Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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MEDFOI?n MATL TKIBUXE, MEPFOKfe ORFiOX, eTTIf SDA "MAY 2(1.102."
PAflTC SEVEN
Son of Grizzly Bear and Police Dog
" - .Has Characteristics of Former
(f Look for Specials
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rOUTLAND, Ore.. May 26. Ex
com supplies of strawberries in the
Portland market caused prices to
break this morning. Shipping de
mand has dropped and demands for
home canning have not yet appeared.
Yesterday's op price was around $3
a' on fie.
Today's prices range from ?! 75
for MarshallH to $2.25 for Improved
Oregon. Home funcy stock is going
at' $2.75 a case.
Stronger demand for berries 's ex
pected by the end of this week.
May 26 is the effective date of
the new law of the Oregon logisla
ture requiring grading and mm-king
of eggs offered for sale, according
to J. D. Micklo, state dairy and
food commissioner, who says thu new
law embodies the main features of
the egg ruling which he promulgated
last year.
Discussing the chief requirements
of the new law. Commissioner Micklo
says:
"Grading of all eggs into . four
classes is required, viz: Fresh stand
ard, eggs . weighing not less than
one and flvo-sixths ounces; fresh
medium eggs, and fresh eggs weigh
ing not less than one and seven
twelfths ounces; fresh undersize eggs,
any fresh egg weighing less than one
nnd seven-twelfths ounces and under
grade eggs, which class includes all
edible eggs not good enough to-class
an fresh.
The new law' does not mention
storage or processed eggs, but per
mits all eggs to go onto the market,
according to their grade and merit.
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GET BEND SECRETARY
B12ND, Ore. May 26. I-lncoln
An ties, who has been secretary of
the Bend commercial club for four
and a half years, has resigned to
accept a similar position with tho
Hoseburg chamber of commerce.
Antles came to Bend from Denver
and had previously been secretary of
the commercial club at Grand Junc
tion. Colo.
I,. K. Crumb, recently of Klamath
Falls, was last night appointed sec
retary of tho Bend commercial club
at a special meeting of tho board of
directors. He will tako over the
work hero at once.
Anties was to have gone to Rose
burg Juno 1, but because of a mis
understanding ns to the date ho had
made plans for a brief vacation and
business trip .and may not bo able to
get to RoscburR before July first, but
hopes to be there by June 15, ho
said this niorning.
Vliat is it, a beog or a grizninc ? 1 Zoologists arc displaying Itn
terest in "Blackie," son of a California grizzly bear and a Belgian
police dog. "Blackie" gets most of his characteristics from his
grizzly mother. He is shown with his present wner, Pauline
tinron, film actress:
MAE MURRAY GETS
Iast Saturday eight fortunate
Scouts made a trip to the top of little
Roxy Ann to locate a suitable place to
erect a flag pole high enough to be
seen from town when it is decorated
with a nlrge National Flag, a pole was
also located and will be raised In the
near future.
May 28th, Is the date of the next
Court of Honor, a- largo number of
Scouts who have been waiting for this
event, will apply for advancement to
Second. First and Merit Badge ranks.
This session will be held in the Fed
eral court. Scouts who are to take ad
vancement must notify headquarters
at once.
It is expocted that the Scout section
of tho Memorial Day parade will be a
largo one this year, all Troops will be
in line In charge of their scoutmasters,
the troop having the best and neatest
appearance will bo given the position
of honor in this soction.
The bird house contest closes Sat
urday, May 30th. Entires will be re
ceived all this week. Six of the most
useful and artistic will be chosen to
hang In headquarters, others will be
sold to people wishing to use them to
attract birds to their gardens. A nuni
ber of people, have spoken for bird
. houses and the scouts are hoping to
be able to fill all orders..
Troop 5, A. U. Gruhb, scoutmaster,
had a very Interesting meeting last
"Friday night, a number of boys ex
pecting to" receive Tenderfoot rank
tried hard to pass their tests, but will
haev to try again as they were not
quite ready, they will be 'initiated as
soon as they can qualify.
Headquarters has had inquirers from
Gold Hill and Grants Pass this week,
In regard to registering troops in those
towns, it is stated that troops are al
ready formed and will apply for char
tor under the Crater Lake council.
In the afternoon on Saturday, Mem
orial Day, Scouts will go on a trip,
the destination of which is a mystery,
all who go will take one meal and bo
prepared to return home about nine
o'clock.
TIME IN GAY PAREE
PARIS. May 26. (A. P.) A di
vorce was granted today to Mae Mur
ray, American motion picture actress,
In almost record time, the grounds be
ing desertion, cruelty and failure to
provide.
The movie actress' husband, Rob
ert Z. Leonard, opposed the divorce
decree, contending that tho action was
groundless. Miss Murray Bet forth
that the union had been unhappy al
most from tho beginning an dthat her
husband had treated her with cruelty,
disdain, contempt and had caused vio
lent scenes on futile pretexts. Finally
ho excluded her from tholr homo and
had made no provision for her since,
tho movie star maintained. She said
sho had tried In vain to bring about a
reconciliation.
Queen Mary Celebrates
Her 58th Birthday
LONDON' May 26. (By Associat
ed Press.) Queen Mary today quietly
celebrated her 68th birthday. She re
ceived countless congratulations in
cluding messages from the Prince of
Wales who Is now In South Africa
and Prince George, who Is on his way
to join the British squadron In Chi
nese waters.
French Royalist Murdered
PARIS. May 26. M. Berger. treas
urer of the French royalist league of
action, was today shot through the
head, perl j fatnlly in a subway
station by an unidentified assallnnt
who escaped.
Secy. Weeks to Be Operated on
BOSTON, May 26. (By Associated
Pross.) Secretory of War John v.
Weeks, who came to Boston last Sat
urday to consult physicians regarding
gall bladder trouble from which he
has been suffering. ill undergo an
operation at Phillips house, Massa
chusetts General hospital next Thurs
day, it was announced today.
France to Maintain Vatican Post.
PARIS, May 26. (A. P.) An
agreement was reached today by the
government and the opposition in the
senate whereby the French embassy
at the Vatican will lie maintained.
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PAID BACK TO STATE
UALKM. Ore.. May 26. The Fidel
ity ; and Deposit company and the
American Surety company have paid
the state treasury money to cover the
shortage caused by the defalcations
of Clarence W. Thompson, former
state-cashier, who Is now serving nine
years in tho state penitentiary. Thomp
son's defalcations covered about
$5,000, of which ho himBelf paid back
about $1000.
U. S. Navy Needs More
. . Light Scout Cruisers
ABOARD V. R. R. SEATTLE AT
SIC A ON A SORTIK, May 26. (By
Associated Press.) The United States
iiui-us uuumonui scout cruisers ot not
more than ten thousand deadweight
tonnage each. Tho Washington
agreement placed no limit regarding
the number of this type of yessel, the
need of which was shown in the re
cent two day "war" between the
white and green detachments of the
grana licet, in ine opinion of obser
vers expressed in an Informal discus
sion aboard the U. S. S. Seattle.
Favor Revision It. It. Rates.
1VASHI VflTOV. Mnv Ofi 1 A P
on grain and grain products moving
irom KotKy mountain territory to
ine , .Mississippi river nnd territory
I'u&L w us i avti mm t'lt oen to me inter
state commerce commission today
by its investigators.
A:
lie awake
nights?
Here's a simple way
to overcome Insomnia
A GLASS of Borden's, the Improved Malted
Milk, piping hot, taken just at bedtime, will
often induce sound sleep.. Because it nour
ishes your tired body and soothes your over
strained nerves.
Borden's Malted Milk gives you all the sat.
isfying nourishment of a light meal which
, you so often crave at night without taxing
your digestion as hearty foods do. Already
partially prc-digested, it is quickly absorbed
by the system.
No other malted milk has as high food
value or is as easily digested as Borden's. A
more delicious flavor, too free from cloying
sweetness.
Sold in 7 and 15 or. square glass packages
and in 5 lb. tins. More than a week of restful
nights in one small package 1 Start taking it
tonight. .
Your druggist sells it.
THE IMPROVED
MALTED MILK .
-in the square pachxm 2
TIRES-AUTO SUPPLIES
eninaSale
CAMP
GOODS
WESTERN AUTO
May 27th, 28th and 29th
Greater Values at the beginning of the Outdoor season. In
cluded in these specials are many necessities for the motor
and camp trips you have planned. The very "things" you
needed to make your motoring safer, more comfortable,
more enjoyable and more economical. Limited space per
mi'.s the listing of only a few of the articles on sale. Scores
of others are displayed at our store look for the Orange
Tags. Every article is taken from regular stock and sold
with "Western Auto's" guarantee of satisfaction.
"Western Auto" Tires '
Are used by countless thousands of motorists. They are made'
from exacting specifications in some of the country's leading tire
factories, and sold direct to you through our more than one hundred
stores. There is no middleman's profit to pay. During this three
day sale we offer with every "Western Auto" cord tire, sold at our
regular low price, an inner luoe 01 currespuuuuiB ai.c jji
4 tj
Wear
well
Cord
tm
of $2
will ho
Wear-well Cords
Just whnt the name Implies: Standard
Quality Standard Weight Standard
uvertuze
A blue ribbon tube for $1.00
with every Wear-Well Cord
30x3 i-H. $7.90
Kit. r
30x3 Beg. Sized $7.75
30x3 Vi Oversize CI. 8.65
30x3V2 Str. Side 10.45
31x4 Str. Side 13.65
32x4 Str. Side 13.9S
33x4 Str. Side 14.70
32x4 V. Str. Side 18.40
33x4V Str. Side 19.10
34x4Va Str. Side 19.65
33x5 St. Side . 23.15
35x5 Str. Side 23.05
Western Giant Cords
Extra quality extra weight extra rv-
Ice a 6ure nonsKia ireaa
A Jumbo tube for $1.00 with
every Western Giar-t Cord
30x3 3 $9.90
HISA
30x3V'
32x3 Vi
31x4
32x4 .
33x4
34x4
32x4 Vi
33x4Vi
34x4 Vi
33x5
35x5
Giant Oversize CI.
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side.
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side . . .
Giant Str. Side. . .
Giant Str. Side . . .
Giant Str. Side
.$11.85
. 14.65
. 17.80
. 18.95
. 19.65
. 20.60
. 24.90
. 25.85
. 26.65
. 31.75
. 32.00
Avk (or Prim on Other RUen
Auto Supplies and Camp Goods
For years "Western Auto" stores have been the recognized headquar
ters for Auto Supplies and Camp Goods. Only standard quality mer
chandise is kept. Ws sell for less because we buy for less. Greater
savings are yours if you buy during this three-day sale. Below are a few '
examples.
Step nates
A'l aluminum with shield.
Prevent allpplnff. Keeps In
side of car clean. Heg- QC
ulnr price $1.13 spoclalj JK
9
"Comfy"
Wind Wings
K distinctive looking, serv
iceable windshield wing at
this unheard-of price.
Made of crystal plate g ass.
Brackets are black enamel.
For aj cars. Regular low
price 4.8S.
Special
$4.25
Wewle,
Giant
Cord
Specials Frcm Our
Ford Department
..SI. 00
.. $3.38
44c
$12.94
$2.85
$2.60
Williams Foot
Acrolfiralor
KinpfHton Kord
Carburetor
Ford Gasket
Sets
Hon ti ine McKlnnon
Radntors
Clincher wheel
30x316. Knnh
Flood Water
Pump
Other SpecialValues
Schroder Tire , Gauae.
Bvmperx. Nobby Locking
Cap. Sport Locking Cap.
Gearshift Ball. Explosion
Whistles. Mono Dash Lamp
Cap. Top Recovers. Handy
Cigar Lighter. Pumps.
Pliers.
Curved
All-Metal Visor
Rigid permanent un
breakable. Breaks the
g are of the sun and ap
proaching headlights, flu.
lshed with bal;ed-on l.lnrk
enamel. Regular pr.c,
ripecltil . ..$2,78
V ;
Interior Mirror
Every enr should have one.
A protection npalnst re.ir
end collisions. Our special
7-tnch mirrors for open or
c owed curs. Kemilnr low
price 95c. R7f
Kpeclal Uf u
Our No. R-41S hns nrnt
beveled efijies and attrac
tive nickel plated brackets.
7-tnch sl-e for open or
closed cats. Rusulnrlv nella
for $1.4.1.
Special
95c
Pedal Pads
Attach easily to brake nnd
clutch pedals. An absolute
ncceasHv. Fits nil curs. HeR-
ular low price 95c.
Special
75c
Drum Type
Stop Signal
The standard of perfection.
Tealcned for installation over
the tall llRht or license brack
et. No holes to drl l. Neat
and niurdy. Dust nnd wnter
pro f. Regular low
price $2.40. Special.
$1.88
Williams Spotlight
Universalis- recognized as a
AUiwtfinl high quality lamp.
Two sizes junior modul 6
in h. Regular low price
$3.45.
Hperlal
Inrge 6-lnrh size. Regular
low price $4.63.
Special
$2.95
Regular
$3.95
Standard Auto Tent
Here Is an exceptional val
ue. A tont Ideal for camp
ing, hunting, picnic or
bunch trip. Size 7x7 white
8-oz. 36-lnch duck. Regu
lar low price
$9.90. Special.
Size 7x7 khaki 10-oz. 86
Inch duck. Regular low
price $14.85.
Special . .
4- "
$8.90
$13.35
Gasoline Stove
$4.63
krlth wind
low pric
$6.28'
Compact, safe and durab'a.
The well-known Prentlss
Waber make. Small site.
without windbreak. Regu-
lur low price
$5.85. Speclnl.
Medium sire. .with wind
break. Regular low pric
$7.85.
Special ....
Folding Camp Cot
Guaranteed to support
over half a ton. Makes a
full length comfortable bed
Regular low price CO A7
(3.85. Special.... $diHf
Folding Table
A llirht weight table, sturdy
and compact. Regular low
price $4.50. QQ
.... VUlUU
Speclnl
Alio at tprrtal prirrn ore Luggage Carriers. UtooU. Chalrat
Jars, Canteen and other Camp Keceasitie.
Food
Open
Until
9 p. m.
During
This
Sal
More Than J 25 Sforcs All Over thm West
Western Auto
, Supply Co.
Sparta Eldg., Cor. Main and Riverside
1r
Ask
for
1925
General
Catalog
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Swmiture and Stoves
n. a. BiNNE?
SWH.Kain' Phone 505
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HI 14., Manager
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HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
Mattresses Mudo Over
Furniture Upholstered
30-32 N. Grape. Ptyne 104
MAGNETO SERVICE
EPAIR8 TO ALL MAKES
Witham's Battery &
Electric Service
J.itorium Bldg., Medford.
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