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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1922)
'PHI' I "I I """I, IH't l."f to 4) in MATTJ TRTftUNK . i . i m J ." MEDFORD RVE WILL PLAY EUGENE HI AT NAT TONIGHT Tim Eugene banket hall team mid several Hiilm headed by Coach V. f.. 'IniniiU, arrlvffi in thin illy yester day aflirnooii nnd played A ginmi Willi lliu fruit Talent team IiihI night, Icfcittlug llm Talent hoopirter 1y u m i. ii or 2 I C In-fold tho light In Hi" 'I'n lr tit gymnasium failed imil pre vented tlii gitnio from cuti'iidlng tho full line, Tin Eugene quintet U im ported In give I tin .Mill ford hanketcer it good battle thl evening when tltf twit team mill on III" Nut floor. All of tli Mcdford hoy urn lt good shape ii nil even though Kugene hu llm t rpulul lint of being faM, Medford lutM hopes of ii Mi lory ihlx evcnln. Mimt of llm nun on the basketball Hilll III 4 hit I'M III IllKh HI lllllll iipiniiii- in In- kxt'i'liiK trninliiK faithfully nnd Willi tlui iilidilly printice tit Hi" Nut. urn I'hm ti ll to iiiukn u. pnl Mhowlug iiK'tloxt Hi" northerner. It In ! ted tlllll totlltillt'H con tent VIII I." oil" of III" best of I ho Mimoil nntl In view of lliu flirt Unit Meilford I plnvlng iiK'iIiinI mi" of III" nlioriKi'Nt Willamette ;i ll"v team It In hoped Hint the rooter wilt I"" out In full fun" iiml llKiiiy n Mt of lli" rrnl o. Mrilfniil III spirit dy getting together unit rooting luntend of scat tering (ill iivi r ill" Imil wild display Ing mi iiii rmliUKiimtli' air. i I Mil In Imiiiio, OrfKon'it fumou bas ketball klnr, iirrlvnl In IliU illy yen lentny mill will referee the content. J j ji.1 ... .; 1 MEDFOUP. OHKflON'. Fill DAY, JANUARY 27, 1022 5 LITTLE CHILDREN TRAMP WILDERNESS WIH DYING BABY KORT WII.I.IAM. Ont., Jan. IT. BU little Indian children who left the frocen bodlc of their father and mother In the northern trapping wlldernes, today reached W'atrom on the Canadian government railway after a fortnight of tramping over now covered ground. The five oiingir children, ranging upward from a baby of a few months, were lirouKlit hack by their 14-'ear old brother and a neighbor. Their father. Atchlmo Son Tnc heea, trapper, and their mm her, both Uloil of InflueiUii 1n t her family's wooillaml hut on Friday, January 1.1. That day the father called Alrhlmo. the oh! cut boy. to hi bedside, told him the end waa near, Rav hi ill il, 200, tho frult of hla lrpplnK. anl bade him care U.r hta brolhera and ilatera. Thero wu little fiuxl in the home I'tinM to bury the boillin, Atchlmo left them In the hak with th flvw other children whll h act out . on anowahooa ti fetch the tienrit iiclKh bor, thirty mllea away. Two duy later Atchlmo came back with , John liiilKonah. lb nelRlibpr. The five hungry lot were. chuwlnK raw inoone flnah for nonrlnhment. They hud burned mnt of, the turnlturo to keep from freenlnB. The bodies of tholr poreins were froteu. The younner children were parked tn the don led by ailntrooiih tad Atchlmo, who then began the lnli much to Watcomb, where they were fed and given medteiil aid. It la fear ed the baby will dlo. Notice to Beginner CUfho of beginner In thi flint grado of tho iublle. aeluiola will be opened In WatihlnKton and Lincoln nrhiMiln next Monday. Jan. 30thv Now pupil ahould enter tho flrat tiny of the term If K)HHble. In no cam Inter tliun Keb. 13th. ThoHfl entering from the Juckann und Koonevelt KcrtiunK may go to WaNhlngton or Lincoln ttiln term. KoKlHtrutlon In the high Hi-hool Bhould bo completoil thin week If pes Hllilo. Al'UKKY O. SMITH. 2C4 8uHrlntendent. WOMAN'S COMPLEX. LIFE Wonuin' complex life with ltd nnil tltudinuua cnlla la given im tho ri'ii mm for many a nervou breakdown. Homo work, aoi'lul obllKationH, dreKH mnklng and the care of children keep tho 20th century woman In 'a whirl wind of activity until. Headache de velop, hiickucHe. nervouancM mid oftentlme moro Hrrloun Ilia which nre peculliir to her aex alone. Much womei. ahould not deiipnlr, but be KUlileik by the letter o often pull llHhed In thin pnper from women who tmve. been In Jimt mich condition, but who Imvo been reatored to Heiillh by Lydlu K. l'inkhiim'a Vegetable I'ompound. Thin In n root, and herb medicine that contain no drug and can be tiiken In aafely by' any woman. Adv. Iocd'Brteis There will ho a brief biiHlne iiKW't. log of tbn l'r'liylei Inn (hurcli and roiigri'Kiitlon nt thn cloan of the morn ing aervleo Hiuuliiy morning. Kvory liiiiliibcr of the church ami congrega tion In urged to ,o pteneiit. Homo re porta of tho pant nine montlfk will be glvi n. We have the famona Herman army mIhmi, regulation murchlng, garrlnon tnn and firflcera' dreaa ulioe-. V. B. Army Oood Htore, 32 Central Ave. Ko. tC i Will enro for one or two amutl ri-1 du n nt my homo. Addreaa Mr. M. JoHHclyii, Aahliind, Ore. 283 ! Tat Hwuyne'a youngf'Ht daughter uf fered u painful Injury yeaterduy whenj ahe full from a awlug whllo at rer"ni at an Applegalo a hoolhoiiHe. Hhe , auffered liumeroua ctintualona and lucerutlon about tho haad but waa not Ketiooaly Injured. Hard timea ui i.le eaay, buy ranches without monnf, .y with ahire of crop, Ilko rent; Gold Itay Healty Company. Baiili and door. Mcdford dumber Co. Klg Koppln of the Modoc orchard waa a liualiieH vlallor tliln morning. Alta Na) lor, Goodwin coraetlero, 20 B. Kir atreet, tipatuli. l'hone SIH-W. 2H5 Trench hoc with or without hob-1 nail at Army Good Store, 32 KouthJ Central Ave. i The Corner book atorp,, which ha taken MMm-MKlon and la occupying half of tho building occupied by Palmer' rinno atorw. will oimmi for IhihIdcm Bat unlay. Hhelvea ar at present being InHtalled and palmed. Kred Alton Halght. teacher of piano and harmony. Clasalcal and (topular couraea. Btudlo 818 Liberty Uldg., Mcdford. Ore. l'hone 72. tf Hylteg Itope llk black and oolor. Free lnatructlon. Deuel Art Dept. Mr. and Mr. I km Chime and daugh ter former realdent of thl city who( have been In AatorU for tho pai"t threo ' year, returned yesterday to make thl city their home. I'hono or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Fall Tule lands, l'age Dreaaler Co. If Army allcker 1 1. on. at IT. 8. Army Good Store. 32 Ro. Central Are. The Kugenn baakethall Rquad and Coach F. L. Grannl arrived In thl city yi-hlerday aftern'ton and played Talent laat night defeating them 2216. The game wa cut thirteen minute bhort by the failure of the llghtjng ays tm on the Talent baakethall flrmr. Tho Kugene team I reglatered at the Hotel Meilford and will meet the Med ford team tonight tu one of the beat game of the w-amin. Dig dance! Where? At Applegate. When? Jan. 2S. 122. Why? For benefit of II. H.'athletlc. Everybody come.- Ticket ll.Oti, supper 25c plate. 2C4 High top rubier boot f 4.85, at U. S. Army Good Store, 32 So. Central Ave. It Ik reported by people who have come over thn SiaUyoua incf last night that there are about to feet of anow at the summit and about six liirhe In Aahland.- Dilvlng on the hlglftKay laat night wa difficult be cause of the adherent quality of the anow which covered the wlndahleld of car traveling through the atornt. Kdgar Wight, Oregon agate Jeweler. tf Heat music Eagle Point Sat. night 264 A da u re will be given this evening after the basketball game by the 2312 club of the high school. The 23 12 orchestra will furnish the music and thn dance w Ml be held in the American Legion hall In the Meilford building. Mrs. Frank barker, dressmaking, removed to 620 3jorth Grape St Tel. 44 IX. 263 Wo nro still selling Velvet tobacco 2 for 2 lie at IT. S. Army Goods Store. 32 So. Central. Workmen were busy yesterday cut ting a hole In the sidewalk In front of thn Meilford building in order that a stairway may be Installed lending to tho new cafeteria which will oMn for business In the near future In the basement 'of the Mcdford building. " Get your calendar free at our office. R. A. Holmes, The Ins. Man. tf Mrs. W. G. Hnyden and daughter of Las Vegas, N. M., who havo been visit ing Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Ilarber for tho past week left last evening for Benttlo where they will vjalt with friends and relatives before returning to their homo. Mrs. 1'aul Hansen corsotlere for N'ultone. l'hone 685-J. tt Kd Lamport of thn Meilford Harness company, left the first of the week for Portland where he will spend about ten days on business. High grade tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland, Oro. tf A complete line of McQuay-N'oriis piston rings In five nnd thirty-one thousandths ovorstzo. niversldo Gar age, tt SOUTH M E THODiSTS PAOR THREE v ;.. ii am i uiuijjiua I it m CHAMPIONSHIP Y. NL C. k LEAGUE The V. M. t A. bankotlmll si-nson iinni) to tin end lsint night TJiy Booth Mcthodlxt tiiiri won thn rhuinplim chlp with nn unbroken Hiring of vic tories for tho aeason. With an op portunity t'J tlo tbft beadlln'-r last night', nnd hO foce a post-seasim giiuin to ilc( Id" the championship, tho iJIwiphH tiiim v. hi k "ii with might nnd main nnd were In thn lend at the nd of the first half. However, the Houth M. K.'a cam') back stronaiy In the second lap und won handily with a score of SO to IK. The. latter team was somewhat thrown out of ise'ir thru the utmencc of one of their regu lar forwards, but a n.-w xuard gave a good account of himself. , The Klrln' tennis of the North MitlnxllHt iiml ChiUilan chunh'-H stuKi'd it Kood priliinln.iry game In which 1ho Weep.yniis won with the on-slili-it Horn tit 2 to 7. ConsiderahlH credit Is due to the Houth M'-thoilist team and supporter nnd especially Howard OraylM-al. who I , I ii y h ut guard for the siiceesn of the ImiKiie K4-ason. Ills enihusiasm and energy were largely responsible for the derision to take up basketball as a department of sport this year. The eternal question of a suitable "place for practice und games was finally solved nnd the risk of the expense was taken. Threo out of four of tho tennis have already paid their pro rata asM-imment and this with the Kate receipts and the diiltniuint u-lu-nsment will probably pay the -x-pi-MM, of the season. Attendance by church people has been good In some quarters, though not what the value of tlx season to thn church Interest would warrant. This Is to Ik regret trd, as the game have helped to solve the ever pres ent iuery, "Where shall we find wholesome recreation for our young people?" iiiiHcbnll will probably lie the next sport to be taken up by the lencue. This will give opportunity to retrlevo lost laurels to some of the "also runs" In the hoop game. a HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? BALTIMORE. Johnny Dundee awarded 12 round decision over Krnnkle Itieo. Hnltlmorn. CASGAR 0 For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver Tho nicest cnthnrttc-iaxatlvo la the wo.ld to physio your liver and bowels Mien you have Dizzy Hoadnoho, Colds, nillotisneBS, Indigestion, or Upset, Acid Htoiuiio.li Is cnndy-HUo "Cnscnrots." ttne or two toulght -will empty your 1 What anniversary is called a bi centenary? 2 What is the conclusion of an ora tion rallel? 3 What is the main root of a plant called? j 4 In what harbor Is Fort Bumpier? 5 What city Is Thfc capital of Dela ware? 6 What Is unrefined sugar called? 7 Which president of the United States w as the father of fourteen chil dren? 8 Where Is the Kalahari desert? 9 What Is the business of a graph ologist? 10 What Is Fanueil hall In Hoston sometime called? - ' Answer to Yesterday's Questions 1 In Japanese what does tenno mcBn? An. The word means king of heaven ajid is given to the emperor of Japan nn head of the Shinto religion. 2 -What is the tonnage of first line IT. S. battleships? An. It averages 32.600 ton. 3 What w as tho cost of the war per day to all nations involved? Ans. $107,000,000. 4 Have theologians succeeded in fixing the date of creation? Ans. It is generally agreed that creation took place 4004, n. C. ' i 5 What ruler of Egypt waa the father of 200 children? Ans. Ba rneses 11. C How many papers were there In the collection called "The Federalist"? Ans. Eighty-five. 7 Are movie negatives retouched? Ans. They are not. 1 8 Why was The Federalist written? Ans. The series of papers wero pre pared In defense of the new govern ment and did much to secure Its ratifi cation. 9 What was the most famous work of Anureas Vesalius? An. A com prehensive and systematic view of hu man anatomy. It) What is the difference between flesh of fish nud that of animals? Ans. They have about the same composition except that fish flesh Is a little less fat. OBITUARY 110BINETT S. F. Roblnett for 20 years a resident of Eagle Point, passed away at the home of his son, W. II. Robiuett, at Eugene, Ore., Jan. 23, nt tho ago of 88 years. Deceased leaves two sons and two daughters, W. B. Robinett of Eugene, Porter R. of San Francisco, Lulu Robison of The Dalles and Mrs. Snruh Coy of Eagle Poiut. Funeral services were held In Eugene after which remains wore forwarded to Weok8-Congor Co. here and Intor ment was made In Central Point ceme tery, .Tun. 20, under the auspices of the Central Point I. O. O. F. bowels completely by morning, and i you will feel splendid. "They work while you sleep." Caaearets never stir you tip or gtipo like Salts, Pills, Calo mel, or Oil and they cost onfy ten cents a box. Children love Cnncnrets, too. , ....... Adv.- Kngimvrs nt Portland. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 27. Polo gates to the first annual convention of the Oregon chapter of the Ameri can Association of Engineers wero registering this morning preparatory to tho opening this afternoon of tho first session. Today' program In cluded technical discussions by O.'- K. Ross of Ha lent; J. C. Stevens and IV. V. Klmer. Portland, nnd Stuart Sims, Corvallls. ' Every One Can See I WjtP'-'Xtit! -vaysST CT: I?-! T rrf N The Outstanding Value in the ew Chevrolet "490" That's the Reason For Its Continued Popularity $675.00 in Medford PattonandMnsonJ nc. Tel. 150 112 So. Riverside Jones' Sti 11 o th Lead The only store in Medford selling bread at 5c loaf 1024 loaves sold last Srturday. Doughnuts Doughnuts 50 dozen of the most delicious doughnuts you ever ate for Satur day only, dozen 18c HERE ARE A FEW GROCERY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 50-pound sack Fisher's Blend best hard wheat flour on the coast $2.13 Best Creamery Butter, guaranteed, per pound 37c Large size package Kerr Oats, only . . 26c 2 pounds of our famous 30c bulk coffee for 47c 1 gallon can Peaches . . 73c 50c bottle Maple Syrup ... . . . . . . . ., ,.. 34c 30c bottle Maple Syrup .... ., ,., . . . . .. 19c 3 pounds bulk Macaroni 23c 2 pounds Ginger Snaps ..... : ,:. ... ., ,. . .......... 33c IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT Ladies' $1.35 House Aprons,, now . ....... $1.15 The new $1.35 Girdles. Be sure and see these . $1.00 50c bottle Hinds Honey and Almond Cream .............. 43c $1.75 bottle Gourand's Oriental Cream $1.25 Men's and Boys' Shoes, our latest addition, at prices that will surprise you. See them in window. Pretty Black Beads, only . . . . . . 40c Make out your list of groceries and 'phone early, as we do not ex pect those doughnuts to last long. Include our butter and bread in your order for it pays to save all you can. Phone 125-126 JONES' of course The Store That Keeps Prices Down
