Medford mail tribune., April 28, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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T. Origin,! ood.D,l,,k yor All A,.. h CooLlne -NUU,1.U- - DiawUtU
See What CASHWiII Do
Nice Juicy
Picnic Hams
17c lb.
Starting Monday, May 1, our free delivery
hour will be as follow, 8 a. m., 10 a. m.,
and 2:30 p. m.
LOUIE'S
Fouts' Old Stand
Phone 271
tmv k.tlm,.-, t
Hmkmt tmr flow A. An4 IKmf,
W I ! (. rf .k.f
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tun a Mff
Im m an' hurry iipV
1i
Kellosfefs
Com Rakes
are a taste thrill
at meals or any time
That's because Kdloeg's Corn Flakc3 are so dcliclously
flavored tho' KcllopK flavor that is known all over
the civilized world! You, as well as the little folks, can
cat great bowlful of Kellogg's Cora Flakes day after
dayand each sunny-brown, crispy, crunchy spoonful
thrills the taste as though it was the first!
Put Kellogg's In comparison with imitation corn
flakes! Kellogg's Corn Flakes are never tough or
leathery or hard to rat! Thev are all-
thc-timc crisp, all-thc-timc good ! Doa't
mis': ftnrli oninvnmnil
Insist unon KclIoeV In tl urn .-.I
TOASTED I CRE:N package that bears the signa
turn of W V KVlln
CvriTI Corn Flakes! NONE ARE GENUINE
sri AKta without iti
or
CO&N PLAICES
-.Ur. cf KELICCC'S KRIMBLES .B1 KELLOGG'S BRAN, cook.d ... .r.U,J
The Greatest of
All Vacations
A few lnys era few
woi'ks ' nrnanor lilie
wonders f this prcnt viicnlioii land will infcpirt any
ono lu Rroiiler iici'oniilislinirnts. Tho
Canadian Pacific
Rockies
orfnr a variety of diversions that In at oneo restful, elevating,
entertaining unci cducntlonnl. Make, this your most onJoy
ublo vacation. ,
Banff Springs Hotel Opens May 15
Chauteau Lake Louise Opens June 1
Glacier House Opens June 15 '
' Summer TourUt Knivs
lo nil KiiNlri'ii IViIiiIm on
wile Slay 2.1. Itct inn Urn.
It, Oetolicr ill, iWii.
The. "TK.WS-OAXAHA
IjIMITKH" resume hw-
vice May -I, lienvos Van
couver, II. V. dollj' at i
P. in. ,
Write or call In pomon for comploto Information, fares, etc.
Canadian Pacific Railway
M TIiIhI Sliwt, 1'oHlanil, Won,
Itnmdiwiy f( i W. It, D.mhoii, (i. n.Mal Auvnt
WOLGAMOn CAS
E
DISMISSED
RULING BY COUR
Tim trlu I n( ICdiml H (Dii.l) VVi.l-
Citmi.K, ihuiKiil H)lh .llr,K lliiuut
riiinr t nn iil.ruiit ihIIiik In tlm Hi-i-ull
court Tliui'Miiiy nrii'iuoini, when
uiiiiii iiiiiiloii 0f .J)Kiii Atli.incy
!luli .Mnnri, Jin y wuh dl
liiilunl, mill tlu , i -iv illhiiilHMciJ. t'iIh
B'Ullll WilM tu'ki'ii IIIIUII l nilliiK ,f tlui
coiiit tluit "iiihm-mliiii of )iiior roulU
ligl tv Mn i (in i-Jii;iii ii of ii nn In uf
ll'i'i'r." Aiiiiili.,r Imlfi liu. nt of tlm
Willi- ;.iiiiii iiiitiliu u:im iilnu ilU
iiiIdhi'iI, Tin- i lid f wIln.'hH fur tlm Mute Kim
Hum Mi l li-nilun wltu huh imihI.Ii. to
lilvntlfv tin- IhjIIIi-. or ii II i hi. li.ii. of
tlm iilli'iii'i! null-, ii n. I who iMovi-1 nn
ummiIIhIiii ttiry w H in for both kIiIch.
iiIii In tin- Mium-iii cH ,,f UIh tl-Htl-iimtM-y.
In mi iffoit to rorrolxirii'D
tin- will-, tin- ciuii. nil. .,,,1,1,., t
truiliiri- li i-vliti-iirp. In. II I. h roniiilli
inu wlilki-y iiloj;il to linvo l--n
fiMliul III till. IM.SM.HhIoll of tin- do-
f'-mlmit. Tho ili fi tlm- oliji-rti'ij to
tlil. mill hiih HiiHt nliM-tl i,y ilm i-out-t.
Tin- I'i'iiiii'liilni; 1 ii'l lit tiK-tit H iin.ilnnt
WuluimwU will ,ii tiliil ut l ltl tirm
of niurl.
Tin- irlnl of Ktoivnri- ll.ill, rliaici-J
Willi ii violation of tin. prohibition
law will In. mi ii rt n tifkt , Miiiwl.iy
nun nliilf. oIiik U) tin. fm-t Hint
Miikiiuii Hull, une uf thu .i lin liml
It Hi-Hum. nuw on iiiiruli', mill work
Iiik In Kliiniiiili iniiiiiy. uiniiot nr.
Itvi- licforv Hint llm, Tin- row wai
oiiKlniiliy m In iiu'.-j fr imh morn
Imt. Tin- trial of N. I!. iuitl:i win
l-i'iiii tliln rmirrtlnic with Attorm-y
i, M. Itolii rt r i-r- nl mu tin- ill-f.-iiw-.
ii ml tin- niatn I.iIiik i.pr. wm
ril by iMntrli t Attorni v IIiiwIi-h .M..oi
nil 8irrlii lUMrli't Attornry (Iiurf
NiHWn r of ItiMi-hiinr. The i nl!r
inortiiiiK hcHxIoti wuh di-vuti'tl to the
"Ii'l 'ting of ii Jury.
pa ok vmim
NINES' FRIENDS
HALF HOLIDAY FOR
CIRCUS ON WEDNESDAY
NVxt wMk i will nil h.iv ri-collKC
llotiH of our yuMiiui-r la m nt IcuhI us
Hrown HiK will for WoilnpfMluv Al (I.
IliiriK'' four rltiK wild animal i litus
roniLi. to M.-ilfntd attain. Mitt what.
ivcr our i-l.lrrly fi IIiikh may m the
i-vi-jii h Hiiirly utio fur Kt.at uiul K'-n
mi n-juH iim iiiminn tln iiiiuin.i of
tin; cutiiintinlty lyn mul kIHh. And
It Ik Koine to bt a uritat day for you all,
ililldrpii, for you will hv iilil,- to hoc
Al (I. IIhiih-b" wondi-rful array of wild
Im-iihIh In tlii-lr oM-n ili-iiH In tlm ntrw-1
liaradit (r-xci-ntlnk Tusko. tlm world
larKi'Ht tliliunt who dofH nut tuiradi'
he I Uliliniinllv Imik nil nnlmi
and hiimnn kon In thin connccilon)
and lafr In the rlrcus monnKrl wlinn
I hoy an- Ih-Ihk foil after the iifti-rnoon
poifurmancp.
Hut lo add lo the koimI new. A.
Sinllh. tiUM-tlnti-nli-nt of thn iirhooU
ln'n-lio wan a hoy nnrn lihum-ir ye
know-haa di-ildi-d that tho rhlldrtn
if llio kcIiiniIm horn will ln jiarndi'd
alunif thn rotilo lo mn tin- paraili! and
I Urn liny will finish their uiorDinK's
lensnim and Im Rlvi n a half holiday for
Ihn afternnuii lo utti-nd thn rlreim.
Thin iiilii-H 1 1 all i hlldren, thla half
holiday.
(iti-! Kldnl U h ureal to Iki youna and
livlnu In thme Rood tlnii-8? Wo envy
you your youth, vitality and lrnmiy out
look on nr and your anilclimtlun of
I'li'iiHiiii'H to come.
MAKE EFFORT 10
SECURE PAROLE
Krlituda of Ktland I). Illnin, found
Kullty'hy a Jury In the circuit rotirt
TucHiliiy nlKlit afn-r lnn dillliera
llou .f u charge ui-IhIiiis out of tho
failure of I hi iSai-k of Jaiknoiivllli)
are cln nlntliiK a lu iltlop for hl pa
rule, 'flie court announced that
lllnea would be culled for HentMirn
next TunHday, and iiiaybo at a lit 111
Inter date.
I Hue wan found nuiliy on an In
rttmeiit allcKliia the making of a
fuliiij report to the nut.. nillk exa-n-Iner,
when he wan In churxe of the In
ulltulion when W . II. Johnaoo. Hit
rcinvlrii'd caaiiler wuh In tho eaat In
May 1920. Ho wan alno vice presi
dent ot thn limtltntioii. Like all the
hunk imaea, tha eildeme wan highly
Involved, and the chief evidence
aiulniit llliiea, waa the Intercut sheet
of tho hank, figured correctly, and
not In accordance with the Jumbled
account left by JoIiiimjii. Mine to,
tlfleil that he wax siiKplclou of tho
couditjon of thn bank, and that he
neenri-d the i-orrei t flKuri-s from the
hook i f tho county treasurer, lie
alo testfUd that be wroto the Mate
bunkltm board of his miNplcion. but
was not able to produce this letter,
and the Htal maintained It bad no
know ledge of . II.
The statu announci-M tliut Jt has dli-iiiIhhi-iI
the Indk'lrncnts aKalnst Mrs.
Myrtle lllakeley. fi rmer county treaa
urer. who was tried twice, a disagree
ment resulting both limes.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Coast
Racratnento I : I Ant Angele 3.
Vernon 11; Portland 6.
Suit Ijilie 1; Kan Kranclro 7.
OuKland 10; Kealtht 9. U" Innings).
American
Detroit St. Ixuls. rain.
ChlcHtro fi: Clevelanil ti. (Tin rnllerl
end Stli allow Cleveland catch train I.
riilladelphlii 3; WashlnKton 9.
No others Hi-heUuI-id.
National
linxikbn fi; lloston S.
New York 10; Philadelphia 5.
Cincinnati X; PlitshurK 5.
St. Louis i ; Cbicago 6.
ST. l.CH IS Kinbty five tennis, the
larKCBt number in th orKanlmlon s
history, will enter the fifth annual
tournament of the women's natl-mal
IkwI!uk association which beKlns In
Toledo Friday.
S.KW OULKANS Illlly MUke. SL
Paul, won decisively over Martin
Hurke. New Orleans. In is mnnrU
bout. "
CHICAGO Heinle Knle, Ihihuque.
neiu .lolinny Meyers. Chicago, claimant
of worlds middleweight wrestlim;
cliampioni.hlj) to an eight round draw
HOCSTO.N Johnny Tillman. Min
nrnpnll oiitixiinte-l Tllli.i Kid Her
man (a 12 round bout.
fondeil tille against Cliff Hinckley,
Heavyweight wreMler of Columbun, O.
KKKSXO Jimmy Muriihy won the
lull inilo automoliile race against a
neiii or nine In one hour 27 mitiutcs
and .10 seconds.
Tho flte nlarm this noon wuh tho re.
suit of a I arm- bonfire on oii ..f ilu
lots on Smith Holly street belonging
to Charles Palm. Workmen have been
tearing down the old buildings which
partially burned several weoka nun In
tlm rear of tho Liberty building and
t no charred lumber was taken to this
lot, piled III n lurte nlln ami Imrniwl
Tlm firo caused a proat deal of excite
ment. Incouvenlenci-d the fire depart
ment, and mailled n baseball illaiimml
used by the hoys attend (ng Kt. Mary's
acatiemy ami other children In tho
neighborhood. Tho men who built It
had na llttlo consideration as to build
It right on second base.
Party with two or three hundred
dollars to hundlo big paying proposi
tion for Medford and Ashlnnd. No
stocks, good lucoiiia assured. -Give
phono or aildiesH to C. It. , rixuu
315 Medford Hold for appointment. 32
Men's two pleca milts dry cleaned
and steam pressed $1.00. llrlng your
cleaning and dyeing und money. Ap
parel Clennors, 22 North Hlversldo. 35
' Somo pep, Gold Hill, But. nlto. 33
Cut floworis Darwin tulips. N. 8.
Ilennett, GSO, 37
Thin office Ii prepare? lo print
lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping; nmol.lnea. Ikm't glvo
your ordurB to traveling men ami havo
thorn printed out of Modford. Phono'
us and we will call. tf
Auto Insurance, nr-own & White.
The popular Ilelmnn bath and
plunge, Ashland, opens Saturday. 32
1 More w 111 bo a box social and enter
tainment ut the West Side school
houso given by tho West Side Com.
munlty club. Proceeds of boxes to go
to paying for new plnno for school.
Money to loan on Improved Meilfnrd
Realty. IJrown & White. 32
Saturday special Choice, homo.
grown carnations 75o per donen. Mad.
Send Crew East
M'.ATTLK. April 2S.-Maus have
been launched heru to enll.st tho aid
01 M-attio and the entlro slute of
Wasliington In n campaign to raise the
Hindu necessary t send tho I'niversltv
rr
1 m 1
1 1 1,1, 1WS
M, REAMY and '
JlljllM and wholeaoma
ffllm OLYMPIC
'IMiw Nv'cst H,arts'
SSMBMHBBSMlSSHMMaMSMMRBMBBBBHaBaSH
AWNINGS '
Med- Tent & Awning Works
Opposite S. P. Depot
RADIO
New shipment of niirta Just aiTlvwl.
ItbeiMstnl.H. Ciinilensers. Ilul. lllml.
tug lofi(, Mulliphones, l.tc.
Tasfc is a matter of
tobacco quality
We ut? it a our honrit
M'trf ihaf Oie toKarcr uird
in ChcjterfieM are of finer
ijiiality (nd hence of bttfrr
tatr) than in any other
ligarette at the price.
titt'U 'Jf hljin Tttacct C.
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Lower Price
20 now 18c
10 now 9c
Two 10V- 18c)
Cliesterfield
CIGARETTES
, of Turkish and Domestic tobaccoihUndmL
of Washington oarsmen. Pacific coast
champions to Poughkecpaie In June. It
lias been estimated that 17500 will Inn
sufficient lo pay all eiix-nsea of the
trip.
SECOND OUTRAGE REPORTED
(Continued from page one)
district attorney office were found
in the Ku KJux Klan list seized
from the grand goblin'a orflce and in
addition, it Is believed the record will
reveal more than a hundred member
of the Los Angclea police department
were enrolled an klansmen.
Judge Charles Crail of the superior
court denounced tho klan In open
court when a delegation of ladle of
the G. A. H.. commemorating h
hundredth anniversary of the birth
or uenerai 1. s. Grant presented to
him a silk American flag.
FIGHTING BOB ATTACKS FALL
(Continued, from page, one) ' ,
partment was attacked by Senator
1 Kollelte, a the "ablest opponent I said, speculation
of the policy of conservation estab
Jlbbed under Roosevelt."
In all hi public career. Senator La
Kollette said. Secretary Fall waa "not
conspicuous as a guardian cf the na
tal til reserve."
The value of the Teapot Dome re
serve wa estimated at 1500,000,000
by the Wisconsin senator, who de
clared that the only reason advanced
by the interior department for the
lease was tho alleged danger of de
pletion by drainage from adjacent pri
vate oil wells. This he challenged,
presenting statement from Governor
Carey of Wyoming, Dr. G. U. Morgan,
Wyoming tate geologist, and others,
denying that danger of drainage ex
isted. The connection of the Sinclair oil
Interest with Teapot Dome leases
Senator La Kollette said, lie in tho
fact that the vice president of the
Mammoth Oil company of Delaware,
which was given the lease, is a Sin
clair' director. Harry Sinclair, the
senator asserted, was "prominent in
til and administration circles."
During the in? Hod of 'mvstery"
about the leases. Senator La Kollette
the New York stock exchange Jumped
In three days' trading to orer 130,-
000,000. .
"For several years thia fight to
protect the naval oil reserves against
these hungry exploiters baa beta
waged in and out of congress." 3Hr.
La Follette said. "From the begin
ning it has been much more than'a
question of oil reserves, It had been a
question of national safety.
"Today the naral reserves are on
the highroad to destruction or ex
haustion." - - ' "-
An Educational Film '
"Through Life's Window, won
derful scientific? educational and en
tertaining motion picture, dedicated to
the betterment of Bight, will be shown
on the screen at the Page' Saturday
and Sunday in addition to the regular
program. It tells In a delightful way
a Ktory that everyone should know,,, By
graphic diagrams and wonderful ptu
tographs are shown the various parts
of the eye, and then tho coordination
of these parts.
in Sinclair oil on I With Mnthrii inula ! mi.
Another Jazzy Saturday
at JONES'
Free Delivery Goods Sent C. O. D.
Large size pkg. Perfection Crax .. . ... . . . . . , 30c
2 cans Shrimp, best there are . 33c
1 lb. can Trout, solid meat 18c
3 pkgs. Mrs. Porter's Macaroni or Spaghetti 24c
No-Rub Washing Powder, a wonder, per, pkg. 23c
2 pkgs. Argo Corn Starch 17c
Olympic Pancake Flour . 24c
3 bars Fels Naptha Soap 24c
BELTSBELTS All the newest shades. Come up Saturday
and see this line of Belts, all on sale.
Percales, some dandies. Saturday only ............... 17c
Cretonnes at prices that will surprise you.
Silkolines, for that house dress or apron, only . . , . ... ... . . ,21c
LADIES AND MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR
75c Girdles, blue, red, green black .... . . .;. ..... 50c
Big line of children's half sox. It pays -to get our prices.
Double Mesh Hair Nets, only . . 4 . . . . . . . ... 10c
Nice line Ladies' Silk Hose, why pay $2.25 for our $1.50 Hose?
Quality proves itself.
. EVERYTHING IN VEGETABLES
Just phone us your wants, for we always take pride in our big as
sortment of Fresh Vegetables. f
Remember the place Phones 125-126
JONES' ("f course)
The Store of Good Things
Manclai-d (iimmIs. lowest lN-lcet
RENARD ELECTRIC CO.
dnx & llonney, phrnoH 37 1 and 813. 32