Medford mail tribune., March 06, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MTinroTiT) matt; Tmnnm mftfotw, om-:iov. monday. march ;. 102-2
"3d
ASHLAND BETTING
High School Play at Page Tonight
FOR SHRil
READY FOR SHRINE
MEETING WORD
AHHI.AN'I), Miin;li Ii. ".Moot nut In
Modfurd!" U tho Klii'lntt ttlnitiiii In
vokhii lii'iit, mill onn tlmt will h cm
I'IiumIihI from mow on until l'rlduy,
May 20, whi n llllliih Tt'iiiilii will nttiu
u curi'iiionlul liHtliui tliy, V minim
ntlmr town wnro niriitluiiod In thu
roniiwllon. InrllidltiK (irnntii I'lnm,
Murlifi'ld liml KluiMiUli Kill!, lint I )!
Kiotiloi' InlnrMNt t'oiitorod iiiiin Moil'
furil, lit u Httttml hi'imI in of tlm Tiniln
hold In thin city tint 3rd Innt. On I In'
iiiNiair of llilluiir Moilfiinl It rii''M'ni-!
ml by nn b!lKlniii'u nr'iiir In nuiiiliorii '
than liny other town, nut frtillii
Antihunt llHi'lf, Kiirthwrliioro, It iilwiiy
f'iriiL.lii'H iiuvIi'hh In lilicntl niimlitMH, '
liml It wii ili'iiit"l I It i' Kriict'ful tlilim
til Kl III lli'MllUIUlillK It Hit (lin COII'lllo.
niul ri'iitvr ntt May. Morn kIkhiM- ,
rulirn In MUcIuhI to t tilt HVoIlt t linn '
ordinary. tlm to ili rlrciiinttiinon tlmt I
It lltiliindlntoly in'iHOili'H tliu Kitihorliiit
of tlio liiiii'ltil Council of I lu ordnr.
in Him Ft t ltf, nxt Jttnn, to which
iiiihiiiI ritiiliiii llilluli will Mnl lu
unlformod .Htiul, tin) (mi Kin ml of
which Inrlinti'. 27 nu n. rprrilllnd f ruin
Aiil.litnd. Modfoit. Cianu run nnd '""-"".' ' din-Hon
Jni'kNiinvllto. Tim It'inpln Iiiih vi.I'mI of Mi- i'li.-i v....id. wlii.h in i pi.
tho men $fiO t'Hili on fiiinin account, mnii-d hy tho mi. hi.( i.f id.t tiUli
ItiHiiiiH nt'tt ulii'inly lu'lnit icrtnrviiil in mhool m ilm I " i: TIm- iIh- thw i-vin-Hu
Fianrloo for mi'inl'H of llilluli, I'm nt '( k Miiiumi . i.i l.i- nr uf
im
i .A -
$ h m '
iKi- V
i ' r ; -Mil
I' I :'
J .
TO PLANT TREE AT
FAIR GROUNDS IN
HONOR SARGENT
Until I'.IIIiil'tH, ltrii f .;!, IIiim' llll
'I In- kIi'Ih front li li to iIkIU iik'I
lim, lla Knlirnxli lii.
Til" lllrfll l l M - IIil
"Mwi
th rniiilKlonii liflnit a doixmlt if T
im a )i-iilmlnnry In rlor to cllncli h
coin nu t for li'ilrtlniii. Ttm (Im uf
ilia rtMiiii'tl mmHlnn nro Juno 13, H mnl
15, hut iH-cni'iiury of loMnrvutlnnii U
I in lill"l mi it fuiiiiluy tninu In ordor to
iiiiitb itnivi-mrnlly ntmnhii nil il"tiilU, f
A -rl, of wnMiil diintliitf inrti'i, i
ttio ln'i.t nml ini-hl n 1 1 t .r tmitli nl
llifiiun nl .i-t f.irin im t b iVit cru
ilnri'd ly liii iil lull lit.
Tit" I'rtWl, Wlll ll lUllliliflH lltimlt i,
h: i a l.isiii itinhlnii Im uv r two
litioillm. . i-i li i llni; llu uiIiim pruU.
Ill" 'lllllpl fi'lllllll" Of till! HT"
i hi mi" will Iw in 11 h. i tho lulliiK
r llii' i'l"l, lull Ihi' lonluiniti liml
MlllJ'H'lf hk'i-i'i, .
1'lall'iM I'ii-iii i, I .
. . . , Il
MlllO ,1,11 ol'K , , . , .
IIMi JiiIiiiiiIiiii ....
'I'lli' I, lull Hi lino I
t'tiiiinitiy llir iilni-i
kI it
F.lwH for pitiful Imlinflt, Will Ij hold III
nrl'iuii town of tho vnlloy, iirqllinlip
nty in lh rrMiminlM wt Mnufonl, tlio
firm, to oicnr In that i-liv, Mun ti
tlio locnnd, nl (I r unlit ram. April 21;
ud llio riiiii'liiillnu vvotit In tin h'tI"!
in Aililaml. May 12, Tlu'nn Jolly Kntli-
!:nf" 'ffvl. Mli' I.jdln lii'iiiio mi. I
Ti;i HwrMi Inuo ii ItiMlrinm mill In
lluj pi I fi rlldll of IliK llfl.lIU Willi Ii liw
mirn ilio iii n Ri of tlm ulii'Vo ni'"ti-
tililuil tfft'l'tH,
! Kour difffront hoi um- of hih
nilli'lil III Ulll'llllt ilfHlNlfd llV 11 4 lllll'llrt
f liny I "Ii fnnii tho Kfriilii m IiiioIh,
oi lim will ! Klvun In li(0mlf uf tlio fn-ni lltx xiipporl rr (ho pi Iik l.ul.
viii hum Mttitonlrt ImhIIi-ii, mid ir iti'ld
midor Hlirhio muiIcvii. (VmitnlitofH uf
nrtniiKt'iiiKnU Itu'ludo lr. J. I. Itlokorl
ttlid J. V. Illtlmin, Modf nd, t.oo. H.
t'ltllioiin nnd l). X. lllunrliard, (iritnU
t'imii; li, V. I nihil uinl T. II, Hlllipnoll,
Axlilund; tiiivi U. ('Impiiiiin, Jack-
Tim CliMl of plIlM'IpltlH lit a filli
I nt I it liipy ...Mihh c"liiriyllontii
Win, Wnlkfi- ..'...John ll'iiry Hinlth
..riti' u-wiiri ,, Harry KoKirr Jom-n
I'li'l'llll" t'llloll Jillilin Villlll5
pnllil tiny hiivf nil tlm inuxliul lllilll-Im-i
ii w In Imiut.
I ilii. liml (I. It. r.-implii'M In I'Ufi
ik'hh fuB mi nr ('f ihu nffiilr nnd ri"
poiiH th.it Ho liiiutio Ih lu'iii'y Hold out.
Tin' i ii n rt rut timi of in i nci y l hi'l'in
eupi-i'Uh. il hy T"in fSwi iu ;mt tin
hiwlnii rlnicrt u.n!f Mhh Cuit'oll In
( i 'it in t; him In tl:" U' tii .l on:'' I'm -tl'.ii.
Jouiiiy IJi'iiou, inU i i t ii.lii:; inim
uii', i l.irK'ly i'Hoiiiihi fur the
i lrvti' liii. I i fti itlvi- u IvitIIkImk liiitll-
du wlio li liuvu lucn I'iiipli.y.il. Tho
:iiK' .rinre i,.il. a nmilt of the
i tfi i tlum h nf thiM. tnr.'u in -rit. (inly
ti Miy f-w Biii! nr.' t nMiilnhli',
Thi- rfiirmii'i, r I.f: ui nt S:fto
o'i I.,, k I. i,if;h! nnd tho pcopht In
.hni in- Mai.- linn nil tiiulltlou uml
prt'i i il' iit will hi- I'l. V. ii (ml th:it
thi' p. i f..i inain I 1 iilnrt in tln.c w
Iti-i'n iitiiiniiiK i .i.
Thin' nr t) ho flvo 1 1 - v, phintnlj
In tho iniiiiiy fnlr (oiiiioiiiiii (!iouiiiii '
In tho liiiino of Ih" Komi" Klvi r
in hnol. Tlio ','lvlo Irnpiovoiiii'tit ( Inh 1
.f Hoym- lilvir will hive a 1100
pi. 11, it( In thi'lr 11111110 : : 1 1 1 Mho on"
In tho initiiv of tho liotiH, i:iv-r II
hiiny, Mi;i. Hum L Hniotiy ;ih thnli
1 1 ,11 11 nf (ho n in m 1 1 In rhniito nml
ii'iijiili'il 11 pi 1 foiiiii'i' for ihu Orif
koii M.ipln for nil uf tin- IIokuo ISlvcr
triiM,
Mihh I'liiiKfH fitch tt Tr.iil h nl In
11 ri.iu.nt for nil i lni t" ho pl.ihl.il In
Ilio tiuliii' fo tho 1'01'nlnl 10 hool km tho
pupllH Ih.'lo wimloil Ihi 11 m hool to
ho rt'iiri'm-iitoil lit tho jdir croundn.
iei.iKU T. t'olllrnt tum I'lr.rlod thai
.1 lli-o ho phiuti d III honor of thu Into
t'ol. H. II. rlin'Ri'iit.
MrH. (iruoo Hli'imon v.!ii u tr
to hi. phuit.-d In tho n.'iini. of lion;ild
Kii-niion and Mm. f. M. U'lini wnt In
ri ro'i1"'1" for n tn" to h pimit'-il In
tho liiiino of tho tltli r. i'.iiin'iil of tho
lli.'ll Inn 1 01 pfl.
Tlioro In a total now of SC4 tri'fii i
for wlmh rMiii't'i Imvn h.'i n iniido j
Vamli i pool 1 for phui'lnt; thlH rprlin:.
Mother end 4 Children
! Drowned Minnesota
i
WINONA, Winn., Mar. C Mi. Oun
dir Ml'lUm end four HiiMrtn were
driwnod whlli; lior li iihatnj, and
Cf'fiso V.'ctiii'tid, a nesri i't apod wht;n
Ui' lr Mfj!i drawn hy tv.o hon.011 ovit
ttirrti'd In fordinic Hoavor creek near
C;il'i.'ijt.la lu;e ycKtorduy.
MiiII.mp inn dn n vuln iffoit to av
li of tin- children, hut in t limit
from IiIh .',ranp In tho ivlft lunout.
Wi l.'i;i. uti! ti) thu ltiii'U ai.d wjh
drawn nitlior hy the Iioiikk. Tho rhil
dnn Wir. , 4, 2 year nnd four
luoinhM old. The lHdl- f tin- mother
and tin- Infant were ri-'overcd shortly
nft'-r tin; .uiidont, while (how of tho
lluey other children were helm;
ponchl today.
They hud reuihed thi Inlddlo of tlio
creek, aeeoi dlnn to Midline wlii'ii they
aooiir.-niSv Ktrn.'k a rtnii" or ro...
1 10 Win thliii;toit
........ Xokotuo
To bo
liri henlr:i Wl'l lu'.
nnd from nil r-
II. T. Klnioro, I. K. VlnlnK. J. II. Mc(',e( ; haKf. mih tropical Kn thi not thin
nnd y. H. Kiiulo. Tlm followluK "open-' oaily lt.l '.-.iiii-ik to those Ini St (. At
iumvllln, The turlfl uh npiillnil to ihitMi tiiindod" men, ttioiiKll in no noumi, ut th" fhml kihI iltea tlm focrotjii uf tin...
uncial ovt'iitu will ln two dollar, lii- iourM', dlrt'ct ciiudldHton, ha' ln'-n riamh(.r of ruiiiiin n'o will piouounei.' I
rind 10 1; war tan. j:ti 'ludleit tS'Jc. ' Mwthii'd nt a tiiai.i imotinif. upnii wlimu the e'lloy. and n itipulutliin tit lnl
TIM chainherioX 'e wiyiu trjtl'iltiiiaiy ' icp iboi rouhl hi pUevI, If need he. In h.iki m n esrtor t.i hm-v bit aMlvei
t'l' t-Ot n In Im'Iiik held Nfiitch t'., lotiuim in i tlir w inn ilu. pr -'nt n'Mnlle.l iiulllient'in . Without rexitid ti ihi-1'
to InHnallnhli. ii('fiil HeiuliVuirli-K liy;"hnk 'd'ini!nnf,I'n': '' I.oiiIm ' fmU:'-, piiiprl.'t !(, ri lufnentatlvoH f uulMdct'
- U . a I. .. I l J . , , I. 1 .1 . I... . I , .. l I ..L l 1 . . ,1 ' . I . - ' , . . .. .
vi tiio uiuivijt niifi.iu iin eioii . iut .iitinrrr, J. ri. inn, r run I iiiui'-ii r iiimi iinonini C'ini"einn nro BtriJifilTtmK
klvt tiMtiii', iftculyiit tlm ftiKtif.it ,1 Ijiinh, nnd pto llelinun., .Th ril- pniniiala fur n tniMiiorliil lu ha. but
r of voti'ii. will .o plncwd on too , ritnrn h dd onl v .f-jivtwd tiu. In iloU ri-i.c.i t, tho TimiIo nt horn.'"
liRlUft, Ut-I l"(4jMWr iilcillon tnj l iineinl netii; ,if th :litn ;H;tr. ; clmii of the iiuitilicr 'of coinmT-it,
Jh mi or (iioi,l, tlm llildiJlft of Kill" will hf held After tlio fl triilhi'i of which in-jMlh-nloii It hi alii ,.' hai
iil.tWHiUtil'-'iJll'lJiUllM,n, ieo elei il'iii' In tlm UK Ultimo Hi piliitlni; done "nw.1v fl.fji h.im"
nil tlit'.lviU'.'U.l.n'!.';;.. ..vn.'y. f .Vr.';.t,'M,..". reiii.iiit hi ) Iid; In Muto in Uitthe rontrt-t wl'l jiohiii! Im ntanlod
hst olei't'-ir. tlioro li.'lin; iiliea.lv u'ti I join unlh t le t r pi of thu Ti!ii;h iiiuu- ' to our loc.il pranlle ipiai'i log.
luhl ovor UioliilM'lil of lli.iwWtfhfie.,l rtMfrtr! -'fltil-itl MfrrWr. 'r)v"ftin(,iSf imd T'Tl'tf 14 ar headipiar
t'tily iin iutieiH of tin. chain r iMu.otul tuinu lu..Lu -Jiujntiuiu iiud -. ;i h:-l. !li ra lu l.ll.a Mm k .;tv he '-d teuipornr
ioit tlioMK III iiiioarit fnn t-jnt )tf tW1 wj KimI. '" hi 'Wiulhprn Ciittfiniily.iily,' ciidliii' veiimviil t nmui4 ' near
rotdod tht-y pay up hy MitiolM Vt ' t,: HI' ? iiO' I1 V1 t v" 1 1'Ht.t , an I'dlai dnij niljHcCiif.'" Tl.. , Uyldenji KuU' ih-part-111!:,
March 6, Hold over ilbo-tir,dru. inathj infi'VtiU'-ttU'i tiiild ici. in thUnoliI Klr" (w ill 'uc'ipyall avail.ihl.j
HI EST COLDS
Apply over threat and chert
cover with hot fknnel cloth.
V VAPORua
. Our U MMtxiJjn VitJ Ysciia f
mi
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fONCRETE Pavements and
v heavy traffic are pals. Big
i trucks, heavy loads, roll along
joyously without denting, rut
ting or grooving CONCRETES
rock-solid surface.
This means cheaper transportation,
lower costs-" Normalcy."
No need to embargo the big load.
CONCRETE is the one pavement
that stands up under the continu
ally increasing weight and terrific
pounding of modern trailic.
Oregon, needs more CONCRETE
hard-surfaced highways.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION ,.
Cuco Huildlna. Portland. Oregon
A KtUotul OrguLutio ta tmorovt ami Eitrnd tile Vwci of Coocnet
Oftcct m 23 Other Utfci
wm
:; sensational:.,
Oldsmobile Four 1
Touring .Car. -
l : I -r l
, $1385
1 , Ifl MeiifonJ.: i , i v i
Busy Cornr Motor Co.
f ' Mrtln nt lUtrtHliW-'' "
i F-iMi
to? Cciurvtrylldsidsrer City SlreatS
mh
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FISHING; RODS : . ; Dqy or Night:
I- :
I ' i'"'-- . ..in: 1 j - - t i hi
r JKL CHAS.i MILLEIl t i
uLsbrU.n .VUt. Ucd. V : Mitem, trWVC rnWrCD",rfn P4--i-?-i.f..KlB ; iMti,,
order, 4, ..wt -u ? 1 L ! : ,.f oTn-r r r."i,-iM : Ipil, l': W'infrit r .1
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i oratTf t .j.- -:v ,.-;i.h t: ! .rorgn-T--- Hf"i.. .'i 'i'T1'1 -
r:; r,tin?W Funeral-Dhectbr;'ytk $t
kI or
"We're not Satisfied
Unless tjou Are
CITY CLEANING & DYING CO.
401 South Riverside
Phone 474
QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE
The Model
Bpot Shop
21 S. Central
Shoes Repaired Vhilc You Wait.
E. N. BIDEN, Prop.
VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS
V)iniilote hltuk of tltCM fumims wu)t for nil tnin on Imntl. rilct's rra
Monublo.
BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET
We niiiko truck botllon, ntl do ull kliult of bliirUnmithliitf.
Billings Carriage and Auto Works
40 to IH Mouth Itivorsltlo
Mttlfotil
Busy Season Ahead
Let Us Line You Up
C. L. WOLFF
Painter and Decorator
No Job Too Largo No Job Too Suiul
1 -
Phone 370-X 345 N. Riverside I f
Mason, Ehrman & Co.
Wholesale Grocers
Cigar Importers
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
These "Live Wire" business firms are prepared to make 1922 the biggest year in
the history of Medford. They deserve, your patronage and you can be sure that what
they have to offer you is of the best. Remember the slogan
"With Medford Trade Is Medford Made."
MEDFORD
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Repairs and builds springs
Ml new springs guaranteed,
leucral repair, Blaeksmith
lg. Only Spring Furnace
'i Southern Oregon.
18 S. Bartlett Phone 183-J
MEDFORD TENT AND
AWNING WORKS
MAX ITA CUT KICKS
Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and
Cushion works; Tourist Supplies,
Anything made of Canvas,
v. v. in' rk is, rnoi
riiono M3-.I
0i. S. I'. lh'lint Mi'tlfonll
Lee Watkins & Go.
FEED STORE
Choice Grade Crushed Barley,
Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay, ,T , . . , ,
nVnin o.h Pot.itrv Vuleanizmg and rctreaduig
MEDFORD
VULCANIZING
WORKS
Carl Fichtner, Prop.
ASK FOR THE FAMOUS
Bert's Brand
TA M A L
MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS
"FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER"
r Manufactured for Wholesale and Retail
v THE GUSHER CAFE
Automobile Sp
rings
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. -.
i i
20 South Riverside
Phone 279-J
Grain and Poultry Feeds.
(.'iLstom (iriiuliiij; nml Kolliiig a
.SKchilty.
397 South Front St.
Full line Michelin and
Diamond Tires.
Phone 451-J. 15 N. Fir St.
Veterinary
Hospital
AND
Sale Stable
DR. G. A. GITZEN
111 N. Fir St Phone 551
When you store your House
hold Effects
Choose a reliable firm.
EADSV
Transfer and Storage
22 North Frcnt St.
Vilmo and Harmony Flour
. STRICTLY GUARANTEED.
Ask your dealer for one of these brands,
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
LOOK THIS LIST OVER
It Always Pays to Buy Advertised Goods
When your
Duds
Are in our
Suds
you can bet, . you'll get re
sults. Remember we sp
cializc on rough dry fsmily
wash.
American
Laundry Co.
21C 5. Riverside. Phone 873
The Old Reliable
SHOE SHOP
No. 7 N. Fir Street
Best Shoes for. Less
Money
We handle Weyenberg Shoes .
Hig Clas3
Shoe Repairing'
HERBERT TILLEY - -
i
NASH BARBER SHOP
. ; Up-to-date Service. '
Bowman & Noe, Props, j