Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 10, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC TWO SHEDFORI MTtTE TUTBTTNE, IfEDFOTtD, OTIF.CIOX. SATURDAY, MAY 10.191f) Hollier'a Day will 1)6 universalis' observed thruout the United Statas when persons .whose mothers are Uv- intr will urAnf Piifl Anrnatlnna In thnfr honor, and those whose mothers arotwoods. mountains and streams are doad will wear white carnations In tribute to their memory. This sentl. montal custom-Is annually increasing in popularity 1n Medford. Mother's Day aorinons will be preached in sev eral of the churches. Pavilion dance at Gold Hilt, Sat- ' urday night, May 10th. , ii Tbore was another frost Just be- , fore sun-up this morning when the minimum temperature in- 'Medford waB 32 degrees and in other partB of the valley there was a much lower ( temperature, notably the Bear Creek orchard where the minimum of 28 de- . groea was reached. The Bear Creek DoVoo has a fine lino of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. 0. J. Seymour, engineer with the government bureau of public roads. and J. M. Whiteside, a chalnman of hls croWj arrived In the city from Portland late Friday, and left the Hotel Holland this morning for Pros- peat where .Mr. Seymour will look over the new Crater Lake nlghwny to be bo lit between that point and the boundary of Crater Lake national park. Next Tuesday the remainder of the survey crow will arrive from Portland . and. Mr. Seymour will at once begin staking out the work for the contractors. The contract will be let soon and it is expected the new road will fce comilBtd by fall or winter. "'..-' " '' ' Room and board at 43 North Grape street. Phone' 568. .66 Among county visitors In Medford today are Ray Davis of Prospect, Earl Kendall pi- Applegate, and W. H. Davis of Rogue River, who are regis tered at the 'Nash.'" I , For the best insurance see Holems, the Insurance Han. If there is any boy in Medford who wants to see the circus next week and . hasn't the price of a ticket, and can't get; the price let him call on Ed Brown. -When Ed was a youngster . himself the nearest he came' to a cir cus was sitting in a tree and watch ing the parade go past. That was the day of the horse wagon circus that traveled overland and the Brown place was situated too far from the! s topping, place, altho along the line of travel. Ed vowed then when he grew up he would dp what he could to see that boys not only saw the parade but saw the circus. So if you are a kid without the cries of . ticket an 4 you want to see the circus call on Edj Brown at his home or piace oi business -ne wiu .see you get in the tent and have a good seat. and it won't cost you a cent. Pavilioh dance at Gold Hill, Satur day night. May 10th. ' " " . ' 42 Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn' mower and have, it sharpened right. Cklled 'for- 'and delivered. Phone 320-J,. Mr. and MrsnW. B. Robinson are In' the citi- from the Blue Ledge dis trict and- are'guests at the Hotel Medford.) -' . See Tarzan, Page tonight. 42 -Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new ideas. : Vanity Hat Shop. ' , Joseph T. Brennan, James Leckle, . A. Zacharais and George H. Clark of San .Francisco arrived in the city this morning and are registered at the Medford. '' Carriage,1 wagon and auto repair ing and -rebuilding done at Merrlman Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran teed.' (f -. 66 Piston rings for all cara. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Robert P. Nell of Ashland, delegate from the Southern Oregon Presby tery, left last Wednesday to attend the Presbyterian general assembly convention at St. Louis. Mo. Don't forget the big pavilion dance at Gold Hill, Saturday night. May loth: I Litnia water at DeVoe's. ' Mrsi Mary, Wright departed Satur day morning for a social visit and to look after property matters at Al bany.' ?;-;. Vf'i . , SeeTaTzan, Page tonight. 42 Fir (slab hnd dry wood for sale by J.-T. Gaenon. 'Phone 859. '1V 4- Wright and Joe Niles were among" the Saturday visitors in Med ford from Trail. '- Don'tforget the big pavilion dance at Gold Hill,' Saturday night. May 10th;- ; . 42 Alco Ta'xi. Phone 95. The-farm bureau meeting at Ruch last night Is -reported ' by : County Agent! Cate and Miss Anne McCor mick as a successful one with an at tendance of 40 persons from that dis trict. Various farm bureau matters, rodent control and the' coming home Btudy course were disenssed. Don't fall 4o see the windows at the Liberty Repair Shop, 22 South Grape ''' ' -.-.-' ' 42 - Furniture upholstering, mattresB making, crating and packing. Doug las,' 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. The second debate upon the League of Nations was planned for next week under the auspices of the Drama League. - In deference to the wishes of the 'leaders of the debate it Iiub been decided to postpone the discussion until the full text of the covenant of the league has been pub lished.: - ' : . Victory Week special is our electric ranges on six equal payments. Paul's Electric Store. 42 , Brake lining for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Iay Phone: Paclfio 227." Night Phones: P. W. Weeks, 10S-J2. Lady Assistant. , Now that Victory Week festivities will soon ibe over, that Medford and Jackson county are thousands of dol. lars over the top In the Victory drive and that you have hud a week's good business and enjoyment, why not make a fitting climax by attending church services somewhere Sunday morning and evening. Of course the calling to you. They are God's han diwork and you should honor Him by first attending divine (service and thanking Him for all that you enjoy and then hike to the- woods and spend the rest of the day. We have three Btyles of Hot Point ranges in stock now, but they are going fast. Make your selection to day. Paul's Electric Store. ' 42 See Tarzan, Page tonight " 42 The Medford Ministerial associa tion will meet in the public library Monday at 10:20 a.' m. J. E. Wnl beck, secretary. Woman or girl wanted for night shift at DeVoe's. For fire Insurance phono 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track D. R. Wood & Co. The following account of the wed ding of last Saturday of Leo It. Scott of the marines service with two years yet to service, and- son of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Scott of near Jacksonville, was contained in the Vlsalta, Calif., paper: "Leo Bernard Scott, a mem ber of the marine corps stationed at Mare Island, secured a 4S hours fur lough to come to Visalia and arrived on the early train this morning. He was Joined here -by his fiance. Miss Florence Vhltt of Exeter. Together they secured a license from the coun ty clerk and sought a local minister and were married. The groom will return to Mare Island tomorrow. Mrs. Scott will remain with her parents in Exeter, from service the young couple will go to Jacksonville, Ore., to reside. In the meantime Mr. Scott, the new husband's father, will make efforts to have him discharged from further service. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. tf - Come to the Liberty tonight and see yourself as others see you. 4 2 David Eugene L. Olson of Minne apolis, arrived in the city Friday and Is a guest at the Hotel Holland. ' Maltea milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. ' . See Tarzan, Page tonight. 42 Mrs; F. M.- Wilkins. of this city. went .to Medford today where she will organize a chapter of the D. A. R. Mrs. Wilkins is state regent of the Oregon organization. ' While in Medford she will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Thayer. Mr. Thayer is a graduate of the 'University of Oregon.- His wife, formerly Miss Etha Williams, is a niece of Mrs. Wilkins. Eugene Guard. Mrs. Wil kins left Medford for borne this mor ning, having completed arrangements for the installation of the local chapter,- Spark plugs for all cars. C. E. Gates -Auto Co. .' - Moose dance Saturday night. Launspach's orchestra. - 42 W. H. Hughes of this city was op erated on in an Ashland hospital a week ago today for appendicitis. -j Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Less than 7 cents' was the average cost of electricity for one meal for four peop.e, three meals a day, 30 days a month in Medford. See our special range offer this week. Paul's Electric Store. ' .- ( 42 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kiesel of. Port land are visiting in the city. They are stopping at the Holland. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. For Victory Week only, skimmed milk 10c per gallon, delivered, Sni der's Dairy, 75 5,-R. 42 Workmen are busy tearing out the east brick wall of the former Model clothing store building, corner of south Bartlett and East Main, which will be occupied by the Palmer music house, preparatory to the installing of a new plate glass window. Canteens are practically indestruc table, yet cost less than water bags. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' Did a man with a camera take your picture today? If he did, come to the Liberty tonight and see your self. ' 42" 'Mrs. J. W. By water arrived In the city Friday from Kansas City, Mo., and is a guest at the Nash. Alco Taxi.- Phone 95. You can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. T. F. Haney, one of the contract agents of the Barnes circus, which shows here next Wednesday, Is a bus iness visitor in Medford. , Hemstitching, - Pecotlng, - Handicraft Shop. -':" "",-.'' The Medford Printing company is prepared with up-to-date cuts to print horse bills, letterheads, envel opes, etc., for horses, cattle, hogs and poultry. '' tf DR. RICKERT ! EYES SCIENTIFICA1LY , TESTED, AND GLASSES ;, ; PB0PERLY FITTED i NO DROPS , USED j ' Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated Suite 1-2 over Mar Co. 128 E. Main. Upstairs Kodak Finishing ' Film developing. 15c roll. Printine. Dost enrd size. 3 for 10c 2y2x3Vi and smaller. 2 for 5c. ' . Every dav service. JAP ART STORE ' Local Pictures At the Liberty . ' - "v ... .CECIL B D Ml LITE'S ""THE 6QUAV MAN" An U tuc CM..iAKTCUrT Putual The cast tor "The Squaw Man". .Is. one of the most notable ever assem bled for a single 'screen production. Elliott Dexter has the leading mnlo role, while Ann Little plays the lead ing woman's role, that of an lntilnn girl. The supporting company . in cludes practically nll of the Losky stock company favorites. Including several new players, notably Edwin Stevens, a noteddramatlc, vaudeville and comic opera star. The pictures of yesterday's Baby show will be shown for the last times tonight; also of other local person ages. New local pictures will be shown tomorrow. . George Andrews who suffered a stroke of paralysis on Tuesday was reported out of Immediate danger to day but still in a very serious condi tion. He is completely paralyzed on one side. . See Tarzan, Page tonight. 42 A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates for 11.35 at DeVoe's. Moose dance Saturday night. Launspach's orchestra., 42 E. E. - Lehrman was among the Grants Pass visitors in the city Sat urday. . Electric' ranges on special pay ments for Victory Week. Paul's Electric Store. 42 The - new ' way of wiring ranges used by Paul's Electric Store is es pecially desirable for tenants because the wiring goes with the range it you move. - ;'. :- 48 Mrs. George -McClaln and Mrs. Krancis Murphy of Phoenix, -are med ical patients in an Ashland hospital. For Victory Weyk only skimmed milk 10c 'per gallon, delivered. Sni der 's Dairy 76 5-R. 42 Bakery goods at DeVoe's. ' Mrs. J.' D. Downing of Los Angeles was visiting relatives - In Central Point this week. -, .. . Bicycles tires, and supplies. . Lib erty Repair Shop.. 22 South Grape. ' 47tJ Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61 Sunday evening the Epworth League of the First Methodist church will celebrate, the thirtieth anniver sary, of the league. ' A special service is being prepared by Miss Mary Tin ker; which will Include several musi cal numbers. ' It- is hoped not only the league members will be present, but all others who are Interested in the league work.: - ' -: , "How are you going to keep 'em down on the farm?" with a Western electric power and - light plant of course. Have you seen the cruam separator' motor, washer and others labor saving, money making electri cal devices at Paul'a Electric Store? 4 8 Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C. J F. Monnlch, R. F. D. 2. ., 82 fh. i,V The most, human -1 ' Folks 1 Here's a treat! A peach of a picture! Whimsical, liumun, reckless, lovable, punchful Harry Carey, greatest of all Western character portrayers, in a perfectly delightful - outdoor romance that. will grip you with thrills and Till you with chuckles. It's name? "A I'lGiiT FOK LOVJE" and it's just splendid. Now playing, ; , COMEDY LYON-MORAN Adults 20c. Children 10c Chicago men registered nt the Hotel Medford are II, L,: WheultU' and J. M. Uutrd. , ; J Over $2il5 worth thorminhbrod rnlililla and huti'livs tor sale hlKhest bidder baforo Monday noun. Crano, 10B9 Court. , J 42 The GrlMllas and their .friends are preparing an enjoyable outing tor Sunday afternoon at Gold lioy dam, where they nro'cnnsldorlug tho loca tion of a permanent camp, for which purpose a moating .will be held, after which rufreshmenls will be spread on the river bank, Kvotybody must take a lunch, but the ulnb will provide cof fee, cream und sugar. Those desiring to make tho trip must be at the Com mercial club ut 3 o'clock. Parties having room In Uiolr autos tor others will pleuse notify iMr. J. W. Drosslor. A comfortable Fedortil truck will be provided tor those having no moans of transportation. ' Los Angeles viBltors in the city In clude William -M. Stanton and Charles Lilly. Bon F. Wilson of tlor keley and W.L. bvana or Sacramento ure also California guests at tho .Med ford.. , Crater Lako Motor Co. open 7 a. m closo il p. in. Eleven mechanics. 42 "Sir. William Watson Powers of this city celebrated his 92nd birthday a few days ago. Ho Is halo and hear ty and exceptionally active tuontully and physically for a man of his years. He Is an Interesting conversationalist and recalls clearly the early history of Yrcka. In which ha took an urtivo part. Ho was the first man to erect a frame building In the city of Med ford. Ho knows southorn Oregon and northern California like a book. Yreka News. ' A rellnor will double the life of your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co. After an absonce of 14 months in Franco Jack Garrott, sou of Mr.' and Mrs, O. C. Garrett, arrived home' last night. Following repeated attempts to Join the army with failure an ac count of ill health he tinully was ac cepted in the aero service and served in the 26th balloon company of that branch. - He arrived in France on Oct. 19,-1918 and was sent at once to the front near Sedan where ho spent the last days of the war. After the armistice was signed ho spent a month on transportation duty near Bordeau, after which he was sent home and discharged. For Victory Week only skimmed milk 10c- per gallon,-delivered, Sol der's Dairy, 755-R. 42 Edison Marshall left this morning for northern points Just "to bum around" and gather material for new short stories. During the past fow months ho has written 19 stories, ton of which were accepted for publica tion. ; ' ';.! -" . ". ' Ol'EV FOR WJSIXKSS. The Owl Cafe, 121 East Main St., Tuesday, May 1 J, at l!t a .ta. II you want iu iuik usn iu .iiuviv, u juh want to eat talk to Ed, Will. carry a nice line of delllcatosSn gdodi, all kinds of meats and -pastry, 'mado to order. ' Special lunches put up for fishing and hunting parties. 'Hot dinners sent out by taxi, quick ser vice. All kinds of lunch goods on hand, bread, cream, butter arfd milk tor sale. We cater to the most fas tidious. . .. . , ", : Mack for fish, Ed for eats. Hart & MoGulrk. . E. C. Hart, Manager. Alco Taxi at your service. 121 East Main St. - 43 ': TOD LATE TO CLASSIFY; WANTED Agents to sell Bailey Gas ' Maker, uood opportunity for right - Man, Apply 112 East Main street. ..v ." .. 43 FOR SALE Account sickness, $205 '. pedigreed and thoroughored rab : Bits, hutches; highest bidder be fore Monday noon. Crane, 1053 ' ;Court. ' : ' . . 42 TONIGHT Last Showiner 'ROMANCE OP TARZAN' SUNDAY . ONLY, me. r--, i. ,j actor of them all IT IS A GOOD ONE TODAY Tho Mysterious. Miss Raffles will be a liuly of thlB city drvKuod In her regular way. It may bo your Hiatal1, wlfo, mother or sweetheart. Aflur 9:30 meet every wo mini ou tho street with tho sloguu "With Medford Trade is Medford Mudo" and you may ha tho first to moot tho lady ami got the $5 and a dauco with hur. Postmaster ailms will return to duty next wook aflur bis annual vaca tion of 20 days which he bus boon spendlirg mostly nt hla ranch near Central Point. Tho colonel cunio to town Friday to got some ooffao and canary seed and tho Salvation Army papers of Portland: - . ' tlot your' milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DoVoo's. w ' ' . .Mi's. Otto Khun, of Klamath Kails, and her suitor, Miss Gladys Applo Kiito, of San Francisco, uro hero tor week's vlBlt with their parents) Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Applegate, on Urunllo street. Ashland Record, ' , Seo Tnriuu. Pago tonight. 42 Billy Odan of Uutto Fulls and Chun. Dunn's of this city, left Satur day morning for Snloin from wlioro they will proceed to one of tho Mar lon count)' logging camps where they will bo employed during tho summer. ... L!L..I,..IL.L1 J ..-XI. LI Typewriter l'SKItSXATTKXTIOX J. W. GARDNKIl, export Type writer repairman In Medford, Parts for overhauling all makes of machines. Rebuilt machines, all makes, tor sale. ! nox 15 , Cure- Mull Trllnmo Dine out occasionally with your family; lot It take on Bomuthlngof tho liuturo of a holiday. Let every member of the family anticipate Its coming! .. ,, , Every one of you will enjoy our bountiful and appointing A LA CARTE CHICKEN DINNER Served OSlO'to 8:0O p. in. '''.'' It is a dinner woll cooked and faultlessly served. You will like It. - Lunch 12 to 1 :30 p. ni. ' ,; Holland Cafe .. . Cgujrtlslit fwiauml. IVVt . The One Thing You Have to Do Perhaps you have bought a new car with a Willord Storage Battery on it. Perhaps you have bought a , Willord Battery to replace the battery on an old car, ' ...N' "'' which you' entitled to WiU.nl l D.y Battery Imurance. But to set thb proteetlonrour bt- ' torymuu b rtgitimrmd. Of coune we reciater battery when we aril It, but it it I, on a new car, be auratodrive In riiht away and have ua put the registry number on It. - At the lame time well aladly tell you . the few atmple ruka that you mint follow to give your battery the right . Mart in life. Auk ut for a copy of the booklet, "Willard Service end You." ELECTRIC SHOP 1 Hey There, Mr. ! Now is Hubbard Brothers f I 's- ' " ' - . ' " ' : '. : : ''' '.- '3 .7 P, K. Halter, principal of tho high iu'IkioI,- loft Sut urday morning lor HoBuburg on a short liiiiitnuu v In It In (hut city. L I B E R l Y : LAST TIMES TONIGHT -; The Big Special All-Star Cost Production iquawman Willi Elliott Dcxlcr, Aim LiilU', TliftHloi'o UolicrtH, KntliPi'ino McDonald, Jack llolt, Kflyvin Stcvcim, Hp. Don't fail to ede tlie pictures of Yesterday's Baby Sliow, and perhapa yourself. 1 i TOMORROW MONDAY Another Big Double-Star Bill DOROTHY DALTON in "HARD BOILED" FATTY ARBUCKLE in "IN LOVE" Also NEW LOCAL PICTURES Mm' fe Notice to At a HKX'ting of the Bakers' AHsndaUon it was decided .iflpessary 1o advance th( jirice.of brcud a cent a loaf, 'and other bakery koikI.s in proportion, to offset the actual increase in tho coat of production, which heretofore llie .bakers haw lieeu compelled to pay. ; PULLMAN BAKERY, ROYAL BAKERY, NEWTOWN BAKERY, LIKMORE BAKERY. 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