Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 01, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextK rEDFORTi matt; tribune, medford. om:r;or, moxday. may i, 1022 TAOE FIVE ASHLAND BUSINESS IN GET BEHIND GRANITE QUARRY Alilll,.NI, May l. Nii Iim limn n nin. of liiullim clUciis lomlly li v Joined hi iiuiiriin('fititr very no lnl n Ml In I luoinot Ion f unci l liim-l irlliiilniiry fKiiuiixi-n ini'MH'iit id rt vloi'lnii 1 Ik' Hlslr "ninlHt 4 im it-v mi 1111 cxtmislvc M'ltW Thin l 11 imi flC)' loinlml III thn Vlrlnlly of AyiT'K Hinir. about cl miles m.ullifiiMl of Aahlnnd. Kor mnim llinr II. '. J , , ,.,., (lulny, of tills i lly, uaalatril hv K. V, I t'lii-ti-f, luia Ih'cii cniuliirtln. llllUNllVK IIIVI'KllKHllllll i f llll )l'llll. slllott. tlm linillim lulus (klt-nnivo. (lotion. Iuhb In i ll m-i llli'il, llllra nlso 11 I'll 0 thiil tlm flfty-ci-nt cbiirim' In tourlHlH fin' niiio 1 11 hi i prlvllii I in ilmiii nwiiy wlili mill Hint tin"! Uioilllds h iilmnltilfly freii Id nil ' comma, noiiiii or iiik hiii'iiui'M ure urri'ilnu to iiiiIihiiIIik 10 a fuiiit to lu-uvliln liil(iiti fur II, u camp urniinilH iiinl ptnkN In Ki'Mi'iiil, pro- vlili'il u return In IiiiiiIh to lliii fien KllltllH. Ill llll' lll I1 1 1 lull till' )l'l'd llliill IIiiiiukIi Iuwii h flxi'J ill 20 llllll-N ll'l' hum, Willi I hi. uddttllllllll lliiilliillon nf n i;'-n,ll null wlillii illHni at liiml hoiini'H illrm'lly on th lllill nf tlw I'mlffc Highway, till, ill' I'linmliiilit. i uliiil. iillnu iriifMo mat' til". EAGLE POINT EAGLETS 7 A. O. IfvliM California Girls and Horses in Al G. Barnes Novel Offering Mr. and Mm, Krunk Houston of Trull with mnoiiK llm litiHini-nx callijrs I Wednesday iiiornltiK on tliclr way to M I'd ford. J. U. Patrick wliii Iiuh been iIiIiik aonin mrii.ntiMln uroumt town was rnKMKcd Wndnesduy iiuttlng In some ahflvlnn In tti rHlii nin of 1 J, Mc I'liorson, nuikliiK It morn convenient jf'r Mm, .Mcl'limson, and now ho In Nijihl I'ntiiiliuiin Kolii-rl I bourn inKstted puttltiK In somo fliminii In from n Wall of Rrvi.iul mouth'. Uu-un IrrlKlitlnii il'ti li mi Thiiinna P Vlrh. firm on ItnKUo river a short dls- iniinii hi (Vnii'Mi I'liitfni nin. 1 Tln Modern Woodmen nwt on Mollilny iViiiliic, ,M,,y , n Momhk Hull, turner uf Mu In and third tanen below tlm Uo Hcnr'rencb bt'ldK. Htanley O. Jewell of I'orllanil and .. A. Jones of Mi'dford wem lure for dinner Udn.'uv. Mr. .Icweit In lii'Kiliitory animal InsiM'-tor of tlm 1'. 8. What ,. ti'i nii'ii -m hoot hours," "''""KK'ttl survey. iiiilli'il in unto tiiifrii' Hiiofit ru- J "dun K. I. ItrlKKM of Anhlnnd. iiiilmiH. n fiT to llm pnilu'd from i llnlph Cownlll of Cir.it ru I I'olnt and V ii. in., lo U p. in, Iwirit" Minim will Im II. nwter of Mi-tlford win ilm hi-ri- . . ' ti.. ! wniiiK iii i'um (hit Hln i t iiniioun.lim fur dlnni-r nl tlm huiiiii tim. Tlicv liiiiion In K-i'ii.l hu i-iiviri-d tin. ! h1"''''' l""1""1'"'"' - out woiklnx In Hip inK-rt oft hi 11110 nr miiiiy iiml Hiiiiiuiii. uhk,i ... . . "" "'"'"'r noyM. J. n. joni-ii una 'in fremiti I M'. I'tc, Ill nrili'i' to urilvi' Nl ri'liiiri lii-iihlv.. unili'i Nliiniliiiu I ii riiuuv, suiy b. rh iin h will hold n !hi Chrltliui liH-iiilim for of whin ilioruuKli dovri,,,,,,,..,,. (,t,i,...i. dvoi..,l to i..lHl.,imry xt.-n. w) M. J. Jon?. V. A. Hill und II. II. Smith of Hutln Katlw wcr? hroe for dlnnor Hit. miurry liiiiillm In thi wuy of -pilnlllnlitnw a iniilld rnlnriulno ill mir viTy ttiui. It In ik'kiIIi'k to ilwcll iin.n lh wonili'i ful uriT of i mtTii Bio nil" niiiirilrn, Imili Vi-i Klmi, Mniior front I'oilluuJ Mi Mlnrix lllit to In ii'tiH'iit. nd Bdiifmluy nd no wui J. V. Jti-rrlun, ,th miiH-rlntcndi-nt of the fUli hatch- ry. II r.Kirtii that he lion alre-ndy Kt mul Hilt" nnlnK will -oon mvm luindrd mul fifty thoimuml fUli Im nvmli. uii'il. di vi ioihiii'iiik to thin luit'liflil out of th ikich h has takon mom mul New llHimmlilix hnviuw "l-r way on a national out of l,lltU Hutln crnuk hi-rc and that ii..tl...'.ro.ntli.. in tin rlnMifl.il-1 . ,"r N""" wl" ' nl1 thy ar doing fln. tlon. "lUrr timnlir1 I. known th-' Jp"H" liil.urn will ,..,. wt. Urn , y j. A nnU w,f w, on . . . i . .. . .... ... i nil nnilotlivlliK him. 1 hi. Mvn.tti-utif ... worm i.v.t. nauiiiirx or ini nuinr , , . . - - " . iriclr Mrm on the IV & K. It. II. wnr 'i . .... Im, und..r wny for Horn tln.n ""'" n'l nmew. Aim. ,,ni.t th.iiiili im.lr..'lliun rhanm In. , '"J Mr- ''rKK I'bllllp of th!a plure. . , Hunilny, April 2S. Tnlr-iit'M oiympk innrutlion wm- Mr. and Mm. O. C'onovpr wprp trad Ii M Imit rriiluy, Julio 'lin-nnn. n Inn hire U'l-iliipmla)'. mnmhiil of th duy, mid Cout h J, W, II'vr, aiixrlnti'ndont of th1 HiiKhiK. oiflriAl alnrti'r, linth v,in,.l,i.. .ml l,v i- url. I ".uiini. win n an 1'iirimivii imo, mm mu Willi tlli of llll" ll,lllvn-iinjllil tlm l.itiKr om. iimlilnt 'oitip.lltlvi.y. Ii In ih'I only Die ill nil c lnt nlno ili pri lum y i.f iIiiiki. Inti'i '!ml to hi1 HMiirvd Iiml our lmnl pi'opl Join furira In thn rnlnhlliihiiivnt of im miIim prinA on mull a milixtntillul Imihi, provlilhiK n liiiiiio liuliiKiry, Willi Ii nIioiiIiI ifit. il mrnt Minr tlohn. fur tlm pi.llillU..ii mi' iltilit nl bund. ik'iIiuk only ri.tidili i. f mid 'IKOUIHIii'lH' III to di.Vioi thi'lii, I'foplo uf thn llli'' In lii'lii'liil will Im of t. i til nn niii.rititiiiy to Im, k up moral rni'oiirtiKi'ttit'itt by fliiiuii lul uppoi l In fui lhcrlim n p rnmii. ni Imlimlry. Iiuiltitf lh imt yi.nr tli luarry'a output rrm-bvil n viilim lltiK lill.UOU, Iihm lirrn li.rr- nld tlm piit nix yi'mi wlih iioinliiul niiicrwi. n ninlini whiili nhtmld lltiio pbctiomrnul om If llvin lnrnt ikiui iilun llnr whlrll ttin prnJiH-l nliiiinlanily luMlfl". Ih-iiih fioiii Anlilund. . AllvcHta orcberd wan nlno bpro on bus Inm and llla m that the pi-omxTt for a fino crop wa novnr iM-ttor. Thut li" ban It wi'll pruni-d up nivl In fliu- nhnpo. Tlml bp him aim benn mnkliiK milni) Rulmtantlnl Improvement In the linn of new btilldlni; and la yettlnn It Malta t'oinmniidnry nieeta on Wi-d- l In fine lifl) again. rwnlriK. Mny S. nlmi work In! Mm. J, WuttenliiTR nd hor dnilRh- I'.iiihik or no luiiiiiH, lu-nrly 1000 f wrvli'o men hiivn lieell appointed pOKlnttinter unip'r Ilia pieaelil od-ii.lnlhlrulli.il. Mil liVlt an.l nrart n r, I a home. I Mm. Charles Wilkinson wfr spent ti.e niotit. of her tlm at their Ii line at tlm I)ud Indian Soda Hprlntn, came out Friday and went out to her farm on tlm Khk1 Piilnt-l'lioerilx roail. Jlr hiiahand la unable to live with any comfort In the valley on aoeount of the altitude and the result. Is l hey live together In the hlllN. (J. M. White of Medford. pasaed through here Friday 'on his way up to (ieorne 1!. Ilrown'a with three lars?o brooil 8'iwa of the Poland China breed that Mr. Hrown had purchased on Ap plegate. Mr. White said that he was to move Mr. H. U Young out to M-d-lord on hla return trip. Minn Carmen Wlls m of Me lford, U. I.. Dinf.n, a cattle buyer of Fort Klam ath, Mr. and Mm. Hoy Stanley and s n Ilertland and J. Jones of I'.utts FuIIm, were here for supper Friday, and Mr. Jones was here for dinner and re mained over night. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Sponger, Dr. Woir, liesbie Hurlihart, Ma Magerle of Kogue Iliver, spent Wednesday hunt ing gates above Easle Point. They were the guests of Mrs. Frank Iewls. V. OF V. SPEAKER AT FORUM THIS WEEK "Conimiirty Consciousness" Will be the suhjeet of an address at the Medford Chanilier of Commerce for um next Wedneddiiy. This will b given' by 1. I. floak who Is th hnf counsul of the Woodmen of thn World arid who 1 nlno the president of the Chamber of Commtrc of Denver, Colorado. ' .- As a recognised lender iminn In surance men, Mr. Ho.ik was called to WanhlnBton durlnsf the war to help frnme thn insiiranre policies of the government, lie was one of the bid men of the country who rendered expert service without renumera linn and ho is entitled to every comic?-,- that may be extended, him while In Medford. ... The luncheon wilt tie 'held ' at the Medford Hotel at the noon hour and officials of the Medford Camp, are exti-nded the privilege of this forum. About bull ii ilnun clii lit In the local piiHiorriie will l i! I vii mi op portunity. Mny 3 of prrfi'i'ttna- litem-rlv.-s In mniicra ri-Kiinlina; m-linlule eic, iIiik to a formal cxsinlnsilon nmnu lliesa 1 1 inn Following closely upon the dls m iniiioi'iit ennferencf at Wanhlnstoii anil surceetllnit the wrinnmenl ciu-feiem-e at tlenon, a third conference was lately held up the canyon amid K.ip ami Halt aurrouudltiita. affording mitnn niKiliigutRlied vuiiors an op portunity ifvi-wn at clow rang the cbnrms of this rustic retreat In the midst of a lyidcnt woodlnnd and brook Hide environment. F.vorylmdy loves a b re. nnd w hen the) horse Is ridden by a pretty girl, smartly gurbe l, it's a dull eye. Indeed, that doeisn't aparkle at the slitbt. With the Al (i. Humes Wild Animal Circus, coming to Medford on Wednesday, May 3rd, f.ir two performances at 2 and 8 p. m., beautiful hleli achool horses, with pretty girls to ride them, dance a step with the forefeet of their uti-eils. The splendidly trained horses In this act arc va'.ued at $112,000, and the girls well, they're mostly sun kist beauties of southern California, and the total of the German repara tions wouldn't buy a lock of their hair. You'll see many of 'em in the two mile street parade the forenoon of present an equine) ballet one hundred ' circus day and In "Alice in Jungle- the iinli.r of ihn T. inyin. This meet- ter. Miss Kvlyn were also among the log will fix tli liioXnilnn of com- .usluess culler WeJncsduy. Mr. and iM.iii.l.iiy prililnns which inn be Mr Wallenberg ar.i the lesBeca of 7,, " U " . . " ', , "n" of "'" ,"'l fur'"" uI,'n tn" banks horses dancing to the throb and swell ; land." the beautiful fairyland fantasy, Merifonl Mav "d Al ih tneeilns "f ,,0,c" r'v'r' b,'lonK1'" f 1 bomas 0f Ike big show bacd, with a;iicrb cditir.n of 1922. which opens the show, M.iy 3 stiiiiier will Im served al :30. M1-"0' n;l bl sister, Mrs. f.arlylo grace and In jierfect uni n. Now and land you'll asree that both the girls and V'H.I..I, tl. 11'.,..l..I..- I . ... .. .. . . . . . . i''"1"" " MIH-HI..-I h tt i"-,inen. tne young women nisiiouui anuiue norses are wcnarousiy iatr. A pilse of ten rt..lUrs for the best 'tred one of the best farmers In the omilon. as ort. r-d by the t. ft., county, anil that Is saying a great dinner Tt-.'rsday whose names I failed w us won Ut Frlduy rvinlim by ileal. Tho ditch and flume will soon ... i,..ir r, i,,.,.. iliari Ki,u...l v nilli and I'.dlih, blKh w honl ti-r of Mr. mid The subject replied to tldll." I pui.tl. and bo completed so as to put water all M h Km Myhre, Oscar S:nilh i"."; .f,I::.K:- ovrr. U- Bn, a ,ilrK0 'nrl of ' ll,Md',W,, Coiirel. came in tor dinner. , act lu alfalfa. Harvey Stanley of Wellen. was here J. U Iloblnson, one of our prominent farmers who is generally up-t -date lor dinner ThursJay, Messrs. J. Thursday on his way to Medford but stopped at, the Sunnyside over night until after dinner and went out then so Medford. There were four young men came In .11 In toll or "l"'ly t to alfalfa and was plowed ,WI. for K-norally put. m quite are reprenut.ves of International , 3 just a few day. before tho deal was lot of com and he rep .ed he was, Lis trl hut ing Co of cho.ee paintings. I made with John Hader and I predict ' owlDB now nn', .pln it us he of that city. Pcrkeley. Cal. Thn Hit. In Kchoot arsHlons for May Will be held at the Nnfiiriiie church, ii lid In llm nuMintlitie Children's week, April an, May ". will be observed on tlm bunis of fin thciimi a Rundiiy scboul cnnipulun on ii general plan, as out lined by special committee. Municipal truffle rules, moderate snd eminently fair to all parties con cerned, are being unwilled, not only by louilxtx but also by local residents, especially those Ini created In accea sniii.il in supplied to tourlsis. who u. i ii i j . . . . j . .i. in i. i a DON'T NEGLEST YOUR AUTO TOP Med. Tent & Awning Works OpiNialte M. I". l-Hit ItA'llt. kl- I .. M ... .)ltll..ll. ..Ml f 1 1 'rhe im-al paper carries a clnsj-lfled . . . f .. . . , . R , . with his work was here ThursJay an.l Hughes. Ernest O'Riley, Gus Anderson ml whl. li announces Hint "Hie con- '''"i,, ' r i!",,'.i,," i, ... 1 hUcI him if be had his corn ground and Ira Love of Berkeley, Calif. They l it l..u..n.,f ll,ilM la H Alllnf ' llllll-i. HAW " ' ". ' . u. pt. '... " Hint the tourists art Ilia Medford auto ramp The Parent-Teacher gathering will that there will be a fine crop next -- 's """'f "! r.aC!.r- ' Henry Fr,nch n1 8n UyJ VCDt be held bi Hotel Ashlitnd, on Tues- season If not sonner. duy, May i. Mm. Hill, state presl. i rank Haseltnn. the foreman on the dent, will be here also Mrs. Mdton or(.llBr1 WM ,n lcwn Tutirs. Hlgslns of MaHaachusetts, nations pre dent. There will be a luncheon . , . .. lit 13:30. foliowe.f by . reception "l-rj. I bright for a big fruit crtp this from t to o. In tho evenlnif these season and that the frost had done no distinguished vlsltirVa will be enter- damage so far. mined al Medford. Mrs. H. T. Kl-! Mr. and Mrs. I E. Wood of Medford more, of this city, has been Appoint- passed through here on their way to has bis harrow attached behind it thusjto Medford Thursday and returned via finishing It up as be g x-g quite a di- raffle Point to do their trading, parture for him f ir he generally plows Shorty Allen of Wellen. was a bttsi his corn land In December, but the ess caller Thursday, and Ralph Tuck- past seas n has hern so wet he could er nn(1 wife and their son In-law. Wm. Stauh of Itrowns'Miro, were transact ing business at the Eagle Point State 8-13. Hubert Hentley. former clerk In the Ashlund postoff Ice. Is now cur rier on rural district No. I. succeed ed delegnif to the national conven- Hum, Kails Thursday morning and the tlon. whli H meets In Tacomu. May udy wnkcd through the towu and dis tributed religious literature as she I went and some of It was very Interest- In;. They were accompanied by a man named lluchcs. I I received a note from Rev. C. C. been promoted to the position of Hulet. the Sunday school evangelist "glad hand extender" to tourists In for the Prcsliyteriun Sunday school auto camp grounds park. j society Thursday, too lato f.ir my Wed- I nesilny letter, requesting me to an- In these moving and housecleanlng nounce that he and Rev. Harrison days. . remember tho aalvage neU'WOij hold services in llutte Falls not get on the. land so Is trying it "the laiy man's way." t L There have been two rr three snail ' back. changes In real estate that 1 bad notj Inex Whiilock came in Thursday heard of in time for my last letter, j with the expectation of finding a Jit Wm. G. Knishton sold a small tract of ney to take her to Medford but soon bind, a little over an acrrc, to Hoyd i learned that there is no jitney service Pierce, nnd the rest of the tract, jiin-jhere 83 our legislature passed a bill ing the old F. M. Stewart property to; exacting a tax or license fee of some Clifford Hicks -Xi. about four acres, all "thing like $350 fr carrying passengers of both tracts set In alfalfa nud under the Irrigation ditch, both good buys. And 1 understand that there has beqn a lot sold to a wouiun, but am not able to report it as yet until 1 learn more definitely. Ceo ice Holmes, our carace man. oiiarixrs In the tent near the Tidings .... a i u j a i,inn.. iinniir,! Wot. . . . , . . i CTOiiuay. April o, nun cjiv.ii oj up iv .... o ... .. ..,.....- .. oftl.e. conducted by the I Mc Im- '...,.,,,, lh ne,t.iv nlclil strangers here for! S. J. Smith of llutte Falls, came out ol I I.e. conuiicien n.v ion inn i . .,.,,,,,. , o,h provemeut club, which opened for . JnUlullnn Va5 1-th , he season on May 1. ' There were two stra a bill worked through by the rail road company and now the stages are not allowed to carry anyone, but just after she had made the discovery a car came along with only three men so she secured a seat with them and went on. but S. J. Smith was not -so fortunate, so had to remain overnight. O. E. Merrill of Derby, who has been spending a few days in Medford, came 1 . . l a. "' '- ' ' ' IT " ' Ll Ll ii i ill I l rc-.v VOfc sStfts -- Jacket over Pep. VVX permint gum Sugar, jacket just "melts in your mouth," f?aa25A - " table gum center. VST And with Wrigley's three old Nf '. itandbys also affording friendly jf aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap- ytff S I - petite and digestion. yw-j Vv 1 Soothing, thirst-quenching. v"xW fy V ' Making the next cigar jSffjy (f taste better. yW )f REPISEIAME MEDFORD BUSiWESS ESTABUSHMEM "Were not Satisfied Unless 1cm Are - CITY CLEANING & DYING CO. 101 South Riverside Phone 474 QUALITY, WORK, QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop - 21 S. Central Shoca Repaired While You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. VULCAN AUTO SPRINGS Complete stock of these famous spring for nil cars on hand. Price, re t -jr i. '-i .'.. .) .unable. : BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET V We make truck bodies, nnd do all kind, of blacksmltblng. 1 wit' 1 ..s Mason, Ehrman & Co. Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Itepaira and builds springs All new springs guaranteed. General repair, lilacksmith ing. Only Spring Furnace in Southern Oregon. 11 8 S. Bartlett. Phone 183-J When your Duds Are in our Suds you can bet, you'll get re sults. Remember we sp cialize on rough dry fmily wash. NASH BARBER SHOP Up-to-date Service- Bowman & Noe. ProDs 2lt &. Riverside. Phone 873 American Laundry Co. Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. Anlr Ttmii. dnnlof fnr nnB nf tnesn hriindg. Veterinary Hospital AND Sale Stable IXR. 0. A. GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 Automobile Springs Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MERMMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside Phone 279-J "With Medford Trade Is Medford Made." C. B. W ATKINS HAS OPKXKI) Lee Watkins 6 Co. FEED STORE Choice Grade Crushed Barley, Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay, Grain and Poultry Feeds. Custom Grinding nnd Rolling a Specialty. AN UP-TO-DATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP AT 127 W. MAIX ST. Next Door to Walker Auto Co. PAINT AND CLEAN UP The Old Reliable SHOE SHOP No. 7 N. Fir Street Best Shoes for Less Money : We handle Weyenberg Shoes Hig Class . Shoe Repairing " - HERBERT TILLS? ' MEDFORD TENT AMD AWNING WORKS MAXIFACTtRERS . Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and Cushion works; Tourist Supplies, . Anything made of Canvas. f. f. ui rkr, rnop.