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o ' PAGE SIX MEDFORft IVrATT; TRIBUNE, MESORD, OrftfiON, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925 u MADISON SQUARE Mk) . . SlSjLi! GARDEN TO CLOSE feWSWItf (Rlporlad by JacMoi Count, Abitrsot C.. jjl jftA "?T?alJf (V-r i " yg 'j "kjlTjSc. - rnpcwrD TniUinRRriWi M-' ",,h " fttMf I Mill VI II I II fflllllBlnlal fttnrilnir Minim? Co. vn. Jackson Kar79rr-rr -rrrmvrsrr, rsTTT7vr?Szzasrzzxzzi utfirrtu ifTf? I VltUI kll i viiiviiiiv ii , .,, I v uuniy, i ai. riniiiMHH unu Circuit Court, fitorlinj; Mining 'o. v County, t al. Findings cluHion, Decree. Victoria Harris Burtman vs. Wes ley Hartnmn. Ulvorce. . H. Pahln & Bon vs. Robert John son, rt al. Affidavit. Motion. Order. hum. Motion. Order. NEW YOKK, May 5. Mailt An square garden, sccno of notable sporting events for more than' three decades, will house its last throng tonight. Immediately after n 12-round bout between Johnny Dundee, veteran of more than 3000 rounds of fighting and Sid Terris, youthful lightweight aspirant of New York's cast side, the Klant claws of a wrecker will begin to rip down the old ampitheatre. j Among the relics that will iihhh with nesdav. will be John Sullivan, a Py"o night caretaker, - who for 32 yean has seen the champions come and iVi nk.h.-. wnrir since 'Xvn. A. H, Pracht, directors, file h nfr,i .. HiH .,. nssiirnment. Hiiiilenienlury articles asserted 'that of nil the thrilling. Uon of Medford struggles ho had ever seen, that be tween Peter Maher and Ous Huhlin topped the lint As the camping season is here, our experlenpes will be more interesting after reudlmr. some, of how thtt real 'pioneers and campers have made their homes in the open and became ae- nnnlnlpil with lh lilcrle Iroi.u n ml Elizabeth West vs. George A. West. fiOWRrfl Motion and ufflduvit. I , i m un,,, iuunn MlltAl. on ' Your public library has a number Amended complaint. WUI III Will IV, MUCH US. 1 IIU IjUUR ui of very fine books to suggest, that will Sweden- ne'l to make your outdoor life well Prolmtu Court. Q. '8. Uutler, T. H. Simpson. E. 0. A. II. l'rucbt, directors file supplementary articles of incorpcra tlon of Ashland Ice & HtorKQ Co. (!. H. Uutler, T. H. Simpson, E. C. of Incurpora- & Storage Co. B. J. Pulmer assumes the busi ness name of "Palmer i'iano House." Estate of Fielden J. Ayres. Proof Camping and Woodcraft, by Horace Kephart; Let's Go Afield, by Emerson Hough; Field and Forest Handy Handy Hook, by Heard; Hoy Scouts' Hike Hook, by Cove; Harper's C'amp ind and Scouting, by (irliinell; Amer ican Hoys' Handy Hook of Camplove and Woodcraft, by Heard. Some of the interesting life one finds In the big outdoors have been written of in: The Handbook f Birds, by Bailey; Western Birds, by Bailey; American Birds, by Myers; by h wn h.'iiinnrtin.t hnttl ever'of publication. Paid vouchers. Order. Animal Mfe In Field and Stream, b; It was the bloodiest battle ever, ' . Vllnln ,.nn, .,. Fabre; Familiar Trees and Thei ged in New York." declared the VI.Mnla M. Boot. Con Matthews; Our Natl lent caretaker. "The eyes of both ""I1""0" V , .' Conov Affi-Trees, by Keller; Trees Every Chih p were closed In the middle of the dnn,e ,,f Jat,,b Conloy Af" ( should Know, by Roger; Wild Flow staged and men fray .and how they eve lasted it out. I could never understand, Radio Programs ' for Tonight KFI, I.on A nee lea, 4GB. 5 8 to 9, proirrnm presented I.OH AnKelt'S KxamilHT. 9 port. Deeree. motors. I KHtnte of (.'iisimndrlfi Corfin. Proof by. the of puhMrntion. Vouchers. Order, to 10.1 t lnmte of Frederick L. Holjbin. Ad- clusKlc hour nrrunKert nnd presented mltted to prohitlo. by Cosmo AeoHta, buiitono. fuatur- . KHtato of Carrie A. Wright. Final InK Kuphael Vllln, HpanlHh tenor, and account. OrJur. Isabella Hentenno, oporutic dramatic j . soprnno and planlKte. 10 to ll.j Iteal 1'Xiito TmllferH. Packard llallad Hour. fcutuiinfr Hilly Charles Hums to K. J. Von Hall1, Ashley Hlstcrs, I'olly Grunt Hull' .Moltke. et nl, w. U. to lot In Bud Jnmleson and Marlon HooKar. Jaeksnnvllle 275 KHJ, l-os Angeles, 405.2. meters, 8 Ernest J. Schlatter to Knd A. hllil Kstato of draco n :Vermccr. Ad- ers- mnncnan: l no liook or the mlttod to probate. i Stars for Vouwt People, hy Olcott. Kstnto of Carrlo A. WrlKht. Proof lu' Pifpuml of publication. I Th0 ncxt reKUlar meetliiK of the Entitle of (leorno E. Gates. Proof Hl'out I'"''j'h' association will bo on of publication. Petition. Order. , Muy n. in tne eiun room oor tno Pres Estate of I.urlndn. If. Klum. 1'roof oytenan cnurcli of publication. Amended final re- to 10. proKram throUKt) the cour tesy of I.oa Anifeles Income lroper. ties, nrruned by their representative, Mntz. ct tlx. W. 1). to lot 13, WV4 lot 12. blk. 3, Hunny flldo Add. to .Medford J. Howard JohnBun. 10 to 11, Art Alexander II. Copley to Cora I. , Itlltmoro hotel, under tho leadership' pfl Earl Burtnett. I KNX, Hollywood, 337 meters, 8 to 9, featuro progi-ntti. 9 to 10, Inde pendent Furniture Manufacturing Co. 10 to 12 (movie night) Hotel W. II. McNulr, et ux, to Oliver Ambassador-Abo Lynmn's orohestra. I O. H. Hose, et ux, W. D. to KFWB, Hollywood, 262 meters, 9' lot In Guley Add. to Ashland to 10, program presented through' W. H. McNiilr, W. D. to lot thp courtesy of tho llarnes Music Oliver O. II, ltoso, ct ux, to Co., Of Los Angeles. 10 to 11, War- In Gnley Add. to Ashland viilght. tleed to lot on East Main Htreet Medford ed A. Mats;, et ux, to Ernest J. Schlatter, W. i. to lot 13, W14 lot 12. block 3. Sunny sldo A11. to Medford tier Bros. Motion Picture Studio hour. 11 to 1:00, Montmartro Cafe dance music. - KFON. Long' rteach, 232.4 melors. 8 to 9. the Press-Telegram progrnm, presenting tho Kadlng family quar tet. to 11, tho Virginia Hotel Ballroom 'Orchestra. KPO, San Francisco, 428.3 'meters, 8 to 10, progrnm by tho u. S. army band. -. Program by the llass-Huetor Paint Co. ;o to 11, Johnny Hulck'H Carblrlans, playing at Cablila Cafe. ' ICOO, Oakland, 3111 meters, 8:00. studio, .program, jo to 1:00, danco music program by Henry Hnlstend'a orchestra and soloists, Hotel Francis, San Francisco. KJIt, Seattle, ,184.4 meters, 8:,10 to 1js:00,, Pugot Sound Savings & Loan association musical. 10 10 Llnnlo Ilanscam, et al, to Zera IJahack, W. IJ. to lots 18 and 19, blk. 2. Luurolhurst Add. to . Medford 10 Jnckson County Bank to J. F. Watson, deed to land In sec. 19, twp. 37 S., IS. 1 West.. - 1200 Cora L. Knight to C. A, Knight, ' deed to lots 3and 4, of the Cora, J Kulght sub-division J of ' tho Page properly In Med ford 1 Elolse stone to Geo. A. Ilrny, ct nl, deed to W. 100 ft. : lot 8. block 33, Coolldge Add. to Ashland 10 St. ' Archibald K. Parker, et ux, to Harold A. Fields, et ux, W. ' IV to N. 28 ft. lots 12,' 13, 14, 16, 1(1, blink 2, Central Point -to Kl'OA, Seattle, 466 motors, 10 , to-William Worth to-J. W. Prtlltt, 11, Eddie Harkness nnd his orches tra, phiylng from tho Marino Boom of the Olympic Hotel. KSL, Salt Lake City, 300 meters. 8 to 9, musical program, Prnnk & Klnjr Comedians. "Aro GlrlB Ever Safe?" Is tho com ody drama at the tent on North Fir street for throo days, beginning to night, by Frank & Kings comedians. There will be special music nil week in honor of "National Music Week." also - good - spoclaltics. . This Is also Medford Merchants' Week. Bo sure you get tickets when making pur chants which admits you to a resorved seat at half price. The Screen Albnrtus nt ..to Hlnlto. By special arrangements the en gagement of -Alburtus, at the Ulalto theater, has been extended, to Includo performances this week, the length of the stay being Indefinite. Alburtus has by his puzzling answers and demon strations, entertained tho people. In Addition to the occult numbers there and vaudeville,- and psyschlc demon atratlons. 'The Wnrrens of Virginia." tonight's film offering Is a story of the days of crinoline, full of thrilling situations. During- the engagement of Alburtus, n daily change of pictures will be run. Tomorrow's feature film Is Tola Negri In "Montmarte." 1 "SUrnt Watcher" nt tho Cratrruin. "The Silent Watcher." featuring Glenn Hunter and Bessie Love will be the attraction nt the Hunt's Crnterlan for two days, beginning tmoorrow matinee. ' 1 Qlenn JIurlter, famed for his stage creation of Morion In "Morton of the Movies," and picture successes of the past two years, plays the part of Joe Roberts, the secretary. Bessie Ijove. whose work In "Tfloso Who Dance," And "Sundown." has been enrst as Mary toberts, Joe's swoetheart. Jlo birt Bosworth plnys- Senator Steele nnd Alma Bennett protrays Uy f.l liott, the show girl. Girls: You can't sKpert n feller to love n girl with u red nose.olcirle.s lips', dull eyes. Don't wait your "chance" might come tomororw. Bel ter take Holllstcr's Kocky lountin Tea nt once and be on the snfo Bide. Heath's Drup Store and Hosklns' Prug storo. Aflv, ; oi ux,. w. D. to hind In soc. 2(1. twp. SCi S., K. 2 West... 10 Andreas Weldnor to James Bar ren, W. D. to .land in Ash land 25,000 lona o. Bend, et vlr, to Frank E. Jenkins, W. I);' to lots 0 and 10, lllk. 3, Kenwood Add. to Medford - . . 260 Lnura K. Mclntlro to A. . V. Hood, et ux, W.. D, to lot 7, ) block A, Bulevard Park Add. to Ashlund 10 W. O. McDonald to A. B. Shap ard, W. D. to land In sec. 311, twp. as s., It. 1 West 1,0 Francos N. Curkln, et vlr. to M. C Page, Q. C. 1). to lot ; 9, blk. 3. Laurelhutat " Add. to Medford 10 Cora L. Knight, et vlr, to K. C Joromci ot ux, tleed to- lot ) ' 2. Cora L. Knight sub-dl-vlslon of tho Pago property In 1 Medford 10 J, J. Siniorvllle, et ux, to T. .1. O'llarn, W. 1). to land In Cent ml Point T. .1. O Harra to J.- J. Slmer vllle. ot ux, -W. -D. to land in Central Point E. E. -Kayo,- et -tlx, -to Baymond Slevenson, et al. W. D. to lot on Third street, In Jacksonville Pacific Ttecord Tub. Co. to Earl H. Fehl, 'W. D. to W. ' 30 ft. of y, of lots H and 12, blk. l!0. Medford 10 Grant shanks, et ux. to D. L. Prtlltt. W. D. to WSi of SW sec. 8, twp.. si; a., J(. 3 West 06 10 10 110 " HAVE A CARPENTrX DO YOUR PLUMBING RIDICULOUS I you tay. Yet Out Is what hundrecU of people do every day when they engage the services of other rhn s mined RECTAL SPE C1ALIST to cure their Pile. h4o wonder ther receive no benent and continue to sutfer.and condemn the doctor for their time snd money wasted. My yean of training snd experience treating RECTAL and COLON ail ments atone enables me to give a written lite-long UUAK.AN 1 be that I will cure your Plica or RU1-UNU YOUR HUE. , , Write tU It mj rKER HOOK J. L DEAN. MD..Irtfc. iiilir PORtlANO Of All men intcrcHted in Hoy HcoutH are weieome, a fine program i helnR arranged. Trocip Good Turns as taken care of by Medford HcoutH are Ijecnniln very popular, here is another opportunity for every troop to cover the an me territory as unsigned on the Clean Up campaign. InHtructioiiH will tie fur ninhod at headqunrters Wednesilay. We will finish hy Saturday. This project is for the benefit of the child ren's Farm Hume at C'orvallis, which is caring for orphan children and is sponsored by organizations all over the state. The job Is not hard, let's finish It on time. Kcout .executive Cecil Cook is In Klamath Falls this week putting sev eral new scout troops upon an organ ized basis and tho council organization at that part of the working area In good working shape. Knch of tho Klamath Falls churches are to spon sor troops and they will receive detail ed attention from Mr, Cook this week. Scout masters and troop loaders will report to headquarters on Wednesday for their quota of literature relative to the Children's Farm Home which they will distribute. The County Health Unit under the direction of Dr. Garry has made arrangements at scout headquarters for the distribu tion of some health literature at tho same time. The Aledford Scout or ganization Is more than popular when there is Hnmething to be done in the community. Scouts do things. Hi-outs who are eligible to take the special week end outing with Mr. iirown of the forestry service, will re port to Scoutmaster Cornwall at once for particulars. All the troops aro very mysterious ly engaged In the construction of dis play knot boards. Some of them are going to bo very flno and will make a real display for the public. Which Iroop will win the high honors no one knows. The competition is sharp. Splendid Vaudeville Program for Tonight The Three Weber Girls who top tho new vaudeville hill at the Hunt's Cra terlnn rhcater' tonight are as accom plished in the arts of song and danco as they are in their -moHt strenuous stage pastimes of gymnastic and ac robatic feats. Joe Christy and Ruth McDonald In "Song and Piano KccentriclMefi" are n sure fire . hit. Mr. Christy has re markable musical ability while Miss McDonald ndds a touch seldom found outside of a big musical comedy pro- auction. Cliff Dean, tho laughable office grouch who appears In The Snail," is surrounded by an able supporting cast. The skit derives Its name from the fact that the son Is as slow and worthless as a mollousk. Hays & Lillian present a very clever comedy singing and talking skit, Folly- ology." Hays is unusually witty and the girl deserves credit for her ability. Their songs accompanied hy Hay's For Finer Texture and 1 Larger Volume v j in your bakings use h V; : 25 Otxnces for 25 Mortihanslbuhdandahalffora Quarter A trial will convince you it of its high quality Millions of Pounds Used by the Government ' Put a "Kick" in Your Bank Account You can get out of your bank .account exactly what you put in to it. -Your account can't do its 'full duty in improving your condition unless, you keep it growing with regular deposits. Make 1925 a year of steady, systematic saving. Make a de .posit regularly, each week or each month,; at the First Nation al Bank. Put a "kick" in your bank account and you'll get more of a "kick" out of it. First National Bank . Medford, Oregon It banjo are pleasing. TlQ Friedlander brothers present a series of musical instruments which are not only ludicrous and novel, that give forth real melody. A variety o instruments aro used, includiir the smallest banjo and a irmonica, only one and one-quarter inches long. A two reel comedy. Topics of the Day. and the Hunt's Craterian orches tra are other features on the bill. Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hnrt one bit! Drop a little "Freeione" on an aching corn, instantly that mm Btnna .l.nn you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between tho toes, and tho foot calluses, without soreness ur irritation. AUCTION SALE Of Farm Implements ' and Household Goods at tho Kyle Ranch One mile and one-half north of Central Point, FRIDAY, MAY 8 at 1 P. M. sharp. Comprising: ' ' ' FURNITURE One oak leather upholstered couch, One oak bookcase, One oak seat, . , One oak center table, One oak library table, Six oak dining chairs, One mahogany chair, velour seat, One hat rack, One bathroom screen, One three-quarter bed, complete, One ash chiffonier, Clothes rack, One trunk. This is a fine lot of furniture and worthy of your attention. FARM IMPLEMENTS One three and one-half wagon with rack, spray rig, buggy, one hay rake, manure spreader, one mowing . ma chine, Planet Jr. orohard cultivator, one orchard disc, one corrugated iron roller, one iron harrow, hay rack, two one-horse cultivators, ons disc plow, one 12-inch walking plow, one 8-inch orchard - plow, set of single buggy harness, set of double buggy harness, two sets light work harness, picking ladders and buckets Chickens, two dozen. Stock, two Jersey cows, three horses. Grain and alfalfa hay. Dishes, cooking utensils, fruit jars, garden tools and many other useful articles. Auction on Friday, May 8, at 1 P. M. Terms of sale, cash. ROBERT KYLE, Owner. O. B.WILLIAMS CO. Sash GrDoort French doors GrvB A distinctly modem touch and let in sunshine and health? Do away with dark rooms and gloomy hallways. Replace your old solid doors with O. B. Williams modem French Doors. Made from highest grade kiln-dried fir with best quality glass- 'they hang and fit right. Send for catalog of prices and styles. We sell direct from factory at lowest prices consistent " with good quality. " O.B.WIUMMS UX Sash and Doors 1060 1st Ave. So.. Stnltlo, Wn, Wong Pon Chines Medicine For . Treatment of Acnte and Chronic DlocAAea of Men and Women. CKr nd tumor treated, lnflrnxa, Hd )ey. blatMcr and stomtch troubes, tits, brmii. rupture. roM". (etntl trouble, par lyln. feer, prteumntita, thm nd throat trmrtte. rheum I mm, amenorrhea, guf re, consumption, catarrh, pi lea, hjdroceU, al bumin o OfflM Hourtt 8 A. M. to S9P. M. Consultation Fraa ifr1"" '' mm Ride on Genuine - Low Air Pressure IF VoU can cut down the air pressure in your balloon tires it will add just that muclf more to their cushioning effect. Maybe you can't do this safely with your present make of balloon tires. But you can with the new U. S. "Royal low pressure Balloons Because These tires have the new U. S. "Low-Pressure Tread.". This tread gives a much greater area or road contact than a round tread. ( ' It distributes the load evenly over the tread surface and reduces the weight on the individual tread blocks. This does away with early, uneven and disfiguring tread wear. U. S. Royal Balloon gives long service even at t lower air pressures than have been recommended in the past. 5 ; For in addition to this new Low-Pressure tread they are built of Latex-Treated Web Cord. The only cord construction in which the cords are webbed together with' pure rubber latex. This - gives maximum strength and maximum flexibility. Don't compromise on balloon tire pressures any longer. Ride on genuine low pressure. It will surprise you to know what a difference -it makes. United States Rubber Company United States Tires am Good Tires U.S.Roal'' ' Trade Mark True Low Pressure Balloons with the New Flat "Low-Pressure Tread1 and Built of Latex-treated Web Cord Fof sale by: Medford Vulcanizing Works Medford Central Point Service Station Central Point CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W. A, KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 Protect Your Home and Family with a German Police Dog High Bred Puppies For Sale. MR8. GEO. F. NUSSER. Copeo, CKllf. ( T KJXM. .TRAVEL, -' Alt Rttmii I.t it, San Frtncisc Vhtra law IVfltW Mnx weirom4 tht vidim IW the journey you Ion( ior a ptacsj o quiet and rot. The Hotel Mant awaits uihJ welcome the visitor. A plaoe you can coll a real I lOME. Km aufioaphere ol unoiual obenn and v noMf WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP 1 t-Doors, Windows and Sash, Screens, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and ' Price Absolutely Right. Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Eofcre Letting Us Figure on Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WOR&S Medfofr? A Modern Mill n
