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JTEDPOTIT) INXTT) TRTB1JN"TC. firETVFOTir), O'REG'OX, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920.
pote SEC
GET PEP AND COLOR BACK!
N THINGS MILITARY
IS
Take "Cascarets" Tonight for Your Liver and Bowels
and Wake Up Clear, Rosy, Fit No Gripe I
Fed bully! Be efficient! Don't stay
sick; bilious, headaeby, constipated. Re
move tiie . liver and bowel poison whicb
is keeping your skin sallow, your bend
dizzy, your tongue coated, your breatb
bad and stomach- sour. Why not spend
a few cents for a box of Cascarets and
enjoy tho nicest, gentlest laxative-ca-tbartic
you ever experienced T Cascarets
never. griperaicken or inconvenience one
like Salts, Oil, Calomel or harsh Fills.
They work wbllo you Bleep.
A TRIAL Will
CONVIfiCE
TrV til
TTQTHING that we could say would so thoroughly.'
: A j. convince, you of the value -of-Chambcrlain'c
Tablets as a personal trial. We can tell you '
of thousands who ;have been permanently cured of
chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache and disorders of the stomach and liver,
but this will have little weight with you as cor.ijr.-cd
to a personal trial. That always convinces. "
iPublic
Auction Sale
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The iindoraignfed'yill" offer for sale fit .Public
Auction on April 0 1920, 4 No. Central Avenue ,
at old stand of Ulrieh and Ryan, a largr lo.t of House
hold Furniture of all kind and descriptions, inclwl- i
ing carpet, Jiiieoleuni, stoves and. various other ar
ticles' .too. numerous to mention. ;
Sales commence at 1 o'clock of said day. '',
, TERMS CASH
;iiiWiam Ulrich
' Auctioneer.
Entirely apart from the beautiful lines which give it
grace and harmony, the BIG-SIX is far out of tho
ordinary from a mechanical Standpoint. The more of
a" mechanical expert you are,' the more you will ap
preciate this fact.
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GO-IT. P. detacliable-lioad motor, intermediate trans
mission; .12fi-iiich wl i eel base, providing ample room
for seven adults.
All Studebaker cars are equipped with Cord Tiros
r-anothcr Studebaker "precedent.
j HINES i& SNIDER
: South Fir Street, Medford, Orogon.
1 'This is a Studebaker Year" -
; Garage Open All Night
NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO,
Adopted Monday, March 29.
AH.II,ANI MKMXHtl
t ' Trjitlv KiN pl Hiintiy. '
1Sv WH(imlV:l.. tcoo, 8:4.',, 0:1.0,
1 0 : 1 T. 11:(M n. in, 12:00 iwon; 1 1 : 1.1,' 1
Ujlrt, 3:lO, :(;.. 4:30, f.;i;, ():(, 7:UU i. m.
M4il . in, Hutiinlitv oiilvi V:3l) h in. tlatlv;
IU:Ki) p. m. Hutunljy only.
;lave AsM.nit T;..'., K:nn, ; 0:10.
0:jr, H;iio a. m.; 11:00 nixm; U:ir., l;SG
2:ir.,.S:0. 8:4... 4 :0, i:U. (I.UO. 7:00 p m.;
Hllfi p. nt. KatiinUy tmlv; 0 :U0 p. in. dally;
11:13 miiluiglit, Sai unlay nly. '
i' ' . Suu.luy Only
n-ffO, 10:00, IImmi a. m.; 13 noon: 1:00,
?III0 4:00. 6.UI), C;S0, W:S0 p. III.
!:0l 10:00, 1 1 :r0 . m.; 1 turin. 1:00,
!, :uu, i:OU, eKHi, 0:3U, V;30 i
JACKSO.VI!J,K MtiOKOllO
t lilT except Sunday. ;
l,ttvr Mrtlford tt:0n, 0:X0, 10:30 a. m.;
13:Uff ikkiii; 1:110, 11 :o0, 4: SI). ;:0 p. in
Sutunlur only 7:SU p. in. i 11:110 p. lit. tUily.
.Nrttuniav only 10::U p. in.
Siituntiiv Onlv
l.av Jin konviltf7 :20, 8:30, 10:00. 1 1 :S0
a. in.; 1:00, 1M0, S :!;., i;00 7:00 p. m. Sat
uidiajr only, :0U p. in. . ,
HiiikIhv Or.ly
l.fave MMlmI :0ii, 1:30 a. m.) 11:00
iimn; 2:S0. 4:'o. ft:30. 0:30 10:3(1 p. m.
Kcavu .l.irkMtnvilli -10;00. U:3u a. m. 1:30,
3:Htf. .1;0p, T:(0, flri.O p. m,
f Hi n?nl wiiitiiif ritom No. ft, South Front,
Nlith llot.'l liiiillliijr
J.i.komiUe Wulihiff K-kmii ut Ilctcr'a Con-
it'i-iioiit'rr,
v Waiting: room AxliUm!, Kaat ttJa IWiiucy. 1'Iioik" J0i, U.dfo.J, Or.
ASilLAND, April D.-One hundred
or more i8-thogoal Bet or; moinber
shlp in First -company; Coast Artil
lery, of thlB city, our military contin
gent, which is now moot comfortably
housed in the armory, and the morale
of the men is Ju&t as fino as the phys
ical' surroundings of their new quar
ters are attractive, while ultimately
all the cc'mpany equipment will lie
first 'Class -and up to requirements of
iho military code. During tho busy
war days neglect marked the armory
environment, but a" groat change is
taking place both liiaiUo and outside
of tho big building. A requisition
lias been made on the state' for money
10 finish the concrcto work In the
basement, the purklng and shrubbery
are receiving attention, and the gen
eral appearance of tho entire premf
lses Is noticeable as showing great
Improvement. "Heretoftt-o the struc
ture and Ha surroundings huvo re
celved merely casual (attention, but
now a regular caretaker Is employed,
with the result that all theae details
are bolng attended to with thorono3s
characteristic of military . precision.
Ah an iiistunco of the caro and fore
thought being exercised in regard to
this public property, It Is only neces
sary to state that at a recent meeting
for drill the men'were admonished to
ecjiif (k themselves With rubber-scled
shoes in order to avoid marring the
fine new floor, a precaution which
savors of establishing regulations on
a ."war footing." Neither Is discipline
being overlooked. It is what might
be termed vigorous without being un
reasonably rigid, the intent being to
cc'nvlnce' both officers 'lyirt rank and
I'llo of tho Imperative necessity in
obeying orders. Instead of respond
ing in a desultory sort of a. way as of
yoro, discipline 1s enforcing 'disobe
dience to general orders in the faco of
even a court martial as an alterna
tive. Hence there Is a spirit of wil
lingness to "get there," displayed in
a manner as alert' as it Is typically
military and progressive.' '
' ' Captain Millard Grubll, unwilling
that exacting duties in the local post
cf flee should in any wise conflict
with tho responsibilities incumbent
upon him as commanding officer of
the organization, latoly resigned,
with the result that First Lieut. Wm.
.f. llriggs has been elected to the cap
taincy .' Lynn Mowat, secretary of the
Commercial club, will succeed to the
rank of first lloutenant. All those
young fellows are ex-sovvlce . men,
bright and alert, hnving been' school
edin the arts of war practically, and
on a peace footing are exponents of
applying bCBt methods as to future
"preparedness." '''-' I
' The social status of the command
Is not being overlooked, and portions
of the armory are ' assuming the j
aspect of a comfort station to such
an extent have robins been reserved
and furnished In this respect for the
convenience of both the military and
American Legion men for their tastes
and inclinations aro identical, and
there promises to'bo nn era of close
fraternization in tho happy merger of
these elements. 'II. : T. Elmore is
president of the social organization;
Blmer Morrison, vice-president, and
Eric Weron, secretary. In the liear
future entertainment and Other dom-
mltlees will be- nnnownced, for bo it
known that the boys "have entqred
society" nnd will keep opeh' house
soml-occnsionally at Armory head.
quarters toy way' of relaxation from
arduous duties In following tholr
storn obligations as sons of Mars
Sam' McMalr, H. B. Illnth(Jrne und
Ray Clary constitute a house com
mittee, who will see to It that the
camp fires will bo kopt lighted, and
also that there" will be an noundance
of commissary supplies. A recruiting
commutes has already liegun to line
up tho company numerically In tho
grenter Ashland classification of one
hundred or more.
lA project Is undor way to metgo
the Ashland nnd Modford military
units in un Occasional event, military
or Boclal, elthor In or out of doors; A
drill or hiko, for instance has been
succeatod In tho way of maneuvers,
supplemented by a social reunion now
and then, it being token for granted
that "onr allies" of tho neighboring
city will bo only too1 willing to join
with our local boys In tlieso compet
itive features and friendly associa
tions. ''
I
I BLUE LEOGE ROAD
Knsiincei? J. A. Klliolt of the foreft
roads service, is speuilinsr tho wijuk
hero lookiiur over the ltliio Leihtc
von (I Irnm Knell to the cotinlv line
and the Crater lj-;o ronil from Pros
pect to the imrk line. In couhkuiy
with I'. J. Seymour, iroverninent on
irinper in cliaise of work hero, Mr.
Klliott hnx uone over tho roads nnd
interviewed the county connnission-
ers. 1 he Ulue Ledsc road will ,be
lntiy anil it tins been derided t6
niaeadem the six miles' of bad roiid
from l'rosix'i t north as soon, as it
is traded, l'rowa, von dor IlelR-n
nl Natwiek will commence itrml
ins this road this week. ' '
Tho county court has also nrranaed
to have the bad road from I'msped
south six or seven miles Sprinkled
and kept in first class sliaie this
summer.
THE
GASOLINE
SITUATION
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' ' ThH Necessity of Coriervatibfi
.k . is. ', ' .'.. fy, ',' V . ft, .-'-C t ? i . i. a V'' 1 : ;
There exists today on the Pacific Coast an acute shortage of gasoline.
As this Company has pointed out on several occasions, the condition is due
to insufficient production of crude oit and a greatly ihcfeaied consumption
of gasoline by industry and by owners i of pleasure cars; ' 'n
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Gasoline is a vital factor in the life of lie community, industrially and
otherwise, arid it is of the greatest importance, at this juncture, that it be
used with the utmost discretion, that 'essential defifif enients irlay , sup-
plied.
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- The present is by no means the season of ma'Ximum demand, which
comes later in the year. The condition, therefore, is likely to be continuing,
rather than transitbry.s. .m. -. . . - ,
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Responsibility for meeting the situation does not rest solely upon the oil
industry. The public also has a serious duty in the matter.' ,
On its part, the Standard Oil Company is straining its resources and or- .
: gahization to increase the supply of gasoline. In the field it is working .
for the 'maximum production of crude oil. In the refinery it is working
for the maximum production of gasoline' frbnthe crude oil and it is spend-
ing large sums of money on equipment for new processes, of its own dis-!
covery arid development, whereby a' 'still greater yield of gasdlirie will be
obtained; " ';?;us. f ;;v. tA.vvxr .
The point already has been reached where gasoline must be conserved
most carefully. That is a duty of the public! In consumption of this pro-
, duct, essential industries must necessarily come f&tpleasure utUSatSfn " '
;' ' thereafter.' ; v 1,7 -' -'4-; w;- '
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Already the company has taken steps toward protecting the supply for
the vital needs of industry which, if lessened, would affect the business life-
of the community. There is how the danger of a curtailment of supply 'ti ; .
rion-esseritials such as pleasure cars. j' . 'r '.- ' ' " -!A::V e ,
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..- The assistance of the public, therefore, is imperative. Until lately, gaso-., '
; line has been abundant, and its lavish and' extravagant use has been1 pbs-; '
".' sible.: That time is past. ' ;- - -''"-'':- g-o.
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Buy as httle gasoline as possible. , " , ; ' ;
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' Use what you must Waste rone
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
' 7 :-V ,'' (CALIFORNIAK w , ,
operators of coal property : in
Utah and Wyoming advise - buying
your, winter sunjly now. . Tho idea ia
spreading that the coal commission
may award the minora a further ad
vance in wages, as well as to make
other concessions that will further
materially Increase the oost of pro
ducing.
We can now fill your ordora witl.
aicrerent 8ir.es of
SPRING CANTON. UTAH
" ' COAL '
Dry Wood of All Kinds on
Hand
WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL
I'bone S42 , 631 80. Front Rt.
Licensed City Scavenger.
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Ail retusa luiniedlaUily femoiea on
short notice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Dally hualnesa district.-
Phones 605-li, -... .
LICE
Will your chicken!! lay e(tgs if they
aro full of lico and uiiun? ,
. NO.
(let busy with ' -
Phenolene
A. powerful dip nnd disinfectant, And
rid your house of these egg robbers.
MONARCH
Seed 8c Feed Co.
317 East Main StrMt.
Fifth and North Riversidd
Telephone 11
The Dow Hospital .
"VI ; t Graduate. Nurses Only . ;
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Special Attention, to X-Ray Cases.
Stenography .
Multigraphing
Circular work of all kind
Mallini Llita : 'V;;
Tunnell & Edwards
306-30S Liberty Building
Medford, Oregon. ' I
Medford a1iinf :jill
V .Corner 11th arid pjl Streets Phone lli
Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Mouldtogs, Cabinet
and General Mill Wort ;: ' ,
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"' ' Estimates Chijerfullj-Given - l"
BEDFORD IRON WORKB
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOF
aiiao acent for Tiirbaaka ana Mora
.. .Bneine
17 South Blwrildi - W
REX TAXI
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