Medford mail tribune., May 30, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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srai)FORT) matt; trtrttnttc, - Mwoitn, Oregon; ftctday. MAY; no, mif
IocalBtieB
The. lui-v In circuit eaurt vestoniuv
afternoon returned a vordlct of not Mcdford on business.
Klillty in tho cases against D. C. The Griffith players are as distlne
HalKht, the returned soldier, and Ira tlve In their acting as the Griffith
Ba.tlen, the foster father ot his wife, j productions are distinctive In motion
who were tried on the eharRo ot at- ploturps. Lillian Glsh, Robert Hr
tempt to extort , monoy. Thus Iron, Oeorgo Fawcett and others all
cam to an, end a sensntlonnl ense, 'appear In the: lnteArtrraft. picture,
which' started In the nattlen-Halght I "A Homance of Hutioy .Valley. " At
nomo Boverni weiR8 ago. .
Help : wnnten--Pormnneiit posl-
tlons. Medford Domestic Laundry.
vVi ... ....u.ouuo ,.,,
ner Kleventh street and 8. P. track.',"; ' ',,,' 7 twi. rLm h!
D. R. Wood ft Co. T A "ffr- trte' '"m,?,
A . . ... bis daughter, Mrs. James B. Mlcklo
Guests at the Medford are MIfs . ....Vj ... .... ..... ...
Jessie D. McComb.' state leader of
tho home
e demonstration agents, of ,,,,. ,,- ..,. ' ,,
... . ,.to their winter Monte at Grants pass
. and Mrs. C. It. Castner of;,,, ., . ,, . ...
to- spent a non visit. , .
iver, presldont of the Btnte ' ,,.. ,
Corvallls,
Hood' River, presldont
federatlod of women's clubs.
B. J. MoPliee, palntur ' Pbone
(100-X. . 76
Ice cream to take homo, 20c a
pint, 40c a Quart. No - war tax.
Sugar Bowl.
Blaine Klum returned home last
night from a ten days business visit
at Klamath Falls.
Wanted help, Medford Domestic
Laundry. Permanent positions.
Hemstitching,, pecotlng. Some new
ideas.. Vanity Hat Shop. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. V.Ayers of Jack-i
sonvllle. came in yesterday to spend
Memorial day in the city. They are
at the Holland.
A Romance of Happy Valley Is a
Sweet-as-Honeysuckle Romance. Lib
erty today and tomorrow. 59
Teacher of piano and music. Mrs.
C. E. Coble, 21 West Tenth street. S2
. Chief ot Police Timothy today or
dered a California woman to leave
town at once under penalty of arrest,
and to remain away from the city.
She- had been .here for. a week and
appeared at the carnival last night
in an intoxicated condition. .
Room and board at 43 North Grape
street Phone 568. ' 66
Carriage, wagon and anto repair
ing and rebuilding done at Merrlman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed. "' 66
Mr. and Mrs. D. Vance of Sacra
mento are stopping at the Medford,
as is Mrs. William Bell of Rosebnrg. j
If you have been- informed, that
your old sewing machine is worn ont
and can't be fixed, just call up Doug
las and have him look it over. ft. 00
I may put it in good ' running order.
Work guaranteed. phoh.e "615-J.
101 South Central.
- Sewing machines repaired; clean-
ed and adjusted, $1.00.- Machines I
4-ented, 25c per week. Expert clock
repairing. Work called for and de
livered. Ask your neighbor.' Doug
las, 101 South Central,' phone 615-J
tf '
E. M. McKeahy returned home thisi of Ashland, exalted ruler ot the-Ash-morning-
from a business trip to; land Elks, and E. E.' Magee, member
Washington and Idaho -fruit districts.
Batteries called for and delivered
for recharging and repairing, with
out extra charges. Auto' Electric
Equipment Co.," phone 237-R. ....60
Piston rings tor all cars. C E.
Gates Auto Co.
Roy Pruitt is among the guests
registered at the Imperial hotel, atjval, pleaded guilty in Justice Tay
Portland. - jjor's court to operate a game of
A Highway ot Heart Throbs from chance and was fined $25 and costs.
Maple Sugar Land to the Olive which he paid. , , -
Groves. See Griffith's big produe-: The latest Artcraft picture pro
tlon "A Romance of Happy Valley," dnced by D. W. Griffith. "A Romance
with Lillian Glsh, Robt. Harron and of Happy Valley" is a sweet story of
Geo. . Fawcett, at the Liberty today simple folk with its scenes laid in
and tomorrow. ' ,- 69 'he sunny southland. It is the kind
Alco Taxi. ' Phone 95 ' of story that appeals strongly to all
Walter Schmidt and Don Hoffman classes. For the second time since
changed their pleas to guilty in cir- j "Hearts of the World" and "The
cult court yesterday afternoon when ! Great Love" Mr. Griffith has gotten
their trial was called. Judge Calk-jdear away' frora' war and' the big
ins Imposed a sentence of $50 fine ' spectacles. At the Liberty today and
and costs and 30 days Imprisonment 'tomorrow.;1 . V- 59
in the county jail. Then he suspend- - ..'-. . . . ..-
ed the jail sentence during their good
behavior.' They 'with Chas. James
were found hooking fish out of the
flshway at the Gold Ray' dam last
Friday night and were arrested by
Fish and Game Warden Dalley and
Deputy Fish and Game Warden
Walker. After his indictment James
disappeared and has not yet been lo
cated. . , '
Paul's Electric store will remain
closed all day Memorial Day. - 58
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn mower and have It sharpened
right. Called for and delivered.
. Phone 320-J. '
Arthur Clark, of San Francisco,
manager of the Clark-Henery paving
company, was in Medford Thursday
enroute home from Portland,- where
he was successful in getting another
contract on the Pacific Highway out
of Oakland, Oregon.. A large asphalt
plant arrived at Central Point Tues
day and; the Clark-Henery company
expect to be laying pavement In two
weeks. The grading is progressing
rapidly and. is completed from Cen
tral Point to near Seven Oaks.
Canteens are practically lndestruc
tablo, yet cost less than water bags.
C, E. Gates Auto Co. .
Dick SanderB says now is a good
time to have your exterior work
done. The air 1b clear of insects. and
good drying weather.- Good 'Clean
workmanship'.,' Thoiie meal time or
evenings. 840-J. 844 West 14!h.
You can get most any
old thing at DeVoes
most any old time.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER '
Day Phono: Faclfio 227.
Night I'bonesi P. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
Ikdy Assistant. '
Henry Callahan Is ono ot the
Memorial "lay visitors in tho city
from the Blua I.cdgo mining district.
K. G. Lewis ot Kugeue, traveling
freight and passenser nuent of the
' Southern Pacific, Bpent Thursday In
line i.ioerty today una tomorrow, &v
For the best Insurance see Holems.
j lno Insurance Man.
I O. H. Keatorson who onerntoi. a
' "..'y. '."
The Medford Prlnlu.g company Is
prepared with up-to-date cuts to
print horso bills, letterheads, envel
opes, etc.. for horses, cattle, hogs
and poultry. .V; tf
Alco Taxi. .Phone 95. ,
V. S. Stephenson and wife of Ap
plegate, and A. E. Abbott ot Butte
Falls, were registered at the Nash
today.
First-class kodak work, charges
about half regular prices. Jap Art
Store. tf
Dr. A, - Bursell, 309-10-11 M. F. &
H. Bldg., Korth Central. Phono 29.
S2
Dorothy and Miriam Booter are
spending the week end with friends
at Grants" Pass.
Fir slab and dry wood tor sale by
J. T. Gannon. Phone S59.
Hale's Piano House has moved to
115 East Main street, in the place
recently vacated by the Bernard Mil
linery store, opposite First National
bank. . s 601
- The city jail -was tilled last night i
for the first time in. many months.
Four young men, strangers in the
city, were arrested by Chief Timothy
for flirting with young girls at the
carnival, and there were other ar
rests for minor offenses.
Hemstitching,. '
Pecoting, . . - ,
? Handicraft Shop. . .
'Alco Taxi. Phone 95. . ?
Many Medford people left by auto
oh outings at the river and in the
country today. Few people loft town
by -train. , -. .
' Springs for all cars.
Auto Co.
Back on the job.- Just returned
from the service and ready to do
your' piano tuning and repairing. W
P. Brooks. Call Palmer Piano Place.
i Out of town visitors at the Elks
lodge meeting last night wereT. O.
Russell of Eugene, past'exalted ruler
of the Eugene Elks lodge, D. Pero2zi
of t&o Klamath Falls lodge.
Spark, plugs for ail cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. .
A reliner will double the life of
your tire. C. E. Gatea Auto Co.'
Early last evening E. Kelly, who
was arrested Thursday night for run
ning a gambling game at the earn!
VEH-ACIDfTY
of the stomach has upset many a
night's rest. If your stomach is add
disturbed, dissolve two or three
on the tongue before retiring unci en
joy refreshing ileep. Thepnrityand
goodness of. l&molds guaranteed by
SCOTT EOWNE-
MAKERS O? SCOTT'S I
i EMULSION
1
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME,
Try it! For a few cents you can -
v . dry clean everything.
' Save five to ten dollars quickly by
dry cleaning everything in the home
with gasoline that would be ruined by
soap and ; water suits,' coats, ; waists,
silks, laces, gloves, shoes, furs, drap
eries, rags everything!
Flare a gallon or more of gasoline in
a dishpan or washboiler, then put in
the things to be dry cleaned, then
wash them- with Solvitc sosp. Shortly
everything comes out looking like new.
Kothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles.
Do not attempt to dry clean without
Solvite soap. This gasoline Soap is the
secret of all dry cleaning.'-.'
1 A package of Solvite soao containing
directions for home dry cleaning, ' costal
little at any drug store. Dry clean out
doors Or away from flame. :
Kodak Finishing
Film developing, 15e roll.
Pnntinir, post card size. 3 for 10c.
iVrf'AVi and smullcr. 2 for 6o. '
Every lav service.
JAIART STOBE
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. need of Port
land and Junta C, KemliiRtoii of Xlc
Mlnnvillu, aro litiusts at the Hotel
Holland, ns are also Ray Cyr and J.
K. Forney of Klamath Kails.
Brako lining ror all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
. Chlldrou's hair cuts one ot our
specialties at the Uowman & Noo
Barber Shop, . .
Remember tho Knglo Point dance
Saturday night, .May 8 1st. Good
music. v , . CO
The northbound train dne hero at
7:35 a. m. dally did not roach the
"nt" 'J)' noon because of a
j freight wreck somewhere iu Califor
nia. '
Ano,hor PPlr danco nt Kaglo
Point Saturday night. May 31st.
,. ,. , Hn.
iood music. ' 60
Try our merchants lunch. The
riioj
, onas'a.
i . v r
J. N. I
in...
, the Hotel
llott. ot St. Louis, Is umong
Medford guests from a dls-
taneo.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las. 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. (1
REMOVAL NOIICE
Palmer Piano Huuso has rcntod
the storo building formerly occupied
by the Model Clothing Co., 234 East
Main street, corner of Main and Bart
lett, and will move into samo about
June 1st. ,
Having bought ot the Hale Piano
House tho Victor Cock, small goods
and sheet music onablcs us to tit
out a store up to date whereby we
will be able to serve the public as
efficiently as Portland or San Fran
cisco. We sell everything musical,
therefore solicit your patronags and
assure you of courteous and fair
treatment. :
PALMER PIANO .HOUSE,
60 . 234 East Main St.
-Old papers tor building fires and
house cleaning, 10c bundle.
Time Brinqs Js;
At- the t-rours Pats tlio Coming 61
Baby Drawl Noirei Are . ,
You Prepared?
i Ko woman avatUmr tho Joj of coming
motherhood fhculd allow tlie dnys to pan :
without urinr the wonderful penetrating ap- j
plication, Motbtrs' FrlcnJ.
By tl rccular me thrraixbout the period '
the syrtem Is prepared for the coiUnff crept j
and strain end tcfelon Is relieved. It ren-
dcrs the brond. Aat abdominal diiiIm nllnnt
and ther readily yield to nature's demand
fnr ornnfralnn A Mit It.A nmrvM nrn
not dnitt-n uoon with tfi.it oecultar vTenca 1
ing strain, end nosco, nervousness, bearing-
down snd utrctciitng' pains arc counteracted, m
The abdomen expands easily when baby ar- K,
rivefl and the hours at the crisis are oat E
w rally less. Fain acd daoffcr as a coojc- I
qucr.ee la aTolded.
adTance. but y&?urcz a ipcedy rccorory for
the mother. The aldn U kept vift and
smooth and natural and free frosa dUflsure
tsent .
.Write to the Brad field Rcfula lor Compa ny ,
Dept. J. IJitnar Dui!dinr. Atlanta. Ceonrfa,
for theli Motherhood book, and procure a
bottle of Mother's Friccd from the druggist.
H Is jutt standard os imythins yuy can
t&lalf of.
UNITED, STATES RAIL-
ROAD ' ADMINISTRA-
TION, DIRECTOR GEN-
ERAL OF RAILROADS,
SOUTHERN RACIFIC
RAIIjROAD lines
NORTH OE ASHLAND
TRAIN SCHEDULES
' ; CHANGED.
. Sunday, June 1st.
Slight changes will b!
made iu schedules ot some
main lino trains.
Train 53 '
Leave Medford 4:00 pm
, instead of 4:20 pm.' ;
Train l4 v .
Leave Medford 7:40 am
instead of 7:35 am.
Train 54 :''''"'' -;
. Leave Medford 5 :10 pm
instead of 5 :27 inn.
' Ask local agent for partic
ulars and folders. .
... ... joim, m. Scott,'.
A General Passenger Agent.
Payroll money puts life
into any community. The
more payrojl money put In
circulation In Oregon, the
faBlcr we grow and .- the
stronger, we become.;
; Help, by your patronago
to build up Oregon indus
tries whose products, sold
in the markets of tho world,
mean 1JI.GOBII PAYROLLS
for Orcg:x ; I
" ilSSOCJ ATED IKDUSTRTES
OF OHKOON
IS
ATTACKED BY TWO
Two Yreku vounir moil, members
of tho i S. navv homo on it l'urhmuh,
lire in mil loilitv us u result of tin at
tiiek on Chief of Police Titnotliv lust
iijsht, Ourinit which tho chief was
hiuilv ehol;ed hv one of them.
' Ti, eliief was iusr i-et inning from
die niiv rifuii ui -Lv o. III. liner
n ii nested four men for t'lirlinir
with uirls at tho ouTiiivnl. When on
turth I'Nr stwet between the l'itr
I' ni's I.iuuber comminv tiliuit nuil
l?r. Helm's office ho heard two voumr
p.en talking louillv in the dark ami
n was heard to exeltiim: "If we
uoulil iret uiiother bottle I'd stuv over
here tonicht."
. The oflieer nt onoe nppronclied the
vuunir men and feelini in their' noek
ets mid findinir a I'int bottle on one
he said' to him. "You will, have to
come with me." Then the other man
who was uhoiif six feet in heiuht
suddenly miehed his nnn around the
eliief's neek nnd ilrew-it tiu'lit, ohok
ihsr him seyerolv. The chief could not
oven easn mid no one else was in
sitrht. Then the other mini warned
(he assailant to stoti or he would
choke the chief to death. At this the
nsilant slishtlv. loosed his hold and
Timothy mnnniied to break loose and
stemiintr puck drew his lrevolvot1. Then
botk suit! thev would eo with him fo
F R I D A
Would aiT
Experimental
Marriage
Appeal
to You?
See'
"Experimental
Marriage"
and
Find Out
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Added: Hearst's News.
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Special
Li E E CJTFf - Today-Tomorrow ::
THE LILAC PLAY THAT IS A TREAT AND A TRIUMPH T WICE SEEN
' A HIGHWAY OF HEART THROBS, FROM MAPLE SUGAR LAND TO
Lillian Gish
Robert Harron
-RIPPLES OF LAUGHTER
NEWS ,
WEEKLY
iuil. As (ho inil was full lh I'liief
turned tho lirisimeM over to Sheriff
I omul to Indue m ilui eountv iuil ut
Jacksonville. '
This iiioi'iiiuif the chief's llirout was
so sore ha was tumble to eat: mill this
forenoon he siMiko with iliffieultv.
'('ho prisoners ,veri taken before
Prosecutor Cohorts this forenoorf mill
several eharues wore swoni out
auiiiiist Mieiu. Thev will nrobnhlv not
ho iirniiuueil in omul until tomorrow,
l'oth hovs, who nre iihonl HI yearn
ot nee. were considerably worried
today over their uredienuiont, esno
eiullv us their forlouuhs tire about tii
and thev fenr n eourt niiirtinl of they
do not net hack to iliitv in time.
OBITUARY .
HEATON Mrs. J. II. Tyrroll of
I'orrydale,htts just received a lutter
from Mrs, Curl- Suckott Colo of Villi-
yard, Wash., tolling of the death of
Mrs. Carrlo SucKutt lloiitou ot llutto,
Montana, a former well known resi
dent nnd teacher of Jackson county.
Mrs. Haaton was about fifty years
ARROW
softCOLLARS
FIT WULL WASH EASILY
Cbult, Ptabvljit Co.. nc. Troy. .Y. V,
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Mat. 2; Eve; 7:15. Adults 25c; Children 10c.
Added: LiO Com'edy, 2 Reels, "Good Night Turk."
Week-End
' ;D. W. . GRIFFITH'?
; Bi Special Production
A Romance of
.1). W.1 Griffith -lius scored another triumph with
a productioji that is not a
"A Romance .'of Happy VaHey" is a pititure of
simple folks and their problems that will live long as
a classic. It is a picture that every man, woman and
child should sec. . . . N
prices ;
Adults 25c; Children 10c
old ami luavus tt hiiiOuiiid, one son,
an aged mbtber, Mrs. Krnult Davis,
mid ono Blstor, Mrs. Gail Colo, to
iiiourii her depariur'o, Homo tlmn ago
sho had an ultuek of liiriiieiua from
which sho wiis slowly recovorliig
when sho Hiiflered a rulapso which
resulted tn her death May 12, Tho
Watch Your Blood Supply.
Don't Let
ruro Wood Mwina Perfect
llcultli.
Tlio hvcrnirb ilruKirtuti has handled
hundreds of medlclnea In his day.
somo ot which hnvo loiyf since boeid
jurgouuil, . -
Hut tlioro la ono that has been solil
by the lniri;lsU tlu'oughuut this
' country, for moro than fifty yours,
tmd thit J i H, 8. S tho rollublo blood
GRUEN Vcrithir. and Wrist WATCHES
Tlio Anifi'icaii HtniidariUzotl Watch..
Ilaiityod Exchisivclv in' McdlVnt, Oregon
MARTIN J. REDD Y
"EXPERIMENTAL
MARRIAGE"
Starts
Friday
v.i
F
i
IML'fciyM;it
SPECIAL
w .in
CONSTANCY JM.MAOCC I ; :
CXI'tdlMtNTAl MABB1AU." V ."'."'". ... .
Attraction
Happy VaHey'j
spectacular war drama
A ROMANCE OF HOMESPUN KENTUCKY
t
body wan lulum In lllllyunl, WmmIi.,
for liilKrineiil, wheio olluii' mouthers
of hor funnily. ure nt iuihI,
; i Ui. ... - - :
i -Olil . nttinlia for building fll'CS anil
li'iiuie vluaaliiK, 100 biindlo.
' U V i
Willi Medford trade Ik Mudfnril iniidn'
Impurities Creep In
imaillcino, unit in -purely vukoiudiu.
Atttny ilrutfglsts.hiivo seen wonderful '
results iiccomiilluhed anionic tnoii'
customers by this great old madlctno,
and Uiey know that S. S. 8. Is oa of
tho most reliable blood pm llors ever
ninile. Kucp your bloud freo of lni
purltldH by tho una of thin honest old
modlclno, mill If you want medical ,
nuvicn, you onn obtiiin snmo without
cost by writing to Jlodlcnl Dlroilor,
Swift Sppclllo Co., 28 Bwlft Luboru
tory, 'Atlaiifa,' Qu. ; - '
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SATURDAY
Ends
Saturday
Night
See
; Constance ;,
Talmadge
in This
Her Latest
and Best
Success
Come. Early
Only ;
, 1200 Seats
c
3
THE BETTER LOVED
OLIVE .GROVES
Geo. Fawcett
and Other ,
Noted Players
LYONS AND MORAN
COMEDY
Kuuf9.v:xmnii