Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 03, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVAGF. TWO Arenronn ATTJ TmnrxE. mfdrwd. oni-mov. sattkmav. KCKfuKi 1921 focal and U Personal , I!. K. Owens of the I'nion Oil com-t ('. T. Van .Ve fftf- wny no was arrested yesterday by SiJ- Officer J. J. Mcilahon on a rlunv nf ! sieiiDK has entered a plea of not isumy m Justice Taylor a court. Hi: J. C. Nolen was arrested yesterday , wl" be ,ried oaly morning. Dy tniei ot fonce Timothy on a charge of having intoxicating liquor In his possession the liquor in question being one-half pint of moonshine whis key, ile was released on $30 bail and appeared in Justice Taylor's court this morning entering a plea of guilty and paying the t-j fine which was im posed. Signature cuts for ads and eltter lieads designed. H. Grey. Phone 73. 222 ltoys come in and see new steel disc wheels coaster wagons. Bros. While the public market today was a very good one tho patronage was not up to the usual Saturday trade." There was a bountiful supply of fresh beef. pork, veal and goat, and sausages and cured meats. On tha bulletin board of the market appeared this sign. "We are short of spuds, cabbage anl par snips." Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Clear sailing, to the Riverside Com munity dance on the Rogue, Saturday night 215 The business meeting of the Kp worth League of the M. E. church. South, had a good representative at tendance last night, and planned a Hemstitching, Picotlng. Sc per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Balloon dances; Snappy music: Tonight: Nat. An automobile radiator ami hood cover makes an ideal Xuias present. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 N, Grape. Phone 104. tf E. E. Elliott, director of vocational education and supervisor of agrtcul- Hubbard Itural education for Oregon, is here in 223 i the interest of the work. C. D. Thomp son has charge of the work In the Med ford high school. Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan associa tion. tf Signature cuts for ads and letter heads designed. H. Grey. Phone 75 IJoy Scouts Christmas present, snare drums fG each, at Palmer Piano House Of exceptional and timely interest will be the address of B. F. Lindas on "The Keystone of Disarmament" at the PIrst -Methodist Episcopal church, Kourth and Bartlett, tomorrow even- in?. Another feature of this service will be a solo. "Lot Us Have Peace,' chicken dinner to be given in the nng by Harry Scougall." cnurcn basement on Friday evening, Dec. th from 6 to S o'clock. The leaguers discussed many Important matters, and voted to assist the Bap tist and North Methodist churches in their building funds. Let Lottie Howard help you select a hat for her Xmas. 104 N. Central. 219 Forsythe Dyers At Cleaners, phone 341; shop at 116 Mistletoe. Prompt Cut chrysanthemums. Jap Art store.' bhootlng match one mile north of i hqpnix on Pacific highway. Sunday, Dec. 4th. Turkeys and hams. Shotgun and rine. ;ijj The retail price of eggs is falling both because of the plentiful supply of fresh eggs being laid and the fact the people throughout the country are showing a disinclination to -pay the service and prices lowest consistent! n'fh Price 'hat has been ruling lately, : . -i i . .. tit i.:-.i . . with first class work. A portion of your patronage appreciated. 210 Paul McKee, vice president and gen- eral manager, and V. M. Sbeppard, ; special agent, of the California-Oregon Power company, with headquarters in ; San Francisco, drove to Grants Pass Thursday from Medford. for a short visit at the company offices in that I city. The newest shades In silk mixed ; and Shetland yarns. Handicraft Shop. Hoar ye! Hear ye: Klein tho Tailor! manes reliable suits and o'coats, J80 values at 145. 128 E. Main. Upstairs. 219 We do stamping for your needle work Deuel's Art Department. Among guests at the Hotel Medford , are James N'unan of Loulsvillo, Ky.. ; 8. E. Purvine of Salem, E. M. Eldridge j of St. Louis. F. R. Hartzell ot Eugene, j R. K. McLeod of Boston, Mass., F. G. ', Ortland of .MlnnoauoIlH. Minn., nml ' Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Harvey of Duncan, is. u. .. Mrs. Rosell Watt, Splrclla corsetlcrc ; P. O. Box 82. Phoenix, Ore. 223 ; Wanted Clean rags at Medford ; Printing Co. See our button card for new Ideas in covered buttons. Handicraft Shop. A unique service is announced for Sunday evening at tho First Baptist church. It will be Clerks' night, when Rev. F. R. Loach will speak on "Christ the Good Salesman. ' Salesmanship today is a science, and a great asset to any business. How to be n better i salesman Is a worthwhile study. The subject will be handled in a practical way so that it will be of spoclal inter est to employers as well as the sales man. A special Invitation is out to all i clorks to be present to hoar tho nies-j sago. Good music will bo given by the choir. High grado tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf Dr. II. E. Murphy, dentist, over Voolworth store. Pocorn that will pop big. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 221 Monday night is regulur R.-bokali meeting night at which time liniiortnnt business will be transacted, also Initi ation. All members und friends urged : to be present. Brighten up your ads and business stationery, with a new signature cut dt-slgncd at reasonable charge, H. Grey, Mall Tribune. 222 Dressmaking done; men's shirts a specialty. Mrs. Carl D. Bowman, 124 iNerviowii. Ashland was the mecca for the Shriners of tho valley, and their wives yesterday afternoon und night because of the doings of Hilluh temple Dance at Riverside Community Club suturday night, December 3rd. 218 A full llnu of Xmus gifts. Handicraft Shop. . ChiroiKjdy room 200 Philips block. 'it" Particular emphasis is placed by Governor Olcott in a letter to his com mittee highway legislation, on the need for a license fee for auto slugus, jitney busses, trucks and other motor vehicles operating for profit on roads constructed for them by the stale so that they would "pay a fair share toward mo cost of the maintenance of those roads. H. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple street. Phone B43. tf An automobile radiator and hood cover makes an Ideal Xmas present. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 X. Grape. Phone 101. tl Dr. Kruult Roberts, dentist. Deuel Rldg. Telephone 503-R. tf Cheer Up! TOWERS MSH BRAND RFM FY ?! WVFMXl knocks rally ny gloorr. Vy4'' v info at cocked taf -V""", All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 711 E. Main St. ' Anything in dressmaking done by experienced eastern dressmaker until the holidays. Work guaranteed. Write Uox CS0, Medford. 218 China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. Rev. N. D. Wood, pastor of the M. .E. church South, of Myrtle creek, was a visitor at the home of W. J. Fenton, 23 North Oakdale avenue thi week. Rev. Wood reports his church in a flourishing condition. Another shipment of ribbon novel ties. Handicraft Shop. Edgar Wight for Xuias gifts. tf Mrs. Wm. D. Hanley of Burns. Ore.. Is .visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. Cam eron, at 112 Geneva avenue. Balloon dances; Snappy music; Tonight; Nat. is When better automobiles are built. uuick win build them. tf" Insurance Plus Service. R. A Holmes, The Insurance Man. tt H. Pressman of Portland and J. L Wclsman ot Seattle, have purchased tnc Medford Junk Co. business and taken charge. They will also buy all kinds of furs and hides. The business will bo conducted under the name of the Medford Hide & Junk Co. Both men are experienced In their line. Leave your ordor for fancy needle work at Deuel's Art Department. Whetnor your motor is new or old. whether it bo a Ford or a Packard, Do Luxo pistons will Increase your power and decrease your vibration, oil and gas consumption. We guarantee the above results. Riverside Oarage. tf As an evidence that tho merchants of Medford nrc live-wires and believe In tihto-dato window displays one of mo leading merchants is spending quite a sum of money for window dec orations having them made to order. Tho decorations for last night cost f Id. Toys and Xmas gifts at Trua.VB.217 Edgar Wight for low prices. tf When In need of snsh and doors, call Wallace Woods, 10S or come to 711 E. Main St. . Here is the latest animal storv from! Josephine county as sent out from (.rants Pass: "A short time ngo D. L. Prultt. rancher near Merlin, purchased several hounds with which to rid his district of prairie wolves or coyotes. Since thnt-'tlme six of the aulmnls bavo been brought down by the hounds. Thanksgiving morning the hounds took the trail of one of the wolves and after a long chase the wolf was forced to seek shelter within a hollow. log. W hen the hunters arrived the wolPwas found to be dead it had not been killed by the dogs nor shot j but inside the hollow log with the dead wolf wete four very live skunks and the hunters wen- of the opinio; uiat the wolf had been 'gassed Sachets, lingerie sets, back powders, hand decorated shoo trees, pin cush Ions, und powder jars. Handicraft Shop. Oh boy! those inoouliKlit dances nnd snappy fox trots sure take the gloom out of life. Let s be there. Kiversl loiiiuiunity Club, Saturday night. 21s If you have a light auto or hug von want to rent for a few days to a per son nn will take good care of It aouress b, .Mall Tribune, stating where car can oe seen. is lharliu Ray returned vestetdav rroiu a two weeks business trip to San Francisco during which time he was a spectator at the Stanford-California game. nig ciosuig out sale on ladies' and children's lints, room 2. Sparta Bldg, across fiom Page theatre. .Mrs. A. I) Koehler. o-.i lexas pecans, new ciop, excellent flavor. . cents per mnud delivered Minimum shipment two pounds. Order inein tor Xmas. Paul Jtiergens, Cap- nai station, Au-uin, Texas. us T ne time to lake orders for Clu-ist-mas and New Year greeting cards has v.Miimeu until .tiomlay evening. Dec o at U p. m. If you lurvcn t your cams pnone tor npimlntinent or call at the Oifue aud ueo samples.' 21S s is home for a sh irt visit from Portland where he is con nected with the Postal Telegraph Co. The Portland Telegram has appoint ed George Jackson agent in Medford. His phone is 423-H. 222 Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler. Balloon dances; Snappy music: Tonight; Nat. ;;iS' B. F. Neff, city mail carrier, re turned today after eleven days ab sence because of illness. fCO suits to order only 15 for one week only. Klein the Tailor, 12s E Main. Upstairs. 219 i ine handkerchief linens white and colors 25 cents a square at Deuel's Art Department. ' Dr. A. C. ILaLstead, magnetic mas sage, electrotherapy. Room 207 Philips b.ock, phone (590-M. 222 Carl Fichtner and family arrived home Friday from their visit at North Yakima. Because of the heavy snow they had to ship their car from that place to Tacoma. and they made the journey home in the car from Tacoma. having to pursue a zigzag course south from Salem because of the flooded and storm conditions in the north part of the state. They had to ford through water three feet deep in eight places at Junction City. Ore. I Dressmaker with experienced help will give special attention to holiday work. Orders received on short notice will be given prompt attention. Call 3o5-Y or 905 West Tenth St. tf Buttons covered at Deuel's Art De partment. Any color of handkerchief squares 2oc. Handicraft Shop. Guests at the Hotel Holland incluie F. McTaggart of Eugene. E. E. Elliott of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barker of Butte Falls, Frank Stoddard and Jay Gardon of Seattle, John Davi son of St. Louis and Rena A. Faubion of Manhattan. Kas. Doors, windows, .Medford Lbr. Co. When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 E. Main. There will be no dance at Gold Hill I. O. O. F. hall tonight on account of a death. A 25 per cent Increase In postal re ceipts for last month over the receipts of November a year ago. 13 shown In the Medford postoffice. Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr Co. For one week only. G0 suits and overcoats at 45. Klein the Tailor. 128 E. Main. Upstairs. 219 Balloon dances; Snappy music: Tonight: Nat. 2IS" Mayor C. E. Gates arrived home this morning from several days In Portland during which he attended the 1925 exposition executive committee, of which he Is a member, took in all the state political gossip going, and looked after some Crater Lake national park business. Agate jewelry, Edgar Wight. Dance, as usual at Helms club house Ashland. Saturday nlte. Dec. 3d. 21S You have until Monday, Dec. 5 to order Christmas ami New Year greet ing cards at this office. Call and see samples or phono 75. 21S Paul McDonald. Ralph Bardwell, Dr. C. T. Sweeney and George Porter were visitors in Ashland yesterday afternoon and last night, furnishing amusement and merriment to the bhrlners of the valley. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. A few suggestions for Xmas. Pot- The pustuffice and carriers were- I nT IT very busy today ith the usual floodi Ml j J A j of first of the nunth bills beios lull III mailed. Home made Christmas candy In im propriate boxes or in bulk, and made! aftPr your own recipes if desired Leave orders at Kandyland or phone- 2i; I FAIL TO ENTHUSE ?. CHK.-AOC. Lv--. 3. Parkin? house u..i.'.tis in Kansas City have been id- i i.-J to diireiMrd. the subpoenas of , th- Kansas iudu.-tri.d court and to go' :nke Mo:iii;iy ir.orr.ir.g when tne. i strike order Roes into effect in , 11 lurking centers, it was announced by Dvnms I-tne. secretary of - I nr.- Amalgamated Meat Cutters and ( I Li.n her Woi kn.cn of North America. - In accordance with the chilly at mosphere last night the fistic bunts held at the Natatorium were a frost, duo to the fact that the Joe B:ack burn and Chet Brown contest lasted only half a minute, and the failure of Kid Sargent ot Ashland to show up for his scheduled bout with Kid lieadows. The Btnall aduience of fans left lth a sour taste in their months. i he main even had just barely started anil Brown and Blackburn wet -! in a fast mix up when a chance.) blow on the jaw sent Blackburn down for the count. Joe was completely! out. The ino-n enjoyable feature of the program was the several rounds between two midget fly-1 weights weighing 70 pounds. Young j Kennedy had the best of Dockery all the Way in the r four round bout. A I "battle roya." between five contest ant:! in the ring opened the program. Alkiiuhm lotmycr. SN FIlANl'!S 'O. Dec. 3. -al-1 operatiuns, were begun ti- I. y to !:-' the Unit, 1 Slates des;rr..r De- ! ?. imbedded since early Thursday ii. the sandy beach of HaH'imioll Bay, thiny miles south of San Francisco. Heavy seas yesterday prevented the nev.s of two tugs from attaching lines to the stranded ves.-K'l. INFLUENZA I As a preventive, melt and in- 9 haie night and xnctTLing-- V a fo rub Ova 1 7 Million Jan UtcJ Ysatis THE KEYSTONE OF . DISARMAMENT This timely address at 7:30 by Hon. B. F. Lindas At this service Harry Scougall "Will Sillj;: "Let l's Uiive lViif.-" 1 A. J.. "The Statesmanship of God" A fccrinon by the pastor GREAT MUSIC BY VESTED CHOIR' First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth aud liarth tt . The Weather WASHIXGTOX. Dec. 3. Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday are: -Northern Kjcky Mountain and pla teau legions Temperature near or above normal and generally fair ex cept for occasional rains or snows west of divide. Pacific states Normal temperature. occasional rains Special Convocation luesday, Dec. oth, 7:30 p. m. Royal Arch.. Degree. Refreshments served. Companions welcome. 220 A. F. NOTH, Secy. Card of Thanks We wish to express our gratitude and thanks to the many friends who on the death of our dear mother and sister extended to us so much sym pathy and kindness. Also for the beautiful floral tributes. 17 MRS. MRS. MRS. L. MEDLEY. A. HAND. E. COLLINS. TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY KOIt RENT 1 room partly furnished house. 1'hone 693-L. 219 I'OR RENT IUmuis. Plume 534-Y. 21 tlenessee. 216 tery, handpalnted glassware and fancy candlesticks. Handicraft Shop. Mrs. ru ul Hanson corsetlere for Nultono. Phono TjS.'i-J. tf Xmas cards, 5 to 20 cents. Handi craft Shop. The general public Is invited to at tend the Elks lodge memorial day pro gram tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p.m nt the Elks temple. signature, cuts for ads and letter heads desigtied. 11. Grey. Phone 75. 222 Person taking pigskin purse contain ing 3S from desk of First Nat l Rank may mall to Mail Tribune office con tents minus 20 percent as reward. 217 Keep up tho Xmas spirit. Send greeting cards. Handicraft Shop. Colonel Frank Parker of the t'nited States army and who is the official Interpreter of Marshal Foch on his present trip about the country, is a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norwood and Miss Norwood of Medford. They visited him during the stop of the! l'och special train in the city vestcr- day and were introduced to the Unions trench general. j Tho tioo. L. Troichitr Motor Co. j today received notlco of reduction on ! L'nited States and tloodyear tires and! lubes and will be glad to quote the! new prices to tVIr customers. ' Plain sewing, undprtntislins and-1 ciuiiiiens wear a specialty. IteG W. I honrtli street. Telephone Ms-V. 216 FOR SALE- 25 head two-year feeder steers: 5 head stock cattle. Call or write Ross Lund. Hilt. Calif. 223 ' THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO The Clerk's Night Service Sunday, 7 :30 P. M., at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (N. Central and 5th St.) When Rev. F. R. Leach will address clerks on "Christ the Good Salesman" A unique service Special interest to everybody Good Music! Come! LOST On streets of .Medford, ladies' brown purse containing Jackson County Hank deposit b:wk. Leave M. M. Store or phone 77S-W, Rosina J. Whitney. 21S FO I NI Friday, door Key tied to handkerchief. Owner get same at this office by paying for notice. 216 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Small fruit or alfalfa farm in Colorado for Medford proiwrty. H. II. Weaer. S2S Dakota Ave. 210 FOR SALE OK TRADE Ford truck. Cold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72 lt or l.H-Y. tf FOR SALE Starks Delicious apples $k2."i box. Just a few left. Phone 0G7 or call al 5 N. Fir. Campbell & Carley. 221 FOR SALE Good 3 room house with cicctnc ugnts. Merries galore. See owner. Stewart the bee-man. Plum St.. end of West Eleventh. 221 FOR SALE New Woodstock tyiie wrttcr; also high-iowered Savage rifle. Call Apt. 10. Cargill Court. 21S Revival Effort at Free Methodist Church December 4-25 Services every evening at seven-thirty VOI" ARE I.OOMNt; KOI! l.HilOl S SENSATIONALISM m:i:d nut come. RJALTO Tomorrow The Idol of tho West TOM MIX I A TIP TO MEDFORD HOUSEWIVES Baking is a Real Pleasure if I3EST PATENT! 'MAMuTAcTUnrn w igKERR G'FTORD & Co, Inc M gS- PORTLAND, OREGON Best Patent Flour is used. A blended flour, "You get more loaves per sack.;' Kerr's Rolled Oats, Wheat Flakes and Hot Cake Flour Proven Superior Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc. Portland, Oregon H ave If you favor sane, sound, cnintm.-iiv,. COSPEl. PKEACIUNV, we crae your sympathy co-opei.it ion. anil .V'rvhes conducted by one of the lieneral Conference Evangelists of the Church. KK Tim it i ht a t . : i fofty "Prairie U .l-JsV a complete anil , f,'?- Ihrillini; m-oiii-I , E5 . I' t ontiiiuoii- Mi,,ujn;r .Sunday J l::t p. m. to ll:on p. m. f V : B y TO.NK.T. lt Time, I HOOT t.lUSON I V .V.-TIOV I . 1 I - - - ' " 9 SAFKTY The tost i;l sue ill life is your ability to save mouev. SKKVICK: Urn- office is ..prn six days every week in clmling Sutunlay cvenin s.nt!i-,-s ot t unity people and invest those ssvinos in first mort-a pi-opi,-. l no hand il co-operation ls extended h s. We thither the e loans to other thriftv lciv. Vol TIIKIFT: Karly lia'p important l.nl.ii: its of than reSu!ar savin- brin late r happiness and success. Saving moncv is more inaiv.n- money. Like go to l lniioh Thrift is a ?ood habit. Get the Jackson County Building and Loan Association C M. KEDD, President 0. C. B0GGS, Secretary Y ? f t f V i