Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Pins, sir
DEWEY & OREGON
JONES ATTEMPT TO
ESCAPE
"While lue Uons minstrel bIk'w was
In iroRress at the state penitentiary
Saturday night fiva of the most des
perate convicts in the institution
were sawing their way from their
cells, sawing their way through the
roof of the north cell bouse, and start
ing for liberty." says the Salem Capi
tal 1 Journal. "Stool pigeons warned
tlio prison officials just in the nick
of time and the escape was thwarted
w hen the men w ere rounded up in the
prison yard as they were getting ready
to bo over the wall.
"The nien encaged in the attempted
escape Included Ellsworth Kelly, Ore
son and Dewey Jones, brotlieiB.
George Hotlsclaw and George Jack
son, everyone of them s hard-boiled
as the prnveruiul picnic egg, and some
of them leading figures in successful
jailbreaking In the past."
Tho Joues brothers, who are well
known in Medford and other parts of
Jackson county, and Ellsworth Kelly,
wore recently sentenced in circuit
court at Grants Pass by Judge 0. M.
Thomas to heavy sentences, on being
found guilty of committing a number
of, auto holdup robberies in the vicin
ity of Grants Pass and .Medford. in
cluding the robbery and hofding up of
a number of Medford autos near this
city one night as their occupants were
returning from the fair grounds pa
vilion, and tnklng them in one of the
cars to Dlackwell hill where they were
released. . ,
F
! The revival at the First Presbyter
Ian church -shows increasing interest
from day to day. The afternoon ser
vices are well attended, and the ad
dresses by 'Dr. llnff are said to bo
masterful interpretations of the deci
cr .truths of the Dible. An nttendnnt
upon ye8terday'8servlce was heard to
remark upon leaving the church,
"These are mountain top experiences."
The evairgeliBt preached ' again on
Repentance- last night, dealing with
confession of sin. It was a heart
searching message with a strong ap
peal to old and young to "confess tho
wrongs of their yesterdays" and for
sake their sins. It was "Young Peo
ple's Night,' and there was a larger
number of Epworth Leaguers and
their friends than ut any previous
sen-Ice. ....
It was announced last night that
Dr. Huff can give Medford an addi
tional week if desired as ho has an
open week in Mb schedule following
the announced closing dute for this
revival. '
Tbo Oregon-California Distributing
Corporation, the now company suc
cessors to A. W. Walker Auto Co., w ill
havo a formal oiwnlng Saturday. Mar.
!Ui. They will have a grand parade
at 11' a. Iu. and havo asked all owners
of cars sold by tho A. YV. Walker Auto
Co. to take part, after which the new
corporation will servo free lunch at
their place of business.
-The building bus been remodeled
and now equipment added. Thore will
bo tho latest new model cars on din
play and overyuody In Medford and
southern Oregon and northern Califor
nia Is requested to attend.
WELL MERITED SUCCESS
A dlHtlnuutidieil cltlirn. honored po
UHciiUy and profetwlonally, lr. It. V
I'll-ree. whose picture appears above,
made u sui-cchm few liuve equalled
Ills pure herbal ruinedles which hove
stood the test for fitly years uro still
omont tho "Iwst aellers." Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery l a blood
liiediclne and iftomiu-h alterative. It
rlc.-irn tho skin, beautifies it. Increase
tho blood supply and, the circulation.
'. and pimples and eruptions vanish
quickly. lleauty Is but xkln deep
and KH"d blood is beneath both. For
your blood to lie room, your sioniucn
must be In condition, your liver He
ll vo. This Discovery of Doctor
Tierce's puts you In fine condition.
lth all the organs active. your
ivarcst drtmnlHt for Doctor l'leroe-
rioidan Medical Discovery, In tablet
or liquid form, or send JO cents for
trial--package of tablets to Dr.
J-Morcca Invalids Hotel In ltuffnlo. N
Y. ' A-
' -,; H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
. taoMMor to Weeki-Conger Co.
,. Modford, Cm.
AftFORft MATL TnTPiT, MT-nrOHTl OttEfioy. TITTftftftAY. fAT?CTT 8. -7053
Si
l f linn
lJM
- - - '"4
r Everyday
P
85 Stores
COMPARE THEM
85 Stores
Only a Few of Our Many Lines of Merchandise Listed in This Ad
r - i
EVERY DEPARTMENT FILLED WITH A LARGE SELECTION
OF THE NEW SPRING GOODS
We Invite You to and See Them
. Men's Khaki
, Pants. Good
weight, well made
$1.39
Men's
Dress Shirts
with collar
69c
Solid Leather
Mule Skin Outing
Shoes for men
$1.98
One lot Ladies'
High Heel
Dress Shoes at
$2.98 '
Children's School
Stockings,
color black, pair
13c
Good quality
Aprons
75 c
One lot
Ladies' Dresses
$9.99
32-inch
Quality Gingham
22c
Good Work
Shirts for men;
only
65c
Men's :
Dress Shirts,
no collar
$1.00
Men's Solid
Leather Elk Skin
Outing Shoes
$2.49
One lot Tennis
Shoes and Slip
pers, not all sizes
79 c
Ladies' Pure Silk
Thread Hose,
brown and black
$1.00
One lot
Ladies' Suits
$9.99
J & P Coats
Crochet Thread
10c
Cotton Ratine
Solid Color, yard
43c
New Spring Dress
Caps for men -
50 c and 65 c
Heavy Cotton
Work Socks
2 pair
25c
Boys' Elk Skin
Outing: Shoes,
solidjeather,
$129
One lot
Girls'- Rubber
Shoes
$1.98
Good Heavy
Khaki Shirts
for men, at
$1.00
J & P Coats'
Sewing Thread
6 spools
25c
Silk Sewing
Thread
12c
Imported Plaid
Ratine, yard
$1.25
Dress Hats
for men
$1.75
Men's Knit
Dress Ties
3 f o
$1.00
'. Men's
Wool Trousers
$3.75 to$3.95
Men's Cotton
Dress Hose, pair
Men's high top
Elk Skin Outing
Shoes, best grade
$3.65 to $3.75
One lot
Ladies' Fancy
Pumps
$5.69
Young Men's
Wool Tweed
Suits, two pair
Pants
$19.00
Extra good
All Wool Dresses
$14.50
Palmolive Soap
bar
8c
Egyptian Tissue,
all colors, yard
60c
12V2(
Men's High Top
Mule Skin
Outing Shoes
$2.49
Heavy Canvas
Gloves, pair
15c
The best made in I
Men's Dress Caps
$1.90
Men's Suspenders
30c
Figured Terry
Cloth Drapery,
yard
95c
Regular 15c Shoe
Polishes. Our
Everyday prices
12c
English Tissue
plaid and check
yard
45c
Men's
All Leather
Work Gloves
55c
Canvas Back,
Leather Faced
Gloves, piir
19c
Men's Jersey
Gloves
15c
Men's Work Sox,
2 pair
25c
Men's Dress
Suspenders
30c
Madras Shirting,
silk stripe, yard
46c
Stitched Cotton
Batts, 72x90
$1.10 ' ,:
Munsing Underwear
for Men and Boys
Cooper's Underwear
for Men and Boys
Printzess Suits, Coats
and Dresses for Ladies
-' y ' ' ' .
Ashland
Phone 3
THE DAYLIGHT STORES
Medford
Phone 245
Agents for Buster
Brown Shoes anT
Buster Brown Hosiery
Everything to Wear for Everybody