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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1923)
.1 MEDFORBMAn; TRIBUNE,' MEDFORIV OftECiOST." TUESfiXT. MARC'IT fi. TfM3' SIX CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT TY The county clut. aftont, Lloyd A. Moris, received from tho head office at Corva'.lis yesterday tlx certificates of achievement for various boys' and lilrls' clubs In tho county for good work accomplished last year. Tho achievement rewarded Is that of having every memher in tho club complete the year's work, turn In a Wlnal report and story of the work, and mako an exhibit at the fair. Tho following clubs won thls dls iiction: Tho Merry Workers Sewinpr club of Hams valley, under tho local leader ship of Mrs. J. Dlgham, tho club roll reading Ivem Hoist, Edna Gerard. Catherine Kogcr, Frances WllHon, Oraco and Kiith Iligham, .Naomi Mn gruder, iA-tlia Tresham. William Fitzgerald, Donna McIJonough, Elsie Wllhlto and Gladys Schulz. Tho Lake Creek Sewing club, which Mrs. Alma Meyer guided to successful completion. Norma Kllngle, Helen Meyer, Neva Mcssal, Lucia Gardner, Marguerito Nickell and Millio Meyer. Tho Uniontown Homcmaking club under Miss Loufso Hodges, Gladys Johnson, EIbIp Fisher. Venita Ander- HOARSENESS . Swallow slowly small pieces rub well over the throat - V VAPORub ' Ooct 17 Million Jan UudYearlu son, Virginia Cameron, Melon John son, Wilis and Leo Fisher. The Sams Valley club under the double leadership of Mrs. McDon nough nnd Mrs. Zimmerman, many of tho members of which carried two projects. Mlnnlo Jennings, Letha Tresham, Lisle Wilhlle, Volma Wright. Ivern Hoist, Naoma Magru der, Katherine Koger, Donna McDon nough, Gladys Schulz and Dorothy Wilhlle. , - Tho Ashland Calf club with Albert C Joy as leader, Ilarnard Joy, Noble Katzer. Earl Evans, Klchard Joy and John Hillings. The Talent Fie rlnh with Rimn Beeson to trot tho youngsters Into line. Members of this club, Frank Dunkln, ltobert Purves, Klchard Pe tri. Mcrlo Hughes and Clarence Hold ridge. Mr. Frank Holdridgo was ono of tho strong backers of this club nnd helped tlio boys get their puro bred pigs Into tho contest. These certificates of achievement are neatly printed on cream colored parchment, telling of tho achieve ment of the club, giving tho roll of members and signed by Geo. E. Far rel of tho Boys' and Girls' club di vision of tho U. S. D. A., Governor Walter M. Pierce. Dr. Kerr, president of O. A. C Stnto Superintendent J. A. Churchill. Director Paul V. Marls, Ktato Club Leader H. C. Seymour, County Superintendent Mrs. Carter, tho county club leader and the local leader. Theso certificates will bo presented to tho clubs in tho near future. This Is Farmers' Week I'liocnlx Ladles Meet Friday. Tho Bpecial meeting of the Phoenix Aid Bociety arranged for this week will bo held Friday, Instead of Thursday, and Is called (or cleaning and decorating the hall. All who can possibly come for all day or tho af ternoon are especially asked to do so. Those coming for all day are asked to bring their lunch. BOT7 99 MEILBCIUAL 3nn at y xm PHYSICAL SWRJJUMw Giving over last night to tho Kla math Falls game, tho regular Y. M. C. A. contests will be staged tonight. From now to the finish, March -0, of tho basketball season, the raco will be a strenuous ono. All teams ore now, or should be, at top form and the last halt of the schedule now woll started, will doubtless bo a strenuous ono. Tho Baptists will moot the South M. E's In the first session; the Pres byterians tho Christians In tho sect ond. Inter-City Voley Hull Wednesday The Business Men's volley ball teams of ABhland and Medford will play an Intercity set of games here Wednesday night. During February the first of these Inter-clty series was played at Ashland, the Medford team taking three out of four games in a contest which was fairly even.. Each ot these organizations is playing its third season with an enthusiasm which is growing instead of dimin ishing. Volley ball ' Is everywhere proving itself the niOBt adaptable game wo have today. From grand parents to grandchildren. It lnUre3t? them all. The locals are playing snappy game and will try to repeat their success of three weeks ago in Die games tomorrow night. Scouts at Phoenix Dooming A fine group' of boys at Phoenix have been organized Into a Scout troop re cently. A good sized bunch wore taken In as "Tenderfeot" last Tues day night and are looking forward eagerly to a hlpo and some field work. Gold Hill has asked for the help o the County Y. M. C. A. in organizing a group work there. Boost Farm Bureau OPEN FORUM AT SftN gj1" -1 I U-U-ll KMtMK There will be an open forum of the Modfonl Chamber of Commerce to morrow noon at tho Medford Hotel. Tho erttire time will bo given over to members a'nd suggestions as to fu ture activities will be welcomed iu will any rianiiliiintH be given thought ful consldttrution by those present. At times it is most difficult tor the forum connnltteo to get the men to come here, who nre authorities on certain subjects, especially so as the chamber does not puy and nevor hat paid tho traveling expenses of any ono who hns been invited to nddresf tho forum. Outside of puying for the luncheon of an out of town spenker. the forum lisis not been a big expense as some members have bene led to be lieve. Somo interesting announcements may bo mado regarding tho member ship expansion campaign which is to tako place this month and ius this must havo tho support of cwryonc interested in tho success of tho cham ber, tho members arc urged to at tend. This Is Farmers' Week Film Company Falls. NEW YORK, March 6. All invol untary petition ill bankruptcy was filed In federal court today against the Belznlck Picture corporation, pro ducers and distributors of motion pic tures. Claims of $3,000 wero filed by three companies. Thrilling Scenes, Rialto A film version of one of the most exciting soa stories of recent years is "All tho Brothers Wero Valiant," based ou the story of the same name by Bon Ames Williams. In Its scroen form it comes to tho Itlalto tomorrow for a run of tour days. Thoso who havo road Mr. Williams' powerful whaling story cannot but re member It as on unusually vivid and thrilling talc There Is a thrilling wualo hunt, shown with rcmarkablo fidelity; a bit ter battle aboard ship, with two bro thers temporarily on opposing sides; a search for pearls umlfcr adventurous circumstances; as welt as many other episodes which should keep any audi ence constantly thrlUed. Lou Chaiiey is seon in the rolo of Mark Shore, a schooling, crafty sea man; Joel Shore is ills brothor, cap tain of tho slioonrr which Mark hlm solf onco commanded, played by Mal colm McGregor. The delightful act- ross, Bllllo Dovo, Is tho fomlnino play er of any importance in the cast, ap pearing as Priscilla, tho wife ot Joel, Others In tho cast are William II. Orlamond, Robert McKlm, Bob Kort man. Otto Browor, Curt Itehfold and William II. Mong. '.'Dangerous Age," Page Stealing all' the fervor and fire, the thrills and valup ot a spectacular "serial," "Tho Dangerous Age," which opens a four days engagement at the Pago theatre tomorrow matlnoo pre sents tho compact persuasion of a vital, moving drama and avoids tho dellberatuly "pumpod uii" quality of tho merely sensational. Among tho many spectacular fea tures that grow logically and consis tently out of tho progress ot the plot is a raco between an automobilo and an express train, tiio former dashing across tracks nt road-crossings with an Inch between safety and destruc tion. Lewis S. Stouo is tho intropid drlvor of tho auto. A horse race was staged for this picture with tho ton horses and rldors Importod from Tla Junna. Round three of the famous "Leather Pushers is anothor foaturo on tomor row's bill. Join Farm Bureau 2 MEDFORDITES FINED I0L Mrs. Jennie Butterfield Wi!i J. Two Medford visitors In tho city, members of B. Y. O. L (bring your own liquor), wore fined $200 each by John H. Dill, city polico Judge, when they appeared In court this morning to answer charges of driving a ma chine whllo In a stato of Intoxication. The pair gavo tholr names as Charlie Jessiman, cook at the Rex cafe, and a residence address ot 445 Sou'h Front street. Ills companion gave tho name of J. Bradbury, 430 South Fir street. Tho duo wero picked up In a restaurant noar tho Southern Pacific depot, nnd offered the old alibi of "giving a couplo of fellows a rido. They gavo us a fow drinks and must have left tho bottlo In the car." The machine, a llulck touring car, is being held hero as Bocurlty for pay ment of tho fines. Bradbury claims to havo a car of his own lu Medford. Ashland Tidings. Good Advice for Women l'ortlnnd, Oreg. "All my lifo fi havo known of Dr. Pierce's medicines. My mothor was a physician ar 1 she thought so well of Dr. Plorcc's medi cines that sho qulto frequently rec ommended them to her patients, es pecially the "Favorlto prescription' for women. For about two years after tho birth of my fourth child I suffered with feminine troublo of a very serious nature. I had all the achcB and pains a woman could havo. t was nervous and weak Just ablo to bo around. I was In distress all tho time, when I began taking Dr. Pierce's Fnvorito prescription, Jut was completely relieved of all my ail ments and restored to perfect health. "When my daughter was growing Into womanhood sho was backward nnd had such poor health that she was compelled to quit school. I gave her the 'Favorlto Prescription' nnd It completely restored her to health and sho camo into womanhood In a very naturnl way." Mrs. Jennie Buttor field. 821 Mich Ave. Write Dr. Piorco, Pres. Invalids' Hotol In Buffalo, N. Y., for (reo med ical advice or send 10c for trial pkg Adv. National Canned Foods Week-March 340 WE ARE CANNERS AND WHOLESALERS OF Selected Stock Canned Goods PEARS AND SOLID PACK TOMATOES AND CHERRIES, STRING BEANS AND PRUNES, BLACKBERRIES, APRICOTS, PEACHES, RHUBARB, BEETS, PUMP KIN AND APPLE CIDER. Ask your grocer for and insist on having home grown and home canned goods the best to be had. , Rogue Valley Canning Co. End of South Front St. Phone 94 THE CONSUMER'S OPPORTUNITY . CO-OPERATION between cnimers, wholesalers and retailers means that National Canned Goods Week will be celebrated this year with " SPECIAL OFFERINGS READ the accompanying announcements of inducements to you in dozen and case lots and remember health authorities everywhere have endorsed canned goods because of their safety, their hcalthfulncss and sanitation.1 ., ' CANNED FOODS ARE SAFE FOODS ,. CANNED FOODS ai'c fresh foods when they arc opened. It is only after they arc exposed to the air that they arc liable to any .possible contamination. Therefore, if you will stop to think of it and realize it, canned fruits and vegetables are much less exposed to gemr dangers than "fresh" fruits and vegetables. BUY IN QUANTITIES SAVE MONEY ALWAYS there is true economy in quantity buying if you have proper use for the quantity. Canned goods you know you can always use. They "keep" on your shelves just as they do on the grocers', shelves so get the "quantity buying"- hctbit and save money. THE VARIETY OFFERED IS WONDERFUL NOWADAYS, the American housewife can serve an entire meal from canned goods and have the greatest variety. Take an interest in canned foods this week. You will find a great many varieties new to you and they will help solve the housewife's eternal problem "what to eat?" ' . NATIONAL CANNED FOODS WEEK We are observing "Canned Foods Week" by allowing a very liberal discount on all canned goods bought in dozen lots.. You are not asked to buy all one kind, but can assort the dozen to suit yourself There are many kinds of Canned Goods, aside from fruits and vegetables that are needed almost daily in the home such as Sal mon, Sardines, Tuna Fish, Oysters, Soups, Macaroni, Spaghetti and many other items. Call at the store -look over our stock of canned goods H E. MARSH Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Canned Food Week MARCH 3-10 We offer you FREE. 1 CAN OF APRICOTS, PEACHES OR PINEAPPLE with each dozen cans of assorted foods pur chased. HALL HALL CASH AND CARRY GROCERY 318 E. Main St. Wholesale Distributors of all products canned in the Rogue River Valley ... Also of RED RIBBON and SUN-KIAT Canned Goods Mason, Ehrman Co. Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle and Lewiston Hibbard's Grocery Quality riiono 14.1 Service ' FRESH i nilTH . . . VEGETABLES EVERT THING IX CANNED GOODS ' " Ranquct Brand Iowa Sweet Corn.' a for 25c j doz. f 1.80 R. IU Konry Kentucky Wondi-r String Drona 2 for 8.1c; 1 do St.-tO It, R. Fancy I'ack, Solid Tonitttocn, Inrgc alzo 20c can 0 tana $1.00 Irl Monte Tomato Satire 10c can; 6 for 50 ccuta Medium IIM Salmon, largo flutx ...20c ciin; 0 for $1.00 Yellow Free Tablu I'curho, Wro caua 2Sct 0 for 11.33 Del Monto Apricots ...20c can; 0 for $1.00 Mbby Apple Butter 80c ran: 0 for $1.00 . Largo shipment Just arrived of fancy Sweet Oranges, at 20c, UOc, 10c, 50c, 00c dozen. THREE DELIVERIES DAILY HIBBARD GROCERY . 131 W. Main St.
