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MTOFORP MAIL TRTBTJlfR. MITOTORD.r. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921
Medford Mail tribune
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Tlmei. thft Medford Mall, the Medford
Tribune, The Southern Oregonian, The;
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; ROBERT W. Rl'HU Editor.
BL'MPTEIt S- SMITH. Manager.
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: Ye Smudge Pot
;t 7 Arthnr Tnrrf
T
Iff there Ih nnythlnj: the Htnte of
(frfgon and tho city of Porlluntl need
V4re Ihun u worlri'H fair in 1 y5. It
Iriita world's full- In l if i-i
f "
VWnnted Hoy 1 5 r( G 5 yours old to
ril(t ittuimIh and ilWIvw hk'huhkon.
C'u after 4 (i. ni. See Jnhnmm at
lumber office." (Want ml Mui-mIi-fiPld
News). Cull fur MuthuHtlum!
Mr. McthliHelum!
t'nlesH tho flah In Hhkuo Hlver lifto
jrtore freely In the next 10 days, the
state fish cotninlNHlon Is going to face
a recall. The imuwH huvo stood for
official nonsense long enough.
A WKLIi lI!lDI-; HINT. .
(Kulem C'apl(nl-Jouriinl)
Next Tuesday Kooseherry jilck
. . ors get one third. Purchasing
)ilne 6 cents. Cleun berries.
1 Widowed Kontlewcmmn would
;,onre for biuhII child while mother
, yorhs. Ideal conditions fur
ItVUlth. Uox 471 care Journal. .
HIH Helms, w.ho )iuh boon floored
witli Hcnrlet fever, Is able to stand up
In Ills pajamas and yell at friends on
i hp lawn.
"A large -fi umber of old fiends
wqw entertalnen Tuesday afternoon
at her commodious homo on Hcvu.it li
avnue by Mrs. F, Carl Ingults. Con
versa Hon enlivened the fust fleet I
hours.,- when refreshments, were
served." (Oregon City Knterprise).
They ate .up 10 Devil's Knot! cakes.
'"The- Society for Legal Truth" bus
boon formed, and, hereafter, instead
of culling each other "learned coun
sel," the Jury' will be enlightened
anent," 10 Idiotic galoot who Just
delivered a blithering address to you,
etc, etc, etc. r
1 . Ti 1 . '- h VC
Valt Mason
Mil
THOSE PRICES
TIIK price nf silks and inolor cars has reached a lower spot;
lint iitTcssiirii's. like ciyi:rs. still tost a frightful lot. Tim
price of it 111 ii - silken duds is lower. I admit ; but wlicn I price
n speck of spuds I straightway have a til. I eoiild exist without
11 hut all trimmed with cosily lace; hut I must have Home haeou
fat to feed my hazard face. Kxpensive hats have slumped, they
say, but bacon does not fall, and so I hash my headpiece gray
multilist the kitchen wall. The price has slumped on limousines,
'which ought to soothe my soul. The tilings we really need are,
slumping, you will find, and hen- a liuck and there a seed the
prices have declined; the doo-dads worn by Kihled Toons cost less,
if loons will buy; but oh, my friends, the poor man's prunes, are
still too beastly hiyh. Don't think the profiteers are deailbe
eiiuse some prices shrink; still, still they qinch ns on our bread,
on nil we eat and drink. I'iilil this prnfiteeriii; stops, the situa
tion's blue; we can't afford to buy the hops and raisins when
we'd bivw. ,
tnrti-d to Head tncwiiy iff I'ortUiud
t'lil ZtliV "wt-aliior chanMt'U and frost
threatened and we m-nt ineMfaKeif to
Frihiu from May 27tli to May 3uth.
iinee ihat date we 4nve 'hoied that
' fruHt danger was hvk and have sent
imoHsases to Portland.' 1
j The leanon fnr'sendinK our reportH
to 'FIhco 1h that (ur fi-oHt ijrediciiona
come from that Ktatlon.
f tlie above Htatements wilt not
convince ou :"lnt-rtMled - .Medford
Citizen," we will be Klad to furninh
-U)er evidPlu-o on file In the office
to hov that the 'Medford station is
'not to Mame for the reoortu not
reachins the Portland office, and
l'ortland newsoupera.
; " . V. C. CATV..
May 31, J3L'l.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU - KNOW?
iJlOW TO HKUU Oil STOCK.
(Khimatb lleMinl)
' Titey sit hack, like dogs on
their huunches and let their
neighbors, and the working men
and,women of Klamath Fulls put
up all the money for oil development.
John D. Roekefellow delivered
death' blow to bis porkethonk this
morning. On bl birthday, he reck
lessly gave each of hlsj u;ntudchlldron
u brand new nlekej J0 like that,
ler tit
A feminine reader mt tills ool
wrltesj to complain that your corr,
never vald "anything iilee about t,1(l
Democratic Itnrty, or the llaptist
ehureli The Indy neeJ . not worry,
both will survive,
"Tttft fovle Manager Shot In
Lower Hotunda." ( Headline Hl
Itulletln) Don't be all day with that
there surgical buek saw! .
The bullbeaded Itavarlans, who
were slo tight ered like sheep upon
every battle field of the great war,
white deluded by the notion that
they were super-fighting pien, refuse
to lay down their amis 'one minute,
and the next yell for bread. The
above is stated to show Ihat cohhIh-
tem y In not entirely wiped nut in this
world. ' .
TAKING NO niANTl'S OV
XOT l.i:AVI(i TOWN
(Salem ( npllnl-.iiMMiiul)
'leaving town, will wit my f(r
, passettKer Oai'lnnd ti.eonie muI
. look it over, it bnr-Knin. Se.
Harry Kohlnson at f r giniindH v
blaeksntith shop.
; 4
Amnn AKalnNt in profi, of n bakery
.ut Hantn Ouz, Cal., S, I). I,, informs,
und what's In a name.
Tho Tadlator tiounds iniid rocklnit
rhalr lizards of tile Nash mlnliiK dls
trfct fire uiklnK ehanctA on inen-
jnonlu these fresh June Slays.
'; Whether tht tlank of Jacksonvlll.
like the historic "Maine. blew up
from the Inside, or the outside, will
never be known. It has nil the car
mark of spontaneous combustion.
Stockholder Notice
Notice Is horohy given that the nn-
Dual meeting of the stockholders of
the Hdme Telephone end TelcKrnph
Company of Southern Oregon, will be
held at the office of the company. 218
Went Sixth street, Medford, . Oregon,
at 3 o'clock p. ni., June 7, mi.
W. II. CORK,
f3 President.
ol-
the
FORGERY CHARGE
INI
of departure of the couple us tho
vt.ning of April IS.
.Mrs. Johnson said she felt .-nr.? the
missing woman' would he found alive,
adding that .Mrs. .Mahoney had -mid
before her departure from Seattle
that she intended going to Cuba. '
Mahoney's hearing on be forgery
ehnrge was set for June 14 in ordei
that material witnesses might be
brought lo re from St. Paul,- Ueputy
I'lMseeuling Attorney T. H. J'atti ifin
annouiu ed. i . -"
SKATTIK, June 1. June M wan
today set as the date for v. prelimi
nary hearing of James 10. Mahoney,
held on a charge of first degree forg
ery In eonnectlon with an alleged
fraudulent order for admittance te u
safety deposit vault maintained hy'iils
wife, Kate M. Mahoney, who lias been
missing since April.
In ttie meantime, police announced,
search for a trunk believed to con'ain
Mi-H. Ma honeys body wiil lie prosecut
ed with redoubled vigor.
The police theory that Mrs. i.la
honey disappeared some time Satur
day." April lii, wus disputed by Mrs.
Dnllf Johnson, Ma honeys sister, who
said that she talked with Mrs. Ma-,
honey over the telephone on April 17.
Mahoney and ills wife left for Kt.
I'nul on the morning of April IS, MM.
Johnson said.
Mahoney, -through Ills attorney, t ee
COMMUNICATIONS
To the Editor:
.ItidKln from recent communica
tions received and artii-le.H In tin- Orc
Konlnn "ihe weather man" al Medford
has been asleep at the switch for tin
pan! week. II appears that the Med-
1 What is a confrere?
2 What are progeny.?--
Z When -waa the Norili Magnetic
Pole discovered?- - "
4 What Is afltitoxirirr .;Ji
5 Why ' Is-, bituminous caul
called? J '
C What. is Rrai'ilioloey? '.-
7 Prom ivhat -.l oxalic acid
tained?
8 What par of a wheel is
nave? . '.
9 What is atheism? ' ; ':
10 What part of the human body
is the tampaniim?
.Answers to Saturday's Questions?
1 Whore is Andros Island? Ans. It
is one of the larger of the Bahama
islands and lies southeast of. Florida.
2 What is a mandrake? Ans. It Is
a idant of tho, niKht slihde family.
. 2 What sort of a bird is a prairie.
chicken? Ans. It is a grouse of the
; North American prairies, with a tuff
pf feaihers on elthar.sltle of the neck.
"4 'What Is n flngeolet? Ans. ' It is
a lute-like Instrument, but blown from';!
; tho end.
5 Are most cf our slate boundaries
natural or artificial? Ans. They are
. mostly ar tificial.
I li From what is delium obtained in :
Ihlc winnrpv iitw! for what tt it used?!
Rare Values in Cord Tires
':for. Small. Gars'
The remarkable values now being offered in v
Goodyear Tires and Tubes are most impres
sively illustrated in our clincher type 30x3V2
inch Goodyear Cord Tire. Like all other
Goodyear Tires, it is now being made larger, '
heavier and stronger, with thicker tread and
stouter construction. It is a big, powerful cord
tire, with all the cord tire's advantages - iden-
tical in quality with the Goodyear Cord Tires -of
larger size, preferred on the world's finest
cars. You can buy it today from your Good
year Service Station Dealer for only
$2450
Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company
of California
$157S
30x3lRilorAIIAVe.ther$1 750
'irvftti Fabric Cling J I
3CrJiHeavv Touri.1 Tube $-225
in waterproof ban J
30x3KNon.Sliid
l'abrc CamiK
30 x 3J. Resutar Tube.
ford dally weather report b.-ia not '-Ans. , It is obtained chiefly from na-i
been 'printed in the I'oriland papers j t til hi gasand Is used in dirigibles. 1
from May 20 to May :io, and the, 7wiiat is the value of hark to a
reason lor tins una- been laid to the !,,.'
i,..ir...i ,...... i-i 1 I lree-
inade n,nt no'.-eoowM .., . nnrt prevents evil)Oialion.
Ans.' ' H'ark kec'jm 'otit the cold
reports were sent 011!
bv this offlee for the above date. I 1
want to stale that the reitular reports Tense work' jn the world? Ans.
have been forwariK il-e.-u h evenlnK In Igrear Chinese wall.
9 What. Is a- dilettante? Ans.
8 What is the most gigantic do-1
The
Johnson, had previously set llu- time Portland orfli-
tbe regular inajiner according to in
structions as follows: "Send' " mes
sages to San Krnncisco during frost
danger periods," and tliis has been
done since about April 1. About May
24 we received niessnKe Kaylm. "When
fi-ost ilaiiKer over s--nd messages to
tin May 211 we
ditottante is one who pursues Ihe fine
arts, science of literature, only for
amusement.
10 Who wrote "Dr. Kekyll and Mr.
Ilvde"? Ans. Robert Louis Steven
son. ' - '
We carry complete stock of
GoodyearTires and Tubes
Solid Tires Vulcanizing
Medford Service Station, Inc.
Comer Pacific Highway and Main 5
Phone 14 Medford, Oregon
Our line of
Goodyear Tires, Tubes
and Tire Accessories
Always in stock
Geo. I. Treichler Motor Co.
Phone 304
16-18 S. Fir
We Build , ;
How
the Structure of Good Paint
WE mnlce gooJ pnints like this to save
you money ; and we've put 72 years'
experience into them.
We use pure PIONEER WHITE
LEAD, pure linseed oil, zinc and color in
scientifically exact proportions.
The lead base is made so fine that it will
pass through a silk screen with 40,000
meshes to the square inch. That means
covering capacity and ease of spread.
A special device supcr-purifics the lead,
making it "Whiter" so Fuller paints are
exceptionally clear-toned. All ingredients
arc thoroughly mixed in specially designed
machines, so the paint is always uniform
and smooth.
The result on the house is a beautiful,
clastic, tough, protective coating that stays,
it properly applied, live or more years,
keeping the wood like new.
Some people figure paint economy as "cost
per gallon." That is wrong. For "cheap"
paint doesn't cover so much surface you
buy more gallons. "Cheap" paint is harder
to spread and you have more labor' cost. So
the "cheap" paint on the house Costs just
ns much as the best of paint.
Don't allow surfaces to rot it costs lets
to paint them.
"Cheap" paint on the average starts
cracking in twelve, months, while the best
paint stays intact from five to ten timc9
loifgcr, if properly applied. Figure the cost
per year of service and decide which paint
jou want to use.
Wc spend more to make paints for your
economy. Be sure you get tliein when you
paint. -
fiii
H Kill I FR
r A INI-'
7P
SPECIFICATION
House Paints
Phoenix Pure Paint
Pur Prepared Point
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co.
paints are important to you so !t' Im
portant to go to the right itores to gel.
them. Agents' names and addresses
are printed in the memo, coupon to the
right. Cut it out and put it in your
pocket DOVT.
'Ture Prepared" and "Phoeni" are
Fuller's specifications for house paint
ing. Get eilhrr and you have the best
that anvone can make long-
service paints.
Where To Buy Them. These
Free Advice
on Painting
ASK our agent for our free
advice. He will show you
a color card which shows 33
shades of this desirable paint.
We have a Fuller Specifica
tion Department which will tell
you all about the most desirable
color schemes, color harmony
and those other details you
svant to know.
Tate advantage of Fuller House Paints. Take
eteps to paint now. Don't let weather depre
ciate your investment.
W. P. FULLER & CO.
Dept. 9, San Francisco
Pioneer Manufacturer of Paints. Varniihes. Enamel.
Sums, and PIONEER WHITE LEAD
for 11 Years. Established 1849.
Brioches in 16 Cities in the West Dealers everywhere.
Also makers of Rubber Cement Floir Paint. Alt
Purpose Varnishes. Siikcnwhite Enamel, FUteen-for-Floors
Varnish. Washable Wall Finish. Auto Enamel.
Barn and Roof Paint. Porch and Step Paint and
HONEER WHITE LEAD.
For all exterior jobs of paintlns- It It advisable to
obtaun the. services of a Master Painter
SAVE THIS
(Cut this out ind paste w im font
note book as a memo.)
Vf house needs painting. Fuller's Specification Houit
Faints are sold by the following Agents:
THOMPSON, The Painter
126 N. Front St. . Phone 464
Fruit Ladders
Light, Durable and Strong
Made in Medford
fi foot Spruce Lntltler , $3.?0
8 foot. SpnitH- Lntltler 4.40
10 foot Spi ue.e Ladder - 5.50 .
12 foot Spruce Ladder .. 6.00
These ladders made to our own specifications, arc now ready
for delivery at the above prices, l'laee your orders now.
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
' This store closed all day Memorial Day.
If It Is Service
and satisfactory work that you want,
WE ARE IT. Films received before
10 o'clock, delivered at 4 o'clock;
films received later delivered at
noon next day.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street,
FORD SERVICE!
Yt.n can have Ihe satisfaction of knowing that your repair job
lias the expert pcrsond attention of W. 15. Farmer, a graduate
of the Ford Service School and formerly in ebarirn of the E. C.
Simmons shop at Ku-ene. You are safe-suardeit against apl
prentice work and a j.'iianuitee of complete satisfaction goes
with every job.
Authorized Ford Schedule of Prices governs all work.
VALLEY GARAGE
FARMER BROS., Props.