Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 25, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpa mo FOUR MKDKOKM) 'MAIL TlHnrNK.. MKDFOI'D OUKdON'. MATl'liDAY. VKUK'UAUV 2.".. 102.2 rfiWFORD Mail tkibukb A. V INhV'I'KNnrfCT NKWSPAPKIi tiiiviHHi;i k'vkkv ai-tkknoon KXI-,1 I'T M NUAT 111 Till-; MEDl'Ollli pltlNTlNQ CO. Tlie Mfrtfnril Hitndny Sun ts furnlshoii ibnerlher desiring- wen day dally riffle Mull Trunin" Itulldlng, 25-27-29 )i Ih I'lr street. I'hnnp a. A consolidation of tbe Democratic tin-tt. Hie Mod ford Mall, the Mt-iirord rlbiine, III Southern Oregunlan. The uhlunil Tribune. HOtfl'.ItT W. Kl'lII.. Kdltor. eij.MI'TIClt 8. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TEKMSt IT MAM. In A.lvioioe: Dully, Willi Kuiulay Mm, yesr ti.j Dally, with Sunday Hun, mouth .i& I'Blly, without Hiitulay Sun, your ... t.f Dullv, without Siimluy Sun, mouth .6- Weekly Mill Tribune, mit year i.0 Sunday I'iiii. one v.-ar 2.00 IV CAftniKlt In Medford. Ashland. .Tacknonvllle, Central roini, I'lioemx, Talent: Dslly. with Sunday Pun. month.. .; liuilv u-iiliitui hiiiwl.iv ?tin. month .;' Daily! without Sunday Sun, year.. 7 Si' Dally, -wllh Sunday Sun. one year S.50 A:i terms by currier, cash In mivanco. Offlclol paper of tlio City of Med ford. Official paper of Jackson County. i?ntrid rh Rmmii c.MhB matter at leilford, Oregon, under the uct of March 1B71. MKMBEltS Oh" THE ASSOCIATED I'KKSS. The Associated I'ress is exclusively ntltled to the tise for republication of II news dlauatrlit-s credited to it. or ot otherwise credited In this paper, and lao the local news published herein. All rights of republication oi special Ispittebes h-Hetn are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Portland Tins dropped support of rater Lake. The gjenic wonder was onstructed too far from the capital ot krainia, and the Columbia Highway. The establishment of a Reform arty 1s announced, and a good iaea otud be to start in on themselves. . NOT KNOCKING ANYTHING (Del Norte Triplicate) 5 L. B. Nichols, a former resident ot this qjunty, is on a visit here. He has been enjoying good health since leaving. The Englishman writing the press tuif on the wedding of Princess Mary. eems to be the same bird wha used to escribe British victories right after a lefeat, as "strategic retreats. What has become of the old fash- oned slicker who used ta pass bum hecks on wideawake merchants every Saturday night? GETTING UNDER THE MOSS (Eugene Register) ' 'Well, stop looking for opportuni ties in other states, in oils, and all manners of stocks and bonds, and take a good look at your own Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon. Opitor tnnities both for investments and for building up profitable busi nesses are golden right here. I know of a lot of them, and would like to talk with somebody who can show a little pep. a fair know ledge, not much capital, some sand, a little vision and some faith in Eugene and in himself. Robert Presoott, 37 West Ninth. Subscriptions for trees for the fair grounds are plentiful, when they could lai'e built the fairgrounds in the titu- icr and saved it all. The new curfew law finishes the Main Stem an a I.ivef's l.ane, and -urb impromptu sparking in the d;or vays of banks 'and business houses. Jttle Miss Aintshcsweet will Uavo to ;et In before breakfast, and if the par- ntB help the police, home is apt ta lecome something besides a loafing dace between shindigs. I Another get-ricli-qtiick siicken failed o get away quick enough. Construction of the Butte Falls rail xiad into the wooJs is progressing 'aster in the Nash district than any where else. ALEX SPARROW ABSENT (Pendleton Oregonian) "The Busy Blue Bird Sunday School class met Monday after noon with Alice Jay. After devo tional meeting the afternoon was BjH-nt in playing games. Next week the club will meet with Thelnia Nightingale." ' Hysterical handsprings are in order n Democratic circles, as it is charged ;hat Col. Harvey wrote the best of the iVoodrow Wilson speeches. ; It -may be as a regiment of distin juished citizens are claiming, that ;uoTie stars are no worse than the rest jf the world, but they don't pull their stunts in front of the post'ilfice at high loon. '' Had That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling Do you know that "awful tired feei ng," I'.nguiduess, lame 6r weak back, sore muscles, stiff or swollen joints, or heumatic pains usually Indicate kid ney trouble? Foley Kidney Pills act promptly and effectively. Mrs. Ro berta MHy. 709 Alton St., Alton, 111., writes: "For three years I hud a tired, vorn-out feeling. Various treatments '.ailed. I began to Improve on the sec ind dose of Foley Kidney Pills and to Jny I feel like new." Sold everywhere. Adv. New Senator Sworn In. WA.'iHI.(iT(.- Feb. 25. Charles A. ItttWHon of lies Moines ban been Worn in as noiiatiii- from Iowa, suc eediiig Hunator William 8. Kenyon, ho resigned yesterday to uecept the ippointiiicnt its judge or Iho eighth ;lrouli court of appe.ilM, A MIRACLE PHTI UKS of .lulin I). IvoekelVUcr inv ornamenting-, tlio whitlows of certain Medford stows. Tlicy show the venerable oil kins in ivo iiolf poses at Oniioml lleaeli. Florida. In une. .lolin TV is whackine; the hull, in Jlio oilier 1p yaillv nt the camera, sliowiiijr pelf t ionisers that has at the a enllar aliont three sizes too larue. .lolm 1. looks for all the work! liVe one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Famine, we helieve. or iK-ath, at least the eina ciateil one on a white horse, heai iiijr a jmpior macho scythe.' And yet Mr. Rockefeller doesn't represent anything-so tragic, lie ivpresents plenty, he represents thrift, he represents the power of inonev over matter. Twenty years aio it was freinently observed that .lolm IV with ell his wealth, couldn't buy health, happiness or a head of hair. And yet here is is npproachinsi his eentury mark (when he fully intends playinsr srolf with his doctor) having bought all three of them. ! Without money Rockefeller would liave capitulated at least a decade ago. At .r)0 he was a bald headed and hopeless dyspeptic, lint he proceeded to engage the services of a medical man. nut when he had a pain butor twenty-four hours of the day. lie enlisted the best ability in the world in V.is fight for ,olf course victorious. And they say he is happy, lie enjoys golf it scents and his grainV children, and seeing some of his money go for beneficiciii ends. F.wn his arid scone has vanished, and the picture shows a thick thatch of snow white hair, constructed to soften his contours and defy the ele nents. According to the caption on the photograph John 1. attributes this marvellous survival to, his love for the outdoors, and his vonstnut communion with it. The 'oil King is mistaken. Fresh air is everv man's heritage. The miracle of John 1. is the miracle of inonev. Quill Suggested amendment: Fliv and You can't keep a good man down, nor can you keep a man good tiien he s down. If Mellon desires new sources of tax on visiting celebrities! And yet, given an income tax might have learned to tell a lie. In a small town, people will forgive one another almost anything except secrecy or a walking stick. Well, if there's anything in the theory, business ought to be good. And yet, think how dull and profitless life would he for the knock frs if there were no successful men. Divorce doesn't separate the sh rates the goat from his hard-earned The difference between the price somebody is making a darned big A feminine novelist speaks of the "last expiring paroxvsin of love." Doubtless that's the one that crooks the trigger finger. la the interest of harmony, "Watson should, be persuaded to let Mr. Kord have the spotlight on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Losses are nard to bear, but then! is a certain grim satisfaction in deducting them when making out an income tax return. 1 "With a Jap directing tin- railway, the Chinese in have the inalienable right to watch the trains eome in. When a woman complains that her. she usually means that she has Too many people think patriotism is merely a desire to kill a neighf iior who lives on the other side of a boundary line. In this glorious country there once in a while you see a pour husband trying to buy some-thing in tin; lingerie department. . Wu RipplittgRhi)mG$ JA&V Welt THE OLD F KV statesmen rise at every of fluent tongues thev have tax; if they're elected they will ift the burden from our backs. Oh. we are taxed, we helpless skates, our load is sad to see, and' ever greater grow the weights that cripple you and me; but there arc always candidates who'd gladly set us free. AVe lis'tcn to these breezy chaps, who flay the taxlist crimes, and give them all the public snaps and hope for better times; soon we may pay our tax. perhaps, and have some surplus dimes. '. And we forget how in the j ufs t we've heard the saint' old song, heard statesmen make their pledges vast to right our every wrong; and idle as a veering blast were all those pledges strong. And we elect Jhoise gaudy birds who make the eagle scream, who charm us with it flow of words like-language in a dream; and in' the end they feed us curds where we're expecting creiiin. " You'll have to pay a whole lot more," the tax collector cries ; "I know you're feeling sad aipl sore, but still the taxes rise, and longing for the days of yore won't help you weary guys." So to his door, in kegs and crates, we take the iron men, the coin we've earned by bearing weights or plying saw or pen; then, eome some breezy candidates, and we, are slung again. h is srnnii! knees n ml life, and there he stands on the Points let live. revenue, why not try an import blank to practice on, Washington spare-the-rod-and-spoil-the-child ' - p from the goats; it merely sepa inonev. of hides and shoes indicates that profit on the eyelets. ' Shantung will her husband doesn't understand found another mun who docs. are few to arouse our pity. Hut Mason PROMISE. shift, and seem' as slick as wax; the gift, and thevdcnrttince tlm OF MONEfY. "rTfeS? HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 - Is Seven Fall III li);ntl lilUlel' than Niu;uni I'ulU? "In what treasure is a hum! used? ;! Wluit liver H:'p:icute the slulo of Miciii;it;i f:vm lint Pivvlli e f On tario? - Win y wits tli first ifaliiui o;te ' stuv in the I'n'lJtl SlntOH? 5 -How many iir-O'lticra me tie re in China? 0 li li. proper U cm,m-uttil.ite hililo on her eiwinenumt? 7 W.uu was th:i Indian population of America nt the time of dln.'Mvci y? S lHios a Eeltiu have u s;i!tt liuof'. J Who invented cltecUots ? M Why ih they not hnvo miiiTI rs en airplane engines? Answeis to Yesterday's Questions 1 In what country la Oxford unlver-i sity? Ans. 1-.'i;;1iuh1 . 2 Was Hiawaiha a myth or a real pcion? Ana. A myth. '.( Wltat pails of a chicken are the Kiblets? Ans. The liver, heart and Kl'zard. 4 Mow fast Is a knot? Ans. 1.15 miles an hour. 5 Which navels faster, sliihl or sound? Ans. SlKht. 6 lXvs the noveriimi'iti pension Cunioilorate veterans? Ans No. 7 When was Hie ciar of Ktissln as sassfnated? Ans. July tins 8 How should hoiujuel be pro nouued? Ans. The wmd should be pronounced "boo-kay" not ' h i-'kay." '.I What is the name of the- principal coin of Japan and China? ' Ans. Yon. 10 Where tun ine uisiif t s.iohen III .Mexico oriBimuc: aim. u ts tienveii fix) m the SJimnlsh and Indian. COMMUNICATIONS VxctHptott Man ;ixes lexx. To the Kdit.ir: Adjusted ? Comiieits-.ition (dis closed hunk I will add u hiinli-ii nf iwoolv duilais rach lo i-wiv Minn, woman and ehtld in the C. S. Look around you. Isn't, the ini-runr ex mm viee man In prai tU ally the same fiiiHiielal elretimslanees as those who wen- exempted? The AiiK-rleiin sultlt-i le-ilvi-il thirty dollars n month clear. jo llinK all elothlmt. food, iiodiia: and den tal attendant e free nnd sixty dollar bonus and wv.-nty-flv e iloihim worth of elothlttK when illst hai 1. The awiftKo exempte.l man did no better than this. The Jl.'i.Ort iirn.m liiuis now would amount to fat) dmiii the war. making JOO.nn lenr per month for the on ton ex-.--. r leer. Adil :i f.-tlf-rn! bonus of l3.tu or J.lu.im. This muker) $DH.(i0 o r month. Not one ex empted nian in lint mude ;hls mueh. I wns exempted lieeause of detiend ants. where do I enine in at. A posi tion to be tilled, ex-servtte man ire's first eliaure. I'ublie laiei. li i ik.ii ion ori.jeet op.iieil. i-x-s.-rvt'.ir gets ftrst i hanee. 1 icei noi redlt. Kx-s.-rx leer uets ? 000. to). Every man bodily disul'led or weak ened should reewtve n substantial pen- Ision. liiii.ttOO men Rave their liven timl reeeived mrthinK In return ami for those ' who aro able bodied and healthy to eome ti.ii I; and demand money, t oininen lailzi- Iheli" piiirlut-lstn.- is this 100 per f-nt Atmali-an- ism? Vours Truly. x. y. 1. S. Better wateh your bonus editor. Sinee he has taken to having bonus fit every 'day, he may get ex- eited and Join the army or some thin'. Hcrt Hostel, a student at tho O. A. ., urrlved here the latter part f the J week f n in Curvallis. to spend bcv-i oral weeks with hix parents here. , The young student was forced to take i a month's vacation on account of op tical trouble, which has developed to (uite feriouH proportions, thus com- pelling him to take a cc inplcte rest, i free from eye strain i f every kind. j News has reached here of tho birth , of a splendid, big daughter, to Mr. j and Mrs. Shipley Rem. n February j the 22nd, at their home in Pass. The Rouses are well Urants known here and have a host of staunch friends In this city wao rejoice ' greatly at their good fortune and who) extend to them their heartiest con-1 gratulations. nB8 Mae. .It liiison left recently for Pendleton, Oregon, where she will bo engaged In the teaching profession for the remainder of the school year. The large-it crowiU that have been out at a public gathering in Central Point for many years were at the Hrkk Church here Wednesday, Thursilay and Friday nights of last week to hear .Mlsa Margaret Schof - fan, ex-nun. speak 111 the Catholic. fliiest'on. The audience each evening included u great many out of town people. Interest run high at each meeting, hut aside from one of two wild comments. Utile was sa'd of the disclosures made. There waa a large sale cf the book, "The Demands of Rome, which the speaker wus the 1 and pah) tin; penalty . I up-wed. author ( f. ' J The high hcI.ikiI ertcita a monument A number of Central I'o'nt people, 1 to its memory by purchasing 11 tree for members ( f the Lutheran Church of j the public park nt. Ihe fair grounds. Medford, and friends of tho family Killth (ion;, a lilvfti schal student, has of the pastt-r, 'uttiMtdud tho funeral Just returned from a trip to the Kn service of. ICIsle 0-se.-.Ioreiiz, onl) ideavor convention at 1'ortluml. daughter "of Pastor Oesnr-Morniiz, j The Phoenlt high school paper, held In Medford hist wek. , "Thu liliii! and White," has the follow- Vouttg Joh I lolnies, nfght baggage-; ing editorial stafr: ' Kill I or, Cylvester mini f the Southern Pacific tUatlon I Htcvens; asslsl.-int editor; ICIva Castor; in- AJedferd, who has been unite ifl : social editor, Dorothy Cat less; llluA wltl), a severe attack of the flu, Is : trator, Daniel Calhoun; typist, Mar able now to attend to business at Ihelgaret Sheets. Aledfoid depot. I - .Miss Hu.el Stevenson was hostess to the tin inbers of Mrs. Kanford Rich ardson's Sunday school class of the Christian church, at iter homo Hutur day evening. dimes, stunts, songs arid ilainiy I'cl'resliinetiiK welt) dlver- mIuih f f lUe cvettlim ni.u to lite m ove ;tf yntiiiK pepplg piit.ienl, tlio lew ' lu-.li'it upenl there were uimillK Hie ' me ,t tnt.loviiltle of tlielr Pvea. When I the tiue tt iIi'iuiiIihI til n lule hour for ilie'r lioaie.t It waa the wish (hut I ii Kvini future llnie ihe ehariiiltiK ' Itiistivs would uuti' u givo I hum lln "leie.uire ami mcil iuu that itho U;nl 'tlveil llteyi that e'tilltn, .Mrs. Mei'i'itt lU-niluiid moo l.uel lls (I'eai'olt I spout the panl week end w'lh iier liusbaud t lloselnirK, Oitv Mr. lloiKliiiut it tw holds u poslllon "i(h the Poiiilieru ravll'le l!alli'o.ni roiupinvy at ItoHebtu'K. I'ri (, Hoot of Med ft rd was In otir city recently and while here organ 'ed n hUh school orchestra. wJtleh l;i di - im spleml'd wot It all ready, uinl al eaeli Wcdiiciduy ttUIlt meetiii!! shows ureal ImfiMveiiieiit. Humo very m ;ul liiatorial. In u iihihIi'uI way, watt found auiotiK the yotuiK Hliidenls tw- " ' onsum'atum oi tao or- i enesira neips Kieatiy in kimum iih'iii a iiie.inu 1 1 expressittK their unisicul abilities. Miss liorcthy Auslla, former well known Central Point yo'.iiin ulrl, who has made Iter homo in Seattle for the pail soverul years, la visit lint her mother mid sister mid many friends here tills week, .Mrs. Walter Hawk of Modfoid. vis ited re'al'vej and friends hero dur- Ir.K I lie week. Mrs. Nellie t)inimas of Hutte l-'alls, , wasiiiiioim her many friends hero for,,,,v" lakets were s.Hil ami lilt had an several d.i.vs the past week. iinusuiilly koo.I lime. A laro crowd Mr. Coa'aer. if the Weeks-Confer cxiieeled Sittnnlay evenlim. fell, I'.V , Ctidoilukiiifi oi aipiiny if .MedlorilN""' ,1' ,IHI,;'I 'M"I '""'b l '"'lir,- pre v.as alteiidlUK lo business laattori j I ,"',',l ladles In eharne, j hero WedliesiUiV. "flio ladies of the lieirealloa flub Mrs, Adraln Thompson ts assist Ihk . ... .. ., ... ...u . . Mrs. Frank Clark I ttee Murybelli Thin librae! of Salem, is visiting her rareutx at their heme on the foot hills rend now. Mrs. Clark bus auitiv ft lends here xvho will lie (jlad to hear of her visit lo Central Point. The news of the death of Harriet A" lee Hurley i a etltiesday, Febru ary I'.'ntl, was a great slunk lo Iter many friends here, and was received with great Horn w and genuine regret by all who knew her. Only a few (!s aso. .Mis. Hurley, apparently in good health, wa:t In Central Point shopping, and greeting her man) fi lends, and w hen news if her sud den demise, reached here. It seemed Incredible to her hint of frlendt Mrs. Hurley was known here as a woman if exemplmy ehatactor. a Wi .nun cf great kindness of bearl, a loving mother, and nit admirable woniau In every way. li-rotte who knew her will feel her passing keen ly. To all of the children who well known here Central l'i lilt tends her sincere-it sympathy. Tho l.udltV Aid sm-lety if III e eX- the Brlek church will meet al the home of Mrs. I.. 1.. Corcross uoxt Wednes day afterttt ..it. This meeting will be 'II keeping with the times now utul will be known as the ' Hard Time Meet. " ICvoryt lie Is iintled to be present. A g-rod time Is promised all, la spile of the fart that Hie hard time Idea will lie carried out right. Refreshments will be served, und other amusements will bo ltidu'g!ti lit. All members etipm-ially are urg ed The last busketnull game of the schedule was plaved al home last Fri day evening between Jacksonville and I'Ihh nix. The cil ia game w hs a hard contested light enillll-' III Jackson ville's favor. Tito bovs played a fast game ending In favor of I'lioonli. The boys won a lion schedule game from ti ll, Mill bios Weune&ilav even ing. As soon as the weather will permit practice for the track meet will begin. Miss Cowglll, state assistant club leuder and Miss Kerr, county school supervis'ir visited the si'hool this week and explained the club work; also ex hibited Homo articles made by club workers. I ho following clubs have been or- Kanl!! with not Iohs than five mem- tiers in eacii club: Sew ing, pig, potato. i calf, canning. Officers and leaders have also been always taken a elected. I'h'ienlx has great deal in club work. The Juniors und seniors have select ed a play and will begin work on it soon. A high school student wus diaov ered writing on one of the chairs which act was rcorled to the principal, wlri , gave his consent lo have the 1411 t , 1 party tried In mock court, thereby j demonstrating a civil government son. The lad was arrested and placed 1 under bund ; the Judge, Jury, wltnesnt, attorney, lawyer for the d -renda.T. were arranged and trial set Time arrives and the sheriff li:him the guilty party Into court nnd the Judge proceeds in regular ::r h r. The attorney In prosecuting t!:e c;h . real from the school law the mviuiivr f ir such ui!tn. The lad was fni nl gid'ty oiiliniiisl Cloudy. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 h.--Weal Ii er predictions for the week beginning Monday are: Pacific Htateg Clr.iidv, ruins, nor mal I'mnei-aturos, ' to ultetid. I 1 PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES :1 RIVERSIDE RIPPLES Mrs, M .laeolni, l.n jll .lite dm mid li. W, .lae dm were iii-inens callers nl .Meiirur.l Tuesday. Messrs. I-I'M Chaniplltl and l. II. Hlead Itiivo been Mtilleilim from ill taclm of the tin epidemic hut are con Mlleneliut. Charles and I'miilao Clutlnplln have been ipille III the pant tuo weeks and miller the care of Ih'. I.oiikIu Idito of llranlii I'ltss. Tlte.v are bollt oil the way In recovery. ' The ladles of the Iteeienl Inn club were aiiinl pleasantly ciititi lalued Kit day afteiitnoa by the ladles of Hie Clvlo linproveuteiit club of Houne Itlver at the t)dd Kellows hall In HKio lilver. After a delightful prow rant colt '"HiiK of readliins, vocal mi l limlm in 'ii t o I iiiiisl,- a iielieimis luncheon was served. Mrs, family, president of the ebali presided til the iifter-dlum i' pro Kratti of short speeches by various members of both clubs. All expressed the wish that these eouiiiomlty aalhet liiKS be coittiuued In lite future as they are Hot only enjoyable bill moid hi'tie flclal. On aeeoiiiil of liifleiuf ul weather ntul slelvtn-NH, the members of (lie Coin tniiiilly iluli did nut hold their moitllih litl.iiilCHS llli-i-tiIH Satiinlav evellllO!. Al ll,H' ,l'"uo ,v,, ' ''Uhly ' nierutliieil lln ir litiHimiula at the tliilj Mioitsrt W. itnns l.iv ..v.mli.B I VI. , i, ..,,,, umiB..,.,i i ,. I he tables were iinanget in n lt,,uw sppiie ilecoiated with the club e dors, green ami pink: ThlUydx sit down to tho T o'clock hamiucl which was served In courses and coitnistd id fruit cocktail, salad, hot roils, pickles, chit ken pie. ma.'.ho, potatiH-s, various kinds of pie, unit coffee. Tile after dinner speeilins and slot les were participated in hv iiiurly .ill present ulid afterwanl lutcile. caun s. and dancing wct ctuioeil until II p m The following were proscit Mr and Mrs. Iti ai.hear titnl am. Mr. and Mis 1) KelleV and children id UoHUr IHvi r. Mr and Mi l l.ytm Smith. Mr mid Mrs r're.l W.iltl and Mr and Mis Ueo Aldoit of Medf ml. nilrl the follow lint Riverside lA'iiillKs: Clms tirnv, M 1 Jac ibs. It V I'ncel, P Mi-guat. Chan Wahl. V. Piekelt, tils.i .Mrs Kom.. (lay und Miss liee Harper. The gentle men of the 1 r mil were so wi-u pleased with the air. ill that Ibev pi 11 11 t give a n t tin dinner In llm near future. Special Election Notice NOTH I-; is IIKItKllY lilVKV. 'that a se l.il elect! ill will he held nil Sat unlay, tlie ;.ih dav of March. it the h'-ri'lnafter specified pollinit place In iho Talent It rU-at'oti UPitrPt. .lacks in Comity, nreu ui. to ileti rmine whether said district shall enter Into nil iiKlcen.eiit with Hoi ttafi of Die foil, lor the iiawut-tit lo the State of lti g'-n of liiiere-t to accrue In I'll) or all of the rir.-.t fve ear of any hutid.-i which said lilstrlrt iirnv have lieret-i for" or may hereafter Issue, nnd pur tlrtilai'ly referring to the two bond h.sites v.it'-d and ant hoiin.nl by the voI'M-s of this Talent InUallotl lihitrict. in the Minis tif lx linti Ind th iiinand doll. ns i I'.iio.noij on y nnd of Four bun iln-d nnd flltV lhouand dollars I Co.immi nut, respectively, nnd.-r and pursuant i the prorlHloiis of Article XI ll of tile Constitution Of the State of Oregon. The pulls shall be opein, at cUM o'clock In the liiotnllig of the elei tlmi. and kept open until rive o'clock 111 the arterito'iti, when the same muni be closed. Al slid election, the ballots shall remain the words: "All II KK MKNT -VKS." and "AHIlKK.M K.NT -NO" The Hoard of I drecl n bae Hi"c. lied tin- following polling place In said dlsti jet for ttaiil idection: III Hie (iarage on the ranch owned hv F.. T. Newhry. nnd being situated about one fourth mile west of the can nery al Tiilont, Oregon, nnd about one fourth tuilo west of the northwest en-, iter of the town of Tabnl. Jacks n County, Oregon, ami being the ranch formerly owned by the Talent Or, hard Company; said polling pla-e buiir! within the houmlui lcM of l'i Talent Irilgiitlon lilstrlct. Slihl election niiliit be held and Ihe result thete-if dole-mined mil i!e elated In all resperln In ac 'o .hilii w ith the metliod of elcr-tlnti pr-.-crliteil for general purpcHo of lnl,-utlon ills- IrlctH. (liven by order of the ll-inrd of )iec tors of the TM.KX'I' litllMiA'l ION DISTRICT, this '.M il dav i.f Februarv, 1!).'. HO.t (;.' HIilKCTOIIM OK TAI.KMT IRitWi.cn-) HISTftK'T I y W. J. liAHTZKI.I,. I'reHldent O. A. MANNING, Director. Oi-'li IIKRRIN, Director. ATTIC ST: I.OI'l.-i HKOWN. Secretary. Dr. Johnson Says Our ilcntisl iy is done lo ii stiiiidiii-d not lo ji jipjcc, nlso your work is cov- 1 1 . 1 1. crcd . dv a 111c ,s Kiuir- iijiioo. Dr. O. J. Johnson DENTIST 228 East Main St. Phone 669 I SLOAN'S EASES PAIN SLIEVES ' "ViKMr.Nl IN'C riH"iii.'in1 rlii'ii. nilii l.ly rrlii-veil ittatic neiies toe nun i.iy ri-iii-vfii y Mo l.iiiiri"iit . Apply ii fn-ete ami riijov a nil.n i iii-.f m um- el w.iinitli. lvwrrii.-ti. ilh,'i,i rhf''ine. I. ootl al" lor n-i.nii.t, liitlib.lijo, lll il,llj;i.t. o i t l -xerlnl IIIIImIi s, Mill joiitm, exti iii.tl ai liri ami .nii--, b.u I. utiles, nil. mil ami tpi.iiun, I I, u ' t lit pain In M'tl up, Kup Sloan's l.iniitiitil Lnuty ami at (Ito fiul inn oi nil ai 'lie or pain, ti-.e it, ur it n-i'lainly iloe imiiiIik c fcMilta, Al all (tmtiiibtU J.'c, 7-V, $1.10, Liniment a xti n t . stfiii ANNOUNCEMENTS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Thos. II. Hlmpson, of A.hluid. attthoi ies lifii uiiltouueeiiieiit ax 11 Caii illdate for Hut aomlnatlo;i for the allien of County Coiuinhirloiter i.f .laiknoit Coillily. stllijei'l lo the decision (lf the Uopuhllcan voters of "aid riiiitilv at the Primary Kleciloa, Mav l'.ith, 1'iJ.'. Adv. l(lia Qnmily Jtwnlrr Kaiialrtnr. Dmmoua Botiinif. Wilvli UiiriuK. Balltifuclliin Assurttd In quality and prion. Mall us your wants.. MARTIN J. REDDY Cherro Hard Wheat Flour Guaranteed At Your Groven WOOD! All kliuW uf wmiil at right prices; dry mill blocks, Orders Promptly I II led MEDFORD FUEL CO. Cor. I'lr nnd Third Phono 'M-' Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! CHAS. MILLER Anto Itnilliitor, Frniter, Hiutiittig Hoard nl Hodjr llcpulrlntf. Hoi lli'llllK, tpSmlto 1 lets. I Phono I I DRY WOOD 2.75 to $1.25 Per Tier In shed a 111 N. Fir CUT RATE WOOD YARD Phone 551 FISHING RODS Unwrapped, Repaired nnd lteT ulsbe.l. 1 lira tlitl to pnllrni or uittt'r. Got Ml fit 7 N. Ncwtoun Kt. Medford INCOME TAX COMIC IN NOW Is tho appeal wo make to our clients. Von will thus avoid the rush ot thn final days of the period when our Hutu Is taken up day nnd titghl to CICT RKTI RNS IN ON TIMIC, Our efficient Hervlce aves money for others ami It will do so for you. , WILSON AUDITING CO. Dlbi ily llttllillng. Medford GOOD WOOD ALWAYS CHEAPEST Do not Ih' deceived by so-culled SKe I11I, ciil. rum, or light iit'lix's, but go up to llm OLD RELIABLE where you find us 1W15 ilayi In tlm year, Willi the best and cheapen I wood on tlio market. WHY? HccniiHO xvn sell morn than half Ihn fuel liiinilled In Misloril, treat our ciislomcrs i-lgbt, und do not go on tlio theory that 00 call "do'' tlm pub lic, uinl nro positively tlio only yard Hint !um Mrlell thy wooil. VALLEY FUEL CO. PHONE 76 - ' 30x3i NON-SKID TIRES $9.95 Busy Corner Motor Co. Main at Riverside fi'.n'tM v-neruy 1 i