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SfEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTKE, MEDFOTCTt, OKFiON". MONDAY. JHA' 17. 1922
FORD AND FORDSON f? COAST CHAMPION
POWER EXPOSITION 1J&M TO BOX WILDCAT
CARAVAN ON HANO NEW YORK GIANTS WELTY THURSDAY
Arriving In Mudford from AnhUnd
thin morninK, the Kord and Kuidson
caravan is here for two days in
which to demonstrate industrial,
commercial und power farming
equipment. The curavan will have
ItH -he'adfiiiarterii at the nuiaturium
tany grounds.
Carrying the, .IX U o liht F'.stem.
the caravan Ih imply provided with
illumination for the night shows
-Monday and Tuesday. In addition to
a program ofcvnlnK lectures ! ex
pertn in their'j-eHpeciive fields, and a
widely varied movie show, the 'Frisco
jazz hand has heen eriKa-rd' to tour
the city streets Monday and Tuesday
evening, rendering a number of se
lectiouH, prior to returning to the nut
camp grounds where the band will !
complete the musical program.
Keaching Medford at a time when
ample opportunity for a number of
special demonstrations Is presented,
the caravan, will conduct a field day
Monday urfd Tuesday at the grounds
of the new Jackson county fair.
Ilelng situated on the highway, south,
where traffic is heavy, and also being
convenient of nccess from any part of
the city, this demonstration site of
fers an exceptional chanco to see
nil manner of industrial operations.
The John-Gorr ranch, also on the
highway, sautV la close to the city
and n m.prucobvenient location for.u
Kreater number of farmers than
would bo -any. other location.
Then, as wuh Upiio Aith great suc
cc.s at AflUlaml, Mini will be d- ii-n
Ktrntions at various nolnts within the
city. The Ashland it and water
depnitments utilised s.mi of th.
ra ru v rn eqiiipmei. i-'ri i'i . rtnd S it
urdny: Ford tro'-kn- wen. usd for
hauling mail and for many other
commercial and industrial purposes.
Upon concluding each d iy's work
In the field, each of the ?6 units,
hauling or carrying Its own equip
ment, will nssemlde at the natal orium
camp grounds each evtjiing. Uncords
of each demonstration duiinu tlic day
will be tubulated for reference each
evening.
The enterprise represents an ex
pense of many thousands of dollars;
u large number of highly -paid me
chanics, specialist!! and officials are
with the caravan; road conditions,
considering the 4000 miles to he
covered during the tour, are hard
upon expensive equipment, and for
thrse and other reasons, it is unlikely
that a similar show will visit Medford
for a number of years.
The caravan leaves early Wednes
day for Grants Tass on the return to
Portland and the completion of its
statewide tour.
LOSE, CARDINALS
NKW YORK. July 17. First place In
the National league today hlimcd on
the outcome of the third game of the
New York-St. Louis series. The Cardi
nals, who cut down the Giants' lead 3'
games in a week climbed to within a
half gamo of the top yesterday by tak
ing their second straight from the
champions 1 to 0.
The Yankees sustained their second
shutout of the season and dropped far
ther behind the league leading St.
Iyouis Drowns by losing the second
gamo of the series to the White Sox 4
to 0. I!ed Fnber held Murderers' How
to three scattered hits while Gleason's
men pounded Joe Flush hard. Yaryan
and Hooper lacing out home runs.
, St. Louis by defeating Washington
2-0 Increased their lead to one and
half games.
Hubert, pruett, sensational young
southpaw of the St. Ixmis Ilrowns, who
attracted attention by striking out
I lube Ruth three times, once with the
bases full In the second game of the
Borles with New York last week, has
proved himself a real nemesis of the
home run king.
Huth has faced Pructt ten times in
three games this season, recordB show,
and fanned on seven of these occa
sions. He was walked twice and tap
ped weakly on the other times so that
he has failed so far to connect safely
with thn vnliniTHtpr'a rnila-nwnv remit.
ed to resemble the one that made
Christy Mathcwson famous.
Gordon McKay, Pacific coast mid
dleweight champion will box Wildcat
Wclty at the Medford Athletic club
.mnker Thursday night, the two men
agreeing to terms Sunday. McKay is
en route to Oakland, Calif., where he
will meet Panama Joe Cans, and has
a bout scheduled with Harry Greb.
light heavyweight champion of
America, at Pittsburg, I'S., in Sep
tember. McKay is rated as one of
the best middleweights in the land,
and local fans will have a chance to
see tile Wildcat in action against a
real boxer. The admission will be
$1.50 any seat In the house, and will
be given in addition to the regular
weekly smoker bill.
McKay will work out every even
ing at 7:30 o'clock, and the fans are
invited to come and see him train.
The bout will be given under the
direction of K. O. Hob Brown, and is
one of the best attractions ever of
fered the fans of the valley.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for their assistance, . sympathy and
beautiful flowers, during the sad acci
dent which resulted in the death and
burial of our son.
MR. AND MRS. E. A. DENTON.
Hill Allen of Ashland was a Medford
visitor yesterday having come down to
enjoy several sets of 'tennis with mem
bers of the West Side Tennis club.
CLUB PICNIC AT
ASHLAND, JULY 22
The hoys and girls clubs of the
county will have their annual picnic
in Ashland park next Saturday.
The club members from the remot
est parts of the county .ire urged to
get down for the day and parents are
asked to cooperate by giving them
the day off from work, bringing or
sending them down for one good day
in the cool of the park.
It is hoped that local leaders and
parents will assist in getting trans
portation for every club member of
the county.
All members In all projects ex
cept canning are urged to get In at
least two of their reports before Saturday.
A couple of short talks and possi
bly a model meeting will be staged,
the rest of the time being taken up
with contests, games, swimming, eat
ing, etc.
The management of the Natato-
rium lias very kindly made a club
rate of 25c to club members for
swimming in the tank and so an op
portunity will he had for all to en
gage in this pleasant pastime.
Members will bring their basket
lunches either individually or as
clubs.
Activities will start at aboufc 9:30.
Clayton Kirk, Klamath Fallavattor-
ney Is a Medford business visitor.
FUNERAL SERVICES
MRS FIELDER SET
The funeral service of Miss Julia
Fielder will be held at the Perl Fu
neral Home tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The body arrived last even
ing from Winton, California, the
home of Miss Fielder's sister, Mrs.
Adsit. Miss Fielder was for a num
ber of years a prominent teacher In
the public schools of Medford. She
has many devoted friends who will
l)e greatly bereaved by the news of
her death.
The body will lie in state tomorrow
morning from nine to ton. Inter
ment will be in Jacksonville ceme
tery. .
STILL NO ACTIVITY
Neither the injunction against the
special recall election July 29, nor the
petitions for the nomination of I). M.
Lowe to make the race against Sher
iff Charles K. Terrill were filed with
the county clerk today up to two
o'clock. Attorneys on the injunction
proposition said they had been de
layed by the addition of new data. It
is probable that the injunction will he
carried to the supreme court of the
state for final adjudlcation."
It Is highly probable that the noml-
I.
Mating petitions of Mr. Lowe will be
filed this afternoon, as it is tile last
day under the law.
There were no developments in the
recall squabble today, aside from the '
a bove.
Clean Baby's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
When baby has colic, diarrhoea,
food souring, feve.rish breath, coated
tongue; is restless and can't slee
because of clogged bowels, just give
a half-teaspoonful of California
Fig Syrup. It moves the wind and
gas and all the souring food, bile
and poison right out of the tender lit
tle bowels without cramping or over
acting and baby usually gets peaceful
relief. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs.
Millions of mothers depend upon
California Fig Syrup to keep baby's
bowels clean, sweet, and regular. Ask
your druggist for genuine "California
Fig Syrup" which has full directions
for infants in arms and children of
all ages plainly printed on bottle.
Mother! iou must say "California"
or you may get an imitation .fig
syrup. Adv
We're Getting Ready Now
3 Big
Remnant Days
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
MANN'S
STORE
Continental
tgggtWooo Stave Pipe
Quotation on Pomps and Rama for Ir
rigation. THOS. I. TEMPLE. Medford
OREGON CAVES CAMP
NOW OPEN
Meals and Sleeping Accommodations
nt the entrance. .
It. McILVEF.N.
HONOLPLP, July 17. The nil-
Chinese baseball stars took nnother
extra inning contest from Stanford I
university yesterday, winning 8 to 7
in 11 innings. Stanford scored two In
the ninth to tie the game, flvo nil.
Each team added two more lnithel
tenin, nut ttie Chinese drew one)
ahead In the eleventh and held
advantage.
n. H.
Slanford 7 10
All Chinese ' 8 11
the
Teaguo and llolston;
Kanyen.
Luckyee and 1
Dr. W. P. Covington of tho Kocko-
fcller Institute will address tho mom
bers of tho Medford Chamber of
Commerce .at their forum next
Wednesday.
Klvo counties in Oregon will be
given financial assistance from the
Institute, which Dr. ('ovlimtun rep
resents, In the employment of n full
tlmo county plx'shian. Jackson
county has been selected ns ono to
rocelvo this offor ami tho details of
bow a full tlmo county physician will
bo n benefit to the citizens of the
county will bo explained.
Sonio five thousand dollars is being
offered tho county which Is of a suf
ficient amount to receive the atten
tion of the authorities. Members of
the I'ublin Health association and the
(irealer Medford club are extended
the privllcRO of tho forum to hear
Ir. Covington.
RIALTO
Now Playing!
FRANK
MAYO
in
"Tracked
to Earth"
--n story full of whirlwind
notion
and
j. - (irippini; mystery.
""Hl'C'KIXCJ llKO.VDWAV"
n comedy,
I.VJ'KIINATIOX.II, XKWS
HlSTF.Il IMAIl
at the organ
WEDNESDAY
JMHIOTHV
DALTOX
MILTOX SILLS
ami WAXDA
HAWI.F.V in
"THE WOMAX
WHO WALKED
ALONE"
" YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
National
New York 0, St. Louis 1.
I'lttsburB 2, Brooklyn G.
Ilnston G, Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia 10, Chicago 7.
American
Washington 0, St. Louis 2.
Chicago 4, Now York 0.
Coast
Senttlo 3 0, San Francisco 9-6.
Vornon 4-215, Salt Lake 13-33.
Oakland fi-fl, Sacramento 4-3.
Portland 1-5, Los Angeles 6-G.
SAN FUANCISCO, July 17. Stand
ings of the Pacific Coast lcagno base
ball tennis for tho week ending yestor-
day wcro:
W. L. Pet.
Snn Francisco fin 3!) .G25
Vernon ns 40 .012
Los Angeles ...55 62 .514
Oakland 52 54 .491
Salt Lako 50 52 .4
Seattle 4(i 57 .447
Portland 4.1 59 .422
Sacramento 42 -63 .400
BEGIN INSTITUTE
The Southern Oregon Kpworth
League institute begins 'tonight at
Ashland. The olicninir nililrpna w-ltl
be by (r. J. M. Walters of Kugene.
Class work begins tomorrow morning.
.Many or the young people of the
First Methodist church aro planning
lo attend. Heading the faculty as
Dean Is Jlcv. J. Kandolph Sasnett.
lie will also lecture daily on Ep-
wortn ietigtte methods.
Another local name appearing on I
tho Institute program is that of .Miss
tiladvs lirltlges who will lead the
social clinic hour each day.
THURSDAY TO BRING CRISIS
(Continued from page one)
I not feel disturbed, according to Post-
mnster General Work. Governor Neff
of exas litis ordered Captain Hickman
of the Texas rangers back to Denlson
uut has given no indication' that he
would send troops thero soon.
Arrangements for tho uso of all'nlr-
planes available lor mail service have
heen made should the ma.ll service he
curtailed by tho railway strike. Arthur
C. Leader, postmaster of ChlcaRO an
nounced today after conferences with
heads of all airplane operating com-
i panics.
! Seventy new shop employes of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
, roau were suffering today from polson-
; ing ns a result of eating food served
to rnllwny strikebreakers. The men
were stricken during the last three
days.
I It was Indicated today that Dr. Louis
iValt. In charge of the investigation of
the origin of the poison had Informa
tion which he expected would lend to
the discovery of the culprits. Examin
ation of the milk served to the workers'
DO NOT DELAY
Plan to Build NOW!
There's a Satisfaction in
Planning Your Home
Until you begin building a home of your OWN you cannot possibly know tho
heartfelt pleasure and satisfaction of the Home Builder.
What are these pleasures and satisfactions? Why, the working out of your
own ideals and desires your own tastes and preferences your owr concep
tion of what a home SHOULD be.
As you watch the progress and growth of your home you have the keen pleas
ure of seeing your hopes realized. You have the consciousness that you are
building for the future preparing an abiding place for yourself and family, '
perhaps for a lifetime.
You can build into your home all those things you have always wanted that
den for yourself the sewing room your wife really needs a play room for
the little ones all those comforts, conveniences and whims that go to make
a home a HOME and life worth living. Then, when you are living in the com
pleted house and work about the lawn or gardens or shrubbery, you will have
tho satisfaction of knowing that you are working for YOJJRSELF and not
for a landlord or some renter who may live there after you have moved.." -And
you can live WHERE you please. .-How often have you, who live in
rented houses, been forced to live in unpleasant neighborhoods? How often
have you wished your children might be removed from the influence of asso
ciates of whom you disapprove? o. .,.. .
In building your own home you can choose a location congenial to yourself
and safe for your children. i.:,: t i
Realize the joys of home building now. You have nothing to gain by waiting
You have always wanted a home of your own a piece of property that makes
you independent a piece of property that will enable you to point with pride
to something that is your own.
It is a short-sighted policy to delay building and continue to pay out money
for temporary shelter... When you build a home of your own you gain what
you are now losing. Do not deny yourself the happiness and real content of
life in your own home.
BUILD NOW!
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These merchants will be glad to assist you in planning your home and aid you in every feature of i& contraction!?
Lumber
Itring Vs Your Itiiihtlng Problems anil Ix-t
I's Help You .Solve Them.
BIQ PINES LUMBER CO
GAGNON LUMBER & BOX CO.
J. I.. (!AXOX, Prop.
113 South Kir St.
MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
Lumber, Ijitli, Shingles, Lime nt very
Moderate lVlcco, ; Try I's!
Paint, Wall Paper, Etc.
THOMPSON, THE PAINTER
ll.adinmrters for Fuller's lino of paint,
oils and varnihos. holesab.1 and retail.
1-11 X. Front Phono -104
ARTHUR WEST-
Painting, Tinting and Paper Hanging.
Phone 477-J U;J4 F-at tli St.
Furniture and Hardware
MEDFORD FURNITURE & HARD
WARE CO.
Builders Supplier. Carpets
Wall Paper
.New location tlth and Hnrtlett Sts
Plumbing
MODERN PLUMBING & HEAT
ING CO.
Ideal, Areola Heating Plant
Mueller Piirless Furnaces.
Phono 620
WILLIAM A. A IT KEN
Plumbing and Heating
28 X. Grape, Phone 102-4
Service First. Profit Afterward
Contractors and Builders
" :- ' '-" l zo
R. I. STUART, BUDLDER - -
Contracts for all Iluildings.
Kes 217 Apple St Phono 043
W. H. SMITH,
wullders Supplies. lliono 427
B. F. FIFER
ntrnrtor and Builder - -103
Crater Lake Ave Phone 277
had been made.