Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 22, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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GASOLINE SCRIP
I
BOOK
SECURED
IS
FALSE PRETENSES
Automobile owner nurt giinoiluo
users throughout t ho stute are warned
to bo on tln Inkout for ti ten dollar
MTlpl book burned by thn HUndard
ll in r ny iiml numbered :iishii;i.
Tim hook wiih obtained IIiIn morning
front ,M. H. Leonard, of, tho Mulu
t tnt't. Htatidsrd Htiitloii, under false
prnteniu. If thn book In offered to
nltyoiie for nln that person re-
fluoKtdd to have tli t r mi -ii who tiffms
it put under arrest and thirt notify
W, It, fl)crk, itppclnl nKi'iit for the
KtamUrd Oil com puny In MedforJ '
A mini, about n fimt K inches lu
hi'Uht, with u (lurk complexion nnl
welching ubniii ) 0 r. pounds, accord
liK to 1.4-oiuird, camo Into tli U
lion -till s morning while there wan u
rush unit Mated that h wait work
ing for Mm, Molulne llirlrt of
1'outh Oukdnle, Hit rlly and thut he
had been sent by her to buy a gnso
lino scrip book. Tim book wan made
out mid rhnrgod to Mm. Herbert and
tbn man dcpuried, going west on
.Main street,
When tli waiting rare had been
filled unit thn rush i over tonard
ronitldrel tin Incident and remem
bered ihul Mrs, ItmlxTt never
chained' d hook. Il Immediately
railed Mm, Herbert over thn tele
phono und win Informed thut she
had not uilthnrljed anyone to buy the
hook. Thn niun wan but a Kltr.rt dis
tance Main street by Ihli limn mid
le.fird routd have caught hi in ess-
,ily hud ) lierii nltln ta leave thn
station.
Prior to entering the Standard ma-
linn Hi" inah Iiml conn to thn I'nlon
oil station nrrom thn street, and hud
pretended that lie thouitht It it thn
Htsndiird. , He akod fur a Stniidnrd
Ilvn dollar hook. Jnn Wnlkln.
-perstor on duty. Informed him thai
tbn t'nlun did not 'nel five dollar
took and that hn wan In a I'nlon
ateilon. Wnikln also retimed to unit
him any kind of book. Thn thli-f
learned at no from Walking that Mm.
Herbert wag a regular Standard cus
t tnrr and It in supposed thut on thn
strength of thin Information hn pro
ceeded with his plan.
Wire have been sent north and
south and hwal police urn on thn
lookout for the culprit. If hn g not
raiilit Uonurd will bn 07 or thn
Price of n ten dollar hook, tn thn
bole,
MEDFOttP MATT;
JUIJJ.UJ Jl J'.H :IIJ.I1U'"...,.I.IILI."!J
TRTBTTO.
"JT.IU.'J'i.l.a'IH..
6, xo'it Hundaya und hotldayg, All
authoiiauid ChrlMtlnn rk li-nco lltoruturn
limy tin mad, Ixirrowwd or iiii httHd.
Thn puldlo la nordlully InvlUnt t i nt-ti-nd
tho nrvlciM ninl vliilt thn Itn-iid-InK
Itoom.
lrTCDFOUT). Oin-idON-, AT1T1M)AY. 'APRIL' 22, 1022
1 " ...... i
Catholic Church
,MiiHN ul k it, in. uod U;;3n a. in.
Iii'iifdli tlon arter thn hint inima.
Iliv. Jno, I'ownrg nrtur.
Evano--Luth. Zlon'g Church
Kourth Ht. Ix low Oukdulo Avo.
Itv, Ir. W, II. Mumni Ongor, i'uator.
IU g. 6IH Wial rWtb Ht.
UiitNlmMii K'nlH.
Hiindny hi Imol lu a. in.
Mvllin anrvUn 1 1 tt. m. '
Vou tind yourg am cordially Invltnd.
Thg Church of tha f.'aiartnt
! Cor. (Vntral and Jiirkg'in.
Kundny gclio'il lo a. in. rr-uchlnit
ut 1 1 n. in.
MIh Hv Curponter, n rctinni'd iiiIh
! Hlorutry from Indlu. and Mrg. Ht'dlu
CrtKtka of ChloftKo who lg a vnry Klf''d
, M'iikcr, will havn churKn of thn nvnn
; lnr atirvlcn, 7:30 p. m.
t 1'niyiir mfntinu Tungdiiy nvonlnK
7 : no.
YJ.C. A. LEAGUE
TEAMS RARIN TO
GO NEXT TUESDAY
J.J.'L-.l111 il ......J I
aa7
Frtt Methodlit Church
for, Tinih find Ivy Kta,
Mlga Hhoilit Hiirni'lt, nagtor, rg
W. Ti nih Kt. I'honn
Hunday hool jo a. m,
I'rnni'hlnit Hirvlc at II a. rn. and
7:30 p. in.
Prayer iium-iIhk Tliiirtduy 7:8 p.
All orn Invited lo thi-iui aiTVlo-g.
Kour gciilcr teiinia In (h V .l. ('.
A. !IuihIkII P'lucuu am pniK-tli'lug;
n-KuIurly thlg u-m-k, m.d will, with
out doubt, hn III th ht of ulifipc-
Illhln gtudy rliigg mnotg l-'rldny 7:30 j for thn op'-nlnK of tin- hi iihoii nixt
p. in. V had our flrgt mentlim thlg j Tui mlny nfti rnoon.. Thi-m lx n mm h
Wm k, a K'kkI rlag wag organized. ttti-r outlook for thin gi-nnon than
Thlg g yi'ry IntiTCHlInK work and you ih-r lxt. 'onH.ii rni.i enthu-
ghouh! not liilHg It. A henrtv wnlroinn "u""" Inter-mun n competition
to ult our gervleeg,
Hev. C, M. Klnu, pmtir.
PAOE TITREIC '
gLL'ju.ijLxx.iLPaa-jijijajLi!aii :
TWA A QftMQ why the Jackson County B!d & Loan t
1 If U IVLnuUllU Association is able to oav 7 and 8 oer ?
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cent dividends on ail classes of stock.
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y uur oven,ea.l rxpongn u k-pt down to a fraction out one jkt cmt to c"mdy with tti rulUff of tha
unioruuon lHlttmenl of Urn hlato.
We th. reforo arm in a pwdllot! to pnjr tli IUlu-t rate of Interest cnnlrtmt with Rood btudarwi al
ah.oluu Mfi-lj to all ntoekholdei-4.
, wag eniii-ndired tiy thn Imxketbuli
M-iion and the Honth ili-thodlKtg,
I w ith I he banket hntnplonihlp
I lioiif.rx, urn nut for g'ul In liagehall
lag well. Tho t'hrUllan team hag
M-in iinii-tlilna for imn tlmn urnV
Advent Chrlatlan Church
tS'ot He vent h Ikiy)
Met lu thn American I.etclon hall,
upitialrg In Mndford National Hank
Tlltnt M. E. Church
N. W. I'helpg . puittor.
"Thn church for everybody, except upueurg to hnvg a viry kxmI airijre
th'mo who nnvnr think." n.illn. Tho North M UioUlnt have
Sunday arhotl at :S. Ono hour ' ,,v, rnl v.-ry (tood men und will makn
nn nri.. . ..... ,,.. ' a gtronu hid for the p.-nnant. The
chool.
liaptUtg am reported to In
Bolnc
tM,.. i.I.a Thn r,.ri..u 111 l.n
Thn lant eight wnnkg tlm achool hna ! pi,,).,..! regularly Tu. Mdayg unit Krl
had thn hltflieat averuRe of Its hlMtory. ! dayg on tho hlah wh. urounda on
Wn km now ttliiuif hnr.l f.kv lf. ttinrU ; Vorfh llt.llv ut C'lf. ii m Thn m.K.
lildK. ror. Muln and C'entraJ, entrance ;m.i,i,.h, i.,,, w ,.,.A i n- um i-, ,imin.. fr.,.' ,..
, " " ..' I " a II" 4 n''la-i T1- ... " ----
piaca ior nrnryono oll and younK. I a l" c',",' vul "nu ro'n l"r ln' r
New equipment la thn primary dept. ! 'v"',i'--
make, it a p,nl p,no for thn: 'n
9 tW'1
H. I.. Iliihh.
on Central avn
Hunduy achigd at 9.H
upt.
rrciulilnx at II a. m und R p. m.
MornlnK giilikt, "I.lfo." Kvi-nlim ul
ct, "T)ur B"nhlp." Yoti are eni-w lal
ly lavlted to any or all of the er
vlieg, aro nxpcvtlnR you
Iiuprny, pnator.
ai-hni.l irrntirtit. Kniit- l..nmM f mm
. aeblnR anrvlcea niornlns and the Mim rhurch.g an the w nlora nrn
fVi'Dlnn li the pastor. MomlDR auh-! In the lenirtin at preiu-nt. with the
j;l will to "Our f'tither," tho fourth 1 poMll.lllty of thn I'reiiliyti-rlana com-
Phoania Church
10 a. in. Illhln wlto.il.. Internutlna
.. .. i . i. t i-,.i.
HWI iiiii'itii ni-nitionn. I T. J, II. eit-' pjyHr
ii n. in. .MominR worRiup ami a"'-;
mon, "Thn I'nwer of thn Word of 0l."
,rv,n ! dlacuggkm of tho Knrmon on tho'
Mount. Mrg. Ji.bn Mill will lnu th n' advanced far. It lg re
iimtIiU. ! P""1'" "'at pennanti nuliaMy letter-
Htibjm-t for the evenlni? aervlcn will
led will h hung: up by a
bn: "Wheat In thn Htrawatnck.'
An iniernatlmt hour for every
Come. Von will be tnndo we-
noma no matter what your belief. If
VOtl arn nfriil.1 In lum IIia .iIi..
1 p. m. Quarterly 8 H, workera con-! chftnKn M
fi-rencn. with lunch In hunRnlow. j
:6 p. m. "Mow to (Wereo.no mm-j rir,. Mt)hodl,t Epi,eop,r
'""I:' Kn,,rV": MT , J rtU and l.arUett
7 : 30 p. m. Kvon.nR Kervbe mnalc by , j Rd,,,, Hannetl. pastor.
o.,i.R ,-ple 4 rhorug. Short gemion 0(f iH Nan k ...
,Um nrhluil 9.if
n wani you wun ug at our meet
InRg, A heart y welcome uJwayg.
Live ,h,.,, jn i,,,, p.djjurg.
eoupln of
for tro-
Teani manah'erg are urged to gee
that every wjuad man U wife on the
llHl t.ll It y rl.iuim to nvold romplka
tl.n lati-r.
CH EST COLDS
0
Apply over thront and chett
with but flannel cloth.
Joanph W. Ansnll. Imd,u
rUigaeg for ii II:
aeg. I'rnf. N. W. Kranklln, aupt. '
AlornlnR womhlp 11 a. m. Hon. II. P.:
V VAPORUB
on ;
Tha Salvation Army
320 K. Main Kl
MwiiiuKg Tuegday, ThnraJay
Saturday k p. m.
and
j i.iniiag win deliver an addregg
i' llulldlnit a Chiigtlon City."
Morning amnio:
Anthem, Still. Still With
(Adumg). PololNt, Mrg. I'lerca.
hoprano gilo. f'ouie. Ye llleggeil
Then
Hummy itoiinegg mnniinR ii . m. iu-.,,,, m vn.c
Company moetlnx; Koworih inacu.T i
"After."
Market News
. All ch.ldren tt,t,.ndln any , . '
y gchcolaro invltnd to mo and wrlli uai ar Jnl
t.iventoi k
J'OltTI.AN'lt, Or., April !J.
Cattln and boRg nominally aieady: no
lecelptg. Khenp atnudyi rerolptg 21.
Huhjmt
2 p, m.
Honda
Join ug In our rontnt
In the lead. .
Yopnit INopl'a lKlon fl:3n
Topic, -liy tho Way of KaHh.'",
Hnlvntlon meetln H p. ni. Text.
calh and JudRrueat." If you aro
linroliv for an old limn revival noine
Klvn aiulg found the Saviour laat Sun
day nUlil.
A aen-lcc fori
Clothes of
Character
Th rod aldn lg
p. m.
flutter
I'OUTI.ANO. Ore., April S2.--Hutter
firm, extru rulmg 3tc; undor
Kradeg 32r; rnrtona 39e: prima 3Kc.
Uutterfat No, 1 churnlnx rream 3ff
3sr f, o. b. I'nrtlaiid; undergradrg
3c. i
Kun KranrlMv Market i
sax KfiANcwco, April :;.ir.
a. bureau of Markeig )KRRg, extra
pullntg. flrwU 23c. Poultry uuchunR-nd.
I'ortlanil Wheal
POUTLAM), Orn.. April 22.
Wheat: Hard white $1.31; aoft
wbltgr white club, hard winter, north
era aprlnn ,30; red Walla 11.27.
Today 'a car rncnlptg Wheat 84;
flour 3: oata 1; hay 12.
CHICAGO Hud Taylor, of Tcrro
Haute, knocked out Edward lllnkn.
Milwaukee, in thn anventh of tholr
Nchndulel ten round bout.
RHEUMATIC ACHES
QUICKLY RELIEVED
TUB racking:, ngonljlng rheumatic
ache itquitklv relieved by on ap
plication of Sloan'a Liniment.
For forty ycarg, fo!kt all over the
world lutvo fouml Sloan's to lie tha
natural enemy of pain and nclics
Jf pmelraki without mbhinf.
You ran jus tell by it healthy,
rtlniulatiug odor that it it going to do
you. good.
Keep Sloon't handy for leuraluta,
rcatira, hlmo back, atill jointa, gore
MUclcg, ai rains and epriiing.
At all drugging jic, 70c, $1.40.
SHODrSl
LininientS
MakMSickSkina
Well o9 of Tr.HoKWi
ramllyltiuniKllM. KorcUr.
hcaltliy ocnipldxlon um Imlj
r.H6b8oris
ema Uintment
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier 32 inch Pine, One
Tier 12 ineli Oak and Laurel,
: all for $2.75 a' Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phone 551
Flrtt Chrlatlan Church
Cor. Ninth and Onkilale
IVII Kly Millard, mlnigter.
Illhln M-hool gervlcea 9:5 . m. Her
bert Ilig-rlan. aupt.
Preni hlnR aervlreg 11 n. m. Bubject:
"IlnplenUhlnn tho Klrng.- 8ueclaJ
IllUglC Will ho a iiiIyiwI nuarlnt A
heartv welcome nxlnmliH in all I
6: 13 p. m. ChrUtlan Kndnavor aer
vlcn, ftr young imoplo.
8 p. m. Kveulnn gerrico. Hon aer
vlcn and concert by thn orcheatra, a
proifrnut you will rny.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Wm. Kunrher.
Sermon auhjet. "Iluntlns Kxpedb
tlona." A hearty welcomn g extended
to thn public to attend tonne eervlees.
Bveninu gervice x p. m. Addregg by j We speak of the superiority of our
Hev. A. L. llowarth, tho subject bolnn
T-. .... ... . WUIUCB WIWiUU jwvitbwwu miu-
The Prenont , Status of tho Cento- , ,
nary". out hesitation because of the
KveninR musi;: Anthem. I win oivn magnificent tailoring effect that ia
JUnL( MiT'nv?V"!o' .M b 'oud in every (rorment we
lxnd One. Ite-M. (Illrdl. Mr. Ander-1 ,
son. , . I make. Painstaking care down to
Ming Matin Vroman. piauut; Mr. 'the last essential deliberate tidi
norard ItotH-rta. ontanlgt; Mrs. MayleM of detail-full responsibility
Jordan MacHonrHiRh. dlriM tor. - . .A r,
Mld wek dnrotlonal mnntlnB Wod- for V"7 "eam aad Stitch that IB
negday nvrnlnK at etuht.
Main 8trt M. E. Church, South
Cor. Malu and Oukdale Ave.
W. J. Kenton, pnator.
iHnnday school 9:45 a. m. Great con
tegt on with (Virvalllg. daises ror all.
Ir. Frank Koberta. ti4. Mrs. Ilalph
Woodford, rlmary supt.
Hours for preachlnK services II a.
m. and 8 p. m.
Kpworth prayer service 7 p. m.
DwlRht Vlmont. prenldeut.
Thin la tb lust servlco tho pngtor
will bn present on Hunday. before tho
Renerol conference as ho eteots to J
leave oh tho 26th for Hot Springs. Ark. I
to bo Rone four or five weeks. The'
pulpit will be filled each Bundny by
someone.
Prayer mnotlnR Wednesday niRlit ng
usiinl.
' ' Prtabyterlan Church
Cor. Main and Holly.
Hov. K. I. Lawrence, mlnigter.
25 South OranRc.
Hlblo school 0:45 a. m. Well (traded,
up to dute. Vou we Invited. Carl
Itrommer, supt.
Mornlnir worship 11 a. m. Sermon.
"What Shall We I)o with Ui Sab
bath?" Spocinl muslo by tho ounrtct.
Two numbers., "Oh Word of Clod, In
carnate," by Scott. "Moro Love to
Tlino, Oh Cln lHt."
Christian KnUavor societies 7 p. m.
Kvenln sen lco S p. m. "Llcenso or
noHtralnt ou tho Sabbath?" .
On Monday hIkIU with Mr. W. K.
Tumy, the WoHtmlnster Guild will
meet. All tho young womon of tho
church are Invited. -
Flrtt Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of Tho Mother
Church, The First Church of Chrlut,
belentlst, in lUiHton, Mass,
, Servlceg are hold every Sunday nt
11 o'clock. Ruhjwt Tor Sunday, April
23: Probation arter Death.
Sunday School at 0:45. Applicants
under tho oko of twenty may be ad
mitted. Wednesday evening montlnffs. which
Includo testimonies of Christian Sci
ence houiiiiKH. at 7:45, church edifice,
212 North Oukdnlo.
Tho Itoiidlnn Itoom, which Is Id the
Flrtt Baptist Church
"Thn Friendly Church"
North Central and Fifth Sta.
9:43 a. in. RIMe school, F. W. Mears.
supt.
11 a. m. Mr, (loo. Whitmun. mission
ary to China, will speak of her experi
ence. An IntereatlBR addrotui.
7 p. m. Senior and intermediate
D. '. V. V. A Rood place for young
people.
8 p. m. "The rrodlRal's Father." A
tnesaaRo for the people.
Music: Morning, Anthem. Nevln.
"The Comforter Come." Duett. Arkley,
"My Only Hojw." Miss Wakenmn. Mr!
Walker.
Kvenlng: Duet. C.elbel, "A SoverelRn
Protxtor", Miss Dlttemore, Mr. Walk
er, lhiett, Forrest, "The Crown of
Thorns". Mine PteJnor, Mr. Walker.
Tuesday 2:30 p. m. Indies' Auxiliary
with Mrs. It. W. Stearns. 23 N. Orange
St., assisted by Mrs. Chas. Hoover,'
Mr. Plntt and Mrs. Grimes. Subject. I
"Negroes." I
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet
ing.
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal, j
Strangers always made welcome.
Helpful services for everybody.
Frederick It, Leach, pastor. i
what well-dressed men expect in
our clothes, and we never disap
point them.
DEPENDABLE
WOOLENS
in all shades and patterns in stock
Priced $35 to $50
KLEIN The TAILOR
128 E. Main,
Cut This Out It la Worth Money .
Cut out this Blip, enclose with Go and 1
mall It to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield ',
Avn.. Chicago, UL. writing your name ;
and address clearly, . You will receive
In return a trial packago containing;
Foley's Honey and Tor Compound for
roughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pllln for pains tn sides and back;
rhomnntism, , backache, kidney and
bladdor ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughlj
cleansing cathartlo for constipation,
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowoln. Sold everywhere. Ad.
Notice of Meeting of Stockholders
To tho Stockholders of tho Millionaire
Mining Company:'
You are hereby notified that a char
ter baa been Isuued by tho Corporation
Commissioner of the Stnto of Oregon,
bearing date tho 23rd day of March,
1S22. creating the Millionaire Mining
Company, a corporation, and that the
first meeting of tho stockholders of
sold corporation will he held at Room
No. 23 in tho Jackson County llank
Uullding In Medford. Oregon, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon on tho 24 th
day of Muy, 1022, for tho purpose of
electing a Hoard of Directors and the
transaction of any other business thnt
may be legally dono at such meeting.
Doted and firm published April 22nd,
1022. C1IAH. KNIGHT
8. K. HRHKRLINO
ROBERT LiaiiTIlODY.
Incorporators.
Medfoi'd Bids., Is open tlnlly from 1 to 10.
Community dancing! Nat! Tonight.
Dr. Johnson
Says
Spare the brush and spoil,
tho teeth.
CLEAN YOUR TEETH
Every night. Every morning
. and
after every meal.
EXAMINATIONS
of your teeth ore advisable
every six months.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DENTIST
228 East Main St.
Phone 669 .
We keep practically all our fun.U loaiw'd out at all Iliac Ix-faus the Corporation Deportment of the
Stt, nu-Jug It unlawful to accept dn.mml uVpogit. therefore, it lg not mx-ewuiry to luvp Urge
amount of rai.li on hand Coh on hand biwrg no inferest.
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Y
y C. M. KIDD, Preeldent,
jr.
ARTIFICIAL
$50.00 LIMBS $75.00
Arms, IyCfig, Unices
Arch Supports
Wm. B. Kelly & Co.
B; "-'"' SI. OoJdand. Calif
Day ox Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
WOOD!
Fir $3.00 Tier and up.'
Utah Egg Coal SI 0.00 Ton.'
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
2T Oor Fir and Third ! Pboiio 842
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
O. C BOGGS, Secretory
You are entitled to a
Free Royal or Hoover
demonstration in your home
No electrical cleaner is wholly bad, but some are better than others
and the ROYAL and HOOVER is the best of all.
We honestly believe this statement. Those who own a Royal or
Hoover Cleaner believe it. WE want you to believe it That is
why we say to you: Insist on a thorough demonstration in your
own home, after such a demonstration you will believe as we do.
TELEPHONE NOW F OR DEMONSTRATION
People's Electric Store
Phone 12
A. B. Cunningham
212 West Main St
O. O, Alenderfer '
BUSINESS IS GOOD
With nearly. 2000
SERVICE STATIONS
Not only because they represent the acme of perfec
tion in the Storage Battery field, not only because
they have linked their names with that of a concern
that has held the confidence of a nation for more than
half a century .
Nor, even because under the guarantee covering the product
they 'handle (they are selling a year and a half of assured
battery satisfaction to their customers) rather than merely
a storage battery. But, because the advantageous circum
stances surrounding their connection gives them greater
opportunities and manifold benefits than other battery
service stations enjoy.
' ' .
Because, Westinghouse, welding its service stations into one
great service organization is able to stand squarely behind
each individual member, cooperate with him in the develop
ment of his business and carry him to the success which
must come, when identified with so powerful an organization.
I ir : ., . : . : ' ;
Therte is i wonderful opportunity for somr aggressive 'dealer in this
territory to enjoy the benefits of the Jf'estinghouse fnmchise; write, '
wirfr' or phone at our expense for information. .
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Jackson-Bischoff, inc.
Northwest Distributors for Westinghouse Batteries
88 Tenth Street, Portland, Oregon