Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 11, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextID ocaraua 1 Personal Tha annual mooting of tho Medford Farm IOHii BHitnciatlnn wat held lam nldht In tho offic of the secretary, F. I. Fnrroll, tbo neaMon Iving rievoteit mooUy to roullno matters. The old officer nnd .directors will contlnuo In I office untH the new onen are elected at : the next mwtinK, which will 1)8 called : by tho prel(lf!nt, A. W. Stone. ; Tho CHaociatlon In in good condition, ami now that tho mowy market has read-. He now restdiiiR in Dclmont, Houth Dakota, writes the temperature is 15 below there now. They run, and run and run, Huimo- Modern Woodmen of Ameitca fvr tUo ensuing year wns held ln.it nieht nt Althea hall and vistttns? members mid tho Royal Neighbors weio guesfci of biles do. Clark Motor Co., dealers. 252 , the occasion. Tho installation waa Tho famous tierman ormy shoos and preceded by a pwRram of music, reel officers dress shoes. Army Goods Store tatkws, iiiukIc, etc. After tho officers S2 8. Central. .Ill ii ,M U, IMI'H 1 !' 1 I 'HIM... II LI'IHH and relatives nt Scuttle and oUr nor thern Washington points. Kituar Wlisht for low tul. es tf Heclal one day aluminum snln nt M. t & 11. Co.. Thuntdny, Jim, 12. 0 a. tn. W Tommy Farlow of I .alio Creel;, K"t it had lxea Installed by l'ast Cons-.il Tuesday In tho city nUrtndluR to bil- j Medford men who. spent yesterday , Klemlnic all retmlred to the dining hall In Grants Pass Included J. J. Skinner, where a plentiful and delicious supper W. T. Tarn 3ns, Jeogw M. Robert, was enjoyed by all. The order last Fred Purd lu and N. t Cheney, ; 1 'lKht changed Us nntlnsc nights from Sat! ToWte! Balloon dances. A-Tmwd.kys to the first and third Wed- no mattors. HlK tlmo Kag'.o Ft. Bat. nlRht 252 j jj, Kpectui wno day aiutmuum mutt him fiance worth while. .249 nesduys of each month. M. K. & It. Co,, Thursday, Januwy 12, 9o. m. ' SI " Judjre P. U TouVello of Jacks mvillo It satisfied. Red Ribbon coffee; 313 F. L. Kelly, caretaker at Chris Nat . Danre. Kagle Point Rat, niKht JG2j spent Tu. s lay after:xn in ti e city during the year was $329,750. Creiwut orch. Kugle Pt. Bat. nlnht. 152 William Campbell, local agotit of U 313 this city has renison was distributed to poor, been selected by the stock shippers of ' 'JiwtBd Itself hope to handle ft-larR Wrwlm camp on tha number of applications from borrow-; 0rH,B Spriw MounUln .U(1 added during 1S"1 making tha total 1 r alu! venl9on m bl Oregon Journal.. Phone ST 1-1 Srt i? rim durins closed season and c. W. (WIK AMrolo cf thl CO. The total amount of loans Issued , vn. t vr'. .. w.. .w families. j Washington. Orw.m, and Idaho a one held Friday "night. ; t ; All kinds of rougn and 1 dressed 'iaraber. Wailnee Woods, toon 108. 711 E. Main Rt A lighting plant for sale at a bar Rain. Owner has secured electricity na.a na ..-. v.uuer Uet acquainted with Cash ana Cflrry of the two membora of their business Whfcn in heed of sash and doors, J system. , . TUis evare ,wa nuilt Up forjo' repraent them in conferences with call. Wallace -Wood. 108 or come to; the good ot the hundreds of people tB6 Southern Pacific railway official 7Ll?" M''" 8tl, . ... ,, he eon working hand In hand at Portland and San Francisco, and to .That much talked of special raeetln : with us. and have learned to live and'gtvo expert testltmoiy bettre the Inter, of the city council was not hold Ust;Jot u We now briwiln down1 state commerce eommtsalon at Wash nlKbt because Mayor Gate , was Btilljtho hith cost of livtm?. All Roods are ington. D. C. A vote was held on the out of the city, nnd will not be held , marked tn niiUn ficures 100 cmta.i iytinn J K Smith nt vinrtr 4onight, but is now scheduled to be that la Tulue you gtt tl,r dol. ,Jalj received 27. and Mr. Ashrala Jara worts of Kot).l you buy Jvist Uie 28. the ether candidates pettlas 19 best at everything fur leea. at tha SBotjvotes, The hearlnxa are for the pur- Cash Basket .Crocery. at the Mn4on;pose of securlnK new freight rate on stock shipments, and ail sections ot the country will be represented. Be. r9e, 1.29 aluminum sale. M. P. ft 11. Co., Thursday. Jan. 12, 9 a. at. First come first servod. 29 - Reorganisation sale starting Thurs day, Jan. 12th. MillUiery, blouses, silk underwear, purses, etc., etc., at cost and less than cost at the Vanity Shop. 215 Asbury lleall of Central Point, spent TuesdHy iu the city visitina; friends and attending to business matters. Suits to order at pre-war prices from $3S to 55. Klein tha Tailor. Upstairs. 250 Ida E. Wood and Florence Graves, piano teachers. Studio 426 South Ivy. Barn, 226 N". Riverside Ave. , . tf Try a Sper-tread tire the tire with a wider and thicker treadthey wear irom we i-ower company, -see u aijior,Kr. Riverside Garane, . , tt Pmil's Electric Store. . . 25ti AmoaR iruta at the Hotel Medford The lumber industry is greatly im-Un j, A. Welco of 8;x,kan0i mf. Ml proved all ovcr4he coast and Reveralj Mi..Al-s S. Smith of Vancouver. U. big ships have- recently loaded atiC u. anJ Mrs. W. It. AtcDonsld of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, Washington, nnd at Portland for Japan. The latter country is using vat Quantities of lumber for building purposes.- Trench shoes, bob-nails. Army Goods Store, 32 S. Ceutral. tf ' When better automobiles are built. Bulck will build them. ? tf Seattle, C J Hurd of CorvalUa, 8. 11. Liudberg of Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Garner of St. Paul, Id inn. Ham and. eggs 2oc. Gusher Cafe. Or. Frank Koberta. dentist. Deuel BldR. Telephone 505-R, tf George Gates and Raw leg Moore enent the day ia Grants Paaa on busi- Mambers of the American Lesion nesg yesterday afre expected to. turn out at 7:30 thiaj Tne moderate, charges for kinder evening equipped with saws, hammers 'SMtea training cannot.be compared uiv wiUer w pieiHuv iuw - Tjwitji uio lasting benefit t the child. vIsttlnR friends. It drives and control! easy. It's the car the ladle love to drive. The Liberty, nt the KrVerslde Garage, When In tieed of shingles and roof Ing call Wallace Woods. 10s. Til K. Mnln. Kiluiey Phillip of the Appleitato was among the out of town visitors In the city Tuesday. Thousands of mile without trouble. Remember llupmoblles are doing It, '252 Got your lot to build on at the City Hall before they are all gone. tf There was brtrn to Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Hoover of Smith River,. Calif,.' in the How Association honpttul noven lund son, on January 10. For January only, tnlloMtiaie suits and overcoats reduced $10. Come und look them over. Klein the Tailor. Cp stairs. ' 2i0 The W. C. T. V. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Y. W. C. A headquarters. A full nttouJaueo In desired. Hemstitching, Picotlng. Sc per yd. 1 t)uttona covered. Kandlcrau Shoo. tf Tha HliHta Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will give a supper followed by a dance at the American Legion hall on Tuesday, Jan. 17th. A number of tickets have been sold which state Phone 778-W. Terms reasonable. 250 that the affair will bo Riven in Althea A meet In s of the countv court will i ball, but it has been decided to Change quarters over the Toggery for occu-. Transportation furnished. Tiny Tot he held Thursdav, when appointments' the sceno of tho dance to the American pan?yv A Wrge attendance is expected I school Phone32-Wi ' 255 jof road supervisors for the year will be I.egum hall, as the other hall is too as, work details were always popular! . x your Tord start trd these made. A- protest has been filed by t small. The supper will begin at in the army. ; , j eold mornings? We guarantee to make residents of the Gold Hill d'strkt o'clock and the dancing at 9. Army underwear and union stdU j tt atart right or no charge. Riverside aaainst the re-annolntment of W iilinm Suits and overcoats of dependable cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods! Garage. ' , Van Houten, and this mattar will be stylish woolens laUored right Prices Wj The nowly elected officers of the settled. Friends of Van Houten claim Store, J2 S. Central Amy cots 3.25 at Array Goods Store. ! American Legion post of Ashland were 32 S. Central Are, tflin9talled last night as follows: Geo. At Talent on next Saturday night the e. Dunn, commander; Lynn. G. Slack, Junior high school team of Ashland, vice commander; S. A. Peters, Jr, will play the second team of the Tal-jadjutant; H. G. Wolcott, financial offl ent high school at basketball. - cer; Walter U Evans, chaplain, and Ham and eggs 25c. Gusher Cafe. i Don Sijencer. historian. Fresh lime and plaster. Lumber Co. Medford $28 to $55. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs 250 Mrs. F.inma Wooding of Portland there is no chargo against his effic iency as a road builder, but refusal to re-hire neighbors after they had : arrived la this city last night for an quit county work for higher pay Is the 'indefinite stay with her daughter. Mrs. basis for the protests. The Jury list A. F. Hagen. Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Murclur Junk House has. chaniced Miss Mary Terwilliger who recently . hands .into American Junk Co. Phone !m. F. & II. Co. for the coming term of the circuit court'wi'.l also be drawn. Great one day aluminum sale Thurs day 9 a. m., Jan. 12. Don't miss It. 219 ir . a ciean nance, uigie roini. .j. A scheduled business change in the Eagle Point district Is the purchase ot the William Von der Hellen store by Roy A. Ashpole. the Inventory of the stock now being underway. Mr. and had a major operation performed In! number vttl hA ptven lntnr fhivmfrn the Dow Association hospital, has re- this paper. - 250 turned to her home recovered. Another local boy found himself in Hot coffee and light lunches, ta-j trouble this morning as a result of the males and chili con came at DeVoe'.j peculiar adaptability of snow as a mis- foleskin breeches and pants, Annyjgte. Retaliation and panishment did lOOOS btore. S. Central. tfnot come In tha na.ua form imp a!Mr Vnn Apt IIpIIpti will male Iholr At a meeting of the Rellcview Tele-j quickjy a it did in the case, of a cer-i home in this city, phene company yesterday it was di-;tain high, school boy but it came aid I Liberty cars are ia a class by thorn vulged that new construction during was iB tQe torm ofa $5.00 fine imposed . selTea. iSee them at the Riverside iuo year niuouuieu 10 in iirei j,v Actlnz Justice Farrpll ln!ita.1 of Garasrn. cta33JineB. ine company owns tnree iB tBe form of a Bhort "course in llnea with 25 telephone connections. ' astronomy." .''". ' .' The annual cost to each member last i Stockin cans." Armr Goods Store. year'waa 13.40; a savins of $20.00 per 'a South Central . s v ;,tf To cloae out we offer you a genuine all wool ralntite fabric overcoat, regu lar price $37.00, sale price $18.00. Army Goods Store. 33 South Central Ave. Rom to Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Ii. Hale of this city on Jan. 11th, a six and one half pound boy. White corn for unmtiiv at Monarch Seed Co. Phone 260. Orvillo Fry, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis l Pry. No. 10)2 East Jack-aon street, had a narrow- e&caoA TiiAHdftr fmtn lnutn? i)u ulcht of hla loft va. hv fnlllntr tn n t,,ilr af year for each customer..1 "The bfflcers of the contfany are F. C. "Ilolmes, president; A, C. Joy, secretary; C. A. Brown, K. S. Moore and W. B. Beebe. directors. Ashland Tidings.' High grade tailors for men and women. 0rres. Ashland. Ore. tf Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. BrownleeTire In Portland for a "few days on pleasure and busfness. 'Mr. Brownlee is looking after material for the Brownlee Lum ber. Co. , Community dancing Nat Wed. nite. '" ... '.'.V. ' 249 Only a tew lots on paving left Get yours at once at City Hall. ... tf Guests at the Hotel Holland include W. T, Field of Rochester. N. Y- P. Maher of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. C. VH. Miller" of Newberg, Ore., R. Stewart of Roseburg, Ira N. Oabnelsan of Port- , land and, A. E. Brandt of Corvailia.,, Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr. Co. ; 'Kdsar TV'lRlit. Miiahie Jeweler " 'White ;corn for boralny at Monarch f-ff,j r;). phone 230 Mr. hnl Mrs.1' John Forncrook of, Kiie;ie who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in that city aer eral Weeks ago, arrived Monday, and w-111 spend the winter with their son, Deputy Sheriff Forncrook in Jackson ville. ' ' Try 'our merchant lunch.; The Shasta. " ' China hi? bulb. , .rap Art Btore. Oregqn's National Guard finished the year Jn first .place for relative strength anji general efficiency among all western and Puciflc coast states of the ninth corps area. Oregon has held its' place at' the head of the procession cow for 16 months, according to the monthly, reports put out by the fed eral government. The strength of the guard is 'flow. 2400, having increased from 1400 during the lost year. , Big time to-nite! Nat! Balloon dances. ; ? . , 249 Any member of the Knights of Pythias wanting work phone 690-Y, aix oclpok evenings, or see J. T, Perry, chancellorommander. : old scissors which he had gotten hold! tit cf when his mother was out in tncj;' .MraPauUHansaa ceraetiere for XnBone. Phone 58S-J. j ' - tf D..L. Ewing, formerly of this city nowv of, Grants Pass, was .a Jiedfbrd pusiqeaa. visitor. ye&terday. -. . , We nave inspected the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Palls. We recommend these lands as an Invest ment. Page-Dressier Co. tf Money back guarantee on Red Rib bon coffee. 249 A dancing party will be given Friday night at the American Legion hall under the auspices of the 23-12 club of the high school. Phone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page Dressier Co. tf Great one day aluminum sale Thurs day 9 a. m., Jan. 12. Don't mUs it. M. F. ft H. Co. 249 The latest style In the standard for est service lookout house has a com plete set of lightning rods projecting at every corner of the building, aa well j First come first served Big reorganization salo at the Van-1 yard. A blade-of the scissors cut and ity , Shop .starts. Thursday, Jan. 12.brulBd the Innsr corner of the eye. Everything- gqjng for cost and less! but fortunately did not peraianently than cost. Vanity Shop, corner East j injure the sight, Main and Rarftt 2491 It la requested by tho financial com- Tbe couaty c3rt ordered the c:unty! mittee of the First Christian church ! scraper jon over "he Medford-Jackson- j that all persons having made pledne villo road Tuesday as the road was getting bumpy. j Please remember that classified ads, locals and small ads are cash in ad vance. Bring in your ads and do not use telephone. tf Fred Alton Haight, ioacher of piano and harmony. Classical and popular courses. Studio 31S Liberty Bldg Medford, Ore. Phone 72. tf George L. Dunn of Ashland, former county Judge, spent Tuesday afternoon in the city viHiting friends and trans acting business matters. toward paying off the old indebtedness send or hand the amount to Mr. Cobb. California-Ore?; n Power Co., B, W. Paul at the Paul's Electric store, or to D. K. Millard, 521 V. Eleventh street, tomorrow if possible, or not later than Friday evening this week. Next time try a Hupmobile. 2!"2 For service phono 311, Foraythe Dyers & Cleaners. 254 In order to have Miss Esther Day man, national girls' work secretary cf the Y. W. C. A. at the first annual meeting of the Modford assoclatl n. 'Mam ' Safe Milk For Infanta & Invalids NO COOKING the Food -'Drink' for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Ofnce,n4 ;Pontaing. A$k for HORLICICS. ISrAv;U lautcUoas & Substitutes as from the cupola. Storm windows to be placed over the plass ones in the' copola during the winter are attached by hinges and let down in the summer, rather than removed entirely. Other minor changes of an improved nature1 have been worked out by the forest lookout experts and included in the new plans and specifications Just com pleted under the direction of C. M. Allen, telephone engineer. From 12 to 15 lookouts will be built from the new plans, the work being done by the rangers during the winter, and the cut out pieces put together on the moun tain top in summer time. Aut-Account Books, 50c, pocket size,! enables you to keep complete, accurate dally expense account of your auto tor! the year with little effort For sale by the Medford Exchange, 211 West Main. Phone 931. 251 Combination toque and muffler, all xcol, 50c. Army Goods Store, 32 -S. Central. . tf The present weather is hard for stock in pasture, and stockmen are, predicting a Chinook wind and warm rain by the end of the week. Frank Bybee has about 1000 head of Sheep pastured on his land near Jacksonville and feeding has started throughout the county as a result of the snow of last week, which is hanging on unusually long for this valley. ' - . v i . Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan associa tion, i . ; . ' ' - tf Children cared for, Mrs. W. N. Camp- J bell, 104 Newtown. Phone 371-L. 250 Dan Saners of Squaw creek Is spend ing the week in the city and the coun ty seat attending to business matters. All kinds of mill blocks. Valley Fuel , Co. tf Beat the burglar. Insure with R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. . tf, An expensive Job of house wiring , the annual banquet will bo served may be as cheap as the cheapest if I Tuesday evening InRtead of Monday put In by a wlreman who Is looking) evening, January 17th, at the ChrlB'.lan for pay-day. See Pierce for "House J church at C o'clock. Tickets 50 cents a Wlrlna of Duality." Phone 465-X. 251 1 olato. mav be secured at the Y. W. C. Ec; 59c, $1.29 aluminum sale, M. F. & A. or from Mrs. Minard, Mrs. W. E. H. Co, Thursday, Jan. 12, 9 a. m.iTumy, Mrs. Ella . Wortman or Mrs 249 Loraine Cornish. LAST TIME TONIGHT 8:15 SEATS NOW SELLING THE TALK OF ALL AMERICA! EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE IT. IT'S A TOM YOU CAN SEE MANY TIMES : VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ 4 SEMEN of the APOCALYPSE A Stupendous Visualization of the World's Most Widely . Bead Story i Nowhere Ebe in Medford, Can You Get Two Hours of Such Gripping Entertainment. TOMORROW . Strong-heart, tho Wonder dog in 'THE SILENT CALL" M9 1 NOW LISTEN! We could start to work and tell you a lot of bunk about why we are holding this sale and about how we only have one store to buy for how wre can buy so much cheaper than the guy who has to buy for a lot of stores and so on let What Yon Want 'rices Prices that will knock the other fellows' prices clear off the Christmas tree. ere They Are Is WelLH Men's Work Shirts 59c Men's Work Sox, 3 pairs for - - 25c Black and Tan Sox 10c Mayo Underwear Garments - - 60c $1.50 Union Suits for,- - - - $1.00 Men's White Hand kerchiefs - - 5c Men's Garters - 10c Army Coats going at - - - - - 75c Army Fanls going at - - - - - 75c At 9 o'clock ve will put on sale 10 dozen ; aluminum roasters at each - - - - 98cT Men's Elkhide Shoes at - - $1.98 Men's Heavy Calf Skin Shoes - $2.50 $4,50 Shoes at 52.98 Dayton Loggers $4,98 16 Inch High Tops $5.98 EVERY SHOE IN THE HOUSE REDUCED Men's New Suits at - - - - $12.90 How do you like that? $25.00 Suits - $17.50 $35.00 Suits - $23.50 Little Boys' Suits at - - $3.50 TRUNKS, SUITCASES, BLANKETS, QUILTS, OVERCOATS, ODD PANTS AND DRESS SHIRTS Every thing in tlie : ; Store; ;.Cut Deep orrow lit o. 'Code in i Will M 'if. ''h I " ; h V THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST ' nil