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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1925)
o o MEDFORTJ TTCTTfONR MTCttFOTfo, OTCEfm, TTTUTCfc'DTVY. TTTHT 23. TJI2.1 Corn Pestered? Use "Gets-It World's Greatest Corn Remover Liquid or Piaster i Here is the sure way to get rid of a corn or callous. Stop at the first Drug Store and get " Getr- It." Coats but a trifle, tonight or right nowuse"Gts-It" as directed. Stops corn pains at once. Quickly the corn or callous separates from the true flesh and may be lifted right off with the jingers. It's guaranteed. Sold every where. E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. Cameo HATS for EASTER represent the newest distinctive modes, and the utmost in quality and value Milliners are always glad to show Cameo patterns r (7 CASH PAID 1 i For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W.A.KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 All makes nnd types of magnetos are repaired, remagnetlzed here. Any type from tlia single cyl inder style to the most complex dual tandem make ,ure made to per form ' dependably. Com petent'; magneto service : at modest cost. . TAKE f CANADIAN PAClFly EMPRESS LITERS CHINA VMuvmts II n PEED. service -sl II O V. SI and cemfort make Car. i! an Pacific the prefrired method o( travel to the Orient Every two week a magnificent Empress liner sail from Van couver for trans-Pacific porta. WriU or call on your local agent for am plttt information. Attractive aecond -cabin rates ara alo available. ALL READY FOR BIG FIELD DAY HERE SATURDAY The 11th annual Jackson county school track and field meet will bv j held at the fairgrounds Saturday, and under the direction of John j Hetson, will last all day. Ten rural 'and ten town schools will be entered xin the contests und in the ne!i:hbor jhood of 200 boys and girls will participate. I The towns represented and their school colors, are as follows: Apple gate, green; Butte Falls, black; Cen tral I'oint. red; Gold Hill, white Jacksonville, pink; Phoenix, blue Prospect, brown; Rogue Kiver, yel low; Sams Valley, grey; Talent, orange and Eaglo Point, purple. The events are divided, into three classes, for boys and girls. "A class is for boys and girls 12 years old or under: "IV class for boys yanU girls 13 to 15 years of age: C ' class, boys and girls, 16 to 21 years of age. The events aro as follows: Play ground baseball and volley ball games, CO-yard dash, 100-yard danh, 120 yard hurdlo, polo vault, 8 0-yard hurdle, throwing baseball, running high Jump, hop, skip and jump, po tato sack race, chinning, 220-yard dash, 880-yard run, shot put, discus throw and javelin throw, 440-yard relay race, 220-yard relay race. The chief trophy is a cup given by the Jackson County Athletic as sociation, to he won the first time this year. The Olympic cup, con tested for hy the teams lust year, passed into the possession of Cen tral Pomt, they having won it three times. ENTERTAINMENT 10 BE GIVEN TONIGHT BY ESTHER ' CIRCLE! Jack Thompson arrived home this forenoon from n business visit tit Portland. "Why! He's Nothing But Skin and Bones" 'MarryHifli? Never'' "Quit kidding- me, Agnes; when I gVt ready to land a man he's got to be n real man .with plenty of good healthy flesh on his bones. "Of course, 1 dance with Ed; He's a good enough fellow and 1 just feel sorry for him, but no Hkfnny, hollow cheeked. spindle shanked lath Is go ing to sail the voyage of life with me." Cheer up, Ed thing's aren't as had as they look to you right now. Many hundreds of skinny, gaunt, emaciated men looked even worse than you do till someone told them about McCoy's Cod Liver OH Compound Tablets (the new way to take Cod Liver Oil) and how it would put pounds of good firm, healthy flesh on their bones in just a few weeks. Nothing like these health creating, weight producing tahlets for skinny, underweight men, as thousands can testify. Start to take them today ,60 tablets CO cents at Heath's Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy, Medford Pharmacy, or any real druggist any where in North or South America. And listen; If they don't put 6 pounds of good flesh on you In 30 days, get your money back that's fair enough, hut be sure very sure that you get McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets the original and genuine. Adv. An entertainment will be. given hy the Queen Esther society of the First M. E. church in the recreation hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock, the geueral public being invited to attend. The program follows: , ' Piano Solo Cecil Coss Pageant "Isold's Dream" . The Herald Gladys Murphy lsobel Viola iDetrich Spirit of Dreams Lillian Walker Twelve Dream Children from Japan, Chinn. Korea, India and Latin America. Pantomine "Abide with Me" -Mona Keck, Leona Dietrich. Mar jorie Fiske, Mary Newland, Ger trude. Waldren, Pauline Shewey, Evelyn Hartung, Elenore Palmer, Cecil Coos. Sung by Miss Dew, Mr. Clark, Mr. and , Mrs. De Yoe Play Marthy's Homecoming" Marthy Saunders Elizabeth Thomas Pa Suunder.8 Dorothy Oilo Ma Saunders Kulh Newland Joe Saunders Vivian Coss Mary Josephine Waldron Aunt Tabby Johnson Heat rice Hurt u tig Z Hy Nick Johnson, Ite.ssie Miss Helen Gray ...Edith Waltermire ....Lorraine Redden MaUge Kunzman (a missionary).... Esther Palmer Reading Pauline Shewey SEATTLE, April 23. China Is .being Invaded by hundreds of Rus sians who are taking out Chinese citizenship papers, today declared Rev. Daniel McGilllcuddy. Catholiu missionary from Kanchow, Province of Klangsl, who arrived here yes terday on the steamship president Madison from Shanghai. "I believe that this Invasion is for the purpose of. aggrandizement and other nations should watch this movement to protect their interests in China," said Father McGilllcuddy. The missionary was nccompanied hy Rev. E. T. Sheean. director of a Catholic mission inn the district of Jaochow. Hoth are to visit Phila delphia and hen return to their stations In China. W.H. GORE SUES 100 A suit was filed in the circuit colirt Thursday by W. 11. Gore of this city against George nnd Carl Majrrieter, sawmill operators of the Appleguto district, for 5S06.C7. Gore charges that tho Magrieters, without his knowledge or consent, cut U3. 721 feet of pine and 11,818 feet of fir timber owned by him. Ho seeks the recovery of tho value of the timber at tho market price. The alleged trespass is listed has having occurred between June, 1SI23, and October, 1024. Local military authorities aro In tho market to rent CO horses, to bo used by officers during the. state encampment, to be held hero in June. The horses are to be ridden by officers on parade and Inspec tion occasions. A dollar a day will be paid the owners,, and the horses given all the oats and hay they can eat, besides , a good currying three times a 'Jay, per military regulations. The horses will ho needed between June 12 and 2G, and anyone having a horse to rent, will please notify Captain Ralph Cowgill. Free Methodist Street Meeting Held Tonight The services now being held in tho Free Methodist church, 10th and Ivy. are progressing well. Lust night Cap tain and Mrs. Pitt of the local Salva tion Army favored the audienco with two splendid, ducts, which were great ly appreciated by all present. Rev. Jerome of Ashland addressed the, peo ple. Rev. Lillian Gray conducted a street meeting. There will be services tonight with a good rpeaker and good singing. There will also be a street meeting. j i ne Dicycio is expected Saturday to occupy a commanding place In Med ford spotlight, when a real enthus iastic bicycle parade will be staged. The fine array of prizes will serve as a magnet to Avaw into the event cy clists from miles around. The prizes range from a large attractive silver loving cup down to the useful bicycle bell, with a couple of gold watches included. I The parade and subsequent rally of cyclists has been arranged by the lo cal bicycle dealers In cooperation with the Cycle Trades of America, of New York, and will start at South Bartiett and Main streets, at 10 a. m. sharp, Saturday,. April 25. It will he a" com .bined sociable bicycle ride and deco rated wheel parade and is open to all bicyclists. Medford Rotary .Club News in. -iit ii ' hp HHfft LI I ytr lit V I from only cnact; young mmm Guests at this' week's Rotary meet ing were eecll Cook of Seattle local Boy Scout, executive; F. McDonald of Hoquim, Wash., Bill Carnahan, Geo. Riddle, and Alec Davis of Grants Pass, Bill Zlers of Orange, Cal., Ross Chester of Tacoma, and Bill Prltch art of Seattle. Tho husfness for the day was out of the ordinary. Each man called upon spoke for a, minute about his life and life's work. Telling where he was born, and when, whom he married, and giving a general esti- ; mate of himself. Beside the fact of rgetUng a little better acquainted with leach other there was furnlHhed con siderable amusement. Fred Heath told how ho had lost money In the drug business every year for thirty years or so, and by so doing had be come wealthy. The Rotary , club members have time and again pressed Fred for his peculiar methods of con tinually losing and at the same time gaining, but it is still one of Fred's thrifty business secrets. Monty Mont gomery felt somewhat delicate In hnvlng to reveal the hidden mysteries of his life, but as the seconds flew hy. he gained confidence, and wound up in a blaze of glory. A certnln honest harmony; A handsome, generous brotherhood, Impartial both to raco and blood; That'a what Rotary means to me. The Rotarlnn. . EDWARD C. ROOT. , None buf the very choicest of "young grain-fed porkers are ever used for the production of Frye's Delicious Brand Hams and Bacon. Keenest judgment is brought to bear on the matter of this first choice. Then the exclusive Frye process of curing is the result of expert knowledge in the . science of preserving all the original tender juicy flavor that nature meant us to enjoy. You will quickly prove on your table that Frye's "Delicious" Brand is "Everything The Name Implies." 2 CENTS FOR 100-' RECIPES - T h Frye Mat Guide containt 100 tcitad recipes and full dU rectiona for the choice and cutting of all meats. Send two cent, for post age to Fry a Co., Seattle ha ms "Everything The Name Implies" bacon "The Speedy Set" The up-tn-the-mlnutc comedy dra ma, "The Speedy Ket," as presumed by Frank & King's comedians, which closes tonlEht at the Armory. Is one of the best dramas ever prosonted by this clever organization. It gives each member of the dompnny. a splendid opportunity to display their talents. and affords the ladles an opportunity to show a few of the latest gowns. The Friday and Saturday offering will be the funnies ever presented by Frank & King, entitled ."Peggy's Wild Man." Three new changes each week will be the policy during the engage ment. . 1 ' - Starting Sunday, the western melo drama, "The- Olrl of Black Snake Kanch" will be presented, s ( Coffee, Senora it is like the wine it must be mellowed to bring to the taste that rare flavor which only our I f high mountain plantations can grow. , J'Here in our tropic storehouses, for two years, three years,: it should repose before the roaster adds the finishing touch1 , of the artist! I ' 'Indeed no, Senora, all of our coffee is not so mellowed. It is I the misfortune but so popular the coffee beverage, we can j manage to keep here but a little to age and mellow! ,'Si, it costs more. But the particular roaster, he gladly pays the difference. His customers appreciate the delightful, the unusual personality of his roast par excellence! the old coffee with just a discreet dash of the new to heighten, to j emphasize the rare old flavor! J'Then you from the Pacific Coast are indeed fortunate. For you say your S & W is our fine mountain coffee? and from our mel- lowed stock, livened with but avery little of the old? Buenol' S9W cofiee upholds the S 6? W reputation for quality, otherwise it couldn't bcartheSW label. The world's best' conccs,R blend by real artists among experts.roastinguid pack ing by the most modern methods. Comes in the new key-on. , You'll try it? Qood! You'll not be disappointed.'' FINE FOOD PRODUCTS ill AM Wong Pon Chinese Medicine For Trcfilment of Acute and Cbronlr Diseases of Men and Women. Oancr and tumor treated, lDflrensa, kid ivy, bladder and tomnrh troubc fits, aernla, rupture, rolda. female trouble, par alyaia, fever, pneumonia, aHthma and throat troiMm, rheumatlMm, emenorrhopa, goitre, eoonumptioo, catarrb, pllea, hydrocele, al bumin. Office Hount 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Consultation Free 241 South Front St. , Medford. Or.. ,11- if of i rs, , This office wants good clean cotton rags, suitable for washing tires. tf AMERICA'S GREATEST VACATION Land and Water Trip including world famous In side Passage to borders o Alaska.Totem polevillages, Skeena and Fraser Rivers, Mc. Robson, highest of Canadian Rockies. Jasper National Park, largest in the world. Nearly 2,000 miles of rfro -yn scenic clones for pOO.AV round trip from Portland, including meals and berth on steamer between Vancouver , and Prince Rupert. A.B. HOLTORP, City Pau. Agtms 122 Third St., Portland, Ore Phone Broadway 3300 REACHED ONLY IV ' , .A Canadian Rational Railways LARG EST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN THE WORLD m wry Greenwich Vlllairo Folllod. An event of more than passing In terest in the theatrical life of this city is the coming encasement of Mr.Oul-laKht-r and Mr. She.m, In person. In America's KreatfHt musical revue, the Orecnwlch VllhiK" Follies, which comes to the Runt's Carlerian Mon Af night. May 4th. The special edition of the Green wich Village Follies contains many new features, consisting of gorgeous stage pictures, beautiful costuming, novel Interlude, new surprises in glit tering dancing specialties, and a per sistent vein of comedy that is exhll erating. ' In this edition Messrs. Gallagher and Hhean Interpolate a French version of tehlr famous ballad, "Oh, Mr. Oal lapher gnd Oh, Mr. 'Hhean." assisted ( oy Allie. r III, a ceicoraicu rrencu mu sic revue artiste, , ...... Increase Your Income by Investing in 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock INVESTMENT FEATURE8 Our 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock (a) Is Cumulative, Non-AssoRBablo; - . (b) Is Preferred both as to assets and earnings; (c) bears as high a rate of Interest as good business Justifies; (d) Is a senior security to an equal amount of common stock paid tor Id cosh; . 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