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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR MKDFOKM) MAIL TKUUINK. MUOKOIM). OI.KUOX. MON'DAV. MAIH'll J;!, liej Medford Mail Tribune AN INDKI'ltNliKNT NKVVSIAIKH PUBl.lMMKO KVKRT AFTERNOON kxkcpt Sunday by thi: MKUroUU l'lUNTlXU Co. . Tha Medford Riinriay fiun In furnished subaorllKrs desiring a, seven Uay daily njRpt-r, Office Mall Tribune Building. tS-17-19 North Fir atrect. Phone J4. . . A ) consolidation of tha liemocrattc Tim", the Mcllord Mall, the Medfnrd Trlliune, thn Southern Ot-Ptonhin. The Ashland Tribune. , KOHKJlT W.'nUMU Editor. iUMlTKU 8. SMITH, Manager. VBscmimoii tHHii BY MAIL In Advance: Pally, with Sunday Sun, yar IJ.Sn YAPPINQ WHILE THE WORLD BURNS. PAT HARRISON hales lleur.v Ctihot IahIk'i'. That's the real rea son for his fijiht on the Four lWor treaty, that ami his ohli irntion, as Democratic lemler to fijrht anything with ti KopublioAn Inlwl. If the Massachusetts senator couhl he climhiatrsl from the troaty situation, the pact would he Nig nod tomorrow. The senators who are I'ilihlinir the treaty from motives of sincere conviction, can he count ed on tho fingers of one hand. The real fight is on Lodge, just iH tho real fight against tho League of Nations was on Wilson. MGetting even," that is the determining motive behind the op,o- illnner was held ami a display of Jack son eouuty manufactured Roods won mnililMined w( tho exhibit httildinK for a period ot four months. Conducted successfully a cuuipalKii l.i uncuro i'!7 100 f ir ooriiihtienr Im. provemcsts at the county fair itvounds. Ily present iiw evidence lo the adju tant .uenoral's orrtoo that blankets to the value of $250 loaned to tlte former commercial club were noi lent throiiKli neKllRence, the demand for the pay ment of this sum of money was cancelled. ll..tl..,.n.r lh.,1 ..l...ln, lhl n... ition to the Four Tower pact. It's merely a continuation of the old '.m valuation of the Pacific & Kast ern railway $loti,iMh, the assessor leHy, wltlt Sunday Sun. month .TS; Wiknn.l .ii,loo foml rilllv lll.n.,l Snn,U fin 1 Sll I IMU1J i I V ICIIU. Oi.tftH' .?nili till Aecording'to "the Mirrors of Washington," Mr. Wilson would j ,h,rt,Khl u ,,,M M- u M,d" M ?f,R" Iribu"tv'm mr !h , .i. . . . r . v . oiHTiite thl rnllixiud. in r.urnes to an BtCAURlKhlTn Medfr "ffrwHl 10 ,lU' VcWTTJltlOIW, Hlltl the LfHRlU of NlltlOIIR lllfail,- n.ltPy. the chamber of com- Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, : ,,aot vcouM have lvrohnhlv horn ratified if he hadn't suffered from mere naked nn.l secured a cancella- flSliy': wunow SSi dnyUKun?minth " i thl' r'0,,i complex. Lodge would have accepted the reservation pro-: h' IniwaM. m.ai the hoard of Silhunrn8'';.; ! if couM have forgotten Wilson! All terma ey carrier, casn in advance. etltialitntlon AHHlsied in in event lim the Pacific & Kastem ralhtxid from tn-inii declared u common earlier, hut nw to It helnR clnHHificd uh a carrier of forest i- Bworn dally average circulation for "'".' v t ' ""fe" .t. .m . i ru.- .... ,.,. j,,,.,,, i montha ending Oct., 3, liSjm Ulitus alone roniaui. No one thinks of what is good for tho j . Seemed the appointment of n Med Entered, aa u im r matter at Medfnrd, Or pan, under the act of March I 187. Official pufvor of thn City of Medford. Official paper of Jackaon County. The situation merely brings into sharp relief, the political bank ruptcy of congress. Statesmanship has gone. Personal spite and par MEMBERS OP THK ASSOCIATED PRKS3. The AMoclated PreK la excluatvely entitled to the use for republication of all m-ne fUitnntches crnted to it, or not otherwise credited in this eaper, and alan the local news puhllslied herein. All right of reeubllrntien of eoeclal dlepntches liereln are 1bo renerveii. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry.' tho four winds. .The latest candidate for Rovernor 1ms annotmced his 'idatfonn. on Vhich hejitands flatfootfdly for the abolish ment of everything but himself. Cannibalistic traits in taxes are fdiowiiiK up aain, many people com plaining they art" beinn eaten tip by the game. As one downtrodden tax payer sail mhen he bought a $25 fish ins reel: "Ain't taxes hell!" The Erne Mohr kids have begun to act like Ireland f Sain, nd If they don't cut out the civil war will have to Ret' up before breakfast. count rv, evervonc is thinkinsr of what is good political material or : fonl ,u"n- t!w,w T- Odlins. ns ti mem- pood for the payment of a personal grudge. tUm nm M n of thin, a It is inconceivable that such tactics can win, that smji flippautj branch orflce wlih a paid cmpluye to and childish foil v. can bo carried to the noint of actually defeat imr i '" tourists will be maintulned ut .u e- r t , .4 i--'.i I tho office of the Medford chamber of t nc of the finest conceptions of American statesmanship m the conn- mmsK9 ,,,, tho , wM ,, o( try s history. ' .National ( alamity is a until term. If the I nited 1922. States procram should be destroyed, not onlv will American Demoe- ' means of a memts rshlp cam . k ,1,.. i,.,;.v,;..., 1, .,t ..11 -i...:....,...i.,. 1.... f.,.!ln bud by il.e activities of the l" 1 '"'o-"'"s yl .... ..".. v -i-- nien.l.rship eoiiimitt.e appcxinmtely numan net torment in tins generation will lie scattered wantonly loiKlxty new members wer seiurt'd by . the chamber, thereby mainiuliilnn the I memlicrship which was olls.'i by deaths and ieiintils. .Conducted a campjtUn t' Rit resi dents of southern Oregon t visit Crater lake lust aenaon which resulted ! lb the .Yledfiird Katewuy h.'tvini; th I lawst lncnniio in tho history of Cra j tor Lake imtlon.il park. ; Kniloyod an attorney to nppcnr nt jthe heariitK of tho Medford rate case i b'fore the Interstate commerce com mission at San FruuHsco. This to J ect her with the printing of briefs called for an exiM-niliture of Case still pendljlK. Cooperuttst in advertlsini; the Med ford-Crater Lake motorcycle run. Secured more adequate road aiKns ; directing tourists to Cmter Uikc. Quill Points Business will pet better when it gets better credit. Another note long past due is a note of cheerfulness. Isn't there a vacant 'place on the bench for Mr. lWalif When Lloyd Oorge shows Tip, there is usually a show-down. Ireland reminds us that a little religion is also a dangerous thing. ti.. '. 4. i...:7.i. i.'.4..i.-4 :.. :....4 ..i. - .1.. ::. . S Arranned with the city authorities xiiu &iicsi 1-nicc ui miii ui- imii-iii-i 1 jui uiiin. m mc J"i : for iumtwr band concerts. ear. 1 ily cjoeration with the cjiinty : authorities, the forestry service and 41 . .1 . i-e 4 . 1 .. 1 , ,..1 . ..the state highway commission, the 4U 4.. V4.UIUIMI4, IIOl'KU, J""1 "' ""-l HII""'I1 J,, g nJ ,ilCIUniU IZ i D f UlC mother. Etopt has her freedom. Egypt is the father of the world's worst cig arettes, and the mother of the muscle dance, '-I always executed, by plump ladies called Fatima. influence James Middleton Cox. who has the honor of being the worst beaten candi-j date who ever stuck his nose Into a , " presidential race, is goinR to tour the' The rottenness in Denmark appears to have communicated itself country for the democratic party, and to the German mark. Proximity to -the Pacific appears to have little Hollywood. on with the assistance of the Portland Journal ought to be able to give It another good licking. Mr. Cox has a hide' tike linto a bloodsweating hippo Ktouius, and more gall than Katcoc Arbuckle. PLAIN . (Klamath Herald) K JA'THERAN CHURCH : . H. J. Meyer. No service Gone. Owing to his razor skidding, the C. Chaplin mustache belonging to Geo. T. Collins has been obliterated. ' A Gatsheviki went down the Main Stem Sun. In a Bkirt with S6 buttons. Only two ot.thera were working. The VS. census report shows there are 21,068 reform organizations at it. If there were any more they could start in on themselves. ' ; Crater Lake highway from the Med turd city limits to the Klncadv place. j which Is the end ot the section I111 i proved last year. This c-ivern a dis tance of 8.7 miles. From Trail to Prospect, the suae highway commis sion and the forestry serlvcc will each spend this year llGo.mu for the build Iok of hridues and ara linn. This Is a " I distance of 32 miles. 4 1-4 , ,. , 1- l- t. 1 4i rr... A Enlertalneil representatives of the A novelist says our day p high noon of Lngbsh letters. Twelve KUmnlh yjt r'haUjIi,r 0 nwrt tab NKW YOUK. A decisive result Is hoped for toulKht In tho clash at. Madl sn Squiiiv tlardeti between Tom t!lb Ions of Si. Paul and Many Oreb ot Ptt-ilimtf In their sobeduled fifteen round bout. Hibbuns, by virtue ir his v'lht advantage, Is the favorite. The men aro to weltth lit at 12, hut It Is Keneially expected fjrcu will a,,(V f tlemm? ni'verm nuns unuer uiis pouimaKe, 111 addition, thn St. Paul seraiioer has an advautioie id' two lurhca In reach audj more than four Inches In Iteluht, HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? I. Uluit races .are liuhided In tile colored rnee'f J. Where I' thn red raeit ehlefly foil ml 3. Slow lliihll do the colored race outnumber tho white Hire? 4. Why do brides wear oraniio blossoms? 5. Wbero did New Jersey (let Us unmet1 II. on whirl, const .of Italy In the ST. PAl'L Westminster team, IW ton, made It two strnluht from ai. Paul club, w inniiiH Si to 1 In second Maine 01' scries, for I'nlted States Amateur Hockey association championship, HAVANA lr. Clark. runnliiR under colors or M. (olittlalt And ilddcti by JtH'key tlarncr, won Kiand prUa of Cuba, llace one kilo. CAMPUIlXii:. Mass, Mar. 15.-It. T. Klslier, Harvard fooiliall coach, said today that ho believed the football rules commit toe nmdo a mistake In passing the new rule that if a player Is taken out of a name because of injuries he cannot return to phiv In the same half. Fisher said that there would be a tendency to leave tin Injir.vd player lu the (i.ime until phyuli-lan and coaches were convinced Unit It was uereHsary to take him out Instead of withdrawing him for observation. XASHVlt.t.K. Temi.. Mar. 13. Kd tStnincleri Lewis, world's ehampl m lu'livy wcIrIiI wrestler, who defeated Joe Petrof hero last week by tislnu the hendlock, has lcn imitched attain with tho Utilitarian heavywelsht fr a finish lsmt next Thursday nivht under 1111 agreement that the hendlock be burred. 7, I'tolcr what riait did thn fliot Hle.'iniNblp eroKS the Alliuillc? S, What was Dm name of the ship? , t. What year wiis the trli innde? I A. tu what state Is Hnimlywliic, where the revolutionary liatilo was fOUKht? I. What Is KaatertldeT Ana. Kahtertlile la tho forty days FIRST MATE OF LURLING GIVES OUT THE FACTS He Fccla its Strong, and Ac tive as a Boy and Hasn't a Trace of Rheumatinn or Stomach Trouble Left, De clares Meyers. I would be mi iimeasoiiiil.lo man ffM 1 not lo be aolUfled n(h U KtiNter tu ns.eiiHlon-tlav. It Is aoine- l"H 'o"o for me." Union considered t' fiflyseven days r"' P'lui.ir iut mnte or lu Mlean from Master lo Trinity Sunday S. Mow many nallmiatiiles I are there in tho United StalenT Ana. Ahotll 4H. .1, lu what roiinliy wern hotels flrt established? A lis. l.ydU Was the flint country, to provide Inns for travelers. I, On what river Is Chuttaiiooita, Tciin. Ans. The Tennensee river, .", To what country did New OrlcniiN om-e hclotiK? Ans. France. U Hill -1 1 nnld for liiHiiinnce. 7. I low toniiv terina was Wm.li Inwion preHldem? An. Two, . S. Who succeeded It I in ? Ana. Jehu Adams. 9. Wtoro s Wnhtni;ton burled? Aim. Mt, Venmn. in, WI111 until. "Wo must hantr to l:eiher or we will hnttK ewtratey?" A 111. I 1 rink Uo. Abler St. sold Cred Mi r. of the Hleaiu- hock. I'orllniiil, cr I.ui-lloir. ore. "Tor four nr five years mv mmmu p was nil out of order and I aurfcrod terribly rrum ibeuuiallNtu, Nnliody but myself win ever know the mi. ,ery I went tlirnuuli In that lime, I cinildil't eat without aufreilnu III'1 (treaiest iilairesa, my buck bun mo ao that It Was nftony for me lo bend over mid atiauibli ti on iiit iln. ami I .was o nervous nml resiieKi I eouhin't What Ih the i.remliim 01, an In- ,,," "'"''I' 1 "',,'"'' V'e policy? Ans. Tho sum " ,,"v,' " lbndld Death Mining Expert Reveals Two Wives MOTHER, QUICK. GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP FOR CHILD'S BOWELS o'clock and all is Wells. The only crime wave that shocks a rural community is when a fresh young thing waves at a married man. Democracy Iia. its little faults, but back in the good old days, 'Darn the king" was a jail sentence. There may be another war, however and the rising" generation should be trained in the art of saluting. For the good of the community, it might he a good idea to fumi gate some of the divorce suits before they are pressed. . Women are smoking Cigarettes like the men, and scratching matches on the .Iwttom of their shoes. , Faith is the quality that makes a parent believe the child will understand the educational part of the film and not catch on to the naughty part. CHICAGO. Mar. 11 Mrs. Claire Gil bert und her on Karl Jay Gilbert, will ko to Iais Anaelcs to view the body of Edward Gllliert. mlnlmt expert whom Mrs. Gilbert claims was her liusbnnd. Mrs. Gilbert, her sun and Iter dmitthter Claire, recvlved word of Gilbert's death yesterday. (Jllbert's death, srrordinn to l.os Anitelea dispatches, reveuled that he had two wives: one the Mrs. Gilbert In Chicago, and the other a woman he had married some time after his disap pearance from hero nineteen years aiio. ' T. Hill Isaacs is goins to Portland to hear grand opcry, and it looks like the valley never would get a bass nolo it can make out hereafter. - Some Things the Medford Chamber of Commerce Accomplished, Past Year A BACKHANDED WALLOP (Klamath Record) J. 1!. Downing;" who has been" "under the weather" since a Christ mas vacation in' southern' Califor nia,' Is able to bd'aroubd again. A partial list of the activities and accomplishments ot the Medford cham ber of commerce during the second fiscal year since reorganization: L The community chest Question set tled by referendum. Assisted to the extent of $200 to make possible the continuance-of the Another cheap car Is going to be put on the market. Then it will be. every man for himself, ind tw;o cyclone cel lars to the block. Otto Wables is on the sick list. (Klamath Herald). Living up to his name. "MAN SHOT IN FASHIONABLE SECTION" (Hdline Los Angeles Times), OuchJ Quch!,! The new curfew law Is being ob served to the letteron Main Btreet. good work of the Jackson County Cov Testing association. . In cooperation with Governor Olcott and other Citizens Of Oregon, a practi cal solution of the concession problem at Crater Lake was obtained. A successful Oregon Product week was conducted. An Oregon Products THE VACANT CRADLE (Salem Statesman) LOVING. LITTLK GIRLIE. JVST 16 Worth $00,0007, will marry. Club, Hox 55, Oxford. Tla. The allies were astounded nt tho audacity of America in asking for ex-j penses in keeping soldiers' on the Kliine-ra ; bill of $241,006,000. It wasi thought tills account was settled last' June with a sicech on LnKaycttc. j Micu Woinnck floundered a rod from srt Bat. and proceeded after 3 wheel barrow load of billies' bad been dis charged from his hip pocketi The pcaco treaties are all rlxlit, with the exception that they were typewrit-; ton by a blonde stenog with bobbed hair, and the president did not gad all over Kuro;ie before springing them. I wait gRhumos Mason EATN AND DROUTH Mil TI I THJ THE water's piled iii my front yard, all kinds of water, soft and hard, and Kt ill the rain comes alopping down, aud satu rates the weary town. .The rain against the window heats, and catfish throne; the village streets, and even frogs and ducks are tired; they have more rain than they desired. And while the day's so wildly wet, I road the (Jophertown Gazette, the old homo paper that has brought for years its freight of Gems of Thought. And hack in Gophertotvn, it seems, all dried up are the babbling streams; there is no water in tho wells; ir parching population yells for just a little.slice of rain, and all its yelling is in vain. No rain clouds gather in the sky, the river beds Hi-e dusly dry, while fish sit up along the brink and gasp for something fit to drink. The weather bureau should reform; why does it always send a storm where there should be a cloudless sky, and send a drouth where it in dry? Why does it drench Hie western coast and dodjfe the plains that iieed rain most? Why am I always stuck in mud, or battling through a turbid flood, while other fel lows voice their wrath because they cannot have a bath,? The .weather bureau makes me tired; all winter long it's kept me mired, ! 1 ' and members of the Medford rhnmber of commerce were entertained by them at Klamath Falls. Tennl:i tournaments were held at each place. Cooperated In the organization of the consolidated chamber of commerce of soul hern Oregon. Conducted the best ear show ever held under one roof is the state of Oregon at the cost to tho chamtwr of $13.8.1. The most complete dlsplny of apples In. number of varieties aud qualities were shown at the Apple Exposition at the Exhibit building. This display has been maintained for the past four months and Is still attracting a great deal of attention. This exposition cost the chamber of commerce $30. till, altho premiums approximating a value of $500 were offered by banks and mer chants of Gold Hill, Central Point, Ash land uhd Medford to make the Pear i show and Applo exposition possible. Members of the chamber of com merce attended tho Josephine county fair nt Grants Pass. '; - Cooerated with Ibo' Medford post of the American legion and entered a float Ih tho Armistice Day parade. Entered a float In the W of July parade at Ashland. Chamber of commerce members Were entertained at tho forum of the Orants Pass rhamlicr and a like cotir, tesy was to Grants Pass at Medford. Organized the Retail Merchants Uureau to relievo the directors from solvlhg problems directly affecting the commercial growth of Medford. Organized the craters with a view of impressing iixn the young menif Medford community responsibility. Conducted 62 weekly forums, the one held on March 1st being the una htm . dredth forum since reorganization, In cooperation with the Scenic ' Preservation association, secured funds sufficient to plant 27!) shade trees at the county fair ' community grounds. 1 Answered 1500 communications of ; inquiry and a similar number of per. 'sonal calls for Information from pro spective residesls. ! Secured the publication of literature by the authorities of Jackson county. 1 There are a good many other actlv. I Hies that thn chamber of commerce Is I Interested in nt present but at this I time cannot be classad as accomplish ments. '.-,- -4 4Si mh& QUININE A' m Dm mt4iim imm Yfc V4U4 I I fcnjrt 44 Ml.4. U .! I 14 . v. a. e u. t,4.r. pct With Medford trade Is Medford made cTerro Tls Youth's own pleasure to dream 1 aud learn. Of wrested (asks, to glori Wirt. ' Tls Age's pleasure to bring to mind, The memories distant of being kind ' Guaranteed Hard Wheat FLOUR- For IflRH Clans I'tttronago At Your Croccr'i. United Army Stores IJ2 S. CVntrnl Avenue Mcdroid, Ore. TKXTJ Xl'AV T K.N TS We were fortunate In securing this shipment of duck, so as to bo In a position to sell you tents at these un heard-of prices, which will last only while present stock Is on hand. Therefore do not wult till next Mav or June and expect to buy a tent at these prices. These, prices ar not guaranteed. Ieulcrs urn buying them by the dozen. All our tents are made of II. 8. standard 2!-ln-h width white duck, now; uiumado l-Z pitch; double stitched, guy ropes und toggles reinforced at ridge ends and eaves. All our tents carry the brand CO.YWAY ARMY TKXT which stands for rjual It y. , 7x7, 8 ot., 3-ft. side wall $ O.so 7x9, 8 ot.. U-ft. aide wall 8.20 8x10. K or.., 3-ft. sldn wall 11.00 10x12, 8 oz 3-ft. side wait 1 1.00 10x14, 8 oz., 3-ft. slilo wall 12.70 12x14, 8 oz., 3V4-ft.sldo wall.. 15.7:. 12x1(1. 8 oz.. !5-ft. Kldo wall.. 17.20 14x16, 8 nt.. 4-ft. side wall 2'.:. 7x7, 10 oz., 3-ft. side wall K.:i.. 7x9, 10 oz., 3-ft. sldn wall lo.oii 7x9, 10 oz., 3-ft side wall II. la 10x12, 10 oz., 3-ft. side wall ... 13.80 10vt4, 10 oz., :t-ft. side vall.. . l.Vi',11 12x1 1, 10 oz., 3'-ft. side wall 19.50 12x18, 10 oz., 3 ',2 -ft. sido well 21 55 14x1(1, 10 or.., 4-ft. side wull ... 25. .'.0 t(fx22, 10 OH., 5-ft. side Wi-ll ... Mt.HO 10x21, 10 oz., 5-ft. side wall 10.7a Our tremendous outlet k'vim up the big buying power, heiiM tlm saving to you. Yon will be snrprbed when yon sco the ninny bargains we are offer- lliig in army foods of all kinds. . CONW AY Al'TH TENTS, Just the thing for your cairtptng trip. These auto leiits will fit nny ear. You do not need polos. The front flap rides on your unto top. 7x!l, will fit. any nulo, K-oz $ 9.60 7x1), will fit any nlilo, lO-oz,... 11.50 Slorm Curtains If Desired. 7x7, 8-oz $ 2.45 I ft. 9 In. x 7 ft., 8-0,. pair 8.40 Mail orders filled promptly, UNITED ARMY STORES 32 South Central Avenue Medford, Oregon, .t. T. CONWAY, Pres.-Mgr. "Pioneer Army Storo Man ot Oregon" Ka a sick hild lon-a tlm ' Imily" Lute of "California Pig hjrop." H Ian liltlo lonnue U rnatcl, or if your rhild it loilioK, iiii,, . irili, full of col l, or ha Diilc, a tpn.HHinful will nrrt U'.l to open Dm iori. In a few beur yon enn for yom-wlf hnvt tlioroiijldy it norki all lo rintlpation poium, miiV bile and uate Itum I br tinder, liltlr hottcia and (,'ivin you a veil, p'.uylul iliil.l again. Milli,.n o nioltiera kp "Californi Kip Svrup" hjailr. Tls-y know a tea pooitful today ' ai, k child to ninrrow. Ak your dritfjRit for gi-nuiim "California Kig Syrup" wliicli hn ilir,?. t,on lor Utlir4 an I rluldrrn 01 alt 0;,'' J pruned on ttti. .Motiirr: veil noil nv "' iHf.'rtiis" or you may jp-t an iiui- tnlion .j svrup. ( niiprtiiii mi and my alnioiub l Jui iii.c U ii.. one, I 11 111 ns blrotig and ndlve na n boy naalu and It Is only right thai 1 should Rive lim irodli to.Tatilae, foe It certainly did the work for toe." Tnnlno and Tanlae Vevetablv puia ara sold by tba vst Hid Pharmacy. nd by Irndlim drtdifrlHU tvery whom. Adv. OIM CHUKQ Chin4i Herb Store Tills Is to i-.rtirc tunt tjirii fliunij of M.itror.l. flic, i,m i-ur.t io f n.iitro nn.l moiiim I, iiuol.tM. H. M, l.-ooar.l. las J St., tlianln l"u, Tliix Is 10 nillfy Unit (llin 'lionn of Mi..or,l, fr. li.m ciMvl too ,,f rtittii, or r-.nr yi(,r' ktnixlinii I", tl, Uhuiii. Ill H l . Hi. oil, l-mn. Mr. l.drr.l. lu.H. ii. Jan, II, 1IT. This is t. criifr 1 im 1 1. ti,,. im.irr- lnlil. fold V,-rV ..Villi :ti00.li- lluti.H mid lin.l .., n li.ain-rr.1 fur . nj-ni ,ut tod lt Aoao-i ik not .,.,i, ,, ll'', alel to uloiK r.f lllin V loilof I !, II. 1I1 ioir- l ni TU H.01II1 r'ronl rlnx.!. .M. .ir.,r.i, I .KriU. d lo k i In 1 In f-.r tny Hloniio ii tnini.lr, und I hlnrl...! lo f.irltnit t 1 1 r an (mm.ii im I u-u-d in- in xaU tWc iint n 4.ll man nod can lu-,ii',! rixm in. 11, 1 ,uioo.. ttrillcti'-i u I una to tea dim t'liunit 1110I 11 Idii ltrh S!n.d W. It. JuliNXON. W HiH-.t.a; V"in, I'la T'ik! Point. W. I., rtiil.lr.ili, Pii(l V,nt. St. A. Atnlrrisi.il. M.iif.ir.l. H. P. Hollo. n, Ijieln pnlni. '. IU Mootr. .'rfiil. 1'utnl. J V. Mt-liityra, ll point U.'o. on l. r Hi lien, V.a Point. "1 hns. K NiclmU. Pdiiln i'oliii. . ANNOUNCEMENTS . COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 Thos. II. Slmnaon. of Aatilnnd. I authorizes bis announcement as a Can-1 didntn for thn nominal loa for tlm orflce1 of County Commissioner ut Jackson County, subject to tho decision of the P.npnbllcun voters of suld county ut the rtlmary WcctUm, May lfitli, 1922.; Adv. j SENSATIONAL Olchmobilc Four Touring Car $1385 at Medford. Busy Corner Motor Co. Main at lUveralrirt - ." . . '.--.j . i!i m THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE FORD SEDAN - , - IS . I ' f , 4 An lilenl car for the family l tl.e Iho year round. Wiu-iu nail coy in cold, rulny winter tveatbet' and und nml 0N-n In siini'iu r time. It's hliuplicliy nml case of opefnlion ennldii nny mem li-r of the faoil'y lo drive It. Its Mtinly, durnbln coici no lion liiHures long lift' of wrvlce; lis econ omy of H'iallon uiul low first cost enables nny family to enjoy one. Phono 111, our lciiioiistm(or Is nt your servlco. Prove, to yourself, Mm NliH-rior qilnlitlcs Hint ice. oiiuiicihI the Font Kclnn lo yon. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Cur. BUth and Ptwlfte Highway csSI-ara-crji i. J.! -I CHANGE IN SCHEDULE Ei n:cnvE Vkr. i, 102a : . . MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES Ially Kxcept Btmtlajr LV. MICDI OUD 10 A. M. lv. nosEituiia 1.00 P. M. GRANTS IMM-MEDFORD RTAOKS Dully ami Sunday I.eavo Mcdfonl 10.no A. M, 1.00 1. M. 4.30 P. M. Pnrcsi Medford-Grnnis Pass, $1.18; Grants rnss-Itosebttrgj f.l.OOj Mcdford-ItoHcbtirjf f LIS. Leave Orants Pass 10.00 A. nL 1.00 P. L 4.45 P. M.