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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1923)
rEDFOTlT)' MAITJ TTtlBTTNTi?, IMEDFOIt'D', ' '(VRTlflO'Sf, TTCTTVAY, aTTCTT; TC, TflSl PXOU Tint En 1 MHlow moonlight rutin for Memorable ceulaH. - YOU can travel the whole world over without finding the , equal of those master pieces of Vogan's making Tan Jar. . Such choco lates only occur once. " - Yet, . there are other de. lights in this famous line. SUM the pound wherever they aell good candy. AND! GUMP PUIS NEW TICKET IN C. OF C. CONIESI The following named candidates for the nine vacant places on tho bonrd of directors of the Chamber of Commerce were unanimously en dorsed by the Gumpitos of this com munity at an enthusiastic meeting hold lost night. Them men have not been hand-picked, like the thirty-nix candidates already In the field, but each one of them Is out after tho job and will make a hot fight for it. Not one of tho lot believes In the office seeking tho man. ThVy have adopted a slogan, a motto and a platform, and have said as many nice things about themsolves as they could think of. Slogan. ' We'll tell the world. Motto.. Rarln to go. Platform. 'A peach of n booklet will bring In people who have never been touched and money that has never been spent. A. H. Mason, president Mason Motor company Modestly claims to handle tho best line of cars In the world. Harry Rosenberg, Boar Creek or chards A canny Scotchman; budgets aro budgets to him. John Killings, .blacksmith Will use a hammer on some of tho bono heads hereabouts. Gordon Voorhtos, orchardist Ho learned the orchard game while pruning Germans In France and Bel gium. H. W. Conger, undertaker He specializes In knockers and tightwads. 1'. B. Harrison, rotirod capitalist Can qualify as tho chamber's rich uncle, : ; I '' W. E. (1U1I) Drayton, orchardist and farnior-T-Btrango to say, he don't run his ranch from tho Medford Hotel or tho University club. Ed M. White, real estator Honest and roltublo admits it himself. It. C. Young, Young's Hardware He made . his escape into this state from California about a year ago. Ho and ' Medford are both gainers thereby. Colonel Ebenescr Bull, ' Buncom, campaign manager. P. S In a few days voting blanks will he sent out to all members of the Chamber of Commerce. From FRESH VEGETABLES Green Onions Radishes Lettuce Asparagus Green Peas Bell Peppers Cucumbers Cauliflower Artichokes Tomatoes Parsley Celery Carrots Beets Rhubarb FRESH FRUITS OF ALL KINDS Delicatessen Department Wc will have a complete line of Cakes, Pies, ' Salads, Cold Meats, Cottage Cheese and maiijr other items for Saturday shoppers. Personal Attention Phone 252 Telephone Orders Given Careful Attention. H. E. Marsh GROCER Prompt Service Phone 252 Medford Center Sanitary Market U. S. Government Inspected Meats Bacon Backs, per lb.. ...25c Shortening, per lb 15c Pot Roast, per lb 15c Veal Roast, per lb 18c Picnic Shoulder, per lb 17c Fresh Shoulder Pork Roast, lb 19c Boiling Beef, per lb :....1212c Dressed Hens, per lb 25c Veal Stew, per lb..... ...15c City Pork Tenderloin Free Delivery Phone 255 ' (yfJ? MOTOR CARS We have just unloaded eight carloads of New Buick Automobiles MAY WE SHOW YOU THE LATEST . - MODELS Ask about our easy payment plan Medford Auto Co. Buick Dealers Corner Main and Holly EVERY CAR ON MAIN STREET is a Used Car THEY ALL RUN We have a particu larly good CHEV ROLET, with extra fine tires, spare of course, at a BARGAIN PRICE BUSY CORNER "MOTOR CO. PHONE 145-J F. F. BURK Opposite S. P. Depot the eighteen candidates receiving tbe highest number of votes tho nine di rectors will be selected at a final election. Colonel Bull requests that every qualified voter cut this ticket out and put It In his shirt pocket for rofcr enco when he noes to vote. Crater's Ticket Here are ft dozen and a half of Medford's leading citizens Involved In a plot to show up Southern Ore gon. When you our Chamber r-f Commerce bal'ct, l.avo this Hit at hand. And don't vote for these men. 1'hfy are c msl.lrin? to dlscloso ev erything about t.ur qulot peace-lov-'.n village nl broadcast It throne cm the republic They have sworn tc put Modfonl on the map. Shall we alio our privacy to he Invaded? Shall wo sit by Mid allow the world to talk of Meuford? no! No! NO! The following are members of tin Craters' tickivfur directors of the Chamber of Cpminirce. If you want Mtdford to sleep on, for goodness sake, don't vote for them. 1. Kd M. White, real estate. He's been selling Medford for yenrs lots cf it. ; -.: 2. Chester Barr, fruit. 100 per cent American 90 por cent for C hester and 10 per cent for the grow ers. . .. 3. A. J. Vance, malinger of the telephone company. "If you can't tell tho world, telephone." 4. C. A. Knight, orchardist. "Build more homes and get pooplo hero to till them." 5. Emll Mohr, mlno host. Uncan ny Irishman. "Budgets is biscuits with mc." 6. 3. W. Wakofleld, insurance and real estate. "Keep the home fires burning." 7. Frank De Souza, lawyer. Not the band leader, but always tooting the big horn for Southern Oregon S. Olen Arnspiger, civil engineer. 'My hobby more wator for the val ley." 9. ' W. J. Warner, postmaster and politician. "I stand for anything " 1 0. Hugh B. Rankin, forest supor. viator. "Tlller-to-Trail or Bust." 11. Hamilton Patton, Chevrolots and farm machinery. (Pd. Adv.) "To hell with Henry Ford." 12. William Young, garage man. "My motto Cooperation and ex ploitation." Wears no collar, at all. 13. F.' I. Minear, dirt farmer. ' More cows and more butter means more money." , 14. Fred h. Heetli, druggist. He fixes tightwads. 15. S. T. Richardson, clothier. Re store Governor Walt's life member ship In the Fish "and Game club. 16. Alex Sparrow, fancy stock man. "Anything to keep Diamond Lake out of Crater lake park." 17. H. S.. Deuel, dry goods. Also collars for any man. 18. Claude C. Cate, county agent "If elected, I shall abolish bugs and frost lrt the Rogue .river valley." 1 The Business Men's ticket follows V. H. Lydlard, grocerynian, one of our dependable citizens. J. H. Cochran, life insurance, an experienced and efficient business man. J. D. Rlckert, optician, well known, energetic and conscientious. J. "N.- Brownlee, lumberman prominent in the development of our really greatest asset, timber. Floyd Hart, banker; earnestly in terested in the development of the Rogue Rlvor valloy. P. M.' Kershaw, orchardist and manufacturer; public spirited worker and successful. Volney Dixon, page fence. " Every body knows him and. acknowledges that he is a live wire. Mrs. Marie (Louis) Ulrlch. We are reliably Informed that Mrs. Ul rlch, will be a real member if elected, so let's. Paul McDonald, tiros and pop Elmor B. Wilson. M. F. & H. Co, Always on tho job for tho good of tho community. N. E. Ilohall, Southern Oregon Gas Co. The way he placed gas radiators In this community last fall proves him as a salesman. M. Montgomery, Espeo agent, than which thero never was a hotter. John R. Tomlin. lunibor and box factory. Helping fill a long felt want lit the way of box shook and payrolls. J.- D. Bell.' pioneer hotel man. A willing worker for community Inter ests. , . E. P. Lawrence, Presbyterian miln Ister. Public spirited and progros slvo. . C. W. Whlllock.- Tho guiding ge nius of the Golden Rule Mercantile establishment. Robert W. Clancy, phyBtdan, or chardist. Waltor R. Bowne, Busy Corner Mo tor Co. ' . "If vou believe It. It's so." We believe tho Rogue Rlvor valloy In the great Ait place on earth and we will make the world believe it if you give us a chance. . Respectfully submitted ED. M. WHITE. Chairman F S. 0. PRESBYTERY TO BE HELD HERE GRANTS PASS, April 13. The spring meeting of tho Presbytery of Southern Oregon camo to a close Wednesday night after sessions held Tuesday afternoon and evening and all day Wednesday. A 7 o'clock din ner was served in tho church parlors, at which 186 or mora were scaled, and in tho evening was given a pag eant of India, which was participated In by more than 26 people, which won high prulso from those present. Ministers and delegates atti'iiuing tho presbytery were: ltev. L. B. Quick, Hoseburg; Rev. A. L. Rice. Klamath Falls; liev. W. L. Orny, Rogue River; liev. C. H. Hulet, Mer rill; . Rev. C. F- Koehler, Ashland; Rev. 13. P. Lawrence, Medford; ltev. C. F. Bocker, -Jacksonville; Jtov. J. K. Howard, Oakland; Rev. .1. It. Lamb, gutherllu; Rov. J. W. Angell. hocnlx; Rev. Wm. Carle. ltoguo River; Rev. F. OOrdon Hart. Grunt Pass; Rev.- Jas. A. McVeigh. Olenualo; Rev. Wm. A. Smith, retired, ItoRiie Rlvor: Rov". J. Amos, Ash hull, Sun- 'day school missionary for southern Oregon; Rev. W. L. Vannlce, stato Sunday school field missionary; Lay delegates: C. 1). Lamkin, Ashland: J. R. Cooley, Medford; A. H. Fisher, hoenlx; J. S. Martin, Rogue River; T. P. Cramer, Grants Pass, and fc..'!;.. elllwell, Uoseburg: David Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin of Roguo River, now finishing a theological course at Princeton, was received into tho Pres bytery and on his arrival hero will bo ordained, loiter In tho yenr he will enter the field ns a missionary. Rev. Aaron Wolf, formerly of Roguo River, was dismissed to the Grando Rondo Presbytery. Rev. L. n. Quick of Roscburg, was elected the' now moderator and ltev. .1. H. Lamb of Sutherland as clerk. Tho retiring moderator la Rev. J. K. Howard of Olendnlo. Tho delegate to tho general nBsemhly to bo hold In Indianapolis, Ind., In May Is Kov. Geo. H. Koehler; altornnte, Rev. Jas. A. MacVelgh. Lay delegate to gen eral assembly Is J. H. Hobbs, Merrill; alternate, Mr. Davis of Oakland. i The next -stated meeting of Pres bytery will bo held In Medford In October, with a short session in 'Mod- ford In May. Jinx Record for Friday, tlie 13th PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. Prob ably the "Jinx" day Friday the thir teenth hit Captain J. 11. Wetherall aged 75, harder than anyone else for today he was taken to the stato penitentiary at Salem to begin serving a sentence of two years, following his conviction on the charge of polygamy. Officers believed he was the oldest prisoner ever taken from here to the prison. Captain Wetherall maintained his legal wife at Sumpter, Ore., and had a "second wife" In Portland, according LOUIE'S Money Savers Sardines, large oval tin, 2 for 25 Sardines in Oil, each f f Corn Flakes, jier iktf., each..., '. j$ Bulk Rolled Oats, lb ' f Flour, Ulne Stem, 49 lb. sack... $1. .'0 Extra Special Pineapple No. 2 large can, quality guaranteed. Doss $2.60. Can .....2r Bring your Quaker Coupons to Louie and get a pr.i age Oats free. LOUIE'S Phone 271 Free Delivery Daily Report on the Crime Wave DES MOINES, Iowa, April 13.- Mrs. Delia Dlckerson, 28, was shot and killed -In hor downtown rooms here last night. . George Lowollyn, ai rested Bovoral hours later and hold by the police denied knowledge of the shooting. He was arrested on Infor mation given the police by Mrs. Vivian Dlckerson, sister-in-law of the dead woman, who says she witness ed the shooting. In Society Since 1842 Whitman's Candiei Care in selecting, the proper package of Whitman,' chocolates to fit . the occae-' n wins golden opinions. Get acquainted v th the individual merits of Sampler,- - Super Extra, the Fussy Package, Pleasure Isle id and others. The new 60c can of assorted Home Carries is a wonderful package. Heath's Drug' Storo 109 East Main Phone 84 "We are as near to you as your phone" If Ruptured Try This Free Apply It to Any llupttiro. 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You can't understand what a difference it makes when you . ask your grocer for' ' Peerless Bakery BUTTER-NUT Bread 3 Next time you order, try it You will ;v . be pleasantly surpric id (fHll ,t pi t,i i i r? i i rati m j JOB n:J Don't Endure WThose. : : Shabby wSSurfacec- Varnim Themis If there are "eyc-Hores" around your home shabby ' iillfi, scuffed and worn stairs or floors, a dull appearing chair, etc., why let' them annoy your sensibilities by looking at hem constantly T ACME QUALITY VARNISH Will Iratisform them into surfaces you will .admire!' A attlo goes far and improves tilings wonderfully. Come in and ' :t us tell you how to freshen up homo surfaces with Acmo.C . ility Varnish, Acmo Quality Floor Dressing clonna, polishes nnd rnnows varnished floors, woodwork and furniture. (Can bo used with dusting cloths and floor mops.) Crater Lake Hardware Co. L3 i; i i i to his confession. 10-18 S. Fir Phone 304
