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PZGE FOUR MEDFO'RTl MATE TRIBUNE.- fEDFOTfll OREOOX.' ". SATURDAY. " JUXE - 24, 1 922 !4l Medford Mail tribune . an ini)i:pkn!i:nt ni:wsi'aikr MJBLlbUEU KVKKY .UTKHNcmjN LI KPT HI'MAY. K V TUB MEUFOltl) I'UINTINU CO. Th Mod ford Sunday Morning Sun In furnished wbac.-iber desiring a seven day daily newspaper. Offlct Uail Tribune Building, 25-27-2B North tit street- I'hone 75, A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Mail, tlie Mt-mora tribune, tne souuieru Uregonian, Tho Ash'and Tribune. THE ILLINOIS MASSACRE. A('('OKI)l((r to (inn official niiiMUiiiccnient the. Southern Illinois whs due to the failure of the : ROBKI1T W. I1UIII., Kdltor. SUUI'IKIi H. SUI111. MijaKer. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY UAII In Ailvane-: - Dully, with Hiiiiduy fc'un, Tear... $7.S0 Pailv, with fciHidjy S.'ii, month 7.r Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 6.50 pally, without Sunday tfuri, month .' Weekly Mall Tribune,, one 'year.- 2.00 Sunday Sun, one year .. . , 2 00 bV CAKIllKK In Mt-dfnrd, AshlBii'l,' Jackson, t ville. Central Point, Jhueniv i'aleut and on IlitrhK-aya: ,. Dally with Sunday Sun, month 75 : Daily, w'lhout Sunday Sun, mon'.h flft Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 7.50 Daily, with Sunday Sun, oiih year 8.60 All terms, by carrier, eaah in advancv. Official paper of the City of Medfotd. Official paper of Jackson County. I The only paper between Kujrenc, Ore., and Hacratnenta, Calif., a diatnnce of over fiuo milei Having leaaeu wire Auiocluled j'reaa service. Sworn daily average circulation for all montfiH tiding AprM 1, 1W2-J, S.'2ti, more than double the circulation of any other paper publiahed or circ-yiau-:! in jaciuion bounty. massacre m mine operators to keep out union strike breakers. In other words, because certain workiiifrmen failed to join a cer tain labor organization, they were murdered in cold blood. Because certain workmen had no union cards, they were beaten, their bodies riddled with bullets, and their families thrown on the world to starve. Rather a damaging confession this. Apparently in the opinion of at least one union official, failure to join a union invites, if it does not justify,, murder. This sentiment does not represent the view of organized labor of course, but unless such a statement is quickly repudiated by labor officials themselves, great harm will be done. , There was a Boston massacre once. From the seeds sown by that massacre, American liberty and independence was secured. ' The in alienable right of any American citizen to either belong or not belong to a labor union, as he wishes, may well be fruit of this unspeakable horror in the mine fields of Southern Illinois. '7 "Millions Now Living Will Never Die" All true Christians accept the Bible I the fulfillment of the promise of bless as the inspired Word of God given to-jing of life on earth at the end of the man for his instruction. It is an out- world. Christians have had the same line of God's plan written in such a manner that it can be understood only as the Lord, is pleased to unfold it This unfolding occurs by the happen ing of great events in the world. Pro phecy means to foretell what is going to happen, and history is a record of what has happened; therefore when prophecy is fulfilled it can be under stood. "'.-( .Man's great desire Is that he might live forever in happiness. Jesus said: "This is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus thought. By "world" is meant a period of time during which a certain social and political order exists. It does not mean tho earth, "because "the earth abideth forever." (Ecclesiastes 1:4) it was made for man's habitation., (Isaiah 45:18) The flrat world was from Adam to the flood; and there be gan what is known as the second world, or present evil world, which the Scriptures declare must continue until the time for Messiah's kingdom. In the minds of Jesus' apostles was this thought, then, of the coming day truth as set forth in God's Word, which is being revealed before the eyes of the people. Tho lesslauic Kingdom is the only panacea for the ills of humankind, it is at hand. It will bring the long-desired blessings to the human race. It will fill the desire of all nations. Local representative of the Interna tional Bible Students' Association, 475 Iowa St., Ashland. Adv. THE HOLE IN THE STOCKING. Etiterrd on second clan rnntitr ot Medford Oregon, under the art of March 3, 1879. MKMHEKS OF 11 IK ASSOCIATED WtKSH The Ausociatrd Pi-ran in exclusively irtitled to the on fur republication of all ih-wh (Jlnimtc)ien oreaitea to it. or nut utlierwute creditrd in tin PNper. and uUo to the local news jiublibhcd oen-iu. '.'All rifrhtn of n (mljlication of special din- pau'iiei Dure in are also reserve.!. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. ;Tlio fish are not biting in con for . mlty with the requirements nnd provis ions of the divinely inspired Itogue River Fish bill. '' I h Vehicles of the Elizabethan era con ttniio to surgo northward, with th blind perBlstoncy of a gimlet. SHORT OF BLONDES v (Chlco Enterprise) ti For Sale Assorted lot of ladles of numbers we are discontinuing. practically all sizes represented. Mostly blacks and values up to $1.00. Some of tho male Intclllgontla on parole from the institutions of higher learning are now applying their know ledge of the law of lovcrage, with pitchfork, in an overheated hayflold ' Not as much enthusiasm is displayed as when ducking a Freshman in an ice cold creek at midnight, owing to the liny not being on the campus. ;Tlio New York Uoxlng commlsslop Is trying to do what Uncle Sam failed to 0o force Champion Jack Dompsoy to fight. i i ' : ' ilt is too bad the British never made good their throat to hang tho kaiser. Arrangements have been completed ' for the bombardment of tho world with ' his "Memoirs." fjNow that the Espee has boon ill vorfced, the masses hopo thoy quit fool ing around the crossings. ' -"f .LIKE WALKING WALKERS '' ' (Marshfleld News) (t ! Steve Clark bonded a Jolly party thnt made an expeditious expedi tion to the ocean Inst week. . ; ' . What has Uocome of tho "reduction of taxes" Issues politicians were so infatuated with lust winter? Vts'othlng that happened during the wur holds a candle to the Illinois mas sacfe or diabolical cruelty, unadulter ated . fiendlsbuoss, and cold blood thlrstlness. From the nature of the ; cussedness it is safe to guess that most of the participants originally hailed from the south of Europe, or neighboring lands, where hate is the principal crop. wnnt is llie standpoint or your city?" quorios a gent endeavoring to garner Information on general condi tions. Thore is no standpoint In th city since the I). Goro bank laceration has wrecked all the decent shade. OR, A TINY TOT OF 30 -(Orovllle, Cal Mercury) 'Wanted by a widower a rospect- ablo woman to nurse a little girl at least 35 years old. Much material for nickel cigars is going to waste on tho vacant lots of the municipality. "TliG'nnnunl neckhrcaking contest, iy 4th, will be staged on the Specific DJeway, for, autolsts only. The only 'requirements are that all drivers on .the? crowded race course travel like the Plaza was covered with $20 gold pieces having no owners, nnd Llthla .Springs was spouting Canadian Club .whiskey. i - . "'80 THE FASHIONS INDICATE 1 (Pat Med. Ad. Mail-Trib) . GIRL COULDN'T 8TAND CLOTHES TO TOUCH HER Good Help In Summer ' Indigestion causes worry, norvous- ness, sick headaches, biliousness, coat ed tongue, bad breath, blpntlng, gas, constipation and constant distress. Henry C. Thorne, 1002 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass., wrlteB: "Since taking Foley Cathartic Tablets I fool flno." They cleanse the bowels, swoeten the stomach and invigorate the liver. Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit forming Just a good; wnolosome physic, Sold everywhere. Adv. A NEWSPAPER which conducts a "Friend of the People" col Xa. umn for the purpose of answering all sorts of questions was recently asked this one: "Suppose that a hole is worn through a stocking by the big toe on the riyht foot. When the slocking is put on the left foot, why is it the hole ii in the same position at the big toe instead of being, as it would naturally seem the stockings being made exactly alike nt the little toe?" The questioner felt that his problem was "ridiculous," but it bad caused a dispute, so he sought help. No doubt a host of long-puzzled fellow citizens are grateful for bis courage. The paper put the question to a number of different hosiery au thorities,' and received a variety of answers: It might be the natural perversity of inanimate things. Tho hole can't be dodged tmd mend ing day postponed by nny such ruse as putting the stocking on the other foot. The answer regarded by the People's Friend as tho most logical, snggestod that the big toe of either foot fits in the center of the stock ing foot. 'It's n vital problem; Cnti't some final, scientific authority set tle it? .... ANOTHER BOUQUET. ONE of the finest special issues of a Inily paper issued in Oregon in many n day was published recently by Tho Medford Mail Tribune. The Mail-Tribune is a good newspaper every day, but in its booster edition, it fairly surpassed itseif. The natural advan tages, resources and commercial and industrial possibilities, of the Medford section wero splendidly set forth. Medford has many ad vantages as a city, but its biggest asset is The daily Mail-Tribune. Coos Bay Times. . 1 " '.' " 1 I " 111 - ' Quill Points After years of patient effort, a first wife makes a man decent enough to he good to a second, wife. j , Impossible Oecuvranccs No. 1. Mrs. Ileiipcck : what wonderful ankles that woman has." 'Oh, Henry; see Christ, whom thou has sent." (Johnof blessing; hence just before his cru 17:3) Every man, then, who really icifixion they propounded this ques- wnnta tn liva ntwl wlin hnlidvna tha'tn. . .n "Capital cannot long stand aloof from labor." - Which is to si;y that capjtal cannot long stand a loaf by labor.- As a rule, these folk who think they yearn for Adnm-and-Eve simplicity, merely yearn to raise eain. The more Doylo tells about the liext world, the better we like this one. Regardless of changing styles, woman looks well in almost every thing except a tantrum. A magazine writer says nearly all great men arc silent. That may be the way they got their reputations. Poor movie people. When wicked pictures are outlawed, it may yet become necessary to do some real acting. Snapshots at the Rose Show PORTLAND. Juno 22. Pop Gntos nrrlvod today. Pop is1 sure Governor Olcott is crazy and Governor Olcott is sure Pop is crnzy and far bo it for U n li i bio folk to question the word of either Great Man. - More than thnt thoy aro not tho only two who should be lockod up. No public man In Oregon could puss uny alicnlst test, Just now. Five minutes nt tho Imperial hotel will prove It. The Imperial hotel is to Oregon what the Cafe Do Purls is to France, If you stuy In elthor place long enough evcryono of any conse quence will puss by. That Is iKilitlcally speaking. All the politicians nro In the Imperial hotel lobby sooner or later, and what they don't say about each othor. Every man is either a spy for the Grand Hocus Pocus, or n plain Clothes man for the Pope. It's awful. Chief Justice. Mcllrldo came in this morning, n grand old man, a peaceful Island of sanity In n sea ot Idiocy. And what a delicious sense of humor, and keen insight nnd gentleness, and. yet no one need try to put over anything on the chief Justice, as a Medfordlte once upon a timo did. However, that is another story. Pop Is pop ular up hero. Yes indeed. Tills afternoon he and Mayor Baker dressed up like policemen, they look ed tho part by the way and drove to tho grandstand nt Multnomah field and arrested President Hauser of the Rose show and all his assistants in very dramatic rashion, and off they went in the patrol wagon, supposedly to get something to' eat. They all looked hungry. It made a great hit with the crowd. And tho Orcgonlan never men tioned Pop's name. Pop doesn't like the Oreg. . COMMUNICATIONS Clarence Ileames of Senttle Is here nd Paul Jauney drifted In this morn ing, and Dr. ltebec, who, 'of course. lives hero now; nnd Judge Colvlg who is having a fine time expressing his frank opinions in tho best Elizabethan English concerning certain over-ndver. tlsed secret orgunlzatltus, etc., etc. Pop hnsn't doclded concerning the governorship as yet, but Is holding a number ot mysterious conferences. Wanted, Fruit for Portland To the Editor: Please insert In tho columns of your paper the following nrtlcle: Tho Pacific Const Itescuo and Pro tective society kindly asks Its friends to remember tho girls, mothers and babies when canning. The society, on art average, provides for fifty girls, seventy-five babies and a start of thirty-five workers and attendants daily in the Louise Home and Alber tinn Kerr Nursery Home. These un fortunate girls and babies come from almost every county in tho state. Any ine wishing to donate canned fruit and vegetables please communicate with the general office. 193 Hurnside street. Portland so that JnfS may be shipped prepaid. The society will also pay the freight charges for their return. W. O. McLAKEN, General Supt. wants to live, and who believes the Bible, would certainly be interested in the revealed plan of God that leads to life everlasting. Briefly stated, it: is this: .Man was formed perfect and in the image and likeness of Jehovah, en dowed with reasoning faculties and the senses, and given dominion over the earth, with the right to enjoy life and the blessings Incident thereto eter nally. One condition was attached however, that he must be obedient to God. Eve was deceived and violated the law, and then Adam deliberately joined her in the transgression. The result was that man was sen tenced to death. This judgment is set forth in Genesis 3:17-19. In substance it provides that man must return to the dust from which he came. ; God enforced this judgment by taking man away from the perfect food that was in Eden and by causing him to earn his bread by tilling the soil outside of Eden, which produced Imperfect food; and the eating of thiB food poisoned man's system, and he gradually died Under this condition all of his children were brought forth; hence-all were born in sin and shapen in Iniquity. Psalm 61:5; Romans 6:12. ;. It follows, then, that if man is ever to havo life he must be released from the judgment of condemnation and death and be provided with the means of sustaining life. The Bible discloses that this provision was long ago made. God promised to redeem man from death. - (Hosea 13:14) Amongst the human race no man could redeem his brother. (Psalm 49:7) Therefore in the fulness of time Jehovah sent forth into the earth his beloved Son, who was born of a woman but not begotten by a man, born holy,(haimIess and separate from sinners. (Hebrews 7:26) As to why Jesiis came to earth and lived here for thirty-three and one-half years and then was crucified, the Scriptures answer: He came "to give his life a ransom (Matthew 20:28), that the people might have life. (John 10:10) As the perfect man Adam had been sentenced to death, the perfect man Jesus voluntarily permitting his life to be taken from him provided a corre sponding price or offset, nnd the ac ceptance of this sacrifice by Jehovah would result in the legal release of Adam and his offspring from the judg ment above mentioned. The death and resurrection of Jesus occurred more than eighteen hundred years ngo. Wffy,-then, has not his death resulted li' bringing life to the human race? The answer is, that tlie Scriptures set forth that it is God's purpose to take out from amongst the nntlcns a people for his name (Acts 15:14), and after this he will set up his kingdom. Before Jesus ascended on high he informed his followers that he would return and receive them to himself; and from Pentecost until his kingdom he has been gathering out from the world those willing to make a voluntary sacrifice with hlin and be his faithful followers unto death. These, says the Apostle, constitute with Jesus the seed of promise With Modfoid trade is Medford made through which the blessings should come. Galatians 3:1'-, 27, 29. Because of the blessings that were expected to come to tho race, the great event to which all Bible btudents have looked forward, both Jews end gentiles has been the end of the old order nnd tlie coming of the Messianic ingdom. Jews have not believed Jesus to be the Messiah, while Christians have. Every one of the Jewish prophets foretold the coming of the Messiah, however; and every one foretold that the setting up of his kingdom would mark the beginning of the restoration ot man and all the things that he had lost. (Acts 3:19-21) Jf the Bible is to be believed, then the restoration of man to human perfection is the great ob jective of the divine plan toward man. Unless God intends to give the human race an opportunity for restoration, then all the promises set forth in the Bible are meaningless and must tall. But we know that they cannot fall. ' With one accord all the sacred writ ers of the New Testament hold out that the death of Jesus was for the purpose of delivering man from the condition of death. 'Jesus, by the grace of Cod. tasted death for every man.' (Hebrews 2:9) "There is one God, and; ono mediator between God and men,! the man Christ Jesus, who gave mm- turns will rapidly begin to take a self a ransom for all, to be testified in peaceable form under the direction of due time." (I Timothy 2:6,6) "Ho is lne great Messiah. the satisfaction for our sins; and not Without a doubt millions of people for ours only, but also for the sins of I10w on earth will be living then; nud the whole world." (1 John 2:2) The'8nce tne ciear purpose of Jehovah is very foundation of the Christian relig- t gve tne obedient ones an opportunl Ion is based upon the ransom-sacrifice y . HVe an(i 8jnce the Bible teachers ami us resuuuni oem iiis iu man. &nA an christians nave.tnus under- is conceded by both Catholics and Pro- stood thnt the coming of the Lord testnnts. Thnt which is usually termed jesHg ia to judge the living and then the Apostles' Creed, . ami which all the dead, it follows that It can be with Catholic nnd Protestant churches have 'confidence announced that millions accepted as correct, states that tlie; now m-ine on the earth will enjoy this coming of the Lord is for the purpose 01),,ortunitv. and being obedient to it of Judging the living nnd the dead.wlu never dle- For. this reason it is This is in substance the statement or niMmportant now that 'every one who the Apostle. 2 Timothy 4:1. loves life, liberty, and happiness In- The all-important question, then, is, form himself es to the true teachings At what time should man expect thesejof (lle scriptures. It is time to dtsre-long-promlsed blessings to begin? All gard creed fences, denominational re falthful Jews have looked forward to lationships, and honestly seek the tion: .Master, tell us. how may we know of thy presence and of the end of the world?' (Matthew 24:3) From then until now Jews have hoped for that time, and Christians have likewise hoped and prayed for it. The answer ot Jesus was clear. His answer was couched in prophetic language; and with the fulfillment of the things that he foretold man Is enabled to tell when he reaches the end of the world. Students of divine prophecy, mark ing the manner of fulfillments of other prophecies, for the -past half-century have been looking forward with great expectation to the time of the Lord's return and the setting up of his king dom. Bible students frequently called attention in that period of time to the tact that 1914 would mark the begin ning of a different order of things in the earth. They based their conclu sions upon this Biblical calculation: Cod made & covenant with the na tion of Israel, to the exclusion of all other nations. That nation became disloyal to him; and he withdrew his favor, taking away the dominion of the earth and permitting the gentiles to establish a universal dominion, which peried of gentile dominion he declared should continue for a period of 2520 years. ' This great event or transaction took place in the year OOli B. C, and necessarily ended with 1914 A. D. The Scriptures declare that when tUat time should arrive the na tions would become angry. (Revela tion 11:18) For this reason the great disturbance amongst the nations be ginning in 1914 was no surprise to Bible students.- Events that have tran spired since then prove conclusively that their calculations made from the Scriptures are correct. Now mark the answer of Jesus to the question: 'How may we know the end of the world?' He said the begin ning of that period would be marked by a world war nation rising against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, accompanied by famine, pestilence and revolutions in various parts of the earth. (Matthew 24:7) Every one wit nesses the fact that these things began to have fulfillment exactly on time in 1914. .... He said, again, that the Jews should be trodden down until that period, and that their return to Palestine would be an evidence of the dtspensational change. The Jews have returned to Palestine and are rebuilding their own land. He further stated that at the time in question upon earth there would be "distress of nations, with per plexity; men's hearts failing them for fear." Surely if those words had been written this year they could not be any more appropriate, because exactly what he foretold is now being fulfilled throughout the earth. The time, therefore, is definitely lo cated. The evidence is conclusive of the Lord's presence. The World War marked the legal end of the gentile dominion, the end of the qld world; and there It began to pass away and will terminate with the greatest trou-. ble yet. Then will begin the restora tion blessings' according to the promise. Concerning the law that God gave to Israel, Jesus declared that every jot and tittle thereof must be fulfilled. (Matthew 5:18). One provision ot that law was that the Jews should keep every fiftieth year as a jubilee, and that they should keep these jubilees for seventy periods, or a total of 3500 years; that they should begin to count this time when they entered the land of Palestine. - Their entering Into Palestine occurred in 1575 B. C, and tlio- period of 3500 years must end in A. D, 1925.; St Paul plainly says that the things pertaining to the law fore shalowed better things to come. (He brew.! 10:1; 1 Corinthians 10:11) The provision of the law was that on the jubilee year every man who had lost something must have it restored to him. It must 'bo a year ot restoration. Hence this jubilee was a type fpre shadowing the reign of Messiah, or the time when the restoration ot all things which God has spoken by the mouth of all his holy prophets, will take place. Again Bible students call attention to the fact that 1925 marks the begin ning of the great antityplcal jubilee. Hence it is expected that that will mark the end of the wars, revolutions nnd anarchy in the earth, and condi- HOW MUCH bo YOU KNOW? 1. How many nations will be rep resented at the centennial exposition in Brazil? -2. How many stenographers ' are there in tho United States? 3. When .were ferry boats first knowh? ": " .' .' 4. JVhen was there an issue of the throe'-cent stamp on which there was the picture-of a '. locomotive ? 6. What is the area of the largeBt cemetery in the United States? 6. How much rubber comes from cultivated plantations. 7. What Is the .principal reason for hair on the head? - 8. . Who invented the machine that folds newspapers and books? 9. In what forest fire were the most human lives lost? 10. How long is the Bteamshlp Mnjestic? Answers in Yesterday's Questions:' 1. Which has the largest cells, hard wood or soft wood? Ans. Sof; wood. - '. Who first applied the name of America to the whole western world?, Ans. Mecater, the geographer, in 1641. 3. How many of the 105,710,620 inhabitants of the United Sinten are over ten years of age? An. -a,?3.-315. - ' 4. Has France a 'compulsory 'edu cation law? Ans. Yes. for children between six and thirteen. ' ' 5. What minerals are contained in celery? Ans. Iron, potassium, mag nesium, calcium and phosphorous. C. In what year was Archimedes killed? Ans. ln the taking of Syra cuse hv tho Romans. 212 B. C. 7. When did Bryan, resign as Sec retary of State? Ans. June, 1916. 8. Which is of more value to the farmer, the quail' or the owl? Ans. The owl. , ' .L, - 9. What kind- of fish scales are uqed in making artificial, pearls? Aps. The scaleB of ukelel. - .10. What forest fire in this coun try burned the greatest number of acres of timber?.-Ans. The Idaho , fire in 1910. Two million acres burn ed.. " Cdinmmnai ... Quotation on romps and Rama fdr ir ' rigalion. - - " TWOS'. T. TEMPLE, Medford SPECIAL SALE OF SURPLUS ARMY GOODS 1 I For One Week Beginning June 24x We Will Sell New Aluminum Mess Kits.. l..;........,':.X...,'.....,:.'....i.:,...,...H '.SB New Army Hegulatlon Pack CaiTiers.....j....: l.tO' , .New .Pup TcntH 2.5. Set jointed Poles ami Pins .BO KcclHiiiMMl O. 1). Blanket.M, like now 2.93 New Adjustable, Luggago Carrier 3-20 Now Folding; Camp Stools .50 .." New 'Folding Camp Chairs . - .70. New Folding Army Cots 8.WJ;. (Ms Kainp Cook Stoves , QjiO Folding Ciunp Stoves for wood 2,00 . Heavy 0. 1. Canvas Hammocks ! 8.25 . Tourist. IJnen Wuter lings, ii gul .' 1.2S : ' Steel Tent Stakes , .'. Folding Steel Camp Bods '6.8B -' NEW WALL TENTS ' ' !. Our tents aro all new and mode up in V. S. Gov't Standard, SO' Inch width canvas. 10x12, 8 oz .......'..$11.00 7x7, 8 oz." .'$0.80 10x12, 10 o. 13.80 7x7, 10 oz.., $8.25' All other sizes at proportionate low prices. Auto tents in white nod khukl duck. . Wo can fit you but for your camping trip and save you money. i United Army Stores 32 So. Central Ave. ' ' . :,' Lind Home Lodge HOLLAND, OREGON ON OREGON CAVES ROAD - 8 miles -from the caves ' EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION'S FOR TOURISTS AND CAMPING PARTIES. Rooms $1.00 per day - . i :, : Tents 75c - Meals 50c and 750 Special Chicken Dinner Every Sunday $1.00 Last stopping place before rcacliing' caves. Stay over night with us. $10.00 'ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD STOVE A On the Purchase Price of Any Cabinet i Gas Range - -v.-,.., .. . ... OUR OFFER FOR PROSPERITY WEEK I ..-..OAS is a clean, convenient fuel. It comes into your ,. house and to the stove in a small, well-concealed pipe. Gas fires produce no smoke and their flames can-be 'i perfectly controlled. . It is only "necessary to 'open 1 ,. further a little valve when more heat is wanted. The advantages of brightness and cleanliness in your kitchen in themselves are reasons for investigating most fully the many other merits of gas as a fuel for booking... ' ; Southern Oregon Gas Go. . TIME TABLE EFFEdTIVE JUNE. 20, 1922 ' MEDFORD.ROSEBURG STAGE DALLY EXCEPT SUNDAY " Lv. Medford 7: 45 a. m., 1 :00 p. tn.' ' ' Lv. Roseburg 8:30 a. m.,' 2p. m. MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Medford 7:5 a. to., 1:00 p. tn., 4:43 p. m Lv. CfcuiU-PMa 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m.; 5:30 p. m. ' SUNDAY ONLY . Lv. Medfb.-d 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. " Lv. Grants Tass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. ' CltyWe COnnt,:t. wilh 8tngea Ior Portland, Marshfleld and Crescent INTEPURBAN AUTOCAR CO. . Phone 309 ;f$ " t
