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fEDFORD MAH) TRHWOTV MEDPORD. PRF.aONT. WEDNESDAY. MAttCTT 20, 1022
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The Medford Hunday Sun la furnished
iibacrtbers desiring a, aaven day dally
rtewapeper.
OttHi lall Tribune Ruining. SS-!7-:
North Fir alreet. I'hone J5.
A Ponill1llnn of the Democratic
Tlmea. tlie McUford Mall, tha Medford
Tribune, hhn Houthcru Oregonlan. The
Aaniand y riuiitio.
SUMcTlCK 8. BM1TH, Manager.
BEN FRANKLIN AND THE COAL STRIKE.
B
EX FRANKLIN was a wise olj inau.
following opiuioti on Democracy:
When iu Paris he gave the
Hy equality we do not mean a literal Individual equality, for men
are born with diverse attainments nnd power. We do moult nil
equality of opportunity, tlio free piny of natural nbtlittc. Tito most
able, men rise to tho top, tho least ub'.o nion, nnlurnlly gr:tUiite to
tho bottom, hut their mutual relation must not bo that ot master
and servant, but of coworker of different station, working alike tor
tho common wonl, and between whom it real bond of sympathy and
uuilcrstandiiig exists. Such a society means progress, contentment
and happiness for all. This arrangement la not only bettor for tho
average man, nut tor mow who oy riiaraotor and capacity uvo
above or below.
VIICUFTIOI TSMII
SIT MittIn Advnnoa'
. .. . ... . . ... n ,
Paiiyl mi Punday sun 'month Its' Franklin's time, the present sitmition in the eoiil industry would
. lau'y. without Sunday sun! month never have come about. For this situation can he tlireetly traced to
Weekly Mall Tribune, on year. X.00
HumlH Hun, on year l.0
BT OARRIKR In Medford. . Ashland.
Jacksonville, Central Point. Phoenix.
Talent:
nallv. with unrtav Sun. month ... .75
lwlly. without Sunday Sun. month .65
If such a philosophy of Democracy had been maintained since
pallv, without Sunday Sun. year.. T.sn
t1ly, with Sunday Sun. ona year .S0
All terms by carrier, rash In advance.
Official paper of the City of Medford.
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II news diapatchra credited to it, or
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All rlghta of republication of apeclal
aiapAlchea herein are aiso rnwvm.
Ye Smudge Pot
."'! By Arthur Perry.
. The country is brought face to face
once wore with the Japanese menace
by the report of the Immigration
Bureau that only 27.000.000 Europeans
will come here the first chance they
get.
Awiha vanr hat RnoaKOO till UU
i v ...... j " " r
our wide-awake, popular, efficient,
and good looking townsman. Yester
day he celebrated the anniversary of
his first appearance on earth.
FROM SAVING TO SHAVING
(Eugene Guard)
Kcv. Her, minister at Cottage
Grove Urptist church, helped bar-
ber at Allison Brothers' barber
shop Saturday.
The annual Paint-Up week approach
eth, and a move is afoot to rouge some
of. the bus. dist ediHces with sallow
complexions.
The Spinachetfes have adopted reso
lutions that the starring husbands of
the plump, beat the carpets in the
houaecleaning period, as heretofore.
The men had hoped the.enthusiasm of
the war against fat would get them
out ot this form of slavery this year.
the absence of "sympathy and understanding" between the forces
of labor and capital. ; ' '
HofU sides are dominated by extremists who eare everything for
selfish advantage and nothing for the common weal.
On the labor sitle we have men like 11. M. Jewell, who frankly de
clares that in time of depression labor should not accept its share of
the economic burden. Wages can only go one way, up. Capital
must hold the sack even to the exteut of eliminating all capital
profits.
On the rapitill side we have a vast majority of the mine ope
rators who, seeing a great strategic advantage in the present busi
ness depression, are determined to destroy organized labor in the
coal fields. They are willing to go broke a few years, if they can
break the union forever.
Both views are essentially wrong, and impossible. Xo element iu
a democratic society can share its benefits without sharing its bur
dens, no other element can indulge the right of organization and deny
that right to any group of fellow countrymen.
This sort of thing isn't Democracy, it is autocracy of the plainest
kind, a dictatorship by labor on one hand, a dictatorship by capital on
the other, resulting not in peace and contentment, but conflict and
discontent. " '
The only solution, of course, is a return to the first simple princi
ples of Democracy as outlined by Franklin so many years ago. It is
not an easy road, though the fundamental principle is simplicity itself.
Rut the road must be found and the man who can lead the people
along it must be produced, if American institutions are to endure.
Mayor's Proclamation!
a . l'
tl.K.VX VI A Nil PAINT IT
'
.
Hear This, Vo People Tlitnk! Act!
Como on, let put tlihiKH Iu oritur. Our whole ill; run niiil
should be muile as rleuii ami orderly as Its t'louncxt homo.. Thou wo
will liiivo it sitter, happier, healthier city.
Ambition tit Us hlgUene eiuueptlou is Id Ureum IiIk tlinitma ami
make tlieiii como true, Tho tiplomtid umblilou to have a city clemi
and bountiful is seen to become a reality by the i-o-opcraliuu of all
tho people.
Therefore, by virtue of the authority voated In mo na Mayor, and
with tho hearty approval of many far-seeing mid noalims i-UUeim,
hereby proclaim tho week of
Al'ltlli ,'tltll to NTH
as the Opening Week of a Continuous Clean Cp and Point t'p
Campaign.
Away with the rubblah piles! DunUli tho plugue spots! .Clean up
street and ulloya! Mow the lawns ami trim the vlutm! Kopnlr, and
paint every building that not'ila It! lloauilfy yuur hi was and pre
mises by planting shrub, Itulha anil flowers.
We need thla thorough eleuniflg and renovation. It Is tho sensible
tiling to do for the health, sntety, thrift, prlilo and happiness ot
all ojir people.
It la everybody's Job. Kvcry man, womau and child will bo
expected to help. U't there bo no uttickcrH,
Tho Schools, Greater .Medford Club, Chamber of Commerce and
other organizations are usked to take part in the next week's
campaign.
C. K. OATKS, Mayor
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
T . y , ,
M
Quill Points
And in the case of the merchant marine, it is subsider subsidy. '
A man can school himself to resist almost any temptation except
a seed catalog.
Some day Europe will learn that necessity is also the mother of
reconciliation.
As a matter of fact, ''dam'
age of its convictions.
is just a cuss word without the cour-
E. JOFFRE PREPARES PAPA'S
E Wl
DISH
BLOOD
SUA
1
HANDS
SKATTLK, Mar. 2S. The palate of
"Papa" Joffre. Jaded by the rich foods
of scores of banquets. Is to bp tickled
tomorrow with the marshal's favorite
blood sausuge, green onions, lettuce
and carrots. Madame Joffre will see
to that herself.
Accompanied by their daughter,
Madsmoiselle Ctermaene. the wife of
the famous French soldier sallied forth
today to provide the materials tor the
Thursday dinner. Incognito she visit
ed a public market, stood Iu line tor
a market basket and then nuuta the
round of the stalls. In half nit hour
the basket was filled and the dinner
assured.
Madutue Joffre and Mlto. derninene
who are accompanying the marshal on
his trip around the world, preceded
him to Sent tin after tils arrival at Vie
torlu. II. C. Ho will arrive here tomor
row night after ceremonies at the
International M-ace portul at Maine,
Wash.
Ex.Medford Girl Writes on
Music and the Movies
l -Who Wiv-i president utter Jul"" lJ
Allium T
3 When wns Culm n HpnnU'r of lliu
Imuso?
J What ' percent :i(it of alcohol Is
Blut
4 What pari of our country I the
mother of storms"?
6 W lmt water of North Mid South
rxniui'lctt are a I no the source uf storms?
8 Which It the larger country, Oer-
many or Argent Inn?
7 IM slurs nlil mi din Iiir tlio dixy?
H What cause the decomposition
of h-iiUT
How long does It take a storm to
travel from Alaska to tlio Atlniitlc?
10 Are mule or feuutlo birds more
beautifully colored?
Anewers to Thursday's Qutttlont
1 How ninny countries of Africa
nro free? An. Two. l.llmilu gnd
Abyssinia.
X What does the word iiiihIui tluin
meauT Alls. Tftlstud homo.
3llow many mires of territory did!
France gsln in tlie lute war? Aim. A
total of fiio& ciinro miles of territory
and fjSO.W'S simnrt miles ot colonies
and dependencies.
I IHie a bird gut an electric shock
lilto standing on a trolley wire? Ans.
No.
6 What Is Hi vlu of the lady
bug? Ans. They nt Insect.
tlVho paid the exiHuises of the
ilcli'Kiil'-s to tin' arms conference?
Ans. Kueh country paid the expenses
ef its delegate.
7 What Is tho Murth blrthstono?
Ans. Jasper. '
8 ho wrote, "Coming Through
the Itye"? Ans. ltolMrt lliirn.
9 What Is asafoellilit? An. It Is
guut found In I'ersla and Fsst lndls
a - mt . i.i
. Order r ; .' ! . '
In tho Countv Court of lli flW of '4 ,
Ore-gun, fur tlm ('minty nf Juckmrn, ; Vi
In tho Mailer of tlio Adupilon of lima
lYiiiiov shields, a Minor, by Hen I'.,, ,
Mtiller tmd Annu K. Moller. Iiiisbaml
Hint wife. ,
I'lNin tlm poilllon of- the nbovii
lilMiiod Htl(lonnrs for leavtt In lldupl
lima r runcoH Shliilds, u minor child,
It lit hereby iirdereil that Citation to
Josvplt Harold Slilelils, father of hbl
ehtld, to hIiow eitiiHo beform this Court
lit tho Court IIouhk In Jacksonville,
Oregon, m May fith. WlZ, nt IU o'cbwli
ii. in. why tlm proposed adoption shall
not ln tiimlo be bsuod out of the
ubotn naiiied Court, mid that the huiiio
bo served ui'it him by pulillshlnK
onctt onch Week for three siicveslve
weeks In Medford Pally Mull Tri
bune, it nowMpupcr printed, published
unit of general circulation n Hittl
County, a fopy of suld i'tltluii. of this
Order, und of this Citation, tlm lust
pilbllealton to bo lllildo Hot later than
rimr weeks prior lo tho ditto of said
limiting.
Ihited March U. Wit.
tl. A t)AI(UNtlt, Judge.
Citation
In the County Court of ln Mute of
Orvgun. for Jitekaon County.
In the Mailer of the Adoption of Hum
Francos Shields, Minor, by Hen r.
M.ili. r und Anna K. Moller, husband
Ami wife.
To Joseph Hintild Slilelds:
You are hereby cited to appeur In
the uUivo entitled Court and Caus"
leforo tho Court at tlm Court limine
In Jacksonville, on May 6. in: J, at 1
o'clock a. m. in show rausn why tho
proposed adoption of lima rrame.
Shields by Hie above named petition
er, lien F, Moller and Anna K. Moller
shall not be made.
Witness the Honorable tl. A. Card
tier. Judge of the County Court of th
Hlsle of Oregon for the County of
J,ii koon this ?tt day of Match, I'.':..
Attest: t'H At'NCKV KMiltKY.
Clerk of County Court of
Jscknon Courtly, Oregon.
The Anti-Saloon League and the
United llrewers Association are still
Intact and operative. This speaks well
for the Prohibition law, which as a
joke, is excelled only by the Oregon
System.
: Farmers of the Univ. clubskt, and
miners ot the Nash have taken advan
tage of the recent rains.
The Greeks have abandoned the idea
of subduing the Turks with a series of
brilliant orations. This war was a
tittle. Greece come out of It with sev
eral good lickings, and the sympathy
of England.
MALICIOUS SNORING
(Salem Statesman)
A divorce suit was filed today
by Ruby A. Sleeper against. Monty
; Sleeper, charging cruel and inhu
man treatment. She is represent
ed by Attorney O. S. Brown ot
Glendale.
The Bherlfrs office should bo re
called. They recovered a saxaphonc
stolen from F. Wahl.
And many of the things a man docs to broaden his life serve only
to shorten it.
Up there the sheep and goats will be divided, but down here the
sheep arc usually the goats.
The secret of success 'is not in goat glands, but iu the sweat glands.
And yet those w ho appear in the magazine ads in union suits are
not exposed like those who appear in the newspapers in divorce suits.
Once in politics, even those who are not genuine dirt farmers may
get a little harrowing experience.
Every normal man passes through a period when he thinks he
could get rich if he could only patent something.
As a rule the European who courts an American fortune is ruling
for a fall, but it must be ccineinbcred that Max Oser is a riding
master.
The busy bees and bodies have
started flitting from flower to flower,
and alley to alley.
LOST Orange Persian kitten. An
swers to name of Dizzy. Call lilt or
915. (Want ad Albany Democrat).
You'd be the sJtne, if thus equipped.
One of G. Newbury kids will emit a
bass solo at the ha. aud. this eve.
A SILENT OUCH
. (Eugene Register)
Ralph Thomas is back at his
' work at Tusber mill. Some time
ago he had a sliver run into his
hand unknown to himself.
"For Sale 1921 Ford. Good reasons
for selling. Write A. J., this office."
(Want ad Mall Tribune). There are
none better.
The county court will install a mod
ern cussing post In the courthouse
yard for the exclusive use of irate citi
zens before and after paying their
taxes.
California murder cases wherein
the jury hung themselves instead of
the defendant, are again in the news
John Jones mis returned from a
prospecting trip In the hills, and the
doctors say they will be able to save
his eyesight.
. Mr. ICooMivcJt lteturns.
NEW YORK. March 29. Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt, widow of the
former president, arrived here today
on the Olympic from a long trip
abroad which took her to Capetown,
RipplingRhnmos
W
Walt Mason
THE SPARTAN,
fOJKLr
The following artlclu appears lit the ntnv,.." They aru here to stay,
the Town Crier, official origan of thu esaentlul to our entertalnnwYit. lit
Hue Art Society. San Francisco, grained na a part of American llf.
written by Juennou.c Dutler for- They belong. We would oak of you
inerly of Medford: 'then, plctur fans, open your heart
To "break into print ". 1 the primal a Utile wider, extend your handclaxp
tendency of the reformer or the "man a Utile farther ami Include th mu
with a mlaaion." The fact thut "The , al-lnterpr -tor of the pt. turea.
pen I mkbtier thon the aword" whoae labor ao conMinio hi lime
seem to be ao fUud In tlio human nnd ulli ntlon that no opportunity oc
mind that the Individual reapond In- our for much clue than attention to
tultlvely to that silent conviction, and hta "Job." To the one. who, where
gives hi moorage to the world with ever he mny v. roalixee hi tremen
such confidence In tho world' re. u re.pimriUlltty, and la striving to
"I'onsc, that often his expectations dignify hi tank, who ronaldcr real
are realized onl i rroit la crowned nrt to Ik- art for humanity's nuke.
with rwKutt. Mulf-appolnted tsaks nnd work accordingly. To the one
iroiiueniiy involve o llllio aeii-nuer- who limy need that 'touch of friend-
et, and indicate auch sincerity of lM,lp which makes the hoe world
iurpoc, that tho looker-on lieHltutes Kin" to reach iindreained-of ponnlbltt-
tle of service In educating, molding
WORN NERVES
Nvrvou troublr, with backache,
dlixy upvlln, queer pain and Irregular
kidneys, give roonon lo atmpeet kid
ney u'oaknetMt nnd tu try the remedy
that haa helped your neighbor. Ak
your nclghlwr!
Mr. A. E. Itodge, Sti S. Holly St
.Medfoiil. nay: "I um glad to ay a
good word for IHiiiii Kidney rill, u
they Have glvvn ine upletulld reulu.
My kblnev wro In a weak condi
tion and I wa run down and nervous,
I tired ciiKlly'and wn often umibl.. to
du my hotiM'wurk a my tmck ached
:in If It were broken, nnd I had ilitty
spell. My font , Olid ankle w ere
Kwollcn and I couldn't at.tnd up for
tiny length ot time, My kidney acted
Petition
la the) County Court of thu State of
Oregon, for the County of Jackaon.
In tho Matter of the Adoption of lima
Fram e Shield, a Minor, by Hen F.
Midler and Anna K, Moller, buband
and wife.
Como now lien F. Moller and Anna
K. Moller. lumbond and ell, realdenu'
and Inhabitant of Jarknon County,
Oregon, nnd hereby petition the alnive
named Court (or loava lo adopt lima
Frances Shield, a minor female rlttld
x year of age, said child being now
Iu the custody end care of your petl
(itinera
That the mother of said minor child.
Stella Shield. I dead. That the
father of said minor child. Jottnph
Harold Shield. I, as your 'Uiumrrs
are Informed aud IhiIIovh, Insane, and
(hat tie has wilfully doftvitod n I
neglected tit provide pmpr rare and
maintenance fUr said child for morn
irreguiariy. too. unii. imun Kiuney ,, piling ih llun, of
'Ills were recutiiintmdoit l nie and ,,,.. -i.,- ,,c.
I uaeU them. They noon trengih
THE SPARTAN, sorely smitten, kicked up no angry coil, but
murmured, "It was written that I should have a boil; and
now said boil is growing, it's throbbing never stilled, to all the
people showing a prophecy fulfilled. I mew not like a kitten, nor
whinney like a mare; things come as they were written, and man
must grin and bear." I have a boil that's throbbing with zeal
beyond compare, and you may hear me sobbing, around a city
square. I have no Spartan training to cope with such a plight,
and, bitterly complaining, I walk the floor all night. And neigh
bors come and chide me, and protests wildly make; they hate to
live beside me I keep their cows awake. And peelers come and
tell me I'll have to can my wail, or with their clubs thy '11 quell me
and run me off to jail. I'm civilized so vastly, in cotton wool 80
reared, that every ache seems ghastly and makes me rend my
beard. And so I view the Spartan with something like disdain,
though nothing can dishearten that martyr in his pain. Oh, he is
sorely smitten, with boils upon his brow, but says he "It was writ
ten, so why kick up a row!"
to doubt their Impelling motive, If
not at once perceiving the "why and !
wherefore" of their exlntence.
There Is an Idea afloat, fallacious
but familiar, that when a novelty
merges Into utility, Its day, so to
speak, ore over. The automobile Is
no longer cIuHnified as a novelty, but
its poMtowlon 1 nor.c-the-less covet
ed, along with the telephone, electric
lights and manifold Inventions which
have passed from the miraculous to
their accustomed place In the pub
lic thought. 1'rogreae demand Im
provement, not displacement.
If the theory of the "survival of
the fitteet," ttfclch is tho actuating
motive of the standardization, holds
good, then the picture-player who
will retain the Interest Vif hi au
dience, becoino the modern molder
of mimical appreciation, uphold the
dignity which la hi to exlublltih or
caHt down I tho one who is now
or willing to be awakened to hi re-
HpoiiHibilltles. The disuHtrous proph
ci'icn of human cumulation uro eel
dom fulfilled, even through the
"show-nie" spirit of the pessimistic.
mentality Is nior; prevalent than thu
faith of the opttmlHt. Tho mutiu
fucturo and sale of that modern won
der of tone-conMrucilon. the orches
tral-organ, with its unlimited tapui l
tics for experiment. Is on the in
crease. That picture are Improving
Is too obvious to JuHtlfy tho remark.
To keep ice should be the aim of
the director and personnel of the pic
ture house orchestra, and tho organ
1st at the console, nnd each sheuld be
encouraged, proportionate to his abll
ty and effort.
The American public has adopted
nd trnnNfornilng the appreciation of
hi hearers, who Include every rep
renentatlve of every cIiik of tho
merlcan nation today.
IjCNDALK. Ireland. Mar. 2S. (fly
tho Associated 1'renn) In rcpone to
he notice ponied near tho town hall
CMterdny threatening reprisal for
uthollc killed In north Ireland, a
group of protcMiants met today and
reaffirmed their abhorrence of all
our.-igc on Catholics.
The proioMinnt ulito expressed re
gret thut sny section of their fellow
ownt-men with whom they always
had lived on good term, have had
ny doubt concerning Ihelr views ot
the outrage.
What We Believe
'We believe in tol, the Kntlier Almighty, Creator of lieuven and
earth; aud in Jesus (lnlnt. Hi Only Son, our Lord; who wux ton
' ceived by the Holy iihuht, born of the Virgin .Mary, suffered under
1'ontiu.s Pilate, um crucified, died anil was buried. He descended
into hell; the third day lie arose again from the dead: He ascended
into heaven, tdUcth at tho lixht hand of God the l ather Almighty;
from thence he .shall come to Judge the living; and tho dead. Wo
believe in the Holy Ghost, the Holy Catholic Church, the Conimunlou
of the Saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body
and the life everlasting. Amen. 1
These advertisements Inserted daily and uid for by two nutlvc
Medford Catholic busincMs men who believe In their religion. ,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8TATE REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy for
tho republican nomination lor repre
sentative in the state legislature at the
May primary.
Adv. JOHN .' CARKIX
I announce myself as a candidate
for Representative In the Legislature
on the Republican ticket, subject to
the primaries In Mny,
Adv. RALPH COWGILL.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Thos. II. Simpson, of Ashland
authorizes his announcement as a Can
dldate for the nomination tor the office
ot County Commissioner of Jackson
County, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters ot said county al
the Primary Election, May lvth, VITi
Adv
I am a candidate for the nomination
for County Commissioner of Jackson
ounty, on tho Republican ticket, sub
ject to the decision of the voters at
the primary to be held May 19th, 1922.
Adv. GrJURGK ALFURD, I'hocnlx.
Cherro Hard Wheat
Flour
Guaranteed
At Your Grovers
vned my kidney mid nil the other
nymptoiii of kidney dlnordcr disap
peared." I'rli 6Uc. at ull dealer. Ion'l
Imply ask for a kidney remedyget
IkHin'a Kidney I'lll the Mint that
Mrs. lHwlg had, Fwntvr-Mllburn Co..
Mfr. Iluffalo. N. V. Adv.
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Open Every Air
' Passage Ocara Throat
If vour nostrili are efnouril and vn,,t-
head is stuffed because of naMy catarrh
or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic
cream into your nostril. It ncnctratr
through every air pasagc, toothing and
ncanng swollen, muamcd membranes
and you get instant relief.
1 ry thu. Oct a small bottle of F.lyN
Cream Balm at any ''ruif store. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; your
head i clear; no more hawking or
muffling". Count fifty. All the Muffi
nes, dryne5s, struggling for breath is
gone. You feel fine.
MEDFORD
CAFETERIA
Where Real Home-Cooked
Dinnere Are Served
For Breakfast
Delicious Waffle and Coffee
We make a Specialty of
Private Dinner Parties
A SPECIAL DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Come anil enjoy homo cooked meals.
Thorn's a hmw-llkn at iiumphot-c lo
Ihn Mttlford Cafeteria jou ll like.
MRS. L. M. HOWELL, Prop.
(he filing of (his petition.
That prior t her death, said Stella
Hliiehl ws duly dlvorood from said
Joseph Harold Hhlettl by Judgment
and Itorree of tho Hnpertor Court of
the Htaie of Washington. In and for
thn County of Walla Walla, said Court
being a court of general jurhtdlctton
eatabtlhed by the cnnntltuthm am
laws of said Htate, having Jnrllciii-e
tlit premium, und that aald Court
by Its said decree duly awarded to
alii Htellu Hhlolds Ihn evclimtv earn
nd custody of said minor child,
That said Joseph Harold Hhlelds 1
not a resident of the Htate of Oregon
nd cannot be found therein, but that
lie reside somewhere within the
Htate of California. Iltu particular
place of such realdence being un-
now n to your iet It loners.
That Htnlla Hhiold. mother of said
minor, was a sister of your pelltloner,
Anna K Moller. and said Anna K.
Moller is next of kin of said minor.
IIKN F. MOI.I.F.Il.
ANNA K. MOI.I.KK.
Ktate of Oregon, County of Jackson,
W. Hen F. Moller and Anna K.
Moller, being first duly sworn on oath
say. that wa have read tho foregolnic
ltitton In thn above entitled mutter
und know tho content t hereof , and
hat tlm same Is wholly true as I
verily believe.
HF.N F. MOM.KIt.
ANNA K. MOM.FR.
8iilsorllted nnd swam l before mo
till 21 st duy of March,
KI.HIF. M. OI.BIN.
Notary Public, for Oregon.
My uiimisslon expires November
. 1921.
LetUsCrownYou!
A Hpring docHii t rise any
hiizher than its Nourcc, neither
does a man dress any higher than
his head."
IJriiij,' your head around tomor
row, Fridaj or Saturday, arid let
us crown it with one of our new
tailored cloth hats or caps." They
have a million dollar look, but
don't cost thut much.
The old cast window ix plumb
full of 'em. Come curly, the pat
terns are selected and you'll want
the best pick for Easter.
Springer & Lee
"DUDS FOR MEN"
' ' 105 W. Main
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DO 'NOT WAIT!
Do not wait until Spring is
here to get ready for it.
Rather get out the lighter
clothing and send it to us;
we will get them ready for
you.
The Blue Birds ore calling
now, Spring is almost at
hand.
IT'S A FACT I
Master Cleaners and Dyers.
County Treasurer's Twelfth Call for
Gold Hill Irrigation District
General Fund Warrants
Hlute of Oregon. County of Jarksou.
Treasury Ixipurtnionl. Jacksonville,
Ore., Miirch ;, 1922.
Notlro Is heieby given that there
un, funds on hand for tlm redemption
of Wnrranis Nos. 2UG, Ufis. 209. 270,
drawn on thn doners! Fund uf tho
(old Hill Irrigation district.
Internal on tho nbova called war
rants reuses on this the 2Uth day of
Msren. A. C. WAI-KKK.
Treasurer of Jackson Coun(y nnd
I'x-offlclo Treasurer of the Oold
Hill Irrigation District.
"Live Wire Service"
Oh, My!
$17 Electric
Percolator
9 Cup, Mission Style
$14.0J
THIS WEEK ONLY
Renard Electric Co.
Phone 1000 108 N. Central
Efficient Service
Reasonable Prices