Medford mail tribune., May 05, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MEftFOIJD MAIL TWTUTtfR MKDFOTtO. OUKdOX. FffTDAV. MAY 5. 1022
FXOE TITREE
PRICES
TORN
TO
TATTERS
It has been a long
time since Suits of
o'n n li n v n n 1 1 n n f
quality and up-to-
thc minute styles
BASEBALL OUTFIT
AID
CHILDREN'S
FUND
PILFERED
coin IiikIoii lliut I lii' thieves rrt local
peiwiii In (hut dii Wednesday ii'isl.t
llle WllNlllimlOM Ml'llOOi WIM Inilll'll
Into through u ri'ur wlndo runic
f'.'O In ciikIi wuh lulc'ii from p'ln
( linil'h desk.
Tho Mrlioiil ehlldrcu IiiiiI lici'ii hii v
t it k lli" money and adding In II dally
fur Homo sort of runil r oilier unci It
In nut probable that anyone luit u r
Rlill urllllllilllll Willi tlllH HUVllIK V. nil 1,1
have known of the presence of .'he
fllllds.
an
It whu iIIhiovi-i'imI yentirUy nfier
imiiii Unit athletic eiiuipfnctit aiiiiiiint-
ItlK III VillUlt til g;0 llllll liliell Ht'lll'll
IT I from the IiIkIi school drenilun rwiim
(it Urn bull park. Among the article
1 1 t 1 1 It II II' f II It I pill ID III llllKe'iall Hlt'KIK,
joint nihhi'r's mitt, m-vcral UIh Mini
Otlll'l' MllllKX Of VIlllH', .
Tim Iiihh wan iIIkidviti'iI 1 i.o (lav
jiilli-r tlm circus liiul li'ft llio Kroi'iidM
iiim! II In tin' opinion of many lluil
jpI'Millll llttllilll'il III tllll I'tlTll'l I'd"
I llio i 'luli'ini'iit, 1'uwi'vi r lliV I r'U'l
li Hioiiii'il by thmtii more familiar
llll llio rltTiiniHtailies iiik' II i-V be
ff, . ' iM'Vii iiiiii infill people li n- in I rui'
VVPTO OtlOrOd 'lTl'"ttM- IMiiliuMy noinn IimhI Iiioh. Tie
TV v1 V wllV1 Vsli Ml, .V.H )m( ri,m. lV ,rinkliiK w
v liulii', (Mlii-r thing have horn
uliilon from tlui dnmalng room H Use
;.int. among ilicm having been u V.ir-'t-
"O" riMi'iiti-r belonging to Con ll
l.nlllii Huntington.
Another thing Hint loads to the
such low prices
$20 Suits $15.00
$25 Suits $19.50
$35 Suits $23.50
Some as low as
$12.90 .
Over 200 Suits to be
sold this month
SPITEFUL WIFEGETS
5 YEARS IN JAIL
Yeatarday's Results
American
Cli'Vitliiml 6; Chicago ''.
Kt. l-mila 5; iM'troll li.
Now York I'hlludelphla iuIii.
WuIiliiKtonlfont'n ruin.
National
Cincinnati 7; 8L Louis H,
Chicago Pittsburg rain.
IlrooklvnlloKlon rain.
Nw Yorkl'hllridelplila ruin.
ii
TACOMA. May I). I ! am.r fIik
liinrl I'-d a ('limp Lewis soldier rlmpfy
tu il(. lo r litiNlianit, Mm. Kilo I Wll-
lilllON Of Hllllltt'. WIIN K" llli'IM'i'll III
f ! oil'' to five yearn lii tin- ul ii i ' jniM't here tonight In what Ik f.rhediiled
of
Coast
Kan I'iuik'Iki'o &: Vcrn ni t,
los Angeles 2; Ottkland U.
HcKltlo (i; I'oitliind 2.
Suit l.uko li; Kai-ruiin i.tD
XKW YOltK, May :,. l.vw Tindlcri'
i lilladcliilila mid .I'lliiiiiy iJinuli;"
DYED A SWEATER
' AND SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
IMiiltiiilliiiy nl Wiilln V nidi ly Hu
piili.i' JiuIki' M, l Clirronl today.
Tin1 woman, wtio In only 22 yi-iim of
UK''. ..ii'li'd tiiiitiy tu I'luamy whin
a i l ulKilrd,
Tim pron'i Minn In H npi nlnu
Htaii'ini'oi, iliurKi'd him rniiM1 from
Hi'iilllii noil Aiil 1 lii.irrliil I turn-" I
J. Ilrrkullh, n ni.lilnr, to IC'-t tho
1400 Ifuvi'l ny In' wim to draw on
IiIh iIIhi Iiiiiko from tin- nriny.
"I illdn't do noy mull OiIiik." fx
rlalinnl llin woiiiiiii. "I hud it fik'lit
IWill my hiinliaiKl wild I did It to Hplti;
him"
Mir titixlinnil la lliirliirt J. Wil-
lilllllH I'f Kl'llltll'.
um u 1 j rnnnd liotit at l''-- iioundM.
SHOES
U. S. Army Shoes
$3.25
Fine Dress Shoes
$5.00
The best shoes in town
for the money
Overalls . . 98c
Jumpers . . 98c
Work Shirts 69c
Dress Shirts. 98c
CanvasGloveslOc
Suspenders . 25c
Garters . . .
Better have a look
That's all today
Will H. Wilson
Kvny '(liimiiiid 1 " liiiikntsw
l. llx liiiw to dyii or tint nnv worn,
faili-d i; i l i 1 1 -n I or ili iiiii'i y u nrw .
Hilt 1 1, lor that will nt mrrnk. wot,
rt" or run. I 'rf-l lium tlyidnn l
Koui niili-rd Willi Iniimniid lM' I'Vcn
If y.ui liutn miff dyi-d iM-furf. Jut
(ll your UiiKtUl wlii'thur ili miii'
Hal you wlali to l i- In wool or HU.
tr wlo thi r It In Inn ii, i-ottun. or
nilird rooiIn. For fifty-one ynr
iiillliona of uooii'ii liiiv.i liii'ii ukIiiK
"I pinioml lyi-i" in add yrnr ot
w-ar to tlii'lr old rlialil.y wiiintit.
Kklllx. dlri" . lunlil, illtll'll, BllM'k
Hiiih, 1 hi i-i U h. IuiiikIiii;'!, i i'i thliiK !
Adv.
FLOUR CEREALS FEED
innnniiriniini
71
tJ
DAYS
Ooen Sea
EUROPE
Shortest Bcatrip
to England
France. Ger
many. Dclgtum,
Scotland,
FOR MEN
Si.li'fjili Oxfords, Miilmuiiiiy
I.fnwii $3.00
Siili'fjiir Slmcs, Pifowii folof,
Knt-lish lust $5.00
fii'iiuim Miilinniiy 1'iilf Ox
f.irds ...$7.00
( i(,llllilll
SIlOCH, KlIJ.
Mulionnny Calf
. liint $8.00
Canadian
Paciric
Furtlii'i' liifoi'Viiatlon from loonl rnll-
wny nnil HlcnniHliln niti'titu, or W. H.
Doiicon,' (ii'ii, A t., I'nHNi'nK1! lJ'Pt..
f fi Third Hlronl, I'ort land, dri'.
I'lioiio Jiioiuhvay, HO,
(ii'iiiiine MnlioiiKiiny , Vit
SIkk'h (u 1 2.00 vnluo). Our
prim! ...:'..;....;;......., $9.00
Tin' Kinoi'Min SIkhv Comininy
Htump llii! rrt nil . jii ico on
every pnir (if their Nlmes nml
tlutt. price is llio snuic nil over
the United Stntes. .
We ariiiov Nhowiiii; a com
idete line of this lira ml of
well known Shoes nml Ox
fords for moii mid invito you
to eome in and tfivo them tho
once over. ' ' "'
SEE OUR WINDOWS
21
"fiooo Shoes"
North Central'
'GOOD SHOES" BUILT
' OUR BUSINESS.
(Sineii )12)
SUNDAY TO BE NEAR
! llll lllllf.LUItlllll
B jaM ii.
I 'aoiiea o'i po-
1 is the m ay y o u w
will think of
h OLYMPIC. t
I Vitamints,
EAST RELIEF DAY
Holiday, May 7lh. In Ni-nr Kant Itu
lli f day In Mi'dford i liuirln-n. und
Ihv fu'loMlng pulpit villi lir flllid
by Svur Kant lti-IUf Ktirnkcrn:
Kmidiiy mornliiK. I'rrnbyteilun
fliurili; Hoiith Mi'tliodlxt prnlmlilo.
Hiindny vi'tilne, ('hrlntliin rhurrh;
M'tliudlNt riiunli North, nhort m-n-oaKc;
linptiht t litirrh. nhorl mi'KKiici'.
.urn. i. f.. Kiuiiliu tit known to
iiumy in AHiiiaiiil ami .M'Utunl. an
In' ami lirr IhibIiiiiiiI Wi re In harci'
of tin- I'hiiNtlun rhurrh In Klnmntli
I iiIIh In fum tlii-y wont to the Nonr
I;al.
IocalBtieis
Jack Haa "Seen" Eurcpc I
r.HI.S, May 6. illy .niclnt-l j
I'rriHH ). .lack In-triimoy told tli A5j
rlnli!il 1'rtiHH today It wan nlmoiit w
tain lie would meit (corKf (.'arin-
tier HKaln, Id I"iidin or I'arln, late,
tliln year, it Carientli-r ili'fi-alH Ted i
I.c1h In Ijiniluii May II. and pruvidtid ':
the imran Ih n:itlfaft'ry. I
Tho (KiHtlnK of forfciu and oilier do-!
IiiIIh, DfiupHiiy addi'il are Ix-inR din-1
riiKHfd In lindotr by Jark Keanis. I
DemiiHfy'a niunMKi'r. and Kranrola ;
Di-Kruniim, inanaKor if Carpentlcr. I
Di'flnlti! iinmiKeiiK'iiti Imwever, are
nwulilnp the nulcotuc of tliu l.cwla
CariMitler fllit. Ihiiiiimcy atmnrti'd It
wim lui mat i-rlii) to him whether he met I
Wlllartl hef'irc or after Ills necond go!
wllll the Krpneh cbamplon.
'I am bIho ready to meet WIIIh or j
anyone Hue. provldetl they mean husl-1
Dexn," Bald the champion. "I h'io;
nouielhin.ili'flnit! will romp out of all :
llii'Ki' offer. All I waul l.i a few'
montlia training. I've seen Kuroiie';
and had a fine reat and am anxious to,
Ret bark to work. I hIiiiII leave Pari 8 j
for Ixmilon Tueaday and ahall prijb-i
alily nail for New York May 13." j
IVtiipaey i haraetTlied 88 inire non-'
Kenao the reMrts linking his name'
with an aetresa who ban been ninch In !
the piihlie eye of late. He also denied !
ivrent re)ort that be wan B"lng to '
niniry a Krench girl. j
"All tho reorta ujiout that" be iiald
are pure bunk. Aa I have already j
told you, my heart ia in America.'
where It la held tightly by an Amer-'
b un gfrl."
15clC?..-.i
i i!
r
II. fi. Well of tho offlie of acrounta
of tho foreat nervine at Portland haa
pone to Klnmutb KhIU. where be will
liavo chorso of the payment of all the
temimniry lalior on the pine, bark
iH'ttlu Infeatatlon roJeft. About 200
men am being; employed on the project
under a cooperative arraiiKement be
tween the .federal and state Kovern
nienta and the private timber owners.
Tattern hau one fourth oft tomor
row. M. II. Dept. Store. 3S
Dunce. Ogle 1'olnt, Bat. nlto. &9
Mrs. Paul llanaen, coraetlere for
NuHone. I'hone 585 J. tf
Flno large sweet pea plunta Tac iht
dot. iHiia. Maddox & llonney. 3
Ainonx the riiw rtmeerna fllliiK artl
ilea of Incortiorutlon with tho atatc
lln'orinitlnn ili'pai tincnt at Salem
yeatenlay was the Maaonk Har I'laei-r
coiiipimy f MeUford; Il0.mii) enpit al
Htm-k; lh .1. J. Knimeu.K, tieorse T.
(VdllnH and W. II. Roliinaou aa liu-or-ioratora.
Uidlea' milts reduced onef.iurtb to
iihmiow. M. M. Dept. Store. 3S
lilt; daiico KliiKHhurK Sprlnsa every
Sat. tilKht. U-edom's orchestra. 39
You art" specially Invited to visit the
new uptodatu plant of the Med ford
Domestic Laundry, 30 ,N. Riverside,
any day thia week and on Wednemlay
and Thursday iiIkIiIh. 3S
Knuen aiitonioliHo, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, dc-lnforeod and
Kunranteed. Only tho finest prn-beat
ln fuels and metals used. Vulcan
WeldliiK Works, Ul S. I'nmt street. tf
Keccnt ImprovumeiitM on the
KimuikIh of the Kennies residence on
West Tenth street have ultracted
much favorable, comment. Tho luwn
trlmiiilnn, lull lev work, etc., la boing
dune by the Medford Service Co., a
new concern which specializes lu work
of this nature.
Women's woven under' Karments,
lace, cloth, and batiste, hair prleo to
morrow, M. M. Department Store. 3S
Modern French dry clenniiiK. Ser-
vleo Riinrtinteed. 1'bone TSi. Apparel
Cleaners and Hatters, 024 X. HIveiBlde
40
See our window of laces Co per yard.
(lulchlmm & LunimK'it. ' 41
Yankees and St. Louis Lead
XKW YOltK. May 6. The Yankees
and Kt. Iouls are dividins the honors,
of first Idace In the American lentrue
today. The l!nina lost U Detroit Z
ui t yesterilay aitlioush llllnma or t
Again Jones Comes to
Your Rescue for One Day
SATURDAY ONLY
i
No. 1 first grade Netted Gem Yakima Potatoes,
For $1.90 per 100
delivered to your door. '
Dcn't put it off, but 'phone your order when you read this, because
we have had a hard time to get No. 1 Gems to sell at this price, and
cur supply will not last forever. '
STATIONERY STATIONERY
One of the best and cheapest sales on Stationery you ever read
about
All Linen paper, regular 50c and 60c
Saturday Only 25c
Everybody uses stationery. Why pay the big prices.
$1.50 boxes, only $1.00
$3.00 boxes, see these in window, only ................ $1.74
EVERYTHING I N VEGETABLES
vui tt niuu tt gaiuui i o.i TT u.j a i u aa ui gvuu uuaig. wia , po uji
the Potatoes, or Stationery. We like to see everybody buy cheap I
JONES' of course
Cheapest Store
Phone 125-126
in Medford
Medford's Price Setter
St I tlllu it1:i liifiiaxl mil It f tun I h h rutin
run, ai;aln br aklng llabe Ruth's 1921 dt 'n- $ minutes. Frcberff was un-j
record ii to May C. The Yanks were !abIc 10 continue after one fall. j
Idle lu Philadelphia. j TAl'OM A Jimmy Sacco, lUiston J
Cleveland's heavv hitter, were not liKbtweight and Itobby Michaels of i
SEND FOR NAMES OF
mystified by Fabcr of the White Sox.
aeorini; ten hits and five runs off Ills
delivery in seven tunings. Chicago
staged a late futile rally.
The only game In the Xatlonal
leaKtin -was Cincinnati at St. Louis
where the home crowd overcame a
four run lead in the ninth inning and
won 8 to 7.
Xew York boxed six round, to a draw'
- Joe Egan, Boston middleweight,
toyed with Kddie Hammond ot Seattle,
taking every round of a six round semi
FRISCO K Nl
final.
Mike llalterinrt of Tarnnia. north.
west bantam champion, won a decision ! LOS AXGKLES, May 5. A
over Kid Laroso of Canada in four, Krani from District Attorney Matthew j ganizod klan in San Francisco.
rounds. Kid Bardo of Camp Lewis !
I Brady of San Francisco was received
I today by the district attorney here
'asking that a lits ot all members of
the Ku Ktux Klan in San Fraaclsro
city and county be sent there. Dis
trict Attorney Wool wine said such a
I list bad been prepared for immediate
forwarding. He also said there were
about 200 names on it and that his
Investigation here had led to the
tele- j opinion that there was a regularly or-
XKW YOltK Charles McKenna, na
tional amateur light heavyweight box-iw'on
. . ... .. 1 I?...-!
ing champion, defeat eii ueorge .Munce
In ttfreo round lxiut.
XKW YORK Ralph C.reenleaf,
pocRel billiard champion, defeated
Walter Franklin. Kansas City, 15ti to
CI. In first block of their title uintch.
MIXNK.M'OLIS Ed (Strangled
Lewis, heavyweight wreatllnij cham
pion, defeated John Prober of Swe-1
and Sam Carmine, Taeoma welter,
drew and Charley Maels of IMiyallup
a four round decision over rhtl
Soriqnder, Camp lxwls, 150 iiounder.
ST. I'At'T.. Minn., May 3. Virtu
ally complete returns from yester
day's rtty election gave Arthur Nel
son a majority of more than 13.000
votes for Muyor over William H. Ma
honey, labor candidate. Mr. Nelson
is thirty years of age. He was elect
ed on n non-partisan party ticket.
to INFANTS a INVALID?
ASK FOR
Ilorlick'S
H Origiad
Avoid Imitation
n& Substitute
ForIniints,rnvandSandarowingChndrtn Rich milk, maltad grain extract in Powd.r
Tba Onciaal Food-Drink For All Aires lSo Co?!ns Nouriiin DisMtibl .
' Notice
Wo would htlvlau Mr. Frank Ziiecnla
to give better care to tho remaining
lambs or wo will see that ho does.
ThoBo lambs wero picked up in order
to tmvo them from the buitzards. i
THIS KIDNAITKU.
A. F. A A. M.
Spec In I conimuuientlon Mod-
foiHl Lodge 103, Friday even
nig, Slay fit n, 7:30 p. in.
Worlc III F, C, decree.
3S L. K. WILLIAMS, Socy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CONVALESCENT HOME. ASHLAND,
facing beautiful Lithlu park. Nature
cure methods, l'leasitnt surround.
ings. 3S
I'Olt SALE Rhode Island setting and
laying hens, 334 X. Holly. . 3!t
WANTED Household goods, autouio.
blli'H, pianos, in fact most anything
. to alore in our new cement ware
bouse. I'rlees reasonable, l'ulnier
I'liino Houho, 234 E, Main St. 41
Necessities for the Spring
and Summer Outing
And some conveniences that add
to the joy of camping and touring
Portable Tent for Automobile Touring. Easily erected. When condens
ed, the entire outfit can be carried in a car and requires little space. ;
NOW ON PISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
Tent, $18.00; heavy khaki colored canvas duck Auto Bed outfit, folding springs, $13.50;
Mattresses, Comforters, Pillows; Camp Beds, $5.00; Camp Chairs, $1.00; Camp Stoves,
$2.50, $3.50, $3.75, $6.00, $7.50, $10.00, $15.00; Auto Vacuum! Freezer, a summer ne
cessity $5.25; Vacuum Bottles,' Camp Utensils of all kinds.
Portable Camp Brunswick Phonograph
. . . . . $45 .... .
AGENTS-
(BRENLiN)
Tht window ahaate
that raally
Xeortv
WEEKS & ORR
W. Main Street
Complete House Furnishers
Phone 227A