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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO OX, TTI ITT? SPAY, MAY 17, 1023
PXGE THREE
For Sale
Special Low Price
i For Cash
1 Used Sprayer, guaran
i teed 300 lbs. pressure, 4
Bordeau nozzles.
1 Used Sprayer coming in
; 4 II. P., cheap for cash.
1 13 inch Ensilage Papec
cutter, like new (money
talks.)
jl 2-Bottom McKay Disc
v ' Plow, make a price and
; take it. I -
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Thos. I. Temple
.221 N. Fir St., Medford, Ore.
kDr. Jud Rickert
AXI OPTICIAX
308 Knst Main Street
AO DROPS USED
For Snlo Ily
THE AUTO srPPMT CO.
N. Unrtlett St.
For rent, for sale, no smoking, no
hunting, rooms for rent and other
cards carried in stock and for sale at
(bis office. tf
tElbert "Irish" Coleman spent yes
torday flailing on Hig llutte creok and
although no roiKrt of his success has
as yet been received it is believed that
he Would lUlVO cantllreH l nn ffuh
as Jack Heath did the day before had
ho had a lariat, lloath caught two
and dived in after a third which slip
ped from his hand as he was taking it
off the hoop. Ho was assisted by
Loon Lawton. but tha fish Mrniuul
them. .
Newcomb has 16-lnch slabwood at
$1.75 per tlor, at much as you want,
three tier or ovor. Also plenty of dry
mill blocks. Order early. Phone 631.
For a limited timo only c genuine
Autostrop razor complete for one do.
lar. Medford Pharmacy. 47
The Paront-Teachors association of
the Washington school will meot in
regular session for the last meeting of
the year. Mrs. Lawrence will have
charge of the program as follows:
Playlet, Mrs. Conodo's room; harp
solo, Esther Palmor; reading, Mrs.
Wilcox; piano solo, Miss Drose. Each
member Is urged to be present as final
plans for the big carnival which will
bo held Juno 1 will be announced at
this time.
One less thing to worry about If you
carry Hail Insurance with Holmes
"The Insurance Mnn." 48
It costs less than ever before to pro
tect yourself against loss by hail. See
Holmes, the Insurance Man. 48
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Root of this city
are guests at the Imperial hotel In
Portland.
Genuine Bosch Magneto partB and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. tf
All kinds of rough and rirnaanil lmn.
ber. Wallace Wood. Dhone 108. 711
East Main.
The St. Mark's Men's club met last
night in tha Parish hall anH vnn at
tended by about 35 members. The
Phoenix quartet gave three nleaaina
numbers. Professor V. C. Rnl mnr nf
tho Talent Experiment Station gave n
very interesting talk on -Japan and
told of his experiences in that country.
ho stated tnat while on his tour of the
Orient that he visited the same vicin
ity where Americans were recently
kidnaped by the Suchow train bandits.
Following Mr. Reimer's talk the ladles
served delicious refreshments.
Do not buy an electric washer until
we have demonstrated the new Mav.
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Co. tt.
Brown has lots of gloves and travel
ing bags. 48
A definite and systematic attempt
to secure a cannery for the territory
adjacent to Grants Pass is now taking
form and already some encourage
ment has been received. During the
past week representatives of an established
the county looking over possibilities
of a nlant and are .nnRliiprtnfr oninr.
ing this field. Grants Pass Courier.
Your complexion Is one of beauty's
greatest charms; keen its youthful
appearance. Medford Beauty Shop.
I'lione 1S1-L,. , 4ft
Wonderful dlsrmn nr
In earscrews just opened up at The
Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 50
Amonff thn fnrmpr Xforifafrl l.ttr.
school students at the University of
amornia wno graduated yesterday
with the record class of 2425 students
are Misses Helen Brown and Mabel
Hartley, and Sharon Merriman. Thi
lattor who is a law student and was
student body president of Medford
high school in 191!), will continue his
work in college next year, intending
to take post graduate work in law at
tho University of California or clso
where. Milk and cream 4it DeVoe's. t(
SEATTLE, May 17. Resolutions
formulating a state wide movement
for the encouragement of better mo
tion picturo films were ready for pre
sentation today at the anual conven
tion hero of the Washington state
branch, national congress of Mothers
and fareiit-Toachor associations. Tho
resolutions; prepared by tho Scnttlo
Parent-Teacher council, urged estab
lishment of n film library, "that will
serve all groups and communities in
their selection of films; and co-opoi-atlon
with manufacturers in efforts
to improve tho standard of screen
productions.
More than S5C ac'iegates to the
convention had registered up to noon
today and moro were expected to ar
rive during tho afternoon. Tho con
vention closes with tho election of
officers tomorrow.
Speakers today included John II.
Lyons, supervisor of music in tho
Tacoma public schools; MIbs Maud
Wilson of the Washington State col
lege extension service and Dr. E. O.
Hollands president of Washington
Mate college Balloting for the nom
inatlon, of officers proceeded during
the day.
OF
DES MOINES, Iowa, May 10. Fred
Fletcher and Jack Haines, arrested
here early today by the police after a
sonsational chase in automobiles, aro
sotisht in Spokane, Wash., in connec
tion with tho slaying of a deputy sher
iff. Chief of Detectives Tom Tetit, of
tho local polico force, announced this
afternoon. Ho said the men aro known
on tho coast us Thomas Waltun and
George P. Hurt.
(Reported by Jackson County Abitraot Co.,
aixm oireet ana uentral Avenue.J
Circuit Court
L. R. McAnnls et al,vs. Herman
Abercrombio. For money.
Rogue Ilivcr Hardware Co. vs. C.
B. Hendricks. Motion. Order dis
missing. Gus Newbury vs. A. W. Walker ot
al. Cost bill.
Glen Fabrick vs. Great Westorn
Manufacturing Co. Cost bill.
Citizens Bank of Ashland vs. Geo.
G. Hewitt. Motion.
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WE DEVELOP YOUR FILMS
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MEDFORD PHARMACY
Phone 10
Watch Tomorrow's Tribune
for an
Important Announcement
by the
Mason Motor Co.
Real Kslato Transfers
F. E. Bybeo to Camilla E.
.. Owen.. Land In Sees. 16 17,
20, 21, 22, 2S, 29, 30 31, 32,
33. Twp 38 S., II. 2 East
and in Sec. 0, Twp. 39 S., R.
2 east $17,000
Esther M. Sanderson et vir to
George Hiller Merrltt. Land .
in D. l. C. 52, Twp. 37 S., R . .'.
2 West ! ""10
F. H. Cook to John O'Connor
et ux. West half of SE., E.
half of SW. Sec. 33, Twp. 3G,
S., R. 1 east ;
Sheriff to Abigail R. Smith
Land in Sec. 8, Two. 37 S.,
R. 1 East r 48S
J. H. Bellinger ot ux to Leonie
D. Schmitt. W. 40 feet lot
18, block 2, Newtown addi
tion, Medford
Leonie D. Schmidt fit vir to Au
brey G. Smith. West 40 feet
lot 18, Block 2, Newtown
addition, Modford
'City of Medford to Aubrey G.
, Smith. West 40 feot lot IS,
block 2, Newton addition,
Medford 100
Harry R. Barnard ot ux to W.
' S. Koe. S. half ot SW. of
NV. Sec. 5, Twp 39 S., R. 1
" East
Henry Trumblcy et ux to J. E.
Verdln. East half of tract
5, Riverside Tracts ,..
Gcorgo T. Collins to Rosa Col
lins. Lot 1, Block 1. High
land Park addition to Med
ford Sterling C. Minnlck to Ella
Minnlck. Land In Sec. 30,
Twp. 3(1 8., R. 2 West
First National Bank of Ash
land to Charron M. Staples.
Lot on Oak street, Ashland..
J. G. Norton to D. O'Toolo et
ux. Land In Sec. 5, Twp. 39
S., R. 1 East
SPOKANE, May 10. Thomas Wal
ton and Goorgo P. Burt, arrested today
In Dos Moinos, Iowa, are wanted hero
in connection with the shooting re
cently of Deputy Sheriff Dick Cashatt,
who was woundod after ho had ar
rested Walton. Polico hero also do
claro that the men have been Identi
fied as escaped convicts from San
Quentin penitentiary, California,
where they were serving sentences
for murder.
Deputy Sheriff Cashatt is recover
ing from WaHon's bullett. Ho arrest'
ed Walton three weeks ago after Miss
Gladys Homer, whom ho had taken
for a rldo, had become frightened and
Jumped from his automobile, fractur
ing her skull. She Is still in a danger
ous condition, It was said today.
Aftor Walton had fled with Haines
in another automobile, iwliro bore an
nounced that they discovered both ma
chines, togethor with a quantity ot
goods found in the ono Walton aban
doned, had been stolen here.
IN FLOODS NEAR
LITTLE ROCK. Ark., May 16. Two
porsons drowned made up the known
death toll today of the floods which
followed tho torrential rain storm
which overspread Arkansas Monday
night, causing a number ot small
streams to overflow aud spread ovor
farm lands with resultant dainago.
Near Hober Sprlpgs, Dave Hooton,
a fanner, was drowned and a negro
lost his life near Graysona.
Willie several small streams have
reached the highest stages on record,
according to unofficial reports, tho
general situation was not regarded as
serious as in the previous ' "flood''
years.
The settlement of Libby was soveral
feet under water today but all resi
dents wero safe. Traffic' on the MIs-
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ADMIRAL CHESTER DEFIES
EUROPE ON TURK OIL GRANT
If -
Rear Admiral Colby Mitchell Ches
ter, U. S. N retired, holder of "the fa
mous billion dollar concession In the
Anatolian oil field which threatens to
precipitate a further Near Eastern
embrogllo, granted last week by the
Turkish parliament.
f I from the 1
factory
FRESH
4V T O B AC C O J
Cuajmnteed by
sour! and North Arkansas railroad be
tween Searcy aud lieber Springs was
cut off.
The Saline river has covered farm
lands in some places twenty feet deep.
Forest l'lrcs Near Duliitli.
DUI.UT1I, Minn., May 1 C Reports
from tho several forest anil lruh
fifes burning 111 the fltuto and Supe
rior national forests of mu-thweKtern
Minnesota today indicated that the
rangers with nrrival of nddithmul
guards from Dulutli and Iron Range
points, hud tho flumes in hand.
Get the soft paper poncn tablets for
school at this office. tf
TUTS DISCOVERER
LONDON, May 17. (lly Associated
Press). Tho Eurl of Carnarvon, dis
coverer of the tomb og King Tiiten
hhuimm left un estato of $398,927, It
developed when his will was up for
probate toddy. Ho bequeathed his
race horses and his personal estate to
his wife. This Includes his collection
of Fgyptiun treasures, regarding
which the only stipulation 1b that If
she decides to sell it the British
meusoum be given the first refusal for
20,000 and the Metropolitan museum
of New York the next chance.
Among bequests to friends and rela
tives Is a gift of 500 to Howard
Cartor, American associate of Lamar
von in the Tutcnbliamun discoveries.
Better Dick un soma or ma nrtnt
paper on rolls for wrapping goods and
Bave money. Cornea with cores In It
to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper
than wrannlng caper. tf
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Fundamental
Principle
To make only tires of the fjreatest value,
and to sell diem at the fairest price has
always been the basic policy of Goodrich.
The success of Silvertown Cords is conclu
sive proof of the soundness of this principle.
Silvcrtowns embody all that must be in tires.
Goodrich makes only the one grad-?of Cord
tires. The reputation of Goodrich is valued
too highly to permit the name to appear on
a tire which might fall short of its users
rightful expectations.
In this way Goodrich keeps faith with the
millions who trust to Silvcrtowns for full
value and economy of service. Your Good
rich dealer sells Silvcrtowns in every size.
His stock is new and fresh.
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They will pose for. YOU in new, snappy. Wil-Wite Swim
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Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co.
327 E. Main Street
Saturday afternoon, 3 to 4 o'clock Saturday evening, 8 to 9
They are shapely girls Come early and get close to the windows, but do not break them
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