Medford mail tribune., May 11, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

MTCTVFOTtP" MATT; TTHttTTSnR, METYTOTm Oft TO (W, TTTTTRRD'AY. MAY If. '1022
HIKER 10 START
AT
TO ASSIST, NEAR
GIVE OPERETTA AT
PAGE MAY 19TH
E! EAST
CROSS COUNTRY
WORD MAN TO
INSTALLING NEW
LOCAL CHURCHES
GRADE SCHOOLS TO
BUILD
PAVILION
MACHINERY
FOR S. CAROLINA
AT HOT SPRINGS
LONE PINE IN
RELIEF n
f'uiiu M MilliiH of fnliiiiiMwR, ('..
wlin Ih nit entWli'ini'ii hllter Ulld Who
WulUcd fiiim ViimIiIiikiii, ). C t'l
I. km AiikiIi In JUIU-l;'ll mill Wliu
ulurti'il front ("liW'MKil, III, 'in M hll
In AIiinUii nml return In the years
IHSO-21-32, lit now I'limtili'lllIK the
liml ineiitlinii'd trip unit I mi route to
til liftnm tuwn, t'nluinhlti.
lift I'SMIU tnil , Ii-fiiu A lit Hk it- llil
KpliiiK, nml Ih vii route smith. Huvlntr
liml it I-1 1 of iriiiililn iiN tt in" nit of
domn frt-l, MrMllhm him .(iiiifi1 cut
lit Nniilliwuril wity unit him N"'Mt Dm
mm mix week In Mritfuril where he
linit been iMiii..vtit In llm I lit dint
l.yillm.l linn I'tci l.i. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1T 111 etiiv
here he llil ieill IJVti Mi iilu' wllll
111 UiUllii, I In? I. hhI lilltlliK I'lft'Ull
tuition. Mi'MIIInn ii nm-lt five year eer
vlrii tlt ilio I'niii il Hih l in navy, nml
llil IWlie I'll! Ill It'll til" til'ilir Willi
l'lri. Hillll'll rllllt. IIk Will li'liva
Mi'ilfiinl till wpf'ti nml inmit rem h
lui t'ulunihM will nmiilii there fur
n stunt I line.
Arter n hnt vm In the home
town Iik will ulurt it lili iliriuitilt
Hiiuttt America, bring eietitly In.
Irrmlril In l .ninl tnnntty, lli'it
(II. MiMlllun who I h tin ilium dU.-it
lilnml yimtlt of IH year nml mi hi
lilkf inn-It 1.3 iionniti), - II" Mule
Hull Im Iiiirml in writ u lunik "ii
till exiwri.nie nntl cm the inunlry
IhrotiKh wliuli lm Im tinvi l.-.l when
Iik t inii.i lin llm Hullllt AuiiIi'm
.tour unil Hint llm gathering .f mute-
' i lui fur thi work I In ililf nlnt In
InUlim I hi mt I'lii urmi tilpi
CmEAOlJININE
fcfWM. to. k. M
1
mmm hWHW ikKMlM I Ii m
n4 kM tmtmt Mi Ma.
a aiu tri prra
.1. C (MllllKiT (if Miillurd, Iiiih leas
ed tlif ,lm knn lint Hriri nttH llil lili?
nf Awliliind on thii I'liiifli- IiIkIiwiv,
nml work will mint in mini on tli
I'llllHtrill'llllIt (if U MWlllllnlliK lilllll, H
ilnni'o imvilllun, u IhiIIiIiuuhii unit an
iiiiki i iiiiiii ground,
Work lui alien. ly attirled on tint
i omhi r in IHni tif ii c utirrt-ttt wnll
around tin' aprlug n tlmt llm water
u ill rlii ti it level huh i'iii(iit(1i to
HllllW It to fllltt IIITON tll I'nrlfll'
lllKliW'iVlM 111" lilllll nil I tin ilil uliln
ii f tlilt limil, wlmni till (if tlin luillil
Intt it "0 lln Inn '1 will lm nil tut I ! .
'llm NUliiinilni; mio Ih to tut on
ijmmi nlr iuii (,ir iiii kiininicr nml
will mini likely ln IihiihimI l.y iiixl
yi-iir. It In In ln : l.y iO fi-i-t nml
will lie lilllll nf i'iiiin i-ti. If Impiihi il
It will In. ii.,i n ; .on nil wlniirr im t tt
w it ! I rKi ff illiiKiy wiinn nml will
In- i lunrm tiililu nt nil tlmi'i of llm
yt'iir. Tin- hmiMi mt rnunillnit Uik
I'i'i'l will liuvo imiiiivuliln Hi-i'tloim In
iillnw I n-i' rli i iil.iiluii nt ii It In tin1
Hlllnlllfr IvfllMOIl,
Th hntliliniiBK lm ciinliM'il
with mililmr wutir ilinw'tu tho
wut it fur whlilt will Im ilol frimt
thn four null I RiitlKKH mi the lilll
lili wi'iit iif thn lini; Hiulm
TIim tlutiiing inltliiti will In. CO hy
IUU f . . I ii nil will Im miniiii'il no that
n.i'ii air iImiii Inu In the utiiiinr '
mi ni'ty Im t iiji-yiil. It will (t 1ni Im
i . nl. If iif Im Iiih i uf it mi ihf lili
In tlif wiiiti-r Mfimun to i xrlmli) th
III nml nuiiMt iin.
. Till ItfW- i'nrt irntlilrl to flljoy
mm Ii hiiiilui II v nml If thi- ir'fiit
outlook I trilfli'il n liiimlnill ill
ihiihI. Komt i f ti ii in futirici nml a nolf
n.ill i n.ii y l.f imlfi ut ii fat ii r
lutf .
Richard Crofter's Sons
To Fight Father's Will
hriW.IN. Mny II -Illy AMorlnlnl
I'ri'Kil. Hulu :iir ui'tlnit in lu liulf of
(tin Intn Uli'liuril CrukiT'i two ami In
tlin- t'ultfil Hlutr iitvivI nollra Uin
Mri. t'rii.r'i I'lllcltor i loilay 'thul
llii'y hail linfn ItiHirurtfJ to onttr a
luvnul In nn Irliili wmrt uk.iIii! the
will of Mr. Croker wlu'tt It win lodgml
f ir iiiolihti-. T Itla. It win until, woulil
limlio a Irlitl nininniary to prove t h
will Rilil lite c:liiiftrnry of the tfita-tor.
"Tito fiioiliera of llin Nmir Kait have
li.iitiilliitl.m tf inu. lih.i i-y und.T Hn'" not'n ut war for tlin punt ttlx
uy .a im- Loin. Ml,,., i i;,r-:mt "n' lhtt '"''""'' thre
fit iifik. mur Jm kwmvin.'. owti.t? i ' anywh-r In t!i world itnytldnK -Ite
l.y thn limit U'fHtcrii Mliiiii Com- ,,",n H'" h" l'.f"rl'n:, the dli-
limiy, Iin-., uml I timlfr tho upi-r- Mrtim and thn death thut no with war,"
Unluii i.i Wulicr II. Ui.liltiKon, mlnliiK itutnd J. J. Handiakur. Mutu (Ilr-ft'ir
i niilni'i'r, w ho Ih iiImo i nKlni-i r for ) Nnar , Knit Knilef, be.'oro th o lal
tlii- Who Iiiiki. Mm.'. Tim com n(.iioit of thi Kaitorn Btar. lawt DlKht.
.m,y l, r...'...tiy l,.. n '-''K''l''-l - j vliltfd tho tttvt;! at)i .lcD and lioli-n
i.no tiiiifn .jiitoi, nn rini mni fit
iiilnliiK until (ih l'li'Hlil.'iit.
of ConHtanllnoplii whiin hrave wotnnn
wern BtruKKlilK to k'-i-ji life In their
lil'(lrin. Ai I went with our ri-ll"f
w hlrh I now nt th mini', u i worki-ri Into thii phicpii whfr thn
inlliT. A rock nuh'r of ISO women mffi-r o terribly, 1 ;iw ho
Thf miirhliifiy. wlili h Ih KoIiik In
will nil In- run with u CO II. I', hiiuhi
iiikIii
In tin.
Ion iii- iiy ni,uiiy will lr lntullfil I they init hope anil cniiraKf and lid Iff
to .ir..itri' Hi., in., for tin. mill of 60 itnnt (liar. j. uni,(;Iflilinc!n and Rood-
iikwh In tho world Into tin- hcarti of
llin moihiiri and Rmndmiiihir who
flKht mm mother alwayn flh( for their
children. It wai womlerful ti see
faith and linpo and new eourann anl
thn will In flKht on eotr.e Into the lives
of theio women."
Tho membiTi of tho Kanterh Slar
voted Id rooK'rate In the ih'iwlnn of
tho motion pliture "Ali-e In Hunger
land," at the itlulto on neat Tueiclay
niKht, when Mr. Handnaker whi
leeured the picture! will lecture on
how thn picture-it were lecurnd.
The committee from the KaHtern
Star cotutiHU of John I'irl and Mr.
Tlckel.
Following Mr. JIantUaker'g addrem
nt tho l!uillt church. Itev. Uach an
nounced the Near Kat Hellcf commit
tee to connlit of Mr. and Mra. Kred W.
Mean and Mrs. JVed J. Jonea. The
Preibylerlan committee. Mra. A. K.
Welch, K. K. Oore. From the ChrUtlan
church Mra. Kli Flithcr. O. C. Tierce.
McthotllKt church.
Mri. O. K. I.lndley, chalrmun.
ton iiiiimlty, wlthh will nirlvo In
two or three wiek from Belittle. An
iiirl.il I i'ii in ivn y will he liiMtulled m
enon n the rul.le. which Im hecn
i.j d.'r.'il, nriivi'. Thl cnhlnwny will
rxtenil from (he mouth of one of thn
niiiln tuniifl in the Inmliei above
thf rusher, a (IihIuihk of tiHO fej-t.
The i otiiiuiy now I report) d to
hum liooo too of ore on th" dump,
which lui lieeit "ft there hy former
uliiriiioi. mid which vim not con
nhlfreil worth 1 iiiilllna. It KNtuiy at
the .iwet emlmnle from n dori-n re.
Ilnlile iyer. IT. (10 per ton on nn
UVrmn.' nml will he ioIIIimI ii noon
n the mill I liihliilhil.
The i.iniMiiy uiimiiuih m I hut It
will I.e kl.iit to handle 3j or 40 ton
of nny ore wmili mllllnK for owner
who iin not Imve a mill mid wth to
nee If thev lutve puy ore. A reimon
Rt.le ihai'Ke wilt he mnde for million
tin. ore mill the offer ae Into effect
u noon n the -,nmpany Im It iAii
urn out of the way.
Cut Thla Out It la Worth Monty
Cut out thla alln, encloae with fcj Henry Currier.
and mail it to r Inyo & t o , zwa Btiet
field Ave. ('Iilcaicn, III., wrlllna your
nauif and nddrrii churly. You will
rt'celv In return a trial packuKe con
latnliiR Fulvy'a Honey and Tar Com
pound for 'couitha, colda and (roup:
Foley Kidney I'ltla for palni In ld'-a
and back; rlieuniatUm, backache, kid
nny and bladder allmonta; and Foley
Cathartic Tablcta. a wholeaome and
thorotiKhly cleanaitiK cathartic for cui
itlpallon, bllloumesa. lieadachee, and
aluKKltth boweli. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
"The. flmtiKfjifimnn," on attractive
operetta will be given by the Rrade
achool children of Medforu under the
illrectl jn of Mlaa Frances McCranahan
Hherwooil, aupervlaor of music in the
city schools, at tho 1'axe theatre, May
19th, at S:1G p. nt. sharp.
There are uix different chorusea of
about fifteen children In each, the
music Is attractive and catchy. The
choruies are ch')i-n from the differ
ent btilldlnKH.
The parents of the children taking
part are furnishing tho costumes
which are designed under the direction
of Mlsa M.iurlnn Carroll, head of the
domoiitic art department of tho Med
ford hish schonl. and by Mlna Lydla
lioan, I unn I son art dept. of the Med
ford ltook Btore. '
All the prlnclpaU ' and teachers of
jtlie craile buildings are co opcratiu-; to
I make l!ils performance attMi-tivo to
the ear and eye and a success finan
cially. The proceeds will be used for
! the grade schools.
, 8upt. Aubrey G. Smith ia acting bual-
neits manager.
Miss Winifred Clancy who was the
accompanist for the high school oper
etta will play for this one.
Mr. Tom Swem baa charge of the
stage, which itself speaka for a most
pleasing effect when the curtain rises.
Miss Katheryn Swem and Mlaa OUle
Stollenburg, director of physical train
ing of the Medford high achool are
assisting with some of the dancing.
This promises to be one of the moat
pleaolng events in the achool year.
A. F. A A. M.
Special communication Med-
ford lodge 13, Friday even
ing. May 12th. 7:30 p. ni.
Work In M. M. degree. Refreshments.
44 L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Notice
I, O. F. Tainer, will not be responsi
ble for any debts or bills Incurred by
Mrs. Mae Tainer.
,43 (Slimed) O. F. TAINER.
Movtca at Jacksonville!.
Thn motion pictures "Alice in
Humce rland." secured Inst summer tn
the Near Kat will be nhown t the
church In Jacksonville tonight by J.
J. Ilandsaker, who secured the pic
tures.
Condemn Church Suppers.
COLFAX, Wash., May 11. Church
suppers will be regarded with dls
'favor by the Colfax commercial club
hereafter, a resolution having de
clared them to be unfair competition
with hotel and cure.
" Piston
clearances
ofan jncfj when
J1Q0O 0jan jnct under fire
An autMnobila engine having a 4 bora wilt
hava whan cold a clearance batwean Its pistona
and cylinders of arp'O-dmataly 41000 of an
inch. Whan the same angina has bean haated
. to operating temreratare, this clearenca will
hava dacraaaad 75Jk, or to 1iOQO of an inch.
LikawiM, a main crankshaft rearing having a
clearance of atxrat 11000 of an inch whan
cold, will show a decraaae ia this clearance at
operating temparatare to lass than '1000 of
an inch.
All oils loss viacoaity, that is, they become
lightar In body wbeo subjaf tad to the baat of
engine operation. 1 '
An analysis of Zerolene shows that the differ
ences in its body at the various engine tamper'
atnrea, from cold to operating temperature,
follow in close station the decrease In bearing
clearances.
The right body ai all operating
temperatures
For this reason Zerolene oils have at all angina)
temperatures exactly the requirad body to
splash and flow frealy into the faat-moving,
'' email-clearance bearings to provide an ad
equate film of lubricant.
Because of their "oilineas," Zerolene oils cling;
to bearing surfaces, and at the same time offer
in themselves a minimum of resistance to" the
angina power going to the driving wheels..
For this reason they give perfact lubrication
and permit the development of the maximum
power, speed ar4 gasoline mileage of the car.
STANDARD 0U COMANY
ICaltfumm)
more powers-speed
less Mctitmaud wear
thru Gmtd lubrication
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IF YOU DON'T OWN A
at
RADIO SET
You can enjoy the same great singers and musicians
r
on a new -
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
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Musical Instruments, Pianos, Player Piano Rolls.
Sheet Music, Records .
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And Arrange for a Demonstration,
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"GOOD MAXWELL"
The Car That Started Them Talking L ike the Radio, Did
PHONE 18 -
w. Main st A. W. WALKER AUTO CO.
W
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Medford
I T Original
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Dealers in Medford
ORDERS PLACED NOW for Kennedy apparatus
must be filled in the order received.
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
' - -
Main and Central
An Invitation to Radio Fans
We would be glad to furnish you any RADIO IN
FORMATION you may need to install your outfit.
Just Bear in Mind That We Handle
Exide Special Radio Batteries
Battery & Electric Shop
NatBldg. G. A. Johnson Phone 116
Exide Batteries, starting lighting and ignition work
JUST HITCH UP YOUR RADIO
AND LISTEN TO THIS!
VILMO FLOUR
Is Incomparable for Baking
CLEAN DELICIOUS -NUTRITIOUS
Insist On Vilmo You Can' 't Go Wrong S
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
i The Radio "Tells the World" of the Superior Features
of the new
VELIE
A Broadcasting Station at the factory will send out neWs hourly
of the car's achievements and other Velio Publicity.
BUT YOU DON'T NEED A RADIO TO LEARN THE VALUE
A VEL'IE REPRESENTS
Ask Any Velie Driver Then See Us
MEDFORD VELIE CO.
Phone 732
Kiullo broNiU'Mstiiifr slut Ions in many Kft'tlons of the country
a in providing nKular, concerts, ciiiiHi.Hting of instrumental antl
vocivl tiumlMMiH hk well as lectures and reitdlnjcs. Itu.simHH finna
arc rntploylnx the llmllopliono to a largfr extent every day. In
fact the Itailiophone. la rapidly clmnRlnB tho life of tho whole
country, both sociul nntl ecotiomlc. '
IUxllo, Im'Iiir a RriNit step forttard, Is boln cnconragetl by
progreNNlvc busineHa i-o)tcerits. The nierrhniita represented on
this pnRe, nre proRresNlve. You will appreclnto their uuto-th
inlniito inei'chnndi.so mid Ncrvtco if )'ou lmtronize thont
HOOK UP YOUR RADIO AND
GET THIS "MESSAGE"
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Will Give Quick Efficient Service On All Transfer
Work, No Job Too Large We Can Provide Safe,
Desirable Storage
JUST PHONE 315
Eads Transfer & Storage Co.
Geo. Eads, Prop. 32 N. Front St. Phone 315
ir ..1 .
Nordwick Bldff. - v
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