Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 16, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' PJGE TWO T MEDFORD IWJj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OR FX! OX-. MONDAY. MAY 1(5, 1921 Personal Beginning with today in accordance with orders issued by the city council Chief of Police Timothy will see that tho ordinance prohibiting the throw ing of hand bills and similar advertis ing literature tiiriiont the residence and business section is strictly enforced. This welcome reform was brought about through so many complaints having reached the councllmen of yards and walks being cluttered up with hand bills. j We are paying the highest prices for all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm Bureau Co-Onerativo Exchange. tf Two popular dances Jacksonville Friday night. May 20th, and ICagh i-oint Saturday night, May aist. Majes tic orchestra. The city hall flag is flying nt half mast In tribute to the memories of Van Allen Cornish, and Carl Dunham tho Medlord soldiers killed In France and whose bodies arrive here tomor row morning, and Richard Hawk, the llutte Falls soldier, also killed in Fiance whose body is enroute to Hert ford. City Taxi, phnnc 100. Good Bervice. Reasonable prices. New management. 119 K. Sixth street. The local field representative of the llurrotiiihs Adding Machine company, Mr. J. A. Cailes has placed a very at tractive window display in tho office of the Medford Land & Insurance Agency. Hotter business methods re sulting in. bigger profits for the mer chant is the slogan and judging from tho list of satisfied users It is evident that Medford morchants uro really progressive and not content wilh slow inaccurate pen -nn-lnk systems of book keeping. Every business mail Interest ed In error-proof bookkeeping will do well to Investigate this system and lis results. 47" ; Sunday was an exceptionally light one with the hotels of the city, there being comparatively few arrivals In the city. lluvo installed Simplex F.lectiic lronor and Western Electric Washer. Send me your laundry und get quick BOivlce. Mrs. W. II. Oden, 335 Wost Second streot. fill The Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold their monthly mooting Tuesday. May 17th In tlio l.eglou hall. Several Important matters urn to be brought up anil a largo ntfundiinco Is desired. IX Tho Ciold itldgc mine, In China (liilch a short distance southeast of Gold lllll where recently a very rich strike was niado III gold ore Is report oil to have been sold ill the past few days for a consideration of $l'jO,ilii(i with a very substantial cash payment to hind the deal. The details of the transaction have not been made public iib yet and will be printed as soon as secured. Gold Hill News. Furniture- flnisTion and repaired. City Auto Paint Works. Phono 75t-J. tf Two ixipulnr dances Jacksonville Friday night, May 20th, and Eagle Point Saturday night, May 21st. Ma jestic orchestra. , !2 Continuing on their Journey north after having spent Sunday here at the Holland was' an auto touring party consisting of Chns. 10, Hemphill of Vancouver, It. c bond of tho chain of Hemphill Auto Schools, and wife, and Ilia sons, O. Hemphill, and wifo, or Oakland, Calif., and ('ail of Vancou ver. They travel In two largo Cadil lac cars. It pleases us immensely to hear the appreciation expressed for llutter-ltoll bread. It Is one of tho purest of pure foods, A trial will convince you of its Increasing popularity. X! llntter at Fonts' Grocery 28 cents jler pound. 47 "' On account of the large demand for tickets for Al Jolnon on Tuesday night May 28th, tho box office sale will open five days in advance (next Tuesday) Instead of three days which Is custom nry. An avnlancho of oity and out of town mall orders is already In, Includ ing the orders of several large theater parties. From all Indications a capac ity house will greet Al Jolson In Sllihnd. For Sale Good garoreti and lawn sediment. Phono 012-J. tf niocks and dry slabs rur Bale. Call 8119. tf Special for this week at Fonts' Gro cery Quaker Quakles 10c per pack ago. IS Deputy Sheriff Schroder of Jackson county was in Hie city yesterday. While hero ho called upon Chief of Police Hatcher regarding tho Identifi cation of two prisoners now held in connection with storo robberies at Central Point. Ashland Tidings. l.nwn mowers sharpenes right. Lib erty Shop. 2iit-J. tf For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phono SH2-J. tf All I.cgionalrcs arc requested to attend tho meeting May 17th. After the meeting nil informal dance will be held, llring the ladies. IS Tho rainfall of Sunday and up o S a. ni. today was .16 of an Inch. .12 of an Inch having fallen Sunday lifter noon and .04 about in u shower which fell at 2 a. in. today. Fair weather Is predicted for Tuesday. .Bring your eggs to the Groceteria whore your dollar does the most. 47 When better automobiles are built Bulrk will build them. tf Save money on wrapping paper by lining white print paper In rolls. Ask this office. tf Mrs. Kiln Short of Gold Hill Is in Eugene visiting nt the home of her slster-ln-lnw, Airs. H. Hendershott. Medford Chautntintin, May 2C-31. 4S Ties, collnrs, capsJ and suits. Don Snrlnger, lt . Main. tf Chicken feed niiost $2.20 per hun Guests at the Med.ord include H. A. Voorhees, C. C. Walker and L. N. S. Kloessen of New York. G. A.Laney of Chicago, Dr. and Mrs. J. li. Maoliey of Oakland, Calif., .1. W. Morris of Vancouver, H. C, and Mr. and Mrs. 11 E. Kogus and J. L. Schneider of San Francisco. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for Nullone. Phone 585-J. ti Two popular dances Jacksonville Friday night. May 20th, and Eagle Point Saturday night, May 21st. Ma jestlc orchestra. 52 In honor of Miss Alma Lawrence who leaves for her new home In Med ford soon. Miss Margaret Schubert entertained at a delightful waffle sup per on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Moe. The house was prettily decorated with tulips. Klamath Falls Herald. Small paying business for sale, best location In town. Phono 255. 47 Mill run $1.55 per Back SO lbs. deliv ereil to you. Monarch Seed Co. Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Dr. E. J. llulgln spoke Sunday mor ning at the First Baptist church, and called out a full house, which hail the pleasure of hearing one of Dr. Bnlglu's strongest sermons given in the city. He paid a high compliment to the choir, saying it was the best choir music be had heard on the Pacific coast. All Ixgionafres are requested to attend the meeting May 17th. After the meeting an Informal dance will lie held, llring the ladles. 48 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phono 001. Plcotlng Hemstitching Buttons corored Handicraft Shop. tf "Spending three days the past week driving over the roads In this vicinity a reiKirter of this paper found the roads in the best condition known in many years," says tho Gold Hill News. "Tho work completed on most of the roads shows experience and know ledge of road construction, and the Sardine valley, under the suporvislon of W. L. Van llouteu Is getting a work ing that it has needed for many years. Straightening, crowning, widening uml grading is making a roud bed that is going to ho hard to heat. The Willow Springs road near Gold Hill Is com pleted nnd is now in excellent shape. Sams Valley is about as good as any unpaved road could be. Tho highway in this district is being graded pre paratory for paving and of course is in bad shape. No mud Is encountered anywhere, but the going Is rough und hIow." Lnwn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co.. 318 East Main. tf Dr. Bray, Chiropractor, Is In his of fices In the M. F. & II. Bldg., week days except Thursdays. Lady assis tant. "Keep Smiling." tr Medford Chautauqua, May 26-31. 48 'The American Bag will hereafter be at hair mast over, all National Guard armories or the state when there Is n rtmoral In any particular community of a veteran of the World war. N. B. Nencomb will deliver green IC-lnch slab wood very cheap. Let's book your order now for early deliv ery. Also dry planing blocks, kind ling nnd shavings. Phono 631. 51 Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. tf N. It. Greer was among tho Medrord visitors who spent the latter pint of last week at Klamath Falls. All l.egionalres are requested to attend tho meeting. May 17th. After the meeting an Informal dance will be held. Bring tho ladies. 48 Harding blue, henna, tangerlno, burnt orange, and dark mixtures in floss for summer sweaters. Handicraft yhop. 5i George A. Mansfield, president of tile Oregon Farm Bureau Federation, arrived back home this morning from having spent some time on farm Imp euu business In eastern Oregon coun ties, and attending a meeting of the stale grain growers at The Dalles. Scratch feed fanned rreo of waste,' fine stuff, $2.75 per 100 Wis. We de liver to you. Monarch Seed Co. Ashland, Medford, Klamath Falls Freight Line. Leave Medford Mon days and Thursdays. Office at Huss Mill. Phone 529. no Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Mackey of Oak land, Calif., made n trip through by auto from lied Bluff, Calir., to this city Sunday, arriving at the Medford about l o'clock last night. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. Bring your eggs to the Groceteria where your dollar does the most. 47 Violin instruction, FJorenco Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 645 11. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Large tent 14x16. Phono 40.s-lt3. 4!). FOB SALE Leghorn chicks now 15c each. Dressier Square Deal Hatch ery. 951 L. 41). H DO YOU KNOW That, your insurance is just what you u.-cd and written Jut as )ou want It? Why not come In ami talk it over wilh us will,,, ut obligation 011 your part. It. A. 1IOI.MKS THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms liiMirnnro nnil Bond Jackson County Bank Bldg.' Two workmen at the Golden Drift dam made some extra money last night when they dragged the river below hie dam to recover fishing siioous and line. Their total haul was ::4 spoons, many sinkers and about 2000 feet of fine fishing line in short lengths, from 100 to 300 feet. Late last night Deputy Stato Game Warden Bancroft received a phone message stating that parties were snagging fish at the dam. He made a trip there and found workmen snagging fish lines, having had permission from the official in charge of work on the new fishway. Grants Pass Courier. A large assortment of Swan baby shoes in black, white and tan. Handi craft Shop. 51 Boiled barley $1.50 per 701b. sac!:. We deliver. You don't have to pack it home. Monarch Seed Co. Considerable interest has been aroused amongst the automobile peo ple over the attempt of a Portland doc tor to break the record between Port land and San Francisco by the Buick Six coupe with 11 Hudson Speedster recently. Both Portland and San Fran cisco papers have given a lot of space to recording the effort of the Hudson which failed by a little over half an hour. Yesterday evening a Buick Six open car, bent on attempting the bet tering of tiie Buick Coupe's record reached the Valley Garage at 9:30 hav ing left San Francisco at 5:15 Sunday morning oil the first ferry across the bay. This car was about 20 minutes ahead of the coupe's record here and continued to Portland with high hopes of being still ahead In getting there. Tho much better condition of the roads at this season compared with last January would make the attempt to reduce the time comparatively easy but without dimming tho exploit of the Hulck coupe performance. This Buick passing lust night was a privately owned car and had reached .Medford with only one $10.00 fine against it for speeding. It's hard to find a car that lum tiie sustained speed of the Buick on the roud. 47 Included among the guests at the Holland are Miss Sarah It. Carter of Annapolis, Mil., Harry Dalton of Los Angeles, George W. Knight of Hub bard, J. E. Miller of Eugene, A. II. K 11 li 11 of Klamath Fulls, and C. E. Cunningham, It. 10. .Morton and S. It. Johns of Portland. Have just Installed some of the most modern machinery, and nm better equipped than any shop in Medford to glvo tlio public quick service and qual ity work In shoe repairing. The "Model Boot. Shop," 21 S. Central, E. N. Blden, Prop. G4 Delco-Light fnrm light nnd power plants. Medford Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. II. Lusk are Klamath Falls visitors In the city who arrived Sunday. Bring your eggs to the Groceteria where your dollar does the most. 47 Medford Chautauqua, May 26-31. 48 Mr .and Mrs. ft. L. Cannon and three children of Grants Pass, were visitors in the city Sunday who made their headquarters al the city auto camp grounds. They will visit Ashland and then return home. Attention strawberry growers! We can furnish you cups anil crates at lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange. It For carpenter work phone Dixon. 539-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 67 Will trade land for sheep. Guy W. Conner. , 69 "We specialize on dollar ties." Don Springer. 105 W. Main. tf Sheriff Terrill arrived Sunday morn ing from Sacramento with two pris oners, Fred Hoffman and Ieo Berlin, who are charged with larceny of an auto from Ashland and who were cap tured in the California city. They are now in the county Jail awaiting action by the grand jury. Now that the Chevrolets are selling at $810 the Medford Auto Company are offering some splendid bargains in second hand cars, Fords, Chevrolets, Overlands and Maxwells at very low prices. They also have a couple snaps in used Dodges. 48 R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. New sweater books. Handicraft Shop. 51 Delco-LIght Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. A quartet of Seattle men registered nt the Nash are J. M. Smith, John Gordon, Joseph Baxmell and David Dicta. Mrs. L. A. Hariier of Sisson. Calif., and Douglas Morgan of Corval lls are also at this hotel. The Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ex change will pay 18c cash for eggs. Ca3es back. tf Have that old tire fixed up or get a new one from our stock of rebuilt tires. Price right. Exchange Tire Co. Open Sunday. 50 Dainty gifts for graduation. Handi craft Shop. El" The grand jury for the May term of circuit court convened at Jacksonville this morning for the consideration of a number of cases. No .report Is ex pected from the jury for at least a day or two. Has your floor become rough or scratched? If so have Van It. Gilbert repollsh It with his new electrlcul ma chine. Phone 579. 4S Hemstitching ana plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E Main and Hurtlett, tr All wood reduced In price nt the Valley Fruel Co. tr Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Owen of Salt Lake City arrived in the city this morning and will be guests at the Medford for some time. When buying tires, old or new, see our stock and get prices. Exchange Tire Co. Open Sunday. 50 Try our merchant? lunoh. The Shasta. The rain that fell Sunday was badly 1 needed, especially by the growing gar den crops, as the ground was getting pretty dry. Even after the hard show ers of yesterday afternoon and last night the ground was found sufficient ly dry this morning to be worked for further planting. Wanted Girl to sew rurs. Bartlett Fur Shop, 115 West Main. tf Phone 4 74. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside! tf Brooms made by the Rogue River Broom Works are the best for the money. Insist on home-made brooms. 48 Horseshoe tires and tubes are now selling at 20 per cent less than two weeks ago. Open Sunday. Exchange Tire Co. 50 Children's half socks on sale at 25c per pair. Handicraft Shop. 51 PROCLAMATION. Clean Up and Paint Up ! dime on, lei's put things in order. Our whole city fan nnd sltottlil lie liiitde its elenti nnd orderly us ils cli'inicst, liniiie. Then we will have n safer, happier, healthier eily. Aiiihition in ils highest t'oniM'iitimi is lo dream li,' dreams and make them come true. The splendid iiiiiliilion to have a oity clean and beautiful is soon to'lmeoino a reality by the co-operation of all tho people. Therefore, hy virtue of the authorily vested in mc as Mayor, and wilh the hearty approval of many fnr-seeine; and zealous citi zens, we .hereby proclaim the week of May 1(1 to 121 as the opening week of a continuous clean-up anil paint-up campaign. Away with the rubtiish piles! Hauish the plague, spots! Clean up streets and alleys! Cut the weeds, mow the lawns and trim the hedges! 'Repair and paint every building that needs it. We need this thorough cleaning and renovation. It is the sensible thini; to do fur the health, safety, thrift, pride and hap piness of all our people. It is everybody's job. Kvory man, woman and child will be expected lo help. Let there be no slackers. C. K. (JATKS, Mavor. , . t ihn' -Save money on men's furnishings Feed wheat .20 per wt at the . a e m - ? Farm Bureau Co operative txenang and .11. is. COMING WKDM SHAY U "The Inside 01 ?J iffl 4 -n - 1 . j- PAGE 1 SPRING IS HERE Ton can be the progressive member of your neighborhood by "brightening up" your buildings with a coal of paint. Wc are headquarters for paint in Medford. SELBY DUTCH BOY LEAD . ACME QUALITY PAINTS ' PURE LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE Shingle Stains in Greens and Browns, $1.25 per Gallon. If you arc going to paint, give us the opportunity to figure your material. Crater Lake Hardware Co. "The Winchester Store" PAINT, GLASS AND BUILDING SPECIALTIES Developing and Printing Service Unsurpassed. Two deliveries a day Films received by 10 a. m., delivered at 4 p. m. Films received by 4 p. m., delivered at 10 a. m., next morning. Six hours service, with work guaranteed. Prompt attention to Mail Orders. Heath's Drug Store The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. FARMERS' WEEK AUCTION SALE, JUNE 16 O. A. C. DAIRY BULL CALVES On Gov't Accredited List, Tuberculosis Free til Kit SKY AYKSIIIiil'. JKItSKY HOISTK.IV I'opular lilooil l.inr-s Fvervone Hml llnililer Yon Set the lrice The'll improve your lieril Write for rifscrlptlvp t'atiitnmie to Pairy IHpt. O. A. (, Coiviitils. tri-Kon, Vlicn you have youv hg Spring (.'loan-Up ! and Honseoloaninpr, why not plan io "furnish up" at tho same tinio. Wo havo a largo display of tho finost Furnituro in all woods and finishos from which you may soloot. YOU MAY EXCHANGE YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR THIS SPLENDID NEW STOCK Wo havo a complete lino of Mon-handiso'at tlio new low pvicps that will surprise you. Big Reductions in Rugs and Linoleum When yon paint up this week reiiieiiiher Ilia! we havo a complete stock of quality Paints and Varnishes. Mordofi & Woolf 217 W. Main Street. dred delivered 10 you. Monarch Seed CO. "...