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Newspaper Page TextPAflE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune AN INI'KPENPKNT NEWSPAPER PtJUHSHKO ICVKKY AKTKI1NOON KXKCPT SUNDAY 1IT THE MEUKORD PK1NT1NG r. i Th MMfarii unifojr Morning Sun In fur fctnlird siilmciibci dvatrhitf Hewn MEDFORD MATL TRTTWK MFPFOKR OREGON. MONDAY, MAY !. IS THE PRIMARY A FAILURE? T FIE U-.1UNY In tin- ml.' til- Offlo Mall Trlbun RulMlng, I5-2T-SJ Morth Fir utrrpt. Phone 75, A consolidation of the Dmoortlc Tlmi, the MiMford Mall, the Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregonlan. Th. Aahland Tribune. ROBEUT W. in-HI.. Editor. Bl'MPTER 8. SMITH. Manager. UBSCMPTIOJI teih. HT MAIL In Advance: Daily, with Sunday fun, year 17.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month....- .76 Dally, without Sunday Sun. year ... M Dally without Sunday Sun, month 6.i Weekly Mail Tribune, one year 1. 00 Hunday Sun. one year 2.00 BT CARRIER In M.-dford. Ashland, Jacksonville. Centra) Point, Phoenix. Talem nd ,n Highwavs; lali. with Sunday Sun. month 75 Dally, without Sunday Sun. month 5 Dally, without Sunday Sun. year.. 7. So laily, with Sanaa; Sun. one year 8 50 All terms by carrier, cash In advance. KKAI.D is much cxoivisul oVff minority primaries, "or example, ii sees no eaeane from nomination tar Iu'ihiMumii and Demi Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Sjrorn dally average circulation for mix months ending April I, 123". 8521 Wot--' Hum double the circulation of anv nth paper published r rtrculttn) In Jackson Count; The only paper between Bugene, Ore., an Sacramento, Cafif., ;i diatani ol ovei 500 mllei having leased wire Associated Press Ses.iiT. Kntered as sertma ors matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of Marcli I. JSTS. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Tress Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication or kit news dispatches credited to It, or not oinerwise creuu.Mi in mis paper, ami aiao ine local news pimnaneu herein. All rights ot republication of special aiapatches herein are also reserved. Ollllll vrntii' eniididates for iro - ernor by party Minorities. Tins. f court, is n matter of arithmetic, With seven Republican candidate and four Demwcratic candidates, the two winners, in all !robal.ility. will not poll M many votes as the totals of the respee tive losers. Therefore, in the Alliauy paper's opinion, we should return to the eonvetition system, 61 11 representative hasis, and the minority menace will disappear. But will it.' The last convention we observed was in Winnebago county. Illinois. Not a minority of the Kepuhliean voters, hut virtu ally one Republican voter named the eonvention delegate, mid not More than ten delegates umier the direction of the state boss, mimed the gubernatorial candidate. The suggestion that (be eonvention system will remove minority COiitro is refreshing in its novelty, hut is senreoly eonvin.-ing. It used to work the other way. mid we fear it always will work the other way. The objection to the primary KEEN Fl H T FOR CONTRO LOE fVOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? l. Was there evti diitns in Hie United a trllu Mates UANUB E RIVER u ! l'HA.ll'K Ktn'ti rivalry for priMlom iiutni-i' in the Onntitm shipping it do Tslopins knKvaa tho three IsntMoQlted frttKnicnts or the rltmncmtierinl Hups nurs empire- -Aiiatrla, Ciechoslorskls and Hungary. The Danube river is tlipir sen. and port facilitu saown in ltd . What i In the world . Mow in ntfd i( tin I. what ? li. What coins In this .. Wlic IIICSSnKC mxiii llillr Itl.ill i II III celled Vork nldcst ainbe it'tlla i Were i livlek al reprc trarl is not that rule hut that it encourages mediocrity, not to abolish the primary, hut to arouse id national in one from of ihPlr eoini luilhlins up theif respe Vienna, Pressttutt mow lava l and Budapest, situ each other on a lieml of I With the prospect ol canal system between th the Rhine through Bavarl t encourages minority J the l.mnt- is comlnK i The remedy as we see it, ialWre puhlie interest, and general K"r"'"' were nwa mean nine, rtenca etition la to tive porte- alted lliatla lte clean to he river, connecting Danube and I to entefprkM regarded I li the first y it first teteaiupti iteless messages nod. wild snlmsls iiiunti- to perform together? 10. What metal Is used iTltllU'e t Jm- tups ,' Mawer to SiUuidin'i Qmnttoha: Wow many Popl in the .t uoiva ai ine time of th, were llllteraie" ,.n,, (.'m 8. Whut (dm .o mvii u Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. James Middteton Cox. the badly wal loped S0 presidential candidate, de I nies the allegation of Ohio detnorra's : that "he Is the backbone of the iIhiiio- eratic party. Nevertheless, he is the jawbone. The man who created and wrote the "Nick Carter" detective stories, that thrilled the hoys of 25 years ago. committed suicide in New York the j other day. When his tales were at the I zenith of their popularity it was the j height of youthful cussedness to be I caught redhanded reading one of them 1 In those days, when a kid was missing 8 the parents generally found him in the lout of the way snots around the house I with his hair on end and bis eyes 4 I glued to the pages of the latest dime I novel. Such, have long since gone the - way of all wickedness, and nowadays I parents, when their sons are missing, , have no idea of their whereabouts. ase in Oregon today is public indifference, ourishes. the convention svsteni will auto- -or the control of an active and self. or political participation. The great political dis As long as that disease t Statically lead to Iwss eontr interested minority. and the priniarv svsteni will lend to mm loss confusion and inefficiency. There Ls no escape. Until the people as a whole, take an active and militant interest in public affairs, until by intelligent exercise of the franehise. they weed out the inefficient time server here, and) the self-seeking tool of big businss there, no mere form of political' proeeedure is going to give the people of this state, or any other j state, good govern stent. Vntil such public interest is aroused, and individual political re sponsihility assumed, no system will work out with entire satisfae tion. Hut the primary system will continue to he preferable, becainp j placing the ultimate power in the hands of the neonle. even thonvhl that power is pot intelligently applied is preferable in any Democracy to placing the ultimate power in the hands of an irresponsible minority. trade in Krltish founded the rent est ur of tomorrow i ( this when th their River Syndicate. The first struggle beluven the three I port was t gel the allies Danube I commission Hratialavu won htu the term was fixed for five years and the commission win nest go where the I "iKgest traffic Is. This la suurrin;; the Ctacha to increase the traffic ca jpaclty of lirutislnva to l.aoo.OOO tons .this year and ultimate plans call for ti capacity for 3. 000,000 tons. i he si Mingle for trui mostly between Uratls! pest with Vienna lagun Winn nuioix d ist y i at Ini the ?WH War rial I u I Aid n thus fur is and Hilda- V When dul B no' into existt'ti tlllle of the B. What ma I 1 luilldiiiK I'eder; l i ravel. T. Hew much of the ' hog Is In hum. Imicoii an j vns. Thirty-four per c a, Do many rtvanj li I States (tow north? Ana j 9. Row long did It t the eotthetim at RomeT , year. Twelve thmisaiiil . employed l ID. What are the minimi lures uf the city of .New V, n olutlon Hi cent, lent hna rlnnd Is dels are i? A us. iievsiairs ms. .Annul Mil1 '.lit I' ll. it hi Is ' Aos .000. rvight el " pork loin? t. the I'nlled Very fen ie t build Ans. One 'ii.ll- Ans. .HAT WENT WRONG (Cottage Grove News) About midnight Saturday Weight's truck caught tire which was soon put out and other cars were not damaged. One of the Barker motor busses also burned Satur day night on Kester's hill while occupants were coming in for repairs. Civil war I so-called I has broken loose in China. The Chinese are bet ter fighters among themselves than the Irish, and always know definitely what they are fighting about. The Irish are now fighting over whiskey which is not much better than their old standby, nothing. Quill Points The world is at last beginning to realize that arms arc anmi to fight, not with, but against. The chief difference between a bather and a the barber does something while he talks. otigressman is that A bit of paraphrase, study of womankind ia- The best -useless. it in of mankind is man; the best If he happens to think of it Mr. Bryan likely will tell na that evo lution is downright devilution. VcHteiilay's Result National EruglM Philadelphia o: Brooklyn I'ltlshnrg I ; Cincinnati .". St. Louis 10; Chleago Xo others scheduled. American Rcugnc Philadelphia i: Walsh I nail Chicago .. ; Detroit 0. New Y.rk 1 : Boston 2. Cleveland 9; St. Louis II. t'o.st League Oakland 0-T. j Sentllv II Sacramento 11-5; Los A Salt Lake 7-1 ; San Krai Vernon .1-.S; Portland li Viewed in one light it's unfamiliurity know a man is to admire him, usuallv. that Xo-hii, No-run Gene S:V YOItK. May 1. Achieving the acme of the pitching art a no hit, no-run game, with no Dlavers reaching first base Charley Robert- urn-, i pancakes; r lit a rm ion OLYMPIC Pancake Flour make you think of? '0 I' FLOUR tE REALS FEED ireeda contempt To son. recruit mound star of the ('hi- , cago While So. y.-Hterday accom- "f A cynie likely would tell you that the only thick thintrs a wears are her paint and her head. lapper Divorce rings are being worn, and the fad of giving divorei presents is next in order, we suppose. There was a time when a circus was a fizzle unless some leading farmers were the vidians of the shell game. A tinpanorama of 4ds clattered out in the open places yes. to the great Jlscomfiture of John D. Rockefellow. CIRCUMSTANTIAL, BUT A lady's leather handbag left in my ca while parked on Park Ave. two weeks ago. Owner can have same by calling at my office and paying for this ad. H she will ex plain to my wife that I had noth ing to do with its being there, 1 will pay for the ad. A terrific blow was dealt the drug Til in Oregon Saturday. One of the tar peddlers was given 13 months in ail. Just think of it! Another working girl has jumped Ut of a rich kid's auto, and is now '.a he hospital. Girls who don't go into utos don't have to jump out. "A new era .of mankind dawns," de lares Wood row Wilson Saturday to he women. The phrasemaker, and ?ading exponent ot government by hetorlc has not forgotten how to oft-soup the ladies. After learning the spring passenger rates from the south to thf north, we don't blame the birds for flying. "When the sap is rising and the fish biting, it must be particularly difficult for the editor to write those clever pieces condemning idle ness. , v THE NEWSBOY (From The Liberator) 4penser of an adult world's romance, The loves, the hates, the scandals and the sin f nil men pass through him; yet does his glance TJertay no evidence of aught within are youth abundant, and the will to live, To seek adventure In Life's market place. e has no part in what his hands must give; No word of Fate reflects upon his face. e calls his wares with mnllee unto none, And Utile docs he reck of what he cries: ' Joy or pain, of battles lost of won, He slugs alike; and in his eager eyes. irs no emotion, save the jov to stand RipplmgRhi)nK$ 6 Wait Mafon s m. iM FLAPPERS. M Tv nee ;i Rapper mid Happed rebellious wings; s a scrapper for old. time-honored things. V AUNT wa tut now sh heard some ghastly rumors thai when she was eighteen she Wore a pair of bloomers upon the village green. And there were protests priestly, and every righteous dame denounced her course as beastly, and said it was a shame. The moral weekly paper gave auntie half a page, and said her shameful caper discredited the age. Eevoll was auntie's passion, when she was young and fair; she rode a horse man fashion, and bobbed her sorrel hair The flappers now around us imagine they're nnfaue, determined In confound us by some unseemly freak. But it's old stuff my masters; the damsels of the past were wont to shock their pastors and make them stand aghast. We see the pullets moult ing as hens have always done, and damsels were revolting way back in '81. Mj aunt was busy flapping in bygone sunny days, and now we hear her yapping for old and changeless things. And maidens now rebelling against the whichfttl whence, when older will be yelling that oiiii(.r gills have no sense. ANNOUNCEMENTS niitthcrt Tout M,..f Wmm .1 II I ... ....... .. ... U1IJJHCU1- cd only five Uin.-i in major Icaitun iristory. x 8TATE REPRESENTATIVE Two of these games are within the j ' hereby announce tny candidacy for' memory of the present generation, of I republican nomination for repre-l diamond follow famous Boston one against r-ntlad' lphla. May 1904 and Addle Joss, hurling for Cleve land, turned the irlek against Chi cago In 1 The other three perfect games are in the lore of ancient day. They were accomplished by O. W. Bradley, St. Louis. July IS, ) 876; J. L. Rich mond of Worcester. Mass.. June 12. 10, and five days later, June 17, 18X0, by J, M. Ward of Providence 11. I, Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers were llobert 'son's victims. Sensntitial fielding, particular by Eddie Col lins and MeCletlat! aided In keeping the pitcher's slate , lean. SAN KKAN'CISCO, May I. Stand-: ing ot trie teams In the Pacific Coast league including wsierdav'a ..mm. Cjr" toting, the mutative In the state legislature at thai n man'' pitched!'""' primary. i Aav- JOHN' II. ('A UK IN. 1 snnounce myself as a candidate I for Representative In the Legislature, j on th Rapnbucan ticket, subject to me primaries In May Adv. RALPH cowcill. . COUNTY COMMISSIONER Thos. H. Simpson, of Ashland, authorizes his announcement as a Can dldate for the nomination for the office ol county Commissioner of Jaoksoa County, subject to the deelMou of the Republican voters of said county at the Primary Election, May 19th, 1 Adv. ioiiows: v. San rrancisco 19 Vernon ' n Salt Lake )o Sacramento irj Oakland j . Portland , to Los Angeles .. i gyattie to L. 9 9 10 14 S 12 15 17 Pet, .679 ,09 .r.oo ..100 ,456 .444 .370 WOOD ! Fir 18,00 Tier and up. Utah Egg Coal si ..- Ton. MEDFORD FUEL CO. fVir Vr mi Ttilrrl I'tmne 2til Secrets of Confessional Many priests have died rather than violate the secrecy of the Confessional. In 100 years there is not a solitary recorded in stance of any prlesl revealing what was told of him in the Confes sional. The Catholic Church teaches ChriHt gave His priests the power to forgive sins, and Confession is the ordinary method by which forgiveness is obtained. John 20-23, "Whose soever sins yk forgive, they' are forgiven them; whose soever sins YE shall retain they are retained." CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES CREW THE FIRST WHEAT IN THE UNITED STATES These advertisements inserted dally and paid for by two native ,)('.. I i ' i 1, , . 1 ; .. !...,.... ...U l.-il a a. i a. Dr. Johnson Says REMEMBER All the king's horses and all the king's men. can never replace thai lost sound tooth again. MORAL Don't waste time and loose then, YES We give gas in dental Oper ations where indicated or de siradt Dr. O. J. Johnson DENTIST 228 East Main St. 1 am a candidate for the nomination for County Commissioner of Jackson ounty, on the Republic) ticket, aul Ject to the decision of tho voters at he primary to he held May Itltli Kdv 0 RO ROE A LEO III) I'hnsnlK PHONE 145-J Med. Tent & Awning Works FOR AWNINGS Opposite 8. I". Depot GIM CHUNG Chind Herb Store Th Medfordi ai,, rnrv tnnt liitti i'Iiuhk of ! JK f'llti.,1 ..... ..(' ... . ...... . . . -.'7--'. " " M'lll 1 uT!r.lHAn ''T"fy OI,n Cluing of V" v "" " 1 1 "i ine or niiiiiii". 113 St., UnititH I'mhh, Ore Medford, Oregon, Jik n, iai7 l bl II to nertrfy thai I, the unilar SS1'"' .hffd Jfery iMivero ntenteeh trouble rinil had been bothered for ..vnrul yean '""! v'"i not xHTt,;, to i v and hearlhg of Qlm Chung (whom Herb tpr ai 2ll Houth from Blreel Medford). 1 decided , K,. )l(.rtm f,. ,.. Hotnneli trouble, i,,l ),., i f,.J belter HH noon im I uud them and toibiv urn a weii man nnd can heartily recom mand anyone afnieted aa I waa to gea 1JI111 1 li 11 ok uud try bix MerbM 'HIkiii-'D W. II. .lullNHON W 1 1 h. HHeH : Wm. Lewis, Ragle Jolnt. VV. L, ghiidrath, RSgla Point. m, n, . Aleiiroru H. II. HolmeK, IjiKle Point, C, H, Moore, Eagle I'olnt J. v, Mclntyre. Bagle Point gS VSnJf"i nlln. pagle Point. 1 hoe P Mlehote, Iteete point DRY! WOOD Two Tier 12 inch Pine, Oik Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel. all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE v 'eu Always rl wher QualiCounts Budweiser Everywhere ANIIEUnp-n.lSUSCM. INC., 3T. LOUto Medford Grocery Co. Nledforrl, Oregon GAS THE MOST CONVENIENT FUEL FOR COOKING It's always ready, right on the dot. No waiting, no waste. You have a HOT fire, as hot as you wish, from the instant you light your range. Your operating cost stops the instant you turn it off. You can regulate your heat to the exact degree you wish. CAN YOU DO THIS WITH AN Y ' OTHER FUEL Southern Oregon Gas Co. THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE FORD SEDAN sprinK weather i- lu re! Hurt the ontlng as n right in a i oni Beds Ai Ides! family -r. roomy enough for any OUUng. Kntlrety mi limed, tmriii mill cosy on cool eventBgSI Open mill cool In warm sniSMtlfll weather, It in ewqr tO operate, Sturdy, durable uud ei onoinli ill. if yon are Intereaied PhoAa m nr datnimi ainiuir In hi yrrnr servlrn, Om r4de will costylaco yon of the SBWrlae iiiiilllleH of the ''old Hedun. Don'l lei the blaSS from your mulch Start n blase in Dm numi .. 0. E. GATES AUTO 00. i Cor. Htxth ml Parifir HMbway CHANGE IN SCHEDULE fPBtolVU WBB. 1, ISM MEDFORDROSEBURG STAGES- Dally Bxoept Hunday I.V. MKIIFOUI) tO A. M. LV. ROfBDimO 1.00 I'. M. oiianth PAMesnitirono ktaobi Dally anil Hunday Leave Medforil lo.oo A. M. 1.00 f, M. 4.no r. m. I live MrnntN li 10.IHI A. M. 1.00 I. M. 4.45 P, M. Fare: Mf-dford-tlranu Paaa, fl.lft; tlranla I-aag-lloanbarK. W.OOj TTET)FORD ATAT1, TIMTMTNE. MEDFORD O.M dQY, MOMi.W, MAY 1922 ASHLAND BUSINESS MEN GET BEHIND uIno urge lo lOllllHl lii. done vrounds offai iuu in in bin tuje five thai for ill thu fifty gUtO i in with u 111 ulmolulel llll Ilf t I ubsertbs fi ill Imriie up prfvltgftg It I hilt Hie free In nil carafes nrc u ii fund to I be eu EAGLE POINT EAGLETS California Girls and Horses in AI G. Barnes Novel Offering out Friday hom'. Mrs, f'hai t, n up to hi GRANITE QUARRY iUIHNtllg Nl lll line of (he I AMI I LAND. Muv I. No ggg than ii score of bulling ettlaeni Ipeally buye joined lu guui unieeliig a var) iiubeiiiiiiiui prontbtlon fund la mast pretltninarv aspsnsea kncidanl U) As valoplnf ihr Kiuli Oranils Qtiarn nn mi Mttnalv i" .up-, 'l ine u a pioi srty leoatad In the vicinity or Ayr Bpuri itboiit ei. miles Ki.ni ih'iihi or ANhinud. lSr some nine pasti n. r iiuinv. or ibiM .in, ggalatad by R V Carter, iuih been eaadiictlin mi si haaativs Invest Isattaa ol ( propu gltlon, the hobiiuun in i on sstenslvs OpUong Havs been aired, ililsa parfaetedi and s nfaetlaal saamlna Hon raade by ssBeita, The investi kin ion in u"'i.'i ui bun rovered tits goope or supply and demand, prices, fuidiii ratasj stOo in order to erriva hi it oontprehenslvg undarstandlns of what ii Ihiiiuuah dn eouoiit ol lb., iiuurry Impllea In the way of SStattllahlng u Idvtlllltl enteriulne ut ur ver ciooie ii in seedless to I dwell Upon IhS uoudniful i. . of i eimtern gicmite nyarrlsa, botb Vei mum mill Now Hampshire navlai In. tulle il oirl Ilea lu Ihlil llf eu- Uen "lurn- Qraalta" i known the! world mi i. Hu 1 1 1 : uf ibb. stons isrs avaliahla here, umi by gntpaH' nii WKh Ihoas at Ibe natlva product, I tim latter fossa . ti.ms oompatltlvely. j H i aej only ihs dwatra. but ..i-... lbs aspactsnty or thosa ustareatad t he UMUr.il Ibiil oui belli ieoie Join! tpet IS In Ihn . i.ii.ii. in. . !. of mi mtrrpriari on mull a aiibalnntiul imaiN. pro violas s boms usdsjKiy, whieli ehotibi reach girut prapor-1 tlons, far th poaidMlltlea arc rhrlit I nt hunil. in .1.' , only . noiub u g uud , tasaattracsnMat to develop them. I l'roiie ur in,, valley in Mftaral srtll he offered nn opporturdtv in bach sp j moral i uo.uingi iii. nl liy fliiun. lul uppoii in fin Hu ring ii parmanani I ml net ry liuilrut the mei year lha JllUriy'll Ollttml rrmliril u Vullie ii raedtsuj Ifo.eott. it iium baea apvi lllld (III. ulel nit Vi-iira Willi .111 I llll I aUeeeml, u ellilun ahbll nhutlltl hi- StUM a phol ii-tm I one If Uevi lop menl 000 Ufi ulong lliin uhbh Ibe I'l.'j. f iibuiulattlly Juetiflnii. in I HB IO i ' I I ' l 1 , i i i i l u Ik iiih. I, i to in, free he meantime the speed I Ul II I 111.(1 ol nn, Willi Hu. additional II li lull.. gut while d houaca directly on the aeiffa Hlahwgy, ihiii di iiiildb nun,; imfflo null- W. OF W. SPEAKER AT FORUM THIS WEEK Mhl olll H Hon Tho ondt it Patrol lell of Hevi.ru) in Csnirii I'uiir.i Modi i ii la houu nonth'S do nisi, me III ind lei md "e. hool iinillH," I'lli. Horn. M,,e..il legu- ' i to the paHotl frotn n I. to. I.urgi. Mlgim will he hi the atraet unuoiini lug . Msy fi. the Chrtstlsn hold ii mostl isf for tad to mlaslaaars1 eteii- from Portland and to h luaaont. , v. Ill : i ommoroa for iv. ThiH win be who Is th head oodmen "t the ! 0 the president f Commarce of I leader among; n lio.ik was called to the war to help RC i.oluie jf the was one of the big dry Who rendered without rentunara- tltted to every OSStt. be extended him ill to- held nt the he noon hour und edford Carap are ee of this fnrum. L S i nnd Hill ndlceted, being uud Hurt Mm irtiiiub melrop will nuoi II BJ 1 eu nt, und Hue areas, lien Tile ynirllte SfJStVi one, nnd for Honifi time ditiiii I'hnmii In. Hughe.. bill fl or ih do um offtetal in Anhluiitl. irathoa 'i Ib'i'Mon, uud Co Ini t.-r. b' MUM. nemly Hint) s been appointed the iireneni iid. M St will idat v ommandan meets oa w m iiIiik Muy 3, nliio work In r of the Temjaje, Thi mast iii tin- llMltMlon or earn- potltloai whieli ion be M In time fur SPPMftSnlg to in tns Hhrinii aeratassalal si May 2ii. At ihe tneeilng iiie- will Im nerved ut 6 30. ''I ii. .. u . .. . " iiit Prlday and Went out io lo.r run .'in. i-runii ii .ii .1 ii or .. . , . ,, on the KaKle l'olnt lhiu",iv rod ll Ini II weio hiiioiik the Iuih n nillum iiiliS t i TilllSSa . . " "iii-iH, . adSflHBaVmariM. 1 husband h una ) e v,. win, an "" ""'"' Hv.-r a almrt dla I TBrBaF1 jk Wk ' "r" "" r.-t.... - 'olorndo lam e below the UolKe l-n n.-h bridge. MLWoBESf S i B Miss Carmen Wlla n of Me If.ord R I A a -;onla ll A "f hr for $WGmm VxLH mUmm m !. Mr. and Mrs. Ho.- Stanley and n' f,-nme "he Insurn dinile, H e Ilie-ehn. M i lewiil Is tHR? rM ibW9nHBI& I'.e.tijtul a. id J. Jones of Ihitta Fall.! irovei-nrienf He .inn- aiiiiiuiiiiiMiie to, of ihe f 8.1 W ' SV A& WLM j worn hre for snpoer Kridav and 'ir or the ,,,, lll'dogleul sot !'. HST A -JM m VHrMJm l.-v.- - ...,nn. r and re--Mu-r' serviee ,'"1''- I- I ' llrlgita or Aahland. W JMs V-- MmWLW main-d over nighl n-.i. .-.nd he H en ttal (Mint und V. V ML . 'WLW' ; Mr. and Mrs. H K Hoeneer r.r te-'v that may D ''wlr j f- 'fr sa. M I .lo,....,. K II, :i and II II smith mSWULWl A. . 1 1 WkM ' iiuiii. wen. i m rv 'St - AI mwm Ml superfBtaadeiit of the WM Wk W MW . J&iK J?. zzzrrszzz ri IL.., J F mm nam tim balebe.l out . ,llk(.n W M ' jPPV Skm. W ' iSPii sK RIGsL?ir!S. p w-.A' v avaa wmm mm sassmnssi m sv KMbiMlv Iovoh a sTrf anil whnnfdanco a V) with tho forefeet of their W M 4Lm W IK. ... .l .. I U ... . BBBBBBBB1 mMM BBB Bk BBBSBKV m tA- V.r t V .aHT4 . 1 .-O- Mr. and Mrs ItlK here We.) J. W. llovi Allveulu urehl Iness mill to! fur a fine cro hi- bus It wo i hui SOUU line of new biilldlnKs and Hp In fine )..i.e again. Mrs j Wattsnbera and ter, Mli s I : , . l I'ollover wen aaoay. sapaelatendam of the WHS SlSO here on llUH nic that the ivosie t .us never In it.ir That mined up ntir! In fine That he has nisi been makltiK sntar substantial Iriipr'veiiients In the'il.al Ki tting It I (hi nt aparkle at the Hlght. With Hemes Wild Animal Clrcua. j orimlns to Mi'dford on Wednesday, daiiRh-, May 3rd. fur two narfortnanem nt I re akS) anions thai and S n m . btuiutlfitl bleli uSmaI " M.unesu.iy .vir. anil hurw-H, with iimtty Rlrls to rid Mrs Watt.-nlH.rK nr.. th.. lessees of ; ,n-senl an enulne ballet one I no 111 in. i,. i inrtiis ab nr. the bunks burses d lusue r.v.-i. o. longtllK to i nomas ,,r them, ndred About IiiiK ii. ill imsiorri. portumty, Ma; S.-.-S It) matt dosen elarhS in Ins .111 1h- i. .i mi oit or peyfei una ihonv t eit.ir.iiiig seltsdulss . due to n fornuil mg these lines i lamination A .ile of te oration, ss offi S III Won luat Bdlth, high n. I ter of Ml iili The sub) ttdh." i dollars fur ld the I Friday n 1itt best In ind diiuah- lln Kiai e and tlnn. the nn ing to the thr blK show band, n jierfeM unis ; oung women d swell la r nliiK mid Mis Louis Hodge. ralattd in 'Amertoanlas- J U Hi inson. PatWsrjBsi i toseiy apon (he srtnamanl oonfaranea al Washln nnd nueie.-dlng Ihe urinutoeni ferenps at CKmoai s third eosjfar Waa lately held up the iun.,n Kup nnd Hull surroundings, affor soinn ilUiliigutshed visitors an portunlty id. Mew lug at lose r tin. charms of this rustic retren the midst of a typical woodbind br mil. utile en v trim me ill. In ding op- ma t in nnd Tiii- Bible Rehool ssaatons for May will be held nl tttS Niirunne ibunb. and In the ineiiutlllie Chlldron'a Week. A it 1 1 .10, May 7. will be observed on Ibe basis of furthering u Hunday si hool i-antpaigii mi a general plan, j ns out lined by special committees. Municipal truffle rules, moderate nnd eminently fair to till pintles DOS' Ctmed. are being assailed, not only) by lotiiNts but also by local residents. especially those iniereeteil in ai'ces siules us supplied to tourists, who the Medf The Pore be held ut day. May 1 dent, will I Hlgalns of president. nt 12:30. fi from J to u nitiuii home h tourists 111 UUti nt-Teui lintel m n i .in lea es Hint "the ion a (iil.-t place, now a re all in jail or 009." bar KaibciitiB win Ashland, on Tties- II. ' stale ini I . atao Mrs. Milton w Ith his w -rk v. I ashed him if h 'plowed, f' r ho fi n lot of corn at plowing It now plowed He la liii'i b is harrow tin Will I., d by 1 In the evening vlsltuVa will be Hoid Mrs II ' these Kl- distmanlshcit tinned al Mi more, of Ibis city, haa been rtppnliit sd deleante to ihe natlnnnl convvt) tlon. which meets In Tacouiu. .Mn H -1 a. I. DON'T NEGLEST YOUR AUTO TOP Med. Tent & Awning Works Opposite S. I'. IH-pill Illlbeit Itentlev. roi'lliet the Ashland pi.slof f Ice. Is now m i i.n rural dlstrlet No. 1. aui ina J. H. Dnriiti. who In lurn buen promoted to th sholtlon Kind hand enlender" to lOUl ntito camp grounds park. In ar- ed lllts of In In iln in PfOVlnS and housecb .1 ning days, remember ihe selvage head quartan In the tent near the Tidings of Ibe, conducted by Hie t'lvh Im provement 1 !ub. which opened for the season on May 1. r Nlrhols and his alster, Mrs. Carlylo Nnlwlrk and Mr WattenherK U con aldered one of the best fanners in the coiintv, end that Is saying a great leal The ditch and flume will anon bo completed an aa to put water all over It, and a large pari of It la already net lu alfalfa. I llarvev Stanli y of Wellen, was here with his team cultivating a part of the id. ie- hla fatherln law, John Kader. bought of Win ti. Knighton. It wus atraJady net to alfalfa and was plowed up jual 11 few days before the ilea, was made with John Under and I predict that there will tie a fine rrup nevt NeuKon it n.n sooner. Prank Hh. it n the foreman on the .nteloie oreharil. waa in town Tliers day morning nnd reports that the pro siieej, Is bright for a big fruit crop this season and that the frost had done no damage ho far. Mr and Mrs. I.. B. Wood of Medford passed thfOQgJi here on their wuy to Mutt Kaiia Thursds) morning ami the lad) walked through (he town and dis tributed religious literature aa ahe went ami some of it was very Interest InK They were accompanied by a man named Hughes. I received a note from Rev. C. C. Unlet, Ihe Sumla school evanSellSt for the Presbyterian Sunday ach. ol Soetet) Thursday, loo late f 1 my cd nSSday letter, requeat Inc. nie to an noonct that he and Hev llaitison would hold services In Untie Palls Hunday. April DO, nnd each day tip to made a bushaess ! and IttelndlBt May i-'th. needay night There were two strangers here for! nut and I e a step with the forefeet of their Is. The splendidly trained horses lis act are varied at 1112,000. and girls well, they're mostly sun autlea of southern California. the total of the Herman repara 11 wouldn't buy a lock of their hair n.'ll see many of 'em in the two street parade the forenoon of js day and In Alice in Jungle ," the beautiful fairyland fantasy, M of 1922. ehieh opens the show, you'll agree that both the Kirls and Imrses are wondrously fair. dinner Tl-.'-irgdny whose names I failed to b uin and l.it'-r I'ea.i St .ui ll, K Myhr.', Kmll Myhre. Oscar Smith and Sttrell came in for dinner. Inetu ne of our 1 lenethlly u: t .-date here Thms lay an.l lad his corn und generally puis in quite ind he replied he was and dropping it ua he itHlng hla tractor, and attached behind it thus finishing it up as he ,; es quite a de parture for him f r lie generally plows his isirn land in De.-omber, but the past seas n has hern so wet he could not get on the land so ia trvlnn it "the lasy man's way,'' . There have been two rr three s-r.all Thursday on his way to Medford but topped a the Sunnyside over night until aft-r dinner and went out then o Medlord. There were four young men came in lor dinner Thursday, Messrs. J. L Hughes. Braeal O'Riley, Gus Anderson sad Ira Lore of Berkeley, Calif. They are representatives of international i., of choice paintings. Ity. Hcrkeley. Cal. Krench and son Lloyd went rd Thursday and returned via int 10 do their trading. Allen of Wellen. was a hlisi- ss caller Thursday, and Ralph Tuck- and wife nnd their son In-law, Wm. auh of Brownshoito, were transact g business at the Kagle Point State ink. Distributa of that 1 Henry to Medf 1 le , DOUBLE treat Peppermint Jacket over Pep- r .pmint I'nni 10 for 5c agi 11 1 fhaiige , heard IW111. Q land. 11 In real e if in time Knighton little ovei Pierce, and the resi Ing the old F. M. S Clifford llioks, al of txith tracts set it the irrigation dltct And 1 understand 1 a lot sold to a wi able to report It a more definitely. George Holmes, ue that 1 had 1 r my last letl id a small tract an ajre. to KU Of the tract, jl ewart property mt four acres. alfulfa am! under . both good buys .11 there has been man, hut am not yet until I learn mr to S. J. Smith of Untie Falls, came out tot Inei Whillock came in Thursday ! er. with the expectation of finding a jit-J of nev to take her to Medford but soon yd learned that there is no jitney service ln-jhere as our legislature passed a hill to exacting a tax or lict'nse fee of some- all ; thing like $350 for carrying passengers -a blu worked through by the rail-' road company and now the stages are not allowed to carry anyone, but just after she had made the discovery i S car came along with only three men I ao she secured a seat with them and garage man. went on. hut S. J. Smith was not sol Portland Wed , fortunate, s:i had to remain overnight.! (. E. Merrill of Di rby, who has been spending a few days in Medford, came I REPRESENTATIVE MEDFORD BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS "Were not Satisfied Unless lou Ace" CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 401 South Riverside Phone 474 QUALITY, WORK, QUICK. SERVICE The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central Shoes Repaired While You Wnit. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS t'oinplele sloth of these, famous spring for all chin oil hand. Prions rea- Minable. BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET Wo make truck bodies, and do nil kinds of hlacksinlthlng. Mason, Ehrman & Co. Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston Automobile Springs Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside Phone 279-J MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Repairs and builds springs All new springs guaranteed. General repair, Blacksrnith ing. Only Spring Furnace in Southern Oregon, 118S. Bartlett. Phone 183-J NASH BARBERSHOP Up-to-date Service Bowman & Noe. Props When your Duds Are in our Suds you can bet, you'll get re sults. Remember we sp' clalize on rough dry lVuily wash. American Laundry Co. 21f S. Riverside. Phone 873 Veterinary Hospital AMD Sale Stable m. a. A. OITZEN 111 N. Fir St Phone 551 Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED Lee Watkins & Co. FEED STORE Choice Grade Crushed Barley, Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay, Grain and Poultry Feeds. Custom (SilnillnK nntl Kolling n "With Medford Trade Is Medford Made." C. B. WATKINS II AS OPENRn SHOE REPAIR SHOP AT 1U7 W. MAIN ST. Next Door t Walker Auto Co. PAINT AND CLEAN UP The Old Reliable SHOE SHOP No. 7 N. Fir Street Best Shoes for Less Money We handle Weyenberg Shoes Hig Class Shoe Repairing HERBERT TILLEY MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING WORKS MAM I ICl'lllHiS Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and Cushion works; Tourist Supplies, Anything made of Canvas. (Specialty. v. v. iu rki:. ritop.