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MEDFORD .WL TRTPTTCE,
MEDFORD, ORE"!0T, THURSDAY. MAY 2S, 102.-
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CO. SCHOOL DAY
ASHLAND, FRIDAY
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ln fcderutlorm who met anrt elected
as prewidftit (.JUHtav T. Kir It v. for
mer proHident of the Anflfrieun
Olympic committee.
1'ORTLAXIJ, Ort .May 2S. The
P.land chi'i of the Pacific (Toast
U-hkuc toil announced purchase of
KIi-hi ILim-man J-aKayette from the
Oakland cluli of the Kutne hnxue.
JuKayctte Is expected to reach Port
land in time to play in the morning
Kiimo Memorial day.
The following Is the program for
held at ABhland tomorrow. All 8th j
grade students will receive their ill,
plomaa. The exerciHe will ho in the
Chautauqua building.
10:00 a. m. County eighth grade1
MuhIc Ashland high school band ' -ll"tm.-kcrt In the diacusHions of race
ln,l ,v f'nrl T.nvLlnnd. luuuwurH iuny mr ""tu i
Invoeution Hev. Oldfleld of Con-o-rpirn
tfonnl church.
"America" Audience. sweepstakes.
i?ntr Hnliito (Hadiiatlmr HaR. led' J'""" -'"', employee of a TJver.
LONDON, May 2ft. (A. P.) Man
ila's easy victory In the derby was
Y KSTK It 1 ) A YS 1 1 KKI'ITS
At Portland 3; Jh Angeles 7.
At Vernon 5; Halt Iike 3.
At Oakhind 4; Hacramento i.
At Seattle 3; Kan FrundHco 8.
prices of lady luck as exemplified
I in the outcome of various countries'
Caroline Loot
PKORIA. 111., May 2. Several
robbers today held up nnd robbed a
I messenger for the Standard oil com
pany of between $L'5,0"0 and $30,000
and escaped In nn automobile.
by Lieut. Clyde Young. C. A. C.
Singing of songs (In chorus)
Pupils of entire county: "America,
the neautiful," "Oregon, My Ore
gon," "Carry Me Hack to pi Vlr
ginny." Address to eighth grade graduat
ing class by Dean U. O. Dullach of
O. A. C
Singing of songs in chorus, "Love's
Old Sweet Song," "Star Spangled
Banner."
Presenting diplomas to the eighth
grodo eliiss of lfl 25, by county su
perintendent. Noon Picnic lunches In Ashland
park.
3:80 p. m. Concert and contest.
Music memory contest by teams of
Jackson county schools, (Jriffln Creek
"Wagner Creek, Iteese Creek, Talent.
Phoenix, llogue River, Winter, Gold
Hill, Onk Grove. Lone Pine, ltuch.
Singing contest.
Concert Piano duet. Gavotte, Jo
hnnning by liern ice Sears nnd Mil
dred Hildebrand. Phoenix schools.
Gold Hill grade orchestra Leader,
Mrs. Galllgar.
Solo Mrs. Woodslde.
Awarding of prizes.
3:15 p. m. Park events (above
tennis courts, near Swan Inke) di
rected by committee, Miss IMu men
fold, chairman.
May Pole Winding Director, Miss
Edna Kennedy, Junior High.
Folk Dance Director, Miss Isa
bella Wattenbnrger, Junior High.
Garland Drill 7th nnd 8th grades,
Roosevelt school. Leader, Miss Cla
sey. Feature dunce Luc lie Lowry,
Washington school.
Folk dnnoe 2nd grade, Washing
ton school. Leader, Miss Ncalon,
Child Play Hutte Falls, 3rd and
4th grades, under Mrs. Winntfred
Stewart.
Group song Mt. Pitt school. Lead
or, Miss Bowman.
Physical drill Chester Ward, Tal
ent schools.
Sport contests (directed by Coach
Walter Hughes) Tennis, volley ball,
playground ball In park. Open to
any. teams.
I'opco to Play Doublet Mender.
Tho Copco baseball team will play n
tWo-gumo series with the Owcii-Ore-gon's
fast aggregation on Saturday and
Sunday, May 80 and 31. Tho first
game will be played on the "Double
O'' diamond at the end of North Cen
tral and tho second game at the Holly
street ball grounds.
The Copco team has undergone
some stiff practice this week nnd with
Severn 1 changes In tho .lino up will
present a strong front when it faces
the mill boys. Johnny Wilkinson, who
Is well known to local baseball inns
has been persuaded to hold down the
first sack and "Wally" Drew will stop
'em behind tho bat. Dick Miller,
Brownie and Oliver will constitute tho
pitching staff.
These two ball teams represent tho
two foremost Industries of tho valley
nnd It Is predicted that much interest
will result In the coming games. Thero
will be no admlsslson chnrgo for spectators.
Famous Dunco Orchestra Scores.
The appearanco of Maun Brothers'
Singing Syncopators at tho Fair
Grounds Pavilion last evening was
greeted by a record attendance from
nil parts of southern Oregon. This
noted organization scored a decided
hit with the crowd of, appreciative
dancers, who called for encore after
encore, which were responded to
most generously throughout the ev
ening, A varied program of dance music,
popular . stings and clever specialties
was presented by these artists.
Not lee sums Closed Saturday.
At tho meeting of the Merchants'
Association it was decided to close all
business houses nil day Decoration
Da'. May SOth, and ns this falls on
Saturday, tho stores will keep open
Friday evening until S;30 p. m.
Our patrons nre requested to keep
this In mind and make their purchases
accordingly.
K. E. HEDDEX, Secretary.
Bids for WtMHl.
School District No. 4ii. Medford.
Oregon, will receive bids for 3oo cords
of body fir, no pine, to be delivered
nnd measured on the school mounds,
delivery to he not later than August
1st, 1925; nil wood must be not longer
than A feet In length. Wood to he so
piled that it can easily be measured
on the grounds and alt measurements
to bo satisfactory to both parties and
In accordance with the law on weights
and measurements.
Bids must be In the hands of Mlfs
Ruth Manning, clerk of Dltdrlct No.
40, Medford, Oregon, not later than
Monday. Juno Nth. 1923. The Board
reserves the right to reject nny or all
bids. rs
Gas on Stomach
Won't Let You Sleep
'Gas pressing on heart nnd other
orgs sometime cnuses a restless,1
nervous feeling nnd prevents sleep.
Adlfrika helps any case gas on the
stomach, unless du to dcep-stnd
r;fWn. The QTICK action will sur
prlne you. Because Adtevika is such
nn excellent Intestlnnl ovueiuint, It l
wonderful for eonstlpatlnn it often
works in one hour nnd never gripes,
r Jlcuth'a Drug Store. ' Adv.
pool shipping firm, leaped into the
limelight and sudden wealth when
it was found he held tho coveted
ticket In the great Calcutta sweep
stakes, lie had sold two quarter
interests In his chnnce for about $10,
00'), but will still be able to collect
approximately $11(0,000.
H. Morris, owner of Manna, in ad
d it ion to taking the der by stakes,
is credited by the Daily Mall with
having shared in the rich London
stock exchange sweepstakes, worth
about $2-12,000. The winning ticket
was held by Drummer Graves, an In
surance manager and G, It. Bateson.
a clerk, hut nccordlng to tho Mail,
they parted with a half share to Mr.
Morris for $14,000.
Steve Donoghue, who won his sixth
derby yesterday riding Manna, Is the
hero of the hour. It is reported
that Mr. Morris mado him a present
at about 10,000 pounds.
SPORT BRIEFS
LONG REACH, N. Y., May 28.
(A. P.) Hobby Jones of Atlanta,
Oa., national amateur golf champion,
today fallod by a singlo stroke to
equal tho new courso record of 70,
set yesterday in tho eastern sec
tional qualifying round of tho na
tional open tournament at Lido.
Jones' score of 72 for tho 18 holes,
Included six birdies, but ho was over
par on four other holes.
ST. LOLIS. Mo.. May 28. (A. P.)
Stanislaus Zbyszko, claimant of the
crown nnd Joe Steelier. Nebraska n,
who will meet here Saturday in a
heavyweight wrestling match, are .In
the full swing of preparatory work.
Both havo added an hour or more a
tlay of wrestling to their training
schedules. They ar tapering off
conditioning rough end tumble, to
prevent possibility of injury.
PRAGUE. May 28. (A. P.) An
international Olympic commlttco was
proposed today as a supremo world
sports governing body by represeh
lal Ives of twelve International sport-
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Ashland
Natatorium
1st and B Streets
NOW OPEN
Clean sulphur water. 2 large
tanks, good springboard,
slide and other equipment.
; Open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Special arrangements can be
made for clubs or classes.
Apply Manager.
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$5.50 $6.00 $7.50
Dress Pants in Darker Colors
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Khaki Pants and Work Pants
$1.75 $2.85 to $4.00
Golf Knickers
Linen Palm Beach Wool
$4.25 $6.50 to $8.50
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY .
Phone 486-487 Medford, Ore.
For Boys
Home Run Sport
Waists $1.00
Blouse Waists
$1.00 to $2.50
Bovs' Dress Shirts
$1.00 to $2.75
Bovs' Bathing Suits
59 to $4.35
. Small Bovs' Hats'
50 to $1.65
New ones this week.
Bovs' Union Suits
65 to $1.00
Free Delivery Service
Santford & Co.
307-309 East Main Street
Phone 702
Phone 703
Free Delivery Service
Open All Day Saturday
Believing that our many cus
tomers who make their pur
chases of Groceries on Satur
day would be best served by our
store remaining open, we will
be open AH Day Saturday.
We want to purchase first grade
Fruits and Vegetables. When
yours are ready to sell see us.
We pay cash for everything we
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3 dozen best Jar Rings 25
Old Dutch Cleanser 08
Large can Sani-Flush 25
10 large bars Royal White Soap 40
10 large bars White Wonder Soap 40
4 large rolls Toilet Paper 25
Dozen Economy Jar Lids 25
Dozen regular Ball Mason Jar Lids 20
12 oz. Royal Baking Powder 43
2(, lb. Royal Baking Powder 1.35
50 oz. K C Baking Powder 40
10 lb. Calumet Baking Powder... 1.35,
2 lbs,, fancy Bulk Chocolate. '. 35
2 lbs. fancy Bulk Cocoa .35
Fancy Bulk Coffee, lb. 40
Best Creamery Butter, lb 42
4 seam Eastern Broom 40
Full Cream Cheese, lb 25
10 11). sack Pure Cane Sugar 75
25 lb. sack Pure Cane Sugar 1.85
100 lb. sack pure Cane Sugar 6.T5
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