MATT.
I'm j i ui..
TTUBTTN"rc,
medfotiu onvxios. vuutw. MArtnr'i7. 1022
FLU LEFT HIM
HELPLESS SAYS
PORTLAND MAN
Could Hardin Eat Enough to !
' Keep Soul and Body To-
,, J J4,.l, tir..
gether and Strength Was
All Gone, Says Avery -
Friends' Advice Saved
Day for Him.
"Il Uiiu mi I'M f 1 1, nil who lulil mm
In th Timlnc iiihI Itii wiih never it
In (in r tt it I tbiiii win n bit mlvheil
in" In I iv II." mill T. I!. Avery, till?
laul Ttti nlli'lli Hi, HhIIIIi, Piu'lluml,
I H O,
"My linuliin Klinl.il two yitiiH nun
hen nil n 1 1 hi ll (if llil Irft me iilmoKl
llllll NH. My Hllillllli ll !IIVi inn nil
liilnht of Uiiiililn, my iii.itllii wax mo
poor I mi' liiinllv f ii 1 1: h in ki'ip
l.i.tlv inn) mini inKi llii r.
"II i i rliiliilv nit u hiu nml ii'im
iinl urn in -Inn In inn III" w n v 'I nnlm'
r 1 1 i li li i .m il ii i mi my t rml.i. f
r. i I Jum liku n hi w mini nml lmv
iiii.ru life nml iiuinv llian In yearn."
Tanlne nml ThiIm" Vi"i'tbln I'llla
mn Mild by a tin Wi-wl Hbln Pharmacy,
ml by leiidlim drO:l' everywhere.
Ay.
Dr. Johnson
Says
Sinji i inu'. Ii'ii't ilinji'iir
itriw,' with ymip leiili,
Your Exetnes Probably Arj:
'iIh lull iiiip-li. Hurl l
lllllrll, llllil ll' I Hilly I'lllllil
snii-it iho time,
An examination nnt run.
hiilfutinii woiiM com ince ymi
nf iiiitny iIhiiuh.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DENTIST
228 East Main St.
Phone 6C9
MEDFORD
CAFETERIA
Waif On Yourself
Get What You Want
Pay for What You Get
Our Mi als hit nil I Ionic Conltoil
We Make a Specialty of
Private Dinner Parties
Coini mul Hit filxmt yutir innni.
HVMI.MKNT !' Mi:ioHI UI.IM).
" MRS. L. M. HOWELL, Prop.
SENSATIONAL
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
nt Modfiird.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main at Itlvrrililo
FRESH VEGETABLES
As the season advances, fresh vegetables are getting a little, more
plentiful. We have a good assortment for tomorrow.
Head Lettuce
Leaf Lettuce
Green Onions
Radishes
Parsley
FRESH FRUITS
Oranges Florida Grape Fruit 'I Eating Apples
, Bananas Calif, Grape Fruit ' Cooking Apples
Telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if
called at the store in person.
Personal Attention
Phone 252
PLEA FOR TRUCKS
MADE AT SALEM
BY GUS NEWBURY
H.M.K.M, Ore., Mnr. IT. Application
of lt iii'itnr V'f'tlc!(! law piunmd by tint
" "M Hll SI'HIIIOII 111 HHIl'l !'
i ,,.,, lm lf,Klill((i()l fl(.((r(lltlK t
! rncoiiiineiiilHllonH of u I'dliililttC'fl hp-
!i"im'i ' ciminnuM i-nut a. wnnanm
of the public imi'vU'd I'liiiiiiilHMlun, fol
lowing n Iii'hiIiik yoiiiiiriluy In whl'ii
M lilrln opeiatum from nil put t nf lh
Ntntii Hired linnlMtilprt iimlnr provlnlotm
ol I In' Inw.
Co operation ut ull roncern"d J il
lllilklllK (tin bent of din Inw until til"
next i'bniiM (if tin liKlrtlnluifl tit
which n n I'ffurt will In. mud" In obtain
MinilirlriiilfiiiH was ilin imimrul cunciii.
slllll Iflll'lll'll.
(inn Newbury of Almlfniil wanted In
bti'iw Vk ti y nil 1 1 n Ii u nut ioitiielliig
with rnilromlx could mil lm i.i imiK iI
frniii Irid'-ni ii H y bond reiiulietiienlK.
E
U AHIIINCTiiN Mar. 1 7. "I'nlli M
ii i iillnii" Willi tin' Aliii'ililill
IKlxn In H "fiiiinyiiiiiit d.iy"
.dm' nisi Mmiiliiy In IiihI Jnlm for
7 (ill, iiMit iiiii'iii.ni it MliialiM of III.
uiiilit u.ii- m in ki iI in ii Mni. mi nt
Inxiii i IihIii) bv Hi-iii iniy of l.alior
ll.lMH.
"Inulnif our Mini Ki-iuy," lm ai.l.
ilii.y wrii'il im, i.fl.'iliiK 1 lu-lr nil, mul
I lm i ll till' linllolllil Inlrn nl litmvn
t ! own. II Ik ol. w llii. if uly of nil
ri I Aim rt' mi i ltli'im In m i. tlinl
tin y m i" in . Ii ! .1 for. TlH-y nk no
.hully. Inn only ,i 1I11111..1 til linib r
IiiiiIh i- n i vl.i. in boiH'Ht rulin tnrlit.
"Wink iiinKm Hi.. (Inn fly, lulil thn
Ami il. an l nlmi hmiK II nil IiIkIi In
pi in - ii In w nr."
CLUBS FOR STATE
M(. IIN VI I.I. 17, Or'., Murrh IT.
I'Iuiih for a alati-wil nnviiillon nf
ri iri''iilulivi'ii of tax ri'durtioii
rlu! nf cirpuon, utartlnx In 1'i.rtlanil,
Murh '4r announri'il linrp ln
ilay tiy J. f'oiM.;. ,,f Mi-Mlnnvllli,
liri'ulili nt of t tti oi unnliutlou.
Knlmtlon i f -Ji p.r mil In i-x-lipiiHo
of alati. county ami imiulrlpul
KuU'riMiH'iitn wan clm laroil by t'oopor
to lu t ! oliji'i t of I lie i i KduUutlon.
TUroo jiropimcil Inroiim inx uwamirpi
nro cvpi'i tfil to b n nnlilcri'il
Best Cough Mixture
Is Home, Made
Acts With 6peed Looent th Phlegm
Stop the Irritation and
Coughing Ceasei
Fine for Chest ColcU Too and
Cheaply Mode at Home
Is
Whi-it you run in;iki In two mln
llti'H ll Mm .l bi'iitiliu Ii llU'Jy tll:it
in (4 ilirri tly 4n Un iiii'iiibinnn mul
often ovi rnliilit i nmii'H Mubborn
niikb to ilihiiiii'nr, why trlflu with
thliuiM thai will iiiobnbly illHniiuiiit ?
j Ibiwkiiiu; ami nuf flltuj nml ulxo
Hnriim'HH of tin iiiui-oiiM iik-n i In .1 n l'
ko nnd you win fwi finu In iiliiiimt no
itimo.
Jnut Ki't iiiif Hum f of I'nrmlnt
(itiiiililo Hiiiiuiilil mlil to i n lltilii
xiiKnt- nml I'miiiKh lint w.iti-r to mnkn
ii hntf pint nml ynn'vo uot nn Inrx
ipiiiHlVK ri'iniMly bi'tti-r thnn yon i'iiii
buy rinily niixi'd.
lm Kinililiii,', b i'ii Him: nit ion on the
mi'iiibi iino In tin. roiiHiiti no many
propli' tiMn it for t'ntiirih nnd niuto
iiiih'iI robin. Adv.
GOVERNMENT AID
FOR LEGION DR V
TAX REDUCTION
Cucumbers Bell Peppers Onions
Tomatoes 'Celery Carrots
Artichokes Cauliflower Parsnips
Sweet Potatoes Spinach Turnips
Cabbage Beets; Garlic
Prompt Service
E. Marsh'
GROCER
EX-AMBASSADOR
WALLACE'S NIECE
I'Alllrt. Mar. IT. (Ily Associated
Press.) IIiiMh ('miiplii'll WuIIiiki, for. I
HUT AiniMlrllll lllllllllHHIIltor til I'VllIIW,
mill Mm. U'iiIIiitm today announced tho
iH'.iiKi'iiu-nt of their lilini, Mlim Hally
Ulim Iii'i' to Count Ji'iin i lei 1 1 n ml de
l.llplK',
Mlh Heeiiier In thn daughter of til'"
hit Thitoilorii lliTilinr nf New York
ml a grand ditughter of fnrlimr Clilf
JumIIi'i) Fuller of tin' Pnllm! KtiitKH
supremo i-ii i r. MIhh licmher JiuH made
lii'i- Imihiii wlih t!i Wallace ninco the
ib'iiili of luir piin-nlM. Hlii' met Count
il luippi' lilli- Mr. Wulliii'ii wim mn.
buHKiulur to Kimiii4'. iii.f flnnii', lio
Im I! I yenm obi :nnl h iihtiiIiit of Ull olil
1'ii'inh fiimll), h,ih n M'lmtitron 10m
niuiiilcr In l In- I'i-iii-Ii nviuliorj corpH
luiliiK tlit war. II" ri"'-lvn llm miil.il
or inn l"i:lnn or linnor nml lb" wnr
crotiM, anil wan rlti-il tliifp t iin h for
rniiHplcuoiiH Kiillnntry.
ll U not known wIh-iIut tlm winlillnt:
will taL.' plan' in I'nrlH or In Aini'iii ii
iik ilin W'nl I a (en plan (n return t'l thi-lr
li'iinii in Tiiroitnu, WiiiiIi., In July.
Two I nilii tmriifit iiuninHi l7rii'Ht K
1 1 'ml i Woimimoit, iliiirKliiii him with
pukN. n-iliij. tlitoxi) lllillK llillo- wi
rii in mil Tliiirmlay nlii rnoi'ii l.y the
Kinml Jury. Hall on nlio Him flxi il nt
IIOtiD, ntiil tlio iithiT, ii r. -Hiiliiiillli'il
Inill. lmi lit. ii inalim nt lh. huiih
blillll, l
A nut 1 1 in' bill wh n limn 'I .'if-nliiMl
A. I'nUali. i haiKiil Willi a ski nil. 1'ow-
nii wiih l.iniii:lil bmk finiii Vr'kii
t'nl., In nimwi'i- lo On. imil:iliit. Sli-
Wim nib Ki ll in bnvii bit Al '! llli lll
ovi r tin" br.nl ulili a floor n-Tapm
ililiiliK u fiKht nt the Miilfmil Cult
iji'tn "oniti'iutlon Co., on North
ltlVlll...
Tl Krnml Jur' i-xpoita to rom-ludi
Km Wink thlii ivinlim nml file n re
port.
The oiinnii of thi pi'tlt Jury will
tircln nrxt .Mmiilay, unit the ti-rm l
vxikh ti'il to lat u wwk or tn day.
I'litiMim and dlriTtort ot alt or
4vm m bool iliNtili l of ApplrRatc
valli-y mot ut lituh yi-Ktcrday to dla
ruKK it union hlKh mlml. Htato Supt
Ohurrhlll wnii pxporfd but did not
arrive.
1'innllillitlcii for onn contral hinli
ncIiuoI, ui) it lot; all UlHtikl vnluatlnni
iiml amountlnK to nearly a million.
win dUrtiKHod. DlHtanoM nnd roads
work nealOHt thin plan. Hut cur.sollil.i
tion both for rural dtHtrirts and for
lilltlt Bi linol piirixisi'B rniuo under (lis
riiHhlon, and thn atir for aonii'thlni; bet-
tr yi't In AppliKnti valley pnipltPKiea
luiiueillalo ihniiKi'ii lu bcIuhiI roudl
tli'UH. Pi'tlt ion h toward a vote on a
union IiIkU school wilt doubtless be
forthromlnK.
L
Anionic lhn new buildings to be
erei'ted this Hiring In Medfoi'd Is n
Itulld hall for St. .Marks Protectant
Kplscopal ihnri-h at a cost of $5,000.
The structure will lm ;UxT.'t feet lu
il'tni'iiBloiiN. and will bn used for no
dal imi'tlngK, the newinK rlrolo, etc.
The work of const ruction will he
Ktarted Just n.s aoon as llisliop Sum
ner of 1'ortlund approves the plans
The huildiiiK will he lumber veneer
ed with lirlrk.
you
Phone 252
TO MARRY COUNT
DUD 1LGAM0TT
INDICTED AGAIN
SCHOOL MASS
MEETING. RUCH
ST. MARKS T BUILD
5000 GUILD HAL
YoftiJTday ww "Kodak Iiay" at tlii
liluli aidiiiol and a iiuinlmr of ood plc-
Itiri'H were taken of IiIkIi ncliool atu-l
ili'iitw by tlinlr (lammnti'K for uxe In
t tin yyii nw- t tlie "Crnler," tlie
IiIkIi achool nnnmil, Tim Crnti-r will
bn piibllalied by tlie entire atudent
body t)ii yijnr Itmteiui of by Km nenlor
rlnna iih lieretofore,
Hiiliiiday mioiliil -innollne a
Having of 2c p4ir r.all'in. Wo aeeept
Hcrlpt and eouporiH. Valley (iaiiiK".
3')6
I'erry O. Crawford, 11. I.. Waklier,
I'niil II. McKnnl W. M. Hliepard left
l liiirmJay inorninK by inotor for tlie
California-Oregon i'owur i.otiipany'M
(ilant ut (,'opeo, Ciillf.
Vou rivpalnt your limine, why not re.
Iinrdwarp? KHtimaten fiirnlHlieil by
Hie .Medford Furn. A Ildw. (. VM
K. ('. Kaber of Central l'olnt and
CiihIi Vo4mI, 4-retnry of thn county
W. ,f. ', A., will attend the Northern!
California Older I toy lonferenen bo-
ln held at Vr'-ka over thn week end.
Men' nulla thoroughly rleannd and
preKKed tlm I'antorlnni way for tl.M.
1'hono 211.
Jon Under rf I'hrx.nix waa a IhikI-
neH vlHltor in tli city Thiimd.-ty after
noon. Katurday ap'r -lal (i.-iHrdine Sti'ie, a
aavlni; of i!r, i-r rullon. We aeeept
aeripl and roiionH. Valley Caruce.
:M'
Carl Y. Tenawald Inm ri eelved a let-
tor from Honolulu xain tliat Mr. and
Mrn. John A. Wi-Rterlnnd would not lie
able to aall from that, jiort until March
;!9tu iiwiitK to Mr. Wi'Mleiliiriil not. be-
Inc roinpletely recovered from u akk
Hpell.
If yon liavo n av ond hand garden
wlirelburrow In giit u1iiiki to sell, call
39i I,.
L'r. and Mr. Cliariea Sweeney and
daughter IMilh li lt thia morning by
auto for 1'ortlund where they will vtalt
with frienilH nnd rilutivea and attend
the grand opera m-.iKon which opens
next Weiliiemluy.
Id'nuty U the fimt Klft that nature
Kiv- t. womanand the firHt ghe
take nway. Mifiiri Ileauty Hhop,
rtxini 2i Med ford lllil. 3uS
Westerrnan Whllloek, Wilbur Ilartz
'ell and Adrian Ioflaml, atudeiits at
O. A. l, returned tliln morning from
Corvaltia and will spend the sprlni;
vacation her. The third term of the!
Hchool year at O. A. C. ben I mi Monday'
March 'J7. Thla all iwa ten days vaca
tion. Other students ar expected to
return this eveninu and tomorrow.
Lath, lime. Mod fori) Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul n. McKee left
yesterday for Ban KranclHro. Mr. Me
Kee niade the trip to Coixxi, Calif., by
inotor car In the tnotnlnu and boarded
the train at Thrall, Calif., In the even
inc. Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Duildlss and I-oan association
.Mrs. ii. j. TtowtiriilB' returned yes
leruny trom fortiand where nho ar-t
conipnnlod Mr. Trowbridse who is nt
lllA lVkf-llmrt Htlrfflnnl llnulillnl Xf.
TrowbrldBes condition la Improving'
but it lit Ktlll indefinite aa to how long
he will remain In Portland.
Mm. Paul Hansen, coreetlero for
Nultone. Phono GS5J. tf
An automobile collision took ldace
on the corner of fifth nnd Central
Wednesday niKht which resulted in
smashing thn running board and one
fender on the car of Deputy Sheriff L.
D. Korncrook. A Chevrolet driven by a
traveling man collided with the
deputy's car. No one was injured.
New and second hand pianos bought
and sold. If. O. Launspach, phone
Gt6-R. Have no overhead expense, see
me before buying or 'soiling. 31'T
J. W. Judy, local Standard Oil man
utartt'd on his annual two weeks vaca
tion yeaterday by flivverlng to his
father s ranch on Crlffln crock where
he will kimmhI the rest of this week
building fence.
Kverywhero you look you seo a
Cltevrolet. tf
C. U Uvans and It. A. Sklnuer plead
ed utility yesterday In Justice Taylor's
court to speeding charges and both
were fiued 115. IVputy State Traffic
Inspector McMahon made the arrests.
.Mrs. i.. u tiruves who was injured,1" "" aw-miion. ai taa-a iimh proven day after day. and in your
mo ursi ot ttte week as a result of a
full in reported as improving.
Tho High School Dramatic club pre
sented two plays at tho high school
building lust night. It is tho general
opinion of those who attended that
they were very well done. A largo
number of purents nnd students at
tended. The local Klks mltiRtrel show will
resume their one night stands tour
tonight by playing in the Vining thea
ter at Ashland. Quite a number of
local Klks will drive over and take in
the performance. The minstrels oliiv
tomorrow night at Areka. Indications
ore for a very large audience tit Ash
land tonight.
Tho condition of John Grieve, tho SI
year old pioneer citizen of Prospect,
who underwent a serious operation
here yesterday, continues favorable.
and it is reported that he was able to
sit up in bed this forenoon for a short
time. Mr. Grieve has a remarkably
Rlroug constitution for his ago nnd has
mnlutalned stoutly in late years that
if only his hotel keeping son Jim would
mend his ways ho would live over
hundred years.
nave Cronemiller, of Jacksonville,
who caused a disturbance in tho Hotel
Medford lobby last Sunday night and
vho was fined $50 Monday for having
liquor in his possession, pleaded guilty
yesterday before Justice Taylor to n
ruargo of unlawfully carrying con
cealed weapons uuil was fined 1100
which Is, aceordiug to Doputy District
Attorney George Codding, tho max!
I mum fine for tho offense. Mr. Coddin
I Plates that nn effort will be made to
pittco Cronemiller undor bond to nro
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Price of Iros-
poct left for home today following a
two days shopping stay in the city.
Gus Newbury arrived homo from
Saiom ,ai t "nere yoaterday
he attended the meeting of the state
public service commission aa the legal
representative of the interurbau pas
nenKer and freight truck companies
and Jitneys of this vicinity. The meet
ing with the auto men of the state was
called for the purpos ot securing a
better all around understanding of the
law placing jitneys and trucks under
the Jurisdiction of too public service
commission. About 400 auto iasseu
Ker and freight truck owners and their
attorneys attended the gathering.
Ask ,W omen to Wire
For Coast Meeting
The officers of the Medford chamber
of commerce ask that Medford mem
bers of the Woman's Benefit Associa
tion telegraph Miss ltina M. Wont, the
presideut that it is their wish that the
national convention of this association
be hold in one of tho cities of the Pa
cific coast states next year.
Miss West will be at the St. Francis jPinkham. did then, and does now, ro-hoU-1.
San Francisco on the ISth of this ' Ueve th0 peculiar to women,
month In conference with the coast of-lu J" n vegetable compound and of
mo convention poiui win db seiuea.
As the Woman's Benefit association
A can of G. Washington's Coffee is
equivalent to ten times its weight in
roasted bean coffee.
G. Washington's is the absolutely pure
coffee with all its goodness, delicious-,
ness and strength. Not a substitute.
111 ""Xy i, MAotiNTMeetm
TTn rtnwnin
Watch This
Space Next
Week
JONES'
(of course)
The Leading Grocer
has a membership of nearly three-
hundred thousand, and with the con
vention being-bold in the west, there
t
,
3 riIY&ICIA.YS AXD GIRLS
KID.V.UTE1) AND KOBBED
CHICACO. March 17. Fouri
youthful bandits kidnaped three phys-
icians, members of the staff of the i
AugiiKtana hospital, and two young
women early today In an automobile
and robbed them of furs, jewelry and
money aggregating $3,400.
WOMEN AND MEDICINE
lit Europe, years ago. a woman
named Hildegardo wroto a notable
book on medicinal plants. In those
days tho men wore too buny bother
ing about dogmas ot religion and
medicine, and the study of herbs waa
thought beneath their notice.
It was the women, however, who
mostly conducted the honpitaU and
cared for tho Hick, and thus they
learned much of grvnt value. They
let tho men fight out the questions of
theories.
Lydla K. Tinkham's Vegetable
Compound, prepared almost fifty
yenm ago by a woman. Lydia K.
owu IUiKhborhood. by uratcful worn-
!,.n who hnve used it. Adv.
Measure, the cost by the cup
Not by the size of the can
TiY Mi. Washington's refining process all the bulky, woody fibre,
chaff and by-product matter, which make the coffee grounds
have been removed. It is 100 pure coffee. . G. Washington's
Coffee never disturbs you. '
Dissolves instantly when water is added.
No coffee pot or percolator needed.
For greatest economy the larger size
cans are recommended. .
Every can is guaranteed to give satis
faction. No waste. ,
Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size.
.Washington coffec mfininc comfanv. hi na Aw, n rt
Many a Large Woman
Who Looks 81sder. Is
Wearing
Stylish Stout
Corsets
These corsets actually give
you the appearance of tea
to twenty pounds lighter
weight, all with utmost
comfort.
The way It confine
achieree) straighter line"
The Colonial
Phone 2 Liberty Dlilg.
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