Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text- (. . . ' vo ArKDFORD MAH, TRTT5TTKR JFEDFORD. OREfJOX, TiTTTTJSPAY, SKPTKMPER 20, 1021 r and . personal rs. Fabrick, president PUjaool parent-teachers pupils and teachere lested to meet T:?riflav evenine nr. f Sw'.'h school building, i the school board will Nor'ent matters of Ereiu - the year's work, yim'our attendance Is ri)ur loyalty to youi. 1 with Its orohloms k In her notice ot th'"" bread . ,' ., . ' ie world iST BREADLINE aMGEMOFENS NEW YOlfK, Sept. 29. New York 8 ne since the beginning of ir was In operation today nosltlvelt the Chvrch ot St. Marks in the locals arfowery. uaid for In advant The breil line was opened last we first br.ified ads, LH t Ui , Di ause the charges tnlght unity- direction of Dr. William w t- Dini M ' n. .thpiil rpctni !i n roRitlt nf eon- by to the office nnd ' ferences 1st week with urunin ie ', . Drside Community 1 Dpct0')er 1st' our p : Oil music and a i ' Al ,; Olthe Red Cross wi "L4viday, Sept 30tU 8wo are out of towiy l:rk throughout ly Id 'y' !: nro.n'nf n( fh, i " ' . x: . :.r : to or ihool. Oct. 1st. M invited to com ICS. Teal Point, Tin . entll 11 r tne ke lodge will i "J,-after tonight a aupnoon Friday, alT iot end officially ; ; night. The r ( trips this foren ils city and IC1 -7 ford stage hac Pi a tourist w" . ty last night, : :s to be ideal'. AMI W : cigars at ther'i coup eree: In town for tme , ors. Patton a Go ' iNu $1.24 tar card ' s get fn held Fr' sewe ed. viks collection foxei foroigp t seen V i ti,H Tr fnriy! leggl of tha" that rfJly of the west," ve& at Medford, r 'ft o Supset land. , -rejAnrta, ftQ Kcatnlnl wutth uboutthoWest.' i . age a live ' one. v . .' ' i months', trial sub lor one vear. tht . .. - , , Record Herald to tyt Oregon jr doux. chasplon of the unemployed. About CIO men, many of whom raced from the (benches in Rryant Park to be first ii line, were fed Dormitjrles have been opened in the chapel ail about 150 men slept there last nig! DesniU the opening of the bread line snathe chape! sleeping quarters member of the Industrial aid bureau establlsbd to help the unemployed, reiteratfl that unemployment condi tions lire had been overpalnted. It was prtitod out that tho municipal lodRlnu house and other agencies where jobless men can get food and aheltev in exchange for two. hours work -'re running far below capacity. PHES SOUGHT FOR "Id Herald 'alignments for tho Hogue Ulver Apple Exposition which Is to lid some time during tho month of dier aro progressing and business of Medford and other . valley who did not contribute proiu- for the pear show . are boing Id to provldo tho prizes. :onsidiable number havo already Hided and as soon as sufficient lias lapsed to permit returns of merchants from tho valloy towns list of premiums offered and the es of the merchants offering same ho published. his apple exM)sitln will bo for the ro Itogtio Hiver valley.. It will be I nt the exhibit room of the Mud- Mi chamber of commerce unless tho r space (hero Is entirely tx small. lie committee In charge, of this ;uo Hiver Valloy Kxiioslllon is 10(1 ito, chairman, A. O. llcunett, C. C. o and James Taylor. ' s: Clt; wlti iTEL )" CHEER" 1 IfWH STREET, electric cars stop at striva to ulease b4 Up. With bsth fli Our dining -room is Ewt our businens men's : tur retular and Bun' not equalled else .(rice. "Opposlta Olds, P't t Wf store, i, , . . inl gjWTBON. rnonor Iregon Pof HBN IN L' I ' trr k nrr 1 FOR KLAMATH GAMES My a unanimous vote the directors tho Medford chamber of commeic rocintlon was expressed In I ho cltl- ns of Medford who represented the amber for their good work in the nnls match in the Inter-clty tnurna- unl ut Klamath Falls and in which lie Medford team returned victorious 'rlor to tho cliallengo of Klamath liauiber of com tnorco , for. n .tennis atch In Medford tho tenuis enthusl fcts of Medford had been playing very hfrenuently, ,but upon (ho . nppolnt heat of the chamliers commlUeo to Irrangc for the nuitcb, n great many sldents rusMnded In the elimination ntost. , filnco that timo, thoro have been ery few days but what some of the Itizens havo been playing on tho var Ions courts in Medford and It had endency to revive that healthful port. i . i. .A IJ'ACIOUS LOBBY 1 enter of thing ; : ft Stark St. ! wat lur '" pwer fl- n. n or V, e I .i Z. phone -ILIIf.ltTI Jmg . ' Sutur4 ; itlo i . n) -jManneci- A Worth. Wails Program. Tho (ireat Moilent" goes Into Its iipcond day nt thoTago theater today where. Its .opulnrlty will continue to reign and to draw the saint remark- ible crowds, which greeted its opening yesterday. . . . j Tho ncoompnyig program to "The Great Moment" Is littrnctlng attention I.WMIOSI eillliu lo inv pu;iui v unt'U. 1 Comedy relief is afforded by Larry Benton In "The lllrk'Vand the I'athe Ifew8 relates the vtorld's. latest events. Ivacious Clorlawauson fairly daz za in her inlurpp'tationH of tho role :l IClinor Clyn has createil for her "Tho (treat Moment," and she is y snpiMuli'd In) a east which In- cltdes Milton Willi her leading man: Jilia Kayo, -lleUtni lunbar, Alec It. ncls and Clarence (ioldart. 1 Riders of tho Dawn. Rialto here Is one cliuractei istlc about . Zalie Grey story that Is It s"rves up cuiiUKh action to uease any spei'tator It search of (hrllV. "Kfders of the DXwnr an adajitnrion -of "The Desert of V'hent," 0ene'd f four days engage mein at the itlalto yesterday. The tory '.takes iii one Indictment against the ' I Wi't Works." but ju stend of presenrimt them blowing. up industrial plants It ileplcts them plot tine to niln the'ivheat crop of the west. There Is in action to Ix-Kin. - !' dlent Is offered uitli It iiniiii(.iiii.s its (icli sioa. waiting for .the is precious Ingre- a flying start and ity Jo the connln- BY JAP ATTORNEY TOKIO, Sept. 29. (Dy . Associated Press.) Zeujlro Ysuda, for nearly sixty years an influential banker of okio was stabbed to death at his homo here today. His assassin, a lawyer, committed suicide with the same sword with which ho killed the aged banker. Ysuda held many offices of a semi-public nature and received from the eniperor the insignia of the Order of .Merit, second class. Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Marriage Llcenoes Peter J. Fick and Zola O. Knox. Circuit Court State vs., Peter Stroff and Frank Kodat. Mandate. It. S. Murray et a vs. C. E. Pratt et a). Summons. ' May 11. Weils vs. VV. A. Smith. Fore closure. ilattle Carroll vs. Fred Leo Carroll. Acceptance of service. Tsilent Irrigation District vs. Edwin P. Hughes. Amended answer. Ida Mao Itader vs. Arnold Wright Hader. Divorce, summons, motion and affidavit, order of publication. M. A. Parron vs. E. J. Farlow et al. Affidavit Ernest S. Wolgatnott vs. J. J. Mc Mahon et al. Second amended com plaint ' ., Ola D, Sutton vs. Lydla . llanseom. Summons. Edith Jones vs. Edward J. Jones. Amended complaint. llullock Merc. Agency vs. Sam King et ux.', . For money. llullock Merc. Agency vs. Arthur II. Davis. Judgment In justice court. John Coblelgh vs. Samuel Holmes. Tax foreclosure. Emma D. Kltts ct vlr vs. White-Shelby-Hunt Mining Co. To. quiet title. llullock Merc. Agency vs. Harold II. Corliss. Judgment in justice court. . Probate Court Est Chester Wagne ut al (minors). Ilond. Est. John M. Kelgour., Order. Est. Annie Cuntrali. Affidavit and order. - . Est, Ella . Stone. Discharge of ad ministrator. Est Alice Matiln. Vouchers, final order, order. Est. Margaret Caldwell. Ordor. Est Myrtle Kusow. Ilond. Est. Nancy Ann Cliapin. Admitted to probate. Est Ellen Stone. Proof of publica tion, order. Est, Ueraldlnc Tlielss. . Motion and order. list, (ioorgo A.. Jackson. Proof of publication, order ot final settlement. Eat. Stoughton P. Jones, dec. Ad mitted to probate. Real Estate Transfers Matilda J. Adklns to Hale's Piano House, 1-3 int. ill lot II. lilk. ii, Medford Charles A. Newstrom et ux to (1. E. Armstrong, SV4 of NE, ' EV4 of SE sec. 3-1, tp. 3ti, S. it. 1 Eust ; Sarah Hay t JoscphA. Dials et ux, lots 1 and 2, blk. 17, Cold . Hill i. E. Kellogg to I. W. Davles, lota 8 and 7, blk. B, Dekums Amended -Add. to (Sold Hill Joseph (irey et ux to F. E. Os- liorne el ux, 0.811 acres In D. L. C. (II, tp. 37. S. U. 2 West Jackson County to O. C. (.loodlelt lots 1G and 17, blk. "l", 11. It: Add. to Ashland '. 185.82 Sidney T, Parks et ux to Albert C. Karnowsky et ux. NE of NE soc. 33, t. 38, S, It. I West Carl llernhnrd Mllliu et ux to . Sidney T. J'arks ut ux NE of NK sec. 33. tp. 38, S. It. 1 W Joseph It. Ware ct ux to City of ' ; Ashland, M Int. In lot on Gran ite St, Ashland 10 John W. Mitchell ot ux to City of Alodford, lot 10, blk. 2, Con- , roy-Cluncy Add., to Medford 10 The Ashland Printing Co. to ("Ity L of Ashland, Vi Int. In lot on ' . Granite St., Ashland Helen M. andor el vlr to Geo. Klueliaii, NE of SW, SVi ot XV4 or SE, Sti of SE sec. ti. tp. 4(1 S. It. 1 West ('. W. Law et ux to Jackson Co. Creamery, lot D, blk. 2. Oak Park Add. to Medford 1 100 111 4000 1000 , 200 10 10 10 10 10 NEW PROPRIETOR OF . , MEDFORD BUSINESS HOUSE It. H. Pulon rucontly from Pasadena. Calif., has purchased and taken charge of the Medford Sheet, Metal .Works on North Fir street and will run an up-to-date shop, making everything in sheet Iron. tin. zinc, brass and copper. Mr. Pulon has had years of exper ience In his line on the coast and In tile east. He has moved his fauiilv hero and Is delighted with the citv and valley. Whis is lsvjSBslBsflZIBBHHBVsMMBVBflBDisM a Siudehaker ear For the nrst eight months of 1 92 1 , Our sales of Studebaker Cars were: i 41 MORE than for the same period of 1920. 101 MOREthan for: the same period of.l 9 19. But' our sales of Repair Parts were: 13 LESS than for the same period of 1920. : , 3 LESS than for the same period of 1919. While the sold were: total numbers of StudebakerCars '326,000 up to September 1st, 1919.' 375,000 up to September 1 st, 1 920. 442,000 up to September 1st, 1921. Summing up 116,000 more Studebaker Cars were maintained in operation with .3 less parts business than two years ago,' which conclusively proves that ; Studebaker Cars are standing up in service and , staying out of repair ; shops, to a degree unex ; celled, we believe, by any cars of whatever price. The Studebaker Corporation of America. A. R. ERSKINE, Fresideht NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS . o. 6. factories, effective September 8th, 1921 Touring Cart and Roadsters: Light-Six 3-Pa. Roadster .....$. .1125 Light-Six Touring Car ; 1150 Special-Six Z-Pan. Roadster 1S85 Special-Six Touring Car 1635 Special-Six 4-?.. Roadster 1635 . Dig-Six Touring Cr 1D85 ALL, STUDEBAKER CARS ARE ' t ,' Coupea and Sedan! Light-Six 2-pass.. Coupe-Roadster T.-L. Light-Six 5-pass. Sedan ... Spcciul-Six 4-pass. Coupe Special-Six 5-pass. Sedan . . . Uig-six 4-pass. t-oupo.. Big-Six 7-pas8. Scdun .. EQUIPPED WITH COSS TIRES .J15S0 . 1850 . 2450 . 2550 . 2850 . 2950 KITTSON MOTORS : 36-40 South Fir Street, Medford WRITE The Salem Nursery Company , 428 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Oregon If Needing First Class Stock In , Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants for Fall Delivery S"E;E'DS WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK, OF ALL FIELD SEEDS FOR FALL PLANTING. GET OUR PRICES THEN LOOK AROUND YOU CAN'T BEAT THE QUALITY EITHER. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 317 E. Main' Phone 260 . XOTK: Wo luivo u rar of linil ( Plnlrr and Sulphur rolling; also n car of Inlrr Urry OhIm anil Vrtrli. We're at your , tcrvh-c nod on (In- Jump all Hit- time lo give you M-rvkc. "School Days, School Dys" Ai you ronu'iiibi-r the old song about school days licitiK Koldi-ii rulo days? It Is wrons to si-iul a coimhini;, snooi liiR. splltluK child to school to spread disease ncrm among other little ones. Common colds are infectious. Protect your own nnd other -lilt lo ones with j Koley's Hciicy nnd Tar. 'This snfei family' remedy, checks coukIis. nnd1 colds, loosens jihlcKiu nnd lmicuoiis ' and .coats, raw irritating membranes: Willi a henlhiK; nimihliiK ' medicine. I Oold everywhere;;-. ; a' Adv.! For rlglil prices In MONUMENTS HK.-lSTt).lvH, . LX)lI.N'(iS, VAILTS. 1.CTTKIHXO ami repalrlns old work in rcntetcrii-s, call or write. ARTISTO STONE CO. Wert ercctei 'In' or slilpied to nil parts of Ilia I'nciflc Coast. 187 Nt Fir HI.V MoJforU, Ore IT MAY nr. FI X To repair I'iinrttms. and lllonoiits IX XICK WFATIIKi; iiut iimv AimiT nojxti rr ix TIIF. MI D? Ise Universal Tire Filler Xo I'uucfiires Xo llloout .Mom Tire Mileafrc B j Tor winter um. It rjiu Ivo opcmMl v lion tho watiior . Ejjjl j II Mrinits ami enthvly oiutosiMl and wanu on ininy Ijjj -. ii- (,lt tla.VN. - -,1 I II 1 El! It is vnsy (o oiorato, com fort llo, vootuy, flevi- Ijj lU il''M'Tulnblc nnd Ixumtiful. Vou will bo dollht- Ijl II 111 id with thin . little . rar eomti in nnd soo yow ; r fill I I Hi should havo one Ik fore tho winter woathor bcfiut. jJ I' C. E. GATES AUTO CO. ' I l GAYLORD 11(1' X,- iiiveiside- . .Med fold MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGE Leaves Medford 1 1 :IM( a. in. daily. leaves lioseburg 1 :OU p. m. daily MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES 1IMM1 a. ni., 1:00 p. ni.. n. 1:00 p. ni., -1:00 p. ni., :!. p, stop at ail intermediate mints. Wnilini; riojii. Mell'onl, 3 S. Fi-ont. leave Medfoi ' Ix'ave tirant Iilv 'ars ihi a. 10:00 n. Phone 300 INTER URBAN AUTOCAR CO.