Medford mail tribune., January 23, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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I.
CAMPBELL
U. OF OREGON, 10
SPEAK, ASHLAND
AHIIliAND, Jim. SO.t-'TlKi MultlnR
of u tlroat Wain" iU t oxiwill.ttml
Uon, TtiPHiUiy cvnnliiK, Jim, 24, nt tli
urumry, tlilit tltltt bvliiK tlm tlii'ino of
un lilrM by I'rtn. I'. 1,, ciMiplxtll, (if
lh l'nlviitlty of Or'Hn, nt thn an
nual lwni)Ut of tln AnliWui'1 r!iumtxr
of cnnimnrrfl, it yonrly nvcnt alilol'
k'rviWH In liiiHir(iuirn iwh hwroiMlInK
iK'ttNiitt. Tlu'rt' will Un appoint iiiumIi'a'
urroiiiiwinliuimt, th crowning ml
drew of Ui ovmiIiik to ta uiilimoni
ff t by brtf rmnutk iunl it'l;:K-wtlum
from rrirmiinln(vpit of tho rhmur
lt-orlim'ly imulo nit piilllnluK tin
KOOl (if Ui'tlvlUi'K (if till) ol'KAniltiltlof
fr tho rurrmit year. Itll to th'
lianint uiiil 1ilkfKHt lint aroompunloi
by tun rmlmlr thai "you may i?
noma df tlnMiit lUM'Inl (ibllKutiotM b,
lnvlllrin ft friend, a iul;liixir. or n Tin)
tr In town." A uaual, th Indlon ari
conliu'tlim tlm il kii Kiilo lrin. Tb
trlff I n ivn ilnllur, rcKorflbiM o
uny wur tiu and Hi intliJ rr
tlimtllil iihoilbl lx iiwurvtl Ix'foVn ftnot
of tlm t'vontful Uy. Mm, V. H. Mo
Nalr, Mm J. K. Mo(i.. Mm. Kml'
J'l, Mm. A. JI. Prague, unit Mm. C. It
liar liavn (ho aalo of tlcku in
rliara.it. tMny nt. but orikr voui
card uf mhiUMon oi1y.
Thn bcautln df Anhlanil iarka art
ptt rt'ulrlctrut to tho kk4 ubi miranwr
limn, Thm kn, froty day anf
tiitil nro iiiflriK U wimlili of nidi
winter iulrnimnt. With tlm hrook ah
a tmurt'6 if itptl', n ml tlm walor d
iv&rtmont rnntlimally on tlm Jot
(throughout th ywtr In (hp Inatallatlon
of fountain anil arraying df!". Na
turn U d-ln lh mat In pnnJIal mo-
ura, rplally l tb fountain war
thn pArk tntrA worMn overtime
In creating; om boaudful rfwl. t'o
cf wblrh am cmrtrmou ! rrtutm
roni-ii In appvaranrx, un.l thn third a
liiaonlvn dti'y buttiv (ii) and takn a
bxk at tbnm bofuiit OObl Hol dlilxolvmi
the innnrniim, (Ham yiumtrll IT
fonnatlima bdnn nll rth a trip to
Ron, I'iiM):-tnnH ImiKi iut to aliu ami
In-Ik lit ii tx a aurtirlut'.
Minx 8 tiiiffiiii, an n mm, will xAk
In Miiiml(- bull, Wi'dnenday rvrnlns.
Jan. J5, hor aubJHi bnlun "t'unvont
I.lftf and Convpnt rraetlre."
AltluiUKh "lliu Klk" nmy tMixKlblv
br-ak brmd HU th rlmmbiT df com-!
itiorre banqiictnra on Tuwoday evening,
It U a frtlnty that lu wiil nt Mk
thn blrmtlnir.
ThiM Hill bn a "iot btek" linMinllvp
for ihrwo ho nttdnd lh blx unty
Monday rhnl tnlly nl lh I'roiibyter
lan church, on Tuedy, Jn. !l. Kn-trnn-fi
rt'i'il'ftmittn r i-lttnr a ji,
nnd Idle. alud, or a rakn. Tlil
lunch lll bn at nix)it. Tho runforourn
U thn Initial unit in thn circuit Inrlud
inK Axlilnnd. J.m. Si; Mmlfunl, Jnn
)'bnl. Jun. Cfl. mid (Vntral Point
J n a. 27, wmnloru bolntl hild nt 111 t. m.,
1:3 Oahd 7 U, tn. FolluwUig la com-
pluta proKratn:
Morning oaatlon
tlmr(il tlmnin: Wortinrn' Cotifnr-
cncn,
10:00 Iiitvotbm, locjtl piiHtor,
10:2ttA Vlnw of tho FldJ, Hnv.
C'bita. C. II Hint.
lu ; 10 Huiiilay hcIhkjI vlxllull'in,
(timnty MWHititry.
10: CO Honn,
10;Dr HiHTlnl Ihiya In th.i Humlny
(fc-hool, Itnv. N. W. Pliitlpn.
11:15 A lViirlinm MmllnK or
Worknra' CoiifofBiKw, Why? Mian
liimula I'urknr. Qutinlluiii (tnd (Hit
n unit lull.
t o:00 Noon IntornilNMlou,
Afternoon Station
1 : 3t With (Sod and 111 Word. Upv
0. 1'. l.awri'iiMi.
1:D0 WbKl lht Hundny Bchool Bu
MEDTOttT) lATTJ TTITBTTNE. fEDFOTlP, OnEOOy, MONDAY. .TAXITARY- 2?, ion-' PAQT? JT'BEtS
U contmjUtlnit on glrlng ,Uaikt'iir boiyina w ny get imt nlo th frouod tn, witlii bltbl
aoc-lut and program namo ttrno nott weutUer. . To our dtsatipolntmant mow ' liutt night, tho ooldoat ttxlii lntr,
Knlla atnK from Ilulto Kalla and took
dlnnur burn and went on homo on U
iuiw Mug". Thn iittfim d.ty MImnk K.
1'orry, J. Hurbiy and O, A. Munnlnx.
rupinaontiitlvoa of tlm Kcdrl Kami
nHiiuc(tUiii wcro Imro for dlnnor on
.thulr wuy Up b thn Uikn Cro?l oun
try to not n viiluatlon on land lu that
(lection, TlKty r"tKrt that thoy are
dohiK onuldiTMilit VihItkik In thut
lino, I know of aovwil fitrmora who
urn tuklnK ndvitiititKH of thn opportuni
ty to aiotirn mont-y at a Jow rat of
InlprnHt on Uiiik 1 1 ' loam and h:iv
It nrruiiKod no tbut tlwy can pay tli"
InU-rnHt and a part of tint principal nt
thn niinm tlini) und tint II nil thlnic the?
know they bavn tlm dibl paid and
hardly know how it wa'don.
William P. Uftllo of Trull and O. E.
Morrill of Dnrtiy, lainn In and int'
thn tilKbt. Mr. l.aJUf) hiut taken up a
bomcHteiid on thn hiadwator of Klk
Thuradny afternoon rjiitln on hla
ay, and rtAcbed fib rvom Friday
ovonlno.
Ml4 Ilurr, ono of tho ac.bryd suitor-
vlor, (If thoro 1 morn than one),
callod for a fow minute Halurday and
rirtl that they hod bud a vory
lnlcri!tlni and unlbuHluitli; meeting
of n!V-ral of tlm a'hool (llntrlct at
llrownaboro Friday nlKht at which
MIk lliiluie, our county ach'xil super
Inlend' nt wau prcHent and dlncuHifd
month for thn pvmiy of ralnlnf funds bmran talllnjjt on Tuesday and e.verod vlown to 18 abotro.
to uno In ropulrliiK tho line.
Vornon Iialley ivnd a Qaylord ,
Hpont a fow dn lttal wnoli at Uoguo j
Rlvnr vbittlnK Mli Kva Owrna. j
Frank Knox, a pro(rrBle atock
ralnor, of Yr'uant bounty vlaltlntc ,
hU nbtco Mr. W. II. York ono day Inat
wek.
Mm. Kftlo McFailden f Mndford wm
tlm question of copjtolldatlon of tb , vlaltlnK her aon, V. K. McKuddcn out
I.lttln Huttn. Wnllcn. Anttlopn and ;
lirownnlxiro achwln, and havn thn cbt!-
drcn trannforrctd from tholr lionicn, an
expnnnlvo luxury, to tho nrntral chjol !
but no dociHion vm rttchea.
iHKt wok.
orlniitiuleiit bait a rlabt to mwm'1"" "rt nan como out u tn viiy
f bU tBidmr, by Hundny acbooli try U lt.t work. Tho ctintt b-xia,
mptirlntondent. r- 'haley, who boarda hero n.ild that
2:iO-What thn Hunday a:bm b' coidd not uh any mow men at
(nchor ban a rlKbl to nx-ct of bU .prwu.nt. o bn t.-i;trd up to whrc tho
.Mrininnduiit. bv a Hunduv acbool Huh Lakn IHtrl, C i, urn cnlarlnK
oachnr.
i. , i '
niTinni', irriMO Ii
4
,
t ; j .
! TiinMnonii nnrri
I Hi IIUI rl IN .Khhn
MIUI1H UUM UIVLLH j
;.Jt.t-. y tkfQi ' FmHr, llmmr. Mwl
jtlmlr canal b tr - ti find a job, and
2:10Papr, l.citiemn from thn life
f KllJah.
2: l&-Normal lona-in. tho Jcwlah
loKdoiu, ixmnty irntdent.
8:30 Tlm Worth of the Hunday
chool, Itev, C. C. Mul-t.
2 : fio PrtpiirtincnUI roufor oncnn:
blldren n dlvbilon, MU UorKla P:ir-
nr, leadr. "C'Iiaj ncterUtlc of Child
I'HMI.
VounK xxpla'a dlv ,u, Hv. W, U.
t'an Nuya, bmder, "Adolitiicrnt Pyclkl
'r. Adult dltbil'tn. Mm, Vlnn O. Hcn,
alr, "Knowing Vour Oa,"
3:30PrlnrplfHi of tnahlmj, It.
V: I.. Von Nuya.
rkmtr.
4:m Noil Punday'a lon' taugbt
to iirlnmry rhlldrvn, Mla I'urkor.
4 :3 Adjourn iiiciiL
Cvanlng Stulon
7:00 IHtvotlonal aonj; rrce, Itnv.
P. K. Mlllurd.
7:30 Adult HlbU claim work. Opo.
M. Mordoff, lcndor.
rVnr
Hoffman roturnnd t Jtumalx
wbero hn In uttondlmf achool, after
two wee kit vacation with bin parent.
Mr. and Mm. Pick Hoffman.
Mm. ark llouMon worn) Waltnr Mlllnr of ApploBato, waa np
Mr. Morrill went on up homn.
Htttiry Tniitty, cn f our proopormu
and proKrtMtMlrn. younx niwn of Klk
rnek (Traill, wn a plentiant ra!lnr
for dinner Thursday. It had mo
out on a bUHlnima venturn and r-Uirnnd
liom'tb nuiiio day.
M1m Faltdlni. tbx county public
heulth nurne, ctillod for dinner tho
aam- day on lur way front Uutto Kail
wlierit bIui bud bH-n on ortlrial bual
nnna. I). Irown of ChlUxiuln. Klamath
county, and II. R. Pond, aolosman for
thn Umlnjrton Typnwrltnr (!., were
alno hnro thn aamn dny for dinner.
Frank Dltaworth and Uriah Vauihn
' of P) tn called for dinner tho am
dny. Mr. IMtnuorth heard of ono of
; ti Lh cn it In liclnn nt I'd IKillcn'a m
' rnniit out with hla trur to tnko him
j home, a vnry handy way to morn a
row Inxtead of taking two day and
two nmn and a dqoR and tiring the
aolmol out on a long Journey.
Mm. Carl Jarkton who hint bix-n
kpnnding a few dna lu Medford, came
down from Trail thin wwtk and fxk i(0 Oliver Kendall' a few days co.
ilrandiia llount-m homo aftnr a viait at j r y 0rtv wwnt to oa 1
LHwiKln anvoral da . ! w,h,nei, Tburaday.
W. C!. fhapmaji Vr.'k Mr. HarpBtoud j Thn ground wa covered with a man-'
a load of provlnlon to bla hmttead j (jo of now 'f Jom four to flvo lnebe I
lu tho Meadow a Monday. iWp on Tburnday morning, which waa '
Mm. 11. K. Moorn vlhlud Woflnoaday !a aurprino to nmo at lnjit, an It won ,
and Thui-aday with homo folk t i raining at bndtlmo.
IlcKKle. i Mm. v. Crti waa rtfitlnx nt Mm.
(iladya IVkIkom and KlU f'bapman Pullne. Elmore'a on TliUMday aftnf.
rUlted friemla In Bama V.ley a few n.n. ;
ilnva ti( 'nl jinroeri Minorn maoe a cunnwi
Mm. J. Klgbam and dnuKblnr U-llai
vbilil at Mr. and Mm. Knilih'a Friday 1
at AntbK-h. I
Bam Marabait and (inorvi Btacy
trip to OranU Pi one day laat wk. ,
J. OkIo of Konoburij, vlnlted , over-,
night at i- F. Orore't on Tuesday of,
laxt week. j
.r, cu,Un6 tor Win. CottU cf VbJry ot j
' lat wnnk I
Mr. Mynntt Inft Unt wft for Hoa-v , lr,
burg to Us wiih bur eotula wbo U very frM(j) ,
1:00 Addrwa. Thn Prlc of PTrpar.!oul ThuMdoy p..ning on thn Kag
atkn. Mm. Clara O Ijuma.
8:30 Aiblrcx Workora ToBUier.
Mix Onorgta Parker.
9:00 Good nl;bt.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
I; a, O. Uerrun
IMInt atagn and apnnl thn night at the
Hunnyaldo and thn next morning went
on up hom at 9:30 on tbn aamo ataxn.
J. W. Jobnu tn. thn manager of the
Klrtlnnd Farm boo bnnn hero for like
pajtt few da) a and pmpluyod Hliermanj
Wooley to handle and euro fjr thf
ittalllon referred to In a former article
and baa brought thn horwt out hero a
thnro iM-em to bo nulla a number of
men around hern who wlhed to re
hltn tut did not fnol Jimtlfled In rldlnx
There iieenii to bn a gnnnrol lull In '(our mllen below Central Point to look
bunlne hero from what I ran loam lat him.
frrnm Mranna ho romo and go, a that j C. 1C. Natvrlck. one of tho kadlng
e 01 n to lm ahout the only way I haro i contractor, paiiorlally on road, dlth
t. gather Itntiia for thn roadora of thojor railroad work, wa hero and apent
(tick
Mr. ami Mm. 3- I- Frank r lit tod
with Mr. and Mra. E. H. l.ucu Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sebrean'a two dauKh-:
tM aro atudytng itjumIc under - Prof. '
Hnltjht of Modford. '
f ( rrn.tir.Arw Ix xtlll (murnvlritf lint
not alVto to walk yet. I
J. K. Olan and Bam Gordan wero
In Merfford Saturday.
Ilawlea Mooro was out In Antloch
tbla work on bunlne . j
Mr. and Mrt. IjHi took a boof to
market ut Mndford Monday. I
Mall Trlbtinn, a 1 have been confined
to thn botinn and yard now for over a
wotk, and bavn been unabl to go nut
on my n'gular boat for conlderablo
ronj-er than that and connc'iuently find
It hard to pet up a readablo article, but
Frblny night with us.
Itev. II. i. Adama, tho minUter who
haa chiiTEo of tbU field, apent laat
Sun till Tuemlnv nt llutte Falls. . lie
wo, tr' havi U-ett met Un by llov.
t'ba. t. Hulet but hen bo rnarhod
am llvlnn In li'ipcn of UelnK able t S'jtbere found that bn was oomowhere
around oinln In a few day. ,o!no ho had to cmduct the meoting
Iiitt Tuff.day afternoon Io Faibiw
formnrly of Jjiko creek but now of
Jacknonvllln. camo out on thn llutte
without him, but report thot he had
very good congrcKationa and alno good
attention. Il atnrtud from tbore on
MlfM Allen Plngham returned to hnrj
norm; last Saturday after a few daya
vlxlt with Mm. F. F. GroT. ' j
Mrn. Frtd Roch. ha been on tho alcfc j
llet for the pant few daya but is 1m- j
rroTlng at thla writing.
A social party at Roy Johnjtton'a laat j
Saturday even lag waa quite well at
tended, about .thirty being present. !
They played game and aung aonga.
A lunch of aandwlchea, pick bit, cake!
1 and coffee waa aerred. Tboy report a
.rery enjoyable time,
j Mix Alice Dlnghaxn went to Apple
gate one afternoon laat week.
' Mm. Jim Spencer and three children
roturned to their homo at Olympla.
Waab., after a two or three weeka visit
at the home of her parenta, Mr. and :
Mrs. George Kendall. Mrs. Snencer'a
William York and ain Iran motore4 aiater, Miaa Gladys Kendall, returned
ft At . '
sjompate flavor and cvispness!
KELLOGG'S acdnsimf
Com Flakes youever ate!
Takes the rough edges off hopping out of the cotr
these anapp7 mornings just thinking about that lusty t
bo-wi of Kcllogg's Corn Flakes waiting dawo-stairsl '
Big an! bro-gra and crlspy-crunchy flakes a revelation,
la appeUzizg flavor, wonderful in wholesome goodnees
the most delicious cereal you ever tasted I
Instantly yoti lOte Kcllogg's, not only hecanse of ip- . '
pealing flavor, but because Kcllogg's are tot "leathery"! ;
. Kcllogg's are a delight to cat, as the little folks as well
as the b'g ones will tell you! And Kellogg's ought to be
best they're the original Corn Flakes! You hare only '
to make comparison to quickly realize
how perfect they are!
KELLOGG'S Cora Flakes for to
morrow morning's spread I They get j
the day started right I Insist upon
KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes in the
RED and GREEN packagethe kind -
uat are not leatneryl
u i m riff a i i
I 4TtaVYTTSXJ II
rv
s
TOASTED
C0RH
FiAKES
MISSOURI FLATS
CORN F1AKE0
of UUOCC'S WUM3LES aW KEIXOGCS HXAN. akU mi IimmIM
to Urania Pana Wodnoaday
Mlna Mary Paron ia alowly recover-
Ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Old netllora hero any tbla cold apell
with her. Mlas Gladys expecU to re-!
main there for the winter and attend J
school at Olympla.
Anderaon Mce visited at F. F. ,
remind then of 40 year ago, when Grove' on Sunday.
they aaw AppleRatn rlvr frown over. Marlon Plngham went to Applegato :
Jim Cook and aon Oran weretiranU on Mouday. I
Paaa vlaltoM Wednesday. Anderson Mee and Will Jordan went !
Kvaa and Vance Kubll went f lo Medford on boelneaa a few dnyai
Grant Pan Saturday after a load of agi. Fred Huch wect to Medford onl j
freight for tho store. Tuenday of last wuck. .
Mr. and Mr. T. TI. Robert and .Mr. Thomas William and Mies
Wayne Ilailey madn X biiHin.'Bs trip t Krrut lliupham were visiting Mr.
Urants Pan one day laat week. , Fred liuch lost Sunday.
Mr. Anient of Grant Pa, waa seen George Kendall and daughter Mla
on the fiat one day laat week and pur- Wilms, went to Mr. Pauline Elmore'
chased a stump puller from C. T. to get wheat a few day ago.
Davidson. j The snowfall ha3 almost disappeared
The Applegato Valley TVIophone Co. with the sun's rays and rain, and we
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE AND PAEE3
Dae to law Imposing heavy additional license fee upon a a to
stage and regulating the speed and operation thereof and which
law become operative January 1. 1922. it 1 necessary in order to
comply therewith that we make the following change la sc&edole
and fare, effective JanoMry 1, 1923.
MEDFORD -ASHLAND STAGE
Leave Medford tor Ashland and Ashland for Medford. dally
except Sunday. Every boor on the hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.. than
:30 p. m. Also 8:30 and 10:30 p. m. Saturday only.
Holiday Schedule Leave Medford for Ashland and Ashland tor
Medford every hour on the hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., then 1:10
and 8:30 p. m. .
FARES.
Medford-Ashland . 45 cent.
Medford-Talent or Aahland-Phoenlx 30 cents.
Medford-PhoenLx or Ashland-Tale&t 20 cent.
Medford-Vorhles. Ashland-Luke'a -Ranch,
Phoenix-Talent or any
short ride , 15 cent.
20 ride book 15.00
20 ride book $3.10
20 rid book Sl.eo
20 ride book $1.00
INTERTJRBAN AUTOCAR CO.
W. U LEWIS, Manager.
REPRESENTATIVE MEDFORD BUSINESS ESTffllSIII
"Were not Satisfied
Unless tjou Are"
CITY CLEANING & DYING CO.
401 South Riverside
Phone 474
QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE
The Model
Boot Shop
213. Central
Shoca Repaired Wliilo You Wait.
E. N. BIDEN, Prop. '
Mason, Ehrman & Co.
Wholesale Grocers
Cig'ar Importers.
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland," Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
ASK FOR THE FAMOUS
Bert's Brand
TA MALES
MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS
"FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER"
Manufactured for Wholesale and Retail
THE GUSHER CAFE
These "Live Wire" business firms are prepared to make 1922 the biggest year in
the history of Medford. They deserve your patronage and you can be sure that what
they have to offer you is of the best Remember the slogan
"With Medford Trade Is Medford Made,"
; MEDFORD
VULCANIZING
WORKS
Carl Fichtner, Prop.
Vulcanizing and retreading.
I Full line Miehcliu and
Diamond Tires.
Phone 451-J. 35 N. Fir St.
ROGUE VALLEY
i MILLING CO.
Leading Brands
VILMO :: HARMONY
, Medford, Oregon
THE
COZY NOOK
DeVoe's Eastsida Fountain
Is open for
Business in the
SPARTA BUILDING
MEDFORD TENT AND
AWNING WORKS
Manufacturers
Awnings, Camp Outfits. Wc
make Auto Tops and cover
CUSHIONS.
P. P. BCItK, Prop. '
Phono Onn-Tl
I2H No. fiintm Hf, Mfdforil
When your
Duds
Aro in our
Suds
foucan bet, you'll get re
sults, Remornbor wo sv
cializo on rough dry family
wash.
merican
Laundry Co.
2lTs 3. Riverside. Phone 873
Choice Grade, Crushed Bar
ley, Flour, Bran and Mid
dlings, Hay, Grain and
Poultry Feeds.
397 South Front St.
BUILD WITH
Concrete
We manufacture hollow building
flic, hollow mock, llikk and Roof.
Ing Tile, French lnttem. See onr
bungnlow pinna. Kttttmates furnlnh-
oAf ord Concrete Ooistrt(it0Ti Co
Lee Watkins fi Co. I ' J25SK5M 0
nnnn nmnnn SUBSCRIPTIONS
tlW MUKb
Veterinary
Hospital
AND
Sale Stable
DR. G. A. GITZEN
111 N. Fir St, Phone 551
NASH BARBER SHOP
Up-to-date Service.
( BowTim & Noa, Props;
Are down to rock bottom
now. Get your orders in
early beforo fall raises in
price.
0. L. DAVIDSON
Cigar Store
Cor. Fir and Main Streets
When you store your House
hold Effects
Choose a reliable firm,
E ADS'
Transfer and Storage
. 22 North Front St.
Automobile Springs
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
THOMAS T. MEBRDKAN, Propritflor.
20 South Riverside Phone 270J
For Printing That Excels
Phone 75
Medford Printing Co.
MEDFORD
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Repairs and builds springs
All new springs guaranteed.
General repair, Blaeksmith
ing. Only Spring Furnace
in Southern Oregon.
llSS.Bartlett Phone 183-J
CALENDARS
Do not order until you have seen
our samples. We have a line from
one of the largest factories and
will save you money.
Medford Printing Co.
Thtme75
Where
Experience
Count
Tour wearing apparel and house
hold goods cleaned in the moct up '
to-dato fashion, with new and, up-to-date
machinery.
Apparel Cleaners
Dyert and Hatter
Phone 223
DAVIS
Transfer and Storage
MOVED
to larger quarters at 29 South
Grape street "We move everything
and have storage for household
and other goofls.
Phone 644 ITedfcrd j