Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 03, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO SIEDFOftP ItXTTj TRTBUXE, rEDrCRD, OTiEfiON'. TUESDAY. EEBRT'ATJY Iftff) I-lecause applications arp roniing in at the comity clerk's ufflcr ut the rate ct .10 daily from owners for state licenses and there are only a few hun dred dos et to le licensed, it i. understood that the sheriff and other peace officers will hold off a few days yet before siartina 10 kill all dogs without licenses. So- far 1300 of the county's MiOo dos have been licenc ed and it is floured that licenses will not be taken out for at least 1'0 Btray and other doiis. Big dance. KaKle 1'olnt, Sat., KcS. ". Launspach's jaz7. - T 1 ; Word conies from I.us Angeles that W. A. Sumner, inanaiier of the l'al-j mer lnvoiinent company who ha? - been upendini! the winter at l.os An Keles is still in poor health and has for a long lime i-een taking treat ment at a hospiial in that city. Mrs. Paul lmnaer., corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 5 83-J. Ernest Carpenter is in San Kran cisco this week representing Sstiljell ii Day at the Western Fruit Jobbers convention. If you really want to enjoy pan cakes these mornings, mix them with Colestln water. Order from Jackson County Creamery. tf .Mrs. S. S. Smith will arrive this evenins from her two mcnths visit In Kansas. She came via l.os Angeles and San Francisco. . Mrs. Smith's ' parents and her brother and wife will come to .Medford soon with a vlew of locating here. J Is man mortal or Immortal? Tliisj question will be answered at the Sev-! euth Day Advenlist chunh tonight. Thero will bo no meetins f the Koosevelt Parent-Teachers associa tion this week. HlK (lance. Kastle Point, Sat., Feb. 7. l-uunspach's jazz. L'71 The Medford Ministerial associa tion at IIB meetiiiK Monday passed a resolution iireJiiK Senator MeNury to use all tho influence and p(.'.ver at his command to have senate joint resolu tion -No. 106 relating to the estab lishment and maintenance of peace In Armenia passed as soon as possl- hll.e Kev. Jouett Iiray. secretary, telegraphed the resolution Monday nitiht. Wanted to buy of owner, two acres of land: must he Rood soil. Address E. I'., .Mall Tribune. .Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Iiavis and .1. L. Cole of Pirtllilld are guests at the Holland, as Is also J. 1.. Collins of llnrnhrook. Take your HemBtltchlnK and pecotir.s To the Handicraft Shop. ' The meeting of the orchurdlsts and fnrmprs of the valley to discuss fruit tlnmaiju by the hard liecentber freer.e at the public library tt-morrow after noon begins at 2 o'clock. 1 have decided to devote my time lo Hie wholesale business and have closed the store in Medford. We have had a splendid business and I desire to thank the public for their liberal patronage. The retail store at Ash land will continue as before. II. CI. Enders. J. E. Stlckel who has been spend ing the winter onlils mining claim on tlallce creek In Josephine county is In tho city for a few days visit. Cotton, silk and wool threads for embroidery. Handicraft Shf.-p. 26S Portlunders at the Medford are Harry Newton, F. C. Campbell. James Ihamper. K. E. Flint, F. F. wiegen thaler, P. II. Pelerscn and lrn Hee mnn. H. J. McMillan of Eugene is also stopping at tho Medford. On and nfter January 12 tho Hlnes & Snider gurago will bo opon day and night. tf Tho city council will hold its first meeting of February tonight and it is understood that only routine business will he transuded. Children's hair ribbons, wonderful quality, at cost. The Vanity Hat Shop. The mild and sunshiny weather of tho past twey weeks is bringing buds of trees and bushes along fast. The huils of the lilac bushes are nwolb u greatly and in many places with a few days more sunshine will soon be In blossom. l.aces for dresses combinations and gowns. Handicraft Shop. IMC.i John Wolff Is here from Iunmuir. Cnlif.. for a several days visit with his father, C.eorge Wolff. A few new dresses In plain colors, stitched and smocked, just arrived Handicraft ShM. -'! J. H. Howard of Hilt arrived in the' city today for a sewral las stay and is making his heaibiauters at the: Nash. Itibbons. Then more ribbons, at i-L.it. The Vanity Shop. The card party which was to have been given Feb. ." by the ladies of S:. .Mark's guild at the home of Mrs I. O. Smythc has been postponed ; There will lie no meeting this we,k.j but the guild will meet next week un i Feb. 12 at 1 p. m . ai the home i.l j Mrs. Herbert Clark. 4"3 North Hul.y.l This Is the regular cafeteria luiu-lie.m j mewinit. Painting, tinting and Inc. Phone tSuu-X. l 1 mtn , f V.itr VnrV FhilCt! Cuffen of Salt Lake City. Paul H Sherer of Pasadena, Calif., anil M A Wiley of Seattle are visitors in the city and guests at the Medford Cm and after January 12 the nines; & Snider garage will be open day and j night. tf WEEKS & McGOWAN CO.j UNDERTAKERS Tmj rhoue: Pacific SWT, j Kltfht Phone.: F. W. Wrrki, 1-Jlj The First National banks of Mcd-i Prof. Irving K. Vining of Ashland, ford and AshUud are supplying Stan-j whu hai a wide Medford acquain dard Oregon Account Hooks freeitanee is eurjuie lo Salt Lake city anions the farmers of the county, i where he will address a business These books can be obtained by ap-' men's meeting on Thursday. Plying to the county agent of Med-j I)r. Heine, eye. eai. nose, throat. ford, or at the First National banks of Medford and Ashland. Moonlight iiiiiiiO.' : Nat! Dancing free ! to v:io p. m Free tit ket dames! '.:.':o to 10 p. III. 2 6 A new lluick salesman arrived in Medford early this morning, a -'fine Ed Hauler, well known salmon magnate arid .lackscn cc.unlv aioneer Wed.. Medford js WTe fr(m Seattle on a visit. Slab wood for salts ty tier or cord. Valley Fuel Co. Why trust a tramp repair man. Ve will repair your eld machine and 10'4 pound baby boy, at .Mr. and .Mrs. u!,ran,'e lhe Su "Singer" Shop. John Uennison's home Hemstitching 10c per yard, t Braid furnished, work guaranteed. Mail orders solicited. Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., 113 West Main street. Phone 21 ".-n. A. It. Cornell Is down from Crants Pass. He says a number of (Iranis Pass folks will be down ta hear Mitzi tonight. Hasklns for health. Basil Gregory, former well known Medford man. Is here from Klamath i-alls for a several days visit. Mr. 11 j West .Main street. Phone 21i-H 2 71- The weekly luncheon of the board of directors of the chamber of com merce, to which all members of the chamber urn. invited, will be held al the Hotel Meufcrd tomorrow noon at 12 o'clock. Try our mercnants' lunch. The Shasta. t v akes, b rench pastry and cream puffs at the Shasta. Waldo Willard has returned from his several months visit at New Vork, Oresory last fall leas.Ml his lars- j antl olher rn points. ranch riour .Morrill in Klamath cmiii ly whii h he liat farnuMi for two yrars iiiid is now hark in tin- men's clothiny Kanie at Klamath Kalis. Mitldle-ajitM couple, no children who will take first-class care uf pro perty, want tu rent modern bungalow, fcur or five, rooms, close in, any time between now and April 1st. Prefer unfurnished lut will consider fur nished. What have you? Address box 4y, care Mail Tribune. lit; 7 Mitzi and company of " people who appear in the musical foimdy. "Head Over Heels," at the Pae. to n in lit. were s tied u led to arrive in the city late this afternoon from MarysvilU. Calif. Kor sale liut-K stoo gravel. Phone 912-J. . Mr. and Mrs. (lecre L. Treirhler arrived home this forenoon from their visit ut Portland and-Seattle. Painting, tinting and decorating orders promptly attended to. Phone C04, Elliott & McC'afferty. 3S4 K. S. Helms and J. J. Mcliride of San Francisco are anion;; the Hi.:;l Holland quests as is al.io It. A. Ilav.k. of Klamath Kails who arrived here this morning. HiK moonlight party! Wed. Med ford .Nat. Admission free! itjjs Charles Carli'ttjn left this forenoon for a ten days visit at Kre.sno, Calif., and vicinity. A. V. Hulstead, mechanotlierapy. metaphysics. '2 '1 T ICast Main, over Kitld h shoe store. Phono CItu-M. 2N6 W. T. Ncrmtle became a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital last night f(.T treatment for n week to ten days. Wanted to buy clean cotton rags. Medford Printing Co. Ivan Shearer and Stephen Caydes- ki are visitors in Medford from the Steamboat district. If you have two or three rooms for rent, furnished (.t unfurnished for light housekeeping, the latter pre ferred address S. I. K care Mail Tribune, or phone S92-M, giving lo cation, price, etc. 26"! Does a hard rap on the head put a man in heaven, hell or tho grave? Come to the Seventh lay Adventist church t(.night and hear a Katisfac tory unswer. Don'l fail to hear Pastor Hhoads on the "Work of tho Devil" tonight at the Seventh Day Adventist church on North Hiverside. The meetings are drawing giod crowds and are proving interesting. H. CJ. Knders, Sr., who has had charge of the Knders store In Med ford, huri closed the doors and moved t lie stock to Ashland. Mr. Knders says the change was made so ho can devote his time entirely tc- the whole sale business. Tho MedTord Printing company has tho 130 Luxe Multiplex cash books and other ruled hooks, loose leaf sys tem, also inventory sheets. If you need these or any other blank books or hills- to fit any binder see this office and patronize homo industries. tf The January Issue of the Kami Kureau News was mailed today and contains interesting and beneficial news for the farmers, stockmen, and harticulturalists. ltogue liiver Fruit Distributors foi lime-sulphur solution. "t;7 Mrs. A. C. Taylc.r was called to Portland on account of the serious illness of her husband who is in a sanitarium of that city, and left Monday evening accompanied by her daughter tlrace. Ladies' and men's suits French drv cleaned $1.50. City Cleaning Works. Phone 474. tf See D. R. Wood & Co., No. 7 West Eleventh, for fire Insurance. tf Ribbons and maline at cost. Watch Mir window. Vanity Hat Shop. Flora K. Manning of the Ilciinet Nook left today for San Franuseo purchase spring millinery and attend the openings. Kor tho best iiiHtirance see Holmes the Insurance Man. urunswlck phonographs on easy terms at Hale's Piano House tf -Mrs. K. H. Duncan aad Mrs. Anna Hamlin, of Talent, were among the city visitors today. On and after January 12 the Mines & Snider garage will be open day and night. tf Orres, tailors lor men ana women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Itcenisch of Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting Mr. ami Mrs. C. O. Pet.-rson. They will sell their ranch while hern. (Jet the habit! Iluy shares now" In the Rutlding and Loan. Hemstitching and pecoting. The Vanity Shop. The coldest temperature for some time was this morning's minimum of degrees. Fair weather is the pre diction for Wednesday. Kidd's shoe store. Phone C90-M. 2Sr, The folU.wing San Francisco visi tors are registered at the Medford: L. I. Itowliay, .lames Wariuii, Win, S. lilack. (leorge I). Huren and Henja min Card. Carl Jeschke, high yrade wateh and clock repairing. 9 Fir street. Hot tamales. and chili concarne at DeVoe's. The last t ar of last season's apple crop to be shipped from here left the local Oregon Crowers' asscviation plunt late yesterday, making a total, of 114 ears for the season. Rose hurg Review. i This office will tar.e subscriptions for the Portland Telegram, llargain rate of $;t.95 a year by mail. Sub scriptions to bo sent in before Febru ary 10. 274 The February meeting oi the Amer ican Legion will be held tomorrow night at the Moose hall at the hour of P- m. i Business of importance will be j transacted and every legiouaire and ex-service man is urged to attend. After the business meeting a pro gram will be rendered. Colonel Sar gent will give a short talk on some tactical features of the present war which will be exceedingly interesting. .1. F. Hemstreei. rival of Houdini, will mystify the audience with magic and slight of hand. In a conversa tion with the Mail Tribune's reporter this morning Ben Plymale, fcrmerly mess sergeant of the 7th company, said that Hemstreet was quite u ma gician but that he co-ild take army ration1 consisting of perfectly good meat and vegetables and in throe minutes so disguise the.n that no one could letxgnize them. Comrade Perry insists tiiat a court martial be con vened to try several flagrant charges which have been preferred against several prominent legiouaires. . Her bert AL'oid with his famous Imperial orchestra .will discourse sweet music during the evening. An efficient corps c;f kitchen police will have charge of the closing festivities. The legion will have as guests at this entertainment all veterans of th Civil war and Spanish-American war and the local company of the Nation al Guard. Any of the above who have r.ot received personal invitations are urged to attend. All legion members are requested to bring their discharges If conven ient in order that they may be regis tered lor the Oregon state medal. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S3 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial paekage containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley j Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, fof constipation, biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. For sale by Medford Pharmacy. Notice Are the dead now in heaven? Come and hear this question answered tot- night at the Seventh Day Adventist church. 21 "OUCH! THAT OLD " RHEUMATISM!" Just get out that bottle of Sloan's Liniment and "knock It galley-weat'! WEREN'T prepared for that quick switch in temperature, were you? Left you stiff, sore, full of rheumatic twinges? You should have liud a bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy that would have soon cased up the muscles, quieted the jumpy, painful, affected part Penetrated without rubbxng, bringing gratifying reiki. t Helpful in all attacks of lumbago, sciatica, external soreness, 6titinc?s( strains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle nt your drtiv'ist's. 3V., 70c., 40. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY parerhans-1 2 T V ! Mothers Mho in childhood ate Grape-Nuts. now buy it for their children. They know its sturdy upbuilding qualities. Grape Nuts is the same pure healthful wheat nnd boriey food as when first origi nated. Thousands will attest to its merit. At Grocers e ery here- KOH S.W.K Machinery for cumiih-U' rich ami tile plant Inrludini; claw Uank for imiin'diale (.peration. Will give utiiis on part anil take tTii k In pan payment, llii; rm' Lumber Cvt. tf l'Oli SALE liarn lumber. also sfiuail ihiciiesi hone. win house t liickensralM) small dwelling house. Ylione Tie Hotel Holland. Mrs. Flora Ann Irvine. "far l'Ol'N'U- Two Lidits" isli.ves: also leather man s purse, owners ean have same !v eallitm at Triluine offlee and p:i!ii; for ad. WANTKll First i lass carpenters. Apply through Gates residence ott Queen Ann. jr.t TAKKN 1! and 1. Learned -Tuo Lay horses. a:e mx sirs; nc brands. C. A. I'll. me 4N-l(-:l. 2HT DR. RICKERT Yon cm g mxotl uij oil thing at DVom most any oli timt, FTFS BCIKXTTFTCAT,T,Y 1KSTKI'-, AM) GLASSE8 PROPERLY FITTEB no rnora rsKD Rrokmi Tjranea ArcDrntHj PapUrated Unite 14k over Mf t'o. J 308 E. Main. UpiUlrt Good Health for You Dr. Carter's K.&B. Tea CosU but Little and Vou Can Hake a Whole Lot from One 1'aiiage i 10 -4 M WATT iimai leggier i Pills f a tTi -n5T ? I 4 NFVFR wish to take another dose of pills ai'cer having once used Chamberlain's Tab lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild i:i their action and more reli able. They leave the boweb in a natural condition, while the use of pills is often followed by severe ..constipation, requiring a constant increase in the dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your druggist. More people are drinking Dr. Carter's K. & B. Tea than ever before, became they have found out that for liver.nomach and bowels and to purify the blood there is nothing surer, safer or better. The little tots just love it. FIX STOMACH II RIGHT UP jj . i "Pape's Diapepsin" at once I j ends Inditffstion, Gases, ? : Sourness, Acidity ; ' Yuu ilon't want a f-'.ow r':ii-ly when your stoinaih hati or ;tn uru'tTtain one or a harmful one yo'tr tiiiiai'h is too valuable; you nni--trit injure it with drai-tic drug's. When your meais don't tit and yon feel uncnmfortabh'. wiien you Iwich ya-ics, acids ur raif t-our, undiutsted food. Wlion you f ! !uni of indi,t:i'S tion pain, heartburn or licaihu'lif. from acidity, jut eat a tablet of Pa re's Din pepsin ami the stomach distress is one. Millions of people know the ma;io of Papr's Diapppsin as an antacid. They know that indi:etion ami -iiaordored btomac-li are iti-edle-H. The relief comes tpiickly. no U.iptuiniment, and thev Ckt -u littU too. Ribbons AND Maline "Wonderful selfftion at cost Watch our Wondow. The Vanity Shop Xext Rialto Theater. John G. Signer 221-241 NORTH FIR STREET Tractors, Trucks and Farm Machinery Al'TO STOh'ACK. wi'li inaii a'l afl'-iuliiiicc ui all tinU'S. Niu'lit and Day. I'lcniy of i in. Iicasnii- nlitc rales. T. I. TEMPLE, Manager. THE MORE "ZE PYR0L" USED the less ' FLl" 7A-) TYROL" is healing and ami septic, a u;eniiii-ide for the month, lecth and throat, a liiuid that iienetrates. fieatK's Drug' Store The San Tox Store Everything Electric for Automobiles Trucks and Tractors Guarantee Battery Service Auto Electric Equipment Co. 27 North Grape Street. Jli m a. Tested Under Fire TllF. Federal Reserve System stood out eoiic-lusivclv during the war as the hiest and strongest factor in American finance. Xut a t reiulilej;)iot a falter was felt. IJanlv inir went on "as usual.'' ' .Y(iu.w.i!l nndej-siand then the'"ride and' safety the Firt National Dank enjoys in its -Memhersliiiii;' in that irreat System. And its "Nationalized ' ! Accounts.'' Medford Oregon GENERAL CONTRACTORS IIOI'SIO 111 IliDINCi IIOAI) COXSTHl'CTIO.V CKMKXT V(r.K Manufacturers anil lioalcrs in ViiIhm1 Sainl, (irnvt'l nnl OusIiimI Uim-W, Irrigation IMpo ami Drain Tilf, C'fiiunl. Medford Concrete Construction Co. C". .1. SIMOX, Manager. A. I.. l,A.llt, Cms! met inn Sunt. DANCE ASHLAND NATATORIUM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 LAUNSPACH'S ORCHESTRA Piano. Accordion. Trombone. Drums. Admission Free Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets The Dow Hospital Special attention given to surgical and obstretieal eases. No extra charge for graduate nurses services. The most important person in this hospital is the patient. MEDFORD OREGON ?' J Ouuliti) GociCtearTltroutfi - " M Touring Car $1160 It requires Inn a luiniinr.ni amount of service-attention to krep';, l),,rt iii fit con dition ami continuous rrvii-e. Two fae tors arc hi.-t'ly responsihl,. for this. One is the fine skill and painstaking precision men .-naraetrnvi's every stei in tin cess ot. irodaetion. Hie other is the trcine smipliriiy ;lnd a.-cessihilit y of 'onirueiicoi. pro- ex- Dort SOLD ON EASY TERMS, Clark & Guilders Crater Lake Motor Co. N. Fir. Phone 100