Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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AUTO CAMP FA1E
TO BE SUBJECT OF
"Irene" at the Page March 18
2 GOOD BOUTS ON
FORUM MEETING
Tw'n yi'iiix ii!(i, when tlm member
of tltt Mntllnid Chamber i t .,'im iiht'-'i
worn aked u eminTMH v opinion
it t wlm t they di'Mlri'il tint ehiimher
t(l IllllleltllllO, II Willi found (lint tin
KCIItllllcllt WIIH 11)111111 IlllltrillllOllii fill'
1 ii 1 1 r v im t niituiiioblle. rump. kihhiiiI
fllfllllleil.
Since tlu'n ili Nt(tnilnnll".il MUlmiti.
bllo Clllltl Kriitllld llU Ix'i'l) developed
rind kit I'linii'iil effort Im been iiiii'Ih
dy H committee of Hi" (Immlicr f'"f
the i iiHliililUliini'iil ol mn li 11 camp
untli-r ru u n l-1 1 in I control but without
KIK'CftNM, ,
A roiiiHlnn Iiiih iIi'VuIiiiumI which
will r"Ulrn u eiliefill atnily uitil define
tho 'director tunl tin- rliy tiul UorK !
IH'l.i they ilcxiro In Mi'l llfi' III" aeritl
lllollt (it lilt' IlielllllCt of 111" ellllltlll'T
cif cdimmtri'n and therefore ill" iuuo
llllllllll. rump KrOUIllI IlIlM llUfR. Illll'l'l
tholmblecl fur ilUriii.wl in lit tlm forum
which will he held M Hi" M.'ir.iri
hotel tomorrow niwul.
HARDING lAKE PART
IN EASIER EGG ROLLING
WASHINGTON. April It-l'ri-sl.l-fit
and,, Mi. Iliinlini; liiivn t'OiiiimU"! I'
l'lt the Whits Ifim ground Kiinier
.Motiduy for el:ii rnlllliK.
liluh yenr thoiirtitnl: f eMIdrcii
with huMi tilled wait vti ro.in U
l!M lltruiiK tin kmiiikI iiiul eagerly
wm.ii f.if Hi" president.
A SWEET LITTLE
, BABY BOY
M&kes a Bright Spot in Every
Home. A Comfort in
Year to Come
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TAPIS AT GOLD HILL
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PAVILl
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Seen from "lrv." t the Page theatre, Tpenrley, April 1Bth.
C. OF C. ELECTION OF IPIONEER MINER OF
OFFICERS OF YEAR,
r. ii iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
WJ 11
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Prk Ranlda. MinncKnta.' ."I havo
tkn your mtliflin - Ljrdln K. link-
nam vcgeiabio
Cumbound when 1
wan a Eirl for jmui
and bo lore and after
my marnaK" I
havo a awpr-t littlo
baby lioy and wtll
M-riil you ni (m'turo
if you wuh U (mUliiih
it. My iHtit kiiw
tak your mcdii-um
and Imd it a rrt
help, and I rwom
men J it tu thxiae who
u(Tit lwfir thfir balil'- aro burn.
Mm, Wm. Joiinhon, llox 165, Park
i:ildn, Minn.
To murry and arrive at mlddla ngi
without children U a Rrcat liaKniit
tnrlit to many wurm-n. fhmk of Uk joy
and comfort other women havo in Uuir
children aa they grow ulji-r.
LyJi E. Pinklum'a Vi'ifKtalilo Ctm
pound ha hvlpd tu bring jrn-nt happi
nrM to many famillpa by rf torin wo
mrn to hoallh. Uf ten tho childloaa nuina
i duo to a run down condition of thu
wifu, whiih 'may bo h'ljH-d bf l.ydiii
K I'inkham'a Vi)tabl Compound. It
brfltiKht health mid happimM Into tho
liorriit of Mr i. Johnson. Why nut to
yolirt ? '
.Tie dire torn of lb Medfnrd (iim
lir of I'onimen'o wlU iii''l!t"iiior
row ivinlii for the election Jif ofll
rrii and to t'otiMlder Ihe piiii-y of lht
l-rd for the romluic yeur.
A illrt'.iir will ho i-levtod tn fill
the vut'Uiiiy rauaeil by tlm P'liKliu
tlQU of CcoVka T. C'uIIIhB. who on tic
eount ot hi pli)iittl 1nlltl(.m found
it linpi taihln tu erve. i
lb, mine niMtrrii will Jmve mi ro or
! the allenllnn of lh') tl I rT ( ri uml
mirli HlaudlnH t-umtnlttieH nil am m c
enimry f r tlm rotuluct 'of tlm liuiiu
ber will be nppolnltfd. TIk-hm cominlt.
t-en nre roinnittteo on committer,
i Iii.iih" rontttiltie. HHil'Unj; iiunmli-
tee, liiidKel I'Ofiiniiliee, loriini kiii-
mil I eii and ini'iiiber'.hip cuiiimltti'e.
Tlm ntiliil.il twMMt of fltntllii.il
inniHiii'lli.n iiikI u-couillnliiiieii(ii
will be made unit ail Open eVeillUK
tneetiitK will bi aiTiiiiRed for ,iliuiiiK
the nit..r part of ihl inoitih to en
able Die tnenibemhlp to eprei their
ientre n to Wbilt ucllvltlen ihey lb'
Hire the direclom to illiei't their alien-tlon.
VALLEY DIES AT
A jX-wl CTv.) Ib ;.( niirc(l for the.
Ted Tbye, TOiil liny i,n .lohnny
'nrlon-f leoiKH Ilrnndon iiiiiIiIhh to
he hel.l t Oolil Hill IhlM evenlMK
iimler I be iiueplee ,( ll,,. do, I f f 1 1 r
IU.xIiik nmiTibiKliin Tliye ami Kay
will wreuili' to n fi'iiii, uml if l:;iy
wlrm lie will tio i:.t Ii.-.l with l!;il.li
lliiml. The f I rut jiMinilnnry will lie
fliicifl nt . ;' o'ik. The '!o:i
Hill i a.ln mlnHl li.i.i :ilv, ;i;n kIvi ii
npiii f-ivi ru il K'ioiI t ill, uinl loniKbl'K
menu In no i'Xee)ilj.,n.
t'oiinl'lerubli' Inlet et u inanlfi "led
In Ibt JoliiuiK arl . ti-lieorne Jiiun-
bn nlx-iounl bout. I'iiilM.n him been
lw:l Of till) HKbW'ii;!,! ,lHi'lll In IblH
lieelhill f'ir 'o lOtlR tin,", Tel Thy
(rijiii'iin'ee thil Hr-iielon will ulve
him a ti-yout, und if lo- iteyi by him.
Mill be In llllO for n'lrne'twiilIM liiKher
up.
A nunilwr of Inly wrentlinc f.niK
Will l,o In Mttt-nduie is tliix evetilllK.
Tftsre is a nrnttfr of
tobacco quality
W r nfc it our honci
liclifi tl;u llic tobai'coi uxd
i.i OirrrtlHd arc of finer
ii.i.'.y dud henceof bcurr
;;) than in any other
i ii;et:e at the ptiie, .
Lzgrit (t Mjtrt Tttutn C'.
N. Y. Stocks
bye
G. COLLINS RESIGNS JACKSONVILLE HOME
. Anlmie Koe, n realdent of JaekH-in
county fir the pat 45 year paiH"(
awiiy lit hi home In Jnt'kimnvllU lust
evetiltiK lit the u?e of "2 year, nine
tiiotiilu. II ilay.
Iieci;iKe. wn born In I'oilual nnd
Hpent a Kfctil part of hi life at in-a,
fceliiK eni!!iKei In the whallni; Iri'liiK
tiy. The lotter part of hi life, how--ever,
wa Riven l nilnlnp, he having
caniio t ItoRue Hivor vallvy vith
r'runk l":in, now ib-ceiised, und th
two men mined what i known na tho
Slerlind mine, lie for a time lived on
farm on Vllllimn ereeli. lb; wa
nuinied b Mnvette Cllson who' wa
((neeUHed two year uii. Mr. Itose wa
Mt one time H liitili of connidenible
niiiiiiH, Hint Im-i'iiiui- a siaiineb friend
f all who knew him.
The funeral cervices In charge c.f
Veek-t'oi(!er Co, w ill be held &l Uh
lute reHidence, Wi'diuvid.iy mornlni; nt
1) o'eiit'k. lntermi'iit In Jacks-mvillc
cemetery.
Notice Contractor
Hid will he received by the llopie
Hlver Valley Canal Co. for the cjii-
latrucHon of three concrete hkhwy
Jculveit.i fin the Craler l4ihe Highway
'ror iniormntlon cull ut umipniiy office
'SoiHh Kir HI reel. 1
i'alher'a l iiiKi'r I'l iiit.t.
rONCOUlHA. Kmb, April It. Kln
rer print on I he handle of the axe
umd In the murderous im.iault nt the
Tremh!y farm home a week ago to
nluht were tlione of .. S. Tremblay,
faihfr of the Tremblity brother, no
cirdliiR to a report received today by
Ci'Tcner II. K. lody from expert ul
the mate penitentiary.
Allied Chemical &
AllK-Chuliner
American Ileet 8ui',ar,. ,
American 'ati
American Car : Kuundry
American llltla it l. u:)ier pfd ...
American Internatlunal Corp...
Aitierlcmi lxK'omotive.
American Hmeltlin: & Itefn
American Hugar .
Ainerlcmi Humatra Tobacco..,.
American T. ai T
American Tobacco
American Woolen ..
Anaconda Copper
AuiiUi.n .
All . Hulf & W. Indie
lialjw'.n locomotive
liiililiiiore & Ohio
l.ethlehem Kteel "li"
, Cunadlan Pacific
Central IutlMr
Chantl'tr Motcra .
. Chegapeakn Ac Ohio
ICbiraKO, Mil. end St. Paul
Chicago. K. t. & Puc
Chlno Copper
Colorado Kuel c Iron
Corn Product .
Crucible Steel ,
Erl '
Famous Playera-Lasky ..
tb'beral Asphalt
(iencral Klectflc
General Motor ......
Coodrich Co
j Croat Northern pfd
lllleol centra! 7
1iibi ru t U it Copper
International Harvester
Int. Mer. Marine pfd
j International Paper
j Invincib'e Oil
j Kelly-.SprliiKfuld Tir?
Keliuecolt Copper ..
( l.ouinvillu & Nahhvute
I Mexican Petroleum
. Miami Copepr ...
j Middle. States Oil '..
IMIdvale Steel
jMlaacurl Pacific
New Yc rk Central
j V. Y.. N. II. and Hartford
j Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
I Oklahoma Prod. &. Kef
r.T.r,
4X."
41.2
49.7
lfifl
70
if,
112 '
:' !
. 72.7
120.7 i
13H.
h.r. :
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lower Price
20 now 18c
10 now 9c
(Two 10' 18c)
esterheM
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos bUndat .
11."..
4C. .
79.fi
14 0.7
:t.a;
7S .
61.fi
, 24.7i
46 I
2S.S;
103.7,
CI
13.2 J
fc2.l'
C5.7:
162
r.9.7
71.7
107.5
. 41.5
.
. 7S.C
. 4S
. IS. 7
. 46. 6
. 31
.1 10.5
.133.5
.
. 14.2
. 35.7
. 24.1
. hK
. an.2
105
Pacific Oil r.7.3
Pan American Petroleum 64. f,
Pennsylvania ..' 42.5
People'g Can , S4.5
Pure Oil 33.9'
Hay C nsolldated Copper 15.fi
Reading ". 7R.3
Rep. Iron & Steel 67.2
Royal Dutch. N. Y C3.7
Sear . Roebuck .. 74.8
Sinclair Con. Oil 25. S
Southern Pacific 90
Southern Railway 23.8
Standard Oil of N. J ..171
Studebaker Corporation 120.9
Tennessee Copper 12
Texaa Co 43.6
Texaa & Pacific 34.7
Tobacco Product 63.8
Transcontinental Oil 9.8
Vnion Pa'cjTIc 137
I'nited Ifotall Store i". 4 8.5
P. 8. Ind. Alcoaol 46.6
United States Rubber 63.2
I'nited States Seel 98.8
Vtah Ccpper 66.5
WeatinKliousx? Electric 62.7"
Vii:y Ovrrland 8.5
Amer. Zinc, Lead and Sm 16.3
Putt, and Superior 28.2
Calm. Petroleum 55.8
Mmntana Power'. 68.2
Pbattuck, Aria 8.8
Great Northern Ore 4 4.2
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I.ivotix k
PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. Cat
tin and aheep nominal' steady; no
receipt. 1 lefts nominally ateady; no
receipt. Feeder pig $10.50 10.75.
I'ortlaml Wheat.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 11.
Wheat: Hard white, soft white,
white club, hard winter, northern
sprlnK $1.21: red Walla $1.21.
Today's car receipts Wheat 30;
flour 4, hay 11.
CORNING TURNS
DOWN BLUE SUNDAY
...
With Mod ford trafle I Metlfnrif mA
CORNING, Cab. April 11. The vot
ers of Corning went to tho polls yes
terday and by a vote of 301 to 263 de
cided they would have nothing; to do
with a Sunday "bllIe law." .
Market News
Port In ml nutter.
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 11. But
ter steady; extra cubes 39S30c; un
dergrades 28c: cartons 36c; 'prints
25c. Dutterfut No. 1 churning cream,
35c f. o. b. Pott luii d; undergrades
33c.
Interesting Sermons
this, week at
First Christian Church
' Evangelistic Services.
TUESDAY ' ' -; .
'.'The Passing Over of the Angel of Death'
. WEDNESDAY '
"What the Christian Church Believes'?
Special invitation to Klu Khix,
- THURSDAY
"A Heart Religion";
FRIDAY
"The Greatest Enterprise in the World"
Good Music Male' Quartette, Duets and Solos.
You are cordiallv invited.
Easter-Time : Bargains in
and Home
Household
jpurnisnings
Nece
ss.iti.es
An. Array of Values for the Easter Season that Every Housewife
in Southern Oregon Will Be Sure to Appreciate
Overstuffed Rockers
Genuine licathcr $20.00
linitation Leather ..$17.50
mm
4C(;L Ollu r values in Parlor Funiitiuv
1o inaii'li these (il'lVrs.
Dining Room Chairs
Period Style
Full box sealed dinners !..$3.50
Quartered Oak 'Genuine Leather
Seatfi : $1.00,
Period Dinners, Walnut, Plue
Leather Keats $5,125
Period Dinners in. Cane Hacks,
Blue I eat her Seat s, Walnut, or
.Mahoganv $7.50
DON'T FORGET
OUR EXCHANGE
DEPARTMENT
1 i8
MO
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mm
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Refrigerators
i
Complete line of new
Refrigerators just ar
rived. , Prices considcr-
,;f'- ahly less than last year.
Cainping Season Will Open Soon
We have a complete line of
Teijts
Oil Stoves
(oniplete line 'of Kerosene Gas Cook Stoves.
.Odorless, economical and,efficient.
LlNOLEUNl
1 K.n
.V4--5
if,
A few patterns to close out. AVhile
. :! I 'thevlast.
t ft. widths per square yard 98
12 ft width, per square yard $1.12
G ranite 1 ulayed, 0 ft. widths, per square
yard ;...:...$1.10
Straight Line Inlayed, (i ft. widths, per
square yard ....$1.35
Cooking
Uterisils of
Aluminum
1 A J.
" 1"V ?SP
Cups
Pie Tins 15
Stew Kettles J...! 15
Roasters j. 95r;
, Double Boilers ....$1.15
Dishpans : .....$1.95
Tea Kettles .......... .......:....$1.95
Percolators.. , $1.25
Dishes
Blue Cups and Saucers
15f . , 6
Not each but both.
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DOFF & WOOLF
217 W. Main St.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Medford, Oregon
WE CARRY A
COMPLETE LINE OF
GARDEN TOOLS
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