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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1922)
M&UVXmiJ JVIAIIj' HtIKLHNIi, M I'. I ) V IMt U. (l(IMiUi, iIUll)Al, ,H)iIV MZZ Majestic and Her Commander GIVE U. P.VIEWOF r S.P. ASHLAND JULY 4 You Can iBe . , AhsolutelySure 1 8 ASHLAND, Juno 19. Five 'hundred dollars has been appropriated Bolely for i decorations incident to the cele bration on the 3rd and 4th. Most of these awards will go to contestants In parade features. However, a first prize of f 25 and a second one of $10 will be awarded to the winning store and real donee respectively, conditions applying to the latter being that It must be sit uated on the line of inarch. Remem ber that practically nil of the prizes entered below are open to all comers, while several are absolutely restricted to places outside of Ashland, the list following: Comic flout First prize $25; second prize S15; third prizo $10. Heat float In parade from outside Ashland First prizo $00; second prize $25. ... Best and largest representation from any town outside Ashlund First prize $50; second prize $25. Ashland float First prize $50; sec ond prize $25. Hest decorated private car (open to all) First prize $25; second prizo $15. Kid clowns First prize $5; second prize $2.50. Bicycle squad: Docorated bicycle First prize $5; socond prize $2.50. Comical bicycle: First prize $5; second prize $2.50. Children's float First prize $25; socond prize $15. Original stunts In parade First prize $10; second prize $5. Clowns (men) First prize $10; sec ond prize $5; third prizo $2.50. Clowns (womon) First prize $10; second prizo $5; third prize $2.50. . In order to meet these prize require ments, $300 has been added to the $200 contributed by Jesse Winburn. The Llthlans will have charge of the pa rade, and have been meeting lately In order to perfect arrangements. The organization numbers thirty, all young and lively guys who are up to snuff fh originating stunts which would do jus tice to a Shrine patrol. A trip thruout the valley, also Including Klamath Falls and northern California,' will ho undertaken this week to advertise the big shows. The Modern Woodmen moot at Moose hall, Monday evening June lit, to act upon further adoptions. A class of nearly 40 will bo adopted at Mod ford, June 29, other Woodmen camps throughout the vulloy being invited to. participate. Two entortalnmeuts are scheduled for Tuesday evening, one a recital by the music pupils of Madame Tracy Young, at the Armory, offering takqn for benefit of the Civic Improvement club. The other will bo a literary treat dealing with "The Music Master," at the hands of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rasmus, with no admission, but an of: fering taken. The Christian church will have a new, pastor, Mrs. Chainplo having re signed, the field to bo occupied later by a new appointment under considera tion. : j '; A local garage will supply an oxport aviator at the Portland Hobo fostlval, this .referring to A. II. Mackenzie of this city. Among tho skillful tests will be transferring from ono plane to an other, one airship boing gcarod on high and another on low, rendering tho fuat a most difficult one. . ; - A. ti. Richmond, capitalist, Identified as the moving spirit In the hotel pro-- i J.- I T 1 f S ArMttIIW(tni.'fl'1 ft J 4 r a? , ' ftfajestic, tlicWIiito Star Line, . world's In ryest shi, arriving at New York on her maiden voyngo Mny 17, is fWO feet lontf, 100 foot wide nnd 56,000 tons register. Her interior spnec equals that of 400 ordinary 8-room suburban houses. Her service speed com fort ulily exceeds 2,5 knots ii ii hour -and she may become a candidate for the speed laurels of the At lantic. She has accommodation for 4100 passengers and carries a a crew of 1000. ' She has 12. staterooms, ineludin-,' many suites the largest of which consist of eight rooirjs and tlm'o baths. In her first cabin staterooms upper berths have been eliminated, ov-. ery room being fitted with one or two beds. At right, Commo dore Sir Hertram Haves, Com mander nf the Majestic. y : rVAii ':-fy x--.v '.v.-. , - v , . , ; .-4. ! ' ; 4 $ ' ' - A if ' fi " v i vr " ject hero, will return to Ashland on or ubout Tuesday of this week, to look the field over and decldo upon some thing definite regurding the big under, tuklng. locally nearly a dozen teachers at tended tho examinations at Jackson vlllo last week, among the number be ing Mrs. J. I). Jorriuo, Maude York, Hllzaboth Wude, Kathloen Silver, Ber tha McKlnnoy, Mabel Moore, Pauline Cllft and Cecllo Moorq. Out of apiirox Imately 50 teachers in attendance, the majority was overwhelmingly of women. The Ashland colony from eastern Oregon has been augmented lately by tho arrival of the Reed families from tho vicinity of Fossil. Mayor Lamkln, Mrs. Kmll Poll, Cbus. I'loreo, llort Groer, li. V. Carter, Rev. C. A. F.dwards, T. II. Simpson, Irving Finley, Leo Forguson and A. C. Nlnin ger have boon appointed a local com mlttoo to determine about how many will pledge themselves to go to Grants Pass one week from today, June 27, a visit to tho Orogon Caves in Josephine county being tho objuctivo, the Grants Pass folks being hosts for the occa sion. This trip will mix business with plensuro, Insofar us indirectly Implying that tho guests expect tho Cave hosts to return tho compliment by coming to Ashland July 4 and participate in the big cclohratlon. . . For years IS. V. Carter's Packard has boon tho premier car In this vicinity. Its owner has gone to Portland, and reiKirta indicate that ho will return with a brand new machine of a differ ent model, tho old one being scrapped In a trado for a car which will be the last word. In auto Improvements. Tho Portland Rose Festival dates are Juno 20-23, and the round trip rate from Ashland will be $10.50. Programs are obtainable front any Southern Pa cific agents. Remember tho concert at tho Ar mory tonight, Juno 111, us glvon by the Women's Octot of the .Portland Ad club, under auspices of the Ashland Llthlans. A dance will follow, the musical entertainment. Proceeds for tho celebration on the Fourth, parade features of which will be managud ex clusively by the Llthlans. Shrlnors uro still returning in relays from Sun Francisco, but they aro a tired looking bunch, minus the pop ex hibited on tho Incoming tour. Coming, they marched liko an army with ban ners, but going they appear rather listless. Another season the imperial session will be so far distant from this locality that we shall miss Portland's pomp and San Francisco's friHkiness. F. li. Conway, representing tho F. 13. Coirvay Co., of Los Angeles, with head quarters at S2514 West Pico street, was Jn town last week on his way to Marsh flcld whoro ho still retains extensive building interests with which several Ashland capitalists are also Identified. He drove tho family car north, stop ping at tho Shrino doings in San Fran cisco so that tho trip Is Indirectly in I he nature of an outing. , ) Ads in local papers aro for men to work on irrigation projects, notably dam construction employment at Hyatt's Pralrio in connection with the Talent district. The Ashland Granite Co., through chamber of commerce channels, will submit a proposition looking to the supplying of material from local quar ries to be used for the base of the Roosevelt statue In Portland parks. "Exit the Vamp" Well Received The "other woman'' does not always succeed in enslaving the' heart of a married man and-broalting up the hap piness of his horde. - Every once in a while there comes a little wifo who is clover enough to turn the tables and show up tile wicked one in Iter true light. Such is the case in "Exit the Vamp," tho picture starring Ethel Clayton which opened at the Rlalto theatre and was flatteringly received yesterday. " ' Theodore Roberts, T. Roy Burliest and Fontaine La -Rue nro in the sup porting cast. One of the' tensest situations pre sented to the Medford chamber of com merce for a long period has been dovel oping since tho supremo court In late May ordered dissolution of the Central Pacific and the Southern Pacific pro perties. A degree of local interest has been aroused which is rarely equalled over railway affairs. . Representatives of the Southern and Union Pacific lines have been very active in . getting the support of the various chambers of commerce In Ore gon to lino up with one or the other of the Interests., It is evident that there is a question involved that will affect Medford and before the citizens of this community go on record as favoring either side, they should hear representatives from both railways. . " The Union Pacific view point will be presented by tho general freight agent, H. E. Lounsbury, at the forum of tho Medford chamber of. commerce at the Medford Hotol next Wednesday noon. The business men of Medford should be vitally interested to hear both sides of this controversy as there may be an opportunity here that eventually will change the present high freight rates to lower ones. ATTRACTIONS JULY 4 "Saturday Nl9ht" Tonight Cecil B. IleMilio's latest picture pro duction, "Saturday Night," will close tonight nt tho Pago theatre. This is a delightful picture with a tremendous story and an all star cast of players. Attractions for tho coming Fourth of July celebration in Yreka on the 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th are lining up rapidly. Manager Gillis has already more than enough to fill the time and has turned several of them down. To begin with the lily Rodeo will have a big show. Perhaps larger strings of bucking horses may have been put out, but no more willing buck ers nor vicious jumpers have ever been saddled and turned out of a chute. No horse nor rider Is barred. Any animal that can buck, and buck right, Is want ed, and any man who wants to enter for tho contests is welcome. Those of the celebrants who like to watch clever boxers will have a chance on the evening of Monday, 'the 3d, when an open air contest will be staged in the park with three main ovents,. Tills will be under tho man agement of Hen Dixon. Thon the baseball: Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the fans will have a chance to see'somo real ball tossing. Yreka will go up against her ancient and militant enemy, Weed, and the toani from Dunsmulr will also have a J try at tho prizo money. ; One of the real contests of tho ses sion will be the series of relay races between Murphy of Ashland and Hol brook of Merrill. Those men will bring a string of fast ponies and each day will run a race, the winner take all. The Dokeys will be down there on Monday and already fresh meat is be ing spotted for tho tiger. This tiger, by the way, is especially vicious on Fourth of July celebrations. Many of tho Medford Knights of Pythias will follow the team which will be accom- panled by the band. This Dokey band . Is the best amateur organization in tho ; state of Oregon and has been engaged j for tho celebration hole for Tuesday, I the 4th. in preserv , tnd instead of of perfect results tnn ii7 iicmn ciiOTir Ji Karo Crystal White all sugar. Be sure to ask your grocer for Karo RED LABEL. FREE: Ask your grocer or write Corn Products Refining Company, Dept. A, Argo, HI., for beautiful and instructive Karo Preserving Folder. I THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE FORD SEDAN 1 I I i! H I 1 irrmmnViii iiiiiimimimiiji Many linvo thn impression that a Snlan in pri-nim-ily u winter oar. Th itopiilurlty of tho Ford Sedan in summer time disproves this impression. It, ailonls all the open air pleasure of a touring car with tho comfort and convenience of n closed car, sinco the windows can bo lowered with case at any time. , . , Why not come in, see this little car, in vestigate for yourself its merits. Wo will ho g!ml to show it to you. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Cor. Sixth unii Pacific Highway Bill I WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. REPRESENTATIVE . : .. . "Were not Satisfied Unless Xcm Are CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 401 South Riverside Phone 474 QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE . The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central Shoes Repaired Whilo You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS Complete slock of these famous spiins for all cars on bnnti. Trices rou , " Bonablo. BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET . i Wo make truck bodies, nnd do all kinds of blarksmltlilng. Billings Carriage and Auto Works 40 to 48 boutli Itlvernlde Medford Mason, Ehrman & Go. Automobile Springs Wholesale Grocers ; v. Merriman's Blacksmith Shop Cig'sr Importers . ' . thomast.MErriman, proprietor.; f,; Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston 20 South Riverside Phone 279-J MEDFORD When your Vrinnrv Medfqrd np wno BLACKSMITH SHOP DlldS , Vteri7 Trade Is SHOE SHOP - Are "in our HOSpital Medford Made." No. 7 n: Street , Repairs and builds springs m olu - - Best Shoes for Less All new springs guaranteed. oUQS AND : Money ing?ro bet you'ii get r'- -Sale Stable C. B. W ATKINS .vigsbou in Southern Oregon. suits. Remember we sp- ni? fi a ptt"7VM ' ' Hte Class 118S.Bartlett. Phone 183-J ou rouh ' If cei Sh0e RepaW - i - wash. 111N. FirSk ' ; Phone 551 Herbert tilley . 'j NASHBARBERSHOP American leeWatkins6Co. cESHffiL MEDFORD TENT AND up-to-date so. Laundry Co. pFFn cTnpp MiUh KtrAIR iliOr A WMiWfi wnpif . Bowman & Noe. Props. 21f. S. Riverside. Phone 873 ILLW U1U1VU AT 127 W. MAIN ST. f - ' t -Choice Grade Crushed Barley, NOXt D.Wr to wmker Auto Co. . ACTUER9 1 iLil-- ctnA TJTrt.-r T?1ii- Flour- Bran d Middlings, Hay, Awmnjs, Tents, Auto Tops and V lllllO allU ridrillOIiy rlOUl Grain and Poultry Feeds. PAINT ANn Cushion works; Tourist Supplies, STRICTLY GUARANTEED. r,w,om firlndiK . Ko.UnR F AN IIP Anything made of Canvas. ' Ask your dealer for one of these brands. ' Spot-laity. VLCrtn ur .. p p itrrtKK, ri;op. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. 397 South Front St. Have You Done It?. 0pP. s. v. ,,VJ Meatutli i PaHE RTX.. flrrcTVFYmn at ah; trtbitne. ivrRDFOini. orcrcnov. "moxdav .TUE 10. 1922
