Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

ttTWOUV nrXTC TRIBUNE. MEDFOTiD. (VnEftOX". WET)XETAY. MAY Ifl. Iftffl.
GRAY HAIR BECOMES.
nini aim nriimnii
ilftnft hiiu pmunrui
Tiy Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
j Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sape
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, tttreaked
rtr e-rnv Years ana the onlv wav to KOt
this mixture was to make It at homo,
which Is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
a rug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound." You will get a large
bottle of this old-time recipe improved
by the addition of other Ingredients,
at very little cost. Kverybody uses
this preparation now, because no ono
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does It so naturally
and evenly. - You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
Btrand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glofiay and
you look years younger. Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful
toilet requisite. It Is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
(Unease. 0
IF BONUS FAIL
EN
L BE LOST
.Several inwtiiiKs were held last
eveninir in lHferent purls of tlie oouii
tv explain the road bund measures
mid in a number of instances the sume
"esulled in a sort of a round-table
discussion. It whs evident that a
greater ii'oiorl ion of the voters of
the county are in favor of the county
bond issue, however the uuestions
asked, showed that there had not bean
sufficient Unlet thrown upon certain
features of the cnrupniL'ii.
.Many people do not understand
that the I'nited States uovernment
has appropriated tbroiiL'h the Agri
cultural .Department a certain spe
cific sum of money fur road build-
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work of nil kind
Mailing Uit
Tunnell & Edwards
108-308 Liberty Building
, Medford, Oregon.
PEA1L0II
(KEROSENE)
roit
COOKST0VES
Iran
SIAXI1ARD OIL COMPANY
ICALirORNIAI
V. Walker, Special Au'cnt Stan
dard Oil Co., Mcelleinl, Ore.
iiiir purposiui and that the same 1.
jpportioned to the various states. If
thce stales do not take uriviuituiK of
the federal money for each year, the
saaie is iven to other states wh
are in position to match the funds.
The federal money is not permitted
to accumulate from vear to year for
tlie states. If a vear is passed wilh
imt -jettim? the money, it is tiune fur
ever, therefore, it is up to the voter
of Oregon to see that they pass the
1 per cent state bond limitation act,
wberebv the state will find it pos
sible to bond itself and net this fede
ral money each vear.
In several districts in the county,
there is liable to he found an almost
solid vote airainst the county bond
issue and that it because of the loca
tion of the racifie Highway. There
is no (iiiestion but what an iniurv has
been done to Kouue Kiver in permit
ting th(f hiiihwav to avoid their city
instead of toiler through it. The
people of Hutrue Hiver fur this reason
are very bitter toward road bund
measures and their attitude is any
thing hut charitable toward (retting
other good roads established in the
county. Some time this wrong must
be made right and it will be up to the
people of this county to see that
the same is done.
It is evident that some strenuous
efforts must he made to get out a lull
vote on 'f'rielnv. otherwise the bond
issue may go by default.
Turks and Gresks Clash
COXSTAXTIXOI'i.l-:, May !) (I5v
the Associated Press) (ireek and
Turkish troops hnve clashed about
2o miles east of Smyrna, where the
Turks are taking the offensive 11 in!
are apparently massing reinforce
meets preparatory to further ud
vnnces against the Greeks.
GET UP EARLY TO
TOMORROW A. M.
The Xorthwcst Advertising Ciirn
van will stop for 11 nine o'eloe.
breakfast in .Medford tomorrow
morning. This contingent of adver
tising men from liritish Columbia.
Spokane, Seattle, Portland and inter
mediate points are on their wav to
Stockton, California where a conven
tion of the l'ncifie Coast Advertis
ing Clubs is to he held.
In going by automobile, these men
have an opportunity to get into touch
with the communities along the route
and it gives them a keener tinder
staneling of the people as well as
knowing Oregon better.
There tire something like two hun
elred people participating in tins
caravan and they will breakfast in th
various hotels and restaurants. It is
anticipaleil that a number of trucks
are in the curavan for nelvertisin
purposes tind they no doubt are us
ing clever means in attracting atten
tion. The United States army
represented with trucks and motor
cycles and a contingent of thirty
men. There will be u Hcd Cross am
balance and the usuat trouble car
which brings up the rear.
A good representation of Medford
people tenneirrow morning on the bust
ness streets to gre'et this aggregation
from the north will he appreciated.
SECY. OF INTERIOR TO
HEAD U. S. RAIL
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With Goodyear Tires
If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell
or any other car using 30x3-, .30x3V2-, or
31x4-inch tires, you can well take advantage
of the high relative value built into all Good
year Tires:
You can well do so because you can secure
in the smaller Goodyear Tires the results of
such skill and care as have made Goodyear
Tires the preferred equipment on the high
est priced automobiles of the day. ;
You can well do so because these smaller
Goodyear Tires are easy to obtain, being
produced at the rate of approximately 20,000
a day, and because their first cost usually is
as low or lower than that of other tires in
the same types and sizes.
Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station
Dealer for these tires, and for Goodyear
Heavy Tourist Tubes. He supplies many
other local owners of the smaller cars.
30x3 Ooodycar Double-Cure
l abnc, All-Wcatlicr Tread
30x3'j Goodyear SmKlc-Cui
Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread .
Curo $2352
Goodyenr Heavy Tourist Tubes arc thick, strong tubes that
rcintorcc cnsings properly. Why risk a good cusmg with a
cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more
than tubes of less merit. 30x3 size in waterproof $A 5
nng -
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Medford Service Station
Corner Main Street and Pacific Highway.
Bi'I- V. 8. fat. pttct
Complete Stock of ".
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Carried at nil times. Sec us before buying.
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
We handle ;i complete line of
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Medford Auto Co.
WASHINGTON, May . IS. Presi
dent Wilson today appointed John
Uarton Payne secretary of the Inter
ior, as director general of the railroad
administration, to succeed Walker
D. Hinos, whose resignation became
effective May 13.
SECRETARY OF STATE
. A . w
Henry J. Schiilderman who Is seek
ing thu reimiihciiii uoiiiiuuuoii for
secretary of state, the present corpor
ation commrssioner, has filled that
office witlt notable efficiency, and
during the past year, despite the high
cost of living, conducted the office
as economically as ho did four years
ago. Last year he turned $-'22,170
into the treasury, profit to the tax
payers. He has been a thorn in the
flesh of the wild-catter and the
World's Wbrk said that while there
were over 1000 rake stock selling
companies operating in - the United
States In 1919, there was not a single
wildcat scheme in Oregon.
Mr. Schtilderman's official training
has been in channels that huve ac
quainted him with the necessity and
economy of keeping In first class
shape all public records, lias good
business judgment and is familiar
with the technique of auditing re
quirements so necessary to save rev
enue and litigation rfor tho state.
These qualificatlons'speclally (it him
for the important offlco of secrotury
of state.
Mr. Schulderman was born in Ore
gon in 1873, has lived In the state all
his life, was educated in tho public
schools and graduatod from the law
department of tho University of Ore
gon. Paid Adv.
G. W.Godward
Who seeks' tho nomination for
County School
Superintendent
On tho Kepublic.ui ticket is a man
thoroughly competent to fill the po
sition. He has been principal of the
acksonville schools tho past three
years and is offered the same position
for next year.
W. M. Smith, superintendent of
Marion county schools for the past
twelvo years says of Mr. Godward
"He taught very successfully in some
of the most responsible positions in
Marion county for a number of years,
He Is a man of splendid character and
u teacher of superior ability. Should
he. Be elected to tho office of school
superintendent of Jackson county the
peoplo will havo no cause to regret
their action In placing him at the
head of tho schools of tho county."
Paid Adv.
GIM CHUNG
' China Herb Store
Herb euro for enrnche. hendnche. c.iti
arrh, dlnthorlii, sore tlirout, lung trouble.
kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heiirt
(.rouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of KotU-rs.
NO Ol'KHATlONS. .
Medford. OreRon, Jan. 1.1. 1917.
This ta to certify that I. the 'indersign
ed, bad very seven stomnch "trouble and
had been bothered for several years and
iHSt Aut;ust was not expected to live, and
hearing of Olm Chung (whose Herb
Store is t 214 South Front street. Med
ford). I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and 1 atnrted to feeling
bettor ns soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
ment anyone afflicted as I was to see
Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W H JOHNSON.
"Witnesses:
Tin. Lewis, K.igle Point.
V. Ji. Childreth. Kacb Point.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. R Holmes, Knglo Point.
C. K. Moore, Kaglo Point
J. V. Mclnlyre, Kngle Point. i
Oeo. Von der Helen. KaRle Point.' j
Thos. K. Nicjols. Eagle Point. '
To the Democrats
of Southern Oregon
It must be apparent to the democrats of this section that we are entitled
to at least one delegate to the National Convention from Southern Oregon,
lielleving so, the democrats at a recent meeting, called for the purpose of
considering the best interests of the party, nominated Frank Wortinan as
Southern Oregon's representative In the National Convention.
We desire to certify to the democrats of Southern Oregon that we are
personally well acquainted with Mr. Frank Wortinan, know his ijualifica
tions, know that he is a true and faithful democrat, a supporter of the
administration, and an advocate for the League of Nations, and know that
he will, if elected to the democratic National Convention, support tno
administration of President Wilson, and vote for a candidate who is the
popular choice of the democrats of tho slate, as indicated at tho primary
election to be held Jlay 21st.
Wo take pleasure therefore in asking tho democrats of Southern Oregon
to support -Mr. Wortman for thut position.
W. K. CAMPBELL,
Chairman County Central Committee,
W. K. CKUWS.
lifts. HOSU SCIIIUFFELIW Paid Adv.
Bursell for County Commissioner
TO THE VOTERS OF JACKSON COUNTY, -OltEOON:
As the time for tho Primary Election is close at hand, rendoiinc it
Impossible for me to personally meot and interview all tho voters of this
cntintv. 1 InUp lhl nunni't 1111 il V elf Int voelllellli llivself to such vnte'i-q nq m;iv
hot bo personally acquainted with me.
As is known to many, I am a camlidato for election on tho Republican
Ticket at the Primary Election as County Commissioner for Jackson County.
I have lived in this County for thirty-seven yenrs during all of which time
I have been engaged in farming about three miles northwest of lledforel
and have also engaged extensively in stock raising and in purchasing and
shipping stock.
I believe I am Justified in saying that I am entirely familiar with the
county as a whole, I having visited practically all portions of tho county
during the past eight years, und I am well and personally acquainted with
a large percentage of the people of tho county, as well as entirely familiar
with the needs of the different sections or portions of tho county, particu
larly as to general road conditions. . ,
I am seeking election at the earnest solicitation of many of my friends,
and I am not catering to any faction or section whatsoever, and If elected
will do my utmost to properly represent the peoplo of the county as a wholo
without fear or favor to anyone.
I I am a staunch believer In progressiveness, and believe in advancement
of the best interests of tho peoplo of tho county along thorough business
lines, but I am opposed to unnecessary extravagance or waste in the carry
ing out of any county contract. I believe that tho affairs of thq county
should be conducted with the same conservatism and care as the personal
affairs of our best business men.
I am unqualifiedly in favor of good roads, but believe that the people
are entitled to one hundred cents in value out of every dollar expended
and If elected I will do my best towards seeing that they receive such value
for all moneys expended, either upon roads or in any other department or-.
departments of the affairs of tho county.
I believe that the interest of the orchardlst, farmer and business man
are and should be entirely harmonious, and when properly conducted work
for the best interest of the county.
This Is the first time In my 37 years residence In tho valley that I havo
sought election to any office, but I believe that I am in a position to render
careful and efficient services to the peoplo of tho county in the position
of one of your County Commissioners, and if It should develop that I am
successful In being elected to this offlco It will bo my constant aim to con
duct the business of the county along business lines, and to the "very best
liossiblc advantages to the people of the county as a wholo. -I havo been a
fctaunch Republican all my life, and so far as I have been ablo to see, havo
always worked to the up-buildlng of the community In which I have lived,
and if elected I promise to use in the affairs of tho county the same caro.
prudence and business. ' ,
If this platform meets with your Ideas of tho proper qualifications of a'
County Commissioner I shall bo pleased to receive your support, and if 1
secure same will endeavor to seo that tho confidence bestowed is not mis
placed. Very respectfully submitted,
Paid Adv. VICTOR BURSELL.
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