Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPA (IE FOUIZ: Medford mail tkibkne MJllLIKHRlJ KVKItV Al-TKltNUUH KXCKl'T HPNHAY, HY THIS MKUIKJIIU 1'ltlNTINO CO. Tho Modfonl Sunday Morning 8"" ls f uriilHliiHl KuljHcrihrii di-slling a seven lay ilally m-wmiiuxr. Office Mnil Tribune HullillnB, 20-27-211 North Kir stri'-l. Pliuim 7... A consolidation at tho litinocrjitic Tiimn. tin- M.-.ll'or.l Mail, tho M(,,ifor.l rri n tin. Koutlii-rn Orcuonluli. the AhIiIuiiiI Tribune. HOHKltT W. HI'IIIj, Killtor. S. SUMPTKK KMJT.II, WiiMimT. iiv ii HI 1.. A.Hn-n. IHtllv. with .Kuniluy Hun, year. $7.r.l) Dully, with Kuniluy Kun, month ... Dully, without Sunday sun, yiur.. a-;' -...iw. J.iit...TI Unn.lfii- Knn. mnrull .u Wltl!,. IIH"" .......... ........ o ..11 Weekly Mull O'rlbuni;, one year !." Unn.lnv Hun on.- Vi'Jir liv iUIMiiPIIIii Mi'ilfunl. Ashland, Jneksoiv"llli'''ntnil Point, Phoenix, Tuli-nl liml tin lllnliways: ii..iiv. it'ifi, Muniliiv Mini, month.... Dally! without Sun'ilay Kun. month .0.'. Dally, without Kumliiy Sun, year.. ..; DnilV. Willi mm, my nun, oiii! j'.i. - A.I terms by currier, cimli In advance. Official pnnir of tin' City of Medford. Official paper of JacKHun niiiniy. Sworn dolly nvoriiKo circulation for nil inonlha Miillnif April i. y.i.. ... i... .1....I.1.. Mi.. .'Irrtil.ilkm Of Hll V other pupi-r published or clrculutod In Jackson County. Entered as second clnm matter lit Medford, Oregon, under act of March a. mm. MEMHEKS OP TUB A8KOCIATK 0 PRKHK. , , , . Tile Associated Press Is exclusive! onlltleil to the two for republication of all news dispatches crodlieil to It or not olherwiKO. creuuiMi in hum ihm'i-.. lUso to Iho local news pulillslied heroin. All rlchts of republication of special dispatches horeln are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Perry. The' proposed law to pout tho Lord's Prayer In public places in this stato Is nolle, and, -while 1n an uplift mood, it might not hurt to start a publicity campaign for the Golden Rule. It begins to look like the Russians were almost fat enough from eating American grub to start a war. ' KENTUCKY PRIDE (Kansas City Star) "What a manly little follow!" admiringly said the Presiding Elder, Indicating one of Gap John son's olive branches. .'"You botcha!" prldofully re turned Mr. Johnson. "You ort to hear him swear when he takes his ague medicine.' He dtirn nigli equals Ills Uncle Polk, that a good many people suspected of being a train robber." There are several reiiRons why Sixth street should not be opened. Firstly, the town might grow, and secondly, It might discommode the ISspee. "' Messrs. P. John Neff and G. New bury indulgod In n playful argument Frl. over the Europoan situation. Mr. Newbury took the sldo of Amorica, and Mr. Neff defended Humanity. O. Cartor Hoggs adroitly applied a word edgowlso for the plaintiff. . A brisk rain fell during the nioBt recent night. It will bring out tho grass and the city sprinkling wagon The Crown Prince of Germany is coming to Amorica. This Is tho boy who was going to be Rovornor-gonornl of Now York, It tho war had turned out as planned. .. . i A LADY TALKS I. hope tho country will forglvo inc. ' I told him ho looked like Rudolph Val entino, and now ho's raising sideburns. I never was so Bnrprlsod since the tlmo cream showed up on tho milk. And thnt ain't all. KIbIo can't find her perfumo bottle. Ho used to he n ho-man, and could got away with a wholo pancake, at a gulp, but now he's always ordorlng cream puffs. Ills whole nature- bus been romodolcd. As soon as I read whore they woro going to exterminate the codling moths in the vnlloy, I know ho was doomed, if they did a good job, and I hope they do. 8TILL WATER KILLS QUICK (Hod llliiff Sentinel) Jackass- brandy scorns to bo flowing frooly around nnd making jackasses of what olherwlso might be tormod men. Tho mills of the godB grind Blowly, but they grind exceedingly fine, nnd there will lie n day when "vlrtuo will rocelvo Its rewurd." . -. 8TAINS The three ghouls on tho lonesome road Spake euch to ono another, "Whence came that stain about your . mouth No lifted hand may cover?" "From eating of forbidden fruit. Urotlier, my brother." The three ghosts on tho sunless road Snako each to one another, "WlrVbW came' that rod burn on your foot ' No (fust or ash may cover?" "I-Htamped a- neighbor's hearth-flame out, llrotlior. my brother." The three ghosts on the windless road Spako each to one another, "Whenco came that blood upon your hnnd No other hand may cover?" "From breaking of a woman's heart, Drothor, my brother." "Yet on the earth clean men wc walked, Glutton and Thief and Iiver: White float! and fair It hid our stains That no man might discover." "Naked the soul goes up to God, Ilrothqr, niy brother." -(Harper's.) i Oiiill Conservatism: "I've got mine." Ifntliculisin : "Gimme." Jjife is just u slow nud painful process of iiecuiiiiiliiliiii tux receipts. Tempers are seldom lost except loser can lick. Tlmt lack of harmony in t he to the loot. Unfortunately, however, seizin"; French birth rate. A complete cynic is a man who in which he has no part. When our eyes rest on homo wore long whiskers. Knowledge is power, lint tho nn uss of yourself leaves you powerless. Hell, for some people, will be a dismal place where they will never have a chance to snub anybody. A rural enthusiast says more of them should he called Farmer Congressmen. For that matter, 'more should bo called former congressmen. consists in cussing those who arc Europe must learn that the end of co-operation is "ration." Wc need another amendment to give parents equal rights with their children. Woman wasn't invented to share man's troubles. Adam didn't have any troubles until he got Eve. There's one consolidation. If the economic structure of Europe collapses, it won't have far to fall. The best way- to overcome the is to get sick nnd need one. . Why have unbreakable- windshields? It is hard enough to dive through one of the things now. "Quantity production is a modern innovation." Huh! I low old is the guinea pig family. An old-timer can remember when slate was something to figure problems on mid not u fuel. It takes three generations to make a gentleman, and only one bad guess in the slock market to make a hobo; - - Correct this sentence: "Mother, I insist that you rest,' the flapper, "while I wash tho dishes." Modem Business, Methods Call for Newspaper Advertising Every biiBlnesB man or institution whoso otricors study modorn methods of bUHlnoss in this day of progress and live merchandising, spend a cer tain per cent of the gross roculpts of the business in advertising, from '2 per cent up according to the businoss and profltB derived from the lines sold. Tho big national advertisers have found that it la far better to spend part of their appropriations in Home of the leading nowspapors outside of tho largo cities, In tho different states Instead of all in tho magazines, there by reaching moro pooplo for the sanio amount of money and getting belter results. Tho Mail Tribune and Sunday Sun ure rocognlzod as tho best advertis ing mediums In Southern Oregon nnd Northern California, and among tho best on tho const, having moro than double tho circulation of any other paper in this district, and aro bolng ft RippIingRhun&s Welt THE BUSY THK I'ASTOU of our little church is busy nil the time; throughout the town he seems to search for evidence of crime. And when he rinds a sinner bent on wicked work or play, he makes that evil one lament the folly of his way. If some tired woman gets divorce, the pastor she'll arouse, and he will preach until he's hoarse on sacretl marriage vows. If we would see a Fatty screen, the angry pastor roars, mid asks the law to in tervene, and close the playhouse doors. The people of our little kirk are in opposing groups, and some iipphirtd the pastor's work wilh ton 1 1 and joyous whoops. And others would his course im peach, they criticise and rail, nnd say a preacher ought to preach of Jonah and the whale. I offer neither cheers nor knocks, ami neither side I join; and in the conlriluition box I place n wooden coin. The parson who wouid make a hit must closely watch his step, or if he sticks to Holy Writ men say he's lacking pep; and if to modern things lie's next, and hunts out sins nnd scamps, men give him. as his proper text, the virgins and their lamps. No matter how the pastor tries to cleanse this mundane place, some worshippers will promptly rise to say he's off his base. Our pastor jogtrots many'bloeks to hunt out hidden crime, ami in the contribution box 1 drop a lun:us dime. lUKIWOUD MATT, TinmJXR, Points in the vicinity of somebody the concert of nations limy be attributed , . " ', ; ', tlie'Kuhr won't, increase, tho resents the existence of n decency ; : f new ties, Wc wish men still knowledge that you have made "trying to run things belief that all doctors are quacks said included by a number of advertisers In a selected list of fivo or six best papers In Oregon. Ono of tho latest to enter this field and Include the Mall Tribune and Sun day Sun Is tho VVost Coast I.ll'e Insur ance Co. of Snn Francisco, who start n schedule next month nud continue thru tho yonr. Many non-advertisers would laugh nt tho idea of a llfo Insurance com pany advertising, snylng thoy hnve nothing to advertise, but they are mistaken and would have a hard time convincing the West Coast Ltro In surance Co. and otherB who believe advertising is a nocessnry essentinl to their buslncBB success to helloVa as thoy do. Advertising will Incrceso any line of business, as well as any profession, if It Is properly handled, properly studied by the merchant and profes sional man and if the advertising is placed in the papers that reach the people. Mason PASTOR. MEDFOUD, - OKKfiONV Jackson County School Notes Only six pupils outsiilo of Ashland and. Medford schools ure completing eltrtith grade work In January. Miss Klvlro HollebeUo of Walla Walln, a graduate from O. A. C, is tho new commercial teachor in Jack sonville high. A sheet of Lincoln's birthday bibli ography secured from tlie State Nor mal School has been mimeographed and sent out to tho teachers of the1 county -this week. An outline courso of study Tor tho fifth and Blxth months of the school year has been prepared In tho county superintendent's office and Is now ready for distribution. ' Its aim is to unify nnd make mole thorough the work -of all one and two room schools. Heaver Creek and Nell Creek schools are closed lor a week because of illness in tho communities. Lust Saturday tho group (if nortli zono teachers gathered ut Trail, where sunshine prevailed above the valley fog. All but three teachers were pres ent, and some of thoBe attending had traveled more than twenty miles in order to he there: The chairman, Miss Inez YVllllts, gave an Interesting re port of the State Association which she attended as a delegate from the county. At the business session April 7 was selocted as date for the next zone meeting, and matters regarding the track events day for the north districts were discussed. Three read ing circle books for the year were re viewed "Making a curriculum for ele mentary school," "Effective Training for Study," and "Faults of Childhood and Youth." The noon lunch was in cafeteria Way, hot coffee being sui plled by Mrs.. Ash, and all enjoyed tho feast. Tho last work on the afternoon program was presented by Miss Hltt menfold of the Ashland schools. Parl ous school room and school ground games were taught,' also the Danish Dance of Greeting. This is helpful work for the teachers nnd all appre ciated Miss Tllumcnfeld's coming so far to bo with them. After two weeks of rather intensive office work Miss Burr and Mrs. Carter are again out among the schools of the county. Mr. Moss is leading on in the spring lines of club work, and club work is presented in each district which tho supervisors visit. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Hy A. C. Ilowlctt Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ayres who live about six miles out from Eagle Point near the P. nnd E. R. It. to Iiutte Falls were hero trading the last of the week. Thomas M. Riley finished up the job of putting in the' shelves in the new oonereto vault that was put 111 the office of the Eagle Toint Irrigation company and repainting the building nnd thus Improving the nppearauce ot everything around the place.- Mrs. Earnest Daliack, wile of our popular barber, made a business trip to Medford last Friday coming out on tho stage in the afternoon. There woro also two boys camo out on tho stage at tho sams time, one of them was a son of Mr. John Norris, the fore man on tho J. M. Wilfley orchard, and tho other was a school mate who came out with him, thoy wore met at tlie postofflce by Mr. Norris .who took them out to tlie orchard. . (lus Ditsworth of Peyton was n business culler Saturday afternoon, and so was Mrs. McDonald of llrowns boro, nnd Joe Ilasklnn who has a saw mill near Mel.oed on Rogue River. There went up a large circular saw on a car just before I met him anil I asked it it was for his mill and he said it was. .loo Hitson of the A. U. Uishop orchard was also a business culler and so was Mr. It. A. Petty and Florence Terwilligcr and John Hless, who lives nt tho old ferry landing. Miss TerwilllKer is engaged in tone Ing school nt Trail. Geo. Adams, who is engaged on the Frank Rhodes farm were- nil business callers Katiirduy. There woro five passengers came in on tlie stage. Mr. Oscar Anderson, II. C. Davis, C W. Rose, V. M. Ness nnd K. More came in and spent the night on their way up to go to work on tho NntwicK unit of tho Englo Point Irrigation cnnnl from Pig Ilutto to the Nichols gap, where the canal will end and empty Into tlie laterals to irrigate thousands of acres ot land In our vi cinity. They havo taken n sub-contract from Mr. 0. II. Natwlck to dig about a half mile ot the canal for him. Among the callers Sunday were Mr. nnd .Mrs. 11. J. llubbs, shoe dealer of Medford, nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Feld mail, nn accountant of Medford,' Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F. Nichols, hardware mer chant of lCasle Point nnd family, be sides a few of the young men of Eagle Point. A. V. I.eehannl, manager of the Columbia Tire company, Medford. and Everett Pnhack. He and his fatlu'r. Ell Pnhack, are fixing the old store building that they moved up be side tho Eagle Point poolroom and say they are going Into business there handling auto tires. Mm. Ira Tnngate, Putte Falls; Miss Alts Allen and Mr. Erli Ueehdoldt of Derby, came out on the Hutte- Enlls Eagle Point stiote Monday and C. A. Pickle, the meter reader for the Cal ifornia nnd Oregon Light and Power company, was on his monthly round last Monday. Lemon Charley nnd wife formerly ot llmwnshom hut now of Eagle Point, ninde a business trip to Medtord last Tuesday. C. 11. Natwlck one of the contractors on tho Ensile Point irrigation canal started n truck load of eatables up to his enmp Tuesday, that he had pur chased nt one of our local stores, but the train hud hardly started before kTlTT?I)AY, JANUARY the 'Tender" jumped tlie track nnd the crow and tlie local roud gang were kepufhusy until ton, o'clock the next tlay gutting It back onto tlie track again to stay, for tlie roadbed is In such' a delaplduted condition that when they would get It buck on the truck again. the rotten ties would give way again and down it would come again. I noticed one place where It bud slipped off that tlie wheel on the back end of the tender cut right thru the ties, shaving the ends off just as smooth as tho they had been cut off with an nxo, and there was one place whore evorythlng like ties was pushed from under tho rails for a mince of four or five feet, but Ihey finally got over the space, n'lmut thirty feet and started on- for Butte Fulls and I heard one of tho railroad men say that they would likely get off the track again in the next two miles. The, ties are so. rotten tlmt If thoy are on a curve the spikes are drawn out and the mils are spread and tho result) is another wreck. Fortunately there was no spe cial damuge done. It appears that the trouble is that they cannot get tics to repair tlie old road, at least that is the reason the men give for not fixing the roud and making it safe to run on. Another difficulty they labor undor is' the heavy rains we have had this win ter has made the ground so soft that that causes the rails to give way with but little trouble. Mrs. Walter Marshall of Browns- boro was a business caller Tuesday. Word reached here Monday morn ing that Rev. Y. P. Moonlnu, who lived hero vfor several years and preached in tills community for us, passed nway about midnight Monday at his home near Williamsburg, Josephine county, Oregon. He was highly respected wherever he lived and was ono of the leadly elderg in the Dunkard church. He was about 85 years of age and leaves a wife and fivo boys anil three girls and quite a number of grandchildren beside a host of friends to continue the trials' of life. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Miss Elinira Van Hollebeke haH taken charge of tho commercial course at the high school, tho posi tion recently vacated by Miss Schll chcrt. Mrs. S. A. Cantrall celebrated her Soventy-sovcnth birthday annivorsary. on the 20th Inst. During the after noon sue entertained relatives nnn nciR-hbors in w-hleh she related her experiences since the spring .ot lsa.t when Khe, n child of .seven years, crossed tlii plains. John Ityan, who is employed in Josephine county, visited bis mother Tuesday eveniiiB in our city. .TiiBon Jlartmnn. tho cincient lackson county brldgo builder whose ..1i.11v,w llvn In noti'nit. Mich... lllltl Ohio, left Thursday nisht for a visit there nnd will be gone from six to eleht : wei-ks, .Miss Lenore Clodward, Laura Ryan and Mrs. Davis aro busy in the oix department preparing receipts for the yearly taxes which will bo pay able in April. i .Mrs. Anna Droad was visiting at the homo of her daughter Mrs. W NieholiiK on Monday. Mr. S. P. Khutt was shopping In Medford Monday. Mrs. ,C. Uliieh was visiting Mrs Ella Cook of Medford Monday after noon. Among those from our city unend ing the Chimes of Normandy Wed nesday matinee were Mrs. G. A (inrdnci4, Mrs. .las. Cronenilller. Miss Mnme Cruncmillcr, Mr. and .Mrs. ! L. TouVelle, Mrs. Chris Ulrich nnd Mrs. . - K. Manna. Miss Katherine Chapman of Dulls- nmir Is visiting friends and relatives in our city and Medford. Mr. and Mrs. 111. K. Hannn were dinner bursts of Mi, and Mrs. .1. V. Eltlon of Willow Springs last Sun day. ' The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs, 1'te lnitriini, former resident of our city, were grieved to henr of thti death of their son LeUoy. whose fu neral was held nt the Jacksonville t'Qhietcry Thursday afternoon. The members of the Native PaUKh- te'rs met at their lodge room Thurs day afternoon. Light refreshments nnd a Kcncral good time was enjoyed by all. Mr.1 nnd Mrs. Tom Dunnington entertained with a card party Mon day evening in lienor of Harold Keed who left Tuesday night for Ills home ut Mountain Park, olkahoma. t Mrs. Keter Me.Mahon, Eleanor De Oroot and Miss Flo Thompson nt tonded tho ball at Iho nat Wednes day night. OoorKe Harriott of the Lower Applesnto was a business visitor in our 'city Thursday. Mike Droad of Klamath county ar rived home Wednesday night nnd will visit with iiis mother. Mrs. Anna llroad for n week or ten days. ' Oscar Lewis will open a grocery store in tho .Milh-r building on or abottt February K. Mrs. Susie Kle:d,-i a former resi dent of our city, but now of Grants l'iiss, visited her sisior, Mrs. Eliza beth Kasshafer a few days ago. Jackson- county trucks are hauling snivel from Jru-kson creek, where It is loaded by the inmates of the county jail and placed on the Jack sonville and Jiueli road. , . .co Goodman, tlie efficient Apple- gate road master, Is out -nlth the srader In his district. Mrs. Lnuia Gould of our cltv is spending the week in the Little Appiegate prerllut. visltliiK at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Wilson. .1. P. Dlnkens the noted hunter. nccnmiinnicd liy his son. W'a 1 Inee. of the Meadows, were transacting Imsl liess ut the county seat Thursday. Leonard Mekcc of Watklns was the fcllcst of his sister. .Mrs. Tom liunnlnvton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Iieter nnd children were guests nt the home of Mrs. Dnrbarn lleter Friday evening. .Mrs. I'lley Noriis and children of Walk inn were recent Kiiests ut the home of her sister In our city. Mrs. John Wilson of Appleitnto Is visiting friends In nur city. Mr. and Mrs. Kred Torglcr nnd dnucliter. Mm. Morris Chlsholm of Port In ml, were (fuests of Miss Issic ! JACKSONVILLE 27, 102 Mcf'ully Sunday en route to Los Angeles by nuto to spend tho re mainder of tho winter. ' Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Circuit Court If. L. Smith ot nl. Guardians of Henry Cheda (minor) vs II. C. Chris tofferson et nl. Foreclosure. II. L. Smith ct al. Guardians of Henry Cheda (minor) vs Southern Oregon Farm Lands Development Co. :.Foreclosure. Gtis Newbury vs A. V. Walker. Foreclosure. " Lida Meadows vs Matthew Lee Meadows. Petition, order. State vs Charles Handle. Order. Southern Oregon Exploration Co. vs W. G. Lynch et nl. .Motions, order notice. City of Jacksonville vs A. C. Walker (as treasuror). Answer. Jesso Mathnmmer vs C. E. Wick strom et ux. Demurrers. Ida Loughlin vs John Loughlln. No tice. E. J. Stewart vs Mary V. Ice et al. Order, judgment. W. C. Foster vs Chas. E." Wolcott et ql. Motion. Abigail Ripley Smith vs Joseph Gill espie fit nl. Proof of mulling. Pacific Record Herald vs Ida E. Dress ier. Motion. Probate Court Thomas Jefferson Grieve Estate. In ventory and appraisement. Rebecca Delitn Grieve Estate In ventory and appraisement. Robert B. Grieve Estate. Inventory and appraisement. I. A. Merrlman Estate. Notice. John Eriekson Estate. Order. A. Trudell Estate. Proof of publica tion. William Henry Moore Estate, mittod to probate. Ad- Real Estate Transfers A. O. Bennett et ux to James A. Slorah.' N lot 2, S 37 V4 ft lot 3, blk 19, Medford $ 10 First Natl. Bank of Ashland to H. W. Hartman. SE Sec 4 Tp 38 S. R. 2 East 1000 Samuel Cozzens ct al to Louie Blass. Lot 12 blk 1 Kendall Add to Medford 10 Charles S. Goodwin et ux to Carl R. Wagner. E 'A of SE Sec 8 Twp 35 S. R. 3 West 1 James H. French et ux to Lloyd B. French. Int 1n lots 1 and 2, Sdc 17 SE of SE Sec. 17 Tp ' 35 S. R. 1 West : 10 Matilda Lamb to Wells D. Jack Son et al. Ld in Sec 9 Twp 39 j. R. 1 East ;. 10 Wells D. Jackson et ux to Hatilda Lamb. Ld in Sec. 14 Tp 39 S. R. 1 East 10 gt Anthony Inc. to City of Med- ; , ford. Lots . 12-13-15-16 blk 3 Queen Anne Add. Medford........ William H. Chllders et ux to Jessie M. Cook ct al. E i of SW, SW or SW Sec 32 Twp 31 S. 11. 2 West... B. L. Nichols et ux to Walter C. Bovington ct ux. Lots xG and 27 blk "N," R. R.- Add. to Ash land v William Humphreys et ux to Jennie A. Bratney. Lot 11, blk 1 Newtown Add. to Medford.... Wm. M. Henry et ux to Clarence . H. Jorom,e et ux. Lots 8-9-10-11-12 blk "T". R. R. Add. to Ashland LoRoy V. Hicks A al to Robert E. Halo et ux; Lots 7 and 8, blk "M" R. R. Add. to Ashland Robert E. Halo et ux to B. It. ' Stevens ct ux. Lota 7 and S blk "M" R. R. Add. to Ashland Eva M. Newton Kimball to Fred G. Guy ct al. Ld in Sec 17 and 8 Tp 3G S. R. 3 West.. Lewis Ulrich ct ux to Godward ' Mere. Company. E Vj lot 2, blk 2. E lot G blk 2, Jack sonville Thomas T. Morriman ct nx to Merle M. Morriman. Lot In Galloway's Add. Medford Benj. F. Lindas et ux to C. 11. Overly. Lots 5, ft, 7, S, blk. G.", Central Poilit 200 10 10 10 10 10 10 Severe Cough After Influenza "After an attack of tho 'Flu' which loft mo with a sevcro cough nothing soemod to relievo mo until I used Foloy's Honey and Tnr," writes Mrs. K. D. Drake, Cliilds, Maryland. Coughs resulting from Influenza, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Croup. La Grippe and Bronchitns are quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates ingredients printed on tlie wrapper. Largest selling cough med icine in tho world. Sold everywhere Adv. California Slayer Hangs FOLSOME, Cat. Jan. 27. Fell Bisnuerl. slayer of C. N. Cox, a lun.b;r company officer, in Plumas comity lust fall, was hanged ut the stot? prison hero yesterday. The I'sual Sunday 'Dinner Will lie Sewed at the Holland Hotel I'l-oin .VIM! to 8:00 P. M, .00 a Plate coxci:ht ritfxniAM From .V:( lo 7::l() by the , 'PHILHARMONIC TRIO Coming to medford' Dr. Meilenthfn SPECIALIST in Internal Mediclno for tho past eleven years. DOES NOT OPERATE Will bo ut Holland Hotel, Monday, January 29 Offlco Hours: 10 u to t !. m. ONE DAY ONLY No charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthln ls a regular grad uate in mediclno and surgery and Is licensed by tho sluto ot Oregon. He visits professionally the more import ant! towns and cities and ofl'ors to all who call on this trip free consulta tion, except tho expense of troat ments when desired. According to his method of trea meat he does not operato for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. lie has to his credit wonderful' re sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, , kidney, bladder, bed welting, ca tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail ments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any better, do not fail to call, as improp er measures rather than disease are vory often tho cause ot your long standing trouble Remember above date, that con sultation on this trip will bo free and that his treatment is different. Married women must be accompa nied by their husbands. Address: 33G Boston Block, Min neapolis, Minn. DON'T FORGET H'd'we Co. NOTICE. Through, nn Error Our Offlco Telephone Number was omitted In the new Directory. IT IS 77 PR. H. E.' MURPHY. Dentistry and X-TUit Snd Floor Medford Bide. PIPE. FLUSH Quickly dissolves nil obstructions in clogged drain and sewer pipes HEY IT TRY IT For Sale By A. Ij. VROMAN, llij S. Front St. Picture Framing at Swem's Studio babbiting, Welding, Repairing and Lathe Work REASONABLE RATES Crater Lake Automotive Co. 12:! South Front St. WATCH YOUR BATTERY PREST-O-LITE HATTERT STATION For Quick ServKe Ftionn IIP REAL BARGAINS In Serviceable Used Cars Crater Lake Automotive Co. 12!! South Front Nt. H. W. CONGER " UNDERTAKER Successor to W'eck'--oiiKT Co. Medford. Blue Front Fixit Shop Hi 8. Holly St. "WE FIX ANYTHING" Phone 4."l Razor Illndo Sharpening HEAT WITH COAL Place Yonr Order Now for Quick Delivery Hansen Coal Co. (Successors to Ends) 818. Mr St. Phone 2:n-.I SPRAY RIO REPAIRING Williams Implement Service 2H S. Hnrfbte phone 2113 W ,1. - -"Vt n0 f ' flST?:"