Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 02, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORECION. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1921 PAGE THREW V, BACK BAD TODAY? Backache is usually kidney-ache and makes you dull, nervous and tired. Use Doan's Kidney IMlls for weak kidnuys the remedy recommended by your friends and neighbors. Ask your neighbor Mrs. M. Jones. 208 Tripp St., Med ford, says: "I am always ready tu speak a good word for Doan's Kid ney Pills for I have never found any thing equal to them for backache. I 'Used to be troubled a great deal with my back and at times when 1 would bend over 1 could hardly straighten. Sharp, shooting pains would eaten mo through my kidneys, nearly cutting my breath off. My kidneys acted ir regularly, especially at night. I used oans Kidney l'UIs and they en tirely, relieved the trouble. 1 have $ind no return of any kidney disorder Since, and gladly recommend this fine iftineUy." ' The above statement was given March 17, 191ti and on March 22, ID'IO.. Mrs. Jones said: "I am always glad. .to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills and they never fail to help me when 1 have any kind of kidney dis order." UOd at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Huffalo, N. V. Adv. Gifts that Last We nrc now receiving n limited number of nftes for autting into suitable shapes for jewelry. Just received one 21-jewel Hamilton ( size watch movement at $5.'i.O0 direct from factory. First one who calls gets it. EDGAR WIGHT 17 N. Central Easy to Explain Why wo had to increase our staff of accountants. Hecauso wo have served our clients conscientiously and eni ' ployed every means of improve ment, we have gained the confi dence of the public. Results? Business Is Good lid you have difficulties with -your INCOMB TAX RETURNS lust year? If you had, avoid it in the future by seeing our IN COME TAX SPECIALIST. A word to the Wise Is Sufficient Wilson Auditing Co. Liberty BIug. AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and ' , Revarnished ' 221 North Fir. L. G. SPRINKLE, Prop. Phone 777 ::( . Licensed );jCITY SCAVENGER 'Xil Vofuse Immediately removed on slWt notice. Weekly visit : In rosl- jdefteo dlHtrlctSi Daily business dls- inua i'uona oud, '. wniTSETT & -JENNINGS. To the Home Owner or Prospective Builder We wish to announce that we can now deliver the, :-. isV,.V.. BIG 3 Meueller Pipeless Furnace at Uic new price on very liberal terms rComfortable heat in every room Local Personal References Modern Plumbing & Heating Co Sparta Bldg. Phone 620 GIM CHUNG China Bert Store Hern cure for arwrr.e. headache, cat arrh, dlptherla, sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, etomauh trouble, heart (trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked hrennt, cures all kinds of goiters fcJO OPERATIONS. Medford. Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917. j This Is to certify that I, the undersign ed, had very severe stomach trouble ana had been bothered for several years and iast August was not expected to live, end hearing of Olm Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 314 South Front street, Bed ford), 1 decided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling better as soon as I used them and toduy am a Well man and can heartily recorv ment anyone afflicted as 1 waa to ie Glm Chung and try his Herbs. wMgneaj w u juanaun. witnesses: Jin. Lewis. Eaglp Point. W. L. Children, Eagle Point. M. A. Anderson. Medford. 8. 6. Holmes, Eagle Point. C. E. Moore, Eagle Point J. V. Mclntyre. Etfrle Point Qo. Von der Helen, Eagle Point, Xho. IB, Mcbols. KaU Point. DRIVE TO SAVE I'hoenix Joins with Medfnrd, Ash land and other places to secure Jack son county's quota of JtiOuo necessary to keep from starvation the a,500,00U children of Central Europe, who must have help from America or die soon fi:'m hunger and cold. The follow ing have been made a committee to receive gifts and help as they can in the work: Andrew llearn, J. M. Ha der, M. J. Norris, Mrs. Donna Graff's, Mrs. Kred Furry, Mrs. V. K. Ander son and Joseph W. Angell, pastor of the I'hoenix church. This committee announces a special "soup and bread" supper to be given Kriday evening, February 4 at Clyde Hall, Phoenix, at 7:30, to which every body Is asked to come. No fixed charge will bo made for this supper. Each one is asked to pay as libe rally as he can. and all the proceeds jwill go to help save from death those j who are starving. j It was decided by the Phoenix com , mittee that mention should be made In our appeal, especially of the 3.&0U. 000 children in Central Europe who look to America (through the Hoover jfuud) to save them, and also of the j 15, 000,000 now actually starving In North China; so that all who desire Jto give to both of these may have every opportunity to do so. "Whatever is received this week by the i'hoenix committee will go to the I Hoover Central Europe fund for chil dren, unless the givers specify that it is for China. All who desire to give (to the appalling need in China, should I mark their gifts "China," und these jwill be sent at once by the I'hoenix j committee to the "American commit tee" for the "China Famine Fund," re- cently organized in response to re ; peated appeals from U. S. diplomatic and consular of fitters in China and ! from many missionaries who have jlived for years in the famine district covering 100.000 square miles, and I having a population of 40,000.000, .who are now almost entirely destitute j of food nnd are trying to live on leaves, bark, etc., and of whom 10,000 are now dying daily. The 1 5,000. ') will soon die unless America helps them. Friday has been designated ns self denial or "last" day in behalf of the starving children in Europe and people in China, and it is hoped that I many here will observe it as such. At the soup and bread supper Friday .evening at Clyde hall, envelopes will , be provided so that all who attend may specify whether they want their money to go to the children of (Nsn- :tral Europe or to the people of Cii'na or both. ' lty hearty vote of the congregation present last Sunday morning at the Phoenix church, a special offering will be taken at the church next Sun day morning for the China famine fund.. ' , ! "Hoy's Work" will be the most im portant meeting of the I'hoenix ijioincrnooo on Krulay evening, Feb ruary 4, at Clyde hall. County Secre tary Cash Wood, ot Medford, will be present and address the men on this vital matter. The brotherhood com mittee on "IJoy's Work." consisting of II. W. Frame, M. J. Norris, nnd Dr. T. J. Malmgren, will report. Miery member of the brotherhood uhnniri be present. This mct-tlna will be in mo council room of Clyde hall promptly at 8:30. Immediately fol lowing the "bread and in behalf of the famine funds, (aa eiscwnere mentioned in these col umns). Trombone music a feature of the evening. "Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow ing nnd snuffling! A dose of "l'upe's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usu ally breaks any cold right up. The very first dose opens clogged nostrils and the oir passages of the head: stops nose running: relieves the headache, dullness, feverishncss. "Tape's Cold Compound" costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, con tains no quinine Insist upon Pape's! Adv. GOOD CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN ran TAJ LOB 12H Kant Man St. The Medford Auto Paint Shop (Registered) General Motor Car Iteflnlshing N. Central & Jackson. Phone 707 WANTED Ford Roadster Body 104 So. Bartlett IS AND ASHLAND. Feb. 2. This Is "Kducn tlonal Week" in Ashland, with Tues day specifically set apart for a notable observance. The day was ushered in by an open forum luncheon at Hotel Austin, with a number of out-of-town prominent educators present in nddl tlun to the home folks. Among the number were Prof. John C. Almack, of the extension department; Irs. Fox, dean of women, and Prof. Uo'j bins, dean of the commerce depart ment, all of the state university. Supt. Briscoe, of the city schools, presided ut this gathering. The literary and musi cal program followed the luncheon, the address of the hour being by Prof Almack, on "Ashland's Possibilities as an Kducational Center." Last week. Herbert Cuthbert, executive secretary of the Puclfic Northwest Touting asso ciation, visited here, and as an expert passed upon the merits of Ashland as a resort cenler, paying a glowing trib ute to its numerous advantages in this respect. At the address on Tuesday of this week, however, the opportunities, or rather possibilities, of developing educational facilities here were partic ularly dwelt upon. On Monday evening Mrs. Fox, dean of women at the mil versity was tendered a reception at the home of Mrs. J. P. Dodge, on the Boulevard, where an opportunity was afforded for townspeople teachers, und members of the local chapter of the Daughters of the Kevolutlon, to meet the dean of women in a social way. On Tuesday evening the scene shifted to Chautauqua Pioneer hall, where, under auspices of the chatnbnr of commerce, business men of tho town fraternized with the agricultur ists of the surrounding country dis cussing the development work Incident to activities of the Farm Uureau, especially insofar as they affect the mutual welfare of both town nnd rural districts. The Farm Uureau has been styled the commercial club of tho country. This hypothesis being ap plicable, it follows that the organiza tions should meet on n level both iu a social and industrial way. The gather ing on Tuesday evening was a repre sentative ono, and its occurrence Is but the beginning of a series of others which are to follow at stated Intervals. The family of Harvey Gearhart, who left Ashland sometime ago, have decid ed to locate permanently nt Napa, Calif. A tag day campaign In behalf ot tho Albertlnu Kerr Nursery Home ot Port land will occur on Feb. 12. This la a meritorious Institution, its beneficent activities being well known and its needs being championed by residents of this county In general. Emll Pell and Henry Provost attend ed the gathering of hardware and im plement dealers of tho state, held In Portland last week. The entire personnel of the Amer ican Syncopated orchestra were treat ed to an auto joyride throughout the town last Friday preliminary to their entertainment at the jirmory in the evening. A tragic and pathetic feature is be ing developed incident to the death of late, at a sanitarium near Alanmgordo, New Mexico, of an ex-service man named Charles Armstrong Helms, who gave his address as Ashland, Oregon, the specific location being on the boulevard. The deceased claimed American citizenship, but served with a Canadian contingent overseas. The name is a familiar one, and in re sponse to requests from New Mexico, attempts are being made hereabouts to got information regarding the de ceased soldier. Kev. W. L. Mcllliiger, former pastor of the Christian church here, now oc cupying a corresponding position at Ogden, Utah, occasionally reverts to his old occupation ot teaching as tem porary supply in the schools ot that enterprising city. In the summer sea son he is primarily engaged on the Chautauqua circuit throughout territory embraced in the 'ntennountaln region. The Chautauqua winter course here will Include a concert by the New York Chamber of Music as a major attrac tion, Wednesday evening, Feb. 9, at the armory. This aggregation Is said to be one of the finest musical organi zations extant. The Hawthorne school Is expanding, another department being necessary. As a consequence the second grade has been established, Its teacher, Miss Maud Hedrick, being a newcomer here. The shrine meets in Masonic hall, Friday evening this week. A heglra of the youthful element oc curred in the direction of Portland ru cently, no less than half a dozen husky lads proceeding there for a final ex amination, both physical and mental, preliminary to entering Undo Sam's aviation service. Jlminie Pefley, Perry Norton, Carrol Thornton. Herman Trott, Gus Wolcott and Virgil Kamsey are among the number. A preliminary examination nearer home will lie nun plemented by an exacting one nt re cruitlng headquarters in tho metropo lis. "Am I My Hrother's Keeper" was a query propounded by James L. Him rod of Chicago, prominent Chautauqua lecturer, who addressed tho congrega tion at the Methodist church last Sun day morning. In discussing the social ist question, the 8eaker voiced a pro nounced opinion that the revolutionary teds were not so much to be feared, eventually, as the "Pinks," or parlor bolslievlsts, whom he termed the great I ML IS LAUNCHED BY GOLD K. MAYOR A civilize 1 pu, son n.-.iu.-ally eoml lets himself in jut a crtnln way day In l.n.l day on;. I'e may love and purr, hit his thun.lj a:id say ding, he may become angry, and say mighty cutting things and evi :i take another to physical task, but all men are prac tically the same in all these instances When conduct is other than these the man Is either drunk or insane. Now for some time conditions have become very bad here. It Is becoming impossible for a lady to walk down the street without being Insulted by hearing the most vulvar language in tentionally or unintentionally mouthed for her especially.. Groups of men and boys are known to stand on corners and make obscene remarks about nearly every woman who passes. Hooze is entirely too plentiful. Men not only make asses of themselves with it hut the boys are buying It and going hume intoxicated. The raid on tho still up the river started the ball rolling and no time iu the history of the town has such it de termined stand been taken to clean up the town. Tho city council headed by Mayor Johnson is unanimous iu a de cision to put a stop to the lawlessness here and a whole lot of people are backing the council. Friday night, 1C. T. Ross, who claim ed he had taken only one nip, was wracking the peuen and quiet of Main street and was arrested by Marshal Stickle. A. A. Uallliiger of Grants 'ass who also had only onu dilnk (?) upon seeing Ross arrested knocked the policeman cold. Karl Pankey Immedl utely took Stickles' placo ami brought Uallliiger before the mayor and Deputy Sheriff Win. Cook rounded up ltoss Saturday morning Uullinger was fined $10 and Hoss was fined t-0. Later Friday evening another of the Hoss boys became too ramhumpttous and with a companion, F. II. Smith was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ale Mahou nnd were taken to Jacksonville where Saturday morning Hoss was fined $36 and Smith was fined $1S. M. S. Johnson, the mayor, wants the public to learn, quickly, that he means business and will punish every violator of the law to the limit. It is a crying sluime that stuff like this must be published but tho days of squashing a crime to protect a fellow's name or the dignity of the town are gone forever. This paper Is going to give every offender full publicity In the future and seo If a littlu public shame will do any good. We are behind the mayor und council to stop disorderly conduct nnd to make Gold Hill a fit place to invite strangers to come to and settle In. Gold Hill News. er menace to our nutional existence In general. Multa Commandery, Knfghts Tern plar, meets on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2, iu stated conclave, work in the Red Cross being supplementary to routine duties. At the recent convention of the Interstate Y. M. C. A. associations In Salem, Homer Hillings was elected secretary. He and John Kigg attended the gathering from Ashland, accom panied by Cash Wood, secretary of the Jackson county contingent of the "Y" organization. 'As an instance of the sympathy prompted ly the privations endured by the children In Europe, one mem ber of Ashland post of the American Legion, has adopted three French war orphans, the term "adoption" Implying a guaranty as to providing for the waifs during the present year. At a legion meeting on Feb. 8, the members will discuss merits of two bills pending before legislature, these measures being connected with relief as proposed thru channels of the state farm nnd home project. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Take no chances with substitutes! Unless you see the name "Uayer" on package or on tablets, you are not get ting genuine Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for twenty-one years and proved safe by millions. Take As pirin only ns told In tho Uayer pack age for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Karache, Toothache, Lumbago and for J'iln. Handy tin boxes of twelve Uayer Tablets of As pirin cost few cents. Druggists nlso sell larger packages. 'Aspirin is the trade mark of Hnycr Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Hallcylicacld. Adv. LeeWatkins&Co SELLS SrrnU-h Feed, per 100 lint. ..$3.83 Krk Producer, per 100 lbs. ... 3.85 liuth-nnllk Mash, mt 100 llw. . . 4.00 Millrmi, prr 80 llm 1.00 Flnhrr'8 Dairy Feed, per. 00 His. 2.73 Shelled Corn, per 100 llm 2.T3 Fresh Corn Meal, per lb 4c We meet all competition. Call and see us. Dvllvcrr la Uljr Pliuoo 209 G. B ILL GIVE BAH AT NAT FEBY. 8 During the war the Circa tor Mtd- fni tl rliih ct'aKi-il its ;u tivith-s in most dlitH'ttuns, I'Xtvpt Kt'il Cross and war work. Tho numher of -luh incmhorH hurt boon greatly iiu,r;is.,d sinoo tlnn und tho 1-ivic and MH-lal culls fur its UHslstanco huvo multiplied. The oluh donated ho far this yi-ar, to tho rVnu'rU'un Lotion, ?l!T to tho V. V. '. A., $-11 for tho assist a 11 co of i-ol- letfo women, $10 for relief in Kuropo und has a membership in tho Cham ber of Commeivo besides doing a number of other local things. fo meet these expenses I hey give oeca-sional ontertainmenis. Tho next will bo a program and dance at tho Nntutorium on Tuesday. February S, tho proceeds to bo used entirely for local .service. Tho ladles of the club feel that all of Mcdf.ird should re spond and help lo swell tho strength of their service in tho community. Those not caring to dance will enjoy tho splendid program, which wilt bo uii noil need in full later, as well as tho time it will incur during tho evening. The various committees all busy planning for a delightful evening that will help them do to the full their program of social ami ivio help in the community. GRANDMA USED SAGE 'TEA TO She mixed Sulphur with it to Restore Color, Gloss, Youthf ulness. Common garden oniro browed Into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn RTay, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriunt. Just a row applications will provo a revela tion if your hair Is fading;, streaked or gray. Mixing tho Sago Tea and Sul phur recipe at homo, though. Is trou blesome. An easier way is to got a bottlo of Wyoth's Sago and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. This Is tho old-timo recipo Improved by tho addition of other In gredients. Whilo wispy, gray, faded hair Is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It does It so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. ?hls preparation la a delightful toilet requisite and Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of dls- tStLSQ. Ford Car Deliveries in Medford AH Previous Records Broken Comparison of 1919 Ford sales in Medford with 1920 during fall and winter months, which are. the most diffi cult months to sell automobiles, i , , ; Over 60 per cent increase in Ford sales during the past five months, over the corresponding months of 1919! The demand will be overwhelming this spring. You need one you want one. Make sure of delivery. Place your order now. Prices are at rock bottom, below the 1914 price basis. They can't go lower. They may increase any day. So get your order in now. C. E. Gates Auto Co. WAS AFRAID TO GO UP ! THE STAIRWAY ALONE Portland Woman Had Aw ful Dizzy Spells and Was in Constant Fear of Fall ing Tanlac Overcomes All Troubles. "1 enjoy all my meals now and never sit down to the table without feeling thankful for what Tanlac has done for me," said Mrs. Ida Marvin, of 1 7;t;i I'ortsmouth ave., I 'or t land. Ore. "For two years I suffered from a badly disordered stomach and ner- Ivousness ami was in a dreadfully run down condition. 1 hail no strength nor energy nd could hardlv drag around at all. My appetite w is so poor I just had to force myself to eat. 10 von t his caused sour stoma-h and indigestion which distressed me t r- SYMPATHETIC SKUVICK Ilendored In a Quiet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME Your loved ono Is taken Into tho Home where 'there la alwayi some ono with them. Our Residence la on the Second Floor. We are Licensed Embalmera and aro prepared to make shipment to any part of tho United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. , Lady Assistant. : Phone 47. Corner of Sivth nnd Ouktlule, One block west of Tostoffice. A Real Bargain: 1920 Chandler Dispatch used by private party, and has had the best of care. Disteel wheels, over-size cbrd tires all around, bumper, spot light, motor meter, wind deflectors, and many other extras. A No. 1 mechanical condition and a beauty to look at. Price reasonable and some terms to responsible parties. C. E. Burkett Valley Garage Phone 366 1919 1920 August 13 13 September 15 33 October 25 31 November 19 22 December 1 18 Totals 73 117 ) l ibly, and I had such awful headachva. j and dizzy spells 1 waa afraid of fall i ing. I was so nervous and restless I could scarcely sleep, and felt miner able all tho time. "My son. who had gotten rid of a bad case of stomach and liver trouble bythc use of Tanlac, brought me a bottle one day and I began to pick up and feel better right away. "Well, six bottles have made a new woman of me. My appelito is the very best and I eat and enjoy just anything I want wit h out its bothering me. nny. My sleep is sound and restful and I'm enjoying splendid health. I Just think a world of Tanlac nnd gladly give It my highest endorsement." Tanlac Is sold In Medford by West Sido Pharmacy, In Jacksonville by J. V. Itoblnson, in Rogue Kiver by W. S. Cary, and by leading druggists In every town. Adv. h i.illi.jl!