Medford mail tribune., May 27, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

PaOB TWO
M"EDF0RD MATT TRIBUNE, fEDFOUD.
Focal and
Personal
-The. "city park has had n strnnno 1U
Ut nvwt pooplo nlni'o Friday forenoon,
caused by tho fact that most of the
many henches usually. scattered In var
ious parts for thr 'comfort' of the public
axw wmu used In tho Chautauqua tent
Permission to so use the benches was
(rrantod tho local Chautauqua man
ager toy Mayor Gate some time ajm.
Tba benches will not returned to
ths park until after the Clmutauo.ua
aiwon It '. '
When tatter nutomotdles are built,
Buielc will build them, , , tr
To a reliable party who will pur
chase, a new. five-ton. Mack truck we
Will furnish a Rood lumber haul for
lb.it seamen, with nn option for another
season. Truck can be bought on easy
payments-. Pruttt Myers Motor Co. tf
Dancing at Nat tonlte. Seven-piece
orchestra. Admission lop. ; 57
J '"What -an you expect with such
cold and variable ntKbta and 'day as
have. been having said Market
Matter Runyard this Xorenoon when
naked what kind of a market he had
today. "The green stuff is not grow
ing -rtitht." A feature of today s mar
kef wnt the good supply of home
grown strawberries part of which sold
at ten cents a box ant! the rest at two
twxea for 35 eats.
for Salt Best home made cakes,
pltsav, 139 Central. Mrt. boardman.
84
' Two watchmakers,, prompt service
bed unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler. tf
' See' our Ford touring for sale at
one hundred fifty dollars. Geo. L.
Trelchler Motor Co. 57
Tho ladies of the members of Hlllah
Tetople, Mystic Shrlnern. attended the
prformance'Of "The Sheik" at the
.Pago theater lost evening, which they
8ueb, enjoyed. They attended imme
diately, following tho ceremonial ban
quet and prior to the ceremonial ball.
Their presence fitted in with the Ori
ental flavor, of the entrancing moving
picture, as moat of the ladiea wore
their white feaxes. .
Bo ium of your Hail Insurance. See
Holmes, Tho Insurance Man. t
Mrs.: Paul Haasen. corset iere for
Nultone. Phone 585-J. tf
Dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing.
Work called for and delivered. For
sytes, 116 Mistletoe, phone 341. ' 63
-. coordtng to gossip among the fans,
Med ford's elty baseball team will take
tho game wRa Leland tomorrow after
soon before one of the largest crowds
which hat attended a game on the
North Holly street grounds this sea
son. - Wanted Woman to do washing for
Cattily of three at home. Phone S90-L.
67
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat,
-. - 69
'Notice: . A dinner tor the G. A. R.
and W. R. C. and familieii will be held
at 12 o'clock. May SO, at the Legion
hail. All are requested to bring a well
filled basket Hy order of committee,
. 57
Rev, P. L. Baker of Chicago will
preach at .the Free Methodist church
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Get pine flume lumber at Big Pinet
Lumber Co. tf
, We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler. . tf
' Dancing at Nat tonite. Seven-piece
orchestra. Admission 10c. 57
Mr. Georgia SUckel of; Sonoma,
Calif., arrived in Medford today and
will spend tho summer at Prospect
with Mr. -and Mrs. James Grieve and
' other relatives.
Your growing grain, is it insured?
6e Holmes, Tho Insurance Man. ...
Lime ani cement- Medford Lumber
Co.;. . ...
v Goldfish 25c .and .up; also supplies.
Jaj Art Store.. ....... . -, . 62
. ."the Jugc-Slav Tamburicans who are
to be feattired at the Chautauqua pro
gram Sunday are announced to appear
a the morning service at the First
Baptist , church. They-will doubtless
be heard hy many at both the Chautau
qua and the Baptist church.
After-Chautauqua Yisit the Parlor
Ta- Rooms over Woolwortb's. 59
. All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
Ill Kant Main street-
Graduation cards and gifts. Medford
Book Store: , , . t ' , ,. 67
Grants Pass was represented at the
Shriner doings yesterday by a dele
gation of about CO Shriners and their
ludlta
Wonted Woman to do washing for
family of three at home. Phone 390-1...
67
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. .
AH members American Legion are
requested to assemble in uniform on
the lawn of tho Public Library in
Mod ford at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday,, May
30th for participation in Memorial Day
sorclses. A. J. Crose, Adjutant 58
Mr. and- Mrs. K. C. Schuler left this
morning for Centralis, Wn., where
they will make their home. The Schu
, lers formerly resided in Centralla and
Mr; Schuler has been employed by the
Perkins Auto Electric company in this
city for the past few months.
Fancy combs, Burretts, bobed hair
oraaraenti. Martin J, Redd y,r Jewelers.
. v ' 57
oash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co.
Dancing at Nat tonito. Seven-piece
orchestra,. Admission 10c. . , 57
, Local salmon fishermen report good
luck on recent fishing trips to Savage
Rapids dam, and several parties have
planned trip to, (he dam over the
week end,
Get plno flume lumber at Big Tines
Lumber Co.. 1 tt
Hardwood flooring. Medford Luro
." bar Co. v.. , .. .....-..
. Swimming at the Nut every after
noon end eveuing, hours from two to
five and from seven to nine, 57
The Southern raclflc railroad will
use the new Riant 2-10-2 locomotives
consignment of which tho newspaper
dispatches of yesterday retried as
having left Philadelphia, for freight
service on heavy grades over the Sis
kiyou and Tehnrhlpt mountains. These
locomotives it re the last word In loco-i of Seattle Itnd Morris S. Hamlltiui of
motive design and an equlHd wlthjSuu fYanctsiHl.
feed water heaters and boosters aid in
HtKrtlnir (ha tmina so bibII )! k...
"ri'ivn-u nHHiprn devices ror reducing
fuel consumption and increasing pow
er output. They are the most powerful
lllf'miwlt tvrta if (hi. ..... I...H. m.-
( 'i"' J" me
1 """ r "l lnp ' l ,-
of these locomotives, 10 of whlehi
have leen startCi! uect out at Ihii,
delphia, 1s tlie largest order for loco
motives equipped with feed . -water
heaters and tKHWters placed hy any
of tho railroads. The elant of hn rulia
is
- .....
caihu 2-iu-z icause of the number
of wheels, there twlng 10 drive wheels '
under the central part of the engine
two sirtaller wheels under the forward
part and two at the rear.
Por Fuller brushes call COl-Y. f.S
This office is prepared U print
------ v. ... ,,,, n,,-u ,1 , (
ledger sheets, bills. etc.,,usid on the!
uooKkpopinK . macnines. Don t giva;
wir orders to traveling men and have
. 1. ..... 1 . . i
them printed out of Medford
1 none
us and we will caw." tr
Royeroft handmade things are
unique graduation gifts. Medford Rook
Store, , v 57
! Sixteen persons who arrived In five
ears front California spent last night
and this morning at the new city auto
camp. ,
i Dance, Butte Fall; Sat, May 27th.
I ' - '- ..67
t Hemstitching.
! Picoting,
I So per yd.
I Buttons covered.
! Handicraft Shop. tf
1 Hard timet made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop.
Mke rent Gold Ray Realty -company.
, " . 6
Geo. N. Lewis. Mrs. E. S. Wilson and
1
Mr Zola Fick. as delegates from our L, IXfaetto. T
local lodges, attended the I. O. O. F.' V , 8tl9fartIo,l " Johnsons,
and Rcbokah grand lodges in Eugene i w- .L tf
this woek.-Jacksonville Post
i- .t pm ,,,,, c. . "'"i') iiimr wv rc-siuence on sisth
relt i hf0LaIld.du'TeP!, tT" & been under consldera
spectalty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B.eompeltlon.
Dancine at Nat tonite. Seven-niece !, j . . .
orchestra. Admission 10c. 57Ivorat ,. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey of Cot
tage Grove were here yesterday at
tending the Hillah Temnle Shrlns do
ings. Mr. Harvey is the cashier of the
First National bank of Cottage Grove.
for her graduation, a wrist watch
Martin JReddy, Jewelers. 67
For expert lawn mower irrindint- call
Mitchell Ladder Co. "
Swimmingr at the Nat every after-
rll !5- h?Ur9, frm tW0,.t?t,a
five and from seven to nine. 5
At a boxing exhibition held in Weed.
Calif., last night Jess Ingram fought a
fan. .4 ... ,ir. ,. 1
YVe!tvh "i wth Dummy -Ernest
w elty4 the Idaho ' ildcat secured a '
aim Weed ltoy . Bearl Eaton of'i,
Ashland and Joe Tuber of Weed UXZv&m
gained a decision over Young Felix. Evervwho , ,1, .
Many beautiful gifts for graduation 1
Martin J. Reddy, JeweJen... . 67
Bearing pear and apnle orchards!
- - ,:
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty ,
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
,o. ml
Fn, ,k. .,...., ,... I
. . , , z '
hotel restaurant fishing., hunting.
- vra DU0tv.ii uailt. I II ML. IX1III1UU I
bathing and camping privileges cover
ing 1000 acres. River frontage. Gold
Ray Summer Resort Gold Ray Realty
U. .Phone, 728-R or 134-Y. 67
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bowman left
Thursday on a visit to their , former
home at Cincinnati, Ohio.
For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 58
Viavl dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hotel Medrd
t , - - 64
Swimming at the Nat every after
noon and evening, hours from two Xfl
five and from seven to nine. 67
Senator H. Von der Hellen who Is
seriously ill at Sacred Heart hospital
was resting easy this forenoon. He
was brought in from his home near
Wellcn last Thursday afternoon.
. For Sale Air comDressors. DiDe
from 1 inch to 2 inch. Sanitary beds
for camp use, mattress, blacksmith
outfits complete, drills, tents, shovels,
picks, axes, sledge hammers, all these
are second-hand goods. Call Rogue
River Canal Company's office South
Fir street or phone 129. 59
Children cared for. Phone 276-H. ' 67
Sand, gravel, sediment Phone 912-J.
Bonus loans cannot be used in the
purchase of industrial stocks, accord
ing to a ruling of Circuit Judges Kelly
and Bingham at Salem this week, in
sustaining a demurrer filed by the
state bonus commission against the
application of F. M. Morse, Portland,
for a writ of mandamus to compel the
commission to extend a loan from the
bonus for this purpose.
Snyder's orchestra, Gold IlilL Sat.
nite. 57
Dance, Butte Falls, Sat, May 27th.
-,., 57
I will be in Central Point Wednesday
and Saturday to- give music lessons.
Ida Wood. 59
i Mrs. Sidney Abbott left for her home
at Klamath Falls this foreenoon
following a visit here with her hus
bands parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Abbott
Tht Rod Cross Thrift Shon wants
old clothes and household goods. They
w-yi be repaired and cleaned and placed
In the hands of those who need them.
If you have anything phone 450 and
some one will call at your house. 55
Get plno flume lumber at Big Tines
Lumber Co. tf
Liiiio for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch Allison were
among the Roseburg people here yes
terday attending the Shrine doings.
Big dance. Gold Hilt Sat. nite. K 67
, Dance, Eagle Point, Sat, nits. ' 59
.... ..... ;.. ''-' t 'j t ,
H. 1. 1 tartlet t of Los Anodes and It
J. Curry of Hollywood aw guests at
the Hotel .Medford as art Jack ltohr
or Alameda, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. 11. K.
Allison of RoNotmrg, M. W, UtaHhurit
of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Powell
or Albany, Mr. and Mrs. It S. Heeler
anted Clean cotton rags at Mall
Tribune office, tr
Auto Insurance. Ilniwn A White.
Swimming at tho Nut every after
noon and cvontnu.. hmirt from two to
. . j.
uve ami irom seven to nine. 57
Maiiamo Jeffera and Iter 'husband
leave t.1nv tnr i,i ... fi.,.in.i
and otlH't- Ohio points. They etMot to
be gone two months.
Soldier who ltKiked at improved lis
etv ranch ulouse writ. Mr- n lh.na
:i. iu. r - . ' P.
"' & nm, vit,, - y:r
Everywhere vo u.k von .
Chevrolet.
tf"
Attention. ex-Saddlers: Ranches sold
under Soldiers Unus plan or pay with
share of crop. Ilka rent. Gold Ray
Realty Company. 57
Whether the subject is apples or
., . .
""tomoblleg Court Hull of Medford Is
' ,s " reasn ior tnis.
as ,3 lui orchanllst in the
fnminA l)itfi, T . - ... 1 ....
-'f,M" v4iw-i iwiiuiij nun Hr
is n iso in the garage business at Med
ford, the garaKo being stratecically
situated where It can be reached by
the tourists over the Pacific highway.
Mr. Hall Is at the Hotel Oregon for a
few days. Portland .Oregonlan.
Danes Butte Palls, Sat. May 87th.
67
Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment
Co. tt
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
Mr. and Mrs. II.. L. Walther, Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Field and Mrs. Daniels
leave this evening for Prospect where
they will spend Sunday.
1 For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 68
' Goff writes Automobile I nsurancn.
; Telephone 41.
. Z V C "olmes intenJ t0
Ill price and tents are sure to be hlch
r in the) near future. Save money
buying a tent now and buy it at the
Army Store and save money. Vnited
Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 67
Fire Insurance. Brown White.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point. Sat
69
Medford is represented today by
quite a delegation of Knights of Pyth
a d'rtet K. of P. convention
at Roseburg. The local delegates made
tne trip by auto.
juur winter rars, wool-
ens, bedding, etc, in a Pacific Cedar
-.. o..- . .
.Store away your -winter furs, wool-
- jj u
nu ' "T' " "
lt nnArtl, v.
,'.:.: .1
unproiecteo was tbe cause of
.wr .h 1. 1. ..t.i .k.. .
' 19 fMkiu IUOI UUUQ Ul
l"c "ur "ere moro man wj leet
I. .. v. .. ..
r.u.. 41 . . .
""iii 111? Bo.- 01 poisoned rrciin at the
time of theIr dea 09 Krttm "
Buy Medford home. Pay like rent
When in need of shlnclea and roof.
lng call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
When in need of sash and doom.
call Wallace Woods, 108 or conio to
ill E. Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Roth of Portland
wore here for the Hlllah ' Temple
Shrine ceremonial doings yesterday.
Corsets fitted and altered free. Good
win Corset Shop. 20 8. Fir St 66
t ree dirt for lawns or Karden. Call
at building site, Minnesota ttreet H.
A, Thlerolf. , . ;.
Mrs. C. F. Speck left Thursday for
Quincy, 111., to toend Memorial dav
in that city, w here her son is burled.
c. L- Goff for Fire Insurance. - Telo
phone 41.;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burns and Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Evans of Los Angelet
are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other
guests Include J. E. Bratton and E. J.
McLaughlin of Klamath Fallu'C T
Towers of Roseburg, James W. Porter
or r orest Grove, Ore., Mrs. O. F. Evans
and daughter of New York City and
Miss Helen P. Strong of Matawan,
N. J.
Everywhere you look you see a
Coevrolet. ' tf
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Frye
at their home on East Jackson on the
morning of May 27, a daughter.
. Ashland was the . Mecca this fore
noon of the grade school children of
the county because of the celebration
of Jackson County School day there.
HAIL INSURANCE
Rate $2.50 per $100.00 Iiuurance for the Season.;
' . - ''.-. , '
"Will you take a chance this year on lotting your cut ire crop
or will you voluntarily take 'a lows of 21-2 The post of
insurance against loss or da-maije by hail?
Just telephone
ONE TWO THREE
McCurdy
Insurance Agency..,
A. S. nosenbnum arrived yesterday
morning for tho 8hrltu festivities nnd
drove Wilbur AshHUs new car tip
and down Main street the greater part
of the day,
KVorn automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded. re-lnCoreed and
guaranteed, Only the finest preheat
ing fuels nnd metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 3 S. Front street tt
Louis Wukcmnn motortd ui l.ako
Crevk fettonlny on a fishing trip and
reMirt that, on the upper reaches of
the creek the fislilim Is Kil, , He re
tiund with anutisiylng strliiK.
Miss lMtlieii lllll who has been
ntWhillntt Mills College near San Fran,
elsco returned Thursday and will
spend the summer in thi city with her
parents. Mr. unil Mrs. A. 1.. Hill.
a raw treat Is in store for those
fortunate enough to attend the morn
ing service, 11 u. m. at the First Bai
list church Sunday, a the Juno Slav
Tamburli-ans will kIv( several' selec
tion on their qit.ilnt household Instru.
nient of the Contrul KurHans. Theae
liooplo are nppearlng on the Chautuu
qua program.
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Plno of Oakland.
Ore., represented their town ut the
Shrino ceremonUtl her Friday.
OVER THE VALLEY
A wlr(d suddenly sprang up this
morning in Medford and the valley,
which maintained thr uvernpa pro
portion of n 30 mile an hour gale
durlns; ti forenoon, and nt times
hit the 4t-mtl unit for a brief ptrlod.
The wind did not do any wowi'lal
dninnte, but blew l.ximt lilotmnnis and
buds from tho trull trees, nnd elus
ter of leave front or her tre!i, hir
sides renrrniiKinK pert tile things on
thn ground and oh mime many a man
after bis hat. This hnrd blow may
not ueceiuuirily - bo followed l,y
rain, neoording to tl wemlier ahnrps
In the comity agent's office.
When sslitxl for ns expliinatlun nt
to the enunn of tho wind Floyd
Young mild sutnsthlng likt tho fol
lowing: "There U an area of very light bar
ometrlo pnur north-;isi of us and
a low barometer south of ua, which
eauses a hlKh whlrllnt wind."
That's It." sal J l C. 'nt. fondl
ing hht now rvt muntarbe. "tho hlsh
is i-hasinK uround thn low." This ex
planation of tha two above - mimed
men Is published baeauso of Its mys
terious profundity. Any orecocioua
rhlld. . or Khrlne hntvl tank diver
could undenttnnd It.
Fslr and warmer weather Is the
prediction for tonisht nnd fair
weather for Sunday.
I
T
Jack .Connor of Oakland. Calif.,
has been secured for tho second boxing-
mokr of the season, which will
be held at the Nututorlum next Fri
day night. Jess Ingram is MuiuiKr
Dixon's most likely protege to im
matched with the hoy from tho south
for the ten-round main event. As
semi-wlndup Kid .Meadows will
tanglo with Flfc-htlnK Joe Bluckbura
for six rounds. Hoth boys are in
good shape and should put up a real
exhibition . of fistic cullHthenlo.
Other Kqpd matches including a bat
tle for the flywelkht title of the
valley between Tim Murphy and K.
O. itob 'Spencer.
, The "Flsht or no Money" feature
of Friday's smoker will insure
Southern Oregon 'fan a good card.
The Medford Boxing i-oiiiiuisHion
will supervise the event and from
the interest already arduw-d, there
are Indications that the attendance
will exceed thnt of the Inst smoker
For Reliable
TRUCKING.. .
PHONE 600-L
L. Knips Transfer
lgbMt quality Jawair
SepsMns;,
. Diamond flatting, Wstol
Ml
, SMpsirutg.
Satisfaction Assured In
- quality an4 price,-'
Mall nt your want.
MARTIN J. BEDDY .
i 1 Fashionable .
DRESSMAKING;
Experience in all branches.
Designing of all kinds.
Prompt Attention to MsllOrders.
90.1 W. 1 0th K. Phono RSK-T
HARD GALE BLOWS
BOXING SMOKER A
NAT FRIDAY UGH
9
TO
PLAY IN PARADE
L : DAY
The rlreu next Tuesday wilt nut
Inteireie Uh Oie MviuoHul day
-r.-lH.s, ,m tia ehvus Parade will nut
he slveii uhltl uflr the Mejmulii)
t'lirndo nnj (xerclseM lire over. Nnd
th iiiantiKiMntit nf ihe t-livus will
furnU.li iuu l.iin.lM, cm f whlto mu-W'-luns
unit lit, i uiIiki- of oiiloriHl imi
sleluns for th Metiu.rial day pa
radw. .
Ttn nbovo lnrriiuitliin was i-tin-tailed
in u ti'l.-Kr.un r.-v.-lv,,! toduv
by t'lly lie, i.,l,. r m. i,, Alf.ird rr.im
t-Ynnk A. t-nssldy, thi U'lu-rul ntti'iit
of the lluwn'H Oiwel London vlr. im
and Van .Vniduis Trained Wild
Animals. Tim elty reeordi'r had been
trvi,K nil w.-ik to Pute t'lissldv y
t'-lemuiu rflatlve to tho pruieal beln
liilsi'd hvt, and finally reu.-hed him
In Seattle. The lieueral uk-iu rur.
titer wlrn that the circus will i-o
operate in every Way so as to not
havv the Memorial Uuy prosrutu
iiiHirrd by the t-lretis.
Wtlltani liffutl. iiini'Hhnl t.f the
Memorial day parade, will welcome
lheao circus llnd In his puiudv.
It Is pointed mt that It In appropil
ato to have a colored hand In such
a parade because the Civil War was
fuutiht to frw the ncKi-ona. nnd dur
lni tho world war the ex-aervh e men
ften marched to' music of enlisted
colored bands, both in cnn,s nni
Into battle. In ddlUon It la prob
able that u larae proportion ut both
of Ihe circus bands re c srrM. o
men,
Csrthqusks Near Romt
HOMK, May ST. tHy Associated
l'rvi, rVur violent earthtjuakeH oc-curn-d
'tixliiy lu tha vicinity of Ternl,
bout fifty miles north of Home, earns.
ln terror to tho population over nn
an a of several tulles. . riu,r. ,.r
datiiajtw, however, had bix-ii received
her this afternoon.'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CONVAUISCKNT llOMhL A811LAM)
We havs a bulldlnc diet that will
tempt tho epicure. 57
FOR SALr Steamer trunk. Hhode
Island Hext liluck Mlnons and Half
U-Kliorn pullets. Unity chirks. Mrs 1
Hefner, Inquire V. mile wast i'tu
&7j
1'KI.K AN IIAV l.rSdltKR CO, KI.,M-'
ATI! PAUJt, OltUCON. now In full i
operation for m-aaon l;2. WuntmU
tlnilH-r fallent, teunuters sod other,
woodsnien. Wo can also usa men at
ur sawmill, plnnintt aud box factory
In the different work. Also nt to
contract piling of green luinhcr. Our
representative. H. I'. White, will bei
at th Nash Hotel for few days to
take up abovo with thMio lntereai,.
7'J
KOIl SAl.i: 191S Kord cheap. 43 H.
Central. 53
KOlt SAI.K lioKl business propoal.
lion for two women. Inuuira Kandy
lund. m
FOR 8AI.K room furnished bunBa-1
low. 4J9 8. Central. rVhl Invest
ment Co. tt 1
If YOL' WISH TO 8KIX your business '
have many cash buyers, (live full
particulars first letter. Uox OS.
Trlbuno. 57
FOR 8.V1.B 6 aero peach orchard in
Ashland. Take in used car. Terms
on balance. Call C. C. I'lerce at
O. c. Horks' office or Msdford Velio
Co., 29 8. Kront 8t. 07
LOST Acqua marine bar pin. Kinder
return to Mail Tribune office. flo
FOR 8AI.B 20 acres standing alfalfa)
close in. Phono 25-J-2. C4I
CIRCUS BANDS
MEMORIA
Waving fans, swayed by the hands of men and women
whose labor was held of small moment save as it pro
vided comfort to their high-born masters, was once a
symbol of luxury.
To day every man and every woman, and every .small baity, sleep
ing through horn's of Kiininior'nhcat, may have the comfort of air
r-tirred to invigorating freshncHs ly constant motion.
........ , ' t. j1- :' ,
Instead of ostrich plumes, the fans are made of seintillant blades
of brass. , Instead oUiandsbf ebon slaves,! hey move to the 'power',
of our modern servitors volts, amperes and watts summoned by
the touch of a button from toYlayVOireuit of Service. '
The California Oregon Power Company
Phone 168
1 ' i
STORES
0 CLOSE
DECORATION DAY
A, I lii. ill Hlnl-eN ulll liu ilnsud on
Deeoiutlou Hay next Tuesday. This
as a itci'lxloit nnlve.l at alter u
ciimililtle,. was tipiuiliiled by the Ite
tall Meicliiiiit'ti, bmeiiu la iimku
'e-tftllliuillMlM lis to what ilii III
the year lllii sloi-es should close,
n account or UiIh i-IikIhk of
stores on Meiiuiiliil iMy, ih i t ih
will be able to buy tliclr auppllea for
that day nn Monday, 1 winch un
it'iutilculy will be u Very busy day
miionit tha niet-t-haniN ho shoppluK
earlv Is ndvlsed. ' '
E
AG
lsllnec llully 1:31 . m, , ,
nd BIG
DAY
1 JHiJCv
Masterful! Powerful! Tremendous!
In Scene and in Theme!
Can a man C
beat
love
I
mto a q
woman
Rudolph Valentino as "The Shiek"
Atraei Ayres as "The Oirl"
Nothing likeithasC
ever been I
seer. I "m"
Coming: Tut. MAE MURRAY in !!FA8CDfAtlON"
Medford, Oregon
F
WAHIIINUToN, May 7 THs pur-
I'liaelnu power of taliii crop fur
April was mu liiiiii-il lis eolnpared
Willi M.ii.Ii, wlille the prices (if crops
nnd livestock at the farm Improved
slUbtly rtiiiii Miir.li IS ti April it,
ilia department 'f am IcullUrt an
noiliiced Unlay. The iilchuned CUD'
illtlon was atti'lbiileil to a eorrtiond
I nt: liicirase In I In' wholesale price ut
u,l emiiiiimlltlcs, ex. Hlilhis till 111 pru
illii ls unit r. mil
The tory of Ahmed
J en a88an Hiek
an ra trt
and Diana Mayo,
cultured Engli.h
J30C.O0O booka sold
3 M411ion Are 8einj
the Picture
11
216 West Main SrUet
PURCHASING VALU
CROPS
UNCHANGED
E