Medford mail tribune., March 14, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

BEDFORD MATE TRIBUTE. -5IET5TORT5. (TRWJCW, FT?! DAY. MATCCTr 14. 1924
PAGT! THREW
LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERS
Morrell's Pride
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Sugar Cured, lb.
Ess
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Ranch,
25c
19c
Everything Delivered Free
You Can Buy It for Less at Louie's and You
Don't Have to Carry It
LOUIE'S
Opposite New Theatre
Free Delivery
Phone 271
SCHNEIDAU MEETS
HILL NEXT FRIDAY
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A LIFE
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SALEM, Ore.. ' March U. Tom
O'Brien, alias "One-eyed" Tom Gray,
who was indicted in I.os Angeles yes
terday on a charge of being Implicated
in the robbery of the Arcadia National
Hopes of Southern Oregon wrest
ling fans for a match between Gus
Schneldau and Ralph Hand will at last
be realized since promoters have at
last arranged for a go between these lbank ia ln the Oregon state ncnlten-
uuys ui ine worn mil ravuion nexi tiary dolng ,e term His career In
I Friday night, March 21st. Iloth Gus tle 0regon prUon has been a vari0(,
I mm nuiia ure i-uusiuvreu ouuuieru
Oregon boys in spite of the fact that
I Hand's home at the present time is in
I Cottage Grove. These boys met be-
I fore in Cottage Grove a few months
ago in a handicap match, Gus claim
ing that he could throw the lighter boy
twice in 90 miutes. In that match Gus
scored the first fall in 18 minutes and
then Ralph pulled a surprise and
slapped to toe hold on the Medford
matman and took the second fall and
the handicap.
After this tilt with Schneidnu, Hand
Is confident that he can hold his own
In a return, catch-weight matoh. The
toe hold Is his main stay nnd he knows
MIGHTY
' 7HIRL OF
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JCDAY '
nd
TOMORROW
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MILE-A-MINUTE
ROMEO" with
TONY The Wonder Horse
Adapted From
THE GUN GENTLEMAN"
By Max Erand
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DRAMATIC
SWEEPING
JLOKIOUS, VIVID
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A lunday: Agnes AyresT
Carriage Maker."
PADEREWSIVI
WORLD'S GREATEST PIANIST
Statesman and Diplomatist j
Most Famous Artist Ever Brought to
Medford
MEDFORD ARMORY
MARCH 18
ONE PERFORMANCE
l ' SEAT SALE NOW or Ml TO Uiifl ekal- ruisuu
At Medford Pharmacy. Make checks payable to Andrews
. Bros. Prices $4.40, $3.30, $2.20, including war tax.
WITH MEDFOBD TEADE IS MEDFORD MADE,
one and includes a seven year period
of freedom dating from an escape In
1917. Gray emphatically denies that
he was implicated in the California
robbery. He declares bo was working
Witn a construction crew in iNeurasita
at the time and that be can prove an
alibi. . .
Gray was convicted in Multnomah
county on a charge of robbery mined
with a dangerous weapon and was re
ceived at the Oregon penitentiary No
vember 17, 1912 to servo life. He was
23 years old at the time. He was made
a trusty December 28, 1910, and
March 26, 1917, escaped from the pris
on farm, llo was never board from
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
FANCY CHEESE
Cheese is one of the greatest concentrated dairy products, and as a food, is
very wholesome.
For the past few years we have given particular attention to this com
modity, until today our cheese department is very attractive, featuring both
American and Imported Cheese in great variety. .
that Ous is mighty sensitive on that agnln a f()W montns ago when he
mrueuiur nom, ho next r nuuy m-
fair will
falls go.
wnu nlrkpil im na a fliiHiipnt nt Tlipr-
be a best-nwout,Mhre3mo)oUs Wyo He was identified by
There seems to be little . ., , , .....
doubt that Hand can make the Med- 0reKon prlson November 28 last.l
ford boy do so real work when he tries 1
to keep away from his favorite toe
hold, and Friday's smoker will be guar
anteed nn interesting ami torrid main.
event. .
VALLEY VIEW LADIES'
I
F
E
The ladles ot; the Vnlley View com
munity have JuHt finished a millinery
ii nd sewing school with Miss Orayro
Telch as their most able instructor.
Mnny things were accomplished,
among them being hats, coats, dresses
bathrobes, aprons, foundation pat
terns and leather hand bags, made
new or remodeled.
Valley View is considered a very
small community but before this
school was over their numbers went
beyond 25.
The only regret the ladles of Valley
View have is that they eon not have
Miss Teieh with them oftener, but
they know there are ' many mors
communities in Jackson county cull
ing for her mot able and willing ad
vice, so nre glad to take' her now
nnd then whtm they can get her.
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CASTLE OATH, Utah, March II.
Exploration last night of the south
end of the Utah Fuel company mine
No. 2, where 178 miners wore entomb
ed Saturday morning, resulted in the
.finding of 22 additional bodies, bring
ing the total recovered up to IK:!. Ev
ery part of the mine now has boen ex
plored and there are ton bodies yet
missing.
Fresh crews have boen called to take
up the work and a thorough search of
the entire mine has been started in an
effort to locate the ten missing
bodies.
. Whether the ten bodies will be
found in nooks nnd corners or whether
the bodies have been .burned by the
various fires which linvo occurred in
the mine during tho week cannot be
ascertained until the crows make fur
ther seurch.
SEATTLE, March 14-Offlclal In
vestigators, who last night declared
that Mrs. Virginia Clarke, wife of the
credit manager of the Dexter Horton
National bank of this city, had commit
ted suicide today expressed dissatis
faction with that theory. They said
that a bullet wound of which Mrs.
Clarke was last night found dead ln
the home of aneighbor could not have
taken the direction it did it she had
been standing when she received It.
Burglars had recently visited the
house where Mrs. Clarke was found
and from which its regular occupants
were absent, Investigators learned and
Mrs. Clarke feared their' return when
she visited the place.
ON STAND AT TRIAL
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 14. Ste
phen L. Scroggln, former president of
the National Bank of Sheridan, took
the stand in IiIh own behalf in federal
court where he is on trial charged
with Irregularities. Ho sketched the
history of the bank, which he had
founded, and told of his banking
methods.
One of the Indictments against him
was that he hud transferred personal
property to the bank's name and that
he had used the bank's money to pay
the taxes on It.
He admitted he had done this, but
said that the transfer had been made
to facilitate his handling of his prop
erty, nnd that he had never had a
chance to pick out unt how much of
the 'tax payments had been on the
bank's property and of his own.
AMERICAN CHEESE IN TINS
Pimento Camembert
Green Chili Limburger
Roquefort Swiss
Plain Cheddar
Welsh Rarebit
McLaren's Imperial
FRESH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CHEESE
Brick Swiss Beaver Camembert Club Pimento
Old English Imported Edam Imported Swiss
Cream Brick Bluehill Pimento McLaren's Nippy
Tillamook Brick Bluehill Chili Pineapple Cream
Imported Roquefort Tillamook Cream Parmeson Grated
The original Parmesan Cheese is a hard cheese made in Italy. The Amer
ican product is usually sold grated, and is used for serving with soups, for
seasoning macaroni, and oilier similar purposes.
Include Cheese With Your Next Order
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY YOU WILL ENJOY SEEING
THE ARRAY OF CHEESE
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
Phone 252
GROCER
Phone 252
TOLL OF STORM AT
SEA TOTALS 40
NORFOLK. Yn., March 4. More
than forty men are missing today h
a result of shipwrecks off tho Vir
ginia and Carolina coasts and in the
loss of the six-masted Wyoming, the
largest vessel of Its class In the world,
whlh went down off Chatham, Mas.,
Wednesday.
Fear Is expressed hero for the crews
of seven tug boats and eighteen barRCs
loaded with coal which put to sea yes
terday. Kummari.cd tho disasters off this
immediate, coast or on vessels sail
ing out of Norfolk are: Ward line
steamer Santiago, sunk south -southwest
Diamond shoals, probably 25
lives lost, 10 rescued, conflicting re
ports as to fato of another boat load
of survivors. . I ."5v
Schooner Wyoming:, sunk off Chat
ham, Mass., en route from Norfolk,
no trace of crew of 13. '
FOR LOCAL HAY
As a matter of Intorom to the farm
ers and hay dealers In tlie Rogue River
valley, on account of the continued
drought in California there is a con
siderable demand for hay in the Sac
ramento and San Joaquin valleys, as
well as the extreme southern part of
the state. Owing to this unusual con
dition existing in that territory, tho
Southern Pacific company is publish
ing some new rates that will enable
tho Rogue River valley farmers to
move hay from this torritory In com
petition with the production in othor
sections.
Pull information as to tho new rntcs
may be obtained from the Southern
Pacific local agent, who will be glad
to give anyone interested the names of
parties In California with whom tlley
can communicate on the subject.
PARIS. Mar. 14. (By Associated
Press.) Premier Polncare, deciding
to stand or fall upon tho grant of
authority to Issue decrees, demanded
early this evening of tho senate that
the cabinet know Its fate before morn
ing.
On his request the senate voted to
meet at 9 p. m. for a night session to
continue without a recess until a vote
Is taken on article ono of the fiscal
measures.
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WORCESTER, Mans.. March H.
Thirty to forty persons were reported
seriously injured in a wreck of a Wor
cester to Providence express train at
Whitinsville, Mass., this afternoon.
BOSTON. March 14 A New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad train
leaving Worcester for Providence to
day was derailed between Klrerdale
and Wbltloa itatloo.
Men have Just recently completed
painting the dome of tho White
House.
flllfl "one eleven
cigarettes
For Infants,
Invalids.
Children,
The Aged
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. In powder
form.mnkesThe Food-Drinkfor AllAgea.
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also in Tablet form.
Ak for "Horliok'a," at all Fountains.
Itg Avoid Imitations Substitute,
ASHLAND MARCH 17
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THE GREATEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH
in the HISTORY OF THE WORLD
BOSTOS '
Prices: Main Floor and Lower Boxes $2.50; Balcony and Upper Boxes
$2.00; Gallery $1.00. pjease add 10 per cent Tax.
Seats Selling every day, 1 to 4 and 7 to 9
Phone 41 Mail Orders received
20th Century Grocery
Careful buyers everywhere endorse tlis cash and carry methods of the 20th
Century Grocery Stores.
Satisfactory quality and small purchase price items for Saturday and Mod'
day are:
THOMPSON'S SEEDLESS RAISINS in bulk. Pound . ..10$
Creamettes Full Cream Cheese Ground Chocolate y
Fresh Stock 3 pks. 25 Pound 29 Two lbs. 35
M.ILK Carnation, Borden's, Alpine, 3 Cans ..........29
Broken Sliced Tuxedo P. & G. White Naptha
Pineapple Tobacco - Soap
' No. 2 Cans 20 3 Cans 25 6 Bars 25 -v
FLOUR Vim, Crown, Olympic, Drifted Snow $1.75 eack. Fisher's Blend
; $1.88 sack -
Olympic Pancake Peanut Butter Rolled Oats !
Flour Fresh Niee and Creamy
10-lb. Sacks 6JjY Pound 22 9-lb. Sack 5(ty ."
Pearline Washing Bulk Ivory Soap
Powder Shortening Ouest. size r bars .
Large package 19 Pound 17- 12 Bars 55
. . .
TOMATOES Rogue River Solid Pack. No. 2 can 15
Standard Selected Stock... 2-ans 25f. 12 cans.................;..$1.45
ORANGES Sweet juicy, 252 size, 2 dozen 35. 216 size, 2 dozen 45
DRY ONIONS Extra nice stock 10 pounds 25
20th CENTURY COFFEE The most complete item of all. 2 lbs. for 75
MEDFORD ASHLAND GRANTS PASS