Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM K.l)l MEDFOIM) MAIL TKLBl'N'K. '01M, ( ) 1 ' K( i U N 7 T V 1 :S I ) A V , Q( " 1 U I ! K K TH,'" 1!IL'I SEG01ATW.0.W. Mr. Robert H; Neilsori, "familiarly known as Harry Lauder the 8econd", will appear In Medford Wednesday evening, Oct. 19, at the I. Q. O. F. hall at. 8 o'clock, under the auspices ot the Woodmen of the World. Bobbie as the press calls him. Is one of the great est Impersonators of "The Creat Huriy Lauder," on the American platform to. day and .comes highly recommended tor a purely Scotch entertainment. He Is accompanied by Bobbie Neils in, Jr., a boy of 10 years, who has a violin that will talk out loud to yon. Also Olen, the Boy Wizard on the Piano. This trio pre touring the United States under a contract from the Woodmen of the World.; The local camp or W. O. W. are fortunate in securing such high class entertainment. There will be no charges and members and their friends are requested to be present. Especial ly all the Scotch of Medford. - JUSTICE BENSON'S 1AL WRECKED Iff TEXAS, Ntt ONE IS KILLED GRAY HAIR BECOMES DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 18. A num ber of persons were injured but none SALEM. Ore.; Oct. IS. Finals on the killed when easthound "Sunshine capltol and' supreme court buildings ; Special" of the Texus and Pacific ral and nil state institutions, are flying ntj'oad as wrecked lust night near Van Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. half mast today out of respect to the memory of Justice Henry L. Benson of the Oregon supreme court, who died at Horn, Texas, according to advices to the road's general offices" here. If any passengers received serious Inju ries they will he taken to El Paso fur nnolher train, eastward. which U . proceeding 'FEED HALFWITS IF. EASE SIDE J. F. UnW hits purchased the' E, ,H. Porter residence property at (U9 East Main from Mrs. Matilda J. Adkins ana win occupy -me same auoul io vomber 1. This residence is a two story Colonial style, has eleven rooms and- is one of the nice resi dence properties on, me jiast siue. with large grousdt. - ... ' Mr. Hal sold his residence on shows hlB faith In Medford by Invest ing. In another home and the business properties recently purchased... ibis home here Saturday night. Cases uuicai attention, it wa stated. set for hearing before the supreme j -phe wreck was caused by a broken court have been postponed ' and no. rail. The engine three sleepers and opinions ordinarily handed down on a dining car left the mils, but so far Tnesdav niornlric will lie forlhcom- known here none turned over. The ins until after the funeral of Justice in'soengers have been transferred to Benson this afternoon. Many state departments will close dining, the funeral, hour. The co-workers of the late jjirlst on i the supreme bench. Chief Justice Bur' ;iiett und Associate Justices Bean, iJIrown, Harris; MoBride. and McCourt, i. win act as paiiuearers. hub. it is i, noted, will be the third time within ; very recent years that the six surviv- . ing memuers or ine court nave oiiiciat-i; . , ,; ,' ',- ed at the funeral of the seventh mm-l! CHICAGO. Oc . "-Pupil. In, sub ber. the other two cnes being at the: "a Chicago schools will funeral of. Justice Robert Knkin and, be fe1 on a B,,ee" gliV"J d,pt ,as s9 Justice F. A. Moore. I.88 We can be ct-mpleted. -11 : Chief Justice Burnett in commenting was 'V'""" by Dr hrank O. upon the death of his colleague this, '.'"'T TV I i T morning summed up his sentiments in ,,lertn,,ent1or,tI brd, ?' 8j;ChBt'?(nh thiQ ,,.,.,. The gland diet is the Idea of health un..E..i.i nliJ i'.n.m.i. department physicians lawyer and. a just judge.'.' Governor 01cott..in a statement ATTEMPT TQ KILL MR. t PHILLIP SCHEID1N BERLIN-, Got. 18. Phjlitf Schetdti man, former Boeretnry of foreign af faii'H, was fired upon during: a meet- ins of the German people's party In JjtindenHch.eid, Westpnalin,' laHt night. The bullet went, wild and Hprr Sehe ideman was uninjured. Five persons were arrested for the attempted as sassination. ' Employes of printing offlros rind newspapers went on strike last night and the newspapers did not appear this forenoon., i i Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- . ed. brings duck me natural coior ana ' lustre to the hair when faded, streaked of gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which is mussy-and troublesome. . Nowadays we simply ask at any . drug store for 'Wyeth'a Sage and Sul phur Compound." Tou will get a Urge botUe of this old-time recipe Improved bv the addition of other ingredients. 1 at. very, little cost. Everybody uses'; this preparation now, because no, one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, a it does it so naturally and evenly. You-dampen a sponge or soft brush -with it and, draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another apr plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. Wyeth's $age and Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not intended- for the cure, mitigation or. prevention kof disease. , , C2c; extra 'pullets 4Cc; undersiecd iul letrt. NoV 1, 37c. tiduash 75oS!,t; , " tomatoes 76oO $1.60; e-ucumbt'i'H BOrfii " $ 1 .25; peppers &Ufjp?5c; celery 02&3.&O. ' 80un(j tleMartnient physicians and : several thousand children, will partake of the the press declares , that in the death j. of Justice llenson "Oregon has lost not ' kitchens. NEW YOKK.- Oct. 18. Liberty jbondH closed: 3Vn $91.32: first Vh I J 92.4 2; second 4'H $fl2. 60; first 4 V j $92.70; second 4 'B $92.42; third l4Vs $34. C2; fourth 44 '9 $92.72; Vic tory 3's $99.38; Victory 4 Vs. "$99.40. ' . only one of its ahle and conscientious , ,. ,,i uiTiri. jurists but It has lost a citizen, in the- 1U)M 1 S. Ithl'KHt,KNTATI K highest meaning of the word." ii-iouivf.' . ,o . . While the governor refuses, to com,!. ) ASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-A. box meat on a possible successor to Jus, f 0 ".to,n,lnB.1 many offil"l Papers re tlc. Benson umtll after the rami IC " tb n-rtOBl lnve.tl8a Dm been intimated that th. post will:"8" ,'tb T.9t br'y" C' B,r; go to tf Wti Or.(.. Bi. Kk.nl4 J J0 'h,f " do- Mula, rl" this be the case rumor has it that "f T, aCf ' tal? La Grande, clr-, .T" , , "'" T - v N. Y. Stocks . --. - - - i ., .,,. -i . ,.. .,. ..,.- ii j rMiMMMnST'MBWMSSMnilSniiaillsaiSSSISWiSiSSMSllllS WIIISSI HISS S MSS11I1I1MI1WI11I IM1II MIIMBUT t oetter ar For Less money msgms&R ! i I Judge J.. W. Knowlesj cult judge for' TJnian and Wallowa counties, will be appointed, The name of Judge John S. Coke of Murshfield, twice a candidate for the post, is also prominently mentioned in connection with the forthcoming appointment. , sentatlvq. - Johnson, ' democrat,. KVm tucky located .on .the main floor of tho house office building. " How I Earned ' My; First Dollar A series of pen sketches describ ing how some of Medford's well known citizen climbed, the flrt.; rung. . ' . . ; . ! Market News 1 , , , -, , i Mine JSVitT ile Milk ; For Infants ' & Ihvalidj NO COOKING The "FrJod-Drink" for All Aces. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountains. Aft (or tiORUCICS. . jer Avoid Imitations & Substitutes John J. Bucntciv . - , I i "When T was 14 years "old f went to woi'K lor a nuruiiiuieu jonneciicux farmer, with chlnwhiskefs. ; All I sot out of him was my- board and room, but a circus .came to town, and - he' gave me permission to pick blackber-'. ries for. a neighbor, to earn enoUKh to go." 1'got a dollar from the neighbor, and when I got back my.boHs said: "How much did you get'?' ' I told btm a dollar. He then took' it a"way from me; and bought himself a new pair of overalls, I was pretty mad about It at the time. '.:' ' ;: ' I.lvcistQl'k. ' '; ' , ,r I'OKTLAXD, Ore., Oct', "is. Cattle Fteady; receipts 122. CalveR $1 lower. Choice duiry. calvea $8.50(0; prime light JS'nS.uO; medium litf8; heavy ?5C. ' Hogs 25c higher; receipts . 189. Prime light $10 10.50; smooth heavy 230. to 300 pounds !I.5(HJ10; 300 lbs. up',' $8.509.60; rough heavy JO 8.50; fat pigs $10lb.B0; 1 feeders', jJ9.S05j9.75; stags 47.507 ' I Sheep nominally steady; receipts 220. . ' Um lor . TORTLAXD. Ore., Oct. 18. Butter unsettled. Kktra cubes 4u4Gc; ' nndergradea 40c; . cartons 51c: prints TtOci - Butterfnt,. No.' 1' churning cream' i 4!i ig) G2o f. o. b., Portland; under- graded 4S4H7.C. . " . . ,,' ; , IvCrvDON, Oct: 18. (By the' As sociated Pres'sJ-r-An JJxchange Tel egraph dispatch from Vienna foday slates that a report has been receiv ed there of the. death of Ludwig III., former king ,.ot . Bavaria, .at: Sarvai castle in Hungary.. . , ; ' ' Portland Wheat; PORTLAND, Ore., Oct.. 18 Wheat: Hard white, hard winter, $1.01-, soft White), White club, northern spring1 $1; red Wnlla 97c. - ' I Today's car ". rccelpts-i-Wheat' 5'8'; flour 9; oats .1; liny 1: " San Francisco Market.' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. Butter extra 48o; prime firsts 48c: firsts 42c. 'Kges, extras G7 Me:, extra firsts , ji'V-'j'- NKW YORK, Oct. 18, The stock market was dull but relatively firm. Much of yesUrday'i rotrul wan r coTerd. Baler aprQxlBUttd 4ti),0ll shares.. v . , Allls-eiialmers 88.2 Auiericajl' Beet Sugar 24.0 Americnji Can : 25.8 lAmerlcun Car & Foundry 125.6 'American Hide & Leather pfd , 50 American Internationa) Corp 31.2 American . locomotive 89.2 American Smelting ft Hefg 30 American Sugar 49.2 American Sumatra Tobacco 35.8 American T. & T. .107.8 American Woolen 73 Anaconda Copper ., .., 38.5 Atchison ! .... 85 Atk, Gulf & W. Indies 20.7 llaldwln Locomotlvo 86.2 Baltimore & Ohio .: 35.7 Bethlehem. Steel "li" :....-.. 52.3 Canadian Pacific 111.6 Central. Leather'..,.. 27.2 Chandler Motors 4115 Chesapeake (c Ohio 62 Chicago, Mil. and: St. Paul: 22.6 Chicago, It. I.. &, Pac 31.3 Chlno Copper '..! 24 Colorado Fuel & Iron 24.6 Corn Products !.,,'..,....., 78 Crucible Steel y..... 59.5 Cuba !Cane Sugar .;,.. 6i2 Erie ............ li.S General Electric ......,...,.,.,:.......;. 124.5 General Motors 9,,7 Goodrich" Co. , 30 j Great -Northern, pfd , 69.7 Great Northern Ore Ctt's 28.8 Illinois Central' .i.....'.:! !:. ,...,. 94.8 Ihsplnrtloh Copper'-..,.. ''.. 33.0 "Int. 'Meft Marine pfd..,.....'..........'....!.. 40 International Paper .-, 46.7 Kennecbtt Copper 21 i-oulsville A. Nashville , 101 Mexican. Petroleum 95.3 Miaiql popper V.....,:..,...,: 22 . Middle States Oil ,,........ 13.2 Mldvale' Steel ' ..,....,......,......,. 23 Missouri- Pacific ........:;...,....-:! ' 18.2 New York. Cenfrnl ii 70.5 N.'TC.N. II. and Ha'rtfofd.'....;.....,.. 13.8 Wotfolk. 4! Western .. 94 , Northern Pacific ..;...;..,...... 7i.2 iwcter tnan 01 nigner pncea Dranas. jsatsiaQtiorr guaranteed or your money refunded V4 ';'' 'ft! SAMEFRICE Far pyer;30 years Ounces for Ij -. Millions of Pounds bought by the, Government LADIES PREFER Ctfnu irtinda Hnd Clean Clothes Universal Tire Filler Better Hiding Cnslilon Tlinn Air no roip xo rrxcTCRES NO BLOWOUTS GAYLORD J10 N, Klverslde 1'bono 188-.M DAY OR NIGHT ; &l!IMI'6i WEEKS-CONGER CO Txmtnl VincXott , DR-RIGKERT Oklahoma Prod. & Ref; , 2.0 Pan American. Petroleum. 4a .2 Pennsylvania 34.8 People's Qas I..,...,..,.........!.... 49.8 Pittsburg and West, Yo. 23.5 Uay Consolidated Copper ...,....; 13.5 Reading ...,...,........'........". 68.5 Rep. Iron & Steel ..! '. , 47 Royal putch, N. Y. 42 Shell .Traha'. & Trad..:,......!........ 33 Sinclair Con. Oil 20.8 Southern Pacific ,......, 19 Standard Oil of N. J. pfd.......,.,........109 Studebake'r Corporation 72 Tenne'ssee Copper '............,.. 7.7 Texas Co , 39 Texas 4 Pacific 21.7 Tobacco .Products ".: 62.7 Transcontinental Oil ... 9 . nlon Pacific 118 U. S. Food Products 13 U. S. Retail Stores 62.7 U. S. Ind. Alcohol .....!.. 44 United' States Rubber !. 48 United States 8tel 71 Utah Copper ; 61.8 Westlnghouse Elctrlo 44 wiuys ureriana ; 6.7! American Zinc, Lead and Sm 8 Butte and Superior 3.7 Cala, Petroleum : ... 40 Montana Power 53 . Shattuck Arizona : $.6 Pure Oil .r..........:..,.,. .'. 29.3 I Invincible Oil 11.2 . General Asphalt .,...'... 62 Eyes Scientifically Teated. ind. Glasses Properly Fitted . ; no nnors rrsF.n 7-.-. . ... Rrokra lnam AerurtW'lnnllrte1 . ,. Try Thl for Indigestion Foley Catnartle Tablets are Just the thing for constipation. Their action Is wholesome and thoroughly cleansing, without griping, nausea or Inconven ience. . They banhjh headache, bilious nesa, bloating, gas, bad breath, coated! tongue and other symptoms of disord ered digestion. Mrs; II. J. Marchard, 16 Lawrence St., Salem, Mass., writes; "I used Foley Cathartic Tablets, for constipation wltu good results. 1 keep t.ieui la the house. Sold everywhere. Ad The Chevrolet "490" with all the New Improvements is a Better Car than ever. It sells for . Less Money at the factory than ever before. Come In and See. The New 1822 Chevrolet "490" $675. in Medford H- : Patton an Tel. 150 d Robinson, Inc. 112 So. Riverside: ' BUSINESS IS GOOD- -' .Why not, wo soil "(JOOD B1IOKH" at "RIOUT PUK1ES" aud'givc you all die argument. We don't force you to, buy against yo.ur judgenient. , Why .not eoine in and get acquainted, we liave lots of satisfied customers, we eaii save you money. . . ' 21 No,rth Central "Good Shoes" "GOOD SHOES" Built Our Business. Worlds Championship s';::''-'.:'Match " i. f WALTER MILLER World Champion Middleweight Wrestler ' " VS. ' '; ' R. W. HAND Southern Oregon Champion TONIGHT! OCTOBER 18 K, ONE SNAPPY PRELIMINARY P. W.DIDTLE Riddle, Oregon, VS. AUBREY GOFF Grants Pass GOLD HILL PAVILION Tickets M. D. " Bowers, Gold HiL; Brown & Brown, Medford; Irvine Cigar Store, Ashland; Ross & Ross, Central Point. Eat Bread ; with. !Milk;;. arid Fresh; Fruit iVf" There's a lunch you cannot beat' for food value " and real' abnetlts satlsfaetlon. ;.'...'., Tho snowy Bread slices are dellQi- ous with butter or milk oc cold, meat or anything at all. . s . Dread is your Heat, Food-r Eat mors of It. , . , Try It for lunch and finish up with fresh fruit overy day and you will bOKln to fool keener and fitter for whatever work you are dotner.. NUT-BROWN BRAD: U tho Bread that nnllds v.: PEERLESS BAKERY.1.' Ask your dealer for NUT BBOflW ' ' ' ' BREAD , City Cleaning and Dyeing Co. When you think of haying your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed, think of our guajp?. anty: "WE ARE NOT SATISr FIED UNLESS YOU ARE" CITY CLEANING AND DYEING CO. riionn 474 401 8. IUTonlil For rijslii prices in ' : ' MONUMENTS;'' jtK.VDsroMca, cxjrTNas, VAULTS,' tETTEKtlfd ml repairing old vtork lot cesnstertra. call or write. ARTISTO STONE CO. Work erected in or shipped to all parts of the l'acilc Coast. 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