Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA01! TWO MrcDFOftP MATTJ TRTTVTTNE, 'MKD'flCVRD', ' OUTOON", TrTflRTVAY. .TUNF 21. imo 'Early rlnorii this morning observed Oil tha ouBtora lioiiaon the unuiiual iKht or a sun doc, which in folk lore U. credited as a sign that r.ilu will com wlihln three days, and which l)acK' lif the eastern s'.ates usually preceded a hard rain. The encyclo pedia cays that a sun dog is u frag mentary rainbow on the horizon. County Agont Cato, whose canine knowledge Is confined to poodle and hot dogs, and who nevor even saw a tin dog, said this forenoon th.u thoro were some indications of rain In the falling barometer and the sky formation, but sarcastically ' added that the rain would probably hold off until July 4th. j : Tor fire Insurance ptione 6 4, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. wood & Co. The public library will not be onn 'between twelve and one v'c:ock lur ing the summer mom lis. - This rule wtll bo In effect from Monday, June 30th to Monday, September 15th. - Springs Tor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miles G.irrnnl, a former MedfoVJ i9?h school student graduate ana who recently returned from overseas after, two years service in the l!0f. era squadron. Is visiting his aunt. Mrs.'W. V. Barnum and will leave in , a Tew days for his borne at Berkelev, Cal. i First-class kodak work. . charges about halt regular prices. Jap Art Store. . .. tf ' Miss LaVollo Boozer will arrive home .this morning from Whitman college at Walla Walla, Wash., to fcpend the summer with her fa'lier, atev. u. at. Boozer, and sisters. ' Spark plugs for trucks and trac tors. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Mrs. Unas. Brown will leave Thurs day for a visit at San Francisco. Phone Delaneya stand for taxt. Phone 652. Comer Main and Bart- lett. , . g$ All discharged soldiers and sailors who arq entitled to additional travel Jiay can obtain blank affidavits at the Med ford office of the federal em- ployment service to fill ojit and for ward to the war department at Wash Jngton. . . - Sewing machines repaired, bought! and sold, and rented 25c per week, j Phone 6 15-J. Frank C. Brant well, cashier of the Grants Pass Banking .company, - is. registered at the Oregon while.spend Ing several days In the city on bus iness matters. Yesterday he was in conference with one of his : local friends and financial associates, John L. Etheridge of Morris Brothers, on matters ranging from the high price of twin-sixes to the feasibility of a run over the Columbia highway. Mr. Btamwell is the son of F. S. Bram well, widely known business man and promoter of Grants Pass.-Port- lana Oregonian.- We can save you money on that new storage battery. . C. E. Gates Auto Co. "JVill the lady whose machine was to be repaired at Red Cross head quarters please call up the office and tell where the machine should be de livered,; ; . Mave a Supep Retread tire sole Jut on your old tire. It will last twice as long as a new tire. Puncture- proof, guaranteed. Best thing on the market.. Akron Tire Shop, 36 South itiverside. ... 84 According, to the Crescent City Courier of June 21st, there are eight applications for saloon licenses for . the -ensuing year, which doesn't indi- cate that our coast neighbor believes the saloons are going out of busi ness July 1st. " P. F. Close & tsoa, machinists and automobile repairers. Riverside) Gar age, 132. South Riverside. Service car. Phone 16 2-R. : , ..Mr, and Mrs. T. Bordeaux and Miss E.. Bordeaux of Seattle, auto tourists here several weeks- ago en route south arrived in the city yes terday on their way home from Cali fornia. They are at the Medford. f Baths 25c. Kenllworth Rooms. 103 Mrs. "William Hockenyos left this morning for a visit with her sister at IMontague. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. , ' .'.Dan W. Bagshaw, Jr., of Jackson villa, arrived in this country last week and was ordered to proceed to the navy yard at Bremerton for dis charge. He is a 1st class printer in the navy and had been stationed in Santa Domingo, D. R., since Jan. 1st. Ida E. Wood, teacher of piano. 301 South Ivy street. SO ' Mf. C. Reid and family of Portland are auto tourists at the Hotel Hol land. They are enroute to California points; Dr. A. Bursell, 309-10-11 M. F. & H.- Uldg., (North Central. Phone 29 . The annual class day exercises which -will bohold at the high school auditorium tonight will begin at 8 o'clock. . - ... ,. Dr. Robert W. Clancy has resumed the practice of medicine and has established his office la the Hutchinson- & Lvimsden bldg. . M. G. Slessal of Lake .creek, ar rived in the city Monday and is a guest at the Holland. For the best insurance see Holmes,' the Insurance Man.. . , Edgar Hafer left Sunday for visits . Chicago and with relatives at his former home in Omaha. : We have the bost.ttiea for all cars and personally guarantee them. C. E. Gates Aut Co - ' James I). Boll, landlord of th Nosh hotel was much Interested 1 the news accounts of I ho . cyclone which did such dninago ami killed so many persons at Fergus Falls, Minn Sunday, ns that city was his home -for fifteen years of his youth when his father operated the Grand note which was demolished In tho cyclone Proparo now to own a home, th Building and Loan will help you At the forty-fifth annual meeting of tho Oregon Medical , association which will be hold at Portland, June 20, 87 niid 28. Dr. E. iB. Pickol of Medford is on tho opening day's pro gram to take lpirt in tho discussion on "Routine Management of Duo denal Ulcer Cases." Ice cream to take home, SOo pint, 40c a quart No war tax. Sugar Bowl. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Howard who are on a motoring tour to tho south aro guests at the Medford. Wo have the onSy properly equip ped Ford repair shop in southern Oregon and the best Ford mechanics. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Cox, the well known teacher In the Medford schools will leave next Sunday for her home at 3ales- burg, 111., to spend the summer. Buy wisely but buy now, the Build- ing and Loan will. assist you. E. A. L. Smith and W. C. Garbe are Portland men at the Medford motoring southwards. Wo rebuild and recharge batteries C. E.. Gates Auto Co. At last the secret is out. Medford folks have often wondered what T. E. Daniels' first Initial stood for and most guesses were that It led off tho name Timothy, but Portland newspapers in accounts of the Mount Angel college commencement men tioned one.. Thurston rE.. Daniels of Medford, as having been . elected president of the alumni association. Spark plugs fot all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. - B. C. Ingle and C C. ewhouse are Eugene men visiting the city on busi ness today. , . , . -The American home is the safe guard of American liberties. Own your own home. Consult the Build ing and Loan. Portland men registered at the hotels today included G. J. Bonners. H. C. Turner. H. W. Scarborough. O. J. Freeman. W. O. Mandell, G. Hickok H. L; Hall, F. S. Elliott, A. J. Witch- el, F. S. Johnson, A. H. Ferguson, M. B. Connelly, G. If. Ashbangh, T. H. Nash, C. E. Smith, H. L. Moore, Geo. E. Bateson, F. C. Dnvles, E. W. Gardner. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. tf John Anderson, foreman of the George B. Carpenter orchard, left Monday night for a visit at his for mer home, Granite Falls, Minn. You can get a lot of miles out of that old tire by using one of our re liners. C. E Gates Auto Cj Mrs. Thomas Jones of Portland, is a guest registered at the Nash, . Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn mower and have It sharpened right. Called, for and delivered. 'Phone 320-J.. The Woman's association of the Presbyterian church served an appe tizing and well patronized dinner at the church from 11:30 -a. m. to 2 p. m. today, at which only Oregon pro ducts were on the table. Mrs. Hum phrey of Portland, the Oregon pro ducts lecturer and demonstrator, had charge of the dinner. Big dance, Medford Natatorium Thursday, June 26, Launspach's jazz. Have you heard those zylophones? SO California auto tourists enroute north and stopping at the Medford are Jlrs. G. P. Daniels of Pasadena, end E. V. Dyson of San Gabriel. Hemstitching. Pecoting, i Handicraft Shop. John A. Westerlund leaves tonight for Portland having-lieen subpoenaed as. a witness in a case before the fed eral grand jury. . . . t Mattresses made over, furniture upholstering, crating and packing. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. . - . C. H. Elson, of Ash Grove, Mo., Who recently joined his wife - and children here on a visit with the Whillocks, likes the valley very much. .Mr. Elson Is on extensive far mer and stock raiser. Mrs. Elson and Mrs. C. W. Whillock are sisters. Public stenographer Elsie Farrls. Room 212 Garnett Corey Bldg. 85' Tho women's missionary society of the Baptist church met this afternoon at the hom3 of Mrs. H. C. Garnett, 8 Clark avenue. Dance on the finest floor in coun try to the best music In Oregon! Thurs. night. Medford Natatorium. Mrs. Guy Garrett loft Monday evening for Eugene, having been call ed there by the sudden death Of her mother. Switches made -from combings; general work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, No. 8 East Fourth and Front. Phone 497-W. 90 Mr. and Mts. J. T. Aldois are Chi cago tourists who arrived at tho Hotel Medford this morning. Dry oak and fir wood for sale. Phone 818-R. 100 The Comrade club will have a short meeting tonight at tho Presby terian church. All members are urg ed to be present nt 7:15 as tickets for the dance will be distributed. Fir slab and dry wood for sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859. WEEKS & McGOWAN Co. -; ' UNDERTAKERS "Dav IMiono: Pacific 227. 1 Mjjlit' Phones: F. W. Weeks, 193-J2 I Jjndy Assistant,- Miss Constance Dordwell of Jack sonviiio, ana vern Owens of near Medford, tho -two Jackson county stoto wide prlzo winners at tho stnto fair lust year aro at Corvullls to lake tho two weeks course In tho summer school of Jlio O, A. C., which was tho prize orterou to stale winners. In the industrial club work. Miss Hordwell who loft for Corvallls on Sunday won tho rabbit raising contest, and Veru Owens who departed for tho snmo placa Monday, won tho com raising prlzo. Mrs. E. E. Goro, piano Instruction, technic and Interpretation built on harmonic basis. ; Mrs. Georgo Von dor llollen and children arrived In tho city last Sat urday from .Fort .Bakor, San Fran cisco hay, and aro guests at tho home of Senator and Mrs. Yon der llollen. Major George Von dor Hellen was recently transferred from Fort Baker to Camp Eustls, Vn. A motor will always run llko now if properly lubricated. Veedol Is the best Insuranco for proper lubrication C. E. Gates Auto Co. The Red Cross rooms are still opon and will continue to"To bo every day from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. during tho summer. 'Mrs. Moars or Mrs Schleffelln will be on hand to answer questions or give any assistance in their power to any ono calling upon the Hed Cross. The sewing is finish ed but a great amount of packing re mains to 'be done. Thore is still yarn on hand to be given out to knitters with an extension of time on gar ments, until fall. Those having fin ished garments on hand wtll plenso bring thorn into headquarters as we wish to ship everything tho flrat week in July. Mrs. Bessie Medley who is an ex- perjenced office assistant, has again resumed her worK ill Dr. Stearns office. Mrs. Medley has had special training in labratory technic. Dance at Prospect Saturday night. . , 81 The fire department Is kept on the jump-by grass fires those days. The department was called on Monday to extinguish four fires of this nature, nearly every one of -which was close o houses or other buildings. No damage was done. The time and lo cation of these grass fires was as follows: 1:20 p. m., West Second street: 3:30 p. m.. West Fourth street; 5:30 p. m., - West . Fourth street: 7:30 p. m.( .West Second street. At 1:5 p. m. today the de partment was summoned to handle a grass fire on West Jackson street Mrs. H. H. Russell of Cottage Grove, is registered at tho Hotel Medford. - i Visitors from itii Blue I.ndirn minA at me .vasn toaay are .Mrs. n, it. Finney, A. B Rob,insori and . Sam Sandry. MiKK't'K. Among guests at tho Medford are Louis DcBurgh and M. C, Hcmen way of New York, and M. Rapp, A. C. Boss and V. H. Morris of Sau Fran cisco. .- . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bross, 513 Newtown, left today with friends for vacation In the Dead Indian dis trict. They expect , to -return about ho 15th of Jnly.i i f : T BY SCHOOL BAND ISs CRATER LAKE TOURS Court Hall has accepted tho local agency and management for leading booking firms In the east to handle their tourist trade to Crater Lake for the 1919 season. Mr. Hall's duties will consist of handling all telegrams and letters, meeting the tourists at trains and hotels, and : arranging tours either by private autosor regu lar auto stage. Mr,,, Hull has arranged six differ- ent.sets of tours for the Crater Lake travel, this season. These tours arc from, two to five days duration, each onolfferent and attractive. Mr. Hall is so well acquainted with the scenic attractions on Crater Lake tours that the eastern booking firms had him arrango their itineraries. The Toad is now open up over tho mountain, and autos can get within one mile of Crater Lake. By July 1st autos can get to Craler.. Lake hotel. Indications are that there will be a big travel to Crater Lake tills season. Last night's concert In tho high school auditorium lomH the musical programs at tho high schvol for this year. A largo crowd was present to hour tho band concert, which was one of the best amniotic musical pro grams given In Medford In some tlnio. The members of tho ibaud should be complimented for tho wonderful pro gross thoy have made during tho past school year. . . When listening to these boys Pi would think, if you did not seo tneiu that they wero mitt tiro men, when In fact .many of them nro Btnull boys from tho grado schools. Their forto passages wero played with, precision and a big full round tono, not brassy us tho usual band plays. In their pinna passages they played a very sympathetic tuna. Tho overtures 'played showed consistent study and enroful Interpretation. We deslro to make special mention of tho playing of Mr. lrvino Torrlll who played "Bohemian Girl" as a baritone solo. This was extremely vo!l done. Mr.vEvorett Bray ton sang "1 Would Find You, Dear" In a very finished niiuincr.. Mr. Bruyton Is tho posses sor of a very flno tenor voice, and Modford high school should ho' proud that thoy havo such a talented young man among their students. Tho prospects , for the band the coming year are very fright. Mr Mclteyiuilds, tho director, now has a clnrluutto section of seven boys who will ho ready to lalio their placa In tho oi'Ktuilr.utlon next fall; also there will bo How players In ovory section lho membership of tlu band next your will bo about thlvty-flvo. Wo hvVtovo Modfoi'd will liuvo the coining year tUi lwt Uttttd. In Oregvi'i, " Too mn.-h ekillt vannot h glllli to Mr. McKoyuolda who has ably and persistently worked wllh lho boys this year.. Mr. Molteynoldft has had nil kinds of antliuslasm ami tutet'os In tho boys and tholr work.1 This ho- Ing the enso It, Is qulto evident why tho boys liuvo taken such 0 great Interest, Medford schools, should consider themselves fortuniito to havo tho services of such an able toucher u ml musical loader, . CLASS DAY PROGRAM : TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT Tho annual class day program of the high school graduating uluxs will bo hold In tho high acuool auditor ium tonight beginning at 8 o'clock. rho program Is us follows: Welcome, class president. , Piano solo, Mario Obonchalii, Class history, May Llndley. , Pln.d tin,.,,. l..Mt..Hl.. M..'.. ' Presentation of iiiomorlnl. Mar- Jorlo Myers. Acceptance of iiMiuoi'lnl, I fortiori lirny. Vocal solo. Miss Adelo Brnult. Class Prophecy, Marjorlo Myers, Class Bong, Edith Kubll. Class yell, class. ' - - 8 - -Didests Easily r-one great merit of 4 An equally: dreaf, merit lies in the sturdy, well-bal ancecf nutrition ofi thi rianital hlenrl v of processed wheat : I 3 1 1 i ciau - jjariey. , ,! cJust the food for tired stomachs ! There's at jQcasori i I s s t m fj '.tr'-' & ... , : . Illltl'.K, o'clock III thoanrr. Iitioti anil almululoly no ( ' ' 1 "pep." You call It sprluif ' 1 fever, hut Is II f ; When you nro constipated wotn matter .ro iniiltiA In tho InlcsttncH. ilcciiys, lorins imiImiim which nro nhnorliril Into vour hlood ainJ carried hy U to f very i - cell in your hody. Whrn your cells nro tliut oloned, of ciiiiiio yuu havo no prp," 1 rilN.Nilts.inlncrnl walers, castor oil, rto'.,merrty,omrtlif how. l-ls to act, and luiiko coinillintlou mid srll'-poiiionliiH n hhlt. Nujol is entirely dld'crcul from drugs ' II docs not force or irritate the bowels. Nujot prevents ntnjrnnthm hy oftrnln(r tho food wnte anil rncoiiniglnif the Intestinal muscles to act naturally, thus re-moving- the cause of constipation and cli'-poUonliij. It li absolutely Itiiriulrss nml pleasant to tako. Nujiil helps Nalura cslahlUh rnrty, tlioroUBti Imwcl rvscii. ntlou at ivgular Intcn'sU tho healthiest habit In the world. tirt a Ixittlc of Nll)I from your druggist today oud watch 'J-. . your "pep" emiie Imclt. .J 'i1 II I'll I lift Ct'tlftl 14 .Til in IWBIr.1 T)Allli nrannr inn niniai i rnun KinnTi " '""A AUUlllUUl.lliulwcttiul. iuuuittyfiurriiviuuiMiuuii r-8 : tV NtlTOJ no. u.. pat. orr. TbrxConsHipation' 1 aar." 4, '..' (ffert far. r 1 Pennsylvania Ratifies. ITAUMSBUKI. I'n.. June 2-1.- Pcnns-vlvunin toilav liecaiuc the sev entli state to ratify the federal woman sufTrnso ninenilciiicht. ' You can get most any old thing" at DeVoes ' most any old time. HorliCk'S the Original Malted Milk. Avoid -Imitations and Substitutes: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Chambermaid Hotel. at . Xusli FOR SALE One of the best paying cash businesses in Jackson county. Must sell for cash; big discount. Edgington and Dowdy, 73 Oak street, Ashland, Ore. ' ' - 80 DRvRICKERT EYES SCIENTIFICALLY ; TESTED, AVO GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED NO DItOPS USED , -. . . Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated Suite 1-2 over May Co. . 138 E, Mnln, Vpstelrf Mil AMEmCA'SlHOMElSHOErpOLISH Used by thrifty people because it Saves Time,' Saves Money, Saves Shoes.' uiunn7 10 vcucuuai iu cm xca liter. - ShinoiA Home Set, - makes shining easy ' "' in borne or office. 8LACK-TAN-WHITE-RED-BROWN ffPlL'S ! " 'V'' LIBERTY v ' ' TONIGHT ONLY ; ! : GERALDINE FARRAR In "TEMPTATION" What is the price that a Prima .Donna pays for Suc cchs?, Many incidents in this story are from Miss Farrar's own life. , A Paramount Re-Issne .: 'l: Prices Adults .15c; Children, 10c. - ' " . ' 1 Tomorrow Thursday ENID BENNETT in "PARTNERS THREE" PEARL WHITE in Twelfth Episode "THE LIGHT-' NING RAIDER 1 JXITn ?l CrfmforUble, Well iu.ygiKjn J ' Ventilated IF YOU DON'T LIKE - s Constance Talmadge DON'T COME DOWN TONIGHT Unless it is hot and uncomfortable at your house. It . ia the last showing of hor latest and best picture "The Veiled Adventure" '' - i ; Added . ": '. '. "V . WILLIAM DUNCAN COMEDY In TWO-REELS "AMAN OF MIGHT" "ALL FUR HER" A 100 percent Show TOMORROW-HARRY CAREY Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n 427 Medford Furniture and Hardware Building . Orfloo Oio Dally A. M. to 3 I'. M.' 7 Percent Divident Paid In Peace, W.-iifc or Punic. IfiiH jiaid iixoii demand for over ten years. , ' ,: . ' , Investment Stock on side (hi! time.'-Uecome a inemher and be loyal to your homo' f'dy. ' f). M. KIDI), I'rcHldint. , O, f. liOtiOH, Hecioliiry fSiZSk- -DnriiVg the ' past ' threo 'years we havo sold a ,'trood ' many 'Akron ' ' i Trusses. And 1ivn hA not one complaint. Tf you are not wearing an Akron you -arc riot-wearing tho best.''' ;;!'.. . , ,. Heath's Drug Store Phone884 : The San Tox Store