Medford mail tribune., June 21, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATH TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREClOy. KATITRDAV, JUNE 21, 1010
Tho prediction made that this
summer and fall thoro .would be an
unprecedented tourist travel both )
unto' and train on the Pacific coast
and thru Oregon is being made, good,
for during the past week there were
mans7 tourists, especially ly motor,
stopping at Medford ' hotels,' while
many others passed thru the valley
north and south. Tho tourist arri
vals hore are expocted to increase
from, July 1st, tho date tha Crater
la lto season opens, until Into. fall.
For (Ire Insurance pnone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street aud S. P. track.
D, R. Wood & Co, ' ,
. The grade schools closed for the
summer vacation yesterday afternoon
nnd the many hundreds of pupils
went ' homeward with armfuls of
school Ibooys and school utensils. The
high school final examinations will
held early next week and noxt
Thursday nlght'lho "commencement
, exercises . will, be-held at the Poxe
theater. Tomorrow night the bacea-
, laureate services will bo held at the
same .theater, the program of which
appears 'elsewhere In this issue.
,, springs ror ait cars.. j. i&. ijuces
Auto Co.'
The Majestic theater of Rosenurg,
it has just been announced, has Been
taken over "toy the Globe theaters
company, in 'which Messrs. Moran and
Percy of Medford are leading mem
bers, giving them control of ' the
Roseburg amusement -field, as the
.'other theater, the Antlers, passed
into their hands some time ago. This
same company thru Messrs. Moran
and Percy, who own the Rlalto. ob
tained possession of the Medford
' leld this week when they took over
tne fage theater on a iu years lease.
": ' Parts and supplies for all electric
equipment. Auto Electric Equipment
Co., 27 North ' Grape St. Phone
237-R. "''" ' 7S
Walter D. Brown, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Brown, arrived in the city
from Sah Francisco this week to at
tend the Elks celebration yesterday
' and witness the graduation of his sis
ter, Miss Helen, with the high school
seniors next Thursday night
'' ' First-class kodak, work, charges
tA,,f half vairiitat, nrlMB Tan' A f
Store. "'.- "
Word has reached Medford that
two cases of diphtheria have broken
out in the Phoenix district.
" Big dance Medford Natatorinm to--night.
Best floor! Best music! Be
V-., , . . ' . ?o
i A California tourist party motor
ing northwards and stopping at the
'Holland consists of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Goodman of Pasadena."' Mrs. C. R.
onahue of Los Angeles and H. E.
T"loyd of Hollywood; ' .
Spark' plugs -tor trucks and trac
tore.'MX E. Gates Auto Co. .'
..' . Miss Marie Gates arrived home to
day troin. her visits at Eugene and
Portland.
Phone Detaneys stand tor taxi.
Phone 552.; ' Corner Main and Bart
lett. :.! : SE
Rlanlfiv Rlshnnrick nf Rnld Hill is
s visitor In the city having arrived at1
fun nuntiim r nuay. "
K' Dance Gold Hill parilian Saturday.
ist.-.-, -. ." '.. -. '78
t Mr; and Mrs. I.ee Canfield and Mr.
and Mrs. P. E. Fullerton of Salem, an
auto party here earlier in the Week
stopped in -Medford a short time Fri
day on their way home from Klam
ath Falls. -'- Mr. Canfield is the state
barber inspector.
' Big' dance Medford Natatorinm
touight. Launspach's Jazz orchestra.
Everybody's 'going. " 78
1 Fair weather is promised for Sun
day. ' The maximum temperature of
Friday was 78 degrees.
.'. Yours for electric troubles. Auto
:Eleotrio Equipment Co.' 27 North
Grape St. Phone 237-R. 78
was registered at the Medford yes-
lating with the Elks.
Sewing machines repaired, bought
and sold, and rented 25c per week
Phone 615-J. -'
A car or the long looked for cas-
. tag for the oil well was received Fri
day and taken to the prospect hole,
'it is to 'be hoped work will be pushed
on the well now.
We can save you money on that
. new. Rtornen hafterv.' fi. R ftatpo.
,Autp C6. ' ' .''
' Another dance will be given at the
Xatatorium this evening.- Launs
pach's jazz orchestra will provide the
music. A large attendance from Ash
' land, Central Point and other towns
is looked tor,
P. .TV-Close & Son, machinists and
automobile repairers. Riverside Gar-
: oge, 132 South Riverside. Service
car. - Phone 102-R.
. See Haney's Auto Bed advertise
ment elsewhere iu this Issue. '
:' Eastern guests at the Hotel Med-
fprd are L. R. Brooks of New York
cltyand-B. H. Jolley of Cumberland,
Md. . . : -' t". ' . " '. '
' ..That dance Saturday, June 21, at
- Gold Hill, is going to bo a bigger and
bettor success than ever. Roberts
orchestra will make your feet glide
aoross that up-to-date rioor, and en
joy the evening as you never did be
fore. Don't forgot the time, the place
and the glrl.-The Pavilion, Gold Hin.
Twin-fire spark piugB. Auto Elec
tric Equipment Co., 27 North Grape
Sfc Phone 237-R. ' - 78
Among today's guests at the Hotel
' Medford are Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stout
and Mr. and Mrs. K. Poorman of
'Portland, Chas. D. Cramer of Spo
' kano and J. .1. Heller of Los Angeles.
Baths 23c. Kenilworth Rooms. 103
There was iborn to Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Ryan nt the home on Jackson
street, an 8 pound son on Thurs
day, June 19.
Alco Taxi.' Phone 95. . .
In a tourist party from Helling-(
nam, wusn., who are wimum kuhiu
aud are guests at tho Nnsh hotel nro
Mr. and Mrs. George. Sporls, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John A. (irnlimu and George
Graham, ,
Ida 13. Wood, teacher of piano. 304
South Ivy street. SO
Automobiles Tor tho V". S. Bureau
of Fisheries, state geological survey.
Crater Lako National park. Stale
Fish and Game departmout, Crater
Lake Concessions, and State High
way department wore in Medford
Friday getting supplies,
TJr. A. Bursctt, 303-10-11 M. F. &
H. Bldg., (North Central. Phono 39.
S3
E. A. HlUlroth, of Ceutrnl Point,
was among tho Medford visitors Sat
urday. Mr. Hildroth lived in Butto
Falls from the time- the first shingled
houso was built until recently when
ho nnd Mrs. llildreth moved to Cen
tral Point.
Dr. Robert W. Clancy has resumed
the practice of medicine and has
established his office In the Hutchin
son & Lumsden bldg.
Portland motor tourists at the
Holland are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wills.
and Mr. and Mrs. Beu Laidlow. They
are enroute homo from California.
Let the next ono be an "Eveready."
Auto Electric Equipment Co., 27
North Grape St. Phone 237-R. 7S
Wo have the best tires for all cars
and personally guarantee them. C.
E. Gates Auti Co
J. J. Buchter will leave next Tues
day morning tor Atlantic City, N. J.;
where he will attend tho national
convention of the Elks order as the
delegate from Medford lodge.
Ice cream to take home, 30o a
pint, 40o a quart No war ' tax.
Sugar Bowl. '
AVe have tne ontj properly equip
ped Ford repair 'shop in southern
Oregon and the best Ford mechanics.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. ". "
Fred McAllister, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John McAllister of Lake creek,
arrived In the city this morning from
the Presidio at San Francisco en
route home on a 30 days furlough.
He Is a member of Company L, 44th
Infantry, and has been in the service
for two years.
We rebuild and recharge batteries.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Spark plugs tot all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
Chicago men registered at -the Hot
tel Medford are Chas. W. Ka,yser, H.
A. Rockell and Phillip Lannon.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. tf
You can get a lot of miles out of
that old tire by using one of our re
liners. C. E Gates Auto Cj
The public market was extra good
today, lots of fresh garden produce,
cherries, a few strawberries and a
big wagon load of loganberries on
sale. Cherries are high in price. A
cannery at the south end of the
county ia paying growers $150 a ton
for them, and a number or growers
would rather sell at that price than
assume the trouble of delivering to
retail customers.
Dance at Trail tonight, good floor.
splendid supper, a nice run over
good road in your car. 78
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn mower and have it sharpened
right. Called for and delivered.
Phone 320-J.
Rev. J. W. Hoyt and sons left
Ashland last Thursday for a visit at
their former home at Gold Beach.
Hemstitching
" Pecoting, : ;
Handicraft Shop. - '
Help wanted. Permanent posi
tions, at Medford Domestic Laundry.
' 78
. Miss Florence Denzer who bas
been teaching school at Leaburg,
Ore., arrived home today.
Mattresses made over, furniture
upholstering, crating and packing.
Douglas, 101 South Central! Phone
615-J. '.''
Public stenographer Elsie Farris.
Room 212 Garnett Corey Bldg. S5
Rev. and .Mrs. D. A. Hoover of Al
berta, Canada, the former - having
just taken charge of the Nazarene
church at Oregon City, arrived here
today to visit his relatives, having
especially come at ths time because
bis mother, Mrs. D. A. Hoover re
cently suffered a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. M. KIrkpatrick is Rev. Hoover's
sister, and Mrs. H. G. Stoeckman Is
bis niece.
Switches made from combings;
general work. Sanitary Beauty
Shop, So. 8 East Fourth and Front.
Phone 497-W. 90
Dry oak and fir wood for sale.
Phone 818-R. ' ' 100
C. L. Stewart of Minneapolis and
Henry G. Andrews of Rochester are
Minnesota guests registered at the
Medford. 1 .' '
A motor will always ran like new
if properly lubricated. Veedol is the
best insurance for proper lubrication
C. E. Gates Auto Co. '
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859.
The southbound passenger train
due here at 9:35 a. m. daily was run
in two sections today because of
heavy travel.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Big dance, Ashland Nat, next Sat
urday night. Medford Jazz orches
tra. 78
Mr. and Mrs. J. ZImet and Mrs. J
Miller and son were visitors in Med
ford yesterday from Yrcka, ,
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
WEEKS & McGOWAN Co
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phone: I'ncific 227.
"The Mints of Hell.' Feature
at the Riajto Theater Tonight
iff, lJ&P"m
;5 ' fttutam Vcsmoiid in
'.'Fiat gold is black and soft and
fiat, 'like coins from the 'mints of
hell.; They say It sups men's brains.
That is tho price they must, pay for
it.v"
Into the frozen silences of the!
lukon, Dan Burke went in search ;
of adventure and fortune. He found j
ooin, out went thru hell first.
Three Medford soldiers arrived in
Now York yesterday from Franco on
the transport Liberator and aro now
at Camp Mills. They are Herbert G.
Kentner. George W. Anderson nnd
Sevier E. Fenstead.
Prof. A. A. Garlock and the boxers
from Portland who appeared at lust
night's athletic show of the Elks left
for home this morning. .
A trio of Seattle auto tourists en
route to California . and who were
Holland guests Friday are G. S.
Clark, P. W. Harnce and O. C. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Nils Malquest of
Cheyenne. Wyo., arrived here today
for a, visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hart. Mrs. Malquest and Mrs. Hart
are sisters.- .
At the Elks banquet last night
money to purchase a piano for itso
in the general club house parlors was
raised 'by passing the, hat for volun
teer contributions.'1 This floor of the
club house- has never had a piano.
About J2."0 was tossed Into the hat.
Mrs.' Joseph A..Skeeter of Kerby
returned home Suiurda after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Skeetcrs.
FAITH TO ALLIES IS
FATAL TO ORLANDO
HOME. June 21. "Kemuin faith
ful to our duties townrd tha. allies,"
was n pafc!(i in the jidiircss of Pre
mier Orlando today which turned the
tide airninst the premier nnd reunited
in the adverse vote which had its se-
auel in the resignation of the Orlando
abinet. There was u exeat tumult
and crieM of "the allies have never
been faithful to us. Whv should we
be faithful to them?"
SiL'nor Orlando's fateful utterance
so; stirred the deputies that the re
mainder of his sneci'h received hut
little atl'-'iilion.
PARIS. June 21 The Italian dele
gation to the neucc r'unlcrence has
been directed from Koine to accept
the proposition for the settlement of
the Dalmatian question made hv Pre
miers Clcmcnceitu, Llovd (ieoi'L'e and
President Wilson, nccordintr to
Paris of fiee of Renter's limited.
the
A
PARIS, June 21. (By Associated
Press.) Premier Lloyd George is
confined to his room with a severe
sore throat." His Indisposition pro
vented his attendance yesterday at
the meeting of the supreme allied
council. His place at the conference
was taken by Arthur J. Balfour,
British foreign secretary.
TjADIKS
When Irregular or delayed use Tri
umph Pills. Sate and always depend
able. Not sold at drug stores. Do not
experiment with others, 3ave disap
pointment. - Write, for "Kelicf" and
particulars, 'It's free. Address: Nat-
lopal .Medical Institute, Milwaukee,
Wis.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework. Apply Gov
ernment Employment offjee. H3
You can get most any
old thing at DeVoes
most any old time.
'The Mint of
I A gripping drama of tho Yukon
whoro llfo Is in the raw nnd men
fight for gold. A story, .that equals
(Jack London's In diajnutjc punch
and the thrill of "tho gold country
where many hnvo gone mud, euteu
;now and died, in a vain search for
treasure. Thls'fUm will bo shown at
tho Klnllo tonight.
SAX FRANCISCO. June 21. Uni
ted .States Senator ,Mihs Poindextcr
of Washington statu, was named here
todav in a country )vide boom hv tele
graph for president of the United
States in 11)20. The boom was
launched bv S. A. Perkins of Taeotua
member of the republican national
committee, and a newspaper publish
er 6t the Pacitii! northwest. .
' Perkins ulso announced that coast
republicans would loin with the re
publicans of California iu an enilenv.
or 'to have the republican national
convention next vear held in San
rraneiseo. and will oiler, free a spe
cinl train to lirinu' the national com
miltoemcn and their slatf assistants
to this eitv from t'liicau'o and take
them back. , .
RUSSIAN CRUISER SUNK
BY BfrTTISH U-BOAT
LONDON". June 21. The HtisMim
criu-er Oleif was sank Wednesduv bv
a liritish submarine, it is unnouuecd
in n liiissian wijiless dispatch receiv
ed todav.
The -inkinir occurred near the
Tolbiu-hiin liulitlHMi.se.
GOT GOOD KKSULTS
. This honest, straight forward let
ter from a woman who has suffered
should bo heeded by. all afflicted
with backache, rheumatic pains, sore
muscles, awful tired feeling and
other symptoms of kidney and blad
der trouble: "I havo got such good
results from Foley Kidney Pills thut
I can sleep much ictter and tho pain
In my back and sides Is a good lot
better. I nm going to keep on taking
them." Mrs. Chas. Gray, 270 6th
St., Detroit, 'Mich. For salo by Med
ford Pharmacy.
DR. RIGKERT
EYES SCIENTrFICAtjTiT
TESTED, A'SD G LASHES
PROPERLY FITTED
NO DJtOPS VSEI
Broken Lenses Accurately Implicated
Suite 1-2 over May Co' '
128 E. Main. Upstairs '
Copyiitflit icauicjcd, tyiy
Why We're Here
To help you get the right
start with your new car
; ' To see that you are sup
plied promptly with the
.best battery built.
To charge your battery if It
needs charge to test it with the
hydrometer to supply you with
distilled water to repair bat
teries tint have suffered from
neglect or abuse. ..
Come in anytime. Ask as
. many questions os you like, but
T2 sure to arik thio-oncJ "'What
is Villrrd go-di Battery Li
' ,curfjicc?" Remind us to iand't
you -a copy of the booklet.,
"Willard E;rvice 'mid Vou."
LEAVE CHIHUAHUA'
BEFORE TOO LATE
JUAlil'XMe,.. .lnnu 2l.Aiiuri-
cans wore waincil to leave Ihq Mor
mon tlislrict of Wester,!! Chihuahua
"When tho crisis arrives," hv Onei'itl
Manuel Hieanez. coiiimiiudcr Hie
iioi'lheasici'it mililur.v muiio, tieeoriliiut
to a tolonram tyi-eived last nitrht hv
iuerienn ('niisiil Dow tivm Amen-
can Consul Stewart nt Chihuahua
Cilv.
The mcvsauo staled dial (loiiei'iil
llieauex eunsiilorod the willidnval of
the Auierieans from the Casus
(Iraniles .Mormon district ndyisahlc
until such a lime thut ho could send
troops into thai district to protect
tho Americans. Tho warninsr wim re
IVrrcd to tho American stale (joint rl
ment. .
Mot'itum cliuri'h officials hero con
sider it imimiclieahlo for the (lilt)
Mormons jiviinr in Iho l'nsas t.)randes
district to leave their homes lit this
timciuiid consider it improbable that
anolhor exodus, similar to tloso of
11112 nnd PH I, w'ilj result iu a general
lootitu; of tho colonics.
(lenonil Diemicr. also infonncil the
American consul at Chihuahua Cilv
(hat his bomhiiiL' planes were roailv
to take the lid, I and that a column
would bo started north at once to ci(
aiiuo Villa. ' ,
Ef. VASO. Tex., jiinc 2U-iVilla
has civet! iiislriK'tions to (lis uieii .to
attack notio otdhv small lcderai uur-ri.-nns
oceiinviiiL' towns and settle
ments alone I he Mexican sido of the
border, nccordiiur to information re
ceived here todav from the field in
Mexico.
Expert r :
Workmen
V1umi you have your auti)
rcpaiiinu; done you want lo
know twvt oxpciU'iH'ca iue-
Our Wdiknitn iui'joxpei't.s
and all of iImmii have tlic cn
doi'sonu'iit ...of .thc.Coni'maud
oi' o the Kocloyell motor
fold where tliey verQ iiie
ciiiinies duriiitr the war. "
When you want expert
woi'lviiiansliip'at a ftiir )riee
hriii,' it to ?ts .or phone and
we will. (.all. ..,.-
Crater, Lake
Motor Co.
E. E. Waters. South Fir St
W. R. Gaylord
NAT BUILDING. MEDFORD
INSURE
Your Grain and Hay and
, Ranch Buildings. -
I have licnt pliin, chonpent
It AT ICS and BKST COVPAN
1EB. ...
Don't put it off. SEE, ME.
J. W. WAKEFIELD
IMiono 17-lt.
A delight on any day,
SUNDAY OR
WEEKDAY
A LA CARTE DINNER AT
Holland Cafe
You, nml ' the . friends von . cnler-
luin, will relish the npieli.ini; nieiitH
and vcKctiihleH. the - niounnt, HulndHi
the delicious desHcrtH, Tho dnilv
When Scu'ool's Out I " '
In thm prrlow hnnm tWf S '
Utd aflrr Kliitnl. ymt wlllnrvrr H V..
AtfitUi upH to woiiiJt wht la "V.
da or wim U s wtun you n I
UuIey-DiTiJioa Bicycle gl'ji
It'g baaly to lv.k St Md lvJ
Ob. bow msy It rltkl JV '
ehnnKus in tho menu (rives vou nl
wnva somothinir new to -unlieipnte.
Dino ut the llollund uhd dine well,
Sunday Dinner
12:00 to 2:00
MTZlXr
Tho (JmtlONt Ph i m o ri tulurdon MiMlfui tl Hun Yvv Hoimi
ju rKUT iii'iaiHS' '.iitiwMUxiHU'rt htuhv
"The
. DlltKtTKII IX
Unpardonable
. An Amazing Story of Loyo and Adventure
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PRICES
AFTKKXOON'
Al l, HKATH t!.1
iiil;liti:. i.io
Hpcclal ntiKiiicntcd oit'lnwli'u
. IdlH'rty Tlionlro. "" ' "
LIBERTY
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
MARGUERITE CLARK
in ' '
4M rs.Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
Don't fail to see the Screen, Version of this Famous
Novel and Play.
TOMORROW MONDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
In "EXTRAVAGANCE"
We Cut the Expense
- of Shaving .:
We make your razor blades do more" work. AVo
make as tjood as new or l)ctter-j-l'or :!()c, dozen.
' ' '
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884 , ' ', The San Tox Store
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HELLO, BILL!
Eat at
THE GUSHER CAFE
, While in the City
The Battery Shpp
Is Now Open for Business - ,, ' .
. WE DO EVERYTHING ELECTRIC
Batteries any make IJeeliiti'Ked and Ixepaired. v Kx
tlort workineii. Kiitisfaetioii guaranteed or money
' refunded. '
C. A. Linch, Proprietor.
115 W. Main St. Medford .
'in : , . : i-l. !'':'' -in
The Vacation Trip
IF you are planning oiuv.trin to the ("ilioru
Mountains or Forests this minimer don'i
fail to go armed with ?iit National TR AV- '
ELERS' C1IEQUES. ' j;..will'ehniiuale tluv
danger of tho loss of your li'itiiiey. Wc issue
them in all denominations, i . ;s j . ' : '
'. - . I i " , ..
"The Bank for All PnrnnaM " '.
Capital
Mbdford
I ACT nAV
I'KUHO.V II V MAIIHIIAI.I. X HI IAN
KVi:xiX(i.s ,
lmvir Hour HOe, (
Int. 1 llon'H llnlcoiiy U.0.
Iliilnuco Itiilcony -.1c,
t hlldii'ii ti.lc.
lindor (lli( jlon of Henry llnrcko (it
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$100,000.,
Oreoqn . , ; .
Mglit Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2
ELECTRIC SHOP
Lad1 Assistant. '