Medford mail tribune., January 10, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

E DRIVE
TO SECURE A
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Concrete action ca the part of the
Jicltiton County Oolf cluo committee
is expected, within the aoxt ten days,
to determine the feasibility of the or
ganization and financing an up to data
golf club in the county. Soliciting eotn
mltteea have started canvassing the
rnllre wmnty for the charter member
shll. and hepe to know ia the near
future if the undertaking will be prac
tical or not, '''-"'
.Voder th plans that the committee
la working on all monoy subscribed is
made parable to trustee bonks in
Jackson county to ho held by the
hank until the full amount necessary
for the completion of the undertaking,
fr from all debts, haa bcn actually
paid Intq the bank In cash.
' The provision is made in the con
tracts that unless the full amount of
money, necessary for the -project is
subscribed by April 1st that the trus
tee banks are to rwtnrn ail contracts
to t!o original signer and the under
taking will then be abandoned for this
yr- . ".. ." " , .
, The onranltaUon of the club, expon
dtturo of funds, location of the grounds
to be utilised, rules and regulations
governing the rhanagement and con
duct of the orjriniiatton are all made
subject to a majority vote to be Uien
at a meeting to be called after the full
amount necessary to finance, the or-
nntstatlon haa boen HiihacVthMt ' ' -
The charter .membership fee has
ben nlacrt at tioo! th fimt narmoM.
on which are due AprfUst After thei
charter membershin has been aimed 1
up and completed the initiation fee
will be raised to such an amount as
may be decided upon by tho organiza
tion. ' : - v. . ' -
"There is nodesiro on the part of
any of the committee to Induce the
people of this community to flnanoe a
golf club if they are not acquainted
with the benefits to be derived from
such as institution " said one of the
members of the soliciting, committee
today. : "The question has been asked
eo often and progressive" residents
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have been making excuses and alibis mlnatloa of Griffith. Speaker Mao
to tourist and other non-residents for,iel Put the motion for Griffith s elec-
so long hy Medford la behind nearly
all other' towns of its size in the west
in this one particular that'when we
were appointed on this' committee wei
felt it a dutv to dvf. tk rv,ni
Opportunlty of having a golf club if
they want it. Golf clubs are an asset
to any. eonimunity fortunate' enough
to possess a citizenship of at standard
able to appreciate and support itl Med
ford and Jacison" county now have a
chance to heve i club if ,he people
vast one."; vV.V i. "v ;'';'
. Contracts can be signed at the Tog
gery, . McCurdy Insurance ' Agency;
Vernon Vawter, T. E. Daniels office
of. any of the Medford banks.' Inas
much as the work of the committee is
a public spirited one involving a con
siderable sacrifice of. time and effort
the- public is asked to cooperate "in
indicating Its desires in the matter by
calling and signing the eantracts.
FFERED
AT M. M C0.SALE
,:vTfce big January Clearance Sale,
, which was lauched last Saturday by
ibe M M Pepartment store, has been
attracting daily crowds of lcsal and
out o town shoppers. ' It Is la the
form of a great houseeleanlng and
attractive values are being offered in
boys' suits, sweaters, women's ready
to-wear, ginghams, silks, shoes and
all stock merchandise. This sale will
continue through the week. .
MOTHERS AND
:i DAUGHTERS
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Rcaid ThU Letter from Mrs.
W. S. Hughes
Greenville, Del.-r"I v?aa under the
, . ImDresBion that my eldest daughter had
i some internal trouD.e
as ever since the first
time her sicknessap
peared she had to go
to bea and even bad
.2-lJt ,
take I.vdia E Pink-
. . "I. .r "
nam s vegetsoie
Compound mvself so
I crave it to her and
she has received
ereat benefit from it.
You can use this let
ter for a testimonial if you wish, as I
cannot say too much about what your
medicine has done for me and for mv
daughter." - Mrs. WM. S. Huches,
' OreenyUU), Delaware,-. .'.'' '
'Mothers and oftentimes grandmothers
hive taken and have learned the value
fit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. So they recommend the medi
cine to others. ',.'''.:-'--,'.':'
, The best test of any medicine is what
it has done for others. For nearly fifty
years we have published letters from
' mothers, daughters, and women, young
' and old, recommending the Vegetable
. Compound. ' They know what it did for
them and are glad to tell others. Ia
, your own neighborhood are women who
tsnow of its great value. '
JtfoUKW-ilaugh term, why not try it t
lwof!THaii77TiiiiiTTr
l,uw",nni'"'Wllll
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Li
OCAL SERVICE MAN
PASSES AWAY AT
P. Ernest "Jone passed away nt
Corvallta. Ore., Jan. 7th. 192. nt
the age of 31 years 9 mouths and 11
days. Mr. Jones was born In Sams
Vulley in 1S90, and was the son cf
the late O. 11. Jones of Tolo, Jack
son county. For the past nine years
be had made his home with his sister
at Marytvtlle, Calif., until the last
eight months when ho went to
Philomath, Ore., where "he engaged
In tho garage business with his
brother. -',-...
The docoaaed leaves fire brothers
and one aimer, Oeorge H of rhllo
math; Irs. of Celuaa, Cal.; Terry B
Redendo Deach. Cal.; Clarence F., Ar
cadia. Fla.; Horace L address un
known, and Mrs. J. E. Ebort, Marya
vlUe. Cal, .
Mr. Jones was an active member
of the subordinate lodge, the Re
bekah and the F.ncampment branches
of the 1. O. O. F. at MarysTllle. Cal.,
and served In the world war la the
1158th Infantry, ,'-..;
Funeral services will bo held at
the; parlors of Weeks Conger com
pany at 3; 30 Wednesday, January
nth... : . -v - - .
. Interment In the family plot In
Central Point cemetery under auspi
ces of the Medford lodge ctOdd Fel
lows... - . - -
GRIFFITH NAMED IRISH HEAD
(Continued from rage One)
: .Collins moved that Arthur Griffith
be appointed president of the Dall.
-The Irish nation had no children,
ColUas. who proceeded to tell
the Pall that he bad received a let
ter from the proprietor ot the Cork
Examiner, saying the management. of
that newspaper bad been held up this
morning at 2 o'clock and compelled
' Publish a proclamation. Collins
Mld he caUe1 8Ucn methods 'black
nd metnodB" whoever employed
laem
Io Yalrr Walks Out
Eamona DeValera and his follow
ers walked out while tho vote was
being taken, In protest against the
uon ana ne W8S unanimous. coo.,
- Cabinet Appointed -
Griffith moved the appointment of
tJ following: ,
ifinlater of finance, Michael Col-
' Una.
, Foreign Alfatrs; Georgo Gavan Duf
fy.' .. . -
Home affairs, Eamon J.' Duggan.
Local government, William T, Cos
grave,., '. ' ,J '' - '' -' " . - '
Economic affairs, Erian O'Higgins.
Defense, Richard Mulcahy.
! , . , Criffifs Beoord
Arthur Griffith was one of ' the
founders of the Sinn Fein govern
ment and ljas been among the fore
most loaders directing its activities.
He was formerly an editor at Dublin
and later established the paper Uni
ted Irishmen, followed by the Binn
Fein, and then the Nationality.
In October, 1917, he was elected
presiding officer at the opening of
the Sinn .Fein conference In Dublin.
Xuring the peace conference at Paris
Lu 1919 be was chosen as an Irish
delegate, to go to Farls aad present
tb Irtah ease but failure to get a
eafe conduct prevented' bis attend
la July.' 1919, be was elected act-
lug president ot the Irish national as
sembly In the absence of Eamona De
Valera in the United States. Later,
in October, 1919, he was elected one
of the permanent vice presidents ot
the Sinn Fein organization. He wasj
arrested. in Dublin in November,
1920, and spent seven months In
llountjoy prison. . ..;y'.' " .el
During Ms imprisonment, he. la-!
sued a message to the Irish people as
to the conduct of the Sinn Fein or
ganization. An attempt was made to
rescue him from prison but the ar
mored car used for that purpose fail
ed to carry out. the plan.-
The return of DeValera from
America was attributed to Griffith's
imprisonment as' Mr. DeValera on hi
return resumed the active direction
of Sinn Fein affairs. Early in June
last there were reports cf a Londou
conference-to' which Irish leaders
vould be invited. , Orlffith's release
from' prison followed on June 21,
laSt.'--- ' ;';
Griffith went to London in' July,
and later was appointed chairman ot
the Sinn Fein mission in the negotia
tions which, culminated on December
fi lout with tho atirrtinsF rt thn trpfltv
between Great Britain and Ireland,
hich has now been approved by tbc
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ki"wuv uuu.iuo van jh
ezan.t , .., ...-t y.,y;,.--.- v
' Halifax Schooner ' Lost.
' HAL1FAXX S i Jan. ; l.Tbe
i schoonor Flora A.'i 70 tones,' of Har
bor Ilaffet,' X, F., with' her crew of
j 8ix men, was given up for lost today
In maritime circles. She loft George
town, P; E; I., for Harbor Baffet and
nothing has . been heard : ffcro her
slnce.i '!''. .'.'... .--;'.
"' .' .i'VlLmwovo Ooos Bay. . ..i
AVASHINGTOX, , Jan, 10,-r-Im
provement of Coos Bay harbor and
Isthmus sloqgh, Oregon, at an esti
mated cost of $3,310,000 was recom
mended today by army engineers.
SA FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.Vutter
extra. 33c(.prlme fiwU 3VsC; nee,
extras 39c; extra pullets lltic; ciieese,
Cullfonila flat" fancy 26CI- young
America fancy. 20c. .,
VALL1S
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POLITICAL POT
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The sunng primary 'ill ' hold
Frldny, May 19. and will be for the
election ft members of th K'niiUaturo
and governor In suite offices, and
on county comminsloner and a cir
cuit JuvIko in tho county office, all
othr county offtv-rs, holdlntt over two
year more,, There will be no dearth
of candldMtea for any position, from
prMient Indications.
For govvrnor there aw any num
ber of cltiifia willing- to boar the bur
dona of being the. chief eicM.-utlv of
Oregon, moat promlnrntly locally
beinat C. K. tlop Oute, mnynr of
Mdfird, who haa been In Portland
tor the Ust wli creating political
fences.' Tb mayor hua not . an
nounced his caudiducy, but It la no
secret ho has Inclinations that way.
Oovwroor Oleutt b aim) apt fu bo a
contender or reflection.
For the lerltduture, the names cf
Fn Hheldon. present representative,
Vernon 11. Vawter. of tlio Jackson
county bank nnd .Holph H. CowkUI.
furmer and ennlneer uro mentioned
Mr. Sheldon will probably seek th
senate, vacated by aenator C. M.
Thomas, when ho announced hta can
didacy for circuit Judire. Mr. Vawter
and Mr. CowirUI are prospeetlva can
didates for the lower house. This Is
the initial oppeurunc of Vawter in
the political are-na.' but Cowgili was
a runner up at the Inst primary. None
f the above have made an announce
ment of their political intentions.
' Senator C. M. ; Thomn has an
nounced his retirement from th le
UUUve. halls to try for the Judicial
robe, and there promises to be some
eicltemeot In the rare. The potation
embraces tlje dlstricta of Jackson and
Josephine, counties. Tho present In
cumbent. "JUduro F. M. CnlKin. ."re
cently announced that ho will retire,
despite the earnest appeals of friends
In both counties to make the race for
re-election. -He has made an envi
able record on the bench. .
Political gofwUp links the name ot
Attorney Ous Newbury for the place.
Attorney 11. E. Norton from Grants
I'iubi is also mentioned, and 1( is
expected an Ashland lawyer will
throw hia hat in the rime.
The election of one- county com
missioner is alxo slated for tho pri
mary from the district now represent
ed by Commissioner James Owens. It
Is not known whether Owens will bo
a candidate for re-flection or not. A
prospective- candidate for tho berth
Is Thomas Simpson, . merchant, of
Ashland; Who rved half a term.
Frank Brown of Eagle Poipt is also
beim?4 tirtrtd ' by. his Irlcnii to muke
the race, but Mr. Brown balks at the
Idea. .
The opm season for filing for of
fice starts Mrireh 1. sixty days before
the - primary, and closes April 19. a
month before the vote. The law also
requires the tiling of a petition sinn
ed by taxpayer, and depositing of a
fee before April 5!rth.
GOVERNOR OLCOTT
STARTS FIGHT ON
T
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SALEM, OrH Jan. 10. Plans for
the official tight of the state of Ore
gon against the Illicit traffic In nar
eotcs are being formulated here to
day by Governor Oleott and members
of the state boards ot health and
pbarmaet In Joint conference.
Frank S. Ward, secretary of tho
pharmacy board, and Dr, Frederick
Strieker, secretary of. the board of
health, have both prepared reports on
the sale and use of narcotics in Ore
gon at . tbe request of Governor Ol
eott, -and the discussions here are
centering around these reports.
Today's conferences are In the na
ture of a preliminary session to a
meeting in Portland tomorrow, to
which Governor Oleott has invited
public officials from all parts of the
state who are interested in suppres
sion of the drug traffic.
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One of the big. January events
looked forward to every year by Med
ford and Southern - Oregon house
wives is Mann's Clearance sale, be
cause of the valuable bargains which
are offered every year. This year, It
Is believed (hat the clean up sale
which was opened last Saturday will
eclipse all previous events of Mann's
store and In order to make this pos
slble, a splendid array ot bargains
have been arranged in both the wo
men's and men's departments. This ,
sale will continue through January
in oraer mat tne winter biock mignt.
be. replaced by fresh spring raerehan-
dlst.: ' ' . . . i
SI' LIXJ I- I J! !.JJ 1L1JLJ
)R III PRIMARY
BEGINS TO I
DRUG
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tEDflOnD,
OmWON TFTrUY. J.OTA TV 10,
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62.5 MILES OF
MACADAM BUILT
IN -JACKSON. 1921
During Inst In. Jackson county,
68.6 miles of 'macadam roads wero
constructed, nnd 6 miles irruded no
cording to ftKures compiled by the
county court, the exix'tulltwrMs tor tho
e-otwrtruotkm, totaling uii'rvUmntely
JlflOOO.OOO divided equally among
Mate,, federal and county npproprla
tlons. i
The road work plans foe the com
Ina tar include tho following, under
!th murket road bill, a eountr Wvy of
1.8 mills beliut mutctied by tho state
Tho expenditure of 16000 on the
Pead Indian road from Ashland- to
tkko of tho Woods, an aid ullke to
tourists, campers und farmer.
The expenditure, of 115,000 from
Kutllo point up Uutte creek towards
Kiith Lake and lKc cf the Woods.
Including Improvements on the Luke
creek und Litllo llutte forks.
The exieiuUture of $!0,0OO 0n the
Ilutto Falls roads from thn Crater
I .-ik highway up Hcete creek, ns far
us the money allowed will go, and
(traveling tho worso stretch un the
top ot hills, that have long been the
motive for petitions by residents to
the county court.
The expenditure of 920,000 on
graveling tho Jucksonvllle-Kuch road,
and from Ituch down the IHg Applo
irate as far as the appropriation will
allow.
, The expenditure (,f 3000 on the
improvement of tho road in tho Sar
dine creek district.
This work wilt entail tho expend
ing of about 163.000 half borne by
the state.
Other prospective road work In
cludes the survey of the Appleirat
road.- Rueh to 8iunre creek, and the
railing of bids tor he construction
of the Trail-Prospect section of the
Crater Lake, highway, which will be
under tho direction of the federal
post road authorities, with the expen
ditures divided between the state and
federal authorities. Government and
state engineers recently made a Bur
vey, for the purposu of calling for
bids. -
All the market roads t- bo con
structed will be on a state survey,
xtandard grade, and slightly narrower
than standard.
LEARANGE
SALE IN FULL S'
Enders big department store at Ash
land has its luttu January Clearance
sale going In full swing and Is offering
values that are attractive to hundreds
of southern Oregon buyers., Mr. Knders
plaus to clear practically his entire
stock by offering U at low prices and
make rnota for his new spring mer
chandise which if now on the road.
Men's, women's and children'' wear,
dress materials and phonographs are
offered to the public in this sale.
Sport Flashes
At; Ann Arbor Ohio State wins
western conference, basketball game
25 to 23 from Michigan.
At Springfield -Stanislaus Zbyiz
ko wins two out of throe falls from
Arm us Leitlner.
At Philadelphia Joe Lynch, New
York, outpoint Patsy Wallace, Phil
adelphia, tn eight rounds.
Little Rock Churles Rentrop
Houton, European middleweight
champion claimant, won two fal'-s
from Fred Woldfang. Kansas City,
At Memphis Pal Moore, Mempbla,
given referee's decision after eight
rounds with Carl Tremaino, Cleve
land.
At Salt Lake Jimmy Roach, San
Francisco, and Midget Smith, Bait
Lake, fight ten rounds to draw.-Kid
Sparks, Idaho, wins six round decis
ion from Kid niair, Utah.
At locatur Jack Fiaher defends
title against Johnny Hodnick, win
ning two straight falls.
liJ 1 'XI U JU4.I .1 -JS8BHH
Loves Her Cows and
Chickens Again
"I have had stomach troubln for
twenty, years und for tho past year
have eaten .nothing but stale bread
and drank hot water. Was too weak
to do any kind of work. Six weeks
ago I took tho first dose of .Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and am now
doing all rny housework besides look
Ing after my chickens and milking
two cows every day, Mlno has boon
a wonderful recovery It Is a slni
pie, harmless preparation that re
moves tlio catarrhal mucus from tho
Intestinal tract and allays tho inflam
mation which causes practically all
jtomarhi Uvpr and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose win
convince or money returned. At all
loruKgists. ., . '
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; More Miles Per Tire
If you have us vulcanize it after you
think It cannot bo used any longer
: Surprising what an additional mile
age you can get out , of our expertly
vulcanized shoes arid tubes. Try ou
iip-to-lhe-mfnute vulcanizing process
and save mora tire money, enabling
you to buy mora new tires.
Haywood tire Surgeons .
VP. D. Uugho 82 N. Grape
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with
Mirani Ooopcr,
Anna Nlllson
Conway Ttarlo
nl others
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A Distinctive Dramtic Presentation
OOINO TONIGHT
JEWEL CARMEN in "NOBODY"
ess
Open for
Bus
r,:tUs"-1 ? ' ; '
An J-'.xrlnttiv l.ailUa' ntul ints Tailnriitjr rhtalilislimciit nt
419 Medford Building: with n romplcio lino of Woolen, light,
inciium and honty wiMihva livery ouu a'.l vpt'L
i REMEMBER
That when wc nwik' n pirnviit fur vott it in ntado for you in
divithially, cvt'rjt delniliil operation from lh tgkinit of your
nu nsnrc ntnl th cnttinij of Iho kouiIh to the very liwt MitVh on
the finished purulent is ihun' in our own hj nnd under our
own supervision.
GUS
TTi Tailor
Boom 110 Medford Building.
How
Insufficient Hlcop, causixl by inipairctl tligcfition,
swner or later produces a ftatt- of irritability that
.handicaps' the morit efficient men and women and
decrco.si.'H the efficiency t.f tluse about them.
Sleeplessness and indigestion are often corrected
. through the teeth for bad teeth are mostly respuasi
ble for bad digestion.' .
Our newly fitted offices make it possibln for us
to do better work t ban ever hi your mouth, there ia
every reason why you ethould Uigoy better health,!
better sleep, aiid': have'v better 'appetite attend tof
your teethnow. ' :;'"!v'' ' f,.'f -ii-.Z, ..-b. 1
FOR DENTAL DECAY
SEE JOHNSON TODAY"
PAINLESS DENTISTS
Dr. O. J. Johnson, Dentist
Phone 669
228 East
WOOD!
All kinds of wood at right prices) dry
tnlU blocka. -Ordm
. PrnmpUy rilled
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Ur, I lr and Third i Ibon 8431
?T",.ar,."i'
ALTO
TOMORROW!
the novel "Idols"
OATH
A Drams of
Many Trnthg,
Many Oathl,
and a Woman '
Wonderful
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Do You Sleep?
Main St., over M. M. Dept. Store
CIIAS. MILLER
RADIATOR
SHOP
lag N. Grape St,
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