Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

VAdV. TTUiF.K
BEN C. SHELDON
FORMALLY FILES
FOR THE SENATE
3 PIONEERS OF
JACKSON G01
CHEVROLEl
HE
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FRED C. HOIS
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HADES BIG STUNT
BANK CAND
ELKS MINSTRELS
PASS TO REWARD
Fred (', llortiiiH (if Aiililauil, win) !"1
tlm ticket In tin- recent Chanilirr "f
Commerce, primary In Unit ,iy made
tint following Mliitcmoiit:
To th IMItnr:
Having fr I (to I'iimI two yi'urit linen
nit nctlvn member of Uh' present
l.uuril nt illrix'liirn itC I ho AhIiIuihI
( ' liu in Imt at t'nmiiieroo, the ii.llvllloii
it which body have ulwnyN been hur
iiioiitout, nor lniit them ln.cn imy
Inclination (tit III" purl tif iiuv mem
ber ui' iiiimiiIici'm In dominate in nny
iii"l!n (ir cmiine of ImihImiinh which
ciilne before the linily,
Tim Iwn yeum" work having been
particularly il"MK)ini mill helpful ones
lit UH', Uiul I UOH o( II round lirtlvn
nature In Kin coinmuiilly, mid rliy.
There will Iki full Kiiloro lit Urn I'll It
i it 1 11 it l ml mIihw next Muniliiy and Tues
day nights, furnished liy tlm end ln''ll
ninl other slur loiiioilliinis of ihn mm
puny of over M IociiI iMili-rtnlimrH. Tlm
iiIiiiiIh will he, surprisingly up-todnM.
Tlm col. ii I ill scenery fur llui plod lie
linn will it I no In entirely new )nr
(utility different iirriuiKmiH'iit from nny
ever Hiin holme, Thii iilwiijn iirllnti''
nml ciioiililn Tom Hvtcin him HiIh foil'
linn In rhnrnit.
Any mi'1 who linn tho blues will flml
ii sure euro nl I ln I'oinlnic minstrel
mIiow, nml will lii'iir rii'WH fruni frleudu
In fur nwty places. The eye will nlso
Ih. ploltHI'll It It I Mm churns lll!t.
illnlm l.y ih cud ini'n ninl ballads liy
t hi nt ii r sinner w! no doubt be
I hlulu u I have Hloml Willi I hcsn I hummed mi III" streets of Mi'ilfoirt nml
iiiiii In lh I'iihI. t absolutely unit mi
i ni'rvfill) hiiiihI Willi ihi'in now.
I WHS lint Willi Mod, l.p'ikl'll to, lior
approached In nny niunui'r hy any
mi' relative In hemming it no riillftl
null 1'iiiikiT t iitiilliliilK, nor inn I huHi
ii I'liudlil.il", unit I feel Hi" I II wn.
fMri'iiii'ly unf.ilr tlmt t nht.uld lutve
I,.. fll forced publicly 111 tO Klll'll It l".l-
linii wlilin'ii having lii'i'ti consulted
nl till '
I Mam I uh t member or Um rhnm-h-r
In Kim.) standing mi (he sumo bn
mn t:n nil oilier iumiiIm'I i itiul on that
luixlit only.
I will Klvr tin- i 'i in in i it 1 1 ninl cllv
my liint liiliTxiil im .illri'rinr, and
If no I fl.'t .'i will he II ion .luli iil sup
porter uf said lioily.
Tli firwni diri'i tor uii'l Mnrlv
iiiiil it u lin.lv riuily to Hiipp.nl in Hi.'
. hint .Ui' Ii any proponiili it f..r a
; trl, mittiittriMiii. nr any uilu r prujoi I
I tin I miiy I." pi cmnl nl l.y imy ililfnii
In :i i ..nihl. ill tint liin.lini.ii llkit in it it -
j .-r vny.it c, iiDii:s.
IUh.ac lolniiir f.iiill). '
.MIl.WM'KKi:, Win, Miinh in.
'tliiinuiu A li' liiitcy ii n.l JoM-pli Huy,
loriiHT f.-iloral in i It I' 1 1 1 on of fl.-ctn.
w cn fouiut itulliy lotlity l.y a ffilrul
rourt Jury on l'o liull. IiiI' IHh rharic
ItiK roimiilrary lo tKilulf tin- Vol
li iii ml.
VVTARRH
' rf ttemi or thrMt It utuaUy
Untitled by the vapori of
Views
0w 7 MUi Jan VktJ Yk
Mm llt.i fnlli.v InriL' l.ri..ru'nrild
II. l llhll'll flllhll, Villi lllllt
licnnl
nolhllt '!' 'I'll II cxplcHitlnn Iiiin It
ii'iiiiulm cni hiiiihI fiiiin I it ttt yi'um
hhnw, hut Ii'h liiiit. A lilt; nl unt wocri'l
will now Im clvcii (iwav.
Tlm KIk inlnitlri.lM havi liorrfiwiwl
llury Uimciilii.rK'it r:iilloilionn nu.l lit
i ni'li wrl.iiinitiic w lri Iiitiii iiii'imiiKcii
will In. ihiWvi HlritlKlit (iniii olil
I It. i lcl.iili liliiiHi'lf, In purKiitniy, uml
St. I'l h-r h ilnin.'iln Itlclicr up, i'ilntlim
lo itliix Mm: Mo.lf.ml uff.iIrN uml conOi
ll'ilm. Koine of Iticni- iiii'hhukch Will Im I
of htilUn.,' Inii.ici.1 mill Miirpilw In tln
I .a iv nml (iitlcr 1'iiKun of J.i.km'n
conniv nml ilir oilier Kooil n(iilt Ken-
rally.
Thf
liklm;
lIKTt
Klkn iiiliu.iri'l miiniiKdiK'nt I
(very prci unll.in to Imvo !h!k r
llimllcii) llltflltioll pll'Krnl in
. .ir. for u ti In tli umlii'ii.c ov. r.iiinc
Willi luiiiiliii r ilurltiK t ti Ih iitiint fi-ntiui'
r imy of Hi" oilier inuny hi mil m ho
u.'i.. wild wcitk ItciitiM n. ctl not fcur.
Th Hout iiulo for I ho inlntlfl hIiuw
l'i::in lit tlm I'liK" llictiliT linx officii
l Inn noon Willi n nn.li
linn (', Hln l.lon nf IIiIh illy loiluy
mi nl to lh" officii of I In' K.'i'iHiaiy of
Kliiti. Iiin form ii fllliiR bM u citn.ll'liilc
for tin' Hiiitn (M-niitu on thn ropii'i
llcun tlcltnt. Thin U ImllnvM to Imi
Hut llrMt iicliial fllliiK liy it lornl ciiu
i.l.Ulo. Mr. Klii'Moti pl.iim, If nliM tcd, to
Klvc dim uilMillon pitrilciilurly to two
olfoilH: onn to fffccl ii ri'fluctloii In
InvitH uml tint ntlinr l xoi uri) n rouplu
of ino.llII.'itlloiiH in I Im uuIohioIiIIk
lU'oimi. plan now 'n iino.
"All Mm pnj i ny I own, inariiml
ly, lit In Jmktoi i utility liinil," milil
Mr. Hliitlilon. "I liano lomiUMl wliul
llio tun Hltuiillnii .i Iriim hard pxper
Iimici', Thi.ru urc at Iciml lhii plnim
w Inn hy ihn i-Klhitnrn miiy In lp Mm
Mil iiittlnii : I. Hy iiiuhIiik fewer up
pioprliiiloiiH uml not koihk up lo the
full limit ulloweit hy thn cninitllulloil
it hereiofiiri'. ''. Hy lefunlnK lo
HUlllllil ! III" peilplll lltl'UKliri'K IIO
litliiK for Hil.tltloiiul liixen utiliMW I lie
Hunio ure ulmolulely worthy, uml
Hy iniikli'K iiiii rhannn In llto pr.
enl law whereby morn of the harden
h hull rent upon iroKTty or periwinii
lio'l now line. I mi im to relievo In
Home measure, I ho heavy Inn. I on ri-ul
( Klnle.
"I uUo hope lo Im a M ii to lirliiK
NlMiut a illlilll'e III til" unto llcemu.
plan wliern'iy much of Urn preM-nl
mil. i 1 1, en w miiy Im xhlfnvl imln
kitilln tuv, which M hy all iiomiik
lh" Uh er lueiiKiirn of a citr'n u- ot
the hlKliway. I ulo want to the
plan I nuliinllleil at the lurl ne-tnloii
which WuK ilefeitiei, of uiukltiK M'tn'
ullowaiice In the llceiim. teen for the
( III rum, paHHeil Inlo law."
The laHt iluy on wlilcli flliuitii for
lain offices may Im mail" Ik April
I !'th ami llm mouth ini.Tveinni; will
umloultleilly wltn.n.i a general liven
Iuk up of polnlnil activity.
localBrfefi
Mr. unit Mm. William ('. Hiniill of
V. iinhlnKtnn, 1 1, "., will nrrlvo thin
cteiiliik" to make their home In thin
city with their itniiKlitfr, Mm. Yf4
Htninit, and Iter lnmhnu.1. Mr. Small
ha mciii..i ii Kttvi rtinmnt umltlin In
WtiHhliiRiiiti Inr Iho punt 3." yeatn.
The l. (, K. K. lirlyaiiilH are kIvIiik
nnoiher Oanco nt tlm K. ol. I', hall
Kaliirlay i venlnt, March JHh. KnlKhU I V. nni l llm mother
' nml la.ll.-H coi Jlally Invid-.l. ; 3uO ' 'oi1j! of Meilforil.
I n'lti li Aid Htimla.
MAIIHKII.I.KH. Mar. 10. The
French utmiim r JnrnucB Kraim.in t
with n full ( itrifu of 4.10U tona
win lit iti Ktllin.l fur the famine mif
fin in of Itumalii milli-il from thl port
Iiimi nlk-lu for oji'wui. Thin U the
flint khi.mi'iit ! the Kr. in h icovern
ment of nppll. m to releo r.uwilaii
fiinitne Htilf. r m.
William WrlKhl Hunt rie. nt IiIh
hoiiiu In ("nni ml I'liint, Ore., Mardi
Hlh. ni-.eil k(J yearn, II moiiiha, 1
(luyn. Inwi uhfld Imil tioon a renlilmt
of Cenlrnl I'olnt for llm punt .'il yuar
Imi n K a nallvn of I ii'llu na. i In leaven
hlM wifn KlUotiuth, flvo itorm and four
dauKhlein, John II. H. oil, Terry, Ok
lahonia; Tiuniuil Hi(tt, Iowa: Wi,v
W. Heolt, Iahic Hii':h, Cullf.; Iirl W.
Si olt, Medford. Ore.; KrnMtt K. Iv oll,
urilial Tnlnl, Or".; Mr. C. f. Dun
lin, Control romi, ore ; Mm m. t;.
II. Ihiy, Jlreinorttti, Wnnh., Mrs. Ktta
ThouipHoii, Onevn, 111.; Mra. J. IS.
Iliimrlck, Central I'dnt. Mr. and Mm.
Htolt wero murrleil at I.IhIioii. Iowa,
Ort. i, lMiJO.
I'uneral arraiiKemenu arn In
rharK'i of I ho I'nrl Funeral llonm uml
will he held at the r'tlilnin'" Satur
day at 2 p. m. Itiiermcnl In Ceniral
I'olnl reinelery.
Julli Ami Kiilithiou
Mm. Jul In Ann KiiixUion i'.m'iI at
her home In laxl I'olnt. Ore., Marfh
kth, from it lon lllneKK, a'eii 7i
yearn, IK iiuya. ix'ceain-a won a na
tive of No'luway county, Mliwotirl, 1
co ml iik with lier purenm acrow the
plain in IM", "ltlln: in the Wll
liiMieit Vnllry near Fore'it drove.
Ore. Tlm emlKrunl train wuh under
the ennimand of Captain .lor-cpli Mc-
lioon. film wuii tiiarrled to Willlum
KiiIkIiIoii at I'nrent drove. Ore.,
Sept la, IKfiii, and moved in J:u kon
county In 1K3, nitlini; at K.ui;le
oiul, liavlni; Wn a ri-Hldent of the
talley for Ih yearn. Sim was a mem-
Ur of thn llaptlitl ihnnh and tlm
Womun' Hi hef corpa und h avoa her
huahnnil, Willlum two aona and
mm nauKhlor, i uuri.n . KuiKnlon,
I'loiin.e Hock. F.iMI" KnlKhlon, KaKl"
I'olnl. Ore., Mra. Orvlll.i llunler. Tal
ent, Ore. Kunerul arrant;eiuetiU in
rharK" of Ibfl I'eii Funeral Home and
will lie held til tb reaidencc at Kaglo
I'olnt, Saturday, ot 10 a. m. Inter
ment In I'hoonlx cumtei y.
Tlm funeriil of Mra. Annlo Evan
elm died dnNday will Ik held at
Itoiiun Itlv.T. SiimUy nt 2 p. ni. Mr.
of Mra. Grant
....... M I - .
Sometliiii
At Jones'
Saturday
THE STORE THAT GIVES 3 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY
AND SENDS GOODS C. O. D.
Here Are Some Extra Bargains
2 pounds Chocolate Cream Candy, soft centers 44c
1 pound plain mixed 15c
1 pound Jelly Beans 20c
2 pounds (jinger Snaps 32c
40c size pkg. Borax chips . . 33c
3 pkgs. Ivory Soap Chips 25c
3 pkgs. Sunbrite, like Dutch Cleanser 22c
1 pound Baker's Bitter Chocolate, 42c
5 rolls Toilet paper 23c
25c cans Norwegian Kippered Herrings, 2 cans for 32c
40c bottle Almond Extract 28c
Just read these-
1 $1.50 Broom, nothing better made, Only 78c
$2.25 Bungalow Aprons, see these in window $1.78
$1.25 Bungalow Aprons, rick-rack trimming 98c
$6.75 Silk Jersey Petticoats, only ,. $5.00
Everything in Vegetables
Home grown Spinach- New green Onions
Make out your list and 'phone when you can. You know who sells
the cheapest.
9 ' x
collars
The Leading Grocer . ,-'
KloJia llilllp Cox
Klldba I'billn Fox wbh horn in
Johnaon county, Texas, to John and
Cynthia Fi x. April 2. 1H.-.1, and died
at the home of hi on, Hamilton II.
Fox of iJiko Cwk, Ore., March T,
19!:, beliiK 70 years, II months and
r, day of tKi.
Heccuscil vu married' In" 1SS0,
November 2,' to Mra. 1 Martha Aalwe
I.ury Hill at Cleuburn, Texan, and to
thl tin leu wrr horn elicht children
Hlartius vrr-it, .luno, 1891. he
with ui family, a.aile their borne in
Oregon July, 1S4. where they htvp
since roaidiHi wtif th exception' or
fivo.jcara, wlUcb ycrc.apcat At,.Hu
rka. Calif. ' -
Most of hi timfl the last 3 )M II
wQii apeut In the WtlUmntte valley,
whrivi leave mipy tear J'rlen ii.
He wua hapOit-ti umt united .villi
tha' SoTi-ntli Day . Advontis'. rhuroh
at Certain In August. 19:0. . h; hi
urly llf hii wusMilwaJs wltlir.K t)
Mcrlflce self for prlnclplo.
I In leave to mourn hi los bis
wifo and lx children: Mrs. C. C
Uurg ot Kureka. Calif.; Mr. L. nnn
enbuiy. Modford, Ore.; Mr. C. 0.
Voorhloa, Klk City, Ore.; Hamilton
II. Vox, Lake. Creek. Ore.; Mum MM
vlna M. Fox, Monmcuth, Ore., onj
Otto L. Fox. lleikeley, Calif. A
brother, lr. S. T. Fox. Stratford,
OWlu., and four Kister. Mr. Kunlce
Chllds, Mrs. I.uciuda Furmuu. Mr.
Ann Truly, and Mr. Cynthia IV
Mo, i-ealttinR In Tcxna. bciaidea many
other relative and friend.
The funeral services will bo held
Frlduy. March lu at the Seveutu Hay
Advcnliat church. Interment In Cen
tral I'olnt cemetery. In charge of the
IVrl Funeral Home.
PORTLAND SHIP
RUNS ON ROCKS
WmCL J. MM
SThe Lowest Priced, Completely Equipped,
Quality Car Manufactured
NEW FEATURES
Spiral Bevel Cut Gears
Hand Emergency Brake
Gypsy Curtains
Lower Front Seat
Glass Rear Curtain Lights
12 Gal. Gasoline Tank
$675.92 in Medford
The Chevrolet "490" Is the Most Economical Car in the World
PatiOIl and
Robinson, Inc.
Tel. 150
112 So. Riverside
TRACTOR SCHOOL IS
IS
T
I V
TO LARGE CROWDS
of the Ford company at Portland, said:
"Mr: Ford Iras stated that the far
mers' costs of produPtfon lire ton Close
t their ue'.lina; prices to perrcit of a
reasonable ranrpln' of ' profit 'With
this In mind this school was started.
Calling together the five. largest manu
facturers In the field of power fnrming
we are offering you the benefit of their
experience and extensive study on
yany, gave A talk on lubrication, exi
plaining the workings ot a combustion
engine and the necessity of oil. '
The program for tomorrow night
includes Chas. A. Harrison, assistant
m.inaser cf the Oliver Chilled riow
Vovk3. in a talk about plowing, discing
and cultivating; a talk by Fred 8. Ser-vl.-tH,
sjucLal representative ot tha
American Seeding Machinery company
1 lie tnivo nays tractor and power
farmins school which is being; held
every night at the C. K. Gate Auto
company Baragu from 7:30 to 10
o'clock, and which opened lam night
I of surprisingly practical educational
value not only to orchard in tn and far
mers, hut to any one interested in
muchinery of that kind. There was a
large audience present last night, hut
a much large one will be present to
night, .and Saturday night as word
gets around tiiruughout the valley of
the merit of this school.
The school is a joint production of
tho Kurd Motor Co., the Standard Oil
Co., tho Oliver Chilled Flow Works,
tho American Seeding1 Machiue Co.,
and the Oregon Agricultural college,
each with au especially trained repre
sentative present. The most surpris
ing jmrl ot the school is that there are
no trade mimes mentioned und nothing
offered for sale.
In explaining the origin of the
school J. D. Jordan, assistant manager
costs simply with the. thought that it ! on seeding, seed bed and yields.
may he possible to clear up tho little i Saturday night's program is as fol-
(troubles and thereby assist the far- lows: Prof. V.. 0. Gilmore. in chargo
mers 10 cut tneir cost; ot pronuouon. ;0f the farm mechanics division ot the
Ijist night's program opened with a;- A. C. talk on power farming end
talk on ignition and carburetion by the I" he college plays; C. C. Cate,
C. E. Allison of tho Ford Motor corn-j 0011,1 a talk on the extension
pany, with an engine set up and run- work anJ tul8 year's program,
nini? on tho floor. His practical talk' A feature of the school is motl-in pie
left small doubt that much expense can j tufes showing inaido workings ol
be eliminated through a better know-; Henry Ford's plant ut Itiver Kouge,
ledge of troubles, how to locate them j covering coke manufacture, blast fur
and how to correct the minor ones injnace and production,
tho field. Then William Munro. lubri- i 2
cation expert ot the Standard Oil coni-j
With Mcdford trndo la Med ford mad
LONDON'. Mar. 10. The American
stenniKblp Munham, which went
ashore off Heligoland when bound
from Norfolk for Russia with corn,
was half full of wnter toduy and
likely to bi'euk intwo at any moment,
according to u dispatch from Amster
dam. The weather was so bud that
lighters were unable to roach , her.
POUTLANP, Ore, Mar. 10. The
Htenmer West Munham, aground off
Heligoland, was launched at Port
land April 19. 1919, and tor nemo
timo was operated by the Tncific
Steamship company between Port
land and tho Far Knst. Sho is SSOO
tons. 410 foot long, 64.2 foot beam
and 27.7 depth.
VXiC.fi 1HVN TO I5KCKNTS
IOZF.X IX FALLS CITY
FALLS CITY, Ore., Mar. 10. An
egg pilot) war, in progress here
among merchants, has resulted In
prices yesterday of IB cents a dozen.
This Is flvo cents higher than the
price uuoteil a few days ago by a mer
chant who sold seventy doxen eggs in
ono ilny, ,
iluri Imposition Opens.
TOKIO, Mnr. 10. (By tho Asso
cluted Press) The peace exposition
organised by tho Toklo pcrfc.eturo nt
a cost estimated at 6,000,000 yen for
commemoration of world pence und
to emphaslKo Japan a progress Indus
trlnlly since the conclusion of the
war, was officially opened today.
Safe TJlilA
for INFANTS ai INVALIDS
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llorlich's
ti Original
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Tha Original Food-Drink For All Ages No Cooking Now-iiking Digestib'
iVw-i r vkwrv .
"W T- f ' it irm ill Msv
Swift's Premium Bacon
Swift's Premium Boiled Ham
Swift's Premium Dried Beef
We carry Swift's Premium Bacon, Ham and Dried Beef, and
can slice it to just the way you like it.
Nothing better than Premium quality.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252
GROCER
Phone 252
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