Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO MCTOTMATT; TRTTrtTtfE, MF.TVFOTiT). rYRfif!0T, TTTTTftSTVAY. .TTTtffi H Ml!) The Elks IocIro will meet tonight ns usual notwithstanding tho Mr parade, Initiation, banquet and en tertainment of afternoon and night. A number of additional candidates will be elected tonight. The meeting Is expected to bo a Bhort one. For fire Insurance pnone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. Senator A. B. Xorblnd. member of he Oregon upper house, and family ot Astoria who are enroute to San Francisco and Santa Barbara by auto stopped over In tho city yesterday to Tlslt Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wester lund. ; Their hosts took them on an auto drive thru the valley and Son ator Norblad, whose first visit It whs to this soctlen was agreeably aston lshed at tho beauty and general worth and appearance of the Rogue River valley. Parts and supplies for all electric, equipment. Auto Electric Equipment Co., 27 North Grapo St. PhonC 237-R. 7S Dr. Eva M. Carlow and Dr. Frank O. Carlow arrived home Wednesday from a 10 days visit in Los Angeles during which they attended the con vention of the California Osteopathic association. ' Free battery Inspection, any make. Battery Shop, 115 West Main. 77 Mrs. A.'H. Wtsslng who.undorwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday morning is reported as resting well and doing as well as could lie expected under the circumstances. . Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. A motor' party at the Hotel Med ford yesterday and this forenoon consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Esterly of Waldo and the following ' who have been their guests from Seattle for some time: Mrs. D. E. . Skinner, wife of one of the partners of the Skinner & Eddy shipbuilding firm, Gilbert Skinner, Miss Winifred Suallvell and Mrs. Harold Scott Mc Caughey. Mr. Skinner, who had also been a guest at the Esterly borne left for Seattle last Monday. The Seattle guests left for Bend this fore noon via Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Esterly departed for home at tho same time. . First-class kodak work, charges about bait regular prices. Jap Art Store. . tf h. E. Thompson, E. W. Ross and WV L. Thompson are guests at the Medford from Yakima, Wash., and George W. Judd of Tacoma is anoth er Washington guest. Glad to Inspect your battery any time. Eattery Shop, West Main. 77 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Overstreet of Ashland, were Medford visitors Wed nesday with the Holland as head quarters. ' Spark plugs for tracks and trac tors. C. E. Gates Auto Co. This afternoon a meeting of pure bred livestock -breeders was held at tho public library this afternoon at which matters pertaining to the Uve tock industry were discussed. Phone Delancys stand for taxi. . Phone 552. Corner Main and Bart ittt. . . f 86 The city band will not give the weekly concert at the city park to night -because the band plays during the Elks parade tomorrow afternoon, 3xth before and after. Yours for electric troubles. Auto Electric Equipment Co., 27 North Grape St. Phone 237-R. 78 Carl Newbury who returned to the city from the U. of 0. this week and has 'been visiting relatives . and friends, left today for Klamath Falls to visit his mother. He". expects to spend the summer vacation in Klam ath county working in a lumber camp. Sewing machines repaired, bought and sold, and rented 25c per week. Phono 615-J. Secretary Will Steel of the Com mercial club, received a copy of the Portland Telegram's Victory RoBe festival edition today. The issue is a very creditable one, profusely illus trated and gives a splendid outline of the industrial and agricultural de velopment of the state. The recent growth of the Telegram has been nothing short of sensational, it hav ing the largest afternoon circulation now of any newspaper in the state. We can Bave you money on that new storage battery. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill are motor ' tourists enroute to California who are stopping at the Hotel Holland. Electric Irons, $4.95. People's Electric Store. 77 A Blackfoot, Ida., motor touring party, which arrived in the city Wed nesday and are guests at the Med ford, and whose members were great ly disappointed on learning that Cra ter Lake could not be visited so early In the season, consists of Mi's. W. C. Johnson, Mrs. B. Eldredge, Miss K. (Ryan,. Mrs. J. R. Ryan, and their Kuest, Miss P. G. B. 'Backus of Oma ha, Neb, . S- i - . - Twin-fire spark plugs. Auto Elec tric Equipment Co., 27 North Grape St. Phone 237-R. ;. 78 L. Rodney ot Boston and John Neurer of New York ara eastern vis itors in the city. Dr. A. Burseli, 309-10-11 M. F. &' H. Bldg.r North Central. Phone 29. 82 Mrs. C. v. Davis received a tele gram Wednesday from her son, Dana Davis announcing his arrival at New York that day from his overseas ser vice with the 315th engineers. ' Dick Sanders says now Is a good , time to have your exterior work done. The nlr is clear ot Insects and good drying weather. Good clean workmanship. Phone meal time or evenings. 8 40-J.' 844 West 14th. A Snn Francisco touring party at the Medford consists ot Mr. and Mrs F. F. Grocno, A. S. .Greene and Mrs. J. M. .Mast on. Lot the next ono be an "Eveready." Auto Electric Equipment Co., N'ortlt Grapo St. Phono 237-R. 78 The Medford police and sheriff's force searched all last night for a young colored woman who arrived In the city Wednesday evening and bo- tweon 11 and 12 o'clock robbed man, a stranger in the city stopping at one of tho hotclB ot over $500 by picking his pocket. She overlooked 70 which was in anothor pocket. Tho woman arrived at Ashland from California with a colored man in an auto lato Wednesday afternoon and canio over to this city later alone. The alarm was sent out to all sur rounding cities and towns to the po lice to arrest tho couple, but no trace of either had been found at press time. . Wo bavo the best tires for all cars and personally guarantee them. C. E. Gates Aut i Co Mrs. E. Slattcry of Grants Pass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bert U. Elliott. . Ice cream to take borne, 20o a pint, 40c a quart No war tax. Sugar Bowl. The Medford city band has been engaged to furnish music for the celebration at Ashland July 3d, 4th and 5th, which means that the crowds that attend the celebration will hear some good music. Medford has one ot the best bands in the his tory ot the city. Vacuum Cleaners tor rent. Peo ple's Electric Store. 7 Frank Madden who sold his hand some place on the Old Stago road re cently to Mr. McCaskey of Washing ton, D. C, has purchased 24 acres nearby from Mr. Stone, his former ranch partner and -will probably, build a residence there which be and Mrs. Madden will occupy during the sum mers. Mr. and Mrs. Madden are de voted to tho Rogue River valley and while the Madden fishery Interests in Alaska call the former to Seattle fre quently thoy both prefer Medford to any other place on the coast in which to live. The new property has about 14 acres in young orchard. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. Late yesterday afternoon tho fire department was called out by a grass fire on South Newtown street, which burned so close to the Newtown bak ery and bakery barn as to threaten these structures, and also threatened to communicate to an adjoining wheat field. The firemen extinguish ed the tire witb the chemical appara tus. We have tno onlj properly equip ped Ford repair shop in southern Oregon and the best Ford mechanics. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Los Angeles motor tourists who arrived in the city Wednesday from Redding and are enroute north, are Mr. and Mrs. H. Podley, Lillian Pod- ley and W. F. Morris. They are at the Holland. Dr. R. W. Stearns has resumed the practice of medicine and surgery in the old location, Jackson County Bank. 70 J. W. Dressier arrived home Thursday forenoon from a business visit to Portland and Seattle. People's Electric Store. Phone 12 On Saturday evening, June 14th at 8 o'clock. R. A. Petty, Jr., of Med ford and Ruth Chappelle of Ashland were married In Trinity Episcopal church, the Rev. P. K. Hammond of ficiating. Only a few intimate friends and near relatives witnessed the ceremony. The church was beauti fully decorated by the young girl friends of the bride, with whom she is extremely popular. Mr. and Mrs. Petty will reside in Medford. Ash land Tidings. Sure we are nusr. There is a rea son. People s Electric Store. .77 Mrs. O. Skratass who has been vis iting at the borne ot Dr. and Mrs. Bert R. Elliott left last nlgbt for her home in Minot, N. D. Her daughter. Miss Olga, who has just finished her college year in California will remain in Medford for some time. A complete line of Fairbanks Morse motors at the People's Electric Store. 77 While In the city yesterday Mme. Schumann-Heink performed one of her characteristic good deeds by pur chasing a $90 victrola and $18 worth of her own high-priced records lo be sent to a family in Portland whose members enjoy good music but were unable to purchase a phonograph. The purchase was made of tho Pal mer music store. Come in and see the new Acorn Electrio Range. People's Electrb Store. 77 A motor touring party at the Med ford consists of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shadle, Mrs. J. M.. Comstock and Miss May Comstock, all of Spokane. We rebuild and recharge batteries. E. Gates Auto Co. , . Bernard Roberts, the city mail car rier, underwent an operation at tho Sacred Heart hospital lost Tuesday, which will lay him up for some time. Tho wise Elk will carry a couple of sandwiches in his pockets Friday, for it is a long period from the time of the parade until tho banquet at 7:30. . . You can get a lot of mile? out of that old tire by using one of our ro llners. C. E Gates Auto Cj . Mrs. Fred Brand and baby left to day for a visit at Doris, Calif. Hemstitching, Pecoting, Handicraft Shop. WEEKS & McGOWAN Co. UNDERTAKER Day piione: Pacific 227. Ntitlit I'lioncs: F. W, Weeks,, 103-12 -. Lady Assistant, SHE" STOLE ANOTHER'S LOVED Uit. ova The six-months-old. baby of Mrs. Annie KoaklnoO, In the mother'! arms in the circle, cooed In its carriage in front ot a, New York depart ment store. Mrs. Carmela Mariano admired It. 8h bad lost her own little baby four years ago. Later she lost her husband lighting In France: Loneliness overwhelmed her. She took Mrs. Kisklnen's baby from Its carriage and carried It to her home. . "My longing for a baby to love blinded me to the sorrow ot the mother I was robbing," she told the judge, who held her for further bearing. In a. Klamath Falls motor touring party at the Medford are Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Vage, Agnes Lee, Miss Caudia Spink nnd Mrs. E. J. Henry. Mnttressos made over, furniture uphojstering, crating and packing. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. Services in tho Central Point Christian church tonight at S p. m. The inspection of company D. Ore gon national gnard,' will take place at the company armory at 8 o'clock tonight by a federal officer, who will later in the night go to Ashland to Inspect the company there. ' Switches made from combings; general work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, (No. 8 East Fourth and Front. Phone 497-W. , ; ' " 90 Mrs. Florence Skeels ot Bendy, Alberta, Canada, arrived in the city today to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond. Another daugh ter, Mrs. W. T. Colo and her daugh ter, of Seattle are viBiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. i: r Dance at Trail Saturday. 77 Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn mower and have it sharpened right. Called for and delivered. Pbone 320-J. Marshfield people who make up a motor touring party stopping at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Chand ler, E. J. Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harrigan. 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 Help wanted. Permanent posi tions, at Medford Domestic Laundry. 78 Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rickert return ed home from a ten days trip Wed nesday evening. Dr. Rickert attend ed the Northwest Optical convention In Portland. On the return trip they visited Marshfield, Eugene and Rose burg. ........ .. Each and every member of the Elks lodge is supposed to be In the parade Friday afternoon. Report at temple at 4 p. m. 3'uf sed. 70 All regular class work for the school year ended in the high school at the close of this afternoon's ses sion, and the final examinations will be held next Monduy and Tuesday. The high school assembly this after noon was given over to the student body, and addresses were made by each of the- class presidents. Dry oak and tit wood for sale. Phone 818-R. 100 A motor will always run like new If properly lubricated. Veedol is the best insurance for proper lubrication. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Wilson of Oak land, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Oils Huly of Eugqne, are guests at the Holland. . ' Fir slab and dry wood for sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859. " For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. : v. Oregon guests outside of Portland at the hotels Include George L, Co burn of 'Brandon, J. D. Owen, G. W. Parker. C. P. Mayhew and I. Carr of Eugene, E J. Mulr of Enterprise, W. T. Uddy of Hood River, Dr. C. A. Rambo of Klamath Falls. P. F. Close & Son, machinists and automobile repairers. Riverside Gar age, 132 South; Riverside. Service car. Phono 162-R. You can get most any old thing at DeVoes most any old time. BABY BECAUSE r SHE1 IT SO, ,4 raw' A musical treat awaits tho Med ford public in the first annuul con cert by tho high school band next Monday night at tho high school aud itorium. No charge will bo mado for admission. Spark plugs foi all cars. C, Gates Auto Co. E. Mrs. E. J. Fouts who was operated on in a Portland hospjtal two months ago, nas sutiictently recovered so as to be ablo to leave tho hospital and journey home within a day or two. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. , tf San Francisco people jegls'tored at the Medford Include .Mr. ajid Mrs. V. A. Lampson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ire ton, Basil Bancroft, Robert Porter, A. M. Gilbert, W. E. Harvey. F. C. Farwcll, J. P. Boyland. Fred W. Hoi lenburg nnd Mrs. A. Baum. Publlo stenographer Elslo Farrls. Room 212 Gornett Corey Illdg. 8 Big dance, Ashland Nat, next Sat urday night. Medford Jazz orches tra. 78 A. V. & A. sr. Regular communication Med ford Lodge 103, Friday even- lng, Ju June 20. Important business. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. Federal Inspection National Giinrdn Federal inspection ot "D" Com pany National Guards, of Medford Oregon will be hold Thursday even ing, June 19th, 1919, at company headquarters at Patatorlum, In Med ford. It Is absolutely necessary that every member of the command be present and In service uniform, 7:30 O'clock. H. A. CANADA Y, 76 Commanding Offlior. With Medford trade Is Medford made TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE At a bargain. Willis Knight four, good tires. 125 South Front street. Pacific Highway Garage.- Seo Ray Ulrlch. 76 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms by day or month. Imperial, 30 North Front street. .Medford. 87 FOR SALE Watcrpower washer nearly new, $19.00; princess dres ser, genuine bird's eye maplo, $22.00; drop Heat table, $3.00; cabinet table with -bins and draw ers, $2.00; few rods chicken wire and shovel. 313 South Grape. Phone 458-M. 77 FOR RB.N'T 200-acre bearing upple and pear orchard, and 100 acres grain and alfalfa land. Box 53, Trlbuno. , WANTED Reliable young man for. all around work, ono with store experience preferred. Apply at Valley Candy Co., 29 North Grape street. " 7C R. W. STEARNS. M.D. Physician and surgeon. Jackson Co. Bank Illdg. Special attention to surgery, diseases of women, nnd obstetrics. Phones: 933 home, 39 office. DR. RICKERT EYI5S SOIENTIFIOALIii" , TESTED, A?i OLASSES PROPERLY FITTED ' NO JHtOl'8 USED Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated euito l-a over Alar i. 128 K. Main, Upstair jr. -rr. : : MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SM0P Also neent for Fairbanks and Morse ... Ensues. ' , 17 South RlversWi. -1 . MulUoy-lloNvni'd Tho many fiicndH ot Sutllo Mulkoy nnd Dr, W. W. Howard will ho sur prised to hoar thoy woro nmrrlml In the Emmanuel Presbyterian church In Los Auki'Iok, Wednesday, Juno 18 at 3, p. ni. Tho happy couple loft at oiico for t'hlcngo, whuro thoy will spend a week uml from thuru they will go to tho doctor's old homo In Judson, lown, to surprise his people. They will return to Medford lit throo or four weeks. ( Doctor Howard Is not only well known lu u professional way but is prominent In musical circles. The brlda Is n sister of Mrs. A. W. Walk er, lms lived hero a number of years nnd has been cnslilur ut tho A. W. Walker Auto company tor some limn. Their many, frlouds extend congratulations. ATLANTA. GEORGIA, MAN IS ELECTED ROTARY LEADER SALT LAKK CITY. Juno 10. Al bert 8. Admus of Atlanta, (la., t'irxt vice president ot' tho International Association of Kot'arv clubs, in eon volition here. wn todnv liiuuinteil. without omtositioii tor president ol the association. This is the first time iik- tlio hislorv of rolnrv that n presidential candidate has had no op position. ' TAKES ISSUE WITH COURTS (Contlnuod from pago ono.) : chairman of the t'nited States Steel corporation, in which the latter wits ouoted as mi vine that "there are four million Chinamen we can cet to do agricultural work." "These people,' tho secretary eon tinned, "wanted to brim; tlicse China men hero to work in the fielil. fur the purpose of driving farm workers to other industries and cheapen labor. Don't be fooled: von are coins to t'nee unemployment hero nnd if vmt are wiso volt will exert "everv effort to stop immigration for n limited time to cive workers, soldiers and sailors an opportunity to not employment. "The creat interests want nolhini: more than thev do unemployment and cheap labor. Theirs is a ciuupaiu'ii lo set workers nt low wniros mid de stroy the trade union movement. 1 Warn von. You must protect vour selves nnd moreover, yon should fa vor legislation to lulv tlisvhiirseil sol diers ninl sailors their snlnrv until Ihev find employment. When our own people hnve been enred fur then the burs to iinmiirrnnts can bo let down,-' ' Legal size typewriter paper $1.50 Aor box of r00 sheets. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf WORSE THAN DEADLY-" POISON GAS Kidney dlirarie fs no rcippctor of par lous. It Attack! 'ounic and old alike. Id most cones the victim li vrfiroed of the Approaching danjeen. Nature finhti back. Headache, indigestion, insomnia, lame back, lumbago, aclatlca, rheuma tism, pal d In the Iolna and lower ab domen, difficulty in urinating, all are indication of trouble brewing In joui kidneys. When such symptoms appear yon will almost certainly find quick relief in GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This famous old remedy has stood the test for two hundred years in help ing mankind to fight off disease. It is imported direct from the horn laboratories in Holland, where It has helped to develop the Dutch into one) of the sturdiest and healthiest races in the world, and it may be hod at almost every drug store. Tour money Promptly refunded ff It does not re eveyou. He sure to get the genuine GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack ages, three sizes. , When Shopping EAT and DRINK at Southern ' Oregon's Leading Confectionery JNSURE Your Grain and Hay and Ranch Buildings. I have host plan, chenpest ItATUS and UliST COMPAN- Don't put It off. SEE ME. J. W. WAKEFIELD Phono 17-tt. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Sweet 'LILA lee ; ' : -In- " " .' "Puppy Love How to Woo, and How to Be WooedFull of humor. PEARL WHITE llth Episode of "The Lightning Raider" TOMORROW-SATURDAY MARGUERITE CLARK In' -'MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH' We Cut the Expense of Shaving Wo iiuiko your razor Miulcs do iihuc work. Wo niiiki' as iood as new or bettor for UDo dozen. 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