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PAflfi F0T7TI ' iTCDFORD MATH TRTBUN'E, - "KfRUWRP, OREGON. SATURDAY. MAY 21 1921" -Medforp Mail tribune! am Independent newspaper I PUULIHHEIl EVERY AKTEItNOON j '- WEDKOnU HUNTING CO. The Medford Kunday Hun Is furnished ubscrfbiira desiring a seven day dally Ofrice Mall Tribune Building, 25-27-29 North Kir atroet. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Mall. the .Medford Tribune. The Houthern Oregonian, The Ashland Tribune. -. RODKKT W. Itl'lll.. fiUJUTKK 8. SMITH. Editor. Manager. . aUBSCBXPTION TEBMS: BY MAIL. In Advance: IJallv. with Sunday Hun. year 17.50 Daily, with Hunday Hun. month 751 tallv. without Sunday Sun. year.... 6.,0 Pally, without Hunday Sun. month -651 dinner hour Interspersed - " nA ' u,i nu l ,-u I K 1 1 1 1 a tl t i , nv rrunoay nun. one year i.vv ....... BT, CARRIER In Medford, Aahland. Miss Vera Roundtree Expresses Appreciation of Working Girls Puint, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Central I 'A 11). with Sunday Sun, month 75 Daily, without Hundny Kun, month .65 HaMy without Hunday Hun, year ... 7. .10 Dtt4ly, with Hundiiy Hun. one ye.'ir 8.&0 A) terms by carrier, earth In advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jacknon County. Sworn dally average circulation for IX months ending Oct., 1920, 322G Rntered Tord 479a an -conrt cIhhs matter at Menjord, Oregon, under the act of March 0. A, MtlMUKHS OK TUB ASSOCIATED ' r,, I'RKHS. ' TnB Asosoluted I'ichb Is exclusively entitled, to the use for repuhllcatlon of all rteWa dlHpatch-H credited to It, or not olherwlHA credited In '.hla pap-r, and oIho thn local news puhliHhed hpreln. All rlKhis of repuhlcnt Um of special dinpHtctiea herein an; hIhd reserved. jYe Smudge Pot '. By Arthur Perry ' Ctiiiglcss should pass ti law,1 pro- hlbltltlg Southern deniocrnts in. the Henetu rrotn opening tht-ir mouths, ; every, limo Col. Harvey in London ' opens'! Ilia. .', "' . ' III tHo press accounts of the mur der Atrial of Cora Orthwcin, it la stated "a ; jlhapely limb peeped out from u summer gown." They are referring to a leg. The series of complimentary lunch eons which have been given for the business women of Medford this week by the different churches of the city ended with a rally mid dinner at the Christian church Friday evening. The dinner was served at 0 o'clock by the ilaptist ladies tinder the supervision of .Mrs. Ii. II. Hr.vant. The high school orchestra under the direction of Miss Ionise Wolff, fur nished delightful music during the with vocal Miss Kdna Stelner and Mrs. Frederick Leach. After a short talk by Mrs. Ethel livans Lewis the girls marched to the taber nacle in a body where seats had been reserved for them. During the ripening service Ht the tabernacle Miss Vera lloundtrce ex pressed the appreciation and thanks of the working women and girls to those who helped to make the luncheons and dinner possible as follows: "The young women of .Medford, the working girls und business women, who for the past week hiive been the recipients of the splendid hospitality of the ladles of the different churches and of Mrs. Lewis have requested me to express the sincere thanks of all of them. They wish, and ' I wish that there were some other way of ex pressing our gratitude besides the cold formality of stereotyped words, and we hone that all of those who did so much to create In our hearts the teal spirit of friendship and service will realize the sincerity of our apprecia tion and good-will. mean to the women of the world if .every day we practiced toward each other the gentleness and unselfishness that for the past week was offered to us. "We feel, too, that It was a worth- Road Dittrict No. 13 i II. L. Gregory, payroll Dlst. No. 13 $ 4S.&0 Road District No. 14 Edmund Peile, payroll DIsL No. H $120.38 Medford Fur. & Hdwe., expense Hist. No. 14 1.64 Total ,. .. $122.02 General Roads Jack Thrasher, .payroll general roads $1093.80 J. D. Adams, general road ex- wnuo oojeci lesson to tne wnote coin-t pense munity. It brought together In an Associated Oll..fJo,, oil for Ben atmosphere of spirituality many of' eral roads the yoiihs'ueonlo who had never met ""lings -"" Au" worn. before.1.: it brought together both young and old and rich and poor under circumstances that broke down all bar riers of excluslvencsB. It vividly) general road expense Bailott & Wright, general road expense ' .. :. Busy Cornet:. Motor Co., gen eral road supplies brought homo to everyone the fact chanslor & Lyon Co., general that we were all: pretty much alike. road expense with the same desires, and hopes and Chanslor & Lyon Co., general affections, it created a spirit of good- road expense . will that will remain long after the,Crate,r Lake Hdwe. Co., gen- mectlngs are over. 1eral . roHd - "Wouldn't It be a lovely thing if we ShP- Be,leral roai1 " could have such meetings all through pre(j j Fick7kenera'rroad''ex- the year. Wouldn't It be fine if every j pense :'. now and then the working girls, the'C. K. Gates, general road bup- business women, the society women.l plies - ... : the women of the home could mingle ; Hubbard Bros., general road together, break bread together, and' expense riiseim.. tm-eihee th nn.ii.n. . hat ; Hubbard Bros, teieral ra must be near to the hearts of all. Wouldn't it go a long way towards getting the young women to face towards the paths of Christian right eousness, lr now and then the church Medford Auto Top Co., women of the town would call them eral road supplies all together as they did this week, and ateatord-! ur. at Hdwe., gen 3.50 .17.50 19.50 11.50 20.39 show that they really do care them, hope for them, and pray them. ... . Tho working girl dinners have heen a hngo success. They have been a satlsfactinn to Ihnpe u-lwi uni-rpd ami a j.j(iy ,.to those who were tho. guests. 1.S4 135.01 ' 6.50 13.00 21.69 292.33 31.(3 expense , , 4.: Johnson Lumber Co., lumber for general roads 200.00 W. C. Leever, general road supplies 3.45 gen 2.75 105.10 T. H. Beck Chas. Kinkle R. W. Hoss Ed. Barron O. R. Trasham A. L. Kremlins Frank Kendall ... J. M. Carlton Ralph Hall J. G. McAllister H. E. Sanders D. E. Phlpps .. Olln S. Knox Frank Oilman H. fl. Smith Fred O'Kelly O. E. Austin . Perry L. Ashcraft Jr..T ,. John Winninghani .'. !...':.'."' L. A. Reid , C. C. Davidson r...", JacTr Tungate .v.......!....; ' C. W. Culy '....a.: S. R. McCouathy John Browusworth Ernest Woodcock , J. P. Dinkens ......... J. E. McDonald - C i - Marion Lance , J. H. Heckner .... , Win. Shoemaker ... Will G. Gentry Albert Nelson Alvin Conover A. L. Kroruling , : Ttal $ 297.M CUAUNCET FIXIREV, Cotmty Clerk. rorl eral road supplies I know that most of us feel that L.T(ey .will bo long remembered .by all the Idea back of the movement was oC us and A . know I echo the sent! more than simply spreading before us Htmnls of every girl who was there gen- gen- a dellc'ous repast, but was an exem plification of the reality of practical Christianity. Most of us understand bettor than over before what it could when I say that on account of them we are better and more satisfied work, crs, both In the community and In the Kingdom of God." I'S! ( ,1'OltOIVK I'S! FOIMilVH ( Itopcliul-g Jtrvicw) ; ; To the Editor: ' .Although a atrnnger in rtose- liurir, I would like to make a icc . ommcndiitlon through your "1m i lirovement" column. You have herv.-one of the most beautiful 'cities' I have ever seen and tbu 1 KUI'rdundinK country Is tho pret ' tlest'l hnvo traveled In. Kosc- bljV -could Klip and hold the , toOrista much better, however, If ;th"'rre .wflB provided somo public -; bkjn hojRo where nolo travelers OOttl.J lenn up after n hard and : UUflty - trip. Your camp ground ) Is' ItnOwn. ovor ' tho entire coast 'j US1 one of the best to be found , hi - Oregon, but there Is ulways I connected tho . statement, "You V v(U have to go to a hotel for a bath.", . . Ifhn much predicted "religious war" will bo nothing of the kind, and there wll 'he. an organization 200 miles back of tho battle line, to sell do- natcd hymn books at cost. if Perhaps you have noticed how sur prised and chagrined a beanery prop, looks when ho sees carrots in the soup. - ' Emery Hough visited in this sec tion one day last week. (Eugene Guard) A smooth citizen. , ' A BUTTON Ill'STS OFF. . , (Vivka tlouriuil) ' latst Sunday Dr. W. II. lint-" ton, living In California street, hear Onk, torn the whole side df his house out. t- t.:oi. hargoni is loosing inr . wie it "tree murderora' of Jaeksnnvllle. It 4 must hnvp been an outsider, as no lonu In the county seal is on speaking terms with an axe, . ,. Tho quart)! millers liquid and rock are enjoying a brisk business. . working from tho hip pocket. . A LI IN THE I'ltONT SKAT. . (Eiigene Heglslcr) "hear Miss Page: Five of us girls have been censured very un justly for going riding with a 'ery popular boy in a Ford run about. Do you think this was harmful In any way to ours or the hoy's eharneter? And how en we go nbout It to ti ll which one of us he really wishes to bo with ntost? Five Very Anxious Clrls.' The soldiers' bonus bill will curry June 7th, and Its opponents on rail fences, are getting ready to (all ovel , backwards. It will yank u rent a year out of tho taxpayers, who don't euro anything nbout the cent, but f a: the "boys" will bo made "beggar1." t The Portlnnil ball tenni la gnlny to k be 'sold, which Is letting them o:( 1 easy. According to the Chico Knlerpi Ise. the .Majestic theater will present "In side tho 1'up" at an early date. all A wii,i ii:nrt ii. . , (Cottage tirovc. Ncwsl All-night curd parties are ,, tllo rage hero. i , Leonard ltrooks took home a 5 , disgusted auto Saturday evening. ' Tho "Industrial quiet" In Eastern Oregon la due to cveryuooy wuiuiik for tho ir. sen. to get "0111 a federal Job. In midsummer hnuseflies start now generation every eleven to four teen days. Arson, tho gas used to fill Incnn decent lamns. was not discovered until 1S04. , Ffh anneared in ine sattoii aea oou 'irtnr tho Colorado river overflowed into II. How Much Do You Know? Sport B. V. D.'s (UOVKLANOThu l'at:l afrilnt, which befell liny Chapman, C'luvt ;tnrt sIiortHtnii IiiKt AnffiiKt, was ruaUt'-l to tho haHdmll funs hei yeHtcrdny. Joo Sewell, who rcplmtud Chap nan, whh hit In the henil by a bull tl;rhvn by IMleher Nuylor of tho IMilImb l;.hia Athleth'H in thi' fourth Inning, but ex cept for a headache, Sewell HUffered no ill effects. NRW Oltli feated Marry hist night. OANH Jeff Htnlth dc Cireb in fifteen rounds J . In what dlreitiiin do the Chi ne.su read ? 2 Wliat part of the human ear Is known uh the auricle? 3 Who was Hymen? 4 What sort of a musical Instru ment l.s a vlnla ? 5. W hat Is a duffel? C Where are the Santa I !;irhara Island? I 7 What Is a spoon-bill. it What . sort, of a day Is a nalal day ? I- Why will a body move more easily on ball beurliiK.n than on slide boa rtn h'.' 10 y.'hat is eneiK.v? Answers! lo TliiirMlny'.s (JucnIIoiis: 1 When does congress meet ? fns. ( iniKross meets regularly on r the first Monday In December. Special sessions may cause additional meet- Inns of congress. y Who fixes the compensation of ongrcHsmcn and how is the money paid ? ' Ann. Tho salary is fixed by Inw, nml the money is paid from the. I'niteil States Treasury. 3 Why flu bills for raising revenue oiiKhmte In the house of representa tives? Ans. , Heen use members of tho house arc supposed to be nearer the people. When should a horse be glwr. its heaviest feed ? Ans. A I nbtht. 6 What Is a pedigree? Ann. It Is a record of nil animal showing Its an- est ry as far backN as records havo been kept. (i -Should hogs be kept In a muddy pen? Ans, No. The practice oi keeping hogs In muddy pens is likely cause disease. 1.. What Ik loam? Ans. I.oam is sidl composed of sand, clay and .Itriwles Moot'!, district atUmicv K What Is meant by . hiimtdit v ! KcnPimn Ans. Humidity is the per cent 01 water vapor In the air. Jl Why should food be enuked .' Ans, Cooking food kills harmful parasites h in meat and loosens fi bers so they may be easily digested. In cooking vegetables nutrients are dissolved and made acccssablo to di gestive organs. f0r' Priiitt-Myers Motor Co., etai ruau HUiJiies KiishpU Grader Mfg. Co., eral road supplies ... Standard Oil Co., general road . supplies ...v. Southern Pacific Co., freight for general roads : "Waterhouse & Lester, general road expense Young's Machine & Auto Co., general mad expense... J. D. Adams & Co.,. general road expense C. K. Collins, general road ex pense Clyde Equipment Co., general road expense Robert McClanahan, general road expense : Universal liody Corporation, general road expense Jaekson County Bank, general road expense 750.00 Southern Pacific Co., freight for general roads 128.50 Jackson. County Bank, money advanced, general roads 4U0.O0 Thos. Hoseberry, cash on trucks, general roads .33.7!) MINNEAPOLIS Henry Ordemann last night threw Jess "Westcrguard two falls out of vhree. NEW YOI1K Mike Gibbons do 'fouled Palsy Flynn In fifteen rounds last night. SAX FRANCISCO Bert Ellison. San Krunciseo first baseman, will be out of the game (for several days be cause of an injury received in the game Willi Seattle Thursday, it was said today. He Is the third Seal in fielder to be placed on the. Injured list. SAX DIEtiO Ora C Morningstar, former world billiard champion, reached a total of ltiUO and Edouard Horomans, Belgian champion had 1-120 In the fourth block of their 2400- point match, last night. Tho score for last night's block was i.orcouw.B, 411; Mornlngstar 400. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS (Continued from May the 1-lh.) County Attorney 0. A.' Codding, deputy district attorney salary ..!.. $100.00 0. A. Codding, services deputy district attorney" .1..; 35.45 Princess Yolanda Of Italy e!i pense Toftl 50.00 : J1S5.45 ' , . ' '.'. Fair Fund , '. '.1. V. E. Warrens, payment on con tract fait' 'grounds ..r. J2000.00 V. K. Warrens, imyiucnt on con tract fair grounds 100.00 Total $2100.00 Dog Fund Medford Harness Co., dog col lars and supplies $ J9.00 ROAD FUND Road District No. 1 ' Jack True, payroll Dlst. No. 1... $I,'IS.25 Ashland Lumber Co., coal for Dlst. No. 1 3.90 Total $U2.15 Road District No. 2 Wm. llruin, payroll Dlst. No. 2 .. $21)1.00 Road Dittrict No. 3 Will. Perry, payroll Dlst. No. 3..$ 63.50 Road District No. 4 W. M, Tolherow, payroll Dlst. No. 1 $222.30 Road District No. S F. J. Watson, payroll Dlst. No. 5 $2(ll.SS Road District No. 6 James Owlmis, cash advanced Dist. No. 6 $113.13 W N. Stauli. expense, Dist. No. 6 .,....: 25.00 J. M. Cl.T.Al .(,, PH4TO l.tlGUN.MaNC According to the tirax Taghlatt quoted by the Ylenn.i correspondent of the. Times, the engagement of Prince Yolanda. of Italy, tho eldest daughter of Kin Victor Emmanuel, to Archduke Jo.eph Francis, son of the Archduke Joseph, Li spoken of aj probable. Total , $HU.i;t -.., Road District No. 7 Allen, payroll Dist. No. 7..$ 42.00 Road District No. 8 W. I.. Van llouten, payroll Dist. No. S $003.69 Road District No. 9 R. H. Vincent, payroll Dist. No. 9 $ 22.30 R. II. Vincent, payroll Dist. No. . 9 L'9.00 Total $ 51.50 Road District No. 10 Lee Goodman, pavroll Dlst. No. 10 $IS1.S3 Road District No. 11 P. L. Freed, payroll Dlst. No. 11 $.125.50 Road District No. 12 .1 I.. Howe, payroll Dist. No, 12 $2!)0.!o ... 1-50 19S.10 743.67 18.2;: 6.1.0 76.90 S.40 14.13 1S.0" 630.00 Total .'. ....$8161.48 Ashland Klamath Falls Road Ashland Lumber Co., expense on Ashland-Klamath Falls road $ Ashland Iron Works, supplies on Ashland-Klamath Falls road 3.90 21.62 Total : .'.u:;:.....i;."...$ . 25.52 ' Medford Crater Lake Road Sam Coy, fencing, Crater Lake highway $ 33.05 David ' Cingcaid, right-of-way, - Crater Lake road ' 150.00 Mary B. Taylor, right-of-way, Crater Lake road : ; 600.00 Taylor Kstnte, right-of-way. , Crater Lake road 375.00 i Total ; ....$1158.55 Jacksonville-Blue Ledge Road Chris II. Natwlck, payment on contract. Blue Ledso road....$ 752.25 ounty Library Fund Clara Van Sant, cmrent li brary expense $ 10.00 Clara Van Sunt, librarian's sal ary and cxpenso 03.15 Prtio A. Piatt, magazines, ' Rogue River Library 26.35 Willie Howard, assistant libra rian's salary 23.00 J. K. Gill, books for library S9.39 Kads Transfer & . Storago, drayaga for library.. . 4.06 Total $ 21.7.95 General County Fund Albert Borde. judgment against Jackson County i..,. $1935.63 K. M. Rlghani, judgment against Jackson County. 190.06 Total R. Phillips . Bounty Fund ...$2125.r.l 7.08 Highest Quality Jewelry Itepairins, Diamond Setting, Watch Repairing. Satisfaction Assured In quality and price. Mall us your wants. MARTIN J. REDDY GOOD CLOTHES I Make Then KLEIN So. Licensed CITY SCAVENGER 4 All refuse lmmediaiei removed ot short notice. "Weekly Tlslt In resl dencs dittrtcta. Daily business dis trict. Phose lit. WHITSSrrT A JKNNING. t STORAGE s T 0 R A G' E. FURNITURE MOVING PACKING, and ' SHIPPING, BAGGAGE PELIVERED S T 0 R A O E KEIZUR TRANSFER Cor. Itartlett J th. 1'lionr. SSS C90 7.00 10.00 26.00 3.00 13.00 16.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 17.00 10.00 6.00 7.00 10.00 2.00 60.00 10.00 4 on 4.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 10.00 4.00 4.00 19.00 2.00 3.00 . Musk ducks are tamed In great quantities in the West Indies. but those of Guinea are wild and shy. ' UNITED EFFORT TAVO heads arc bettor than uiie, no tho old . sayhi.tr goes. Ju .forming a banking conned, tidn, that is one of the important features ... gained in the working out of your yrpbleuis... , The heads of the entire force at the First; National Bank will be found working in be;:. half of patrons when need be. . Bank of "Nationalized" accounts. rUfie First National Bank' Medford Oregon ouare i'il i! L; 'I Westingho cordially invited to attend the iuse Automatic Electric Range Demonstration by MISS ROGUE Beginning Monday, May 23 at Peopled Electric Store 212 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon Phone 12 A. B. Cunningham O. O. Alenderfer old papers for housecleaning Mall Tribune nffjro, "Send Me Out Five Links ';;I; Qf: Ghain":: - ;- r ',. ' T- 1: K ....... . . . : Tht w the befinnint of a farmer's telephone message to us a few days ago. , , He had his field nearly ready for the planting. The weather promised to be just right for the work. All that stood in the way of good, timely planting was a plant er drive chain that needed repairing. So our farmer friend called u s up. We sent the chain links to him by parcel post thesame day. They cost him only a few cents. They saved him many dollars. We get many calls like that and we are always glad to get them, no matter how small the transaction may be. The life of. our business is in its ability to help our friends save. dollars. farmer Call on us for anything you need to get your crop production work done at the right time, in the right way, and at less cost. We have a stock of high-grade implements ready for you. HUBBARD BROTHERS Cor. Main and Pacific Highway Phone 231 llinclllding (tppenrllcltis. one ti.... ...... ,,,... i,,. ,.. ie.n Known i '1
