Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIf VAGTZ TWO NfEDFOnD MATT.. TRTBUNTC, MEDFOTtD. OTjEOONT. Z. oca airf i J;' Personal ' The work of adjusting the fire insur ance oil tlib Bnriiuni hotel flrq'was lie gun this 'morning by Mr. 'Withers.' the independent adjuster' from Portland.' It la expected that Ibis work will Uo completed within a few days, contrary to the information given eut after the five that It would' require 15 days he fore the Insurance could be adjusted. Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 170 ewconiu for all kinds of ' wood. Phone 631." . " We understand there was the lar gest attendance at Crater Lake this year than ever before. Ke know there wl'l be a record .attendance at the big carnival and dance Saturday, October 8th at the Riverside Community club. 1''J 'The Elks lodRO expocts a large at tendance tonight as the members' will vote on a number of recommendations made by the grand loilgo of the order at the recent national convention held at Los Angeles, on which each Elk will' want to reglster.hls opinion by his vote. Members of the Woman's Mission ary society of the Christian church who would like to attend tho joint meeting of the Ashland and Medford societies In Ashland Friday afternoon should meet at the church at 1:45 p. m. Friday, where cars will be provided. Plenty room for all. '. ' '169 Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft Shop, Medford Bide. ''' ' ' tf Senator H. Von der Hellen came In this morning from "Wcllon" and depart ed for Corvallls to attend a meeting of tho O. A. C. board of regents of wbJch he Is a member. XTsed cars at lower prices than any where else In town. Patton and Rob inson, Inc.' .''.'". . '"' ' . ti Have you got your ticket yet: Dig carnival and dance. Riverside Com nmait'y club,' Saturday, October 8th.' 169 People generally are Invited to visit the Trlgonla Oil well to see tho pro gress of tbe work and view the con tents brought up by the bailer. Pros poets continue to ho very encouraging for the striking of oil. Experienced packors wanted. Earl Fruit Co. "' Our Friday assortment for Fish Day Included silver smelt, soles, sea bass, sturgeon, fresh mackerel, ' barracuda. halibut, chinnok salmon, eastern oys ters and crabs. Medford Fish Co., IDS Wi Main. JMione 3G2. ' ' 169 Guests at the Hotel Modford include L. L. Loatutte and Grace M. Hall of Pomona, Calif.. Mrs. W. S. Goodrellow and party of Oakland, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. L. F, Prldemore, connected with the government hotel at tlie foot of Mt. Hood', Mr. and M,ra. J. T. Hart of Seat tle, S. W. lloe'fer and Frank Hoefor ol Woodburu, Ore,.' A bargain One good mahogany phonograph with 29 musical selec tions. ' Plays all makes of records, $75. Palmers Piano House, 234 EL 'Main St. " 172' llaby shoes, special,' fl.29. M. M. Dept. store. ' ' 169 , "Doc" Wright .of the C. E. Gales Auto Co.. Is on a two weeks vacation ud expects to get a Inick before the doer hunting season closest . Hemstitching and plcotlng So per ard. Work done while ' you wait. Vanity Shop. ' '"'"'" 209 Don't forget the moonlight dunces at the Riverside Community club, big carnival and dance, 6ctober 8th. 109 Mabel Busby, who1 was convicted of forgery in the circuit court last year and sentenced to two years In the pen itentiary, is now at liberty on parole, after serving fourteen months, and is employed at Salem. Her accomplice. Dan Qoodan, l's still serving Ills time oi three years. Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 170 'lou are all invited to Mann's Birth day party Friday afternoon at 2:S0, when the birthday cake containing a S5.00 gold piece and Quito a few arti cles of Jewelry will be cut. fours may have something in It. He on hand early. . i 1S9. Mrs. V. H. Rucker, daughter of Dr. Virginia C. Rigg, who resides at 62S West Talin street who was operated nn last Tuesday at the Sacred li'.eart hospital Is dolus we' 13 could be expected. Spot dances! J'ville! Frl. nits! 170 Hear yo! Hear ye! Klein the Up stair Tailor makes claay suits and dvcrcoats from $35 to $50 at 128 K. Main. " ' " ' 169 Medford Fish Co. carries kippered salmon, burbacued cxl. jerked salmon. finnan haddle. salt herring, salt mack ere! and codfish always on hand. 169 Speaking of the Ashland-Klamath Falls high school football game of last Saturday, which was won by the latter by the score of 17 to 7, the Ashland Tidings high school reporter says -The work of the Klamath Falls 210- lund fullback was comparable to that of a steam roller. The heavy man marred the Kliiiiath line with his Ucc plunging." The bis guys, tho little guys, and th whole bloomln' crowd will be there! Where? Applegate! When! Saturday, Oct S. 1 There is every good reason hy you should come to the M. M. Dept. store to buy your fall shoes. 169' Judge and Mrs. F. M. Calk'.ns return cd home Tuesday from a two weeks vnoation trip to southern -Tallfornfa. A t:ao line of dears at the Cow Nook. tf Mann's birthday cake will b cut Fitrtay afternoon at 2:30. The piece you Set may have a $5.00 gold piece In it or pttr of jewWry. 16s: J. F. Hale arrived hack in the city this luornlnx from a week's business trip to Portland. 3jKt danws! Balloon dances! Ap;le ntnl Salupdar night! 171 It was recently learned that Hattie Fletcher of this city and Linn Taylor of Applegate were married at Yreka in July, the marriage being kept a secret till last week. Hoth young peo ple are quite well known here. Jack-j sonvllle Post. Delicious apples $2.00 a box. orchard run. Phone 396. J. A. Westcrlllnd.l70 Mmogene Wallace, who hag been taking music in Los-Angeles for three years, has returned to her home In Central Point and will teach piano. The Southern Pacific deiwt baggage itvini Is still half filled with furniture and personal effects which 'were car ried there for safety at tho time of the llnrnum apartments fire, and will probably not be taken away until the fire Insurance on the building and con tents has been adjusted. Stylish, reliable suits and coats at the place of "no regrets." Price $35- $50. Klein the Tailor, 128 E.' Main. Upstairs. 169 You are all Invited to Mann's Iiirth- day party Friday afternoon at 3:30 when the birthday cake containing a $5.00 gold piece and quite a few arti cles of jewelry will be cut. Vours may have something In It. "Ho on hand eary! 169 A familiar sight of XTnited States court term week here this week Is the spectacle of Indians and other visitors in the city either sitting on the steps at the federal building entrance or standing around In front of the build Ing In groups. Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point Saturday. 170 Sash, doors, any kind of mill work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 171 Ladles" brown low heel shoes $3.50 M. M. Dept store.' ' 169 A rock crusher is being installed on the north fork of Little Butte creek the output of which will be used to gravel about one mile of black "sticky" road west of the Tom Farlow place. ) Big dance J'ville Frl. nlte! 170 Wanted Experienced packers and box makers. Oregon Growers Packing Co-opcratlon. Ladles' strap pumps, brown or black Louis heal, just arrived.' M, M. Dept. store. ' . 1G9 Km II Schmidt, the shoe merchant. Who recently underwent n mnjor opoi1 atlon lu Portland returned homo Tues day. For the best values In used cars see Patton and Robinson, Inc. ' ' tf First-class 30x.1H ' tires $13.50. Med ford Vulcanizing Works. 1S9 Mann's birthday cake will bo cut Friday afternoon at 2:30. The niece you get may have a $5.00' gold piece In It or a piece of Jewelry. - 169 Offjclal confirmation of an allotment of $3,000 to aid in the development of the Oregon Caves has been received by E. II. McDanlols, supervisor of the Siskiyou national forest This amount has been allowed by the federal gov ernment to bo usqd in preparation of the expected rush of tourists to visit this scenic wondir following the com pletion of tho highway during the win ter. Two men ' will bo employed throughout tho winter enlarging, pas sageways, replacing wooden ladders ylth steot and giving the caves a gen eral overhauling. Agate Jewelry. Edgar Wight Dressmaking, pleating embroidering of all kinds, braiding, beading, hem stitching and buttons covered at the Stylecraft Shop. Modford Bide. " tf Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for N'uQono. Phone 585j. ' tr. Boys' shoes at saving prices. M.M. Dept. store. 169 ilra. 11. E. Owens left last night for a two weeks visit In Portland. Edgar Wight watch repairing. . ' Bert's famous chill con parno. Gush er Cafe. Boys' shoes at saving prices. M. M. Dept store. 169 Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Robinson and son of Los Angeles arc guests at the Hotel Holland as aro Mr. and Mrs. L. S Xowton of Happy Camp, Calif., and M. E. Newton of Portland; B..L, Hunt of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Amsden and Mr. and Mrs, I A. Atns den of Ashtabula, Ohio.' - Chill con came season open. Gushor Cafe. Beginning October 1st, I will sell for 30 days at 20 per cent discount from tho regular retail price, any h v piano I handle. Give rao your order. 235 S. Oakdalo. Phono S91J. H. N". Lofland Ladies' strap pumps, brown or black, Ifuls heel, just arrived. M'. M. Dept. store. 169 Among the articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of sute at Salem this week is that of the Medford Candy company, of this city, with i.O0O capital, and with the following Incorporators: ttoorso A. Beeney, II V. Beeney. Leroy F. Majshon and B. F. Morshon. There Is nothing so healthful and invigorating these days as a drink of the llthia water sold by tho Jackson County Creamery. Order a case today tf Edgar Wight reliable jeweler. You are all invited to Mann's Birth day party Friday afternoon at 2:30 hea the birthday cake containing a $. 00 gold piece and quite a few arti cles of jewelry will be cut. Yours mav have something in It Be on hand early. 169 Now that the state fair is out of the way interest begins to center in the Pacific International Livestock exposf tion at Portland next month. The rail roada have grantM a straight round trip rate of a faro and onehalj for this etcui irorc an racmr coast points Footwear that pleases the children. at prict-s that please the parent. M M. Dept. store. 169' Hear 'cm! J'ville! Frl. nite! 170 Crescent orchestra at Ragle Point Saturday. 170 Better pick up some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping roods and save money. ioai$ iih cores in it On motion pf County Prosecutor, : Vp to this morning "CM car kadsj Rawles Moore . the embezzlement of pears and 60 car loads of apples charge sworn out in JuslU-e Taylor's ; have been shipped from Medford to court several days ago ty A. T. Ed-j the eastern markets. - According to munston against C. J. Morris of Ash- j Southern Pacific Agent Montgomery's land, has been dismissed. The dis-1 survey the total shipment of pears for mlssSl was chiefly for the reason that 1 the season, all of which will have been the 'witnesses for the "plaintiff could j shipped' irr two or' two 'and one-half not be found. The charge grow 011 of weeks, yllpbo 775 cars.' His estimute the sale of some wood belonging t'oias to the apple shlitinents for the sea- Edmtinston. ' "' S son Is 1000 cars. The apple shipping Notice The person who took tlie.aeason has not fairly started yet. Eastman kodak in the case from thej lfcmstitching ilarnum apartment during the fire 1b j Plcotlng known to owner, if not lert at Med: bc per jru. ford Pharmacy by Friday evening. Oct Vanity Shop. 7 tip will lip arrested. 16i ......' . .. I Bulck will build them. ' tf . .imuu a uimiuuy Liihe win uts Friday afternoon at 2:30. The lliec?!N-(,ok- yuu kui limy iinvts u. f.irv ,iu ilium i" mTTTTtifm 1 r rrTfT! r.'T? 101 ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 1' Hoi . 1 . wi"'1"1' ' . r-s 1 1 1 ."" . tf igiH . unen oeiier auiomomics aro umu. ...MBuIck fanner uiiiK anu cream ai tiro i.o; tf it or a piece of Jewelry- " 169 Geoj-go Parker Is a visitor in the city from the Bluo Ledge mining sec tion. There is every good reason why you should come to the M. M. Dept. store to buy your full shoes. 169 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Bert's famous chill con came. Gush er Cafe. r A nice I6t of peaches were a feature of the public market this morning, and more will be on sale Saturday. The! market was a good mid-week one. Ladles brown low heel shoes '$3,50. M. M. Dept store. ( 169 Dyers, cleaners, phono 341, S. Wl Forsythe, 116 Mistletoe vice and prices lowest. Dance at Eagle Point Sat nite One or two individuals are deriving satisfaction In knocking the Medford water supply with untruths circulated outside of the city. Tho local corre spondent of tho Portland Journal sent a telegram to that paper last Tuesday, saying the burning Barnum hotel was doomed because of low water pressure, and an Ashland paper of the same date published a telephone message from Medford to the same effect. Chief Lawtpn, the firemen and most all of the thousands who witnessed the fire know that there was a plentiful supply of water, which was sent with nil the force desired through the seven hose streams the firemen played on the flames. The firemen are unanimous in this declaration. , ' The best place In town for used carq, trucks, and trnctors. Patton and Rob inson, Inc. ; tr Full value In trade for misfit and discarded clothes of all kinds. . The Apparel, 103 X.' Central.' Phone 223.! 194, Get your sweetheart some sweets on 'The Sweetest Day of the Year." Sec this papor tomorrow. Miss Florence Pool, county home demonstration agent and Miss Cora Van Zant, the city librarian, attended the community meeting of the Sams Valley women this afternoon, at which they made addresses. ' ' ' Listen, Neighbor!" Kloin the .'Tailor makes quality suits to order from $35 to $50' at' 128 E. Main, upstairs. 169 ' Delicious apples $2.00 a box, 'orchard run.' Phone 396. J.' A. Weste'rlund.l7o Baby shoes, special, $1.29. M. M. Dept. store. 169 The civic class ofho high school, under Professor Reinmer. took a trip to 'the Federal building this forenoon to listen to the proceedings of the I'nited States court. Snappy, peppy Saturday night. Dr. For Sale I'sen Podge car ta pertectiio in rou pair racks. Mucn cheaper rucnia order. H. V. Lumsdcn. iTfithio wrarpins paper. U Five families at the city auto gani are here with a view to locating mi Medford ir vicinity. ' They are J. C. j Whlttakcr and family of Sacramento.) Calif.. C. W. Allen and family and 11. 11. Butts and family of Orovllle, Calif., A. K. Elster and-family of Hood River. j and A. W. Bnscom and family 01 Port land. The Cozy Nock. DeVoe's new store in the Sparta building, is now open for business. tf New sweaters at the Colonial. 170 Sunday will be "Frui Day" at the Presbyterian church. . The church will be beautifully decorated with baskets lot fruit. The music and sermon will I be In keeping with the season 1 ' 1.,1 ArtHi-piva tl,a clm-pr nml onpra Prompt ser-come(llan am g (orn)er prominent resi- i Hon' hfo iv ic taL'fntr 'nnn tt hp Hood" which oiiens a week's engage ment In Seattle next week. ' C. L. Goff writes insurance on any thing anywhere:" ' tf . Best outing flannel 20c at the Colonial. , ' 170 The Dow' Association Hospital, Inc., Is a public hospital located at 704 North Central' avenue. It is now open and receiving p'nUents. ..Tel. 1 1. Miss Patton. R. N., supt . ' 271 The Parent-.Teaclier circle Of the Jackson school will meet at three o'clock Friday afternoon in the assem bly hall of the building. Mrs. E. E. Kelly, Superintendent Smith and the special teachers will be present and it will be in the nature of. an acquain tance party. Refreshments will lie1 served and a general good time en joyed. Mrs. W. E. Walker, president iof the circle, ho-ies to enroll all old 1 members and add many new ones to the list. All patrons and friends of tho school ore cordially invited to attend. . Bring your buckets for home made sorghum 12Vic per lb. Warner, Wort man & Gore. 172 See the new fall hosiery at the Colonial. : 170 Visit the Marinello Shop, expert marcel waving; ' .r also electrolysis. Room 409 LlbertyWdg.' Phone 657-W. ' ' " - ' 173 Ed Hanley of Seattle arrived in the! city today to look over his property in this district. Mr. and Mrs, Hanley expect to build a home in the Willow 1 Springs district in the near future and! make their home here. ' j Typewriter lor ropt Thone 259-H. . ' 1741 High grade tailors tor men end j women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf I - Alta Nay'lor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20 music at Applegate 1711 South Fir St phone 91S-W. John Stone, of Oakland, Calif. 176 ar- Murpby's dental office is alsoJ .,. .'.,., ' - ' . . lilv open evenings from 7 to S. v tT ',.: al ,ha r. "",, 40c per yard. 170 Dr. McMorris M. Dow's office ad dress. !s 306-iM. F. & H: Bids. Office hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to 5 afternoon. Tel. lis. ' . . 271 A letter to jour friend brings joy to j Ttf - .-a. ;ns side and makes the letter so much I'O'J . . ,.. u , iiiuivjgi apii A Mackey of Colonial. Irish, filet and val. with Oriental embroidery. Guimps, vestees, vests, collnr and cuffs. 170 Mrs. Frank Preston left yesterday afternoon for a several months stay in San Francisco. Crescent orchestra at Eagle Q.tnnlilr ' "I A .. sweeter. . " '. 1 . , ""yourself sent to your friend will be the auto repair work- "first class work' ..,k. . . . .. , - -., . . , . ; urn villus 1 if a visit, iiuiii o.., ; r'when jusil iweivea a siiipmeni 01 evxa-f 1 first-lass tires. $13.50. Medford Vul-; eauiiing Works. 1S9 '. Imogene Wallace, Piano history, kepbnard scientific memorizing. my home, Central V6int,Monays and; Tuesdays. 164 you, hat an inexpensive way to visit . friends circumstances "and . distance make it Impossible to go to them in person. East Main and Central, No. pianlste teacher. 4. .;.". ., hatmony, . . , r . fQrm ic,-(;,-,. Studio .lays at; ' , ... ... ... prised the party, chaperoned by Mrs. V, 1 r. nk, . a . i.:C!a!;ence Pierce. Mabel Hillis. Clar- M". '' " "f,Sted..,.?e5 ence Pierce and Mrs. Clarence Pierce daughter. Miss 'May Pbipps will enter tain the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church at their home, 923 East Main street. Fri day afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoc has prepared an interesting pnigram for tbe afternoon. All mem bers of the society and friends are cordially invited. Hemstitching ' 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Z Handicraft Shop. tfi Auto fire liability bonds, glass, life insurance. It A. Holmes tho Insurance Man. - 1 tf Chili con came season open. Gusher Cafe. Saturday. Oct. S is "The Sweetest Day of the Year." Watch this paper tomorrow for particulars. A curious phenomenon was observed in the sky to the northeast late last night A very- bright shooting s'.ar WAXTEI seemed to halt in its course and ex,-: pknle. the resultant flash lighting up the valley like a bolt of lighting. sang a trio by request of the inmates Eunice Brandon sang a solo. There will be a regular mid-week meeting tonight at 7:30. All .members are urged to be present. The party that took my choice geran iums fo-m my yard at 306 N. Central avenue, when I was moving, is known. To avoid trouble return them please. Mrs. J. A. Daron. 169 j Get the soft paper pencil tablets torj school at this office. tf j AH kinds of building mouldings-1 Trowbridge Cabinet Work 171 j , Dangerous Blues- J'ville! Frl. nite!: : " .' - i"o Best Vtah coal oft cur today $1". t Vally Fuel Company. Phone 76. tf Cheap for fires o!d papers at. this office. z-c per loo. tf r00 LATE TO CLASSIFY Rettabte woman t" - keep 1 himse and do cooking. Steady work and snod salarr. Answer A. B. ! Mail Tribune. 170; 1 , " -WANTED To rent house or apart ! grttins that new ton. tfj mtaU mishM or partially Furnish-,' Invest your saving, in the Jackson ! ed CjU, 4-4 Mcdford noteL 16S County Building and Loan associati.-in. j I tf. WANTED Window waster at Med-1 China lib- bulbs. Jap Art Store, , ; Popcorn that will pan. JOc per IK Warner. Wortnian 4c Gtre. --! I! Inquire room 41i or phone ' ford building, formerly M. F. e H buildins. ASK. FORaodCC Horlick's The Original Malted Milk for Infanta sad InrtUida hraii Imitations and SabjtiUtej writer C-.iKr tJxn . at isnrtit Tnm MJFOtU BOOK STUBS r Id i No More -'Foot Frowns 1 - 19 ZES S -t ' 1 1 ill ! 1 1 ft ill V-c' :'&hC ! . TtSHT -...1,., nil lll'l' Ic J lie woman vwi - , . U,i.,w tin- font aniH.vaii.-i' t -it huiics late in the ahem"-" .u J rvei.iut' from V'' 1 slir.es. She knows ; 'V "suffer Willi well tV't. UnW novanre is often nliown mi hei r . V . 1... uf..t fiMinis. as one i;i t: ui i"" ' 1 " ' wmiuiii wrote us. , Yet when she wears-A Kl n SEUVEB'SIIOKS she eaii he on her feet as Ion- as she wishes anl not experience a single hit ot dis comfort. " This is hei-ause ilio ARCH PRESKKVKIl SllOb is built aeroi'din? to Nature s plans affording a jierfect su)i:ort un derneath the entire foot. The arch is not allowed to weaken or l wirliout heels .-an not liive ffreat- b'i : er wmfort than the ARCH PR K- SERVERSTIO)-:. And the ARCH PRESERVl-lR SHOE affords tlie stvle you wisli. It is a'stylish shoe that at fords foot health.' If von feet already hate" fu.eome weakened vouTl find the relief by wearing ARC H PRESERVER SHOES. . ' ' . THE ARCH PRESERVER SHOE KE1.J-.S THK ' WH" . KI,1," 'TnlctiS this tr.ide'-niark iippear.i t Is not a Benulnc AftCll PUS SKHVEft HMOi:. T10 exi-lu-ive arch count ruction offm-H .'inn support for tlie fwit duilni; he entire lifo nf tho shoe and jives the shoe lunger, me. " ..'ii'iiir Medford's Cash Store In the Heart of the Business District .... PLAYING THIS WEEK! j f U 4 V XtWMll ' NO Rl A TALMADGE In a triumph of art that is endearing her to the entire sitf of Medford. . . . An art that sweeps all with her through a vale of hope,, heart-break and happiness. m 4r AS "THE'SIGN ON THE DOOR" lirace llrown.and our flighty trsan Paihe News and CoiiKxly Stimlav Kitlliciiuo MarDonnlcl in "My Lndy's I,atcli K.cj'1 A Cordial Invitation to Everyone! EVERY DAY THIS WEEK AT ) ECONOMY GROCETERIA: andJ WARNER, WORTMAN & GORE'S MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY at Truax Grocery West Side Groceteria THUES.," FRIDAY, SAT. at Hibbard . Grocery An abundance of delicious, wholesome food in which KERR'S famous Flours and Cereals are employed in making. ... - . . ; BE OUR GUEST