Medford mail tribune., June 29, 1921, Page 10, Image 10

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justs, io will U.i Ikci tit car piAjiiS tbe a;;J-t tso4,. , Yoi;njj. Tb HJtt Co. took tb lint!
CELEBRATION
! ASHLAfjD'.ULY4TH
Tk offr-il ft'sgwr. w.a fvTXTtr
1 t- EL lUKKMJtl IMf J psmiz with'
ertry city, 1 ao4 fxiLWuMy in
JiutuKi erntf rproud. A r
arti,t aviation 4ucrtloti
farsrer trrr tta jril, showering ttt
ptrUripaat. ad ODlookr with ro
pta!.
JMaUf) prsj;raui of th litus of
march by Marshall Vrd How.
1 t tarad will tiHumw: trui)nr.
ax o'tlrx.k and start promptly at 10
o'clock..
Ttui parade will form on th boul
vard btwa u Inuraection with
Jionh Mule itr-t, oppot.lu: the lihrary
and tnuwA to tli Granite City hospi
tal. Thla section of the boulevard will
ba cto.d to the general traffic from
. to. to U a. di.
tti float come Into 4hland
froto Lb Donta thy may detour from
tt Paciric highway alonK Mechanic t
Oak i(r(. oa Oak t Km-m a'tjW,
fccfoaa HprWK tret to B street, ilwi;
JJ Ut t Third and on Third ttft
to Main or If they nntitri anav iwn-
tlfiue directly through the, -city ovar
iu racmc tiittuwuy (Mala mreet; to
th boulevard.
All the float are to coma Into the
boulevard opposite the library, at
which joint they, will revive their
nurabar and b escorted to their posi
tion. Kvary ear will carry a number on
each aide, about UxH Inches. These
Bum bom will be In the hands of the;
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jor : tini w!ti tiit. j tsZ iJl !r Kjvrn for iu-jt tuiique h!: i tb I'juuusa-l'M-ilK: njti-1
!Kitl cotusuliy :; t 4-4:gii4 Jtetu.-.- uta ia tbe tecl slants
vy it iiiir.. Tlu lxTtrJ j The Eii.-iLa.Ti t'jiff cotilsu of A.j Tie cau u the armory ;a tie
fJ.ivz-i off, ti:'u vXijH mm''- Moh, C'miva )iz:tiui. 1. L. Nfc3, ; ertniag will b the arUtjon dance.
MWiie utt, tt3 h City or Wic-jt'- f'- Mnrby. . i A (fecial train will leave Granu
icuaity will form at i't awioii. I ' 'he parage, eaA mayor will lead Paaa at a. a. aiojjpin at all
Iv. ivrih;',, WA'j-A. Yvvr, jth diritlrja frr;ra hji (lace. poiirt, arrlTine la AiUand aiout S:fr5.
infill, lB!.-al Pvitt. Kag;e Pon-M J jj.-un-iii ar wortics ru-tarr:Bg u wju. teare. Aitland a
J-1 11:11, Hoi Kirer. A ''O fJrtier caea jnze which w3l be 14: 40 p. nj.
Athlaid.
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FREErlAlEE
c:r;dr4 np aa to nuke jt KOMiblei
for a great Dumber of the inarching ' ADMIRAL H. P. JONES Tn
Vjciei to rece;ve pnzei. 1
Afternoon Program ''' ; -1
p. m. Patriotic aerricea by noted).
The -!jre a.-e: Mn. iMl-n FeM,
epitetlcg Mesf'ri
T. W. Fulton, inft:v.a'-)ti-i Jacluon-rliie.
J. K. Vi'hart'n, reretemitg Cold j ipa kern.
HiJl. 1 p. m. W 2 p. in. Free-for-all
Kooert W. RqL), representiEK all i irint In the park. The youuger cbll
the other pla.e in Jatkaon county I dren will Indulge in till aport.
The parade will hea4 north on the 2 p. ra. Wrestling match In the
boJlerard and prveed to Pat Main . f'ha'iunjqua building between Ralph
ttreet, thefj on Kaat Main atreet to j Hand of fjld Hill and Ted Tbye of
the plaza, thence oa North Main klreet Portland, to a finish match, two out of
to Mechanic, thence eastward oa i!e- three falle. There will te no time limit
(hanU.- u HeiriLun, ttien aouth on 2:30 to 2:30 p. in. Hand concert In
Helman to ita loternstlon with North i I.lthia patk.
Mala atreet, where It will disband. 2 p. m. to 4 p. rn. Elderly ladles'
Thone wlio deaife may park their i content near the round table. Cham'
COMMAND ATLANTIC .FLEET
floata along Helman and
street! after tbe parade.
Prize Offered
A prize of 1100 will be given by Mr.
Jee Wlnburn for tbe most original
feature In tbe parade. JVj will be
given fyr the second best, and, 15 lor
fbWttllrd. , ' ''
''iti ntW be given for Ibe-neKMun,
a'tid prizes, US for tbo"'rM and'
HP of ltie second bent lldjvidiia'hfua-
tnrea, . .
"In the Indimtrlal dlnplay a' jrt-Ize H
1S will be given to the beet display
and $10 to the second. f
125 In caxh will be paid to the city
or town having tlio largest );rc;ntag
of Itit jMpulatlrm marcblng in the pa
rade.
126 will be paid for the best decorum
ed building in tbe city on tlio Fourth..
Jf.O will be given to Ihu blind prc-
Mechanic; plonsblp of southern Oregon hornCHhoe
plublng, near tbe children's play
ground. Contestant may bring their
own horteshoes if they have any
choice others will be iyrnWied.
4 p. tn. Haaeball between the Med
ford, Us and AblaJld, Klj(rM high
kcJioo (bounds. Xmting tbi'.'WII game,
tb, aylatjnt will do stuutsvpver the
ball,riiit- Tbe ball game prrinilsea to
te a humdinger.
't p. mr. Children's aniiiisem nts and
'cllntesU near tennis eoVfrW" Ladles'
baseball throwing near courts. Prizes
will be '8lvan,"ah! -I.lthla park chain
plonship title with every event taking
lace In the playground section of the
park.
7 to 8:30 p. m. Hand concert In
I.lthla park.
ft' p. in. Marvelous display of fire
works by the llltt. Fireworks 'company
t'1!'tf',fY
vice Admiral Hilary P. Jones, now
second In command of the Atlantic
fleet, who will ussurne duties of com
mander-in-chief, with the rank of ad
mirai, July 1, succeeding Admiral
Henry II. Wilson, appointed comman
dant of the United States naval acad
my at Annapolis.
An achievement
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TIM CONSTRUCTION
ARISTOCRAT OF TIRES
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When w decided to manufacture a Cord
tire the type and quality of tire to be pro
duced uia likewise decided upon.
Oyer a year elapsed between the time the
original design of this particular tire tuat
tarted to the completion of the molds. A
year of hard morh with much retracing of
steps, finally to be rewarded by the produc
tion of a tire which even to the casual
observer is apparent as splendidly designed
from the engineering viewpoint and pos
sessing striking individuality.
The new Savage Cord is a mighty tirtf,
not due to so-called secret or patented pro
cesses, but as the resuU of untiring research,
experiment and test 2 In it are the refine-
ments and improvements of later -day con
struction. In it is the expression of an ideal
the ideal to build a tire that will Excel all
others and ever reflect credit upon the name
it bears. ' .
j Many months cf grueling, experimental
runs on test cars and stage lines over all
conditions of roads proved and disproved
the correctness of theories and enabled us
to eliminate weaknesses and incorporate
improvements, finally to present to the mo
toring public this Aristocrat of Cords which
we believe will render the maximum of un
interrupted service and mileage per dollars
invested. And in the final analysis is this
not the only basis upon which you can
figure tire costs 7
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Medford, Oreg'on
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The Geo. A. Hunt Co. -and the Mail
Tribune give another one of their
popular children's free matinee at the
Page theatre Saturday. July J, at 10:JO
a. m. This will be known as tbe 4th
of July free matinee and Chas. Ray in
"The Basher." has been secured spec
ially for this event.
This story depict a county towii
youth who ha a throwing arm and
attract the attention of a league man
ager. He is promoted into profession
al baseball, but suffers a noticeable
affliction of inflated chest and falls
down on the Job, Just when all bis
home folks are at the game to see his
wonderful pitching.
He takes an oath never again
play, but to save hut sweetheart':
home, which is Jeopardized by her
brother's betting, be goes again to the
pitcher's slab and wins the season's
nMter" tor his own home town
There is. pretty, love story and the.
Picture sparkles uh. humor .through
out.-,
Children from the country are sjec.
lallyj requested to attend. ,A11 that is
neeessary ,1s tu. clip this coupon .below
and present.it at the door. Every cbyd
must .have a coupon.
to
COUPON
Clip thiB. present at door of
Page theatre, Saturday, July
2nd and be admitted free to
matinee at 10:30 a. m. Not good
at afternoon matinee.
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IN TENNIS FINALS
WIMI1LEDO.V, June 29. (By Asso
ciated Press.) Miss Elizabeth Ryan,
of California, won the final match in
the women's singles of the British turf
court lawn tennis championship tour
nament here today, defeating Mrs.
Satterthwalle, of England, In straight
sets, 6-1, 6-0.
Miss Ryan thereby earns the right
to meet Mile. Suzanne Lenglen in the
challenge round for the championship
round.
The moving picture - show at the
lleagle hall was well attended and
everyone had a moBt enjoyable time.
Net proceeds were $14.85. Assistant
County Agent F. C. Holtbaugh gave
an interesting talk, on Farm Bureau
problems.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blackford and
daughter and Mrs. McKav of Willow
Springs were out Sunday to visit with
.Mr. and Mrs. Lucus.
Miss Vada Morrison went to Med
ford Sunday to visit wltfi Mrs: Weiss
for awhile.
,At . the . annual school meeting, at
Anlloch .Monday Mrs. .Lucus was ypt
ed, In aa clerk and Mr. ;Sam; Pollard
as a i rector. . ..,, . .
The Antloch neighborhood voted
for a new school house on the. same
grounds as the old schoof bouse now
SlUDUS. .
Mr. Esller Bailey of Central Poln
has been sawing wood the past week
for Mr. J. W. Scott on his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Narragan spen
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chapman and
daughter visited with Mr. and Mrs,
J. W. Scott Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Morrison, formerly of
this neighborhood, but who has been
visiting her mother and brothers in
Colorado for several months Btnrted
on her return trip, but was taken sick
with appendicitis and was taken to
the hospital at Twin Falls. . .
Mr. Ralph Russell and family were
oub to tho Meadows to visit Sunday
,. Mr. Russell of the Meadows is re
ported quite sick ontt had Dr. TJhayer
ot Aieuiord out Monday evening.
11. C. Chapman returned home Sat
nrday after working three weeks at
Medford.
At the Page
A double bill of extraordinary enter
tainment opens today at the Page
theatre, which Includes, a strong dra-
mutlc feature- and a special screen
comedy. "Forbidden Fruit," tho Ccil
H. De Mille dramatic production with
an all-star cast Includes such popular
players B Agnes Ayrcs, Theodore
Roberta, Kathlyn Williams and For
rest Stanley.
The picture develops through scenes
of strong dramatic power replete with
pathos and thrills. It Is elaborately
staged nnd the feminine principals
wear striking gowns.
There are many thrills In "The
Hick," Ijirry. Semon's special comedy
and a large portlcn of the action takes
place uiHin the farm. Ijtcry Introduces,
Civilization's Greatest
Achievement
Some Eskimos were brought down to
Edmonton, Alberta, on official business.
They had never before been south of the
Arctic Circle. -
They had never seen a street, "a town, a
window, or a woodep door. A bed, a water
"tap and an electric light produced completely
new sensations. Street cars were unknown
to them; telephones unheard of ; trains not to
be believed even when beheld.
They had never seen an automobile until
someone took them riding in one. '' They .had
never set their eyes on an airplane until some
one did his most daring stunts in one to thrill
them. They had never even seen a movie!
But what do you suppose moved them most
in the whole bag of tricks which civilteation
produced for their amusement and amazement?
What seemed to them the greatest wonder
of all?
The cold storage plants I
The White Man didn't always have to
hunt and fish when he wanted to eat 1
Here was civilization's greatest gift, its
greatest benefaction. - .
This feature of civilization makes it possible for
Swift & Company, in the season of over production,
to store a supply of food for distribution in the season
of scant, or non-production. Thus we are able to
maintain for all a constant supply of such choice and
necessary foods as Premium Milk-fed Chickens,,
Brookfield Buttor and Brookfield Eggs .
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
FINANCIAL SPECIALIST
When in need of medical attention you eon
suit a specialist; when lepal matters ttotlicr
you you see an attorney; why do any differ- .
cntly in financial matters?
The First National occupies the position of '-1
financial specialist to its patrons.;;And
ney tnuUhis the place to come when tlievV?
require disinterested advice. - i t
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Khe FIrst National Bank?
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