Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MKDFOUl) MAli; TUimJNK. MKDKOHl). OHEflOX, TIIUUSD'AY, 'APHTL 27. 1922
paok vmim
CELEBRATION
OF
01 ANNIVERSARY
MOST SUCCESSFU
L
Tlin tinnlverHiiry oio!cph luwt even
ing by th local 1oIkk In roiiiiiiniiiinji
(km ()' tb fimndlnK nf Odd l''illi'WNlili
W (IDA Of tllfl IIIOt Nllcceaaful HII'I
KrutirylllK event tinder tlin HUHicea
of thl order aver held In homiIioi m
OrcKon, Tlin Indoor inKi'um, HioiikIi
mnwlil lonKthy, litxt nut u dull mo
ment In II.
Tlio inarch, 'oinirlln acvc-nil hun
dred men ii nd woiniin ineiiilmr of the
order, ftttrarti'd iinicli iittnntlon and
favorablo comment friu Hi" llirunit nf
liK)ptn who lined I liu Hlriii'iN, The
enuum detmrtmi'tit. In lu hkiiiI 'Mili
tary accoutrement , wrnt eauimlnlly
ulrlklinc.
Th principal feature of tho oxer
clae wit th.i oddro ly Heunrr ('. M.
TlmniM on "Odd Kullowahlii and
AomrU'imlHin." After briefly nki-ti-ti-InK
th orlKln of th order, tlin aomik
or dwitlt tit length on Hie fniutloiihlt
th prluolple Mini orm'tlee of Odd
tVllnwahlp hftvn in, Hnd liiUNt con
tinue to have n connection with the,
davetopment uni welfare of Amcrlcii.
FIRE LOSSES IN
SOUTHER
N ORE
SHOW A DECREASE
(,'. I tlolf, loiul iir""'ilMllve of
ill" Ot'ttaon I'll" Itellef UHHoi-iril lin ,
returned fiDin Mi M In Ii villi-, (IMK'MI.
Miuuliiy HiiunliiK, IiiivIiik utti'iidi'd
III" HK'hI'm iiiiniitil i'iiiivi it! Inn, In Id
nt the Ilium- (ill. i. A il 1 1 IX mill I 'i
An lli'in n( moie lliuii iimnkIiii; lit -tii
in t i tin' , ni, iii mill him' Unit i' -eidvi'd
mi)ii mi. nil, hi iiml ruiinldi"
union ill lliln un eritlou ivin llm
n I mtI I'm i 1,1 Hi" iihkiii -lii 1 1 ii fur Hie
flrat Oil"" iiimiiliM i.f IM22 ii h rum.
lulled w ith tli" Mini" period In ItilM.
'I'll" tlKui'H for tlin collie l ul"
allow it xIIkIii il"i reiimi In III" Miniiiuit
of IiimiIji in" uillti'ii, Willi" III" flic
Inane linve In e n iniiie tluiil ilonhle
tllilHK I.f till. flrat till'"" MllltllllH of
I '.I '.'I, ulili Ii mil. tii'iivli'i' limn tli'iH"
of IU2Q,
Mr, iloff nlntiM Unit liln territory
i'iiluirlMlii; ,I.iih'iIiIiim mid Jink ciii
i'iuiill"H wu one nf the few hk. ii. li t
ahowluu mi Iih ii'iik" lil IuimI iii-hn writ
ton with ll ileclelmo In fli" lmw.
direful Imiulty ('Hliildlnlii'd the
flirt Hint 4 lie mperh'iii'e of llm ill"
Itmi . I'"lre Itellef immii llitlun Iium hern
the ijii. "I It'll"" of in in 1 1. u 1 1 V nil
I other liiniinilii c i i.iiiihiiiIi ii fit! llm
jtcrrlloty In Hot confined In I U ukoh
IiIuii". If til" fu" Iukwh for the en
ll partumliirly mn'iwil three Kreat ... , ,.., ' .,; ,,,
catue which threuli n Hie country ' j Urt ,. ,,,,, , (,,, will
loUroal mirtty In Iny In prm eiuen , , mMrii,K n,i u,,. re. i.rl a di
of r)iirt irM eedur, llm ulurinlnK , xrai e Li the nnii.ni.
iMvd n( nddlntlun to driiMit, mid lotii
wurclnl hiKilleKKlnit.
Mrii. John A, I'erl rnntrlhuted nn
1ntereiitln unit onllKlitenluK tulk on
th ttalM'kah tmneh of tlin order,
, Otlmr fiittire of th proKriiin er
Ui'tlonii hy tlm Chrlntlnn rluinh
orchvdrm, mlo hy Hv. t. K. .Mlllunl
and Mm. VAon Utidner, nnd mdeetlunn vulwd tlm uinliein o with limhter,
hy (lie Odd IYIIuwh yiiiirt' t; reudlnK Al tin uniitiul roll (-till. It In ex.m l"d
by Mrt, II, A. Canndny; KwedUli thiil from tin to U5 ierent of tlm n i-
lkti'he by 11. It. Ilryant. A ierlnl hernlilp will reHMinf In pernon or by
fCKtur tirnt-srud by MeJnnie Dully. I"tlr.
-.-U-lllli L-. M 1 1,4 L IIM .L.LS L-g.-1 - -'- - - .
Orang-Utan Writing Notables
Insist on Every Little Honor
C. HALL REPLIES
; 5
Ry
TOME
' EVE OF CONTEST
1 1
Heine nnd lirnitK with u trlbiite t llm
trinity of frendlil, love nnd truth,
coni'luili'd with n iM'Uiitlf.il tiitdeuil,
Wii etitliuiiliinlli iilly rerelyed.
I An untrained nnd liiliurmnnliiim
ortiiltn of futile vli en vndeMVorlliK to
render old luilliuU In Illlm-ttO Uy C'OII-
Jlern wu Imvu ''IIhiikh," thn tmmn
iitun lltoruteur, nt the typewriter, and
j' JlKK," hhi culliilKimtor In liuit ator
. leu. Hceiiiirlni nnd aNHiirled literary ef
forU In the edltorliil rooniH of a newa
piilH'T. w lili Ii huit aaked tlimn to aet
down Ibidr linprenMUinii of life with tlm In
Al (I. llnrni'H ClifiiH, ("iiiiIuk to Med- part
ford U'edii"mlii. May Urd. nnd wluit
they think of the illy iu which tin
liiNr la lornted.
I "Uunaa linn Htopped work t ili'inund
raitu Jne nnd n hy-llnn. The ity edi
tor wua Buinewhut alow In KratitltiK
thenn little favora, nnd "IlnriKa" la he
Klnnlnx to bawl him, the town nnd a
. To the Kflltor:
May 1 MKk your InddlKenei? In a
little further npnr in which to re
ply to 111" IriKcniou nn( wicked
fiilnehooda t of my eonternpory, S.
New lM.rry, He Imrncd that my
lleenae iim n teacher Wfi revoked.
I linve on exhibition at tlm Klk'x
ciuo tnreo (lirri rent tnu lu r n cer-
tlflkiitf-a, Ikkui1 under the (.'olvlK, !
I'lcrcn nnd Mitchell ndrnliilHtratlonx.
I have hImu nffldavlta ahnwlnit thnt
I taught four terma In one dlMtrict.
The recordH ,ll n;o ahow thnt New- 1
bnrry never '.nuKht morn thun ono
term In any one diatrict. I merely ,
cite thl unhappy rec ord to ahow '
thnt achool board in thoa day were
mado up of men of acharacter and
diarernment.
Aa a matter of InterAat, I wna the '.
younfeiit teui her ever recxlvlnff a '
flrat Krado -ertlflciite In Jackm.ii '
county and have held that record 1
for thirty nix yeara. Alao that the
whoo:a I tnuicht turned out more '
tciiehr than any otlmr rural whoolii.
In the cuuiity.
Flva of my farmer puplla dlatln-'
Itulahcd themaelvea in the mlnhrtry,
one pupil la now a railroad precedent !
n. wapnpar offlv. wW tHara'rf noth-1 ""7" " ",
. , . . . , . . i tata ana nation.
Inie for th t ureateat living flmlan, Viea reff.r to aa.he, a(fldavU ;
author la eat. ' (wherein Jack Altken, Judico of our!
"Not even a rarrot In tho dump!", lata ronteat. makea oath that New-!
enlulnia the oranR. "lianRa" and berry I oat naid peraonal corneal by
"JlKKa" do an aerlnl act In tha dlaplayg Ielllng conaclence "conahcanao."
which noma ninety "monk." Iftkn11 Wemirm to offer thU URKetlon In
'Sugar l( Cut
8 AN FRANCKSCO, AdiU f. The
t'ullfonila-Jiawuilnn refinery ha an-j
nounced a cut of ten cent per hundred '
pounda In refined cann aux&r from
I5.KO to $5.70.
ll
hla dofenae. The word waa entirely
Unknown to him, aa he never had
one, and doubtleaa thought ia aome
new tangled breakfaat food.
May I nay In condunion that !
l:rothrr Newherry I not altogether I
o Mnme. Hi early education being '
"rr.e what n Kl" ted. Certainly he
hna never heard of thnf oimnle
I iiwlo of AcaoupiT concerning the
frog who tried to awell hlmat-if to
the nizi.1- of an ox with auch dU
axteroua effect, otherwise he would
not have taken on auch a contract.
Very Truly,
COURT HALL.
To the Editor: !
Referring to article publinhed by .
Mr. Newberry wherein ho claim to.
have defeated Cpurt Hall In a per
aonal conteat. The facta are as fol
io wo: Hull won the conteat, Mr. '
Newberry gatng down on the word ,
conaclence which he apelled "con
aheanae." Very Truly.
J. C. AITKEN, I
Judge of aald context.
Ed. Note: The apelllng above ia
i aa 'written by contributor.
flu
TO
SPEND
Mnnnnn
VUUJ
iUUU
CRATER LAKE ROAO
One motorist say $ :
"1 recently returned from
an 1100-mile trip. Before
tarting I cleaned out crank
case and filled with Cycol.
With Cycol I found better
lubrication, smoother oper
ation, entire absence of
spark plug trouble, although
base was full at all times,
less carbon and an increase
of three mites to the gallon
of ts" M. BLACKMAN
Sao Mateo, Cal.
from each gallon of gasoline
Ordinary motor oils contain destructive "sulpho" compounds,
no matter what "base" they are or where the crude comes
from. It is these impurities which cause them to break down
rapidly under engine heat, thin out and result in faulty lu
brication, excessive oil and gasoline consumption and unnec
essary maintenance costs.
Cycol retains its correct body under engine heat, gives more
efficient lubrication, insures a gas-tight piston seal .and re
duces upkeep costs.
You too will notice a great improvement in the power and
life of your motor, and in maintenance "costs, by flushing'
your crank case the right way and using Cycol. Remove
drain plug while the engine is hot. Replace plug and pour
in two quarts of the grade of oil specified on the Lubrication
Chart (not kerosene or so-called "flushing oils). Run the
engine for five minutes. Drain and refill with .the correct
grade of Cycol. Cycol will mix with other oils but it is
advisable to use Cycol exclusively, because it contains no
destructive "sulpho" compounds and because it insures cor
rect lubrication.
Look for the Cycol Sign. It is your guarantee against get
ting motor oils which contain those power-wasting, money
' wasting "sulpho" compounds.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY,
Executive Office, Associated Oil Building
79 Nw Montgomery St., Ban Frauciaco
The federal rada department and
the state highway commission appro
priated 300,OO0 for road construction
contracts to be let this year on the
Crater Lake highway. The contracts
for grading and macadamizing the two
unit let last week amounted to $175.-
000. The bridges will cost about 175,-
000. This will leave about $50,000, pro
vided there arc no additions to the
contracts let. to assist in helping c'ose
up the nine mile nap between the Cas
cade Gorge and .McC'loud bridge.
I
Rivera rrk on the 1 R"gue and
Pacific highway, between Gold Hill
j and Rogue river, owned by F. C. Elliott
j is "w onen f ir Its first seas m. It
consists of five acres with abundanc
of fne shade trees and shrubbery. 32
different kinds growing therein. It la
Ideally located .on a beautiful s'rcfli
rf water and has -plenty of spring
water, cann tables, stoves an1 chair,
rest roorrs. and everything t" make
to'irlsts confortab'e have been put in, j
I an ! la strictly sanitary. A gravel t
driveway has been bui't from thei
h'Hhwav into the park. i
A dam hag been put in backing the.
water up making a nice lake that is'
belna: stocked with two year old st"el
head. j
Mr. Elliott bas a service ettl n
where he carries ti es, gas and .oils. '
H' ala' has a a 'da fountain and cn-!
fectlonery making not only a srdend'd'
camping place for tourists but a nice,
place for people to spend Sunday or
camp. - .
Hand-Tailored
SUITS
MEDFORD MADE .
Choice of 50 Patterns
Values $45.00 to $55.00
This Week Ony .
at $42.50
Special Sale of Army Goods
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PRICES
Old Hi-Cot of Clothing Dead for Keeps
Army Itlankofs, like new, HlXI 1X0.1
-Vw Artny I'up Tenia, heavy hluiki I Hi. k. They nutke a tlrtiuly
camping outfit, for two people a. 0.1
Xcw Army I'm k Sack. They will hit- 2 blanketa, a iup tent
menu kit, canteen, etc., ul J.."l
Moa Klta, new, a'uminum, rcKiilntlon '. ,;i."
Canti-ena, new, ulunilnuni 35
CitntM'ti 'upi , jji)
('anlc-n oer, reclniui .a
. 1. llMfH-lK-?!, reclaim, (tmm1 .Iiw- 1.7.1
ew it. It. Shirt , r girHtlon
lieuthf-r I'uttee, a (food hoy 4.50
Hhlrt. new, elr hemy khaki ...."!...".'...'"!.. I. HI
New Corduroy Krecchc!, a IwrKiiln at 2.MA
A new low price on Ill-Top Kubher I loot h li.HX
('time in and aee our ww StH-l f'oldlnjt Auto lied. When folded will
lit in tne Hack scat of any aulo, even a Konl.
TENTS
New Wall and Auto Tent, tnado ol
t". S, Ntnndiird -J.it Inch White liu k.
XxlO, K oz $ 9. (Ht
!'. I or.. 1 1 1.1
UtV2, H ,rr.. ., It. OO
10x12 ll) o ytMO
A'mwnv Auto tenia. Thl wmk only S
it7, H or, 0,30
0x7, III 0.. JJM
We are In Medford to atay, and aae
fon money.
United Army Stores
32 Central Avrmw Kouth.
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YOU WEAR NOTHING QUITE AS IM
PORTANT AS OR SUBJECT TO SUCH
SEVERE WEAR AS YOUR SHOESvThink
of the number cf steps you take the miles '
ycu walk each day the severe strain on
your feet and the shoes you wear. In genu
ine Edmcnds "FOOT-FITTERS" ,we Fit
YOUR FEET Properly and thereby Insure
Your Comfort. ' '
,Iu This Store There's 'No Feverish Anxiet
to "Make a Sale," but Careful, Intelligent
Help to Find Just What You Want The '
Kind of Service That "Makes a Customer,"
Price $7.50
G. M. Kidd & Co.
, 223 E. Main St.
I Hur yitur camp fire Is dead Then bury It!
Gas Is a Glean,
Convenient Fuel
It ccmes into your house and to the stove in
a small, well-concealed pipe. Gas fires pro
duce no smoke and their flames can be per
fectly controlled.
Kitchens in which gas is used for cooking
are easier to keep light and clean. The ad
vantages of brightness and cleanliness in
your. kitchen in themselves are reasons for
investigating more fully the many merits of
gas as a fuel for cooking.
;
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
MOTOR
OIL,
FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE "SULPHO"COMPOUNDS
KLEIN The TAILOR