Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. ' MEDFORD. OREfJOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE J, . 1921
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The local Chautauqua season which
closed t the tabernacle last night
with a fine' concert by the Mary Adelc
Haves Grand Opera company was
successful that a contract has been
signed with the Ellison-White circuit
for another short season nere next,
summer, this being made possible
through 84 '. Mad ford men and women
guaranteeing the financial end of the
rcnt,ure. The guarantee for the Heason
just closed was $S5Dr and the guaran
tors are freed from making up any
deficiency as there Is a surplus left
over the expenses. This despite toe
fact that the Chautauqua was givei-i
during a week in which were so man;.
other attractions. The sale of season
tickets amounted to $1001.50, and sin
gle admission tickets to $322.40.
St. Mark's Guild will give a card
jiarty on Thursday at 2 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. E. J. Skcwis, Sin;
West Main street. .61
For top and uphoistering. Do Luxe
Auto Top Shop. , , . , rtt
There , were eight morn arrivals In
the city' Tuesday at the, auto camp
ground, coming from tho north und
south.
The lobby display at the Rialto the
atre, exploiting "Isobel or The Trail's!
End", is the most elaHratc and artis
tic lobby display ever put on In Med
ford .and would be a credit to a. city
theatre. Fred Ilyan and Dick Antle
arc the designers. -.It. is. even. better
than the recent "County Fair" lobby
docoratlons. The 'Jlialto and I'nge
theatre people aro live-wire advertis
ers, both in the lobby and In the news
papers. t
Rev. Myron Boozer or Corvallis, the
former local Presbyterian pastor,
made the main address at tho Memor
ial . Pay celebration held at Grants
Pass.
Opening dance at tho .Ashland Nata
torlum Wed. night. Good music. 61
St. .Mark's Guild will give a card
parly on Thursday at 2 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. E. J. Skcwis, 800
i)Vcst .Main street. ' CI
' One .of tho largest classes of Scot
tish Rite Masons rpcolyed in the "Val
ley of Portland, OrcpoiC since Armis
tice day.ls expected to be received at
.the forty-foiurth semiannual reunion
at , Portland today by the coordinate
jxdJcs,of tho rite, and concluding Fri
day ( evening. Tho Scottish ltlto Ma
sons or. Oregon number over 3000 and
are.drawn entirely from tho Ancient,
Free .ind Accepted Masons who have
attained the , third or Master Mason's
degroe. .,'...'".
TMattrcs8cs,mado over, furniture up-
llQIfltonng aim repairing, crumm mi"
packing. Dopglas, 137 North Central.
;phono'36G-Y. ' '.. . ' 3
Advertisers please nrrango to havo
cppy.for ads before 3:00 p. m. of the
day before they aro published, and If
,thqy' have not.bpon called for, please
.ulione 75. Wo have been receiving
.copy , so. Into often that it lias jbeon
causing us to miss tho mall.
( Among, tho Qrcgim guests nt the
.Holjan'd , are T. M. Despot of Eugoiio
and K. w. uiggs unci ueorgc i.
of Portland.
"The Catholic Altar society will give
a card "party' Wednesday night, June
'lst it f.lio Parish' hall, South Oaltdale:
.Cordial Invitation to all. ... tl
; ;Vllham, the violinist with tho Ma
jestic orchestra, Jacksonville, Juno 3d
Mr. .'and ,Mrs..C(Oorge M. Esterjy of,
Waldo and tlielr guests, Mrs. II. Mc-
Cnughey .and Jitrs. J. L. Mohumbro of
peattlo, arrived in the city Tuesday.
uThey aic.at the Mcdford.
.bnenlnRsnco at the Ashland Nata
torluni Ved., night. . Good music. Gl
Paxson's Biipcrb dahlias now on sale
at Centra), Point, l'lunt up to Juno K
.Prlco list for post card. til
"The Hoschiii R lodge, or Elks has Just
dpnatod ,$)f0 (o tho two troops of liny
..gcmits.QX that ipityjn 'order that they
cijn.eiijoyhelra'nnuul outing nt small
jOxpcpse. , .
', .Community dancing tonight at Natn
ytoj'hjm with AKord'a Inijietial orches-
..tra. Admission l(t ill
.'. J. S, Rice vf ..Poilrsiul, bus been
'secured by Roddy's Jewelry store of
,llj(s cltj- to )iclj handle llio Increasing
.watch ,roim ring and Jewelry worn
Tills enables that firm to even Im
.jirovo on their former high class ser
vice.
' . TUn banks of .Medford wijl close .Sal
. iiriiny noons beginning with next Sut
urduy during the. months of June, July
and .August, as will all tho banks of
.Jackson county.
. Violin instruction, Floronco Howell
special ..attention to bcglnnors. Sparta
..building, phono 515-11. It
,(Oiili hall, Jacksonville, Friday night
Juno 3rd. Hcnl dance music. Majcs
tilic orchestra. 11
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reanics were
Hrrlvnls hero yesterday fmin Meilfonl
whero they had been visiting for sev
era! ijays. ,Thcy drove up from (holr
homo .In the Santa Clara .Valley t
Medford, and will spend some time
, .Jiorp t looking after the extensive pro
perty Jnlerestfj of Mr. Realties. Mr
Iteames was formerly president of the
First National bank and nt 11 1 retains
hrtnvy Interests In this community.
Klamath Kails Herald.
HI. Mark's Guild will give n car
party on Thursday nt 2 o'clock nt the
residence of Mm. E. J. Skcwis, X0K
-West Main street. til
Cholco of throe surfaces of kodak
prnta .Velvet, gloss, squeegee (unan
eled). Swcni's Studio. 65
The .Foots creek valley road on the
right. work Is being graded and other
wise changed to Improve traveling
conditions'.
1 Films. n at 10 a. ni., out, at 5. Swctn's
'.Studio.' ' ' B"
Another popular dance Friday night.
June 3rd, Jacksonville. .Jlnjesllc or
chestra! 03
Max Tufft Is among the Grants Pass
visitors In the city who arrived Tuesday.
Community dancing tonight at Nata
jturiuni with Alford's Imperial orches
tra. Admission 10c. 61
Dancing 9 to 1:30, Ortn Hall, Friday
night, June 3rd. 63
The following Item was sent out by
the management of the new Crater
Lake company and is appearing in the
newsiwpers throughout the state:
"Because reports that construction
work on the .Pacific highway have
been construed to indicate that the
road between Medford and Crater
lake will be blocked this summer, C.
Y. Tengwald, manager of the Crater
Lake National Park company, has is
sued the" following statement: "The
road will be in better condition this
year than it has ever been before.
There is considerable road construc
tion going on on the new . road to
Crater lake, but this does not in any
wise affect travel over the old road,
which has been In good condition and
which this year will be greatly im
proved and In first class condition for
automobile travel.' "
invest -your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Saturday night, Juno 4th is the time,
Riversldo Community club house on
the Rogue is the place. Just :i nice
drive on a moonlight night with her:
she will enjoy lio trip; ask her. Good
music. Good cats. Congenial crowd.64
Carrie 1). Lane and .Mary A. Lano
of Salem, Mass., are among the east
ern giK'Sts at the Medford.
Sweot potato plants for sale at Mon
arch Sncd & Feed Co. ' tf
Lottlo Howard has a full line of
wntmnor hats for all ages. Call and
seo them. 109 North Central. 6"
J. E. Coffee, furmorly of Gold Hill,
who left there In 111 1,0, and moved to
Viuitura, Calif., Is visiting his sisters
in Grants Pass and spent today in
Medford, accompanied by Mrs. W. II.
Cheshire and niece, Mrs. May Field.
C. C. Hoover has, been called on tho
ury and will tneretoro not ue auie to
attend porsonnllyyto the dollvcry of
.-njlk this week. Any complaints will
pi promptly taken care of Uy telephon
ing Hoover's Dairy. ' tf
included among the Oregon guests
it tho Medford are R. L. Putnam .of
Salem and the following from Port
land: Mrs. J. A. Prag and Ethlyn V.
and l'-eoua Prag, W. L. IJavles, II. V.
Freer.e, A. A. Soule, M. C. llatton,
H. L. McKcnzie, H. C. Shankland, C. 1.
Wood and A. C. Freeman.
Pino Ultimo lumber at llig Pines
Lumber company. tf
liast Stdo Meat Market just opened
up with a full lino .or fresh and cured
meat. Give us a trial. We will try
and pIcnBo you. Prices right. 03
Exrtcnslvo improvements are being
mado to , tiie, .Applogato Valley , tele
phone line ly the patrons of . tho sys
tem.. Tho improvements consist of
the installation of new poles from the
Grants Pass city llnits to .Murphy,
seven in lies, . most of which work hus
bcon done, and the extending of the
now poles to tho central station at
Provolt., loiter on now poles will be
set ,to Williams. Tho Grants Pass
merchants havo donated $252 to aid in
all this ox.pei-.so. -
Furniture r.-aisncd and repaired.
City Auto Paint Works. Phone 754-J.
tf
yes, tho music will bo jazzy and the
crowd will he merry, the moon will be
shining on the Rogue: Saturday night
at tho Riverside .Community club. Are
you going? Sure, let's go. 64
The commencement exercises of the
Gold Hill high school will lie held next
Friday night 1n the auditorium of that
city. -
Plcotlng
Hemstitching
Buttons corered
Handicraft Shop. tf
.Chi-namel demonstration, June 3rd
and, 4th. M. F. & 11. Co. G3
At the stated session of.ilillah tem;
pie in Ashland next Friday nljsht re
ports will be made on -the recent
Shrine ceremonial at Portland.. -'
Popular Saturday night dance at
Eaglo Point, June ,4th, . Majestic or-i
chestra. Witham's violin.- 64
Community dancing tonight at Nata-
lorium with Alford's Imperial orches
tra. Admission 10c. . 01
Guests at Hie Nasa Include Arthur
Riley of Fresno, Calif., F, L Lewis of
Iloise, Ida., R. Veda Wykoff of Vallejo,
Calif., II. R. Leighton of San Fran
cisco, and G. P. Desavedo and sisters
of Ager, Calif. ;
Mrs. Paul Hanscit, ' corsetlere for
NuDono. Phono 685-J. tf
The Riverside Community club will
give another 'one of their , popular,
dances at their club house on. Rogue
river,. Saturday night, June 4th. Comd
and enjoy a good time. 64 "j
Tomorrow is the nextp'iblic marltetj
day, tho market now being oien threo
ilays a week, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. ,
We develop koualc films free. Wesi
Side Pharmacy. tf
' Ladies don't miss chi-namel demom
stiation, June 3rd and 4th, M. F. & Hi
Co. 03
Among the Medford men who spent
Memorial day In Portland wore M. Si
James and M. E. Root.
Cut the cost of your fuel bill by
placing your order for winter fuel. Wo
are delivering good 4-foot fir wood
from $7.75 to $0.UO per cord. All other
fuel in proportion.' Wd allow ho com
petitors to undersell us. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Wo. want Y. W. C. A., Y. M. C. A..
Greater Medford Notes, reports of
church society meetings and events
that happen early In the week that
are. for Sunday's paper sent to this of
fice as soon as possible', m the week
and not later than Thursday, by 2 p.m.
Any .item thut happens later in the
week can be sent as late as Saturday,
but wo must have news that can be
sent in early In the woek to insure
publication.
The appointments 'of tho Southern
Oregon conference of the Free' Meth
odist church are as follows: Medford
district, C. E. Glazier, district elder;
Modioli!, Hhoda Mtuihett; Ashland,
to be supplied; Grants Pass, D. I).
Dodgo; Trail, L. M. Phillips; Dorris
and McDocl, W.' E. Good. J. W. 8harpo,
superannuate. ,i. li McDonald, super
numerary.' A. J. Edwards, left without
appointment according to paragraph
116 ot discipline. ' '
Lawn mowers shaipened. Mitchell
Ladder Co.. 310 East Main. ' tf
At Eagle Point, Juno 4th. Latest
dance music. Majestic orchestra. 04
. At the Holland are .registered the
following Califol'iiiaus: Mrs. A. Nelson
and chuuffeur and Irving Wallan of
Los Angeles; Misses A. I. nnd R. n,
Docker and A. O. Hoores of San; f ran-
clsco, and Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Hughes
or Hornbrook. - v.
Dance nnd supper Eagle Point, Sat
urday.nlght, June 4th, Majestic orches
tra. - 61
Hemstitching and plcotlng
10 cents per yard.
The .Vanity Hat Shop, ,
Cor..E Main and Bartlett : tf
h areyoufi
m
IS your kitchen uncomforu
nbly warrrt and does it re
quire constant effort to keep it
clcun and. tidy?
Or are you ono of the thou
sands of happy women who
delight to work in a cool, shin
ing kitchen with a good oil
cook 9 to vc?
A good, oil cookstove is easy
to operate brings a steady in
tense heat concentrated direct
ly on the cooking.
For best results use Pearl
Oil the clean economical ker
osene that is refined and re
rcfined by a special process. ,
Sold hy dealers everywhere,
Order by numc Pearl Oil,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
lOlifornia)
PEARL OIL
HEAT AND LIGHT
YOU HAVE SEEN CURWOOD'S "BACK TO
GODS COUNTRY," "THE RIVER'S END,"J
"THE COURAGE ,OF MARGE O'DOONE"
AND : "NOMADS OF THE NORTH."
THEY WERE ALL SPLENDID PLAYS, BUT
"ISOBEL" JS THE BEST YET.;
BRAND
NEW SHOW
TODAY
The
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BY
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HOUSE PETERS
JANE NOVAK -isocx "
Jt. .is a niaiiiCit'oiit story of tlio frozen
Ntirtli and the Koyal Xovthwest Mount
cd Pojic-c tho red-coats who never
leave the trail till they fret their niaii. Tii
-this case the trail leads to a 'beautiful
girl and the hunter falls in love.
, The snow scenes and pliot()graphy
throughout are wonderful. - :
GRACE BROWN
in an. unusually f ineiiiusical ac-
eonipnniiiieiit- and intermission
('uiitert Selection iiitrodnc'iiif;'
" Flying Dulclnnan" by Wagner!
ALSO SOME PEPPY SHOUT
REELS
REGULAR PRICES
SUNDAY
EDITH ROBERTS
in 'THE FIRE .CAT'
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SUNDAY ' '
EDITH ROBERTS
JIn 'TH.E FIRE CAT';
7-- -r anirr I
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
v
funeral Director!
SPECIAL
SUMMER COURSE
for
VIOLIN STUDENTS,'
;ii"mel
In
nentary and lU'Klnnpr class wrjrk
enner.thle and cartrninlnn
llesinuliiB week of .luno C.
FLORENCE HOWELL
Spium lllili;. I'lione :t-:t-J
WOOD
V- liuvo the niiu-klmrii Wood Yard
and an- now pri-pnred In furnish all
kinds of wooH anil slalis li- Hit- tier or
cord at 4
REDUCED PRICES
Yard at lt:i S. l'lr street, l'linne 8."n
nr STU-J. IH-lhi-ry (i any part ot
rity.
Gagnon Lumber Co.
CITY AUTO
PAINT WORKS
WASllIXO, POMSHIXp, TOP
1RESSIX
Phono '
28 South lVirtleu
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