P.M1N SIX
MTCDFOttD MATT; -TRTBTTXR MEDFORD. OT?EOOX. TUESDAY. MARCH fi, 10'2H
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RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Zp Seated Vric Acid Deposits Are
'. Dlwjolvcd and Hie Ithcuiiiutlc Poi
son Htartft to Ixniru tlio Kysu-m
Within Twenty-four Hours.
, Every Druggist in this county In
authorized to say to every rhcumuth
ftuffercr thnt if u full pint bottle ol
AUonrhu, tho sure conqueror of
rheumatism, does not show tho way
to Htop the agony, reduce Bwollen
joints and do away with even tho
RliKhtost twins of rheumatic pain, ho
will gladly return your money with
out comment. 's ' ;
AHenrhu has boon tried and tested
foryoartf( and '-really tnarveloim re-;
huUh havo been . accomplished in the;
moat severe cases where tho nuffcr-i
inff und' agony was Intense und
piteoua- and where lito patolnt was!
helpless.
Mr, James. It Allen of Rochester,'
N. Y.. tho discoverer Of. Allentfru, who
for many years suffered tho tor-1
ments of nedto " rheumatism, ' donlron
nil'' sufferers to know that ho does
not-wnnt:n ennt- ofMinyoneV nioneyi
unless AHenrhu - docislvoly conquers
tills -worst ot nil (IIhmihoh, and he
has Instructed druggists to guarantee
jt ns-above In cvory Instance. All
drUKKlsts can supply! you;. Adv.
lEDCARS
One .1920; Ford Roadster
with delivery box at a very
attractive price.
One 1920 Maxwell .Touring
."car at a very low price.
I Geo. L. Treichler
Motor Co.
if Why Have
Protection
J' Fon voun car?
, Bocnuso it will cost you less to
install a liUMPEIl on your cur
than to buy now FKNDKltS or
... RADIATO".
J the Auto Supply Co.
'I Just Around tho Corner
31 X. Bartlctt "Hoc" Wright
r.
'Let us have last
Spring's Suits, Gowns,
Ooats, Etc., NOW. Our
Dry Cleaning . saves
Money... , ; .. . :
"Wt ARE NOT
UNLESS
YOU ARE '
' Picture Framing
' "'at'
Swem's Studio
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRFST-O-IJTK nATTKRT
STATION .
Vnr Quirk Sorora FhnuA 110
HEAT WITH COAL
Place Vour Order Sow for '
l Quirk Delivery
Hansen Coal Co, ,
(flncccmaors to KhIs)
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04. 8
Fir Nt. Phnnn 2an-J
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co
V.JX.W SAT SO ED
tut. V 1 1. . .Ik
SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
Williams Implement Service
08 8. liartlot't ' I'Unue 90(1
Special News of Interest to
Farmers in Jackson County
The Business Man
and the Farmer
Of recent years our country, us n
whole, has conio to realize that unless
tho funning class Is prosperous, there
can bo- no prosperity for any othor
class.' Nevor before has the fanner
and his Interests received so much
attention as at the presonl time.
The press of tho nation is giving a
large amount of space to the discus
sion of the problems that confront the
American fanner and because of Uiis,
tho roadlDK public is beginning to
realize that agriculture is ludeed the
foundation and mainstay of our nation
and that evory person, no matter what
.. 1 , . u
I vib.ui tumvi lieu an in niiciuui uwi
farmers as a class are prosperous.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
recontly Bald: The next fifty years
will docldo whethor the Amoricnn far
mer shall become an Independent pro
duuer,'Or whether he shall become like
the agricultural class of Kuropo, n
mere peasant, living on a low scale
and deriving the barest existence from
the soil." ' . . .
it is not a pleasing picture for any
of us, especially farniers, to contonv
plato.
As one of tho foremost counties lu
the state, tho Jackson county business
men nro thoroughly awake to the fact
that by taking hold with tho farmer
and working shouldor to shoulder with
mm ivuhiiis miuuiuw w oiiuuiuoi iui
him, in holping to bottor farming con-
ditions in the county, by helping tho
farmer to become- more prosperous,
that ho is helping himself fully as
much as he Is helping 'the farmer.
There is a sentiment abroad in the
country today that when any interest
stands in the way of our agricultural
Interests, be it a banker, a merchant,
or manufacturer, or even tho fanner
himself, that it Is the work of the
country as a whole to remove that ob
struction, nnd to unitedly get bohlnd
the fnrmor. who Is the foundation of
all prosperity hero in tho valley.
1 Thoro never was a brighter outlook
here for general farming, than there
is at the prosont time. With tho com
ing of Irrigation the matter of an un
hampered production is assured.
With a county united in sentiment,
with farmer and business man work
ing togother this valley will como Into
Its own. , -
When wo can ixlnt Out to the pro
spoctlve Bottlur hundreds of prosper
ous fu rotors; whon we can show him
bright, attractive farm honum; whon
ho sees' well dressed, contented far
mers, and fniTners' wives and children,
then ha will niako up his mind that
this Is tho place for him.
, Jackson county could use no belter
advertising than to display to the tour
ist as they pass through, farm after
farm carrying ull over It signs of
prosperity.
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit
No-To-Bac lias llblped thousands
to break tho costly, norvo-shattorlng
tobacco hubit. Whenever you havo
a lonRine for a mnoko or chow, lust
place a harmless No-To-Boa Tablot
In . your mouth instead. All desire
stops. Hhortly . the habit is coin-
pleu-ly broken, nnd you nro bolter oft
menially, pnysicniiy, unanciaiiy. lis
ToTand irTdoVs-t riJ you
from all oravlns for tobacco In any
form, your druggist will refund your
mminv without question. Adv.
for a cool
A Hot Dish
There 13 nothing more bracing, these chilly
mornings, than a hot ' nourishing cereal
and whole wheat is all nourishment yet
easily digested. ,
It's easy to make a real whole-wheat poc
ridge. Just put two Shrcdde Wheat Biscuits
in a small saucepan; add salt and enough
water to cover the bottom of the pan; stir .
and boil until thick. Then serve with milk
or cream. Try it then you'll know what a
hot cereal really can be.
Shredded fflieat a 100 whole wheat,
readylcooked and ready-to-nt. A prr
feet, delicious food for any meat of tho
day. Serve it simply with milk or cream,
or topped with berries or fruits. Con
tains all the bran you need to stimulate
bowel movement. It is snlt-free nnd un
sweetened you season it to your taste.
Triseuit is the Shredded Wheat Cracker
a real wholc-whcnt toast. Try it with
butter, sort cheese ot marmalades.
Ihredde
The perfect food
't Biscuit form
Facts About State
Farm Bureau
A llttlo over two' years ago, with
Jackson county taking a leading part,
tho Stato Farui liurean was organized
with Geo. Mansfiold president.
Tieforo' tllo stato organization was
entirely porfoctod. it became evident
that there was a real need for an or
ganization of wool growers for the
purpose ol' handling their wool.
President Mansfield at once cnlled n
moetlng of the sheepmen 1" Albany
and while tho attendance was not
large, tho Interest was good, and those
present took hold of the proposition
in earnest, and a start was made that
is proving a splendid success. The
story of their operations will be taken
up In nn artlclo by itself.
i ne grain growers, too, ie.1 me neeu
of bettor marketing facilities, and
ngain tho Farm Bureau got behind
tho movement and as a result tho
grain growers foi-mod a grain pool,
through which, in a very short time,
markoting conditions wore greatly Im
proved. Whllo It has not been all
clear sailing for either tho wool or
tho grain growers yet they have made
steady advances and tho farmers of
Oregon nro muny thousands of dollars
richer because of thefc two activities
alono, which the State Farm Bureau
has been the means of setting into
action. Because of tho fact that Jack
son county was tho leading factor in
tlin fornintlnn nf thn State Human anil
f a"a ' 'ev if","," Prn .
-An I O 0 marKet must oe securea ror moneii anu required 10 appear ana un
dent ManBfiold, who has enthusiastic- ey8ry UQX of Bo8c paara ralsea ,n tn0 aw6ar the complaint filed against you
ly and untiringly worked for the sue-
us in uio inuveiiieiu, loei u.u
we can point with a certain amount of
justifiable prido to the achievement ot'
the grain and wool growers,
Outside of these two achievements
the stato bureau has carried on many
lines of work all looking toward bet
tering Oregon agriculture. At the
present time, while there are difficul
ties to bo ovorcome, the outlook for
the future of tho State Federation is
ono of increased usefulness.
As Jackson county was a pioneer in
the state-wldo movement, so should
the county, now that we have success
fully mado tho first pull, get squarely
behind the Stnte Federation and with
a strong, widc-awnko membership at
homo play well tho part of taking a
leading placo in a State Farm Bureau
that shall be u largo factor in the
future prosperity of Oregon agricul
ture-
Boost, Farm Bureau :
Tho Roguo Rlvor valley produced,
last year, two hundred cars of Bosc
pours, more Bosc pears than were pro
duced In, tlio rost of the United States.
Already tho Rogue River valley Is
"the groatost Bosc pear district in the
world." . ' ..... 1 1
: Thoro is a reason, this is the only
placo whore tho "Rogue River Bosc"
can ho produced. The "Roguo River
Bosc" Is nn altogether difforont penr
from tho thick skinned, mottled Bosc
niisud to sonic small extent In the
custom states,
Soil, climate, altitude
mid Its slioltorod locntiou nil eomblno
to niako tho Roguo River valley the
homo of tho Bosc. Here It is nolthor
too cold 111 tho winter nor too hot in I
tTT "VT T
8l,ln,0 ln 1,0 8prfnf No ,ons clomly
Bllulla - "ator for Irrigation, Enough
cool niglits to. dovolop a slow growing
tr
morning
liardy tree that is much more blight
resistant than trees raised in the war
mer California section. ' The Rogue
Klver Bosc has a quality not equalled
elsewhere. "Only one place where the
Hoguo Klver Dose can he raised the
Rogue Rlvor valley."
Wherever in the Rogue Rlvor valley
those llttlo "concentrators" are to
work they are making money for the,
owners. They aro the real "Gold l)lg-'
gers" of Jackson county; pay dirt;
everywhere, and the deeper they dig'
the greater the profits There Is not
a single Hose troo in bearing in the.
vulley that is not making profits for
I the owner. "Plant a Hose treo, set a
Gold DIggor to work, no more worry
about your wutor tax."
Quantity production of Rogue River
Dose must now be attempted If tho
Rogue River valley Is to keep its place
in this "golden" sunshine. Five thou
sand cars of Tlartletls were shipped
east from California last year. Tho
Rose Is a bottor eating and a better
keeping pour. The east has had a
taste. They can use as many Bosc as
linrtlett They want two thousand
I cars now and in a few years will bo
fusing five thousand cars. The busl-
ncBS aml jrofes8on!li men, the orch-
nr(, mea ana tBXmen o the Rogue
nlvei. vaoy mU8t t 0ie Rogue
nivor Bosc over now Bnd put it ovel,
big or gome oUlor (llst,.1(.t wlUl ,e83
natural advantages, hut linvlni- mora
enterprise, will beat ub to it. "If you
want to raise Rose pears come to the
.place where they
Rogue River valley.
are raised the
Tho Rogue River Bosc should be
come a community proposition. With
the business and professional men, as
well as tho farmers and orchard men,
back of it and into It. The best busi
ness experience in the valley is now
needed to get this underway in the
.7 ,
I,lg way necesaary to in8ure success.!
vaUey Agaln quantlty. pl.0(,uction be-
comeg necessary. A pre-COolillg and
nu,nI, ,,,. ,,,,, ,, ..,,
nerate(1 bv nosQ Erowe. an(I
evory Hose pear raised, pre-coolcd and
packed at this packing plant. A stan
dardized and dependable pack can, In
this way, be secured, and a depend-
abln oack of. RacuH River Bosc with
proper advertising would mean a
ready salo f.o.b. for evory box raised.
Afterwards our other lute pears could
bo sold under the same label through
the samo channels. We must put this
over so big and Jn such a thoroughly
business-like manner that if any one,
any place, any time wants Bosc pears
ho will think of the Rogue River val
ley and know he will get tho best to
be had whon he orders Roguo River
Bosc from the Roguo River growors.
"Order your Bosc pears from tho
Rogue River Bo8C growors." Pre-
cooled and packed by the growers.
Doiicndable. Always the same."
How can It be dfino? We must have
a Bosc drive and keep driving. Every
former possible should be induced to
set out some Bos trees. Evory orch-
aril man that possibly can should In-
crease his acroago, oithor by grafting
or setting out young trocs. Every
business and professional man should
back somo ono up to some extent in
raising a Bosc ' pear orchard. The
I shortest cut is to graft other varieties
to Bosc, especially D'Anjou and Co
mice. Either of those varieties in
most soils here are shy bearers. If
one-halt the limlis are cut out and
grafted to Bosc the half left will pro
duco, In many Instances, more pears
than the wholo tree did before. So by
grafting halt' tho limbs to Bosc a Bosc
tree enn be raised without reducing
production. By grafting a Bosc treo
can bo developed four or five years
sooner than by sotting out- young
trees. Hope, somothlng to look for
ward to is .a great asset. If every far
med had a few hundred Bosc started
I ho would boo a way to pay hiB assess
ments for irrigation when they begin
to full due. Evou a young Base orch-
nH.l ,nl .. 1 In Ihn tni.
,,, ? . " V. ..'.7 T
win ytay iiiu iumm ludi ui 11 it,"."" iu
one year. Now with many tho only
thought is to sell out and get out. An
exchango of ownership. What is need
ed is additional owners secured by
sub-divisions whero the present owner
will only soil a part of his land and
stay on a part himself. We must "sell"
tho valley ngain to tho prosont land
owners' by "Bulling" tho Rose pear
idea to him. "Struck the Pay Streak
In the Roguo River valley. Boiug it
with Bosc pears."
Orgnnlzo a Bosc Penr club. Boost
Bosc pears In tho clubs already organ
ized. Re-establish tho old time fight
ing morale. Declare ourselves. Have
a circular printed giving a brief his
tory of these "Gold Diggers" of Jack
son county. No ono can read the
simplo facts without being convinced
Hint we havo surely "struck the pay
streak." Put up signs along the Pa
cific and Crater Lake highways: "This
way to the Roguo River valley, the
groatost Bosc poar district In tho
worM." J. C. BARNES.
Prevent Flu and Grippe
For n few cents you enn ward off
Flu and Orlppo by promptly chocking
your coughs ami colds with Foley's
llonoy and Tar. Also gives quick re
lief from coughs resulting from Flu,
Grippe. Whooping Cough, Asthma and
Bronchitis. Korty-olglit years of satis
faction to users has mndo Foley's
Honey and Tnr tho world's largest
soiling rough medicine. Contains no
opiates ingredients are printed on
tho wrapper. Refuse substitutes. In
sist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
. Adv.
Attention ;. A. It.
All vcteriins if the civil war nnd
widows of veterans aro requested to
moot the county nssensor at "Ameri
can Legion" Hull Medford on Thurs
day. Mnrch 8th, nt 1:00 p. in., to
rlMm exemption on taxes ns provided
by law. 1. W. U'KE,
By order of Post adjutant, Wm.
Lyman.
Got the soft paper pencil tnhlets for
school at this office. If
r. .
Hdl tit with
nivTKTiiS
NEW DISCOVERY I
Ihejamily cough syrup -
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8ummon8. for Pubicoton In Suit to
Quiet Title
In the Circuit Court of tile State of
Oregon in und for the .County of
.Jackson. i
City of Medford, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, Plaintiff,, vs. E. J. Hash
ford, widow of George W. Hashford,
deceased, and Mrs. C. A. Dlcklson.
Mrs. C. A.Wilson and K. U Bnsh
ford, heirs of George W..Bashtord,
deceased, George K. Corey und Dora
E. Corey, his wife,. .MaxHauschild,
Arthur J. Lupton and CJara'M. Lup
ton, his wife, and Mrs. Kate Hills,
widow of W. J. Hills, deceased, and
Ford W. Hills, only heir of W. J--Hills,
deceased, and also all other
persons and parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein, Defendants.
To E. J. Bashtord, widow of George
W. Bashford, deceased, and Mrs. C. A.
Dickison, Mrs. C. A. Wilson and E. L.
Bashford, hoirB of George W. Bash
ford, deceased, Goorge E. Corey and
Dora 10. Corey, his wife, Max Haus
phtlrl. Arthur .T. l.untim nnd Clara M.
Lupton, his wife, and Mrs. Kate Hills,
widow of w. J. Hills, deceased, ana
Ford W. Hills, only heir of W. J. Hills,
deceased, and also all other persons
nnd parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
the real estate described in the com
plaint herein, the above named defen
dants: la um ihnib ui we omm ui uicB.
You and each of you are hereby sum-
In the name of the State of Oregon:
in the above entitled Btilt within six
weeks from the date of the first publi
cation of this summons, and you and
each of you aro hereby notified that
if you fail to appear und answer said
complaint, or otherwise plead thereto,
within said time plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for in
its complaint on file in said cause, to-
wit: I
For an order and decree of this
court quieting tho title In plaintiff to
the following described real estate,
situated and being In the City of
Medford, County of Jackson and State
of Oregon, to-wit:
All of Block number Five (5) ot the
Town (now City) of Medford, Oregon,
as designated, numbered and de
scribed on the official plat thereof,
now of record. '
That plaintiff be decreed to be the
owner of said described premises nnd
tliut tho title of pluintifl in said prem-
jaes a goo(i anj valid; that the said
defendants and each and every one of
them bo decreed to have no right,
tltio, claim, lien or interest therein or
thereto; that the said defendants and
each and every ono of thorn be forever
barred, enjoined and restrained from
asserting or sotting up any claim,
right, title, lion or interest In or to
ti,e 8a,i above described premises or
any part thereof, and for such other
further and different reliol as to the
court mny seem just and equitable in
the premises. ,,,,,, ...
s ,8"P"V"S ,.ls p"b '"J'1. J5?
Medford Mail Tribune by order of the
Hon. C. M. Thomas, Judge or the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Jackson, nnd said
order was made nnd dated the IPtli
day of February, 1923 and the d-' of
the first publication of this sun. - ;..3
Is the 20th day of Fobruary. 1923.
FRED W. MIJAHS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address: , 217-8 Liberty ' Building,
Medford, Oregon.
Summons for Publication in Suit to
Quiet Title
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon in and for tho County of
Jackson.
City of Medford, Oregon, a municipal
corporation. Plaintiff, vs. 11. S. Stlno,
nnd also all othor persons and par
ties unknown claiming any right;
title, estate. Hen or interest in the
real estate described In the com
plaint herein. Defendants.
' To H. 8. Stlno, and also all other
persons and parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, Hon or interest
in the real ostalo described in the
complaint herein, tho abovo named
defendants:
In the name of tho Stato of Oregon:
You nnd each of you are hereby sum
moned nnd required to appear and
answer the complaint of plaintiff filed
against you in tho nbove entitled suit
within six weoks from the date of the
first publication of this summons, and
you and each of you aro hereby noti
fied thnt if you fall to appear and
answer said complaint, or otherwise
Plead thereto, within said time plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for In Its ,oouipla'.nt on
file In s-.a causo, UAvIt: 1
For nn order and decree of this
court quieting the tltlo in plaintiff to
tho following ilescrllicd real estate,
situated and being in tho City of Mod
ford, County of Jackson and State of
Oregon, M-wlt:
Lot numbered Three (31 In Block
numbered Four (4) of tho Town (now
City) of MeiUord. Oregon, ns designat
ed, numbered and described on the
official plat thereof, now of record, '
That plaintiff be decreed to be the
owner ot the said described premises
and. thnt the tillo or plaintiff in said
premises Is good and valid: that the
said defendants iuul each and every
one ot them be decreed to havo no
right, tltlo, claim, lien or interest
thorein or thereto: that the said de
fendants nnd each and every one of
them bo forever barred, enjoined and
restrained from asserting or setting
up any claim, right, tltlo. Hen or Inter
est in or to the said abovo described
premises or any part thereof, and for
such otner, (tinner and uttlerent re
lief as to the court may seem just and
equitable In tho premises.
This summons Is published In the
Medford Mail Tribune by order of the
Hon. C. M. Thomas, Judgo of tho
Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon
for the County of Jackson, nnd said
order was made nnd dated the 19th
day of February. 1923 and the date of
the first publication of this summons
is the 20th day of February, 192.1.
FRED V. MEAR3.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address: 217S Lihcrly Itulldins,
Medford, Oregon.
mi
Wonderful Home Bargain
We ore moving to Southern California und will sell our Beautiful
Homo on West lltli'St., 4 blocks from Washington School at a great
bargain. House all modorii, 0 rooms and bath, breakfast nook, and
large Bleeping porch. Built in features, fire place and garage for
two cars. Lot 7'i.xll7 roet with beautiful shado trees, and side'
walks all in. and assessments all paid. (Price for quick sale $4.50"
Some terms if desired. , '
See Owner, 1. K. S11LLARI), or phono 133.
SPKCIAL
Beautiful Edgewood Park
Moving to Southern California, April first, selling what lota nre
left In Edgewood Park, on Rogue River and Crater Lake Highway
at greatly reduced prices from ';, ' '
March 1st to March 20th.
Will sell lots at $100.(10 each, terms if desired.
,i
Now is your chance to get a beautiful lot on Rogue River at
dirt cheap price. First como first choice - .
Only 10 Lots Left
Finest class of people now building cottages. These lots will
positively be worth double the present price in threenionths.. Act
' quick if you want one. , ;.,',. ." ' ' .
. .' 1). K. MILLARD, Owner' .. - -
Phono 13.1 ' - " " "
Honing
after reboring leaves n, glass finish which does not wear out. the
new rings in a short time. It is the latest and most approved
method of finishing; cylinders. See samples of the work nt the '
Riverside Garage. Get ojir prices on your overhaul and rebore
job. Our shop is well equipped and manned to do YOUR job
of overhauling on ANY make of car. l?rake inspection FREE.
We use the Multibcstos. method of brake relining, which does
the job without removing the brakeband, and saves you
money. $1 per hour, spot cash. ' ' ' ' ' '
Riverside Garage
1 ' ' ' " " 'T " 132 So. Eivorside .M , ,S:'i.?-!--Vi:, ;,,..
Our Chefs a True Food Artist!
That's the prevailing opinion of those who lunch'
here. It's not only the good food but it's the way we1
serve you that makes this Medford 's popular eating
place. ", . .
REX CAFE
General
TROWBRIDGE
Windows and Doors
Door Frames '
All Kinds of
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime Sulphur
Bear Creek Liquid Lime Sulphur
. T , .. . . Call for Terms and Prices
Independent Fruit Company
Phone 226 Warehouse So. Front St.
J. O. Ct TP
We Sell
Flour-Poultry and Stock Feeds
See us for Rolled Oats, Scratch Feed, Laying Mash,
Little Chick Feed, Mill Run, Etc. '
We Buy and Sell Poultry and Eggs
CUPP & SHIRLEY PRODUCE CO.
Phone 95, 128 Grape St.
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Triced right
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
LOT SALIC
Cylinders
Mill Work
CABINET WORKS
Window Glass
Window Frames
Interior Finish
3. . HHltlLKY
OLYMPIC
Elue Front Fixit Shop
111 8. Holly St
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phone 494
ItMor ItUile Rtinritttilng