Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 20, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr I l i MEDPOftD MAIL TRTBTTSTE, MEDFORD, OnEfiOSV WEDNESDAY, FEBTCTTATCY 20, 1024 PAGE THREE HUE I Blanche Sweet in "Anna Christie" Grafting Supplies Make Your Own : r- -- Wax Pot and Heater .j"- ARE TURNED IN BY GRAND JURY WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH SPECIAL His HEAVY METAL OIL BOWLS AND HEAVY BURNER3 TOGETHER , WITH FELT WICKS so Ydu, can Construct, your own wax' heater;at a ' " Vi. .... SMALL COST. ', -- Monarch Seed 6 Feed Co. .323 East Main . ., . ..t. Phone 260 , - "The Farmers' Service. Station", ... .. . WE DO COMPLETE OVERHAULING AND REBUILDING There comes a time In the life ot every niDtor whon minor repairs, adjustments, tikering and patch work do not pay. That's when you need complete overhauling or rebuilding. We are splendidly equipped to give you prompt and efficient service, right now. . ,.... DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF You're paying the cost of Reconditioning In. wasted oil and gas alono. . ... . i The expense of operating your car with cylinders in a worn and scored condition Is greater than the cost of Reconditioning and Com plete Overhaul. Hut the waste of gas and oil Is not the only thing to bo considered. , The following troubles are all directly due to worn cylinders. Loss of Power. Imperfect Compression. . ' Low Gasoline Mileage. Waste of Oil. Excessive Carbon. Fouled Spark Plugs Misfiring. Diluted Oil Injured Bearings. ,. Weak Compression Hard Starting. .,..... Piston Slap Noisy Operation. , Uneven Idling Misfiring at Low Speed. Reconditioning strikes at the root of all theso troubles. It re deems your old motor makes it good as new. The cylinder walls are made absolutely true, straight and round. They will have a mirror-like finish that means perfect compression, full use of power, and lasting, satisfactory service. , "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" might well ap ply to the care of automobiles. A thorough overhauling at least once a year, with frequent examination of brakes, steering gear etc., moans a lessening of accidents, to say nothing of the added comfort and. ease of motoring. .... Have the car put In ' shape 'now before the tourist rush com mences. Competent mechanics, reasonable prices, labor-saving equip- ment. .... .... RIVERSIDE GARAGE P. F. CLOSE? Proprietor. Would You Spurn ai "Lift" on a Long, Hard Road? If you were making a hard journey afoot and a passing motorist offered you a lift, would you decline? . 1 .. ... . A Savings Account at The First Nation al will give you a lift on the road to financial independence.: ' 'j . i- ' .. ' f , . It takes only a dollar to open yoj.iv ac count, and we pay,4 per cent interest, com ' ' .' j muiidcCnii-aiuuiallyl : ' "' ' ' ' ' " M ' ... j J.- '" k . V : . V" .'-. - ifeRRST National Sai k McaroRD Oregon ir Indictments eight , in number al leging crimes ranging . from being drunk. and driving an automobile: to bigamy,' were returned bv the grand jury Tuesday afternoon, before ad journment subject to call. H. W. Martin, bond salesman, alleg ed to have sold Rogue River valley citizens, including some ot its most conservative inhabitants, cannery stock to the total of $00,000, was In dicted for obtaining money under false pretenses. Martin is alleged to have disposed ot stock worth (22 at (100 per share. One member of a pioneer fam ily is said by the autliorites, to have been so impressed by the opportunities offered, that he bought (18,000 worth outright, a young couple or this city Invested $5000, a doctor (2500, an Eagle Point rancher (1000, and a couple of residents of Phoenix are re ported to have "sunk" (500 each, and then forgot about it. . .. Martin is now somewhere in .Cali fornia, where he went after ction was started in this city by his customers. Mark Calvin Winklo, ago 23, of Ea gle Point, was indicted for bigamy, the first charge of this nature ever re turned in Jackson county. Tho com plaint was made by Mrs. Winkle, No. 2, formerly Mildred Stillwell, who lives on the Crater Lake highway, just out side the city limits. Wife No. 1 Is now in Bend, Oregon. Winkle contends this his marriage to No. -1-was an nulled. T. E. Jones of Sam's Valley was In dicted for having a still. The still was a private affair, not engaged it was said, in the wholesale business. Indictments previously returned against B. I. Hatfield, Henry S. Wilson, rormer chief or police ,of Klnmath Falls, and L. Congo or the same city, were re-submitted, and. slight changes made in the phraseology. George Magraldage was Indicted for driving an auto while Intoxicated, and F. R. Kennedy was reindicted ror be ing intoxicated in a public place, the first indictment being thrown out of court on account of faulty wording. Registrations at Farm Conference Many farmers and frultgrowors who dtd not attend tho economic con ference on tho first day wero present yesterday so that tho attendance of the conference for Jackson county compares Very favorably with tho at tendance nt tho stato conforonco held at Corvallls. Cards on which some of tho far mers registered on Monday were not turned In at headquarters until too late for publication yesterday so that they are Included In the list below with those 'additional registrations made on Tuesday. These are as fol lows: , Ben Moller, Medford; B. R. Schwarz. Medford R. P. D.. D. R. Wood. Medford, Mildred Ward, Phoe nix, c. H. Brown, Medford, E. W. Carlton, Central Tolnt, A. W. Isaacs, Medford. Chas. A. Thompson. Central Point, Oliver Itogers, R. v. D. Medford. TTnskliiR for tfnATth. OUCH! LUMBAGO! ' Kidioys cnusG backache! No! Your backache ia caused by lum hairn. rheumatism or a Htraln and tho ouirkcHt relief is Booth In penetrating St. Jacobs Oil. Rub it right on your pain ful back, ' t and In stantly tho soreness, stiffness and lameness d I s a p pears. Don't stay crippled! Get a 35 cent hottlo of St. Jacobs Oil from your druggist. A moment after it Is applied you'll wonder what becamo of the back ache or lumbago pain. In use for 65 years for lumbago, backache, .notation, neuralgia, rheu matism or sprains. Absolutely harm lews. Doesn't burn the skim Adv. SpecialGakes for Saturday Leave Orders by Friday Noon ANGELFOODS WITHOUT ICING We furnish cream for whipped cream iceing. ' " " ' PLACE YOUR ORDERNOW Personal Attention H ;,?, I ' ;. I Prompt Service '::::;:.,.H.,..E. Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Anna Christie'' is the attraction nt the Kialto. Blanche Sweet in tho title, ro lo of "Anna Christ lo" offers definito proof that a triumphant comeback can bQ staged, for it stands out as far the finest piece of work she has done since she returned to the screen from a two-year retirement. George Marion a performance ot Chris" in tho Inco picture is an even greator .achievement than his work in the same rolo which ho creatod for the stage drama. William Itussell as Mutt Burke, the Irish stoker sweet heart of "Anna," completes as fine a trio as tho most discriminating critic could desire. The lover of beauty will thoroly ap preciate the colorful flashes of the Shanghai water front with Its motley life, its Idling sampans and clumsy junks. Lwiughtor and tears, tho sordid and tho beautiful have been artistic ally mingled. OF TO ENLARGE LOBBY IEI The main event of tho hoxlng smoker at the Medford Gym last night between Johnny Carlson and Jimmy Walsh of Portland,, was V fizzle, but the remainder ot the card, mado up for the final fluke. Walsh lasted half of the first round, and was not match for Carlson what ever. His powers of resistance were nil, and he reclined on tho canvas twice before ha stayed for koops. The first tumble was not very artistic, and the crowd yelled for him to get up. He did. Tho batflo was too hot, and tho Bocond time ,-hamwent down, tho crowd left, and the referoe counted Walsh out. Tho best contest of the evening was botwecn Chauncoy Hooker and Kid Ruter of Ashland. Tho young mon wasted no time in fancy posing, and Hooker was floored In the first round, but managed to last out the round. Hooker came back In the second round, and mixed things, and was floored for keeps. ' The semi final between Young Ken nedy and Archie Calvert of Ashland was a slanibang. Archie had plenty of ability to take punishment, and re cuperate, and was knocked down half a dozen times before he was counted out. In the third round, he was knocked on his haunches, and Ken nedy in the heat of tho fray biffed him one on the jaw, while Archio was in a sitting posture. The referee called off the contest, while a part of the crowd yelled "foul' It was unintentional, but resulted in one of Kennedy's sec onds and a couple of tho cash cus tomer's saying mean things to each other. Four good preliminaries furnished a good measure of fun and entertain ment, and what the youthful contest ants lacked In science thoy made up with enthusiasm. A good crowd attended, and outside of the unhappy ending of the main event, It was a crackerjaok show. In preparation for tho enormous coming tourist travel, and also be causo of long needed space tho Hotel Holland will within the next day or so begin extensive improvement work on that hostelry, which will greatly en largo its lobby, and In addition nil tho rooms and halls will bo kalsomlned and redecorated, and the main sample room in tho rear of tho lobby will tyo converted Into a banquet room. The lobby will be enlarged by In cluding tho northoast corner business office, which for snmo tlmo past has boon occupied by the Medford offico of Dennis, Kimball and Pope, Chester Barr, manager. This offieo will bo moved to tho rear of the building on tho Klxth street side, whoro It will occupy an offico in tho rear of that of the .Westerluml Orchards company. Tho new part of tho lobby thus creat ed will be used as a writing and read ing room for tho guests. Other Improvements will also bo tnudo, Including the re-location of ono or two samhlo roonm. Tho long talked of and rumored new addition to tho Hotel Holland building, will not mu terlall.o this year. ri F FATAL TO COAST: GOLF CHAMPION DKLMONTLC, Cat., I-b. 20. Tho laurels of victory in the Pebble Beach women's golf tournament will return to the east this year. Fighting: nor way throush five days of KruelliiK competition, in qualifying and match rounds against what In considered to have been the strongest array of women prolfers ever entered in a title tournament In the west, Miss Marlon Holllns, of the Westbrook, I I.. olf club, former national women's cham- nlnn fimnrcoii vlrtorloUM VPKtnrdHV. as ! a result of her defeat. In the finals, of Miss Mary K. Browne of Los An j ffoles, former national tennis cham pion, five up and four to play. The New Yorker clinched tho title on the fali-way of the fourteenth holo yesterday when KrowlnR nervousness. In the face Of the spectacular driving and almost, uncanny, putting of her opponent, caused Miss Browne to dub, hook and slice five strokes, and she conceded the hole and the match to her steadier adversary, before tho groon was reached. While out-driving her opponent thru out tho tournament, MIm Holllns won an her rounds in the match play, with her consistent short game. Hhe missed only one short putt In three das of match play and only twlco during the tournament did she re- . quire three putts t? tlPl? OUtt S.S.S. keeps away mpies THERE are thousands of women who wonder why their complex ions do not improve in spite of all the face treatments they use. They should not continue to wonder. Erup tions come irom blood impurities and a lack of rich blood-cells. S.S.S, i s acknowledged to be one of the most powerful, rapid and effec tive blood cleans ers known. S.S.S. builds new blood-cells. This is why S. S. S. routs out of vour system the impurities which cause boils, pim ples, blackheads, acne, blotches, ec zema, tetter, rash. S. S. S. is a re markable flesh-builder. That's why underweight people can quickly build up their lost flesh, get back their normal weight, pink, plump cheeks, bright eyes, and "pep." S. 3. S. la told at all cood drag tores In two Bizet. The larger also la more economical. aW CCvhc Worlds Best loodMcdicine Mt. Pitt $1.75 Marvel Loaf $1.60 MORTON MILLS A CUT! A SLASH! For tho next thirty dsys ws are making special price on all our dry and green wood. Inves tigate. lt is to your Interest. VALLEY FUEL CO. Phone 78 f. '' It only takes a little seed and you ' wan. wm ,..'- ew , Snd tor FRBB earao 'CC Mom f Co.; Se) Okpkm ))g rvUrk Stmt t !an 1-aMtciaco Snowdrift is made ,by the Wesson Oil people All the New Ones JOINT EASE ALLENRH1T M. A. C. BTJHLER OIL EMERALD OIL ADLER-I-KA MARSH ROOT 777 BLEACHODENT GLO CO. CARO-CO Heath's Drug Store Heath, Mann and Beucb 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We are as near to you as your telephone Know Your Financial Possibilities Without some accurate record, none of us arc able to know just where our outgo stands in regard to our income. Such a record is very necessary if we are to make a success of our finances. ' ' A checking account at the JacksOn County Bank will do this very thing for you. Not only does it do this but it also furnishes you with unquestionable receipts for all money laidout. . . . t. ... .. JACKSON COUNTY BANK SsCrfNifi. MEDFORD. OREGON 13MM a ajTu ; Mm:.,. Trgsran-rr."f i f ' - i ihium , , $10 Reward Will be paid you for the name and address of any : prospective buyer for a new or used ar that you turn in to us first, and that we succeed in selling ' by July 1st, 1924. Call at the office of Hittson Motors, 36 South Fir street and see if your prospect's name appears in the prospect file. If not your prospect's name will be filed and the prosect called on, and if sale is made you will receive $10.00. You can turn in as many as you like that are prospects for any kind of acar.V t. ; 1 ' Hit the Trail for HittsonV Studebaker Dealers 36 South Fir Street.