Medford mail tribune., November 10, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

BEDFORD SrSTU TRTT5UNT5. STTOFOTID, OTJEGOX, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1021
VAQYi THREE
FIND OIL WELL
IN CELLAR OF
IE HOME
F. W. Draper of Rosalia. Wn., who
is In Medford with a view to perma
nently locating here, tells a strange
oil story which whets the appetites
of local oil men. He heard this tale
and Investigated it while visiting in
SKkane recently, and carries with
him a small bottle of the oil for which
he paid 25 cents. Mr. Draper is a far
men and is not interested in oil ven
tures. It seems that several years ago a
family living iu a rented house in Spo
kane one day discovered a small trick
ling of water in the cellar of the house
i a. I in mi nr mm u mu,
eleven
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which was thought to be caused by a
defective sewer. The city sewer de
partment was notified and made re
pairs which it was thought would end
the leakage. But the water continued
to come out of the ground in the cellar
and the city officials condemned the
house for residence purposes.
Finally the owner of the house, after
it had been vacant for some time, de
cided to live in it himself and did so.
One day his wife desiring a fire in tbe
stove brought up some coal from the
cellar which had been saturated by the
supiwsed sewer fluid. The fire had
only burned a short time when the
stove blew up. While a number of
men were Investigating into the cause
(of the explosion one of them, who hap
pened to be an oil man, picked up a
piece of coal and smelling it at once
exclaimed, "Petroleum!",
His contention that the coal was sat
urated with petroleum was ridiculed
until an analysis of the fluid in the
cellar was made, which developed that
it was a very high grade of petroleum
which had wonderful medicinal qual
ities. The owner of the house scooped
a small hole out where the fluid came
from the ground', Mind vit soonilJled
with eight galioiii &f (he II. The hoty
was later enlarged ' to a 10 gallon
capacity, 6ml Mr sonie time the oil has
found a ready sale at"$8 a gallon. It is
of stich refined medicinal quality that
It is a general cure'all, and finds a
ready sale to ailing, Ieple A j
The owner of he nioiiertv recently
ftfiiied h campahTta.dtloir-Hil8ail
streak , and jKu'e for 'oil. and In the
meantime' the coiijiunyu-jia3. alEgadjp
steady income from "the sale of oil
from the small pool at $8 a gallon.
Three VIRGINIA
Friendly BURLEV
' Gentlemen TURKISH
T)i perfect hlaul of thflhret
perfect cigarette tobacco ,
in one perfect cigarette
one-eleven
cigarettes
brl5v
BARNEY
GOOGLE
SAYS
Tomorrow is Armistice Day,
show your colors and be sure
they are red, white and blue.
Schmidt sells "Good Shoes"
I Medford Put Tom, Am-,
lot 1 tW Y.om a
Jtap" tomorrow vipb, th bwt
prograp' off erad In Medlonl in
many a day.J'V ''
The "ARCH TO PATH" Shoe
and Oxfords for Women that
Schmidt sells are built for brok
en down arches, tired and sore
feet.
Be calm, women, the Nat is not
on fire, it's the Legion Boys put
ting on their annual smoker.
Schmidt sells for less because he
sells for cash.
"""""Good Shoes"
21 N. Central
WE CLOSE AT 12 M. FRIDAY
HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN
(By International News Service.)
Emma Calve, the lamous French
soprano made her American debut?
Imagine the sensation Mmo. Calve
would make if, she walked throiigh
a"hy street In 'America today weariiy
Hrectittum'lfeie shown. Tho diuky
Kitt .ankl muff alone would eolleefta
ei-iwdi' i , , , ' , . '(i ;
HARDWARE STOLEN
CAMP LEWIS, Wash., Nov. 10. A
truckload of G000 knives and 8000
forks was stolen last night from the
quartermaster's department here. The
knives and forks were left over sup
plies for 'the army in France. They
were silver plated and valued at only
WOO. ,
MULHALL, Okla,Nov; 10. Six per
sons were seriously . injured and
number of others were bruised and
cut when three Pullmans and two day
coaches on southbound Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe passenger train No.
11. were derailed and went over an
embankment a mile south of here
early today, according to Dr. A. B.
Childress. ,
Zybszko to Defend Title
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Stanislaus
Zybszko, world's champion wrestler,
will defend, his title against Ed .Stran-
gler) Lewis at Madison Square Garden
on November 28. Tex Rlckard, promo
ter, will present the winner of the
match with, a diamond studded belt
MM. HIKES MOO M4L.lt'' ' J'
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IN 1921 CROP
SHIPPED EAST
The Rogue River valley pear com
mercial crop for the 1921 season for
the Medford district, comprising Med
ford, Yorhies and Phoenix, has all
been shipped to tho eastern markets,
according to Southern Pacific Agent
Montgomery this morning. 1'n03e
shipments numbered 690 car loads,
as against 787 car loads for tho pre
vious year.
Up to date 411 of the estimated
800 to 1000 car loads of apples from
the Medford district have been ship
ped. Last year's apple crop from this
district was 267 cars. Empty refrig
erator curs continue to arrive to ain
nlv Iakuciirf) Of. nil local. shipments
; Additional criVs.cleu'red ami ..renort-J
Art ansa dv uan Yvonne. a: uo.:.ti a i.on-
frlon (inpiu-ie-s, at; prlviite sulci, Ji'et tho
(grower ut present qxcliUnge $1,400
per car . clear "of all expense?,; file
firm's local , representative ' , reports
Jldgs j5i(C
.PjffflLANP :.QC .'ov. 1.0
tie .neady:. receiots'
lqwerjecelpta.' V4i'8.: Prime, light
'tStfcgfffeiiit" pigs $8.r.0J.T5.
Others' upclhlnKqd. Sheep steady; re
etlitsw292; Quotations unchanged.
' Itutn-r
; PORTLAND,' Ore.. Nov. 10. But
ter steady,. Extra cubes 42g43c;
un'dergrades 40c; cartons 48c; prints,
4 7c. Bntterfat, , No. 1 churning
cream 4748c' f. o. b. Portland; un-
dergrades 44 4 5c.
-' San 'Francisco Market .
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. But
ter' firsts, 41c. Eggs, extras 63V4c;
extra firsts 58c; extra pullets 50c;
extra pullets firsts 49 Vic; ducks 22
25s. Squash . $1.001.60; cucum
bers. 001.,50; ,ppaB 715c. ,
tiijs' -!;ft- ' ' ' XP
'k'5f-.f' '.Portlaiiil V1,M, : iJt'-
'!iE.OrlTliAND Ore.,, . Nov. . 1 0.'i-Jeat,-;hard;wi!(te
$1.02; soft white,
WMteictuK nttrtbern spring, $1; hafd
winter; $1'.0J';: red .Walla 95c. ; YK.
j'Td.da'y'B'ca' rreceipts Wheat 67;
floiir s4;'oatS 2';' hay 11.
1 : - ' ' '
'N. Y. Stocks
,'KEW,. TORK,.Nov, 10. Profit tak
irig such as .usually precedes a hojl
day occurred in the stock market to.
day." ' Gains ..we're mainly limited - to
inactivo ' specialties. .Sales approxi
mated' 776.000' shares. :;'
AlllsvChalmers 36,2
American Beet Sugar 28.0
American Can 31.
American Car & Foundry .... 135.5
American Hide & Leather pfd. '. 52.
American Intrenatlonal Corp . 36.7
American Locomotive 93.
American Smelting & Ref'g. ... 3.S
American Sugar C4.6
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T
A4crcai Woon
AO-.tQutf m-MlM ......
ii'lMetmtttm. ........
fOrftr '0f''
M&mm. -mi&rv-
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Swtra4)JUMlHr
C1uin4rvMan ...i
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niti-svp.' mu. n m. rui
R. I. P.c.
Miss Theresa Tromp, studying for a
doctor's degree at Columbia university
walked 3000 miles from her home in
Ferndale, Washington, to the college
In New York in orefcr that she might
obtain a degree from an eastern col
lege. Miss Tromp left her home In the
early Bprlng and on the way slept with
Indian squaws In their reservation and
jumped freight trains and had many
other Interesting experiences.
An Impressive Display of
Model Hats and Blouses
fa&ioaed from the newest fabrics
Priced from
$5.00 to $18.50 .
Cut out this advertisement... It is worth 20 per cent
Discount on any article in the store .
The Vanity Shop
Corner East Main and Bartlett
36:
in.
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24.
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C(ic-ad(i .Wj lr"n 2 t
Cbrii I'rodMis" ' . . . 89-
Criliible Steel , 64.7
Cuba C'anu Sugar -7
Krie 12-2
tlenernl' Kleetrln 134.2
fleneral Motors 11.5
Cooilrlnh Co 31.6
(Jroat Northern, pfd. 73.6
Croat Northern Ore Ctfs 32.5
lllliioiji Centra! 96.5
Inspiration Copper 36.2
Int. Mer. Marine pfd 60.8
International Paper ....
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville .'. .
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper ...t
Middle Slates Oil .......
Midvulo Steel
M iKSourl Pacific.
Now York Central
N. Y.. N. H. and Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oklahiuna Prod. & Itef. .
Pan Amerlrnn Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's iaH
Pittsburg and Wist Vn. ..
It.iy Consolidated Copper
ltondlns
Hop. Iron & Steel ......
Unvnl Iuth N. Y. ......
Sholl Trans. & Trad.'...
.Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Itullwny .i...;
Standard Oil of N. J. Pfdi
Studoliakor Corporation .
Tennessee Copper
Texns Co
Tex.l & Pacific.
Tobacco Products .......
Transcontinental Oil . . .
Union Pacific
This .flrnVjJnjsq.rKportB .the ilinjfllsh
ilarket Sleir w1$l encotr7Ys!nb'Vs-,'
i;'
VnAynilstloB. Day;- IVI&aVf! W.-a
bo vjioi4wiii ibe .hiiowejSMsiiaLl:
pireep. oeiw.c-u ine notm uiyyiuu
Riverside frbm' 1 to. 3 'p.'mV'i,ttlBWjll
cnabie'.the. ctwd to witness sthe pav
rode from the sidewalk without having
their Ivlew obstructed.
CHIEF OF POLICE TIMOTHY.
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Notice Spanish-American War
) Veterans , :,
Spanish-American War Veterans are
requested' to meet at the' California-
Oregon Power company office at 1:00
.O'clock tomorrow, November 11th, for
the purpose of taking part in the
.Armistice Day parade.
199 THE COMMITTEE.
An Arab will not walk on the
itreets, with' his ..wifi , '(( ! if- J '
Jones' Rescue Prices for & SaiHy
Everything delivered free of charge 3 free deliveries daily 8
and 10 A. M., and 2:30 P. M.
All you have to do is make out your list of groceries and phone
your order. We'll do the rest.
40c Chocolate Cream Candy
Creamery Butter - per pound
Cornmeal- per sack - -50c
Royal Baking Powder .; -1
pdurid can Wadco Coffee
But now listen to this
23c
47c
- 26c
38c
29 c
!3,v! ,
1.1 '
pounds Best Cane Sugar for
jlLC-'1' With every $1 iwortho'f Groceries anaDCrbodsbeeide dlfJt? '
J RTEMEilBEk, THIS SALE IS FOR. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY'
; 2 Big days, so look around your house, make aHst 6f your wants ;
and 'phone or come down. Big line vegetables.
Another big shipment of Tanlac , bottle ,. . . .. ',. . . .$1.15
JONES' of course
Known as the Cheapest Store in Medford
Phones 125126
JTA . II 1 KV Al II 1 r II II iT 1 II.
DAY
Is Bargain Day at the Sample Store
Our store is full of Bargains, and it will pay you to take advantage
of them. Come early as
WE WILL CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON
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113.5
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45.7
36.7
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111.5
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U. P. Food Proaucts
XT. S. Retell Btore3 . . f'?-
U. S. Ind. Alcohol "
TTnited St.ito.i Rubber JJ-
Tnltod Stateii Steel J-
Utah Copper
WeetlnKhouno Electric 4H.5
W'llly'B Overland
American Zinc, Lead nnd dm. .s
LADIES' SHOES
AgttMtfbfcdk' B3otf m black ui4 bwn
.95:a5ftT7.o6. T2S.
Cirla Riim'B,"8iM 9 to 2.L2: .....$2.65 to $3.85
Infants' Shoos..: 95 to $2.25
BLANKETS
New Army Blankets $4.95
Wool Nap Blankets $3.95
Heavv AVool Nap Blankets... $4.95
ExtraJIeavy Wool Nap $6.00 to $7.50
Part Wool Blankets $7.50 to $9.00
All Wool Blankets $10.00
Comforts.:... $2.45 to $6.00
GLOVES
Men's Short Work Gloves 85 $1.00, $1.25, $2
Gauntlet Work Gloves '.., 85- to $2.25
Gauntlet Driving Gloves...... ;.......$2.25 to $4.50
Men's Dress Gloves $2.50 to $4.00
Jersev Gloves, Wool Gloves, lined Gloves; nil prices
from"'.........;:. 25? to $5.00
MEN'S SHOES
Mtttt'a Drew Shotp'iu ' Vici, Ouu AItaI Mid C4f,
wr wk'o.:.:L..l:::..poj, iuto t
fiov' Shops, Bj(wk nnrl Ifit Calf $2,95, $3.2S5,
$3.95, $4.25, $4.50 ' '
Boys' lli Tops : ....$4.25 to $5-25
MEN'S SUITS j
Men's All Wool ScrRe Suits.,....$22.50'
Men's All Wool Blue French Serge ,
$35.00
Men's Wool Suits in Blue and White .
stripes $20.00 ,
Men's All Wool Worsted Suits, extra
well tailored $32.00 nnd $87.50
MEN'S TROUSERS
Men's All Wool Dress Trousers in Blue Serge and
Fanev Worsteds $5.95 to $7.50
Men's Heavv Cnssimerc Trousers....$3.95 tp $4.50 '
Men's Work Pants $2.35 tp $3.50
Khaki Pants $1.95 to $2.25 ;
Khaki and Whipcord lace bottom $3.25,$3.45
Boys' Short Pants $1.50 to $2-35
OVERALLS
Heavv Blue Bib Overnlls...: $1.25
Heav vBlue Striped Bib Overalls $1.25
Heavv Waist Overalls .' $L25
IJoys Overalb, Heavy ...85?, $1.00, $1.20
Meu's lleavy Khaki Overalls $ 3.25
Men's Blue Jumpers $1.00, $1.35
TRUNKS
A GOOD line of Trunks Very reasonably voiced at
$12.00, $13.50, $14.50, 16.50 and $18.00
Suit Casca $1-25, $1.95, $2.95 to $18.00
Traveling Bags..-....$2.75, $7.50, $8.50 to $18.00
"WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT"
Thirty-Eight
Busy
Stores
MEDFORD SAMPLE STORE
That's Why '
Wei Can Sell
for Less.
.Butto and Superior '
Cnln. Tetroleum 43.2
Montana Power &
flhatturk Arljona
Pure Oil .1.....'