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RTEPFOTID AtAlE TRIBUNE. lEfiFQRD OKEfiOX, FRIDAY, JANUARY
12. 1923
PROTECTION
J Many avoid coughs, colds,
bronchitis, or other winter
(ills, by protecting the body I
with the consistent use of
Scoffs Emulsion
It is a food and tonic rich
m. i i.u L..:tJ: 5
' in ucaiuruuiiuMig
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I viittiiuucs, mm j
source of warmth
nd energy. The
regular use of Scoff's
conserves streneth
rolt(kBmne.Bloonificli1.N.J. '2jJ
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BELCH RAIN OF
ASHES AND LAVA
I'NOA, Alaska, Jun. 11. (liy the
Associated ProKS.) Puvlof volcano
on the Aleutian penlnmiln, which waB
repoVtod to ho HiihsiainK. Is still In
action. First activity of the moun
tain took place at 11 o'clock on the
morning of December 24, wheiu vio
lent earthquakes were felt In the
vicinity. Heavy smoke ascended; that the road between, Reese creek
year and hua beon boarding at tuo
Stuuiyslde during the time of bis stay
here left here last Friday afternoon
for Corvallls to visit his son who Is a
student In the Corvallls college. We
will add that Itev. Adams Is one of the
pleasantest men we have met for a
long time and makes friends wherever
he goes and will be greatly missed by
his many friends here. Since writing
the foregoing I received a card from
.Mr. Adams dated Corvallls, Jan. Tth.
beiore breakfast. He says "I got here
safely In the rain, came yesterday p.:
in., and there was still some land lnj
sight tho the Willamette was raisins
a foot every three hours." His manyi
friends will be glad to learn that he
has got safely thru. '..
There iwere five strangers came out
on the U. P. stage ividuy and report
Illl
(Crescent
Mix Cakes Now
for baking hours later!
You can do this with Crescent
because of its two leavening
agents Crescent is a powder
especially made to wait for
oven heat, and then to provide
a perfect raise while baking is'
completed. Certain, and so
convenient! A all grocers.
No Bitter Taste With
Crescent
Baking Powder
Crescent Manufacturing Co. '
Seattle, Washington
Babbiting, Welding, Repairing
and Lathe Work
: REASONABLE RATES
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
12:! .South Front Ht.
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
' Medford. Ore.
from tho mountain top. At G o'clock
in the ufternoon brilliant flames shot
skyward, accompanied liy thunder
and lightning, a rarity In this region
and a huge crater appeared In the
side from which flames and lava Is
sued
Prom Port Mtiller, Alaska, accord
ing to radio advices, five smoking
volcanoes can be seen within a ra
dius of 2000 miles. Shlshaldin, on
tho "Two Sisters," smoked heavily,
and t'nnarl crater, west of Chlgnlk
and about thirty miles from Port
Muller, belched forth smoke and
flames. ,
Two hitherto quiescent volcanoes
east of Sand Rvler lake, known as
tho "Two Sisters," smoked helvly,
and two Inches of ashes hove fal
len at Port Muller, probably from the
Pavlof eruption. Tho entire terri
tory within 100 miles of Pavlof is
reported to be covered with fine
ashes, ranging in depth from one-
sixteenth Inch to three inches.
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and H. F. are in a'borrible condition
Lester Batcher, Carl Bergsman and
his mother, Mrs. Bert Clerno, were
among the business callers Saturday.
Among, the passengers on the M.-
B. P. stage were Prof. Ray Parker of
tho B. P. high school and Miss Lorene
Green, one of the pupils of the U. F.
school, an elderly lady and two young
ladles and one of them went out on
tho Trail stage and the west went up
to B. P.
Wm. Butler, ono of our prosperous
farmers made a business trip to Med
ford Saturday.
I see that our townsman, W. P.
Morgan, has been making some de
cided Improvements in the sidewalk
along his property.
Bay Warner and Louis Martin, Trail,
Alex Betts were business callers In
our town Saturday.
There was quite an Interesting
shooting match here Sunday, the prizes
were chickens, turkeys and geese.
The last time I wrote for the Med
ford Mall Tribune found Mr. Smith
and I at the homo of Mr. Heard sur
rounded by a host of his children and
grandchildren and the question came
up In our minds how wewere going to
arrange for all of us to slcop, for the
house was nottvery large and it looked
to us as tho there was already more
people there without us to cover all of
the available space but it was a case
of necessity bo we rested contentedly
waiting results, but ampin provisions
were made and wo all got along nicely
and the next morning we were up and
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 12. Fifty-
seven shareholders and depositors ot
the former People's Bank of Port
land, as shareholders and depositors
In 1 1. Ca- n.nV nr 1),M-Hniwl urlth
which tho People's bank had merged tor another day's work. But be-
...hi-h i. -.,iiwi ..!., r.,,11 , ro I make another start I must make
a change In the story and give an ac
count of the miraculous escape of the
family of what proved to be later sev
eral of our prominent citizens. Mr.
John Lewis and family, wife, five chil
dren and Mrs. Lewis' mother. They
were living on their farm not far from
where the town of Independence Is
located and he told me that the farm
was assessed the summer before at
$1,000 and he was feeling quite Inde
pendent, but the flood of ISfll and 02
came and the first intimation of any
real danger was when he woke up and
discovered that the water was already
In the house, so he lumned out of hed
BRICKNALL, Ind. Jack Dillon,' ani founa- tnat the floor was all afloat
former light-heavyweight boxing cham-I ond he went on thru into a hole that
and which later failed, today petl
tloned the state banking board for
tho removal of Prank C. llramwell,
state superintendent of banks.
Among the charges made against
Brnmweil was one that "ho knew.
or was negligent In not knowing that
the State Bank of Portland was in an
unsafe condition at the time and for
some time before it was consolidated
SPORT BRIEFS
plon, outpointed Joe Walters of Co
lumbus in a ten round bout here last
night.
NEW YORK Colonel Jacob Rup-
he had dug out to get dirt to make his
chimney a mud and stick chimney, a
tiling that was quite common in those
days, so he was thoroughly wet to
pert, part owner of the New orK start with. He then managed to get
Yankees declared the deal by which hia wife and five children upstairs and
PIPE FLUSH
Quickly dissolves all obstructions in
clouged drain and sewer pipes
BUY IT TRY IT
1 , ' For Salo By
A. T. VIIOMAX, 113 S. Front St.
HEAT WITH COAL
I'lnco Your Order Now for
Quick Delivery
Hansen Coal Co. -
' (Successors to Kads)
81 8. Fir St. Phono 230-J
DON'T
FORGET.
H'd'we
Co.
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
his club would acquire the services ot
Kddie Collins, second baseman for the
Chicago White Sox, may be completed
CHICAGO Jimmy Blonln retained
his world's bowling chnmplonship
when ho defended his title in forty
games With Joe Falcaro of New York,
NEW YORK An offer of $250,000
for a boxing match with Joe Beckett
in London has been received by repre
sentatives ot Jack Dompsey, world's
champion hoavywolght.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12. Floyd John-
son, promising Iowa heavyweight, will
stako his aspirations for championship
honors tonight in a fifteen round con
test with Bill Brennan. The bout is
to bo the first of a scries among
heavyweight contonddrs planned as a
means ot Boloctlng- a logical opponent
for Jack Dempsoy, the title holder.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Hewlett
I Havo Permanently Cured
Caiei of 40 Year Standing
CAN anything be more con
clusive of my non-surgl-cal.palnless
treatment for Piles
nd other rectal dUcuee than that?
Thou who have undergone to-called
"home-treaimenti" and tucceu
ive operations tor yean have come
to me and nave oeen
i permanently cured.
To ramov all doubt I
tuarantM to euro your
no manor bow to
ooro er cbroaU Iho
Writ today fr ttit FREE
teoMat vbici eiplilu
f trntmintt.
DR.CHAS. J. DEAN
M AHft M . PMTIAMD WMW
HCHllON 1HI& PAPL WMLN WKIl INt
Prof. Itny Parker, ono of the teach
ers In tho high school of Butte Palls
C. Brown, Mcdford; Mr. K. Ross of
Portland wore among tho diners at tho
Sunnyslde last Wednesday and tho
noxt day there wns with us ns guests
Mr. Dlllard of Portland, ono ot tho
civil engineers connected with the ir
rigation project to bring water from
! lllg Butto creek to this section of tho
country. C. H. Nntwick, a promlnont
contractor of this section and II.
StovenBon who is helping Mr. Nntwick
on his contract on the Eagle Point Ir
rigation canal wcro hero for dinner
Thursday and Paul S. Schaubol of
Portland was here for the night Thurs
day. He Is a machinist and came out
hero to -try to secure employment In
tho Eaglo Point Oarage but Mr. Clcorgo
II. Holmes, the proprietor docided that
there was no business at this season
of tho year to Justify the employment
of another man as he already has a
good machinist, Mr. LuUo Klncald,
tho mall contractor on tho Eaglo Point
Trallf erslst routo, and ho lias so ar
ranged his work that ho only tukes
about one hour ono day, tho dny he
goes to Trail and when ho has to take
the mall to Persist he has a man bring
tho mall down as far as the Trusty
ranch and ho meets him there and
that trip only consumes about two and
a half hours leaving him nl ltho rest
of the dnys to do something else.
(leorgo MeDonuld, a professional
road builder, who Is In the employ
of Jiict Kdslll, working on tho laterals
of tho Eaglo Tolnt Irrigation canal
was hero and spent the night Friday
and so did Mr. Edward B. Nlchol ot
B. P. 1 . , I
Rev. llurbert D. Adams who hns
been preaching for us during tho past
Prank, one of his boys now one of our
merchants, is hero and altho a child
romembers the circumstances quite
well and Mr. Jeff Bell of Talent is an
other one of the children, but . after
getting his direct family out of the
water he had his mother-in-law and
sho was a helpless invalid at the time
and remained so until the day ot her
death, but be managed to get her up
stairs, but tho water kopt rising and
when daylight came he Baw that the
prospect was that the water would
soon tako tho house, he ho tore a hole
in tho roof and took tho bed cord off
of the bedsteads, in those dayB there
were no bed springs but a small rope
was used woven across the bedstead
oach way to lay tho beds on. So after
ho had taken the cords off of the beds
ho crawlod out on tho roof nnd taking
tho roie wove a platform, for a floor
among tho branches of tho trees and
then ho toro up the floor nnd took
tho lumber to make a platform nnd put
his family all of them on it and in
tho course of a very short time the
houso wns washed away nnd the eight
persons wcro loft to tho raging' ele
ments for about twonty-four hours
when a rescuing party came to their
roliof, and Mr. Lewis told me in re
lating the circumstances that when
tho water would press the trees down
ho could seo that they were giving
way and but a short time after tholr
dollverance tho trees gavo way and
washed away and the next spring ns 1
rode over the place what was once u
beautiful farm wns a sand nnd debris
covered wnsto.
Pfv 4rV,iIkChC0K,0SijJ
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WHAT a message
of "happy
days" Tan Jar carries
in its great orange
hucd box of choco
late's.
fl.IW III ttnnnt
orll mI
Medford Center Departml Store
Musical Recital Saturday Afternoons and Evenings
Final Glean-Up of
Women's Sample Coats
But One of a Kind-feoth New and Desirable
One "illy, black clipped Uo
livia. Coat, embroidered nnd
Crjpo lined. Reduced from
97.50 to $67.50
The superiority of our Coats
and Dressea is generally
conceded. ' ' '
One only, Navy Bolivia
Cape, Carocul Collar, grey
Satin lined. Rcduocd from
$74.50 to $52.50
This season's prize- Coat
A black beauty, trimmed in
embroidery and French
knots, the new Caracul Col
lar and Cuffs. Grey Can
tori" Crepe lining, a bargain
at $125.00. Reduced to
$74.50
One only, . draped blue
model, fashioned with a
buckle, Crepe 'lined, Wolf
Collur. Reduced from $87.50
to $59.50
A ' charming Plush Coat,
Beavcrettc trimmed, grey
Sutin lined. Very special
at ).:. $21.50
One ouly, Circular Coat of
Bolivia, fringe and embroid
ery trimmed, grey Satin lin
ing, black Wolf -Collar. Re
duced from $G7.50 to
The most attractive Wool
Dresses yet shown await
your inspection.
We mention but a few of our many real bargains in C
oth silk and wool dresses, and THERE IS BUT ONE
oats. Remarkable values also are to be obtained in b
OF A KIND.
Boss of the Road Men's Goods Reduced
The men are generally overlooked, in the belief that' women only care to save real money. -Men, we believe
you, too, know the value of a dollar and will save when given an opportunity like this. ' '
Blue Denim Overalls, with,
or without bibs $1.89
Carpenter's 'Duck Pants,
pockets a plenty ....$2.38
Durable Chambray Shirts,
' 98
Khaki Pants, tough as
leather $2.69
Corduroy pants, for strength
and looks... $3.98
Wool Jersey Coats $3.95
Cosy Wool Mackinaws
$6.45
Wool Shirts,' semi-shrink,
finest materials, splendidly
made. .' ' ' .'
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; $0.00 value .
$5.00 value'
$4.50 Value
$3.50 value'
$4.25
.. ....$3.50
$3.25
..1::..:...:.$2.95
Men's. Hats,, fine felts u in
black, grey and brown, also;
the new ,, heathers, . very
nobby ::..:,:...,.;...;..:...$2.98
. Heavy Wool Sox
59 and 49 .
if..... .
The Infants' and Juvenile Departments
offei-s excoprionni values in Flaxon Dresses nnd Gertrudes, Vol
Laco trimmed, hand made, also lovely llttlo two-pleco suit's- or
Zephyr In new spring shades. f '
rillOES IUGHT
SPECIALS IX RlllEX SHIRTS FOR IXFAXTS, SATURDAY ONLY
Come, in and seo tho attractive Roxy Ann Gnrments, House Dresses,
Day Frocks, Uloomers, made In Medford.
MEDFORD CENTER
JEWELRY SHOP,
25 off .
Necklaces
Cordaleres
All Beads .
including I'm a Pearl
The Medford Center
Sanitary
Meat Market
TRY OUR CHOPS
for br-enkfimt tomorrow. You'll find
them sweet, tender and tootlisomc.
Xo one will lark an appetite when
our chops apiH-Ar on tho table. The
very looks of them are a temptation.
A taste of them is a delight.
500 lbs. Eastern Sugar Cured
Bacon, half of whole 32o
1000 lbs. Eastern Sugar Cured
Hams, half or whole 28c
Picnic Shoulders 18c
IVicon Hacks 28c
Cottane Hams 28c
Baby Beef Tot Roast lBo
Shoulder Pork Roast 20c
Good Shoulder Steak 20c
Choice Veal Roast : 18o
Venl Stew .'. 121-2c
Boston Lep.o-Lamb , 30o
Lamb Stew 20c
Plate Boiling lU-ef 12c
Small Profits Quick Sales
Quality and Service
our motto
. . . , Phone 255
20th Century Grocery
In addition to the regular benefits derived from trading at these stores, the
following "Extra Benefits'' will ba added for the benefit of Economical Food.
Buyers. - ;' ' 1 , '
SATURDAY AND MONDAY '
Head Rice-Blue Rose Variety, 3 lbs, 25; 10 lbs 80.
Chocolate in bulk. Pure goods, 20 pound..' t . 's
Campbell's Tomato Soup Can 11. . .
Royal Baking Powder Small can, 20;" large can 40; 21. lb. can $1.19;
5 lbs, $2.29. '
New Pack Shrimps-Can, 15. -
Dates Everyone good; package 15. '
Extra Fancy Oregon Walnuts Pound, 38.
20th Century. Coffdei-" Better than this, there is none.": round 35; three
pounds for $1.00. :
Maryland Corn Cail i2 1-2 cejits.
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Preferred Stock,. Solid Pack Tomatoes-i-Can, 19.
Hills-Dale AsparagUs--Short tips', 25 can. '
Crystal White Soap 10 bars 48.'
Post Toasties Package 10.
Large Instant Postum Can 43.
Anchor Brand Flour Sold on its merits; 49 lb. sack, $1.73
If it is good to eat, and to be had, you can get it better and cheaper at a
20th Century Store than anywheres else.
.i.., Really no use inookngjfor a better place.
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