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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1921)
K METTFOTrn mail tutruxr medford. outfox, ti-ksiuy. july i uwi PGE THREE r IM fc? Iff 1 E - &f ; Ugortte;cr .Icrtell'you oftltecarein, blendind ta bacco&,for,j ONE-ELEVEN Cigarettes w uiu ur uur ly interesting But-jtritbuy aoacktitteand 4 O 111" tei DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! YOUR OLD RUGS mill carpets run he rouovon Into new l'I;l IK KCCiS Ml ll nominal cost lil'rk ship: "The rugs nc clean lire clean when io clean 'rm." I' rco' Delivery I'liono ISO Moaan Art Rug Co. Ill) West 'Tenth Ht. SEWING MACHINES New 'or used, nil Into models Bingor Electrics. Caith or rreilit on c.-oiy payment. AH Machine:! Jlcpaired Flrnl-Clann Tircun Making, Picoting, 1 McniKtllchlhg Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 S. I'ir Phone 215-K MAIL YOUR FILMS rEM'S STUDIO Medford Y3L to UTOast Main St .wood" V linvo llio IHiickluirii Wood Yard nnd mo now nrrparctl lt furnish nil Muds of wood and nlaus by the tier or cord at REDUCED PRICES Ynrcl nl. 1 1 It S. I-'lr street, Phono 8."iD nr 870-J. Delivery lo any imrt of illy. . W. W. HALL OOOOOOOCOOOOOOCXGOCOGOOOOO 1 i ! A party of f-v.ir well known Medford people met with an unfortunate acci dent Sunday night when the Chevrolet car of Miss Kloauor McQuiston, book keeper of the dates Auto company. I and sister of Mrs. Kobeil I!:yle, was driven off the highway in the Siski you3 and turned turtle. Miss McQuiston and her mother. Mrs. Josephine McQuiston, are at the Sacred Heart hospital, the former with a badly cut hand and her mother with n dislocated right shoulder and numer ous cuts ami bruises. Miss Mamie Hamm who also was In the auto when it went off the highway and over turned was badly shaken up, and the fourth member of the party, A. P. Walker, the choir leader and vocal teacher, happened to be outside the car and thus escaped injury. The car, which was owned by Miss McQuiston is n total wreck. The quartet left the city in the evening for a ride up the Sisklyous and had proceeded as fur as 1 i.J miles this side of Hilt when ther decided to turn around and come home. Miss McQuiston was driving and during her maneuvering to turn around. Mr. Walker got out of the car to direct the turning. In some way the car went off the highway ami down the mountain ;m feet where it overturned and stopped Miss McQuiston and her mother were pinned beneath tbo car, the mother be neath the back door which had to he broken away to release Iter, and the daughter was- pinned between the windshield and the steering gear. William Mclnlyro of Medford, who was enroute home from ICtna Mills, Calif., happened to come along right after the accident occurred and he and Mr. Walker extricated tho women and "al lied them up to the highway, and ine party tben Hurried to Mcilford and lo tlie hospital in Mr. Mclntyrc's car, whe.ro Dr. Steams administered to (heir injuries. .Miss .McQuiston was very weak from loss of blond as artery had been severed in the second finger of her right hand. The patients today were reported an in no danger. Tho accident was fortunnto In that (he desc ending car overturned only 30 feet from the highway and did not go on down the steep mountain side. Our Champion Plays jin England f I The I Oakland . Sensible Six g T!iN 'M-liorKCpowrr, llwlit C i-jilndfr rar given from 18 J 10 iHTiny-iour nint'fl 10 one Bal lon of Basolino and avorascs from eight lo twelve (hon.sand inilea to ouo set of tires. Twenly-nlnf hni'roveiaeiiLs In (he new 1 1 1! 1 models. Price $1375.00 I'O M oritur A L irouf VI u m:w moii;i,s on hand g Tumy Motor Co. 12S-I2.-I So. lYont St. H: G OARNETT A ran Mr. and .Mrs. II. C. Clamott nnd children left this afternoon for Al hainbra, Cal., where Mr. Oarnett has purchased a hardware store and whero tho family will mako their home. They have lived hero seventeen years nnd as'"Shortie" says, "We have done tho best we can while, in -Medford." This is saying a whole lot because they have been very directly connected with tho church, social. business and other activities and could always bo counted upon to ren der service along any of these lines. "Shot-tic' ai everybody knovs Mr. (larnett, has a winning wny nnd a nlcasant word for everybody that have undo him onn of the most prominent ot Medford'a livo-wlro men, counted upon to render every service along any of these linen at uny and nil times Medford friends; by the hundreds wish the tlarnetla happiness and pros perity In their 'new homo, whllo ro- gietling to bid them farewell. In reading tho article in this paper Saturday about Rev. G. W. Hatcher, of Columbia, -Mo.; "The Marrj'inK Pason," who has tied 14 7 knots of matrimony, "Shortio" Garnett oaid one of .tho knotu waa his hotter halt and hOj 31 years ago in Kansas City, Mo.. i TOO ILL TO WORK A ' Mother Tells How ! Her Daughter Was Made Well Again by Lydia E. Pinkham's - - Vegetable Compound Philadelphia, Pa. '"At the age of sixteen my daughter was having trouble n'fti'ti'A'iiWH&'i',! every month, one II'rW'MSSI nad bad pains across alwCThet b"ck and in hor ili$Mf&k: Ssl sides, hcrback would WPam her so that she si could not do her work wiMwm and would havo to Ho if ;'S5b '' l down; My married fl? daughter recommen- ' 'MAmn a- ci, 1 ; . --; ''sltook it faithfully and is now regular and f Mi'H. Molla liJurstL'iU Mal:orv. American woman tennis champion, photographed in action duriiiK t lie rf crnt woinen' tennis touniamunl ul licckenliam, KnKland, .Mrs. Ma) lory vs eliminated hy Mrs. lU-amish, cf J-jiifitund, in the siMiiI-i'lnal round.. The toiirnanient was wmj hy Miss KlifUiheih Hyan of California, who defeated Mrs. Mallory's eoionioror in thts finals. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Howlett ichnrue of the Hutto Kails Huh hatcherv f passed through here Tuesday on his way home Tuesday evening. Ho nays that the fish are doing fine in the hatchery this season. Mr. Millard, tho apeed cop, was out here hunting. up 'deliuiiueiitti. ilo found a car hero on the street without a II. I,. Cox and wiru of the California Oregon Power company were hore for dinner on their way lo the Hullo Falls license lag and w.itehod around until has no nain. We recommend the Vop. etahlc Compound and Rive, you permis Finn to publish this letter. "Mrs. Katie Kiohkr, 4034 N. Fairhill St., Itiladel phta. Pa. Standing all fay, or sitting in cramped positions and of ten with wet fer?t, young liirls contract deranged conditions, nnd before they are hardly aware of it they develop headaches, backache, irregular ities, nervousness and bearing-down pains, all of which are symptoms of woman's ills. If every mother whohas a daughter suffering from such symp toms would profit by the experience of Mrs. Eicher and give Lydia E. Pink- hftm'a Votrdt nhle CfmrvwnH n T:tr fr!:il abe may expect the same happy result. I country for a few days outing- and Kred Ciimniings the superintendent ol the water system was hero for dinner Tuesday. ill writing an account of .what a fine time the lady members of tho Civic Improvement club had while Ibey bad thoir meeting at the home or Mrs. M. U Pruitt, there was ono very Intorest ng feature that was omitted by the lady friend who handed mo the report that 1 happoned to pick up later and that was that Mrs. It. A. Weidnian, ono of the active and influential mem bers bad her camera along and took pictures of the members as they were collected in different groups and tmnn of the photos nro very lino and show up-several of tho bcauly spots of Mrs. Prnltt's lawn and surroundings.' Dr. V. W. P. Holt, formerly of this place but now of .Medlon!, passed through hore Tuesday witli Mrs. llalph Tucker of Hrownsboro, Inking her into Medford to he placed in tho hospital lor treatment. Thoro seomod to be no very serious troublo but a find of general honking down caused by too close confinement, and overwork. Mr. and Airs, lloyal fl. Drown have taken a trip down to San Jose to visit thoir daughter, Miss Hazel who is cn gaged in business In that city. Mm. Anna Itrophy and her sister. Mrs. Olio McPherson went to Portland Tuesday night on the train but expect to return with a car over tho Pacific highway. Messrs. Adamson anil Cbappell who own and operate a sawmill near the town of Trail came out Tuosdny and brought out two small lot of lum ber, ono for W. U Cblldrcth and the other for Geo. Drown & Sons. .They report that they aro getting along qtfile well with their work, although they have had lo work to disadvantage on account of having to hurry up or ders for Ihe Ilogue river bridge as soon as thoy got their mill started be fore they could have tracks and run ways fixed, but now they are putting them In and expect to da n good busi ness yet this summer and fall. ' J. V. Learned of the Oregon Ufe Insurance company, was hero for din ner and so were George Gwen, his son Charles who live on their farm on Rogue river about three miles west of our town nnd W. A. Crane of Applo gate, who were out canvassing the county in the .Interest of the Kami Dureaii ICxchango. .Mr. Crano return ed and spoilt Wednesday and Thurs day 'nights at the Stmnyside. It ap pears thai there Ib an arrangement mado between the members of the Karm Dureau to have one man who is authorized to solicit names and issue certificates of membership to canvass a certain section of. tho county and some one who Ik acquainted with the country and people volunteers to take him around, ono each day. Thursday ho was taken around by l.loyd French. Mr. Crano reports that he was having good success except when he got luto tho German settlement up in tho I.akej creek country. - . Carlylo Natwlck, one of Ihe nub con tractors on the unit1 'between Hog creek and the new Itogue river bridge was here Tuesday for dinner. Carlylej Natwlck and Lois .Martin have taken a contract from the original contractors, be found the owner, Dennie Zimnierly of Trail, but when he came to question him it appeared thai he had applied but there was a nilsihke made in t lit1 number of the car so ho was ait right lie wont to seo another man who had a California license but he had his car In the. garago and was trying to gel his licenso so accomplished nothing In lhat lino. W. II. Ilrown and wife ot the firm ol Geo. Ilrown and Sons, and two travel ing salesmen were here Tor dinn'et Thursday, and so was . I. M. Leonard of the Oregon Life Insurance company Among the business callers -was Bert Claino of lOaglo f Point, J. W. Hurry of Hrownsboro, John Welch of Lake Creek, John Ureb, Jr., for inlelll genoo fronv hi6 siBter who was in the hospital, I learned aftor they went to .Medford.. W. G. Averill ihid his little niece, both, or Medford, came out and spent Thursday night on their way up to his ranch on the P. & K. II. It, five miles this sldo of Hullo Kails. Ho was tak ing tho little Kill up to try to get some color in her'iilco by breathing the pure mountain air and drinking good pure mountain water. ProL II. II. Viowo anil wife passed through hero Thursday on their way to Untie Kalis. Prof. Lowe Is to he I ho principal of tho Hntto Falls high school the coming season and he seems to bo greatly encouraged over tho prospect for he with others shares tho opinion that Hutto Kails will wake up and that they will have n flouriBli inp; business editor thcro yet. .,. M. Gay nnd lull Conover wore here Thursday and report that they found so much snow at thoir sulphur mine that they could not work to ml vantage hilt they brought out some specimens of rock that looks good They claim that they hnvo powdered up some of It and found gold, sliver copper and another mineral that thoy could not name. W. K. Ilammel of Iteese creek, wns also in town Friday and reports there will be another bond election held July 9th at the Iteese creek school house hy tho Eagle Point Irrigation district for tho purpose of voting more bonds as Ibey have added as much moro land lo the district as there was originally. A full attendance la expected. Cliff H'.ckson nnd wife were hero on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chrlu N'ntwlck witli their two granddaughter:! passed iiirougn town rriuay on tnolr ."ay up to where their son Carlylo Ih working on his contract. R. f). Henson nnd W. It. Bmilli, fore man and helper of I ho Kluin Adv. Co., wero out Friday putting up new ndver tlscmenls. They took dinner at the Sunnyslde. H. P. Huchlor, C. S. Cole. .1. II. Jonos and Win. Htlnson who aro In the em ploy of the Callfornla-Orogon Power company were here Thursday and Fri day morning moving somo of the light poles out of tho middle of the street the county court is opening and having graded. TO BE SPEAKER FORUM TOMORROW Waller Priti-bard Katun, a not.-dj author, and Kred 11. Kiser the well i kr.own i.eenic plieiosiaphn will be the two speakers at the Medionl Chamber of Commerce forum at the Hol'mid Hotel tomorrow noon. j At the present lime. Walter I'riti h-! ard Katon is writ ng a series -f ar-j tides for Hie New York Times, of bis; travels about llle Statu of Oregon,! which will Include a vht't lo Crater j Lake and along the back bone of thuj Cascade Range. He has been a con- j Iributor to the American Magazine. Harper., Country Life and tunny olh-; or periodicals as well as having writ- ten n number of Hoy Scout book:i. His home is at Sheffield. Massarhtis-. etts, and he is being piloted through I scenic Oregon by Kred Kiser of the j Kiner Motion Picture corporation of; Portland. j With the Kiser-F.aton parly is ,t complete motion picture outfit of di rector and camera men and they com pleted a motion lecture of the parade at Ashland yesterday. Kred Kiser has been iiriivo ill the scenic preservation movement in the northern part of I lie slate and in his address tomorrow will te.icli upon lhat subject. The Kifor-Kalon party bavo been elaborately enterialned by Ihe Cham bora of Commerce and liotarhtus at Salem and Kngcne and it is now up lo Medford members !' the Cliamb'i ol Commerce to greel tlicui wl"h the "Medford Spir t." Walter Pilchard Katon will deliver an address on Aug ust S at the members' forum of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. Heginning with tomorrow, the fo rums during tho month of July will be held at the Holland Hotel. T. K. Daniels returned Monday from a short business and pleasure trip lo Ashland. HYSOLOGICAL ACTION , OF TMLAC EXPLAINED World's Leading Authorities Show Just What Tanlac Really Is and Explain Effect of Each of Ten ?ngredients on the Human System. Power ct Medicine Conclusively Proven. A l;i,v never i;psos but wli.-if thousands of people ask ilie iui's(ions: Yliitr is Tanlac? Wliy its phenomenal-' sin-cess Why do we hear so nnich about it ''and "Why baa lliis ,11'i'i aiation so far out-stripped, all other medicines of its kind ( The a;iswer to these questions is easy and can be ex plained in just one word merit. Tanlae is scientifically compounded ;ui! represents years of work, study, experi mentation ano1, research by some of the foremost chemists an dpliannacoumists of America. An Advertisement Helped Her Mrs. Luelllo Mnckey, Hi Huenit VIkIii St, Washington, Pa., writes: "Last winter my a-year-old girl caught a bad cold' which left her with a dry ough. Messrs. RhodeB and Price to do n cor-' It bothered her most at night and she tain Job on Ihe Crater Lake highway and arc working like beavers lo got It completed. Mrs. Walter Marshall of Drowiisbfiro and Mrs. Harvey Stanley and Miss Meda Marshall, a slste- of Mr. Mar- would cough until she vomited. I think idle must have had whooping cough. I paw an advertlnenient for Foley's Honey and Tar. I tried it and bought two bottles and her cough left her before she finished the second bot- hall, were transacting business here He. Plio hnd gotten awfully thin, but Tuesday. now she is us fat as ever." Sold evcry- J. W. Deiriaii of Medford, who has where. . t. f dv.l rc Milk . For Infants ' & Invalids NO COOKING Tho "Food-Drink" for Ail Arc3. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, nod Fountains, Aik for llORLICK'S. ss3T Avoid Imitations fc Substitutes The Tanl.o- formula !k purely etbi eel and complies with in,' national and .-Male pure food laws. ,'l Is purely vegetable and is made l l in i the most iMiiciii-ial roots. hcrl'M aid barks kmm-.-l to .Materia Meillea. -The Tan lae LahonitanricM are among Mie larg est and inoHt mcdcroly eiudt'ed in this country. Ten Ingredients in Tanliu'. Altogether, t hi-re are ten luirredl ent.s in Tniilae, c.-icli of which is of vi ecoi;hl;-.cd thcrup.-'Utie value. In ri-IViTing to one of the more im portant Ingredients of T.inlac, the Kneyclopcdia I Irlltiiniea Hli.vs: It has been llle source, of tile most valuable Ionic niei'iiiiu-s Unit have ever been iliiicovereu. " III refeirillK lo other of Ihe general Ionic drugs conliiliied in Tanlae, the i::ih edition of Potter's Therapeutics, a .itandiiril medical let! -book, states thai "Ibey Impart general lone and iilrenglh lo the entire h.vhI. -tn. iiiclvd ini: all organs and tlssuon." This same well-ltliown i lllllorlt.V In ilewriblng the pbyidolnKienl action of i-llll .mother of the Ingredients of Timlin-, which Is or value In lieatinu what Is commonly known as a "run down condition," lines the following cNprciisloii : "It Is- highly esteemed III Ions of appetite during convalescence from acute dlncnses. " There are certain oilier elements In Teniae which, because of their in fluence upon the appetite. di.esHoil, assimilation and elimination. Improve the nutrition and vital activity of alt tho tissues and organs of the body and produce that state of general tonicity, which is '.-ailed health. The United States Dispensatory, makes the following comment regard, log another ingredient: "It may be used In all cases of pure debility of the digestive organs or where a general tonic Impression is required." There are certain other InHredlonts described in the Dispensatory, and in other standard medical text books, as having a beneficial action upon the orgaim of secretion, whose proper functioning- results in a purification' of tho blood streams pausing through ; them. In this manner objectionable . and poisonous ingredients of tho blond are removed nnd tho entire system invigorated and vitalized. Tonic ami Ilotiy Ilullilcr. 'Panluc was designed, primarily for the correction of disorders of the' stomach, liver and bowels. At tho. same time, however, it is a powerful. reconstructive tonic and body builder, for it naturally follows that any medi cine that brings about proper assimi lation of the food and tho thorough', elimination of tho wasto products must, therefore, have a. far-reaching-and most beneficial effect upon thei entire system. . Tanlae Is sold in Medford by West. Side Pharmacy and leading drug gists. Adv.- Medford Coast Ry l UDI-'Olin-.IACKNON VIIiLK I'AltlO 15c; KOIINI) TRIP 850 f.v. Medford 7:110 dally, ex. Sunday 0, in, 11:30 A. M 1, 2. 3:110, 4:30, (i, !l::il) P. M 10 V. M. Sat. only. 1, v. .lacksonvlllc, 7 dally ox. Hundny S::in, i::io, 1 1 A. M 1"J:an. 1:30. 3, 4, t. 7:16 P. M. With Medford tfadn in Medford made " HOTEL SUTTER San Francisco Not Merely n Hotel, Bnt. An Institution Founded on These Principles . POPULAR PRICES SERVICE COURTESY fieorgo AVnrren Hooper, Mgr. ' Warm Weather Necessities Bottled Drinks and Ice Cream They are very popular at any out door function,, bnt are no longer a picnic necessity only. House wives find them both mighty handy and highly appreciated' for (lie, table. Yriiey go with ev erything eatable. We. manufacture and sell by the east;. GRAPLO, A-PORTER, CHAMPAGNE VELVET, WHISTLE AND LIT HI A WATER Also-manufacture and retail GOLD SEAL BRAND ICE CREAM Phone 51 and we will deliver a case of these drinks, or ice cream. Jackson County Creamery Marie in Medford
