MEDFOKT) MATL TRIBUNE, fED-FORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1021
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country uy Bionu some caiun ua.n.. "'"" ww... . mil not ion
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PACT TO HANDLE
SPEAK AT H. S.
ViSIT MEDFORD
NOTED AUTHORESS
FOR X-RAY BENEFIT
Th srand ball to bo given for th
X-Ray Uflncflt fund nt Hie Natutorlum
Wednesday erenlue, May 11. prooilseB
(o siirpaHa any social function of Ita
hind ever elven in Medford.
Th purpoe for which It Is siren
baa interested all Medford'a social
leaders to aid in making It a social as
well as a financial success. Mrs. J. J.
Kmmens Is chairman of the ball com
mittee. The following ladies hare consented
to act aa patronesses: Meadames C. E.
Gates, Gordon VoorhieB, Lincoln Mo
Cormack, Leonard Carpenter. Walter
Howne, Jr., Krank G. Owen, Chandler
KKan. W. II. Bingham. F. II. Hopkins,
p. w. Hamlll, E. F. Guthrie, Charles
R. Connor, R. W. Ruhl, Louis Salade,
II. JJ. McCaskey, J. .1. Einmens, II. II.
I'ickel, Henry Hart, It. .1. Conroy, R.
W. Poellnltz, R. W. Stearns, R. W.
Clancy, Chas. R. Sweeney, M. C. Ilar
ber, W. P. P. Holt, T. O. Holne, F. .
Thayer, James Hayes, F. Corning Ken
ly, Miss Marifarct Hubbard.
. Mrs. Eric Wold is chairman of the
refreshment committeo assisted by
Mrs. F. K. Bigelow, Mrs. Geo. Gnrrett,
M1ss Patricia Mlksche, Miss Mildred
Dugan. Tho decorations will he ar
ranged by Mr. Thomas Swem, asslstod
by Mesdames Georgo nohortu, Charles
Brown, J. J. lOniineiiH, Edison Marshall,
Qain Robinson, ." Miss Helen Kbit,
Jlessrs. W, T. Normllo, Charles Brown
Edward Ilraytoii rind Peter Blgliani. .
The decorations will surpass any
thing ever soon In the. city, and will be
typical of the spring scnHon.
" Mr. J. T. Gugiion has brought sev
eral carloads of. green hrunchos and
wild flowers from the hills of Jackson
ville for Mr. Bwem and his efficient
staff to work with.
Mre. Frank G. Owen Is chairman of
tho program conimittoo and assisted
by Miss Kathryn Swem will stngo a
mimhoi' of speclnl solo dances by Miss
Swem's advanced pupils.
Miss Dorothea Hill Is chairman of
the favor conimittoo, and the sub-debs
in her chargo will distribute favors
during tho evening. Tho littlo misses
are Juno Warnock, Rowona Gule, Jean
Vllm, Jano SkeviB, Margaret Van
Scoyoc and Helen Holt.
Tho niUBlc will bo played by nn aug
mentod orchestrn, and even if one
dooa not danco tho spoclnltlos, ilocoru
tlotis and unsurpassed brllllanco of the
ball . will afford an entertainment
worth witnessing. Tho proceeds will
go to the X-Ray fund and tho commit
too hopes cvoryono will take advan
tage of the evening's enjoyment and nt
the same time help in a causo which
will procure for Medford a most val
uable asset.
ttp buyi a brftnd
llnew Corona
v portable typtf
writar. Other rnnata
at attractive price.
Bee ua before you buy.
MKlI'OKI
noou smnw
rtrripro'lly bctwn MfUfiml and
Klamath Fulln in hand lint; uununer
touiitU truffle to Crater Lak learns
fairly accoinpliflhi'd oh th result of a
ronferenca between f3. V. Hull, Med
ford tra importation inanueer uf tlie
Crater JaUe lnrk association, and
lornl reprfHt'ntatiVBM. MoetingH were
held yesterday and today and thin
a ft moon, it wiih announced that a
'aehedule had boon arranged that in
Batiafnctory all around.
O. I: Williams and W. T. I,e of
the JJtjtropolitan para ire, will have
eharjxe of the Klainnth Falls end of
the transportation, n atcentH of the
newly organized Crater I,ake. t'oni
pnny. It is hri-mm1. and Mr. 1 f nil aid
he would IiiHist upon full olmorvnnrc
of (he aereeini'iit from the Medford
end, that touriHtH will he routed in
from one fli do anil out by the other.
That in, touriHtH entering from Klam
ath KallH will leave via .Medford, and
thoftR entering from thai wide will
leave via Klamath Fulls.
J. A. Oordon and K. II. Hall, repre
Rpntinf? tho (-hnmber of rommerrc,
and H. O. OroeHbeok, president of the
automobile aHHot-iatlon, took part In
tho ronforenrcH.
The nim cf all concerned In to heal
the breach between Medford nnd
Klamath Falln over the Crater Iake
development, nnd to unite to ndvanre
the general finin that will come to
both cum in tin it U'H through cumula
tion of tourlHt traffic.
Subject to approval of tho Kouth
ern Pacific company and the Crater
hake compnny, it Ik proposed to entab
MhIi n ntage and boat line to and
from the lake via Rocky I'olut. H tunes
will leave here at 8 o'clock. 1'uh
HengeiH will tranHfer to fine of Cap
tain CalkiiiH' launchcH at Shlppiiifiloit,
arrive at Kocky I'nint at 11:ao. Tak
ing the Htngo again after an hour for
luncheon, they will reach Crater I.nki
next morning at It for Medford and
Klamath Fulln,
ThlH gives the visitor part of the
afternoon and nil night at tho lake,
obviates early rising and gives vaii
leiy in tho way of boat ride, with
plenty of time for lunch.
Teutativo rat en, fixed nubjoct to
approval, nro $ 10. GO for tho round
trip from Klamath Falls and return,
or $17.50 via Medford. AmingementH
will bo made to include IIiIh fare on
tho railway ticket, ho that tourist
from the most diHtant point may fig
ure the cost of tho trip before leaving
home and know tho exact Kchedulu
they will make.-Klamath Herald.
SPECIAL FEATURE
FOR ELKS T!
At tho regular moulins of tho ICIks
lodiio Thursday a short and npproprl
ato progranr relatlvo to Mothors Day
will he Klveu. Thoro will be special
music nnd slngliiK, nnd an address by
Attorney Porter J. Muff. All monibers
are uiKcd to bo present for this special
feature.
THIS E
Kdwin Marlihatn was a mature mau
when he won fame by the publication
of bis first ereat poem, "The Man
With the Hoe," and only in recent
years has he (one on the lecture plat
form. Since doine so he has proven
himself a gifted and pleasing lecturer,
delighting audiences of every kind In
all parts of the country. In this trip
to his native Oregon he bas agreed
to appear a number of times, twice in
Portland and In some of the Binaller
cities. Medford Is to ue favored with
one of these lecturo.rcadlngs tonight.
This will be given In the high school
building, Tuesday evening, May 10th.
Admission, adults 75c, students 50c.
"Edwin Markham immediately es
tablished with his hearers a feeling of
good-fellowship. Ho read from his
poems, giving a most delightful and
inspiring running comment on life and
letters. In all through tho joy, the
vigor and banter of tho reader, shono
tho light of tho poet." Transcript,
Holyoke, Mass.
"Kdwin Markham, master of tho
winged word philosopher, humorist,
nature-lover gave Ixs Angeles a
treat at Trinity auditorium which not
ono of his cultured listeners will ever
forget. Hi; thrilled his vast audience
with his famous ikjoiiis, Interspersing
his readings with a Mow of wit and
philosophy. He hold his audience spell
bound." U)8 Angeles Tribune.
"Kdwin Markham's lecture here was
the litoiary event of tho season."
Nashville Banner.
FORUM MEETING 10
No matter how much money an Indi
vidual earns or whether ho has ac
cumulated great wealth, he cannot
claim to bo successful unless he has
contributed some of his time to the
benefit of his neighbor and assisted
to make the community In which ho
resides a better place In which to live.
If every resident would ask him or
herself tho question, "What can I do
toward making Medford of greater
importance commercially, education
ally and Improve the civic conditions,"
and set nbout to devote a little of their
lime toward this end, Medford would
soon become a different city than It
now is.
How .each Individual can help to
mnkn Medford become tho city, such
as tltey would llko to sec it, will be
Hindu known In an address by Dr. K. .1
llulgin on "City Ilullding from Four
Angles." This address will bo given
at tho forum of tho Medford Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow noon at the
Holland hotel.
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BEGINS
TOMORROW
A WONDERFUL ROMANCE
"Tim
.Mary ItoliertH Itinehart, her hus
band, Dr. H. M'. Hini'hart and tlii-ir
two Nona will visit Medford this Hum
mer. They will take a thirty-day trip
over the backbone of the CuscadeH
from Mount Hood to Crater IaUe.
after which they will com to Med
ford for a short stay.
The professional guide, who will
pilot them over the Cascades has re
quested the Medford Chamber of
Commerce will be sent to Crater
Lake to assist in their entertainment
there and escort them to Medford,
where arrangements are alHO belnu
made for their comfort and entertain
ment.
The trip over the Cascades is un
doubtedly being made to gather ma
terial by Mary Roberts Itinenart lor
her writings. Her stories are in great
demand by liingazines of nutional cir
culation. Ono of. her stories Is now
running In the Cosmopolitan.
A Gripping Drama, Thrills Piling on Thrills, Heart interest
That's Irrcsistablc, and a Climax That Hits Liko a Cyclone.
featuring
Jack Holt
HeddaNova
and littlo
Mickey
Moore
ALSO
LEAVING TONIGHT "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE"
fibes adorable, all right, She's about the rvlfci tiling joint' ever
sera.
Presentation
of Various
Other
Features
AUTO REACH LAKE
BY JULY 1ST
in iho onlnitm nf Alex Snarrow. sup
erintendent of Crater ' Uike national
park, It will be July 1st, the day set
for tho official opening of the season,
before the first autos can reach the
Crater lake rim.
Thin is because at tho first of this
month thoro were SV4 ieet of snow at
tho rim, which is about two feet more
than last year at the same time. The
snow depth at Anna Spring camp five
miles lower down was SV4 fefit on May
Int. Last vear the first autos were
able to reach tho lake rim on June
2lith, by the aid of extra efforts and
much snow shoveling, preparatory to
the visit of the National Kditorial
association on July 1st or 2nd.
There Is now four feet of snow at
the south park entrance.
F
At ihi, Kin-Hi Tturouu meolinga to be
held tills month hi various parts of
I he county, motion pictures will be
the main feature of the program. T lie
bureau has secured. a number of reels
thnt will he of Interest to farmers
nnd -their wives. These shown will be
free to evory one. The next show will
ho nt the Talent hiull school at 8:00
o'clock tonight. Ahow will be given
at HnL-ii, Point weilneHdav night nt
the dance hall and another at Helle-
vlew on Friday night ut the school
house.
BIG STOCK OF TIRES
The Busy Corner Motor Co. was for
tunate in securing a large shipment of
non-skid tires direct from the manu
facturer at Kansas City and are niac
ins them on sale this week. Their
half pago ad in today's Tribune will
be of Interest to motorists contemplat
ing tho purchase of tires this spring.
Bronchial Trouble Caused Anxiety
No medicine has a better reputation
than Foley's Honev and Tar for ouick-
ly rellovlng coughs, colds and croup. It
loosens the phlegm and mucus, clears
the passages, eases hoarseness, stops
tickling throat. John li. HeKKing. io
Hnrpns Place. Passaic. N. J., writes:
"I wan Riiffnrinir from an acute case of
bronchial trouble which gava me con
siderable anxiety. Foley's Honoy and
Tai- deserves nil the crodit for my be
ing well now." Sold everywhere. Adv.
Oft? '
Thrilling Story of Diamond Fields
Arthur Hornhlow's well known story
"Tho Mask," has boon transferred to
the screen and It will be shown tomor
row nt tho Pago thcatro with an un
usual cast. H was produced by Col
Win. N. Selig. and the lending part is
taken by Jack Holt, who has a dual
role. Hedda Nova has the leading fem
inine role, nnd other principals arc
Mickey Mooio, Fred Malatosta, Harry
Lonsdale, Myron Munson, Janice Wil
son nnd William Clifford. The story,
which is a tale of adventure and ro
mance with tho locale ranging from
San Francisco to the diamond fields of
Africa, was adapted for tho screen by
Ueitrain Drarkcn and Jack Uiver.
"County Fair" Coming
I)o not miss Maurice Tourneur's pic-
turizatlon of "Tho County Fair" when
it comes to the ltialto theatro for four
days commencing tomorrow.
It's the big screen version of Nell
Medford Iron Works
I Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, and
Gu Euglne Rcpnlrlus a Specialty
GKXKRAIi FOCXnitY
AM) M A I ill Mi SHOl'
llkf4 They l
You
r are - mMMh.
Happy
and ell
Should Be the Same
A LARGE number of women's ailments are not surgical
ones. Serious displacements or radical changes have not
yet taken place.
A tiny part in a line clock may become loose and cause the
clock to gain or lose. If not attended to in time, the part may
fall from it? place and cause serious trouble. So it is with
women's ailments, they start from simple causes; but if allowed
to continue, produce serious conditions.
When the warning symptoms are first noted, take Lydia E.
the nresent troublc-
some ailment, and to prevent the development of serious trouble
North Troy, X. Y. "When I was a
young girl I had a severe female-
fmiililn Mnflipr mivi iiia T.vrlin.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
after taking several bottles I was
strong and well. "When my daughter
got married she was feeling miser
able and I recommended your medi
cine. She is greatly improved in
health and has a beautii'tU baby boy
four months old. So you see this
letter comes from the third genera
tion and you may use it as you
wish." Mrs. R.M. Gheenaway, 557
atn Ave., .aorta xroy, i. i.
ITutchinson, Kan "I was about
1 13 vears old when I developed
a female weakness. 3Iy mother took
me to a doctor and I doctored for
several months. I was too sick to do
anything, was as thiniis could be,
and my complexion was yellow.
Mother had used Lydia K.l'inkham's
Vegotablo Compound and it had
helped her so much that she got
some for nie and before I had finished
the second bottle I was feeling lino
and have been ever since." Mrs.
J. A. Stkvems, 710 E. 0th St., Ilutch
inson, Kansas.
Many such letters prove the virtue of
9.
imams
I YD I A E.P1NKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS.
Wesley fmi
.1 mrff
i I All -star uasi N. K&JiiSti
"Toledo movie audi
ences actually and pos
itively cheer when Cold
Molasses wins the horse
race in 'The County
Fair.' Wesley Barry's
stunts and capture of
the greased pig made
the audiences road with
laiiL'htpr."
Toledo News-Iiee.
BEGINS
TOMORROW
LIVE AGAIN
YOUR
JOYOUS
CHILDHOOD
It Radiates Good Cheer
-and
All-Star Cast
This wonderful
version of Ameri
ca's greatest racing-
drama will re
call many happy
moments of your
younger days, and
you'll live with
the typical charac
ters of the screen.
Wesley 'Freckles'
Barry, as the vil
lage rascal at. the
circus, excels even
his popular "Din
ty." "The County
Fair" is truly
"Micky" and
"The Old Home
stead" rolled into
one.
NO RISE IN PRICES
XOTI-: Don't
let this ilrturo of
lih'tiirrs fft't by
you sKK IT
TONKillT.