Medford mail tribune., March 15, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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Focal and
J-Ld Personal
A sieial stockholders meeting of
tliu Trlgunla Oil and Oug company will
lin hold ut the public library in this
city next Friday night nt 8 o'clock.
Kvory nlockholdor la urged to be pres
ent. .An liniKirtant announcement will
ho umilo nt this Katherlng liy X. 1.
loarythu consult inn n(!ineer of the
coinpiwy. Mayor Gates will pnsatdo,-
Dim't forget llio revival meeting are
to begin Thursday evening, March 16th
at the new church, corner Central and i
JuckKon. The Smith family in chaiw
They are fine musicians. Come and
hour them. Rev. C. M, King, pastor.
French pastries for sale at Medford
Cafeteria Basement, Medford Building.
300
A number of magazine agents are
canvassing the town and offering to
take subscriptions for magazines, who,
iiccording to prospects approached by
them, offer as a special Inducement
' the donation of 50 cents of the sub
scription money to disabled ex-service
men. Local American Legion officials
state that to the best of their know
ledge tf his money does not Ko to dis-
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nuiru toiciAun nuu viiov uc
Discussion of plans for a new hotel
at Crater Lake featured a discussion
here Monday between Krio V. Mauser.
'owner of the Multnomah hotel, Alex
Sparrow, , 8UKrintendent of Crater
Lake park: Superintendent Vetera of
Rainier national park, and Morrace M.
Albright, superintendent of Yellow-
stone nntlonal park and assistant to
Stephen T. Mather, national director
of parks. The visiting superlnten
dents arrived Sunday and were guests
of Mauser and U. V. Trice o an Wtoimes .The Insurant Man.
automobile trip over the Columbia
river highway, with dinner at Colum
i bia Gorge hotel. Thins fr the hotvl at
i
L. S. Jones or the California Oregon "Miss Bruce Putnam of Sulom, pro
Power company arvtved this. morning Umbly the youngest Oregon composer
from San Kranetaeo and will remain In
this city for several days on business;.
Among guests ut the Hotel Medford
aro K. U. Uabriet, of Salem, J. W. Tes
ter of San Francisco, K. Henry or
Corvallla. fl, Mrnmmer of Sacramento,
IMxle Walker of KiisiicW, 3. McCor-
mack of Cleveland, O., and John r.
Wilde of Chicago. 1
If It's insurance wo write It. R. A.
American Iegion post does not ap
prove or endorse these agents.
Money to loan on approved security.
J. S- MinerRoute 1, Central Point,
Ore., one mile X.W. of Seven Oaks. 30S
Dancing! Xat! To-talte! 303
George W. Barker, Butte Falls bank
er. Is a Medford business xisitor.
JMr. Orchardist! Pruning season is
here. 'You should have some of that
specially prepared paint to prevent
cuts from bleeding. For sale by
Thompson the Painter, 126 N. Front
St. Telephone 464. 306
Fraxler for horseshoeing and all
kinds of plow work. 109 S. Holly. 307
The Dramatic club of the Medford
high school will present two one-act
plays In the high school auditorium
Thursday evening, March 16, 8 p. m.
Admission 23c. The cast have been
rehearsing diligently and they promise
a good show.
The coach and members of the Ash
land high basket ban team passed
through the city this forenoon on thai
Shasta train enroute to Salem where
they as champions of southern Oregon
will take part in the state basketball
tournament A number of local friends
met the team during the train stop
here and wished them good luck at the
tournament. Medford high students
were conspicuous at the depot by their
absence.
HemstItcbinE,
Picoting.
8c per yd, '
"Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
All our pastries are for sale to the
public. Medford Cafeteria Basement,
. Medford Building. - 306
Several thousand dollars to loan on
Improved ranch security. O. C. Boggs
A meeting of O. A. C. alumni and
. ,. former students will take place in the
basement of the public library at 7:36
this evening and plans will be formu
lated to provide some sort of enter
taimnent for the members of the
' Madrigal club which will appear here
during the spring vacation.
When in need of sash and doors,
. call Wallace Woods, 10S or come to
711 E. Main street .
, Crescent orchestra. Eagle Pt, Mar. 18
303
- Dancing! Xat! To-nite! 303
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones left the first
"of the week on a motor trip to San
Francisco and other California cities,
, They expect to be gone about ten days.
"Shine" Edwards, who has been Io
' cated at Weed. Calif., since leaving
Medford several months ago, is here
to. face his retrial on a bootlegging
charge in the coming term of circuit
court. Shine is indignant over the re-
Hrt stated that he had disappeared
and would not be present when his
case was called In court, thereby for-
felting his 'jail bond.
Attention. ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold
tinder Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with
share of crop, like rent Gold Ray
, Realty Company. . . tf
Dancing! Xat! To-nite! ' 303
Fire insurance. Brown & White.
The chamber of commerce of Grants
Pass at its annual banquet Monday
evening voted to extend an invitation
to the G. A. R. to hold the state con
mention of that organization in Grants
r Pass next year. .
Over-stuffed Davenports as low as
SG0.80, special price at M. F. &1L Co,
' 308
Latest songs. Root Music Co. 305
Early Bart seed wheat (certified
seed). Central Point, Ffeed Store,. Jesse
, L. Richardson. 304
Kiddies' Colds Can
Be Eased Quickly
' Dr. King's New Discover will d
that very thing, easily and quickly.
Don't say, "Poor little kiddie, I wish
I knew what to do for you!" When
the couch first conies, give a little Dr.
lung's New Discovery as directed, and
it will soon be eased.
It's a good family cough and cold
remedy, too. Loosens up the phlegm,
rlears up the cough, relieves the con
rest ion. No harmful drues. For fifty
years standard remedy for colds,
coughs; grippe. At your druggists,
Wte. a bottle, ;, .., ,. ,, -
Dr. King's
Mew Bis covery
For Colds and Coughs
Constipated? Here'sRellefiCleanse
the system, with Dr. King's Pills.
They prompt free Wle flpw, stir up
the lazy liver ana x at tne root oi me
trouble All druggists, Z5c. ,
Vk " PROMPT I WON'T GRIPE
Ur.Kms Pills
Crater Lake are n part of program
for the erection of tourist hotels in all
national parks of the northwest.
Portland Journal.
When In need ot shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E.
Main.
Ladies' and gents suits thoroughly
cleaned and pressed $1.60. "We an?
not satisfied unless you are." City
Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 S. River
side. Phone 474. 307
Eight-piece walnut dining room set,
former price $460, now $'.'49. M. F. &
H. Co. 30S
Guests at the Hotel Holland include
D. C. Leonard of Xew York. C. V. Loos
ley of Fort Klamath. L. E. Walker of
Klamath Falls. George W. Barker ot
Butte Falls. John W. Cunningham, R.
J. Snow of Portland, and C. W. Colvin
of Omaha, Xeb.
Hard times made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop,
like rent Gold Ray Realty company, tf
Dancing! Nat! To-nite! 303
B. Evans, or Central Toint, who re
cently purchased the D. C. Faber store,
was in Medford on business Tuesday.
The Oregon Sportsmen's association,
the new state body formed this week
at Portland, of which C. M. Thomas of
this city is the president will hare
permanent headquarters in Portland
and will have a paid executive secre
tary. Propagation and protection of
game life ot the Btate will be the alms
of the organisation. A committee was
ppointed to draft a constitution and
by-laws, and organization will likely be
completed within the next two months
The membership of the state associa
tion will be composed of one delegate
from each county in the state, named
by the county's game organisation.
Fine violins. Root Music Co. 305
Please remember that classified ads,
locals and small ads are cash in ad-
Vance. Bring in your ads and do sot
use telephone. tf
Lime, cement Medford Lumber Co.
Five-piece walnut . bedroom set
S1S2.50 was former price, sale price
$128.25. M. F. H. Co. 308
Miss Bessie Higinbotham spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents in
Ashland. She is staying with her annt
in Central Point Ashland Tidings.
The annual Oregon Y. W. C. A. con
ference will again be held at Seaver's
camp on Siltcoos lake In the western
part of Lane county this year. At last
year's camp on the lake, 6a young
women occupied the cabins and spent
week in conference. ,
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship at John
son's, Jeweler. ' 305
When you want dry mill blocks Just
call Valley Fuel Company. Phone 76.
Bo far there are only two candidates
for any office in Jackson county an
nounced in the papers. The people
generally do not know who are candidates.
Mrs. Stella Stilweil of this city, who
for the past three weeks has been
assisUng the J." J. Walker family in
Talent in the fatal illness of Mrs
Walker and the critical illness of their
daughter. Is still there taking care of
the daughter. "
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. 1
Auto insurance. Brown & White.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
11 East Main street
Dispatches from Washington, D. C,
state that Senator McNary has de
clarei that he intends to make a fight
on the senate side for large appropria
tions for forest protection in the agri
cultural bill, which the house has lim
ited to $250,000. For the present year
the protection fund was more than
$600,000. He will endeavor to restore
the airplane forest patrol, which was
eliminated by the house.
Bash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
laundry work done. Plteno 455-Y.
3tS
Beauty is the first gift Unit nature
gives to woman and the first she
takes away. Medford Beauty Shop,
room 4-"J Medford Bids'.
loel American legion pest ot'flekils
made a trip tt Ashland Inst evening
to confer with the officios of the
Ashland )Kt on the mutter of orgnnl
tni; a county coum-ll of tho American
Legion and also to talk over the pro
position ot admitting the Ashland post
to membership in the Legion oruaniaui.
lion known as "40 & S."
If you have a secondhand garden
wheelbarrow in good shape to sell, call
390-L. .
We specialize on rebormg cylinders.
P. F. Close nt Riverside Garage. tf
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, re-lnforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-
lug fuels and metals usd. Vulcan
Weding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf
The plate glass window which was
broken several days aso when a Ford
car ran into it has been restored. The
workmen were finishing the job this
morning. The .marble slab below the
window was also shattered by the col
lision and a new one has been in
stalled. E. Dunham Kalos toilet requisites
have had an international reputation
since 1S71 and are qualifiedly the best
of their kind. For full particulars make
inquiries at Medford Beauty Shop,
room 429. Medford Bldg. 308
Phone Johnson' for correct time.
Thone 131-J. . 305
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet tf
of nmsle, made a fine Impression Fr!
day afternoon when presented In plnno
recital In the Multnomah hotel ball
rvom," says a Portland newspaper.
"The program had been arranged by
the Oregon ComiHiseis' society for tho
meeting of the Woman's club, and two
; Oregon composers were heard, Miss
Kvelene Cnlbrenth playing three of her
own works, which are becoming well
known. Miss Putnam is about IS and
her .compositions, of th modern, im
pressionistic type, nre therefore indica
tive of untisiml talent and fine mimical
understanding, She played a half
doxen of her own conuioxlllona and
they were most enthusiastically re
ceived." Repairing on Indies and men's wear
ing apparel neatly done. Charges rea
sonable. Tho Pantorinm. Phone 244.
Three-piece reed llvms; room sets,
social $108.15. M. F. &H. Co. ,308
Everywhere you looK you seo a
Chevrolet . tf
Tho concert to bo given next Tues
day evening at the First Bnptlst
church will attract tho attention of the
many In tho city who want to enjoy
something good In music. The purpoH
has been to get together a largo num
ber of the lending singers, that a
strong program might be given. "Dick
Posey" of Ashland, the jHipiilnr humor-
The Elks minstrel show unatn scored) Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Huyl and two ; .onus llnrkm' left how this nunnliiK
i! hit with tt large Hiuiienee ui m himih ich ihki kikuv km- im ir mmm tor iMcimuu. wiumu nn iin ni'iiu u
Page last night. The show will bo home lit SixiUiinc, where Mr. Iloyl will
given t Grants Puss tonight for Um bo 'united In hiiHlttcHH In t hnrgn of
benefit of the American Lesion pout thnt territory for n well known Port-
of that cttv, and the member of the land emirm'tlonery company,
largo company began sturltug mr
Grants Pass this noon by auto. Tliey
will return homo after tonight' a perfor
mance. The show will be given lit
Ashland- on Friday night, and at Yieka
on Saturday night.' Jerry Jerome, end
man, ngnlii lert ma sick room in tune
to take part In last night's peifm
inaneo nnd although still feeling wnb
bly displayed his well known acting
ability much better than at the first
performance. Py hi physician's or
der Mr, Jerome will not take part In
tho Grants Pass, Ashland and Yieka
performances, and will now remain 8t
home until ho has conquered thu flu
attack.
Conn Baud Instruments. Root Mimic
Co. aoa
Everywhere you look you soo a
Chevrolet. tf
Will tho party who took tho brown
overcoat at tho Nat dance last Satur
day kindly leave same ut the Tribune
office. 304
But slight damage came out of nn
automobile accident here yestorduy In
which cars driven by Miss Bruce Put
nam. Lincoln and Rock streets, and
W. I. Staley, 271 North Hummer street.
A class of repairing that 'give satis
faction fully Kuiirnnteed nt Johnson's,
leweler. 305
Crescent orchestra, Eagle PI. Mar. IK
303
Private Obstetrical Home, CI I North
llartlett. 80S
McQiiaj'-Norri lings. Riverside
(lurnge.
weak visiting with friends nml rela
tives who reside In that clly.Uui. .
burg New Review.
KhnkoH, sliliiMles. Mi-dfurd Lbr, Co,
Dance ut Emtio Point, Hat., Mar. IN.
803
Professlouul (irado utiings. limit
Mus la Co. 30t
Modern W,oodmtn Mssttng Tonight
. lingular meeting tonight of M. W.
of A, t Altlion hull. Vlsltlni? ttetKhbulr
Welcome. '
11 ' i ' ' i l . ' i 'I 'I
1st and p.Ht will also add to the inter-(figured. The crash occurred on I oili
est of the entertainment. The full merclnl street as Mr. Staley wn muv
program will appear later. Reserve lm? north and Miss Putnam had es
the date. March 21. . ! saved to drive out from a Commercial
Four-piece mahogany bedroom set. street curb. No one wos Injured.
Special $31. M. V. Salom Capital Journal.
former price $540.
& II. Co. 30S
New and second hand piano bought
and sold. II. a. Ijiunspach. phono
6IC-R. llavo no overhead expense, see
me before buying or selling. 327
1 lance at Eagle Point. Sat, Mar. IS.
803
H. P. Rasmussen 6f Medford, was a
visitor in Klamath Falls this week.
Car hardwood flooring Just In. Try
some. Medford Lumber Co.
For business opportunities in S. Or
gon consult the FourSIte Sale Agency
room 421 Medford bldg.. phone 900. tf
X newly overhauled car needs work'
Ing In carefully. Ikm't wait until the
hot weather nnd then lie bothered by
nn overheating motor. We aro equip
ped to handle all makes of cars and
guarantee our work. We guarantee to
stop oil trouble. Have your cylinder
work done by one experienced in that
work and on a first class machine. I)e
Luxe pistons; rings, pins. Work by
hour or Hat rate schedule. Riverside
Garage. P. F. Close 30G
Dance at Eagle Point. Sat., Mar. 1$
3"3
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32 Beaume lime and sulphur; also
dry. Conner Warehouse.
It is false economy to let your gar
ments go, when for a nominal charge
Forsythe Dyers & Cleaners can fix
them up for you. Phone 841. 306
Lyle Purdin, who has for sometime
past been in eastern Oregon where he
occupied a position with the O. W. R.
& N., returned to this city yesterday
morning.
Central Point Hotel for ale. 40
rooms; would cost 3U,uuu 10 duuo.
Price today $3,400. Might trade. Price
will be reduced $100 every day until
sold. Gold Ray Realty Company. Phone
728-R or 134-Y. 303
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. v tf
Men's suits thoroughly cleaned and
pressed the Pantorium way for $1.50.
Phone 244. '
Whether the Oregon motor vehicle
law, as it relates to the collection of
license fees. Is constitutional, probably
will be decided by Judge Calkins, of
the Jackson county circuit court with
in the next 60 days, according to J. M.
Devers, attorney for the state highway
lepartment. The case is declared by
state officials to be one of the most
important filed in recent years, and an
adverse decision will mean the loss of
millions of dollars which is now used
in road construction. Portland Jour
nal.
Lath, lime. Medford Lumber Co.
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan association,
tf
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for
Nultone, Phone 585-J, tf
A real joy for everybody!
tn in ft
MCMOra
is now at the
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Rialto Theatre
Mart
If
-MIHIMI v I ry y ,
in her inimitable offering-
a filming of Frances Hodgson
Burnett's human and appealing
story- :
6TT 1a.U
IIUV JLAM U
'Famiitleroy'
A great story, a great star, a great productionwith
the most natural of results, a great success.
Whether you are young or
old, you will find full enjoy
ment in this picture of a
thousand delights.
T Jf
'ft ISmM
riucivH
Adults rOc, Kiddie
2.1c, IjOKcm 7."c, in
clude war tux.
, OMIX
KIM.V
"THE
SPEXDEKH"
from the novel
by Hurry lcon
WiiMMI.
. IlC&TKK
LA MAIt
llnying the
Oi'lglnal mil
sliul uecompn-niment.
I'orfoinuini'c rom
mence at 1 :4ft, ' !l:"50,
7:15, 0:20. Door opi-n
nt 1:0 and 7:00.
1 iA m
II I'M i
Hard Working Farmer Completely Cured.
Left Truss Off Over Year Ago.
i , ' '
Dcnr Sir t
I inn very irlail to inroim you tlmt my riipluri) Heeiu to
lie entirely cured lifter wcnr'uitr one of your Simmtv 1'ml
Trusse 1kh limit one yeiir. 1 left ilu Tiuvt off n your niio nitl
hineo tliht time my riiplnre liu neveiM.luMvn any nin of rum.
back. I lnul u lnul hi'intul liipliiru of 12 yeuiV xliuuliuu
nml lnul tried oilier Timinwk . witlmut benefit. To wiiy I nm
leii!i(l with whitt the Akron Truns lm ilotie for im in putting
it iniMly imleed. " N
Tluiiikfully your,
' JDS. .1. SYZDKK. "
Heath's Drug' Store
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street
HEY FELLERS!
LOOK!
Tlient boy. Springer & I.ee,
liavc n w!ioU window chock full of
the purtiest silk tirrhtit' 1 ever
saw. Had lt wipe my speck off
a fore I could believe the price nit
"em-
63c TWO FER A DOLLAR
tin.sh; piiid It dollar enclt fi r
omr lately, not ft mite better.
Their sitfH tiny. "Thiirnilay.
Friday nnd Saturday fiily." Don't
mrs wttin' yours. Jcnt seo Vm
anyway at
Springer & Lee
"WEAR MEN BUY"
- 105 W. Main.
SEEDS SEEDS
A full tine of rollaMo bulk and pack
go Seeds from Sioux City,
Iowa, nursery,
Sunrise Potsloo Seeds
LeeWatKins Feed Co.
Phone 200
307 Ho. Front
SENSATIONAL
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
At Medford.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Mnln mt ltlrrl.le
QIic Mcfcjfclbuch
Wc work Woiulffr
with clothes tTmt nre
csuiltd ainl spotted.
Our in w nu tlnxl for
fre.slietiiii"; the np
pearaneu of eloth lias
won us a loii list of
eiithiisiasth4 patrons.
Suits enlh tl for when
request (mL ' ' v,
Muter Cle&nen and Dyeri.
DRY
WOOD
jTwo Tier 12 inch Tine, Ono
Tier 12 inoh Oak nnd Laurel,
all for $2.75 a Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phone 551
Special This Week
Old-fashioned Buckwheat Cake and Home
Made Sausage 25c.
TALENT'S CAFE
Formerly Mmlford liukery . - ... Hob Iubudtl, Mcr.
436 W. Mala
GET IT AT
Phone 122-R
DEVOE'S
' 1 ' ; . . ' : 1 0. A. De Voe, Prop.
Groceries and Confectionery
ICE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS,
CI0ARS, TOBACCOS, MAGAZINES,
, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY,
NUTS, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS,
MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK,
BAKERY GOODS, HOT COFFEE ANp LUNCHES,
TRU-BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES
We Sell Anita Stewart Coffee
YOU CAN GET IT AT DE VOE'S "
Open Evenings and Sundays