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SIEDFORB MXH TRIBUNE, afEDFORT), (mTy.py, 'WEDNESDAY. MAY -22, 1020 PICK CONTESTANT EVEN SENIORS AT SEA AS TO PLAGE FOR EDISON TEST .u! i m - '- 4 A committee composed of B. H. f'onkle, principal uT Medford hJsh school and Prlneinnln B. c. Kor ytliV Ashland; H,; I'; Jpet(, Cen tral J'dint.- arid "fl.. X,, Buhlirmn of (Irani Pus wilt meetin Med ford IiIkIi Kihof) building Saturday, May iiu at 10 o'clock to pick the south t rn 'Oregon representative in the Thomas a. Kdlnon Hcholarhhip con test . ... ..i ; Thomna"AV Kdfxon In' an effort to uncover scientific fdudentH of unusual talents 1h conducting a nation wide sfarch. The Htate of Ori son iins heen . districted and winners are to he Helected from fach district., These district win ners will compete against each other for the privilege' of repre senting : Oregon 111 the national, competition. All i Kiate winherH will pro to Thomas A. Kdlson's laboratories nt JOaft Orange, Ni;1 Jersey to take a final test admlniHtered "personally jy Mr. Kdison. The winners will' he Riven scien tific scholarships In the nation's lending technical schools, and op portunities In the Kdispn labort toriea. All state winners will he given Kdison combination radio.s and phonographs. ..Mr. t'onkle; la'chnlrmnn of thV nelnellMi committee In Houlhern preKon. ' J ' The following .'rules jrovorn the rejection of the, .southern Oregon candidate: -i -. 1 . . ;-Wcholnstic 'Htanding as su,m niurixed nn 'the standard college entrance hlanksj ' i , .' "2. Student;' pnriiclpntinn In school activities. !.. 3. HtudenlS character, stability, repourcefuliiess, jmd personality. ''4, Student's, personal appearance."- , ' ' ; fi. The interest iof student in rclentiric veiearch, and achieve ments In this line. ' The student .-elected to represent MfdfVud. high school in competi tion with other schools of southern Oregon is fleorge Whine. The releetlun' was made on the basis of (liiaHficritlon! to he used in state and' national contents and he was the unanimous choice of. the P'in- I rlntil aitd members of the science i department. dedlcatine 'Itself to old and new purposes. His Welcome was fid lowed by Mrs. Carrie Mae Klckert. who welcomed the visitors 1h be half of. theJocal Kebjikah lojlse. She reviewed tlje hUtory " of the lodge in southern Oregon and in- eluded the fact that Hi Lis Day of Jacksonville wan state grand mas ter of the I. o. O. F. in J 868, John .Itoyer of Jacksonville in 1882 and ''y. L Vawtev of Medford in later The senior class of the high see Mgiiu 'HMiay. school held Its annual picnic to- Today s urand j,oape program day, and Its location -was kept a-j Included a elghtseein trip of the SOUTHERN OREGON LION DELEGATES HOTEL MEN MEET! GIVE CONVENTION ... i 1 25 ASHLAND, Ore.. May Si. clal.) Hotel men of Kiulhoin Oiv con will hold u uieetiiiK of iMii secret. It w4 so mucK ot secret !.n"!U K'ver valley,, with l?r,a1Mofi)Uo i j Ashland .Saturday mat -Heniors ot sucn stalling mut-1 '"""""i letlc worth as At Stoehr, Bill Mor- f route Included U' mil Kan and Lernie Hughes did . not know where it was. Ur to noon the trio had been unable "to locate the jiicnio. Mr. .Morgan gained some Tame lasl winter y reiwrtlng for 'a'- basketball : game j without his playing punts; ' - ', y .,. The seniors kept the location of their picnic secret to eep juniors from raiding the affair and dump ing the ice cream in the creek. They maintained a high degree of secrecy, as Messrs. Morgan, Hughes and Stoehr attest. ' " ' The ' junior, and the absent seniors kept up a search for the picnic this morning, the juniors detailing squads to watch the three. ' - . This afternoon a. report was re ceived thar the picnic was being staged "away up the Applegate.' A delegation ofv juniors, not to be outwitted, hit out for l'rospect. FOR FROST WARNING i Si i i Thank Car Owners . . For the kind co-oieratlon asslstunce' given by Medfonl motorists in milking the auto ' valley tour this morning for !' , H e visiting I, O. -0. R and Itebokuh members a complete success, the general commit- . toe in charge Is, deeply grate- ! fill, and extends its thanks to ejic'hnotnrist 'taking pnrtr- ' .', (iBNJSIVICOMMITTEE. ': .':- ' ' . 4- ' The various orchardists of the valley who smudged this season desire to publicly thank Miss Lena Hurtpn,? night operator of ;the, Home Telephone company ex change, who had that department of the smudge phoning work in charge, for the efficient service she rendered them during this sea son. !' "Her ' courteous treatment and quick service where thousands of dollars worth of fruit crops were involved, is heartily appra clatod by all those who smudged." said Court Hall today on behalf of ' the orchurdlsts. "She punveil to be one of the very best night 'phone oiierators ever detailed to this work." Kloyd Young, the government frost export, when he heard that the orchardists wanted to publicly thank Miss Burton' for her seiv- ! Ices, begged to be allowed to add 1 his (estimonial to the excellence of tithe efficient and courteous service rendered' uy Miss Hurton. ' - . 4 : "' I r V ;"' ' ManesLije tSweeter Nxt time coated tongue, fetid breath, or acrid skin gives evidence .of sour stomach try Phillips Milk ' Df Magnesia I, SALE OF ALL STOCK 'A change nrmanagemunt" wilo which will include every - nrtlcle of merchandise now in stocjt Is bej-, iiik ninmicit'ii ui inp.j. j. iNew herry store, fn.rnierly .Rosenberg's. Incorporated. A. J.. Robinson, traveling super intendent for tho Newberry com pany' in this territory; has been in Medford for more than. a. week. In order to assist with the reorganiza tion sale. ' Extensive Improvements wilt ho made In the interior of tho store hefol-o the new merchandise ar rives nn dthe place In opened as a typical J. .1. Newberry store. 1 K. Steele, formerly assistant manager of the Yakima Newberry establishment and manager of the local unit, arrived hei-0 recently to take up his duties. : ' part The lies of acenlc 8pott in and around- Medford. , : The regular setion opened at 10 o'clock; tollowed bys competitive drillK- at 1:30. and Joint memorial seiTloes ut the Armory at 3 o'clock. A 'Pant Oi-and Alaster.s' banquet in scheduled for :8d- this' evening. The Olive llebekah - degree staff! will he' hostess to he Kebekah tie-l gree staff of Portland at a banquet' at the Christian church; alna set1 for 5:30 thia evening. .... .... Parade nt ?:35 11.111. The big" event of this evening will ba a parode at 7:36 when all visiting badge members In the 'city will take part. There will be a large number of floats and deco rated nutos, with prizes for out standing entries.1 The prizes will he offered as fol lows: ' ' - 1 ' (a) Itest uniformed drill team, (a) Subordinate lodge, (h) Ho hekah lodge, at' least 1Q partlcip- ants' and "aphVoximately 10 min utes In leagth; 2t, !--, (b) Second prize, $10. Larger nunjber In lino Itv parade from (a) ,fhlboriilatp, lodge, $20, b) Ueftokah lodge, $20. This to be estimated on distance basis. Also' greatest number irrespec tive of distance, $1 0. - ' " " tn) Prizes for the exemplifica tion of the first degree jpr any other degree wher.e there are two com petitors. irst prle;Jf50; , (b) eco'nd tiKe;; $30. ; ' Prizes fbr. btjst floats represen tative of Odd Fellowship: (a) Any organization outside of . Medford, $20; (b) Any organization or firm In Medford, fraternal pr.qtherwise. '$20, (a and li limited to trifvks or floats) (o) Boat dcorated auto, $10. Ajiother parade will he held at 1 o'clock, Lady Afuscovites, Samar itans and iSuannas taking p.nri. Ceremonials will be tjeld immedi ately after and a goodly number of candidates taken in by the Samarl Lan and SSuarinns. The! former wilt meet nt tho .Woodman hall on North drape and the latter at the I. O. O. V. hall, while the Musco vites will meet' at the KnlghtH of Pythias hall .Silver loving cups. were, to be awnrded to winning drill teams ami are on display at the Hotel Hol land. . , ' . ' evening at the Lilhia Springs hotel at 0:3U o'clock. There will be a fine banqquet served in the dining room and later a business meeting will be held, whh h In tuyn will he followed by a' dance. Ashhiud hotel proprietors, Mr. and Mrs. flert Westbrook and Mr. ahd MrS. Lew Hanson will enter tain the guests. - 1 MIsk- Kthel Held, n teacher in the Ashland Junior high school, wis in Medford on Monday when Wedding Bells j Reports top. the state ,Llius con--jventioii held hwxi week kt 'I'llla - niool, v Ore., .were ; given . by mem ! berS of the local den at their club luncheon today at the Hotel Med ford. Among those who gave in teresting reviews were ' Lions Ty- ree, Newhehy and Seoit., Lion President (ieot-ge Winslow of the ; Tillamook den, who is in the city 'attending the Odd-Fellows conven tion, responded to the lttcal roporis by : saying that the .Medford dele-i gates were among the best looking and peppiest Liuns to attend the convention from any part of the -ty Talbot & Slater StoCk she was decorated in the order of i sinte. Patilarqhs .Militant. The ceremony Art Ull,.g,,SSi ,)roKlaI cbnirmiin was part or the worst or tne ixiu .for ihe day. presented .Miss Hvelyn ellows convention, whic h Is In , Wold, accomplished lihilllsl who session at Medford this week. trecentlv uavn her crniliiiitlnn in. Mr. and Mrs. S. I'eti'is. Jr.. citnl :il Si Miiiv'a ncnileinv 11m and two children, Ulck nnd -Mini-j old was not only enthUBinsticiillv cent and Arthur Peters iimdo a ; encored, hut slveu a iniKbty roar trip to-Klamnth Falls on Sunday to j by ,he eu,re assembly at the con- meet Mrs. Arthur returning from OreKon. I'eters who was trip to eastern L elusion of bor presentation. She played "The JtiKKlor" by N. Louise WriKht, tMioplu's "Viilse" add "Japanese litude" by I'oldlnl. Anions the visitors present were Ralph 4-lll'Kess, Krlc' 'old, ' Jonas Wold, liveljn 'Wold," l.lon Shelly of Rixseburn, lion Gooiko Winslow of Tllliiniook tt lid Depuly Klre M'ar shal Clyde Warren of Portland, Bought at a few Cents on the Dollar HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS ? AT PORTLAND, ME. PORTLAND, Maine,' May 22. tVPK'olohel' i'harles A. r lllndbergh l:inded;at. Porihtnd alrnort nt 12 r3 1 p. m; asVrnJ daylight tihie td'day on a fltglll front North Haven, Elaine, bringing four members of the. family of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, including his fiancee, Anno Morrow. ' DOWN ONE' CENT ; POtlTIiAND, Ore.. May 22. UP) -r4-ideclno of one cent to 44 -cents In 'bbtte'r:extras and mi advance of halt ft ceiit'to 25 In' medium first eifsviye're the onlytchiuiRes re'eord ei). jliv jlroducts today. . ''Supplies of tioultry nnd dressed mpdts . were Incrensed,- but prices belli steady. ". Receipts of seasonable fruits and Vegetables'. were becoming lnr&er as the period ndvanoes, but no ma tei'iaf chunges In prices havo taken place.- . i Lettuce and cnbhajro were some what easier,' while' rhubarb was'fir-' mer. - Miss Mildred Culy ot Medford, who " only recentlv .closed her year's work us teacher in the As- I toria, ire., scnoois, anil tieroert i). Kngers, a well known young Get acquainted' with perfect sam8 Valley farmer, were married asti-acid that help the system keep sound and aweet. in i:ry wu uih needs at times. Take it when ever ft hearty meal brings any dis-eouifort.'-" '- ' I'hillips Milk' of Magnesia has van medieal endorsement. And convinced millluhs of men and' women tliey didn't have "indigestion." Don't d.et, and 'don't tuffer; Just remember Phil lips. Pleasant to take, and always effective. "Milk of Magnesia'' ' hai been the TJ. S. regltered trade mark of flie Charles H. Phliiips Chemical Co. and its predecessor Charles 11 Phillips since 1878. PHILLIPS fi, Milk ; ; of Magnesia. i at Portland last Friday evening, May 17, by Kev. I)r. Tbos. .1. VII leta of the First Dnptist church of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are at present visiting relatives, and friends in the Rogue Kiver valley. , HAW XKW (IKAWl I'ATHIARCH (Continued from Sags One.) Vndsworth of the Patriarchs Mili tant, President .lean Hurko of the Ktate Association of liehekall Aux iliaries, nnd Mrs. Ilertha 'Willis, president of the association of Re beknh assemblies. ; . A well-worded welcome was ex tended the visitors by N. C. Chancy In behalf of tho I. O. Q. F., who told of the new problems confront ing the order nnd declared tho or der nt present sessions was re- CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT SALE EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY All heavi alufninum ware, formerly sold from C . . ' , 89c to $1.19 Special 69c J. J. NEWBERRY CO Formerly Rosenberg's, Inc. 36 North Central THE MARKETS BEST OF U. S. SPELLERS WASHINOTOX, Mny 22. VP), Thlrtppn-yenr-old ViiKlnia Houh of Ofhnha, Nob. is the spelljnK champion of the Tnilpd States.: KhF paihod tho 'honor hy spoll InK "luxuriance" and all the othr tonKiic-twiatlnj? words that , were put to her Inst nltfht in the finals of the fifth annual national spell ing hee. - ,. Aftef aueh words as "dinphar nous, 'o n e ro u s, nKBrandizo mcnt"i(and "npotheoHis" had se.it thU-20 other e-ontestants hack 0 their seats," tho dark-haired maid representing tho Omaha World, Her'ald was still on her feet.. For stnndlnff up so lonrr under - the harrnse of orthoRntphy she was awarded the $1000 prize. ' f El Interest is thltih Ip tho ViIk 24 rouud ImxiiiK: rind at the. armory next Monday jiiKhL, under tho huh-, pices of the Medford iioxtng com-, mission. The principals are all In! a hard training program and fans are promised "aetion In every bout. lied Wnr-Mis-pn of (Vnlivil I'l'lnt ' ' ... ..., l iiiit-tl bUlu'h army in New York and New Jer sey, who will meet Frnnkie Mon roe of Hood River, is in tho midst of a hard training programi lie has been working out "daily! with" .hwkie . JlcCny, who is to ; mot Hlllie ChuVrh of Portland, Sor ensen and MeCoy have, spared no "efforts in making punching hags of each other. Tho other two feature bouts will be fought between Kteamhoat Jackson and Joo C'orlett and be tween Pal Padelford and Kd 1Mb -mnnit, Men's Cpyeralls . . .S1.65 Big heavy double , Blankets . ... ... . S2.65 Men's Shoes, values up to S6.00 ...... S3.95 Ladies' Shoes, values up to $5.75; going at $2.75 Boys' Shoes .yy :.', ) :;$1.85 Children's Shoes . . $1.39 Ladies' high Shoes . . 25c Ladies' Hiking Shoes c.t ...... ....... S4.50 Men's Sox, black, brown, gray-or white; .... 10c Men's Dress Shirts, rv.f" values up to $2.50 . . 95c Men's Flannel Shirts 95c Men's Khaki Pants $1.15 Men's Neckties . . . . . . 9c Men's $35 Suits for $4.50 Boys' Suits, 2 pants $7.50 Ladies' 2 Dollar Dresses 95c A Good Suitcase for a Dollar Bill. WILL H. WILSON 32 N. Front St. . r . OODKN, Utah, May 22. (P)-t Resolutions were adopted by, the Ogden chamber of ronimeree to day opposing the granting of per mits by tho Interstate commereo cAmmlssion to the Great Northern and Western Pacific' railroads for the. proposed extension ot their lines In northeastern California and 'southern Oregon. t PORTLAND. Ore.; May 22, (P) ttutter Kxtras cent lower.- Port land palry, I$xchange not yhle- sale prices (Cubes) : Kxtras, 4 4c; standard, 43c; prime firsts, 42 'fee; firsts, 42c. .Creamery prices: Prints Prints 3c over cuhe stntidnrds. KCiCIS Fresh -medium firsts half cent higher. ' '' 'Portland Dairy Kxclmnge (net basis: Fresh standards, extras, 2yej. rresh stamlurd firsts, 2Kc; fresh medium extras, 27c; fresh medium firsts,- 25 c; current receipts. 27c.' Prices' to. retailers, 1 Jf 3c over exchange prices. Milk, poultryt onions, potatoes, pool, nuts, hay, cusearn bark and hops steady and unchanged. 1ilV4UN'k ' ' PORTLAND,' Ore., May 22.-P) Cattle and calves extremely slow; receipts cattle 30. , .Steers do R00 nnd up), medium HO.OOff 1 t.ftO- w IJogs Steady: receipts 225, all direct or on contract. . Hheep and lambs. Ko early trndr Ing; no receipts. Sun l-Vnnrlsro Hi it tor fat. ' SAN FRANCISCO, .May 22 W ftutterfat, t. o." b., 8an Fran Cisco, ' 60c. ' ... , - Wall Street Report NKW YORK, May 22. (A) Acute I weakness developed In to day Mock market ns a result of ib 'federal reserve1 council's state. ment that It. favored an increase from-( to ft per cent In rediscount Irate. Prices sold off sharply nt jthe opening, rallied hefore midday , under the leadership, of oils on the announcement that President I Hoover hud called n conference of (western governor ..to act on oil j conpcrvatlon plans and then turned 'weak again In the m!y afternoon. ' 'Bxttvme decline of 3 to J 1ft points' were ' tlfstrlbuted oyer a broad list of railroad nnd Indus j trials shares. 3" tad In v slackened and the mnr ket shttwel rnqre stability after the Call loan rate was reduced to tt per 'rent- Radio mounted to nbove 95 land Cane Threshing Machine re covered It points, while Auburn (was down 2, to 3-4. The Ho. Jjng li' weuk; ', Mules tipproxlm.it- 'ed 4,300,000 share. BANTAMWEIGHT LIMIT NEW YORK, May 22. (P) Possibility of. tho bantamweight title beihg' accorded -the winner of tonight's ten round mutch bettoibm Kid Chocolate and Fidel La Ha ilia at-' the coliseum ' vanished when both scaled well over the IIS pound class limit. Chocolate weighed 121 and La Rarbu 120'ii this afternoon. Frank Hull, district representa tive of the General Klectrlc re frigerator, left for Klamath Falls this afternoon after staging nn electric refrigeration movie show in this city Inst night. Similar programs will he given by the Cop eo nles department nt Dunsmuir this evening nnd Crants Pans to morrow' night. TKat are Sweeping People! Off Their Feet! Amazing New Specials, at ! LUKE RYAN'S ! Closing Out COULD NOT SLEEP NIGHTS Helped by Lydia EL Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Fairhaven, Mass. "I nm taking Lydia K. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com pound during tlie CliHiirre of Life.; When I feel nerv ous and run-diiwn uy Im-iliaial (fets me a 1 Kittle rieTit nwny.' ft In a great, lielp to me and T think tluil if other people would :rtW tid;e It when thev fe'l all run (low it nti! ktke U n Hie they 'would find it tt .lv' wurnt Vllipt"H1H were nrr'iuness nnd 1ired feeln((. I crHihlniit leeji niirlitn and I wn s" nenous I wmill cry if anyone, looked at me." Mas. Aiia Ittwsn. I!W Mash- direction! say, great Is'iifdit mv Mir, -rna. n .-.-..-. m ingtou filrect, Fuirliaven, Maa f V Ji IT TTT Pottery;';p.;: Glassware Hats . Hosiery . . . .... .,. Jr,. ... Women's and ' Children's Wear Household 1 Supplies Underwear Notions We Are Actually Selling Out Our Entire Stock! Everything Must Go Nothing Reserved THE GREATEST BUYING OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR ; j Thousands of Armeies Prices Cut to the Bone Our Store Is Open Till 6 o'Clock for Your Convenience ; West Vjariety Side Store 222 West Main Street Medford 1(7