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MEDFOKD MAIL TRTBTjyE, IfEDFORD, OTtKfiOX, TUESDAY, MAKCir 27, ,1928.
KLAMATH FALLS
GOLD H. GARAGE
GOLD HILL, Mnr. 2". (Spec
ial.) A. K. Comer, turner venl
ilont of Klamath Falls, recently
(icqulrcd possesion of the Nukb-i
Oarage. The garage has not been
In operation for several months
nnd was formerly owned by Fred
3llc'kman, but was taken over by
creditors on account of indebted
ness, Mr, Comer and his family
Intend to locate hero In tiold Hill
and he is already starting opera
tions upon the garage and in-!
tends to be ready for customers
boon.
The sewing club met on Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the!
'home of Mrs. lSurl Mooro. Tlio,
club will meet next Thursday utj
the homo of Mrs. . C. iclchinond.
On next Friday, March 30, a his
torical show will bo given at the
Heaver theater, in the afternoon at
3 o'clock.' The show is entitled
"The Puritans," and Is released by
the Yale University Press. The
pictures are sponsored by C. O.
Uluett, principal of the Gold Ilill
Hchools, and are shown for the
benefit of the students because of
their historical authenticity. Hev
oral scries of these historical shows
have been presented before, among
Which are such pictures as "Co
lumbus," "Daniel lioono," "Peter
Btuyvesant" and "The Frontier
.Woman." The pictures arc appre
ciated by the students as they nhow
the actual life of the nwrkurn of
American history.
Lester Payne, a resident of tho
Sams Valley district, was In our
city transacting business on Fri
day. 8. A. Dusenborry has recently
purchased a new Oakland All
American Six, of which ho is very
proud.
Lester Dusenberry of Sardlno
creek is reported to be critically
ill at his home.
Mrs. II. D. Forry and Mrs. Bkl
ton were Gold Hill visitors on Sat
urday. Several Medford car dealers have
been In our city tho past week,
Mr. Stanwood, u local merchant,
has Just finished installing a new
drinking fountain. Last week he
installed a now gas pump, one of
tho latest visible typo. Tho two
now Improvements mako his place
of business appear much neater.
One more of our regular annual
slgns-of spring is the nppenranco
of tho delicate plants called mush
rooms. Theso nppear usually in
the spring when tho weather be
gins to show signs of Improving
from the cold winter. Although tho
weather at present Is none too good,
the mushrooms are now nppearlng
In largo quantities, Hevoral of our
local residents have returned from
tho surrounding mountains with a
lair share of theso delicacies.
, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Forguson
wore visiting on last Sunday nt a
rabbit farm near Kogtio It Ivor. Mr.
Ferguson has recently entered Into
tho rabbit busfncHs and IniendN to
bavo ovor 1,000 rabbits by this full.
Mary, tho daughter of Mr. und
Mrs. 1)111 Force, mis boon sick for
a few days, but is now improving.
" Mr. and Mrs. Clare Slumbo nod
family wcro visiting In our city tho
lust week.
f Mr. and Mrs. CJuy Pates and Tod
Dole of Foots creelc wore In Gold,
11111 on Saturday. Mr. itatrft and
Ted Dole are employed in tho work
on tho dredge. Last week Mr.
Pates went to ProHpect where ho
obtained some machinery for p-
' oration on the dredge. Work upon
It is reported to be progressing
with rapidity and sevcrul men are
being employed.
Mr. Vromun is able to be out
aguin after his recent illness.
The baseball game which was
Hf-heduled to be played on the local
field between Gold ilill und Sams
Valley high schools on Thursday
afternoon was postponed on ac
count of the weather.
1-Jmory Davis is 111 at his home
on the north side of twn. .
Wc notice a write up in an cditio.i
last week of the Mail Tribune, cred
iting uur local player. Pill Force,
with un attractive art at playing
ball. Mr. Force was the catcher
on the II. O. A. team which won
the Oregon championship. In our
opinion, he has demoiiMtrated to
Ills audience while he was playing
ball his superb qualities of un ex
cellent player. The article Haiti
that when it came' to playing ball,
Pill Force is good enough. Thla
statement Is much appreciated by
the Gold 1 1 1U baseball fans, for
we surely invest our pride in Pill
Force, one of tho best catchers on
tho Pacific coast.
Several of tho fruitgrowers of
the surrounding country nro pre
paring for frost by setting out their
snuidgo pots.
Miss Margaret Lowe was visiting
at the homo of W. It. Walker on
Sunday. She returned to Medford,
where she is employed, on Monday.
Mrs. C. W. Martin returned Mon
day from a vitdt to Portland.
Tho high school, under the su
pervision of C. G. Pluett, has start
ed Ks regular annual practice for
the county track meet which is to
be held on May 5 at the Jackson
county fairgrounds. Tho try outs
will be helil during the week from
April Kth to 13th. Kucli evening,
when the weather Is permissible,
tho track men hold a cross-country
raco for development of speed
and endurance.
The schol students aro now be
Oxamlned for health honcr roll.
Mrs. Millie Walker attended the
funeral of Mr. HunRclman of Med
ford on last Saturday.
Miss Orr, who quit attending the
Southern Oregon Normal school on
account of sickness, Is able to be
out again.
Mr. and MrsSum Chlriholm were
In our city last Monday.'
Tho river Is rising very rapidly
and if tho weather stays like it Is
at present, the high water mark of
February 21 of last year will be
equalled Is not surpassed.
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POPE PIUS AGAIN
TAKES ISSUE WITH
FASCIST GOV'T.
Vaudeville
Tho next Association vaudeville
bill at Hunt's Crnterinn tomorrow
Is a well balanced amusement.
1 "Follies Pant and Present," with
a cast of six entertainers, head
llhOH tho bill, In a clever review
of song, daneo and music. Open-
ling In costiimeH of tho "guy nine
ties" and swinging to tho present
day, Homo particularly clever spe
cialties aro presented.
Padgette and Monto will bo
sei-n In an art consisting of
chatter nnd soveral musical num
bers, Padgette strums tho ukulolo
nnd guitar while Monto brings
out t u n o s from a harmonica
which tho, manufacturer never
put In.
Arthur Morin and Florence
Gale, a comedy toam, have a
brand new novelty, a ventrlloqulal
act called "Tlnkertown." They
have a lot of fun with three
dummies.
Tho Lnurello brothers nro a
polr of contort lonlsts from Ger
many, who will offer "Fun In a
Devil's Garden," an electrical and
and seen leal offering.
A sister . team, tho Johnson!,
will bo another high grade attrac
tion. They aro personality tftinc-
i'i-m, ntiriii'tlvo and youthful.
ItOM E, March 27. W Tho
address of pope Plus criticizing
the Nationul Catholic Center party
for its ulleged slighting of Its
religious chara'-ter -In favor of
closer co-operation with the Fas
cist government, wus tho main
topic of discussion today In diplo
matic as well us ct-cb'siasUral and
Koman political 'circles.
French Catholics were particu
larly puzzled In view of their
forthcoming election on April 22.
Instructions from Cardinal Gas
parrl, papal secretary of state,
enjoined them to support tho re
publican regime in power. The
j Italian Catholics, however, have
jjusi been rebuked for overzealous
jiiuppurt of t ltd Fascist regime.
! True, thero is no "Jtoman ques
tion" between the French state
! und the Vatican, as there la be
jtween the Vatican and the Italian
'kfnla lint IIia iiill'h nf ihn Vroni-h
! republic against teaching by re-
j llgious congregation and other
measures, it was believed, could
'hardly have the holy see's un-
1 qualified approval.
j In the pope's address of Sunday
; to the diocesan board of Pome,
one of the things to which he
, seemed particularly to object in
the Fascist program was the bri
gading of the childhood and youth
of the nation to be educated in
strict Fascist style.
system In the United States. !
The pope and the Italian ec-j
clesiastical heirarchy for long (
time have been showing signs of,
nervousness over the growth in
popularity of the "Palillu" and
"Avanguardistf" o g animation j
the boys und youths of which
wear the traditional "black shirts,
are trained by military methods
and taught the Fascist doctrine
that the individual exists for the
state and not the state for the;
individual. ' j
Although these two powerful,
bodies have their Catholic chap- j
lalns to care for the youths',
spiritual welfare, there has been!
the latent fear all along that their J
Influence might in tho end draw
Italian youth away from the In
fluence of the church,.
HIGHWAY MOTOR CO.
The pontiff asserted that the
church alone was intrusted with
the mission of Christian educa
tion and the formation of youth
ful character. This assertion was
recognized by American Catholics
as a simple ro-affirmatlon of tho
church's policy regarding the ne
cfssity of the parochial school
' HILLfiPOIto. Bids received to
build 1 10,000 "Washington county
I court house.
' INDEPENDENCE. Ninety-acre
iWerllne hopyard sells for $27,000.
I O S W E G O. Construction of
Imnny new homes In progress.
The Highway Motor company Is
now located in its new quarters,
IZ2 South , Riverside, just across
the street from their former loca
tion. According to V. Drew, this
gives them a better display room
und fty installing an up-to-dato re-
imir nhni) nnw irlvfrn thorn m n
the best show rooms and repair '
shops in Medford.
' The service department of this
firm will be in charge of N. A.
Mead, an expert mechanic who
specallzes on the repairing of
Packard, Nash end GMC trucks.
With a carload of 1928 model
Nash cars unloaded yesterday, gives
the Highway Motor company a
complete line of new Nash cars.
The Highway Motor company Is
the local dealer for the Nash, Pack
ard and GMC truck -
But a woman 's work is never done
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324 farm housewives say:
"This eases tired backs"
WHAT a fresh, wholesome, healthy-looking
class of women the farm housewives
are! They fly from one task to another with
the quickness and suppleness that so many
women lose with their first youth.
Yet, if you ask, most of them will confess
that often their backs are lame their feet and
ankles aching with fatigue.
Ve inquired around among farm housewives
to find out what they do to relieve the aching
and stiffness in overtired muscles, and to take
care of the countless small hurts that are al
ways happening around the farm home.
324 of them said that they found Sloan's the
very best remedy they can use.
Used everywhere for muscular pain '.
In one out of every three homes you'll find
Sloan's Liniment the standby, for every kind
of muscular ache, for rheumatism, for colds
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tired, aching muscles with Shan't
and chest congestions and for all kinds of
minor injuries.
Read this letter from a farm housewife tell
ing of quick relief from an injury:
"I fell out of a cherry tree. The branch I
was on broke and I fell fourteen feet. I hurt
my hip and I suffered agony. I used Sloan's,
and I don't even feel it any more. I think
Sloan's is splendid."
And this telling the help that Sloan's gave
to a persistent case of muscular pain:
" I could not sleep or do my work, but now I
sleep well, walk and do my work with ease. I
used Sloan's Liniment only once and it re
lieved me of my pain. It is just wonderful."
" ' ,
Sloan's works by the quickest, most effective
method known for relieving pain. It stirs up
the circulation sends a healing tide of fresh,
germ-destroying blood direct to the spot that
hurts gives you quick, positive relief.
Always keep a bottle of Sloan's Liniment on
hand. At your druggist's you can get one that
lasts a long time for 35 cents. Use it for: ,
t .2
' 'Don't have those worries that almost
any baby's mother can easily avoid
having! Castona, an oltl-tashionea
but time-honored preparation sooa
ends those cross or trettul spells.
simple, safe, but works like magic.
The heloful influence of Castoria
makes itself felt throughout
baby's tiny systtm.. It helps make -pale
babies rosy-cheeked, and :.:
seems to give strength and life to ?
frail, sickly babies. It regulates
baby's little bowels- relieves colic
constipation, diarrhea, ! .
gives him good appetite
and digestion. And how
it relieves congestion
baby catches, coldl.
give bab paregoric or
and no harm is done. liven ycabiui un .au
compete witb Castoria ; and Castoria is vastly better for a
baby's system. Castoria is purely vegetable, harmless, pleasant-tasting.
You can use it as often as baby is "upset" or
fretful. Only one thing to be careful about see that you .
get the genuine the' bottle which bears Fletcher's name.
It isn't expensive. Doctors have recommended Fletcher's
Castoria for over fifty years and millions of mothers swear
by it. With each bottle you get "Care and Feeding of
Babies," the book any mother, pr prospectjy.e mother; will
find worth its weight in gold.
when a
Never
any other opiate.
i are just as soothing,
Rheumatism
Sciatica
Lumbago
' Neuralgia
Lame muscles
Stiff tieck
Colds and L
congestions '
Sprains and bruises
The farm housewife has learntd that she can ease
A doctor whose practice fakes in numbers of men and
women who work hard under alt kinds of trying con
ditions, says of Sloan's: "People whose work exposes
them to strain or to damp and cold usually suffer from
a good deal of muscular' soreness. We find that
Shan's gives them quick, positive relief. "
SLOAN'S
Endorsed universally by those
who do the world's hard work
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
11 18 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs
now you will have dry wood
when your present supply is con
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HWAY MOTOR COMPANY
NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION
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An invitation is extended to the motoring public and especially to
Packard, Nash and GMC Truck owners to come in and inspect the
new home of the Highway Motor Co. .
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N. A. Mead,, who is in charge of the service department, will be glad
to give the car owners any assistance in checking over their car and
especially to be of service to Packard, Nash and GMC truck owners.
A CARLOAD OF 1928 MODEL NASH CARS JUST UNLOADED. SEE THEM QN OUR SALES FLOOR
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