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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1922)
PME TWO MKDFOIW MAIL TUIBITNR MEDFOUD, OlilXlOK. WKDNKSDAY. -.TANUAHV I. !!)' Wendell Lawrence, son of Rer. and Mrs. E. P. tawrence, left Monday mor ning to enter the commerce depart ment of the University of Oregon. Community dance! N'at! To-nite. V In wholesale marts today Jaekrab bits were Rolling at 75 centa a doaen. Tho anlmala, slaughtered iti rabbit driven In wiMtem Oregon, plvitttxl Port Innd trade to an extent that shipments of them not now on the totarkot proh ably will Focal and Personal ; There are three lens tnxicabs In the city, as Hale &. Lyons who have been oiratlnR two ears, 'and Orvllle lVijr, one car, quit the first of the year lather than pay the Increased jitney license fee recently Imposed by the city council. The quitting of the jitney btmlnoBfl by Hale & Lyons throws of employment. The council last night ?" ' "Bla "a,c "" ' --m. There Is n probability that the! Aci'onllntt t word received In tills Mayor C. K. tlates leaves this even ing for a week's stay t 1'ortlund, ad dreeing mec-tlnna and attending stiito boards of which he Is a monibeiv To morrow noou he addresses the J'M Bresslve HuslneiiH Men's hmrheon, and be sold for other than fori In the afternoon attends the .mooting! be the necessity of Ituvlug iuutd the notion. How eagerly the poor ,of the 1923 exposition state committee,; bond 4 dituvlng the ruto or tutorest bid. j p,, MW ; ubwrty populated east wouia.i'n intiaj imi win auemi m runv i nis wnn omer lewmicni iein m- win UlveiuUlo tlaraiM. refused to (mint the npnllratUm 6f a man who had ben arrested for drun kenness acTeral times la' the post year or two, to operate a license In the city. Community dance! Nat! To nlte. Xowi lias been received la Medford of the et)WKwnt 'of ' Miss Lanra Fouls, daughter of Mr, and Mr. K. J. Fouts, and student In th t'niveralty of California, and John Whlsenant, for merly o Medford and a, former clork In Hawkins drug Btore several years ago, but now a Vharmaclst of flerkeloy, Calif,,,, . ... . .. .. ... , Come to the great 'shoe Bate Satur day. M. M. Dept. Store cleuranco Bale. " ' ' " 243 A. B. Williams, D.D.G.P., accompan ied and assisted by C N. Pavls, 3. L. Bateman, Lee Watkius4J. V. Howard, N. J. Wiley. Fort Hubbard and SV E. Roddon, went -to Jacksonville last, evening and installed the officers of Tablo Rock encampment of that place. Lunch was served alter the lodge meeting. ' " ; ........... - . Masonic Eastern Star Dancing club will give a dance tonight, Wednesday. Jan. 4. , Club members cnly. Peerless orchestra. . - , .. -, !W ilr. and Mrs., A. Carl Gentry spent the New. Vear'a holidays with Mr. Gentry's parents at Gnuita Pass. Men's garters lOo pair. Army Goods Store, S3 S. Central ' - .- tf Guests at the Hotel Holland include W. J Crane and Mr. and Mrs. II. C. t Ti ut Tortland,. J. B. Pool of Mc ncu'd.; Calif., Kay C. Crawford of Klamath Falls. J.. H. Devlin of Tort land anl Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Stone of Los Angeles. ; , Mr. I'aal tnii curswtlere for N'anooe. ' I'hon 'ZS;' T tf A eUranllc membership drive, taking in II sweep all of tho ncllve members f"d purpose, of tho 105 iKts of the American Le-'"f lb densely glon lu OrKou, has been arranited by I clamor f or such cheap and edible the. state department, the American food," said one dealer.- Portland Jour Lesion of Oregon, the third week ul. . . , In January. 16 to 1 Inclusive, to bo I Doea vour l"irJ wt.irt hard these knowu as LeKlou .enroiiipont week.V'cold norniuga! We. suarantee to moke , Huernoon ami evenmK w m wenu itiversldo ' tiwK oi tue ww imr ikhwm. . ! Fnvl Alton Halicht. toacher of ulano Klks niisoctuttoh lueetlns as a delegate. Next Monday noon tho niHyor will d drtss the forum of the Portlaud chain- i ex-servloo men who prefer cssti from i'U,v Mr, mid Mia. l.ivimi'd (.'nrponter the. state of Oregon, us provided In the will null fur Jlaly from lUmton on J m,ii bonus law, will not rewlvu ft' "until 'nary 1 Kit, and expect to return to about March. 1, The homU will btl Medford nhout April ist, They are Mold Jivinuiry 16, and then there will now vlHltl.ijt lumbar Curxtitvr at on, , , the tt A. tf oars at . .. . ' . u i ... . .. . ; JuMiiranoe I'lus Service n l"v "'""""-''""" jlUdmes. Tim Insursnue Matt. Walt for the M. M. IVtit. Store clear l tlm..... m..i.. ........ i , .h A ......... mi. n...l .,! ' Al..mlliV. ' ... . . ... .,! ...Kif( I l-ll.,ll,u Mm. wi v." i--, ...... .... iinoo sum iieuniuiHU nuumMy. sii drive, and all liecsary. Information Garan. v oriu war w nana logeiner i:i 9 nS trk. American IKlon fur the perietiiatlonf Yjyj for jhe M , pot Store clear of the alms and Meals, for which they nnc9 ,.a.3 bounluB Saturday . ,H3 foiisht and tho furtherance of the, c, vha wa one among the irroatest organUatlon lu existence to- Me.iford visitors In Grants Pass ye- W'e have inKpe.-tl the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We n-oommead these laml.i as an Invest ment. Page-Dressier Co. It 1 Mr. and Mrs. ltert Orr returned this morning from a combined business and pleasure trip t) San Fraaclsco and MarysviUe. ' Save '4 to S on children's shoes at the M. M. Dept. Store clearance aale beginniuii Siiturday. 2-13'i :WJ; ' is faarsntaad by 39 years B ' iKV ft mtm t0 taillioB of M Syj - Amsrtcaas. Koodoo' I j!jS .works wooden tor jKr.r 8 i nlt,t OMIgh. B T a. cbitmic catarrh, bead- B Ha M maM Sl Xvpturgita I NiatMsssiistUae. . v 1 ; terduy. I Men's shoes and furnishing g'Xida at real bargains. ' M. M. Ipt. store clear ance sale begtitnlng Saturday. 2t3 Wilbur V. Hartiell, student atO. A. C, left Monday for Corvallia to resume Ms studies. ' 1 i Please remember that classified ads, locals and small ids are cash In ad vance, tiring In your ads and do not use telephone. ' ; v tf The Itovtfl NXuhhors will meet at Al Piche. of the Southern Oregon !, v hnm(, Mr. r w rnnviin nn sos Hardware Co.. returned last night West Jacksou street. Thursday after from San aneioco where he had been noon Jan 6Ul mx Ro).al Seighbore for the past week visiting his mother re lnvltod fo ,ltp0(1 M thero wlll he and attending to business. - installation of officers, i Foraythe Dj-era & Cleaners, phone Community dance! Nat! To-nite. : 341. , Shop at 116 Mistletoe.- Prompt f , ,-: ; . ji$m service and prices lowest consiatontl Thv Presbyterian church waa filled with first class work. Work called for ta capactty SunJny evening at the seo and delivered. - ; ond rendering of the Christmas can- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Stoner. who have;tllU ..The anger Throne" by Manny, been spending the holMays In Port-jThe double quarU.t repeated the land returned to this city this morn- Christmas music by request as many ihg. Mr. Stoner Is connected with the i were unabIe t0 prtsent on chrlgt, H illand hotel. - i . -j ma morn,nt Ati,OUKh ono member umy a tew wis on pavmg leiu ueiit. thn dollbifl nu,rtet was out of the and literature bus been sent out by the, , Charles Abbott" who ts on a, civil R-nd harmvny. : Classical and popular :ttat depftrlment, and Governor !Ol- pt.ot,1,wrinir 1 ,.l l nartlior Callfortita ' pur,i,'- Studio 31S Liberty lUdg., cott. it U exjiected, will Issue a procl.i- ai.l-who" apent the ' holiday In San ?Jf"f J. Ore. Phone 73.' tr matln sometlmo next -week, embody- Jtims call.' with lOri aUter Lucille who; A glgantlo aalo of groceries, Hour Ing the principles or tho drive and the l4 attndliK California normal In thutiand feed, fresh and aalted meat at necessity of the e service men and eity.' nrrlvinl tliU luornt.i for a tew! the 6 dot Cash lltvsket Grocery, cash women who served honorably in h itH.v stay In this city before returning ! and carry aystem, the Vinson Ilarn, 226 N. Riverside Ave. - J5ii Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Stone arrived in this city this morning from Portland and will remain here for two or threo days before proceeding to Los An geles. Any member of the Knights of Pythias wanting work phono EUO-Y. six o'clock evening, or see J. T. Pervy, chancellor commander. To close out we offer you a genulua all wool rainttte fabric overcoat, regu lar price $37.00, sale price $l8.lt0. Anny Goods Store, 32 South Central Ave, Porter J. Neff left last night for Poctland on a brief business trip. '.Everyone should carefully Inspect the Hupmoblle before purchasing a now car. Clark Motor Co. 247 Edgar Wight for low pticea. - If The small fir trees - which have adorned the lamp-pott's were removed eterday afternoon by two men and a truck. , , . .-.!'.? Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf Dr. 11. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store ..,. Piano lossons given. Gwd terms. SpeciiU attention to begiuners. Mr. T. C. Selneke. 403 N. Holly, phone 537-M. .. 247 . The famous riermun army shoea and officer dress shoes, Anny Qooda Store 32 8. Central. . . . U Jack Cole at his hearing on tho charge of Imprudent auto driving early on the morning of January 1st, was fined $10 and costs In Acting Justice of tho Peace Farrell's court today. White corn for noraiuy at Monarch Seed Co. Phone 260. . Try our merchant lunch. The Shasta. , Stajt the New Tear right In a new Liberty ear, 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 Mrs. Arthur Haielrigg of Portland, is visiting friends and relatives in the city for a week or ten days. Lath and piaster. Medford Lbr. Co. ' Weyenberg shoes. Expert shoe re pairing. Herbert Tllley. 7 N. Fir St When better automobiles are built, China Illy buHia. Jap Art Store, Hill, k will build them. tt Treucli shoes, hobnails, Army; .White tvru tor hominy at Monarch Goods Store, S3 9. Central. : tf. Bood Co, 'Phone SuO. . . Sure Relief TOR INDIGESTION u -a-" ' 11 6 BCLL-ANB ' Sure Relief 23 and 70 fecks fvefvwh yours at once at City tlalL ; U George Gates who has been In Los city and other were struggling with colds, yet many said the music was up Angeles and Pasadena for the past;ta tha nlga onler ,f not t tnan week, returned to this city this morn- tne fir9t renjenog. larg9 auJt. mK ' , ' ; cnco jlslenej witn rapt attention to Phone or call oor office for lnforma- every numbr. Thta cantata was given tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page-!,- pian nn rhritm ann.iAv Dressier Co. tf Among the Grants Pass contingent of Elks and their ladies in attendance at the Medford lodge's New Year's day celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denntson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goett sche, Mrs. Alice Grimes." Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Murtineau, I. A. Roble, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neas and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Corson. ' Community dance! Nat! To-nite. - 243 Sharon Merriman, law student at the V. of C, left this afternoon for Berkeley.: : - . .. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. 3 DAYS ONLY BEGINS MON. JAN. 9 TWICE MILY S5 Medford is familiar with , TheFour Horsemenof the Apocalypse tho remarkable book by the great Spanish author, Vicente Blasco Ibanez. -. . n . - , Hundreds of home folks have read the absorb-: ing story of Madariaga the Sentaur; of Marcelo Desnoyers, of Julio, of Marguerite, of Tchernoff,' the mystic..- K : : , ,-. ? t. ,., - t Ihey have caught the spirit of the Argentine pampas, and felt the bigness of the great South country. ! .. , ,; .'. . ,.They have seen," through Ibanez's eyesr.and under the magic, of his pen, the Paris of the last days of peace and the opening days of war, and have realized, as he did, the awf ulness of the World : Tragedy and the pettiness of human desires. There has -come to them , a realization of the prophecy of St. John,, when, two thousand years ago,; he saw the four -terrible horsemen that, through all ages; have blighted ,the earth, and which visualized as Conquest, War, Pestilence or : : Famine, and Death. They have lived the love story of . Marguerite . and Julio; they have suffered with Marcelo Des noyers, those awful days at Villeblanche, on the Marne, when village and castle were destroyed by the jjpins of, the invaders and France was for the moment prostrate. . ; 5 All this' is shown in the wonderful production of the Metro Pictures Corporation's Million-Dollar offering, ;: ,;. ; , , ;! t which will have it first Medford presentation at the Page Next Monday Matinee,; January 9, It is a great picture, v I Able critics say it is tHe greatest picture. ey?r screened. But you can best . judge that for yourself, ; v ' ?,-,' ,; ; j Se? it. iBy ail means see it, 'whether or hot you have read the book. It will grip you. It will hold you enthralled. For two and a half hours it will make you forget everything ori earth except the 7 great human story of life and love, joy and tragedy. ALL SEATS RESERVED The, prices will be: . Floor 85c; Balcony 55c, in cluding war , tax. . Seats on . sale Box Office 12 o'clock the day of each performance. ,. . (Everything at the matinees sapie as nights.) , by the choirs of the Westminster Pres byterian and White Temple Baptist churches. 1 - " "- Some" real surprises for- ererybody in the M. M. Dept Store clearance sale beginning Saturday. 2t3 Among guests at the Hotel Medford are John Anisflold of Cleveland, O., R. W. Anderson of Boston, Mass., K. Ewing and W. Clarke of Seattle, Esther B. Cooler of Corvalllf, and J. L. Qoss of San Francisco. Fresh lime ana plaster. Medford Lumber Co. Dr. O. J. Johnson re-arranged and repainted hU dentist office over the M. M. Department Store during the last week, preparatory -to his spring i business. Community dance! Nat! To-nite. 243 i Joe Hurd and Roy Hill, Stanford 1 students who hare been spending the ; holidays in this city returned Monday to Palo Alto. t'. "Va y'VMJ! At U PLAYING! V-fet'ij:-.-:,:..: SfrFT f" Yuii' l Hmlle with ILt, (kth wlili Itt-r, "N rVrf Ioe with Her, I Into with Her i AU kinds of mill blocks. Valley Fuel :Co. ...... , . tf Mabel Hartley, tT.' of C. student i leaves Sunday for Berkeley. School opens for the second term at Califor nia on Jan. 9th. Great clearance'vsale begins Satur day. M. M. Dept. Store. 243 Car lot shipments of apples from the Hood River valley In 1921 greatly ex ceed harvest estimates. TJp to the close of laftt week a total of 2128 cars had been shipped, and tt is estimated that about 750 cars remain.- Two hun dred and twenty-sir cars were shipped the past ' week. Estimates made be fore harvest began placed the ship ments at 2000 cars. This was Increased to 2700 cars in early November. . Borne real surprises for everybody In the M. M. Dept Store clearance sale beginning Saturday. ' ' 243 O. P. Magerle of Rogue River Is the i purchaser of a new model Maxwell car.-' - '!;; When tn need of shingles and roof- ; ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. ' Main.'.'; : ' - ' ' Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan assocla- Hon. tf ! i Patrick H. Dalley, the district dep uty game warden, left for th hills ; today on a still ' hunt expecting to bring one or two prisoners back for ' violations of the game laws. - Men's shoes and furnishing goods at real bargains. M. M. Dept. Store clear ance sale beginning Saturday. 243 The Josephine county grand Jury Is In session this week -and among the cases up for consideration are the following- charges:- Steve' B.-. Potter, cuarged with maliciously wounding a cow; James E. Talbot, with the rob- 'bery of the Merlin store; L. R. Webb, with the setting of a fire in the forest; Edgar B. Power, with the larceny of $500 worth of lumber from John Ap plet Everett Hogue, with bootlegging; Darwin, Robert, 8idney, Newell and .Ted Miller,, with tho crime of riot and threatening bodily injury . to ' Clyde Davidson; and James Haven, with non-support."' -: - ;r vi -i Great clearanca sale begins Satur day. M. M. Dept; Store. ' 243 Cot your lot to build .on at the City Hall before they are all gone, t tf , Rain If tha prediction for Thursday. iTwo hundredths of an Inch of rain fell during the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. today, and also a trace of snow. Come to the great shoe salo Satur day. M. M. Dept. Store clearance salo. :. . , ... ,,, 243' j Fred Alton Halght, teacher, of piano, ; will resume lessons Tues., Jan. 3d. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg.. Phone 72. I 243 R. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 117 Apple'. twl. Phone 4X. tf Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Folger of, this city left for San Francisco last night on a-two months voyage to the South seas. Australia' and Nf w Zealand, Including In the Itinerary Tahiti, Ratonga, Suva, Samoa, and other points Of Interest In 1 a magic land that has been the subject! of more literature ' In the last 18 months than the Great war. Mr. Folger has applied for passports from the state department, and expects to have them back In time to be vised at Sau Francisco, on a sailing date about the middle of the present month. Save Vi to Vi on children's shoes at the M. M. Dept. Store clearance sale beginning Saturday. 243 Amy cots 13.25 at Army Goods Store, 32 8. Central Ave. - p Hot coffee and light lunches,' ta males and chill con came at DeVoe's. Moleskin breeches and pants, Army Ooods Store. 82 8. Central. tf Thomas Nichols. Jr., of EaRle Point, spent Tuesday In the city attending to business matters. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 711 B. Main St. When In need of sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 B. Main St. Try a Super-tread tire the tire with wider and thicker tread they wear longer. Riverside Garage. ' ' tf Healing Cream; . Stops Catarrh Clogged Air Passages Open at Ones Nose and Throat Clear. If your nostrils are clogged and your head stuffed became of catarrh or cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, anti septic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head and membranes. Instant relief How good it feels. Your head is clear. "Your nostrils arc open. You breathe freely. - No more hawking or snuflling. Head colds and catarrh yield like' magic. Don't stay stuffed up, choked up and miserable, Relief m sure. TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY TAKEN UP One black belT cow, swal low fork In right ear, crop and split In left. Black heifer, mottled face, right ear cropped. Red bull calf, crop right ear. Black yearling bull. Owner may-have same by paying for this ad, and call phono 129 Central Point, Ore. , ' ; 2 i FOR . RENT -Housekeeping room Iluchelor apartfnent. 219 Talent Court. .. . , . . , , , . ... 24 FOR SALK-iOuaranteed fit. Andrea burg Roller canaries at 914 S. Peach St. for 10 days only. 246 mmk TAIMADGE iv tih: PASSS m FLOWER BUSTER KEATON vtttli llnll Montana lu roimily "Hard l.uV PATHB NEWS WEEKLY "BETTY" at tho mighty WurliUer. SATURDAY BEBE DANIELS "THE MARCH HARE" COMING!-"THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALFYSE" 'Buick lediiGtiort New Prices Effective January 1, 1922 1 ill , ii 1922 FOUR-CYLINDER MODELS 22-34 Two-Passenger Roadster $1055.00 22-35 Five-Passenger Touring . ...... . . . 1095.00 22-36 Three-Passenger Coupe 1495.00 22-37 Five-Passenger Sedan . . ... . . . . . 1595.00 1922 SIX-CYLINDER MODELS 22-44 Three-Passenger Rbadster $1590.00 22-45 Five-Passenger Touring . ... . . 1620.00 22-46 Three Passenger Coupe 213&00 22-47 Five-Passenger Sedan . . . . 2415.00 2248 Four-Passenger Coupe ... t . . . . ., 235o!p0 22-49 Seven-Passenger Touring ; . . 1820.00 22-50 Seven-Passenger Sedan ... , . . 2650.00 War Tax Extra '" " H1 M edf of d Auto Co. Cor. Main and Holly Sts. Buick Dealers Phone 73 WHEN , EETI'EIV.' AUTOMOBILKS ARE BUILT, JlUICK WILL BUILD THEM -51 v
