Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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MTCDFORT) MATL TTCTTITTNF. MKBFOTIT) OttFiO WEDNERTMV, MAY 21.
MRS.-R: A. HOLMES
RESIDENTS ASKED
ORDER OF MARCH rWffi?ffi
DECORATION DAY mMhi
IS ANNOUNCED GREB WINS TITLE
TO PREPAR
ROSES
CHI
Mrs. Harvey Was So Run
Down Bho Tipped Beam
at Only 100 Pounds and
Health Was In Wretched
Condition.
"A frlonil (if mine vol me In try
Tn nln c, ni it ll proved In lie tint turn
I n u point In my health," h,i Mr,
llullltt Harvey, I'D IK. Hun p.tblu Avu.,
On It land, Calif,
"I had mi awful case tf stnmuch
trouble, of lunti alandlng- After
eating tha llghleat miml. I Imi-urtm
nataieated, rtutlil marvel retain a
tlihiR on my atoma'ch nnd m" would
inM up Into my cliettt, neurly choir
Inn m, iiml causing my hettil In pnl
pittite dicitilfully, 1 luiit Nilltuii
hcntlache, iii)' brick riBl.t over my
kidney frit n thtmiih It Would
break In two, and I wna hinl fi ini
tio l lime with my nerve. ruuld
sleep tint very little, It ml Da I could
find lluthltiM l lylp ie, 1 Kl u
weak nnd run dun I only welahed u
hundred pound.
"Mill Tanlae hn simply mniln a
new woman tf . I J tin t f.-l fine
nit- thi tlm, and today I writch
hundrr4 anil (lfleri noumln. My (rt
H ml" to this si rut mi ill. 'inn u un
bounded."
Tanluc In Hold l.y u II K"od drim-Kl-
' ' , Adv.
SPECIAL
Tim Y. V. ('. A. f I it it ii : lit 1 iliniuli;ii
which utttrt'iil yesterday lit progress
ing splendidly, Tenuis were ni work
till iliiy ciiiivtinalriK biislncn mid resi
dence, district, iiml over rnes-thlrd
of lliii budget wiii rttlnnd the first
day. There, Ih gmtf competition
it m ( ii tlii li'iuiiH. Yesterday thn
prl a awarded to Mrs. It. A.
lltilmnH' It'll m. .
Tim worker linv met with flnt
enthusiasm and support oiinniit the
nwnlu of tho ion, Very few liitvo
felt nnnW'n to rh at least anutll
)tl t ll I) lit 1 1)1 tl till' IIHMOClatldtl. Till
alio tlint tho pei.ple. of Medfotil
aft wholeheartedly in fitvor f tb
Young Women's ( 'tirlnllan Ahmoi-Iu-ll'irt,
Dint (lii'V realize llio mil) mild
work H U doing nnd arn wilting t"
do thi'ir purt t enable thn work, to,
ho continued.
Tim Y. W. (.'. A. ilamln lor all t lint I
It bet In th young womanhood of j
Ailicr-ca. ll annus neiurtt ttiu Firmi
the four Ideal of h-nll h. knowMw, !llow nii Murfl VBry pr(,lluu,
; nn.ru mid m-rvitn. i iv .vnumra . ,ut wMI ,mblgtiH. Thnre will !
j W C. A, h4 pii vldntl var'oua ntjura-1 i.mrt. ,0 n,.r ., ,,, c,,,,,,,,,.
tloital fluaan for lltit t.l...-U of Mud- ,jtm nr w, .,. hg charK( tQ NW,
torn, ..at ,,rov....m Kr.a w.ti. r- ,,, BxU,,m Tll(, Cin.atr Mdf'.rd
I'lrailct room nnd a piaro to iiiuku .,.,,..,.,,,.,-, .... , ,.
frli'iiilt . Mu bnvn it.iny rlub it fiiiH
fur iliiMitai'lvna lhn Y. W. ('. A I t th"
only ti.a provided for Ibn wntnmi.
Thn majority nf pt-oplo In Mfdford
lutvt. klinun, Uc'h In Ihln drivn and In
oil. am tliat llifv rt lt.lrfiil In
lilpln the Y. W. (, A. carry on, ll
work. lUvn von ilmm your purl? If
iitt. Hit your turn in w.
Il.'adiuart'-'r 'Jm-hLt
Pout O. A. If.. No. 17.
Mudford, (r.. May 24, 1(122.
Orlr No. 1. All tomradon of Hip
pout will ttaanmlilri on TiifHlay, May
3'Hh at U a. m. at tlw park t le.'tT Hit
procfnalon and l.tki. part In tli dweorft
tion xrcla'a. All riuKt will b din-
playt'd al half n i.Kt in rnpect to our
tlopartad coinrftl" On Memorial Sun
day, May 28, al! i jvi! War verana,
Hixclal atli'iitiot) xlioiil'l Ijn kIvoii by
it'Nldi'niH of lint vullnj'io lliolr roaf
no tliat tlmy arn prupurt'd to cxhlbil
IM'rftict HpKt'lnit'tiM ut tint coming Itoaa
Hbow which will bo lii ld on June Htti
dililiiK I'loHix-rlty Wfck, ,
It la fallniuii'd that fifty per ni-nt
of Dm prfHinit iMiptibttlon of lha rallny
wrru not fi-aldi'iita hfrt nt thn tln.n
III.. IllMt l?.UI,k Ult.U UIIU ....III 111,1 .II.U.i.
' " uifinbor of VV. It, C. Spanlah War
having tn autfi n Mhfblilon. they VH-rana, World War v.-fran, Nadon
to not rrullno thn i-tcnt to whlrh. roaa'ui Guard and th lr auitlllary a'iOl"tica
utiltiiro la piartlot'i! tiud tlm perft'tt 'ure re'Uil'!(l to iKt-rubln at American
bloom which tfmy altulii. Union hall at V . m. aharp t i march
... ... - , In a body Ut Vim M. K. church to
Th lloaa Hhow la tbo nmana of , ' ... ' '
attend Mamorlal Hunday rxerclat't
bulldlnn tha rlvlc prldn of thn com-, K)V. j, R, Hattm tt officiating. All
inunlty and a dlanlay of lhl kind e-jValtln nmmbwn of thfl abova namod
tH.uiaicr'H fopltt to InrifiiH.. thMr In-1 ornaulzut I6n r., uWd U) attend.
trot and cure In thn culture of th. noc-.rtitlon Vay pronram will be pub-
iiowvrn, lluhil Intnr U'M I.VVI4V
, fDlIM nCMC T MMtv
I IIUIII ULIIL IU11I1LI
A. E. F. CHAMPION
Uivlnn cup and riblona will m th'
award to thn prlo winner at the
club ha aupi't vliilnn of (hi dlanlay.
1
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LOWERS
P
I'oat Commander.
C. A. FAKR,
Adjutant.
CRATERS SUPPOR
T
GOLF .CLUB IDEA
for
One Week Only
Wnlrr rf.strictlons now on.
W will, rol.ic (; caskrt in
(hat Irali.v faut't t any hicc
in city, .rbf for out'. '1"h for
fvcry additional faucet
For one' woek onh, Ktartinc
May 22d.
Modern Plumbing
Heating Co.
Phone G20
M. K. T. Hu) t un.
OM.I.AH. Tom, May 2.The
Imlltit ofrii'i' uf tb Mlnkiuiii. K.tnaH
and Ti' ralimad ha annnuni't'd
Otn iiuri'haan of nrw qulpmnt Vab
nod al t&.k00,9U0. Th uulptnt'nt
ronaiat of 30 atwl pnin'n'r Coaclli
and i'i00 fitM car.
" 1 11 """,
Woman Blamed by Her Family
!:.-!.., Itrllnlilr, iii-i'Vriux, rlt
atilo'iind fti.ii-tlna; In thn tl.nrK"
acalioit Iter ly thokn ih-huhI and
diirM. Mow lifilif thry r-nllt thn
airtiKKir O'w ovurwoikptt wlfo and
nioilu r I ninklntx tu k.--i almut and
fii-rform thn liundnd and oti dtiti'H
tlmt di volv." unon lirrt Kvrrv hour
Ittr l.rad a. h. a. Imclt ttrhr. nnd pain. winter tjitarlcri ar now at Pal ) Alto
lira it ln-r down until aim tan aland Ctillforulu. whtrp they atarted the bpa
II no lona-pr. Lydia B. l'lnkham ' uon'a tour on March 23.
' a titt'l' Ct.iTipoun-1 haa n'atorfd j They will cover an Itinerary of 2'.00n
t....t wt.m. n in tbl rondlllon to j mlk4i .foro returning lo Inlr quar
heal.h and happlne than any fthi rj tri) T)(l ,fonnam KVt n In
.1, ttSU'Tn" tm:U'- Xrom report rif h
,,.prr from wnmm who hav foundiP" ' '' playH .roceitny la moat
h.-nlili l.v It" tir. ,ti.ve ll Adv. plenatnK-
l.'iiqualifletl an i port of the projected
Medford golf oourh waa pledged by
tlit Crptr club at thftlr meeting laat
rvcniug and activity on the part of a
Cheer, di.il. tht'r! commltU"-' appjlnted to co-operate
t'lrcii admliilon prices am fillow- with those Interested In the matter
Ing the trend of ether luxuries and' will beBfn at once
nnremtltu-a In tumbling from the war- A fo.tture of tin? evening waa the
time pin uncle UkV anxophnna aextette which rn
It renialiip I for the llowe'i Grtvtt dared aomn uleaainr melotlv.
Umdon Clreu ti etnbllh the prece-J The Crater were Informed of the
dent of p'lor!ng tha old familiar 50 1 plana for "Proaperity Week" and jvill
cent admlBXlcn price luto the "white . probably co-oprf-rate with that move
top," and tbn Btrnln on father pocltet menl which already haa a flying atart.
book conKiienlly will be ron!derably The rejiorl of the picnic committee
lightened. unacceptable and a further report
The rlrru will appear In Medford from that body will bo forthcoming,
for afternoon and evening perfor-.Carl Tengwald as chairman retried
.iiitneen on Tueaduy, May 3o. Their
that the plana outlined called for a
picnic under the Hear Creek bridge
and the members of the committee
were accordingly fined for their nn
emlns letlty. .
NBW VOUK. May H. Jlarry
(ireb today wa holder of thn Amarl
i.in llgliiheavywi'lttht title aa a reult
of hi vhtiiy limt night In fifteen
rounds with Genu Tunney of thia
city. And now Hurry want to meet
Oeorge t'uipiii.tler for the world
till".
Oreo utarted aKlrt Tunney In hi
unual whirlwind fuxhion . and aoon
inUKied up lh New Yorker' counte
nnnee with Mharp hook and long
w!ri. Oritb opened a cut on Tun
ney' none and cut both hi eye.
Then Tuney alowed the plttMbtirger
for a apell with hard body punche.
iteeuperatlnfc (Ul kly (ireb launch
ed nntault after awtault for the head
and body, and whlltr hi punche
were not a hard aa thone sent in by
Tunney, they were In the majority.
Th "ifc'urent" ' wa alway on top of
hi opponent and wa tha aKKreor
In mot of the round. Aarnlnut
Crt-b, Tunney displayed noma of th
courage that carried him to fitlc
titular honor In the American . ex
peditionary forcea in France.
It haa been reported that Carpcn
tler will come to this country thl
year to defend hi world lightheavy
weight title against any man selected.
(ireb, after his victory of last night.
expressed willingness to meet
pentier at any time.
Car
Yesterday's ReHUlts.
American Ijcague.
Boston 3: Cleveland '
New York 3; 8t. Louts 11.
I'hilsdclp))ia 5; Lelroit I.
Washington 3; Chicago 2.
National IiPaguo.
MtiKl.uric 1-. I'hiladelphia 3.
Cincinnati ; New York 5 (10 in
ninKs).
I'hicaKO 2: llrooklyn C.
St. Louis 6: r.oBton 8. '
, Coul leatuiv
Ookland 7: Vernon 6.
Portland 13: Salt Luke 2.
Ix Anxelea 2: Kan Framlwo 0.
Seattk-Kai ramtnto, traveling.
Notice
' 'AIT wi(h Trl"otHa Oil Oak atxrk
fr sale write Thos. C. Hjldlwt. North
'Het.tl. Oregm. 59
i
Money Saying
SPEC
Every Day During Our
IALS
Big Money Raising Moving Sale
if-, .
HERE'S ONE OF THEM
Krlwo to Iluy Car.
ST. LOl'KS, May 24. The St. Louis
Fan FramiBro railroad ha ordered
construetlon tff fourteen steel pas
eenxer car to roet each, it
was announced here today.
NEW YORK Amateur boxers as
sen.tile for the national amateur jun-
J lor - chumplonhip tournament to be
held toniKht and tomorrow ntgnt in
j Madison Siuare Oarden under the
ausplcea of A. A. LV
MEMPHIS Charles Frank, one of
the organlxcrs of tho Southern asso
ciation and until a few weeks ago
manaser of the Atlanta elub. died to
day after an Illness of several months.
' HE
ST. LOl"lS Btanudaus Zbysxko,
former heavyweight wrestling: cham
pion will give Ed (Strangler) lewi
$20.0f tf the ''entire'' gate receipts
for av ,f.nish match. Zbyszko's mana
ger announced.-' s r.
a'
Iron Army Cot
$3.95
Mattress
$3.50
4 Come in and see the rest of them
: ,i i, i ( v .''..'. .. :, .,- v . 0 y .
Illl !. . v , A U H M M Sf A
Mettior a f urnirore eiarawxo.
MEDFORD'S GIRLS ARE HER GREATEST ASSET. WILL YOU STAND BY THEIR Y. W. 0. A. CAMPAIGN
May 22-20
Page Feature! Pauline Frederick
Urillknat In- characterization, vivid
w Itb the life of the open country of the
west, "Two Kinds cf Women," with
I Pauline Frederick in the stellar rtb
Islands forth' as one of the really bis
, productions, during the last several
j months. It is the feature attraction at
i the Page theatre. Supporting Miss
Frederick in this gapping ptcturiza-
tion of Jackson Gregory's novel, "Ju
dith of Ulue Lake Ranch," Is one of the
greatest casts ever assembled for a
motion picture production. Among the
well known players are Tom Santschi.
who haa tho loading; male role of Bud
l.ee, Charles Clary, veteran actor who
has had many notable roles in films;
Otis Harlan, fun-maker on the stage
and hi pictures; Clarissa Selwynne,
Dave Winter, Jean Calhoun, Jack Cur
tis, Billy Elmer, Sam Appel, Joseph
Singleton and Eugene PalleUe. Still
another outstanding feature Is the skil
ful development of the Btory under the
supervision of Director Colin Camp
bell. .
"The Gray Dawn" at Rialte
Those who enjoy ' the books of
Stewart Edward White will be glad to
know that his novel, "The Gray Dawn"
has been screened and will be present-'
ed at the Kialtu, beginning tonight.
It is a story of California In the early
(lays when various factions were
struggling for political supremacy In
that state. Vnusually attractive scen
ery, historical background and a cai
able cast make this picture one well
worth seeing.
Stockholders Notice
Notice Is hereby glvon that the
annual moetlng of the stockholders of
the Homo Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Southern Oregon, will be
held at the office of the company, 21S
West Sixth street, Medford, Oregon,
at 3 o'clock p. m.. June 6, 1922.
61 W. H. GORE, President.
Ai'
The old fashioned
idea orgiving all
measure ofvalue
in .caC&e&&&-.
lull measure oP
qualityS(.full
measure ollavor
ull measure of
economy; hasalwris
Jbeen the policy
oeiimairr i'ocoiiee
Save 2S
Round Trip Ticketi
"t. ';'
San Francisco - $40.45
"World Famoa City" that " 'tis hard to Wve"
, Sale Dates May 2 Tth to 31st incl. Final limit June 30th ... '
a Dates June 3rd to 13th tncl. Fltral limit July 3 1st V'
Sale Dates June 15th to 20th incl. Final limit July 20t
Sacramento
$36.95
"Celebrate lht of "40" Iay'2iird to 28th " ,
., , . '
Sale Dates Way 20th to 26th incl. Final limit May Slat
n i t
Los Angeles - $65.50
"Wonder City" ami noted tourist crater
Sales Date3 May 26th to June 3rd Inc!. Final limit June SOttf.
Proportionate reductions apply from all stations.
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Stopovers allowed at all points on tickets to Saa Fr.nciae
and Lo3 Angeles. Tickets to Sacramento require .continuous pa
sage. ' ,
fecial fares available to all persons, although authorized ac
count Conventions and Conferences. . . ' ' - .e '
a '.,i5r;v;i.,
For further particulars, inquire of local agent. . : .
Southern Pacific Linesr-r
JOHN M. SCOTT.
General Passenger Agent.
mi'
v-nf ,. aai-. s- .if i ... it..... ?'Tn?
Kevel in tne Wonaers
of Lake Louise ; A
Let this summer's vacation be one of com- J J
bmed amusement, educatioa recreation
and inspiration. Let it be "a vacation you 1
will never forget" i
if
The Ctnadun Pacific Rocltii offer unlimiiad pout- I . . ij
biltttei At Lake Louise, for instance, with Mirror ' Jt
Lake and Lake Agnes high above. lher are won 7 1
dcrfui days ahead of you day that no tmr word! '
can ever describe. - j J
There are trails unfolding' gfories you cannot duple ',
cate elsewhere trails le
Clouds to the glaciers.
re are trails unrotding glories you cannot dup. , '
elsewhere trails leading 10 the ' Laket in the 1 f
ids K the glaciers. d
y Ihert Is Boating. Trout Fishing. ,.l : ll
Hiking and a variety of spons. y. . '0i 11
' Wme for complcit mformaiicri to . -Y'
.j: r : r-;i '" V 11
Vituauian racinc rvaiiway ;
Till II CI. . M UIIU11IU iiiununiil , -
V. H. Deacon, General Agent
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BnrT Spring! Mott V h
Clavcxr Houm fni Jum i ;
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