Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 22, 1922, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1922)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMEPFOUD MATTi TRnUTNK. MRDFOKT) Ol.'KC.ON'. MOT'AV. MAY 22. 1022 VKTiTi TTTTIKT5 EVERYTHING READY fl FOR CHAUTAUQUA OPENING FRIDAY I'IiIh In Chiiiitaiuiiia wculi for Moil fonl nnl miri'oiiinllillt country, Cliuu iniiiiii moan a grimt uplift tn tho coiiununlty.i It ttrltiKl tu tlw illy aortm fif tliit bnat (nlrnt of dm coimliy. It furnUlwa I'liierUlnnicnt hiuI luntru' t i for mIx duyn pi a nominal cunt. A ataxia ftur will utti'ii cnHt un nitirli tin tlio entlro coin un wlun IiiihikIiI to Din city onlnlilii of a CliBiitamiia. Till U tliu runt with un mt"rtliiment liroiiKlit to Mmlfurtl thlN WHik. No pel win can afford to remain away . ItTturoa IHM'"""UMMiiHiinH I HT HBlWill Hoot Gibson at Mlutto "Tun 'Main Htri'ff or Diii Vi.t," In 1'iiti'r II. Kyiiua fiiiiioiiN Ntury, "Tim Hliitilff of CliiiU'liiii," which (jii nt'd at tlio It lit I to tlii-iitni yi'xli'i'iliiy umlrtr tha (llln of "Iti'il t'uiiruKK." with MiuilliiK ll'Hit (ilhailii aa thn alar. "Mod four nan" la ii n U'li- uf llf In tlio llttl w--(cm iiiouiiImIii town, i hurk full of thrill ami political IntrlKun. I'eM-r II. Kyiuj haa written a most reallatlc Htory aroiinil tlio hattlu of aamall town nt)wapaiHr with miiiuI 1 town political irooki'Uiu'H ami IntrlKUo, H. S. GRADUATION EXERCISES HELD AT ASHLAND S AKIM.ANI), May 22 TmillMon Iiiih E. V.CARTER TO BE SPEAKER AT FORUM LUNCHEON K. V. Carter, the w II known bankftr Richard Bathelmcs Score at 'Page "Tlio Hevwitli Duy" In koihI enough i-titmtaliiiiipiii. for tha seventh day and all thn other U. Wlilto It InlKlit ! It that wo will liavn no xettlml wwiIIht and nubile: afllrllfil tlti. n of Ashland, until armr IiIkIi si-ImM icrndiiatinn, ixtu sequrntly llui wtwr thB fonmilltli-H ma observed, tlio betfr. Tlie data hua bean flxml for Thursday, May 25, at Urn iirmoiy, Dim hour Imlim ft p. in. At I l...u l (..,,.m... ...i.u .. . i inn n- it i.iuni'i I'f. iiinirti Willi rTCl J ili'vc-lopincnt that Iiiih taken place In Jackson county and nt Dot present tlinfl la fiirulahlnK tin; leadership In The oprnlnK up on a lance scale, the cent." flKUrallvfly HM-ak InK. on tho graduation event. Thera will bo a fw preliminaries to eommenenieni day la tlio way of aot'lul observances, on be Inic a hurd times paity at tlio '). .11. evening, i . i.. ii., i .. i ... Tilimiluv lirlnu devoted In tt brief rest- lire e lwn "ilna-to tll movie. ,.,..:.., m. Iue null. On Wednesday there will! when railed uoon. tlio member. i., iiiouiii iiui liii'iioi nn. w iiif "h ' - - - 1fcti,.M Mlif lilMan n..niin.a N fl il . ' . ... Utii U hliiir a nolnt to aav that It la the ran no iirnril ror m.i, wnirn m omy - JohnNon Ixmia on Mon-luv Thill fllC-' imi.i inioiHi'iii i iiti ni i i-nii iihir i t ' tomtom crnia for rufh oni'. tha prnaont writlDK It iloeu not appear, Kranlta guarrle aouth of Anhland aa IhoiiKh Ihrro would be many ronea Little la known by the Ki-nerul public to Nhower upon "liitrolil" ami "Mllll- of the quality of thU manlie or thn extent of tha dapoalt and therefore K. V. CarU-r will nrcai-nt facta reiiard- itK Name at tha meHiLem forum of the Mcdfwrd chamber of commerce noxt Wednesday noon. Thla forum will he another of the aerlea of "Know Your County" no that aa alar 'Tol'ablo Jiuvld" haa followed It with a picture, of unuauul Intereat up PASSING SHOW AT Ticket ura on anle by inuny Individ-1 Hal In lh city. They can hi t be hnl lit different atorea. and If liny fall t lent their ticket rail up Mr. John I'erl, rhnlrmun of the ticket committee, who Will him' that you ' one. Thn price of acnaon ticket advance lit noon of the opening ilny, which I Friday the ?r.th. The alnxto admlNNlon to the (oiirao fli;ut'fl fi.fiO. It I cheaper to i;et the amiHoii llcl.cl, mid when not iihciI by one member of the family can be trnnaferreil In another In the aame fnuifly. i. u . f i i... i. ..i.i ..u . i. i iiu iiuuiniiipin mil ih' 11101 on in" i Nile ud by the ItulKln revival met- will lie prnaent InxN lat year. opolt" the rlty park, tomoriow nlnht, Children ran Ret the benefit of the 'ptiirlllnK vurh ty CniiiNe for nun dollar, iiIno intend the, uptlrHl Junior Chitutnuiiiin, which coiue In thn afternoon, a meetlnK of the'hni autlrn with uirtiarlou bur Kcneral coiiinillleea will be held thl liwiiue; tranhlnu aulvua of Ju.z with ..londay at 7 p. in. at the library. A lyric that itfe IlKht and airy; ultra- PAGE TOMORROW The new " I'uanlrtK Show", lhe:reat New Vrk Winter (iarden revue which ml at the I'aite, theatre wenvei foKether of amuaement. both and auricular. In colorful and unconventional mariner. It Interlace full attendancM uracil. Thoae who have ticket should reiit at that time, or rail up Mr. I'erl before the mcciiuK a to aale. moilerii fiiHhion rreutlon with the Iintlk of ancient India; hlaxliiK staKe picture wlih eueinhli thut are beau tifully almple and dainty, Rlately liilnu et with the exotic dance of the Orient. It I Imli'i'd a aplced aerlea of atuazinx contrail, DAY FOR NEAR EAST; NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE Do not forel hat may 24, Wrd n..lnv, I huiidlo day for the Near i:at ltlef. A car lll rail at your door and your bundle will be taken. Iluve it In plain alcnl. Ii you only liavn one FAP.OO. X. !),, May i:. (Hy the Aknoii.iti-d rreaa) A. ". Townley, former i -l.i-n of Ihe national mill SnriiiPitt lit niiure. A II o lo help imrllann Inutile ve lmml of II?.- aet anmn hllil lnlo an ni'pliniiaao for the coiiilna winter. The receiving alaiton la Ihe I'reiK bylerlnn hupvl. If your liunitla la not taken, aend It or phone II0-J3, or Mm. Mear CHUM 11 " ".i i" ;. .1 . ' ' " wthlbe a co-educatlonal awlin at Hclnian bath, with IlKht rcfreNhnieiit. the Rlrl to upply the hun and the boy thn welnle. Friday will be devoted to rent and dlveiiluu a func y may dic tate, but the aiclul pace will be re newed on Hiiionlay with the crownlnK event of the acholatlc year, the annual irunlon and bamiuet of the IiIkIi achiHil iilnmnl aNteii latlon, which I a regular ly acheduled observance Included In the aftermtith of commencement week. Thl will b held In the IClkcsse brn.Ke whhtt room. Thn formal program for Thuraday ; evenlnu I a follows: 'I'roi pnhIoiiuI" Crcrnwald lllKh achd orcheatra Invocation Ilev. Jllram Smith MiihIc: () "Welcoinn to Hiirlmt" Wilson b) "A SinK of Sprint?" Hlult IIlKh school glen club I Clas History Caroline Tlllon Music, "Anvil Choma" Verdi IIIkIi school onlicHtra Addri's Dr. II. I). Khehlon. dean education, r. of o. I'reaenlatlon of diploma Mr. ItoNii Dodge Oalcy, Ire. board of education Mulc - Selocted IIlKh choo orchoRtra The class of 12 number seventy- four, probably the larccsl in Ashland' IiIkIi school history, following belns the Individual peraonnel: Velta Ackley. Delph Allen, Allen Aulrey, Fay Iteetw. Kverett Hell. Allan Hrowor, Theltna Hond, Kthel llryan. Katie ltuchanan, lee ltuisey, Vcrncr Car m, F.sther Church, Claudine Cox. l.ucy inteitiKently aiieag the resource which when developed will contribute to the proHporlty of anilhern Oregon. Jackaon county I h lowly coming Into rtM own by a constructive and con servatlvn movement of it citizen. It w-a by a similar action that lm An- Rele was made the big city of south ern California and there I no reason why Med ford should not ho made the lxa Am;eles of southern Oregon. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO MEET ON TUESDAY The annual meeting of the Rogue. River Tiupllst aasoclutlon will be held tuesday and Wednesday of this week at Ashland. A number of delegate from the Medford HaptiHt church will attend. Hev. F. II. Leach 1 the mod erator and preacher of the annual a'r uton. He will olao deliver aa address on "A Church Program and How to Work It." Mr. Oeorge Whitman wMl deliver an address on China Wednes day afternoon at the women's session. The year closing has been the best In the history of the denomination for Oregon Ilaptists. In that more money was raised for missionary objects than In any previous year. A number of the churches have large building cam paigns on, which will materialize the coming year. Among this number Is the local llaptlst churcty mill I., f .-..ntw .llali-l.-l . ,... Ii,a tod.iv In connection with six Indict. M'aul CulberUon. Mildred Culy im-nia nani'iit him, returned by lb went urn ml Jury which Investigated affairs of the ufun-t H ndlnavlnn-Afoerli-nn bunk of Karr;o. Ki 11 one- eleven cigarettes Thrf Ft-irnJJy ClmtUrrmn TURKISH VIRCINIA BUR LET FIFTEEN In a new package that fits the pocket-" At a price that fits the pocket-book The same unmatched blend of Turkish, Virgisia w DuRLEYTobaccos M Cuuid by H1 pjiniifty.- Medford Y.W.C A. To All Who Believe in Greater Medford Dear Fricndx : Ol'U YoiitiR Wonifit'N t'liristiiin Associntion funiiNhcs (irls with n plaCc 0) live in ils own rcsitli'iiee iiml itpprovtMl rooms in tlio comnuinity ; n plut to piny it offers HiipiM'viscd wliolc Mtniu recrontion, hikes, parties, tt. j a place to wrvti tliroiif;h cliilis with Ktutinl Kcrvicc proKnituN nirls tiro helping in conmin nity prohlmns; a plaoo to inaUo friomls no girl juhhI ever ho lonely, for tho Y, V. (J. A, is n honso when1 tlio spirit of friend ship retails. It will help her solve any prohlcm which confronts her. It-Kivt'H pirls much heside, in coinpanionship, opportuni ties for geif-dcvflupmcut und truiniiiK for citi.cnship. To enrry on this work through 1 0J2 tho Y. W .0. A. oods YOUR eo-oporation in providing tlio 1,200 necessary to meet its budget. Wo trust wo inny count on YOU to make n onerous invest ment in' Med ford's greatest asset Her (lirls when called upon this week. Yours very truly, LORAIN H 11. CORNISH, . 1 President. , ,: ? ; ' . Budget Week May 22-20 Davis, Herbert Doran. Marjorie Kdsm. Mamle Kvana. Kuth Flfied, Itnymonl Flnneran. Dorothy Frulan, Veda Grif fith. Albert (Julhrlo, Olenn Hale, Frieda Hanson, Helen llarrell. Thelma Heer. Leslie ller, Harry Hill. Pearl Hodklnson, Florence Hoover, Matirlli Jalo. Alfa Jarvla. Oils Johnson, Ileth Johnson, Joyce Johnson. Margaret Johnson. Frederic Koehler, Margaret McCoy, Marjorle McKlvaney, Harland McWIIIiama, IHdbert Mitchell, Mar gucrlto .Moore, Harry Morrla, Kttssell Overrocker, Marjorle Payne. Lucille Peronl, Casslu Verrlnnc. I.emard Pettlt, Udlta Plerson. Pauline Plum- mer, Alia Powell. Kthel Powell. Flora Putnam, Viola Qulnn. Ittrdea Haine, Klton Kamsey, Kdith Robinson, liar riel Roger, Irma Sanford. Harriet Stiyles, F.thel Smith. Karl Snyder, Ross Taylor. Caroline Tllton, Mabel Trott. Krhi Turner, I.eter Welsenbergcr Webster Wertr. Francis Winters. Har riet Wolcolt, Harvey Woods, Dale Young. Commencement exercises this year come right In the midst of Chautauqua week. In fact a superabundance of events are lo occur within the next few day. The chamber of commerce gathering on Tuesday, In forum luncheon aasem bled at Hotel Ashland, will take on added significance, terminating in a personally conducted loyrlde, to the qtiartiea of the Ashland Granite Co., HouthcRHt of town, where the property will ho Inapectrd. Cora will leave for tho scene about 1:30 p. m. affording, the pleasure of a motor trip Incidental to viewing tho plant of a newly Incor porated ludiiHtrlul concern which pro mise itniHirtant results In tho develop ment of local resource. Tho election being over with, put' poses of the K. K. K. can be discussed minus the contention which the recent primary stirred up. With thla end In view, Dr. H. A. Sawyer, who holds nn official brief for the principles and purHiscs of the order, will spouk at local thentro on Mondoy and Tuesday evening thla work, and all Interested are invited to go and hear htm define the plan of tho Klnn. A mission which appeals to every hotly, Is tho work performed by the Pacific CotiHt Rescue und Protective society, an organization which In no wise holies It title when It comes to a practical application of "rescue" meth oils. A representative of this society Is In Ashland the present week In be half of this mission, which though lo cated In Portland, extends its henefl cent protective assistance to nil por tions of the state In tho exercise of Its humane relief work. Fashionable . DRESSMAKING Gxpeiionce tn all branches. Designing ot.all kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders 905 V. 10th St. Phone S55-Y RA,Y PR. MPRP11Y 2nd Floor Medford lluildlng ii r T 1R ' f OLKSwere get ting vitamines in OLYMPIC Rolled Oats years before vitamines' were "discovered WHEC&iS NERVOUS SYSTEM ITH HEADACHE DOPE! Victim Thankful for Recovery After Taking Well-Known Remedy Any reliable physician will tell you that thousands of people are today suffering from various serious ail ments brought on by the use of so-called headache tablets, powders or cap sules. These remedies are only temporary in their nature and leave the sys tem in an exhausted con dition. Read what one victim of headache pow ders has to say oa the subject: "I feel that if anyorte can recommend Dr. A. W. Chase's medicines 1 cer tainly can. 1 mfFered for ten year from severe head ache, and although 1 took all kinds of headache pow ders they just relieved me at the time. I became very nervous and run down and everything teemed to trou ble me. 1 have taken eighteen boxes of Dr. A. VV. Chase's Tonic Pills and it has made an entirely new person of me. 1 felt that could not have lived with out them. I do not have one headache now for every hundred I used to have, and my nerves are good and strong." Mrs. Tens A. Smith, Country Har bor Crosi Roads, N. S. Dr. A. W. Chase's reme dies can be obtained at any first class drug store. To be sure of getting the gen uine, sec that the portrait and signature of A. VV. Chase, M . D., are on each box. This trade mark is ' your protection against imitations und substitute. I Advertisement SPECIAL for One Week Only Water restrictions now on We will replace gasket in that leaky lancet any place in city, aw for one, .)c lor every additional faucet For one week onlv, starting May Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 620 Luscious Layer Cake or Dainty Cup Cakes See how easy they are to make, . i ' Follow these recipes: CUP CAKE ' 1 cup Cofjsr H cop MazoU 1 tablespoon Ginger or 1 teaspoon Cinnamon 1 cup Karo 6 tablespoons Kinfrtford'a Corn Starch 3 Eggs 2hi cops Flocr 4 level teaspoons Baking Powder Cream sugar and Mazola together. Add eggs, beaten separately. Add spice and Karo. Beat in dry ingredi- ents sifted together. Pour into, gem pans and bake r: in very moderate oven. ' LAYER CAKE H cop Mazola 2 Egg M rap Milk S cup Suear 4 tablMronna K.rn l.H cup Flour cup Kingsford'i Com Starch 3 level teaspoons Baking Powder S teaspoon Vanilla Sift the flour, corn starch and baking powder together. Cream the Mazola and sugar together. Add the Karo, the beaten eggs, the vanilla and the milk and flour alternately. ;Beat well and bake in two layers in a moderately hot oven. IT is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a pastry flour. By using quarter cup Kingsford's Com Starch to three-quarter cup of any good flour the percentage of glu ten is decreased and the starch content increased so that home prepared Sour will make a lighter and finer grained cake. FREEj Aik roar c-ocer or write )ohatoa-Ueber Company, Portland, Orcon, for beautiful foUcr of tae new Kingif urd Corn Starch recipca ft U tnl a fm D . rB.vTj i m rjawaaj'.i?' rsSL MORDOFF 8b WOOLF MEDFORD. OREGON Headquarters for Paint Our Certain-teed Prices GIM CHUNG China Herb Store This i to cerliry that aim Chun; of Mnlfortl, Ore., has ruled me of goitre unit stnmnrh tronlilp, 8. M. Leonard. 60S J St., Grants l'm. Tills Is lo crllfy that Olm Chun; of Medford, Ore., tins cured me of rupture of four years' standing-. K. Q, laham. US 8 St.. Oranta I'hbs, Ore. Medford. Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917. This Is lo certify Hint 1. the under signed, line) very severe stomach troulde Rnd had been bothered for several years and lat August was not expected to live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whose Herh store Is at 214 South Front street, Medford), I decided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I startrd to feeling hotter as soon as I used them and today am a well man nnd can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted as I was to see Glm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W, R. JOHNSON. witnesses: Wm, Lewis, Engle Point. W. L. Chlldreth. Ragle Point. M, A. Andrscn, Medford. H. H. Ihrlmes, l'.agle Point, C, 1'. Moore. Eagle Point. J. V. Mclntyre, Kagla Point. Oeo. Von tier llellen, KhkIb Point. Thus. Ii. Nichols, liugle PuiuU Hous Paint . f GaL Outside White (No. 448) $3.80 Bungalow Brown (n. 435) 3.30 QERTAIN-TEED paint Is sold on the cost plus basis you get the benefit of every economy in manufacturing. If the color you want costs less to make than some other color, the saving is yours. That is why we can sell such high quality paints at these prices.' Try Certain-teed paint this time, and you will say it is the best paint you ever used. It spreads easier, and covers more surface to the gallon. It lasts better, too. See us before , painting it will pay you. No. 900 33 13 461 TVr O.l. Universal Varnish Dark Oak Varnish Stain Ivory Interior Enamel Barn, Bridge ft Roof Pt. Quart - $4.00 $1.30 .90 1.30 2.10 -. 'r,f ' l i'V - 1 V-' " ' -" " r .-" K - -Vi'..' - -V-;.. - ' jn .. . ,. - py : ' $0 M " .31'" mmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmu wmmmmmmmmmmmammm BJNT VARNISH ROQFINO . UNOUUM OIL CLOTH tt RELATED PRODUCTS ,4 HOUSE PAlNTrl UT JT" Hand-Tailored Suits $35 to $50 Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors JL - " W OODI Fir $3.00 Tier and op. Ctah Egg Coal St (1.50 Ton. MEDFORD FUEL CO Cor 1 and TUIrd Those 243 BREEDERS NOTICE Ketab 87,277 is.--. '''.' Imported PerchiVca Stallion 4v '. i V',. is ranking Hfason sfandf- ttartlng May 22,-at Git'zcn Darn, Medford., Oregon. . : '