Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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MEDFORD MAT I J TRTRTTNE,
MCTFOCT, OT?EnOT, -TUESDAY, AfAY tf. 1025
.raoHs tiiree:;,
CRATERS FROUCm
PROSPECT
FEAST AND DANCE
Another Joyful event will bo writ
ten Into the annalH of. the Crater oltib
and again old man Gloom suffered
defeat at the hands of the Medfoi-d
boosters. ;
One hundred and j fifty hungry,
happy . Craters, Lady' Craters and
guests twice filled, to overflowing the
dining room of the Prospect hotel last
night and enjoyed the generous hospi
t tality of Jim Grieve and the tasty
P chicken,' mashed potatoes and straw
berries fierved by "Ma" Grieve. They
started to' arrive at noon time and, by
the time the gong sounded for the
first round at the dinner table the
' Craters had completely captured
Prospect park. "Dinner" was the
first' big event of tho evening for
dinner at Jim's hotel is always a big
affair. Then camo the main feature
of the evening's .program.
When all were seated in the dance
pavilion, adjoining the' hotel, Alco
holujt the Miracle Alan was presented
by- "Ten g" Tengwoldwho made the
assertion that "Alcoholus would an
swer any and all questions." And
Mr. Alcoholus, though quiet and un
assuming, did not disclaim this state-,
ment but proceeded to do the Impos
sible. With uncanny and super
natural ability he answered scores of
questions ranging from a request
from Abe Cunningham to know "Why
the women were so crazy about him"
to "Does Wlnnio Crowson walk In his
sleep" signed by the. "other lady In
the tent." Borne of the Craters say
that Alcoholus was no other person
than Alburtus, others say Alexander,
r stilt others recognized tho affable
Robert H, Boyl, secretary of the Bed
ford Chamber of Commerce. Anyway,
whoever Alcoholus was, he was clever
and certainly pocked a lot of joy Into
last night's frivolities.
At the wlndup of Alcoholus' seance
the Craters' eight-piece orchestra lim
bered up on a snappy foxtrot about
the "caretaker's daughter" and the
crowd did a little limbering up on
their o'wn' part. After a few dances
0 the Crater quartet consisting of Larry
Mann, "Boldy" Allen, Don Newbury
and "Spike" Dawson presented their
repertoire. The. Craters and guests
then danced 'till the sun began to
peep from the pine clad hills east of
Prospect and Jim started out to milk
the cows.
It was a grand party well up to
the standard of ''Ladies Night," Cra
ter eruptions of past years, and today
Med ford's busy business men are
walking the streets with tired steps.
E. E. Morton, of Morton & Morton
Mills, met with injury Monduy after
noon while engaged in dismantling
the flour mill at Central Point pre
paratory to moving it to this city. He
was standing on one of the supports
of the. second floor when suddenly
without warning it gave way causing
him to fall to the ground over twenty
feet beneath. In his descent he struck
a .truck loaded with lumber.
This tended to break his fall to
such an. extent that he miruculously
escaped death. Doctor lleckman was
immediately summoned; ho pro
nounced the unfortunate man not
seriously hurt. Mr. Morton was lacer
ated on the scalp so badly that sev
eral stitches were necessary. At pres
ent he is renting cosy, although he
had a very restless night.
LEGION ENDOWMENT iS
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. Medford KiwArtla club at 'Its meet
ing yesterday unanimously ; endorsed
the national American Legion En
dowment campaign for disabled vete
rans and orphans nnd the Doern-
becher Hospital Maintenance fund.
In this campaign the American Le
gion is raising $110,000 In the state
of Oregon. C. E. Gates and Porter
J. Neff were selected as the Kiwanls
representatives In tho campaign.
Dr. M. C. Barber, formerly of
Medford, addressed the club and
gave a very Interesting resume of
his travels to the Orient and as phy
sician on tho President Madison liner
of the shipping board.
General George A. White, adju
tant general of the state of Oregon,
also told of tho forthcoming en
campment in Medford and expressed
appreciation of the splendid spirit
of co-operation shown by the people
of Medford. He stated that every
request the government has made of
ihe people of Medford has been fully
met and said that a most successful
encampment was assured. '
, During the past several weeks the
lentil Kiwanls club has been active in
securing and furnishing medical aid
and -attention In three cases of needy
children and In each of these cases
successful operations were reported.
Roland G. Beach, assistant post
master of Medford, was Introduced
as a new member of the ciutj.
TO
' Through tho courtesy of Wiley
Ballen company, Pacific coast rep
resentatives for tho Cable company
of Chicago, Weeks & Orr of this
city have secured the services of
Mr. R. W. Wilson, who comes here
from Portland. Mr. Wilson is a
i musician and salesman of 20 years'
experience in piano merchandising.
most of which has been done with
the Cable line, which will be Weeks
& OrrB principal piano line from
now on. Extensive plans are being
put Into execution by this well
known firm upon Mr. Wilson's ad
vice, which will result in a piano
and phonograph store that in qual
ity of stock and range of selection
will equal that of the larger city
stores. In addition to the Cable line
of Instruments the famous Mason &
Hamlin, the Hajnes-Ludwlg and the
Ampico Reproducing pianos will be
carried in stock. .
Mr. Wilson will bring1 his family,
consisting of Mrs. Wilson and two
children to Medford as soon as the
present school term closes. He in
tends to make Medford his home
from now on and Is highly enthusias
tic about his particular branch of
f huine8 in this field. His one his;
f hobby s service and with his long
years of experience in the music
field be wilt be a real help to pros
pective purchasers of musical In
struments ana sneei music.
CENTRAL POINT NIAN.DENY DELAY PLEA
SURED IN FALL! OF ROSEBURG MAN
WHITESLAVE CASE!
Ill . u ." ' T He
PLAN DAY NURSERY
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Miss Laura Shields of Portland,
representative for the northwest of
the Council of Women and Home
Missions, and secretary 6f the Season
al Kmployment commission under the
Oregon Department of Labor is
spending several days In the city con-
ferlng with church leaders, and dif
ferent others Interested In the welfare
of the children of migratory laborers.
Plans are on foot to establish a day
nursery for these children while the
parents are at work aiding In the har
vesting and packing of the fruit crops.
It is also planned that an employment
office will be opened during the three
months of picking, August,- Septem
ber and October for the benefit of
the migratory workers.
AT
IT
PORTLAND, Ore..' May ID. Fed
eral Judge C. K. 1 Bean this morn
ing overruled the motion of Horace
Greely Wilson of Roseburg, former
Klamath Indian agent, for a third
postponement of his trial on charges
of violating the Mann act. Wilson
askod a further delay of six months.
"This appeal coming on the eve of
trial comes too late," declared Judge
Bean. "The fact that the defendant
is without money is no ground for
postponing a criminal trial. If this
ground would be upheld, it would
not he long until this excuse would be
used to postpono every criminal trial
that is set."
Judge Bean stated that the case
had already beon postponed several
times upon the request of the defen
dant, and that "there is no assurance
that he will be any more ready for
trial at the end of six months than he
Is today."
Wilson offered nn affidavit that
averred he had tried to sell his land
in order to get money for his defense
that he had been unable to do so,
that his first attorney had quit and
that his present counsel, L. B. Sand
blast of Portland, had only had the
case a few days, that he could not
bring witnesses here to combat the
first three counts In the indictment
and that it would bo necessary for
him to have six months In order to
prepare the defense.
In replying Assistant United States
Attorney Joseph Stearns declared:
"The government has shown the
defendant every consideration. But I
have it on most excellent authority
that M r. Wilson openly boasted on
the streets of his homo In Roseburg
that this case would never come to
trial. 1 have been informed that dur
ing the time he was supposed to be
traveling about getting hi3 witnesses
and trying to sell his property he was
playing cards In the club in Rose
burg." Stearns said the government has
spent more than $5000 bringing wit
nesses here from Washington, New
York, Chicago, Minneapolis, Los An
geles and other places.
Orpheum Jr. Advanced Vaudeville
at Hunt's Craterlan this afternoon and
evening offers a wide range of enter?
tertainment, centering in music, with a
different number in a ventriloquist
and impersonating number.
Maxfield and Stone, sing popular
songs and comedy blue tunes of late
vintage, mixed with lively patter and
piano playing. Both possess voices of
wide range and above the average in
sweetness. t
Two of tho cteverest colored vaude
ville performers before the public are
seen in Austin and Delaney, in "Tho
Syncopated Hotel." Both are natural
comedians, and sing and .dance and
make wise cracks. They portray a
pah of bellhops, one the dapper, type
and the other the lazy style. Their
imitation , of a jazz band is clever and
unusual.
Ventriloquism will bo presented by
Dave Rafael and company. Miss Vera
Welton, a clever and widely, known
impersonator assists. Five mechanir
cal figures, are used to carry a high
powered monologue. Special electri
cal and scenic effects heighten the
act. '
Maxwell Field company In "Melody
and Rhythm," introduce late songs,
and did time, modern and eccentric
dances with interpretations, besides
harmonizing popular songs.
The show is ppened by Provost and
Ooulet, comedy acrobats., tl is not the
dumb play of the usual opener, hut
filed with lively chatter and the team
plays the guitar and piano, by way of
novelty, between twists and turnB.
'Topics of tho Day," and a lively
comedy are tho photoplay offerings.
The Craterian orchestra, under the
direction of F. Wilson Walte, will
provide the music
'SO THIS IS LONDON'
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
The seat sale of tre" great Georire
M. Cohan oomedy,! "So This Is Lon
don," began at Hunt's Craterlan thea
ter today and it Is evident that thlB
second offering of the Henry" Duffy
productions in this city will rival In
popularity "The Cat and tho Canary,"
recently presented by the same firm.
It comes here Friday night, May 22nd.
It will be good news to local theater
goers to know that Lawrence D'Orsay,
the original star of "Bo This Is Lon
don," will be seen here in .his inimit
able characterization -, of Sir Percy
Beau ch amp. Cohan selected D'Orsay
to play the leading role when the of
fering was staged on Broadway and
Henry Duffy obtained the same star
for the Pacific coast tour, which takes
In the principal cities of California,
Oregon, Washington and Nevada.
D'Orsay will be remembered by the
older generation of amusement lovers
as the star in the "Earl of Pawtucket."
nearly a generation ago. Kecently he
was Al Jolson's leading support.-
So This Is London" has been char
acterized as one long rapture of keen
wit and delicious satire. It Is an ev
ening of delightful entertainment and
the demand for seatsMs expected far
to exceed the supply.
Coortmartialed - .
WASHINGTON, May 19. The offi
cers of the submarine. 8-19 .which
went aground last January at Nauset
Beach, Mass., today were ordered
court martialed by Secretary Wilbur.
E
GENEVA. May 19. (A P.) The
amendment to: establish tho-.rlght to
search ships suspected of' conveying
arms Improperly was today elimlnat
ed from the proposed convention of
tho international conference for the ,
control of traffic in arms and muni-
tionn. The American delegation led
the opposition to the amendment. '
Tho Geneva conference also voted
today to abandon the proposed plan
of n central .board under the League
of Nations to regulate traffic In arms
and munitions. The. American dele
gation had opposed such a board.
Ilmncz's Son Jailed.
TARIS, May 19. (A. P.) Blasco
lhanez, the Spanish novelist and op
ponent of the present Spanish gov
ernment, today reported that his
son, Siegfried, has been jailed In
Valencia, Spain, for distributing his
father's latest propaganda pamphlets.
Sour stomach, clogged up bowels,
pimples, blackheads, foul breath, are
evils of constipation. lOLLIKTEIt'S
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA regulates
tho bowels, purifies the stomach, nnd
expels decay matter from the system.
Nature's way to cleanse and purify
your stomach, kidneys, liver. Satfnfac
tory results will follow. Heath's Drug
Store and Hash in' Drug Store. Adv.
Open For
Business
The Cozy
! Nook
Sparta. Building
Main and Riverside
Cold and Hot
Drinks
Sandwiches
Ice Cream
Candies
Pop Corn
Peanuts
Cigars
Cigarettes
' and Tobacco
Magazines
Newspapers
Softool Supplies
Groceries
PHONE 31
Wednesday Brings Bargains at
l's. Fast Growing Store
These timely ik'i:!Ei Chun various sections of the store will convince you
that not only, are onr prices always low, quality consitlered, of course, but
if you watch for "Russell's" special buys you can save money. Sales have
always been held and always will beheld where there is any competition"
anion!? merchants, and we do not think many of you care to eliminate
competition and pay the prices you would then be forced to. Moral
Always read the Wednesday ads and save.
$3.00 Girls' Dresses
Wednesday $2.19
Girls from 10 to 16 years can pur
chase some wonderful little dresses
of genuine "Ladlassie cloth" on
Wednesday at a big reduction.
They, are all new styles, nicely
trimmed with braids and hand
embroidery of the wonderful "Lad-
lassie" cloth,
guaranteed fast
color; $3 val. at
$2.19
Guaranteed
Silk Hose at $1.00
Pure thread silk with just enough
fiber silk to put extra strength in
the 22-inch leg. Finely mercerized
heel and garter top. A new pair
free if they do not give you satis
faction in every way. All the
newest shades,
S,:$1.00
Silk Vests and Step-Ins, Wednesday
Special at $1.00 Each
Fiber silkj'ests worth. $1.25 and step-ins worth $1.50, in colors of flesh,
helio and peach; the really desirable colors in silk underwear. For Wed
nesday selljing we have 25 'dozen and all sizes from 36 to 44;' but the last
time we had these they all went but one dozen, so our
advice is to be here early.' See displays in our window I I lf
- and be on 'li'me for the Wednesday special i ,- ,., ..
Men's
Athletic
Union Suits
A fine quality of 'plain
checked nainsook, and a
fancy madras, worth $1.00
every day; Wednesday
85c per Suit
Boys'
Long Flannel
Trousers
All-wool stripe flannels
for boys from 8 to 1G years
old. In big demand now
to wear to school with
sweaters and no coat;
worth $7.50
$5.50
Men's
Flannel
Trousers
In a beautiful line of pat
terns in the latest cut and
style. This is the best ..
value we have seen in a
real good quality flannel -
$8.50
NOW YOU MAY TRY THIS
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This Is Your Chance to Prove That Toning Up Your Liver Will
End That Tired, Run-Dpwn Feeling, Build Yourself Up!' Win
Back Sound Digestion, Strength and Energy Peel Your Very
, Best Again! '. .
In hlB private practice Dr. H. 8. Thacher demonstrated that such symp
toms as lndlgeBtlon, Gas on a Sour Stomach. ISelchinK, DIzzlneBS, Colds that
HanR On, Sick Headaches, Constipation, that Tired Feelins and a Kencral
Hun-Down Condition of the System are often the result of a Sluggish Liver
and that relief in such enses comes quickly when the Liver is properly
Cleansed and Tonod and the System Is working normally again.
Why This Gives Relief
. When working as Nature Intended
your Liver does threo things neces
sary to keep you feeling your best
First, it purifies your BLOOD, every
drop of which passes through the
Liver every fifteen minutes. Second,
ycur Liver furnishes the essences that
are essential to perfect DIGESTION.
Third, your Liver supplies the secre
tions Nature uses to lubricate your
Intestines so that your Bowels can
move naturally, gently and regularly
every day. When your Liver becomes
sluggish it cannot do these three
thlngB; consequently, you suffer from
one or more of the symptoms above
described. . , ' -
"' . 8hre It With Famllyl '.
Just to prove to you that you CAN
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and HEALTH-BUILDING properties.
Each ingredient is chosen to help
Nature to cleanse and tone the Liver
to correct this cause of Constlimtlon
to Improve Digestion and Strengthen
the System to tone the Tired and
Overtaxed Nerves, and to Bond puror,
Healthier Blood coursing through your
veins. -
Clip the Coupon Belowl
: It will cost you nothing to try this
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Keop up this holpful treatment after
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guarantee that every penriy will be
refunded If for any reason they are
not completely satisfied,
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L'Drn ' Thla CouPn ' Gool for 0ne 8mPe Bottle of
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, If presented bofora the supply for free distribution Is slready given
away. Read the full details above, 'then act at once, as this offer Is
limited. , Get a trial size now by, presenting this coupon to
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
109 East Main Pnone 884
BARGAIN
OVERLAND 4
Touring .'
Completely Reconditioned
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
CASH PAID
For Second -Hand
Furniture and Stoves
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Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
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INSURANCE '
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central'
Medford, Ore.
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whit hundred! of people do every
day when they engage the services of
other than a trained RECTAL SPE
CIALIST to cure their Pilcn. No wonder
they receive no benefit and continue to
iuifef, a nd condemn the doctor for their
time and money wasted.
My years of training and experience
treating RECTAL and COLON ail
ments alone enables me To give a written
life-long UUAKAM 1 cb
that I will cure your Piles
or REFUND YOUR FEE.
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Puint now. Tho cry
ia Hnplng across tho
country. Paint your
store front paint
your office building
paint your homo, ex
terior nnd interior-
paint every article of
metal and wood and
composition that it
may llvo longer and
serve you better.
Follow Peter Paint's i
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Flavor In everything SMs
In lea cream. In fact, I I
If ice cream lacks
flavor and has every
other good quality, it
falls short of what it
should be. Our creams
combine flavor with
purity.
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