Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTIT) MXTL TRfUNW. MKDFORD. Ol&fiOX, THURSDAY. XOVKKR LUABLE PAPERS, $10 STOLEN FROM ROUGE PLANT LocdBrids Thornton C. Vint of iyi Anlf, :is- Blxtniit lundMcaiM? rn Kinder with Oio . mtttoiuil park Korvk-e, will leave thin I'Veninj: for Kainir National park, af tr having spent ovoral tlays on busi mKS here wlih Colo'iol O. O. Thomson, HuporlmonUeut of tho Crater Lake Nu tional imrk. - 1 For tboso who want to buy fancy I potatoes vo havo shipped in , lot of ( Iiihh of approximately in Inspected No. 1 Kinnmih llls Uons. tcks, cash, rings and oIU cuius, ami Tltoso are a now uniooth potato ami f ilmwers of valuable pa peri uch coo kup mealy. Johnson Produce Co. records, waa suffered so mini me 2-11 N. Fir atreei, J 'hone ST. tf 5 ntgm uy Trowurtuge, jr.,' JCuueno Thomas, of tin Thomas en thieves entered" his cabinet Itt-iiitv eomnanv .who umlpru-pnt rka on Grape street near Tenth. No injur operation at the Hawed Heart es, except uuesiionauie nnjferpriius hoapltai Hterday furcnoon, is n te left behind. Sheriff Jennings ported to ho in u saUHfactory condi- JJeputies 2ynn. Fornerook and tion today. Vln Jennings wore on the seeno this . Free dattcin? at the "Shanta" W'lff- Friday niKht, y to l'J. liM fintranc waa niade,( accoidinK to ) a man who Rave his name a Jotios. ; sheriff, from tho rear, where thu was found on the trwt last ntoht In Ves gained access to the upper an inebriated condition by Taylor If by climbing on a "leanto" uddl- Iturrh. who brought the man to tho p and through a apace left open t-ity jail, where ho was still befiift held fr the eaves of the main plant, today. At the -time Mr. Burch, who Wis were iert on tno j-oor, wnero In assistant fire chief, found htm, naa emmoerea in. uescenoing Jones was in a recumlient tiGKiiitm on he lower floor, the unlocked office tho sidewalk. Centered and in turn the unlocked was opened, where the loot was ine tour urawers ot papers In, said Mr. Trowbridge this mor- l!ot tamales and home made chille. "Bhasta." . 197 I. M. Kinfjsley arrived here this forenoon from North Bend to spend are worthless to any other than several days on business. elf and will be very hard to re-1 Fruitgrowers Ume sulphur spray faittlltlfin la t.V fa- lha Una anA .I.dii. Siyment on tho checks has been est cleanup winter spray Now ready ped. In amounts, the checks for fall delivery at tho Hear Creek fced from to 3G and wero Orchards. Telephone 401-K-4. 196 jten by Mrs. Kva Owen, Mis. J. II. Dr. J. 1. Itray and family have re in, A. Powell, Mrs. II. L. Yander- sumed their residence in this city af- k ana rcunoipn Minuter, ten am- ler navtmr lived at rrinceton, Calif.. In loose change was taken from for several years past. It is said that money drawer together with ono tho doctor plans to reopen offices in and ono 55 bill. Several rare tho city. is, such as Columbia half dollars I Screen doors at Wallace Woods smaller pieces, one large cameo Lumber yard. Cor. East Main and and one ngato set for a brooch Oonesee, SStf ! also taken. -. v J James Cummlngs, chief of the CVn- nthlng else than the safe was dis- tral Point police, wns a business vis ed In the office. Kxit, it is pre- Uor in tho city today. ed was made In the same way Kvhlch entrance was made. The tie, it is believed, was committed Ipersons, one or more, who were itfnr with the plan of the plant were aware of the open safe, and e doors. RATER LAKE FEAT TOLD IN PICTURE Lessons given In oil painting, water colors of china decoration. Call Mm. Vivian Norman Barto at Palmor'R Studio, or 82 1 -V. Califomians registered ot local ho teia include Mr. and Mrs. M. tioiifrfy and L. If. Hast man of San Jose. Mr. Iiis is the second time within the and Mrs. L. Hamilton of Stockton. Mr. that Mr. Trowbridge has suf- and Mrs. K. C. Crystal of Berkeley, rl as the result of evildoers. Last Miss Margaret M. ,Lennan of J lolly five cheeks. $50 each, were forged .wood, Mr. and Mrs. K, A. Oodfrfed of Ills name and cashed. The forger Sacramento, K. A, Miller of Chh-o. never caught. (air. ana airs. . i. t,onoor. air. anu iduy a night watchman will be Mrs. O. K. Hohnneek and V. J. Mc- fiecl on duty, a room on the upper Allister and the following from Han being, prepared as accommoda-. v raneiseo: Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Grif- iitn, i ickpir. ur. ano airs. 1j. u. Hewes. Y. A. Whitlow, U. D. Horinlin. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hyall, Mr. and Mrs. II. IX Griffith, Ms. and Mrs. O. L. Jennings and F. K, lenders. We pay for ashes ..and sell dirt I cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf" Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Perk arrived here this morning from Portland to spend several days visiting Mr. nnd .Mrs, s. A. Holoomb while en route to , southern California ! . This is national apple week. Order . a recent photogravure tK'" a box from Marsh's Oroeerv. lffi he New York Times appeared a Aftfl m ion(, ulHCUHHion tim.illK ure of Willlo Macl'ariane. Kn Whirh two nieoibeis of the efiiint-il hupion, -drhing from the roof of Voiccd themselvc as beim fiiisoliitelv fliy-scrnper. Under the picturo Is oimosed lo the move, the care of the wording: '. '; . " Chautauqua building aiid the grounds A Tee for one on tho ryuf. WW- worp turned over to the onrk board MacFarlane, nntiunal open chain- j)y tne cJt. POuncU at it regular meet- . drives off the top of the Mo- jnff iftst night. Ashland Tidings. n hotel with a 10-pound driver jrge cotton rags wanted at Mall olid cedar, made by a crjppled Tribune off fc. d la Ashland, Ore and given to at a notary lunch for wse in a h for the benefit of the crippled klren's camp fund.' . the same Issue is a picturo of Betty Briiiton of S;in Ilafacl, f.. with this caption: Tho first to bravo tho icy waters rater Lake near Medford, Oro Miss Betty Brtnion. of Han farl, who swnm two miles from e to Wizard Island, a feat never tre attempted by visitors to the until park." . -r Feel Splendid! Notice to tntraftrs. otiee is hereby given that the City Dining Commission will hold a lug on Monnny, November Sin, le hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. in the nail on the petition of the city icil to consider tho rcclassifica; of a portion of the following t from a Kesldenco District Cta.-m p a Business District Class IH. portion of North ltlverslde avenuo veen Jackson nnd Maple st rewt s. CiTl FbA.M.U t'OM M IMmOiN, By Iewia I'Irich. Chairman. M. L. AUord, Secretary. 13U "Cascarets" 10c ffnnV With RS. WILHELMY PED BY FRIEND Ictor Advised Operation Friend Said Try Lydia E. i Pinkham's Vegetable Compound First - ' . Paul. Minnesota. "I wan nil nm- th from overwork and worry, had no Ianpctltc, could not sloop at night, and looked like a corpse. II have six children (five bovs and one I girl) and did not ect any strength fW I my last natiy waa I born. I waa gettinr (worse and thinner everyday. The doc tor said I had to fro to the Hospital but J this I could not do lmnt of my family. So I went to Mkri of mine and told her what the had told me and she ald, ' Now 1 1 tell you. Try Lydia E. Pink- Vegetable Compound as I have , It helped me.' So I started tak m Vegetable Compound and I no alter the first few bottles that I Wsiderably better. After taking Ibottlcs 1 got over my fainting IjS Everybody who sees me new I the great improvement in my W I am gaining in weight and 18 and am feeling fine. Eat well p good nights. Any woman can me and I will answer her let Mra. Mary Wii.hfxmy, 309 weet, bt, Paul, Muinesota. Don't stay head achy, dizzy, bilious, constipated, sick! One or two pleas' ant randy-ime "Uas csrets" takes any time will mildly stimulate your liver and start your bow els. Then you will both look and feel Ciena, aweet and refreshed. Your head will be clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink and your Bkin roByi Because "Cascarets" never crripe or sicken, it has become the largest selling laxative m tne woria. Directions for men, women, children on each box any drugstore TWO MEMORABLE MONTHS Mediterranean uruise Sailing from New York City pn Feb ruary 9, 1926 Returning via France and Eng. land at your convenience! Pln swr tf ffw nd two of th ewtt drtighlf ul mostht of your tiff tHosTd the mimficent Cinkdisa Pisific Hmptttt of Frtnrt vcterift 18350 ton liner on the 126 Mediterrtv tt tn Crutue! Cross the brotd Picific to Madeiri. then v'mt Lisbon, Cad. Seville. Gibnlur. Allien, . Syracuse, Athens, Constantinople, Be rout. Iliift, Jerusalem. Betbfe Mm, Alexendria. Ctiro. Venice, Naples, Monte Carlo, Cherbourg and Southampton. 64 dayt tnrault J athortl Canadian Pacific yoar con stant host and guide fares include excursions, tide trips and entertainment features. Write or call for pbutnittg literature. , Canadian Pacific JWH Decen-ven7 Agent "rattrSepL 1 Mr. Ht.it Mix. Juiii'K tjiit vt who were down from I'rospect ynHtrJay for the vaudovUle nhow. asserted lh:it there wuh not tmow ut fropeft and lias not been and that jht snow at Crsiter KaUunul park was ull melt etl YVvtlnonday, Tho JohiiKoi 1rolre voiniMtny has received a trml shfinnnt of iuy nice fat Iowa cotton tail r;adiiits, jmrkt'd in iro, for retail. If you tvtr rhast'd the f'Htivo cuttotj tail or lived wht you enjoyt-d cutftitf them in tho win ter when they ro nieo and fat, try one of these. 1U5 Freh San Juan lime, 3.?5 per bhl. BiK Tinea Lumber Co. ISltf William Von der HeUcu, aocoinim- nied by his wife and daimiiter, in at the InuieriaJ from Medford, Or. Air. Voji der HeUen ia a road contraetor and has built many miles of siato hishway in southern Oregon. i'orl land Oreonian. Full KOKMd minsltn Cailo Point,' oneni Sunday. November i, Z t. m. Keverybody tome. 1 y Mot nny TOrlety of apple, pood quatHy, i per box delivered. Juhwutn Produce Co. tf Afedford has been fiomied BKain with an artieie of nterrhaml&e from a mail ordtr concern, sent on trial, whit poittAKc- to return tho uriiria if nit wanted. Such methods are an insult to the buying public. The article Kcneraly are inferior ,to stundani Kooda and, the concern above ail cIko pays nothlne to help maintain our achooia, city, county and state gov ernments, good roads, etc. Don't ex pect peopio to buy from you and then yon buy away front home. The 1-adtes Aid nociety of the First M. E. church will hold a cooked foot! sale at tiio public market Saturday morning. Food of all kinds wilt be on sale, 130 We pay for Rfthes and seli dirt cheap. Brown & While Agency, Inc. tf Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best, Jones & Kirkpatrick. tf Otis department these HtudenfM. btjT) fwvtua of henefitf, and of his efforts in the bin boys work, and the benefits de rived by Kurh work. Frank Newman Kpofce on tin fy Scout wurk and the pntjHfjs for Uio wrk dui'ini; the cotuiiit; year. limfctrd fjcheffel, (;e(Ht;i cbaiininn of the program committee outlined this work for the near future and f , Ktittdla tiie work to ot une. Jtejitieni i'Hi J Swittrt poke of the arUviUes ttf th ' past and the jjreatcr p.ssibiiities of lite future, i)r. "Itiil" itiEt jptke on "Itusinews Sletlmdrt," , while Cfratfw HiStSwlERTOlK! at child mm Owing to a mistake the name of Ur. Ford Wit rtr, . director f cltibt liygtene. Marion tottnty iis'tiii demon stmt inn, Salem, was iett off thv program published Monday of the sottioiial Hieettitff of the Oregon SIrIw l!yce gave an Intwwtlntf talk on the 0rj!anlKtlon for puhim IteaHH nurses present day vulgar market. (J ,(0 hm ijoro Jn UiQ mhViC htiUY C, K, O, .Montague, a visitor and a oa Kainrday. new reaident of Jiedfotd made a brief 1 Wnmvr will disCHss An Aiie- jmmte t'linie Progrant Utr rualit, and wiii sKak nt 2 o'cimk Saturday aftermMHt, Tho puldic is invited to attend tbe ittetinjc, which will begin at A. tt. talk. 1 e mifJreKK t ttte evening was given hy "iJjid" Uaniihon at the no tary Kdncatiun committee on "Ser vice." Tins address was one of the hest beard by the club in many meet ings, and we were reminded that ser vice is ihc highest activity possiide to give our fellow man and that the great men of the world of all times are remembered by the service they have given and md by their wealth. We were also reminded thai the pres ent business ideal and thought is "Service is the life of trade," instead of tho old idea of "CopipctiUon is the life of trade." Visiting itotarians were A. S. Uuhl, noekfm-d, lib, father of "ilh" Kuiil. Jack Carle, formerly of Corvaliis. and Max Frnstier, Oskaioosa. Iowa. (Utests wero C. O. Montague, CEiet Wake field, Jack I'ortor, "lied" Red wine and Mr. Cunkvl of the Medford high school. V. DIXON.. fVrdc with srs Medford Rotary Club News Tlie Atedford Rotary club inid the first of its once a month evening meeting Tuesday evening at the Wotol Atedford. These- meetings will be held tho first Tuesday evening of each month for the present, and tho weekiy luncheon for the balance of each month on Tuesday at 32;1S noon at tho Hotel Sledford. A largo crowd of liotarians and their guests dined at 6:30 p, m. and were served a most bounteous fried chicken dinner by Kmll Aiohr. "Dad" Hamilton having charge of the sing ing is a most efficient and hard working "music master" and is de veloping an excellent chorus among the Rotarians. Several selections were sung. liert Paul presided at the' piano. An added attraction and greatly appreciated hy all were Kcverai or chestra numbers by three popular Medford high school students, t'het Wakefield, Jack Poller and "Kcd" Red wine, Mr. t'unkel, primdpn! of the Med ford high .school gave n most enlight ening talk on boys wnrk in the high HchoVl, the progress that was being made in having the students help themselves in obtaining better results and better and closer relation between the students and the business- men of Alcdford, and special stress was made of the student finances, the work of tho commercial departments, the op portunity ,of the business men to make use of the students' work in I A Sensible Talk I I aWlUf KaUnthm Army Special meeting, Friday evening. Nuv, tith, cor. Fourth ami itavtlctt, at H o'clock. Adjutant and Mrs. itoaney, r divisional commander for the Oregon division; also tTaptaln and .Mrs. O. P. Strickland, our new young people's secretary, ' will accompany them. Kverybudy invited. Knvwy (Jay, officer in charge. Vara f Tliaiik. 1 wish to thank the many friends for the expressions of cheer and acts of kindness brought to Mr, CafJtahan during his bmg illness. 115 AHiR FRANK W. t'AUSAtiAN. No more franlic kitchen-rush for mother these mornings! Whal it Father has to make the 8: 5 and the hildrtn whisked oS to schoo!? Three brief minutes. , . and Mothec know Albtr Kfinit Osts will be oft the table piping hot ! The magic of precocking docs it. An exclusive Albers process that takes choice, piump oat kenscls fresh from Western fields cuts, flakes and ptfiock? them. That's why it's one, two, three . . . ready! Alberc Minit Oats 1 "y IVJaLKV-. 31 C aTA m I ?tm-. Mi To IJr. Y. B. CjM- a practicing- piiysician for At years, it seemed cruel that so manv i constipated woiaen and AT AGE S3 II UUI1M ij girls had to be kept H constant W sttrred hp" and half sick by tak ing cathartic ptlb, tab lets, salts, calomel and nasty oils. While lie knew that IbR CALOwilTj !tHm was the headaches, biiioH?iie, sallow skiii; indigestion afsd stomach misery, he did not believe that a sick enin pure or "physte" every little while was necessary. In Dr. Othiwclis iSynip pep-.ni lie dis covered a laxative which regulate the lwwels. A single dose wtH estabiish natural, bcaltiry bowel movement for weeks at a time, even for those chroni cally constipated. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel movement but, best of all, it is often months before another dose is necessary. Resides, it is absolutely harmless, and ko pleasant that even ft cross, feverish, sick tsm: Dr. Caldwell's cent bottia at nnv CVDttD store that seils mri- icino nnJ ' jusl sec for yoursrff. fliruln CLOSES TONIGHT THE MYSTERY THRILLER of the DWARF the GIANT the VENTRILOQUIST ! LON CHANEY in "THE UNHOLY THREE" You'U Say It's Exciting! - , Starts Tomorrow Matinee V5tS TU WOND(f HORSE A'D&m OF LOVE AND HATE IN THE WESTERN HILLS fOMTHE JfeVEL BYJACK$0N GREGORY A Plain Store For Plain People There is nothing FANCY about our store NOT EVEN OUR PRICES but you will find the highest quality goods obtainable here ' SATISFACTION ALWAYS Work Pants Heavy oottonade Khaki panis Days 33kuh1.$2 to $2.85 lluavy Moleskin uiiii.s, llio ix'st made 4.00 Breeches Army khaki iwill brew-lies $2.25 .lied ford Cord breech s $3.90 JJlafk Bear Oonhiroy hrwdies $4,0 SiJeavy iloleskin brcwhes $5.25 All Wool Blankets 5 lb, grev double blankets $6.75 , 6 lb. double $7,75 , 1 lb. single all wool (3. 33. blanket $4,85 Cotton Blankets Double nheet blankets $2.75 to $3.25 Underwear Hcavv eoltou uidou suits $1.65 P. Q. A. part wool union suits $1.95 Maiilietcr jjatt wool 11111011 suits $2.75 . . ' ""' " ' Ifl pci ?et wool un ion suits $4.23 All wool union suits $5.25 to $5,85 Heavy two pices cot tun underwear per garment 95c A r in y wool under shirts, drawers $1.35 Friedman-Shelby All-Leather Shoes No. 8723 all leather work shoes.,....: v$2.50 No. 8559 moccasin toe shoes ...$3.fi5 No. 8029 army last shoes ........................;.....$4.35 No, 8300 Waterproof Chrome extra lieavv; "Honesty" brand ...i... .....$4,5 No. 6170 ilea's blaek or tan oxfords, all leather .,..., $4,75 No. 8141 12 inch high top moccasin toe, oil tan, , $8.50 No. 8 I'll IG-iiieh high toy moccasin toe, oil. tan, - : ...:..$9.50 A Rain Clothes new kind of slicker gnurahtc'ed not to crack or stick. H!nrt coats $3.75 Oiled overalls $3.75 Aran- oil clothing. Long eoats $2,50 Short coats $2.00 Black Bear water rcpel lant iuits $4.50 Work Shirts Blue or grey rlmmbray shirts 6i5 A new Big Yank, won't fade or shrink $1.20 2'art wool, grey color $1,85 lieavv blue wool mixed $2.50 , All, wool plaids $3.90 ARMY-OUTING STORES MEDFORD "S EXCLUSIVE STORE FOS W0RKINQMEN R, S. Stewart, Prop. 32 S. Central Opposite Crftteriaa Phss 0