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Newspaper Page Text:5 5 SIX MEDFOTtT) MATL TRTRUNR. MKHFOTtT). OftFJOX, FRIDAY FEftftFATiY 11. 1021 ,i ! s.l ill I I'M SI1! A TRIAL Will CONMCEs j you. mmm. OTHING that we could S2y w.ould so thorcibhlv convince' yob of the value of Chamberfcin'c ... Tablets as a personal trial. We can cell ycu of thousands who have been permanently cured oi chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, clck .headache and disorders of the stomacj and live;, but this will have little weight with you aa c.;. .s.-od mj jjciouum uiai, luat aiwaya convinces. illlUUKBIIICfaiKII u. i'.- ... - . , . - . ." . ' ,.... ,"777 ' nl ,v :l'0-'( "ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL" -- NO Oregon riianufaHiircr ha.s a .desire- to jriiruto thi! sale of! his, products through ' 'sttritirnoTit alone. Ho recogiiisscs that finality' . and prii-o are important con.sidcraiion.s as ' Wdl. '' ' Pjt when all oilier tilings AliF equal you. ' should se(! the aclvautygii of buying at homo and helping keep those payrolls going. ' Federal Keserve Menihcr. Khe Rrct MtioMl Rank' neiaroRD OREGON as ;Free Tubes The Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tire , carries a FREE TUBE offer with Ceach casing during the month of :; February. , .v :-" .; j) The Best Tire at the Right r PricePlus the Free Tube ii 'i ti.ii'.i'J .;iili:'i! iVl I-I!lnl .il The Busy Corner Motor Co. li'-'il'i. ;)vt: ! "' 'j .-: , ', .' . . . , The stora where your dollar does its duty ORCHARD SUPPLIES Ladders -v.-- spray material ! Let Us Know Your Requirements "' ; Earl fruit co. . v Of the Northwest L. M. Campbell, Manager Medford District. , ' GRANTS PASS MEDFORD V ! : 1NTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective October 2B , . rt,KAVH MKIiKOniJ. 10:00 a. m. , ' (.v. 1:00 p. m. i. 4:30 p. n. ', Can Hop at all Intermediate potnu. , Dally and Sunday. LKAVK GRANTS I'ASS. 10:00 a. m. '' , 1:00 p. m. r , 4:30 p. m. . . Officii and Waltinu Hoomii: Medford. G South Front. Nash Hotel "Bldg. Phone 809. Grant! Pan: The Hcubonnler. Phone 160. ? We aluo operate itage llnee from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix. '.'Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville. YbU Can Afford to Ride a Harley ' '' pavidson Motorcycle "J The Medfqrd ; Auto Paint Shop (Registered) (Vnoral ilotnr Car IlcflnUltlna ! V. Cuiiuul.41 Jaokiiun. . Iliono 7I: 115,163 PEOPLE ! FLY 3 .NEW YORK. A total of 115,163 pas- Kengers lew 3,136,550 miles in com. merciiU airplanes during the- last twelve months without the loss of a single life, the Manufacturers Aircraft association announced here - today. These figures are based on the perfor mance pt 425 planes, and it is believed that the numlcr of passengers and the mileage would be doubled if the fig ures of Jtbe lbUO commercial airplanes operating in this country were obtain able. ,, . ; ' "In tho absence ol any federal, Bys fem of registration, air laws and gov ernment methods for tabulating . the ownership and performance of aircraft,' it lias boen found difficult to trace the total number," the association stated. "The totals are based on question nalros distributed by the association, but due to the Itinerant nature of much of the flying, it has been difficult to trace and record more than,, half of these. Tills one half, by VI companies or individuals, ure permanently locat ed In all parts of the United States.- - "Much of tho mileage was made on short flights of 10 to 15 miles, for which an average fee, of. $12.00 was charged. An Increasing demand for aerial transimrtutlon between the cit ies has been noted, the average charge for this service being 05 cents a mile On practically ail Intur-city flights bag gage or freight was carried, the quan tity limited only by the capacity of the craft. This business .aggregated 41,390 pounds. , , , , ''There were accidents and forced landings, but according to the- signed reports from 87 companies,, in the 3,130,550 miles flown not a single life was lost. There were 222 forced land ings and 88 accidents. There have been fatal accidents In other Instances, they occurred In tho course of stunt or ex hibition performances or under circum stances Indicating that undue risk had been taken. - . . MEMBER FEDERAL FARM E MADISOX, Wis., Feb. ll.-Federal reserve paper with a n:ue months or twelve months period of maturity grades and classes. The warehousing of sufficient quantities of products to set up an even' flow of such products would greatly assist the farmer and ! V "f ' tne worm m me overcome to a great extent the predlca-1 "' ""'u-uu V machinery as will enable the farmer to market his products In a sane and. or derly way. f ALLOWED TO SEE 51 THE HAQUE. The little , Princess Juliana, only child of . Queen Wilhol mlua and -Prince Consort Henry who may oho day. succeed to. the throne of the Netherlands, has Just been iermit: tod to see her first moving picture show. She is 11 years old and Is being reared in 'the, sheltered fashion-characteristic of tho home life of Queen Wil- helmlna. ' . , , ' - ine llttlo princess, however, is being trained In music and other arts as well as In the.dutles of a housekeeper. Her first' moving picture show was of the oducatiunal type, a South Polo nlcture Queen Wilhelmlnn rarely appears at totes, public receptions or patriotic celebrations. .In, fact, - she: is,- seldom seen In ' public except 'when walling thru tho woods or driving lu bue of unf i...,m :i.i.' ' i.1.. ment the toilers of the soil find them selves in at the present time, accord ing to A. F; Lever,.:member of the Fed-' eral Farm Loan board who addressed the marketing conference here' recent ly. .-. '- : "The question .uppermost in the minds of farmers is what happened-to bring about the' present situation," said Mr. Lever. "What has occurred to Justiry a slump In prices of farm products ranging from 50 to 100. per cent within a period of 12 months? ' "Certainly there are no less months to be fed now. The yield, forl920 was not unusually, largo? ' ; ' ' I "The starving children of Armenia need your wheat and corn and .live stock, but they havV nothing with Which to pay for it'. The domestic con sumer of farm products Is on a buyers' strike. Ha; is refusing to buy at the exorbitant prices .demanded by some retailors, 5xcept as he must buy to meet Immediate needs. "The domosUc manufacturer, the Wholesaler, and the jobber, because of- the uncertainty of the price of the.raw material and the demand for finished product, are,' as It were, dancing the hesitation, and they too are in the mar ket only to fill immediate demands. ,t -"The underlying cause has been that a farmer jias been taught to walk the fin-row and- produce and pur, capita. lie Is the pest producer' iu the worjd, ,, We have taught hUn to become an expert. with hH hands and have loft him as a child iii the use. .'of his head. In the management ' or his atui.rs, other, tlian production., . ,.;''. ,.' t .' '.,'". : "For tho , i grafll' staple erous like wheat,' corn, coten'wool dud livestock there is n,p existing macliinery for tho. orderly marketing 6t; farm" prddupts; Agriculturd 'is. 'bot'h ' under-capitalized and is, without any adequate systetn qf credits adapted to its peoulla'r needs.' There is a terrific strain upon the finances of the country ' at' the crop moving season;'. 'Also an,. Inefficient and exienslve system .of transporta tion. There Is an tmeconotrlc and un wise strain upon-' the buying and aV sorptiye powers, of the purchasers bf furm products, .tinder this system we are asking the buyers of farm products to meet their needs, for' a ' period of twelve months in:a period from fpur to. five months,' wltlr the inevitable result 10 ine, Hotter ot ieue iimuuuH, . , : "Thp rbmediqii'0which suggest tlieni-. solves' to me are: The elimination of all unnecessary factors In the present system of distribution. Tlie'organiza- 1 1 0 11 of commodity sales agencies. Thej standardization bf 'farm products Into j Unless you see the name "-Bayer'.' on; tablets,, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years, and proved' safe by millions.: Say ;"Bayer"! "The banker, thinks in Oie psychol ogy oa quickly manuring paper. The turn over of. the capital investment of the farmer Is once in 36a days. A paper, therefore, with a maturity of only sixty or ninety days, certainly, in times of financial stress when money is hard to get, is of little value to him. .If we are to solve his crAlit-problcm wo must provide him with a paper which has a maturity period equal to the turn over period of his investment, and a paper of less time than one or twelve months' maturity, better fifteen months, can not be of. the greatest vulue to him, y ,-, 1 '.'To my mind a system can. be de vised which will nieet this necessity. This is predicated upon the poolipg ol the assets of the concern and the issu ance against such pooled assets certif icates 6f indebtedness or debentures In "varying denominations and periods of maturity. What Is a . government bond? A government bond is the evl dence of the fuct.that congress under the constitution has the power to tax all of the assets of all the people to make good tho face of the bond, " - A piece of farm -land in Itself, no rnattcr how .valuable, will fail to un- lqck the doors of credit, ': farm morjt gnge.ort tho same plece'qf land in itscjl would hayo 110 standing - lit , tha . mgnej hiarkets of the world, but. when under thejfarm, loan, act we have sst up four tuousnnq associations ol rarmers thru every agricultural cqinty, i,n,-the UnJl ed States, an vho'n tliese-ssociatIpriE have taken ln,niany fnrru mortgages In the .neighborhood,, of 12BTOO0 anc have placed these; in' federal'; Lanjd banks regional banks In.' the hands of a government ppolhtee. lfiiown at farm loan; registrar, and tnes'e bankt have issued 'against this mortgage farmi. loan bonds, thfe Jrlissourl farrq has be come through this magic 4 liquid assel which flows freely In theihioney . mar kets of.' the country. ;Vi"fti.t8i aifarrr. loan ' bond.?.' it Is the evldSLe that a triistee , has in his ' possession" farjn mortgages which if, foreclbse'd. would be sufficient in value, ten meet the obli gations of the ond,. ; , ,U.:i; - , .. ' "The working out of ; this system , ol farm credit;,, as we!l:as the solution bf all. the -other problems of agriculture, deiiends Upon 1 organization of the far mers themselves uiider sane, conser vative,' f undaincntall v ' Bound leader ship. AVithJlt there: cari'be but success. Without this, ail these efforts-will fail SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of : . genuine. "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper diiec- '' tionsfor Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu. '.. rriatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain generally. Strictly American! ' Handy tin boxes of 12 iablcts cost but a few cftnts--Larger, packages. " Atplrta li the trads mark bf 6arcr Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldeater-of Sallcyllcacld Greatest Economy In All Kims 01 Farmyyoru hor carriages or nutoinobifos. ' She prcfeju dignity to display and her resl doucos eoultl, hardly be called palaces. Supporters of tho continuation the .present form.,ot government Holland, a constitutional monarchy, ex press few apprehensions over' tho pqs slbllity that this forrii might 'bo chang ed, nvi'n to that of n, republic, which lias been proivosed In "the, .event,- that tno Princess Juliana should fall to giv Holland a mule heir to the throne. Dutch o'fflclals say that' the House o Orange is deeply, rooted ' In , t,lte oifrpi:- iinns or tno uutcli pcoplo and, there are it) the country millions who desire to a-.lhero to tlie prnseut form of gov ernment. MGi)rn and Callus V ;Pee!er;H':; TWt Corn Kemover ls Guarnnteed.; Ilt'llef from portiKUtrtirlng (ollnwn tho applli'fttlimot"MtU-lt"lllruuatiuqulcklr a palu Cullowa iti throat ol a piu or knife Inte tho nosh. Nnt only hnrtl crtma or loft corns Nlwrj klutt of corn 01 i-nUt)!i-iirrvnttrra to "flotLlt" ami pmia rmri ort. I) tiikoi )uat rffwoiinlslotot)lh . rain lih t d or ihiw iimr, (m to ronr tliolulst twlny. ntB hnttk' ol Oala'-tt.-t'Ont but n frlttrt (tv,-r nbffv. Your imiin-y ltek If not ntin.'U. Ufd.br U Lri-ucot'i . cuicutiy. . V New Books at Library Teachers' treading ; circle,' books Mimroe, Human factor in education; Nutt, Suporvlson.bf instruction; 'Pet ers, Human conduct ; Social .-problems Immigration ' -and Amerlcauization. Storey, Problems of today.; , '.. : For. tlie fnrmijr Shearer, Farm buildings and plans and descriptions; Wing, Alfalfa farming, In America. I Arts, and sciences Avram, Patent ing dnd promoting .Inventions.; Famous paintings In color;, 2 v.; Slosson, Cre ative ohomlstry. , , ., . , i ... i Poetry, plays and essays Eraith walto, Antliology of magazine verse, 1H20; Galsworthy, Pfays, fourth series; Knowles, Treasury of humorous poetry Mantle, Dest plays of 1919-20; Menck en, Prejudices, second series'; O'Neill, Beyond the horizon; Service, Ballads of a cheechako; ' Thompson, Francis. Complete imetical.works; Warner, En- dlcott and I; White, S. E., Forest. Novell and sliort stories Ade, Sliifi PrlncesB; Andreieff, Seven that were hanged, and the red laugh; Annunzlo, Flame of life; Hojer,' Power ot a He; ilojor, Treacherous ground ; Couperua, IkniV; Curwood... Danger trail; Cur wood, Honor of the big snows; Dodge. HltlnnorB dress suit; Dreiser, Jounie (lerhardt; Faversrram, Squaw, man Fitzgerald, This sldo of paradise Fletcher, Paradise mystery; French, Host psychic stories: Green, Dark hoi' low; tlreeu, House of the whispering pines;' Grey, Mysterious rider; Irwin, Happy years; King, High heart; Lane Katrine; Lebymo, Teeth of tho tiger; Lincoln, .cap 11 warren a yarns; uu coin. Pnrtuers. of thetlde; - Lincoln, Postmaster; Lincoln, Womau haters; l.lppiuan. Flexible Ferdinand; r Mar shall, Many June; Martin, Martha of the Mcnnonlte country; Rinehart, Poor wise man; Rinehart, When a man mar ries; Royle, Silent call; Shaw, Un social socialist; Stephens, Mary, Mary. Travel Edwnrds, , Vanished halls and cathedrals ot, France; Mulr, Steep trails; Stephenson, Land of tomorrow I AiasKai. - .--,.. Biography Gross, Lincoln's own stories; - Morse, Life and, letters of Inmllton W. Mabln; Mulr, Story of my boyhood and youih; Peajson. Theo- ddre Roosevelt; Robinson, Abraham Incoln as a man of letters; Stanley, iVtitoblography; Whitley, Story of Onnl . I Dookt for Boys and Girls Boston, Firelight fairy book; Bur gess, Burgess animal book for chil dren; Burgess, Old Granny. Fox; Ores wick, Robin Hood; Fabre, Insect ad ventures; Frledlandor, Jewish fairy book; Kaberry, Book ot baby dogs; Kunmier, Battle of the nations, 19H- 91S; lamprey. Masters of the guild: l.aalor, Bookot bravery; Lludsay, Bob by and ..the big road; Lindsay, Story garden for little, children; Maeterlinck, Children's life of the bee; Maeterlinck, Children's Blue bird; Mathlews, 'Bos- scouts year book, 1920;, NIcplay, Boys life of Lafayette; Pitman, ' Chinese wonder book; Rolt-Wheeler, - Boys' book of the world war; Schultz, in the great Apache' forest; Skinner, Child book of modern stories ; Wynne, . For days and days; Walker,' Told by the Sandman. , ... ' "DANDERINE" Girls ! Save,.; Your ' Hair! Make, It Abundant! ...uHicij u.H-r u usnoenn'" mas sage, your hair takes on new life, lustre uu ouimrous Deauty, appearing twice as licay and plentiful, bdeauso each hair israms to fluff and thicken. Don't let your hair stpy lifeless, colorless plain or scrngsly. You, too, want lots of long strong, beautiful hair.. . e' lA S?'TJ ""' of -delightful Dandenne" freshens your scslp, checks dandruff and falling 'hair. . Thi stim!- UlntuiH "beautv-tnniK'i :a. J dull, fadinc hair that yo'uUiftil brightness' ....,.i iiuotacss At4 druggists I THE truck of unlimited usefulness best describes . tlie Oldsmobile Economy Truck on the farm. ' It is as handy and useful in the fields ;a$ on the road. Whether it is being used to pick up a load of fruit, to haul a capacity load of grain, to deliver milk, or merely to fuaa hasty errand to, town it provides the-most economical transportation possible. ' "' ', ' '' J. ' '' : 1 , Internal gear drive for reserve power; deep channel frame fot , ilrengthi 35 x 5 Goodyear Cord Tires fir speed; extra long fltxibU, . f ! : springs to protect livestock and. delicate foodstuffs. ... ; . , 1 , ' . .".;':,;': TUMY MOTOR C6P' - V , 123-125. S, Front ' ' ."'' , Flouring Mill'Compariys Contoin uttlfonn.liigh. quality' lnKrcdlenlsTcachr Ingre'dleiti'cliqCtcd for n piiriibso In one of the finest testing labrntories. on tlio Pitclflc vOUfjC i " - i ' !. r - Don't Take chances with Inferior or cheap feeds. - ' '' '' ' -A list of all Ingredients and a gtiaiantceii tuialysis of food vriiucs contained is rrlainrj' listed on each suck, ) -. - - - . . .. :, RETAIL PRICES, IN EFFECT THIS DATE : -. V Scratcli Food, per 100-pound sack ' ' : ' gg Rn Jigg rroaucer,' per 100-pound sack Mill Run, per 80-pound sack :.!'.'' Dairy Food, jter 90-pound sack Mor milk, per 80-pound sack 3,50 i.80 .2.60 " . 'i . ' i 1 butJect t0 chinae without notice) . . The above prftet are cash f.o.b. our warehouse in sack iot..I,A,dl'. count of five cents per sack .will be' allowed on purchased .'Half, ton or more. Delivery free in 500 lb. lots or more. . . . r .T i-.V'iwi"r. Bardwell FruitGompi Phone 124 .' . ;. .'...- 'fl"' 445 So; Fir St. SYMPATHETIC SERVICE" a--.' 1 v ., Rendered In a Quiet Dlgnifie'd manner at- 'V. '":" 0 ' THE PERL FUNERAL HOME . We are Licensed EmbaKmers and are prepared to make shipment o any par of the United States or lrelgn .Aontrl We w, r take , complete charge of any Service and make all nrrangemenU ' ISSlSUUlt. ,v IhOni. At. . . ' ' One block west ot POstoffloe.. : Corner of Slvth and Oakdale GUM CHUNG China Berl Stow ftftrb euro Tnr P.,k ,0r9 throat- lun- trouble. Kidney trouble, stomach troubTe. heart trouble, chills and f.v.r ri,. Tw,..l. ooor rlri-iiiaii.,.. , This la to certify that 1. th Ml. had verv . . . had ben biirHtSri; K?' fnrd)."i dec d'eS Jli k?k!1 .i"." sumach troubla. and I started to fcetini m,r,l,i"oon 1JUSFa "" nd tu? S2f-f "' cao heartily retom- Ulm Chung and iry his Herbs. S'm.. Irtiwia, gagte. Point, w. u (.hiluretn, Kagia Pofat. i- A. Anoerauii, Mmford. . B. Ilolim-a, Kglo Koiui, . loVr' "Ki I'oint Oea Von der Helen, f.aflt r-ulnL Too. H, Mcaoia. TAant 1 - I" I H,:K ,: H :;: .REPAlrVSHOP-tll ' Phonograph and Electrical ; S J.t ..,., -: , Repairs, .' .. ,-, - ,-.vv '' 116 N. Central "The Glas&JWe" ' ? ? I .1 THE OXY ACETYLENE DOBS but the peculiar combination gnses is uoi ait. it takes skill nnu expicrience as 'xrcll-to turn ont'a fiuished job of weldibg as We torn if out. Give his your 6rder amt leave the' rest to us. You Wili iea' the results. ' " 1 , ; J1'. !, "The Weld That Held.'? 7 VULCAN .WELDING WORKS 1 ; lu.'j . V, t.vl.ti.; ' 39 South' Front