Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 09, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr PACT STX fF;T)FO"RT" MATTJ TRTBTTNE, MEDFOTUl OTCEfiOy, WEDXflftTUY. JUNE f), IfftO. I ill a r.Nlv ,il to nOLOOIUIl 01 flllLU TO MEET AND MILE JULY 17 ASHLAND, June 9. "IlenurKam" Is' a Sucker motto evidently. Borne tlmo uko an effort wan matin to creute lntereat In another reunion of 1 lit" Illinois Boclely, but without muc h ef fect. " However, the KiilhpriiiK Is to occur just the name, the ilate will he Thursday, June 1 7. Tho afternoon hours will he devoted to a social pic nic, tho refreshments to be .spread at G o'clock. Hementuer this event is not. merely a local affair, hut terri tory Includes southern Orefion, hence representation Is invited and expect ed from thruout the valley. Of course tho event will take place In the Ash Jund parks. Considering that it Is a valley demonstration, I he attendance ouclit to he largo, IncludiiiK Illinois folks from Cirants Pass to I Iks Cali fornia lino. In June our scenery is at Its finest. T. II. Simpson has been appointed us i member ot the county court, to fill rout tho unexpired term of the late Cooiko Owen, that date beinK Deo. 31, 1820. lie will afford sound business judKincnt in expediting the affairs of that office. Progressive features municipally are tho order of the day at Talent. A recent one was an entertainment tendered tho elderly ladies by the young ladies of tho Community club, a luncheon also being Kerved. Increase in Jitney passenger traffic on tho Ashlund-Klainath Kails lint!, has warranted C. 11. Howard In ex tending facilities to tho extent of in stalling a Heo bus, tho capacity of which will accommodate n dozen or more. Tho mall service on tills line is uIbo proving a notable accommoda tion, being way ahead of railway Bchodules. ' Kunoral services of tho Into '.Mrs. Martha L. (illlutlu, who died at her homo In'this city last Saturday, were held in the I'resbyturlan church on Tuesday ufternoon. Interment was in Ashland cemetery. This mother Jn Israel was one of the pionoers of Jackson county, and us such met every emergency with tho patience and fortitude of those onrly settlers who, pavod tho way to conditions as nt present existing. She was one of tho trio of Hill sisters the remaining two being Mrs. -Mary Dunn and .Mrs. Ann Itussell. iXot only to her chil dren, but to a host of relatives and friends nor name is a benediction as typifying maternal affection, Chris tian forlltudn, and fervency of zeal ns applied to each and every respon niblllty. Consequently many friends ns well ns relatives rise up to call nor monWy blessed. Of her six children, Charles, Oonrgo, Hugh, and AlrB. O F. xicComiell reside In this city, .Mrs. IxjsIIo Merrick In Los Angeles, and Edward In eastern Oregon. Mrs. Cil lotto was SO years of ago, and was tho eldest of the three sisters. May weather was noted lor little rainfall, only .SI of an Inch, also for u cool snap, when a heavy frost oc curred. Tho highest temperature was S!i on tho 7th, and the lowest, 2S on tho 2f.th. Arrangements for tho Kotirlh or July celebration grow apace. Along music lines of the martial order, the IMontuguo band of S I pieces will prob ably bo secured, reinforcing tho Asli-lund-Modrord aggregation. The man agement also reports that Sum San dry, of Cold 11111, la ready to unler a jock-drlllltig contest us a reminder of tho old mining days. air. and Mrs. T. J. Cow, familiar names among local residents, have uguln returned to Ashland alter an other extended stay in California. J. II. Fuller now presides as secre tary In tho Commercial club offices, l.ynn Mowat, ex-secretary has gone north and will probably occupy n po sition in Portland. The Commercial Club will meet on Thursday niuht, this week, the xes hinn to be a notable one, inasmuch ax it will mark the opcuimr of the initial movement of lite orirnnizntionV netivities under new auspices. Kvr' member in ttrtted lo be present. Mr. and Mrs. (lee. V. I.ooslcv vill bo over in Siskiyou count v duriiej the summer months, culled there bv busi ness interests. Jqhu Winter, candidate Tor sheriff, literally took to the wnmU" utter the vrimarv election, unit is in Ihe ctuplov of extensive lumbe vicinity of flazell John can turn kind of cmploviucnt. beimr uuusuallv citiupctcnt cither alontr industrial or prol'c-simial lines. Imparled direct from the Unite ( reek lintcherv. tit'tv-five trout have arrived here tor domestication in the waters oftlto artificial lake in local parks. Thcv are of i;ontl si.e and beauties, an accession whiidi adds to th,, attraction of the scenic environ ment. To add that the appearance of the trout here is due to the enterprise and luresiiiht of lv V. Carter, does not detract from this iisli slnrv. (i. F. linker of Twin Fulls. Idaho, i temporarily laid up Tor repairs at a local hospital, us a result of an uutn accident, which occurred Monday evetiini: ill the vicinitv of True hill. His fraternal allliatinns are numer ous, and every attention is bciui: paid to his welfare until the tourist is himself airain. The annual school election will o car at citv hall on Monday. June :;. at 'J p. m. There will be two di rectors lo elect, and perhaps other business to attend to. Zenus Moodv. of Portland, of tin 1'acil'ic Fruit Kxpress. is here lids week for a brief vi-.iL with the home folks. Hack to Southern- Oregon from Oklahoma is Ihe latest, move of Dr. A. ,1. Faweett, former residenl, who lately arrived here with the intention of locntini: pcruiancntiv and nteriiiu' practice, bavini; been absent for seve ral years, a portion of the time in Ul'inv service. In aiblition to heavy pavinir eon- tracts in this locality, Oscar llubi nas nut on two miles ot erailiULr ap proach fills connected with highway work. C. ,C. Lemmon of Yakima, Wash., has been secured as manager for the Oregon ('rowers Cooperative associa tion ill the Medford and Grants Pass districts. Mr. I.cmmnn has had wldo experi ence in growing, packing and ship ping apples and pears and in general horticultural field work. Ho owns an orchard at Hood ltlvcr and spent altogether, eight years there, grow ing fruit, working for the Peters Packing Co., and operating the Hood Uiver Produce Co. After inoru than a year In aervice during tho war, Mr. Leminon became assistant manager for the Pacific Fruit and Produco company at Wo natehee ami Kennewlek and later field manngcr for the l'crham Fruit company at Yakima. .1. II. Frazler of Portland has ac cepted the position of truffle man ager and assistant sales manager 1'or tho Oregon (Irowers Cooperative as sociation and assumed his duties June 7, 11120. Mr. Fruzier served as traffic man ager and assistant sales manager for the Pacific Fruit and Produco com pany, for four years being located at Calgary, Portland and Yakima. Since last October, Mr. Fruzier has filled a similar position with the J. S. Sisler company at Yakima. CilK'AOn, June !). While com mittees continued to grind away at organization preliminaries the repub lican national convention went thru the motions of a second day's session. Delegates assembled at the Coli seum with their views as to who shall lead the party at the polls next No vember still a mystery, even to them selves. The convention escaped a second keynote speech by the selection of Senator Lodge as permanent chair man, thus following the plan of 1912 and HUG of making the temporary organization permanent. Today's business consisted of hear ing a report of progress from , the committee framing a platform and a report from the credentials commit tee which makes up the permanent roll. Missouri got back her two lost delegates, thru last night's action of the credentials committee which re verBed the national committee's, dc cision that conditions in the elector ate in Kansas City were so bad it would not seat any of the delegates. That restored the total number of delegates in tho convention to 984 and the number necessary for n nom ination to 41).'!. The overturning of the national committee's decision in the Tennes see contest also came as a surprise. Robert It. Church of .Memphis, re puted to be one of tho wealthiest and most influential negroes in the south, had been seated by the national com mittee after a straight out black and white fight in which the whites chnrgod that the negroes hud bolted tho convention. Church, said to fa vor Lowdea, was seated by tho na tional committee, and had the back ing of many prominent members in his fight. The credentials committee threw him out. The white contestants appealed to the committee lo take the republican organization in .Memphis "out of the hands of negro domination." RIALTO FEATURE A bin i Li A pliolopln v that is n'liui rkaUlo Im iU unusual chanu'tcr ami for tht skilful iHU'l'tU'tnant'c nt' Morothv hi Inn in two vividlv-rnntra.slcd roll-.-, is on viinv at tin Lihi-rlv theatre for two more days, H W "The 1arU Mirror" lmHlueed bv Thomas II. I nee ftm Louis .lost'ph Vanee's popular novel at t he same name. The story involves New York's upper ten" and also the worst haunts of tho umlenvorhl. The pieture is an ideal vehicle for Miss Ha I ton. tri v in her ample oppoi'tunitv to diplav hei emotional prowess. Iluntlev (iordnu. who recent lv plnved oppoMte I mm Castle in "The lniille llond,'' is all lluit one could wih n. Doctor Fos- lick, I he hero. A Paramount Magazine and Chris. ti- Coaicdv, "All Jailed l'p" add the program. pectacular production, "The onrnue (if Marne O'Doonc," from the famous slorv bv .James Oliver Curwood. will he shown at the KiaUo theater for Ihe remainder of the week beuinnimr todav. It is one of the most thrillini: and instructive produc tions ever shown at this theater. An It-star cast of well-known popular players' made the featuiy during a blizzard in the Rocky moun tains. I hese players tunulil thmr way over the snow covered peaks, bravinir dangers and hardships in order to iret into a territory as vet unexplored by man. Kor weeks Miov lived like the primitive lioinns found in the ureat. open spaces. SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE "Here's An Eye -Opener says the Good Judge The man who mod to chow tho old kinds will toil you that it costs him less to use the Real Tobacco Chew. The rich tobacco taste lasts so much longer. Suu'.her chews, and you don't need a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Ray McAduma dramntte portrayal of the character of Marita nt the Piiko tomorrow niRht, is an artistic bit not to be missed. "Marita" is the work of Walter McAdams and has been successfully played on eastern big time. Milton Sclinchard as San cho is Mrs. McAdurns' able support. Francis Montgomary. who, as Kl tezu (iurKoylo in acentric comedy. uses tho original sons "Mario Queen also wrote (he musical sketch which closes the bill, Tho theatre lobny displays a pastel sketch from life, of Itowenala (laolei, tho enticing little Hawaiian dancer who conies to Med lord for one ninht only. At S::;o when the curtain rises and .Main uiy's Jazz Kids reet you with 'Homo jazz." you'll know the show lias started, but let us quote from the latest theatrical news: "Neither Isa dora St. lientus, in her most Interpre tive mood, nor liertrude Paraloha souring to the very heights of her terplsehorean tenacity, ever reached (he pinnacle of artistic expression oc cupied by those two exquisite bits o;' breathing thistledown, the l.loyd Uose sisters" but there, we've all but divulged our big surprise. Attend the vaudeville tomorrow niht and we'll say you have never seen anything like it before. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco HAY, S50 ION IN GRASS VALLEY. CAL. f.HANS VAl.l.KY. fill.. .Ium !. l lir stories M' ."lt prr tim Ikiv whii'll liiiwu'i'i-. nf the vrrv rnrlv iliivs hojv lmi lu'im wont j'm" x'vrhtv ojtr-. to iiinn,. tlwir amlitor-. now aiv 111:1 1 cli -i'il liv lai-t. n-. Ii.iv l.i.t ai:ani tourliiMt tin' ."iil mark. Sinn1 OrtnhiT of a- vi'ai- tin- ri'tail wi if hav lin t"i- ju llv ilinililiil on tin' loi'al market. The World's Largest Tire Factory Building 30x3, 30x31 and 31x4-inchTires Owners of the smaller cars can enjoy the same high relative value in Goodyear Tires that gives utmost satisfaction to owners of big, costly motor carriages. They can take advantage of that tremendous amount of equipment, skill andcare employed by Goodyear to build tires of extraordinary worth in the 30 x 3-, 30 x 3'2-, and 31 x 4 inch sizes. ' They can secure these tires without waiting, despite the enormous demand, because, in addition to its larger sizes, Goodyear builds an average of 20,000 a day in the world's largest tire factory devoted to the three sizes mentioned. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or any other car using one of these sizes, go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station JDealer for Goodyear Tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. 30x312 Cooilycar Dnu!j!c-Ciire 1-abric, All-Weather Tread i 10x3'2 Goodyear SinElc-Curq fabric, Anti-Skid Tread $2150 Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes tha reinforce casings properly. Why risk a good casing with : cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little mon than tubes of less merit. 30x3lA size in water- A en proof bag 1 - "We Cany a Complete Line GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Corner Main Street and Pacific Highway. Bog. V. 8. Pt. pact Complete Stock of GOODYEAR -TIRES AND TUBES Carried at all times. See us before buying. Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. We handle a complete line of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Medford Auto Co. TO FRUIT SHIPPERS "We take pleasure in announcing that we have completed arrangements to pack and handle all our fruit, through the Rogue River Fruit Distributors Tacking Plant this coining season. DENNIS, KIMBALL & POPE, INC. E. M. McKcnnv Pacific, Coast Representative. Office Holland Hotel 131k. Mr. Orchardist W. are pleased to advise Hint we can furnish Orchard Brand Spray Materials, Powdered Lead, Tasi., Blackjeat-"40","etc! VB lao faae a lot of No. 1 made up apple and lug boxes. Let us quote you prices. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Phone 032. "Perry's Old Stand;' AUTO NEEDS THAT MAKE YOUR TRIP MORE ENJOYABLE Flnsh Llqlils. Sponqca. Chamois, Vacuum Bottles. Cameras. Films. Po'i.licrs. Rubber Gloves. Distilled Water Battery Fillers. Ets. Kitlill WntMlfiinl Proprietor RUGS Just received a iii-c line of Frit Rugs, bought at a bargain and arc big bargains. $1.85 up Mordoff Woolf Phone 9 22-24-26 South Fir Fifth and North Riverside Telephone 11 The Dow Hospital Graduate Nurses Only Special Attention to X-Eay Qase. NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO. Adopted Monday, March 29. ASULAXD MKDFORD IHilr cicfpt Sundty. I.ftre VMford 7:15, 8:00, 8:48, 9:80, 10:U 11:00 a. m, U:00 noon: 12:46, 1:J, 2:15, 8:00, 3:4.'., 4:30, b:&, 6:00, 7:00 p. tn. 8:45 p. m. Suturdtr only: U:30 p. m. daily; 10:30 p. m. Siturday onlj. Lir AsVund 7:15. 8:00. B:4S, 0:SO. 10:16. 11:00 a. nt.: 12:00 n.win! 11S. 1 :0 ; t:l.S, 3:00. 3:45, 4:30, 6:15. 6:00, 7:00 p. m.; i 8:45 p. m. Sxtuniar only; 0:30 p. m. daily; i 11:15 midntttit, baturdaf 011)7. I Sunday Only 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. tn.. 11 nooo; 1:00, 1:00 3:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:30, 9:30 p. m. 9:00 10:00. 11:00 a. m.; IS nooo; 3:00, 1:00, 8:00, 4:00, 6:00, 0:30. 0:30 p. to. Wat Una room Aahland, East alldo fchiraacr. JACKSONVILLE MEDFORD Dally cpt Sunday. Lnti Hedfortl 8:00, 9:80. 10:80 ft. B. 11:00 nooo; 1:30. 3:00, 4:80, 6:80 p. na, Saturday only 7:30 p. tn.; 9:80 p. . dally. Saturday ouly 10:30 p. m. . ' Saturday Only Leave Jackaonrlllc 7:20, 8:80, 10:00, 11:89 a. ra ; 1:00, 2:00, 9:45, 6:00 7:00 p. a. Sa urday only, 8:00 p. m. Sunday i,i.:y Lobtc Medford 9:00, 10:80 a. ol J ll:08j noon: 2:30. 4:00. s.SO, 9:80 10:80 f. m; 1t JackaonTtllf 10:00, 11:80 a. m. 1:99, 8:30, 6:00, 7:00, 9:50 p. m. Office and waltinf room No. 6, Sooth lYoni, Nach Hotel building. Jxokanr11le Waiting Room at Bcttr'a Omv tVrtionrrv. 1 l"hoo'80, MedJord, Oi. . 4