Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTDITXfr, MEDFORD, PRECOX, FRTDAY, APRTL 24, 1025 Jw V & FAIRTO TOURSELF -MAKE THE 1L thm voull know what brand of coffee wu 11 want to use regularly THE BEST COFFEE WINS mini w in hi1 ii i ti ni "imrmmrm That distinguished look of a tailored Suit. There's a reason. It is hand tailored, not machine built, right here in Medford. Order yours Prices $40.00 to $55.00 I I Upstairs AH makcH mid typ's of m muK'H'toH tiro rppuli-od, Kjj ifrj renin Kiu'tlztMl lion. Any gjj g typo front tlto hIiikIo vyl- (3 Inder stylo to t hu must W cmnpk'X dii:il t a u d o in Eg mako are made to ' per- fcj form dcpondably. Com- ffi petrii! magneto tu'rvlrc Rj tit huh lout cost. ft Wo bcllcvo Unit tho smoothness ami wlviM qunllty of our nv:mia liruclniin lit oncu ihat wn niakn them tioin cholco InBi't'illonts m a superior way. Ak for Nutritious Ice Cream Jackson County Creamery O L'opeo re))ro,soiHatlvc.s from near and far in Koutliorn Oregon aro coii-Hi--0O d In tliis city today for th ru; ulur monthly "proKrcss moetliiK" of the California Oregon Power company. Following hu executive sosHlona of tills murnlng ""' aftrrrioon, a iiltf fo rum entertainment wilt ho hold tonight at the St. MarK'K-Guild liall on North Oakdalo. - .',..' iwinue liable 1'olnt, .Saturday nlKlit. 30 Homemade oats at Phoenix City ilall all day Saturday. 30 The annual Jackson county track and field meet will be held at tho Fair r.round.s Saturday. John Uecson, who litis charge of (he arrangements, has heen working for some time to put ev erything in readiness for tho various events. The program has heen ar ranged that events will occur through put the day, but the.eyentH of most interest fare scheduled for the fore noon. Those persons interested in the schools and nthletlcs are urged to he prenent at this annual track and field meet. If you want a furnished apartment with all the modern conveniences, nee or phone Hotel Holland. tf Dvy factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. , tf M. A. Goldsmith of the Oregon City Woolen Mil In, was a Medford business visitor yesterday from Portland. The Jtapllst ladies are ging fi cooked food sale Saturday morning at the public market. 21 Ye Old Time dance, Saturday night, third floor, Medford building, .'10 Homemade etts at Phoenix City Hall all day Saturday. .'10 Mm, Mario Calkins of Klamath Falls is spending few days in the city. Mrs. Trowbridge, creator of dresses. DOT. W. 10th street. tf Fire place Hcreens at tho Japanese Art Store. 32 Out of town Oregonians having ar rived in the city Thursday include; A. B. liennett of Hood liiver, 1 r. N. JHm ick of JJallan, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. T. Moore of Ilandon, J'lV M. Adairis of Corvailis and Charles A. Jianby and A. JO. Sims of Kugene, Dry faetory mill blocks. "Valley Fuel Co. tf Dance Kagle Point, Saturday night. 3 0 Mr. nnd Mrn. Charles K'lng nnd daughter of Spokane, who nro en route to their home afler spending the win ter in lios Angeles, nro stopping over a short time In Medford. Dunce Kuglo Point, Saturday night. 3 0 Homemade eats nt Phoenix City Hall all day Saturday. 3u Jjouglns Wood, AVesley Kgger and Jacob "Whurley were among the Med ford visitors yesterday from (.1 rants i'ass. H. I. n. eggs nt TeVoo'er. tf Tw o re p 1-ene n t n 1 1 ves, p ro n 1 1 n e n t fanners of the Owons vnlley eomniu nity of California, Frank Dearborn and Ad Farrlngton. arrived with Sam H ad yesterday to inspect the Lungi'll valley country and report hack to the Owens A'alley people whether or not tli o country Is favorable. Klamath will vie wit hthe ltogue river country for the California people. It was learn ed. Arthur Foster, .representing the Oregon sin hi land settlement hoard Ikih been In the Owens Valley country recommending Kogue river, It is un derstood. K la ma th News. Coal briquets, that clean fuol. Han sen Coal Go. : JJhono 23!). Twenty-nine out of the state rnrs were registered yesterday by the local stnto registration bureau, which cars were about equally divided between tourists en route south and those go ing north. . , You Can Get Most -Anjr Old Thing at DE VOE'S Most Any Old Time. Always Room to Park Your Car. 436 W. Main Ph. 122-R ; 1 ,'HIHiHl JJWHHipiKlU' O.B. WILLIAMS CO. Sash & T)oort breakfast 4 4 Save Tun women-folk endless stops and keep (lie dining room tidynll d.iy. The men like one because it is nc.it, attractive, warm and cozy. O. B. Williams Breakfast Nooks arc easy to put in the old home. Specify it in the new. We make two designs in sizes to exactly fit your own measurements. Made of high grade kiln-dried fir hmilier specially sanded ready for paint or stain. Cfltillo( Our catalog gives full fw ItCC) tiiul.m. V stll direct t'rom TfST t.irtory at lowest prices W' cvriMSti-ut u-uh gc0J qudlicy. s-J O.l.VJLUAMS to. . Sash and Doors IIHIH Avf. So., Stolllr, Wn. l!ov. V. K. Cooilc. (li'irii't t'ldi'r of the-HOlit)ifrii OfCf.'on conrTi-nce of the Krci; Methodist churi h l.s In the city. He Till prfxUle next week over the re vlvtil Bet vlces litiim held In tho cliurcll her.'. Clenulne nb.-tlonl Mister ponrl dinner linuH, BtetilnK SI. 15. Jiiiittnese Art Kioto. 32 Homemade etitH nt Phoenix City Hull nil dtty Stituidiiy. 3U (let a real marcel lit 113 13. Main Htrect. liarber nhop. Phone 044. Ituth t'l.-kel. The Screen LIS M AIRPLANES LOOK FOR FLEET "Mary (ho Tlilril," Illalto. A liKht comedy-drama of the screen IkihsUiik pight youthful and popular letidlnt; men In its cant la ut the ltiulto theater today. The picture 1h "Wlno of Youth," a film version of "Alary tho Third." Elcnnor Boardman. plays Mary, the modern flapper. Tho leading men are: ilen I.yon, William Collier, Jr., Wil liam Haines, Hobby Agney, Johnlne Walker, CrelKhton Hale, Kites Welch and .ItiinOH MorrlHon. The suiiportliiK cast Includes Pauline Citron. Sulalle Jensen. K. J. Hateiiffe, Virginia l.ee Corbln, Ciertrude Claire and others. Norma Talmjidtro Tonlrrltt. In "The l.ndy," at Hunt's Crtiterlan, where It closes tonight, Normal Tal ninde has aitrlumjih above all other triumphs. H is the greatest aehleve nient of her wonderful career. It is an entrancing screen drama this story of a burlesque beauty who HONOLULU, April 24. (By tli Associated Press.) Throughout last night searchlights stabbed the tropical ' sky over the Island of Oahu, searching ;for planes of the blue fleet which Is j attacking the Island in the war game 'now being held in the Pacific. There is a tense feeling of suspense evident everywhere among the defending black forces as the impending Invasion of .the island drew one day nearer. Persistent rumors that the blue j attacking forces have established an j aircraft base on the island of Kauai with which communication has been cut off are evidently taken seriously ,by the defending black forces, which kept the heavens illuminated through out the night by searchlights in an 'effort to prevent bombing ; of the island's defenses by a possible air raid of the invaders. For the first time in history a major-general com manding a beleaguered garrison, last night broadcast his precarious position by radio to all America, when Major General E. M. Lewis, commanding the Hawaiian department, spoke over broadcasting station KGU. General Lewis told of his position and ex plained details of the war game. FROM DISASTER PENDLETON, Ore., April 24. A fortunate lull in the wind early this morning was a factor in preventing a heavy loss by fire in the heart of the city, according to Chief Ringold of the local fire department. The roofs were burned off three small business estab lishments. The wind had been blow ing continuously for 48 hours but halted about 4 o'clock this morning. The fire was discovered about 5 o'clock and st night's commun- . :...(.- nnestions on extinguished the vm was uioo o, n (hp ,tuB Di,,.emunl. aguin harder than ever. No 0 of damage was made by the Kniglils 0' Pytfcas, owners of the property, at t a later hour this morning. , The three business establishments t damaged by the fire were: Altai Street Lunch.' Alta Street Duiry and Isle's Electric Shop. Tine origin ol the fire is unknown, g Vancouver Show Abandoned ( ) VANCOUVER. Wash., April 4 Flans for holding an exposition here tails summer in cummemoration of tjie hundredth anniversary of the founding of Kbit Vancouver have t-een abandoned, The centennial board failed to obtain nufflcient financial support, sald'J. W. Shaw, president of tho board. I'limlove Is Sustained. PARIS, April 24. (liy the Asso ciated Press.) The chamber of depu ties voted confidence in the govern- before it was completely rrjent by 330 to 204 this afternoon af- f QUALITY. ' .CORNER J Fountain Lunches Davidson's Corner Fir and Main MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS if Norma Talmadg and VaJlace Mac Donald . la "The Lady" loved a noble nnin,- who would liavo loved hini if he had heen a bus con ductor, who Knew but one instinct, to firth t for her man, nnd who learned to fij;th on for those who loved even when her7 heart was broken. . Douglas Maclrt'aii. C'ralcriiin. Poiirtlas MaeLean is eoinins to the Hunt's Cratei-lan t oniorrow la tho greatest comedy of his enrcer. It is an adaptation of one of Willie Collier's great est Hinge .successes. Splendid Comedy Tonight. 'Peggy's Wild 'Man" will bo tho comedy prosentod by Frank & King's comedians at tho Armory tonight. Tho management promises n real snappy program including specialties with plenty of laughs. The play will bo presented just Fri day and Saturday , nights. There's plenty of room in the Armory, Change of program Sunday, OF, AT AltlW Dl A, Cut., April 2-1. Peace officers today were investigating bur glary of the home of Prtneo Krik of Denmark here yesterday in which two ring.s valued at $4000 were taken. Several fur pieces and fur coats val ued at SSf.OO were wrapped up by the burglars but" left behind, they evi dently 1 -vlng been surprised. The burglary, it was reported to peace officers by Prince Krik, oc curred while the prince and princess, formerly M iss 1 .is Hoot h, Canadian heiress, were out driving, tine of the missing rings was a platinum and a diamond dinner ring valued at $11000 and the other set wit h an emerald wort li $ 1 000. Investigation, police say, Int Healed the theft was accom plished by some person familiar with l he house. nil UN Can't Form o Cabinet. TiRCKSKLK, April 24. (By the As sociated Press.) Kmile Vandervelde. the socialist leader, today informed King Albert that he found it Impossi ble to fulfill the mission entrusted him of forming a cabinet to succeed that of Premier Theunls, which resigned April B. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SA LK C'ahbaire plants'. John Mace, one-half mile west Central Point. 30 Hello, Medford ; ' - i ' Frank & King's Comedians ARMORY TONIGHT Real Jazz Orchestra Real New Music Gentlemen 50c Ladies Attending Show , Free; Dance Only 25c WASHINGTON. April 2-t. The Na tional Woman Suffrage association has formally ended its life of nearly T i ; years devoted to the fight to obtain the vote for vomen. Irs. Carrie Chap man Catt. president. presided, at ; a meeting of its officers and oilier suf- I frage leaders called here yesterday for , the formal disbanding of the organlza- , Hon through which Susan It. Anthony ( and other suffrage pioneers sturted be- . lore the ,1'ivll war, that movement which achieved its goal withthe adop- ' lion of the nineteenth amendment five eursQtg"- ! I, I SI ION, Portugal. April IT t Hy 0u? Associated Press.) The sident i of the republic of Portugal lint; ro ' signed. O RAN & KING COMEDIANS at Armory FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Tho Screaming Farce Comedy "Peggy's Wild Man" COMING ' "The Girl From Black Snako Ranch" Tho Western Melodrama. Doors Open 7 P. M. . . Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8 P. M. ( Prices 10-25-50 Cents MANN'S--The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MANN'S Styleplus and Vogue Suits for Spring See These Before Buying All of the new light shades; some new blue chevoits for graduation. A good stock of whipcords. Stylish suits serviceable suits , $30, $35, $40, $45 "We also have some worsted and cashmere suits at special prices S19.50 $25.00 $27.50 fcadl m if In Our Boys' Department Boys' Union Suits Athletic style 65c, 90c, $1.00 Boys' Waists Home liu'n make; sport style and shirt style $1.00 to $2.50 Boys' Sweaters New ones coat style $4.50 Boys' Home Run Shirts New patterns ' $1.00 to $2.75 Small Boys' Hats 65c to $1.65 Headquarters for Work Hf Clothes Overalls $1.48 to $2.00 Felt Hats Special $2.39 Work Shirts Coat style 89 to $1.25 ' Khaki Shirts i $1.25, $1.85, $2.75 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486-487 " Medford, Ore. V Lisle Sox, black and brown, pair 40 Lightweight Lisle Sox, pair 50 Silk Sox, all desired colors . at pair 75, $1.25 May Day Dance at the ELKS TEMPLE, Medford Friday Evening, May 1 BENEFIT CRATER LAKE TEMPLE BAND (D. 0. K. K.) AH members and friends of both organizations invited to attend. Tickets for couples, 1.10, including war tax. Another delightful evening at the ELKS' CLUBHOUSE. Another opportunity to show your appreciation of -(K1 band music d t.Pbclp support the musical organization that is spreading the tame of Med ford and Craterake NatunaWark. 0 0 o