Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextvMm six MEPFOIJT) MAIL TKTnUNH. AlKDFORD. ORKGOX. AYF-DXIttOAY. DF.OKNtBKIi 2S. 1021 AF DY SMITH LETS i HfWWAPFR'MFM IL1IUI HI Lit IslLI l in PASADENA, Cal., Ifcw, SS. -A. varia tion ctr hts rule of MKW.f for the proc tleo ff the Vniveislty of California football tram in reparation f;r Its gnmu here net Monday , with ' the WadiinRton and Joffcmon eleven wan put into effect by Coach Andy Smith today when ho, permitted local, and vWltihK newspapermen and photogra pher to attend and take notes and pteturen. Smith r.tlll keep secret the ncitmY of practice however, making no announcements as to whether he escort the Hear to new field every day but merely stating what is known to everybody 'ho would like a prelim inary view of the Ulue ami .Gold war rkfrs In action that they are ' not workiufr out at Tournament park, where they w 111 meet the invadim? easterners. Hard and fast work, both in 'signals and scrimmage, is under stood ' he general program Smith l.a nmappeil out for his men. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS My A. Q. IoUM "Way Down East," Now Showing at the; Page I,, - T - . , "W1 1 -! J: A ' " , V v (' -v. and miiiie lime ui'ter In" n'uihod the pimtol'ftie they eume In nil t(, K., lint tlvnt; lnw umin nf thn UltililiiUoil" nl' tliiwo ; who' luvve, to ' ti'uvel iittt, iw j.Klllltll'l' I- Id t.tk.l ..1111 .lilt. l....lU1..l..l'U will vote tn levy a tu r $1,niiA,UeO to pur the cii'Iiho of a fiUr tn I'mtUiid, t'litrone MlttdleliUHher I'f Klnmikth ARenej', mine In Thursday nlBlit. iipvnt the ntnlit and rrlduv mnrnlnit went op to Tinil to ylhJt his mother itmt fit roily. ' : ' It Peeonie my t I it f vt t doty to chmnielrt the Ueeth of one e( nur lUfnalHlnn youiiti Utile. Mimi t'lee Kmptn ltiileitsin, ditutihter of Mr. John Hobet'txon of this place, im.l j 18 years, T months and 3 tlus. The Iom of Mim Uoli. rlHnri seems morv CHperlnlly sad on iiivnunl uf (he ptv altloit whe was Mllntf ut the time of her ileitth. I)e,.iiil.er 5 1051. Khn I hiul been bereaved of her mother In i:.,.. ...... . - i:-.u Htm HTi io oixre Mr un in- taut brother 'and yoursvr InIxi-. abovit nine yeurt uf ui!e, iind to keep house for her father, and itotwltll ittuOillOH her itHO Kite liNonted till) le sponsltilltty mill eared for the Will diMMi umt' nttemlvd to thii affitlis of the househnpl with iii'iilnees ami cheerf uIocxm. Hhe a promising member, ot oiii' Humlay sehool and a rooslNtept itiemlier of the lliiptlst ehtireh and she and Iter mother were admitted. U', the church and Imposed the i same doy, Hhe leaves not only her brother and sister ami In-other mentioned, iibov, but her Rrnnd pur ents and sewiul imrlos mid aunts and a hot of win in rrlemls ami school mates liehlixt tn battle with the cases of life. The remain were interred lit the Central Point cemetery, Hutur ttity nftorhiMtn, The funeral services were coudo' tc, by ,Hvv. Mr. Ml 1 1 In, as sisted hy illev, T. O, Adnms. There was m v.ir' lurite number of neighbors fllettils nild.FChoolliililep uttenUed ths funeral. ' - PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) ' ; WOOD-i; Ikwt wood of all kinds, , Onlf wood M eley Under oovtw. Almt ImMI' ltb UnUMIU off car, VALLEY FUEL CO. ONE CP THE MANY THRILLING SCENES IN D.W. GRIFFITH'S 'WAY DOWN EAST In my laft letter to tho Med ford Mall Trlhune. 1 simply mentioned the fact ihnt' there was a school enter tainment given by the teachers of our school and discovered that if 1 under tlti to an neeount of It as :t deserid, thut tt would make my let ter nntirety to lmtt. so d'-cid-tl to put of runt1l ft fnture letter. V 11. oup tejii-her. Mi. Josephine llolmts. and Miss Alice Lorin .commenced to pretXkfe the little follt some Uttle whllfl' heforn and when they fouund that they could not wuie the use of tl.e hall for lh enlertalnmenT, they deHdvd to use th ehurch buildini; and Tuesday afternoon there Wj a eolhxtion of hetwven thirty and forty ehlldrvn and adults enough to fill ,the building collected nod promptly at two o'clot k p. m.. the ex ercises began -with . singing by the whole school and after sinning seve raf SongF the little folh gave us ome short recitations and souks and from tho. way they were nppluudcd. pup pcse thx-y wer?. fully up to date. As I nra sn far lirk from the platform I could not hear. and. some of. the la dles; who sat Just In front of - rim. although the two who sat directly In front of me. conformed to the rules oni such occasions, removed their hats, while others wore thetr hats, and scmed to try to see how much space they could rover, by moving first, to one side arid then the other, and the two ladies Just ahead of me Tfcers Kept busy crani-isr their r.t-U first one way: and then another, to try to get u glinuwo of the children while they were performing their parts, tnins? to see through or around a very large hat on a woman s head on the front seat that obstruct ed the view completely, while if she had known that by removing tnat head ornament, she would have ren dered a great service to a number of people who were sittinif behind her. I'ut this is a digression and I sin cerely hope that I will not have to be thus angered again, or have tho ladles reminded that in tin audience like the one referred to they are sup posed to remove their hats. Aftor the l"-iductory exercises the cur tains VH-e drawn and preparation were Iwing made for the main part of the program, but as I had be on on the sick, list for almost a month, .ind began to fevl quite rhilclcd, for lite house was not well heated p-l-jr to the commencement and the door was left open quite often so had to re turn home before the play began, but a friend of mine, Hev. H. G. Adams, who was there, reported that th a wholo play was fino and well rn dered. , Mr. r,nd Mrs. Paul Itynnlngs, chief engineer on the Crater Lake Highway who have had rooms over the T. K. store, have gone to Vortland to sper.d Christmas. Mr., tt. C. Seaman, he also wait a member of tho engineering corps on the same road, tun moved his family to Talent and Mr. Urover. who has been living in the old Coy home, now ow ned by Mm. James Ow ens. have i moved, Into tho house they vacated, I the P. II. lKoley house. ; Kred Pcttygrew, who ima been 'having some work done on his auto has been spending u day or two at 'the unnytde. 1 Mrs. Susan Hart was transacting business villi our merchants during mid-week. C.eorge W. Stoweit, our chicken king, was a business taller Wednes day. V It. Crandall and family passu-d through here 'ednesd;iy on .their way to Medford and Mr. T. K. j.McCabc was also in town the same day. j Miss Krancls flreh. who la teaching in the I'ertiist District, came uut and J teachers', examination " heforO ' the went to Ja-ksonville to tuke the biird for state paper and Miss Alice 'Train, our primary teacher, also went i In for the same purpose. i Mrs. M. S. Wood went to Central 'Point to visit her daUKhter. j Mrs. John Miller of Ijtko CreeK. jwho had been out to Modford vlsitintf , her two married daughters, came out on the stave Wednesday. Fred Strang of Medford, Clayton Long. Corvallis, K. IX. Oatittan, Med- ford. H. E. Warner. C. A. I'lckel, the I meter reader for tho C. ft O. P. Co., jC. C. Cnte. J. K. Raker. Medford. were all here for dinner. They were demonstrating pruning in the or chards, they had been workintf In "the Ala Vista orchard nnd came hero for dinner and in tho afternoon went to the Vilas orchard. .The Ladies' Civic rlub of Eagle Point will meet the next time at Mm. Win. von d r Hellen's and Mr. Held nnd Mis. von dec llellen will enter, tain. Thursday noon KYnjik Manning nnd son. Charles, K. ltiown, N. Smith and Miss Allelic Johnson, who Is teaching in the Hrophy district, lleit Hlginbotham r.d wife of Asluaitd, Mrs. John Alien of Dei by, W. K. Wolgamot of Medford culled for dm4 nee Thursday and Mr. and Mm P, W I i. Ill of m-rhy culled Olid Waited until time for l.evN Jltn.y to go to .-lej-ford. and went on their way to N'l.xi, Calif. Mr. Allen went on to Med. ford and returned that night to tho Sunnyslde for the night. Mr. und Mrs. C. U. Ilodge of ew port. Oregon, who have been here st the Sunnyside dlnce the !nd ot i1 cember, started for their homo Thursday. Mr. ( O.slgo Is an ag-ito worker, and has a shop In Newport, and has been here spending the most uf his time gathering agates. It l.us shipped i nl hundred pounds, Ia side, taking quite it lot with him. Mr, K. V. Peterson, the mail con tractor for cnriylng the mail from hero to I'emist and buck, reports thut as he was coining in from Trail Thursday, he overtook Mrs. Jasper Hannah and her daughter, Mr. Odessa Hasklns with a fat tire. Ho stopped and fixed It up for them and went on his wy rejoicing, but hud not gone fat: before he had trouble with his liie. so they passed! him and after repuirinR his puncture, started on ami soon overtook them aguin with a blowout, but a man had come to the rencue. he drove on I III ' " ' ' ' TAOE MARK v , SUCCESSFUL FARMING MEANS FORDSON . FARMING , Come talk with us or visit any of the owners for true facts. Success Depends Upon Your Equipment C, E. Gates Auto Co. Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway Hi- iEFISEIAME notbatisiriGd IDFOkD BUSMESS TCTAmieiiEarDi jjiiajjujiiriy 1 A ' . "TV T . x were Unless. Uou Are CITY CLEANING & DYING CO; 101 South Riverside Phone 474 QUALITY, WORK; QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop '2'f-S. Central Shoes Repaired "While You "Wait. E. N.4 BIDEN, Prop. Masoia, Ehrman & Co. Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lcwistoa 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.' - ' ' ASK FOR THE FAMOUS Bert's Brand TAM ALES MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS "FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER" Manufactured for Wholesale and Retail THE GUSHER CAFE . if 1,'r When your Duds Are in our Suds roil can bet, you'll get re sults.' Kemember vc sp" clalize on rough dry family wash. I ! American y Laundry Go. 21f 6, Riverside.f Phone 873 THE COZY NOOK DeVoe's 'Eastside Fountain Is open for Business in .tlie SPARTA BUILDING I i BUILD WITH Concrete .Wis jnnnufurlure hollow builtling Tll hollin Illneka lit'lck and IWjf InR Tile," French Pattern). See" our bungalow ihine ICstimatcs furnish-it- ; ' ' llcUfoid Concrete Construction Co.J MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING WORKS '. irainjacturers Awniiigit, Camp Outfits, We make Auto Tops and' cover cushions. . 1 f: f. nrmc. rrot. 1'Iionc 980-U 28 Xo. Grae St. Moil ford. NASH BARBER SHOP Up-to-date Service. Bowman & Hoe, Props. MEDFORD . VULCANIZING WORKS Carl Fichtner,' Prop. Vulcanizing and retreading. hill line Miehelin and Diamond Tires. Phone 451-J. 15 N. Fir St. Something Delicious Call for : Rogue River v.. Special . JIanuf actured by Medford, Candy Co. ROGUE VALLE.Y , 7 MILLING CO. lieading Brands ' '. VILMO :: HARMONY Medford,' Oregon Lee Watkins & Co. ; FEED STORE Choice Grade, CrusLcd Bar ley, Flour, Bran and Mid dlings, 3 lay, " Grain and Poultry. 1 eeds. . 397 South Front St, Veterinary Hospital 'AND Sale Stable DR. O; A. Q-ITZEN -111 N. Fir St. . Phone 551 CALENDARS f Do not order until you have Been our samples. We have a line from one of the largest, factories and will savo you money. Medford Printing Co. ; Phone 75 MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Are down to rock bottom now. Get ' your orders in enrly before fall raises in price. i 0. L. DAVIDSON ; Cigar Store Cor. Fir and Main Street : Automobile Sp rings Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside Phohe27&J) AlltO and BUS Bodies I For Printing That Exceb Built to Order When you store vour lh)ii-f ; hold Effects Choose a reliably fimi., ; EADS' ' ; Transfer and Storage ; i 22 North Front St. i v. j m ess: Y ' i MEDFORD , BLACKSMITH SHOP Reiairs and builds springs All new springs guaranteed:. General repair, Blacksmith iug.. Only Spring Furnace in Southern Oregon. 118 3. Bartlett. Phone 1S3-J rjtli'ulHlrrjr Rlvnt four car n hiltlix iipKi'snco. Conto R-t our flRUN, W'n mulm atita tnti xtnnd up atiilor 1. uo tlir' condition. Wintlnhlelt re nlrin. ., , FX' COLUNff - 1 - - 3? F. O00K 3d ft." luVi-rif Avb. ' I'hono 270-Y ARTHUR WEST PAINTING .PAPERING , TINTING Phone 477-J . 234 East Ninth St, Phone 75 -Medford Printing Co. r -:. Wherjijrj;,,. Experience Counts "Tour wearing appawtl and housei holj goods clcaood. in the tuogfupi to-dtito faxluon, with new. and up-to-dato machinery - , l ,, " , Apparel Cleaners , :i- Dyers arid Hatters ? Phone 223 -r , , - , : DAVI$ '-''r,' ;; Transfer and Storage MOVED i to larger quarters 'at- 29 South Grape strcot. We move everything and have storage for household' and other goods., Phone 644 Medford , " t " V, ' '