Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

"NrEDFonD matt; Tnrnnm medfotu). owwox. moxdav. may 22. 102-?
Focal and
ILi Personal
At lust the now city nuto camp has
lpcn thrown oira lor the reception or
t'liirlHlH, although then? are quite a
number of finishing touches yet to be
lino. , J.aat week's ruins put tho new
founds In fine .ootid Ition and today
ft.oy presented aft nvuintr'appeariim
Hlhough tho buildings lacked paint,
('tis city gave up its loa.se on the oM
juonnds Saturday night. A number of
!nto tourist arrived Saturday and
wanted to locate on the new grounds
lint wore not permitted to do so. F. E.
iuerrlck is Operating tho old grounds.
All new arrivals were expected to lo
'ate at the new free city auto camp
i'mni this noon on.1 '
Wanted A woman to do family
washing 'for family of throe, Phone
SvO-U 64
Klre Insurance. Brown & White,
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nite.
P. J. Lynch, drilling contractor tor a
local oil well, arrived In this city yes
terday ly motor car, accompanied by
' Mr', Lynch and will remain for about
n week.
When in need ot sash and doors,
rail Wallace Woods, 108 or cotne. to
711 K. Main street. .
Lime for spray. Medhird Lbr. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor of Tono
pah, Nev., are guests at the Hotel llol-
,;J land, as aw F. C. OKelly of Hilt, Cat..
M. II. Harnett of .Marstineiii. .Mr. ana
Mrs. George R. MacVlcar ot Canyon
villo, E. A. Finluyson of Fresno anil
Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson of Yoncalla.
Friday of next week Is the opening
day of the Chautauqua. Save by got
tins your season tickel before the
opening. Trice advances after noon of
the first day. tt
Watch repairing ot that quality that
gives satisfaction at Johnson's,
Jeweler. tf
An effort ts belug made by the Inter J
, i national Sunday School association to
Mrs. Ines Hoover, who is director of ,l ,'" " ia ;
.,.,...., ,,. x.i fscho.!! registrations. In order to have a
census report for its quadrennial con
vention, which Is to meet In June.
Work of gathering the figures in Ore-
tli' coining Chautauqua season in Med
i old. Is here to assume charge of that
work.
The Grizzlies will meet at Althea
hull over Bedford Pharmacy, Tuesday i- " v """'
evening. May 23 at 8, for enrollment of i
Members, appointment of hike com !
niittee, general business, etc. AH
tlrlzxlies, their friends and persons
interested In the organization are
itrgrfl to attend. Support the Grizzlies
tor they need your assistance to put
eoross their plans for improving the
,.eiio advantages of Medford. 52
When In need of shingles and roof
in : call WI!aca Woods. -103. 711 B.
Main. ' ' " '
Free dirt for lawna ot garden. Call
at hnilding site, Minnesota strPet , H.
A, Thlerolf.
Mutiny has broken out in the Cra
ters club. IHg Eruption Alnderter
und Keeper of the Trail Frohbach de
cided the meeting Tuesday evening
would be a "coats off party on ac
count of the warm weather. A small
niinority lea by J. J. Buchter and Jerry
Jerome declare they never get their
V.iher shirt back from the laundry that
curly in the week and refuse to take
lU'ir coats oft In public Tuesday night.
orders or no orders.
Nice room with bath. Mrs. A. C.
Hubbard, 322 S. Riverside. Phone 101-J.
Big reduction on trimming materials
for hats. Fay & Sloan, 429 Medford
building. - 62
C. L. Goff for Fire Insurance. Tele-
V'lone 41. '
- Miss Alice Horning, instructor in the
local high school, will spend the sum
law vacation with Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
I Thompson, of Medford. She will leave
for the. Jackson . county metropolis
Wednesday. Grants Pass Courier.
Wanted A - woman to do family
washing for" family of three. Phone
30-L. -7 ". '' ' ' 64
Piano polish. Root Music Co. 52
Save 'money on garden tools and
hose at Monarch Seed Co.
.The city council will hold a meeting!
tonight to consider the water regula-J
tion question and other matters. To
night's session Is a continuation of the
me of last Tuesday night, having been
i.djoumed over.
The big Winter Garden "Passing
fhow" at the Page theatre tomorrow
tight closes the legitimate season.
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
rylindera welded, de-inforced. and
guaranteed. ' Only the finest pre-heat-
tng fuels'' and metals 'used. Vulcan
Welding Works,-39 & Front street tf
Nicp-DiiSt kills arhis on roses and
vegetables. old by Monarch Seed Co.
, Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
M. O. Evans of the Oregon Growers
Association was a week end business
visitor in the city.
If It's insurance we write it. R. A.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
We'll dolivei you 100 lbs. 'of table
potatoes for $1.85. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co. Phone 2G0.
. Orescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat
V 69
Ike Fridegar, the Ashland business
man and former well known citizen of
Medford, was' a' visitor In the cjty to-
t'ay. ......
In these days of congested
traffic--even the- moat
careful drivers are gmash
ed into frequently
Vou may be the next victim,
Why worry ami woiitlei
where the money would
come from to overhaul your
car.
Why le;M'iid on a law tsult
, when wo insure you K-n-crously
Hjjiiinst liss of
moiioy through collision.
ll today and we'll explain
our plan fully. ( ,
v. '- i ti , .-'
McCurdy
INSURANCE
AGEXCV
Oregon Sunday School association,
with headquarters at 609 Abington
building. Portland. In 191S Oregon re
ported 1159 Sunday schools. 11,603
teachers and officers and 87.041 pupils.
D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall.
Wed. May 24th, D. O. K. K. orchestra.
54
Invest yoiir javtngs to tne Jackson
County Building and Loan association.,
tf
The regular meeting or the Medford
Choral society has been postponed
from Tuesday to Wednesday evening,
this week. It is important that all
members be present.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Don't pick out single entertainments
in the Chautauqua, as it is a money
saver to secure a season ticket. The
price goes up when the Chautauqua
opens. Call Rev. F. R. Leach for fn
forniation. : ' . tf
Dick Farmer was arrested Saturday
night by Traffic Officer J. J. Mc.Mahon
on a charge of speeding. The officer
declared that Farmer was making 35
miles per hour on Riverside avenue.
Farmer pleaded guilty this , morning
before Justice Taylor and was fined
15.
Viavi dealer. Mra. Poor, Hotel Medrd
64
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet tf
B-. F. Lindas of this city occupied
the pulpit of the Newman M. E. church
at Grants Pass at the Sunday forenoon
services, in the absence of the regular
pastor.
: For expert lawn mower grinding call
Mitchell Ladder Co. , : .
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co.
William Sears ot Berkeley, Calif., is
in this city visiting his son-in-law, C.
W. Harrison and family.
' When better automobilea are built,
Burtk will build them. tf
D. O. K. K. annual dance. K. P. hall.
Wed. May 21th, D. O. K. K. orchestra.
54
W. G. Good, a former resident here
and now located in northern California
Is in this city visiting friends and re
newing old acquaintances.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace WoodB, phone 108.
71t East Main street
Hardwood flooring. Medford Luta
ber Co. ' "
Dr. R. IL Sawyer, lecturer for the
Ku Klus Klan, will be heard at the
Vining theater in Ashland tonight and
Tuesday night in an exposition of the
purposes of the order.
Hemstitching,
Picoting,
8c per yd.
Buttons covered. , -
.- Handlctift Shop. tf
Latest songs. Root Music Co. 62
The -peered concert given Sunday
evening at the First Baptist church
proved to be one of the most pleasing
and popular of the year. The church
was filled and a number of chairs were
used. The orchestra rendered two
fine selections at the opening. The
program presented a great variety of
anthemns, solos, male and ladies' quar
tets. Rev. F. R. Leach gave a short
personal message on "What Shall I
DO With Jesus." The June concert
will be the last one before the summer
season.
Dance, Eagle Point. Bat. nite. 69
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. "
R. W. Price of the Multnomah hotel
in Portland who had been here for the
oast few days on business left this
morning for Portland. !
Strings, rosin. Root Music Co. 62
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler.' tt
George Mansfield returned this mor
ning from Eugene where he had been a
guest and spectator the Junior
Week End activities at the University
of Oregon.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, coraetiere fo
NuBone. Phone 68 5-J. tf
- Everywhere you look you tee a
Chevrolet. tf
Will- McDonald, proprietor of the
Rogue Elk Resort at Trail spent today
in the city on business.
Cornets, trombones. Root Music Co.
' 52
Saxophones, clarinets. Root Music
Co. 62
Among guests at the Hotel Medford
are W. L. Morton of Chicago, C. E.
Healy of Ventura, Calif., James Johns
ton of Omaha, F, M. Crane of Minne
apolis, A. B. Bauer of Benson, Minn.,
O. R. Wiley of Salem, C. A. Penberthy
of Ban Francisco and E. W. Ulcker of
Seattle.
We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
liesoluUoua have been passed by the
Progressive Business Men's club or
Pilot Rock protesting against the pro
posed annexation ot Diamond tako to
Crater Uike national park involving;
68,00 acres of land. It Is recited in
'the protest, that the recreational bono
! fits of the Diamond Iike region are
conserved under the present manage
ment by the national forest service
and that in addition the intercuts of
livestock men are preserved by keep
ing it open to Krailng. It Is further
set forth that in the opinion of the
club the scheme is but an opening
wedge to place the whole summit ot
the Cascade mountains, parts of Wal
lowa and the Blue mountains within
the national park system.
Crescent orchestra Eaglo Point, Sat.
69
D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall.
Wed. May IMth. IX O. K. K. orchestra.
All Dokies and K. P.'s Invited. Dane
ins 9 to 1. 54
M. P. Jacoby of Tolo Is in Medford
today, lie has sold his orchard and
expects to leave today for San Frau
Cisco. Hanjos, mandolins, guitars. Root
Music Co. 52
Tires and work guaranteed by Ex
change Tire Co., 2S N. Riverside. 66
Guy W. Conner who has been in
California for the past several weeks
returned Saturday. He has been in
spectlug the pear situation in that
state.
Store away your winter furs, wool
ens, bedding, etc., In a Pacific Cedur
Chest. Safe, economical, convenient
We have made and sold over twelve
hundred cedar chests. Get yours now
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 60'
Wanted Boarders. 129 N. Central.
56
Sharon Merriman. law students at
the University of California returned
yesterday morning from Berkeley and
will remain in this city with relatives
for about a month after which he will
return to Berkeley to attend summer
session at the university.
Breakfast at the Medford Cafeteria
and Delicatessen. 66
Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall
Tribune office. tf
Ted Gebaner was arrested by State
Motor Traffic Officer J. J. McMahon
Saturday night for failing to dim his
headlights and pleaded guilty this mor
ning before Justice Taylor. He was
fined $10.
You can get credit on old tires when
buying Miller tires Exchange Tire
Co., 28 N. Riverside. 66
Commercial fishing season on the
upper Rogue will open at midnight of
Thursday, May 25. A number of local
fishermen are planning to operate this
year and although there are plenty of
fish in the river, the prospects for a
good start are slight, they say. The
high water is held to be a handicap to
the letters and the present outlook is
that the water will continue to stay up
for some time yet. Grants Pass Cour
ier. ,
The biggest event of the year is
Chautauqua. It comes next week. Get
your ticket now and save mony. Call
Rev. F. R. Leach for information, tf
Hollis W. Huntington, coach at the
local high school returned fnis morn
ing from Salem where he spent the
week-end with his wife and daughter.
E. F. Sadler, relief operator and
agent for the Southern Pacific who
was stationed in this city for several
weeks recently while Albert Noth,
local agent, was enjoying a vacation
is again in this city and will go to Gold
Hill tomorrow to relieve the agent
there for the next week or so.
This office is prepare to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. tf
Fred Luy returned Saturday from
Portland where he went to attend the
Elks Prosperity Week celebration'and
to vlBit friends and relatives.
Shoes called tor and delivered free.
repaired or shlned. Mail orders a
specialty. Work sent C. O. D.' C. B.
Watkins. 127 W. Main, phone 55$. 59
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wakeman re
turned yesterday from Los Angeles
where they have been for the past sev
eral weeks visiting Mr. Wakeman'a
mother. The trip was made by auto.
Bearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. 'Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. .
Jlrs. If. C. Smith, wife of the pro
prietor of the Hotel Holland leaves
this evening for a visit with friends In
Portland for two or three weeks, and
before returning will attend the grad
uation of their daughter. Miss Virginia,
from the O. A. C. at Corvallis'.
Goff writes Automobile - Insurance.
Telephone 41.
Mrs, Charles A;ms leaves tonight
tor a visit with her sou l.eater and
tnmUynnd to tako in tho "Days of 49"
celebration at Sueruuieuto, Lester is
the city editor qf one of tho lending
newspapers of Sacramento.
Sand, travel. Deduncnt. Phone 9124.
Ulnlue Klum of Oakland. Calif., for
mer well known man of Medford,
passed through the city this morulug
onrouto homo from a business visit at
Walla Walla, Wash., lutendiug to stop
at Ashland for a few hours visit there
with his mother.
For Sale Best hum made cakoa.
pies. 129 N, Central. Mra. Boarduiun.
Tho trial of Lloyd Klwood, charged
with manslaughter as a result of an
auto accident on the Pacific highway
last December was begun this morning
with Prosecutor liawtea Mooro ropre-
aoutlug the state, and Attorney Porter
J. Netf the defense. The entire morn
ins was devoted to the work ot exam
inlng the Jury.'
Funeral services were held today in
Ashland over Martha V. lVrter, wife
of Frank E. Porter, who committed
suicide by hanging near her home at
Deter, Ore., about four tulles south of
Ashland last Thursday forenoon. She
was aged 31 years, and had made three
separate attempts to end her life by
hanging, it is said. Mr. Porter left
Thursday morning to take their little
girl to school. Upon returning home
he was unable to find Mrs. Porter and
Instituted a search which cvntiifuotl
until late in the evening before the
body was found In the mountains some
distance from the house.
The Medford city team was defeat
ed yesterday afternoon in a game at
baseball by the Leland team. The
game was played at the North I tolly
St grounds and a fair sited crowd at
tended. '
Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment
Co.
tf
close Friday with a
School' will
picnic dinner.
Clayton Smith is the only pupil in
Dlst. 3 who waa perfect In attendance
for the full term. Those perfect iu
attendance for this month are Mar
garet Hamilton, Trultt Cantrall. Or
Ville Goodman. Marie Matney, Ivan
Brown. Harlan Cantrall. Glenn Smith
Eva Newman. Harold Smith, Lola
Newman.
Mrs. Ray Offenbacher went to Med
ford Thursday to spend the week end
with rkelallves.
Bryant Hamilton of Hilt vlslte
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mra
Chas. Hamilton.
Mrs. John Matney visited the
school Monlay afternoon. ,
Leland Cantrall and" wife visited
Tuesday evening at the Kubll home,
The children of Mr. and Mrs. A
Throckmorton spent Mothers Day
home in Rucb. They were Mr. an
Mrs. Win. Hansen of Medford, Mr. an
Mrs. Scott of Central Point, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McDanlOls of Applcto,and
Mr. and Mrs. Loeter Throckmorton
Eagle Point.
Jesse Taylor and wife attended tli
dance given in Jacksonville Friday
evening.
Roland Smith had the misfortune to
injure one of his eyes Tuesday.
Chas. Smith and family motored to
Medford Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton was a visitor in
..edford over Saturday.
Miss Holmes, County school suerin
tendent visited the school Wednesday
afternoon.
mra. John Matney and son Lee were
Medford visitors Thursday.
A party of Portlanders are camped
near the Rurh hull. The party Is en
route to California.
ITIZENS PROTEST
AGAINS
T
CIRCUS
IMORI
L
DAY
Such n Ifud protest la being tnudo
by eit ikons generally ot Medford und
y tho members ot the G. A. It., W. H.
i the American Legion und other
afrlotlc Hoi'letles In nnrtleulir
gainst Howe's Great London Circus
ml Van Amburg's Wild Animals be
ing permitted to show hero on Memo
rial duy, that Mayor Gates and City
loeonlor M. L. Alford will do their
best to have tho attruethm cancel tho
Medford date,
If that Is not possible, und It probu-1
bly not unlnaa tho city wants to1
land a suit for damages, the ritv'
council and mayor will stipulate tbuti
ho circus parade can not be given j
until after the Memorial tiny parade
and exorcises both at the theater auil '
In the city cemetery are over. .
Following a conference between tho I
mayor and city recorder this forenoon ;
telegram was sent to tho circus
management Informing it that there I
was a big protest over the Memorial!
day date hero and asking that i
representative lie hurried hero for u
tonferenre on the matter.
Last week tho contract for Mils
date here was signed by the city re
corder und the circus advance acnt
No city official had noticed that the
Uatu fell on Memorial day. elite a li
cense contract would not bo Issued.
The advauco agent lott a cheek to pay
tha license fee of $ 1 00.
It is probable that the circus will
refuse to cancel the ditto In Medford,
as its fun time is bo kd tor weeks
ahead. The circus shows at Ashland
on May 29. Medford on May 30 and
Grants Pass on May 3 1st. Mayor
Gates suggests that In view ot th
protest the circus might be willing
to give only one performance Instead
of two, and that in the evening, fol
lowing a late afternoon parade. ,
The people back of the rrotest
point out that the sacred slgulflcanse
of Memorial day will nu only be ut
terly marred by tho apraranee of n
circus with Its regulation lute fore
noon parade, but that It such a pro
gram was allowed to go through It
would Interfere with the parade and
exercises ih memory of tho dead boI-
diers.
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NOW PLAYING LAST TIMES TONIOHT
"TOL'ABLE DAVID" WAS
A KNOCKOUT HERE'S
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ARTHEIMESS
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"I'll K
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BUSTER KEATON
in St end of fun
"Tho lllgli Mn"
Tunis of Arstu (i i:i-: iiov.tn t ttt
llli; l.l I'tllLi: ' Mlkhty Wurlluer
Wcdnitxluv -Paulino I'rtHlerl k In "Two hind of Wornon."
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R. A. M. No. 32, Crater Lake Chapter
No. 32.
Speclitl communication.
Tuesday. May 23rd, 8 p.
m. M. M. and I. M. Do
grre. Visitors welcome.
A. F. NOTH,
53 Socy. R. A. M
PAGE Tuesday Nigh't, May 23
HKST I1MF. IX MlDlolUl KOU Till! NINTH AXXl'AL
I'lMiiurnoN
BIGGEST AND BEST THEATRICAL ATTRACTION IN THE
WORLD COMING ON TKEIR OWN
SPECIAL TRAIN
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75 WINTER GARDEN BEAUTIES
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M-rforiinfM-o, curtain tlmm promptly ml H o'ikak
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Wtth Medford trad I Mudfnrd mail
Notice
The regidar meeting of the Medford
Choral society has been postponed
from Tuesday evening till Wednesday
evening. It is important that all mem
bers be present.. " ' Secretary.
G2
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To lmv wagon and mower.
Address llox 08. Route 1. Central
Point. 53
FOR 8ALK or will rent on three year
lease. Phone 413, J. W. Judy.
WANTED Work by gardener, experl
enced on lawns, gardens. 2J year
experience. George Smith, phon
614-R. - - 61
WANTKD Thirty acres of land autu
merfallowed; crop the following
season on shares. Phone K. N. Camp
bell. C:
RINSO WEEK
Economy Groceteria
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
and
SPECIAL PRICES
to introduce this new soap
Pkg , 7c
5 for 29c
10 for ,. ...., , 57c
17 for . . . . 95c
Washing Machine Size. v. 23c
GATES & LYDIARD
Speaking Directly
Into the Transmitter
Clearness and distinctness of speech is
of course the foundation of a satisfactory
telephone conversation. "
The transmitter of the telephone is the
result of years of study and experimenta;
tion by telephone engineers. It is of deli
cate adjustment and its fullest effective
ness can only be obtained through proper
use.
The lips should not be more than an
inch from the transmitter, and the voice
should be clear, not loud.
Speak directly and distinctly into the
mouthpiece. This will mean your satisfac
tion and that of the person with whom you
are talking.
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