Medford mail tribune., March 01, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFOIilV MAIL TUTTHTNE. MF.lVOUl. OREGON"! WKhNKSIKVY. MARCH 1 Utti
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French Dressing
tablrpooni Marol
S tablttponi Loua Jules
Of Ylntsar
V tcaipoon Sale -I
tcpoon Suiar
S leupooa I'xvriki
Xl dry lagndimrn. AU M.
sola .nd kmon Iiuc. or vins.r
Mid bM until creamy. IhU
drwini my h mad In lrr
Quantiii. and kept in botrl
, and h.kn as turd. S,Mn add
dah of tmuf.rd or WorccMcr
win Hue to fUvor.
Many of the greatest ex
perts prefer Mazola as a
salad oil because it blends
more perfectly with the
other ingredients of the
dressing. This is one rca
con why Marola is so ex
tensively used today by
the best clubs and hotels
as well as in dining cars,
on lake steamers and
trans-Atlantic liners.
fbr Salads
of 64 psft. Writ Cora M
DfMttmcai A. Arao, 111
TROTZ
KY FORKS
I'd. V. II. l Mender
WAR Ml
JAPAN
IN NEAR FUTURE
i tin; nKuiit 1i tlio n,ixl work. Her at l'u,;ei Divmdor
jtenllcn has ben called to u heeded lit- i'l hI. Notice.
'piwemeui nn the street rumiltm from Ntate vs. Florence Hall, I'nlorfik-'
Jbo mntn street past tho posloftloo to Iiik. !
railroad track. , 2ml Northwestern Finance Corp. vs.
' J. W. tsbctl alio lives on tho Wm, J. H. Wheeler et hx. Appenrntit'c nf
: Von dor llollen f.irm nn.l a'oek ranch defendant,
en lireiio crwk w m t ) Mo.lt.iril Tiua. K U. Uasor vs. J. W. ll.itelivr ot nl.
.lay and eutrte out In th rWu with IVmurrer, motion, order.'
Win. Von tier Holleti and ;eiit the Loo S. Mr Michael vs. Olive Mo-
MOSCOW. The possibility of a new
Russo-Japanese war. because ot mu
tual encroachments In the Tar East. ; nrsdny
Inttor putt of tho ili:lit it the, ttunny
side. Mr. A. I.. Simmons of Central Point
came out on tltt Hutto Fulls stag Wed-
inornins anil wont on itp.to
Cooking
Used and Tecommended br Public Sclieol Domestic Sclonco TeacLer
til?
S. ASK FOR-
:, Scholz's
GENUINE
BUTTER ROLL BREAD
J
The bigger the loaf the better the flavor. Pound and half size
now being made. Try one. .";....".
-. . PUSE AND WHOLESOME AND MADE WITH MTT-TC i
; New H oil se for Sale ":
i'V. .it .-.. i.:. ; it , s-,:. 4 , i' i i
'" ----- f Xo. 1010 WeM.llth Street ..-... .i '
r"H! roonw." bHth anil Inrgc sleeping porch, Rood lililinit mb1 '
plumbing fixture,' living room, dining room, kitch- and bathroom
. done in Ivor' enamel, bwlrooniis in light gray, walh tinted through
. out, full concrete foundation. Pavement, sewer and TAXES' FtXJY '
' PAID. $3250.00. ' Apply '" ; . .? . ' ...f... -.'v-jr ;
ij'!'--.-"1 - - ; - ' , ' ,M
- Trowbridge Cabinet Work :
Mlohaol. IVnmrrrr.
i K. O. AlilHtiMin vs. Mrs. I'ullii Crvisi.
iH-fiiuU, JiulKinrnl, itit Imll.
II, K. WiiKurr vs. l. A. SnyOcr. Sinn
nions. Sorfc Nontluwnvr vs. Mrw. Cliwft lloug
rt nl. Confirmation of aulo,
. Olu O. 8ttrn vs. l.yillu A. llanaoom
ot ill. Cost bill.
! Southern ractflc Co. vs. Ciillfornla
Urritoti I'owrr Co. it ftl. r"r inotioy.
KHrmor it Kmltrowirs Hunk vs. 8.
II. Short. For money.
I It. N. Ctianoy vs. Muttlo A. Chancy.
'Affidavit, ortlor.
Julia Wllllama ot al ts. John Pun-
appears to evoko nnncknokHlKotuent. ,,nl connoctod Mtu tho sunnysiao '", ", .
I i.i.. . .kJnnlnr mltn n. I.U .ill ,1 n.it fiir. ni, COIH Dill.
111 Ilia 81'UI'tU Hi IUU ............ ...- .... . , , ,
I has bocoma a subject of discussion in i ivtttr Fall. wheit lr huabnnd U
! military circles her beeauap of the'orklnic on tho cxtoiiBl.w of the i', &
shipment of armv nlivslrtananml larne 1 k. fallroad. .
numbers of om.Vra for troop training M'"" Ro Wlnilcy lio bus hern
purposes to Chita (Siberia) and other iworklus asl" an ns!st:int In the Suuiiy
points. Also troops subject to dl-'!' ll"ol als went up to lUitte Vnlla
charge at the expiration of srrvice Wednesday morning to, vinlt hrr par
terms are being held. irn's for a few days and expect to be
Georse V. Chitchnrtn. soviet minis-1 l-'k nsain today. Saturday-
tor of foreign affairs, has sent many C-eorge Holme who ha moved Into
notes to the Japanese, none of which j their now.uonm hat laid water pipe
Ninth All-Soviet coucresa. idainlv Htat- nish enough water at all time.
ed that Russia could not indefinitely j Sam Coy was unions tho business
endure the advance of Japanese troops i callers Wednesday,
on territory of its ally, the Far Eastern ! J- Jordahl of the Independent Crack
republic. He had reference. In parUcu-r company. Portland, was a diner at
lar, to tho menace to Chita from Mon-jtho Sunnysldo hotel Wednesday.
Rolta, by Japanese. , W. tl. McDonald, proprietor rf the
It is felt here that Russia will not;E,k Rosrtrt whs here Wednesday mor
and cannot enter into anr ivnl warin'"! a hta way up home.
OiMer.
Med ford Auto Top Co. vs.
F. Farmer. Chattel lien.
Comez.
Richard
lMhate Cmrt
Win. Miiluiiey. f.iliite. Admitted to
probate.
Kinvst HU-hter, mlato. Order. "
Annie K. IteKers, rstalt. Final
with Japan, iartiy lcause of the icrvat i C. K. fallows and t n and his order,
distance from Moscow and also the i brother-in-law. W. II. Wyant wert here f Elltat.eth 3. Hilntow, entate. Onlcr
lack of food for any large bodies ofi'or dinner Wednesday, . and o was nni' l"ec' e.
troois. but that In the siirlnir ihnra Carlylo Natwk'k. He reiwrta that the I "anirimn. rsrnie. .Motion,
may bo more advance guard klr-!S'ow at liutle Kalis interrers witn
mlshes. t jtlio work, on tbclr contract very ma
in tha meanwhile, the weaixm of terlally.
RMssIa will continue to be propaganda In lHaklni! cf Mr. ItlgHby moving to oiji-r,
Ulna
order.
-A. W. Hllsl.y, ritut.
Of llUl lH'Utllin.
!. II. Hmnley. ent.ite
Order, proof
Petition,
Order.
against Japanese militarism by work-.""110 rail in my Ian letter I stated Frances M Piewsrt. entdte,
ing through the Third Internationale that he was solus to work f r Mr, Na,t- proof of puitlektlon.
amrng the socialists and comuuiniHts lrk on the extensi.)n of tho' P. E. Amain! welters, cxtuto. Order.
of Japan. Korea, Mongolia and China. I railroad, etc., but in that I was mlsln
..This is tha wain purpose of the i formed and since hnvo learned that ho
forthcoming congress here of Far j had taken a com i Act of Mr. Cowley to
Eastern peoples. Many Inspired arti- clt sawloca for the Hawk mill near
cles continue to appear In the Moscow Butto Falla.
press in an effort to show that the F.. Lewis, with H. S. Itrack Co.
interests of Russia
States are identical
Japan.
final ncemmi, proof tt publication
hst. Margaret Randall. Inventory
and appraisement. , . '
KmI. Charles S. Kngllsh. Inventory
and appraisement.
Est. Klla M. While. Petition, order.
i and the I'nlted ' Seattle, calendars and stationary, was 0"' ba'1.-, -1,
as related to i nero Thursday for dinner. He reports , 1 Nwuon. Final re
- that there has lieen from 9 to 21 i er
rent gain for January 1922 over Janu-
At tho armament conference In !ary 1921. These are fnets secured from
Wkshington Daren Shldebara, made a!,no poatorflcea banks and other
statement declaring that Japan had no,8Hrc In his Investigations through
territorial designs in Russia and giving j out the state.
assurances that Japanese troops would , J- E. Spat and wife of Fairfield,
he withdrawn as noon as a stable g.jv-i Nebraska and ,bin Ward of Medford,
ernment could be established there.- ; called on your Kagle- I'plnt. corres)Ot
naron Vchida, the Japaneso foreign ! t,,'nt Thursday fcrennen .vlniply 'to
minister, had, announced t the Jap-1 ni,Ht ' nlih" anA akskned lis a' reason
anese diet a few days before that ; that the rfoctw ad his wlfu had been
Japan intended to-evacuate Russian reading the l'.Huli Point 'Eaglets regu.
territory as pjvu pa Kuaraatees ould 'larly for the past five years and wished
be gives for the safety of the lives and ( Ercet Witt. I T dot-hr asked how
lironAt-IV-r thnl. nsllnvtlu'
order.
8t. Maggie H. Gray.
port and
Order.
No date w
rli4hed was suggested In lb Japanese
statement to the Washington confer
ence. Secretary Hughes announced In
the cvnfarenee that thes Japanese
Hrng 1 had ftoen' -writ lmx far the Mall
Uenl Fl ite Trnnifet.
J. It. Qulgley et at to W. M.
Illnlr. hid In S'C. 1, Twp.
40. R. 1 east, and' land In
fee. S, Twp. 39 8., It. 1
east f
Ashland .Mfg. Co . to W. M
Blair. XK. of XB. Sec. I.
.Twp ..; It. I Mt-, :, f,;..
Robi-rt K. Duntap et ux to
f'rge W. Turner. Lots 1,
I. S. , 5. 6. 7, n. 9. bUxk
:IFalrv'lrw Addltkn to Ash. "
. land.
hen this could bo" accoto-I Trtnon'.wl Km -1 M M s r,, ."!, iV 'Vr '.
Rlllel.H In Ihn lnaTalOllt &ll har first II tta.. ll.n i 1 nr Olortl- tr AnlO I
, - , y. n J . '
fo-d M-nil'ir. the Ui sL paiwic started in ';
Medford. and then the name and p
assurances, warn titn in moin I Yftrt! nr ( "liirftn Mintlfi.il in tti I
lamn rll.l nnf .oat- m..,v. l ' Vpdlar.l Mill . ,1.1 l i.. A 1 !. Twp, 3S, H,, R.
Im iuMMni. tn Clt.-:. I..' I.H.. nmiMii, nn.l ... ,. . .-JTOW II ei l to J
Wll'la'ms,
CI, Twp.
nguis oi ine nuss:an people, in any re-
sj)ect.
mm-.
Price Reduction
For
Willard
Wood Insulated and All Rubber
Batteries
Starting, Lighting and Ignition Work. Re
pairs on all makes of batteries. Ford mag
netos charged.
Electric Shop
. 8th and BartleTC ' . Phone 22-J
Two Year Guarantee on all Rubber Batteries'
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
dated apd. the-, paroa chanted lo the I
J Modfonl Mail Trlbnnn under the edl'
torlal management of George 'Fulnaih. r
(now or the Capital Journal of, Salem, I Twi 37
.ftnd undvr fho 1ufilnenj uiiinagi'inont p . . trnil
,of S. 8.' Smith. -and now under the "im'Jk '!
By a. a Howlatt
Mrs. J. Monia and son of Drowns
boro were among the business callers
last Tuesday. "The same day the stage"
from Medford was loaded, to capacity
this far and four passengers went from
here on up toward Derby, Prospect and
Iiutte Falls.
J. L. Robinson, Sr., one of our lead
ing farmers iu this section, and one of
our frequtnt visitors as a general
thing, for he acts as choreboy, runn ng
to the blacksmith shop and keeping
things In place, was in town about mid
week, the first time for some time.
He has several boys helping with his
work but the flu had kept him at homo
, editorial management of Robert W.
! Ruhl, an'd that I bad continued to
write regularly all the time. Ho then
imiuired how long I had been In the
business as a newspaper correspon
dent and ! told him 63 years last Sep
tember and that I had not missed a
week but what I had written from one
to four letters each week for 43 years.
Ie then asked my age and was told
that I only lacked less than a month
Of l.lm (W'l VilI.j nt DirA H.t U.a
Qnntf ram,rWoJ thai , .. ' C
Tucker, mlnlnfr claim In sor.
Peft-
well. Lot In block J. Cot
tage Addition, to Medford..."
C. William! to Viola 1'imrl '
l4d ,'n I. I.. C.
1 weit
li. Xan'-'
tt.' - Mnd In 5S"arid"
31, Twp. .U.S.. R. 4 west.. .
('banning Sweot et ux to Joo
Koonig. Land In See. 17.
8.. it. S west...... .;
Igflt ot lit to Lewis
I' rich ct ux. Lots 4 And t.
bly 1, Humphrey-Andrews
Addition to Medford
Alice C Sargent to RushoI 8.
Page. Lot 10, bloek 33,
Medford
W. T. ekapgf to J. E. Morrlt.
I nd In I). L. C. 41, Twp.
39. S R. 1 east .
William Spalding H al to First
Xalloiial Hank of Southern
Oregon. Land In Jackson
10
300
10
.IP
1
10
10
10
10
10
far as lengevtty was concerned was a
recommendation for the healthfnlness
of the country. I then told her that I
bad Just been In company with three
men who were each, past 5 years of
age. ,
Arthur Pool of Trail, one of the
OM It v.-- ,, . I , ......
. : .7 " ' .",e lUBifoen en-ce men came In and spent
wuuujr lur uie past montll or Big : Thursday n,l PrMay hll... D.
Sunnyside hotel. .He had been up In
weeks
W. S. Hoagland, who owns a farm
and orchard near Central Point, and
anothfir farm near Urownsboro, was a
passenger on the stage Tuesday from
MedTord and went up t'j Rrownsboro
on the Lake Creek stage.
Mrs. Cadzow was also a passenger
for Iiutte Fails on the stago Tuesday
and so was Roy Davis of Derby on
son. Our town mayor has been hell
their way home.
Mrs. Mattlo lirown, one of the mem
bers of the town council and a member
tho Lake Creek district counting tn
slock to bo turned on tho reserve and
spent Frliay and a -"art o lay, Sat
urday, Feb. 25, In this section.'
Court News
(Furnished by the' Jackson
County AbHtrart Co.)
Albert
Marriage lifelines.
W. Jack Hon and
Ellen
1.
Hon and Nellie Coy.
Zumwalt and Virginia
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE .
EFFECTIVE FEB.' 1, ll22
MEDFORDROSEBURG STAGES
' Dally Except Sunday
LV. SlEIFOUD 10 A. M. LV. KOSFIJLItG 1.00 P. M.
GRANTS PASS-MEDFOIH) STACKS
Dully and Sunday
Leave Medford Leave Grants Paiw
10.00 A. M.
1.00 P. M,
4.JW l M.
10.OO A. M.
1.00 P. M.
4.45 P. M.
Pares: Medford-Grants Pass, f 1.13; Grants PiiNS-itoseburg, $.'I.OO:
Medford-Ilom'burg f LIS.
of the street commisHlon. ban iix.n
putting out or rather replacing those j l!'nl ..
trees that were put out last season I ,'.!.'!' . ,r,
aDa uiea, not ror want or proper utten-; tx.gan.
iiwu, uui. ou aixouui oi navin. loo
much water, as where the water has '
Leen taken acryss the street It has Circuit Court
be-n neceasary to. dam It up in sr,mei B(1C011d .vorlhwt.Htt.rn rinanco Cor-
places and that caused the water to poratlon vs. j. tl. -Wheeler, ct al. Cot
siana in ponas and ,seei)ed through bill,
C. R. Helmroth, and Mabel J. Turner.
onto tho roots thus causing the daniar
age, but she trusts that sho will be
able to obviate tho difficulty this sea-
vi. Jessie Ijinville.
and conclusions, do-
! LUMBAGO PAIN!
BUS BACKACHE AWAY
Kidneys cause backache? No I Lit
te.nl Your backache is caused by'lunv
baijo, sciatica, or a' strain, and the
quickest relief is soothing, penetrating
St. Jacobs Oil. Rub it right on your
painful back, and instantly the sore
ness, stiffness and lameness disappears.
Don't stay crippled I Get a small trial
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil from your
drutrrrist and limber up. A nfoment
after it is applied you'll wonder what
became of the backache or lumbago
pain.
Rub old, honest St Jacobs Oil when
ever you have sciatica, neuralgia, rheu
matism or sprains, as it is absolutely
harmless and doesn't bum the tkin,
A. V. J.lnvlllfi
Default, finding
woe. , ,
Ham 'jr. Maker vs. It, J. Ilowen,
I motion, Memorandum of authorities.
W. O. Foster vs. Wm, )'. Menluy, et
a I. Affidavit, order, proof of, pub
llcatlon.
Western Finn nee Corporation vii.
W. O. MclJnnald. Answer.
William M;uin vs. eo. H. Khlnlzer.
Affidavit, Oofii till , judgment, cost bill,
titate vm. Ernest 8. Wolguniolt.
Order on irrnlgnment., ,
Htit vs. fieorgo Orlgsby. . Order on
arraignment.
George Klndley vs. 1' Dend Mill
ing Co. Order, ,
Klla Kniltli vs. Cella Cross. Affi
davit, ,tiiignient, cost bill.
Motor Investment Co, vs. M. G.
Marcy. Answer.
Elizabeth E. yilns vs. The Fidelity &
Casualty Co. of New York. For money
Thomas Herrlott vs. H. C. Knopiie
et al. To declare Justice transcript
void.
.Pearl M. Goodwin, vb, Uusy Coi-nor
Motor Co, To rescind contract,
3S.tp. 31. 8. IL 4 W., decd .
A. I). Chapman ct al to 1!1 air
Granlto Co., right of way over
land in sec. 31, t p. S9, 8. R. 2 E.
Deed
William Carter to Paul 8. Seeley.
. land In sec 15. tp. 33, 8. R. 4
West .. u
F. L. Oit et ux to Paul a. Henley,
land in sec. 16, tp. 35, 8. It, 4
West . -... i.....i.......
Mary J. Urown ot vfr to Jufkson
Tnio, N4 lot , . H. Carter
Add. to Ashland :. 10
T. F. Carmony , ct ux to 8. J.
Olnin et ux, lots 28 and 27, blk.
F,".R. R. Add. to Ashland 1000
Thomas J. Owens et ux to Paul
8. Keeley, land In sec. 10, tp.
35, 8. II. 4 West
R. 8. Murray ft al to Btella U.
Coughran, lot C, blk. 3, Hunset
Park Add. to Medford
Thoodoro J, FIhIi Ct ux to Cites,
ter E. Hale, lund In I). L. C. G3.
In soc. 10, a p. 38. 8. R. 1 West 10
Jackson County Hank, (Uunr.
dlan), lots 2 and 3, blk. 8.
Realty's Add,. to Modprd, M.lnO
ft. fl.-Bulim to ft. 8. KlftlnKahimo"
an right in illteho in tf. 3D, s,
' R. and 2 Wesi.'deo l
HEAD
STUFFED
BY GATARRI
05
ft
HEALING
CREAM
If your nostrils arc clogged, your
throat distressed, or your head , is
stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, apply
a little pure, antiseptic, germ destroying
cream into your no-arils. It penetrates
inrotioli every air passage, soothiiiR In
flamed, swollen membranes and you get
mutant relief., , ... i
1 rrood i feels. Your noilrils arc
fiptii. otir liea-1 Is clear. No more
hawking, snuffling, dryness or ;,tritg
pling for breath. Get a small bottle of
My i Cream Balm from any druggist.
Colds and,, catarrh yield like magic.
Don t stay stuffed up, belief j sure,
Commencing Febiuary 27
Wc Will Remain . Open
Till MIDNIGHT
This garage is equipped with the only
grease rack in tho city and thus enabled to
render you first class service.
WASHING
and
POLISHING
s.
1
day and night by experienced washer. Our
hcp is known for its service and is guaran
teed. If you desire satisfaction, we can
render same. . '
Storage day and night
Crater Lake
Automotive Co.
. ....
125 South Front street .
Have you seen the new Single Six Packard
with a new price
nM iiiiw urn ii -.f - Jmi-ju
til
inn !Mi.t.--.r, . wj-
i i' r ' w jkw jm
Mil syrl
THE UNIVERSAL CAf
THE FORD SEDAN
An Ideal rjir for the family to nite tho year
round. Warm and rory In cold, rnlny v Inter
svcuibcr and h'I and iHn In sumnirr tluve. It's
slinplli Ity and caM of oix'tnilon nnldii any mom
Ix-r of tin- faitil y tn drive It. Its sturdy, (tlirublo
rtiiiHt ruction Inourrs lonn life of wrvlee; Ita econ
omy of oM-rsilun and low , flnit, crmt CMiablca any
family to enjoy one. ' ;
-Phono 1 II. our drmonM inter Is at your acrvlois
Prove, to ymirw'f. the MijK-rlor iualltle that rec
(jiiimend tint Ford 8-dnn to ycu. , . ,, ,
6 t QATE8 AUTO CO '
. Tor. 8lth an f r1f llluhway
D ROADWAY AT STARK
Portland, Ore.
If yon art! runiciiiplHtin atlciulinf? tlin Ol'ERA
in I'OUTLAM), Mnrcli 22, 2.1," 24 Hint 23, wh.'n
th.j CHICA(iO,(iUAM) OI'KKA CO., ami its U
motiH nrtiMts will hi) ilio I'cntnr of attraction, wo
Kiijilest that yon wire, phono or writo for rcmirvH
lions, for tliis will he tint Nort Invest 'h nroii'Ht
Aitit-tio Event, and vinitom from all parts of the
North west will be in the city fit that time.
THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS
Arthur. H. Meyers
ER