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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. ORFiOX, SATURDAY. MAY 21. 1021
L
ocal and
Personal,
An organization meeting for an his
torical society for southern Oregon
will tie helii on Monday evening al
7:3" at the public library. Col. Itobert
Miller of Purlland, who holds the in
terests of southern Oregon very near
to his heart, has consented to extend .
hl visit in this city over that datej
anil will be (be speaker or the evening. '
Allilhose Interested in the preserva-j
tkinvof things historic are urged to be I
prewnt and bring their friends, .no
admission fee.
Gold Hill pavilion dance tonight. 52
, flno flume lumber at His Pines
Lumber company. tf
We are taking orders anil deliver
ing heavy 4-foot slabs from cars. Noth
ing like them in the market for the
money. Valley Fuel Co. tf"
After a week 01 rain and the dally
prediction of rain, the welcome fore
cast of air weather on Sunday for
Medford' and vicinity was received
d from the San Kranclsco weather
bureau office this morning. During
Friday and last night M'J more of an
Inch of rain fell which added to the
season's total since Septeinuur 1st last
makes the total amount l!).8i Inches.
i'lcutlng
Hemstitching
Muttons covered
Handicraft Shop. tf
l.nwn mowers sliai pencil. Mitchell
l.aililer Co.. 318 liast Main. tf
Chautmitiua season tickets at Pal
mer Wano House and West Side Pilar
mucy. ' Adults 2.50, studenls 1.50.
Children 1 1. 00. 55
All members of the Y. W. C. A.
lion i d, members of the V. W. C. A. und
dlrf' Hesei-ves will meet al the taber
nacle Sunday at z o'clock to march In
the llulgln Lewis parade.
We develop kodak films free. Weal
Side Pharmacy. tf
(told' Jilir pavilion dunco tonight. K"
Hi fl. iencomb will deliver green
llijlfich slab wood very cheap. Let's
hook your order now for early deliv
ery;. Also dry planing blocks, kind
ling and Bhavlngs. Phone (i.'U. M
Air. and Mrs. A. 10. llulmo of Oak
land,: Calif., Mr. Chase of Pittsburg
iind'Ji A. Graham of San Francisco are
among the guests at the Holland.
The Pollynnnn Lunch room for sale
reasonable. Owner leaving town.
Phono 255 or call at the Pollyanna. M
Attention strawberry growois! We
aim furnish you cups nnd crates at
lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera-
tlvo Exchange. tf
Have your carpets and rugs washed
on ;tho floor; no dirt, perfectly sani
tary. E. L. Davis, phono IMS. ' fix
0. M. Secrlst, vice president of the
I'adlflc 'Fruit lix press company, esti
mates that thore will bo between 800
und 900 curs of pears to move from the
Rogue lllvor district, in spite of the
fact that considerable damage has
lieon done by recont frosts. Smudging
ha, saved a considerable proportion of
the crop. There Is also considerable
acreage coming into bearing this year
in this district. ' The peach crop, how
ever, hull been practlcully destroyed
by1 the low temperature. Portland
Journal, i.
We develop kodak films free. 'West
Side Pharmacy. U,
Tho Groceteria will pay 22c for eggs.
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Frank P. Forrell nrrlved homo this
forenoon from a buslnoss visit ut
Kugene.
Phone 474, Guaranteed work, prompt
service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,
401 South Rlversldo, tf
R. A. Holmos, the Insurance Man.
Imurance, anil iionila, plus Service.,
Under the uuBplces of the farm bur
eau a moving plcturo entertainment,
followed by r dunce, will be given In
the grange hall ut Winter tonight, the
flniinclul proceeds of which go to the
. bureau's homo demonstration fund.
When better automobiles are built,
nulek will build them. tf
Hemstitching and pfcotlng
10 cents per yard. ."'
The Vanity Hat Shop,
Cor. E Main and UartletL tf
Feed wheat $3.30 per cwt. ut the
l'urm lliireitii, Co-operative i:.ciango.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Perkins and eight
children of Hood It Ivor, who are en
route home, from southern California,
are utnylim ut the city auto cnuip for n
day or so.
Hotter buy a Chundlor than wish
yon hud. tf
9U Nash Taxi, city and country trips,
ml. fiu
The Kami Hiireuu CoOporntivo Kx-
chaiigo will pay isc cush for eggs.
I uses buck, tf
Ten ucres of liogue rlvor bottom
hind on tho Pacific highway near the
town of Hoguo Ulver has been pur-
euuseu uy nen nowe or AHlilund from
L. Davis, on which Mr. Howe Intends
to move shortly to make his hoint
there and to Improve Dm property.
Will trndo lima for sheep. Guy W
Connor. B!)
Sweet Kitnto plants for sale at Mon
arch Seed H Feed Co. tf
Fur carpenter work phone Dixon,
C39J 4. Hack to pro-war prices. (17
Among the Portland people regis
tered at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs.
('.' High, Frank S. Webb Hurt. family.
I, W, Hnllmun, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Cathey. N. 10. llllss, W. A. Griffith, and
V. T. Krebbs.
When cnllhiK a taxi try 0B. Special
attention to country trips. nr.
SII1I run 11.65 per sack 80 lbs dnllv
ered to you. Monarch Seod Co.
Dr. Zellnr, the t). A. C. expert Is here
from Corvnllis lo look Into the eondl
tlon of the orchard and fruit crops of
the valley.
96 Nash Taxi, lleobe and Marshall,
ne. rs
Dnnno given Snturdnr, May 21st by
Knights of Pythias. All knights and
thulr Indies are luvlicd. 6i'
Warning has been sent out by the
slate department of the American le
gion to the 101 posts of the legion in
Oregon that the employment situation
in the city of Portland U very grave
and to urge those out of the cily not
to come to Portland in the hoi of gel
ling employment. There are approx
imately i'uu" ex-service men not em
ployed at the present time in the city
of Portland, two-thirds of them not be
ing Portland men, arid the legion em
ployment bureau reports from 5 to 10
register each day for employment and
their waiting list Is well over 5UU.
State headquarters has asked the co
operation of all the posts to obtain
employment for many of these men
out of the city and endeavor to clear
up the serious situation that has
arisen.
(iold Hill pavilion dance tonight. E2
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, camp beds and
tents. Phone 2fi6-Y, Douglas, 137 - N.
Central. 63
City Taxi, phone 100. Good service.
Reasonable prices. New management.
110 K. Sixth street.
F. H. Hock is a week end visitor in
tho city from the Steamboat district.
The big reduction ill the price of
Chevrolet automobiles has Increased
the trado lns of good Fords, Chevro-
lets and Dodges until the Medford
Auto Company have a complete line
of very desirable second-hand cars.
Some real buys. G!i
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone M5-H. tf
Try our merchant? lunch. The
Shasta. 1
Ilocuusn of tho rains of tho weok
and tho melting of tue snow in the
mountains Hear creek is uuiisunllyJ
high and now Is filled from bank to
bunk wllh fast rushing, muddy wutor.
The water depth during the night be
gun lo decreuse, however, and the
stream this morning was a fool lowe
than It was eurly Friday night. The
Rogue river also Is very high, us me
also the Hiiiullor streams In the co.uK-
ty.
Scratch feed fanned free of waste,
rino stuff, H.75 per 100 lbs. Wo de
liver to you. Monarch Seed Co.
Save money on wrapping paper by
uslntr white print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. .... tf
Have you heurd Al Jolson's latest
song hits? Ohio, Avolln, Dlng-n-Ring.
Scundlnuvin, at Palmer's Piano House.
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The Foley & Dink carnival com
pany, which shows In Medford all of
next week, has been engaged by the
Portland post of the American legion
lo be one of tho chief down town at
tractions In that city during the Rose
festival, June 7 to 18.
We nre paying the highest prices for
all kinds of poultry und eggs. Form
Hureau Co-Operative Dxchnuge. tf
Rolled barley J1.G0 per 70-lb. sack.
Wo doliver.. You don't huve to pack It
home. Monarch Seed Co.
Sweet potato plants for salo at Jlon
iirch Seed & Feed Co. tf
11. I). Hntt of Iterkeley, F. If. Cook
of Seattle and H. R. Curtis of Solum
are among the guests at the Nash
hotel.
Have Just installed some of the most,!
modern machinery,, and am hotter
equipped than any Hliop In Medford to
give the public quick service and qual
ity i work in shoo repairing. The
"Model Hoot Shop," 21 S. Central,
15. N. Bldon, Prop. !
. For Sale Good gar.iist and lawn
sediment. Phone 912-J.
For Salo Good fiardon and
sediment. Phone 912-J.
The first home grown strawberries
of tho Bauson appeared at' the public
murket this morning, selling for 20
cents a box.
Mrs. Paul Hunseu,
Nullono. Phone 685-J.
Furniture finftmcd
City Auto Paint Works. Phone 754-J
tf
Lawn mowors Bharponoa right. Lib
erty Shop. 2fil-J. tf
, Al ii rocent mooting or tho bunk (il'fl
fieluls of the county It was decided
that all the bunks of Jackson county
win close at noon Saturdays during
tho three summer mouths.
i Pulronlze homo nnd build up . pay-,
rolls by insisting on having brooms
made by Rogue River Broom Works.
Kxtru impers containing Dr. Ilulgtn'a
lecture on Christian Science can be
seemed at this olflco. G3
The annual Oregon state fire chiefs
convention will bu held In Corvallls
Juno 17 and 18. ' ....
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Block9 and dry slabs tur Bale. Call
859. tr
Included among the Oregonians at
the Holland are Mr. and Mrs. II, A.
Neiibeuek of Corvallls, J, I). Manner
of Kluiiinth Fnlls, A. Stewart of Rose
burg, George W. Knight of Hubbard
ami A. C. Johnson of I'ortlnnd.
Chicken feed wheat $2.20 por hun
dred delivered to you. Monarch Seed
Co.
Latest reports from Ashland are
that I he critical condition of lleuton
Dowers, who suffered n stroke ot
paralysis last Tuesday morning, Is
slowly growing worse.
Gold Hill pavilion danco tonight. 52
The railroads have agreed to grunt
members of the Grand Army of tho
Republic and their wives a rate of 2
cents a mile to the encampment nl
IVndleton. This rale applies only to
the G. A. R. und all auxiliary bodies
will huve to pay fain and one-half.
HriiiK your kodak films to the Med
ford Photo Finishing Studio lor high
grado work In glossy finish. They are
the talk of Medford. See samples at
enlrnnce. Price list on request. 22S
East Main street. r.7
Among the Medford visitors In
Grunts Pass Thursday were Mr. and
.Mrs. A. P. Hansen, O. It. Fonts and
Ivn Alliiiiin.
lawn
. tt
corsotlere for
tf
nnd repaired.
ednor Dale '
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Last Time Tonlaht
The last presentation of "the tnside
of the Cup," the much discussed pic
ture now at the Page theatre, will be
tonight .Those who like great pictures
such as this, should no't fail to see it.
The Black P.ettie cufe, one of the
most picturesque cafes f Greenwich
Village', Is the locale' of several impor
tant sceues in "The Dangerous -'Moment,"
the photodrailia which will be
at the Page, theatre tomorrow, with
Carmel Myers in the starring role. A
fascinating story of unusual, heart ap
peal are unfolded against the colorful
blackgiound of the Bohemian quarter.
from the hotel last year Is back and
is enlarging his store.
Dr. Van Scoy and son of Medford
spent Sunday at their summer home
Just above the Rogue Elk hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I.. Hutchinson
and daughter Olive look Sunday diu
uer wiih Mr. and Mrs. Van Heffner.
At least three American comic ar
tists draw salaries exceeding that paid
the president of the I'nited Slates.
Lord Kelvin estimated the rigidity
of the earth to be somewhere between
lhat of glass and steel, i
The monkey, a god in India, excites
no veneration in Japau.
j Theodore Roosevelt was the young
est man ever elected to the presidency.
WE
WEAVE
FLUFF RUGS
f ruin your oM carpets
Cai'iifts
WE
Clean
Refit
Resize
Relax
ant!
Rill's.
Renovate
Phone 180 Free Jiellveiy
Mosan Art Rug Co.
119 West Tenth St.
HOW AN "INSERT" IS MADE IN A PICTURE.
there is anything you want to know
about motion pictures, write to hieanar
Dale of this newspaper, who will fit)
ward your question to the star. Give
your correct name and address in case
your anszver is sent through the mail.
HARRY I do not remember the de
tails of the particular Insert you asked
nboiit, so I cunnot tell you how It was
made. The iicermnanvlnt iniuioirraph'
'wWi however,1 tell you how'ull uf-t.iem
lire made. J ,
Whenever during the run of a mo-'
tlop picture jmo of the characters re
ceives a letter or n card, it ml after
she has begun t read It, It Is shown
In an ensuing flash In enlarged form
held by the thumb und llngi? of the
person reading It, It Is md In this
way. . .
In this photograph I am seen stand
ing Just to the right of the camera,
and the staff Is shown taking the In
sert of a curd for a scene in one oi
the latest Paramount pictures star
ring Thomas Melghan.
Miss Gladys George, leading woman
opposite Mr. Meighun, is holding the
curd, Miss Dorothy Arzner, the script
clerk and film cutter. Is steadying the
hand holding the curd, the camera man
is Hurry Perry, the man looking over
his shoulder the property man and
nt the extreme left Is Harold Schwartz,
assistant director, '
TOM' FORMA N, ;
Director Paramuunt Pictures. 1
J. A. Churchill, stale superintendent
of schools, who gave the commence
ment address ut the Ashland high
school commencement Thursday night
officiated In tho suine capacity at the
Kei by high school commencement last
night.
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night. May 20th, and Eagle
Point Saturdiiy night, May 21st. Ma
jestic orchestra. G2
Gold Hill pavilion dunce tonight. .M
Al Jolson, exclusive Columbia urtlst,
.will be ut the Puge, Muy 21. Come to
Palmer's Piano House and listen to
his records.
Captain H. A. Canuday, Lieutenants
Vorn Marshall and M. C. Wright, am)
seven of the enlisted personnel of the
local national guard company will
leave Sunday evening for Clackamas
to attend the four days officers en
campment of the O. N. G. preparatory
to the state encumpment to be held tit
Camp Lewis. The enlisted men In the
party will be Sergeants Clarence Pan
key, Herbert Clark and Frank Reddln,
Corporals Fuy Brugg und Dnnlel Lewis
and First Cluss Privates Guy Tex and
Reuben Pitts.
Adding to the 1021 triumphs the
Btiick Six again first 'over the high
Sierras this year. Tho now -1921 model
has broken more records, than .any
Buick model ever built. Sales are
greater than ever. - ' ' 52
Gold Hill pavilion dance lonight, G2
T. Eddy, 112G West Tontli, street.
Medford, will trade all kinds ,of good
city property this coming week at
special low prices for liberty bonds or
savings stamps or any good govern
ment bunds and allow ' full value and
tiny. Interest thereon they may have. 57,
Get the real community spirit, and
attend tho community dunce nt the
Natalorliim tonight. Join the croud
and have a jolly time. Imperial seven
piece orchestra, superior entertainers!
has no equal.' Admission 10c. 52
Von may. bear Al Jolson's records al
Palmcr. .. .'. , ;.g7
f,Jli's,.I Horace Nicholson.-Is u patient
at; tho". Sacred' Heart hospital under
going treatment In hopes (hut un oper
ation can he avoided.- - .-.
Gold Hill pavilion duuee tonight'. 52
i Al the pnrsomite of tho Methodist
Rlllscotiul chliri'll. Stnllllt nn Mm' l.llll .
Wlllurd M. Ingram und Miss Unrtha
Rider were man ted ,by Rev. James K.
fonder. Mr lttm-!im in Willi lha 1 .1111-
rel Street grocery and meal market..
I liey will make their home in this
city.
Community entertainment tonight
at the Natatorium. Admission 10c. 52
Although the river und streams are
full of I'isll the rishhuF uiutW lu ii.il
Rood now because of the high water.
The mountains are still so full of snow
thai it looks us though It would be nt
least a mouth yet before this snow
molls uud pusses away. Fishing will
then be the besl for years, it is pre
dicted. Gold Hill pavilion dance tonight. 52
Guests from a distance at the .Med
ford nro Georue .1. Flelner and II
Walcflbaiim of New York, E. M. Peine
of Philadelphia. J. T. llrndlev of cin.
oinnail. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Palmer and John
F. Wlldu of I'hinigo, P. Welch of Sikv
kane, A. J. Keeling of Seattle. A. J.
Leonard and II. A. Cruiise of Los An
geles, und A. It. WiHoughby. A. It
Shelly and Chas. 11. Schnudo of San
Francisco.
Gold Mill pavilion dance tonight. 52
Dell Hart of Kerby Is one of the
Josephine county visitors in the city.
There will be no special road bond
ing measure at the election to be held
June 7 in Josephine county. The bond
ing bill, to have been placed on the
ballot by the petition route, received
the necessary number of signers but,
owing to the fact that many of those
who favored the measure hud failed to
register, their names were scratched
and the potitiou did not cany the nec
essary percentage of registered voteds
to be placed upon the ballot. . The pro
posed measure would have lionded the
county for (350,000 to be used in co
oKtration with the state 50-50 plan.
The grealor pari of the sum was to
have been spent on tho Grants Pass
Croscent City highway.
"To the lust Man," the best story
ever told by Zane Grey,.(l, in Country
Gentleman. Crane, box 935, Medford.
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Gold Hill pavilion dance tonight. 52
-. Hilhih temple, ancient Order of the
Mystlo Shrine, of Ashland, will con
duct a large class of novices over the
hot sands In Eugene nexl Suttirday, in
tho national guard armory. The Im
perial potentate, Ellis Lewis Garretson
will inspect the ceremonial. Both
Knights Teniplur und Scottish Rite
.Masons, are eligible for membership.
A street parade will be a feature of
the day.
The week-end parties at the Nata
toriuin tonight. Excellent music by
the Imperial orchestra. A wonderful
floor with plenty of room to dance.
Admission only 10c. 52
Notice
Notice Is hereby given that my wife
Mury D. Bonney has left my bed and
board and I will no longer be respoa
sible for any debts incurred by her.
52 , GEO. M. BONNEY.
With Medford trade Is Medford madp
At the Rialto . -
Delightful touches of humor, power
ful drama and colorful flashes of in
spiring scenery . are .. features of
Hearts Up!" in which Harry Carey
comes to the Rialto theatre tomorrow.
Harry Carey wrote the story himself
draughting the story to comply with
the requirements of playgoers who
have made him their screen idol.
Opposite Carey plays little Mlg
nonne Golden, who typifies the natural
charm of the western sirl. Other Im
portant players In the cast are Frank
Braidwood, as a young civil engineer,
Charles Je.Moyne, as. an unscrupulous
rancher and Arthur Millett as a squaw
man. - : ',
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SPECIAL SALE!
: On $12.00 Hedlite'Heater's
NOW $8.50
' " while they last.''.
People's Electric Store
21 2 W. Main St;
Phone 12 Medford, Ore.
Several 'of lledford's leading mer
chants were at . the U. S. fisheries' on
Rogue river Sunday working on their
camp grounds which- Is. on part of tho
station laud. They nearly completed
the fence around the camp and tt Is
understood that two or three cabins
will be started, right away,.
Miss Eula Houston and Fred Mid-
dlebuslicr were married Friday even
ing, May 13at the home. of- Rev. J. E.
McDonald who performed the cere
mony. The wedding was a complete
surprise to everyone. Although the
couple were at a picnic which Mrs.
Mlddlebusher gave to the school chil
dren no one knew they were married.
It began raining here Sunday even
ing and has been raining ever since.
Monday it hailed quite hard several
times, being hard on cabbage and to
mato plants.
Will McDonald is painting the
Rogue Elk hotel and making various
improvements which certainly makes
a different looking place of the hotel
and grounds. His brother. Fred Mc
Donald, who ran the little store across'
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS
Special Order of Business
Monday Evening, May 23rd
Tho Building Committee will have a well defined
: to. present. A .good time assured, and rail
knights are urged to be present.
j On -Monday evening May P.Oth, the knights will en
. tertain their ladies and friends at a social gathering.
IVT nnov T nariprs lVTmHAv XrrloHt
The demand for loans at present is greater than our ability to meet.
AVc pay. the highest interest. Every loan made is seeured by twice the ap
praised value in real estate, a promissory note together with first mortgage
or bond for deed. '
Xine of our representative business and professional men handle the af
fairs Of the Association. Our books are experted by the Oregon State' Ac
countant ; of Building and Loan Associations the same as our Banks, ever v. lit
tle while.
Kor an absolutely safe place to put your savings and let them bring the
best interest, we don't know where you t-an beat it.
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
30 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
C. M. KIDD, President 0. C. BOGGS, Secretary
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I'OR KKXT Furnlshc
for adults, lower flooi
son. Trout entrance.
I apartments
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FOR RKNT Large newly tuinislied
sleeping rooms, in private family,
$-'.:.u per week. i:: S. Riverside. .".I
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sales results are being obtained in those territories where regular and
consistent advertising is being done.
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to use it all at one time or at different periods.
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