Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 04, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI ft If I Mrcnroun matl thtt.untv medford. okfiov, Tuesday, 'avuil 4, paom rrmEE DYE SKIRT, COAT ' DRAPERIES WITH "DIAMOND DYES" Kuril nrkliN- of "I'llimiiiiil 1'oa" ! iiiilnliix illi'cetlona mi alinpl" Unit liny I woman run dye or lliil faded, hIiu t1y hill It", (ll'l'KKI'N, WlllKlK, CUMIM, dtt'tflll-! I era, NliH'klnux. IiiiuhIiik. iluiperli, i rvaiyllilng lllte new. Ituv "lihimond Uvea" iiu liter Mini Hun perfect j Inmi' dyelnK I uimriiuticil, I'vi'ii If I you lutvn never dyed before. Toll- )'W dl'llitl"l Wlll-tller I lie . inilli'l llll yiill lull In live IS wool ill' aim, nr hrUii'l' II 1 11 lltii'ti. cotton, ur lllUi'il liiiniU. I Uitiiiond l'in never slrcuk, spot, fmlit ur run. Ailv, 'ASK FOR BIDS ON FORES! ROAD TRAIL-PROSPECT Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors THISWEEKONLY tailor-made SUITS I Values $50 to $60 I at 1 128 E. Main . Healed pit 0t,Hu fin' roiiutiurtiiift llin TiiiH-l'roHiiori iiu lUiim t forest 11111I project located iiillinniit to C'rn tr National Illicit, main of OrcKou. county of Jm:liii.ii. will Iiu received li)' I lin district I'tiuliiiin', bureau of nubile rimta, V. M. department of nit rlrtiliurn, lit I'orllitml, Oregon, until 1 10 (I'l'lnrk a. in. on the 201I1 duv of Arm, luri, m wi,i, i, m,,., Ma place they will I... publicly opened ami ii-iiil. Tin) 1 1 III lu reserved t reject ti v i, ml nil hid, unit iiiiiiii will be con sidered except tlidi.i frot, oconlrao. tor HHi'Kitulni'il lu bi experienced Mild roapoimlblo. Tli li'iiRth of tlm project to b rim Mructod In approximately 13.0 mile. Tim wink embraced in thin con trm t hlmll Imi completed within 12U weather worklnu tuyii. following the itMititliin of tlm contract by the kite, nury of amlculturo. Tin- ron Hurt form mi J map, (ilium, HlU'C'fleHtlonK, llllll I'Htlllllltl-lt (if IJUUtl- lltlo may be examined liy rny tmitllU ctntroetnis at room 310 I'citoffirw IiuIUHiik. Portland Orrnoii. uiul ut the offlro of I he forest supervisor, al Mi'ilfoi (I. Ori'Kon, Excellent Music, Christian Church, Tonight STOLEN STANDARD OIL CAR FOUND CLEAN-UP WEEK Ta make room for new shipment 1022 "Singers" We are sacrificing these j Sewing Machines 1 White RoUry.'new $05 1 Standard Rotary, new $53 1 White Rotary, ud $20 1 Wheeler Wilson, ud 418 fl 8inger Tailor Mach., usod . $20 I Long 8huttle Singer, used ... $25 1 Comfort 'drop head, uied ...$15 1 New Royal Drop Head, used $10 ' 1 White U. 8. Drop Head, used $8 1 Amazon Drop Head, used . . $7 ' While They Last, at Phone 215-R A 1'oid roadster. liriuii((liiK in Ki inilnril i(MI cottipiitiy In. ul l.iuni h Uiul lunik i'. Willi tltr ZiruliMiB lint Civl Crow ii i1kii. it hlolrrt Kciiur liiy nliilit from In (rout of KH'ul AmiiiI r!rk' rmlUfllraS on WfHt Jiirkiton trtil. - Wlirn Mr. Hini'k uroiw Mutuiiiy tiiumliiK tli enr i lint tO lm toUllll, Ullvr Uv ri'l'rlVfll a tcU-yluiiie rnlf from (Vmral I'olnt ln re tin' rnr hnj Im'I'H iliivrn !' t Ji.vriilri nml hud lrn hlniinl"ni'l ntti'r it liuil noM-U Into a lt'li'ilion lll. Tin- mr wim lirotiiiht In k to Mrd- fntil i ml In uu tin In H;rvio. Ith lut Kimtitlv iiu m.i '!. l-rnnk Knrrt-H'it Cln rohl n clolrn lh niwlil lcfor ami m nlmndonrd tiftcr tlii' )"TldT had uol It lu ilii-lr hriirtu' i ontriil. Thrw lin fi for irniury u' r Imi'loiIhc nilt fri-qiK-in. Rcdmtn and Pocohonttt Attanlion! I". f. KUImr, Cinmt SnchPni of Ore Kon, will ho horn Krlitay.nnd Kntnrday rvrnliiK. Work lit the Chl't iKrv", I 'rod nml kmhI time in unniirod. You will U)Ih a Rood iIidp If you an not limn'. ' 13 err E. Pastor D. Thorn wuit u Kixid nUrd mnllonii' lit: dm ClirlHtliiu cliiii'cli limt nU:lit for tlx? kM! liil ini'i'tliiKH und tlm paHlor, Mr. .Miliar), pn ai lii'd a v.onilrrful Mi-rnioii pruvlnK lliut ho l ii-iiillil i-vnu- I'.i'lUt jih wnll li h a iitoi' Tho miiHlriil minilum by tlm mule (jiiki tot, and (he nolo by Hurry Hou Kfill went Illicitly i nloyfil by all an wax tint coiiKri'Kntlottnt and choir it I nr. Inn. If you t-njoy itood iiiuhIc and wtrulRht IS BOUND OVER FOR NON-SUPPOR T Millard. eoKlx-l ini'iirlilni; you Hhould attend Ihimi! nii'i'tliiKH. TonlKlit tho male quartet will hIdk "HM'i'J Away" and "The Wuyiiido CroriH," a n if Mr. McIhjiioukIi will nlng a milo. .Mr. Millard will preach on a 'ChurcUli-aa World." Nice comfortable p'W, rjcillint miotic and Koupcl urniiiinn, and con Kcniul H'oily wclromo you at lltla honx'liko church. NATl PRESIDENT U.S. TEACHERS PASTEURIZATION PORTLAND ILK mm UPON IT'S A SHAME FOR YOU NOT TO GET RID OP RHEUMATISM When Others Do It So Easily With Trunk's Prescription It. K. Johimon wm bound over to tho uraiid Jury thin mornlnR on 1300 bond on a chnrco of non-oupport. 1l: a arri'Htvd yinturday by Conatublu Homt.trci'1 In ('.ran in I'ana and wan huvlnn jbrouKht to tbl city fcr a prfllmlnnr) hearing before Juntke Oli'iin O. Tay lor. Tho bar! pnifi-rrrd by John ncin'a wife who lives In tlila city and lie lit tho mother of two rhildrrn, a by and girl, nino and ton yoatu of bkb. It U allored that Johnon hus rotitrlliutod nothing to tho anpport c f bin wife and children since he has bwn In Grants Pa. Ho was acquitted lost full In cir cuit court on a charge of embezzle-nii-ut nrofurrod by Hairy I't'lu, a whoU'Mlo totiacco dcalrr of Klamath HERE MAY 2ND UlOS. Fir 1 v( 1 1 Mother Falls Unconscious "My mot her. who In yonr old, him Ih'I ti-oul ll with hr llvr for 3S yrum. Iiuctom Mid !' hid iinW ntuni'K. Hi'Viral ilnirii in ffll un roiijirlou Imh'iiuM' of thvar uttck.' I'.lahl inoiiiliM n no I notlvod ii n udvi-r-tlfi'mriil of Muyr'H Womli-rfni l!'in idy In tin- Toledo IHndc and purrhim il n bottle, tvhlch did hor n i-nt iiiiiount of iitmhI. HIk- rontlnuod the (iKiitim-nt and hu fot cnUn ly wrll kIik-i'." It In n litili', liiti'iiittKK IHi'pnriitloii thnt rfniovva tho cntur rluil linn uh from the Intontlnul trm t ii nd allnyii the Influinmiitlon which uurtvi nictcully all rtomuch. liver and IntcNllnnl nllninnlH, Iro'ludiiiK ni pi'iidii'ltlH. Omi iI'ihc will convince or money refunded. At n!t druit I'M. Adv. Mrs. MIMpd Iliygln.i, national P. T. A. president, will vIbII the valley May 2. and will be entertained at a noon luncheon at Ashland und at a, rwi tlon In Medford In the evening, mak ing an address on each occasion. Mrs. J. y. Hill or Portland, state president, will accompany Mrs. Hill. This infor mation was made public at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers coundt recent ly held All persons Interested are Invited to both the Ashland and Medford meet ings. Definite mettlng places will b announced later. The following committee chairmen were apKiinled: Arrangements. Mrs. Stover; program. Mrs. Carlton Janes; i refreHhments, Mis. Ryan: advertising. (Mrs. Cash Wood. Mra. Geo. Kunzman A I'm tin nd papor of yesterday l ported the ninth death from septic sore throat and 100 cases In the city and says'. Mate health authorities asserted today that tho disease is milk borne mid urjiM emergency legislation by thi' j city council which would renuire pas teurization of milk from all dairies be fore It I'l put oil sale. In a lettr ti Ir. John ('. Abele, act ing city health officer. Dr. K. 11. Strick er, slate Ip-hUIi officer, said: 'Streptococcus sore throat Is now a recognfred diseaso entity wl'h a dis tinct clinical history. The cause of this disease Is known to be tho streptococ cus hemolytlcus. Most authorities ajrreo that the disease. Is milk lwrne. Tho public should bo Informed In re gard to this fact in order that they may tnko steps t protect themselves during the prevalence of an epidemic. " 'Kpldemlc sore throat Is caused by the Ingestion of milk or milk products! ? that contain the strcitococcus hemo lytlcus. ; "'The source of ctintamination ls duo to the contact of milk with infect-j ed milkers nml milk handlers. Thti udder of the cow is Infected by the milker and an inflammation of the odder or mastitis takes place. "'In an epldemloof streptococcus sore throat very llttlo good Is acram pllshed by isolation and quarantine of patleuts. The one effective measure Is to radicate the source of Infection. As far as Is known at the present time milk is the source of infection. Pas teurization will destroy the germ. 'After carefully considering these facts tho statu board of health recom mends that an ordinance be drafted re quiring all dealers to pastuerlze milk before offering the same for sale. As an emergency measure, tho public should be advised to boll all milk that not pasteurized before using the same. 'Compulsory pasteurization Is the solution of this problem and many of the largest cities of this country are demanding that milk before It Is of fered for sale must be brought to a tcmiicrature of 145 degrees P. and held there for 30 minutes.' " Mm. W. H. StoiMjrJ of t'dlnn.l, fun!,. In k'Ui-r n: "TrtinU IT xTlptlmi lor rli"jmllm In lim ONI.Y thins lhal kH'wkn the rh'unmtUr p.ilin, ml to wind I""' t"Hle " Mm. J C BWtlnvp. While Hiilmon. Man.. wrll: "I ""'il y"r m.ll. Ino for rhumiUli'nl n4 It curU ln. I h.vn a f!hrr-ln-Uw whu Vn ilirTlii from rhi-umallum and I want to l U for him." Mm. John Obfllf. 27 W. 3d Hi., !- An'l. sllf., wrto-a Hint Hvral -or 0 my hul"inl ami confin.rt to his Ifd wilh riiumailin f"r fv-o nionihu. In leok!n im a pap.f mw llm ailvi-llnem-m ol TrunIC l"r wilpilon, II ! th r.iUiln- and ili- cur h-sk mart and p'TChnm-nt. I hov 'comm'-ntli-'l It to a numUr ot ui-H, and It lm h- lpd lhra all. It in a vry valuable mfdicln. What ttieae pcuplf J'r. fhns. I.Kwo.kI. 1133 triwt Bi , kniiwn i 1 1 v , Mil . ii In a r".oii I'lur tti.it Trunk Pfwrlntlon -url h.r of rlii-iimalli'm, ami thnt li al ii iijk n-ronimrn.la II a nil rwiuml thai k .i(l IriinKii prwrlptinn n a fn.ii.1 who l iI'kvh with rlnimallm. Mi", it.i n-y PTr-n. II Auhurn A w. S. K.. lliiin.l ItaplilK. Me-h., lo any lii a irni loiter that ilit y ara aira hli" In i-nv..r uh wan a uffi'iT t rhmmntlrni, '' aftf uln Trunh's I'rrripllt'li nh hft ni-vi-r uffi"Pil with It nlnr-". lot't now arks that tt h ant to lo r mottv-r. Mrn. H. olli-x, itipnn. Win., itrMm that Trunk l'ri" ilptlon navnl h"f lii. At an Invrtihl vt yi-nr, hr frlrnvt urnl ,i"U:hhr aio ainlh'-d ta - hft im mi'l around anil njoyifi lif Of tho lull ahrr n mnhy yi-ara r.f rtiffrrtnn furrn rli'ummlm. Hh- al tilhui' ii ilii mark;O.I' Improi i-mnt In le-r ron'Ktlon nttri-ly to Trunk'J frrgirlptiou. linv clono hiindred of othara havo dono, hun Ar. Am wilt !', tomorrow, arid Yul: can he ni or tnem. An amimuuriy easy treatim-nt f"i tl rcli' f "f nil foima of rhrumatlani. If vrv Won and woman who havo i lii-urmittim In any f.rm would lak Tiui.k a ' I'rracripllon th r- 'vmild be leit one r m-rt remnlninn on tlie market, and that one would be Trunk'c I'reacrlptlon. a it aumda alone In lt (.-ied effect and reatilta, T't iiiinh i that oil oth-r remedlea wimlrj b laid aalde aa forL-oli-n. No mait-r how Ion.- at.mdinff v mr cow tuny b r the Inniimerohln treatrn'iiU trl'd In vain, almply fellow th la. treat- nirnl Of directed and i lieiimatlem rannet exlt in tie- nitmon body. Thi re are enlr two InK'niK-a In whlrh tlieaa n -rlp(l'na can fill, and II, ut la if you haven't i hctimutlmn, and If you do not read and follow tho, dimtioua. Trunk's Prescription sell for S 1.75 or three for only $3,00 at Has kins Drug Store, .Medford. Ore. Wail choaen dolefratM ti f It a iluU rana. jou.iaon waa uaiKiuiiK n' v,i,.n i T..,a ,.,, ., ... - ... v . . . u ... ii . .11 1 a. Carlton was appointed alternate. Medford. Ashland and Crants bualness cf the firm lor Pelu. Pass U. S. CAN'T SIGN THE WHITE SLAVE PACT GUN EVA. April 4. (Uy Associated Press.) Tho I'nlted States govern ment is unable to sign the white slave convention drawn up by the lant as sembly of the leagiio of Nations as It conflicts with the wllce regulations of certain states in tho union, Secretar' Hughes has notified tlie Iciiirue secre tary hero. " . . . . j CHILDREN must have tho host of tho "Muff of life" If they art) heullhy nnu hapiiy, lluy them NUT-BROWN BREAD . "Tho lli-eod Tliut llullds" PEERLESS BAKERY Ask your dealer for Nt'T IlKOWN nnicAn t)ur liHleiit Dry ( IciiiiIms KTi:itn.izi:s healiles cleansluK llioi- ouitlily. Our work Ii clean thruoiit r rxxxxw cyxoooooooooooooooooooooooxo . 8 Prosperity Is Just Around the Corner" If opportunity is the mother. of prosperity, then we are on the brink of better times ahead. II you wUtrwnlk to the corner of Main and Central Avenue and turn north one-half a block and take a glance in our windows ytniwill note a decided reduc tion in prices on jjood reliable footwear. We arc showing a liberal .selection of new and -nji-to-date styles both for growing pirls, women, men and young men at prices that are attractive. We can sal'ely say that opportunity is just around the corner. Prosperity w ill come to you if you spend w isely and we are safe in saying that our .stock is brand new, we sold out all of our old styles long ago, they are gone and forgotten, we don't ask you to buy old numbers bought when prices were high. We buy on today's market, and sell at a close margin, the safe and sane policy, quick sales and small profits and vuu get t he most value for your money. aaMHssssssssMsssssssssssssMssf HHM KM HKlt-Eastcr comes on April Kith'. We are ready to fit your feet, nave you money and assure you selection in good reliable footwear. . S Ntift Vurr ice Nrv UNL.6.5 SAfTSr-Tte" YOU ARC KoKarding the curfew ordinance. Officers Timothy and Adams both re- IHirted it to bo working well and gen erally suported by parents. Mrs. Janes, on behalf of the school board invited members of the P. T. A to visit at board meetings. W. B. DENNIS TO BE FORUM SPEAKER , W. U. . I 'con la of Carlton, Oregon, author ol tho uulomuhilo license law, pawed liy tin. n-cciit JcKlslaturo and at which there has been a consider aide criticism directed, will discusa uliis law at the forum of the Mini ford Chamber of Commerce tomorrow mam. Henidcs Indng one of the lead em of the atuto in U-Kiflativo mat- tors, Mr. Carlton is the chairman ot the Orvmm Ilurcnu of Mines and Is a recognized authority on quicksilver mining. MemlM'rs of the Chamber of Com mere who tw that they arc paying mure tluiu a Just fee for their auto' mobile license should hear the com ment that will be made on the luw as thuy may become satisfied that the charge is Just after all. The forum will be held at the Med ford hotel ut noon. "Good Shoes" 21 North Central "Good Shoes" Built Our Business. ;.y- . (Since 1912) : H Friday night, April 7th. will be Brotherhood Night," when the April mooting of the Phoonlx Urotherhood will occur,eginnlng promptly at 7:30 Some, special plans for this meeting huvc boon In tho mind of tho commit' toe, and a good tlmo may be looked for. Important business also calls every member to bo present. Other men of tho community are invltod; all welcome. Saturday evuntug will be C. K, night; pnrtleulura to bo annouueed I titer. . CCWKXKJOOtXKW bowels, Sold everywhere. Cut This OutIt la Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with Go and mall it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111.,, writing jour name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for palna in sldoa and bock rheumatism, backache, kidney and hlmldor ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartio for constipation biliousness, headaches, and sluggish Atlv ASHLAND Branch Oregon State Normal at At ASHLAND, OREGON June 19-July 28, 1922 Full Normal Course. Practice school for all grades. Music, department very strong. Psychology, educational measure ments, sociology, and school management on demand. For information write GEO. A. BRISCOE, Director. , ijilltlilijilit jll fi1 ill I li it I ! f' 1Q22 . s mil I f to The Cleanest Farms In Any Community TORDSON farms have that reputation. X1 ing is what keeps these farms ftee of weeds. . , "That's easy to talk about, but how are you going to piovtr when 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 Fanners Usa Oliver TilUfe Implements C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf tV fJ 1 Early fall plow- j 1 1 fl i T