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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1922)
MEDFOTtD MATT; TRTBUNR HfEDFOBTX OHFJOX TTTUHSDAY, 'APTUL 27. 1022 FIVE NIANK DEPOSITORS gajjg m mm DON'T UNDERSTAND m&zzM COUNTY FAIR TO YESTERDAY'S RESULTS inumcnM i iDcmv n!. nnrm ormrynrn juniiouii udlia Voru 4. urn i ocr l dlk eniiitlileriililn ioiiiiih'IiI pro it it l con, haw written In .tin li hoii v 1 1 In ilitrtliK III" priHii'iil trrm of court over lint i IkIiIh, pi 'IvIIokvn, mill Iiot'iloiu Kiunttnt In W. II. Johnnon, fur iii or (imlilcr tf the IIiiiiU i f lui kxiiiivllln, now iiNtfiiKlhly hitvIiik a ten yeur M'iiIcimo In thn Hi II In U Ihllll Ul Hllll'lll, 11 poll n l!l'U of KUlllY, to iipproxlinutnly lit) liullct- lltl'lltlt liruUKllt HKlllllHt llllll. u u l II-I Hull uf tli failure of thn tmnk John-' mm wuh atiliunniiui'tl un it wUiu-hn ImI thn ruiin of IiIh ImlMirttther, (. ), lllnca. unci wu HiipiiiiHi.il in liti In chum" of H pl'lmill kuiihI. I In left lltla iiKiinini; mi Hi" Hliiinlii Limited! fur Kuleltt. j Jnhimtin muuied at will limit ml the. murthouan niiil nun tlioiiKii yard, tin nlli'iided it it . I uni"nt rlcli-cl, lln wu nr fru uk itny oilirr rlilxen, having html, nena hefni the cotir(. Htimn of thn ilipimliiir In llin defunct lunik wern iiiiIiuiiiiIimI ut thin, mill exprivmi'd llieinwdvea vlK'irtiiin!)', AiTin.lltiR (( I It. i report Jnlmaon In fin ploved nt I tin Mule pilmiii on un nttHlalunt niiprrliiliMHlrnl ut thn flm mill lit llin inlmiii, under llin direction if a flu fpifi from l.o'Klinn, and hla ilulli'n rcnulii of keeping Hi ii limit rncordu of hla follow prlnunera, the hooka, nml r.i'in'iul iivenmer of tlm worker. Arrnrdlnn to Kherirf Ter rill, JnliitMim liu lh" u.ie of an niilo, Mini In nllow-ed to itrlvn unattended nraund I ho mri'UlH of the iopll'I. Willi t vutil vlalt lo Itln family. Accord 'iik to report thn former cashier In nut aubjnct to initio rnnrti'lion at tlm pennl ItKtll'llloit UurliiR lita niny In .larkionvllln, Jiiliiimm v lt(til with relntlvn. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National llimlnii I; llrnoklyn in, I'lilluilelphlu 6; New York 4. t'lilciiKo 4: I'liiiilnirit :i no innliiKHi. CliH'Imiiul 3; HI. LoiiIm o. American Clevelund 3; Chlmo 7, Hi, I.ihiIh 0; I let roll 2, New York 2; I'lillitili'lpliiii 4, WiinIhiikIoii I!., It'iKUHi U, Coast I.on AnuHt'N 2; HuTiiiiii nto 0. I'ortlutnl J; Vninon 6, Seattle 4. On li In ml 3. Hitlt Lulu- Hi; Hun r'niru Imco S, I'AKIrf Ji-k I oin iy r'-rclvod on flfii-r from u Kimip of pirmiliii'tu Vaih Hull MHU( fitu n out' t'rn to ln"i t 'ii'nrKfii Ciirii'iili-r, tlm Kn-nrh cluini lln, In limtun niimn iim t tilit atini nifr. provlili'il CuriH'iitrnr dfil Tim i. ht" I.pwIh May II. CI.AItKSIMI.K. MIhh -Flunk Tr li Viincouvir, WiimIi., ritrilnl olf hmh lionoiM ut Cotton Ililt rliiitiilotiHhl Nhoot by t it i it 1 it k In a m-orn umlT fnvotiililit wciitlur ronilltlonn of "70 out of ii :riNNllilfl K0( art!it f'ir lit" ("iillrn nhoot, - e oeueve VANCOI'VKtl. II. (',. April 27, -Tom KlttK, Viinoniiviir uililtlliiwi-lrlit. i-kIiiIi-IIhIii'iI a rtitlin In Dm iiilil'llrwiOulil I'm Iflr couHt tltlo Ikti In xt nUht ttlo-n ln m nlvi n tlic iloi'laion ovr f) nln McKay of I'ocitifllo, lilnlio, In n ten round main ovi-nt. No-Ejj; Majroon&tse Dreti'og bnrr ftmnd thil method of making mayontrhitt both roarrmVaf and ceoHffbnial : lp. anil, 2 ihfp. Carnilion Mild, cup oil, 1 lap. pptlV, I llip. lemon Julca or vlntnai. Pot aalt and papilUi in a btiw!; aU4 Cmaitun Milk and mm thoroughly; add oil low. ly, (lining (onatantly. Theit add U Itmon Julca or vint Cr. Thia rcla makra cup aalad draaatng. II ti tiavttt'l aur lllmlrataal ImIiM ! too ll4 reoaM, rll tmr mpf ! Crlla Milk I'toa Hta to., avj turd tllil, rvrlUaa, Ora. I NKW YOItK. A pi II :;.--1i. Olunla ami Yunkora wnr lalli"i fuiixirarlly truliTiluy In tlm ilitah MM)nnl wurd by Imtli l'lil!uilrliil ti-uma, t Qtuikira turning thn taMia arti-r a of 1'inplinllr irnuni liiKn. C'onnln Mnrk'a Alliti'tlia hrok th YiinUa' Htrcak of a-vrn tilraU'lil. pull ln tlm minio out if tho fir In thr ninth whin Hum Joma au'-aiifiilly r x kxli-d Ullr lln I'ltllllci wra out' aluCKinx th wrld'a cluiinpi n. 0 to 4. In u gaiiift foittiire l liy four 'Ircult urlvra. Th Clunt acthark cava the Tuna an opportunity lo rrowd In a th loUKlin niii1iTlili. Ali'tuniliT itnrnlnK a l-n InnliiK ilf-lnl in over lliibn Atlanta nf thn I'lratea In a liatlli of vrlhran liurllnic miiatiTH. Knnth Wllllaoia' honm run atrfuk In wltlrh h rolliT'.t U In four ilaa. wna atnppnil wht-f llahn Coin twirled Ty Cohli'a Tlsnra to a almtotit vli-t iry ovit tho llrowna. A t'li-vt-land ata met dufiat at thn lunula of Cm White S. Itm Yankrna retain ml thnlr nmiT'ln ovrr thnlr ni-areat rlvitla. Kour lU-il Sot pllrlti-ra wnm piim mnltml by Wnnlilnnlnn f r 19 lilta nml jli rtina, giving the Si-nntora. who nv puifiilly aro rotindliiR Into form, a rli'itn awrep of Hip aerloa. Two Ilroiklyn rncrulia. rilrhor Vanrn and Cufher HuiiKllnK. wore jniulnly ri'HMDalhtn fur the ten to onn ilnmilr admlnlHti-rod t't limit' n, IttinitllitK l.noiklnx In al( rttna and aii-rlnit two liliuai-lf with a alitRlo. douliln and triple. Kppii Hlxey, Clnrlnnatl'i elonmtted aotithpuw, pltrhed thn Heda to their aeronil victory of the aoiiHon. a three tn notiilnK almtotit over the St. IiuIh iCardlnala. . Tetilullvn pliniM for llin pi-nuiitieiit lltllllllllKH to III' I'M', (I'll (III till' fulr KiounilM wit aliown lln Ntm-k-hnldi'lN of I In' full' iikmix lul Inn III llnlr un nun I iiiii'iloK nml um fur un I In ni' plutiH ui'iii oinlliii'il lln'y wile inninliliiiiihly endoi 'il. Aunlliil li-lioi'tH ut 111" iiri'hldi'iil, II. I.. WiiHIht. 'I'li'iiHuri'i' W. II. liorn niiil tin' ii 1 1 1 1 1 u Bciri'ini y, II. o. lln bmlt, ni'ii' HUlniiii Ii'd, and tlwan aliiiucd n rniinMimlilK m livily on llin purl of tin' illii'i I'ik in ptftliiilnnry work for n iiiriunni'iit f.ili'. A kmc fur lln- Ki'iunilN friini tha illv mid lli' niuiily ii ul Inn II l''n wuh niilnvii ulnl art-orillnK lo lln pro VIkIiiiin Hie illy iininlriali'd m ill rci lnm. I h iininly In In tiiirne nix (11 ri'rtnrH nml tin f.tlr nHMHintion nnot limli'il rli'Vrn. 'I'lte iiiivi'toia elni-tod to repreaeiit lite illy me K. C. HitildlM, J. W. Ii'li'r, John II. t'nrkln. !. I. Ilrnwn V. II. Uoie nml II I,. Wltllher. The mork Impli i n i le, li r I'. K. Unti'H. H. Kuinpti-r Hinllll. J. C. t'l'it illili, n. II. V. IliiiKhniii, It. M. I -own, leu. Alfiud. '. C. I'uie, M. J, NnrrlM, K. I". Hamilton, l'loyd ChniW-y und K. K. Ilrriion. The iTiunty nul hoi IHkii Iwive not unit In llo-lr iioinltiiillniiii, toil lmni' illnlily iiti"ii ri'iilpl of un in i'. the ill reiliita will iniift ii ml elm I f f I r . The f ul r ilnl" xi'li-i li'd fur tliln yi-iir urn Ki'pti'iulx'r II, 13, 14, 1 nml K.. The fir-t di.y will he klinwn ua I'htry ilittf, rltiHkmi'O, n h well n all cltii'.ena n( Jink'nn rnunly ure nnkiMl to pie pnie i khlliltH fur tltla full- which It la eiei'd will lie one of the lrft ever held In the unite of Oreaon. otitalde i,f the Mute fulr. The liul'.dlnc eiulp mini will lie of the Very flnrat to tnnke l( m h. 1 hn Cnllfornla atntn fulr at Hnrrn inento will he held Kepi. 2 to 10, thn Southern On i n Ktponltlnn und Juck- a n County Pair, Sept. 12 to 1, Joan jphlne County Kulr Hept. 19 to 22, Ijinn 'Ci tiniy I'alr at KtiKntie. Bept. 19 to 22. a. ,m . , i warn. eiiiCieiis m ROlEWEistfee oricantmadefc the modem automobile endue. If it were possible to make a bete oiltliaiiZEEOLENE mis company would ua and tho Oregon State Sept, 25 to 29. Fair, fiuleni. BOOZE LI PAY THEIR FINES John Cornm and llawley llopwood who were arrented liy N'lalit l'o!penien Ovn and I -4-KRltl Sunday miming apd who wnro mnWctml before Justice Taylor of having had liquor In their n,H' nnon were flm'il $"0 each. Corum jmld lila flno Tin lay hut llopwood otnoted to remain In tho county Jail whern the men were conllned the flrat nlKht. Thn rttJtu, however, waa a city enso and Chief of Pollen Timothy ordered him confined In thn city jull. He had not apent many hours In the 1 ion I hnoaeKow until IiIh fine nlaa waa in thn lmuda of Jumice Taylor. LegaJ Ouaranteo Given Nm iwJ f Knitm -no puln-rntitintie wutk. Ak lu t (Or-.mn file irmluH-at. HKATM'S l)ltl l KTOHK The Pregidcnt of ihc Standard Oil Company (California), author of the statenient quoted above, is right in believing that Zerolene is the best motor oil made. The lubrication engineers of this companyhave)roveditrepeatcdly,by means' of thousands of dynamometer and road tests of Zerolene end competing oils. The reasons for Zcrolene's superiority are: First, that the Standard Oil Company (California) possesses resources of( crude oil and of manufacturing equipment and personnel that are unsurpassed in the entire petroleum industry. Sec ond, that the engineers and chemists of this company have, from the beginning, been given carte blanche to make full use of these exceptional resources, and to spend all the' time and money needed to develop a lubricant ideally suited to the needs of the modern internal combustion engine. At the President's- request, we are undertaking to tell the motorists of the Pacific Coast the story of Zerolene. We shall do this by means of a series of signed statements in the public press. These statements will 6et forth in plain lan-' guage the requirements of an efficient motor lubricant, and' the detailed reasons why Zerolene meets these rexruire ments perfectly. I ,rL-. 4lnLH I STANDARD OH. COMPANY - jf-'V TCT-rn...j -I'lT'-yr-r I SPRING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND GARDEN TOOLS ! EVERY ONE OF OUR DEPARTMENTS OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FOR SPRING GARDEN AND LAWN UTENSILS T M .1 . .I...1.I.. 1 ... ! . . . TO... vc--V2Ut i'livui -uowcr.s in lciiiarivainv uv iu mtn. i iw xiji Kiims i liar mane mowing u pit'asure. ' a 'rf ii i Lawn and Garden Tools (lardrn Cultivators, (Irass Shears, Svthos, Kukcs, Trowels, Hoch, Shovels, Spades, Spading Forks. GARDEN HOSE Moulded, non-kinkable Hose; per' foot 141-LV 4 prntKS III ' ii'pi l -test M rrtt: BEDS .SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES 2-inch Post Pod, Steel Springs, Silk Floss Mattress. Complete : ; StfO.OO nR,iv.-'l ti PttMl OVERSTUFFED ROCKERS Genuine Leather $19.50 Imitation Leather $14.75 Other Values in Parlor Furniture PERIOD STYLE DINING ROOM CHAIRS AT BARGAINS -l Full P.ox Seated Diners ...'....$3.50 Quartered Oak, Genuine Leather Scats......$4.00 Period Diners, Walnut, Blue Leather Scats $5.25 Cane Backs, Blue Leather Seats, Walnut or :.. Mahoganv ...$7.50 CAMPING AND TOURING SUPPLIES Camping Outfits, Stoves, Utensils, Tents, Auto Tents Camp Chairs and Beds, Auto Beds, Auto Truuks, Outing Grips and Suit, discs, used Bil'les. ' v We have received a new complete line of , REFRIGERATORS at, price. considerably lower than last year. ' Aluminum Cooking Utensils Cups 1(V, Tic Tins loo, Stew Kcttlos 4.")e, Roasters 95e, llmible Boilers $1.13, Dishpans $1.95, Teakettlem $1.95, rcrcolators $1.23. Don't Forget Our Exchange Department MORDOFF WOOLF 217 W. Main St. Complete House Furnishers Phone 9 Linoleum Bargains fi ft. widths, si. yd 98c V2 ft. widths, si. yd. $1.12 Gnmito Inlaid, 6 i't. widths, sii. 'yd v. .$1.10 Straight Line Inlaid, C ft. width, per sq. yd. $1..13 LlNOLEUMl