Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

rEDFORD MAIL -TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREO OX. MONDAY. ABRTL 17. 1022
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DIM LOIS OR
PAY A FINE, IS
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AH motorists f Medford and vi
cinity ar warned If they dosiro to
escape paying tinea to strictly adhere
to the state law, which compels the
dimming of lights on approaching an
other motor vehicle. Stato Motor
Traffic jCopa McMaoon and Terkina
hare Just rwelTed orders from head"
qaarters to pay Special attention to
ORCHARD
FIRS! TO SMUDGE
FROST TOMORROW
These ore frost worrying days tor
the orvhnrtllm.i tf tho Roxua ltlver
valley, who fortunately escaped pr
dletetl kUUnR frosts Sunday ami
Monday mornings, but must attain
x otmtHinn of a heavy to kill
In frost tomorrow morning, which,
n u.wiik tf io al conditions today,
ran only be averted by ft miraculous
i limine In the weather situation
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STEEL INDUSTRY ON
ROAD TO
REV VA
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wan still
peculiar
rlsln in
weather
connection With
data. However,
I sf nlffht wntt a hnr.1 one for I
auch violators, and they gathered In j Fi0yl YounK. tho government frost
four men on this charge lost night; expert stationed here, to dope out.
who-Wr fined-In Judge Tay'.or's ; becuw of n high barometer, which.
court today.
Two of the offenders, Frank Holt
gang and Lloyd A. Moss, were fined
$10 each because they violated this
law In the country district, both vio
lations having occurred between Med
ford and Jackronvtlle. It la regard
ed as much more dangerous to travel
In falling to dim lights in the rural
6eetton. than In town. The other two
HOMOKKN. X. J.. April IT. Chair-
ninn Oiliv toilav tiitltl that With lm-
Easter Sunday, 1321, was a full proved business conditions the steel
day for Medford Methodists, first Industry has doubled In volume over
church. Yet cf all tho gathering last year.
held commemorating tho rlslug of "' ro oplM-atlwt at present up to
Christ from the dead, nine was more "5 per cvnt Ingot capacity," ho contlu-
Impressive, n u was more lnsntra- ued, "and we have added to our enpac
tlonal than the sunrise meeting con- Ity nnd to our wealth." Ilo declared
ducted by -the devotloual department that at present coal oerntkma In lllr
of the Epworth league, liy 0 40 40 mlnham, I'oeolmntus nnd Kentucky
young people had assembled at the district are moving at full capacity. (
church, going from there by auto-i Export business la rapidly getting
mobiles to Tierce Hill Appropriate buck to a pre-war scale. Ho believed
Ronga were sung aud prayers were of- "It will Increase atlll further In thej
tered. Kcv. Sasuett read from the near future.", I
Bible, and In a torso address emphu,
Tle hvskIoii of tliu grand Jury
vheduW for this morning bus been
TO BE OUT OF DANGER
NKW YOUK, April IT.-Jolin Me
t'ormuoU, Hie tenor, 111 from u serious
tluntw ' puut " TuklUK win'i f W 1 o 1 1 1' I h U
nient. ' Urnvrul c mditloit most fuvi i-ublo,"
l.oHtponed until May l&tli, owing n,'r"H auecuon, connmiea in improve.
touay, inn puysiciiins tiniiounci'ti.
A bulleiln ItiHued at 10 n, m. said:
"I'tttlnllt i'Ut ve.y voiufnrtnult'
pnwiuo of Work In the dutrlct at
torney's office, and otlu-r reason.
The petit Jury of lha etretilt court
will be culled, tut scheduled next
Monday April 14th, Thro bootleg
glng eases, two bank of JmltsenWIlo
eases, a inanslauKbtrr chartto urUInu
flout an auto accident on the I'aeltle
HIkIiwhv, nnd several minor vimlnal
rnwn Mil be hc4trd.
night. Slept five hour. Throat en
dlilon greatly Improved. Consider
I n ',' 1 'i ' ; i" '. 11 "i ui .,1.
Blab Butler, Rob Hons
ClilCAtKi, April IT. After stub
bing tliu butter and lui'Mntf him In u
i;liMet two liinttliirH lixlity run.'iniikd
I he Iminu of Waller H. lirowstor, prosl
dent of the Clikiitlo HlueU Kuliiwiito
and escaped with JeMelry vuluud lit
I'leiise reiuombur that elusslfled ads,
locals and smiill uds are Utah In ad
tnncs. Hrlng lu your ads and do not
use tttlitphnnQt ' tf
' 1 'i i j . "i in i
after gathering all the data, possible gitod the emptiness of Christ's tomb'
as the factor of especial Import to
us. Tho body of our Lord is not lying,
lu come grave. He Is risen. Largo
snow flakes, falling slowly and gent
i ly, served to make tbe occasion nionj
. beautifully solemn. After a final
1GHTS OF
offenders, Gain 'Robinson and XUah
rtoberts, tailed to dim their lights In
town, and hence drew fines of only
$5 each.
O. K. Babr, a traveling sVesman
from Portland, was found'cullty at
bis trial today befcre Judge Taylor
' of speeding on West Main street, in
J tbe wake cf tbe fire department
whlfh was en route to a fire Satur
ray, and was fined f 25 and costs. He
and studying over tho situation, ho
ent out word predicting n minimum
temperature In Medford of !S, which
Inter proved to h correct, but con
ditions bad so altered by S p. m..
that ho gave out the possible predic
tion of !. Then they again changed
for better. (prayer, the early morning worship-
Only one orchard smudged this era returned to the church and ate a '
morning, and that was the Modoc, breakfast of hot buns, bacon, eggs. The Knights of Columbus, their
Thjr,P.Cn". o,rrdl than and eott- wnlch had been rwpaml ladles and friends will gather at the
Sro? thVtilieV tb'lb- four,h department of the Na.utortum next Wednesday evening
- A temperature of S9 means aeve- young people's organisation. The re- for th0 bl annual raster K. C. ball,
ral degrees lower on the floor of the liglous observance, though Informal. Kvery offort possible Is being expend
valley. Mr. Young and County Agent was one of deep adoration for the by the committee In charge of the
Cnte spent today In going over tne living and ever present Cnrlst.
valley, examining tho condition or i
the buds, in order to gather knowl-'
edge of how the low temperature of t
this morning? affected tne nuas. so as
GETS 2 YEARS IN PEN
!m drew a fine of $S and costs tor to tftem tn giving future frost
operating a car wunoui a license , warnings.
plate., Babr bad pleaded not guilty
-and acted as his own lawyer at the
trial.
. When arrested by Deputy State
Motor . Traffic Officer McMabon,
whose speedometer showed that he
, was speeding along behind the de
' nartment at 30 miles or over, Bahr
rot into a wordr arrument with Mc-
SIOUX FALLS. 9. D.. April IT.
not h would report for trial in po-. George Egan. three times candidate
Ilea court today. Whereupon McMa-jfor the republican gubernatorial nom
hen In accordance with the law. pro- lnatlon of South Dakota, today was
vision In such cases put Babr's auto- sentenced to two years In the peniten
fnobile In hock unUl after the trial I tiary for making false claims for insur
vii over. The law provides that a ance following the burning of his
par can.be so held In lieu of a bond ! summer home near here late In 1919.
of $400, the maximum fine open con-i Egan was convicted here late Satur
vietton on a speeding charge. I day.
SISTER-IN-LAW 0
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MOVED
We need more room to serve YOU better
' The same phone number
1000
' The easiest in town to remember
New Location
119 EAST 6TH ST.
RENARD ELECTRIC CO.
P. S. Watch this space next week for a "MOVING
SPECIAL." It will be worth while.
Portland
One eerrico Canadian Pacific now
taken you in comfort, without travel
worries, direct from Portland to
London, Parb or Berlin
mi on
P(SldifD
. Only 4 days open sea 2 days on tho majeetic HU Law
ronee River and Gulf. Only 12 days to London and 1'alrs
" , 14 days to liorlln. Magnificent sliips. Hcbedulcs now
ready. Let us explain.
Further information from local railway and stoamshlp agents, or
W, H. Deacon, Ocn. Agt., Pass. Dept.. 65 Third St., Portland, Oregon.
Phone Broadway 90
BEFORE TOU PLAN A JOURNEY SEE A Canadian Pacific Agent
LACHHAN EXPOSITION
SHOWS MEDFORD
4 DAYS and NIGHTS
Commencing
Wednesday
CIRCUS CARNIVAL
15 SHOWS 15
v 5 RIDING DEVICES
April 19
CONCERT BAND
Opposite S. P. Station
MY
DIES
details of tbe dance to make It one of
tbe season's moot brilliant affairs
Finn niutttc has been secured and a
large crowd is expected.
I - The patrons and patronesses will
bo M. and Mrs. C. J. Seymour. Mr. anil I
Mrs. U J.,Schad and Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Daniels. Invitations can be!
secured from any member of the
iKulghts cf Columbus.
Court News
(Furnb-hed by ths Jackaoo
County A bet ract Co. I
('bruit Court. I
Oregon Orowprt Coperatlve I
sovlntlKii, vh,4K. Ilnrsley el ut. Ac.
Hon for money. Certificate of attach
ninnt. i
.Mrdford Irrigation district vs. Win.
M. Forde. Hiitniiiens.
Medford Irrigation District vs. I
Clnus lreeitlng. Huttinions,
Minnie Pearl Hnrrelt vs. Jonas
Darren. Kuntiuons.
Ilalph Htanlnv.- et al, vs. Otto
Handt. et al. To reform Instruments.
Hitrdlne Creek Irrigation district.
Notice of eliK-tlon.
MurruMm I.ltx-njni.
Kdln J. Iloordman and
Itodgi-rs. , ,
Fred It. Mintle and Orace Kelts,
Allen Mnttlxon and lt.-l.-n Mlln.
Mario
Mrs. Sara North died at Medford.
Ore., April 16. from Infirmities due to
old age. aged 81 years, 2 months, 7
days. She was born at Carbondale,
Pa., Feb. 9, 1941, and was the widow
of M. J. North, a Civil war veteran,
who died In Missouri 19 years ago.
Mrs. North hmt been a resident cf
Medford for the past eight years and
was a member of the Presbyterian
church. She leaves one sister, Mrs.
V. H. Canon. Koaeburg. Ore., nieces
and nephews: Mrs. E. M. Jenson, V.
L. Lamb and Dana C. Lamb, of Fond
du Lac. Wta.; Mrs. J. A. Van Hecke
of Chicago. 111.: Mrs. R. D. Walker of
Lcs Angeles. Calif.; Stansbury Taylor
of St, I-culs. Mo., and George C. Tay-U-r.
president of the American Rail
way Express company of New York:
Verne T. Canon and F. J. Canon of
Medford. Ore.
Funeral services will be held at
the Terl Funeral Home. Tuesday
morning at 11 a. m.. Rev. Lawrence
officiating. The remains will be for
warded to Vandalla, Ohio, for Interment.
STORES TO CLOSE
TROWBRIDGE FUNERAL
The Retail Merchant's bureau rr
quexts that all stores close between
the hour of I to 3 p. tn.. tomorrow,
Tuinday. during the funeral of Hen
Trowtirldue.
The remains et Henlnroln Trow
briUKO arrived In Medford Monday
rnornlnif. ,Tho fsneml servk-o will be
held at the Perl Funeral Home Tues
day at 2' p. in., under !iumi.:c of
Tailmiian ldi;e No. Jlt K. P. In
terment In Jacksonville cemetery
PHOENIX POOL HALL
BURNS
5000
L
OS
The pool hall at Phoenix, owned by
Lyle Walters, was, totally destroyed
by fire early this morning, entailing
a loss of about $5,000. Tbe, origin
of tho blaze is unknown, but It Is
supposed to have, started from a stovo
In the back room. The entire coun
tryside turned out . to fight the
flames, and saved tbe Phoenix Mer
cantile company stock and building
after a hard struggle.
The fire burned down a high pow
er line of tho California Oregon Pow
er company, and shut off tbe clec
trie heat in the Incubators of tbe
Whlto Wing Poultry farm. Linemen
wero pbond for, and connected up
the current before the incubators be
came chilled,- saving hundreds of
young chickens-to-be.
Tbe burning of the high tension
wire also shut off all lights in Med
ford and vicinity for about a half hour.
While tho fire was at Its height the
Modford tire department was phoned
to for help at 1:10 a. m., and Chief
Lawton and one fireman with the
extra book and ladder and hose truck
responded, but arrived too late to be
of any assistance. This act of cour
tesy on the part of the local fire de
partment made a hit with the people
of Phoenix. Chief Lawton pralaes the
work of tbe Phoenix department in
holding the fire to tbe destroyed structure.
Convicts in Favor of
Keeping Prohibition
tit! Id Cruwulors Leave.
8T. LOCIH. April 17. The Chll
dren's rrunude for "ntnnesty" depart
ed today for Terre Haute. Ind.. the
first lap of its Journey to Washing
ton, where President Harding will l
petitioned to release 113 men lm
prisoned for violation of thu wur
time netrt.
SPECIAL SERVICES CLOSE
RIALTO
Now Playing!
Amerira't; Mowt Versatile
Comedian
Fred Stone
The two weeks pro-Easter sen-ices
at the Christian church closed Bun
I day and were very successful. Tho
attendance was good, and the mimic
by tho mala quartette, chorus choir,
i special numbers and the orchestra
were rare musical treats and tho
splendid gospel sermons by D. E.
Millard wire exited) nisly well en
Joyed by all. There were 25 udditlons
during the meeting.
Tho Kapler services were a grand
climax for the meeting. The Kunday
school attendance . exceeded all ex
pectations, whllo crowded houses
yrreiod both morning und ewnnig
services.
Tho church was decoruted with
flowers In keeping with the occasion,
as wns the special muHic by the choir,
male (uartett, and the solo by Mrs.
Hurry 8cougU.
It was a great day for tho church
and there werd twelve additions,
Hunday, Including several young men
in a thrilling story of ranch life,
with tbo bud Und; of Wyoming
m a sett lug.
"Duke
of Chimney
Butte"
Coming Wednesday
"The Cave
Girl" '
A Miittiiificent Klory of the
North Country, with ft tlnlll
that rivals "Way Down East."
Wouldn't Take $1000 for His Truss
ACE 49. RUPTURE SCROTAL LARGE AS QUART CUP.
OCCUPATION FARMER.
Viciiiiii, H. 1,
IbnrSirsi
I ki1 your Tni nil . K. 1 wmililu'l take a iIioumiipI l l -bus
for it. I wan iiw ful nunl ulici I pit it first iiml put it on.
I tiling 1 diilii't liuve it on jiinI rilit, niol t ciikm.1 iihiv than
once iiihl I win. rciuly to M-ml it Imek, but now I nm rIihI I
didn't. I run it nil kinds of heavy word mid I fecl.lik I
Inivcn't nny Truss on. 1 it m w 11 iden'd with it. You onn puU
lilt this y titer if you wish. You Imvo my riht to do it.
Heath's Drug' Store
The SanToj; Shop
109 Eat Main Street
uunrrt i BL-a L,aa i. jui. i .1.-J..1 a; uij 1..L-1 'iu jj .naiuj..m.iJi.um.M
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Tables for Parties
of 4, 8, 12, 16
PRIZES FOR
BEST
DECORATED
TABLES
Everybody Bring
Own Refreshment
WAHINOTO.V.JApril IT. -A recent
poll of t-ottvirts In 222 pennl institu
tions on their itand In n-gurd to pro
hibition resulted in a vote of 133.
411 to 909 it) favor of the 18th
amendment, according to E. K. DUd
diiiKton, president of tho prldoners'
th poll hnd lK-en taken at the re- !
quest of a United tates senator.
, April Society
Basket Cabaret
Ashland Armory, Friday, Apr. 21
9 TO 2 A.M.
Auspices First Company Coast Artillery
DANCING! SPECIAL ACTS! ENTERTAINMENT!
Brilliant Decorating Effects!
Seats on Salo
Rose Bros., Ashland
Phone Your
Reservations
ARMORY
OPEN ALL
DAY, FRIDAY
APRIL 12
Admission
$1 Bach Seat
including Wnr Tax,
I 'until and Hot Coffee
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MEDFORD, OREGON
Headquarters for Paint
Our Certain-teed Prices
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