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gDF6RD 'itHL i TRIBpIEDFOIlD,. OiEftONT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1020
AKE CREEK HALL
f, FEB. 23
Pollard Recalls Famous Characters
of Trail of '98; Shared Camp With
o Robt. Service and Bunked With Bishop
range.
j i in rt-Kumr iiH-i'iini,' wnun wnum ,
imve neon nri ui j-'iko ereeit on
Thursday evening was postponed
might attend ihe lecture in Md-f "Friends made in the Klondike t Later Ms Pollard built his own
ford wliit h wag F.ivtn by National ! country will stay with ono for-! roadhoune Mind called It "The;
Leeturer .lamnft I'nnncr. jever,,f declared R. II. Pollard, ! Sourdough." Bishop Rove often j
Those Dresorit from i-ake Credit whose reminiscences over his ox-; staved over niirhr ihrn nn hia
who heard thin HpU-ndid nddrons ; porienco on "the trail . of 98 iway through the snowbound coun
ELECTRICITY AIDS
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FOR LIME PLANT
7 -
j ,'. , .mil licorge lirown. sin. l:c JJlad-
jspj.) Another big Cranse dance 1)iaw ,.01h ,...,,.,.
4'M bo given in the Lake Creek Kvr-rybody welcome at the dunce
hall on Saturday. February 23. The February 3.
ripening- danco wrs very well at
tended anrt ail especially nice time
waa .reported.
4 On evening the regular
social nlTt'iing was hold with n
ntuch larger attendance than usual.
ixter the literary Qoirrnm and
tajentlne box. a snort buslnQi
fleeting WQ8 held.
J Mrs. Tom Farlow, who has Q"n
ajulte ifl 'at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, wax reported -slightly Im
proved. ; Mrs. Bnlsy NIeMI also
was said to foe recovering iO'n her
long illness, lioth these members
Risked that appreciation bo express
ed. for tho flowers sent them hy
iho relief committee. Tom Farlow
lso .thanked the Orange for flow
ers which wero sent to him during
i ley. Sir.
were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Char-center around O. few of tho out-; try, ns did other well known
nd Mis. Iiei-d Charley, Islanding characters he met nt tlint:early characters.
time, more than upon tho actual when Dnn KenncdVt now fam.
search for gold. un freighter, .made his big mrike
ltobert Service, tho famous Yu-:ot M(,0.000, he paced tno goM
kon -poet, shared a camp with ! brIck8 , ondi on nlH way
Mr. Pollard one night each of , , ,n0 noat stopped over night
them having landed on thf banks nt thJ sourdough roadhouse. Ho
of a stream at Iho same. time. nd hs mPn p,id thB Bold on
They used tho samo fire, shared , , floor in tQ mioaie ot th0
their supplies, and In tho morn-, holWi spr(,ad blankets over It and
Int.- parted over different trolls, j mckC(1 tneso to lne tioor Tnen
never to sec each other again. lwo men wilh Winchester, guns
"lie was rather young looking ,n tncr hand3, slept on cither side
and slight nt that time, and re- of ,he iie
minucu ono oi a mmuio
ninniHfl nnmn rrt
IKAUIUM HUUnd IU
! "LURE OCEAN FISH
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-
Ra
dium covered hooks' that fish wl'llifnrm boy' mor?, l,h.a" nn:'AlnB
else, IS Air. i-oiiarci s uen.iir"i
beable to see In tho darkness of
tO ocean (hOli will bo used Q
tho first time hy William Ueebe in
nn oceanoej'aplilu expedition to Her
mann on which he will sail on
; .March 13.
j Another in nova (ion planned Is
I the ntlachlng of sounding wires to
I of tho well known poet.,
i "Then there was good old Jack
(Miller, father of O,noy Ann M"'
ler of Seattle, who married the
maharaja of India," recounted
.Mr. Pollard. "I knew Jack to livo
on horse meat up there for two
weeks. JaeH was a groat friend,
and as likeable a man as I've
ever met Just n good nniurcn
sourdough roughneck, with an
Irish heart in him," ho said.
fa Mlllnr nr-rnrritrtf? to Mr.
lraneo for its generosity in send-j n ,nii)ol(ni .-i .isuch Island at Ihe Pollard, was tho daughter ot a
In -her.- Out of eight subordinate ent ,.,,,, of Ku0 imrhor for use French chef, who cooked in a
'runiis in jui-Hsoii eouiiiy, lukc; a base. a
reek Crange was the only ono to j S - t
Jake tho flnaneinl responsibility of, Coqiiillo S ft O Co. will enn--pending
tin lecturer to the confer-; struct new cheese factory on Sixes
rnce. ' Mrs. I.ela Hhapherd. leeiurer river Inmiediately.
-ra wn.cn wero seni 10 n.m '. ,,,, 110(9 , 0,M iUma uhovc to
te recent illness. ,! know when n catch Is made, iln
. '. ,.' , ro" rnculaid he planned a more-iD.rouph
Thursday from tho lecturers' con- comi,lm? of ,hR 00Plln ,6om than
fcrence at Corvallis. reported a very , ,. .,i i. m,i hrr Th
CAjoyahle trip nnd tbaiiked the , .,.,, cnvCiniiient has uln'ccd at
ZD Mr re Proud
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Buflding 9& Loan
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Made It Possible!
'J.' Our convenient homo lona plan enables vou toO-ivo your
. own nome ana pay for it in easy payments just 9ke
rent. Let us tell you more about it.
a
7 Preferred Stock
They reft iso that an inveatineiin this institution is
SAFE, PROFITABLE and AVAILABLE. Owners of
thiSp!tock have just been paid $30,000 in earnings for
the last six months. Invest NOW and let your ijipney
work for you.
restaurant In Valdoa.
"She had her heart set on cap
turing one of tho wealthy injjers,
nnd sho got Jack. Jack TIccl
dentally had mado a striko on one
of jio richest placer gold mines
linlnska. realizing over I8OO.000
'onroflt. Ills money didn't spoil
his dlspocltlon, hut his marriage ho built a raft out of spruce and
-almost did." said Mr. Pollard. mado his way down the river and
i "Yes I met Nancy Ann when .from bank to hank. Finally, two
fl'p'waa n. lllliu girl. Jack was inlles down from the scene of the
s I tan Trading Tost
Ijitcr, Mr. Pollard ran a trading
post, where , ho sold sugar, to
bacco, red flannels and a number
ot other supplies, to the miners.
It was at this time that Jim Mc
carty, a miner who wan said to
have succeeded in locating a cop
per mine worth over (110,000, camo
Into his life. Jim stopped over
at tho trading post and left word
that ho was leaving for V;0-le.a
to get a French expert nd a
packer to nppralso his pioperty.
lit was forgotten until the. next
daywhon tho Frenchman nnd tho
paeffr arrived with.the-news that
MeCnrty had overturned . on his
raft in tho'Tonsina river, nnd was
lost. Thy two companions, after
telling this news, went on to tho
mine. 9
Mr. Pollard took four Indlar.O
and went down to the Tonsina.
There on tho banks or tho river
I very fond oihcr. Sho was a nice,
j friendly little kid," ho added.
' The miner told of Bishop Rowe.
Episcopalian clergyman who trav
lelod alOthrough Alaska wiln his
dog teaOi. and was beloved by
i evervone.
I Uiuikeil With nisiiop
I "One night I was asleep In an
'overcrowded roadhouse, when the
proprietor enmo in nnd nsked nin
if itlahnn Rowo might shnro my
!hcd with me. ns ho had lust ar- -ft It. O
rived from a long distance and Mr. PiOtard. then, after thrgit-
accldont, ho located the body,
washed up on the shore.
He tied thP body to tho raft
nnd lashed the raft to a tree,
leaving the four Indians to guard
it while he went back to get a
box in which Oi bury tho body.
"When ho returned ho discovered
that there was only one Indian
lefr This one cxplaOicd that It
was against their religious beliefs
to touch a body onoo lifo had
every place was crowded.
"I said, 'sureo thing. I never
sle.pt with a preacher before, but
cnlng the one remaining Indian
with his life if he left, lifted the
body into tho box. hitched the
1 don't oblect IU he doesn't." and, latter, attached to a long rope,
l moved oyer and mado room for to tho horn of his saddle, and led
him. lto and I wero nlways good; the horse over, a gravel bar,
!r, lnmln from then on. Ho hnd ! dragging tho box along behind
!nno nf the iost delightful senses to n;high hill, where tho remains
Oif humor, and the . most undor- .of Jim McCarty wero buried until
standing hearts I've ever known winter, -men iney wore siuppeu
In-nuV man." said tho miner. ito Seattle for burial.
CHINESE REUC0F5
300 A. D. FOUND. IN
SEATTLE
of the Keicntiflc world on
tile.
A h infill C'liinoso idol and a
uildha wero turned up hy W.
Kcott, Lake City, whllo excavating
a road near that vltlngn, Tho ltov.
Vlnci'iU II. tlowon, lecturer tin
Oriental literature atothe Unlvcr
ully of Wawhkitfton wan greatly imJ-
pressed and aent photographs of
the idol to the American Museum
of Natural lli:Uory. It wuh learn
d yi-Hterduy that the find has
; heen Meullfied as an Oriental
0 I talisman, tinmlMtakahly ClftnesO.
SKATTLi:, l'ob. L'O.--() A mys- idatitiK hack perhaps as far as 30t
toriuiift find, hovcu fret helnw the;- t
sul-fiu-e of the gi-ound on the out- ' ."'". t;lve.lty of Washington
skirts of the city during excava- " "' """'-''"
tlfuiH for rnad work has turned the 1
j
a ,7
r a
Keep Fit
Tfiis Winter I
To He Well Keeft Your
Kidnck Active
"P0 -ou gee up iKwe winter morn
' ings feflmg Kit? ami chy
bothered ' with rugging' backcli,
drowiy headaytm and diuy spclU?
Are (he kidney exact ioiu too fre
quent, K-tnty or burning?
t'oUi and chilli tncruw the poison
ifhthe blood and brinj eitra work to
tlTc kidneys. Heed tha early warainu
ltH believe that tho circumstances
of the find excludo anjQtrlckory or
Ifi-iiud. It was learned today that
'both institutions are considering
further excavations oir the spot.
i
Many Stars Appear
! in Alaska Picture.
Pi
. Over 19 yes in Medford
, Notjone of our stock- iMJ a
holders has lost a penny. fJaa
W:
"11 I;
7 &
Don't In kidney trouble get a firm
tjholj.
J-or normal kidney acuon to cleanse
your blood of poisoneuj wastes, use
Doan'i hill. lOeri tverywhera en
dorse Uoan f.
50,000 Users Endorse Dotn'i:
Mr. Frnk A. Kllr, 23.1 Wyondns
Av., Bufl.lo. N. Y.,.i..: "WKa 1 tud
o 1 1 ioi to um xtn's PiUa, 1 twina hm
oti4ttul, M kidnm tt uot acdng
luil ttfht. 1 felt tthr tirt tmA ttht tni
out tt orti. 1 Wfn taktaa (Ma'i
nJ thr in wou4ritki tUt. I h4t
s itt deal al tonriJtnci ia Dom'i."
DOAN'S r,s
A .TUMI IAST Ull'KKTIC t KIPNI A S
roilr-H,lbu Ca Ml CNm Dullali.!V
o
I Not since the filming or "The
j ltirth of a Nftion" has tiuch a
jKalaxy ,of screen players beun
asemhlcd for a picture as was
jhroiiKht together Qor tho filming
jof "The Trail J:iS," which Is
I now bcltiB fhown nt the Kialto
j theater.
J Director Clarenco I'.rown has
used GO well known screen artists
Qi the portrayal of tho charac
ters in Hubert V. Service's cele-
hratnd story of the maddest Kohl j
ush tho world has ever known--!
tho Klondike, in the decllnm);!
lyejirs of the nineteenth century. I
Halph Korhef who has the
leudlnK male romantu role, was
an actor of note on the London mi
staRo beforo coming to America,
whero ho made his film debut ns
tho youngest brother In "Itcau
(leste."
Dolores Del Tllo. wbn hT tho
(a featured feminine role, is re
garded as one of the best artists
of the screen.
Harry Carey, Keen ns th
"heavy." . was a. western star for
more thtm ten yc.-irs. but has re
cently been pl;iylng character
parts.
(By Asll A. Walker)
GOLD HILL. Ore., Feb. 20.
(Special) The Lively Lime Prod
ucts company's works on Kancs
crek near Gold Hill arc now in
full swing. The poles are now
pet, tho line strung-, nnd elec
tricity is now being taken to tho
plant from tho Kanes creek road.
Among the recent developments
Is the installation of two largo!
motors in the plant. ono of the
mot0s is being iiod to run " the
compressor, and t.V other, an ex
ceptionally large one, iQbetng used
io run me new ciccirie noisi. xno
hat has just been Installed and ,
eiriibles tho plant to increase pro-)
ductlon.. , A number of electric;
lights have also been placed ;
around tho plant , bo tho truck
hauling tho rock to Gold HlU
will he nblo to run during the
night phlft. The lime burner was
recently put Into action.
Arthur Hlnklo pOchased a
Ford touring car the first part .
of this week.
C. -W. Martin and Tony Ross!
left for Portland last week. They'
Qpect , to return to this city j
within the next few drfys, I
Mrs. J.-"W. Lively, Jr., loft last'
week for California, where she,
will spend " several days with !
friends and relatives. j
Ted Dole was a business visitor!
to our city 'on Monday evening .
from Foots Creek. q j
if. V. KUohnxin rcturrOT tho
first part of tho week from a
visit of several days with rela
tives and friends in Portland. j
Miss Alice Hudson Is visiting
with her relative In this city,
Mrs. J. W. 8teelman. Miss Hud
son is from Minneapolis, Minn.,
and will return there, after an,
extended visit.
Lawrenco Miller has now en-'
tered the Gold HlU high school. I
He is in tho Junior year and has
just recently moved to this city
from Hosevillc, Calif.
J. V. Hrynn is now being em
ployed at the Lively Lime works.
Wm. Cotton is reported to be
Improving from an accident when
he received bruises from rocks
wfeile working.
Walalco LeCInir is rapidly .im
proving from his recent illness,
an attk of the flu.
' Mrs. Foley is now the wner of
a new 1129 Star-Durant, recently
purchased.
Lawrenco Whltsett returned to
Gold Hill the first part of tls
week rrom Portland
Among the recent visitors from
this city to Medford were Mrs
Cfeorgo . Haminersly, MiP. Merrill
Meniman, Miss Allco Hudson and
Mrs. Ud Shoemaker.
A triple, header basketball game
was played on tho floor of the
Gold Hill gymnasium on last Fri
day evening, February 15. At
that tirno the Gold Hill high
school teams, both boys nnd girls,
met tho phoenix high school boys'
and girls' teams. As an ex tr. fea
ture the Gold Hill town team
played the Grunts Pass town team.
Tho game between tha Phoenix
and Gold Hill girls .proved very
interesting. Phoenix held a slight
lea'V over their opponents during
ha Tlrst half. During tho secoud
half tho Gdld HlU girls steadily
piled up scores.
Tho score finnlly ended Jn favor
of the Gold HlU girls' team, HI
to 10
Tho second game of the eve
ning was that of tho boys. Phoe
nix gained tho lead In the first
quarter and held it through the
remaining part of the game. In
the last luw minutes phoenix
mndo a mini her o f baskets a n d
tho gamo ended in a landslide for
them.
Tho third game was between
tho Gold Hill town team and the
Grants Pass town team.
Tho score at tho half was 11
to It. After a refreshing Inter
mission between tho halves, both
teams, again camo to the floor
with good fighting spirit. Dur
ing tho last qunrter no baskets
were made urn 11 about one minute
left to play. The Gold HlU tear
mado ono shot, nnd0 their oj
ponents wero unable t follow tho
lead. As tho fin:il whistle blew.
lie 'ball wns in the air and went
trough the basket for Gold HlU
to IS
Fuel system of the
new Ford lias been
o
designed foiiliability
and Ions servfee
THE practical value of PorA sim
plicity of design is especially
apparent in the fuel system.
The gasoline tank is built inte
gral with the cowl and is unusually
blurt y Lecuuse it is made of heavy
bheet steel, ternc pkitetl to prevents
rust or corrosion. An additional
factor of strength's the fact that
it Is composed of only two pieces,
instead of three or four, anil is
electrically welded not soldered.
Because of Jie locution of the
tunk, the entire flow of gasoline
is an even, natural flow follow-
o
iug the natural law of gravity. Thiso
is the simplest and most direct way
of supplying gasoline to the car
buretor without variations in pres"
. sure. The gasoline feed pipe of
the new Ford is only 18 inches
long and is easily accessible all
the way.
The gasoline passes from the
tank to tho carburetor llo oug!i0a
filter or sediment bulb mounted
on the steel dash which separates
the gasoline tank from the engine.
The carburetor is specially de
signed and has been built to
deliver many lltonnnmls of miles
of good service. Since all adjust-
mcntg are fixed except the needle '
valve and idler, there is practically
nothing to get out of order.
The choke rod on the dash acts
ns a primer and also as a regulator
of your gasoline mixture. The
new hot-spot manifold insures -complete
vaporization of the gas
oline before it enters theotombus
lion chamber of the engine.
As a matter ol fact, the fuel
system of the new Ford is so
simple in design and so carefully
fliadt that it requires very little
service attention. ,
The filter or sediment bulb
should be cleaned at regular in
tervals and the carburetor screen
- removed and washed in gasoline.
Occasionally the drain plug at the
bottom of the carburetor should
be removed and the carburetor
drained for a few seconds.
Have your "Ford dealer look
after these little details for you
when you have tiie car oiled aud
greased. A periodic checking-up
costs little, but it has a great deal
to do with long life and contin- .
uoiisiy good performance.
Ford Motor Compaot
9
e
making the filial seore 2
In favor of C,Ki lull.
Kit Holt is Improving- rapidly
now, since tho accident ho met
with last week when ho fell from
a trestle Q the Lively Unie works
and suffered several broken ribs.
II. It. Koherts is now tho owner
of a Kord, which ho has recently
bought.
Gas Co. Briquettes
for Orchard Heating
II .. " i
Women's Hose
' 51.00 Pair
Silk from top to tot with
pointed heel .-
N. 11. Warrtalo of the Portland
Clart Coke company Is spending
a few days in the city and southern
Oregon, interviewing the fruit
growers and telling them of the
advantages of using Cnsco brlqu?ts
in orchard heating.
These hriquets nro a coast prod
uct and aro popular with the or
chardlstN using fuel heaters.
Mr. Warditlo will be glad to meet
anyone Interested In orchard heat
ing. He can be found at the Hotel
Mdf..rd.
BOM
I Cal's Truck Hit
sritlNGI-'IKU). Mass.. Feb. DA
W) of a Heel of army trucks
jon route from Washington M
' Northampton, carrying belongings
!of President and Mrs. CoolidKc
was In collision hero today with n
elviliuu automobile. Tho civilian
car was wrecked hut tho driver es-
cniied with n severe head wound.
X&e truck wm not badly damaged.
Mr. MaePowell. Mrs. Mays and
Mrs. Oathriih spen Thursday
afternnon til the school.
.lark lloltman nnd wife have
gone to rhllnouln nnd I.ako View
for'm two weeks visit.
Mrs. Mays called on Mrs. Jones
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. ltiishnell has heen quite sick
the past week. ' 1
There was a social dance given
nt the Hicks place Saturday even
ing, everyone having a jolly time.
Fred l.oos was upon the creek
Wednesday evening.
The community was saddened
Wednesday when It was learned of
the dealh of Harry Height. Words
cannot express tly sorrow we felt
for his bereaved wife.
I'verett Italley has been quite 111
with tho flu.
Oco. Young was out to Medford
for two days this week.
Ins.- Mncpnwell made a trip out
to Talent Thnrsdny.
Ilev. llushnell spent a few days
on W'ngncW'rcck
this week.
Classified tdvcrtlalng ceti result,
LEEDS, Eng., Feb. 2(1. (ip) !
rincess Mary has boon c-lecKi! I ft
....o.mul ui mi; iiiiKsin ie ueeKeen-
t rs' association. Theru is on apiary i
at uer nniiie, iioiusnoro liall. j
SHANGHAI, China, Feb. 20. (,)
-Because bandits In Imprint- China i
use them to roll and terrorize the I
country folk who do not knew that I
they are only toys, the nnltinnlist I
government has forbidden the 'I in- i
portation of toy pistols and air I
guns.
roc
aoxao
MakesLife
Sweeter
Too mneh to eat loo rich a diet.
or too much smoking. Ijots.of things
cause Four stomach, but. one thing
can correct it quickly. Phillips Milk j
of Magnesia will alk'alinico the arid.
Take a spoonful of lhi pleasant I
preparation, and tho system is soon"!
nweetened I
Phillipy always ready to relieve i
distres, lVsin overeating; to check
all acidity; or neutralio nicotine.
Krmcmher thi, for your oh com
fort; for the sake of those around
roil. Endorsed by physicians, but I
be aura to get the 'genuine j
PHILLIPS
M?1k
of Magnesia
Jack and Eds Jingles
WILL TELL YOU WHEKE TO TRADE
Medford Beauty Parlors
eff Building. Phone 191
You owe it Id yourself to look yntlr best;
Wo ran help you iln this, so give, us a test.
Lake Creek
Dahce
Sponged by Lake Creek Grange
0 Saturday, February 23
Could you If you would would you if you could
Step out a nlsht or two? in keep frot feeling Mm
If there is some way that ynu can '
To save a fellow man what makes you hesitate q
Why don't yon make a break-step out nnd have a shako,
I mean shalie a wicked lne-me on, band, let Vr go!
To Lake Creek dance, Yo lin'
We dance from dark to dawn
And fun lead on, fair one. lend on,
To'good old ol.len days and good old friendly ways
At Lnko Creek uance you'll find
Don't lag behind.
Maytag Shop
19 North Bartlett ph0ne 1266
(Continued from last week)
The Maytag Washer'boils the water
That continually moves the clothes In the tub,
'.ivlnj; eacJi article a thorough washing
Tho collars and cuffs y0tt neOr ve in rub.
Join Jack & Ed's Jingle Advetiscrs
m M W mmm attm aailaaaaaaa - .
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