Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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HODDMINIS
The memorial ceremony hell by the
local lodges. of the I. O. O..F. at their
hajji . last evening-, was one .of. the bent .
that has ever been held by the orders
here. The program in its entirety was ,
fitting and appropriate and elicited
much ... favorable.; comment. A very
pretty and attractive floor staging was
a mrach In to the hall by the-ladies of .
the Kebekah lodge, who formed at the 1
altar a gate through whioh those tak- I
Ing part In the ceremonies passed. I
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FOR CHILDREN !N
LOCAL PAGEAMf 0
TO BE GIVEN 23
JO 31 SI OF JULY
Custody of minor children -are tho1 The Kogue River Pageant assocla
mmlll ... . , fc tnA in 'n makes formal announcement In
As 'the namen of deceased members
were called oft a beautiful white ltly
rwaa deposited lh a vase on. the altar
Trqr each one.- . - '
i The opening Jituallsttc forms were
delivered by A. B. Williams and Mrs.
J. A. lfillard, the invocation and trib
ute were rendered by S. L. Batemun,
and the cloning prayer given by Mrs.
T. O. Heine. u
A. J. MacDonough furnished a solo
and two 'selections frere given by the
Odd fellows' orchestra..
- The address by. Rev. -J. B. Coan .was
a wel prepared one on the theme "A
Better Me nip rial i'V "The, speaker re
viewed' great 'deal, o.f ancient sacred
and profane history and pointed his
remarks with the-moral that a memo
rial -that Is engraved on the hearts of
our fellow man- la- a much grander and
more enduring one than that eought
to be perpetuated by marble or monu
ment. He-recalled -how- the great cit
ies and nionumnt and pyramids of
ancient tihres'' had -xrumbled and re
turned to dust, the characters of their
builders an4 Sponsors, lost , in oblivion,
while the '.h&ulcs and. Characters of
meti like, $ioaes. Christ.. Paul, Luther,
WeSjley and others, for whom no -man-made
memorials had be eh erected, had
?ft helr impress upon-Countless mil
lions through past centuries and would
contlue to do so through the ages to
come.- Good deeds and noble actions
count for more, than military splendor
and, pompous pageantry.- ;
ma
thlft Irrua rt llin rlntoa fnr tha llttnl
the circuit court Thursday, by cou-iannUttI pageant. As heretofore, it will
pies seeking decrees. ' . j be given on the Jackson county fair
Bertram V. Chapman, sued by grounds, the dates being July 29, 30
i.i i, n i , , . . .i,0 and 31. and the piece selected lor this
his wife Zella Viola last winter. g M,ul.s' t ucce ...,.
for divorce which was granted, asks g , Km M Andrews,
for a modified decree, setting aside Stevens and HazelbHgg, who are again
of alimony and return of children , cnarge of le 1)roductloni 1)roms(!
tO Ills CarC. - . lon, pnn.il tholr Inrnur of IV, it a
Chapman alleges that his former i and Medford people feel sure that this
wife has moved with' the children ls a very moaest statement, for they
to Etna Mills, Calif., where "they would not be satisfied unless all for
have been neglected, and placed In mer efforts were surpassed,
the care of unfit persons," and fur- They have evolved a very Ingenious
ther alleges unbecoming ' conduct on pian to finance this year, one that
the part of his ex-wife, with Harold does away with a cash guarantee and
Shook, named as a co-respondent in yet one that will assure sufficient
the original complaint It ls also funds without which it would be im-
asserted that "degrading and lin- -possible to have a pageant. This plan
moral letters" have passed between is simply a pledge to attend the per
the two. - . ' formances, for If the producers can be
William C. Curtis, who Is being sure of enough attendance, the rest
sued by his wife, Lena May, filed will take care of Itself,
a motion with the court, asking that "I wish you would Impress upon
his wife be restrained from romov- Tribune readers." said ono of the pro
ing the children from Jackson coun- lnotnrs today, "the Importance we nt
ty as thoy are necessary to his tacli to this patrons' ticket scheme of
,,m,.. .lefonsn in the forthcoming ours. They may not fully understand
divorce net. ; , I ,' ; I It even now, and the whole giving of
tut iiuhcaiH linn jcui ican.i urnewia
on whether ft gets over or not. Every
where we go. everyone we see or talk
to Is enthusiastic and seem to want
us to succeed, but the test will come
Monday when our subscription sale
starts. If it goes over big, fine and
dandy; If not ?
"Our patrons' ticket Is really a
pledge of attendance, not necessarily
. . a cash one. The ticket ls $5 00 and
''The transportation committee of entitles the holder to $8.00 worth of
the Chamber of Commerce has is- Boats, either four $1.50 box scats or
sued the following notice to tho "1 11.00 seats. These tickets are
drivers In the Crater lake caravan: , transferable, good any performance
"There appears to be a slight f nd may be reserved hreo days bcloro
... j..rr.,. i. i ... the general sale. This ought to ap-
h' H 1 'hey will not only be helping to assure
tho production, but will be actually
go on the crater lane , ,. ., nt .ii-..,.,,.. As
the Oregon National . I . nrriii i,.n.,' tir-koia
-iw;as.'BSf.
of fee News
Schilling is the only coffee
rcmster who produces only
quality and sells it in vaatt
W'y A.nvfnt run nrwiiK" rfirarv,g
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ijjWUTO,, Dut Schilling produces the
r best coafee exclusively because it's 4
Potest for ttt hnm .J-.m
If
YOU don't think it's the best coffee, your money back instantly it my store.
Tbc same xuanuim on Schilling Tea, Baking Powder, Spices and Extracts.
HERE IT IS!
THE SUBSCRIPTION SALE OF PATRONS'
1 i
TICKETS TOR THE
IV
TO CRATER LAKE
FOR MILITARY BALL
As patronesses .for the Military ball
Monday evening, Jupe 22, tho follow
ing ladles of tho . Greater Medford
club have been chosen by. Mrs. V.B.
Robinson, president. The ball: Is to
be. given by-Company A in-. honor of
Commanding .General Geo. ;'A.' White
and -the officers of the Oregon Na
tional Guard.
Andrews,. Mrs. J. B., Alenderfer, O.
Q., Arnspiger, Helen, Buchter, J. J.,
ColeM; D.,.Cannipgham. rA.B:wki.
phrjMt,. rjmmeirMbbtrr-Mm-,
Emll, Patton, Hamilton. Partridge. J.
F Sle'etor, K. V. Smith. H. C Tou
Velio, P. L.. Wold, , Erlc. WnHhor,
Harry. Warner, W.- J Ulri'ch, Lewis,
Cowglll, Mrs. Ralph, Crose, A. J Mrs.
C M. Thomas. ' - -
paragraph four (4) In the
instructions sent out to. the
that aro to go. on the Crater lake
trip with the Oregon National
Guard tomorrow. In order ..that naVB b(,en ,jla)ose( of t0 guarantee
everyone may understand clearly the .. i,...!,,.. WB win discontinue the
meaning of this paragraph the item sale so lt win ue wen for M wiK,i,,g
should be Interpreted as follows: ' . ito take advantage of our offer to act
"You aro to . bring .only, utensils quickly."
to eat and drink. -with,-, your own The Rogue River Pageant assocla
lunch '. for the first day'- only, and tion has established offices at 5 Soarta
your own blankets. V Everything, else building, and the phone is 323-W.
for eating and Bleeping ...purposes
will be furnished by the National
Guard." " "..jf Jr
ini Miiiiiuiiii1! win jmmm iiiimimm
Notice.
School Dlst. No. 102 will receive
bids for transporting children from
said district to Medford school district
fnr coming school year, lilds to be in
the hands of the clerk by June 30th.
Paddles From Rome to Naples.
NAPLKS. lfeiyjdune l9v (A; R4
'The Canadian canoeist,. Lieutenant
.George H. G.' Smytha-' arrived here School board reserves tho right to re
today after paddling from Rome in Jcct any or all bids,
less than five' days, thereby winning Address r - -'a
wager of 10,000 lira (lens than $400 MRS. R. A. MATTHEWS,
at present exchange). He recently! Clork S. Dlst. No. 102.
Ijmddled Jrom Loadaar-to Adje. 19 ,v V ' - R. F. IX Not.
r. ' ".' i. ... "iji" I ' 1
Saturday Special
7 -Piece Wire
Kitchen Set
Big Double BUI
Cratericm Tonight
This set consists of a Heavy Wire Dish
Drainer worth the price of the set alone,
White Enamel Handle Bowl Strainer,
White Enamel Handle Tea Strainer,
Flour Sifter, Soap Shaker, Potato. Masher,
Heavy Egg Whip. A wonderful value.
$1.75 values, Saturday
98c
Weeks & Orr
An Installment House with a Reputation
ANNUAL
PAGEANT
WILL OPEN
Monday, June 22
$5.00
for
$6.00
PATRONS TICKETS
PRICE $5.00
EITHER PLEDGE OR CASH
What You Get
flrt.OO worth of sonts, cither
four $1.50 box HtmtH or six
$1.00 scats. Tickets transfor
ahlo, sootl for any perform
aurn, can be renerved throe
days before Keneral salo.
$5,002
for -
$6.00
THE 1925 PAGEANT WILL BE
"The Spring Maid";
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS
Three Nights July 29,30,31 '
onntip DTwrD PAnri HTm a c?cjrnT a minn it
Headquarters Room 5, Sparta Bldg. Ph. 323,W;i
Thomaa Meighan In "Coming
Through." story of the steel mines, is
the 'jJunt's Crater Ian attraction for
today Wnd tomorrow, dtvidlng honors
with William Pox's special attraction,
"Darwin Was Right." -
"Coming Through" Is an adapta
tion1 of Jack Bothen's novel, .'Red
Rock." It is a story of the coal min
ing districts of Alabama and the play
was, actually filmed in locations of the
coali pits of Blrglnmham and other
mining center of that state.
Besides Mclghan there are in the
cast j LI la Lee, hfs leading woman;
Johp MUtern.-.'the father; Wallace
Beeryt as the superintendent of -the
niinea? Lau ranee Wheat, Frank Cam-
epatfjiDus WetnbUrg and Alice Know-
laniT. V
''Da-rwin W!s Right" is unquestion
ably., one of the real novelties of the
seasoh. It is a humorous version of
the Darwinian theory the evolution
of man from monkey written by Ed
ward'.fMoran with a -stellar cast and
featuring the William ! Fox human
monkeys.
Ihe f Screen
5 By To Pres Agent. ,
Free Delivery Service
Saritford & Co.
) 307-309 East Main Street
Phone 702 Phone 703
Free Delivery Service
'"The. Tornado," Ilia 1 1 o. ,
J 'The Tornado," starring House Pet
ers arid b. supporting cast of Ruth Clif
ford. Richard TUckor, Snltz Edwards.
Dick1 Sutherland and others is drawing
big crowds' at the.Rlaltoi - -s
-lt King Baggot had known how awe
Inspiring the-sceifes, where he pent up
w-aterS of the Sti Joe river In Idnho.
hurlMhousahds of logs ngainst a rall-road.'trestle.-whlle
a hlgh wind and
veritable .'cloud rbWst wipe a logging
ttfwi;6ff the 'map, wbuld-lbok on the
screen perhaps he.woUld have tamed
them down a bit. but ho went ahead
and sought breath taking reality.
"Galloping Gallagher," .a stirring,
extctlrlg and thrilling western, star
ring "FYed Thompson, stunt man of un
usual ability, and his trained horse
'Silver King," Is scheduled for show
ing at the Rlalto tomorrow matinee
and night noly.
Fred Thomson Is a man of forceful
personality. Is world's champion all
around athlete, holding the world's
record for hlghost number of points
scored.
As a special attraction at the Rlalto
theater, for tonight only, is "Buddy."
a typical Alabama colored man. who
styles himself "the one-man Jazz
band." and ls a wandering minstrel.
Buddy sings, dances and whistles,
being particularly adept at the latter.
Imitating the songs and thrills of
birds. He also iffiiys a mouth orgnn.
fnnd h gtillrtr thut has bren In his dim.
ily for two generations.
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Free Delivery Service
A & '
When you patronize our Deliv
ery System you do not have to
depend upon service that is not
responsible to the store you are
patronizing. We own and op
erate our own Individual Deliv
ery System, our employes give
our seryice their entire atten
tion and you will get service
that will please you.
We deliver the same day all
orders given us before 5 o'clock
p. m., you do not have to give us
your order at any specific time
to have it delivered. We believe
you will find our service the
best in Medford.
Compare the service we offer
you with the service you have
been getting. . .
Prices Quoted in This Ad Are
Good Until Market Changes,
Extra Fancy Bulk Coffee, lb .40
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, package 10
Jello, any flavor 10
10:Lb. Pail Pure Lard.. 2.00
Full Cream Cheese, lb .25
1-Lb. Can Hills Red Can Coffee 55
4-Lb. Can Hills Red Can Coffee- lb... 54
Lb. Can Geo. Washington Tobacco 75
2 Tins Prince Albert Tobacco.. .25
Eastern Brooms, each 40
Large Can Fancy Red Salmon 30
10-Lb. Sack Best Corn Meal :... .35
Best Seedless Raisins, lb ' .10
Best Creamery Butter, lb 44
2 Cans Fancy Iowa Sweet Corn 25
Campbell's Soup, any kind 10
Van Camp's Pork and Beans 10
25 Oz. K. C. Baking Powder........: 20
50 Oz. K. C. Baking Powder 40
Gallon Stone Jugs, each 25
10 Large Bars Fels Naptha Soap.. .. .70
10 Large Bars Royal White Soap 40
Large Package Lux .25
Large Package Renso '. 25
Full Pint Bottle Best Catsup...'. 25
Fruits, Vegetables and
Produce
We are large buyers of all kinds
of fresh Fruits and Produce. We
purchase only first grade stuff,
at the market price, for which
we pay you cash. We need more
Strictly Fresh First Grade Eggs.
When you have anything to sell
see us. ' We are not merely Gro
crymen, we are large buyers of
your products.
Compare the price we ask you
to pay with the price you have
been paying.
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