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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1922)
" MT.fiFOTCD MATT) TTUTUTNR MF.DFOKD. OliKrtON". VIM DAY. MALM'ir Tinrc ten "---and we are a healthy, happy family now" Louis Gincrras tl1 i'-4 IGAN GIRL COSTA R m , . WINS BIG ALIMONY waive all other claims against Craw. CH1CAUO, Mar. 24. An aRveoment in the lenal battle iH'twwn Herbert C. I Crane and hla former wife, Miss Elidn Pita, Costa Hlcan beauty, was sold to have been reached by attorneys repre senting the principals in the case last night and will be Mimed in court next I week According to the agreement, Miss PUa will give :'5.00O bond to either keep Antonio Kaphael Crane, three year old son. in the jurisdiction of the Kane county circuit court or produce him In court on order. Mr. Crane will I pay approximately 174,000. represent r-m ivfiT.TVrt ' .y i.,t nn.,t' :.o PW unpaid portion of the $100,00 . ..,UM,.,Vi1. "'""""' -j i-v. - .ward that went w th the dl JL .strong ami steady and their faces radiant with the glow of p-lvorce decree with interest as comput fret health, the entire family of Louis Gingrns, 9 Harrison Ave., ed by her and Miss I'lia and will Providence, It. I., are an eloquent tribute to the powers of Tanlac, the proatost family medicine the world has ever known. "I've put Tanlac to the test four limes rlht in my own family and it hnsn't. failed mo onoe;" declared Mr. ftinras, "My wife, tily son and my daughter, ns vvll as myself, have all been built tip from a half-sick, run down, worn-out set of people into a healthy, happy family brimful of new life and em-rpy.". And the experience of this family Is only typical of thousands of others whose statements are on flic in the Tanlae offices. Hardly a day passes that does not brim; scores of such messages of praise from every part of the I'nlted States nnd Canada front families where mother, father, son nnd daughter have all found health, contentment and the joys of living throuRh simply taking- a course of Tanlac. ' Take, for instance the case of John M'idner. 1571 Roosevelt Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., who says: "My 'wife, myself and little boy are now as healthy, happy family as you will ever see uml it's all due to Tanlac" Or that of Mrs. John Marquis nnd her family of sixteen, living in Man chester. X. V.. at !92 Belmont ft. Fhe says: "Tanlac hna been the only medicine used in our house for two years and it has kept every one of the sixteen here in the best of health.1 In ChlcaKO, Frank R. Richards, of 411 South Wood St., w rites: "We will never be without Tanlac in our house after the remarkable way It has built up my wife, my son and myself to where we are the very picture of health." case of Chas. E. Van Colt's famly, re siding at 129 Fourth Ave.. Albany. He says: "Every member of .our family Is enthusiastic . over Tanlac. It's certainly a medicine for all the family." From far-away Canada comes this message: "My little Kirk my son nnd myself are all enjoying splendid health new and Tanlae brought it all about." Mrs. Bert Hewer, 19J East Avenue, Toronto. Ontario. "We call Tanlac The Family Medi cine' here in our Virginia home, be cause it restored my mother nnd sis ter to perfect health. Just the same as it has done me." is the enthusiastic statement of Mrs. J. F. Robertson, Danville, Vs. And on through the list, men, wom en and children from every etnte in the union and every province of Can- LAST DAY TO VOTE IN C. OF C. ELECTION One hundred and thirty-two monv bers of the Medford chamber of com merce have cast their ballot in the final election of directors and those who desire to vote must send In the! ballots before 7:30 this evening. The tellers will undoubtedly com plete the count by 9 o'clock and the names of the directors elected will be posted. Seven of the directors are being elected for a two year term, and one ada unhesitatingly come forward and or an unexpired term of one year. teu in woras rinsinir wiin lunrvniy 01 Representative of New York is the I today. the wonderful benefits of health and happiness that Tanlac has brought into their homes that were formerly darkened by the gloom of sickness, suffering and despair. And should yours be one of those homes where any member of the f cm ily is thin, run down and weakened from loss of appetite, caused by in digestion and stomach troubles, you have at your very door the means that will no doubt bring the sunshine of vigorous health back into their lives and yours, just as it has done in so many cases. Do not delay. Get I a bottle of Tanlac from your druggist RISH TABLEWARE IS FINE Ell IISKEY o., Portland; Wm, Lewis and two brothers, Thomas und (leorgn; Thom as P. Nichols and wife, Wm Von tier lellen, Louis Martin and Miss Mubel Tedwlok. , , Monday among the business call ers were . l., Jiummeu. .Marshal Miuter, Kred I'ettygrew, John Mass, Wm. Duller. J. II. Carlton and his brother Lyle Carlton, Wellen; llonj. Urophy, Kd Cowdon, Lent Courtney, our painter and papevhunger, he is now employed tu palming and paper ing for J. K. Krown on his home. Sam U Introducing an oil cloth to bo used instead1 of paper, especially in the kitchen aud rooms exposed to smoke and stopping of watw. I met Jesse , Hnrtmuu, our old brldtto builder, and S. M. Hulk, at the poatoffico Tuesday morning on their way up to the Rig llutte country. Mr. Hartman was on his way to take the measurement and Order the timber for a new bridge across Mr llutte, no that Mr. Hulk can haul Out his lum ber. He says that he has a fine lot of lumber ready to haul out as soon as the bridge Is completed. John I.une of Derby drove In Tues day morning and while here ra giv ing his listeners an arconP.ot some of the hardships of the people In that section on account of the road. Ho told us that during the last two years the county have paid out $42,000 on the road between the Reese Creek school house and the Frank Neil cor ner (Derby) and that there la only one short space but is covered with deep mud from six to sixteen Inches deep, and that last year, the super visor spent t, 000 on a piece of road. and then It all had to be dug up and made ovor In a different way. He said that he helped to build It and helped to dig It up. How long will It be before the authorities -will learn the folly of having the county road work done In the way It has been done, instead of letting It out by con tact. It is estimated that there has already been money enough appro priated by the county and citizens to make a good road from Heece Creek to llutte Kails and still the people up there are hemmed In with mud. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. lloefa of llutte Falls, and little son. rame nut Tiiph- . T.iVc is a matter of nl;icco quality j VVs te it .' our honest hrlil'h the tobaccos used in ChcrrvKeM ire of finer quality (ud heme ol'better ustc) than in any other cigarette t the price. Ham y A(r Maty cv 'J xr vv' f Chesterfield CIGARETTES of Turkish and Dumrslic tobaccos llyultd 20 now I 8c 10 no 9c (Two to -l.v) day on the Albert ear on the rail-; road track, took dinner at tho Sunny-; side and went on to Medford on the I Mage. i Win. Nlehol of Lake Creek was a business caller Tuesday. i i3. A. Croshet and K. A. lKtsselt of S the Jackscn County Creamery were here Tuesday. They were out sollo-S Ulng for three different makes of 1 alios and claimed that they were fult successful,' Roy A. Conroy, "llutte Kulls, came In Tuesday and spent the nlitht and to dinner at tho Sunnyslde today, Wednexduy. He had been out to Med ford for few days hsvlnK his hand treated where ho bruised It. for blood poison, lie KUnt this Wednesday forenoon looking after a loa of beef rntllo he has being fed on the (Seorge Clven ranch and went up home this afternoon. Mr. S King, who has a homestead on the (Multichain mountain, spent Tuesiluy nliiht at the Kunnyniiie. II. (i. Ada in, the minister In chnrgn here, w ill preach here Sunday. March both morning and even- i ItlK Adv. I s I , m 75 jnTrs ii 1 1 a i ir-y . i t mm CONTENTS6' CHICAGO. Mar. St. Postal clerks sorting dead letter parcels today found a package labeled "knives and forks," mailed from Ireland to an. unreadable Chicago destination. Oiening it to catalogue the contents for an auction. they discovered the Irish tableware had been distilled and bottled. Two quarts of cutlery, according to the official records, were then poured into the sewer. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS y A. a BvtWtt S aturday Specials Pure Home Rendered Lard, per lb. . . . 17c Fresh Side Pork, per pound ....... .20c Choice Beef Pot Roasts, per lb. .. . . ..... . 15c Choice Beef Stews, per pound . .'...12c A LOT OF CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS Star Meat Market WE DELIVER 314 E. Main St. Phone 273 R. A. Petty and W. P. Holbrook were among the business callers Sat urday morning, and J. P. Clayton, the j bookkeeper for C. H. :atwlck, one of the contractors on the extension of the P. & B. R. R. from Butte Kails to near the base of Mt. McLaughlin, and Carlyle Natwlck. Buster Matnews. Chris Beals, the mail carrier from Derby to Bntte Falls. Mr. Beals came out on the stage and went on to Jacksonville as he had been summon ed to serve on jury duty, were here for dinner Saturday. John Miller and famil, who bought the Dr, "W. W. P. Holt prop erty, has moved from his farm on the S. Little Butte creek. Into our town After I finished writing my last let ter for the Daily Mail Tribune I learn ed that the ladles E. P. C. I. C of E. P. concluded that as they had suc ceeded so well In Improving the park that 'they would hire men and teams and do a lot more work, so had a lot of new soil hauled In and having the pround properly prepared for the planting of trees and I understand that one of our county commissioners, James Owens, has proposed to do nate the trees necessary to supply the demand, and the prospect now is that If our present mayor and lady street commissioner live that we will soon have a park, to be proud of. A. Mayfield and wife, who have been here helping to care for Mr. Mayfield'a Bister, the late Mrs. Wm G. Kreighton, have gone to Ashland to live in their old home. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Reld of this place went to -Grants Pass Saturday and to Ashland Sunday. Tlr. Reld Is the engineer wro run the steam roller on the C. U H. last summer and says that he expects to run a roller on the road from Grants Pass, putting on the hot stuff, the finishing touches this season. ' Mrs. W. Mills, who Is living on the Fred Petonza farm, was In town on her way to Ashland, her old home, to visit her daughter, who Is there tak Ing lessons in music. She said that her husband was now In the South ern Pacific hospital, that he had been In the employ of the S. P. R. R. Co and while In the discharge of his du ties was hurt In his spine, and while working, moving onto the farm, hurt himself, and as a result, was taken to San Francisco to be treated. They have a five year lease on the Pelouze farm. Among the callers Sunday for din ner were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hubbs shoe dealers, of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Feldman, also of Medford Wm. Merrltt of Reese Creek, Anton Ring of Trail, he and Mr. Merrltt spent tho night; I. :H, Clayton, B. F Natwlck and his sister, Mrs. Gladys Cooker, A. B. Shelby, a traveling salesman for Baker Hamilton Pacific GraJL Crackers FollowMotlicr Nature's Example . fJ ars nih in energy val- Witrf the firit intinution of Spring she takes on new life I yHr Wff I " 'rj? 'tJ ' v'or-'ou nJ vigor-building change of diet to I JttT- . m $jjf poond! - throw oft indoors'i sluggihnet and get back to normal, mitP VlfvJ enjible rating again! Thai's why f'( dedicated a dWVs!wA fW a PARENTS: Study whole week to nature's food! Thai s why this is Xi'K VSfff ths .tables of Normal tVSuTTN i l Weight of CWldrsn: , - . . WJAViVV WSZSTSt Tru-Blu Graham Week crahams. March 25th to April 1st Q'sSWk - ,&tw? 'n very c', ' prominence, in prsct'uslly every village Nsjy Jw VCtx 1 year 21.8 and hamlet of the North wtt you'll lee the familiar 11 LUK- tAyiL.ff 2 years 27.2 26.3 AND-GOLU "TKL'-BLU (iKAIIAM PACKAGES in- ffliS Vk M-C"' 4 ,ear 358 I J 7 vitingly displayed. Answer that invitation! Try the lample tA 0lW-fwJ!' lT 5 years 4K1 37 offerrd you; then take home a package. That crisp de- FS!SSsk y-J!afj fs 6 years 45.2 43 J Ikious flaor come from the whole, iiouriliitig, lifegiv- jrlkXiliil M&f 7 years 49.1 47.5 ttitf whrat, skillfully blended and thoroughly baked in the MLr c years 53.9 520 Hig Daylight Tru-Blu food factory. It is the finest cs. K'K H1 f Vji! i W yews - bS.i lz.4 ample of the "Great American Cracker" as made by North- . ff Vts western craftsmen, from good Northwestern Wheat I A.J IMlflA vVti, Y . rarentt. give your youngsters more Tru-Blu Grahams .Jvv- tPjHULi' ''fAx tk f C build UC! OHice workers, keep the Tru-Blu Ky'' TvKtSJ , J I if Graham package handy and forget "Spring Fever!" With 47&r' ,1 JJ f picnic or business lunches, Grahams add est and nourish- J!2&-fn$t' JfMw I ment to the meal. And the Graham Dish on your labia c9n3 JfKi ' . lhould be kept well filled! tNA4fK ''WftGti c eg ' H, 3S,ni in 5-U. Wi Boxu 4 35 1 Lafe We Have Then In Our New White Sanitary Cookie Case, Also' In Small Packages, 8 lb. Handy Carton and 10 lb. Wood Boxes at Very Attractive Prices. LOUIE'S CASH GROCERY We Deliver Fout's Old Stand ' Phone 271 Lot h Supply Your Tru-Ulu Crackers diirinc; , True Blue Graham Week STAR MARKET ' Fine Meats and Groceries 314 E. Main We deliver Phone 273
