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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1921)
MKDFOTJT) MAIL TTJTTlTTKR MF-DFOttD. OHFiDX'. FRIDAY. nECKMIVKi; 0. 1021 PA OF TTTRFFi U.0F0.F00TBALL SCHEDULE NEXT TEACHERS EXAMS ring Your Chevrolet to the B FISH LAKE DAMi DECEMBER 21 INITIATION BY ELKS Reports fnilll Fish hIi,,V: Hint Tin- pourinK of toiu ri tf in u. valv lunri' i prourcssinfr s;itisf:ictorily. Tho rimTKi'lli y K.'itc ;ind service Kit" frames have been set ami runi'ivit- h:is been poured to :i hiiKlit of about feet. Tin' reinforced concrete oulli t eonduit is pnietieaKy finiMied. The roek fill part of the clam lias lieen mucin ill' to full heiullt ami the re mainder of the dam has been liroulu to Hueh a height as will insure sui'iic ient storage for the comini; season. The reinforred concrete diversion dam and intake works on the South Folic of Little r.utte Creek are fin ished. Work on the canals is progressing rapidly despite inclement weather, coal for the steam .shovels, travel, lumber, metal ami other materials were all hauled in in dry weather, therefore steady progress can lie as sured throughout the winter. Work on the North Fork Diversion dam ami intake works lias been started ami considerable concrete lining work is ju proKi-ess on the Main t'anal. Every effort is bcliiK made to com plete the system for delivery next season. Chief KiiKineer Chadwick of the Canal company and District KiiKineer CowkIII have ami lined for :ln inspec tion trip to Fish Lake llomlay. Probe O.-W. Wreck PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 0 The state public service commission today h:td. under consideration evidence heard yesterday in its investigation of tho head-on collision of two OroKon WiisliiiiKton Railroad and Navigation company trains December 1 tit Celilo in which eight lives were, lost. The commission announced it would not niako public its findings at present. J Dyed Her Faded 1 Curtains and a Skirt like New "Diamond lives" adt yc;irt ui wear to worn, f;nlcil skirts, waists, coats, stockinet, '.sivt-iitcrs.' ;coverinji3. : li;tnK inKHi' 'tlraporifs,' ' : t-VrythiiiK. ' ' KviM-y package -contums (Uruotlons no Kittv pli any woman ran nut new, rich, fa 1 yl?:n : ; ci'Uics : . I nto ; h.uc: ; wtrn: : ar nuints tir (Irapr-rics t-ven it' she lias never tlyod liefuiv. . Jii.st buy, iJia miMid Iiycu--no, . n't her . kind then yor material will gne out, rltfht, 1 caum! Oiuumml Dyes a re Kiiaranleed not 'tu slreak, spot, fade, or run. Tell j your drujiiHt yhether the material ! ynu wish to dye is wool or silk, or j whether it in lincrti, cotton or: mixed poods. ' ; Adv. ' The county superintendent of .laehsoii county, Oregon, will hold Hie llicsular examination of applicants for state certificates, in Jacksonville, at the court house, as follows: I'ommoncini; Wednesday, Decem ber 21. at ') o'clock a. in. and contin uing until Saturday, December " 1, 1 'J'i 1 , at 4 o'clock p. in. Wednesday Forenoon I'. S. his tory. writiiiK (penmanship), music, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiolo gy, reading, manual training, compo sition, domestic science, methods in reading, course of study for drawing, methods in arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, history of education, phyehology, methods In geography, mechanical drawing, domestic art, course of study for domestic art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, stenography. American literature, physics, typewriting, methods in language, thesis for pri mary certificate. Friday Forenoon Theory and practice, orthography (spelling). Physical geography, English litera ture, chemistry. Friday Afternoon School law, geoiogy, algebra, civil government. Saturday Forenoon Geometry, botany. Saturday Afternoon General his tory, bookkeeping. EXPENSES 10 BONE NOitTII IIICXI), Ore., Dec. (I. The Coos 'county budget committee which has finished its work, has made re ductions in many items. The county will have no agricultural agent and home demonstrating agent. Salaries el the clerical force tit the court house will be cut about a month and the expense and salary of the county nurse was reduced to $l,a00 a year. The. expenses and salaries at tho county farm' was also cut materially. Appropriations for roads and bridges were cut far bciow estimates orig inally presented.- The school fund v.as increased some $7,000. It lias be-on many a day since the members of the Klks Uhr had en joyed life so much as t hoy did last niht at the ohservaiico of past rx-i alted rulers nihl. There was fun. galore, the intellectual kind, with I hurlesquo resolutions on matters of j Ki'eat local interest, waty addresses ami voting on fako candidates, and tho members went hemu at a late hour with their sides still achins from hearty ktUKhter ami their in sides cluttered up with pork and bea ns. Following the serious and always impressive part of the session during which all the chair offices were filled with past exalted rulers of the lodRo, seven candidates were initiated into tho 1!, 1 O. K. order and the lodge. The past exalted rulers in full evening dress with freshly laundered Uickey shirt fronts and with their faces, ears and necks washed, and jtheir hair nicely combed or hare crowns highly polished as the case might he, made a distinct hit wtih their putting on of the work. They filled tho chairs as follows: Ceo. T. Collins, exalted ruler; V. H. Mcdowan, esteemed leading knight; (Ins Newbury, esteemed loyal knight; Leon U. liaskins, esteemed lecturing knight; .1. .1. Ituchter, es quire: 0. K. (Jates, secretary; l,eroy Iluckiiu-.hani. inner guard; O. O. Al enderfer, chaplain. The new infant Klks are Harry U Long, Dr. H. K. Murphy, S. M. Tut Up. John H. Policy, Dr. K. P. Cole man. Henry C. Smith and Paul Wright. They were simply overawed with the greatness and brilliancy of the flock of past exalted rulers. Fol lowing tho lodge session tho baby Klks were kindly but firmly led down Into the basement and bcaned. The dress suits worn by tho past exalted dignitaries last night were this morning expressed back to the second hand dealer at Sun Francisco. OBITUARY TCKUHLL-iXWlie lYelina Tui-roll infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al lien K. Tnrrell died at Central J'oint, ! Ore., Uee. !.., Ai:ed 1 year, 10 months! 27. (lays. Services will be held at the Christian cburcli. Saturday at 2 p. in Interinviit ill Central Point cemetery'. aOCGOCOOOOOOOGOOGGGOGGOOOOOOG Christmas draws nearer every hour and you had better have your picture made Those who atteita the nrca'tjy.tcrian church service on Sunday morntnr; have a special treat in store for them. It will' he mora than usual a musical service! ' . Those who have heard the iiuai'let' say that is the. equal if 'not superior to any quartet which the) have heard in Portland or elsewhere. At the morning service the quartet ciusistlng of Mrs. Pred Strang, Mrs. i-Jdna Isaacs, Messrs Korrcst Kd nieades and Will Vawter assisted hy Mrs. M. V. llillis, will render Men delssohn's beautiful oratio "Hear My Prayer." It is a brief oratorio, tak- ii'B about twenty minutes for its ren dition. In addition there will be a brief sermon with a Christmas thought. Music lovers will want to bear this service in mind. Sitting made next Sunday from 10 ?.. m. to 4 p. in. TUDIO "On the ground floor' Medford 217 East Main St. oocoocx00cxxx;oococckxoocogoo ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. a .Warren leu yesterday voted a charter amend ment Ki'atitini; the city authority to lease 100 acres of waterfrqutago ac quired about two years ago for in dustrial sites. Under the old pro visions of the charter the power to lease was not granted. Tho special call for the amend ment was to permit the council of Wurronton to sign a lease with the ''routy Lumber and Pox conipanv nf Seaside for twenty acres for a sawmill and box factory. fFMYBOXCY for CHRISTMAS GIFTS We have an excellent line of box Chocolates for Christmas. These boxes are all sizes, with a great Variety of prices and will make splendid gifts for Christmas. FRESH CHRISTMAS NUTS Walnuts Almonds Pecans Filberts Peanuts Brazil Nuts Pine Nuts Shelled Walnuts Shelled Pecans Shelled Almonds Salted Almonds Salted Peanuts We have a full line of Figs, Dates and Cluster Raisins Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 POItTI.ANH, Ore., Dec. 9. Work ol planning basketball, baseball and trai'l: schedules w.ts be:un this after noon. The tentative I'niversity of Oregon football schedule to dale is as follows: Willamette university at Kugene, October 7. Multnomah Amateur Athletic club at lOagene, October I I. Whitman colle-e at Kugene or Pendleton, October 1. I'niver.sity of Idaho at Portland, October I'S. Washington Stale college at Port land or Kugene. November I or 11. , Oregon Agricultural college nl Corvallis, November 1 X. I'niversity of Washington at Seat tle, November -." or The Whitman college football schedule is as follows: I'niversity of Idaho at Walla Walla October 7; I'niversity of Oregon at Kugene or Pendleton, October 'J 1 : College of Idaho at Caldwell, Novem ber I ; University of Nevada at Item), November 1 1 : Willamette university at Walla Walla, November IS; 1'nl crsity of Montana at Walla Walla, November -a. NEAR EAST RELIEF A letter received from J. .1. Iland saker, field director for the Near Kast relief, acknowledges the receipt from Rev. K. P. Lawrence of a check for ?1S as the offoring at the Union Thanksgiving service at the Christ church for the Armenian orphans. 11c expresses gratitude for the remem brance. He plans to have Rev. and Mrs. Ramho spend soino time speak ing through Southern Oregon during the month of February. The Ram bos went from Klamath Falls, where Mr. Unmbo was 1'astor of the Chris tian church. 1 They were In chargo of orphanages In Armenia for two years until nervous systems were under mined on 'account' of the constant strain of the woi'k' and the suffering In tho midst of which they were liv ing. ; They ' have ' been'' resting for some months and will be used hy the coimnlttuo dui'lnb the 'winter months in various parts of Oregon. ' locainne 'IS A closer and closer check on tho time between the present and the ap proaching holidays Is being kept by college students who have been away for nearly three months now. Calen dars are being marked daily and aside from the exasperating snail-like pace at which time passes the only worry of the homesick ones Is whether or not railroad trains will continue to oper ate. Edgar Wight for low prices. tf Miss Iacl Kiuin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IS. Kluni, formerly of this city who is now attending Mills college near Han Francisco, will spend the Christmas vacation In Medford. When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 10 S or conio to 711 E. Main St. . A. L. 1 1 III lert yesterday on a brief business trip to San Francisco. An auto crash which drew a consid erable crowd but which caused small damage occurred yesterday afternoon at the corner of Front and Main streets when a new Franklin touring car crinkled the left rear fender on George Howard's Maxwell which was parked in front of the Chamber of Commerce building. The Franklin was driven by .Mrs. Daisy Hodge who stop ped for a considerable length of time in search of the man who owned the car. - A large steam roller which has been In use on the Crater Lake highway was loaded on a flat car Wednesday for shipment to Salem where It will be used in highway improvement and construction work. F. Wallace, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago and Northwest ern railroad with headquarters at Portland, spent Thursday in tho city on business. The local, state and national fight against tuberculosis is financed by the sale of Christmas seals. This is tho only time tho public is asked to con tribute. Seal your packages with these Christmas seals. Include Christmas seals in your Christmas list. Help tho fight against tuberculosis. Notice Scottish Rite Masons There will be a meeting of 32d h gree Masons Sunday afternoon, Dec. 11 at :3U p. in., in the Masonic Tem ple at Medford. Matters of particular interest to the Itite will bo discussed. 221 Notice The new bungalow at the corner of South Holly and Tenth St. Is now open for inspection. Anyone wanting a good homo call and look over somo property for sale on liberal terms. Authorized ervice btation We employ only experienced Chevrolet mechanics and guarantee our work It is as much our interest as yours to keep your Chevrolet in satisfactory condition Tel. 150 ' 112 So. Riverside l llll.lllllMMIBII IH I'lll lliWP'ltMI MWM'llPeiWil'lll ll HIiHeMWMHHMHUMWiamHMHMMBV Rill WE SHOULD SAY NOT 1 One of our competitors is continually circulating around that we have sold out. No doubt he is worrying himself so much about our CHEAP PRICES and how we can give FREE DELIVERY that he has "Jones" on the brain more than his business. Never theless we are here to stay and will continue HOLDING . 'EM DOWN ON THEIR PRICES. Here is our Saturday Special pounds of BEST 11 ' CANE SUGAR 1 with a $1.00 purchase of other goods. Come in and see our Xmas Stationery, prices one-third less than the other fellow's. Every box tagged. Better make your selec tions early and have us lay them away for you. BIG ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND GENTS' HDKFS. Watch our window for Xmas presents. Note the prices. We are proving to the public we can sell one-third cheaper than our com petitors. BIG ASSORTMENT OF VEGETABLES Silk Hose Make an Ideal Xmas Present See Our Line. 'Phone Early You Know Why Of course Known As the Cheapest Store in Medford Phone 125-126 Free Delivery IJuilf by days work by owner.
