Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVMW) TWO MKPFORD M.Vrf, TRIIWXH AIKDFORD, OK KtlOW SATl -U'HAY. MARCH 31. I!H7. To porte HllUU our woul onu j nvnll Rrnli nnil until tlul l.i of II lmm thel: mnU lo t Inn Li pirl ho n 1 ri.-i iiici l'oi HMD h.-l I'l'll Kal In yet In- em lit' 1.' nlii ml SHI III' I'll en l.v It I0CAL AND PERSONAL I tiroriii' V. CUmon of .San Krands ro Ik a .M:-il'oril business vli-ltor for n few ila s. Mrs. I.carh, corsets made, to meas urements guuranteeil. Phono GS3-J. W. W. .Mime of W'nlklim In u Med for.l liiifinoag visitor for a few ilayn. David llurrows, kln of steel gui tar pliiyora, Holiday nfternoon and ev ening. Pano theater. -Mra. V. liner ha rt'turneil to Meil forrt afii'r hnviiiK Kuent a week at Crania Pass vIsIiIuk tier daughter, .Mrs. Prank .Motschuu. .lust reeolved k fresh supply of heef scraii, fish scrap and poultry supplies. I,. It. Drown. Tho trout suason will be legally Mr. mid .Mrs. Charles A Drown of open on Sunday, the- first day of Ap- Cottaxe tlluvo spent I lu; lll'-'t of the Week In the elly. Johnson for high class watch re pairing. . tf Mr. anil Mm. (.1. I. .lofTer-ion of lllttler. Alia., are anion:; llle out of town visitors in the eily. liun'l miss the tlrama League three one-ael plays fit SO .Mark's hall tmilnhl. Chailes H. Monroe left Friday ov enhm tin his luuiie at OorvalUs after speiullriK tlio pas-t two weeks In the city visit Ini: friends mid attending to business matters Colorite miil.es old straw hats look like new. Ilaskins for Health. Mrs. It. II. W atts left Saturday for PhllllpsliitrK. Mont. Two new songs. "The Twilight Hour," and "Crater l ake." 321 II. V. Straw of Klamath Palls spent tho last of the week in Medforil visiting friends ami ailemling to Imsl ness mutters. Young and old alike can Join In keen appreciation of this weird, dreamy ami melodious music at the Paiie Ihouter Sunday matinee and ev ening. II. II. Hleelson of Portland Is iiiiiuug the out of town business vis itors In the city. The ladles of the Methodist church will hold an Paster food salo Satur day, April 7th. S- Mr. and Mis. Charles How 'man of Sunnier, Wash., arrived in Medford Priday evening and expect to buy an orchard In this vicinity and make their homo In tho valley permanent ly. Thone SS4 Heath' Drug Store. C. A. Taft was a Medford business visitor tho last pf tho week from Portland. Win. Drady presents F.thol Clayton lu "The Domingo of Pear." Star theater this afternoon nnil eve. Mr. and Mrs. William Godfrey of Pittsburg, Pa., are tourist visitors in tho city. It is to bo delightfully entertained Sunday afternoon and evening with tho lioynl Hawaiian Pong Dlrds, Page theater. Charles A. Colvln of Portland Is spending a few days in the city look ing after business interests. Dr. Hurt, physician and surgeon, office Jackson County Bank Build ing. C. P. Hlemer of Kugne was in Med ford Priday ami Saturday on busi ness. A delightful blending of native Ha waiian and American popular music, the acme of musical sweetness. Sun day matinee and evening. Page the r.ter. . . Mr. mid Mrs. W. n. Milton of Web ster, .v ii.. are among the out of low ti visitors In the city. Buttermilk 10c gal. He Voe'a. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pavis were Vf-dford visitors the last f the 0,,k from Klamath Palls. C.asoline and oil at Pe Voe'a. James Young of Sail Prancis.o si-em Kri.l.y and Saturday in Med ford attending to business matters. Harry R. Dell arrived tn the city S.itnrii.i. morning from T.i.oma, Wn., for a business visit in the city. luse trial broken pump to the Pa cific Highway Garage. :o South Part le;t st. Pavies Welds Anything. James lihie of Ki:i..ls ('in, lo among the out of town u-itors in the city. Princess Pallahi in loll of the C.iden ll.ll!,',-,! ii, iio Hawaii. Inee and eve. oik;. Pat K. I.. Horn o:- o' I'or last el the o. , in t . alter ''.i.'ii'.o.'.. iv.att.-r- John'on for high c pairing. H. 11. lla::.n in 'e,!foi, Pri l'islnes rll. and aeeordiiiK to report! this will bo a good year for the fisherman. During the winter months, tho ban has been put on the catching of trout under 10 Indies, but after the first of the month the limit will bo cut to six Inches. YV. 11. Brown, upholstering, mat tress renovating, auto trimming and top work. Hi .V. Front. Phone H.'-J. 327 Mrs, A. P. Iterrle of (.runts Pass spent Priday in Medford visiting friends. riaco orders now for vegetable plants of all kinds. Portland Avenue t.reeiihouse. Phone S7-. us Harry Handall of Crants Pass was In Medford the middle of the week attending to business metiers. Tho season Is getting late. Seed with beardless barley. We have It In any itunntlty. I,. D. Drown. William I'onieroy of The Meadows spent the midle of the week In Crants I'ass attending to business matters. C. W. Martin Is, spending a fen days at Crants Pass on business con nected with the Culifornia-Oregon Power company. See Duve Wood about that fire in- furanre policy. Office, Itoom 404 M. P. & II. Bldg. P.d Dostwirk Is spending a few days In Crants Pass on business. Just received a fresh supply of beef scrap, fisli scrap and poultry supplies. I.. I). Drown. M. K. Young of ('.rants Pass spent the last of the week in Medford on' business. The season is getting late. Seed with hearless barley. We have it in any quantity. 1,. B. Drown. Mrs. ".. C. Seymour is spending the week-end in Grenada. Cal., where her husband tins been employed the past four months. O. W. Hubbs of Medford is regis tered at Hotel Portland. Portland, Ore. Big Dc milk shakes at De Voe'a. J. A. Kose of (irlffin creek was among the business visitors in Med ford Saturday. Gates sells Ford cars. J200 down and J 35 a month. " .loo Alliens of P.agle Point trans acted business with ..Medlord mer chants Saturday. Sweet cider at Pe Voo's. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Crumley of Me Mlnnville. Ore., are spending a few days in the city. Pr. Heine, rhyslcl&n and surgeon, i specialty, eye. ar. nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. Joe Calnes of F.agle Point spent Saturday 111 the city visiting friends and attending to business matters. Homemade rastry. Campbell's Cnfe. . C. K. r.urlson was a Medford visi tor the lust of the week from Klam ath county. All kinds salads. Campbell's cafe. John P. and W. K. Duller of F.agle Point were Medford visitors Satur day. For the best Insurance fee Holmes, '.no Insurance Man. ii. ii i. onion or He.iUo spent unlay in the city Msiting friends attending to business mutters. James N'orria of Jacksonville visit ed Medford friends Friday afternoon. John und Willia'i-i Dtghani of ltea gle were among ttie nut of town bn-i-ness visitors In the city Saturday. Mntihcw Bay o' lluch spent Satur day In the city lool.lng after buMness punters. Baths IDc, Hotel Holland. Joe Pool of Kagle Point spent Sat- I I VETERAN I veteran i f tlie recent urday In Medford attending to busi ness matters. C. H. Gregory of Redding. Cal.. spent the last of the week in the city attending to business matters. growers Bank bldg. Phone 230 Mrs. F.iuma Witt of Yrekn. Cul., is spending a few days in the city visit ing friends and relatives. A llliilget .Mexican t'riiomi has come to Meill'onl and will in nil iirnliubilily be adopt ed II.- the inaseot of the 7th company C. A. ('. Frank llo!-teiii. the 11- ' vein- n!.l soldier mi. leu-rot fil't of Dr. Hurgrave. Farmer's and Fruit- j,,,. Fjr,, ,.avlan. ,-. s. .... .! h,,,.r j was tran-t'errod lo llie UNt cniunnny j j Cdu.-I artillery, lieinir stationed at diffrmit "Ijordt-r point iii''e AuL'ii-t MaM. ; TOMORROW ONLY SUNDAY, AP2IL 1. MATINEE AND EVE. Lower Floor 35c Ea!cony25c Children 15c ENCHANTING ENTERTAINMENT PAGE Royal Hawmicffi Song Birds Fresh chocolates nt De Voe's. C. (. Karnes of Cairo, Cal., j l-'nmk came to Meui'nnl yetcrdaV w rT' i mi the cnimcinv of hU father. Krnet among tin, out of town visitors in the i i,,,,,,,.;,,, wh)" S(., V(, on the holder e .o oi mo wee,;. jn lh(, ,!.,,,,.,,,,.,. .loportment.i ...ery man can get a smeiy razor , (lavs tl, two Kn b(. ;..;...( tree at w lison s cigar store. 1.6gan Deebe was a Medford busl-1 , ness visitor tho last of the week from i ! In u f by the mother und two sons, both of whom have seen sen iee m the lior- ' der nnil who will enli-t in the 7th eomp'nny on their arrival. i Frank will n.iireh toniglit in tliej pnriuli? nnil Inter will take part in ; the proniui lit the Nat, rendering cornet solos. j ed by Dlghaiii. The team is made up Cold Hill. The Medford Vulcanizing Works has moved to No. 1.". N. Fir street. Word has been received from W. II. Core, president of the Medrord Na tional bank, and appointed by the state highw.lv enmnifsinn in loot.- after southern Oregon's interests ln!of "'R""' Tengwald. dates. Ilensel- man anil cow gin. t lie uevenuge team consists of Deveridge, King, tho Sil.OiiO. mm road bond issue that he will bo here Friday night to speak under the auspices of tho Klamath commercial club. Mr. Core will speak at the Iloutson opera house, accord ing to Fred. Fleet, secretary of the club, and it is desired that a big at tendance bo out to fhow Klumuth's interest and to find out v. hat her i share in the ro.-d building campaign ' is to be. Klamath Herald. i Mctz cars. 29 South Crape St. All records went by the boards in ' the Klks bowling toitrmiment last night, when tho Deveridge and Seeiy teams clashed. The Deveridge team apparently hr.d a cinch on first ple.ee.' lint by losing two out of three games! to the Seelys are thrown Into a tie with Dowman's team and will have to! bowl a deciding contest with ther.i I later. Digham of the Seelys broke the individual contest record with a score of 231, while the Seelys estab lished a new team record of M'.u. In. this game the Deveridges practically ' tied the former high team record of the alleys only to be defeated In the last few frames by a strong spurt on the part of the Seelys. Seelys team in the absence of Dr. Seely is captain- Smith. Peart end I.uckerotll. J. O. Jery of Medford Is spending a few days at Albany attending to business matters. AMl'SKMKXTS TOXKaiT ge .MAK MAKSII and ItOIIT. HAUltOV in An Kntertaining rlay "TIIF. WAItF HAT." Also 2-Heel Fox Comedy "TIIK ('LOCI) Pl'XCH F.fi." TOMOlillOW Itoyal Hawaiian Song Itirds. f f i a - . t 1 a. - i ? : r sir . . 8Singers-Players-Instruni8iitalists Kfatui-inar DAVID BURROWS, King of Steel Guitar Players, iind PRIN CESS PAUHAI in a ivf iiicd vt-psioa ,f I lie GCLDE":; HULA-HULA, as ilaiii-cd in Jliln, Hawaii. Also Fivp-Ai-t Metro "Wtuitlt'i'lilny ftj M'tl..:l Taliaferro and Nallv i rute AMl'SKMKXTS TOXKiHT TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Pong Isabella fox muff. Ho ward if return to Mail Tribune. 9 Star Adults toe Children 5c. Wm. Krady Presents KTHKI, CLAYTON'. APTIUit AS1ILKY, IttM'Kl.ll I F I FI.IAIWS in the "ItOXDACF. OK FF.AU." Also Vit. Comedy, lie Did and lie Didn't." TOMORROW The Challenge.' .i'.- ; an.;. lk CHILD GE1S CROSS, i refund ver-Mula-lltPa as S:iih!.: n-.at-' the.i'er. " ' and vent ": IS' city looVmc Cass watch re tf n Pi aucisco w .i -ii Safard.iv on Nlollier! If Tongue l liul.sl i'I.mii PiilU l.ier ;,iil U.eU. r li'.lle ot.e's ire sun th els 1... .1 a to:: M.i" M il h .aid Hi.' , : an etue:t..ii:ivK r- !" " T:.. ; ;:,:;;...,' . Pago tl a;, r Ceo! . ,. ; .;, 11 feu ,!., j-; , ,. .. and a;:, i d in.: in ' ,; , -, . Pl-i 1..-.1."!: t ol '. :!: ., , llaaa.ian S n ,: jij. . . and ev. : ti c. p,1K., ((.t , .!r and Mis w i; Yresa. Cul . v; , -n , i., week III the , i'l IM on I,, on v. ; i ogi.-al kind, re ,rl' :, ;v mother ran one . came a ' U . : f II.': W. Pol-- or r. , i. c i ity for a few .),. - s . lness mrtters, Itakcrr (roods r.t IV v John Spiker of .. : Medford Frlda. are s , .Vieti rars. S9 So. : ; ,: A laugh pro.lu.or Puncher." a 2-rvll Fe. this afternoon and eve, ii At v:e is eoa'e.l sto:iia.h. hiT i;er.:'.e. tl.oro'ish l.el. o.ir cll.ld stless, J'.lie. ilo. s a.t i...ti::all : i: a .'ir 'al ef an I i the .liulrvn ic.'.n't be ceav-d t' OAGE 5TAYS i THEATRE JlCOM. 'UESDAYfd APR.J PRICES NIGHT. 25c, 50c, 75s. LADIES' MATINEE, 25c, 50c. ALEXANDER THE MYSTERY ILLUSION MAGIC MAN WHO rW .. ' ' .... iHt-vV'-.:.'';.. LEYITA- h;-. . Oriental Dancers '.'vi f ..si RNOW'S START LING PUZ ZLING GRIP PING WEIRD BEWILDERING ! . a I I I nrsenaie or Leaa Pntonteil June 30, l'Jl;J. The "Standard-' for Convenience, Economy, Efficiency One Pound of "Corona Dry" Does the WcrK of Three Pounds of Paste Arser ; and Does It Better Qnieklv und cosily mixed Xo woiLin uj.; no stiainiiiL' i.-.. mi sediment: i.o 1 umi - no waste never clocjs nozzles. Xo ev;i.oniii..n - no looks--no loss i' strenullt. Hut !in ?! lately standard spray mixture. t'.ie uniform str. i:u;h ,v;;;. ., can iie.en,i ui.on - ami !.;i.,,v tiui; y,.u liave the highest pe.ce,!l killing power. "Corona" Is Safe -It Will Not Bum Fclicgs. SOLD IN NET WEIGHT PACKAGES. 200 lbs., 103 His., 50 lbs.. 5 lbs.. I lb. Hoi-,1 l;,v, r ami Vetrnt. !.. e Kn.it (in "I'l.rona" Ahr.'-I Kx.'liisivelv. A i.'-:ion I'-e REHEMEER "Ccrona Dry" Mean: No Guess Work, bin a Standardized Spray in Which the Mixture is Alwsvs the Some rxil Efficient. T'." i: :; :v::u.l pro1. lift of distinct . ; ::ii)iia!te suporiority is i.i.ii -iW'l witli inferior l:y riv.il lnnmifarturers. 'i' :i:ii'!is j:ro tiuit This prac- . ii! quit.' i:.'M.'r;il in tlie . t; ii i I ;- Powdered Ar- r:' !.t-;i!. Tiu nso of new, !i!;i::.'d brands is .i .:il:-t und di?satis- ii- tlio only lirar.d i :-:'..-tiral usat; in ; 1 'i:.1 roiinirv lias i : ;i' rs a f pray i lit? . c i :iiuv on r 'ooii cus ' it::ti:nip tn u r-? only '" ;i':,I v.i- tiro yon to . A. i ri t no imitation . liut iniVt on "'or- "i I'lviin Iny.' l.y th,. Coror-a Chemical Co. NORTHWESTERN DISTRiEUTO?.G Sals Asents Meiii'ord. Ore. BARDWELL -j Fruit Company. THE PEER OF CRYSTAL SEERS AND KING REGNANT OF MYSTERY DIRECT FROM EASTERN CITIES. FIRST PART A series of the most mystifying and awe inspiring feats cf magic and disap pearances ever pre sented on an Ameri can stase. WEIhO AND BEWITCH ING ORIENTAL DANCES SECOND PART Alexander's world famed SIMLA SEANCE The most marve lous exhibition of ...,: of tin- 'Vt".i centurv. to t'.i'Tn'.i jhly l wil.'.i iiiv siiii-o tho iTo;iti"!i 171 -o'irlli'i' ,1. .1 il.,1 tor tro '.:'..- l:..re 'a .ior-.i -a i'lk. S.' t . Yi'U ill lr;i o li',0 l h, 'ii've l:' I'd Illlil l'U'j'lcil tll.":!l ( VIT 1', t!:o Iv.fflir.c vV.'i!..ni--n -ii stui'.y cf liiiiid ivii- iii.:ti, r. DURING THE SIMLA SEANCE All ijr.t tioiis writ to: .ful avA : " talJo v.rn t.o-o will 'no ,n w, l.,.f, !!i;irt'i:u'.', lmir.o. fUtr.IC flltr. A'n .ll:i':i 1' '..-II ,.'.l ;;!. ' ' . ... j ': ' ' ? jr.'' .. V B Musics! Treat 1 . ' ; lor Medford and Rogue RivcrVfi!!-:y .3 Damrosch and Eim&alist With the New York Symphony Orchestra Ninety Musicians .Musical Evtnt of the Season At Natatorhini ,Tf J,. rsxJ 9 mm n. i f"V' iistonionTleTTeiiHo riflvIPh. r iillm lloll'l 1,11,1 .le, lill'eil ivnr