Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-' HEDF0M5 MSIB TRTBUK1, MEBFOBB, REflfW." TTTTmsmY. XPHTT; 11' 192,1 The grand council. Royal and Select Masons of Oregon, met In an nual assembly in Portland yesterday at 11 a, m., with committee meetings an hour earlier. The grand council has Just returned from an assembly at bend, Ore., where a new council was held and 43 new members received. . Sat. dance. Oriental Ballroom. Ad mission 10c. Single dances 10c Entire evening 11.00. ,20 You can get it at DeVoe's. tl A fine 30 pound Chinook salmon was caught bi.Pete Tokos yesterday after noon in the Rogue river below the Savage! Rapids dam Tokos, who is one of sMedford'a leading fishermen, landed a 66 pound salmon In the river Tlast year.'. . ' LatUBnach's orchestra, Oriental Ballroom.' Sat, Legion management. A - ;l " 20 George Carpenter and Mrs. Hart, of Dayton, Wash., and Mrs. J, W. Rob erta of Cottage Grove, arrived by auto yesterday. Mrs. Roberts of the Laurel Street grocery is a daughter of Mr. Carpenter. Mrs. Hart is the mother of Harry Hart of the Medford Grocery. C. W. Banta of Ashland was among the Ashland visitors today. Colonial Garage for tire service. The Presbyterian Men's club will hold their regular monthly supper and meeting this evening. The boys of the church over 12 will be guests of the club, i . Supper will be served at 6': 30. A short and interesting program will be-given. Twelvej Inch slab wood 11.60 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co., Phone 76. if Our, Gage & Monogram hats are known for their distinctive style, ma Y terial and workmanship, cost no more because of their superiority. Regan's t Millinery, 2nd floor Medford Center Store. 19 OBITUARY RAGSDALE There died April 7, 1923 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Brisco, on South Peach street, Mrs. Samastba Jane Ragsdale, after an illness of over Tour years, all thi3 time being tenderly cared forby her loving daughter. Mrs. Ragsdale was born in Benton county, Oregon, Oct. 24, 1850, of ploner parents, being the oldest daughter of John F, Winters and Jane Davis, they having come to Oregon by way of the southern route in 1847. Mrs, Ragsdale was connected with many pioneer families, including the Hendricks of Lane county," Hel micka of Polk county, Sehuck, Haines, Hagy, Parrots of Washington county. Those of her immediate family left are her daughter, Mrs. James Brisco of Medford, Jene L. Ragsdale of Trail, Ore., one son. Her eldest son, Benja min, passed away several years ago. Also one daughter, Mary, passed away at the age of eleven years. There also remain nine grandsons, one grand daughter and one sister, Mrs. Ellen Albright of Heekman Ave., Medford. The burial takes place-in the AMI och cemetery. Rev. Mr. Leach of the Baptist church officiating. Congregatlonalists Meet EVERETT, Wash., April 13. Ses sions of the Northwestern association of Congregational churches began here this morning at the Lowell Union Church with delegates in attendance from the entire district. Religions education will be the general theme of the conference. Turks Raid Island. LONDON, April 12. Turkish ir regulars have raided the small Island of Castelorizo, off the Asia Minor const, -which figured in the recent allied-Turkish pence negotiations and assassinated the ltalinn garrison and a number of Greek notables, says a Central News dispatch from Athens. The raiders were arrested. You Can Save If you never have, you can now. Send for your Government's New Free Book which shows you how to ' accumulate money safely through Treasury Savings Certificates. Send for your copy today and take the , first step towards independence and To Brt the book mail 4, f" thUconponto , . OT" Nam.- The United States Government I Adirat- Savings System I . Treasury Department ., C(rj Wiahlnjton, D. C. Slau - WHOLE ARMFUL OF "GLADS" : FOR QNLY $2.25 I WILL SEND 100 BULBS OF EXTRA FINE MIXTURE, SIZES HANGING FROM 1-4 INCH TO 1 INCH FOR $ 2.25 POSTPAID. , These will praetieally all Moom this year if planted now, .and will give wonderful big bulbs at digging time, for another year's piensure. Not less than 100 sold.' - . ' I'll send you 250 for $5.00. Interest a friend and buy to gether if your space will not permit so many, . , ; I have many fine perennials and irises. Don't you want my tenth annual catalog t ' ' , . W. L. CRISSEY "GLADIOLUS FARM" R. F, D, 1, Boring, Oregon, Gentlemen! . Do you know that we can make you a suit tailored to your measure 'at the price you now pay for a ready-made suit! Springer & Lee Opposite Bialto Theatre I- ' 1 ' Trade in Your Old Tires When your tire gets about worn out, bring them in and trade them on GATES SUPER TREAD TIRES : Petty's Tire Shop 132 South Riverside Phone 162-R REVISE VIEW ON SURTAX CUTS WASHINGTON, April IS. The recent statement by Secretary Mel lcn concerning possible redaction ot federal surtaxes should bejnterpret cd to Include all surtaxes and not the higher brackets alone. It was said to day by high treasury officials. Mr. Mellon did not intend that his statement should be taken to apply alone to the higher surtaxes, Jt was emphasized, out agreed that It It were possible to reduce the schedules at all, there should be a scaling down all along the Hne. It was added that the secretary was in accord with President Harding that a careful an alysis of detailed tax returns should be made before any definite steps to ward revision are taken, SPORT BRIEFS HAVANNA Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion of the world will meet Farmer Lodge of St. Paul In Havana May 6. ST. LOUIS Max Flack, outfielder of the St Louis Nationals, Injured his leg in an exhibition game and was compelled to depart for his home In East St. Louis: . ROME, April 12. (By Associated Press). The international Olympic committee decided today that It would bo inopportune to invite Germans to take part in the Olympic games at Paris next year. ABERDEEN, Wash., April IS Ted Krache, Oroya Harbor fistie star advanced to the front ranks of Pa cific coast Sightwcishts here last night by knocklijK out Bus Balrie, lAGrande, Ore., in the second round ot a scheduled six-round go. It mm Krache's fifteenth knockout In - Rtnrts. Johnny Maek, Seattle lightweight. won over Chic Kocco, I'ortwna, six rounds and Krankie Green, col ored, Seattle tantam, won from Dan Henley, Aberdeen, in four rounas. POLAND BUSY IN EXPELLING JEWS WAHSAW April 33. i Jewish Telegraphic Agemy) Hundreds of Jews are arrested daily In ac cordance with the order of the tnlfgh government expelling all Jewish ref ugees from Poland. it U estimated that mors, than S.O0O refugees have heen deported, A demand that all Russian Jews its Poland be interned and held as hos tages nd that their property be con fiscated until Archbishop Zptlitic re cently condemned to ten years im prisonment by a soviet court in Mos cow, is released, was made at a huge meeting held at Bromberg In protest against the execution of Vicar Gene ra! liutchkavitch. News Summary of Last Night HELSINOFOBS Parliament passed the bill for the funding of Finland's debt to the United States. NEW YORK Thomas F. Smith, former congressman and for tunny years secretary of Tammany Hall died an hour after being struck by a ttutf cab. NEW YORK Use of the radio to broadcast mnrkot information or fore casts ot business by its members Is prohibited by a resolution drawn by tho New York Stock Exchange, LONDON The British government is giving iae deliberation to methods to assist America In curbing rent Fan ning, Under Secretary Ronald McNeill told the house of commons. PARIS Preach experts said the German government Is spending in actual cash abroad and her reduced Income of foreign monies sufficient to have met the cash reparations under the Cannes agreement of 60,000,000 gold marks monthly. Yesterday's Results At Oakland B; 8nn Francisco . At Salt Lake 4; Portland 3, At Sacramento 6: Seattle 0, At Los Angeles 0; Vernon 4. TJvestork nnnTt.A?3n Ore. Anril 12. Gat- iu Blow, weak: receipts 29 (sold. Hogs nominally steady; receipts SO (contract.) Sheep steady; receipts 44?, . Butter PORTLAND. Ore.. Aoril 1!. Bnt- anatar. Extra cubes 414!14c ..nftorortufna 384840c: Brints 47c; 4Rc; dairy buying price nom nial; butterfat f. o. b. Portland, 48c ?wi. c.rsn and Hay, unMJBIl flro.. Anril 12 Eggs, aoiiinir twice ease count 21c; buying price 20c; current receipts 2Sc tor nitllllKimBt DCIU'IB I 2223e; 'selected candied in cartons 2Bc. !,,,-.. kens liirht 20e: heavy 23c broilers none offered; old roosters inn. nrkiv and geese nominal i.n.h rlllh It,2?(B1.2 nti t jft. nntinnR Sl.i81.35; barley $24-ton; oats 36ess,S0; corn No. 3, yellow 36 36.60. Miiiatiiffa mill run I3S34; tnid- .11! C !ch food 149. Hay, buying price, timothy Mon- i?s R0O24: sraln none offered; clover none. . . 1'nrtianil Wheat pnPTI.ANn Ore.. Anril 12. Wheat, hard white, bluestetn, baart fl.85; soft white ll.Zftj western white 1.2B; hard winter, northern spring, western red 1.19. Today'd car receipts Wheat IS; flour 1; corn 3; oats z; nay i, Run Francisco Markets. SAN FRANC1HCO. April 12. (U. 8. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Eggs, undcrsiied pullets 20c, SAN FRANCISCO, April Butterfat pound 4848Hc f. San Francisco. 12. o, b SAN FRANCISCO, April II, (State Division of Markets) Poultry unchanged. , Chicago Market. 1 r-i!TrAfif i Anril 13. Whssf. No l. nars ro. t I tl.2G. Corn, No. 2 mixed S82 No. 2 yellow 82"483Hc. Oata, No. 2 white 47J48e;-No. 3, white 4H i41Hg. Rye No. 2, gHi?c, Bar- . . - . . - . . . . ., f r t ley SZSFfie. iimoiny se-ti Clover see4 tlSS1 16.60. Pork nomlr nai. Lord $11.67. nibs $.2 10.62. , Relieves Backache "Havs had kidney trouble and back ache for many years and I triad sev eral doctors but got only temporary i relief, A friends advised mo to try Foiey Kidney Pills, and before I used ' two boxes I was entirely well," writes ' A. C. Perkins, Summer Shads, Ky, Kidney and bladder trouble requires prompt treatment, Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. I I X Lj if On its smokers El Sidelo i f ffi X$ f : iaysfciendlyhoU.Xtsgood f t -N? -F-&fft 5 qualities, bora of deserv- 'Lf -fV M iug tobaccos, are quickly J "WiS m Wt recognized and usually li-i5 ft f ijf'Afl M remembered. And never &&r a kr'v has this fine old cigar ' El Sidrio Cigar aeads by A A'tA K5 Qj CosoiKUuJCi Corpora M J, 4 Sanbuted ov ALLEN & LKWIS, Poltimul, Otv TH E IV N I VER SAtiCAR ANNOUNCEMENT of Interest to I Millions of Families toill build a car tor the multitude," said Henry Ford in 1903. Read how the fulfill ment of that prophecy is made possible through the Vnr mnnv vpars it has lieen ITenrv Ford's personal ambition to make the Ford the universal family cai to put it within the reach of the millions o jieoplc who have never been privileged to enjoy the benefits ot motor ear ownership, , , Durinff the cast fifteen rears over 700,00d Ford Cars have been placed in the hands of retail customer more than a million and a half of them within the past .twelve months and yet there are still nulliors of families who are hopefully looking forward to the day when they eau own a Ford. ,. , ' ; t And now the way is o)cn. Under the terms of this plan yon ran seleet your Ford Car, set aside a small amount eaeh week and yo't .. will he surprised how noon you will own it. In thn meant ime your money will be wafely deposited to your .' credit in one of the local banks where it will draw interest, Think it over. Five dollars will start an aeeount. The whole family can participate in it father, mother,1;:', brothers and sisters, each doing a little. , .Why not start today. Stop in and talk it over with your local Fowl dealer. He will be glad to fully ex- . plain the details of the plan and help yon get started toward the ownership of a Ford Car. V , FORD MOTOR COMPANY DETROIT, MICH 10 AM C. E. GATES AUTO CO.