Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

STEDPOTIT) OTOTn TRIKUNK. rTCrFO"RT). OL'KGON. THURSDAY. MAK'crr is. ii-Ji
PXOE THREW
CAN DO WHATEVER CITY'S
REQUIREMENTS DICTATE
The Mail Trihune pn-s.-nts th- ;m.nvor lo ,.. ..roii,! , flV(
Muostions most often in iv;ui..n in tin- (?xj(ilnsion and i-im-kuii I-
zauon 01 uie vnuium'r 01 i oinnn'iri' -- hat t an t ho Ch-unir
merce do?
The first iiuestion aiiswcri'ii in cstcrilay's
be such an urbanization htn Tiic time oili
other pnases 01 im rampaijin ami answers to whi
t'nm-
week, are as to how (he ehani!er wj
Its outlook for permanency.
Answering the second of the five
questions most often asked in rela
tion to the expansion and reorganiza
tion cf the Modford Chamber of ('tun
merte, "what ran the Chamber of
Commerce do," a member of the com
mittee makes I ho statement below.
The first question, answered in the
Mail Tribune Monday, was why there
should 1)0 such an organization here.
The three other questions which cov
er other phases of the campaign next
week, and answers to which will be
made this week, are as to how the
chamber will be financed, who will
run It and its c'atlouk for perma
nency. What can the uMedford Chamber of
Commerce do?
It can do anything upon which the
thought and energy of the community
have been centered as needful to he
done.
AVhat it will do depends entirely
upon the. membership. Every mem
ber will have an equal voice in say
ing what it should do, and the doing
of those things will then become a
matter of uniting the wlu.le chamber
to that end.
Putting the question another way.
suppose it is asked: Who is going to
say what the Chamber of Commerce
shall do? The president? Xo. The
directors No. The committees?
No. The members? Yes.
The manner in which the members
will do this is one of the most Impor
tant features cf the expanded Cham
ber of Commerce a feature on which
is based one of the chief appeals Tor
the support and cooperation of UMi
or more of the businesn and profes
sion was why there should
qtte.-t ii '.is which cover
will l... made t his
E
AT PAGE TONIGHT;
I
THE ELKS TONIGHT
A good serial time is in store for
the Elks tonight. In addition to ilie
exhibition of legordermain by Jay
Gore, at the social session after the
regular lodge meeting, there will be
an added attraction. "Chicken"
Weiss, formerly of "Med ford, and a
former employe of the California
Oregon Power company, famous for
his many imitations of animals ami
things, will entertain for a few min
utes. Veisa has recently been discharged
from the United Ktates navy. During
his service he was leader of the fa
mous Hardware band, which the navy
sent to the front during the war,
where they entertained the troops.
"Don't miss this. It's good." says
the committee in charge of the social
session features.
be financed, who wdl inn it and I
sional men and women of Medfonl.
In a word, it is the rcfennduin.
Two qnestic as will lie asked of every
member immediaf ly alter the week
of the intensive campaign;
1. What. as. a citi.en. do you
think Is the thing of first importance
for the Chamber of Commerce to un
dertake for the good of the city of
Medford?
What, in your opinion, is thei
fir.il thing (but should l:e undertaken
by the Chamber of (.Ymnieive to im
prove conditions and onpurtuuit ies in
your own line of bnsine-s?
In securing answers to these ques
tions, relianco will not be placed on
mail replies. Cioup Meetings and
conference!! will lie held, discussions
invited and other methods followed,
all intended to (.htaiu from every
member a candid and earnesT expres
sion of opinion or suggestions.
It has been the experience in other
cities that the answers to these two
questions, tho coming from 4oo to
.btm Chamber of Commerce members
classify themselves under compara
tively few Important headings. These
subjects, thus broadly defined repre
sent the planks in the platform cf
work of the expanded chamber.
it is clearly seen here that to the
program of work as thus developed,
the whole membership is pledged,
and it is the duty of the officers and
directors and of the special commit
tees when appointed to concentrate
their whole effort to carrying this
program thrcvugh. The program will
cover a period of at least three years
of activity.
A city's good will is its reputation.
heIIeeSaF
e
due of the greatest runs of steel
head ever known Is now on in t he
Rogue river and its tributaries, and
has been in progress fi.r the las! throe
weeks, according to Game Warden
Dailey, but. this information does not
do the fishermen any good now other
than to whet their appetites for the
near approach of the opening of the
fishing season, as the season does w.'l
legally open until April 1st, and War
dens Dailey and Walker are keeping
a sharp lookout for Illegal fishermen.
The run of salmon will not start
until about April 1st, altho reports,
which Mr. Dailey is inclined to disbe
lieve, have reached the city that sev
eral salmon have been seen in the
lower river in the vicinity of Grants
Pass. The river is higher now fol
lowing the recent rains and sih.'ws.
c2ze price of tea and coffee
has been s7ioo1ing up -but that
doesht bother the thousands
who now enjoy
INSTANTPOSTUM
a rich full-hodied and whole
some beverage with distinctive
cotlee-li&e iiavor .but
only one after effect
Satisfaction
At Grocers
tew-
Tho stranger's first im
pression "I "iir city is
gained i'min our hotels.
The Hotel
Holland
Ls doing its part to help
build a greater Med lord
A hotel depends greatly
on the l"eal support it
receives.
The Hotel Holland an.',
Cafe will appn-iate
your patronage.
Management of
Carl Y. Tengwald
1 grC
If Lyi
l.ii-l nielli ;i i.nr'v hi' -i"i'ntv M.i
ntu' with C'ai'Iain Clmrli-. T. ill1""!-..-in
i lia r:i arriv i'il in Mr.lt' ,t,l.
Willi tin- nariv i 1 1 1 - t'a mi i- Man'
Nlaml Malini' liall'l. nutiM In lie tlx
- t mihtaiv lian.l nil til.' .M'M . na-t.
It i-nll-:-.l nl ii! l.ii'.i'- .mil i llliii.r
tin' i-analili' Ii'aili'i-lni. i.f MM -it-i'iiiiI
( linn i n l; Eiam.
Tlh' rriuailiilri' nt' tin' earlv ni;t!'
till nl' eittrl'lllilU'r-i I'ollM-tlll'.; nt' a
uiiarlt'tlr-. a i.i.'nin' munU'ttf. a
.ll'uj-ll rtlllIHl"ui-l. ill'MT-. linjlti--.
ai-rnliat alnl i'ninriian. Al-n ill tho
-lam tlirre ari' v,i ivi'1- nl' nullum
an1-- illusti'atni',' tin.1 lilt' nt' a nia
; ilio at work anil i .hi v. Wlilli: in l.n
Ani:flc srveral luitnlri'il iVi't nf tilia
iv;i tnaile vvlu'n the party viiti'J th"
I'airlialilis Stmliiw. In tins cntilr.'
Dnuulas Knirlintiks. ('hnrlu' ('lia'in.
.lai-k IVinii-cv. Jim Curla il ami Ki.l
Mi't'n- jnini'd t lu' inai'ini' in an lmur
nf iila v anil aiunx'iiu'nt. Cliaiilin ami
l'an lianli utlliln I Ih'Iiim-K rs ill lall'jll
alili' -Hint-.
'I'lic marines will la' lii-ri' tun davs.
'I hi'v nave a lri'ct tiaraili' tmlav at
-:IHI i. in., anil a hand i-nni-crl at
J::ill. While here Iheir -linw will he
1'ilt nil at the theatre alnl it i.-
Iiiipeil that evervnne will avail tl"an-J
-elves nf the niipiirtnnitv tn ee thil
lirst class lierfnnnaneo. The iiifniis
sinn is free anil although it is heini:
ailvertized as a "smnker" the lailies
are inviteil. It is a ejenn slmw anil if
is Imped that the wiimen will turnj
nut tn see it.
Fehruarv 1. this vear. three marine
IMirties wen- started nut hv nrdel's
from the marine corps lieaduuiirters
Vn-liini!tiin, 1). ('.. to tiiur tho Kast
ein. Centnil and Western parts of the
I'llited Stales, simultaneously. The
party to he in Median! was oriiiinizeil
in Mare Island, California. Thev put
mi their first slunv in Oakland, thence
traveled smith tlii'oui;h San r'rnn-
cisco. San Jose. I.ns Aiejele-. Kl Cen
trn, Yuma, and Tucsnn and as far
east as HI I 'asp. Texas.
After leaviim- HI I'nso, thev are on
their way hack tliroii"h Arizona and
niter stoppine; at liakersfield. isalia.
I''resnn. Stockton and Sacratiieiitn
thev leave siinnv Cal. for a lour ;n
the Northwest.
In every city so fur visited the Unv-in-
Marines have hecu well ri'ceived
and the party has proved an tiiuillali
fied success.
The purp.ise of the pa rl v is to al
low the luihlic to im.;o what sort of
men the itrand old corps has in ii.-.
ranks.
The marine corps is doilc its hcsl
uri t men ul the cl ise of their
enlistments whn are inialilied to meet
liles hattles with m ess. If th,. pull
lie niidcrslands this thev will mil dis
courage vminit men from enlerimt Hie
service. The "li'.ivim.- Marini's" are
endeavoriii'j In emphasize this' iminl.
U.OFCSIll
SAX FHAN'CISCO, M,,r. 17.--The
resit;nalion of Ix'alph I'. Merrill as
seeretnrv nf the board of reitenls of
the I'niversitv (,f California and con
troller of the university, in order
that he tnitihl direct a cnmpaiL'ii in
California for llerhcrt C. llno-er as
a candidate for president of the
I'llited State.-, was proi'llted to the
regents here today.
The particular poopic are all pleas
ed with the Fcrvi. e wo are rendering
We call for and deliver all Roods
proininly and our plant is up to date
in every way. If not a customer now
! try our service.
i Pantorium
STRIKERS WIN 0U1
TACOMA. Miir. 17. TIm- l.Vl slrik
i n lt slinlcnli of ill' liitih s-lni') :il
I lirliiili, tin-; it It rl'lim ill w uti liifii
fiinlj'iitiiui Mini will p-turti tu -!m'ii
t'UMfirroU" iiioi'iiiii'r.
The clnin nuthorilirs. nf'trr ;t
( -nntVn-iicp with I lie strikers ;iml
their unreiiN, iturvfi tiint m-Iioo) :ic
t i itii', inehnlini: iitli lilies. iu!ii'ji -ti'tn
"T the sr-lifnil tuiiK-r. and L'ivin:.
a M-hunl piav shoiihl he rc-.ined w
het'nro '.he strike.
The .-triiio hcim Tncsdnv uho;i
ehtol iM-iivit io.-t wen- Mi-ietiiled he
eause ei-!iteen student- had eiiua-jf-d
in a danec in the hi'h -h(cd liiuMin
hdluivini' rehear-ill I'nr a i.lav.
In,tfiil Itfvsults fur Men
Only a person who has Rxperiend
that awful ' all niKht" couh that
soinrtirnes f')llows inflticna can ap
pieclau; what, a Rood night's tfp
run ho. Mrs. Annio Uavison, 1'MVO
Myrlh; St., Lmijj lliwh. 'n., writnts:
"Tho rL'.sulL of using Foley's Honey
and Tar was a restful one for me.'
Foley's Honey and Tar checks harsh,
racking coughs: eases wheezy breath
ing; stops ti kling in throat; covers
raw, Irrituted Biirracea with a sooth-
j mi:, healing reeling. or saio hy
j Medford Pharmacy.
Get the Genu
and Avoid
'Waste
S ew
Easter
Inspection of the varied styles reveals the fact that a wonderful range cf choice is presented. We follow
tiie definite policy of centering our efforts on garments of substantial quality at medium prices, but we also
have a delightful assortment of more elaborate styles in the highest types of novelty suits, coats, dresses and
blouses.
SUITS OF CAPTIVATING STYLE
Many a wuim.-iu will rcrt Kasirr in "iir ni'
tlii-se cliai'liiii! imvelly suits. Arrordim.
I ill 'at I'd skirl . nflm nf emit rast material,
ami tupped with an Ktnn nr hnlern jarkei.
are an;niio-1 lie latest ideas. '11 it ripple flare
is lllllell ill e iilellec, and nf entll'se enliser a-
tivc mndels are always enrreel.
? 17.50 Sj?50.00 ?(5.00 !?75.00
FE0CKS OF VARIED STYLING
Silk Dresses - Siirli ".Taeel'ul yntith-oivim.;
I'rneks cxil:( in 1 heir nwn pnpularity. Of taf
feta, pussy willuW, ;(( ruet te, t rienlet t e.
crepe de chine, crepe meteor, plain or in lov
ely coiiiliina; ions, they achieve an air nf
smart ness quite unusual.
Medfcrd's Busy Hosiery and Underwear
Store Announces Notaseme Pure Silk
Hose at $2.50.
Another shipment nf the heavier irade of
pure silk hosiery in black, cordovan and
w hite. SizesS -i-L to 10. I losiery full fash
ioned. Women's Bleck Cat Hose, 75c.
Black Cat Hose in lisle, black and brown;
sizes S to 10. Kxceptinnal values and fine
fit t injr hose at 75r
Pure Thread Silk Hose $1.75
An all pure thread drop-stilch silk hose
at this price will not be possible after the
present stuck is jrone. These are in black
and white only, but we have all sizes.
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 45c.
")() pieces f Zephyr Oinghanis in beauti
ful plaids, checks and stripes. Good weight,
last coloi-s, 15
MORE OF THOSE CHARMING VELVET
BAGS JUST ARRIVED, $3.48, $4.48
.Jus! received, and on sale Monday, an
other shipment of the ever popular and
stylish Mack and blue velvet ha,",s. trimmed;
h.'indsi oxidized, frame with metal and
velvet handles.
Very specially priced for .Monday at
S?6.50 $7.50 and S8.50
Agents for the McCall
Patterns. All styles and
sizes now showing.
mm m
i f w
ill It' 1 f'?S,
mm
i 1 W,''
mm
mm
f
LADIES' PUMPS
I f igh heel
Siecial
how-heel kid mmps 1'ortfh'ls and misses.
Sjirinjf and Wiiniiner wear. Wiecial $7.50
SILKS TO PLEASE YOU
I-Yoiii L'enruei us brocades to the shiiiuner
Z sheer silks of the uteres! we,b-like tex
tures in blues a ml browns and greens of
every variant of the dainty ne wshade.s for
spring. Here are but a few of the most de
sired nf the new silks.
-l-r beautiful Ill-inch Crepe do Chine in
i till the enrreet new and staple shades, at
yard $J.o0
For 1 1 ie,h- J rade .'!(-inch Messaline Silks
in more than a hundred different shades,
yard $3.50
for the celebrated Satins in standard
width anl quality. Black, cream and all
e'ood colors $3.98
FRENCH GINGHAMS, 59c.
fine finished French Ginghams, '.VI inches
wide, small and Iarjje plaids in a large range,
of colors, yard 59
WHITE GOODS SALE
F.very thing in White Goods for dresses,
waists, skirts or underwear, per vard
35 to $1.-19
CHILDREN'S SHOES
No place can you buy children's shoes at
the saving prices we tiote. We can fit, them
all, fro nit lit smallest to the largest.
$2.J9 $2.29 $2.49 $2.98 $3-19 $3.49
NDERWEAR BATISTES
liatisles and Crepes with figures of blue,
birds and flowers for ladies' undergarments.
COTTON CHARMUSE
New underwear fabric, flesh and white.
$1.50
is in dull kid, just received.
$8.75
LADIES' SHOES
1 'a tent high-heel Suede top dress shoes on
sale $12.50
blisses low-heel dull kid shoes. Special
$6.95 and up.
Mail Orders Receive Our
Prompt Attention the
Same Day as Received.
i
I Parcel Post
Paid
Tire Prices Advanced
Out-of-town people phone or mail us your Drug
Ft ore wants. We pay postage or expenses. Our
prices and services are dependable.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store
On "March 8 tire prices were advanced from 15 to
BUT
you can save yourself this added expense because
Gates Jhill'-Sole Tires slill cost only one-half as
much
Over one million motorists have now taken ad
vantage, of (his saving.
R. A. PETTY, JR.
Riverside Garage.
127 S. Riverside
Everything Electric for Automobiles
Trucks and Tractors
Guarantee Battery Service
Auto Electric Equipment Co.
27 North Grape Street.
Fifth and North Riverside
Telephone 11
The Dow Hospital
Graduate Nurses Only
Special Attention to X-Ray Cases.
Dye Works