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MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. PRECIPE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1fl2."
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A Clash of Emotions
'Mid a Pageant of
Colorful Luxury ,
NOW
PLAYING!
O Moment
The glitter of the stage, the
sumptuousness of elegant society,
the danger and hardship in wild
est Souths America these form
the wrdrous backgrounds for a
mighty love that finds its stirring
climax in "His Supreme Moment"
With
BLANCHE
SWEET
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RONALD
COLEMAN
Mack Sennett Comedy
"THE BELOVED BOZO"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
"PEGGY" RIDLEY at the Organ
l r? Friday Richard Dix in ., ,'..
'THE SHOCK PUNCH"
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Attention Fruitgrowers
INew Improved
Fruit Picking Pajli
DEVELOPED BY THE -fc
Bear Greek Orchards
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Picks your fruit better by eliminating bruises, Baves quality.
Picks your 'fruit! cheaper by allowing use of both hands.
Cute picking costs 25 per cent ;
Pickers prefer to use them, very convenient and easy to
" handle. - '. ' . " ' .'.-.--.i ''-':'. . s
Be sure to see it before picking time. On display and sale at
Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work;
Next to Mail Tribune Office , J
SAVE MEDFORD $10,000
By placing your order now for '
Carbon Briquets
at our
Special Summer Prices
Tp introduce this unsurpassed fuel and to keep our
'' employes busy during the summer months, we are
; inaking a reduction of $1.00 per ton on orders placed '
' W, delivery to. be made in July and August.
Get Ready Now for Wjnter
"' . and Save Money
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.. . ' Phone 76 .
PLAY IS SUSPECTED
ASHLAND. July 23 (Special.) The
dlflnppenrunce of Vern Bart ram, an
uged man from bin homo Saturday
niRht is caufliiiK nil friends consider
able anxiety, Mr. Bar tram 1r 02 years
of ase, 6 feet 11 Inches In hetKht, and
weighs about 190 pounds. When he
disappeared he wore a gray hat, Krny
work shirt and overalls. He Is slightly
stooped, very deaf and somewhat bald.
Several teeth in front and on the left
side are gold. He suffered a stroke
of paralysis several weeks ago but
had recovered sufficiently to visit
down town. He left home Saturday
morning for a visit In the business
section and no trace has been found
of him since. Information was given
yesterday concerning Bertram's dis
appearance to Chief of Police McNabb
by J. W. Hulfhlll. with whom he was
living. Anyone having information
concerning his whereabouts Is asked
to get in touch with either Chief Mc
Nabb or. Mr. Halfhill. Friends fear
for his safety.
H. G. Enders, Jr., will continue as
chief executive ln the Llthlan .Hotel
corporation. At a meeting of the
board of directors' today, the old offi
cers were unanimously re-elected for
the coming year resulting tn II. Q.
Enders, Jr., president; J. W. McCoy,
vice president; J. W. Hardy, treasurer.
It was voted to purchase an electric
sign to be mounted at the top of the
building. J. V. McCoy, H. K. Tom
linson and H, O. Enders, Jr., were
appointed as a committee to attend to
its selection.
Oakland Commnndery and band of
Knights Templar . aboard a special
train en route to Seattle to attend
the national triennial conclave have
notified Malta Commnndery of this
city that the entire delegation will
stop, off here to spend an hour while
the drill team of the commandery will
drill on the street. ' The team Is the
champion Knights Templnr team of
California and was picked to repre
sent the state at Seattle nt the conclave.-
There will be scores of com
peting teams. The visitors will ar
rive at 5:15 p. m. and will leave at
6:15. 'There will be about 150 people
and perhaps 25 cars will be needed to
bring them up from the station. Re
freshments of fruit and the llthla
water will be furnished the guests 'at
the pavilion n the park.
At assembly period the recent death
of C. E. Mulkey, county superinten
dent of Coos county was announced
by Director George A, Briscoe,, who
read; a number of sentiments expres
sive of the regret at his death and In
dicating the great esteem and respect
in which he was held In his commu- i
nity and 'In the state,- and the loss
sustained In the decease of this well
known educator.' In token of respect,
assembly, was dismissed for the day.
There are a number of Coos county
teachers in attendance nt the summer
session at the normal, which closes
this Friday. '
At assembly period this morning a
dramatization of a fairy story suitable
for third grade reproduction In two or
three rehearsals was put on by a
number from Miss Beardsley's class
In primary language methods. To
morrow there will be a demonstration
of what may be done In five weeks1,
work in music, directed by Miss Leoha
Marsters, using pupils attending prac
tice school.
James Putman and family spent the
week end In a trip to Crater and Dia
mond lakes. . . - . r
a The - members 'of the Methodist
choir , and their families had a most
delightful outing at By bee bridge re
cently All the goodies that go with a
picnic repast' were 'there to add to
the enjoyment. This is but one of
the happy times the choir has to
gether.' :' 1 ;r . ;!(
Mr. and - Mrs. . Ross Gullcy arrived
Monday for a short, visit tn Ashland.
They ' leave Tuesday- for- San Jose,
Calif., where they will visit Mrs.
Gulley's people.
The Fraley family enjoyed a family
reunion recently prior to the return
of Floyd Fraley to Berkeley, Calif.
The families of Milton, Floyd and
Earl Fraley were all gathered at the
C. W. Fraley home, where the rela
tives all were happy In the visit and
in the feast that Is a part ot family
reunions, Karl Fraley will teach at
Alameda, next year.
Miss Elsie Crowson who has been
visiting tn Portland, returned to her
home this week.
lfsa Rachel Allison Is visiting the
family of her brother, the Rev. V. K
Allison and other friends In the city.
Mrs. J. S. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
R. Sweet and son of Santa Rosa and
Mrs. Jennie Goodyear-' of Ashland
made the Crater Lake trip today, ar
riving home about seven. , They are
guests of Mrs. Goodyear and. of Mr.
and Mrs. G. O. Eubanks. Mrs.. P. 8.
Rose and children of Pacific Grove
have also arrived and. will visit for
some time at the home of her parents,
Mr." and Mrs.'G. G. Eubanks,
Mr. and Mrs. Swltzer have as house
guest Mrs. Swltzer's Bister, Mrs. Char
lotte A." Frye of Cleveland, Ohio. A
series of outings are planned during
her stay. . . .
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No time has been t by Circuit
Judge C. M. Thomas for hearing argu
ments on motions pending in the suit
of the Ashland Baptist church against
the First Baptist church of Ashland,
for possession of the church property.
The Inst development tn the relig
ious rumpus came last week, when
io Ashland Baptist church members
took possession of the church build
ing, and denied nd mission to the First
Baptist church members, who had
been in charge since last winter.
According to reports from Ashlund,
the present possessors stay In the
church night and day to prevent re
capture. -
The motions' pending before the
court request that certain paragraphs
of the original complaint, cburglng
"pdoselytlng," and "mesmeric influ
ence" be stricken, and that the Ash
land Baptist church set "forth in par
ticularity" in what respect the con
tending faiths differ.
The Ashland Baptist church ad
heres to the established Bupilst faith,
and the First Baptist church are ex
ponents of the ''Almee Mcpherson
Four-Square Gospel."
'THE RIVALS' HERE
WOOLEN MILLS CUT
WAGES TEN PER CENT
LAWRENCE, Maw., July it. I
Three mills tn the Lawrence district
announced wage- reductlpne of ten
per, cent following, the example of
the American 'Woolen company and
other plante which gave notice of
wnw cuta In the last few daya. The
mill, posting notices today enploy
approximately 1000 operatives.
The International Worsted mills
and Belden Worsted mills In Moth
uen will reduce wages July 27, while
the Smith and Dove Manufacturing
company at Andover set the date at
august I.
' Mrs. Flske lh an all star company
.playing Richard Brinsley Sheridan's
immortnl comedy, "The Rivals,"
comes to the Hunt's Craterlan tomor
row, July 23, for two performances
matinee id night under the manage
ment of George C. Tyler and Hugh
Ford. .
The on st: Mrs. Flske as Mrs. Mala
prop; Chauncey Olcott as Sir Lucius
O'Trigger; Thomas A. Wise as Sir An
thony Absolute; James T. Powers as
Bob Acres; Lola Fisher as Lydla Lan
guish; Lotos Robb as Julia; Marie Car
roll as Lucy; Kenneth Thomson ns
Captain Absolute: Fred Eric ns Faulk?
land; Percival Vivian as Fag; George
Tawde as David, and Herbert Bel more
as Thomas, the coachman.
These players have combined for a
tour of Jt.United States and Canada.
presenting. "Tne Rivals" in commemo
ration of the 150th anniversary of the
original production of the play.
Denny's Newest
Picture Craterian
Reginald Denny appears tonight at
Hunt'B Craterlan in "Oh Doctor," a
screen version of the same name.
Mary Astor plays the part of the
beautiful nurse, Otis Hurlin, William
Mong and Tom Ricketts play the part
of the three shylocks, .
Lucille Ward as the energetic aunt;
Mike Donlln as chauffeur who leads
the hero Into dangers; Clarence Gel-
dert aa- the doctor;- Blanche payson
as the terrifying osteopath; Martha
Mattox as the nurse known as "Death
Watch" Mary because of her luguber-
ious manner; George Kuwa as the Chi
nese servant and Helen Lunch as the
snappy little maid are the others In
the cast.- l! -j. .: . " V
. The picture not only affords a fine
opportunity for Denny to demonstrate
his capabilities as an Interpreter, of
humor of the subtle type, but also an
ample opportunity to engage In many
of the reckless activities In the way of
automobile driving and other hazards.
' Notion '
School District No. 29 will receive
bids for transporting children from
said district to Medford for coming
year. Bids to be in the hands of the
clerk by July 23rd. -
School board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Address,
ELVIRA 8. LEARNED,
Clerk School Dlst. No. ?9, Medford,
R. F. D. No. 8. ,i 103
trust rm
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Phipps Auto Park Service
Highway at Jackson St.
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Beautiful Shoes for Women
Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE
ON '' V.
adies' Shoes
All Whites Must Go
Neither Cost Nor Former Selling Price Considered
Footwear in all the new, popular shades included in this
' sale.
Special values in New Tan Calf s. $10.00 values $5.85.
All short runs and new patterns go in this sale!
Remember Sale Begins
TOMORROW
morning promptly at 8:00 o'clock.
Special Return Engagement
OF THE FAMOUS
Nighthawk Orchestra
'1 l FEATURING
Teddy O'Hara, Singer and Entertainer
TONIQHT
Fair Grounds "Open Air" Pavilion
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Every dollar lent Is protected, by two dollars value.
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