MEDFORD WATT TRIBUNE. JfEDFORB OREOOX, MONDAY, 1 "Nf AlOI T 20. 1923
PAOE THREE
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AUTO TRIP MADE
The gospel teams from the Presby
terian Men's club were greeted by
capacity houses yesterday, both at
Union school on the Little Applegnte
where the service was held In the
afternoon and at Eagle Point in the
evening. At the Union school, the ser
vice was In charge of Ernest Jaquu,
team leader, a short and Interesting
talk on the Men's club and Its work
was given by; Charles Ray, secretary
of the organization, and gospel mes
sages on the cross and Its pluce in the
Christian faith and life, were given
by Attorney E. H. Hurd and. Rev. E. P.
Lawrence. An urgent invitation was
extended to the workers by the com
pany for services whenever possible.
Arrangements were made for an
Easter Bervice next Sunday afternoon.
At Eagle Point, the team was in
charge of Ed Gore. The attendance
exceeded the expectations of the visi
tors end showed the local interest in
such meetings. Dr. B. R. Elliott, totd
of the plans and lines of work of the
Men's club, one of which was this
gospel visitation work; while Frank
Smith gave a most earnest gospel
message and appeal, telling some of
the story of his own reclamation thru
the power of the gospel of the Son of
God. Mr. Smith who Is a fine organ
ist, led the music with his little but
powerful Bllhorn organ and sang a
gospel solo. D. J. Steiner told in his
simple and frank manner, the story of
a new found life in Jesus, while Ed
Gore gave the closing message. The
audience was so impressed by the
type of service and the message that
they extended a most cordial invita
tion for a return service at any time.
The men who had part in the service
are so enthusiastic over the privilege
and reflex blessings of such "meetings,
that every man In the club must get
Into the harness and help carry such
messages of helpfulness all through
thuB surrounding country. They are
hoping also that the men of the other
churches will undertake the same
work until the entire country for miles
around shall know that the Christian
people of Medford are interested In
the religious welfare of this beautiful
valley.
U .S. ARMY PLANES ON
HOMEWARD FLIGHT
A TT PRTMnUl TTnltl Mar' 2fl
(By Associated Press)v The Amer
ican army airplanes flylngtack to the
United States from Porto Rico which
arrived here from Santo Domingo yes
terday began leaving shortly after
eight o'clock this morning for their
next landing place, Guantanamo, Cuba.
The leading plane got off at 8:11 a. m.
in a Btrong following wind.
A record breaking auto trip with
almost a record breaking cargo of
600 Mummoth Bronze pure bred
turkey eggs, was made by George T.
CollitiB In his Lincoln cur yesterday
from the Enimeus-Collins live stock
ranch, Moadowbrook, ' near Eagle
Point. The Medford .wholesale gro
cer, who dotes on speed, had to run
so slow with his precious cargo to
avoid jarring the eggs that long be
fore Medford was reached his hair
had turned whito-i-ori the back of his
neck from the unuBual experience.
Each egg was valued at from be
tween $1 and J2, and the GOO were
the product of one week's laying at
the ranch of 115 hens. The eggs were
brought down to the city to be placed
in incubators ana hatched out, In
the custody of J. W. Mitchell, and
when of proper traveling age will be
taken back to the ranch and turned
loose to augment the feathered flock
of fine birds there.
Turkey raising on a large scale
promises to be a noteworthy feature
at the blooded live stock ranch.
While Mr. Collins was suffering
on the trip to Medford, his partner,
Dr. Emmens, who Is an expert in ag
riculture, was equally busy spading
a tine garden at the ranch and plant
ing a new breed of radishes which is
expected to make Luther Burbank
ashamed of himself, to be known all
over the world as the King Tut Tur
nips. Doc also plans eventually to
establish an extra fine herd of mud
hens at the ranch.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE TO
BE DECIDED TONIGHT
When the '.North Methodists ,and
Baptists meet tonight in what may
be the final game of the V. M. C. A.
season, the athletic fate of four
teams will hang In the balance. A
win for the Wcsleyans will give them
the flag. A victory for the Baptists
Will give four teams a chance for the
pennant in tho three-game elimlna
tlon tournament which will there
upon become necessary.
' It is sufe to say that the BaptUts
will have the united support of three
corps of rooters from as many
churches, each hoping to see their
team have more opportunity or the
championship. ,
The first game of the evening will
be between the Presbyterians and
the South M. E's. If the doughty
warriors of the former persuasion
can take this, it will save them from
vlctorless season and will Inciden
tally eliminate the South bretheren
from their chances for the pennant
The ticket sale competition among
the girls of the various churches
will be concluded tonight also and
the disposition of a box of candy de
cided.
The first game will be started at
30 promptly, the second between
the North M. E's and Baptists Imme
diately following.
Tickets for the two games 13c and
Oc as usual.
WEEK APRIL 2 10 7
Next week, April 2 to 7, will be
Gardening Week" in Oregon. . . ,
The general Federation of Women's
Clubs of America Is sponsoring this
Gardening Week program.
Opportunity wll be given boys and
girls to take up the gardening in club
work, the organizing being done with
in the next few days.
Each garden club member Is sup
posed to have a plot 30 ft. by 20 ft. or
a corresponding sized plot containing
600 square feet. Exhibit at the fair
will include the completed final re
ports and at least five different kindB
of vegetables. ' ' '
Parents are requested to either give
or deny the privilege to the boys dnd
girls so that they will know whether
to take up the project when the time
comes.
It is hoped that women's club mem
bers will cooperate In helping to fur
nish local leaders for such garden and
poultry clubs as may be' formed In
town.
After Every Meat
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'A bite toeat-a bit ofnoeet"
' " Alter a substantial
meal, the children
naturally want to top
oil with a bit of sweet.
Give them YVRIGLEVS,
the great American
Sweetmeat.
It combines the enjoyment
of sweet with many BENEFITS.
It cleanses the teeth, removing
food particles that lodge In . the
crevices. It neutralizes the
acids of the mouth, soothes the
throat, and lastly
VVRIGLEVS helps the stomach
by supplying saliva to aid In
digestive work.
Made clean, kept clean, sealed
tight In a wax-wrapped package.
The Flavor
Lasts
CHICAGO, Mar. 26. Willie Hoppe,
the recrowned 18.2 balk line billiard
champion of the world, starting today
will play a 3000 point exhibition series
here with Charles C. Peterson, his
trainer. He will play 300 points each
afternoon and evening. Hoppe said
he was ready to defend his title
against any logical challenger.
INDIANAPOLIS Peter the Great,
famous racing sire of the stable of
Stoughton A. Fletcher, died. He was
28 years old and sired 549 standard
track performers, twice the number
sired by any other racing stallion.
SAN DIEGO Rebuke, owned by
Commander J. K. L. Ross, Canadian
sportsman, won the Coffroth handicap
at Tlajuana. Ross was enriched by
$20,475, the richest nil-aged stake of
the American turf.
CHICAGO When Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, world's champion heavyweight
wrestler, demanded a guarantee of
$10,000 win, loso or draw, before he
would consent to meet Renato Gardinl
of Boston, Mrs. Gardinl wired her
father, a Boston banker, for the money
and obtained it Lewis and Gardlni
will meet here April 3.
PEORIA, 111., Har. 26 Tommy Gib
bons of St. Paul and Andy Schmader
of Omaha have completed training
here for their ten round bout here to
night under the auspices of the Peoria
baseball fans association.
CLEVELAND, Mar. 26 The Cleve
land Indians meet the Philadelphia
team today In the first of three games
scheduled for this week,
Thirteen carloads of Star and SDur-
ant cars since February 15th! That
is the record of local shipments made
by the Mason Motor company and
they are still going strong. Four
Star cars were sold yesterday and
two this morning, according to C. W.
Barrett, and a wire was sent the fac
tory today to rush four more car
loads. The Mason Motor company'
organization seems to be an efficient
one and their campaign an effective
one. Several live wire people are
selling Stars and Durants In south
ern Oregon.' The list of Mason Mo
tori company representatives in
cludes: Charlie Brown, C. W. Bar
rett, A. R. Mason, Earl Moore, Earn
est McKee, the Hotel Garage of Ash
land, Olln Knox of Jacksonvlle, E. R
GleaBon of Central Point, Fred Heck
man and J. W. Gllcrist of Gold Hill
and Frank Elliott of Rivera Park
Both Stars and Durants are prov
ing very popular In this section
Prominent) among their, buyers are
women and upon glancing over the
names of recent local purchasers one
may see the following lady motorists
who have selected one of these cars
Miss Jacobs of Central Point, Mrs
A. K. McKee, Miss Hazel Thethero
Miss Ka(e Stlne. Mrs. M. T. Edwards
Miss William Puhl and Mrs. B. Dar-
nellle.
The representatives of the Mason
Motor company promise an announce
ment In the near future which will be
of Interest to all motorists. This
company is rapidly expanding to ac
commodate the local field and the
is every Indication that shipments
will arrive here from the factory reg
ularly without delaying orders.
Ulen IIIllls wng a week-end visitor
In Medford having come in from Gold
Hill, where he Is now employed In the
Gold Hill Bank. . -
Matis Conquest 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 stimr
ulator of production and a creator of wealth. .
Jor Economical Traniportation
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Prices P. O. B. Modford
SUPERIOR Two Passenger Roadster $ 642
SUPERIOR Five Passenger Touring 663
SUPERIOR Two. Pass. U tlllty Coupe 877
SUPERIOR Four Passenger Sedanette 1055
SUPERIOR Five Passenger Sedan 1065
SUPERIOR Light- Delivery Car 627
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Phiii ofGwral Maun Corporal
Detroit, Michigan .
epitomizes the 'prepress of the industry
to date alone the line of maximum econ
omy consistent with modern require
ments as to ent!incerinn efficiency and
satisfactory quality. The wonderful in
crease in our sales proves that Chevrolet
is lending in the evolution of individual
transportation .which measures and
records the prpgrcss of civilization.
Utility Coupe
$877
F. O. B. Modford
iThert are' 10.000 Chevrolet Dealers
'and Service Stations. Applications will
be considered from high grade dealers
In territory not adequately covered.
PATTON and ROBINSON, INC.
112 South Riverside
Telephone 150
Personally
Tested Seeds
We Don't Take the Other
: Fellow's Word for It
We personally test all seed, before offering them to you
or 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 testa on garden and field seeds.
YOU ARE INSURED AGAINST POOR
SEED IF YOU BUY OUR TESTED
BULK SEEDS "
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GARDEN OR FIELD ! 'J
Monarch Seed Co.
Phone 260 . 317 E. Main
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A Steel Trowel Free with each dollar purchase of
Garden Seeds. One to each customer.
O.V.MYERS
. -' Ti,e Truck Man"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
80 N. HoU Phono too
MACHINE WORK
i Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Mahogany Dining Room Set, 8 ft. table. 6
chairs; Mahogany Parlor Set, 2 rockers, 1
straight chair, 1 tete', upholstered in green
plush; 1 Tuna Mahogany Living Room
Table and a Dresser and Chiffonier of the
same material; 1 Birdseye Maple Bedstead
and Dresser; 2 Hartford Saxony Rugs, 8 ft.
3 inches by 10 ft. 5 inches and 9x12 ft.; 2
Velvet Rugs, 7x9 ft., and 9x12 ft.; 1 Oak
Morris chair, leather, upholstered 1 ; Sim
mons brass bedstead and box spring mat
tress; 1 Boston Bed Couch, hand covered; 1
White Mountain Refrigerator; Hand Paint
ed China and odd pieces pf Haviland China.
Many other things, to6 numerous to mention
Sale will be held t Green Mountain Ranch
on the Jacksonville road, Medford- on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, at 10:00 A. M.
A. W. Stone, Cargill Court,1 Medford. -
"'','',''.' 'Phone 1028 . v .
General MilL Wbrki f5
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Windows and Doors
i
Door Frames
Window Glass
Window Frame?
All Kinds of Interior Finish
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