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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1919)
r FACIE TWO MEDFOKn MATL' TRIBUNE, MEDFOTtn, OREO OK MONDAY. JTJNR no; inin . Wh!!a oil Medford pooplo will hnll with rejoicing the going Into effect at midnight tonight of the reduced poBtngo rntoa probably no ono will sit up that Into to purchase stamps nor will tho postofCIco keop open to ac- commodate "thorn. After that hour the two-cent Rtamp will agnln carry a one-ounce letter anvirhoro In the '. United States and circulars, postcards and local letters enn again bo mailed at tho old one cent rate. ;'See tho city trensuror about your semi-annual Interest payment this : week. Times are better. You can't afford to lose your property for few dollars. , Earl York and Ernest Carpenter finally arrived home oday from . relatives who had been meeting every southbound train for three days to areet them. The hoys were last week discharged at Camp Lewis from ser vice in the USth engineers, having only recently arrived from 4helr long lnlv In KVaiina nnH RarmAnt' See Haney's ideal auto bed; ad in this paper. tt Mrs. Alonzo Petty will speak at ithe Baptist church tonight at S o'clock on Americanization. All la dles who are Interested in missionary work are Invited to hear her. Wo have the best tries for all cars and personally guarantee them. C. E. Gates Autj Co Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trelchlor are moving from South Holly to' their home on South Oakdale. Ice cream to take home, 20o a pint, 40c ft quart No war tax. Sugar Bowl. An auto party or prominent Cali fornia tourists enroute to Portland and Seattle were over-Sunday guests at the Hotel Medford and continued on their Journey today. Its members Tvere air. ana .Mrs. r. a. nasien, re verly Haslert and T. E. Scribner of San Francisco, and Frank G. Drum, Jr., and George A. Pope, Jr., of Bur llngame. As the Increase ot patients Is felt and space Is required. Dr. de Rey monto has opened an "Institute of Health" at 425 South Oakdale ave nue, where the sick will have more comfort. His offices at St. Mark's bids, will be transferred to the Insti tute, Monday, 30th of June. SS Mr. and Mrs. James T. Shaw and daughter of San Francisco, arrived at the Medford yesterday to remain a week In the city. : Sure we'll wire your house. Peo ple's Electric store. 86 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of this City motored back to Grants Pass Saturday with Rev. and Mrs. Cline and Mr. and Mrs. Jud Taylor to be week end 'guests. . ' Prepare now to own a home, the Building and Loan will help you. rhsn P MnvhAw nf KAnftlo nrnfvrvl In Eugene yesterday from a non-stop drive from Medford, In the neighbor hood of ISO miles. He reports the roads in good condition with the ex ception of a few had spots. In his opinion the much-talked about Cow Creek canyon Is a fairly rough piece of road of which the dangers and dif ficulties are extremely over-rated. He says there are about 10 miles of rough road but autolsts who have really experienced real bad roads would consider this much advertised spot fairly good. Eugene Guard. Eat where the eats are good. Gush er Cafe. - " Have you forgotten that there are but four days more to pay Interest on street assessments? See the city treasurer at once. John P.Igg of Ashland, a Y. M. C. A. secretary for seven months in France, gave an Interesting and in structive talk In the First Methodist church at the Sunday forenoon ser vices. . Phone 12, People's Electric Store. " S6 We can save yon money on that new storage battery. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Opal Plotner and Opal JC. Langenberg of Portland and Miss Florence Daveney of Glendale, are an auto tourist party at the Hotel Holland enroute to Klamath Falls with the intention of making the re turn trip by Crater lake. . We have the onry properly equip ped Ford Tepair shop In southern Oregon and the best Ford mechanics. C. E. Gates Auto Co. C. M. Kldd arrived home Sunday from his :vhslt at Portland. Mrs. Kldd will remain In that city-for a longer stay. Buy wisely but buy now, the Build ing and Loan will assist you. - Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ayers and the former's sister, were Sunday guests at the 'Hotel Holland from Jackson ville.. We rebuild and recharge batteries. C. E. Gates Auto Co. -,, . Court Hall who will book tourist travel to Crater Lake for the eastern tourist agencies opened up his office in the Commercial club today where he will answer all Inquiries pertain ing to travel to the lake. Just a whisper off Main. The Gusher Cafe. ...... Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mohr and three children left for, San Francisco last night for a two weeks visit with Mr. Mohr's relatives after which he will return .to Medford and Mrs. Mohr and the children will go to Pacific Grove to spend the summer at the sea shore. Spark plugs rot all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. WEEKS & McGOWAN Co, . UNDERTAKERS ' '. Day Phono: Pacific 227, Xlfilit Phones: P. W, Weeks, 103J2 ' Lnly Assistant. Mrs. M. I. Halt who spent tho win ter with her daughter nt Wapnto, Wash., and returned to Jacksonville Inst week hns gone to Rono, Nov., on a business trip.: By paying your semi-annual Inter est by Mondny you save ponnlty and Interest, also advertising your prop erty. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Graham of SprlnRdalo, Ark., are tourists regis tered at the Medford. The American homo la the safe guard of American liberties. Own your own home. Consult the Build ing and Loan. Mr. and Mis. George M. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ynwler and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thierolf arrlvod home Sunday night from their auto trip ot sevoral days at Shasta Springs. A home enfo for home people, Tho Gusher Cafe. W. A. Cornitius of Los Angoles, Is visiting at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Cornitius. Public stenographer Klsla Farrls. Room 212 Garnott Corey Bids. So , Plans are now being perfected for the complete exploration of the large natural caves on Galls creek a short dlstanco from this city. This natur al attraction is described by people who have seen it as a wonderful bit of natural interest. A thoro investi gation will be made In the near fu ture and the possibility ot opening up a near attraction (or Gold 11111 will be written up at length. Other at tractions, tho possibly not as great as the natural caves, are here and in turn will be explored with an eye to development which will give this community as many if not more side attractions as any locality ou tho coast. Gold Hill Xows. Mattresses made over, furniture upholstering, crating and packing. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. Tourists who spent Sunday at Hotel Holland were Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Wherry and sons of Ogden, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rambo ot On tario, Ore. Do not forget the boxing contests at Page theatre, Wednesday, July 2nd. The annual state convention of the Spanish Wir Veterans will convene at Salem on Wednesday. Dry oak and fir wood for sale. Phone 81S-R, 100 Sheriff Chas. Terrill arrived home Sunday from his week's stay in Port land where he was a witness before the federal grand jury. He had ex pected to bring back with him two persons wanted for crime committed in Medford, who had been traced to Portland but who could not bo locat ed. . Get one of Haney's auto beds for camping, Chautauqua or Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Harnley of Up land, Calif., who are enrouto to Port land, are guests at the Hotel Med ford. Mr. Harnley is one of Califor nia's large orange growers. Whoop-la! Whoop-la. The Gusher. Mrs. O. V. Myers leaves tonight for Seattle where she will spend a month or more visiting relatives. Are you going to the Story Book ball. Monday evening, at St. Mark's hall? Tickets loo of any member ot the Comrades club. 85 G. E. Purdin has returned from Weed and will work, on the Pacific highway. A motor will always run like new if properly lubricated. Veedol is the, best insurance for proper lubrication. C. E. Gates Auto Co. The Misses Opal Call and Thelma Brown leave this evening for a visit with relatives at Grants Pass. There will be no issue of the Mail Tribune on Friday, July 4th. Adver tisers please take notice. Eastern guests registered at the Hotel Medford Include R. J. Tippen of Detroit, M. Crossley and E. Baird ot Xew York and L. Odeguard and Peter J. Ccchozke of Chicago. . Fir slab and dry wood for sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Crews returned Sunday from a visit at Crater Lake and report the roads In good condi tion. They were able to drive within half a mile of the hotel at the lake's rim and because of the unusually clear atmosphere had a magnificent view ot the Klamath country. Mr. and Mrs. Crews said that the road to the hotel will be open all the way by today or tomorrow morning. Seats on sale now for 'boxing con tests at Page. Only four more days to pay pav ing, sewer and watermain interest at the city hall. Penalty goes on after 1st. . Dr. and Mtb. Chas. T. Sweeney ar rived home Monday morning from Portland where lapt week he attend ed the Oregon Medical association convention. The ladies can attend the ooxing contest at Page theatre. ThiB is a good, clean show. They will enjoy it. Harvey K. Wall, son of Mr', and Mrs. D. M. Wall, who has been in the U. S. navy for the past fourteen months, arrived home Sunday from Hampton Roads, Va., where he was radio operator aboard the U. S. S. Nokomis. ' Switches made from combings; general work. Sanitary - Beauty Shop, No. 8 East Fourth and Front. Phone 497-W. " . 80 You can get a lot of miles out of that pld tire by using one of our re liners. C. E Gates Auto C You can get most any old thing at DeVoea most any old time. I'p to this nftcrnoon no employes of the Homo Telephone company had gone oltl on strike, which is n part ot tho Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company. In conformity with K'. eral order issued by tho employes for California and Oregon, Manager Robert Hammond said that ho did not think any of tho local employes would join In the strlko unless the striko boenmo general, but that In any event ho did not anticipate that the local service would bo seriously crippled. All barber shows will stay open until 10 o'clock Thursday, night. They will bo closed all day Friday, tho Fourth. , . j S3 C M. HunUlngar of Hartford, Conn., who is connected with a big advertising agency and who is . a world traveler,,, arrived in tho city Sunday and Is nt tho Hotel Medford from where ho and N C. Uarbecht ot Los Angeles will depart on tomor row morning's stage for. a visit to Crater Lake. Try our merchants lunch. ho Shasta. - tt Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lawrenco left Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown and family by auto for San ! Francisco, from whore Mr. and Mrs. i Lawrenco may coutinuo their auto trie to l.os Angeles. During their i absence their daughters, Misses Elsie 1 and Ruth aro In chargo of the Law-- renco Jewelry store. I Every red blooded American will. want to see the boxing contests and wrestling exhibition at the Pa&e the ater, Wednesday, July 2nd. Baths 35c Kenllworth Rooms. 103 Alco Taxi. Phone 95. Deputy Fish and Game Warden Walker is expected home tomorrow from Curry county where he has been on duty for the last 10 days. For fire lnsurancu pnone 64, cor ner Eleventh stroet and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. Everybody's doing 1L What?" Pay ing up their Interest on assessments. Why? Because property values are coming back. Among guests at the hotels is Mrs. Nettie Bailey of Ft. Jones, Cal.. at the Holland, and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Horn and H. R. Maris of Seattle. and J. J. Hurshberger of Hubbard, Ore., at the Medford. Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Electric ranges repaired by Peo ple's Electric store. S6 A. B. Campbell who had been ab sent for the past three weeks because ot illness and with Mrs. Campbell having visited their daughter in Cal ifornia, returned to his duties this morning as chauffeur ot the M. F. & H. building elevator. Call Mitchell In regard to that lawn mower and have It sharpened right. Called for and delivered. Phone 320-J. . : First-class kodak worlt, , charges about halt regular prices. Jap Art Store. tf This morning's hotel arrivals In cluded Mrs. A. M, Petty and S. A. Spencer of Portland, S.' VI. t'oon of Spokane, F. A. 'Bernardo ot Seatllo and F. A. Mack and Joseph Slnrk of Sun Francisco nt tho Medford, and Mrs. P. M. Flick ot Santa Barbara, Calif.,, mid Eugene l!, Wunder of I'ortliMid nt Iho llolliind. Spark plugs for trucks and trac tors, C, 10. Uates Auto Co. Phone Dolunay's stand for taxi. Phono 552. Corner Malu aud Hnrt lott. 86 Tho outlook Is that this delightful weather will continue. Fair weather Is predicted for Tuesday, Tho max imum temperature for Sunday was "9 degrees. Sowing machines, repaired, bought nud sold, and routed 2&o per week. Phono 015-J. For the best Insurance soo Ilolmorf, tho Insurance Man. ltoy Prultt and O. V, Moors lenvo Monday night for Tacomn where thoy will attend tho auto races. . P. F. Closo ft Hon, machinists and automobile ropatrors. Klvorsldo Oar age, lit 2 South Klvorsldo, Service car. Phono 103-H. Mrs. V, Unuer ot Medford was greatly surprised to read In n Port laud newspaper Sunday u dispatch telling of how Jack Ulgglus. 101 years old, ot Wabash, 1 ml., hail tnkon n rldo In an aeroplane, Mr, IIIkkIiis Is her lirothor-ln-hiw and she mip posed that he was dead an, uho had not heard (anything of him tor the past 13 years. Dr. Robert V. Clnney has reaumod tho practice ot medicine nud luia established his office lu tho Hutchin son & Lumsdon hldK, , Ilemstltctimi,, Poeotlng, Handicraft Shop. DR. DODGE DIES FROM SELF INFLICTED WOUND SAX FUANt'lSCO, Juno SO. 1 r. Wnshinulon Podge, for ninny voiiih UNMCNNni' uf Snu Frtiueiseo count v, (lied ImluV from llm ed'ei'lH of n hul lel. wound Hell' inl'lieteit June 'J. 1'Yiemln miiil lie linil worried trendy over liliuiilinu in connn'lloh with llm I'oiilhnn . Wiroli'NH I'oriiuiiilioii, In which he uiim Involved, ' 1 - ' i 1 'I Now Is a Good Time vs To Drive Out Catarrh Tho Troublo I In tho Blood. I Summer catarrh, with its tinine oiu discharge, mulled up ghincli, difficult l.rcatliiug. and milliliter colds, is bud cmmu.li, but the worst ot it i.i yet to como il you neglect to check the growth that Is lorin itiK to attack you with len-lold renter power during the winter. That's why It is so Important to treat catarrhs and other blood dis orders with S. S. S. during warm weather, mid thus free the system from nil Impuriticii. It In now nil rslalillslicil (act that rntnrrli in in the blood and tli.it lotlnui and milven do not give relict. The experience of others liu.i proven l hut S. S. S. alriUci nt the very root of the trouble mid rllininiiiei it. Waste no time In Ibis imutcr, for il Is qf the utmost importance. Wrlto lo our Medical Advisor about your ruse, Address Swill Spcciiic Co,, Uept, SJ, Ali Inula, On. ltii- J tt. "IIIIIHH""1" --MJ 1 if EiL mi N O w p L The picture that win ,iP k. Bve forever 1 . A picture so greatso amaaing so spectacular so gentle so violent so altogether startling that cold typo fails utterly in describing it. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two mules and two horses. Henry Pitz, Jacksonville. 91 FOR RENT Completely furnished six-room modern house. Phone 929-W'. 91 W8LDROT will improve hairvorwe) pay you Wildroot is a guaranteed preparation which goes right at the hidden cause of coming baldness-the scaly, itchy crust of dandruff. Wildroot removes this crust allow nature to produce the thick lust rous hair normal to any healthy scalp. MMJBBfififf THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC Far tale lum itndrr a money -back guanuiiee STRANG'S DRUG STORE i lliH trviitni'ii Y N . Dim. . atfcVim. I t .'SIS M flkrA.t Mm This great Canadian Play is the Biggest Motion Pic ture Medford lias Ever Known. See It. XOTIv In HCcuriiiK "The Heart of lliiiiiiinlty" wn uHlovn wo hnvo tukrii il Hlop touimlH rediU'liiK tho rot of firm idiiiwItiK mi plctum wlilrh in a ruin, ore billed an roiul kIiowr nt reiciiliir mini nhoiv prlecit one dolliir. Whlli) tho treiiiendoiiN rent of IIiIh film will nmkn It meewnry to elmruo fifty cents admlhMlon wo feel thnt wo lire nt Iwiat nuvIiik you fifty ti'iits on tho first kIioivIiik of I IiIm jcrcntcMt production. W'ltnl did ynu pny tn nee "Tho Illrth of a Nation," "Intoleriiiiio" or "llemlM of tho World'.'" Jimt think it over! , .. o w p L A Y I N G .i mm II,, The picture Sftat will J five forever MM ERll A special orchestra of five pieces under the personal direction of Henry Harcke of the Lib erty theater, furnishes music that harmonizes , with this great picture. This special feature is well worth the price of admission. 2:15. - 7:30. 9:15 OF k Tiie picture that will , live forever hi.. . . it Ik i July 3-4-5 S-WI HH"881 OA Pi OS tJ..'.;..., - nam. and take LET 'EM BUCK IN SULPHUR WATER j r T A' t. I f t r 1 ? i TOW N RIGHT .. ..... ; .: , LaunspachV 6-piece Jazz Orchestra Jazz Dance Every Night ; Best Dance Floor in the Citv. Lots of Air Two Big Spacious Pools To Swim In Hot and Cold Showers T ? f f T T t f ? ? T ? ? ? ? :t
