Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTTO TirEDFOTlD ItfATL TRTBTTNT, rEDFOTD. OKEG'OX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 1, 1921 Tocal and Personal The Rogue River Valley Ministerial association will hold Its first monthly meeting ot the fall next Monday morn ing at the public library. Addresses will be made by Rev. Mr. Fenton, the new paHtor of the Methodist church, South, and Rev, IS. P. Lawrence of the Presbyterian church. After October first we positively cannot run classified ads, locals and small ads unless paid for In advance. This is done because the charges are too small for book accounts. Please bring your ads to the office and do not telephone them. 165 Medford can be congratulated on Its discriminating restaurants. Nearly all or them Berye "None Better" bread. Not only does it give satisfaction but it is backed with a service that can be iloiiendod unon. It's made by the Pullman Baking Co. 106 The southern Oregon high school football season opened this afternoon with a game at Klamath Falls be tween the teams of AHhland high and Klamailt Fulls high. Medford high is not yet ready for its first game. Used cars at lower prices than any where else in town. Patton and Rob inson. Inc. tf The sweetest uay In the year Is com lng. 106 Postmaster Warner and his assis tants will muke an exhaustive check uf the parcel post business of the Mod- ford office, both in incoming and out going packages, from and to tho var ious zones, recording the weight, pos tage, etc., of each. The postofflce de partment makes two such check-ups a year, irt April and October, which are regarded as normal months in tho par cel post business. . Hemstitching and picotlng 8c per yard. Work done while you wait. Vanity Shop. 209 Flour sacks $1 per doz. while they last, large Bir.e. Pullman Baking Co. 171 Visitors are always welcome at tho Sunday evening sorvico of tho Ep worth League of the M. B. church, South. Mrs. Sprinkle will loud tho de votional, meeting Sunday evening at 0:30. Hear ye! Hear ye! Klein the Up Btairs Tailor makes chiBsy suits and overcoats from $35 to $50 at 128 E. Main. 109' Tho parties who are stealing milk and cream In tho southwest part ot the city may find something in the Bume that may cauBO them considerable ex ertion If they do not stop. , Mr. a,nd Mrs. Ocorgo Codding will enjoy next week at Mr. Coddlug's homostead In the Butto Falls vicinity. Dunco at Rlversldo Community club Saturday-night, October 1st, our rogu lar dance. Good muulc and a good time assured. 165 The Bweotcst day in tho year is com ing. , 166 Among guosts at the Hotel Holland are: C. A. Burllngame and family of Astoria, E. F. Plllsbury, MIsb lOnuna J. Pillsbuny and Miss Caroline Plllsbury of Boston; B. F. Carpenter, Loo R. Kelley, Fred Brockley, E. Wines and K. Schmidt of tho Pacific Telephone and Telngcnph Co. A fine lino of cigars at the Cozy Nook. ., V Delicious apples $2.00 a box, orchard run. Phone 396, J. A. Wosterlund.no C. J. Soymour, the well known Mod ford contractor who is a partner In that business with James T. Grlovo of Prospect, had a narrow escape from an accident yesterday at Grnnts Pass, described . as follows in the Dailoy Courier of that city: "Mr. Seymour, contractor engaged in the paving work north of town, was nrrosted this morn ing for violating tho signals of lOd Gar rett,, crossing flagman. Seymour thought be received a sign to continue, but Garrett mount the signal for a train. Tho contractor and tho train nearly cumo togothnr. An explanation at the pnllco court cleared tho aituu tton. H. 11. Allyn. pollco judge, doomed tho closeness of tho accident sufficient and no fino was assessed." Kvorybody says "Best nuialc In Ore Sn"- at Nat tonight. 165' Stylish, reliable suits nnd coats at tho place of "no regrets." Price $36 $50. Klein tho Tailor, 128 K. Main Upstairs. 169 William Hlllls, who has boon In Portland for somo time past, is ex pected homo tomorrow morning. The best place in town for used cars, trucks, nnd tractors. Patton and Rob inson, Inc. 1 tf The sweotoat day In the year Is com lug. ItiU W. J. Conway nnd family of Cheha lis. Wash., nrrlved in tho city Friday and are considering locating here. Old Coins A collection of 50 rare old U. S. and foreign coins, price $36.00. Must bo aeon to be appreciat ed. - .8. W. F., Mall Tribuno. 165 Delicious npplcs $2.00 a box, orchard run. Phono 396. J. A. Wetstorlund.lTO' All forest rangers In tho employ of the state of California will bo released this year about October 16, it was an noiin'ced Friday by W. B. Rldor, assls taril:, state forester. Tho Btato board him il men In tho field at this time. !"Ii Religion a Necessity or a Lux tiry"? This is tho question to bo din cussed Sunday evening at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Fourth and Baftlott, by Rev. J. Randolph Sns nett. His subject for tho morning is ; "The Open Window of Heaven." It being (hc last Sunday of the confer- t cure yr an unusually largo atton- t danco is 6vef.ted; .' j M'to'V'NmRhboJ-! Klein the Tailor piakM finHtj. eIlIt(l t order from $35 to $50 'at UK K min upaiairs. 1C9. U" v. DH ha3 been visiting ; frlonde-m "Mh Falls tnis week.' Pe-e t v North Oak. 13 t l3r. office H aim. puen eveniW wu 7 to 3 I ' i ... .. '. V ' : George T. Collins arrived home this morning from a business visit ut Port land. Hemstitching 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Every member of the Christian church should have a pride in being present on Rally day, October 1st, be ginning with Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Every member present, Is the slogan. Will you be there? Roy Hill, tho skilled and gentleman ly driver of one of the Crater Lake stages during the season Just closed, will leave Sunday for Palo Alto, Calif., to resume his course at the Lcland Stanford university. JUBt a nice drive to the Riverside Community club house, pavement all the way, jazzy music, good eats and a congenial crowd, let's perambulate. Saturday night, Oct. 1st. 165 Olive Rebecca lodgo will meet Mon day night, October 3, 1921, at 7:30 p. m. Instead of 8 p. m. Initiation one of the main features of tho evening. All members are urged to bo present. Visiting members are always welcome, 105 From Salem comes tho Information that up until last night 2831 ex-service men entitled to benefits under the so called bonus law had filed applications for cash contributions, while 2682 ap plicants expressed a preference for loans. Captain Harry Brumbaugh of the world war veterans state aid com mission, in a statement denied that he had advised ex-service men to employ attorneys to nsslst them in making applications for caBh or loans. The big thing for all ex-service men to do, Cnptaln Brumbaugh said, Is to file tholr applications as soon as possible. You never got more for $1.10 than you do at the RIverBldo Community club dances, next regular dunce Satur day night, October 1st. 105 At Nat tonight. Best of everything. IBS' The Snturday afternoon auction sales nt the C. E. Gates Auto company will bo resumed next week. For the best valueB in used cars see Patton and Hoblnson, Inc. tf Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler. Recont arrlvnls at the Hotol Med ford Include: Adrian F. Ward of Port land, Goorgo Adams of San Francisco, J. A. Cameron of Cincinnati, O., M. J. Mont el th of Albany, S. G. Clark of Grants Pass, and J. E. Motcalf and J. M. Adslt of Lob Angeles. Dancing taught at Natatorium. Classes Tuesday and Thursday eve. 7:30. Private lessons by appointment. Call 267-Y. tf Take home a few of tho valuablo prizes, from tho Rlversldo Community club cnrnlval and danco, Saturday, Oct. 8th. 165 Tho Borles ot sormon-locturos Illus trated by the Btoreoptlcon being glvon Sunday evenings1 nt tho First Baptist church on "The Five CrlBos In tho Llfo of Jesus" la increasing in interest and larger numbers are hearing them. The Sunday evening lecture will be of spec lal IntoreBt as It covers the lust days of ChrlHt, and will be Illustrated with fifty views. Some special music "Is announced by the choir In connection with tho. service, Including a solectlon by the Male quartet. First-class 30x3 V4 tiros $13.50. Med ford Vulcanizing Works. 189 Wonderful duets at Nat tonight by Lovolnnd and Alford. 1G6 H. R. Armstrong spent n few days In Kluinnth Falls this week on busi ness matters. Thore Is nothing so hoalthful and Invigorating these days ns a drink of the lltlila water sold by the Jackson County Creamery. Order a cuse today tf Agato Jewelry, Edgar Wight. Tho remaining contingent of Med ford visitors at tho stato fulr are ox pected to arrive homo from Salem to night and Sunday. Chili con carno soaBou open. Gusher Cafe. Thoro will bo four lxillcotnon to watch yonr cars at tho carnival and dance, Saturday, October 8th. 165 D. E. Chandler, driver of Crater Lake stage No. 10, loft tho lake yes torday with six pnasongo'H at 9:10 a. m., nnd arrived in Modford nt 12:10 p. ni just throo hours Inter. This was tho last trip ot the soason and as the passengers said that they wuutod to nmko a fast trip Mr. Chandler nccora moduted thorn. Beginning October 1st, I will sell for 30 days nt 20 por cent discount from the regular retail price, any now piano I handle. Give mo your order. 225 8 Oakdalo. Phone fl'Jl-J. II. N. Loflnnd , 177 Tho week-end community dancing parties at tho Nat are most enjoyable. No aoolnl giitheriiigs in southern Ore gon have as large an attendance. Music, floor and ball incomparable. Negotiations made during tho past week for the purchase of the lease and furnlturo ot the Hotel Ashland culminated Friday in the sale of that property by T. J. Coffuinn, the owner since August 1 to B. F. Leach, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ixach will take possession of tho hotel tomorrow morning. Mr. Loach Is an experienced hotel man. f'ntll a few months ago he was tho owner of tho Coiner Grand note! nt Baker, Ore. Dressmaking, pleating embroidering of all kinds, braiding, bending, hem stitching and buttons covered at the Stylecraft Shop, Modford Bids. tf Edgar Wight, watch repairing. ' Dr. and Mrs. II. P. Ilnrgravo, former well known residents of this city, now residing In Berkeley. Calif., arrived In Medford this morning for a two weeks visit. ravoment all tho way to tho big carnival nnd dance. Rlversldo Com munity club, Oct. 8th. 165 Whatever you do. be photographed on your birthday, at Jlackey Mtmuo. East Main and Centml, 201. Prices to please, - 167 E. C. Fawcett is a week end visitor in ine city from tho Blue Led'e min-! lng district. Bert's famous chili con carne. Gush er Cafe. Hear Drevitson and his four synco pation boys, the best danco music in southern Oregon. tf To people who enjoy gxid music the Presbyterian church Bervlce on Sun day night at 7:30 will be well worth attention. The musicians are local talent and of the best. The pipe organ is the only church organ in southern Oregon and Mm. II. E. Marsh Is an adept In handling it. The quartet, Mrs. Fred Strang, Mrs. Edna Isaacs and Messrs. Forest Edmeades and Will Vawter are all trained singers. The program Is elsewhere In this paper. Sunday Is Rally Day at this: church. ' I Wanted Experienced packers, sort ers and box makers at once. Conner's Packing House. 165 The Rogue River Transfer company hauls fruit on trucks equipped with pneumatics. Phone 26. 167 Glenn Fabrlck and C. A. Burllngame a visitor In the city from Astoria, left last night on a several days' deer hunt. Bert's fumouB chili con carne. Gush er Cafe. Get your coal, $17.00, at the Valley Fuel Co. tf S. G. Clark of Grants Pass was a visitor In this city yesterday. When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Chill con carne season open. Gusher Cafe. The public market of this morning while a good one, was not equal to tho markets of the past few Saturdays. A feature of today's market were ground chorries and .homo grown potatoes from the Prospect district. The ground cherries were sold almost as quickly aa they reached the market, as this delicious fruit Is very jiopulnr with many people. A ton of them could be sold were they brought to the city. JustI received a shipment of 30x3Va flrst-claBS tires, $13.50. Medford Vul canizing Works. 189 Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsef'ire, 20 South Fir St Phone 918-W. 176 John Holmer arrived In tho city Thursday from Berkeley, Calif., where ho is employed in a garage. Ho drove up and intends to return Sunday. Auto fire Hubility bonds, glass, life Insurance, R. A. Holmes the Insurance Man. tf There's a busy Business College In your home town. New day and even ing classes Oct. 5. 166 Paul Gyley of the Ashland branch of tno California-Oregon Power Co., spent Friday in the city on business. For Sale Spitzonbcrg culls 50c per box while they last. Conner Packing House. 1G5 China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. Tho music committee of tho FlrHt Baptist church entortnlned tho young people of the church Friday evening at tho home of Charles Hoover. The ob ject was the formation of a gleo club under the direction of A. Andrew Walker, choir director of the church. Somo thirty young peoplo were pres ent, nnd the majority of them signed up ns mombers of such n club. They will meet every Monday evening nt tho church for a slug and instruction, nnd will glvo entertainments from tlmo to tlmo. The first meeting will bo held Oct. 10 at which time an invitation Is given to nil Jnterostod to bo present and learn of the plans. An enjoyable evening was spent Friday at the Initial gathering. Refreshments were served. All the best citizens say they only buy fuel where they got it the cheap est nnd best and that Is always at the Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76. Your home Is our studio. C. E. Yeagor, homo portraitist. For appoint ment phone 8S6-J. 105 City Water Commissioner Charles Davis left Thursday evonlng on a sev- oral days business trip to Salem. Hotter pick up somo of the print pnpor on rolls for wrapping goods nnd aavo money. Comes with cores in it to fit roll pnpor racks. Much chenpor than wrapping papor. tf Tho Cozy Nook, DcVoe's now store in tho Sparta building, is now opeu for business. tf D. E. Chnndlor who has been driving one of the Crater Lake stages all sea sou left this morning for his home in San Francisco. Ho will resume work In his old position as foreman of the lathe room uf tho Hull-Scott motor works. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Got tho soft paper pencil tablets fori school at this office. tf Medford hunters nro again warned that tho open season for shooting quntl did not go Into, effect today, and does not begin until October 15th. All kinds of building mouldings. Trowbridgo Cabinet Works. 171 See De-Luxe Auto Top Shop before getting that new top. tf No trace bus yet been gained of A. B. Cunningham's Bulck car which was stolen during Thursday night from In front of his homo on West Tenth, nor of tho thieves. Invest your savings In tho Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAI.K Very fine gaited chestnut Kentucky saddle mare, formerly owned by M l.andrnm, Medford. Works single. Halph Waldo Eldosi, Central Point. Roofers GRAHAM & WILSON Practical roof ers. Phone 2fi9. 103 K. Eleventh, Medford, Ore. FOH SALK Fresh milk gont nnd two months old doe kid. Phone 52S-U 15 FOH RENT 2S0 acre farm in Sams Valley. Cash rent. Chas. Gilchrist. Gold Hill, Ore. lob W ANT K l Experienced Jacket work er at, Mftun s Store, ' 16S El Dorado, a few hours today, enrouto to California. Mr. Chambers was a resident of Medford in 1910. C. L. Goff writes insurance on any thing anywhere. tf Butter milk and cream at the Cozy Nook. tf J. W. Ling, now residing at Yreka, writes that he Is gaining rapidly from his recent illneBS and hopes soon to I be able to pay Medford and his friends a -visit. Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft Shop, Medford Bldg. tf High grade tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf Tomorrow is the day, 9:45 a. m. for Sunday school and 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. church services is the time. Christian church is the place, Rally Day Is the occasion and you are ex pected. Chiropractic patients "Keep Smil ing." There's a reason. Dr. Jouett P. Bray, chiropractic physician, M. F. & H. Bldg. Lady assistant. tf R. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple street. Phone C-43. tf C. A. Graham and H. M. Wilson have moved here from Eugene and Seattle and engaged In the roofing and gen eral contracting business. They - will open a place or business in tne city soon. Present address is 311 East Eleventh. Sash, doors, any kind of mill work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 171 ur. Hayes is leaving tomorrow for Raker, Oregon. Ho will be gone a row days looking after business mut ters. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsctloro for Nil Bono. Phono 5S5-J. tr The Salem Capital Journal of Fri day took the following slam at a well known Medford-Prospect citizen: "George A. Mansfield, a prominent politician at Medford, is at the fair these clays." Hemstitching Plcoting 8c per yd. Vanity Shop. tf LADY ANARCHIST AND PALS EXECUTED MOSCOW, Sept. 30. (By Associat ed Press.) Panhi Barron, a woman anarchist leader, and nine men have been executed by the Cheka or soviet inquisition, and many -...ers have been Imprisoned in Moscow in connection with plots dating back to Soptembcr .jl!) when bombs, were exploded dur ing n meeting oftlm Moscow commit tee of tho communist party, wrecking tho building ill which the meeting was .old and killing many persons. It's a Grand Old Remedy You can't keep s'rong and well with out sleep.. Whether your rest is bro ken by a painful' Hacking cough or just an annoying tickling in tho thront, the system becomes .weakened and run down. Mrs. K. V). Drake, Childs, Md., writes: "After an attack of the 'flu' 1 was left with a severe cough. Noth ing relieved mo till I used Foley's Honey nnd Tar, which 1 can highly recommend." It covers irritated mem branes with a healing and soothing coating, loosens phlegm nnd clears air passages, hold everywhere. Adv. ALTO Charley Chambers of Kansas, was in Medford GOING TON'KillT "KIDERS OF THE DAWN" by Ziuie Grey IltKGlNS II ! 5J , TO.MOltllOW I W'',':0f .nun iJ ffMiiwy. ''il isi Market News Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1. Cattle, hogs and sheep nominally steady; no receipts. Butter PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 1. Butter and butterfat firm; unchanged. Frisco Markets SAiN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1. Eggs, extras 61c; extra firsts 5 9 '4 c; extra, pullets 4T&C, extra pullets firsts- 42,ic; undersized pullets No. 1. Beans 4c; peas il0c. 30 Vac. N. Y. Sto cks Allin-Chalmnrs 33.75 ! . , t. n 17 CO American ueei ougiir American Can 27.75 American Car & Foundry 129 American Hide & leather pfd 50.50 American International Corp 34.25 American Smelting & Ref'g 39.3 American Ijocomotive 90.1 American Sugar 60 American Sumatra Tobacco .. 41.25 American T. & T .103 American Woolen - 75.50 Anaconda Copper 41.25 Atchison 86.50 Atl., Gulf & W. Indies 28.50 j Baldwin Locomotive 87.8 Baltimore & Ohio .-. 38.25 Bethlehem Steel "B" 56 Canadian Pacific 113.75 Central Leather 29.25 Chandler Motors 43.25 Chesapeake & Ohio 66.50 Chicago, Mil. and St! Paul 26 Chicago, R. I. & Pac 34 Chino Copper 26 Colorado Fuel & Iron 24 Com Products 70 Crucible Steel 0 04 Cuba Cane Sugar 6.8 Erie 13.25 General Electric 124.50 General Motors 10.3 Goodrich Co 32.6 Groat Nortucrn, pfd 75 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 28 Illinois Central 96 Inspiration Copper 36 Int. Mer. Marine pfd 47.5 International Paper 49.75 Kennecott Copper 22.25 Louisville & Nashville .109.75 Mexican Petroleum 100.50 Miami Copper 22 Middle States Oil 12 Midvale Steel 25.8 , Missouri .Pacific .'. 20 New York Central 72.8 N. Y., N. H. and Hartford 14.5 Norfolk & Western 96.8 Northern Pacific 78.8 Oklahoma Prod. & Ret 2.3 Pan American Petroleum 46.3 Pennsylvania 37.3 RALLY DAY SERVICES FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner 9th and Oakdale. BIBLE SCHOOL RALLY SERVICES AT 9:45 A. M. COME! Morning Sermon 11 A. M. "GOD IN THE WORLD" Evening 7:30 P.M. "The Truths, Trials and Triumphs of Christianity" . ,1 t ' - ' f - . i - ' . ii..v -V J Our Male Quartette Sings U.R. Welcome Change in Management HOTEL ASHLAND Ashland, Oregon Now under the management of Mr. B. F. Leach, late of Geiser Grand Hotel, Baker, Ore. Catering to the com mercial men, and tourists. CLEAN Rooms, CLEAN Beds and a S People's uas 61.1 Pittsburg anu west vu -u.i Ray Consolidated Copper : . 14 Reading - 72.1 Rep. Iron & Steel 52.75 Royal Dutch. N. Y 46.50 Shell Trans. & Trad - 33.75 Sinclair Con. Oil 20.50 Southern Pacific SO Southern Railway 20.50 Setandard Oil of N. J. pM 107.50 Studebaker Corporation 74.25 Tennessee Copper 8.3 Texas Co 37 Texas &. Pacific - 22.5 Tobacco Products .. 65.3 Transcontinental Oil 8.6 Lnion Pacific 122.50 U. S. Food Products 13.50 U. S. Retail Stores .. 51.75 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 47 United States Rubber 50.25 United States Steel .. - 80.25 Utah Copper 52.50 I L I Wl 1 m. I f U Al V. i Those Children of Yours Arc you sitting down with them regularly and teaching them the principles of uprightness, ho.iesty and fair play? Instruc tion in religion is excluded from most public schools. Unless you take your children to Sunday school they may not learn the truths your mother taught you. Stfirt the Children Right Give your boy and girl the best start in life possible. Take them to church and Sunday school. Lessons learned in youth will never leave them. If you are not connected with another congregation we shall be glad to have you worship with us. - 11:00 A.M. "A PROMISE FOR EACH DAY" (Reception of New Members) 7:30 P.M. SPLENDID STEREOPTICON LECTURE (50 Best Slides Used) First Baptist Church (North Central and Fifth St.) . Westlnghouse Electric . Willys Overland American Zinc, Lead & Butte and Superior ....... 4 1.60 0 Sm 10.60 - 15 Cala, Petroleum 39.2 Montana Power 49 Shattuck Arizona '. 7"4 . Pure Oil 25.56 Invincible Oil , 10.25 General Asphalt : 53.6 Card of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation, to our host t of dear friends for their great kind ness and sympathy, and for the many , beautiful floral offerings in this our greatest hour of bereavement. , MRS. M. W. HUSON AND CHILDREN . B. F. HUSON, FATHER. ' A. C. HUSON A.N'D FA.ulLY. 165 H. W. WARD AND FAMILY. With Medford trade Irt Medford ninfl-- CLEAN House