v
r P1GE TWO
rcnronn mail tribune' irEDFOT?D, ourcqpy, wkpxkkday, mat? en in, 1021
ocal and
Personal
Tho many friends of Mrs. C. if. De.
lin will be glad to kuow that she ha 6
recovered from her recent operation
and Is back in the Martin Reddy jew
elry store again.
It. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insarance, and Bonds, plus Service.
Jiettcr buy a Chandler than wish
voir had. - . tf
The city council at lis meeting lust
niKht authorized the city treasurer,
Miss Mary ilaswell, to pay oft $38,j
OOgi general fund bonds of 1911
which become due the first of April.
Thfl -council also discussed the mat'
ter; of fhe proposed new auto camp
grounds for the city, but the discus
sion ended In the same situation ex
iting a3 ' before it started, The
'council: has had the matter under
consideration for almost a year and
seeniliiHly loves to talk over the sub
ject , without taking definite action.
The importance of a' business nian'B
nfrali'8 demands that his car bo abso
lutely trustworthy. That is why Huick
is n favorite anions business men. 301
' the Elks' lodge session tomorrow
night wi)l be an exceptionally Inter
esting one with a very largo attend
ance. Ten candidates will be initiat
ed including savoral from Grants
PaBs, from which city a large delega
tion of Elks will be present. The
initiation of sevoral candidates will
be i for the full degree with extra
trimmings, for which purpose tlx.
paraphernalia of ,tlje Ashlujid 10fgc
haioon borrowed. n addtloh tfiere
will be a wreslliufi, maUdVih.v.Mr.
M of lold Hill and his trainer.
4y broken or ..WW1! $4 rfilwnlrrum
idled as good as ever. See Plorce,
IN. Central, "The Glass House."
304
rlio condition of Miss Edith Gore,
whjol is suffering with a fractured
sky 11 was Improved last night and
this forenoon. She is now In a semi
conscious and Beml-rational condition
and the developments of the past 24
hours are very encouraging to her
relatives and friends. . However, ' II
will; not be known .until a duy or
more that she is sure of a chunce of
recovering. The condition of MIbb
-Llberta Gore, who is suffering with
a compound fracture of the leg, a
badly lascerated upper , lip and
bruises, Is also reported as much Im
proved, and she .la not Buffering so
jntich pain as yesterday. Nothing now
developed about the accident of Sun
day night In which the Gore sisters
we're knocked down and run over by
nn. auto. .
Take away our fresh eggs at 2Gc por
donon. Wartier, Wortman & Goro. 309
i Netted Gem potatoes $1.76 por hun
dred delivered. Warner, Wortmnn &
Otfro. .'.'... i, 309
'A; 11. EoJVfnrt Of Jacksonville- spent
Ttfoirtay af'tifrnboh iu the city uttciid
Ing.td business matters.
Lawn mowers sharpened right, Lib-
orty Shop: . 201-.T. . . tf
.'Guests from a distance at tho Hol
land aro .Mr. and Mrs. II.- B. Jaoob
Hack of Kalamuioo, . Jllch., Mr. and
Mrs"; W: A. Old of iMIuhcapolis. 'Mr.
and Mrs.. Nick .Schilling Rorthold, N.
.. 'II.- IV Naglo or La Crosse, VHs.,
L": i. Clirlstoph and C. L. McCanslnnd
of acattlo,- Olrs. Kred Endcrt and
daughter of Crescent City, Calif., and
Jacob Fishel of -San Francisco. . "
'; Children's and grown lip's aprons.
Hugs at Prosbytorlaii llasiaar, March
24th, 309
. Ilocaiios of the Illness of Mrs. Mo
Corltlo tho Trl-L gym class of Thurs
day evening will bo In ctinrge of Cash
Wood, llio v, M. V, A. secretary
v Tho members of" tho Btato highway
commission accompanied by State
Highway Engineer Herbert iNunn,
Wtfb'left Portland early yestorday
mot-plug for a tour oft (he Pnclfic
highway toMiM Vfllidfiihi liiip are cx-
punted to'rbuch McdTord' soiiio I'lmo
trlflftht or Thursday forenoon.
tfOtol MTKSjTf iinlfffTtftOJij - dpon
:dni from ffrSff a m? tMliNlV. ' 307
- ho tho land of the Midnight Sun
Jorir tho UB t)yi -opiSstV'tvlnV -.will
leave SenttSofl&rty I iTmio fdV mka.
Personally conductor by Mrs. A. M
Urwiglitoui. Ashland, Ore. r. 808"
i. J E. , Knyart of Portland, former
wet) known Medfordlto, arrived In
tlib elly Tuesday from a sevoral days
butfrnoss visit at San Francisco.
'Your electric fan should bo In read
InesK for the hot weather. Phone
flM-L nnd I'll call for It. Pierce impair
Shop, 110 N Central. 309'
, Among the Oregonliins at (ho c.Yld-
fot'd arc W. tl. Duncan, and Miss
Cornelia Marvin of Salem;' II. L. Neli
crgal) of -Albany. V. II. Johnson of
Eugene, V. L. Chnniplltl of Knots
I'rpqk, and tho following from Port
land: Mrs. Agnes X. Mumtord, II.
TC: Mead, George Mallory, V. A. Cof
fey; IV 11. IlarUell, N. E. Suttou, V,
C. Clock, Guard Clement, H. O. Trow-
hrldga.'T- E. Allen, C. U. Caldwoll, K
.1. llnchcy, II. I.. I.lnt, K. H. Clifford.
Jnow P. Itums. A. II. Parker and John
J,: T.ano.
. The world is our field; we cater to
people from everywhere. Hotel Moil
ford. ' ' ' ' ': -307
VV- T.- Npimlle who has beta In
Oakland. Calif.,, on business for the
past moilttt'ls eMiictcd to arrive buck
In, Medford this. week.. An erroneous
report has been In circulation here
th at ha. was 111 in a San Francisco
hospital. . .
Mr. Flshernian: Fish poles repaired,
bought and Bold. Eaton, .1"0 X. Holly.
' The lotby or the Hlaltu theater Ik
liolug . renovated and rc-tluted by a
force of" pa intern.
Ford truck with cab and good body
for. sale cheap.. New tires. Seely V.
Hall Motor Co. . . If
Majestic at Jacksonville Thursday.
300
The Parent Teacher circle of the
Lincoln school will- entertain the
"Daddys" on 'Friday evening, March
IS at the school. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged and a good
time Is anticipated. Alt mothers
and "Daddys" who have children In
the Lincoln school are invited to be
present.
The records of the 1920 season
are now available and it Is a mattor
of interest to many people in Medford
to find that the Chevrolet 490 has
mSde an enviable record. The Plke'B
Peak Hill club, the Western Motor
classic in which tho Chevrolet won in
the light cur class, the Denver-Puoblo
road race In which the Cbev. establish
ed a reoord over all comerB. At Pablo
Beach, Fla., the 490 won the 22-mile
race in 22 minutes.- Then an .18 Chev.
cleaned up on Labor day at Roanoke,
Va., even after 20,000 miles hard driv
ing on tho road. A lot more perfor
mances equully meritorious all made
with stock cars. Medford Auto Co.
- ' ' 304
The story Is brought In from the
Althou.se district of the finding of a
wonderful quartz nuggot ou the divide-
between Sucker creek and the
AllhoiiBo, but on the Alt house slope.'
The; nugget weighed about twelve.
ounces, and was pretty nearly pure
gold. There, have been many very
rich strikes'' in the district mention
ed, the iBoswell mine being on the
Sucker creek slope of tho samo divide.
-Grants Pass Courier. -
Lost Somewhere on the streets of
Medford on Sunduy evening or Monday
morning a used Inflated sparo casing
on rim for Maxwell car. Page Dressier
Co.. . , .
Miss Cornolla Marvin, state libra
rian,. qt her tour of Inspection to the
libraries of tho stato arrived here
Tuesday land wont over to Ashland
today wuere sue was tne guest or tne
Chamber of Coinmerco forum in that
olty. ; ..- - . '
Dance at Boagle, Saturday night,
March 19. Intorurban loaves Nash
hotel for Beagle at 7:45. , Good home
cooked supper furnished, with' hot cof
fee. Music furnished by Parker's or
chestra. , Good order, and good .lniiBlc
given by Miss Georgia Henry. Tickets
$1.00. 307
Good time for everybody nt Jackson
ville Thursday, March 17.,. 305"
Included among the guests at the
Medford are II. W. 'Shuttuck and
Fred L. Canine of Now York, 'Her
bert L. Cope of Caro, Mich., and Guy
C. Wonder of Tacoma, and E. 11.
Kuthorford, W. G. Barrow, C. Atkin
son, W. 11. Gulp, O. Ryst, Jr., and
Georgp Adams, of-Sun Francisco.
Meet me there! Where? Jackson
ville! When?. Thursday night!-.. 305
Netted Com potatoes' $1.75 per hun
dred delivered. Warner, Wortman &
Gore. - 309
The many friends and classmates
of Andorson S. Joy, Bon of Mr. uud
Mrs. 'Herman C. Joy, who graduated
In" 191.7. from tho tylodrord high
schoBl-wIll ibo-pleased. to hoan that.he
has Just been olocted to membership
i Tai Beta i'l, tho honorury ongi
nering iintonnty. his election was
based Upon tue high grade of schol
arship which ho has. maintained nnd
upon the regard In which he is held
by his Instructors, fellow students
and members of the .Washington
chapter.;' Ho graduated this yoar lii
mechanical engineering from the
University of Washington.
Soda Fountain for sale at DeVoe's
tf
After all Is said and done iyou will
still coutinuo to save nt the Grocorterla.
Chester C. Kubll, of Applogato plans
to Install a- Htoain launch ou Squaw
lake this summer for tho accommoda
tion or tourists and vacationists, also.
row boats with motor attachments for
fishermen. Stpinw Lake Is one of the
most plcturoHouv spots of southern
Oregon, but not extensively visited
owing to lack of simple comforts.
Can you dance? . Start right. We
leach waltz, ono-stup and fox-trot in
Uio latest steps. Special attention to
beginners. Strictly private, lessons.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
S to 10 p. m. In Althoa hall above
Medford Pharmacy, coruor ot Main and
C911HHI. , Campbell Dancing School
tor Hcflncd People. 30(i
Knights of Pythias, don't forgot the
Pyllilan Sisters diiliue, Friday night
;lufl
William 1 1 a 111 11 1 011 of Applogate
spent Monday In the city attending ti.
business matturs.
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Hullillni; nnd Loan association
tf
Candy, pastry . su:e. Presbyterian
church, Thui'B., 10 u. m., March 21..
309
B. G. Worthington, a- former, well
known resident ot this city. Is now
living in Los Angeles, Cel., "where he
Is stage manager for the Pud (ages the
ater. . ,
For sale Outdoor self-cleaning rab
bit hutches. Bliss Heine, 916 West
Tenth street, Medford. . - ' t 307
Attention knights! You -will miss a
good time if you - don't ! attend the
Pythian Sisters danco Friday night.
I ' 30G
Axel Lundgrcn of the 3tue .Ledge
district, is spending a fowl days In the
city attending to business, mutters and
visiting friends.
'After nil Is saidand dono you will
still continue to buvo at thi Grocorterla,
, ; y: tf
Confetti, serpentine.' 'favors, : Irish
music and . a good itfcme at 'tho St.
Patrick's Eve dance .tonight. Place,
Xatatorluni. f. : ; '. V 304
Joe 11. Wilson, 1-siowu locally as
"Little Joe-", has'retiijed froni the auto
mobile business In (Portland, ;. and is
now agent In that cpty for a ', : ready-
made house company! , ; ;
-.Butter-Koll bread ,1s made with tut
highest grade shortofuing and milk. At
your grocer. 1 .. , .. ; 308
"Daddy's Nile," . Jacksoif ""building
March 18, eight ', o'clock, pjrofessor
Relmer will lecture on China and the
ladles of tho circle wU serve delicious
refreshments. ' AdmCKSion twehty-fiye
cents. ; '" 306'
Jack Aitkeu will leave about the
first of tho month for eastern Oregon
where he will be engaged all summer
on fish screen business. i - -
Now Is the time to have your elec
tric fan overhauled. Phone orders
925-L and . I'll - call. Plorce Repair
Shop. 116 N.' Central, .'The. Glass
House." ' 309
' After all Is said. and done you will
still continue id save at tho Grocerterla.
' ' " .. . . tf
People returning from Ashland Mon
day and Tuesday night report that
auto drivers on the -Pacific Highway
have been bothered recently by tho
headlight on a big car driven at exces
sive speed. The. driver flashes the
light which Ik of high power Into the
faces of occupants of approaching
cars, and yells a ribald remark us he
races by. Efforts to secure tile license
number of tho car have been unsuc
cessful for the reason that none Is In
sight. !
Violin instruction, Florence Howeil,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone 54G-H. tf
Pythian Sisters dance, K. C. hull,
Friday night. All knights and families
are expected to attend. - 30G
Seely V. Hall left Tuesday afternoon
on n business trip to Olendale and
Portland.. He made the trip to Gleri
dale by auto, going the rest of the way
by train. !
Butter-Koll bread a rich nutritious
loaf for discriminating people, at your
grocer. jos
Celebrate In honor of St. Patrick
this evening nt the; Natatoriuni. Coii
Wttl, . serpentine ; uud favors In nbun-
dhncor A good time' for e'oryono. 304
Jay Olmstuad has returno'd to the
city nrtor a three months slny all by
himself on his homestead In the Butte
Falls district.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiore for
NuDono. Phono BS6-J,. ' tf
Mrs. Ida Umlmch whe Is tho-worthy
grand .matron ot the Orogon Eastern
Slai-i arrived last evening and Is the
guest ot Mrs. W, H. McGowan. She
Keanics Chapter tonight. All mem
bers of the order aro Invited to nttomh
304
The next naturalisation hearings
will bo held next May. A number of
applications for citlzonship were heltt
over, owing to the applicants not hay-,
lug a sul'riclent number of wltnesaoji
on hand, and posting their names t'tit
90 days. v:
Patronize home and build up payrolls-
by insisting on having broonj's,
mnde by Rogue River Broom Works.
308'
Hemstitching and plcotlng t
10 .cents per yard. .
Tho Vanity Hat Shop, . . '
Cor. E. Main and Bartlett. ' tf'
The county road scraper has been
impkiyed the last few days leveling.:
down tho aides of tho Jacksonville'
road within Hid city limits, "v V
For crating, packing and"' stornftd
cull 333 Koizur Transfer. " 3J4
special sale, discount 25 percent, oil,
hi nun Kiiuim hi Minn. ixnvM jeffripf.
Entire stock going. 3UT1
Attorney Gus Newbury attended fii
legal business in the county seat Tuoi-.
day afternoon. ,' "J
' After all is said and dono you will
atlll continue lo save at the Orocerterht
Grape cider, fresh from tho press at
tho Jackson County' Creamery Bottling'
Dept. Phono L'2-R. y
1 - 11...
Perhaps You Don't Know"
says the Good Judge ...
How long a little of
the Real Tobacco
Chev will last.
Nor how much gen
uine chewing satisfac
tion the full, rich real
- tobacco taste will give.
Ask an v man who uses
the Real Tobacco Chew.
He will tell you that
this class of tobacco
will give more satisfac
tionand nt less cost
than the ordinary kind.
Put up in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Among the plums to be handed out
by President Harding diiriug the Bum
mer will the postmastershlp of
Jacksonville; at present held by Louis
Ulrlch', whpse trin expires In July. It
pays $1200 per annum, and there are
several-, citizens of Jacksonville who
are net adverse to securing It.
: Bettiif get sbme" of tho print paper
on rolls for wrapping paper at this
ofrice and salvia 2 or 3 cents per pound.
Come and look at It and be convinced.
' ' : ' ' ' ' " tr
Everything electrical. Medford Elec-j
trie Co. Phone 601. '
, Roy Ashpole of Eagle Point was a
business visitor In tho city for a few
hours Tuesday. '
, Dolco-Light Electricity for every
farm., .Medford Electric Co.
: Over 2000 cans of government bacon
have been s.old in eight weeks by the
Orocerteria. Better get what you want
uofore It's all gone. tf
' The regular spring report that
Charles W. Palm was going to erect
a new building at the corner of Main
slid Fir streets cropped out Tuesday,
ami was answered by Mr. Palm as fol
lows: "As soou as material gets down,
where it is. possible to build without
going bankrupt, I will start work, It
win cither bo a one-story building or a
five-story building, the latter if condi
tions warrant." . ,
i Dr. Jouett P. bray is in 'his office
week days except Thursdays, room
4 J9-410. Phone 580. Lady assistant.
"Keep Smiling." tf
j Match yojir Bhade. of thair with real
hair now and. get 25 percent reduction
at Mme. Dowd Jeffries, . 307
: Enstei; this .year fulls on Sunday,
March l!Tth. : This is the first time iu
sovoifiL.year&jthat-Eaater Sunday has
CoiucJo March "' .
, .C'si, .'doors and frames everything
in, ! ri)llwoi;kv; i .Trowbridge . Cabinet,
Works. ; . '. ' ' ' ' ''"' 322
. When bettor automobiles aro'buIU,
Bplck; .will build them. ". U" .
, I'Unclo" John Westerlund who has.
been slightly ill' ivr several weeks
with a bud colli, Is himself once more.
Ho lias moved to his residence on East
Main street. ,
Some first class .30x3 tires ?i5.00
Medford Vulcanizing Works. 322
Shade frames for electric stand
lamps made to order by Pierce, 116 N.
.Central,. "The Glass House." - . 304
J. .F.' Brown ot Eagle Point, spent
Tuesday afternoon In tho city attend
ing to business matters.
Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blocks antf kindling. Valley Fuel
Co, . ,, : . tr
Don't P"t off making that silk shade.
Pierce makes the frames to 'order at
116 N. Central. Phone orders 925-L".
i . - .!. . . . .-' 304
Louis Swine, a stockman and butch
er of Ashland spent Tuesday in the
city .on business. "'
'.After all is said and done you will
still continue to save at the Grocerterla,
-''." - ;.--' -: 'V tf
.Five-room modern bungalow furnish
ed, pavement. Ciojae In on good street,
?3000. Terms'. ! Mrfdrord Land Insur
ance Agonoy, 220 West Main street.
!"'...."'. .- 304
' At(orney Georgd M. Roberts trntis
licted logal business in the county seat
Tuosdiiy' nftoruoon,
( Don't forget to drop In and get ypur
free sample.- ot Hbefler's chocolates,
Saturday, the .ninbteenth at the Med
ford Pharmacy, Main and Central.306
Alfalfa, seed, tests 99.92, no dodder.
Phone 902. Elinor Hanley Bush. S26
East Main. . 310
Mr. nnif Mrs. Loufs Ulrlch nnd soli
Russell of . Jacksonville were Medford
visitors yesterday',nftornoon.
, Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phono 66J;.
: Hotel Medford (!0o lunchos ore world
famous,.-. Comb and t:.. ihem. 307
- Alex .-(Sparrow arrived home Tnos-,
day -from -a week's visit in Portland
klul-Ing which he attended the meet
ing hold, there in-tho Interest of ro
jflnanclng.' tho .C'rntor Lake conces
sions and to pivide better hotel and
other accommodations.
:-.'Income tax returns prop'arod. Lindas
235 East Main. . .. . . . ..
Straight, Bound cylinders plus Do
Luxe pistons means more -power and
leas oil trouble, i', F. Close, Riverside
Garage. 1 .- 305
At the -Naikitfofcl ari Isaac WerU
of Auderson, Clif.tand R. II. Carter,
If 5-611 want some print paper - In'
-ills, to fit in your paper racks or to:
. S. Burk'andson and Mr. and Mrs. ' uo without the racks, better see ub it
E. Ganoe of Portland; . ; onco and save money. - tf
TP J--AyE T CLASSIFY
UOU SALE Kitchen : stove . W "good
1 condition. .Piorco's Ilopnlr Shop," llii
''J N. Central. - - -- '809
If OR SALE One ; Overland Country
Club in' first class condition, 1917
! model. Overhauled and newly palut-
ed. . Has spring bumper, spot light.
: wire wheels, cord tires in rear, two
extra tires'. Special price for cash.
Phono 709-L or call at 122 X. Ivv.
' ' 307''
FOR SALE Two leather, bottom rock
: ing chairs. .'good- as new'. Mission
, finish. Phono 709-L pr call at 122
j N. Ivy St. r " so7
LOST Set halfllnch rope pulley
blocks. Finder pleaso return to' or
j notify -Cnlin-Oiegon. Powor Co. Ml
FOR SALE filS nci-cs nt $110.00 per
acre. Ono of tho best locations in
the valley. Lnrse modern homo. line
; shade trees, cement cellar. 65 acres
'.allulfu. If. sold .within 00 days crop
goes with place. C. S. Butterfleld.
.lCilWi Ml'
Hi'
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
FOR SALE Ford, bargain. Xew body
and top. first-rlass condition, good
rubber nnd all extras, $150 will han
'illo dealjSS X. Riverside.
WAKTjiD-To
1'honn.Sl.
buy,' roll lop
desk
30C
WANT EH A 3-liottoni tractor plow.
' "Phono -S97-J-1. t 3110
7 lU'iuiiimlm iiinnOTWiUM-wii Fyim m inihMU'Hi
PAgE.
vlUJJl'.,'
, Now
Playing
THE lillvfiKST IIKAItT PKTl I!J: OF THE (iEXEIiATlOX. ,
A picture that is almost sublime Jiljjrs. forceful anil (liuniatleally ap-(k-aling
presentation of the niotlio --love ihomc! It i-caclie.i depths
of palios and lielglits of human foiling seldom found on the screen;
It will make you cry, thi-ii 'dry tin'; I cur vitli 11 smile; it will thrill
ygu vtith its drama and hold you tight with Its suspense. It's worth
seeing if ever a picture was.
OTIlEi: ATTli.H'TrO.vS OF yl'ALI'I'V
i ST. JIMIX in .'TllorilLK'
I!I!.Y J lcriKi'llAPH '
JAXIfK liLTLER ;
at Tin: xi;w-
AVFUI.lTZEIi OltC.'AX
COMING SUNDAY
"CUPID THE COWPUNCHER!';-
SI
YOU CAN GET. MOST ANY
OLD THING AT. MOST ANY
OLD TIME A,T DE VQE 'S ,
f tte Medford '
j Auto Paint Shop
- (Registered)
I. ! General Motor Car Iieflnlslilng
I V.iT'AntrJll .Tjiekoim. . lhnnff .7ni
BE PHOTOGRAPHED
THIS YEAR '
ON YOUR BIRTHDAY
SWEM'S STUDIO
port sale
I Alfalfa seedtcommnnlpeV'rwt. $22.50
Alfalfa seed (Cvinini). per cwt. S5.U0
Clover seed livdl per cwt. SO. 00
- '(Inwr-sped-talsike, per cwl. 34.00
' Clover seed I sweet 1, per cwt... 25.00
, Seed barle,v irecleaned), per
i cwt i 2.511
j Send iiatsv ( recleaned), per cwt S.Oti
t-good-Chevrolet car.
j 1 brlv'k. lvaidence hi Central Point.
! 1 cotthge IB tVntral Point.
! TEXTUAL TOIXT FEED STORE
' Messe L. Hlch.irdauin.' Phone 41
see
T.H O M A S
MEIGH AN
"CONRAD 1NS0UEST
OF HIS YOUTH"
A happy romance of . love, youth
and high adventure which give3 a
recipe for renewing' youth. '
"Tea for Two"
Seh-t ted Comedy
Bray Pictogr
Grace Brown a
-. Or?an
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
RIALTO
SUNDAY
BILLIE
BURKE
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