Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 29, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP'AOFi TWO medfoud matt; TUTfttTNR m rdfou r. o r k ox. Thursday, dkct.miikij . id-ji TTocal and lLj Personal Amonx guests at the Hotel Holland are L. K. Walker of Klamath Fulls, .iirs. Maude Karris ot Portland, O. M. Alnsworth ot Ixs AnKcles, and C. O. Hunnell and CV. ntehto of Portland. Kvery child having the benefit ot kindergarten training makes bettor progress In later, sclioot days.. Tiny Tots School opens a now class Jim, 3. Phnnn M9.W. " 241 i Tomorrow evohlnK will wind up ac tivity In Odd Fellow circles for thin year with one of the most InterentlnK ftutberlnKS of 1921. The encampment branch will confer the royul purple or final deereo on & class of twelve no- vii.iuten An elaborate suuner will fol-i Kingsbury Springs. Cash prises. 2S 9 suffering from the after effects of the t tA r ' .... l . ..- 1 low the lodge work, invitation nave C. A. Swlgart, auditor for the Call-1; (Joorge Von dor Hellcn of WYUim, fornia-Orcgon Power company, loft, spent Wednesday afternoon lit the morning on a short business trip to j city. He expect to be able to taKe Yrekn. ' ' hta broken arm out of a plaster purls Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tt c,,st '? n4tr week, . Shotgun and rifle shoot Kaglo Tolnt. I Anuy underwear aliJ union suits Sunday, January 1. , , 2 . 2 0 cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods fmiimifi i w nnw im iiu.i Store, 93 S. Central, tt . For A few days only we have on paged the services of an artist extra ordinary to paint landscape and ma- Won laid up with a had cold for some ,i iiiuRi, ia Jiow aooui uiu kiuii, i- 11 Ig masked hall, New .Year's v though Mill having a bad cough and At Urania I'mks yesterday sentence, siege. , : was passed on GorRe Ryan, who Remember! Only tonight, tomorrow land, Jacksonville, Gold Hill and , 1'ieadeil guilty to a etiargo or navinjc matinee and ngtvt "Way Down r.nat. r.nt Pa aiMi fmm nraMMit imiiea.1 intoxicating; liquor in hia potsslunj Pes. - - M boon Issued to the fraternity in Ash- lonn. a larire delegation of visitors i e was fined and given a Jail sen lenoe oi tu days, ami J0 uiacsimrn, will be present. TVah -vtttS laVtil ft V lilitvl k),ii u. w -,-i;. i .v tir ", M; ! irulttf. vt tho.tuas dinner have now been nstxl up in .Cold wornlnesoKttarante to ak. i.h- , nA ts. .! iw imami .., th m-m. l1l0!Re'who was given a Jury trial in the us- M&sqnerndo at Kagle Point, New Yr Rv. . , . , ; , 21 The turkey Joavlngs from the Christ- it siart right or no charge. Oarage, '' " " Dlunralila . given a Jail sentence of 60dnys. lllack-llers of which aro ugain aids to face burn gave notice of appeal and his. the world, again with confidence. Start .the New, Year right with a, cnRe w, probuMy lw brought beforo good accounting system. ; You cant boat mechanical speed and accuracy. Your business . Investu.ont Justifies this much protection See Calles, the llurroughs representative now.. Ask jth man woo owns one, ,. u. v. 241. The local college stmlents Vho are spending the holidays at homo are be ginning to fret now, as well' as the pupils, of ,th public schools, as they se that vacation period nearing the end. Sessions In the public schools and at the O. A. C. ami U. of C as well as at quite a number of the other higher educntlonal institutions will be resumed next Tuesday. Two games of basket hall In the Y. to. C. A. league will be played to night at the hall over the Shasta, be ginning ut T o'clock. The first game is between the Methodists North and the- Methodists South; the second. Baptists vs. Christians-. A small ad mtbslon fee will be charged. Support ers of these teams should turn out to encourage the boys. '. Men's garters loe pair. Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf the circuit court at the January term. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. 240 Edgar Wight for low prlcea. tt Gertrude, il Iksch, of Ashland, who la a teacher in the Rogue Kiver schools, has been spending the holiday season at her home. . Is It a good show? Ask. hundreds who've een "Way Down East." now. Ue rage. 239 Fresh lime and plaster. Medford Lumber Co. . . . j ..lue thousand square feet of newi I linoleum are being laid ou the three; (floors of the California-Oregon Power' Co. building, the remodeling of which to accommodate the general offices of the company, Is now nearing comple tion. ' a ' The Scandinavians will hold their annual New Year's feat In . Phoenix hall at Phoenix, New Year's eve. Luth fish will be served. Our slogan for good time. 239 Fireman's dance, Jacksonville Fri day. ; i . ; 340 rinr.VM. V MIAMI. , J MAnflMA.t ,A VlD r. and Mrs. Ralph McCurdy and), ... , . . .... , ., . .tij j '.. home with a bad cold, which for a time !4hreatenexl to develop into pneumonia. Ask any one th,e answer's the same "Tue Best I've Ever - Seen,", "Way Down East," now playing St Page. 239 A 23-12 farewell party will .be held at the Legion hall Friday night in honor of the alumni. - "? ; 139 Carl Prestrude and Alan Evafs who pleaded not guilty In, Acting Justice Farrell's court Tuesday, to a charge of htvlng liquor - in their possession, changed their pleas to guilty yesterday at their preliminary- hearing and were fined 25 each. The complaints were sworn to by State Officer S. B. San defer. , , Ben Bowers and Fred Neil will stage another of their popular shoots. New Year's day, at Ashland. Better come up. ... 239 I For Sale Classified business dlreo- two children returned this morning: from San Francisco where they spent Christmas with Mrs. McCUrdy's patv ent. .-, Cash prizes at" Kingsbury Springs mask New Year's bah, Jan. 1st 239 When In need of shtnglea and roof ing call Wallace Woods. 108. 711 E. Main, Mis,s Nellie Hoke, teacher in the Jacksonville schools, is spending the holiday season at her home 1n Ash land. . . : . . Women's shoes," all leather; all sites and wldtffs at $3.54 pair.. at The Hub Friday and 'Saturday this week. ' 239 Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan associ tlnn. . ;. V ':'. : : tf The rendition by Miss Grace Brown of the music which was especially ar- Ugood. Thrmurfc Mnd; ntfln h r h i. ...i i. . uib. acaoois, cnurcnea. factor in the general effect when It is?'u. Med- ,!.!. ..n.Mi!. .i.ifc viuj uv m ww, niu union handled Miss Brown displays. Coats at $18.00. Dresses at $18.00 at' The Hub, Friday and Saturday of this week. ' i 233 A, gigantic sale of groceries, flour and feed, fresh and salted meats at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, cash and carry system, the Vinson Barn, S26 N; JU verslde Ave. ..... 256 ! A new turntable 100 feet long, com resed entirely of steel and electrically controlled throughout, which will be completed by February, and will be used by the large Mallet compound and decapod type of locomotive now running as far north as Weed on the Shasta division of the Southern Pa cific, is now being erected in Ashland, hitherto the smallness of the present turntable in the Ashland yards has prohibited the company from using these large engines at this end of the division. , , . , Dresses at The Hub Friday and Sat urday at $15.00. Coats at $15.00. 239 Hello! Grand Firemen's ball, Orth's hall, Jacksonville. Friday, Dec, JOth. Hot dinner .at 12 o'clock. Imperial orchestra. Dancing from 9 to 2. 240 AMUSEMENTS, . , . . . . ,r LAST ' ' "Q:, D. W. . , - t I V.' t J. , , . i ii "k ii i : t; feolici IV . BEAUTY! 4 LOVE! 7 Stan. THRILLS! Jj 1:45 1 i S-. "j.. 4.00 r 4 W f i Saturday fMU filled promptly... Bliss Heine, 916 W. Tenth street, Medford. ..... U The Southern Pacific depot interior these days, is a sorry looking spectacle as a crew of company painters and decorators proceed with their work of calsomining the walls and ceilings, necessitating the rearrangement "or benches and other furniture. The sight and , commotion around was too much for the nerves of Mark Montgomery. the local . company agent, and he packed his grip yesterday and struck out for Portland to reftnaln until the worst was over. While the workmen calsomined the Interior of the ticket office this forenoon Albert 'Koth, the ticket clerk add telegraph . operator transacted business under a canvas blanket stretched over hlra. White corn for uomlny at Monarch Seed CO. ..Phone 2C0. .. . . Try our merchants 'lunch. The Shasta; .;. , . . , Olive Rebekah lodge will hold an adjourned meeting tonight with Initia tion, and examination of ; officers among the business to be transacted. Weyenberg shoes. Expert shoe re pairing. Herbert Tllley, 7 N. Fir St ... - ... i Shakespeare never . repeats but Shakespeare never . saw "Way Down East", now Page. v . , , 239 Senator Chas. Thomas, . who . was here yesterday with the Medford dele gation of the D. O. K. K., stated that matters now seemed in a fair way 'for the immediate financing of the Talent Irrigation district through the sale of $00,00Q in bonds which would com plete the project. Mr. Thomas has been a factor, in the development of the Talent district, as well as of other southern Oregon , irrigation projects, and was quite.elated at the action of the late legislature in passing over the governor' veto the bill which will pre vent the holding up of districts for rights of way for dams and canals. The new bill permits the districts to file bonds to cover damages, When immedi ate possession of the right of way re quired can be obtained, thus prevent ing a single selfish interest from de laying the work upon an entire project. Grants Pass Courier. . : Excellent Supper at Trail New Year's eve! - 241 Shotgun and rifle shoot Eagle Point, Sunday, January 1. ' . 240 Mrs. G. O. Roberts who underwent a major operation at the Dow Associa tion hospital several days ago, is doing nicely.. . ! ' R. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple reet. Phone K 4 3. tf Amy cots 13.25 at Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central Ave. ' tf . George Gates left yesterday after noon to flpend a Week's vacation in ! Los Angeles. Spend New Year's day at Ashland shooting contest. All mighty hunters are invited to bring their "old trusty' and help carry off the prizes. . 239 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 Those families which still have a little of the Christinas bird left still feel that tho world Is going wrong. Prlxe waits at Trail New Year's eve! $16.00 pair of Walk-Over shoes given to tho gentleman and a fine pair of silk stockings to the lady by the Hub Shoe Store ot Medford. ... 241 Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel Bldg, Telephone 603-R. tf "Miss Ruby llurke. chief telephone operator in the navy yards at Bremer ton, Wash.. Is spending the Christmas holidays visiting friends and relatives In this city. See ad for big shoot at Ashland. New Year's day, valuable prizes. 239 Hear those beautiful bells at Trail New Year's eve! 241 Ben Norrls of Klamath Fulls, is spending a few days in the city and valley attending to business matters. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's -ve. , 241 Erlck Anderson of the Blue Ledgo district is spending a few days in the city attending to business matters. Dr. II. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. - All hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard's, 109 N. Central ' 240 Many Medford people will be Inter ested U know that the forest service is building kn eight foot trail this win ter to the Cinnabar Springs in the SIsklyous. which will enable them, to reach the springs with greater ease than heretofore. Many visited the springs last summer, but were not enthusiastic about the trip, which leads through a mountainous district. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. 241 Hot coffee and light lunches, ta maies and chill eon carne at DeYoe'a E. E. Devery of Pehastin, Oregon re turned to his home Wednesday after spending a few days in the city on business. Big Yama Yama party at Trail New Y'ear's eve!, , . 241 lodges.! e lnB Bew Lrioerty cars at me turenuae uarage. . tr Victor Olsen of the Steamboat dis trict is visiting in Se city for a few days during the holidays. Moleskin breeches and pants. Army Goods Store. 32 S. Ct-ntral. . . . tf . Lath' and plaster. Medford Lbr. C6.', ., . steps .are underway to secure a wrestling match at an early date be tween Ralph Hand of Cottage Grove and Ben Rueben of Chicago, the latter being a red hot contender for the mid dleweight" Championship of tho world He met Walter MUlef at Portland re centley, and while Miller was given the decision, it was freely expressed that he was lucky as be could not flop the Chlcagoan. Rueben and Ted. Thye win meet at an early date at Portland Miller won from Hand at Gold Hill last fall. It is the plan of the Gold Hill promoters to hold a number of matches this winter and spring, and expect when the smoke has cleared away Hand will be nearer the top of his class than at present Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. - . -. . . 241 Try a Super-tread tire the tire with a wider and thicker tread they wear longer. Riverside Garage. tf A number of local people have re ceived Christmas greetings from John L. Ltherldge, formerly connected with Morris Bros, Inc., a Portland bond house that failed a year ago, written on thick pasteboard, in which tho writer complains that he has nothing left but the right to send best wishes to his friends. Confetti and serpentine at Trail, New Year's eve! . 211 China lily bulbs. Jan Art Store. Mrs.. Wick Fox and Evelyn Rogers of Roseburg are visiting friends and relatives' in the city this week. . Trench . shoes, hob-nails. Array Goods Store, 32 S. Central ... - . tf When better automobiles are built. Bulck will build them. ' tf The, December graduating class of the University of California included Clyde C. Barnum and Henry P. Martin of this county. They , were students In the agricultural department , White corn, for hominy at Monarch Seed Co. Phone 2C0, .,, ... . The famous Herman army shoes and officers dress shoes. Army Goods Store 32 8. Central. tf ipe staie lire marshal has issued a warning that , Christmas greenery should be taken down before it be comes dry and Inflammable and thus a fire danger.: . .. , Insurance Plus. Service. R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. tf Ring out the old! Ring in the new! Where? Trail! . " 241 Work is progressing rapidly on the Barnum hotel which was gutted by fire last September, and some of the apartments win be ready for occu pancy in a week or ten days. Fireman's dance, Jacksonville FrI day. , . . . . , , f , 240 , Attorney Porter 3. Neff attended to legal matters in the city seat Wednes day afternoon. Fireman's dattce, Jacksonville Frl rine scenes. We will give you abso lutely free, one large painting with each Columbia phonograph purchased. j With each guitar purchase we will lv n NvU tHilQtliiK, Pictures also for sale at populur prices pictures , process, painted from post cards and other sketches. Exhibitions in our corner window dqtly. Palmer Piano House. 240 About 30 homeless, friendless nnd hungry men were given Christinas. din ners by an unknown benefactor, who loft instntettons with the police to feed all who, applied, at his expense. No limitations were placed pa their eating, and the Strict Injunction issued that his name be kept a secret, was observed. " When In need ot sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E, Main St . . Army overcoats and genuine all wool KnglLsh minute overcoats, Army Goods Store, 33 S. Central. tf I Portland friends or Peter F. I Dutch j I'ete) Htrauff, sentenced from this county to five years in the state lrton UKn conviction of attempted robbery of the Child Hill bank last April, littve ivetltloncd the parole board for a parole. Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 585-J. tf Start the New Year right In a new Liberty car, the car for those who can not afford to own a cheaper one, and good enough for those who can afford a much higher priced car. ... tf Miss Alice Schlelchert left this mor ning for Portland where she will at tend school. Fireman's danco, Jacksonville Fri day, v .. , , 240 The Elks lodge session tonight it expected to be a short one, as nothing special Is scheduled beyond complet ing the arrangements for the big open Bouse reception, dinner and dance of Nw Year's day. Marinello Shop, 409 Liberty build ing. Graduate expert work. Satisfac tion guarauteed. Marcellos $1.00, shampoo 75c, round curl EOc, mani cures 50c. . 245 Guests at the Hotel Medford Include , W. C. Peer of Portland, B. Holmes of San Francisco, C. E. Qray ot Eugene. and O. J. Nelson, Mrs. P. H. Donaldson and J. fa. Davidson of Seattle. Grand New York high Jinks! Trail! New Year s Eve! v - : . 211 New .American Legion membership; cards for U23 have been vwlved und those now, holding tompoiuiy curds are requested to sooure the regular curds front 'A. J. Crose, ndJutumY Mem bers are vequested to ri'nov,'Uelr membership before the tlrst of' the your as the post 'must tnuke remit tunce ti the national nrgnnlsutlon on toe first. An etiloitiilumoiit he held Tuesday night nnd tho Installa tion of elected officers will tulie place. F.ltiier Wilson, newly ducted comman der, will inuke appointments ut nioiti liers to appointive offices. , , Chiropody Painless. . mm -snrclvnl Rooms ' 205 0 Phlpps block. Phone (IDIVM. 843 P.. J. Lynch, manager of drilling oporalfons for the Southern Oregon Exploration company nnd tor the Wes tern Oil company, returned lftt night from ltls homo In Seattle where he spout thu 'Christmas holidays. .' Firomiin'g dance, Jacksonville Fri day. 210 II. O. Harmon of eastern Oregon Is here for the holidays with his parents. There are only one and a half more days before ;sew tears uny 111 which to trnnsact bunking buslnuss, us the bunks which dose Saturday noon n usual, will ho closed' nit 'day' Monday hecauHB when New Year's day 'full on itunilay the law tmikcs the following day h legal holiday. Edgar Wight, reliable. Jeweler.. . Mr. and Mm. Gardner llullts and sn Hlclmrd, who lmvu lievu visiting rela tives here for the punt, two days, left this afternoon for their home. In Los Angeles. lleniHtltchlng, Plcotlng, ' ' ' So per yd, ' Buttons covered. Hundlcrait tfhop. tf James Hlavlk, wV) pleaded Dot gull ty Wednesday morning to a charge of Intoxication, upon coining before Act ing J nsl Ire of the I'euee Fnrrell yes teiday afternoon rhuuged his plea to Kulily nnd was fined $15. 'r;oi urrest was mude by Chief of Police Timothy. Hut dinner - will be served at the ; 1'lrvtnen's grand hall given hy Fiiglnv Mr, and Mrs.: O. L. Harmon, 4S North Co. No. 1. Alford's Imperial orchestra Orange, street. , This Is Mr. llirmon s will, furnish the niusle, lug night, first trip to western Oregon and ho Is don't miss It. , 210 very favorably Impressed by tho possl-' High grade tailors tor men and bllltles of the country. . 'women. Orro,' Ashland. Or. tf 1. J..J .'. .... -- La., a jLfjvjj" 1 NEW YEARS EVE BALL; j NAT SAT. NITE BIGGEST AND BEST o of the Year , SerTrxyntlno, , ConMf!, Horni '. nSrtd Alrplunes to , welcome In thV New Year TEXAS PECANS 'f New crop, erlliit flavor, only SO itlitH per pound by e1iii'M.-i. Mlilly mum shipment tn ' pounds, "ndj hundred pounds, for I'JS.QO. Ordi is tilled promptly. 1 I'.UI. JVI IltiKNS. t'AP. MATMtV AiiniIii. Tm., i1 m. ui.j h j JT00 LATE TU CLASSIFY WANTED Modern desirable house to rent. 504-X, evenings. 211 WANTED Housing for rear Ford axle. State price. Frank It. Myers. Central Point. Oregon. ZVi 1 n afiTHrri iTfcili- - h i r 1 inri'Ti "1 1 i In n 1 iuMi - - I'Byai-'t' f rW r r ' j fi&L, iOR RcAT Hod room in crivate- home. 334 N. Holly. . 241 i FOR RENT Five room furnuihed ; nonse, close in. Phono 122 R. 241 1 FOR SALE G001I dairy cows and j heifers. Will sell separately. Phone 306 Jacksonville. J. J. Munscll. Sterling Ranch. 245 KOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms, bath. 201 S. Central. 213 FOR SALE First class alfalfa hay: j have a place to feed a bunch pf ' cattle. Phone' 7B8 R-1. 244 1 ALL SHOT TO PIECES . Now is your opportunity to supply yourselves with merchandise . at PRICES unthought of since the war began. Our entire stock is marked down WAY DOWN! Nothing is reserved. MEN'S SHOES LADIES' SHOES MEN'S HATS Many tlarv'ains in Men's Shoes. 7.."iH nn.l Shoes . $5.95 $ nml Hals 3.20 Some thnt sol.l for H.:0, ioit() Mrowii Vici in f :l.''MInta Jjl2,30 ?3.-I5 -h :Xt JUU .91.05 10.0t) Uluck Vivi.. $G20 s' M,'t"1 WW 7..'.0 Swcnlers $5.05 .a0 Work Shoe $5.85 Wlvet Ki.l. lmiul turn.' Vriwit I.J5 Swcnters . $2.05 t $3.S9 ntul $1.10 MEN'S UNDERW'R : : COMFORTS ll.mvy Fleeco.l Cotton I'nion OVERALLS r.H Comforts ... $1.30 Suits $1.59 our W Uhie Iiibbed Overalls -r.O Comforts $2.39 lieuvy Wool, Jiixetl I luoim o nn 'J.4. i'oniforts $1.70 $2.29 , HMM Wool . lllankcts Medium All Wool Union 'vy .lur lb OvcrU. $S.29 $3.95 va,m'- 08 47 oO I'nrt Wool niunkets Heavy All Wool I'nion $-1.39 Hoys Overalls 75 nn-1 85 $5.80 1 toys' lieuvy Cotton 1'iiinn, Jen's Khaki Covrrnlls, heavy fiVot) Wool Nap IMntiket 0S weight -$2.85 gi.70 OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN NOTHING RESERVED MEDFORD SAMPLE STORE MORTGAGE BURNING DEDIGATldNahd HOME-COMING THE DAY LONG LOOKED AND HOPED FOR NOW SET Sunday, January 5th -is the day- ' . , of the M edfo The Greatest Day in the History : ':-... ' rd Ghristiaii Ghurch EMANCIPATION FROM DEBT ; tHE DAY'S PROGRAMME ... i 10 A. M. The greatest Bible school ever assembled in Medford. 1 1 A. M. Sermon "A Four-Side View of the Church" 7:30 P. M. GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT AND DEDICATORIAL SERVICE. Public Invited Seats Free ; day. ,. 240 711 E. Main St, ' 1 ''ir-v.;;..iji.';