Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMlSDfttRD MAIL TRTBUKE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX. SATURDAY, FKDRtTARY 2G, W2 r PACE TWO L ocal and Personal A false report that John Anderson the elderly man knocked down and run over by an auto at the intersection of Front and Main streets Friday fore noon, had died last night at the hospi tal, was In circulation today. Ander 'son who suffered only minor cuts and bruises is getting along nicely but will remain in the hospital for a day or so yet until he Is able to travel again. He Is penniless and is making his way on freight trains to California where he has hopes that a sister will give him a homo. If von want some nrint paper in roils, to fit in your paper racks or to ime without the racks, better see us at unco and save money. tf Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235 East Main, Wo have two Holsteln cowb In our herd. We use their milk for babies, and In every case have hud the very best results. Donald Clark, an orcli- ardlBt, drives 10 miles a day" for milk for his baby, and his youngster lias made more than normal growth. Hoover Dairy Co., 4B2-Y. 283 Patrick Dailey, the fish and game deputy warden for this district is again on duly after a two weeks Illness with the flu, which wore him down consid erably. The fact Hint he had been sick Was kept secret by Mr. Dailey and .family on the theory that if it became generally known the-fish und gamo , poachers would have gotten busy. !' Mrs. Frank Owen is visiting friends it! in 'tho state metropolis for several ti weejiB. "rf .' ' ? ! It. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man : ? Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. 1 , Ford truck Vlth cab and good body i t. -1 XT t . XI !l lor fciliu ciluup. iew uiea. ootji; v. Hall Motor Co. tf ' Diamond restaurant Is opened for luslness agaltf. 292 Jane Thomas and O. Mary Allen of Hornbrook and D. FrelrareB of Duns mtilr are among the northern Caliror nians visiting the city. They are stop ping at the Holland. When overhauling your old buB put now life In It by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Corner Motor Co. . tf We save you mono on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City . Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phone i li. tf '." Tho bottom has dropped out of tho price of hnrmonlcns. See display in window Palmer's Pla.no House. 294 ,' An immense crowd Ib ox peeled to .' witness the second basket ball game ' ; at tho Natatorium tonight between the i .:, teuiltB of Ashland and Medford high. - 1 Probably tho noisiest local rooting of the Boason will be aeon and heard, be--cause of the general dissatisfaction . hore over hist night's game at Ash ' f lanil. The Btudunt body of that city ; will bo well represented nnd undnubt- cdly will root hard for a second victory '. over Medford. , Now Is tho chance to get harmonicas cheap. Heavy cut In price. Palmer ; Piano House. ani" ' Dplco-Light farm light and power plants. Medford Eloctrlo Co. . Try our merchants lunch. ' Tho Shasta. ' . Krod Champlln arrived In tho city Friday lo Bpend the wooli end. -Patronize homo nnd build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Itoguo Itivor Broom Works, 290 . After all Is Bald nnd done you will still continue to save at the Grocotcria, , : tf Start your summer sweater now. Beautiful yarns lit tho llninllcrnft'Shop '.'.. ' 29-1 ; i Iticluilod among the Medford's guests i nro G, Y. Leonard of Clovoland, v. I- VHull, Jr., of St. l,onls, c, A. Tapper ol !j ,1011(11 colt. N. Y., 11. A. Schnllliorn and ,n. li. Williams ol sun Francisco, u SIA. Gordon i JVif Santa M of t'liica, and W. J. Hcnnle Monica. iL";; Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsellore for iJNuBone. Phone B8B-J. ... t' I it Everything eloctrlcnl. Medford Eloc- trie Co. Phono 601. , Dainty dresses, bibs and bonnets 'for Infants In the new spring pneknge goods. Handicraft. Shop. 291 Tho Kolb & Dill compnny, which played hero kist Sunday night, con cludes a throe days engagement of "The High Cost of Loving" at the . llolllg theater in Portland tonight. ' Pettcr buy a Chnndlor than wish you had. tf 200 pair new shoes at cost. Second hand shoes and shoo repairing at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. Medford. Special on fine llfixt clincher tires. Exchange Tire Co. 294 The message announced at the First Baptist church Sunday evening is out. of the ordinary. The speaker, Itcv. F. R. I.ench, will show the value or iroliglon from tho fuels as given by the world and the unbeliever. The view point will Interest those who are not Influenced by (he usual argument pre vented in the chm-ehes. Announcement Is alr.o' made of the organizing of an .Intermediate It. Y. P. 1'. This w ill he for boys and girls not old enough for the senior society. Tho meetings will bo open to all Interested, and will bo held at tho Carey Cottage at 0:45 p. m. Those present Sunday will be the chnrter members of the new organ ization. When better automoblica are built. Bulck wlfl build them. tf Just received a shipment of Mx3',i first-class non-skid tires, while they, last $15.00. Bedford Vulcanizing Works. 29'J Basketball bullvlii board at tho com hiniilly dance tonight at the Natator ium. Score announced every five niin titeB, A big time assured. Music up to the minute and hall nnd floor un excelled, "jli. Among the county visitors in the city who arrived Friday are W. V. Gar ret of jlruwnsuoro and Martin and C MeDonougli of Hueli. ." Mrs. D. O. Frederick has purchased the Sanitary Beauty Shop and is now In charge. She guarantees first class service and will be pleased to see all old customers as well a others desir ing this kind of work. 290 J-'or crating, packing and Btorage call 333 Kelzur Transfer. : 3ia Several long-horned Elks of Ashland lodge and Grants Pass will be fea tared in the president's cabinet at the Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, Mur. 4 ) v 293 Miss Margaret IJonney is visiting Misses Phillis and Bessie Wood of Grants Pass for the week end. Mrs. Louise Hare of Watkins, and A. H. Thompson of Lake Creek are guests at the Holland. Evershjrp leads and repairs. Med ford Hook Store. 289' The most careful drivers have acci dentn. A $5000 judgment against you might ruin your future. Call Mr. Far- rell at 19 for Information relative to ability Insurance. It Is cheaper than you expect. Medford Land & Inmir unce Agency, 220 W. Main Btreet. 289 Will pay Dodgo car nnd some cash for Improved real property in Medford, Call 220 W. Main street, 290' You enn always find a gift for the tiny baby at the Handicraft Shop. 294 The Etna Mills high school basket ball team, which was defeated here recently by the Medford high team, won the championship of Siskiyou county last Saturday night when they defeated the Fort Jones high team by only one point. Wntermnln Fountain Pens. Only kind guaranteed by dealer to give sat isfaction. Repairs while you wait. Medford Book Store. 289 If your clothes are not becoming to you, you had better be coming to us Pantorium Dye Works. tf Horse-shoe tires carried and guaran teed. That moans your money's worth and free service. Exchange Tire Co. 294 Joe McMahon, deputy Bherlff left this noon for the Elk country to servo some legal papers. After all Is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf Another of those popular dancing parties at Eagle Point Sat., Feb. 20. 289 Large assortment of new and rebuilt Urea. Exchange Tiro Co. 294 An election In Klamath Falls to de termine which one of the flowers that, grows In that vicinity shall be named the official flower of the city, Ib now on under the supervision of tho wom en's auxiliary of the chamber of com merce. The balloting closes March 4th, and only the women of tho city aro allowed to vote. Majestic "4". at Eagle Point Sat.289 Homstitphlng and plcotlng 10 conts per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E. Main and Bnrtlott. . tf New gowns nnd combinations to em broider. Handicraft Shop. 291 Among guests at tho Holland are Dr. D. C. Donovor of Winnipeg, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Harper of Hussar, Alia., Can., P. H. Miller of San Francisco, nnd K; C. Goodnlo, It. E. Miller and D, J. Skidwell of Portland. Expert car washing, day nnd night, 30-40 S. Front. Hlttsou's Motors. 291 "Spot" dances at Eagle Point Snt. .... 289 Seats for three big wrestling events nt Gold Hill pavilion Saturday, Feb. 20 nro on sale at Brown & Brown, Mod ford; Irwin Cigar store, Ashland. 289 .There will bo many surprises for KlUs only, their ladles ami ludy friends at the Elks Hard Tlmo Inaugural hall. March 4th, ... 293 With the mild weather prevailing lately the nunlber of tramps mopping over night In the city has grown to be almost it minus quantity. Only one wanderer applied to spend last night at llio city prison. Slightly used choice plnnoa at bar gains: Vose & Son, Ivors & Pond, I.udwlg and M. Schulz. Palmor's Piano House, 234 East Main. 2S9' After nil Ib Bald and dono you will still continue to snvo at the Groceteria. tf Buttons covered to order. Handicraft Shop. 294 Tho public market today was n good one for this time of year with a goodly supply of meats. Tho patronngo, how ever, was not up to the big attendance for some time past, for some unknown reason despito the fine sunshiny weather. Expert car washing, day and night. 30-10 S. Front. Hittson's Motors. 291 After nil is said und dono you will still continue to snvo at the Groceteria. ' If 1 The Harder you look the better your time at the Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball. March 4th. 29:1 F. Corning Kenly arrived homo this forenoon from a business visit nt Salem. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. . Big wrestling event, Gold Hill pavil ion. Saturday. Feb. 2, Seats at Brown & Brown, Medford; Irwin Cigar store. Ashland. 2S9 Best seed wheat recleaned. graded Bliiesteni for spring sowing, $1.70 a bushel. Conner's Warehouse. Phone 04. 290 Nash hotel guests include Olga C. Hanson of Northwood. Ida., J. G. Van den Berg of Los Angeles, E. W. HoRnn of San Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones and Mrs. G. Buekner of Puns niulr. ' Bryan Pierce repairs vacuum clean ers. 110 N. Central. Phone 925-L. 290 Confectioners! Belter have Pierce overhaul your drink mixers before the drink season opens. 110 X. Central. "Tho Glass House." 290 This Is a real party of the year. The Elks Ilnrd Time Inaugural ball, March 4th. 293 Ben C. Sheldon was expected to ar rive home today from Portland to which city ho went after the legisla ture ended this week. Over 2000 cans of government bacon have been sold In eisht weeks by tho Grocerterla. Getter get what you want before It's all gone. tf Community dance tonight at the Natatorium. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. ' . Report of tho basketball game on bulletin board every five min utes. A big time assured. 2S9 An item of Interest to Medford people is contained in the following special telegram from Albany, Ore., to (he Portland Journal, dated Feb.- 25th. as both Mrs. Cline and Mr. Cady are former well known residents of this city: "Denying tho report that his sister-in-law, Mrs. Emma C. Cline of Albany, Is missing. H. B. Cady report ed Thursday that she was to have left Seattle Wednesday night or Thursday for Honolulu on a pleasure trip. Mrs. Cline's whereabouts have been known to her relatives in Albany continually, Ciidy said, and no foundation exists for the rumor that she had disappeared mysteriously." List your house, farm and tlmbor. with the Medford Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main street. tf Grape elder, fiesn from the press at (tap JacliBon County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-K. All Elks, their ladles and lady friends should ho on time for the seat ing of the president's cabinet at ,he Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, Mar. Jib ' 293 Mrs. Frank Preston is still visiting! In San Francisco nnd is hot expected home for a week or two yet. . : . ; Delco-Liglit Electriclcy for every farm. Bedford Electric Co. . . , , i Community dance tonight at the Natatorium. Dancing will begin: at 9 o'clock. Report of tho basketball game on bulletin board every five inm ates. A big time assured. 2?9 Huge tire sale now going on at the Busy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of It new' and guaranteed stock!. ' 291 The temporary office in the federal building for tho instruction of citizens in the making" out of their Income tuxes closed at 5 p. m. today. Messrs llewett and Wilkinson, the field depu ties of the Internal revenue depart ment In charge, will spend next week nt Grants Pass helping the citizens of that community in their income i.tax mattors. ' x' Personal attention to overdue ac counts. .Lindas, 235 East Main. Tho Elks Minstrel show Is a thing ol tho past, the noxt big doings will1' be the Elks Hard Time Inaugural .ball. March 4th, 1921. 293 Huge tiro saio now going on at the Busy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of It new, and guaranteed stock. '( '291 Captain Elmer T. Foss of the Unit ed States army, former city clerk1 of Medford, who has been in tho atmy since 1917, and stationed most otitic' tlmo since at the Seattle headquarters was transferred recently to the Presl dlo at Monterey, Calif., whore ho Is solving ns finance, ordnance and assis tant transportation officer at that post, Colonol Gordon orhlos has returned homo from Lexington, Ky., to which city ho was somo time ago called by the death of his mother. InveBt your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Basketball bulletin board nt the com munity dance tonight at tho Natitfor lum. Score announced every five min utes. A big tlmo assured. Music, up to the minute und ball and floor unex celled. 2S9 Alfnlfa sood, tests S&.92; no dodder. Phono 902. Elinor Hanley Hush, 820 Enst Mnln. . 310 St root Commissioner Davis on ..at tempting to scrape und smooth down some of the dirt streets of the east side yesterday found that the streets were too wet yet. to have this work done. Despite tho dry appearance on tho surface the, crew working with the tractor, -which the city recently pur chased, attached to tho scraper soon discovered that It was soaking wet underneath. Mr. Davis says it will be useless to attempt to resume this work for four or five dajs yet. The 'dirt streets all over Medford are in very rough condition with deep mud ruts, and the work of smoothing them down will be begun as soon as they are dried out. Miss Emma Goldman will arrive from Russia in time to take part In the Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, March 4th. 293 Huge tire sale now going on at the Busy Cornei- Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of it now nnd guaranteed stock. ' ' 291 Orvgonlnns nt the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rigdon of Salem. Lew Jacobs and C. Andre of Eugene. Frank Wurd. M. N. Nlell, nnd K. M. Mills of Klamath Falls and the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dubbin. M. H. Rover, R. F. Bn nermann, U. G. Brady, O. R. Wiley. F. H. Cockcrlll, D. T. Fett. R. P. Lyinan, 1.. C. Deitnrgh. C. L. .Meach. J. W. Wolford. A. E. Crafts, F. B. Weyburn and P. K. Taylor. rftor all Is said and none you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf Income tax returns prepared. Lindas 235 East Main. . Two coach loads of sailors from the I'. S. S. Seattle, which was recently put out of commission, passed thru the city from Bremerton on this fore noon's southbound train for Mare Island to join tho l!. S. S. Buffalo. to which ship they have been trans ferred. Among the 83 fine looking young men in the party were about a dozen Filipinos, who wore the navy uniform witli much grace. A wire has been received from, Presi dent Harding stating that he wns hear tily in favor of tho Elks Hard Time InauKiiial ball, March 4th. SO"1 GREAT MORAL NED ATLANTIC CITY, X. J., Feb. 26 Development of the community cen ter was urged today by Colonol C. Seymour Bullock of South Bend, Ind., before -the community center section of the Xational Education association. J "We can't fool na'ture," ho said, "by offering the adolescent girl an em broidery clnss or' a prayer meeting especially" for' young ladles. Every normal girl .wants , the society of a young man and sho Is going to have it. .'.",. "Society must come to tho rescue. The chamber of commerce through its public- welfare., commiuee, stands sponsor for a sanp attempt to provide a coftimunity center for those whose needs cannot otherwise be met." . Fair in'Xalifornia i WASHINGTON, ; Feb. 20 Weather predictions for the woek beginning Monday are":'.-- V ' ' Rocky mountain and plateau regions Normal temperature; generally, fair. Pacific states Generally fair In south California and rains elsewhere with normal temperature. ' ' Card of Thanks We desire to express our thanks to, our friends for the kindness and sym pathy shown' us during our recent be reavement. . Also for the beautiful floral offerings: MR AND MRS. A. S. ADAMS MR. AND MRS. HENRY W. HEAD '' MR. AND MRS. WM. B, HEAD AND'FAMILY. : 289 MR. AND MRS. HALLfE HEAD. Wanted-'-SIi)glng canaries. Box p, Mall Tribune. . TOO 1ATE:T0 CLASSinr FOn SAE-r-Rhode Island Red hatch ing eggs. Phone 370-J. . . 289 FOR RENT Furnished rooms, close in, $3.00 per-week. 323 S. Riverside. . Phone 701-J. ' 291 FOR; SALEr-Early ' Sunrise, seed po - tatoes. C. 'JI. Parker, phone 452-W. ; t . ''.'' '' 294 FOR SALE Close In lot on N, Central. All assessments paid, $1250. . 240-acre stock ranch 8 miles from Medford, $3250. Easy terms. ' l Yi acres about mile N. E. from qlty reservoir, $130. 10 acres in good location, 3 miles from Medford, $050. Terms. CLARENCE PIERCE, Phone 105 or 370-J. Medford , ' . 289 EXCHANGE Portland property five room house, lots 84x120,, good sjte for argo building, five blocks front rlvpr, and 120. acres farm, barn, house, thirty-t'tvo acres in cultiva tion, fenced, mineral spring of value on lnnd, thirty miles from Portland. Exchange both properties for coun try or city property in Jackson coun - ty. Write owner, Box 1S9,. Jackson ' vlllo, Oregon. . 281 BE PHOTOGRAPHED THIS YEAR ON YOUR BIRTHDAY SWIM'S STUDIO The Medford Auto Paint Shop (Registered) General Motor Car Reflnlshlng -ST. Onntrul A Jackson. . . Phone 701 Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit In resi dence districts. Daily business 'dis trict. , Phono SD6. . " ! . WIIITSICTT A ..IliNMNC.H. , T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Surgery of Eyes,, Ears. Nose and Throat. .' All diseases of these organs treated. Glasses fitted.. ; 314-315 Lib erty Hldft., Cor. Mnln & Graps Sts. Kindle Handle Shop Gifts Favors Candle Making CLASSES IN FREE HAND DRAWING Out door sketching nml commercial- nrt.. 'i . ' Room 20G Phipps Bldg. ' CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Smith: A Wilson. Proprietors General Dray ing and Transferring' Give I s n Trial Phono 205 or. H-TM-W.. ortlce Wil son I'lgar Store. Molforil. Oregon. " Auction of Souls" Satan Bids the World Christ Offers Eternal Life . . ' ' ' .'V,. WHICH WILL YOU ACCEPT This subject will be discussed Sunday evening at ?. Thl Great Revival FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Fourth arid Bartlett '-I.-." 11 A. M. '' " Between the Altar and the Plow - i:..f- 'ill . ii I-! !-' it)l. i'.'i. i : REV. J. A. SMITH, M. A., D. D. ; ,, , " ' .!. ' !.-' ! .!.'! !!lf I'll-) i,y . ' . . .Mi'Cl V jlll iy. t v,i ij III .. Viit .v.!' Both Morning an Evening Serrnoris by The Crowds The Interest The Demand Warrants Continuing Meetings Next Week 11 Help Us Mak a Bfeltfer Medforcl! OTJR BUSINESS IS YOUR BUSINESS as j t 4 ' AYc lu'lp you and you can help us. You must use yoiii' religion, ov lose k,- so. be with us Sun- '. day. . Hear these messages: , . ' J0:00 A. M.: "LOYALTY TO CraiST"; 7.30 P. M.: "THE WORLD'S TESTIMONY TO THE CHRISTIAN LIFE.' ' ' REV. F. R.. LEACH Pastor Baptist Church ' " '(!". Central arid Fifth Streets) ; ' ''; :??: vvj LeeWatkins&Co. SELLS Has-, Wheat, O:ta. Kollcii Barley. Soratoh l-'eeil, shelled Corn. Crncked Corn. Corn Meal. Ground Oats. Mili um, Mori-milk, aut other dairy feeds, tirlt. Oyster Shell and nil kinds ol Poultry supplies. Ueet pulp and oilier iupplten. . . We have Fisher's Blend and Olynipli lour. Prices are changeable, so furnished on application. Wo meet prices et competitors. Call and see us at S')i fouth Kront, or Phone S60. 1 59c Have Ybiir Columbia Record Mt Ready When This Sale,,Mte" ' . .- !., . -'- l-U-- T..-. -!-. .1 . !" r'Mij.lllV; ' . , ... J.'. ' J ; ... i'.i ' V' ' ! ' ' '!'".. I . J l'l ,'( f . Dance., Song, and Comic Selectipns- '' ir'J;r''S:" ' ' .v ....,' ... v , . . Ilere's-your opportunity ' :iot "g&' $fantlaki ' t'oUtinliia Ulue Label lieeords." There "are 130 .. number to selett f 'roni ColumWa ' Records, tliat are being retired. The supply is jfiraitcd. , , . ... . '. '-. - : ' : ' ' ) . For a Limited Time Only A Lower Price on 130 Popular Retired Columbia Records : !f J i . .. ... .VIT' m'0V(t 'as made vthin ihe-iasVc'rgh- : teen 'months. Including 'su.-h artists, as'Al Jol-i ' son, Ted Lewis' Jazz Band, Art lliekman's Or- che'stra. . Altogetlier there are 130 splendid se lections on this retired list. Come early, for they will go fast. . 1 : ' - " l ' ' ' "'.."'' x' ' ; SALE STARTS MONDAY MORNING 8:30 V PALMER PIANO HOUSE 234 E. MAIN . .RMMKMItKK THAT THIS .lite PKlfK AP- pi.:i:s oxi.y To-.inn XI MHI'.itS OX Till-: iu:tiiski list and OXI.Y WIIl(.K TIIKY LAST. II ('4-'