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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1922)
Y PAflfc TWO Jfocal and Personal Six curs In which 18 men, women and children arrived spent last niRht and tills morning at the city amo camp. All the cars but one came from California. Telephone 1010 Rogue Valley Floral Co.,' for your cut flowers and plants. Night phone H9-W. 320 M fi T)ilCti.lt' Willi C,trlln Jt.0,ft,-.,1 for Medford and vlcinity. llox 82. I'hocbtK.tire. ' 14 Howard Hill. K. 11. Davenhllt, Gor don " Voorhios and C. C. Cute, local directors of the Orepon Growers Co operative association, returned today from Salem where yesterday they at tended a meeting of the director nf the association. P. W Wooden of Urania Pass, another of the directors for this district, also attended. Nick Young has moved his horse tdioeiiiK Bhop from Billings ltlacksmith Shop to ElKhth and Fir streets. 14 PloalinK from one to twelve inches, five to fifteen cents per yd. Handicraft Shop. 13 , Fred If. Hopkins, the former well known local orchardist arrived in the city this morning for a week's visit. fturinR which he will be the guest of A. E. Realties. , Will pay 2Gc apiece for . hatching turkey esira under your setting hens. Ekkb furnished. Phone 2S-J-3. tf Jazzy, ieppy dance, Gold Hill. Sat. t . - 10 Mw. Cordelia Ankeny and daugh ter., Mips Gladys Ankeny, of Kugene iirrlpvd here Friday for a visit with ielat4Yes"aJ friends.' Dainty knitted gifts for the baby. Handicraft' Shop. - 33. Fay, & Sloan make their own hats, 426 Medford Building. 14 Lester Hixon, convicted of horse rustling, was sentenced Thursday in Klamath Falls to 10 years In the peni tentiary by Circuit Judge C. F. Stone. He Is also, under indictment on a charge of shooting Arthur Hamaker at Bly recently. Hixon Is well known In sections of this county. The latest designs in pillow tops to be worked in wool and combinations of wool and ilk. Handicraft Shop. 13 Snyder's orchestra. Gold Hill Sat. 10 Order promptly - filled for knife pleating. Handicraft Shop. 13 Don't forget Gold Hill danoe Sat. 10 HERE TODAY The Greatest Artist of .Them All J ' r - -r - I - . . , .liomslas ;"The! Xut" It the kind of photoplay .-iilcrluinim-nt tbul t-vrry Amrr lcuii likes, go"' clean fun with lot's of action, new stunts and Homo Of Doug's athletics mixed in. It will uinuse young nnd ,oll alike. PR1CICS: Adults Hoc , Kiddies 10c 'includes War Th OT1IKK ATTKACTIOXS OF , Ql'AMTV, TOO MONDAY XIOI1T ETHEL , HARRYMORK , I An article deulhiK with the problem j of the motor bus on the pacific, coast entitled "Are the Kailraads Doomed ?" written by Hubert W. Hub! of Medford. Is printed In the current issue or Leslie's Weekly. Tractor Owners? Send me your 1 name nnd address with make of true I tor. Important! Bliss Heine, 916 W. Tenth St.. Medford. tt Lime and cemem. Modford Lumber Co. Mrs. K. A. Hubbard left this inornin.e for Copco. Califs where she will make a brief visit with her mother. Fruit and shade trees. Kden Valley Nursery. 6.S0-.M. " IS Our hats are all exclusive designs. Fay Sloan, 426 Med ford Bultdtng.14 Among guests at the Hotel Holland are H. K. McDonna of Rochdale, Kng.. A. H. Sprasue of Silverton. Ore.. C M. Radke and A. J, Wiie of Seattle. D. K. Christie of Portland, J. V. K. Kelloss of Berkeley, Calif.. M. M. Fry of Hon ner's Ferry. Ida., and Vernon Heaver of Los Anpelos. Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat. night. 29 Another turnout of candidates for the Medford city baseball team is scheduled for 2 p. ni. Sunday afternoon on the North lfolly street grounds. The boys had a good workout last Sunday and If the weather permits ft is expected some real sport w ill be bad tomorrow. Medford has some ex cellent baseball talent and the men are eager to show what they can do in a real contest. We carry a full line of ladies" hosiery at the Vanity Shop. tf If you want to lease a first class modern unfurnished apartment of four rooms, including two bedrooms, also fa sleeping porch, call at the Cargitl apartments. 9 Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 13 B. W. Paul returned this morning from Corvallls where he attended the state convention of electrical contractu be brought bv the mixed quartet tors. The lectures and demonstrations from the "Crucifixion" entitled "For attended were given by O. A. C. facuI-;c.o ty members and others in the -large engineering laboratory building. Repairing on ladies' and men's wear ing apparel neatly done. Charges rea sonable. The Pantoriuni. Phone 214. Hard times made easy, bny ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent Gold R-r Realty company, tf ..XI TOMOHKMV OXLY "THE C J UT" ;EXK HOWARD at the mighty AVurliUor STARTS .Tl'ESMV MATIXKH, JIEliE DANIELS In "OX IS WILD WEEK" MEDFORD MATTi TRTHTTNE. lyrEDFORD. ORFfiOy, F.very one knows him as "Toggery Hill" nnd he is about as rabid a sports man ns Medford can produce. After three weeks In Portland ho checked out of the Multnomah yesterday ami started to drive for home, with Uomv inirg as his first stop. Coming to Portland bo drove from Medford to Portland in 1U4 hours, which shows that the Pacific highway i in splendid condition. There was u somewhat heated debate in the Multnomah lobby before Toggery Bill chock out as t. whether n Tuxedo is proper wear at xi formal dinner or whether a man must wear his "soup and fish." Being in, the clothing business. Toggery Bill announced that a Tuxedo is perfectly proper for a formal dinner, unless there are women present. In wbtch event the full dress Is more nearly cor rect, albeit the dinner jacket is strong ly championed by same good dressers. The Oregonian.' , .Try our merchants lunch. Tb Shasta. When in need of sash and door, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. J. C. Boyle, of the California-Oregon Power comiuny. who has been danger ously ill the past few days, was retri ed today to be out of danger. Klam ath Falls Herald. Best garden loam for sale. Thone 912-J. tf It it's insurance we write It It. A. Holme. The Insurance Man. Sunday night at the Presbyterian church, "The Gospel, What Is It? Has It Come to Your' will be the theme for discussion. The message will be further enriched and Interpreted by the singing of some of the Tine old gospel hymns and also by the play nig on the pipe organ of a medley or some of the choicest gospel hymns by Mrs. H. E. Marsh, the organist. The large audiences at the morning service testify tJ the interest in the coming of the Faster season. The message as announced for this Sunday morning will be "Why Jesus Is I'uattractivo to Men." An Inspiring message in song So Loved the World" bv Stelnor "Oh Sacred Head, Now Crucified" by Liszt will be sung by Forrest Ed meades. A sacred concert Is in course of preparation by the quartet to be given Easter Sunday evening which promises to be one .of the finest ever "given by them. Lovers or the inspir jing Easter music will look forward J with anticipation to this date. Several thousand dollars to loan on iniliroved ranch security. O. C. Boggs. This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, eta, used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders .traveling men and bare them printed out ot Medford. rhone us and we will calL tr Among tbe girls from Grants Pass attending the Southern Oregon confer ence of high school girls now In ses sion here are Misses Avon Middleton. "T-cnilse Everton. Melba I-acey and Clara llarbeck, who accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Parent arrived yesterday afternoon. Easter Egg Dyes 5c. Medford Book Store. 9 Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. 13 The Yreka free auto park, by order of its board of trustees was opened to the public yesterday. Many of Yreka's business men are in favor of keeping the park open all the year, i Dance Gold Hill, Sat, April 1st 10 I Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold tinder Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with share of crop, like rent Gold Ray Realty Company. tf ! G- M, Loomis, local Standard Oil ;nian. has recently purchased the bun galow under construction on Pine street near Jackson from the contract ing firm of Mehan and Lockwood. The family will take possession and occupy the new home immediately on its com pletion. i When you want dry mill blocks Just call Valley Fuel Company. Phone 76. j Always a big crowd, Gold Hill. 10 I H. L. Walther returned home tlils forenoon from Corvallis where be at tended tho state convention of electri cal contractors. New pleating machine installed at the Handicraft Shop. 13 Please remember that classified ads, locals and small ads are cash In ad vance. Bring in your ads and do not use telephone. , tf J. H. Fisher of Portland, credit man of Mason-Ehrman & Co. arrived from Portland this morning for a sev eral days business visit. C. L..Goff writes insurance on any thing. Telephone 41. When you think of chiropractic think of Dr. Bray, 31314-15 Medford Blrlg. 9 Frank Miller, who has been in Oak land and San Francisco for the past two weeks returned Thursday. Cash price for lime sulphur J8.75 lb. Bear Creek Orchards. 8-R-l. , tf Marbles, real agates, Medford Book Store. -9' George E. MacVicar, resident engi neer of the state highway commission will move to Medford the first of next week, in order to be nearer his work, which is on the Crater Lake road through the northern part of the County. Ashland Tidings. Everywhere you look you ,see Chevrolet tf Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery 0S0-J-2. . 13 C. M. Speck, manager of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange, return ed home today from a business visit at Portland. An to insurance. Brown & White, "Ueuuty is the first gift that nature gives to women and the first she takes away." E. Hurnham's toilet requisites: Shampooing, halrdresslng, manicur ing, facial massage, scalp treatments hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop, Medford Building, Phone 191-L. ' 13 Young lady wants position as stcn ographer 6r office work. Will do extra Announcement Is mutto that Hoy. G. H. Young. D.D ot Portland, educa tional director or, the Baptists of Ore gun, will speak at tho morning service next Sunday at the First Baptist church. He will have it message of Intervst. Rev. P, R, Loach speaks in the evening on "Prepare to Meet Thy God." Several will bo bapllxed at this service. The choir has some giunl music for both services. They are also busy arranging for an elaborate Easter concert. Thursday of next' week, "Tho Triple-Toned Golden Chimes" concert will be given at the church by P. Waldo Davis and son. Mr. Davis has made tour transconti nental tours, traversing ST states with these chimes and has won (be ap plause ot hundreds of audiences. It will be a unique entertainment such as many have never beard In this city. New hand-made blouses at the Colonial. ! Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co, A feature of the public market this morning was one or tho fattest blc dressed beeves ever seen In the city. This beet which was , from Dave Pence's ranch on Elk creek and was sold by him at a booth, is the fattest ever seen in the public market's his tory. Superintendent Runynrd said. Lauuspnch'a orchestra, newly organ ised, open now for engagements. Per sonal attention to private and club dances. -Go anywhere anytime. Phone 016-R. Goodwin corsets fitted and altered free. 20 S. Fir street. Alta Naylor. 17 There was born this morniug, to Mn nnd Mrs. Ernest Rice, at the Sacred Heart hospital, a daughter. The condition of both mother and child Is reported as satisfactory. Mrs. Paul Hansen, coxsctlera for NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf Model dress linings absolutely cor rect in measurements. Simply sew in your dress nnd work Is done at the Vanity Shop. tf Although considerable progress has bocn made with the census of ex service men which Is being taken by the American Legion aided by . the ladles' auxiliary, there are still some uncompleted districts and Commander Elmer Wilson has requested that le gionnaires with cars and those who can spare the time to act as enumera tors report for duty at the U'Rlon hull Sunday morning where they will re ceive blanks and Instructions for the day's work. 'New silk hose in all shades at the Colonial. s Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf J. Wesley Judy, local Standard Oil man. returned this morning ' to his duties with the company after a two week's vacation, the most of which he spent fllvverlng between his home in this city and his ranch in the Griffin Creek district where he had Intentions ot building some fence. hx-senflce man, with local refer ences of reliable parties, wants yard or garden work. Reliable' party. Phone 081-R or call at Horaco Evans, 828 N Central. 'tf Frozen automobile,' tractor and truck cylinders welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-hcat- ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Weding Works, 39 S. Front street tf Wendell Iawrence and Edward Kelly leave tomorrow morning for Eugene where they will remimo their studies at the University of Oregon. The spring vacation at that institution ends tomorrow and clans work begins Wednesday. Darnle8 hose for children at the Colonial. i Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night. Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Trowbridge of EuKene are Kuests at the Hotel Med ford as aro W. H. flurr of Minneapolis. R. A. lllrsch of Portland. Mr. and Mrs M. Gibbons and son of AVenatchee, A. A. Drnmmond of Tacoina, A. It. Cole and F. O. Rogers of Seattle and R. P. Grubb of San Francisco. Laundry work done, rhone 455-Y. 21S Hemstitching and pecotlng Sc at the Vanity Shop. tf The annual congregation meoling of the Presbyterian church um com?re' gallon will be held at the church Frl day evening, April 7th. It will begin with a covered dlHh supper at C p. 111. followed by the business niectinx at which time reports will be heard from church officers and all the organiza tions of the church. Members of the church and congregation are urged to save that date, bring their c-ivered dishes well filled nnd hear reports and help plan for the new year. Higgest dance this season. Gold Hill. 10 Fire insurance. Brown & White, Messrs.! Helinan and ' Hob In Hon of Ashland, two of the crack trapHhots of the vaflny, spent yesterday afternoon shooting the clay birds at the Lamport place on tho Pacific highway. , They are jiractlclng for the state . tourna ment which will be held in Portland In the near future. Dr. F. G. Thayci4, Roy Davis, Frank Miller nnd several others also went out yesterday after noon and got a little practice. It Is expected that a largo number of the trap Hiiooicru or tne community will shoot tomorrow, When better automobile! are built. Bulck will build them, tf Rose bushes and evergreen shrubs. Elen Vulley Nursery. . G80-J-2. ' 13 Personal service given to all auto repairs. Kl wood's Auto Shop, 118 South Central. Phone 7C9-J. 31 A telegram bus been received by H. A. Jansen, stutlng that W. J. Hills paused away In Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. Hills was formerly a well known resident of this city. No details of tho death are known except that the de ceased was III only a short time. , Stamped pillow cases for crochet and embroidery. Deuel's Art Dept. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co, , Everywhere you looK you see a SATHItnAV. 'A1MW, 1. William Isaacs, Medford'a Muratoje, returned last evening fixim PoHluml where ho Journeyed, ostensibly to en- gulf the Hupcrrimiu magnificences ot grand opera. Since the end of the sell- son he has been allowing bin exuber ant spirits to cool sufficiently to re turn to the home town without causing riotous disturbances, At ' least this Impression has been gained from the manager of Bill's clothing tmxlness. "New Sluing skirts at the Oolonlal.lt Free dirt for lawn. or garden. Call jnt building site, MluiU'sotu street. H. a. Tiiieroif. :. " A new lino of embroidery transfers ot Initials and monogrnuut, 15 cent copy. Deuel's Ait Dept ., Horace Bromley Is .confined to h(sj Home, it is reported that ho Is threat ened with iippeudlclils, J liai received a new line of stamped goods for applique and embroidery. Deuel's Art Dept. Crescent orchestra Katile i't, Sal. night. 29 When In need of shinglei and roof ing call Wallaeo Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. While Mr. und Mrs. Frank P. Fundi were culling on friends last night In tho I'arsyll apartment house, from N to II o'clock, their Chevrolet ear, No. 22.9!), was stolen from In front or that building. No trace of It had' been gained up to early this afternoon. This Is thu third car that lias been stolon from MV. Fafrell In the past two years, and the rirst two cars were finally recovered. Saalt nnd doors. Medford Lumber Co. . ' Flowering shrubs nnd vines. Eden' Valley Nursery. Kmi-J-2. 13 All kinds ot rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10H. Til East Main street. Miss Mary Scougall arrived in HiIk city yesterday morning from her home in Portland and will make an extended visit here w ith her brother, Harry, and family. Dance Eagle Polnl every Sat. night. 29 L. A. Murphy will start a milk route in the city beginning Saturday, April 1st.- Phono I F-13. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kay arrived here from Salem on Thursday by auto for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. llollls Hunt Ingtou. Tho latter is tholr daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kay accompanied by Mrs. Huntington drove bnck to Snlem today. Mr. Kay Is the former state treasurer. Hemstitching, Picotlng. 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. . tf llurliank nnd l'iinv'i Tlinrnl,ua blackberry. Eden Valley Nursery, US0.J-2. 13 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOIt SALIC S heart n machine with tx netB knives, tl5.00. I'lione V VAXTEI Competent woman for Keneral hotmework: two adulu. IS Uom Court. Mr. Duvld Itoncnberx. tt WANTKI One-home truck wiiKon. C. Volkner, It. 3, Iloic 4S. Medford. 9 WANTED 1'nher at the Page theatre Apply in Mrson. don't phone. tf Merchants Attention HAMS0N CASH CARRIER EQUIPMENT FOR SALE RHODES imos. of Tacoma offers for salo In whole or In part, the entire I.aniMun Cash Carrier equipment, formerly used on their first two floors This equipment comprint' track Kta llons, carrier und cable, nil in first class condition, and may be pur chased for a fraction of the cost of new. Address A. M. Fraser Itliodfs Hi toiler, TiKoimi, Wiihh. Special COMMENCING FIRST SUBJECTS FOR SUNDAY 11a. m., "Beautiful People" 7:30 p. m., "Nearsighted People" jervices every BIG MUSICAL PROGRAM At each service there will be extra fine! music by tho male quartette, the chorus, Mr. and Mrs. .Scou gall; Mr. Waldrbn, Mr. McDonbugh and others, ' , , .,, The 10-piece orchestra will also furnish music part of the time. 1022 TRIGONIATO DRILL IF WEATHER NICE U tomorrow (Sunday) Is a nice day, drilling will bo conducted at Trl Kotilu well, for tho benefit ft tlto public, to ncu Dm tuts and oil us I; is hullod rrotn I hit well, und see tho gas burn as If bolls over the top of the bailer. The public Is cordially Invited to bo present, providing It Is Too Busy? Too luisy to go to church Sunday? Some day the angel of tlnath will tap your shoukler. You cannot put him otF. Why not cultivate the spiritual side of your nature? The old commandment:"Six days slult thou labor and do all thy work; hut the seventh day is a Sabbath" was intended for you. Cold-blooded economists tell us that men who rest on Sunday do the most work. There is a seat for you in this church. Come Sunday. fvsnu-mlvr th StiNvitb to ketp it hoi;. In tt Jj, tho ifutlt nut Jo an; uvrk. tJ 11 A. M. REV. G. H. Y0UNQ, D. D., PORTLAND 7::;n i. m. I "PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD" ? ' (Oi'diiiaiHr nf Haptni First Baptist Church N. Central and Fifth St. , Are You : Trying to Fool God? I li-a 1 this titiitjiic iit'.st mii (lisi'iKsctl Sunday evening ly DR. HARCOURT W. PECK An Evangelist of Note, a Preacher of Power Many arc licim; lilcNscd iiiil-i' the ministry of this j man of ( 1ml. At 11 A. M. his sitli.jtvt will l.o "WHAT IS THE GREATEST THING IN '. THE WORLD?" FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fourth and I5artlctt : REVIVAL SERVICE EACH EVENING Dtiiinir Next Two Weeks. (Saturday t-Xfcptctl) Exceptional Music. You Are Invited Evangelistic Services SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH during the week, excepting evening Saturday 1 tt uli o plousuul. diiy, .othm wine tlici will ho no drilling, Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, iincluNu with no und mall It to .Foley & (' 8835 ghofflold Ave., Chlcugo, 111,, wiitK yimr , and HddroMS clearly, You will reculve In return n trial pnekauu containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for couylis, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills ror piilim In sides and buck; ilimi. minium, backache, kidney nnd bladder al.lnionls; and Foley Cathartlo Tab lets, iv wholesome anj thoroughly eloiiiiAlnii cailmrtlo . for constipation. bllloiiHUCMM. Iinaduehos, and sluggish bowols. Hold everywhere. ' work In either. ' I'lione 383-J, tf Chevrolet. tf