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

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Newspaper Page TextI VTXm TWO MF.nronn matl Tinnryi:, MKnroiux Okmjon. satimjday. kkuktauy! n. nej Focal and Personal The local MrIi grbuitl bimketbnll The Medford hinh seemid team wflu defeated lust iiIrIu lit I ho hands of tln Rogue River .team by n score of 22-11. 'T)u Romie River five liunrded rlost'ly ,nnd the homo boys wore' tinltirky khoottnR lmakets. ' Severn! " f tht Ultimo Hlver nntittt.t uluu-.il kn.ntA i-nl ivimi, vniru tunrii-u r riiuiy imnnuiK on h wee h imir-or toe northern pari of (he te defiMite$ Inst nipht by the Unm-hurR high whool five ly n Honre rt 31-21 "find' Kinir. fnrmnr ill. . orin senotien lit tn f irst .m. r; rhureh, Konrth and Unrtlett. tomorrow , 'nlsht. A complete line of McQuay-Norrts of the game was telephoned to Crow- I'lfttm rinss in 5 and SI thousandth tm' by, Ions ilistanre as -ion the 0Mrlw. Kiverslde Oura. ti" name en del Practically no hish school Kut Tvhere the cats are g.oU. Cuislier lass. "Has Siiiterstlllon liven from t'hrlstinu Wornlitn" subject of an address by Klimtiliitc I This Is the Miss Kllia- rector of nthlwtle and physical educ.v' Hon In the Med ford public schools, is conch of the Rosehurs high school nthletlc tennis this year. The result World war veterans' orKanUiitUin Another shi ol Inn ninii'h w III ho hold of the Pacific northwest are ui'tsed to. t'mioi row at the l.antpr! ploee, one insist that disabled , veternns of this) mile north of Phoenix. W. H. Held of district inking vocational training t lb'' Kenilntston Amis ('.. will give :t thg expense of the government "play shooting exhibition. The but mutch ball" In an honest effort toward rohu j wax well attended and lasted from bllitatius themselves. Instead of "tak IVIbi in the mornlyjis until ilindt. Many Ins tmininn for the s le purisse of re-j w bo attended were disappointed by malnlng: on the payroll, which ranges) the absence of Prank Sellenger, who from $ltU) to JlTt) a month." .'icc.mliiig; was to have Klen a puiol exhibition to an appeal made by Director t'harles Mr. Sellengev was mtti'de to be pies- students re present to hear the re sult. : f ....- , : . Don t rirsot the shooting match at I.HUi)Hrt s1 plac tomorrow. Sib llody jiu $2,75 per er. fuono Ml. the veteran himself "plays ball.'" Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler. tt luit where the eat are R.od. liiuliei j Cafe, If Cafe. U" 1 Sunday will lie a. day of unusual Interest at the First Uaptist church. Kev. P. It. l.rnrh speaks at 11 a. in. on "(living t;Hl Ills Dues," a subject which will set people thinking. At :i The banks of (he cily.'ttir-.roHrts add ) ! m- ry of ouhk yeopl for Md the courthouse offices Jacksanville , fJ1'1'- Ashland, and (Irants l'ass will be will be closed Monday all day on ac 'Md. for which a pmsraui of interest count of that day belim observed ns,hl,s been planned.-Kev. O. H. Young. Lincoln's birthday, which falls nn Sun-, l,r- state educational director, from day. . The nostoffice will be open as Portland, will be present for the aftm-. usual and deliveries will lie made by . n n st'sslnn and will alsi speak at the the carriers -as on other days, as it ij, evening service. The local H. Y. t P.iness and left this morning for the nor not one of the holidays designated by:'"' st'i've a luncheon for the visitor.' thern part of the state. K. KorlHHi of the I nite.l States veter ans' bureau through the Seattle dis trict otflce. Congress has provided liberally for the training of veterans w ho have vocational handicaps due to wounds, injuries or disease contracted in line of duty, declared Director r ornes. i i no entire re cut. t'lvscent orchestra in Knftlo Point. 27tl Army Trench mirrors loc at V. Goods store, 32 Central Auv'So. Vulcan auto sprlng'i. Karanttied. Pror. (Mail. II. Illsselt, of ScmIiIo win dclixeis the address at the Lincoln banuuel lu're Monday tiluhl, , w 111 li" the luncheon goes! of the I nUi'islty club Monday. KUileiP'c ciullnOi ti iii'cumulute locally as t Pad. Ills sett's ability a an orator, Tod iv Do. I 1 Anderson received a letter Iroiii lll.illie I hillock of tit" law fit nt of Nichols llallock, IViitland, tid who Is n In i a lueiubcr of the stale llsh and r.o.iu' e,nuniKnhn, praising Prof, nissott as n public speaker of note and p (polarity. l'orep aulov'.v.biie, trai tor nud truck .'ylliulor wcldo.l, re Inforced and nunranteod. Only thn finest pro-heat lug fuels ami mctuls used. Vulcan I'rit An.b rMon bos tl r -) an Anoo. p'nu elm In bolt ir of tin- Lincoln club il mi I i'l on tin' fu'.r I'.viuiii'bi. The Soullmrn tlrc;;m Lumber C". .lll offer itood ;!it' mi their mill t mid North Cintntl at from $12 M $lfl for kil.uico "f uioiith, tf! hoi y nl Co d Wight, the loweb i'. i Hul l' I hull . Itlllll iOI lull leilt, Mat win I'ule, neiiiiiiiiii . i mi in h lli s of tin' New Vol li I'lty Die old lire li md. HiikIii'i' IC PuiKii' WUtil fur low prices, tf Dr. I'riiiik Uolioittt, dmithit, l)eiietl I'dilg. Teli'idiono ro:l U If diablli at Ion """"K s,u,l'. Utversilo. tt ! " -1S " '",nl ' pngran, will be a dismal failure unless I M" 1 ; V K",!,l!,h Bn'' M"( t wn-i, .or .ss aim Km, si laiiit iirriveu me ininuie oi toe weeK 1 ' v "lonuu. i" for a brief visit with tic Field blankets, hospital blankets and Navajo Indian blankets at U. P. Army; Goods Store. 32 Central Avo. So, Hut for a real dance Eagle Point. 2?t Jce Uiorden. of San Francisco, spent yesterday In this city transacting busl ine jKistoffice department. nn" "iral ynuns peaple at 6 p. in. A Members of the Greater Meiford la,'Pe attendance of yoittu people is club )are invited t-j meet with the Wd. as the meetings are open t i all. Woman's club of Talent. Wednesday,! C"' "" habit, prepare to pay up on the ir.th. ' There will be cars at the r' l"P nd those who owe you Medford Hotel at 2 n. m. to tske those 1 n? Uu t,H- who wish to go. Ket ipady to pass along the dollars A new and compete aiook of ma- weP- v.hich Is Natloual Pay Pp chine needles, neuel's Art lpt. jWeek. 2T6 Mrs. Oeirge A. Mansfield and fam-I who rels S wd? It's the Kiver- ily left t day for Portland w here they ) "'' Community Club, s: came to the will Join Mr. Maus'leUl wbiv left f T , u:lnce. raiurua ' nue. t eo. u. i.o that fity several weeks ago. The trip is being made by auto and the Mans tieldsi intend to make Portland their home for an' indefinite period of time, that city being a better headquarters for Mr. Mansfield, to look after his duties us president of the State Farrrt Hureiiu. .- i ,. . i, Syltex Rope silk black and colors. Free instruction. ' Deuel't Art Dept. All kinds of prizes Riven t the shooting match Sunday. Feb.15. -2761 Frank P. Furrell received his formal discharge from the office of justice of the peace from the county court yes terday. Mr. Parrel 1 had bMPn 'acting justic of the pce while tilenn 0. Taylor was on his five eks vacation in southern California ... Eat where threats are pood. Gusher Cafe, - " : . tf Array slickers L00 at V. 8. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. AU kind of rough and dressed Guests at the Hotel Medford include i,umtwr-i Wallace Woods phoM 10S George A. Webber of Loa Angeles,- F. j E 'ain street i.fii..? " P. Knight and C. F. - Harrison of ! y- AWnderfer left last evening for Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Nuller and!GlendaI nere Ue wiUiiend St'day or W. H, E.. Smith of Chicago, J. IX j t' on btisiness. Noonan of Washington. D. C and A.i Talenia . bakery now .bpen for O. Carlson of 9an Francisco. lunches. Successor to Medford Bakery. Central Point Hotel for sale:- 40" ' " . 278 rooms; would cost $30,000 to build-! You pay tae 80(1 ''U'P3T someone Price today .500. - Might trade. Price !elM VT v9 Week, Feb. 13 to 18. 2T6 wUl be reduced $100 every-day until : F?ase remember that classified ads, sold. Gold Ray- Realty Company, i local, ,1 8maU ads n c ' Phone 728-R or 134-Y. 276 I falce. Bring In your ads and do not Army nd navy underwear, ahirta j Use. telephone. and drawers; shirts doubl breast and back, all wool, $1.40 a gartuenLv. t 8. Army Goods store, 2 Central Ave. So. J. S. Dale of Ashland, was a visitor in Menford. yesterday. .- n , Remember! Big shotgun and: rifle shoot tomorrow. 26 Alta Naylor, Goodwin eorsetiere; 20 S. Fir-etreet. npstalrt. Pboner 918-W. ' , - ', 285 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Mills will be pleased to learn that the condition of their ' nine year old datigbfer, Elizabeth, who Joinder went an operation for acute appendi citis at 4 p. m.. Friday in favorable. She well withstood the ordeal, and up to this afternoon was doing as wtU as can be expected in such a case. ' ' This office is prepared to print) t: Deep snow in the vicinitv of Monu mental delayed the arrival of the stage from Crescent City until late today. The stage was due in Grants Pass at 5 o'clock. According to the local office, wires were down, and nt information regarding the depth of the snow was available. It is expected that several More new gingham house dresses $:l.00 to t?.50. The Colonial. 276" Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. . Eiit where the eats are pood, (lusher Cafe. tf "Uikeview is In the grip of one of the worst storms of its history, it was learned by telephone this noon," says a Klamath Falls news telegram yester day. "Telephone and telegraph lines are cut off In every direction except to Schade and ife. When better uutomoLlle llulck will build them. Hemstitching, Picotluft. So per yd. Ibittons covered. Kandicrail Shon. See the new glnghn.r. at nial. The Alumni, alias pie Lesion team, will plav the brother l.arryil Attention, ex f obllers; rlnnchea sold : under Soldiers Kotnis plan or pay with are built. . sliaro of crop, hko rent. Gold Hay , ' tf j Realty Company. tf J The change In t)ie s;iie lnU of the Southern Pacific ratlrolitl tul.ea place i tomorrow, and travelers' and pit'spec jtlve travelers are warned that several tf" I trains will arrive and depart earlier The Colo- than on present schedule. 27(1 Furnished apartment In Malt Trl American bune building for rent at oiicm. has hot Ashland i and Cold water, steam heat lind gas KIKs team Saturday ti -ht, as a preliinlnary to th. siiioll l'nlversity 'of Or game. Holh games are expected I li" luimmers. The high srbnol has ben considering another g.ime with the aluiuni and are in hop-- of vvinni:i' and blotting out the fli t Alumni HUh school game in which tliey were de feated. This game may be played hut the alumni team Is looking for a wor- the 1 M. h. stove. Hotter net (lulcUlv. tf Medford hlghj W write burglary insurance in the n "Flush" ,0m Hartford coveiitiR inelchandlsn of all kinds. MrCurdy Insiinuico Agency. tr Riverside Cointniinily tinb (l.uii'e. Feb. It. Celebrated Peerless oniP'slm. Nuff snld. " 2V1 Occnsionitl rain or snow Is the out look for the weather of tonight and unday. Today opened Vip w ith I 'a inches of snow on thh ground, an I by thy opponent such as Talent, and a this city and no trains or stages have'Ki,,m' w"hthe Talent team In the near S a in. the pn-cipluiion of the pievi reached there for 72 hours. Snow lsif,1,,"' should bfl a contest worth on 24 hours was .US of an Inch. The so deep the pedestrians can make their way only with the utmost diffl- watching An attempt to arrange such a contest will bo made. The alumni culty, It was said. The last mail that,"1"" practicintr regtilaii) and are con arrived was distributed from horse-, wipmTui. hark because cart-iers could not buck the difts on foot." The byit stag shirt on the market reduced to $S.O0; leather coats reduced from $13.50 to $9.75; leather vests re duced from $3.50 to $i?.7"i at I". S. Army Goods Store. 32 So. Central Ave. Pest of all Dance at Eagle Point. 27C " Chjun at cost. Wight the Jeweler. Among guests at the Hotel Holland nre James Hanley and Edward Wilsui or , New York city. R. I), Ellen of Eugene, C. J. Faircourt and J. J. Grant of Portmnd, H. L. Moln and family of RoseburR. and Iiuls Ueeier of Seattle. We have cut them once more. The gTeatest bargains ever offered to the people of Medford, absolutely all wool ralntite fabric overcoat, a $35 value, reduced to $12 .50. U. S. Army Goods Store," 33 South Central avenue. " Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. , tf Lime, cement Medford Lumber Co. : The Talent basketball team defeated the Phoenix team last night on the Talent floor by a score of 4o-16. The Stylecratt Shop (or nil kinds snowfall at 7 a. in. today and f.n" s-mie time thereafter a bllxurd like, so thick and fast did the flakes ruin1 down. Several snow Hurries oicuitel of ; throughout the day. ' dressmaking and reniodcllng'. Room 424, Medford Hide 2S2 ' All wool cavalry sweaters reduced from $4 00 to $2.S5 nt V. S, Army Goods Store. 32 Central Ave. So, Don't miss the nickel rubber sale at the Medford Pharmacy this week. Two hot water bottles for. the price of one plus a nickel, - . 27$ Only a few lots on paring left. Get yours at once nt City Hall. tf A now and complete line of Package lloeds. Royal Society of l.e Merltu. Free Instructions. Iienel's Art lept. Great red net (mix of t.illur made suit and overcoat. Any style in any wool ens you want.' $'." to $nu. Klein the Tailor. I2S E. Main. 277 We hnve Inspected the reclaimed Tide lands at Klamath Fulls. We recommend these lands as an Invest ment. Pgo-Irsler Co tf J''. : ' .V:' . B . . ' ' ' ' ' ' i' ' ' 1 " ' ' Hello, young people, the big rally i$ at 3 P. M. Sunday. Live talks and good eats. Rev. G. H. Young, D. D. speaks; also at 7:30 P. M. Come with others. iia.m! "Giving God His Dues" (Are You Doing This) First Baptist Church N. Central and 5th St. Quad trucks will be used as wjou as same was fast and even and though possible to break a way through the drifts. Grants Pass Courier. - For business opportunities la S. Ore gon consult the Four-Site Sale Agency room 421 Medford bldg phone 900. tf When in rood of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street ' , Get your calendar free at our office. R. A. Holmes, The Ins. Man. tf At', tne Presbyterian church, the ledger sheeta, bills, etc., used on thttourtn of 'he: series of sermons on bookkeeping machines. Don't aire your orders to traveling men and hare them printed out of Medford.' Phone us and we will call. ... tf i Talent's Bakery now open for i talD8 mauy warnings for present day lunches. Successor to Medford Hskerv At the evening service which . .. . i. - 276 I too' ltriotic natare, the. pastor fcvlT will be given by the castor. The subject will be 'Evil Transformed," based on the text "Satan was trans formed as an angel of light." It con Mr Roy Young and son leave today for Taft, Calif, to join Mr. .'Young ; where they will make their home. - j I have what you're looking ': for. Stylish, dependable clothes from $33 to $50. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. .-'.--,;: 277 Anyone baring a large picture of Theodore Roosevelt or any of the other ex-preirldents that they will loan the Lincoln club to be used .Monday evening please phone C. Y. Tengwald or Tom Sweat ;..'.: 1 John Uichan, tester for the Rogue River Cow Testing association, has resigned and has taken a similar osi tion in southern California. Mr. Throne, a yotmg man from CorvalHs. has arrived to take up the work where Mr. Bichan left it. Mr. Uichan has been with the association for about two years and was well' liked by the nieiuoem.; no goei south to take up l work under. It. I). Flahertr. who was will speak on the subject of "Some Comparisons between Lincoln and Jesus." Mr. Lawrence having visited many of the scenes or familiar haunts of Lincoln in his home state of Illinois fill tell of his old swimming hole Of boyhood days, the prayer meeting for young men held on the site of the saw mill where Lincoln used to work, of the famous Lincoln and Douglas de bates one of which was held on the grounds of his Alma Mater, of his father in the grand review at Wash ington at the close of the Civil war. Body pine $2.75 per tier. Phone 551. 279 Try . our merchants lunch. The ! Shasta. Edgar Wight, Oiegon agate Jeweler. tf Robert Royl left this tnornin on his periodical business trip to Klamath Falls and northern California points. For this week only . the Medford formerly manager of the farm bureau Pharmacy.-Main and Central, are of- of Jackson county Ashland Tidings. Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Talent's Bakery now oped for lunches. Successor to Medford Bakery. ' 27C The College Women's club of the Rogue River valley, held its regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred'. Wagner, 314 Smith Holly street. r ;. :. . j Laundry work neatly done. Phone 405-Y. 293 Take advantage now. Biggest vari-1 cty, genuine woolens. Price $35 to $50. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. ' 277 E. K. Henry nf CorvaHis,. with the United States. Veterans Bureau was. a business visitor in the city Thursday and Friday. ' ' Everywhere yon look you gee a Chevrolet. tf We specialize on reborlng cylinders. P. F. Close at Riverside Garage. tf K. II. Jefferson, xho had been here on business since Thursday, left for his home at Klamath Falls today. Hard times made easy, huy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company. tf But for a. real danoe Eagle Point. I ''' " ' ' ' .','270 fering with every hot water bottle pur chase an extra bottle for a nickel. 276 When you want dry mill blocks Just call Valley Fuel company. Phone 76. Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetlere for NuBone. Phone E85-J. tf J. W. Opp, who in association with Portland men recently entered Into a deal by which they will take over the Jacksonville railroad from J. T. Gag non, arrived back in the city today from Portland where he had been for some time in connection witlt the transaction. Phone or call our office for informa tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page Dressier Co. - tf Huy your magazines andialest pa perg at Bob's stand, old Liberty theatre. 279 Army shoes, made to fit your feet, regulation marching shoes and officers dress shoes at t", S, Amy Goods Store 32 Central Ave. So. John D. McKee, president of the Ca!lfornia,-uregon Power company, and Joseph V. Grant arrived this morning from San Francisco and will spend several days In Medford on business. Body pine $2.75 per tier, phone 551 279 But for a real dance Eagle Point 270 LatA, lime. Medford Lumber Co. defeated the Phoenix five made a good showing whenever they got the ball. ; Are you ready for the most glorious week-end party ever offered you? 424. Medford Bldg. . 282 Dig merchandise shoot at Lamport nlace, Sunday. Feb. 12. 276 Everywhere yon loo yon see a Cnevrolet tf Dr. Coale, who has been conducting revival meetings at the Main street Methodist church leaves tomorrow night for Log Angeles. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main.- 1 Dance at Eagle Point Sat. night. 276 Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co. J. Roland Parker, of Medford, and a senior In agriculture at the O. A. C has been appointed to succeed S. C. Cyler who has resigned from the de partment of pomology. Mr. Parker has gained much experience from practical work in the orchards about Medford. His record In scholarship has been ex cellent according to W. S. Brown, head of the department of horticulture. Will parties having lert boxes and other articles in the storage room of the Medford Bldg., without identifica tion marks, kindly remove same. Otherwise they win be disposed of as remodeling of this space will - com mence this week. For this week only at Medford Phar macy, Main and Central, two hot water bottles for the price of one plus 5c. 276 Officers' dress shoes reduced from $7.00 to $5.50. O. D. mackinaws re duced from $9.50 to $7.00. One sheep skin lined moleskin aviator's coat re duced from $13.50 to $9.90. U. S. Army Goods, Store, 32 South Central avenue. TOO LATE T&CLASSIFV ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION as to the whereabouts of J. J. Flt.ner will please communicate with Med ford Mail Tribune, Box 3. 276 FOR RENT Cabin for bachelors, fur nished. Mrs. Lear, 415 S. Front. 278 FOR RENT 4 room modern house. Phone 517-W. 27S FOR HALE Betting eggs.' Hollywood and Tariered strain white Leghorns, utility White Wyandottea and Barred Rocks, $t setting. Special price by the hundred. J. (Jornutt., on Burse.ll Ranch. Phone 234 Central Point. 2S1 DRY WOOD 2.75 to $4.25 Per Tier In shed at 111 N. Fir CUT RATE WOOD YARD Phone 551 YOU KILLED MY BOY! AND YOU'LL NEVER SEE YOUR OWN KID AGAIN" THAT'S THE START!!!! r AND. VIfAT FOLLOWS IS THE TI TANIC TALE OF A BIO MAN'S FIGHT WITH CONSCIENCE, AND OF A BIG HEART SO BRUISED BY . MISERY THAT IT COULD AT LAST FEEL FOR EVEN AN ENEMY: IT'S? BIGo '!THE JOINT LESS JESTER" CLYDE COOK IN COMEDY ..fc. $$0 $y SzM? & v ;v . NEW TODAY "ARTISTS' PARADISE" A Prizma With the Three Famous CHILD ACTORS: "ITCHIE" HEADRICK (of "The Child Thou Gavest Me" fame) GEORGIE STONE and WILL JIM II AT TON "BETTY." at the Wnflitzer in.iinp he WS listle COMING TUESDAY- The luJeofM big iiiiihV liglil fin IiihUci- tlml ivrs Hint Hi ' puthoN, (Ink. lug Willi liiininnlly. -DOUBLE BILL! V ' ' i-ole nl Ills life, win-in lllt LARRY SEMON comedy and JACK HOLT, CON RAD NAGEL and LOIS WILSON in drama, A 1 :