Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

HEDFOTtD MATE TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, ORfefiONr, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920. '.'
PAT3E TWO
locdBieB
This, the city's annual clenn-up
day finds many men down town eager
to learn the latest hit of election
news Instead of being home busy at
cleaning up. In the meantime tho
city auto trucks and wagons wore
busy all day from early morning
gathering up the refuso placed In
front of homes.
Singer Shop Quality counts. New
and usod machines sold or rented
Expert repairing on all makes ma
chines. Phone 215-11. 10 So. Fir. 60
CO
A hotter cord tiro has never been
built. Racine Horseshoe. Exchange
Tiro Co. (S3
A light to heavy frost is tho predic
tion for tonight which it is hoped will
" not materialize A local prediction
"was made early last evening by Frost
Export Young for a light frost with a
possihlo temperature of 32 degrees
but It only reached tho 33rd degree
mark in Modford, altho In tho low
sections it got as low ns 31.
Hemstitching, pecotlng 10c per
yard, thread furnished. Expert op
erator. Singer Shop, 10 South Fir
street. 00
' Pure home made sorghum 18c at
Hutchison & I.nmsdcn.
Goodyear 30x3 M tires for your
Chovrolot, Ford or Maxwoll $20. Med
ford Auto Co. 67'
Tho graduation exercises- of the
high school of Central Point begin
with services Sunday night, that be
ing tho occasion of the baccalaureate
sermon to be prnnchod by Rev. I,. My.
ron lloozer, pastor of tho First Pres
byterian church of this city. Miss
Huth Warner is to be the soloist 'for
tho Borvlce and will be accompanied
by Mrs. George Andrews. The ser
vice Is to be held in the hall on Main
street at 8 o'clock.
See the Challenge fruit thinning
shears at Lamport's harness store.
Something now. 04
All tire work guaranteed. Exchango
Tiro Co., phone 020. 53
Carl Jeschke, High grade watch
and cloc kropnirlng. 9 Fir stroet.
Why pay 20c for sugar when jou
can buy homo mndo sorghum for 18c
at Hutchison & Lumsdcn.
Tho hanks of tho city did a rush
ing business this forenoon bccnuso'of
being" closed yesterday and of the
regular weekly closing hour at 12
o'clock this noon.
Homo made Roguo River brooms
70c at Hutchison & Lumsdon.
Lot us savo you trouble and ex
pense by examining your tiros. No
charge. Exchango Tiro Co. 03
Wanted, Boor nnd pop bottles At
DeVoe's. ,
'Robert Gray of Lcwiston, Mont.,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kollcy of Taconia
and Hazel Pickering and Evelyn Graf
ton of Souttlu uro umoug tho north
west states guests at tho Holland.
Wantod, your old hats to clean aiid
block. Myors, Tho Apparol Cloauors,
Dyers, llattors. Phono 223-J. 103
North Contral. 04
All mombors of Company 1), Na
tional Guard will roport at headquar
ters In uniform Sunday morning, May
23rd at' 9 o'clock sharp to attend
memorial Borvlce with tho G. A. H.
and Amorl'cnn Region. 03
Economize by using scratch pads
for use. Get them at this office, tf
Alex Nlhloy pnssod thru this mor
ning on his wny to Medford. Ho says
that sugar boots are now bringing
t'ih a ton nnd that the prlco of tho
beets will keep up with ndvnucos in
tho prlcp of Biignr. Grunts Pass
Courier. "
Hoal homo mndo sorghum at
Hutchison & Lumsden.
Houses for sale. Jackson County
Building & Loan association.
Tho Luun-Dry-lStto washes and
drys clothos without a wrlngor. On
display at I'oopIo'B liloctrln store. 03
A. 11. Oily has returned to his
homo in Roseburg after n visit ul
Applegato with his brutlier, C. u.
Culy.
The Chambor or Commerce Is a
clearing house for community
thought and action. Join. . tf
See tho Challongo fruit thinning
shoars nt Lamport's harness store.
Something now. 01
Tho cadet hand of tho O. A. C,
has boon ongsged to furnish the mu
sic at tho annual strawburry car
nival of Roseburg.
OiVes) tailors for raon and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Wo mnko adjustments on Horse
shoe tires and tubes here. Kxehungo
Tiro Co., Gates' old shop. 02
It. 15. Paraito nnd A. A. Saleldl of
Ked lllurt, Calif., ara visitors In the
city nnd gjcsUt at tho Medford.
Apprentice witnted In Sanitary
Tlcauly Parlors to loarn general work.
Phono X41-H. 51
Old phonographs and rocords
bought, Bold and exchanged. Ioug
lass, 101 S. Contral. Phone 615-J,
Tho Medford Ministerial associa
tion will hold nn Important mooting
In tho library on Monday morning at
half past ten o'clock. AH resident
ministers are urged to ho present.
The Lniin-Dry-Klto washes and
drys clothes without a wringer. On
display nt People's Klectric store. Ti3
Seo tho Challenge fruit thinning
shears nt Lamport's harness store.
Something new. r4
California gliosis at the Medford
include R. IL Ueane of Oakland, and
L. I.. DroHsoll, F. S. Chaniplln, P. ().
Crawford, Paul McKee, .Inn. I), Grunt
and K. M. Pearl of Ran Kruncisco.
Oh boy! Have you oaten any of
that butterscotch ice c roam. Snlder's
Dairy. 5
Rodman and Pocahontas aro invit
ed and urged to attend a meeting nt
tho wigwam on Saturday evening in
May tho 22nd, as R. L. Smith, the
Great Bachem of the stale, wlil make
an official visit to the tribe at that
time, 03
Fred W. Horrln has just finished
shearing about 1500 sheep at his
ranch near Ashland, the clip of which
ho estimates as around 12,000 or
13,000 pounds. Mr. Hcrrin has on
exhibit threo clips of wool in tho win
dow of Draw's tailor shop which ho
took from some of his flock. One of
these is from a yearling Corridalo
and weighs nine pounds; one from a
two-year-old Corridale weighing 12
i pounds, and the third from a year
old Rumbouillet weighing 18 pounds,.
The latter is the heaviest and finest
wool In tho world, ultho the Carridalc
wool is longer. These are the sheep
Mr. llerrln recently Imported from
New Zealand. Ashland Tidings.
We are now handling Orchard
Brand Spray materials, good quality,
prices right. Farm Bureau Coopera
tive Exchange. Phono 932. G9
Ileal moonlito waltzes! Nat. to
nite! 53
You can get any flavor of Ice cream
at Snlder's Dairy. 53
.1. F. Itpaho, formerly of Ashland
and now of San Diego, Calif., is visit
ing friends In tho city for a fow days.
All persons that have accounts
against tho High School Student
Body association plcaso file same at
once. -03
Grand Chancellor W. J. H. Clark
and the Grand K. of R. nnd S. Walter
G. Gleeson of the Knights of Pythias
will moot with Talisman lodge, Mon
day night. Work In tho 1st and 2nd
ranks. Good knights and true, we go
at 7:30. James Stowart, C. C. 53
The Laun-Dry-Ktto washes nnd
drys clothes without a wringer. On
display at People's Electric store. 53
Mrs. Henry nates was visiting her
father, R, C-.Jorgcnson, in Ashland
a fow days this weok.
We are ready to furnish you with
our Gold Medal" brand of ice cream.
You can expect and you will got high
quality, good service and reasonable
prices. Eldridge Dairy Products Co.,
phono 203. 53
Novolty prize dancos! iNat. to-nlto!
53
Tho Laiin-Dry-Etto washes nnd
drys clothes without a Wringer. On
display at People's lcctric Storo.
U1'
Crowds of interested citizens, re
publicans and democrats, Including
local candidates were at tho Mail
Trlhuno office long after midnight
lust night nnd during today eager to
hoar tho latest election returns. Tho
fact that tho mcngor returns last
night and enrly today came In, vory
slowly only whetted their nppetito for
news all the more.
Home-mado bread and pastry fresh
daily nt Rex Cafo. . , tf
Anyone having any of Crowann's
ico cream packers plcaso roturn or
let them know. oil
Tho Laun-Dry-Htto washes nnd
drys clothes without a wringer. On
display nt Pooplo's Electric store. 53
Messrs. J. D. Grunt and Paul B.
MnKee, presldont and vlco prosldent
of tho Cnllfnrnla-Powor company aro
in Medford from San Francisco on of
ficial business. They motored to
Prospect today.
All kinds dry wood, phono S59 or
519-J. Ray Blackburn.
Anyono having any of Crowson's
Ico cream packors please roturn or
lot thorn know. 5li
Lieutenant L. J. Williams of the
United States army Is In tho city and
is rog(storcd nt tho Holland.
Quality, sorvicu, satisfaction La
dies'' and moil's suits dry or steam
cleaned $1.00, Phono 223-.I. Deliv
ery service. Myers Apparol Cleaners,
Dyors, llattors, 103 Norlh Contral. 07
You can get butterscotch Ico cream
at PoorlosH llakery. 53
Roland Flaherty, managor of the
Farm llurcnu Exchange, left Friday
to attend tho mooting of tho state
cattlemen's association ut Hums
Oro. Ho oxpects to bo back home
next Tuesday.
Orrcs, the Indies' tnllor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latost stylos always. tf
Ullddoii arsenate of load. Tho best
to bo had. Conner's Warohouso.
Dry fir nnd hardwood "for salo by
tlor or cord. Phono 905-X. 04
Puro Ico cream. Snldor's Dairy. 03
M. R. Whitehead, of Portland, gun-
oral ugent of the Pacific Fruit com
pany who Is well known in Medford,
Is very 111 in tho Good Samaritan hos
pital in Portland.
Cost plus 10. 00
Trit lllu cookies and crackers. The
aluco Grocory. 72
A big week end dancing parly will
bo Htuged at tho Medford Nut. to
night. Tho Imperial orchestra will
provide a complete vnrloty of tho hit
est waltzes, one-stops nnd fox-trots.
Dancing will Mart promptly at 9 p. m
and will ho free till 9: 3D. A special
feature for tonight will be novelty
prize dunces, several of which will bo
put cm during tho evonltig. A record
attendance is looked for.
Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsetlore for
Nullono. Phono 585.-J.
For the best insurance see Holmes
tho Insurance Man.
All over tho city today could be
seen piled up In front of homos sacks
or boxes of debris of all kinds await
ing the arrival of tho city carts. Up
to noon it appeared us tho clean-up
day hail boon a big BUd-ess.
Cost plus 10',.. 05
, Ford. Chevrolet nud Maxwell tires
and all kinds of accessories at Mc-Curdy-Bowno
Motor Co., Sparta bldg.
John K. Flurry and wlfo wero re
cent Modford visitors having motored
from Roseburg.
Auto repairing M. J. Swing, with
Htittson Motors Auto Home, 29 South
Front. All work guaranteed. tf
WEEKS & ORE
UNDERTAKERS
Day ITione 227
Sight Phones F. W. Weeks, 227-J-2
A. K. Ott, S27-J-8.
'Quito a number of democratic vot
ers in the city amused themselves at
yesterday's election by writing in the
names of republican presidential and
other candidates on their democratic
ballots, which. caused no end of trou
ble and delay in counting and tabu
lating to the weary men and women
on the election boards, who wero on
duty all day yesterday, last night and
until after 8 o'clock this morning. A
number of republicans also amused
themselves by writing in the names
of friends or others as candidates for
constable. ' .
Come on Lizzy, take Henry and go
up to tho Valley Fuel Co. and leave
an order for a few cords of 4-foot
body slab wood that they aro deliver
ing any place in Medford for $4.75
per cord. You know they are reliable
and you can depend upon them. 5
If you have a good second-band
range, or a refrigerator -for sale,
phono S92-M. 01
Anyono having any of Crowson'3
ice cream packors picase return or
lc-c them know. .50'
At the Holland Mr. and Mrs. W. R
Wallace, C. B. Johnson and Nate
Ardry aro guests from Portland.
On account of the primaries this
week, the Greater Medford club will
hold Its meeting on Monday, May 24.
03
Novolty prize dances! Week-end
dnnco. Medford Nat. tonight! 03
See Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, successors to D. R. Wood
Co., Em, 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire
Insurance. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeker who
have been gone sovoral weeks a"t Dos
Moines, la., In attendance at the gen
eral conference of the Methodist
church, which closes Juno 1st, will
not be home until the middle of
Juno, and after the conference will
visit Mr. Meeker's old home at Man
sen, -la. Mr. "Meeker who Is a dele
gate to tho general conference from
the Oregon conference is very busy
nt Des Moinos, serving on several im
portant committoes.
Tablets and scratci pads made of
news print, for school and office use
tor sale at this office. tf
A few more flno rabbits for salo
at 916 West Tenth street, Medford.
03
Phono 4 74 about your dry cleaning
and dyeing. All work fully guaran
teed. City Cleaning Works, 401 South
Riverside
Memorial services conducted by tho
G. A. R. will ho held Sunday at the
Prosbyterian church. All members
of the American Legion aro invited
and urged to attend.
Do you want to Bavo your curtains
by washing and ironing thom by tho
electric washor and ironor at Paul's
F.lcctrlc Store? Wo will do It or show
you how. i
Real moonlight waltzes! Medford
Nat. tonight. Follow tho crowds! 53
There wub a good public market
this morning with a bountiful supply
of fine home grown vegetables. .
Dance ut Trail Saturday, May 22.
Music by Majestit) orchestra. 04
Homo-mndo bread, cakes, and pas
try of all kinds for gcaeral trade at
Rex Cafe. tf
Tho grango at Winter hold an all
day session Saturday, which was at
tended by County Agent Cato and
Miss Pool, tho homo demonstration
agent. '
Anyono having any of Crowson's
ice cream pnekers ploasc roturn or
let them know. 00
Cost plus 10. 55
Guests at tho Medford includo A.
Alexander of New York, Kllza Couk
llng of Piirtrldgo, Kits., W. S. Scott
of St. Louis and A. C. Flelschner, C.
O. .Martin and T. E. Cronin of Seattle.
iBrokun forglugs ana castings, all
shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded,
rolnforced and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St.
It pays to Bavo and saves to pay.
Wo will Bhow you. Bring your laun
dry to Paul's Electric Store.
Cost plus 10. 05
Jack lluydon, Pnciflc const repre
sentative for a well known music
publishing house was In tho city yos
torday. While hero Mr. llnyricn left
several of his latest danco hits which
will bo introduced by tho Imperial
orchestra. '
Dolco-Llght Eloctrlclty for every
farm. J. K Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Modford, Ore.
For oyo, eat, noso, throat see Dr.
Holne, Liberty Illdg. Glnsses fitted.
Modford had I ho pleasure of hav
ing Chas. S. Fee, passenger traffic
manager of the Southern Pacific lines
Mrs. Foe and their daughter Mar
garet nnd Albert Hungerford, special
writer for tho Saturday Evening Post
who was Mr. Foe's guest, here for a
fow hours'last Thursday evening. The
party Is on a leisurely tour over the
S. P. lines, and arrived In Ashfund
from tho Bouth on Thursday after
noon's train in Mr. Foe's private cur
After u two hours drive over Ash
land's scenic parks us Ashland's
guests, tho party were taken in tow
by Mark ' Montgomery, the Medford
S. P. agent, nnd taken on an auto
ride thru tho valley to Medford and
vicinity until the arrival of tho even
ing train when they left for Rose
burg. ;
A complete lino Tru Bill cakes and
crackers at tho Pulaco Grocery. 72
French pastry and dainty confec
tions made fresh daily at Rex Cafe, tf
For Sale
BalconyandStairs
Now in Our Store
Medford Book Store
"A. T. Mercler, superintendent of
Southern Pacific' lines In Oregon, Is
In tho city for the day. His special
car has been on the sidetrack all
day," says the Grants Pass Courier.
"He is here conferring with E. J.
Corrillo, superintendent of the con
struction hero for the Sbattuck com
pany, who have the contract for the
irrigation project here. Tho district
will not be allowed to encroach upon
the railroad right of way- said Mr.
Mercler, as it mlKht set a precedent
that could not be overlooked."
Awnings made to order and put
up. All kinds of repairing. Douglas,
101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Delco-Light Electricity for every
farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore. ,
OregontaiiB at the Medford aro
Mrs. B. Barns of Salem, G. M. Estorly
of Waldo, A. Hampton of Eugene,
.Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Powell and M. J.
Montieth of Albany, and the follow
ing from Portland: Lloyd Anderson,
M. L. Kahn, Mrs. F. Metchan, W. B.
Jackson, Wl A. Houser, B. J, Doran,
L. Cobleutz. L. H. Hamilton, A. Nib
ley and G. L. Hart.,
Godycar , 30x3 tires for your
Chevrolet, Ford or Maxwell $20. Med
ford Auto Co. 57
Flies are dangerous and a nuis
ance. We make window screens and
screen doors. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 57
Your spring suit: nest woolens,
reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor,
East Main, upstairs. .
SLAVS AND POLES
PRAGUE, Jtnv 21 Martini ln.w
was declared in the Teschen plobes
eite nrcn Wednesday bv tho interim -tionnl
commission. Bitter feelinsr litis
prevailed recently in the district be
tween the Czecho-SIovuk and Polish
workmen, and Bomo clashes have boon
reported.
OBITUARY.
I
PAIMEI Died ut tho home of
months and 21 ilnvs. She was a na
Nortli Central ave., Eliza Lawrence
Palmer nt the iil'C of !14 veurs, 8
months and 21 days. Sell was a na
tive of New York stale, hnvim? hiicn
born in 182f. She was a resident at
Medford for tho iast 25 veurs. The
deceased leaves one, dauuhler, Mr..
Ella Medynski. Funeral services will
be hold at Perl's diaper Monday. M.iv
24, nt 2:110 p. in., services priviilc.
Interment ill the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
a. v. & A. sr.
Special communication Mod
ford lodge' 10. '1,' Monday evon
Ing, May 24, 7 ! 110 p. m. Work
In F. C. degree. By order of the W. M.
54 L. E. WJLLIAMS, Secy.
TOO LATE TB CLASSIFY
WANTED Girl or woman to help
with work in mriss hohsa on ranch.
Eden Valley Orchard. Thono G39-R
I SB'
FOlt SALE Heavy horso. Phono
17-F-13. , DS
FOR SALE- OR TRADE For Ford
, bug or roadster, a horso 1200 lbs.,
threo years, partly, broko and gen
tle. Phono 243 Jacksonville, even
ings. , 5 4
FOIt SALE One 5 h. p. Binglo phase
, electric motor. F. C. llollbaugh,
. Talent. 03
K
Films Developed Better
Prints Made Clearer
Prompt attention to Mail Orders
SWEM'S STUDIO
217 East Main St.' Medford
O
D
A
T
t
t
t
t
T
t
Guy
PEARS, APPLES and PRUNES
See us before signing contracts
We have the best arrangements for
t
f
T
t
t
Cash
f
? PHONE 64
1
FELSCH ! RIVAL
OF RUTH
'HOMER TITLE
CHICAGO, May 22. Oscar "Hap
nv" Felsch. Chicago outCiolder. has
entered into compotltion with "Babo"
Ruth of New York, the homo run
king of baseball, for tho honor of
lending In circuit drives in the Amer
ican league. "Happy" c.-acked out
his fifth homer in the gaino against
Ronton Wednesday, giving lilm two in
twin .tnvit and . niacins: him in a tie
with the New York slugger. Each has
made five homers, according to aver
ages released today and including
games of Wednesday.
There Is a merry race on in the
Washington club botween Roth and
X 11 Ol, AllVtWWM'.UV JulJiUWWJw
Church
Fourth, and Bartlett -
"The Church with a challenging program."
A Church of Good Music
11 'A.
Dean Morton
Of O. A. C. will address the congregation. Hear this
noted educator on a subject of interest to all Ore
gonians. , ; .
' ' r8:0ORM;
"A Super-Religion"
These arc days of great interest in super-natural and
super-normal phenomena. Hear this message.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S
Dancing Academy
MODERN-r-INTERPRETATION CHARACTER
' ; Adult and Children's Classes
For information call 56G-J.
MISS KATHEYN SWEM
FOR SALE
In fine condition Worm drive
PACKARD TRUCK
fully equipped for hauling lumber, four speeds.
Address
w
Ad vanee, Cash
and Consignment
Rice for the honor of boing the lead
ing base stealer. ' Rice has pilfered
eleven bases and Roth ten.
Ty Cobb, the Detroit star, Is grad
ually finding his batting eye and has
boosted his average to .277; Ruth is
batting .2 GO.
Johnston of Cleveland is topping
the list with an average of .273.
Nicholson of Pittsburg, is leading the
Nationals with an avorago of 40-'
acquired in 14 games. Hornsby In
25 games in which he has been at
bat 101. times has cracked out forty-
two hits for a total of 57 bases for
an average of 418. Heinle Groh, cap
tain of tho Cincinnati world's cham
pions, Is next with 408.
Increase Armv Avration.
WASHINUTOK. May 22. An in
reuse of $.12,745,000 in tho nppro-
lrintion for the armv air service was
tentatively usirced to today bv Lie
senate during consideration of the an
nual army appropriation bill, currying
a total of $410,000,000. The house
fixed the iiir service fund at $27,-
:.'-").o(io. - .
M.
SERVICE AT 6:45.
2
Terms to responsible party.
' " i
PORTLAND MOTOR CAR COMPANY,
Portland, Oregon !
I'wVriiiMignMfciaiMBdM w
Comfort in
Glasses '
Next In Importance to
proper lenses, is the proper
adjustment of frames to the
face.
Thero are no two faces In
tho wide world exactly alike,
therefore you see how im
possible it is to select one's
own glasses.
Wo havo made a special
study of frame bending and
frame measurements and ,
know how to fit glasses to
give best results and perfect
caso' and comfort to the
wearer.. '
Part of the benefit you
derive from glasses comes of
their fitting accurately and
Becurely. Occasional adjust-,
nient for which we make
no charge-Hs a part of the
service our patrons enjoy.
Br. Rickert
Optometrist:. .,
Medford, Ore.
linn
New arrivals every
week of the latest mod
els in colored voiles,
guaranteed to "tub,"
The
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.
Blouses!
ladies ';
f , When irregular or suppressed; use j;
Triumph Pills. Safe and always do- ?'
pendable. Not sold at drug stores.
Do not experiment with others; savo V
disappointment. Write for "Relief '
and particulars. It's free. . Address:
National Medical Institute, Milwau
kee. Wis.
if
t
t
f .
?
?
T
?
T
t
T
f
-t
T
i
f
T
t
t
T
T,
X
T
t
S
ales
MEDFORD
X