Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 08, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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    MEDFOTIT) "MATT TT?TntTNTl, MTCTVFOTCTJ, OTCKfiON, MONDAY. MAY R. 1022
TOOT! TTITiEE
H Y. M. C. A. TO HOLD
AN INSTITUTE AT
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ASHLAND SUNDAY
ASHLAND. May H.-Nr-xl Hitnluy.
May 14', it truliilUK Inatllote ln'ld under
V. M, A. snanko oia f unity liaal
Will Ill-Kin "llt-m, 8clll Will l) Mill-
tinned on a "iroitrilvn" s.'hmlulo,
MtlVlllt' bnlllB t''lltyMl. MS It Wi'r.
Kuiini In Dm t'onriiiKnition nrl wr
iriKl-CHlliK H wt.l n ciiillil Im lunai-l-'
under Him I'lrt'innatiinw of (lie pre
VHlllnn Into mirlnit, with utile or no'tl"
iimiul for wiiiIwh lit minion iiitihn.
Oiali Witnil, micrt-lHiy of tint county
V. M. C. A., iitTiiit.. ilm pulpit of the
liaptlNt tliiiiili on HiimlHy mornliiK.
KlvltiK a il it 1 11 mill IntcivKtuiK talk on
wlinli'Hiiiim mil))ecu. Tim cliurcli lm
"xlnmlml a rail iiMiii Iti-v. I). C. MlHor,
of HtirrlalmrK. uml In eoiifhlnntly un
lli'lputltiK u ruvinulili (liii lnloii rugunl-
llIK (111 l'l'llll'H(,
8prln tonic mo u nwnlixlur of how
oViir lo tlii limirt urn ilm tlnin of
my rliililliooil, un mid rcrnllumlnn pro.
Hi-nU tlioiu to view: thn lioneam, tli
milpliiii', Ilm olil fiiiiKleit wormwood,
uml every Ijuhb lieru wlili-h my Infancy!
COUNTY HEALTH
NURSE SPEAKS AT
C. POINT MAY 0
from AlilnJ lo Wleilforcl ami vkUiMuew. I liu tank cuatur oil ami tlio
vers. arfoidiiiK opiini'luiillle fur Tul-1 l"n that luy liy It, tlx, tar unit tli
flit, I'lionnU mnl iitrnl I'olnt r nii-!iiiull for my wlio'ipiiiKcmiKli npll, tliv
liliinltle to pin tli'lpiilu. Noted wm k-! ilom of hot Klllnnr, Ilm Ipecac iiIkI) II
rn prominently Identified wlih "Y"
Inlxii'Klw will intend till tllHlHilte,
union: llmm Ih'Iiik J"l"i IIikI'I, ntutn
Mi'Cifimy for Ortwn, l-'orrfnt l
Ktuiiip, of Hacrninnnio, filllna a llko
uml fell thn rude. Jatau (IImkhIboiI In
III 11 Jell. Anil now, far removed from
Ilm tiennu confection, tlio (cur of rentel
will Intrimlvnly we, hi mnm'ry re-
1 vurl to old doc's prrillloctlnif, thn cm
Kppolntmunl fur California, ami J. t'.IIWer nilxlura which tutel IIU
Clark. r,irniMillnn forelsn territory
Thn lutl'T r-otiie from fr afield. Iiav
Ins for lh punt dHcmlii erved u ec
rHnry fur tho "V" at Hlinnstinl. China
hi'iilnuurtpm which oover an Imninnas
tilnr!
On TiiKBilny evening (hU week. May
9, (iriinU I'iim booter will he ontar
1 11 Ine. I hy lorn I rootira si llutol Ali
Intnl. Incidentally iiImhk will tin for-
field, ila will apfiik In Aatilund net nmlatnil for llnMtiK up thn promotion
Humlny inornlnK and at Mfilford In
Ilm rvenlnu. Of rountn t'auli Woml,
of all thn vallny npiKirtunltlr on a nui
tunl IihhId. Thin will ho a m lul event
county anvnlary, will un pr'iieiit, and of 1111.. than ordinary nlKnlflcnnco,
lend III ennnsKtli; metli'nU to din auc
re UK of Dm work In hiiiul.
A pmliellc lnriiveiiieiit linn hcfallcn
tho fmnlly of Mr, and Mra. V. A. Hen
toll, ITitldentu of lliinli Htrcrt, In thn
dnalh of their dHimhlnr Nellie, a lov
nbln girl IT yeara of uxe, who pmneil
nway at a lil honpltat lnt Krlduy.
after proluntied llln, Funeral r
vct wora hold at tho Catholic clfureh
t ciu Hunday mornlnK, Interment belim
in .Mouniain view rnmnipry. ill auoi
turn to thn parent, a hrotlicr and
alater mourn thn la of a devoted
ninmhnr of thn faintly clrcln. tha ym
putliy of a wld,' aiiiuulntunco bclnu
their In Ih In deep afflli tlon.
Ituten for "I'mIkIiik" at th auto ramp
KroundN havo heen aouinwhnt modified
tho achndulo now lining fifty rent fiat
H-r day for Ilia flrl and ar-cond daya,
and twny-fln cnnla per duy thcre
aflnr, "with hath." Tnrma cnah.
Monday, May SI!, liaa linen et aa thn
dutn for adoption of a claim In thn
Mmlorn Woodmnn ramp which now
meeu at Mix me hull, vUllora from oth
er ramp belna Invited to attend.
Hern It I on thn thmahold of thn
Kh old iiinmieriliiii'. and work on the
new (-tnnniiinliy cluhhomta Iukm, In tart
It amii to ho illnrimilnui'd altnKethor.
No Interior flnlhlns ha i t liei n at
tempted, wlille the nxlerlor hear hot
a trarn of "pntildn itanlilox." In Imita
tion of nolid concrtn eft'-cta. Thla
Improvnment rhcmn aliould proRrraa
hand In hand with thn nw Imtnl and
aanitarlum project, and not allow thn
hit lor to ho complotnd flmt,
Slatn t'lr Murn!uil 8yke wa horo
liint week Incident to a tour of lnK'C.
lion of aouthnrn Orniton town, lining
accotiipunli'd hy Chief I.a tiin of Med
ford. Aftnr an exlinntlve Invnittisa
tlon of (ha routine at local hediiiar
tcra, It waa decldod that thn checker
l i' 1 ". ' :4-: 1 1 J
fCNTItAf, I'dlNT, May . M(m.
M. ,M. rooltm-y, who Iiiih Ix-eti In
I'ortliiod tli punt nix toonthn vlwitliiK
her ilnuiililer, Mra, CoNtin. arrived
here thn flint of thn week to npend
the miiniii'-r 11 1 her home here. Tim
hoftt of Central I'oliit friend of thn
prominent pioneer reMdent of thin
city will tie very pli-nmd to heur of
her return.
(Irandmii ilim hnlo, well known
and lieuel ri-nlil'-til of ('entinl
I'olnt, who hni lieeo m.liinly III for
the ptiHt neveriil tiny nt her home, Ih
proprietor of a new i-lertrk' ttliop on
11 111 In ntrent In tho Frei-iini IjuIIiJIhk,
next to thn Central I'olm ervlc ntn
1 lun. Thn nhop I now open und
ready fur hunlnc 11 nil n ,alioo
nil will lie duly uppri" lati-d.
On of the eye-anriln(( bIkIiIh In
Central I'olnt 1 the Iiuk" new xlKIt
on the Thurher nnd lilxon more,
which wax uulittvd here Haturday. It
Kully attract nil piiKmrnliy uml it
fliitnltiK puiponn I nilHxefi ,y n 0.
It' thn work of a imieu-r In that Una
of work 11 liu, und an mldid Improve
ment to thn town.
The Kri'iliinun claw of the hx-al
liUrll who', I enletlaltud tit a IiIkIi
m hool party Krlduy evenlna at On
Hal Mall. A lime number of mu
deot wera In attendance. All there
enjoyed InimenMely lh clever Kami.',
thn fun inuklnif and t lie repaat of
dulntte. The youtiK.t of tho IiIkIi
Mchoo) puiilla proved thmeveii
Kreat entertainer.
Tli l.udli-H' Aid mxl'ty nn-t nt tho
Itornn of Mr. Htevcntion on Wedneit
dny I". M and enjoyed the ununl
Kood I line that the iiimiiImt of thin
bund alwuy njiy. )no lomfoit
VewU-rila y' IVtiult.
.Vullooiil UtlltW'.
Ht. ThjIm, S; Clnrlrmiili 5.
New Vork, ; I'lilludelphla 0.
I'lttdbuiK, II; ChlcaKO, .
Jionton, A; Jlruolyn, t.
Ameiican Intui.
ChlciiKO, H; Detroit 7.
Ht. Loul, JO; trievelund 7.
, New Vork, H; WaihlnKton, 1.
Count Iiikuc.
Morning Bame: Ltm Angel, B;
Oakland V.
Afternoon game: Lo Angele, 2;
Oakland 4.
Hnn KranclHoo, 4-1; Vernon, 6-1.
Halt lake, 3-3; H;icramento, 4-4.
Heattle, 2-t; Portland, l-J.
Oregon Get $21,000
WASHINGTON. May 8. Approval
of 07 advance f or nKrlcultural and
livestock iiurpoRe agRrenating $1,785,
000 wa announced today by thn war
finance corporation.
llKKly Improved at till wrltlriK.
Tin will be Rimd nnw to thn ininy ' tucked during the afternoon und
inennn 01 (.ennui j-oitti enieemea . i nm uuwuirpii uiHponea 01,
MNf
DeltW Doesn't Rw
BreakTiat(bIdTow
CASQEAOLININE
CMrtK rMt t 11 feiU Ait to I
(Ufa. lvMkk fait HeAaWkwh TMh
hi tmm. tMfJ ' U
tfetkM t4 b. lMit Mi. Mt tMUUl
4, ill Ora.- a c
N mil. , HitMIT
Ml
mid all InlereHii'il nhoiild Hnn up pro
Kielvnly In (ha movement Jngepliliin
wunty ha In a cenlc way, thn ev?
to nxploll, with a lot of mining und
Irrigation projei ta to develop Indua-1
truilly.
Khortenlng thn route approximately
HO mile I one of the remit applying
to thn new highway improvement In
thn Utnen Hprlng Mountain region
over which traffic In and from Kiam
mil Fall I being diverted, thn auto
atnga lo trek over thn new roadway on
or altout May 10.
A brief addrn to high trhool ttu
dent wa given hy lh J. T, Untidy,
of l,n An Helen, tiirgnon pnrlnllzlng
In eyo, ear, no ami throat trouble,
who In thn afternoon of Monday de
livered a frno lecture at the city
library.
A full house greeted tho genlor clan
pluy at tho high achnul gym lnt Fri
day evening, the dramatic treat aUo
lining a mirccM g a, financial venture.
"The Ilognn" annual I now under way,
high aehool arllvltlea being centered
itmn thl crowning flterary production
of the atudenl body.
After year of delay In cmctlng a
new panng"r deimt hern, thn 8. P.
h:ix begun openitlon but they are con
fined to Improvement connected with
Ilm irelgbt office, Inntead of meeting
"lloim long deferred," te.
On Krldax evening. May 12. at tho
armory, will occur thn third In aerte
of Hhrlno dunce, and the' concluding
one of the aoaxon. I'roceeda go to
benefit Illltah Tompln'a patrol fund,
preliminary to the Ban Franclaeo I rip.
Ileal of mimic will be provided. Ticket
two dollar. Including; war lag.
A Bpel tent In tho way of a dimin
utive Pullman car mounted on auto
tirela, waa here on Sunday. The body
of the car wa covered with aerlptural
quotation and other religiou admoni
tion. It flmt atop wa at tho Hotel
Aahtund, afterward anchoring at the
ramp ground during the ralnatorm.
AiliUnd Pot of the American Le
gion will meet on Wednenday evening
i.i)' 10. the dato having been ad
journed from atatnil acheduls.
The chamber of commerce exhibit
mapa very convenient, not. only a
applying to local aurroundlng but alo
In reference to roadway both north
and nuth, outlining the gateway to
notable attraction hereabout.
William F. Isaac pent yenterdny
motoring along the Rogue from thl
city to Trail
dweller.
Mlm Murle Pnlldlne, county health
nurnc, bun u iiiinniiKe of importunce
that will con. 1. 1 11 i, mothern and
women of Central Point Widneaduy
afiernonn ut the imbllc library, The
meeting will commence at 1 o'clock.
A tier the nennlnn ti-u will he nerved
to nil preMcnl. Kvery woman In the
roinmuiilly 1 urgently riijueiiled to
be there and help by her pr'-nenee
to make the nteetltng a ucreni nnd
to help In tint npreudlng of the good
work. Ily getting together five
friend anil bringing them with her
to thn tllirary on Wednenduy after
noon, every womun Interested will be
doing her part and will help greatly
toward making th meeting worth
while and ln'tn tlrliil, mo come, every
one and Ik Id along In thl cnue.
tl'lll ,.... I
,.,, (,, 1, u n I,,- 1,, lit,. M'lttl a j
1-01111 .miiv, 11 n inhtiiiii-ii a rauio
phone In uid building, thereby
milking' It n very popular and Inter
esting plain for the populace to fre
quent In thn evening.
The following piunlral program
will be given nt the brirk church
Wednedn" evening. May 10th, at
eight o'clock:
Hrli.rtlnn High nchool orchentrn,
led by Prof. Ilnot.
Pinna Kolo Ijiretia Ijiw.
Flower Hung Jonlcn lleewlgrave,
Central Point' youngent aololtit.
Violin nolo Mildred Iturger, piano
uccompanlnt. Ilernloe Hurger.
Piano olo Violet Scott.
May liny Kong nnd Drill Motta
Lewln, Mary Jan eflebe. Vivian
dainty ri fU Bhtmnt of cuke, l-e
cream and tea were nerved lo all
piownt. Mr. Htevenaon wa muddl
ed In entertaining by Mr. Cochran
and Mm. Kutlcdgo.
"Cinderella, In Klowerland," l the
mime of an operettn which will ho
given by the children of tho flrat
four grade of the PkuI grammar
m hool In Central Hall. Friday even
ing, May 12th, under the direction of
Mr. and Mr. Ituy Henderson of the
local mhool. The operetta will bo
one of the tiiont elaborate produc
tion thai ha ever been given In
Centrul i'olnt and promise to lie a
great suices and a souri-e of great
pleusuie to all who attend. All the
favorite of Central Point' juvenile
population will be in the cast and in
dication lire that they will more
lllfin ,1,1 lltntr ,iMU A ,.rnnrf.J U
wilt undoubtedly erect the small ner. I
former. Ticket will be on sale at 1 1
the. usual stand and one should get
mem eariy in oraer to he sure of a
good place from which to huar and
see the small performer.
Word wa received here recently
that Heverend Haty, who Is to take
charge of the Community church at
thl place, will bo here with hi 1
family In the near future. Heverend
liuty went to Cottage Orove several
days ago to annlnt In moving hi fam
ily here and while there wa taken
lck, hence the delay In hi returning.
Kpworlh league wa conducted
Sunday evening entirely by the dele
gate who intended the Epworth
I-euKue convention at Koscburg a
Pacific Klnmllng
SAN FKANOIHCO, May t. Stand
ing of the team In the Pacific Coast
buseba'.l league. Including yesterday'
game, follows:
W.
Vornon 16
Kan Francisco ,,.,..,.21
Mult Lake (ily ....... 1 "
I.OH Angeles 16
Oakland ...18
Seattle 11
Sacramento 15
Portland 11
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11
is
12
17
1
1
19
17
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Another No-IIll Hero.
NEW YOJtK. May . Mlnaing
perfect game by the narrow margin
of one base on halls, given to Wil
liam In the fifth, Jesse Harne, hurl
Ing ace of the Giants and a hero of
thn last world' series, is In the no-
hit, no-run hall of fame today.
Homes' performance Is the aeventh
of It kind registered by a Giant
pitcher, the others are Amow Rusle,
hrlsty
Wiltse,
Mnthewson (twice), George
Ucd Ames and Jeff Tesreau.
SANTA F.OHA, Jlrnmy Murphy
won thn lull-mile Cotnll speedway
event, two minutes under former
world record time, ills time was 52
rnlnute 1.2.1 aeionds.
th loan Included: Idaho $12,000:
Montana 1134,000 and Oregon $,0o0.
Two Broker Fall.
NKW YoftlC, May, . Fullur of
the frokernge firm of Tost Brother
nnd company wa announced from
th rostrum of tho New York tock
exchange today. v"
BOSTON, May S. The folium o(
Geogn A. Haskell nnd company,
members of the Boston stock x
chnnae wnn announced from the t
Distribution ofl,hnnre rostrum today.
it
V
one-eleven cigarettes
3k
Threa Frtendlf
Gentleman
TURKISH
VIRGINIA
BURLET
at.
In a new package that fits the pocket
At a price that fits the pocket-book
The same unmatched blend of
Turkish Virgisia anBuRLEY Tobaccos
Jones, Francis Faber, Ethelyn Bcott, i couple of weeks ago, and this with
(Srruldlne Tex. I.uclle Seller, with
Joiihe llesseliitsve as fairy queen.
Piano Solo low'gene Wallace..
Violin nolo "Itosebuds" Hllde-
gttrdn Porter, accompanied on piano
by Mrs. Porter.
liu no Kolo Kverett Faber. I
tjuartette, "Forest Clee" Mrs.
IHxon. Mr. Weaver, Mr. Dixon, Mr.
Wright.
Cornet nolo Chirk McDowell, ac
companied on piano by Clifford Hos
wcll. liuno Solo Mr. Leonard Free
man. . Duet. "I.uliaby Ijind." Wyyette
Hoswell and .llnrttin Bellen
Piano Nolo Murle Bowman.
Piano Solo Little Elizabeth Scott.
Quartette. "A Very Bad Cold."
Violet Scott. Leola llesscixrave, Clif
ford Boswell and Clark McDowell.
Instrumental Solo Mrs. Wright.
Piano duet. "The Muse" Leola
and Alva ilcsselcrave.
Selection High School Orchestra.
Vocal Solo Francis Davisson.
Piano Solo Adabelto Seller.
"Old Mold Tea Party" Mr.
Evans, soloist; Mend nines Strohmeir,
Dixon, Scott, nnd Misses Kulalln
Brown and Mary Mee.
Orchestra selection.
No admission fee will be charged,
hut a sliver offering will be taken,
proceed to go to the Ladle' Aid so
ciety. Everyone la Invited
Miss Marie Wilson, who reside
near Medford, Is spending the week !
at the Hesnelgrnve home and visiting
relatives end friend here.
Mrs. Crimes, of Nebraska Is the
the special music and orchestra,
made a very interesting evening.
Several people from town. Includ
ing the high school orchestra, who
took part in the program, motored to
the West Sldj school last Saturday
evening and greatly enjoyed their
basket social und program. Both
were a decided succes from a so
cial and financial viewpoint. The
school Is 173 richer than It wa prior
to Saturday evening,
KING GEORGE LEAVES
LONDON. May I. King George
and Queen Mary with a ulte includ
ing Field Marshal Earl Halg and
Admiral Lord Heatty, loft today for
Belgium to be the guests of King Al
bert and Queen Elizabeth.
Troop lined the breakwater at the
eustern pier In Dover aa tho royal
party embarked on the yacht Alex
andria which was escorted acrosa
the channel hy nine dent rovers.
Hose for Irrigation
We make it.
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Opposite S. P. Depot
Free Wiring Plans
by Experts
Any electrical contractor-dealer can be of decided assistance to
the owner in helping him plan to use electricity in his home. The
yilace for switches, for lighting outlets, for base plugs, floor plugs,
etc., may make a real difference and the size of the "wire which
should be used is a technical matter which few home owners un
derstand. This technical service is free for the asking. It adds to the value
of your house to have it properly wired, and the work of wiring it
will be materially lessened if the man who does the work has Intel
ligent and unmistakable plans to follow.
The California Oregon Power Company
Phone 168
Medford, Oregon
216 West Main Srteet
REPRESEMTAM
WORD
BUSKS
ESTABLfflfflTS
"Were not Satisfied
Unless tjon Are
CITY CLEANING & DYING CO.
401 South Riverside
Phone 474
QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE
The Model
Boot Shop
21 S. Central
1 : r 11 Shoes Repaired Whilo You Wait.
: E. N. BIDEN,, Prop.
! VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS
Complete Mock of these famous spring for nil curt on Imml. Prices rea
sonable. BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET
We niako truck liodlcs, nnd do nil kinds of blncksniltlilng.
Billings Carriage and Auto Works
40 to H South ItlvorJIdo ' Medford
Mason, Ehrman & Co. Automobile Springs
Wholesale Grocers Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
jgfgg JxTiDOrteiS THOMAS T. MERROTAN, Proprietor.
Medford, Klamath Falls. Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston 20 South Riverside Phone 279I
i . i ..i
MEDFORD When your T7 "With Medford The Old Reliable
blacksmith shop Duds . Veterinary TradeU shoeshop
mi SpHf A ou, HOSDltal Medford Mad.''
All new springs guaranteed. SllClS and ;
General repair, Blacksmith- uu i 1 i mrnTn Money
ing Only Snring Furnace f0ucan bet, you'll get r- Sale Stable C. B. WATK1NS We handle Weinberg She,
in Southern Oregon. suits. Remember Sp- dr a A nTT7FK ' HigCJlass ' J
118 S.Bartlett. Phone 183-J cialize on rough dry fsmily ixiiA&ii hasopkxkd Shoe Repairing
. wash. Ill N. Fir St. Phone 551 herbert tilley
nash barbershop American lee Watkins fi Co. o5SpM MEDFORD TENT AND
up-to-date semce. Laundry Co. FFFnwnRP SHOE Ktr AIR SHOP AWWINfT WfM
Bowman &Noe, Props. 21C fl. Riverside. Phone 873 lLLy OlUUb ATlsnvMmsT, HlliUlm HUiVIVJ
Choice Grade Crushed Barley, XMt oop 1o w,kr Auto Co
Vllmr nnrl UnrtYlnxr 171,, Flour- Bran Middlings, Hay, Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and
V 11111U ailU JLim 111 till V .riOUl Grain and Poultry Feeds. DAfMT Mr Cushion works; Tourist Supplies,
STRICTLY GUARANTEED. . ft,om G,,. na Rolling . 4 F AM ITlP Anything made of Canvu.
Ask your dealer for one of those brands. upctinity.. "wHAn Ur P Pj ni'iatE, pnop.
. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO, 397 South Front St. Have ?ou Done It?. oPP s. p. iV "w