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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1922)
' ' paoe TnTrr ' rEDFonn matt; .trttutne, mffout), onrcaow TiiunsnAV. may it. 1022 OiOT E QUEEN OF ELKS TO BE LOCAL VISITOR The people of Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass.Ia , fact - the whole lloRiio r!cr valley," will have the op portunity of seeing; and participating In festivities in hinor of Miss Kita Jknton of Portland, 1 the Southern Pacific railroad candd'dale for queen vt the nikB' spring festival at the uudltorium in that city. May 1.1-21, as a part of the lilts' Prosperity V'eek celebration. Tho only three candi dates left in tho competition for queen are those or the Southern Pa cific, Vnlcn Pacific, and S. P. & S. railrtads, and the Standard Oil com pany. Miss Boynton will arrive in Med ford. next Sunday afternoon in her special car on her trip over tho state, wilt spend Sunday night here, and t-pend all day Monday in Ashland. where on Monday night, under the auspices of the Elks' lodges of Med- ford. Including Its Grants Pass con tingent, and Ashland, a reception and dance will be glen in her hojior on Monday n'ght Ashland wa3 chosen a the location for this Rogue river valley reception and dance, because of so many Southern Pacific employes being located in that city. Norman Normllo of tie S. P. offices at Port land, and former Medfcrd resident, who is the manager of the railroad's campaign to land the festival queen ship, spent today In this city and at Ashland, arranging torMiss Boyn ton'a forthcoming appearance.- She starts on .her tour of the state; tomorrow morning, and the first stop will be at Eugene, where a reception and dance under the auspices cf the Eugene Elks' lodge will be tendered Friday night Miss Don ton . will spend Saturday at Roseburg. where the Elks liave arranged fcr parade in the forenoon, a reception by the Lady Elks In the afternoon and a general reception Saturday night. Sunday and Monday will be spent in Medford and Ashland. .It is prob able that a special tralu will be run from Grants Pass for Monday night's reception and dance at Ashand. Charles Chaplin at Page Charles Chaplin's latest comedy re lease, "Pay Day," which is being dig trlbuted as a First National attraction, opens a four day run at the Page at today'g matinee. Advance notices tend to the belief that this vehicle will rank anions the best productions the star comedian has ever offered. Chaplin has transported himself to an atmosphere of toil and bornyhand ed laborers for novelty situations and new stunts centering around the arri val ot the weekly pay envelope. He receives his, promptly spends it and returns borne to sing alto to the wire's "O Promise Me," finally plung ing into the frigid liquid of a well filled bathtub to escape her. In addition-to starring in the picture. Chaplin hold 8 the dual role of director and author, for "Par Day" is an orig inal story by him which he directed. Other features of 'the program are bald Bennett in an exceptionally clever and entertaining comedy drama of rural life and other things from the story of Irving Bacheller; also short novelty subjects and musi: by Gene Howard at the mighty Wurlitzer. Now Showing R I ALTO ZANE GREYS . Popular Story Jhe ' MYSTERIOUS RIDER' A tale of the hills and can yons and Hell-Bent Wade who spent twenty years waiting to find his daughter and to avenge his wife. Cast includes . Robert McKim, Claire Adams and Carl Gantvoort. IpcaiErkls 1 ho 11. Y. P. l of the First Baptist church will give an entertainment out of the usual this evening nt 8 . tu. at the chun.li. Tlieeutlie proKr.im will he of a humorous nature and any per son who wants an eveuiug of fun and ( Is not afraid to laugh' will find much interest in the various features which 'will be presented. A mock trial Willi be put on and wilt afford unusual; 'amusement to all who are fortunate to: I hear it. A humorous debate will uls , i -u nun inner UUIllUl'13. - Ittlfcl' . house Is anticipated. j Mrs. M. T. Edwards has moved her i stenographic and multiKraph offices jfrom the third 'floor of the Liberty! building- to rooms 400-406-407 and 40S 'on the fourth floor of the same build ing. t j Donald McKee ot the California- Oregon rowor company arrived this : morning from San Francisco and will spend the next several days insitectlng the work and noting 'the progress pn the ne- power line. wweet potato plants. Monarch Seed 4 Feed Co. The Misses Lydia Deane, Arlene (Normile and Marion liin accompanied by Mrs. V". T. Normile left this morn ing by auto for Corvallts. . Francis Prescott. student body president of the local high school left with the party as chauffeur. They will take in the .unior Week End festivities. Mrs. Normllo and her daughter will remain in Corvallls until the close ot the spring term and the others will return to this city the first of next week. Prescott is to be tbo guest at the Kappa Sigma house, while the girls will be guests at PI Beta Phi house ot which Miss Normile is a member. Children cared for. Mrs. W. N. Campbell. 371-L. 45 Heath's drug store is undergoing an extensive remodeling and the carpen ters are training Larry Mann in the trade. . Larry is an attentive appren tice. Phone 594 Medford Serv ice Co. 44 Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, SaL 59 It is reported by local sportsmen that the fish ladders at Gold Ray dam have been closed and that fish are now unable to get past the dam into the upper reaches of the river. This has been done because high water washed out the racks at the Elk Creek hatch ery and the hatchery men do not wish to allow the fish to pass the hatchery on their way up the river before the eggs are taken from them. It is ex pected that it will be three weeks be fore the racks are reinstalled at th hatchery and the fish ladders at Gold Ray opened. , Found A place where they repair all makes ot cars,- re bo re cylinders, sell DeLuxe pistons, McQuay-Norris rings. Liberty cars. A square deal place to trade. Riverside Garage, tt Charles Huff, postmaster at Copper, Calif, returned to his home Wednes day after spending a couple of days iu the city. .. j When in need of sash and dor, call Wallace Woods, 10S or come to 711 E. Main street. v The work ot hauling gravel on the Medford-Coast railroad will begin the first of next week, according to Man ager Opp. The roadbed has recently been leveled and new ties put in. Baseball, Talent vs. Jacksonville, at Talent, Sunday, May 14. 41 J. W. Judy, local Standard Oil man left last night for Portland where he will spend the next several days on business. Viavi dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hotel Medf d .61 Henry Haswell arrived home this morning from Portland where be had been in attendance at the meeting of the state highway commission. Sweet potato plants. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. ' Mr. Sanders, of Fresno, Calif., presi dent of the company owning the 401 orchard, arrived here this .morning on a business "visit. . The Kolb & Dill company which pre sents the comedy, "Give and Take" at the Page theater tonight will arrive here from Redding, Calif., on the late afternoon train from the south. I. T. Sparks of Eugene, the traveling passenger and freight agent of the Southern Pacific for this district, spent today In the city looking after business matters. BAPTISTS DEFEAT I NORTH wm In a fust game Tuesday night, the Paptlsts slipped oiifi V vo1' tm North M. K. team, and a lone tully was all tliut was necessary as after wards pttived. Tho North brethren thereby cilmhca Into tho collar posi tion al ngside the.r opponents, as both have won one and lot two. iu the aeries thus far. Final score, Uup tists I, North M. K. 0. At the high school grounds at ':li ton'ghl the Disciple and South Meth odists will .try conclusions. With the former winning, there will also then be a tie for the tup position iu Uu leagua standings. As in many other things, here also time will te'.l. Tonight's game marks tho end of the first round in the Senior Y. M. 0. A. league. Hereafter seven innings will he the official game Instead of five, longer evenings and'lietter play ing being depended upon to go the longer reute. Much intcj-est is shown at all games. Kl.iil ns now conntiluteri mid run dueted, the only honorable procedure open to me Is to announce my posi- Unit to your liiHty and most respect I fully nsk tlutl my n.iim lie forthwith j stricken from our mitnbcrshlp roll. This I now jlo, t 'should bIno ttppre i:ite an uvknow lodgement of Ibis let I ler. j I cannot close without wnrnhtK , your body to be extremely tttrei'ul in .the future; itnu.nl Kculously your every net to the end thnt tho count- less Kood your tu 'Kituirntlou . is - (mhle of. he not ot to the commu nity, stnte and nation, through the !uiess nets of misKtilded men who assume to tuke the law into their own hands. Such nets constitute it halleiiKO to the ability ot free men to govern themselves and strike at the very foundation stone of democ racy. Respectfully yours. JAS. K. KU.M13TON. Mysterious Rider at Rlalto One of the moat fascinating produc tion ever seen here a story of love, mystery and intrigue. Is now playing at the Rlalto theatre. It Is called "The Mysterious Klder" and it Is adapted to the screen front tho novel by Zano Grey. KLAN REFUSES iicSIGNATION (Continued from Page Oue) Coming Sunday VIOLA DANA f ' v.- . . in :, "GLASS HOUSES' OPEN A NEW BOO T quested a reply. - Some two weeks later I was informed that my letter had never been read on the floor of the lodge. I then made three copies ot the letter and handed them to three officers of the Klan. I demand ed a letter In reply Mating that my resignation had been accepted. I in formed Mr. (irlfflth. one of the Kle asies. that it Wi Klan failed to ac cept my rvalgnalibn, I would avail myself of the only other tm-thod open to me of assuring my friend, both in and out of the Klan that I was no longer a member. thnt I would ask you to print the facts in the case. 1 have waited long and In vain fori this letter from the Klan which mm' ins to me to be a desirable addi tion to my private files. It has not come. Indeed I am told I cannot re sign from the Klan. It this is true, my own conscience demands thnt 1 take this means of notifying "all who run" of where I stand. Yours for one hundred per cent Americanism". ' I'nmasked and in the open. JAS. K. EDMISTOX. Medford May li. l2J. Copy of resignation of Jus. E. Ed mlston. Medford. Ore.. 4. 5, '52. Medford Provisional Klan. KnlphtA of the Ku Klu. Klan. Medford, Ore. Gentlemen: Follow lug the recent outrages In which M-lf-appointed bands of mask ed rowdies elected to Bet up a "law of might" in this city and environs, the writer has waited with patience and more than ordinary Interest for, Med ford Klan to issue a public statement branding these affairs as contempt ible and Criminal and pledKlmr the every resource of the K:n to tho le gally constituted authorities in bring-! ing about the speedy arrest, prosecu tion and punishment of all those guilty absolutely irrespective of their identities. I have urged this policy upon a number of your more active and prominent members. To ' my mind, no other course 1y your body will ever bring about a favorable ver dict in the court of public opinion the court now sitting In judgment on the Ku Klux Klan of this city. This proposal having been offic ially pigeon-holed without being; al lowed to even come to a vote of your membership. 1 afn at a loss to recon cile your acts with your oaths. I hold it is not. ennush for you to simply deny responsibility for such an out rage; I believe it is your duty under your oath, to exert our every influ ence to run to earth every law breaker even though he be a K kins man and see to tt that impartial Justice is administered, openly and lawfully by the proper public offic ials. I hold our duty to your flag, and that fur which it stands, is para mount to your duty to a brother K!ansmun. I'nfortunately, some of your leading member Uo not accept this view. Moreover, I cannot and will not longer subscribe to tnu rules nnd regulations of a body of men where I have no voice in choosiig its lead ership. Iteinff thus out of sten with the What This Buffalo Physician Has Done for Humanity j The picture which appears here of ! lr. Pierce of lluffalo, N. ..V., was taken in U10. Aa a young man. Iir. fierce practised medicine In Penn-I Hjivanla and was known far and wide for his great 'success in allo-l Mating disease. He early moved to ' Duffnlo nnd put up In rendy-to-use j form, his Gulden .Medical IUseovery. the well-known tonic for th blood.' This strenKth-bullder Is made from j a formula which Dr. Pierce found , most effective In disease of the blood. It contains no alcohol and is an extract of native roots with the! Inxredlents plainly staled on - the 1 wrapper. Good red blood, vim. vigor j nnd vitality are sure to follow if you take this Alterative Extract. I)r. . Iterre" Ooldcn MettU-at Discovery j clears away pimple and annoyii eruptions, tends to keep th.. complex ion fresh and dear. This lUscovery corrects the disordered, conditions In a sick stomach, digestion, acts n tonic and purifies tho blood. Write Dr. lterc-r Invalids Hotel In lluffalo, N. Y.. and receive conflden tiul medical advice free. Send 10c for trial pkg. tablets. All druggists yell t'lscoverv. I ihl.-ls or lliiill Apply the merchants methods to your own buying "Shop Around" The successful merchant studies the market con-' stantly, compares values critically. He is ever on the alert for better qual-' itynewer style, wider va riety. To take the first thing of fered or to buy simply be cause the price js low would be poor business practice and false econ omy. Shop around before you purchase your new clothes, and. the other things you will need this Spring. Make certain that you are getting the greatest possible value for the price you pay. But don't forget that real value, the thing that in sures long and satisfac tory service, is determin ed by quality, not low price. . Shop around then com pare the quality and val ue of our merchandise with that you find any where else. DEUELS' Medford I il'iin'vl vil Oreifon the house of Kuppenhcimcr good clothes. - J. l-.l.l ..LJ. J,U. J..X.. iU,.K! SHOP IN MEDFORD The Bootery, carrying high grade and corrective fitting footwear for women, and featuring foot relief ser vice will soon occupy the building at the corner of Main and .Bartlett streets now occupied by the Medford Electric company. "Jho Medford Electric company will occupy another part of the building with the entrance on Bartlett street. Rolert ana Herbert Strang are partners in and promotors cf the new business, the aim of which is to render reliable service to the public. Robert Strang has been in the shoe business for the past three and one- half years in San Francisco and Is an orthopedic expert, having for some time past been in charge of the cor rective fitting and foot relief service for San Francisco county. This training has fitted him particularly well for entry Into the new business and has made him capable of render lug expert service and advice to pat rons of tho new business. j Mr. Strang left this afternoon for San Francisco on a business trip con MRS. HATFIELD SAB1I1A, OHIO In Pitiable Condition when she Began Taking Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sabina, Ohio. "I took LydisE. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound for weak ness and irregulari ty. I was weak and nervous and could hardly stand 'n my feet long enough to cook a meal. I was this way for about a year and had tried several medicines and had a physician, but to no avail. My sister was taking your medicine and finally induced mc to try it. 1 now feel fine and can do my housework without any trouble at all. You can use this letter for the sake of others if you wish." Mrs. Wbldon ti. Hatfield, R. R. 3, Sabina, Ohio. Housewives make a great mistake in allowing themselves to become so weak and nervous that it is well-nigh impos sible for them to attend to their neces sary household duties. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound should be taken when you first notice such symptoms an, nervousness, backache, weakness and irregularity. It will help you and prevent more serious trouble. Give it a fair trial. It surely helped Mrs. Hatfield, justasithas many, many other women. IP"1 ELF! HELP! HELP! Help -Us Move! TWO BIG SPECIALS A: Beautiful Reed Set Davenport Rocker and Chair $135-now . $78. A 4-Piece Mahogany v Bedroom Suite Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier arid Dressing table $540-now . . $292 This is a sample of the bargains now on sale. In fact all depart ments have big special bargains Big Discount on Builders' Hardware Bedford Furniture & Hardware Co. nected with the now enterprise),'
