Medford mail tribune., April 28, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

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RECORD PRIGE FOR jWITH THE Al G. BARNES CIRCUS. MEDFORD MAY 2IFRU1T JUICES FOR
WlXiXIPEC Man., April 2S. An
nouncement was made at the Winni
peg Grain exchange today that no
trading In futures would be permit
ted In the pit hereafter without se
curing the sanction of a censoring
committee.
Ohlrngo .Market Kuksni.
CHICAGO, April 2 8 Liquidating
sales became general as the result of
the Winnipeg news and wore In
creased by word that In Omaha no
more trades in May wheat would be
cleared except the closing out of old
contracts. Fifteen minutes before
the c'oso here, nearly all gains for
the da.' had been wiped out and July
wheat was back to $2.25 , with May
at $2.09. Before the day ended tho
collapse of prices here was extended
to 1514 to 220 for July. The close
y.was wild at a range varying from 2 V4
net loss to 7c advance as compared
with 24 hours before, last quotations
being 2.74 to 2.74 for May and
2.25 to 2. 2G for July.
Wheat HlKher in Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 28.
Wheat, higher; no trading. Spot bids
3 to 4c up. Bluestom, $2.70; forty
fold, $2.C5; club, $2.65; red Russian
$2.60.
Barley, higher, Xo. 1 feed, $53.25.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 14,
barley, 1; flour 3, oats 1, hay 1..
Poi'tlmid Livcstork.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 2 8. Hogs
steady; receipts, 253. Bulk of pack
ing grades, $15.55 015.60; heavy
packing, $15.05 15.80; light pack
ing, $15.55 15.80; rough heavies.
$14.2515; pigs and skips, $13.75
14.25; stock hogs, $12.25 13.50.
Cattle, steady; receipts, 3. Steers,
prime light, $10 10.50; prime
heavy, $0.55 10.25; good, $9.75
10; cows, choice, $S8.75; medium
to good, $7.758.25; ordinary to
fair, $6.75 7.50; heifers, $S.259;
bulls, $3.50 8; calves, $8 010.
Sheep, firm; receipts, none. Lambs,
east of mountains $13 13.50; lambs
valley $1 2.75 1 3.23; lambs, shorn,
$11)11.50; prima wethers, $11.50
12; choice ewes, $10 10.75; heavy
ewes, $9 10,
Portland Butter.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 28. But
ter, weak, but unchanged today.
0001 HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson CoiiDty Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir 8u.
MiiiThiKe License.
Leo Sutton and Llla Lytic.
Ralph Stanley and Blanche Miller.
Circuit.
Mary E. Bullock vs. Glen Fabrlck,
et al. Confirmation.
Bull NJckcll vs. R. II. Bradshaw ot
al. Motion.
Ethan Allen Hlldrcth vs. Dessa
Maggie Ilildroth. Default.
T. B .Lcmsdcn vs. Sterling Mining
Co. Demurrer.
V.hirn P. Koblson Nelson vs. C. C.
Nelson, affidavit of publication; affi
davit of mailing.
Bruce Locke vs. K. B. Crouch ct al.
Plaintiffs brief on Demurrer to Answer.
I-i-nbmo irMirt.
Arthur P. Stover Est. Confirma
tion of sale.
Vincent W. Blakely Est. Order
appointing guardian.
O. C. Hover Est. Inventory and
appraisement.
Transfers.
Georgo M. Jtobison et ux to
Alice M. Turner, lot in Smith
tract, Ashland 10
Alice M. Tumor ct vir. to Geo.
" M. Roblson et ux. lot In
Smith tract. Ashland 10
Elmer K. Bnglry to W. .1.
Mooro. Power of attorney.
Annlo L. Tanner to Thomas
Femple, lot 4. Ijlk 1, Carlton
add. Modford 450
Ralph G. JenniiiKs, sheriff, to
J. L. Wilson, land In T. 3v,
R. 2 W 2325
J. L. Wilson et ux to Sam L.
Jones, land in T. 3S, It. 2 W. 1
Ralph G. Jennings to Delia
Numin, land In T. 3 7, R. 2
W ISO
Dora B. Cress to B. E. Smith
et ux, lot In Carter add. Ash
land 10
Charles M. Chapman to II. K.
Smith ot ux, tend In T. 3S,
R. 1 W 300
Harry lloiksworth to Mnlilc
Hocksworth. one-half Inter
est in quartz claims In T. 40
R. 3 W 1
William M. Morris ot ux to Wil
liam A. Morris, land in T. 36
The record price of the season, so
far us is known, for Newtown ap
ples is $2.53 u box.
The Iiogue liiver Fruit niid Pro
duce association received account
sales on Saturday on u late car of I
I'lincy or Ifed Triangle Xewtowus,
showing an average of fi..').'! per box
f. o. b. Jlcdford, all selling charges
out.
PUNY PARASITES AND
SLACKERS DENOUNCED
HELENA, Mont., April 27. Gov-1
ernor Sam V. Stewart, commenting I
today on a report by Labor Commis-!
sloner W. J. Swindlehurst, suggested
that If loafers around saloons and
pool halls In the state cannot be in
duced by motives of manhood and
patriotism to enlist, then police offi
cers have a remedy to draft them
This Is tho famous quartet of Arabian stallion with tho Al. (i. Barnes
circus, to be seen in Merlfoi-d May i!. Thoso bountiful, educated horses will
into pcrvlco by convicting them as i lo seen carrying many species of wild animals on tlielr backs. Their clov-
Vnui-Hnla.
laKtcoa-i; a snri i.il charr.l.
Al G. Barnes, the owner of the big
wild west nuium! circus which will
exhibit here on Wednesday, is con
sidered by the fruit exchanges in Cal
ifornia (where tho show has winter
quarters) us being the largest single
consumer of fruit juices in tho west.
Fruit juices hnvo been adopted as
animal "Mullen's Food" for their
htijro animal circus and Mr. Barnes
is most enthusiastic over the intro
duction and substitution of fruit juic
es on I ho menagerie menu.
During the t'rniuing period, from
December to March, when the circus
was in winter quarters nt Venice,
California, 117,11'Jli gallons of fruit
juices were cousumcd by the nnimnls
of the Barnes' aggregation, both her
baceous nnd carnivcrous.
Louis Roth, the chief trainer, had
been experimenting; for the past eight
years to find a substitute for the
distasteful laxatives which it was nec
essary formerly to give the animals
during tho I n in iiur period. After
trying everything in the regular ani
mal medicine chest, linth hit UKn
tho plan of fruit juices, which lie
found to contain ndmirable nutri
ment, as well as laxative qualities.
Since then ho has made u table
which is pasted in each cage, stating
the kind and amount of fruit juice
necessary fur the good health of a
givenitype of animal.
I'pon liis arrival ill Bedford, Mr.
liolh will sample Die fruit products
here to ascertain if they have any
added nutriment value.
S. P. Freight Handlers Strike.
SAX FliAXCISCO, April 28. Ap
proximately 450 freight handlers for
tho Southern Pacific company walk
ed out here today' following the re
jection of their demands fur n 20 per
cent increase in wages and time and
a half for overtime. Company of
ficials said the men are unorganized.
German-Swiss Frontier Closed.
ZURICH, Switzerland, April 2 8.
The German-Swiss frontier has beon
strictly closed to all travelers and
postal service. No German newspa
pers hnvo arrived since Wednesday.
ThlB Is usually the proludo to an im
portant military move.
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Bevo that has won this success. That
. something is not the shape of the bottle or
the beauty of the label but the goodness of
the contents of the bottle.
We anticipate some beverages will be offered
in a way to make the appearance of the pack
age look as much like the Bevo bottle as
possible. The intention is obvious.
But you don't taste the shape of a bottle it's
the flavor of the contents of the bottle that
you must depend upon for enjoyment.
Then beware of impersonators don't be
satisfied to try to identify Bevo by the shape
of the bottle alone
There are these certain identification marks that are your protection against imitations. Not just imitations of the product,
remember but those more insinuating imitations which try to deceive you by putting an old failure into a bottle similar
to a new success. So look for these unmistakable marks o the genuine Bevo demand that the bottle be opened in front
of you, then
We make a prediction watch for its fulfil
ment. For some years, various and sundry
concerns have been making beverages which
are grouped under the- general description of
"near-beer."
Now comes Bevo a cereal beverage, not a
"near-beer," nor do we seek its sale on any
basis of being an evasion of the law or of
being a substitute for anything. It is offered
purely for what it is a delightful, wholesome
and nutritious drink.
Bevo met with instant and complete success.
A whirlwind success.
Surely there must be something special about
Look for the Seal
Sec that it is unbroken co verinrf the Crown Tod.
Look at the Crown Top, and see that it bears the Fox
Be sure the Bottle bears this Label
Have you tasted Ecvo? .Thon you know that nothing can satisfactorily take its place
It you.Uaven t tasted it you should loam what it is and all that it offers you.
Bevo is an all-year-'round drink. You caniiot enjoy Dutch lunches, Welsh rarebits,
oysters, cla.r.a, lo'xrfcrs, sausage, cheese, end manyoher such delicious edibles without
partaking of a liuie Ecvo. Give it a trial and use if this prediction is not true.
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Bevo is a pure rjrin!:: h s';ri;t!y :-.on-;r.to::icat-ing.
This rr.c-r.r, i:-.-ro th.:n i'-.ct it contains
pure and harmless i.-.;;rcdicr.ts it means that
though you might clcii b c.'rcid cf possible
genns in miik or wat-.r, Uivo, bcin:; a pasteurized
product in stcrilizcj !;otti".., is absolutely free
from bacteria.
Bevo is a nutritive Lev t';c fine ccrcala
from which it is made : it ih'.s quality.
Bevo is a delightful and reCrcsUn soft drink :
unlike any you have ever tasted indeed a
Triumph in 3oft Drinks.
You should hear t!:c comments of people who
have tasted and who know Bevo, They all
men, women and children have a ood word
to say about Ecvo's gocd qualities. We feel that
we can say this with assurance, not only becauso
of trie wondeiful sale we have had on Bevo but
because of letters on letters received, congratulat
ing us on the product.
Ycu can't gci these pood qualities in anything
but Ucvj derr.cnd the genuine.
You will find Ecvo at inns, cafeterias, restau
rants, groceries, department and drug Btore3,
soda fountains, dining cars, steamships, canteens,
soldiers' homes, navy, and other places where re
freshing beverages arc sold. Your grocer will
supply you by the case.
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Is your motor loose In the frame?
Docs your body bolts need tighten
ing? Are your brakes working In good
shapo?
Are your lights and starter working
properly?
Have, you a knock In your motor?
Are all your cylinders firing?
Have you had the carbon removed?
Is your steering gear safe?
Does your carburetor need adjusting?
Are your storage batteries in good
shape?
Have you changed the oil in your
crank case?
These and many other things should
bo looked after by
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Before using your care tho coming
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Presbyterian Church
Sunday Evening
At 7:30.
By Choral Orchestra
Andrews Chorus Choir
Solos, etc.
Sec church notice for full
program.
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203 East Main Street,
Mcdford
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