Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 28, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO MEDFOKD MATLi TRIIUTNR. MKnTORIV OKKUOX. SATURDAY.' .lANUAUV 'JS. ! II 111 III M I I 'Mill! "Ill IM II ..-I L.-l 1.-'-... 1L.II .1 1.UL.'.L....L1J.1L.I1IH- I II III ll n. I. II III HI W I II M IHilH iocal and Personal Mayor C. K. Gates returned this mor nlnn (rom Portland where he has been for tho past v.'cokitendlnK tho Port land Automobile Bhow ami 1n connec tion with buainoss concerning Uio 191:5 exposition Aahlond high achool .will moot the DuRono team which wa defeated by tho local boosters last evening, by a score of 1S20, on tho Ashland high school gym floor tonlsht. Eddie. LHirno, of Oregon basketball fame, will referee tho Aahland-Kugeno game tonight. It in exacted that a large number of Mod ford fans w ill attend tho contest. i HI time! At tho Not tonight. JG4a j Trench ahoea with or without hob I nftlls at Army Gooda Store, 33 South Tho Amcrluan Legion will move lutoj At tlu Proaliytertaii church on aim new quartern over tho Toggery Sunday day nmrnin; tho pastor will rIvp the' and a working party Is requested by third la tho series of aormon on Kvll, Commaudcr Wilson to rert for duty, 'entitled "Respectable Sins." A s.iprauo JU..U1 .UUIU '.!",U JSJIl- .' 'A (UVKutlmi of ahout Iweutv rivo (iraiiln'f'iiMs 'i-iMliTH nttiidi'd th Via krtbi'ill Ramos' last ovonluii'at tho Nat. Mill i:iliidi', Mint Hlllisl. XK.W YOUR, Jan. JS.--Aii splo. KlOll Of n Htlll III tlu liMii'IMCIll of u and rooted n UU a groat ilal t enthu- hoiice In tho Itmouidi rmii nwtlou of and help. The next meeting of t he solo entitled "Give Alms of IVotls. Musm f,.r tho Uianu Pus lelila team lirooklvn. toduv .t fit o to the Imllil legion will bo held in the now lodge.-will ha sung by Mm. K. Met.thosa I which win Ingtorl malv defeated at tl'o Inn and buinod an unidentified man Pig time! At the Nat tonlxlit. 2d4 i Edgar WIsht, reliable Jeweler. tt Central Ave. W ft Wk nTrl In.tnlle.t .uncial lf Crowd of high fc-VXA Students ... v ..i .v o... I attended the 23 12 dune at the Amor agent of the local branch of the Stan dard Oil company, left last evening for room a. BuokM, shingles. Medford I.hr. Co. There will Ik a brief liusiuesa meeting ; lu.ntlu of the Medford sextette by n at the close, of the aorvlee. "The Mna- rcoiv of Imperial orcheatra, none other com-" Mtuice" will h ahown ly a nwmt j Tho ntM ,ltlK ()f Klamath pare. Nat. Sat, nlte. HV. i i-.iri ri!u Vm (,Ull(l,, M notvirdluit t reiKirls received in Mad ford. Thin la i When In nod of ahlnglea and roof Inn call Wallace Woods, 103. "II E. Main. Mr. George M. Roberta nu'd children who nr vlHltlnt? frlenda and rdutivea optlcon allde ftnl brief deacrlptlve meKaK at 7: 3d p. m KitRar WlKht tor low prlcea to (tout It. 0nrl Crowdir'a Mother Daad WAIUNdTON, .lan. 2d.Mr. Mary I'mwdor, ni tlu r of Maine f (leitnrnl l'nn.h It tViwdrr. died at her holnrt hoie narly today. B'W.l SO yoarit. tut nt w 111 b at Trenton, Mo. lniof- Kin flor and muato, KaRlo IVInt 2BI jlho ranm bnnlt that cloed It dooia about a year ao, No detail are known 200 brass cdrtaln roil, apodal Do! here conoornlnu tho matter. Hoaebnrs where he will meet his wiricto from tho time, ot.the close cf lean Legion hall last night aud enjoyed, Cluclnnctl. Ohio are expeeted to ExchftnK, each with attachment, at tit Medford I All kind of mill block. Valley Fuel who is comlns to Join him in this city. basketball Ramo until 1 a. n IVrnorncwX St.r open tor bualmss' uto mU(t.r b! -MM. Bpeok la mailing tho trip by auto Herman Silverman, 'rouBd-lhwortd Ita.ka. Mationer- school and office BvoUltj by ,t from their former home In IlonJ. Or. hlker ntrttafd with several whU uppli.. Ivan H. torner, prop. , JMWn,ch te Bttfe ,t turn to Medford about March 1st. Wt huve the fanioua Herman army,"E namoers, ; . . hoe, regxtlation tr.hrchinR. gnrrteoa! Alton Halght, .teaclwr ot plaao tan and officer' dreM aho. V. nW. CUMical A Pour Army Good. Store. 32 Central Ave. So.' "; Studio SIS Liberty BUt. , trjModford. Ore. riiow 72. tt ik,.! !,- mri. ..... t.n aehe9 ! -8s Kopa sUkWak, and oalvUta. without money, pay with thare. of crop, ! like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company. tf F. G.. Myers, who has bren viitinR hia brother, O. V. Myors and family of this city for the. past week, left this morning for his home In Salem. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Alts Naylor, Goodwin corsetlore, 20 8. Fir street, upstairs." Fbone J1S-W". .: The transportation of furniture and fixtures front the old American Legion hall to the new; hall will take place. Sunday. : A large alnount of f arnUurc I nmst be moved and every loyal mem ! Free Instructions. Deuel'a Art Dept. j Uuwts at the ilotei Medford include E. C, Crystal of Vacaville. Calif., V. N.i Haebenbof Kaa.s City. Mo, N. V. Alexander. Tom MacNell and A. M. Stevens of Mount Vernon. Wa.,, Mr. and Mrs. . 11. Epperson aad Mli Crace Epperson of Seattle, E. S. Sim niona of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. K. L Lunox of Coivco, Calif. ., Phone or call oar offlou tor Informa tion Klamuth Falls Tule lands. Page Drcssler Co. , tr Army slickers 11.00, at U. 9. Army Gooda Store. 32 So, Central Ave. : AmonR guests at the Hotel Holland I are R. T. Johnson of Portlaad. lw Sherman and J. C Weatherwax of San Ki t Mrtiit.alAf1 i'n turn rnt nt 1 1) tm mnmmr tn sHiit in 1 Fraovi&co, Mia Florenco Willltma and . the operation. The more the quicker, i Mlss Hf?,0"1' ' J " J ThU office la prepared la .print ".fT-f-; ; ledger sheets, bills, C. used on th!, xL. T x, 4 i..,bu.,, m..hi. tvn'i -iT. I and J. K. Fos of St. Loula. Mp. . , : your orders to travellus nien and have ' them printed out of Medford. Vhone ' us and we will call. ' ,: . tf A complete line of McQuay-N'orrls . piston rings In five and ' thirty-one . thousandths overslxe. Rlterslde Gar 1 art. - ' ' ' tf Dig time! At the Nat tonight 26 ? Big dance! Where? At Applegate, When? Jan. 2S, , 192S. Why? For benefit of 1L 8. athlotlcs. Everybody come. Tickets $1.00, sapper 25c p'.ate. For bimlDoM opportunities In S. Ore gon rX)tu!t tho Fxiur-Slta Sales Agency room 421 Medford bids., phone SCO. tt tath. lime. Medford Lumber Co. William Harris of Jacksonville was a business visitor In the city Friday afternoon. Refreshing and good, Red Ribbon coffe. 2t A nice drossy raincoat for $7.&0 at U S, Army Gooda Store, 33 So. Central Ave. 20c canvas gloves only 9c at the Medford Excbauge. 264 In Medford all the anglers hang out on the balcony ot the haberdashery store ot John Goodrich. The sports men assemble on tho balcony and ther. In the somewhat dim light, sur rounded by colored style cards, they discuaa what should be done for the steelhcad in the Rogue river. Mr. Ooourich'a partner, "Toggery Hill," is being talked about as a possible can didate for mayor In the election this year. Oregonlan. Snappy trots. Eagle Point Bat night. 384 Everywhere yon look you see a Chevrolet " tt Let t ko Eagle Point Sat night 264 The second aemester ot the Medford high achool will begin next Monday, the examinations in grade and the i uiku bcuooi oeing cioseo uus w eea. Mrs. Jiarry T. Findlay retained thlsj Hot coffee and light lunches. t THE PAGE'S NEW DE LUXE PROGRAMME TODAY Feature Xo. 1 If SaU ' $t jL -i kflott From Freeman Til don's story in Pictorial Keview Feature Xo. 2 J.VMKK OUVEIC : CTKWOOU'S 2 reel Northern drama "THE XORTHERM ! 'f HAIL" i 1 Featui-e Xo. 3 KunHliinc Comedy TWE GOLFER" Feature Xo. 4 -A PHIZM.l Feature Xo. 5 "bETTT" idaylng Al Jolson's latest song suecoss t "APRIL SHOWERS" on Uio mighty 'WurUUer . i tcesuav ; ; ;U DOUGLAS FAIltBAXKS in "Tire THREE MUSKETEERS" morning from a two week, visit In San Francisco and other. .California High top rubber boots $4.85, at U. a Army Goods Stqre, S3 So, Central Are. Edgar Wight, Oregon agate Jeweler. - ..-:' tt Mrs. E. L. Balcom, who has been visiting er daughter. Mrs., Robert Llndley of this city for the past two weeks left last evening for her home in Seattle. ' Beat music Eagle Point Eat night .264 We are ktm telling Velvet tobacco tor 25c at U. S. Army Gooda Store, 32 So. Central . . Step lively! to Riverside Community club Saturday. Peerlesa orchestra.264 Workmen are busy cutting the pave ment at, the end of South Holly street and digging tditch in ordej tp extend tbe city sewer to give service to ine buildings on that street beyond the end of the pavement. Big time! At the Nat tonight 264 Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist Deuel Bldg. Telephone B03-R. , Get your calendar free at our office. R. A. Holmes, The Ins. Man. tt Mrs. P. 3. Lynch,' wife of P, J. Lynch, manager of the drilling operations at the wells of the Southern Oregon Exploration company and the Western OH company, was expected to arrive today from her home in Seattle. Attention; ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with (hare of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. tt Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetlere for XuBone. Phone 685-J. tf High, grade tailors for . men and Vomen. Orres, Ashland, Ore, , tf Perry O. Crawford, chief engineer of the California-Oregon Power com' pany, left today by auto on a business trip to Copco, CaUf.,'r Real dance! Real music! Nat Satur day nKe. " r ' 24 Attention Elks! Annual Hard Time party will be held on Tuesday, Febro ary "th. Be lure to keen this date open. - ''., 264 Pyorrhea treatment a specialty. Dr. V. R. Kaufman, dentist Phone office 285. Res. 331-R. Sparta Bldg. 267 E. C. Crystal, proprietor ot a men's furnishings store in Vacavllle, Calif. Is in this city transacting business. Lots of encores Eagle Point Sat nlte. ' ' 264 We hare Inspected . the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We recommend these lands as an invest tf ment Page-Dressier Co. Hemstitching, " ' Plcoting. ' : ) ?c per yd. , Buttons corereA. .' Kandicrait Shoo. tf ' Big time! At the Nat tonight. 204 Norman Normlle, of Portland, ar rived this morning for a brief visit with friends and relatives in this city. - Special stunts are being worked up for the Elks Hard Time party, Febru ary 7th. Prizes to be given for best costumes. , ' ' - - 264 We have another lot of those all wool raintite overcoat for $18.00 at U. 8. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave South.". ': i"".. ,",: . tf Corner Book Store open for business IJooks... stationery, , school, and . pffici supplies. Ivan H. Corner, nron. 264 Please remember tliat classified ads, locals and small ads are cash in ad vance. Bring la your ads and do not use telephone. - Henry Fischer of Montague, Calif. spent Friday in the city attending to business matters. , Get bur prices on coal and wdod by the 'cord. Iedfdrd Fuel Co. Phone 242 A new and complete line of Package Goods.. Royal Society of Le Merite, Free instructions. Deuel'a Art Dept. A new had complete elock of ma chine needles; Deuel's Art Dept. males and chill con earns at DeVoe'a You can't beat the Imperial, Nat Saturday nlte, 264 Moonlight dance? Tou bet!. Eagle PolnL 264 . A. P. Case of Klamath Falls is spending the week in the city and Jacksonville on business. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone. 108. 711 East Main street Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Syncopated pep: Riverside Commu nity club! Peerless orchestra, Satur day. 264 The assessor's office Is rushing work on the new tax rolls In order to turn them over on or about February 1st to the sheriff" a office for collection. Out of the ordinary, Red Ribbon coffee, 264 Wben In neM of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 103 or come to 711 E. Main street Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Only tne finest pre-heat ibg fuels, and metals nsed. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street tf George Trelchler, director of the chamber of commerce of Medford and an automobile dealer, is here to look over the exhibits of cars at the munici pal auditorium. Oregonlan. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Orderly crowds. Eagle Point Sat1 night, 264 The Southern Oregon Lumber Co. will offer good 2x4's at their mill at end North Central at from $12 to $15 for balance of month. tt! The program of the Baptist choir for Sunday evening is calculated to suit the most fastidious and should be the cleverest yet given. First time in Med ford "Onward Christian Soldiers," by Macdongal with Mr. Walker soloist. The big Handel-Hayden Society of Boston have used this number with Mr. Walker as soloist Variety and musical spice are factors of this pro gram ot which all are very cordially Invited to attend. The California-Oregon Power com pany announces that service will be shut off from Central Point and Jack sonville trom two until three-thirty Sunday afternoon. 264 2 Go brass extension curtain rods. special 9c, at the Medford Exchange. X ... 264 Madrona Dairy Jersey milk and cream. Its purity and quality speaks for itself. ' Phone 201-J for sample. 264 Major and Mrs. Guard, field- secre taries for the western territory of the Salvation Army, will conduct a meet ing in tho Army hall, 320 East Main' street, Saturday, Jan. 28, 8 p. m.i Major and Mrs. Guard are officers of long years experience and will give in- j formation on army work today. New and reclaimed O. D. breeches and shirts at IT. S. Army Goods Store, 33 South Central Ave. ' I Mrs. Frank Parker, dressmaking, re moved to 520 N. Grape. Tel 441-X. 275 Hear Peerlesa orchestra. Riverside Community club, on Rogue river, Sat urday. - 264 i SC4 Why? Take chance ruining your frexiMK when It can using "Atiuu Zero" 0 below aero, and nho.ilnft.lv hnrinlat. in f.v..rv wnv. I I not as Injurious to metal as water. FW sale at Valley Garage, f 1.00 per gallou. 3u,ri Tho Greater Medford club meets at the library at 2:30 Monday. MIhs Mary A. Rolfe, dean ot women, O. A. C. will s'kcak on the community aud the child. Everywhere you look you see a Cnevrolet. tf Lots ot waltzes, Eaglo Point Sat. 2(14 We epeclallxe on rcborlng cylinders. P. F. Close at Riverside Garag.. tf The Moores are district attorneys and both ot thorn are in Portland to day. lUwlos Moore la a democrat and la the prosecutor In Jackson county, while Arthur J. Moore Is the dlatrlot attorney in Deschutes county. Ore gonlan. Vulcan auto springs, guarantee 1. Billings Shop, S. Riverside. t: Only a tew lots on paving left. Gut yours at once at City Hall. tt Lime, cement. Medford Lumber Co, C. M. English, vice-president of the First National bank at Medford, is In Portland. He drove over the Pacific highway with Charles Palm and other from that town. Oregonlan. Exceptional opportunity," best of land, tracts all sizes. Improved or un improved, with or without irrigation, right on S. P. Railway and paved high way, at $13 to $115 per acre. Full In formation on request. W. Q. Smith. owner, w olf Creek. Oregon. 2t4 Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. ' tf ! Get acquainted with Cash and Carry j system. This store was built up for the good of the hundreds of people' that have been working hand in hand ; with us, and have learned to live and . let live. We are now bringing down the high cost ot Uvtng. All goods are . marked In plain figures 100 cents,' that is the value you get for every dol- lar'a worth of goods you buy Just the ', best of everything for less, at the Spot . Cash Basket Grocery, at the Vinson : Barn. 226 N. Riveralde Ave. tf , Hides are now sellini for around five cents in the Portland and San Francisco markos, sad a further ad vance Is predicted. ThU Is good news to local stockmen nd butchers, who 18 months ago were, unable to got rid of their hides for love or money. Get our prices on coal and wood by the cord. Medford Fuel Co. Phone 212. 2C5 Stylecraft Shop for -all kinds of! dressmaking and remodeling. Room 424. Medford Bldg. J82 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Co. tf To Our Cuatomsra On the lut of February wo wjll dis continue our milk route. We hav sold Vi head ot our high clans cown to Bon Hilton, and he will he able on Fob, 1st to deliver tb sami milk a yiai are now gettlnx as the herds were mixed ou tha 1Mb. of IVcomber. Mr. Hilton' barn I modern In every respect, ns It was" designed after one of tho best In (he atnte, aud 1 believe hi plant la tho only ono In southern Oregon that Can furnish certified milk. If our cuh toniem would please leave out all our bottles on thn.31st of January Slut as we would like to Invoice them to Mr. Hilton. Thanking you for your patronage, I H-n, yours respectfully, . . C. 0. HOOVER. Not'c to Beginner ClaMf of beginners In the flrt i -id of tho public schools will bo opened in Washington and Lincoln ; li ols next Monday, Jan. 30th. New i pupils should enter the first day of the I ..,. if n.u i ,, .... .- .,, ,vnnin.. ll. Ui v Mil v. it.-. ..in. 1 r enrunry i Jin. t'upim wm win d six l.,,i.ra.il.l ). v t.m.. 1.1 llt t. ' Tl.oHH entering from tho Jackson and RooHorolt noctioii may go to Wash ington or Lincoln this term. Registration lit tho hU'.h school should be completed this week. If pos sible. AUBREY (1. SMITH, 2S4 Suoeriutendent "THRILLS" Is tho subject of tlic sermon. Tho following quwtion.H will hi; aiisweml: . , "Was Koiuau Catholicism istrcnjjtlwiH'tl or weakened by the late lie Ueiiedii t V "Will Mr. Hays clean up the movie t' "JOHN DOE'S CREED" Three humlretl neatly irintotl eoies distributed free at tho evoniiitf. service. You will want one. It A.M. REV.S.A.DANFORD. District Sineriutt ndent will i-ieach. He. lias a j;ront message. fW the church, l'vcry member's ' - mvsein e desired. 1 FiYt Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth ntul linrllett A Sacred Concert Sunday Evening i Ri:v. f. n. i.i:.( H . l'j.tir Come early and the best seat is yours. A pleasing variety of good music. 11A.M. "The Soul's Cry" 9:45 Big Bible School 6:45 P. M.t Young People's Meetings First Baptist Church N. Central and 5th St. I I ",lEGINS,,nj ! I CN4H5ee2s $ . T J 82 Per Cent of All Widows Compelled to Earn Their Living and V c t.Tt .:. ruti j V TUESDAY JAN. 31 ST For Four Days C DOUGLAS UAIRBANKS In a Marvelous Photoplay Version ot ' Alexander Dumas' Famous Story TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY FOR SALB Barred Rock eggs, lllahee mating rrom pedigeed , pen ,. ZOO record. Royal mating from 1st prize ahoW bird. Phone 403-R. A. W. Wlllett. 269 WANTED feed oil tank 10,000 V 15,000 gallon capacity., Btate loca tlon and price. Address P. O; Box 1082, Medford, Oregon. . 264 FOR SALE 150 head of goats, 20 head of young ewes at a bargain. J. C. Duggan, Route , Central Point. " 26(1 WANTED Boarder. Six business or professional men. Private home, close in. Best of meals. Rates rea sonable. Box 5, Mall Tribune. 205 4 TIME Shows jLV I 'A"- DaUy jl - 4:43 THE'THKEE MUSKETEERS Adult 55c " Chndren 25c Includes War Tax .. 'The Three Musketeers" is its own indorsement ! I y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y t Support Their Children TRAGIC FINANCIAL STATEMENT To Any lflrt Widow DATE HK.VTUH To Death of any 100 llusbanda ; 100 . HuHbands loavtojr tlO.nin estates ... . 3 Husbands leaving 12,000 to U 0.000 estate r... 13 Husbands leaving; very amall estate requiring widows to work for living 4? Husbands leaving no estate at all.. 3 J Proof of tills statement Is coirr-t tJovernmenl HtatlnUrs. 100 100 REMEDY-Join the Jackson County Building and Loan Association 0. M. KIDI, Prewldont. (). C. ItOOOO, bncn-tary PACE MORE CLETRACS A ML mm w t-.m O 1. 1 T . mJLs a u y. -r -i --rcr ,a.'.i. . iri. s-l . Are Being Soli', L -5. I i .1 4 Because . They Do the Most Work for the Least Money . If you Get YOUR Cletrac on the job NOW you will keep Ahead of Successful Men Buy Proven Articles' ". ,! , ' HUBBUB fiROlTHEiRS Telephone 231 , . , Main and Riverside 1 -wy : I-. .- ,vS . I- .: . i i.