Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 22, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMFJVFOTJT) MATT, TRTBUNR- HrEDFOttTV .f)RF.flf)N FRIDAY. APRTL 22. 1021 PAGE For Your Floors V QYSdar VPolisU For Your Furniture Ac Your Dealers lwnOTr Coron mittr. Otk mJlm t fttmcHv primm. fl u bef or you kmy. MEDrORI) ROOK KTOItF I)U. A. Bl UKLl'XI) Chiropractor RnHo 4 And 5, Spuria building, corner Ma4n and I U vers Me. OlTlco jihonu ISowlileneu 322. Your Choice of All Makes Oakland 6 1920, model heavy frame run less than 1000. miles $1450.00 Cleveland 6 1 921 model, run 3000 miles, equip ped Trith front and rear bumper, (.pare tire, motor-meter. Mechani cally in first class condition. Guar anteed $1600 Buick 6 5-pasHfinger, 1017 model. Guar anteed in first class condition $1200.00 , Willys-Overland T-pusKf-Bjer, 1018 model. Xew jmini jtb. Cord tires, 4 spare cotfds.., Meter-Meter, . pewer tire pimp. Guaranteed nechaaically is geeil cditii. .. - Velie 5-passenger 1018 model. Beauti fill running car. Cord tire equip ped. Spare tire, motor.meter and bumper, power tire pump $1200 Dodge 1017. Looks, like new. Good tires. New spare tire, 1921 li cense $900 Guaranteed Mechanically Ford Touring I02D.;! Rim very little. Good tires! Motor bored for starter. Studebaker 6 7-pnjisenf(ei', newly overhauled, Motor reborcd. Do Luxe pistons, new rear end, heavy rear springs, making ideal stage ear. New Stromberg Carburator. Good tires This car is priced right and will make some one wanting to haul big loads to Hte or do stage work a fixe car. Chevrolet Touring 1020 model. Al condition Hittson Motors i s. Fir, YOKEL FAILS TO E Ralph Hand, the wrestling Idol of Gold Hill and tributary creeks, went up to Portland and tackled Mike Yokel the I'tah wrestler last night, who of fered 50 to anybody he could not throw in IS minutes. He did uot slap Hand's shoulders to the mat in tho specified time, and Hand won the (50. Doc Dowers of Gold Hill received a telephone message conveying this news late last night. The contest took place at a Portland theater, and was a rough, tough one. They yanked each other from the foot lights to the back drop, with the crowd yelling for Hand to win. Hand ro mained on the defensive, and devoted himself to keeping right side' up. Hand's name was not known until after the match. Hhnd is eoine to wraatla Ted Thye Yokel's most formidable rival at Gofcl Hill, April "i. next Tuesday, and his lingrls( with Tokel a quarter of an hour thrilled his Gold Hill admirers, like Bud Anderson used to thrill Med- Xordites. It was also a good workout for the local mutt artist, and instills new confidence in him for the big match of his career. It is not expected that the lingering with Yokel will be any balm to Thye. Yokel is regarded as one of the best men of his weight in the wosld. PORTLAND. Ore., April 22. The wrestling match between Ted Thye and Mike Yokel, claimants to the mid dleweight wrestling title, which wait slated for next Wednesday night Iiub been postponed to Tuesday, May 3, according to announcement here. It is said the match was postponed on request of Thye who has an engage ment to wrestle Rulph Hand at Gold Hill, Ore., April 2(1. U. S. REFUSES TO MEDIATE (Continued fiom Page One) was displaying an active interest in the reparations question. The American answer is Interpreted here as an invitation to Germany to resume negotiations 'with the allies. It is thought the United States will not continue the conversation with Germany except in accord with the allies. Secretary of State Hughes is understood in authoritative quarters here to have assured Ambassador Jus seiand to this effect. Vienna Hears New One VIENNA, April 22. Announcements that the United States has accepted in principle Germany's proposal that Germany assume part of the allied debt to America have been received and there have been expressions of satisfaction from newspapers. In its exchanges with the German government the United States has not accepted in any way tho German pro posal that Germany should assume I any part of tho allied debt to America. Tho foregoing Vienna dispatch would appear to indicate, however that a dis patch to the effect that the United States has accepted in principle Ger many's proposal had been received at the Austrian capital from. , Ucrlin sources. Germany Skeptical BERLIN. April 22. (By Associated Press.) The trend of the comment in this morning's Berlin newspapers on Germany's appeal to President' Hard ing for mediation in the reparations question, written in tho absence of knowledge of what the American re ply would be was skeptical of any good coming from the German move. The nationalist press reralls the ap peal made by Germany to President Wilson in .1918, just before the close of war, and asks why Germany is plac ins herself helpless in the hands of an ally of her enemies. Cash for apples. Phone G71-R. 32 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND Gold rim spectacles on street. Owner can have same by calling at Gas Company office. 28 FOR SALE Goose eggs, seed corn. v hlte Leghorn rooster. rhone R-13-X. ' 27 AUTO PAINT SHOP L, Q. SPRINKLE, Prop. Automobiles Painted and - Revarnished 221 Worth Fir GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Hrrb cure for paraoh", hfmlaclip. cat arrh, dipthfr!n. snrf f0rnat. lunir trouble, kirfnov trouble. Rtomach trouble, hart trouble, chills and fver. cramps, pmiglia, poor circulation, earnunoips. tumors, erackff) breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPKRATIONS. Meflford. Oreon. Jan". 13. 1!17. This is to certify that I. the under fllpned. hnd very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several years and last August wbh not expected to live, nnd hearing of Ofm Chung (whose nern store ts at J 1 4 south rrmu street. MMfnrd). I decided to get herbs fnr my stomach trouble, and I started to ffellnc better rs soon as I usd thm and today am a well man and can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted tin I was to see Glm rhuns and trv his Herns (Sfcnedi W. R. JOHNSON', Witnesses: Vm. Ipwis. Kagle point. W, t. Chiblreth. Kairl Point. M. A. Anderson. Medfnrrt. P. R Holmes. Kacle Point. C. K. Moore. Eaple Point. .1, V. Melntyre. KaRle PnltiL rJo. Vtin der TTfllt'n, K.arle Point. Titos, ;. JSirludN, V.iW I'ollll. Mwwvmvmwivwwvmm A number of local merchants are planning special window displays of Medford and Oregon products for the coming week. .All .Medford peoplo should ask Tor "home products" when making their purchases not only next week but every week. Pollyanna for best lunches. 2S R. G. Shirk, territorial sales man ager of the, Goodyear Tire Sc. Rubber Co., spent Thursday in the city on bus Inesa with the' Medford Service Sta tion and Coo., L. Treichler Motor Co.. and other dealers. Mr. Shirk looks for a big tire and auto Improvement in business this year. Mr. Shirk was ac companied by R. tj. Cochrun. district traveling salesman. . R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. That the royal chlnnock is taking the spinner is attested by the 20-pound fish caught by Sam Stinebaugh at an early hour this morning. A spectator helped him gaff tho 6almon after a 15 minute battle. Charles Adair took a 15-pounder about the same time. A fish a day before breakfast is the regu lar thins these days. Grants Pass Courier Sara alley wrajjilae tfr T ustHt white prist Bauer ) hills. Ask this office. tf Word reaches Medford that it has been raining so hard at Trail and Prospect for several days that the road between those points, especially in the level section, is now in bad condition. Gladioli bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery 680-J-2. 28 ; v. E. Roames vfli ijiTed. ibomorvi,1 forenoon from a vlalt at Salem on legal business srjoH,! HO". J t;i Everything electrical. Medford Elec ta Co,j Phone QSl. 1 ! W giddy advertising car of tlie Al G B-.jnes animal circus standing on the railroad track near the depot ' today figuratively speaking made the mouths of the boys, old and young, water with anticipation of what is soon coming. Tho circus will be here on May 4tn. Premier prize dance! Talent! Sat! A real "Joy-party". Let's go! 27 The animal huspandry class of the Medford high school visited the short horn herd of ti. E. Heeson near Talent yesterday afternoon. Visiting the bet ter herds of livestock and studying them at first hand constitutes a largo part ot the work, of the class this term. Mr. Ueeson has a very good founda tlon herd and has recently purchased Villager tad from W. 11. Undsay of Merlin. Vlllaso Iad is considered one of the best shorthorn bulla in southern Oregon. .' .Hemstitching nnd plcotlng . 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E Main and Ilartlett. tf ' M. L. Hughes of Jlutto Falls,-is -a visitor In" the 'city "from that section who came down yesterday. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Guests from a distance at the Nash include L. R. Rlsscn, C. R. Lansberry and A. A. Dole, horsemen from Tia Juana, Mex., R. D. McFarlan of Bos ton, Mass., h. D. Crousant and family of San Francisco and N. W. Flaiseg of Alhambra, Calif. Special feature prize waltz, Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April 22. Majestic 27' In Judge Taylor's court Friday G. A. Abbott was fined $10 and costs upon his plea of guilty to assault and lat tery on JeBso llulcy, a 1G year old youth, the assault consisting, it is claimed, in his chastising the youth when the latter after stoning Abbott's chickens called him names. Hm-b .ink potatoes 1 7S per inn de livered in the city. Hutchison & Linus den. 2S Attend tho Civic Iniuroremeut club dance at Eagle Point Saturday night, April 23rd. Supper si.-ived by the ladles 25c plate. 27" Mrs. Oswald arrived in the city from Salem this morning for a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. John 11. Goodrich, 12-inch dry nine $4.nu a tier; 1G-Inch dry- pine 4.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf . pur retreads are making good tires, deliver double mileage. Try one. Ex change Tire. Co. ' 31 Miss Mary alee was a visitor in the cjty .Thursday from Central Point. Another big popular canco, Ortb hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April 22d. Majestic "4" orchestra. 27 Hughes-Westlnghouse and Simplex ranges. People's Electric Store, 28' A. It. Clement has been confined to his home tbe past wek with an attack f the flu. Surprise pears on Japan. I"d Val ley Nursery, til-J-2. 21 Delo-Mgut ItiTBi litkt ati pwi plants. Medford Electric Co. Mrs. Josephine Cliampie of Eugene is registered at the Holland. Among other Orcgonians at this hotel are W. P. Tucker of Boardman, 1.. P. Cnmp bell of Salem, and G. A. Curtis, T. A. Arnes and A. A. Allen of Portland. N. B. Newcomb, will deliver green 16-inch slab wood very cheap. I.et'a book .your order now for early deliv ery. Also dry planing mill blocks, kindling and shavings. Phone 031. 28 1 Bert Greer waa up rrom Uurhank, Calif., attending to business matters in Ashland and Medford today. Mr. Greer and Harvey Ling own a news paper and job printing plant in llur bank. Eden and Tbor washing machines. People's Electric Store., , 28 J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock was a business visitor in the city W ednesday afternoon. kwin Portor of Ashland, waa a busi ness visitor in, Medford on Thursday. Special feature prize waltz, -Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April 22. Majestic' "4". 27 In Judge Taylor's court this morn ing J. M. Kyed, a stranger "in tho city who had been stopping at a local hotel for a week or so and who was arrested on the strcet-early last Thursday even ing for intoxication, by Pntrolman Adams, waa fined. $15 and costs. Royal and HooTer Vacuum cleaners. People's Electric Store. 28 I The Colonial Have You Bought That Spirng Suit If not, we want you to see our line of new samples. t ( Suits$2675Up We do a genernl itiude-lo-meiis-ure linml-tailoi'ed business and guarantee our work. AYliy not have your suit innde to fit you, when it does not cost nuy more than roiidy-mndc clothes. D. L. Springer (Successor to Gub tho Tailor) Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately removed on ihort notice. Weekly vtalt In rol enc districts. DJly bualne dla trlct. Phone 8i. uTTrrsurrr jfvujtnoh "Here's a Prescription That Did the Werk for Me" WhVn a friend of fern you a prescription that "worked lino" for-lifniT-don't take It. That is, be nice about it In refusing. You don't want to hurt his feelings. Hut here's the point: If that proscription worked fine TOR HIM It means that the doctor found what the trouble was and knew Just what would help nature to got started again. ' In your case, the proportions might have to be changed a lot even something ontlrely different to help you any. - Don't ask a friend. Ask a doctor. Our part is to see that you get exactly what ho orders for you. 314 K. Mala Kt. Phone Id. .HAS KINS. FOR HEALTH ! wF.ir.ir q "sir m? r We COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS THE STORE THAT ADVERTISES ITS PRICES are giving a special sale on ma tresses for the next two weeks, starting Monday, at the fol lowing prices: i ? T ? t t T t f y y y y MATTRESSES Combination Felted Cotton Li titers FULL 'SIZE, $8.00, Reduced to $5.50 Elastic Cotton Felted Art Tick, 40 pounds $13.50.. 1 Reduced to $7.00 Silk Floss Art Tick, 30 pounds $23-50. Reduced to ; $15.00 Silk Floss Art Tick, Imperial Ede. 35 pounds, $25.00.' Reduced to $10.50 All other mattresses reduced to low sale prices! AVo carry a full line of aluminum, glass ware, and crockery. All patterns carried in open stock. , ,..- i A full line of standard make . ranges from $78.50 up MONARCH, UNIVERSAL and : r. CHARTER OAK Refrigerators in all sizes in the two best bakes AUTOMATIC and RIIINELANDER. Window shades, 31! by 7 feet, . 55 and up All sizes in tho RKUNSWICK and VOCALION 'Talking Machines Mr. Davis. District Manager Phonograph Division of the Krun.swick-Iialke-Collender Com pany will be in Medford Thursday, April 28th, and he invites all llrunswiek owners and those who arc interested in phonograps to meet him at our store. 4 i- t y y y y y y y y i y y 5 LIBERTY BLDG. PHONE 298 Arriving daily New Voils, Foulards, Organdies, Ginghams See our new JERSEY SPORT BLOUSES A FEW JERSEY SPORT SUITS SEPARATE JERSEY SKIRTS AND JERSEY COATS at very attractive prices Smartest Styles Unequaled Values In Our Window Now. DID YOU HAY ttRKY Nl'EOH OXK S't'HAl' auk -NOT TO UK HAD IX MHDl'tlRD? VK!,L YOU (AX CUT Til KM AT ,QrACWJ, 21 N. Central 'ood Shoes" ' Itni-ney Google Says: The merclxant that offer new styles t tbo rifrht time never pjiya taxes on ahelf wartiurra. Specialization In tlio development of the Front Laca Idea h;iB siven proenilnencc in this field to rolaset -(OTsetS' Itecognlzed as the correct principle from both a style and comfort, Btand- point, you can secure a maximum of both In Frolaaet Front Lacing Corsets. Splendid values at 'o, (6.60, $7.60, 10 and up. ' DEUELS' Oakdale Grocery SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Salted Peanuts, 2 lbs ..25c Shaker Salt, pkg. 12c, 2 for ..........23c Corn, can 13c, 2 for .......;..25c Tomatoes, can 13c, 2 for ......'...:.25c , Fresh Vegetables, Fruit, Ice Cream and Candies. Come in and ftivc us a trial, or phone 818-R Free delivery any time, any place in city. , LEWIS & MITCHELL EAT MORE BREAD Its Your Best Food 1 Perfection Bread "The Quality Loaf" 1 lb. loaf 8tf. Vj lb. loaf 13f Medford Bakery Corner Main and Grape . Phone 37 Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Sprsr Outfit, and Gas Engine ncpnlrlng a Specialty GE.VKRAk FODNDHT AM M.'WIMWt 8UOI PICTURE FRAMING j SWEM'S STUDIO