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MEDFORD MATE TRTBUNE, MKDFORD, (TREfiON, WEDNESDAY, APRTL 22, 1925
STREET CARNIVAL
BY CITY
localBrids
It looks liko Jack Knrr. local C'opco
miinauer, is Koine ti py double for a
Irerent traffic violation In Imniimulr,
Calif. Ho would have bci-n money
'aheiul If he had paid his fine and de
parted in peace iutpead of tryinK to
Ket some "political" Influence at work
for hlm. Juck had parked his car for
fa whole day in a thirty minute part of
. ( . town. When ho round a !a on his
; ' ' car, a friend of his who happeoeU to
"The city council at Its meeting j , fireman, said that the Judo would
last nlKht, which was attended by let hlIn ott lt ne would buy 5 worth
all members but Paul .Mi-Donald and 0f tickets for a fireman's ball beln
Mayor Alcnderfer, took action in- held there. Jack fell for the idea,
tended to bar carnivals from the thinklliK he would wive a lot of money
city by Increasing the license fee -jy using his "drag." Now ho is In
from ISO a day to 100 a day; pass- formed that tho Judge is waiting for
ed an ordinance at the behest of the t, f5 8)ot onBn B wm probably
local merchants' association licensing Bel t. Grants Pass Courier.
neddlera and hawkers: passed an
other ordinance licensing solicitors,
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
ohnnn ll,nun jP, Whlla A uiit.nu Tmo
which lt iB thought will do away, " u.
hore with fake solicitors of all knda,
here with fake solicitors of all kinds,! M. R. Ahltehead, superintendent of
and' also took action to do away the Pacific Fruit Kxpress company of
with itfnnrfen sldow.ilkn not of re- Portland and It. J. Martin, assistant
ir n,l i hien iho bnlldlnir of general manager of the company from ' through the efTorts of the Land Set
tho many concrete BidewalkH, which Francisco, were visitors in Med- ticmcnt department of the Portland
wore ordered some time ago. f"ld nntl vicinity yesterday as the chamber of Commerce, according to
The increase of licenses for car- guests of A. S. Itosenbnum, and Harry (l report completed by W. ti. Ido,
nlvala comes too late to bar out two. Tomlin.ion of Ashland, who took litem manager of tho department, for pres
Eugene Larson, Mrs. V. H. Mersereau,
L. 1'. Thornton and M. C. Ilemcnway.
One of the trucks of the Mi-Minn-vllle-Portland
Transfer company car
rying a complete soft drinks equip
ment passed through the city this
forenoon en route to Trail, where the
equipment will be installed In a con
fectionery store there, in preparation
for business during the coming tour
ist season.
700 NEW FAMILIES
BY PORTLAND C. OF C.
PORTLAND, Ore., ,A!'!! 22.
(Special) More than 700 new fam
IlifH representing an Investment In
excean of $2,000,000, have been locat
ed In OreKun during the punt year
whih hnvfl alrwwiv h...n honked and luncheon, itnd then on a trip thru
the mamiBonienia of which had al- valley. This bcinB Mr. Martins
ready obtained permits and paid trip to tho valley he was nuito
the fees In advance; first, tin- Hnupp surprised nt the development, and in
Broa. 'Shows the week of May 1 8, terested In its fruit Industry, thounh it
and aecond the Foley & fiurke shows 1 comparatively small to that of tho
aomo. time In May or June. The Imperial valley. Ho states that 1 6.000
sentiment of tho councllmen was carloads, of cantaloupes will bo shlp
tlnanlmoua for making the license bo P1 from there next month and that
high as to bar out carnivals. The during August and September 78,000
circus license ordinance remains 'ho carloads of grapes will bo shipped
ume from $2u to $100 a day, ac- from there.
cording to the size of the show. Dancing at Fairgrounds Pavilion
- Tho now ordlnunce licensing ped- AVednosduy night. 27
dlfcra and hawkers provides for gir.d-" Shepley of Spokane, Br. A. It.
C4 license fees, according td the Parrish and Mrs. Shankltn of Tacortm
cUisses of business, from 17. Co to and tho following from Seattle nro
$300 semi-annually, the loweM for among tho Mod ford visitors from the
peddling of food Blurts, and tho state of Washington: Mr. find Mrs. J.
lilgliesl for poddling by unto or team 8. Rills, C. K. Kingsley, Harry Oulbor,
load, ;0. O. Gross. Will O. Hansen, H. Wlnt-
, There is a provision in this ordl- ers, C. N. lZegler, H. W. Hawdon. V.
ftancu, howover, so that lt does not A. Hi a mm. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kggcrt.
Affect the Belling of farm produce UlHo Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. it. J.
and the like raised in Jackson, Jose- Ohman, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. rtussoll,
phlne and Klamath counties. C. It. Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. n. It. Col-
The new ordinance licensing bo- kett and W. K. Dooley.
Hcltors requires that tho concorn a' IMnclng at Fairgrounds Tavllion
solicitor la taking orders for, put Wodnesady night. Oood music, good
ilp a bond of $000, guaranteeing that floor and a good-time for everybody,
orders bo taken will bo filled asl 27
Represented, or tho money refunded j Miss Ada firewater, tho home dem
tp' persona who gave tho solicitor onstrntlnn agent, conducted a mll
ordera ' '' s illnery class at tho homo of Mrs. Henry
t. The -sidewalk situation vas fully Head of Central Point yesterday,
discussed and the council decided- E. M. Clark and H. L. Howman of
that all dungeroufl ' wooden side- Central Point made the mistake, while
walks must he torn out . hy tho speeding at 45 miles an hour on Hun
owners, else tho city will do tho day, of passing around Deputy Sher
work and charge the same up iff Terry Talent of Gold Hill, on the
against', the. property. As to the highway. Ilenre they wore fined $15
many ''concrete sidewalks ulrendy each In Judge Taylor's court hero to
ordered in, which orders have been day. W. V. Van Horn, who drives tho
ignored, the council will rush strnn- truck between Medford and Klnmnth
units 1 ittfiRSUres to , bring such Im- Falts and who was arrested by Traffic
provemonttf about, and instructed its Officer .1. J. McMahon for ppeedlng
com mitt do on streets and Superln- that truck on the highway at 28 miles
tehdent Davis to make a canvas of nn hour, was fined $10 in Judge Tay
tho Bidewalk Bituation with power lor's court ypsterrtay.
to act. 1 The Men's club of the Presbyterian
' ' Much routlno busincHB was ilo ohorh will hold its monthlv suppnr '
rflflcuHflcd hist night. nnd program tomorrow, Thursday i
. 1 1 ; -night nt the church. The supper will i
entation at the annual meeting of the
Portland chamber, April 24th.
During tho same period, the num
ber of agricultural Inquiries received
totaled more than 15,000, of whom
1087 prospective settle have defi
nitely announced their Intention of
coming to Oregon this year. Tho
report stresses particularly the ac
tive co-operation received by the
land settlement .department from u
majority of the counties of the state,
and calls attention to the enormous
volume of inquiries received In re
cent months. During March, for
example, more than 4700 requests
for ( agricultural Information were
received, and these Inquiries have,
been relayed to all Chumbers of
Commerce In tho state.
Notables to attend tho moeting in
clude Halph Iludd. president of the
Great Northern I tail way company;
Carl Gray, president Union Pacific;
Charles Donnelly, president Northern
Pacific, and John Perrin, chairman
of tho board of the federal bank of
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 22. Bat
talion Chief John F. Kearney was
severely injured and six other fire
men slightly hurt In an early morn
ing fire here today. Two lodging
houses and an automobile supply
store wore burned with a loss of $30,
000 to $40,000.
Policeman Hay O'Connell curried
several women and children to safety.
Others Jumped into a life net from
the Bocond ftnd third floors of the
lodging houses. i
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CAPITAL OF STATE
6A.LEM, Ore.. April 32. Interest in
tlie development of tho flax growing
and spinning Industry in tho Willam
ette' valley was manifested by Halph
Budd, president of the Great Nor
thern Hallroad company, during the Goddard,
few minutes that ho was In Salem K. Thomposn. Paul K. Stier. F. J. Wll
yofltorday afternoon. Mr. lUtud wqh Hsms. Mr. and Mrs. C. P.. Humphrey,
be at fi:30 nnd the program will fol- THniJxAMn?
low. Rev. R. W. NeNon of Phoenix !! IIUUOlllUu
will spenk upon the subject. "Religion
nnd the Frontier," Ceclt Cook, tho new
scout executive for southern Oregon,
will mnko a short talk and n represen
tative from the forestry department
will spenk upon "Fire Prevention."
A. !(. Davis and George Riddle, bus
i'ier,s men of Grants Pass vo;e among
the local visitors in this city yester
day. Temporary sojourners In Medford
from Portland Include tho following:
C. R. Welsh. C. 10. Purnett. O. R. Web
ster. K. I.. Ford. Gordon A. MnrAnlny.
C. A. Leonard. 11. A. Johnson, W. Ma
lonev. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Hartwell,
G. T. Horn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cruner, W.
M. Allen. K. c. Roll. W. W. Wunn, O.
H. Hayes. P. R. Prendergrnss, C. F.
O. I. Lewis. U. M. Johnson,
EXHAUSTED
BY "NERVES"
The 17 members of the Kiwanis
club who attended the meeting of
the Roseburg club yesterday, had a
very delightful time. The men at
Roseburg are a live bunch, are a
singing crowd and certainly ex
tended a cordial welcome to the
visitors. '
Glen Fa brick, vice-president, pre
sided in place of President C. E.
Burr who is absent from the city
and made a short response to a
speech of welcome by the president
of the Roseburg club. '
C. E. Gates was the speaker of
the day and took as his subject;
'Smiles," "Pop" not only pre- I
sented some good sound logic and ;
Have everyone something to think'
about, but kept everybody smiling:
out loud all through his address. I
A fter the luncheon, some of the ,
Horeburg and Medford men played I
golf. - j
IS EVERY DAY A
BACKACHE DAY?
Mrdfnnl Folks Have round
Cmisc and Corrected It.
the
Watch Your Frail,
Puny Child Grow
Strong Take on Weight
In just a few days quicker than
you ever dreamt of these wonderful
flesh making tablets called McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
will start to help any weak, thin,
under-nourished little one.
After sickness and where rlckots
are suspected they are especially
valuable. No need to givo them any
more nasty Cod Liver Oil these tab
lets are made to take the. place of
that good but evil smelling.' stomach
upsetting medicine and they surely
do It. They do put on flesh.
Ask Heath's Drug Store, West Side
Pharmacy, Mod ford Pharmacy or
any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver
OH Compound Tablets as easy to
take as candy and hot at all expen
sive tiO tabletB, 00 cents.
Bo sure 'and get McCoy's, the orlg-
Innl and genuine nnd give the child
a chance for 30 days. If you aren't
delighted with results Just get your
money back. . Adv.
KOOCOOOOOOOOOOOGOCXOOCOOO
HAIL
INSURANCE
',
First Insurance
Agency . ..
A. L, HILL; Manager - '
Phone 105 3Q North Central
Medford, Ore.'
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hejpe only 'the few minutes thut the
Oregon Electric train stopped at the
depot. i
' Mr.'IJudd said he was not familiar
wHh the efforts now being made
here to establish the flax industry but
the questions ho asked about it Indi
cated that ho knew considerable
about flax In general. He wanted to
know about the acreago nnd whether
tho lfix grown here was of the long
fibre variety.
Mr. Budd arrived on the four'
o'clock train from the south. Word
bad been received earlier in the day '
that he and his party would come
from Corvnllts by automobile, but
tlielr plans were changed because of
a, desire to look over Oregon Electric
properties enrotite. 1
Mr. Uudd will return here Thurs- I
day of this week nnd expects to spend .
several hours In the city, lie expects
to arrive about noon.
' The railway president expressed
iilmself optimistically about buslnewi.
J. L. Inkln. C. N. Yountr. Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Freeman, K. W.- Harney, J,
Prng. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Ward. H. B.
Ouklenf, C. T. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs.
f Raw, Itchy Toes )
r Sore, Tender Feet j
Nervous, sleepless nights, nervous
headaches, darting, twinging nerve
pains, neuritis, neuralgia and other
nervous disorders are undermining
the nervous systems of thousands of
men and women, threatening them
with ftcrlous nervous exhaustion and
breakdown. . i
Now Science has found a tested
treatment to relievo all cases of
"nerves." A Kan Francisco physic
Ian announces a new prescription to
bring relief to sharp, darting nerve
pains' and tone up the nerve cells.
thus benefiting tho entire nervous
BVHtom. This remarkable new rem
edy ts called Eopa Neuritis Tablets.
They are guaranteed harmless, and
nro free from narcotics, bromides
and coal tar products. Your drug
gist will recommend them. Heath's
Drug Storo nnd Haskln's Drug Store
will supply you. Mull ordors filled.
Adv.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
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t' -There will be a meeting at 7:30
p. , in., at the library Wednesday,
April 22, 1926, called by the City
Planning commission of Mi'drurri.
,ThIs meeting is for the purpose of
considering tho report and retoni
mendatios of Professor Harl H.
Douglas and Dr. H. P. Ruiney of
I he Cnlvi i -ulty of Orei:n, nude mx
the remit of the survey ul the :d
ford School situation.
The school board. Q.o city council
and the water hoard of the city of
Medford will co-operate. The pub
Jto U invited to attend.
Irritating acid per
spiration from the
foot pores produces
and aggravates
cracked toes, Itch
ing between toes,
rawness and tender,
aching, swollen feet.
The moment you
apply "Phillips Milk
of Magiiesia,"aU this
soreness, itching and tiredness disap
pears, .hint pat it on, it dries instantly.
Nothing else stops foot odors, relieves
foot sore lions and foot weariness so
promptly as this harmless nntacid.
Insist noon genuine "Phillips Milk of
Magnesia.'' All drugstores sell 2S-cent
hot tins.
5
a Woman In
Iansas
. Thlt li Heavy Reading.
' '.DALTIMOKK, April 21. A liooU.
ClalmeiAo lie Ihu larKext llho world.
4a belUK bnllt (or tho aouthern exposi
tion to be hohl In New York, Muy 11
to 23. Tho book, entitled "Tho Story
)( the South and tho HulldliiR or the
Konubilt'," wiia written hy Matthew
p age Andrew, historian. The story
conafats f about 2000 words. It will
.weigh more Hum Gl)(l pounds and
4eav will 1)0 turned by electricity.
. 1 -
Frankly I watch and
wonder how tho
"rtnfkp.v rnine claan-
butjtiieij Sftvli do!"
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mi HOHfc PIM0MT1UT10N
Call 516
TRY
VELVOIL
An Eastern Pamffinc Bftse
Oil. Just the; right weight
for your ear.
Only 25,i Ter Qt.
Armory Service Station
Pac. Highway at Jackson St.
It's the day of your big deal
are you equal to it?
few days brings up some
issue in business that calls for
the utmost of a man's energy and
resourcefulness.
Often he knows the night before
that the next day he must be fit.
Yet after a night of provoked sleep
he lacks the keen edge which only
perfect sleep can give.
Even the best materials will not pre
vent a mattress from losing its resiliency,
flattening out, lumping or stretching
within a year or so. , '
The Edlow-Spring has changed thist
It Is a series of flexible, piano-wire
springs, built between layer after layer
of snow-white, felted, staple cotton and
interlaced curled hair.
Thif mattress is guaranteed not A
sun. stretch or lose its resiliency for 20
ycSrs.
MORDOFF & WOOLF
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SpiingMataess .
Tfte mattress tlatwill never grow oJ
In your bnck lnnie und achy? Are
you tortured with sharp, rheumatic
palnB miserable with headaches, I
dizzy spells and kidney irregulari
ties? No wonder, then, you feel
worn-out and discouraged. But have
you given any thought to your kid
neys? You should! Weak kidneys
cause just such troubles. Don't risk
neglect! Use Doan's Pills a Htimu
lant diuretic to the kidneys. Here's
a Medford case
Mrs. AV. E. Iine, 227 S. Holly
St., sayH: "1 have used Uoan's Pills
for attacks of kidney complaint. ATV
bnck was weak and la mo and I felt
dull and run clown. My kidneys act
ed irregularly, too, Doan's Pills soon
relieved these troubles, strengthen
ing my back and kidneys. I glndly
recommend Doan's to anyone need
ing a kidney remedy."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Donne's Pills the same that Mrs.
Lane had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y. . . Adv.
Confidence
HTHE largest-selling
tire made in any
Pacific - Coast owned
factory is the C-T'C
Today the largest-selling
tire, a year ago C-T-C
was "on its way up"l
Two years ago it was a
babe in the industry.
Three years ago, an idea.
Four years ago an ideall
Yet it has taken twenty
five years' tire-building ex
perience to build C-T-C
Behind C-T-C stands a staff
of engineers whose experience
in Akron factories runs back
more than a quarter century I
They Jtnou tires I
' When you need new tires
le't us show you what the C-T-C
can do. Or, better still, call in
now and get acquainted with
this tire that has "made good"
quickly because of remarkable
mileage records.
"Quality wilt never be
sacrificed to meet a price9 .
President
Columbia Tire Corporation
C. T. C. FACTORY BEANCH
Sixth and Riverside
RIVERSIDE GARAGE
Central Point:
BEEBE & KINDLE
Gold Hill:
NUGGET GARAGE
llagle Point:
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Jacksonville:
FICK'S HARDWARE
Ashland:
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NOW!
Stirring the Town With Its
Sensational Revelations!
TREAT YOURSELF TO
THIS EYE-FEAST!
Also
' "OUR
GANG"
Comedy
Doris Kenyon
Ronald Colman
Aileen Pringle
Unanimously acclaimed by
Tuesday crowds as one of
the greatest shows ever seen
at the Rlalto.
R I ALTO
INTERNA
TIONAL NEWS
"Peggy" at
the Organ
FRIDAY "WINE OF YOUTH"
THE SALE OF IVORY
continues until Saturday. This is the
best special we have put on, but with
our desire to close out the stock this
sale will continue until Saturday.
Don't miss it.
Articles up to $1.75 for 48c
HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884)
HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
As near as your phone.
Hand-built
Full Ballooni Semi-Balloons
Heavy-Duty Cords Oversize Cords
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Windows and Sash, Screens,
Window and Door Frames,
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds
Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
Price Absolutely Right.
Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Before
Letting Us Figure on Your Bill.
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Commercial Discount Corporation
Ifcrry H. Rosenlfcrg, Pres.
W. W. Walker, Secy. -
$100,000.00 Capital
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone "39
John R. Tomlin, Vice-Pres.
David H. Rosenberg, Treas.
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