Medford mail tribune., March 23, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

MEUFOKD MAIL 'TK113UNE, MEDFOltl), OKEGON, FRIDAY, MARCII 23, 1923
fAGE FIVE
Cut from $25 to $12.50
1
A Membership in the
Medford Chamber
of Commerce
t
Now Within Reach of All ,
A Chamber of Commerce with a working mem
bership of a large number of citizens, each paying
nominal dues, is far more desirable than a smaller
membership with a higher rate. The reduction of
dues to $12.50 has been made possible because of
the large number who have already became mem
bers and because' the Chamber of Commerce has
no desire to ask for more money than is necessary
to cover the actual expense of administration.
Because of this cut it will be necessary to get
from seventy-five to one hundred more citizens to
join the Medford Chamber of Commerce in order
- that the organization may be adequately financed. '
JOIN NOW,
and help in this cooperative movement to do the
big things that will constructively build up Med
ford and Jackson County. -
Any one interested in the economic, civic and
general welfare of Jackson County is eligible to
membership. .
CLIP THIS NOTICE, SIGN AND MAIL TO CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, MEDFORD
Date .....
Chamber of Commerce,
Medford, Oregon. .
Without obligation on my part, please have one of
your membership committee call on me and explain the
objects of the Chamber of Commerce and the, value of a
membership. .
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Address
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Personally
Tested Seeds
We Don't Take the Other
Fellow'sWordforlt
We personally test all seeds before offering them to you
lor planting. You are entitled to honest seeds and we feel it
our duty to safeguard your planting activities. To this end
we personally perform all tests on garden and field seeds.
YOU ARE INSURED AGAINST POOR
SEED IF YOU BUY OUR TESTED
BULK SEEDS '
for
GARDEN OR FIELD
Monarch Seed Co.
Phone 260 317 E. Main
A Steel Trowel Free with each dollar purchase of
Garden Seeds. One to each customer.
THIRD PARTY FAILS
F
E
DAYTON'IA, Fla., March 23. The
declaration of Senator Borah ot
Idaho In his Akron Bpeech Wednes
day night that formation of a third
party appeared not- Improbable, has
In no wise disturbed the serenity of
President Harding's vacation cruise.
Newspapers containing accounts ot
the Borah speech, which advised the
republican party leaders to quit a
policy of "gum shoeing" after scat
tered votes and to enunciate a set of
forward looking principles were re
ceived aboard the Pioneer last night
after she anchored off New Smyrna,
fifteen miles south of here.
The politically minded members of
the party read the reports ot the ad
dress with interest, but had no com
ment to make today on reaching here,
while the president and his golfing
companions played a round of the
Sea-breeze course.
In fact, despite Attorney General
Daugherty's statement of last week
predicting that Mr. Harding would
be a candidate for reelection and In
spite of all the political discussion
that has followed, largely in the met
ropolitan papers of the country, a
good drive or a mashte shot dead to
the pin is of more moment to the
president and most of the members of
his party just now.
PIUTES OFFER TO
AT
E
SALT LAKH CITY, March
Two friendly Navajos this m
23.
orntng 1
took the first truce proposals to
Hlnnilinir from the bclwiKuorcd Pl
utes, cut off for the lust 48 hours in
the fastnesses ot the Dark Tank
country liy a ring of armed ranchers
who form tho posso.
Charley's Roy nnd two othor
spokesmen of the rlutcs sent the
i message. They will surrender, bo the
Navajos say, If complete guarantees
nro Klven for tho lives of the rene
gades who have terrorized southeast
ern Utah since the first of the week.
There was no firing yesterray, so
far as could be learned, the posse
devoting Its efforts to a consolida
tion of Its outpost lines. Fears ex
pressed that the Utes might join the
Plutea in the uprising are discounted
by those familiar with the history of
the unfriendly relations between the
two tribes.
DENVER, March 23 Pearl Cock
rell, held In Albuquerque, N. M., has
confessed that she nursed one of the
bandits who was shot In the robbery
of a federal reserve bank truck of
$200,000 here last Dccembor, accord
ing to a statement by Rugs Williams,
chief of police.
The woman, who Is wanted by
prison authorities ot Canon City,
Colo., as a parole violator, declared
that the bandits after the robbery
sought refuge In a cabin near Look
out mountain fifteen miles from Den
ver, and it was hero that she nursed
the wounded man, the chief asserted.
The money stolen In the robbery has
been sent to England and Mexico the
woman confessed, Chief Williams
said.
The chief's information, ho said,
was contained In a letter from Chief
of Police J. Q. Qalusha of Albuquer
que to whom Miss Cockroll Is alleged
to have made her statements. She
was arrested several days ago, with
J. W. Morgan, also wanted In Denver
In connection with tho robbery.
The woman maintained that she
knew all the members of the bandit
gang, but declined to divulge their
identity or tell where they now are
living, Chief Williams said.
LEAVE WIFE OR
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COtD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
OiR'iis Air Passages night Up.
Instant relief no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up: the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breatno ireeiy. no more
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
disappears.
Got a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap
ply a little of this fragrant, antisep
tic, hcnllng cream In your nostrils.
It penetrates through every air pas
sage of the head, soothes the In
flamed or swollen mucous membrane
and relief comes Instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh. Adv.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 23.
AHeging that an attempt was made
to break up her home, Mrs. Agnes
Karnes Randle, joined by her h.ts
bund, Captain Edwin H. Randle, 20rh
infantry, has brought suit for $100,
000 In the district court against Col-'
onel Arthur Conger,' commanding of
ficer of the regiment.
The action Is said to have grown
onl of a nubile reprimand adminis
tered by Colonel Conger In which ho
referred to two parties alleged to
have been held at the Randle home.
According to excerpts from the alleg
ed order quoted in the nlaint'ff's pe
tition, Colonel Conger referred to the
conduct and language at the two pni
tleB as "to vile to read to these offi
cers " . .
Randle, the petition alleged, was
etvan the ontinn of divorcing Mrs.
Randle or resigning from the army.
No-To-Bao has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing for a smoke or chow, Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac Tablet
In your mouth Instead. All desire
stops. Shortly the habit Is com
pletely broken, and you are better off
mentally, physically, financially. It's
so easy, so simple. Get a box of No-To-Bac
and If It doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco In any
form, your druggist will refund your
monev without question Artv,
FROM THE RADIATOR
TO THE TAIL LIGHT
We are ready to equip your
machine. This spring why not
make a list of what your car
needs and get the accessories
In time tor a full season's use
and enjoyment.
Our stock offers the best sug
gestions. The Aufo Supply Co.
31 N. Bartlett Doc Wright
NINE DAYS
TILL
EASTER
"We're ready with a
stock selection of
Spring "Duds" to
bring you in touch
with the dress-up
spirit of the day.
Our stock is new ,and
has that young look
about it when worn
makes you feel that
way.
We're interested in
dressing you for
Easter.
Come in and See for Yourself
Springer & Lee
Opposite Rialto Theatre
Mans GotiQuesi
-ss?S53OT" -Haw
, &
PORTLAND, Ore , March 23.
Cattle receipts 402 (60 through);
weak; bids fully 25c lower.
Hogs receipts 1369 (1306 direct);
nominally steady.
' Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, March 23. Wheat,
hard white, blue stem and baart
$1.36; soft white $1.26: western white
$1.24; hard winter, northern spring
$1.19;t western red $1.19.
Today's ear receipts Wheat 10;
flour 6; corn 1; oats 2; hay 23.
Portland Eggs '
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 23. Eggs,
selling price case count 20 22c; buy
ing price mixed colors 21c; white
23 Vic; selling price candled 22 24c;
selected candled In cartons 25 27c.
Poultry, hens, light 1820c; heavy
22 24c; broilers, none coming; old
roosters 10c; turkeys none coming;
geese, none coming; ducks, 25 27c.
Wheat, cash, $1.25 1.27; club, blue
stem $1.45; options $1.201.35; bar
ley 34c; oats 36c; corn, No. 3 yellow
33c. Millstuffs Mill run $33; mid
dlings $45. Hay, buying price, tim
othy $24 26; alfalfa $22 24; grain
$22; clover $20.
Butter
'PORTLAND, Ore, March 23.
Butter steady; extra cubes 40
40V4c; extra grades 3739c; prints
44c; carton 46c. Dairy buying price
nominal. Butterfat 44c.
San Francisco Market
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.
(Statu Division of Markets.) Broil
ers 3550c; fryers 3646c.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23. (U.
8. Bureau of Agricultural Eronom
lies.) Eggs, extra pullets 26c.
I SAN FRANCISCO,
! Butterfat unchanged.
March 23.
STAR MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Choice Beef Roasts '. .. ..15c per lb.
Choice Beef Stew 12 l-2o per lb
Fresh Side Pork 1 20o per lb.
Shoulder Pork Roast 20o per lb.
Pure Home Rendered Lard 17 l-2o per lb,
Fresh Smelt, 3 lbs 25o
Phone 273 v Free Delivery
of Time
The progress of mankind, from the earliest recorded ages, has been
marked, by a ceaseless struggle against the limitations of time and space,
Civilization is; mutual interchange of thought and the product of
thought. This interchange demands transportation, hence the develop
ment of civilization has paralleled the improvements in transportation,
A useful lifetime should not be measured in hours lived, but in deeds
done. Doubling man's productive capacity offers the same net result
as doubling his period of usefulness or doubling the
number of producers.
More than any other single factor of civilization, the '
automobile has multiplied the producing power of
man, by decimating time and distance, and by provid
ing a broad and flexible means for the transportation
of men and their products. .
The amazing growth of the automobile industry could
not have been, had not the automobile more than '
justified itself as an economizer of manpower, a stinv
ulator of production and a creator of wealth.
Jor Economical Trantportation
mm'
CHICAGO, Mar. 23. Wheat. No. 1
hard $1.22K; No. 2 hard $1 22 (ft 1.23.
Corn, No 2 mixed 741475c: No. 2 yel
low 74 Va 75c; Oats, No. 2 white 45ttffD j)
46c; No. 3 white 44fMflc Rye. No. !
2, ?3V4c Barley. 66 70c; timothy
seed $506.60. Clover seed $13ff?
18.60. Pork nominal. Lard $11.67.
Ribs $1011.
Liberty TVinds.
1 NEW YORK. Mnr-h SI. Liberty
bonds closed: IH's $101: first 4Vi
I7.1?' .rnnd ' 07.U: third
4U'i $98 60: fourth 4H's $97.22;
Victory 4Vi $101.1; U. 8. Treasury
4H'a $98.10.
Prices F. O, B. Modford S .
8UPERIOR Two Passenger Roadster $ 642
SUPERIOR Five Passenger Touring 663
SUPERIOR Two. Pass, Utility Coupe- 877
SUPERIOR Four PaBsenger Sedanette 1056
SUPERIOR Five Passenger Sedan 1065
SUPERIOR Light Delivery Car 627
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11 Ul V , -
Detroit, Michigan
, There art 10.000 Chevrolet Deelera
'and Service Sutlers Applications will
be considered (rem high grade dcalera
In territory not adequately covered
epitomizes the progress of the industry
to date nlonc the line of maximum econ
omy consistent with modern require
ments as to ennineerinj! efficiency anj
satisfactory quality. The wonderful in
crease in our sales proves that Chevrolet
is leading in the evolution of individual
transportation which measures and
rpcords the progress of civilization.
Utility Coupo
$877
F. O. B. Modford
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az' m rsM ii - ni n i . r. a.T
112 South Riverside
PATTON and ROBINSON, INC.
Telephone 150