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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBITNE, MKPFOKD OREGON. THURSDAY; MARCH 1.). 192.1 PAGE THREE Ladies CanWear Shoes One Hize wnallor and walk in com fort by lining Allen'n 1-Ymi-Kum, the nntiHOptic hwilliiK powder for tho, ft.'Ot. flhnkeu Into tho hooa Allen's FootVKujM nmkc'H Unlit or nw nhoes! ftt easy; plvt-j liiHtnnt r'liof to corns,! bunions, nnd callmiHes. prevents Wis- j tT. Cnlloua and Suro Spots nnd given rein to th-od, aclilnc, flwolten feet. 1,600. 000 pounds of powder for tho; fiM-t wore used by our Army and Navy' durinff thn war. Solil everywhere. For Froo nuniple nnd a FmH-FnRC Wulkinjr Doll. Address AIXKN'S I'OOT-KASE. Itoy, N. Y. Adv. HVE C. ANGEBYW.OLW. A GREAT SUCCESS NOTICE To Exterminate Ground Squirrels One of tho boat nttomlod dances cvor Riven In Medford was held Inst night at tho Oriental ball room whim (hero wen a benefit affair held to ritlsu funds with which to build a home fur Merrit Charlie, u pioneer of Kokuo River valley. Several years Progress of tho membership cam paign of tho chamber of commerce was . detailed nt a meeting Inst ninht In i tho exhibit bulldinK of the chamber of all the team captains and eomtnlt i tee members. I Bert Thlorolf, chalrmon of tho com- of slckhess had exhausted Mr. Char- mlttee on relations with other oruani- He'a funds and the W. O. W. of which zntlons, reKrted that the Knlnlits of oiunnizatlon he was a pioneer mem- Hythlas, tho American Lesion, tho bcr, conceived the iden of asking the Oregon Growers and tho Ministerial community to contrlbuto fr tho pur- association were added to tho list of peso of building him a home, through Every person, firm, co-partnership, endorsers of tho membership cam- a benefit dance, tho profits of which company or corporation residing on, PnKn- Four of tho ministers pledged, will bo used for tho purchase of ma owning, leasing, occupying, possess- tholr co-operntlou and promised to terlal with which to erect a building. Inglng or having charge of or domain speaK on ma unnmtior or commorco .exi buntiay tno memners or .vicatoru F SAKE I MM L iLUi AI HIGH SCHOOL 0flC.0FC.01i over any land, building, wharf or dock Infcilted with digger ground squirrels In Jackson county, Oregon, Is hereby notified to begin at once to effectively exterminate and destroy all such DIGGER GROUND SQUIR RELS. The following poison for mixing and instructions for use thereof Is the method most expedient and et . foctlvo to bo used for the extermin ation and destruction ot such ground squirrels and is hereby recommended, to-wlt, alkaloid strychnine used on either barley or wheat, barley pre ferred, mixed according to tho fol lowing formula and manner, to-wlt: liarloy, clean grain., Strychnine (powdered alkaloid).... 1 ounce Blcarbonato of soda (Baking soda) from tholr pulpits Sunday or to allow I Camp T O. AV. will assemble at tho laymen to speak on the subject. slto on whk'h tho house Is to be erect- Committees of women wero also ed In Southwest Modford, in a body, appointed by tho Episcopal church, ! And the building will be complete Catholic church, Young Women's and ready for occupancy before Christian association and the Worn- night. This feat has been accom plished by Woodmen elsewhere, and the members of Medford Camp are confident they can do as well. Medford Camp No. 90 W. O. W. wishes to thank all thoso who In any way contributed to make the benefit en's Christian Temperance Union to assist the membership tennis, accord ing to Mrs. Rose G. Schlori'elin, chair man of the committee on women's or ganizations. George T. Collins of Mason-Ehrmnn and company was called on to give a dance given for Merrlt Charlie, a suc- few pointers on salesmanship. "The cess. In particular, they wish to successful salesman of today," stated thank H. G Launspach and tho other Mr. Collins, "must believe thoroughly njusiclnns who made up the orches- in himself and his proposition, have a tra, for tho contribution of their ser- .16 quarts systematic method, a ground work of, vices; the American Legion and the tuuiimiu sense, u uesire ui worK; uuu , .Merries uros. lor me aonanon or me above all be must be a gentleman." I Or'ental ball room, nnd the Mall Ho cautioned the workors not to Tribune for its cooperation, the Inde- At a .rollicking meeting of the Talks on tho chamber of. commerce Copco Forum this uoou nt the Hotel will be given at the high school to Medford at which I ho full personnel morrow and Monday morning at 10:30. of the power company were present M. J: Duryea of the state chamber of with their wives, husbands and cons- commerce will be tho sMaker Monday Ins, $4.12 was collected from tho on ti, subject of "Privileges and lie- men wno sai next tneir wives, and $1.10 was anted by those who did not sit next thoir wives. There wero also fines for thoso who made speeches nnd for those who did not make speeches. As the paper goes solved, that the chamber of commerce sponHlbllitles." Monday night Frank Iluchter and Fay Bragg will engnge In debate nt tho high school on tho question: "Ro- 1 ounce arsue anything with a prospect on 'pendent Printing company for sup- pint TMn Dlaroh noaln 3. tinv 0v,.' ' u. nint everything Glycerine .V.Xub'lospoonful tho chamber of commerce, its the other hand, to bo prepared to ex- in connection with aims, Saccharine 1-10 ounce This material should bo mixed as ;j follows: Mix thoroughly 1 ounce of powdered strychnine (alkaloid) and j 1 ounce of common baking soda, f Sift this Into 91 pint of thin hot . paste and stir to a smooth creamy I mass, The starch paste is mado by I dissolving 1 heaping tablespoonful ot 1 dry gloss starch In a little cold i water, which is ten added to pint 1 of boiling water. Boil and stir con- ' stantly until a clear thin paste is I formed. Add H pint heavy corn syr- i up and 1 tablespoonful of glycerine i and Btir thoroughly. And 1-10 I ounce of saccharine and stir thor-1 I oughly. Pour this mixture over 10, i quarts of clean barley and mix well so that each grain Is coated. i One quart of the poisoned grain j mixed as aforesaid is sufficient for J forty or fifty baits and this quantity 5 scattered along squirrel trails or on j clean hard places on the surface about the ,hols will not endanger A , stock. . Strychnine in jiny form .other than the powdered strychnine (alka loid) Is not effective in tho above j formula. j From the date hereof until May ! 1st is the most effective time to i poison and destroy tho digger squir- rols, an they are just emerging from their hibernation. They are hungry j and food Is scarce. The County Court of Jackson i county, Oregon, has secured a large t nmount of strychnino and the other E Ingredients necessary for the mlx- I ture, and a quantity thereof haB been i " mixed and is now on sale to tho farm ors or persons Interested at actual. cost nnd may be had by aoplylng to the undersigned at bis office In the Liberty Building, or at tho following places: ; Ashland Fruit Association, Ash land. Brown's Store, Talent Phoenix Mercantile Co., Phoenix, i Rogue River Fruit & Produce Association, Medford. Flck Store, Jacksonville. Pernoll Store, Applegato. Pax?on Drug Store, Central Point. Brown Bros., Eagle Point. Brownsboro Store. Bowers Drug Co , Gold Hill. Fred O. Kelly. Rogue River. Table Rock Store, Table Rock. If any person herein designated shall within thirty days from the first publication of this notice, fail to begin in good faith to exterminate, eradicate and destroy, according to the method aforesaid, or by any oth or effective means said ground squir rels herein designated, the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, will appoint a person or persons to procoed with the extermination and eradication of such ground squirrels. and the cost thereof incurred will be assessed to stirh land, building, wharf or dock, and unless paid will become a Hen against Ihe same, for the extermination of said ground Bquirrels. This notice Is published pursuant to the stnteute in such case mado and provided and for two . consecutive weeks or three Issues, nnd all persons described therein nro required to take notlco theroof. Dalod and first nubliEhed this 1.1th day ot March, 1023. C. C. CATE. County! Agent for Jackson County, Ore. Adv. accomplishments and activities. He laid particular stress on the lioint that a salesman should not talk too much but should let the prospect do some of the talking as he will often sell himself. Finally, he ea!d. the salesman should be enthusiastic, full of his subject, and watch for the psy chological moment to bring forth the well known dotted lino. The rest of the meeting was devoted to the discussion of organization ot plvlng tho tickets and cards and all those individuals who contributed financially. to press, the work of counting tho money Is still In progress. The purpose of the meeting was to rouse enthusiasm for the member ship campaign of tho Chamber of Commerce. C. E. Woo, tho first speaker, mado one of tho rousing speeches tor which ho has lately been gaining a reputation. Ho was fol lowed by the guest of honor. M J. Durj-cn.bf tho Stato Chamber of Commerce; who Inuded tho spirit, and splondld work of tho Copco organi zation. In his opinion, the Forum represented the ideul of unselfish ness which the citizens ot overy com munity should strive for. Ho asked all the monibers of the organization to got behind tho membership cam paign of the chamber and do still more to put Medford to the front. Mrs. S. M. Scott sang four songs assisted by Mr. Scott at the piano. which brought round after round of applause. Harry I.. Walther presid ed at tho affair with C. A. Rwigart acting, appropriately enough, as Joint chairman. J. .1. Iluchter was Dr. Huff spoko again last night at the First Methodist church on "Dan gers Which Encompass the Soul." It was a strong appeal for consecrated team workers and an addition to the Christian living, to which there was a prospect list. K.E. Is an essential organization In any community." Tho public Is invited to attend all three meetings. The Crater club with their Indies will boon hand March 19 at the "Civic dinner" at the Medford hotel, which is to mark tho zero hour for tho big chamber of commerce membership push. Tho local booster organization has been asked to instill some of their privnto brand of pep Into the proceed ings nnd Big Eruption Hob Iioylo has delegated to his best fun makers tho task of brewing nn especially hot mix ture of enthusiasm for the occasion. The Craters went on record at their last moeting as being unanimously in favor ot a live chamber of commerce for Medford and the organization has always been ready to help the cham ber in any way possible, realizing the benefit to the city which a well sup ported chamber means. A committee which Includes Vernon Vawter. J. J. Iluchter, George Gates, II. S. lloise. C. P. Talent and W. II. Warner, is selling tickets for the din ner nt one dollar per pluto and HIobo tho Copco cop and collected the who intend to bo present should se- monoy. Mr. Buchter la under sur-veillanco. OBITUARY Cure tickets from the committeemen or at the chamber of commerce as soon ns possible, ns tho dining room will he taxed to accommodate all who wish to attend. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hodgmnn have sold tholr eight room bungalow on North Orange to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plymale, who tako charge March 2nth. Mr. and Mrs. Hodginan will leave in a few days for Klamath Falls where he haB a contract fori road work. Mr. Hodgmnn was district engi neer of the Pacific highway during most of tho construction in Jackson. Josephine and Douglas counties nnd a high tribute was paid him by the highway commission and Engineer Herbert Nunn, for his splendid work when he resigned a few months ago to take up construction work. hearty response. When tho pastor asked all who would covenant with him to renew their consecration, to como forward, the majority of thoso present moved toward tho front of the church and knelt In solemn dedication of their lives to God. ! The Medford hospital had great nt- trnftinnia fit Mnnaant- Qtni-L- n 1nn. , ,"3' "Uli. l irtoT f,.- h m.. inn,iin..i Harry Wilcox and I there inside of fifteen minutes. The 'first trip he left tho chubby little "pink lady'' for the MnttlBon young people, and nt the second landing left a sturdy little man to comfort tho heart of Mrs. Wyatt so recently ba reaved of her huabnnii. A ten pound baby girl was born to . WILCOX Adaline Sperry Wilcox died yesterday at the. homo of her son, L. Harry Wilcox, In tho Tablo Rock district, aged 74 years and 3 months. She was born at Hartford, Conn., December 14, ISIS, and spent, her childhood days there. She mov ed to Anaheim, California In 1903,' and enme to Jackson county, Oregon, in 1909, and had lived In tho Table Itock district for the past fourteen' years She was a member of the, Presbyterian church of Central Point. I Mrs. Wilcox leaves two children. L. i Ethel A. Wilcox! of Central Point, Ore. Funeral ser vices will bo held lit the Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p. m.. Rev. neat ly officiating. The remains will be forwarded to Anaheim. California, for interment. fHflDFOS COLDS should not be "dosed." Tioat thum externally with ,V A fo Rub ! kJ Veoi Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Miller on North Pacific highway, March 14. - Mrs. M. S. Sollss who has spent the last two months in Santa Ana, Long Reach, Los Angeles and other south ern California cities, returned to Medford tills morning on the Shasta train. ..... . i J. H. Fuller, secretary of the Ash land chamber of commerce was here Mr. and Mrs. Hodgman have made, yesterday on business at the forestry hosts of friends during their resi dence here, who wish thorn success wherever they go. They think Medford IS tho only place to live and expect to return hero to reside some day. office. f from the 1 factory 4f TOBACCO j I ROLL YOUR OWN WIThI I RiiL Croix Papers Atch4 I Farmers' Directories at Bargain Prices While They Last WATCH YOUR BATTERY PREflT-O-MTE TIATTKRT STATION For Ontrlr Hrvri Thnn 1 1 USED CARS That have not been misused Priced right Crater Lake Automotive Co. in ......... ii The Welcome given this new car shows that once more W.CDURANT knew what the public needed. MASON MOTOR CO. DURANT Car We have' several Copies of the Far mors Directory left that we aro going to sell, while thoy last at ft, for the paper binding, and fl.60 for tho hard cover binding. Tho formerly sold for $5 and $8 by the company that Issued them. The hook contains a list of 4331 far mers of Jackson and 1445 of Siskiyou county farmers, together with their post office address, i property they own. Its location, assessed valuation and what they specialize in. It's a valuable book for tho farmers ns it enables them to have all tho facts about their neighbors as well as data about the counties, list ot county offices, synopsis of the laws on impor tant topics and other Information. . Ill nlso a valuable book for tho merchant and professional man as It contains a list of the farmers, their addresses, etc. Better come tomorrow and get one bofore they are all gone. tf Says Both Lenine and Trotzky Doomed to Die LONDON, Mar. 15. Russia's lead crs, Lcnlno and Trotzky, are dpomed to die, according to Charles S; Crane, former American minister to China. The premier is in a dying condition nnd Trotzky Is afflicted with an Incur able disease, he said. IO "CASCARETJOR BOWELS When -Sick, Bilious, , Headachy, Constipated, Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds for Your bowels may seem regular movo every day yet jour thirty feet of bowels may be lined with poisonous waste which is being sucked Into your blood, keeping you half sick, nervous, despondent snd upset. Whether you havo headache, colds, sour stomach, in digestion, or heart palpitation, it Is usually from bowel poison. nurryl One or two CascarotB to night will clean your bowels right. By morning all tho constipation pomon and nour bile will movo out thor oughly! Cascareta Will not sicken you they physio fully, but never gripe or inconvenience. Children love Cases rets too. 10 cent boxes, also 25 and 50 cent sizes. Any drugstore. I V : t - K Colas Are Contagious Coughs and Colds are contagious nnd require prompt treatment as they spread or develop Into Flu nnd Orippe. Take no chances when you can got Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents ! snd quickly check coughs nnd colds. I The constantly Increasing demand for ' Foley's Honey and Tar, for three gen ' erationa, has made it the largest j selling cough medicine in-the World. Contains no opiates ingredients aro : printed on the wrapper. Refuse bud j stltutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold I everywhere. . . . AdT. easons why Karo. Is the Great American Syrup and outsells alt other brands': (1) Always absolute-: ly pure and wholesome. (2) Always thick and delicious. (3) Karo is a Rreat energy food. (4) Very economical. (5) Each and every can is full weight. (6V Every first-class grocer in America 6ells Karo. (7) And it's a wonderful food for Children. There is a Karo for every palate and every meal; 1. GalJcnSyrupCtutLaMKaro 2. Crystal White Vanilla flavor , -Red Laid Karo 3. Square Can Green LabclKara . With fine Maple Sugar 4. Imitation Maple tlcror Orange Label liaro StlinM Ripnfr.taliom Johruon-Liber Co. Portland. Ore. iSiJi ill T7TJ T7T7 AIc Tou'rocerfnrrclpefo!dff U XVjwE ot Cook lUwfc.cr write tn Corn Product Ilrfinlag Co., Dcpc A. Argo, llllnoia for v 1 AicU Prtrvcr Nuiuie .fir 1 k--,-" i trrvcr Shes ai iafy Loih 1 , line nod CivUkrmion t f'P h "KILPS THE COOT WtLk" This is Arch ' Preserver Shoe Week at Our Store EVERY day this week we shall have, In our store, demonstrations to show you why the Arch Pre server Shoe makes feet happy, why it keeps feet healthy and vigorous, why it will make your feet a real help instead of a handicap. We invite you to come in and learn about the Arch Preserver Shoe, because we know that you, too, will appreciate the new Idea of foot comfort that Is delight ing hundreds of thousands of women. These demonstrations not only will show why, and how, the Arch Preserver Shoe eliminates the little foot aches and pains by keeping the foot arch from sagging, but also why its exclusive patented features can not be successfully imitated. You'll be especially interested in seeing why this shoe permits the raising of the heel, according to the smartest style ideas, and yet supports the foot exactly as Nature planned. Remember, come any day, any time during the day. The Hub:,' rum l if . ' ..if' WmMmQIiepaue- ... i Live your life "mid beautiful surroundings. ',, A few well se lected shrubs make, the home grounds a continual source of pride and pleasure. .I't&S To By home grounds is meant not aione ', 'cfi the spacious surroundings of ihe ' suburban mansion, but equally, tne . less extensive village lot or city back yard. ; Possibilities are ever present, even a few square feet given the. ' necessary care will support some- v thing that grows into beauty. An -unsightly heap of stones may be. ; transferred into a garden of plants ; , whose character suits them to such . surroundings. ,1 . A few helpful suggestions from our , salesman will show you the way to wonderful improvement. It is part : of their duty to aid you in solving , : problems of this kind. Salesmen Everywhere More Wanted i,, Wwfcifcgton Nursery Co LARGEST IN THE WEST v . 1--A' Wrll tot out fav C&tnlog dctcribiua large onmbirt of tree, brub and Elanta and on undrcd varieties ol Hotea Box D Toppeiush, Washington WE CLEAN AND DYE CLOTHES THE PANATORIUM WAY All Our Work U Guaranteed to Your Satisfaction. ASK ABOUT OUR CLUB BATES