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

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Newspaper Page TextPAflE TWO. MEDFORD MATL TRIBT3NE, MEDFOT?D:OIiECOX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1921 Tocal and Personal A new feature of the Armistice day local celebration program Is that the churches of the city will hold patriotic services at 7:30 p. m. This only be came known yesterday, and hence Is not In the printed programs, which have ( been mailed by the American Legion post !to every home in Medford : and vicinity. . . Edgar Wight, watch repairing. Chas. Miller as opened a radiator; shop at J2S North Grace strent. lie does radiator, fender and auto body work of all kinds and Is an exper ienced workman. The new room at the Jackson school uuiiding to relieve the congestion at Washington and Lincoln buildings in certain grades was optyied this morn ing with Miss Odelle Krb as teacher, and 25 pupils of the 3A and 4A grades, most of whom are from Washington and -the others from Lincoln school. The new room opened at Hooscvelt school some time ago to relieve con gested conditions at Washington school Is being conducted successfully with both pupils and parents apparent ly sausnea. For a real grease job take your car to the Crater Lake Automotive Co. we guarantee our work. mc Aita Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20 ooutn r'lr St., upstairs. Phone 918-W. y 210 Mr. and Mrs. Walter ed this morning after several weeks visit in New York cltv. Latest styles In hats from the east at bparca lildg., room 2. Mrs. A. B . noenier. j9C Swell music and a swell time at Butte Falls Bat. nlte. 195 There has been much public Interest here ever Blnce the booilpiririmr n... came to trial In circuit court at Jack sonville, as to what Is the maximum sentence which can be Imposed on con viction on that chaTgo. The maximum punishment on conviction for a first orrense la a sat fina or six moatb la tho county Jail, or both. Tha n,t. mum penalty on conviction for a sec ond time provides a fine of JG0O, or Jail sentence of a year, or both. Dr. Harvoy P. Coleman, Chiropractic uim iMeciro-i norapy. 427-28 Medford mug. Fhone 005. J urnlshed hoiiBe for rent. Modern lurnisned housekeeping rooms. 810 North Bartlott. Phone 658-R; ' tf Vernon H. Vawtor aad lF. ; IDoW mus, bii8;notntmon,o'r;Medfo'rd, 'were In Pori4riij;iBaturdny.'and i' departed yerdHgrnqpn for their rftdmqs. 1 hoy w-bratiBtereilatliB ;Mullno mah holfjhlfwnoro MrisiVawtei! met many oriiAltfihll .nrmm. m u :nw!fi;uivi(f.!f:ha;;viit verslty of Oregon. Both he and Mr' Doremus arp B.ceat pot ball fans and they wlt9sfia;:thp,gariia;oa Muitiid mah flo,l(J. .gturUM-Tho .Oregonlan. T.Ilftl All1 .l--l...i - .' ' v.. tvuiura fcor. (Jo, It l8jpu,r,.abty...ior-Ktvp-complote service itht lias.,estabHshd"4iB as A 1 printer)v,tf iv.t ,.-.. Miss Mrfcta-B6'R?.oraan"Francls;o Is viBitinir Utr''ahd Mrs'. L: Hatfield of Central Point. Miss Boatty Is a slBtor of Mrs. Hatfield. . . Let J. W. Chlsum and Seely V. Hall do your repair work at the Crator Lake Automotive Co., 123-25 8 Front street. , 190. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone B86-J. tf The official prediction for Wednes day's weather varies from the usual fair or rain, and Is rather non-com-mltlvo, morely saying "Continued cooler." I If your request Is a reasonnblo one wio want ads nre a reasonable means of pursuing It. Trv. Chill cou carne season open. Gusher Oliver Lewis Illlkey, of Modford, and ijena niary wyatt, of Grants Pass, wero granted a license to marry by the county clork today. Grants Pass Courlor. Best-tlme for little money at Nat to- imirrow nignt. snappy music. lsii r Ford touring, new top, new motor, starter. $300. Phone 67. I9i Russell Wallace, who fnm,oi n...i . ...... i j .ficru nqre, but who has been In San Fran Cisco four years, 1s in the city ronow- inK acquaintances. Wo fix 'em. Crater Lake Automo tlve Co.. 123-125 S. li'mnt . : Chill con came season open. Qushor V.UIH. C. E. Barr of Dennis Kimball & Pope' Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Murray and Dr. motored within a mile and a half of and "Mrs. C. C. Dickinson of McCloud, tha . - j r. I... t ... i . . i .. .... ., j 1 i.a&o ouuuay ana ub- viu., are guests at me tiotei lionanu. . lleves be would have made the rim If Among other guests are Mrs. S. Watts w. w vai DLULIl lu LI1U 11IUU UUU UUl UI IJCS ttirillllllS, 111., It. il. WiillitCC Ul rendered further progress impossible. San Francisco, C. A. Wertz of Eugune, n-l-m ............ . . - I I It . . ... fn icijuiio iuo ruau ill excellent cuuviiiiu jiarry iian 01 icjs Angeies. dillon particularly the new road from! Big dance Jacksonville Fiiday, Nov. Eagle Point to Trail which has just. 4th. Music by Imperial Four. W been opened up. He made the trip to! Some party! Where? Butte Falls! tl) InUa tn a llltl. fl.. H....... ..... Whan C !.. ins Eczema and Tetter Due To Impurities In The Blood To Get Absolute Relief Yon Mott Clear Your Blood of Wab ProdMto. :The b!od it ths meant ty wKkh ill tit tlssun of th bif are diractly or indirtctly nourished. You will at once realize thai urv lufll the blnnH it mirn cnmM ...r. nf .k. L. li 1 ' ym . Jt ..II. uvuf tvtu iro-umc uiscaaca. ' , Fiery akin dueue denote with unfailing certainty a weakened and impure state of'tht bluod. . . Tn carreer fliikhat! r urlj the blood must be purified. Don't clog your blood. Just clean it out. Nature will ao tne resr. rure, ncn, re blood nouriihet tne oody ana ngntt on 4iset. S. S. S.f the standard blood purifier and system builder, is the ideal remedy for tkin eruptions. The etfect of S. S. S.it to rid the system of the waste producu hich are riiiiing the trouble. , For over 50 years AkS. 5. has proven to be of unusual merit. Bejjjn taking S. S. S. today and write for Si pape illustrated booklet, "Fall Aitul I hi Bbid" free. . Personal medical advice, without charge, may also be had by tending a complete description of your case. Addrest Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific' Co., 742 I K- Stewart, builder, contracts for S.-8S. Lbortorr, Atlanta, Ca. All good a'l bulldlngji. Rpsldenca 117 Apple drug wre tell S, S. .5, I street. Phone 613. If the lake In a little over five hours run ning time. There was about a foot and a half of snow near the rim but It is melting rapidly. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. The small bUHinPHS thnt In nnlnrt?lni Its advertising Is ranlillv hprimln? tho big business. Its sales and profits In crease correspondingly with Its news paper space purcnase. C. E. Deulchr of Damah, India, Is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are Roy K. Road ruck of Spokane. E. P. Fergu son or Cincinnati. O., C. D. McPhall of Cleveland, O., W. J. Stewart of Seattle, H. A. Crane of Itoseburg and Arthur L. Veazle of Portland. Hemstitching 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Mid week nartv nt ?Cat tfimnrrriw night. A whole evening of fun for only duc. music with plenty of pep and go. 191 "Two peculiar specimens of the finny tribe wore displayed during the week end at the sporting goods mure or joe Wharton," says the Grants Pass Courier. "One In r a steelhend and a cut-throat. The head, shape of the fins and tall re semble the steelhcad, while the Irregu lar markings and spots are thoso of the cut-throat. It was caught by Claude Bardon. According to n at-v m nfW Wharton, several venm mm thn-o fish were crossed at the hatchery, and about 80,000 liberated. It Is supposed, following the charnntoriuti.a Bteelhead, these headed for salt water, uuu returned to upawn. While this Is not the first one reported to have been caugnt, It Is the first nnn rile,, nvH and la rare in thl. vIHnitv i. .. d threw ooaada. Th mthmr sk . . out-ana-out freak, of the vtuelhaad variety, n had on extra long protrud Ing under-law. with n hi.,n r i 1 .-- , uiiiii. 1UI UIIL'tUI. uegular nonttilH urn miaaina h..,. largo hole In the Bltull between the eyes evidently functioned for the ob Btnc orgnns. Big dance at Bntta l-diio at....i- " - UHllulUUf liov. o. mr. wo are tho nuthnHnH urainn - v". Bill Hon fni- Rl.nm1i.i.w .1 . ub.v.uuv,Hi .v.ii Mwmore. ite placo the olit dno with a new Strom- "erg. two weeks free trial.' Crater i-nxe Automotive f!n im.'s a w . The city council will hn'i,i iti, meeting of iTin ' - wiibni,, iiL wnich much rout inn inaiiir.aii'ii.m.ii - r.' -TV ;.ailU170 UU HUIiaUL'lQfJ. " 1 Begin your Xmg gifts. HeW are n few suggestions: Plljow. ..cases., w,ltji omuruiaery: .--or orochotlng, sllppere, nmui.iers, nanumado handkerchlefB iiiu(iii:ruir. anon. mn We are located, at 30 North' Holly i vanoy uarage. we are agents for tlln nniu "Unli,. 01 .. .-r . ri - vim am unu nave a num- bor of bargains In used cars. Your, own forms In roaron. " lintim-v inTOi i wunectioii. open Sundays nnd ever. iimo. mouroru vollo Co. tf " K. It. Wh tnhnnil r,f r,ni a...i. " v wuum V.UH 'n ms yard a hickory tree which bore five hick - v ui.a III in lllll, As far as Is known this Is the only "")r iree in southern Oregon. Peoille's Elnctrln nlM-n ...III i nil, h UOmollStratiOIl Of Thnr Ar..i- - ...H'lllllliv; I'.ltJIT- trie Ironer and Trior Wnrher at their siore weanesdny and Thursdny of this I'Cdernl 3 ton Irnc-lr o-rH . .i ..." r nimpu. ,iouu. vour own terms niltsou Motors. Ceoiga A. Mansfield, as president of tho Oregon State , farm bureau Is xpeniung much time on bureau bust ."- in omer parts of tho state. Yes- loraay-na with William Schulmnrlck or Washington county, Claude Buchan- ail Of Benton Cntinttr nnrt n n n "...lurrow county spoko at Shoildan, wiison, uundoe, Lafayetto, Wobfoot and Fcrnwood school hnnn i.. v....n, - ... i amiiiii county ami dlncid with tho commercial u ivic.ninnvr.io. WO TlftVO inat rnmlirA,l - """wi ouijiu vory uuilioora in hnm .mn,la inAn - "'"uu itttu UUI mr and cuff sots. Also Jumper dress Kulmpos and jabot yosts. Thcso are t-uinuinaiiona or rni iun 1.1..1. - wm..jp 4, lau tru. ""i. 1101. aim oriental luces. The vanity bliop, E Main nnd Uartlett. 191 "Bute jeweirv. Krtcnr aright J, H. Wheeler cer J. J. WcMahun fnp irtvino ...... . .. """"B I1IO wunout Ilconao nlufnn niu ,...n u ueara uororo Juatlco Taylor Thura Jay m 10 a. m. For Xlliua urnnonta Turai..A i . " vj ltlllj i""BiiJiig uo not co8t more wiuii R RUnnor nartv. nnrl i.it .04 Last Mnln and Central. Jlnckov. 195 Oifls la notterv imi kimi.i.iij glassware and candlesticks. Handi craft Shop. ,,, Mrs. Mary Mntlinu-a r . a arilve,! this moniing ror a several weeks visit with m heeler-nf this clt-. liiK- danco Jacksonville Fritlay, Nov 4th. Music by Imperial Four. 194 KdKar Wight, reliable Jeweler. Prealdont Hnnitnir vtatn,. r Vuotltwitj lllllT noon slKnotl a nrorliimnrin . " !. nail- mgion tioslgnating Thursday, Nnveni- uer .i, as I hnnksglvlng day. Tho text of the proclamation has not been made puonc. The Woman's AiiTlHnrv , Kion i-ost will hold nn Important meet Ing crinrcrnliiff Armlsti.-p n,- . .1.. . .. ... .., ul me t-Kion ciuo rooms. Thursday, at 7:30 p. 111. W e would like a full attendance. Hert'g famous chili eon mmn rinuh. er Cafe. . R. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for When? Sat. nlte! 195 Albert Noth, day ticket clerk and op erator at the Southern Pacific depot Is spending a few days this week visiting relatives and friends at Cottage Drove. Doors, windows. .Medford Lbr. Co. Invest your savlnis "1 the Jackson Couuty Building and ,-oau association 1 tf The Royal Neighbors will meet on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 2, with .Mrs. A. C. White, 341 Haven street. All neighbors are welcome. Everything for the baby at the Hnn- dlcraft Shop. 19 Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights.. Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. 214 Toduy Is the 1st of November, and: as usual on the first day of every j month most people forgot and datwl letters and checks as Oct. 1st. ttigb grade tailors tor men unci women. Orrefl. Ashland. Ore. tf Windshield glass. Car utoraen In- day, week or month. Hittson Motors. 214' Medford and .TackHfin ronntv will tip well represented at the Pacific Intor- iiuijunai i.ivestocK exposition at Port land next week, as C. C. Cate. muntv agent, will bo chief clerk of the expo sition, having been promoted to this important position from clerk In the Shorthorn division of the cxnosition last year. Mr. Cate is now engrossed In the selection of 30 clerks, 20 assis tant clerks and 60 runners for tho var ious divisions of the exposition. He will leave for Portland on Friday even ing SO as to be on the frrmtml pnrlv get acquainted with all the judges and look after matters connrnllv. When In need of shingles and roof-1 ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 JjL Vlaln. Colored kudkrk)f saar 2fca. laadleratf Shop. 194 H. W. Oakely of tke meouanlaal -pnrtment of tho Standard Oil comnanv left yesterday for Roseburg. The Southern Pacific is installing new traffic warning signals at the IMovcnth street and the Jackson stropi crossings. Tne signal at the Jackson itl'eet CrOSSlnir IK alrn.llv In nnnrnttnn and tho one at the Eleventh street crossing Is nearlng completion. insurance Plus Service. R. A. Holmes s he Insurance Mnn. tf Our lino of package goods is com plete. See our Xmas ribbon nnvplflpn. Handicraft Shop. 1941 r. 0. Bradley, superintendent of power houses for tho Cnllfnrnln. Oregon Power Co. Is In Medford today enrouto to his homo In Yroka after an inspection of the company's plants at t-rospect and Gold Ray. . 1 All kinds of rough and dressml lnmi ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 I r. main c TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two 9x12 rugs, one 10x9 wiuon rug,, ncatlug stoves. 28 S. Graj)a,St.'fa',.U;?tyi., 192, LOT Baby's pink and white sweater uu iiim-ruiii roau or main st. ir uuuu wu win greatly appreciate be ing notified. B. L. Dodge, Jr., 19 Geneva Ave. 193 FOR TRADE Will sell cheap or trade iwi wuim, i-seiuen uuggy. luia W. main, piione 9G1-W. 19; 'OR HENT Two unfurnished rooms W. Jackson. 195 Women Made Young Drizht eyes, a clear sfcin full of Youth and health ' yours if you will keep your system in oraer by regularly taking Tht world's standard rmrW fnr ivt, bladder and uric acid troubles, the naimu 01 me ana looka. In uto sine loyo. All urugeistt, three sins. Look for tV name Gold Mcrftl ob or.rr box How'You GetTIiiu t lx To become slender or rediir-M wcrgnc.iimplytako Kno.jt iiniii.....i 1 little Koreln TaW- M'"" H. Meal f Mrr. WriaillianAk t- u ne wea.en lo.fc njS .n n. Iv. U' 1 !TT:to nd io c,,t KOREIN ..K.rr " . . . .' , ,uvhj urutguts including DR.-RICKERT? Eye3 Scientifically Tested n3 1 1-v ... emu u-iasses iTopeny J ittod NO HROPS VSEI Broken (ensee AcrnrHtcly Dnpllca(e r.WIOUI 0 FRKHISES sua E, oUlo, rpewtri Alex Sparrow, superintendent of Crater National park is expected In the city within the next few days, as tnijwue iiwiii auvtrmiieili tamjj wiicir j he has been all alone for the pest week, on Nov. 29, to 11. H Long, h!: clerk, who came back to the Medford ofiice some lime ago, -irys iliat a j the fine weather continues in the i Crater Lake vicinity he expected 1 , remain at Government camp until Nov 2nd or 3rd, and then return to Mei: ford. "-- Try our merchants lunch. Th Shasta. Hemstitching and plcotlng 8c pe vard. Work done while yon wan Vanity Shop. 2": China Illy, bulbs. Jap Art Stnri I.eland M. Jacobs was a buMncsn visitor in Grants Pass on Monday. Hemstitching Plcotlng ! 8c per yd. I Vanity Shop. ,t ! ..xpert ei-to washing and polishing i iiuiur iiiibiung anu top uressing. .i;v iiinnugenient, at Hittson's Garage. 211 L. F. Lozier of the Oregon Granite Co., left this morning on a week's busi ness trip to Roseburg. Bert's famous chll. cob carne. Gush v Cafe. ' Southern Oregon Lumber Co. has 'xi lumber in various grades, planed and rough, also some boards. Sell mean. Ask for Mr. Marris at mill, tf When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 K. .Main St. TODAY, EXPECTS TO BE UP SOON follow Mr. Cowgell's wishes In that I!ne." While the number of the car that tr :;ck Mr. Cowgill was obtained a', the time of the accident, the identity r ver is still unknown 1-e.Vv.iu the opinion that he is a Bend, Or--., Royal Arch Masons Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 1 Special Communication, Tuesday, Nov. 1st, 7:30 p. m. M. E. M. Degree. Visitors welcome. 191 A F. NOTH, Secy. The many friends of Ralph Cow ;'.ll will be glad to learn that he sus 'alned no serious internal or spinal njury when run down by an auto, '.riven by an unknown man, early 'unday evening on the Pacific high--ay near his home the other side of 'eutral Point. Mr. Cowgill was feei ng comparatively well today despite .Is many bruises and several frac ured ribs so good that he declared ie expected to be out within a few ;ays and look after some of his du- t.es as engineer or the Medtord irri gation system construction work. This news was brought back to the city this forenoon by J. A. Perry, 'resident of the board of directors of the district, after a visit at Mr. Cow sill's bedside. However, it is doubt ful if the injured man can be about so soon no matter What his will power and much less look after any duties, and Mr. Perry advised him to remain at homo some time longer, j "The work of constructing the sys tem 13 in fairly good shape," said Mr. Perry this noon, "and there is no need of Ralph getting about until he is en tirely able to do so. He has the af fairs of tho distnict pretty well In hand, and Herman Powell, assistant local engineer of the district, can han- 1 die things to general satisfaction and The rulU v i i'a;ie wire fence bl ins ing to Uadd:s& Dixon wera miveJ from their nesiins place last evening and were foul 1! t.i ba I jolting the t'. af fic on Sixth street n-'ar Bartlott tins morning. It Is supposed that the moving of the wire wad a Hallowe'en prank. Sanitary Beauty Shop are now show Ing local models in window. 191 Mattresses, furniture upholste: ing. Medford Auto Top, Phone 101. 2H O. L. Goti writes insurance on any thing anywuere. tr ,lgrVr- ig k DID PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? THE pain and torture of rheu matism can be quickly relieved by an application of Sloan's Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and comfort and lets you sleep soundly. Always have a bottle handy and apply when you feel the first twinge. penetrates without rubbing. It's splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles, sprains and strains, stiff joints, and lame backs. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. At all druggists 35c, 70c, S1.40. Liniment Pafn'sV Venemv afe Milk I For Infant 1 & Invalids NO COOKING Tha "Food-Drink" for All Aces. Quick Lunch atHome,Office,ao.r Fountains. Ask for HORLICKS. t3-AvoiJ Imitations & Substitutes ANNOUNCEMENT, CHA3. MILLER'S. -NEW . RADIATOR SHOP O RADIATORS FENDERS BODYWORK with Medford Tent Awninir Works I an X. Grape Phone WMMt . . 1 Maa If You . onl i 11 : nil ' .1 ii :! -i-ii fir.. 1 ii' I. !...( .r. : ill U- ' ' " couRTsrinj "-v " ' ; ' ' ij:.:; il ;i 1 j This .Kliiriej;,. pppjiinfe ' the ' question to Phoebo in, tho hp-; ' proved manner, y Obsei'vo the . 1. look, of .-mild insanity 'on his' ' . f acfrrrhc . goiifi, .beybjid recall t' 1 Are married; expect to be married; or want to be mar ried; you'll enjoy the matrimonial complications of Phoebe and Harley Jones 1 1 , OFF OX HIGH Let tho sky rain rice arid old shoes drop from every tree Harley and Phoebe don't care. They're young, they're happy, they're married. NOW PLAYING Till Fri. Scintillating comedy-drama of American married life, with HELENE CHADWICIC and RICHARD DIX. THE YOUNGEST Without a doubt the most pre vious infant that ever lived. I'hoebn and Harley were des tined to have two more, with thr usual round of doctors, nurses, measles, clothes, acci dents nnd expenses. : Dangerous Curve Ahead" NO RISE in PRICES PATHE NEWS Dog "Browni6M and Baby "Peggy" in a Century Comedy; also "Betty" playing "Robin Hood" Over hire at the mighty Wurlitzer. COMING SATURDAY KATHERINE MacDONALD in "TRUST YOUR WIFE' - I