Medford mail tribune., March 23, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

WSBFGKO MAIL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORP, OKEflOfr. WCTPAY.
MARCH 23, 1S29
PXGE TEN
SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin
Vnloes yon sec the name "Bayer" on
Jiaokapa or on UbleU you are not get
ting tlio gimuino llayor product pre
scribed bv physicians ovor twenty-two
jvars nnil proved aofo by millions for
colds, lieadache, tootliache, earache, neu
ralgia lumbago, rheumatism, neuritia,
end for pain, In general. Accept only
"Uayer" package which contain propor
directions. Handy boxes of twelva tab
lets coat few cents. Druggist also sell
bottJoa of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the
tirade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacoticacidester of Salicylicacid.
TO THE WORKERS IN THE
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
AND TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
I -wish to tlinnk you for your co-operntion in bring
ing to n successful issue the most note-worthy civio en
terprise that Medford has ever undertaken.
' It is certainly an indication of a brilliant future for
the Medford Spirit. More than anything else that I1
know, it is a token of the fact that this community has
confidence in itself.
As a result of the increased membership, it is prac
tically certain that tho annual dues will bo reduced to
$12.50, if every member pays his share.
Again I thank yon for myself, for the Board of
Directors, and for the people of this community.
(Signed) VERNON VAWTER,
President The Chamber of Commerce.
"Friend" Sprayers
Moline Farm Machinery
(Delco) Lights and Pumps
Wood Pipe for Irrigation
Simplex Silos
Simplex Cream Separators
Papec Cutters
T. I. Temple
221 North Fir Phone 777
' Join the Chamber of Commerce
FEDERAL PROBE OF
NITIAL STAGES
WASHINGTON, March 2S. The
charge 'that there Is a conspiracy in
the sugar trade to raise prices wore
said at the department of JUBtlce to
day to be of sufficient gravity to war
rant a preliminary inquiry by the
federal government's legal officers.
A conference was arranged between
acting Attorney Qoneral Seymour and
Secretary Hoover with a view to Joint
action.
A' representative of the department
of Justice was directed to obtain from
Basil Manly, director of the People's
Legislative service, who wrote to
President Harding in connection
with the BUgar situation, Informa
tion he has to substantiate con
spiracy charges. If this information
t.-nrrantu b fnrmnl investigation, de
partment of Justice'officials said, the
commerce department also wm par
ticipate. Secretary Hoover . was
charged by Mr. Manly with being
largely responsible for the recent
bulge in the sugar market because of
a department statement which was
Interpreted as forecasting a shortage.
SPECIAL
"The Palms" will be sung as -a
tenor solo on Sunday morning, March
25th, at the Phoenix church, by Mr.
O'Hara of Medford. The Lord's Sup
per will be administered, following a
brief sermon suitable to the occasion
and in keeping with Palm Sunday.
In the evening there will be the 3d
of Hie series of popular studies in
"India on the March," which are prov
ing so interesting and Instructive to
those in attendance. This will follow
immediately on a short devotional
C. E. service beginning at 6:45 p. m.
The "H. ." Sunday school class of
high school girls, .Mrs. Angell teacher,
had a pleasant supper and social hour,
with class business, at Clyde hall on
Monday evening- This Is planned as
a regular monthly feature of the work
of this class. -
IT
T.na AXOELES. March S3. John
ny Meyers of Chicago, clnimant to the
world's mlddieweigm cnampiunsmi
wnteil William Perumean, claim
ant to the Armenian middleweight
,-otilnir title. In straight falls at
a suhurb last night.
nnth fniin were the result of
Meyers' stopper hold, the first fall
coming after 24 minutes and 12
rami, and the second - after 38
seconds. - ,
BALTIMORE Jack Bentley, pitch.
er and first baseman, mailed his
signed contract to John McGraw of
the New York Giants.
DUBLIN Mike McTigue, who de
feated Battling Sikl, said he weighed
in before the bout on St. Patrick's
day, although a French sporting pub
lication had denied this.
NEW YORK Frankie Genaro,
American flyweight champion, was
matched to meet Bud Taylor at Chi
cago April 4,- in a no-decision bout.
TRAIL ITEMS
load of hay. We are glad to hear he
is getting along all right at this
writing, i' -
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Cushman and
little son Everett and Mrs. Mary War
ner were Sunday visitors at the Daw
son home. " . , T ,
Mrs. R. D. Watson and Mrs. T. C.
Gaines were Trail visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Davis and son Ray motored to
Prospect Saturday.
Claude Ragsdale returned home this
week from Corvallls where he has
been attending Forestry school. .
The Messrs. Chrlstosen and Dale
and Miss Mae Mordoff spent the week
end at their homes in Medford.
A. T. Poole Is cruising timber this
week on Elk creek.
Miss Bernlce Phillips accompanied
by her brother Lester left last week
for Springfield, Ore., to visit a brother
and family.
Miss Velma Whetlatch, Miss Edith
Campbell, Wesley Prult and Keva
Hutchison of Medford, spent Sunday
with Keva'a parents at the Bar i
ranch. .
S. Entery spent the week-end with
his family on the Applegate.
Rev. Dodge of the Free Methodist
church, held quarterly meeting at the
Elk Creek school house Sunday.
Mr. Dunn, the surveyor who has
charge of the construction work on
the piece of road between McLeod and
Cascade Gorge, was in this vicinity
last week looking over the work to be
done. We understand the work will
begin soon.
The people above Trail, along the
river are enjoying the daily mall ser
vice now.
Mrs. Chas. Blass Is again on the
sick list
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Poole, Miss
Minnie Poole, Miss Clara Geary and
Claude Ragsdale attended the dance
at Harvey Morgan's near Persist, Sat
urday night. They report a very nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlddlebusher,
Gwen Houston and Mickey Davis were
Sunday guests at M. E Mlddlebusher's.
Little Wanda Howe had as guests
on her birthday March 17th, Miss Irma
Ash and Wayne Ash,
w t Hnnxtnn iii in the hospital at
Medford as a result of a fall from a
Home and Outing Specials
VACATION TRUNKS AND BAGS
Vacation Season will soon bo here. Now is the time to select your Trunk, Suitcase or Bag
while selections are complete. .We have a complete line to
show you. ' '
. Boots and Shoes ,
On any outing or fishing trip, proper footwear is necessary.
We have a full line of boots and shoes to fill your needs
Paints and Accessories
We have secured the famous "Stilleto" line of paints and ac
cessories this year.
GARDEN EQUIPMENT
lVopcr equipment makes the spring garden work a joy. Our stock includes Hose, Rakes, Itoes,
Cultivators, Shovels, Spading Forks, Lawn Mowers, Etc.
"Medford 'I Sporting Goods Headquarter!."
Medford Harness Co.
22CE. Main Street . H. Lamport, Prop. Telephone 120-R
Inlosir
everyone
has occasional interruptions
or unforseen delay on bak
ing days, but the house
wife who uses Crescent
Baking Powder will not
worry. .
She will have light, melt
L in-your-mouth biscuits, mu
ffins, and cake because
Crescent combines the two
leavening units that insure
good results under variable
circumstances.
From any grocer
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle, Washington
Baking
Powder)
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And smoke no as many, as-ye will.
for such is the mildness of English
Ovals that your joy at your first is
abated ho whit by your twentieth I
The reason is the tobacco the'ehoice
brown leaf which Nature grows,Time
mellows, and Philip Morris blends in
'. the good old-English way., ; v; .;
J;, ;-which is the only way
: ' i - to make a cigarette
' 1 1n-COM-pa-ra-bly fine. '
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WETTER'S RANGES
WETTERS RANGES ARENOWN EVERYWHERE : FOR THEIR BEAUTY, FL
ECONOMY AND SPLENDID COUKimu AINU BARING PERFORMANCE
We aire the $oledistributing agents for the famous line of "WetM
Ranges and Heaters, which we ship from the factory in car I
lots. This enables us to sell a high grade range or heater at a
price. ' '
Wetters "Presto" $56.00
WHers "Niftv . $39.50 ' "SunrK" ,'n wKit Aamel,
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Welters "Newcomb" ,...$49.00 ' . Jl!
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Welters Active, splasher back,
oven back, warming cham- ;' ! gillie," all castjp gray
bers $74.50 ";:Wmie enamel, sp&ial$9
These Popular Ranges 'Are On Display in Our Show Wiridows We'll Gladly ShoW T
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