Medford mail tribune., October 28, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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BONDS SELL FOR
for over 30 years
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Warning- Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package 'or on tablets,
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians (or twenty
one years and proved safe by mlN
lions. Take Aspirin only as told in
the Bayer package for Colds, Head
ache, Nouralgla, Rheumatism, Ear
ache Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tab
lets of Aspirin in handy tin boxes of
12, and In bottles of 24 and 100. As
pirin Is the trade mark of Bayer man
ufacture ,t MonoaceticacldcBter Of
Sallcyllcacld. ' Adv.
Go to Church. What Would the
Country Be Without Its Churches?
If you are an unbeliever and don't GO TO tuiIRCft, don't be a
scoffer at religion.
While the GO TO CHUrtCH movement has been sweeping the
country like a prairie fire, there are found In every community men
who seek to belittle it, To these men a special appeal here is made.
What would the country be without Its churches?. What would It be
without religion? Just ponder for a minute. There would be an
era of lawnessness and crime that would bo awful to contemplate.
Even unbelievers will admit that the churches benefit a com
munity. Of course there may be some people who GO TO CHURCH
lust for the appearance Of things. But happily there are thousands
who are sincere In their religious belief and their worship of God.
These people help to make this glorious country what it is.
StatlBticB show that there Is a MINIMUM OP CRIME in communities
where there are plenty of churches. The most hardened criminal has
been reached by ah appeal to his BETTER NATURE, by an appeal to
bis belief in a Supreme Being.
BASICAMiY, EVEIlYltODY IS AU RIOHT. TO I'BE AX APT
BAYING, "THKKK'S A IX)t OP HAD I.V THE BEST OF VS. A IXT
OP tfOOI) IN THE WOHKT OF VH." (JOIMJ TO OHURGH 8UKEI,Y
BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN I'H. PROPINQUITY IS A GREAT
THING. A MAN WHO GOES TO CHURCH REGULARLY, EVEN
AS A MATTER OF FORM, EVENTUALLY IS SURE TO IMI1IIIE
THE TEACHINGS OF GOD. THE ENVIRONMENT WILL MAKE
HIM RIGHTEOUS. IT WILL MAKE HIM A BETTER CITIZEN.
' It Is hot enough that you GO TO CHURCH. . Be prepared to
answer the scoffer. Don't give him any peace. Try to show him
where he Is wrong. Everybody can do a little for the GO TO
CHURCH movement. Are you doing it?
It is not enough that you '00 TO CHURCH.
GET OTHERS TO GO, SUNDAY.
THIS YEAR MORE PEOPLE
THAN EVER WILL DECIDE ON !
THE PHOTOGRAPH AS A HAPPY
TOKEN TO GIVE TO THOSE WHOSE
FRIENDSHIP THEY WISH TO HOLD
AND CHERISH.
A. dozen photographs Will solve twelve puzzling gift problems,
. Make an appointment today. ' i; , ".
TUDIO
817 E. Mulu "On the Ground Floor"
G6 to Church Sunday, October 30.
Motlforii, Orb
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
At pricos that yon can afford Is the policy of thta office. We are be
lievers in a volume of business and not trying to R"t rich off from a
femr paticnta.
Yon will find our 'priera' are reiuonnlilo, In fact prooably more
reasonaMo than is obtainable In any dental office of tho Northwest,
and dona by skilled operators, covorod by a lifo guarantoo.
Knowing Is Believing ... .
, A visit to our office will convince yon that our prlros are reason
bio and the work dona painlessly.
DR. O. J. JOHNSON, Dentist
E2S East Main Street, over M M Dept. Store, Medford. Pliono 000
Office hours: 0 a. m. to 7 p. in. Sundays 0 a. in. to 13 noon. Other
tiinu arranged by appointnumt.
APPLE BOXES
and :
BOX SHOOK
FOR SALE
Gannon Box Factory
Phone 850
Jonteel
Special
With-every dollar purchase ' of jonteel prepara
tions we. will give free a jar of Jouteel Combination
Cream.
West Side Pharmacy
J. A. Perry, president of the Medford
Irrigation district yesterday decided
to secure a consulting engineer to
take the place of D. C. Henny, who re
signed October 13th, sending the fol
lowing letter to State Engineer Cup
per: Dear Sir: On the ltfth of October
Mr. Hehny, as you know, telegraphed
the Board of Directors of the -Medford
Irrigation district resigning as
consulting engineer. The board did
not take any action in the matter at
the time hoping that when Mr. Henny
returned to his office and found that
the board had appointed an engineer
the day before he wired, that he
might be willing to reconsider and not
resign. '
But on his return we received a
letter from him confirming his wire
of the 13th Inst., resigning as con
sulting engineer. '
The Board of Directors of the Med
ford Irrigation district would like
to get in touch with some competent
engineer, to act as consulting engi
neer for the district and if you can
recommend some one whom you feel
Is qualified to fill the place we would
appreciate It.
The work seoms to be progressing
very well under the plans approved
by Mr. Henny and yourself, but we
would like to have a competent en
gineer to consult with Mr. Cowgill
in case there should be anything
come up that required it. .-- '
Yours truly, ' . i:
J. A. PERRY, . i
President Board of Directors Med
Iford Irrigation District.
"Whether or not water can be se
cured next year depends upon the
weather entirely," says District En
gineer Cowgill who returned from a
trip to the lake yesterday. "If wo
have a long spell of good working
weather, water will be on the land in
1922, if we don't, It won't. More Im
portant than when wo get water Is
fo get tho water right, that Is to
have a safe dam and safe and perma
nent system. The latter phase of the
problem is the one I am Insisting
upon now." , .
. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 26. Award
of Contracts for 43.9 miles of road
work, 6.9 of which will be hard
surface, contracts for more than $400,-
000 in bridge work, and the award of a
$1,600,000 issue of highway bonds to
Ralph Schneeloch company at a higher
premium than had been received here
tofore, were outstanding features of
yesterday's meeting of tho state high-'
way commission.
The meeting continued today with
opening or bids on 78 miles of road
work and reception of petitions and
applications from representatives of
all parts of the state who have pro
jects they wi3h Included in the road
program for tho coming season.
Bituminous paving ran cheaper than
concrete In cases where alternative
bids were made by Oregon contractors
but in the t:ds filed by Washington
firms the concrete was lower.
The letting of the road contracts at
this time, were announced some time
ago as an effort on the. part of the
highway commission to help meet the
impending unemployment situation.
AT
i
TOKIO, Jarpan has 200.000 more
men than women, according to tho re
vised official census returns just pub
lished. The total population I placed at
65,963,053. Tho population of the
principal cities Is as follows:
Toklo 2,173,201
Osaka 1,262,9
608,644
691,323
429,997
'422,938
170,61)4
Kobe
Kyoto . . .
Nagoya
Yokohama
Nagasaki . ,
Hiroshima 160,610
Hakodato . . . .' 144, 741
Kuro 130,36-2
Kannznwa 129.265
Tho total number of households In
Japan is estimated nt 11,223,053, To
klo lending with 456,823.
At present tho 83 cities of Japan
contain 18 per cent of the total ipopu
lutlon, Tho avernge rntlo of mall and
femalo population In tho urban dis
tricts is 100 women to 108. V men,
while in the rural districts thcro are
100 womon to 98.7 men. Thi total
population of tho city of Toklc- has de
creased by about 190,000 Mnco lCl's.
A docrense of about 80.000 In Kioto
since 1918 has brought Hint city be
low the rnnk of Kobo while Kngnya
has surpassed Yokohama in recent
years.
ELK CREEK
Mrs. Weeks Bpont Tuostlay after
noon at the hotel visiting. .
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. McDonald enter
tained at dinner Saturday evening, In
honor of Dr. Mutido Ilawloy. Covors
were laid for eight. Tho table whs
beautifully docornted, ami a very en
joyable evening spent.
Miss Gladys McDonald who has
been uttonding school in Ashland, re
turned homo to take up her studies
here. :
Dave Pence, with a crow of men, are
working hard to get Elk creek road in
shape for winter.
Georgo and Ace Weeks brought
their cattle down from the mountains,
this week, and report about three
inches of snowfall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McDonnld of tho
Rogue Elk, gavo a dinner party Moil
day evening In honor ot Dr. Maude
Hawloy. Eleven guests were present,
and a bountiful dinner served.
Dr. Hawloy ot Ashland who has been
a guest nt the Hotel nil mimmpr, re
turned homo on Tuesday. She enjoyed
very much her outing, and made ninny
friends who will miss her.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ashcraft, and
Mrs. J. K. McDonald visited Crater
bake last week. There Were several
cars at tho lake. Tho weather was
Ideal and the trip enjoyable.
School started in tho district last
Thursday with Mrs. Stewart teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Geno Howell and Miss
Howell visited at the Rogue Elk this
week.
Advertise your wants In the Sun
and got results,
' Team No. 1 of the Christian Work
ers Band held the usual meeting at the
county farm, Sunday. Clyde HIUIs was
In charge of the service. The Inmates
of the home greatly enjoyed a short
sermon given by Rev. Lawrence.
In order to hold two meetings last
Sunday, Team No. 2, took their lunch
and went to Wagner creek. ' After the
part In which everyone participated, a
short wervlco was held In Wagner
Creek school house. The team thch
went about three miles further up the
canyon to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cane, nn aged couple. Mrs. Cane is
blind at the ago of 93 and the peace
and -contentment found In that home
gave each of the members of the team
the feeling that they had actually been
In the presence of God. Thelma Kent '
hnd charge of the meeting at which!
praises were 'sung and several short!
testimonials were given.
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TAKE "DIAPEPSIN"
'Pape's Dlapepsln" has proven Itself
the surest relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Hatulenee, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer
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by acidity. A few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favoiito foods without fear. Large
case costs only ' Tew cents., at , drug
store. Millions helped annually. 12
BOXING
TONIGHT
Oct. 288:30 Sharp
TOM SHARKEY
Medford
vs.
BILLY HUFF
Klamath Falls
10 Rounds 10
JOE BLACKBURN
vs.
"Battling" FRICK
6 Rounds 6
"Fighting" Johnnjf
CARLSON
vs.
"Mexican" PEAT
6 Rounds 6
3 Other Fast
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You're free to spend or to squander; to buy
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