Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"' BEDFORD fflVm TRTBUNK" Ivflt.D'FOrcD, OnEflOX, yntfOTWDAY 'APRIL" I t, 1920..' PJtOTC BIX ASHLAND FAVORS DRIVES, HAS SIX rASHLAND, April 12. While Mcil-' ford' Is 'discouraging drives-ac 'least. aH- such' as do not roceivo offjoiul nmillcluul uiucUon--Anriliinil -is 'en couraging tliom, nnd has no less thnp, half a dozen, prosont, past nnd proa. pootlYe, under way.- The one of the present hour is usaoclaled -with tho annual cleanup day which began this morning, and tho rate the garbago wagons and trucks haw heen' wend ing the!;- way to tho city-dumplngi grounds, indicates that to a great ex tent 'the backyards, streets and alleys will 'dispense with a heterogeneeus mlxUire of Junk, the parttrig'pf ithe ways lis betweon tidiness and untidi ness' leading over the pathway - ojf "preparedness" to the city beautifu IA drive recently closed relates ti the Near East.Rcllof Fund,' and allli the community war chost ' tfeatun horcloforo affording a fund to drn from', has ceased to exist,' aid to th extent of '$1677, Ashland's'- quota wa readily forthcoming (ji bohwlf the0 Stricken peoples to tho exton of $1706.08, tho expense incident t i, mo -Kicaninjt ai.uiose reuoi runus per ing only -Mi dollars and fifty .coma I There 'was- ho-'porsonal solicitation made, merely an announcement 'tnri tho jmpers that a fixed sum was needj- en. ui ,uie amount suoscriuod, xne churches donatod $1004.33, ' nnij J708.?0 was forthcoming tb.ru' lndir - vidual contributions turned in -by the banks, i "Can you -beat It?" I The drive In behnlfof Commercial club expansion is now onj or rather will bedn an intensified form, Jiegln-: nlng aibnday -morning; April 19, all prellmltiariOB having 'been -arranged. Tho seppo of this movement is mani fold In several directions. . tfinanol&l- ly It' contemplates pledges of $12 per year from oach member, on at'loast a three-year basis. The biidgetj to lie; , "raised from firms, special intorosts, ' hbtels aiid-tndivlduals',:'ilI')'6pTeBeftf u minimum 'of $5000; and probably a jriaxlmum of $7&00 not, without pay-' Ihg tribute to any outside exploita- yon schemes,. . in tho menntlmo a. scries of questionnaires, soliciting opinions on vital municipal topics, have been submitted to 2000 resi dents, both mon and womon. Those opinions will 'bo gone over nnd clas sified, arid from them a consensus of expression will lie dorived as a pro ' llmlnnry to a'ctlvo work" along linos ' indicated by opinions which .nilght bo formed a "straw, vote.". The ques tionnaire epoch oxplrod on tho even ing, of April 11, the past soven days having been "Think weok" as applied to-tho solution of municipal projects as tley at present exist, or to tho ad vlsablllty of cntorlng upon tho exper imentation with now ones. Of courso - a jprimo factor In tho campaign Willi Ibo offort for a big inoreuno in 4I10' club momborship, 400 at least belni tho. goal. The prosont' week will bo one of "reflection" botoro going over tho. ton during tho intensive cam pnign beginning a wook from today; Tho sortie will bo brlof and -to tho point. No quurter will be asked,-tho Implied responno to bo In even dot lara.'or multiploa thereof. - On tho evening of tho 19th a civic commu nity dinner will bo given as a pro llmlnary to cstnbllHh tho social sta tus, of good fellowship and ns a re minder of tho ucllvo skirmish to bo launchod on tag morrow, -On or - about tho 10th, tho putaomo of, thq campaign will bo appnront enough to . Justify tho forin.nl notification to all interested qf n plan, budget and pol icies in behalf of tho commercial or- ganlxutloni busod on improved moth odsvand harmonizing with logical do volupnionlB us exiiioaBod t)y tho quos-tlonnuli-o feature flh bohalf of tho inter-church world movement In Jackson county, a unit od financial canvass is planned for April 25 to May 1, each denomination to Interview Its own members and so Holt accordingly. Local cnurc-hos will each havo their own director, Walter FraBor Jlrown, of Medford, bolng the lntor-church director for tho county at large. I'romlnont Ashland church -workers endorsing this movement and, In attendance upon the sessions, of a conforenco recently hold at Mod ford, are Revs. O. V, Koehler, 1). P,i .. Olllnndera,. V. K. Moan and J. W. m iTneie Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds , ;V- . as Mustard - '." - But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister. Musterole does it. It is a dean, white ointment, made with oil of mus tard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does cot blister the tendcrest skin. .Gently massage Musterole in with the . finger-tips. Seehowquicklyitbringsre-lielr-how speedily the pain disappears; Use Musterole for sore throat, bron chitis, tonsilitiB, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges lion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back er joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil blains, frosted feet, colds of the cheat (it often prevents pneumonia). 'fiOc and 60c jars; hospital size $2,501 Uoyt, jho .liltjjr jjpvlpg jea lepre- jiejated.jiy Mm- n, p. gloimes..oui,y, O..N. .Smith ai.- . 11. 'i ''.' Neither- is :the- Salvation Army to be overlooked', notwltbetandlng thai many contend 'tho 'Red Cross' .has usurped' and 'Is' readily 'meeting' all the problems, both civil and military, which usually confronts the Salvation Army al homo .and .abroad. . .Some-J ,lmn ann thA Initial hnftrd fttldnrsed the plan its submitted here hy Warren A.' Chilcote, field representative jjt the pnuiy, oulllnioe Its extension.-: seryjee program as applying to -ans" givap community. Jiecent!y' 'Jdr,; C, jjljeotc repeated his visit to this (vicinity, with the roault that ithfi.locaj got Inir modiatoly busy and appointed Dr. Gordon MacCracken to serve as pros!-, dent of Ashland's campaign commit-) tee. The local quota Is $2100, and! the drive for raising this amount! will hegln May 1, a.nd in tho moan- tlmo the chairman will appoint the various sub-committees. It will be remembered that a former appeal for aid In behalf of the Army was during the post-war period, the campaign heing conducted under ausplceB of the ,Kik8f4b.e-. quota- -being J4edat J2ai)0, an amount which was -readily forthcoming without even tho sem-i bianco of a drive t accomplish re suit. The wur being over, tho, Army in He' extensidn service work,'- has tttkott tip the cudgels in "behalf or ijemedying a lot' of conditions as ex isting in. the social life of any given compiunity. aml-nrfording suijstnaitiat" pecuniary reHef whofevor such pissiEr tance le indicated. . " :J iMrf and' Mrs; Ati K. -PlckotWand "Un. .P.: jJIc.Oiiat w.prp Medford vlai-' tors Saturday. s d ' iM'r and 'Mi's, c; It. Boyfl and 'chil dren were nntm-tained at dlnnor Sun day by.irs. M.j JacobB..! .. I A HI. -Hi Jforter who is toraployed . on tho'mrtts Past), Irrigation project. was at homo over-,Sunday. I 1;) Kteo. W, Jacobs jieturned.trom Asa- lafld tho-last pf tpio week, . ( Mr. and fr. O. B.-!oyd are; pack ing ,thejr household goods .to ehip -to, their new home ftt Pajscp, ivash.,' urhnrn thnv h&ve'tbonellt '-a 20-acrc raBtfn.'T jrnf'Boyararul -.children -Willi 'ipsnd.-few-months with hej parents at Cottage )rove whllo Sir., Boyd.' Is: getting tneir nomp puut at rasto. RIVERSIDE RIPPLES ; FT'S THIS WAY: inrLucky Strike the real Burley cigarette 'toasted flavor. t - It's toasted.' This - special and un Usual flavor is not to be had in any other cigarette., it So you see, - We give you a good, scitis"ible reason for .buying it. We tell ybii vhat's especially ood about Luckyi StrikeAvhat'si'T different. It's toasted.- T -'Are you a pipe ' Jr Strike pipe tobacco.. Made from fjio finest Burley tobacco that money cao buy,., The.'' toasting process seals in the Burley- flavor and takes out every bit of bite. It's toasted. I N O O ORTl which means Cigarettes you We wlKh' tlienctho at pf succesS'liuC resrut to eo ttieas uepnlo, who have endeared thoiuselvos in the hearts pf all who knew1 them,. leave. , Mr. and :Mr3. prant Matthews at tended tho mooting of . the directors 0f, the .school boards in Gold Hill Friday ovenlng.,'. . Tho, four. . course dinner pronared by tho domestic ac'i- 'J dinner pronared by tho domcatic p.ci- l-once,.cI:is3 was greatly eujpyed 4iii.d -.Qissniy oraisoa. ..; . . ..; Air. nn(l,-Mr3,; M'. .Wc HiUlo have sold fholr ranch to .Roy Ganficld of iMinnosota,' i)ossesion to l0- given May lat. . It (s, with regret .that we sep, thcse. estimublc people leave t))c neigiipurauuu, . ,; ..... , ,'SIr. nnd-'Mra. O. 'n,,Aldon and F. E. Mutteson of Medford, inado a weok end visit nt -their ranch hopto with Mr.' and Mrs. dl. W. :Hnsel. ...'.- Word has been received pf tho eor loua illness of -Mrs. H. D. Joues, Sr., at- (Oakland, Cal.-., Mrs. Jones iWos taken to a hospital Friday whoro she was: operated upon at, once for appen dicitis and other complications. She withstood the operation but is in a serious condition. ; Tlor many friends hope -for her speedy recovery. i Mrs. I.,H. Porter entertained ,tha Recreation, ciub -Thursday aftornoon at the RozalO rahch. -A goodly num-'i you with ' Lucky-' Strikfi " 1 1 .u.-Y'v.y- v-l fcuV. -1 he,-.-.' . smoker; Thca-t.ry. Lucky ; - '.' ', v' V -I .-'.-! ,i- ....'.J-:.,--:,i,.. ... w.'; J-'- ''-. ' ---.-.. '- , . . - - en, oy-the . .; o jBTOffe; :, ; : that if you don't like LUCKY STRIKE can get your njoney back from the dealer. lior of ,Uio .ladies of . jthei elub wore present, jMrs. Pickett ayo au Uter- esllng reading from tho book, on-Qre-gon.i, painty refreshments wore iserv ed and all-enjoyed fc social-' hour to gether.. Mr. Chester Bourne spent Sunday with his parents in yhouuix xctnrning Sunday ..evening to .tho JVflolverton boiao-wiiei-e. be (a being employed Mr. . -11111 ifi-s. ydrmiln Jleriill ,.of Medford were in Anlioi'h luesdny, ; -Mi-., und 'Mm. !. M-. Conlev -moved to d!u Modoe urohard il'ucsday,,. - ',, Mr, ;tinuas ,o..Airnto ,wus in. Aoti cvh Wcilu(!,s(Iiy..pn liiLsinc.ss. ; ;JHi-. und Mrs. .frank Myers, who ere Htill rstnyjni; at .Med ford lossf tbeiv ljttle twin jrirl Saturday and the ittlu fcpy is npt doiiij; well. , ' Mt-a. Poiinrd. of. Bcnle whs jiveh e surprise Jjirtli(layi dunce Motnlny rfehi. " .' . 'if.-and 'Mrs: Win: BUflmnl arid Str. J, Biuhani -were in MedCprd Saturday. ' -uoncvtt Mlass .'.vuiitcu, jvith llu t'ltnuman Siiturdnv. ' ' 1 r, t f .i- mm service ASSURED I X!C0 WITHIN 3 MONTHS , 1 -- -; : - . -, 1 . - .L J. I rAJUVK8TOX, Tox. -Airplane pas senger and" freight service .tfiruout Mexico - is .-.Assured-.. within. three IjOientue,. dispatches te-iMexican iCen- Wl Mpade f lerrp here mate.. Hugo mutti-engineu planes, operating in feur .dUitlpct air routes, wlM fiy ho twcen.the Mexioan capital' and the cities nf Tampicp; Vera Cruz, Nuevo Larcdd and El Paso. - Two machines will operate-daily each way.-. 'Iiritish and Mexican capitalists, It is reported, aro .backing the. newven urei which 3wiU 1 Inaugurate .aervlce under tho nain,e .Mexican Aur Corpora Sixteeji . :British-piade . airplanes, ach- having :a parrying capacity of fourteen passengors and three tons or -freight, have been purchased ob Inlt ial equipment. " - 1 c .1-1 - r 1 r! . uddu igesuoa . aad natural bowel ',-mpvement i result frpm the use of f - MRis.;:: : ; WINSLOW'S . .. n. Iifivlf ui CUtlna'a Rilttw Tlu'e superior purejjyfrgetable. . irepajr atiah.for cprjectipg baby's troubles contains no alco hol, opiates, or narcotics. t' - - 1 . ip ' ' - Brings gratifying results for mother and child, rprmula on everybottle. : r ,It! a JFloor Cohering The Best Made . . ;.. Wtcrproof.and. ; . Wear-liesiStiiiff . lOPO XABDS TO SELL .r" ' at. 1 & Wool 22-26 South Fir - GIM CHUNG " Qliiua Herb Store Horb -cure for' enrnfllif. .hfinilnnliA xnl nnhi diptbora,.sori .throat lung troubfi KUlnpyt trouble, Ktonmch trouble,, heal .trouble, chills nnd fever, cramps, coutrlii poor ... circulation, . CRrbjjnples,- rtiimori (M-.-iuitod lircast, euros u Kinds or golte; Aieuford, Orqffnn, Jan. 13. 1917. 1 ThlS fS tO COrtifV thnt-T ll.n llndnraln-J crt. had -verv novm-n Htnmnrli inMihia nJ bnd boon bothered for Bcvcral years an! lnnt AuKuauwas pot expeoted to live, arl liourinff of Gim Chung - (whose Jlcif more is ti an nptun irront street, MpiI ford),. 1 decided to. got herbs for ml Htorruioh trouble, and I started to feellnl better as soon oh J used thein jiiuI ttnlnl am a-.wou man ami can Jitiurjiiy reconl tnont anyono afflicted as I' was to fit! Vim tJiiung, turn uy JUh iierbs. ioikiiwi; . w 41 .JUAIrtaurS. -witnesses: ". Tin, Lewis; KhrIo Point. W. Ij. Chlldretb, KaKln Pplni; M. .A. lAnderaqn,- MedforU..v. -v ,S. iB.-Jiolmesj KBlo .Point. :t M: . u.j'i.. rtioore, J'iKio J'omt -V. Mfilnlvrp. KtiC-lA -Pnlnt -j Geo,J Von fler Helon," Knglo Point. Thou. J.Z 'Nlfciinls. Raffle PfdnL Minnesota W,c offer , liand-picked ; an tipcd local gfepTOi seed conj .. .s '' '' , ' ;,.A1.'- '' v MONAkGH jmi feast Maln ttMtl Operators of coal nronertlea inl Utah and Wyoming , advise . buyina your winter supply now. " yhe Idea la spreading that the coal- commission may siward :the miners a turther ad vance in wages, as woll as to maka other concessions that .will further .materially Increase .'the .cost of, ft0A WUlilg, ., ... We can now fill your orderi witbl difforent sizes .of : .' . SPRING CANYON -RTAHl COAX, : Dry1 Wood of All Kinds on ' "' " Hand ' '"''.-..' WISEMAN & SCHEFFELl Phone SU2 631 So. Front St. Stenography . Multigraphing X - Circular work of all kind Mailing Llsti Tunnell & Edwardsl t,S06-308 Liberty Bulldinf $ -Medford, Oregon. ' 1 JEVEXTAXI PHONE 96 , j Go Anv Where. Any Tims FOSTER & INGRAM ' A PABM1 89c jard Mordoff ' f ,. - ,t'