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At the Holly street diamond last
Sunday morning, the Copco team!
, defeuted The Mivjl Tribune team in j
.wiselmH, 12 to G, In a six-Inning,
ten me, which waa called In the first
half of the seventh on account of ,
rain, It was a loosely played same
with numerous errors chalked up to
both Bides. Oliver pitched a stellar
game for Copco, having the Tribune
boys under control at all times,
umfcie runs by Hal Miller and Oliver,
an well as a long two-base drive
over the left field fenco by King1,
which would, have been a home run,
except for ground rules, featured
the game. Murray for The Tribune
did good work' behind the bat, nail
ing several in their efforts to steal.
Next Sunday the Copco team jour
neys to Prospect to play a return
game' with Jim Grieves vets and a
stiff game is expected. Copco won
the first game a few weeks ago on
the Holly street grounds. A large
number of members of the Copco
organization are planning on accom
panying the team, which will ieave
here at 8:00 Sunday, and go up to
the snow line, returning to Prospect
in time for dinner at the Prospect
hotel. The game is scheduled to
ftart nt 2:30 p. m.
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At the Kiwanis .club Monday Mr.
Foster of the land department of
the Portland chamber of commerce,
made a talk on auto camps and said
the camps are either one of the
largest assets or one of the greatest
liabilities of communities, depending
on the conditions around the camp
and the attention given the tourists
by the people of the communities.
"Three of the best camps in Ore
gon are at Medfordt Ashland, and
Grants Pass and they are nil big as
sets," said Mr. Foster. "Every day
now there are from 3 00 to 150
visitors in the Medford camp. This
will increase daily ' and last year
the attendance reached more than
CO, 000. Everyone should make it
their business to extend a welcome
to all tourists and offer ony infor
mation they can, he said.
Paul McDonald told of the nota
ble success of the annual Kiwanis
party at Jackson Hoi Springs. Col.
C. G. Tbomson told of his trip to
California and the Craters quartette
rendered several numbers.
C. C. Cate received the attendance
prize, "a greenback," given by G.
W. Conner,
Emil Mohr, naked to make a talk
in "the flood," responded in his
usual witty way, and Incidentally got
in a few licks for the Holly street
site.
Raymond Reter of California was
a guest of the club.
At the invitation of Harry Tom-
linson", manager of the Medford Ice
& Storage company, the Kiwanlans
Irove to the plant, were shown thru
and many expressed surprise at the
ignitude of the same.
The company has recently com
pleted Its new storage house.
JJvcstock.
.PORTLAND. Ore., May, 12. Cat
tle nominally steady, no receipts.
Hogs nominally steady; no re
ceipts, Sheep nominally steady; receipts
600.
Eggs.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 12. Eggs
firm, cent higher. Current receipts
2 7 tic; pullets 24 26c; firsts 20
W27c; henneries 2828Vijc delivered,
Portland.
EXPECTS A RECORD
NEW YORK. May 12. (A. P.)
Walter Johnson, 3 8 year old hero In
the rise of the Washington Ameri
cans to the world's championship,
shows no signs of slipping in the
19th year as a major league pitcher.
Johnson yesterday pitched his
108th shutout, the White Sox falling
victims to pitching skill which limit
ed them to five scattered hits. Only
two Chicago players were nble to
reach second base as the club went
down to a 9 to 0 defeat.
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LEADING LEAGUE
SAN FRANCISCO, Mav 12. .Toff
' Pfot'fer of tho San Francisco club
Is the undisputed leader of the Coast
league twirlors, according to the
latest figures. Pfoffer has won five
games and lost none. Leverenz of
Portland ranks second with . threo
wins and no defente. Milstead of Los
Angeles ranks third with two wins
and no defeatn.
Other pitchers with good averages
are:
McCabe and Ponder of Salt Lake
with five wins, and one loss each
and a percentage of .833 ; Mitchell,
San Francisco, won five, lost one,
.833; Plummer, Seattle, won five, lost
one, .833 and Ludolph, Vernon, won
three, lost one, 760.
FEEBLE MINDED LAW
SALEM, Ore., May 12. In an opin
ion handed down yesterday,-Attorney
General Van Winkle declared that the
law whereby minors are committed to
the state Institution for the feeble
minded Is constitutional. The law was
attacked by attorneys for Mrs. Mabel
Roth, whose young son. Earl Roth, is
an inmaie of the institution and whose
release she has attempted by habeas
corpus proceedings. The- attorney
general holds that tho law (s benefi
cial to the individual nnd to society.
j SPORT BRIEFS :
PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. Jim
my Sacco, Boston, and Jimmy Cot-
trell, Spokane, fought ten rounds to
redraw here last night. The boys,
both fighting at 145 pounds, showed
n readiness to mix, rind the bout was
crowded with action.
In the seml-windup, Mickey Rock
son of Boise, won a technical knock
out in the third round over Eddie
Robinson, Portland, after scoring
several knockdowns.
lT. of O. to I'luy Tomorrow
EUGENE, Ore., May 11. The
University of Oregon baseball team
will cross bats with the Willamette
university here tomorrow ufternoon
at four o'clock. Knudson or Harri
son will probably start on the mound
for Oregon.
Oregon will play O. A. C. at Cor
vallis Saturday.
Butter.
Butter firm. Extra cubes up half
cent. Extra cubes, city 40 c;
standards 39 c; prime firsts 3UVfec;
firsts 39e; undergrades nominal;
prints 42c; cartons, 43c.
Butterfat steady. Best churning
cream 40c net, shipper's track In
zone one; 41c delivered, Portland.
Poultry.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 24c;
light 22f$23e; broilers 2C30c;
young white ducks, 303Gc.
Potatoes.
Onions nominal, $5.25(5.50.
Potatoes firm, higher, $2.50 $ 2.C5.
INntlnnd Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. Wheat
bids: Hard white, bluestem, baart
$1.08; soft white, westorn white, hard
winter, northern spring, western red
91.68; BUB hard white $1,85.
Today's car receipts Wheat 12;
flour 3; corn 1; oats 3; hay 3.
Kan Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12. (U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.)
Broilers, leghorn 1 to 1 4 lbs. 22
24o; colored 1 Hto 1 lbs. 38 39c;
fryers, leghorn, 2 to 2H lbs. 38 42c;
colored 2 to 2 lbs., 44$) 40c,
SAN FRANCISCO, Muy 12. But
terfat f.o.b. San Francisco 4 5&C.
FIGHT SALE BOOST
PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. Ore
gon dairymen woro today stoutly op
posing the application of the Amer
ican Railway Express company for
permission from tho lriter-state com
merce commission to increase very
materially tho transportation rates on
cream and cream products.
Tho hearing is being held before J.
C. Harriman, examiner, from Wash
ington, D. C, in tho session room of
the Oregon public service commis
sion, members of which are sitting in,
in addition to John C. Denney, direc
tor of the Washington state board of
public works, and Amos A. Betts,
chairman of , tho Arizona commission
by request of the national body.
CROP THIS YEAR
The regular monthly meeting and
banquet of the Jackson Count ji Busi
ness Moil's association wiis b"ld nt the
eMail,,
Hotel Medford Monday evening, and
the principal talk wtm made by Wal
ter Merrick of Merrick's Motor Inn,
on what the tourist traffic has been to
Medford ami what the prospects ii'
this year. Ho told of the printing of
40.000 eight -page papers issued by
their company, assisted by the Cham
ber of Commerce and some business
men, nnd of the thorough way these
papers will be distributed to practi
cally every tourist entering Medford
from north and south.
He said most of the tourists travel
ing now are from long distances and
they have already had as high as SO
cars in one night, a big Increase over
this time last year. Tho tourists visit-
in Medford last year numbered abfttt
'.000, and this year should increase
35 to 40 per cent, Mr. Merrick said.
The merchants decided to close all
day Saturday, May 30, Decoration
day, and nil day Saturday, July 4th.
Although it seems a disappoint men t
to some to close stores on Saturday,
the merchants looked at it from a
patriotic standpoint.
The repairing of pavement on Main
street and puvlng Third street from
Oakdale to Riverside, North Ivy and
other streets was discussed and it was
decided the president should appoint
a committee to look into the advisa
bility of the same.
It was decided not to put on u
Fourth of July celebration In Med
ford. i
G. Scott, the motorcycle man and
Geo. A. Hunt wye luk in as new
members.
At the sugges c u n of B. W. Pa u 1
the president was instructed to ap
point a committee to look aftor tho
strangers who visit M'Word, and to
furnish all information they can,
especially to those of moderate
means who are looking after loca
tions. . . d
The petit jury list for the May term
of tho circuit court, scheduled to con
vene Monday, May 25. will bo drawn
today.
cA cigar you'll like
"Contents noted, and I beg
to remain long enough
for another ROMAN
PANETELA." (10c per)
WHY NOT BUY FROM THE
SOURCE OF SUPPLY AND
CUT OUT SUBSTITUTION?
We Wholesale and
Retail
Fresh nnd smoked meats, home
made lard and sausage. Fruit and
fresh vegetables from the farm
every morning. Fresh Fish from
Marshfield. Creamery Butter,
Cheese and some can goods. We
give the consumers the benefit of
our large buying advantages.
Johnson Produce Go.
The Old High School Building
CANNOT BE USED
As a
JUNIOR HIGH
241 N. Fir St.
Phono 97
BECAUSE
1. There would be more pupils in it than there are in
it now.
2. Younger children would have to pass through the
business section.
3. It would require an additional teaching staff.
4. Additional laboratories and equipment would be
necessary.
5. It is not fair to the boys and girls now in the eighth
grade to hold them out of high school activities
next year.
6. 1 The wonderful "Medford High School Spirit"
would be crushed.
7. The Junior High school should be adjacent to the
senior high to operate properly.
THE P. AND E. SITE Can Best Be Used in
Connection with the old High
School Building!
Paid Adv.
BETTER SITE COMMITTEE.
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Santford & Co.
307-309 East Main Street
Phone 702 ' ' Phone 703
Free Delivery Service '
Cooper Wins 250-Mile Race.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, May 11. Earl
( Cooper won the 250-mlle Memorial
day automobile race today on Char
lotte's speedway. Harry Hartz fin
ished second, while Tommy Milton,
after setting the pace more than half
the way, came In third. Forty thou
sand persons witnessed the race.
Willamette to Piny V. of O.
EUGENE, Ore., May 12. Willam
ette university players will furnish the
baseball opposition for the University
of Oregon here this afternoon.
Scout IjeMdrrs Xotieo.
' ' " Tie Medford Scout Leaders
Association will meet in regular
Ci session Thursday evening at
4k":30 nt the club room of the
Presbyterian church. AH aeout
masters, tft)op committeemen,
assistants, senior patrol leaders and
patrol lears and others interested in
Seoul leadership please be present, A
very intci.Uii protrram has been ar-
iked. HAMILTON PATTON. '
46 , Chairman.
With Medford tradu is Medford made.
Free Delivery Service
We Own and Operate Our Own
Individual Delivery System,
Our . Employes Are Not Re
quired to Divide Their Service
With Any Other Store.
All orders amounting to 2.00 or more will
be delivered free of delivery charge; all
orders given us before 5 o'clock P. M. will
, be promptly delivered the same day.
You can phone us your order and pay
our delivery man at your home. You need
not worry about the kind of merchandise
we will deliver you, because we will take
back at purchase price any article not
satisfactory.
Free Delivery Service
Prices Quoted in This Ad Arc
Good Until Market Changes.
100-Lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar .....0.75
25-Lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 1.85
10-Lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 75
2 Tins Prince Albert Tobacco 25
Bull Durham Tobacco .07
V-Lb. Pkg. Fancy Tea, green or black .30
Regular Size Animal Cookies 05
Campbell's Soup, any kind iO
l.-Lb. Can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 32
10-Lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder....l.35
Pint Can Wesson Oil....: 28
Quart Can Wesson Oil 52
y2-Gal. Can Wesson Oil 1.00
25-0z. Can K. C. Baking Powder 20
50-Oz. Can K. C. Baking Powder 40
Lge. Pkg. Peet's Wash. Mach. Soap 35
Large Package Citrus... , 25
9-Lb. Sack Best Rolled Oats 50
10-Lb. Sack Graham Flour 50
10-Lb. Sack Best Corn Meal .40
10-Lb. Sack Wheat Hearts 70
10-Lb. Sack Best Pancake Flour 70
Full Cream Cheese, pound .25
4 ib. Can Snowdrift....: :. 95
8-Lb. Can Snowdrift.... 1.85
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We Are Large Buyers of Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables, We want
First Class Stuff and Will Pay
You the Market Price in Cash.
Many customers possibly never knew
that when they patronize this store they
were helping maintain one of the largest
buying agencies for Rogue River products.
We expect to be able to purchase thou
sands of dollars' worth of Rogue Valley,
products this year, which will be sold by us
outside the Rogue River Valley.
Free Delivery Service
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