Medford mail tribune., May 14, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MATO TRIBUNE, lEDFORTl. OKF.fiON, MONDAY. MAY 14, 102
PXflTC THREE
Fight of Ten Years
Is Won By Holcomb
Portland Citizen Declares
Tanlac Enabled Him to
Win Complete Victory
Over Long Standing Di-
gcouve iiuuuica.
"I'm now a hearty endorser of
Tanlac," suya II. 13. Holcomb of 1749
reason why is that the medicine has
rid me of a caso of indigestion I had
suffered from for ten years.
"My stomach just seemed to ho in
a sour, acid condition all the time.
My food would never digest properly,
but would lie 4n my stomach and
bloat mo up as Unlit as a drum and
cause me all kinds of trouble. I was
continually bothered with constipa
tion also, and felt anyway but rlicht.
, "Well sir, Tanlac Just fit right
with my caso, and did away with
that indigestion and ado, bloating
condition completely. n fact, It set
my stomach in fine order. Everybody
ought to know about Tanluc, it can't
bo beat."
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute. Over
37 in 1 11 oti bottles sold. - Adv.
Proclamation
WHEREAS: It has been the usual custom to Bet aside a cleanup
week during the early Spring of each year so thut our City will present
the best appearance during ho summer season, and
WHEREAS: . It Is of the utmost Importance that this work bo
accomplished at once for tho- proper protection of the health of our
Citizens, as well bb to eliminate every possible fire hazard during tho
"ry months of tho year.
NOW THEREFORE, as Mayor of Medford, I ask for tho prompt
cooperation of every citizen during the coming week, which Is desig
nated as Clean-up Week, from May 14th to 19th inclusivo, in cloanlng
up and removing all rubbish, tin cans, garbage and other refuse matter
from on and around their premises; thereby eliminating all tho natural
Incubators for flies.
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Also to remove aiiy,Bhacks or unsightly buildings, paint up other
buildings so far as possible, cut all weeds and grass from lots and park
strips, paying particular attention to vacant property.
And further to take a special interest In helping to make our City
the cleanest, healthiest and most attractive place in which to live.
E. C. GADDIS, Mayor.
SPECIALS for
Saturday and MondayOnly
53 Flannelette Shirts. ltofrulnr price $1.50. Sale price..
...50c
3 pair Corduroy 'Punts. Itogulnr price $4.75. Sale price $3.45
14 pair Marino Work Pants. Regular price $3.85. Sale. price....$2.05
1 IxHitficr Jerkin. RcRular price $4.75. Side price - $2.95
10 Wool Mixed Union Suits. Rosuuir price $2.05. Sale price $2.15
7 Cotton Union Suits. Regular price $2.50. Sale price $1.05
5 Wool Khaki Snort Coats. Regular price $4.85. Sale pi-Ice $3.85
30 Khuki Outing Huts, wire vent. Beg. price $1.25. Sale prlce....85c
27 Klinkl Army and Cook Cups, rec. Reg. price 50c. Solo price 25c
0 Aluminum Double Ronsters. Regular price $1.25. Salo.prlcc 07c
13 Aluminum Percolators. Regulnr price $1.25. Sulo price 07c
Tim above articles will be on sale at the prices quoted Saturday
and Monday, May 12 and 14th, only.
Wall Tents, Auto Tents mid all kinds of camping equipment.
1 Trade at the Army Store and save money.
United Army Stores
. 32 Central Ave., South
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A Constructive Program
IN line with the policy of constructive assistance we
have maintained for many years the Jackson County
Bank has outlined a program of timely advice and
comment" on subjects of interest to us all
On Tuesday and Friday of each week this space will
be devoted to,a few words from your bank on your
problems. You will find them worth your while.
lAf KSON COUNTY BANK
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MAY 1 7TH TO BE
SHALE-KALE DAY
senior member of the local firm of
Patrick and Mitchell, afterwards ro
movlnK to Newport, whero ho cn
Kaced in neileral uu'ic hanilislnif on
thu department store basis.
Hawthorne school triumphed over
Junior hit'li In a recent aihletlc mar
athon, CO pupils participating, and 200
or more funs witnessing the oxplolts.
Xoel'Erskino of Medford, will give
piano lessons here, beginning June 1,
Instruction to tnko place ut InUivlduul
hours.
Ashland, May 14. "Shale is Kale!"
Tills is the prevailing slogan heard on
every hand hero now, and refers to u
big feature of Industrial development
going on as applying to both Ash
land and outlying territory. Tho
most significant "suite paper thus far
launched by tho present city admin
istration is a proclamation Issued by
Mayor Loomls to tho following effect:
"To help further and hasten the
work on the new roud being built
to the Hartmnn Shale holdings and
to show all tho people of Oregon that
Ashland Is behina shnlo oil pront,
body and soul, at tho request of tho
Chamber of Commerco, tho Lithluns
and other-ivic nodles I am declar
ing Thursday, May 17, a holiday in
Ashland, asking tho business houses
to close and every able-bodied man
to give n day on tho roud work.
Tho question of transportation,
lunch and tools Is In tho bunds of va
rious committees and is being prop
erly handled.
"Let's turn out and mako it a shale
oil record-breaking booster day."
A preliminary meeting Is planned
early this week to outline details re
garding the construction nnd mainte
nance of this important highway unit
several miles in length from Its in
tersection with the old trail known. as
tho Dead Indian road. Tho IJthlnns
huvo anticipated operations nnd are
holding a meeting today in order to
liven up proceedings still, further the
main committee from this organisa
tion Including Vic Mills Hal McNulr
and V. D. Miller, a detail which takes
precedence over all other appoint
ments, minor designations being as
follows, the chairman of each being
tho first named, respectively:
Soliciting Tomiinson, Peebler,
Silencer, Crandan and lcenh'ower.
Finance Fuller, lirudic, Biiggs,
Wenner and Peters.
Luncheon Taylor, Adams, Cook,
Farlow and Phetteplace.
Transportation Harrison, Dunn,
Enders, Young nnd Moss.
Equipment Ninis. Norton, Simp
son, Weren and Kills.
Pel) Meeting Vining, Loveland
Sankey, Leedom and Homes.
Publicity C. K. Logan.
On the day following this holiday
labor demonstration, the Lithluns
hold their annual meeting, May 18,
and full rejyirts, dealing with tho
success of tuis industrial boost will
be forthcoming.
Hlllnh Temple's shrine patrol will
meet for drill ut tho fnlr grounds pa
vilion, Medford, Tuesday evening,
May 15. Tho personnel of the orgun
lzatlon now includes Chris Welsen-
liurger, Henry Knders, Jr., ltufus
lJetrick, Glenn Simpson and Hill Ait-
ken of Ashland: tleorge Hates, Curl
Tengwald, l'aul McDonald. Doc itu-k-ert,
Bill Mctlowan, Jerry Jerome,
Haymond Iteter nnd Crawford Lem
nion of Medford: L. M. Mitchell of
Murphy; C. A. Swopo, J. Ci. Bromley
Charley Adnir, Dr. W. Walker, Alva
Runnel), Stanton Powell, C. A. Wine
trout, J. T. Chlnock, A. 10. Voorheis
nnd Sam Stinebaugh of Grants Puss;
diet Walters of Talent; cnpluln,
Georgo Chapman of Jacksonvllle,
roster including 20 men,
Gingham dresses and shirtsleeves
will be a la mode ut the Mueubees
final duue-ing purty of the season,
which will be given on Wednesday
evening of this week. May 10 at
Moose hall.
Fred Johnson is tho new president
of tho Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church; Gertrude Brown,
vice-president; Mubel Trott, secre
tary and Dale Leslie, treasurer.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Tiltnn were
visitors at Corvullls over the week
end, their duughter Caroline being a
student at O. A. C.
C. OF
Malta Commandory of Knights
Templar will meet in stated conclave
on Wednesday evening. May 10. Im
portant business matters, including
petitions, work in Itcd Cross and con
sideration of tho resolution present
ed for the installation of a new com
mundery at Medford. Consequently
a full attendance Is Imperatively requested.
A big double program of exceptional
Interest is in storo for tho members
of the Medford chamber of commerce
ut the forum next Wednesday.
F. D. Young, meteorologist, will ad
dress the forum on tho. Weather llu-
reau Fruit Frost Work and Col. W. C
Weeks, formerly a resident of Minne
apolis, will present a subject of na
tional interest Muscle Shoals.
The residents of the Regno River
valley have long been familiar with
tho fact that F. D. Young has been
doing frost work hero, but have
never had tho opportunity to hear
from him personally what tho result
of his experience lias boon. It Is duo
to his watchfulness that tho prosper
ity of till i valley dopnnds nnd for that
reason his tulle will bo of extreme
Interest to ovoi y business man.
Col. V. C. Weeks is In tho valley
for a vacation, visiting his cousin W.
11. Lydlnrd. During tho war, V. C.
Weeks, as lieutenant colonel, was with
tlie 32nd Engineers and in chargo of
tho work of constructing railroads and
warehouses at llordeaux, France.
Since then ho has spent a year and a
half in chargo of some of the construc
tion work at Muscle Shoals ahd ho is
now on his way to the Philippines to
take charge of tho Mth Engineers.
Of particular lutorost to tho pooplo
of this country Is tho Musclo Shoals
project and first hand Information ns
to sumo will be most interesting nnd
instructive.
Tho forum will be held nt the Med
ford Hotel on Wednesday at noon.
BAPTIST CHURCH
The special Mother's Day servico
held at the high school Sunday even
ing by the First Baptist church was
listened to by an audienca-thut filled
the auditorium, also part of the gal
lery. Tho program was out of the
ordinary and was greatly . enjoyed by
tho large audience present.. The Bap
tist instrumental trio played a splen
did selection from Hayden at tho
onenine of tlln Rorvino All . mntlinr.
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utiiflont.it. AlfiakR. A Rttlpnrltri iiro-1 stood while Mrs. F.lnipr WilRnn raiirn.
; gram occurred in connection wun
this anniversary event.
Homo missionary workers of tho
local Methodist church held their an
nual lnito box niieninir recentlv. the
I yield being the generous one of $130.
Old people and needy children will
profit by dividends from this fund,
also a special appropriation from the
sanio will be diverted to edurntlonal
purposes, the specific object being a
scholarship for nn Industrious girl
Mrs. Grace Andrews will have
charge of the society columns of tho
Tidings, a new department which will
be inaugurated soon, this special ser
vico to be rendered tri-'weekly, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Her homo nddress Is 122 Church
street. As to phone number, ring up
"Information," ns no particulars
could bo learned from the local ox
chungo office.
Frnnk M. Anderson, of tho vicinity
of San Francisco, is revisiting fami
liar scenes-in Ashland, having a num
ber of relatives here. Including Mr. J.
M. Wagner, a sister.
A fine new concrete walk is being
laid on Grnnito street, fronting the
Pell, Applegute and Carter proper
ties on the East "side of this leading
thoroughfare. The wonder is that
the city does not order the walk mudo
continuous on this street, nt lonHt
from tho East Main Intersection to
tho park detour.
SPRING TIME NECESSITIES
WINDOW SCREENS DOOR SCREENS
Files are a menace to health and happiness. They are a nuisance
and should be kept out of the home. Order your screens now. Our
prices are right, quality the best. ... v . ., ,
CKDAJl CHESTS Store away your winter furs, bedding, woolens,
etc., In one of our "Pacific- Cedar Chests and they will be free from
Mothi, Dust and Vermin. Many sizes In stock.
A four-act play, entitled "The
Touchdown," nnd dealing with col
lege life on" a co-educutlonul basis,
and from a footbnll perspective, will
be given by tho high school at the
Vlnlng theatre on May 23. during
graduation week. Proceeds will go
towards meeting expenses Incident
to publishing "Tho Rogue," it nlso
being hoped to retrieve some toriunes
athletically incurred, which exponso
hnd to bo charged off to profit and
loss account, especially tho latter.
sentlng the mothers, led In prayer.
Mrs. Merriman, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Leach
and Mrs. Dittemore sang special Moth
ers Day selections, which added to the
servico. Mrs. Effie Daily recited a
Mother's Creed, which present
ed a high Ideal for mothers. Interest
ing Mothers Day recitations were well
recited by Rose and Walter Scott, nnd
Elvera Barber.
Two practical and Interesting ad
dresses were given and well rocoived
by Mrs. Robt. Stearns and Prof.
Aubrey G. Smith. Mrs. Stearns spoke
on "The Girls in Our Homes," while
Mr. Smith sxke on "The Mothers of
Yesterday and Today. Work which
took mothers unnecessarily out of the
home was deplored. The mother's
greatest work was in the home. The
training of tho children should not be
given over to outside agencies, which
takes the child too much from the
home, and from the influence of the
mother.
Rev. Mr. Leach announced a special
service for next Sunday evening on
"The Prodigal Son in Song and Story."
A simllnr servico was recently hold,
which was greatly enjoyed
After a visit hero with the home
folks nnd other relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Patrick have returned to
Corvnllis, whero Elmer Is employed
In a lending bnnk. die wns formerly
Quick
s
Cooks to perfection in
3 to 5 minute
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
lOth and Grape
Phone 238
Now Quaker Oats offer two
great advantages over any other
oats you can buy. First, a match
less flavor. They are flaked from
queen grains only, so their flavor
las won the world.
,And now a quick-cooking style,
perfected by our experts. It cooks
in 3 to 5 minutes. It is the quickest-cooking
oats in the world.
Made of the same queen grains,
but ihe oats arc cut before flak
ing. They are rolled very thin
and partly cooked. So the flakes
arc smaller and thinner that is
all. And the small thin flakes
cook quickly.
Your' grocer has both styles.
If you want Quick Quaker look
for "Quick" un the labcL You
will get the quickest-cooking
oats in the world.
1NA CLAIRE TONIGHT
IN 'THE AWFUL TRUTH1
Preceded by much agreeable report
of most favorablo calibro, a wolcomo
visitor is to be seen nt the Pago the
atre tonight in "Tho Awful Truth."
In the latter play Mis3 Clulro, among
the most charming and popular of our
younger American actresses, is credit
ed .with having achieved the most
emphatic success of her career, np
penring in it for five months nt Henry
Miller's theatre in New York, anu
more rocontly, with similar success, at
Powers' theatre In Chicago.
Miss Claire has a rolo displaying
her innumerable and delightful, abil
ities at thoir best, it furnishing hor
with mpments of, trie subtle and (loft
light comedy in which sho oxcels, al
ternating with intervals of slightly
moro soriotiB import. She Is seen as
Lucy Warrlner, n young and beautiful
divorcee of the "Smartest".
Bruce McRao, probably tho most
popular of all our American leading
men, and a player of most delightful
and virile methods, Is soon ns the
obliging ex-husband. In tho rolo Mr.
McRae has met with a success second
only, to that of Miss Claire. Other
characters in Mr. Richmans coineuy
are portrayed by Buch capable nnd
distinguished players as Cora Wither
spoon, Louise Mackintosh, Kyra Aia
nowa, Paul Harvey, Arthur W. Met
calfe, Raymond Walburn and Lewis
Senly.
Of added Interest nnd importance is
the fact that "The Awful Truth' wns
nroduced under tho personal super
vision and direction of Henry Miller
and tho production accorded tho play-
by tho Charles Frohmnn company is a
most elaborate nnd tasteful one.
FREE DISTRIBUTION
Of POPULAR ARTICLE
One of tho lending products on the
market today for the care of tho teeth
is Pepsodent, made in Chicago. This
company Is just starting a campaign
of advertising in Mod ford and thoir
ads will run In tins paper. The first
nd appears today and they have docld
ed to put oif a special campaign here
by giving free a tube of Pepsodent to
everyone who will clip the coupon
from this paper, fill out the same and
take it to Heath's Drug Store during
this week. Here Is the opportunity to
got a good preparation free with Just
a little effort. Don't lay the paper
down until you have clipped the
couiion.
8TAINLE8S SILVER COMES
TO RELIEVE H0U8EWIVES
SHEFFIELD, England. A now tar-
nish-reslstlng alloy, "stanless silver, 1
has been discovered as the result of
research in the tauoratory of a local
firm.
In making this announcement at a
meeting of the Instituto of Metals,
Harold Turner said experiments had
been In progress for two years for the
discovery Of an alloy resistant to ordi
nary atmospheric corrosion. Articles
made of the now Bilver alloy exposed
to the atmosphere for many months
had rotalncd their lustre and showed
no signs of tarnishing. The new metal
Is technically gilver, and carries the
ball-mark. .
Th i c
She Goes
The old 'tween
meal hunger gets
it right on the nose
with that big chocolate-covered
car
amel and nut Bam
bino Bar.
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Piano Tuning
Announcement
C M. Richards will return to
Medford In the near futuro to
resume tho tuning nnd repair
ing of pianos. Register orders
at Andrews Studio, phono S23-J
or at Root MubIc Co., phone
382-J.
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