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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1921)
1021' PAWS THREE gl!l!llll!llllll!ll!!l!lllllll!l!liilililiiiiil:!l!i:illllllllll!lli:i;!lill IH.S. iMI Mann's Departm't Store 1 A 1 1 I It will pay you to attend our AT G flL rEDTOTtD HTXTTi TTiTRTjyR rETVFOTCTy. OTJEfiOX. TTTTTiRTVAY. 'APTNL v? r J EE TIME BARGAIN - SALES Opens Sat. April 9 Mann's Departm't Store 1 The Store for Everybody. Medford, Oregon Tim pi'URiam. whiili will ! given In tha high ixliuul iiHHi'iiibly nvxt EEjj Friday evening-, April S, will be u rVM-y novel one. H will i unslst of jtwo pails. The first part will In E5j elude damns and drills given by j about thirty pirls of the physic il SSj training classes. The second part ill 1 be an excellent play presented by lli nu'inbers of the Dramatic club. The high school invites the public rr: to take this opportunity to kci an Idea of some of the work carried on by the Kirls of the physical trainlni; classes. A few of the girls have ap Z peaied in public previously and hae Z entertained Uu-kc audiences by their clever work. The majority of the girls u,i:.,i-, iu .tieuioiu auuMfnces oy uy their practices have shown they will bo equally entertaining. Tho program includes dances as stately and graceful as the minuet, as full of life and spirit as folk and gym nastic dances, and ns dainty and aes thetic, as interpretative. "The Twelve Pound Look," which is the third of a series of plays pre sented by tho Sock und Buskin club this year promises to be on a par with tho others. Tho purpose of the club Is educa tional and the work done is with the ultimate aim.of having some under standing of tho fundamental princi pals and works of drama. The future and success of the club depends to some degree on the sup port given by the community to its activities. Wilson's Store Closes Friday See Tomorrow's Paper for Wilson's Reduced Prices HERE'S A SAMPLE Men's Suspenders 25c Men's Khaki Pants.. 98c Bib Overalls 89c Men's Underwear 50c Work; Pants : 98c Work Shirts 69c See Tomorrow's Paper for Big Ad Sale Starts Saturday The wisest thing a man can do it to take his wife into his complete business confidence and make her his BUSINESS partner as well as his life partner. Open a bank account for YOUR wife in our bank. Many a man has been saved from business disaster by the money his wife has quietly tucked away to her credit in the bank and which she was able to "produce" at the critical moment. Try it. . We invite YOUR Banking Business Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reserve "The Kid" Big Success "The Kid", which played to cnof nious crowds yesterday seems to set tle the question as to who ia the greatest of all film comedians. It ts Charles Chaplin. Discriminating play goers long have suspected. that Chap lin's unrivaled hold upon the imagina tion and affection of the multitudes was not due so much to Ills buffoonery as to his real acting ability. In "The Kid," his new six-act First National comedy, Chaplin does some of the fin est, most delicately shaded acting any one ever saw and for every slapstick laugh in it there is a classically ex quisite scene. Ills riotous action is irresistible. Little Jackie Coogan is one of the best child actors ever seen on a Medford screen. Women wept just to see him. a foundling discovered by Chaplin alongside an ash can in an alley. "The Kid" Is two-fisted. Its right glove is packed with tho pearls of tears, its left with the horseshoe of laughter. There are six acts that seem like one. Six nets that are funnier than the work of any other human be ing. Six acts that are sadder and simpler than anything else In pictures. Six acts thnt will atone for anything tho motion pictures have ever done. Other attractions on the program are, "Sweetheart Days," Page Maga zine and Janice Iiutler on tho big Wurlltzer organ. Ople Read Story Scores Hit After many pictures of society in trigues it is with a sense of relief that one sees "The Jucklins," George Med ford's 1!ew picture, which opened to capacity house at tho Rialto theatre yesterday. This is a good, big clean picture. It deals with good, old-fashioned people, tells a good old-fashioned love story, and contains a million and one little bits or great human interest. Monte Blue plays the role of Bill Hawes, the lunky school teacher, Charles Ogle is Urn Jucklin, Mabel Julienne Scott is Guinea Jucklin, his daughter and the big cast includes Fannie Mldgley, Zell Covington, Winter Hall, J. M. Dumont. Clarence Burton and a lone list ol favorites. BUDAPEST, April 7. (By Associ ated Press.) Reports that former Em peror Charles has re-entered Switzer land have been received here and his arrival in thtt country Is said by Count Albert Apponyi, former Hungar ian premier as closing the incident arising from the ill-starred attempt of Charles to reinstate himself as king of Hungary. In conversation with the Associated Press correspondent yes terday the count expressed the opinion that Charles was probably duped by a colossal hoax the work of foreigners for the purpose of promoting some de sign not understood here. "This regrettable Incident, which Is over," he continued, "at least proved the stability of the Hungarian state." German Empress Better DOOR.V, Holland. April 7. Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany who has been critically ill for several months, has had no new attacks of heart failure since Friday. Although she is very weak, her nights are re ported to be restful. Professor Kraus, who was called here from Berlin to attend the patient, has returned to the German capital, Interesting sIdcliKh'.d on the career of C. H. Owens, :n:i'HU-il at Suit I. alia City hist Saturday. In eunueclion with tho Bank of Jacksonville failure is shown In the following uitiele from the Corvallis Gazette Times uf last Tuesday: Corvallis and Benton county people have great interest in the story that C H. Owen is' being brought from Salt Lake City on a charge of aiding Wil liam II. Johnson, cashier and ex piesident of the defunct Hank of Jack sonville, to defraud that Institution of Jlil.uOO lor the reason that .Mr. Owen was a resident of Corvallis for at least six months two or three years ago and while here was noted for his free dom with money and his disposition Co he a royal, all-round good fellow. As a matter of general belief he was a poker player of no mean cali ber but not quite so good but that a number of expert poker artists in our community managed to relieve him of considerable of his ready coin. While here. Mr. Owen was a well dressed, rather cloancut looking fel low, who actually looked like ready coin and it was the understanding among friends that he was the noble scion of an illustrious and prosperous family, wus the happy recipient of the good graces and surplus coin of some one who had died, and stood a glorious chance of getting u whole lot more ol tho filthy lucre when a certain aunty should undertake to favor him by shuf fling oft this mortal coll. From Medford comes the account that Hanker Johnson is supposed to have sent .Mr. Owen at some time during his career at least $700 a week, and It may be that this was tho coin that Air. Owen had received from the "family" coffers, or advanced in the hope of the beloved aunty's death. At any rate, whllo here Mr. Owen bought the well-known George BroNvn plnce just north of the city, and in the course of activities bought or had a deal on for the Tom Dorgaii plnce up in tho Soap Creek country, and in some of these deals some of Banker Johnson'3 notes were floating around. The ins and outs of tho deals here are not sufficiently well known to give de tall, but it is known that even then there were those who wondered that the- Jacksonville bnnker should have notes around in tills manner. GETS HE IKIED REDDING, Cal., April 7. Painters putting new Roman numerals on the Redding town clock recently mixed the letters and put the "IX" where tho should be und vice versa. When the mistake was discovered, a Redding newspaper told Its readers that if thev were cettinir mlxod in their time, the trouble was with the clock. "If you sec the hands pointing to 'XI1 and "IX' you will know it is 0 o'clock and if you see them pointing to 'IX' and 'XII' pleuse be Informod I hat it is 11 o'clock," tho paper said. Cigarette To seal in t h e delicious Burley tobacco flavor It's Toasted Symbol of correct lubrication A Zerolene DISC is the identifying mark of high-grade lubri cants, the symbol of an efficiency in the manufacture of fine lubricants hard to duplicate elsewhere in the world. Zerolene is Correct Lubrication. Follow the recommendations of our Board of Lubrication En gineers embodied in the 2erolene Correct Lubrication Chart. There's a grade of Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your engine. Ask for a Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY A grade Jor each type of engine Cabaret Ashland Armory Friday Evening April 8 From 9 p. m. to 2 a. m. Under auspices 1st Co. Coast Artillery, Oregon National Guard Medford people make reservations at once by telephoning Rose Brothers, Ashland. . $1.50 PER TABLE FOR RESERVATIONS FIRST CLASS MUSIC. BIG TIME USE B. T. S. (Baricum Sulphur) for your "Pink Spray" 3 lbs. to 50 gallons of water Farm Bureau Co-Op Exchange NEWTOWN APPLES Packed ; 'j,,,,,;,.. , $1.25 A BOX V'' . f . o. b., Warehouse Bar dwell Fruit Co. ' Phone 124 . Medford Commission Sales Co. Sells anything. Sales 7917 Monday. EASE THOSE TIRED, ACHING MUSCLES Outdoor and indoor workcrn, sub ject to exposure or heavy toil, Und relief in Slxm'i Liniment BEF.N" at work all day, Etandincon your feet, li.'tinn huavy weights? And now you're ail tirc-rl out. Never mind , if you are vise you havo abottieof Sloan's on the shelf, at home or in the shop. Put a little on , without milling, ami quickly cornea grateful warmth, and relief. Good for rheumatic pains, nouralgia sciatica, lumbago and the host of ex ternal pains tiiut are all t'le time com ing. Helps brcik up colds, tool It's comforting to keep it Imiidy, Three sizes 35c, 70c, JM0. JL X X l J. JL L lAJ. I C lenemv .MS t THE TWO BIG SELLERS . Tanlac and Anti-Uric 6 bottles for the price of 5 Alio Sassafras Bark from Missouri HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. dark 15 lust diool iaHe '. M DR. W. W. HOWARD-Ostoopathta Physlclaa. Special attention given to eye, ear, nose and throat. 302 Liberty building, phone 496. DH. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Nntural Painless Meth ods. .Room m M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone a5. 1 . Citf IT SCAVENGER , AM refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone SOS. wnrTBvrrr a .TRNNnraa. AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and Revarnished 221 North Fir. L. 0. SPRINKLE, Prop. Phnnn 777 Plumbing and Heating Quality Service . Wm, Hammett 42 S. Central Phone 659 Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Rprny Outfit, and ' Gas Engine Repairing a Specially GEXEKAIi FOCNDBY AND MACUIXE SHOP ..J, 1
