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

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Newspaper Page Text" PXGE TTTO 1 s MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE, afEDFORD". OKFJOX. FTJTDAY, ATftTL 8. 1021 Tocal and Personal The loral wi-athiM' ofrico crew und tlie 'i)i:hiinliis on joyed a Kuoil isli-ep last nlKht for tliO rirsi time this week, as the heavy frost that was predicted liy the San Francisco weather hui-Hau Thursday forenoon for this niorninK did not materialize and it generally became known that It would not when Floyd Young, the frost expect, after carefully making his deductions an nounced at 6:30 p. 111. yesterday thai there woidd he no frost. Then Mr. Yomm and County As?cnt ('ate knock ed off work and attended tho bin do jiiK3 of the Hlks lotlse. pariners attention! Have your wood cut now. No job too small and none too larue. Phono GSG-Y, Henry Wolff. Also one BriKfe's auto woodsaw attach ment for sale cheap. 110 , Lost Amethyst, and pearl plil shap ed like shamrock, (lenerous reward. Jleturu to Mail Tribune office. 17 ltev. E. I Lawrence of Klamath Falls, the newly elected pastor of the First I'resbyierian church of this city, will nreach the luomliiK sermon lit that church Sunday. My motto: Not t.ow "many" I can treat but how "cood" I can treat those ' 1 do. Dr. Coleman, Chiropractic and Natural Methods. M. F. & II. lllilS. t Why not dance on the finest floor and to the best music'; Sat. nlte at the Natalorium. H Dr. J. Lnwrcnco Hill, former well known Medford resident, who has re sided III I'orlland for the past three . yearn, In which city his wife died this winter, arrived in the city this niorn inK to visit with friends several days and to look after Ills property Inter ests here, lie Is Blopplng at the Med ford. lluy your buiIhs supply of. - oil at iCiates': It will pay you. V . '!l.....l I...,.,-' .l t.'iirn The fruit Brewers of Grants Pass and vicinity are now receiving the daily frost warnings of Floyd Young, the expert stationed at Medford, thru the central station of the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company Grants Pass, which receives Mr. Young's report between 7 and 8 p. in. If you have an odd job you want done, or need help for housecleanlng. etc., telephone The Salvation Army year. 35(i. Mule or female help furnished Grace of carrhi The work of cleaning up the ell auto camp grounds was begun thi morning, and by noon when the work was only partially completed one could hardly recognize the place, so of : improved was Its appearance. Chicago, Illinois reports that In both tho city and In the state of Illinois 11121 mucks are the car or the year and head all others in sales again this 15 i natural when free of charge We wisli to help un employed. Capt. W. C. Sinclair, 229 Apple street. 17 Itead Jones' ad page five. 15 'you walk In combination arch preser ver shoes. The Huh Co. ' 15 The Ashland lodge of Elks was rep resented by a very large delegation' of The all-day dairy meeting for the its members, said to number 100, at ; Head .(ones' ad page five. . Mrs. K. 15. (ioro will talk to ihe Koosevelt Parent-Teachers next Fri day ultornoon at i! o'clock on the sub ject, "The Shorter School Day. ' There will be a musical program also, and light refreshments will be served. All women Inlerested In the hciiooi are cordially Invited to attend. If you buy oil without talking with Gates you nrc the loser. lu Attend the Old Time llnrgain Days Bales beginning tomorrow at Mann's .' Included among tho Oregonlnns Rtonnlng at the Medford are Gllber W. Allen of Saloni, A. C. Wilbur Albany and the following rrom I'm Innd: George W. Stokes, Floyd 1 Porris. Phillip Heck, It. S. Tunref and M. Frledenthal. ' Trv our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Community dancing Sal. nite at Nntatoriuin. Imperial orchestra, "Dest In the West" and finest equip- tied hall In southern Oregon. 15 F. S. Dramwoll was one of tho 25 .Grants Pass Klks who atlended the Installation' and .sniolter of the local lodge last night. Two trailers, best ever. Price below cost. C. E. Gates Aulo Co. 15 ; Head .lones' ad page five. 15 The smudging of this week has greatly blackened the light colored dogs and chickens of tho city. Even those canine pets who are kept In the house nights, had their natural beauty spoiled by rolling over tho grass when let out of doors. Gregg shorthand and speed typing class now starting. Ilookkccping mas terod quickly through our new ma chine inothods. Medford llusluess Col lego. , 17 Heal old tlmo bargains nt Mann's Bale Blurting tomorrow. 15 A big meeting of the Knights Tom plar coinmandery was held last even Ing, at which tho Order of the Temple 'was conferred on Edward lllnns and Jerry Jerome of .Medford. Ashland Tidings. ' ' Our April Fold's Day salo was hummer, our next Hummer salo Frl day and Snlurday, this week, Trnax Store. 15 Itead Jones' ad page five. 15 Mrs. Ralph I'lttach of the Applegato Koellon arrived lu the city Thursday and Is a guest at the Medford. We can allow you a fair price ret old tires lu trade. Exchange Tire Co. 15 Old time bargain days sales, Mann's starting tomorrow. 15 The funeral service over Lois Wll helm will bo held In the Perl Funeral Home Saturday afternoon at 2::in o'clock. Friends of Miss Wllhelui and of her family are welcome. The Inter incut will bo made lu the Oddfellows cemetery. Look today and tomorrow It's gone grab a used car at Gates' while there are several to pick from. 15 See "The Twelve Pound Look" at the High School this evening. 15 ' Horace Pcllon of Gold Hill spent Thursday 111 the city and intended the ElkB lodge session last night. H SAYI tiiMiiraiiee .lust look over your pouch's iiml Nil1: If lliey nil read Mike. If tliey cover what you wan! covert "fl. It the iiiiiount.H arc high enough on nil Items, and ulso not too high. If not have them corrected. It. A. HOLMKS THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and Honda ....'Jackson County Hank Bids. dairymen of the county will begin here tomorrow at 10:30 a. in. ill the public library. Ilest goods, lowest prices, Trnax Store, 327 E. Main street. 1 You can now get the new McQnay- .N'orrls perfect ground step cut piston ring for 35c at the Riverside garage We can;' a complete stock of McQnay Norrls step cut and Stiperoyl rings and Inland rings. 20 Guests from outside the stale at the Medford include C. L. Alkinson, F. W Charles and John F. Wilde of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gable of Eelvl- dere. 111., J. C. Kahl of Racine, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Kiinhardt of New York, .Mr. and Mrs. O. Adamson and S. II. Fisher of Seattle, C. M. LeValley of Oakland, Calif., and .1. II. Stlpp and II. II. Weaver of Sail Francisco Majestic orchestra at Eagle Point Saturday night. It! Aesthetic (lancing, dramatic work and jazz orchestra at high school this evening. Admission 35c. Among the Diinsmuir, Calif., visitors in the city Thursday and today arc M. W. Wisecarver, F. M. Duggan.J- II. Huse, C. A. Lipp and M. 10. IleaiK ghan. They are registered at the Medford. If you expect to get a good used car this spring now Is the time. C. E Gates Auto Co.' 15 Kead Jones' ad page five. 15 Among Ihe new awnings going up in the business part of the city Is one covering Ihe whole slore front of the Weeks & Orr company which Is prob ably the largest awning in Medford Miss Alta Naylor, Goodwin corse Here, 121 N. Grape street. Phone 648-1 - 35 Are you paying license for 30 horse power und getting only 107 We can give you hack the old lower and pep by reboring and refitting your motor, Riverside Garage. 20 "Complete agreement between Ihe stale highway commission and the forestry department of the federal government for the Immediate under taking of the building of the highway lo the .losophiue Caves Is reported by Geo. C. Subln, who returned from Portland this afternoon. Mr. Rabin went to Portland to represent the community nt the meeting nt which the caves road matter was to be de termined, and he states that both the highway commission and the bureau of public roads are supporting the caves road to tho fullest extent, and at tile meeting held yesterday after noon agreed upon the appropriation of funds for tho construction. Tho state has all of its portion of the money roady, but the federal authorities are having to divert from another project to enable them to commence the work now. 1 his is agreed upon, however. Grants Pass Courier. Everything eloctrlcal. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone C61. High school play this evening. Ad mission 35c. 15 The lecture of Norman Wayne Phelps, state superintendent of the World's Purity Federation, on White Slavery and the Double Stan dard of Morals Unmasked," In the Methodist, church tonight will begin at 7:30 p. m. Hummer salo, next Friday and Sat urday, Trnax Store. 15 Dramatic club presents "Twelve Pound Look" at the High School this evening. . 15 L. II. Gregory, well known Portland newspaper man and sporting editor of tho Oregonlau. slopped over in the city this forenoon for u while, enroute by auto to Portland from Sanla Maria, Calif., whore he was with the Portland baseball club during the training sea son. Ho reports that Ihe club Is a fairly good one, of young fellows most ly, and predicts that they will make a good showing when they get to going. Mr. Gregory says that the roads thru California and over Ihe Slsklyous are flue. Others nre grabbing bargains In used cars, why not you? C. E. Gates Auto Co. 15 Two helpful, Inspiring services will be helil at (ho Presbyterian cl urch Ibis coming Sunday, ltev. l awence who will lake full charge beginning May 1st, will be present and deliver the sermon at the morning service. The quartet will use Shelley's "Watch man Tell Cs of the Night" and Mr. Scougal will sing "These Are They." U the evening service at S o'clock the song service ns announced In yester day's Tribune will bo given. 15 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels are visit ing in Portland tills week and are making their headquarters at the Port land hotel. Lowest prices In Medford, Hummer Sale, next Friday and Saturday, Truax Store. 15 Rend Jones' ad page five. 13 Among guests at the Holland are S. Rushforth and family .if Vancouver. It. C, Mr. and Mrs. L. .1. Lewis of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wrlghtnian of San Francisco, and II. Ileiger und Victor Riulln of Seattle. New hats arriving daily at Lottie Howard's, 100 X. Central avenue. 17 Quality Roods, prices can't ho beat. Truax Store. 15 W. Gaston Domergue, the local In surance man, spent Thursday In Irants Pass on huslness. R. A. Holmes, tho insurance Man. J Insurance, and Douds, plus Service. last a Ihe big Eks lodge doings here night. ? ? ? Real music ? ? ? WItliam's jazz fiddle, J'ville, Fri. nite. Eagle Point Sat. nite. 16' Get that spare tire from our large stock of used and rebuilt tires. Priced right. Exchange Tire Co. -15 The regular jury term of the spring session of circuit court of Josephine county, will begin at Grants Pass next Monday with Judge Calkins on the bench. Cut worms kill vegetables. Carco kills cut worms. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. ' tf The happiest feet In this town are the ones Inside of combination arch preserver shoes. Exclusive sale at The Hub Co. 15 Ralph Elden, who has been ill at his home near Central Point ihe past three weoks and was on the verge of pneumonia, Is improving und is able to sit up a while mornings daily. Dn wn in Houston, Texas they 'soy "If you want service, style and coin fort, buy a flulck," writes Mrs. Thorn- wiill Fay.. a jjroininenL. wqiiiuu, of that cifj;: wlk i-'drlves'ttli'tf.-U' "f V,i:;;V. J5 H." T.'S.y dry" Harlum 'sulphur for your pink spray. Farm Unreal! Co operative Exchange, .,, .. 1C The St. Mark's' Guild cafeteria -iuuclieon aiuLmeqilng held lu the par lors of the Holland hotel yesterday noon had a very largo attendance and was an enjoyable affair. ? Real music ? ? ? William's jazz riddle, J'ville, Fri. nite. Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 10 Ladies' sweaters $3.00 Friday and Saturday only, Truax Store. 15 The Medford Service station, corner of East Main street and South River side, in its fresh coat of maroon and white paint, and whitewashed stones along the paths, and with the new con crete walk along Riverside presents an attractive appearance, which will be enhanced still more when the grass gels to growing in the plot nlong this walk. Anyone having trouble with mildew on roses can get rid of It by using Mlidew-Go". Sold by Monarch Seed Co. tf" 17-in. by 32-ln. buck towels, two for 35c, Friday and Saturday only at the Trnax Store. 15 F. 11. Xorvell of Colorado Springs, Colo., Is a guest at the Nash, as are also Win. Hall of Klamath Falls, E. Anderson and J. G. Crrutt of Portland, ind Mrs. L. Hostel and Mrs. 1. A. Renth of Sisson, Calif. The Medford Auto company have a dandy Dodge touring for snle. A bar gain. J5 Pollyanna lunch and delicatessen. 16 Two distinguished visitors passed through Medford late yesterday after noon on the north bound train enroute from San Francisco to Portland. They were General Leonard Wood, who Is on his way to Seattle, from where he sails to go to the Philippines and the Orient on an Investigating commission for President Harding, anil Madame Tettrlzlnl, the famous singer, whose car was a mass of flowers it Is said. Real music ? ? ? William's Jazz fiddle, J'ville Fri. nlte. Eagle oint Sat. nlte. lti Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235 last Main." '- Hear creek while receding dally Is still al a rntiiiiiii-tillv.,1., ht..l. ut.,,... r... - ... .. .......(..yv tJ ..,(, ! Xhii tline ot JjeniVinnd promises some great trout fishing when the season opens oji April lDlh. Hum- iiiiio nance given oy i. or I'. All Knights and their ladies nre lu lled. Wed..eve. April 13. "' 111 Your feet are not growing longer. our aches are simply flattening down. he combination arch preserver shoe 111 help you. The Hub Co. 15 Three wanderers Who arrived In the city by the freight train route were given lodgings In Ihe' city prison last night. Ith them safely locked up there the night police didin't have to worry about their presence lu the citv. and they were ordered out of town the first thing this morning. Soda Fountain for sale at DeVoe's. tf Violin instruction, Florence Howell, special nttentlon to beginners. Spnrta building, phone 545-11. tf Included among Ihe Oregonlans nt the Medford are It. O. Lewis of Klam ath Falls, Phil I). Franklin and J. C. Currlo of Salem, Thus. 11. Xess or Oakland. '!'. II. Johnson of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Luna of Philomath, and Ihe following rrom Portland: Hugh E. Henry, II. F. Olhus, A. X. lliilnuin, II. II. Miller. K. T. Abort. E. II. Sihroeder, Frank (l.lndstroin, S. II. Italian. J. M. and J. 11. Simoiuls and E. L. Webster. I'pstalrs bargain dept. at The Hub Women's oxfords, pumps and ties at special prices for Saturday. Xew bar gain dept. upstairs. Open Saturday 15' Men s dress shirts $1.33 Friday and Saturday at the Truax Store, 327 East Main. 15, The ranch home of M. M. Tucker, east of Ashland, was burned to the ground this morning, together with practically all its contents. Only a little bedding and some clothing were secured from the burning' building be fore the flames rendered approach lo the house impossible. There was no insurance carried on the building ana contents. Ashland Tidings. Writing tablets, 5c and 10c at the Truax Store. 13 The Hub Co. Women's oxfords and pumps placed in bargain dept. for Saturday. Visit our upstairs bargain dept. Everything in women's oxfords and pumps. Dept. open Saturday. 15 Delco-Light Electricity for every farm. Medrord Electric Co. Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main". . tf Sleepy Hollow" at Eagle Point Sat urday night. .4 HJ James Moore of Roseiimg Is spend' lug a few days In the.clty attending to business matters..; '; Mrs. Hrasted will be glad to serve you Saturday at Warner, Wort mun and Gore with Wadco coffee and other good things made from Diamond W. Jelly Powders. 15 Wanted Refined, cultured and ex perienced woman to keen house for three In family. No washing or iron ing. J, F. Hale, 305 S. Oakdalu. tf Bargains In women's oxfords and pumps, upstairs. Take a look Satur day. Special prices, cost forgotten. Look for your Blze. Dept. open Satur day. The Hub Co. l.1 Royal Brown of Eagle Point spent Thursday afternoon and evening in (lie city. Science tells us there is health and longevity in good bread. Experience has taught us how to make It. Butter- Roll Hread, for health and happiness.' at your grocer. ni Feed wheat $2.40 per cwt. at the Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange. tf',4 If you like good eats, a jolly time and fine music don't miss tho dance at Golsby's hall. Sat., April 10th. Denefit of Unlontown school. 15 Axel Lundgren has returned to his mine in the Illue Ledge district after a short stay in the city. Special prices on women's oxfords and pumps, Saturday at The Hub. Special lots or oxrords and pumps in new bargain dept. upstairs. 15' rersonai attention -o overdue ac counts. Lindas, 235 East Main. Toilet soap 5c a bar at the Truax Store. - , . is H. H. Noel left Thursday afternoon on a short business trip to San Diego and other southern California towns. Blocks and dry slabs for sale. Call 59. - tf 50c cans Royal Raking Powder for 5c at the Truax Store, Friday and Saturday only. 15 Walter D. .Meirlck, a well known resident of this city, is now in Mexico City, and expects to leave for a tour of the Orient in thiilall. "Little Pal o' Mine" at Englo Point Snlurday night. . i(j Picollng Hemstitching Buttons covered Handicraft Shop. tf Ford truck with cab ana good body for sale cheap. New tires. Seely V. Hall Motor Co. Leon Harris who has been sintering from illness and injuries at his ranch home is able lo be out once mifre. ' , Macaroni, three in, for 5c Friday and Saturday, at Ihe Truax Store, 227 East Main. 15 Sewing wanted. Phone 531-M. 15 Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 101 South Riverside. tf It. H. Johnson of Grants Pass trans acted business and visited friends in this city Thursday afternoon. Wnen better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Those wanting pure milk and cream from tubercular tested cows phone 627-Y. Bliss and Scott Dairy. 1 Make spring afternoons happier for yourself and child through the joys of kindergarten methods. Tiny Tot School, phone S32-W. . If Henry Fisk of Montague," Cal., if among the out of town visitors in the city this week. ' ' Invest your savings in the' Sackson County Building and Loan association. tf Big time at Eagle Point Saturday, April 9. 10 We have room for a rew more hogs in our shipment to Portland Monday. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange, I 932. 10 The Elks Minstrel show will give a performance in Yreka, Cal., sometime in May, when the roads will be in good shape for the trip by auto. Strange as it may seem, ihe citizens and Elks of that place are insistent in their ideas that the show be given for their benefit, and they will be accommodated. tj. Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty onop. zui-j. it' K,i, do.. I Iemsj! Itching an d BicoHug singer 'Sewing' SMaWiiHe'Jfe- K .- i M S.Fl'lTTKbHe 2 IVR""''" ' FT Majestic orchestra at Jacksonville Friday, April S... j, pJ(wr.Jft Victor liansoh of " Astoria ' OreCfin. visited frrends Si thislcity Weilijhsltsiy enroute to i-aiq;Aiio, cam. Save money on wrapping piper by using white print paper in rolls. Ask this office. tf Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood, mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel Co. - tf "The condition of Oregon .banks, as reflected by this statement, is very satisfactory, and there is a substantial improvement since January 1." said Frank C. Bramwell, state superinten dent or -anks in a recent statement. "Some of the banks which were state-. Bering under the burdens of a sudden depression have materially strength ened their position. 1 believe - the. banks of this state will be able to pass through the remaining period or re adjustment without future embarass mont. If these results are accom plished, the state of Oregon will go down In history of banking with only one failure due to the sudden decline in prices, j lie only failure, up to the present time, Is the Crook County bank of Prinevillo. The Bank of Jack sonville was closed in August, 1920, but this failure may be attributed to many causes which were not the result of market conditions." Everything electrical. Medford Elec trio Co. Phone 661. "Do You Ever Think Of Me" at T. L. Beard writes from .Medford that he and his rainily will return f Eugene to locale in Ihe near future. .Mr. Beard formerly owned the service aialinn lit the corner of Olive and Slxttt -.street, this city Eugene Guard. Four auto louring parlies were en camped.JU the city auto camp grounds this ihoihing. Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. ' tf Patronize home and building pay rolls by insisting on having brooms made by Rogue River Bruom Works. 17 i; "Pelvin" at Jacksonville Fri. Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Ha Shop, Cor. E. .Main and Bartlett. t! I.uchina" at Jacksonville Frl. i; Sale on odd dishes at the Trua Store, Friday and Saturday. ; 12-inch dry pine $!.0o a tier; IC-inc dry pine $1.75. Valley Fuel Co. tl U ang-Wang Blues" at Jacksonvil ; Friday night. K j' Delco-I.ight farm light ana powt ; plants. Medford Electric Co. j Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere f jTJiiBone. Phone 5S5-J. t! tf Jacksonville Friday night. 15 RIALTO ONLY TWO MORE DAYS 'The Jucklins' Southern Konuuicc, Pride unit Chivalry, Portrayed by an AII-Sihc Oust Featuring .Monte Blue, Mitble Julienne Scon and Charles Ogle. -. "MIX!) VOI R 111Z" fAuother 100 Comedy J Topics of Ihe ?TW 'aV al,l Graccy jjv Brown at the Or- , . COMING SUNDAY " "TRUMPET ISLAND" GOUVERNEUR MORRIS' STORY TOO LATE TD CLASSIFY WANTED Exierienccd woman for general housework. Mrs. William Vawter. phono 393-R. tr WAX TED or large Brown. -Furnished il-room house Call plume 520 for Frank PAGE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT April 12. Curtain 8:30 TICKETS OX SALE TOMORROW 12:00 O'CLOCK Floor ?2..-0; llalcony $2, sji1..-0, SI plus 10', war lax THE GREATEST Ml'SK'AL COMEDY IX THE WORLD New York Chicago Boston San Francisco and The Critics SAID SO ! SAYS SO ! ! SAY SO ! ! A NATION'S VERDICT THE SWEETHEART SHOP With HARRY K. MORTON and fcNTIRE ORIGINAL CO. "Mriclit, Murpv. rlfun San Kranciv-.i v.i promisi f liv tl." Kanuii-r. "t.ii.t lii ): lit H iHiiliriuP went nw.iv lllllnliilliil itn tllniM iionii U-. "Not H sliipi.l it lin-oim' inoinoiil In it jo (mm "A)ii:illv. pt t'tr.l in n Mlltfitlir llllllllvi lOl;li ,(n I No I K: :I.O0 liun f.H J...u. ORCHESTRA or COMPANY MUSICIANS I (he vfw YmW iMinpjny ami i ami i lint Miliar ocr it fun. Iviriimiiij in i-ti.l." lliilli-titi. ipm uy Ini'iin-w" t'jll. it MiViAj H Saturday Specials COFFEE SALE Hills' Blue, 3 lb. package 89c ORANGE SALE Another large shipment of Oranges just arrived. Will he sold at very attractive prices1. FRESH VEGETABLES Everything on the Market ; PICNIC TIME " We Specialize briPicnic floods ; GROCERIES GROCERIES ' SO DIFFERENT . . SO PLEASING Palace Grocery 1 1 THE SPOTLESS FOOD STORE Phone 109 132 W. Main Service Our Motto 100 Per Cent Courtesy, Pictures, Music' MAY YET BE SEEN - AT THIS , ' THEATER BUT OUR ADVICE IS TO HURRY! Kit M I f- .i4t" T v yl i- Attraction B wJ& uk. J ill r ? M Attractlon 111 w-wr m a B ir.V--" i.v. ' i -,.V "THE Stands alone as the most sensationaliy popular photoplay ever nnde! EZSml SUNDAY REX BEACH'S "GOING SOME"