Medford mail tribune., May 17, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFOTIT) MATE TRTTBTOTE, MTODFORD, Q-REfiOX. MONDAY, MAY 17, 1fl2Q.
IpcalBiiefi
Tho copious shower of rain which
foil this morning and which during
the two hours between 6 and S o'clock
amounted to .18 of on Inch wus of tho
million dollar variety and did a world
i of good to growing garden and grain
crops. Theso late spring rains aro
accomplishing wonders toward bring
ing prosperity to the valley. .More
' rain is In sight as tho prediction for
tonight and Tuesday Is for probable
showers, and cooler weather for to
night.
Orros, tailors tor men and women
High grade only. Ashland, Ore,
Washing and Ironing freo. Wo will
wash and iron them by the electric
washer and lroner while you wait, at
Paul's Electric Store.
The home of W. II. Bowman at 24.'
Beatty street was partially destroyed
by tiro lato Sunday afternoon, the en
tiro upper part of the houso being dc.
stroyed. Tho loss is estimated at
91000, and tho house was insured for
$800. Tho firo was caused by a de
fective flue, starting in tho garret of
tho kitchen and had gained much
headway before discovered by
neighbor.
Do you want to save your curtains
by washing and Ironing them by the
electric washer and lroner at Paul's
Electric Store? Wo will do It or show
you how.
Dance at Trail Saturday, May 2 2
Music by Majestic orchestra. 5-1
Guests from various lstant parts
stopping at the Medford Include .Mrs
D. M. Owen and daughter of Halifax
Nova Scotia, .Mrs. W. S. Smith of
Hubbard Woods, Ills., C. I). Evans of
Wichita Falls, Tex., 11. h. Mkens of
Springfield, .Mass., W. M. Norton of
Chicago, V. L. Wishord of St. I.ouls
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Dorsoy of Water-
vlllo, Wn., and N. K. Wynno, Leo
Gorman and IS. Omand of Now York
city.
Homo-mndo broad, cakos, and pas
try of all kinds for gemernl trado at
Ilox Cafo. tf
Tho Sanitary Beauty Shop is now
open In quarters forinorly occupied
by Marlnollo Shop, in tho Garnott
Corey Tlldg. Ilnlr dressing, manicur
ing, shampooing, massages and scalp
treatments. Full lino of toilet arti
cles, hair switches, pompadours and
transformation mndo of cut hair and
combings. Hooms 405, -100, 407
Garnott-Coroy Illdg. I'hono 81 1 - It.
Mrs. Maybello Priddy. 1.12
Ex-Mayor W. II. Canon, register or
tho U. S. laud office, arrived horc
from Roseburg Saturday and will re
main until after primary election day.
'Ho has decided to put up his fine
homo on tho cast sido for sale. V".''
when ho und Mrs. Canon return hero
to llvo uftor his term of offlco expires
thoy will reuldo on their ranch near
Phoenix.
All kinds dry wood, phono 859 or
619-J. Uay Illnckburn.
Wo aro rondy to furnish you with
our "Gold Modal" brand of Ice cream.
You enn oxpect and you will got high
quality, good service and reasonable
prices. Eldrldgo Dairy Products Co.,
phono 20S. f:t
Fishing Is poor In tho Hogue river
and other streams boenutto of high
and rollly wator.
Wo aro now handling Orchard ;
Brand Spray materials, good quality
pricos right. Farm Bureau Coopera
tive Exchange. Phone !;I2. 0!)
Tho now firm that succeeds Han-
Bon & Koyt Is tho Motor Sales Co
not Medford Sales company ns stated
In Sunday paper.
.1. W. Parks of Mallan, Idnho, and
Ellzaboth llartsock of Mill vale, Idaho
are guests at tho Holland, as are also
Cass Alluhulor of Seattle and A
Emerson of San Francisco.
HomstltchlnK, pocotlng 100 per
yard, thread furnished. Export op-
orator. Slngor Shop, 10 South Fir
stroot. , 60
'Butterscotch, strawberry and
vunlla at Snldur's Dairy. Phono 7!!i-l(
4 4
A big republican rally will bo held
tonight in tho school house at Jack
Honvllle. Among Hie speakers will
bo Colonel and Mi's. 11. II. Sargent
ltalph Cowgill, F. W. Mears and Mrs
A. J. Klocker. A feature will bo a
vocal solo by Mrs. II. K. Haiina.
Gliddoh arsonato of lead. Tho lic.il
to bo had Connor's Warehouse
Butterscotch, strawberry and
nulla at Snlder's Dairy. Phono 7.1.1
1
-it
Harold Hadcllffo, the former Med
ford boy who I now In the employ o
tho Sotilhorn Pacific at Portland, was
a week end visitor In the city.
Phone 47 1 about your dry cleaning
ii li U dyeing. All work fully guaran
tnod. City I'liu'-uing Works, 401 South
Jtlvorslde.
Try somii' of Snldor's choice lc
cream. Phono 7r-U. 4-1
Tho Ashland high school base ball
team by Its Id to (1 victory last week
over Klamath Falls high, won lilt
championship of southern Oregon
Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsottura for
NuBone. Phono D85-J.
Amorlcnn Legion membership
week. May 17 to 2 2. .loin now. M
V. E. Edwards, bookkeeper of the
Blue Lcdgo mine is In tho city, hav
ing arrived Siindny.
Huck towels 35c this week. Train
Storo. ' M
Wo noei! von: you need us. .loin
Legion this week. "1
Tho condition of Ed O. Brown, who
In in a Portlnnd hospital remains
about the snmo according to tho lat
est advices rocolvod from that city.
Auto repairing M. J. Swing, with
lluttson Motors Auto Homo, 29 boulli
Krnnt.. All work guaranteed. tf
Prof. Irving Vlnlng has returned
to Ashland from a business trip to
New York city.
Tho Chambor or Commerce Is a
clearing bouse for community
Ibought and action. Join,
tf
Oregonlans registered at tho Med
ford yesterday anil Monday forenoon
included Mr. and -Mrs. .1. C. Hussell
and M. S. Patton of lioseburg, Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Scboler of Marshfleld,
E. L. and W. J. Chamberlain of West
ovor of Corvallls, It. W. Wittenberg
of Eugene, J. T. Perkins and M. S.
West of Klamath Falls, and the fol
lowing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Sawyer, Mrs. Mary E. Eyre, W.
P. Dawson, Wl A. llauser, E. W. La
zoll, L. C. Sorenscn, T. K. Whlto, H.
H. Elling, II. C. Gilbert and .1. D.
Kiloy.
Turkish bath towels 5fic Truax
Store. 51
As deputy secretary of slato for
moro than eight years past, Sam A.
Kozer, republican candidate for secre
tary of state, has gained an intimate
knowledge of state arfairs. Ho prom
ises, If elected, to Insist on the strict
est economy. In all stale activities,
".My solo aim," says Mr. Kozer in his
statement In tho voters' pamphlet.
"shall be to insuro for tho people of
tho state tho greatest degree of effic
iency at the smallest possible cost
guided solely by sound business prin
ciples and common sense. It Is such
men as Mr. Kozer the people are de
maiming for public office. Mr. Kozer
is deserving of your voto in the pi t
mary election, .May 21st. Paid Adv.
Local Elks and Loyal Legion men
aro Interested In tho fact that tho As
toria lodgo of Elks has granted the
use of its lodgo room to tho Loyal
Legion post of that city in which to
hold tho post's rogulur meetings.
I'ho Modern Plumbing and Heating
Co. have opened quarters In tho
Spnrta lildg. Estimates furnished
See us for plumbing, heating and gas
tittlng. I'hono (!20. 52
American Legion Weekly, real
news for ox-servlco man. Join tho
post and rocelvo your copy. 51
IMleon Mahonoy and Arllo Spencer
of llutto Falls, wore over Sunday
guests at the Hotel Holland.
Silk, 27 In. wide, yd. 9!ie. Truax
Storo. 51
Cotton crepe, whlto and flesh col
ors, yd. 4 5c. Truax Storo. 51c
Mrs. E. A. Guthrie and her chil
dren, who live at Medford, aro stop
ping at the Hotel Portland during a
brief visit In tho city. Portland
lournal.
Soo Medford Land &. Insurance
Agency, successors to D. It. Wood &
Co., Hid, 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire
Insurance-. tf
Every buddy gut a buddy for the
American Legion between May 17-22.
51
H. E. Clanton of llonnevillo and
Captain A. 10. Hurghdiiff. stnto game
warden, arrived In Iho city Sunday
from .loscphino county whero they
Inspoctod tho Amont dam, and after a
visit to tho Ulk creek hatchery re
turned hero last night and spout M on
lay In visiting local sportsmen. They
loavo this evening' for Itosoburg to
visit tho Uinpqua hatchory. About
Iho rccon t complaint relative to the
Anient dam work they slated that the
water, which had to bo shut off be
causo of tho building of tho new fish
ladder thero, would bo turned on
again today and that probably there
would bo no moro causo for com
plaint.
Tin Bin cookies and crackors. The
'alaco Grocery. j 7
Gingham, this week, 35c a yd
Truax Storo.
51
Don't forget tho National Guard
ball, Wednesday, May llllh. 49'
James, F. F. and Guy Crltesor, vis
iiors in the city rrom I. eland, are
guests at tho Nash. Oilier Orcgoninns
at tills hotel ure II. D. Walsh of
K In ma I li Falls and .1. L. Watt anil
John E. Crowley of Portland.
For tho bost insurance seo Holuios
tho Insurnnce Mnn.
ltov. .May C. I'osl, a noted medium
of Port laud will assist in the services
at tho Splrll ualist church, Sunday
p. in. 204 Hast Main alreet. Come
and loarn what you don't know iihoiil
spiritualism. ' -Hi
For oyo, oai, noso, throat seo Dr
lloino, Liberty Bldg. Glnssos fittod.
It was a great clean up day at the
Klks picnic grounds yesterday and
much work was accomplished, about
51) more or less hardworking mom
bers of Iho lodge, somo wllh their
families along, spending the day on
tho job. A. C. A Hun took moving pic
lures of the workers including a good
shot at Glenn O. Taylor who after
lighting n bonfire lay down for
couple hours rest beneath a shade
tree, completely all In with tho of
fori. Much interest Is being mani
fested in Hie forthcoming moving
picture show of local events taken by
Mr. Allen, which will comprise one
reel of F.Iks actlvilies and five or six
of other local doings.
A complete Hue Tin lllu cakes and
crackers at the Palace Grocery.
l.ace remnants, 2 and :i yds, 15c.
Truax Store. 51
Tho celebrated Imperial orchestra
will furnish the latest danco music
for the National Guard ball, Wednes
day. May 19th. 49
Office or desk room for rent. In
quire 115 West Main street.
Among San Francisco residents at
I be .Medtord are Frank A. Callahan.
I). Sanderson. X. C. Slepp. A. V.
Hoach. Goo. o. lunch, Mr. and Mrs
Urine Penny and maid, J. W. llnnn
and II. 11. Berg.
French pastry and dainty confec
tions made fresh dallv at Itex Cafe, tf
A few more fine rabbits for sale
at 916 West Tenth street. Medford.
r.:i
tiaino Warden A. C. Stark of Suth-
erlln, Douglas county, was down with
Gamo Warden Hurghdiiff and Muster
Fish Warden U. K. Clanton on a tour
of Inspcellon. .Mrs. Stark and chil
dren accompanied him and they drove
homo today.
Awnings made to ordor and put
up. All kinds of repairing. Douglas.
101 South Central. Phono 615-J.
Follow tho crowd to tho Nat Wed
nesday evening, May 19th, 49
The meeting of tho "Wednesday
Study club announced for W'ednes
day, May 19, is postponed because of
the bereavement in the family of our
president, Mrs. F. K. Deuel. Mrs.
W. E. Crews and .Mrs. Wortman, com
mlttcc.
Singer Shoi) Quality counts. New
and iiBcd machines sold or rented
Expert repairing on all makes .ma
chines. Phone 215-U. 10 So. Fir. 60
60
Old phonographs and records
bought, sold and exchanged. Doug
lass, 101 S. Central. Phone 615-J.
Company D will be pleased to have
ex-service men appear In uniform at
Ihc National Guard ball, Wednesday
May 19th. 49
Raymond Hitchcock nnd big com
pany who appear hero next week
Tuesduy night In tho Hitchy-Koo'
rcvuo will reach tho city Tuesday
morning by special train direct from
San Francisco, thus insuring a our
tain on time and with rested and gin
gery performers.
Delco-Llght Electricity for evory
farm. J. E. Bartlott, Modford Hotel
Medford, Ore.
Files nre dangerous and a nuis
ance. We make window screens and
screen doors, i Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 6
Houses for salo. Jackson County
Building & Loan association. '
F. A. Swisher of Gallon, O., A. T
Olerich of Los Angeles and -Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Bowers and E. II. Tilson
of Sacramento aro guests at the
Nash.
Carl Jeschke, high grade watch
and cloc krepalrlng. 9 Fir street.
Tablets and scratct. pads made of
news print, for school and office use
for sale at thlB office. tf
Homo-mndo bread and pastry fresh
dally at Itex Cafe. tf
Phi Beta Kappa, tho national hon
or fraternity for women in commorco
lias installed a chapter on tho O. A
C. campus with nineteen senior and
Junior and faculty women as charter
members, including Miss Bertha
Whlllock of Medford and Doris Cow
ley of Central Point.
'Broken forgings and castings, all
shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded
reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St.
It pays to snvo and saves to pay.
Wo will show you. Bring your laun
dry to Paul's Electric Store.
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. J. E Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore. '
Among Oregonlans at tho Holland
uro James IC. Howie of Klamath Falls
Don A. orrins of Grants Pass, It. E.
Clanton of Bonncvillo, A. 10. Burgh-
duff of Portland.
Orres, tho ladies' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland evory Thursday. Fine
woolens, latost Btyles always. tf
Economize by using scratch pads
for use. Got them at this office, tf
Your spring suit best woolens,
reasonable pricos. Kloin the Tailor,
lOast Main, upslalrs.
Ucv. A. II. Gammons, dclegato to
tho Presbyterian gonoral assembly
at Philadelphia, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. W. H, Johnson, loft for the
east last Monday. Mr. Gammons ex.
pects to ho absent about five weeks
and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will return
in about a month, Mrs. Johnson stop
ping enrouto to visit her parents at
Woodburn, Oregon. Jacksonville
Post.
'omo on Lizzy, take Henry and go
up. to tho Valley Fuel Co. and leave
order for a few cords of 4-foot
body slab wood that they are deliver
ing any placo In Medford for $-1.75
per cord. You know they aro reliable
and you can depend upon them. 52
Tho I ley wood Vulcanizing plant In
stalled by Nordwlck and Sons is turn
ing out first class work In dry euro,
rotroadlng und vulcanizing. All work
guaranteed. 27 South Front street.
' ' 51
Mr. II. A. Snider of San Francisco
is slaying ut tho Hotel Medford for a
few days and would like to got In
touch with a llvo wlro making the
towns of southern Oregon and nor
Ihern California with a view of han
dling Iho lines of the largest machin
ery and supply house on tho coast. 46
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OBITUARY
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1IKNSLKY Audio Kdwnrd Hnns-
Uv tIf(Ml at his homo 2 la miles south-
oust of Kuk1 l'oint, Sunday uveninff.
.May Hi, of tuberculosis at the ape of
II yours, two months nnd eitfht days.
l-'uiioral sorviios will bo held at. the
ravo In AnUtlopo oomotory, Tuesday,
May IS. at ' p. in.
Ho is survived by Ills father, Wil
liam Honsloy, and two sisters and two
brothers who aro Mrs. K, L. IficKox
of Port Orfonl, Wn.. Mrs. V. 11. Allen
of Wellen, Ore., Ira Henr.!ey of Gran
ite. Falls, Wn., and Clifford Hensloy
of Rochester, Ore.
TOO LATE T CLASSIFY
WANTKH-
-Corona typewriter. Phono
no
4n:i-X-2.
FO!t
K K XT H o u so k eo ping
South Central.
rooms.
f.o
3-: 2
WANTKH lioom and board for wid
ower and children. Hoy six, Kill
two and one-half years. Children
cared for during day. Address : I
South Krout afreet, Medford. 1
l-'Olt S.U.F. Milch goal.
Ka.U
lie
iNinth street.
FOR SAI.K Hen nnd 10 brown leg
horn chickens. 'D West Jackson.
49
WANTF.D (iirl or woman for gener
al housework. I'hono 7,'O-X. ";l
WEEKS & ORR
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phono 287
Sight Phones F. W. Weeks, 227-J-2
PROUD OF NAVY
i?'
Hon. Thomas 8. Mutlcr
This veteran Pennsylvania law
maker Is chairman of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs For
years he has advocated the build
ing of the best navy in the world
tor the United States. Now ho
predicts that Uncle Sam will havo
the best equipped navy by the end.
of 124 and he Is proud of the
achievement. Tho naval appro
priation bill this year as recom
mended by the committee tp the
House curries t425.2SD.574.
which Is a cut from the estimate
as submitted bv the Navv Depart
ment of $222.341.6fin and a re
duction of $1S9. 617.427 com
pared with the bill last year.
Economy und at the same lime a
good naval building program la
Mr Butler's purpose.
L
COltK, May 17. Two thousand
troops from England were landed at
Hantry Saturday and immediately
distributed thruout west Cork. Troops
to the number of 150 also arrived at
Skibberdeen. They commandeered
several buildings there.
FIFTH BULL IIS
MADHII), May -17 Toreador .lone-
Uto F.l (lallo was killed last, evening
at Flaco do I. a Tlavera when dis
patching Ills fifth bull of the after
noon's fight, lie belonged to a fa
mous bull flghling family, his father
being a bnndorillero whllo his broth
er Hafael also Is a Hull fighter.
Rehear Lehioji Case.
WASHINGTON, ; Alnv 17. l!e
uumeiit of the iroverninent's disso
lution suit auiiiiist the l.eliinli Hiiil
roml company and its Kiihsidin-ic-
ivns ordered today liv tlie sunreinc
court.
Old papers for bonding fires and
holme cleaning. 10c bundle.
HQ
Give Way to Soothing Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
effective treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain
is. it acts ns a tonic to the tortured
nerves and almost invariably brings
quick relict.
its healing, antiseptic qualities can
alwavs be relied upon to prevent in
fection, or other serious results, from
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and
stings. Just as good, too, for sore
feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores
and canker sores.
Get it from druecrists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink piUc, 30 cents.
Guaranteed.
Mr. Good Goods Says:
Our GOODS are GOOD;
Our PRICES LOW.
FIGURED VOILES
Regular Values 75c
Special
35c and 59c
Deuels'
CUTTINO EXPENSE3
fjf JM ag- jy
HON. STEl'HHN O. I'OUTEIt
As chairman of tho Foreign Af
fairs Committee of the House this
Republican Representative from
Pennsylvania recently reported the
diplomatic and consular appro
priation bill. Largo reductions
were made In the estimates and
the Committee refused to Increase
salaries to foreign ministers and
amHassadors as recommended by
the Department of Slato- Economy
Is the watchword of Congress"
OMAHA, Neb., May 17 Ono of the
largest department stores today an
nounced a flat reduction of thirty per
cent following twenty per cent cuts
made by three stores Saturday. A
largo men's clothing establishment
made a twenty per cent reduction to
day, making five stores which have
reduced.
Lots of old papers 10c the bundle
at this office. tf
K I Films Developed Better
0 I Prints Made Clearer
D H Prompt attention to Mail Orders
A- I SWEM'S STUDIO
K I 217 East Main St. Medford
New arrivals every
week of tlie latest mod
els iii colored voiles,
guaranteed to "tub."
The
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.
Wo're specialists in
moil ;it.Mi-:
DltV CI.KAM.Nft
so you can have that dainty spring
or summer gown cleaned ItKSHT by
having ns do the work.
Wo use the right mnterlnls nnd
equipment and aro genuinely skilled
and expert in every detnif of tho
work.
Why not try us just cnll 211 and
we do the rest.
PowGllSt.dtO'FarreH,
SAN FRANCISCO
3nd Shoppfnq District.
A newly lif-fniiit.cd tfo'ri .(ant
awif tK vriiiot to San Fin-
(iicol New f JTtuS c( unotual 1
r.rL and o.nfort. a lob try tfewtned
Is previse the at mo; here of
luxunou Sme and a tr Dining j
Utxim, YinirTd ene e( the most
intcretttn Arnertc all contnSute J
to your liBrel h is the onty horel
with, r-iniAr (re Wa'et in rvrtv mo
BUnOPSAN
PLAN C.
Blouses!
NEW YORK, May 17 Jules W.
"Nickey" Arnsteln faced charges of
contempt in federal court late today
as the first move In what Is expected
to be a long legal battle in connection
with New York's ?3, 000, 000 bond
plot.
On Saturday ho was questioned by
a commissioner In bankruptcy, but
declined to answer. A writ was serv
ed on him in jail yostcrday citing him
to appear and answer tho contempt
charge.
Sparkling eyes,
young SKin tneresuuoigooa neaiin: even
if Nature has endowed you with health and
A '
f must retain your
. ofbeautv!
,'- Healthy, young
i
1 - of beauty more quicKiy tnan any otner asser.
1 ; And there are Purola Creams for every Summertime
use to protect your snin irum suuhk ouiianuic w muu
to cleanse the skin to build tissue to Aeepyourskin
clean and young.
PUROLA PEROXO CREAM is a greasless, fragrant,'
i n v - j vamsmng cream wiui.ii ucaiiaca mm ow...o ..... ..
i&T " V making an excellent base for powder. It is particularly ,-"''
7 .fine for skins inclined to be oily, s 1 .
V .' 'v- '' At all druggists. Try it. " '
A -T" ' : ' -'" 1 f -J
VamSning Cream
Dancing Academy
MODERN INTERPRETATION CHARACTER
Adult and Children's Classes
For information call 566-J.
MISS KATHRYN SWEM
San-Tox
Enchantment
Complexion Powder
So soft and fine, it flatters the lovliest
skin. It clings for hour?, and is fra
granced with the haunting Enchant
ment odor. 75c.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store
G. 0. P. COLISEUM
CHICAGO, May 17. The Chicago
Coliseum was turned over to the re
publican national committee this
morning nnd work started Immediate
ly on the alterations necessary for the
big convention June 8. Offices of tho
committee and convention leaders
will bo ready for use May 31 when
tho national committee begins hear
ing contests.
With Medford trade Is Medford mada
brilliant color, glowing,
youth-of sp:nt of action
skin creates the impression
WIUi.ii ucaiiaca mm ow...o w... ".
All Purola Preparations are guaranteed to
give thonugh satisfaction or the price you
paid will be cheerfully refunded.
Prepared and Guaranteed by the
BLUMAUER-FRANK LABORATORIES '
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ORIENTAL
ART GOODS
CURIOS
DRY GOODS
CHINAWARE
BASKETS AND TOYS
Kodak Finishinqs. Best Work. Lowest
Prices.
Postal card photos, $1.2.1 dozen,
additional, 00c dozen. Costumes fur
nished free. "
Japanese Art Store
34 N. Central Medford
A. E, Orr,