Medford mail tribune., February 23, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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iifflcml paper of Jnotison County.
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The Asmiclnloil I'riss Is polttslve
nitilloil to Uii' to"' fur r. piil'lio.itinn of
II news illHp.ttrlies ereiMte.i to It. or
rot otherwise ovoilite.l in this paper, and
leo the local news pttl'lislieU herein.
All ritthts of reptililii-atton of special
dlsoatches herein aro also resetve.l.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Many rt ponlop men are pnitottUns:
against the ..li.mus, cumi-esi hears.
.Most of the lW-ltPstOf s wpM thrntiBli
i ho urn- in n KviivM chair, and n'sM
always f jtind Vtn down in a calmret.
with Kilvor-.ilated spurs clank inp tnor
rily against npat turned ankles.' For
ihom iho u-nr was an plalnirate postal
function
fpatarins hexas m sttapod
wrisl wateh?s. and well ro'.!.sh(l mit
toes. Thev couMn't think of faTorins
unjthing nsiv that might lightly
any of ii)m's war jirofits.
nick
MATHILLt! AMERICA CAN'T
STAND MUCH OF YOU, SO IT'S 50-50
(AP. Dispatch)
Asked how bns she expected ts
remain in this country. Miss Me
Oorniick sail: "Oh, I don't know
how Ions- I here last year far
two months that s all 1 could
tiear. I d-jn't know how l.-ng I'll
he aide to stand it this time."
John Jones chaiitpr of the Proud
Fathers cf Funue Great Men anJ
Women met lE3t nisht, and formed the
Nipht Walkers of America to csaihat
the Espea vhistlin? aboininiijiu The'
hellish but necessary blasts "awaken
the Infants, who start immediately a:i
earliest effort to out-yell a locomotive.
Bill Vawter has been elected Noble
I liniieriat Husher. A class will be
taken across the chilled linoleum bara-
footeij fiTter the milk bpttle. which is
the first! degree of the beautiful and
imiHi'SSixe' ritual', at the next meeting.
Abyssinia bas asked permission to
; send an invoy tJ Washington, D. C.
; Abyssinia is the enly foreign land that
! has not sold the United States a non-
workable airship, but has hopes.
AIM SLOWER NEXT TIME
-' (Oregon City Ente'priss)
Dr. Julius Sturke was sick with
a cold last Sunday and "laid up."
He was mi'sel at the comnmnity
niusical propram.
The new Peace dollar has arrived,
and fighting started for it.
If the valley ever sinks sa low as ts
condescend to raise its own spuds, let
it be the undiscovered kind that a
beanery chef can crok.
The new nivtirrf s cf Viscount Lascel
les, the En:-;lu-h nobleman with droop
ins whiskers, who is s'nteneej to
marry Princess Mary, are in the
papers, His Highness heini; ricked out
In his wedding garments. He may get
through the ceremony all riht but lm
photos iaditati; lie will cither s?ream
or faint.
LOST A POWDER PUFF
(Etna Mills News)
Mabel Hi'kty's familiar face
again shone in our midst alter un
absence of several flays im account
of Rirkness. .
Judge Landis has re sino 1 from the
federal benfU, leaving southern demo
crats and the Portland Journal nothing
to cuss but Henry Cabot bodge.
The war in Trrlantl has ah tit down to
enable the participants to find out
what thoy 'are fihtini? about.
It i i about time an .American Lotion
post in the Willamette, valley passed
a risolutl'n condemning the aniv'al of
u pibture bride from Jajau, while lliert:
is tstlll rooai to w ilto It, without run
liius an elbjw into a Kuropean.
Kprlns is hero, but it 1s t" eariv
to plant anything iMteept swift klckr
wnere tney will il ) the most good, on
Hirall lime agitators.
I'.'ssay, "Oregon Shrub That I Know
He -waa taken i.l very suddenly.
(Kosoburg News Review I. Proof of
I he country co res. u ndent favorite
"sick at this writing."
"LA DY SHOT IN UKdT SPOT"
( Hd'iiui SF. Call). Cruel, Inhuman
and iinuuiutl.
COMMANDER M.kNIDER AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
(MMANin-:n MaoNUH'.li's pU;i I'm- lvliiiit'iis tolerance is kith
riulit ami tinu'lv. It Is rather Miiia.'.int; tint in tliis country to-
C
tl;iy. stu Ii n ili-n should In' nee, ssury. lint there fuis been an iiu'oin-ITi-liciisil
li revival of i'i'lii:imiN iuttlernnoo, in i.iany putts of tho
ennntry. ami the American l.t'inn cuinniumler shows loth eournvse
ninl ii true s use of his rosiitiiisi.lnHtics, in lilueini: his :iilonilul organi
y.'ition against it.
This country Mas liavil upon religious fivotloni. Kvory VreVi
liont front AWishiiic ton, throii'.ih Lincoln to lioosovclt, hits uphohl i'
Tho riulit of i vory cition to worship Jt)tl iifftinlinti to tho tliftiitt-s
of his own t'onsoii nt'o, has lifon hohl itivioLtti'. ninl must ho lioKl in
violm t if Aiiurioan inst'tiitior.s n'V to omluro.
Tho tirst ainoiitlmont to tho oonsi itution of tho t'nitotl
iniivs that H'onToss shall niako no law rosjM'i'tivjr tho
i. lout of roliirimi or priliihitimr tho froo oxoiviso thoroof.''
ih. in of our foiffathors in this roirnrd, has novor boon seriously quos
tionotl. It onihotlios a fiuulaiih'utal prini'ipL whit'h ovory truo Aniori
oan hohls tloar. "
Thoiv aiv so many evils nhrotul in tho worhl totlay, that to-l'ijrht
ovor rrooils ami soots, whii-li howovor thoy may tliffor, aro saorotl ami
helpful to thoso w ho oinln'ai'o thorn,
, . t. , ii-. i
In takins: a itrin ami unequivocal staml airiunst tho present attempt
to inject tho religious i-suo into American politics, I'onunamW Mao
Xitler shouhl have not only the unanimous support of his urirani.a
timi. hut of every richt thinkiiii: ami fair lnimleil citi.eii.
Quill
Home, to the small hoy. is merclv
Romance: She married tho
happily ever afterward.
rich
Hate : A product of tlie
iThiw in fair competitinti.
Anotlivr excellent frontispieeo
portrait of a ileficit.
mzi:
Th
'tney is the ono p;eiitieinan
.Hi always rattles before it strikes.
It's a rood idea to count ten before yon speak, but wo doubt tho
f.hility of some of our speakers to count that far.
A (.'hicasro wife testifies that
quarrel. It must have been a strenuous quarrel to spoil her make-up.
At times the difference
thickness of a brake lininsr.
it is at its best wlicn coniprt
ever, there's nothinir jiart iculnrly
There aro two kinds of wives: Unhappy ones, and thoso who he
lievo everything their hnsbaiuls saw
Sometimes, however,
lepral tender touch.
the tender
The other sreat pndilem will
hotiin to worry about tho price to
summer.
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THRIFT
tVr
I iV
V7.K LATKLY had a week of thrift, to brace our -udtbi'ift
sonls, iind close observers saw us drift to saving- hanks
with rolls. A week of thrift is far too short this lesson to con
vey: Two pints of piekels make a piart against the rainy day.
I av tho dimes for seven days and find it quite a bore, for I
can think of forty ways to blow then at the store. I drop a ko
pel; in tlie jar. find siIi, "It's saved, alas! but it would buy a
?u eioar composed of herbs and t,Tass." A rouble in the jar I
drop, am I'm that much ahead '"but oh," I sirh. "the drugstore
pop. that's stained a mainly red:" And when the week of thrift
is done, I gladly raid 1hu till, and take therefrom the hoarded
-non. and blow jt with a will, lint if we had'a year of thrift, the
lesson wo would heed, and from our shoulders we niijt lift the
load that makes them bleed. t is a habit, saving scads, -t habit
hard to learn, if we run with the Kiddy lads who think coin'
made to burn. lint in a year we've learned to count the ftiilders
we have stored; it's e; to see the package mount, to view the
risin- hoard. We realize how foolish 'tis, to waste tho hard
earned rocks, and to ourselves we nay, "(ice whiz, this is tho
gian that Knocks:'' And so we
kroncrs and the bucks, and haul
lorries and in trucks.
Journal Flays Democratic
Party's Stand on
The Ifoinmitttie 1 nrty i.s on the
voice i,f ;l loinus iniKtake. In bis
Indianapolis address, I'liainn.-in Hull
took iiee.'isioii to ship the arms confer
ence and Its cffecU ami pave the way
for what. may be i. general miiuk by
Iho party on tlio tieciunplish merits- of
thai parley.
The I..o, ,,,11.' party .. rise.
il.ovo the usual part,.-,,, level ,y sup-
" "- i"'i '! ii i-ai, i.ii, in
toe level ol the Lmlfi'ii, the Johnsons
and the other Ii l ei nni ilai.les in the
opposing party won hnye Hu long tle-
layetl peuee rim! internal iurial
peril. v.
pros-
1 h.
arii.s
l'i. i:'l
ro
are feu- to deny that the
tiri i'i n'c in eoii,,isn i hent
suits. (if course, it f.-ll far
short of the
of Nntionr-i.
purpiiins ,,r ihc l.e.-tnuo
It fell far short
111 111 '
It fell
II fell
world
number of countries involv
far short in leriitmy cover
far short In the mailer
States ro
os'ahlis'v
Tho wis-
sooins littl
short of eriminal follv. I
Points
a fillinir station.
old gninp, ami her relatives lived
onvictinn that you can't heat Iho other
f a war historv would, ho a life-;
iininih,' the elestrian's oneniies
she offered to make up after
between earth and Heaven is onlv the
ssotl into a short senteneo.
funny about "Ten Davs."
How-
touch iif a woinun's hand is
soon b
sittled. and then
we ran
be charged for bleacher st-ats
next
ti . ' V-T -
navon
WEEK.
save tin
ie marks and francs, thn
them to the saving's banks in
Pact
peace and eturn to econoittie Htabllily.
Hut it did .loeornpliFli KeVer.il very do.
sirable results, i'o,- jt t bo aitinked
as a whole, for U to be defeated in
tlx- Konuie, wtuild he another interna
tional crime committed by the sen
ate of the Frilled States. Kor Demo
cratic Kcruiloru in t.to.,.1 it... -.i i..
whole for partisan reasons would be
signal to llto country thtit i.olllies.
inn mo KootJ f,f
the eouiilrv. la still
the prlm
ton, its 11
eonsldi-riifi,,,, l AWoshlng- !
was two vi'iti-H irKo. f
I'lialrmiin Hull M bi-KinriiMir Iiim lee. '
jord as llto Democratic i halrrnnn. 'His
first .tidurens ternled to iAmMh m. ,
iii ms conference. l'i'i liiipM u on'y
the iiurpoKo of 1he liemnerHiic chief,
tains-to force i . si-r va Io,ih. 1( II iK '
IlKilo. il i;i pui'lM.Se thai la i.'.f
I Ufl politics, but Ii purpose tlllit Wdlllil';
liuve very dotrlmenmi effect on the',
country of which the Oornoorallc
, party is a part. Portland Journal.
SENATOR CHARLES HALL
r, w
' '"b'"1' m candidacy l tne Kepuo-
Items CT urfgon lor ine nominiivion
for Govern0r. Foiiawirtn are iomo ot
for Governor, Following are omo
the principles for which I bland:
t. I have made no pre election prom
ises and I will make none-, except
those herein stated
2. Taxes on general property must be ;
reduced. I favor substituting not
to exceed ten departments for the
seventy or more existing State
Commissions. (Illinois System.) !
3.
Net only reduction of taxes, but :
improved marketing facilities and
increased credit are essential to in
sure the prosperity of the farmer.
I 4.
A more equitable adjuttment of the
automobile licenre tax with due re
gard to the actual value sf the car.
Gasoline tax for highways only.
As to my attitude cn the laser
question, I refer to my employes,
and my Legislative record.
Completion of the State Highway
System with special attention to
market reads.
The public school is one of the
fundamental factors in cur system
of Government. I favor compul
sory attendance in the primary
grades. Teach pure Americanism
to all pupils, beginning at an early
6.
,41
i. ' -,i?.t ,v '. ; V
1
t ; i i', . ; -'
age. continue O strengtnen ana
buiid up this typical American In
stitution. )k 8. Strict enforcement of all laws.
9. I am against Japanese land owner
' ship or control.
Si'uator Charles Hall of MurshfUihk
nho has long been mentioned as one
of the strtiliRest prospi'itive candi
tiittos for (loierncr,' h et announred
detinitoh that he will enter the gain r
! naturi.nl race. This r.nninuHvnirnt bus
: hem ruptcted by tils friends fnr some
! time, as f-fottg ji-eseure has hoi n
i brought to bear upon the Coos and
j Curry Sr-nutnr hince Iilx ik.iuc was
j liit .menttoiii'd as a prospective can
I dldate.
I lie was bor.i on a farm In Jofl'er.-ion
, County, l'i nns.vlv.tiua, and came to
I Oregon In Shortly thereafter he
began his business career as a clerk
in a drug store at I l;iiskanle. UrcK'.u,
Kventually be acquired uw'tiershlp of
j the drug store, sold It and bought a
I drug stor'- in Hood Hiver. where he
(lived until lfiU. In Hood Kiver bin
labilltv for organization asserted It
self. ihirinK the eiKlit years he spent
in that town, he was orie of tl;e build
ersiof the telephone system tin re, the
Oregon-Washington Telephoae Com
pany, ami built the Central f!;:ilirinR,
Oregon Hotel ami th Hall Hnlldlns,
and owned and planted a attmb'T of
orchards in the Ibmd Kiver Valley. He
also served as Director and President
of the Hood River Commercial Club.
His activities were transferred to
Coos Bay in 1914 and immediately
thereafter a number of new organtzu-
tk;ns in Hint district eante into being.
1 He organized tlie Coos and Curry
'Telephone Company of which he is.
President today; organised the Hank
of Southwestern Oregon In 1917 and
' wh President of that Institution until
1921.
Oiitsid of his business activities in
, Marshfield, lie soon became one of the
prominent citizens of that district. II"
was one of the original promoters of
the State Highway program. He was
elected Senntor from Hie Kighth Sena
torial District comprising Com; and
Curry counties in JUL'O. .
i Senator Hall soon became one of
the leaders in stab wide politics as a
fearless exponent of tlio, highway pro
, tram. As a Legislator he played a
j prominent part in all important legis
lation during both sessions la 1921.
He risked cehsun- from the exponents
'of the 192."i Kxpnsltion Hill when lie
refused to. listen to any proposed In
'roads into the toad fund for the pur
pose of financing the Fair. Hall's tin
deviating course in this latter action
i brought forth the highest prabe from
j all parts of the Stale.
Since his debut Into state-wide poll
tics, the leadership in various mm
' political movements has gr ivltntnl
naturally to him. He is a member of
'the Oregon hand S'ttlement Conunls
j slon and served for three years as
President of the Or'gon State Cham
ber of Conimjree and Ih now a director
of tluit organization.
Friends of Senator Hail proclaim
him us a natural leader, and point with
pride to bis record of achievement in
public and private life. Others con
cede that his judgment la Hound and
ad mil that no outside pressure or log
rolling can swerve lilm from any pro
gram or movement lo which he has
dedicated himself.
.Mr. Hall, was married In 1!J01 In
Portland to Ann F.iiiHIkIi, They have
three children, two boys thirteen and
seven, one girl nine.
'A .rlx-pouinl in.'n Iii.rcl
I.ri'JO.f UK ikhs at a lime.
produce
Jt cohls $IU a iiioril.li to have a tele
phone in u Jpiianiae awflllni,'.
U. S, CENSORSHIP
MOVIES. PROPOSED
iro
n j
Mil it
WASHINGTON. t-Vi. Si. A bill pro
ildilK f ir t-HtaliHuttlliii'lt or a fed uul
i motion plct'irn ctimuiluHl in with etui
Norni'lp ('owe, over h'I lil:i!K eul'Mnl
In liip'vstuto rotmicrw Infn
tlmvd la tho hmisn to lay by Ko'irenim
f.itlvin Appleby, lnjmlillctin, New Jit
Mcy. .
Tho r.unmbsti n would be under the
: bureau of neat ton and In Milton
, t i it duty as itibll.' eettmir w nild tin
'dlrortctl M tniiloi Inquiry lnl tho
i rpcroatl unit niul educational pimHibll
ilies of motion plciuii' ami the ill
sotttltuitlun "f Ntirh liW.iriiuulon.
I U't'lttrinw tluit the plrturf tbenlers
are imtfoniotl i nlay tnt'Kcly ly rhll
; ii(in. "and a vast army of llhteritti"
and tho Ikuoiuiii," Mr. Vppleby In a
stnteaiem said It was lanetlllile "t t
think the fed'M'nl Kiiieituiietit will lin
ger 'iaiil the creaMon of lii-uln im
presHiens ti n these Inliuls based on
Iho tltuuoral, tihs.-eno, hnleei'Ut nipt
riinii' ntritlim
AKI.A.l. Cr.v. Feb. 2;t.- (3,ciuli
I'cu Si'ovell. Sh.tl.i'M euieaii act u, atitl
Mi.ss Kula Kl hi I y nf It.i "chiu were i
'tiietly niart li'd here e.serd.ty noon'
by Kev. It A. Hutrhinso'l of ttio Cmi-j
utility rh'tr -h. Se 've!!, whi bus no
lened on tho Hinge in company with
I Im uncle. Sir lle.irv Irv:m, tbr ugti
tt is country and Rutland, Is a votontn
of tho liner war an I served as an on
tett.tinor with tho Canadian and Amer
ican forces on tt'o western front fiom
r.'lj to ISIS. The I, title Is a rntlve of
Miss'sppl and the sister of John
Hurry, rommunder of the Aine-u-an
Legion post nt Itosi.'luin;, They left at
i nee f -r Kngetie. whore they will be:
entertained by the I'bl tVItu tinintna
fraternity.
tten itfovell recently spent n week
In Medfnrd where he sp ike bef r n
nunbi r of orKanlxnti ns
j '('IIU'AHO, l'i b. 'J t. -- lUurotil
i Mai'Niib-t. ii tiioiinl i oiiitnaiiiler of
I tlio Ann rli an I.egton, lit an ifldreioi
'befoto the I'tllnii bligtle tllltt tie re
yest.-Klav a-ild the Itiitin ill, tie pi oh
leiiiM In-fur' the loiiftlry ninl the
American ix nion were unw or m -inn
that ihe men who iitiite buck front i
the war t ltml. maimed and broken in '
neattii koi ;i eetmre u-.n, anti in nee
llllll lllose 11 lm serveil lie liol - M lill,-
t;-.eit et inn. mil any tor otiei inu tm ir
lives to their country In il,iui;emui
days."
"Never Im fore In the historv of the
jtiiinin, in sunt, nuvi' sueii posse
bllitlea for Kood i xl.-Uil in any oikiiiiI-
I z.il Ion ns those which lie hefoie .his
jAmerlean I-kiou of ours. In eleven j
thousand powta in every corner of thw
'country, over a million anil a quarter
rm-n stand as th" best insurance to I
!poyt"ilty that our country may re- I
mailt secure. ' I
Had That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling i
I)o you know that "awful tired feci-,
im;." i'.nguidness. lame or weak hark. I
sore muscles, tttiff or swollen Joints, or;
rheumatic pains usually Indicate) kid
rev trouble? Foley Kllney Pills act
promptly and effectively. Mrs. Ro-
berta M!Iy. 7o9 Alton St., Alton. III..!
writes: "r'or t:rec years I had a tired,,
worn-out feting. Vurloiis treatments!
failed. I began to Improve on the see-i
ond dese of Foley Kidney Pills and to-j
'lay I feel like new." Sold everywhere ,
Adv. I
D. A. R. Opens Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. U'!. The'
ninth annual conference of the Oreg in
Daughters of the Anierl-an Revolution
opened here today with delegates fro u
eighteen chaoters In the state la atten
dance. llnainesH sessions were to b
I gin this afternoon following riixt r.t
jtlon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONEn
llios. II. Slinpson, of Aiblund,
nutriorlzes hla atinoiinr'icjient in u Can-,
dilate fur the nominal! n fir I'm offlio
of County Comtr,!.-ii uier of J.tckaon,
County, Hiibject to the d""lsi m of thej
Republican voters of sal. I county at
the Primary Klerfii-i. May Jinh, 1!)22.
Adv.1
n nrf in i uirnn
I). ubUVtLL Wtuo !
nnnrnunn mm
; KU2kUiUKb HKLiPEACH buds IN
LP mM CnCLP ADnv
LLUIUI1 Om LUUttiU0!
U. S. IKSTITUIlOHS lIM THORPE BALKS
i nnim mn nunu
vj tjy '
1
WOSURVIVORS
OF SEA 1
in
L
i..Vl'SliX. Tcmih. I'll'. '.'LI. The
Mm Kitll lino Mli illili'l' I'M t U li'lllo, llt'
livlnn tmla fitini New Yolk, liiulluhl
tliti sii'ty of a sea titiiti'tlv In wbh h
Il.'Vell null l"iil their Uvea llft'T I'll-
tttti'liur I'lV'1 "f sufl'oi'liiK. Tim ' mrn
wie Die it ft o( Hie I'l'iis.icnllt
lehimiiet rliltll II .t'oll. vtltlth wax
wiorkotl mi a ll'iihtu if I'obi uary
1.1 III l Kale.
" 'I'ho lit tiilriilo liioiitilit olio of til"
i.nt'Vtvoin. 'hptitin I.. A. millh. lniii
(.r nf tho M'biioiii'i'. The other kiii
Mvor Was phkttl up by n Itilllah
t inki r unit "taken to New Oib ahM. I
Tho nine nteii elnini; for Muleirtll
iLivk wuhiiui f I in- ililnk I" the
si It.ioiii'i s Mill" xttfpt il"i It ninl thou
into by on" ilioppetl off until I mil
wire .ft. lino or thiKe. l-'iank
I'.iihKh. Mail swepl away on a liunliy
butch ninl In- nn lb" aunivor Inter
found I'V the I 1 1 1 i is 1 1 lunker.
('upturn Smith, .lino-pit Meiine nud
l-'iMiti'W Ni-I'i tt'i, rintiiinu on lite
ilei k of llto Wleekl'it m lloonel', NM'l'o
"lubleit .Moutliv ifini mum by tlio Kl
llllente. h fori' lllev t otllit ho I'eH-
tiiil N'llnult Ii U (i fits lite i, til flout
r vlt.tltMlii'lt itlttl tli'oU tti-il. MetlMti ttleil
i holllV liltef In t II u lesi'tleit llll'l Wits
t'tirlt'll Ul sell .It lilllnliiW It l int Mi'tl
ll.IV. WASIIIM', l't. Feb.
dttlon i f tho when cr
II t half of February
"genu ally g i id'' In the e
J '.' Tlu is it)
;i dtuliig the
i.'in-:i' I from
unlet n S"Cltnn
of tin" e 'iniitry I i only fair la Heveial
of tee mid 'Western states, nrt'ord ng lo
a report Imlay by the department nt
itgrletiliure Cnndtttin In the far
wectern st tti-'i w(ie sultl I t lie favor
nl'le. 'I'ho Ht.ite of ilm w inter ry rrof
w.tH repotted us ireiiouilly gnul.
rrult fees were reported to lie In
g' nel all) gnuj couil.tlotl Ihittughoul
tho cottntty w ith the excKptlon of pr U
atily Btiuio daiitugo to peiich btula In
s 'tithern Now Kntlund by tveeat low
tent pel alttt rs
"Tlie iiupply t'f farm labor," the d
l l l oent lei ii: to, I. "la plenilful air'
genet illy t xt-eetls li e demand. Wages
tire reported ns gettttu lowt-r."
I'liItl'I.ANO, inc..
Inn YhortM . tinted
F- U. :l - Cnl. x
Indian athlete,
,m, ,,H ,,.
tnalid us to salary, he
may pot become a member nf the
Porl l.-inil li.'i'aliall clllli r itrtltnv In
(., ,,(f(rt,iM
The d.-al for obtain-
j jn M
from Toledo la coritiiit;ut
Upon Tborpi 'H (H i ept In sj- tertna.
j (illor players win. have lint signed
jonntr.o-is with Porilatnl are Sammy
i Hate, ('l itnk I Il'm-Cf. .Ilmmv Poole
j s;,,,.,,,,! l
r
ok 'ov.
RELIEVES RHEUMATISM
Rilief hlesicd relief come when
gouj hot applbations Arc uutt. 'Urn
U'.l and hottiit It
BEGY'S
MUSTARINE
Jus! rub It on It won't Miner-Neuritis
and ncuralfila ali '!0c - if)c yel
low box.
Best Heme Brew
riri wottnrto ni'4.l fur lh wln-l fiimlv
rr$ttA hr Vmcl puI i rr and tmi'h In
uti iomhlioh ; lVM':f. Iurl vvrtai-.e
Vc. i -jiK-ut . 'l lu k'a hc.iliK in t-vcry tup l
CELERY KiNG
ti IM o s inii (, .moid':
PILES
PERMANENT
RELIEF
i.i.om, ;rAitMi;i: (.ivi:
No i i- 'il of knife no puln continue
wor... A:k to see f te-oN'ln Pile
'I l cat tm nt .
, iifath'm Dim; sroiti:.
W O O D !
All klntls of wood at right prices; li)
ssi 1 1 i bloc ks. , i
Ordem Prom pi I y Flllisl
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cm. l-'lr anil Third
Phone l.
The cxce'lence of oav
Service i3 tli1) reuult at
careful study and lonj
experience comtiied with
couiteou3 deportment antf
inodern cquipniont.
'4''''.'l
m
-fill I! i!
W.t
v 7 w
. .1 IOt
RAGEDY
SEVEN DROWNED
PAsT ARP PPFn
HOW MUCH DO
YQV KNOW?
I - ho made I Ho nr
'I It' Irlot lllilll'l-
faeltivtiil In Atuei leu?
! - How tiiut'li oyeil
u itu isi In iho
hiitiian litnl) Y
- ;i What tm it vtileanuil ?
4 - U li.it nan Hie Ilia! litluib'r diawti
III lllti Ht'lct'tlVe ill lift?
I tii I low tur In New Ytiili from Huu
Krunrbirii via the I'luiniuu Cttniil?
tt- What U Vena?
7 Wliorn Ih It tiHt'Veli ilatu'.'
! S - What U tulM'ivulin?
i - What la thti t 'I'll Ii i oil of thn
puilh?
ID -What In a tunilru?
i Answisn to Ysslerday' Ourstlons
. I - Ii tho ponulutlt'ii of Alaska In
j rrnHalim or diH'H'nln? , Ana. Ib.
erouniiiK.
'-Whiit Iomii la Afileu wiia oniu
capturetl by the V, H. nuvy? A tut
I lioriiu, TrlMill.
It In what Hlale are the KvprHlndos?
Ana. I'Mtifltla,
I I - What In the hitiili'M meut to tJI
ti"lt? Aim, Fat nut-it pork
fi -llnw many hipihcla of pdut
'iloea It reil'ilio to plant an ueli'T Alt.
Si'VI'll.
ti --In W lull illi et llnti are tlid Philip
plan Inland fr.uil Jitiiuit'' Mm Jtitlth
II)' H'llltllVltiHl,
7 -How I'lpR linen It tithe lo tainn nn
elephantT Ann. Ahlulle t leii.iiils mo
tallied wllliln a few nmiilliH itfltir lap-
tuie,
s How imith t.rlt;lito.' I the un
I hall the brlKliti'Ht Nit of I tin ulei'lrb'
arc? An. Four tlluen.
! Willi ktn-prt Up Hie load I In thn
iiatliituil fniratsT Am llto fioternl
kovpi ntni'tit.
HI Ibov Imu: It lake Superior?
ni. I'nur loiiiilieil iiiiltoi.
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
MADE YOU WINCE !
USK Moan's frtly for rhrtuiMi
.li lira, iui.itii.i, limit' in'i, oyer
WOllittl ItllOHlit, nttli.ilLi. l.o l
al lien, stilt joints ninl nr sprain an I
kttnins, Jt prnehiMrt mf'ton fit''oif.
1 lie very hint tint- m uw Mum's
I ttiiiiiciit ytui will wi nil.-r vhv ym
liewr ucj it Ixluir. 'I lm ooinliatintt
Waruttll und cjuti k lilicl Icon Ji.ii it
will tli liklu lully auipriao you,
Keep SKmii's IttiaJy iiiul ut the first
t;ti ol un in he or Mta, lac i:.
At oil i!ruj;Uts JSc, 70c, $1.W.
Liniment
M-wtnat, Mt-n il-hir -kin. fctnl H I
rnitl)r lia-rrw-tta. Aiy 4lU4C
Dr.Hobsons
Eczema Ointmfnt
Cherro Hard Wheat
Flour
Guaranteed
At "Vour Grovers
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
CHA3. MILLER
oto Hnilltttor, Fender,
Itunnlnit Hoard ami
tUxly Itepalrlaa. Hoi
1eHn.
' Oppnarttri Depot
I'ln.ne I4)-I
FISHING RODS
lien inpM'i, TlefHtlred and He-s-nlsheil.
I Ilea llril lo patlrra or
order. ,
V. CJOt'l.l
Ht H. Vewfown Si.
M.slfnnl
WOOD
Cnder cover, 13.00 per Her and up.
Pnimpt Delivery
i iso n. (t:thai, W(kd c.
Phone H'll-X
J. M. CARLTON.
30x31
NON-SKID TIRES
$9.95
Busy Corner
' Motor Co.
Main at Itlvorsldo '
Vv,,,
GOOD WOOD
ALWAYS CHEAPEST'
D nol he flooolvetl tf ao-iatle(l atieo
lal, cut ratts or rlultt irloea, hut go
up to tlio
OLD RELIABLE V
wbere vu find na 8A3 ' ilftyt In the
year,' vvllh lite best assist vlH.mi.Mnt wood
on tlio murkel.
WHY? :
(localise wo hcII more than half the
fuel hit ml letl In Meilord, treat our
customers right, and do not (to on
the theory Hint we can "do" Hie fnile
lie, mid arc Minltlvcly tho only yard
thai lias strloUj dry wood. . .
VALLEY FUEL CO.
4 , PHONE 76
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