Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 11, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOT'I") MATTj TRiHUXE, MEDFOR,). Ob'KOON'. MONDAY, APRIL 11. 1f2l ocal and Personal The week of fine weather ended abruptly with a thunder storm over the valley which began about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon and lasted an hour or more, thus putting an end toman) outings and picnic parties. Lightning struck a number of trees. The storm seemed to show more strength In the south end of the county and In the Willow Springs district. The lightning blew out a few fuses of the power com pany but otherwise did no damage to speak of so far as could be learned to day. It was the first thunder storm of the spring season. The .08 of an inch of rain which fell in the Medford vicinity was needed as the gardens mid ground were becoming rather dr ngaln. Cleaning house time is here. Now is the time to buy tho best piano nollsh at Palmer's Piano House. 234 Hast Main. -1 Regular commiinlncatlon of Realties chapter Wednesday evening the Kith Social evening. Mrs. John S. Law rence' committee serving. 18' Rev. K. P. Lawrence of. Klamath Falls, tho new pastor nf the ProBhyter Ian church presided In the pulpit of that church yesterday, and will remain hero to attend tho two days meeting of the Southern Oregon Presbytery which convenes In Ashland tomorrow Ho will come here to assume pernia nent charge of the pastorate the sec find Sunday in May. My motto: Not now "many" I can .treat but how "good" I can treat those I do. Dr. Coleman, Chlropractio and Natural Methods. . M. F. & II. Blilg. tf Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Mrs. George Esterly of Wnldo and her guest, Mrs, J. E. McKen.io of Van couver, B. C, arrived in the city and are guests at the Medford today, . Pollynnna for best lunches. 28 Gregg shorthand and speed typing class now starting. Bookkeeping mas tered quickly through our new ma flhlnt) methods, Medford Business Col lego. 17 ; Patrons of the Page and Rlalto theaters are frequently trcnltcd to sonio pleasing novelty in addition to tho regular photo play and music pro orn.ni and much enjoyed tho two vocal solos at those theaters by well known local singers. Miss Grace Brown sung "Mother Mnclnee" at the Rlalto, and "My Mnminy," Al Jolson's latest song linllftd, was sung at the Page by Harry Scoiigiill. Miss Brown Is a slngor of Wide and varied experience, her last engagement being as soloist at the Broadway Strand thoatcr of Detroit Her voice is a rich contralto, particu larly adapted to the ballad typo of song. '. Scougall, a former member oi. the Portland opera company and the Columbia Trio of the Columbia tboator of Portland has a natural baritone voice of wide range and dramatic In tensity. Both singers received spon taneous applause and responded to en cores. If; you have an odd job you want dono, or' need help for houscclcanlng etq.j telephone The Salvation Army 300, Male or fonialo help furnlsliod free of charge Wo wish to help un employed. Capt. V. C. Sinclair, 220 Apple street. 17 Watch tho new 1921 Cadillac cars how they seem to ooze along. The coupe, the touring car and the sport model may be seen on the streets of Medford every day. Size them tip yourself. 23 Patrick Welch of Spokane, president of the Rogue River Valley Canal com nany. arrived here Sunday to look after tho progress of the work or build ing the Medford irrigation district sys tem. Ella M. Cross, public stenographer, No.- 9, Jackson County Hank Bldg. Phone 320-R (mornings only). 41 "Ytlti can' now got the now MeQuiiy- Noirlsiierfoct' ground step cut piston ring for 35c at- the Riverside garnge We cany a complete stock of McQuay KorriB Btop cut and Superoyl rings, and Inland rings. 20 ' Portland guests at the Holland in elude Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo K. Rend, .1-. F.'Tloriioy, Wm. H. Ferguson. Win P. Day, J. M. Hruhr and Frank G. Hen nett. The bargains on furniture during the M. F. & II. Co. special sale this mouth will surprise you. MIsb Alta Naylor, Goodwin corse- tiore, 121 N. Grape street. Phone 648-J. 35 - Tho frost damage of last week In the Rogue River and Gold Hill sec (Ions of the vayey is summed up as follows In Saturday s Gold Hill News "Tho heavy frost which visited this valley this week commencing Sunday morning and every morning since has dono Inestimable amount of damage lo fruit and garden truck. The weather all spring has been so balmy and plea sant that every growing tiling was far advanced, and gardeners were entirely disarmed and careless. Some of the more caroful local guidenurs covered their stniberrles and will be able to have a supply, but mainly the crop oyer; the valley is heavily hit. Next ioi'k we will be able lo give a close estimate of the (lest rurl Ion here and have hopes that there will be many tracts that have been spared." 'Are you paying license for 30 horse power and getting only Id? We can give you back I ho old pwor and pep by reboring and refitting your motor. Riverside Garage. 20" ' Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 081. George W. Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J..T. Brewer, of West Main Rlreet Who was recently mustered out at Hnlboa Park, Calif., arrived home last week. He was In the service three or foiir' years nnrt has recently been on board the V. S. S. Charleston station ed at Mare Island, , The fine weather of Sunday fore noon and early afternoon caused a general exodus of Medford and valley people to the hills and streams and along the Pacific Highway on outings. The many people who fished at the river or smaller streams reported fair ly good luck. The Big and Little Butte creeks especially entertained a large number of fishermen. New hats arriving daily at Lottie Howard's, 109 N. Central avenue. 17 R. A. Holmes, the insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Mr. and Mrs. Carter C. Fultz and W. F. Reed were Sunday visitors in the city from Merlin. Better save money on furniture at the special sale at the M. F. & Co. 22 Cut worms kill vegetables. Carco kills cut worms. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. tf Among the northern California peo ple sojourning In Medford Sunday were IJr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Kleaver and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ling of Yreka. Anyone having trouble with mildew on roses can get rid of it by using "Mildew-Go". Sold by Monarch Seed Co. tf Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235 East Main. H. L. Walther Is expected home from Glondalo Tuesday having mo tored over to that town Sunday. Hard time dance given by Iv. of P. All Knights and their Indies are in vited. Wed. eve. April 1.1. 19 Soda Fountain for sale at DeVoe's. tf Circuit court for the April term in Josephine county convened in Grants Pass tills morning with Judge F. M. Calkins on the bench. The docket Is heavy with 17 cases awaiting trial. 1 Violin instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 545-H. tf Delco-Liglit Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. Guests at the Medford Include Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Randall of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Brown and G. H. Seward of Vancouver, Wn Ireno Sher wood of Milwaukee, Wis., Al Fritznor of New York City, James M. Murdoch of Seattle unci C. W. Hubbard and lleriinrd J. Levy of San Francisco. Tomorrow Is davenport and tapes try, chair and rockor day at the M. F. & H. Co. sale. Extra special prices will be made on these goods Tuesday and it will pay you to call and see what bargains we have. 17 Lawn mowerB sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. tf R. F. Carpenter was ono of the Sun day visitors in tho city Sunday. Wanted Refined, cultured and ex perienced woman to keep house for three In faintly. No washing or iron ing. J. F. Hao, 305 S. Oakdale. tf Science tells us there is health and longevity Ip good bread. Exporionce has taught ub how to make It. Butter- Roll Bread, for health and happiness. at your grocor. 19 Only one auto touring party was encamped nt the city auto camp grounds Monday forenoon. Feed whent $2.40 per cwt. at the Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange. Personal attention to overdue ac counts. Lindas, 235 East Main. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Swink of Butte Falls, spent Sunday in tho city. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bootliby of Yreka were also guests nt tho Holland Sun day. Blocks and dry slabs for sale. Call S59. tf' Plcotlng Hemstitching Buttons covered Handicraft Shop. tf Farmers of the state are being warned that a fake solicitor Is now working in the southern part, of the state taking subscriptions for the official bulletin of the State Farm Bureau at $1.50 a year or $4 for four years. There is no such publica tion, cither state or national, and far mers who are acquainted with tho solicitor's whereabouts aro advised to notify- the authorities in order that be may be placed under arrest. It Is stated In a niossago reoeived by Conn ly Agent Ilaslott today that the solid tor has been quite successful in the parts where he visited. Roseburg News Review. Ford truck with cab and good body for salo choap. New tires. Scely V. Hiill Motor Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. II. Chandler Egau re turned Saturday by motor from C'nr- niol, Calif., where they enjoyed a few weeks outing. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsctlere for NuBone. Phono 6SK-J. tf The Misses Carlton, sisters of K. W. Carlton of Tablo Rock, have returned from California whero they spent the winter ami are now at their homo on the Old Stage road. Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning it Dyeing Co. -101 South Rlversldo. tf erald Sooyssnilth arrived ill Med ford today trout Portland and will spend a few days, looking over his ranch south of tho city. Wneu better automobiles are built. Uulck will build them. tf Dr. K. KirschgoNMier has returned from a six mouths trip ill California iiul will practice again. He will re side on bis ranch on Rogue river, near Casio Point. Mrs. Klrsihgossuer will return later. Make spring artornoons happier for yourself and child through tho joys of kindergarten methods. Tiny Tot School, phone S.lL'-W. 19 Mis. M. J. Randall, of Carrolls. Wn.. grandmother ot Mrs. (J. 11. West ot this city, died at her homo April 5th. JVconscd was 97 years old and had lived in Can-oils about (in years. Invest your savings In (he Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf The rain of yeslciday afternoon and of last evening dmve several homeless men lo apply for lodKiiig ai the city prison last night. Bert Anderson Is in Portland today attending a meeting of the game com mission. Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood, mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Duns muir, Calif., arrived in the city this morning and are guests at the Holland as are also E. L. Dahlgren of Chicago and W. F. Tierney of Seattle. We do Hemstitching and Picoting. Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10 S. Fir. Phone 215-R. 27 T. M. Brown of Gold Hill was a visi tor In Portland the latter part of last week. ' Save money on wrapping paper by using white print paper in rolls. Ask this office. tf Contributions of $10 and 5 are com ing Into the stale headquarters Amer ican Legion from the Oregon posts for the decoration of the graves of de ceased veterans now resting on foreign soil. Over $100 has already been re ceived, and tho full amount will be forwarded, to the national headquar ters, who are in charge of all arrange ments. The decoration of the graves will be under the auspices of the Le gion posts in Paris, Belgium and Cob lenz. ' Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 6C1. Among the Oregon guests at the Nash aro W. Sawyors of Elkton, J. L, Culver of Albany and II. F. Dye of Mo- lnlla. P. S. Munney of Stockton is one of the California guests at this hotel Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. tf The prediction of fair weather for tonight and Sunday is somewhat reas suring In view of the dark clouds in the sky today. Patronize homo and building pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Rogue River Broom Works 17' Guests at the Medford Sunday in eluded II. II. Weatherly of London, Eng., J. J. and Mrs. Rosendall and V Harris of Fostoria, Ohio, J. H. Pen dleton, M. N. Maylee and A. Schulhof- er of New York, and C. A. Raurlor and family and Lcopoldine Marnier of Palo Alto, Calif. Prices have dropped 100 to 85 cents on Columbia records. Now Is tho time to stock up. Palmer Piano Mouse, 231 Hast Main. 21 Mr. and Mrs. John C. .Mann arrived home Sunday evening from Long Beach, Calif., whore Mrs. Mann who had been sojourning there for some time past was Joined by her husband lu days ago. She returns greatly ben efited in health. Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 261-J. tf Tho telegraphic dispatches from Chicago stating that 60 per cent of the mid-west's fruit crop was damaged by the recent freezing weather In that section are of much interest here to (ho oichardlsls In view of (he local damage by the frosls of last week. Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Ha Shop, Cor. E. Main and Bartlett. tf Ernest Carpenter has motored bank to Medford from Ynckinia, Wn where he lind spent the past few months in the npplo business representing Sgo- bol & Day, the Now York fruit brokers and is now ready to talk business with any of his frlonds In the valley. 12-lnch dry pino $4.00 a tier; 16-inch dry pine $4.25. Valley Fuel Co. tf Hugh Mitchell of Portland, the superintendent of the federal fish hatcheries of the state, arrived in the city Sunday on one of his periodical (rips (o look after official duties in (Ills section ,and today went up to Trail to inspect the butchery there. Other Oregon guests at the Medford are J. D. Neelon or Seaside, II. E. Wilcox of Uugene ami the following from Portland: Mrs. C. W. Hayhurst. A. W. Glassford, James Cornnck. W. ,1. H. Clark and Herman J. Pohl. Delco-Lrght farm light and power plants. Medford Eleotric Co. Robert Stanflold, (he new senator from Oregon has been given a place on the postofflces and post roads com mittee of tho United States senate. Lost Amethyst and pearl pin shap ed like shamrock. Generous reward. Return (o Mail Tribune office. 17 Deke Buckingham and Laura Wor shain of (his city were married at Yreka this afternoon. C. V. Johnson, manager or the roal estate department or Oregon, F. O. Brocknian or Portland, secretary of Inter-State Realty association, and II. S. Hudson ot Portland are here for (he purpose of organizing a county insur ance association. Card of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to the friends ami students for their kindness ami floral (nkens nt the death ot our precious sister I.ois. MR. AND MRS. ETHEL WIL1IEI.M MR. HOWARD WIl.HKl.M. MR. AND MRS. HEWITT II. CLARK. 17 TWELVE SUCCESSFUL YEARS IN MEDFORD Ask Your Neighbor Why It. A. 1IOI.M.K.S THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insuranco and Bonds ....Jackson County Bank llldg. H COLLECT 667.41 FOR RELIEF OF Dr. Lincoln Wirt of Boston spoke al a union meeting of thi", churches of -Medford at ihe linpiist church last night. The building was crowded to the doors with people, who gut first hand information on the great famine in China and the martyrdom of the Armenian Christians, who have been 'educed by Turkish cruelty from 10, 000.000 to 2.000,000. At the conclusion of the address. the audience quickly responded with in offering of ?G67.41 for the China famine sufferers and the near cast re lief work. An opportunit v will .. alven for the people of Medford and Jackson 'oimty. to further help in the Near East aifd China situation. The facts were brought out that 45.000,000 are in the hunger zone In China, and 15, 000,000 are not simply hungry, but arc starving, 15,000 are dying every 24 hours. They have been trying to support li(f by eating bark, leaves and weeds. The relief work in China la in the hands of the American missionaries, tho Red Cross and the Y. M. C A. A ship load of food is being col lected in Oregon and will go from Portland direct to the famine zone. Notice We, the undersigned, do hereby notify all cattle owners that any and all cattle, found trespassing on lands and controlled by the undersigned in Dist. No. 17, or Antelope voting pre cinct, county of Jackson, state of Ore gon, will be taken up and held Tor damages. L. F. Picket Lena Helms W. F. Charley B. A. Charley N. N. Charley M. J. Charley O. P. Helms Vera Kershaw E. T. Smith L. M. Kershaw Viola Korshnw Kay Wilcox A. 11. Wilcox E.-.J. Austin W. H. Holninn Ella B. Holman Guy Holman Ed. R. Holman E: E. Reeves V.. D. Reeves .1. L. Kershaw K D. Schroder O. E. Austin W. J. Austin M. E. Austin Royal Arch Masons Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 M; E. M. Degree. Visitors Special convocation Tues day 8 p. in., April llllh. Visitors welcomed. A. F. NOTH, Secy. 18 Wisconsin, New ' York, Minnesota and Iowa lead the United States In total daily production. MATCHLESS CLOTHING OF EVERY KIND FOR MEN YOUNG MEN AND BOYS. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENTS OF CLOTHING AND HATS FROM THE EAST, AND ARE ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN HERETOFORE OFFERED IN MEDFORD. BOYS' SUITS One lot Suits, a lies 10 to just in, in different, shades of yreeii, $10.00 to $12.00 Other Suits, ages !) to Hi at $10.00 to $16.20 A-es (i to S. $5.25 to WE HAVE A GOOD Ytniiijr Men's Ox fords. Priced $6.45 to $9.25 ELECT PRESIDENT C. OF COMMERCE IE1GT0M The hold-over and newly elected members of tho board of directors of the Medford Chamber of Commerce will elect a president, vice-president and treasurer this evening. The meet ing tonight will, be the first one in which the newly elected directors will participate. The appointment of several com-' oiittees will be authorized and these will have the responsibility of Inves tigating and recommending to the 'bonrd the activities of the chamber as well as formulating a budget- under which the organization will operate. Several committees were appuinlcd during the past fiscal year which had duties to perform, but with insuffic ient time lo perform these duties so they will unquestionably be continued and given every opportunity to get tho results desired. ADJ. GENL WHITE' AT Wodnt'HdHy will be a busy tluy for tint members of tho Mt(!fonI Chnin brr of Pimnfifrcp because ff the rfr- f ; '''' ' . ; ' dGAREinrE MEN'S SUITS (U-.xy Si'i'K'o at L $30.00 liluc Wci'o'f at ...$35.00 to $39.50 liluc Sei's-o, exlra size, $26. $39.50 Twtj-iiiece AVool Khaki Suits at $2S. $33 (iotul Wool Suits in brown and blue at $19 Other suits at $30.00 to $45.00 YOUNG MENS' SUITS A .Hood Suit with 'two pairs of pants, for small lli'h School buys at $23.10 One lot nice IJiwn Suits J826.20 One lot Cray Suits at $2-1.50 Other Suits at $25.00 to $10.00 BOYS' PANTS Hows' Corduiov Knee Pants' at $1.00 to $2.85 . Other Knee Pants at 75t to 83.00 Men's Work Suits. A : o-ond kaliki. Priced at $7.35 A trwod Moleskin Suit with laep- $10.00 I leii Pant. Priced LINE. OF TRUNKS, Golden Rule North Central ular forum at the Medford Hold at noon and the annual meeting, which will take plai e ai the publiu library assembly hall in The evening. Adjutant General George A. White of tho State of Oregon will address the forum at noon as to the proceed ings necessary for tho building of an armory In -Medford. As an armory is of vital interest to members of Company D., the privilege of the forum is extended them. l.ilHM'tv Ilomls. NEW YORK, April 11. Llbul'ty bonds closed: 3li's $!i0.00: first 4 s SS7.40: second 4's JST.44: first 4 's S87.70: second 4H's SS7.54;' third 41i's $90.00: fourth 4U's $S7.i;o; Victory 3 Vs 7.7: Victory 4 V-"' $97. 5S. The work of constructing the big nereola at the city auto camp grounds was begun this morning by a force of j carpenters. The cleaning up of the j grounds, which has only partially been j done, and the establishing of oilier improvements will be rushed iroin now on. Extraction of gasoline from natural gas does not rob the gas or its heating value. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE One black nif.ro, lour vears old, worked two weeks, weight 1350. Phone 869-H. IS" FOR SALE 10 acre tract near city reservoir. 5 room house and bain. City water. Price $3H00. Also 1 ' acre tract northeast from town. Is in irrigation district and lays well for Irrigating. Price $130. Phone 017-L. .17 FOR SALE OR RENT 600 acre ranch 8 miles from Medford! Prico $G5UU. or will rent lor $150 for balance of this year. Phone 517-L. 17 FOR SALE OR TRADE Mitchell 5 passenger touring car, Deere gam; low, cement forms for making tile and silos. Will trade for lumber, fencing, stock or poultry. Phone 517-L. 17 FOR SALE OR RENT Good 40-acre irrigated stock ranch on little Butte creek. Will sell and lease cattle and other stock on the shares, or will trade for good home in Medl'oid. Inquire of Clarence Pierce or phone 105 or 617-L. 17 LOST On street or in store, narrow velvet neck band with small nugget butterfly pin attached. Family heir loom. Bring to lo7 N. Oakdale and receive reward. IS0 FOR SALE Nice little home just out sido city limits, newly painted and papered, plume, city water, berries, fruit trees, etc. Low tuxes. Phone 805-11. 20 WANTED Experienced man to Irri gate and garden on ranch. Tel. or write Ross II. Lund, MouiKcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif. FOR RENT Pasture. Will pasture , cattle for 'l per month and horses $3. Write F. W. Nelson, R. .'I, Box (IX, Medford. Ore. m MEN'S PANTS Men's Dress Hants at $3.50 to $10.00 Men's AVork Pants $3.15, $3.50, $4.20. $4.75 Men's Cordurov Pants at $5.60 to $6.30 Men's Khaki Pants at $1.50 to $2.80 Men's Khaki Hiding Pants at $2.10 to $1.20 HATS A'es, we've yot 'cm galore. Felt Hats in black, blue, orccii, browirand L'i'ev':at $2.25 to $4.50 : Men's Out ing I hits at......50c to $1.00 Children's Hats at 50tf to $2.00 Men's and Hoys' Caps at 50c $1.00. $1.10. $1.40. S1.15. $1.65, S1.80 and $2.90 $11.50 SUIT CASES AND Mercantile Co, The Busy Street O wins AMERICA'S KJItKMOST LAIAT1YI For CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM, INDIGESTION, CONTAINS NO CALOMEL MONFV-BACK GUARANTEE IN EVERY BOX AlonzoOBlis.. Co., Washington. D,C, 1 Frest from the Garden! Your garden! How delicious ! How bountiful! How easy! How economical. If you get your seeds at the oiiarch Seed & Feed Co. 317 E. Main -Phone 260 TRAVELING BAGS Complete lino of Men's and Joys' Funiishino-s.