Medford mail tribune., November 25, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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JOHN M. SCOTT.
(.leneral russoiiRpr A Rent
What is regarded as an ImpC'itinent
b-ttiT and Intended call down of May
or (. K, ftatcH and the city coutuil
by A. Jiarber. head of tin- Stat.- of
' ieK"H Ileal K.stat e dei:i it merit at
Salem, relative- to the naif of 7" lots
on paved h( jeetH tn ken over by the
city for delinquent taxes, to rx-pervice
meti on easy terniH, lias just been i'-
eived, probably inspired y the corn
dailit of Home .Med ford real estate
dealer. It drew forth a firm reply
from Mayor iates.
Commissi.. run J Jarbcr's letter, ad
dressed to the mayor Is uh follows;
"In format Ion has been obtained In
this office that you are attempting to
negotiate tile sale of real estate. We
do not find you are a licensed real
state broker and would thank you
for an explanation of your activities."
After readitiK this .Mayor "Trip
blew off much justifiable stenm, tied
ool wet cloths around his head and
Hitting down on a cake of he, dic
tated tho following reply, in part:
'Your letter received, and in reply
will Mate that as mayor of .Medford, I
have offered to tho ex-service men
any vacant lot in tne i-ny, wmni jm
owned by the city, at the cost ot im
provements and on very easy terms.
"The city has a right to sell its own
property without asking any one's
permission, or taking out a license to
do ro. Seventy-!. ve of these lots were
sold within the first forty-eight
hours."
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REQUESTS TO QUIT
WASHINC.TO.W Nov. 21. Tho
Union Pacific railroad souKht permis
sion from the inter-state commerce
commission today to acquire the Sara
toga and Encampment railroad, a
short line entirely within the state of
Wyoming.
In nnother petition filed with the
commission the Nevadn-Calirornla-OreKon
railroad sought authority to
abandon its narrow gauge railroad line
running between Ilaekstaff and l.ake
vlew on the Oregon-California border.
Operating expenses for several years,
tho railroad said, exceeded the income.
SUPREME OWL HELD
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 24. John
W. Talbot, of South Hem!., Ind., su
premo president of the Order of
Owls, a fraternal organization, was
found guilty today by a federal court
Jury of violating tho Mann act.
l'lfteen of the IS counts In the In
dictment were dismissed by District
Attorney Frederick Van Npys, hut the
three remaining charges accused Tal
bot of having Induced, enticed and
persuaded Pearl Ilagley to go from
Topeka, Kas., to South Uuiul, J ml.,
for immoral purposes.
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Charles Ray in New Picture
Chnrols Kay, driving a mltk wagon
and attending college, gives one of
tho most amusing and intorostinK
eharaottM i.utiui.s he has yet contrib
uted to the screen In "Two Minutes to
tio,"' the First .National attraction now
showing at the I'ago thentre.
t'harlio portrays the role of Chet
llutnett, who is forced to4 earn his
own college expenses as tht? result
of financial reverses to his father.
Kveryone wonders why Chet has
given up the football team, on which
he was the star player, j He does not
even confide his reason to his sweet
heart. Kuth Turner. Only his adoring
roommate. Fatty, knows the truth.
Jobs are scarce and the best Chet
can do is take a job on a milk route,
driving his truck while ttie rest of
the university slept.
Uut he Is discovered at work and
his rival for the affections of the pret
ty Itmh tries to capitalize Chefs mis
fortunes. The whole combination, of circum
stances prove loo much for Chet. and
he resolves to play football, peddle
milk and grauate, as well.
How he accomplishes this and saves
his own team from defeat iu the big
game of the ear is unfolded in what
will prove one of the best liked Kay
pictures of the ear.
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"Ciive the settler upon the lands
within your new irfiation project
a stpiare deal; make him suMsfl'd
aud aid him In solving the problems
that will confront him," said ('. !.
Thomas, of .Medford, who spoke, at the
weekly luncheon of the chamber of
commerce this noon.
Mr. Thomas has had a wide exper
ience in the development of irriati'ii
projects In southern Oregon, having
represented three Jackson county pro
jects In their formative period, and he
told his audience today that there was
work for every man to do in putting
such a project as the one here into
commission. And be started right in
at the ground floor by calling for the
"stpture deal" when he purchaser and
prospective settler appeared upon the
ground: then he urgt-d tltat assistance,
financial if need be. be offered the
home builder, and that his problems o:
production and of marketing be made
the problems of the community.
.Senator Thomas referred to another
community where the fanner had been
bellied In the building up of a dairy
herd, and he urged that much atten
tion be given to the dairy Industry in
the building up of southern Oregon
projects. He told of the offer made by
institutions in the north to contract
for a period of, years for certain berry
crops and of the assurance that the
great firm of Libby. McNeil and Llbby
would establish a plant here when
Irrigation had assured sufficient pro
duction of certain varieties of crops.
Ho urged that outlet through such
sources was more to be sought than
the establishment of smaller communi
ty canneries which would have to de
velop their own markets, the market
as he noted, being as essential and
often more difficult than the produc
tion.. Mr. Thomas was most optimistic
over tho results of irrigation In the
IloKue lliver valley, and predicted that
it would become the Kden of the coun
try when once It had been brought
under production.
Ralph P. Cowgill, project engineer
of the Medford district, also present
at the luncheon, predicted that the
granite soils would some day hold the
production records of the valley and
noted his own experience with a farm
developed from the purest of granite.
Ills yields of alfalfa were the best ill
the upper valley districts, while veg
etables and fruits were equal to the
best. His farm had, in fact, become a
show- place of tho Medford district.
Grants Pass Courier. -
Flying Auto Latest
French Aero Wrinkle,
Machine a Success
PARIS. Nov. 24. A flying
automobile is tir.e latest devel
hopment In tho French aero
world.
I A successful demonstration of
an ordinary automobile wfth
folding- wings, two engines, one
of ten horsepower for land go
! Ing and the other of Hut) horse-
power for air travel was held re-
cently at Due- Selno-et-Olse.
The machine performed all the
usual feats of an airplane and
also an automobile.
Manitoba was tho first province of
Canada lo extend the right of suf
frage to women on the same basis as
that accorded men.
SALTS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
E&rmleu to floAh Kidneys and neutral
iza irritating acidj Splendid
for system.
Zane Grey Novel at Rialto
In "The Man of the Forest," the
newest production of a Zane Grey I
novel, pla ing at the Kialto theatre
'next week, you will see how Milt Dale
lived alone iu the mountain fastnesses
with only a Inure black bear and a
lawny mountain ii!,n fir his companions.
K;Mta;i.:: were i;isc: iNd on tombs
by ih KiK.ns, Jews, Greeks and
Uoniuiid.
Kidney tind Bladder weaJcneJ result
from uric acid, says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter thi9 acid from the
blood and pass it on .to the bladder, where
it often remains to initata and inlbune,
causing a burning, scalding sensation, or
settin? up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a scalding
sensation and is Tcry profuse; again,
there is diiBculty in avoiding it.
11 ladder weakness, most folks call it,
hecauM they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and some
time very poinfulthis i rvally one of
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take a table
spoonful in a fjlass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutralize the ocia in
the urine so it no longer is a sourcu of
irritation to the bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia. and
is used by thoufands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
uric acid irritation. Jad Salta is splen
did for kidneys and causes no bad
?lTts whatever.
Here you harp pleasant, eflenressrent
lithin-watcr drink, which uuicUjr relieves
bladder trouble
FRUIT CAKE SPECIAL
Over a Pound
- 35c
Order of your grocer
' Always ask for
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Wo would th'1 pleased to show you this lilflo
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if you desire, securo one for your winter Use. Ask
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Fords $12. 50. Chovrolots J17.50,
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ARTISTO STONE CO.
You can appreciate only by catling
at ou? factory the many things of
beauty and' value, we have to offer in
nrt stono products, Marble Lumber.
Marczo. Hcngltoln, Terrazzo, Clay
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Medford
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb euro Tor earacTift, neaanehe, cat
ttrrh, dlptherla, sore throat, luiu? trouble
kidney trouble, stomach irouuie, neart
trouble, chills and iVver. cramps, cougha
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds ot go i ten.
NO Ul'KltATIONri.
lUedford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917.
This is to certify that I, tne undsr
slKoeil, had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for sevuml yean
and litst August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Oltn Chuns (whose
Herb store is nt 214 South Front tret,
Mt-dfnnlj, I decided n xet hfrbs for my
stomaoh trouble, i-.nd I smrtfd to feeling
b'-tter as soon as I uv.-s !;win and to-lay
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as 1 was to Mt
Gim Chung and try his Herbs,
tfiKiiid W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses: t
Win. Lewis, Kngle Point.
W. L. Chlldrlh, Eagle Point.
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
K. Ii. Holmes, Eagle Point.
C. R Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Polnt.
(..eo. Von dor Hllcn, Eagle Point
Thnn. V,. MtfMMitis. tfnelA Point
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