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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1925)
1 ' V III UillUt o PAGE TCVO BEDFORD M An, TlffBTTNE, MEDFORD. tiftEOOX. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 192." IN FAMED COWIEBY "Ttro nivnln," the Immortal comply by l!lt-)mnl HrinKlfy Hheridnn. will) nn iU-Ht!ir cunt, cornea to the 'ratr lun tlK-iitre on Thursday, July L'3, for two j jai fornifincfs matinee and nlKht. Tfti cast Ineludi'H Mm. Fluke as Mi-K.fiiVIiilai)rii). fhaum-ey Oleoit uh hlr LticluH O 'J rlKKor, TIioiiiun A. Vino ill CIIAl'XCKY OLCOTT, who will Ik Mfii uh Sir ItiirltiH O'Trljt (;!'. wild th itl'Khir coiniuiiiy, hi Itlrhnril Hrliwly KlM'Hrttiii'ri liiunortjil comedy, "Tho KIviiIn," jit tho 'mlo rlmi thriller, on Thursriiiy, July 2:1, niutliKMi and nlghl. n, Sir Anthony Almolulc, Janu'a T. I'owers, uh J-Jnb Acres, LotUH liohh uh Lydiu LitnKiiixh, Jean Kord uh Julia, Marin ('urrolt uh I jury, Ktnneih ThtiitiKon iik ('apt. Jack Absolut ft, Krod KrltjjuH Kaulklund, Cera Id Kokth uh ''iitrj.(iMiiK'i Twwdo a a David und Her lici til;'Inioie us Thomas. Tsc pluycrH have combined to mnko.a tour of tho United Stales und Cnniyla under the nianitRcnient of Cf'ot ( Tyler nnd HukH Kurd, in commemoration at tho IGuth unnlvor Hfiry, of the orlKinul production of the play,. "The HIvuIh" Ih one of the three coinlirllcH which aro the only survivors olOihe thousand written uetwecii the death of Shake Hpeure und 18tf, which J in uny sensy can he coiiHldered favor ite of the HtiiKM loday. "The Hchool of Scandal," hy Kheildnn, Is Kecond, nnd "Kht Stoops to Conquer" by '0iv-r (lolilHinlih, the third. Sheri dan's wit, humor und racy spirit live today because he wrote, not for a day hut formal) time. The text of the play used In the present production Ih uppruximutely uh Kheildun wrote It, the restoration by Harrison CJiey Pinke, after coin pariHon with various pmmpt books of celebrated acton), beiiiK virtually com plete. The play Ih staei by Mm. Klske. I'ndoubtedly tills is a combination of the must distinguished di ainalic urtisiH uf this tuu it try, who uie pru sented In a eomedy that has rhurmed the theatrical vvo4-ld for a century and 1 a half. America may not ittfuln wit ness such an Illustrious nKftreKutlon In many years to ooine. British Dominions Cut A nother Bond Opening Tomorrow 20th Century Grocery Liberty Market Medford Ih to have two morn up-to-thu-minute Htores the aecond 20th Century urocery In this city and tho Liberty market, owned by Kmll Teck both to be located at the corner of Main und J(oll streets und to be opened tomorrow, Saturday, morning. In Derernher, 1922, the first SOth Century grocery wan opened in Med ford In charge of T. V. "Wilson and the buslnoHH has increased to the ex tent and the proprietors have such faith In Medford that they have open ed a second Htore to be In charge of Ceorjn ItlchurdHon, who has been ImanaKinK the Ashland Htore. The company also opened the Ash land store and one in Grants l'ass since starting the flmt Htore here. There are now 55 20th Century groceries on the coast. Mr. Wlxon was promoted to Hiipor vlnor of this district Home time ago und is here arranging for the opening of the second store tomorrow. Kred K. Malm has been tho efficient manager of No. 1 Htore here since Mr. AVIxon's promotion. Kmll i'ech, who Ih opening the lib erty market. Iwth all new modern equipment, has been coneeted with different markets In Medford for 17 yearn, and Is an expert in his line and Ih ho well known to people generally that further comment Ih unnecessary. A xT Vs. TAKE ACTION IN Cook with ffnR. If British posM-xnioiM. with the status of doininiiin li;ivr moved another stcj (iiwnrd n cnmiiion wciilth constitution. 'J'Jir olllce of nwretnrv of xtntr for domin ions Ims heen cn nti ;l in the cab-' inct, with I.. C. M. S. Ami-ry ao: i-cr'turv. The dominion af fftrd ii n (niiiidi, Niwfound lind, Auslriliii. Nrw Zrulnnd, Union of Smith Afriin. ''Irinli J-'rcr Stiiti- TO WHITE COLLAR CIIICACO. July 17. Fowler Mc cormick, scion of the harvester man ufacturing fumlly, has deserted the overalls for the white collar and busj iickh suit. He has been promoted from the laboring job ho huM held in the Milwaukee plant of the International Harvester company to a position in the accounting division, lie had work ed as a factory hand for hIx months. r coukse tnere's a limit to the number of miles your car can et even out of Red Crown Gasoline. But as you follow the practical suestions in the Red Crown Mileage Card you'll keep impro ving your summer mileage with a good chance or tagging on 15 to 30 miles extra to t&Unkul. Figure that out Tor a season and youU be buying"Red CrownnMILES exclusively like thousands of other experienced motorists. t 4cwhy not start saving today? f t the Red Crown MileMe Card at- ny"R Crown" pump, uie it nJ leeyovr summer mileage increase Thi Ar ovtt 7000 '. whiw And blue pumps nil vour uok with'WJCrmm'' 1mm Toofflte STANDARD Olt COMPANY 8WAMPSCOTT, MaBS., Juljr 17. (A. i'j The government will take a hand In the anthracite coal field wage iiKKuuuuoiiB should an agreement not u rtfucuen and a HfrlkM t-a Ipil nn- Ren. teniber 1. The program which the s'Jvurumeni win purnue in the event ui a Mime was discussed at a three hour Cunl'erenrn horn tnilnv lv lipDUl dent Coolldlfa ami Hp i no Bueumu pian 01 tne Kovernment was not diitcloHAft snr((t:,rv ivu ventured no oulninn fiu tn tha mil come of the wage neKotiatlons now under way. He pointed out, however. mat me department of labor, through two mediators, was keeping in clone touch with the fllur.iiuuinti ,r tin. era and operators and wus hoping mat an agreement would be reached before the present wage contracts ex pire on August 31. The secretary came to Swampscott iu ku over ueiiarimpnfft iiumprM nnn discuss the labor situation generally wiui tue executive uefore sailing Sat urdav for Eurmm. Significance was given to his visit by the possibility of a deadlock be tween anthracite nwrnlnrn nnH mlnapD over a new wuge scale, with suspen sion oi operations In the hard coul fields resulting and It was considered likeiV that Mr. I)fivia wniil.l viva n comprehensive report on the situation uiiu mo opinion as to what should be uone in event or a tleup. Court to discuss several departmental matters before sailing tomorrow for Mgiauu, but the coal situation re ceived liarticillni- pninlinulu flnrlnir lilo conference with the executive. 1 here was no hint by the president of the Minn nf rirnrp,1nra liu IIia a.,i. eminent in case a strike is called. hi. 1una win leiuin 10 inis coun try on AUCUSt 25. a wppk hpfnrn 111. cxiurution or tne present wage agree ment in the anthracite fiphl I he secretary expects to stmlv In- uum.ri.il conuuions in cngianu, a StUllV intprritlitpd tu-n vnnra uvn ujhoi. he wus called back by the death of i-resiuent Maraing. FIELD WIDENS LONDON. Julv 17. (A. P.l ntlior dlnenncH thnn cancer may yield their secretH to ftcientific workcrR armed with tho technical method evolved by lr. William K. Ciyo and hl linttcr collenguo. Dr. J. 10. Barnard. Thin HUKKCHtion Ih nut forward todnv hi the Lancet, authoritative HrltlMh mmi. icai journal tn preHentlnv papers by I lie. I WO flflenl iHlft nn tit nit raiunllv announced discovertc roKardlng the catiMCH of cancer. New technical methodn now made avnllablp," It nays, "will be applicable to rcHcarch alons a whole enormous front. Diseases like ttmatlpox, ence- nhalltlH. foot lllld month iliui.nun uml dot? distemper may yfeld their HecretH 10 woiKers urine a with these new wen pons." Thus far no thin it has heen rpvnninri aH to ItnW the nilthnrlM pun lio irfilu nppllcalde to the diseases mentioned. nut it ih neitved Information may be forthcoming In this respect very soon. The Sdreen By Ye Frees Agent. "Wliite Fnnir." Full of Action The glittering snows of truckleRR Alnska, the furtive, flitting grey shad ows of the woif pAck. and the grent iictlng of StronRhoArt. the world's most famous dog, will bo Been for the last time locally on the screen at the Hunt's rutorlnn tomorrow night, when Wliite Pang" has Its last showing. Nothing Is better proof of the value of n real story on the screen than on those all too rare occasions when a novel of London finds its way to the silver sheet. Here Is n story that roiu-s and .reechoes with action; that glitters with beauty, nnd that vibrates with the pathos of huninn understand ing of n man who knew the heart of dogs. Theodore von Kits. Ruth Dwyer and .Muthcw Bet play the principle roles; after that which belongs hy right of ability to Ptrongheart, Splendid 111 m at ttlnllo. "Tho Itoughneck." opens a two days' engagement at tho Rinlto thea ter today. "The Roughneck" is de scribed as an epic of human emotions running the gnuntlet as a result of the fateful Injustice meted out to a strong man In the name of the law. (leorge o'lirlen plays the leading role. nnd. It Is said, his dramatic experience which take 111 in from San Kranclsco to nllurlng Tahiti of the South Sen is lands constitute one of tho most dra matic photo plays of the current sea son. Illllle Dove has the leading feminine rolo opposite Mr. O'Urlen. and, she is accredited with hor most brllllnnt performance, others In the cnst nre: Ilnrry T. Morey and Cleo Madison, old time favorites of film lovers, nnd. Xlnryon Aye. Ann Cornwall, Charles A. Sellon nnd Harvey Clark. The story has a particularly popular appeal Just now since its theme Is based upon the well known Inhuman ities of man for man nt present so much nnd so regrettnb In evidence. Notion School IMstrict No. 59 will receive bids for transporting children from a""i iiii"" in i" aietuoru mr CJUiinK ear. Rids to hAn the hands o'rthe! clerk by July 21rd. I School hoard reserves the rlghtQo reject any or all bids. Address. KLVIR A 8. l.KARNKn, f-Clerk School Dlst. No, 19, Medford. R, P. D. No, I. W O i . ) . , rJJ a r-TT' .f ii JmrflsnoMnPmissiw jromtms ! - i ' " . . V . I ' V- S , . An eminent authority has called hqe vheat the perftct food- because It contains ey- . cry element needed to sustain the human body. And Shredded. Wheat is whole wheat the perfect food in biscuit fotm. At this time of year you will find Shredded Wheat doubly delicious when served with peaches and other fresh fruits. It's a combina tion which brings variety to the diet, and pro vides health-guarding nutriment in keeping with the seasonal demand of your appetite. It's just the crisp, wholesome food your system is calling for. i . - j. . Write for recipe book,"50 Waysof Serving Shredded Wheat." . , . - . PACIFIC COAST SHREDDED WHEAT CO. Oakland, Calit . Here's a Way to Buy R s BALLOONS .... Either full or Interchangeable wJ make a liberal allowance on your old tires. 30x3i2 KELLY Quality Oversise CORD $13.50 No Thinking Motorist Can Ignore "a Price Never Before Quoted for Tires of Like Quality. Regardless of the size tire you require, , KELLY'S will give you the lowest dependable ; mileage cost, and especially so if "yqu tkke ad- Vantage of the low prices we are offering. .'..'.;! ' MOREOVER, WE SERVICE EVERY TIRE! We have cheaper ones, too. ' HERE ARE THE BIGGEST SAVINGS IN QUALITY TIRES IN MEDFORD Size! v Special Price 31x4 Kelly , . . ,. ...... .518.70 32x4 Kelly V ' 2U0 33x4 Kelly 22.00 Corresponding Reductions in All Other Sizes But a limited amount of stock at this Price. " See us todayof or that new tire or Vulcanizing Work. Your protection is ironclad. f McCuiston & 0 Petty m. s m, uarage ! : 1- - Phone 744 313 No. Riverside Ave. o
