Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 15, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT f PSGE TWO T ftlEDFORD It AIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFiON. ftATTTJDAY. JANUARY i:., 1021 Tocal and Personal The first htintinB and fishing lict-nse of the nnw year in Jackson county, a combination one, was taken out by lien Peart of Central Point, as UBual, ani since then there have been a dozen such licenses issued. Mr. Peart has taken out the first hunting and fishing license for the past six or eight years. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for NuUone. Phono GS5-J. it' Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. What do you need most In your home? 2.'.3 Tho many friends of Mrs. M. C.I Delhi of the Reddy Jewelry store, who underwent a major operation in St. Vincent's hospital at Portland lust .' Wednesday morning, will be pleased to know that she well withstood tho or deal anil that tho prosuects for a (piiek recovery are favorable. Mrs. Delhi had not been feeling well for some time and went to Portland lust Sunday to have her case diagnosed. Then followed tho operation on Wed nesday. , Miss Alta Naylor, the Goodwin Cor setiere. Phono 5-18-J. 202 Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. i tf Community party tonight at the Natutorum. Imperial orchestra with .eight pieces rendering all tho up to date music. None better. 253 County Prosecutor Hawles Moore ar rived homo today from his several days visit at Salem nnd Portland. "Majestic" at Kagie Point Saturday night. 203 Homo party.' Where? Eagle Point! When! Saturday, Jan. 1."! , 253 Our motto: "Live cleanly, press for wurd. and dye well." Living cleanly we will observe fair competition and all the rules of cooperation. Pressing forward we will so keep up with the trend of progress that our work will he done by only modem and up-to-tlie mlnuto equipment and methods. Dye Ing well we will have pleased the mul titudes. What more can we say? Mastor Dyers and Cleaners. Pantorlum Dye WorkB. 25 llev. Dr. Jouett P. Urny and Mrs. lirny arrived home today from Port land in which city they had been for the past ten days while the former was under observation and treutment by a nerve specialist Incidental to his ro cont breakdown here. While still pre sentlng nil emaciated appearance the pastor of tho Methodist church, South la feeling much hotter, and expects full recovery to his old lima vigor in about Bix months. UpholBtorlng, packing and mating of ail kinds, mattress making and reno vating, chair repairing. Call at 101 S. Central or phone (110-J. 257 V Do not order calendars Trom travel ing representatives or out of town firms. Wo have a factory lino of all bIzos and kinds 'of calendars, wall jiockots, cut-outs, etc., that wo will show tho trado Intor nnd save yon money on tho same. tf What do you need most In your homo? 5;j Tho funeral services over Leo D. Walker will ho held Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. lit tho episcopal church. The interment will be in tho Jacksonville cemetery. Reduction sale all this week, Jan. IK -,to 22 Inclusive, nt Truax Store, Our goous are sold on merit and aro us represented nt tlmo of purchase. They nro on display for your examination ii nil judgment, wo will ho busy and Boods.will bo Bold fur cash, thero will be no refunds and nothing Hold on ap proval. Kverything reduced excepting groceries, which nro sold on n close inurgln, hut wo will give a liberal dis count on grocery orders amounting to ten dollarii mid upwards according to the kind of groceries required In mak ing up the order. Wo have many har gn'ns lu many lines open for your In spection, approval and purchase. The Truux Store. i;r7 Sco Closo about rcborms your cylin ders. Ulvoi'Hldo Garage. 2t.O Hlg dance tonight at the Natatorial)). The largest uud best hall and the very llnest music. An evening of pleasure. Admission 10c. 253 Mayor C. K. dates is not expected homo from Portland where hu has been attending I he automobile show until Sunday afternoon or Monday morning. Inland Ruporoy and plain piston rings at Hiverslde (larago. Dluty Moore" dances nt ICagle Point, Saturday, Jan. 13. 25:t "Live cleanly, press forward, and dye well," Master Dyers and Cleaners. Pnutorium Dye Works. 2 ' The llellevlew Community club held n largely attended meeting 1n the ,,,'lielleview school house last night with ;i; an Interesting program. Hot Tamales at DeY tie's. tf Smoko Crater Lako cigars, mado In , Medford. Phono DOO M. 254 , Dig community party at the Natntor iuin tonight. Many out of town people littetld these weekend dances which bespeaks for their popularity. 253 The snow in the Dead Indian sec lion Ib 2 feet deep, and travel Into nnd out of that country must ho made by horseback because of tho deep drifts in the road. II. C. Smith, the. new proprietor of The Holland Cafe, is making a spec ialty of business ladles' nnd men's lunches nt )() nnd 50 cents, and of Sunday (linnets nt J 1.00. See the menu In this pnior today for Sunday and In each day for Iho following day. . Better now shoes for less money. Second-hand shoes and shoe repairing - nt the Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. Savo money on tubes, tires, and ac cessories at Trelchler's snioku sale. Iteid Wlllard of Los Angeles who arrived in the city this morning is guest at the Holland. Other guests are John Harris of Saskatchewan, Can, L. L. Dean of Chicago and Kd Coleberg of Seattle. . . ; nat do you need most In your home? 253 When better automobiles are built. Buick will build them. .. tf Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. Charles Nichols of Medford was a visitor to Yreka last week on busi ness. Mr. Nichols is an old time prin ter and resident of this place, having worked for Hubert Nixon on the . reka Journal years ago, and later on the Jacksonville Times. Yreka News. We save you mone on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phone n4. tf Clean rags wanted at Medford Print ing Co. The Imperial eight-piece orchestra will again appear at the Natatorium. These week-end parties are becoming very popular with both the older and younger set. The very latest and most popular music will be heard. 253 Young people are urged to bring their friends to tho social hour of the Epworth League Sunday at 5:15 p. m. at the First Methodist church. There Is no belter place to spend a happy hour. Light refreshments will be serv ed. At 0:15 Miss .Mildred Bridges will lead the Kpworth League meeting. A good photograph speaks a lan guage all Its own. Its charm Is last ing a source of inspiration.- If men only knew the Joy imparted by the friendly smile from a pleasing picture, how frequent would be their visits lo the professional photographer. Mackey .Main and Central, No. 201. Prepare for Promotion. Unless you're content to hold one Job all your life, qualify yourself for a bettor one From now on your earning power will depend upon what you know. Two short, and Intensive training courses, .Machine Bookkeeping and Practical Telegraphy Just beginning at the .Med ford Business College will provide you with steady work and better pay. 257 Mrs. J. II. White and daughter Hazel were visitors in Ashland on Thursday. Among the Nash hotel guests arc Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Campbell of Port land. J. B. Terry of San Francisco and Clinton Cook of Murphy. Smoko salo, not fire, of tires, tubes nnd accessories at O. L. Trelchler Motor Co. 255 if you want an evening of real plea sure attend the community dance at tho Natutorliim tonight. Imperial eight piece orchestra will be heard with all tho latest in dance music. Admission 10c. . 253 The Jackson county peace officers aro no longer on the lookout for the two bandits who shot the city marshal at Redding last Tuesday night while he was attempting their capture, and for whom a rewnrd of $1000 had been offered, as Information has been re ceived that they were captured nt Kon- nctt, Calir. The wounded official will rocover, lint will he a cripple- for life. What do you need most in your home? 253 Try our "Dyanshlne" 25c, Immediate attention, guaranteed work. Whlsen ant shop, 113 E. Main. Goo. Maddox. ' 253 Fair weather for tonight and Sunday is tho welcome prediction following tho disagreeable weather of the past week. Hemstitching and pecotlng. Handi craft Shop. Take a peep at the Communlly party tonight at tho Natntorlum. Best time ever whether you dance or not. Best music lu tho west and finest hall In stillborn Oregon. 2-ill Fred Clianiplln canio up from Foots Crock Friday to spend tho week-end. James and Joseph Morris of Shedd, Ore., expect to locate Feb, 1st on the forty acre tract east of Asliliyid which they havo Just purchased from W. T Skaggs. ; You had better get In on tho reduced prices on now nnd used curs ut Trelch ler's sale. 255 Dr. Holt, recently returned from posi graduate work, has opened offices' in the .M. F. & 11. bldg., Medford. 250 Mrs. George A. Mansfield anivefl home today from Portland where she had spent the week Willi Mr. .Mans field. The latter will not bo hack for several days yet, and will go from Portland to Salem on Monday to see the legislature perform for u day or two. Potatoes $1.85 per cwt. while they last. Farm Bureau Co-operative Ex change. Phono 32. ' 253 Tlioso having unpaid accounts with Shortie (inrnett would confer a great favor by calling ill Geo. L. Trelchler's office and paying same. Shortie needs tile money, i Two west side women were enroute to the Page lust evening when a hand organ operated by a mendicant nt tin corner of Main and Front streets be gan to grind out a tune. "Oh hear the high Bchool band play," remarked one f the women. "There's a basket ball game tonight, yon knew." Dr. Holt, recently returned from post graduato work, has opened offices In the M. F. & II. bldg., Medford. 2511 Have you Been Geo. L. Trelchler's sale ad today. L. M. (.ampbell, tho new manager of the Karl Fruit company, has arrived from Twin Falls. Idaho, where he has had charge of the company's interest. and is now In charge here. Mr. Camp bell is an experienced horticulturist. Mm. Campbell accompanied him and their household goods will arrive soon. Prices on our gloves cut to the quick. Busy Corner Motor Co. 2'!1 Delco Llght farm light and power plants. .Medford Electric Co. There was n good public- market this morning for this tin,,, of year, with a goodly supply of flm, meats. Everything electrical. Mcd'ord Elec tric Co. Phuuo 661. Big. Musical Comedy at Page Monday k sy fin Portland guests at the Medford are A. E. Hall, Jno. .1. Kennedy, R. J. Sny der, .1. II. Downing. Fred S. Kelley, A. I., liibblus, M. Davis nnd II: 15. Pletto. The First Baptist church choir has been strengthened by the addition of .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scougall who for over two years were members of the Baptist White Temple quartet of Port-1 land. Mr. Scougall will sing a solo at the morulni service Sunday. . What drjijoti need most In your home? '(;. i. 253' For dry wood phone S90-X or 947-L. Prompt delivery. 273 Word litis been received here of the deutli of Thomas Jones, the well known pioneer of Siskiyou county and merchant and capitalist of llornhrook, at San Diego, Calif., last Wednesday. Funeral services will presumably be held at llornhrook. Grape cider, fresh from the press at tho Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat, tf E. It. Hanley, formerly of Medford but now of Seattle, is at the Imperial for a few days. He was at one time connected with Jack Dalton of the "Dalton sled" fame In Alaska in the early days. It was before the time of railroads that llanlcy nnd Dalton supplied provisions to gold seekers by menus of their "sled system." The Oregonian. Hemstitching and pecotlng, 10 cents per yard. Tho Vanity Shop, now location, cor. Eust Main and Bartlott. 205 Children's stamped underwear In 1, 3 years sizes, regular prlco 75c, all going at 40c while they last. Handi craft Shop. ' 257 Oregonians at the Holland are K, G. Allen of Klamath Falls and the follow ing from Portland: Earl Hanson, J. 11. Downey, C. T. Peterson, O. W'yss and F. Tiffany. Patronize homo and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Rogue River Broom Works. 251 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phono filil. Incidental to the automobile show at Portland this week the Oregon State Dealers association met on Deal ers day and elected new officers, one of which was Mayor C. 10. Gates of Medford, as, fourth vice president. What do you need most in your home? 253 R...A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus. Service. Mrs. Fred llosworth audi her two children who had been vIsiljulK at the home of her father. George Ji. Trelch ler lel'L, Tliursdnyi-evenlng. for thuir ho'iW ut vSouthani. N. I). Mrs. flosworth had to cut the visit shortf heoause of tho sleMitWoT hi1)1 husband. She had expected to spend the winter In Mud ford. , Mrs. Haney, hemstitching, pecot, buttons covered. M. F. & II. bldg. 264 A rumor on the street here last week to the effect that the oil well now being drilled near Klamalh Falls had developed Into a gusher failed of con- iirmaliou on inquiry. It developed that u strong flow of gas occasioned the report. YreUK News. .Mrs. S. E. Wlllard will start a kindergarten Monday, Jan. 21, at 512 South Holly, next block to St. Mary's academy. Phone 77S-X for particulars. 25S INFLUENZA I ivs a preventive, melt nnd tn I hole nijjht and morning t? m 0 J?? tm B VAPQ Rub Oxr 17 Milium Jan UuJ Yearly J"9? LATE TO CLASSIFY KDlt KKNT Close-in three room fur nlslu'd apartment for adults only. S. lllversido Avo. L'i-l KOIt SAI.K Turkeya for tireediiiK. J. C. Herring. Central Point. 2ti7 VA.TKI- Pimm to rent. Phone 77S-X. -$l."0. Want real Phone M7-1.. ui-' s. 25:i estate 2.M I loll v St. TO 1.6 AX -seeurity. FOU SAl.K 1 4 arte tract east of Medford, Jl.'in eash ir taken soon. Phone C. C. Pierce at 517 -h or 37-.I. 2Ci ; K.' y.s-r- 'ANTK1 To rout 4M-Y, nfier ti ji. tu. 1'l.um. Phone V. : - - h H. C. Smith, the new proprietor of the Holland Cafe, who on his trip here by auto from Ontario about ten days ago left his Buick car at Glendale be cause of the rain and muddy roads', drove the car down to Medford yestpr day. It took him 2Vii hours from Glen . dale to Grants Pass, most of which time was spent In negotiating Smith !!!!. Coming down this side of the hill he became stalled In the deep mud and like air other drivers had to ,be pulled out by the two teams which are maintained ut that point by the state highway commission for this purpose. Get those soft paper tablets at this office at 15c per pound. tf Among the guests at the Medford are W. C. Estep of Pasadena, Ernest Sennett of Spokane, A. C. Alberg, A. 11. Stanley and E. Lawson of Seattle, and Ben Westeland, W. F. Ware, P. H. Miller and W. E. Harvey of San Fran cisco. Among poultry feeds you will always find Kerr's egg mash nnd Golden Rod egg mash at the top. Buy, thorn at Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange. COMMUNICATIONS George-Eagles Replies To the editorrl have Just noticed an article In your: paper written by Joe Thomas, in beiutlf of Jess Ingram with reference to ,tho bout Ingram and my self had at Gold Hill, New Year's day. It is very evident from the statements mado therein by. Thomas, that he is not entirely satisfied with the showing I made, as he says I even foully butted Ingram. 1 believe any fair-minded person who saw tho contest will say beat Joe's meal ticket in every round, and I furthermore believe, even Joe himself was somewhat worried thru- out the bout, lest it should end in a sudden way that he would not fancy. However if Joe Is not satisfied, would like nothing better than lo try it again with his boy. However In any future contest would not want hitting In clinches barred, and 1 am sure I can show Mr. Thomas it won't take "all afternoon" to win. Wish to tidd since I returned to Portland Willie St. Clair got a decis ion over mo, and while alibies are not in order, want to say to my friends down there, I had caught a very bad cold on the train returning from Gold Hill to Portland, and wa3 certainly In had shape for this contest. - ,'. GEORGE T. EAGLES.; Portland, Jan. 12th. -r '. RHEUMATISM j If you suffer with this dread j ailment, all the joy is taken . out of living. ANTI-URIC Will eliminate the poisons which cause rheumatism, gout or lumbago and restore the entire system to normal health. For sala by HEATH'S DRUG STORE Highest Quality Jewelry ItepairinK, Diamond Selling, Watch liennirlng. Satisfaction Assured in quality and price. 1 Mall ua your wants, MARTIN J. REDDY CANDLES Plain and Fancy All Colors MEDFORD BOOK STORE JOHNR.TDMUN DiREGTQR 1 ST. NATL BANK, The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank was held Tuesday. January II. The management reported the most suc cessful year in the bank's history. After paying a dividend? $20,000 was added to the surplus. The resources of the bank at this time are over $1,400,600. All the old directors and oCfici-r:; were re-elected. John It. Tomlin being added to the board to fill the vacancy caused by the deatli of F. K. Deuel. The stockholders were well pleased with the hunk's progress and com plimented the officers for the sail'.. SUNDAY MENU Table de Hote Dinner HOLLAND CAFE $1.00 Canopae of Oysters Fruit Salad in Orange Cups ; Huup Oyster liisque . t Choice of Chicken Fricassee, Hindu Style Hoast Loin of 1'ork, Hakod Apple1 ("Smalt Sirloin. St,eak n la Stanley i(J. ., coyai . iiyianion I(olls , j j "t. Snow Flak I'd Potatoes ' j ' ' Creamed Aspa'raguH ' ""' Chofee of:'1 V " ; Vanilla Tee Cream, Mocha ' Cak'e' Steamed Hngliuh l'uddliig, Wine Sauce;! Hot. Mince I'io .... Apple Jiu Cream ' Cheese Tea Coffee Cocoa ' Milk Suited ,uts, , '.' 5:30 p. in. to 8:00 p. in. In Addition to Our Itegulur Sunday Menu. H. C. SMITH, lroi). ' Our Business Is Your Business For the benefit of YOl'lt lil'SI- I XKSS we have with lis this year ! Mil. .(. C. COXKS, who Is an j IXCO.MI-: TAX -SPKCIAMST , and an neeouiilunt of uhillty. , MR. II. M. WII.SOX, whose rep- ' - ntation Is well known, lias t eliarfte of neeoiintiiiK mutters. ! ' ' i'iti:pAni-: i VOlli ' lxcoNiii TAX i HKTritXS : J AS SOOX AS POSSIBI.I-7 , I Wilson Auditing Co. Mherty UldK. Aeeouiilantii Auditor ', LEE W ATKINS & CO. SELLS ! Scrnteli Teetl, per 100 His. . .$3.85 I-'eit l'i'oducei per 100 lbs. . . . :t.8; lililteriuilk Mash, per 100 I lis. . . -1.00 Mlllrini, per 80 Ills. 1.1)0 Klsher's Dairy l-Ved, per. 00 Ills. 2. 75 Slielled Corn, per 100 lhs a.7.- l-'resli Corn Mealt per Hi 4c Wc meet nil eonipetitloii. Call nnd see us.' ;' Ocllvivy III l'lty'""v '"'' ' ' Phone 200 ( 50UCAN GET THAT JOB T And HOLD it better if you have n HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE ( So Hint yoti can GO Sco tho list of used motors at tlie shop of GAYLORD Enxt l'nyiiicnts sure .Medford Nat. Phono ISK-ln Religion - i...'--.l.-,.. ' t t : .-Lf,!,: r.i i DO YOU BELIEVE, IN GOOD ROADS? , Whether you do or not . You Should Hear D. E. Millard's Sermon Sunday Evening on GOOD ROADS r At the First Christian Church A special selection by the male quartette to smoothe out some of the bumps. Sunday Morning, 11 A. M.. Special Sermon Theme . , .- "COMPLETING OUR FATHER'S TASK". : V: Special Music and a Hearty Welcome to Everybody. ' V ' "The Home-Like Church" , A Startling Message !l: THE BACK WASH OF THE WAR TIDE This is t lie .suhji'd ol tho ("'rninr scrinou tomorrow nt . 4 First Methodist Episcopal Church A messiivre ilciilijif; witli post-war tendeiieios find their el'tt'ft upon litiiiinii life. . . Of iiilet'cst to tin1 niin-flnireli pttblit! iis well lis the iiiosl tle-VOIlt. 1 11 A. M. ' THE CENTRAL TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY . OoiiUiiiiiiit; tho series on ""The Yitiil Tliiiifrs of Clii'istiiui Fiiilh" In some respects this will he Hie most iiiterestiii"; of the series.' Bible School 9:45 ' A moil's class that will ap peal to any thoughtful num. FEEDS ; Mixed in Medford At last we are putting out our own feeds mixed according to 0. A. C. formula, and can sell them at the. following prices) f. o. b., warehouse:; - F.;'B. Scratch, $58.00 per ton. Per cwt .. . $3.00 . F; B..Egg Mash $70,00 per ton. Per cwt. ,,,..,.v........:, 3.60 F. B. Hog Eats, $53.00 per ton. . Per cwt. 2.75 F. P. Pig Grow, $54.00 per ton. . Per cwt 2.80 Ground feeds at correspondingly low prices. ' Custom grinding 15c per cwt. GIVE OUR FEEDS ATRIAL. ' Farm Bureau Co-Operative fixchang'e Phone. 932 ' 4th and Fir Sts. To the Fruitgrowers We solicit your business and co-operation. Our sales organi . 'Nation is of the best. . We are established in all-important , ; markets. . We ai-e always glad to meet you and talk over your orchard problems. . 7 - ' '-'; - v'; ..... f if: EARL FRUIT COMPANY OF THE NORTHWEST L. M. Campbell, Manager Medford District. OOROXA Personal Typewriter Fold it up, take It with you, type write anyw-h ere. 50.00, Including carrying case. MEDFORD BOOK STORE THntHhtitnr fnr 9a. Ornirnn. WITH MEDFGXD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADS on the Basis of a Telephone Call When the phone rings you stop whatever you are doing ' and answer it. Religion is a greater call upon your life. Don't ignore it, making it appear less important than YOUR TELEPHONE. ; ' The First Baptist Church X. Central and 5th St. NEXT SUNDAY HEAR REV. F. R. LEACH AT 11 A. M. "DEFINITENESS IN SERVICE" 7:30 P. M., "WHAT MAN CAN AND CANNOT DO TO BS SAVED." A iiii's.snfro that will cause tho most thoughtless to sit. up and thkti milieu. Kpworth League Social Hour 5:150. Devotional Meeting G:15 Meet your friends here AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and Revarnished "221 North Fir. L. G. SPRINKLE, Prop. " Phone 777 Hi A J illlllllllllllllllllilllillllllllllllillllllllM ll