Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE SIX MEDFOR'D MATT; TRTRUNK, MEDFORD, ORKOOX. FRIDAYS APRIL 20, 1921 It's a long may in quality from ordinary tea to fine tea, but it's only a short uini in once. k,Why not drink Hiluilla y&S3 then and enjoy esiaiS the best? ma IJY TltADING AT Fouts Grocery. 'We have a siiciial hi Itnt (', liiilny. II is ;!." rents per pound... II In as uoort us the best. .Miule in lr'Kn. Ouni untied lo Hive perfect, salist'ar liim. NuRiir Is (Icrliiiiiig I" price j"sl now. We run not expert II. lo n iiuirli lower. Vim uill ri ml us there Willi Mm price nl mi)' Mine. kt 01 u ri;u i:s must Wn handle Hie best lininils of I'loiir ill iiopillnl' priics. Von run I... luit-liiir tin. IIK llfllllll Kiieks. We luive a special (tniiil liny In lli'iioms, ."i." reals emli, lliey lire ivorlli $1.00. . Wei will luive, h;i.IIo II. Insls, a Nirelnl kooiI pi-Ire on Slitii'li'ii iK ! -I pounds V''.'' H pounds $1.1.1 Wo havo a SSOc pailuiKO of Two Minute. Oat. l'mid for "c l isrher's llesl. 'lour M This is a fcuml Imy. Tho I'luur Is guni-antii'il. Iiiu'ko ran of I'liiins t-V li runs ,1'eas -r 'J iiiiialucs '"n1 ( urn , - "' liulk Ciicoa '-"' Hulk Cliiirolale -or lufled Itlen I'lliicalie. I 'lour I Or, lllirrly Jelly rowdcr, :$ for -"i- lllllk .Shred ('iiciinnul -"' iiioHiliin,...i:.-r, HUc, Nile and 1.50 1 rrisro uric, :i.-ir, l.ic, $l.:tl and !i i ' idee I pounds I'or -'C Oil. 75 parkiiKn Clfjarells lor Ijil.liO IS 1. 00 plllu: ul' Tobacco for Hoe t'orn for chit kens, 100 lbs for $li.'J."i , IOO Mis. Oyster Shell JjCi.OO f ..U.....I l,,,,.Lli, lOr : I'Ai vllo Cake I 'lour 'Wc Hulk Tea, tiieen or Itlack -"'i' .No. 10 I in of Kip. Olives $l.'J."i ltr, -iiicktig. "J""' Wnlnuis -"' Tkil. -, 4 Ibi Tr Hulk Ciiffr. HO ! 4 Or lluisins, needed or seedless :0e llilrnlils !0r Itoastcil reanuls I Ki ll Hi. Nurk Kolled Oals fine II lb. sink Oraliam fHc II III. saek Corn Meal :'"c ViiaJier turn Fluid's He IvnllosK's Kuril luisp l.'ie KrlloKK'N Krllllllilo llran U."ie rust Toaslirs Me Mhr.ddetl Wlir.lt Iti-rlllt l.V ClorMX -'"'' Motln j H' II. O. Oals -Or I'ohllllll Cereal -!'e Instant ros'.iim aud l."ir Mucnriiu i, purkau.t 1 Or Maeumiii, bulk I0r Spaulielil, bulk, 1! lbs "Jor llevil Meal or I ml Jiar -Or Hip o l.ile :t."r 1'ookles nor Candy ilOr ' fiinner Snaps -Or l-yo I lr Old Dulrli Cleanser I Or lil,...v I'. ...:tOe (.'old Dust , ... :io.' Crjslal Wliile Soap ( hips :I.V 20 .Mule Team Soap Chips -Hie Hall HluliiK Hr I.IIV He Kinso I Or or 3 for '."r ij Cans Toiualo Sullre I.e U'e are itivitiif one-bull' pound or Hie liet I'.lark Ten . wilh a lluve pound ran or .olilen UiM Colter for - Wi have a low priee on mi biaiul Jim use. Hills It-il Can I""' Hill's Hlue eim :tor M .) I Coffee 'j1' I'oler's Coffis i"11' Mllllllilld W Col l're Ml" Koyal Club "iife '"'' t 'lll'liation Col fee :l"r ', I'Voin li:ne lo time we will have ielals mi eiiffee that you ran not n I lord to miss. I Fout's Grocery 10WNLEY7BDSS OF ELK CM IENIED NEW TRIAL ST. l'API,. Minn., April L'!i. The state supreme eourt today ilciiiril a new trial to A. ('. Townlev, president of the National Non-l'arti.sun leaKiie ;inl Josepli (iilbert. former oi'j4ani.a lion iiiaiuiKer of the lr;anue, eonvii ted on a eharKe. of conspiraey to teach se dition. The ease was tried June Ti, 11119. Townley anil Gilbert were found Kiiilty July 12, r.H!l by a jury In the Jaekson county ilhstriet court and Hon lenced by Jmlse K. C. Dean to lib days in jail. Hxectition of sentence was delayed by appeals. Charges against Townley aud Gil bert we lie based on Rpreclies thf. (wo men delivered in behalf of Uib non partisan leasue. Townley was renoi'ted In llroken How, .'eb., last night and his counsel here could not say what w-ouhl be tint next, move of the convicted pair. (iilbert Is serving; a year's sentence In the Goodhue county jail at Roil; Wing, Minn., fur conviction on an lu diriment chat-Ring him with Interfer ence Willi enlistments. In violation of a .Minnesota statute, which was upheld by the United States Kupreme court. Mrs. lloyil Hutchinson who has been spomlinK the last two weeks visiting with her mother in Ashland, returned home Saturday. Hay Clary relumed Saturday from a business trip to Ashland, hrinKiiiK his sister. Miss Molliu Clary back wilh him for a few days visit. There was a surprise on Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Clary .Saturday, April 2H. The neighbors from miles around at tended. Every one had a Rood time, flie party breaking up soon after mid niclu. .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson have moved into one of the hatchery houses as Mr. Hutchinson has been appointed there. The upper racks at the Uofiiie Itivcr rishery station are almost completed. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Hutchinson took Sunday dinner with Mr. and .Mis. Oscar Stewart. BABY CAMEL WITH One of the most valued possessions of the Al. G. Karnes big 4-rinK wild animal circus which comes to Medford Wednesday, May -I, is a baby eatnel. the only one of its kind in the country. The camel was ushered Into this world In the I'acil'ic ocean on board a ship which brought to tho United States tho first consignment of wild animals to urrive slnco the World War ended, years ago. The young camel In described as being so ugly that it Is really attractive looking. Like a calf It Is built on lilies striking for their clumsiness, the legs and ears being predominant. Mr. Ilarues has not as yet named his newest find. Camels aud elephants born in cap tivity rarely llvo over a year or two, but Air. Ilarnes has hopes that his unexpected addition to tho camel sec tion of his menagcrio will shatter tra ditions In this respect. Tho baby camel lakes naturally to the circus parade, but causes Its moth er many moments of worry by insist lug upon taking its own sweet time in covering I lie route, being as freipient- ly a block or two behind Hie calliopes as ahead of them. The baby eatnel will bo scon In the Ilarnes circus pa rade bore W'ednesdny, May I, and also In the menagerie of the circus. own At the Rial to Two lnoro d.'iys of "Drag Harlan," tin WoKtcrn plioto-'imm:! now pkiyiiiK at tiic Kfnllo I Ileal n1. Hardy has a photo-drama rocoivort mich imqualinod approval of reifies and atulioncoM as has this virilo romanno. "Draft Har lan," I rum I ho pon of CharloK Alrlnn SHt:tM in piMMiliariy faHcinalhif;, do pletiaK as its chlof rhuructcr mip posod outlaw, whoKi wry name struck Irrror to tho hearts of men, women and ehildren alike, ills i;un linnd was so upend y that it was said that "Drni;" was putting his sunn uwu.r ho fin the othn- Ollow jot Ktartril. Uncle Tom's Cabin .t the I'a.no theatre tomorrow, Stet sou'h ' M'nele Tom's Cabin" wil 1 bp hero for a special Saturday matinee ami evening. This is a revival of the classic of the American stage by Hoxio Green, who has made every ef fort to produce it as it was In Its hey day. The company numbers forty pro pi, and the equipment includes Klia's escape 11 cross the ico, ponies ami other effects. A baud of twenty colored entertainers, singers, music ians aud dancers, appear in the plan tation scenes ami helps to lend realism to tbe play. A street parade will be given. If Workmanship Counts TUi: MOS.W I'UOCMNS of cleaning nigs Is (he lrxt. ask vol i; M n.nnoit IMiotie I Nil l'ite UeMvcry Mosan Art Rug Co. ' 119 W. Tenth St. BUY A GOOD BICYCLE ll .".aves sboe-leatber, lime ami energy Harley-Davidson Bicycles Are as good as Harley-Davidson Motorcycles All Itleycles ami Motorcycles re nal red at Gaylord Motorcycle Shop .Mrilfonl nt. JMionr ISH-M ASHLAND, April 29. Plates were set for SOU at the Oregon I'roduct;. banquet, held at KIks temple on Thurs day evening, as a climax to the obser vance of Oregon Products week. Aside from floral embellishments, decorative effects were In orange and black, col ors which also have predominated the current week in store windows in sen eral, Incident lo elaborate displays of general merchandise. Banquet details were supervised systematically by a dozen or more committees, represent ing all phases of activity, including sale of tickets, table, piece a la resis tance, cold meats, vegetables, potato, macaroni ala tomato. Salads, ice cream and cake, coffee, etc.. lCven the festivo prune was not overlooked, that staple fruit being dished up In appetiz ing form and given a prominent place on the menu. The window display prizes were awarded subsequent to this dinner, II. J. Frank, president, and O. O. Freeman, manager, of the Asso ciated Industries of Oregon, being present aud participating in the speeches, all of which were "pitched" on tho keynote indicated through per sistent effort and loyal co-operation on tho purl of community work In behall of exploiting products of tho state at large. The success of Products Week was established here in a commercial development way, not to mention the social significance which the banquet event attained. As a result the famine relief funds, notably in helping the starving Chinese, will be substantially Increased. Most of the products enter ing -into tho banquet's menu wore do nated. The overhead charge- being limited, the amount carried to profit of that fund will be generous, mater ially enhancing the $1000 or mora in dividual contributions made earlier in the week. The local unit or tho V. C. T. V. ob served its Ittlth annua anniversary, at tho Presbyterian church, on Thursday, the county executive committee meet ing at Jl a. m., with Mrs. II. P. Holmes county president, in charge. Luncheon was served at noon, the formal pro grain beginning at 2:30. After hymn and prayer, papers were read by Mrs. Wilson ami Mrs. Russell, Miss Pygall giving a reading. The address was by Rev. Walter Kvans, pastor of tho local Baptist church. Devotionals were led by Mm. Sllngcrlnnd, who by the way Is about to leave Ashland, tho family to take up a permanent residence In Calllornin, to the regret of a wide eir- ABYS COLDS. A are soon "nipped in the bud" " without "dosing" bv use of VAPORUB 0rr IFMUlhn U,cJ Yuri RHEUMATISM AND TEETH 1 ii u recent r xa mi nation nf otu It ii nil reds (if lit rum a tic patirntn in hospitals uf t'Yigan, it wiis shown be yond thr nhutiuw of u doubt tliut u feclivt irMh ai'p flrtrimental to h t:i It I) . I'iu' insiant association lwot:n absro.sstMl Iccth ami chronic ar thritis i't-asrH tu be a cnincitli-nt. when fo on it in from "4 to !s per cent uf all cases examined. It is practically a certainty that there is a direct rela tionship between t lie two conditions; between bad teeth and rheumatism, t'an you afford lo keep diseased, ab scessed teeth which arc so detrimen tal to your health, when you can have them removed without pain by ll!. HKNltY It. ITlIh IIOS l'I. Main St. Plume r.OII-li GIM CHUNG China Herb Storo Ib'll' i-inv I'or eunirli". l:t-:ul:u'ln r;it-iii-i h. .ttpl i.i. soi-,- Ihroiil, limi; li nlihU'. kuln.-v IviMlliI,-, gtum.u-h lieuMe. ll-;irt linillilr. rluUs unit l'-.-f. frump. i'"i!;;ln. poor onvnUliou, ivirlMirtoW'S, tumors. ,-i:irk.'.l hr.-.ist. t-ttv.-s nil kintts of noil, -is. Ni i ium:i:. in ins M.-.lf.ii .1. iiT.-son. Jan. tn. !M7. This Is lo r.'vlity ll-al 1. tlif uml'r siKiio.l. li.'.l very s.-Vi'V? stonmoh trouble ml li.i.t tii-n liotlil.'.l for sv fr :trs nn.t l:ist AimllM l iis nol oxpe,-U-t to lie. ;iii.l hf:ii-itiu of dim dune; ivvhnsv H. -l h slol,. ts at L'lt Soutll flout sll.-,-t. M.-.lfol-.l I. I ,l,-.-UI,'.l lo i;,-l li.Tlis for my slotii;o-li Iroultlo. mot I stiu-lt-.t to f.-.-Uni; I. ll,T us soon sis I us.'.l lh.ni aint to. lay mil a u.-U man ami can lo-arMly r.'i'oiii mrnil aiiyom- itfrlirtt-il as 1 was to St-o i; i lit I'hmiu ftrol try bis Hoi-Us. isiunoui v. it. joiinson. Wlln, -ss.-s: W'm. l-.-wls. l-:aul. Point. W. I. I'lilMn-lh. Knsln Point. M. A. AnH.M-son. M.-tlfor.t. S. II ltoltm-s, lOayle 1'oinl. r. K. Mooro. V..fr Point. ,1. V. li-l III It-. KaKto t'ohll. II. -o 'on l,-l- ll.'ll.-n. l-:ttli- P.lbll. Thus. I-;. Nirtiols, Kaglv Point. cle of acquaintances hereabouts. Vocal music selections were Interspersed throughout the program, which was an unusually interesting one. replete with suggestions for meeting the problems facing the union's activities through out county, slate and nation. The val ley towns were represented at this anniversary gathering, several belns present from Medford. At the Presbyterian church, on Sun day, May 1, V. J. Ilerwig, of Portland, will deliver an address on "America's Opportunities In the World Crisis." The speaker appears here under aus pices of the Anti-Saloon league. The hour will be 8 p. m., and there will be no admission fee. a cordial invita tion to attend being extended to all. A major baseball game in the high school series will be played on local grounds, Saturday, April 30, between the Ashland and tj rants Pais teams. The hour will be p. in., anil the admission 35c. ! C! 5 f ' 4 s 1 1 Kv RilimfM " ffl" 1 j Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, null Gas Kncliic Uepalrlns n Sperlallj lilvVICltAIi FOUNUUY ! AND MA'IUXIC SHOP PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES The Athletic Held nict has bren do for red until Slay tith, on tho ac count of ettiiiK tlo fir-Id ready. School will bo out .May til). Hev. AiikcII will preach th Eacalaureatc sermon Muy IS. The graduating class will have something of interest every day the last week. The local institute hHd here by the county superintendent was a Bucees?. DirectorH of the several districts at tended and took part in the discus sion. The word of the death of KoUnd Carless, our former pupil and co worker, came an it .shock to the school and community. His mother was with hiili when he died. 7- LJ DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director THE FAMILY FINANCES T.I IK liusiius ur J'ii l-iii niiiy bf riuiniii'j aloiit' ;il! n'.lit,i hut how iiliout the thrift of the folks ! there more s'leiidiii'- ami less sav i 1 1 Ihat Jieeessai'y - And vet, you i-au't exei't the wife and kitl die, or even yoiireslf to have as much inter est, or incentive as one of those "Nationaliz ed" savings accounts at ilie First Nalitwial Avill hriiiu'. MB13FORD Oregon L SWQUt OFF 1 TOBACCO No-To-Bac" -nas helped thousanai to break tbe costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a lunging for a ciBareuo, clear, pipe, or for a chew, just place a hainlcsH No-To-Bac tablet In your mouth in stead, to help relieve that awful de sire. Shortly tho habit may be com pletely broken, and you are better oil' mentally physically, financially. It'a so easy, so simple. Get a box of; is'o-To-Bac and-If It doesn't rcloane you from all cravinu for tobacco, in any form, your drugKlst will refund your money without uuestion. Adv. AFTER THE WINTER MONTHS i . j You will want your car washed, polished or simonized for spring and summer use. We are in a position to give you the very best satisfac tion in Washing, Simcnizxng and Polishing Jobs. The Polish we use will not injure the finish on the finest car. G. A. Childers Motor Co. 127 N.Riverside Phone 26 TRADE MARK Tractor . $725.35 Plow, 2-bottom 12-inch 165.00 7-foot Double Disk 181.50 3 sec. Spike Tooth Harrow 51.50 Total $1123.35 ('oiiipitt'o tliis willt llie pi'ii't' ill' iiiiy otlii't' 'I'rai'liit' iitul eqiiipini'iit, tlien ooinpai'e Hie vust nf nperat ii iMii'ilsim with that nf imy oilier Ti.ii'loi'. We know that unless vim liave ji hit of minify that you you want to "Throw Away" you will liny a F0KU!S0X. SERVICE A Traolor without servici' spells failure. It must worU every tiny. It must he kept in troiiil I'otulilioii. Ask tiny Forilson ownei' how his Traclor is lookeil aftef. The Fui'ilsou iigont is nlways at your service with !.'00il schooled nii-chanics. It is nol what your Tractor will do today, hut what it will do in a year from now. ARRANGE FOR A DEMONSTRATION v Place Your Order Now (! .E Gate Auto Co. Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway i