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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1919)
PA0T5 TWO MEDFORD" MATE TRTRTINTl, MEDFORD, ORF,fiOT. WEDNESDAY, .TUNW ' 4, 1010 Another beautiful-country home Is being eroded In Jackson county by the ownur, H. Van Hoscnbcrg, Jr., on Ills ranch In Sams Valley. This $ 10,000 dwelling which sets in a handsome grove of fine oak. trees, will bo of two stories and of the 'Knkllsh 'country type, the exterior of stucco on the first floor and of shin gles on the second floor. . The large living room will be IS by 28 toot In dimension..' Frank Clark Is " the architect and the .Gagnon ' lumber company has the contract for the lumber. . . ' : : ; ' . For: fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Sleventb street and 8. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. . ' The regular meeting ot the Med ford Commercial cluo will be hem nfixt Friday night Instead ot tonight as' heretofore scheduled. Agate Sunday school will give an ' Ice cream social Saturday, June ?th. ''Everybody Invited. ' 64 J, A. Ellicolt, district engineer representing the government arrived In the city Tuesday and left this mor ning for Eagle Point to confer with the contractors about the 'Crater Lake road, and from there will go to Prospect where the lontractors for the new' highway between'Crater Lake national park and Prospect are establishing their camp preparatory to starting construction work. Mr. Elliott says that work will be pushed asirapldly as' possible.' He will en deavor lo contract while here for a 1 few miles of road building along Anna creek, in Crater Lake park, for -. which ho bids were made. "B. .3. McPnee, painter. Phone 800-X. " . T6 Out of respect to the. late Stanley -Altken' .whose death occurred June "3rd, "fit Polo Alto, the farm bureau fWeefltffe hnd" dance which was to Vhavo heen held At Prospect next Sat-; yuCflav lils'bt.'have been postponed in-, definitely: : '' ' . : -i : y 'Ve can save you money on that j J now storage battery. C. E. Gates Autb Co. r Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steep left today "hone S20-J . for Santa Monica, Cal., where Uiey, Mrs. M. K. Ross of Grants Pass, Will spend the summer. who has been seriously 111 for a long Tee cream to take home.. 10c a ,time and wno wa brought to the plut, 40c a quart No war tax. Medford sanitarium last Saturday - Sugar Bowl. t for 8 diagnosis of her case, was taken - "Wilbur Ashpole returned today ; borne this morning by her husband from a short business sojourn at nd Rev. L. M. Boozer suffering from Portland. - .... I an Incurable cancer. The trip between The display window of the Reddy j tne cltles wa3 y ambu- Jeweiry storehas been newly arrang-1 lames and a cot placed In the bas ed and' is now one 6f the most at- Base car of the north hound passen tractlve in the city. iger train. .. . . No 'trace has yet been found of the . Alco Taxl Phone 95 whereabouts4; of1 Harold Kubll, the: Attorney Harrison' Allen of Port Ahnlecufe jancher who in wanted hv land and A. J. Stone of Klamath thefulhontles of Jackson and Jose-phA-eknjfHes "on the "ciiarge of cat- iuf steaiuig. 1 "'Hemsntchmg,:peCollng. -Some new . Idss. Vanity Hat Shop. i 8:S. jSchell and his crew of work i raeh-liflve finished one and one-half miles at the highway between -Grants :J?assahd the Josephine county line tir ttie ionth. Mr. Schell expects to 'ktait- on the Becond contract from 'jtoe, Josephine county line to Gold ftflljkmetlme this month.. Work - men. bar already begun opening up two (ockv.quarries for the second stretch orypavement, one at Rock Point and the other Immediately this . aide bf Rogue River. Spa A plugs for all cars. C. E. ' Gates Auto Co. "''-.', ' ' A 'child welfare m entitle will be held In Sams Valley tomorrow after noon 'at-the home Of Mrs.-Horace Pbltoh; Miss McCormick, home dem onstratlon agent,, will demonstrate the preparation of foods for young Children ana Miss McGrail, ' county health' nurse, will speak on the cor rection of physical defectaV - Room and board at 43 North Grape street. Phone 568. 66 If Mrs. -Linnie- Perry, of Medford, I who has been visiting relatives in !rhla city, -will leave tomorrow, by iifctage for Codullle to visit friends a tew days.ftoseburg Review i! f Catrlag?e:-5'wagoh' and auto Ming and rebuilding done at Merrlman llBlacksnlttU Shop. All, work guaran ty-6 6 l.-!t Mf. and Mrs. L. F. Dickinson are I .auto tourists from Los Aneeles -who jllefta'-Hotel-Medford this morning :for Portland after a day's stop in the ;fcty.1- - 1 . -. -, ; ;K. Sphrk plugs for trucks and trac- j tors. c. B. Gates Auto Co; " . MrsAJtehzie. ot West Main street, r.Jias gone, to Portland to visit her t daughter. . - Swem's Studio Is movihg b til East Main street and Will be ready ior business Saturday. : 64 ; The city council was to have held -Its regular meeting last night until it -was discovered that such action .would be Illegal on account of the iday being election day. i x -Phone Delaney'e stand for taxi. Phone B53.' Corner Main and Bart , -lntt. . 1 g6 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Horton left ,.-this morninfr for Medford, where they .will .visit a shttrt tlmo with his -brother, Lawrence Horton, when they twill go by auto to Klamath, where , they will stay for some time. Coos - Bay Times. - - You can got a lot of miles out of , that old -tire by using ono of our re '; liners. C. F, Gates Auto C) i- John Cadzow, the Butte Falls mer bhont spent V.'cdnflBday In the city On business. . . ; -. ..' - ''e will sell our Mitchell Six dem onstrator at a reduced price. iPacific Highway Garage. ' , 65 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER ' hay Phone: Pacific 227. Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. ' Lady Assistant. Mr. and Mrs.-II. II, Hoo of Snn Francisco, auto tourists enroute to Portland, are visiting in the olty with headquarters at the Hotel Hol land. A motor Will always run like now If properly lubricated. Veedol Is (ho best Insurance for proper lubrication. C. B. ttte Auto Co. Judge Jojin Walsh of Leeds City, S. I)., head of .the municipal court of that city, arrived In the city today for a .visit with Mrs. Frank Applo gate bf Astoria, who was called here by the death of her mother, Mrs. Bridget K. Williams, whose death oc curred Sunday. Judge Walsh was Mrs. Williams' oldest nephew and had started for Medford to visit her when her death unexpectedly , oc curred. Efforts were made to ap prise him of her death but the tele gram did not reach him until he had arrived at Los Angeles, and altho aware' that he could not reach hero In tlmo for the funeral, which was held yesterday, he decided to come on anyhow. Dick Sanders says now la a good time to have your exterior work done. The air Is clear of insects and good drying weather. Good clean workmanship. Phone meal time or evenings. 840-J.. S44 West Hth. Floyd Lance of Gold Hill, a mem ber of the 22nd aero squadron, has Arrived in New York after sixteen months of overseas service. lie Is a nephew of Marion Lance of this city.' - Sewing machines repaired, bought, sold and rented, 25o per week. Douglas, 101 Central. Phone 615-J. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' W. Ray Parker of Butte Falls and Thos. G. Spangler of Prospect, were among the county visitors here to day. We rebuild and recharge batteries. C. E. Gates Auto Co. . A . Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stephens and Mildred Kheedsoh 'are auto' tourists from Spokane who are stopping at the Hotel Medford. They -are en route to San Francisco. ' , Call Mitchell In regard to that awn mower and have It sharpened r'ght - Called for and delivered. rails, are regisiereo. ac me -ueaioru. They are here to argue- in circuit court on another of the many angles In the famous Klamath county twin court houses litigation.. We have the best tires forall cars and personally guarantee them. C. E.- Gates Aut Co. - ' ' . Tom Gannon, the Applegate miner. changed his mind yesterday after noon about serving out his intoxica tion fine of $15 and costs after he learned that he would be kept a day or so In the city prison before being moved to the county jail, so he called in Chief Timothy, put up a $30 shot gun as security, and was released. For the best Insurance see Holems, the Insurance Man. - Guy Conner arrived home this forenoon from a business visit at Seattle and other points in the north. Children's hair cuts one of our specialties at the Bowman & Noe Barber Shop. Will Hart is a. visitor in Medford from New York ity. He is at -the Medford. Springs for all cars. . C. E. Cates Auto Co. Harry Taylor of Hilt, Alexander Anderson of Ager and Evan Guntew of McCloud are northern Califprnia visitors registered at the Nash. The Medford Printing company Is prepared with up-to-date ' cuts to print horse bills, letterheads, envel opes, etc., for horBes, cattle, hogs and poultry. . tf The first forest fire of the season in the north end of Jackson county occurred the first of this week on the railway leading but from the Rogue River Lumber & Box company's mills six miles north of Gold Hill. But for the heroic fight of the mill and tim ber crews, assisted l)y the neighbor ing ranchers, an extensive loss would have occurred. A heavy Wind Was blowing at the time and after burn ing-over quite an area with some Iobb to logs yarded along the railway the flames were extinguished. The warm weather and drought of the past month is becoming a serious menace to crops on unlrrlgated lands and the forests in the Gold Hiil region. An Overland at $350, Buick $225, Fords $275, $290, $325, White $350. Others at your own price. Why pay more? - Pacific Highway Garage, 123 South Front street. 65 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Special "strain of 1000 ' headed kale plants 50c per 100, W. J. Warner. Phone 696-M.4 FOR SALE One Toledo coal or wood range with hot water coils complete. Phone 786-X. 517 Park. '6G FOR SALE Fresh cows, street. 728 Welch 68 You can get most any old thing at Deoea most any old time. " A Presbyterian church will soon bo established in llutui Falls by thoj Presbyterian Home .Missionary so ciety with Hev. Joseph Trovato of Philadelphia, who has just graduat ed from Jhe Western Theological Seminary at Pittsburg, as pastor. Ho assumes tho pastorate In April.1 Itnv. 1., Myron Hoosor Bpont yentorday In Butte Falls paving the way for tho establishment of tho now church and preached there last lght. Sflm and Dunce Ashland Nat, this .Wednesday. Launspach's Jas orchestra, : 63" Wo have the only properly equip ped Ford repair shop in itguthorn Oregon and the best Ford mechanics. C. E. Gates Auto Co. , Dr. E, Randolph Seely has Bevered his connection with Dr. Gllstrap and is now located in the Morgan build ing -in Portland, making a specialty of surgery.' Tho Seolys like their home In Portland very much. Fir slab and dry wood tor sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone S59. Mattreaaes mado over; furniture upholstering, crating and packing. Douglas, 101 8. Central. Phone 613-J. - . There was born to Mr. and Mrs. Finis May field ot Beagle, June 4, an olevcu pound daughter. Mothor atid baby are doing nicely. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' 1 Mrs. Chos. M. Delln returned this morning from a several days busi ness visit at Portland, during which she was joined by her husband who is engaged on a contract at Prine- ville. Ore. Dr. A. Bursell, 309-10-11 M. F. & H. Bldg., CVorth. Contral. Phous 29. S3 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Doren of Ager, Calif., returned home today after spending several days In the ctty. Hemstitching, Pecottng, Handicraft Shop. . Oregon guests registered nt the hotels today Include E. L. Webster of Eugene, E. B. McCullough of Salem, H. Morton and Paul Martin of Roseburg, W, Rusco ot Detroit, and- M. L. Walker. J. A. Elliott, F. E. Tucker and C. B. Peterson .K of Portland. " - Dancu to Launpacu a Jazi, Wednes day night, Ashland Nat. 63 Try our marc&ants lunch. The Shasta. tf Sir. and Mrs. C. D. Morgan of Gold Hillarrived in tho city this forenoon and are guests at the Holland. First-class kodak work, charges about halt regular prices. ..Jap Art Store. , tf Big Dance Ashland Nat., June 4. Launspach's Jazz orchestra. 63 ASK FOR lb' Oi.ginal Nourishing ' Dioextibla NaClxikllK ForInfants,tavlMsnaGTngChnde The OxUttaat Food-Drink For An Ages. I "Weli, suppose we take crSam as an eitample. It doesn't cost you a cent, does it? Let's see. You get cream from cow?. Each cow costs you good money.- Her feed costs still more.'- You Bpend money , for grain, for equipment, " for housing. And then when you get the cream you sell it in some form or another. Mind you, now, you don't make a penny on the price yon get until AFTER you have deducted all these different sums It has cost you for the cream and taken out your own pay. . ';. - It's what sticks in your pocket AFTER -' you have pald'r.y6ur: ex- peases that BUYS THE GOOD THINGS OF -LIFE FOR XOUttSEI.F, AND FAMILY and that's "Just what we -are helping "you to do.-. Keep more PROFIT from your croam. ;; '; --y:'l ' ,J, ...'.;. ' . Independence Creamery Phone 203. ', ' . MEDFORD, in ' ' iii my'- ' is nbw a - - :v'; $m. Summer Time , Saving Time WITH school out and tho boys at work that will be a good time to teach them thrift. If you will see that YOUR youngsters have Savings Accounts here at the FIRST NA-'. TIOKAL we'll see that a good portion of their earnings become SAVINGS. Liberal . Savings First National Dank MEDFORD WIERD1ESM E COIJLKNK, June 4, Somo fantas tic fiction is published -in Gorman newspapers by writers from Frank fort und Loipslo who have visited Coliions and returned homo to write whatever thoy may please about tho American army. Many ot tho stories they toll are! new to tho officers of the Third army who count them as German propaganda. One writer ot a long artlclo In tho Mtlpslo panor dealing with Ufa. In Cohlonx relates alleged Instances ot ridiculous soutence8 . Imposed upon Gorninna by tho American army courts. In one case ho says that tho wlfo ot n government official, "an noyed on tho street by a drunken soldier exclaimed, in her ungor: 'If only all Americans would go to the dovll!"' Tho military ' court, he says, punished her for "this rollglous wish", by sentencing her to appear every morning for thirty days at tho headquarters ot the commanding of ficer and repootlng to those present tho phraso: "I am glad that you aro at 111 hero, gontlomoii, nnd ft Is my wish that you contlnuo "to stay here for a long while;" This is all nows to the American officers. If any w;omnn appears at heudquartors ovor'y morning, tho sentries on duty .there have failed to notice it. ' It la part of their job to prevent trespassing by Germans at the main entrance of the Third army headquarters. , 1 - - " ' Another fictitious tale narrated by the Lelpslc. writer to arouse Gorman dislike for Americans,;' deals with a onnn In which a woman, anlanhed by mud from an autonjohllo, cjaculntedT muse uiriy .mvruuii uuiu,uui For this the LclpsIC ' Munchausen avers, a military court sentonced her to climb tho fortress of,J2hrenbrlet stoln daily at 5 a. m. for thirty days carrying a pail, scrubbing brush nnd scouring rag and to clean six Amer ican automobiles. Upon completion of Uiis task, he asserted she was re quired to walk back home similarly equipped... Another fantastic tale told by tho Lelpslc journalist Is of a . sentonco whlfh he declares was imposed upon OTHERS i IMfTATJONS ' , dp. mm It's What JSticks; in the Pocktat that Gounts '-'";, .': ,:-.,;aii-aala Sortli Itarttott St, OREGOSV ' Interest on Deposits. OREGON a hotisl owiuiv whoso mirvtm otiuhl no longer aland tho "wild music," pro duced by tho American bunds and who commented upon it unfavorab ly. In punishment, (ho fiction writer claimed, tho hotel mun was jenlencod to urn re n uiiiiy ror iiuriy nays uumg- sldo Iho blind and nftur lis parade to toil ita manor, "sir, your mualo pleases ma to perfection." NCREASES ITS FORCE The fluu'ion lumber mid Imx fun. lurv iiicreaxiKl llicir nVmtior of Imx makers liv s ixtuiluv. which imikux about -45 men eiiiidovi'il liv Hioin in 1 loiruinir, the sawmill, bux factorv nnd lumber vnttl. Tliov luivo ono ordor l'or -a.10.0ll0 unnlv Ihwim nnd 43.000 liiK 1mi,os for u t'tilil'oriiia firm, In Im used In liiuiilliuir the rruit cnui hi the Knituu river vullcv. This order calls fur 110,000 boxes nnd I'i.DOO luir boxen to ho completed liv AuuiiHt .1. , llii'v also luivo a luruo order lrom a I'ortlimil firm, Mr. (lui'ium xiivh this vear's box di'tiipiid wjlt fur ex ceed that lor soverul vearx mist. 1 With Medford trade la Medford made Kodak Finishing Pilm develoninir. lftc roll. Printing, next card oiso. 3 for lOo 2U,x3; and amHiler."2 for So. Kverv dav Mervice. . JAP ART STORE AVliv wait until the PLIES Comcf i Order . your SCREENS NOW and have tucru put on TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS,, PlioTiP 421-.T. 10th nnd Ornpe Arrow COLLAR laygxLPf :Hoofc'Co:iNCi troy nv "II ' 1 - - - T i nmn - m i i i i - iii I'TWir I 1 m' ' " ' ' ' i ,. v ' i -"i-- LjllKg'' "' - . C '-, A. W. Walker Auto Co. '4, :' ,., 'M Zj ., nJ) I lOfi ' IMatrllMltom f'jr Houthom Oregon Kft&Qi 'XX' :. i : : ; .I..;. . " til-Li . :'; , t: . - ' - V,--.- LIBERTY . 1 , j:-... ... TODAY -M- Vivian You Neyer Saw Siich a Girl' A Story bf Sunshine and Happiness, With Humor to Drive the Blues Away ' T,;, PEARL WHITE; 9th EPydo 6r "The Ug'htning' Raider" Getting Better Every Weolc , ',. . FRIDAY ".LITTLE II 1 . ' HI Tho" Font Factory lnm not yol renchi'd normal production . It will take some time, al'tcr boiiiK entirely given over to war work. , We aro get- ' itif? a few em's rilit along, and sug gest tlfat you leave your urdi r with us as soon as possible and we" will de liver as soon as possible, i Kunaboiit; ..... Sedan, $ 775; One Ton Truck Chassis, :00; Touring car, $5'J5; Coupe, $(5T)0j. $"j")0. These price's f. o. b. Detroit. Don't Corgct the spvvhie wo give in our shops, genuine Ford I'a i ts, Fol d ,.',( ,, skill and Ford prices. ... (- . - ": C. E. Gates Auto Co. ; TOMORROW Jv ':' v ,' .. Martin '".Hfd ' i SATURDAY WOMEN" TilE'NlVERSAliCAR .g I
