Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textraw TWO MEnronn matt; TniTtuxR MEnronn. onrcrtoy. Tuesday, may i. iovj Focal and Personal Summer round trl, far from Me.l - ford to Portland on the Southern Pa- clflo ratlmml have just been uimoimc- etl. Ken son tiiknts will lip on sale daily from .May ;l'th to SeiiUmiber . nnu i. "n any uckcis win no so... every Friday and Saturday .luring tho Hume period. The season fare is $16 nnd the 15 day fare, is $l3.''r. The season fare from Ashland is $ltV50 and the fifteen day fare 1 3.75. Fancy combs, Hurretts. bobed hair oinnwents. Martin J. lleddy. Jewelers. 57 j Wanted A woman to do family Washing for family of throe. I'hone: 390-K. 54. for Fuller brushes call f.Ol-W. Ski Tlio "Pnssinjt Show" eomiwiny which! piays at tno i-age, tneator toniRiit win arrive in the city late this afternoon ill from Keddlnp. Calif. It requirei throe baKK.'iKo cars and several passenger coaches tr bring the large company and its scenery and baggage. Dance-, nntto Falls. Silt., May 27th. 57 Remember yon are going to attend the Grimly meeting at Althea hall 8:00 thla evening. Important business. 53 Fire Insurance. Wrown & White. The city council held a lengthy meeting last night at which the meter tales which the .large consumers of i water will be charged were decided on. TheRe rates vary with the kind of con cern and the amount of water used by aeh. For her graduation, a wrist watch. Martin J. Heddy, Jewelers. 57 For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 58 FAG E TONIGHT SEATS NOW! NOTE: Owing to the enormuos size of production and length of performance, curtain rises ' at 8 o'clock. Patrons are respectfully requested to be tn their seats at that time, as POSITIVELY no one will lie Beated during the first scene. FIRST TDtE IX MEDFORD Messrs. Jjp and J. J. Shubcrt An nounce tlin New York Winter Garden's Most Stupendous Ilevue of 1921 PRESENTING WILLIE and EVfiENE HOWARD 150 STARS 130 75 KKAl'TIKti T5 JH SCKNES 20 23(H) COST I MES lEtOO I"RICrS: $1.10 TO $2.73 STARTS TOMORROW A PAULINE FREDERICK .fax ) t Huhi-U1 by TOM SANTCHI and OTIS HARLIN in an adaptation of "JUDITH OP BLUE LAKE RANCH" i by Jackson Gregory Flannel shirt, leather breeches, biols and coinhrero Ho Imt.-i Iii-r. Gorgeous own, silk bow, dainty alljUM'rs lie lovtvl her madly. He this great piilui-e of the prent West. PAGE Lester W. Humphrey, Vnite.l AtntAB nt.m-Vi.iv f.v fWniriwi voul iil il V- iloclined to deny nr affirm repoVts that . Ii had tiliiamed from District. Attur I ney Wnohvine of I .oh Anfceies a list of it ho menihers of the Ku Klnx Klan tn '0rejron. Herons thnt such a list h.i.l 1)P(,n s1 to Mr. Ilnmiihrevs have been rt,(U,1u,tl rronl u,8 Anscle where, it .vs un,(,rsl0(Hl, ,he Oivnon list was 1 Stained hv the district attorney's f- Uc(t followin(, ,hf( rpoent s,ootinir of (wo mpn , a ngllt ra(,mK ,v Ro. ports from tho sonth were that the, names of several Oregon officials were included on the klan list. Mr. Hum phrey declined to discuss the subject or even to admit that ho had asted for the membershiii data. Portland Ore Ionian. ' Many beautiful jtitts for graduation Mat-tin J. Ke.hiy, Jewelers. 57 For Sale Air compressors, pipe from I inch to 2H inch. Sanitary beds for camp use, mattress, blacksmith ouin,a col,iplete, drills, tents, slwvels, wii. ax0!ti slo()!W hlllnmon,t alt ,hese ft SPCond-hnnd KiHids. Call Komie Uiver Canal Company's office South Fir street or phone 129. 59 Dance, Eagle Toint, Sat. nite. 59 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. White returned home yesterday after 8iendiii about six weeks in California. Dance, llutt Falls, Sat., May 27ih. ' 57 I will be in Central Point Wednesday and Saturday to give music lessons ,,,a 0Ol- 59 When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Wooda, 108. 711 E. Main. J. H. Mulchay, general freight agent of the Southern J'acific. with head- quarters in Portland and I. T. Sparks of Eugene, district passenger and freight agent, of the same railroad. were expected to arrive here this after-j noon to look after business matters.. both here and in' Ashland, today and tomorrow. Don't forget the May festival at the Lincoln school Thursday evening'. May 25. a fine program has been prepared. , and lots ot good things to eat. Come ; and have a Rood time with the kiddles lonce more before vacation, and help to ' build a muclr needed playshed. A siHH-ial abaction at Chautauqua 'will be the Radio demonstration Satur I day night. . 55 .Ftee dirt for lawns ot garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street U. A.Thierolf. It is regretted that Miss Van Meter's 'name was nnintentially omitted on the program of the M. E. concert given i Tuesday evening in the report of the Snn. Miss Van Meter gave a reading 1 an d graciously responded with an i encore. There will be a regular communica tion of Reames chapter Wednesday, May 24 at Masonic hall. Initiation. Refreshments will be served by thej officers. 54 For Fuller brushes call C04-W. 5S C. L. Goft for Fire Insurance. Tele phone 41. H. J. Eberley, assistant state fores ter, has retnrned to Salem after a few days passed in southern Oregon, whereJ ! he conferred with a number of fire t patrol associations. Deputy nre war dens are being placed in the field and much improvement work in the for ests is in progress. New trails are being constructed, telephone lines are being installed and a number of look ' out cabins are being repaired and ! placed in condition for the season. Dance, Butte Falls, Sat, May 27th. 57 Chautauqua opens Friday. The great event of the year. Go with others. This is a community affair. Wanted A woman to do family washing for family of three. Phone 390-L. 54 C. W. Cox of Los Angeles, is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are H. C. Jef fers of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Robbin of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cutles of Long Beach, Calif. J. W. Mayo of Stayton, Ore.. B. J. Wall of Seattle, H. D. Palmer and family of Spokane. Wash., and T. Spencer Brown of Oakland, Calif. 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 used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street tf Nico-Dust kills aphis on roses and vegetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. Mr. and Mrs. If. C. Hazelrigg and son Worth arrived the first of the week from Alameda, Calif., for a two or three weeks visit with friends and relatives. The Hazelrigga were for merly residents of this city having left about fivo years ago. Everywhere you look too see ' a Chevrolet. tf If It's Insurance we write It B.A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. Chautauqua week is here. Get your ticket and enjoy six days of the best on the platform. By a vote of two to one Rex Kramer and Philip Fordyce of Pendleton ' de feated Lula Garrett and Corlyss Court' ney of Grants Pass, in the annual I'niversity of Oregon state high school debate final, Saturday night. The sub ject for the contest -was, "Resolved that a graduated income tax should be made a feature of a state system of taxation In Oregon.' ' We'll delivei you 100 lbs. of table potatoes for $1.85. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Phone 260. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat 59 When in need ot sash and doors call Wallace. Woods. 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Jack 'Morrill left yesterday for .Angeles after having spent some time in this city and on his ranch at Gold . The mileage table iireurod by the) Oregon Tourist ami Information Hnr- can shows mileage ot prlnoiiml liolnUj In thf stale from Portland,, The iulle-j ntso is fiBiireiJ on roads .passable by automobiles ami Is for tourist use. The, mileage from Portland is as follows: Albany, 75 miles; Ashland, 323 miles: Astoria, .10 tl miles; Hums, Sii! miles;' Canyon City, 31. miles; Coivallls, SC. ' miles; Crater Lake, KP2 miles; KuRone.j 123 miles; (irants Pass, 27 miles; 1 lluntinston. 3SS miles: Klamath Falls. . SS6 miles: la Grande, 2StJ miles; I.al.e- view, 426 miles: Marshflold via Rose burs, SS. miles; Medford, 309 tulles; Ontario 430 miles: Oregon-California state line, 344 miles; I'etidtcton. 233 ...s, . rine...-, m,o-s. IV miles; Salem, 51 miles; Th Ss miles; Tillamook, ' 107 nillea, and W alla Walla, 279 miles. Tho Chautauqua is a great educator Take the children wlih you, Lime for spray, Medturd Lbr. Co. Watch rtpalrlng ot that quality that Rives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. McKee and daughter left yesterday afternoon for San Jfranclsco where Mrs. McKee will visit her parents. Mr. McKee is ex lie. tHl to return this week. k Invest your savtnsa to the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tt Auto insurance. Brown White. Viavt dealer, Mrs. Four, Hotel MedCd 64 J. P. Williams and William H. Mis son ot Portland are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Winston of Sacramento, E. S. Pern- of li Angeles. O. F. Soule flnJ tmm of Seattle, and (Mr. and Mrs. A. S. nabbidge of As- ; e n d ca .,..., .. , , . Sash and doors. Medford o. Lumber I When better automobiles are built Bulck will build them. tf S. P. White, an exiierienced lumber uiun of Weed, Calif., is a guest at the : Hotel Nash. Don't wait till others tell you what Tl r Aft t trAkttt tltfll- it ra hnvlritf III flip iCnauUluullil LlIt yonr t(cktU now and enjoy these treats yourself. D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall, Wed. M,ay J4th, D. O. K. K. orchestra. 54 All kinds ot rough' and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street , Plans to take whatever legal anil political action might be necessary to prevent nullification of the eighteenth amendment and to prevent the addi tion of a beer amendment were out lined and adopted in resolution form at the recent meeting of the national executive committee ot the Anti-Saloon league ot America which met in Wash ington. ' Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Hemstitching, PIcoting. Sc per yd. Buttons cOTered. Handicraft Shop. tt Dance, Eagle Point. Sat. nite. 69 J. W. Judy, local Standard Oil man ft'ft this evening for Gresham, Ore., where he will occupy the position of assistant special agent. Gresham 1s twelve miles from Portland. Mrs. Judy and their son will remain here for sev eral days when Mr. Judy will return and the trip to Gresham will be made by auto. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. tt Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 585-J. tt Medford is represented by a delega tion of from 30 to 33 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in attendance at the annual state convention at Eugene of the I. O. O. F. which begins this evening. The local delegation has been going to Eugene by auto since Sunday in vari ous groups, but the largest number left for that city by autcr yesterday. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf Lime and cement Medford Lflmber Co. I). O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall, Wed. May 24th. D. O. K. K. orchestra. All Dokies and K. P.'s invited. Danc ing 9 to 1. 54 ggOuncesforgGp M H BAKING lfVJ POWDER No better made regardless of price. MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY TiiE GOVERNMENT Miss Paulino llrleve returned the first of the week from h ti li to Kimette where xhe, nttcnd.nl Ilia I'lilvoi'slty of Ores.m Junior Week Knd festivities, T(,(( ri wrostlhiK instructor at th Multnomah Amateur Athlcllc club, teleKraplud to Porllnnd that ho would m.0,,,t ,), t.httlloim. issued bv Ueoino I la men, the Lincoln, Neb,, Krappler, and that next Thursday nlnbt, in the Lytic theatre, Portland, was a suitable time and place, for the encounter. Tli ye" has been nw-av from Portland tor more than a week, but he Is ex pected ti return by Tuesday mornlnv:. Mrs. II. W. lAiunsbuiy audwlauuhter Mrs. I'. (i. II. Pierce of Washington.. 1). C returned tu this city tho first of U( w,,(k ,,. ft fivo ,, fc southern California. Store away your winter furs, wool ens, bedding, etc., in a Pacific Cedar Chest. Safe, economical, convenient. We have made and aol.l over twelve hundred cedar chests. Get yours now, Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Co Crescent orchestra Eagle- Point. Sat 59 Tires and work guaranteed by Ex change Tire Co.. 2S N. Riverside. 5 The new city nolo camp was still waiting for Its first tourist guest this noon. A number of tourists arrived In tho city yesterday but spent last iilsht at tho old auto camp. Signs will be erected today at both entrances to the new rump aud word w ill ho sent broad cast both north and south announcing it is open and receiving guests. While all coming will be welcomed and cared for the city authorities would just as soon have ft few days yet to get tilings in better condition before aulolsts be gin coming in largo numbers. Wanted Hoarders. 129 N. Central. 50 Breakfaat at the Medford Cafeteria and lx-licatessen. - 50 Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. . tf it Mcllveen, who will conduct the camp at the caves this summer, was in the city this morning. He states that tho roads are in such condition that he has been unablo to get in his materials and supplies tor thu camp. Grants Pass Courier. For Sale Host home made cakes, pies. 129 X. Central. Mrs. lloardman. 50 You can get credit on old tires when buying Miller tires. Exchange Tire Co.. 2S N. Riverside. 56 This office Is prepare to print ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and hare them printed out ot Medford. Phone its and we will call. tf Tomorrow will lie the last chance at the state bonus for those w ho want the loan or cash, as all applications must be In by May 2a, according to local officers of the American Iegion. The applications must he in the hands of the state commission on Thursday, w hich necessitates the mailing of them not later than Wednesday afternoon. Shoes called tor and delivered tree, repaired or thlift-d. Mail orders .a specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. U. Watkina. 127 W. Main, phone 656. 69 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 72S R or 134-Y. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAI.H Furnished six room house 428 8. Fir St. 5S FOR SALK I'iKS. Telephone m;-y. 08 FOR SALK New alfalfa hay. or will trade for Rood work horse. Tele phone C. C. Darby. iS FOR RKNT Furnished houso. Inquire 408 N. Holly or The Oaks, 323 K. Main. G5 FOR 8 A LK Sweet peas. 20 S. Peach. H4 Phone V.T.r.. Q . .0 ONE SUNSET ALL-FEATHER DOLL PILLOW Our special, per pair Leader, per pair National, per pair Monarch, per pair . Wonder, per pair Dr. It. 11. Sawyer will loot ura tn Grants Pass Wednesday and Thursday illgbts on the Ku Kltix Klan. Sand, gravel, so.ttuient. Phono 01-J. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Mrs, May C, Itllxs, national field secretary ot tho Woman's lloinn Mis sionary society of the First Mothmllst church will givo an Illustrated lecture on Alaska In the First Methodist ! church Wednesday evening at S o'clock. Mrs. Bliss spent three months In Alaska gathering material for this lecture. She has Ti hand painted slides nnd a rarw treat Is lit stora for all who attend. Flie Insurance, Ucnnett Investment Co, tt Oot'f writes Automohllu Insurance. '.Telephone 41. Did Vllm Mora Cotid Many men und women suffer from hackaclte, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles and other results ot kid ney trouble br lit iino they neulect tho first warning symptoms, KIey Kidney Pills aid the kidneys to throw- out the IKjIsonoua waste matter that causes pain nnd misery. Stephen Lewis, Kldridgrt, Ky writes: "Foley Kidney Pills did mo more good than all tho other medicine, 1 ever took, 1 had kid ney trouble ten years. I don't have any pain like 1 had beforu I took them." Sold everywhere. Adv. Stockholders Notice Notice is hereby given that the, annual meeting ot the stockholders of) the Homo Telephone and Telegraph Cumpany of Southern Oregon, will be 1 held ut the office of the company, West Sixth Htr.n'l. MeiUonl. Oregon.! at 3 o'clock p. tn., June , 1922. 02 W. 11. tlOHl! PrvHhlent. A. M. No. 32, CrSUr take Chapttr NO. 32. Special communication. Tuesday. May 23rd, S n m. M. M. and I. M. IV. groe. Visitors welcome. A. F. NOTII. 53 Secy. It A. M. Attention, Shrlners Please see that your banquet notices are filled nut and mulled at once In order thut we may know tho number to provide for. visiting Nobles will bo given tickets on re quest to undersigned or Glen Fahrlck ot Medford. or Win. Day, Ashland. Attend to this at once. a Ceremonial and banquet Medford. May 20th. F. J. NK W.MAN. Potentate. M9 Money Talks What's Next? Prices Good Wednesday and Thursday Mazola, gallon $1.86; 1-2 gallon 98c; quart 51c; pint 29c. Sardines, large oval size, 2 for I, 31c Fruit Salad, extra fancy 25c Sun Maid Seedless Raisins', 2 lb. packages 45c Calumet Baking Powder, 5 lb., $1.08; 2 1-2 lb 58c Don't Overlook Our Price On Flour WHITAKER'S Cash and Carry Grocery Special . . . ,t .$1.50 $3.00 $3.50 . . . . $3.95 $4.00 See Our Window for Display and Prices Largest Assortment of Camping Equipment Carried in Southern Oregon WEE WEDDING BELLS MInh I'M i III ttiooks nnd Meilo Wit' li tis u ei',. mil(i', In nun I l ine Hut hi -day .'VenliiK at tho homo of tliti bi ble's parents on Hip 1'ivellle hluliwuy, Only rl ri'lvntbl nnd lliiineillalr lives Weio present. Ivla- Medical Association Votes for Whiskey ST. LOl'ia. Mo., May 2H. tlty Atmo elated Pressl. The VONolulloii present ed yesterday to the house by delegates of the American Moillcut iinhhoIi.I Ion upiieallntt to congress for relief from "the pi'.'sen" unsatisfactory condl HAIL INSURANCE Rate $2 60 cr $100.00 Insurance for the Season. Will voti take n eliniiee this year on losing ymir iilirtf crop or will you voluntarily lake a loss ot' - I--' j The cost of iuMirniioo-iinuiiis( loss or daiuai,'.' Iiy haiU Just telephone ONE-TWO-THREE McCurdy Insurance Agency A BRAND NEW FLAPPER All Patent One Strap and Buckle, 1 18 inch HecUt Latent Cvitoat Designed Vamps. Sizes 3 up to 7 1 2 $6.35 ( a pair See Them in Our " ij Gooo Snocs" 21 North Central (Sine 1912) PulowVa To the first 250 children who come into our store, accompa? nied by theiy parents, we will give, FREE- Goose and Duck Combination ..... .$4.50 Our Big Special,' per pair . . . . $5.50 Bestyette; per pair .$6.50 Choice Down, per pair $10.00 Restful, per pair . .$10.00 KS &"ORR tloim" us to the distribution or wills key, was adopted by an nvm whelming vol.. in, I a). Tim resolution asks. guv. eriimeutal itlMliiliulloil of whiskey for tiled leal pui'imses only, In sale.l pack ages of eight, sixteen and thirty-two milieus. Card of Thanks Wo wIhIi to (lunik our Irlemls for iheli' kindness and sympathy during the Illness nnd death of our dear wlta und tuftthor, for the many bouutirul floral oiTeriiiKs: also the music by tlin Htllls ulster. MAMKI. Hi t MP - , JOHN 8TTMP .Mil. AMI MUH, WM, HTl'MP MIL AND MltS. 0. K HTITKH Mil. AND Mil tl. W. IH'IINKTT MIL AND Mllrt. WM. CUOHIIY Mil. AND Mm. MARION DOZlKll 63 I Windows Avt. 'AtfTHOmztfi A0ENTS- lues BRENLIN t Largest Crockery Shop in Southern ' Oregon . CANVAS HOSE WE MAKE IT Hill. D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall I window had that really Wed. May 24th, I). O. K. K. orchestra Complete Hous e Furnishers - 54' ' Everywhere you look you see i Chevrolet tf Med. Tent & Awning Works OlIosito , V, lU'imt