Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 04, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMTCDFOTlDi MATT, TTUBITNE, MEDFOTW, OTlEnOV. WEDNESDAY. JAXITAWY t, 1022 PA OK TTTREE l:-.lr.j..am'MHj.mi" s How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Strengthen Ths Narva and In vliorata Tha Body-Easy And Economical To Take Koautta Surprisingly Quick. mat I I ) notr I I J Mil? VI M CAl ! JfAI eiaumt. r Vff VHAMIM( If you want in put tomo finn,' risaltliy flesh na your hoiwn, Incrmuui your nrrva Intra and power. rlr your ekiu anil com pinion ami lxk and frrl Km ixir rent. Mb. m.ly try taldnc two lit Minuo'e tiny VITAMON Tahli-la Willi each m.-.i and watnh result. Martin's VITA MON 'latitats contain hiahly -on-renu-stt-d ynt-vitiiiiiiii aa wt-ll as the two othrr still inmn ImtiorUnt viunmit (irat HoluUo A and Wat HnliiMa (') and nra now l in uwl .y thousands. Meatine VITAMON 1 Uft never raum or upset ilia atiioiarli but, un (ha contrary, iinprov ili"oU(in. lU aura to rtiimiilinr tha nana Maatin'a VI-'l'A-MoN ths oniinal and f-nulue yrani-vitaminn talilrt. T lirrn in nothing rU like it, o tin not arort.l iniliaunne or mil rlituti-. You ran C"l Mmiin'a VITA MON T al4ita at ail eood uiugjdotA. Are Positively Cuaranleed to Put On Firm Fleab, Clear the Skin and Increavu Energy Whn Taken Willi Every Meal or Money Back FIRST COMPANY ASHLAND TAKES N. YEAR'S INVOICE Power to Resist Disease Depends Upon Correct Eating Nt-nrly nil tli,Hnc enn be triiccil back to the stomach and emim in fitting. A tlfffctivi iliKiKtion in tiMially niimnl ly rating too much nnl uit jMiftrly pri pnriiin th fisul for the Moiniich. A tlffiftivt ili;'Htiiiii convert1 food into iui.vtiuu!i khhi-h nml makt'H inferior fl-sli uiul Mom!. Put Quality Into Your Teeth Tho quality of mini or woman, likn that of n nuu-liiuc ' r'inU ujmh tho kiml of iiuitrinl jott into h'm construction, ami the way that material it prepared. Good Teeth First Requirement Nature jr il-K tin tuilivn, neiiN ntil other iieutrnlixiuir egentt to hil dii Mioii uud your teeth were liirnlo to Krinu your food. If yu fail to kt-ep your teeth in first cIiihm work ing fchnpe mid tlo not have rmut;h of thorn, to thiiouihly iuoh ticnte your footln, then your Ntoniiuh Kuffcrs nml nil Rortn of trouble bogiuM. FOR DENTAL DECAY SEE JOHNSON TODAY PAINLESS DENTISTS Dr. O. J. Johnson, Dentist Phone 660 228 East Mnin St., over M. M. Dept. Store fW Rheumatic Pain Rub It Right Out-Try This! m Uhaumalism l "pnln only." Kot one caae in fifty renuirea Inter rial treatment. Stop Jrnj;irlnicl Hub the misery right nwnyl Kub aooth Injr, penetrating "SU Jncoba Oil" tli Twciiy into tho anro, atiff JointH and mnerlee and relief comci Instantly. "St. Jaroba Oil" connuors pain. It la a harmleaa rheumatism cure which never dJaaipolnti and rloci not blister. Llmlicrup! Quit complaining! Get a anmll triul butllo of old-timo "St, Jacobs Oil" at uny drug store and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and Btiffncss. Don't suffer! Itolicf and a cure awnita you. Get it! "St. Jacobs Oil" ts Just as Rood for sciatica, neuralgia, turn-, buffo, backache, sprains and swellings. Visit California -this Winter where the sun is "on the job" Four Trains a Day Providft a service that contributes to the traveler's comfort and convenience Reduced Fares .to Santa BarbaraLos Angeles San Diego Tlckula good until April 30 StopovorH' allowed ' No War Tax on Railroad tickets hlneo 1H70 (Jio Hoiilhet'tl IWirie Iiiim Ihm'ii rloMly iiiMi(il'lel with tho developnuMU of VtVMcrn Oreicon. Southern Pacific Lines JOHN Jr. SCOTT, General PasHonKBr Agent AHIII.AM), .Inn, 4. Flial Cum puny, O. N. '!.. unhirid In tint new vi-ur Willi ciiffKit nml ?( tloK Hurnl nrlflii'M on Momlny nlKlit, ln M"iit tn I h' imnuiil Invuli'liiK of the mtlitiiry I'MUliimi iit (il thii nrniory. Th per noiiiii I viih flrxt tiihuluti'il, the emu- puny elerk prepiirlnu nml ilitllvi-rlim i tu npiiiln JiilKKa it entiiii!tii roateri lit tli" ui'Kiiiilxiitlnii, iiivliitf tlio tfn- itione tiiiinll'i and priKfiit mlilreaa of I eui'li. In id In tlio rlini uniNtuiw u Unit, it rt ufilmky "1.1" iiu'ihIhth Iiuve eindy been Uruiii-il from Out roll, omIiik to rniiuMil fi'uiii .IIiIm vlrinliy, tint retiiiilii'ltT .f the riiliK nml file. bcilli eiilP'rtlvrly uinl Inillvliluully, have heen tiipi I :!i-tl a wiiwlnl rveruit- IhK fnr u tn n. i.i.' eiillHtiiieiitx, a m om Iji Imk in . iIimI to retnln tile r-tiiii,uny' nlillnlliiK on u lnuxllnilln IiiikIh. Atti'iiiluiiee upon drill nml In "IHirHon In ttniK-riitlvv, tliu allerniitlve liltiK cluHM'd it h a deaerter, ImiilyliiK UIkIioihii ublu dlavhtiriO) from the ''i' Mi e. 'l hi pulille ocin rnlly U Invited to Hlti nil llm drlllK and open rneetliiK" of thn eonipiiiiy, thin Noeinl prlvllnue helnif extendid freely, and (IUmiih lll lo repnld In vlaltlna tho armory, wlilrh !ieiidUurters urn now a mill tin', sthlelle bud aixinl center. All mrnitx r who wlh to unllfy for riK tnl -orMtilii n thn lmnki tbnll aquad shuulit bl nneg Interview either Her Keiinl Mef'lary or Corporal Itutter field. Turtli'a In aeiirdan- with the inlllliiry I'fxle urn helnK eaemplllled, Hi i ki nnt MK'nlP'n hnMiii; been depu .tlxed to ill vu a fi'rn-t, of tulkn on "iiirthoda of attack for Infantry." Other phuiten nf both Infantry and ur 1 tilery inlhltlia will hv dwelt uiioii under eoinpetent liintrui-lora. Hul ntuntlal Pii krra are pi u Pled for com. puny eiiulumrnt tndlvlduuUy. thh prlvlleiie heliia avnllutilo for n mere nomlnnl huiii. Clothlntt muMt lie left at thn armory, thoae ili-Mirlni; a unl form to Wear on otlier oeeanlona to a ure aama on private areount. All hnkera have been duly lnierted, and rompuny rorda hnvo Wen perfwt ed, the bonka belntf pouted to diit , under aupervUlon of era-eanfa Me- Nulr and Itobertnon. TP. Bt.it un of thn command la flrat-tlniw, and the company aturta out with the new year under the moat favorable nuNpiiei. Moat f.ilm, like the rrounllio(t, (jet "In a hole," at leant, f ininetnlly, but the Aahland attraction, held In De cember, Ik laboring under a aurnlua to the extent nf urn ly $;50. Totul re eelpta were 1110 mid rxpendlturva IliSO, thoueh there may bo a few minor bills yet outiftandln. Kxhlh Itora to the ttumher of HO. making nilmellnneoua dlMplaya nre. awarded .tSIO In pretnlunia. 1'oultry entry , money amounted to 1101. while exhlb 1 Itora of fancy hickrim a-onped In lH!t In prlren. I.lveelock preinluma ainounte.t to $330. Httlwldha from the county court mid the city coun cil, 1800 and 1200 respectively, saved J the nltumlun, nthirwlne the fair I would have IokI vut. About (300 va j realised from- merchant dlnplnya. lllah achool Ktuilcntn ably reinforced the drive In willnR tickets, especlnlly season ones nt 10 tents each, the rev. onue from thla source halm: been IS02. Kvr rent of space In which to hold the three departments of the fair 1117 was paid. A review of the show KltUHtlon In Kratifyltii;. The display a Were fine, attendnncv good, and the accompnnyliiK aoeial features all that could b desired, encouraglnK the manuKenient to repent tho attrac tion another season. Trunk ltlevlns, Oberlln atrei?t plant wlztrd. was plckltiK struwherriea from Ma homo patch as luto us December attachea to it on tlm field of bottle. Ilolllo wilt probably decorate tho parklna Willi rhodoileiidion Inatead. Molta Commandnry meei on Weilnendav uveiilnK. January 4. Hint ed conclave and Work In tho Order Of the Temple. Kd Dunn l the new cninmmdcr "f AkIiIiiiiiI 1'ost No. H. American l.e Klon. Kd's numit Is also (ieorfte, but to dlstlliKUlsh him from pater, thn ordinal (ieor(e, he Is Kenera I ly ,-e-ferred lo by tho middle name. JV farms the patriarchal ibinullon elaliit acres east of town. l.ytin Black Is vb e-commander; H. A. peters. Jr., ndjulant', Itay Wolcott, finance of ficer; Itev. W. I.. Kv.-ins, tho doiiKhty lluptlst pastor, I haplaln to the forces while l'oil Hpencer, erstwhile ndjuliint, has been promoted to the responsibility of historian, hence lhr will be a collection and codifi cation of the annul pertaining to the ovents In which Ashland l-Klonnalre partli iputed. very InterestliiK legends as applied to local military and naval history, readily aeei'nsllilo to the stu dent of research lis pcrt.-ilnlnir to the great world war, reicardP-sa of the part ixserviee men played either at home or overseas. The local Klks lodge i iended over 1300 last Week III fUlppliiK t.'hrlst mas bnski-l for neily families. As sistance of thl kind was ttreatly In need till season, the demand bclim fur (renter than last year. REDDY GIVES EARLY HISTORY OF G. PASS RAILROAD Tho original prtaidenl and view president of the. Oregon & California CVmst railroad met yesterday. It. J. F. Iteddy of Medford wan tho prccldent and Phil Metsrhan the vice-president of the road, which was built out of Grant l'ass in 1912. The first pass Issued by the road was sent to J. I), rarrell, who returned the compliment with a pass over the Union Pacific sys tem, hut Dr. Reddy Uoclined the trans IKirtatlon. This was a bad precedent for tho ten miles of railroad could have been used for Retting passes over every his system hi America. In those days the railroad was hard pressed for finances. The chief engineer of the company became the locomotive engineer and fireman and when a heavy snow came he ordered ono of the dlrectsas of the road. Mr. Mctschnn. tu shovel the tracks clear. The railroad had one customer who shlpiicd a five-Kallon ran of milk to Grants Pass every day and tho road did lint want to lose this patron, who was, in addition to being the road's hlRgest shipper, the brother in law of Vice-President Mctrhan, si the latter I had a double reasun for clearing away the snow. Ij-ter.'after the enterprise was sold. It did a (HkxI business, reach ing II2.000 in one month. Portland Orvgonlan. llllloh Temple of Burlner will In stall officers at Its stated apsaton on Friday evening. Januury 6, ut Ma sonic Ini II. The revised official per sonnel Include Frank 3. Newman, of Medford, ns potentate; T. II. Simp son, chief rabbau: V, It, Herman flranta 1'nss, assistant rabbau: P. K. Hammond, hl?h pricht and prophet; Kmll ltrltt, Jacksonville. Oriental Ruble: t. II. Yuupcl, t leiiHin ci ; W. It. lhi.v, recorder; V. 1). Wagner, find ceremonial master; F. II. Johnson, second ceremonial master; 11. C. Htock, director; I. II. Jackson, mar shal; O. 8. rilanchard, Orants l'uss. ruptnln of the cuard; V. V. Weisen burger, outer guard. W. II. McNnir, Ashland, and W. E. Newcombe, Oranta Pass, representatives to the Imperial Council, 8nn Frnnclsco, In June. 19!2. C. W. Nlms, - Ashlnnd, re-elected trustee of tho threo-ycar term. The temple has recently hud 1 100 refunded It ns federal taxes, er roneously assessed against It during the war period. Itillah'a membership now approaches the 000 mark. Modern Woodmen of Mahogany Camp No. 6505 arc to remove to Odd Fellows hall, their former do mid 1 tho change to go Into effect this month. The time of meeting will be onco each month, tho' specif lo dat.t to lu announced Inter or at such time na will best accommodate thu va rious orders which muUe. tho I. O. O, F. refngo their permanent habitat, Tho membership approximates 100. Slate Deputy Currey, of Portland, l to visit Iho camp later In tho month A reminder as applied to tho Ash- laud Fruit and Produce association, Is to tho effect that tho annual meet tng of stockholders will take plueo at tho city hall on Huturduy of this week, January 7, ut S p. m. An extensive dope elieet will review tho activities of tho past year, Incorporating re ports of immageri secretary and treasurer. Patrons of tho associa tion In general are urged to attend. Tho Freeman family on Oberlln street has been receiving a visit from Kollle, who Is a rehabilitation ex-ser-vlco nuin pursuing a course In land scape gardening nt O. A. C, sup plemented by postgraduate studies at tho Portland "Y." llegurdless of sentiment, which attaches to tho poppy from Flanders field, It la re ported that this blossom will no longer be transplanted In American soil, floiicultural authorities having pronounced this poppy a Ei3 "Sting of the Lash," at Page At her best in strong characteriza tions and vivid contrasts la which she can cut loose and act, Pauline Fred- crick has Just such a role In "The Sting of the Lush," her starring veh icle scheduled for acreeuing at the Rialto theatre tomorrow for a three days run. Hasod upon an intensely human theme, tho undying devotion of a wom an for tho husband who drags her down Into a veritable living hell, "The Sting of the Lash" Is crammed .with dramatic climaxeB, one of which is quite tho most powerful viewed en the silver sheet in many a month. Norma Talmadge at Page That Norma Tulmadgo is tho finest emotional actress on tho American screen today is clearly demonstrated by her latest starring vehicle, "The Passion Flower," by Jacinto Hena- vente, Spain's greatest living drama tist, which o'lened an engagement at the Pago theatre yesterday matinee. As the entrancing and temperamen tal "Acncin"' of this absorbing and colorful story of Castillin peasant life, tho beautiful Norma is most alluring and rises to great dramatic heights. It Is a true histrionic achievement for this scintillating star. On tho stage Nance O'Neil takes tho part of "Ralmunda," tho mother, while in the screen version Miss Talmadge, as "Acacia," has creatod a most fascin ating role aa tho daughter. Tho stal ls ably supported by two Icadiug men. with Courtenay Footo and Harrison Ford. Thrilling Scenes in Mid-Air Night flying ns part of a story had never been shown In pictures until the rolonso of "Tho Gill from God's Coun try," a story of tho North woods writ ten by Nell Shlpman and with- tho leading rolo enacted by the author that closos tonight at the Rialto the atre. UYI.f II Mr, ice pest on yard loss the peaceful landscape, re ef tho romanticism which NO COOKING Th. "Food-Drink", for All Ages. Quick Lunch BtHome,OfTice,an4 pernicious Fountains. AJt for HORUCtCS. BAvoio1 Imitation a Substitute W . ft ST f ITT Till iBaaa at ir aai ii I mr SJ m what loffli Cyeol dtalert ay: "The lient proof of thn mitlsfactlon Cycol Is riving la that my rustntner r- tiirii for rewat orders." "vy h.tv-e l.en untrue and ihnir 'ycol silica It was put on Iho rnarkel. It kivck Hie utmoiit satisfaction to Customnra and ail tth-rs eoncffntefl." "I'inl Iih (tiven my cimtnmers splondld servlea, durat.Hltr mid niimfaeiion. It In the n oil (or me. All who try Cyeol once call for it nitiin nnl rlaim it a I'D per rent. Itihrlrnlina oil." "I rmvc hud plenty of prulpi and no enrnplalntii and Cycol sales have added io my biuinuss lu no smcU Ueurne." The "7001 Garage is always busy because it sells engine efficiency . GARAGEMEN everywhere -write us of their big sales of Cycol Motor Oil. There is just one reason: The superior performance of Cycol in the motor. One dealer tells us: "Cycol is almost too good for the garageman. Once you sell a customer he drives his car 500 to 1000 miles before he needs more and only, a measly old quart then. How can we make any money out of an oil like that?" It is true that a motorist will use less of Cycol than of ordinary oil. But other motorists by thousands are discovering the greater lubricating value and economy of Cycol. As a result, Cycol dealers increase sales rapidly, while Cycol users decrease operating and maintenance costs. Cycol is the motor oil free from destructive "sulpho" com pounds. These impurities are removed by the new Hexeon Process used only by us. Only Cyclo-Naphthenic base crude petroleum is used in making Cycol. Prove the superiority of Cycol for yourself. 'Flush the crank case, not with kerosene or so-called "flushing oils," but with the grade of motor oil our lubrication chart recommends for your engine, and refill with the correct grade of Cycol. Different brands of motor oils have different bodies. The safest, surest way to get the best performance from your motor and avoid expensive engine troubles due to incorrect lubrication is to use the grade of motor oil specified on the Lubrication Chart. ' " . . ASSOCIATED OIL. COMPANY, San Francisco MOTOIL Oil, FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE "SULPHO'COMPOUNDS Paul's Electric Store The Home of Western Electric Quality WashingMachines Hot-Point Hughes and a Full Line of Useful Appliances GIM CHUNO China Herb Store Herb cur tor earache. Headache, cat. rrh, diptherla. aore throat, lun- troubla, kidney trouble, atomacn trouble, oaart trouble, chills and fever, erampi, cougha, poor circulation, carbunems, temora, cracked breast, curaa all kinds of aoltera. SO OPERATIONS. Medford. Oregon. Jan. IS, It IT. Thla la to certify that I, tba under- and had been bothered for several yeara I and last August was not expected to live, and hearing nf Olm Thung (whoa Herb store la at 114 Scath front street, ' Medford), I decided o get berba for my stomach trouble, and I marte4 to feellnf I better aa soon aa I use4 tnem and today un a well man and can heartllv r Scorn. nend anyone afflicted as I waa to aea 31m Chung and try his Berba. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON. Witnesses: Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L. Chlldreth, Eavle Point. M. A. Anderson, Medfori. H. B. Holmes, Kaifle Point. C. B. Moore, Eaale Point. J. V. atclntyre. Eagle Point. Geo. Von der HHea, ISaa-le Point I'hna n Nln.M Bad Pntn Ranges Corner Main and Central Phone 00 BARGAINS In uned machines. 2 Wblto lUUr's i 4 Hingcrs 3 Whewler & W'llsona , 1 Aloha AU in first class condition and guHrnutccd. - - Terms or Cash. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 South Fir. Phone 215-R TEXAS PECANS Now crop, excellent flavor, only JO cents per pound by express. Mini mum shipment ten pounds. One hundred pounds for $25.00. Orders filled promptly. PAlIi jrtKGKNS, CAP. KTATIO.V Austlu, Tinas. WOOD! All kinds of wood at right prices) dry nilU blocks. Orders Promptly Filled MEDFORD FUEL CO. uor, Fir nnr Third,