MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923
GOSPELTEAWIS TO ' i BRYAN SUFFERS r
FOLLOWING UN SISTER'S 8TEP8
YOUNG WIFE FREED
5 BY KLAMATH JURY
ANOTHER DEFEAT
I'AOK TWO
GobppI Iraini will hold services as
follow next Bunduy, May 20: Union
School House on tho Little 'Applo
Riito nt 3 p. m. Every one on tho
I.lttlo nnd Hlg lAunlrnato is invited
to this service. Huv. K. P. Lawrence
will hivn fhnreo rif thly tpnm. AImo
services will bo held at the Tablo I to other business today.
INDIANAPOLIS, iMay 18. With
the work of electing a moderator out
of tho way, the .general assembly of
the Prosbyterlan church In the United
States, In session here will got down
Rock school house Sunday evening; at
8 p. m., by a team 1u churgo of CaHh
Wood, Y. M, C. A. director for Jack
son county. -
Kov. Jnsoph Angel of Phoenix will
preach at the 1'reHbyterlan 'chapel at
Hutte Falls on 'Sunday evening at 8
p. m., to which service everyone
the community Is Invited.
You'll Say
He Hit It
when that big
chocolate - covered
caramel and nut
Bambino Bar ttept
up to the plate and
' twinge on that
: fast-coming appe
A Whole
Mrnl for
At this afternoon's session, the
Rev. Lewis Mudge, the stated clerk,
will report on overtures sent down to
the presbyteries by the goneral as
sembly. Dr. Charles F. WlBhart, presldont
of Wooster college, Wooster, Ohio,
was elected 'moderator at yesterday's
session after a spirited race with Wil
liam Jennings Bryan.
Capacity'Iricreased
At Lumber Mill
"Work has been completed at the
Brownloe-Olds Lumber . company
which enabled them to start the sec
ond side of tho mill on Thursday.
This not only increased the number
of ! employees, but greatly Increases
the production of lumber,. both sides
of the mill having a capacity of from
100,000 to 125,000 feot per day.
The Jogging camps uro supplying
plenty of logs, tho big pond at tho
mill being well filled.
.PARIS The three leading French
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KLAMATH FATXS. Ore.. May 18
Mrs. Mabu Nichols, 23 year old wlfo
of W. F. "Nichols of Ellensburg,
Wash., was acquitted late yesterday
by a Jury 'which deliberated forty
five minutes on evidence adduced at
her trial for the killing last Decem
ber at Summit stage station of Rob
ert Oreer, who she alleged Induced
her to desert her husband and five
yenr-old daughter.
Earlier yesterday Mrs. Nichols on
the stund told of being abducted
from her home by Oreer "and taken
to Bend,- Ore., and later to the stage
station in "Klamath county, where she
snot him In a quarrel when ho do
clnred he would - force her ' into
night life. .
IS
Dester Cummlngs of Chicago who Is
rivalling his Bister, Edith Cummlngs,
airplane manufacturers and the) noted woman golfer, for honors. His
French government were ordered by
French civil courts to pay f, 600,000
francs to Robert EBnault-Pelterle,1 In
ventyr,or the steering and stabilizing
control known as tho "joy atlck," jfo.r
infringement of his patent. ,
playing so far- this year will rank
him high In Intercollegiate" meets nnd
ho Is likely to be the mainstay of the
Tale team with absence of Jesse
SweeUer. '"' '''''. ".....,
According to tho ronort recolved
from Homo Sonice Headquarters of
me salvation, Army there has been
approximately J1500 raised which is
half the amount needed for the main
tenance of the local work for the
coming year. . ,
' There wi.'t bo a ' tag' day held to
morrow at which time the Salvation
Army representatives will be station
ed at the principal corners fo dispose
of tags. It Js the desire of the Sal
vation' Army officials to wind. up the
cnmpalgn . by Monday or Tuokday at
tho latest. 'There are several friends
of the army -who have, not yet been
Been and who hovo not yet mo)lod In
their check or their pledge card and
by the time. these returns have been
received, it is expected that the quoin
will be almost cached.
EUGENE, Ore. May 18. Mayor
Peterson,' City Attorney O. H. Foster
and Chief of Poice Christensen yes
terday tendered their resignations to
the Eugene city council to take effect
May 28.' No public statement was
made as to the reason tor this action
but It 1b generally known that there
has been friction, In the .council over
the reappointment by the mayor, of
roster and Christensen at the first
of the present year.'
WCHITO '
Mr. Roe Gordon of Beagle left
Monday for Wallowa to stay with his
daughter Olllo.
Mr. French and . Mr. Sanderson
have been helping Mr. Lucus build
.their sheep dipping vat.
Mrs. Chapman,, Ella and Victor
Chapman attended the play at tho
.high school at Moonvllle.
Mr. Copley will leave shortly to go
to work with his team. ....
Mr. and Mrs. George Stacey and
Mr.., Sanderson .drove their sheep up
Tuesday to Mr. Lucas to dip. .
Earl Case has sold all . his wood
in the tree and will fell tho trees.
Mr. Hull of the Modoo was up to
W. C. Chapman's Saturday.
Seven young men have taken up
homesteads on the upper Evans creek
district thlB winter and spring.
Mr. ,C. S. Sanderson', .of Central
Point,- made a trip to the Meadows
the past week. , ,
Clare Vinson, who is working near
Phoenix, was home Sunday to visit
his paronts.
- .Claude Chapman and family were
out from Medford to visit home
folks Sunday. . . ... ..
, Snm Gordon, who Is working at
Klamath Falls was home the past
week visiting friends in Beagle and
Antloch and left Monday to return,
SHELL Gasoline is
aheavydutymotor
; fuel"on the job"where '
the grades are steep "
and tie going is rough.
It has power for every
purpose. Put it to the
severest tests and
you'll never find it
c wanting.
SHELL COMPANY 1
) OF CALIFORNIA
WOOD
' : ' t. '
We save you . money on Manznnlta,
Oak, Fir and Pine, Call
VAN FLEET, Phone 745-J
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRFST-O-UTB BAlTKRl
STATION
"Friendly Service" '-- Phone DOS
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May 14
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Your Place the
Easiest Way
YOU WILL FIND IT A PLEASURE TO USE THE GOOD TOOLS OFFERED AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
j Steel Rake, waxed handle...:..$1.3D Grass Shears '. .45 Dandelion Puller .1,25
Grass Hook, saw steel .75 '"Hedge Shears 1 2.25 Turf Edger 1.30
The highest grade Red Rubber Hose, Rainbow brand, per ft....20o
Remember our prices are subject to 5 CASH DICOUNT. . ,
MEDFORD FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO.
PAINT V?
BRIGHTEN UP
Your Home DURING CLEANUP WEEK
Wo Have Some Attractive Values in
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER
' Your selection in colors and shades of Paints and stains. A wide
variety of Designs and Tints of Wall Paper.
THOMPSON, THE PAINTER
126 N. Front St. - , Phone 464
WARM
WEATHER BRINGS FLIES
Begin the Faint-Up, Glean-Up Campaign by
screening your windows and doors. We can
make to order
SCREEN DOORS WINDOW SCREENS
' ."EVERYTHING IN WOOD WORK"
WINDOW GLASS
TROWBRIDGE
CABINETWORKS
Cor. Grape and 10th .- Medford
4I7.Y ITn' During-
T LX-Up Clean-Up Week"
We're at your service in our new
location at' 19 ' North Fir Street. -
SHEET METAL-JIot airlicating, skylight and roof work.
Down spouts' and gutters... Slowcrs " and ventilating
systems. ' , . . ,' ... , "- '
PLUMBING High class fixtures, all plmlibing jobs. .
HEATING Ilot water and steam heat Areola systems. -Phone
620 for Prices or Estimates '
MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL CO.
Beautify J,'S. !
During the "Paint-Up, Clean-Up" Campaign
When you clean up jour yard, why not plant Flowers
We can supply you bedding plants' of the finest quality.
No investment can bring more real pleasure throughout the
year than an investment in Flowers.
MADDOX & BONNEY
1005 East Man St.
Phone 374
DON'T FORGET YOUR CAR
DURING CLEAN-UP WEEK
We Have the Most Modern, Complete
CAR WASHING RACK 'IN SOUTHERN OREGON
Steam and warm water cleans motors and washes
off grease'1 and dirt.
Let Us Handle Your Next Job
Prnof fl T BATTERY & ELECTRIC SHOP
1 1 Cai-U-Llie Remington and Willits
114 N. Front St. Telephone 903
Clean Up Your Ranch
Discard tho old dilapidated fences and install a good PAGE
FENCE. Place your order while our present stock lasts. Later
factory shipments will cost you more.
Mako your reservation now and wc will save you money.
GADDIS & DIXON
Phone 268
34 N. Riverside
MAYORS
CLEAN-UP
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS: It bai been the ' usual custom to set aside a
cleanup week (Turing the early Spring of each year, bo that our
City will present the bent appearance during the summer season,
nd ;
WHEREAS: v It Is of the utmost Importance thnt this work
be accomplished at once for the proper protection ot the health of
our Cltlicns, as well as to eliminate every possible tire hazard
during the dry months ot the year.
NOW THEREFORE, aa Mayor ot Modford, I ask for the
prompt cooperation of every clttcen during Cloan-l'p Wook, In
cleaning up and removing all rubbish, tin cans, garbage and other
refuse matter from on and around tholr premises; thereby elim
inating all the natural Incubators for tiles. Also to remove any
shacks or unsightly buildings, paint up other buildings so l.i'H
possible, cut all weeds and grass from lots and park strips, payl n
particular attention to vacant property.
And further to take a special interest In helping to make our
City the cleanest, healthiest and most attractive place In which
to live.
' E. C. GADDIS', Mayor.
During the Opening Week, of the - Paint-Up,' Clean-Up
' Campaign, we will bffer
SPECIAL PRICES
on
DRAPERY, CURTAIN AND RUG (V
CLEANING .... Yt;
Quick careful work expert cleaning ofthe'; !
J finest of garments Phone 244 " - U
R.B.HOLLGPETER
DRAFTSMAN AND BUILDER
Plans for all buildings.
' Tile work' and store fronts a specialty.
A good show window is your best means of advertising
Why not a tile front?