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' " 1 ' " ' ' " ' ' " MEDFOKD !N.XTL TTvTBrTKEy MEDFORD, OT?TT!ON", FTiTTHY. MAftriT 2-1 1fl28. " ' - -- ,
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HUSSONG WORD PLANS 1 THE MARKETS PROFESSOR PECK TO
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It" PXGE SCC""
1: 0. S. C. BAND AND PROF:
ORCHESTRA 10
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TO ENTER BASE
BALL LEAGUE?"
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The Oregon Surte College Con
cert band of forty iileres anil an
lilht. piece college orchestra will
arrive tomorrow noon fin a upeciul
ear attached to the Shasta from
Olenclale,.vliere the organization
will present a concert and dance
tonight. According to telenrnnhlc
news from U. V. Coopey, inanaKer
of the band, from Rosehur.j this
morning, tlie band played to a
packed house at the armory In
that city last ninhl.
The band will play a one-ninht
engage trnt at the armory tomor
row nlglu nnd nfter an hour's can
cert an eight-piece college orches
tra will entertain with dunce mimic
tintil midnight.
The high school band, under the
directorship of F. Wilson Wait, will
join the U. S. C. band in playing
tlie last two numbers. Mi. , u..
will direct one number and Cap
tain Heard the other.
The O. S. C. orchestra of eight
pieces will' broadcast over station
K.1KI tomorrow from 12:15 to
1:15 p. in.
TAKEN TO HMD
1'iof. K. M. Hussong of the
lliloKi'-iil department (if tliti high
Ht lioul. reports anohicr rhh fiiui
1 ot fossil elephant hone from tin
hetls of the Oswald ranth. Ante
lope Creek. ThfMJ honeH, with
j many ot hers, were diij; out i e-A'-ntly
hy Herman Oswald and
Tiiouht In to the hiwh whool I'or
1 ideniifuiitioji and preservation. A
flayer of ldue elay is exiruditiK
j upward through the overlying
strata and In this the ho imed
fossil are "found. Another per
t loc t molar tooth 3xtiKlO Jnc hes. a
j hall front the upper joint of the
riKht hip femur eiht inches In
j diameter, and it trapezoidal hone
; frrna the ankle are a mutt the
j ones found. J'ai t of tho skeleton
iof a niiiillt r one, probably a hahy
elephant, has also heon cxhutned
from Its plelstueene hurlal vault,
i Charles Oswald and his ms,
! Merman and Victor, have added a
' new cha i(er to the hook of na
! turn hy these dLvoverP's. This
; ancient cemetery of the Kldi.ts
: Colli m hi may reveal many hurled
! treasures of that remote period
of livliif; thint's. Tusks, haekhones.
i skulls and other skeletal remains
i-inild possihly he found hy fur
ther diijiK. The Oswald fossil
) heds may he an added attraction
! to Med ford visitors in future
years.
lambs steady unchanged
ipts.
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I'OTITLA.VO, Ore., Mar. 23
Wholesale prices;
ril.'TTKH. extras steady, other
I 10a HUht t will be on 'lty growth j
i. i-eiK. wi.o is pro.vSu. nia.minK. and ail inter- , - , i,lV,,ft(r
in I t it,i-i.:t jh ui iit-niiiK in iti"ii mr ,,, . - lm
nil In ,$130.75 wiKBeil to tHi.lii;, ,M
s. loss of -
.111
i InoniH as the result of a meeting ' .- '
I held Wednesday at Yreka, Calif.. !'r'r Q J,':
n ...... ,,,,.,1,., j , i i,. : 1 i lnts .; over cube i
i onnanon or n nnsennii league K,.a(t(.s h.t,f cvnl pwer; Portland
composed of Weed, Dunsmuir. dairy exchanse net wholesale
Ktnmaih VhMm . and this city. ! liriceH: "u'i-h exti-as 44:;c: Htan-;S
tl.M.niH as the result of a meetfns . . ? ' 1
aniery prices; ,
standards. T
i:;(.;S steady; fres htanitaid
extras : fresh ..!idard firsts ,
J 1 c; fresh medium extras 2 1
fresh medium firsts iKc: miees to
ts. aixi i . , i
t i tun ... ... . re i it 1 1 l i s u ijver excnaiiKe nrices. -rr
-i'Mii jiin, i.iunis lass, nnasiu , ,
ttv and Vreka. Association sel,K prices, extras
A meeinK for the formation of j -6c: f,",K 33c: milium 23r; under g
the leaKue has heetl yalled for j - c tn ..R,.... ia,.
almoiKls 2'i28o; peanuts loll
luic. 's
II A V steiidy. liuyitiK prices; '
Eastern On-Kon timothy Si'u.fiU'ij
21; do valley is?f Is.S't; alfalfa 'S
$I7.504i is. Out hay $1. Stiff 15. '3
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when reprewntatives ot efpht
soul hern Oregon and northern
California towns conferred. There
were representatives present from
the four above named towns, and
TERRY TALENT VILL
' Deputy I'nited States 'Marshall
C. C." Wells left this forenoon for
1'oi'tlaml with John Oh-hi In cus
loday fiir the burglary and robbery
of the KaKle I'oint postoffleo over
two months uk". Ostar has been
held in the county Jail- here for
several weeks nnd is now facing
federal churge which was filed
against lit in hy govern tnent post
office insiiectors. Oscar will stand
trial with James O'Xeil, who is
accused of working- with him In
the hurglary of the post office,
which netted approximately $!H) in
loot. OepAty "Wells will return- to
his headquarters here next Monday.
After having testified yesterday
afternoon before the grand jury,
which lias been in session for
, nearly two weeks on special inves
tigation work. Federal i 'inhibit ion
i Agent Terry Talent left last niyht
j for his temporary heuiquarti r.i In
! Poi'tand. According to pVesent
I plans, he will return to southern
Oregon to resume. duUes in three
j weeks as the 'federal eiifot'cenient
J agent for southern Oregon, this
section still being his post of duty.
April IS. when a schedule will he
! adopted. It Is planned to have ui
season of Hi games, to start Muy j
is. i
; J. Court Hall of this city, has j
; agreed to manage tho lucal team,;
and is mapping his plans, lie says
! m- cannot do it ail alon
that he be given some assistance
! from baseball fnihuwiftft!! like
jchrls Oottlieb. Al I'iche. et al.
j At the Vreka meeting it was
.agreed that each club put up $3n
to pay for umpires ami halls, etc.
Mr. Hall says that he Intends to
.ask each business house to render
I financial assistance to the extent
lof a .dollar a' month, and that
others will he assessed 50 cents per
! month, f the club does not need
the monthly fee, It will not he
j collected.
.Manager Hah helh'ves that with
one team in the valley, he can
make a success of it, by receiving
the undivided support, of u!l the
fans. t has started dickering
with players, and has his eye out
for a pitcher with a "fast ball ami
a sudden curve." Hill Force is
a good enough catcher, says Mr.
Hall. , .
-Manager Hall expects to have
have his "teant out practicing hi a
mouth.
'Straw S?l.r.(l tier ton. Mellinc mi-.
and asks ! ... "
CAKCAKA bark steady, 7c lb.;
Oregon grape root 1 r-t 4c. ZZZ
IlOi'S steady, 1127 crop 2lto TZZZ
21'ic; 'J2.S crop ISHic; con-
tnicl. Kuggles Jtlc. ZZ
Ihds to the farmer: i
DLTTKHl'AT. Portland deliver
les lc: 4 tie station; 47c track; 51c
f.o.b. I'ortlaml.
roCi.TKY steady: Heavy hens :
221 24c; light 1 i 'a 2Hc.; spring:
2()'Ji2ic; broilers 23i25c: ivkin
while ducks 3Mc, colored nominal;
turkeys alive 25 27c.
ONIONS stead
3 per cwt.
COTATOKS steady
sack.
local $2.0u "a
ctfj $1.25
I'oiliaud Wheat
l'OHTI.ANl). Ore., Mar. 23. t,V
Wheat hid: IM'.U hard white $1.40; 'r
hard white bfuestem. haart, feder-!rss
ation. soft white western white
SI.3S'-; hard winter, northern
spring $1.33: western red SI. 32.
Outs Xo. 2, 3G lb. white feed and
gray S4.". .
Today's car receipts Wheat 4.;
barley 1; flour 12; corn 1; oats 2 : rzjj
Main Street Suits
Virgin Wool '
. ,323.50 S25.00 S27.50
Extra Pants $5.00 . .
Canipbell Clothing Co.
Capp's 100 Pure
Wool Suits
U'iisL' vtiii oven if you lioldii; io iw
''wear 'cin liurd" fliiss, ytm dwo it to your
jturse to iiivcstiojilc.
Sonic have two pair of pants
S30 S35 S37.50 S40 S45
Campbell Clothing Co.
Selz
Xationallv known Shoos end Oxfonls
, $6.00 to $10.00
Snappv Viniii"; Men's Oxfords
$5.00 to $7.00
On Main Street Near Front
Muitins, Meilfonl'B newest store,
will open ItM doui-H next week to
Mctlfm-d and snuthei-n Oregon
peopie who iu-e nlixiouly uwaitini;
the enjoyable opening parly which
lias been promised by H. K.
.lacolts. manager of tho new store.
The former location of the Crater
Lake Hardware has been com-
Another .lesirtide family will lo-;
cale in .Med ford from easfern Ore- z :
gon next month, according to a -7
letter which City Superintendent
I-red Scheffel has just recelve;l zzzz
from H. M. Schilling, resident nwn-:z
ager of the rniatilla irrigation zZZ
pletely remodeled and carpenters 1 project, and who has been 111 .the 1
and painters are busily pulling on i employ of the reclamation service
the finishing touches in time for
the opening next week.
Those who attend the opening
of Mullln's will be agreeably sur
prised as this new store will be
exceptionally attractive. ' Chic
ready-to-wear, personally selected
by Mr. Jacobs In New York, will
be on hand for the formal open
ing. These garments, according to
Mr. Jacob, will be moderately
priced. Novelty slippers will also
be a not her specialty of Mullin's
new store and millinery will also
We presented.
The formal opening has bce;i
delayed 11 few days owing to the
failure of a shipment of fixtures
to arrive. As so.m as this ship
ment is received the store wHl be
presented to Medfurd and south
ern Oregon shoppers al a formal
opening party at which time fa
vors will be given to guests, a
fashion i evue will he held and a
musical program presented.
ASHLAND ELKS FAIL
TO GIVE PROGRAM
for years. He recently resigned
the manager position. ' ' ZZZ
Kngineer Schilling, who with his '
family has been residing for years j
past a! Hermfston. Ore., writes t h-it I ZZZ
they will arrive in Medford in April !
to maki- iheir home here. Mr. and;
Mrs. Schilling have two sons anil
one .daughter, iind the letter states ZZZ
that all are looking eagerly fur-'
ward to soon becoming residents of ; r
ihe Rogue Hivei; valley.
Sahb;th school. Saturday H:4." a. I
m. I.. L. Hunch, superintemrent. ' ZZZ
0. S. C. Concert B
and
in
GRAND CONCERT
and
COMMUNITY DANCE
in
ARMORY s
IVPedford, March 24
Concert 8 p. m.
50c
Dance 9:15 p. m.
$1.00
An 8-Piece College Orchestra
at Dances
Hccaiise of the fact that so ,
many of the Ashland K!ks could j
not attend tlie meeting uf the :
o,at KIKs lodge last night and!
provide n special entertainment. ;
s planned, being detained at ;
home through a lug st le show
under American legion aispices. 1
that part of the courtesy visit 1
of the Klks of the neighboring1
citv had lo he dispensed with.
However, the large delegation
of Klks 1'resent from the Afli-
bind lodue were profuse in apol- j
ok y and id u idee red To give t he i
ent erta inmenr pi eram Ida lined
for last nighty at next Thuisd:- v :
night's meet ing of the M edford
edi;e. which offer Was accept el.
The officers of the Ashland
lottife, howeven, comiucted the
initiation it. . o. K. rites last
niht.
Scwnt h lay AiH enti.t i hurch.
Corner Heatty and Kdwarrt Sts. '
('reaching, 1 1 a. m., by Ktd'T ,
T. Ii. U'estbrook. preshlr-nt Smith- -
em Oregon ennferenee, ZZZZ
Missionn rv volunteer society, ZZjZ
inlets at .1 p. m. ;
Itlhle school ami prayer meeting T7Z
Wednesday. 7 :Iii p. m.
Keldeni-.lcHalc-.treehrdlU'aoinhi-l
Sundav. March LTdh. y ni.. 1 ZT
H'astor T. I., Tliuemlr will Have
ft.r hi subject "W hat Influence j
Has Modern Progress on l)it,
1 "hui ch of Jesus Christ ? Twenti- J
?th Century Conditions Kin etold j :
Hi the Word of Cod."
Prof. T. 11. I'Vlkcnherg an. I the!
academy ' orchestra will render zzz
pecial music at this service. A
c-dt,il Invitation to all.
Radio Program
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Choice Easter Perfumes n
In tin- luili't s;ihmU ili'imrt nient
(I' oiif tlnii; tlM( on vi
till' fill 'il
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tlu'in al I'fiiM'iuilili' prii'i'
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The Voice of a G-et Country . in laru'r iii,inl it ie ainl
Program Saturday. March 24
10:M to 1 1:. In IV M.-IVopli''s i
Kl.'i'tli.' Sturc. i Clllll'itnti'f tlu'M- llrliulllfllllv.
1 1 : ::. lo U' Noon -Tho Hotel
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Tribune News Items and mmp toilrl ri'H,l'Mi'! Ik suro to zzz
.Marko, KinnirtK. Q? im.,li'
I now, alliiiin mini'.
sinitll Imttlo of th','
Blac Tulip
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MEDFORD PHARMACY M
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here today from Robert tJillespie .
whom she charged with crueltv. (
her complaint m Urging amoift
other thinss that her husband hau. THE RELIABLE STORE
kicked her. .... . -f
Tlo wi-te inrtitieil June 3. 1 J
and separated t Uccviuher, 197
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RUSSELL'S
.MP.rii?nRTi S OWN STORE" " 1
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Truly a most ivinarkaWe follwtion of the smartest spriti.i? stylcf.
Enilmicin- all the feature points of the most exclusive designs,
uneven hem lines, .flares, tiu-ks, pleats, sashes, bows, fringes, scarfs
an.l for the youn- miss' we display 'iEollvwoud ILi-Ties." (.'oloring.s
are gorgeous, prints are without a doubt' the most entrancing we
have seen at anywhere near t'.ie pri-e. Every garment is new and
correct, shown for the first time on -Saturday, and expresses the
utmost in value-giving. -' , -
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In all sizes
from 13 to 48
to fit the miss !
or extra stouts
f) 1275
The greatest values
offered this season
on new spring
apparel for women
Every shade and color that lias found favor this season is shown.
Careful selection of this advantageous purchase gives you values far
above the ordinary because concessions have. been made by the man
ufacturers to us, so we may start the Kaster buying season with an
unprecedented ruslf of business. A glance through the stock and at
our windows will convince vou of 'their real worth.
Wonderful New Creations of the Better Sort
Featuring also on Saturday our selections 'of models exclusive, the cream of the
fashion reviews, the last word in correct styles! Hundreds of personally aiid
carefully selected garments are being unpacked as this "ad" is written, that will
delight the smartly gowned ladies of southern Oregon. Never befor have we made
such prenarations to help vmi select your spring attire. You'll not be disap
pointed. Come and inspect them. ; j ,
Smartly Designed Wraps
$15.00 to $79.75
Hand in hand with the smartness of
our dress display goes the review of
chic tailored coats and dressy models
hefurrcd. in original and riniiiie de
sign. With the little touches here and
there of originality, expressed bv
thoughtful designers for the delight of
"Milady of Medford." we know our
display of spring and summer wraps
will prove most interesting. "With the
Kaster season fast approaching, we
rcali.e t h e importance of complete
presentation ami bring to you now
most delightful display of garments at
every price from the moderate to the
exclusive.
New Silk Prints S1.98
The newest sled inn. just received from
the mill, embracing the latest colorings
and patterns. Epecia!ly are dots to thj1
front as correct. ieorgettes. chiffons
and crepes of excellent quality are
shown, and we feature the extreme 'val
ues at 11.98 as riO'.t.now these things
' are hi greatest demand.
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Jewelry Accessories
Again we feature the new, the latest .
additions to feminine adornment. 1
New .chokers, new beads, new pins, j
earrings and everything decreed as j
correct, and to be correct now as
never before, you must wear jewelry
and lots of it. '
.New Flowers Now 1
On every coat, ,,011 every dress, on S
every occasion, flowers are being
worn. We've selected the new ones. j
They're gorgeous in coloring and de- j
sign. It will be a pleasure to have S
you see them. Try them, and we j
feel certain you'll want them also. 2
New Cotton Prints
29 c 39c 49c 59c
At every price range you'll find the beautiful cot
ton fabrics, all .guaranteed fast colors. .Make vour
own garments. The ' Ihfttcrick" styles are differ
ent, and you can make up your summer clothes in
expensively and have something 'different.'' .Mauv
new fabrics are on displav Saturdav.
MEN'S GOOS MUST BE SOLD BY SATURDAY
HALF PRICE SALE NOW!
Hundreds of ?tems that are left for disposal will be closed out at Half Price on H
Saturday. Most of the underwear is 36, 38 and 40, but shirts are left in all sizes.
Sox, separate pants, boys', suits and hundreds of other items still in good assort-
ments. Dcn't forget pajamas; they're "Valco" makend all si Tk.
H just a few of tl things here for your savin g on Saturday. We must dispose of these
H things regardless of cost. Seethe bargains you'll not be disappointed becaure
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we mean business and have made prices accordingly. Carpenters' and nami-V :
11- .11 1 11. -.11! il ,i . r pauucia ,
uveraus uiiu uu uuicr overalls are selling at less man cost, too.
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