HEDFORB STSIE TRIBUNE. 5TEDFORIJ, OlSOtf "SKWKXY; STOYESmER 23. 192.1
PXSS THUEE
TALENT WOMAN
TO PLANT FLOWERS
When Mrs. . C, Williamn of Talent
planted petunias in (rant of her resi
dence On the Pacific Highway, little,
did she realize that she was planting
the seed for a movement in Jackson
county to get every property owner
on this highway to plant flowers and
shrubbery. .
The directors of the Medfprd Cham
ber of Commerce have authorized the
appointment of a committee, which
will be expected to furnish the leader
ship and guidance for a constructive
movement to beautify the Pacific
Highway in Jackson county. The
committee will confer with every civic
organization In the various counties
with a view of having each a9ume the
responsibility of calling upon the own
ers of property in a certain section
and requesting them to plant petunias
or perennial shrubs. -
The residents of Talent, during the
past few years, have clearly demon
strated the value of a concerted effort
to plant flowers and every tourlBt
passing there has been Impressed with
the civic pride of the locality. It Is a
very good publicity medium and the
directors of the Medford Chamber are
desirous of extending this method of
advertising by getting the entire
length of the Pacific Highway in Jack
son county planted,
It was the Intention of the Fair asso
ciation to ulaiit their frontage to petu
nias last year and the plans were of'
fered them by H.'R. Nye of Talent, but
lack of funds and a late Btart prevent
ed them from so doing. Provisions
have been made for planting the Fair
grounds' frontage, next year.
B.F;
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ADDRESS AT ELKS
The annual memorial service of the
Elks will be bold at the Elks' Tem
ple next Sunday, December 2nd, at
2:30 o'clock, with Attorney B. F. Mul
key of Portland delivering the main
address. Attorney Mulkey Is a former
district attorney and a well, known
resident of this county. A musical
program will be given, also the lodge
ritual for the occasion.
To know
how good m cigarette
realty ean do made
vou must Irv aV-
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"Growers In this section are at
tempting to solve the puzzle which
permits the sale of apples at 10c each
in Milwaukee, Wis., while the -grower
here did not obtain more than 60c tor
a full box containing approximately
180 apples," says a telegraphic dl
Bpatch from Walla Walla, Wash.
"This spark of suspicion has ; been
fanned into flame again by the public
announcement of a local business
man, who, in an affidavit executed
before a notary public, swears he pur
chased in Milwaukee, Wis., apples for
which he paid 10c each apples, the
packing ot which showed they were
shipped by a local concern, and also
were of a grade known as "C" grade,
or the next thing to culls. Growers
and packers assert that 15c to 20c per
box would be a big price for this par
ticular grade to the grower this sea
son, but for sake of argument are
willing to admit the grower might
have received G0c for them under cer
tain circumstances."- ,
Bing cherry trees, the finest ever.
Eden Valley Nurcery. Phone 880-J-2.
tf
Mrs. Irene DeLosh returned today
from an extended trip in southern
California, during which she visited
with friends In Los Angeles.
Who pays the agent, you or the
other fellow f Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone 680-J-2.
Al4. and Mrs. Leland Brophy at
tended the O. A. C.-U. of O. game
Saturday, and motored back to Med
ford Sunday.
For Sale Qet your Thanksgiving
turkeys. Your choice 25 to 28c lb.
See them. 1136 W. Tenth. Tel.
42-J-2. ,212
The regular home coming ot the
Ladies' Aid Boclety ot the M. E. church
wilt be held In the league room of the
church tomorrow afternoon. TSie
East Bida circle 'Will have charge of
the program and will serve refresh
ments. A disc wheel will be a special
feature. All members and friends are
cordially invited to. come and bring
something for the table. l
Art exhibit at the Winter Fair,
Ashland, Dec. 8, ,7,. 8, 9. 214
Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt re
turned Sunday from Eugene where
they had driven to see the football
game Saturday. ,
Phonographsl See Launspaeh. tt
W. E. Crews, state corporation
commissioner, who underwent a tonsil
operation in a Salem hospital last Fri
day, expects to be back at his desk' in
the corporation department the first
of this week.
' Diamond coal briquets. Hansen
Coal Co., Phone 239. 214
Mr. and Airs. F, Corning Kenly and
son Granger returned yesterday after
a several weeks visit In Chicago wun.
friends and relatives. .
Flowering shrubs,, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursery- Phone
680-J-2. tf
Frank Doremus returned today
after an extended trip to New York
City and way stations, during which
he attended the Harvard-Princeton
and Yale-Princeton football games as
well as the Stanford-California game
In Berkeley last Saturday. '
The. football game between Asn-
land and Medford that is to be played
at the high school athletic field in
Ashland Thanksgiving day will begin
promptly at 2 o'clock so as to allow
the crowd from Medford time to drive
home to their dinners. There Is some
discussion of Betting i the time even
earlier and if this is decided upon
notice will appear In the papers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomtm returnea
today after a ten days visit In San
Francisco. .
Luatf
STRIKE
'ITS TOASTED"
The very thing
a Brownie
'.This easi!y-w6rked, Eastman-made
camera is just
what your youngster wants.
Arid Brownie prices start at
$2.00 so he can have one.
Bring your youngster in' and
see if hiscyes don'tglisten at the
very sight of these splendid pic-lure-makers.
Autographic Brownies Z9. 00 up
Medford
Book Store
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Ptr4er4 i
DANCE FLOOR
WAX
aire smooth, elid
ing finish to h r i
or soft-wood floors.
HO ACID, GREJLSB
OK DCST.
T n r druggist hu
It If not. no us
stamps, 76o for one
pound package.
CI.HUCK.
WOOOWAKO
BB.VQ O
OBITUARY ,
HARRELL The funeral services
for the late William A. Harrell, who
passed away at a hospital in Berkeley,
Cat., early Saturday morning and
whose body arrived In Medford Sun
day, will be held at the Conger chapel
at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday. The services
will be attended by the local Woodmen
of the Wclrid and 1. O. O. F. of which
he was an esteemed member. Mr. C.
E. Wilson will deliver the address at
the chapel. , ...
Interment In J. OvO; Fcemetery.
Notice. s '.
By order of Noble Orand, Medford
Lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F will meet
at the Odd Fellows hall at 1 o'clock
p. m. 'tomorrow, Nov. 27th, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
Brother W. A. Harrell. All brothers
turn out. 3. D. DEMMER, Secy
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Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many friends
for their assistance during our recent
bereavement and also for the beauti
ful floral offerings.
CHARLIE ROSE.
BERT ROSE.
GLADYS ROSE.
Notice W. O. W.
Medford Camp No. 90, will give the
first dance ot the season -Thursday
eve., Nov. 29. - Good .time assured..
Everybody come-. , 214
Notice to Subscribers '-
All our carrier boys are supplied
with whistles with Instructions . to
blow them when delivering papem
We will esteem it a special favor if
you will report to us when the boys
do not blow whistles or if there Is any
Irregularity in the delivery ot your
paper. tf
DETROIT Tadeo Suganuma of
Japan, 21 years old, won the Interna
tional 18.2 Junior balk line billiard
championship by defeating Jean
Bruno of Austria, 800 to 211 In 19
innings.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SCRAPPING U. S.
BATTLESHIPS 10
YIELD A PRORT
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. Work
already done at the New York and
Philadelphia navy yards on the Borap.
ilng of four uncompleted vessels on
thir ways under the. treaty limit
ing naval armament Indicates that the
assignment ot this task to these yards
will yleid the government about $30,-
) more than would have been re
ceived Jf the ships had been sold for
the highest approved bids made for
them by civilian companies.
The work of cutting the South Da
kota and Indiana to shipping sizes Is
progressing more rauWty . and vrith
iesa difficulty in the New York yard
at Brooklyn, the navy department an
nounced today, thart was anticipated
by the experts who figured on the job
for various companies. ' Bids were
opened Friday for the remaining six
battleships scheduled far Bate to he
scrapped under the treaty. They in
cluded the Michigan, Minnesota and
Kansas at the Philadelphia yards; the
Vermont and Nebraska at the Mare
Island, Ca... yard and Delaware at
the Boston yard. .
Meeting Talent
Irrigation District
The vote in the Talent District hav
ing resulted favorably to the exten
sion system, a meeting la hereby
called Cor the farmers and others
interested in the Griffin Creek unit to
meet at the North schoolhouse Jn said
Orlftin Creek section at the hour of
8:00 oVlck tomorrow, Tuesday even
ing. Nov. 27., 1923. A notary will be
on hand and the necessary papers will
he provided for making short work of
the preliminary organization. Do not
fall to be on hand if Interested.
T
SLAIN BY YEGGS
POLICE BELIEVE
CHrCAGO, Nov. . Twentyfouv
hours since the body of Freeman
Louis Tracy, a student of political
economy and a member ot the Klec
trloal Workers union, although a well
paid technician, was found on a
south side street early yesterday with
a bullet hole In the head,, police still
were without a. solution the mys
tery. Tracy, 23 years old, until recent)y a
student of political economy at the
University of Chicago, still lived in
the university district and his body
was found near the campus. He had
dropped hts work at the university
for a $600 a month position with the
Commonwealth Edison company in
one ot Ita power plants in .South Chi
cago but was said to have been in
tending saving money for a broader
course at a later time.
Although he was said to have been
a royal member of the electrical
workers' union, the police found noth
ing, to indicate any labor trouble.
They turned to the old theory ot
jealousy, but nothing Jn the shape ot
a clue developed, notwithstanding the
correspondence with several young
women, one ot them a minister's
daughter and a married aoman
whose letters Indicated a, long platonic
friendship, it was said.
Detectives 'finally held the most
plausible theory to be that he was
picked up by kidnaping bandits and
killed when he resisted robbery and
his body tossed out of an automobile.
His hat was found & tew blocks from
the spot where the body was found.
FRANK MILLER !S
PRIZE WINNER AT
G TURKEY SHOOT
The turkey ehoot held; yesterday at
Hollywood orchards bo fnr as the
crowd was concerned was a great suc
cess. The crowd enjoyed themselves
and a great many fans left with a fat
prize, and with the doterml nation to
duplicate their marksmanship on
Thanksgiving day at a larger shoot
which will tie held at the same spot.
.Frank, Aflller, well known Jn Jack
son county &s an expert rifle shot
carried away the high hoiuws of the
day by winning live prize turkeys.
WASHINGTON V. C Represen
tative Tlnkham, republican of Massa
chusetts, announced he would intro
duce a resolution at the coming ses
sion of congress calling for aa inves
tigation of the anti-saioor league by
a special hnure committee.
CoolldQe Orders Probe.
WAjS MS NGTON , NoV Investi
gation by the department ot justice
into the legal phases of the c&so of
Charles 1 Craig, comptroller of New
York City, placed by l-Astterat Judge
Mayer to sixty days In jail tor con
tempt of court, leas been Grdced by
President Coolidgo.
DUCK SUPPER FOR
i-8'S AT LOCAL
Due to the efforts of ttvs four
champion ouch hunters of the teglon.
Fred Hhvffel, Warren Butler, Seeley
Halt attd U C, aarlock tlie
will be Borved a tteat at the avvfkory
Wednesday evening. These com
rades irert succamfa In securing a
Kod bag f iuc(c Sunday Cur the
dinner, Vmmenlnteiy preceding the
eowJ'errintf of the Initiation on eight
or tea candidates
It i thought that enrh vaTidtdivte,
after partaking ot duclc wings will be
able to make the trip to lirest with
out the aid of a de Haviiand.
WOMEN! DYE IT
H FOR 15c
Skirts Kimonos Draperies
Waists Dresses Giagharas
Coats Sweaters Stockings
JSamondDy
Don't wonder whether you fan dye or
tint suwessuli$ hec&uge oerect lioma
iv vt $VkW aui wi.a Oivoowt
tyestt even if you bate wf dywd b
iore, JJjU'jis have aXl colors, li'irec-
COLDS
Break a Cold Right Up with
'tape's Cold Compound"
Take two tablet every Uireo hours
luti) three dunes are taken. The first
doao always gives relief. Tiw aeooad
awl third doaea cotnptt(y bre&k up the
cold. Pleasant and sate to take. Con
tains no quinine or opiate. Millions
use "Pape1 Coh Compound." I'riee,
ttiirty-ttv eenta. Druggwte gu&i&ntec it.
Home Grown
20c Bag Sage 20c Bag
Ron!, sh'ovig, avomntic leaf sage f ot the TIIANKS
(5IVIW TURKEY adds zest to the dressing.
Buy a bag to&ay slid, be
THANKFUL
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Heath's Drug Store
109 E. Main St. Phone 884
We are as near to you as your telephone
Heath, Itlann &ad Heath
FOB SALE Good steady work team
with chain harness. Guy W. Hen
shaw. Talent. 216
FOR SALE Six Mitchell ladders,
new lost summer, new picking bags,
60 feet high pressure spray hose.
Ouy W. Rensha-w, Talent. 1 218
FOR SALE One Hottentot - heater
for wood or com. 229 Laurel St. tf
FOR RENT -Rooms for light house
THANKSGIVING
FANCY CHEESE
Imported Edam
Imported Roquefort
Imported Swiss
American Swia
" Parmesan Grated
- Camembert
v Cream Brick
Pineapple
Only two more days until Thanksgiving. But
plenty of time to do your shopping. Our
store is filled with all the good things
needed for this home coming
Fresh Vegetables
Fancy Fruit and Nuts
in Redwood Boxes
Raduhes
Lettuce
Green Onions
Parsley
Bell Peppers
Artichokes
Orange
Bananas
Lemons
Grape Fruit
Cauliflower
Egg Plant
Tomatoes
, B. Sprouts
Sweet Potatoes
Parsnips
Cabbage
Carrots
Cucumbers
Green Beans
Fresh Fruit
NEW NUTS
Walnuts
Brazils -Pecan
Filberts
Almonds
Chestnuts
Shelled Nuts
Salted Nuts
Pomegranates
Persimmons
Cranberries
Eating Apples
Tokay Grapes
Cooking Apples
Cocoanuts
Glace Fruit in
one-pound boxes
Boiled Cider
Crystalized Ginger
Preserved Ginger
Anchovies
Mushrooms
Caviar
Marrons .
Truffles
Pate de Foies Gras
Anchovy Paste
Holiday Boxes Extra Fancy Apples
FRESH HOME-MADE CAKES :: EXTRA LARGE OYSTERS
I Home-Made Fruit Cake Home-Made Plum Pudding Home-Made Mince Meat i
; p Heinz Sc Libby's Plum Pudding Heinz & Libby's Mince Meat
v " Candied Cherries, Pineapple, Citron, Orange Peel and Lemon Peel
. . .. s
All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person,
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Phone 252 ; w -Personal Attention Prompt Service & i s Phone 252
H. E. MARSH
Store Open Wednesday Evening
Closed All Day Thursday
GROCER
SEE WINDOW
Store Open Wednesday Evening
Closed Aii Day Thursday
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keeping.-' 910 -N. UarUett.- . .