Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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HETTFORE WKTU TRIBUNE, METFOTlT, ' ' ftRfiflOtf. , TUESDAY. ATRTL' 29, 1919
Zocd'Bde&
fho war of extermination on the
rodent pouts of Jackson county by the
government and farmers Is soon to
begin In earnest. Ira aabrlelson. the
chief of the federal biological survey
for Oregon, and crew of assistants
arrived In tho city this forenoon
from Corvullls to remain here for
tome time to conduct the poison
campaign. 'They will first mix up
two tons of poison to add to the two
already Jntxed by County Agent Cats
and the farm bureau and the two
tons more that will be mixed by the
latter.. Then the start will bo begun
to poison tho ground squirrels on the
five mile strip of government and
patented lands around, the edge- of
' the i county,; beginning ' first ' at the
southern extremity, . , : i :
' Piano tuning, George W. Cross, 6l)8
Wt 2nd,' phone 809; endorsed by
leading teachers southern Oregon. 62
" Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown of Ta
comai Wash.,' enroute home from at-
tendance at the California State Med
ical 'association convention at Santa
Barbara, arrived In the city this mor
ning for a several days stay and are
the guests of their old time friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wcsterlund, at the
Hotel Holland. Dr. Brown Is presi
dent of the medical association of
the state of Washington and Is finan
cially Interested in a local orchard.
J 'Who Is this woman? ''-.
Following the recent example set
by Medford the neighboring city of
Grants Pass Is planning to organize
a brass oand and a committee of the
chamber of commerce w. to have
submitted o' repjrc on this subject at
a meeting af ihe chamber last night.
DeVoe bos a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
The members of the county court
conferred with Prosecutor Roberts
this morning relative to the county's
taking over the farm of R. M. Conley
thru which the new route of the Pa
cific highway from Central Point, to
Gold Hill will pass. , The arbitrators
were to meet at the , farm -today.
George Dunn la the arbitrator for
the county In the matter and W. A.
Cowley for Mr. Conley, and in. case
these two are unable to agree a third
arbitrator to be chosen- by them will
be called in.
, Spray, hose 22 cents per foot while
It lasts; . Rogue River Fruit & Pro
duce Association. 36
. Klamath Falls visitors in the city
today Include W. H. Mason.
,, Who is this woman? "
The state bankers association will
meet in annual convention in Port
land, June 13 and 14, and letters of
invitation make special request that
the bankers bring their wives, moth
ers, sisters and sweethearts. . ,i
The- Woodmen of the World will
hold a class initiation next Wednes
day night. Refreshments will be
served. - All members requested to
attend. '."''"- 33
C. W. Gertridge of Lbs Gatos. Cal.,
was among the callers at the Com
mercial club yesterday afternoon.
For the besi Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. ,
County Recorder Chauncey Florey
and i Jack Reter, according to the
Jacksonville Post, have leased some
mining ground on Forest creek which
is very promising. ' ,
Who Js' this woman?
H. W. Scott of .the United States
navy, was among last night's arrivals
registered at the (Holland.
Try. our 'merchants . lunch. The
Shasta....:. . nh. . ...-. tf
Dr. R. W. Stearns who is now at
tending the Mayo clinics at Roches-
ter.-Minn., expects to return to Med
ford to resume his practice about
June 1st. , -. . ' , : . . 33
. The iioyal Women's Bible class 6 J
tne unristian churcn will meet at the
home of Mrs. Alenderfer, 701 Park
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
- Registration books will close Sat
urday night.:; .'. 35
Medford's -new city band will hold
its weekly meeting and rehearsal to
night in the and's permanent head
quarters In t'he room over the Golden
Rule store. .The band will welcome
newcomers to the city as well as old
residents of : Medford and vicinity
who are experienced musicians. No
student players are wanted. Men who
desire to Join the band and can not
be present tonight should get into
touch with T. A. Fifer, Ed White or
0. A. "Root. '. A recent very desirable
acquisition to this fine musical or
ganization Is - an exceptionally fine
alto' player. ', ,;.,:.': ;'
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn mower and have it sharpened
right: ' Called for and delivered.
Phone 320-J. ,.'
Common alfalfa seed $27.00 per
hundred pounds. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co.- . 35
The Medford Choral society, will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock at St.
Mark's hall.
Roomerangt, not whizz-hangs: Cra
ter Lake Hardware Co. , ?
DR. RIGKERT
Miss Jean Babe) Cochran, who
recently returned from a visit with
"Mrs. W. C.'Holuian, at Portland, had
several, parties given in her "honor
and her picture was printed in the
society columns of the Telegram and
the Oregonlan. This Item was pub
lished in the Oregonlan: "A charm
ing maid. Miss Jean Cochran, of
Medford, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. W. C. Holman at River
dale, figured in social activities dur
ing her visit in this city. Last week.
end she was the honor guest at a de
lightful house party at Hood River,
Mrs. Holman feeing hostess. The
party Included several of the younger
set, many of whom also entertained
tor the visitor with Informal lunch
eons, teas and motor trips, with an
occasional dinner and "dance. Miss
Cochran left Wednesday morning for
heqhome." . 4t-
Who is this woman?
The (Barneburg that was to have
been given Tuesday night has been
postponed. , S3
The Medford branch - of the Asso
ciated Industries of Oregon will hold
a meeting at the public library Wed
nesday at 4 p. m.- All are cordially
invited. .
Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new
Ideas, vanity Hat Shop.
Llthta water at DeVoe's.
Mrs. Robert Reames left Tuesday
morning for Portland, her future
home, where she will join her hus
band who has been employed In a
shipyard there tor some time past.
Piston rings for all cars. C E,
Gates Auto Co.
Anyone wanting us to pack furs
for cold storage drop us a card or
leave furs 435 South Fir street. Furs
Insured against loss' by fire, theft or
moths. F. W. Bartlett : 35
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859.
a quick lunch at DeVoe's. -
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Townsend are
among the Portland guests stopping
at the Nash. :?;-if'-. ....
Woman or girl wanted for night
shift at DeVoe's. .t ;
Registration books will close Sat
urday night. ; 35"
Among Butte Falls men in the city
Monday night and today were E. E.
Emerson, C. I. Porter and W. H.
Hughes.. , -
It pays to save in the Building A
Loan. 429 M. F. & H.- Bldg.
Who Is this woman? i
E. E. -Vroman left for Portland
and other points north this morning
on a business trip.
Alco TaxL Phone 95..
Buy now and save a dollar. Crater
Lake Hardware Co.
Arthur J. Iloran, manager of the
Rialtq theater left today tor Rose-
burg to attend the opening on Thurs
day of the remodeled Antlers theater
which his partner, H. L. Percy, Is
managing. ; During his absence his
father, M. J. Moran, will look after
the Rlalto.
Furniture npholsteiing, : mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Brake lining tor all cars. C. E.
Gates. Anto Co. '
San Francisco men registered at
the Hotel Medford today included H.
A. Vaae, W. F. Hanrahan, George R.
Cosgrove, T. H. Kiel and M. Cooper.
Try our merchants lunch. The
bhasta. . tf
This Is oil stove week. Let 'uB
demonstrate the Clark Jewel oil
stove. Crater Lake Hardware Co. .
AV. M. Roles, advance agent of the
"My Soldier Girl", attraction, is a
business visitor in Medford.
Sudan grass seed. Pasture grasses,
both wet and dry land. Monarch Seed
& Feed Co. 35
' Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gregory of
Idaho Falls, Idaho, are here to look
over the valley and are making their
headquarters at the Nash hotel.
Springs for' all cars. ' C. E. Gates
Auto Co.
A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for $1.35 at DeVoe's. ,
The members of the county court
spent the afternoon in the Evans
creek territory looking over some Im
provement work.- 1
Canteens are practically lndestrnc
table, yet cost less than water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. :,'..
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
yi Jr sf i jj't
fcVES SCIENTIFICALLY
' : . TESTED, .AND GLASSES
PROPERLY FITTED
'NO DROPS TJ8HD '
Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
Suite 1-2 over May Co. - .
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER ,
'Dny'riittne! Paclflo 227.
Nbjtht' Phones: F. W. Weeks, 10S-J2.
Lad Assistant.
Salad Jell
Lime Jiffy -Jell 2s fla
'vored "with lime-fruit, es
sence in a vial. 'It makes
a tart, green salad jclL
Jiffy-Tell 'desserts 'are
Savored with fruit-juice
essences, highly - con
densed, sealed in glass.
; Each dessert tastes like
a fresh-fruit dainty and
it is. ' ''.' .
, . You ' will change from
iold-style gelatine dainties
when yon once try Jiffy
, Jell. .Millions, have
' changed already. - - -
Order from your' grocer"
now
mm
'10 Flavor, atYmr GrocT,t
2 Package for 25 Cint
Kodak Finishing
Film developing. 15o roll.
PrmtiuB, vost card size, 3' for lOo.
2V9.x'iVk and smaller. 2 for 6o,
- : Every dav service.
JAP AET STORE
Chaa. F. Retchsleln spent Tuesday
at Glendale In an effort to got a sup
ply of wood for the Valley Fuel com-
' Who la this woman? is,
1 Dr. Heine. Garnott-Coroy Bldg.
The "doing Up" musical comedy
company which plays at the Pago to
night will arrive la tho city at .7
p. m. from Redding, Cal. The com
pany numbors 53 -persons. "Their
baggage and scenery car will arrive
In 'Medford on-an earlier train, due
at 5:27 p. m. , ; t
Registration books will close Sat
urday night. 85
Spark plugs tor all cars. C. E.
Gates' Auto Co.'
C. E. McCanna of the 303d infan
try, famous 91st division, who was
22 months In service," ten of which
were spent In France, arrived home
this morning from the Presidio, San
Franolsco, where he was discharged
from service. .
Who is Als woman? '
Aloo Taxi. Phone 9 5. ' ,
M. F. Yalomsteln of Detroit. Mich.,
is a business visitor in the city. -
Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C.
F. Monnich, R. F. D. 2. 62
Four-inch wood, pipe at Medford
Lumber Co. x ' - - . ' tf
J. P. Carbery and P. E. McKee of
Jacksonville and E. H. McKee of Ap
plegate, are guests at the Nash hotel.
Who Is this woman? ' .
Say boys, they come right back to
you that's a boomerang. - ;
Portland men registered at the ho
tels today were K. Morgan, J. H.
Renner, A. A. Calrnes, J.-W. Lundy,
P. V. Entoe and O. E. Merwln.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's. M.
A rellner will double the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
W. E. Vaught of Los Angeles, Is a
California visitor registered at the
Medford. 5
, A' hot weather 'necessity Clark
Jewel- oil stove. Crater Lake Hard
ware Co..' :.''. '.i, ' . v' '
Bicycles ' tires, and supplies. Lib
erty Repair Shop. 22 South Grape.
: , 47
Miss Bell Winkle of Kngle Point,
loft Monday night tor Klamath Fulls
where she will spend the Bummer.
Who is this woman? '- -
1 Fbur-luoh wood pipe at Medford
Lumber Co. . v tf
' Miss Mntllda Harvey arrived from
Grants Pass yosterdny to visit nor
daughter,. Mrs, Mert Merrlmun.
Old papers tor building tiros and
house cleaning, 10o bundle, .
Hemstitching, .
Pecotlng,
'. Handicraft Shu?. ' ' " '
A telegram "was received' by "the
Conimorclal club this afternoon from
Senator MoN'ury at Washington, D.
C, stutlng that he had Just boon ad
vised by Colonel Davis of the aviation
service, war department, that the lat
ter had arranged for an aircraft exhi
bition In Medford by the plmies which
will be enroute to the Portland Rose
festival' from Mather Flold, near Sac
ramento, In June. '
Alco Taxi, Phone 95. i.
; Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
Francisco Fernando, a Spaniard
unable to talk English, and a suspect
ed bootlegger who was arrested on a
train passing thru ?Jed ford last Sun
day morning by Deputy Sheriff Mc
Furson. was placed on trial In Justlco
Taylor's court this afternoon. Mo
Furson claims tltat Fernando was en
route to Portland with a suitcase In
which iWord six quarts of whiskey,
and that ho and an Ashlnnd officer
saw him at that station with the suit
case In charge. The prisoner, thru
James McCanna, another prisoner In
the county 'jail being held to the
grand jury and who acted as inter
preter, testified that he did not own
the suitcase and did not know whose
property it was.
Not whlzt-bangs Boomerangs.
Ask the kids, they know. '
The time for registering for the
JspeclaV state election In June, at
'which time the voters will pass on
the referendum measures passed by
the last legislature, will end Satur
day' evening. -, '
Who is this woman?' ' J
To lad Motorists
- Owing to receiving so many mimes
for Instructions from lady nutomobll
lsls we are compelled to glvo one lus
sou each day to motor troubles. We
hnvo designated certain days tor cur
talu cars, between the hours of 2
p. ni. and 4 p. n. Bring an old duster-on'
tho day of your Instructions.
Cut this out, and come on the duy sot
for your car. AH lessons free,
Mondays, Uulcks. '
'...''Tuesdays, ChovrolistB, Frunklliis.
Wednesdays, , Hudson, Chulmora,
Maxell, " s i , .
Thursdays, Dodgo, OHlmnobllu.
Fridays, Oakland, Saxon, Ovorliuid
; Saturdays, Fords.
i VIUTKIt LAKH MtTm CO.
32
Notice ''
. Registration books for. tho Juno
election will clouo Saturday night.
All who are not registered should cull
on tho precinct registrar hefore that
date. OHAUNCUY FLORKY,
32 County Clerk.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Woman for kitchen work
Write X Y '., carothiB offlco.
FOR SALH Cord wood tltubor 1.U0
per cord stumpugo, three utiles
t south of Jacksonville. Goo. . W.
'Mttrgrottor. 37
WANTED Cook for seven men at
orchard near Medford; good poal
. tlon and appointments. Box ,
Wall Tribune: .
FOR SALE $65.00 buys a good
brood and work mare, 7 years old,
1200 lbs., at 29 South Peach street.
86
FOR 8ALE Adam Schaaf upright
piano, player attachment. Only
used a short time. Cull Miss Rob.
erta, 29 Ross Court. 3-I
FOR SALE One 2-horse disc har
row, one 2-horse corn cultivator,
In good condition. Hamilton Pat
ton, call evenings, 132-H. 34
18 cents a package :
- Cim'i mn 90d mrvjwtmrm im -
, mcnntiBeaOy mwHd pckB of 30
liMrwMmm; or ttm psckagmm 200
agarwttwti) in m gUwhm-pmpf
. owrvti carton. Wm mtroniy ro
omtnmnd IM carton tor th honv
or oBitm supply or wbn yotttYL
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Mr. and Mrs, Kllnworlh TuM ' Vrtv".', ,n "! "Uy 'M,,B
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Our increased volume of sales,
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TOMORROW ' ; THURSDAY
Bryant Washburn in 'The Way of a Man
With a Maid" . . " J
v i" Pearl White in "The Lightning Raider" s
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J' ':..-.' Cohan and Harris Present . ,. "
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