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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1920)
patie foutt MEDFORD WATT! TRTBTTNE, MTCDFORT). - "OREGON". T'RTDXY, .TUNE ?, 5f)20. Medford Mail Tribune ' AM INDRPRNDENT NRWSPAPKR UBUHHKI) KVEKY A FT Kit NOON . WiCDKOUD PJUNTING CO. Office Mull Tribune building. jsurin jir street, riuno a. 1; A' consolidation of llio emocrntic Times, Tho Medford Mull, the Medfunl Tribune, i he houincrn orcgoniuii, rnu Ashland Tribune. , Tho Medford Sunday Hun Ik fiirnlnlu'l fcubucrtbcra desiring a . seven day daily pewn paper. ROBKHT W. IEUIIU Kditor. b. . SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERM SI BY MAIL IN ADVANOK: i. Pally, with Wundiiy Sun, year C.f0 ' Dully, with Sunday Hun, month ' ;. Pufly; without Sunday Sun, y.-ar.... fi.00 Dally, without Hunduy Sun. month M Weekly Mail Trlhune, ono your 1.n Sunday Sun. one year I.. Hi BY CAKKlKIt In Mr. I for. I. AhIiIhU'I. , Jacksonville, Or tit nil Point. 1'hoenix: ' Dally, with Sunday Sun. Monlh . . .' Daily, without Sunday Sun, month Dally, without Sunday Sun. vear J.'i" Daily, with Sunday Sun, one year All tortus by carrier cash in ndvanuc Official paper of the Olty of Medford. ' Official paper of Jackson County. . Kntered ' as Hecond-class mutter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March 8., 1873. Bworn dally avernco. circulation for i six months ondintr April, vrm rio ) 2 Ye Smudge Pot Ily Arthur Ferry 1. ;The Kasoltne situation is balled up worno than If tho administration had eon 'in charge of tho supply. T ;I t Is tho deslro of tho crown prince a move to California, and if ho cIooh, and not being a Native Son, ho will wiBh he hud stayed iu exile. f Medford In koIiir to lose her Cam bo, -and tho cunarit'R will havo i chanco. Hairy Ib roIiik to move his Store ,to Grants l'ass. ....'.Tho nstutonoss ot the gcnls In charge of -what man wears is appal ling. Silk goes down, and silk in yorn by few; but cotton goes up. Hu pianity is slowly being forced back to the calfskin vest, and tho hickory stained britches. Thero is nothing doing in tho olevallng of shoo prices ThaLW.tlI .coma with tho first frost when' ft is no longer seasonable to launch a go-barefoot movement. ,Thfl high schools mi) turning out the annual crop of graduates, and sotno of tho world- problems will be BOlvod. . ';'"' . ' ' ' - '.;Wiss Kato Kanobeor' Is n resident Ot:Choyenno, Wyo., A. C. N. informs, and la a tomporanco lecturer. ' -Villa, tho Moxknn bandit Js rais ing holl again,, and It is to' bo regret ted; that ho docs not die, and do some thing worth whllo. ' v' .jj." ' :' Tho United .States now has tho lar gest 'and , most . poworrul battleship yjat floats, nnd.lt .will come In handy, footing dreamy poaco notions Into humanity. '! .'- ' ViMen looking for men to work (fool ish habit!) report that when looking for hayofs thoy can always find or chard. workers, nnd whan looking for biiclard workers they can always find liuyors. ' ."President Wilson has nnnouneod Uiat tho policies of the democratic party are ulroady for the S. F. con tention not knowing (hat Mr. Ilryan will attend to that trivial detail, when llio proper timo comes. E "' BELFAST, Ireland, .lime As a Tesult of county and district council cloctlons, tho Klnn Kelii-Natiouallst alllanco has obtained control In-t'oiin-(y Tyrone for the first time. It has also maintained its hold on County Fermanagh by it majority of .151). Keenost interest was tak In these elections because both counties are Included in tho Ulster area outlined In! tho Irish bill now before the llrll Jsh parliament. One woman Is aald 4V'havo voted seven times. Lift off Corns! m. .... . . Doesn't hurt a bit ;inj Freczono i',',. costs only a few cents. I With your finders! You run lift off ny nurd corn, soli corn, or corn tiPlvwn rne toet, and tho nam skin can uses irom bottom of fret. j A tiny bottle of "Freefone" coats little at Any dnttf torejnpply a few drops Upon the corn or callus. J Instantly it etopa hurting, then .shortly you lift that bothersome runt or callus right off, root and all, without one bit of pain or sore pen. yrruly l No humbug I I Editorial Correspondence OVKKLAND LIMITED EN ROUTE 0(;UEl-O.UAIIA. Two moro repub lican delegates boarded the train at Ofiden this noon. One of them Ik fat also. . Jt looks us tho the meeting at Chicago will be a weighty ono. His fatness looks rather like a building contractor, thick net, square uliottl dered and a bulldog scowl. His com panion has whiskers, eye glasses, u Panama hat and is lean like a Siber ian stag hound, assuming there are such things In Siberia. At any rate tut is as cold, looking ao J(cnd Knioot and 'talks without .changing the ex pression of his face, something like n ventriloquist's assistant. They occu py a state room and are not talking for publication. One of the Johnson baily-hooors declares they are really for Hiram and Hoiuh but in deference to Heed Smoot are pretending they are for Wood. This is interesting, If true. Wo didn't know Senator Smoot had declared' himself. He never had a habit ot doing so. The Johnson barrage as predicted, has died down. Two days journey in a crowded train would kill most any thing. Tho Johnson delegation has a long line of connecting compart ments and today are in their shirt sleeves drinking "Poland water" and playing rummy. This bit of startling information Is from the porter. He says ho "aint for no ono for presi dent." Can't see what difference It makes to nobody. Calculates these conventions are good for tho railroad business however. Whon he discov ered wo were from Medford wanted to know if Colonel Jlundy was still there. A great man is Colonel Jlun dy, said he. Have an Idea the colonel would really be his favorite for presi dent. ' j This morning a Hoover booster was! discovered. Tho credit really going to the junior member of the party who sported a Hoover button. The Hoover booster is, of course, a .gen tleman, a man of affairs and former ly a Jtoosovelt progressive. Ho lives in San Francisco and is going to the Chicago convention with his wife, daughter and son, as a matter of edu cation. According to his story there is a close understanding between Hoover and Wood, if the general doesn't win on the first or second ballot his cohorts will go over to Hoover. We had heard the rumor before, but can't credit it. As a matter of fact, Hoover's chance is with tho people not with the convention, lie is probably the last man the old guard want and there is one thing certain, the old guard are going to control at Chica go. There will be some fireworks but merely for public consumption. Of course a miracle may happen but it is late even for miracles. The Hoover boom to date Is an example of arrest ed development. It started too late. The only chance Is a popular outburst and the outburst hasn't come, and can't come in a convention in which nine oiV of ten men are opposed to everything for which 'Hoover stands. Our San Francisco friend thinks differently. Ho has what he calls a "hunch". It was -really tho hunch that brought him to the train. He feels morally certain that if Hoover isn't named there will be a sufficient ly sensational scene in the convention to justify the trouble and expense of his journey. "Get tho idea out of your head," says he, "that this is to be a cut and dried affair, and a few old timers in a room at the Congress hotel are go ing to name tho "winner. That was easy ten or twenty years ago but not today. U tell you politically hell is popping." i JJut to our mind the popping is to be outside of the walls of the coli seum and there will be too much noise nnd fury inside to hear it. We may be wrong. Hope we are. Hut after imbibing the political atmo sphere of tho convention on this cara van for 4S hours wo see no practical use In hunches. Whatever elso the Chicago convention may be, It will nt be psychic. 11. W. It. RipplingRhijiriGs Walt Maton COMFORTING THOUGHTS Tl IK 'wind fa lt'in)cr(!(l to tho .sheep whose coat o wool is shorn; and there's a halm for (hose who weep, for those who sigh and mourn. r'vefiiever seer, so dark a day; so full of grief and care, 1 couldn't find ;i litlle ray of comfort anywhere. Thus, when my aunt eaiiie here to spend six mouths or more with us, 1 .tlibuglit niy joys must have en end; liUe Job, I stooped to cuss. Then ! recalled tho solemn fact that seven aunts are mine; if they allto my wigwam tracked, I well might shed the brine Hut only one of (hem had come to linger jinny lair, and it. were, folly to be glum and say that life's a snare. What ever evil comes along, your. passing days to ourso, whatever ill, whatever wrong, be sure it might be jvoise. ' And if you bear that truth in mind, and paste it in your tile, 'twill ease tho sad and painful grind, and help you sing and smile. Tho Bank of Progress and Prosperity The Medford National Bank THE YOUNG MAN WHO IS AMBITIOUS AND THRIFTY Has a Savings Account with tliis lank. That is Hit! reason why; he is getting ahead in the world. DON'T LAG BEHIND (iel some pep in you and be a Real Man. Start a Savings Account, with us. ..: '1' w, s. r. Modern Plumbing MILL FEEDS & Heating Co. thmo prices will strike the feeders in a vital spot. AVe do MODERN PLUMBING in a MODERN WAY for MODERN PEOPLE See us about your next job None too large, or none too small Sparta Bldg. . Phone Six-20 Mill linn Si'J.itn wick llolli'd Hurley S-.T.l Mil k Oilts t $1.00 I (lit lbs. Mlililllnp. S:J.1.1 wuk Siratrli fiiil $l.7." 1110 H. V-UlZ CriMlnriT $:(.S0 Mirk ;umili l-'uml .SV-5 lM ls. Mlllwt Oals . $1.50 Mirk Kiifflr t'oin $1.75 100 His. .Mill linn ijCVT.tlO Ion HI Y AT KITH UK STOItK Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Russ Mill MAN N'S ANNEX OFFERS SOME REMARKABLE BARGAINS FOR MEN j IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY SATURDAY I A GREAT SALE OF SHIRTS Just received. A new ship ment of Men's Golf Shirts. From $2.50 to;' $3.75 Men's S$ tiff; Qiitl "if Shirts, sjS.OO value's. : Oil sale .Sat urday, ' - tl 75 cadi Men's Negligee 'Shirts Avith collars at- ff 1 QO tached, each "0 Men's Work Shirt. Just " a few left. Spec- 1. 1 1 Q ial, each MEN'S OUTING AND WORK PANTS ON SALE SATURDAY FOR LESS. Men's Khaki Paiits.jjYVaist Overalls. Union (loot! quality. 49 QQlimacIe- Spec- " AO Special .'UHial ?fc.-ru vfi,', iv-iini,; Pnnvsllib Overalls. Union made, special, SAVE MONEY ON UNDERWEAR Seal Pax and B. V. D. Un ion Suits. Special 1 7C Saturday P1I J Balbriggan Shirts and. . Drawers.. Best quality. On sale Saturday, R'Jr each .'.....;....::...... Men's fine grade Knit Un ion Suits. Summer weight. Very special Sat- ff . urday, suit fafaJ Glastonbury light weight wool shirts and drawers. All sizes. Very special, each .5 $2.50 SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S H6SE 2?;': .$2.00, Whip Cord Pants. - Best' ;fS1:- $3.50 Corduroy Pants, 7.0(V . values. Siitur- $A CH day, pair f"' Children's Overalls. 10 to1 15 rears. Spec- $9 CfiTli ial.'pair K" SPECIALS IN MEN'S HATS pair yn.vy Men's Work Pants. $4.00 values. Satur- t7 CA 35c day, pair Men s Work Pants, if 3.50. values. Satur- tf'J flO day, pair Children's Overalls, : to 10 years. On sale Sat urday, . it $2.25 Men's fine grade Cotton . Hose. Past black OQr pair' Men's extra fine grade Cotton Hose in black and brown. Special, pair Fine Mercerized , .Hose,'. All sizes. Special,. . r C. jmiv ' Moil's Work Socks. Good. . quality. Spec ial, pair 'Men's Silk Hose in black and (cordovan. Oood quality. Spec- ffl OE Fiber Silk Hose. Good j quality in black and grev. 5 ''"': 98c Fancy Silk Hose. Good 23 quality. Very QCf 2 pair Men 's -Fancy Mercerized .. jag Lisle: Hose in black and S cordovah. Siec- ' Q(n S out 25c ial'i!ai1' Cloth Crusher Hats, ' Saturday '$2.25 to $3.50 Men's Felt Hats, lf.").00 values Sat urday $3.50 10 Per Cent Off on all Better Hats K'haki Outing Hats. Special, each , 65d Men's Caps, each 48? to 98d . ' ial, pair SPECIALS IN COLLARS AND TIES Men's Silk Tics 5sTew Four-in- and Ties. Spec ial, each ....$1.50 Men's extra fine grade Silk Hose in plain and fancy colors. Special, pair J1.751 if 1.25 values. Special Satur day, each 98. 10 dozen extra fine quality men's Four-in-Iland Ties. Sat urday, each $1.98 Better Silk Ties at $2.75 and $3.50 ,, Slidcwell Linen Collars, 30c val ues. Saturday, each ..;.',.,.. '18V. .Triauglc Soft Col-; lars in a great va riety (if . styles. . Special -puiees. , SPECIAL SALE OF GLOVES Men's Canvas Gloves. Good quality, pair '. ....15i ' , 2 for 25c. v -Leather' Faced Canvas Glove Verv special, pair 45 10 Per Cent Off on all Leather Work G loves. DON'T FORGET THE'PLACE : Mann's Annex 44 N. CENTRAL AVENUE Next to "Schieffelin's Old Stand Cuthbert Building , . ... ., , EXTRA SPECIAL. . ; , - 1.5 Men's Suits. . Hart, Scharff-; 25 nor & Marx make. C:: sale Sat- -fj , urday at about cost price. .5. 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 .....69c Bin Reduction on 2-ln. Post Iron Bens. Get our prices on Silk Fibre Mattresses and Coil Springs. Mordoff & Woolf Phone 0 22-24-28 South Fir Mr. Orchardist We tiro phasifl to advise that we can furnish Orchard Brand Spray Materials. Powdered Lead. Paste, Ulaekleaf "10", etc. Wo also havo a lot of No. 1 made up appln and lui; boxes. Let us quote you prices. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange I'liimo !;)-. "Perry's .Old Stillnl"- tred Alton Haight TEACHER OF PIANO AND HARMONY Accredited teacher, composer and arranger.. ' Summer classes HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 318 Garnett-Corey Building . , Phone 72 ' NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO. Adopted Monday, March 29. ASHLAXIV MEDFORD P.il'y .ic.pt Sund.r. ' Lfit. Urdlarcf 7:15, :00, :, t:I0, 10:16 11:00 M. m,-12:00 noun; 12:46, l:b0, 8:15, a:0ll, 3:4.t, 4:S0, 5:16, 6:00, 7:00 p. m. (:45 ji. m. Saturday onlr; 0:8 p, m. dtllj; 10:30 p. ro. Saturday only. Late Anhland 7:16, 8:00, 1:46, :, 10:15, 11:00 .. m.; 12:00 noon; 12:46, l:St 2:15, 1:00, S:45, 4:30, 6:16, 6:06, 7:00 f. 111.; 8:45 p. m. Saturday only; 9:39 p. m. dally; 12:16 coidaigot, Saturday only. Snnday Only :. !:, 11:00 a. la.; II im; !:, 1:10 1:00, 4:00. 6:00, :S0. 0:10 t. m. 9:00 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12 neon; 1:M, t:00, 8:00, 4:00, 6:00, 0:80, 9:80 p. . , JACKSOXVILLB MEDFORD .. Pilty except Sunday. Lcitc UHfor.i 8:00, 0:10, 16:lt ft. 1 13:00 noon; 1:30. 3:00. 4:80, :0 p. m. Saturdiy only 7:30 p, m."; 0:10 p. m. dtUVf. Saturday only 10:80 p. n. ' ' Saturday Only ' ' LcaTU JackioriTille 7:20. 8:8, 10:0, ll:t a. m.; 1:00, 2:0u, 3:4-, ;Gt 7:0 p. h. Aat. urday only, 1:00 p. tn. Sundiy Only Leaf Medford 1:06, 10:81 . m. 11:41 ooon; 2:80, 4:00, 8:80, t:80 10:St a. . Leave Jaekiinn Title 10:80, 11:8 a. l:tt. 8:80. 8:69, 7:00, :I0 p. m. Offke ni wvrtibff raa N. 8, Botrtk VmL Naah Hotel butldtof JackionTilU Waitinf ftooa t KaUt'l 0n (ectlonery. Phnnm flnO VHfr.rr1. Ar TO FRUIT SHIPPERS AVe lake, pleasure in announcing ihnt Ave have completed arrangements to pack and handle all our fruit, through the Kogue .River Fruit Distributors Tacking Plant this coming season. DENNIS, KIMBALL & POPE, INC. E. M. McKeanv Pacific Coast Representative. Office Holland Hotel Blk. Stenography Multigraphing ttronlor work of all kind Malllnc IJiti Tunncll & Edwards 108-308 Llbertr. Building Medford, Oregon. (iOOTi CliUTIIES I Mitko Tliera KLEIN Tin-; TAlliOIt Kast Mnin St. STAR TAXI PHONE 300 Cars for hire with or without driver. JAMES LESLIE . , . Nash Hotel . . For Sale BalconyandStairs Now in Our Store ; Medford Book Store . Licensed' CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately remored on short notice. Weekly Tlalt In real, dence district. Dally bualneaa dla- trict. Phono 895. MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY . AND MACHINE SHOP Also aisent for Knirbnnks and Morse iMigincs. 17 KOI Til 1MVKKSII1K
