Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD iffll TRTBTJKE. MEDFORD, OTEOONT. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924 F1VB LEAD, LEGION RACE Another large . crowd attended the Legion's -Circus last evening and all were loud In the praise of the splendid performance and showed their appro elation of the artists' efforts by gen rrous applause. .- . . ' . The prize winners last evening were Bessie Ruthburn, It. F. D. 4. Medford, Floyd Lawson, 327 North Oakdale and A. D. Perdue. 921 North Central. Each of the above were presented with five dollars In cash; fifteen dollars In prizes will also be. offered this even ing. , The race, in both popularity con tests Is waxing hotly on to the finish, the latest standings showing new lead ers in both babies' and ladies' divi sions. Icel Edwards is back as leader among the ladles and Baby Peggy Uarlock is In front among the little The latest standing- showing all v)tes cast uu to 9 n. nr. -last eveninir Xs as follows: . v. Ladles' Contest Icel Edwards 1623 Rose Billings.;; - .". 1487 Constance Ames ; 1479 Mrs. N. I. Martin : 1468 Marion Hill 1410 Victoria Andrews ...1382 ' e Babies Contest Peggy Oarlock ......2454 Mary Louise McElhose 2403 Sulfite Htcnnett ....2250 Joan Oarnett 1980 John Mann ;.;........ ;... 1100 Pauline' Patrick .' 1100 F L SEAT SALE OPEN V! In1 t y Pailcrouhkl Ir prolmhly tho his host Driocd artist thnt w .will ever lrin to Medford. He to not only tho great est living pianist, but also a world figure who will hold ns prominent a place in history ns any man of his time. To see and become familiar A Better Way To Treat All Croupy Colds An External Treatment That Replaces Internal .Dosing. - Nothing To . Swallow You Rub It On Today millions of modem mothers : treat croup and children's cold troubles j by the vapor method. ' . - ' I They pse Vicks, the vaporising salve, because it is externally appliedj There's no dosing to upset a delicate little stom- ' ach. , ... 1 '. -,. -.. When rubbed, "A over throat and chestv Vicks acts like a liniment or. plaster. At the tame timer the ingredients, released as rsporS by the body heat, are inhaled directly into the affected sir passages. , For j paimodlc- .crqup. you . rub Vicks well in over throat and chest until the -difficult brearhihn is: WOieved;-then spread ot) thickly and. covet, with' a warm flannel cloth. r An applicaifon at bedtime will prevent most nirh attacks.' Vicks is just As eooiI. of course, for the other cold troubles of children -and also for adults. ' Tha theotlng of the Mudtord Mer chants' association and their employes nt-tba Hotel Medford last evening wiis the largest gathering of its kind ever lield In Medford, excepting possibly when Ihe state merchants,''', meeting was held here several years ago. There were 146 presont, about ono third being women and young ladles. The meeting, was a beneficial one and' enjoyable and will prove of great value In the, future to every employer and employe and the public. It 'shows progress and Interest In their work when owners and managers of stores and their employes meet at the banquet board to hear a genera) discussion of business and to, study how to render better service and give more attention to the buying public. More of such gatherings would be the means of not only promoting hotter feelings among employers and em ployes and the public but .would be tile greatest Dower to"fleht mall order houses with great men is a part of one's edu After a bounteous chicken " dtan'e'r fall?n',,nd " ,'" we" !rrth our,wh"f . 1,1 .'.- 7 ""u ,-u""-"to avail aurselves of this opportunity such as Mr. Mohr Is noted for serv- , .. i i. ..i,i ...in i u ing, P. A. Nagley of the Unlvorsity of , probability be the last timo lio will Oregon School of Business Administra-'ever visit Medford. tlon, made a splendid, talk on "Vhy There are nmnj' . good scats less Peoples Quit Trading at the Stores," i tl,an M-00. The sale Is' goto rapidly illustrated with charts " and everyone should take advantage Mr. Nagley ahowed'a sample ques-'0' s'c.ln ngLZVen,Zp? . , ,.... . . . ..... tow n. Instead or nftyinff to go to 4 ort- lonna re sent to all parts of the state land or FnnclZeo? . - - to business meh, farmers, housewives, Tne accustics of the house are cx- and others and put of 1,483 that were cellent, and. the, concert can bo heard returned these' answers were given from every part ot the building, The why peoplo quit trading at stores:' . Isalo for the general public opens to- lhdlffnrnnefl nf cQie.itw.nla ' aai . 'morrow morning at the- Me'dford naughtiness or salespeople, 321: over insistence of salespeople, 264: Ignor ance' of goods, 152: misrepresentation Of goods, 238; attempted substitution of goods, 266; delays In store service, 462;. errors, 336; reluctance to ex change goods, 184; tricky methods, 234; poor, quality of goods, 439 f poor advertising. 67; high prices, 600; store arrangement - or appearances, 232; wrong policies of management, 243. - In commenting upon the answers the speaker said 30 per cent of all rea sons were in the first three Items, which Is the fault of the salespeople, all of which is absolutely unnecessary U.S, SOUGHT FOR L OF N. UNITY GENEVA, Mar. 11 (!y Anaoelateil Prens.) What the auilience interpret ed a8 a plea for American, Oerman and Russian atlheslon to tho Ixmjiuo Of Nations was delivered by Lord Tar moor today at the openiiiR public ses sion of the league coune.l. After pledging the British . labor government to wholehearted support of the league's policy and activities. Lord Pormoor declared that world wide or European problems could never be satisfactorily settled until all i the countries interested In these prob- , terns, became members of the league.! After Hjalmar Branting of Sweden! had read a cablegram of condolence i which na tho president nf the council! he had sent to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. I the new president of the council, Senor 1 Ciuani of Uruguny. delivered an im pressive eulogy of Mr. Wilson. The speaker alluded to him as creator of the League of Nations, " the illustri ous leader who had contributed to tho nbolltion of war by promoting the brotherhood of man through the foundation of an International organ ism of conciliation which had become necessary to tho' existence of the world." Senor Guani predicted that Presi dent Wilson would go down In history ns one of the great figures of man kind. Foreign Minister Benea .of Checho slovakia, who made his official en trance into the deliberations of the council. pledged Czecho-HIovakla's Btipport to tho league. SUPREME COURT SALEM. Ort.. March 11 The fol lowing opinions were handed down today by tho supremo court: W. C. Winslow vs. I. N. Klolschner, et nl. appellnnts; appeal from Marion county; suit to enjoin enforcement 01' order Issued by stntu game commis sion. Opinion by Justice Cos how. Judge (ieorgc CI. Itlngham affirmed. W. H. W. Hamilton vs. Hamilton Mammoth Mines, inc., appellant; ap peal from Unker county; appeal from Judgment rendered In favor of plain tiff and respondent in action Involv ing contract. Opinion by Justice Co flhaw. Judge David It. Parker af firmed. K. M. Walker, et al, appellants, vs. County Court of Polk county; appeal from Polk county; suit to enjoin salt of road bonds. Opinion by Justice Hand. Judge George It. Itnglov. af firmed. Fred C Twlgger, appellant, vs. Martha Twlgger, appeal from Mult- .nomnh county; action involving pos session of real estate. Opinion by Justice Burnett. Judge George W. Stnpletoti affirmed. A. L. Jeffries vs. Chnrles Pankow, ' Pharmacy. T AT FORUM MEET FOfc DELICATE WOMEN The rast majority of female ills re directly traceable to a run down condition. . . ' ' MufUn, th Umws Swiss Tonic, has restore! te ilKriui, rskuii health theusands at thousands el IMKMi weman, since ItfO. . It la a pure safe vegetable com pound that acts gently and quick ly, toning and building up the entire system. . t'jrjo the Chamber of Commerce ff rum tomorrow as M. C. Reed, a resident nf Ashland, made this trip on Heveral A trip to New Zealand would be In- toresttna fur ki one ts take, bit ftw people have the opportunity, so that the only means there Is to get nil il tt 1111.11 ip auauiutcii uuiiuvcnnaj j , ... ... ... . 6.1 per cent was in the first 10 rca- thrill nf the experience of going sofas or in handling customers mll I "TT I u! they are brought Into the store; that' ma the Wp abo"t "'. Such wl 1 tbe greatest number on any one Item""3 ,"'6,r, , Tr 7. . Z was high prices. . Regarding this he. said this la always tho greatest, Rea son and Is largely physological. People prlnclplesand very often are mistaken ..'"S1' :1'J?1,"T' o- ,i.i, ,i 1 Ubsldes the description of N'ow 7.n costs, conditions, etc. ''. : Uf P" wl" 11 of -the Mr, Nagley read a number of the -0"! t"rtlB experiences he AH "ad wu le there and those who know reasons sent In, many of which were x. , , . " ,A . i0iMft,, j the speaker s keen sense of humor teal reasons, many were imaginary ana , ... some were exceedingly amusing ftnd rea,,"U',u Ue membe,s.!f ' unreasonable. He emphasized the point "ra have a real treat ami some however that It! made no difference thine out of tho o'V travel talk. whether the customers are right, or wrong, It is their Idea and to never argue of question them because onej iivHrinuiy loses meir puiruuuKe uuu. It costs money and time to get new customers. He said It Is all right to make- suggestions to customers but never, to pass one's opinions on what they look good In or should wear.? If a woman Insists she has a No. 3 foot and it takes a No.. 4 or 5 shoes to fit her, fit her foot and say nothing about Gottlieb Klkan&t, ', -former the Bisie. '.',-''. . liiUfi Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit I Prop a little "Free zone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your dnicgist polls a tiny bottle of "Freezone" lor a few cents, suffieieht to remove every hnVd corn, soft corn, or corn 'letwnen the toes,' and the foot -'i.-... or irritation. The funeral services for Double Tragedy TA COMA. Mnr. 11. An unknown - r, , ----- -- zijup. m. itev. JMigar or ine i-resny- rif.n .thJ? .mrnLn fh0t Und !n;tnn'y : terion church of Jacksonville official- kiiicu ' JUJiitTl loiwirun, una ui mo the lato Jackson county Kuveyor and a well known resident of Jacksonville who passed away Saturday, will bo' held at the Jacksonville cemetery Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Kev. Kdgar of the Preshy owners of the gasoline passenger boat Kdith H. a.nd then fired a bullet Into his own brain. t The death ot f; .the elayer is expected momentarily: ' The double tragedy occurred while the boat was making & trip between AHyn and StclJacoom and the only witness was a passenger on the vessel. ing. Services 111, charge of the Congm Funeral Parlors': Tnterment beside his wife who passed away some years ago. T QUITS LAND BOARD A Home for the Future . . . -. . ... ,. . - , . " V Slimi every young mitn has tho hope and' ambition ' ; to Vtonie day have a home' of. his tan. Such an am-. bitlon is commendable, yet of itself, it Svill hot brin$ ; results. Energy and purpose, together with ambition .and a savings aecouut will bring him to the dWred , ; :;.gpal almost before he knows it, : ' i - ' ' " " ': There is no better plan of saving for a' home than .. the savings account. We will open. an account for one dollar. We pay four per cent interest. Interest is compounded twice a year. We treat all our depos itors right. We will do the same by you. Let us help you realize your hope of a home of your own. a First National Bank. Medford Oregon WASHINGTON, MbitIi 11. Bonn tor Inroot of WlHOonnln has rcBlKtied aa fhntrninn and member of the pub lic landu committee which is lnvestl-' Katlng the oil Rcandnl. - . (His letter of re.ilRnatlon la on the way horo from Southern Pines, N. C. where ho has been for a week,, resting. OBITUARY, HAVE THE GOODS 'TIS NOT DENIED FROM PLUG TO TJLRES WE ARE SUPPLIED Now! is the Time MANNING John VBley ManniiiK died at his home in Klamath county, March 10, from Infirmities of old RKc A Bed 87 years 11 months ami 24 days, tlnm at Mannfietd, Ohio, March 1C, U36. He was one of the early pio neers of Oregon, coming with the gold rush of 1819. He was mall contractor between Yreka, Cal., and Rnseburg,' Ore., before tha railroads; also served as a scout In the Modoc Indian wars under General Canby and also sorved as sheriff of Jackson county from 1875 to 1879. He had been a resident of Klamath county since 1885 and leave bis wife. Belle, two daughters and three sons, Mrs. Waite Fay, Port- land. Ore.; Mrs. Frances Schalhorn. Klamath Falls, Ore., and A. J. Manning, Klamath Falls, Ore.. George W. Man ning, Albany, Ore. The remains will arrive from Klamath Falls Wednesday evening and funeral services -will to held at the grave In Jacksonville cem etery Thursday at 10:30 a. m. Fuaeral arrangements are in charge of the l'erl Funeral Home. I to have your motor recondi-. tioncd for the season's driv ing. Let us supply your RE PLACEMENT PARTS with Standard NATIONAL LY KNOWN LINES. Also our Tire stock is complete and our prices arc RIGHT, WE ARE RELIABLE and the Auto Merchandise we supply you with is de pendable. Our reputation is your protection. The truth of these statements is attest ed by Mr., Dollar Bill, the auto expert who knows how to get the best run for his money. Read his talks from week to week. ; The shop that gives your dollar a long ride. DOC and JERRY THE AUTO SUPPLY CO. 31N. Bartlett Phone 62 ipMIInnt, apH';il from Tilla ink county; action to rccovi'i- an iiulonui t'ile. opinion ly Justice ItuiinU. JmlKP r.t'oiKe U. Barley rt-vcrsid. Murtiart't Mitrslmtl, appellant, vs. Prt'tl .Mur.shull; appeal from Klamath county; appral from decree Kraut iiiK livmvi and custody of minor to re spondent. Opinion ly Chief Justke Mrllride. .Motion allowed. Frank H. Shores, appellant, vs. Fred Ifolllster; appeal from Coos county: suit for dissolution of partnership and accounting- Opinion by court. .Indue John H. I'oko f firmed. A. (1. hyons and H. J. liennett, iloltiK business under mime of Star Km ploy men t uK'ney, appellant, vs. C. H. Oram, stato labor comnils sionersioner; appeal from Marion county; suit to require respondent to issue permit authorizing appellants to conduct employ men t agency. Opin ion by Justice Burnett. Judge Cieo. C Iliiighutn affirmed. I'etitlon for rehearing denied In pe tition of J. I, lteeder; in Htate ox rel vs. Hawks; and In HplUer vs. An nettn ltolph. Motion to recall mandate denied In Robinson vs. Cable. Writ of mnndnmus nlluwrd in ap plication of J. K. Johnson vs. circuit court of Deschutes county to compel Judge Duffy to call In another judge to try case of Johnson vs. I lesson. Sewing School Kverythtng In dressmaking, design ing, remodeling, tailoring, plain sew ing taught. Klther.individual or class instruction. Mrs. Watlo do Hyoke, 331 K. Main. Phono 111). 301 TTnuktnn for Hon 1th ASPIRIN Beware of Imitations! I'nlean you urn tha "Bayer Crow" on piickiipo or on tablets you are not gt tinR tho genuine Bayer A.pirin prorcd wifo by millionn and prescribed by physicians over tn'enty-thrce yean for Col.la IToailarho T(Mtharho Lumbago '.. Nouritia Kheiunntiun Xournljjia . Tain, Pain , ' - Accept "Bayer Tablet of Anpirin'' only. Knrh unbroken package contains jirovon directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drag (,'istB also sell bottles of 84 and 10O. Aspirin is tho trade mark of Bayer Alantifaetura of Mouoacoticacidester ot '. Salicylicucid. TONIGHT American Legion Circus ARMORY Save Minutes Albers new breakfast food ready in 3 to 5 minutes Cooks in a jiffy! Before the cotTee'a . . brewed you may have Minit Oats on the table a tempting nourish ing breakfast dish. N' fre-cooked by a new and exclu sive process saving you minutes and adding a rich, appetizing flavor. " Satisfying healthful nutritious! " Freshly milled on the Pacific Coast J -from the finest Western Oats. Tour grocer is a " Minit-man." He carries Minit Oats in two sizes. Ask him . for a package today. " -, ' - - ALBERS BROS. MILLING CO. r Pacific Cout Miller worn reacecK mkimhh riour sna Albar. Del Monte Bea- Patent Flour" STAR THE 27 FEATURE CAR -JLts and My Wife Said Yes! Continental Red Seal Motor This world-famous motor is excuiive h the Star In iu price cLus. . X Prices of Models Hf w Til Mi rirlhi ru Touring Car . 1jo Roadftcr . . , 61 J Coupe ..... Jjo Special Sport ' Sedan .... 104$ Sedsn ..... 990 $785 r. o. b. uoj. Mich. Most wives do at their first sight of the new Star Sedan. Its long, low.rweeping tines gather together all the grace and beauty it has been possible to design into what may be called the perfection of human attainment in motor car building. Built to this ideal -The limit cett high gradt cr in the vrt' the Star Car, embodying as it does, 27 feature units which heretofore were exclusive only on carscosting well into four figures, brings to the man of modest income all of the , mechanical perfection, beauty of design, and low upkeep it is poasi- . ble to buy. ' . ' The Star Sedan fits the needs ot' the family perfectly and at a price that's geared to your pocket-book. The 27 feature reasons make inter'. . esting listening as yoa ride with your nearest Star dealer make aa appointment with him now. STAR MOTOR COMfAMT CAUFOINU. OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA MASON MOTOR CO. 30 N. Holly Street Phone 360