Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHIEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, OREO OX. TUESDAY. MARCH'S, 1921"" PXGE TWO ' -I f U i ocal and Personal The work of constructing the Med- ford district irrigation system, which was begun several days ago by the Rogue River Valley Canal company camps near Jacksonville and Central Point Is progressing in these sections, and preparations are being rushed to establsh other camps in other sections The steam shovel camp will be estab lished near Phoenix in about a week. A carload ot horses is expected by the company hourly from Washington. In all the company will use about 150 horses along with a force of 300 men when the work gets well under way. Have your motor cylinders rebored and fitted with DeLuxe pistons at Riverside Garage. Best equipped shop for cylinder reboritig in southern Oregon. 297 The usual good time at Eagle Point Saturday night. 301 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetieie for Nullono. Phone 585-.I. tf The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris tian church will meet with Mrs. B. W. Paul at No. 400 West Second street, Wednesday afternoon. Reborlng and fitting your engine with DeLuxe pistons gives it new life. It's not so expensive. Get our prices. Riverside Garage. P. F. Close. 297 E. L. Davis, recently located in Med ford, has a Hamilton-IIeach carpet washer, which cleans and washes car pots and rugs without taking them off the floor. The system Is perfectly win itary, kills moths and all germ dis eases, does' -not Interfere with i 'the housework or cause any inconvenience and;carpets are dry in one hour. Phono 99$for particulars. 297 Brooms made by the Rogue River Broom Works are the best for tho money. Insist on lioinc-fhndo brooms. f 302 Vrti. G. Tait, the banker returned home today from a business visit at Portland. Western ldectrlc direct-connected centrifugal pumps. Paul's Electric Store. 301 Tho lunch you like nt tho Dairy nook and homo cooking. 305 Send me your washing. Bedding and blankets a specialty. Mrs. Owings, 718 Bcekman avenue. 302 Despite the local and statewide In terest In tho trials nt tho present term of circuit court nt Jacksonville tho at tendance at court for the past week has been comparatively light, duo to tho luck of adequate dining and hotel facilities at the county sent. With a good hotel and restaurants Jackson ville would reap a financial harvest, ut least during the court terms. "Spot" dances at Eagle Point Satur day night. 301 Prunes fbur snlo. Call 453-M, David Raymond. 297 Everything electrical, Modford Elec tric Co. Phone 6(11. Dr. IT. C. Klxott of Portland, who Is lecturing throughout the stuto under the auspices of the state dental so ciety will give a free lecture, Illustrat ed with moving pictures ut the high school auditorium nt 8 o'clock tomor row night, to which tho general public Is Invited. Ills subject Is "Teeth and Mouth in Relation to Health." Yesterduy'B paper fallod to mention Miss Maurlno McKeany aa a member of the M. H. S. debuting loam at Ash land, Miss McKunny wns a colleague of Frunk Buchter in the Ashluud do bnte. The vacuum cleaner Willi tho geared motor-driven brush. A Western Elec tric, of courso, ut Paul's Electric Store. 301 Majestic "I" at Eaglo Point, Satur day night. 301 Iucludodo ninong tho guests at the Holland aro Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gross- heck of Philadelphia, A. J, Connelly of fclovoland, N. 11. Calvin of Chicago, H. W.-JIoward of I.os Angeles and F. lIcTusgurt ot San Francisco, "Homo Baked" goods at tile Dairy is'opK. i you ii lino mem. susi" ltoclf Springs lump coal, dry wood mill blocks und kindling. Valley Fuel cofi, p tr Ueglilar communication of Realties Chapter, Wednesday evening, March 9, at 7:30 sharp. Social evening. Mrs F. J. Newman, committee serving. No Initiation. 29S Hilly Broad and family, who have been visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna Broad for several weeks, expect to . leavo soon for Weed, Calif., where Mr Broad will resume his position with tho Weed Lumber company, by which company ho has been employed for about seven years. Jacksonville Post Ask an owner about the Wostern Electric Washer. Paul's Electric Store SOI , Beginning Mar. 1st we will furnish un-pustnrlzed milk to customers who wish It. Cows tuberculin tested. Snider Dairy & Produce Co. Better buy a (handler than wish you had. tf Mrs. James Yoos of Seattle spent the week end In Modford visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard at their home on Minnesota avenue. Aliotliur big dance nt Eagle Point Saturday, March 12th. 301 Majestic "4" at Jacksonville Friday. i 300 $100 Rev.ord, JiGO This readers or this paper will be pleaded to learn that there Is nt least ono dreaded disease tlmt science tins been able to cure In all its siugon and that Is catarrh. Catarrh 'jt'inK sreally Jnlluenced by constitutional conuiilnns requires constitutional trentment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Intcrnatly and acta thru the Wood on the Mucous Sur faces of the Syst.Mn tt'.-reliy rieMrrtyijiK the foundation of the dlxctMe. .siviiik tee prtleni strength by building up t!:c con stitution and aaalstlnK natur? In doinu Its work. Tho proprietors have sn much faith In the curative power of Hall's Catarrh Medicine fhst they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case tlmt It falls t cure. 8nd for list of testimonials. Address F. J. niKNKV CO., Toledo, Clilo, Sold by nil Prussia, 76c, L Mr. and Mrs. E. Ii. Price are guests at the Holland from Eagle Point, hav ing arrived Tuesday. Kindergarten training Is the very baslB of all later education. Every child is entitled to the advantages and happy experiences of the kindergarten. Tiny Tot School, 622 West Fourth street. Phone 832-W. 299 The Western Electric portable sew ing machine at Paul's Electric Store 301 There are more Bulck automobiles in use in the world today than any other make with one exception and that a small four passenger car. 297 An Illustration of the spreading fame of Crater Lake Is shown by questions asked by tourists and other guests from a distance of the hotel clerks of Medford as to when the stage leaves for the lake1 and how long It will take to make the round trip, under the Im pression that the season at the lake Is open and it would be nice while here to run up for a day and see It. They always express disappointment to learn that the season for seeing the world wonder won't open until about July 1st, and that there aro 12 feet of snow at the lake vicinity. Phew! they then ejaculate. Western Electric auiomnltlc pres sure pumping systems. Puul's Electric Store. 301 "Sax-Sobs" at Jacksonville Friday. 300 Conner will save you money on arsenate of lead. See him before buying 299 Bert Thlerolf arrived home today from a business visit at Portland. Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 201-J. tf 25 per cent discount on entire stock of hair goods. Mmo. Jeffres, New York Hair Shop, 210 West Main. 301 Just received a shipment of 30x3 first-class- non-skid tires, while they last 115.00. Medford Vulcanizing Works. 299 Hugh B. Rankin, supervisor of the Crater National forest is wailing to learn the umount of the annual govern ment allotment for his bailiwick before definitely deciding on and announcing his improvement plans- for the coining season. Those plans will be contin gent on tho amount of tho appropria tion. See the land of the Midnight Sun. Join the party ot tourists who will leave Seattle early In June for Alnska. Personally conducted by Mrs. A. M. Brotighton, Ashland, Ore. 306 Hear Witham's "fiddle" at Jackson ville, Friday night. 300 Dr. Jouett P. Bray Is In his office week days except Thursdays, room 409-410. Phono 580. Lady assistant. "Keep Smiling" tf Orcgonlans at. the Medford are Mar shall Hooper of Salem, J. C. WIegalt and Helen Cowgill of Corvnllls, C. V. Felix" and II. A. Bullock of Klamath Falls, and the following from Port land: H. E. Case, P. L. Munson, L. A. llannaii, M. C. llntton, CJ. E. Miller, and Fred Spalding. Practical nurse will take mild cases city. 229 South Front street. 302 Another of those popular dancing parties at Jacksonville, Friday, March 11th. 300 Notice M. W. A. Tho Modern Wood men will meet In tho hall over Medford Pharmacy, cor. Main and Central. March 9th, Wednesday night. All Woodmen and families and Royal Neighbors nro cordially Invited. Please bring something. 298 The scope of the exposition, oi exhibit features, of tho annual inter national mining convention, to bo held In Portland April 6 to 9, has been extended to tuko In nil Hues of hiiBl ness in Oregon. The original plan was to confine tho exhibits to mine pro ducts and mlno equipment exclusively, but this has been changed to comply with tho numerous requests for space by Interests othor than mine equip ment and supply manufacturers and doalt'is, also to meet tho requosts of those who will come as delegates from several western slutos and British Co lumbla. You will always find someone In at MODEIIN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Use your phono, ours Is 620. 322 When better automobiles nro built, lluick will build them. tf Some first class SOxSV-i tires $15.1)0. Modl'ord Viilcunl.lng Works. 322 Tho offices and sales room of the Medford Auto company are being brightened by a new coat ot paint preparatory for tho spring rush of business. In no tax returns prepared. Lindas 235 East Main. Ford truck with cab and good bodj for sale cheap. New I ires. Scely V Hall Motor Co. tf Placed In pound, one light hay mare, while right hind foot, letter T brand on left shoulder. Mano freshly roach cd. huddle mark on both sides of back. Small stripe In face. Owner can have same by paying charges ami prov ing property. Chief of Police. 299 Tho Elks minstrel show will be given Its third presentation locally at the Pago theater tonight, before anoth er large house. The curtain rises at 8:30 and no one will bo seated during tile prologue. After all is said and done you will still continue to save at the Urocerterla tf Invest your pavings In the Jackson County Mulldlng and Loan association tf If your clothes are not becoming to you, you had better be coming to us I'autorium Dye Works. tf (). L. Coin of Klnmuih Kails. C. C Hall of llornbrook, ,1. T. McCue und It. X. Keynolds of Seattle. C. A. Bill of Tacoma and W. Moouoy of San Francisco are among the guests at the Nash. After all is said and done you will sttll continue to save at the Grocerterla. tf After all Is said and done you will still continue to save nt the Grocerterla. If All orchardists are Invited to attend the orchard culture school session at the public library here at 1 o'clock to morrow afternoon. Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E. .Main and Bartlett. tf For crating, packing and storage call 333 Keizur Transfer. 312 After all Is said and done you will still continue to save at the Grocerterla. tf Supporters of the Medford high school . basketball team are hoping that, In view of the fact that the local five will be unable to enter the state tourney at Salem this year, some post season games with some of the win ning teams can be scheduled. Coach Khun is contemplating a trip for his team through northern California. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. Over 2000 cans of government bacon have been sold In eight weeks by the Grocerterla. . Better get what you want ucfore It's all gone. tf Delco-Llght Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. R. H. Davis of Prospect and W. E. Armstrong of Lake Creek are among the county visitors in the city. Grape cider, fresh from the press at the Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. List your house, farm and timber with the Medford Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main street. tf Better dry lime sulphur. Better dry arsenate of lead. Containers worth cash If returned. Conner's Warehouse. 297 Last Saturday afternoon and even ing the Flying Squadron of the Amer ican Legion on its visit III Medford is sued 110 Victory medals besides taking care of application for state medals, travel pay, vocational training and dis ability claims. The visiting leglonalres were very much pleased with the turn out and spirit shown at Medford. Mr. Elvers made the statement that this was the largest turnout they had met with, in the evening a meeting was hud followed by a social. Jack Kerr and Elmer Wilson presided at the mess table and furnished a regular navy thanksgiving dinner. Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 31S East Main. 317 Personal attention to overdue ac counts. Lindas, 235 East Main. Through a mistake Odd Fellows hall was rented to another order for March Dili, so the Modern Woodmen of Amer ica will meet at Dr. Hickert's hall over Medford Pharmacy, March 9th. A good time for all. 297 At the Holland the Oregonians regis tered include C. A. McKee oi Junction City, and J. M. Slegman, E. Byford und I. It. Lee of Portland. Jf you wunt some print papor in rolls, to fit in your paper racks or to use without the racks, better see us ut once und save money. tf Insurance of nil kinds. Lludas, 235 East Main. Cash, doors and frnmos everything in mlllwork. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322 Harold Grey of the Klamath Falls brunch of the Masou-Ehrman company arrived in Medrord Sunday night for a few days visit with his family. After all is said and done you will still continue to suve ut the Grocerterla. tf Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder, l'hono 902. Elinor Hanley Bush, 826 East Alain. 310 Community dance Wednesday night at Natalorium. A whole evening of fun for 75c. Excellent music and floor unexcelled. 297 Finding that his duties as postmas ter together with thoso of esteemed loyal knight of the Elks lodge, which office he assumes in April, will re qulro so much of his timo that ho can not properly cure for his chickens, Will J. Warner lias decided to trade .2 of the fowls and ono of his old cows to Alex Sparrow for tho hitter's spav ined saddle horse. Ilo will then havo only 200 chickens left. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. X. I!. Xowcoml) for planing mill blocks, kindling and Hi-Inch Fir slabs. Phone 031. - ;;oa IKS Some of Choicest Seats PRICES Lower Floor Balcony, First Four Rows Balance Plus 10 Per Cent War Tax , BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN Dr. H. C. Fixott of Portland will meet with the dentists of the city at a 6 o'clock dinner at the Medford Hotel Wednesday evening. Wanted Singing canaries. Box D, Mail Tribune. The Phoenix Parent-Teachers circle will meet on Thursday, March 10th, at the school house. C. M. Thomas of iledford will speak on recent legisla tion concerning school and child wel fare work. All parents are urged to attend. Window and door screens, lattice work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322 R. S. Goff of Portland Is a guest of his brother, C. L. Goff and family. Another brother, E. W. Goff, of Klam ath Falls, who has been selected to take charge of tho fish hatchery on the McKenzio river, 25 miles east of Eugene, will be here in a few days. Delco-Light farm light and power plants. Medford Electric Co. - The American Legion basketball quintet will play the Talent town team on the Is'atatorlum floor Friday night. The last game between these two teams early in the season was a hard battle in which tho Legion boys nosed their adversaries, out of a tie game by a basket in the last minute of play and everything points to a similar scrimmage Friday. When overhauling your old bus put new life In it by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Harry D. Mills arrived in the city today frpm a visit on business In Port land. Judge D. V. Kuykendall of Klamath Falls who has been presiding in circuit court here for Judge F. M. Calkins will remain over another day and then go to Eugene for a visit, accompanied by his wife to whom he has wired to join him here tomorrow night. MEN'S MEN'S Mens', Womcns' and Childrens' Shoes, Mens and V ' Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, Blankets, Underwear, L Hosiery . ' ;J-' Our Prices Are Always Lowest edford Sample Store 1 1 W Funeral Directors V. ' ON an Entire Proceeds Go to The One Big Laugh Helen Cowgill of the O. A. C. state leader of boys and girls club work, arrived here yesterday from Corvallis for a several days visit of inspection of the various clubs throuc.hout the county. R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bands, plus Service. Seattle guests at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leake, R. L. Wells, C. B. Stanley and X. E. Cox. San Fran ciscans at this hotel are Arthur C. B. Gilbert. G. S. Move. H. L. Mon heimer, D. S. Faristou, It. Mc.Manlson. and M. Super. ELECT SEVEN NEW Within a Cay or two the members of the Medford Chamber of Cominorce will receive their ballots for the pri mary election of seven of the board of directors whose term of office expires at the annual meeting in April. The election will close on March 15, after which the final election takes place. Included with the primary election ballots will be found a referendum bal lot for members upon the question of the establishment of a community chest here in Medford. Negative and affirmative arguments are presented therein, but a wider discussion of the question should be given the subject, and for that purpose the columns of the Mail Tribune are offered. No arti cle covering this subject should con tain more than 300 words. Tho refer endum ballot is returnable- with tho primary election ballot as a matter of saving postage. DIRECTORS CHAMBER ' i OF COMMERCE APRIL THIS WEEK ONLY HEAVY BLUE BIB OVERALLS $1.25 HEAVY KHAKI COVERALLS Boy's Suits Left $1.50 $1.50 $1.00 New De Mille Film at Page Stage settings of unusual beauty are assured In any photoplay bearing Cecil 13B. De 'Mille's name and "Something To Think About", the picture which will be shown at the Page theatre to morrow, easily reaches the high stan dard set by previous De Mille produc tions; But "Something To Think About" has, dn addition to several Btage set tings of remarkable beauty, some of the most realistic beauty, some of the most realistic backgrounds of a hum bler sort ever seen in a motion picture production. "Idols of Clay", Rialto Tropics mingle with the London underworld in tho latest Fltzinaurice photoplay. A thrilling romance of three worlds a languorous island in the South Seas, London's Bohemian society, and opium dive in the Lime house demi-monde. Produced with the luxurious backgrounds and sensational Ecenes for which George Fitzmanrice is famous that's "Idols of Clay," out attraction for tomorrow and the re mainder or this week at the Rialto theatre. Mae Murray and David Pow ell are featured. R. A. M. No. 32. Special communication. M. E. M. Degree, Tuesday, March Sth, 7:3(T p. ill. Visitors welcomed. 297 A. F. NOTH, Secy. Trains in Siberia are sometimes a week late. the Lodge of the Year If You Missed IT Before, See IT Tonight If You Saw IT Before, Don't Miss IT Tonight At the PAGE Preserver Shoe Building Shoes Like Bridges Most shoes are just "made": all that they are intended for are to be mere , "foot coverings." The pres ervation of the foot is not taken into consideration. That is where the ARCH PRESERVER SHOE and ordinary shoes differ. They are built on. a basic principle they have a wide bridge reaching from the ball of the foot to the heel, anchored securely in place. It is this bridge that supports the arch gently yet r i.. : .. t : : . jiriuiy- il Kccfra u - in ius normal position .and t pre-, nerves the loot. - . x a. A. "Shoes built to a principle Not mcro Foot Coperinp" KfiWBTHB FOOT WELL. DR. R1CKERT viihi- mj J Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS USED Broken Lenses Accurately Do plicated Suite .1-2 over May Co. 808 V.. Main. Upstalra V The Family Sets the Price We render the service in accord with their every desire and euarantoe satisfaction to. all. .Aiuo .. Embalmer. ha6 fo WEEKS-CONGER CUx