Medford mail tribune., May 20, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFOttn MATT TUTIUTXfi, MrcDFOUD, 'OIIMIoN': RATUliHAY. MAY 'JO. liL'l
Jf ocal and
Personal
t.ast Saturday thirteen eoft-drinW-
men of l reka worn arrested by federal
The American 1 .onion, the (l. A. 1!
offices for violating the tWisin3'tT;,,ni1 'i''s RHf Corp. hold a
the lSili anienliucut. The officers
; were working under Butter, federal
The, proponed Hike of the Urljallesi Wr f' California and
to Squaw lake, whlrh was to have ' A- K- Sliurtifff. W. l.anoster and
taken place Sundav, hag )mm n pst-!w- R ''"W- Tlu soft ,,rt,,k ,on r"
poncd indefinitely because of the jn-: re out on $lrt(rt hull. The of
clement weather, fenders are to appear at Hoil lUuff le-
Dance at Riverside Comnmnitv 01ul)!f,,rp r- s- commissioner for their
tonight. Cood music, good cats, good I preliminary hearing im a date to be
fellow ' M!f,XP' hy said commissioner. Those
-.. . n , -1 . . nH i.ii in -f,Mi 111.1 mr Ma tifiriinii.iniK.
nre insurance, iirown e vxpiir. -
The Natatorium maintains the h.r-Shark's 01mnoll. Park Vninnm, l. C.
rest orchestra in southern Orison. 'c'Kis. Hntchins. F. V. Cun-
mhleh ilnoa mnrh In nritinlnrlze tlie ; ninshaiH, 0. C. Mathews, Frank
eoknd pa'tles held there. The gen
eral admission la ontv Ifla find those
Ticif .urimr ti iintirA fin,i im nvtninir'A i sen. reka Journal
onterulnmenr. in the music ' alone. 51 i The Natatorium maintains the lac;
The rainfall of the 24 hour endimj-Rest orchestra in soul hem Oregon,'
at 8 a. m. today amounted to .31 of an i which does union to Kipularix the
Inch. It eonlimied to rain today In .'week-end parties hold there. Ihc acn
shower, and the tirediotion is for eval admission i only "10c and those
showers tonight and Sunday. ;mu carina to d&ncu riud an evonios's
Danes, Eagle. Point; Sat. nlte. 69 'entertafnment'rn the niflstc alone. Tl
When in need ot shingles and roof-: Auto insurance, rtmwii A White.
itsg call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 F..I Seeley Hall and Ueorse dates who
Main. have heon in Tortland for the past few
Free dirt for lawns 01 garden. Call days will return to this city tomorrow
At btiildlns site, Minnesota street H.jin a new Packard.
A. Thlerolf. j - Don't pick out sintfe entertnlnments
t Mathews, Frank Par-
! sons, K P.. Parsons, William Itrown.
Pen Hall, Carl Fletcher, August Jon-
Alex Rparmw and bride., as they; In the Chantanqua, as it is a money
reKlHtered at. the Multnomah, held an i saver to secure a season ticket. The
improni)itu reception and received the .price poes up when the Chautauqua
oonsratulations of their many friends; opens. Call Rev. F. R. Ieaoh for in
in the hotel. For several years Mr. j formation. tf
Siiarrow has been superintendent of
Crater" l-ak lost total park. Late re
ports from the park state that there) Junior Week Knd puests at the lni-
is stilt a. Rretldeftl Of snow around verslty of Oresen are expected home
the take, but that the prospects are from Eugene tomorrow nisht. Among
thai the lake will be accessible about those who are in Eugene are Dorothy
the usual time for tourist travel. Myers and Pauline Johnson.
Portland Oregonian. Everywhere yon loo you see a
Bi reduction-on trimming materials! Chevrolet. . . . i tf
conference Thursday nlnht and hemm
the formulation of plan for Memorial
Day exercises. The exercises will In
clude decoration of graves, a parade
and a program at the Page theatre.
For rent on share dam-in pavilion,
hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting.
baUilvtg-nnd camping privileges cover
Mug 1 0l acres. River frontage, tiold
I Ray Summer Resort, Gold Ray Really
;Co. rhone TCS R or 131-Y. 6t
i l. O. K. K. annual dunce, K. P. hall,
Wed. May 24m. 11. O. K. K. orchestra.
' AH Pokies and K. P.'g invited. Pane
ling y to i. . r.4
I -"Ihinioi, mandolins, guitars. Root
I Music Co. 62
I "Adelbert Elliott, Vergal Shnlts, Alice
lnnls ahd Ruth Plekeley were grad
uated yesterday from the Rogue River
high school.
i Tires and work guaranteed by Ex
change Tire Co., 2S N. Riverside. M'
j Store away your winter furs, wool
:ens, bedding, etc.. In a Pacific Cedar
Chest. Safe, economical, convenient
We have made and sold over -twelve
hundred cedar chests. Cot yours now
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. '"
Wantitl Hoarders. 1"9 N. Central
no
Wayne J. Pickler, who has for some
time past been in the position of assis
tant special agent for the Standard Oil
company in this city, has been placed
in charge of the rompaify's branch at
K, W, Gould returned yesterday
from a several days fishing lour on
l'.vans creek ami reports that fishing
Is still poor on that stream.
Hearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at 9 100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Near
Medhud Highway, field,. Ray Realty
Co.. Phono 72$ R or 134 Y. '
Owing lo the enormous sizo of the
production, "The Passing Show," play
ing at Ihe Page theatre Tuesday night,
the curtain w ill rise ut S o'clock, sharp,
the company arriving on their own
special train in the afternoon. Med
ford Is the only city in the state
playing this Winter Garden attraction
outside of Portland.
Sand, (travel, soutment. Phone 913-J.
Hishop and Thomas, hauling coutrac,
tors, arrived In this city Thursday with
four 3'y ton Mack trucks and It is
expected that they will start work on
the Medford-Kagle Point section of the
Crater Lake, highway wlthtn three or
four days.
The Nalatotium maintains the lar
gest orchestra, In southern Oregon,
which does much to laipularls the
week-end parties held there. The gen
eral admission Is only lee and those
not caring t dance find an evening's
entertainment In the music alone. 51
Goff writes Automobile Insurance.
Telephone 41.
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An Evening of Good Music!
is featured for all who enjoy the best in musio
"Sunday 8 p. m. at the
First Baptist Church
(N. Central and 5th St.)
See full program elsewhere
11 A.M.
"THE NEED AND VALUE OF PATIENCE"
A helpful message for all
Big Young People's Meeting 7 P. M.
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Rev. V. Tt. I.enc!i
Pastor
for hats. Fay fc Sloan, 429 Medford
building. - 52
C. L. Goff for Fire Inenrance. Tele
phone 41. . v . . ' . -
Piano polish" Root Music Co. 52
The Medford high school
' '. " ' ' gjjStaton. Ore., as special agent anil left
I mis iiioruiiiK ey iiHiior, ai'vouimnirii
hy his wife, for that city. He will
return next week for a few days visit
lifter which he will locate permanently
in Staton. ' Acquaintances wish Mr.
Pickler success in his new position.
Bteakftist at the Medford Cafeteria
and Delicatessen. i'
Dance at Applegate May 20th. Fine
I sup per ii nd good music. Tickets $1.10
'including war tax. Everybody come. 61
i Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall
For expert tawn mower grinding call
Milfli.ll I O.Mnf Cn ! 1
B. W. Sanford, district sales, man
ager for the Portland branch of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
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baseball ;w8 a Medford business visitor yester-- . nkfl Cr. .
team- aereatea tne ort Jones, cant., uay v. 'district, arrived in this city this morn
nign BC.HK.. team je8leruuj, uy w.r , uu gpfnt transacng bus.
UI 1 -1-V III a I 1UU1I1K iflllC. IUO iiv at t
ooy. piaye e wst mm or me a- nu ut-r u. AttPntion ex.s,jler8: Rn, hes sold
oa. time jmciiru biiu iub iiwwu """" .i.. c. .1.11.,.. ., .,.., .til,
iiai 01 cniir, iiKQ riui. vitmi
secured comparatively few hits. Dono- Ex-service men are ngain
van did some clever base stealing and that May 23th Is the final date for thei
In conjunction with Johnston at third j filing of bonus perg. Applications
of
Realty Comiany.
Ray
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and Williams at second put out two
men. Every man on the' team played a
good game. Three weeks ago the
Fort Jones team defeated the locals by
a score of 15-3. This gives' an idea of
the improvement in the local4 boys
since that time. The field was wet
yesterday and the ball was hard to
handle. The Fort Jones boys were
good snorts and took the defeat in a
made after this date will receive no
recognition. This applies to the state
bonus.
D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall
Manuafacturers of the better grade
' davenports, chairs, rockers, and foot-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE la acres under ditch, fino
building Bite, plenfy of shade, close
to town. A bargain.
Completely furnished 4 rooms
with bath, on pavement, all clear.
JCiitO cash will handle.
'.'6 acres. 8 acres alfalfa. Borne
fruit, good 5 room house with fire
place, large barn, best of soil,
. cash will handle, Immediate posses
sion. Good stock ranch, all farm tools.
30 head milch cows, 60 acres alfulfa,
At a bargain.
C. S. HUTTEHKlEl.n. 6i'.
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WANTED Woman for general house
work, two in family. 131 Almond. 62
LOST Hetween .Medford and Phoenix
auto license plate No. 27391. Suit
able reward, lave at Mail Tribune
office. J. II. Robblns. Phone 4CS-R-3.
Route 1. Hot 9S. 61
stools in latest design. Constructed to
give service and comfort. Of best
Wed. May 24th, D. 0. K. K. orchestra.,""'"'""""'' "T , " . J ,"
. ' 1 ...!bins bottoms. hiEh temnered steel
FOR SALE Ivory reed child a sulky.
oak library table, adjustable oak nnd
leather morris chair. Mrs. Elliott
1114 Oakdale Ave.. So. 61
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What Is Your Money Doing?
IF DEPOSITED WITH THIS ASSOCIATION IT IS DOING TRIPLE
SERVICE:
First WoiVuijr I'm yu at
Second WorUin.ar Ip ur
j'latic of It vitti; lv rrontini; iu v
Third Wtukinu: for lh Vily,
prtihlcni iti loans for new thvi lliiiL;
a pxid rate f interest.
ImiTtiwers in helping to a higher anl l tter
llutlH'S.
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lefeliv
Hill
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ereatinir
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solve the housing;
living eiiiitlitioiis.
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
C. M. Ktl)!. Ireldcnt.
O. ('. IUH;;S, Hwretary
dressed 'sI'rlnS- fiI,e1 wi,n nax- nair antl cot"
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All kinds ot rough and
108.;
711 East Main street.
Robert Beck of the motor equipment
good spirit TheJr first baseman had a; division of the Standard Oil company
finger broken while practicing prior to
the game.
Save money on garden tools and
hose at Monarch Seed Co.
Frozen automobile, tractor and track
cylinders welded, de-inforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-ing
fuels and metals need. Vulcan
ered in denim, velour mohair or tapes
try. . No woodshavlngs used. All
material new and clean. Upholstering
of all kinds. Draperies made to order.
if interested call Jacksonville Phone
202. J. Wela, Upholstery. 61
Committees on the Hillah Temple
Shrine ceremonial to be hld here May
26 are rapidly completing arrange
ments. You -can get credit on old tires when
Welding Works, 39 S. Font street tf
Nlco-Dust kills arhis on roses and
vegetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co.
The evening service tomorrow night
at Uie Frst Methodist church promises
to be of exceptional interest Dr. Beaxty
will be In the city and will deliver the
sermon. An ' attractive musical pro
gram will be included In the program.
R. M. Robinson's home on the Apple
gate river, Jnst above Wilderville, in
Josephine county, was totally destroy
ed by fire Thursday merning at 7:30
o'clock. The house was built 30 years
ago by Mr. Robinson, who had occu
' pled it ever since. Contents valued at
$1000 were destroyed and the house
was valued at about $2000. There was
a very small amount' of insurance. ' '
The Natatorium maintains the lar
gest orchestra in southern Oregon,
which does . much to popularize the
week-end parties held there. The gen
eral admission is only 10c and those
not cariag,to-,dance fitxl an .evening's
entertainment -in the music alone. 51
Everywhere you look yon see a
Chevrolet - v.:, ..: tf
if it's- insurance "we write It R.A.
VnlmAa Tho tneiiF.nro ffln
Chris Natwick, contractor on the)
new grade for the P. & E. railroad
above Hutte Falls, arrived in this city
this morning for a brief business visit
and states that the road is nearing
1 completion.
We'll delivet you 100 lbs. of table
potatoes for $1.85. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co. Phone 2C0;
Big dance Kingsbury Springs, every
Saturday night. Leedcim's orchestra.
. 61
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat.
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Mr. and Mrs.- C. W. Whillock were
Tlsltors in Ashland last Thursday.
When' in need ot sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
Til X- Xf,.ln --auf
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Lime for apray. Medford Lbr. Co.
K.; M. Maclnnes ot the engineering
department of the Associated -Oil com
pany was in this city yesterday from
Portland to took over the progress be
ing made in the construction of the
company's new 4C.000 gallon tank at
the plant ou the Pacific highway south
of Medford. ...
Friday ot next, week is the opening
day of the Chautauqua. Save by get
ting your season- ticket before the
opening Price advances after noon of
the first day, tf
Watch repairing of that quality that
gives ' satisfaction at .Johnson's,
jeweler. f tf
Attention Is called to the ad of the
First Baptist church and program else
where In this paper advertising the
monthly sacred concert. ' These con
certs' which are given Sundays ut 8
p. m. liavo been Interesting large audi
ences. D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall,
Wed. May 24th, D. O. K. K. orchestra.
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Invest your saving n tha Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
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arrived tins' morning from the Port-'
land office and is making an Inspec
tion of the equipment at the local
plant.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co. i ' -
The Parlor Tea Rooma will serve a
Diuutint m-vnnar ehlnlrAti 1 lin r K iinn fn
M.....: Mill il.. V.ohoi, Tire
, .i .. .. , t . n - t-i .. r A.. n - ii.-s -" i . "
H. H. Lanipman of Central Point
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arrived this morning and spent the
day in this city attending to business
and visiting with friends,
j Hemstitching, : ' ' .
Picoting,
Sc per yd.
Buttons covered.
HandlciU't Shop.
Latest songs. Root Music Co.
Members of the West Mara street
tennis club - request that the . person
who took the concrete roller from the
court without permission return it at
once as the court is being put . into
shae and the roller is needed. If it
Is not returned at once the comfort
and equanimity of the person now in
possession of it is very liable to be
slightly disturbed. Anyone wishing to
borrow a roller should be courteous
enough to ask permission.
Dance, Eagle Point. Sat nite. 59
Try our merchant lunch. The
Shasta. .
Strings, rosin. Root Music Co. 52
Lynn J. Pickler who has been in ths
cty for the past few days visiting his
brother, Wayne J. Pickler, left this
morning for his home in Portland.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler. ' tf
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 6S5-J. - tf
With the three California state high
way commissioners in the city today
with Chief Engineer Fletcher of the
siuthern state in conference (with Ore
gon officials, prompt action' on the
Crescent City highway appears to be
assured. C. C. Kelly, assistant chief
engineer of Oregon, and K. 8. Hall,
chemical engineer, arrived from Salem
this morning to meet the California
officials. Commissioners Darlington,
W'hitemore and Bedford will leave
with the Oregon engineers to go over
the proiKmed route tomorrow. ' A crew
of engineers is now busy near the line
locating the grade which will elimin
ate Oregon mountain. It is expected
that active work will be started on the
highway this summer. Grants Pass
Courier.
Everywhere you look you gee a
Chevrolet. - ' tf
Cornets, trombones. Root Music Co.
52
D. F. McPhail of the Firestone Tire
nnd Rubber company Is in this city
from Portland on business.
The Parlor Tea Rooms over Wool
worth's store, will serve dainty home
cooked luncheons at a reasonable
price:. ,ew management.
Saxophones, .clarinets. Root Music
Co. , ' , 52
George T. Collins, manager of the
local branch of the Mason Ehrman
company, left lust night on a business
trip to Portland.
We are watch gpenia'tUta. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler. " tt
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat
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Co.. 28 X. Riverside. 5b
The biggest event of the year Is
Chautauqua. It comes next week. Get
your ticket now and save money. Call
Rev. F. R. Leach for Information, tf
Pharon Merriman, local young man,
who is taking a law course at the Uni
versity of California, is expected to re
turn to this city the beginning of next
week.
i This office ts prepare to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc.. nsed on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
as and we will call. tf
Shoes called for and delivered free,
repaired or shined. Mall orders a
specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B.
Watkins, 127 W. Main, phone 55G. 69
William HopkinB, familiarly known
to many Medford high srhool alumni
and students as "Bill," and son of Mr.
land Mrs. Fred Hopkins, former resi
dents here',' has qualified for a lieuten
ant's commission In the R. O. T. C.
unit at the U. of O- at which institution
he is a student He Is unable to accept
! however as he is under age.
Hard times made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop,
like rent. Gold Ray Realty company.
61
W. O. Webster of the Associated Oil
comiftny, returned yesterday from a
several days business visit in Klam
ath Falls and vicinity.
For Sale Best home made cakes,
pies. 129 X. Central. Mrs. Bourdman.
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The Natatorium maintains the lar
gest orchestra in southern Oregon,
which does much to popularize the
week-end parties held there. The gen
eral admission is only 10c and those
not caring to dance find an evening's
entertainment In the music alone. 61
Fresh from his triumph in "Tol'able David"
and it was a triumph comes this wonder
boy in an original story of the sea by Porter
Emerson Browne... A dramatic story of
deep-sea skippers and society sirens. Henry
King, who directed "Tol'able David," di
rected this one, too-and SCORES AGAIN!
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REGULAR PRICES:
Adults 35c
Kiddies 10c
Includes War Tax
GRADUATION
For dainty; new antl useful
Gifts, give our
ORIENTAL BASKETS
6no item especially nifty for
Girls
ORIENTAL SLIPPERS
Curds to mail with or without
gifts. ' .
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"The Seventh Day
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BUSTER K EAT ON
in his very newest comedy sensation
"THE HIGH SIGN"
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"THE SHEIK"
Topics of the Day
and Aesop Fables
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