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KEDFORD 5I3TD TRTBTTNT5, MEDTOKD. OTJEClON', THURSDAY. APKTT; 22. 1920.
Ask for
'HILL'S
FJVE MILLION
USED IT LAST
CASCARA&BQUININE
Standard cold remedy for 10 yean
m uuici mrm uic, aure( no
opiates DrciKt up a cold in 24
nours relieves grip in 3 dava.
Money back if it fails. The
genuine box has a Red
top witn Mr. Hill's
picture.
At A" Drug Stmwm
! BOW'S YOUR BLOOD?
Pimples and Eruptions
Mean Bad Blood
People who have impure or impover
ished blood should be careful to take
nly a temperance remedy made of
wild roots and barks, such as Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
nd has been for nearly 50 years.
Ingredients printed on wrapper.
I ?n flr8t day you start to take this
Tellable medicine, impure germs and
accumulations begin to separate in the
blood and ore then expelled through
the eliminative organs.
In place of the impurities, the ar
teries and veins gradually get fresh
vitalized blood and the action of this
good blood on the skin means that
pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema,
lash, acne nnd many skin blemishes
will disappear. Then yon must re
member that when the blood is right,
the liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys
become healthy, active and vigorous
and yon will have no more trouble
with indigestion, backache, headache.
Get Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery to-day at any medicine deal
ers, in tablet or liquid form, or send
10c. for trial package to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Oakland, Calif. "A relative was
poisoned, hor blood
turned to water ;
the doctors gavo
li'ir up, said she
could never bo
cured. Hho Anally
took Dr. Pierce's
I! old on Medical
Illscnvnrv. nnrt it
cured her. I have
hnti sir nnnriiliina
J
f nilitll luib U1U III a
i , nervous state, with
y loss of sleep and
I I ' appetite. Doctor
Medical Discovery nnd Pleasant Pellets
uiou in.-. i Kuini-u pounds. iMUS.
Mae Tuudow, 4034 Suiter Street.
Big Reduction on
Used Cars
For the next ten days we
"Will give a lo per cent reduc
tion On the prices of our used
cars. We have some excep
tional good cars, that will be
sold at a bargain, and sold on
easy terms.
One Franklin Touring car $300
Ttlin new core urea DoWJ)
Ono 1918 Chevrolet $300
Down
One Appcrson touring car $250
run twelve thousand
miles Down
One 1910 Oldsmobllo 8, $1000
1 . IIIta '
, " Down
$400
vuu v(rj twiii ....... tv
Down
1010 Maxwell, run twelve
nunurca iruics. nctcr ajrn
been off of paving, Just p40U
as good as now Down
1013 Cadillac a fine car $300
for stage runs j)o
1010 2-ton Federal, $900
Down
Ono Dodgo touring $450
Down
One Overland, good con- $300
dltlon, run 8(100 mile DoWl
Seely V. Hall
Motor Co.
Opposite M. F. ?; II. llldg.
Stoves
Wanted
We want 50 second hand
stoves and ranges, also 100
IRON BEDS
What have you to offer?
. Cash or Trade
We buy whatever you
have to sell.
Mordoff&Woolf
PEOPLEV
YEAR XX
IS
FAVORABLE TO THE
SCHOOL TAX BILL
Tho following resolutions, present
ed by Beaver Creek committee were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, information shows our
educational system to be In a critical
condition and In need of immediate
financial aid, and
Whereas, there is great need of
taxation for that, which is the com
mon good of all, and
Whereas our school district has
made provision to secure $620 for
which to maintain our school for the
entire year, which sum shall bo in
sufficient, and
Whereas, a two mill tax. upon tho
taxable property of this county will
bring an additional sum of at least
$350 to each school district for each
teacher employed in the elementary
grades, which sum is greatly needed
to emihle many districts to secure
teachers, to buy necessary supplies,
and thus to enable them to give their
children an elementary education.
Therefore, be It resolved, that this
school board, school patrons nnd
teacher assembled at Beaver Creek
school this 14th day of April, do
adopt these resolutions and pledge
ourselves to support the elementary
educational bill providing for a two
mill tax upon all taxablo property of
this state for elementary school pur
poses. MRS. A. D. McKEU.
KMX EST McKKH.
EDNA H. COKE.
U. S. A. IS MENACED BY
ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 22. Tho
people of the United States are grave
ly menaced by the continued spread
of tuberculosis according to speakers
at tho annual convention of tho Na
tional Tuberculosis association which
was-formally opened here today. Tho
association is planning a nation-wide
fight against the disease.
Dr. Victor C. Vaughn of tho Uni
versity cf Michigan, president of the
association, in an address, asserted
that "nearly lOO por cent of the
adult inhabitants of our cities are al
ready infected with, tuberculosis.'
Living conditions must be bettered
to improve tho situation, the speaker
said, nnd this can only he affoeted by
the migration of the masses to the
rural districts.
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
SALKM, Ore., April 22. Blossom
dav in Jfnrion "county, when thous
ands of persons are expected to flock
to this c ty and he taken in uutomo
biles to fruit districts near the citv.
and when seaplanes will circle over
head bearing spectators through the
skies, was definitely set for next
Sunday, April 25, bv the board of
directors of the commercial club, it
wus announced today. Inclemency of
the weather prevented having lilos
som day last Sunday nnd it wus post
poncd until next Sunday. ,
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22. Jack
Thompson, Tulsa, Okm., negro heavy
weight pugilist, after making nn al
tempt to fight in the third round of
his bout scheduled ten rounds with
Pred Pulton last night at Milwaukic.
assimilated a light blow and went to
the floor. There he remained until
the referee gave the decision to Pul
ton. Spectators were sorely disap
pointed at the showing made bv both
men.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22 The
propclor steamer Astorian made n
round trip between Portland nnd As
toria yesterday, n d:stnnce of 220
miles, in 14 hours and 10 minutes in
eluding four stops besides the termi
nal slop at Astoria, defeating
Georginna, a vessel of a similar tvpc
in an all dav run.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22. Vic
tor Sunlit and his wife, .lulin. radical
Russian aliens, are nt liberty today
under! $1.00(1 bonds each, pending
final determination of proceedings
brought ngainst them bv Chief Im
migration Inspector Honhain for the'r
deportation to Russia as undesirables
Bail was posted late yesterday.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22.-
Therc nrc 101.126 voters registered
at the courthouse, the largest number
Multnomah county has ever knnwr..
according to the official count. Thi
is 1H')8 greater than the registration
for the general election in the fall of
1018. when the total reached nO.TtiH.
A republican gain of :r88 voters and
a democratic loss of 47o are shown
in the last two years.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22 Crops
of nil kinds in Oregon nre backward
but no injury is reported as n result
rtP lltn ..rtl.l tt-nf wonthfr. neenrd'n
to the weekly crop summary of the
Portland weather bureau.
Conditions have been generally fa
vorahle for winter wheat and onts and
earlv sown spring wheat, but warmer
weather is needed in places. Snrin
seeding is proceeding very slowly.
PROGRAM OF WORK FOR THE
I OR
IS OUTLINED IN OETAIL
These proerams are the result of n
thought survey of the entire mem
bership of the Med ford Chamber of
Commerce, ns obtained through n se
ries of croup meetings. It is an ex
pression of the most urscnt and ob
vious needs of the community at the
present time. In the natural course
of events other projects, unforseen,
will present themselves for immediate
consideration and the decisive 'action
of the chamber.
The accomplishment of the projects
included in these proarams will de
pend upon tho intelligent leadership
on the pnrt of the officers nnd di
rectors and enthusiastic co-operntion
on the part of tho membership. They
present n broad and comprehensive
field for organized community en
deavor. Major l'rogrnm of 'Work
The following subjects received
particular attention, indicating that
there was already a volume of public
opinion in favor of their accomplish
ment. The Chamber of Commerce is,
therefore, to find immediato and wide
support in its activities d'rected along
these lines.
Community Grounds Kndeavor to
ncciuire through eountv nnd municinal
authorities, grounds suitable for
county fair, aviation field, recreation
park, auto camp nnd similar corre
lated communitv activities.
Industrial Development Kncour
agc growth nnd expansion of present
industries. Develop timber ami .mine
ral resources. Secure packing plants
and agricultural by-product indus
tries.
Agriculture, Hurnl Relations
Work with Jackson County Farm Bu
reau and government agents to de
velop ngriculture nnd assist in secur
ing adequate irrigation.
Road Program Secure the adop
tion of a comprehensive road pro-
1 rnnsportation Kradicate traffic
completion.
Transportation Eradicate traffic
inequalities nnd discriminatory freight
rates. Develop additional transporta
tion facilities.
Community Spirit Stimulate a
loyal communitv spirit through meet
ings, and by other menus, to the end
that there mnv be complete co-operation
between all cit zens of Medford
and the adjoining rural sections.
Forum and Discusslonnl Program
Introduction :
These are projects that rennire dis-
ats
Th
sion of Grape-Nuts -
Then think how this
sturdy wheat and bai
ley food builds health
and strength.
No waste, and it makes
its own sweetening.
Is a "wonderful food
Sold hy grocers everywhere!
Made by Postum Cereal Co. Battle Greek,Mich
IB COMMERCE
cussion and winning of a larger in
terest nnd support before thev can be
undertaken to ndvaiitage.
. A singlenieetiiig of the forum may
indicate n degree of interest in n topic
that will justify its immediate trans
fer to the major program and the ap
pointment of a committee to begin
work.
Citv Planning and Beaulifieation
Submit to the citizens of Medford the.
advantages of systematic citv plan
ning nnd the importance of Citv
Bcnutificntion.
Advertising Present tho value of
proper publicity in the up-building of
the community.
Tourist Development Promoto a
plan to attract tourists.
Housing I nitintc a building pro
gram to relieve the housing shortage.
Y. St. C. A. Consider tho need for
n modern Y. M. C. A.
Re-loeato County Scat Kndeavor
to secure the transfer of the eountv
seat to Medford.
Improve Schools Work lo estab
lish the highest possible standard of
efficiency for the public educational
system in Medford.
Communitv House Consider n
communitv house ns a service mcmo
r al of the lato war.
Modern Police System Impress
upon the municipal authorities the
need of modernizing the police system.
Street Kxtension Have the citv
council 'provide more railroad cross
ings to render all portions of tho
city easily accessible.
Supplementary Activities
The following subjects were pre
sented, hut not bv a sufficient num
ber to warrant their being placed in
the major program of work. Thev
may be introduced into the activities
of the organization as public atten
tion is attracted to them nnd ns here
is opportunity to carry them out.
Legislative Legal interest rate,
minimum wage scale for women, traf
fic regulations, taxation.
Public Welfare Amusements, band
baseball team, pure millf.
Trado Improvement Trade nt
homo campaign, sjiecial sales, win
dow lighting. '
Internal Projects fdr Chamber
Better quarters, former residenee di
rectory, fish nnd gnme bureau.
Miscellaneous Armory, city hall,
real cstute board, insurance.
With Medford trade Is Medford made
Sweet
Crisp
Delicious!
the first impres
E
G.
IN JACKSON CO.
Jackson county will cast a strong
voto in favor of the proposed eon.-ti-tutional
amendment raising the bonti
iug limit from 2 to 4 per cent, ac
cording to tleorge T. Collins of Med
ford. manager of Mason, Khrman &
Co.'s branch houses at Medford ami
Klamath Kails, who has been at the
Multnomah hotel.
"Medford proposes to issue $5011,
000 road bonds, winch now is im
possible under the 2 per cent limM."
snid Mr. Collins. "If the proposed
amendment carries we intend to issue
these bonds and demand stato and
federal aid, getting one dollar from
the stato for each ono which Jackson
eountv puts up and then matching
this amount with federal aid, taking
advantago of the unclaimed funds set
aside for Oregon by the government
nnd thereby gaining three dollars for
each ono which we subscribe for ro;
improvements.
"Medford Chamber of Commer
hud a drive for members and funds
nnd now has 400 members and has
raised $18,000 to which will he added
nn additional $2000. in the near in
turo. Our roads include the import
ant Pacific highway road into Crater
lake, road to Sams valley and another
into Applcgnto valley and their tribu
taries. "The improvement of these roads
requires money which would bo im
possible to get under the present law.
Portland Orcgonian.
LONDON, April 6. Whothor tho
church should provido women confos-
sors Is a question with which the
Lambeth conference of the clorgy of
Groat Britain, to bo held In July, Is
threatened.
;At a meeting of the National
Union for Equal Citizenship, Miss
Edith Plcton-Turbervillo said letters
had been received from girls plead
ing for women confessors in high
Anglican churches.
Tho Rov. Henry Ross, vicar of a
largo London parish In a recent In
tervlew said women would not con
fess to women.
"There is tho psychological objec.
tion," he snid "that oao woman would
not trust nnothor to keep n secret,
Substitutes Often Worthless
It is a well-known fact that LycHa E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the most successful remedy
for woman's ills obtainable. Actually thousands of
women have proved this to be true. Notwith
standing, some women make the mistake of trying
something else, said to be just as good, simply because
it is new.
Is it not foolish to risk tho possible had results of such
experiments nnl is it not bettor to depend upon a med
icine that you know is reliable a medicine that lias liad
no equal for more than forty years ?
Head what these Women Think About It
North East, Mil.' I was in ill
ho.ilth four or tiro years ami doc
tored with ono doctor aftnr miotlior
but none holpod mo. 1 was irregu
lar ami hail such torrlblo pain iu my
back, lower part of my body ami
down each sido Unit I liutt to go to
bod thruo or four d ay h ovory mouth,
1 was vory tiorvous, tirod, rnuld not
nlonp nnd could not oat without Rot
ting sirk. A frloiul askivl mo to
tnko byiliaK. I'inkhum'H Voj;ot:Ulo
Compound and I am sorry I did not
tuku it sooner for it has holpod mo
wonderfully. I don't havu to ro to
bt'il with tho pain, can eat without
hchig sick ami havomoro strength.
1 recommend your uicillcino and you
aro at liberty to publish my testi
monial." El.17.mKTH W HA VII it, It,
It. 2. Kortti East, Md.
Be AViso Accept Nothing But
' LYDIA E. PINK M A M JM EPIC INE "L
rj
i
nn Gnu Itnngo and mowHircii nnd controls tho hent. No mora
RucMing nt tho toinpcrntiiro for cooking nnd bailing. You select tho
temperature you want. Hot tho wheel nnd your lioat will stay at
thnt oxact point no more, no Iohh.
Como in and let us explain this device (o you.
Oregon Gas and Electric Co.
Modford, Ore.
Fifth and North Riverside
The Dow Hospital
Graduate Nurses Only
Special Attention to X-Ray Cases.
REPUTATION
NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO.
Adopted Monday, March 29.
ASHLAND M F.DFOUI)
Daily ex'rppt Bimdiiy.
I,rv Meilfonl 7:U, :Cm, fl:4B, 6:80,
10:16 11:00 a. m, i'l.UO ti'ton; 12:4ft. !:&',
;O0, 3:4', 4:30, 6:1ft, 0:UO, 7:U0 p. m.
A:4.i p. in. Saturday onlv; 9:30 JJ. tn. dully;
L0:H0 p. m. Haturduy only.
Leave AiMantl 7:1S, 11:00, 8:45, 9:S0,
10:1.0, 11:00 a. in.; 12:00 tiwin: U:4r, 1:30
2:1.1, S:00, 8:4;i, 4:10, 6:15, 0:00, 7:U p m.;
H:ta p. m. Halimlay only; :S0 p. tn. daily;
li:li) iniJriiKttl, Hlunljy only.
Snnnjf Only
0:00, 10:00, llroo a. m.; 1? noon; 1 :90,
1:00 3:00, 4:00, b.vO, 6:Mi, 0:30 p. m.
9:00 10;00, 1 1 ;00 a. m.; 12 noon; 1:00,
1:00, S;00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:20, IhAO p. m.
Waiting room A"Mii'i, bi'Jc rtiarm-icj.
Utica, N. Y " I was all run down
and had no energy or ambition and
no strongth to do my work. I went
to tho doctor's ollico ovory other day
and could hardly crawl to get tlioro
and back. My li unhand wanted mo
to try bydia 13. i'inkham' s Vpro
tahlo Compound and ho got mo a
bottlo and in two weeks this modi
ciuodid mo more good than tho doc
tor's inodiclno h:id ilono in ton. I
kept on until 1 had taken ten bolt lot
and folt liko a new woman. Now I
do all my own work besides all kinds
of dressmaking and sometimes paper
hanging. I will recommend Lydia
13. I'lnkhaiu's Vegetable Compound
as long as I live and you may pub
lish my testimonial." Mrs. K. O.
Taxnkr, bit! 1'laut St., Utica, (. Y.
The Lorain
Oven Heat
Regulator'
Tolephone 11
SATISFIED CTSTOMKIS3
Are what mako our reputation
so high among those in need
of the bettor class of mill work.
Those who get 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.
MKDFOKI) PLAXIXG MILL
JACKSONVILLE MKDFORD
Dully fxopnt Sunday.
r.cavft Mrdfor-I 8:00, 0:80, 10:80 I. !.
12:00 noon; 1 ::10. 8:00, 4:30, fi:30 p. m.
Hntiinlay only 7:30 p. m.; 9:80 p. m. dally.
Saturday only 10:30 p. in.
S;itunl.y Only
LMre J:iokaonvitIe 7:20, 8:30, 10:00, ll:lt
a. m. ; 1:00, 1:00, 3:46, 6:00 7:00 p. OL St
uidny only, 8:00 p. m.
.Sunday Only
Iavt Modfnnl tf:00, 10:30 a. ra. 11:00
liiMin; 1:30, 4:00. 6:30, 9:30 10:30 p. m.
I.eurc JurkxAnvltlr 10:00. 11:30 a, m. 1:S0,
3:Mi, 6:00, 7:00, 9:60 p. m,
Office and waiting room Ho. 6, South Front,
Nfiid) Hotel hulldintc.
Jrtfknonvtlle Waiting Room at Retft's 0on
fprtiomry,
I'bo'iv 309, McHqM. Oro. .