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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1921)
OCTOBER 3, , "1021 , ,. PACE SIX. larcnFORn matt, .trtrunr. medford. OKEr.ox. Wednesday OREGON MAN SAYS NEW SGH00LR00IVI SPLENDID UST TO STAYWITH'JOB ., t U - i ft . can testify that Tnnlfio docs Just what- they say it will do," said John Carlson, 1034 Front St., Portland, Or".. - "I dont believe any one ever suf fered more from stumar). trouble, and everything that Koe with it than 1 did -fur two year.. I gut to where I not tonly couldn't eat to any tfood, but 1 couldn't slt'i'ii iut;h either, and was bo weak and run f down it took all my grit to stick on the job, "l don't know what ill uljout Tan- lac, but there is certainly something in it that builds a man up and makes Jilin -feel fine all the Hint. X eat, Hlecjntnd work belief thfuv.1 have In yearn. This medicine was indeed a friend in need." y Tan lac nnd Tanla.C Vffretabln Villfi are Hlod by the We tit Kido Pharmacy, and bv leading .drutrKifitH everywhere. ,, . ! - Adv. 33--ROUNDS--33 NAT, Fri. OCT. 7 JESS INGRAM Medford vs. - KID IRISH , Valley 140 lbs. 8 rounds. Fighting Johnny CARLSON vs. KID EG AN JOE BLACKBURN MIKE SPENCER , KID BENNETT vs. BATTLING CONARD and Good Preliminaries. Chas. Melrose,"- Referee Tickets at Brown & Brown DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO """V Junto.! Diractora Medford Greerihouses CUT. FLOWERS , FLOEAL DESIGNS PLANTS AND FERN 'Klowen by Wire Anywhere Any Time ifcfADDOX & BONNEY '1005 JO. Main , l'liono S7I Wo Deliver. : Cr'n bu?i a brand w purtAblotyu irritfr. Other mrUM at Attractive prim. & us Lh low you buy 1 KlFUI(l MAIL .YOUR FILMS SWEM'S STUDIO 217 Eisl Main St. Medford BOXING The new room at Itoospvelt will open Thursdns iuoi'nlng in charge of Ali8 Odell Krb of KUennhurg, "Wash. A large number of 31! and 4ft ju uiIh from M.ks Dunham'H and .Miss Mickey's overcrowded rooma at Wash ington school have been transferred to this rootn. MIbh, lickey's 4th Krade room having &6 &rul-lira Ijuii- am'a 7.1 before any MruiiHfers1 were made. A Tew 3A pupils are being Kcnt-also. These will go to Miwi Wil- i Hon K room., No 4A pupils will imj lrannferred, since there'. is no 4A vUmn lass in that building. Nor -are there classes of 3A or 4 V in Jack son school., : Tho-- plan of sending'i 1 hese pitplla to HooHevelt was adopted , hy thu board only after considering and re jecting as not feasible-several other plans. These included part-time schemes, renting or building addi tional room ear WaHhlngton and other plans. If suitable accommodi tionh could have been secured nea,r AVashlngton, that plan would certafnly have lieen used. . t . Arrangamentn hav berti made with the Interurban- company to have a hus leave the Washington building at X:i0 .each morning. There, will b6 a 5c fare, which the child will be ex-, peeled to pay each trip. This bun will also leave HooMeyelt In the' afternoon at .4:40, going directly 16 the Wash ington school gi oundH. Arrange--nnjnts may ho made fur a correspond ing trip at noon If enough parents .de sire their children to come home at noon .for lunch, and make requests for such service. It is not compulsory that any child ino the, bus, but he or she may go nnd come by any menus they -desire Dutiug the good weather many will doubtless wallk an the distance is only v 'tout 1 4 "miles. . " . The school board has arranged the plan with the Interurban company in order to assure parents convenient and Inexpensive means of . convey mice if they desire to employ It, and that only until the street car sen ice is extended to the Kast Side. -This service, Mr. Gagnnn hopes to havfi In operation some time thin pres ent month. In the meantime the In terurban company assures us of safe and comfortable cars wit It, responsible drivers. A teacher or the principal at each building will bo charged with the duty to see the children loaded and discharged- mornings and after noons. - ' It Is hoped that thin measure may 'afford temporary relief 'until the building shortage can be anlved in some more satisfactory mamuM. LOSES $20,000 SOU LAKEPOttiy .October- SiThe banc of MiloH M. (lopcevlc ngnint tlip Call fonila PickliiK' Corporntionj .covering $20,000 (lnuiaues for ulk'Ked failure of tho pnclsliiE company to nceoiit tlio bnl: ance of Oopcovlc's prune crop for the year 11120, when the prunes wero ten dered for the delivery, was found in favor of tho plaintiff. : The contract was mndo in' June, 1020. Uiirlni? Novomuor, 1920, the packing company took about half of the crop. and paid for it, but rejected till) reniulnlnii fifty-four tons. About January 13, Oopcavlc, aftor welRhlnR and sackini?. tenderod tho balance of the crop to the corpnration, who claim ed the prunes wero not sonnti and mer chantable as stipulated In the contract and refused to accept tho prunes, . The ., mQHt .. interesting ... contention arose when nttorneys for. (lopcevlc de mended that tho Jury be, permitted to Inspect the- prunes In the dry house. Judge Sayro reserved his decision on this point until all testimony was sub mitted, when after asking the jurors if they wished to see tho prunes, to aid In reaching a verdict and. over the oh Jectlona of defendant's attorneys, nine jurors favored the tour of inspection which the judge then granted. THIN, FLAT HAIR GROWS LONG, THICK L ' AND ABUNDANT "J'andcrlne" cp 8 t only 36 cenlrt a bottle. One application endH all dandruff, h t 1 8 itchlnft and tailing hair and In a few monuwilH, yon nave doubled tho beauty of your hair. It will appear a mass, ho soft, lustrous, and IU .1)1. IM. jj u hat will please you ' s moNt will be after a ,v few week's . use, wlnin v , . "I" IK'" . VA and downy at first .. 2a yes but really new hair Ki'ow Inn all over t ho rilljl. "1 anderlne" U to the, hair what fresh .dmwers of rain nhd sunsl'.ine are to t;etatiin. It kocs riht lo the roots, invlKorateH and st re nut hens t hem. This delightful, stlmuhrlin tonic helM thin, llicless. fuded hair to urow Iouk. thick. heay and luxuriant, 91 1 .1 ' RW.I f' mm ' I",. ' -', At the ,Riatto :' i t;.J The giideii "youth, from the exclu sive circles of Washington, the count from the Fauberg SO. Germain; the champion bull-thrqwer of the Arizona desert, nnd the black sheep of an old southern family are among ,the dere licts left In the backwash of prosperity at the end of the Klondike gold rush, and the story of how they reacted on each other is" the .backbone of. "Huek ing the Tiger', the picture which comes to the Rialto theatre today, with. Con way Tearle In the stellar role.' n ' ' : Through the, plot, Which is one of stirring adventure ,ln the uncivilized camps of the frozen nortn. runs a love story ' which Is fraught"' with tragedy, crossed by hatre'U and revenge, and yet never loses In sympathetic Interest and confidence that the two great souls will finally win the happiness they deserve. At the Page , N'ornia Taimadge in her latest star ring vehicle, "The Sign on the fioor,1' is the feature picture at the Page for a four days' engagement beginning to day. The picture is an adaptation of the Chanuing Pollock play In which Marjorio Rainheau was starred on the New York stage and which played here last April. In a'daptfng the prodttctlon Director Herbert' iirenon has practical ly transferred the. big dramatic scenes of f'he play to the screen. TJie picture is lavishly produced and In 'support of. the. star', a fine supporting cast has been secured. , t -.. . .',,',' Charles Kichman Is the husband and Lew Cody the villain. Others who ap pear In good, roles are Helen Weir, I'uul McAllister and Augustus Balfour. The, feature screens (i) severi feels,' and (s a straight melodrama with excellent heart Interest. i The. public, ai-'hool opcted. on Mun dny, Sepiember 'J 2th with Professor Harry H. Lowe, )rluelal; MIhs Alo bild Honibrodt, high SuhoAJ;. Chcstor' L. AVard, ' uthletit'fi and .mechanical drawing; Mrs. Prettyman, music and art; unlc-c Wilson, .intermediater' Alias Taylor,, primary;, M. P.- Haker,' jfinl tor. , Including a few to arrive In. (T few days,, there .-are VI high school students,' wltli !19 in the (rradcy.. ,. The high school students held their first ineeting -on Monday,. September 2(i, and elected Miss Laverho Urown, president; I.nwrenee O'Brien,'" vlce president: Miss Jlelen (loss, -secretary and ti'easurer; Harold Patton;, ser ges nt-at-arms and Milton ..Hanuiier- sloy; editor -of school pajjer.v. Kxtenslve improvements -hare been made on the property, such ns Inside painting, grading Of the school grounds, etc. i t A divisional supervised recess for tho better use of tho play shed hits been Instituted, which assures the best results with the least waste of time and energy. ,- ... ,. ; Manyi other interesting facts might be mentioned, chief of which; is .the wholehearted way In which the teach: er have assisted in the Senday school for none need fear the bigot's 'rule, while beside the church there stands tho school and none need fear tliW. sensualist lurch, while beside the school there stands tho church.--. ', The following item-has Just been handed In by Mr. Ward, tho pro fessor of Athletics. Tust arrived, a Complete lino of nt'.iletic supplies. In cluding nil uniforms and equipment for volley ball; '"We hegln- exclusive practice as soon as the Gym floor Is laid and nro making a two week's schedule' In the valley. Also Just arrived, five complete sets for mechanical drawing and a course is being prepared by Mr.-Ward for tho high school and grades.' .Mr.- Huhrmnn. who was taken slcic on the waj; home from the east, Is tvow convalcsceht tand name in from his Medford borne with Mr. H. I,. Cox on Wednesday evening. A public, reception . Is to. be given the teachers on Friday evening. Kep-tt-mber 30t!v-at 7:30. A musical pro gram Is to be given, followed by re freshment and games, to which all aVe Invited. Lmtctt Arrivmlt mt Auto Camp Grounds Tuesday's arrivals nt the vity uuio ,'nnip were as follows: James Moore of Clieballs. Wash., en route to Venus, Calif.. It. V. Williams and family of Siskiyou, Calif., eft rbute south, W. J. Slatfr and family of Taeoina en route to Los Angi'leV. F. II. Phillips hnd family of Charleston. Wash., en route home: Lester Ncwvll of Portland, en route nnrth; C. L. Itaninift. ". W. It,clil, and 1". -M. Howe and fatulllels of Ltikevlrw. Ore., en route heme; !. c. Cmlerwoed and family of Cplaml. t'allf., en route home: W. V.' perry uid family ef Hood Ulver. t)re.. en route' south: , Lee Wbltttey and family of Lnlnd. Calif., eh route south: W. I.ta-as ttf Ituff.-ito. Kas., en route California1; Italph Lui-fts and fmll' of Ittiffaln, Kas., in route. south: .K. A. Caldwell and lrnllv of Portland. "U routo south: V. W. Sabln ntld fam ily of ni:ba. who may hx'ate here: Iv. W. Almtiui'st und fanilly of llt-tl-wl'ig, Minn., en route to l.ns Angeles: 1 L. C.oodfcllow 010 family of Van 't'Uvcr. Wn.-di., may locate' here ' end Joseph Parker and family of Long Uracil. Calif.f ei route home, . , . Notice lllils will bo received un to Oct. Kdh for transp rtatlon of s 'holnrs in Ills- trlct No. ;t u the Phoenix ' school. Nights reserved to reject nny and all bl Is by b.mrd. J. O. X. 1)I.1NC. BUTTE FALLS . 1 I ! ... ,!. '. .. Chairman. District Xo. 2i, R. F. D. I. Medford. ITU "OF-'ATTRAGTIONS, u' FRK IViATINEES . The Geo. A. Hunt Co. and the Mail Tribune and ..Sun. .have arranged a splendid list of attractions for the next five weeks free matinees at the Page theatre at 10:!u a. in. and as usual ex tend a general invitation . to all chil dren. In the city and vicinity to attend. The attractions arer' ' Mary Pfckford' ln "The Hoodlum," 'Oct. g.'. ' ' ' " : Jack Pickford in "Hilly Apperson's Boy." Oct. 221 - s , . Mary Pickford in "DarMy Long I.egs".:ov, 12. Wesley Harry (Freckles) In "Dluty," Oct. 26. The attraction for October S tit is n splendid one as Mary Pickford is the Idol of the children. ; The coupon, will he printed in the Mnll Trlbufie of Thursday and Friday of this week.' Pafwrs secured at this office will be charged for at 5c each. This is made necessary because- chil dren forget to clip coupons and we bave such a1 demand at the office for extra payers.', . , ,t.,v, ,, ...Tho housewives of Medford will he glad to k,uow that a demonstration of the famous kerf cereals and flour has been arranged tor this week at War ner, Wortmau urfd Gores and (Jates & Ly.d.lard's Groceteria.. The demonstra tion of this' well known product will be held all days long at these two stores each' day this week" anti.tt cordial Invl tatloij Js extended t'J all, local and out of town pepple 16 attend1. , Kerrl products have already been established in, this section and the present demonstration: has, been ar ranged 'to convince those who are not already users of this brand of flour and cereals o their superior quality. . ' lir. Jlcillorris M. Dow's office ad dress is!30G-7 M. V, & H. Hldg. Office hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 lo 6 afternoon. TelTJ39. 271 HOLD DEMONSTRATION THERE'S one way. to. sare. on. paint. That way if, to use the best paints. Some think of paint economy as "cost per gallon." That is wrong. Cheap paint doesn't cover as much surface you need more gallons. ; Chriiri paint is more difficult to spread, requires more labor, so the best paint costs no more when you'ye put it on the house than cheap paint does. N. Alore than that, it lasts five or more years longer, if properly . applied, while cheap paint on the average begins cracking in twelve months. Good paint is an invest vicflt that saves money by preventing de terioration of the house. ? "Cheap" paint is the only ' paint that really tntts you anything, "Pure Prepared"" and. "Phoenix" are Fuller's specifications, for house paint ing. Get .cither, and you have the best tAlNTS that anyone can make long service puints. Where To Buy Them. These For all exterior job of painting 'Bow yoE !i take to ' Before you re a day older you want to let the idea slip under your hat that this is the open season to start something with a joy' us jimmy . pipe and some Prince Albert! ;, Because, a pipe packed with Prince Albert satisfies a man as he was never satis fied before and keeps him satisfied!. And, you can 1 prove it ! Why P. A.'s flavor and fragrance and coolness and its freedom i;r"7!' lr- ;f... ' "iu ike-.'iicitioncl Joy smoke ; w OdDt il lunils of wood at right prices; dry -mill "blocks, vltuy next winter wood now white It Is heap. Medford FueJ Co. v? Don't allow surfaces to rot -It costs lest , to paint them. . We'vl made paints for western use for 72 years. We use pure PIONEER WHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil,. sine, and color, but we rrix them in scientific proportions with long-time skill.; '' Our white lead base mu;st be fine enough to pass through a silk screen with 40,000 meshes, to .the square inch. That means ' covering capacity and ease of spreading. We super-purify the lead to make it "whiter" which means clearer-toned colors. The finished product on the house is a hcautiful, clastic, tough protective coating. We call these paints "Fuller's Specifica tion House Paints" because they are the very best made for the purpose. 1 SPSCIFIVATIGN Phoenix Pure Pa'nt ,. Pure Prepared Point Manufactured by V. P. Fuller & Co. paints are important to you so it's im portant to go to the right stores to get them. Ag?nts' names and addresses are printed in the memo, coupon to the right. Cut it out and put it in your pocket now. . . it ij advisable to obtain t!e services of a from1 bitc: and parch (cut out by our exclusive pat ented process) artf a reve- lation to' the man who never could 'get acquainted with a pipe!. P.- A. has made a pipe a tying of joy to four. men where one was smoked before! -i; , Ever roll itp a cigarette 'with Prince Albert? Man, man but you've got a p'a'rty coming, -your vr ay ! .Talk about a . cigarette smoke; wo tel! you it's a peach! ,; v '''' ' '' , '' '' " YOD CAK GIT iibT ANY OLD TKIKd AT MOfiT AHT OLD TIME AT DC VOE'S Best city Coal 2nd ASK our agenf for our free advice, lie will show you a color card wUch shows. 32 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 jpher details you nrnnt in L-nmw . (Cst this out and paste it in your . note book as a mernoj ... My house needs painting:. Fuller's Specification Routt Paints are sold, by the following Aeeattt ; Thompson, The Painter . 12CN. Front, ,t pn6i 64 Master Painter frln'c'm Af6ert0iT Bald in tw tJ htts, tidy red tinr, . , and half pound tin humidors and iri tht . pound cryMtmtglata humid or .ui f it top. -' ' " Cnpyrleht 1921 : by H. I. Reynold Tobacco Co. , rj.C; -.", . wood of ail kinds.. Only, wood In under cover.-, .Also best i'tah at 517 off car. . j ;' , "VALLEY FUEL CO.; ' ' and l:'ir. .-.,,' ... r'.'tP 7(1 Free Advice- on Painting ' Tk advantage of Fulierllpuse Paihtsj j'akjt steps to paint nfiw. Don't let' weather" depre ciate f our Investment. . v , . . Wi P'. FULLER & CO. ' i ' . '; ' - ir Dept. J6, San Francisco , ' , . Pioneer Manufacturer o Points.' Varnishes. Eaamil. ' Stains, and PIONEER WHITE LEAD ' -tor 72 Years. Esublished IB49. . Branches in 16 Cities in the West Dealers everwherfc Also makers of Rubber Cement Floor Paint, All Purpose Varnishes. Silkenwhite Enamel, Eifteta-tor-Floors Varnish, Washable Wall Finish, Auto Enamel. nraiiifiiiiii
