"PAGE THREE
MRS. WORK SAYS
SHE SUFFERED SO
LIFE WAS BURDEN
VTR'OFORn T TT. TRrRITfTO. i MTCHFO'IM '.' OT?Kfl 0NT." MOXPA V, OCTOBER 10. 1 S2 1
am conyincea, that Tanlac Raved
uiy -lite," said'Mrn. KUzabeth 'AVork,
-373. Sixth street, Portland. Ore.
.-"Auuuuy. Knows, how I suffered
from stomach trouble for fivo vwr1
' I just went throUKh such awful tur-
, tuies that life was a burden to inc.
Kvery time I ventured to eat a good
. meal I sufferod tfor hours afterwards
from gas bloating me up and palpita
tion of the heart. I was so nervous
I got little rest day or night and was
as miserable and discouraged as one
.could possibly be.
"I am more than delighted with
what Tanlac did for me. I am Just
liko b, different person now, eating,
sleeping and feeling better than in
years. Tanlac has brought mo health
and happiness and there is nothing
that I can say about It that is tiuf
"what it ..deserves." '
Tanlac nn,d Tanlac Vegetable, IMlla
are sold by the West Side Pharmacy,
and by leading druggists everywhere.
. ' Adv.
. 3 Ouy sluppujnt of "
DUTCH BULBS
Direct. From Holland .
will juiive in a fevr days,
also
PAPER WHITES ;
(French Grown)
See us before, placing
' your order. .
Maddox & Bonney
lQf).- E Mnii St.' Phono 374
.... AVe deliver '-
The opportunity verjr aehlrjin pre
sents itself for members of the Med
ford , chamber df commerce- to heai i
citizens of California, but at the forum 1
next Wednesday the members will Uo
given the opportunity to listen to J. j.
Webb, a prominent citizen of San
Francisco.
"Cooperation" is the subject ho has
selected and in "Us discussion the
broanest. viewpoint, that of the entire
Pacific coast, will be considered. ,
, Several of the, mo'.nberehip commit
tee have announced that it is their in;
tentioa to receive honorary recognition
Of "-The Two Toots" anij if successful
the same wilr he announced at the
forum on Wednesday which will he
held at the .Medford hotel. ' " ' !
M A 3 - ; if i
' "hrS XATHEtiNE ' av MY IADYS .
ELK GREEK :
I : : T,
family
D. W.
Mrs. Cieorge. Weeks and
wero pleasant tailors at the
Pence tiumc.
Mr. and Mrs." Davo Pepce. were
called -to Appiegate last week, iwhere
his mother is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Owens, Mrs. E. K. be enjoyed, by all to whom a well pro-
Ash .and .daughter, Irma, visited at, duped and fascinating screen piny ap-
"My Lady's l.atqhKoy," adapted for
the. screen :froiu ."The Second Latcli
key.v the novel by C. N. and A, . M.
WlUlonjaon, s. the feature attraction
which opened at the Page theatre yes
terday. ..Katherine MaqDonald.fatnous
as "T.he American Beauty," is starred
i(l the, production which is released
IhtuuKh Associated IJlrst National Pic
tures, inc. ....
,U is a worthwhile drama that will
the Howard Ash home. Sunday. . j
Mlss Inez Wlllits spent Wedneadnf
evening with three q( her ' puplla,
Hazel Lincoln and Alberta Pence. 1
I Miss Mary Weeks visited the Ellj
. Creek school, on Friday last week.
l Mr.- E.'E.'Ash returned honye from
'Sugar Pine, where h has spent hia
summer us ranger.
M.r. P.. fi. Bandta returned 1 his
home Wednesday after A three-day
trip to Medford.
Howard Ash and Tom Weeks have
been haying for Dave Pence w.hlle he
is absent. ,v;'
Air., and Mrs. Ashcraft rk'ent to Aslu
land Sunday, returning to their home
on Elk '.Creek on Tuesday. Mr. Ash j
craft's mother came with them.
peals.
Credit is due the well balanced cast.
Katherine MacDonnlil as. Annesley
Grayle is splendid. Kdmund Wn as
Nelson Smith is worthy of praise,
Claire Du Drey as the Countess de
Santiago interprets her role with fire
and passion. Howard Gaye as. lord
Annesloy-Seton carries off the part
creditably and Lenore l.ynard as Lady
Annesley-Seton is very acceptable,
while Thomas Jefferson as Rttthvon
Smith and Hellena Phillips as Mrs.
Ellsworth also pleased.
Premium List ancFRules for " 1
Medford Apple Show October 29
The premium' list and regulations
for the 'Rogue' River Valley APl'le Ex
position. October 29, 1921, follows:
I v. Rules and: Regulations , :
1. - All; entries nitiK. 'be niafle on or.
I before Thursday, October 27.
j 2., The judging will bp done on Fri
day, October 2S.
Miv and- Mrs. Ilufus Trusty and 3. Exuoaition .will be open to the
family, anfl Mrs- Henry Chlldreth am general public on October 29.
family spent, the week-end with par-, 4 Gl.owors are permitted to make
qnts. Mr..anA.Mv J. M. Trusty. Iany numbSr ot entries in any one class
Mr. Jesse Richardson -has been up ' . , , ,i,i0
for a .hunt on Upper Klk Creek. - 5. .Quarter - boxes. ..will cons itute,
. The f.dlowhiB farmers are -burning' what is termed' hojt, These will be
their slashings since October 1: Mr. furnishetMliegiowars by the Medford
..J. .Trusty, Mr. J. W. Miller, fir. George Chamber of Commerce antl, a deposit
Hall, Mr. Wlllita and Mr. D. W. Pence, a 10c on'cli will be rc(illted whch will
consequently tho atmospnero is quite ho rtfuniC when entries are mado.
N,o entry ifee to he charged
OREGON
in
smoky.
Sir. and Mrs. Stipgls -made a busi
ness trip to Medford last week.'
: The 'first month of the Elk Creek
6.
7. All apples entered to remain on
display until "the , same are unfit' for
schodl closed Friday with 100 per oont Wai purpose. ... . -attendance.
The following pupils are ) Sweepstakes Prize
enrolled: Hazel . Pence, Lincoln To grower having tho largest !nnd
Pence. Alberta Pence, Daisy Wagner, host display at the expositlort. (The
.Elmer ivy. Paul Pandcw. Peter Sandoz, I , f tirHt ,pri!!ea rac0VcU will 1 stura" Co, 3 cc -h llenny & Co
Sundoz, Emile Sando,., labc, .Im. whp ta to. receive I do Z
Co. 7th, Jl cash, Denny Co. 7th, I
ensh, Denny & Co. i
.Class 2C Yellow Newtown Pippin
;ist,$10 in merchandise, Medford Fur
niture & Hnrdwaro Co. 2d. $5 cash,
Stewart Fruit Co. Sd, $3 cash.tewaft
Fruit Co. 4111, $2 cash, Stewart Fruit
Co. 6th, fl cash, Sgohel & Das;. Gth
fl oash. Sgobel & Day.' 7tlt, Jl ca.h
Sgobel & Day,
fPlass 2D Winter Banann. 1st, t
in merchandise, M. M. Co. .2d, 'i cash
DennlSi .Kimball & Pope. 3d, 2 cash,
Dennis. K.imlmll & Pope.
Class 2E Delicious'; 1st, ?5 drivers
gloves, Busy Corner Motor Co. 2d, I
cash, Stewfitt Fruit Co.' ;3d,'f2 cash.
Stewart Fruit Co. , i '
class 2F Jonathan. 1st, $5' shoes,
h. C Faber, Central Point.. 2d, 13 caBh
Stewart Fruit Co. 3d, 2 cash, Sgobel
& Day. , , v , -
Three Box Contest (One layer boxes)
For the best two or throe varieties.
1st Season's storage of ,25 boxes of
apples (Value fl5), Medford lee
Ti'ees. .plant etl; this year wil.l be
nlmost if .not uctnnily bt'iinniij
Jlrttit durinjr -tlio yenr of our com-j
vAJlig'.Bis ... Eair. How much more
valuable will your property bo
thnn if barren of trees.
: Also consider the improvement in
; your home surroundings a nice
... plnulinp; of shade trees, shrubbery,
roses, el c., will accomplish. Our
i stock of Fruit and Ornamental
, Trees embraces a wide assort-
mcnt of the finost in their respec
: live classes. ' ; '
When you are ready to plant, con
' suit us. Wo can help -you,
Oregon Nursery
Company
' "' . OEENCO, OKEapiI
Court News
(Furnished by tho Jackson
County Abstract Co.) '
I au sen.
,1110 swqepstaKes prize.), $1.50 in cash. Guy W. :Conner,
Silver trophy cup offered by tlio 3ll( 200 cenleI't briokv ( $&)., Medford
Pacific Ilocord Herald and $25 ladloa' Jcement Construction CO, $1.60 in cash,
gold watch offered by O. II. Johnson, 'uennl a. Kimball & i'opo. . :.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
.-' Herb cure Tor earacpa -t'nche, cat
; arrh. dlptherla, Bore"tlirorit. iting trouble.
. .; kidney .trouble, stoma.cn irouuie, neart.
trouble., chills and fever, cratnpr, coughs.
poor circulation. curbuncleB, tiimQls,
cracked breast, cures all kinds .of goiters.
1NO OPBBATtONS. - .
., Moilford, Oregon. Jan. la. 19r.
".' Thlfi In trt certlfv llial I ' the under
' Signed, had very severe stomach trouble
,.fond had been bothered for several years
,:and last August, was not , expected . to
.Jive, Hinl bearing of .Qlm Chung (whose
Herb store Is at 1M South Frotit street,
. . Uedford), 1 decided to get herbs for toy
tomnch trouble, and I sinned to feeling
fctter soon as I used theca s.n4 tody
em s well man and can heartily lecotn
mend anyone afflloted -as ' I whs to
0im Chung and try his He.rb.
f!ene.l .W, R... jOUNSON.
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis. Rngle Point.
.W. L.- ChlHreth, Engle J"oln.V
M. A. Anderson, Hfedford. 0
" 8,. B. . Holmes, Kagle Point..
...(J G.Moora.. r.Hni i'oins. .
J. V. McJntyrc. Kogle, Point.
' Geo. 'Von der'Helten Kaglo-VOtnC
. W.M V ViMlM -IHlll
. Circuit" Court -.
F. G. Swedenhurgf vs. Sanitiel Koeh
ler. For' money. -
Win. Ilanimett vs. Anna Radovan ot
al. Lien foreclosure. . . , .
Jackson County Bank vs. Carrie A.
Cozzens. -To quiet '; ,'
C. F. Arant vs. Mrs. Ells. -M. Chase
et al. To quiet. s
. 13. Fi Ftuier ot al vs. H. C, Christof
fcrson. To quiet. .
Patton ami Robinson. Inc. vs. C. R.
Natwick et al. Motion and order.
J. W. Peart vs. C. R. yatwick ctJtl.
Motion and order.
' ! Real Estate Transfers ,
VVelborn Ueeson eb nx to l.oelah
Jones ot al, land in sec. 25, tp.
38. S. it. 1 W :.$ 10.
Nellie Williams to C. L. Law et
- tlx. lots 5 and C, hlk. 07, Cen
tral Point :v
Fred R. Goddard to Alpha Y."
GoUdard, pt. D. L, C. 7, tp.
ss, s. n. 1 w ; 10
U A. Roborts (Hd.ni.) to Violft
May Stone, 2-3 int. lot 31, blk.'
? U. R. R. Add. to Ashland 409.15
W. . Howell et ux to J. .T. Gag
non, SG of NE, E'of SE, sec.
, 3J, tp. !37, . R. 3, W 1000.
W, t. Ulackort et ux to Edward
' Woodcock, 8V2 lot 2. blk. 6.
Carner & Sabin Add. to Wood
vine :....!; 50
H.-U Ful'.trton ,e? ux to Mrsj L.
' Washbp'rh, Jot Jl, blk. 52, Med-
: rord r..:.I.::.....: ;. : 1
NEURALGIA ; ; X
.. ; or headache tub the forehead
melt and inhale the vapors
wee us
V V A r0 R U B
Veer 17 Million Jar, UndtYtatly
MDFQRD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGE
Leaves Medford 1 1 :00 a. in. dnil'. Waves Uoscburg 1:00 p. m. doily
''-
M EDFORD-GR ANTS PASS STAGES '
Feavo Medford 8:00 . m., 11iOV a. m.,' I :Oo' p. m., 4:."?0 p. m.
Leave Grants i'a.ss 10:00 a, m l:0O p. in,, 4: (Ml p. m., 6:13 p. m.
Cars stop nt all in(crmclla(o itoints.
Waiting room, SJedford, 5 8. Front, ' 1'hone SOW
INTER URBAN AUTOCAR CO.
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.
of Ashland. ;
... Plate of the Five Best Apples
Class B -Spitzenburg. 1st, $2 2(1,
$1, 3d, 50e. Donator of prize, Denny &
Company. , .
Class C Yellow Newtown Pippin,
1st, $2, 2d, $1, 3d, 50c. Guy W. -Conner.
Class Dr-Wlnter Banana. 1st, $2,
2d, $1, 3d, 50c. Dennis, Kimball" &
Pope. '. ,
Class 'E-Delicious. 1st, $2, 2d, $1,
3d, 50c. Stewart Fruit Co. i
lass F Jonathan. 1st, $.2 2d, $1,
3u, 50c. Sgobel & Day. . -
Class GGoldon Doliclous. 1st, $1.25,
2d,' 7nc, 3d, 50c. Oregon Cooperative
Growers Abs'n., ,
Class H Hclleficnr. 1st, $1.25, 2d,
76c, 3d, 50,t Oregon Ctioperativo Grow
ers Ass'n.
Class 1 Ot'tlcy. 1st, $1.25, 2d, 75c,
3d, 60c. . Dohny & Co. ,
. Class J Arkansas Mack. 1st, $1.23,
2d, 70c, 3d,' 50c. Denny & Co.
Class ,K Black lien Davis! 1st, $1,
2d, 60c, "3d, 40c. Oreson Growers Co
operative Ass'n.
. Class L Wealthy.. 1st, $1; 2d. COc,
3d, 40c, Oregun Cooperative Growers
Ass'n.. .',.' ' , ( '
Class M Grimes Golden. 1st, $1,
2d, tiOc, 3d, 40c. Oregon Coopprative
Growers Ass'n.
Class N King David. . 1st, $.1, 2d,"
GOc, , 3d, 40c-. Oregon Cooperative
Growers Ass'n.
Class O Macintosh Red. 1st $1.
2d, 60c,' 3d, 40c! Oregon Cooperative
Growers Ass!n. . . . ,
Class P Baldwin. '.1st, $l, ,2d, 60c,
3d, 49c. . Guy W. Conner. . .
. Class . Q Rhode Island Greening.'
lbt, $.1, 2d, 60c, 3d, 40c. Guy W. Conner.
Class Rt 'Rome Beauty 1st, $1, 2d,
G0q, 3d, 40c. Guy W. Conner. ,
Class 4 ataywan Wluesap. . 1st, $1,
2d, GOc, 3d, 40c. Guy W. Conner.
Class T Tompkins King. 1st, $1,
Hi. 60c, 3d, 4l)c. Gay W. Conner,
Class u Wagner. 1st, $1, 2d, GOc,
3d, 40c. Stewart Fruit Co. .
Class V White Winter Pearmain
.1st $1. 2d, COc, 3d, 40c. Stewart Fruit
Co.. : . ' ... ...
. Z 4'lal.o of the fire largest apples.
1st, $1, 2d, 75c. 34, 25c. .Denny & Co.
. SiriQle Box Contest (One Laysr)
Apples entered must be of a. Blze
that would pack 113 or loss in a com
mercial sized box. '
These one layer boxes may he so
cured at the Uedford .chamber of com
merce. A deposit of llc each wilt be
required wjilch will be refunded when
entries are made. ' ...
- More, than one entry may bo made
in each class.
4 Class 211 Spltzcnhurs.. 1st, $J0
gold. Central Point Bank. 2J, $5 cash,
Denny t Co. 3d, $3 cash, Denny & Co.
ith, $2 cash, Denny & Co. Cth, $1 cash
Denny & Co. . Cth, $1 casa; Denny &
4th, Dahlia tubes $13), R. II. Paxson,
Central Point. $1.50 in cash, Stewart
Fruit Co. ...
th, box of chocolates ($3, Valley
Cnndy-Co. $1.50 in cash, Sgobel & Day.
Gth, 43-11). sack Olympic flour, Port
land Flouring Mills. ' ' " ,
. 7th, 49-11). Baqk Olympic flour, Port
land Flouring MillH. ,' i ' ,
$th. 40-11). sack Olyinplp flotir, Port
land Flourlpg Mills. .
9th, 49-lh. sack Olympic, flour, Port
land Flouring Mills. '
All exhibits will be Judged on their'
uniformity, freo from blemish and
shape. , ' 1
kemeniher that pntries mnsj: . he
made two days before tho exhibition Is
open to the general public, which Is on
Oct, 29, Make entries on or., before
Oct. 27? , . V' , " . '.'' '
' . Special prize Flowora ($3 xnlnq).
Maddox & Bonney. : ',;. , ,
special nonce the one layer doxos
(knocked down) may ho obtained at
tho Medford Chamber of Commerce on
or after Saturday, pet." 15.
tV
WASHINGTON., Oct. - 10. Vash
Ingtou po'ice 'were cooperating today
with Virginia police, apd. private de
tectives in .an. effort., to tracewlnea
and liquors, estimated to be worth
$300,000, said to havobaen ldlen
from the country home near hre of
Joseph Le'ter, financier, a week ago.
MOTHER! CLEAN -I
CHILD'S ' B0VV ELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPj
Kvon a Biqk child lovcn the "fniity"
tatc of "Ciilifornirt Kynip." Jf the
little tuniiic is coated, or if your cliiM in
lixtleja, vvom, feveriHh, full of cold, or has
colic, give a teiuiiKtoiifiil to cleans tlw
liver mid boVfU. in a feu hours you can
Bee for yournelf how thoroughly it work
all the constipation poison, sour bile arid
wate out of tho IkwoIr, and you li&vo a
well, playful child (iain. i
Million of mothers keep "California
V'ff Syrup handy. They know a1 ta
spoonful toslay its a sick child to
morrow. Auk your dmcit for ffftminc
"California Tig Syrup' which Ims llirec
tioni for Lahicn and children of all ageft
pritilel on Uittle. .Mother! You munt
say "f'nlifornia or you may get an imi
tation Hg yrup. 1
i Mi Mm - :
wfflB&r so
. ii n iit. 1 ii 'iTfi'i'
urn 'JJ-i'f x-fKi '
:Mf" .
one
could tell
from My hands that' I do my own washing
and housework. Citrus hasri t hurt them a bit
THOUGH possessed of extraordinary
qualities for quick and thorough cleans
ing of the dirtiest clothing, California Citrus
Washing Powder is so pure and bland that it
need not be feared by the most delicate hands.
Prolonged daily contact with Citrus does no
harm whatever to the skin.
'' ' ... . :
ft White Hands" is a phrase of truthlul significance xnen
kenin connection with California Citrus Washing Powder.
' Citrus Contains Products of the Lemon and Oliv
Use it for Every Soap Need
Ideal for the Washing Machine
CITRUS SOAP COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
SAN DIEGO
lOO'fo i I
Citrul I fi
Li
Washing
Fowaer
"For Snowy Linens and ,n
Soit.WhiieH&nds"
Remeirber theLEMOft
Extraordinary
.ertainty
Car Owners want more rubber on the tread where the wear ia
hardest; more gum between cord plies to perfect a resilient and .
powerful carcass And they want a scientifically constructed Nor
Skid tread with all angles and contacts to resist skidding and give
sure traction. Firestone Cord Tires have met these demands of
( the car owners. m ' . , .
Read Letters Below y
Records from 29,000 to 57,000 Miles ;
Vfovt and then they art asaU
sized by ujiuaual instameM ' tucli
as quoted bcLow. Pcrfonnancea
like these demonstrate the tUtl
mate possibilities of FireitQUa
Cords under careful driving. y '
gPt S, Wr I . .
H The Hirvty E. Mtefc Co , J
Thirtetnlh A Hal moo PUe f w
tJinncapolla A
Gentlemen:
It occurs to ma tfait rod mltht b IrtttHMl
In the milease thit I obtained from tb l
Fire i to no Cord Ures on my Dod(e coupe. Tho
6rt tire went over .-
000 inilei. IDe eeconej
tire rolled up a nikea
of between 44,000 and
3S.O0O. Theie were botl
rear tlrei and had bee
cut- coneiderabljr bf .
.chaini. The two front
'tiree have gone bettrt"
Uian 35,000 milei and an
itill In good condition. . t
expect to get at least
40,000 mllet from each 4
them. I need scarcely
say that the Firestone;
Cord will be my tlr
choice for the future,
Archie H. Beard, I
taiLaSalle Btdb
Muucapoiiae
Cord Tires built the FirestSne
yay. could, not. fail to produce
mileage. Every day, from all over
the country, comes the word that
10,000, 20,000 or 30,000 miles are
frequent ' and consistent records
Sept 10, 1921
Firettone Tire at Rubber
ine Harm lie Branch,
aclcBonville, Florida.
Gentlemen f ' -v
I submit herewith the history oi a 33x4 .Fire
Stone Cord tire. This tire has run 7,000 miles
I tin retreaded it seven times. ' Tho average
mtlcAire to each retread
Ins was about 7.000. I
think you will agree thit
Ms a ' remarkable record.
It is sspecially unusual
as- I tcnow the owner to
fee a severe drlvar. How
ever, he gives hin tires
proper inflation. The.tire
in questton ft not yet
O'lt of service and his
every Indication of being
sufficiently strong for an
other retread. 1 am
matting photographs un
der spparate cover.
C. U. Penney.
.. ,Plant City, Fla.
30X 3Va
,.NON SKID
EXTRA SIZE
In this fabric tire as In our cord tlree
only Firestone resources and expcrU
ence can provide this quality at this -price.
'
CORD TIRES
. HITTSON MOTOaS. 3(40 So. Fir St., Medford