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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1922)
MkLU'UUH .UAlli lhll.LAh, .Ul.Ul'UUj. UUAiUA. A.U HIJ.U, .U VWVF, TWO rEDFOUD MATH TRIBUNE. MTEDFOttf). OHF-dOK. MOX1UY, APRIL 'irt. 'UV lit HI I I i i r 1 1 Focal and ILj Personal ' Thrminh the .courtesy of the tele phone company nnd the nlsht forte of hello Rirl the dnily frost forertiRt of lioyd Yoimn. frot export, will bo Klven out every nlnht to nil Inquirer bcginnlr-g with totilKht. This forecast will tie rendyjis xm a Mr. Youns hits prepared It in the county ai!ent office nnd informed the central ex change, which will not bo Inter th.nn 7 o'clock nnd sometimes will be ear Hose bushes ana evergreen shrubs. ICdcn W.:. Nnrscry. CSOM-2. 19 An embroidered luncheon cloth and napkins would mnke a very acceptable Knster gift. Handicraft Shop. 19 Notice. Ellta Hand Hoys! No rehear snl Tuesday , niht. Next rehearsal April ISth. . 1" The alarm of fire at mi drug lit last niKht was caused by the auto of J. H Mulhollen catching fire on the street In front of their home. 925 North Ceil tral avenue, and some one telephoning the. fiiM department that there was n firft on that thoroughfare and hanging up the receiver before giving the exact location. The department drove all tlie way to the city limits and returned to the station without having detected any file. to be Informed that the auto lire had been extinguished by home help, who it seems had neglected to flag the department while it was passing in either direction. All church notices for Easter ser vices must pe. in this office not later than Ktldav noon for Saturday's paper. ' . 19 Phone Snider Dairy A Produce Co. for pastuer'ized milk. Safety first. IT Chi-Namel demonstration and ex hibit at M. F. & H. Co., April 10 to 15. Came and let an expert explain how to uie these products for furniture, pic tures, porch furniture, autos. etc. 20 I. T. Sparks of Eugene, district pas senger and freight agent of the South em Pacific, waa the chief speaker of the chamber of commerce forum at r. runts Pas today. i-'rjiit anl shade trees. Eden Valley NurRory. 6S0-J-2. 19 Phone Snider Dairy & Produce Co. for jaKtueri.e4 milk. Safety first. IT Masons, don't forget the. dance by Hillah Temple, at Grants Pass next Friday. . 17 Miss Marie Richer returned, this morning from San Francisco where she. Accompanied her mother, Mrs Harry T. Findlay, who was railed to that city a week ago by the illness and death ;of her mother. . Mrs. Findlay is exieied to remain in San Francisco fR another week. Pretty glass or pottery vases for the Eat-ter flowers. Handicraft Shop, 19 Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co, :. Flowering shrubs and vines. Eden Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. . 19 Pillows for applique embroidery suit able for porch or breakfast rooms. Handicraft Shop. 19 There was born to- Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Broad of Jacksonville who re cently removed" to Weed. Calif an eight pound daughter at Weed, Sunday morning., Mrs. William Nichols left this morning for Weed to see her new niece. ; . Uuy your bedding plants of the It(gue Valley Floral Co. Nice clean and healthy stock.. 19 Repairing on ladies' and men's wear ing apparel neatly done. Charges rea sonable. The Pantorium. Phone 241. . Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. . y- ... ...,. tf ' Ladies' suits thoroughly cleaned and pi e6ed, L50. City Cleaning & Dye ing .Co. Phone 474. 401 S.' Riverside. u 18 - The new Elks band proved to be a meritorious musical organization at their first public concert last Friday niulit at the Llxs temple before a large and appreciative audience in a well selected, and well rendered pro gram. .. The 35 musicians of the band have accomplished wonders during its nhort existence and the first con cert, presages that it will soon , be known as tine of the best bands in the city's history. .The saxophone sextet In its two selections scored a hit, as did the .cornet duet by Mrs. Shockley and Director Nickeraon. When In need of shingles and roof ing rail Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. .'.(( , t , Pillow cases stamped on Pequot tub ing for embroidery and hemstitched for crochet. Handicraft Shop. 19 For rent on shares dancing pavilion hotel..., restaurant, fishing,, bunting, bathing and camping privileges cover ing 10t0 acres.' Kiver frontage. Gold Hay Summer Ilosort, Gold Kay Realty Co. Phones 7R-R or 134-Y. tf American Legion Easter dance Mon day, April 17th. Nat. 21 1 Next Sunday is Easter. Call up 474 now for guaranteed dry cleaning and pressing. Prices most reasonable City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. 18 1 The baseball team of-the Ashland high school have arranged a partial schedule for the season, which ppens with a game with Medford, April 22. it could not be learned whether the game Ik to be played in Medford or Ashland. AP''H 2!) will see Klamath Falls on the local diamond, and Grants Puss will play the locals here the fol lowing Saturday, as arrangements now stand... However, .this date is Bubject to change as the locals are endeavor ing, to get a game' with Yrelta, snd ahould this interfere another date will be made .with the Grants Pass teanv. -ABhland Tidings. Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat. night. , , ,29 When better automobile are foully Bulek will build them. tf We carry a full line of ladles' hosiery at the Vanity Shop, ' , tf American Leglou Easter dance Mon Miss Mmiiine Carroll, Instructor in the local high school, returned this morning from Portland where she at tended a conference of home econo mics instructors. AH kinds of rough nnd dressed lumber.. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. " Hemstitching, Picoting. ., Sc per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf .Men's suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed. VM. City Cleaning & Dye ing Co. Phone 44. 401 S. Riverside., ...... IS Fred L. Heath, local druggist, re turned this morning, from a brief busi ' uoss visit in Portland, Everywhere you look you se sj Chevrolet. . tf When you want dry mill blocks Just call Valley Fuel Company. Phone "6. Easier lilies, blooming plants. Rogue Valley Floral Co., ring 1040. we deliver. 19! Thirty-three young people , of the First Rapt 1st. church of Medford with well filled baskets met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hague on Dollar avenue, Herryuale, , Friday evening The gathering was a surprise on their son Ray. who just returned from Sun Diego where be was stationed while with the Marine hand. All joined hear tily in the popular games played, aud an abundance cf good things to eat was served by the young ladies. Dry clean now for Easter. Prices most reasonable. Phone . 471. City Cleaning &. Dyeing Co. , . . S Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery. tSSO-J-2. 19' American Legion Easter dance Mon day. April 17th. Nat. 21 V With Judge F. M, Calkins on Uiejthe Medford boys that their only apol bench the April term of circuit court for Josephine county began this fore I noon. Six cases will be tried of which four are civil rases in which money matters are involved, and the others are criminal cases. Eight members of the jury venire of 3t called for the session are women. Rose bushes, fine healthy 2 and 3 year old plants, Rigue Valley Floral Co.. ... . . ... .. 19 Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night 29 Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat. night. . 29 Newcomb sells slab wood for $2.00 per tier and less. Why pay more? Phone 631. ' 20 Mr. and Mrs. John J. -Roberts and daughters Helen and Mildred were guests at the Hotel Medford last night whale en route by auto from their home in Salem to San Francisco. 1 Ladies' and men's garments denned and dyed in a superior manner. Send your garments to .Forsythe. 116 Mistle-; toe. . Phone 341. Packages called for! and delivered. . . t. 20 American Legion Easter dance Mon day. April 17th. Nat- 21 Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 19 American Legion Easter dance Mon day, April 17th. Nat. 21 Hemstitching and pecoting 8C at the Vanity Shop. tf James H. Garfield has ideas tor the development of southern Oregqp., nor thern California and northwestern Nevada. First, ho would create the new state of Lincoln from these sec tions of the three existing states. Next he would make Medford the capital of Lincoln. "Then, with Coos Bay, Cres cent City and Eureka for world ports, the world trade, he points out, would be Lincoln's. He gives no reason why it would be necessary to create a new state for Medford for . the proposed boom in mining, . lumbering, agricul tural and shipping industries, other than that the idea might lend a thrill and romance to the development Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with share of crop, like rent Oold Ray Realty Company. ... tf "Beauty is the first gift that nature gives to women and the first she takes away." E. Burnham's toilet requ'.sities, shampooing, hairdressing, manicur ing, facial massage, calp treatments, hair dyeing. Medford Reality Shop, Medford Building. Phone 191-L. tf Clu-N.amel demonstration M. F. & H. Co., April 10 to 13. ... 20 Auto insurance. Brown & JVhlte. George W. Barker, Butte Falls bunk er was a Medford visitor" over the week-end. . . Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery. 680-J-2. , ,19 . A lovely line of ribbon noveltieB. vanities, etc., for Easter gifts. Handi craft Shop. 19 Personal service given to all auto repairs. Elwood's Auto Shop, 118 South Central. Phone 709-J- 31 Day and evening classes Gregg Re view and Speed typing: special rates. Uusiness College. 20 William G. Tail left this morning for a brief business visit in Klamath Falls. American Legion Easter dance Mon day, April 17th. Nat. 21 Apples GOc a box, Conner's Ware house. tf( Young lady wants position as sten ographer or office work. Will do extra work in either. Phone 383-J. tf Launspach's orchestra, newly organ ized, ojien now 'or engagements. Per sonal attention to private, and club dances. Go anywhere anytime; Phone 646-R Fishing in the neighborhood of the old Anient dam Is reported to be ex cellent, a number of flue fish having been caught from boats in the river alioye the dam, w hile several . good catches are reported from bejow the dam. Jud Pernoll caught a large Chinook salmon, estimated . at 36 pouuds, Friday afternoon, landing the fish after a 30-minute struggle. Grants Puss Courier. Goodwin corsets fitted and altered free. ' 20 S. Fir street. Alta Faylor. , 17 Everywhere you look you see John ltameburg suffered a badly, burned leg Friday morning when help Ing his nephew. Merle Kellogg, spray at the Ulihee orchard. The melt were repairing a spray notcle which was connected to a hose carrying the cor rosive, alkiliuo. lime nnd sulphur solu tion. The spray pump was running and the hoso burst while Harnobuns was holding it against his leg, drench ing him with the dangerous solution. He is routined to his bed as a result of the accident. Fresh cutflowers for all occasions. Osr design work is distinctively artis tic. Rogue Valley Floral Co. 19 Porch boxes and hanging baskets artistically arranged. Rogue Valley j.or!li jU-i 19. . Lnwn'. fertiliser should he applied now. Get it at Atonacn seen vu. Phone CtiO. , .The Medford llakery front, corner j of West Main and South Crape streets is being remodeled and will have a ncwshow window, which will lw set forward several feet from the present window. - Get a rebuilt tire for a spare on your car. Exchange Tire Co., 2S N. River side. . 22; Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Pansy plants in bloom. Rogue Valley Floral Co.. east end South Riverside, "hono 1040. 19 Newcomb sells slab wood for $2.00 ler tier and less. Why pay more? Phone 631. 20 In a close resemblance to a hnseball game the home office team of the CuUfornia-Oregou Power comiuuty de feated the Rogue River division team of that company by the score of 23 to 12 last Saturday afternoon. The over whelming victory of the recent San Francisco slickers has so overawed ogy for their defeat at the hands of so bum an aggregation of players is that the weather was chilly and they arc not cold weather players. However, it waa generally understood that the local team had a bad case of cold feet the minute the game was scheduled. A regular communication of Rennies Chapter O. E. S. will be held Wednes day evening, April 12th at Masonic hall. Mrs. John L. Lawrence will have charge of the social hour. 17 For street wear women's Rsrt suits with skirt or knickers. The Toggery. 20 The regular communion service will be observed tomorrow at the lYesby terian church. New members will be taken into the church Easter Sunday. Please remember tbat classified ads. locals and small ads are cash In ad vance. Bring in your ads and do not use telephone. tf The Highway Mining and Reducing company of Rogue River, capitalized, at $50.e0". has filed articles of Incor poration with the state corporation de partment at Salem. The incorporators are H. W. Sparks. C. C. Sutton and G. C. Irwin. Trim your new gingham collar and cuff sets with dainty knife .pleating, pleated any size and width. Handicraft Shop. 19' Fire insurance. Brown & White. Try our merchants lunch. The Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere .for NuBone, Phone 685-J. tf David Keith of Salt Lake City. Utah, is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are George U Walker of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Coons of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Cronk and C. Row of Chicago nd E. O. Woodruff and F. W. Wilson of Los Angeles. Miller-Geared-to-the-Road tires and tubes. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. River side. . ,, . .22 Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Phone Snider Dairy & Produce Co. for pastucrlzed milk. Safety first. 17 ' Everywhere you loox you see ' Chevrolet tf Arthur Hess of the Toggery is again on the job after an absence of about a week as the result of an operation An ojieration was performed last week on his nose, part of the bone having been removed. Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop. like rent. Gold R:y Realty company, tf Several thousand dollars to loan on Improved ranch security. O. C. Bogg. Phone Suider Dairy & Produce Co. for pa.stuerized milk.. Safety first. 17 If it's Insurance we write It R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man, It. A. Holmes, local Insurance man and agent for the Hartford Fire Insur ance company,, now . receives letters; through the I'nited States malls which do not bear the conventional postage stamp. The Hartford company handles its enormous quantities of mail with a IKiHtal meter. This machine haa re cently been employed by several large New York offices but the Hartford company has the distinction of having been issued permit No. 1 In the city of Hartford. The machine seals, stamps, postmarks, cancels and "stacks envel opes at the rate ,of 250 per minute and is a great time saver In the large office of the company. A small part of the machine, the meter Itself, Is taken by a messenger to the postofflco and the postmaster acts it so that it will can cel a certain amount of mull. The meter is then sealed and sent to the office where It Is to be used In con junction w ith the rest of the machine The office Is charged with the amount for which the meter was set Can save you money by saving that damaged tire before It's too late Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside. 22 Burbanlt and Corey's Thornless blackberry. Eden Valley Nursery C80-J-2. ' , When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E, Main street. - - This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone Mrs. Kind .Molir,)cit. yesterday for San Francisco where she will Join her husband who has been at Muiletta Springs, Calif., for the past several week. They will iit friends and relatives iu San Francisco and the buy cities and expect to return to this city in about a week. Phone Snider Dnlry & Produce Co tor pastueriaed milk. Safety first. IT Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street, 11. A. Thicrolt. , Hest garden loam for sale. Phone SU2-J. ' tt lkxkkeepUiK quickly mastered with new llurrtuighs Simplified Machine methods. Easy shorthand guarantees dictation in eight, weeks. Business College. 20 A. N. llasenkump of Laramie, Wyo.. is :t guest tit the Hotel Holland, Other guests include It. M. Durunt nnd' Hob Stiles of Portland. T. Dilscoll and N. E. Dwyer of Sknne. Mr., nnd Mrs. U M. Fluhart of Uuig lleach. Calif,, Earnest Marchand of Seattle nnd Harry" Abiatus of Los Angeles. Model dress lining absolutely .cor rect In measurement. Simply sew in your dress and work Is done at the Vanity Shop, , , tf Women's sisirt and street suits with either skirt or knickers. The Toggery, 20 C. L. Goff writes Insurance on any thing. Telephono 4t. . Mr. jid Mrs. Trove Luiusden ar rived In the city this morning from their home in 1am Angeles. Mrs. I.mus den will visu Mr., and Mrs. II. I'. Lumsdeu for period of two or thnn1 week and Mr. Lumsdeu expects t return to I Angeles tomorrow.' Flowers for all occasions. See us about your bedding plant, porch boxes nnd hanging baskets. . Maddox & lkwiney. IO0J East Main. Phone 371 tf Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforeed and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Wed ing Works, 39 8. Front street tf . U. U. Helmnn of Ashland, who Is competing in the state traitMhooting tournament which began Friday In Portland, broke 141 clay blnla out of n possible 150 the first day of the ui'H't Frank Troeh. O. N. Ford nnd C. K. tnthey are tied for flint place with 146. , Itance Eagle Point every Sat. night. 29 Lime and cement, Medford Lumber Co. For'Taint and Clean up Week" you must touch up the porch and furniture as well as the auto. I'se Chi-numel. demonstration April 10 to 15, nt M. F. & H. Co. 20 E NEW YORK. April 10 Kddi Col lins of the' White Sox. considered by many experts to lx hnwliall k rent est second Hncker, Is clipping, snys John lirfiraw of the Giants. During- the White Kox-GtnntH jtnmo at the Polo grounds yesterday M- Onw .en patted his Veteran comrade, Kid" Gl..ftson in conversation. "Now," hh1I the Kid In the course of the t-te-.i-teti "there's Collins: he's the rlusa." "Ah, yi ," must d JlcCro; "but he's a sllirpin'." "Why?" queried Gleason. "Well; he's beginning to -get a double chin. It's a sure sign. They don't cover the ground or hit as well when they get th:it way." At this Juncture Eddie made u long dive and speared .1 line drive haek of second with one hand. tSleusiai laughed. OBITUARY PACKARD R. J). Packard passed away on South Pacific hiKhway early Sunday mo mini; at iho aire of 79 years Deceased wa b'irn. In Iowa in IK I He leaves no immediate relatives in Jackson county, but lias two brothers in California, Otto II, Packard and Charles Packard, als!) a nephew, C. A. liojcle, of Grants Pass. Arrangements in charge of Weeks- ConKer Co., who nwult word from the relutlves. Masonic Notice , , Another of those fiae dime ln pnrtles Riven by Hillah Temple, Nobles of Mystic Shrine. This limn at Grants Pnss Friday evening, April 14th. All Masons and their ladies ore invited. I,et'a have a large delegation from the south end of the valley. Ik-aKle, Rlckert, Porter, McDonald, Hittson and Chapman, ticket commit tee. jr, Card of Thankt We desire to thank the members of the K.of P. and Pythian Sisters as well as all our friends for the sym pathy extended to us durlns our re cent bereavement and toy their beautl ful floral offerings. -. , . , . AIR. AM) MRS, W. A. COR MANY .AND OTJIKR RKliATIVKS Ifi TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOR RKNT Nicely furnished rooms in private family; bath privileges at uny time. Aliio Kiirage for rent. 325 H. Riverside. ', ' 17 TENTS I'OR LKSH Medford Tent & Awning Works DOUBLE CHIN NO BAR FOR EDDI FATAL GUNPLAY FOLLOWS INSULT, TO PUG'S SISTER . .CHICAGO. ,pvu 10., Gnu play 40 avenge an alleged Insult to the sistei of William "Sailor" Friedman, prom-, Jneni lls;htwetght pugilist, was con sidered by the po'.lee today us one mo tive for the shoot'ug In u West Side nilrni yesterday which resulted n tl.e death of one man and the wound ing of ft'iir others. Friedman U ev-, peeted to surrender today and give officer his vei'Hicn or the shootln,', Abraham Rubin, tue titan killed, Is lielievcd to luvo.lvecii a bystander.' One of those wounded is Charles llndesmait, who is alleged to have given the Insult to .Mis. ! ru Green burg", sister of the fighter. Police also were giving etildera tti it to a report that the gun battle was the outgrow ih of trouble between tlvul gangs of bootlegger.. Vceordiiu; to wituoiics (lUestloned h officers, four men entered the sa le u. yesterday uttcim-un. The) K'uncrd ubout the room and nt u sig nal drew revolvers and started sl.c.itlng. After firing ubout twenty shots, they ran. Vemzelos Denies Report King, Wants Him Back On Job U'ASIIINHTON, April. 10 Report thru be rt.id hen itskt tl by King Con Ntiintlne to n-ttiin to tlreeve to re sume the p-emn rubtp were chnrftc terlied as "rldieutotts" hy former l'r nih-r Ventsvloa on hi rutin n today fnun a tour of the nouilii-i-ti mt.-s aud South Ani.-ii.it. - The report was 1 ll .'Ml.tU d . Truiu Ch.-irloite. N. t. Unit ninbt. after the former president had been greeted ni the station there hy'u number of Ills countrymen. M. Venizelos said he could not understand how such an Interpreta tion cmi 1. 1 be plun-d on Hnvthlng he Mill, ANNOUNCEMENT About the middl of April I will open an Institution In Ashlnad to lx known as the "CONVAt.KSCMST HO.MK." which will be Iman-.l at lf2 tlranlte Strmt. fiicliifc- I.lthln Purk aud dirndl? optiOKite tlm three principal fonntaliiH. Primarily, thn diet treatment and nature cure will be utilized In tho Hume, but patients will first bo examined by mm of our brn I medical or non-medical phliiin. ktid trtiueiii will be. bused on such dineiiosU. Patients recuperating after suritli ol vr medi cal treatment In Ashland or eUewhere will find the Horn an admirable place to renln health and atrcnuth. . With a beautiful l'0 ucre natural park at our front dord', micj the var'mis mineral water fountains only a lew hundred feel dintum, th Home tffers exceptional advantage, and oiiporttmltleit to ieopb tu 'Impaired health. Improvements under way in our own homo will pro vide facilities for several patient, while our nviirby rottniies and spurt menu will acrt.mmodatn quite a number of gucats or patients. Hoiine. mothers and nurses will tirtt such Individual attention as la nneesitary. Our little ranch promises to furnish a variety of fruits, vegetable, duiry aud poukry products. Thera will be lU'.nKiln mi)s, cr the curative "milk diet." Jsrsay milk and cream for the "hulldliiK diet," and Boats' m'lk for the detb-ate stomach of adult or Infant. For many months I haye been studying the ai-lenre of Nature Heal ing und find there Is a cure in Nature for prat-tlcaliy every curable d'sease. Medicines will be given only under the direction o phvalclan. I expect my patronage mainly from nearby towns mid cities, where the advantages Ashland oilers for such an enterprise as a Convalescent Hr-me are already recounted. Tho cottage plan is ideal for our work, aud will ha enlarged as nr.a sion demonds. Some day great sanitarium will tine In Ashland nnd utilize the wonderful setting lit his Park and its environs offer for u It an enterprise, but In the meantime there Is ueeil of Ui'h facilities as the Convalescent Home will afford. I will lie pleased to Klvo further Information regarding the Home to anyone Interestud. MRS. W.M.BARBER Ashland, Oregon C. B. Watkins Announces the opening of a new and up-to-date SHOE REPAIR SHOP In part of A. W. Walker, Auto Co. Bldg." 127 West Main St. Medlord, Ore. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIP ess 5MIUNC,. & WRESTLING-BOXING I0UTS GOLD HILL TOIRROW NIGHT Itoxinx and wrestling fans of the valley "will 'Journey" U Oold Hill 'to morrow .night to so the. double muln event card la In' VOt Off by the Hold Hill iioMug eommbiNloii, Ted Thye of Portland .will meet Tom Hay of Oma ha In fyilKh' wraftllnk (iiitttt-h, mid Johnny Carlson of Spokane will meet (leoiTo hranon of Portland In a six round boxing bout. Urn'idiii la guarc tuiteed by Thve as Ihmik a'ulu to hold his own with Carlson, who so fur has generally lui.'u able to got by . with most uf his opponent without much trouble, The .smoker will start at s:3o o'clock with a preliminary l lccit two Hold' lllll wrestlers. If Uay should win the match, he will meet Ralph Hand at an early date Tit kets are on tittle lit Rosa and Ross', Central PoitiL llrowu und Urown, Medford, nnd Milliliter uiut Warner, Ashland. This Is the card put cihy the c.old lllll ciiuiiiiImhIoii liltpe last December, nnd Is the het or us goyd ns any ihcy have ottered. CHICAGO. Apl il 10 i-Mpeedy , ttl.tl nnd pmiUliim M t ei unlimln prompt ly uffi-t ts a ivdiii tt'ui In ci line tie- tlitnd Kline U I) Ibiitntt, imitaiit t'le r:4t Intr illrin-tii' nf lm t'huaK" 'lime ci'mi!il..n, In an address to- j duy at the Uiertlng of the roliuitltten eu law CliforteiMei.t of the A null, tin ' I 'it l- nwMMiiltlotl. The spenkrr sucgelei tbiit I lie I in in cllii 1 1 snltitlon of the nine prnb b io la's Willi the intir! 'The Juiliie who trie the rime knyni whether Jull. o U beliiu itotie or nut, ' (.11 PI Mr. Ipinmt. "If Ju. Uie 1 not helilK adlnliilxtel'i-d b l the orruinl who nliouM tnk. m llnn In the mutter An optimist is one who belieyes he can get; . f Kelly-Springfield mileage from an ordinary tire. ' . . , , " ' .; '. - i ' r i U",). It costs no more ' : McCUISTON & 27 South f ront Street " McCurdy ' INMl RANCH AUF.XOf Six automobile losses in this nftency alone lust week. Joy riders are (retting busy. Is Your cat Insured? Call Phone 1-2-3 Medford National Bank Bid;. Only 2 More . . Days You Roll in Your Seats YOU ROAR YOUHOWL! Because It's " Here Now In hia 4 act FEATURE "A Sailor Made Man" And- . RUTH CLIFFORD -Sn- JROPiqAL LOVE An exceptionally "thrilling' story and beautiful scenery. .I, . Wednesday PRISCILLA . : DEAN in "WILD HONEY" y n LS I'liono 05 l 3 to buy a Kelly McMURRAY iarold LLOYD X ( 1 v My Chevrolet,; , , tf w and we will call. , tf 'Pioslto h, V. Vopol iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lllllllllllllllllllllllill .if day, April 17th. N'nt. 21