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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORn MA Tli TIHBnXR ;MKl)FOKR OUKfiOX, Tl?lU) A V, MAKCIl L'1. i;e PACE STX RR1GATIQN BE FORUM 10 I PIG FOR I OMORROW C. OF COMMERCE ASKS NO CUT ON Q. SILVER TARIFF ? t lioxtvss of tlu lidKUP I'lk IVMIIt I'll tho I'i'uli'r ImXo! highway on I'.U rrvok. Mrs. K. , Mol'hrrnon, llie wltV of, our new inrrtlmnt In tho T. K. Nkh- ids Kturo muilo a busings t it i to MH turd Fiiil.ir. I Th l.aiHoV I'lvU- Inunovi-nuiit rluti of Kaulo IVint. rullrd out the oivrs of iililo-lioJU'il won to imiko somo UooiUra imiirowiiHMit in our; own pink, umlor tho Ulrwtlon of our; town mayor, 11. IS. . umptu-ll. our hanker ami our lady counolUvoinnn ami om of tho stroot cotiunissloiioi x. ,1, Mm. V. U. (Mnttlv) Hrown nml with F REE LUNCH BAR DISCOVERED, N. Y. IE! 01 ARRESTED Ni;V YOBK, Mar. Jl.JotiOi It Zot-1 elKlit koou hursts ana nuoui nmn'ii timi, sr., awaiting Rr.itul jury ni ,n cn Mpdfonl Chamber of .'onmorr The 'Fordney bill now bofore lorum suujoli luinuuu. ... rin.inrA mmmittiv nss in it a .v ...i ,.. . ....... ... .. ..i ...... i.k ,,Zor of the KoKue Klvr r " QU-ktlver an.l the com- ul.t to he Ihjhs of the Jut., noooin- lRW( ,iilay in , viw of ,... ... ...... ,,.,,,., ,..,,1,11,1.1,.., rr fin'n n tm miliar uua iu iuilu n ituuv,,. u . .-. M. .,. ... ...... ... ., ...i. to ISC ,0 JVlinlnB. Tlvcy Wvro i,voim oft e knon .Mnntmttunic. w nnv re- The OrcRon senators were appealed som(, (f ,ht hlgU nju.e nil fillinu tiscli:ittd the iro war XjKo lunch lo by tho Modford chaiubor of com- jn , 0f tlto low. The work waa counter. ' nierce to have tkem appear befor th voluntoor work and the ladios gave lNltt h . ofTLvM who Invaded Ills committer and ure the retention of the men an oil fashioned i-hU-krn WashlnRion slroot u.mrtment yostor- ly prod u. tlve 'crops wi'l havo the 35c dutv as quicksilver mlnln i dinner that was said to he up to dale. a.,v c,:)1.n lo ngvp (k,u;i, a fitmilt:r ruHlvato.1 and Intensive farm- not profitable under a looser amount.! .l,t, l'U!' ""7 ,mn V?' ' "11 1 nmhctrtiny ictloed in the opinion of sonio Less quicksilver was mined In IMI'JVy' "J n 'i't- '"ar 'un I hH l'r wUh ,a,,k, l) t,no Mv iValley Canal company. ! Very few residents of the valley realize the problem whkh owner of Irrlitnted lands have. A few -eltiwnn have given serious thousht to tho -qut'stlun, hpt none have offered a vonntruetive volution. ; Highly to, bo c Ihr practl of the ral eHtute dealers to meet the than In any year since the ludustry j,,,,,,", uhvinK ,,,,m,v,.a the ld and heuv-v wlth rv'1K 01 mM ,l"u h d'r ln rMsauun . VM established. rather deUuldated feme and re- cuum tne iimiarciaauio nn.i uo they recommend demonstration tracts gome of U)e 8t qulcU8lU.cr ,)roplr. ,a,.cJ wl,h a ncW 01Hi Bmtrlll ,,rctM. beinc established and crop results of tie3 in tr,e Vtttted States are locatevt in There seems to be a scarcity of Monger, claimed the UctCtlv laked trcmThere tl"0", Jackson county, none of which are ln news as there are but very few they were served with two drtnkVf Other real estate' operators are of active operation because of It belnH People from the country como into whiskey at a total c -l of 25 cents, on the opinion that colonists should be unprofitable asainst toioisn competi- w " a,,d ,he' "'" J" 'om, d';" 1 payment of which they won? invited to attracted here, as in former years, tion with Its cheap labor. ' " ' "v ..,,,., cenair oiauuvm huu av.uj w . tho weather for the better, vised tne cnamftor mat tney would ap pear before the committee and urge that no reduction of tariff be made. with hiichly colored Illustrated liter ature and a sufficient number of them would settle the lands and work out their own problems. In the latter case there will be many disappointments and failures, after which they move away with tho accompanyinc unjust criticism of the entire valley. - ! The time has come when the citi eens of the county must help to solve tho problem of the Irrigated land owner. They must help to make the farmer now on the land more pros- j perous before others are asked to partake of tho fife ltineh. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS r A. ft Kronen MOVING THE COUNTY Women Whip Waitress, State Refuses to Act Thomas CrUrsby of Butte Kalis was a passenger on the Medford-Uuttv come here,. A prosperous farmer is fns staire Y.dnesday. tho best advertiser a community cam have and is the solution of further land settlement. ipprppflfvp nrnnr1 asmoke. Mar. ji " flr n rr ir ",t t,,a l w " ,u" louk nUULUOUIl U Ul I lUL I'rooksio tJrlffln. a waitress. to M. S. Woods, one of the old vet rans of the civil war was a business for occuimncv. l-iuitnr f . r.,Hf.,vf dIiaii) Ih. mi.lfllM'. fTu . rr . . . 1 i . . The forum tomorrow will be held " " " h" r. h" d a! assessor s ou. e ,. m.- ... . 01 tne weea, anu wnue mere naa a .. ,ii,i an th iini -The Miss a lonelv soot several miles from here several HlKhts aKO. nlul there whipped I her w ith sw itches, became known to Changes are beinjf made in county u.iy wiih the nnnuuncctnent by James offices this week. The new county H. Mathers, county attorney. that vault has beon completed and is ready .h;g?.ou.IJ l " f Q"""'1"" at the Med for hour, Hotel at ; the noon Peanut Industry in sinking spU and fainted while in the from the court house, and the treasur- nah H ..... 1 .ml U'hIU r rt V, i M f,ui home, was in a serious, if not a criti- ers offlce move ,nl lhe Quarters cal condition as he Is almost quite " occupied by the recorder s office. helpU at times. A few nights before The county clerk will occupy the mm ft lie weiii vui id me wovasneu, ficni iuuuis ioiujviij wvupicu vj i:itr iri' yailTOmia KsrOWing morning to gather some kindling to surer, which opens on the vault, and start a fire, as he could not sleep, and tn0 room now used. The sheriffs of- " fell down and lay there for about an fce wi enargeJ to take in , part TCRLOCK. Calif.. Mar.h 2l.-Many Sft ant'to - Turlock farmers are considering put- io0, toT him anJ when 8ne found th remainder will be used by the ting their melon lands tnto peanuts, htm, was not strong enough to get county coromUsianers. believing that a staple product Is bet- him to the house, so had to go and er than a perishable product. rouse Mr. U. A. Weidman to help ' Interest In the peanut industry was hlni to bed acain. He still persists increased here when D. U Wolfe, who n roimr around alone, but one of his neignours remarKea as we saw in in raised peanuts on an experimental plot " " , . r , . . ! , , tottering along the sidewalk that if last year, was advised by a bis candy ho shou(, fa dowl, ho could not j BOOTLEG CASES wuipany mm uib pcouuis were larger tp nhout htip. But he l8 gtiu and better than any grown in Virginia piueky as he was while in the army or the south. fighting for the preservation of the union. I u. ii. r ox or Lake irecK. tne miiK 'goat man of that country', was a busi ness caller. He ret,ortn that he is K&rt&tnP i Mav Die still in that line of business and re- i - j Starts Fire With Can ARE POSTPONED Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions! Hsre't Somstkmc AJbootS. S.S. Tkat You'U Be CUd to Hear. Ten might Just J well know It r1M pnw. tho cau' ef Mn erviptlons, plmrlra. btekhet bolls snt o on. is ri'jt In the tkd. Thr is no set ting away from it. ! '" hs provel It. We prove tt. ai cn pror it. Vhn the cum of Wui troubles an! t xuptlons t In His LWJ. It isn't com- A1I the bootlegging rases sched uled for this term of court have been ,h Ki. ,h, . postponed until the week beginning' . them at least thought last fall that Apf" 2t4- a 7 they would have hay enough to carry OW'f ,t0 A"r"ey ?CrK M DENVER. Mar. 21.-Cor.ie Van them through with their stock and rt" 'n UeA a"t. "nd .OW If. t0 Raalt. 14 years old. intended to start. have a hundred ton, of hay left, but , . . , , . . . ,J. quistbving ick with the flu. IJlJve qulst has leen assigned by the attor-, Van fnr f,l . ih,. ,n,l u nn-r. Benerai 10 aiisisi in me procu- the kitchen fire at her home today rae now putting their cattle on half with Kerosene. She picked up i irallnn ran nf irniuilinp. The Kaalt farm house wa, nearly wreck- ed with snow almost every morning..''01? ?' h 'f"1" cd.by the explosion which followed and that the past winter has been t inI,ud! !h" rt.trla.' ,f ,he, ch,ar8e pouring f the gasoline into the the hardest we have had up there for stove and the child wu so badly years on stock. burned she may die. ' I Win. Cotteral and D. L. Hummel against John Goodwin and James, ( PURE FOODS Housewives that real ize the value of pure foods that take special pride in uniform: End wholesome bakines. never fail to use CALUMET UAHIHU PUWDtCi You have positive proof of the purity contains only such ingredients as nave been officially approved by the United States Pure Food Authorities. Contains more than the ordinary leavening strength therefore you use less. It goes farther lasts longer. That's why it is used by more leading Chefs, Domes tic Scientists. Restaur ants, Hotels, Railroads Uian anyctberbtandonearth. A pound cn of Calumet contains full 16 os, Moms baking powders com la 1 2 oi cane Instead tit 1 9 om. cans, Be tuie uu el pound wheo you waat it. were among the diners Wednesday, beside two strangers, whose names I failed to secure, who went away on the stage to Medford, and that night, Walter I'arr who lives on Iteese Creek come in and spent the night. Wednesday afternoon the land lady of the Sunnysidc hotel, shjl don't like to wee her name in a newspaper, started for Oregon City and Port-1 land for a vixlt to her two brothers in Oregon City, two in I'ortland and one in or near Damascus and our son-in-law and family, Grant Shaw, wife and four children, to be gone until she has her visit out, and take a much necd.-d rest. Earnest Luhack. our barber, lias been making some substantial im provements on the tract of land where he has his barber shop, by re moving tho oid low wire fenco and putting up a- neat four-foot 1'age fence in its place. Miss Ira Tongate of Ilutto Kails, who has been visiting relatives in Medford. came out on the Medford Iiutte Falls stage and wns mot' here by her sister. Mrs. Ed Cowden, and taken out home with her for a visit before going home. Mr. Kenning, the civil engineer, who, I understand, is appointed by the county court lo look after and Kuperintend the work on the roads tin the rural districts, was a passenger on (lie Butte Kails stage Thursday he was armed with quite a bundle of survey equipment, us though" he was tot lay out some work on a road in the hills. 1 understand that there is to be considerable money applied on the rural routes this season. J. Zimmcrly of Trail, was a busi ness caller Wednesday, but did not learn anything from him, as 1 learned some time ago that he had' disposed of his interest in the Adamson-Chap, pell saw mill. K. V. Hanson and Oug M. towc were here for dinner. They are in the employ of Foster & Kleisor ln posting uds on the tdx bulletin boards Thursday. And so were Alfred and Westy Kobinson of Oregon City who have been employed up in the Lake Creek country, and were on their wuy to their homo In Oregon City, Ed Ijutton and Kd Cowdon were also business callers. Mrs. John Kader, who has been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hoy Ashpole, returned homo Thursdny. Mrs. George W, Avliil, of Uutte Kulls, who has been out to Ashland and had some dental work done. came out Friday afternoon and spent the night at the Runnyslde and so did a lady und little boy of Ashland who was on her way up to Derby to visit friends, - For reasons best known to herself, she requested me to withhold her name. They both went up on the Iiutte Falls Htntfe Mrs. W. O. McDowell and Mrs. T. K. Todd of Trail came out on the Uutte Falls stage und went on up home on the Eagle I'olnt-Trall-Per slst' stage.' "Mrs.. McDowell ia--th Shine) Edwards, and two or three indictments against Ernest 8. (Dud) Wolgamott. STOCKTON, Calif., Mar. 21. En dorsement of the daylight sarins plan. on condition that the plan be adopted throughout the Pacific coast states be fore it be put into operation locally, was voted by the Stockton chamber of commerce at a recent Hussion. This decision followed receipt of a letter from tho San Francisco cham ber of commerce titating that the bay city favored daylight saving if unl formly adopted along the coast or at least in California, and requesting an opinion of the Stockton chamber re garding it Under the plan, all clocks on tho coast would be turned an hour forward making the time the same as that in the Rocky Mountain time lwdt und practically eliminating Pacific stan dard time. E Let 8. S. B. Clit Yea A leg. lie Skis I mon sens to simply trest the skin. A bottle of K. H. H. will prove to ymi what Is happening tn your blood. 8 0 S. Is a -lent!f1e blood rlesneer. It drives out the tmPumi- whiWi rnuM ersema, tetter, rash, pimple. Iml, bUkhr, blotvbes n.t c'frier skin ruplimi. When these Imurnle are (Jrlven out. yoa csn't stop severul very nice things from happenlr.z. Ynur lips turn nat urally rwny. eur evee sirkle, your completion clrnrs. It bernmes beau tiful. J'our fa'e looks like Hist "f a prosperous, ru'My. well-fed. refine.l fentlemjin. or If Vvi are a woman, your cofuplevon heerni-s the res I kll that the nh'le world eo silmir'e. H.tl H. I also a powerful tKvlv.b.'iMer. he eaii It huikM new u"l more blond cells. That's why it flils nut sunken cheek J. bony neeks. thin llnh, helps regain lost f!i. It costs little to r.avs th's hMn t' y..u. R S. H. Is old at all drug etore. in two sues. Th Isrrer size is the n. HI economical Chicago Jail Delivery Is Foiled By Warden CHICAGO, Mar. 21. The second at tempt In two days at a Jail delivery was frustrated yesterday when armed guards under Warden Wesley H. West brook checked the uprising and forced seventy prisoners back to their cells. ' When the prlaonors refused to re turn to their cells after the exercise hour Mr. Wentbrook utatloned guards with riot guns at advantageous posi tions, stepped to the front and told the prisoners he would give them ton mln utes in which to obey the command, or direct the guards to begin shooting. Watch In hand he told off seven min utes and all of the mutineers had dls appeared. Good for That "Flu" Couort For quick relief from the wearing coughs that "hang on" after the grippe or Influenza, take Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. K.' V. Drake, Child s, ltd., writes: "After an attack of the flu that left mo with a severe cough nothing seemed to relieve me till I tried Foley's Honey and Tar, which I can highly recommend." It is also good for croup, whooping cough and colds. It puts a soothing, healing coating over the inflamed surfaces, cuts the phlegm, eases linarswness, clears the nlr pas sages. HoJfJ ycrywliijrp, Dr. Johnson Says Wc liflinvc in advprliVmi: bccniiHv we are out axhained that we arc dentist. Also it in Rood business. Our work ii quite reason able. An examination may convineo you oh much. Dr. O. J- Johnson DENTIST 228 East Main St. Phono 669 1 v)Vf.i'.'' 7 CHILDREN must have the bust of the "staff of life" if they are healthy and happy. Buy them , ' NUT-BROWN BREAD "The Iircitd, Thut Dullds" PEERLESS BAKERY Ask ynnr flcnler tor MI'T HUOAVN - WWW'-- CTOIFIFIEIE ORIGINATED DY MR WASHINGTON IN 1909 J lhc Convenient cottec u n-i t? i -rr. 1? inc economical uoiiec "niltlea. . jnfiV AT THE TABLE U """"HHlllllln. Hach can is equivalent to ten times its weight in roasted bean colfec. 100 pure coffee. No cof Fce-pot. 1 No grounds. No waste. No trouble, Measure the cost by the cup j not by the site of the can. IkwkUl fret Smd 10c jot speittil trial mt. C. WASHINGTON COI-'H-E REFiNINO COMPANY SZZ Tilth Avenue, New York Hlliiiiiiixienn,,,,, ,, ,,. " .ill r I i'IShK i in, 111 .ill!. ' ill, " F ,1 hB S i liislin : sv - -" - - m " J- 1 1 $Wj CoTtCQ wmmmmmm mm M AeVfUJNM fllhiVSsl..'ii:,id!!;i,i.,l &.,is.j:i!.H''ii !iH!'ii"mi iiil;:iMi'i'l;,;l;i,r!li! :iiti I'liiirti mm m mm 'mmm !li!!!rl,iilM!iP!i i4p.:hiwf!!!' r!'l!:'iK!!il!,li'i:!l,i!!il!!i"i,l: OSSri: i hi ;)ii;i ',.;! hji ji ;t .11! WW t !i: I ! i;il'iri l I'l. 111 : . m 11 i ! mm 1 ill irSlLto )KZ Al i t i. 'ilRiilll I IVAU'iZSiY&pak ,17 Wr it:!ii' i r ., i.i 'li.iti .r w tiiiui nil mi i ? -w t vkk. i a w sbbl t. , WWWA!i ,rirr-f.Jl J A. ii ,,.11.3 I .i Hi. ii jsJjsjgJMiiisBM m irn'n- r i " isifn nnirwsmntiwiSMSjsMpisjsTsT l,MMi,tl"mMt.,i,iH IH I ml nHi.'i i! riilii. mm .KtMttiM'iilJ 'i i.j'iinhiijii'iiiiu.y, lill'Ifliilllillllli'tililliilt: .if! ' hi'' ' ,i,i, i . i ii,,, i';iuH STJT$y The Cleanest Farms In Any Community 1922 SAT TTORDSON farms have that reputation. Early fall plow- X1 ing is what keeps these farms free oi weeds. "That's easy to talk about, but how are you going to plow vhen 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 Fordson Farmers Us Oliver TilUgo Implements 1 ' ,,f"' ' 4 A V'V " li 9 C. E. Gates Auto Co. I S ' i is i r i siii ft fisim i i" isi ft i Hi - --1 J--n- irii-T-r-Tiiii'iii1 rr '-Jwn pr,ffj 7"le idmmtk imm 1 1 wa DRY WOOD Two Tier 12 inch I'inc, One Tier 12 iiK'h 0;ik and Laurel, all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD Phone 551 Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO CHANGE IN SCHEDULE KKFKCTIVK FEU. 1, 1023 MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES Inll Hccpt Sundny I,V. MMDI OIU) 10 A. M. . LV. ROHKUUIta 1.00 1'. M. , CRAMS ' I'ASS-MISUFORI) STA01C8 Dully and Sunday - l.esvn Mrdrorrt Loarn Grsnls rrus , 10,00 A. M. 10.00 A. M. 1.00 I. M. i ' t.:w v. M. 1.00 I. M. 4.45 I', M. Fares: Muilford-fJrunis I'ass, fl,15 Orsnts rBSS-ltosobiirg, fl).00 Mttdford-Roscburg 94.1S.