Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textvaci: TWO MEDFORD MAIL TR1BUNR. MtiDFORD, O.REUON, FRIDAY, XOVKMBEK "So This Is London" a 4- ' t ftp .'it v well havzit WARM mammuttj Move it at will! With Pearl Oil in a good oil heater you can warm up any room in the house in a jiffy. Heat you can ' place ,right where and when it is needed to dress by comfortably in the morning, or for hall way, sewing-room, living-room or bath. And if in ordering you say "Pearl Oil" by name, there'll be absolutely no odor because Pearl Oil is. entirely consum ed by the flame It leaves the air sweet, clean and fresh though you use it every hour of the day. In even the best oil heaters you should use only the highest quality kerosene. Avoid asking, for "kerosene" or "coal oil," which may mean any kind of kerosene. ; I Order "Pearl Oil" by the name that's copy righted for your protec tion. It applies exclusive' ly to the clean-burning, quality ' kerosene re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Com pany s special process. STANDARD OIL COMPANY t (California) MTTvTi M H urn 111 M (KEROSENE) OIL jorHEAT&IIGHI W'-rT 933 Medford Iron Works Out BpUIty Medford Quartz Mill Mining and Sawmill MacbJMry. Geaeral Foundry and Machine Work. 1twt Jf. Owtrsd . Asked. nwirrting "tTie growth of their Industry und dafryiiitr In this county, (I. .H. Grovor of tl.H Knlrier Uulry & Produce Co., wild today: "The phenomenal Jnrrenwt In our IniflliioKM would Indian tu thut tho diilry industry In making rapid fit rides for ward In the Kotfiitt River valley. In the RprlnK of lltm when wo purchased, our crenmnry the salen only amounted to a fnw thousand dollars r'r month, while today they are running at the rate of more than n quarter million dollars per year, , -p- 'With the lnc-rense In the amount of feed produced clue to the advent tit IrriKutiou unil the Improvement of market conditions of butter fat, more and more people are entering the huHliiCHH, wlille thofie already In the i business are increasing the size of ' their herds. i ' . "When we entered the field the local price of hutterfat averaged four cents lens than the Portland delivered price, while for several monlliH past we have been paying the finnio price for butterful the dairyman would re colve If ho delivered It to 1'ortland, thereby savins him frn.fn 3 to 5 nentn per pound express charges. A num ber of persons are contemplating put ting In from twenty to thirty cows and have asked us to figure the' yoHt of installing milking muchlnea fof them, "IjUHt month wo made two insta na tions; one for Geo. Collins, who has one of the finest registered Jersey herds In the state; and one for A. 8. Klelnbammer, who Is milking thirty high grade cows and expects to In- i crease this number to sixty in the, near future, , , . "Our climatic condltlons.are Ideal for dairying; cows produce as much i butterfat during the mild winter months as during tho summer, which. Is certainly not tho, ease In most dairy sections of tho country. . . , ,"Our lrriguled lands ylold .bountiful crops of corn for silage, beets, carrots, etc., which contain the necessary suc culence, while our alfalfa Is the high est protoln content which is the prin cipal food element necessary for heavy milk production. - "The grains which supply the carbohydrates needed to make a woll balanced ration are also raised In abundance.; Wo fully expect to see llils one of' the leading dairy sections of the country within a limited time." Hi h mUii ilh "U It no 7 f r f itit t i , i'.r ' vs.. mI.vv-: i lit ' a-j i .If n 1 , ' (ii'o. M. CoIiiui'h liilri'iuilioiuil Niiccc- sh to be at the Vage thcutre Nov. Identify 'Body of 'Woman Found Near , 17 matilla;M Oregon t rUNDKHTON. "re., Nov. IS.- EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. O. Uowlott To the readers of the Eiiiklots In Uie Mcjdfui-q Mall ,'J'i'iiunc. Ki'uqti)g: - No doubt you huyo.beon surpriswd' ut tho aurupt nuinner , I have diHtrontinued HendinK the KuKteta to tho Mail Tri bune, but I am now In the northwest ern part of the great state of Wash ington visiting my daughter und fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lewis and a few dayn ago returned from a visit of a month's duration to my grandson and Jumeii E. . Lewta. wife and two children and while there the 20lh of September we all attended the county fair of Stephens county and u combi nation of circumstances caused me to strain my eyes. As the wind was quite Blrong, tho sky ae clear aH a noon day sun and so many things of interest to attract my attention, , besides the grand dlHplay of finery by tho ab origines of this noted country I did not uho tho discretion I should and I was almost blind, so have been unable to read or write until now, and now it is with great difficulty that I can do County off UiulH believe that tho worn- either, and this forenoon my daugh nn whoso wanted bodv was found in' tor came in and saw mo reading a the Columbia river ni'ar llmatlla, copy of tho Mail Tribune and gavo mo November 4. was Mrs. Kdna l'ltman. tt mild rebuke for straining my eyes, daughter of Mr. mil Km Arthur but as I have been so long engaged in Ilogeis of Hagle Valley, near linker, the business us a nowspapor corrc Tho pnrents of tho dead woman ar- spondout, sixty-five years last month, lived hero yesterday, and when tho id regular contributor to the Med body wits exhumed, Description of ford Mall Tribune, the Medford Mail II, t the iinnn. nn.l nn old 1 and tho Medford Monitor regularly there may be in it, but trust that they, (my eyes) will Improve so .that I will be able to continue ' to--keep up my correspondence as formerly. Four Lakes, V.'ash.; Nov. 10, 1923. ANTIOGH fTEWIS - . - . .. 1 scar on a bono furnished satisfactory Identification to all concerned. loach week while they 'wo.ro weekly Harold Shook returned this week, from Klamath county where ho lu(s" been working for some time. i' Tom N orris of "Medford -was out W Oscar Rodger's' Saturday for his daughter Lois and Sybil Dodgers who came out to attend tho Hallowe'en frolic at Sums Valley high school. :! ' Mrs. C. M. Conley and children were out Saturday and Sunday to visit home folks at Beagle. ' Mrs. Lucus is looking for friends from Colorado to pay her a; vlsif shortly. ' ( ' ' A nice crowd was- ut to tho Bur prise dance given onPaul McKlnnis' .Saturday night, "i. i " t V. 'Scott' has'l(isnophew front Canada visiting with them for aWhllei Mr. and Mrs. Lester 'Weiss ' from near Oazel, Calif., are visiting friends at Antlooh and Central Point for two. weeks. ' . . Mr.T and :'Mrs. KInoade;.of Eagle Point, Mr. and Mrs. Scott and their two nephews visited at W. C. Chap man's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mynatt Jkivc rented the Duggan ranch where Mr. DeFord lived who has recontly moved to Ashland. teaspoonnil piequals C3 , of many other ifcraildsjs why I CALUMET I ti.. toonom, BAxno pomien I Goes farther 1 lasts longer - , . CM .. It Contain more thai ordinary , laavenintf trength, GREATEST BAKINd POWDER niTirtuf SaJcsZH times as muchen .thataoyoUisrlmaxt, V aman I ' papers, and a part of the tl.no four I Ilcn(;lo ftl,0 w.lvln lMs: Wock for Call times a week, and tho rest of the time ; . . . . , , . . twice a week since it became a dally It is with the greatest reluctance that I can get the consent of my mind to give up the work I so doarly love, so" have decided to take up the work again, und continue It as long as my eyes and general health will permit, or tho patience of tile editor will endure. , In my last letter I was giving iin nccounl of my trip from 'Medford lo this wonderful country and was giving a brief sketch of some of my experi ences ns a circuit rider on the Oregon City circuit and had been telling of somo of the glorious times we used to have In tho good old days when tho minister of the gospel preached the old fashioned Hlble doctrines and men and women were awakened to a sense of their last ' condition and sought and obtained 'tho pardon for their sins and obtained the evidence of Divine acceptance. Hut before I leave this subject I wish to relate another Incident and then will move on my journey noting aomo Incidents as I passed along the way. There Is a beautiful valley In the southern part of Clackamas coun ty that was noted for tho fertility of (ho soil that in its enrly history wus called Horse Heaven, and ns I was engaged In the early missionary work, in my meanderlngs happened to visit that valley and began to visit and preach ns J did In the Long Town country and tho result was that soon Iho people began to bo Interested and so I arranged lo hold a protracted meeting, and soon aroused tho feel ings of somo of the old bnck-sllrtdon church members who had been iden titled ' with some church or other "back In tho states." but had so fai' neglected to read their bibles and prayor so long that they had lost all religious enjoyment, und when they began to hear the old gospel truths, and their consciences became nroused they 'began to give mo les sons as to the kind of sermons 1 ought to preach, and, especially to avoid anything that was liable to arouse their guilty conscience, but to preach safe things, or In the language of tho old prophet Jeremiah, "plaster with untemperert mortar." So 1 quietly lis tened to them but took my case to the Lord and the next time 1 took for my subject, or text, the denunciations of the Saviour to the Jews aa recorded In the llth chapter of Mathews. 20th to 24th, and the result was that the LoVd wonderfully blessed the effort with the result that these same men Bud women who did not want to hear about Hell and the Judgments of Clod upon the Impenitent were nroused and repented of their bnrkslldlngs, and made their pence with Clod again. And tho final result, so far ns I know, uvis that many precious souls were brought to a saving knowledge of their Saviour. .' Note I commenced to write this letter About three weeks ngo but n' eyes were o Inflamed that I wae-un-, nble to 1 1nlsh It, and now am Kol able to read It over to correct any mistakes a year. OKLAHOMA CITV, Okla., Nov. 15: (By Assocluted Press. Prosecution In tho Impeachment tPlal of Governor J. C. Walton today tuaned their guns on their alleged ahus& of pardon and, parole authority. i' They declared them would bo no proof that tho governor had received bribes, hut that they would show he exceeded his legal authority In that ho granted pardons and paroles before conviction, uwarded clemency despite protests of many citlzehs.nnd that, his actions were designed; to permit his friends to"olafiln' .large attorney 'fees; The prosecution' said they will nt-1 tempt to prove that n pardon was" ob tained for an imprisonod man by an agent- who demunded $5000 - before delivery. They said they would , pre sent 'evidence of another slmllnr case In wlit-Mi the fee was $SS00." 'MOTHER! 'Clean Child's Bowels with "California fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! . Even constipated, bilious, feveruh, or sick, -colic -Babies and. Children lore to taka grnuino "Cali fornia Fig Syrup." No other laxativs regulates the tender little: bowels '-so nicely It " sweetens ' the' sfonlseh and starts the liver and bowels without grilling. Contains no narcotics t)r sooth ing drugs. Say 'California" to your druggist anil avoid counterfeits. Insist tipop genuine "California Fijj Syrup" which 'toiitaio- atrectldns. ' room fpt are closing out our niece ffobH AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.'' ' in a V; 60c .55 c .'.50c .:25c . 22c 1 o make more entire stockVf piece good ATiGREAT REDUCTION If in need of any'of this Merchandise, now is -the time to' put stock.,-" .v.---'' '' '" " : .N ,"'. .' FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF OUR PRICES: : 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting; regular 65c. Sale price ....... .45c. 42-in Pillow Tubing; regular 45c. Sale price v. . .38c ; Cheese Cloth; regular 8c. Sale . price -.6c, Table Damask; regular $1.75. Sale price ... . . Mercerized Damask;" regular $1.00. Sale price . .75c ' Fruit of ihe Loom; regular 30c. 1 Sale 'price ; '. . .20c: Poplin;' regular 55c.' Sale price V. .45c Flaxon plain or barred ;"regular 55c. Salerice ... . . . . . .45c Dimity', striped or barred; regular 45c. "Safe price ....... .40c ; Scrim; regular 45 and 50c. Sale price 25c Vdilei white 40-irich; regular 85c. Sale 'price . ..... . Sateen, black; regular 95c. :' 'Sale-price ... ' t ..". Sateen, white'; regular '35c. Sale p'rice ..... .'.'. . . Net, white, '36-inch; regular 70c. Sale price'. . . . ... . . Red "Star Diaper, 27-inch; regular 35c. Sale price Outing Flannel, white, 36-inch; regular 29c. Sale price Outing' Flannel, stripes, 36-inch; regular 29c. Sale price ; ...22c Imported Organdie, all shades; regular $1.10. "Sale price . 85c ' Creton, all 'new stock regular 45 and 50c. Sale price ' , . 35c Terry Cloth; regular; $1.25. Sale price . .... . v,:.'.:f. ...''.,'r.90c.'. Jap i Crepe,' all shades'; regular 35c. Sale price . . . . 20c; Ticking; regular 45c. Sale price . . . . . ... . . . ;i. : V ,'.v30c'j Gingham, Toil e'du Nord, 27-inch ; regular 32c. Sale' price ,. . .15c ; Gingham, Red Seal Zephyr, 27-in; regular 32c; Sale price .15c ! Gingham, Kalbourme, ob-inch; regular ?oc. sale price , . ..... ltJc , Little BoV BiueClothVinchV'reguiar 29c. ' Sale i pnce . "". "."20c Percale light and dark ' regular price i 19c . Sale price . Ratine Voiles,;'alI shades; regular price 90c. Sale price . . White Dotted Swiss; regular price"65c. Sale price . . . . . Blackand White Dotted Swiss; regular price 90c. Sale price 60c'' Flesh' Crepe de Chine; regular price $2.50. Sale price . $1.95 Flesh Wash Satin;' regular price $2.98., Sale price . ;, r .$1.95 Flesh and White Pussy Willow ; regl' price $2.98 ' Sale price$ 1 .95 Black Taffeta; regular price $3.50. Sale price Black Taffeta; regular price $2.50. Sale price Navy Taffeta; regular price $2.00. Sale price ... . . . White'.Georgette; regular price $2.50. Sale price Jap Silk";; regular price 89c. Sale price . . . ... ......... Handkerchief Linen; regular price $2.75. - Sale' price White" Art "Linen, 36-inch; regular price $2.00. Sale price' $1.65 Cream 'Art'Lirieni 18-iricn; regiilar price 75c. Sale price ,.!..160c' ...10 c ,.65c ,45c ... sv.-.$2.50 . :,v ...$2.oo .$i..75 . . ,. .i... 55c . . $1.98 price . . . Sale price Ecru Art Linen, 18-inchj; regular price 75c. Sale price Barred Toweling' regular price '25c. 'Sale "price . Black Poplin; regular' price 50c. 'Sale price . . . . . . . oiacK t-amortc; regular price uc. oaie 'Black India Linen; regular price 45c. Khaki Cil6th;'regular price 40c. -Sale price ,...,. Bias Tape, all shades; regular. price 15c. ; 5ale; price - Ric'Rac' Braid; Vegiilar price 15c Sale price .... 95c Buttons . .'.7 80c Buttons Sdc 'BUttojis V. :3J 35c Buttons . '. .21 10c Buttons . . . .1 1 5c Laces .' .-, . . . 10c '. 10c Laces . . .. . . 8c 12i Laces . . ! 9c 7 c Laces .V . .... .52 25c Hair Pins 10c Hair Pins 35c Belting h f 30c Belting . : 25c Belting ' . 1 ' 4. ..bUc . a. 19C . n35c . . ..15c -29c . . 25c .,...llc . ...11c .'.,20c . . .v8c . .30c !25c ..20c Liberty Bldg.1 Phone 298