Medford mail tribune., April 20, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

' MEDFORO SOOTi TRIBUTE, MTSDFORT), OTiEflOtf. TUESDAY, rAPTlTT; 20. '1020.
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T0 YOU WANT your friends to avoid vou? Thev
U will certainly
There is no excuse for anyone having a bad I
breath. Tt
which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of
stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after
years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle.
BEST FOR HOME SHINES
SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
PASTES AND LIQUIDS Fot Zwu" T"k 1Wn
TUB P. F. DALLEY CORPORATION'S LTD.. BUFFALO. N.
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MARINELLO
We arc the sole agents for the famous Harincllo
toilet articles.
Rnlph Woodford yxvC-lciaitMiaCy; Proprietor
Fifth and North Riverside
Telephone 11
The Dow Hospital
Graduate Nurses Only
1
Special Attention to X-Ray Cases.
SATISFIED CUSTOM EKS
Aro what make our reputation
so high among those in need
of the bettor class of mill work.
Thoso who got their mill work
from us know that we do not
consider tho transaction ended
until their satisfaction Is as
sured.. You'll have the same
knowledge after a trial.
MKDFOHD PLAX I. VG MILIi
AI BUTTE FALLS
IS BIG AFFAIR
BUTTE FALLS. April 20. Satur
day evening there was tho usual pas
time dance and a good time for those
taking part. Sunday school as usual
on Sunday, and as we are without a
pastor, wo aro also without services
on the Sabbath day, so wo all tuke
hikes In the woods, and down to the
hatchery, gathering flowers on the
way; tho scenery Is great at this
time of year.
There was a mild freeze up here
Saturday evening, and tho rainy
weather, It seems, has passed on.
George Albert brought up a load
of people for the danco from Dupro's.
Wo are informed that the logging
train derailed several loads of log?
going down Saturday.
Mr. Conloy has purchased the
lawk mill on log creek, and will
continue to cut lumber, besides doing
extensivo farming in that vicinity.
as he bought the John Hlginbnthnm
place, which will ho thoroly cultivat
ed and cleared up, and ho is running
the Abbott p:ate loo.
liut what wo need tho worst is to
all join In and boycott the sugar and
potato garft which 1b on at this writ
ing, so let all the housewives get
busy if? there Is no moro time to tarry
now.
J. Hen-Inn wulkcd up from Browns
boro this Sunday as there was no
other way of transportation.
lilglo Abbott returned from Monr
roe the middle of tho week and will
work at the Big Pines camp.
Walter Allen stayed with Ernest
Albert Saturday ovenlug and took
in tho danco. -
Ii. D. Mills is delayed in Medford
for somo time.
Mrs. Ben Edmonson nnd family
aro visiting in town this week.
Frank Nethorland came up from
Medford Tuesday with a carload of
farm implements to use on the farm
ho is running above here.
Tho speedor was loaded, to full
capacity Saturday evening coming up
from Medford. Those making up
tho load wero Mrs. Clevenger and
Carson, Miss Kate Foley, H. D. Mills,
Ira Tungate, Ernest Albert, Ben Fre-
denburg, Mr. Fennel, nnd Mr. and
Sirs. Avery, beside some freight for
tho Big Pines camp.
Those loavlng for Medford Sunday
were Sirs. Cadzow, 'Sir. Ahlstrom and
H. D. Mills, (tho sthool board) going
out to hire teachers for tho next year.
They succeeded in hiring three
teachers. Tho principal from Tal
ent comes here, Air. Jowolt, who has
dono wonderful work up here
orinciplo tho past year, will go to
Talent.
Our bovs wore defeatod in the
basketball game Friday evening at
Central Point by Applegate, nltho
their team was made up with ex-sol
diers and cow punchers, or full grown
men from 22 ot 30 years. -The kids
gave them a hard game and if they
had a referee that would hve called
fouls for them as he did for Apple-
gate, it would have been more even
as It stands 5 to 22.
Sam Hughes and Ellen O'Brlan re
turned Monday after consulting the
dentist -and optician. Sam comes
homo with his mouth filled with fill
ings, and Ellen doesn't look at her
prospective hero just as she did when
she left. Her eyes aro double In
strength to what they were when she
lelt for tho valley.
NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO.
Adopted Monday, March 29.
ASHLxM MKDFOIU)
PitHy exnept Siimliiy.
. lavo Medtord 7:lo. b:mi, 8:4.r., 0:30,
10:15 11:00 a. in, 12:00 noon; 12:4ft. 1
2ilfi, 3:00, 3:43, 4:30. 0:1;'.. 6:00, 7:00 p. in.
8:4.1 p. in. Saturday only; 9:30 p. in. dally;
10:30 p. m. Saturday only.
' rhve Ashland 7:15, 8:00, 8:45. 0:30,
10:15. 11:00 a. m.; 12:00 noon; 12:45, 1:80
2:15, 3:00, 3:45. 4:30, 5:15, fl:00, 7:00 p. m.;
8:45 p. m. Saturday only; 0:30 p. m. daily;
12:15 midnight, Hut unlay only.
Sunday Only
9:00. 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12 -noon; 1:00,
2-00 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 0:30, 9:30 p. m.
. : 9:00 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12 noon; 1:00,
2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 0:30, 9:30 p. m.
Wattfne rnnm Ahlnd. Eat Side PharrruiT.
JACKSONVILLE MEDFOKI)
Daily rxnppt Sunday.
I.fNive Medford S:0U, 9:30, 10:30 a. m.;
12:00 noon; 1:30. 3:O0, 4:30. 6:30 p. m
Saturday only 7:30 p. m.; 9:30 p. m. daily
.Saturday only 10:30 p. in.
Saturday Onlv
Leave .TaHtson villi' 7:20, 8:30, 10:00, 11:80
a. m.; 1:0, 2:00, 3:45, 5:00 7:00 p. id. Sat
urday only, 8:00 p. ni
Suruhty Only
Leave Xfedford 0:00, 10:30 a. m.: 12-.O0
noon; 2:30, 4:00. 5:30, 9:30 10:30 p. m.
Leave .l.i-kROiivUle 10:00, 11:30 a. m. 1:30.
3:30, 5:00, 7:00, 9:50 p. ni.
Offi'-c and waiting room No. 6, South Front.
Nash HotM buildiiur.
JitrkHonvtlle Waitiiiff Room at jleter's Coo
fettionprv,
I'hnnn 309. MfiUnrrl. Or
WHAT BRAND OP FLOUR ARE YOU
USING AND WHERE WAS IT MADE?
Are you spending your money at home or
abroad? '
Indifference on this point is not the true
spirit of community building.
If vec trade out of town and you trade out of
town, what in the world will become of our town ?
Insist that your grocer send you VILMO
FLOUR, made at home from home-grown wheat.
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
ME PM EASES
L.
v k. C rtoUti
Tho I'uoif'e & Eastern Railroad
company have been digging a well
near their large water tank close to
the depot, as llicir pump froze up
and bursted Inst winter and I under
stand otherwise injured their watt"
system and now they arc putting tl)
well and pump nenrer the depot sc
that (ho agent, if thev have one sta
tioned there, can look after the plant
As it was. thev hud to pump the
water from Butte creek nnd carry it
through pipes for several hundred
yards. Thev have n fine gnsolin.
engine to use in pumping the water.
Mr. and Sirs, lirnrv Mover of Lake
Creek passed throned town Wednes
day afternoon on their way from
Medford.
George V. Looslev cnlled WedneS'
!av evening for supper and to meet
Mr. Fred Neil, who is stopping at the
Sunnyside, oaring for n lot of cattle
Mr. I.ooslcv bought some time ago,
and arc now running on the range
in the foot hills.
Joe Hilev, ono of the pioneers of
this section, was a business caller
Thursday morning nnd so was Mr.
A. C. Spcnce of Brownsboro. Mr.
Spcni'e i-i the road supervisor in the
Brownsboro district and seems to be
looking after the interest of those
who have to travel over the roads.
Enri I lavs, tho rond supervisor of
the Knulc l'oint district, was also in
town Thursday. He seems lo be
1 -o bnsv till tile time that he can work
I on the roads ami I hear those travel
ing over bis roads speak vcrv eom
, mendablv of bis work, but the (Jon
tinnoiis rains we have been havine
: for the past few weeks make it bard
to kern them ill anything like a trood
; condition.
I Jack Hickson, the foreman on the
A. 0. Uishup orchard, was ill tuna
Thursday having a lame span of
horses shod.
Lewis IIIoss. who is stoppimr on tin
John Itader farm, was a business
Her Thursday.
Mrs. Cieorue Avery, of Medford ho
had been up near the Dutrev saw
mill, with her husband on their homo
teud. came out Thursday v. ill)
Georue Albert on his motor car, an. I
reached here iust in time to miss the
jitnev and stairo both for Medforu
so had to wait until the afternoon jit
ney, but she went to the Sumivsidc
to rest, and went out with Will Lewis
on his 2 i. in. iitnev, but Cieortro Al
bert rushed around and went back
home for d'nncr.
JFr. and Mrs. Oni Cuss were shop-
pine here Thursday.
W. T. Normilc nnd Frank Hhodes.
were amonir the diners at the Simnv-
ide Thursday, and so was Watl
Beetle of Airate, and iialph Severaiic
recently from California. Mr. Heche
was havinu' Mr. Severance take a
small bunch of cattle up to bis ranch
above here.
Kred Ainies and .loo Pool motored
Ihroueh lowu in a new Ford Mr.
Aimes had recently purchased.
Jack Timrate of Ituttc Falls and
Shorty" Allen of Wellen were also
here Thursday.
I'earl Stowcll, who left here last
euson for Wnsirneton, returned and
was shaking hands with his friend--Thursday.
Mrs. McDonald of Tlrownshoro
came in on the r.ucle runt, l.nke
Creek staire Friday inorninir. talked
a few moments with Dr. Holt and
then Mr. Sobb started toward Med
ford with her and a vounir man;
Frank Neil, Geo. Kockseu and Joe
Kidd, who was formerly with J. M.
Vouali in the tavern that burned
down near the l'neitie & Eastern
depot, came out on the Kaitle l'oinl-
Hutto Falls stairo and too kdinner at
the Sunnyside.
Frank Johnson of Indian Creek and
Lawreneo Luv of Wellen were also
business cullers Friday.
Olt Nichols nnd his brother-in-law
Hob Harnish, nnd V. S. Haker of
Derby, who are emrau'cd puttimr no n
lot of wlro fencinL' out near Ilanpv
Camp, were here for dinner Frid.tv
and Mr. Haker is here no to '.his
Saturday eveninir.
MSss Florence Pool, our food dem
onstrator, and Miss Jessie Hues, i
sistant state homo demonstrator of
Oreuon, were here for dinner Friday
and Saturday. Thev arc holdir.ff
meetings with the ladies of the town
and surroundintr country, irivinti in
structions how to"'economi.e in the
makini; and remnkiiu; of clothes. I
dropped in Friday to see and be seuii
and found a linkers dozen, all ladic
ntently listening to what Miss Hite
was explaining; with regard to her
work, but owing to the extremely dis
agreeable day and bad roads aiii
tho luck of advertising, there was but
very few in atteiidiince, but today
there was a very nice nttondnnco for
some of the ladies lenme from a dis
tance in the country, among whom
was Mrs. Ed Cowdch, Mrs. Carl Esch.
Miss Elsie S'ngleton, MHss Margaret
Singleton. Mrs. Hcte l'etos. Mis.
Charles Kingle of Lake Creek anil
Mrs. George H. Brown of Browns
boro. Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Kingle
dined at the Sunnyside.-
While in conversation with Mrs.
Brown I naturally inouircd whether
Mr. Brown was developing his nuirli
silver mine on his farm and sho said
that be was and the result so fnr is
that tho rock assayed 1(3.00 in gold
and about the same in silver and a
still larger percentage in quicksilver
to the ton, and that he feels greatly
encouraged over the prospect.
Thursday us Mr. Adamson. who
curries tho mn'l from hero to Persist
via Trail, was coming out with lb"
mail in a truck, in crossing otic
branch of Elk Creek the water wa
so deep that it enmo up on tho enr
so as to stop his engine right in the
middlo of the creek nnd then he had to
get out to get a-tuuni to pull tho trucli
out of the water, it being nbont two
feet deep and the result was that he
did not arrive with the mail for some
time after tho usual hour, und it will
be remembered Hint Thursday Vfil
one of those cold, stormy blustrv days
such ns we seldom have as late as the
15th of April. To say that he suf
fered with the cold, as he was wet
considerably above his knees.
There was ouitc n large band of
cattle went thrown town th's Salur
lav morning on their way to the Sne-
ramento valley. It was n lot of cattle
that Orecn Malthews had sold, lm
I did not learn the name of the pur
chaser.
Wm. Ilolman. Benj. Bronhv, W. E
Hutler, Corbin Edgell and Green Mat
tnews were among tne Imstncss men
who were in town this forenoon.
Shortv Allen and Hodgors Von der
Hellen of Wellen. W. S. Bilker nnd W
T. Xorniile were here Snturdiiy for
dinner.
Could Xot Ilcln to Tell All
"I could not tell you all the bane-
fits I had from the use of Foley
Honey and Tar," writes MIbb Hobo
Florke, 209 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad-
dock, I'a. "I had a cold in my chest
and fearinR It would cause pneumo
nia I tried Foley's Honey and Tar and
It was not long till I felt relieved
I hope others suffering from severe
colds will try It." Many such letters
have been written about this tlim!
tried, reliable family medicine for
coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
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know why Camels
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Camels blend makes possible that -wonderful
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Fine Steels form the Sinews of a
Everything that is built to en
dure must have fine sinews.
A great ship, a giant locomo
tive, a huge bridge, a gigantic
building.
Search for tlic sinews in a ,
Maxwell and you discover new
steels, fine steels, special steels,
steels manufactured to Maxwell's
own formulae.
Steels, for instance, that make
possible that rare combination
of extreme lightness and brute
strength. (.
For a Maxwell is made to
be light in weight. Its mission
is economic transportation. 1
; Any superfluous pound : to,
carry around means so much
more cost of operation.
But the great problem was to
get steels of rare tpuality and
great strength.
They are found in a Maxwell
in axles, shaftings, gears, frame,
crankshaft, connecting rods,
etc., etc.
Tiej equal, pound for pound, .
the steels to be found in any
car made.
Costly as they are, they repay
their price many times over in'
the lifetime of -a Maxwell.
They save. They pay divi
dends of satisfaction. ,. , .
They make friends. They are
responsible for that rapid rise
of Maxwell the world over.
Nearly 400,000 now in use;
100,000 more in process of
construction ; and fully 40 per
cent of those who have de
cided upon a Maxwell as their
first-choice car will not be able
to get one this year so over
whelming is-' the demand for
'iiis remarkable car. .'
A,'ir,,;-;.!i,-.-, -
A. W.j Walker Auto Co.
Medford, Oregon