Medford mail tribune., March 13, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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WEDT'OTiT) MATT, TRTBUTTR, rRDFCRD, ORF.OCX. SATITITOAY. MAKOn 13. If20.
wcd'Brkis
'n some imaci-ountfiblo manner a
rumor was started tutvir;ii days iiko,
which is fast spreading and caused
much apprehension to the members
of his church and his many frienda
and acquaintances jnorally, thai
Hcv. 1.4. .Myron Jioozer had resinned or
was soiny to' resign his pastorate of
tho Presbyterian churrh, and locate
elsewhere. Mr- Hoozer who known
nothing whatever of the origin of thr
rumor, said today that it was wholly
without foundation, as he had not re
signed nor was he koIiik to, and Ilia!
he would continue to reside hen.
The Truax store for novel'.ies and;
variety goods. ;;(!
Ileal dance! Med ford Nat tonight.!
Heal music! Sujierb floor! Wonder
ful time! Kveryhody's Koing! :J01
- I want two or tftreu good buar
flkulls. F. Uartlett, 3 15 West
Main street. ::oc
The nubile generally Is iirfied to
eomo out tonight and see the big
school break the hoodoo 1 iiat. has
long hung over its athletic activities
by attending the basket ball game
at the Natatorium which begins ai
7:.'ii) between (tie Medford and Ash
land hi teams. Ashland was again
thi) victor in a well played and excit
ing gamo last, night in that city by
the score of 20 In jf. Opinion seems
to be unanlniciifi that the game AIed
ford team encountered some very
tough luck on the Rinall playing floor
with which Its members were not fa
miliar. A great game is looked for
tonight on the large home floor.
For oyo, ear, noso, throat see Dr
Heine, Ldberty EUlg. Glasses fitted.
Carl Jnschke, high grade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
Fluff Hug Factory. Carpet weav
ing. Rug and carpet cleaning a spec
ialty. 201 South Riverside. Phono
3 50-J. ' ,
The engagement of Vernon Garrett
formerly of Medfo'rd, to Miss Gladys
Ellen C'urithers of Santa Itosa, has
Ibeen announced there. Air. Carrot!
has been living in California for the
past yenr. Ho graduated at the Uni
versity of California with the class of
11)17. lie also attended the 'niver
filty of Oregon for a timo, and had a
place on tho 19K varsity football
team.
MuCurdy-Flowno Motor Co., Over
land 4 and Republic truck agents,
liavojtakcn a temporary. .locution,. In
the prater Luko Oarage. ti'
Hrbken castings and forgings of
cfl(Ht jlron, fttcel, nluinlriii'nl; !f -briiBs,-hitpnzo
and malleable, welded and ro
ojl(oijced. Vulcan Welding Works,
..niyuin v rout si reel.
tits, hair ribbons, sweaters at
Klore. m
itmiL., i ii nil,,,,,., nf v..t v.ir .w..
HI. A. Michel of JIviAiklyn arc
anlong the visitors from the east stop
tbg Sat. the Melford.
Jt'jPepplo who believe In homo pro
duction and will help boost the pro
duct ( will benefit themselves which
wj.JJ establish a payroll du jAiVi
tlc (lold Hill Portland' Cement at t he
Mjjil lord Comcn t Urjejt ( ,B wlf
Works, corner Fir and Tenia id reels.
Pb'one 3G5-.I. ISO I
'Hand spray pumps 00c each. M('n
nch Howl Co, ' IHI I
Kee Warner, Wort man & (lore for
special on lard. . Jtftl!
Indications ro for a largo crowd,
no matter what the weather, in at
tendance. at the christening and be
ginning of drilling the first oil well
of the'Trigonia company nhar Phoe-
ThiaL i
nix lomorrow afternoon at ;'. iclork.
Come to dinner! Presbyterian
church, "Wednesday at (i p. in. f01
Wo havo added a truck to our de
livery service and will do all kinds of
hauling. Keizitr Hroif, Phoho MOi-Y.
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Tiasue paper in- ci.'lors til Truax
store. t :ntn
'Mr. and Mrs. pelroy Oiitehell of
'Medford, were registered at the Motel
Portland, Portland, Thursday and
Friday.
Wo writo fire lnsur;tieo. Hedden
& Cunndny, It' N. Ceulral. Phono 7 lit)
Follow I he crowds! Real d alien!
ttut, Medford Nat. Imperial .'. piece
orchestra! Admission free! :!01
- RrnnswicK phonograpus on easy
terms nt Halo's Piano House. tl
(ieorgo W. Barker, I ho Untie Falhf
hanker and postmaster arrived in the
city Friday to join Mrs. Parker and
their children who had preceded him
a day or two. The family is slopping
at the Holland for a few days.
See I). H. Wood & Co., Urn. 2 0!
Liberty Bldg., for fiio Ineurnnee. tf
Hemstitching inc. per yard, thread
Vurnished. Winger Shop, I l,i W. Main
II l II
Srlm and casement Uolh, al Tniav
t-ilore.
Yo'ur spring sult--best woolens,
reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor,
Kfttit Main, upstairs. 111 d
Jteal dance! Medford Nat. Sat.
night. Real music! Superb floor!
Wonderful time! K cry body's going!
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Two huge size cans of solid pack
pumpkins STie. Warner, Wormian &
Core. -').;
A gh.'om has been cas-t over the
community of Phoenix by the untime
ly death last night from injuries sus
tained in an accident there yesterday
forenoon by a fall from a building ot
Cirover C. Walters, a well iknown
young man of that locality.
Closing out sale of new anft used
powing machine! nt bargain" prices at
the old Singer stand. C. A. Chapnmn,
245 South Central. . ::f-J
Frank Farrell and Ralph Cowgill
of the local American L;gion post at
tended the baiio.uet this week given
by the Ashland post.
The famous Shasta tarnales on sale
now. Shasta.
Ones, tailors for men and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Granitevare, aluminum ware and
dishes. Truax Store. :iUU
Portland people-al the Medford in
clude Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Crandall, L.
J. Mills, Arthur Crawford, R. C.
Ka.se berg, Art.hu i- 1 Irani well and
PJehard Xorris. other Or4!gonians al
the 'Medford are Perry K. Lawrence
and II. I). Sheldon of Kugene.
Just arrived. Car of famous Utah
coal. Valley Fuel Co.
Guaranteed eprings for all cars.
Hillings Carriage ft Auto Works, tf
Tablets and scratch pads made of
news print, for school and office use
for sale at this office. t f
William lladley of The Hallos, who
is a fish and gamo warden and Is in
charge of the state fish ladder work,
was hero this week and visited-the
A ment dam in company with War
dens Hailey and Walker preparatory
to Hie work of establishing a fish
ladder t here.
Woman's association of Presbyter
ian church will hold a dinner in their
parlors Wednesday at ti o'clock.
Come one, come all. Dinner Tibc. HOI
Follow the crowd;;! Real dance to
night M'edford Nat. fmperial 5-pierce
ore lies I ra ! Admission free! HOI J-'
For Sale New and second-hand
machines. Singer Shop, i 115 West
Main Phono 2JG-R. 31fi
(I. M. Stamper of Seattle, is a vis
itor in tho city and a guest at the
Holland, as are G. M. Host and C. JI.
Martin of San Francisco. :
Automobile, traetoi, thick and im
plement parts welded good as new.
Vulcan Welding Works.
Shoe repairing shop. ... 3. Pistos
has remcved his shoo repairing shop
from Main and flartlett to Sixth and
Central, between marble works and
Japanese restaurant. Let us do your
repairing. All work will receive
prompt attention. We have all kinds
of leather. HOIi
Orres, the ladies' tailor, will ho nt
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latest styles always. tf
Harold McDonald who is n special
officer of the state fish and game
commission arrived in the city from
Portland on Friday on one of his peri
odical visits.
Hemstitching and pecotlng. The
Vanity Shop,
' Save trom' to $10 on a tire nt
tho big sale. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tt
.'Handkerchief &, 10,, i:
2 he: at iVtiax Store. '
For the best Insurance see Ilolmos
thuilnsurancis 'M.an.1 i ,f
Tho famous Snasta tarnales on stile
now. Shasta.
Furniture' and hbus'ohold goods
carefully packed und crated, Doug
las JUL South Central. Phono 015-.I.
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II. D. Sheldon, dean of (ho scht.'ol
of education at tho Puiversity of Ore
gon, addressed tho itogue River Prin
epalt; vh at .lavksouvlllo thiSjaJ'ter
noon ojS AniericanizaKoii." ) t I '
Try our merchants' lunch. The
Shasta.' 'r , -i:. - lit
Machines rented and repaired.
Singer Shop, phono Ulli-R. It Hi
made over. General repairing.
Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone
Gir.-.i. ;:in
Dr. C. J. Gaddis of Oakland, editor
of Ibn Western-Oslcopalh, (be official
publication of tho Western Osteo
pat hie associat ii 'n, will address a
meeting of the Southern Oregon Os
teopathic society, on Sunday after
noon, Alaivh l lth, from 4 to ; p. m.,
at the office of Dr. Kelt ha K. Sawyi-r
of Ashland.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotioro for
Nullono. Phono 5S5-J.
I hnvo i.'pened n tin shop at, "Muds
SeiMind-hand sloro,- and will do all
hinds of repairing. Stoves of all
kinds, smokestacks, eve troughs, ee,
The Ivoguo Itiver Valley Canning
Co. will now contract for l!l!0 sen
iiou'm pack of tiuiatoes, beans, ber
ries and nil kinds of fruits. If
! Seven carloads of cattle fn.'m th
Pat Swayno ranch in the Applegate!
section, omiirising 2 4!) head, were
shipped from Grams Pass to Eugene
on Thursday night, for distribution
in the Willamette valley.
Hot tainalt and cnlli roncame at
DeVoe's.
alius Alice Vandcrsluis, supervisor
of music in the public schools, left
this morning to visit over Sunday at
her home in Granada, Calif.
Pimms to rent ot Palmer's.
j Fast Maui st reet. :;o l
2 0 and
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WEEKS & ORE
; " UNDERTAKERS
Day IMioiii JUS 7 j
M;;lil Phones 1 Weeki, ;
Millinery
and
Blouses
cxclu.sivo sh ies and
.smartness sei ilu;
1 NEW SPRINO LINES
at (he
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.
You ought to Insure your auto;
wilh lieihten & f :i im v V (' ti, 1
Hal. Phone 720.
The Women's Progress ve Hi b It
class of the First amthotlist ihurch
gave an enjoyable aupper in the
church parlors Thursday night. The
invited guests were the husibands of
the members anil the members or the
men's bible class and their wives. A
social hour was spent prior tc1 the
supper and during the supper profit
able addresses were made by Rev.
Sasuett, Sunday School Superinten
dent -Meeker, Mr. Steep and others on
Sun flay school work. Then alt at
tended in a body the regular church
prayer meeting.
Cakes, French pastry and cream
puffs at tho Shasta.
Guests at the Nash include K. D.
Keinking of Whiterbh, -.Mont., "W. A.
K uyer oft Applelon, Mont., and H.
Luehringot' of Correll, -Minn.
Hat that are right in style and
price, at tho M. M. Dept. Store. :i 01
Have you seen the used car bar
gains that we are .offering. McCurdy
liowno Motor Co.
Carl Y, Tengwald who had been
spending the past week in Eugene
and Portland, arrived home last night
from the latter city where he had
planned to remain another week,
having been summoned home eft a
business matter.
Get tho habit! Buy shares now In
the Huilding and Loan. tf
Jlasklns ror health.
It. T. Ttet'r rices nt T)l oe's.
?, II). can Folger's coffee $l.:m at
Truax Store. Hot; j
Californians at tho Bedford in
clude .1. A. Bailey of Van Nuys, M. M.
Snyder and H. VZ. Dunning of Los
Angeles, James M. Allen of Yreka,
and II. J. Kgan. M. .1. McHride, V. 1J.
Wesson, II. L. Wenger. A. A. .(ones,
R. L. Kinlayson, Xate Mullen and Al
Piche of San Francisco.
On and artor January 12 the Tllaes
& Snider garage will be open day and
night. tf
Prices cut to the tiottom at the big
sale. C. 15. Catos Auto Co. -tf
Tho rain c'f today which at times!
fell in rather heavy :;howers is much
welcomed and moans much to the
crops of the valley. Last night's pre
cipitation amounted to only .01 of an
inch. Rain is the prediction for to
night and Sunday.
Al! the O. 'A. C. alumni and p.tu
dents in this vicinity are urged to at
tend a meeting at the public library
next Tiresday night at S o'clock to
diytmw plans for th'1 O. A. C. cadets
band concert here on Thursday night.
March L'.", U.1 be followed by a dance
immediately after, and in discuss oili
er maft'-rii relating lo problems fac-y!
iim trie r. ; , k .. j ne ca 1 1 i or mil
meeiing lias been issued by C. C.
Cute, president of ihe local O. A. C.
association.
- i.Mrs. ti. -.M. Hoomis and children of
C.rants 1'ass, following a couple of
days visit here, let'i todav for a sev
eral weeks' visit wilh .Mrs. Loom is'
parents in the Langell valley, Klam
ath county.
Among the Butte Falls visitors In j
Mm city who arrived yesterday are
F. O. Ahlstrom and family and H. P.
.Jewett. They are at tho Holland.
Mr. and lra. C.-C. Cimmpeny and
D. A. Zolla of Seattle, are visitors in
(he city and guests at the .Medford.
The week-end dancing party at the
Medford Natatorium tonight prom
ises to draw a record crowd. Many
young pecplo from Ashland plan to
at t end a Fl er tho basket ball game
which begins at 7:f!u p. m. The
Imperial orchestra lias prepared an
exceptional program made up of all
the latest dance hits. That new fox
trot arranged by "Chick" Vance will
be featured. Dancing will be free till
9::0 p. in. and there will be no ad
mission charge at the door.
Agnes Nielson Skartvedt will sing
"My Cod and Father, While I Stray"
by Marston, at the evening service
tomorrow at the First .Methodist
Episcopal tchurcli.
If 20, Grovcr Cleveland "Walters, agej
: years seven months. Deceased j
was born in California, Aug. l-.j
1NH0. He leaves tc mourn his loss!
one brother, '.Vorvin It. Walters, one j
sifTter, Klva K. Walters, his aunt, Mrs. j
Steadman who raised him, and the
following cousins, D. W. Steadman
and family, Josie Furry and family, j
residing in Phoenix, and Henry An-:
derson of Klamath county, Ore., and
an uncle, T. J. Devenney of Alaska,
and a host of friends, for all who
knew him loved him for his manly,
sterling qualities.
The deceased met his death by an
accident, and we all mourn his tin-,
timely end. Funeral services will be
held at the Presbyterian church at
PhCenix, Sunday, March .14. Ht20.!
at 2 p. m. Interment in the PhoenixJ
cemetery. . i
Cut This Ont 7fc 7s Worth iTio:iey
Cut out this slip, enclose with ac
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar, for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, niiiousness, neaaaciie. aim wtmifffiP'Tmimn
sluggish bowels. For saltfiiy .Medford I ifofrj&fl iJMwSAm iUi&foa
Pharmacy. 1
First Methodist Episcopal
Church
Fourth u'ml Bartlett.
11:00 A.M.
"The Sacrament"
It is filtiir,' Hial tif I"K i:v:ii!Bi'lisli! rampaiRii hnRlhnlnK at this
church should 'l''i with a. Sacramental tscnico and inomliorshlN
rally.
7:S0 P. M.
"The World's One Problem"
A slraight-from-the-slnmhU'i' mcadaye oh a vital theino.
Both Messages by
REV. J. EAHDOLPH SASNETT
Services each cvcniiiK.
The Big Evangelistic Drive
yteinn Tomorrow
tnrduy excepted.
Agnes Nielsen Skartvedt , . ,
Slar Ciaitrallo of the Seattle Temiile Cheinis, has hoeii cnKnccd and
will sitt' at every service.
OBITUARY
WAI.THUS Died at the home of
liis aunt, .Mrs. Cailio Steadman, in
I'hoenix. Ore., .Friday, .March 12,
TOO LAJtJQ JCLASSIFY
FOH HKN'T Furnislied roCm. Phono
753-11. :t 1 5 North Uartlett. a OS
FOlt HALF Oil Til AD 10 1100 pound
work hovso for cow or calves.
1'hono X69-W. ' 32
WANTFIl Iiicyclef or small hoy.
liew-ribe-fullyi'Kivo pt'ioe: -Hox-M,
Blail Trihune. . . !i01
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omrrei poison
Now is tlit! tunc toj voim.;. Jai'iij' Ot.tliifrgu;stp:
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Temporary Location
Qver!and-4 Willys-Knight Republic Trucks
McCiirdy-Bowiie Motor Co.
Front End Crater Lake Garage
I.AHIFS
When invmilar or ;upprlssed iti.e
Triumph l'llli. Safi anil always de
pendahlc. Not kiPI at dins; stores.
Do not exptiiiieiil with oihers: sav
disappoinlmi'lll Write fi.r ' lleliel''
ami particulars, it's tree. Address:
Naiiimal .Medical liistimte. Milwau
kee, Is.
REX TAXI
PHONE 96
' Go' Any Where, Any Time
FOSTER & INGRAM
THAT OLD HAT
Made new Willi n :tllc pin knee of Mat Dye. Wo liavo a complete
assort incut of colors.
The line sold at a pi-ice Hint includes
SERVICE
Put your blasting problems np to the.DuPont man.
Daily Delivery by ihe
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
Distributors. . . ,: ., : . i..
The Oakland iScn.sible Six, Sedan I'odc'
the Rogue River Valley. The fjix side windows slide in plush frames can-
eold, or stormy
.U IvAIl. OREGON!
We quonoh thlrat with fruit Juloes.
Wo olotho thoushnda with wovan wool
f roa the flocks ca our myriad hills.
VTe foed groat hosta with meats, -oor-eal3
and proooaaed vogotatlea.
Va send to many oouatriea th9 tost pf
nil food fiahoB and our fruits grow
in fase and donand aoross wide aroaa.
not catllt, and can lie. lowered easily, from sight ;uit.l give the open touring
car effect when desired, in cool evenings or slormy weather iliey can be
raised in an instant and the car tlienbecoines weather tight. The Oak
land Sedan has all the advantages of a closed c.-u- in dustv,
weather.
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year All-Weather-Tread Tires. Car heater with regulator. Upholstered in
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blue. Xo other car like it in Bedford, hut thousands of them in New York'
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