Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFORD MA1T5 TRUUTNE. MEDFORD. ORF.tloS. THURSDAY. MAY '1. 1H22
LOCAL COMPOSER'S
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. fJorR ' E. Wilson Introduced his
new oiiK, "Oregon, 1-and of lloauty"
with short ad drc on his unost
In writing It 'and a recitation of the
words at the' forum luncheon yester
day. The none was Rung by D. O.
K. K. quartette, composed of Oeorco
Wilson, Forrest Kdmeads. Norman
Merrill and J. W. Klrknatrtok. and
teoetvod the hearty approval and ap
plause of the forum.
Mr. Wilson stated that he hoped
the none would become the official
Oti'frnn song and that hts purpose In
writing It was to create a better
brand of state patriotism surh as Is
Biet With !n older Mates. Mr. Wll
Bon hopes to publish the song noon
and 1 the issue will have a plate of
Crater Lake in four colors on the
front pairo. In addition to It's local
introduction ho is planning to intro
duce it this Rprlng at tho Portland
Rose festival.
The song has been submitted to
Ir. Batea of the school of literature
at the University of Oregon and ac
cording to Mr. Wilson, Dr. Bates
stated that it included thoughts
covering more of the natural assets
of Oregon th,n any of the Oregon
tongs now extant.
The words are as follows:
Oregon! I .and of Beauty.
Where the wild grape grows, ..
And. Columbia flows
- To the gates of the golden sea,
Where the flocks and herds
And the fluting birds
Fill forest and field and lea;
Where the white peaks rise
fTo corullan skies,
M.arets of Hope and Duty.
Oh, there la my home!
Where e'er I roam,
; In Oregon! Land of beauty!
h" .
ting! Each true con!
Bin of Oregon!
' King of the spring green plain!
filng of the pines
And mills and mines!
'Ring of the golden grain!
!lng of the canyon, v
Where salmon run!
; Sing of the fir and fruit and tree!
Ring of the rose,
And shout calvoes!
1 i For Oregon! Land of beauty I
From rort land's quays.
Where the seven sens
Send ships to Willamette's breast;
To Crater Lake.
Where the blue waves break
la the cup of Mazama's crest.
From tho Itound-up run
Of Tendleton,
" - To the"oo T.ay pine and yew tree;
No land is there
That can compare
.1 With Oregon! Land of beauty I
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Oregon! Land of beauty!
' Washed by the sunset sea.
Where each new morn, -Kplendor
is born;
. Silvering lake and lea.
Where, when the twilight closes,
The mountains are molten sun.
Garden of -glorious roses!
Beautiful Oregon!
Children in Spring Time
: Mra. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd.,
Ctoveland, O., writes: "My grand
dkugbter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. She took Foley's
Honey and Tar and her cough is now
gone. It loosened the phlegm so sbe
could raise It easily." Foley's Honey
and Tar Is Just what children should
hare for feverish colds, coughs, "snuf
fle" and tight, wheezy breathing. Be
sure to get Foley's. It checks croup
and whooping cough, too. Sold very-
where. Adr.
: renotSaiisriGd Mason, Ehrman & Co. Automobae Springs
Unless l)ou Are Wholesale Grocers Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
1 CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. cigar importers 20SthRraT;H 279J
1 South Blversid Phone 474 Medford, Klamath Fall3, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, SeatUe, Spokane, Lewlston . 5outl1 f""1"8 raoneZ7SKl
QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE MEDFORD ' Whin you, VeterinarV V ' OESrlW'-
tr'ix- . . BLACKSMITH SHOP DudS VeiWUWry Trade!. fZZZ
pv. The Model 11 .' Hospital- Medford Made? 3eitBbwi-t0l Us.
I Rrirfc' Qtinn All new springs guaranteed. .11 HQ . A!fD ! ; ' w
III UUUl OllUp . General repair, Blacksmith- OUUO n i17 mlXTO ur we7u u
MU J , 21S. Central ing. OnlyPSPring Furnace foucau M gctr,. . Sale Stable C. B. W ATKINS W. handle WeyenWif Shoe,
; : . Shoea Repah-ed While You Wait. in Southern Oregon. suits. RemomW wo sp- DR O A. OITZFM ' , ' RlfiJS '
' . . 118 S.Bartlett. Phone 183-J "alize on rough dry family QITZEN , i,aropknko .'. Shoe Repairing
E. N. BEDEN, Prop. qp.jw. xoo 111 N. Fir St. Phone 651 Herbert tilley
VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS "Zr ug&, SIm1SSD
UnnpHe stock of hes, famous Mgfar .U car. on hand. Price. , B0Wman & Noe, PfODS- 21f 6. Riverside. PhOttO 873 iLLU OlURD W. MA IX HT. H H lllllU Jl UIVlll)
m. t n . . . - , MAXUPACTlllKna
BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET " 1 ' de Cmhed Barley, NeU i)oor , wikW a.ho ro. . - f
4 int. JOAKlUr rrnA Unm. T2rm Flour, Bran and Middling Hay, Awnings, Tenta,.Auto Top and
We make truck bodiw, and ao n kinds of Waciwnntiiing. V 11 HID dllli 0iriI10Ily V lO Ul Grain and Poultry Feeds. PAINT AMn ' Cushion worki; Touriat Buppliea,
nM1. r . jAa-tif i ! STRICTLY GUARANTEED. c,iom nrind.n and , a fMFANUP Anything made of Oanva.
, Billings Carriage and Auto Works Ask your dealer for one of these brands. Specially. , , v,LE-an ur , l r. nrniin, niop.
4oto48so.thiuvr.id. Medord ROGUE VaLLY MILLING CO. 397 South Front St. ' Have You Done It? oPP. g. v. DpT !IW iiediori
All plans for permanent buildings
for the county fair grounds are now
completed and nt the meeting of the
directors of tho fair association ltt
evening. W. L. Miller and 11. D. Tur
ner were employed to suporlniend
tho construction of same. The work
will bo divided Into two crews as tho
construction work must proceed rap
idly In order to be completed by Sep
tember 13th the opening dato of the
fair.
There will be live structures built.
The stock pavllllon, tho woman's
building, the agricultural and horti
cultural palaces, the main entrance
nnd eight units of the grand stand
With a seating capacity of ltOO.
Tho committee in charge of tho
tree planting reported that appar
ently one hundred trees have been
set out but on account of tho lateness
of tho season, the balance of the
money contributed for that purpose
will bo held until fall, at which time
the rest of the trees will be planted.
The state of Oregon will provide
HtOO for premiums and the direc
tors appropriated on additional sum
of $1400 so that a total of 13000 will
be available for prize money. None
of this premium money will ho spent
for races as the laws of the state
will not permit it, nor will any of thU
money como from tho tax levy which
the people voted, but will be derived
from tho admission and concession
charges.
The appointment of superinten
dents of exhibits and superintendents
of grounds with its various divisions
was given serious consideration and
the publicity campaign will be arted
upon at tho next meeting.
ARRIVE CAMBRIDGE
noSTOV. May S3. The track
team of the Cnieereity of California
which will compete in the Inter-collegiate
field championships in Harvard
stadium tomorrow and Saturday ar
rived here today and had a little
workout. Leland Stanford's team,
the other Pacific coast invaders, ar
rived yesterday and Coach It. L.
Templeton said his men generally
were in good condition.
An Innovation in the selection of
men for tomorrow's heats in the
track events was onnoumed by O.
T. Kirby, referee. Coaches were re
quested to send him a list of their
starters in the order of their ability.
With the ranking In r-hnd. he said,
contestants in the trie J will be so
arranged that Mars would not meet
on the first day. "
SPOKANE. May 5 Police here
today said they had solved the mys
tcry attending a long series of, burg
laries here with the arrest today of
four men and the alleged confessions
of three of them. The officers said
loot valued at $5000 had been re
covered of an amount estimated at
five times that sum. The loot in
eluded a piano stolen from a school
house, a phonograph and 'carpet
taken from a school house and a
quantity of tools.
CALIFORNIA TEAMS
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Oeorg M. Apploton, who Is KaiUnii "the - UMvaril VarNtiy F.Uht. thl
wyiwn unit oKptvtn to vhow cptn waor to VaU tt Now London luto In
COMPLETE PLANS SUMMER RESORT
PROSPERITY WEEK DIAMOND LAKE
AND ROSE SHOW IS PROGRESSING
IBSBSSSSSSSSSSSBBSSSSSS1
Plans for Prosperity Weuk ore pro'
greasing as rapidly as possible and
within a few days announcements will
be made as to the details of Ihe pro-,
gram for each day.
Prominent men are being solicited
to be present on the days when tho
irrigation development, that has taken
place, will receive its recognition,
wen as on me opening nay o, i
Urownlee mill, the largest one In the
Rogue River valley.
Although some of the committees of
me iteiaw Mercnams n.ireau nave
completed their work of soliciting
funds for the expenses that will necea- ,,.,, of 2Ciooo to take over Mr. Ho
sarily be incurred, there are still sev-jan,. n.,,,,, ani, .-suhllsh an
eral coinmittees who have not finish- mainUln a v(.asmi ,r)rt, h,p!i and
ed in the territory assigned to them.tth(, k0 Tho ncorporatOM of n,e
rntil all report it ill be Impossible rorapBny ,re 0eorKe u jowar,. p. U.
for the general committee to complete narT-on j . V. W akefield. K. F. UmV
final arrangements as they will not ina,. anil ...,, vi.-i.hi Of it., mnimi
be in position to know the extent slork BrPll,iy $:o.to0 has been nub
which their activities will cover. ; w.rjK?j
The Greater Medford club commit-; Bt.causo of limited lime the company
tee in charge of the Rose Show which can on,v proV(1 pftrta equipment for
will be held on Flat; Day, June 11th. is tnP rcf,ort ln VPRr but wnon thB ,.a.
very active and in this feature alone. wm opPns , hav1 Renora,
Prosperity Week will have one of the (.lKnt t,-m- hollSPS nA ,2 j,,,,,,,, in oppr.
greatest attractions In years to bring aIn- ,, 01ItlI1Ki Basoline and auto
people to Medford. j accessories on sale, and will lie pre-
" " j pared to serve meals to all visitors.
DriUsh Orflcor KiUd. i ty the opening of the ISIS season.
CAIRO. Kgypt. May 25.--(Py the nowpvelt th oompany pnn to have
Associated I l-retw) Wilfred Cave a an , hft aoJ olnr f()allirM of
Itritish officer, assistant commander ,, , . .
of police here, was shot and killed n alluring summer resort ready.
today, while returning home from a
bicyelisg trip.
German U-Boit Rammed .
IiERLIN. May 21. (Ily Associated ' Alpha Delta, a legal fraternity. The
Press). The. German battleship Han-: initiation took place at tho White
over and the submarine S-18 collided House. Chief Justice Taft and 0 en
during night maneuvers last nlKht eral Pershing were among members of
near Sassnitz. Ten sailors on the sub- j the fraternity present at the cere
marine were killed. monies. '
MEDFORD BUS1ESS
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Preparations are now go!nx on for
the ht:ihlthnint nf n aumfiiitr resort
1Umoaj UKe , l(mo fr tll .
)njI ot le (,nt(on ,a,8 n Jun or ,lu.
ulUBeolw wlln the opliut of the Crn.
,r ljlks s.as m. July IsL Medfonl
,,, Jarkou founlv ,,, ar b3t.k of
.nH venlur,,
j KePrnl,, ",hp government jrrante l
'oeorgo L. H)aH. deputy sherirf. a
flft,.. y,.ars con(vsslon P establish1
maiDtain hmlwt!t ..nterprlses at
i IMamond Lako in cnnecllon w ith this
;mk, . ,,,.... tnuwn as the
ujlinM,nj Yke Improvement company ,
ha. b. onranlly, wilh .
Hardlrg InHlattd
WASHINGTON', May 25. President
'Hardin? was initiated totlay to the Phi
The following word vlms been re
ceived by A. J. Cnwe, Adjutant of
M J ford lit of the 'American Le
gion: "An aged lather, lying at the point
of dnth U calling pUcously for hit
son, according to word received by
department hendiunrtrs from thi
Frank IHirns post ut Condon, Ore
gon. All efforts made by slurry N.
Nelson department adjutant to lo
cate Kred I'lnreneo ftli'o have been
In Miln and this Html reaort Is being
made to the press of tho state to um
slNt In finding tho boy. He was Inst
heard from In Poeeuihor when ho
was In llrotnerton Navy Yard, but lu
left .ther, leaving a Cortland addresti
which he never reached."
This post is also trying to locate
Thomas Hylnnd, whose last known
address was general delivery, Med
ford, Oregon.
I .OS ANOKI.KM. May Si. The
milky way has lieen dlteovered hy
automolilie holdup nyn according to
tho poll' e. Ju.st tiel'uro dawn an ex
citing thrnui-nrnered hunt was on.
milk nun hunting safely, holdup men
hunting milkmen and pollm hunllna
holdup men. Keports of four hA..
ups came In as the pollen machine 1
was setting under way to Invtt.riigatn
ll first. A recent change by milk
companies discontinuing monthly nc
founts with customer, and requiring
cash upon delivery for milk makes all
milk drivers money collectorx nnd
tw hoi. hip men In an uulomolille
tuking advantage of thU, today
started out taking "the crvnm' uut
of the rotiertlons. Tho chaso by po
lice was rrultliiw up to dawn. i
Oregon Horssmen Meet j
KNTKKPHISK, orew May The
cattle- and horse raisers nss)clatlon of
Oregtm began its uinth annual conven
tion here today with stock raisers
present from alt jmrts of the stale. The
sessions will continue tomorrow. Kred
II. Ilixby of JOVi lleurh. Calif., presi
dent of (tin American National Live
stock association is on the program to
speak Thursday afternoon. 1
SPECIAL
for
One Week Only
Water restrictions now on.
We will replace gasket in
that leaky fauect any place
in city, 50c fur one, 2fc for
every additional faucet
For one week only, starting
May 22d.
Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
Phone 620
Groat Reductions
East Through California
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets
On Stile May 25 lo Auuust 3lsl Heluru Limit October 31t
Ltbviul Stopover Privileges
"High Point." on the Way-
The Olorlous tilsklyo'us- -
Majestic Mt. ShusUi
The Rugged Sierras
"Pleasure Placet" You Mutt See
Hun Pranrlsco World famous city that "IU hard to lnara,"
Ihjs Angeles Woudsr city and notod tourist rsntvr.
Isan blego Homuntlo city "Whern CaltfiJj-nltt began,"
Threw National Parks Yoneuillo Sequoia tlennrst Ursut,
IVcreji of Charming (Watthnre and Mountain Resorts.
Vor fares, sleeping rar reservations or beautiful folders Ask
on; ogunt. or write
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Southern Pacific Lines
JOHX M. HOlrTT.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
of Semi-Annual Atementi Due .
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that tht semi annua inttl
ment (one twentieth) and Interest on paving, ver and
watermaia ajsesimenta upon all properties for which, applica
tion was made to extend time of payment, will be due and pay
able at the office of the city treasurer June 1, 1023, and will be
delinquent alter thirty (30 days from aaid date and shall bear
a penalty of five per cent (5J,) npon the amount of such de-
linqucncy.
Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to
gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with
Section 148 of the City Charter.
Date at Medford, Oregon, this loth day of May, 1923.
MARY HASWELL WEBBER,
, Treasurer of tho City of Medford, Oregon.
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