Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 16, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpxoe wn wcd'BrieB The snow ami rain storm which it 1s averted has done humlff-ds ol thouHamlH of dollars wr.rtli of j;im1 to the -crops of tin valley, is now probably over as t hn prcMiet ion for tonight and WVdnpmlay is for fair weather. During its duration from Among OrfJKonians at the. Mcdlord! "It will In; of intnn'st to residi-ntsi I iWonl has hvnn n fived by the arc It. Y. Maivtrrs, ('has. I Hopkins! of (Irani;; I 'ass and the surrounding . .Medt'ord )i,v,t of tlin American Le and .lack Clark of KoselmrK, 1'. ' f ount ry to know that IJ. V. J'aiil of.i'ion, that the war d'-nartrnent will McAulilfc of Klamath Kalis, V. I). Thompson of drains l'a-:;s, (.'has. Tay lor vt rCtiKt'ne and the following from Portland: .Mr. and .Mrs. C. S. Staats, J. K. Farley, .1. II. Watsar, C. F. SiKcnthuIer, C. K. Willnian, .1. K. K. A. Xeuman limit or, '. LMaelean and Harry Newton. I have (.'ncned a tin shun at Fads tfuturday morning until this mori .sc-unc!-liaiid store and will do all of repairing. Stoves of all kinds, smokestacks, eve trouj;hs, etc. the- precipitation amounted 10 -'''I kind hundredths of au inch, .1;; of which fell yesterday afternoon and la: t night. There is much snow in tip' mountains, and tin; rt,ver:; and streams are still risiiiK. The Truax store for novelties and variety goods. I want two or three rood hear fikulltj. F. W. Harllett, IK, "West Main street. mm Through sime misunderstanding ii has been reported that the blouses at tho Vanity Shop are locally made. This is a mistake. They are all east ern models and are of tho finest, workmanship from the best, design ers. We carry Maxim! and Arrow blouses. The Vanity Shop. ;;J!t All tilings come to those who wail patiently, which is apropos to slating that the Christmas edition of the Smudge Hot Is out get that, actual ly out In honor of St. Patrick's day, and Ik being delivered today t; the goats who subscribed for it. The publication is dedicated to "two gal lant liltlo princes in short pants.". Opening It at random on page in wej find (Ills thrilling, up-to-date wish:! "Hut whiHke.rH will flow on forever. I IMay oil do likewise." j Have your car ovei hauled by Cal llrainard. All we'rk guaranteed. tT North -Riverside, unn. Nut, I!07 For eye, ear, noa&, throat aeo Dr. Holne, Liberty Uhlg. Classes fitted. Attend Mann's fashion exhibit. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March IS, 1!) and 201 h. Flowers givon away Thursday from :! to p. m. :sn:i Tho circuit, court session which was postponed several weeks age; be cause of tho flu situation convened at Jacksonville yesterday morning. Tho day was spent in selecting a Jury. The first criminal case of the term, that of .1. L. Kocholik, charged with statutory assault on a 1 1! years old Gold Hill girl, was placed on trial til in forenoon. The most interesting case cf the term Is that of Lark Evans, on the charge of kidnaping and robbing Mr. White, (he (Irnnls Pass Jitney man, which is not ex pected to come to trial until Thurs day or Friday. Carl JoschUe, high grado watch ,apd clock repairing. 9 Fir street. Fluff Itug Factory. Carpet weav ing, ltug and carped cleaning a spec ialty. 201 South Riverside. - Phone 350-J. ' ' KiiHter cards. West Side Pharmacy, -i It'"' Tho public schools controversy is ''(ihnuL In tho same condition that il was in last Saturday when the Parent-Teacher council suhmit'ted its ar bitration plan to the school beard, with a request thai the hoard's accep tance or rejection be made known on or before Monday. This afternoon tho officers of this council said that tho 'board's reply had not been re ceived. Soo D. It. Wood & Co., Itm. 20! Liberty Hldg., for firo Insurance, tf Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread furnished. Singer Shop, I 15 W. Main.j . . ;:m Hoforo burning the rubbish pile, phone ;H12, Kag Company. We pay I fl.iiO up for old rags. Iteslroy noth- Jug. . ::!, Ilines K- Snider Auto Co. are the local representatives of the famous! Mack truck instead of Clark Cbil dors as the ad appeared Sunday. This; is one of tho best trucks t.'ii the mar I ket today, several are in ur.,e here audi 1ho firm that handles them Is one of the best in the city. 'MoCurdy-Howno Motor Co., Over land -I and Republic, truck agents, havo taken a temporary location in the Crater Lake iiaian'. tf1' iNew M iuerva yarns in Hons, heather wools and silk mixed. Han dlcraft Shop. :;i'V Von are all invited to Mann's spring exhibit ol coals, soils, dres-a-:;. skirts and blouses, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. March In, 1 ! andl'iMli ! Flowers given away Thursday 2 to p, in. ; A marriage license was issued at the court house at Crants Pass la:i Sat n rd ay aft ernoon to Robert Lee Johnson of Rogue River and Misi Maude Abigai Hyde t.f Murphy. vlr has been teaching school at llo;;uc Kiver. 1 3 Broken castings and forging of cast iron, steel, aluminum, bras:-, bronze and malleable, welded and re enfoived. Vulcan Welding Works, :i;t South Front street. flats, hair ribbons, sweaters at Trua Store. "'Mi I iiiiic to dinner. Presbyterian char h, Wednesday al ii:ou p. u an:: used last y to KILL COLD BILLS CASCARAJrf QUININE tt citj rmetly tor 20 ytM - t.Oilct f inn t.iie, ami", im IiicaU lip l r!'l in 11 k if il f,U. The p woll Mr. If iU jm'tiire. At Alt Druj 5fur :;n i A gi.'od opening for young lady bookkeeper and typist. See Murines; I ii reel or, Med ford Hushics:; ( 'ollego, :in The remains of t!ie late Tlifvmas McAndrews who died recent Iv at Reno, Nov., will arrive here Friday accompanied by St eve Brophy who went to Reno Sunday. Funeral no tiro later. "Mee Too Rompers, stamped to work. Handicraft. Shop. :i!7; Hand spray pumps GOc each. Mdn ach Seed Co. ;iU L ICaster cards. West Side Pharmacy. tf The county public health nurse t his morn in g report ed "on duty" at Rogue River and surrounding coun try ti,1 remain until Saturday. Airs, Lee left Butte Falls, Thursday, Mar. I I. During tho Li preceding days pal ieiits were given actual bedside i.tre by the nurse when "helpless." See Warner, Wortman & Core for special on lard. :-i ( i : Women's work aprons, fudge aprons and children's play aprons. I handicraft Shop. :07 I say, Mike, are ye goin'Y Shu re an' I am. Nora, darlin'. Where? St. Pat rick's party. Wed. 'Mar. 17. Ated ford Nat. IJOH Mr. and Airs. CJ. W, Winn, who have been making an extended visit hern, with their daughter. Airs. W. I. 1 1 uni ph rny, left, t bis morning for their home at Medford. They were accompanied home by their daugh ter, who will remain with them in definitely. -Roseburg Review. Wo havo adtled a truck to our de livery service and will do all kinds of hauling. Kelzur Bros. Phono -i7-'. IBM Two largo size cans or solid pack pumpkins 2ac. Warner, Wortman & (lore. :BK! Closing out sale of new and used sewing machines at bargain prices al the (dd Singer stand. C, A. Chapman, 27, South Central. :BM (luesls at the Holland include Mr. and -Mrs. .1. V. Cam of Chicago, Mr. and -Mrs. Krnost 10. Smith or Oak ridge, Calif., (I. AT. Best, and Cuslave Forte of San Francisco, and William Knolls of Cold Hill. Two hernst il idling machines in op eration at 1 iamB'TUft Klir.'p. Prompt. mil satisfactory 'work " 1(07 Tho famous Shasta tamales on sale novv. Shasta. ' " Orros, tailors for inon and worn on. High grade -only. Ashland, Ore. A car load of hogs was shipped out from Medford yesterday by the farm bureau oxchango to the Portland ma rket. Women's association of Presbylor- iau church will hold a dinner in their parlors Wednesday at (J o'do'ek. Come one, come all. Dinner atle. .10.! Sweater books. Handicraft Shop :b7 Tissue paper in colors at Truax Slore. :HHi With the exception of five miles of heavy mud the Pacific highway from Salem to Medford is in splendid con- lit ion for travel at this linn1 ncct.'rd- nig to Herbert Noun, slate highway ngineer, who returned to Salem Sal rday after a tour over that section ol' I be st at it road . We writo firo Insurance. Redden & Canaday, It "J N. Central. Phone 7U0 Brunswick phonogrnpns on easy terms at Hale's Piano House. ' tf Srim ami casement cloth, at. Trna Slore. ;um; A very hit crest iug session of the Women's College club of the Rogue River valley was hold with Miss Cnltrell on Belmont avenue, Med ord, Sal unlay aft ernc.'iu, at w hich four Ashland members, Mrs. (.. O. .larvis. Mrs. F. II. Johnson, .Mrs. I". Ii. Wanner and Aliss Dale Coshow, in a i tendance. A review of the new play. Drink wat or s Lincoln, was given by Mrs. L. K. Williams al tins mee! iim. Ashland Tidings. i tend Mann's fashion exhibit Thai Mluy. Friday and Saturday. March I S, l '.t mid 'Juib. Flower.-, iinni away l hursduy t rom 1 to . in. ."" Yi.'itr spring suit - best woolens, asouable prices. Klein the Tailor, Fast Main, upstairs. ;! 1 (i Craniteware, aluminum ware and dishes. Truax Store. I! (Mi Fred Taylor, nig lit oporat or and ticket agent at the S. P. depoi left i liis morn iug I or Sunt a Cruz, Cali I-. Ii.uitu; been nolilied that his mother is in a d inn cond it ton l hero. m j- ;. Paul's Klectric store tho stock and good per Electric store and wiil open up a new store at liu.'i South Sixth street about April 1," says the Grants Pass Courier. "A first-class uti.vk of elec tric appliances will he carried in the new store, the same lines being han dled as in the Medford store." Prices cut to tho bottom at the big sale. C. K.'Catea Auto Co. tf H. 1. Kef; eggs at Dl oe's. lb. can Folger'i; coffee $1.:!0 at Truax Slore. lUi'i Alfred Carpenter and Lincoln Aic Cormack returned today from their short business visit to Portland., You ought to insure your auto with Redden & Canaday, VI N. Cen tral. Phono 720 has purchased issue to each post a will of the Har- : bur of army rifles to he uiTicient num- used at funer al and memorial ceremonies. The state headquarters of the legion have recommended that all Oregon posts place their orders with the state ad jutant to facilitate the distribution of the rifles. Handkerchiefs ,, 10, jr., 20 and 2."c at Truax Store. . SOU Furniture and household gondii carefully packed and crated. Doug las I o 1 South Central. Phono tiKi-.l. :!! There is a heavy fall of snow at I Prospect which indicates a very I heavy fall at Crater Lake and vicin ity. II. B. Stevenst.ii. who drove? two linen from the Hotel Medford to Pros- i lied veKterdav innmin hi n Sit:i?- tavi -anun, i' iciii,u uaaii J uiiu ticuiu return n-icinfr l'i'ni:tiiw r puffs at the Shasta W. P. Rhoades of Eagle Point, is a guest at the Medford who arrived Monday. Havo you seen the used- car bar gains that wo are offering. McCurdy Iiowno Motor Co. Cet the habit! Tiny shares now fn the Building and Loan. tf Dr. F. 11. Oshoni, state veterinar ian, is here fn.'ju Portland for a day of two to clean up his cow testing He will return sometime in at work. May. You are all invited to Ta lor u as unable t wit h her husband tie enpenu in fn.'iu a r the lilt, St. Patrick's Medlont lint! make the trip utise she is re cent attack of paitv! Imperi W il or 1. Mar. 1 best l a' Mann's spring exhibit (tf coats, suits, dresses, skirls and blouses, Thursday, Friday ami Saturday, March is, 1 ! and L'lith. FIdowers given away Thursday li Ti p. tu. , ;io "The Wearing of the Creen." Big St . I 'at rick 's part y ! Medford nat Wed. Mar. 17. Special songs, stunts and prizes! IJOIi Oregon guests at the Nash include Abel V. Cook of Salem, IL .?. Wallaci- and J.'Nesker of Portland, A. 15. Wil- diiro of Oakland and Ceorgc 'ABirch of Cobl 1-HU. Isaac Wertz of Ander son, Calif., and L. R. Crawford of .Mont ague are alsc guests at this hotel. Jlasklna tor Iiealth, Hot .tamalu unu cuili roncarne at DeVqe's. Mrs. Nicholas Iidler and daugh ter of Philomath, Ore., arrived Rogue River yesterday for an ex tended visit, with relatives. ma do over. Ceueral repairing. Douglas, 3 01 South Central. Phone tila-.I. HID Mrs. Paul Hansen, coreotlere for Nullono. Phono .P.S5-J. 'Mrs. Bertha Shook and baby daughter, and Miss Zella Taylor of Roseburg arrived in Central Point yesterday to make their hi.ino there. Try our merchants' lunch. Tho Shasta. tf Blighl Itni.yes. Cethcm at Alerri maii'ft Slikp. f . , it ' e l J ' A wi'VFraSiWcir'l' Rupert, Ida.. and C. Chancy of Fugene, arrived ir, the city this morning and arc. stop ping al. the Holland Machines rented and repaired. Singer Shop, phono fl5-K. 31(1 Tho famous snasia tamales on sale now. Shasta. R. II. Whitehead returned from a three months trip to San Francisco'. Ho says the city is crowded with tourists. For tho host insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. Stonincli-Kicinrys-Heart-Liver Korp tho vital organ! healthy by rog-uUirly taking tho world's atnnd r.rd remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL 'Ml I The Nntional Remedy of Holland fij centurion and mndctrsod by Qucn Willml. tuina. At nil druKRi'.s, ihrco sizes. 4Hk iur the nmi GoliI Mtnlal on ovary box ami accept no intitatiau W'ANTFH One to three turkey b for breeding purposes. Phone til Address L' s South Holly. : WAiNTFH -Instructor in boxing or phsical culture for au hour or so each 1 1 a . State prim and t i me convenient. Ih.x V. Mail Tribune. ;;o i FOR SAI.K- (ia burner with t Phone 1!-F L range, four en, good us hole new. :: m. and arriving hero at s p. m., ports that there was 1 1 inches snow at Prospect and it was still snowing when they left. Tho snow lies deep all tho way between Trail and Prospect. Hemstitching and pecoting. The Vanity Shop. Save from $3 to J 10 on a tiro at tho big sale C. K. Gates Auto Co. tt Miss (lladys Itramwell of Grants Pass arrived in this city Monday en route by auto to Dunsmuir, Calif., from where she expected to continue by train to Sacramento for a visit in that city. . For Sale New and second-hand machines.- Singer Shop, 1 West Main Phono 2 la-R. 310 Automobile, tractor, truck and im plement parts welded good as new. Vulcan Welding "Worlts. The "My Lady Sunshine" company, which played at the 'Page last night, left Tuesday morning for Eugene where tho musical comedy will be presented tonight. Shoo repairing shop. 5. Pistos has reinx,ved his shoe repairing shop from Main and. Bartlett to Sixth and Central, "between niarblo works and Japaneso restaurant. Let us do your repairing. All work will receive prompt attention. Wo have all kinds of leather. 303 Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat, Tonsiiitis Old (fashioned, remedies are, often Hie best,., Yellow Mustard, in tho form of plaster or poultice, has been used for generations tor 'soreness, in flam ma 1 Hons; " congestions and swellings with nu.-st excellent ru sults but; it ..blis tered.. Heat eases pain and Ilegy's Mustav ine made of pure yellow mustard, together w i t h other , pain re lieving ingredients .in just as. hot, but quicker, .cleaner,, and more .effective and cannot bust When your threat is sore, when you have1 pleurisy, "bronchitis or a pain-shf.'ot Ihg chest cold you can get speedy and lasting relief with this most effective preparation because heat eases pain 30 and tid cents at druggists or by mail, S. C. Wells & Co., LoRoy, N. Y. t DR. RIGKERT KTKS SCIKVTHTtCAMiT (Th'STKI!.. AMI) (JtiAS-HEH PROPERLY FITTED Ml DIUU'S UNKJ ISroken 1iisiw Areuraloly DupUcjited Suite 1-a over Mar tk. 308 E. Main. Uostnlm l-'OK SAI.K Dm AI.-ui one w ;U K. I.. MU ', wiiim lank fur oil. : I .-nil,, I si I millmis. litrnl Point. I'linni' .lust nrrivoil. Car of famous Utah coal. Valley Fuel Co. C.iiaranttHnl sprtUKs for all ears. UiMins Carrliu-.e ,t Auto Works, tf j l'eratl.. of thi' Krnoral ili'lnallilS from fanixTN anolhor rar load of. Ian. I la.-ier has Ihmmi onl.'reil hy III,-: I a i 1 1 i.iiroau i-M ham;i liU-h is ox-j pet t il to ariivi- hole th- lu-t o: i!o uo,U, Tablets and scratch pads made of I news print, for school and off no uej tor sale at this office. tf i Tho Rogue River Valley Canning Co. will now contract for 10l!t sca-J son's pack of t ( ma toes, beans, ber ries and all kinds of fruits. tt't WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS hay I'hono NiKlit riiom-. 1'. W. WrokM, Ji:7-,l-J A. 10. Di r. -JT-.I-ll. Tho partii-itlar pooplo aro all ploas ml with tho service we are retuU-rini;. We call tor ami deliver all j;ooils promptly and our plant is up to dale in every way. Ii not a customer now try our service. Pantorium Dye Works Do You Remember l.a-1 winter when ogu- were 7-V a iloeu ? Thoj ate is us t -heap as llu- will be inntinie fhK vpijng. ( . put nur ru down in WATI-'.li Cil..s. We bae a a full nun rt fdf ;bc at ;t,"c mm, which inniemr mm (( Uei iiu- unit le; Heath's Drug Store The San Tox Store Beginning Mi.-nday tho Jackson ville Post management passed into the hands of Tom W. Fulton, who has been located in Meilford for .sev eral years past, a newspaper man and printer of many years experience, who is well acquainted with condi tions in Jacksonville, having formerly- been tho head of the mechanical department of the I'ost for six years, lie succeeds I). W. DaRsltaw, Jr.. who has had charge of tho paper since liis return fn.m service in the navy dur ing the war. Orren, tho ladies' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Finn woolens, latest styles always. tf The ladies' society of, t he Ilapt 1st church will give a St. I'airieli's social at the church for the young people Wednesday evening. A program will be given also and refreshments serv ed. All young people of the church and .Sunday school aro invited. A good time is assured for all. The so cial begins at 7:11') p. tu. There was bom March 13, 1020, in the Dow hospital, to .Mr. and .Mrs. Samuel D. Kohler, n seven pound daughter. Mrs. Kohler and Roberta Lee are doing nicely. ('has. F. Ilr.-pkins, of Itos-lmrg whol has announced as a candidate fori joint representative in Douglas and Josephine counties, on the republican ticket, was in .Medford today con-, ferring with republicans and W. H.j (lore, who has also announced for the! same position. Hand SapolicK "r-t, v?& inviftorates aatfBt Softens fheSkin It. A. 31. .No. :V2 .I. 31. & I'. 31. Degree, March lilth, 11I2U. All Hoyal Arch 31asons re. i nested to bo on hand. A. Ft XOTII, Secy. n Western Electric Power and Light Plants Paul Pumping Systems Thor Washers and Ironers Hotpoint Appliances Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Hotpoint Ranges. Power and Light Wiring Line Construction Motor Installations Paul's Electric Store Main at Central Phone 90 We Still Have a Few Tires and Tubes Priced Away Down to Close Out Better come in at once if you want one , Savings of from $10 to $20 since the raise .. i. i u r i , . i -e li-il ! : i't -.(. I I ittnil- G. E. Gates Auto Co M'Y Bean Power Sprayers Have now reached such tremendous nat ional sale that the manufacturers are tho fircst. fn ratrv fill I nntrn a ln t,n cn..u - f-n- "' .ix uic uuiui day Evening Post and Country Gentleman. Read this advertisement which will appear in these publi cations, issue of January 10th, 1920. You cannot afford to use any other than the Bean Power Sprayer. p The John Bean, Inventor 36-Year Development He Showed the Way in Ifl83 to Snve Millions of Fruit Trees from Pcsfs IN 1RS.1, John Dean, m ventor of the double acting force pump for well purposes, owned a fruit or chard near San Jose, Cali fornia. His trcci were suf fering from San Jose Scale, imported from China, un wittingly hy Jamrs Lick of IJck Observatory fame, and the primitive spray pumps of the time were inadequate. He saw the need for more efficient spraying, and his inventive genius soon bad worked out the first hiifh pressure spray pump with air chamber. Success was instantane ous. Requests from friend fovn induced him to manu facture the machine. The result was that mil lions of California fruit trees were quickly saved frnm pests that had blight cJ manv viclijs. The third generation of the family arc the active manufacturers of "Bkn" Potver Sprayers today. And the present machine a family pride still rctr.ins John Ocan's basic prin. ciples. Today, wherever men have ten acres of fruit or more, you will almost in variably find power spray ers of. which the famous "Bean" was the forerun, ner and remains the leader. San Jose Scale is now practically unknown in Call fornia where more "Bean" Sprayers are used than al) other makes combined. Many of ihe country greatest orchards are now equipped with "Br.AN" Pouer Sprayers exclusive, ly. For the "Bean," the pioneer in I is the world's leading sprayer now. The 1920 Bean Pnwnr Snnivnr Different from Others in Money Saving WaySj fpHE modern "Bean" All six Wcadlcss half is different from all valves are removed in two other power sprayers in minutes with engine run some very vital wayr. 4 mng and 300 !bs. pressure The "Bean" includes a on the pump. Men who patented pressure regulator have spent half a day in re that results in great ccon-. moving threaded valves omy Thrcadless Ball have doubted that state. Valves Porcelain-lined ment until they have seen Cylinders doubly "Bean" valves come out. 1 strengthened bearings and f The valves are washed other wearing parts. fout while open, through an lou will want these fca- underneath suction an cures and others found in other immensely convenient "Bean" sprayers if you "Bean" feature, are to spray at the lowest The porcclain-lincd cyl. cost and with best results. nders are without stuffing The "Bean' Ke-filler boxes. Thcv eliminate grit alone often saves one-half troubles and last- a lifetime, the time usually spent in t These advantages are spraymg an entire orchard, the result of 36 years spe. When occasion requires cialization in the building of 'Bean" plunger packing is improved power sprayer replaced in twenty minutes based on an ingenious, orig. by an Inexperienced man., mil design. No need for a mechanic If you are going to buy and the pay for several a sprayer and want the best, hours of his time ' there is littfc choice today. "BEAN" Sprayers Invented by John. Bean ff4 fpr eur "Spfavfr B"V." turn : ihour rff". Thfft rt elhfT i(- imCft in tht "Di-;" thr grimm L'sM to know (boL Wc nsU lit kind f M priif mrtt ftrr ipfifi nril. Ptr ipfJKti. hind intf birrfl ' tpriv, purtir., rny gyai, tvit boif, mi accnwiln. Bean Spray Pump Co ?l mi I : ' V -A 1 1 r - II (4 - '10 Hubbard Bros. Medford, Oregon. i 4