Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA(5R TWO MEDFORD MAn, TRTP.TINT'. MEDFOTJP. OTiF.OOW Tl'RsDAY. Vf)VKMTSFT S. Tocal and Personal On Armistice day, next Friday, no - cars or other vehicles will be allowed to park on Main street between the Hotel Medford and Riverside, from 1 to 3 p. m. Chief of Police Timothy issued this edict today, and the order is promulgated so as to give the parade and other doings the right of way during those hours, and to enable the crowdB to witness the procession Irtini the sidewalks without having their view obstructed by autos parked on each side of the street. i You'll always be f?lad you visited the store that advertised. Tlecausc you : will always find Just what you want and it is such a saving in time and energy. Anti-rattle springs not only stop the rattles but they stop the wear also. Kit all cars and last forever. Riverside Oarage. tf' With a minimum temperature of 29 this morning was the coldest so far of the full season. No end to the nplendld weather Medford has been enjoying for some time past Is yet in sight. Fair weather Is the prediction lor Wednesday. If you have friends they should have photographs for Xmas. Get them at Mnckey, 204 East Main and Central. 201 Only place for fireworks on ArmlB tlce Day at Fruit Stand on Crater Lake Highway. 108 The last issue of the Medford Hi Timos pleads editorially for more pep in the student body in the matter of athletics, and for a continuance of the fair play spirit of the institution in athletic contests. Invest your savings 'a the Jackson' County Bulldlnfc and oan association. tf Each day's advertisements will bring you a. few people who have never been before nnd now people aro constantly coming to make their homes horo. Introduce yourself. The company which gave such a splendid rendition of the comic opera, Robin Hood, before a very largo and appreciative audience at the Page last night, left on this morning's south bound train for Redding, where the attraction plays tonight, and If the train Is on time will arrive In that city nt 8 p. m. The scenery and baggage left for Redding on tbo late train last night. Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights. Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. 214 We fix 'era. Crnter Lake Automo tive Co., 123-125 S. Front St. . , . F. C. Elliott of Foots creok was In the city today attending to business matters. PROMINENT YAKIMA DRUGGIST has had wonderful records of GOITRK being CURED. Yakima, Wash., Juno 14, 1919. The H. II. Hayssen Co., Hencca Falls, N. Y. Knclosod find chock for tho fol lowing goods: 'j , We are beginning to get some wonderful reports from tho users of your Ointment. We aro keeping a record of the reports ns they come In. nnd believe me, they are all favorable. CENTRAL DRl'O CO. No need yolir companions or friends being the Winer ns to tho course of treatment you use, when using the HAYHSBN FAMOUS GOITRE TREATMENT. Sold in this pluce by your druggist. W. 11. Smith has rented hi3 ranch i P. H. Pell, of Ri lgf field. Wn., Is now west of Central Point to A. T. Lathrop. ' the cashier of the Gold Hill bank, hav Mr. I-athrop was formerly of the Murryjing bought out the interests in the iu Mac orc hard. Mr. Smith expects nowj stltutiou of L. W. Smith. The sale to sell his six milk cows and retire! included the splendid home of the from tile ranch game for the time be-i Smiths overlooking the Rogue into ing. Ford cars completely overhauled $20 to 25, other cars In proportion; work guaranteed. Central Point Garage. 199 Have rented ranch, will sell our herd of fresh and near fresh quality cows and heifers. Haddle horse, Hardie which the new cashier will move about the first of the month. Mr. Bell who arrived here with his wife last Monday comes here very well recom mended. He has been a banker prac tically all his life and has a splendid record. I.. W. Smith, who with bis fn..,fl., V.nn K...n .......1 . . sprayer, springtooth harrow and farm- ' . t i,j r. .... 1.1. ,r- 'has made many friends and will be ,,' keenly missed. Mrs. Smith who has machinery. W Central Point. B. Smith. Phone The drinking fountain at the corner j County ascs rs from every of Oakdale and Eleventh streets, in Ortg-.'ii are in ses-'ion at S; !' which was recently completely demol- the slate tax commis.-ion in ished when the Ford sedan bel'm'ing justment of the assessment r;" to James Murray ran amuck. Is in the tentative figures on whi-ii v.ee as. the an-! There will be a state convention of the Non-Partlsah League in Portland. Tuesday. November 15. The object of this meeting Is to perfect a state or ganization to push the work In every county in this state. Free admission to the Wednesday night dancing party. Grab-bag prizes given away. 197 Mrs. Paul . Hansen, coraetlere for NuBone. Phone C85-J tf Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Parker of Daven port, Iowa, are guests at the Hotel Medford, as are S. L. Stewart of Salem I!. B. Sando of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elsele of New York, S. Seaton of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Saunders and Mrs. E. O. Saunders of The Dalles, Ore. Mattresses, furniture upholstering. Medford Auto Top, Phone 104. 214 Thoro will be a regular meeting of Reames Chapter Wednesday, Nov. 9lh, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Jay Andrews' com mittee will be In charge of the social part. 198 Albert Johnson has the card, the ribbon, til In cash and the word of C. C. Cate that he received the first premium at the Btate fair this year on the best three boxes of apples, a prize which another Ashland orchard Ist was reported to have captured. Ashland Tidings. High grade tailors tor men ' and wnmon.. Orres, Ashland. Ore. I ' tf" Something new! Grab-bag prizes given ,away. No admission charge. Dancing Wed. nlte. . Nat.' ' ' 19V The football gamo Between Medford high and Albany high on Armistice day will begin at 11:16 a. m. This contest Is arousing much Interest and tho local high school body pleads with the public .for a liberal patronage as the exponse of bringing Albany high here for the game la $300. Alta Naylor, Goodwin corse tie re, 20 South Fir St., upstairs. Phone 818-W. M 210 Try a Marlnello shampoo with pure castilo soap, Marlnello Preparations, Electrolysis, Facials and Marcelling. 409. Liberty Ride. 201 Mayor C. E. Gates left last night for Portland to attend the livestock exposition. Ho expects to arrive buck home Friday morning. Hutchison & Lumsden sell Snowy Butte flour $1.35, Vllmo $1.46, Drifted Snow $2.06. . 199 All kinds of rough ana dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. ! 711 process of rebuilding. The struct me will be brick instead of cobblestone as it was formerly. When better automobiles are built. Quick will build them. if Wood! Wood! All kinds of wood at 1118 North Central, $3.00 per tier anJ up. Prompt delivery. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 634-X. J. M. Carlton. Wayne J. nounced by State Tax (' :iri .sioner Lovell a week ago. Radical in reasfs from the tentative ratios v. II he sounl'.t by most of the assess i, wh" contend that the tentative fi'-'n es are unr' us.'iiuhly low. Following li e con frenee with the tax commission the assessors will hold their annu;d ses s on for the election of officers for 202 lse state association and the consider- E. Main St. ' T Tho work of Installing tho elevator In the California-Oregon Powor Co. office building Is now proceeding In earnest and tho entire front of the ground floor where the accounting de partment is quartered is In confusion. The morcennry tentacles of the com pnny represented by Arthur Devon are unable to tell the difference bdtwoen a five dollar goldplcce nnd a nickel be cause of the prodigious amount of dust caused by tho romodollng process. . rixper B to washing and polishing, motor flushing nnd top dressing. New managament, at Hlttson's Gurago. 211 Kdcnr Wight, reliable leweler. len minutes spent in our Clothing department with your coat off will tell you more about the strength of our Values than ten pages of small typed argument in a newspaper. A feel of the hand a glance in the glass and a comparison of clothes and prices with all sides of the street will impress you so deeply that all the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't sway your mind away from our suits and overcoats. " r Men's Suits and Overcoats $30 to $60 Young Men's $15 to $35 We will put our time against yours for a look and a try-on any old time. Model Clothing Co. 126 E. Main St. . Open until 12 M. Friday' I' Plckler, assistant special held a responsible place In local so- agent for the local branch of the Stan- ciety, is going to leave a vacancy hard dard Oil Co., who was called l P in to fill. They expect to leave about the ! land last week because of the fatal iBt of December. Gold Hill News. 'illness of his father made the drive Edgar Wight, watch repairing. . ","1 his Dodge car in eleven hours flat Windshield glass. Car storage by -Mr- Plckler returned to this city DEDICATE FIELD ATAUWi to a 2 to 0 score last Saturday J two points guined by Euge 1 the result of a fumble, &n(l ' ""i purely accidental ihat Hugei'1 ' not held to a scoreless tie. - The Armistice day gamo -win . " ciasn ueiweeii iwo or tho ben sohoot teams in tneir respective I The electrical industry in 4 iiimit ukeit from fill In T,, . tm - ir & 3 tne woriu g copiier output day, week or month. Hittson Motors. 214 The honor students of the first six weeks In the high school are as fol lows: Freshman girls, Oreflna Ball, Aljeen Crawford, Elsie Kaufman; freshman boys, Aubrey Norris; sopho more girls, none; sophomore boys, John Holzgang; Junior girls. Doris ation of assessment problems generally. Cut chrysanthemums. Jan Art store. : i. th occasion fi- m.- When In need of shingles and roof-j,'iun ui tle n.-w nthu-tiu ntr.it ;:! .nf ra Wallace Woods. IDS. ill r i reiriirtcil mai l"e Main. dent body Lumber nrice.i are advancins and it to the seen surely will rav you to buy - lie of! pent the lumber that Southern Oregon Lumber company are offer!:. Inquire i - an uli ' f Mr. Norris at mill. The Medford high school eleven will play the strong Albany pigskin , , ihe new high school ath- ,.,.; Armistice Day. The game I ... ---i. tn t the occasion SLOW DEATH hold a rally anil inai ,.f the struggle in a k u Ik hoped mat uiis p I will be ..-hod J will j"in ihf si-rpeilliiii i s..iiie enthusiasm. terday. Hemstitching 8e per yd. ! Buttons covered. 1 Handicraft Shop. t'"i Aaata lewelrv. Edgar W'leht. .1 team, with Shingles, shakes. Medford I,br. Co. i o. C. Henline. who operated the new nl.w lineup is stronger than it was two The proprietors of a local groce- pumping plant which was installed weeks ago and due to the defeat that terla had their bewhlskered baker iate the season at Crater Lake for was suffered at the hands nt -led- hllltO a aif.r.(atle U.a,l" ,: . . . , .... f..,lj ,.1.1. . L :U1L UH'St bitter llal. Hrophy. Peth Farlow; Junior boys, 1 uesaay winch they sent to the grounds at the rim with water, none: senior cirls Ansll Davis: senior Smudge Pot editor of this paper with iai it fnr Km tVunpisen where he , ...vc.v-ua i,ifim-u u) .ms. nmii intends to remain until tne opening 01 , K(llni. .pusiticm iteToot." The aforesaid editor was all the 1922 Crater Lake season. , r,..' V s eleven is gen swelled up over the gift and as he; Armistice Dav Nov. nth. Let us ,i,i , i v m -of the strongest in th handed out small pieces Of the pie to prepare that suit for the celebration, juu-therii part of the state, fellow workers In the office proudly i Spuits sponged and pressed, 11.00; hei.i the strong Kmrone nc: said, "That's what comes from having French dry cleaned and pressed, $1.50. " lady mends who can bake." The more , Forsythe lers & Cleaners. 116 Mistle he drank of the'ple, the major portion , toe, phone 311. Work called for and of which he kept for himself the more ' delivered. Don't forget we sell guar- !i Achea, pains, nervousness a - culty m urinating, often a ' boys, none. Don't depend on luck when you go shopping. Read the ads and you will have luck It can't get away from you. You'll e to hurry If you want to got in on :hat big load of kindling Newcombe has. He also has blocks. Phone 631. , tf Billy Ryan, the clever little boxer from Portland who meets Johnny Carl son Armistice day is attracting a lot of attention among local fight fans who have watched him work out at the club rooms over the Shasta. He mixes it with Frankle O'llrien, another Port land boxer who meets Hen Dixon next Friday and Is looked upon as a lad who can take it and come back for more besides carrying a healthy wal lop himself. Nat! Dancing! Wed nlte! Something different. No admission charge. 197 Maple syrup In bottles 25c per bot tle. Hutchison & Lumsden. 199 Klamath and Lake counties want the dates for the deer Boason changed, according to a letter received this week by Captain A. E. Hurghduff, state game warden, from William W. McNealy, secretary of the Klamath Sportsmen's association: McNealy says that the association members be lieve that If the deer season should be moved forward 10 days to coincide with the season west of the Cascade mountains, the annual slaughter of mule deor, which begin their migra tion north Into Oregon during the Inst ten days of the season, would be stop ped. The ladles of the Catholic church will give a card party and Boclal at the Parish hall, Thursday eve., Nov.. 10th. All friends cordially invited. 199 Delicious apples for sale. Denny & Co. Phone 294. 198 H. B. Janes and V. J. Emorlck re turned yesterday from a wcck'B goose and'iduck hunt in eastern Oregon. They report that the game which they wera Seeking was plentiful. When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 H. Main St. ' Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co. 'Contrary to a previous report, the men working on the, highway near Talent, who are said to bother passing women motorists, are doing road work Just south of Talehf. and not on the north side as previously stated," says the Ashlund Tidings. China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. ... 2oo towels 6 for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 199 L. J. Hcadlund nnd family of Klam ath Falls are guests at the Hotel Hol land. Included among the ; other Buests are L. S. Flnsoth of Dallas, Ore.; W. S. Boyer, R. K, Morton, H. Oakley, of Portland, and Mrs. J., E. McDonald of Trail. ' . Of intorest to the "home builders": We have Installed at our plant on North Riverside avenue machines for manufacturing hollow, concrete build ing tile and cement roofing tile, French pattorn. Call and seo our products. Medford Concrete Construction Co. . 19T Just received three cases of indle9' silk hoso we will sell at G9o per pair. Colors white, black and brown. Ilutoh lson at Lumsden. 199 Hugh Hankln, supervisor of the Crater national Torest, Is tuklng ad vantage of the good roads and fine weather by making an inspection trip this woek through tho eastern or Klumnth sldo of tho forest. Conner box sawmill for rent. 198 Ex-sorvico men and others desiring good lots phone 170-J-2. 200 Dr. 1J. K. Murphy, dentist, over Wool worth store. Tho road between hero nnd Klamath : Falls over the Oreen Springs nioun- j tain Is In tho best condition It has ts; been this season, according to the j drivers of the Jitney service between , this city and Klamath Falls. ! U. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple ! street. Phone 643. tf i ... ...... i.e.. n ilevelooeil lpffla seconu ie;uu . , under tne iku-ihiib "i vhli-li is snowing tne nii erally i- is they egnfimi COLD MEDAL Qhl ferine quick relief and often deadly diseases. Known as tbt nb ' remedy of Holland for mor th years. All druggists, in thru . v tooh for lh name Gold Medal eB And accept no imiutio v t self satisfied he became over his val- anteed suits made to measure at (17 eipiiunHijia uutuus uie leiiillll lie community, but he has spent bis time ever since trying to find out which of hlB lady frleuds sent the pie. Stop th,e rattle and wear In your Bteering rods and brake rods with a sot of anti-rattle springs. Riverside Garage. tf flour, per 49-lb. sack: Snowy Butte 11.35, Vllmo f 1.45, Drifted Snow J2.05. Hutchison & Lumsden. - 199 R. D. Ludlow, the youth arrested for passing bad checks on local merchants In the city last Friday, was arraigned before Justice Taylor yeBterd&y after noon, and his hearing was sot for next Saturday at 2 p. m., in order to give Attorney George Codding, who is act ing as assistant county prosecutor, opportunity to investigate into his age and story. Ludlow claims to be only eighteen years of age and says that he passed the bad chocks while under the influence of dope some hobo gave him in a freight car in which he was riding to Medford, nnd that the hobo put the check pass ing idea in his head. , ' Tobacco: Star, Horseshoe, and Cli max 75c per plug. Hutchison & Lums don. i99 We are located at 30 North Holly street at Valley Oarage. Wo are agents for the new Velle Six oud have a num ber of bargains in used cars. Your own terms-In reason. Battery service in connection. Open Sundays and even ings. Medford- Velle Co. ' ' tf Aiihland high, defeated Roseburg high, in the garrte between these two institutions 'at Ashland last Saturday afternoon by a 54 to 0 score. ; Bert; famous chili con earns. Gush er Cafe. Try our ' merchants lunch. The Shasta. . . The auxiliary of the American Le gion and AJI members of special Armis tice day committees, as well as all Legion men, are urged to be present at the hall tonight to help out with the docoratlve features. ' Hemstitching Picotlng 8c per yd. Vanity Shop. tl Chili con carne season open. Gusher Cafe. . Ralph Cowgill, who was able to come to the city from his ranch home yesterday for the first time since he was so badly Injured by being run down by an auto, was again in town toduy walking around with a crutch. He-considered some matters iu his office today relating to the construc tion of the Medford Irrigation district system, nlthough still feeling a little bit Bhaky, but expects to resume active duty as engineer of the system in about a week. Dressed rabbits 30o lb. 126 N. Holly. I9S Lath anil plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. Only two of the 75 lots which the city council is selling to ex-service men on easy terms remained unsold up to last evening when Mayor Gates left for Portland. Chill oon came season open. Oushur Cafu. Goldfish and 'supplies. Jap Art store. and up. 19S j Hemstitching and picotlng 8c per I Yard. Work done while you wait. Vanity Shop. 209- j Bert's famous chll. coo carne. Gush-1 er Cafe. ' i In addition to the auto drivers fined j in Justice Taylor's court Monday fure-j noon for auto speeding while return ing home late Sunday night from the Kingsbury Springs dance, "Shine" Edwards and C. W. DeArmond appear ed In the court yesterday afternoon on the same charge. Edwards was fined $15, and DeArmond $15 and costs. Thai latter wa3 assessed tho costs because I he had no speedometer on his car. j mm roull like that finetea flavor Selected with care where it grows . Golden Gate Black or Green Build a concrete bungalow. We manufacture hollow building tile, hol low blocks, brick nnd roofing tile. French pattern. Call at our office and see our bungalow plans. Medford Con crete Construction Company. 107 Why not built, your garage. It's fire-proof and frost proof, and of con crete hollow tile. As cheap as wood construction. Get our prices. Medford Concrete Construction Co. 197 Insurance Plus Service. R. A. Holmes he Insurance Mun. tf Directors Meeting There will be a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of The Dow Association Hospital, Inc., at the hos pital, Wednesday evening eight o'clock B. F. Lindas, secretary. 197 Royal Arch Masons . , ; v, Tuesday. No,meeting tonight. A. F. NOT11, Secy. 197 Beer Bill Up Nov. 18 WASHINGTON. Nov. S An agree ment to vote Novemlv : IS on tho anti-beer bill was reached formally by the senate today with the measure's supporters predicting in enactment Tlth a large majority to spare. OUR ANNUAL SALE Tf W VUltOUUJ j A. V V S I Potted Holland Bulbs v for indoor blooming, November to April Hvnrlr.fnn nr1 Tnliritt all rrl nvc Navtioumf and Daffodils, 23c each s Br Ufa Store The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street. Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food -Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch otHome.Ofnce.nnd Fountains. Ash for HORLICK'S. -Avoi3 Imitations & Substitutes An Impressive Display of Model Hats and Blouses fashioned from the newest fabrics Priced from $5.00 to $18.50 Cut out this advertisement... It is worth 20 per cent Discount on any article in the store The Vanity Shop Corner East Main and Bartlett ;T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Will pay cash for stoves. Iron and wooden bedsteads, at the Second-Hand Store, 3C S. Grapo St. Phone 1032. . 201 KOR SAI.K Second hand cook stoves, heaters, bedsteads, springs and mat tresses. New Ivory dressers at second hand prices. 3tf S. Grapo St. L'lil He Lost 65 Pounds She Got Thinner, Both Look Much BcLlcr! It b Jur'JtJtr tni-la1 ta rWii-t wlSt -li tefevtr. f'eaii. TSt dtatui u Ufuallf tliweJ W? great nrlif to vtil oraafii, hrthh an4 vticn pjac a tnunUtli impravf tnt In tpt("u; Mt-itl!v when korrtn TahulM ate ttkmtx ' aecacdiiif t ike aiamyU K.tkxi. triKad 4 run thu wtv In laxit moma I Mr. M. LwnMr if tit trt ttJiKta oe pound! a,ad that ih lmk Mtir Trunft. Aiue n. v aooa aio uaJ Knit and lt warn wakl1C pvuihit in 1cm tkK ibm wnkt, And i th atarr rroi or to anmhwr aSout Kararn mhJ th caiT UirtvtloM a cmlflf atvllrta Km at retMuJ TduCtloni It) '4tkt (fl Wfifticvful lMprVrvUtCftt ha(th, ' foan tftd Uttnt at KtKlr and in,J, It a th ahac4uv mm, , taiy. Kwna&c ntiioi at tefi tcatmAt. T!k plcmtc ftvt 4c. KiWiO pco trnrd ft, in ptam wnrrtt tk many temtv !!. V tne to koron Co . M. : tti.-Mi X, New tL. N. Y. Or. vuu can ubtitn Korrin Tabtilr. atf-h-i m.' In (nit city t goou iirugiiii, incluainc Fw.-f. JIcuili'B lrng Stor and Chas. Strang's TUarmacy " "". "" 1 . 7 !L -1 ' - fl llipl&? i Ticket Office Sale Opens Fri; Nov. 11 PAP.r SUNDAY, NOV. 13TI ill Orders fi ll Now I iiSHi pCf M AR CUS' SALON I v' wap?v '; w ,p'tv,i:ErT I-arn at ui fc.-- -ti ULUUih 7'A'-i'VV 111 IIS.' Ml ii ta " V-f WlW VWWK S TO AFO DE. WAH PRICES! Via m-m IP ftl-OV DE. WAH PRICES fi$lSrENIGHT$2.00rw .vn.iii hntire Lower Floor, J2: Rnleony. R rows li.sn. (mir r- 1 'AT. Klnnr, $1.50: Kntronr. $1 and SO ADO TK.X lKll ll-VT 11.111 T SPECIAL SIX.