Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1921, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN medfotjt) ma'tl totbttxe, -medtdrt), OTjEno. ttjtday, april is. 1921 DRTLAND WOMAN AYS IT HAS BEEN BLESSING TO HER Tanlac has certainly been a bleHH to mo, for it lias relieved Die of jbles tlint hail been pulline me rn for fifteen yea," declaed Mrs. jemlno Cencl, of 30V Blieridan iet, Portland, Ore. I -'suffered dreadfully from a ee o case of stomach trouble, every ig I nto seemed to lie in my stom . unditrestd, eauelng a heavy feel , of depression and intense puin. 1 jld blont up with bob and at time m bo nauseated I could scarcely lin a thing 1 had eaten. I didn't e eat any fruit or starchy foods in and frequntly had such awful .daches 1 would become quito dtB i I was so nervous I didn't ltnow at it was to get a good night's rest. My son had taken Tanlac and it 1 helped him so much I began talc it myself, ond it has given nie a undid appotlte and relieved me of my troubles. 1 nover huve a pain any. kind. 1 .sleep fine and sound ry night and am simply feeling id in every wuy." 1'anlao Is aeld. In Madford by West Pharmacy, In JackjiunvllU ky J. KobLDHou, in Rdiui ruver If ' B. Cary, u ky laadtiir rfrueffrttt ovary urn, Aiv. cm a I Hollar ! BY TRADING AT j Fouts Grocery. OOK! LOOK! ; COFFEE COFFEE a lVico lower tluiii lcforo tlio war j Rood us tin) bent. 'Hiiro pounus Diamond W Ilrtind for t 1 .. L Kvery pound guarnntoed by Fouts rocerjr. , . ' ' Wo will hnve tWs special Hiilo only 1 i the 1 Ith, 13th nixl lth. Then o price will ro up to -10c pep pound, i Como in nntl have a rup "! Mrs. ' nulcd will toll you nil about It. i Do not forgot our specials. Look i mm' over yon will want hoiuo ol cem now or Inter. 1 GOT OUU P1UCKS WIST. ' We have a 2)c package of Two In'uto Oat Food for , lc J Isrhcr'a Host Flour... !!.10 " ' Thin Is a Bood buy. Tito flour Is j uunnteed.. . into can of Plums 1 e 11 cans ITOas . - li omatoos 1 rc lj yrn ; 10c n ulk Cocoa j ulk Chocolate - U3c uff ed Jtirw I'ancaka ' Flour 1 Oc ! Iberty aelly Powder, 8 for. 25c ulk Shred Oocoanut. -HOo aowdilft....a3e, 41lo, BOo and l.BO ! rldoo 85c, U3c, 3c, $I.H0 ond 81.PB 1 ice 4 pounds for 20c 1.75 package CiKiirctts for I1.00 C 1.00 plug of Tobacco for 85c i on for chickens, 100 lbs for (t&l.lW u DO lbs. Oyster fihcll $2-00 q annrd luuipkin 10c xcdlo Cak Flour IWc j ulk Tea, Green or Fllack 23c j . 1 ti of lUpe Olives $i.as ' ate, package - - "c valnutn , 80c CMte Beaas, 4 lbs ..JKe ,i ulk Cofleo - ..20 to 40c Lalslns, aeeded or seedless.. BOe urrantn i 80c l' loasted Ieanuts , .. 18c lb. sack Itolled Oals JiSc h lb. tutck tiraluim 50c B lb. Rack Corn Meal IMc liuiker Corn FluM...., ...llc u'IIokk's Horn Krisp..! l:tc .cJloKH Krumblo llran 2oc ost Toustics l;c hrodded Wheat lltscult. 13c lorax 23c odai Jc f. . Onla iiOc , 'ostum Cereal 2Jlc nsUuit I'ostum 23 and 43c i lacnivni, packaRe IOC laearonl, bulk 10c ipaRlwtti, bulk, 2 lbs 25c , H)vil Meat- 5c ' .ral lof 20c 1 Hp o Lito :3 'ookiea HOc ; "andy .- :Mlc ; linger Snaps 20r 1 o Mc Id Dutch Cleanser llr 'itrus Powder : - :0c ,, Jold IJust i t...0i- rj'lil White Soap Chlis :3c 1 M Mnlo Team Soup Chips 4IV- i,-tall lUurog 10c I'AIX 1C i Itlnso 10c or il for 23c j ! Cans Tomato Mnuc4 13c i On the 11 tli, 13th and loth wo will iavo a t(iecial sale on Diamond W. Ctoffee. Tho sain wiif he conductel rty Mrs. Hi-aated from Wadhams and Jompany, lortland. Get a hlRh jrnde coffee at pi-owar prices. Come In and liaro a cup, Fout's Grocery MIL LEAD C. OF C. DRIVE The final arranqementi for the supplementary membership and pay as you eo campaign have beeu com pleted by the executive committee lu cbarnc. A friendly rivalry has al ready sprung; up between the two members of the committee, Alex Sparrow and Standard Oil Walker, each of whom is the major of the competing teams. . . Alex Sparrow has wagered his spavined maro against Standard Oil's filver, but believes it to bo a very un fair arrangement. Ho would much huvo preferred to havo had tho chair- roan of the executive committee, w J. Warner been hln opposing major and placed , bis mare against the mllklesa cow. or pen of the well known Warner chickens. .. , The city has been divided Into four sections, with a competing team In each section. Main Htreot and the Southern Pad lie railway' ere the (11 riding lines. Teams one and two will bays . the southwest section, three end four the northwest, five and Bix the southeast und seven and eight will work in the northoast sec tion. The teams under the command of Major Walker uro as follows: Team No. 1 Captain, O. O. Aleu derfor, W..A. Young, Glenn O. Tay lor, If. Montgomery, It. 11. Jones, Seoley Hall and John 11. Carkln. Toum No. a. Captain, C. S. But- terfield, E. E. Wilson, M. E. Hoot, F. E. 'Merrick, 13. F. Hubbard, Frank P, Farroll ond ill. W. ntnghnm. Team No. B. Captuln, Glen Fa- brlck, C. A. Whlllock, Hugh B. Rank In, P. B. McDonald, A. Hohenstein, II. S. Deuel and J. D. Bell. Team No. 7. Captain, B. Klum, E. N'.'VUm, 'Hamilton Patton, T. B. I.uniflden, R. B. Hammond, Ouy W. Connor and John S. Orth. The teams under command of Alex Spurrow are. as follows: i Tcnm No. 2. Captain, O. C. Boggs, J. It. Woodford, L. J. Shade, A. II. Miller,' Paul M. Jannny, John M. Goodrich and J. A. Cnllos. i Team No. 4. Captain, Volncy Dixon, Ed jVI. Whlto.'S. T. Ilichard son, C, A. Meeker, A. C. Hubbard, J. W. Dressier und' A. O. Bonnett. ' . Toam No. 6.-r-CuptaIn, AV. A. Hanna, J.. V.:WnkofleUI, Hoy Prultt, C: C, McCurdy, Leon 11. Husking, T. E. Daniels and H. A. Ilolmos. Toam No.", 8. Captain Curl Y. Tongwnld, Earl S. Tumy;,I J. Now- mun, C. C. Lommon, Wm. Hammott, C. C. Cato and V. E. AVahl. Tho teams will meet, at !) o'clock on' Tuesday morning, April 19 nt tho .Chamber of Commerco headquarters to receive their Instructions. Lunch eons will bo hold each day of the three days of tho campaign nt the Modford llotol ut which tho progress of tho campaign will bo recorded. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., April 15. Cattle receipts none. Quotations unchanged. Hogs weak; receipts 8G. Quotations unchanged. Sheep weak; receipts none. Quota tions unchanged. Butter PORTLAND, Ore.. April 15. Butler 3o lower. Extra cubes 3i($35c; car tons 40c; prints 39c; buttcrfut 3c low er; No. 1 churning cream 3538c f. o. b. Portlund; undorgrndes 33c. San Francisco Eggs and Poultry SAN FRANCISC, April 14. Butter extras 30c; prime firsts 35MiC Eggs, fresh extras 29c; extra firsts 26c; extra pullets 2(!c; undersized 21c. Tho water obtained merely by washing an ordinary edible green frog in sufficiently poisonous to kill two adult rabbits. a. m-RKi.rxn r!.,......... ....... Suite 4 and 5, Sparta building. nrnrr Main ami Itlvcilile. Office ilniit SSi, llcslduuco 3211 DR. I BLACK o A VITAGRAPH ;- A steepta chase with all Its accompanying thrills furnishes on of tba big moments Id Tltagrspb's special production, "Black Beauty," lu which Jean Paige has tha leading feminine role. To Anna Sewell's fsniaus classic an Inside story bas been added by Lillian and Ueurtte Randolph Chester, which in n way conflicts with the narrative read and liked by millions Id three generations. Now Showing at the Page. AL HERTOTEW! POLES, KETCHIKAN, Alaska Alaska is losing her totam poles. Unless steps to preserve them are taken, summer tourists of the future will not be able to stand und wonder at these quaint monuments, rising skyward and tell ingfl with carved animal heads and inscriptions from forgotten Indian lan guages, folk loro stories ot the old northluud tribes. : On account of tho gradual decline In observance of the old nallvo customs totem poles are no longer erected and the elements are wearing down those loft standing. Suggestions havo been made that some organization direct tho work of preserving the remaining polos for posterity. Twenty-fivo miles from Kelchikan, In tho abandoned Indian village of Old Kassun, about 150 totems are standing. This collection Is said to bo tho largest In the north. Tho village was desert ed sovcral years ago when tho native residents moved to New Kussan, fol lowing destruction of their' old homes by fire. Old Kassan's totems nro of many Blzos und descriptions. Some uro of imposing proportions, with tho four distinct emblems of the bear, the crow, the tond und tho eagle represent ed, Tho poles are carved, from base to pinnacle, with gorgoous sign lan guage, The totems are caryed on cedar, which is Blow in perishing. In, tlioj graveyard or Old Kassan thore la, an old hbuso, where, according to Uadiyoiis., Cliief Sltowl, a storied ruler of tho early 'tribes, lield council und where niter his ".dentil lie lay in state for niivs. ' n !. -- ,w At each coiner of the chief's house i a largo section of hollow tree sup porting tho roof. Strango helroglyph- Icb are carved on each slab and nearby ia u huge reproduction of a whale carved from n tree. 1921 PROMISESTO BE RECORD YEAR E( Five parallel trans-conlinental highways duplicates of the Lincoln highway would represent tli3 high way construction completed in tho va rious states '".luring 190. Approximately 2 0,000 mllc.i of hew Improved roads were finished according to reports sent in to the tiavel and transport bureau of the V. V. Goodrich Rubber company. Es timates from state highway enjii'if trs say that half unain and possibly driihlo this ml! mro wll' be com-' incted during 1921. Nebraska, Tjxas and Minnesota were among tlu leaders in tutsi. mile age of new construction. Nebraska built 1.107.5 miles; Texas, 97i5.59; and Minnesota, 911.0ti; Oregon 459.10. Nearly every state ropor's mileage under construction almost equal to tho total actually finished. Many of the states wore unablo to submit figures on highway construc tion. 1921 Is expcctedo he the greatest road building year In the history of tho country. ' Handicaps such as scarce und high priced materials nnd BEAUTY SUPER - FEATURE labor shortages will be absent this year. A mild winter which tended to lessen the destruction ot roads and an early spring are favorable to the road building program for 1921. , With more than $1,000,000,000 now available In state and federal money for highway work the good roads situation is more favorable than ever beforo In history. Saturday Specials DEL MONTE PEACHES Packed in heavy Syrups . v Large can 45c . . I RAISINS Large Package 28c . . , . HILL'S BLUE COFFEE 3-pound package 89c CRISP VEGETABLES watch our windows Everything on the market Palace Grocery the clean store . Phone 109. Service Our Motto 132 W. Main HOW TO USE YOUR DENTIST m Um iml dreurl nf thft tlontul chair if patients would make ......I.. ..tutta n,wt bnve their teeth examined ut least twice a year. If this plan is rouowca, ine iiimn be small and can be filled with a minimum or pain. n-n,., JnnnaUa ulimllrl fllsO 'be rarefully removed und the teeth thoroughly cleniicd at the same time. If this plan were adopted by every one a great many of the Ills, which nre tho result of tooth neglect, would bo overcome. ' Xo lndv ever looked beautiful witn dirty troth. pit. lif.Mil it. l i ii u. Thono OO.'Mt. iS08 K Main St. Have You Bought That Spirng Suit If not, we want you to see our line of new samples. Suits$26.75Up We do a penoral miide-to-meiis-ui'o hnnd-tailoi'otl business and guarantee our work. Why not have your suit mado to fit yon, when it does not cost any more than ready-made clothes. D. L. Springer (Successor to tins the Tilr) P, nn LL SAX FRANCISCO, Cal.,-April 2. The annual encampment of the Cali fornia Department of the American Legion and its Women's Auxiliary will be held in the Yosemite valley the week of August 22, according to an announcement by George J. Hatfield of the convention committee. Head quarters "will be maintained lu the government pavilion. A pilgrimage to the Big Trees Aug. 27 and dedication of a giant sequoia to an "unknown hero," typifying the American soldier, will conclude the encampment. An attendance of 5000 or more is expected by Mr. Hatfield, who urged that all persons expecting to attend make reservations at once with Wal ter H. Killam, of Merced, chairman ur the oncampment committee, which will assign tne various reservations to Yosemite lodge, Camp Curry and other resorts. Arrangements were made with the resort managers last week to take care of all persons who made reservations ipr the encampment. n,.o,ntnt4nn and tha anuolntme'nt of comnlitttJs',wlll occupy 4the' opening dhv of ' tha '6ni:amnment. "" While 'the committees 'are tu.t'wprk.'tliii following: day, the great lodyot? aetRates.. wll , ...It-jit mato Wl'rm.' tfy iiuvb an uijjwiiwuivr ''-fTj.jSr -. ":v - ueicn-rieicuy uuu uiuci v''lf".' n sections of the park. On the 24th, the committees'' will mako-tiieiB'eportB and the encampment will(-acton them. PWtlnn nf officers 'will be "hold the 25th. The 26th will be devoted to the Bocial side of tho meeting, a big rodeo being held and a "grand potato polo" match with tho Yosemite post only national park post 1n the country challenging all comers. At night there will bo a big barbecue of steers donat ed b yMerced county stock raisers. The solemn dedication of a Big Tree to an unknown hero will occupy the 27th. DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors BUY A . GOOD BICYCLE It naves slioo-lcatlicr. Unto and energy Harley-Davidson Bicycles Are as good as ' 1 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles All nii'jcles nnd Motorcycles re paired nt Gaylord Motorcycle Shop Medfonl Nat. Phono 1S8-M GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Herb curi for earache, headache, cat arrh, diptherU, sore throat, 1ur trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart (rouble, chilln and fever, cramps, cmiphs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OlK NATIONS. Med ford, Oregon, Jan. 13. 1917. This Is to certify that I. the under signed, had very severe stomach trouble ami had ben bothered for several years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing" of Oim Chunp (whose Herb store is at 214 South Front street, Medford), t decided to pet herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feellnpc better as soon as I usd them and today am a well man and can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted as 1 wan to see Oim OluirtK and trv his Herbs. t Signed) Y. R. JOHNSON. Witnesses: Wm. hew is. Kagle Point. W. U fhlldreth, Baffin Point. M. A. Anderson, Med ford. S, P.. Holmes, Kasie Point. i. K. .Nioore. K-islo Point. J. V. Vclntyre. Kagle Point. tiro. Von der Hellen. Kagle Point, Xhoa, li. Nichols, Juo Point, li T " mm Si Emphasizing the Good Lines of the Figure v . ' y;; ; It requires a properly designed front lace corset to brine out anil emphasize all the good lines. in the figure. Yon qua count output -and more in fsets raonfJ Ilecognlzed as the best designed , front lacing corsetB on the mai ket, Kroluset Corsets have won the enviable distinction of being the Preferred Corsets of Fashionable America! Come in and le( us fit you In the proper model for your particular type of figure. You'll get the real comfort and satisfaction out of it. Great values at $5, $6.60, 7.50 and up.-- F. K. DEUEL & SONS If You Are Making a Garden and it gives you a backache, get a SAN TOX Porous Plaster. If your hands and face are chapped and rough, use Velvet Skin Lotion. And if you feel "slow and loggy" from your work, take a sip of Sassafras Tea night and morning. HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store 1 09 East Main Street. V : HIGH QUALITY SEEDS ' GARDEN FIELD PLANT A GARDEN And cut living expense, Get more exercise, Be thrifty, ', Enjoy life in your Vegetable and Flower Garden. , Buy Seeds That Grow WE SELL 'EM Monarch Seed Co. 317 East Main. ' Phone 260 "Wo. have the agency for the . Brunswick Phonograph "We have added two fine lines of records the. Bruns wick and Vocalion. AVc are always pleased to dem onstrate. FAY E. DIAMOND, Jeweler LISTEN! LISTEN! The Medford Sales Commission Co., has for sale Monday, April IS. at their sales yard. X. Riverside, household goods, farm ma chinery horses and eoys. Ke,d milk cows. Come early. Sale starts at 1 o'clock. G. E. GILLILAN, Auctioneer. 50, buyi r bnnd wiitr. Other man at tttractivs price oea uf before you buy. MKUl'OKI) BOOK STO1U3 1rolaset 'RONOUMCfcQ f BO LA Sf Medtord Iron Works Tractor, Truck, ' Spnj Outfit, and Gas Engine Repairing a Speclaltj GE.VERATj FOVXDRY AND MACHINE SHOP