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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1923)
MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNR MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 PAOE FIVE M NON-SUITED IN :rCIRCUlT COURT CHRIS T E - V V I ' .' ' .. - The civtt iult of fDr; jO. J,:' Johnson against , the tirst. National ianli Knd the A. Yf. Walker Auto company, all lWnnlB 'being of .this city was non suited 'in Jthe 'circuit-court Thursday afternoon, the court "ruling that Dr. Johnson had no legal groundB for suit against the bank. "The'suit 'was ba'sed upon the pur chase 'of ''a 'Peerless 'automobile ' be lbnglnfr to E. H. Lamport, and to Dr. Joltnnon through A. W. Walker. The price was J2200. Dl'.'Johnson igave a Nas'r, ,,car yalued at: $1200 . and a promissory 'note for '$1000. ' The note was sold by. Walker to the bunk, 'nnd nil but about J260 on It was paid by Dr. Johnson, , when Lamport filed a claim against the car for money due, and Dr., Johnson Was deprived, '.the complaint . alleged, of the use of the car. iir. Johnson claimed that he ten. dered the amount due on the note, but the bank refused acceptance. The matter was then carried Into court. . 'Dr. Johnson asked for the return of the value of the Nash car, money paid on the promissory note, and damages for $600 for loss of patients through Inability to:mnke professional calls. ' Got the Real Thing tv Livestock , ' '. . PORTLAND, -Ore., .Deo,.. t U.-'S, Department of Agriculture.) Cattle nominally steady; no receipts, Hogs nominally steady; receipts 87. Sheep nominally steady; receipts 4Sa Weth ers $5.600 8 00. To assist the Jackson ..County Pub- Edge lie Heaith association in1 Its sale , of h. PORTLAND, Ore,; Dee. .7. Eggs Christmas seals, the managers of the weak, pullets 3G?f3Yc; mixed colors very popular .pay dances given each ? 4c; Hennery 44 -15c delivered Saturday night nt the oriental uar. Remarkable Non-Stop .'Record of a Star Car Here Tomorrow dens' in the Natatbrlum. will give 60 of the Xmas seals to every purchaser of a $1.10 dance ticket. So that those Portland. Butter PORTLAND. Ore.. Doc. 7. Iliitterl buying Jitney tickets may also have fjrm Extra' cubes, city 4Gi4Gc; coun-l an opportunity to contribute to ine trv tiet Um,Arirra(,n 49tff34c fund, there will be a seal booth at tne... - v - - . - .... dance. The, Oriental Qardens. already l,rlntf 49,c: ctons 66c; butterfat firm, famed throughout the whole Pacific BeBt churning cream 60 4? 51c lb. t. o. coast tor tneir singe sellings, win ue, w. ruiuuuu. snerinllv 'decorated for the -occasion even the ticket bearing; the double barre'd cross of the Nati'ohnl T. B. A., Tomorrow the wives of the-' Copco men will have'eharge of the street seal sales nhd they will also sell dartce tickets. '' - - ' - These Saturday night 'dances 'have become a regular habit tor many people, lh th valley and a large- crowd la expected tomorrow night. Those 'who buy a $1.10 dance tlcltet; for 'tomorrow night will get '60c back in Chrlstnias'seals. u- - ' . "For flve'long years I suffered with- stomach trouble and what the doc-j tors called gall stone colic, and all said nothing 'but an operation would; do. me any good, A friend who had taken your medicine advised me to try It, and I found It to be the real thing. I feel better than I have In i eight year's arid'I nm praising God for' Mayr's '.Wonderful. Remedy." It is ar Blmple, harmless preparation that re. moves the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal trait and allays the In- -Humiliation which causes practically all. stomach, liver arid Intestinal ail-' ments, Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by "rill druggists. Adv. I Famed Police Dog-, Rlalto One of the finest pictures that ever cames 'to town opened yesterday at, the' Rlalto theatre, where It will com mand attention till Saturday , night. This Is. "Where the North Begins," a story of the 'north 'woods, featuring the marvelous trained dog. Rintlntin. who is so clever that one feels a man's brain must be lodged In his skull. The setting Is the far north Is a fit ting background .for the tense drama unfolded before 'the handful of mor tals living and struggling In one of the outposts and fringes of civilization, a remote Hudson Bay trading post. , The wolf-dog episodes bring out the adventurous strain in 'every spectator, and the struggle of Shad Galloway to get rd of the young French-Canadian trapper, Gabriel Dupre, and so have Felice MoTavlsh In his power. Is dramatic, bound to'provlde'a session of undisttlled entertainment in which everything else will be forgotten. ., .,. ', Poultry. ., PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. Poultry steady; heavy liens 22c; light i6c; springs 21 22c; ducks, colored 14 15c; white Peklns 'l"Ji18c; turkeys) live nominal; dressed 31 33c. . : .v . . Potatoe L, PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. Potatoes weak $1.00 ) 1.25. . Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. Wheat, hard white, bluostem, baart, soft white $1.00; western white 99c; northern; spring 9Sc; hard winter, western red 97c. , . , . ' , , -j , , Today's cap receipts Wheat 35; I flour 10; corn 1; oats 1; hay 6. Ono of the most remarkable non; rrtotor an'i non car mop runs In auto motive annals waa'complett'd Monday: noon lh Oakland by u stock motlol Star touring ciir which was driven: from Seattle to Oakland in 35 ho lira and 39 minutos. .Though maintaining a speed for tho 1001. miles traveled between genttlo 'and the Htar Motor Co. of California factory of better than 28 milen an hour,,, often making as 'high as 45 tnllea per hours, a gasoline. average of 27.'44 miles 'per gallon was obtained. The oil consumption was one nnd a half pints and but one quart of water was used. In the .Cow Creek and Wolf Creek canyons'it was necessary to run five miles per hour. The car was one which had nlrendy seen 7770 miles of service in private ownership us The sturdy 'little economy perfor mer was driven, alternately by U. V. Knwllngs, sales manager of the Dul mage Motor Co.. Star ear distributor in Seattle and by V. H. Amsbary of the same organization. This car on the return trip to Sent-, tie will arrive in Medford tomorrow nt 6:30 p. m. nnd will be on dlsplny at; the Mason Motor Co., the local deal ers, until Sunday "at N6 a. m. when It will leave for Seattle. Mr. Mason extends a cordial Invita tion to everyone to see this wonderful: cur. (7e longer you brew Gem Nut Margarine A Standard Product San Francisco Market ' SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 7. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics.) Eggs extras 50c; extra pullets 40c. OBITUARY We call attention of our readers to the nd of Gem-Nut Margarine in this Issue. An; advertising campaign jls being made on this product that Is manufactured by Swift & Co., which Is a guarantee of its being n first class article. Users of margarine, and those who have never used it are re quested to give It a trial. Grocers and dealers are requested to display and push the product dur ing the advertising campaign. (ffee fete Phone No. 1077 1A00.0OO cups were servad affile PANAMA-PACIFIC luterwitlowJ EXPOSITION Your Photos taken anytime of ilny or evenin?. ' dpon'until 8 o'clock ovciiiiiys.' , Up-Stairs Phbto and ; Art Shop 208 W. Main, over Sugar Bowl Tlie Best nt Iteaiuninble Prices i . ."- f ii. c rl IUV l'...-"! ...t. ... w,. 'QiftofQiftrhere 1 II "V uy the ' ' M Xntliinir so npiireeialeil' ns llies'e stiin nnt Diiiinoiuls. set 1 hem in any ilyle of iiionnlinn you wish. We do nil of our own mountiii;. . I'en nnd I'enoil (fifty Set, npproH'into for her or him. Our line enrries the -most satisfactory unarantee of any lino ou tho market. Iteautifu! Wlfitp (.'old Wrist Wntehes. $14.00 up. I'ully guaranteed hy us nnd tlie manufacturer. 'Asjeney for the 'Itoekford Silverware. Heavier thnn slandnrd. Lasts a life tillHV FAY e. diamond Irani i jewelry. tffl ffli 115 E. Main St. Medford, Ore. Sa 1 BONHAM Mra. Octavla Tloiiliam died at her home, December 7, aged 80 years, two months and flvo days. Funeral services will be held, at the I Perl Funeral Home Sunduy 'at 2:30 p. I It la the 'sort of "movie" worth go- I m- The Interment will bo at the I. O. Ing out of one's way to see. . O. F. cemetery, Medford. , . . .. . ' ' jrf N Shopping Spotting Goods Kg&ia i 1 . . ' . 1 Ourstbre W ch'ockfull with "Sporting Goods of every "description all 'arixiotis to find alidme with some happy, lively 'youngster or his big br'pther or sister. X FEW SUGGESTIONS f Ball Bearing Skates, Foot Balls, Basket Balls, Guns, Fishing Sods, Fly Books, 'Reels, Tennis Racquets, Boxing Gloves, Punching Bags, Base Balls, Bats, Base Ball Gloves, Hunting Knives, Fishing tackle of ail "kinds. YOUNG AMERICA enjoys nothing else "as much as "Sporting Goods for Christmas Gifts. There are hundreds of other gifts along this line too numerous to mention. Come in and look them over. Gifts of Leather for the , Whole !Family . What would be more appropriate than a Wardrobe Trunk, Suit Case, Traveling vBag, Card Case, Bill Folder and "many "other useful gifts, You will be surprised at the low prices 'on Leather Goods of all kinds. Bring the Kiddies to the Greatest Toyland in Town Fife Trucks Tricycles Story Books Bicycles "Building Blocks' Walking Dolls Games of all kinds. Sewing Machines Boats, Balls Electric Trains Musical Toys r--Small Electrio Ranges 'Dancing boils ' , that "cook faddy Kars Doll Dishes Scooters Automobiles Tinker Toys Sewing Sets Toy 'Animals Doll Buggies Toy Pistols Children's Cow Boy Chaps Children's Aluminum ; Sets Children's Cooking Utensils ' .' Puzzles Croquet Sets . Mechanical Toys MEDFORD HARNESS CO. The Sporting Goods Store THE LAlttOEST STOCK OF, TOTS BETWEEN FRIJc6 AND PORTLAND Every Article Reduced ; ... v . : : ' c Fourth Uuiied Arrtiy Stores 32 South Central Avenue h Every Article Rieduced Ail iversary Sal e 'Backward season, unforseen business conditions have rriade this a bad season for 'merchants in this line of business. The season now well advanced finds tis with a large line of winter goods on hand. Rather than carry this stock oyer We have decided to sacrifice it and give the people of Medford and surrounding country the benefit of 6Ur Fourth Anniversary Sale. Crash Go Prices Everyth Spells Economy Hurry - Hurry andi Avoid the Rush BED SHEETS 72x90 $1.50 value, for ...$1.39 PILLOWSLIPS 42x36 35c value, 'for .- ....29 STAG SHIRTS ,$5.45 value for ?4.95 $7.50 value for , $6.65 $8.95 value for ::....$7.85 ALL WOOL OVERCOATS $22.50 value. for $16,50 $14.50 value for $13.35 -UNION SUITS . $'l.45 value 'for .......$1.29 $2.95 value for:.... $2.45 $3.50 value for ...$2.85 ARMY SOAP While it lasts .", , -15 Bars for ; ...$1.00 GREY ALL WOOL BLANKETS 4-lh. ;$5.40 value, 'for $4.35 '5-lh. $7.00. Value, 'for $5.45 fi-lb $8.40 vhhtc, for $6.65 lO-lh. $14.00 value, for....$12.15 Army 0. D. 410-11).. $3.95 KHAKI PANTS $2.75 value for $2.00 $2.25 value, for ,.....$1.75 $2.00 value for :.;:$l-50 MACKINAW'S 'AND NAVY PEA COATS $10.50 value for..: $9.85' '$!).50' value fdr .....S.eS WOLVERINE BLANKETS WOLVERINE ROBES $4'.85 values :for..:::............,$3.95 $(i.00 values for '.....'...::.:$4.85 CORNED BEEF 35c value, lV-ib : 25 25e value, 1-lb 19 SLICKER COATS 2.25 value for $1.79 -Slicker. Pants, $2.00 value tor $1.59 ; GAUNTLET GLOVES $1.00 value for ...891 CORDUROY BREECHES ( . $6.00 values for !$4.59 $4.25 'value f or-....:.....:.r.:r.::.$3.75 0. D. BREECHES $5.25 value for $4.95 $4.50 value for $3.95 LEATHER VESTS 1 v $12.50 value for $10.85 $8.95 value for - ...$7:98 $7.25 value for ..........;.:....-..$6.45 Money saving price On "every article. Come and bee for yourself :"' "V : ' I With every purchase of Six Dollars ($6.00), we are going to give away 12 cakes of Tar or Rose Glycerine ,'Soap, and with every Three Dollar ($3.00) purchase 6 cakes. ' EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED !. ' ) ' '1 f United Army Stores 32 So. 'Central Ave.. .1 . !. ' U " Me'rd.-'Ore-' EVERY. . ARTICLE ? treduced7 ; I .,). I ...1 i 'III
