Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

Medford mail tribune., December 20, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1915)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text! PXGE TWO. MEDFOKDMAIi; THIBUmS, MEDtfORD, OREdOX, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1015 'SI iflv t --..---"-- I TOCALAND J PERSONAL i""'"" tiintiit t a a t - Tho study of Jcbub with hlfl mother Mary, In tbo stable place of his birth, In tbo presence of nnxlous visitors who bad followed the Star of Both- lohem and ntood In regrcrcnt sllenco boforo tho Chrlst-chlld, Is shown In an Illustration 12x2G feet In nhe on the billboards ot tho Klum Advertis ing company jit various nlacas In this city, tho space being donated by tho compnny and the plcturo by thono who desire to cherish tho inomory of that sacred event, llencnth tho plcturo, which fs an artistic hit of printing In many colors, nro the werds: "And when they wero come to tho house thoy saw tho young rhlld with Mary, his mother, and foil ijown and worshipped him." Matt. II, xl. Peoplo of tho city who have ntopped to enjoy tho picture owe tbo pleasure found in tho scene to II. Klum, 2i off on Kodaks nt Wofllon'A Camera Shop. Robert Moore, n merchant of Oold Hill, is transacting huslnosn In the city today. Weston Camera Shop for flMt class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. This Is tho Inst week for the prepa ration of tho j ulo log for the homo flroplnco on Christmas eve. Oreen Trading Stamps at Daniels for Duds. 232 Wednesday will bo the day In which tho hours between sunrise and sunset covers a luss period of time than thoso of any other day In tho )ear. From Unit uato tbo days will grow longer between sunrise and sun set. Closing out salo Jewelry next P. O. 31 bounty Commissioner W. C. Lcever of Central Point transacted business In Med ford today. AH thn Intent sheet music nt He per i"PV. MiisIp not rarrled In stock will be ordered for you nt Hole's Plnno House ' A regular session of tbo city conn e'l wl bo held tomorrow night This mreHng will mark tho limit of tho time during which tho much discuss ed question of a Inrgor and moro modern city hnll can bo taken up nnd decided In time for tho January election Whothor or not the matter will bo revived Is not known today; but tho former pledgo of tho council Is being discussed on tho streets. Tho test case In tbo collection of paving nssessments by process of law will probably not bo ready to present for flnnl rouxldcrntlon by tbo council to night. It Is n somewhat largo prob lem and must bo linndled with grout caro, Inasmuch ns tho caso will rcaoh the supremo court of tho staio for flnnl adjudication, Kodaks mnkv useful Xmas pres ents. Weston Is offering thorn at 25- off. llutto Falls Wood yard Phono 18 or 223. Wood all kinds. 2K7 Constable A. h. Hnmmoud arrested J. Frank Carson, of llutto Falls, tit Ih county, on complaint of II. L. Vra denburgh, through whom thu ntato charges Carson with mahom. Car son nnd Vradcnburgh quarreled over business mnttors and a fight ensued, during which Vrndenburgh alleges that Carson seized tho complaining witness nose between his teeth nnd nearly sovored It from his faco. Tlu caso will bo called In Justice (Jleun O. Taylor's court ns soon as witnesses may bo cltod to appear, (Ireen Trading Stamps nt D.intols for Duds. 232 (!. H Toorrlll, nf Portland, I do ing business In this city today. For watch worn that satisfies, Jnhnon the Jeweler. 220 W Calilll, n business man of Port land, Is a visitor In tho mi liny metrop olis today. Closing nut salo ot Juwolry next P. O Km melt lleosnn of Talent was u Medford visitor Monday. When better insurance Is sold Ilolmss The Insuranco Man will sell It Wanted, srou lajlng hens at once. White Leghorns and ltbodo Island Mods; write what on lime and how many. Wrtto me at Jacksonville Anton Zorto. S37 lteddj's Jewelry Store will be open exonlngs from (his data until Christ mas, rsc County Juilgo TouVollo Is confined to his Jaoksoinlllo roeldoncu with un attnek of grippe. (Ireon Trading Stamp at Daniels for Duds. 232 Wo havo 70 different kinds of GhocoatM, our own make, fur ou to obnoso from for your Xiqna boxes. Mcllrlde & Co. SU Gounty Attorney u. K. Kolly re turned Saturday from a oonforunuo hotwoon protoculora of the state, over tho urohlbltlon law held at ttalam, Friday. Chooolato creams, caramels, chips, peanuts, etc, only 30a a lb, at Do Voo's. S H. llullls loft for Now York Oily Saturday ovonlng to Hpund tho holi days. Order your Qhrlatwag candle pnrlv. W'n will mnko them for ynu. Mrs. Kdgnr Hafer left Monday for Atchison, Kansas, called there by the Illness of n sister. Oreen Trading Stamps nt Daniels for Duds. 232 Hot Tamales at tho Shasta. Tho condition of W. I. Vawter, president of tho Jackson County bank, seriously 111 with Ilrlght's dis ease, showed no Improvement Mon day and grave fears are entertained of his recovery. Closing out hoIo of Jewelry next P. O. Home mado tnfry at De Voe's, " Pllo drivers are at work at Phoenix on tho crossing of the railroad over tho Rogue Hlver Canal Co.'s Irriga tion ditch. Bee Daro Wood atwut that firs In suranco' policy. Office Mall Tribune flldg. . . . Pierce, tbo Florist, will have (in ex ceptionally good line ot Christmas potted and out flowers. Order now, 23G Tho W. ('. T. V. will hold an im portant meeting tomorrow afternoon nt 2:30, at tho residence of Mrs, Car roll, 12') North Central avenue, at which it Is sincerely hoped n full at tendant o will report for participation in tho business of that meeting. Oreon Trading Stamps at Daniels for Duds. 232 A "Pacific Cedar Ghest" for Xmas. An Ideal gift. Tho executive committee of the Municipal Christmas treo arrange ments requests that each of tho other committed bo present nt a meeting tonight at 7 o'clock at tho library; nnd that n romplelo report from the ministers of tho rlty of the names of the needy In their churches bo sub mitted, so that tho l'lks' list and thoso ot othe.ru may bo compared In order to avoid tho duplication of nnincs given out on Christmas morn ing. Do Voo buys beer bottles Ladles' Guaranteed Holeproof Hose nt Daniels for Duds. 232 F. W. Hoffman, ot Alhambrn, Cal ifornia, Is a visitor in Medford and the valloy for a few days, Closing out salo of Jewelry next P. O. A. F. Allden, of lloldrodgc, No braska is looking over tho valley, mnVlug his headquarters In this city. J. Frank Carson, of llutto Falls, Is doing business In Medford today. Phono 100 for Hall Taxi Co. Coun try sorvico only. Kcnsonablo ratos; Inrgo comfortablo cars, L. Harlow and II. Carlow, ot Seat tle, Washington, nro registered at tho Nash today. Tho only Cravanettod Mocklnaws In Medford are at Daniels for Duds. Let us show you why they are tho best. 232 J S Howard, of Casper, Wyoming, is n valloy visitor this week, with headquarters at tho Nash,, Special for Xmas week! Popped corn per gallon 12c; frosh roasted poanutn per lb. 12 Vic, nt Tho Pop pory, 230 (llvo him a box of six months Guar anteed Holeproof Sox $1 flu, Daniels for Duds, exclusive agent. 232 J. D. Fellows, who, accompanied by his wlfo and duugh(er. arrived In this city yesterday from Kurekn, California, announces that ho will probably remain. Mr. Follows was hero somo weeks ago and mado par tial arrangements to rent extensive acreage under thu Itoguo Hlver Canal compnny'H Willow Springs extension. J, O Gorklng tho best nil around photographer In southern Oregon. Wwoya reliable. Negatives made any whore, tlmo or placo. Studio 228 Main St Phone 320-T. lladlcy llargary, a coal mining man from Kllopsburg, Washington, bus been Investigating coal deposits In this valley at the foothills on,Bt pf Medford and at another placo where "Indications" nro found, but at which point no development work has jet boon doiu. Good dry wood fl.PO per tier on ground. It. F, Montgomery, C19 S. Ulvorsldo. 221 Thoso Interested In the Oregon Utah Sugar company will meet today or this evening nt Salt I.ako to deter mine what progress has been made In the matter of establishing a beet sugar factory In southern Oregon. It Is generally assumed that the place of location for the sugr mill was de termined before Messrs. Nlbley nnd Sanders left for that city. Over thnt point, therefore, there appears no local worry. Grants Pass poplo will probably do the shouting tonight. Havo your old suit fixed up for Xmas. Pantorlum. 230 Miss Mabel Kcudder, when off her guard Saturday evening, was caught by tho beauty Judges and named tho prettiest young lady present at the Calhollc bazaar. Tho Judges were Judge Kelly nnd A. L. Ilosenbaum. Mrs. Taylor, of King's Highway, who Is about ready to depart for Chicago, won tho big doll. Art Spooner won the Klks' pillow. Fresh roasted peanuts at Do Voo's. Mrs. Ownoy Putton, who had charge of tbo Cathplic ladlet' bazaar which closed Saturday evening, re ports nn excellent business, a Jolly good time and a bargain Bale of ev er thing offered. She desires, on be half of all ot thoso who wero Inter ested in the bazaar, to thank tho pub lic for Its generous patronage and liberal help. Dolled ham and bacon at DeVoo's Herbert Call, who came from Los Angeles, California, a month ago, re ports that his brother Alexander will Join him here sometime In January and that they will probably remain permanently In the valloy. Drs. A. It. and Louise Hedges, chi ropractic physicians, Btowart build ing, 23G Fast Main St. Special prices on engraved cards, new nnd from old plates tor n tow dnys nt tho Medford Printing Co. A J. Klocker nnd S. C. Williamson spent Sunday at Grants Pass. We mnko a specialty of cleaning party gownB. Preparo for Xmns. Pantorlum. 2.1C A tolournm from Washington. D. C. states that tho board of army engl- nuurn in hh rejiuri rucuiiuuumiuu mu . Crescent City harbor improvement, I nnd nsked for nn appropriation to, cover tho cost of tho breakwater, this cost being given nt $490,000, contln-l gent upon tho providing of $100,001 by prlvnte donntlon nnd tho construc tion of tho railroad from Grants Pass. nutternut bread at Do. Voo's Carpentering nnd snop work, all kinds O. i; Collins, 31 N Hartlett. 238. Hoys who aro wrongfully permitted to handle guns within tho city limits I have boon doing somo very reckless' shooting recently. On Portlnnd avo- nuo thoy shot through a resident's window tho other day. Luckily tho iiiImsIIq missed tho lnmntes of tho house. Complaint was mado to Ju venile Officer Gay, who Is now on tho trail of tho thoughtless scouts. Parents should assist tho nuthoritles In preventing their boys from engag ing In such dangerous pastime. Too frequently there Is tragedy In that sort of carelessness. Try on of thosx nig Ice cold f cent milkshakes at De Voo's Gates soils Ford can, $200 down snd $2r n month 239 Mrs. Alice Wall nnd daughter will leave this evening for Chehalls, Wn. Insuro your auto In tho Alliance ncnlnst theft, flro. O. Y. Tongwald. Klhert Thwalte, who has boon vis iting with friends In this vicinity for somo time, will leave this evening for his home In Kugene. Iluy Medford nmno candy nt tho Shasta. Jerry Caldwell, of Lake lew. this state, arrived In Medford xestcnlay for a visit during the hollda. s with Mm. Janlo Carson, his ulster, Do Voo delivers tho Orcgonlan to vou ovory day for 75o n month H. O. Frohbnch, of Ashland, who had charge of the Jackson county ex hibits at the Panama-Pacific exposi tion at San Francisco, vvrltos to Sec retary H A. Latta ot tbo Medford Commercial club, replying to a letter of Inquiry from the latter, that the fruit and grain displays from this county will he shipped bark and that he will attend to seeing that the locat Commercial club shall have a very creditable display from those return ed, lie also states that the attrac tive inlaid ploturei of Mr. DJerre gaard, of this city, are also being re turned to their owner. Smoko King Spitz and Panteia, two best Sc cigars on market. tf That Oregon white fir Is nn excep tionally fine wood In texture and fiber In ngalu demonstrated in its succesful use for violin tops. J M. Winter, who roddes on Itoss Lane, Is u violin maker of skill. Many were Inclined to discredit his statement concerning the value of white fir, which grows abundantly In this val ley, for use In such delicate work. He has Just received an order for two feet of It, hoard measure, for which the applicant paid In advance $3. At that rate, white fir, used for thnt purpose, is worth $1500 a thousand feet "Is It worth while to sae the white fir-" Mr. Wrtnter asks. Closing out sale or Jowelry next P. O. Mrs. lierthn Given, who has been visiting friends and former nclgh mors In this city and Jacksonville, returned esterday to Klamath Falls. All tho latest sheet music at uc per copy. Music not carried In stock will bo ordered for you at Hale's Piano Ifouso. Miss Sndle Oelrlch, of Crescent City, arrived Saturday evening for nn extended visit with friends In this valley. Her parents formerly lived here. l(ot lunches at tho Poppory. 2.15 Mrs. Leach, Ahdo-Support Barcley surgical corset. 32C N. llartlett. The Wesl Side school, district No. 93, will hold Christmas exercises on Thursday evening, December 23rd. There will be recitations and a short play by the pupils. Miss Clark, the principal, promises a very Interesting evening and a general InvltaUon Is extended the public. Don't wall. Do It now. What have you? Clothes cleaned for Xmns. Pantorlum. 230 recovered n judgment in Nebraska courts for .'f0")00 ilnmnpes from Home Miller, proprietor of u hotel in Omnhn. IDEA WASHINGTON, Dwi. 20. Thn ni promo court todnv decided thnt the feilernl Inw of 1000 legalizing con veyances of lands previously made by the Northern I'ncifio rnilronil of right -of-wny Iniul outside llie hundred-foot limit, applied only to eases where adverse possession hud ripened into title under state law prior to 1004. Tho decision reverses that of the Washington state hiipreme court. WASHINGTON, Dee. fiO. The su preme eouit todnj upheld the consti tutionality of the Nebraska Mnttite requiring hotel proprietors to employ wntchmi'ti to nwnken each guest ip event ol fire. Decision was announc ed in the ease of Knul J. Strahl. who each year we pay the United States Govern ment an average of 600000 tax payments on goods with drawn from U. S. Bonded Warehouse at San Francisco alone. Tli is docs not include tax:payments from Distillery Bonded warehouses in Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland. ( Goods for export to foreign countries pay no tax. we can give you greater value than you have ever received because vc tlo a greater volume than any firm from whom you have hitherto bought. Crown Distilleries Company P O. 1IO.V 30(10 SAN FRANCISCO TOO LATIi TO CMRSinr, roiPsALK AglVern"coT tune organ is. inquire at 111) West !Uh. 234 r1f A. i0i M ft hi IkIM&I 1 uhS O Y" '."u.. 'WWW rftf r "WW'VJ HL4P5J UM, SAY, MISTER! If you don't, know just what to buy HEU' for Christ iiuih lot us give vou a tip buv hor a pair of our up-to-date (iYPSV IsTTTOX MOOTS, pri.'o $5.00 a paii'. Sin will lileo thi'in and nuso adinivo your good judgment. At tin Sign of isScifcicttJd "Good Shoes" OpMlitO Maun',-, Storo nk i.: 4i,-!M--t --pf,i VZ " 1 f: Wi - M I PKtrefefr'. ,', mMm Mwf ' jfe r w?vvi i'miR'Kft'm "Snlintiife fi'nm rlio tnr" flin niifionrg inllnil i v S. vK.t i. SPy a '3j them, and thov were to them the svinhol of affeetion ' ' giv 'fwSBsi s undying as'the stnre themselves ! v CX SiJ ' Yew, v v'v 'i r Wi k tl a, . i , i, .i, .. ... i i. &ShA HV -Pi jy M , fid t-ii W I w! k I . "II TIN t, lsTUH Awmv ' Mt&' ' rt ' S MfaU t 'ii ' I kw VdriTi, y si ;'"" - Miiniuirv ii . esf. ! tov "wr. v-M.1- im jMXhM v i ,--'- -- Diamonds The gift "do luxe" "Splinters from the stars" the ancients called them, and they were to them the symbol of affection as undying as the stars themselves. So what could be more fitting as a Christinas gift mounted in ring, brooch, LaValliere, or other at tractive ways? Prices as low as $15 and as high as $S50.00, with scores of other prices between these two extivmes. Come in and have a talk with us, anyway. We will be glad to give you the benefit of our years of exper ience in judging and choosing diamonds. Martin J. Reddy THE JEWELER House of Ounlitv. i - i 1531 Uoi I St I 1 Vmrl S w "Practical gift giving is getting more popular each Xmns, and the "Spugs" (Society for Promotion of Useful Gifts) jro increasing their membei'ship in bounds. Hotter join and make your first Spugs day a Gas Range Day It will be a reminder of your thoughtfulness, three times a day for years. Wo varry a full lino of Ranges, Heaters and Kitchen Hunters at prides to suit. Phone 526 Oregon Gas & Electric Co. 27 N. Grape J i J tf..n..i.i. & n,x iM -14V,ltUI 4 V U. V -fvm