Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPXHE F1VJD ied tlii ir ilclrgatcs: T. 1-. Stanley, laud: It. (1. Frobavli, Jledford, and Klamath Falls; John ':!. Fuller, Ash-1 Lynn Sufoin, Grants Pass. Evacuation of Nicomedi'a by the Greek Residents FOR THE VALLEY APPLE EXPOSITION s. F Little Wonders, adam it f The single layer boxes for the liuKue Jttver Applo Exposition can now Ije obtalhed by the gruworu nt the .Mi dford Chamber, of Commerce. All of these are of uniform size and will make the ("general display of better MPlJearanceHhan if each grower at- " tempted to intake his own boxes. " There are. Just three Classen under which apples may be. entered in the exposition.1 U These are plate displays of five apples each, one box and three . box entries. As many entries may he made In each aa the grower may de sire. In the three-box class two or more varieties must be shown. Growers who have notr ereived a premium list may get the same from the Hedford Chamber of Commerce. There Is no fee charged to make en tries, nor'Wlll therev bo !an entrance charge to the , display. ' All exhibit's should be entered on Thursday Octo- ber 27. The judging will be done on Friday, October K8th and the expo sition will be open to the general pub lic on Saturday, ..October 29th. ' .' TRACKS THIS WEEK ' :' 1 ." '. Work will be commenced this week on bulldiDg the auto speedwuy,, race track, driveways and j leveling: the grounds for the Jackson 'County' Fair grounds. The county equipment: will be used on tho work but will be paid for by funds now in the treasury of the Fair association. It is hoped that most of this work will bo' completed this winter and arrangements made to begin work on the building early next spring to hold a full- next fall. MURDER OFNJ CHILD V1NELAND, 'N. J., Oct., 19. Louis I,ively,r the negro, nccused.of killing, a little girl at East Moorestown, N. J., last sp'rlrig.J was arrested hero early todaylifter shooting a policeman. ;Acr -cording -to the police he confessed to killing the child. A, small crowd sur rounded the jail, after his arrest . be came known lut every precaution was taken to guard the' prisoner, ..'-'- ,i 7 i:..i... .i.n i. ft., I I1C IliVlUUl, )YIIIIU U1U Ul d the head ol the Giflt Jr-. photograph below shows Greek ships lying in is the ancient name given to the city of lsmid, about fifty-six miles from Constantinople. War is still raising In Asia Minor between the GroekB and Turks under Kernel. The above illustration shows Greek soldiers resting along the river bank at Ghialavan. Fearing the wrath of the Turks, the Greek population of N'iconvedla has evacuated the city. The eeks ore seeking refuge aboard. Nlcomedb. of lsmid. It is tho capital of liithyna and E FREE IT Sure Relief 1 WmmhB 6 Bell-ans- Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS 10 FOR INDIGESTION The trial of lluddy. Apperson for burglary is one of the dramatic events of "13111 Appersou's Boy." which H'ill be seen nt the Page theatre, with Jack PIckford in the title role, Saturday at 10:30 a. m. only for the children's free matinee by the Hail Tribune and Geo. A. Hunt Co. '. In this feature, which 'First National is distributing, Mr. Fickforrt, In the part of a youth of the llluo Ridge mountains .-is accused' oT entering the home of a girl with whom ho is in love, late at night. The courtroom is crowded with pic turesque types from tho mountaineer community as the trial begins. Buddy Apperson is freed through the testi mony of the girl. - . v . Watch for coupon' Thursday. f .'; rublierTcisulting in its preninture de terioration. It is well to further pro tect extra tires by wrapping them with a stp of cloth. i . 'I'he latest Savage Tiro service bu letn, from wlileh the above is "taken, iiifviscs that the casing carried as a sparo should not be brand-new 'but 'rather a tire that bus been used some what. Tho absolutely new tire is a magnet tor tiro thieves, but they rare ly steal a used casing. , Thjs Savage bulletin also gives some liointers on tho care of spare inner tubes. They should be kept either in a special container, such as can belpifr chased at any supply store, or else carried in tho original box. In the lat ter case care should be taken that the tube is not permitted to move around in tho box, else the edges will chafe and wear thin. The tube may bo wrap ped before being placed in the box or it may be packed in tightly so that it cannot move, liy no means should the tube be carried unprotected in the tool box, nor should it be removed from Its box r.nd ltift exposed to tho rays of tlie sun. ' OF SPARE TIRES EG OF APPLE ENTRIES TO CLOSE OCTOBER 27 E LONDON, Oct. 19. Ludwig lit.; for mer king of Bavaria, -whose throne crumbled when the German armies were defeated and former Emperor -Extra tires, not in use on the car, William fled from Germany, died yea- should be1 kept in a cool, dark place, terday at Sarvar castle, in Hungary, extremes of either heat or cold cause His death closed a moat picturesque an Injurious chemical action in the ' career. One week from today, October 27, is tho time set when all entries must be made for the Rogue River Valley Apple exposition, therefore there are but a few days, left for the growers to get exhibits ready. : More than $100 ill cash premiums are offered and an equal amount in merchandise and these are so appor tioned as to eivo every - grower a chance to secure aniaward. There are but three classes under which apples are eutorod for competi tion being that of a plate of five, one box and three boxes.' First, second and third prizes are offered on twenty- two varieties of apples - on plates, Seven prizes are offered on the best single box display on five of the best commercial varieties, and nine prem turns are offered for tho best three boxes of two or three varieties. Growers are hot expected to enter commercial Bized boxeB, but the awards will be made on quartor boxes which may he obtained at the office of the Med ford chamber of commerce. These are now ready for distribution. All entries must be made on October 27, as the judging will be done on the 28th and the exposition will be open to the general public on Saturday, Oct. I A movement which promises large mid constantly IturoasliiK benefits to f Southern Oregon, was surriHHf ulty I launched In Ashland Tuesday through tho organization of. tho Consolidated i Chamber of Commerce, of southern t Oregon. This meeting resulted in the j consummation of a plun suggested by Slten Hheldon, president of the Med ford iehnnibei of commerce," at a meeting ; held in Klamath Falls about three weeks ago. The plan is simple and through its very simplicity spells success. The members of tho organization aro tho local chambers of commerco of the cities of Ashland, Grants I'ass, Klam ath Kails and Medford. Members of the local chambers nro per so mem iters of the, consolidated chamber Under tho articles of association adopted today none of the local cham bers surrender to the larger touy any of its prerogatives or duties, it being plainly provided that the consolidated organization shall undertake, only those projects which each and all of tho local chambers agree aro of such ,'enerul interest to the people of these three counties of southern Oregon that they can best be promoted by tho united, joint action of their four prln clpal cities. Jiocauso tho larger body cannot bind tho local organizations in any respect and roceives all its pow ers through tho unanimous consent of tho member cities, it will not undertake matters concerning which tho local communities may not bo in whole accord. Thus tho largest dan ger of a disintegrating influence in tho get-together movement is re moved at the outset. '"Similar efforts toward uniting these four hustling cities of southern Oregon," said Mr. Sheldon, have failed because either tho joint or ganization has tackled too varied lino of projects, some of which did not interest tho . local communities, or it has run off on an effort which par ticularly concerned ono of tho cities and not nil southern Oregon as a whole. This danger has, we feel, been eliminated in this organization. W shall undertnko comparatively few of forts; only those which all four cit ies agree can best bo handled through joint action. A few real Important matters, well handled will assure the success of tho cohsolldnted chamber cement tho cities in promoting their joint interests and teach each of them the value of united action." It was apparent from the discus slons at tho organization meeting yes terday morning and tho luncheon at tho Oregon Hotel at noon, that the advertising of all Southern Oregon as a tourist . nttmutlner district, would probably be tho fiiwt consideration to receive- attention. " It was forcefully pointed out that by far too- many of tho tourists Who came into Southern 1 0 Prince Albert's a new Vi '-;' Talking about rolling your own cigarettes, .we'll tell you right. herethat Prince Albert-tobacco has . 'em all lashed-to the mast! You've got a handful-of-appiness coming your di rection when you pal it with P. A. and the makin's papers ! For Prince Albert is not only delightful - to your taste and pleasing in itsrefreshingaroma,but our exclusive patented process frees it from bite and parch !. And,' for a fact, rolling up Prince Albert is mighty easy! P. A. is crimp cut and " sf ays" put and you whisk it into shape before you can count three! And, the next, instant you're puffing away to beat the band! Prince Albert is so good that it has led four men to smoke jimmy pipes where one was smoked before! It's the greatestold buddy smoke that ever found its way into a pipe or cigarette ! i - Trine. Albert la tntd in toppy rtd bags, tidy rtd tins, handsome pound mnd holt pound tin humidore andinthe pound crystal glass humidor wit h sponge moistensr top. ISf am, p!s hi- wM? the national joy smoke Copyricti 1021 by K. J. Reynold 1 objero Co. Wuiftlon-SaUm. Anita Stewart at Pago. 'Sowing tho Wind," which has Anita Stowart as Its charming star, opened un engagement at the Page theatre yesterday and was received with un- mistaknlile approval hy a large aud ience. It can be classified as one of the really good pictures of the current season. Miss Stewurt.fl by a finished performance in her portrayal of tho character of a beautifully Innocent girl whose mothr is a "queen" of revel lers in a notorious gambling house, commands hearty sympathy. , She reg isters the changing emotions of a girl In such a predicament with fine shad ing and no one can go away from the heatro without taking the feeling that it makes no difference what obstacles an evil late may place in the way of human being, there can-como hap piness nUltnatcly.-- ' - U .. Tho ' cast 'supporting1- Miss Stewart, is far above the averago, ' Ralph Lewis Myrtlo Stedinan, James Morrison and William V. Mong a)) handle important roies most acceptably.. f.i., , i- ."The Old Neat," Rlalto - A story full of the same sort of ap peal that made "Hiimoresque" so popu lar, but entirely different from the latter picture and in a technical way a better production, is "The Old Nest," now being featured at the'Rialto. .iary Alden in tho role , of tho mother simply IIve.T the part. Louise Lovely has a good role, and there are other well-known players, , with a number of particularly well trained children. The Old Nest" is one of the films that the lovers of picture 1 ay a cannot afford to miss. . .- '! ' " . Oregon came for tho purpose of feeing Just one tthliiB and left after d brief visit to that point, also that tourists would come from a dlHtanco to visit a serios of 'attractions who would not come for ono only. With the fact spread broadcast that this section' of the state contains a bcoi-o of points of Interest to tho tourist and affords the best summer camping and recrea tion district on the continent, visitors will come prepared to look for those attractions and with a schedule call ing for wooks in this, district whore they are now spending days. The difference in monetary returns to these counties is apparent. Prominent public men, such as Mr. McCormick of tho Southern Pacific, which company makes a business of studying tho things which attract visitors, havo told our people that In this part of tho stato wo have a wealth of beauty spots not olsewhoro equalled. Thoy point to the wonder ful redwood foroHts along the coust holow Crescent City, tho beaches along the Pacific, the mountains to the cast of us. tho benutlful valleys between, fishing on our streams and lakes thro unlimited camping sites, the Oregon eaves In Josophlno county, Ashland's llthia park and auto camn ground, the Modoc lava beds, Klam ath lake tho spot selected from tho entire world's out-door attraction by me railroad wizard, E. H. Harrlman, Mill Creek FuIIb, tho natural bridge and ltogue Uiyor gorgo between Med ford and Crater Lake, Diamond and Crescent lakes nestling in hollows on tho summit of tho Cascades, snow capped peaks and lastly tho crowning glory of tho northwest, Crater lake, "tho sapphire sea of sllonco." At tho mooting held In Pioneer hall Tuesdny organization was perfected by adopting articles of association, and the election of the following of ficers: . Hen C. Kheldon, Modford, president; O, S. Ulnnchard, Orrnits Pnss.i vlce-prosiderit; Fred A,- Baiter, Klamath Falls, secretary; j. v. Mc Coy, 'Ashland', rrjasurer. - The delegations in attendance were Ornnts Pass: George Sahln, p: II. Mer man, Clarence Wlnotrout, C. A. Bwope and O. S. Iilanchard. ' Ashland;-IL a. Enders, Jr., E. V. Carter, C. H. Tierce, H. II. Elhart and J. W. McCoy. Med ford : Benj. C. Sheldon, H. h. Walther, O. O. Alendcrfer, V H. Vawter, and John C. Mann. Klamath Falls: E. B. Hall, Marshall Hooper, Fred A. linker. A. M Collins and J. C. Thompson as suustitnte ror M. 8. west. The following secretaries of the var ious chambers of commerco accompan- WOMEN WHO OVERWORK Airmen Offer Service OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 19. One1 hun dred members of tho Aero club of Omaha, through Earl ,W. Porter, Its president, today offered Postmaster General Hays theU services to help recruit 500 vohffiteer nlrplano fly ers lo carry, tho malls In tho event the railroad strike makes it neces sary. -. 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