SATT7) lUXW JAN ITATlY
THREE
I. IHH'ILII JJ
V?
ASHLAND TO PUT
U, S. Track Stars Exonerated of
Graft Charges By A. A. U. Head
ELECT OFFICERS
SETTLING T
AT COST OF $2550
1922, ON TUESDAY
7. iteii' r "': "' 1 'Trn3
MEDFOTIT) MAIL TTITHITO,
CRATER CLUB TO
Ai
A new act ff officers to (govern tho
ritnliallnn durliiK the year 1D32 will
be ni'lvctrit next Tucaduy iiIk'1 by the
CruU'ia club,
. AceordliiK to thn rutt'a nml regulii
tlnna of th Critter their member
ship la Untiled tit lty nnd all mem
bership applications must I n plkeed
tut tltu wutllnir lint until a varum y oc
cur. Thero urn strict rule tnvi ruing llu
orHanlitutluri, thu Infraction of any
mio luuy rniinii a vm-tuny t nny II i no.
There lire now fifty rcaltlcnta of Mmt-
fori hclntiKlntt to ilio "'lull Willi three
applications mi thn wullliiK lint. An
lltlemliilli 11 l( nnr fifty III secured at
their meetings, allowing; tlm Intereat
In th rommtiiilty work for which
tho Cruti r have lcilw"d thcinmlvia
Althiiuuh the advancement of Med
mil u n.l Jiii'ltMoti county l tli muln
object of thn tiaanc Intlon. their meet
tniiit are lnlererei with n lot of
fun nml kooJ fi'llowhhlp. Thn meet
Iiikn nra livened liy nn orrhcatra nnd
oiulnul annus are ii fnit urn.
Thn Craters ar to Medford what
tho Itimnrlnim am to I'ortlniicl. Thir
Is Bit Inlllntlon fes of five dnllnra.
Inn tlirrn are no duea. Every dollar
which thn ('rutin wpcnd for the ad
vuiu'i'iiiKiit of tlm coittmuuliy muat bo
earned ) y l!o in u nn oraanltuttlon.
The profit on lh anle of the Modfortlj
mime pUtta recently mild iiuto own-!
rr Klin our of tho menus used to e
rum fund. Another ntlvlupt Will be
ittitdo thin i r I n a to Ituv, every auto
owner display bluo nml while Med-
- fori) Damn ptutti mi hi i'iir, and othrr
rnmn will h employed l" secure
1 fund Hint lt bi ucd tor lhe bene
fit nt thn enllrn community.
No aultirr U paid tt y officer, but
JoituinK from tlm mnny nomination.
for otll.cra, which r to ba elected
at the nun Innrlliirf. one would Intuit
Imp ttnit the oiriclal positions who
very renumcrntlve.
It In not thn policy of tho Cratcra
to link i HU im' to Wi'Ofii,. iiiMntHr,
but i It., no hi tli-nlrn to Join when
vurmii y ot-rurn ultvuld mnH ltiilli'a
tlon to l'n ill Jmiy, tlmlrnmn of the
nrmlM'riihli roinmltlca.
N'uiui of titoiiw liolnlllitli'd for of
fk,. folio!
Ill Kiui'Uon (prtrljfntl K. C.
JrrottH', llnln Koblnaon, V. If. Vw
trr. Ii. II. llolr, l-.i:U 1'lrlt ll, O. O.
Alr. i f-r, lr. It. V. t'lan'-y.
(ltlltirr of I hi' t'lifintom Khlp (vl'
irfiiliiiil) C. Imiiton. Atr
HpnrwM, J, t'. I'iihuboii, II. H. 1 -in-1 .
Kr-irr .f the Trull tmiii'tary)
J I. (, t'mbni h.
Wltaid ftrraaurrr) !lrnn C. Ty
or. W. J. Wnrm-r, V. II. Vawirr. W.
I, Vnwttr. Albrrt II. t)rr.
Pllol laiirgpitt at nrma) Il nj. C
Htirldon, I'M itl MrDonuld. Trunk 1'.
Fnrrpll. V. K. ' Wahl, Mid llrown.
JUti'l. Hardwrll. II. I Urontlry.
Iirila fif thn Korent (rurrullva ronv
ntlltin') flva to bn , elnnid Thonma
Bwrm, W'm. Vountf. Iawrnn'o Mnnn
Ir. II. It. Klllolt, A. J. Vmu-v. Cole
llohnoa. Ir. It. W. Clnnry. C. Y.
Tenawnld. C". C. Imniurt, Hid Drown.
A rlrrow, J. J. Murlittr.
fllK'AUO. Jan. 7 Churgia of
.-iifiMlioiullm broui;ht nitulint hiW
Huy and lin-n MuVcIiIhou of tho
Itllnot A. ('.. Jucltiion V. Ki-hol of
lh liflrolt A. .. and Krmik and Jon
I.ooinU of tho Clil'AKi A. ('.. will be
killed BiTordliiK to an nnnouii'-i nu nt
tmtny by ('linllrn A. ltt, hrd of llto
t ntrnl A. A. t'. and ntrmbor of tin)
otiillilltn Hint InvritlKiiU'd tha
Imrtfra. Tho alltlnlm wovo charit'-d
with "paddluK" riprniia arrounln for
MEDFORD PLAYS FT.
13
Tha Medford 111 ikii will luy
tholr firm bnkrttaU icmim January
S. with Kurt Jum-N. f'onrh lliiiilliK-
on I iilannlni; on huMim u f il li urn
thn lioii ir turnliiK out r-iil
Kood thla n:ir. Thn jjlr'.n undnr Mlax
Htol'. iilitirtf am Rolnic to tilny a ft
rrllmlitary. Tltv team ha lln lit
er Kill" which will innkn a Kood
fmhl.
Knur nev- murti-nla Itnvp i-iitfied
ho hlith achool rim',, thn hololayn.
Tlm "iiti.tu i-snla J .in. S7 itnd
nvrry nludinl la worl.lnic very Imrd.
Tlm rxaiiilnntloiia at'o tho iiiutu of
thla rxtrn nt tidy.
Mr. Htnward U vlimnluK 'n ImvInK
an mini 1kk1 TrlKonoiiiflry tinna.
Tha toola nml ouimdo work nrn oil
lilaniud.
liniE APPLEGME
Harold Crump of Modford, aiifDt th
fhriatmiia hollduya wllU CUarllo Dun-
lord.
Tha t'nlontown achool, on Ultlj
ApidogMn. itavo & very liitorohllnB pro
pram, followed by a pin aoclul, on
Chrlaltnn cvn, the prorowU Rolng
toward payinu; tr daka.
fiirol Van Pyko of Anhliind. lina
buwn tIbUIiik lll hr unclp, A. 8.
Klalnliuinmer. durlnrt IiIkIi achool
vacation.
OtvrK" layman Una purohaavd tho
Nolmm I'urnel ranch uud cxporu l
make tholr luitno thoro. .
Chnrlln Dun ford hjhI Uiula Jennliicn
wont In to Jacksonville Krldiiy even
Inn to tho Flrtnnn' Unit.
Cllffonl Cua mnd & trip nrro tho
mountain Turailoy ou liuiacbuck for
orooorlfH.
MIhn IkirlH Klolnhnmmor, Ciirol Vim
Iyk nml I'nul Jcnnlnr. nttemleil the
hall ut tha Nnt Kuturday ulKlit.
CyreiiltiH Coiubeat liaa recently piped
wntar Into hla nMlilonco.
Nwt llanklnn, a liMthor of John
IltiHkliiH, 1h vIhIIIiir tlm lulter thin
wok. Tho Jirntliors hnvo not noon
each other for fifteen years.
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RHEUMATIC ACHES
QUICKLY RELIEVED
THE r.ickinf', agonizing rheumatic
arhc ia quit kly relieved by an i
pliiution of Slonn'a Liniment.
For forty voari, folk nil over tho
m-orld haws found Slo.in'i to bo tha
natural enemy of pains and ache.
71 penetrates ttrilhout rn6Wnj.
You ran junt tell by ita healthy,
ttimiilating odor that it is going to do
you Rood.
Keep Sloan's handy for neuralgia,
Criatua, lame bncic, ntifl joints, tort
KuikIcb, Btruinn nnd pprainit.
At oil drug's 35c, 70c, 91.40.
Liniment
MalyjsSickSIuns
VVcli Or.a of Pr.nobWe
FamllyKetnrdloa. I iirniimr,
liuallhy cutniilexion umi f ruely
er.Hobsons
jema Ointment
trlpn to enalirn rlllna to eompeta In
A, A. I'. Kuiitea.
In . dufliir'-d Oiiit the elinrnn
wiro not mmliilned, lit tlm opinion of
tha committee and thnt It hud recom
mended to the Niitlonal A. A. V. thnt
thn rhtii'tjua bn dlxTnli.mnt.
Mr. I)i an I no announced that Join
Ituy would rontliiuu to contp to In
litertN nnd Hint Hrholz hnd left thu
I'llrolt A. C to compete under the
color of Ihn New- York A. t
ONES
AN
Mm. '111 Jnrdon nnd duUKhter.
Mlna Irtita, veiled Ml (I into a few
duya no.
IMuIn Iturh Hpcnt the evening at
Will Jordnna n hliort I linn iiro.
There on a nilntnko In the item of
biHt week where It wild Kdwlil lttieh
a the aon of Henry Uueh. Hl( la
the aon of Fmd Hueh nnd hua re
turned to Corxnllla. wheio lie la nt
UnilliiK hool at tlm o. A. t".
Mra. J umo Spettrer nnd Mlna
Oladya Kendall Mulled Mia. Jordon
on afternoon Inm; week.
Thoa. Annie, Trunk nnd Karl Ken
dall went to Medford ou bUMliu-xn hint
Krlduy.
Jim KrorfelH la V.MUnit ni (Iioiku
iloffman'a for a few dnya.
Anderaon Men took dinner IhmI
Hundiiy nt hla aliitora, Mia. Murlon
HltiHhuni.
Mwa Alice IlliiRham relurnrd tj
her homo hint Hnturtluy nfter BtayliiR
a few dnya nt Marlon Klncliunm.
Mr. nnd Mra. Thomna Mee. dene
Steo and Kritnk Knutcen nttended the
dunce nt Murphy hint HuUiril:iy.
Thomna Annie, Krank and K.nl
Kendull motored to Met, ford hint Krl
diiy. i
John ItinKhnm nnd Alva Kendall
went to Aahlmtd liiHt Knturdiiy on
btiNlneHH.
Mr. nnd Mra. K. K. f I rove worn din
ner Kueala at V. Cmln'a 1nrl Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mra. IHck Kotk rnmii out
from Htnambont luat AVedneatlny to
Marlon HlnKhnntH. Mr. Hot-k helped
Mr. UlnKhum butcher hla noun.
Andrew Torrey from WlllluniH vlnlt
d nt Will Joi-donn hundiiy.
A wttteh party Riven, nt tho homn of
John JlhiKliiint hint Hattirdny wuh
qullu well ittlind'Hl, lUiuut 30 beliiK
preiient. After pluylntf tinmen and
alnKlng annus and other amiuwmontH
for a time, a dainty lunch of ctind
wlehea, Hiilnd, enko nnd eoffen wna
anrved. Thoae preaent report an en
Joyablo time.
Will C'ntln wont to Medford hint
TiieBtliiy. ' .
M. 1). Hognn went to Medford Inst
Hnturdny to npend tho New Year.
Al and Ueoruo lAionurd nml Pick
Hoffman motored to Medford hint
Tueaduy.
Mra. .lulin lilnKlinm vlalted nt MarV
Ion llinnhiim'H IuhI Wedneadny.
Mr. nnd Mra. Anderaon Meo went
to Medford liiHt Thuradny, Mr. Meo
returned tlm dii.V fullowlnw. Mra. Mo
remained to tako a course of treat'
tnent by a chlropi'a,ctlo, a . Dr. Colo-
man. . .
ket atipper nnd wn (1rp In hope thnt
a lrn crowd will uttetid. I
Ilnruuae New Yiar'a enmn on Kun-'
day, Kundoy . ho l wna not held ut
the achool huuvr u uiuat, but will be
held January X, and a Inrca crowd
la npertd. 8lnco a choir bus been
oreaiiUvd, we are In hope thul more
will rome out for th,. alnlnK. They
ure titlkliit; of nrniiikliiB to Itnvn cholr
pruitlre at tho till f rent Itoinea oil
reiiulnr nliihta. Thla mutter will bo
taken up nt Hundny ai hool. Thoao In
tertafed keep thla In mind end bring
their Itleaa for the dlaeimnloit next
Sunday.
Milo t'ontey h:iM been haullnn wood
front tha (Jueiichnlit runch.
Mr. farl Htnnley went to Medford
Thuradiiy and returned Itomc Krlduy.
I'oy M:rnly uud Hormo tSvppert
lock u bunch of till tie to Kn'.u l'ulut
Bnturduy.
Mi. II. K. Tucker and dniiRhtrr,
Kllt-it ltd Stella Aduunf apenl Christ
lima at Medford.
Albeit H. :inluif who hna been In
Mitl ford In the lov Hoapltul, return
ed home bint week.
Mr. nnd Mra. Komoe Hulne nnd two
aon. John and I'eeli; apent New
Yenr'a with Mr. nnd Mra. Italia of
Medford.
Mr. and Mra. Joe Henry went to
Medford luat Week.
Walter l'.adcllffe wna a visitor at
the Muxflt ld home Monday.
Mra. Joe Maxflild went to Kuglo
Point luat week.
Mllo C011I1 j- went to Iltitto Kalla
luat week to Ket aonte ahukea.
Win. HouRluiid went to Central
1'olnt lnat week.
Jten Urophy of the Kimla Point dla
trlet, boUKht fifteen tona of hay front
Mr. U. K. Tucker and Kred Meleraon
la helplitK him haul It to hla ranch.
Thrto boy. Kdward Htanley, Har
old Inllna nnd Ituymond loiiKland,
ure mitklnx a mull box for the achool.
Mr. V. K. Wtinley helped drlvo beef
rattle to Medford laat week.
Veldn Mon In returned to llutto
Kalla Hnturduy, wheru alio l.t attend-
Inn IiIkIi achool.
Mra. It. B. Tucker ia In Medford to
remain for n few duya.
We hud two week'a vacation. Mlaa
KiiIjII apt-tit thla tinio ut her homo ou
.!i'K"!i'.
Mr. unci Mra. Waller Mnmhnlt and
three nona vlalted hla father ut Kuglu
l'olnt Huturday.
Our achool hnd nlnrty-acvcn per
cent attendance und fifteen students
who were neither tuidy or 11 barn t dur.
InK the lnat month. We hnd ten
vmita from the purcnta and two from
the achool board.
AMHLAKI), Jan, CCJfy water ia
to b run tnrouifh a rotury colander.
thn ineah to connlat of pirfortlon
Oiin-alxteenih ot un inch In dluin-ti r, I
a toinllni d wntar arion and a-ttUiiit ,
lank to con $ZI00, liiHtnlltttlon to be
f. o. b., on a alto Juat above the mil
tilclpnl power plant In the canyon.
Hettllnir tnnk'a capacity, JiOGO Knllonn.
Thla Inaliiiliilion, It la onfldi-ntly nn-
tlclputcd, will ilurlfy tho water actu
ation to aui h mi extent ua will relieve
tho inettra from working overtlrn.
In efforta at aaalmllntlnit ao much for
elijii mutter, which at tlriua -1oi;k
llnno delicate mechanlama. Kurther
inoie, lh wuter aupply Itm-lf In to be
"rectified." An additional atoriiifti
aupply of nearly two million Kall"iia,
which would bo avullable In the cnt
of enlnrnliilf the reaervolra now In
uae, la not thouiftlt to be u aufflclent
atorae na 11 reaerve, ronac'iuently thla
plan will not b enterlulned, the coun
cil l.clriK Bdll eiiKaKcd In formulntlnti
n 1. Inn to Incrcitae the aupply on 1111
abundant acale. Two million '!-
lona aounda large an clrvrcHaed In fi'AV
unm, but when that amount r-aolvea
llnelf Into Ktorattn rapacity' dlnten-j
alona, the aim of the needed racr-
voir Is not im larKn aa one wou'd tup- 1
pnae. If enlarged reaervolr ur to
afford th dculri d relief, then a hUKe
one remnlna to be constructed aome
whert! In the canyon aren. At the
jhame tlm, thn couii'il dot-a not care to
tillnquUli rifa'ht and title to a luMil
lar' reoervoir on C'rowaon Hill, con
nt roc ted yeara eito at a prominent
liolnt overlooking Terrace Helghta
ilenlrlntr to retain thla relic of n by
conn nc,. In view of poaxlbllltlea,
which ntny yet develop. A civic or
ganisation had eyea on thla 'eligible
nlte aa an Ideal apot for Inatallinic i
memorial park In honor of local aer
Uce men who perlahed In thn world
war, but thn city authorltlea do not
we fit at preaent to part with it.
j In hla annual "apeech, from the
throne," Mayor Lamkln rcviewa the
activities of tho municipality for the
; paat year, submitting various auitKea
:tlona relative to public matters. The
j municipal ita'.nry lint remain the
; same as Inn year, on a semi-war fcaals
tho mayor, however, referring to pay
I ret elved by city officials In other
tow ita. a roniparihoti which makes the
I'jcal payroll appear reasonable. In
a literal constructive way, tho n-syor
recommends tho enlargement of the
three reservoir connected with the
city water system. This Is a mat
ter which 'will be held In abeyance,
until further Investigation is made
through eiKTlnecrlng channels. Tlm
I .cater screen to to Installed Is to be
1
yr J- , i-s -TT.rarr-
ThffMame thnt Miorrna
Correct Electric .Cooldni
lurnlshvd by a I'ortland firm.
II Electric Coohay
ll Correct Cookery U
I Cv2 J
A , QUALITY H
W MAIM H
TTHE name "HOTPOINT HUGHES" has com
to suggest supremacy in elcctrie cookerjr
which means perfect cookery.
Every element of convenience), comfort, clean
liness, accuracy and superb operation which
could be built into an electrical appliance has
been developed to its finest point in tho
ELECTRIC' RANGE
The Hotpoint Hughes is more than a kitchen
range; it is a perfect electrical appliance for
preparing food in complete comfort and under
entirely sanitary conditions. Its scientific appli
cation of heat frees the housewife from the care
and attention ordinarily demanded by cooking,
and assures her of food perfectly cooked, without
shrinkage and without loss of flavor.
Hotpoint Hughes means safety from open
flam and a cleanliness that is impossible in
other forms of cooking.
Easy Payments
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Cor. Main and S. Central
Phone SO
1
inn
I'.EHLIN, Jan. ". (I?y tho Asso
ciated Ires) The sands in tho river
Eder have been found to be rich with
gold, according- to reports from W'ul
deck In Thuringla.
Modern machinery is to be used
and tho promoters aay they are cer
tain they can recover millions of
marka worth of the yellow metal.
BROWNSBORD NEWS
Mr. U. K. Tucker, nnd .William
Stnuh went to Modford Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Htuub nro
giving a clnnco Saturday, January 7
nt right o'clock, There will be 11 bus-
Bank Reserves Increase
NKW YORK. Jan. 7. TUo actual
condition of the clearing bouso banks
and trust companies for the week (fire
days) shows that they hold $56,744,170
rescrvo in cxcohs of legal require
ments. This Is an Increaso ot $39,
677,950 front lnat week.
Seek Friend In Hour of Need
"In the hour of need we quickly seek
our bent friends." writes CUas. Schrldd
Ward do Wet. 957 73rd Ave.. Oakland,
Cal., "our little boy and girl had a
severe dry, rasping cough without
phlegm, a cough that chokes and
flushes tho face of tho sufferers like
unto convulsions. Foley's Honey and
Tar was a wonderful emergency rem
edy." Cases like this give Foley's
Honey and Tar ita reputation as the
best remedy for eougtiB and colds.. Adv.
oT
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Fuses and Safety
A fuse in an elefctric circuit is a safety device designed to open
the circuit at a certain load.
Its use is to prevent the wires in the circuit protected from
carrying more than their rated capacity and to prevent fires and
damage to electrical apparatus.
Fuses are placed at various points in the electrical circuits
where the wires branch or change size; also at the entrance to the
building to protect the wiring in the building, and on the pole
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 the 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
Phone 168 , ' ' ' , Medford, Oregon 216 West Main Srteet
FULLER BRUSH CO.
Iiyle 8. Htocle, County Kepresontative
SPECIAL APPOIXTMBXTH FOR
VOTO CONVENIENCE
Phone 1005 W. Main St.
A Free Brush to Every Home i
W OOD
Under covert $3.00 per tier and up.
Prompt delivery.
1118 N. Central Wood Co.
Phone 634-X
J. M. CARLTON
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE AND FARES
Duo to laws Imposing heavy additional license fees upon anto
stages and regulating the speed and operation thereof and which
laws become operative Junuary 1, 1922. it Is necessary In order to
comply therewith that we make the following change In schedule
and faros, effective January 1, lW&i,
MEDFOED-ASHLAND STAGE 1
Leave Modford for ABhland and Ashland for MedforiJ, dally
except Sunday. Every hour on the hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. n., then
9:30 p.m. Also 8: 30 and 10:30 p. m. Saturday only.
Sunday Schedule Leave Medford for Ashland and Ashland for
Medford every hour on tho hour from 9 a. m. to S p. tn., tien t:S0
and 9:30 p. m.
FARES.
Modford-Ashland 43 cents.
Medford-Talent or Ashland-Phoenlx 30 cents.
Medford-Phoenix or Ashland-Talent 20 cents.'
Medford-Vorhtes, Ashland-Luke's
. Ranch, Phoenix-Talent or any
short ride 15 cents. 20 ride book 12.00
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
W. U LEWIS, Manager.
20 ride book 15.00
20 ride book $3.20
20 ride book I2.5IT