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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1921)
n PAGE i SIX MT1DF0RD MATT. TRTP.HSTE. MTCHFOW) OJ.TXiOX. .MONDAY,. XOYKMRKR 7, 1021 A News of Jackson County has b innlit the J pavidson place. Mr. Tarbell and W i. .... c-.n '.i. ..... i.;r,, ... ,iv ,,li. mt Mr Ch i-' hirrh sen-, it Ihiaueiscj oa business. He is uunaKtU ; ilrtiib .lil tlieni at i-J aiiece and has. have me ci family who were In the concrete business at present ia the sow left and she Is a monster Wjtr.e state. She '.'tin's that they schools in ranch Helena, and Is here looking after his behold and he sas that he has al- I business interests for he was formerly : ready got his money back and has the TRAIL ITEMS f I Wc wore all to liear of tho new arrival of little Mif-H Klort-nre Muxine at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. J. Mechem on October ?3. Mrs. M. E. MiddU-busher and daughter. Enid, und little Krarid daiiK titer. Genevia Pence, loft Thurs day for a trip into Washington. vh-r they will vitiit relatives at tVntraiin. Seattle and Sulton. They expect to be a way a month. Mr. and Mrs. II. Ash moved to their flew home on Klk Creek Monday. Georife Fisher and Lowell Ah left WedncHday for Sugar Pint, where they plan tq spend the winter trap ping. ' .Mr. and Mrs. red HtuiKln were callers at the Stewart home Wednes day. Mm. T. Taylor of Rnglc Point Jh visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adamson. Mr. and Mrs. V. Ditsworth and Hoy Vaughn were Med ford callers Wed nesday. Mr Vaughn expects, to re turn home with them. Mr. K. E. Ash, Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Watson and D. Middlebusher were Medford visitors Thursday. They are now using the new bridge below Trail and expect to hove the road completed from Trail to Med ford In about ten days, which will mean a biff paving in distance for the people going; to Medford. The Hallowe'en party and bnx so cial at the Asate school hotis Friday nU'ht. October U was a dfild-d suc-c.-fi: 2 was reulfy.ed from the sale of thei boxes u ml the money will be spent to supply needed artii-lvs for the school, j The Tarbell brothers, former resi dents of' tiiis distrkt, who had 1kmi iiwiiff at Klamath Fulls for about 7 years, have returned with their fam ilies to make this vicinity their home onco more. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Header and little daughter aro now residents of this district. Also Mr. and Mrs. Campbell , of Kogue 1 liver, who bought tho i Diainard place. J Mr. and Mrs. Lorert McCay have re turned from I'rospect. I Mr. and Mrs. Merrill have also re ,'tUi'in tl to their ranch after m1 vera I camping near the Whetstone have moved Into the Orr house. I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McCay and small a resident of our town and still owns jsons were visiting at the 'roseor his old home here, and in tin niean j power plant last Sunday. Mm. H. K. time renewing acmiaiiitaiict-a with old Peyton uctNinipanicd (hem home and time f: fei'ds. iieturncd to Prospeci on Tuesday. j - u.8U-r Smith Hutte Falls and Mrs. F. M. TunKate of Jacksonville), were pasBonei's on the Hutu- Falls .stage fur Hutte Falls Wednesduy. 'Dixon of EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. O. Boston sow left. 1 went down with t .a.ik Lewis, our jitney tit Ivor when he went afU'r the one he iiicliai-;I und saw the s -w and two of the piss, and n' ' Frank says he would not take $''.! I r her. he i-i a fine saw and with care h will so'Mi have his mrney ba :k. Thomas C'ir.p.aile and one of hi .Mrs. Dunnie G:xidvin nee IVinnie lU'll. formerly of lliown.sborj, but now of Oakland, Ca'if., Caine' in on the Untie Falls stage on her way up to lirownsboro to visit her sister, Mrs. George llrown. It. T. Davis of Klamath Falls came In on the stm,'c from Medford on his way up to Derby to visit his brother Itoy Davis of IX'rby. Mrs. Fred Dutton of Wellen, '"as here Tuesday shoppin;. Henry Tonn of 1-ike creek w as a business caMer Wednesday. II. 0. Galey cf Ashland calieil Wed nesday tor dinner and remained until rrlday. IJe is encased In tho life in surunce business and seems to be do ing a lively business as he starts out early in the morning and conies in about night. bnys was in town Wednesday and re ports thai ho has b-en sawing wood as his laqd was nl wet deep enough to do good plowing yet but from the :i' pearanc! of things will I wet e.iouli before this is in type. i ('.. M. I.owe and K. T. Cassidy id ! .Medford were here liojting bills for i Foster & Kleisjn. the firm who have W. P. Hanson and daughter of ', bought out the advertising firm id lln nbbor.i, were here Wednesday j Kliim & Co.. w ho have been in that dealing with our hardware merchants, business fiir several years past were :.-,i..n Mi er ami 'T-iiil. came nut on i"- - Tbursdav and went on :o Medfjrd. ; JM. Hall f Trail a id a woman ipaaied tluougU here Thursday on their vvy np hime with a truck load of h'viselliild gJOiU. ; F,i inv evening we had Mr. and Mrs. T ! Il'dt:'.. V. .i. Hrown and wife, and and Mra. J. F. llrown heie f ir sup- i iier a' d t-i s:iend tile evening. 1 Fridav we went M Medford in the I forenoon and c nseiient!y 1 have but little to report for that day although I met several people fmn this section of .the c untry but n:it s many as 1 gc i eiallv d.i. Among them were Geo. W. Sfwell, one of our prosperous iai-i mers and p niltrymen. and Grant Mat-j thews, the father of the young main who is now in the county jail ciiarge.i with the ki'ling if Wilbur Jades. and ki eo even. Hut I may la..e j. i thing to say later on the sublectH taxes as this letter it already i "! J enough. ' 1 - Ki-In niiraie only . iho d-irk. Heavy Cold? Chest MCioggcdUp?! DON'T let it Set a EUrt, Dr. I:j New Distovcrv will c, ! tlowntowork,reiicv:njftlietisi."tfceii t in the chct, quieting iU t1 tough, gently stimulating i!ie ' Always rcUaow. Jjt good i::ujS m.-wli. In I rice mlf -. rnd r-.m. . r For fifiy yc-ar.V a .standard remedv All tho iani'ly tan taJ:e it with heln'li (Imp. touvinnng, heal fllltb. I'..isei Io r.ar-lil rtt (imp. tonvinnng heal mg tas'.o ta il; ti.j fciJues.hicc. At an I Shorlv Mlteo wa a ImqiiiMu e;Uei- hara fnv linnoi- Woil necilu v nnit Kn was al.so met Roll Smith of Told, WHO IOI Wednesday and sint tho ni2ht at the i F s U'luhmi of Klein. Ore., also Uriuh nierly lived In this neighborhood and 1 Sunnyside. . Gonlon of Fort Klamath. Mr. and Mis asked, are you still living on the same I As I am always interested, in fine! A. Witcher, F.dward Johnson, Karl place and he replied yes he had it fur .stock of anv kind and had heard cou-' Mathews and fharles Winkle. another year. The next inquir was. . nave me neigni.ornuou si-m-d up jdaliynien, orchardists ii.ie ine mniiuoriHuia sellleil up ' aunin. and w isli them nil u hearty welcome. ', Last, but not the least Is our Hun 'day BehiHd , which has been reorgan ised, r. fv Sundays liKO, and snow line irood Interest. We meet every Lord's day at 2.30 p. m.. and Invite the whole community to come and I imr li i.x i.rirB,,niii. F. D. Murray of Central Point, was R. A. Weiduian, one of our leading ! siderable talk alout a sow that W. L.I K. O. Jones and Mrs. H. H. I-owe of has your landlord rarsed the rent, ana and farmers. ' Childreth bought of a man bv Hie Rune Kails, were nassenirers on the he said no. for he had a tnree jtar i made a business trip to Derby rues- name 01 Hurst, who came In last Hutte Falls stage on their way to .Me l lease but that he would have to the dmggisla, GUc' JN ev iis coverv - i For Colds and Coudfit leel Kauly? liowvls Siujcish; Haven't any "lien" in -n oik or rl ' day. Nick Young and Lucius Kingcaid were here for dinner Tuesday. They were bringing out one of the county spring from, Missouri bringing household goods and stock with his! ford, and Mrs. Lowe seemed to e con- next year as lie was now only about lilm Isiilnrnblv Interested on the Riibieet of uavllli: the taxes on llle flir.H. that lie i or tho Durbc Jersey stock whinh' he all 'the high schools in the cities, for; owner was paying $ii00 a year taxe.i. rock crushers that had been in use In i sold to Mr. Childreth for $50 and later! fear that Hutte Falls would lose their and that he ould not pay even SjI.0 the Iike creek district, and were tak-! 1 1 rj . . . lourc-CQBst!;w:U!" ine stimulaunj action of Dr. Kin'n Pills bringi fcc old tiinj energy. Ait druggists . ;vum!'i.-i, wont Gripu Dr. Kind's Piifi I PERSIST NEWS Here the same day visiting .Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Morgan. A. C. Spence of lirownsboro, was a business caller Wednesday morning on his way to Yamhill, Ore., to pur case a carload of thoroughbred regis tered Jersey cows to bring down here, to try to supply the market with a ! better breed of nil'k cows. Mr. Stience meet with u There will be prea-h-intc by C'hniles T. Nahm of Central Point In memoiy to our unknown dead of the world war at 3 p. m Sunday, November Gth at the Agate sehoul house. Everyone cordially in vited. Tho Agate srhol children nnd their teacher. .Mrs. Wallace gave a flno eo tortainment at the schoolhouse last Frdtliv evnntnt After tliA nnturtnin. n ( i i .t i . " ' . . . . I Bt"u"' "I"'""' ueuuy mo.- ,ent a number or lunch bankets and is one of our wide awake business men ning, Oct. 25 with Miss Frances Greb cakes were sold. A nice sum of money I nnd believes in having the very best of Eagle Point as teacher. This dis- wa8 renll2ed which will bo usod forjof stock, in fact our cattle men are trict has not had school for four years athletic equipment. . waking up to see that In order to make owing to the lack of children. We are i j. o. WeJch. the well known Port- n. siieeK. nt n. i,.,0iD .1,,.. land livestock buyer recently bought j have to Improve their breeds, while quite (i few lambs In this vicinity. . jsome, and many of them, are raising W. E. Morrell is busy putting some j cattle for beef, and thev are trvlng to substantial Improvements on his, secure the best breeds for thin pur-rancl1- ! IKise.. Others who are handling cattle Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McCay recently !on a smaller scale: who have not Hie returned from n summer's stay at , range to keep a large number, and are Prospect whore Mr. McCay has been 'willing to devote their time and oner working for tho I!. S. II. P. H. and isles to the dairy business find that It tho C. O. P. Co. j pays best to keep the best. And thos" Wm. Lewis has Just returned from 'who have tried :uid kept an account of the mountains with his large band of! the exponse of the dairy business have ",uo"- found that by feeding their hay ;i man irom inmornia lias neen j orally alfalfa, that they can iirounii trying to get II10 rnrniors to inborn ;n (,. rr .i.ir looking forward for a very successful year. Monday and Tuesday tho chil dren of our school had a potato roast which was enjoyed by all. Mr. V. K. Peterson who has been living in Trail for the paBt year Is moving his house hold goods to his new ranch, that he purchased in the Persist district. Fzra Whitley drove to Willlts Satur dayfcnnd purchased a load of fine apples. Mr. and Mrs. Whitley, Ezra Whitley nndFrances Greb spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore. The school board of our district are planning on making a number of im provements in tho school which will He claimed that work would start near certainly ue appreciated by tho teach- Agate as soon us enough laud had er and pupils. lease their lands for oil development. lay gen- reall'.e and at the same time as is the caso this sea son hay is way down as it has been selling as low as five iinlia -,, t,, been leased. Wo have not learned as j in the shock, and those who had It for ! tO Whether he hart linv nupeona In lona. d-,I.x ... ... , J , ntiu huiu uui 11 in 1110 unin or Most of the cyc-glnRBes. found in Ing the required amount of land. sia.-k- r,- . j..ii?, h a Japanese shops aro of American man-1 Mr. Avhni.-mi u-hn rnnniir i,i i.i 1 n- c ' . . I 1 Place near tnc Hear creek brldgn to I meet his wife w ho ufacture. Mnn m hwwct Kasinanmacii announcement;.,,. 1 . . - 1 Holiday Goods :. Dollars Saved Southern Oregcn Hardware Co. wishes to announce and impress in every person's mind the great saving that can be had by placing their future order with us. for any articles they desire for Christmas gifts. ' ( W,e will order any time ycu wish at a small margin above wholesale prices; articles that, if carried in stock would mean an added profit, which you will save by letting us order direct and save you this overhead profit. Call in and get our prices, as we are posted to the minute cn any article carried by an up-to-date Hardware Store. NO WAR GOODS NO WAR PRICES COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS SOUTHERN OREGON HARDWARE GO. Sporting Goods 203 West Main Phone 300 , came in to c : .. . in. .-.in,., i,, i i "ii HMKwiwmiwfMEBiMMB.aBMwMigwMwwwi.MwiMM , , , ,,, , , , , imrasii,.,.,! i.-immiiirmmiiM iim : ' ' " ' ' ' ' i i ? i i Were not Satisfied Imless Ljou Are CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 401 South Riverside Phone 474! Mason, Ehrman & Co. Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston' RAT Wh EATS Are Good ij THE GUSHER CAFE Bert M. Sullivan, Proprietor 15 So. Front Street . ; Nash HotaJ BuildiDg QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central Shoes Repaired While You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. If you want Medford to be a "LIVE WIRE" town be a "LIVE WIRE" yourself and; patronize "LiVE WIRE" business firms and purchase goods made at home by "LIVE! WIRE" factories. ' ! ! Automobile Springs MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS Lee Watkins 6 Co. Carl Fichtner, Prop. When 'our . Duds Arc in our Suds rou'eau bet, you'll get re sults. Remember we s" fialize ou rough dry f?'uily wasli. merican Laundry Co. 2V S. Riverside. Phone 873 THE cozy NOOK DeVoe's Eastside Fountain Is open for usiness in the SPARTA BUILDING MAGAZINE O T mprriTr.-rfrvin nnnn nmnnn i ouDOCRir iiuii ; Are down to rock ' bottom ; 20 South Riverside ! nnw Clot 'nni Aivlm-e i'J : rr . . . 1 a t r -v, 1 i-ciriv iH-iorc -iair - raises" 111 f Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MEREIMAN, Proprietor. Phone 279-J r BUILD WITH Concrete IV uianufartui'e linltou builillu Tile, holhiw Hlorki, llrii k nnil ItiHif Inc Till. Fiftich rmiorrs. See our I bmignloH' pkinH. 1' stimuli's f iiriii-.li-1 ml. I Medford Concrete Construction Co.J MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING WORKS Manufacturers Awninirs. Caui)) Outfits. We make Auto Tops and cover cushions. F. V. ItfUK. !'rop. I2S Xo. iriio St. Mnlford. I'Iioiic 10. It Full line Miclielin and Diamond Tires. Phone 45 1-J. 15 N. Fir St. Something Delicious Call for Jaogue Kiver Special Manufactured by Medford Candy Co. NASH BARBER SHOP Up-to-date Service. Bowman & Noe, Props. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. Leading Ilrands VILHO :: HARMONY Medford, Oregon dJinjrs, llav. Grain and: Poultry Feeds. 397 South Front St. 0. L. DAVIDSON Cigar Store Cor. Fir and Main Streets Veterinary Hospital AX1 Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 When you store your House hold Effects Choose a reliable firm. EADS Transfer and Storage 22 North Front St Hport Ntiviri IteJisotiable t'liargc: Peart's Garage 1 1.1 Soiitli llartlett Strcft A I TIIOKI.F.l) niKVROl.KT SKUVIt'K i.lt.r:K I MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP i Repairs and builds springs All new springs guaranteed, j General repair, Blacksinitli ing. Only Spring Furnace in bout hern Oregon. 113 S. Bartlett. Phone 183-J AutO anfJBus Bodies!For Printing That Excels Built to Order ! Phone 75 Medfird Prinfind fo. its Where Experience Counts inIl..u,-,.,. . "t'Hring apparel anil nouse- 1 ptiolMory civr your car a Imnlih.- 1 1 . . . 11 JilMXMirance. Come gvt our fisinvs. i S1 S clMn,f' the most HfV Wc mnkp auto tniNKtanil up 1Unlor all i to'r',,,'? fashion, with Dew and, up ZZZ "'"""'"n-i. iniLshield re- to-dato maehinerv. l E. COI.I.1XS ' itfl S. i;iver.iile Ave! J. V. COOK Plume 27(1-V ARTHUR WEST PAINTING PAPERING TINTING Phone 477-.T 134 East Ninth St. Apparel Cleaners Dyers and Hatters Fhone223 DAVIS Transfer and Storage MOVED tn larger ijuarters nt 29 Smith j'rapo street. We move rverythins and have storage for household ami other goods. Phone 64i Medford ft J J. V. rrt Proprietoi 1