Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr PXGE TWO ftlEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORty "tiRF.flO TTTFftTVA Y: - 'DECEMBER CS, '" l 920 Considerable local Interest 18 being in fi 11 i I i H ti'l In the I nlvciBlty of Cull fornia-Ohlo .Slatu football mmo next Saturday at Pasadena. There huve been sonifi wagers placed at even money. Tliore are quite a number of former OliloaiiH in this section who urq boosting for their old home state to win. Among the Medford peoiiff who will see the game are ltulph llardwell. Mose Harkdull, Court Hull. Trail k Doremus ani (leoige (lutes. IT your luercliant does not liundle Uogue ltiver made hrooms you can Bet them at tile public market. 213 Our wood Is going rapidly at tlio following prices:. 12 und lti Inch body pina $3.00 and $3.30. a tier. 238 man & Si heffei, phono 242. 23S Aubrey Smith, superintendent of schools, leaves this evening lor Port land to attend the annual convention of tile educators of 11m state. Misses .lulla Fielder and Theone C'arkin are already in Portland to attend and a number of other Medford teachers will go to the state metropolis for the Bailie purpose. On Xe".' Year's day we will serve another elaborate dinner, $l.r0. Hotel Medford. Reserve your table. 240 Grand opening ball at Orth hall. Jacksonville, New Year's night. 241 The "Listen Lester" musical com edy company which gave a sprightly and pleasing performance at ttie Pave theatre last night left this morning lor Kiigene where the attraction plays tonight. Mill blocks $3.00 a tier, $8.00 t cord we have very littlo left. Wise, man & Schetfel. phone 212. 238' Oct those soft paper tablets at this office at 15c per pound. , tf The Valley Fuel company guvc each one of their employes' a large turkey for Christinas. Try our merchants lunch. The Bhasta. ; Grand masquerade! Kagle Point! Xe Year's eve! 24 3 0.1 r. and Mrs. J. V. Cusher of For est drove, Calif., C. W. Hitchle of Scuttle, and Ii. O. Shirk of Portland are guests ut the Holland. Has your stove shown signs of fail ing or coll sprung a leak? Stoves and colls rebuilt and repaired, rronipt service, reasonable charges. Phono 3011. ' 10!) South Holly. 249 Our slab wood Is going rapidly at tho following prices: 12 and 1 U-lncli $3.00 and $3. HO a tier. Wiseman & Scheffel, phono 242. 238 Tho announcement of tlio marriage or.itobort Peloiizo to Miss Hetty Crufft of lielllnghuni, Wash., Decern bur. 3oth has been made. Miss Ciaflt is tho daughter of a llelllnghum cap italist. The newlyweds will return to this city shortly after the first of the year, und will muke their future home in J.os Angeles, where Sir. iPelouze has a responsible position with a newspaper of that city. Mr. Pelou.o is tho son of Mr. und (lira. Frederick l'olou.o of lOaglo Point, and is one of tho host known college athletes in tho west, with a brilliant record us u football, baseball, and basketball player, and track man at Stanford university, lie graduated from I hip Instil ii lidii this mon Hi. lie is a for mer .Mod ford high school student, and well known in tho city und val ley. Delco-Mght Electricity for every farm. Modrord Electric Co. , " Hemstitching and pocoting. Hand! craft Shop. " ICrick Anderson of tho Illuo Lodge dlslrlet spent Saturday and Sunday In the city. Tho first car of eastern shollod corn shipped into Modrord this year Is being unloaded today by tho Mon uch Seed &Feod Co. Tho corn Is of excellent quullly, dry, clean, and sweet. Old corn growers from Kan sas and Nebraska nro allowing jtlieir eyes a feast on HiIb corn. It will be sold at the lowest posslhlo price, (let Your corn now mid save money by buying from them. tf Tho Modern Piuinblng mid Heating to. have a big buy In n Meueller 1'lpeless furnace. Tills week only. Phono (120. 211 A class of candidates, Including four from Tulent and one from Jack Bonville, received tho final degree which niado thiuu rull-riedged Odd Fellows at the lodge hall in .Medford last evening, in the presence of one of the largest crowds of members which has assembled in southern Ore gon for u long time. All of the de grees, except the first, lime been con ferred here on these candidates, and the Modrord lodge has been highly complimented upon the manner in which the work has been exemplified. The candidates were accompanied by a delegation of brethren from their home towns. Following the regular work, banouels were served and the evening rounded out In other social features. The installation or the new ofricers of .Medford lodge will occur at next .Monday evening's meeting. Spltzenherg and Newtown culls for sale. Tel. C. C. Darby. 2 11 Miss Alta Naylor. the Uoodwin Cor- sotlere. Phone 51S-J. 2 62 Chnrles Mansfield, who enlisted In the navy some time ago and is spend ing the Christmas holidays with his pa rem 8 lit this city, will sail for Kouth America, January iith with the 1'aciric fleel. Upon his return 111 three months he will stint on a cruise around the world. Among poultry fends you will nl ways find Kerr's egg mash and (lol den Hod egg mush at the top. lluy them at Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange. i Dolco-Llght farm light and power plants. Medford Klectrlc Co. J'rosocutor-elerl Kawles Moore spent Monday in Jacksonville attend ing to official duties preparatory to (isgiiiuini; office Jan. 2nd. Frank Starboard, one or the oldest employes or the Optimo care lert last week for Portland where he will be married. Mr. Starboard will return to this eity with his bride shortly ufter the rirst of the year. Why not send u box or Hogue Hlver Newtowus or SpiUcnburgs to your friends for New Years. 238 tlet our prices before buying, Watkins Feed Store, 397 South Front street. Phone 209. 241' (leorge A. Hunt Is recovering rap idly from his recent operation, and was able to be down town for a few hours Saturday evening Hot Chicken Taniale" supper at Jacksonville Saturday night. 241 Meet me then!.' Where? Jackson ville! When? Saturday night. 241 Kverythlng electrical. Medford Electric Co. Phone CC1. At the Nash are registered Mr. and Mrs. J.. 1 1. Mohr of San Francisco und Wm. Neudeiiueler or Weed. W. S. Hogen and Irvin Porter or Ashland were guests ut this hotel last nigh. Clet our prices before buying. Wat kliiB Feed Store, 397 S. Front St. Phone 209. 241 Carl Jcsehke, .Sign grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. 'All's. Hosa Wolfer and son Donuld of Portland are guests of Air. and .Mrs. Tom CUoftatt.. "Heuch ISiilloon" dances at Jack sonville New Year's night. , 241 Weeks-Congor Co. Uest equipment, excellent funeral service, at lowest possible prices. Also licensed lady embalmer. tf Twenty-two applications lor mem- nersnip were read ut lust night s ses sion of the Knights of Pythias lodge. These with 23 applications received at the two previous sessions insures a cluss of between 4 0 and .10 for the first month of the new y,ear. A fea ture of last night's session was u "mulligan" engineered by Jlert Sulli van, which was pronounced a. huge HticcenH so much so that the mem-, bers thoughtfully curried home with them ull that was left over that Lady Wife might know thereof. Sugar $10 a sack. Hutchinson & Lumsdcn. , v A few boxes of jumble Winter Nells pours, $1 per box. Oregon Clrowors Packing Corp. Phone .J 2 8. 238 Just unloaded car of the Light-Six Studobnltors. Call and look them over, $1750 f. o. b. Medford. Hlttson Motors. 239 Pari Sulloway and Edith Younger or Wioed, Calir., arrived in the city tills morning and uro guests ut the Modrord. Other guests at this hotel nro Mr. and Airs. J. P. Mills ot Klam ath Falls, W., F. Freres or Los An- gelos, and Chas. 11. (llaser, II. 11. Il'omoroy und V, F. Slutor of Port- laud. Lots of thoso popular "Lucky Spot" and "lioohlo Prize" dances ut Jacksonville! Saturday night. 241 We have $20,000 to loan on Med ford business property only. McCurdy Insurance Agency. 226 .'Alajoctlc 4-ploco orchestra at Eagle Point Friday night. .241 Upholstering, packing and cratUig of all kinds, miittrosB making and renovating, chair ropuirlng. Call at 101 S. Central or phono B10-J. 2 57 An event of Interest among the col lege crowd 1b scheduled for Legion hull Wednesday, Dec. 29tli, In the nature of a holiday hop which prom ises to draw a crowd as most of the tickets havo been Bold. A program of modern (lance-hits will bo ron- dered by the Premier Novelty orches Ira. Unity Angora rabbits Tor sale, miss Ilolno, 91 li W. Tenth strout, Medford. 237 Hlng out the old, ring in tho now Where? lOuglo Point! 2-11 Everything electrical. Medford Klectrlc Co. Phone GUI. ( hrlstmas mall from all purls of tho country continues to arrive in the city on overy Incoming mall train and there were about 100 packages at the postofflco this morning ready for delivery. Property owners, attention! Only u few more days to pay Interest on your assessments without penalty. 24 1 Jtlversldo Auto Paint Shop now open for business. 120 Nat Illdg. 239 Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 5S5-.I. tf Invost your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan associa tion, tf 1. T. Clagnon arrived homo today from a business visit lit Portland. Wednesday night, ut the iNatator- Iuni. A dance worth while, real music by the Imperial orchestra, a wonder ful rioor with lots of room to dance, moonlight und spotlight waltzes and many others you will enjoy. 23s lleach llalloou" dances at Eagle Point, Friday night. 241 Don't forget the College ball Wed nesday night at Legion hall. No ad mission charge (tor high school seniors. '238 The tlrnnts Pass Hanking company and the Josephine County bank have voted to consolidate und do business after January 1st under u new name, with Hani II. llaker. cashier or the Josephine County hank us cashier. I' ru nk llramwell, cashier of the other bank will assume his new duties on January 1st us stale superintendent of banks. The total resources ot the new hunk are over $1,700,000 ac cording to the last bank statement of each Institution in the consolidation. Marcelling, hair dyuiag, hair switches nmdo ot combings. All hair goods half prlco. Phone 2 37-J, San itary Heatity Shop. 244 January third is tho last dav to pay Interest on assessments without penalty.- 24 1 Wednesday night at the Nutator-' linn. Nothing better in music, floor or hall; everything complete. 23S Just unloaded car of tho I.lght-Slx Studebakeis. Call and look them over, $1750 f. o. b. Medford. Ilittson Mold's. 239 An attractive list of bargains for Medford day, which is scheduled for Wednesday of this week, was .pub lished in last night's Mull Tribune. As usual many out of town people will be in to avail themselves of these exceptional money-saving opportun ities. Wednesduy is becoming a prom inent business day of the. week, sec ond only to Saturday. Interest on assessments will be de linquent after January third und a penalty of five per cent will be added. 241 "Snowball" dances at Jacksonville Sat nite. 241 Hoy Hebb of the Aahland Tidings (was down to the "Listen Lester" per formance lust night. Wednesday night the mid-week holiday dance at the Natatorium. The usual good time is in Btore for all. . , 23S Get her a singing canary for a Christmas present. DeVoe hus them. 240 "Lucky Spot" dances at Eagle Point Friday night. , 241 'Wetter puy your interest on city assessments before January third and uvold the penalty. 241 The Medford high school is one of the 01 high schools of Oregon which are entered In the high school state champioiiBlilp debates under super vision of the U. of O., the finals or which will be held at Eugeno next spring. The winners in each of the 12 districts of the state will compete in 'elimination contests. Hot Tamales at De.Voe'8. tf Oh! Hoy! Some party! Where? Eagle Point! When? Friday, Deo. 31. 241 lAIid-week community'liollday dance Wednesday night at thejs'atntorium. Spotlight and prize danceSv 238 Arrang'einnnts are now' being made for the Big- New Year.'sevc dancing carnival at (the Ashland,: drmory Fri day night.;'! The carnival;. birit will bo enhaiteetl by the use of quantities of confetti, serpentine, balloons, horns and other noise-producers. .Music will be provided by the S-piece Premier orchest of Aledford.r Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat.tf "Snowball" dances at Eagle Point Friday night. 241 For a few days only $05.00 suits at $lii.00 tailored to measure. Klein the Tailor, 128 East Alain. Upstairs. 243. Delegations of theatergoers from Grants Pass and Ashland were among the out of town people in the large nudiencs list night to enjoy ' the "Listen Lester" musical comedy. Insurance our , only business, "Holmes the Insurance Man." Smoke Crater Lake cigars, made In Aledford." Phone 900-M. . 254 Don't forget the College ball'. Wed nesday night at Legion hall. No ad mission charge for high school seniors. , '238 Robert Lyons, vice president of .the atewart Fruit company who was drowned In I) Inches of water Monday when his car overturned nenr Fair field, California, was well, known in Medford, .having often visited here in connection with his business. . Air und Mrs. Lyons on their last , visit were entertained by Air. and , Mrs, Italph dlardwell, Air. Hardwell being tlio local representative or the Stew art Fruit company.. Grape cider. fresh from the press at the Jackson County Creamery Homing Dept. Phone 22-R. 4 grand prizes for 4 best costumes at Euglo Point. 241 Hotter values for less. It will pay you to climb my stairway. Klein the Ttailor, 128 East Mala. Upstalrs.243 Tho Golden Link class of the First Baptist church will huve their Christ inus party at Airs, llrownleo's 843 Mist Main stroet, tonight. All mem bers and friends of the'class nro In vited. Each one coming bring a gift. illappy Hob, best shoo cobbler in town at Kldd's Shoe Store, 223 East .Main. The nrmy goods store, 103 N. Cen tral, prepare for tho winter, blankets, overcoats, pants, shirts and shoes New men's underwear (wool and cot ton); sox (wool and cotton), every thing selling at reduced price. 240 Don't forget tho C jllega buILWed- nesday night at Legion hall., ',. No .ad mission clinrgo "for high "'"school seniors. "' 238 In looking over the nccounts'ln'the Portland newspapers Medford' Is the only southern Oregon city not repre sented ut the state meeting of com mercial club secretaries held this week in tho state metropolis for an interchange of ideas and discussion of the duties or their orfice as well as for betterment of organization service to communities of the state. Between friends a photograph. Cot them of Aiackey, Alalu and Cen tral, 204, upstairs. 23S Dr. Coleman uses Uhoranoiitic Light, High Frequency Electricity -t- EXCELLENT X IVIAS BY POST OFFICE Due to the' system evolved through the 18 years experience of Assistant Postmaster Wktrnar and the general efficiency of the members of tlio posU crrice start the people or '.Medford and vicinity this yean enjoyed the best de. nvery.oi .vnrisimas man ever known Every Christmas package, letter or card that fend . been received .in the city up to 9 a. m. Christmas day was delivered by noon that day. All re ceived alter 9 a. :m. Saturday, and there were hundreds of packages from all parts of the country, Tvere delivered -Monday. Yesterday, there were large, piles of this belated Christmas mall .stacked up , in. tlio pusiofflee, and', each train brought more. Christmas packages will prob ably be struggling in for a day or so yet., , .... v . . Another thing that helped out this year. In the prompt local handling and delivery was the uniformity with which the Christinas mall arrived, beginnng almost a week before CbrlBtmas. Every train lost week brought Christmas mail. There were no wrecks, floods, snow storms and blockades this year to cause delay and congestion but at that 10? sacks arrived on one train last week. ' At the lugft ' We could explain a lot of interest ing things about "Honest Hutch." a corking comedy to be shown at the Page today and tomorrow. Hut we won't spoil the fun by giving away tho story. All we need to say here Is that It's a Will Rogers' picture. Wo can't say anything better than that. SEED OF SUCCESS; HILL DEFINES IT "If you want to know whether you are destined to he a success or a fail ure in life, you can easily find out The test is simple and it is infallible Are you able to save money? Jf not drop out. , You waT lose. You may think not,' but you will lose, as sure as you live. The seed of success is not in you." Thus spoke James J. Hill, the great empire builder. . The Farmers and Fruitgrowers Hank of Aledford will help you on the Road of Independence by paying you four per cent, while you save. 234 (Furnished by the JacKson County - Abstract Co.) - Circuit Court . Elnora, Vj.Uoomls -vb.;;,; Jasper- J LooiuIb. Summons. - ' . D. S. AlaBcall vsyjMollssa P. Ander son. Certificate of levy. Viva lona Cook vs. Alva Edwin Cook, Certificate of service. C. L. Often brugge vs. J J. Osen hriiggo. Demurrer. Probate Court -at. A. -W.. Selsby. Inventory and appraisement. , .st. Wm. F. Songer. Inventory and appraisement. lEst. Ullram Header. Final order, Est. Elmer E. Hagloy. Receipts, order of final discharge. Est. Lena C. Clausing. Final ac count and ordor. Tteal Kstuto Transfers. O. ltrowp, et ux, to Luella Springer. W. D. to part govt, lot (i, in sec. 32, twp. 3(1 S, It. 2 w ; S. C. Mlnnlck to Frances E. Allnnlck. Q. C. D. to XW of NV. See. (I. twp. 39. S It. 1 W TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT 10 D Working partner In. stock and dairy business or stock exclu sively; must be married man with nt leust $1001) capital.. Cpod op portunity for the right party. 'Ad dress Box 25, Mail Tribune.' ':240 FOR SALE Cook stove. Phone 32-L. . olS.King .... ; 239 FOR SALE Combined writing desk ana bookcase, rocker, dresser, chairs. 1027 Nairegan. 240 FOR SALE Six room house on pave ment, with bath-and pantry and storeroom. One gas range, one wood or coal range, one heater, two bedroom sets, shades, dining table, linoleum, one vug, 16 hens, refrigerator. Also lot,, barn und garage, Vj block away, all for $2500. Some, terms. Inquire 1115 West Ninth. ' ' , 243 At tho Hlallo The Rialto theatre will have as Its feature attraction tomorrow. Air. and Airs. Carter Dellaven in the plcturiza ,tlon of Alargaret Alayo'B famous stage success, "Twin Beds," a rollicking farcical comedy of the elite boudoir. This story was designed expressly to cause laughter, and its brilliant rec ord . as a long sustained hit of. the speaking stage proves that it is-cap- able of accomplishing the tasks set for it. The film version is said 'to lie even runnier than the stage produc tion for the reason that the numerous laughable situations have been con centrated so as to be presented in about half the time which was re quired without the aid of the motion picture camera. In fuct, according to advance reports, there is not many seconds when the audience is not en joying the maximum of mirth during the showing of this photoplay, and, as a gloom-chaser it deserves well of the movie-going populace. : VALLEY- G ARA 6E J . how to give your fily the jS ... I'.fWS 1 New Edison they want. Osme :H ''.,;' . :,; .. I I " in! Investigate our Budget' ' w ; J , S Plan. ; It fits the payments to CpSSsSgi 7 r'' your pocketbook. - ' - ' " Jj I Palmer Piano House ; i 1 . . 234 E. Main St. 'ins jbw ij&p&&,$zm 'tKa Phonograph ufith a Soul" ' Jr'brder -to' b'etter'Haiiafe"Weir' in creasing liusines's ivme:r"!nr6tfiers, prbprictcirs o"rthe;Wlie'yclWa'ge have secured' C: E' Wtfi't'enf'nn 'as foreman of their shop. ' 'Mr. 'Whlfl'miin fs nn expert In his line as 'is generally known, but has been in the manufac turing business for three years. His many friends will be. glad to know they can secure his services now. The Valley Garage has an up-to-date shop. They also have an expert nuto washer, carry a good line of accessories and will be glad to have your business. 28 CLOSING OUT We;, will close, put entire stock of Ivory Goods at actual cost , Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler . No'ico . To anyone desiring a real cor at & barguln. I am returning east, and will sacrifice my new Nash roadster, equipped with Hayes wire wheels. Gabriel snubbers, extra tire, tire cover and three tubes, spotlight, wind shield cleaner, foot pads, and 1921 license. Car was purchased from the PrultNAIyers Alotor Co., Oct. 25th, and has been driven '3500 miles. For particulars and terms, call either the Pruitt-Myers 'Motor Co. or Louis G. Eaton, Gold 'Hill. ' ' 243 Don Colvig left this morning for Yreka after spending Christmas with hiB famlly-In thiB eity. iU7of O. O. A. C. i COLLEGE DANCE LEGION HALL JTOMORRO W NIGHT DEC. 29 assures you that there is no substitute' for Scott's Emulsion An old siving, but nonethe. less true: A bottle ot Scritt's Emulsion taken in time, helps keep the doctor away. TREE TANGLEFOOT AIDS IN CONTROLLING BLIGHT iii Recomraentiea "by 1'rof. f. Ci. Jteinier, 'arid 'Prof. C. C. Cat'e and :. leading orchard i.sts. Place your order before January 1, 1921 and save money: Phone 932 Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange SSDBOEESStKSn I 2M6 S ELECTRIC HATCHERY 10,000 HUG CAPACITY M i; ; Provides an abundance of fresh air and sufficient moisture.. Elim inates all poisonous gases and all oil fumes. Results in STHONGKIS i CHICKS. Alake your reservations now for early hatches. Operat ed by . ' The Rogue River Poultry Farm .Jacksonville, Road. Phono 201-W iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiipiim : o(-!i. I in, .!n. Jl'Vl'. i no ). j .:lawi I i.O ( liivv .i1 imt .' -jf i. ui '.lllfl' and Hydrotherapy, Come and look them over. High P'0'1 TKADE A good organ 'in fine grade $.". 00 suits at $-13.00 tailored condition, for a tent,"or dried frtflt to measure. Klein ihn Tniim. t! or, ..Jf'hat havo you? Phone 337 The marine recruiting service an-FOIt : SALK Reliable gas range iiounccs mat ex-service men ot the gooa condition, . S12.00. 327 X army, navy and marine corps will have a choice ot station anywhere in tlio I'nlted States upon enlisting in the marine service. Coney Island high jinks and carni val at Kaglo Point New Year's eve. 241 N ot let- There will bo no show at the Page theatre tonight because the film did not arrive today. There will be tho regular show tomorrow night. SANT ACItf. Cat.. IV.-. 27. Word 'inched here today that two wood men. John Ciiin :unl Sam VoiKsttl. Wi rt' found di-iid In their cabin nmr the Cailtoi'liia li'itnnod lmik rr from hi-io y.'Bti'iit.iy. The men were partners mid r ntly were In a di:- I'titv over inoniy mutters. Oakdale. 241 FOR RKXT Splendid light house keeping room; use of-bath. j 344 S. Central. , . 24(1 DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted :. XO DROPS ISEI Ilrokcn Ix-nsis Accurately Duplicated Sullo 1-2 ovrr May Co. SON V.. Main, Vpstalri Power Farming the Short Cut to Prosperity The demand for all kinds of Farm Products at Big Prices, makc.3 it impera tive every available acrej should be prroducing. A : TRADE MARK : Tractor makes this possible. The ground can be worked at the proper time. : You are free from labor shortage and do the work without that old-time . : drudgery. ' ' ! E5 j Order NOW in advance for your Spring Work C. E. 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