Medford mail tribune., January 21, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

BEN SCOVELL AT
FIRS! METHODIST
SUNDAY
Of Strut IMt'lVftt t the general
public la tlm (iiinoumciiii'tit that lien
Hct.vcll lll uiiir morning imil
evening "t tl'u Firm Mi tlitiillMt Dplte
copal church tomorrow, In thu
morning h will give hla tiimnti tec
ture-aerntort, "Tim Ond of Pence," u
thriving phii fur the iiutlniiH to de
vote thetiiMnlvia to the promotion of
I'uitNtruiilvti pinna vviUi tho nutiiu de
votion it nd (uu-rlfliei which t harm U t
I.d tlnm lit tlm ironiutloii of war.
At the evening htvh .Mr. Hi-iivt II
Will Interpret Wiliion Barrett's fitmnua
r tlKtmiN drama, ;"Tb Hlu of the
Crgsa," Thu play deals with Urn per
fun iitlun of tlm rnrly Chrlstlnna at thn
tlm of Nero, Fmperor of linruti, .Mr.
Hi'iivi'll imperauiinte fourteen differ-
lit iliaractera in five k cii.h In tlila
iuieipi elation,
Rev, J. P.nttiltilph Miutnttt, tlm pas
ter, an Id today:
"I nu t Mr. Heovell In HuUI due
tmt tlm wnr after i became iieies-
tv.vf
St. Mark's Episcopal
Corner North Oakdalo unit Fifth Bt.
p., m, lluly communion,
10 w, tn, timidity achixil.
11 u. in, Moniliu; service.
Win. II, Hamilton, Vicar,
! (Ashmrd), Mm. Ilorc, Mm. Busnott,
Mr, Brooks,
Mlsa Matin Vrouisn, pirtniMt. Mr.
rmtrd Unbolts, organist. Mr. May
Jordan MncDouoMgh., director.
Cathollo Church
Woulh Oakdalo Ave,
First ntnHtt Sunday at 1 n." nt,
HiKVittd tinirtl ut 10:30 It. 111.
Untied let Imi utttir sownd muss.
ItW, John Powers, rector.
Main Street Mothodlst Church
Cor. Miiltt nnd Onkdnlo Avis.
Tlm old Soul)) Cltiiri'Ii, lu thu new
building, W, J. Fetiton, pastor. Tint
riiurclt thut will treat you with south-
BAMH VALLKr, Jan. 2 1. The 1-t-t
ti;W day of severe cold weather wk
Orcgonlniis fi'fl If tliiir tnt Imil
hi ii ml ninny ( litH northward..
ru t'ordlitllty, lvo you tt K"mih1 i-,Moi,t f th mtow uwu V.-il Tuwlsy
HK nd tniiko you triad you rtimn. !'nH Imnu-illiituly niiliwl uwtiy, Thn.
Humluy w.U'xA 1') it. m, J)r. Fnmk lltllo Hint wit left 111 niniilti Hit tin;
Cvang.'Luth, Zlon't Church
Kuitrtli HI. tii'luw Oitkduln Avh.
ilov. Ii'. W. II. Miiri'rtM Hi'r. t'MHtor,
Hi. fci Fourth Ht.
lll.-lOpli.hitiiy.
Biitiility tirhiKd 10 a, in.
JHvltiM norvli'u it a, in.
Citimhiilli'iil ItiHtritrtion fur ronfir
umtlnu ttvury Hiitunluy afternuou t S
u'r.kirk.
t
5 'A l
uti I
i. in.
The Salvation Army
110 KitHt Main Ht.
MiM-tlnti Ti'ilit)', Thiiradny
Hitttirdity t p. tu,
Bmidiiy Hollni'sii tini-tlnK U a
ftunduy itrlttKil 2 i. nt.
YiiiitiK fwiidii'it I.i'Kliiii (1:30 p. m.
(irnd hittllo fur mouIm p. m.
V tlixni you ti our itiffititRn,
('niitnin ao'l Mm It It. UrUitx, off I
cent In eliMgn.
7'.- " i '.
PhotnlK Church
9:15. Traynr rvlr. M.m'n hunKitlw
10, Hunduy achuul. Ir. J. 1). Vhtr
aupt.
II. Morniim wnrsliip, ttt-rnion hy th
)lor,
:.'.. ChrlHtlitn KmliiAvur, "I ChrlK
linn i'rltt(Md A i-i.ly to tluylnK un
Bfllliir Mr. II. W. Vimi, lcdr.
:30. F.vnttln notiK anrvr and r'
mun. "iUO to 1Whu Winn?" Th
third finrmrm of ihl ttnrina.
IhurBday murtilitK, kftTnfn tin
vnlnK, lthitrlrt H. H. eonforetiM'
Hliitu ami liTat worknm will Hiwtik.
Kvirhiiy Invlti'd to till llmaa nr
vlcru it ml hi'Hrl'.ly xlctiii.
J, VV, AtiKitll, punfir.
Plrat Church of Chrlt, Sclentltt
AinhurlK'd hranch of The Muthor
Churrh. Th Firnt fhurrlt ut Christ
Krii'tiilHt, in lluMton, Ma.
Hrrvlroa art held pvry Hunday at
II o'clock. 8tibji-t for Sunday, Jan.
i'2: Truth.
Sunday riiMd at 9,45. AH utidr the
SIS VALLEY
IS
UP IN ARMS Oil
TAX INCREASES
" mvvonn mm mmxrm, mvvow, omcm, katttciwy, jantatiy 21. if22
in 1.1 1. mi ) 1 1 11 mil n it 1 1 'iiiinri n i "at i mi mm i "" i" niiii1" i i i in' in "I i i mm i ' " imrmr-
Momtrt, Dut.t, O Utvi) Tliat Wilt Not'
Urt Mo do, (Farnir), Mm, JMnroo,
Mr. MnitDofiAld.
tJvtinlngi Hmk, ilark, My Soul
(Khiillny, BuJolaW, Mm. Amlonturi,
Mm, HitiiiU'tt. ; Tili, iln Thou My (lulili
VAdV, TITTIK?!
nan
War Eagle Mining Company
your ugo, ho aliH moved in Mid
ford. , , , , y I
Jdiin.H Itiiynoldn tranactn
hiiMlni'BS In M"dfor 1 i(;vfrftl dnyii lust
Mm, Zalilhsr ?avi a ':ir l party to a ' . . . . , , , , , , . .
fcw friindn Ituit Haturdmy uiKht. The! 'im in l"m"1 "rttnpany whose ntoclthohkrs ore men rf Rtnmlingt
fullowInK lnuphi wr firrit: A. a, I in tliin (mmunity.
Kli-lnhaninie? anil family, J'aul Amh-r- t ...., ,r t . t 't .' . i t i m. .
mm and family. 0r l0f.,rd and. A !nrm of '",t 'l' tons tln.ly capacity. hm been bu.lt on tho
family, Kdwln Taylor and family, propirf.v mi ifif cofitpnny i plnrmltttf to wtnrt opcrntioriH in t.li
Iiu1hi Ililt!i!, IiulM J'rinlnKK, Paul f ftpririf.
fold.
ItohiTtlt, tlpt.
l'liworlh l,otmu 0:30 j), ru.
oni Wolf, prealdwnt.
MiHH
fold Mpi-ll hrvuka,
W. V. Kdliitftiiii, who hiia won a
liiimn ttirotiKiiout thn vaili-y for tfruw-
1WSPR1S
"Sir. Clifford i), tlmuiift of San Fraru-'isco, tho rnitiwcr who ninJ
an rxairiinalion tt tin; mini1 in August, 1(120, is rfcorn.i.tl m ono of
lh lesiiirtt? ttuthoritU'H oil fpiii-kMilver in the (,'niti'il States. '
rfport Ktvos ftc mine iSfiOQ tons of irtdicuU-il ore with a vnluo
of $960,000 and shows ft net cftrninff of per yeor fop five ycaw,
Mr. and Mm. M. K. Youn are r-, or a total of 427,5O0.
rcivlntf cnfrratiilaTl'nM on Ui ar-,
rival of a firm twthv li'iy at their ;
1 4lh !
hoiiii! Hnturdny, Junuary.
1'ui.lK; wotahli) II a. m, attd 7:30!n Prk.;m, ia Mill living up to Molh;p am, mm r(t aolnK n.Ply.
Ailiiitional work since the date of the report indicate, that tho
i amount oi ore will oe uourjlPU. "f .
Tiu-y hav nami-d tho nw mcmbir of Urn timat ot earning; givfts ft n?t return of .12 1-2 per cent pep
thi-lr family Everett Marion. ,.;m tl, ..01,. ,.t t. ; . ; ,
tlm till... huvlntc rui'intly hulrhereu
J!1',,, .. .. i a i'l "hundred und flfiy founder,
I'uhlle worahlp 11 n, tn, and 7:30 p.tn, ,,,,k HtraUli ,,,..
, . UT: 7 ., ,?. " J.V, " l'l"l"y-.rlui;iM"d t0 b"m 'rom,roat mom dinner Sunday at th full and 12 per rent unnnul interest. His report covers ouly 000 feet
at tho 11 a. m. a,.vl,e. 1 Mik,, K.,Kr ami family have leaned .'T'' ?'!"',? th,! 'M"r; v"in whi,t hfis be(' tPe! on the mirfa-fl hy th force
I'ruyttr wufilsu e inenday nlt:ht at tlm iiurford tr.perty fur a term of Mr H W- N,t.,iwte nn1 Mr tt'nd'Mr.; of th Oregon Bureau of Mines for a dintance'of 4.S00 feot, leaving
7:30,
KvunReliHtlc ai-rvlciM 21ith with JUtv,
I). h. Coalu, oitn of th Ketti.'ral evan-
iiullHta of tho M. M. Church Suuth,
!i. W. El-
First Baptiat Church
"Tho Friendly Church"
North Central and Fifth fit.
re.r I'- j. .,.rdu and on Cljdf..
mion an Mm, Iiurford ran dinpuHw of, w Kiden, Mm.
. . "T". . ""' den and Mia Kom JonM attended a
iiiiflO feet of the vein yet to be devtdoped.
In addition to the finsnre vein there is running through the prop-
.Tuesday.
equipment will produce immense quantities of quicksilver.
Thiw r serves indicate an operation covering many years after the.
Reno.
r;v ? : " "". i Axel f!fmwm l-ouht a ahare in
day evening, illil Miitnat mid lf , , ,
nreantpanied hy Frank J'e Ford und . ,,.,, .,,' ,,"i..t,' Htockholders have received returns to an amount exceeding their orig-
9:15 a. tn. Ullile a-huul; F. W. M-ara wife .,-e tra'.de;i for wverai hour. And(,r(,,(n hiu. pu'nhaaed a pie of imtl investments. This woWftv is a cood one from the standooint of
tana aerum ine roaa ironi toe nom
Htlpt.
! north of firanta 1'iim with a broken
II a, ru. Ilcv.J.C. Auatinof Portland " (th;lr After aunimonltiR ranrh and , ,rwting ft hra houM
npeaker for lli mornlmc.
Gounod, "Jrut.alini", Mm,
Atilhetll, ";'Vli;e, they returned 1 home, leav pn,imrator). , tryiti, hlM ,uek , lh
Wataon,
ololt. liana h, Ilrackett, "lxk
L'nto Jiiaua." Mr. Walker.
Ititt thu damaged cur until neieary
ri'iialm could Us tuade.
Th IntermedlaUi im hoot room
, poultry liunlnetw.
ford young people made merry ut tho
APPLEGATE
Oregon.
Atlv.
inveslmetit and has wonderful opportunities for increasing ia value.
The starting up of the furnace will, provide another payroll fop
Medlord and the valley. - -..,
Tin Pftitinnnv ia offerinrr imi rif itu foi1r f.ir calf Annl tn A '
t, mo jmiuii. ,-tr. wuiKur. .i.. in.. ur. i. ,.-.- . -. - - i - - - - - -- .
0:80 p. . Binlor and InlcrmedlatVnly ti,ed Play!n Fair" to . ;LZ?J SvTfc v'Zt h- mi l'h('m N' 100r'' Koora 203- First National Bank Building
' I't hna ftttetldaaea Klven In the near futur !Wa. a fven Oaka Vuitor Wednesday Mcdford,
Afi'niilH. I ,ir. IIIJU .'ill. V- naKr iiuu ,mi nf,,.,.,,,,
i'.iQ p. 1)1, Mr. Joint Fri-ili'nck Jiaiion itren or riii.m mn-nt onu;iy,
ra(ler, IniiK-raonator and huttKiriat will."" ,,,,, "Un rtmiiy.
Klva Van Iyk- noted tui. -Tba' !r. Uuttgherty, our well known
i. ... ?t J'lilelKii roan, waa eaiung on puirona
greateHt proiiuctUina of Van Ik and litlUKhrtif (i,ll, n ndH 111any
aie.um aur.iri a tint uoue. Anuimti, flf (urm,.rH ,hrll(:h 1.1k ranvnwd
Hnlllvnn, "Iwt fhttrd." Hans ado, diHirirm mireiv nre..i un.Ur the
Ilrackett, "Look I nt Jeun," Mr. welKht of our exeie tan. There' wre both victorloun at I'hoenlx frl
Walker. jno douht thn farmer ha plenty of e Kth, th acorn atandintc as
Monday 7:3d p. m, Cleo elub. Brounda for bJFt complaint, an many foHowa: .
TtifH.luy 2:30 p. trt. Wowan a Ausll- 'm paylntf a larger amount for taxes l:y Applegate, 5; Phoenix. .
lary with Mm. J. L. ltA, tio3 N, Hart- than the property ,n poaaihly H- .VM
..ut. a.a,.H. hy Mr', For. IMhhard. "'r?! JJll ITTlZ
rule, ufki niut-n fiiui.- iijn vmi- iiv hit
Thu Applefrate hanketball ,leama
Mm. hlnchcloe and Mra. Jam!. Mia
alonary tnmitlug, aulijuct. "IndliinH."
heBln to niuke with the low ls u
pri'-ea on produc. Indeed, aa
tho Th0 baakctball team will play rr-
Scovcll
.iy fur him to return from th front
on nei'ounl of hiiln been .ied and
he.iluM ked, ll wita drafted ly
very orgnnlumtlort that rould poaalblyt
n.Tiue hla arvle-t, and waa unlver-l
Milly ferelved with Knnl atiei lntlm, ,
It wa thu First .Methijiliot i;pimopia
rhureh of tint city that I tlmt heard i
hiint Tho aplrlt of tbla fatttoua a. tor-; alto of twenty aro welctittm.
eiit.-rtaitit-r w tc-veaied on that oen-j WVdnraduy evcrtfnK moptlng. which
aten trt ' A very unenpe. ted nf. " lie 'Uruda teathnoniea of Chriallan Bel
waa iui tn the ti.trodu.-tion of tila ,.nefl hmtHniin. at 7:45, church wltflce,
lllionatte. When tt aertdentnlly tep-jp Nlirlh lakdlll
TV" "IT" T "f."",.ii,,,r Th Itcadlu, Uwm, whirh la in th
fiillln tlo refront and aualalnlng , ., . ,
th' re lirokett rttm. IM waa ruued to Hertford liUlR.. la onon dally from I f
...- th- .teet wlura h-,6. "Kcppt Hundaya aii4. boli-iaya, , AU
w .,! In a mat. ito Inalnlrd on re- KUlhorlwd Chrlatlatl 8clnc Illcratttro
turnlnic to thn rhwreh and fltilnhtng , umy bfl read, Imrrowel or purchaacd
hi adilteiw, and did an over li-o pr- Th ptlhllu li cordially Invited to at
tent of the ph)li-i in and tnyauit Jtecd tbn aorvicea and vialt tho Heading
"When 1 hrarl that he waa again Ho int.
In thin -. ii.ot I immediately tooK
Wedneaduy 7:30 p. ru, Sunday School tlm. for ,,, .ioclUn drawa near turn Kam''" "'lh Grants ra Tuea-
Jnatiltito mcetluK at Preabyterian tha farmer la Boimf to look out for da- ,ns !4,h-
church; aln.) all day aeaalona. the candidate who la Koinx to make Friday, thu JOth, we meet Talent
Tuesday and Thumdity 7:30 p. tn. It his bumm-na to bi tter thi tur t-on- 111 yalunt-
choir n-hesraal. Choir ia preparing: dltlon. It l not alone in one aeetion, - n .'. ,h m ,,lk ! i',,,.
for a atron aacred concert for Hunday "ut all over m t. or ur?f;m that " - - -
w itnu mi eonuumn prevailing " "
not only Inula thn farmer, but other 5r- mf Sohrimpf. a reaident of
bualneiuiea aa well ft.r while .he n.r, iimms wmi m.u.
tho i'3th.
Friday evt-nlpR- a ajcinl for all the
outiK ttmplo at tl' church. A big u nmAUr,ni oh .-.,- at l'rovolt.
time la in atortj ftir all who attend, MvB iax,.H ho fin Uiy in no barn ma- :!-- Blanche Cute was absent from ;
Newcomcm tt Mclford will receive a ,-hlnery do any improvement In feno- "cbool Monday and .Tuesday.. " I
warm welcome. In. . building, nor the many thnj,-, Mr. and Mm. Mark fc ult and Miss
Thurailay. 7:30 p. m. tho 2Sb, the that farma nijulre from year to year; l"""w r i.tama were
hulldlliK commltloa meet with Mr. he will do well If he can keep viailora at I-tyton'a Sunday.
Merrill, the cotiauUIng atxhltect from bend above th water till the rrit(
Ne York city.
, Frcdurh k 11, Lparli, jiantor.
! over mid fume nut with any greaxe
atepa to aeetirR him for Mndford.
Kvrry effort will be mud"' to aerottt
ti'odule the rri'Wda who will want to
h. ar hint at the to aervlera tumor
nw, aiiitiiuxh t oni tonfidetit many
Mill ! unable t fit lu,"
AUhotiKh Mr. Hcovell haa been tun
Preabyterlan Church
Corner of Holly and Main.
Rev. K. P. Lawrence, mlnlatcr, 2.
Smittt Orange.
9: 45 a, nt, Mlhlo choul. Carl Prom
nier, auit. Mcit'a and Women'a adult
ed by tiumeroua apiiearaiicea in thla j Ulblo rlannea Invite yott.
city and in Aahluud ho ha conaented j n a. m, Mortilnsc worahlp. Sermon
In rp. nk to the Hunday ai hoid for a jaubjoel. "Uyimcrlay." tho aecond 10 the
few n.tuut.a and Will addrea th Br(1) 0 Ev B()tirM lmmlc hy th
-""""VT " " , . V 7 l"artet. An anthem, "M
appear Ttiemluy rven ng Itl reellftl at ' ., . ,. '
the high eh.ad tiudltortum. Mr. Mere ,1' Thoe by Ht bloc
veil' M-rvi.e to the aoldlera during j ''' al0
the war lirlnga tho nerviee men out to
hear him wherever ho nppeara. They
are epeenlly Invited to the rvlce
tomorrow,
CASH AND CARRY
GROCERY OPENS;
jmleklnK to his It ia no wonder
it nttsea the farmer ire to pick tip -aonte
of our good pnpera and find In
ithe Jeat rolumn tho many alurs and
dlg on the "atnrvlng farmer"' prob-.
.ub.y written hy the man who paja 50c
: ti l-inrii1 f.tr llm .ini'ktnff hnllH,
.v .. f,...... ,..i i P.owley, who
kji a'li f it nit I luiiiuvu taav
a Rind lo take Sc for. Theso are
he conilltlunH lu faevs tt&IUy and
111 tfi nn fi'vanlinir tria wttrli!.
II. A. Ti-f-shnnt nnti (Iiitiirhlor Tjv.
TALENTTALK j
itra. t'has. Chapman left Sunday
evening to be with her son, George
left here last fall for
Arizona for the benefit of his health.
Mr. Clint DunnlnRton waa a busi
ness transactor "in Jacksonville Mon-
I thu, accompanied by Mm. W. Ken-"
A baby pirl waa born to Mr. and
.,v r ri.,i,i litiii vi-tf,v,i ,h xv...k. Mr. Karl Withrow Tuesday morning.
An up-to-tho-wlnuto Kroivry store. I end with lZr. Treaham. who is under Anthen EUU ia Improving slowly at
which will oporate on the groceteria the doctor-, care at Kugene. They , ''a,',,let ' ' "1,
Plnn. waa owned at 318 East Main report Mm. Tresham to be improving ' '
IRAILK
luariet. An anthem, "My Faith Looka
ker. Mr. Will
Tho Publican'
by ivwator.
C:30 p. nt. Clirtatlan Kndeavor aoci
ety. Topic, "I Chrlatlan Prlnclidca
Apply ta Haying and ScllInK?"
7:30 p. nt. Fvcnlns acrvlce. Theme
of wrnion, "Cludat Importing Virtue."
Special mimic will ho furnished by
Carloton Janea n the violin.
atriet thla Bioralnfil by J. C. Whltaker, .eiowty.
llll si v itftl..ttror1 irtwtAtfivcnin aw at-ha, Una ! M t"S
ail v". i u ih v fiioi I I IIIUU T 41a
Plrat Chriatian Church
BiHjono Howell, superintendent of tr. Mtitn and Oakdaie,
llojuo Itlver Fiahnrlea, and bis wlfa wii r.iy .Miuarti, miniMtcr.
entertained nt a uttmpttioua dinner Frl- "" achool 9:45 it. m. Herbert Per
day evctiln. UukhIh were Mr. ami rm. aupf. Claaaea for all ugea and a
Mm.'.AV. 0. Mcl..nal(l. Mr. and Mra.l welcome to all.
ThoihiiH Todd. Mr. and Mm. J. K. Miv H Mnrntnit worship and scr
Itonaid. and Mian Oladva Milkmaid. I mon. Subject, "A Four Sided View of
The occiHliiii wtm moat enjoyable. I"1" Church." Th mibjoct announced
UBI Halurtlrty hcliig tho birthday of 1 for tle-dlcntorlnl day aervlces but not
our muKhbor, (hxi, weeks, a Miifpnaoi,,neu n iw mca m unm, iei-
iai nttiBic and u Hearty welcome to an
C:3rt p. nt. Yonnfr Peonlo'a service
taken tip hla residence to tills city
with hia family. The largo crowd
which attended tho
Uh approval of tho
locatlan formerly occupied by the
Mitchell Ladder company, has been
completely rehabilitated into a neat,
modern store which bi a credit to Mcdford.
Mr. VVhltaker selected this city for
hla atcro aftor considering towns all
along the coaat beoauao of tta com
mercial future and reaident features.
Through his cnah and carry pol
icy and freah stock of groceries, h
bellevea ho can offer tho people of
Mcdford values that wtll lmtire th?
success of hla enterprise.
v uHa tendered him In the evening. A
goodly crowd of friends gathered In,
end games played, and dancing occu
pied,, tho evanlnir. Generous refresh
rtienta s were served, and when the
guesla departed nil expresaoil them
selves us havlnB a splendid time,
Mr, nnd Mrs. VV. 0, McDonald of tho
Hogne Elks Resort, ettlortaltiml sotuo
friends and DeiKhbors Monday ovenlng
around the bin fireplace. Thero wiih
hiumIc and Rnmos, and fun gitluro, At
a lato hour Ico crenm, cake and ooffoo
was 'served. ' ; , . -''' '
Mrs, J, E. McDonald who was 111
with, pneumonia, ls recovering nicely.
Mtn. Ij. N. Phillips left Monday for
a visit with her son and daughter at
Ktigeno.
J. dC. Mclkmald visited Modford thli4
week on buFlncss.
Wp learn with alncoro regret of the
tllnoss of Ralph Dmilop, and hope he
Willi recover soon and come back
ngalti
of ChrlMlan Knileavoc , MIhs Helen
Pierce, president. A hourly welcome
to all young people
7:30 p. in. Evening sorvlco. Special
song service and music. Evangelistic
serniou subject: "doing to Sleep in the
Harbor a Chnlr." A hearty welcome to
the public.
Tho Home Like Church
First Methodist Episcopal fhurch
Fourth and Bartlott,
J. Randolph "Sasnett, Pastor.
Office 28 Jackson Co. Dank DldiT.
Phono 068.
Illble schotd 9:45. Classes for all
agos. Men Invited to Join tho Men's
Discussion class, Prof. N. H. Frank
lln, stipt.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon
loctttro: "Tho God of Peace," by Den
Scovell, nephew of the late Sir Henry
Irving, and son of the late Very Rov.
Frank Scovell, dean of Salisbury, Eng
land. Epworth Loaguo 0:30. A service for
J. A. Cook, who has been
.cltis.
Talent la having an epidemic of!
Dentistry a Life and
Death Problem
The conditloo of your teeth may mean a tong life or aa party
grave..
Modern dentiatry bohla the Klgheat rank tn preventative
medicine.
The of Joct of a good dcnUat mast be to prevent trouble and stop
mouth di-vate. .
Safer to Prevent Disease
It ha hearn proven that It la better and a great deal cheaper to
adopt measures for fire preventioa than It la to fight flrea and son
tain loasea on that account. ' -
' It Is safer and better also to adopt meauiarea for the prevention
of mouth dieMW,
Dentistry Insurance Against Disease
Disease larks' where had teeth are found, and cleanllnetw ahoald
be taught in the homes and in the schoel, and in all IndnMtrlal in
atltntiona, Kvery meaKUre should be taken against mouth Infection,
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Examination Free
FOE DENTAL DECAY
SEE JOHNSON TODAY
PAINLESS DENTISTS
Dr. O. J. Johnson, Dentist
Phone 669 228 East Main St, over M. ML Dept. Store
under the doctor's attention most of
the winter, la gainlnir slowly. The re
cent cold weather haa forced some of
opening expreaed;our farmt.rs'to jay ln a ,,w 8Ur,piy ?rly "'Kht- the boelnl,ylot'
new store. The of hay. iUm by a "oc,ro of 58"12, whl1 1
. . i ! cHrl liit ihn iramA ftuvirinir ? 0-3 ft
Bankers Refuse to
Testify Against Siko
Barghoorn Trial Off
LITTLE APPLEGATE
pink eye and colds causing many of
the children to be absent from school.
Talent played Jacksonville last
ictor-
hi
girls lust the game, scoring S0-30 in
i favor of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Chlldera waa up from Mcd
ford Wednesday afternoon and enter
tained the eoinmuntty club.
Mr. Nelson, of Sterling, was a caller
at the Com beat home last Saturday.
Mm. Walter Zeidler was visiting two
or three days with her brother, Oscar
Dunford and family near Jacksonville.
Wni. Purse! was a ploasaut caller at
tho homo of Mrs. I J. Combest last
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Andurson spent
the day tn Mcdford Saturday.
We still have considerable snow and
Ice. except on the hillsides, which face
the south, where it has been melted
for some lime,
Mrs. Cella Combest was a pleasant
visitor at school Monday.
YAKIMA. Jan. 21, Prosecutor Sid- Mra. C. C. Ptirsel has como out to
ney Llvesey announced today that ho 'the ranch to spend the rest of the
FISHING RODS
Rewrapped, Repaired and Revar
niftbed. Flies tied to pattern or
order.
E. W. GOtXD
51 T S. Xewtowm St. Modford
WOOD!
Alt kinds of wood at right prices; dry
mill blocks. .
Orders Promptly Killed
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor. Mr anil Thiral Phone 24S
would ask dismissal of the charges of
accepting deposits when they knew
I he Central Dunk and Trust company
waa insolvent, which ho filod against
Slklto Parghooru, '.Spokane, president,
nnd J. B. Ellis, Yakima, cashier, fol
lowing their ludlctment by the grand
Jury. .
Tho caso against Durghoorn had
been act for trial Tuesday. Tho mo
tion to dismiss tho chargoa will prob
ably be presented later. Llvesey said
ho took the action following advice of
C, P. Hay, former state bank commis
sioner, . Fred Stevens, deputy state
batik examiner and Yakima bankers
that they could not testify for the
prosecution,
truck tires, tho largest Hlnglo ship
lnent ever mutle out of Akron to a
prlvata distributor, left hero today
for Ettropn,
Dig Tire Shipment.
AKRON, Jan. 21. Twenty-three
carloads nf pletisuro car and motor , young people,
evening service 7:30. An Interpre
tation of Wilson Durrott's famous re
ligions drama, "Tho Sign of the Cross,"
by Don Scovell.
Mr. Scovell will address the Sunday
school and the Epworth League for a
few minutes. No seats reserved nt any
of tho services. Effort will bo mado.to
accommodate tho greatest possible
number.
Morning: Anthem, 0orta(12th Alass)
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ltaln or Know.
WASHINGTON, Jan. St. Weather
predictions for ho week beginning
Monday arm Pacll'lo States tleno
rally fair, except, for much cloudi
ness nnd rslns nnd snowa ln Washing
toi( and Oregon; cold.
Head Ached and Body Ached
There aro various symptoms of kid
ney trouble rheumatic patus, back
ache, sore muscles, Btiff joints, and
"always tired" fooling Mrs, Goo. Mor
gan, H. Fairfield, VU writes: "My
head ached and my whole body ached
so I could not sleep. Foley Kidney
Pills gave mo relief." They heal and
strengthen weak, disordered kidneys
and bladder and help them la their
work of filtering the blood and casting
out of the system tho Impurities that
catiHo pnln'and dlseasd. Prompt In
action., A,dV.
winter. Mrs. Pursel bits made her
homo on tho ranch for year, until two
USE SLOAN'S TO
EASE LAME BACKS
YOU can't do your best when
your bark ami r every muscle
aches with fatigue.
Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, with
out rubbing, and enjoy a penetrative
glow of warmth and comfort.
Ciood for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains and strains, aches and pains,
sciatica, sore muscles, still joints and
the after effects of weather exposure.
For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
your neighbor. Keep Sloan's handy.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, 51-40. '
Liniment
a 4BMft
JllKi)
SPRAYING
TRKKS SHRUBBKRV
Large or small Orchard Job.
Modem Equipment.
Phono 100 for Contract Rates.
Fuses and Safety
A fuse in an electric circuit ia 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 niore than their rated capacity and to prevent fires and
damage to electrical apparatus, t
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 tho building, and on tho pole
outside of tho' -building to protect tho transformer and outside
circuit. - - j- 1 -v
When a fuso 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. i
Better investigate and eliminn,te any risk that may exist. Your '
Contractor Dealer can protect you at a nominal cost.
The California Oregon Power Company
Phone 168- Medford, Ortegon" 216 West Main Srteet
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