Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 07, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOttD- MATTj TRIBUNE, UKDFORY), OUKUOK. MONDAY FEBRUARY 7. 1921 VAGT3 THREE TABLE R0CH1RGES 15 tici's. whkh are stiiMtit'd to ho Lilij;h: resistant. Uenton Vincent who died January 2fi. at the lumie of his son, A. L. Vincent, south of Medford, until a t'i'W months nso had been a continual rt'sldt-nt of this district sine IS 70, and wns considered nn authority on iitifS tions concerning the early history of our valley, having been personally at(uainted with all the old pioneer. (.ramlpa intent, as he was kno.vn hy his neighbor!?, was a man of in- "TAHLH ROCK.' Ke'. r, -Tho ,J 1 T" ... . . fL",""'1'8.' dlS"S'- lm-i.tlmr f ii... ...... ,. V " ' ' ""! " " ""pruve-UiaU DiiMl I. laid wnrklnir ...t... went n..-ui-ku!,,i plncn August, 1910. lulu ill wil HtllUUl llOUtif lust f'ri- rtny niBlit. A fair alleiulam.. was MH'Stnt ami much iwithUHlium shewn. A loinnilttcu conslKtlnu of K.-W. l'ri! toil. 1), II. Wood ana It. 12. Nuilm were auiiaintud to i-onfvr with our adjoining districts and the 'i-uunty court rolatlvf to the upending of t!it money voted last Juno for tl:e im. m-ovument of the Central I'olnt-Sams Iki. tcd a membership campalKn that and iiUhuuuh fulling tu :ui:us.s any srra iiiu.unt of this wor ld's woods had won ie -!.( in of his in ihhoi.H, who will rently miss him. '1'he alfalfa ai'ic-ane In this dlstrlrt ifill he inoreast-d to some extent this aun, as several farmers have treat- tl plots with sulphur and will seed the ine late in the spring. 1 lie Table Hock Kundav school has Valley road. The Foid car predominates in this district, there being more of that make than all others combined, the latest addition to the Ford fc'intly being the one purchased by C. ('o! llna a short time uso. ' Orlalid Persons, wito' was nperate on at the Sacred iieart Hospital some three weoks ugo, will soon be able tu return to his home. f llr. and .Mrs. Kltzpatrick and Myrtle and Willie I'.yrum liave moved to Medford. where Mr. Fltzpati h It lias gone, into the painting hiisiner.s with A. L. Soabrook, who la at pres ent busy with tho painting of auto mobiles, but Is prepared to wield the brush on anything that comes his way. The ladles of the neighborhood mot at the school house one day last week arid were addressed by Miss l'ool, county home demonstration agent. IMans wero made for an entertain ment in the near future to raise money for the homo demonstration work. ' Tho I.ydlard sisters, who are teach ing in Modford. wero week-end visitors with home folks. Frank Myers is doing considerable work on his recently acquired tract of land near the Table Rock store and expects' to move onto it in a short thno. - 'J. L. Nenlon has leased the Ityrum ranch for a period of three years. We understand that Major French will rebuild his fine homo at the Flat Itock ranch, whlah was destroyed by fire last December. ''Mr. 13eitiic.li, the new owner of the Messenger ranch at Agate, was a busi ness visitor In this section last week. ' Several acres on the Miller placo hare been sot to China seedling pear kill last for several weeks and l.i ex- Itrtrd to stimulate the attendance to alto an extent. The present members tine been divided Into two companies nn a captain for each company. A button will he worn to doslgnntv sides til each .vide will be credited with so liany points for each person liroualit t Sunday school. At the close of t'le "West, the side having the im st PoV-M will bo treated to a social, with leiieshments by the losing side. The 'IV! Hock Sunday school is non "'ytnian. The lessons are taught nthe Iiiblo by ilitelliiront teachers I" an Interesting way and the good pcoMtof the neighborhood could ilnd no Ver place to spend an hour on KimilVy afternoon. TluWeath of s. S. Aiken recently in San l wiicisco came as a shock to his many lfema ( this distri'H. who will long rt-WmbL,r him as a man of high ideals, Hose generousity and hunottty were abrin pn,.. A largiVcrowd 0f farmers and their wives weit present at tho Farm llu roau meetW Wednesday afternoon, when ileoifo Mansricld, president of the state lVtm lfureau, spoke from 2 o'clock to V.30, holding the strict at tention of Ikls audience durlnu the whole time. Wills were brought out from time toume ly the speaker, which causoil yhis linteneiH to open their eyes in utoonislltttent. At other times the audkm-o waa convulsed with laughtor. Then again, the speaker would slume them for sailing the agricultural k many years without a rudderi AllVln all it wan one of the most juecfWul meetings ever held in the distiift and Is a forerunner of the rami Bureau mem bership drive, soon o beUndertaken, when every farmer i theaistii-:'t will bv j;iven n cliance to join with this Kreat nation-wide movement, which will eventually secure for the workers of the soil an cq.ua! footing with other liner of business and a chance to have some say as to what the product of thfir own labor shall be sold for. Three farmers have volunteered to assist witli tht membership drive in this district, which should be of short duration. According to the old ada;;e vp arc to ha e an early spring, the t;nu:ut hot; ueiiiK unable to see his s.-iau'iv at any time durinR last MVdnesduy. which is known, as ."ground hoc day." Some 0 cents a day was tili.uncd off the wacs of tho crew ut the .Mo-dn- archard the first o( the year ami other farmers in the district are plan ning to m trench in many ways. There is more water in the soil Li this section than has been tho case for many years, some farms heiiu almost flooded out, which is tjreatfy retarding farm work. STREET SWEEPER STILL SURVIVES ST. JOHNS, fi F. ST. JOHNS, N. P., Fh. The child erossinK sweep, a churuetor that seems to have stepped out of tho panes of Dickens, has come into his seasonal occupation in this colonial capital. So Ufr as known St. John's is tho only place in North America where the in stitution survives. The old world touch fclven by the young tatterdema lions and their brooms has much of the picturesque and in n city subject to weather conditions that make for hiiow bound crossings and muddied f lactones the children have made themselves so familiar Mid useful on the streets as to have unofficlul status as a public utility. No white-win(; city laborer of Chi cago or New York does his work more faithfully. Unliko tho municipal em ploye the child crossing tenders ply their sweeps independently and with out waj;e. At the end of the crossing however, the pedestrian almost in variably finds tho little ones holding their broom in one hand and extend ing the other for alms. Payment in pennies is Riven freely, but tho pe destrian has a problem when lie finds several seeking to clear his way and n waiting their payment combatively at the curb. MASONS HOME ASHLAND, Fill. 7. This is social and drive week, ino.-.t of the events occurring in behalf o'' n lief works. either directly or indirectly. The init ial entertainment is a curd pany on an extensive scale, to be held at Masonic hall, Tuesday evening, Fo'j. S. under auspices of Alpha chapter of the East ern Star, proceeds for the benefit of the Masonic Home, now under con struction. Tho public in general is invited. There will he various card games, us fancy may dictate, and re freshments will be served. Other social events on Tuesday in clude a card party ut the parish house in the afternoon, and tho annual ball to lie given by the local of the Car men's union, ut the armory, in the evening. Wednesday evening will witness the uppearanen here of that super attrac tion, the New York Chamber Music Socioty, an aggregation of n dozen of the finest Individual artists in the world, which appears ut tho armory, under auspices of the Chautauqua us s&clntion as a premier entertainment In Its winter course. Depending upon circumstances, other entertainments are in prospect under chaulauqua auspices Normalcy doesn't seem to apply to the raising of funds voluntarily, and as there Is no longer any community war chest upon which to make requisition In an emergency, another drivo or two Is in order. Tills refers moro particu larly lo relief measures in behalf of tho starving children of Europe, aa n national effort, anil of the Albertina Kerr Nursery Home, which although located in Portland, is sponsored by the generously inclined throughout the state. A homc-to-home canvass is to be made, and Saturday, Feb. lli. will be tag day as a final roundup financially for the benefit of this deserving char ily. Tho Ashland Ministerial union is making specific appeals for these char ities, addressing them to fraternnl or ganizations throughout the city in ad dition to the general public, and re sponses have iu instances been speedy and gratifying. llillah Temple of Shriners donated $50 to the Europeuu Children's Helief fund, also $50 to the Albertina Kerr Nursery building fund, these donations supplementing $50 for the Ked Cross, and $10 for the pur chase of Christmas seals mado recent ly. It is expected that other orders will follow suit In due measure. Ash land lodge No. '23 has been notified that Its quota towards the Masonic Home building fund is t-,MM, and this Is being paid by installments and in nowise included among other levies which are being made lor thu upkeep of tho institution. LOCAL HIGHWAYS il STRIP WELL-TO-DO ALL READY CASH Very few citizens realize the amount of work which has been doi'M on the loads of southern Oregon add the J amount of money which the slate high way commission has spent here, and very few people know what is being contemplated In road construction. No man is better equipped to give j tins mtorniation than iv. i;. iiuugman, engineer for the state highway com mission, and he will give facts cover ing the points mentioned at the forum of the Medl'ord Chamber of Commerce which will be held next Wednesday noon at the Medl'ord hotel. Until. Col. W. S. Wnpos who will be iu Med fori) on Wednesday for the in spection of tho members of Company D, will be in attendance and a short address will be given hy him. PAH1S Tne peasants of Austria are lapldly stripping the well-to-do resi dents of Vienna of their wealth by de manding payment lor food iu dia monds, jewels or other things of high value, say Hed Cross men, who have, visited that city. The farmers who suffered moro severely than did the city people iu the war now are having their Innings and are becoming pros perous, selling produce to the starving V lennese. Austrian paper money is not always welcome 111 the country anil tho pens nuts demand an exchange of goods through n system of baiter with the city residents. This attitude Is said to be adding to tho growing antagonism between the country worker and the city dweller. Directors of government pawnshops estlmnto that 15 per cent of the Vien nese are living by Belling or pawning their vuluubles, frequently heirlooms. As tho cost of living continues to In crease, It is considered only a mutter of a short thno until many of the fam ilies who wero well-to-do before the war will have nothing moro to offer for food. tlSTRlfCif Instead of meat, try Del Monte Beans with To mato Sauce. Their mellow, nut-like flavor will delight you. If 1 CIGARETTE Mo cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike Is the toasted cigarette. GIM CHUNG China Rerti Storo nerb cure for earhcne, headache, cat arrh, dlptheria, sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouultf, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fever, cram pa, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, , cracked brcit, cures all kinds of goiters. ' SO OPKKATIONS. Medfunl, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917. This Is to certify that I, the undersign d, hud vory severe stomach trouble ana . hail been bothered for several years and HiBt August was not expected to live, and hearing of Otin Chung fwhose Herb Store id at 214 Mouth Front street, MoxM ford), 1 decided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feeling better as soon as I used them and today im a well man and can heartily recom mont anyone afflicted as I waa to Jim Chung and try his Hurbs. (.Signed) W R JOHNSON. WUnesMea: ym, Lewis, Ragle Point. W. U Chtldroth, Eagle Point, M. A. Anderson, Mod font 8. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, C. B. Moore, Ragle Point J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point. , . Geo. Von dnr Helen, Eagle Point. 'i' XT' jhrti Medford Day, Wednesday, Feb. 9 Merchants co-operating under Trade Ex pansion Committee of Medford Chamber of Commerce. Striking a Blow at the High Cost of Living EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Watch Thesti Weekly Bargains . Extra Special $1.15 for 63 Lilly's Tooth Paste - -50 Rubberaet Tooth Brush....'. 40 Grecian Girl Talcum Powder 25 $1.15 Wednesday 63c HEATH'S DRUG STORE TWO QUIRE BOX ASSORTED COLORS STATIONERY Iwular Price $1.50 nor box Whiesday Special $1.00 per box bee Our W indow Display. WEST SIDE PHARMACY Tw pJKCiMr Store 'K9 SSLOnaauaemtm TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Jones Has Always Got 'Em 1 60c pair Ladles' black or brown hose q- 2 rolls toilet paper . 1 lb. can Crescent Baking Powder. ( Sjl I i II 3 lbs. White Navy beans ) J? A J V JONES, The Leading Grocer Phone 125 Free Delivery Women's Near Silk Petticoats in Beautiful Floral Patterns, fl 1 rrv $4.00 Values, Each ..3jX.jy ON SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY Mann's Department Store THREE CANS OF PUMPKIN FOR 25c FOUTS GROCERY CO. ' .l i ; VUSDHUSDAY SPECIAL QUAKER CORN FLAKES LQc Per Package Persona Attention Prompt Service U H. E. MARSH Phone 252 V Grocer Phone 252 4 BARS ROYAL WHITE SOAP 25c PALACE GROCERY Phone 109, 132 W. Main. FISHER'S SCRATCH FOOD None Better Guaranteed Analysis on Every Sack WEDNESDAY ONLY $3.40 By the Sack or Carload BARDWELL FRUIT CO. 445 So. Fir Phone 124 LIGHT COLORED CALICO 10c a Yard M M DEPARTMENT STORE 230 E. Main ArAREL CLEANERS 103 A Central. SPECIAL LINE OF SERGE DRESSES $10.50 SPECIAL LINE TRICOTENE DRESSES $16.50 GOLDEN RULE Medford 's Largest Department Store The Daylight Store MEN'S $10.00 BLACK GUN METAL SHOES $5.00 C. M. KIDD & CO. ROBES A Full Line of Auto Robes at Greatly Reduced Prices BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. The Store Where Your Dollar Doe3 Its Duty REGULAR $3.50 CAMP BLANKETS Am at $2.75y WILL H. WILSOW 5 lbs. Pure Kettle Rendered Lard $1.20 Pot Roast, per lb 15 Fine Stew Reef, per lb l21 i CITY MEAT MARKET C. Devore. BIG SPECIAL Only Five Regular $25.00 Lavatories Com plete With Cox and Trap See Tlieni in Our Window Now. $20 MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Phone 620 Sparta Bldg. I Free Carburetor Adjustment on anv make of car WEDNESDAY ONLY YOUNG'S GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP 33 South Bartlett. For Cash and Delivered in the ity on WEDNESDAY ONLY ' MILL RUN $1.70 for 80 lb. Sack' MONARCH SEED AND FEED CO. Call 260 or 529. HASKINS' DRUG STORE MEN'S BIB OVERALLS Heavy Weight , $1.35 Pair MEDFORD SAMPLE STORE 218 E. Main