wmwown wktt. ttctbttntc, wrnyFOTm orkoox. Tuesday, march hi mai
IV' 7
millions ormues
i
Straight city miles, rolling1
country miles, steep moun- ,
tainous miles millions of
miles stretching- from city
to city and from state to '
stale, have proved the de
pendability, the smooth, un-'
failing service quality of
Red Crown gasoline. (
"Red Crown" is all-refinery
gasoline. It is made to meet .
the requirements of your
engine. Look for the "Red
Crown"sign before you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(tallluluU)
The Gasoline Situation
The denmnil for uu.ulli. Ib In
cre.alnu Itiutcr ttiufl Hi. urude ull
.utility. 'I'll, re.ull In n tlimiteiied
.trtuu. tiurtuK:utta.ullii.Kiiuw
iim till. Intl. do wliMt you cun to
Jkc Gasoline of Qualify
CoiitrvcKnjlii,ij. Ue whit tfaio-
Mum you niut;wal doui,
Temporary Location
Overland 4 Willys-Knight Republic Trucks
McCurdy-Bowne Motor Co.
Front End Crater Lake Garage
Everything Electric for Automobiles
Trucks and Tractors
Guarantee Battery Service
Auto Electric Equipment Co.
27 North Grape Street.
Fifth and North Riverside
Telephone 11
The Dow Hospital
Graduate Nurses Only
Special Attention to X-Ray Cases.
(i()()l ('U)TIIKS
I Mnko Them
KLEIN
Tim
Tailor
I2.H KiinI. Main St.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso nirimt for Fnirbimkn nn( Morsf
, Kmrincs.
.7 Qnuth PiverftlrU
SURPRISE PEAR
oil Japan Knot
This in the blight resistant hIocU
reeoin mended by Prof. Ueinier of the
Southern Oregon Fxperiinent Station
Plant the Surprise, topwork it to
llnrtlei;. Anion or whatever variety
you wish and you lum a trunk that
lias proven ilsell immune from blight.
Wo have tiatl a bit; demand for this
stoek. Inn tort nuati'ly still have a few
first class trees to offer. Scions were
secured direct from Prof. itehner.
Kin- other dependable nursery stoek
as well, w rite
WASHINGTON M ItSl.ltV CO.
'I'oppenKli, Wash.
WILL BE HELD AT
ANTVs'KIIP. Rapid progress i:
beinw made in t lie preparations fo
the .Seventh Olympiad and the organ
isers feel confident tliat everything
will he in readiness be fen the open
iiiir of the stadium on August 1 "
When the P.clKinn iMejrates appear-
fil before tho International Olympic
corn mil tee a few months after the
armistice, to claim lor Antwerp thv
honor of being chosen as tho seat of
the seventh Olympic rami's, much
doubt was expressed as to the possi
hi lit of organizing in less than '
year, a sportinK carnival the prepara
tion of which al Athens and Stock
holm had taken several years. A lit
t le more than six iiioni lis after the
laying of the cornerstone tho execu
tive commute of the Seventh Olym
paid invited the newspaper corres
pondeiits to visit the Stadium, which
is practicully completed.
Situated at the nates of Antwerp,
just, otilsido the fortifications, in the
little mi burl) of lieerschot-Kiel, eas
ily accessible from the city. Tho
Stadium covers an area of some t )
square acres. The principal out rune."
is situated at the southwest angle.
On oil her side of t his monumental
entranco tint athletes dressing room:;,
and shower baths are being erected
At the northeast angle another en
trance, surmounted by a triumphal
arch (JO feet high, has been rut
through the cement structure.
Through that gaP' will pass the Uin
of tho lielgians. Prince Leopold and
other members of lint royal family of
Ilflr.ium when they (boose to honor
the gainst with I heir presence.
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
School has been ruiinimr one week
since the I In wave. Most all the
pupils arc Intel; at work nunin.
Air. Tvrrell had an incident Inst
Salunlav. His- arm was lrokMi at
ibe wriM I v the car erntik. .Mrs.
Iliekev o' Medl'ord will lake his plac -until
lie returns.
Mis l-'rulcr spent the week-end
willi lYiemls at .lcilt'..rd.
The hi'-ili school has two tennis
eoitj'ls. which are ni-d to tile limit
cverv niiuule. ot' plav time. (lood
i hvical exercise.
.Mr. Milan attended Ihe Teacher's
Club n( .lachsoitville lust Nalimlav.
While (here lie met wild Hie athletie
assnciiition and lielted to make out
(lie 1'iehl meet prounfm. The liebl
meet will be M)iv at Talent, except
the indoor bnscbalt and tcmris, which
will be lit Central Point. May I '
The events of the field meet arc to
be nrruniied h v the committee onn.
Tin athletie association met i t
.la!iksonville Mav lit. President lioh-ite-oii
ot' Talent called the association
to order. Schools represented were
Talent, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Central
Point, Untie Kails ami Appleirnlc.
The Talent i; rounds were decided
upon for I Ik track meet heeause of
the grounds lieimr in uootl condition.
The first l-'ridav in .Mav was set
apurt for the meet.
Mr. li'ohinMin ol' Tiilent was elect
ed mnnuiriT of the field meet.
The committee on events are, Su.pt.
Ai:er, Principal llardrich nf Central
Point and Principal (aidward ot
Jacksonville.
The contest are to be nrranued ip
follows:
A lli vears or under.
H 1 :t and I I.
C l.'i years, tt) to HI.
In order to i;ive more time for ten
nis nud baseball the association ile
cided to have those events at Centra!
Point Mav 1-V The size of the base-
hall should be 1 l'. inches outside of
seams. The di-laiice between dia
monds ihirt v-eiuht feet. The teams
consist of ten phivefs. plav three ill
umes to cac! aine. K. S. lhulrieh.
president; (1. W. Milan, secretary.
III friend
T't ttv . I:;;:'.'
viimoriour
sells for ")0c iii S.'i.- jicr sark rlicniicr tli;in dllicr flour
.ami is unaraiiloi'il to riilii'i- sal isl'arl ion. It is
lnatlo in iMcdlnnl I'n.in It'otriic UMvit N'allcv Wheat.
We also have all kinds of Poultry Feed.
Our jiriei's .ire rii;lit.
Oui's is a I Ionic I ndnst
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
A I'rteiMf ItecoiiHiieml! ThiMii
A person often does inoro good
than he realizes when ho tells suf
fering friend how to get well. .1. N.
Tohill, clerk Lottie Hotel. L'vansvllle.
Ind., writes: "for weeks I suffered
constantly with pains in tho muscles
of my thigh. I was treated by the
doctor for rheumatism but found no
relief. t'pon recommendation of a
1 tried Foley Kidney Pills and
to get relief almost inimedi
Crood for haekachu, rhoumu-
tie pains, stiff joints. for euIo by
Med I'm d Pharmacy."
EAGLE POINT EAGLEfS
Br A. C Howlntt
Al'llT I llllil lllll-h.'il 111 V I.'IIIT In
.Tin' .Mini Trlluilli' VoiImi'mI;iv si 1 1 t-f-
ll II. .Hill taUl'll it tO llll' IMlttlt tll'l1.
II. A.i:im- i.f Iliitt.' I'ali-.. Mi-. 11.
Hill -i ti ..I Wi-lli'il :illll TIlnlUiK Mil-
: ul I'Iuhihx riiinti III Mini i-tliiii!
,1'iuril inul lutliii-.- lur n lew ilnvs.
I I ln'V ;iii' i iiu.im-il m luniiiiii; nut -liniment
lmt- in i In l.-ikr fro.-k
i.uiMtn. 'I'licv limn In-ii' in n
iar la lln-ii- i!:i wm-l, mnl ri'tiirn.
( W. li. I l:ilinini;liin nl H. : ii 1 in :i ii. I In-.,
;i!--o riillu- in mtil i'ii-;iv;imI ;i linmi tor
ii ii'v ii.iv-. Mi- i- inti'lv-ti-,1 in till'
JtL-.ilt' llliilllrx :niil lt:i- ln-i-ll i-iiLM-iiM.
j liniilniL' iim'i- niir : i : : 1 1 tn-lils in Oils
f --t-i-tiiin. Wliilt' lii-ri' In- --.ii'i-ih-iIi-iI in
si'i-iiriiiM a u'iv iiii-i' lut uf ftoiu'.-..
Hi- liiinti'il un to tn'liiv. Siitiinln v.
ruiiin. mnl tlii-n .turtt'-l l'nr Iii- liom-.
Hi- iiroinised bi-lun1 hi1 li-t't l i-p-tnrii
this cumin!.' lull anil sin-nil n
v. Iiili- ntlicrinir nmrc nirnti's. KrpiJ
l-'i inliii-er nl" Ati'illuril. wln mvn n
Jn-iu-ri' nrcliaril iu-t iiImivi (iiwn. :ilu
i'jiiih' in Top siitiiT mnl n runin. In
li-iluiin II fi'W (l:i-. Ill' is out to
in-line no unil iiiitirovi' his ori-h:u-il
l-iiink Klniili-s, om- ronntv snrvovor,
whs j.lsn licrif foi- siipin-r.
(Mir ni-ii'lil'or. Mr. Morirnn, who
niiv owns the oh! I-'iirini-r hott-1 nroi
iitv lui s ili-ivi-n th! tiosts for
IViici' to ctirlosi' the proiiiTtv mill
soini' .-iilioiniri!; lots he Iihij imn-hn'-i-'il.
Hnllih I'ovton of I'cvton. ciirne out
on tin- stnirc Tlini-siln v nioi-tiiii!! iin-1
wi-nt on mi homi'.
Althoii!li 'I'hiir-iliiv is one of tin-
'Invs wlifn the i-ri-nin irnt hi-i-iiiL' trnr-ks
i-oinri ni-oiinil, Ihi'ii1 si-i-mi'il to ln In:!
IV w liinncrs in town, ulllioul.
Ili-nrv l-'i-i-ncli unil his il:iii!litir. .M
M.-ii. cnific in nml wi-rf ni'i-oiniiiiiiifil
hv Mill Kllen .M.-Cnhc. t'oilwon
nml wife wcro also in nml wii-c iloini'
-omi' hiisincss with our innri-hmit-;.
.Mrs. Krcil Ilnttun mnl n lailv frii'ii-l
uci'i' iiKo here mnl so was (Icon
Mi'Honnlil. tln f'ori-inan on the Kranl;
lihodi's fin-in, unil wliili' lui was licri'
! nulicil him how In- liki-il tin- wnv tlw
Korilson t nii-tor's work, anil he re
l-linl thai it was iloiin.' tho work vci-v
well, lint hi' was IVarl'ill Hint' tl.
hi-nvv iron whwls wouhl nai-k th
liromiil no ns In make it so haril thai
it woiilil not ri'vivf iiuniii lor a loni;
tiini', ami the next man that I inter
viewed on Ihe snhioi-t wan Thomas I).
Si(i!:lelon and lip said that he had
tried three different kinds of nlow-
intr miii-liiiips, and that he liked tin
one ne nan line, haul that he was
lilowimr mi his alfalfa meadow with
three heavy horses and a hand ulo-.v
and had worked hard lor about three
'lav-, mnl that he then nut in a
liai-tor and neeuaiiihsheil as iniieli in
live hoiii-s as he had in Hire davs and
il was done well, lie then hitehei
on to three sections of harrow am
inn rowed it down: then hitched ,,,
to three sections of siirinir-tooth har
row and crossed it. lcavinir it in fine
shni'c, and that Ihe in-esenl owner ol
the farm. .Mr. Karl Ksch. will raise
a line i ron of wheat on il. I then
related what M!r. McDonald had said
nlioiit riai-kimr the uround and he
then asked which was the worsl for
inn land, to have a laran ' --, iron
wheel run over the land, or to have
a horse weitiliiii!.'- I I or 15 hundre.i
pounds Irainp over it day after day
mid each, foot ine.-isnrinLi' five or siv
inches nci-osM,- and thus pack tic
L-ronml and then the next viar re
peat the work aaain and skiin off
the same soil, that had been moved
Ihe vear before, down lo Ihe packed
surface, mid he was so decidedly in
favor of the ii-nn dorse. t After it is
packed with the machine the same
mnchine -will put the plows under lhal
crust mid liven it un aaain and make
it as Lnod us ever, mid .Mr. Kiin-le
Ion liredicts Hint the time, is not. far
inslaiit when the horse will be done
nwiiv with as ii plow lower and (hut
Ihe "iron horse" will take his place
almost entirely on the farm.
Curl Kyle, who is on the .1. V. flro
ver I'lirin, was here hnvim.' .some
blackstnilh work done 'rhiirsday end
Hubert (lorilou of Kurt Klamath.
came in, at his dinner and went out
lo .Medfol'd on the iilnev.
Wia- .lack, who has hoimhl land
in our town, is fenciiiir it, and ar-ninuiuc-
lo put wnter on it. lie has
Hie ditch already blocked out.
linipli Heilicrsleadt was aiuonir Hie
Ullsiness callers Kriilnv.
Mrs. Shiirmcn Woolev went to
Hutte Kails to see her mother and
lii-othcrs Kridav on the staiic.
Hcninmin Whetslone was also
aniouu' Ihe callers Kriday. mid so was
llarvev Hoy, ,y,l and Thoiuas Stan
lev. The first three named seemed
lo be iroitiir to drive off cattle to tin
mountain rum-v.
Ilev. Trevato eatne out from Unite
Kails and went to Medford to enter
the hospital to be Hiorouuhly exam
ined to ascertain if there were any of
iios 01 iae un nan-'imr to nm
as he had been rii:ht in the midst ol
il m Untie Kulls while wuitin- on
those who were sick.
Klovd Tucker broimht out the Lake
Creek and Hi-ownsboro mail for his
brother-in-law, William Stuff. Ku
du v.
Mike Sidlevson of Lake Creek came
out from Mcdiord Kriday inoruin-.'
and went an home on Ihe stafe.
.lames linens one of our county
commissioners, -,K ,,.,, it ,., v ;nl.
-oine of oar ,-it Zens, as well as A. C.
Speck, the ronl supervisor of the
lirouii-lioro ri.ail iliiri,-t. arid Thorn.
as Stanley ol Itutte Kails.
.Miss Hazel Urown, our assistalu
-liier. motored lo Medlord Thur.-
itav eveiiimr. n-t n rnintr in time to I.,,
at her de-k by nine oYl.i.-L ., ,
next uioniiiie;.
Horace (Icpiiert caini' out Tlmi-..
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say B.iyer
n'M on "Rivor Tablet of Aspirin"
in a "U.iyor paokupe," eontaininj; proper
Jirivi.eiis for Colitu, Vmn. Hcadn-h-e,
NeuiAlyia, Lumkipt, niul K hpum.it im.
N.tmo "H.iyr" me.int onmnt Aspirin
prcsori'-vtt by plyu'ia lor inn. tern
years. Handy tiii bexrn of 12 ti blots
riit U'W ot'nt-. Aspirin in trnda ni;irk
el Haver M tnnfot are of .Monoci'ttc-rtcidU-r
of iSahovlii'AciJ.
dav, went on to .Medford. rcturoiti':
here Friday a. m.. and remained until
this Sundav morniiiL' with us nt the
Sunnvside.
.Miss Klla Helford. who lias been
up in tile northern euiinlrv. returned
to her home Kridav. She was accom
panied bv her con-in. Miss Anna
Stewart.
A. .1. (ohclei-h ,,f liuttc F;ilU wa
in town Kridav and so wa- K. K
Tucker of Pro'.vnsboro. and Thoma
I). Sinulcton, formerlv owner of the
Ksch farm.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Wcttinhunr, who are
runninir the Joe K'der fan pe-ti-here,
were in town Fridav, nnd po was
"I homas Carlton uf Prospect ami Win,
(nil roll of Trail.
Mr. .1. II. Carlton of Wellen wa
ller' Friday vi-itim: her sisters, Lot
tie Van Scuv.ic, and M'rs. S. P.
1 lolmes.
Anions the ealh-rs today. Saturday
noon, were Mrs. Kd Murphv. dau"htcr
and isler. Ms-; Hob-men of of Wel
len, Mr. Charles K. Turner of Kan
sas City. Mo.. J. Farlev of Port
iaml, .1. II. Murphv of Medford and
Mr-. Kiehnrdson liutte Falls and
M. T. fj-neis. Thev were all here for
dinner.
km Pill
OU WILL NEVER wish to take another dose of
1 pills after having once used Chamberlain 3 Tab
lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take,
more gentle and mild in their action and more reli
able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition,
while the use of pills is often followed by severe
j.constioation. reauinn? a constant increase in the
I ' X &
dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your druggist.
Steels
that make a Maxwell Alert
That quick, sym
pathetic action you
get when you call on
a Maxwell to nass the
car ahead, to flatten "r::1!Z
out a hill, to est-nne
from the crowd in traffic
has a story.
It's a story of steels.
You can analyze a
Maxwell pound for pound
with any car built and you
will find it quite the equal
in fine steels. ,
A Maxwell had to be
made of fine steels. There
Was no other way.
Because ' it was built to
deliver economic trans
portation. That meant no
superfluous weight. Jt
meant light weight.
But it also meant exces
sive strength.
Because a rare com
bination of strength
with lightness had to
be provided in its
steels.
Any metallurgist will
tell you that the only answer
was the very finest of steels.
They never burden the
Maxwell engine, so when
you call for results you get
them in a Maxwell.
That's one of many rea
sons why the friendly drift
; towards Maxwell continues
to increase day by day.
"Now there are nearly
400,000 -of them on the
roads of the world.
The demand so far ex
ceeds the supply that only
60'o of those who have set
their minds on a Maxwell
can succeed in possessing
one this year.
A. W. Walker Auto CoJ
Vnf'Lh'is',;''.;:1- .
iWPJJ i--
upont Explosives
The line sold at a price that includes
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Distributors. ; '