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MEDFORD MATC TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OH BOON, THURSDAY", .TUXE 20, 1922
i tSPWSt " '.3 Ttm to Pe.llre?
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TO be sure of untroubled enjoyment
of your car over the Fourth, prepare
yourself now with Fisk Cords to replace
those tires about which you have a
doubt. . .
The husky, extra size Fisk, with its over-
strong construction, will not only keep
you free from tire trouble on the holi
day, but will settle your mind as far as .
tires are concerned for all the rest of
the year.
And remember, you get the big extra
value without extra cost. ,
There's a FUk Tire of extra value In every size,
for car, truck or speed wagon
$10.00
ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD STOVE
On the Purchase Price of Any Cabinet
' ' Gas Range
OUR OFFER FOR PROSPERITY WEEK
i ... i
GAS is a clean, convenient fuel. It comes into your
house and to the stove in a small, well-concealed pipe.
Gas fires produce no smoke and their flames can be
perfectly controlled. It is only necessary to open
further a little valve when more heat is wanted. 1
The advantages of brightness and cleanliness in your
kitchen in themselves are reasons for investigating
most fully the many other merits of gas as a fuel for
cooking. I ,
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Southern Oregon Gas Co.
ivou Mineral Water
The healthy summer drink
Wholesale & Retail
v t :
BROWN & BROWN
101 E. Main St. -
New low Prices
GATEETIRES
i Cost As Much
Prices Effective Immediately
Tiro Size Half Sole Tire Size Half Sole
28x3 , $ 6.00 36x4 : $13.55
30x3 6.30 32x4 1-2 15.10
J0x3 1-2 7.55 33x4 1-2 15.60
31x3 1-2 8.20 34x4 1-2 16.05
82x3 1-2 8.50 35x4 1-2 16.55
34x3 1-2 ;. 10.35 30x4 1-2 1Q.90
31x4 ! 11.25 37x4 1-2 17.50
32x4 11.50 33x5 18.15
33x4 : 12.00 35x5 18.85
34x4 12.15 36x5 19.20
35x4 13.25 37x5 19.90
R. A. PETTY
RIVERSIDE GARAGE
FINE BOXING CARD
AT NEW ATHLETIC
. A boxing card whifb. promises to
draw one of the blsgest crowds In the
history of the siiort In this city and
which should delight Medford fans will
be staged Friday night at the Medford
Athletic club regular Friday night
amp tour smoker. All of the contes
tants are members of the club and
have been working out for the pastj
two weeks in preparation for the smo
ker. .This will be the opening smoker
of a: series of regular Friday night
amateur exhibitions which promise to
be popular with Medford boxing fans
as the prices of admission are low and
the bouts will he first class according
to Manager K. O. Hob llrown.
The bouts on the card are as foj
lows: Chet Hrown vs. Joe Blackburn at
145 pounds. Tom Sharkey vs. nob
Duey at 17G pounds. Lawrence Daw
vs. Red Meadows at 152 pounds.
"Sunny" Austin vs. Ed Meadows at
112 pounds. Chauncey Hooker vs.
Jake Smith at 115 pounds. Ben Har
rell vs. Noble Everett at 85 pounds.
Ned Harrell vs. Buriel Brown at 81)
pounds and Joe Harrell vs. Sani Knox
at 110 pounds.
The main event between Brown and
Blackburn promises to be a hummer as
both have been training for the past
two weeks In anticipation of a fast go.
Hrown has defeated Blackburn once
but in recent workouts Joe has given
Chet all that the latter wished for and
the outcome of Friday night's bout Is
doubtful.
The way Sharkey has been landing
on his sparring partners is a caution,
according to "K.O." who has been
watching Sharkey's workouts, and it
looks as though Duey, a hard Phoenix
cowboy and Sharkey, would stage a
bout worth watching.
Red Meadows has been training with
a 20 pound sledge hammer and an
anvil and Daw has been making holl
ers and handling railroad ties single-
handed In order to get in shape for the
contests, reports Manager Brown
They are eagor to got at each other.
j The match between Ben Harrell and
Noble Everett Involves two banana
specials and promises to bo a hard
fight.
Nod Ilarroll has an eye which has
been partly blacked In a workout and
he is out for revengo according to
Brown. Ho will either get it fully
blacked or will have his revonge on
Buriol Brown with whom ho is
matched.
I The matches will begin nt 8:30 sharp
Friday night and will be held in the
Modford Athletic club headquarters
and gym. The entrance is situated In
the alley between Fir and Grape
streets and seating capacity for sev-
1 oral hundred spectators has been
niaflo. Ladies are cordially Invitee
tuid Manager Brown assures spectators
that a first class, clenn boxing exhibi
tion will bo staged.
ASHLAND READY
FOR 'BEST EVER'
FOURTH OF JULY
AHhland will open ItH gates to ull
southern Oregon and northern Culi
fornlii people next weuk for Its nrt
niml Fourth of July celebration. Thto
Ashland committee In charge will
present a program 10 visitors that is
sure to win their approval.
July 3rd will He Ford day, devoted
to KtuntH and races of all description,
exclusively for Fords. Vrentling
matches will ho provided. The fol
lowing day, July 4, will be the big
day of the- celebration, and at that
time, there will be parades, park at
tractions, a baseball game, boxing
contests, band concerts and many
other features.
A special invitation has been ex
tended by the parade committee to
merchants and car owners in Med
ford and other Southern Oregon
towns to participate in the big pa
rade. It is the committee's aim to
make this a Jackson county parade,
not nn Ashland parade find Medford
people are requested to turn out and
make a big showing.
"The Lilhians," an organization
composed of Ashland young men,
will have charge of parade arrange
ments, which azures the visitors n
real procession. Kvcry effort is being
made hy Ashland people to show the
celebration visitors a good time and
they anticipate a record-breaking
crowd.
Pi lktlcr Iteslgns K. C. Lead.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 29.
Joseph Pelletier, formrr district at
torney in Boston has resigned as su
preme advocate of the Knights of
i'olumbus. it was announced at the
KiVights of Columbus headquarters
today. '
B
WoVd
nr.ATRTl. Mn.. Juno 20. '(
has been received hero that Mis.
James M. Foree, Givorced, and James
V. Cogswell were married recently in
Huntsville, Mo., and that -Mrs. James
W. Cogswell, divorced, and James M.
Foree were married in San Francisco.
All four reside here and are intimate
friends. Foree is the son of Judgo
.1. P. Foree of Marshall. Mo.
The Southern Pacific will operate a
special sorvlco to Ashland July 1 as
follows:
Read down Head up.
7:20 am Lv. Grants Pass Ar. 12:45 am
7: 15 am
S:07 am
f
S:21 nm
8:31 am
8:41 am
S : 55 am
0:04 am
0:25 am
Rogue River
(iold Hill
Ray Oold
Tolo
Central Pt.
Modford
Phoenix
Talent
Ar. Ashland
12:25 am
12:07 am
f
11:53pm
11:44 pm
11:35 pm
lt:30 pm
11:12 pm
Lv. 10:55 pm
CREAMERY IS PUT OUT
A fire starting n round the base of
the smokestack nt the Jackson County
Creamery at 7 o'clook this morning
was quickly extinguished by the local
fire department before much damage
had been done. A hole about 8 feet
square wns burned in the roor and the
boiler room was smoked considerably.
It is estimated that tho damage will
not exceed two or throe hundred dol
lars. The department used a 350 foot
length of hose In extinguishing the
blaze.
132 S. Riverside
Phone 162-R
His Friend Recommended Them
"Six years ago," writes W. H. Shad
well, Stanley, Vn., "I had kidney trou
ble, and at times wns unablo to raise
myself In bed. Foley Kidney Pills
wero recommended to me by the Chief
oi the Fire Department. After using 3
bottles I was completely relieved and
have never had a return of the symp
toms." Why suffer when you can get
relief from rheuniptic pains, baeknche,
swollen, soro and stiff Joints, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness and other
symptoms of disordered kidneys. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Notice
We Invito everyone Interested In
better education to see I. O. S. Educa
tlon Exhibit nt Springer Lee, 15
West Main, 8
THE FIRST DAY OF THE TWO DAY CELEBRATION WILL BE
ASH
AN D
FORD DA
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MONDAY, JULY 3rd
Enter Ford Parade
FOR THESE LIBERAL PRIZES
Every Ford owner or driver in Southern Oregon and Northern California
is invited to enter in this unique parade for these prizes. All ears to win a prize
must appear in the Parade. Every car which enters the Parade will have an op
portunity to win the Grand Prize. Merchants or members of the Committee will
gladly furnish more complete details. , . '
No. 1 Best
FORD PARADE AT 10:30 A. M. JULY 3
Ford Coupe
Decorated
or Sedan
1st prlzo$25.00 ca3h, First National flank.
2nd prize-jl 0.00 shaving set, 0..1I. Johnson.
3rd prize $5.00 merchandise, E. it. Isaac & Co '
4 th prize Enlarged photo, Studio Ashland.
No. 2 Best Decorated Ford Touring
Car or Roadster -t
1st prize--$25.00 cash, Citizens Rank of Ashland.
2nd prize-ri-30x30 Mi tire, Harrison liros., Ford
,! sin Onrago.
3rd prlze--$5.ou in merchandise, McGee's Store.
4th prize Dinner to each in load. Dew Drop Inn.
No. 3 Ford Touring Car Coming the
Longest Distance (Tourists Barred)
1st prize $10.00 cash, State Rank of Ashland.
2nd prize Gold Medal Camp Cot, J. P. Dodge &
I Sons.
3rd prize 4th of July dinner to load, Tavern Cafe.
4th prizel Gal lioyco canteen, Elk Horn Gun
No,
1st
Store.
4 Ford Bringing in Largest Family
prize Drop Head sewing machine, 12 in 11 Pell;
; 1 sack Crown flour, . Plaza. Market;
5 lb. sack sugar. Wolcott's Grocery;
Shave and hair cut to father, Dates Bar
ber Shop.
2nd prizo Choice of lint to motlier, Mrs. .T. TT.
Sugg; $1.00 good beef steak, 4th St.
Murkot; Haircut and shave for father,
., Clyde Costello. .
3rd prizo 5 lb. Hills, coffee, Looniis & Nelson;
$1.00 candy, Ashland Cundyland.
No. 5 Ford Car Bringing in Four
Generations
1st prize (Greatest total number of years) $10
cash; ulsb 51b; best coffee, Detrlck's
Groceteria.
2nd prizo (Second greatest total number of
years), Wall Paper for two rooms,
Swenson &, McRao Furniture Co. and
j 5 loaves of bread; Bon Ton Bakery.
3rd prizo (Least total number of years) $2.50
merchandise, Siiuaro Deal Grocery.
No. 6 Ford Car Bringing the Most
Adult People in One Load
1st prize $10.00 cash; also 10 lb. pail lard, East
Side Market.
2nd prize (Second largest number of people)
Heavy duty tube, Leedom's Tire Hos
pital; $2.50 In good eats, Ron Ton Res
taurant; 1 box valuo Insldes, h. II.
Jacks, Fixlt Shop.
3rd prizo (Third largest number of people) A
Plumber's Frield, Jerry O'Ncil Plumb
ing Shop.
No. 7 Ford Car Bearing the Oldest
Engine Number
For the oldest number. $10.00 cash; also shave,
haircut, shine and bath, Saunders Rarher Shop.
For the second oldest number 1 bottle Ekko Car
bon Remover, Elhart's Drug Store; 1 bottle
Nyal Anto Polish, Klhart's Drug Store; and '
haircut and shine, Walte's Barber Shop. .
For the third oldest number 3 lb. box candy,
Prices' Confectionery.
No. 8 Ford Bringing in Five Heaviest
Men
For the heaviest five $10.00 cash: also dinner to
each man, Hartman's Restaurant.
For second heaviest five Electric Horn, Murphy
Electric Shop: and SO cents In trade to each
man, East Side Pharmacy.
Special to heaviest man ill parade 1 pair gold cuff
links and tie clasp. Eastern Supply Co,
No. 9 Ford Car Bringing the Five
Tallest Men
For the talost five (Total number of inches)
$10.00 cash; also 1 box of hose, Mitchell's Clothing
store.
For the second tallest five (Total Inches) 30x3V&
Inner tube, Ashland Vulcanizing Works; also
dinner to each man, Nelda Cafe; free shine to
each, Elliott's Shine Parlor.
Special for the first tallest man who can wear
them 1 pair No.' 16 shoes, The Boot Shop.
Special for tallest man in parade 1 sack hot cak6
flour, J. N. Dennis Grocery.
No. 10 Ford Car Bringing the Five
Oldest Persons (Total number of years)
1st prize $10.00 cash; dinner to each, Vendome
Hotel.
2nd prize $5.00 laundry work, Ashland Laundry;
and cigars or candy to each, Lannl Con
, fectionery.
3rd prize $2.60 In trade, Ashland Furniture Co.
No. 11 Ford Bringing the 'Largest
Number of Children
1st prize $10 cash; Ice cream cone to each child,
Hose Bros Confectionery;- a good work
shirt to driver. Army Goods Store.
2nd prize For the second largest load, $5.00 pair
of shoes for driver of car, Overland Shoe
Shop; photo of group to each chljd,
nailing Studio.
3rd prize For the largest load, $2.50 In trade,
Whlto House Groceteria; dinner for
driver, Good Eats Restaurant, 4th St.
No. 12 Worst Looking Ford in Parade
1st prizo $10.00 cash; dinner to driver, Virginia
Cafe; Aluminum double boiler, lcen
V howor & Sons Second Hand Store.
2nd prize 1 can auto top dressing, Dicker3on Paint
Shop; lunch toviriver, Palace Lunch
Room: shave and haircut to driver, Da
vies Barber Shop.
No. 13 Ford Ton Truck with Heaviest
; . Load
1st prize $10.00 cash; dinner' to driver, Virginia
Cafe; 75c in confections, Norton's Cafe.
2nd prizo $5.00 In merchnndlst, Ender's Co.; 50c
in trade to each. United Cigar Store;
Set Champion Spark Plugs, Kruggel
Bros.
No. 14 Ford Car Bringing in Five
Shortest Adult Persons (Total inches)
1st prize $10.00 cash; free cleaning of suit for
each, L. J. Orres, Tailor.
2nd prize For five next shortest persons (total
inches) Jack knife for each. Ninlnger &
Warner Sporting. Goods Store; 1 can
Associated car grease, Ashland Service
Station.
Special prizes To the shortest man In winning
car, pair of trousers, O. A. Paulserud.
To the tallest man In winning car. Auto Point Pen
; .. . oil, llodklnson, Jeweler.
No.l5 Ford Car Driven by the Oldest
Person
1st prize $10.00 cash; 1 can Chl-Namel Motor Car
i fc Finish, Swenson & McRae Furniture
Co.; 75c worth of cigars to driver, Tre
fren Confectionery.
2nd prize Automatic clock. Provost Hardware
. - Store box stationery, McNair Drug
' i'-''' Store; cleaning and pressing, Chas.
Drue, Tailor. '
3rd prize Flash light, Jordan Electric Shop; can
top dressing, N. Dlx & Son Garage.
GRAND
PRIZE
Ford
Touring
Car
Fully equipped,
ready for the road
license, gasoline
and everything
Ask Any Merchant
for Information
PARADE
10:30 A. M.
Forms in Helman Street,
near Presbyterian Church.
FORD SLOW
RACE
Who can go the distance in
the greatest length of time,
without killing his engine?
FORD
OBSTACLE
RACE
Event No. 16 Best float in Parade on Ford Truck or Chassis.
1st prize, $2Q0; 2nd prize, $10.00; 3rd prizo, $5.00. .
BASEBALL
GAME
Grants Pass vs. Lelaftd.
GRAND PRIZE
PRESENTED
'at 7:30 P. M. '
At Band Stand in Lithia
Park.
World's
Championship
Wrestling Match
8:30 P. " '
Miller vs. Hand
m Armory. "
1 'V
Bands, Amusements
the Park all day.
Dancing, Swimming,
in
Bring on your Tall Boys and your Fat Boys your new Ford, your worst Ford every Ford
in the country and then stay over or come back for THE GRAND 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION.