Medford mail tribune., February 23, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

PACfE EIGHT
I
ING F
The Meclford liitil) basketball tossers
nro nK-iln hitting their uti-Ido and dis
playing some oi the clever floor work
and basket shooting-' of early-seaBon
Barnes. Tho slump in the last Hose
jburg game was but temporary as Is
'evidenced by the form shown by the
Ked and lliack men in recent practice
work-outs, a ftct which is encouraging
to local Bupportcrs, and when Med ford
and Ashland tangle for the first time
this season on the Ashland floor Fri
day night Mcdford fans are expecting
the home five to give the Oranlto City
quintet a Btiff scrimmage. AHhlhnd Is
now virtually at the head of the South
ern Oregon conference having succeed
ed In downing Koseourg In two games
last week and if Medford is ablo to
win three out of four of the Medford
Abhland series she will still be a
strong contender for the honors of thiB
section although there is still a con
troversy over the first Rosehurg game
which iH.clalmed by Ilosoburg.
The Medford boys are In better con
dition than they were Saturday which
means that Friday and Saturday's
games will be bummers. In the Fri
day night's game, however, heavy oddir
are in favor of an Ashland victory be-'
cause of the small Ashland floor, but
the Saturday battle on Medford's reg
ulation floor promises to be one of tho
fastest and best of this season's hoop-'i
fights. Owing to controversy over of
ficials, Ashland will have the privilege
of selecting the men who will bundle
Friday and Saturday's games.
' As a preliminary to the main events
the Medford high girls will play the
Ashland sextet for tho Southern Ore
gon championship. Since' both teams
will enter tho fray with a long list of
victories to their credit and confident
of winning, these games promise to he
the fasteBt of their kind played this
season. Fifty reserved tickets for Fri
day's game at Ashland will be on sale
at Crowson's tomorrow morning to ac
commodate the rooters from this city,
'iwonty-flve first row, second row
Und 75 third row tickets for Saturday's
game at the Nutatorium will be releas
ed for sale at the same .time. The
present ticket sale Indicates a record
breaking crowd for this socond game
of tho orts.
FOREVER
FREE from
A ST H M A
Hundreds of people ure aston
ished and delighted .with the
quick and BBR'MANENT relief
they have recolved from the use
of our wonderful now discovery,
Asthmu-Hera.
Asthma and Hay-Fever, with
all tholr tortures, may now be
BANISHED FOHEVKIt. Tear
out this announcement and
send at once to
. M. 11. IjAKOltATOllIltti
Bi t Alaska. lUdg, .Seattle, Wll.
Gifts that Last
,Whnt n valuable friend a
watch in that keeps good,
time.
We sell tlio kind Ihnt mala
friendx.' ' Elgin, Waltharu,
Hallmark and Hamilton. ,
If nut ready for a new wateh
we can repair the one you
now own.
'Satisfaction Guaranteed
EDGAR WIGHT
17 N. Central '
GROWERS
NONE BETTER THAN
General Chemical Paste
. Sherwin-Williams Dry
" Call for Terms and Prices
Bardwell Fruit Company
Phone 124 Whse. 445 So. Fir St.
KLAMATH F. FILES
T
Several matters of Importance In
the preservation and propagation of
fish and game were taken up at a
meeting of the executive committee
of .the Klamath county sportsmen's
association yesterday afternoon.
The question of reducing tho limit
for large fish, or to stop fishing from
motor boats and boats propelled by
kickers on the Upper lake, was con
sidered. Thousands of pounds of fish are
taken each year near Rocky Point
by persons fishing from motor boats.
Most of these fish, It was said are
suited or smoked and shipped from
the county.
One Instance was cited of a man
who lust year took 800 pounds ol
smoked fish home to Medford when hoi
finished his vacation. Not knowing
what to do with them he gave them to
a butcher who sold them across his
counter at the market price, 41) cents
a pound. Klamath Falls Herald.
The preliminary hearing of George
Robins, the bogus check man captured
last Saturday night, waB held before
Justice Taylor today on the charge of
passing a $0 forged check on Jens
Jensen. He was represented by his
attorney, former County Prosecutor O.
M. Roberts, and the state was repre
sented by Assistant County Prosecutor
George Codding. No defense was of
fered and Attorney Roberts did not
even cross question the, state's wit
nesses. Robins was held to the grand
Jury in $1000 ball. Tho charge against
Robins of passing a forged $40 check
on the Model Clothing company did
not come up, and Is being held In
abeyance' for the present. -
E
At u largely uttondod mooting ot the
Chamber, of Coinmorco. forum at tho
Modford hotel this noon, with Mayor
C. K Gates as chairman, ways and
moans for tho handling of "drives"
were discussed. ' Instead of having sev
eral sepurate drives, It was arguod pro
and con to have ono big drive to cover
all the various objects, making up the
budget at tho first of tile year, and
havo each member glvo according to
his pockctbook and Inclinations.
Among the speakers wore 13. Dan
iels, Captain Iverson of the Salvation
Army, Commander Frank P. Fan-ell of
tho American Legion, Rev. Sasnett of
tlio First Metliodlst church, and other
representative citizens uud business
men. . . .....
B. P. O. E. Notice '
Thoro will bo no regular lodge ses
sion Thursday night, Fob. 24th, on ac
count of the minstrel show at Grants
Puss. .'.',' UK, JACOBS, ) '
286);.- , Secretary j ;
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo
There is one remedy that seldom '
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy. '
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes,
blackheads, in most cases give way
to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti
septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c, an extra
large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe (or tender, sensitive skins. .
The E. W. Hose Co., Cleveland, O.
' ftrEDFcmni matt; trtbttnr
T)y defeating the Medford' high
school basket ball team. by a score of
28 to 11 at Medford Saturday night,
the Rosehurg high school wins . the
right to represent southern Oregon
in tho state basketball conference to
be held In Salem on March 11th. Rose-
berg defeated Medford In three out of
four games, but lost two games to
Ashland on Ashland's own floor by
very cIohb scores. Roseburg's claim
to the southern Oregon championship
hus not been fully established and may
not be decided until Ashland and Rose
burg clash for this honor on the local
floor March 14 and 15. If, however,
Medford defeats slilnml iu the series
to be held between those teams this
week, Roseburg's right will be unques
tioned. The local players have a great deal
of praise for tho treatment received
from the students of the high schools
where they visited, and Btated that the
players on the teams which they met
were very sportsmanlike In victory or
defeat. Rosehurg Review.
v.
I 'li you have not yet looked after yonr
lncotne''taV-Mp'olt and need advice In
making It out you only have until Sat
urday" ' iffterhtxiH-'tn obtain It from the
Internal revenue department field dep
uties, 'Messrs. Hewett und Wilkinson,
at the federal building from 30 to 5
dully,, as they leave tho city Sunday.
Tho Income tux exemption Is (1000 for
a single muu and $2000 for a munied
man. , ' '
Hemstitching and plcotlng
10 cents per yard.- , -"
Tho Vanity Hat Shop, '
Cor. E. Main and Bartlett. ' V" . tf
"Spot" dances at Eagle Point Sat.
' - 289
The Golden Link class of the Baptist
church wljl meet with Mrs. E. E. Wil
son at 424 Beatty street, Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 for the regular
monthly missionary meeting. r The
study topics will be presented by Mrs.
Hoover, Mrs. Lathrop and Mrs. Ktiizur.
Bach one Is requested to remember
tho . missionary box and bring some
thing for ft. . ,
Special coaching in Gregg and speed
typing by expert Instructor from
Healds. Medford Business College. 287
Seats for three big wrestling events
at Gold Hill pavilion Saturday, Feb.. 26
ure on sulo ut Brown & Drown, Med
ford; Irwin Cigar store, Ashland. 289
Mr. Roy J. White of tho Waterman
Piano school of Eugene, an Instructor
in popular juzztime piano playing Is
established In Jledl'ord for a few
months during which time he will give
private lessons to those desiring to
become proficient In Jazz and ragtime
playing. He will instruct In this city
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
and his rapid course Is very attractive
to people Interested in tills kind of
music. .
Ulg wrestling eyont, Gold Hill pavil
ion, Saturday, Feb, 2C. ScatB at Brown
& Brown, Medford; Irwin Cigar store,
Ashland. 289
Suvabrush cleans old paint brushes.
Kllstain kills stains in plaster. See
window demonstration ut Thompson
tho Painter.', v., .....'.. , -286
Guests at tho Modford Include W. L
Hall; Jr., of St. Louis, Frank B. Gudy
of Now- Ofleiitisi'U -M;. White ot New
York;' 2. 'VS. StiydeV of Los Angeles.
Samuel Wood' 'of Spokane; and Chas.
llloovri, i'.'N. "Wogun, U' Strauss, C. F.
-WlHer-TjDflandfrspn-iin -Jerry
Slightly" used choice pianos at bov-
'grilhsr-Voso "Son. 1 Ivors5" ft' Pond,
Ludwlg and M. Schulz. Palmer's Piano
House, 234 East Main. 2S9
Visitors In the city from nearby
points Tuesday and today wore R. H.
Taylor and family of Talent, J. S.
Phillips of Ashland, and A. C. Gentry,
Mr. und Mrs. J. E. Vertlls and H. H.
Curter of Grants Pass.
Aftor nil Is said and dono you will
still continue to save at the Groceteria.
tf
Export car washing, day and night,
30-40 S. Front. Hittaoll's Motors. 291
Among the new homes to be erected
very soon In the city Is a fine one
on Geneva avenue by Clarence Knight.
Work will be begun on a number of
new dwellings, according to report, as
soon as the weather grows more set
tled. '
Experienced dressmaking work done
by tho hour. Location, Flower Shop.
Sparta Uldg. Phone 506. 2S4
T. P. Walters and family huvo sold
their ranch home on the Jacksonville
boulevard and will move about March
loth to their bungalow home thnttbey
built when they first camo to Medford
located ut 111 Genesee street.
Expert car washing, day and night.
3H-40 S. Front, tlittson's Motors. 2S1
PEARL Oil
(KEROSENE)
STANDARD Oa COMPANY
rRDFORD, OTtEfi OX, WEDNESDAY.
MIN8TREL SHOW GREAT SUCCESS
(Continued from Pa Kb One)
remaining modestly In tbe background
looking after the not to bo seen from
stage details, then declared that the
minstrel company and all other mem
bers of tbe Elks lodge wanted credit
given publicly where It was due.
The speaker then presented,, to Mr.
Swem a handsome engraved jeweled
Elks card case, ,
That was all. There was loud a'p-u
plause and the end men resumed their
singing and pushed the still bewildered
stage director back off the, stage into
the wing. i V-;. ' .
Mr. Swem Is an artist and decorator
of unusuaj ability, and - during : the
world war served in the camouflage
section of the United States army In
France. , He served for a year as direc
tor of the municipal theater aflNorth
anipton, Mass., and with several' the
aters in New York as stage director.
He was In the moving picture business
about two years and for a long' time
Was with the Paramount film concern
as technical director and costume de
signer. '
Mr. Swem's oiie ambition in life Is
to be called Thomas. Swem, but : fate
and popularity hus willed' otherwise,
and he will always be plain Tom.
LOCAL BILLS ARE PASSED
(Continued fioin Page One)
the other authorizes ; the, highway
oommlHHlon to sell short term bonds.
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MANN'S The Best
33-INCH
IMPORTED
PONGEE
SILK
$1.25
YARD
Thousands
1 in the Much-Wanted
I , for Spring Wear
I At SENSATIGNMTliOW
BUY ALL YOU NEED AT THESE
$4.00 TUB SILK, $2.19 ; $3:00 WASH
500 yarcts of extra heavy Tub :
Silks, , suitable for Men's
Shirts .'and .Women's '.Tailor
ed Waists. Comes in a great
variety of weaves and pat-,
terns. Values up to $4.00..
On sale Thursday, $2 10
yard . .'. .'.V .
J .1 3-
' A nn c, : nnn - inch, $3.50 value, 1 Oft
&4.00 SATIN $2.98 . c ,UO
36-inch Imperial and Win, rr " . c ? no
Skinner's guaranteed SatinJf ? Countess Sattn $3 98
All Silk in a fine line of cot ?6.' h 8 w!de,' Vn whlt?
Sold
ors.
sale
yard
, ;?.
.'
Uistinctive iVLiiiinery
A picturesque '' display . pre
senting the new season's best
5 Reasonably priced-
I Thursday's
NEW, PERCALES
36 inches wide. Good
quality.' Sold at 45c.
On sale . Thursday,
yard . . '. ''. ..." ... . 25c
, Bleached Muslin
3(5 iiit'lu's wide.' Fine grade.
nt, IlOt. . Tliis side
yard .
18c
MAILORDERS PROMPTLY. FILLED
FEBTCUA'RY '23, 192f,
It took Jufct 31 'minutes Inst liighl
for the Kenate to paiss approximately
tit.65jV.00U In appropriations for the
biennium of and 1'2.
SALEM, Ore., Feb: 23.-ronolud-ini;
highway legislation o the state
ICKiHluture was enueted by the senate
today, Including tl'o 7,000.000 bond
bill and the latest -j loose vvlt bill. Both
were house nteasures.und now go to
the governor. . The bond measure will
bring the total in bonds authorized
for highway purposes to within $3,
000.000 of the constitutional limits
tion bf four per cent of the assessed
property valuation of the state.
. SAjLEM,. Ore,., Feb. 23. The house
today refused to grant an Increase of
ualary of J800 annually to the mem
bers of the public service commission.
SALEM. Ori., Feb. 23. Automo
biles using state highways for trans
portation of freight or passengers are
placed under" the supervision of the
"Where there is a
persistent cdiigh or
; general rundown
condition, there .
Scott's
Emulsion
is a positive' help. ;
Scott St Bownc. flloomfieldN. J. 20-23
Goods for the Price
Goods for the Price ;
of Yards
i his beautiful silk is.
inches wide and comes in
the "new sport shades of
.jade, green, coral, .flesh
and white. : Regular $3.00
value. " This sale fc 98
"only,: yard ; . . ..."
. Black Duchess Satin, 36-
at $400. iXhis.W mun
ftrt.'nb patterns, ror sp
P&VQt Sold at $5.00. ,
a ' ' Th sale, yard . .
jaiicriis, iui
THE NEW
We carry the celebrated. 'Fit Rite" Petti
coat. ; Spring styles just in. If in need of
one, call and see them.
Near Silk Petticoats, with Taffeta flounce.
Sold at $5.00. Now selling at fc 9 7
each' , '". . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . . . . . . - t ' ';
Taffeta Petticoats, splendid quality. ;AH'
good colors. ! Sold at $8.50. 4
Now, each . : . . . . . v..iO
Jersey Silk Petticoats. . All good colors.
Sold at $8.50.
see them : each
Specials in Wash Goods and Domestics I
, NEW CHALLIES
36 inches wide. New
patterns. Best qual
ity. Sold . at 35c.
This sale, yard . . 25c
Manns Department Store
Sold
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N. CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON
tto public service coi issioii by a
bill now ready for the Boveiiior.
SALEM, Ore., Feb:3. The guso
line tax bill Introduced Inr the house
by the roads and highways commis
uw.n nnViaed ihe senato today.
Senate bill 3X0 designed to prcventj
real estate brokors , from unnwm,
deeds, land contracts and 'other legal
papers wus killed by Indefinite post
ponement today. '
W0MW5YlmllNG,
WITH DIAMOND DYES
I , . , v
Each package of ."Diamond Dyes"
contains simple, directions, to diamond
dye worn, shabby skirts, waists,
dresses, coats, gloves, - stockings,
sweaters', draperies, coverings, every
thing, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton
or mixed goods, new, rich, fadeless
colors. Buy "Diamond Dyes," no
other kind,: then perfect results arc
guaranteed.' Druggist has Color Card.
;Adv. 135
A UOOI 1JVB UIS1XKSS IX TIIK
CITY OP I'OUTLANI).
CARRYINO stationery und school
supplies, drug'sundrles. package gro
ceries and an ice cream parlor In con
nection; also two largo living rooms
and bath and targe basement; foun
tain with carbonator. candy eases and
fixtures ure- of tho finest. This shop
is doing a fine cash and small credit
business, and will stand investigation;
price fOOOO, cash or good negotiable
paper; only those who mean business
answer this, giving name and address,
urso phone.. Address P. O. Box 1100.
Portland, Ore. :
No Matter What
No Matter What
of Criso.
Weaves and Colors
on Sale
Thursday
PRICES J AS THEY ARE GOING JJP , i
SATIN $1.98 $2.50 DRESS SILKS $1.69
36
36-inch
ues, Thursday,
yard
"rocaaea
spurt wear.
QR
PETTICOATS ARE HERE
Now selling at C C
NEW VOILES
100 pieces of the lat
est patterns in Dress
Voiles. ' Specially A
priced at, yard
48c to $1.25
in
at
POSTAGE PREPAID ON ALL ORDERS H
V0MEN who; overwork
"Man may work from sun to sun.
but woman's ; work is never done."
In order to keep the home neat una
attractive, the children well dressed
and tidy, women continually overdo
and suffer In silence,' drifting alone
from bad to worse, knowing full well
that they- need help to 'overcome tin
pains and aches whieh dally make lift
a burden.. Lydta E. -Pink ham's Vege
table Compound Is a modicine Mith
specific value which' overcomes many
of the worst forms of female cup.i
plalnts, as the letters constantly bolng
published in this paper will prove.
' Adv.
" ON
TIME
WEEK
If you hnvp u loss, will' you hove
been on Unto with '" . In
Kiiruncc? " .' .. v",
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' Ft. A. llbT.HK9 1
THE INSURANCE MAN
All Forma Insurance and Bonds'
....Jackson County Bank Bldg.
the
the Price-M ANN'S
SILK
POPLIN I
- 36-INCH ;
;:$1.5p.:I
GRADE 1
89c YARD 1
New Silks
Taffeta - and all-silk
Messaline in the new: shades
for spring wear . $2.50 val
P2.50 yaU
$1.69 I
$3.50 Black Taffeta $2.48
36 inches wide, goqd heavy
grade. Wear guaranteed.
Worth today $3.50 JO 4R
yd. Sale price, yd. r s
t$5t.00 Crepe Meteor $3.48- jj
,40 inches wide. Comes, in the S
newv shades or rust, pekin
blue, rose, grey and navy. 1
Sold at $5.00. This (to AQ 53
sale,' yard . . . . . . Pp,"P 1
1Q
LONG CLOTHS
36 inches wide. Fine
quality. Good weight
Sold last season at
50c very special, yd.
29c
New Lining Satine
alt colors, 36 Inches wide. Sold'
75e. This sale
50c 1
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