Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEPFOnn MATT, TRTTUTNK, MEDPOKD. OltLJCiOX, MONDAY. .TANI'AUV 2!). 192.1 TAOE THREE h Ha-Ha-Harold Has Laughter Barreled" At Dr. Jack a Rib You'll Crack "Save the ehoe-ild" says Dr. Jack ?ut Ma stands roadv for a wliaclc. Sick l'il well girls nocds a doctor Alone; came, Jack and nearly shocked her. First lie tries a Dr. Jekvll, Did it work Mt did bv Heckle! Clirl is cured by joy and laughter, s ov t hey ' ' laugh forever after. ' ' FOR AUTO RACES FILES $8750 SUIT iL 4 Tho details ftf the lilK automobile and motnrcyclo race meet whli'h la (to tako plaeo at tho fair grounds on Juno 15 and 1G were ordered to be perfected by tho directors of the fair UKHftelatlun at their meeting last M'OI'lt. The calls for the appointment of committees on races, publicity, track and grounds, concessions and ticket seller and gatemen. Tho tentative outlino for races covers purses amounting to $3500 plus the entry fees, which will bring tho total up to some ffiOOO for two davs racing. A great many inquiries . have already been received as to what the purses will be, length of races and other details so that the : directors feel confident that the best drivers on tho coast will be attracted i here. The directors ordered an apptica- - tlon being made for membership in the North Pacific Fair and llacing associations. It was decided that two harness races bo held each day dur ing the fair next fall and they appro priated $350 for each race, making u total of $2800 offered. In addition to. the 180 trees that reto be planted on the fair grounds xt- month, the' forest service has offered to secure native trees and shrubs to fill in on tho landscaping , planned. The building of a half mile horse track and the enlargement of the t grand Ktand were given consideration. 5 School children of Klamath, Sis 1 kivou and Josephine county are ' going to be admitted free on the Inst ! day of tho fair next fall, providing they are accompanied by parents or guardian. i j Applications for space for enmmer ' : rial displays from firms who did not exhibit last year, have been received . so that the advertising which the fnlr ' offers has been recognized. Have You Ordered Your PEDDLER FINED L PORTLAND, Jan. 20. Clarence I. HpamOH of Seattle, former United Ktntoa attorney for. Orojjon, filed suit In tho federal court hero. Saturday to collect $S750 attorney's foes from F. Klevenhausen, president of the Co lumbia & Northern Flnhins & Tacit- i ins company. . . I rtoamos alleges that Klevenhausen i employed him in a suit broiwht j March 12, J01!l, by the alien property j custodian to confiscate his salmon ', canneries at Fort "Wrannle and Al- j toona. Wash. Tho frovernment scizt-d j the plants in the belief thnt they were: owned by Klevenhausen's relatives in j Germany. The federal court here at a recent hearing returned the plants, to Klevenhausen, holding that thej government had failed to disprove thej claim that Ite, and not German in terests, owned the capital stock. To j keep assets --of tho concern intact, j Keames requested a court order re quiring Klevenhausen, the company, the alien property custodian and the Astoria Savings bank from disposing of any of the property now in their hands. In the event ho is given a Judgment Heames also asked a court order directing tho Bale of the prop erty, provided Klevenhausen tloes not make, immediate settlement. . ' roRTLANDr Jan. 20. "I'll give him the limit,1' said Federal Judge. C. R. "Wolverton, Raturdny, after he heard the evidence against Tom Ol son, confessed rum runner. Put the limit did not please tho court, as it was but a $500- fine. The judge mourned that tho Volstead act car ries no jail clause for first offenders. Olson was arrested December 3 8 at Medt'ord. whilo driving an automobile loaded with liquor from British Co lumbia to California. He left his ma chine in a garage over night and ga rage employes discovered tho whis ker. The word soon spread about the ii . ;i, and by tho time tho police ar rived, nine of the 20 cases had dis appeared. - Olson appeared only . by attorney Saturday, as he is in jail at Medford in default of $2000 bond, facing trinl on a state liquor charge. S PURCHASE PRIZE alcrediloil herds. Tho shipment also contains two pure, bred registered Duroc sows of exceptional type. Kvery animal In t ho shipment Is pure bred, reislstercd and with ti pedigree showing exceptional rocord making liluod strains. Romo of tho Jorsey cows nro from tho St. .Mawos strain and some from Carnation Emi nent The ontlro hord Is heavily In sured. J. R. McCrncken, the well known dairyman of Talent, nccompanled Mr. Collins on Ills trip and assisted In se lecting tho purchases. Ray Mornn left Sunday evening for Stilem to bo gone several days. CORE THROAT Gargle with warm salt watc men apply over throat Views Oft 17 Million an Utti YtaHy M.J. DURYEA TO SPEAK t Jirees for Spring Planting? How about Bartlett, i Anjou, Cornice and other pears? i i We have thorn in mighty i niec, clean, thrifty trees. ; j and apples, cherries, j prunes, walnuts, small , ' fruits, shrubbery-, roses. We Have Them All DATE PRUNES the prune with ' a date flavor, V certainly the finest prune over produced by nature. If . ; you don t know all about l this new and marvelous fruit i ask for our ' special de scriptive folder, ITS FREE. i If you' desire r a sample of fruit send lj5 cents. ' If you're a good salesman and have a knowledge of Horticulture we have a ' worth while offer for you. Oregon Nursery Co. ' Orenco. Oregon Horticultural Specialists CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 20. fp tho Associated Tress) It. is re ported thnt Mustnpha Kemnl Pasha, Turkish niitiondlist lender, wan mar ried today to tho daughter of a rich Turkish merchant of Smyrna, . Moua amerou Chaki lley. Mustnpha Ke- mal'n bride is mif to have brousht him a dowory of one million Turk ish lires. THOMPSON CREEK M. J. Duryenr, manager oc the Or ganization and Service bureau of the Oregon State. Chamber of Commerce will address tho members forum of the Medford chamber on Wednes day noon. During tho past year, the state chamber, through the department in charge of M. J. Duryea, has been suc cessful in making chambers of com merce in Oregon stronger institutions, lie may hnve something to say in re gard to placing the Medford cham ber in n better position to servo tho public, and his advice in regard to same has been solicited. Georgo T. Collins returned lust night from tha Willamette valley whore ho has been for several days purchasing some puro bred livestock, which are to be used as foundation Btock on tho Meadowbroolc ranch at Eagle Point, which ho and Dr. Era mens recently purchasod from Fred Pelouzo. The shipment, which consists of a carload, is expected to arrive Tuesday or Wednesday In charge of O. A. Mack, superintendent of the ranch. The shipment consists of two regis tered pure bred Percheron mares, purchased of A. C. Ruby, tho well known breeder of Portland. This team was used by Mr. Ruby as tho lead team on a six horse hitch at the Pacific 'International, Rnd one of the team was grand champion for four ; years. Each horse weighs closoto a ton and are perfect specimens of , tho heavy draft type. I In the shipment there aro also twelve head of puro bred registered i -Jersey cows, five of which wero pnr- chased from the Itfijrsdorf herd and the balnnco from The Johahson Tierdj,' both of whom aro leading breeders of Jersey cattle in the northwest. ' Two or three of the cows haVe sliver modal records and are eligible for gold medals. All of these cows have been tubercular tested and nre from Fruit Trees Planted for Profit What About Trees to Make the Home Attractive? Thoro has been In the past, and is at the presont, time, much said about the planting of fruit trees for profit, hut what about beautifying tho homo whore you live and your children are growing up In addition to fruit trees wo also offer a complete line of high class Ornamental Shade Trees, Flowering Shrubs. Roses, Vines, Berries, Etc. Do not put off orderding. Wo can give yon hotter service and better trees, at no additional expense, If you will place your order now. Catalogue Mailed Free On Request ALBANY NURSERIES, Inc. 407-409 First National Bank Building Albany, Oregon Musical Program Christian Church A Very Pleasing One Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Moo and Mrs. Will Jordon were doing shop ping in Grants Tass last Friday. Pete Kendall attended tho-danco at Applegate last Saturday. - John Miller and Ed Schnffer of Applegate were at F. F. Groves last Friday. ' Mrs. Fred ItucM visited Mis. F.I more last Sunday afternoon, , There was no school last, Friday, the teacher, Miss Viola Hogan, being on tho Hick list. '' When splitting kindling wood last Friday. John lllnghum camo near scveting the fore finger from his left band, the nxe accidentally striking the finger Inflicting .a bad wound. M. F. Illngbam motored to Medford with him, where he procured medi cal aid. Dr. Sweeney dresHCd the wound, which is getting along nlficly at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Connally and children, Mr. Connolly's mother and Alfred llnbb wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Shaw. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. Bingham and children visited Mrs. F. F. Grove last Sunday nfternoon. .Mrs. Fred Ituch visited Mrs. El more last Sunday nfternoon. . Tho farewell party given la Sat urday evening for Mrs. . Paulino El more nnd family was quite well at tended. Mrs. Elmore nnd two chil dren. Joe nnd Dorothy, left on Tues day for their new homo near Cottage Grove. Herbert Elmore took them in his car. Herbert will remain on tho farm. Misses Graco and Jennie will remain hero for a whilo, as Jen nie Is attending school hero. They expect to go later. Mrs Hetty Connolly went to Med ford on Wednesday to visit her daughter. There was no school last Friday, as the teacher, Miss Viola Hog.an, was on the sick list. There seems to be a flue epidemic on Thompson creek as there has been several people sick and ono or two sick nt this writing. Frank Kendall came out from Stenmboat on Tuesday, stayed nil night with Fred Hoffman, returned to his home on Wednesday. John nnd Marion Hlmrham motored' to Medford on Wednesday of thl week. That ho' musical program given at tho Christian church Sunday night, was highly appreciated was evidenced by tho crowded house nnd the enthusiasm manifested, many of those participating being required to respond to hearty encores. The vocal-selections wero by Mrs. Harry Scoilgarl,- the mixed quartette, consisting of 'Miss Stelner, Mrs. Scougall. J. V' Klikpatrlck and D. E. Millard ana the regular church qtiar. tetto, composed of Harry Scougoll, Ralph Waldron, J. N. KIrkpatrick and D. E. Millard. Mrs! Shockley gave a beautiful cornet solo and the orchestra of nine Pieces rendered several of their best selections.. This orchestra is a big drawing card of the church services every Sunday night. A special feature was the piano sketches by "Hob" . Edwards. Ho played several popular selections, Im provising his own variations, which were received by hearty applause. (r) a AJeautmea1 Hotel Manx Powell St. at O Fa rre! I, SAN FRANCISCO Gose faTheares Snd Shopping Pis trict. AMotr btwuM HOlfl MANX mid Hit vfcJMr to Sm IrMdKtl Nor fmMhtfs tf mmiiI ctafi. tt4 cm fwt, I Mfcr fciiiMtf I trevtft Kit Hawflm if InriM hen-u4 mw DMtf Rt, ummitt mm f Un nit Mlrotiff It tjukt-m MltrtKU U rr Hv! It k Un lr kottl ttU rwWf kt Wttar k mt rmm. i i t lunoptAN RATES ntOAMOUPl jlf.lltVKY M. TOY, Manning Owner CURED in 6 to 14 Day All Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINT MENT fails to cure any case of ITCHING. BLIND, BLEEDING or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures ordinary cases id 6 days, the worst cases in 14 days. PAZO OINTMENT Instantly Re lieves ITCHING -PILES and you can get restful sleep after the first application.' 60a. More Bean Sprayers means fewer worms and more profit. We carry a large stock of REPAIRS for BEAN SPRAYERS at all times Hubbard Bros. Representative Medford Business Firms Mason, Ehrman & Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Tobacco, Cig'ars, Cigarettes, Etc. Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston We; Guarantee our work at all times Experts in Cleaning and Dyeing The Pantorium Veterinary Hospital AM) Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 Automobile Springs MerrimaiVs Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MEERIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside Phone 279-J EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phono 315 PHONE 75 for First-Class JOB PRINTING Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. - . Aak your dealer for one of theso brands. : ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. BE A BOOSTER FOR HOME When purchasing any kind of products or havink any kind of work done, always insist on having home products or using home labor. . . .....