PAflTC SIX
MEDFOUn ATTi TRT1UTNK. M fiOFOlJl), OliKOOX. AVKDNIDAV, APRIL .V 1!22
WHISKEY FUMES
ASHLAND PLAZA
E POPULACE
ASHLAND, April 5. There was a
greut outpouring of the spirit, with
out accompanying benefit of clergy,
on the riaai, tit 2 o'clock nharp,
Tuesday afternoon, when several pal
Ions of boose Wer tl limped into tho
sewers. The ceremonies were wit
nessed by quite a number of unin
vited suets. Members of the local
unit of the V. C. T. V. poured, that
function havimr been delegated to
them by the chief of jtollee. The con
traband was the accumulation of va
rious seizures made recently fro'.u
bootlORifers, who were not only heav
ily flnod, but cash pennltics weru
supplemented by jail sentences cover
ing periods to the limit. While the
liquors were boinK spilled, there was
heavy downpour of April showers
nlso, and as a consequence the whis
key Vim considerably diluted, the
Mmosphcro about tljo Plaza, how
ever, containing about the limit of
alcoholic content, which tho law
allows under tho voltage clause of the
Volstead enactment.
Mrs. M. H. Ellis has returned from
a, two month's visit in San Francisco.
The first unit in dressmaking
classes finished the prescribed course
last rTiuay. inc mmiiiery i-iasseM
are fcusily engaged in rushing the
ppring bounets in preparation for
Easter. -. , . .
"The Motor Vehicle License law,"
was the topic assigned tr Hon. W. B.
Dennis, ot Carlton, at the Chamber
of Commerce . forum luncheon on
Tuesdayv. Geo. AV. Dunn presided,
and the speaker of the houe in view
ot the important question under dis
cussion, easily proved that "his name
is Dennis."
;The apartment rooms over Isaac's
store substantially equipped in every
particular, are to be hereafter known
as the Oregon hotels a mistake in re
gard to' nomenclature, as the term
savors of the Hotel Oregon, and the
names are too nearly , inter-related.
It took a long time for the present
Hotel Ashland. to become disassociat
ed from the designations of the old
Hotel Oregon nnd Hotel Austin re
spectively. A brand new distinctive
term would be more appropriate for
the fine apartment suites.
Mrs. Kathryn Utnphlette. teacher
at Junior high, participated among
talent at the Civic Improvement
entertainment at the Baptist church
on Tuesday evening, in a sories -ot
readings, supplementing the- musical
portion of a very enjoyable program.
Clayton (Jeer, S. P. engineer located
t Weed, has been in town this week
on business.
- Th Methodist church held its
regular quarterly conference on
Monday.
The funeral of W". 11. Denham, who
died last Thursdav. was hsld' at Tal
ent, interment being in Stearns'
cemetery- Deceased was a brother of
J. F. Denham of Talent. He had re
sided in Ashland for some time past,
and death Vaa dittr to i3rrainfs. 'he
having Buffered a' stroke March J(L
On Tuesday, April ,11,, the. ChrisT
tian Kndeavor soolcfy t,t the Presby-
Unless
RBR
Were no
GITY CLEANING & DYING CO.
101 South Eiverside
QUALITY, WORK,
Shoes Repaired TYliile You "Wait.
E. N. BIDEN, Prop.
VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS
Complete stock of these fuuions spi-lnjt tor. all cars on hand. Trices rea
sonable. BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET
f; We make truck bodies, and do all kinds ot blacksniithJng.
; Billings Carriage and Auto Works
, 40 to 48 SouUi Kivcrside .
tcriiin cluuvh win hold an iitiiHiiuint ; nad MongiiiK t Mr. IWUivsonn car jt'Voryonu 1mimvk:o! Is Invld'il. Kwit
business mooting. jof the Ynr Kisle mine. tho iliiio In riiiul.
Another burlier ha come to town.) M1)lj j1!) i;imrr Slmiufms wore! Tuokor anil William SUinli
hut whether ho vt.l mart another 1 olU jr,j.,y ' t() visit homo lolki t ! l'h hiiMlneits ti ip I Moilfonl Silt
.ho,, or enter employment of on o( , Simmons i staying (or! '.
the old tmer8, has not h.x-n deter-; Vltor Marshall ma.lo it hunlm-Hsi
Zt , I Mi La Mr. I! K M,,v or.. out'1"" M"llfl"-
for eon-
i n m ineie miiijum hm vn-,
jvenlenees iii the park eampliiK i
'grounds, the eommisxiuners are about
to supply n bulldinK to bo used for
lnundry purposes. A storage ivmn
and Chapel edltiee will probably fol
low In duo season.
Tho fine bungalow property, cor
ner of Almond and Pine streets, has
been so.d by Jack Fitks to Knilwny
Mail Clerk IVheity, possession to be
given May 1. Til is is tho house
originally built by the ltorrer
urot iters. atu-rwaras nougni ami
givatly improved by Clark Uush at
that time an employe of tne rust .Vi-
tiennl hank. I
The Modern Woodmen are to have ;
a new state deputy for tho Southern!
Oregon district. J. E. Welch having '
been commissioned a such, his terri-i
totry including Jackson, Klamath,'
Josephine and Douglas counties. He
has already entered upon these duties
with headquarters at his residence,
24S Laurel street, the plan being to
unite the camps In Ashland. Med ford, .
Central Point and Talent In co-ope-
rative activities of benefit to the fra-
ternal order in general. ,
Kadio activities are being exploited
locally by Lloyd Crowson. a young
electrician particularly enthusiastic
over'this fascinating work. This is n
Hillah Temple at P.oseburg is atut
to install a radio receiving station at
Masonic hall in that city. This club.
known as "Llim." is one of tho most ;
nctivtt organnalions connected with
Jllllah Temple of this city as an auxllf
iary.
I -Among returning vacationists who
have passed the winter in California
aro members of the W. M. Poley
family.
Tho Xaiarone church
being reinforced by the
Smith family of Stockton
joined forces with that
family is
ubiquitous
Calif., who
denomina-
tional congregation in holding revival
services whiuh began on Sunday. The'
viilm-A nre mit nnlv evanirelisti.sts.
. ... .. .. ,,,..
-j,,-' -
successful meetings.
i Professor Applehoff of Grants
i-ass, nas ocen nere mis kcvk on a
ousiness mission
ed the
."JnSTta
music classes in the Josephine county
capital.
"Dobbin" Irwin takes over the bil-
liard rooms recently vacated by J.
H. Cook on Kast Main street near
Elks temple premises, which wl'.l bo
remodeled nnd decorated before Dob
bin reopens up the old stand.
Among numerous additions to
shelves in the city library are quite n
lot of volumes interesting especially
to young .folks, tho tlassificaflon in-
eludinff juveniles.
Mr. Comely left Wednesday morning
for Glendale, Ore., to attend the f une-
I al of his sister.
.Miss Burr was out to the Antioch
I school FYiday.' - , - . : . ' 1 . .'
1 Aubrey Inlow received five dollars
'reward for finding a new tire on the
ESEWTATIV:
t Satisfied
l)6u Ase
Phone' 474
QUICK SERVICE
The Model
Boot Shop
21 S. Central
, Medford
Busy Season Ahead . , "
Let Us Line You Up
C. L. WOLFF
Painter and Decorator
No Job Too Large No Job Too Small
' rbono 37C X 345 N, Itivmiile
M. inl Mrs. U. K. Mooiv ir out
... . . i
Irottt near h.;l:lo rolut eimlMv ta i
Ylnit tllotr pntvnls t UeilRlo ttlbl In
tht Mettilowa. i
. Kills Clark who liK'3 been tvcditiK
his cattle near Central Point this win
ter drove thorn hack tj the Meadows
Wednesday.
Mm. McKitiney. tht teacher went
to Ashland Friday t; visit homo fol.'ta.
Mr, Mulhollund who lives un Mrs,
Richardson's ranch was up tj Mr. ntul
Mrs 10 fi,.st t)t wwk ,0
b
:, . ,, ,, , , .,
Mr' iUul Mrs' !U"" -v Mln ot Trail
vi1'"1' oSU' Suuday
Mra' Jas' Mar,,u V,sit,-Hl ilu Ml'
and Mrs. Copely Sunday.
Two houses on tho rango near
ltrownsboro have been broken Info
0nd quito a hit of damage (lono. At
present neither house1 is occupied,
one house was on Mrs. ltolfonl's
hnniesleo.L Sho U nt iins.ni in Plnr-
Ida for tlu winter months. Tho front
dK,r wil completely smashed iu nnd
hal PrU'tl open with a heavy Urn-
ber. Window lishts were broken,
Blood was on the floors and furnl-
tnre. Somo of tlm local noonlA think.
tnat a hunter or trapir might have
apent tho night hero and tho blocd
was from some dead animal.
The Thomas homestead was a!s)
broken into and a great deal of datu-j
ago done. Somo of the outhuildlngs .
wore knocked down. There was ui
small chicken house which was drag-
gel away from tho house. j
Some people are of the opinion that '
some of 'the cattle men wh i an' op ,
nosed to sliu'li on tlm r.inirn mlclit ;
liavn d,.n h .Inmnn.
Mr. Andcrsi is now living in the j
Thomas house and Is ranging five lutn- j
divd head Of sheep on this
range,
J anthinK cat-!
tle fxwPl whon Mr- Phipps ran about
!a oiousanu nead on tne same range at
f'w years ago. Objections to slieep'
in this district sem to be very strong.
' L"Wis Walch and wife visited the)
latter's parents Saturday.
Carl Stanley w ho has been In Eagle j
Point, returned home Saturday. j
We had a surprise birthday party
last Friday, March 31. It was on the I
children whose birthdays are In Marrh
They were Gladys and Robert Cowden.
Donald Biebcrsteadt and George Ho.ig.
land.-
Miss Velda Monia returned to Butte
Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N'ygren were up
to tho Brownsboro butto Sunday louk-
lug for some cattle.
Clarence Cann was riding for IViy
Stanley last week.
Miss La Verne Brown returned to
Utitte Falls last wek. -
The teach'eni Institnto will be hold
'here April 8, as before announced, and 1
BROWNSBORO NEWS j
MEDFORD
Mason, Ehrmari & Go.
Wholesale Grocers
Cig'ar Importers
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
: MEDFORD
BLACKSMITH SHOP!
Repairs and builds springs!
All new springs guaranteed. I
r 1 1 -IU"! Ml I
uenerai repair, jiacKsmun
ing. Only Spiing . Furnace
x feoutlierH Oregon.,. t
118 si Bartiett. Phone 183-J
MEDFORD TENT AND
AWNING WORKS
MANUFACTCKKItS
Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and
Cushion works; Tourist Supplies,
Anything made of Canvas.
v. f. 'itrjuuvrKoiv
Phono 1 13-J
Ojip. H. V. lcpot 1 ' Medford
PAINT AND
CLEANUP
1 Have You Done It?
Vilmd and Harmony Flour
STRICTLY GUARANTEED. , ':
Ask your dealer for one of these brands. ,
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
Mr nll.l Mr. I.' ICi-li,.-,. .l
Mrs. May ('nlorvo.d wore visitors at
tho MaMiehl homo Suturduy.
Walter Kutclifi'o win a visitor lit the
Maxt'ield homo Sunday.
Walter Marshal and family went t
Kagta 1'iMiti Suturday.
Miss Mildred Tucker Wout, to Kar.lo
Point Saturday,
Miss Po.il will hold an nil ihry sew
ing school hero Wednesday, April 11.
Watch tho paper for llio details or Iho
mectiiiK.
Court News
(Furnished by Hie Jackson
County Abxtrnct Co.)
Circuit Court.
J.i'l.si.ii Cuu n I r Hank vs. It. H,
CoilUs. Complaint.
Jesse Xcntlmmcr vs. C, K. Wirk
rtrom, M. K. W. ks!roni. Con.l.ilnt.
V, H. Keo vs. Ci'ln McOoi ald.
Complaint.
tlianta Pass Irrigation Dislllit b.
Chas. N.-Dean. Co-unliitnt.
Louis CunimliiKs, .ivlniliil-itr.it. i(
tl. 11. WaniKiey vs. i l.oido 0. Wants
ley. Artidnvlt, m1,.;-.
H 11. Hitch Vs. Mcd.'ot l Cn.ut K.
It. Co., Labor lien.
Prohnto t oiiri.
F.i,,i
of Andrew Sniii i.
application for orde -.
Real Cstata Transfers
City of Medford to Samiu-I M.
Leonard, deed to W 12 f "l
lot 3. all of Lt 4 and FH 7
feet lot 6. blk. ?. Quee-i Anno
A. 1.1 ,.. f...tf....l t
citv of Medfonl to lMt V?
Dahack. deed t. lot 5. blk. :
f)lson Add. to .Meofoi-J ....
City of Medford to lloraoe L.
Itreiiiley, deed to lot 1 . Idk.
liwiioke Add. I.) M-dford
l in)
City of MeUtorJ to N.um
.llogan, vt ul. Ive.l To
lot f. blk." 1.'. Medforv
N
city of Mod ford to II. It. KHI.nt
8. blk. 4. Queen Anne Au! ,,
RELIEVES RHEUMATISM
Relief b!e-ud TcL( comrs whn
r' gnod hot application are used.' lb
bcl and notuit u
BEGY'S
MUSTARSNE
Just rub It on It won'i Mister Neu
rit: and nuraisi alo JOc 60c yel
low blU ' , e w.
Bet Home Crew .
prtwomftft-BKh ff tb whof family
feijoljit lh fcowt'ftrut lvr rvi tomch In
fin c.niliMoD-"Ir nrltrt. Purrly vedtlatlc
jCc. pjtkJir. Tfrr" hlth in vrv cupit
CELERY K!NG
iikatii'h nut o lerniti-:
"With Medford
Trade Is
Medford Made."
Lee Watkins 6 Co.
FEED STORE
Choice Grade . Crushed Barley,
Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay,
Grain and Poultry Feeds.
Custom Grinding n(l Itolllng a
, Specialty.
397 South Front St.
Veterinary
Hospital-
AM)
Sale Stable
DR. O. A. GITZEN
111 N. Fir St. Phone 551
M ed ford ',
t'll.v of Metllold to (1, l
Wood, deed to hit 1. blU. ll,
.Med ford
Liberty ItiilUlinit t'o. to Hell
AudeiHon, et id, W, 1. to lol.i
I I mot S. blk. M. Modt'ord
j Marian H. Hnimlltr, t ul to Hen
I 8. KliutrlUt, V. i. to j Int.
I
I In land III I. L, C. 4U, twp.
U It. 1 West
Fletcher TIuiIUHn Fish to Kdllh
Archibald Fish. W. D, to N
of NW, HW of SW, see. 6, iwp.
SC. 8.. ft. 2 West
10
, lit
City of Medford to U. K, tlllli
, Ian, et liv, ded to lot on
North ItlvcrsWle, Sill , foot
! front
City of Medford to Thomas T.
I Merrliimn, et uv, dee.J to lot
tUMl
, In blmk 1. Fttiltdale Add.
to -Medford ', , , . . ,
Cite of Medford "to Claude W.
Whltmorr. et nl. deed In )vt 31.
laurel 1'iirk Aib. to Mod ford
17.1
City of Medford to J, W.
, Chlsuiii. e, d to lot 12. bill. 2.
i Fruitdnle Add. to Medford . .
'City of Medtord to llcrbell L.
L. Alfonl. deed to W, 4.1 feet
lot t.. K. 25 feet tot . tdk. 5.
tjgevn Anno Add. to Medfonl
&50
Polucaiv SuxtiUiieil.
I'AlitH. April 8. Illy t'le Asst., Idl
ed t'li'.')--Tlie cluinibcl' of depu
lies, after discussion of the iiiterpil
latum on tfte uioeniincnl's forvltin
policy tonight voted confldciue In thu
Poincaie miiilHtry,
'I'lie Votn was 4S-1 to 7s,
I'ltilllilK-llt IliiptlM IK'llil.
LONDON. April f 3 The ltev.
Ari-hltiuld Drown, widely known llnp
tlt ch 'iVvuuiii. Id dead at Kantoli. tie
Mdr, ,wa-t.at. otie tiim' president, vt Loll
ibuii llupusc u.s(K'latipit and '. tin,
foufidtt.df (ii mini) A r of l!nj!il tali.
rnaeH-s. " ' ' " ' ' '
Milk
' ' NO COOKING
Th 'TooJ-Drink" for All Aceii.
Quick Lunch tit Home, OiTtccar l
Fountains. AAttUORUCKS.
1 Imitations & Surj$!ituU
OIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
This is lu certify tdnt Olin I'liurm o(
M.-dfor-l. tr b.iw cure.) in of jt'iilr1
"l timiiiii troid'l'.. K. 41. t. remit. L
! tii'S J 8t !rnli Pnim,
I This is In cerl.ry tluit tl'.lll ( liun of i
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j i.f fmir yi-iirs' Mt.itiilitiK P. G. latmni.
.413 S HI. limits or,
i M-ilf-nt. Or.-Kun. Jn. 11, HIT.
I Tills W it r'rllfv llit I. Iii uiut'T-
hIkimI. bs.l Vi ry s,-v'iri lomnrti rrntiM
inn. I ti.t.l tM.-n ),ttll.rd fur RvtpriO yr
inuii lai.t Ailgunt Hill nut rH.-l-,l l,t
lue. nntl ttenruig fif tllni Chung liim
ll.rb stir Is at lit Houili i'r.mt Mrr.t.
Mrtirnr.ti, t dt-elLlitJ t- Kt berl.s f or mv
Htunin-'h troutiie. nnl f aturtpil toTrtln
l-.-to-r as Hixiti as I used tliem nnd t'Mtuv
Bin a wrll man "nl run hesritly rconii
ttit-nd nnyono nrftlctt-it us t was lu set
Ulin ClmiiK biiJ try his ll.-rl, I
(Kigiiedi W. It. JuiiNDON. .'
Witiirhwes:
Win. Lewis, fvnitlo I'nlnt.
W. L. Chll.lri.th, PuKle PolnL
M. A. Aiuli-rs'in, Mtilford.
H. H. Hollli.-s, Kiitslo I'nlnl,
C K. M.Kn. KjikIb rolnt.
J. V. Mclntyre. l.Kle f.ilnt.
(lo. Von ih-r llrlli ti, Knl Point.
TI...S Vlrl-olH l--vl 11 i
IUSINESS
MEDFORD
VULCANIZING
WORKS
Full Line of Tires and Tire
Accessories
Phone 451 -J for Our Service Car
. CARL FICHTNER, Prop.
riioiMt i"i-.i , 15 . i ii hi.
When v our
Duds
Are in our
Suds
you can ' bet, you'll get T
suits. Kcrrjemher, we sr
!..!:..- 4t I. I. !
wash.
American
Laundry Co,
2l &. Riverside. Phone 873
NASH BARBER SHOP
, Up-to-date" Service.. ;;;
Bowman & Noe, Props.
With MsnoUtlu-re It no
oJor or flavor CiirticJ from
one foovltounotlior. Altec
frying fish anJ onlotu U
you do h Htr.titt It nnd use
It over nrul over nuain
even for making the inot
iielicntc cake.
t;rT7p n. ..itifuiiv
. AlLj l.limr.ttc.l
t cut rr.tuiO v .Hit. ll,Hk
i ( 4 vs-,, Wrli.t t wrtl
I'Mttul R.nnlns ti.-. J
lMtllul A. Aryu, III. I
rXI'iSMd.t'MtBa.l:
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Jk
; l'J an J recommsndeJ f Public School Dumesttc ScUnc Tcnr
nwij at TTininniiiriim "Tirnirnii in unwninnrwiiiTiiM-wiiiMiw
if
til
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KrH:CliVU KKIL i. It4
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES
tlly Kxcrpi hundoy
t.V. MKDFOUD 10 A. M. I.V. ItOMKIIl ISO I.OO V. M,
G HA NTH VKH.Mr:iH'Oi:il, HT.Or.H
llly nd Hundity
l.enti) Medford '
lo.t'O A. M.
l.o P. hi.
4.M V. M,
Fares: Mrdford-firsnta 1'na, 11.13; (iranis I'Baa-ltiiarburK. -1.CM;
Medforil-lloacburK f 1.13.
ASK FOR THE FAMOUS
Bert's Brand
TA MALES
MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS
"FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER"
Manufactured for Wholesale and Retail
THE GUSHER CAFE
Automobile Springs
Merriman's Blacksmith, Shop
' THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor.
20 South Riverside
CIRCULATION
Is What Counts
This paper has more than double the circulation
of any other paper that is printed or circulated in
Medford or Jackson county.
When you store your House
hold Effects
Choose' a rcliablo firm.
EADS'
Transfer and Storage
22 North Front St.
mm
a
LET US HELr YOU
niiiki' yoiu'st'lcititiiiuf
)iliiniliiii lixturcH for
that new In line, ov rc
I'lat't'iiifiit of old uii
Mitii'.nry ones in use.
Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
Phone 020
Sparta Bldg.
!-r firnnta I'naa
M.IHI A. M.
I.OO I'. M.
4.13 I. M.
Phone 279J
SHIMS
The Old Reliable
SHOE SHOP
No, 7 N. Fir Street
Best Shoes - for Less -
Money v
We handle Weyenbcrjf ShoesN,
, Hig Class
' Shoe Repairing
HERBERT TII.LEY