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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1922)
1 TWO MKDTWD MATL TTJTRTTNK MEDFORD Focal and 1 Personal 'The "rain or snow" that, was pre dicted for today had not materialized up to this afternoon, but the cold was still present, although moderated little from Friday and Thursday. The coldest weather of last night and early this morning was 13 degrees above, two and one-half degrees higher than that of Thursday night, and live- de grees higher than Wednesday night's coldest weather. . Rain Is the predic tion for tomorrow, Sunday, i, r ; Everywnere yon took you see a Chevrolet tf "Big shooting match at Lamport place, one mile north of phoenix, Sunday, Jul 22. iii,; .-; J58 It ia not known when Glenn t. Tay lor will return from a la Vacation In southern California, as In letter re ceived from him from San Dlega the past day or So by Judgo and Mrs. M. rurdln and Prank r. Fsnrell he simply intimates that he will eventually come noma and resume the "sordid pursuit of making a living In Ms note to Mr, Farrell he speaks of having met . ()RK(H)T. SATtUiDAV. .IAVITAUV i ki- George Putnam, editor and publish ed of the Capital Journal, former own er of the Medford Tribune, and prior to that member of the editorial staff of the Oregon Journal, la in Portland wearing his fight tnjr topn, and Is camped on the trail of the high cost of ltvtng. laving and loving, particularly ss regards the cost of print paper, of Free Instructions. Deuel's Art Dept. 1 "War against the practice of Issuing worthless checks, pronounced a favor ite indoor sport in this city, was de clared by the Merchants' bureau of iho chamber of commerce at its regu lar weekly meetlnjc last nlht." save the Wamath, Falls Herald. - r-Tte de cision to declare open hostilities came after an exchange of confidences re vealed that everv merchant present had been haraed by the dally receipt of sc.hechsi wtiioh s were promptly t re turned by the bank. V. 8. V' Here after the names, of chronio 'N. a P. hounds, will bo kept on file by each merchant, and the information ex- Shorty Garaett, the former well known changed through the bureau tar the . o-nefit of each nieaiber,". .. Beat the burglar.. Insure with R. A. Tbe employes of the Ashland and The public, market . a'fairiv vi Medford branches of the Standard Oil .one this mining consMorln the time Co, held a hard-times party Thursday of the year and the cold snap. Kggs night at ths American Legion hall, were still selling for 30 oonts a down, About forty couples were present in and the finest home-made butter re tholr most disreputable and ragged 1 cetved this year was on solo from the clothes, and thr.se who attended assert Applegote section at 75 cent for a two that tt was one of the liveliest and pound roll. which he is using an Incretn.; w t .;.. - ' ' 11 ln u"r Oregon Unubsr Co. we are tu seUing Velvet tobacco R,; Speck", the now local mvwM nirent IT " 2.?c t'-Army Good. Store. I was Awarded the tZtlJZ "TP? V truok Svltex Rop silk-black and color, man nrosent. A mldnteht immfer u"- Only th. finest pre-heat- served after the danrtng had bee. dts-, S" J" TJ'J Try our merchant tuuca Th benefit Of Anil-.- An.lnvnn an I llhiirt ll"tS Muore. wbj prepared (ha. repast. .-It is HUDSON CAR HIIS PLUG AND Fl iifternoon nt hte city liull. Tim iikkoci itw innilvr)ltlp'AvN (iriuil'il to M, 1. (liurlltt i'f HuliHii A Wright of I'ort Isjul, ' Kndnravtitent given to the t'MKctmriit of Biljiimxil t-ompeitiMitloi) fur v servlcs persons of the world this Is m'unisd, tit Medford' mall to Nun Kr'uni lHco will be ' ttilvird 14 hours ttriur thuii Is Peliiu done ,st the Mi.rnt tltme when mail Is n ponltd after the moinlng train. The monthly KUitenifiit nhoWd that the chamber l In the lit flnsn- FLOOD RESULTS i lor was su(ltir continued and the entire asseoibly voted a prcfusioa of thanks for the 3irk Onltbi-ulth. dilMun a llulon touring car rolled up to the curb In front of ths IUsall drug store at 11:4 this afternoon and struck the fire plug which stands a few Inrhra from thlk rush in fr..t tt flK..t .di.. Davis Inient. Th litmu.-f ri-.i.-lt ... i.- ...i. ,wii- ami u tri-gnu sunatora are cltil rnrultttnn sines lis leoitfuntsatlun liig riiuntrd to support any Mil In April. IDilU. Thure are a number ivJHch lit thrlr Juilgniont will be fmlr of membere who remain dltiivetit una iullld to the lnrtoWi-l n thslr dues and thernfors the em- wen us to me government. . tloyinint tit a voTlsctoi piolntmi'Ht of a committee land, ! aMthorUcd to prepare a petition ri'iiupst nut the tioelti ili'iiartiiient to prrmtt a rlos pouch rvioa ot the ! N. O. . Nordwleg l.tavs tomorrow srterooon trniq to Han I'runrleio. If night for a bimlnene visit at Portland. " .if ii sii I'HJimini mi in ,m i . in . ., mi. i j mm i City Water SuperlatunJont litkely that aa.ther Standard OU danco l1" Friday, ana tVd.iy at the city Urns and the ph. begun to suKh the jwlll be hold nit mnth in Ashland, .jwawr works tatahe otenwelng the(Kinh Lj.ko "AtUnn's AU" In a nmnner Try a Snpertread Ure the Ure with, preventing an too blockade atHhit would do credit V Old F.ilthrul a wider and thicker tread thsy wear!that P11"1- tra men are being eiu.Jlteelf. No tiomag wn done to ths Kiverslde Garage. tte : pwyea on thu precautionary work. "r Red man. several days ego.. Edgar Wight for low prices. ; tf Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Uoaus plan or pay with J El"tar IVishc Oreg-m agato Jeweler, Holmes. The Insurarcj j;an.-. nare or crop, Uke rent Gold Ray Realty Company. tf 'Among guests at the Hotel Holland are P. M. Gehxnan of Sacramento. A. Fist and L. O. Hulla of Eugene, H tf "Hypocriay. Its Cause and Cure," Are there any hyrctcrttes in the church today? and such question win be an swered in the.sSnnon at the Presby- T. Iioarss of Copco. Calif James jlertaa church on Sunday morning. . It I-iman of Grants Paea, B. h. Adams of Baker, Ore,, and a L. Dahlgren of Chicago. v'- .r-..'. lA '2f:S2tn-i Oh! boy! Peerless orchestra at Wimer dance. Bat, Jan, 21; J - i 2M UWna Illy bulbs, ns Art Store, The Interurban AutScar Co; W ..Aled ford has discontinued Its service for the present botwten that city and Jacksonville, giving as a reason that the bus used on this line is needed for awhile between there and Ashland. Manager Lewis of the Auta Co, says the service between Medford and, Jacksonville wlil likely be resumed within a few weeks since his contract for, carrying the mail will not expire until July 1st. In the meaniiae. the mall, twice a day each way. is being carried by V. A. Bishop, the freljht and transfer maa.---Jacksonvtij9 Poet, Trench shoes with or- without nob nails at Army Goods Store, 32 South Central avenue, , , , , 25S Will care fr on? or two saiali chil dren at my home. Address Mrs. M. JoBselyn. Ashland, Ore. 2C3 The Medford postafflce continues to show a big ga!n In financial receipts. There was an 11 per cent increase for the first 15 days of January over de first IS days of the same month a year ago. ...... ( . . v . Hard times made. easy, buy ranch ej without money, pay with share of crop, like rent; Oold Ray Realty Company. - .4:1 . . . - tf All kinds of rongn and dreued lumber. . Wallace Woods, phone 108 711 E. Main Sf Mrs. L. A. Pedersen left lest Sunday will be tha second In the ecrios on Evil which Rev.; B. P. Lawrence is giving., Tha baritone solo. "The Publi can.", will be sung by ..Will Vswter sod an aathem entitled "Mv: Faith Look Up to.Tbee."..by Bthnckrrwtll oe guns By tfi9 auartet i ;.- : A new and complete line of Package Good, Royal Society! of Le Merita. Free instructions. Deuel's Art Dept. Please remember that classified ads, locals and amall ad are cash m ad vance. Brin tn your ads and do not use telephone.! r ; ; 3 tl At tee evening service of the Pro. bytertan- charciv Thrist IrnpartlEB Virtne," will be the theme of the ser mon, .Those who enjoy violin music will have the opportunity of hearing that matchless instrument at this ser vice as Mr. Carlston Janes will give us a special number on the violin. i We have inspected . the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Fails. Ws recommend these lands as an Invest- longer. Wonderfully gocd, fee. airs, r-aui Hansen corseuare UMone. fbone 585-J. tf F. S. Carpenter. C, P. Carpenter and ! system. This store was built u for Ribbon cof-2SS tf tf ment Psire-Dresaler Co. Ueaistltchiiie, (i , '.' Plcoting, ' - . . : to per yd. . ' ,'r . . v . -Buttous covered. Kaadlersn Shop " ! Mr. Hamilton's class of grade and blfh school boys at the Presbyterian Sunday school met at his home Friday evening for , their bi-weekly, social hour. They were royally entertained by Edisoa Marshall with his thrilling grl,'ytbear story. The hoys were deeply interested in his hunting tales baa animaa Knowledge and pumped him for all the Information they could The water. rn East on Main tori nonn on wrapo nmi Fir in mrvama irom uva to eight feet wide and sovernl inches deep. Fletcher Htout. t ths Uexnll I'har It- T. Wetteland of Medford have filed the good of the hundreds of ZoZ ? u wtmer that with th sif. M,Mti .,,.,.m.i:.".rq V. lt" nundrJ looked like rrow between n t3Mn-' iuai oavs eeen woratng band la hand rude and a Corona and ben.n anap. with us. and have learned to live andjptng picture of the spouting column let live. Ws are now bringing down;0' water fron all anglvn. Pictures, the high cost of living. All goods are 'he 'sire nr. a iotnge stamp, but en marked In plain figures 100 cents, il''ly roinmemeratlng the event, may that is tue value yo get for every dol-: U' murif tr Mm Ws worth of goods you buy Juet the T?"rh"" elu w,r "nt 10 Ch"-, oeet or everything for ess. at the Soot t . , ... , . ' . Cash llMkot (1-1X1 r lk. v, r,ank Mlnkler arrived en ths scene b! HL ! VUison rtnt.kc1 out ln hhf boots , and a J ?h T A . ' "urmounted by a rubber h.t rred Alton Halght. teacher of piano ,0114 pnn work with a couple of T and harmony. Classical and popular wrench that looked like plckasee. oourses. Studio 818 Liberty Ulds.. ; pulled tha Iron plug that protects Medford. Ore. Phone 71 tfth" hol where the valvn l situated. An interesting telegraph cold weath-l'n!H'rt'1 ,h w-rench snd shut the er news Item from The Dalles Ore lalor oft- bul t before he had b follows: "The food and industrial x"-1T .lh.0"Wir Irrigated. It was a hlblt of the chamber of commerce at''Ve 'nTLi'."? T'T. the railroad station here literally w"d.V? hborheed of t orated Thursday aa a result of the The water u ahut off at approri- .v.. . uU irjpuwm m great .mateiy one 0 clock. jars were spilled when a supposedly non-freexable preservant, made of for maldehyde, froie and broke the glass. LlkSWlHA lV11v.ma.a rrA,M.I N . L. Josey of San Pnaclsco, Charles ations were lost from breaking of glass Miiy or i Angeles, J. M. Brlstow containers, and on h Its of a soda pop manufacturer ploded." Phone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tula lands, page. Dressier Co. tf Come to Wlmer Sat, Jan. 21, Peer less orchestra. The county is advertising for 150 cords of wood, one hundred cords o.t which are for the court house, and fifty cords for the poor farm. Stylecraft Shop for all kinds of dresixaklng and romodwias. . Room 424. Medfprd Kid. ; ? 2SJ Mrs. Prank Parker! dressmaking, removed n E?A vrt). nran a. .i with the state corporation department at Saleta articles of incorporation for tha Rogue River Poultry Farm, capital ized at liO.uoo. - As strong men show their mottle under adverse conditions likewise does the liupmobUe. ti3 - - Invest yobr savings In tha Jackson County Building and Loaa aaaocla- tkm. u . Ths large bri-Ji house on the Fred Homes ranch three miles and a half east cf Ashland and just off ths Pacific highway ia being remodeled. and when ' completed, will hsve the appearance of an up-to-date bungalow, both Inside and out. and will hardly be recognized as the same .house. The only dependable dance. , Nat ton'.te. 10c , Jfs ? Ths sooner you try the sooner youH like Red Ribbon coffee. - 258 JDanee Kingsbury Sat. night, Jan. 81. LeedonVa orchestra. Nuff sed. 21S Guests at the Hotel Medford include and J. M. Putnam of Portland. R. K. Grace, L. E. Murphy and K. A Mather of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. .Roberts of Anchorage, Alaska. Lias, cement. Medford Lumber Co. Hot coffee and light lunches, ta males and chili con earns at DeVoe's Everywhere yon look you see a Chevrolet. ' tf Alan Brandes, Frank Ross and Jack Cowley who returned Thursday from Consuls left today for northern Cali fornia. The entire trio are last year's gradnatos . from the school of mining engineering at O. A. C. , : ? 1 lie sure and see the latest model ex 4 f1,.,"?' P ,ofl Joe Gasnon. the raitosd and lumber 117Sou,th r I39(magnate. has vsry sensibly decided t Onlr a few lots on navlns left yours st once at City HalL for, Eagle Point. Oregon, for a short ! get lfl Preparation for their- big game visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pellett. Yreka News. , - Don't forget the shooting . match, Sunday, Jan. 82...... -, ,k 253 Edgar Wight, reliabie jeweler. tf Roseburg's first annual automobile show opened at the state armory in that city Thursday night Artistically arranged booths displayed automobiles from every dealer in the city and sev eral food displays also were shown. The Douglas County Concert band played throughout the evening. The state motor vehicle' department main tained a booth. ...t Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co. A new and complete stock of ma-' chine needles. Deuel's Art Dept. Mrs. Baker of near Jacksonville, left Friday night for a visit at Bakersfield, Calif. ... ., ,t. .-. ... ..- Army slickers $1.00 at TJ. 8. Army Cooda Store, 32 South Central avenue. 5 - . i :!: r , :268 In the ad ot the M. M. Dept store Friday the millinery special at $1.49 ie for hats valued up to 112.50 instead of 81.60. .-See ad in this Issue. Mr, and Mrs. Edison Marshall left this morning for Eugene where they will spend several days visiting Mr. Marshall's college friends and where they will witness the Initiation of "Frosh" to membership in Mr. Mar shall's fraternity, i . ' ; High top rubber boots f 4.85 at V. a Army Goods Stored. S. Central ave, 1. v,... ... ; . 2M Snappy dances at Winter Sat Jan. 21 - " '. ... 208 County Agent C C. Cata and How ard -j Warner, county fruit : inspector, gave , several public pruning demon strations ln Josephine county today under the auspice of the farm bureau of the latter county. , .,. , Clean sailing to .Wlmer danoe, Jan, 21.',-,- . .'..i.-i '258 Lath, lime Medford Lumber Co. . nunving trips ln the . future. Piano music and, songs enlivened the even ing's sociability also. Cake and cocoa were served by Mrs. Patton and the hoys voted the evening the beat they have yet enjoyed. - A good line of talk will not ive you erect three or more seat bungal-iw tf 1 residents in Jai-Varnvlll i.i4n Charles Lilly, cf Los Angeles arrived for rent. Manv othora m fi,-in. yesterday on bnainessiin connecUoa upon buUdhwi homes hero this coming v-o- su.-nmcr. and ws may soon see a llvelv The hlRhest salaried orchestra ln'buildlng boom fcere. At least a hmi Oregcn at Nat tonite. 10c. 258;dred more families woulj have spent " "" Tiuiey ruu'ue winter here. If hnuwes could have been had last fall. Jacksonville Post C.( )F COMIVi ENDORSES E FED'L. BONUS MEASURE Five appllratfor.a for meniternhio and the first application fur asvKiats membership were accepted by the til rectors of the Medford Chnmber of Commerce nt thrlr mooting yenterday A Great Service for Every body Sunday, 7:30 P. M.t at tho i: First Baptist Church when MR. JOHN FREDERICK MAScIn, Reader, Impersonator and Humorist ..... . ' - - ..: gives Van Dyke's Grcsii Poem "The Toiling of Felix" , A Masterpiece Don't Miss This 11A.M. REV J. C. AUSTIN, Portland, Ore. A Message You Need to Hear Splendid Music Rev. F. R. Leach, pastor. BAND NEW SHOW TODAY I Co. f Dr. Prank Roberta, dentist Deuel Bldg. .Telephone 603-H. tf Eggs today are being quoted In t'ugene at varying prices. . Some of the commission men are saying When in need ot shingles and root tng call Wallace Woods. 108. 711 E. Msln L. Bland Of 07 L. Street. Harra- mcnto, Calif., is looking for his wife. cents is a fair price, but further say and has written tho following appeal that no one Is brineinx es ln for that to this psoer: a good Job of wiring. See Pierce for! price. They look for a further slump "W1" yo" Please help me to locate "Houae Wiring ,ofi quality.", . Phone ! In the near future a slump In whlch1,ny lfe Mrs- Hertha Bland through 46s-x- . 25S I the bottom win completely drop out of J'0.UIi, pnp,,r- 1 am yery uneasy. I For business opportunities ln a Ore-! the market. Local grocery stores to- u r??mt,th!nB ha" happened to gon constat the Four-Site Sales Aeencv I day were ouotlni 28 anit an m . room 421 Medford bid, nhone MO tf. .Euaena Ouard. i.Ve' h? wa" Oregon! trot. Irving B. Vlning has been secured by the Presbyterian church to give one of his most, interesting and instructive lectures ln the near future. He has agreed to lecture-on. "Types and Tendencies, f Character" prob ably on Friday night. February 3rd Tha church quartet will eing several! numbers also as part of the program, the National Woodrow Wilson Founda nemember to save this evening aa you tion fund campaign, and that ia the weeks, she was in near .m pti rr,rn mv t- . . Everywhere you look you see a bright and I am very anxious to lo-: Cnevrolet. ' -. , -tf cats her.-., fibe Is 82 years old, five Peerleea orchestra, Wlmer dance, feet, five lnchis hlh. welht lis i Jaa- ft. " " ' ' zw .VounAa, brown eyes and small scar on ' When better automobUea are built, li8ht che'k- I'leaso try and locato! Bulck will build them. tf her- I will send money al once. 1 U Is noticeable that so far little if L""Mr wlf'. before h was married'! any interest is shown ln Bedford lu a...?f:wa" Ml" Uertha Palowin of will want to hear this inspiring mes sage. - . , , .. ., . ; , ...... Special attention to children's teeth. Dr. V. R. Kaufman, dentist, 8parta Bid. Phone office 285, Res. 331-R.; '. - . i 281 A nica dressy raincoat for I7.E0 at D. 8. Army: Goods Store, S3 South Central avenue. :i . 258 Due to the recent cold spell the price of butter and eggs baa risen, although still very low. . The output of the bens of the epuntry everywhere has been greatly curtailed by the cold weather. lists of contributors to that fund pub lished ln the Portland Journal which is boosting It in Oregon not one name baa yet been published from Medford. Lowest rate of Insurance carried by any car Is placed upu the liupmobUe. Why? . ; v.; ,: . 253 New and reclaimed O. D. breeches and shirt at V. S. Army Coods Store, 32 S. Cantml avenue..; ,', ass Fresh ; mflk delivered mornings. Phone 28-J-a. . , 200 A dlroct telephone lino between Bend and Klamath Falls is- to be built and the prtoe locally has shot up five hy the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph cents per dozen in the past two days, company, according to Bend reports. Everything better at the Xat dance ; The experience of Novomber, when i-"ie. ivc.; .... - f , , ,t . . 268 Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Mr. and Airs, Dustep left on Friday for a visit at Los Angelea and sur rounding points. ' " . ; 'When ln need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or eome to 7tl B. Main St. . . - i, communication by way of . Portland was cut off, is considered to be the reason for the move.- The only really enjoyable dance ot Nat tonlto. IO0.1 . 258 .High grade tailors tor men and women. Orres. Ashland. Ore. tf Peerlese -orchestra at Wlmer dance, Saturday, Jan. 21. . 258 "Going to Sleep iri the Barber's Chair" Sunday Evening Sermon Subject at the FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Special Music of Merit 11 A. M. Morning Topic "A FOUR-SIDED VIEW: OF THE CHURCH'! ' - The Public It Cordially Invited ,' " The Home-Like Church Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 00 and mall It to Foley ft Co., 2336 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial packages containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for eougbfl, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains ln sides and back; rheu matism, backache, kidney and bladdor ailments; and Foley .Cathartic Tab lets, a wholesome and -thoroughly cleansing cathartic for. constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish howels. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY : FOR SALRia tons alfalia and grain nay tn born; hay extra clean. Buyer can have 'una of bam. Phone 061X R-1J-X, J, J; Skinner. - . 258 FOR 8 AXE OR RENT-tlrand new modern bungalow; 8 rooms beside bath, Pullman 'breakfast room, fruit room, closets, screened porch, cab net kitchen and many ;other built-in feature ; .Wood house, garage, ce ment drive, walks. For price and terms call ot 708 W. Second. 2JJ9 FOR BALK One . room '. house and , email, bam,, some fruit trees, city water, $2BQ. Mu3t sell. F. O. Iox 709. - ,63 LOST-KVenk (or Htudebaker between Ross Lano and Medford.. Finder re turn to Mall Tribune. , . . 2&S FOR SALE 1250 will givo you Imme diate possession of three room house large lot, plenty ot shade, flao loca- , tiou on paving. ,-. Furnished 6 rooms, bath completo, screen porch, on pavement, a bar? gain. Take a squint at this,' houwi and lot for $700 that will rent for 1G per month. ; $250 coHh will handle Have a real bargain ' in slfnlfa acreage with wator fully paid; will give tonus to right party. , , ; C, 9. DUTTERF1KLD, Medford Nnfl "nnk Hlds. 3K 1 1 , . A DELIGHTFUL TREAT, LAUGH TER AND SUSPENSE" CONNIE TALMADGE Q Connie Makes a Passionate Eomeo out of a Frigid Eskimo. T00NER7ILLZ TROLLEY COMEDY vvita the "SKIPPER" "The Perfect Woman" ' ' in f ..c . ; t, p. l , 1 . lA' .., f . 4-v ' v .wf 'THE CHILD THOU OAVEST ME" A. aid r x -t ah txru r r? nri 1 . 1 o i cr vcut ui 4-11 TTtuuwB uompeuea 10 tuuxn ineir IIVlng Ana I 6 A I f X I T ? Support Their Children TRAGIC FINANCIAL STATEMENT To Any 100 Widows PATK To Death of any 100 IfiiBbands ..; : ......T. 100 Hasliands leaving $10,000 estates..' Husbands leaving $2,000 to $10,000 estates Husbands leaving very small states renulrlng widows to work for livlnr...... Husbands leaving no estate at all .'...:..'....'..'. . Proof of tills statement Is correct. (Jovrrmnent St atlsilrs, ' ' ' REMEDY Join the Jackson County Building and Loan Association O. M. KIII), I'lVHldcnt. DFT1I8 3 5 ieo ieo ' A X O. 0. BOUGH, Sex retary i
