Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFOim Man; TTrmxrsE, medfokd, oniscoy. Tuesday, aprtl ac, i92f
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A telegraphic dispatch from Saleiu
says: "The Crater iJike National Park
company, organized for the purpose of
operating Crater l.ako lodge and Anna
Springs camp in Crater Lake National
park, filed articles Saturday. The
company is capitalized at $40,000 with
the following incorporators: H. W.
ChildB, It. W. Price and Eric V. Hau
lier. The organization of this company
Is the result of investigations of hotel
accommodations at Crater lake by a
committee named by Governor Olcott
a year ago. Through the activity of
this committee numerous Improve
ments are to be made In present hotel
accommodations and an option on the
purchase of the hotel property Ib given
to the newly organized company."
The wood work of tho outer lobby
of the liialto theater Is being given a
new coat of paint.
Mr. and .Mrs. Roy J. White of Med
ford are In Rosehurg for several days
attending to business matters.
A series of games between the Kilts'
volley ball team and tile Ashland V.
M. C. A. team is being arranged. It J
seems difficult to find a suitable date,
but there is every indication that- the
series will come off soon. Serious
judges, lawyers, doctors, bankers, bus
iness men compose the teams and it Is
earnestly hoped that no blood will be
shed.
W. O. Hadley of The Dalles left this
morning for Grants Pass and the
Anient dam to see about something
being done as soon as possible to rem
edy the bad conditions at the dam, due
to a large break, so that the fish can
come through.
Seais on sale Tomorrow at 12 o'clock
PAGE - Friday night April 29 .
Philharmonic Orchestra
1 '
1
& 3 f. 'U'
of
LOS ANGELES
Six Distinguished
Soloists
75 of 'he Word's Great
est Musicians
The Supreme Musical
Organization of the
West.
Prices: ) Floor and 1st
4 rows Balcony, $2.00;
balance $1.50 and $1.00.
J. II. I'eare of I. a (irandn and W. A.
Uarrett of Albany, who were hero at
the Knights of Columbus initiation
last night, left for their homes this
morning.
The SI. Sf. Department store this
week is featuring a "Home Sewing
week" to introduce the new McCall
liatterns to the public. These new pat
terns have printed instructions on
eacli part so that the pattern itself
teaches any woman to make her own
garment, which means a material
money saving. The SI. Sf. company is
offering man;' attractive values in
silks, ginghams and wash goods, some
of which are listed in their page ad la
yesterdays' papers.
Guests from a distance at the Med-
ford Include Sir. and Mrs. Guy Wooley
of Cleveland, O., Sir. and Sirs. H. O.
Lewis of Washington, Ind., Sir. and
Sirs. S. B. Knauft of Bt. Paul, P. V.
Keeble of San Jose, J. T. Smith of
Seattle, and C. Constantino and Geo.
SIcMitllin of San Francisco.
WILL SEIZE RUHR
(Continued on Page Five)
pro-
Germany's latest reparations
posalH.
Announcement of the German repa
rations proposals, which are being
transmitted to the allies through
Washington wan being awaited with
interest. Chief Interest in these
terms appeared to center around the
guarantees offered tho entente.
PARTISANSHIP WON'T COUNT
(Continued from Page One)
into the relations between tho gov
ernment and the Instrumentalities of
publicity.
Jl A C T STARTING TOMORROW
-a ' no RISE IN PRICES
"THE 'JM
fWJ REVENGE of TARZAN" Ali
f Jlr BY The GREATEST OF ALL TARZAN sub- p
f i 4 pi , n. n , jects, throbbing with thrills, glowing with Wfsf.
jVf VM tdgar KIC8 DlirrOUgnS romance, packed with action, adventure! Mj
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MORE PRAYER MEETINGS ,
HELD AT MEDFORD HOMES,
Additional prayer meetings to be!
held In Medrord limn :i:u to 1U a. in.
this week are:
Wednesday Mrs. S. 1.. Ilnnnctt. 51
South Riverside, Sirs. C. P. Talent,
144 South Fir.
Thursday Sirs. K. .1. Fonts, 111!
Fast Twelfth street, Sirs. C. 11. Abbot, I
312 South Central. j
Friday Sirs. O. W. .Diiskel, r.Klj
South Riverside, Sirs. T. C. Corthell, i
524 South Fir.
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MADE IN OREGON
by ,
Two Medford Maids"'.
SONG BALLAD
"Wanting You"
Lyrics by GRACE BROWN
Music by JANICE BUTLER
llttl-nilucctl Next Sunday (.May 1)
At the PAGE THEATRE
by HARRY SCOUGALL, BARITONE
PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO.
1249-59 Macadam Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
Manufacturers of
High grade Upholstered Furniture, -Overstuffed Davenports,
Chairs, Rockers, etc.
The Best in the Northwest
Patronize Home Industries and Keep Your Money at Home
WITH KEDFG2D TRADE -IS MEDFORD MADS
i .
River Valley Fruits
Fame
No section of tho United States produces Pears and Apples that are superior in size, color, flavor and keeping qualities to those raised in the Rogue River Valley. That their fame is world-wide is evidenced by the fact that they can
be found in tho markols of the principal cities in the world. Other varieties of fruits, berries and grapes are grown here in abundance. The several big fruit companies here have many thousands of dollars invested in plants and
equipment, employ hundreds of people, and the money paid for fruit and labor amounts to millions of dollars. Last year 800 car loads of pears, 250 car loads of apples and several car loads of other fresh fruits were shipped from Med
ford. This will be greatly increased this year. Rogue River Pears topped the markets of New York and other large cities last year, receiving the highest average price ever paid for pears.
Medford
Bardwell
Co
Oregon
Our Averages Speak for Themselves
ASK OUR SHIPPERS
Connections All Principal
Markets of Europe
and America
Distributor of Pearcand Apples
On S. P. Tracks
Medford
At Your Service
Always
AU Ways
Earl
Fruit
Co
Of the Northwest
Our Sales Service Covers the World
L. M. Campbell, Manager, Medford, Ore.
Connections in All
Principal Markets
enney
Fruit Distributors
M. E. Root, Representative Medford, Ore.
& Co.
Sgbbel
and Day
Boxed Fruit Distributors
Rogue River Valley Representative, Ernest Carpenter
Office R. R. Fruit Distributors' Packing House, South Front
Office Phone 715 Home Phone 201-W
Ship Your Pears and Apples to
Dennis, Kimball & Pope, Inc.
New York
Operating in all principal cities of U. S. A.
Representing W. Dennis & Sons, London, Liverpool and Glasgow.
Local Office, First National Bank Building
Local Representative, Chester E. Barr
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