Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 02, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAfJK BIX rKDFOTiD m;tl TTrrorxrc, mebfotcd. ot?fx;ox. Wednesday, .tfxf. 2. 1020. GERARD MAY BE ORATOR OF DAY ASHLAND JULY 4 Juno T,, preliminary to which Itillah temple will hold a staled business session on Friday evening, June 4 After having contemplated the change for sometime past, the fieorge McAllister family have moved from here to their ranch property located in the vicinity of (Jrants Pass. This removal means that a successor to Mr. McAllister will have to he elect ed on the local school hoard. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rued, nowly weds, will reside in Portland. The ASHLAXD. Juno 9. Indications bride was formerly Miss Mary Alien, point to Gerard as one of the main " a memher of the recent gtad-; . , uating class of the luh school, speakers at Ashland's Fourth of July The gasollne ehortagn in .0Ilie celebration. The ex.ambassa.lor 'places threatens 10 be serious. K. II. Germany is to attend the national ,.-. .ritM ,. ,... hfi.M ,h... car owners thereabouts would gladly pay a dollar per gallon for a suppl Some out of town SJirinerK doubted the wi.-ilom of making tin? trip here democratic convention at San Fran Cisco, and his appearance here on the afternoon of Sunday. July 4, is con tingent upon future developments. to accept th.e invitation I Is theme !gured , dealers ,hat (n tan rt.ad. i l be an address pitched m a h,ghn unk , Al.hlalld patriotic key He certainly can re- Acorn crcle NeRl)0rg of Wood. late many interesting circumstances craf w(, ho,d a ,c , jr connected with the pre-war drama as Llhla . on xhurs(1 Julu, ;. enacted In the Prussian capital The at noQn Ervone ask(,t ZFTJt! mr:"nS ''0 Coffee and cream will be furnished . . v. diiciimu, newiy uppuijiieu resi dent blsbop of Oregon, recently sel ected for that position by the great conference gathering of the Metho-! dist cluirch, held at Des .Moines. The new bishop Is also an overseas man tho Instead of serving la a milltary capaclty his efforts were directed thru channels of relief work in behalf of suffering humanity in various por tions of Europe. Funeral services of the lato L. K. Shopherd, who was accidentally drowned near Bend, last Saturday. "were held at the home of his parents on Wednesday, Interment being In Mountain View cemetery. Services were conducted by the Masonic order, the deceased having been a member of Bend lodge No. 130. Developments indicate that the tragedy occurred while on a fishing excursion, accom panied by two companions, crossing what is known as Smile's lake. The boat became unmanageable, und Kale attempted to swim to shore. Ills companions clung to tho boat and wp.ro rescued after nearly perishing. Tho membership forum of the Commercial club Includes itev. C. A. Edwards, C. H. JMerce, .Mrs. C. II. J.amkln. Kred Homes, Bert Greer. An expansion committee us to member ship is composed of F. S. Englo, Louis Dodge, .Mrs. C. 11. I'lorce, Mrs. W. H. MoXalr, and C. Darling. These several committees to report to the organization proper by June 10. Unlike currying coals to Newcastle, will be the shipping of gooseberries from this locality to Sulem, to be bandied by cannery Interests at the capital city. The contracts as handled toy the local Fruit association are large, involving shipment of 1.1 tons or more during the season which Is now already on. Dally tho parks are thronged with picnic parties. On Tuesday the Tea cup club of tho Mothodist church con gregated there, holding n business session at 5 o'clock, followed by sup per later. On Wednesday the Girls' friendly, a kocIuI und Industrial club of young peoplo connected with Trin ity parish, met in jolly reunion amid tho park environment. This organi zation is a new one, including a score or more members, and is an efficient auxiliary among young people's soci eties, reflecting a type of active but vlco most willingly performed. Tho school of millinery Is open, at the Temple of Truth, next .Monday, .lune 7, continuing for three days, af fording practical ideas in tho con struction and reconstruction of spring und midsummer hills for women and children. llere'B a chuncu for lie girls to get pointers regarding a lasblonnble industry. Anothor gradualo of the 111 1 9 high school clftSB has acce'pted a fluo posi tion,' nftor perfecting lierseir us to qualifications at a leading business college. This refers to .Miss Loona Lennox, who has been appointed sten ographer for the California State Fair commission ul Sacramento. Tho Will Mitchell and F.lsie Church man families liavo been receiving a visit from Mr. and .Mrs. Hoy Itohlcy, of Portland, near relatives of the intor-allicd Patterson clans here abouts. Anothor golden wedding has oc curred In llils vicinity, this annivor ary referring to 51r. and Mrs. .1. W. Morgan, who celebrated the hall-century event on Tuesday of this week at the family homo on Mouiiluin a ve nue Malta coniiiiandcry meets on Wed-! nesilay evening this week, for work in the Order of the Temple. This Is a final gathering before the approach I of the Shrlnu ceremonial. Saturday, j Very appropriately, tho Woodcraft i ladies are to hold this social reunion amid typical sylvan surroundings. Hither John Knders, or some other returned overseas service man, tells the story of a Yank doughboy who while approaching the coast of France, discovered a feudal castle perched among the cliffs near the en trance to the harbor of BreBt. After gazing at the imposing towers, battle ments, and other unuBual features of the ancient lumimark, ho excluimed. "That was one h 1 of a place to go and build a silo!" Kltjert Farlow and his bride, who was formerly Miss Florence Trow bridge, of Medford, are in Portland on a wedding tour. In tho meantime Bill Allen Is substitute carrier for Elbert on the local posloffice run. The White Star garae.e has install cd a free air service station. BOLSHEVIK OEFEAI I -OX POX, Juno 1. Russian bol shevik forces rifihtins ilgalust the Poles and I'krainiuns in the Tarasht- cha region, south of Kiev, have re tired to new positions after "fighting with superior enemy forces" says an official statement from Moscow. Several villages near Molodechno, northwest of Minsk have been rooccu- pied by tho bolshevik. "EXCUSE AI LIBERTY TONIGHT Thero are a lot ol" surprises in "Kxeuse Mv Ihisl," the mitoinobile and rare dramii which will continue 'o show at the Liberty theater until to morrow miilniuht. Wallace Weid, its star, is not one oi them, nor his eo-parlner in thril'.- iinul honors, Theodore Kobert another. Thev are i he same i1 alwavs. The one humUome, likeable Had adaptable and the other is iu-1 Theodore Huberts, whimsical, mitt hint and tender always a hit nnex peeled and alwavs a delight. Surprises to put it mild I v, siaiplv infest the plot of ''Kxense Mv Uusc In (he first place the romance, which is secondary in interest to the fiyht between Ihe Ihirco and Fa mot maker.- of racinir motors, concerns onlv man and Ins wife with not even ilk1 merest reference to such persons i'. tniirhl complete the generally present eternal trianue. Secondly, in Ibe all important race, the hero does not come first with the illain a cli second - nor does I he villain come first and then have tn forfeit the r-n' because of Ids villainy. Vet tber is at no time confusion as to win h competitor is the hero und who ha over vet seen a hero defeated? Another surprise tor a successful rneinu picture is that no one dies, i: killed or commits suicide bv con nientlv rolling down a precipice. Charlie Murray, the laii'hini: Irish man, wn- seen m "Ihe Speak-Kasv, o nthe same program vesterdav. it': a Mack Seimett coinedv. Charlie i u hotel owned who runs a ''blind pii in the eellcr. There are many coini- cues und litnrrhs .ilon. "You're the Man to be SaJisSied" says the Good Judge You get a whole lot more satis faction from a little of the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever ot from the old kind. The good, rich tobacco taste lasts so much longer. You don't need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs you less. Any man who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco ' W-B CUT is u long fine-cut totxicco mm A small army of swarthy sons of toil, fifteen or twenty, more or less, members of Phoenix Presbyterian church and congregation, gathered yesterday in the cosmopolite environs along the highway to render, in true classic style, their services for the beau tifirat ion of the manse. This aggregation of toilers also have tho distinction of being members of the "angelic" host and therefore perfect harmony at all times prevails and walkouts are the remotest from any consideration. The women too were on hand, in characteristic attendance cheering their spouses at every stroke of the hummer, every moan of the saw, every swish of the brush, and at noontime set before the faithful workers a table laden wifh all the appetizing viands for which they have made themselves famous. Window screens were made, doors renting, walls and ceilings calcimiued, floors washed, so that by supper time the general appearance was one of ecsta tic beauty and sublime grandeur. M. J. Xorris a general manager and M. K. Sheets as superintendent of con struction kept the men in alignment, and every move made by each in dividual was In synchrony with every other move find the work accomplish ed was therefore done in an incred ibly short space of time. This did not complete the day. For the evening was planned a stereoptl con lecture on the Philippines the people and their customs by Rev Paul Doltz, who since 1902 has been pastor of the Silliman Student church an organization which works among the women and girls. Rev. and Mrs Doltz arc doing a splendid work there and some of the fruits of their labors were strikingly depicted on tho screen Perhaps the one phase of the lecture which drew out the greatest interest was that hearing on the educational system in the islands. Since the Unit ed States came Into possession of the archipelago wonderful changes have heen wrought along this line. Many school buildings of a modern type of architecture and construction have been erected, grammar, high and nor mal schools, and the graduates of these schools typify the high plane on which the educational system has been founded and is now being con ducted. Tho native Filipinos arc so thoroiy trained, that ai'tur going thru tho complete course they are as well fittetl to teach tho rising generation as tho graduates from any of the nor. ma! schools in our own midst. It is not often that tho opportunity presents Userf to learn at first hand what is being accomplished in our Insular po.-vsessions, and other infor mation does not have the desired ef fect of impressing forcefully the real work being accomplished. To hear and meet a man like Mr. Doltz be comes a part of one's education. He has been in this country about three weeks only since his return and if ho takes the full furlough usually ac corded missionaries and those engag ed in work under the direction of the hoards of our churches, those who may bo given (ho chance to hear him during the remaining forty-nine weeks will do well to avail them selves of the occasion. OFFICERS ELECTED FRUIT LEAGUE The annual meet mil of "the Fruit (irowers l.eauuc of .Jackson count .', hehl at the public library at J p. in.. Saturday. The nuM'timr, in its accustomed re sponse to the ohiecN of the league, which are pnma"ilv that of orchard properly protei-tion and development, excluding marketing, was a well at tended and nit husia-tic iialhcr'nu called to order bv tin- secrclarv, v.. W. Carlton. Owins; to the indisposi tion of llie rctniuu pre-ident, Mr. W. A. Sumner, who with Mr. Carlton, has most capably devoted constant attention for the last six war- to l!i-, league affair-. J. K. Vila- ai-ted :i- hainuan. j The follow inr officers and d1 ! rectors were elected : President. YY. II. P.in-liam; lu-l vice-president. Col. K. C. Washburn; cond vice-president. K. W. Carlton: secrclarv. Ilarrv ho-cnltcr ; tica - er. I. K. Wood. Ihic. tors II. W. Pin-ham. W. V.. MniMon, K. Y. Carlton. II. C. Iv..ui. !.. F. Cutluic, A. Iloppm, l C. Ken- li. M annum, W. C Moore. 11. -. .1. A. Pcrrv. . ;..rnlier. M. Si-hiirhard. C. M. Speck, li. C. Wa-V Imm'ii. W. . WehMer. I . K. Wood, ,. Vlbls. ' The league is readv und willine; to eive snu'jcstiou. for the bcnet:t of tue urbanization and a!! fommunia - lions preieraittv in writnti:. mav ! lie to the -eeretnrv. II. li t-cn I cru. Mcdlord, Ore., or to auv di rector. Canada Golfer Eliminated. I.OXhOX. June - Mis Ada Mac Kcuzio, w onian ulf champion of Canada w a- eliminated Uninv from Ihe Scottish women- bolt champion ship coiitc-t. She was defeated In Mis, Crnikslmuk of Nairn, one hp, Why a Majority of the Smaller Cars Come on Goodyear Tires Last year more cars using 30x3', 30x3'2-, or 31 x 4-inch tires were factory -equipped with Goodyear Tires than with any other kind. This is plainly a result of the high relative yalue produced in these tires for the smaller cars by Goodyear's enormous resources and scrupulous care. They represent the same intense endeavor to supply utmost satisfaction in tires that has laid th'e basis for the marked preference which exists everywhere for Goodyear Tires in the larger sizes. This real Goodyear value in tires is available for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or other car using one of these sizes, at our nearest Service Station. Go there for tliese tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. - - - - - 30x3 Goodyear Double-Cure y Fabric, All-Weather Tread L3 30x3 Goodyear Sinlc-Curc jfc'l -t 50 Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread Zr J. Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes arc thick, strong tubes that reinforce casings properly. Why risk a pood casing with a cheap tube.' Goodyecr Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more than tubes of less merit. 30x3 sire in water- A $Q proof ia . ' jp Wc Carry a Complete Line GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Corner .Main Street and Padfic Highway. Kes. V. B. fit. Offlct Complete Stock of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Carried at all times. Sec us before buying. Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. We handle a complete line of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES edford Auto Co. The Lorain Sill Oven Heat Regulator 1 its on (iiH Ituugp and iiirnsi:rcsnd controls tho heat. Xo more pu'SMitt; at the temperature for cook in and baking. You select tho (rinperaturo you lvnnt. Set tho wheel niul your heat will stay nt that ovurt point no more, no less. (Vino in and let us explain this device to you. Oregon Gas and Electric Co. Mwlfortl, Ore. ! IBS Fifth and North Riverside Telephone 11 The Dow Hospital Graduate Nurses Only Special Attention to X-Ray Cases. . HAS THE BOTTOM DROPPED OUT? Cups and Saucers, each 15 Window Shades 69 Biq Reduction on 2-ln. Post Iron Beds. Get our prices on Silk Fibre Mattresses and Coil Springs. Mordoff & Woolf Phone 9 22-24-26 South Fir TO FRUIT SHIPPERS take pleasure in announcing that wo have completed arrangements to pack and handle all our fruit, through the Rouo KMver Fruit Distributors Tacking Plant- this coining season. DENNIS, KIMBALL & POPE, INC. K. M. -McKeanv Pacific Coast Kepresentative. Office Holland .Hotel 151k. NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO. Adopted Monday, March 29. ASHTjAXD MEDFORD I JACKSON' VI CLE MEDFORD pillr ncept S-imliT. Daily eicept Sunday. Lr M-dford 7:15. (:0U, 3:45, 9:S0, ! LflT Medlor-l :00, 9:30. 10:80 . t 10:15 l:u(t a. m. 12:tirt n.Mn. I2:i5. M:uQ noon: 1:30. S:u0 4-Sft. & SO d. m. 2:15. 3:00, 3:;., 3J. 5:l.i. 6 0, R : l. p. m. tl.T only; 9;&Q 10:30 p. Si turrit only. tn.; 9:10 p. a. Uil7 :00 p. m. !tuniiT onlT 7:S0 m. Uilj; i Saturday only 10:30 Saturday Otily Leive JicksonviHe 7:0, M:S0, 10:00, 11:80 I. m. ; 1:00, 2:00, 8:45, 6:00 7:00 p. Ou urday only, 8:00 p. m. Sunday Only L?e Uwiford :00, 10:80 a. in.; H:00 noon; l:3i, 4:00, 6:3u, 0:30 10:80 p. L.wt JackaotiiUe 10:00, 11:80 a- m. X:I0, 8:SU, 5:00, 7:00, 9:60 p. m. Office a iid waiting room Ho. ft. South Front, Nih llotl huilihtiK. JarksontiUc Waitinf Room at RfUr'l Oo Stitiny room AiMand, Ut Sidt Phinni, iTwoVw, Medford, Or. I Lve Ashland 7:1., S:nn. 9:45. 9:30, j 10:K, ll;i0 a. m.:. 12:00 noon; 12:45, 1:80 1 J:15, 3:00. 3:45. 4:30, 5:15. 6:00. 7:00 o. tn.: ' S:45 p. m. Saturday only; 11:30 n. m. dailr: 12:15 niidniffht, Saturday only. Sur.dar Oal 0:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 11 t)OOQ: l;00 t:C0 8:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, V:30 p. m. 9:00 10:00, M :0rt a. tn ; 12 noin' 100 1:00, 8:00, 4:00, 6:00, 0:30. 9:S0 o. m