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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD." OREriOX. TUESDAY. " MAY 17. lf21 .
Tocal and
JLJ Personal
Members of the P. E. O. Sisterhoodf 11. H. Minor of Ashland attended James .T, Ixigan .Medford. an old! Mr. and Mrs. Ike Fridiger of Ash-
throughout the slate assembled ai-to business and visited In the city, friend of Harry Andrews- was in Ore- 'land spent Sunday in the city visiting
Woodburn for the annual convention .Monday afternoon
nada on Wednesday. Mr. Logan is an I friends and relatives.
The omlook is that the rain which
started 111 about 11 o'clock Monday
night and continued during the night
and most of today will be with us
more or less Wednesday as the pre
diction Is for showers tomorrow. U
to 8 a. in. today the precipitation
amounted to .124 of an inch.
Has your floor become rough
of that order. For Sale Good garden and lawn'extensive operator of placer mines in Everything electrical. Medford Elec-
When better automobiles are built. sediment. Phone-912-J. tf j southern Oregon, and was On his '"'! trie Co. Phone 661.
uuick will build them. tf; . t1h second navment of the Income tu the Callahan section to look into a ,
tax. for those who elected to remit
Save money on wrapping paper by
usinF white print paper in rolls. , Ask
this office. tf
Information comes from Gold Hill
that the Schell and Calvert highway
paving crew are making better pro
gress this year than any time since
lhey have been on the Gold Hi"-. m.ss matters and visiting friends
i. rams i-ass coniraci. j ue puvemeiii
quarterly is due June 1 Olll.
Cniekenfeed wheat 12.20 per hun
dred delivered to you.' .Monarch Seed
Co.
llryant Hamilton of Much spent
Monday in the city attending to busi-
scratched? If so have au K. Gilbert from near Fools creek to the New
repolish it with his new electrical nia- ((. Point bridge over llogue river Is
chine. Phone ST.
Judging from Ihe Increase In new
ChftvroletB on ihe streets Ihe recent
reduction in price seems very popular.
. 4S
The citv treasurer's office will be
closed u'l of Wednesday afternoon he
cause of the funeral of Van Allen Cor-
niHh.
We are paying the highest prices for
all kinds of poultry and eggs, farm
Bureau Co-Operative Kxchange. tf
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night. May liuth, and Kagle
rolnt Saturday night, May 21st. Mujcs-
tlc orchestra. -
Callle .Knmsdall of Detroit, W. W.
West of Wenulchee, Wn., and J. K.
Enger of Roseburg are among the
guests at the Holland.
A large assortment of Swan baby
Bhoes In black, white and tan.. Handi
craft Shop. , 61
Moiled barley $1.00 per 701b. sac!:.
We deliver. You don't have to pack it
home. Monarch Seed Co.
The preliminary hearing of T. W.
Gnietter who is charged with t lie mur
der of his wife, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock in Justice Tay
lor's court. At this time the report of
the analysis of the. brain and stomach
of .Mrs. Gnietter made by the mate
board of. health will be made public.
Huve just Installed some of the most
modern machinery, and am better
equipped than any shop in Medford to
Klvo the public quick service and qual
ity ..work . In nhoo repairing. The
"Model Hoot Shop,", 21 S. Central,
E. N. Bldon. Prop. 04
Oelco-Llght farm light and power
plants... Medford Electric Co.
The annual election of officers by
the Wednesday Study club will be held
nt the public library Wednesday after
noon at 3:30. instead of nt the usual
time, on uccount of the funeral of Van
Allen Cornish. Members are urged to
lie present.
The .Apostolic Faith MIsBlon has
moved from Grape street to Main
street over the Toggery. Meetings
Tuesday. Friday uml Sunday lit usual
time.
Medfprrt Chniituuqu. May 2(5-31. 48
At the farm bureau meeting at Cen
tral Point in Cowloy's hall tonight free
4X nearly completed. The grading crew
is laid to the Kock Point bridge the
paving crew will start at the site for
the Gold Hill bridge and pave back
toward their completed work at Kock
f Point. This break in the paving work
is necessary to prevent heavy hauling
over the newly laid pavement
V. O. W. social dance Wednesday
evening. Ladies are requested to bring
lunch. Special request that as many
W. O. W. ladies be there as possible.
49
Ties, collars, caps and suits. Don
Springer, 105 W. Main. tf
The annual state convention of Ore
gon Klks will be held In Marshrield
August 18, 111 and 20, and one of the
many features of the event will be the
sea food dinner, when all visitors will
have their fill of the delicacies of t lie
ocean. Another feasting event will be
a banquet of dairy products. Haltle
ships and hydroplanes from the U. S.
navy will be on display with n long list
of siorting events. The arrangements
are in charge of the Murshfleld lodge
and elaborate plans are being made
for three gala days. It is estimated
that SU00 Elks will be In attendance.
Dainty gifts for graduation. Hand!
craft Shop. Si
All wood reduced 111 price at the
Valley Fruel Co. .tf"
Sprague Hclgel of Gold Hill, attend
ed to business matters in the city
Monthly afternoon.
Try our merchantr luneli. The
Shasta.
Wanted Girl to sew furs. Ilartlett
Fur Shop, J 15' West Main.- tf
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Leonard and son
Ted of this city arrived In Fresno
Calif., Sunday after an uneventful
trip by auto. They will visit with
their son Guy who Is an official of the
Fresno chamber of commerce, and ex
pect to be gone two or three weeks.
Phone 4 74. Guaranteed work, prompt
Bervice. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,
401 South ltlvorslde. tf
Urooins made by the Hogue River
Urooin Works are the best for the
money. Insist on home-made brooms.
48
William Ulriclt Is in the city for a
moving pictures will bo a largo part or ten days, after a fortnight's
of the program.
Attention strawberry growers! We
can, furnish you cups and crates at
lowest prices. Farm lltiieiiii Co-opera
tive Exchange. , tr
For carpenter work phono Dixon.
r.3il-J-4. Mack to pre-war prices. C7
The. Kossuuu .coal mine, five miles
east of . Medford, is being Investigated
by, H. H. lliirtt of, Portland, represent
ing, Portland capital, with a view to
further developing, tills property and
placing this coul on the market In the
various cities of Oregon. . The coal Is
said. to Ue of good quality. A depth of
1U0U feet has been attained ami Mr.
lliirtt . . thinks the duality will Improve
dally as further depth Is reached.
Portlaiul.Journal. . .
Will trade liuid for sheep. Guy W
Conner. .' 09'
"We spcclallzo on dollar ties." Don
Springer. 105 W. Main.. tf
Guests from n, distance at fho Med
ford Include Mr. and Mrs. II. Gruener
of Cleveland, O., Chas. Salmon of New
York, David M. Mammon, Jr., or Den
ver,. Kobert StoveiiB .of Kansas (Clty,
Mo., Albert '8. Parsons of Lexington,
',Mussv and Mr. iiud Mrs: A. Foerster
of Soattle.
Now that the Chevitilets are selllug
at $810 the Medford Auto Company
are offering some splendid bargains in
second hand cars, Fords, Chevrolets.
COvorlands and Maxwells at very low
prices. They also have a couple snaps
in used Dodges. 48
' It. A. Holmes, the insurance Man.
Insuranco, and IJonds, plus Service.
Walter Sackmun and L. G. Clark are
among the visitors in the city from
Grants I'nss.
New sweater bonks. Handicraft
Bhop. tl
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. Medford Electric Co.
The largest and most powerful or
ganization of women In the world
the General Federation of Woman's
Clubs of America endorse "The Inside
of the Cup" which opens n four day
engagement at the Page tomorrow.
Tho Farm Uiireau Cooperative Ex
change will pay 18c cash for eggs.
H'ases back. tf
'' Have that old tire fixed up or get a
new one from our stock of rebuilt
Ures. Price right. Exchange Tire Co.
Open Sunday. 50'
The officers of the Southern Oregon
Osteopathic association have complet
ed plans for the circuit clinic to be
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
Xullone. Phone 6S5-J. tf
Development work started on the
Womack Pittsburg mine No. 4 in the
Vr.rfiut f't...L- ,l!ut.-lr.t tun n,Uou fi-nm
Gold Hill and as ,, as the paven.ent Jaeksonv)Ue rhs ,g' tnfi Utfjst mjne
is finishing Ihe grade in Ihe city of;
held in Ashland on Monday, jMny 23rd.
Dr. Lillian Al. Whitney of Los Angeles
will be the chief speaker,
i When buying tires, old or new, see
our stock and get prices. Exchange
Tire Co. Open Sunday. fo
Mr. and Mm. Albert F. Miller and
children nrrived home Mondny ntter
lloon from having spent the week end
nt. Eugene visiting relatives. They
inado the trip by nuto.
Mattress inuking, itirnituie repair
ing, .upholstering, camp beds and
tents. Phono 2lill-Y. Douglas. Li'.i N.
Central. &:!
Hemstitching and plcotlng
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Hut Shop.
' Cor. V Muln and llaitlett. tf
visit with his son Earl ut his ranch on
Union creek
Horseshoe tires and tubes are now
selling ut 20 per cent .less, tluin two
weeks ago. Open Sunday. Exchange
Tiro Co. 00
. Children's half socks on sale at 25c
per pair. Handicraft Shop. 51
The lot back of tho Shell service
station on South Hlversldo avenue is
now a lawn, the entire width of the
block. For many years a wheel off a
rubber tired buggy belonging to Court
Hall decorated thlB spot. Virginia
creeper vines have been planted along
the wull of the building occupied by
Pulton and ltoblnson.,.
Feed wheat $2.20 per:cwt. nt tho
Farm Ilureau Co-operative Exchange.
, Save money on men's furnishings
and suits. Don Springer, 105 W. Main.
tf
A parly of ten headed by Attorney
Porter J. .Neff and S. S. Ilullls. Sr..
siient Sunday climbing Mt. Anderson,
and went clear to tho top, u distance
of 600 reel. They descended on the
Applegule side where uutos weru waif'
lug to bring them home.
. City Taxi, phono 100. Good service.
Reasonable prices. New management.
119 E. Sixth street.
Have Installed Simplex Electric
Ironer mid Western Electric Washer.,
Send me your laundry ami get. quick
service. Mrs. W. 11. Oden, 335 West
Second street. 00
Attorney O. C Hoggs Is suffering
from torn llgunieiits of the leg. caused
by too strenuous exercise with the
Elks athletic class.
Furniture f;u.'i-.;ed and repaired.
City Auto Paint Works. Phono 754-J.
tf
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night. May 20th, and Eagle
Point Saturday night. May 21st. Ma
jestic orchestra. 52
The two young sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert lioyle of this city are recover
ing from n siege of the mumps..
It pleases us immensely to hear the
appreciation expressed for Hntter-lioll
bread. It is one of tho purest of pure
foods. A trial will convince you of Its
Increasing popularity. SH
Patronize home and build up pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
made by Rogue River llroom Works.
The American Legion plans to re
quest that a new flag be procured by
the city for use on the flag polo on the
public library. The one now In use. Is
a torn and tattered ensign.
For Sale Good garden and lawn
sediment. Phono 912-J. tf
lllocks and dry slabs i-..r sate. Call
S59. ,m
A largo number of wanderers spent
Sunday In the city, and proceeded
soiuh Monday morning, about two
lozen swarming over the lender of the
s-ouibbouud passenger train. Everv
train, north and south, has Its full
quota of "tourists."
Sirlal for this week at' Fouls' Gro
cery (Junker Quukies lc per pack
age. 4!e
Lawn mowers sharprnecr right. Lib-'
erty Shop. 201 -J, tf
of the local mine impresario, and Mon
day he -purchased a pick, for his own
personal use in supervising llie work.
Two popular ' dances Jacksonville
Friday night, May 20th, and Eagle
Point Saturday night, May 21st, Ma
jestic orchestra. 52
A. J. Smith, the aged G. A. R. vet
eran who sustained bruises on the
head in an auto accident near the
Jackson street bridge on Riverside
avenue last Saturday morning, when
the machine In which he was riding
crashed Into a phone pole, is improv
ing rapidly.
Mill run $1.55 per sack SO lbs. deliv
ered to you. Monarch Seed Co.
Rapiil progress is being made by the
Rogue River Canul company on ditch
construction, and three large ditch
diggers are in use on the construction
work near the Charles Stacy place in
the Talent district. ' The company
plans to finish 72 miles of ditch before
snow flies.
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan, association
.- ' tf
, . A new electric piano has been in
stalled In the Rex Cafo by Earl Short
the, -proprietor.
All I.eglonalres are requested to
attend the meeting ..May 17th.. After
the meeting an informal dauce will be
held. Bring the ladles.- 48
Additional signs of summer have ap
peared in the city with the Installation
of Bcreen doors on the business
houses.
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phoue 6GI.
News that Sonators McNary and
Stanfield were about to reach an
agreement In their dispute over the
distribution of federal patronage in
Oregon, Is welcome news to several
of the faithful G.. O. P. followers in
Jackson county who nro slated to re
ceive a piece of government pie. All
apimlntments have been hanging fire.
since March 4th, owing to the solons
being unable to come to terms, each
desiring to give their own friends the
fattest jobs. Several citizens In .Med
ford expect to bo rewarded1. One of
the choicest plums in this section, is
receiver of the land office nt Roseburg
now held by Judge W. H. Canon, for
mer mayor of Medford. Another ap
pointment Is postmaster at Jackson
ville, a berth now held by Louis
Ulrich.
Plcotlng
- Hemstitching
: Buttons corered
! Handicraft Shop. tf
' James Bates of this city, expects
to leave about June 1st on nil auto trip
to Klamath and Lake counties In east
ern Oregon. .
Lawn mowers shai poned. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 318 East Main. tf
Assistant District. Attorney George
Codding attended to official business
In the county seat Monday.
Dr. Bray, Chiropractor, is tn bis of
fices In tho M. F. & II. Bldg., week
days except Thursdays. Lady, assis
tant. "Keep Smiling." tf
Mrs. Edison Marshnll plans to leave
for her old home In the south about
August 1st, to remain during the ab
sence of her husband on a trip to
ludo-Cuiuu. ... .
, Medford Chautauqua, May 2G-31. 48
Joe Beeman, .a former resident of
Gold Hill, now -a deputy sheriff nt
Portland, figured In a sensational raid
on n residence In that city last, Satur
day. Tho doughty officer crawled
through it window and wus, greeted by
the aily of the house with the query:
"Where's your search warrant?" Mr.
Iteenuin was connected with the Inter
nal revenue department during, the
Wilson administration and was one of
tho wheel-horses of Jackson county
democracy during his residence here.
X. B. iVcncomh will deliver green
IG-inch slab wood very cheap. Let's
book your order. now for early deliv
ery. Also dry planing blocks, kind
ling and shavings. Phono G.11. 64
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner of Medford
accompanied by some friends are
spending the. week end in Klamath
county. When at homo Mr. Skinner
spends his time in the Interests of the
Culifornia-Oi egon , Power company.
Klamath Herald.
Better buy a Chandler than wish
you had. tf
Scratch feed fanned free of waste.
fine stuff, $2.75 per 100 lbs. We de
liver to you. Monarch Seed Co.
quartz mining proposition. Montague !
Messenger. j
.All Legionalres are requested to
attend the meeting. May 17th. After
the meeting an Informal dance will be
held. Bring the ladies. l Z . 7Z
I If yon are growing hard of hearing
Lari Ulrich of I nion Creek, spent iaml lear Catarrhal Deafness or if you
Saturday and Suuduy in the city visit-; Dave roaring, rumbling, hissing noises
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS
ing friends and relatives, returning to
his ranch Monday.
Violin instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone 545-fL. tf
William Titer, a -cattleman of Siskl
you county, California, Is spending a ' Clogged nostrils should open, breath-
R. A. M.
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32.
Regular Communication
Tuesday. May 17th. 8 p.m.
Work In M. E. M. Degree.
Visitors welcomed.
4S A. F. NOTll. Secv.
WOMEN! BUY NO DYE
BUT "DIAMOND DYES"
Unless you ask for "Diamond Dyes"
you may get a poor dye that streaks.
nHts, fades and ruins . your goods.
Every package of Diamond Dyes con
tains simple directions for home dye
ing or tinting any new, rich, fadeless
color into garments or iliuptiles of
any material. No mistakes: No
lalluies! Adv.
tew days in the city attending to busi
ness -matters. . , . .
Ashland, Medford, Klamath Falls
Freight Line. Leave Medford Mon
days and. Thursdays. Office at Russ
Mill. Phone 529. -50
in your ears go to your druggist and
get 1 ounce of' Parniint (double!
strength), and add to it V pint of hot I
water and a little-granulated sugar.l
Take 1 lablespoonful four times,-a day.
This will often bring quick, relief:
from the distressing head .noises.
ing become easy and the muens- stop
dropping into the throat. ; It is easy
to prepare, costs little and Is pleasant
tor lake. Anyone-whois threatened
With Catarrhal Deafness or who has
head noises should .give this prescrip
tion a trial. Adv.
WHY ASHLAND MEN INVESTED
IN MONTANA OIL FIELDS
BECAUSE The Cat Creek oil field Is a WORLD WONDER. NEVER
in the history of this country has such an oil field been discovered. (From
Lewistown. Dem. News.
BECAUSE In the Cat Creek oil field results are surest, opportunity
greatest of anything in oil today.
BECAUSE We were getting a location In the heart of this famous
district early before the rush was on.
WE NOW HAVE ALMOST A GUARANTEED BET. See our. map.
BECAUSE Oil offers the greatest opporunlty for a person of small
means to get into big money. The only way he can ever expect to clean
up a fortune with a few hundred dollars.
BECAUSE We figured we could offer our friends and investors a
real genuine clean-cut chance to Invest in the oil game that would be oil
the square with the hazardous features removed. '
BECAUSE We had eminent geologists examine nliis property who
advised purchase and development. Their judgment basked, by nearby
drilling results and their scientific knowledge. Our judgment is .barked
by personal investigation and oil men's opinion who we have' 100 per cent
laith in. , ' .
NOW We leave it to your' judgment' if We are justified in rishing
our money in this venture.. Will you risk-a few dollars along with us and
buy one, two, five or ten units,, what ever you can, to assist in financing
drilling operations' and sharing in the results. - We-have six chances oiu
of seven of striking oil under our property. If we do we have made you
a nice little stake. We feel justified in asking investors Jo chance with
us a comparatively small amount commensurate with the enormous re
turns that result in a successful oil venture.
WE GUARA1.NTEE An honest, efficient, business-like use of your
money. There are no salaries to any one. No free units, no one is going
to proHt unless we strike oil. The funds are held by the trustees In trust
in the bank until we have enough money for successful drilling operations.
The legal features are directed by Attorney A. E. Beams.. We guaran
tee the legality of our project and that your Interests are amply safe
guarded. Could you ask for more?
Send In your check payable to the Oregon Cat Creek Syndicate today
and count yourself among those who will share in the results with us. We
will give you quick action on your money' and complete a well at the earl
iest possible, dale.- ' If .Interested don't delay as this won't last always.
Write or phone for reservations to FRED R. NEIL, Sales Agent,
. . . , Ashland, Oregon. Phone 424-R.
Capitalization $7.",000 40 acres, 750 units, $100 per unit, $50 per
one-half unit.
Cash or easy payment plan.
' "Walter Everton, R.-P. Nell, C. V. I.oosley, George Barron, Trustees,
1 v. OREGON CAT CREEK SYNDICATE.
' City ami Out of Town Miiil Orders llecclvcri Now.
Means Preferred Locution.
Kurly Iteservation
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TUESDAY, MAY 21
An extraordinary. Theatrical,
event. First time hero of the
most, popular player In Ameriea
iii: the. Rreatet success of his
career. .
.it
ere i$ but
one Al. elolsoTV
pttisioEHT tlAtms mure-
In Greatest -fall Winter GardenTriumpte -
iny, (iohlcn, iorpeoust Musical Trav
sty Which-Itnu Two Full, years in
.ev York City,
HOW TO SIX'tT.i: TICKKTS BY .MAIL NOW-
Addii-Hs letters, make cheeks ami postoffice " money orders ' payable, tn
Puce Theater. Add .10 lVr Cent War Tax to Price Ticket Jeslred; In
?Uule self-ndilrensert Mumped envelope to-help Insure safe Vetorn. 1
Floor $:i.r0; Ititlcony. 1st 4 rown $3.00$ ik.M fl rows $2.uO; iut 'A rowv,
$2.00; last :i rows, $1.00. Plus 10 per cent war tax. Seals on sale, -next
Friday- 12 o'clock. . . , ,
'
1-. 7 liilfetoi- is indicnted by the
IZ iiijyr (" Curt Hint Zenith is simuiiii-.l
-JvW'wiM ('iiiipiiieiit (in the .majority nf
JYr ift Knropean automobiles niul on
.Ti Y ar more- than one liniulivil
VttfT - If American makes of motor
ears and trucks. - '
YOUNG'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP
f
FARMERS' WEEK AUCTION SALE, JUNE 16 -
O. A. C. DAIRY BULL CALVES
On Gov't Accredited List, Tuberculosis Free
IIOI.STKIV
u i:isskv
. v Usui hi-:
JKKSKY
l',,iuhir Ivlooil Lines Kvei-youe- n Hero! lliiililer
Yon Set llie l'rli-e Thry'tl Improve lour lieril
Write for lvpi-rtptlve f.-italnue 1o Dairy Ilejtt.
O. A. I'm-vallis, (ii-eson.
'HI-QUALITY"
"LO-PRICE'
.No
We Have No Old Shelf
Worn Footwear!
Every shoe in our house i3 a 1921" buy,
high in quality and low in price
We know everybody likes new.
goods in preference to old when
the prices are lower on the new,;
considering quality
"GOOD SHOE" NEWS
New Brogue
Oxfords for Men,
Mahogany Calf.
New Army Shoes
for Men, Brown Calf.
New-Trench Shoes
for Boys,
Tan Wax Calf.
. New Dress Shoes
for Men, Genuine
Mahogany Calf.
New Barefoot
Sandals for
Children.
New Oxfords
and Mary Janes :
for Children.
New Sport
Oxfords in all
white, Leather
trim for Big
"Girls.
Shipment of New Brown and All White New Low
Shoes for Women . in transit. " It will pay you to
WAIT. NEW LOW PRICE SURE.,
21 N; Central
"' 'Cood Shoes" . -r
"HAVE YOU SEEN CRATER LAKE?"
Clean-
Fun
i.
For
The
Whole (TV.
Family
5 DAYS COM.
may 24tlr
"THE BEST IN THE WEST'
; NORTH OF 'BIG PINES OPPOSITE S. VP.
DEPOT
Big Eli Sky Whirl. : $20,000 Merry-Go-Round.
' 1921 Model Whip. Giant: Seaplanes. 2-Ring
Circus. Bughouse. Jungletown. Monkeyville.
Jazzland. Hawaiian Village. Air Caliope. Con
cert Band. Snectarular Free Acts.
GET A BANK BEHIND YOU
TIIR host advice we fan nl'l'or a young man
ov a young institution is to line up a-banking
fonnection,- ... , - .
Of course we're sufficiently interested in
vou to suggest, vou make it. the FiIRKT NA
TIONAL J5ANK, hut anyway make it
KOMK good progressive institution which
will lend encouragement.
Bank of ''Nationalized'' Accounts.
me First National Bank'
riDDFORD Oregon
When Your Car Fails You
You cannot expect to run your far dav after day
without some time spent on it hy 'experts' in making
adjustments. . '
Often times there is only a loose part, which onlv
a trained mechanic can find, and if tightened in time
will save wear and breakage.
Our records show that eighty per void of the car
repairs are due to neglect.
Drive in today ami we will show vou how-a few
hours spent in repair and inspection work will save
days of overhauling.
VALLEY GARAGE