Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 12, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO r ftfEDFOTlD MATT, TRTTiCTCE, ATTTT?nT?r nVVfiOX .VEnESDAY. Of!TOr.EU 12, M21 focal and &J Personal This la Columbus Day, as 429 years ngo Christopher' Columbus first set Toot upon American soil, and Is a legal holiday as Oregon is one of the states designating Oct. 12 as a legal holiday. All the banks, county and city offices are closed, today. Inasmuch as it Is not one of the national official Holi days designated by the postoffice de partment the postoffice was open to day as usual.. Neither did the federal court observe the day. ' Wanted Experienced packers and box makers. Oregon Growers Packing Co-operation. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Dr. Harvey P. Coleman, chiropractic and lOlectro-Therupy. 427-2S Medford Jtldg. Phono 9G5. j The first baby clinic to be held in The president of the Itcbekuh state assembly will pay an official visit to Olive Kebekah lodge of Medford this evening and special preparations have been made for her reception, . among which will be an exhibition of degree work. See our $7.60 windows Wednesday and' Thursday, Oct. 12 and 13. The Vanity Shop, Main and liartlett. 174 Maddox & Bouncy will open a down town flower shop Saturday, Oct. 15, In part of the room now occupied by the Sugar Howl at 20G West Main. ' Mr. and MrB. J. K. Evans of San Francisco are guests ut the Hotel Hol land as are Mr. and Mrs. F. Caviness of Baker, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Brouson of Oakland, Calif., T. II. Sprouer of Chicago, Albert H. Thomas of Los Angeles, Harry Wirtz of Clear water, Cal(f., and J. V. McAfee of Sac ramento. Not-a-seum hosiery, Triangle collars, pon Springer. , Cash paid for cast off clothing and shoes; also furniture, stpvcs and any Medford will open tomorrow at the 'thing of value. Will H. Wilson. ' 170 Y. W. C. A. room on South Ilurtlett. Over 30 babies are registered for ex amination. No entries cun lie mado "itfter tonight. Mothers with babies are expected to be on hand from 1:30 to 4 P. m. Fire prevention week; let us help you prevont fire and reduce your in surance rate. R. A. Holmes, the Insur ance Man. tf ,. Popular dance ut Natatorium to night. . 174 Come and see who sells used cars cheapest, flutes Auto Co. auction sale Saturday afternoon. 178 ' he first iuterscholostlc football game of the season will be played hofo a week from Saturday betwen the high school teams of Klumatli Fulls and Medford, which is being looked for ward to by the local student body, with great interest as the visiting team re cently defeated Ashland by a large score. The Medford high team plays ut Grants Pass next Saturday with Grants Pass high,, which was so ovon wholnilngly defeated by Ashland high last Friday. . Typewriter for rent. Phone 269-H. - , . ' ,'. .' ;.. . 174 Cash paid for oast off clothing nnd shoes; also furnituro, stoves and any thing of valuoi . Will II. Wilson, 175 Wanted A small .cook stove. Phpno 407. 175 William M. Colylg, former mayor of Medfprd.and ono of the. leading citi zens of his city, 1b registered at the Imporial. Mr. Colvlg practiced law in southern Orogoni for a great many years, hut now. lias retired from nctive practice and spends his time enjoying the scenery around his city. In 18)1 he . Mr. and Mis. T. O. Williams are In Medford on their return from a visit to brothers and sisters in Portland and Washington, and will remain here for a few days visiting with another brother, A. I). Williams, and family. Their home Is Pucnte, Calif. Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20 South Fir St. Phone M8-W. ' ' 176 Wnntod A small cook stove. Phone 4G7. 175 ' In compliance with an enactment of the recent legislature a county budget commlttoe, conixtlng of . . II. Simpson, Ashland; Horace .1. Peiton, Sams Val ley, and Bert Anderson, Medford, will meet with the county court Thursday, Oatobor 13th, nnd aslst in preparing the annual budget. Jacksonville Post. Dr. McMorrls M. Dow's office nd drest Is 300-7 M. F. & U. Bldg. Office, hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to 5 afternoon. Tel. 139. 271 Sell it to Wilson. He pays cash. 175 Ed Walker, deputy State game war den, of Douglas county, was In Med ord mesday visiting friends. One; of the most remarkable develop ments' since the Hurnum- Apartments fire 1b the fact that- only two of the twenty-four occupants carried fire in surance. Securing insurance is just as easy as saying one-two-three; in fact that is our telephone number. Do you get the. "cpnnection"? McCurdy Insur ance Agency. 176 Popular dance at Natatorium to night. ; m , l- 174 Marlon Robbln's was fined $15 this morning in Justice Taylor's court for driving a truck without u tail light and Adlol Neff was fined $10 for a similar offense The arrosts were .made by was mayor of the town. 'The Orogon- ueputy 8tate Motor Traffic Inspector lull. v. .. J. J. Mo.Mnhon , Soli it to Wilson, Ho pays cash. 176 Seo Graham &, Wtison as to putting It. I, Stewart, builder, contracts for that roof in good repair. - Don't wait all buildings. . Kosldenco 217 Apple until It begins to. leak and the pUiBter street, Phono 043. - - . .. tf starts to fall, fix It now. We can give ,wWBh grade - tailors for men- and you service. 103 lCuHt Eleventh. ; women. Orres, ABhland. Oro. tf Nat 50c danco tonight. 174 Herbert nowell, a graduato of the v. A. C, In 1910, has been appointed county age t for Josephine county, and will assume his- new duties No vember i. While in college he spec ialized In soils and cropB. At the pres ent time Howell Is manager of the Preston Farms, a 3600-acre proposition ip Warren county, Pa., half of which is given over to crops, while largo orchard, a dairy and beef unit, and hags and sheep are alsp included. , Latest styles and patterns in caps. Don Springer. , , Wanted A small cook stove. Phone 4G7. . 175 A. S. Bliton o. the California-Oregon Powqp Co.. is in Hogue River anu Gold Hill today on business. Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft Shop. Medford Bldg. . tf Sell it to WilBon. He payB cash. 175 The "second half" payment of taxes mado by the. Southern Pacific company on property in Jackson county amount ing to $55,195.55 has been turned over to the county treasurer, of which sum $GG78 was in county warrants, Individual suits and overcoats of merit, $22.50 up. Don Springer. All kinds of wood, prices right, quick service, Medford Fuel Co., cor. Third and Fir. . , v tf iho postoffice department an nounces an examination for postmas ter at Rogue River on November 12. Wxporienced packers wanted. Earl Fruit Co. Thomas Judd of Portland Is the new grower at Maddox & Bonnny's green house. Mr. Judd has had 36 years ex perience In his line and will be glad to give all persons any information de sired regarding euro of plants and flowers. Hemstitching '. Plcoting . ; ' ' . 8c per yd. -' Vanity Shop. ' tf Mrs. M. S. Janes returned yesterday afternoon from Rosehnrg where she lias been visiting her husband who Is connected with the Denny Frnit com pany's branch in that pity. ... You nathe the price at the Saturday auction sule. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 178 Cash paid for cast off clothing and shoes; also furniture, stoves and any thing of value. Will H. Wilson. 175 Sell it to Wilson. Ho pays cash.- 175 The public schools of Medford pb- erved Columbus Day with an assembly in each building this arternoon during which an appropriate program7 was given.- . s There Is nothing so healthful and invigorating these days as a drink of the llthla water sold by the Jackson County Creamery. Order a case today tf Let us show you how to shine, and you'll shine wherevor you show yourself.- Why pay 16c for youruhlne when wo charge only 10c. Brown's United Store. 176 Dressmaking, ploatlng embroidering of all kinds, braiding, beading, hem stitching and buttons covered at the oiyieurnri snop, mearora uitig. tr B. F. Irvine, yie, blind (editor br the Portland Journal who is well known In this city and county-, and who deliv ered the high school, commencement uurun hi ;)eui'-ra lasi June was uuu Clav Walker, foraer well known resident of this city; ' nnd who has re sided most of the time in nllt- " -f..-r the past two years, was taken to ,he state hospital or the msane at ......... i..- n.L.l-.t bavins bson adjudg ed as of uuuound mind last Monday ailment- Among the new residences being completed in Medfm! is a fine tw" story bungjiow being built' by II. C. Glasscock on Edwards street war lieatty street. . ly injured in un auto accident in Port- Used cars at lower prices than any lana wnen a car In which he was rm- rhere elso In town. I'uttou anu """'i ,lie3t at Jacksonville, ing with several other well known men ; inson. Inc. . tll' ' '. , 1' through Struck A telephone pole and he was chm scason onen. Gusher '..,. , ,n.)risi1ino and patent mod- Cafe. , llcines, since the prohibition law wem Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ling of Yreka j foCe Wal;cr was arrested two wore Medford visitors the first of thewc(jkg an ,)V chjcf of police Timothy week. Mr. Ling is a former Medford; noe" edging house bf the city resident and his many friends here where bg ,m(, bet,n stopping for some will be glad to know tnai ne uas re- He came excessive catapulted Into the windhleld head long. He sustained several cuts about the f3C8 and brulsos about the body. Hemstitching 8c per yd. -'Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Dr. Murphy's dental office Is also open evenings from 7 to 8. Cash paid for cast ofr clothing and shoes; also furniture, stoves and any thing of value. Will H. Wilson. '175 Allen . women must have" alien licenses before being allowed to hunt or angle in Oregon, according to an opinion handed down to the state game covereil from his recent illness. See De-Luxe- Auto Top Shop before getting that new top. ' A fine line of cigars ac the Cozy Nook. ' ' ' tf A little of everything at the Gates Auetion sale Saturday afternoon. 178 First-class 30x3'!4 tires $13.50. Med ford Vulcanizing Works. 1S9 According to the postmaster examin- wilbS;i'S itotiiing and Shoe Prices llll Bib Overalls . 98c Work Shirts , 65c Black an d Brown Sox 10c Wool, Sox ... . 25c Leather Gloves . 50c Heavy Sweaters $1.98 MenWoolSuits$19.50 Mack. Coats $5, $6.50 Dress Pants . ; $3.50 Men's Union Suits $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts 98c Men's Dress Hats $1.50 Men's Work Shoes, Munson army last . Men's Heavy Calf Skin Shoes, plain toe Men's 16-inch High Tops going at Dayton Loggers you know them . . Big Heavy Double Blankets ... . U. S. Army Blankets going at . . . Trunks, Suitcases and Bags . The Cheapest Store in the West Before you buy have a look. You can save a day's wages easy WILL H. WILSON .75 $3.75 $7.50 $6.50 $3.00 $4.00 commission this week by I. H. Van 1 ations of candidates for postmaster ap Winkle, attorney general. After an j polntments at Central 1'uint and Jack alien. license is obtained, however, an onvillo which closed last week, Guy alien woman does not have to nurchase . E. Tex. uresent nostnu'ster at Central a hunting or fiBhing license. Alien males must obtain an alien gun license before they are permitted to purchase a hunting or angling license. Con siderable discussion has, occurred in various sections of the state on this question.' Free Bicycle overhauled with each tire sold. Murrey's Bicycle Shop. 177 Full value in trade for misfit and discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel, 1D3 N. Central. Phone 223". - 194 Our stock of Holland bulbs arrived Monday. Get your bulbs while the stock Is complete. Hyacinths, daffo dils, - tulips, froezias. Monarch Seed Co. Phone 26b. . : 317 K. Main. 176 virs. Frank Owen returned' this mor ning from a visit. to San ranclsco. Invest your. savlngB In the Jackson County Building and Loan association - v, ., tf C. L. Goff writes Insurance on any thing anywhere.; tf The Page management wishes to an nounce that the slanting days for pic tures will be changed to Saturdays and Tuesdays,- beginning with Doug. Fair banks In "The Mark of Zorro," this coming Saturday,' !. - 17(1 . Guests at the Hotel Medford Include A. N. JJurch of Oakland, Calif., L. B. Davis of Salem, Mr. an Mrs. M. M. Morse of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Lnke and Mr. and Mrs. Riggs of Grants PiissMr. and Mrs. R. W. Greene of Seattle, I. ti, Kllgore of Lnngell Val ley, Oro., Frank Ward and Ceil Star rett from the Presldio .of San Fran cisco, and Mr. and Mrs; A. Patterson of St, Paul, Minn. Are you -with those you love? Sep.. aratlou never occurs between friends having a MacKey interpretative photo- I graphic iwrtralt. Mackey. Main and (jenirai, no. ztM. 177 Liberty Bonds, at Par. For the next 30 days we will accept Liberty Bonds ft par in payment on used cars. Geo. L, Trelchler Motor Co. 178 Our stack of HqHand bulbs arrived Monday. Get your bulbs while the stock is complete. : Hyacinths, daffo dils, tulips, freojias. Monarch Seed Co. Phone 260. . 317 E. Main. 167 Among the Medford visitors in Grants Pass on Tuesday were Mrs. W. K. Parker and Mrs. R. C. Brophy, Mr. and Mrs. Leland W. Jacobs and F. K. Bigelow. , The Dow Association Hospital, Inc., Is a public hospital located at 704 North Central avonue. it Is now open and receiving patients. Tol, 11. - Miss Patton, R. N., supt. ' 271 ' - The regular meeting bf the Eastern Stn will be held Wednesday, Oct. 12th at-7;30 p. m. Social night, Airs. But lor's committee entertaining. 174 Nat 50c dance tonight., 174 Charles Howard of Wilderville, Ore., was In this city yesterday visiting his brother-in-law, J. E. Roberts. Mr. Upward, who hus been a rural mall carrier for the past fourteen years at Wilderville, wus the first. Wolls-Fargo Express agent in this city and also sur veyed and staked tho original townsite of Medford Hemstitching and plcoting So nor yard, i Work done while you wait, Vanity Shop. . . . 209 Try our morchanta lunch, The. Shnsta. Wanted A small cook stovd. Phone 167. - ; its The Women's Auxiliary of the Med ford post of the American Legion will serve a cafeteria supper on Tuesday, Oct.. 18th, at the legion hall at G p. m. the price or which will be 50 cents. Bert's famous chill cop canio. Gush er Cafe. - . . Dyers, cleaners, phone 341, S. W. Komy tho, ;16 Mistletoe. Prompt ser vice nnd prices lowest. 174 Notice: I will prosecute any person found hunting on rny ranch; no excep tions. Frank Isaacs. ' ' 175 Dr. H. P. Hargrave who has been visiting hefts for the past two weeks will leave for bis home at Oukland, Calif., on Friday. Butler milk and cream at the Cozy Nook. tf The Cozy Nock. DoVoe's now store In the Spuria building, is now open for businoss. tf The first issue of this year's Mod- ford Hl-Tmes will bo ready for distri bution this coming Friday. Few high schools in tho Vnlted States put out as good a paper as the Hl-Tlmes has boon in former years, ahd: all indica tions show that this year't Issues of tho high, school publication' will mea sure up to the former tandard. The Hl-Tlmes gives tho nlmnni opportunity to keep in touch with the athletics and student activities at tho old school. The subscription price Is ono dollar for the year.' fourteen issues. The best place in town for used cars, trnokf, and tractors. Patton and Rob inson. Inc. tf Justl received a shipment of 30x34 first-class tires. $13.50. Medford Vul canising Works, 1S9 time for intoxication, wus city prisjin several days and then was taken to a loci-1 hospital wherehe was confined until last Monday. luo buys gwd serviceable rough and ready ear-small truck box on back top, electric lights.. storage bat tery, good tles and ready to go "right now." Easy t- start. Inquire Rive aide Garage, Medford. - ' si.ui Annies! 'Annies! Starks, De licious and Newtown, 1.00 per box atJ Bowers Ranch, five miles north of Rogue River oh Evans Creek. Bring your boxes. - The Portland Telegram announces chat John Hol-igang has been appoint ed agent in Medford. His telephone number is' 453-Y. Anyone wishing to order tho Tolgrara or make complaint about service can phone above num ber. . 1" Thus the ti'ht. a -ileal; fvea aad"i free nunlltiea and lively iierf,,,,1 of the r-ssex wuu.i i:uv. ma; Ue n eu tnroiiKii""- " car. Tf:?: nsw and I upr 'Ved Es-i presseB the new day meaning of re:t ment of reduced weight fre,i from unnecessary bulk, and the fa, mark of motoning luxury. Tho b. and Wheels of the upon models amii ished in a deep, rich shade of b ut t all chassis parts are black. A cmui0 built top fitted with gypsy cuvtji . and rear light g'.ass give added nVVil. ance. Radiut-ir shutter at-'Bemblv; t, tor metor,' neutral, lock, ami c.irj ti I lire stanuaru rwuiiniiciiv- Point is the only candidate for that office, and the candidates. for the Jack sonville office are George R. Chapman, John F. Miller and Fred J. Fick. Agate jewelry, Edgar Wight. Newcomb for 'till kinds of wood. Phone 631. MrB. Paul Hansen, corsotiere for MuBone. Phone 0S5-J. ti Edgar Wight, watch repairing. B. J. Palmer received a telegram this morning to the effect that Robort Daveniwrt, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. I William P. Daveniiort, formerly of this! city, died on Monday. Oct. tltli. of I spinal meningitis in-the city of New - Orland, 111. Mr. Davenport was foj-i The A. W. Walker Amo Co. are now merly superintendent of the Medford I showing the now and improved h-ssex. nubile schools and deep sympathy of Important improvements have been manv local friends is felt for himself t made -iTHE NEW IMPROVED IS and wife in their bereavement. Don't miss the Gates Auto Co. auc tion sale Saturday. 1 under the hood" giving greater economy nnd reliability and even smoother performance. A ' re designed 'Intake manifold in- Beginning October 1st, I will sell for isures the admission of a much more 30 days -nt 20 per cent discount from perfect mixture to the combustion the regular retail price, any new piano (Chamber. This, together with a chang I handle. Give me your order. 225 S. ed spark plug arrangement minimizes Oakdale. Phone 691-J. II. N. Lofland. carbon deposit, and the fouling of . 177 1 spark plugs through poor tuol or mix- Bert's famous' chili con carne. Gush er Cafe. John B. Goodricli arrived home tliiB morning from his visit at Portland. Mrs. Goodrich, who was witli him in Portland stopped off last night at Salem to .visit relatives there until Sunday. . . . For the best values in used cars see " Patton and Robinson, Inc. tf ture is nractically impossible. And gasoline mileage is higher. Other im provements in design give increased reliability, move riexible performance nnd further freedom from maintenance care. ' Simple and inexpensive ways to re place. parts as they wear are provided. Chili con came' season open. Gusher Cafe. China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. TOO LAI To CLASSIFY FOR SALIC Half interest in good pay ing business. 738 W. Fourteenth Sfc ... .. . .:. . ... . I . 177 DANDERINE Stops HaiXpoiing 6u'.;l . Thickens, .tayjiifio-.. 35-cents buys a bottle of "Danderlne I at anv drug store. After one apiili&l Hon you can not find a particle cl dandruff ov a falling hair, lieslfe every hair shows new . life, vigor! brightness,- more color and abundant! Wo, (iimninttil to teach yujl to . Waltz Fox Trot : One Step in our ((iirso of olulit IHva(c- 1 sons. Scfl us any Wrrinesclny mvm I' i'Hiiiy nlKlit iiii oui' hull ovorih l Medford llmnnucy. CAMPBELL DANCING SCHOOL IIIWW ' III I II I nil IH in i l l iim' Win) ii ill l M li ii lii i i i i ww ii m ii it 11 imm w ,mm tuy i N. I ROYAL .NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE -THEY ALWAYS GET THEIR MAN ! THEY GOT DR. BRUMFIELD , 3 DAYS ONLY 3 , TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Wk ' ONE OF THE FINEST 1 Wl. ' 'ImS, STORIES EVER WRITTEN OF-, M iSmlm ' cana:da's' FAMOUS ROYAL ' -1 mm JRacklrs"' j - X A Smashing Photodrama of the North lkmeS- . Woods-A Rousing Story of Two Men. mMVmm!i!m and a Woman In the Great .White WUd- ;i . jjSHT m4. erness-of Love-Jealousy-Red Cour- ' 1 WPrf WMX', Wj& ' A Corking End-a Great Picture, I j PS .. With AM Star Cast, : :; J . ' PATHE NEWS COMEDY. ! "Ml , ' ' '..4 ' "BETTY'. (GRACE) BROWN ' f. .. "Jm&ZZ... v fcS) at Hhe. Big Wurlitzer, always.' I i rfSs4S . SATURDAY, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS II in HE MARK 6F ZERO.