Medford mail tribune., May 29, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MATIJ TRTBUNE. MEDFORD, PRECOX. MONDAY. MAY 20, 1022
luORIA
L
DAY
LAD
TO
BE A BIG EVENT
AMHI.ANI), May ai). J'lunx for
Memorial i iluy ; tomorrow I mllriito
Hint observance this year will Im
iurili'liuil In KniitMuliy. , Tim wotbl
war him ii'iiinipH'il a renaissance of
llin iil imtrlijltn spirit wblcli Ibe
younger element, thruuiib American
Lesion channels, h lmi)lnln tit a
great ettxiit, iPinforccd nuiHt efflc
li iitly liy llm assistants ut It auxil
iaries locally.
Tli" plane for the iluy twain with
ills Ii'KIoii'k cliicomilon nt.thu Mm
nrlul lock In l.ltlllu park, nt l:4&
o'clock, from wtvum-e w will nil as
semble In I tin I'luin for thu nest slep,
which will Im the "service l' the un
known ilruil" hy Ilia Women's Itnllef
') on Ihi) water ut the rnlratics
of llm mik at 0:10. The parade rul
limn iiriiil'li, on llm Pinna Imnic
illuii'ly rolulln 1Mb servlc for the
iitnnli t Ihn Ashlnntl cmtry,
wlmiit the im mi I (), A. It. Mini W, It.
('. memorial services will b liHil
nroiniil llm heuutiful Mehwrtal
monument, t'nin thn conclusion of
l 111 service, thorn will Im g tm inln
til Intermission for lit purpose of
visiting still tlei-urutlng Ihn graves;
then Ihn liuitlrr will nguln sound as
sembly f"i- thn return munh lu llm
hand stand In th pnrk (weather
permitting other ln to Hie armory
Wlirm wn will Im liliVllt'Kf ft to listen
In Ml Inspiring address liy Ihn Hon I'.
M. Tinnitus. Inning th nfternnon,
committees will be Bent to Ihn Moun
tain Vlnw, llurgdlne. Talent iinil
lllll remrinies for 1 oiritlin ui -poses.
So particular services have
neen puinneu lor men iiiuhkiuui
cemetery, but nil are to Im visited.
1 tin parade lineup U as followii,
led liy J. Kit Thornton, gland miir
tihttl of th day:
Ashland hand.
Klrsl t'otnpuny Oregon National
(iusril.
(Iisnd Army of Ihn ltniiblle.
Veterans of Hi" Hpnnleh -American
Wnr.
Vrleruna of thn World War.
Women's Relief Corp of Ihn
U. A. It.
American l.eglun Auxiliary.
tiuughter of tha Alunrlcan Itevo
liUon. Mayor and official, ity council
and school hoard.
liny Hcouts of Antvrlra.
Camp Klre tllrls.,
t'ltu.ns.
Mchool children.
Tiansportallon will ha sf forded
iflrrtna of thn l. A. It., also tnrni
hets of thn Women's Itellcf orns.
who. dun to physical Inrirmlty. nrn
unable in mnich to and ftuin thn
ivliiclrrlra rlowara am nrednd to
typify thn ohnt-rvanrn of iM'Corallun 1
lur. Owing to tha latrna ut thn
anaaon tiUmmiiiia ara acarcn. Itoan
nr traiiiiunK to bloom, hownvor,
11 lid hy Turwlay morning It la hoped,
with tha prevailing flnn wralhnr. to
Mrut i-ouniiful aupply. Atiyunv
liltvlng fluwria to lotitrltiutn, will
i onfnr fuvor hy Inavlng llifin at thn
t'huitibrr if Cunninr-e rooma narly
Tunadny morning. I'rnllnilnary to
Memorial duy propnr. the ''I. A. It.,
Wontt-n' Unllrf 'oii. and Aim-rli'mi
legion, unllrd In anrvhra at thn
Coiigrrgutlonal ihurch on HutxUy.
My !!. At thn I'rnnhytorlan rliunii
thn aubj-t w ty of Itniut'in
In nin," and ut tha Mnthodlat
rhurih. thn paator uld a ttitiuta to
Our Uloiioua !nd."
"The Sheik" Closes Run at Page Theater Tonight
'pxnrc three
aaaaaBBiaaaiujiuL.il i.Lam i 1 J
I '"JL 'Mraai gyjaa n i in a n t
" t; 3fi
"i mi - r - riMjiiini. i .tmamm
Ancs Ayres and Rudolph Valentino
in a. Scene from Ihe Paramount Picture
heStielkf, aGeorgeMelfordProduction,
City qunrtwl. tn Humlay, lnntmid of ph-d l.y hu family, cm North Muln cnttlnK. lie now own g trart of land
that whi'O Dr. Whltniy bought ,11
nearly forty yngra ago and paid twenty
llm rimlomiiry union anrvh n, thn tilg airi-rf, linvlng rwiriitly Iww-n od.
au.llloiiiiiik wii llnown opnii f r'n, j
thn nddrnna nn "Thla Wny fp." ImIiiu , trtl,.,. wim-r i.ivi, ....n..i ..r,.,(
dnllvnrnd by Chum i-llor
llrnry Urndfurd.
(ll'Olgll
On TiiFuduy nvnnlng. May 10, a
regular jnrcilng of thn lutight'r of
thn Amniinin irvohillun will hn held
nt thn hoinv of Mm. Omilon Mik'
Crnt'krn. Sttl lliiig.iihn lrwt, nt
tvhti h tlion ,Monnt A h fu ml rluipti-r
will rliMi offlri i a nml trann.it t olhcr
liuklncna.
i .I.... . . .
I... ..iurn.,1 i.. m. f,.r,..H -.. ",K uouara nn acre ior u ana me
mini, a poniilon wlih thn fnlon oil K"n"fl lniirHlon In th rommunlty
oiniiiy' mi vh n Muiion ut thn wt'nu'd to I mi that he wan badly ntung.
i innnr .f Kt Main nnd Klrnt atn-i-i. for it wan simply g ciinparral thicket
on g gravel bar, that the original own-
Inxiirnm in ilm mim of 1 1 ooo wum era ellil not Voniildpr worth fencltig. but
rnriind on llm rnnldnni-n piopiMty of
t'lyiln Hamilton, Liberty atrnnt,
whbii i ml l.'t II y iliHlroycd by
fin iiirty Haturdny mortilng.
Thn Hown-Vnn Anibirg rtrrlia Ift
nxhlblilng Inilny on tint rommoilloii
groumtn at tin- Ih'itmm Hon of Moun
tain nvnnun anil Muln wliii-i". nhown
both afternoon and fir ulna, and at
Mnlford tomorrow.
Ilrglnnlng Jutm I, It In tin Illy
uttdrratood thut thn biuikK thruugh-
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
A. C. Ho.l.tt
1-unt Suturduy wiiltu In my mum! I
nit't our popular and thoroiiKliKolnn
road iimrvlor, Wllllayi I'erry- nd In-
out Ji kon fonnty will in on quired of him a t how the Wg Hult'?-
HBturany n.n aunng tna inomna ti . K,Klp ,.,, WBlpr ,., proJ(,ct wa,
June, juiy pnu uKiini.
the ilnotnr broiiKht In mnall dlt h and
plnnted a part of It to fruit and ber-
rlea, built a neat little houae on It and
then aoi It and mol away. Finally
It fell Into the hand of Mr. A. L.
Ilaaelton, one of the school teachers of
aonie thirty or more yeara ago, now
living In Aahland, and he being a ptac
Ileal gardener and an Indomitable
worker cleared the rock off of It and
made of It one of the finest garden
him is In Itogua River valley, and
turned his attention raining beans
and onions and son hu onions began
to attract attention, . many of them
Hunday siimol an') Kev. II. (J. Adaum
preached for tin both morning and
evening. At the Sunday school it was
decided to change the time of meeting
of the Hunday school from 10:30 to V)
o'clock a. ni. Mr. Adams will not be
here Dfxt HnndHy as he has gone, to
Corvalli to visit his son who Is at
tending the O. A. C, but expects to be
here the first Hunday In June.
It was arranged last Hunday for
Mrs. Arglee Green and Mrs. M. II.
Kentner of Ios Angeles tu conduct a
singing, pralsn and prayer service, next
Hunday, May 2f, in the church at K
o'clock p. m. There will be special
song service by some of the noted
singers of our community.
The ball players won their game on
the Kaglo Point ball grounds between
the Hams Valley and tha Eagle Point
teams and the score stood: Sams Val
ley 2 and FCagle Point 33.
When I reached borne from church
the dinner table was full and about
enough in the slttllng room to fill it
again, so I was unable to secure thn
names of the guests, but learned that
among them was Charley Ten-ill and
wife and Mrs. Smith, a cousin of Mr.
Terrill, I. C. Moore of Ashland and son
William of Iltilte Falls. Mr. Moore, Sr.,
formerly of Elk creek but now of
Ashland was on his way to Itntte Fall
to try to recover his health, for he has '
been afflicted all winter with the flu,:
having had two sieges, or a relapse.!
Altai there were Duel Hlldrcth, John,
W. Smith, wifo and two children of'
Dig Stlckey, H. K. Amy, wife and three1
children, Millard Robinson, Henrietta;
Scheez, Velma Wright Lester RlghamJ
besides quite a number of the towns-!
people who came In for dinner. !
J. Rigsby who has been cutting- saw- j
logs for Roy Conley of Butt Falls, has '
finally moved Into the house formerly j
occupied by Agate Jack Ooln, and he;
(Jack) la sleeping in an outhouse but i
still eating at the Sunnyalde. i
Charley Wilkinson of Dead Indian'
Hoda Springs, passed through here !
Monday on bis way home. He aays ;
that he has a concession from the (
I'. S. government to keep a supply!
store, at the springs and that It, the;
government, plans to make a good ,
road through that country on to Lake
of the Woods, and that will be a near!
route to Klamath county. j
Mrs. O. M. Goss and "daughter were'
here on business the first of the week
and says that they Intend to remain,
in Rutte Falls this season. !
In my last letter I stated tht the
jeH one-eleven cigarettes
r
V VJ
Thr FrUmO$
Gmtttmtn
TURKISH
VIRGINIA
BtTRLEY
aChfltUaJsill
FIFTEEN
In a new package that fits the pockety
At a price that fits the pocket-book"
The same unmatched blend of
Turkish. Vjiicixia and Durley Tobaccos
Profit by-
V, Paul Keen, former local reel
ilnnt. now employe of the federal bu
trill of entomology, in supervising
thn tnmpnlgn nglrit the pine beet In
In Klarimth and adjacent counties.
Illltah Temple
ton ut Masonic
holds a stated see
Hull. Ashland. Vrl-
The recent high school graduation
w'aa Ilia list ovnnt of the kind In
the history of that Institution. The
graduates numbered ti. Kins pie
dominating im usual.
Ctinutntiqun closes on Monday
May it. with concerts, both after-
iim.n nnd evening bv thn New York
progressing and in response to my! yielding as high as lbs. to the
question, he said all rlKht. that they acre. Finally Mr. Itatelton sold about
j were about ready to place the bond on ' half of the tract to Ed Wolfer and he
' the market, that they had a little more ' put a large partof.it out to straw-
work to do yet and then the bonds j berries, which proved a success, but
would be offered for sale. That the'li married, sold out and It fell Into
prospect was very encouraging, the the hands of the present owner, and he
few In the district who had refused , being a farmer turned about all of the
to b Included in the district and who tract Into an alfalfa meadow and it is
day evening. June t. timlruien of had begged to be lift out were now now bringing him amavurage of eight
various committees connected with wishing that they had taken more Uni of hay to the acre, the result of
tlm activities at thn recent ceiemo- jaiock since they had icalUed the a4- work, water and scientific cultivation
nui at Mndford are requested to pre-: vantage of having water to Irrigate,! He told me that he paid three hun
sent all ripens bills at that time. I,,,,, h, m , ,r(.t f ,,e dle(J do, gn
n.v n v Kiorti ini,,i.nrrllv fill- ""1J ,u lMo Wllb,"' Jack- 1"ltl' a l'rt In cash, and today would not take
ed I.' "aptUtclTurcllpulpU on Hun-"""lo"?.," ."T'.' ',i"n , ".''""" " for it.
day morning. A an i.tira. tion ex-Pf unJ,,r 1110 llitch ,liat s ke' '" While some old crokers are laying
truordltiary for the evening service, of I-lttle Hutte creek about the upper; awake nights and sympathizing with
the Young People's Colon invited -end of the Fred Pclouxe place and 'the poor farmers who are having the
one and
the ann
tout mm mitt lie cunslilerei mat no rur-sce nir-farmers am nmr,srin to
'Jlundln day" yielded two tru. k wu, i,,,iy giving him the largest 'care for the bountiful crops the water
loads of clot lilng for Near Lust relief, !lmrl of ,hp lan(, M ,nMl a)t)ve ,ho diu h j w ., nM u ,() )rHluce
wUh'tT'drC in ZTotZ-Z lit w" ," " ',,or! 1 the reader of the Mail
Hi" aim- j cultivate and in connected with the Tribune to a number of instance, that
subject related to me his expeilence have come under my observation
A meeting of the Hiirgadinn tern-1 i,n t where the use of water and proper
etery asso.iuilon la culled for Mon-, , Ho Bowed tlto tract below the ditch , energy has mode the farmers indepen
duy evening. Muy 29, at 7:30 ut tho m clover, and sowed a part of the land l dent.
homn of lr. Hrownr, :i t uctory ( giwve thi ditch in Rialn and the result Dave Rummel, formerlv Af Trail but
was three-quarters of a ton of hay to now of Uig Butte, and Roy Conley,
the acre on the dry laud and that he ! owner of the Conley mill four miles
cut two crops the same, year off of if mm Hutte Falls, ami Kd Gomez, now
the land aown to clover, and realized i of Hutte Kails, were here for dinner
an average, of five tons of hay to the Saturday
or two and a half tons to each Last Sunday wo had ottr regular
three and even four pounds, the land , , , u " c,,,"r ,
,,., . -., . ....'etc.. amounted to around 1100. but I
had not learned the'result of the sale
of home-made candy, the grab-bag, and
since I wrote I learn that the total
amounts to $179.
II to Im present and witness I run through the trurt referred to, 1 water put on their land, and reaping
iibnl eat the missionary." that when ho sold It to Mr. Jack he three-quarters of a ton to the acre, the
street, election or utflcrra uno oilier
business. ;
Thn Ijnidrr mnricrty has beenJ
piirchiised by IVrry Cbeever, South,
.rn i-i.iifl.- i-ninliive. who will oc-
nin.ti li Dm itoiirtment house occu-1 ri"e.
TOURING TIME
WE HAVE TOURISTS'
SUPPLIES
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Oppowite 8. 1. Drpot
Great Reductions
East Through California
' Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets '
On Sale May 25 to August 21st Return Limit October Slat
Liberal Stopover Privileges
"High Points" on the Way
The Glorious Slskiyous
Majestic Mt. Shasta J1
The Rugged Sierras .
"Pleasure Places" You Must See
San Francisco World famous city that' "'tis hard to leave.
Lo Angeles Wonder city and noted tourist center.
San Diego Romantic city "Where California began."
Threw Satiooal Parks Yosemite Sequoia General Grant.
Scores of Charming Seashore and Mountain Resort.
For fares, sleeping car reservations or beautiful folders ask
any agent, or write
Southern Pacific Lines
' JOHN' M. SCOTT, 7
General Passenger Agent
DIM CHTJjNG !
China Herb' Store
This is to cenity that Olm Cbung of
lledford. Ore- has cured me of goitre
and stomach trouble. 8. li. Leonard.
iOt J St.. Grants Pass.
Thla la to certify that Olm Chung of
Mectford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
of four years' standing. K. O. Isham,
411 8 St., Uranta Pass, Or.
ildford. Orraon. Jan. n, 11T.
This la la certify that I, the ander
slgned, had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for aeveral year
and last August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Olm Chun Iwhose
Herb store ta at !14 South Frout street, I
eirorrt). I decided t- get herbs for tnv
stomach trouble, and I surfed to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and caa heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to ee
Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
tSlgnedl W. R. JOHNSON.
Wt messes:
Win, Lewla, Esgle Point.
W. j,. Ohltdreth, Eagle Point
M. A. Andrson, Mrdford.
M. B. Himnea, Eaigle Potnu
C. R Moore. 1-gle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre. Kagle PolnL
Oeo. Von der Hellen. Kagle Point.
ThM W- Vlhnla Vsel Polnf
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KFTFXT1VE MAV 23, 1922
ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAQE
Dally Except Saodaj
North Round
Read Down.
Lv. 12:0O.oon
Lv 1:00 P. M.
Lv. 4:0O P. M.
A v. 7:30 P. M.
Ashland
Medford
Grants Pass
Roseburg
Booth Bound
, Read l
Av 3:4S P. M.
. Lv 3:00 P. M.
Lv. 1:00 P. M.
Lv. 8:30 A. L
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO;
F'AKK: AshJaad-RoKoburg. 4.60; MeiUord-Hosebnrg, s4.15;
Grants 1'asa.Roseburg, f;i.OO. ; , ; , .
. Medford Plione 309
K
EPREM ATWE . 1DF0RD BUSKS ESTMISMII
"UVa tint Satisfied
Unless l)ou Asre
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
fomplete. stork of these famous spring for all cars on hand. Prices rea
sonable. BEST SPRINGS ON THE MARKET -
We make truck bodies, nnd do all kinds ot blacksinlthlng.
Billings Carriage and Auto Works
40 to H South Riverside
Motlford
Mason, Ehrman & Co.
Wholesale Grocers
Cig'ar Importers
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
MEDFORD
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Repairs and builds snrincrs
All new springs guaranteed.
Ucnernl repair, JJIaeksmith
ing. Only Spring Furnace
in Southern Oregon.
1183.Bartlett. Phone 183-J
NASH BARBER SHOP
Up-to-date Service.
Bowman & Noe. Prons.
When your
Duds
Are in our
Suds
you can bet, you'll . get r
suits. Remember wo spe
cialize on rough dry family
wash.
' '
American
Laundry Co.
21f. S. Riverside. Phone 873
Vilmo and Harmony Flour
a . STRICTLY GUARANTEED. . .
Ask your dealer for one of these brands.
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
Veterinary
Hospital
A'D
Sale Stable
DR. Q. A. OITZEN
111 N. Fir St. Phone 551
Automobile Springs
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. .
20 South Riverside Phone 279-J
"With Medford
Trade Is
Medford Made."
C. B. W ATKINS
HAS OPENED
Lee Watkins & Co.
FEED STORE
Choice Grade Crushed Barley,
Flour, Bran and Middlings, Hay,
Grain and Poultry Feeds.
Custom Grinding and Rolling a
Specialty.
397 South Front St.
AN. UP-TO-DATE .
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
AT 127 V. MAV ST. .
Next Door to Walker Auto Co.
PAINT AND
CLEAN UP
Have You Done It?,
The Old Reliable
SHOE SHOP
No. 7 N. Fir Street
Best Shoes for Less
Money; v;
We handle Weyenterg Shoei
Hig Class .
Shoe Repairing .
HERBERT TILLXY
MEDFORD TENT AND
AWNING WORKS
MAXtFACTOERS, ,
Awnings, Tents, Auto Tops and
Cushion works; Tourist Supplies,
Anything made of Canvas.
P. P. BURKE, PROP. '
Phono 15-J
0ip. S. P. Depot t Medford