Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 25, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORf) MATL TRTBTTyE, fEPgQRP, QKKCiO, MON' DA V, ' KKBK H A K V W24 PAGE JTTTC For Creaky Joints jUHt rub on tin new application tfillwl Jnint-Kawt- if you want to know what ral Joint tonu'ort is. U'h for st if!', swollen, or pain-tortured joints whether caused by rheu matism or not. A few aeeoiuls' rubbing and . it soak right In through ekin and flesh, right down to UKanu-nt und bone. It oils up and limbers up the joints, subdues the inflammation and reduce sjihe swelling. Joint-Kuse is the one reat remedy for all joint troubles and all druKtfbitu are dispensing It dally a tube for 00 tents. Adv. Shape retaining hand tailored clothes will bring to you that satis fied feeling of being well dressed, such as no other clothes can pro duce. . Have me take your measure for that Spring Suit now. CUY PRODUCfS WWWSt vwujw uulu in y HOTEL medfordiTARMER: LODGF I hard wtnlt'r, nurtlicrn upline, western red 9oi. Today's car riveiptH Wheat 07: flour 15; corn 3: oats 1: hay 31. The Southern Oregon Clay Products company has elected new directors amf officers for the coming year. The new board comprises Dr. Charles T. Sween ey. .Medford, president; C. Ix3ever, Central Point, vice president; Alhert E. Orr, MedfoTd. secretary treasurer; Elmer Hull, Table Rock, director, and A. U. McDonald, Eagle Point, direc tor. The stockholders voted to increase the capitalization to $200,000 to take care of the expansion program contem plated for this yW. . The plans of the company Include complete equipment for the manufactu.-j of building and drainage tile and twj big 24 foot burn ing kilns. Over a quarter million brick have been sold by the company recently. The new addition to the Hotel Mourord is being built with brick made ot tbci Cmtral Point plant, and several car loads have been shipped -to (Irants Pass and other Southern Oregon points. , The additional financing plans nro in -he hands i f the West Co.mt Finance "r nipuny of "wi tland. who am estab lulling oM;e In Medford. I S KNOCKED OU 1 BY LUIS FRP0 Fred Weeks Is homo from San Franeiaoo where . he. spent several days buyiiiK goods for Weeks & Orr'n store. . - Upstairs Shmbs with 6 Shade Trees Make your home the centev of a picture. Paint the picture with hade trees, shrubs, roses and vines, Add to the comfort of your family and find for your self a new satisfaction. WasJituRton Nursery shrubs are hardy field grown stock. They car ry plenty of good roots which en able them to "take hold" and (row, producing qnick results. Yoa will be surprised at what can be accomplished with a very small expenditure. Trees and ahruba properly planted will increase your property value many time their cost. Our big line offers a wide 'ranee for eclectic n li- fruit and thaoe trees, ihmba, vine, end over 100 different vaiietiee of roses. Washington Nursery Co. Box D-1, Toppenish, Wash. Write for this book Washington Nursery ; FRUIT AND SHADS. TBI SHRUBS VINES BOS 4IO UW POD THIS TMAJMJIMIH 'E. C;,WELCH Salesman, 606 W. -Fourth St, Mtdford, Oregon Trees hi am troubled with Stop that Eczema AMAZING results have been pro duced by S. S. S. in cases of eo rcma, pimples, blackheads and other 6km eruptions. If you have been eczema, and you have used skin applications without number, make a test your self, on yourself with a bottle of S. S. S., one of the most power ful blood cleans ers known, S. S. S. makes the blood rich and pure, and when your blood is freed of impurities your stubborn eczema, rash, tetter, skin eruptions, pimples, blackheads, blotches and acne are bound to disappear. There are no unproven theories about S. S. S.; the scientific results ot each of its purely vegetable medicinal in gredients are admitted by authorities. S. S. S. Is (old at all good drug stores in two sixes. The larger aizo is more economical. 'P?.e Worlds (Jest LhXkJt. jloodMedicine tfmh BUENOS AIKKS, Fcl. 25. (By the J Associated Presn) Luis Ansel Flrpo still was the Heavyweight champion t of South America todny having dis posed of "Parmer" Lodge, American , heavyweight, by a knockout In the fifth round of their bout at the River j Platte football. .field.' Thirty thousand fans cheered their I Idol us hl-i opponent was carried to , his corner. The finishing blow was a terrific right to the .body, preceded by a left to tho Jaw. 1 , j Lodge look the aggressive at the outset, forcing the Argentinian to the ropes, but after his initful onslaught i Lodge never had a chance. Twice be I fore the knockout be was sent to the I floor by the flailing right, which is Kirpo's favorite blow. Lodge's punches . lacked power and he clinched re l peatedly. The referee was obliged to use force to pull him out of some ot these em braces. At the beginning of the fifth round with Lodge groggy, Flrpo tried for a knockout. Driving rights and lefts to tho rilni and over the heart, be forced the American about the ring. . Once, missing u terrific swing, Flrpo went to his knees himself, but was up in -an instant.. Tho knockout blow was n straight right which sank deeply into Lodge's body, doubling him up like a Juckknlfu. The Ameri can crumpled to the floor und fell ' face downward, lying motionleas as ' bo was counted out. I Flrpo weighed 218 pounds and Lodge 21.1. Hugh Oartland, business represen tative of the South Americun heavy weight champion, declared Flrpo under no circumstances would agree to place himself under the control of : the ltnymond syndicate as a condi tion to matching him with Harry I Wills. Gnrtland said Firpo had too many i chances for profitable engagements to limit his activities in the United Slates before the ttlmo. for the pro posed Wills match. Flrpo 1X'U lrbulil- Off. NEW YOHK. Feb. .26. Abandon ment of the proposed bout between Luis Flrpo and Harry: -Wills, negro contender . for the heavyweight title 1 next July under auspices of a syndl I cnte headed by Lew llaymond. seemed I probable today. The syndicate plans ! to deposit n J50.000 forfeit this week In a New York bank and ask Firpo to agree to place hlmselt unuer ra ivnntvni from the time- he arrives m this 'country until the moment enters the ring with Wills. Livestock rOKTLAN'D, Ore., Feb. 23. Cuttle steady to 25 50c higher; receipts 1176 ("u through). Meet steers, good grade I7.75jf9: medium J6.25W7.76; common steers $4.75 6.25; beef cows and heifers, good grade Jii.75 U' 8.25; medium J5.50'(l 0.75; common 4.50 6.60; canners and cutters J2.76iit4.50; bologna nnd butcher bulls $31f5; feeiltr steers. $6G.50; calves, me dium to choice, 190 lbs. down MOW 11.50; 190 to 200 lbs.. $7.60tl0; 200 lbs. up $4,7547.50; culls and com mon 1.1. 60 4.76. Hogs steady: receipts 4S52 (1785 through). Medium, good and choice, 160 to 200 lbs., J7.50W7.75; 200-to 250 lbs.. 7.I5tf7.50; 250 lbs. up. $6.757.15: smooth packers, ti(U'7: rough packers $67; slaughter pigs, $707.36: feeder pigs $ti.50'ri' 7.15. Sheep 60 76c higher: receipts 1501 (49 contract). Medium good and choice, Inmbs 84 lbs. down 12!fl4; culls and common $.10.5012; year ling wethers, medium to choice, nil weights J7tl0: wethers $.,ri09: ewes, medium to choice $5ffi7.50. POltTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 25. V.KKX firm. Pullets 1 80? 19c; firsts 21 W 21 Vic; henneries 22f22'ic delivered, Portland. Hotter. PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 25. nutter firm. Extra cubes, city 4!Uio; stand ards 49'ije; prime firsts 48 14c; firsts 47e: undergrades nominal; prints 60c; cartons 51c. .t P.uttorfut firm. Best churning cream 6152c lb., f. o. b.. Portland. Poultry. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 25. Poul try easier. IHcnvy hens 221l,2:lc: lights 20 St 21c; springs, 22 Hi 25c; stags 13c; old rosoters toe; ducks, white Pcklns 21 it 22c: turkeys, live nominal; dressed 25c: spring broilers. 38 40 42c; capons 28 33c. Potatoes. PORTLAND. Ore.. .Feb. toes steady S 1.408 1.60. Wheat. PORTLAND, Ore., . Feb. 2C. Wheat, hard white, hluestem, hu:rt $1: soft white, western white !l!)c; High Grade, Lowest Prices, Workmanship and Material Guaranteed. See us before you buy. For any thing in the Auto Fabric Line. F. F. BURK Opposite S. P. Depot he 5 NEW WORLD'S j! greater comfort I ?A S longer wear I I . J 9 and real economy y 1 9 a'k yur rcPairman fr 1 1 and Pancord rJe'' Si Positively the best soling ..i . ll - material ever produced lor 1 A all ages and all weathers I A v3 Outwears leather 2-to-ll Jtf Insist on Panco soles and m& Pancord heels. .' j PJS(;0 CO., CHEilrlA, M A5S. BY BOY WONDER T.OS ANGELES. Feb. 25. With five world's records tied to his belt J9000 in prize money stowed away In his wallet and 500 points toward the 1924 American Automobile asaocia' Hon championship written down to his credit, llnrlun Fengler, the "boy wonder" of board and brick speed ways today was grooming himself and lightning-bolt mount for new con- uuests to follow his spectacular vic tory In the 250 mile classic at Beverly Hills yesterday. - Fengler tore off tho 250 miles without a single stop, leaping into the lead In the first lap and staying there until he had finished In two hours, nine, minutes and 14 3-6 sec onds. His average speed for the dis tance was 116 miles an hour, displac ing the former record of 115.65 miles an hour established by- Jimmy Mur phy on the same track a year ago. lie lirokt records as be went along, For fifty miles se set a new one1: 1,7.1 an hour. At the 100 mile post he set up another: 116.5 miles an hour. For 150 miles he established a new mark of 110. 2, for the 200 mile dis tance, 116.2, and for the 250 miles, 110 miles an hour. SPORT BRIEFS IIUKFALO . Manuel Alonzo. of Spain defeated William T. Tilden in the fimil round of the Buffalo tennlti cluh inid-wlntur Invitation tourna inent. C-4, 1-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4. OTTAWA -Normnn Iierger of the Montreal Hkl club won the Dominion of Canada amateur ski Jumping; championship. , WASHINGTON The federal trade commiHHion ruled that marketing Klf halls with the word "official" brand ed on them m a law violation. HOKTON Tlarence C- Pell of New Yor k retained his national racquets championship hy defeating Stanley Q. Mortimer. N. Y. Captain Gerald Rol- arts of Knglnnd, won, the American squash racquets singles championship. ST. PAl'Ii Jimmy Delaney, St. Paul UKhtheavyweiBht, has been sign ed to meet Harry Oreb, mlrtdleweinht San FntiiriM'o Murlid, SAN KRA.Wlsro, Keb. ,rt. (lr. K. Ihireti uAgrk'Ulttirul Kconuinirs, Kkbs steaily ; trading active; extras 6 V.-e; extra pulleis '23v, undersized itulleta IT'.-v. P.utterfati- f. o. b., San Francisco 8 AX FUANC1RCO. Feb. 5. (l S. Bureuu of Agricultural KconmnicM) Supplies of poultry were very liuht and tlu market had a stronger feetiiiK with pric-s bibber. A few cases tif fancy birds brought tin lilub as 2! tn 3 Or. Most sales were at Sc. P.iDil ers 1 to I1., lbs.. 43i?r4.jc; 1 i to I si Us., 40M2i'- Fryers, leghorn. to ,s lbs.. 3 r,( 3Sc; colored '2 to 2 'a lbs., 30'i34c; youn roosters, colored, 3 lbs. and up, 28ii30e. Htany sbow .n spurs, 18'if22c: leghorn bens to 3 lbs.. 2ti' 24c; over 3 lbs.. 242Uc; largs colored hens 52 7c; live 2023c; geese, youn, l.elRlan bares, live 20 (if 2 2c; 24 f( 2t!c; situabs, live fancy, old pigeons $2P 2.50 don.; nnvlH, young $79 dozen. This Is Prune Week Kxempt Tax Delrated. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. A pro posal to impose a graduated tax on the tax exempt securities of an estate wuh lost on a teller's vote, HI to 132. This Is prune Week Murder Suspet'ts ArreMed. N K W ORLEANS. Feb. as. Orland Ilorton and Morria (Freddie) Curtis nnd their wives, wonted in Chicago in connection with the murder of John huffy and his wife wore arrested hero todny. turkeys. 20U'25r; dressed, 4 5 W50c; guinea SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK EASTERN Oyster Shells $1 Cft per 100 JLJJ pounds This First Grade Shell from the East Coast ' ' Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 E. Main Phone 260 The Farmers' Service Station LOTION jp (jp This soothing antiseptic takes 1 awav smart and soreness I after and assures a smooth, healthy complexion. Ptcvciit inlWtlon, m-rowtna ham ot pirn Iik ahct a tiUK iliave. Lcavi-t bii Mtt ui vclvrtv ' UIH'li A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups No Narcotics! Mother! Fletcher's Castor i a haa been in use for over 30 years to relieve babies and children of Conrttipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; u Haying Fever ishness arising there from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowela, aids the aaaiiuiltttion of Ftxd; giving natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bearn signature ol Accept With Our Compliments 2 Cakes of . Mavis Toilet Soap Mavis Toilet Water and Mavis Toilet Soap are out in a new package. We have quite a supply of the old style. ; SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY With each purchase of Mavis Toilet Wator for 98c, (regular price 1.25) wo present you without charge, 2 cakes of Mavis Toilet Soap, (regular prce 25c each.) . 'J The appealing fragrance of Mavis is truly different What wonder that American ladles accept Mavis tollettrles for their compelling ohurin. . , - Heath's Drug Store MEDFORD, OREGON TF6dffisfs: : tSesf buy sr m - m m and in H I .commnea--m 9 e new price a ke fresh Tuxedo the outstanding value In pipe tobacco. ?, f? ii . t'i ' I ',' i V , "V i champion, in a four round bout at Oakland, Cal. Hasklna tor HoaUo.