PAOE TWO
ftfEDFORD MATL 1 TRTBUNT!, frEDFORD, OT?EfiOC, THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1928.
Chained To Chair By Rheumatic : Pain-Little
AGrecn Capsule Frees ; Hfm - From Agony
x Often in 5 Days Even Tender
ness Is Gone, Says Druggist .
.Mi'n mid women who were bent
nearly double whose JointH were
swollen und inflamed whoxi ver'
BXlstenco ivns Just one 'continuous
torturing ti lit 1 have watched with
wonder their rei urn u 1 physical
fllneuM and felt the kIoiIouh relii f
of u body free from nchen mid
palm vfmply by putting tb'ir fahh
In the ''little Kieen capsule" known
from ttojist to roast a Allenrhu
Number
I These little f: re' n capsule pu
'lifter Oie Hweltim.' ami the pain in
j tho iiht way 1 he knock -out way.
; Urn little capsule an hour for the
'first la hour;;; tlo-n continue as
'directed until every little (Willie
'and every bit of it'iob-mess in none.
Just ask for Allenrhu Number t
, t h ub:jtltut i'H and imitations may
; be offered but remember. It's "the
little u-reen capsule" that is lurn
i iim the trick and briliKinp Joy to
: thousands of rlieuniatic huffciei'H,
Ha insist on Allenrhu No. 2.
Heath's Diutf Store or any rep
j utable drunist in America will be
' clad
FIRE PREVENTION
mm.
mm
G7here arc six differ'
J ent pen points to
. 1 select from each identi
fied by a different color band.
Ask a Waterman dealer to
show you all six pens; try each
and buy the one that suits you
perfectly.
The holder is made of colorful, yet
stainless, ripple rubber and has large
. ink capacity.
Examine a Waterman's No. 7 today. The
sooner you make your selection, the sooner
you will enjoy perfect pen satisfaction.
Use Waterman's ink in Waterman's pens. ,
Pens for Easter
-. Every merchant who sells Waterman's has models
especially suited for Kifts. There arc beautiful ebony.
. black and silver- and gold-mounted styles that will
appeal to you. Prices range from $5.00 tq $50.00.
i : A fountain pen makes a splendid
1 ( Easter gift "1 ';
Weierm&rfs
I WASHINGTON', .Mur. 2'J. (P)
'The city of l'liiladi'lphiu wan unlay
jiiwunli'd the muntl prize ill tho
! 117 fire watiio prevention content
i conducted by the Chamber of Com
merce of the I nlted Btaten uml the
National Kite Waste Council.
Uivh'.cd Into five population
poupH, the wiiiium showed tiie
bi'Bt fire prevention recordM In
their classes, with Philadelphia hav
illK the besi record of all. HeportH
were received from lili cltieH.
On u per capita baala, tho fire
loan In IH27 wax $L'.70 compared
with JJ.07 In IMG nnd :!.77 In PJ25.
A Kiiin In fire department effi
ciency and improvement in building
eoiiHtructluu and In liousekeepinK
methods was indicated by a 14..'!5
per cent reduction In tho number
of fires in which the damage ex
ceeded SI 000.
A decrease in tho number of
deaths by fire was also ahown. The
percentage decrease in the number
of persons killed as compared with
the preceUiiiK five-year advance
was lii.ti.
The following tabulation Kives
the 1H27 winners, and other cities
given honorable mention because
of excellent records:
Class one. population 5V0.0U0 or
more: Winner. Philadelphia. Hon
or cities, in order: Detroit, Mich.;
.Milwaukee. Wis.; Pittsburgh, Pa.
Class two, population loo.ooo to
nou.noo. Winner. Oranil Rapids,
Hid-. Honor cities In order: In
dianapolis, hid.: Heading. Pa.;
New Oilcans, l.a.; Senttlo, Wash.;
Rochester. N. Y.; Portland. Ore.;
HI Paso. Fort Worth, Texas; -Memphis,
Tenn.; Spokane, Wash.
Class three, population fxl.000 to
loo.ooo. Winner, Greensboro, N.
C. Honor cities In order: Pasa
dena, Cal.; ICuntin'iton, W. Va.;
New I.ritnin, Conn.; Johnstown,
Pa.: Uavenwort, la.; Kaat Orange.
N. J.; Columbia, S. C; Mndlson,
Wis.: Iloauniont, Tex.; Cliclsoa,
Miish.
Class rour. population 20.000 to
6000ti. Winner, Durham, N. C.
Honor cities In order: Richmond,
Cal.; Uninntown, Pa.; Yakima,
Wash.; Owensboro, Ky.: Knrgo, N.
1).; Mansfield. Ohio: Rocky Mount,
N. C; AHheville, N. C; Unaln,
Ohio; llatlle creek. Mich.
Class five, population under -0.-000.
Winner, Kroinont. Mich. Hon
or cities In order: llhickwoll, Okla.;
Porryton; Tox.; .St. Marys. Oh'i:
tieeansido, Cal.; Utconla, N. If.;
Pilieavllle. Ky.;1 Heilondo ,i lleaeh,
Cal.; Pekln, 111; Weston, W. Va.
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222 JaL
East fVJy'
Main tir-d-
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Phone
1148
' . PERHAPS ITS EYES'
Let Me Examine Them
dr. jud rickert
OPTOMETRIST
222 East Main Phone 1148
Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs
We have a choice stork of home-grown Dahlia and (.ilndinla
bulbs for sale at reasonable prices. These bulbs lira all our own
raising nnd lire pi Ize-w inning slock. Send for list of varieties
and prices.
- Hosier's Flower Gardens
ASHLAND, OREGON
- - Phone 341-L
A
That payment
is due
next week"
Deposit regularly
to provide for
. O
Insurance premiums
I Installment payments
Taxes
Interest on Mortgage
Club Dues
Doctor's Bills
Reducing Old Debts
Vacation Money
All Special Needs
N easy, methodical way of
arranging for insurance pre
miums, taxes and similar
obligations is to anticipate
payments by regular deposits
in a bank account.
Estimate the total amouai
needed for the year, ana
deposit in equal weekly or
monthly installments.
First National Bank
Medforrl, Oregon
NE L
BY SEVERE GALE
IIAMHINNKI A 1 K U It O M K. 1
nntl.lN, M h re h L".i. (tV)- TIip
.lunkors in u n o i I h n v liiotnon.
IiisIhmI t-i the eiifth with vnv '
uml ltn wheels blncknl hy einptv )
KiiMnlttie cans, rtnlii'il in an Irihh
nalc t o (I a y hiNtfutl vt .soaritiK
ki'thvh the Atlantic.
Wc MtlHT rnmllttoiisi hrre were
aliuoM as lunl uh Ihuw ri'initMl ;
from ltu mhldlf of the AUanth
anil Hit AmerU-an coast. Itaron
KlnonlriiM tiuntliiT von Jluene
fvU. hiukcr 'f the tians-Atlantif
flight, hoped to Ki't off at dawn.
His pilots, t'aptain Herman Koeh!
ami Arthur Splmller, were against
any attempt to take off, and the
Irish air forre auUioritien said it
would he siilrtdu t attempt to
Mart anainxt siieh eomlltions with
even worse prospects as the fltnh:
proyiessetl. The fhMht waH then
poMpom-d to tomorrnw at the
earliest.
A steam roller lilinheied lip
diwij tlie loin: stieteh of unuind
lifyt.ml tlie wooden runway, iron
iin; out the mkSV totind no that
the fle-tnn plane would not fthk
in the ruts.
The filers had hreakf.tsi at I
with the tJerman consul Keiyrnl
aiitl olh'M menihers ot the ier
inan romnuinity In iMildln and
made their trip to the alrdunn"
despite trie weather. MUh weather
experts l-elieve that the Atlantic
went her is llkelv to delay tli
fliKht for several days at least
unless liaroii von Hnenefeld tn
lms hpon startinv;.
(Rtporttd ByJMUotii Dognt Abttraet Co,
aiith St(Ht And Cwitrs AvminiJ
C'irctilL i'uurt.
Aledford KurnlttfJ' Jlciw. C .
va. II. J. Wlly. IJ4n.
.Medford vs. KrantMS K. Howard
vl at. Ueeree.
.Medfonl National Itunli vh. II. A.
If lam-hard. J MsmiKsed.
lOliner White to tUnyG Mar
reiter, AsslKnment of
Ja k ) lcnta(l to Ce 'jit,-e Miir
Kl'Pi'rr. Arsj;niiunt of l&'li.
Alrn. GeurKP .MurKielter to 'Joo.
MaiKroller. AHintnent tf lien.
t'. F, IteevpH to (inni t' Mnv-Ki-eiter.
Anslt;nment of li an.
t'arl I.. Marc re iter to . ;e(.rt;e
MaiKivlter. AMsit;ntnent o ? Ken.
Frank L. Owen to f Jeor; ;e ,M u -irr-iier.
Assignment of lie n.
Henry Slotik to GeorK1 Slar
Kreitor. Assifrnmcnt of lien.
I. A. I la nuen to Ueorp Mar
Kreiter. AHslKiirnent of R-on.
Clara K. North to Cq'c M;ur
preiter. Asit;nment of lien.
Mary II. Iirln vh. Jcsejdi I!.
Liirpin ot al. Uert. of levy.
Htatf JndiMMriitl Accident Com-
mission vh. I'.ert A. TUjsh and Krnest
F. Itoss. For money.
M. L. Hadley ft al vs. Donna I
Dunlap r-t al. To ciulct title. !
Mabel DouKlns vs. John V. Doc- !
las. Divorce. !
Ituth Lee Jeshko vh. Hans F. j
Jeschke, Divorce. '
Georpe Maryrelter vs. Federal j
Mining Company et ul. I.len fore-j
closure. j
Viva iteedlo v. Jesse- needle. Di-j
vorce. ' j
lilanchc Miles vs. Claude Miles. I
For money.
A. T. McIIvain Vs. .Deserted j
Treasure Minim? Corporation. Tax
foreclosure.
1'Ierre-AIIen Motor Co.. vs. Sam
Allen. Chattel lien.
A. K. Crance vs. Uuel Varner. I
Chattel lien. I
Jese Miller v.m. John J!aminhire!
et al. Cost hill. , j
Medford vs. Frances K. Jloward
et al. J)efaiilt and decree.
Florence N. May vs. A. S. May.,
Divorce.
M. F. llanley et al vs. Public
Water Company. Injunction.
F.ale Point 1 rrlKnt Ion Dist . vs.
Itiley H. Sears et nl. Tax fore
closure. Feilornl Land Hank of Spokane
vs. Charles C. Gilchrist et al. De
cree. Federal Land Hank of Spokane
vs. Mary A. Hildreth et al. De
cree. W. AW Pfremmer vs. Don Ntv
ooinb. Chattel Urn.
D. F. Kay vs. Johji JJeiKlund.
Chattel lien.
Thomas McGirt vs. J. T. Itrewrr
et tlx. Notice of appeal.
K. L. Childers et al vs. Manic
Peil et al'. To quint title.
Stale l.a ml Hoard vs. Ira New
man i't nl. Foreclosure,
Helen I. Iioswcll vs. . Harry J.
IJoswell, Jr. Divorce.
iioy Spencer et nl. va., City- ot
M''dford. Injunction.
I.. P. Ohler in Kxehano Tire
f'" v l!"v KnltKen. Chattel lien.
KaKle Point Irrijr. Dist. vs. J. S.
yestal t-t ux. Tax foreclosure.
Jas. S. Ki-mick i'ij. vs. M.
Tucker. For money.
S. H. Hawk vs. Puul Amlerson.
Lien.
A. C. IturKCss vs. Federal Min
im: Co. Lien.
Medford National Jtank vs. D. A.
Newcomh et al. Judgment. Cost
hill.
Pine Luirib"!- Co. vs. Caroline C.
Harkdull. Lieu.
llliii r i:. Cooper vs. Paul J.
Lnndi.u et al. Judgment.
James M. Gray vs. Itoue Illver
Co. (a corporation). For money.
Wallace Woods vs. A. W. Wal
ker. CosL bill.
Claycomh Motor f Co. vs. Sarah
Healer. Chattel lien.
L. P. Older as Lxchani;e Tire
Co. vs. Hud; McCalham. Chattel
lien.
Delroy Gcu-hell vs. A. W. Valker
et al. Notice of appeal.
George W. Coffee vs. W. C. Mae
Rea. Appeal from justice court.
M eri rorl Nat lona 1 i !a n k vs. 1 i.
A. Hhtn hard e. nl. For money.
KK.vptlan Laquer MfK. Co, vs. J.
P. Heddy. For money.
L(,'ir i'oint Irri. Co. vs. Marie
Ottertl:.hl vt al. Tax foreclosure.
Kuple Point h'rlfr. Co. vs. Luke
Itynn et al. Tax- foreclosure.
Kak'le Point Irrii:. Co. vs. Ida
J. Watkins ei nl. Tax foreclosure.
KaKle Point IitIk. Dist. vs. Vic
tor Hell et al. Tax foreclosure.
V. L. Thomas vs. M. I-;, DauKh
erty et al. Decree.
Sarah Covins vs. William Cok
Klns. Decree.
L. Prescott vs. W. C. Haldwin
et ux. For money,
Kdith Miller vs. Alva Sherrell cl
ux. For money.
Kaie I'nint Irrln. Dist. vs. Laura
'. Kdwards et al. Tax foreclosure.
IM Feert vs. Alva 11. Sherrell.
Lien.
Pacifif Coast Glass Co. vs. Nat
ural Llthia Spriims Co. Judgment.
Minnie Parker vs. Sumner Par
ker. Decree.
Flremans Fund Insurance Co. vs.
A. W. Walker et ul. Nut ice of ap
peal. H. O. Frobnch vs. J. I. Gove et
al. Foredusure.
Southern Oregon Credit Hureuu
vs. Charles V. Herman. For money.
Jackson County vs. A. A. Davi
et al. 1 1 i: 3 Tax foreclosure.
J. "W. Pair as Motor Inn Garage
vs. A. C. Cornelius. Chattel lien.
Allison Moulton vs. W. F. LoiiK
wilt. T recover personal prop
erty. Alht-on Moulton vs. J. J. Ossen
b: tii-'(;e. To recover personal prop
erty. V. W. McDonald files discharge
of assumed business name of Med
ford Tobacco Co.
Max GeHauiM assumes the bui
nevs name of Medford Tobacco Co.
Charles A. Winn. Kli:'.abeth S.
WhiK and Pearl H. fthoad-i ineir
porateaas "Charles A. Wins Agency
Inc." "
Val J. Fisher. Fred W. Schcffel.
iKabeil Fischer and LuHte Scheffel
incorporate as " Sixth Street Super
Service Station.'
F. L. TouWUe reKlstevs the farm
name of "Westmont."
1. L. Touvelle registers the farm
name of "(tnk Corners."
t H. Bowman asuines the busi
ness name of "Ash land Cash and
Carry Grocery."
Pii dm tc ftiurt.
Kstate of Joseph M. Rader. In
ventory and appraisement.
Kstate of Merle K. Liwie. In
ventory and appralscinQ t.
s Kstate of Harriett, lievinKion ta
minor). Admitted to probate.
Kslute of P. 11. Daily (due.) Ad
mitted to probate,
Kstate of Joseph M. Ua ler. Or
der. Kstate of Harbara Ueleher tdec.)
Admitted to probate.
Kstate of Klmer L. Tb-rtelson
Inventory and appraisement.
Kstate of Harbara Helcher. In
ventory and appraisement.
Kstate of John H. Hensi-lman
(dec.) Admitted to probate.
Kstate of Kliza Jane IiiKin
(dec.) Admitted to probate.
lis one of the most reliable in
:BOUtherno"'e'on' und Kua,'arU,'"!i
' iis work.
I The brand of Pass-Ruder
'paints, whose quality, durability
and liwtfcr are well known, wore
used byPhe Jlall Paint cu.npany
the Intel iT.r and exterior of
MtiUins' new store. Mr. Hall per
sonally supervises and nuantntees
all his work, and the Job on this
nuiv store is another evidence of
i ability.
Uie inimense Htock of linoleum
cuirlcd by the MO"'''l Furni
ture and Hardware company k"v
i Mr. Jacobs a wide selection n
,.t now store, and
I oe i join ,i in. tin
(th nnltern used Is a beautiful
'and nppropriato one. T!
also supplied the hardware fl
.Mtiinns.
The artistic work of
Cleveland, exclusive decoratur
plainly evident in tin; decorutj,
,b ml lacknrounds of the wimW
for Mullins', as well as i0 t
window cards.O Mr, Clvt?lanj i
a studio ut 132 North From, (j.
nil kinds of store and wind.,
decorating, card and aiun wriur
One ot the noticed hie uuts
decorations of Mullins' s
.bricht colored, neat nwninu mk
I ami eroded Jy thQ "Medio rd t,
Awnint,' compuny, uniier
iMial supervision of tho
-i 1.' 1.' ltni'L- TKI. . .
:tMm: ..71 . . 30,1 4
niutit? irom uie jm Biriiied tJ
'His Mi ni iasi i i"'" in..,.
3IarriiiKf UiH'iisi's.
Clarence Albin Fuller and Luvicy
Rea.
George Adam Fletcher and Helen
Cole.
Win. Lloyd Stott and Modeska
Ruth Carr. ,
Kstol Thac!;er nnd Iola Sweet. .
John H. Cashin and Ruth, Mur
ray Smith.
Charles Noble nnd Helen May
nrcediiiK-
Alfred P. Kcyser and Ida Haldon.
I-Mwiu J. lioothby and Addic L.
Green.
ViiKil D. Jackson and Marie Hull
Malmnren.
William C. Hrown und Martha
P.ull.
Charles T. Cleveland and Mrs.
Opal Rodfcfis.
Louis Arthur Horse and Opal
Pierce.
Kenneth Irwin Padclford and
Vivian Uidseway.
. , William C. Winship and Ada W.
MiiNair
. Waiter J. (Laue and Jean Baxter.
REMODELING OF
MEDFORD RUMS.
Medford people are proud of
the fact that they have skilled
workmen in all lines, who are
properly equipped to make and
tlo alt kinds of work and carry
t he best materials, thereby insur
ins all who build of lilsh clas
workmanship and modern fix
tures. This is demonstrated auraln in
the remodelins of the build ins
for Mullins' store.
It t-t nece'sary tha: every mod
ern store be equipped with elec
tric? fixtures that are up-to-date
and " in selectins "the M e d f fl r d
Klectric Company to do this work,
as well as the wirlns, Mr. Jacobs
made a wise choice. This firm
L I N O LEUM
Furnished and laid to
specifications and all ,
HARDWARE
; . - i . ;
Used on the construction work
of the home of Mullins was
supplied by the
Medford Furniture &
Hardware Co.
A Reliable Place to Trade
Corner Sixth and Bartlett
Phone 35-J
CHICAGO. Mar. Cfl. Anna ;
Fayne Plebe, a CnHfointa Golstein
Frtesiau cow is the new champion
of the Putted States in butterfat (
production as a senior two year ohl
diirlnit a period of :HT du s.
She produced T'.d.it.' po;::','N of
bulteif.il. equivalent ti pounds
el hiltt'T, from L':t.-0S,3 pounds of
milk, accowllt to the records of
the a.lvant td ui-ti office of the
H ostein Frieslan association of
Ann-rlci.
Tin' amount of butter, acct.rdinn
tt p.!a s m.iiket is worth SIKl. ;!."..
A mi. i Tavnc Pb he w as breit b
II o iemnnn of Avui. .wa.
al.d N now ou ni-d bv Mrs F. Sten
gel of San l.oieno. Cal,
" AS! I INC. Mai L" -
The Sinnotl bill to pl o id.- for the
protection hihI le ebipinent of the
1' mitt 11 lit rapiils in the Cohimlda
river wan ordes ril favorablv report -Oil
to the house today by the llil-
' nation committee. i
H. S. Cleveland
Exclusive
Decorator
ARRANGED the DECORATIONS
AND WINDOW DISPLAYS FOR
Mullins New Store
Studio 132 North Front St., Medford
WE JOIN
j
with the people of Medford and
Southern Oregon and the business
men of Medford in welcoming
Mullins
New Store to Medford
We furnished the electrical' fixtures
and did the wiring for this store.
Medford Electric Co.
33 N. Central " Phone 90
Bas
5-Hueter
famous line of
.
Paints
MmII
Used in the New; Store of
ins
There is a lustre and durability in
Bass-Hueter Paints that distin
guish them wherever used.
Hall Paint Co.
407 East Main Phone 937-R -
Interior Decorating and House .-Painting and
Dealers in Decorative Wall Papers
F. F. BURK
Made and installed the new
AWNING
decorating the front of Mullins' store
from the new
O
Otis Striped Awning
of Sun-Fasj, Colors
We sell Armings, Camp Supplies
Closed Car beat Covers, and Kepsf
Auto Tops. I
A MEDFORD INDUSTRY
142 North rQcnt n Phone 145-