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Newspaper Page Text3 c 0 Q o VACIV FOUR Medforo Mail Tribune AN JNPICl'liNnKNT NliWSPAVEU PUUL1HHKH KVKKV AKTKUNOON f !X Kt'l'T. Hl'NI 'AT 11Y THH : MKUl-OltU I'lUNTHSU CO. The Meilford Himday Bun la fuKnleheJ subscribers ucslrlnc seven day, daily newspaper. Office Mull Tribune Building, tS-ta-S North Kir lrt. 1'lione 74. A eonnoliilntlon of tlx Demueratle Times, tlio Hertford Mail, the Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregonlan. The Ashlauil Tribune. ; ROHKTIT W. RVHU Editor. BUMl'TKU H. 8M1TH. Manager. IVMCliniOl THl BY MAIL In Advance: rlly. with Sunday Sun. ymr.. 7.f Iwlly, win sunonv sun, nionm n tHilly, Without Sunday Sun. year.... 60 Dally, Without Sunday Sun. month .S Weekly Stall Tribune, one year. 5.n Sunday fun. one year - S." BY CAIUUKU tn Me.lfnr.t. Antilnml, Jacksonville, Central llnt, Mioenlx, Tnlent: Dally, with Sumlev Sun. month .! tmlly, without Sunday Sun. month SS! Iwlly, without tundy Sun, yortr- i Dnllv, with Sunday Sun. one yar S.SO AU terms by carrier, cash In advance. Official pnrwr of the Clly of Mtdford. OfflciHl pier of Juckion County. . Sntered ewwwnft f-ia matter t Med ford, Oregon, under tue act of March MEMBERS 01' THE ASSOCIATED PKKKtf. W A mmnMotA IrM 1 ATClUNiVlT M ntma in h im fur ri'Diilillrat Ion of )l all newa alitclie credited to 1U or not OI.IHTW lo rreimei iu uiib aluo the loeul nwn tmhllRhel herein. All rlRhta of ri'l'ohllcntlon of )Wclal aieyau-hoft herein nre aio rmrreq. Ye Smudge Pot ' By Arthur Perry. "' AalL the only town in Russia a h- 1 . i 1 ' wan bcinj? can pronounc ami live, ha if i.m totally destroyed by fire, but Csiekg Imesbtikk. the provincs in which, it is located is Intact. Taxpayers with Bawcd-off 8'aotgnna wer out this am. looking for" the nt enraptured 4-um orator wfco pro- claimed between moHithfuU: ton 4 roii'i .iat th vallpv for climate." I hev otiRht to have their eyes pecked out by snowbirds. ti -MOISTINQ THE 6ILK SHIRT (Cong. Record) ."During the war while these boys were overseas. 5,500- strikes were carried on. They were strik ing for shorter hours and for more pay and they were doing it so suc cessfully that up to Novcmberl. 191 J, not a sitigle American steel piece had been fired during the war." "DEAN OF WOMEN SWEARS 11 Y mui b'C M.tiina Virvalll Onzette- f Tlmeai. Tho class in refined and t . jii A L,lnn coumy muruerer uu i . . . .. , acquitted by a jury on uie grounos u pf insanity, recoverea nis sanny anura- dav4 and proved he committed the crime. The jr. seed sender from Ore. has been sued by an Idaho bank- The legal action keeps him where ha belongs, instead of gadding over the northwest buying sheep. The aforementioned bank should be presented with a tin cup.. The basketball season ended last night in a blaze of squeals. Slany sober citizens attended, and acted otherwise. . m A MODERN FAMILY (Pendleton Oregon ian) WOMAN with two children and ' cow wishes a job cooking on ranch where there Is no women. Ad-, dress "36"' this office. jumes Middleton Cox of Ohio is go inn to make stump speeches in Massa- tS . i ., i ... O T ulnro VTn f CIIOSOUH Uiirtlliai. cuoivi uwutjc ' will beseech the- voters to avenge 2 Womlrow Wilson, and endeavor to J keep the democratic candidate from The movie queen who used to skip acrotitf the sands of the seashore in a pair of panties and a lavaliere, Is now depleted In the film magazines rocking a. baby to sleep. i ' ,:. -. (-; Tho VS. has sent the allies a "stern note" demanding that $24 1,000,000 be paid for services on the Rhine. The demand contains no gush about "humanity" and will likely result iu 42 speeches predicting "the crumbling of civilitatlon" by European orators. Weather conditions are such as to completely ruin the unual spring pre dictions of no fruit crop. ltp Sheldon has filed for the legis lature .The world is full of surprises. '(V)lwred society in Portland has re covered from being caiifiht in a police rai with ' whites. As usual on such occasions, 'a, couple of high school students had been decoyed to the re sort. ' Bcience is tryin? to figure out why no autoist with 60 mile per hour husi ness, involving the transfer of a dime, has never run into tho Main Stem crossing Look, Stop, and Listen sin. It is an affront to all speed idiots. . t ThlTMan WaHeTped John Grab, 2539 Jackson Ave., New Orleans, La., writes: "My kidneys were weak and had a soreness and dull pain across my back. . I felt dull and lan guid and my kidneys didn't act right. I bean taking Foley Kidney Pills and they soon put my kidneys in a sound healthy condition." Foley Kidney Pills helo the kidneys rid the system of adds and wuste that cause lameness, backucbe, sore muscles, swollen joints nnd rhenmiitir pains. Tonic In effect. qoieli in nctin, Sell everywhere, THE PROPOSED THKHK is a strange affinity between success aiul stupidity. 1'ndor adversity wisdom seems tv thrive hut in an atmosphere, ot great success, it almost invariably become ossified. " It was so with tho French llourbonx, who never learned a,itything I. till IHU'iil fi.l'.r.if u hvt III! itr It tettu K.1 vitll tiiir Imul vcliiftiti l,.-ti . ... . . , ' 3 In what country wore lu'lels first ed rare intelligence in its fight for power, but with power utttuncd.!f(iinbiih.e(l disl'laved tllO most oollossill stunitlilV. ! J-On vl.:il liver H f'lintlan kiua. And now with organised labor. In tlio past decade organized lu - hot advanced to a Position of tremendous nrostiirn mil twwrr. its JfaiUmiKn was a flassie oxample of intoilint manipuLijtion, but to it,!ay, with power attaints!, its lviulorsliip uppoars uttoily brainless. A t'oal strike, for example, is ptxiposetl fop Airil pool's Day, aiul the lalfcir leaders nnuounce they opinion. Any child would know is a refiful to consider any reduction in wnpos, and as lonsr as this refusal is sustained the support of The eoal workers have a case, spiracy on the part of the oHrators this fact will be lost &i;ht of entirely for the war time wntre scale. To anyouc but a J!"-on, the absurdity would be platn. Let the minors agree to shoulder, their share cepting a reduction of wages eomiueusurate with the reK'tion of the cost of livinii, and then in their f iarlit collective bariraininr, they would be the ieople. Hut this 'indefensible, attempt to otheneost has deeliuetl, will oveis'aadow nil other onshlv rations, and tlefeat for the strikei-s is a forot:"1 Thi-oujrh adversity-and sjrifiee, the French Ulourbons lenrued wisdom, Hijr Husiness learned wistlom in the .siimitithoi4, now ortian ied labor is rushinji blindly alonj; the same pathway, 'it is a costly and stupid proceess. but apparently civilization hits notjyet advanced to the point where enlightenment and power may adwinee hand in land. Quill One cure, for a lawless state is The Irish Free State appears to be a kind of free-for-toll state. t "Hanging doesn't discourage crime." At any raU?, hanging ju ries doesn't. But think of the'awful fix we'd be in cxeept for the elevating in fluence of women in polities. Ill fares poor France, to hastening ills a prey; when debts accu mulate and the Huns won't pay. The average American thinks lour cylinders instead of six or And so the pence dollar is designed to last twenty-five years. Well, there are a few optimists left in If it weren't that fools rush iu where augels fear to tread, there would be np necessity for traffic cops. The great question is not "How will the treaties affect the next generation!" but "How will theymffeet the next election! It isn't probable, however, that a greater political power than the Ain't Nature wonderful! Even though one is born every minute, some new l'oozi appears' now and then to handle the entire crop. One reason why the train always is because the engineer knows the track. HINTS OF I LONG have wished that spring would come, for winter makes me wcarv, I hate to hear the wild winds hum from arctic re gions dreary; but at the dawn of springtime sweet, I'm longing for December, for there are rugs that I must beat, and stoves I must dismember. Housecleaniiig and its deadly snares I gladly would abolish, for I must carry out the chairs, and rub them down witli polish. Oli. I forgot housecleaniug chores, when I was wildly singing of birds and bees and other bores that Gentle Annie's bringing. I clean forgot the brooms fuid mops that make life also-rannish, when I was calling on the, cops to make the win ter vauh. The women now impatient wax, "they're restless and uneasy', they long to renovate our shacks aqd make existence cheesy. I'll have to carry out the chairs, and scinib the door and casement, and pack big bureaus up the stairs, nnd ranges to the liisement. And when 1 Yn on my spavined knees, some punk uten sils swinging, not all the birds in all the trees can cheer me by their singing. The women yearn to tear apart the house in which I'm dwelling; in vain for me the tulips start, in vain the birds are yelling, t look upon the drifted snow, i mark its glc&m and glit ter, and how I hate to s,ee it jo, to feel that it's a quitter! WRITE The Salem Nursery Company 428 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Oregon ' If Nek'I1rit;'C!iai'8tock In Fruit. and Ornamental Trees and Plants Patronize Home Industry MKDFOlvD IVlAUr TlUnUXi:, COAL STRIKE. will reeeivo the snrt. of pul'lie better. The basis of that strike public opinion is absolutely itn- for 'here is unuhuibtodly a con to break the coal unions but as lonyr ns the imknw stand pat ' of the economic, bidden, by ac for the riglit trf .or&tnization and supportetl by uie urvat mass t'f ketp up labor costs when every conclusioti. , Points less law. thrift consists iu getting along with eight. Washington. the man with the hoe will become man with the dough. Wats the flivver to the crossing flivver can't knock him off the SPRING. MKhFORl), OKKtlONV SA HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 What la Kastott l.lef 2 How many nationalities are there tu the Vnllo I Suites? j"1'1"1111 - j 1 R Tw h country t!!.l ti'Kniw, " 1 i' ii'HH . . , .... . . . ,,,,, IIA VI HIV (M'li.iiir IIJ,I II Mil ill hi , . i ' l'ri,:' UUiU lr'eiinmUlo iiiiiiuiiiii . il In Iho uniato j ri:.lI.HTt N HhiiuiIii Slnnh iuhI once Htticy . j tvnlay Hint he was pi vpivi Ihk for suit- t'luu li n I 1 1 . t'niiiulliiii iiihlitln s 4Uw tunny terms was WasliliiK- ti'iNtkui to hi riituiulttio u hill eti-at-i wcihIh lalmntit viestle two hoiita ton-ptt'sldeut ? i I'"! a Kv 1'tiinn'nt kwiiimI eorpui'itllnit in u ilruw. S Whi stieeeedoU hbvt? iii"t"'i'i' il to devi'lnp auvt uiiwuiel i .. Whe:e Is Wa.shluKtoii tml leil? ; M" lo Slmals titu.ile ami waH'i , .os AMiCl.KS -Mm ! I'arn ll, "KV Who said. ,-We must li.tm? ttv l;r'J-i t. ,.Vw York, ra.llv il.tciilK.I l-iiuikU. Sethor or we will hanK neniirntoly? I 'f i '' , ' 'l" "T !,H,m,y' ""hUml' f'"''' " . " , -t. '. I I'leeari il to day that ho ravm-cd oper-1 n)u iU. Answers, to Ye.terday'a CfUeatior.s ihm l.v u Kev..nIIvi.t.l e..rH.yti..a -, .- , ' I now tunny inss iianhR i mere In the I lilted States? Ans..Ki7. f Z stiue was iirsl to entity kip prolilbitlon nmoiulment Aiis. M!s.si.i Sippt. 3-What census Is the Immigration "'a.V UU"..K ,. "l ,l",v,"n . ,1 ti. ,, t'l Henry herds offer to take over law ki.s,s1 on? .M s. The recent Hun I- T,ni,HW(, lvt r ,,,,,,..,,.,, pratien law ivstrlets latmlKratUm to' vlWur No,lllt tie. lare.l (hut what- three per rrnt ef any nail uialiiy l-, v( l- eoniii-vwt did with respect to the read in this country nerer.llns to the' .tuM. i,. isiumls nuestinu, it rlumhl Ceysus of 1910. jlder, "first niul last." lhat tli pel- . '4 When does full ni,Km orcurT, ot'Jeet was the produeilmi of . ... ......... ... I fi lilU,,.. vns. tten tue louaiiuue u me unxiui differs exactly from that ef the sun. & How old is the former kaiser Ans. Sixty-three. ' I o rroin wnat cuniitv Uhl oraiicea oriKinnlly come? Ans. Kn.in India or. southern China. I 7 Who invented sklis? Ans. Tho nryans in the tduh century. They W.r.i fii-wt liu.i.1 t .1- liHii..iMlnr (.,. ,,ii. ,,i .1., I""' 1 ' mum 1 up si iinte ium to plains of central Aslu. rxsnnl tho IVrd offer n the only ti How many s'.re.,u,s ie there In r.er t.. I... eouw.l. re.l. I ntu wiliins Maine? Ans. More than 6-wd. t , Kivg vneh the consl.l"riUl"ii It What is the bonded debt of the sh.'pl.l luvve h,f..io remhliiK n tie Philippine Islands? Ans. $02.0'HUHH). clslcri."' ' " ' . ' ' 10 How many suMicrs are there on the Mexican border? Ans. There are 121 officer and 1322 enlisted men. COMMUNICATIONS Falls Near Ashland. To tho Editor: The falls of Oharkoo I-iamt throe mllee northeast of AHhUnd. Oregon, on Uharke creek, tho stream that rise tn the hlKhesi point of Clrizaly IKSik and flows southwest Into i.ear creek on nearly a direct lino from the highest peak of drizzly toward Ashland. This Ptrcam goes nearly, t Z .v. . - 7e L -7 mi lium V... iirtr,te n. , ,h.. time and there in a roiiFid.-rabto vol- lime of water in the stream. This water fall in the highest and perhaps (ho only water ful'. vtsable from the Pacific highway. The lifieht of the falls have never been measured, but must t alout twenty-flvr Tcet. These falls are vlMablo from a point tn the' l'aclfic highway Jtist north of the fSeorKe tunn place, four mll.-sj south of Ashland and appear from the hlKhway as a wblt.j Iwnd nKainst the cliff over which the water flows. The falls may be roen ty loolilnif north from the highway at this point Indi cated nearly toward the highest peak of drizzly. A cloee view of th falls Is an imposing- and beautiful, but lit 1! known stcht. They have, perhaps, never bcn photographed or meas ured ' and the existance f such a water falls Is known to but few, even In Ashland. , - A. H. Ye Poet's Corner There Qiice. Ktootl a High School (Tune: ((.! VIuk."i There rrtce stoou a iilgh school small, There was not roem for all. Ic Medfcrd town it was tho round. Of all the pupils in the country far and wide, Of rooms there were but few And pupils sit two by two. Lach did his best to help the rest And so our school prrgrested. .(CHOIirs.) Now the rain falls tonight t'pon our school bouse. The rocf is leaking, the rafters squeaking. Kor a new building we are speaking We surely arc dlwiatlsficd. We worked for a building now With additional aeies, too: And under the sky euch night wo lie, And dream . about tur bqildln by ani iy; , . . . And if It were complete we wouldn't have fold feet," For all aro agreed a school weiieed, So this is what we plead. Tholma Kent. Hoover Refuses Job, , Harding Wants Him WASHINGTON, . .March -U.-Uiv clarlng .President Hardtnif had strongly expressed the wish" that ho, remain in the cabinet, flocreUry Hoover today informed Mayor J Hampton Moore of Philadelphia he could not accept tho director gener alship of the Heq'ii-Cnt"nnlal oxpo'O tlou to ' be. held in Philadelphia in 1 920. , . SSS!!!C!" . tlLLJ LLJl-L CHERROI Here on this earth, we fret and roar, c seek In vain for want ami more. Even as death's vision'meeti our sight, , ; We'll crave for mcfre,' glory light. Guui-nntocd Hmd Wheal FLOUR For High Close Putrotinj;o Tint DAY. MARCH II. VJ'Sl . SENATOR M NARY IS SCEPTICAL OF H. FORD'S OFFER C X i I I I VI Mac. 1 t, t'hali'- in,,,, V... , t ..f it... , .. ..i : tw mcalust ucefptam-v uf ..(ters of pit vate InteroHts to tin. sumo end, hut .tevoit sunt u piopomtu it worm uu Semite's Ktvulv, ' " enaunmiiB mateme.u ' " . . neeietaiy .Me.ary, t'epui'il'ltll, t'I'e- ' pun. leitliilked however. I hot con- . jli. ss shoultl net "take a w 11,1 leap. '1 want t Mk tho senatoia en the , ..ili.-r -i.i.. m,.v.v ...,hii..u...i 'whether all ef you too ready to take Henry Kortl's pmpoiuil ulthnut n.ak- ,nK : .alio nn.l thoiouKh otmly ef all o IT" is, I inn anxious to net. (ho plant in operttlnn. I ftilnk It worth while I ft r Peter B. Kyne, Author ef Note I'eter 11. hne. utithor of X appy i Rieks." starring Thoiuas Meii;liao. ' opting a tlni'i' days ensaitement at ..... ti.,.1. : ... ..I in. .i. 4 --.HUI ' lou.iuee, in uiiu oi the mont pulnr of Amerlena novel Ists and tuauazlno writer. Tho aoi-ton . iri,., ,,,, hlch "l'mv Ml.-W" f an PIf.-r-d In the Haturday Kvcnlng Post. Tl'.o i.turdy character pl ,a" easiey. wno nconies tue nsslstaut of Cappy IUcks In his ninri-1 time adventures, has ull the qualifica-1 theait ere largely offs.t by tho do-1 tlnns for effective transference to thoirntnv. at thy smaller offline, ("on- ..... i .... . . w nn and supplemcntm! by Mr. Mel Khan's art. the character stands out ns one of the best th'w far seen en the silver sheet. At the Page . Kvery'b 'Jy v.lu has ever read one of Mary Ibiberta ItlnehartV UelUhtftil stories of life as lived nmon? the doc tors, nurse, probationers and. inciden tally, patients, of b 1 1, hospital, will know that tho subject is one which ii far from being Klomy or depress ing. And "Tlio Glorious Fool," herj first motion picture ou this tlieine, j which opens a two tlaya run at the t Puk tlieutre today, proves It nil over j again. ' The two featured players. Itel no ( hndwffk "and Itlchurit Til will tm ! ....,it......l t..m l....l U. i V.U, W..-1 TT.l Illl. I T. JIIIT 1 III Wlfrn lO Dangerous Curvo AhouJ. Tho titles are in Mrs. ltlnehan's favorite t,tyl, anil tho picture, os a whole, is ure - fire hit for the blues. ipuvtmenl requiring vaccln.itit-a, d. U Is the story of little Jane Drown, 1 claroa tho iicbOoh Ul ioso nl liM.lj probationer, nnd Hilly Grant, a wild ''.00 by pulliug the order Into ef young BOHiiegrncc, w h: Is bmught to f,,(,l- I the hosnitul as a patient following bin then, whlhr intoKcat"d. of a trolley-car and his subsequent attempts to drive it. From the opening scene, in which Jane llrown and Hilly Grunt together, fiic.o death for tho first time, until the finish, when tlio swinging doors if the wurd close on a perfectly good kls between the two, there Isn't a dull mo ment. . . Pope's Election Time Extended to IS Days (ItO.MK. Mar. 11. (Ily Hi,, A. 1'.) A pnpiil decree will lie mnde public shortly extending- to fifteen days tho Interval between the death of u pope and the Mglnnlnif of the socred coh olnvo to elect his successor, Oirdlnnl O'Connell, nrchhlshop of Iloston, lobl the AsHOelnled Press today, Tim decree the cardinal inlib'd, ni-n will grant the - snored coUcho Hie power to extend this period If lie v aary. Ikink lt'i-rv liicccjiM-w.. Ni;V YOIIK, Mar. II.- The artijnl condition of the clefirliiij house bunks and trust companion tor th week shows' Hint they hold $;:a,M,i:,-,ii l.i excess of leeiM' i-ojiilien ht. Thin Is fin Increase of ' n,';i:i,Hii from last wwk; ' ' . ' , '. J) nu I ' kilt ANNOUNCEMENT COUNTY COMMI33IONER , Thns. ir.- Simpson, of Ashlanii; authorizes his announcement 'as a CHa dldate for the nomination for tho pffc of County Commissioner of Jackson County, subject to tho decision of tho Republican voters of mild county at the. Primary Klectiou, May 19th, 1922. -I; - ' A'lv. Qnauty ;eweiry Sepalrlnr. , Ulainpna . Ulna;. ., lc eatisfactlon Assured In quality and price. Mall us your wants. Ulgh- ).(& CriiKNi: - fuel Mlll.'l KliHi'lio. wlni ti'ii-i'otinil limit from I'liiuli'M Hiiwxiih, 1'iilvi'iNlly uf tirvxi'ii luilnu lllMttlll'Ult'. HA Kl'.ll -Ail Ouottivu, linker, uml Tom Kay, tutuOia. vrit' leit iuiiihIs 'tu u ilritw ...........i uii,iih...i h.... v..li T.imI rVo umu relhsl 1.M3 In steoml tiuuo ' ,,lf i,,.wtti,m mViM with Uluwkvyu i T.-.i. hi Ana.lo lluwllnw leuu mat. h. U)i;is n.i.i; (suanuler) l.e.yls. defeated Cm lele I lielj?", llel Kit) It). In nl IU lu lit falls hero. I lll'lTAt.o Ito.ky Kaitsus. Iluf. ifalo, won juila") iteilslon over tleno IIH - imont .Meinplits, In ton rounds. CltirAOO Hud Taylor. Terr ' 'l"- Hrhaeffrr. ChlenKO, lxixe.1 leu rouiola to draw. niKAIU WoiI.I h record fr hup, step and Jump broken by T, T. ll'isklllS, I'. A. A, ut tituk iue.( .f Ulst liif.iuiry. A. A.. I'lHtaii. e 31 1-1 W iiuulo IhUI.HKI!, t'olu. (IreeleV pmve.t sui'prUo In state IiIkIi Ni'Iiik'I baaket- i hall totirnnniellt by defeatlnu Colo Imilo Hpritiits hluh, 33 to to, l'ullo ! cotitennlnl' ilri'At.'d (IiiiiiiImoii, 4:1 tu 131. Post Office Shows ! Prosperity Return WASHINGTON. Vaeeh II hull ration of Improvement In IU" r.enera! Industrial si'ujlion emit by of- fl. l.iU In iho report today of Teliruary in stal mvIhkii traiiiutctiotm, showluK . - -ii..... i.. . f ,i ni'iiiu iiier.'ri'ii' in itoiHaiis cr i withdrawal lor tho first mouth Htneo - January. lDLM. ! Tiia ini.l n.,i .1-,,.iim ..n m..,.i t wasal.owntohoappioMmalrlvllllYJLSON AUDITING CO. i"t.0i'. nuusiauiini nn roaao m in- posits v.n reports generally uy tue lurger oel. t(lees, It was. Mid, hut side:uiile Improvnmciil lit tlio latter us expM!eil hiWuver, with tliu ap proai h of SprliiK. Offices r.'lxirt'ng gains of I.'u.iumi j t'r morn durlnic IVIiruary ln. lii.loi! New York HoUoii IH.sat; lirocUhn ?,i.:,t;3; Cliku j;,0": Stutllu 1,11, IU, ' Tacomg School Board Upholds Vaccination . - TACtMA. March 11. Th school hoard last night voted that no pupil who has not ! u van Inut.-il shuUvbe pcrmlltml to attend school Monday j cf for eighteen dn.vs thereafter. llv la,... C. Illin mul 1 llllll 11a u-lll I... t - W . V " .."WW r..-,,n .11 ; I'urn d, , i j i Kuperlntondent f.i lr.er, w bo uppos-. .wl Hi" t eder of the city h.-ulili do-! GET DEVOE'S Phono 122 R " - "f"- C. A. D Voe, Prop. - v Groceries and Confectionery ' iCE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS, t CIGARS, TOBACCOS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY, JNUT3, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS, " MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK, BAKERY GOODS, HOT COFFEE AND LUNCHES, TRU-BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES We Sell Anita Stewart Coffee" ; ? YOU CAN GET IT; AT DE V6ES : " ' ' Open Evenings and Sundays.- " ... CHANGE IN SCHEDULE is F.FFKCTIVB FKB, 1, 1023 MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES ' ' Dally Kxccpt Sunday .. ,(, , , lv. Mispionn io a. m. .., lv. nosEiiuna i.op p, m. GRANTS Dally Leave MciUord JO.00 A. M. i 1.00 P. M. 4.30 P. M. Fares: Metlforrl-arnnis Puss, $1.13; Grants Pusi-ltoscbnrit, fabOj ' MeUfortl-Ilosoburg fi.13. ' " SEEDS SEEDS i full lltlivof rellal'le bulk Hint UieU Ue Sei'ilt fiom rllollN t'l.v, lowu, i , iiiiritcry,' ' i - . f Sti nrlMt I'oIiiIOk r'e"il Lee Walhins fed Co; I'lioue Ulit) ;iiij hti, l ioiti Dr. Johnson Says Itdiable tU-ulal wmlv w a reasonable price, in what you want. Our nianv sati.sfi(;l pa ticntri arc tan lcst rcf oinmciHliitiniis. Ask them. Dr. O. J. Johnton DENTIST 223 East Main St. Phono CC0- Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors INCOME TAX C0MK IN NOW Is the sppl we make to our clients. You will thus avoid the rnsh o the final day of tha period when our time la taken op day and nltflir to -it ui-timi vj iv nv timw i ..... v ....... ... Our l:rflilrnt Hertlc laves money for others and It do so for you. nil jterty Hiillillns. tlor. DRY WOOD Two Tier 12 hn-h Pino, Ono Tier 12 im-h Oak mid Laurel, all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD Phone 551 SENSATIONAL Oldsmobile Four Touring Car $1385 Busy Oornor Motor Co: Mln t Itlrenilne' IT AT 430 W. Main t.-. PAHH-MIODFORI) STAG TA and Sunday I4v Grants Paw; 10.00 A, M.Vy 1.00 I', Rl. 4.4.1 1', JI.