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ti'DENTS WILL
BUILDING, GRATIS
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. jfEDFOTlTV OK'F.riON'. " 'K1)V'S'T)A'Y. MARCH :iO, 1021
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Sport b.v.d;
..u.smN Kri-iJ .,. w,.i;.lu f
; fr khbi.,,,,, Jv,, ,,;,,:;,h
f l..-.rli,,:,t,. in . MMl ,.,..,,
and open B,.f lurii:.,..,lts in M:iy.
yentz'-r. instructor in manual
nine"' " '""""""'
.inir oul'lic statement at ;i recent
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,(JUb .....t.,l Mnm tl...
n,. nianusu i. r ... ....
. titkliiL' mi the slinlv ,,i"
rno " -- -
trv present plan is to
it work ' actual sized detail purls
,he houses, enuninti uiu ccusuuc
of tho corner, then cine of two
ling 'uts " "IO '"f'1'" ",ul lf
,1 construction.
' ..... iv.mi-v of huuse liulldlnu is
kiirouK - .. . . . . , .
:k- as iii"u ,!i "",i,t,(i' wu
rJl be unauic in .- .i
,-Ject now uk "b ........
ffe would like, however, to make
.joffrr t" .vuu. If you are. in need
l,pilW. chicken tiiMiw. small tool
Lid, or any n.o.n. ..U.......K.
,11 build it for you here on the sehool
rounds free 01 niiiisi-. i. juu ..in
'rnish the liiateiiiils, and then move
.'to your own home.
Wn nro units anxious for some of
L dnd of work, so we trust you
till feel Interested and take our of-
ThiS not only IlieuilM inai you
L get your liouso built for nnlhlnu.
t vou will lie neiping 10 Kivo ine
toys a part of their truinliiK by lur-
iihlnB thein soniitiiiins to worn
on. We w,u HUaramee yon an .
l ) job ami ho Kind to ho of service
you. Now, if you are interested in
ar proposition, please feel free to
and talk It over wun us. we
!ilio Invite you to come and visit our
,!iop ot any time and lnspeet our
;ork.
Signed: Manual trainini; riasH 01
.he high sehool.
I,. A. Mentzer, Instructor.
STATB OoLI.KiK. .la., s,,,.,.
football praetiee l.Ba a, V,i state
""'K'' number of candidates i,.,.ii.
ed and praetiee will continue for -i
weeks.
liKTltl.IT A new M-.vlind.-r en
Kine is l.iK desiiiiied by KdscI fold
to drive a power ,oal he plans t.t
enter in the Kld ci.p and Harms.
:onn trophy ,-aces here this lunnnier
Hie Ameriean 1'ower Moat assoeia-
" eenuy raised the piston ,iis-
plaeement f,, 2.i:,o to 3.40U in or
der that the Koi d boat imIkIu enter.
CI.KVKl.AND The Cleveland In
diana were sehedul.d to play their
first exhihition Kaine on their li.un
storniiuK trip at San Antonio today.
JlrKKI-.Sl'OKT. I'a. Pal Moore.
Memphis and Tommy Ryan. MeKees
port. bantamweialils, box ten rounds
hero tonight.
riTTSUl.Ml The reK1,lara of the
I'lltsbuiK National L.-aKUe liasehall
eluh, broke camp at Mot Springs, Ark.,
today and started for Little Itoek,
where nil exhibition name was sched
uled for this afternoon.
rrj.fi -w .-v. . w e.vr.
William Farnum in "If I Were King,
at the Rialto.
TEST T
El
Persons havlnpr thermonu-ters or
rost alarms to he tested and eom
ared with standard Weather Hu-
rrau Instruments, should leave them
it the county agents offiee in the
Liberty building at once. As much
reparation is necessary to test one
thermometer as fifty, and it is de-
iired to havo all the instruments to
ie checked and delivered as soon as
possible, so they can all he handled
at once.
The ordinary stoek thermometers
ihould lie checked each year, as they
ire Hllbject to alow changes which at'-
trt the accuracy of. the readint's.
This is especially true of thermome
ters graduated only on the metnl or
ffooden backs.
FI,OYD . TOUXO,
Mctcbrologiat, II. S. Weather llureau.
March 30, 1921.
Messrs. Washburn and Fullcrton,
ho came here from Taconia about
six months agb and jiurchased the
takery at the, corner of Main and
Grape street, and who are expert bak
ers, have hof.il l-iutilnii in up to-date
equipment, consisting or a revolving
gas oven and other machinery, now
tavc their-bread on the market, which
Ihey cull "Perfection", and Riiaranteo
It as good as any on tho market.
'Ihey have changed the namo to the
Medfonl Hakery a'nd nut only make
first class bread but all kinds of pas
tries. Their motto' is "It's the Flavor."
SHIIEVESPORT,. Ijl.. "Habe"
lluth is suffering from a sprained left
wrist, it was stated at the Yankee
training grounds today. The Injury
is not serious and "Uube" may not
be out of many training games.
NEW YORK Pete Herman of New
Orleans, former bantamweight cham
pion will meet Willie Spencer, New
lork, in a fifteen-round match to
night.
HAVANA Dr. Kmniiuel Laskcr
and Jose II. C'apablanca will resume
tonight the fifth game of their chess
tournament, which was adjourned at
1 o'clock this morning, otter Dr. ban
ker had sealed his 31st move.
C111CAO Johnny Meyers. claim
ant of the middleweight wrestling
title and l.ou Talaber. challenger
meet tonight in a finish mulch, two
falls out of thrco at UiS pounds in
the second regiment urmory.
OMAHA, Neb. .Andy Schniader
knocked out Sergeant Ilurke. of Chi
eago in toe seconu rounu.
NKW YORK Soldier Bartfield and
Phil Rloom fought u fifteen-round
draw.
In the seven games between the
Ynuks and tho llrooklyns during the
training season the American leaguers
have made !)S hits and bS runs a
compared to the Nationals 03 hits ani
28 runs.- ' .
Mrs. Quentin F. Feitner (the former
Miss UlUan Hydo) Metropolitan and
Florida state woman golf champion
will tin a member of the party
American women who will play In the
itiltish championship tournament
oneninc Mav 20, it was announced to
day. Mrs. Feitner was runner up in
the national title event in 1911.
Stanislaus Kb.va7.ko and John Pezek
were matched for April 13 anil htran
eler Lewis will meet Jim l.ondoB or
lionato (.larilinl the same night.
William H. Dietz, former Carlisle
football star and former football men
tor at Washington state, was signed as
Purdue football coach.
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A FINAL REQUIEM
1 t,t,
Bl
nAl.Tl.MOHK, Mar. Members
of the Catholic lalety filled the cathe
dral to overflowing this morning at
the last of the special requiem masses
preceding the final funeral services
tomorrow for Cardinal Gibbons, whoso
death occurred last Thursday. Hishop
O. H. Corrigan, vicar general of the
diocese was the celebrant, nsslsted by
members of the local priesthood. The
music wus uung by the cathedral
choir.
At the end of the mass Hie congre
gation filed slowly past the bier for u
last look at the features of the cardi
nal, and -io long lino of men, women
and children who had gathered in the
street meanwhile, streamed into the
edifice in a procession which bid fi
to continue all day. It is estimated
that between 20,000 and 30.001) persons
viewed the body of the prelate yester
day during the twelve hours it was
exposed to imblb-! view.
The office foe the dopd will be sung
at the catbadrn'. tonight by the semin
aries of St. M"ary's college here and
tho diocesan clergy, liishop Corrigan
presiding.
Governor H itchifr gave the final
touch to the plan Tor a general tribute
to tho cardii'jil T hen he issued an of
ficial proclaaiirion yesterday calling
'on the people of Marv'r.im io suspend
all activities tit III o clock tomorrow
morning, the. hour of the funeral to
offer a prayer lor the. example of Car
dinal Gibbons' life, in Daitimore the
mayor and city council have proclaim-
tl a tire minute period of business
suspension.
ox i!i:i(; i;i-M 11:1V ai.ivi:
.MINING MAN SK I I MIIS
HOW ANY GIRL CAN :
HAVE PRETTY EYES
N'KYADA CITY. C;il.. Mir. ::.--Aftrr
l"'in iMiprist'iifd l-y a ;r.r-in
at tlu- Stin'A mint m-.u ('.imiitun-
villr, I 1- ll' limns, Jt-hn Wultr, a
ruininp: man ot this riiy was taUi-n uut
alivo yrMcnlay, lut dii'tl liaus
t ion while bcit ik hn 1 UK lit lu-ri-. '1'hc
cave in lnhl him in a stuopinK i'o;i
linn for llu- tMttirr Unit'.
' X Kill or woman is jtretty if her
oy s nv red, strained or havo dark'
' riimn. SliupU' viti hha7.rl. camphor,
hydraM-i. t-ti ., hh mixed in Lavoptik
t-vf wash, will liriKhten the eyt-s and a
!v.-"f;"s usv will surprise you with it
q " li 'K r. sulis. KeKuIar use of 1-a-jvuptiu
U cp;; the eyes heulthy, Hpark
IlitiK ami vivacious. Thf quick chaitA
I will please .vou. 1 ainty ulurnlnum
ji-ye cup KKKI-:. Medftn-d Thwrmaty
.Main and Central Sts. Adv.
-'f'K'fi-.-iilWfl. J ... 'if
bv 'car-vsise' ?
Bill Sfjivenss-Whetr a man says
lYtdnT A powevyui-.
dependable-and
economical car"
then he is Known
h be "cox-wee und
Ihey soil him a.
iJermnalf
heatilight
nuiiam ne
when and
hereneed
STANDARD OU. COMPANY
1 11 T'"--'" 1
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Tex nicliard rceoived a J800.000 of-
r...-n.,..l ;.. l.r.llt
lor tor me iiompoe.v-"' e "
from a Nevada silver mining camp.
I.011B train tripa and cold weather
bnvo hamnered the tralninK prograui
of tho White Sox the last two day3,
according to reports received today.
W.J.
James K. Orleve, the widely known
hotelkeepcr, mayor and president of
the chamber oj conirilerce ot Prospect
came down friuii Ibaf territory yesler
ilay afternoon for a several days' busf-
stav in the city Incidental to
making some big improvements in the
hotel and vicinity in preparation for a
liiKitrade or toiiristi t!is glimmer and
next fall. From tile mall inquiries he
has received from tourists about fish
ing and limiting facilities, accommo
dations and other features, Mr. Grieve
looks for a record breaking business
at his resort all season.
Brooms made by the Rogue Iliver
lU-oom Works are the best for the
money. Insist on home made brooms.
11'
If you are one of tho few that
think -bread is bread you haven t
tried "Butter-Roll," at your grocer.
7
Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
When overhauling your old bus put
new life in it by demanding genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac
tory equipment on the best cars. The
Busy Corner Motor Co. . u
ihc Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist Episco
pal church will meet at the home 01
Mrs. I.co Watkins, 37 South Front
street. Friday afternoon at 2:30. Alt.
laiiies o' ti.e ciiurch are cordially in
vited to attend.
Hemstitching and plcoting
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Ha Shop,
Cor. 10. Main and Bartlott. tf
',awn mowers sharpened. Mltcholl
Ladder Co.. CIS East Main. 317
If you want some print paper In
-oils, to fit in your paper racks or to
ue without tho racks, better see us nt
once and save money. tf
List your house, farm and timber
with the Medfonl Land & Insurance
A ITP11CV. 220 West Main street. 1 tf
1 j'ho roads between here anil Pros
pect am in surprisingly good condition
tor this time of year, especially 101
lowing the heavy rains. The trip down
to Medfonl from Prospect is now bo
ing made easily in three hours. The
other county roads are also beginning
hn in fair condition for this time of
year
atreets''on Saturday, Xirril 2nd. ' Their
specfals for one dollar: will surprise
vou. lu
Call o.'iT-M for desirable tenant lor
your furnished house. W ill lease. II
PicntihR. -;: .
Hemstitching. ;
Billions covered. ' '
Handicraft Shop. ... 11
Dance at Beagle Saturday given by
CHICAGO, Mar. 2!!. Will Held
Dunrov. poet and widely known press
agent,' died hero last night of wood
alcohol poisoning-. Men with whom
lie has been associated lately said that
he had not taken a drink for years,
but yesterday lie asked a friend for
n n t-u n rnlil.
Iiimrov was' -in years old and In his
,,. rlnvn was a protege of Y II
ii,., .Tcnniims nryan. who paid his
way through tho University of
ht-.-iska. '
Ne-
Millinery Blouses
A REAL SALE
$10.00 Hats $7.50
$18.50 Hats $12.50
BLOUSES AT COST
Wo have divide,! to ?iv, tl.o jmbly- tho bpnorit of
some. splendid bargains in Pattern Hats and wnait
liluuscs during season.
The Vanity Shop
It. will nay you tf) rutflinto the Med
fowl Pharmacy. Mrtffiiwaiid 'Central
Miss Georgia Henry.
10'
:
for seventy
' years F ' i"
1 lnib50- W 3; 1
thc.v liked f ;l'"4
Folg,ers Coffetjf ,
Forycars and years thousands of people have
used Folger's Coffee as a daily beverage. It has
become a life-long friend almost one of the
family.
For over seventy years, our ideal has been to
produce coffee of distinctivt flavor of uniform-',
Yj good quality.
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is the result of
these seventy years' experience. It is selected,
roasted and blended with the most exacting
care by experts men who have spent years in
this one occupation..
Naturally this long experience has produced
an unusual blend with a flavor that you'll sure
ly like. - And you 11 find it A -.1.1 vt-'
"Different in taste from other coffee and bet-
r." - '-'
Ask your grocer for it- ' "
J; A. FOLGER & CO; -r, ?
San Francisco Seattle Kansas City Dallas
Sbizuoka. Japan
1 FOLGER'S
GOLDEN GATB LINO
...... conrnn tba
BXTRACTS SPIC KS
....... AND -..
BAKING POWDlir
HINCIIAMl'.OX. X. V., Mar. 3u
President John Mcl'arland of the In
ternational Typographical union today
reviewed the situation in Uiis city
brought about by thn strike of the
members of tho typographical union
March S. Ho announced that the In
ternational union would support the
strikers with a fund of $3,50I.lWO cre
ated for such a purpose.
Newspapers which were affected by
the strike are publishing normal size
editions under the open shop plan.
Cold Wave Goen to Sea
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3d. Leaving
widespread destruction behind It In
orchards. Hie cold wave which crossed
the illssls-Siippi river Kasler passed
ioiit In the Atlantic today wun re-
It urn to normal tempeiatures loiiowius
in its wake.
Notice
i Tt.-Hinnine the 1st of April we will be
Ui.i i,. simolv a few more families
i.-.h milk as' we have several fresh
., n,ir mill; is not panturi.od but
friuii tested herd: not only hot-
..w win, machinery but also milked
with machinery. We score with the
!i,i.,.r herds of the slate, and received
Upecial comment f'":n 'r-' insiwctors
'. u- :.,,n our herd but also
I ,mmmiihiihtTT 1
. ' 1 1 WMMa"'""1 p. t
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UjNTIL APRIL FIRST
Each purchaser of a Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tire will be entitled
to receive FREE OF CHARGE a
guaranteed tube to fit tire casing
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
The store where your dollar does its duty
.,, ' inJ.A'KK OAHtV CO
Miss Lovuisbnry, Milliner
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Cor E. Main and Bartlett