Medford mail tribune., October 26, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

MEDEOIID MATT. TRTRrVR. MFDEOTm. OREGON". WEDNESDAY. (VTODETJ 1ft!.
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Adv.
Auction Sale
at Central Point
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
i tuu ia utCT tf a rjj't or tfc e!tVn of c-rficerj for ti reir!
it or- Oak aer Ki'. ;-r T-jeati-ti! in:iir. itra-e. a-. j .x-j. j . :
Aa'sraai. tr, &i Mtv.is.s2. tourer 3-j fcK3!. fc-.j,it!iraaio. riri t.
J Aa-rcr f'Tmr nw-teia ti e tire at aay lice bB(fx,w,r ta, jujc.-MM.n
tiM V fT&r Ut 4trfc. )r 1 .i . a . . . , . Kulrh U'h . ' '.
!im'e hrifft. of Sis' Fraf. Tk':ft avaCa:!e m cn 'Sn fact. s rnh ps.jm. nitsi:rs weaic-
! "rr are Mi ti a u nIira ' 2;j tA iifrr fl-JB be af-
for4. 7o expedite nsat-
sr. E. Hi-.rr k-i tie ElVhora-
ft! . . : ' ' . .
til - '
red
lifeiitK the Keynote to Eeaaty
(fH'tita for the -nater.
at l:0t A. M.
AT THK OPf.UA HMT
at ajtf.in tj thfr Sir.at
ie?. -rrijCJ!: Etrti atouM briiii tizr
niodjt. fce1 it-i Matr.r-.
di4ar. who comI-I t tal:i
Lau;ifu!? The voran of If V-;y ta
tiiis hishtruns n-rrot3 ag? is eun- ;
ceniJ-rfates or ertili4 lhal jlu wullar t a, i
ie of iame, or fr that ttatcr inj-'-hit-h. unrti--k-t. nj r-jin a!! I
ay relate tlurwtt fer htr hipr,ir,.- Tie na:- J
Tbe notice. ira rerforsuire tor cch a;iriieac ia t
. jry rhe dJttt rS!!re r.zis r,'. eJ th. hftarinsr and exajnLoatVll is--T" Ilnkhara' rtarl m
kv.l J'JcVyr a--i! ec'r hUh chFl. orCTir-i!tn i.-r.r, lime w thai al! icter- !"".. whlr.h for m-re :nart f-rty
A t'e4nt aucia! e-rest occwrtas 'fieliarse
rise OMer Vsrr erftfeenyre lat week
' t-e fcaaisft t the Katfar cb.irri J r-cher pat- -Si;c! in aojr
r,.c:T iron a p.-rrav- s rerr roo;,- ...rft, .-... --!-!. .t-.-,.,t-
OKMM.COB-'. ..- - . .
era. 6;nte Csitftn. sftasir. P;mc;re.; r!n? iryK ovrtnaelr a-'w the ViT'jutl mar proTit :hereby. Ia tte neao-
year kaa been recsnizipd
I'.e CoitaJsa, fiwtrt arjr,)er. no of Saaca Cnut.
Ktuben Cabtoet, t.'hiff.jr.ier,
antf.aXt. Caaned i'ro'l. Cooking t'teu-
.i. lAsiita a.'.'i man articles co-t
Vtt-.n'.ifrii:'! In trie ae lit.
AI.'f.TIOXEKK'S XfTK The af
flon rales tare 701J money, an'I jnanr
ltitrfln await yori her. Come and
Ie rcarlnctii- The above ftooSa wi;i
nct.be in auction room .uritsl morn
ing or nale. Tola S a good ciean lot
of roods.
A action on HalnriJay, October 29,
at lu a. m.
Terras rasfa.
GEO. L. KEALE '
Public Auction
Thursday, Nov. 3
I will sell at Public Auction at
the premises knows as tbe
O'HARA EAKCH, near overhead
bridge, Tolo, on Thursday, No-
fUUCi 4. UlC IVUUniUjJ UMWItUCU
property:
four head good Work Horses ' ,
Two et Work HameiW
Onn m ln"h Job SVaicon wlth Jmx
1 10-Inch KldlnK Plow
1 l-lnch John Deere Balky Plow
1 flpring Tooth Harrow
1 Irag Harrow 4
T Milwaukee1 Mowing Machine
lilacJutmlth'a Korce and Anvil
Ixit of fllacktmtth's Tooli
I High Power Jack
1 -CWer Pre
1 Z-Inch Tatik Pump
1 V. H. Cream Separator, practically
new
rtaaullful Klrnball piano
Xearlz ne All leather Couch
Aumlnlater Rue, size 9x12
4 amall Hunt
I-eather Seatel Oak Rocker
Sewing Rocker
Kumed Oak Rocker
2 Veml T!ortln Ileilbteada, 8prinn
and llattrcase .
I ( Oak I)reic
Kvfislli'nt Monarch Range
Kltciien Cabinet
Kumed Oak' Clrculer Dining Table
Hot Dinlnx Chairs
Dlifhes, Cooking L'tenslli
Krult Jar
And other article loo numerua
to mention
TERMS CASH
Sale begins promptly at 10 o'clock.
Free Liuicb at 'Noon.
W. W. WI3SEE, Owner.
ALLEN 0. HESS, Auctioneer.
The t-rm "fyt'-flMal" aeern to Ie
worked orertirrt? nowdays, the iafftt
application I:lne In conr.ectfon with
the newly organized Ashland ponl'ir
aaoclation, which is to hare a poten
tial crnMit'Jti-n and by-las. Py way
of renewing a KeitR-mao's aKreement
the fYtilt association will continue to
cr.arket f??s In a wholesale way for
the poultrymen at the standard m-
mls.ilon of three cents oer dfzen.
tn onnectlon with the recent dedi
cation of a pioneer memorial tablet at
Phoenix by the D. A. R., it develoied
that Mount hland chapter of th'at
orgaDixa'I'in has 45 rneinijers, .acces
sion to the rank belnc; in order at
almost erery stated gathering.
Malta Commandory, Knights Ten
lar, meetsi Wednesday evening, Oct. 26
for work In the Order of the Temple.
No successor has as yet been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs. F. 8. Enaif
from tbo Chautauqua board.
SopliB and freshmen fraternlned at a
high school merger last Kriilay. No
serious casualties wero reported.
The laic K. E. Marcy held a 12000
Ixnefit .certificate In the Modern
Woodmen of America, proof for pay
niffnt of which are now being perfect
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
TINTING
Interior Decorating in all its
branches.
PIANOS
Sefinished and Polished.
FiniEliiJig, Polishing and
; . Ilepairing. ..
All Vork Guaranteed..
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
City Auto Paint Work
28 North Bartlett
Phone 754 J
Hlllnh Temple lias lately added to
Its bari'iuet table e'liilpment. l dozen
knives 1 dozen' forks, 12 dozen des
sert sioons, and 21 dozen teaspoons,
all of the Rogers Windsor pattern, at
a cost of nearly $300. Tom Simpson
attended to the purchase of these, and
each individual "implement" has the
Initials "II. T." engraved thereon.
Dishes In sufficient quantity to match
tbls equipment will also be purchased.
In fact, the order was placed during
tho war period, and It Is hoped to re
ceive them by tbo time the world
peace parley is settled. Tho dishes
will he the handiwork of an Ohio pot
tery, and will have tho Shrine emblem
emblazoned on each particular piece,
so Illll IMimfs says, and he is the main
guy who ordered them.
There's a versatile young man In
town, who advertises his talents as a
piano pounder, bookkeeper, tutor, or
stenographer, exhibiting references.
T..o .''resbylei lan church annex H
being plastered. Tbe older portion of
the synagogn will also be renovated,
which together with new Improve
ments, will cost ImGOO.
.Millinery and drciHinaklng designs,
as siiixTVlsed under Purent-Teacher
auspices, were displayed to best ad
vantage ut an exhibit held lu Chautau
qua PI meer hall, on Wednesday, Oct
2, the rooms being crowded wllb
ladies who viewed with admlratlun the
handiwork which has' progressed from
amateur to the professional degree of
excellence.
MIh M'lriruret O'Xelll. pustmi itrest
at Ilonibrooli, was a visitor with Asi
land friends Inst week, and attended
the harvest ball glcn by r'lrct Com
pany last I'rlday eienlng. a social
event scoring such a success that. In
retpon.'e to siendfuxt encores." It was
repeated on the following night, at
tendi'd by another merry company.
The Fruit nssoclnl ion's newly pur
cha.ed apple sorter is working to best
ndvnntime thexe packing days. It will
not sort eg-.j, however.
The next f-totlnill scrlrnmago Is be-
tr.pen Asjilaud nd Mcdford sguuds, on
Bedford grounds, Saturday, ..Oct. 29.
tore good health
Waehlne. : hd the AsblaiMl tem cfcas-1.; K,.., tf iIs.. l-tor. " f
. . ; . .... .. . .. , - flnrj much te relieve in and
I7.aifH ls ieairf w iztv pan m
ser!ce men, tney aaould persocaay:
ir.tert:ew either Glena Sjaifwoo. rm-j
rr-ander. or lm 9.rwT. adjutant of!
Ashlind jxU. '
'. Stove. Heater, Electrl Iron., tfj he f;-ant pa oatfit by til wore
.aor.ea egeta le. t mil ln. ri'yjne - fJf tf,
Jan., Crf.ti, '.oojc.ng Liens'.,. 1-awn i
r-.i VJr,.
From ar.or'hT hftm Wnfs. Ta-'1- ur rAeaff
hie. Side V.rn-ii. Drearer, fi3tl. T-'" ,h"' l'ra faihloaM Pfedovnt
Be) v-.tir-, , geriairt. Child's : r"t rectify of that eltf. John ! in
Ti find yia'.MrHi. Morrts
All Makes of Batteries Repaii
STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION WORK
Eiectric Shop
Eighth and Eartlett
Phone 22-J
The Weflnesday Afternoon ciJb met
wi'.h Mrs. Caroline 5rcbrTman, Oct. 25.
Cianoict; for a tea t-wel shower to s tip
plernent tb ki'.cf.en eeaipment of the
new addition to the Presbyterian
chfirrh. Committees regarding ar
rangement for the Artniitk IVay din
ner were a!o apiiointe!. This repast
will be the crowning dining event of
tbe autumn season. Some have won
dered if the meal will not be a turkey
feaat. and are anxiously awaiting de
ve'opments. A full equipment of dishes
is needed aiso In kitchen equipment.
Idie.i Identified with Masonic aux
iliaries at Grants Pass, to the number
o. over thirty, visited Ashland in a
body last Saturday, the object being to
institute a temple of the Daughters of
the Nile, a Shrine affiliation, although
one which Is not yet officially recog
nized by that order. The membership
fee is I la, but subject to a reduction
to 110 in favor of those who get In
early on the charter li3t. Xothing def
inite was settled as to perfecting a
temple here, and probably will not be
until other towns in the counry are
Interviewed regarding the matter.
?.frs. C. T. Payne, celebrated her 87tr
birthday anniversary, at her home on
.North Main street, Oct. 21, the event
being attended by numerous relatives
ani. irlends extending congratulations.
POUGHS
Apply over throat and. chest
SWHUVW HlUlil yieves m
s
Vapo Rub
Oca 17 Million Jan Vtci Vurfe
V
BOXING
Friday Night
Oct. 288:30 Sharp
tom"sharkey
Medford 1
vs.
BILLY HUFF
Klamath Falb '
10 Rounds 10
JOE BLACKBURN
vs.
"Battling" FRICK
6 Rounds 6
"Fighting" Johnny
CARLSON
vs.""..'...
"Mexican" PEAT
6 Rounds 6
3 Other fast
Preliminaries
A new England dinner Is Ui prospect Tickets at 3rown & Brown
r m rrr,-i. Adv. - - ! II .
Hisnay of nt neo mm stums
iff
BY "INDIAN
In the olden times Eagle came down to the earth and
assumed the form cf a man. Then he wanted to get
married. He started out in search of a squaw suitable
to be hi wife.
- He-went first among the white ptepU ; but he cii
not like the women of that tribe because they (alhed too
much and told too many lies. He was ivise.
v Then he went among the black people but he could .
find no girl to suit htm in that tribe.
"Then he went among the Indian tribes, assuming
always the form of an eagle while he was travelling,
but immediately becoming a man again when he saw r
an Indian village. We will not mention the names of
the different tribes he visited, for he found fault with
all the suaw of those tribes but cne.
At the first Indian village he found that the squaws .
there tattooed their faces. ' He did not like the squaws
of the next tribe he found, for there they wore their
hair cut short in defiance of the evident intent of the
Great Spirit He was wise.
THE COURTSHIP OF EAGLE-MAN : c " v; ?
miller - ... .
At the next village he could not bring himself to like .
the girls because they lucre too fat So he went from
village to village and from tribe to tribe, courting the
squaws but always finding fault with them. Some h
disliked because they were lazy; others were too ugi
some were too dirty; and so forth. :.'
But at last he reached a village of the Apacha.
There he saw two beautiful girls gathering corn in a
field. One of them was lazy and ihe other us indu-'
trious. When they saw htm' the lazy or.e ce awc-y,
but the industrious one did not. She fell ir, iwc wsik
Eale-Man at fcst- sight; ind this was to ,.hii ttsistg,
for he did not have to use fce in pcrsuadiri,; Vr
with him. Eagle-Man ujas wise in hi chotrc'c.; ,
If you could wa'ch the inspection of raw-tMtsxuls
at the Savage Tire factory y$u would be fcW re
minded cf this courtship of Eagle-Man. It is a rtid
inspection indeed, for raw materials play an important
part in the making of the tires that are Built to Excel.
Exemplified' indeed is this in the big, handsome Svaf
Cord, known to motorists as the Aristocrat of. Tin.
THE SPRECKELS SAVAGE 'TtRE CD. - SflN DtEGO, CALIFORNIA
OUH BEST ASSET IS THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER
Exchange Tire Company V
Medford, Oregon 7
Enders' Cash Departmetit Stor.e
Ashland, Oregon