Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPIGE TWO MEDFORD M3IL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. ORFiON. FRIDAY. MAY 20. 121 7 tt I Morr than half a million dollars will M f(ft I ft 'II it spot in the education of appro ' Irion. This la an expeneii'.ure of about The flair 02 the ferfc.-ai buil'Iing is.ti' for each child, and. while a good flying at half mast because of the'ed'ieation , cheap at any price. It is death of Chief Justice White of the 'pointed out that by decreasing the I.nited States supreme court and will . nurnb-r of school districts, centraiiz cantlnue Ui te at half mait until after jng the schools and estabiijihijg a unit the funeral. Postmaster Warner re-, system of taxation, greater economy clved a telegram from the postal de-;mi?ht le practiced ith resulting irn- partment headquarters this morning, proved educational facilities. There instructing such procedure. The flags j are now between &0 and lw school on all federal hcilciings in the country ! districts in the county and only 14 are at half mast in honor of the great: road districts, and Mr. Coieman is departed jnrlst. cor.lnclng in his argument that if Children! Clip vjarxn from Mall ( these numoers were transposed the Tribune tonight and be admitted free; result would he highly gratifying to the 50:30 a. m. matinee Saturday at i Jacksonville Post, the Page. Eli The Groceteria will pay 22c for eg(!s. Pine flume lumber at Big Pines! jj. tf" Lumber company. hx far as was known here today the condition of fienfon liowers, the well known citizen of Ashland who suffered a stroke of paralsis at bis home Tues day morning b still critical. He has leen ' unconscious ever since and has no control over the right side of his body. However, much to the gratfica tlon of his many Medford and Jackson county friends the attending physic iana hold out hopes that be will rally, One of the leading attractions for nest week will be the Hulgln evan gelistic meetings, which were omitted from the list published Thursday. The services will begin at 7 p. m. and will adjourn at k:Z) sharp, and the Chau tauqua will begin in the tabernacle Immediately after. The Groceteria will pay 22c for eggs. 61 We are taking orders and deliver ing heavy 4-foot slabs from cars. Noth ing like them in the market for the money. Valley r'uel Co. tf Guests registered at the Holland In clude Mr. and Mrs. If. G. Dyer of Washington, I). C. C W. Cotton of Chicago, H. P. Hurrpughs of Seattle und the Misses K. C. Olds and Clara Olds of Tacoma. Plcotlng j I Hemstitching lluttons cjrerod Handicraft Shop. tf Jones' soap special a dandy read ad. 51 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvlg have re turned home from a visit with George YV, CoIvIk at Grants Pass. Uwn mowers shaipened. Mitchell Ladder Co.. 318 East Main. tf We develop kodak films free. West Hide Pharmacy. tf The new baby Klks In town are Earl If. York, Krcd L. Schneider. Earl N Hrowno and J. Carter Hrandon, the quartet having been Initiated last night, the first three Into membership In the local lodge, and Mr. Hrandon being Initiated by the Medford lodge iMo membership In the lodge of Manila, Philippine Islands. Children! Clip coupon from Mall Tribune tonight and be admitted free 10 the 10:30 a. tn. matinee Saturday a the Page. 51 Get the real community spirit and attend the community dance at the Xaiarorlnm flat. nlte. Join the crowd and have a Jolly time. Imperial seven idece orchestra, superior entertainers has no equal. Admission 10c. 51 " Auto tourists who have traveled ranch and have stayed at the city auto camp gronnds during the past week bare nothing but praise for that Insti tution and its equipment. N. B. Neweomb will deliver green l&dnch slab wood very cheap. Let's book your order now for early deliv ery. ' Also dry planing blocks, kind ling and shavings. Phone 631. 64 Jones' soap special a dandy read ad.- 51 Among the Oregonians at the Med ford are J. B. Hlddlo of St. Joseph, Myron W. Haynes of McMlnnvllle, S. M.-Zeller of Corvallls, Mllo Hasnitissen and S. D. Jones of Salem, and the fol lowing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Heed, Anne E. Heed, Mr. and Mr. J. l'rag, Mrs. G. E. Davis, F. W. neck, C. A. Barton, I.. M. Green. George K. Parks. F. E. Dlllurd, W. . Medcralt and Ilalph llolgerson. All those having bills for the Med ford High School Student Body associ ation please file them at ome with the principal at the high school. 51 The Pollyannu Lunch room for sale reasonable. Owner leaving town. Phone 255 or call at the Pollvanna. 5t The monthly meeting of th Jack son County Scenic Preservation soci ety was held at Jacksonville today with mcmlH-rs present from all parts of thr) county. At the noon hour din ner was served in the I. (). O. F. hull. The wet and chilly weather of this week Is not only holding hack the ber ries and garden produce, but the roses nnd other flowers. The roses anil flow ers all over Mi'dfonl are ready to burst into bloom with a day or so of warm weather. Attention strawberry growers! We can furnish you cups and ciulea ut lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera tlve Exchange. tt we develop kodak films free. Wist Side Pharmacy. tf Mrs. I. K. Hnnrfoz of Trail and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Muyfleld of Central Point nre guests lit tlto Holland who arrived Thursday. Mull Tribune and Puge theatre free children's matinee Saturday at 10:1!0 a. m. Clip' coiiK)ii. 51 IxkiK for Jones' ad free soap. 61" George T. Collins left this morning for Klamath Falls on o business visit from which he will return Sunday. See notice to property owners In this IsHiin concerning the cutting of wends and grass along sidewalks. 51" The Shell company huvo ugaln re duced their price of gasoline una and one-hulf cents. This makes their new price 32 cents, and la the second drop within n week. 61 Mr. and Mrs. J. If. McBride nre visi tors In tho city from Portland who ar lived yoHterdiiy. E. J. Jones of the Service Garage left for Klamath Falls this morning to deliver a Reo Speed Wagon and 5-ton Mack truck. 8. Jdhnson. a Glendale lumberman, accompanied him. Washington state visitors In the city who are registered at the Nash are Mr. end Mrs. J. P. Danaker of Walla Walla, H. A. Ballard of Centralis. F A. Devry of Seattle, and R. J. Young of Everett. See notice to property owners In this Issue concerning the cutting of weeds and grass along sidewalks. 51 Jones' soap special a dandy read ad. 51 Among the 84 ex-service men decor ated with Oregon medals at the O. A. C. at Corvallls last Tuesday were E. S. Corthell of Medford, T. II. Brown of Applegate and C. F. Hedburg and Har rison T. Morgan of Ashland. Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning ft Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside. tf" Community entertainment Saturday night at the Natatorlnm. Admission 1.0c. t 61 Due to lack of fnnds, the Josephine county court has been forced to lay off the road workers who have been lay ing gravel on the Crescent City road between Grants Pass and the Apple gate. R. A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plu Service. IxKk for Jones' ad free soap. 61 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mutton of Bend and F. Tiffany and M. F. Turner of Portland are among the Oregonians stopping at the Holland. The week-end parties at the Nata torlnm Sat. nite. Excellent music by the Imperial orchestra. A wonderful floor with plenty of room to dance. Admission only 10c. .51 See notice to property owners in this Issue concerning the cutting of weeds and grass along sidewalks. 61 Seeley Hall, Paul McDonald and Carl Tengwald returned from Portland last night, having driven back the Crater Iike stages and nuto tracks. New sweater books. Handicraft Shop. 5i Mrs. Agnes Dnngherty has installed a complete electric Thor laundry. Call B26-Y. They will call for your laundry. Prompt service. 61 I'nder orders Issued by Adjutant General White this week officers of infantry and engineering units, staff corps and departments of the Oregon National Guard, together with seven picked enlisted men from each unit. will assemble at Clackamas next Mon day for a four-days' school of Intensive training preliminary to the annual en campment of the guard at Camp Lewis next month. Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat 8hop, Cor. E Main and UartletL tf 2 barB soap free at Jones'. See the ad. f.i. Iluth Anno Wilson, the Medford girl who has been teaching In the high school at KoHcburg the past two years, will teach In the Pendleton high school next year at the head of the depart ment of mathematics, hnving recently been elected to and having accepted that position. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. at the Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange tf" When better automobiles are built. Btiick will build them. tf Out of town Elks who visited the Elks club house Thursday were Wil liam Boss Smith of Marshfield, C. V. Decker of Centralis, Wn., S. I). Jones und Milo KusmusKcn of Salem and Frank H. Peters of HI1K "To the Last Man." the best story ever told by Znne Grey. Jl, in Country Gentleman. Get it of Crane, box 92.'., Metlford. f,i 9U Nash Taxi, city and country trips. 6; Dr. K. it. Seely who since his re moval to Portland has retained his nieiiilHTHlilp in the local Elks lodge lias Just transferred it to the Portland lodge. Better buy a Cbnndter than wish you had. tf Tho Farm Bureau Co-Opcratlve Ex change will pay ISc cash for eggs Cases back. tf. parcel poat delivery in Medford will I be made in style from now en as the 'new 17 horsepower Indian army type j motorcycle recently ftirtiihfcd by the , postoffice der.-artjnent for the local of fice was put into service this morning. j It will be used for delivery of parcel 'post matter only and because of the I rapid growth here of this clajs of maii j its use Had become imperative. Dwight ' H. Vimont and (.'has. G. May. substi tute let-er carriers, have been a-isign- led to ride it. A. Mole, who Is a for- !mer factory expert of the Indian fuo ; torcycle company and its agent here. had been assigned by the company to assemble the machine and give the carriers a course of instruction in its operation and care. Will trade lane 'or sheep. Guy W. Conner. 65 Look for Jones' ad free soap. 51" Richard YT. Childs who has for the past four years been manager of the Hotel Portland in Portland and who is well known to many people in Med ford, has resigned that position and with his wife will depart nezt week for a vacation in southern California, The Groceteria will pay 22c for egsrs. 51 For carpenter work phone Dixon, 539-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 67 Guests from a distance at the Med ford are M. R. Patterson of Tulsa. Okla., G. H. Sno and J. D. Mc-Phee of S'aocouver, B. C. Dr. Brunner of Alaska, JJ. Nemany of New York. Mrs. J. Miller and nephew of St. Paul. Sigrid Aranson of Chicago, Mrs. H. W. Tnieblood and M. B. Fogarty of Oak land, C. D. Brothers, Ray Smith, J. E. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bowles of Seattle, A. E. Payne of. Spokane, Roland F. Santer of Santa Barbara, and W. P. Patterson, Wm. Hcisington. W. S. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Dodge and J. Silvcrstine of San Fran cisco. When calling a taxi try 90. Special attention to country trips. 55 Mill run 11.05 per sack SO lbs. deliv ered to you. Monarch Seed Co. Marshall Hooper, of the First State and Savings bank, left for Jacksonville yesterday to be gone a few days on business. Klamath Falls Herald. 90 Nash Taxi. Beebe and Marshall, :C. 55 Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, camp beds and tents. Phone 26S-Y, Douglas, 1S7 N. Central. 53. The' commencement exercises of 'the Ashland high school were held last night at the Ashland armory. There are 43 In the graduating class, and the commencement address was delivered by J. A. Curchill, state superintendent of public Instruction. Call G26-Y for quick service. We have Just Installed a complete electric Thor washer and wringer. We call for It and deliver. Have had many years experience in laundry. 61 Two popular danccs-Jacksonville Friday night. May 2uth, and Eagle Point Saturday night. May 21st. Ma jestic orchestra. 52 Mis Susanne W. Holme, county iuperintentient of cLooU ha or-n named by State Su;jerintcrif!en; J. A. Churchill as one of tr.e coniiuHtee to prepare a course in Oreson history to be taught in the eighth grade of the elementary schools of the state. The others appointed on tWs committee are Dr. R. C. Clark of the University of Oregon; Harvey G. Starkweather, president of the Sons and Daughters of Oreg&n Pioneers society: Robert H -Down, head of the history depart- jment in Franklin high school, Port land; Mrs. W. A. Barnum. teacher of history in the junior high school at Salem. 2 bars soap free at Jones'. See the ad. 51 Dance given Saturday. May 21st by Knights of Pythias. AH knights and their ladies are invited. 52 Attorney Gus Newbury and Mrs. Newbury returned Thursday from a two weeks auto trip 1 1 San Jose, Calif. (and to Yosemite Pa.-k. Attorney New- H DO YOU KNOW TI111I your Insurance I just nlmt you need und written Juki as you Mailt It? Why not come In anil talk It iter vvitli 11s tviihoiit obligation on jour purl. II. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms lii.iiirnnrc nml Bonds Jm-kMiii Ciiiinty Hunk lllilg. ,bury returned mnch impressed with fthe glories of California, and reports a heavy tourist travel in that section. Mail Tribune and Page theatre free children's matinee Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Clip coupon. 51 City Taxi, phone 100. Good service. j Reasonable prices. New management. 119 E. Sixth street. ' Tom Swem will return to his home stead in the Butte Falls district the first of next week. Mall Tribune and Page theatre free children's matinee Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Clip couion. 51 Harding bine. Henna, tangerine, burnt orange, and dark mixtures in floss for summer sweaters. Handicraft Shop. 61 Leland Noe, a Medford student at Leland Stanford university is siiending his vacation on the S.S. Columbia, and is now en route to Hong Kong. China. Do Medford people appreciate good bread? We'll say they do; more Butter-Roll Bread sold than ever before, at your grocer. ' 55' Ashland, Medford, Klamath Falls Freight Line. I-eave Medford Mon days and Thursdays. Office at Russ Mill. Phone 529. 60 S. E. Richter of Klamath Falls is spending a few days In the city and valley on business. Talc and Soap sale at the Medford Pharmacy. High grade talcs and soaps at cost. Stock up. 50" Violin Instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 545-H. tf Otto Klum, coach of the Medford high school, who has accepted a sim ilar position with the University of Hawaii at Honolulu, expects to leave for his position about the first of Aug ust. Many Medford people enjoy the Sat urday night dances at the pavilion, Gold Hill. . excellent music. Don't miss next Saturday evening. May 21st. .!"' 51 Try our merchant." luhoh. The Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Plpgras of tS.U city have frveivd a itrtier from ibrir son Tom. stating that he now is a musician aboard the C.S.3. battleship Arkansas. no' at San Pedro, Calif. 2 bars soap free at Jones'. See the ad. 51" Scratch feed fanned free of waste, fine snff, t-2.75 per 100 lbs. We de liver to you. Monarch Seed Co. Ned Vilas who has been on a trip to the 'Philippines and the Orient, since the first of the yar, expects to return to Medford about the first of the month. Save money on wrapping paper by usinf white pint paper in rolls. Ask this office. tf We are'paylng the highest prices for all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange. tf The May music festival of the city schools of Fresno. Calif., was held last Friday, under the suierTis1on of Miss Inez H. Coffin, a former well known resident of this city. Miss Coffin is now assistant supervisor of 'music in the Fresno schools. A large assortment of Swan baby shoes in black, whire and tan. Handi craft Shop. 51 Two popular dances Jacksonville Friday night. May 20th, and Eagle r-oint Saturday night. May 21st. Majes tic orchestra. 52 N. S. Bennett, the florist is setting out flowers in the yards at the local service stations of the Standard Oil company. A new covering of sand is also being applied to the entrances. Rolled barley 11.50 per 70-lb. sac!:. We deliver. You don't have to pack it home. Monarch Seed Co. Have "just installed some of the most modern machinery, and am better equipped than any shop in Medford to give the public quick service and qual ity work in shoe repairing. The "Model Boot Shop," 21 S. Central. E. X. Bid en. Prop. 64 Felix Manuel, a rancher of the Little Shasta valley in northern California spent Thursday In the city on busi ness. Dainty gifts for graduation. Handi craft Shop. 51 Children's half soc-.s on sale at 25c per pair. Handicraft Shop. 51 Louis Ulrich of Jacksonville spent a few hours in the city Thursday after noon and evening. Lawn mowers sharp en ec? right. Lib erty Shop. 261-J. ' tf" For Sale Good garcen and lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf" G. H. James has returned to his home at Gazelle, California after spending a week in the city. For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf" Mrs. Paul Hansei.. corsetiere for NuBone. Phone 585J. tf" A. F. 4 A. M. JL Regular Communication Med fp ford Lodge 103, Friday even ins. May 20, 7:30 p. m. Im portant business. 51" L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. Economy Groceteria The home of Bread like Mother maden 5c 9 - Special for Saturday Good Big Old Fashioned Cream .puffs filled with pure whipped cream 4 for 2 In our Baking Department we will have HOME STYLE VEAL LOAF POTATO SALAD SWIFT'S PREMIUM BAKED HAM HUCKEL BERRY PIE RAISIN BREAD and many other delicacies found in no other store in Southern Oregon. AND LAS TL Y YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT THE GROCETERIA Gates & Lydiad, Props. n Arr NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT FJWlmIL Seats Now Selling Z5573? LET 4 JJmvm' fT m mow mmgffifliMffli re I l ilt one ...- riSr.-gTrFl GREATEST' WINTER GARDEN TMPHS Prii-e-.: M.Sii. 3.00. S2..-.0. S2.00. S 1 .00, plus 10 per cent war tax NEW LOW SHOES Hey Fellers ! How's this for good shoe news? Brogue Mahogany Calf Oxford, Duck-Bill Tee, Rubber Heels, Only $8.50 a Pair. COME IN LOOK 'EM OVER "LO-PRICES" "HI-QUALITY" a1 "Good Shoes' Also a Nice New Shipment of Women's and Growing Girls' Low Shoes Just Received 21 N. Central 'Have YOU Seen CRATER LAKE?" You Can't Afford to Miss This THE INSIDE OF THE CUP W . i Only Two .Mure Days Willi a trcmeliiloHS sweep, tlic ill lunatic force cf this story is starlllu: llie worlil. ii.xvk vor SKKV THK "IN-. Sll K.OI-' TIIK t'I'P"? I TS OX i:vi-:itY()XK's lips. PAGE It's n l'aruinoutit . SIX DAY "The Dangerous Moment' A ilollsht ful ro mance of tirecmvlrb Yillagc Clean Fun For The Whole Family 5 DAYS COM. TUES MAY 24th 0 "THE BEST IN THE WEST" ' NORTH OF BIG PINES OrPOSITE S P- DEPOT ' Big Eli Sky Whirl. $20,000 Merry-Go-Round. 1921 Model Whip. Giant Seaplanes. 2-Ring Circus. Bughouse. Jungletown. Monkeyville. Jazzland. Hawaiian Village. AirCaliope. Con cert Band. Spectarular Free Acts. "Foley & Burk, well known for cleanliness of attractions, is first organized carnival that ever played Raisin Day Celebration. Their Shows and Riding Devices are set up on the Lawn of the County Court House." Fresno (Cal ) Re publican, April 29. "The best shew ever seen in Woodland." Woodland (Cal.) Democrat. tomj 'if ft- f jrtm'x - t. .. ,-.