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JrEDFOI?D,MATT; TRIBUNE. MEDFOTtT), ORF.OONV MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1021
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AGAINST CITY
OCTOBER 1 2TH
' ;'j The suit of Grace M. Wilson vs.
: City of Medford will be tried before
Judge P. M. Calkins at Jacksonville
on Wednesday, October 12, V. A. C.
' Ahlf, attorney of Grants Pass, will
represent the plaintiff, whllo City At
torney Kred W. Mcars will handl the
case for the city of Medford.
This suit Is being broUfiht to set
i BlUe the sale of plaintiff's property
for delinquent assessments. The City
.Of Medford sold plaintiff's property
' ;for, ("elinquent assessments in Junu
; ry. 191s. and as there was no other
bidder the property was struck off to,
f the city of Medford and a certificate
i''4t sale .of said property issued' to the
l.eity. The sale was conducted Under
'the provisions of the charter amend
.silent adopted by the people of Med
; .ford after the supreme court decision
Ulu-the Colby case. - ; '
rr This' suit involves the constltutlon-
slity of- this "charter amendment,"
v and , will undoubtedly be appealed to
;"'ihe supreme court, whatever may be
ri(he decision In the lower court. The
I people of Medford are vitally Inter
t ested in the outcome" of this suit.
GROWERS ASKED TO
EXHIBIT PORTLAND
This yenr the" annual land pro
duct show, which has become quite
a feature of Portland's, civic work,'
will bo held in conjunction with the,
International livestock exposition. The
.M I'd Cord Chamber of Commerce has
been linked to Interest growers in this
county in tills show and to urno gene
rous response to their request 'for en
trios. This county's 'admirable show
ing at the state fair might well be du
plicated at this Portland exhibit.
A complete premium list 'ia to' be
'found at the chamber -of commerce
rooms. The premiums la the tipple
section include a ten dollar first, and
a five dollar second prize In each of
ten varieties for single" box displays
besides prizes of $26. ..50, $75 and
$150 in 8 and 2 5boxdisplays.
ELK'S CARNIVAL '
I f COMING NEXT WEEK
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'? H; C. Woodrow, special agent of the
j rived In the city today to arrange all
details prior to the coming of tho
l,t entertainment company which is to
i spend six days In Medford next week
playing an engagement under the aus
pices of, the 15. P., 0. E, Buckhounds
- committee.' Coming directly here from
j a successful tour of the big fairs of the
, northwest such as Spokane, Walla
, t Walla and. Yakima, the show is -said
(Mo be one of the best amusement com
panies on the road. ' They are playing
-,at Eugene this week "under the aus
' pices of the Elks." ! ;, -'v
: , The Leavitt 'Brbwti and Huggin coni
.!pay travels In' "special, train of 25
, cars owned by the company. They
scarry with them',12 attractions, four
;; lnodern riding , devices, and military
i;concert band, which will' give concerts
( both afternoon and evening. The six
t -day engagement in ' Medford com
- Inences Oct.'lT anil continues until the
t-22ndi including both dates.. The tents
;,trllt be located at the carnival grounds
north of Big Pines Lumber Co.
POP GATES TO BE '
GUEST OF HONOR
further entm-taJneil mid inMrurttuI by
story-tvUiiiK and nature stifdy ad
juiKtK Classes hegan Monday after
noon, October 10.
RESCUED AT SEA
HALIFAX, Get. jp. Joseph H.
Enele and Arthur Bprafeue, Halifax
youths, who started from here in the
sixteen-foot open boat "Vet" for a
cruise to Vancouver, B. C, have ar
rived at Norfolk, Va'., on the tug Pru
dence, nccordlnK to1 a telegram from
Krtgle received .' here .tonight. .' The
"Vet" was capsized in a gale off Point
Judith, It. I., last Wednesday, the
Itelegram said, and the youths were
; rescued by the Tug's crow.
, ASHLAND. Oct.' 10. "Pop" Gates
ord mayor of -Medford, will be the
guest of honor at'a Chamber of Com
merce forum' luncheoli. Tuesday noon
October 11. His formal thomu will
deal with the recent stale fair nt JSa
len'i, in the pnynotlon of which he was
a powerful factor, also the big expo
sition at Portland iii" 1925. Ho may.
perhaps, digress and not Inadver
tently eliher, upon some -live topics
Important locally ns' affecting the wel
fare of Jackson county communities,
both individually vnnd collectively.
This forum feed will be a fine one.
Hastronomli-nrty, and it is expected
tlint the feast of renson nnd flow of
soul, resulting therefrom, will meas
ure up to tho hishcU toploftical
standards. ' ,
Funeral services of the late E. E.
Mnrey, who died in Portland lust Sat
urday, were held at Stock's chapel on
Sundnv afternoon under Elks auspices
interment being In-Mountain View
..,..,.,.., rw.,iuiri was 50 years of
I age. and proprietor of tho Overland
garage in this city. He came u. in
land from Idaho about two years
since.1 - " '" ,
j Max Ge Bauer, who owns the busis
ness block now occupied on . the
( ground floor by tho Isaacs dry gopds
establishment, is remodeling the up
istairs apartments extensively, nnd will
personally reside on. .the premises in
charge of the rooming department.
Carpenters are now on the job', the
alterations involving the installation
of a number of rooms admirably ar
ranged en suite. '
'. rHino brow proof spirits aro not
considered scientifi. ally rectified
until they will respond to the follow
ing requirements: lnje.-t a few drops
into a mild and' Inoffensive rubbi',
and provided bunny exhibits a de
cided tendency to fight a fierco bull
dog, then the product of the illicit
still is considered fit to lioltlo for ex
port. ( ''
Ashland students al O. A. C. take
mutual pleasure In gre. iing .Miss Mar
ion Hodgson, formerly residing here,
who is a member of ihe college fac
ulty, a position in which she is sub
stituting for a year ami may remain
permanently. .
JOHNSON
for
SCIENTIFIC
DENTISTRY
S!28 East Main Street
Over M M Department Store
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YOU CKTX GET M0T ANT
OLD THIN Q AT MOST ANT
OLD TIME AT DE VOX 'I
LADIES PREFER
Clean Hands and Clean Clothes
Universal Tire Filler
Better Hiding Cushion Than Air
NO PV.MP NO I'UXCTCKES .
NO BLOWOUTS
GAYLORD
110 X. ItlvtM-nWtn Vhnnn IS8-M
BOMBAY, Oct. S. The working
committee of tlie national congress
ntiH Ihn ixillxhMtn tnrftiv
Hympahotic strike throughout India
on the day the Prince of Wales ar-
JriVes in Bombay and a boycott of the
cities which the nrince visits.
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Leopard Esoaiios From Zoo.
'INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Oct. 10.
A black leopard, one of .three which
arrived from India three days ago,
broke from its cago -at a zoological
arena near here yesterday and was
still at large late ltiBt night. Twenty
five n$on witj) dqgs.werp scouring the
surrounding coimtT in search of the
ben st. ... yt
MR. FARMER:
Do you realize that a good cow will market
your hay, pasture and time at
War Time
Prices
We will deliver at your ranch for a
thirty-day
Free Trial -
the closest skimming cream separator in the
world. ' .. - ' .. ..
HUBBARD BROS.
Wrtwi roeptved from tlieir home
near Lethbrldge, Alberta, by relatives
here, announces the birth recently of
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Elia
son. well known Ashland young people
resdiing up north.
Harbingers of ' the approaching
winter fair are In ovldenoc, and all
Interested are hereby notified that the
several committees exploiting the
enterprise, are notified to meet in tho
Chamber of Commerce offices on
Monday evening, Octoberi 10. This
call is an offlcinl one and it is fiopcd
that it will be heeded.
I The Parent-Teachers have launched
ja new project, "and that is to secure
'another pianp for Hawthorne school,
!the plan being id have a musical In
strument on tho( first floor, thero
i already being one. upstairs. Tho tench
jers are planning an .entertainment to
assist in raising fluids. Playground
eiiuipment will lsb bo purchased for
I junior high nnd Hawthorn schools.
The Chamber of Commerce has ap
pointed JS. V.'.Carter. Y. H. Johnson:
I A. C. IlnifllfRr. J- H. MrCee and Louis
Dodge a eommiuiee to investigate ue
volni.ment of Deafl-Jndian roads. All
are cottago proprietor at Lake of tho
Woods, henco'epoclnliy luiercsieu 111
this project. , :' e
Tho sermon-subject in a local
church, Sunday evening, related ' to
"The Modern Tongue's .Heresy." Now
substitute "gossip" for "heresy," and
tho theme would apply to a lot of
scandnloug reports connected with an
estimable family formerly residing
here, but now ef California. - In this
connection gossip linked surnames.
spelled nearly alike, the initials being
Identical, but conditions, location, anfl
circumstances In general proved to
tally dissimilar. In the face of this
idle talk,' irretrievable mischief was
narrowly averted, and Innocent par
ties have been humiliated, owing, to
the scandals as circulated in this vi
cinity. Snn 1 Francisco papers pub
lished this matter last December in
connection with routine divorce pro
ceedings, a report which.- In now ise
e'duld be distorted as reflecting upon
the well. known family referred to as
Having formerly lived In Ashland, i
VrNot only '-Methodists,' but all 'other
denominations aro elated over the
welcome news ;that ,Kov. C. A. Ed
wards, has been returned by the Ore
gon conference to servo tho Ashland
pastorate another year,- the fifth one
successively in the local field, a result
which citizens in general aro also
pleased to learn, to such a wide ex
tent is the pastor's popularity recog
nized in this locality.
The funeral of Mrs. Mnyme L. nolln
who died suddenly Saturday will bo
held at the Catholic church, Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. High mass will
ha celebrated by Rev. Father Powers
and Interment will he in Jacksonville
cemetery where the deceased's brother
Martin was buried. , ,,
Winter Ncllls pears are, moving, tho
local Fruit association having an
nounced car shipments, for Saturday
of this week, October 15.
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Chicago councllmen.to tho number
of a score or so fraternized with- Ash
land's city dads Saturday morning,
during the train stop and were taken
for a drive about town, especially In
vestigating the merits of our water
supply, inasmuch as tho windy city is
restricted to Lake Michigan for lis
"quota." ' s Tho' visiting Chlcagocsc
bore such eminently American sur
names ns Kavanugh, Mulcahy, Govlcr,
Knindl, Czekala, Devoreaux, Franz,
and other Czech and Hibernian deri
vatives. John Fuller acted acted as
official interpreter of tho punitive ex
pedition and Vic Mills as sky pilot.
Mulcahy' assnrred Iord .Mayor Mc
Lamkin that Just as soon ns his con
freres term of office' expired, they
were all coming to Ashland to live.
As delegates from tho Ashland
branch, Mrs.' Stella Leavitt and Mrs.
Alice Jillson leave for Oregon City
this week to attend tho W. C. T. V.
state convention, which will be In ses
sion there October 14, 15 nnd 16.
This week C. W. Is'lms nnd Rev.
P. K. Hammond go to La Orando to
attend tho annual conclave of
Knight's Templar in that city. Nims
is deputy grand commander of the
order, and Hammond la the presiding
officer of Malta Commandory, tho
locnl organization. Before the vicar
of Trinity .parish returns, there will
W a raunfon of tho Hammond family
at Oregon City, where on October 15
will occur tho marriage of the clergy
man's son, Philip and Miss t.'athcrlno
Evans. both of Oregon City, Rev. Mr.
Hammond to. perform the ceremony.
"Gratifying" is the term used in ex
pressing the status of the Ashland
branch of tho National Farm Loan
association by thjo federal bank exam
iner. Loans aggregate $150,000 with
no contingent delinquencies, whllo a
number' are ori'tho waiting list, who
wish to become patrons of the asso
ciation as borrowers.
The Methodists have taken to paint
ing, and John Rlgg is gfVing tho
church of that denomination the
requisite number of coats.
The Sunday ' schools have Jhelr
cradle roll classes, but Ashland seems
ito.tte without kindergartens In the
elementary public school classifica
tions. As a result, private kindergar
tens are in order and Mrs. S. E. Wil
lard. removed here lately from Med-
foj-d, has Instituted the facilities lack
ing at the premises, 128 Pioneer ave.
'The requisite equipment has been
! supplied 'and in addition to a spe
Icific course the little folks will be
Tom Mix Thrills, Rialto
: The.. Rialto theatre, trowed, another
fine .Tonl Mix pictui'G .jieatorduy.' It Is
called "The Road Delimit." If is full
of daredevil stunts nitd many laugh
able situations. It' kept, 'he big; aud
iences at- the Rialto theatre keyed. UP
to a tense pitch most of the time, but,
frequently and suddenly filled the the
atre with roars of .laughter, i, The pic
ture Is a combination of hprses, cow
boys, cattle and autonjobiles. The
automobiles come In for a big share
of the thrills, because of two big road
races In which Mix takes part.
The play starts off With a bang!
Mix. a laxy cowboy, turns his attention
most' to things mochanlenl. He final
ly brings: down upon his head the
wrath of his dad by swapping his
horse for a brokemdowa automobile on
the desert. Mix does some thrilling
picture -work In 'this "used" car.
DIRECT TO
US FROM
HOLLAND
HYACINTHS TULIPS
NARCISSI CROCUS
IT WILL PAY YOf TO WAIT
Our stock of high grade bulbs which will arrlvn In n Tew
days will comprise all the Ix-mtt ll'ul colors. Ilulbs aro easy
lo grow In K.AKTII or WA'I'I'.ll tor winter flowers. They
mid to Iho i-onil'oi-L ol' the homo through tint lout; winter
months.
BULBS AT PRE-WAR PRICES.
llli.Vl"
'Y YOl'Il L.WVX WITH A Ili:i) OF Tl'LIPS
I'lnnt a few bulbs for Aiiins girtx. We will-gladly givo you
reliable Inslrnctiolis on how to plant bulbs to receive, beautiful
blooms.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
HYACINTH
317 K. Main
Phone 2C0
HOW WOMEN
OF MIDDLE. AGE
M,ay Escape the Dreaded Suf
ferings of that Period by.
Taking Mrs. Block's Advice
p:;ummni
!i 'mm
k A
Hopkins, Minn. " During Chanee of
Life I had hot flashes and suffered for
two years. I saw
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound advertised in
tho paper and got
good i results from
takine it, I recom-
J mend your medicine
to my mends and
you may publish
this fact as a testi
monial." Mrs.RoR
ert Block, Box 642,
Hopkins) Minn.
It has been said thtnotone woman in
a thousand passes this perfectly natural
change without experiencing a train of
very annoying and sometimes painful
symptoms. Tnose dreadful hot flashes,
sinking spells, spots before the eyes,
dizzy spells, nervousness, are only a few
of the symptoms. Every woman at this
age should profit by Mrs. Block 's experi
ence and try Lydia E. I'inkham's Vege:
table Compound.
' If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co.,' Lynn! Mass.,
about your health. Your letter will be
opened, read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
ARTISTO STONE CO.
Tou can appreciate only by calling
at our factory the many things of
beauty and value, we have to offer In
'art stone products. Marble Lumber,
JMarerro, Scagllola, Terrazzo, Clay
j Modeling and Plaster Decorations,
I Mantels, Floor Tile, Base, Wainscot,
j Table' Tops, Lawn Furniture, etc.,
ready made cement sidewalks.
j- 137 North Fir Street
Medford
Change in Management
HOTEL ASHLAND
Ashland, Oregon
Now under the management of Mr. B. F. Leach, late of
'
Geiser Grand Hotel, Baker, Ore. Catering to the com
mercial men, and tourists.
UNEXCELLED GRILL ROOM POPULAR PRICES
CLEAN Rooms, CLEAN Beds and a CLEAN House
Fuses and Safety
A- fuse in'an electric circuit is a safety device designed to open
the circuit at a ccirtam load.
Its yse is to prevent tlie wires in tlic circuit protected from
carrying more than their rated capacity and to prevent fires and
damage to electrical apparatus. 1
Fuses arc placed at various points in tlie electrical circuits
where the wires branch or change size; also at the entrance to the
building to1' protect the wiring in the building, and on the polo
outside of the building to protect the transformer and outside
circuit. " ' ,
When a fuse blows, there is usually a cause for it, such as an
overload or damaged circuit and the cause should be 'found and
repaired before replacing th& fuse.
Better investigate and eliminate any risk that may exist. Your
Contractor Dealer can protect you at a' nominal cost.
The California ;Oregon Power Company
s
Phone 168
" Medford, Oregon
216 West Main Street