mse in egg production. M & Feed Co. 1 117 East Main Strert. E R. VALLEY HELD 10 BE LIGHT One hundred and fifty frit "'' lhe ""-" river valley met at tl'i' l.ublie il,r.lrv Vt.s,(.rilv .u,r. "" The oathen,,,. W1,s ,. of the best attended ln.it growers' tneet tliat has l,ee .ld in Medford lr nmnv months. The Iimill ,;,. J'l the alternooti was "The laiu:t- . '!'"" l' " Fruit Trees ,v the freeze , Dceemher." ' t'nle, llie county nathidoL'isI aitl'il resume of observations made '" "jl Imrts f tin- county, and alter s"""w "' "II "I'scrvnti.ms nimounc ''' 1 Hie iniurv to the valley as a h1'"'" ",d, very slitrl,,. He re ported that Hum,. ,...; .i. . .. , I 1 ' ' ' "'u ui ine ai- Vv !"" ' '"--i at all. and that ""',"r"s"eels fr a lull fruit crop in s'lcli sei'liuns were never better. i lo.-o oliserv! ,s s,mv tliiit Hose nears i 1(,w orchards haw "' less injury. tat j ral.v ;'" ,",,s,"s ' fruit bud.s are I'uund l lie but very slightly injured, and mi a un.wimr season these 'ees should i.n.diiee unite a bit ol trail. As a 1)1 ailli.m I I . ' "' ic.omilteilil- ed thai nriiiiin,. I i i :.. .. i . , in in-. eiiirds that show the most injury. e also explained the necessity for i- muiiiiii- t the bark under eer lain conditions, but warned the row ers to he very careful about thi practice, for ninl...- ,.,.,.,: ):.:.. ,., . . .inn . ..nun ion- xpllttlllir Of the burl- u-.o.l.l I... 1 anions, and should only he practiced .mcr a eare.lul inspection and eonsul tation with the o:iih.,l.,;.i rowers were advised t proceed nun nieir clorniant siiraviiur at this nine or ear I oil il,.. .. . "" "t-uuiei eon- ililions would not nermit later in lhe initio. I'l'of. Heimer of Mm I,.,,-., n ln Kxiieriment station i.-ave a yerv inierestinu- and eneoiira-inu talk and assured the erowers llo.i ..r .1... in.iureil trees would function nonual- is When growth started in the siirinu'. C I. Lewis, formerlv .iii.l' I,..,. tienllure of the Oregon Agricultural eolieue recited many extieriences sim ilar lo the conditions nn.v.ii;,,,, i,, Hie Ko'nte river vnllev ,ool i,P,,.i lhe-growers not lo be alarmed over me sit nation anil hacked un his ar uiiinents bv uunliiiL' ('inures in dol lars and cents that have been receiv ed from fruit erons tloit rr,,w...i.. Iiad been aiven 1111 bv .some ltowci-s as a total loss. Alter lhe discussion of winter in jury was over a motion was made mid carried Ihat Mr. Lewis lalk lo Hie arowers for a lew minutes on the objects and iiniiioses of the Ore iron Growers' Cooperative associa tion. Mr. Lewis responded with nn interestimr and eonvineiii!r address on the necessity ninl urnent need for such an orirani.alion. iao" ire.. usseau Coal Co. pdueci's and Distribu- ofMedford Coal. to $10.00 Delivered $8.00 at Mine. fifce 25 West Main Phone 934. 1 e as oursv ('M City Scavenger. E !1t llne,lato'y romoved on ii.r, "ceKiy visit in resi tl,:""'. Dally ImalnnsH dla- In connection with Hie drive slarl-, ed Ibis week to i:et Hie army into closer touch wilh civil life and to stimulale recruiting, all annv re cruilini: ol'fieers have been directed lo recruit in their districts for spe cial annv units. .V.r ..v.. mitlii rucrlltts fiif llllits dationed at Camp Lewis, will be so licited especially in the slates of Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Montana; efforts of the reeruitin-.' officers and civilians in California n .1,1 V. 011, lii will he directed towards sceiiritiL' recruits for the various or ganizations stalioned in anil arounu San Kraiieisco and San Dicl'O. ThraoiiLdit lhe eountrv concent rn- ..I' ...diliirv :i ml civic efforts Will be made lo secure n-eriiits lor unit? in their particular locality. A man can enlist for anv regiment cavalrv, infantry, field artillerv. coast artillerv or engineers serviiiL- within the continental limits ol the Uniled Slates. j'or fiirlher partieulars and en- 1:. 1. Iv iii-tnv- recruit illL' -:ta- tion, VSA Last Main street. .Medlonl. Oregon. N. Y. EGG PROFITEERS lots angef Oregon; ,5r Spring Canyon tah Coal YWood J'HONE 242 J SCHEFPEL jfront St. yrC?. corner Main ani XKW VIMi'K the liitili eost cause for Feb. ii. Victims ''' f liviiiL' were aiven :ful chuekiin? to.lnv 1 " 1 ... I t .'it when market reports snowco ... . ... :.. .... .1 ttiin '(' .ii ...us recently pm '" ' " " ' , Scents,. do,i were hem, . - n 1 I ..L-..I ill I'l U downward from I-' tH ee.,lsl'"l'- Si,TLe s.umn was reported .0 Imve ins iirues down e.iui i"i Friday. . , . ,...., r The .lecrei.-e in ''old -tor.1-1 In ,he taet that "'v ,,ean dninaiid tor !"' jevdop. BLISS .NATIVE HERB TABLETS Your STOM ACH is In such a condi tion that most of tho food vc-u eat. especially that which vou like the most, causes HEARTBURN, Ill.OAT IN'O, and the food to rise in the mouth. This has been caused bv CONSTIPATION. 1ILISS NATIVE H1CH11 TABLETS not only cure CON STIPATION, but they cure INDIGES TION, making the sumach function properly. Eating becomes a pleasure and you eat whatever you wish. Eskie Adkins, East Lynn, V. Va.. writes: "For three years my stomach was in dreadful shape, and 1 could not retain food. Hut vour U1.1SS NATIVE HEKH TABLETS soon cor rected this trouble." Each box con tains a GUARANTEE coupon, and is sealed with a blue seal bearing signa ture of ALONZO O. BLISS. For sale i by all leading druggists in boxes con- j tabling 2UII doses for $t.(Hi and a! smaller size for J. oil. Made bv A. O. i BLISS CO., WASHINGTON, I). C. I GIVE PRIZES FOR U. S. ESSAY CONTEST IB WAR DEFT ESSAYS SALEM, I'eb. . 11I2D. To the teachers and school children of Ore gon: .My attention has been directed to tho plan of the War Department to arouse interest In recruiting for tho United States army. The plan, as 1 understand ,lt, Is to enhance interest in recruiting through the medium of essays written by school children on the subject "What Are the Benefits of nn Enlistment in the United States Army?" The three boys and girls receiving I ho highest award from a board of judges consisting of Secretary of War Maker, General Peyton C. March and General John ,1. Pershing will he given trips to .Washington, D. C. and return, accompanied by parcnls or guardians, and at Washington, D. C, on May 5, 1920, these boys and girls will be presented with medals j by Secretary of War Baker. Other prizes have been provided for, includ ing a large number of prizes to he awarded to Oregon boys and girls by newspapers, business and mercantile It is with pleasure I lend my en dorsement to this plan. It Is a movo which will develop a higher sense of patriotism not only In our hoys and girls, but in our adults as well. For this reason 1 call upon the teachers in the public schools of the state to set aside a portion of Vrlday. Febru ary 20. 1920, as a timo in which es says on this subject are to bo written by school children in tho class rooms of the schools of tho state. I trust that every teacher will see that tho keenest interest is manifested in this plan for the promotion of patriotism and the protection of our nation and its homes. DEN W. OLCOTT, Governor. City school students. Attention: What is the value of an enlistment In the U. S. army? Go to tho Army Recruiting office and get this information, or ask your school principal. You must have f.ul and 'complete data so that you may he able to sue cessfully compete in the Army Na tional Prize Essay Contesl. t aptain Arthur II. Soig, u. s. army. is here to explain 10 you about lhe prizes, national state and local, and what the army is doing, speaking for the army in vocational training. He wants every student in the .Medford schools to cute." this contest and has enlisted School Superintendent Wni Davenport and the s. hool principal to assure it being a success. The national prizes, lirst, second and third, are three trips to Wash ington, all expenses .aid for the win ners and one parent, a medal pre sented by Secretary of War Baker and a beautiful silver cup to bring home and present to yoir school. A completo list of srrito prizes has not been announced yet, but there are, at least, fivo silver cups, thirty medals, much cash and merchandise. Watch these columns for a com- l pleto list soon. Tho real contest Is right hero in your own homo city under tho di rection of Mr. Win. Davenport, city superintendent of schools, and the school principals. To date tho fol lowing prizes have been subscribed by your own patriotic merchants und townsmen: Camping outfit, tent, two beds and table. "Pop" and "Bill" Gates $11.00 Sack of sugar, 100 pound, Geo. T. Collins 17.00 from timo to time on this nation wide contest. Watch Its columns and get your notes ready to put in the best essay. Captain Soig is going to speak to the high school student body Friday nfternoou on "Vocational Training in the Army." :l Cllll.DKKN TRY TO SAVE ItltOTTIER ALL DROWNED Jackson County 'Bank ...... First National Bank r.uo r..oo .Medford National Bank 5. Oil A. L Hill 2.00 S. S. Smith 1.00 Geo. L. Treiehler 1.00 Will G. Steel 1.00 The Toggery, mdso 2.011 .1. C; -Mann, mdso 5.00 E. Marsh, mdse 3.00 Model ('lothing Co., mdse, Martin J. Reddy, mdso Medford Harness Co., mdso. K. K. Deuel & Sons, mdso. .. M. M. Company, mdse C. M. Kidd Co., cash 2.50 f..00 2.50 a. 00 a. 00 2.00 SALMON ARM. B. ('.. Feb. 5. Word reached here that three child ren of a Mrs. Fordham. a widow. were drowned at Anstey Arm. north of here, Sundav when tbcv went to T!ire Is wore Cntarm tn this nertlon, the rescue of a brother who had Jf,,'' VLrX'l'. Iiroki'u through the ice while skat-j pomM to b incurabje. Doctors prescribed hit;. Tho brotlMM- was saved. Tho 'ocaI remedies, and bv constantly falling , , , , ... .. to cure with local treatment, pronounced throu wore II, 11 ami H oarsol u incurable. Catarrh is r local disease, . j urcatly i-"luenced by constitutional con- ,,,,. , , , , illttons and therefore requires constltu- 1 he I'M iiih:in ernn a remark- tlonal treatmfnt. Hairs Catarrh . Mcdl ahle etvaliuv. Ailhnnuh horn in the I ,,in. manufactured by F. J. Cheney , .1 . i 4 Toledo. Ohio, Is a constitutional M-n. ii maimer m iiwi w.Hrr him , remedy, is taken internally and acts pa-e- il aiinli lite on lam!. , thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces - ! of the Syptm. One Hundred Dollars r-- llial t'atiirrh Medicine fails to cure, tiead tvt , .... ! circulars and testimonials. 1 " V. J. niK.V'I'V & CO., Tole, Oh 00 hie i SM hy !ruKK(sta. 75c. j Hall'u Family '.Mile lor conolpatfc A tnelieal authority tleelarc heart v sneeniu a- a siun of IniM eontitulioti. Teople in health elioin Mieee. S25siiiZsb5 Ttal 1 $109.00 Thoso last prizes are for the Btu dnhts of Mcdfcrd ulono. All you havo to do Is to write on February 20, 1 920, not more than a 400 word essay entitled "What Is tho ;nluo of an Knlistmont In tho t'. S. Army?" And write Ita little better In regard to: (1) originality. (2) expression, (3) sincerity, than tho other stu dents, und cue or more of these Na tional, state and local prizes are yours. Tho Mall Tribune will publish data Grape-Nuts is a real, food It was designed to furnish the nourishmGRt needed for body and brain which wheat . and malted, barley provide. Twenty hours baking makes it easily digested and develops a wonderful nut-like flavor. Grape-Nuts requires no cook ing and is a sturdy builder of strength for old'and young alike. Economical JVbt et tot of wasto Crape-Nuts needs no Sugar ' Made bv O Postum Cereal Company Nujol For Constiipation A NewMetlwdof treating an Old Complaint Carrying a Ion a Mile for less than a Cent Freight rates have played avery" small part in the rising cost of living. Other causes the wasteof war, under-production, credit inflation have added dollars to the cost of the necessities of life, while freight charges have added only cents. The average charge for hauling a ton of freight a mile is less than a cent. . A suit of clothing that sold for $30 before the war was carried 2,265 miles by rail from Chicago to "Los Angeles for cents. Now the freight charge is 22 cents and the suit sells for $50. The cost of lhe suit hns hirrenned On Hnllttr. The freight on il has increused only Sj cents. Other transportation chnrpes enter into the cost of the nnlnhed nrticle carrying tlie wool to the nulls and tho cloih to the tailors - but tbeso other charges amount to but n few cents more. The $10 pair of shoes that used to sell for $5 goes from the New England factory to the Florida dealer for a freight charge of 5?.Vcents only one cent more than the pre-war rate. Beef pays only two-thirds of a cent a pound freight trom L-hicago to JNew York. ( American freight rates are the lowest in the world.' lfiis advertisement is published by the Association of Railway Gxccutivcs Thnsc rirxiv'niz hfnnmilimi rnnrrniint the rat f rami sUtuition mti: obtain Hterahirr hy writing it The Association trf' liaihcay Jirccu lives, 01 Hromheayt Ncxo York A givrn unit rT nnr commodity will buy more trnnsportiitlnn now than It ever dl-l before In tlie history of the count ry. A ton of steel or a bushel of whent wit! buy more transportation now than ever before. Walker D. Hines Dir. Otn'l RaitrnJt "JPJ-jg If you once ride in mi enclosed car. vou will neves lie satisfied Thev are the "all weather ear." In wiiri-iw,' IliroiiuJi snow and wind mid zero I i htm I lire, you 11 ml your family even the tinv loU ride us coiiil'orliililv warm as if at. home bv lhe fireplace. Overcoats unit cloves nrf unneoo-snrT. With all pliite class window bbut. you ure iirolPi'lud from cold anil iiirmcd Ii the lotor. ! rainy weuthr. vou sit dry, eouiforlubh. vm wino whereever vtl no on business, to Ih tb'oier. or Iriwodl? otU. frt) tho ltf ..roads wbil tiwrina, vou utrti mil of t(i ear i-kon and ilu.ll.. la the bent of sun. 0 inte miwo aod file ventilation windhicU kwi ou e.ini while ?u tmt tmeeU4 inm th sun. i Economical Closed Car Too Cord W nod forl ' onnelet ton all hf4 a.Koo'oirei and OD'lertuMlB tut iHi'iimimrililv li'-br. utrmc Knrrl cba.sis. To eallbi"t fftreilies JBt b( I'o twnf' ears in daily tisn horovoc of Itunr uni'ortoi otiijpr ooA afmy, i anfaax' wob t4 fgui und eoniDort sn assery ro uoa ege. Toi thoo 0' so o us.ajohio io npii-8 tBot ov.(np aiimlt eniov them. Iluvo vnn seen these Kurd enolosed ears with lhe new Kurd self-starter? "You ran pnv more, hut vou ounu.it liuv more"' than these ears will L-ive vou in titialitv, Hlrvfiulh, liu-htiicBS, power und ceonomv Call on vour nearest authorized Ford dealer and ask for u Kord Runabout $500 Tourinq Car $525 Self-Starter $75 Extra idoseil car demonstration. Truck Chassis $550 These Prices F. 0. B. Detroit I Counelet $750 Sedan $875 Equipped with Self-Starter C. E. GATES AUTQ CO. MEDFORD, OREGON Insist on Genuine Fori I'artn.