PAOM SIX
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MF.DFOM) MAIL TM1UJNK. MKHt'OKU. OlcT.liOX. AVKDNT.SDAY, MARCH S. I)22
si i i i in ii ii ii I. i i i i i i i i -ism .
KAPP OFFERS
SURRENDER 0
1 VON JAGOW
Now Showing at the Page Theater
Court News
t Kurnlnhovl by III Jackson
County Mwtrat't Co.)
BERLIN, Mar. 8Py Assisted
Press.) Dr. Wolfgang -apt), who Ik
the revolution In March. 192ft which
resulted In If1 temporary ovrthrow of
the Ibert trwn-rent. hns i ff. rod t.
surrender tvr tr'al w:t'i th? unler-
Bta"d!nt he be civ n safe c n Vi t and j
not be placet unle arrest H's pr- - j
poeal has been forwardel to the a -;
preme c-urt at Let: sic ?ron an un- j
named port In Sweden.
The Insurgent lesder has been dom'. ;
tiled In Swe?'n Blnie h's fli?! t 'r " '
Germany. The nc-wg of Kapti's wiring
nesa to stand trial was untie public
tlrtmeu the lealn Na:hIchton
'hl-h "rlnts a letter fro n Kiin in
wMeh he "harqs that the envictin
of Trfunt Von JarTv. f r.uer ch'ef
of Mice of Her'tn, "whs a l.ca' err:r " j
Accard'ng to the letter Kaop pr-i
posea to demonstrate this by standing
trial on the same charge, thereby vir
tually obtaining a re hearing for Von
Jaow.
"Honor and conscience demand that
I come forward in defense of the con
demned man," the letter said.
The letter was signed by Kapp, who
ldenUfle.1 himself as "royal Prussian
privy administration CDuncillor."
v. v.
7 f y AM
MAE MIHRAY in a scene from 'TKACOCK ALLKV'.
Gorgeous that's the adjertlve.' i Thus far the colored photography
) "Peacock Alley" that's the picture. .-f the sireen has ranked in artistic
j Dy way of criticism 1 need only value about on a pur with the use of
, quote one of the screen-shown titles: .'colors in the tinting of photographs,
' "Cleo, the beautiful, lamed like a j though scientific advances may at any
radiant jewel." time remove the unnaturalness of ef-
Mae Murray is the star. Once yoiifect. The "Peacock Alle pictures in
remember, she was "The Gilded Lady." I color do Bhow advancement. They UU-
Xow she is the llamas star, t'ue rail-! play good judgment and not too much
ut nt the ant Jewel, the dancine darlinc. Cleo. i ambit ion. with well-directed attraetlve-
"Feacock Alley' must be placed wellness In giving absolutely life-like radl-
In tlid fmn rout nf tha t,But iwnnf ionita Ia I K "i 'numiu" fiua fiippv
'nT handiofd, tht" UXa Prcductions on account of the lavish-1 The story of "Peacock Alley" merely
Into twelve councils, this Ix'inic called . , , . S , , . 1 . ...
the central council; these councils ness of prcductin, the interesting , serves as a basis tor the work of Miss
take the place of local institutes jjisa icenes from the dancer's life In Paris j M nr.-ay and the beautiful scenes. Lr
Homes thinks that they will be mui-h and -New York. The beauty and abll-' in Itself it has no great dramatic force,
more efficient than the old plan. lty of t't j:ar herself, the general ex-' Monte Hlue plays the youthful her'
The -following program was follow- cellcnce of the acting and particularly j in a well chosen cast that includes Ed-
ed out with much Interert and bene- n account of the use of colors in the; mood Lowe, formerly of the Alcawr,
lits: airs, i-ems oi tne l-erns valley nresentation nf th tntroduptorv
scenes.
The Teachers" council
high school building Saturday. March
4th.
school explained how she titunht
jfcography. Mm. Kerns ntitted that
nhe taught, two counties at the same
time.
In the discussion MUs Myers of
Ashland school told how she divided
her class into committees giving to
each committee a country using geo
graphic readers.
Miss Nealon of Central Point told
Saa Francisco Examiner.
Photo showing at Pago theatre.
CENTRAL POINT
when she no more could come and
go among them. Through the long
period of her invalidism she bore her
jiain with great fortitude and bravery.
:The services, which were held In the
M.rs. John E. Hosa and daughter. "Weeks-Conger funeral parlor In Med
Mlsa Edith, after a several month's ford Saturday afternoon were largely
how she tutht reading; aaid - that absence In the Oregon Metropolis, in attended by the many friends of th
aevral pages of silent reading were which city the latter waa a student at 'prominent Central Point woman. To
assigned. or about three days in the Behnke Walker Business College, ar- the husband. Mr J.-H. Cay. and the
-wets and then a test waa given. She rived here Sunday afternoon . The two sons, Charles and Louis Gay. .who
brought out the fact that when' an ' fiany friends of Mrs.- Ross- and her -survive her, Central Point extend her
wu lesson came up mat tne pupit popular daughter wllpbe very pleas- :u"- urnrneii omjmuiy. . j
had to rend: weli before allowed to ed to hear of their return to their j ' Mrs. Johnson, wife of John John
ioult . .' iTot . how much, but' how welLT home here. , - V .." .. - . . . Uon. the S. P. snctkm foreman far thin
Miss Carver of the Ashland schools ;. jyu arris, well know n employe of dimrieU who haa been very ill, with
lectured on the jvubject , ot , physical the Southern Pacific Railroad com-in severe attack of flu, is reported as
training.' .Miss Carver , aald ., manjpny t Hornhrook, Cal.,-came owej'ing - lmroved t this writing,
srood thinas: she said correct teachina v -n..; 1 L . alihnueh hi ill varv ill..- ... t
of physical training should make for the weekend among bib relatives and . Mrs. McAllister' (nee Clara Grim)
rlean habits and clean living: she many friends hero recently. ' . and small daughter of Grants Pass
tZ l 7JT "T V Mcrritt Hoacland. ajTio ia employed e among their, relatives and many
,how-.easily a teacher could give n ... wv-- a . friends here thta WMks '
XtIninm.eJni!!inb tt ebors;.' was'here .jrom the Douglas William E. Price. Jr , who spent
Mtaa Homes explained the. Uniform. th Xvu ,nA .h u. hl. ...
iTlu TVh. SZ'IWdapinnto with his fam- brother, at 'their home here, left the
i- m,. . lly and friends. ' first of the week for Crescent City,
The. .Teachers' couacil elected the' Ping of Mrs. , H. .Gay, where he expects to remain' for some
following fficera: J. ; R. ..Tyrrell. occurred, here. -wst wk. was time.- --; ;
'M4 treasurer. . , j friends who knew her. Mrs.-Oay was : resident of Ctniral ToUit, ,' vno has
.m Mainnt CnntPdl Hnlnf t. .... ill .. , I. ' .. : i . . j
" Vancouver nookey Champion. and up until tho Ume ot hcr invalid- herc- ta still a very sick man and his
"VANCOUVER B C Mar 7 Van- iBm wa a foremost leader in all so- many friends are experiencing a great
couver today is 'champion of the Pa- nd chri8tian work. She was for deal, ot concern regarding his re-
elflc Coast Hockey association, by vir. '"""k 1" ' l.".,: ""I"."1 !!
VL ni. nA V,MWU l!,.aJ - lr J(.t ... ,.
In th vrrmrt iraiTt nf thA nlivtff a.. t.m nw cunuiuoa will Dtcon
o" a S. T g n&;iZ!r?h,z-!lUihn- impro,ved and recovery wl
first game of the play-off at Seattle
by a like score.
Five Killed in Kansas City.
KANSAS .CITY, Mo., March 7
become greatly
ill be av
deared her greatly to all who ramo surred
In contact with her. and rightfully Lowell Crlm of Corvallla, former
earned for her the name of "The isldent of Central Point and well
Beloved Lady." IieautlfuJ both In known valley boy, was hero for a lew
'body and spirit, a doer of good and days during the past week enjoying a
Marriage Licenses
Claude VV, Phillip to Martha Hux'
ley.
Herbert C, Speet.t nnd IVirvuhy
Frances MeKurs in,
John GticHellu nnd Orphn Oulln.
Circuit Court
Prank Handlev vs. J. 0. Cs,ct nl.
Judgmeut, coat bill.
tlk rgo H. Taylor to Edna Elmlra
Vay'or. StlptUttth-n. I
Pearl M. Oooiiwln vs. llusy Comer i
Motor Co. Motion. !
People's Electric Co. vs. S mthein
Oregn Lumber C v IVfault Judgment.
State . Ernest 3, Wolgamott.
Order.
Prank h Clark vs. Oregon Growers
Parking Corp. IVmurrer.
Western Finance Corp. vs. W. 0.
MctXnald. Reply.
Farmer & Erultsrwer Hank vs.
S. H. Short. Writ of attachment.
Ruth El red vs. Iris A. Elrod.' Affl
davit
John V, Scott vs. Alice Scott. Dls
missed. 1
1'uge Lh-ossler Co. vs. H. P. Meader
et al. Order.
W. C. Foster vs. Rogue River Valley
Canal Co. Affidavit., default. Judg
ment. 8tnte vs. Cheater C Kubli. N nice.
Medford lViniestio laundry Co. vs.
Frank Schemed. Order.
R. N". Chaney vs. Maltle A. Chancy.
Proof of service) of summons.
Charles Parker vs. A." M. Koapp.
Miners lien.
L'rnest Urannon vs. A. M. Knapp.
Miners lion, j ,
Thomas llenrliott vs. II. C. Knott
Summons.
Elli. E. Vilas vs. The Fidelity & Cas
ualty Co. of New York, Summons.
Ida E. Dressier vs. Pacific Record
PuhltMhiJiK Co., Inc. Summons. '
Mt. Vermin National Hank bs. Geo.
. Morse. Motion.
Southern Pacific Co. vs. California
Oregon Power Co. et al. Summons.
Louise Cummlng et ut vs. Claude
O. Wumsley et al. Summons.
Probate Court
Est. Frances Hellaiu. Citation and
proofs. Order.
Est. Martin J. Reddy.
appraisement
Est Mayme L. IVllo
order.
Est Mary E. Gardner. Proof of publication.
Est. Denoja DugKftn.
probate.
Est. Jha T: La.Mjn.
nrrinr - m
Est Oscar'ThiJiripsun.
oroer. , .-, ,;,. ,.
Est Joshua Pstt.raon. Proof of pub
lication, order. K t f .! - , . ,
Est Genevieve Rose. Final account,
order. ' ' : :" 1 '; - j .
. C. C, CUrk,"KUU:hUders.8. 8. Rich,
nrdson incorporate Gold Ridge Mln
ing company. i ' :
J. V. Snhler. I. O. Frederick, O. 1J.
Grover incorpojK a' "Snyder Dairy
and Produeo ciapy." ' , '!
Est Lizzie U. Kincjiid. Copy of no
tice to tntaauivx. , , ,
. .Est Ernest RUthter. Ilond.
Est Mary K, McMillen. Pinal reixirt
and order. ; ?.--v . r- , .
Inventory and
Petition and
Admitted t)
Petition and
Receipts,
Five men were ' killed here today Bent,e AeeiH- and woman to bo visit with his mother, Mrs. A. A. Gil-
........ v.UUCv. . .. . .ftnjr thai
hi ldb uarna fii iqp rv aniu B i.iiv tinii t . . . . .
- j . m u n n jt rt ,.v i n nva m
ien otner men were
way eomnany.
. injured All were employes
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Easy and Economical Results Quick.
Thin, run-down folks who find that business ii bad and employment ia
sosroe should try taking two of Mastin's tiny yeast VITAMON Tablets with
their meals (or a short time and watch how their physical and financial condi
tions improve. " - - '
Mutm VITAMON TaUeU supply in turtdy concentrated
form truo ycast-vitamines combined with the other health-giving
itaniiues which Science says you must have to be strong,
well and fully developed. If you sre weak, thin, pale, generally
run-down, or ieel lacking in brain power and ambition, and
want that firm flesh "pep"
wutca gets the money,
you surely need some of
these precious vitsmioe.
in your system at once.
Ms. tin's VITAMON
mixes with your food,
belt) it to uiaest snd i
supplies iust what your I
body needs to feed and!
nourish the alirunkea us-
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uie tiuo blood and the
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boils and skin eruptions
seem to vanish like magic
under this healthful in
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meuilicr the name Mm.
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honored and loved in every way. It lette and family, and his host of Con
when Illness tral Point friends.
for many Mrs. Robert Kyle recently enjoyed
years, her many friends lelt tn.it a visit with her friend, Mrs. Jennie
much had been taken from them llerritt. at her homo in Gold Hill.
i Mr. Lofland, of iledfyrd, is in Cen-
'tral Point this week attending to his-
business of assessing property and
kindly Informing the property own
ers of the probable increase in taxes
!for the coming year.
J Mrs. C'harlio Banderson of Beagle,
is a guest at the home of her rela
tUves, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Handtr
aon of this city for a few days.
j Miss Verda Lynch was a week-end
guest of the Misses Kathcrlne and
Eva Ntalon at their homo at Table
.Hock the past week.
j Miss Lyle Oregory, who Is employ
ed as Instructor In the city schools of
Grants Pass, spent the week end with
her parents here.
! Mrs. Weaver, popular and well
knowfi clerk In the Evans store here,
better known as the Faber store, who
has been confined to her home with
a severe attack of flu Is much better
at this writing and Is thought to be
,well on the road to recovery. Thlfc
will be good news to her many friends
jwho have greatly missed her presence
I In the popular business place,
j Kenneth tu-ebe, one pf the, owners
of tho Central Point service station,
and a' prominent valley orchardist.
who was confined to his home here
for severol days lust week with the
now common enemy of mankind, the
flu, Is Btjl" to be out ngaln and look
after his business duties,
j The ninny friends of Rank Cash
ier Terrett and Mrs. Terrctt aro con
icratutating them on the birth of a
daughter iJorothy Lule Terrett Is
the mime of the beautiful little dauglv
1er, born to them in Medford, Sun
day, March fifth.
Real Estate Transfers
A. N. Hulbert et ux to W. H. Mil
ler, lot , blk. 13. Gold Hill.
Oregon , $
P. C. Maglll Coder efvlr to-Jack
True, land in D. L. C. 43, tp. J9,
8. R. 1 East
Samuel J. Evans et ux to Fred L.
Putnam et ux, pt lot 2, llarga
dine Tract. Ashland
T. Helmroth et ux to J. C. Woods
et ux, pt lot 9. blk. 1, Cottage
Add. to Medford
Charles Pope to Geo V. Gillette
et ux, land In sec. 8, tp. 39, 8.
R. 1 East : I
Ellz. A. Smith to Charles A. Gray
et ux, lot in Ashland Home
stead Ass'n Tract
Thomas tavesee trt Field M. Rice
NW, 8W of NE sec. 8, tp. 39,
8. R. 1 W .;
Charles A. Gray et ux to Wlllard
Miles, lot In Aahland Home
stead Ass'n Traci ..-'.
City of Medford to Warren U.
Butler, lot 1, Wk. 2. E. 19 ft.
lot 2, blk. 2, Queen Enne Add.
to Medford ...
D. P. Iilue et ux to Emerson W.
Howell et ux. land in sec. G, tp.
39, 8. R. 1 s
ElLs. A. Smith to Chas. A. Gray,
lots In Ashland
City of Medford to Chas. Olsen.
lot on Oukdale Ave. South,
Medford ....'........
Margaret Hubbard to H. T. Hub
bard, 8E of NE, sec. 6, tp. 37,
8. R. 1 W '..
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fellow with plen
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ergy ana clear
skin glowing with
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VITAMON Tab
lets for a short
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300
io
10
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coo
10
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With Medford trade Is Medford made
yMASTIN5
AND XT Jr VITAMIN6
CtHOIKS S TABLET
. MiMiiiKliino I'ulnl Again.
MISSOULA, Mont, March 6. John
Jarvl, said by officers to have been
crazed from drinking moonshine
iniunr lani IllBIlt, SHOT. BI1U Killea HIP
wife at Zaugvl'lo, seven miles euBt
of here, then took h's own life. Four
small children survive tho counlr
John Jacobson and William' Wlrtb
are under arrest on charges of soil
ing the liquor to Jarvi,
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once Note and Throat Clesr.
J ms . r
sxjhF ine tleanest farms
In Any Community
1Q22
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FORDSON farms have that reputation. Early fall plow
ing is what keeps these farms free of weeds.
"That's easy to talk about, but how are you going to piow
when the ground is so hard and dry, and the weather so hot
that a team can't work?" That, probably is your objection to
the formula.
"Use a Fordson-Oliver Plowing Outfit," is the answer. Heat
and hard soil and dry weather don't bother a bit when you use
Fordson power instead of horses. Early fall plowing with a
Fordson tractor and an Oliver No. 7 plow will enable you to
turn over the soil the time you know it will do the most good.
Over 200,000 Fordsoa Farmer Us OUear Tulais ItopUmeoU
Hi. -
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C: E; 'Gates Auto Co.
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ROGUE RIVER !
FARM LOAN A3S'N.
The Association thst pays divi
dends snd has no defaulted loans.
Covers eutlrs territory of Jackson
county.
You csn make loans to pay oft
mortgages or for agricultural pur
poses. . K
Deposits received drswlng 4 per
cent, convertible loto & per cent farm
Itsn bonds.
E. H. IIUR1), Socy-Treas.
'411 Medford Hid.
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier 12 im-b Pine, Out'
Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel,
all for $2.75 a Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phone 551
DIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
This la to certify tlmt Olm ('linns of
tjffdford. Or:, Iih cuml inn irt Koltre
arwl stmniich Iruiilil". H. M. Li-onard,
III J HI , Uriwils l'its.
This Is lo ocrllfy that Glm Chun of
Moilforrl, Or"., has fcurpd mo of rnpl'ir"
of four ywirM' st(in.llii. O. Isliiini
413 8 HI., Uninlx 1'iihh, Or.
Modfnril, Ormi, Jim. JJ. 1017.
This Is lo wrtlfy that I, tlic ii i.tpt
liinpil, had vory H.i:rn stuemirh lirut'l'
and hail bin boihrol for svin vmut
anil luKt Annum not cxihcIi-1 !
Ilvi, am) Ix-itrlnK of Olm Clmnit (whim.
IIiTb iiiore l ot 211 HoiHh I'rdil Mrci
Medford), I h'rlded t' ki Ii.tLi for m
Hiomnch Ironl.lo, ami I tarl..l lo f.-Klliic
boiti-r S'KJii as 1 UHf.1 thrni nvl Inili'
am a wull' man sfiil run h, riHv rii-oiii-mnd
anyone afflrt.! iik I wi lit c
Olm ChunK ami try Ms ll.rl'x
Hlin!l) v. II .1 IXH')N,.,
WltnrSMfKf
H'm. I,fxls. Rsslo TiMiil
W. I... ciillrtrKih, KhI" I'otnt.
M. A. Ar!inn. .li-.fnrl.
ft. n. Midi lea, KnaU' I'olnt,
C. K. lMixvrn Point.
J. V. :v1clntr. I'liulf I'olnt
Omi. Voti di-r l.-n. IliiKln I'olnt.
Tims. K. Nli-hols. JOiicIm I'lilnt.
I ' I. 'it I.'
w T hi i t iel
D ROADWAY AT STAR K
Portland, Ore.
1,.,;; '
If you are eontcnipliitint; ntti'ndinji the Ol'KRA.
in rOKTIAM, March 22, 2.1, 24 nnd 2.". when
the ClIICAfiO ;f.Nl) Ol'KIlA C0. njul tg In.' (
motiH nrtists will le tho conter f attraction, wo
micjfest tlmt you wiri, jihono or write for nwrvn
tioiiH, fur linn will bo Un North woNt's (Irfntott
Artistic Kvcnt, niwl visitorH from all jmrts of the
Xoitliwent will he in the city nt that time.
Till: IIOMK OF THK FAMOUS
If your nostrils sre doffed snd your i
head stuffed because of catarrh or a"
cold, get Kly's Cream Balm at any drtijf. 1
store. Apply a little of this pure, anti- 1
septic, germ destroying cream into your
nostrils and let it penetrate through
every air parage of your head and
membranes. Instant relief. j
How good it feels. Your head'is
clear, Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. Head colds snd catarrh
yield like magic. Don'! stay stuffed
up, choked up and miseable, Relief
W sure.
SENSATIONAL
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
at' Medford.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main nl ltlvcrlilo
Hit:-
Arthur li. Meyers m
ANAGER j
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KFfr-KOTlVR FEB. t, 1088
MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES ;
' ' ' ltetly Except Stud; j , -"
I.V. MKDFOUU 10 A. M. LV. KOSKUUIUI 1.00 P. M.
' (Jit A NTS I'AS.I-MEDFOItl) STA01C8 .
Dally nud Sunday
Leave Medford Leavo Granls Piuw
!" A. M. 0.0 A. M.
1.00 I'. M. . , 00 M
' 1. M. 4.4B i. m.
Karesi Medford-diania I'oms, Sl.1.1) Giants I'ass-ltoubur, $3.00;
Metlfonl-IbiM'burg ft.lS.
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