Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 07, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMED'FOUD TSTATT; TIMIUINK MKHFOTtD. OIHXiOK, T'HWAV. 'APIUL 7. 1022 PAOT! TTTRF.TC i local'&ieis A Fold roiuliiler belonging til I Hit Ashland brunch of tlm Htitnilurd I'll company whh stolon Monday night mid hh recovered yesterday. The cur liiul Ijni'it driven liy din thieve froni A hIi In mt mill wuh fuiimlii 11 abort il 1h- IllhlO HOUlll of (llflldllll). It llllil U'lt been ilaiiuiKi'i) iiml was Mtlll In g's't! ninnliiK order, Attend tlu "Dosou Hiilu" lit tin' 1 1 ihI Cross Thrift Hlnii, Upml llldg , Hut., A n II Kill, 2 p. in. One Oii.imi imicIi, Ill'Ul'h' llllt, children' t'lll'H. sIllMIH, ladles' white wulst. Mpai'lnl prices. 14 I tun y M uiiiiIiik. former well known ineicliiiiit. nf till city nml for-iverl year last In tlm mi inn linn In tiriint I'iims, hiiiiI tmliiy In Medrtntf mi busi ness, liuvlnit arrived this illuming by until witli hitt wirn und children. From December (u I'Vtilluiry he wim so seriously lit with neuritis Unit he was parillXcd, lit) In looking well now nml Ih fuHl regaining hi health. It looked natural In hcu tlm former Mod' ford Caruso iiliimt tlm t'lty street again. Hurry ilhl nut take In tin' recent grand opera Ki'iiH'in ut I'orlliiinl because of Inulilllly to gel away from hi business. New khaki paid mill breerhe nt u very low price, Kliuki slurU, hew, at 1 1 .('0 each, Men' garter ltc. Can van glove at 1 ut; pair. I'ai k m-k mi low ii n 2."e, High top rulilii'r booi r ftk'i Arm)' mIuiom Unit fit your f ut Fulled Army ftotm, 32 Central Ave, Hit. ir. O. V. Myi-IH imrkitil IiIh Ford cur In friinl i.f the Hotel Modfurd yesterday nt nlxiiit i.'Mt p. in. for a few minute hllti tin went Into llif hoti'l, and when li returned found that mn 1oi thief had stolen tlm iiii.lotnettir and acveral other purl 4. IVrnonnl service given to all repair. Elwoods Auto Shop, 11 SuuUi Central. I'hotie 7C.I J St Coast to Coast Hiker in Medford REPORT OREGON ELECTRIC LINE 10 GOME TO MEDFORD hit A80UK0THE ?iL?J STATES i liiiiinid Minder ft Ni-w Yuik. ur- ;oiiu l,y oikln. Ho far In- lum i ii..I hi li.w n (III lii'irnlKM. on n trhi i"H"""I tlirmiKli l nlnt'-n. U-nvln Ni-w mito I nfot,i nrouuil llif ttoi tl-i n of lln full- Vink Utxl Hri(iuilT l. Hi ' nUo iil Hlnl'. uii'l lin n in ii' tin unl'Mi, mur-t rlmw ui nt tin- flnlult with II.' In? la iloinu il .n u IfiUUO iit(-r from nil timyor of luwn Iip tii r. nnil l nllowcil two yrui" tu iln UniIh uml uhv Itvm llio KOwrnor of H, To ln In- limit lain nntl mivf nil mhih lie -nliiit. A vau but Int'Ti-Htliifj rumor tliul tlm OrcKon Kluttrlc railway niuy i-x-UMiil Ha liitnrurbun llm-n In tlm WI1- lainiitti! valley to nomiiitrn On-Kon y, roiiiulitcit In tlm followiiiK from the Kiiki'Iir lti-KWr of tin- "ith liint. Tlilu i Ih Dm; flint llnu) Hliy V.'llhinicttif valli'y i lniIxT lum ever cxti'iiili'd tho rouil to j thin clou: ! Another rumor in i liculatlnn In I liu I l In" railway cnmiiany huit a i rcw dl uryyorH ttt work In th Houthi-rn . I'lirt of Ijiriu roiinty uml in thn north- crn purt of Douk'h. following In Bdi-: crul tin- roiitu jcl-t-lMl for tins Iraini iii'hhIoii fiu- of tin- 'u!lfornltt-f)r,Koii I'owrr ci'iiiiany, w hii h lit soon to mi nt th Wlllttllinttc ulU-y power field by connecting lt bl hydriMdoi'trlc lilant Hi I'roKpiTt i ii the Itocne river with the Mountain Ktate I'owrr coni Piiii' plant ut KprliiKfluld. The en Riiieem of tlis power company have encountered member of a crew si work In tlm nectloiiK who. it Ih italil, leaked lh Information that they were In the Employ pf the OrcKon I'lei trlci Itailwuy company. If Hi In Ih true, It Ih taken uh an Indlnttion that the j railway company I necking it route for an extension of lu line to Routli- tn Ore;ni. II. Jt. KniKht, lci-al agent of the Oregon Klectrlc, itald yeHterday that he knew nothing of any lurveyH or crew i of engineer In the ertiploy of thn company In thin part ot the Mate. See the Beautiful GARDEN HATS : Miss Towne C. A. 1 1 uml. tlm fminer Laurel St. I'aul Bceva, of Tacoiua. Wash., will grocer and meat dealer, U building a arrive tomorrow to vlalt Mr. and Mr. live room modern hungulow on the George Hunt. Mr. Bceva la asulxtant went Hide of l-aiind Htr et n'ur themauagei of Hone Iirothern deartment corner of KUlhlh utrin t. w hti h will be more. completed In 60 !). II.) ha Juxt fniie Sam wutchea fl.15. Itegula completed the conntruetitni of a largo nn army and navy all wool caahmure loinblnntloti garage and wiKHlohcd on oek at Zm or 3 pair for $1.00. Light the rear of thu lot. weight mimmur underwear, ahort When you want dry mill blocka Juit ; leeve. auklu length for f&c at United call Valler f"ucl Cuiiipanjr. rhon 7. Army Store, 2i (entral Ave. so. lo Kleven nerann whn arrived In five Vour neighbor l doliiR H. CleanlnK cura were encamned at the city auto up the- weed, rubblah. Un cana, etc., .KELSO BANKER IS STILL ALIVE; I i TAl'OMA. April 7. iJepoHitiona j dvnlgned to ahow that Kred Stew-ni-t tiil.Mlnif Kelf.i tankir. lit Ml ill camp hint nlshl and thla Mioinlnd. itroin hi prenilw ' and doing uiiinltv, were rend In fulled State din-'! ini CLAIM MISSING I Young lady want poult Ion atcn-' P'nnng. una wins me .en-up au'i lographM .r office work. Will do extra campaign. Why don't you do I i. -i. i.... i.- hi i 'if Hkewine VI 1 111 Villi' I ll.fMf WOVtf. Model dreaa lining aoaolutcly cor- Joe tlurd. tm of tile Medford trjit eourt here tod;y In the tuit of Mm. Maude K. 8lvart, who la nerk ing to recover H5,000 on life Insur nin e poltcUn from the Mutual and ) I Prudential Life lunuram e coiiiua-1 is showing at the dent at Stanford university, iumi,'"1 "" ol ". . , l.i ..eU will. ih.. unlverHllv band of . on' TtHM And work I done kt the The drpoHltlonn were In aupport of I , .. t ... ...I Vanity Rlmn. tf. ' t-tliiu-y of O: orno Elwood. I-i- ..... Wonderful tnuhlral lirosraiu. excel-. ern. mi., Kei.'n enKHHeuivui. i vut? i , , ... Hiewirt 1 . i 1 1..I.I u.rit.,ti. - ifwrl rnnittliliil luwiltli. ' 1 band a clarinet plnyera. I " ' . " - e--. I . i ..-..I. ---.t.ivJciimfortablo i and aulendld even- 'UimI. ohd mow for cntagmenta. I'm-;'"' -ntertainmeni aaaured at Chrlav 'aonal ttontloo to private and club "u" h,"ch tonight. .i,...-. ii.. .vh..r ...vti.m. l'lu.n.i (:- I- off write inauraaco on any- Who teatifietl he had een In Itanford, ful.. u week after hln Uixappen ranee from a ferry boat rroiilng the "olumbla river on Buy Where You Can Buy Right Jones Has 'Em All Skinned When It Comes to Quality and Cheap Prices BARGAIN DAY SATURDAY 3 packages Jcllo, any flavor 32c 2 pounds best Peaberry Coffee 47c 1 carton of Chesterfield or Camel Cigarettes $1.43 2 packages Citrus Powder 47c 1 pound pkg. Liptcn Yellow Label Tea 21c 5-pound bucket Karo Syrup, blue label 32c 1 sack Corn Meal 27c 8 bars White Wonder Laundry Soap 30c 1 2-ounce bottle Lemon extract 14c 1 2-ounce Bottle Vanilla Extract 18c 3 bars Creme Oil Toilet Soap 23c 1 -quart can Pure Olive Oil 98c 2 gallon Mozolo Oil ; . $1.08 50c bottles Maple Syrup 37c Ladies' Knit Vests, regular 35c grade 25c Pink Knit Bloomers, per pair 25c 5 Men's Handkerchiefs for 24c Men's $1.50 Underwear, fancy stripe ... $1.10 Regular $1.00 Suits, Men's Underwear, same as B. V. D.'s . . .85c BIG LINE OF VEGETABLES Come up and see our window garden. ALWAYS GET OUR PRICE ON BEST CREAMERY BUTTER Don't be fooled, but trade with us, and you'll always be satisfied that you are buying your eats right. You all know where, JONES' W course) Cheapest Store in Medford 'Phones 125-126 3 Free Deliveries Daily Colonial Shop Also SPORT HATS AND SAILOR HATS Utfilt. Ilui.ll Kdwln Hall, of .Medrurd. unit M.mh 17 is:i. Thy de ponitlons in eluded one from a Ilanford barber, ('. 1.. t.off write inauraace on any. ,,vi.. h,. cut the hnlr of a man lie thing. Telephone 41. .believe to be Sluwnrt, and others Tomorrow every boy and girl in 'r,i three offl.em of the steamer Me.lfnr.1 .!... M An ........ elennlnr Mil rail., n. who awertcd a man rcsciii- E ND GRAVE OE cutting weed 4 and graaa, raking up old riibbli.li, 'tin caiiK, etc., from their premlHCN. It the lunnly thing to do Ituth Klltattcth Owinn. of Wlllliiiua. were- I Uen iied to wed by K. I., Coon, county clerk. WMlueday afternoon. Armed with the necemtury d irmueiit. I the young couple marched iimtalra m;u'"' " l "tu"' becaiiae your the courthouae. and were morrled t.yjrU '""Xs n neat as your neighbor. Jame lloluian. Juatlee of the peace.- 'KKi aumnga at aaioniatnngiy low, tlranta I'aa Courier. pi ice, the auving la your, prop tn 1.1..... foe ...r.v Me.lfoe.1 l.hr T... i "'l cxuinluo them. Klein tho Tailor. . tiling Stewart had taken pawuge on Ithat lH.nt from Saw Picgo to Manzan Mr. Hoy lirown la guliiltig dally and Impel, to Ji able to leave the huHpltal In a few day. IhmmIwIu comet fitted und altered Iff. 2" S. Kl trH'l. Alta Naylnr. 17 Easter Footwear Lower Prices """""Maai aaMBMMnaaMMHHBM Wc are ready to fit your feet in new up-to-date Pumps and Oxfords and our prices are easy on your purse. FOR GROWING GIRLS lllm k I'utont .ltkln Oforl, only Two Menu Hcown Calf I'uiniw, vcrj' B"l One Strnp ami ItinVIc rmcnlj Pump $7.'J Two Klrnp lllitck Kid Iiini, low Imh'Ih $11.(15 One Strnp Whlt KM l'uiu, clio.ty IpT.'J'". FOR WOMEN ItroMii KM Oxford, welt Kewed aolca $5.l" One Ktrup lllack Kid Ptini Frtmrh liwla v $l.il.1 Culout Two Sirup Talent. IMinipn .....T. , $8.7.1 f'utout Twi Hlr llliuk Hulln nup $11.10 One Snap Patent Pump, iiiUllury Ikm'In ..7.!M ToKtn.p llrotvn Kid I'uuiim, mllitau y hecln $H.73 Two Strap lllack KM PumpM, mllitjir)' Ihi-Ih $7.1.l THE EMERSON SHOES AND OXFORDS FOR MEN lliown Klderair OxfoitU, l'-ngllnh loot $3.00 lirown NMocalf (Hfonh., IH-toe lant ; .V0O lirown 4'alf ((vroitU, new hmdi limt $7.(10 lirown SUIenlf Shoew, l.ngltih lust $.1.(M I Iron ii t'nlf KIkmk, comhlnntion lutd $H.(Ml lliown 'ulf HIiimw, (, $Ui,(M value) ..$I.(MI (Tint value in every miIi Is giiiHttiitecl.) BEAR IN MIND We do not handie cheap, shoddy footwear. "Good Shoes" built our business since 1912. Jyeiffcicltk .21 N. Central A "Good Shoes" , The (JrUzlicH will guther at the Nat. Sunday. April 8, ut 1:30 p. in. from where they will go by auto to Quiggloy Korku cnul of Phoenix for a hike and Mipper. All hiker bring own lunehea. Coffee., etc., will be fiiriilnhi'd. Those who do nut have car will pay un agreed fare for trip. All nuture lover and hikers ure cordially Invited. Flower for nil ihTaskuis. Soo us about your bedding pluuts. porch hove und hanging baaketa. Maddux & lUinnee. inifr. KiiRt Main. Phono 374- Irvine Tcrrill. an O. A. C. atudent from till city arrived thla forenoon llh "Stocky" Slocktimn in'the latter' ear from Corvallia and will pend the week end hero. Fror.cn aut-jinobllo, tractor and truck cylinder welded, re-lnforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat- Iiir fuel end melul uaod. Vulcan W'edlng Work, 39 S. Front trooL tf Wullaco llros. silverware set of six knivoN und fork 7iic. Six U'UHpoons Uic. The Btoro thut saves you money, t'nlted Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. South. 154 Deputy Stute Traffic In8M'ctor J. J. McMahon Is again In. town after a sev eral days visit in Salem. Mac re turned with a new motorcycle, a Mnrlcy Davidson model 74. Ho states that tho new machine I especially built for speed and that ho wus pre sented with it by the slate authorities in recognition of his efficleucy as nn officer, Tho mfidel 74 I a special model of larger le und more speed and power than the models which the other deputies vecclvcd. Dunce Eaglo Polut every Sat. night. 29 r N'ew- wall and auto tents cheaper thun you ever bought them before, at 1'nltod Army Stores. 32 Coutral Ave. South. is Tho Kagle Point Teachers council meets at llrownsboro school house to morrow ut 10 a. m. and a good utten dance is expected. 14 Jim Robinson wus arrested early this morning by Putrolmon Cave and l.eggitt on a charge of being drunk on the city Btreeta. He appeared later before Justice Tuylor ond entered plea of "not guilty" and wus'ordered released on30 ball until Saturday afternoon nfe 2 o'clock when he will have a hearing. Koblnson forfeited L ENCOLN S FATHER LOUISVILLE, KY. I.OC1SVIIXK, Ky., ' April The grave of Abraham Lincoln, gruul- 1UH III... MexliH.. KIwikxI w an the only wit nee fur the Immranee eoinpiiriiei., however, who declared bin Identification of Stewart wn positive. He lg a travel ing salesman and under eroiw-exam-Inutlon he ninlnttiined tftere eould be no doiitit the man lie saw was Slcw- .. n. .... l.A ....A... him I.. ... l.V 1-4... I ..." 1 UV,' ...... .1. , ..... Ilanford by his feature, and by his ifa,hlr of ,ho """-tyred President p.-.-uliar manner of walking. He been foun.1 in u churchyard near added that he attempted to speak to here, in the belief of several Louisvii the innn. tmt he Jumped Int.. an au- jlians who recently have completed an toninbile find speeded nway. extensive investigation. I The j InvcKtigutoni found . two (stones their inscriptions blotted !way by long exposure to the ele Inients. which they believe mark the igrave of the Kmmclpator's grand- laioer w no was kiiicu i.y imuu.uk in 17S6 within sight ot his oi.bin and before the eyes of his three sons. According to It. t. liallard Thurs ton, who made a preliminary investi gation of. deeds in the Jefferson county courthouse, the examination warrants the belief the land compos- the ehtirehyad is part of the which included 400 and procured a rifle while Jost.!i darted for a nearby fort to obtain aid. Thomas, then a boy of year, re niairi.d with his father. According to the findings, an In dian seized Thomas and was about to scalp him when Mordecat returned and shot the savage to death. Thomas was released and later became the father of the martyred president. EXTRA JUDGE BILL IS BEATEN IN SENATE Murderer Is Acquitted. DKS MOINES. April 7. Henry Woodruff, on trial for killing Uiw. rence Tracy, was acquitted of mur der this morning by a district court iury. Woodruff shot and killed Tracy at the latters home on Febru ary 14. following an attack upon Woodruffs 14-year-old daughter. WASHINGTON. April T. The amendment of ' Senutor Polndextcr, republican, Washington, to write Into'ing the bill for more federal Judges a 'Lincoln property. provision for un additional Judge for acres the western ashinglon district, was rejected by the senate today J4 to 33. A proposal by Senutor P.ursum. re publican. New Mexico, for an addi tional Judge In New Mexico, was de feated on a tie vote 32 to 32. Additional details of the death of the emancipator's grandfather have been revealed by the Investigation, it wus stated. When their father fell mortally wounded Mordeenl ran to the house Card of Thank We take this means of extending our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors in the recent itlness and death of our daughter and sister. Min nie Price, and especially do we thauk the Rebecca and Redman lodges. ' MR. AND MRS. D. URCLKY. MR. AND MRS. C. B. C.K1CH AND FAMILY. MR. AND MRS. S. FRISTOU AND FAMILY. MR. AND M KS. REX YOUNG. ALRF.RT, tlEORGE AND VERA nillLEY. 14 BIG COAT EVENT : AT HUB SATURDAY The Hub company will hold the big gest ccat sale of the season tomorrow, Saturday only, at which time special prices will be offered on every ttar-. n.cnt. An entire new shipment has arrived for this sale. Patrons are advised to come early Saturday morning if they desire to take ad vantage of the unusual values in new Spring appurel. This is a spring event which affords every woman au op portunity tO 8UY0. .1 Better pick wp some of the print paper on roll for wrapping goods and save money. Comes with cores in It to fit roll paper racks. Much cbeaper than wrapping pa nor. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two five acre tracts under irrigation, one mile outside city limits, $1250 each, part down. rest on time. Pox 22, Mail Tribune. 21 WANTED To rent 5 to 10 acres; must have small house and barn; will give good lease. Cull 314-J. S. II. Stone. 15 FOR RENT Sleeping bath. Call 9U1-J. rooms with ltt FOR SALE Cash register. Parguln. Phone 203, Dan's Lunch Room. FOUND String of beads. Owner can have same by proving property and paving for this ad. . Garden and Flower Seeds We have Ferry's, Morse's' and Northrop-King's in both the vegetable and flower seeds. We also have Mande ville & King's flower seeds. Bulk Seeds We have peas, beans, corn and beet seed in bulk,' also onion sets and seed potatoes. FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS FOR SATURDAY Personal Attention H. E. Phone 252 , Prompt Service MARSH GROCER Phone 252 SEE OUR WINDOWS NOW. ball on nn lutoxlcutlou charge not long uro.