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NEW OREGON SONG
10 BE SUNG FIRS!
TIME K. P.
SHOW
What In pronounced by competent
musical critic tin. hnut Oregon ng,
both musically and lyrically,; that ha
been written to date, will receive tin
lnltlul rendition next Thursday' night
by Forrest Kdmeado. Crater Lnko
and The Marble Cnre of Jinhinn
county u well an thu other nutnble
eectloiui of low state famou (or their
beauty spots receive "hont.rablo mm
Hon." The male quartet arrangement of
thn chorus In especially hitrnumlmi
nod will be rendered unsceotiipgiilnd,
by a double mule quartet. Thin in
will be fitlt)Mh a tti Hid near future by
The Wilson Music company, or Med
ford. In tlta belief tint It wilt help to
buoot th tourlnt buslnc, iwt only
of the IUguo River valley, but of thu
whole itutii. The lyric f.'How-.
"Ortgon, Land of Bisuty"
I love thee, dear old Oegun, land of
th rolling plain;
Thy mine and uilllt on a thoumind
hill;
Thy broad field of golden grain; ,
Thy ilwp canyon where tho Minion
run;
Thy i-r, and r'ae and yew tree;
Thy nun that blown whom the nppU)
grows! 1 "
R,r'f!.n' hraoty;! i ,
From Portlnud'a tide, wbers ilia
world's ablim ride.
To blue l'fatr Lakn'e eoft kIhmii;
From Olllo Fall to Tim Marble llalla
Of beautiful Jueephlno:
FrM the Rutind-t'p region of prmlle-
ton
To Mount llnod'a tin aud fruit tre.
No land la thorn that ran compare
With Oregm, land of beauty!
CHORIH;
Oregtm! land of plenty!
Washed by tho sunset sea.
lwauiy U born each rimy m-m.
Hflverliig' lake and loa.
(olden thy peak when cbmna
Thn day. with the western sun.
(lardrn of glorlou rocl
llaiiuilful Oregon!
OREGON
NAT10NA
L
GUARD
RETURNS A
ASHLAND PARTY
TO VISIT ORIENT
PROFIT TO STATE
Thn following letter to M.
Thomas of Meilfonl U aeir-rxplena
tnryi , , . ' ,,
'Tor yuur Information im u member
of the Thirty-Klrtit legislative aaaiii
bly, I wish to outline briefly the fi
nancial opi'rutlonH of iho Ori'KOn Nu
tloiml Ounrd (turlnu the flmt half of
the Ulrnnlnl n-rlf"l 1821-St under Of
military partnrrehlo arrungrmnl
with the t'nlted Mtntud aoverntnent.
"There vnn iinii J'1 during 1(11
frmii the 1170,00') Jut upproprta.
lion for two yenre a total of I7V.000
"Thi-re w tecelvcd buck from the
federal aovi-nintent for illxtrlbutlon
In Ori'Kon thn eutn of 1199,011:, Thin
wna dleiilliutcd nninni llm 17 Oreaun
lowne linvina nutlomil unril roinpo
nlm In the form of t'. H. treaeury
ill oike nuidn puynll to individual
iiii iiiImt of tho natlonul aimrd.,
Thua It muy be ui Id that Hot wae
a net profit to Orriinn of 1119,077
elni-e every dollar of the $1?9,0&! u
eont from Wanhlnatun, I), C, and
piiu'i-ii in circulation here. The re-
nupta for the pawt yi-nr from the gov
eminent were neurty 400 per rent
aiinter than thoee for liixt year when
.a total of (31, MS. 10 wa received
nbnve tho amount of rout to the mam
In 1119 the runt to the Mate exceeded
the revenue from tho govrrninent ly
i:.:i2.50, u my belief that the
revenue from fecleml euurcee In 1922
will exceed the ehowlng made In 121
"In addition to rnith recelptn, prop
erly having ii root value of $167
717.JB a iMtiea to tho Oregon na
tional ituard during 1521 by the fed
rral government.
"The amount of tho fMeral payr:
fund itlatrlbuted, or now awaiting
dletrtbutlon tn Jnrknon rounty for
l2l wna 111. its !0, an InereeiM of
more than 300 per rent over 1130,
"Hlneerely Toura,
"UKOIUIK A. WHITE.
"Adjutant General."
ASHLAND SPENT
$100,000 IN 1921
FOR BUILDINGS
THIS V
AW.MI.AND. Jan. II Mr. nnd
Xra. C. II, Vaupti nnd Mr. and Mra.
t I. Hhepherd left laet week for Port
land and Heatllel ONtenalbly to make
a trip "by water to CallfouU prt. It
develop that they Joined Nile Tem
ple' Hlirlne pllgrtmmago to the Ori
ent and will be gone e. verul ntuntha.
the Itinerary of 'the ocean voyage In
cluding port of rail In. Hawaii.
China. Japan and the rhttlppln-e.
Nile Temple of Healtle la planning to
etage ceremonial on a ecale of Ori
ental eplrndor right on the ground
floor of dletnnt aurruundlnga In both
Maulla aud Hhanghal.
X. Y.tHt'M-k llrokera rail.
NKW TOJtK, Jan. 1 An Involiin
tury M-tltlon In bankruptcy waa filed
In ffderal court tuduy; agnlnet K. t.
Itnr and company, aim k brohere.
MELLON'S VIEWS RULE
IN ALLIED DEBT BILL
VASHItiTO Jan. !. Tho altlcd
debt funding bill waa approved today
by the annate flaanra committee after
mwt vf the provlalon objected to by
Secretary Melton of the trt-aiury de
partment had been elluilimted. Iem
cra'lc inonilT of the roiuiiiltti-e voted
agnlnat thh bill In lt ierfected form.
AHMl.AMl, Jan. 1. "Taking
etm-k" I now In order, munl'-tpatly
city Improvement In the building
line approximating 100,0i0 In extent
during the pant year. Including new
ronetrurtlona -and Improvement.
About a doifc-n' 'brand pew rest
tlencea havo been completed i during
thu! period, whllo othera are under
way two elaborate oil eervlce etntlon
and aeveral buelnena blMk having
been added In the line of otlver nub
mnntlal betterment. Along public
Improvement channel, we have the
pioneer cabin, while the community
club houn ha .irrlved at tha parting
of thn way a I ' n a atandirtlll
and completion, liegun In 121. the
current year will probiihty wltnee It
receiving finishing toui-hea applied In
rrudlnee for tho entertainment of
tnurlKtx the coming aummer. The
tfotoi'l Aehliind contemplate the
erection of a building adjacent to the
hotel property, to be ued lx'uvf ly
for aampl room purpoaea, Hrrto
fore, the honee ha been houeeleea In
thi rpect, having temporarily o-cu
pled a raft of location for Oil "i
ce bagguge" purnoee. anU It I the
plan of tha new management to
cure a fixed abode where travrllng
men may exhibit their warea without
being billeted in different quarter
upon each aunreedlng vlalt. Tho
leaver block on Klmt atreet la the
moat Important nudlnet venture In
the building Una during the pant year,
and pt prenent nearly I doren tennnte
are undergoing a realignment a to
permanent headquarter In tha futuri
the llt Including tailor, plumber,
ronfertlomr. realtor, rextaurant
army good, and other Indiiat rial ac-
t hit lee. t'ntll the allotment of epaco
and removal detail had been attend
ed. It we'.l nigh needed blue-print
pinna and epeHft'-ailon to trace the
location of all tha line of buelneiui
now permanently "at home" amid the
new aurroundlng. : The location o
"i.aver How" l an Ideal one. right
In the center of town .In the tnldt of
banking, department etore. theatre
and oil aervb-e Ktatlon dletrlcta.
Tha otatu of bank reflect the fl
nanclnl condition and recent mate
menta of the threa Im-al Inatltutlnn
are gratifying one. Collectively they
repreeent, on capitalisation of 1175
000. aaeeta and llablUtlea respectively
of over 12,000.000 depoalta. I1.SI0,
100; loan and discount, tl.0t0.000;
the aurplu account nearlng the $50.
000 mark. The Klrat National paid
3 CITY BREAD STORES
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TimN. Ohio. Jan. 11 Continuing
hi fight ggalnet food profiteer and
the high rout of living. Mayor I'nger
today rtabtlhcd thrje bread etorc.
two at flio Rtatlona and one at an
automobile gupply station.
Urcad 1 bolng boiiRht Imm Toledo
bakerlea and retailed at Mix centa a
pound loaf. Tiffin bread rvt.illn nt
eight cent.
a- .1 1.1 . .. . J 1 .,11 -J ..I I .1 X II. I
EDNESDAY
GRANTS PASS DAY
ATC. OF C. FORUMr
Next WeJudy will b Orants
rag day At the Mmlford chamlx-r of
commerce forum. Member of ' tn
OrsnU r chamber of commerce
will attend In body and from preaent
ludlratkn quite a numlMtr will make
thn pilgrimage from the city known a
lfg thu climate." ,
Aa both Grant Pa and Medford
are facing the land ettlment ques
tion on the' newly irrigated section,
the very atrongeat feollng of onopora-
tion between thene two town baa
been dev-lnpd. Th future growth and
prosperity of these two cllle depend
much upon boar thin question will be
solved.
There Is no better means of showing
the lnterent which Medford h than
by a good attendance at this foruui
O. S. Illanchard, president of the
Urania ran chamber of commerce
will be the speaker of the day.
Porter J. Neff will be the presiding
officer of the forum which w 111 be hold
In the largo dining room of the M'rl
ford hotel at noon.
Mr. Old, thn head of the-whole non
tern. Were a.l here for dinner. Thurs
day ami nlfto a mim ind women wbo
wern selling cigarette, tobacco; etc.
J. Jorduhl, a traveling salesman Ijt
the Jn1ex wltit Cracker Co., portlnnd
was here for dinner Krlday. He aeeni-
ed to be solioltlng for nnoklus exclu-
Irely, and In conversatbrn on . the
subjx;t 1 remarked that there must be
very large profit mado on cookies to
Justify the expense of employing a
man to travel over the country, and In
addition to bis wages or commission
liis traveling expenses and other inol
dental uch a cigars, cigarettes, etc.,
but ba claimed that the sale was
extensive aa t justify the expense. It
seetoe to be A fact that our mod urn
lKuawve have drifted Into the habtt
of buying not only cookie but every
thing eltto In the ratable line already
prepared, and atlll cry bard times and
high cost of living. It I not an tin
common thing here In our littlo town
to see from three to five traveling
falesmen In a day soliciting for the
salo of all the necessities of life.
Happy Parents Pour Out-
Their Thanks to Tanlac
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LHUIl U LH11IL lil
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Idle Class st Page
Proof that Charles Chaplin has
rightfully Ixx-n crowned "king of coihe
dlana' Is given by ':Jlm Idle Claas,"
bis latent production for Aseadated
l-lrst National relet ae, which began a
four day run At the Page theatre yes
terday. ,
The two reel kent the audience In A
constant cala of lauchter. It isnt
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. McDonald of
the Elk resort on Rogue river m ho had
been looking After business Interests
In Medford, came on the Butte Fall
stage last Wednesday and went tap
home on the Persist stage. Mrs. Mc
Donald reports that they have had a
very good run of buxln during the
summer And fall And Are Anticipating
another prosperous season aa there
will likely be more work done on th
unit of the Crater Lake highway be
tween Trail and Prospect.
Hern Thorton was tioo a passenger
cn the sajiie mage at the same time,
be going on up to bis home In Persist
He had been down to Ashland to visit
his folks. He reports that the senior
Thornton, a near relative U In 'very
critical condition as be Is quite Aged,
over ninety years of age.
T. Taylor who ia on the Month Gar
rett farm on Lake cm, went up on
the Lake creek stage Wednesday and
ueposuoira nearly x;o.ooo In the wy,hls wife, who has been vlaltlng rela
of ntere during 1921. and appro!-. UM ln tns Yall.y weat out rmay
t!!ui-iy dbv nrw Rrrounii were openea morning
IHI.IIIWIIUH i,ain mirouurra a
Dr. V. W. P. Holt, formerly of this
place but now of Modford. called for
dinner Wednesday li ion. He report
the
" Mnas department some time ago.
The loard of director include E. V.
Carter. C. II. Vauin-1. O. W. Dunn. E.i
i. Hi lars. v. II. MrNalr. J. W. Me-tDat he naa etlll connidvrablc bueraea
Coy. T. II. Klmpaon. V. I). Vaimer,lln ltutte Kails, one of hie old fields of
and O. Winter, the official personnel joperatlon. The doctor Is quite popular
being 13. V. Carter, president; C. H. here allhoufch as a rule It la ao dl-
ri' I ... I win) fh
ttH Tti! tul4 bur KIL
.e7 ur wlll-t wJl-f
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Oiirwisdforit!
Vovtll mvcrhiowlmr delicious
eatJGUoggs
PositiTelythe most joyously good any-tlme-cereal
, ny mn or woman or child ever put in their mouths I
Such flavor, such criipness! Such big tunny-brown
Corn FUkes! How you'll relish generous bowl-filled-most-to-overllowing;
and a pitcher of milk or cream 1
Never was such a set-outl Never did you get such
a universal vote as there'll bt for Keilogg'i Corn
Flakes! Big folks and little folks will say "Kellogg's,
please, mother I" Leave it to ineir tastes
and yours! Prove out. all we say!
For, Kellogg's Corn Flakes rre a
revelation in flavor; a revelation in all-the-time
crlspness! Don't just ask your
grocer for "corn flakes." That brings
you most anything! Say KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES they're wonderful!
S
TOASTED
CORN.
FLAK?
f I I vv III aMIIaM AW'" rlaWaxs,
CORN PLAICES
n .1 KELLOCCS KRUMItM KRUOCC'S BRAN, took., sad knwM.J
aupel, vice-president; J. W. McCoy,
cashier; J. H. Hardy. II. C. Kmrry.
and fl. 11. Wenner. aasletanta to the
cashier: Alleen Walker, t.uclle Oil
more and Walker Mikuch, account
ant. Th Citizen' Itank exhibit
evidence of substantial growth in all
department during the last "semes
ter- of 1911. It, director are C. U.
Ijimkln, W. P. Ixonl, b. Patterson.
W. M. Poley, J. I. Itodge. J. W. Mill,
ner and V. O. N. Hmlth. Ita officers
are J. P. Dodge, president; C. It.
Lamkln, vice-preeident; V. O. N.
Smith. Chler: r. P. Kngle and B. A.
Peter. Jr.. aiwiMtanta; Pesrl Wllhlre
nnd Margaret Van Ike, accountants.
Tho president of tho state bank t O.
Winter; vice-president. X. I). Wagner;
cushlor O. (1. Uubank; accountant.
Ague liedlterg. Tho Htate Is the pio
neer eaMnc Institution oi; thla vi
cinity and waa originally founded as
the tiranite City Having. With a
change of name it introduced a com
mercial aepnrtment and traneaela It
due share of bunineea along all llnre.
Kecently there waa a proeveet thot
outaldn partlc might purchaee the
property, but no deal eniTued. and nt
remain a pleasure to know, that the
"old reliable" continue under ' the
RtradfaMt. obliging and urbane man
ngemcnt of yore. The Bute's loca
tion on tho Plain near the poatofflce
and entrance to tho parks make It
very convenient, and Ita patronnge,
auo to these, advantages la by no
means Inconsiderable. Inwuranoe In
nil branchra la reprees-nted here, the
lui'gn volumo of buslneea formerly
conducted at the VI rut National In
this respect,- having been transferred
to tho slato under tho agency of Car
ter and Mills.
The potrtofflce la by no means to
be Ignored In tho summary of bust
ni's fncllltlee ' etcadtly Increasing.
Total rec'lpta for, lJl wore nearly
tJO.000, an Increnao of approximately
n thousand dollars over-19!0.- Iv
cember's gnto receipt alone exceeded
tho revenues of tho same , month In
120 by over four hundred dollars
Thl Knowing of revenue Includes re
ceipts from poatagn stamps, enve
lopes, box rent, -etc. Cndtfr-revised
schedule Incident to a, renewal, of
lenae for a ten-year . period; executed
between tho government and tho Ma
sonic lodge, the 1 annual poetofflce
rental is $169, ' partible quarterly,
nnd due to such Increase the lodge, as
owners of the property Installed im
provements to tho extent of about
$5000, the contract implying thut tho
lodgo trustees shall supply hent, light,
and furthermore install any needed
Improvements. The contract is of the
tuanaei nature, and Ironclad, never
theless-the eld - reliable government
Is n good tenant, and seldom requests
Jho landlord to wait "until next pay
day.'
. Prank Frlsch to Marry '
NKW YORK, ' Jnn. 16. The enetf-
ment of Frunk Filsch of the Olants,
star base runner of tho National
Iciigue, to Miss Ada Lucy, pluyniato
sluce childhood;' aa announced today
Thn weddlnff . will tako plnco next
tresslngly beaJthy right around Eagle
Point, looking At It from a professional
man's viewpoint, that be thought he
would do more buslnnts In Medford
and vicinity than here so moved 'to
Medford some time ago. -
L. H. Talken. a hardware aalesman
of Granta Pass. Win. Von dor Hellen
and his wife's brother, Theodore
Florey of Jacksonrllle, were here for
dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. II. K. McN'lehol. the woman
who lost her bunband last fall was
around Wednesday afternoon bidding
her old neighbors farewell Aa she has
left ua and gone to California Intend
ing to stop off end visit friends And
relatives along the rout to Lot An
geles.
Wm. Lewis, son of oar confesUonery
man And the Eagle Point-Med ford
Jitney driver, who went to visit his
sister, Mra. Dr. Arbell of San Jose,
California, about a month ago, haa re
turned to tho parontaj roof aAd reports
that times are fairly good down there
but living Is high, but speaks in high
terms of that locality.
Meg doting, another one of our pro
gressive- and well to do young men
who haa been visiting different parts
of California to eee more of the world
haa returned home to his farm. I have
not seen him since his return so can
say but little on the subject, although
suppose that ho is like almost every
one w no naa living nere in tue "itaiy
of the Pacific count' for a year or more.
when they -go. away almost always
return. , . .
Business haa quieted down again,
tne two stocks of hardware hare been
invoiced and Ash polo and Nichols (I
don't know If that la the way the firm
will be known), are now doing busi
ness in tho old Von dor Hellea hard
ware atore, and Mr. Muskopf . has
moved into the Bchlebly house and Mr.
Schlobly haa moved into - the house
wun ,mi James Jordan, and all are
happy and contented to all outward
appearances,
Clarence Roblnett, a son of Mrs. W
L. Chlldreth and son in law of Wm.
Perry la hero visiting relative.
J. W, Johnston, representative of
the Kirtlnnd farm of Medford, was
hero Thursday on his way up beyond
urownsboro. He seema to be quite
sanguino that he will make tha deal no
aa to have another fine stallion in that
section of the country. - Ho came In
Friday and spent the night.
Mrs. Frank Neil of Derby and Mrs
caraon of Butte Falls, came out on
the Ilutte Falls stage Thursday and
after taking dinner at the Sunnyslde
went on to Medford on the same stage.
Edward Frey of Lake creek, came in
from Medford on the Dutte Falls stage
Friday morning and went on tip home
on the Lake Creek atuge.
Mr. Cox, the superintendent of the
work on tho P. & E. R. R and Mr
Unrman, the general manager of the
entire work, under (he annorvlslon of
Charles Z
Chaplin. If I
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HAT Tanlac Is a wonderful medi
cine for delicate children I con-etuelvi-lr
nroven hv the remarkable re
sult accomplished in the cases of the'
three children shown In thin picture.!
I .It II. Itlnnche Hlalr. ot Providence.
It. I. age 1J. gained It pound: Ke-
elna MeCeb at right, age S. of Benin
ton, Pa., grained IS pound: little
hlchard Iry, Jr., of Philadelphia,
who was very delicate, ia now In fine
robust health. The statement made
made by their parents are a follows:
Mr. A. M. Wair. residing at JO At
wood street. Providence, R. I., said:
"We ere- - Just so happy over the
change Tanlac ha made in our little
girl that we can't do or aay enough to
chow our appreciation. , Bhe had Ipst
nearly 20 pound in weight and
looked so frail -und weak that her
mother and I were both almost wor
ried sick over her condition. Since
taking Tanlac, she has already gained
10 pound, her color I better than it
ever ha been and she looks and acta
like a different girl."
Mrs. Catherine McCabe. 414 Dick
ens Ave., .Scranton, P., said: "The
'flu' left my little Reglna In such a
bad condition that I have no idea she
would be with me now If It. hadn't
been for Tanlac. It Is a mystery to
me how she lived on the little she was
, eating and was so lifeless she never
i even cared to play with the- doll and
toy she got at Christmas. Since
I taking Tanlac she is as hardw ami
well a any child could be and-" haa
gained IS pounds In weight. I will
: always praise Tanlac ' foV resftring
I our little girl's health."
' Richard LeAry. 234 Palethorpe St..
.Philadelphia, aid: "There 1 no
doubt In my mind but that Tanlac
' saved my little boy'e life. For two
year I wouldn't have been a bit sur
prised to have seen him drop off at
necessary for him to assume a ludic
rous pose or undergo violent contor
tions to bring a smile ot a laugh. He
needs but to twitch his lips or roil nla
eyea to atir tho risibilities of the spec
tator; such is liis power of humorous
pantomime.
"The Idle Claas" contains funny alt-
uatlona without end, and each of them
shows Chaplin ln a new light As a
golfer he la constantly evoking shrieks
of laughter: -and his antics with a
cocktail Bhaker and in a suit ot armor
bring down the house. , ;. ' ,
If you want, to laugh go to see "The
Idle Class." nnd Wanda Hawley ln the
Sat Eve. Poet story, "The Snob," by
Wm. J. Neidlg.
Bert Tytell at Rlalts -
Coney Island and Hearen. sacred
and profane love, the noisy happiness
of amusement seekers and the deathly
stillness ot hospital w-ards, life and
death these are some of the con
traata that provided thrill upon thrill
to the packed audience that with bated
breath, aaw "A Trip to Paradise," at tti
first showing yesterday - at the Rialto
theatre where tt began a run of three
days as. the feature attraction ot
well-balanced bill. .
Bert . Lytell, than , whom there Is
hardly a more brilliant actor on the
screen, portrayed with conviction and
gusto the leading role' of "CUrley'
Flynn. the Coney , Island , "barker,1
whose occupation consists in steering
people Into bis concession booth called
"A" Trip to Paradise,"- nnd who later
takes the celestial trip. himself, but to
the real Paradise. '; , ;.' ".
The production, by Maxwell Karger,
la a triumph of directorial skill,' And
Juno Mathla, who wrote the scenario
of "Tho Four Horsemen of ths Apoca
lypse," ' the Rex Ingram production,
and v. no is responsible tor toe sce
nario of "A Trip to Paradise," again
provea her superb power for clear and
convincing continuity ln the hew production.
any time, ' lie had irtftrrvoeh , trouble
and many a time the gas pise.'HJ
Into his ehest-untll hia heart IttlJI1
tated so t thought - sure he couldn't
breathe but: a-tew more gasp. But
Tanlac gav:hlm hack to ur gtronjr
and well, and .we' will praise if U our
dying day." , 1 ' . . .'
NOTE Tanlac Vegetable Pllla are
an eaaentlal and vitally . important
part of .the, Tanlac treatment.. Tou
rannot hope to get the most satisfac
tory result from Tanlac without rSmt
esubtlxhing A free and regular move
ment ' ot the" bowel.-. Teniae Vegetable-
Ptlla are - AbaOlirtely -free. franj
calomel-and Are ' sold on a.poattlva
guarantee to give aatlafaction,' . -i. . 't
. .Tanlac and Tftnlae VegwtaM-TW
are sold by the West Bide Pharmacy,
and by leading drtggun everywhere
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
THE FORD SEDAN
PpringUme brings the "rait of the ofea soad."
v&ASwear It this year with a Vtyrd Sedan. It is an .
ideal, all weaUeer car for the entire family Kn
cloHed axxd warm la winter, open and cool ia the
ennuner Umo. An member of the family can drive:
it because of Its earn and simplicity of operation
Its dnrahl and practical cuastroetiua sjkI
acnnoBxy of tqakeaip and operatioa makes) the first
cost . practically tha Ust Its interior finish and
appotntracBta are worthy of m much more expea
sire car -in fact, evtsry feature of the new Ford
Hedan rroommtmis it to yon and your fknaOy for
sarvloa during 1S2S. ,'.
a E. OATE3 AUTO CO.
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directory of farm lands. for sale
ln Oregon is being compiled aa
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ing farms or acreages in Ore
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE AKD TABES "..
Due to laws Imposing heavy Additional license tees upon sato
stages and regulating the speed and operation .thereof and whleh
laws become operative January 1, 1923, It la necessary la order to
comply therewith that we make the following change ta scheduler
and fares, effective January 1, 1033. ' 4 - . ij4
MEDFORDASHLAKD STAGE .
Leave Medford for Ashland end Ashland for Medford, flatly
except Sunday. Every hour on the hour from 7 a. ra. to T p. m., then
9:30 p.m. Also g:0 and 10:30 p. m. Saturday only. '
Banday Schedule Leave Medford for Ashland And Ashland tor
Medford every hour on the hour from B a. m. to 8 p. m., then :30
and 9:80 p. xa. - '
FARES. ' . V 1
Medford-Aahland - 45 cents,
Medford-Talent or Ashland-Phoenlx 30 cent.
Medford-Phoenlx or Ashland-Talent 20 cents.
Medford-Vorhtes. Ashland-Luke's
Ranch. Phoenix-Talent or any
short ride 15 cents. SO ride hook 2.0
INTERURBAK AUTOCAR CO. "
W. U LEMTS, Manager.
20 ride book $5.60
20 ride book $3.90
20 rid hook f 8.6f
Day or Ntght
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
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CHAS. ltTTTr
Auto Radiator, Frder.
Running Board ; aad
Body lie pairing. . ol
dering,
Opposlta Depot
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