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Newspaper Page TextX ... f r PXQE TWO T MEDFORD ILML TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.' OREGON", SATURDAY,- JUNE 4,- 1921 Zocal and f Personal At the county agent's office are sample nets of government Concord liame barneHB of exceptional quality, which tho government Is stilling to the farmers ol the nation at $39.00, f. o. b. the factory In Virginia, and which will cost laid down in llcdford about $55, or perhaps less. County Agent Cate saya that it 1b a wonderful bar gi'n and that all farmers needing harness should comeJu and see the saqiple. These sets of harness were specially made for tho army during the, world war and cost the govern ment $130 each;. Orders must be in by ,July 1st a ,. . ' . . Hemstitching 8c per yd. at the Stylecraft Shop. We also do dress making, pleating, embroidery, buttons. braiding and mending. Phone ijtl M. P. & H. Iildg.. Alesdames Kuton & Robert, Prop. ,09 School for drawing and painting. Mrs. EdmonilHon, Collego bldg. . 87 Hemstitching 8c per yurd. Tho Van ity Shop, cor. IS. Main and Hurtlutt. 0G Another of tho Jackson county heroes who passed away in France, Thomas, Jefferson Morgan of I rail was laid to rest with military honors In the cemetery this afternoon. , The funeral services, under tho auspices of the American Legion post and the I. 0. O. P. lodge or this city, and with Rev. Millard officiating, began at the Perl Funeral Home at 2:30 this afternoon..- ......... ... Waltor Q Clceson, grand keeper of records and sealx, will he with us Mon day evening to pay Talisman Lodgo an official vlBlt. All Knights be sure and ue ithero. ' . (!! The Home . Laundry for Barvlcoi Phone C20-Y. ' We develop kodak films free. West Sldo Pharmacy. ' tf' Orogonlans registered at tho Mod ford Include Mrs. O. E. Ooton, Mrs. W. . Hayward, James L; and James Pearson of Eugene, W. CI. West of the Klamath Agency, Ilalllo Hills of Onk- ridge, O. W. Howard of lily, Mrs. An no be I Long of Gold Hill, unci the fol lowing from Portland: Claude F. Sehmoer, E. R. Walsh, W. A. Bldwoll, Mrs. W. D. Lawson, A. H. Innos, W. F. Mlllor, O. W. Hnrrington, C. E. Moline, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lynch, li! F. Othus, D. M. linker, D. W. Hellmnn, J. A. Ockwlg, John 10. HnyneH, Capt. Lily White, Ethel ClulBtle, Mrs. II. P. Knl velage, W II. Froece anl W. U. UiivIh. Dance at, Trail, Saturday, Juno 4. Orohestra music. G4 Pavilion dunce at CMil Hill Sat. night. Don't miss It! -,68 Dance at Gold Hill pavilion tonlts. ; , 64 I). Li Hohbs who was operated on for appendicitis at Sacred Heart hospl- . tnl Is sufficiently recovered to bo ro moved to his homo. For one wook wo will give a pair of Ice tongs free with tho purchase of n coupon lee book. Jnckson County Croamory. Phone CI. tf Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec lulty, phono 127-R. 82 Dry mill blocks. Phono r0-ll. Oil Reports from nil ovor Siskiyou are to the effect that never beforo In the history of tho county have there been better crop conditions. Thoro Is i more feed alongside tho road uud It is In better Bhuie Hum has been noted for many years, A two-horse team can bo kept on the grass by the roadside any placo In Siskiyou county for two or more dnya nt a time. Yroku News Attention strnwberry growers! We can furnish you cups and crates nt lowost prices. Farm Burmui Co-Opora- live Exchange. tf For ono week we will give a pair of Ice tongs froo with tho purchase of a coupon lco book. Jackson County Creamery. Phono 61. tf In thirty seconds hall can destroy a crop that requires a yoar to reproduce. Insurance against loss by hail at low rates is offered by tho McCurdy Insur ance Agency. GO William T. Orlovo Is a visitor III the city from the Prospect district who nrrlved Friday.- - Flrst-cluss carpenter work. 'Esti mates furulshod. Phono Dixon 53SKI-4. '" ' ' ' 8ti Danco nnd suppor Eaglo Point, Sat urday night, Juno 4th, Majestic orches tra. s..'' ' 04 Dance ut Cold Hill pavilion tonlto. 64 The truck which was In tho collision with the Ford cur of Mr. and Mrs. Win. L. Chlldors, Immediately preceding tho double drowning or tho latter, hist Wednosday afternoon was the Med-ford-Grants Pass freight truck, which Is not connected In any way with the Iiiterurban Auto company of Medford, of which William Ix'wls Is manager. Wo are paying tho hlghost prices for nil kinds of poultry nnd eggs. Farm Human Co-Opcratlvo Kxchango. tf Swimming t Nat, hours 2 to D nnd 7: H( to 9:30 p. m. tl lf;-a farmer or orehnrdlst loses only one, crop In thlrty-flvo yours from fire or ball he has lost more than adequate insurance would cost for tho same length of tlmo at today's rates. Mr Curdy Insurance Agency. . , 09 lt,was announced last night nt the taberuaclo meeting that a law nnd order league would bo organised at Sunday afternoon's meeting, at which time officers-would be elected. Plcotlng Hemstitching, I I V . 8c per yd. , Uuttous covered. Hundlcrnrt Shop. tf Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South Rlvorslde. tf Dry mill blocks. Phone CDrt-K. 09 L. D. Freelr.nd nnd It. Soap are among the visitors bent from (limits Pass who arrived Friday. I Vote X Yes 302, world war veterans I state aid fund. u.'.j DeBplte the fact that it had been published several times during the week thut the banks of Jackson coun ty would be closed during the summer months at noon Saturdays beginning with today, quite a 'number of disap pointed people tried to get into the local bank after the noon hour. A reduction of Pacific package goods. Handicraft Shop. 08" Sweet potato plants for sale at Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. tf Dance at Gold Mill pavilion tonlte 64 Among Portland guests nt the Hol land are Mrs. Phil Metschnn, T. WeB man, P. S. Drake und K. J. Kellogg Mr. und Mrs. Ed Hniina of Grants Pusb and K. A. Hill of Hutle Fulls are also registered ut this hotel. Remember the boys on June 7 as you did when they were iu the war. Vote X Yes 302. 05 For sale, 1920 Hulclt Six, $1300. Good as new. See Attorney Borden. C0 Walter G. Gleeson, grand keeper of records and seals will be with us Mon day evening to pay Talisman Lodge an official visit. All Knights be sure and be there. . 05 Mrs. G. W. Godward of Jacksonville has been seriously III for tho past month and Is now Improving slowly. Tho Riverside Community club will give another ono of their popular dances at their club house on Rogue river, Suturduy night, Juno 4th. Como and enjoy a good tlmo. 04 Dance Riverside Community club Saturday night, June 4th. Admlsslun $1.10. Extra lady 25c. 04 Dry mill blocks. Phono G&O-R. 09 The regular Juno exauiliiation ' of uppllcunts lor state teachers certifi cates will be held next week by County School Superintendent Homes UJ Jack sonville, commencing next Wednesday ut 9 a. m. and continuing dully" until next Suturduy at 4 p. m. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. When belter automobiles are built, Dulrk will build them. tf Join tho crowds nnd attend the pavilion dance at Gold Hill tonight Pine floor nnd music. You're Invited C4 A dozen more nuto touring "parties arrived nt the city auto camp Friday Thoso coming from the south report thut many nuto tourists will be hero from California within the next few days. Vote X Yob 302, world war veterans Btuto aid fund. . (id Lawn mowerB sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 201-J. tf Danco at Gold Hill pavilion tonlte. 64 A vigorous protest lias been sent to the supervisor of tho Umpu.ua Na tional forest rosorvo nt Hoseburg, by the Klamath Sportsmen's association, opposing tho leasing of cottage sites upon tho shores of Dlniuoud lako, forth of Crater lake, and a letter from tho Becrolnry of this organization Wm. W. McNcnly, was Bent lust night with the full details- why the hike shore should bo kept free from per innnont cumps. Kluninth Falls Her aid. Call at Handicraft Shop and gut the prices on children's colored wash dreBsos. , 08 Vote X Yes 302, world war veterans Htato nld fund. 05 Let's go! Tonight, Gold Hill. Popu lar pavilion dunce. Everybody Invit ed. Fine floor and real dance music Of Mm. llosslo McConocnlo who was operated on for appendicitis wus link to bo taken home from tho hospital last Monday. Fruit bidders', nil sizes. Eurl Fruit Company. 07 R. A. Holmes, the insurance Man. Insurnnco, and Uonds, pllia Servlco. Dance at Gold Hill pavilion tonlto. 0-1 iW. G. West, superintendent of the Klumnth Indian ugency, Is here on one of his periodical busliiess vlBlts. , Suvo money on wrapping paper1 by UBin? white print papor In rolls, ..Ask this offlco. tf Films In nt 10 a. in., out at G. Swom's Studio. 05 Fruit ladders, all sizes. Earl -FmiH Company. "(rf Harry Meyer of St. LoulSj jlo,, GeoiKo M. i.owe of Eugene and W. V. Hughes mo among tho Nash hotel guests. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. nt the Farm llureau Cooporatlvo Exchange. tf For cariionlor work phono Dixon. C39-J-4. Ruck to pre-war prices. C7 Danco ut Gold Hill pavilion tonlte. 01 Goorgo A. Mansfield, president of tho state farm bureau arrived home today niter a week's absence during which ho attended the state grunge convention ut Kngeno and delivered an address describing the alms and work ings of the farm bureau organization. Hemstitching 8c per yard. Owing to tho reduction In nil linos, wo have reduced the price of hemstitching to 8c per yilrd. Your orders are respect fully solicited and will receive very prompt atttentlou. The Vanity Shop. cor. E. Main and Hurtlett. 00 We are ready now to do it. What' Sell you hardware and sporting goods. Southern Oregon Hardware Co. S4 For top nud upholstering. Do Luxe Auto- Top Shop. tf Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Howard and family returned from Medford yester day lifter a short stay In thnt section. .Mr. Howard has been looking over the country in thut vicinity relative to n locution, but has not yet made up hli uilud definitely. Yreku News. Notice Iteglnnlng Juno 1st. our price for hemstitching will be 8c per yard. Satisfaction guuinnteed. Vanity Hut Shop. r,( Violin Instruction, Florence Howell. special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phuno M!-H. . tf Dance nt Gold Hill pavilion tonlte 01 1 Guests from a distance at the Hol land Include Stanley Glidden of New Y'ork, Kay D. Jones of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Barnes of San Diego, E. 'i. Merrill of Long Reach and G. Iljelland and Mia and Hilda Hjtle of Los Angeles. Choice of three surfaces, of kodak prints Velvet, gloss, squeegee (enam eled). Swem's Studio. 05 We develop kouan films free. West Side Pharmacy. tf Pavilion dance Gold Hill tonight. 04 There was a plentiful supply of strawberries in the city today, and the price WU3 down, the flue luscious ber ries selling ut from 15 to 20 cents a box -;; '''-: ; ' ' Invest' your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. ' ' ;;,'J-:-' ' '-. tf Use pure lead spray for your last applications Corona' Dry Arsenate of lead, liar! Fruit Company. 07 Sweet' potato plants for Bale at Mon arch Seed & Feed ' Co. If Mrs. John Perl continues to im prove after' having tihde'rgonc a major operation at the Sacreir Heart hospital last Monday. Regular week-end party at Nut to nlto. Wonderful music. Excellent floor. Plenty of ventilation. Ijalloous for nil the dancers. 04 Pino flume lumber at Rig Pines Lumber company. tf Cut the cost of your fuel bill by plucing your order for winter fuel. We are delivering good 4-foot fir wood from $7.75 to $!).0() per cord. All ollior fuel in projortion. Yu ullow no com petitors to undersell us. Vajley Fuel Co. tf The second annual joint couvcntlon of the Oregon Stato Association of Letter Carriers, Oregon Stale Associ ation of I'ostofl'lce Clerks, und the Ore- tiiii' Rural Cm riers' association will be. ljdlil ''at -'Eugene bH Juno Mill."-' The cjilef speaker will lio Judge LT:Tltir lis of the Btnte supreme court. Vl' ' Dunco' at Gold Hill jiavllion'' tonllo. !'' , " 04 " Use pure lead spray for' your fast application. Corona Dry' Arsenate of Load. Karl Fruit Company. 07 Yes, the music will bo jazzy and the crowd will bo merry, the moon will be shining on. the Rogue Saturday night ut the Riverside Community club. Are you going? Sure, let's go. 04 The Y. VV. C. A. dinner Hint opens tht campaign is on Monday evening at 0 o'clock ut the . Presbyterian church. Ench team worker is urgent ly invited to be present. A lino time for everybody. Wonder ful music. Imperial orchestra, llal loon dances. Latest melodies. Nat to night. 04 Our now Intensive course in machine bookkeeping will qualify .you to do practical bookkeeping york in a few weeks. Speed typing and shorthand. Summer classes (morning only) ut special low rates begin June Gth. Medford Rusluess Collego. CO Grandpa Peter Westorlund, father of John A. Westorlund. who has been the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Westorlund since October 11 th last, leaves this- evening for his homo at Orion, III., to look alter his extensive agricultural and business interests there. ;lce cold drinks, ice cream cones nnd pure homc-mude candy nt Kundyland, tho tiniest store in Oregon, two doors east of Rlulto. CD Popular Suturduy night dance at Eaglo Point, June 4th, MtiJeBlic or chestra. Wlthiun's violin. 04 'Nolan Marlon bus returned home from intend lug Mount Angel collego. Dunce ut Gold Hill pavilion tonlte. 04 Mrs. Paul Hanseu, coraetlere for Nullono. Phone BS5-J. tf: 'If S : i 'VI . n I i i "tl I - J . II HI I 4j0 mm J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimniiina ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES oi'.our.ooN The mayor and city coiinciliueti held a special meeting last night with rep resentatives of the Medford Irrigation district and the Rogue River Canal company at which the city govern ment insisted that in the building of tho district system the district und contractor amply protect Medford s water pipe system and right of way iu the Fish lake and Lake creek section from any injury or likely injury,' and the promise was made that the Irriga tion system thereJouls would be constructed In whatever way the city officials desired. ' A special council committee will visit the scene of op erations Monday -and make the coun cil's wishes known. - ..-. A big time at Nat tomorrow night. 03 . C.C. Hoover has bren called on the jury and yill therefore not be able .o attend personally to the delivery , of milk this week. Any complaints will ,l.'fl promptly taken care of by telephon ing i toovers, uairy. , ., , .H7 :Tho first furnlps and carrots of the season were on sale at the public mar ket this ..morning. ..Twenty-six. .cases of fine strawberries .were sold and lots of dressed chickens, but there .were no ment offerings. . .. Here Is your chance to have your car repaired at a, great reduction Iu price per hour. Call and sue us. Run Welch Auto Repair Shop, 28 North Riverside. , .,.. 05 Lawn mowers sharpened.. Mitchell Ladder Co.. 310 East Main. . tf Captain Lowell H. Smith, who Is in command of the army aviation forest patrol service In Oregon flew to Med ford from Eugene .Friday rffternoon with Captain E. G. Remarty to look urier, affairs at this base. They flew back to Eugene thjs, forenoon. A big nlrplnno different from the army planes, ami which Is thought to bo a commercial plan arrived at the avla- tioi) grounds outside the city thlB afternoon. Dunce ut Gold Hill pavilion tonlte. ', , 04 Ualloon dances tonight at Nat. A good time in store for everyone, til Among long distance guests at the Medford are Mr. aud Mrs. J. T. Ream or New York, J. E. Tjlelson of Provi dence, R. I., W. P. Gibson and W. H. Norton of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Henry French of Denver, A. B. C. Dawson of lioise, Ida., W. F. Mc Dowell of Tacoma, F. 1!. Hollenboek and Mr. und Mrs. E. C. Klyce of Seat tle, and tho following from Culil'ornlu: Mr. and Mrs, J. W.. llumuiel of Stock ton, W. L. Evans of Sacramento, Mrs. A. M. Hurdesty, I. . Weinple and Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Culbrcth of Susanvillo and D. G. Manchett, P. M. Hall, John .1. Morse .and. II... Steinberg of San Francisco. Chevrolet Owners: Owing to present conditions I will completely oveihaul Chevrolet cars for $35. See us before going elsewhere. . Run Welch Auto Repair Shop, 28 North IllveiBide. G5 Watch the liallotui ascensions to night at the Nat. , Ralloons for every one. Imperial orchestra .Latest melo dies. . AdmlDslon. only 'lOc. , 01 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two (2) chicken holmes, good condition. Modern. Apply Mrs. George H. Parsons, Hlllcrest Road. 05 Highest Quality 'Jewelry Repairing-, Diamond .Setting, Watch ltepaiiiug. Satisfaction Assured In quality and price. Mull us your wants, MARTIN J. EEDDY Power to Develop In dustries Largely In Hands o f Wo rri eh By IDA B. CALLAHAN, President, Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs " "" ' j1;1;;-'. '';.;. ." " ' TpIGHTY to ninety per 'cgnt of the house-' hold Articles arid; clothing for the family is bought by the women of the state. If the women of Oregon should decide to buy Oregon Products a tremendous indus trial growth would surely result. Many people who are now idle would have jobs. The factories would be increased in size. Payrolls would be larger. .Women of Oregon, let us try the plan of asking for home products. This plan, if properly .supported, would mean a more prosperous Oregon and many more happy homes "out where - the handclasp's a little stronger." Ask' for Oregon brands! ... v" ... v . 7' n- ... . . ' "i i. - nil LIGHT COMEDY The lovers of musical comedy have a rich treat In store for them in the brilliant, delightful play "Mary" at the Page theatre, Monday evening. May 0. It la not a heavy comedy but is pretty and light, with an all-star cast, pre sented by the famous actor-author-producer George M. Cohan. It Is stag ed by these artists, Opo Harbach, Frank Maude! aud Lou' rjir'sch, who have provided an .Interesting '.'.'story with the necesBary love Interest which is enhanced by many ' up-to-da,te musi cal numbers. ' Among the songs, that are" sure to attain popularity are' "I'he Love .Nest," "Mary," "When a Girl Exits Laughing," "Tom, Tom Toddle" arid '"Waiting." ;. This is tho last "legitimate" attrac tion on the books of the Geo. 'A. .Hunt Co. for this season, is very highly spo ken of and is guaranteed by the local management. Don't wait until this attraction is gone, then hear "You missed a treat," like you did in not seeing Marjoiie Rambeau and other excellent attractions, and say 1 wish I had gone. "Mary" sounds plain, sweet and de lightful and that Is just what It Is and you will enjoy It. THOUSAND DROWN IN FLOOD (Continued from Page One) flood waters and are camping In ma chines, -over four hundred In num ber. .-Food supplies nearly exhausted and no jnoro can bo obtained beeuuse of; the barrier uf water which rushed through the streets. . , At' Frederick Two mines flooded. Camp 'swept by water. Residents flueili'g to' high 'ground. J - At Loveland George ' Arndt. GO years old. .escaped from his own lioine when the flood approached. He went to the home of a friend -for safety. As he entered he dropped dead, from excitement. Watersoon surrounded the friend's home nnd Arndt'a body could not be taken out. At Denver City ditch rising from heavy rains of last night. Platte river In Globeville, a suburg, over Us hanks. Residents along tho bank of the stream were obliged to throw up levees und barricades to prevent flooding of homes. Cherry Creek, Denver, high, but within its banks. Robert Keith, lineman for Denver Gas and Electric Light company kill ed when he came In contact witli a live wire in repairing storm damage. A trout cannot see anything above water more, than 30 feet away from him. WHY NOT? have your old carpets and rugs woven Into a serviceable and reversablo ' FLUFF HUG. Dick says "The rugs WE clean are CLEAN when AVE clean 'em," Phone 180 Free DcUvory Mosan Art Rug Co. v 110 West Tenth St. MAIL YOUR FILMS to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St. Medford iniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiii 702 OREGON DUllDINQ PORTLAND HAIL! INSURANCE ON CROPS NOV WRIT TEN AT LOW RATES FOR THE SEASON Xo -Reduction for Pa vt Time. Policies not effective until 24 hours after ni,pli'ation received. Don't wait for the ' storm..' . .. Inquirers welcoiued. ,' .'. , : McCurdy Insurance Agency Telephone One-Two-Threc ' . ' i ' . . i i 'Medford National Bank Bldg. 1 1 The clothes will last longer ' TAM so will YOU! : jaOT or.ly will'thcThor lighten your labor, and change your laundry troubles to pleasures, sav ing your hands, your nerves, your time. But also, because of the way the Tlior is built, and the way it works, your daintiest, filmiest things are a -safe from the perils of Operalts' -JL"" Thor from any fT mP"3?" Electric Edison . I ffis? 'Vacuum Ma;dd Lamp L Cleaners Soda"-; .. 'jfcjjj " ' a" People's Electric Store Phone 12 , 212 W. Main. St ! ' MEDFOED, ORE. A. B", CUNNINGHAM - ' o. 0. ALENDERFER Licensed CITY SCAVENGER .All refuse immediately removed on Ahort notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone 89(. i WIUTStTT JHNN1NG8. Make T!i5 Oregon Your Hotel WHEN IN PORTLAND SUBS-""' ropuLAn spacious Lonny i 'At the Center of Everything Broadway at Stark St. ,o We sussr-st you write, phone or wire for Iteservntions ARTHUR 1L. 3IEYKRS, MannRcr .;'i.v. rough handling as the stoutest fabrics. For the Thor simply can't handle clothes roughly. It surges them round in a smooth, fric tionless maple cylinder, chugs them through hot foamy suds till they're won derfully clean. Thcwomtn wlioownc Thor will giivii yuu iv ruve unc, tuo. DAY OR NIGHT, WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! STORAGE s T O R A G E FURNITURE MOVING PACKING, mill SHIPPING, BAGGAGE DELIVERED S T O R A G E KEIZUR TRANSFER for. Bnrtli'tt & Hill. Phono BUS buy a brand M I Der Corona wvf portable tyn. irritcr. Other Bakes at attractive priM. 1 See ue before yon buy. I MKI)i'Oltl ' HOOK. MTllltF YOU CAN GET -MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'I GOOD CLOTHES I Hake Tbeia KLEIN TAIIXIS . 1BH East Uan Bt, V-., : , -net