Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 02, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFonn matt; TTtTBiTNK medford. rmrcnox. ftuday. junk 2. 1022 PA'OK THREE MEDFORD h HIMMK.M -XJ" JUNE 6 FOLEY & BURK Combined SHOWS RING TRAINED ANIMAL HIPPODROME MENAGERIE : AND AVIARY Bewildering Assemblage of Circus Side Shows si:iioai. I ki:i: ,ts pi.kviv or Mi mimic III KPMAIl r miiiww n 1 on i: i;n ivonv JAZZ WHIRL BUG HOUSE LARGE3T FERRIS WHEEL $10,000 MERRY GO ROUND $20,000 WHIP $10,000 SEA PLAIN 1'ien A dm I union in Hlu (.hiuuiI LIKE CLOUDS ACROSS A SUMMER SKY f .11 ilt'lllnif tin' i1ritil aliirm lire I kit' . xy iti t otiiM of Women' illxi-nii-n which "'lrit thn way I vli m I unci mental lireiikdnwn. Tin- tl'-rvnit Ir lititlilllly, I Ik- hiH'km he, tlii (Ii mkkIiiK I ui 1 11 h. 11 1' lint only haul to endure, hill llicy I'll II H certain ktiuwll'llgll ' i'iiIIiiini mile miini'i IiIiik In dune. In relieve I hi" mirferer. I lii'i u Ih mif Nlamhiril remedy wlili h lin nlmwil the way mil fen- nearly fifty year. The Wi'MM'H Wlin Inivt" "t-omo linrk" thi-nugh line nf l.y.lU K. I'lnk- lllllll'li Vegetable II III l IMIUfl preMCIll 1111 niiitiienl BinniKir lliiin wiirilo nitilil over hi'. Ailv. PRIZES ARE AWARDED IN MAH 1 II GAINING EXHIBITS AI HIGH SCHOOL F I IRK BY OCAL STUDENTS Yesterday afternoon tunny Inter-1 choi him an ll-rit ruling -In eatcd vIhMoih limpeclcd U111 fxltltatM I ' subject. A I TO TOPH. 1 Ww Ihmiik iin liiNiiriuiie pulley with your titith toil KltKU "No premium ! My." (inly rxiulv lni nil op In th i lly. Mi'iirmil Auto Top Co. 30 N. dm in'. 1 'liiiita 104. NEWCOMB FOR WOOD ICinch Slab Wood, dry, In yard, $1.75 per tier. Delivered green, $1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped. Dry Mill Blocki, $7.00 per load, or $0.50 dumped. ! Phono C31 if I lie milium) trulnlng and domestic Hit dcplirlllicnl III the IiIkIi school building, nil epreulng surprlaw mid pli'iminii ui Ihv amount mid i)unllty of lh work produced. Ill Him manual training department three prize were awarded, lh Judge being K. l, Trowbridge, Y. W. Week nml K. .l. lliiHMong. Tim fli'Ml prize, $10 Vnluii III tool, given hy i ho M. V. At II. I'"., wiih won hy Win. Mcf'racken. whiwe project uim m hi'iiullfnl quarter sawed oak library liilih'. The niri'iiil prize of $5,011, given hy the lilK I'lnod Lumber Co., fur the best ier of fir, Han 'iilly won hy Kldoii Waldron. who inudi u coin- pel kitchen cabinet. Tim Judge fnuml It mui h hinder l wlvm the net piece In line, fur Fashionable DRESSMAKING l:iinrW'n-rt in Nil branches. I (nl K 11 1 ii K of all klndii. I Prompt Attention to Mailorders. Hi w. i nth ku Plum n.ia-Y Camp Beds, Stools and Stoves Med. Tent & Awning Works tlpMjll M. , Ill-put WOOD! Dry Mill Itlixk; Fir Kind WimxI and nil iiIIiit kind of wimhI MEDFORD FUEL CO t'or. Thlnl nml I'lr Phone Uia lloiiiinlh- Art l:hlhlt. The i-xhlhlt In tin- IiomiHlh: Art rifparlniHnt nrnlfr lln' MiipiTVlHlon of Ml km ( arnill, (lltt)lyi-.l tin- nlilllty of the KlrlK In th-lr HvwInK work. Th vlnltorH remarked utmn tlin i-xi'fp-iIoiihI nlilllty of the lutfli m honi Klrlx' work mid the romarkahly lnw (out of the icMrmentn. The hlh mhdti tin imilfiiint hud In th"lr illxpluy umli-r Kiirmi nix, IiIouhcii mn h im mlddli-x, ovi-rhloiiM'ii, wnlntii mid nmi In pur lli ulur liiind hemmiti hel. Hi i okI Ih'Iiik II. 5. whlih ih'IIh In our utori'ii from m.00 to 1 1 0.00; KlnKham drt-ewii. oi Kunilli , i-H'iiiiiK drcuhcii, Jurketit land ptulted KklrlH. The Hdvnnred wwlnic rlawi tilno had on dleplny ilrrm fornnt whhh they had made! for themm :v,.M t B ni,)n) font of 1 1. 1 3. Hut er en dlxplay MhowInK the rout of hutne made h.itu ui. m . io no many in ui i ( , umparlwiii to ready. made, lieadu ame israde. Hut after imlnic aeVeral i f -aK w.v. mna,. i,v ..f ih.. mean of i-IUnlnntlon. they finally j advanced iclrla were upon dlnplay. The 7th (trade Klrl from the I.ln- CHRISTIANS WIN ilerlilml upon iinnther oak llhrary In 1. 1" made hy AiihiI I'eane aa third. Ho n-nlv.it the 13.1.0 Worth of Hi 11 lettii tnoU offiti-d Irjr the Hnuthern tireKon llitrdwarit Co. Ii.-uld" the pile plf m, the JuiIkii Itavo upertnl (iirntlon to 4veral other. Tli'w' were a heaullful ma hut: iiny Umi wiiKon, mini" hy Paul An tliixi.ii, an npholntereil oak rhalr. inuile hy Print Meier, llhrary tahlen mado hy Vernon Turpln and John ll"UanK. AtiiuiiK other K'Mi'1 pli'ie on din ilny wile Tennewiee red redar I'lieat iiiinlD hy Hoyin rraiiklln, Itiiyniond ItiiKid ill'. Kumell Kviiiin, Poliert Ki hh i hurt, anil Kermlt Comhe. Keith ftn uuh Inn n, Clayton Whltloik, Allium Pmtit. Male Wheeler and Ji-kjui llliiikhurn enih had a (wnti tlful niuhoK'itiy piano liemh on OIh pl'iv. I.tovd lleera and William Itarrell i'iiih illipl.iyed llhrary talde with iiiik i7Im rni km Chnrleii Van Ki-oyoe a fine oak tea wairoo: Itohert Iluey an oak pedetital and I.loyd Iteera one of fir. I'oriii wlnit were made hy Arthur Hihnenl and Ouy Kelty. Kranien Neff and tleorKe liwe each had on exhtl.lt n eollapalhle ironlriK hoard: Clement Hewitt an Ivory ilreaiinR , tuhle; Harold Hander xmall hook and tiiaKnxtne cane: Harry Tin ker Atfkrn an Inlayed rheikerhnard tnhle coin and WaahlnKton nihonla tlla played their work, whhh ronnleted of dreaner acarf. ahowliiK hand work, rooklnir apronn. nlKht dreiuie and "Polly Prim" unronn. The domestic arleni-n department hud rhartM nliowlnK the cii'h of pork, mutton and heef. A tuhle wim t.iHta fully arrunited ahowlnx the 100 calo I rle portion of the different food.. how to eatlmnta the amount of food neceajary for a peraon dolnic differ, ent type of work. A dlxplay of l.uk Inif. tanned fruit and veKetulile wa Klven. The Ruent Were nerved dainty refrenhmenla by the 1 lnh achool do moHh' idima. under the direction of Mlxa Carroll and Minn Hey wood. Thi ae exhlhlt give, the -patron of the H'hool a chance to nee the type of work helng carried on In the Indua trlul work. . YJ.C. A. PENNANT IN CLOSE CONTEST The ChrlKtlan chunh hanfliall team won the V. M. C. A. lenKiie pennant laat evinlriK hy o'l-fcatltiu the Houth Methodlat 3 to 0. In the (tame which melded a tin between the two leaitiie. leader. I loth team had played Rood halt during the i-oiirne of the hedjle anil aa a renult had tied for firm plaie. The game I ml nlKht wa one of the hetit ever w'llneaitcd here, profenalonal or otherwlae, Ix-ing replete with douhle play, anuppy fielding and fine pitrhliiic. The f cut lira of the game wa the pit hlng and xtl'-k work of Itupert Maddux of the Chriatlan who not only held the Methorilxf to few hit, hut made three hit hirmielf. a ulnitle, a douhle and a triple In four time up. Catcher Chaatain did good work hehlnd the hat and helped . lali rlally In the pennant victory. The ChrlHtlnn pulled aevernl fairt play, twice' rutting off, runner at the plate A large crowd wltncniied the con tent nnd much pralae wa heard for the effort of thorn- who have de voted their time and energy toward developing the fine playing and portHinunh!p exhibited by the youngster In the church league. Ki'ore by Inning: Christ Ian 0 0 1 1 1 0 03 Methodlat 0 0 0 0 0 0 -.0 l'.attei Maddux and Chastaln; fillling and Vlmont. Quality thaVs the Reason OBITUARY TACKSTKOM Mr. Emma Tack t rum died Monday evenini; at 7:40 o'chHk May 2th at her home, 131 Almond atreet. She was Ixirn April lHth. 1S59. In Newton Jaaner ennniv ..... - lowa. hlie was married Ui 1875 to ll.utlan A. Hobbs and resided In Lead fe g .l Ul.l itaa.. 1 l.iffim. n hd r-tioaif a M .eih. Wn.hint.o.'n .win rai.tJ vllle. Colorado moat of their married net wa made by tleorge Ininberry 1 1'- Mr- Hobba, whose main charac , . ..... (..rlullr1 In IhniA wtin tnow klm u . i .. iitllil n iiie.il. im. iiimiiiv iy i.nii'i i" w n u ui... ... ..in '.v . . .. . ... .. ., . . union.. Hiuruy iie.oiiuu 10 .nasonry passed Itny Stringer had a verv good ex- wwy May 12th. 1908. his wife and son. hlt.lt of Initio work. Including ord ; H. L. Hobbs then came west and loent tray. a nut bowl a table lamp and C( , M(.llrt)ra Oreg0B , wnerp The IB boy of Wa.hlngton a.-hooi;'1-4' m" "nJojmr,rI An,Irew Tack h,..t an ovhll.lf ftf ttn.kel. made nfi"1'"'"' "l" again mm for the ever growing popularity of Albert Flapjack Flour, Makes light, tasty hot cakes. Order a Package Your Grocer Recommends Albers quality Albert Fleipjacfcndui CtftuMy Mf cylindrical co ilOTT GOES ON TRIAL Ernest S. (Dudl Wolgamott, tft , tried local resident for violation of i the prohibition laws, will face a Jury ' againthis afternoon, on an Indict-' ment ullcR'ng poBseaslon of intoxicat ing liquor. The specific charRe In the Indict ment charges that Wolgamott bad in his possesion on January 21st. this year, 'one-fifth of a gallon or whis key, contained In a gjass bottle." The Indictment also sets forth the previous two convictions of the de fendant on the same charge. George Neuner. Jr., district attor ney of Douglas counfy, arrived Thurs- j day night, from Hoeeburg, and will act as assistant state counsel to Prose cutor Kawles Moore. The defense will be represented by Attorney npnree M. Robert. . THE , EMERSON BRAND SHOES & OXFORDS FOR MEN We have sold footwear for a good many years and can recom mend the EMERSON brand of shoes and oxfords for men. This is a reliable concern and have made this brand since 1879. Prices range from $5.C0 on up to $9.00 a pair and let ns assure you that we know how to fit your feet. s& cizccttM- 21 North Central GOOD SHOES" Built Our Business. . (Sinoe 1012) - . . SATURDAY MARKET BASKET COLUMN art fibre cord. hhh were dvervlng of mention. Ttil la a new depar ture In manual training In Medford. Ther'wr ninny smaller, piece. Including footxtool. book rack, all well made and flntnhed. Me'liiinlcal Urawlng. H-I.a ....... I I .... I .1 ....... I ., .. n.l. Il.l,,l from Mr. Iluaanng'a i-laae Hhowed ford unU1 8l, ear aS hen she be a wide range of nuch work it la done Mrs. Tnckstrom was a member ofi Colorado Chapter No. S, of ladville.i Colo... sho passed through all tb-j chairs and waa three times elected worthy matron. , She also held an of fice In the grand chapter of Colorado, she was active In star work in Med- A REAL SPECIAL for Saturday only ' GOLDEN WESTSPICES All 2 oz. 10c HIBBARD GROCERY W.Main 3 Dcliverios Daily Phone 143 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 4 A choice lot of Chickens and Rabbits. Choice Meats of all kinds. Don't forget our Grocery Department. Choice fresh Vegetables. STAR MEAT MARKET Phono 273 We Deliver LOOK 7. LOOK Something New ' TALENT'S HEALTH COOKIES Wholesome Nutrious Delicious In good high school. ltckiilcs the atnndard fundamental, there were I xpcclal group of detail, structural deHign nnd site ketches In architec ture; niwembly and detail of machine drawing, ion h a lathe, dynamos and engine: brush and pen art lettering, deelgna for bonk plates, title and rovers; topographical iiiap and plat In elementary engineering: sketches In ormimental nnd landacape garden- lug: poHlers, color sketche of build ing, and blue print added to the va riety and gave a pleasing effect. The came an invalid and could no longer attend. .She was also a member ofl Chrysanthemum circle No. St, of Medford. The funeral services were held Wed ncsday afternoon at 2:30 at the Perl Funeral Home. The services were In charge of the Order of Kastern Star and Hev. Sasnett. The body will re main In state until Sunday. June 1th I when Mr. Tackstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Hobba will accompany the remains to Us Angeles where she will be laid toi rest in the beautiful cemetery Ht W'htt- ch.c In the drawing department ljer Ca, i.jra chapter No. Ut. Order ii it kiiiw ihk in i nil mt ii t'm huh t'ut i MANN'S of Kiatern Star of Whittler. Calif., will have charge of the services there. Ilesldeg the bereaved husband and son. Mrs. Tackstrom Is survived by I two brothers and two sisters, M. V. Logsdop of Colorado Springs, Frank! D. Uogsdon of Steamboat Springs, Mrs. O. K. Mallory of Steamboat Springs, Mrs. Nora Gentry of Cross Mountain, Colo., and a host of friends. TALENT'S Cor. Main and Grape- Phone DOS Quality Meats at Fair Prices You can afford to eat the best meats if you buy from the ECONOMY and WEST SIDE Meat Markets BIG REDUCTION ON I ARD Phone 40 and 049 v Free Delivery BATHING SUITS Sensible suits for real comfort. None the loss attractive. Suit that you will see worn by the elite, though jn'icod within the reach of all. Agents for .Tnntzen cele brated Bathing Suits for men, women -and child ren. Priced from $3.98 to$8.9S. Sole agents in Medford for Annette Kellennan Bathing Suits, $3-98 to ij;i0.98 suit. MANN'S Dept. Store Get Ready for That Vacation READ THE FOLLOWING AND DON'T HESITATE,. BUT BEAT IT TO JONES' AND GET THAT OUTING SUIT FOR YOURSELF. i .... Ladies Khaki Breeches, from 24 to 30 waist . . . Middies to Match the fl 11 78 9 Breeches itch the jH No Independent f Wanted, Oregon It would be a disquieting, if not a disastrous thing, for a third or inde pendent candidate to come into the field for governor this year. He might be as good as gold but as an indepen dent he would be Just tln.t and no more, no less; he will owe alleglnnce nowhere, have responsibility to no one but himself, and he can run as fust or I as loose as he pleases, tame as a hearse or lawless as a high-powered unto without brake or steering wheel, The political trouble with Oregon today Is the lack of any kind of re sponsibility to bind the public servant. The practice of voting independently, of voting In the enemy's party primar ies for a sinister purpose, has weak ened and almost destroyed all party responsibility, nnd substituted the strangest hodge-podge of individualism thut can not be gauged or even pre dicated.' What will the state get out oi an "independent" legislature or gov ernor or other officers, each running on his own platform either as a regu lar cr as a political outlaw? Candidly, we're like Daniel Webster in Ills reply to Iluyne; we don't wish to hang over such a precipice of doubt. L.et s hove either a republican or a democrat, and not n "Independent" with ancestry and posterity like the mule's. Let's see precisely where Ore gon stands, and not kid ourselves Into the foolish orgies of further "indepen dence" that leads only to chaos. 1 If you are awake, you'll grab this bargain, as you very seldom have an opportunity like this. 4 pkgs. Kellogg's Cornflakes or J Qc Post Toasties . . . . Our Strawberries are the talk of the town. Everybody is congratulating us on our nice large STRAWBERRIES, and the flavor O, boy! We are always awake, picking the BEST THAT ARE GROWN FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. . Vegetables Galore Everything in season. Don't hesitate, but 'phonie us your order. You will get the best of quality, just the same as if you were picking the goods yourself. Phone 125-126 Yoti all know where JONES' of course Goods Sent C. 0. D. Free Delivery Siilein Statesmun.