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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1922)
MTCDFORD MATTj TRTP.TTNE, MTCPTYmTT. OTJ EHON". FT?TT)AY. .TFXF, 0. 1022 PA OF,' RFVFrff Our Prosperity is built upon Careful, Conscientious Work, Fair and Reasonable Charges ldnd the Good Will of Our Patrons THOMPSON The Painter THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE PAINT STORE IN SOUTHERN OREGON f. j ; PAINTS WALL PAPER,: GLASS AND PAINTER'S SUPPLIES '" " . Agents for , v ' ':'''". W. P. Fuller Prddticts Wholesale Retail 126 N. Front St. Phone 464 You cannot afford to by i v , .-i , Leaving Your Car Outside During Prosperity Week ; r Why have your pleasure interrupted by the old truthful saying, "I wonder where we can park our car?" and "I wonder if someone will steal our robes, motor-meter, spptlight or jam a fender or take a little joy ride?" 1 r Complete Your Plans By Storing Your Car at the : ',,.' . .'-; .-; ' . ' , Valley Garage OPEN DAY AND NIGHT You Know We Are Right TO REACH GUY The following special trains bearitiK Shrine temple elelonatlons to the na- tional Sliriners convention at San Francisco, will leave Portland Satur day nislit or Sunday at the following times, ami arrive in McuToril 11 hours later on Sunday or Monday: 1st, Helia, Dallas, Texas, June 10, 2 a. ni. 2nd, Holla. Dallas, Texas, Juno 10. 2: 30' a.- in. lsmalla, lhifialo, N. Y Juno 10, -I a. in. Moila, St. Joseph, Mo., Juno 10, 7 p. in. Kosir, Louisville, Ky., June 10, 9 n. m. Klkiitir and Calam, Siwkane and I.ewiston, June 10, 9:30 p. m. Nile, Seattle, Wn., June 10, 10 p. in. ' 1st, Al Kader, Portland, Juno 10. 10:30 p. ni. 2nd, Al Kader, Portland, June 10, 11 u. m. llagdad, Dutte, Mont., Jiino 10, 11:30 p. m. Elmina, Galveston, Texas, Juno 11, 1.2:30 a. ni. Hadi, Kvansvllle, Ind., June It, 1:30 a. in. Aladdin, Co lumbus. O., June 3, 2 a. in. Atlfl, Tu coma, Juno 11, 2:30 a. m. 1 car, Osman, St. Paul, June 9, 7:45 p. in., No. 13. 1 car, Lulu, Philadelphia, Juno 10, 1 a. in., No. 53. 3 cars, Alepho, Boston, June 10, 7:45 p. fa.. No. 13. FollowinK the convention special Shrine trains will depart from San Francisco, for Portland at the follow ing named times and will pass thru Medford 15 hours later: Salaam, Newark, N. J., June 15, 7:45 p. in. Al Kauor,. rortianu, Juno iu, no tinio shown. Morocco, Jacksonville, Fla., June 15, 10:20 p. in. Oasis, Char lotte, N. C, June 15 9 p. in. Syrian, Cincinnati, June 15, 10:20 p. ni. Kis mlt, Brooklyn, June 15, 10:30 p. in. 1st, Al Koran, Cleveland, June 15. no time shown. 2nd, Al Koran, Cleveland, June 15, 10:20 p. ni. 1st, Crescent, Trenton, N. J., June 15, no time shown. 2nd, Crescent, Trenton, N. J., June 15, p. in. Surah, Minneapolis, June 15, 11 p. ni. 1st, Yaarah, Atlanta and 2nd, Yaarau Atlanta, June 15, 11 p. in. Damascus, Rochester, June 15, 11 p. in. 1st and 2nd, Medinah, Chicago, June 15, 11 p. ni. Rajah, Reading, Pa., June lfi, 1:20. p. ni. Mecn, New York, June 10, 10:20 p.- m.- Irem, Wilkesbarre, June 16, 10:20 p. n COMMENCEMENT Al PAGE TONIGHT The commencement exercisnR at tfie Pago theater tonight begin at 8 o'clock, .rr.d the; general public m urged to attend. -Only seats for the immediate relatives of the 52 grad uates are reserved and those reser vations are all in tho front part of the theater. Tho remainder of ftho lower floor and all tho upstairs are open to tho public. Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner of Portluml, head of the Protestant piscopal diocese of Oregon, will do Hver the commencement address. John C. Mann, president of the board of education, will .present tho diplo mas to tho graduates; Thoro will bo tho usuak valedictorian and tmlutu torlan addresses, remarks by Super intendent Smith and tho Principal Campbell, varied -musical features, beautiful floral and other decorations and awarding of tho honors' earned by members of tho graduating class. Democrats of Jackson county held a meeting Thursday night and elected the following officers for the coming campaign: County chairman, Roy F. Davis, County secretary, Louis Ulrich. County treasurer. 'William N. Campbell. State committeeman, W.'E. Crews. ' Congressional committeeman, J. C. Kaegi of Ashland. in those precincts of the county that were not represented at the meeting appointments to fill wore made by the chair. -Speeches were made by A. E. Reames and W. K. Crews,' and steps taken to wage a vigorous campaign in this comity in the fall. OLCOn WINS BY 521 VOTES OVER C. HALL SALEM, Ore., June 9. Semi-official returns from all precincts In the state compiled by Secretary of State Kozer give Governor Olcott a lead of 521 votes over Charles Hall, of Marshfield, for the republican gubernatorial nonil nation In the May primary election The voto of the two candidates is shown as Olcott 43.032; Hall 42.511. The vote of other candidates fol low:- Louis E. Kean 3S70; J. D. Leo 2060; I. L. Patterson 13,019; George A White 10,156. '-.'! . Of the 1S7 Wallowa county pupils who have Just taken tii eigntn gram examination, 101 failed nd 86 passed is the Time to Secure Real Bargains in All Lines of Merchandise LADIES' BLOUSES AVe .ire offering I'or it lew days a complete assortment of Ladies Blouses in Crepe De ( 'bene, (Icorgetlc and Voile pat terns at greatly reduced prices. CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN II'. you have trouhle in securing clothes for children we invite you to call and' inspect our line of children's clothes as well as our stock of soft soles and first step shoes for the wee small babies. .. OUR BABY'S BOUDOIR slock of stamped wearables for babies and tots up to six years old are made of the finest fabrics and loveliest de signs to be found anywhere. Our Crockery Department in plain white-ware and gold and white offers special bargains in sets or in single pieces. "We have a wonderful stock of aluminum and Granite AVare, in fact, anything in the household and kitchen ware desired. It is of the utmost importance tlmt you trade at the logical center where the largest stocks of merchandise are assembled, giving the very lowest prices and greatest range of selection. The City of Medford offers all these: advantages to the buying public. We solicit your business knowing beyond a doubt we arc the house of-values. 227 W. Main St, SHIELDS Medford Oregon Let Us Develop , the Films That You Want to Have Especially Good Our finishing laboratories are cuipiLd with nil mod em appliances for prompt and efficient developing and printing. The men tlmt do the work are expert photographers. Mail orders received in the morning will be returned to you that night. Your credit is good. A 75c Enlargement Free when your finishing Amounts to $3.00 A FKKE TICKET to tho Page or liialto Theatre with every .3.00 purcliase during Prosperity Week. CONKLIN FOUNTAIN PENS , $2.75 Pen . Prosperity Week for $2.19 Fountain pens and pencils nro a necessity of modern life. The Conklin was the original self-filler. It is non- leaking and will do its work easily and efficiently. G'nnrantccd. WAX BEADS All the girls nro making wax beads to mulch their different dresses. Wc have every conceivable color of Denni son's wax.' 10c, 20c tho slick. OUR PHOTO GRAPHIC STUDIO OFFERS Special Reduced Prices During Prosperity Week JUNE 12TH TO 17TH ; . - Every style picture that wo make will be sold at less than regular price'. Same style folders at one half price. All the latest tones and lightings. Your family and friends WANT YOUR PROTOGRAPH and this is tho- time, to make a verv'1 substantial saving. : ll KODAK ALBUMS G0o to $12.00 Fjue assortments of kinds and si.es of kodak albums in which to keep your summer pictures. Art Corners to fasten them in 10c package of 100. i ROSEDALE STATIONERY Regular $1.00 box 60c Prosperity Week A gold edged paper in white, buff, helio, blue and rose. 24 sheets of paper, 2-1 envelopes. .- ':, CRATER , LAKE PICTURES $2.50 to $32.50 Ho sure and see our exhibit of tho famous .Patterson pictures, colored by baud in all the glory of nature's true . . - . . . colors. 1 217 E. Main St. WEM'S llllllllllillllllllllllllilllllllllllH Rose Sunday TUDIO Medford, i "Itov. V. lit I'Cncli I'nKtor A unique; and interesting Rose Service will be held Sunday 11 a. m. at the - " : First Baptist Church (N. Central and 5th St.) Large decoration in roses Special lnessagc "Lessons of the Flowers" ' ...... 8 p. m. . ... ... Children's Day Exercise All invited - . Wear a rose
