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MEDFORTV' OR FOON,. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925
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PUINEVILLB, Ore.. Juno lifi. Five
liorformora were Injured on t!i open
ing dny of tne rodeo allow, .held In
conjunction with the American Ie(?lon
annual state convention hero yester
day. Ono accident threatens to prove
serious. Elmer Smith of Ali)erla.
Canada, attempting to ride a wild
horse bareback, was tiirown and the
animal fell on hln
, The convention opened with dele
Kates preaont from nearly every post
anil auxiliary in tho state. The at
tendance is estimated at 5000.
Jn- the first event, tho free-for-all
half-mile thoroughbred race, Calcurn,
owned by Doro and Carl, placed first.
Oceola, owned by Dore and Carl, placed
second, nnd Doctor Hayes, owned by
1-orona Trickey, placed third.
In the first round of the bucking
contest. Mac McCullouKh rode Jump
ing Jack; Guy Cash rode Stool Head;
lllxon on Vanjo, Smokey Stevens on
Torpedo, Freddy Hunt on Quicksilver,
Al Ooss on Payday, lied Shepperd on
Lazy Ike. Pat Woods made tho spec
tacular ride of the afternoon on .lake.
Llovd Henderson rode Harney J)alley.
The crowd was entertained between
the events by the fancy riding and
tricks by Hiram Vorsteeg, Kd Wright
and his 25-cent mule and by Bonnie
Cluey and her $,1000 horse; by Ham
Oanctt, champion trick roper, and by
Ivorena Trickey, champion cowgirl of
Win world, and Havy Walters.
M'uslc was furnished throughout tho
S'ft'C!noo by the Shoridan Legion
band and Hood Itiver official Legion
quartette.
- In the Roman standing race of ono
half mile, Lorona Trickey placed first
with Walters second nnd Steele third.
In the relay race tho placlngs wore
the same us in the Hoinau standing
raco.
In the calf roping contoat, Miko
Stewart qualified as first man by
roping, throwing and tying his calf
In 51 2 5 seconds. Cbet uettings waa
second, hla tlmo being one minute nnd
7 '2-5 seconds.
' !T.ha chariot race was won-by ftny
Kilter, driving Stan a Steele s team,
with tho other Sloclo team in second
place.
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The Markets
Livestock.
; PORTLAND. Ore., June SO. Cattle
Steady; receipts, HO head,
i I logs Nomlnnlly steady; receipts,
80 head (contract).
. Sheop Steady; receipts, 510 head.
. i , Eggs.
.PORTLAND; Ore., Juno 28. Eggs
Receipt eggs up Vi cont, rest steady.
Currant receipts, Ml Vic; pullots, XOtit)
3014c; firsts, 31 dpifiv.; oxtraB, 32V4W
33,0,: dellvorod Portland.
f Butter.
, J'OllTLAND, Oro., June 2fi. Flutter
-("(rni, scnrco; Btandard cuhos Vj
cent lower; oxtrn cnbos, city 47c;
standards, 45c; prime flrsls, 45c;
firsts, 43c; undorgrndos, nominal;
prints, 46c;. cartons, 47c.
-. Buttorfnt Firm. Host churning
crnRm 44B n)t Blilppora' track In i;uuo
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"'.A ' Poultry.
PORTLAND, Oro., Juno UIS. Poultry
Slow, weak: plentiful. Hoavy heim,
22o';lIl4-t, H&15e; broilers. 20f2fie;
ji.un whK-o lHi;kH, 20c.
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'' mlxma and Points m.
POUTIjANL), Oro., Juno lit!. OnlnnH
mid jtiHt0B, nominal.
i (yf Port lit ml YV'lu'jit
jHWJtTLAND, Oro., J II no 2fl.
"Tb6uH: Hard whito, lluenH'hi, Imart
WjBfc; soft whito,, woKtorn whito
W.'57; hard winter tl.b'S; northern'
HprlK $1.64; wi'Ntorn veil $1.50; HUB
hard whito ft. 410.
' Twday'H car rcrclpta Wheat .2;
Hour 8; hay 2.
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Francisco Market.
VNCISCO. .luiio iMi.Ilutlor-
fat-t o. b. San Krum-itico, Mc.
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: Lb well, tho poet, wn foreign niln-
inter to Madrid in 1X77.
POR'AaND, Ore., 3une 26. Portland-and
vkTiiily is Hliowing a healthy
growth as a whlppcr of vegetables and
garden produce to other niarkotH. This
Industry has shown a steady gain dur
ing tho last fmv years, due largely to
rigid governmnnt Inspection.
O rowers are benefitting from these
outside shipments, not only from tho
remunerative returns from the ship
ments but also from the fact that It
keeps the home market in good shape
and rIIoWk Ihcm to sell their crop at
a good profit Instead of having to un
load at any old price on a market al
ready over supplied.
"We have shipped out some of tho
finest cars of pears this season," said
Billy Bullettsett. proprietor of Garden
Products. "These shipments have not
only kept tho local market from be
coming over supplied, but have also
enabled the growers to harvest their
entire crop at a fair profit."
A pproximatcly 18 cars of strawber
ries wore shipped. Cherry shipments
will start from the valley next week
and there will probably be around fifty
'carloads move out for the eastern mar
kets. Very few fresh prunes are expected
.to ho shipped this year on account of
the severe winter kill and tho result
ing light crop.
Tho poultry market Is well supplied
and prices are barely steady.
Butter continues firm although
standard cubes aro a half cent lower
on the exchange. All other grades
posted steady. likelihood of an ad
vance In print prices this week end
has apparently blown over.
Current receipt eggs are a half cent
higher on tho oxchango at 32 c net.
Graded) stocks posted steady. Hot
weather and closer candling have caus
ed losses with prospect of prices work
ing much hlghor.
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PERFECT RES!
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., Juno 20.
(A. P.) President Coolidgo Is find
ing the rest hero ho expected when
ho left Washington for a summer
vacation.
Secluded In a pretentious house ho
has learned after two days' stay that
residents of tho north shore realize
that he came to Massachusetts for
relaxation and few requests nro
being made for (ho privilege of call
ing on him at White Court. I
Mayor Qulnn at Cambridge was
accorded tho honor today of being
tho first to have a conference with
the president, his call being ar
ranged for the reception of Mr.
Coolidgo when ho goes to Camhridgo
July 3 for an address.
Mr, Coolidgo is still undecided
whether ho will go to Poland
Hprlngs, Maine, next weok to partici
pate in tho conference of governors.
If ho does not, It is believed the
governors will come to Whlto Court
to bo received by him.
Berkeley, Uil., figures on cap
turing national beauty honors in
the contest at Atlantic City with
Miss Sybil Grimes, officially
chosen as "Miss Berkeley "
and whining, and Earl WaHson, an
other youth who wns waiting for them
tho head of the slough, returned
with word that they had never arrived.
CA1LLAUX PLAMS
FOR PAYING DEBTS
ARE MADE PUBLIC
PARIS, June ?6. (A. P.) i Minister
Calllaux's plans for payment of ma
turing bonds provide for an Increase
of six billion francs in both the circu
lation and the Bank of France's ad
vances to the state and for the issu
ance of gold parity bonds exchange
able for the national defense bonds
that mature in July and pptember.
When the national defense bonds
are redeemed by the new gold parity
bonds tho maximum of the state's
floating debt will be fixed at the
amount existing on the day the bond
subscriptions aro closed. -
The Caillaux bill fixes tho circula
tion or bank notes at 61,000,000,000
francs Instead of 45,000,000,000 and
the advances to the state by the Bank
of France at 32,000,000,000 francs In
stead of 26,000,000,000.
The bill gives the government the
right to fix the exact terms of the
new gold bond issue by government
decree.
The preamble of the bill says the
treasury's shortage is partly duo to
the "continued repayment of national
defense bonds."
The new issue of gold parity bonds
will be offered only in exchange for
the maturing defense bonds, but the
exchange will not be obligatory, the
bill says. It is thus hoped to consoli
date tho greater, part of this floating
debt.
FORCE PASSENGERS
TO COOK OWN F(
MANILA, June 2fi. (A. P.) Pas
sengers arriving on the President
Adams today wore compelled to cook
their own fobd'and wait on table be
tween Hong Kong and Manila on ac
count of desertion of Chinese stew
ards, cooks and waiters from the ship
at Hong Kong.
DEBUTANTES TO
- CURTESY TIGHT
BEFORE THE KING
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LONDON, June 26 (A. P.) Fourth
and last court of the season at Buck
ingham pale tonight will lack noth
ing of the splendor of tho earlier
ceremonials. )
Among those to make their bow
"before King George and Queen Mary
are eight American debutantes and
matrons.
The weather is still chilly and furs
again will be necessary tonight to
keep the thinly clad presentees warm
while waiting for admission.
The ceremony begins at 9:30
o'clock. The Americans to be pre
sented by Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton,
wife of the American ambassador:
Miss Louise A. Boyd, of San Fran
cisco; Miss Elaine Wilcox, of Denver;
Mrs. William GHttit,,ofuDenver; Mrs.
George DeBennevllle KQm of Phila
delphia; Mrs. Frank Meban, of Spray,
N. C; Mrs. Claude E. Swaxison, of
Washington and Richmond, Va.; Mrs.
Eliot Wadsworth-rof Washington and
Boston, and Mft.: Horace Lee Wash
ington, wife of tho consul general in
London. . . . f - .
.. One thousand ; attended last night's
court. King George wore the Infor
mal b(ue unfform of the royal horse
guards and 0ueen: Mary a gow of
pure gold , brocade with a pale blue
train.
NEW YORK, June 25. (A. P.)
Mrs. Ida May Symington, taking the
stand today in her own defense in the
suit for divorce brought by her hus
band, Thomas A. Symington, denied
all accusations of unfaithfulness in
particular she denied intimacy with
Talbot W. Chambers, one of the co
respondents named iri tho complaint,
who is held In $1000 ball on a statu
tory charge based on his story as
witness for the 'plaintiff.-'
Never? a DlotStJor?
Preparing this rich summer breakfast
" QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 rhinutes
No hot kitchens, no muss, no bother
, TJOW you feel in summer depends on'
tX how you eat. '
' ' Start the day with oats . . . wih the "oat
and milk" breakfast doctors urge. '
You'll feel better. You'll keep cooler.
.Your energy will not drain away so fast. '
Get Quick Quaker. It cooks in 3 to 5
minutes. No hot kitchen, no muss or
bother.
Start tomorrow. See how much better " ' ,
you will feel. -
All that .Quaker flavor is' retained in "' f
, this Quaker Oats. Quick Quaker cooks
faster. That's the only difference.
Cooks In
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BOYS DROWNED
MARSHFIIOLD, Ore., June 26. Les
ter Jars, 21, and Albert Frame, 16,
half hrothors, sons of Mrs. John Krnmo
of South Slough, nro believed drowned i
In South SIoukIi. Tho coast guard and
most of tho citizens of Charleston, nlno
miles from hero, aro searching the
head of tho slough for tho bodies, us
ing grab hooks today.
I'ho hoys left Monday night In a
rowhoat of none too good constrturtlon,
taking a few supplies and their dog,
starting for tho head of tho slough to
hunt racoons. The slough was ex
tremely rough Monday night and it Is
believed neither of tho boys could
swim. The dog enme hack today wet
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
June
- Up SMel
Prepare for the 4th at Greatly
Reduced Prices
Men's Suits
' Special Sale on One Hun
dred Suits, $30 to $40
values
$24.50
A Special Lot, $25 to $30
values
$19.50
Hot Weather Clothe,
Styleplus make
$25, $27.50, $30
Swimming Suits
Special for Men, a $4.00 value
Wool ' &o Qft
Suit
Cotton Suits, men's sizes..!.......
$1.0 and $1.5
Cotton Suits for Boys, , Afi
special
Better Cotton Suits for Boys
75 to $1.5 ..
JANTZEH SUITS All Wool
Youths' sizes $4.59
Young Men's sizes... $5.50
Men's sizes.....". ....$6.08
' Extra Special
Men's 'Palm Beack Swt
$16.50 values .:.....:....!,....'$ll.t
$27.50 values $19.59
' Belted Models
Boy' Siuis RcUk4
Two pairs of Pants with every
Boy's Suit.
$10.50 values. ...:......$ 7.95
$12.50 values':.......:.,.. $ 9.95
$15.00 valuesr. $11.95
Cut, out this coupon anil mail to
i Rogue River Pageant Association
?'f ' Sparta Hldj;., Mod ford, Oro.
I doNire to support the 1!VJ5 Pageant (July 1!0, HO and 31),
.'by subscribing for a
; PATRONS' TICKET
Plunge mail me pledge eard.
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h Address
Extra Special Values for Our Jiipe Sale
Men's Mesh Knit
Union Suits
Athletic Union Suits,
75c value
$1.00
59c
SI.':
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'of fee Newsvvi
bchilling is the only coffee
roaster who produces only
one quality and sells ir in vactmm
.tins only. Anyone con product cheap?
v"1'"4' out Schilling produces the
best coffin t....:..!?. rL .... J
S ff YOU don't think lj the bet coffee, jrmt money btck In mntlj at my itore.
11 The Mine (uuiuum on Schilling Te, Baking Powder, Spiccj and Extracts.
Balbriggan Union Suits, long or
:.' $i.25
Spring Caps,
$2.50 values .
Fancy Sox, in
silk and lisle..
$1.69
48c
Men's Silk Ties, ARr
a 75e value "OL
Knit Ties, regularly A.Sln
sold at 75c ...."0"
Cheney Silk and Wool Ties,
SS: $129
Men's Sweaters,
$5.00 values
Boys' Sweaters,
sold at. $5.00, now.
$3.95
$3.75
Blue and Greyf
Work Shirts '.LSI...
Blue Overalls
with Bib :...::.::.!..;
89c
$1.48
Men's Night Shirts, '''' QO
-white muslin .:......:......;' 0'
M o 1 e s k ini f W,ork . PaiitB, a
X , $3.48
Khaki Hats : .
for work
69 c
Tiuported B.r o a d e 1 o t h
Shirts white, blue, tan,
grey collar attached
$1.95
Marin's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phono 486-487 Medford, Ore.
Men's Dress Shirts, plain
colors and styles; regular
$1.75 and $2.00 values
S1.59
Entrance to Men's Department on Main Street
he world .
seemsbrigiter
when the coffee ";
i . isdeliciouSj ; i:
NATIONAL CREST
(offee
ORDER BY TELEPHONE ;
No. 1077
lOO.OOOcups were served
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International EXPOSITION
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When you visit us
you'll find that your
Idea of appropriate
paper is matched by
our wonderful show
ing of new hangings.
We want you to call
and talk interior dec
orating over with us.
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! Follow Peter Paint's
Tkat Distinctive Look ;
of a Tailored Suit '
THERE'S .''!
A REASON
It is hand tailored, not
machine built. Made--right
here in Medford
too.
ORDER YOURS
NOW
Delivery in 48 hours
if needed.
Prices from $35.00 up.
UPSTAIRS
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MaidO'Sko
it's
DELICIOUS r
Never before could you
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle, . " ' '. .
SKO ' is made frnm T?.pnl .'
Oranges and there are no
synthetic flavors added.
Close, your eves and von .
can easily imarine vmi am
"drinking" the fruit itself.
All our products are Ruar5
anteed to be mire anil wlmln.
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some, which is vnnr
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