Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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MEPFOTtp matt; Tnrnuxr.. Mrcnronn. or? Knox, tiifukday. mat 2.v ma
Foca and
JLf Personal
I V. A. lVttlfirew nml G. S. rettlsrew In the most .sevevo tussle of Ms) Mis. H, U llohtm nnlve.1 TuihIu.v
! of Lou Angeles iiro miosis at the Hotel wtvstlluK eRiw. Ralph lluml. local iu nttiK from Urn Anuvlr h;ivliiR
! Holland mi are K. R. Kay of Kusene, middleweight wrestler Klid ehttiuli heeti eitlled ti this i-lly n result of
jV. H. Ilarmnn mit J. K. Robinson of' ship contender, wont two hours Satur-ithe lllnVss of her mother-in-law. Mr.'
. onliiml, Mr. nd Mrs. V. C. Herman day night nt Cottage drove, with TonijHiid Mix. Ilohlis loft this cltv several
....,,, . a . . of AlHMdoon, Wn, 0. 1. Whilp of OaKi Ruy of Omaha, jirototw of Farmer, months :u; to take up their residence
All Medford is exported to turn out Car llnd A K raunlior or S!ln urns. without a fall. Hand downed 'in U AnKoles. I
the parole of Ilillah TerapJe, Mystic j" uWdinK ' Announcements,
r,,rn.B, meu nans ai o p. in. iron. on9 anJ A, 1Umuls
u.e Mil ana enus at me Jioiei .mcu- Mm ,H1!ll.Iv le
Ji. id, where at 6:30 p. m; Captain Book Store.
K1 ralu makes ma thrillliin dive from
the top of the hou?l Into a six foot
unk. The parade and divo are Hie
wiUy public features of the his cere
tronial of the temple, which will brins
Ulirlner. here from all parts of south-f--fi
Oregon.
Wanted Boarders. 129 N. Central.
66
Hreakfast l the Medford Cafeteria
jii'l Delicatessen. 56
l to sure of your Hall Insurance. See
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
)ne of the most prominent film nro
d ji'lnpr concerns has written here for
liuMnation as to the roushest and
ttu.tU picturesque ntountaia scenery In
U,it Medford vicinity, with, a view to
bringing one of its companies here
Uier on In the season to film one or
XD"T productions
lnvlta-
We can save
Med foiii
55
For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 5S
Kay in a two-hour tussle at Gold Hill a
icw weens oeiorv ann ims may Inl 1 ; i iv
nun m nno 10 meet waiter .Miner iori
the championship. Portland Telo-
Ktam.
lUiy Medford home. Pay like rent.
For Sale Host homo made caKes.
N". Central. Mis. lloardnian.
art
Stanley Kutlor of Yrelsa Is In this
city on business. Mr. Ihitler In on-
levied with the ireka branch nf the
I California Oregon Power compahy.
for rami) us mattress, blacksmith Holmes. The Insurance Man. Arthur lrown. district circulation
outfits complete, drills, tents, shovels. Everywhere you look you see i manager for oiu of the larne Porilainl
picks, axes, g lodge hammers, all these Chevrolet. " tt j I'Mrs retm nedlasl nisht altera husl-
are second-hand goods, fall Rogue Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mct'onochle, for-l'108 'VP to Portland and return by
River Canal Company's office South mer residents of this city arrived yes-' uto. t
i For Pale Air compressors, pipe.iJold Ray Realty Co.
from 1 Inch to 2 Inch. Sanitary bods! if it's insurance we write It
Fir street or phone 129.
59 terday by auto from Seattle and will
The snow nt Crater lake's rim was'
Stanley . Clark of the Grants Pass, visit for several weeks with Mrs. W. S. 1 13 feet deep and at Anna Sprint;
office of the California-Oregon Power, Crank. seven feet deep on the uWh of tlil-i
company returned yesterday to Grants' For Sale I" Bed car bargains. Daniel-1 month, says Alex Sparrow, supeiinfen .
Pass after a several days business son's Garage, 113' V. Central. 56 jdent o( Crater Iike national park. Hut '
visit In this city. Chautauqua week is here. Get your; in spite of ail reports ubout Krvutor,
Children cared for. Phone 2T6-H. 57 1 ticket and enjoy six days of the best ; f nowrall this year than Tor many years.
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 59jon the platform. past, 'tis not so at Crater lake. ho
Dance, Butte Falls, Sat.. May 27th. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat Insists. "The snow was fully im deep!
57' 69 this time last year." says Sparrow'
The Medford post of the American John Meurer of New York. Is a truest "and the opening date of the park will
U'Kion will conduct a fla raising cere- at the Hotel Medford as are Rolando he July t as per usual." Sparrow rnmei
jmonial at the Sacred Heart hospital, McKee of Washington, D. C. Stanley to the Multnomah, Tuesday afternoon.!
lCnUthts of Pylhiaa DiBtrict conven-Jon Memorial da.v. May 30th immediate- K. Butler of Yreka. Calif.. J. M. Rodg-
tir n. Roseburg. Saturday, May 27th. My following the G. A. R. memorial ers ot San Francisco, F. B. Hollenbcck
U'i2- All knlghU that can go or iave I exercises at the Page theatre. Cars ; of Seattle, I V. H. Reid of Tacoma, K.
will be provided and will be waiting at Craft of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs
the theatre to transport members ofiV. D. Alveraon of San Diego.
a.aomobolles for this trip report at
it of P. hall not later than Thursday
ninK. May 25th. We want at least
cart hundred. -- . 65
Try our mercnants lunch. The
Sbnsta. u .
Wanted Woman to do washing for
family of three at home. Phone SUO-L.
. 57
In the account of the El wood trial
Wednesday, anent the testimony of
. J. McMahon, traffic officer, there
fcj;.eared "The defense read the testl
riony McMahon gave at the prelimin
ary hearing, as Impeachment of his
testimony." Mr. McMahon requests
hit, "for the purposes of impench-m-nt"
of bis testimony" be substituted
to correct an Impression he was
Impeached.".
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.
v;Th!a office Is prepare to print
bwJser sheets, bills, etc, used on the
Vookkeeping machines. Don't give
jkuir orders to traveling men and have
them printed out ot Medford. Phone
and we will caH. ; ? ; tf
'.f Shoes called tor and delivered free,
repaired or shined. Mail orders a
specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B.
Watklns, 127 W. Main, phone 556. 59
.The commercial fishing season
c.pened at S o'clock this morning in the
Rogue river at Grants Pass with 11
fucats making the drift down the river.
The prospects are good for a fair catch
this season, according to fishermen,
r Bearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at 1100 acre and np. 1 acre
the W. R. C, G. A. R., Women's Auxil
iary and American Legion to the hos
pital. The Red Cross Thrift Shop wants
old' clothes and household goods. They
will be repaired and cleaned and placed
in the hands of those who need them
If you have anything phone 456 and
some one will call at your house. 55
I will be in Central Point Wednesday
and Saturday to give music lasaons.
Ida Wood. 59
When In need ot shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods. 10S. 711 E.
Main. .
Mrs. C. L. Brown and.family return
ed this morning from an auto trip to
Portland and report that the roads are
in good shape.
Dance, Eagle Point. Sat. nlte. 59
Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mali;
Tribune office. tf
You can get credit on old tires when
buying Miller tires. Exchange Tire
Co.. 28 X. Riverside. 56
Uncle Sam watches $1.25, heavy can
vas gloves 10c pair, leather-face canvas
gloves 25c pair, jersey gloves 10c pair,
leather shoe lace 10c pair, army oap
9c bar, web belts 30c, cotton socks 2
pair' for 23c, O. D. wool army blankets
$2.95, 4 -fold steel auto camp bed J12 50,
Kampkook gas stoves $7.50, at United
Corsets fined and altered free. Good
win Corset Shop.20 S. Fir St. 66
The Chautauqua Is a great educator
Take the children w ith you.
Lime for spray. Medrord Lbr. Co.
A May Fete will be held by the
pupils ot the Lincoln school at the
school building at 7:30 tonight.. An
appropriate program to be given by
the pupils has been arranged - and
everyone is invited to attend.
Watch repairing ot that quality that
gives satisfaction at Johnson's.
Jeweler. ' tf
Invest your savings ro the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Auto insurance. Brown ft White.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Grey left
yesterday afternoon by auto for Port
land and other northern points. They
are expected to return in two or three
weeks.
Viavi dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hutel MedfM
64
For expert lawn mower grinding call
Mitchell Ladder Co. .
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co.
A large and enthusiastic assembly
was held yesterday afternoon at the
high school and after numerous delays
in the form of musical numbers and
with Manager Richard Price of Med
ford, leaving behind his newly j
acquired bride, because "she didn't
have time to get ready." Portland
Journal.
Announcement was made at the
tate headquarters ot the Grand Army
of the Republic today that the annual,
encampment scheduled for June 20, 21
nd 22 has been postponed until June
28 and 29. so as not to conflict with
the dates of the Portland Rose Festt-
al. The encampment will bo held at
Newport.
Adjutant Masasuke Kobayasht who
will speak in the Salvation Army hall
here on Friday evening, May 26th.
comes in the Interest ot the Japanese
s well as to Rive the people of Med
ford an Idea ot what the Christian re
ligion, through the effort of the Salvu-
tion Army, haa done for his native
land. Japan wan among the first coun
tries to recognize the value of General
Booth, and his Salvation Army. TJiere
are many officers In the Salvation
Army working among the Japanese on
the Pacific coast.
All members ftf. tlio Christian church
choir are urgently requested to be
present at the rehearsal Friday even-
ng at 7:45.
Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 5. orations by members of the annual
Joseph Shockley. formerly of this staff the Craters were distributed. The
city, but now of Medford, Is in this! Crater, the annual of the local high
city attending to business matters, school was first published in 1920.
Mr. Shockley is with the Foster-.This year the publication is better
tracts and np. Easy terms. Xeari Kleiser Co, and motored here to attend than ever and the students are greatly
Bedford Highway,,, Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.-
Sand, gravel, sediment Phone 912-J.
" Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet tf
Your growing grain. Is it insured?
ftxt Holmes, The Insurance Man.
' ' The local Ku Klux Klan at its meet
ing last night voted to give $25 of its
lunds to the Young Women's Christian
Association fund of this city, and the
money was turned over to the associa
tion this forenoon.
Fire Insurance.
Co.
to company business Roeebtirg News; pleased with it. Local business men
Review. Iwho subscribed for space in its adver
A special attraction at Chautauqua j tising pages have each purchased t
will be the Radio demonstration Satur-i volume with very few exceptions.
day night 5; When better automobiles are built
Free dirt for lawns oi garden. CalLBuIck will build them. tf
at building site, Minnesota street H.l Don't wait till others tell you what
A. Thierolf. 'ia great treat they are having at the
Soldier who looked at improved 11
acre ranch please write Mrs. B. Dups.
Grains Pass, Ore. 59
Eight persons who arrived in three
cars from California spent last night
Bennett Investment i at the city auto camp and continued
tf'on their Journey northward this mor-
Baskets tor decorating with paint or ning.
jam. Medford Book Store. 55 C. L. Goft for Fire Insurance. Tele-
Tires and work guaranteed by Ex- phone 41.
cjiange Tire Co., 28 X. Riverside. ,56! Dance, Butte Falls, Sat, Msy 27th.
' Goff writes Automobile Insurance, j
Telepbonec 41. i ; v. .,'
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Williams leave
tonight for Sauk Rapids, Minn., for a
month's visit with relatives and
fri-nds. '?'', t .'". j
Wanted Woman to do washing for
family of three at home. Phone 390-L.
57
Fancy combs, Bnrxetts, bobed hair
eruaments. Martin J. Reddy, Jewelers.
67
The Parlor Tea Rooms are serving
rpx-lal luncheons, 50c, from 11:30 to
2$ o'clock. 55
' There was much interest taken by
' local baseball fans in the announce
ainl yesterday that Wayne Barham
would twirl for the locals in the return
:;me with Leland to be played here
next Sunday. Barham has received
flattering offers this season to return
to league baseball but has turned them
lUl down.
wFor Fuller brushes call 604-Wr. 58
.'Dance, Butte Falls, Sat, May 27th.
! rF1re Insurance. Brown & White. "
1 'For her graduation, a wrist watch.
( Martin J. Reddy, Jewelers. 57
J A record crowd attended the'open-
tng day program of the Chautauqua
this afternoon to hear the rare musical
; tirogram that was presented. Ashland
! Tidings.
Many beautiful gifts for graduation
Martin J. Reddy, Jewelers. 57
After-theatre lunches a specialty at
Uie Parlor Tea Rooms, over Wool
vorth's. 55
For Fuller brushes tall 604-W. 58
O. A. C. students belonging to fra
ternities write home that initiations
are now complete and have been for a
week and that the new members of the
various organizations are still eating
their meals from the mantel while
standing in front.of the fireplace.
Chautauqua opens Friday. The great
event of the year. Go with others.
This is a community affair.
New wall tents in all standard Bizes.
Auto tents in white duck or khaki at
very low prices. Canvas is advancing
in price and tents are sure to be high
er in the near future. Save money
buying a tent now and buy it at the
Army Store and save money. United
Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 57
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, de-lnforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-ing
fuels and metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf
Everywhere you look yoa see a
Chevrolet. tt
D. E. Millard and party left this
morning by auto for a several days
visit with friends and relatives In the
northern part of the state.
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. Get yours now
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 60'
When in need ot sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street.
Chautauqua, but get your ticket now
and enjoy these treats yourself.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108
711 East Main street '
For the second time, the red cross
of the Ku Klux Klan burned out on
Mount Baldy last night, and drew the
attention of the people of the city
for the better part of half an hour,
The cross was seen at a little past
nine last night, in the same place as
the one several weeks ago. It Is
thought that the coming lecture by
Dr. R. H. Sawyer had something to do
with the display. Grants Pass Cour
ier.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler. tf
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
We ate watch specialists. We guar-
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf
A. R. Diersh has recently arrived In
this city and has taken the position of
arsistant special agent for the local
branch of the Standard Oil company.
Lime and cement Medford Lumber
Co.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat.
59
The American Legion requests that
all members of the G. A. R., W. R. C,
American Legion, Women's Auxiliary,
Spanish American War Veterans, Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and all veter
ans assemble Sunday morning at the
American Legion hall and go In a body
to the Methodist church where the
Sunday Memorial services will be held
These services are separate from the
services to be held on Memorial day
at the Page theatre.
Hemstitching,
Picotlng,
8c per yd. '
Buttons covered- '
Handicraft Shop. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
There., will be a meeting of
the Order of Ie Molay at the
Masonic hull ut 7 : :!0 tonight.
The' le Molay degree will be
conferred. r , i . 55
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There Are Just Two Kind He
ToliJ Her, M.-anlnt the ilnrin
Vine anil the Mininb.li Woman
He WorKhiptml tho Former
or Thought lie IMil So Mm
Showed Him an Example oi tin
Woman Who Can AccompIlM-h
Things Ami Ho Chaned Hi
.Mind.
TONIGHT
LIST TIMKS-lsF.K
PAULINE
FREDERICK
TWO KINDS
OF WOMEN
with TOM HAXTCHI
und OTIS HAItliAN
HAIL INSURANCE
Bate $2.50 per $100.00 Insurance for the Season.
Will you take a i-hance lliis year on losing your entire (Top
or will you voluntarily take a loss of 2) '2(V0 The cost of
insurance. against loss or damage by bail ?
Just telephone '
! ONE TWO THREE
McGurdy
CONVALESCENT HOME, ASHLAND
Terms reasonable, depending upon
care required. Housekeeping rooms
for guests wishing to bring com
panion. C5
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath. 51 N. Oakdale, one block from
pOHtoffice. Phone 601 -J. Gti
LOST Two handbags and a canvas
bag between Cold Hill and Grants
T'hsh. Reward. Return to Mail
Tribune. 57
FOR RENT Large well furnished
sleeping room with bath privileges.
, 35 8. Riverside. tf
FOR SALE New home on East side,
FlneHt location In city. Strictly
modern, 6 rooms including; sun
porch. A real opportunity for a first
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LUNG OUT!
A Few Hundred Dollars Worth of
ALUMINUM WARE
and Other Things at.a
?rac SmasMsii
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Just LooK at This $1.15
One Dollar and Fifteen Cents
'
Dish Pans. Tea Kettles, Water Pails, Self Basting
Roasters, Double Boilers, Sauce Pan Sets. Big
Convex Covered Kettles, Coffee Pots.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
ale Starts Tomorrow
at Nine
o'ClocK iSharp
Mornin
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M
EN'S SUITS
We have a big line of Men's and Young Men's
Suits, Fine All Wool Suits. You can save from
Ten to Fifteen Dollars on your Suit.
IT'S UP TO YOU
Same
Way
on
Shoes
Best Shoes in Town
Blue Bib Overalls 98c
Jumpers . . . 98c
Work Shirts . . 69c
Boys' Shirts . 59c
Work Sox 3 pr. for 25c
Men's Garters . 15c
Shop Caps . . 25c
Big Yank Shirts . 98c
Men's Pants . $1.98
Dress Hats . $1.50
Men's Suspenders 25c
5c
10c
Men's Hdks.
Black and Brown
Sox ....
Men's Union Suits 75c
Shirts and Drawers SOc;
Dress Shirts . ; 90c
Uncle Sam Shirts . 98c
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And hundreds of-other!
bargains',, :-yysj-
Trunks. Suit Cases and
Bags
THAT'S ALL TODAY
The Cheapest Store in the West
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