Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 21, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textft L4 PAGE TWO IUZDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDKOLtD, OWKOON, 'JTKSUAV. 1)1'QE,M13RT? 21, 1915 . . ...... .. LOCAL AND i PERSONAL W. I. Vawtcr passed a fairly good night, but his general condition to day Is not much Improved. 25 oft on Kodaks at Weston's Camera Shop. Ono of tho ulsters at tho Sacred Hcnrt hospital was Hont to n Portland hospital yesfcrday to ho npeclally trented for lllnoi. Weston Camera Btiop for first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. Tho mid-monthly Hlblo study class of tho Xlaptlat church will ho held Wednesday at tho homo of Mrs. K. J. Stewart. Sovoral Medford peoplo who havo reon Forbes Robertson In the I'naalnK ot tho Third Kloor Hack, iironouneo It to ho a vory wonderful and uplift ing Christian play. All tho latest sheet music nt Gc per copy. Music not carried In stock will ho ordered for you nt Halo's Piano House. Any person having nnythlng to ilo nato for the needy In tho wny of clothing or provisions would confer a fnvor on thoRo concerned by noti fying Mr. Handy of tho Christian Sunday school between this datu and Thursday. Kodaks mako useful Xmns pres ents. WfiJjton Ih offering them lit 2.1 oft. nutto Knlls Wood yarn Phono 48 or 223. Wood all kinds. 2f,7 I). H. Montgomery, of Ashlnnd, wbh a busy visitor In this city jestorday evening. Tor watch worn tnnt satisfies, Jnhnunn the Jeweler. 220 President H. V. Pohlnnd of tho Cit izens bank of Ashland, wns n Med ford visitor yesterday afternoon. Wh"n better insurnnrn U sold Holmes The Iwnirnnr .Man wilt sell It. Tho public mnrkct will bo open Thursday and Friday and will bo clos ed Saturday. Tlobort Hallo, of Spokane, Is look ing over our valley during tho week. Itcddy's JewclrV Storo will bo open evenings from this dnto until Christ mas. 23(5 CharloH Jnclttt, of Hornbrook, Call fornla, Is n business visitor In Med ford and vicinity this week. Wanted, 200 laying hens nt once, White Leghorns and lthodo Island Ilcds; wrlto what you hnvo and how tunny. Wr'lto mo lit Jacksonville. Anton Zorto. 237 Joe Cordon, of Crescent City, Cal ifornia, Is n business vlvltor In this valley this wook. Wo havo 70 different kinds of chocolates, our own mnko, for you to chooso from for your Xinas boxes. Mcllrldo & Co. 232 W. I. Jones, of llengle, Is enjoy king n visit to this city today. Ho re ports things generally much ullvo In his section of tho county. Mcllrldo rnrrles tho largest nnd fin est lino of homo-mndo candle In Medford. USfi Chocolato creams, caramels, chips, peanuts, etc., only 30c n lb. At Uo Vow's. W. C. Peek, who enmo In from tho Appljgato country yesterday evening, reports conditions In his region nor mnl and tho farmers and stockmen hopeful. Hot Tnmates nt the Shasta. J. K, Porrln, of Mount Vornon, Washington, Is a Hoguo river valley sojourner this week. He Is being In terested In many features ot tho val ley. Home mado tnfrv nt De Voo's M. 0. (luy, of liiigone, Is nttondhiK to lniBtnoaa In this part of the south ern Oregon country this week. Bee Date Wood about that Mr In surance policy Office VIU Tribune nidg. Our nd 1 1 are always nice nnd froth. Wtv mako them. Mi Ilrlde & Co. 23fi Henry II. Hvsuw, tif Sander. Mon tana, Is a bHaluoaa visitor In Medford nnd vlelullr UiU wuuk. Uo U much ImproMwl with tho nilldnt' of our valloy rlltuato and Uio general lieau ty of tlm abuthrn Orasnn ronton. l'lro, tho Kliirlut, will hve hii x ceptlonnlly good Una of riirUtuicta pottod and out flow-on. Order now. Hogg. lllalno, of Vancouver, Waah Ingtoii, Is on liitornstl Intiulrer about our valley riwourooa this week. Mr ltlttlno Is a gHiiorsl furiwir and ikiiiI trymnu and has town Mttraoted to this part of th wtMte by our superb ell mate- ll freely expreaao th oiiu Inn that wo will not wake much rural prograM until we set Irritation- and bo's right- but h U also coHtlaciM tHhl wo alMttl HMD hava an abuuduui lUWtMa t floud lh vlle ltk Irri gation watar km we want um) It. lie Wcus ham In touch wliu in raoia niatluH ttvpartHiant of the Ut gov erHHMMtt aiui rajMtrta that in rflTxl ungouraglHjf aaaumnaya racamiy from Ujois a6HN0tlt with H at Salaia. ibis flftien mu liliaa' far. &lkMlieiv t coat. Plot, iltmm ui wklla Ik kJiktng l- aund, ii HMt Mala alreot. 23i A "aalflr i .tfUr OaBl" Mr 7 An tdaal-ElU. T. A. Cogswell, of Wenntchee, Washington, in looking over tho val ley this week with n vlow to locating hero permanently. Mr. Cogswell Is not unfamiliar with dur Southern Oregon climate nnd ndmlts that It Is ono of tho chief attractions of this re gion that may lure him from his up- por Columbia home. Do Voo buys bcor hottiPB. Geo. llryant, n business mnn ot Seattle, Is attending to business In Medford nnd vicinity today. Phono 100 for Hall Taxi Co. Coun try scrvlco only. Hcnsonablo rates: largo comfortable tars. Special for Xinas woek: Poppod corn per gallon 12c; fresh roasted peanuts per lb. 12'4r, at The Pop pory. 23fi Mr. Harold Cochran, who Is em ployed In a bank nt Pendleton, Ore., J expected homo tho Inst of tho wook to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Cochran of South Riverside avenue. llnrtlott Is soiling out furs nt n great, sacrifice. :t 1 K Hast Muln street 230 J. O. Corking, tno best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives mndo any where, tlmo or pluco. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-.T. Miss l.onore Vnncc, who has been attending college at llerkeley, Calif., ropturned homo Sunday morning to spond tho Christmas vacation with her pnrents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Vance on South Onkdnle. Good dry wood $1.C0 per tier on ground. It. F. Montgomery, CI 9 S. Riverside. 321 In "Tho Chalice of Courage" at the Star tonight It lermlred f.00 miles or photographs to take ono scene, This Is a plcturlzntlon or Cyrus Townsend Ilrady's wonderful human Interest story. A marriage lleenso wnB Issued nt Conor d'Alono, Idaho, Decombor 10, to H. C. Matlock of Albertn, Canada, and Clnra A. Drier, of Medford, Ore gon. Her rosldcnce Is 8-15 West Bec ond street. Hnvo your old suit fixed up for Xmns. Pantorlum. 23C Jon 11. Ileemnn, of Cold Hill, wns a Medford visitor Monday. Fresh roasted peanuts at Do Voo's. Co). J. F. Mnndy has returned from Chicago nnd Snn Francisco bringing a party of prospoctlvo In vestors. Dolled ham and nncon at DoVoo's W. W. Harmon, chlof englneor of tho Ornnts Pass-Crcscont City rail road, was n Medford visitor Monday. Drs. A. R. and houise Hedges, chi ropractic physicians, Stewart build- On Saturday nfternoon nt A o'clock Rev Harry K. Tucker united In mar- rlago Mr Park Dally and Miss Mnry Frances Mnrtln, of Haglo Point, nt the manso of Rev. W. F. Shlolds. A few relatives and Intlmnto friends were present. The happy couple re ceived tho slnOrb prayers of thoso present for n long life of unbroken happiness nnd good fortune, fit" bridegroom Is a nephew of Professor Pat Dally, one of the popular edu tors of the county and at present principal or the Washington school. Air. nnd Mrs. Dally will mnko therr home at Kagle Point, where they hnvo tunny friends who wish them a happy llfo. Uverythlng for the Christmas table at Fonts Orocery Co. 233 Announcement Is mado nt Grants Pass that R. 11. Mlllor, late traffic mantmer of tho O.-W. R. &. S. Co. will be president of tho Twohy llros. railroad fiom Ornnts Pass to Wal do. This lends color to the report that the Southern Pacific Interests tiro back of the ijew brunch. Rutternut bread at Do Voo's. J. (I. Oliver, of Vancouver, Wash ington, Is turrylng In Medford for n few days. Carpentering nnd snop work, all kinds. C. K. Collins, 31 X. Rartlett. 238 A. II. Ferguson, n business mnn of Portland, Is In the city this nfternoon. C. H. Chnpmnn, who has been con fined to his home1, 37G Central ave nue, for tlireo weeks with lumbago, Is nblo to bo on tho street today nnd feels that hu wlllsoon return to bus iness. Columbia iccords at Palmers. Albert Foss, of Redding, Califor nia, Is in Medford today acquiring In formation about certain mining prop el lien lu this vicinity. Try ons of thost big Ice cold G cent milkshakes nt Do Voo's. C. K. Humphries, of Astoria, Is In Medford today nnd will remain two or three weeks on business connect ed with tho oxchango of his proper ties them for undeveloped land In the foothills of thin valley. Mr. Hum phries' purpose Is to engngo In tho stock business hero, should he make the exchange. Ho has u number of young cnttle In the foothills thirty miles back of Astoria. Theso he would bring to this valley, togother with a number ot flue cows he owns In tho Tillamook country. Rnrtlott'n taxidermist and fur bus iness for sale. Come In and talk it over with llnrtlott. 318 Fast Main Street. 23(1 The following girls nnd boys who hnvo been attending 'he I'nlvorslty ing, 23G Fnst Main 8t. of Oregon nt i:ugeno returned home Dr. J. K. Ooudy, who hns been 111 Saturday to spend the holidays with for tho imst six weeks, has recovered their parents: Tho MIbros Ruth Law sufficiently to be around again. Special prices on engraved cards, new and from old plntcs tor a few dnyfl nt tho Medford Printing Co. Jeff (trophy, of tho Upper Rogue rlvor section, hns returned from Sn lem, where he attended the funeral of his brother, who uns accidentally killed recently. Wo mnko u specialty of cleaning party gowtiB. Prepare for Xinas. Pnntorlutu. 230 10. II. Haiiley nnd Frank 11. Mad don leavo the hitter part of tho. week for Chicago and Washington, 1), (. renco, Vera Olmstcnd, Ruth Wilson, Ruth Nye, I.ucllo Messner, Mildred Ilrown, Onry Onrrctt, Untold Oroy, Dolph Phlpps and Oenrge Gates. Gates soils Ford cart, 200 down nnd $25 a month. 239 The rain came today, as promised, but In rather limited precipitation. Furmers are becoming much discour ugod over the prospect of another season of drouth. Don't wait. 116 It now. What have you? Clothes cleaned for Xmns. Pantorliiin. 230 Karl Reynolds Is again emploed nt the Wells Fargo office during the They oxpect to be gone several weeks. Do Voo delivers tho Oregonlan to holiday rush vnu every day for 7fic a month. ' Hot lunches nt the Poppery. W T fp Kl M -C , What Does the ' Recipient 1 1 .if It's In a ll.il.l) ll. ItV Ml Right Think? j.X l.tt lluMyt'sortlHivtiii'nt lilit with ml niiratioii i'or ou, and ui in. - TJir ilium mi llu' box that hcai's your ji'W dry tfil't ti'lU wlu-tht'i vou havo chost'ii i-aiv-l'ul'h iiud wiwl.v. - (Juality jt'wt'lry is the ideal Kit't n a token if lviui'iul'ii'iuii'i'.' It carrii's abidiiiK l,larin and i a lilVlmit? tivnsiuv in tho honif. Thr most fritii-nl ami shivwdwl diamond i-.i'it wmihl apprtviatf a riujr, luMiirh r ji'iidant vuming in a UKDDY IU)X in lin't. fViTViMM apptvfiati'h nuwt jt-wtdry iluit in deiiNi'ivtl in a Ihx ihnt ln'aiti this firuiV tiittlt'-nmrk if t'si-cllt'iu'c. Kr iimlity ami a4rtnuut m-i- MARTIN J. REDDY 'I'llr JrWi'liM', ai-1 I'lHt Yixitoix AIvas Wt'h'oiiif Main i 71 W W Harvey, representing tho Pacific Fruit Bxpress company, which uses refrigerator cars exclusively, Is In the city today from the Portland hotldquartcrs. Insure your' anto In the Alllanco ngalnst theft, fire. C. Y. Tengwald. C. C. Merrill of this city left this morning for l.ompoc, California, Ruy Medford nm.lo candy at tho Shasta. . William Maultby arrived homo yes terday evening to spend the holiday scuson with his wife and daughter. Mr. Maultby has been In the mining country west of Grants Pass for Home time developing property In which ho Is Interested. He reports a great deal of rain In that region. Smoke King Spitz nnd Pantela, two best Gc cigars on market. tf Tom Kahler left for Cottage Grove this morning on business that will detain him for somu days. All tho latest sheet miiBlc at Gc per copy. Music not carried In stock will be ordored for you at Halo's Piano Houso. , Tyson Ilcall, of Central Point, was a Medford visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Leach, Abdo-Support Rarcley surgical corset. 32(5 N. Rartlett. ' B. J. Rrown came In from tho Ap plegate country today with n quantity of fruit from that district. Mr. Rrown owns a farm In tho corn belt In lowu, which ho recently visited. "Things looked so bad there, especially In the upplo line," said Mr. Ilrown, "that I couldn't get bnck home soon enough. Tho orchards are practically gone In that section. Pests nnd sovere win ter wehthor hnvo ruined them. They can't raise nppleu there any more. Hereafter, they will have to obtain their apples from this and other ap ple districts of the coast country." All the latest sheet music at Gc per copy. Music not carried in stock will bo ordered for you nt Halo's Piano Houso. A. F. Rufert, a farmer of tho San Joaquin valley, California, Is In the city this week looking nbout tho val ley with J. W. Wukcfleld for n farm to rent. Ho desires to mnko arrange ments by which he nnd his family can make this valley tholr place of porma ment abode. He Is very pleased with Southern Oregon so far ns ho has been nblo to see It. Tho Page thcatro received word from tho Helllg theatre, Portland, stntlng Margaret Ullngton plnyod tlireo days capacity nnd that Miss Ullngton is moro wonderful than over In her latest succoss "Tho Lie." Geo. T. Hughes, a rancher near Phoenix, Is doing business In the city toilny. All barber shops will close Christ mas and New Year days at 11 a. m., but will remain open on the Friday evenings preceding until 9 p. m. 2I5 Dave R. Itcnfro, of the Umpqua valley, returned to this city last even ing and will temaln until after the holidays. Dave desires to havo It understood that his stocking Is up for a big present. A recent removal from his homo place In the Umpqtta to this city may nccount for tho fre quent appearance hero of David him self. Fast Is, he may locate here per-muncntly W. J. Smith will leave tonight for Newport this state, to be absent sev eral days on business. Jones Grocery sold 1." cases ot oranges Saturday. Why? 234 Th6 annual Chrlstmns tree celebra Hon by the Medford Elks last night was nttended by several hundred members. The minstrel Bhow put on excelled nnythlng of tho kind ever undertaken by tho lodge. They will produce It for the Ashland Hlks on December 2S. A great many visitors were present from Grants Pass nnd Ashland. The usual arrangements were mado for contribution to the Christmas baskets of the children of tho city. Ruy jour oranges of Jones. 234 Abo Nelson, of Butte creek dis trict, Is In the city for tho week. Rig Xinas bargains In ornngos, nuts and groceries at Jones Cash Grocery. 234 PBTItOGRAD.'Dec. 21. Tho fol lowing ofUclnl communication was Is sued teday: ' In the Rnltlc Friday we sank tho cruiser Bremen and a torpedo boat. ATTKNTIO.V It. A. M. Special convocation this evening nt 8 p. m. Instal lation or officers. All Royal Arch Masons urged to be present. 233 A, N. HILDUnRAS'D, Secy. ' i 4 TOO urn: to classify. FOR SALB- Ford touring car. Wll lard storage battery, electric lights, Stromborg carburetor, K. W. shock nbsorbors, sont covers, nil In good condition, Apply Crater Lake Ga rage. 23G WANTBD Tt'RKBYS For prime fancy stock dressed 20c; nllvo 174 cents for dollvory Wednesday, 22nd only. Will buy again Monday 27th for three days. Phone 71.1. Home phono 7-F.V C. C. Paul. WANTBD A small, modern furnish ed bungalow, close In. Rux L. A., Mall Tribune. 23.'. WANTBD Woman to do family washing In exchange for sewing machine. C. A. Chapman, 37G South Central, Phone 390 23.r. f ? t t V $ t t t ? t t T t t t ? ? T t ? T X Y ? t ? t r Y ? Christmas Greetings One of tho important, ways of prosorviny; the old-timo ("hristinas spirit is t homecoming and the nocompnnving Christmas dimuM'. For this dinner y will doubtless want the best, and fromour complete stot y Helpful Suggestions Seeded Raisins Seedless Raisins Cluster Raisins Currants Figs Dates Citron Orange Peel Lemon Peel Sveot Cider Mince Meat Plum Pudding ? t t t t t f f r f t f ? t the ou !: v. . t .in surely please Walnuts Almonds Brazil Nuts P.ecans Filberts Peanuts Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Oranges Tangerines Grape Fruit Bananas Apples Lemons Cranberries Lettuce Celery Green Onions Radishes Beets Spinach Cauliflower Onions Turnips Carrots Parsnips Sweet Potatoes Cabbage ALSO A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES PHONE OIWKKK TCAttLY GOOD GOODS EFFICIENT SERVICE MARSH & BENNETT Second door east of First National Hank. PHONIC 2.12 t t T t f t ? T T t t t X KvXKIK!KKKKKK! 'ZZllZ4itfiiy r f T V ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? X Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Do Your Xmas Shopping in a Man's Shop W hsre he himsslf would Luy. Here ysu get the careful attention, of experiShced salesmeh wKo know just what men wish, and coming from hers Hie gift carries with it ah added valus ih ths eyes of the recipieht. For the one too busy te do their shopping ws issue Glovs, Hat and Msrchandiss Bonds for an amount. The re cipient chooses his own prsssnt at his convehishce. Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y f -T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Model Clothing Co. CORNER MAIN AND BARTLETT STREETS ZK?"Z"ZW j