Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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MEDTOITO "SIXTH TRTBIjyE," MEDFO'RIj. OKECQy, TUESDAY, MAY 1 0, 192T
PJQE THREE
hcGnwd Catmr
,Hert is an unparalleled pcta(cle
a light ncvar to be forgotten one of
nature's most stupendous wonders.
The. Grand Canyon is about 250
miles long with a width at the top
varying from 5 to 12 miles. At some
places it descends to a depth of a mile
below the plateau surface. Its best ef
fect, as revealed by extreme depth and
brilliancy of coloring, is from a point
opposite the Kaibab Plateau about
65 miles northwest of Flagstaff, Ari
zona. lVfctor roads lead to the Grand Can
yon through Ashfork, Williams and
Flagstaff, Arizona and all the way
you can get "Red Crown," the all
refinery gaso'ine.
You'll be glad if you make your
Grand Canyon trip a "Red Crown"
tiip. "
Look for the "Red Crown" sign on
service stations and garages.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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LOCAL PEOPLE
TALKS
ON SATAN'S WILE
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuae Immediately removed on
hurt notice. Weekly Ylslt In real
4nv district. " Xiaily bualnaaa dis
trict. Phone SJt.
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GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN
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12H Rant Man St. .
.Miss Janice llutler who has won!
many fritnds and admirers for her
splendid musical interpretations of
pictures the past year at the local
theatres left for California today for
a short vacation and to take up far
ther study of tho Wurlitzer Hope
Jones organ.
Miss Butler is a young lady of rare
musical ability and was organist at the
Kialto theatre until one day she was
called upon to play the uiR Wurlitzer
organ at the Paxe, which is an entirely
different model than the Kialto's and
without hesitation or any instruction
she jumped right in and through her
own efforts and diligent practice every
morning she has accomplished won
ders, but Miss Duller herself Is not
satisfied, she wishes to accomplish
ore, ana ao doubt upoa her return to
Medford ia a few weeks. Miss Butler
will give the music lovers of the valley
some new and clever musical treats
on the big organ at the Page.
Grace Brown, who is anolher local
young lady of well known professional
ability will be heard at the Page organ
during Miss Butler's absence; and
Miss Muster l.aMar, popular and well
known here has just returned from
New York for a visit with her mother,
and will he heard at tho Rialto organ.
Miss LaMar has Just closed a success
ful vaudeville engagement over the
Orphcum and Keith time.
Medford Is justly proud of these
three young ladies, who are fast gain
ing widespread reputation for their
keen musical ability and untiring ef
forts in the world of music.
L SWEAR OFF
1 TOBACCO
"No-To-Bnc" nas helped thousnnaa
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you havo
a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe,
or for a chew, just place .-u. harmless
No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth in
stead, to help relieve that awful de
sire, fcllidrtly the habit may be com
pletely broken, and you nve better otf
mentally physically, financially It's
so easy, -so simple. Get a box of Wo-To-Bac
and if it doesn't releu.se you
from -all craving for tobacco, lu any
form, your druggist will refund your
money without ouestlnn. Artv.
Monday night at the llulsin-l.cvls
taberuacle meetings drew a large aud
ience. The women of the various
..hurches met this afternoon at the
Presbyterian church and planned for
lunches to be served next week to the
worklug womeu of Miltord. The ob
ject Is to enlist the interest of all the
community in this wurk. This evening
the Odd Fellows will a'teud in a body,
when Dr. Bulgin will speak on "David
and Jonathan."
Last evening Dr. Ilulglu in speaking
on "If I Were tho Devil What in Hell
Would 1 Do" assumed himself as Satan
and told what he would do under that
role. In doing this he sought to point
out how the devil is doing his wurk
today, and how many good people be
come his tools innocently in many
cases. "If I were the devil," the speak
er said, "1 would dress to suit my
business: 1 would get boys to dress us
dudes. I would get into society and
dress as vulgar as possible. I would
dress beyond my means. I would go
into society and command that the
naaia af Jesus be never aieatioued.
making It out of taste. I would seek
to be a moral man, and would get
people to be us moral as possible with
out being a Christian. That would he
a good advertisement for the devil. I
would also substitute education for
religion, and I would lay down a lib
eral code and brag how liberal 1 was.
I would capture the pleasure of the
day, especially the dunce, as it gives a
chuiice to ruin the young. I would try
and get iulo the church and become u
church official, and would join the
choir and set myself up as too big to
sing a gospel song. 1 would get Into
the pulpits and make fun of any who
had any piety, and lastly I would wills
per into the ears of every person who
was under conviction not to yield now,
for when they delay it will make them
weaker.
A number at the conclusion of the
sermon indicated n desire to lead the
Christian life.
CELEBRATE JULY 4
Several Medford peoplo have ex
pressed a desire to have a rousing
Fourth of July celebration this year.
There has not- been a celebration in
Medford for several years and they
think the patriotism of the people
should be demonstrated this year.
It has been suggested that those
who feel likewise should make It
known to the Chamber of Commerce
or Mayor dates.
JURY LIS! FOR
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The following Is the Jury panel for
the .May term of the circuit court:
J. Frank Gregory, Central Point, far
mer: Wells Maun, Medford, farmer:
T. K. Daniels, Medford. retired: G. H.
Hillings, Ashland, insurance Hgent; D.
11. Jackson, Ashland, farmer; J. C.
McDonald, Trail, funnel' ; Hob Deuel,
Medford, merchant; K. W. Scott. Tal
ent, farmer: A. II. Pracht, Ashland,
merchant: Chas. J. Humphroy, Derby,
farmer; F. C. Homes, Ashland, far
mer; .1. C. Godlove, Medford, farmer;
C. M. Kidd, Medford, merchant; Jim
O'Brien, Applegatc, farmer; G. It.
Myers, Central Point, farmer; C. H.
Taylor, Central Point, farmer; C. C.
Wolters, Talent, farmer; llurdette
Dodge. Medford, It. 1, orchardist; It.
C. Ward, Medford, It. . farmer; O. D.
Lowe, Ashland, farmer; II. II. Gillette,
Ashland, yardman; C. C. Hoover, Med
l'ur dairyman; ' A. U. Meyers, Itogue
Klver, farmer; F. S. Wiley, Ashland,
farmer; 13. Salsuian, Much, farmer;
Frank J. Shinn, Ashland, secretary;
Karl Hayes, Kagle Point, farmer; W.
M. Smith, Ilcasle, farmer; Fred Bene
dict, Applegale, farmer; Benjamin !'.
Fuller, Kaglo Point, farmer: Floyd II.
.Mi near, .Medford, It. 1, farmer.
FOR AL JOLSON
IT'S not a bitof trouble to
have plenty of good things
to eat on hand all the time,
when you use Calumet Bak
ing Powder.
Mix up a batch of biscuits
7-or the finest kind of cake
it's all the same. There is
never but one result the
sweetest and most palatable
of foods.
There is not as much worry
over baking costs either.
Becauae Calumet costs less when
you buy it the price ia moderate.
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
Al Jolson. the world's most popular
singer, and tho comedian of widest ac
claim before the public today, will be
presented ut the Page theatre Tuesday
night, May !.Mth, Instead of May 25th
as formerly announced, by- the Messrs.
Hubert. Mr. Jolson will appear in the
maminotlt New York Winter Garden
oriental travesty, "Sinbad." This in
comparable singer of comic songs in
his drumfire of drollery and cannon
ado of comicalities has achieved in
this, the greatest success of his career,
such receipts us the American stage
has rarely known even for grand
opera engagements by the great
Metropolitan company. Mr. Jolson
has a budget of new songs and one of
these, his own, "Avalon," has simply
preceded the others In the matter of
"sweeping the country" as the music
publishers phrase it. All of them are
corkers trust Jolson. Hven without I
Jolson, "Sinbad", with its fourteen gor-!
geons scenes and Its ravishing revel '
of fair femininity, would be a remark-1
ablo enterlnlnment.
It costs you less whenyou use
it because you don't use as
much of it it has more than
the ordinary leavening strength.
You get more out of the flour,
sugar, eggs, shortening, etc., because
there are no failures no waste.
Received highest awards
World's Pure Food Exposition, Chi
cago, Paris Exposition, Paris, France.
Thelargestsellingbrandintheworld.
Pound can of Calumet contains full
Jfl o. Some baking powdcrscome in
12 oz. instead of 16 oz. can3.Be sure
you get a pound when you want it.
CaJiunat
Dougknat
Rectpa
4 cupc of pastry
flour, 3 level tea- ;
spoons Calumet ,
Baking Powder, '
' teaspoon of
salt, 1 cup of
sugar, 2 eggs,
beaten together,
2 tablespoons of ,,,
melted butter, .
1 cup of milk. '.
Then mix In
the regular way
When Your Ga111-
tory distributors for Kxide Batter-
-.' , ... ics and FalrbnnksMorso light
i 011 cannot expect to vi nlilIlts. Nilt. Building. Phino lie.
without some time spent o - " J--
adjustments. vKVt Accauntant-; -
Often times there is onl wilson auditing co. is. m. wn-
a trained mechanic can find fiAvSSL"
will save wear and breakage.
Our records show that eighty per cent of the car,
repairs are due to neglect. .
Drive in today and we will show you how a few.
hours spent, in repair and inspection work will save,,
days of overhauling.
VALLEY GARAGE
EXCEPTIONAL LUCK!
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prices ever quoted in Medford and we are passing this opportunity right on to you
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