Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 30, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO reDFORD MATTJ TRTflTTNE. MEDFORT). ORKOOX. TUESDAY. MAY "? 1022 Zocal and 1 Personal The iollce wnrn resilient to l'k hp their homes securHy If away from homo tills evening and until Into tn nlnlit, an the timiul circus day precnu lion. For Rood insurance, you choulil ro to Ooft &. Tec, office with Jackstm County Abstract Co. There will bo a free clinic for chil dren between the uses of 4 nnd 6 years on Friday forenoon from 9 to 11:30 in the office of tho county nurse, rooin 16. RinrtA buildltiK. Children will l wolKhPd and ntfUHnred and given a thorough examination by a physician. KeKlslratlon may be made by phone H"d Cress 456. When in need of shlntfe and roof Ihr tall Vallace Woods, MS. 711 K. Main. ' When in need of sash and doors, ca)1. Wallace Woods, 108 or couio to "II K., Main street. ' Riverside Community Club dance Saturday nite, June 3rd. The Jewel orchestra, the. biK hit of the season, ha been engnKcd. All the Jar. and pep you want. 60 The circus arrived in town from. Ashland early today and set up on the lot on North Fir street above the HlK I'ines Lumber company plant, and op jtosite the S. P. depot. The parade was deferred nntil this noon so as not to Interfere with the Memorial day pa rude and exercises. A performance was piven this afternoon and another will be (riven tonight. j Hiiy Medford home. Tay lifce Tnt Cold Ray Realty Co. Corsets fitted and altered free. Good win Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir St. 66 Got t Yeo have added a real estate department to their insurance busi ness. If you wish to sell your property list it with them. Office with Jackson County Abstract Co, 46 N. Central Ae. Phone L 60 With a maximum temperature of 91 yesterday was the hottest day of ths year so far. and today, which started out with a minimum temperature of 50. gave indications of being as warm it not warmer. ...... - Lowest prices on everything ' at rummage sale. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta Bids., Wednesday, May list. . : ' Everywhere you look you " see a Chevrolet. " tf See our Ford touring equipped with shock absorbers, speedometer, extra tire, spotlight ready to run. Price S275. Geo. LI Treichler Motor Co, 61 Rev. John Powers left this morning to spend the day at Grants Pass. Summer play clothes for the chit dren at the Red Cross Thrift Shop. May 31st Lowest cf prices.' Sparta Bldg. 59 iree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H A-Ttaieroit Dear creek Is unusually high for this time of year and the Rogue river and Big and Little Butte creeks and. other mountain streams are at a very high stage because of the rapidly melting snow In the mountains for several days past ' ' ' ' ' -' C. L. Goff for Fire Insurance. Tele phone 41. " " You get good pictures if you take your films to Swem's Studio. 64 Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Adams of Fargo. N. D., who have been visiting here leave tonight for home. ' " ' Elks attention! Last dance of the season will be given Wednesday, May 31st. Don't miss Jt 60 For Sale Air compressors, pipe from 1 Inch to 2 inch. Sanitary beds for camp use, mattreBs, blacksmith outfits complete, drills, tents, shovels, picks, axes, sledge hammers, all these are second-hand goods. Call Jlogue River Canal Company s ofrlce South Fir street or phone 129. . 69 ine Ashland Chautauqua season came to a close last night At the Bunday evening program a silver offer Ing was taken amounting to over ISO, and this sum will put the Ashland Chautauqua "over the top." so that all expenses will be paid without the guar antors being required to pay anything from their own pockets. Dont' forget the refreshments at the high school Thursday afternoon. 60' I will be in Central Point Wednesday and Saturday to give music lessons. Ida Wood. 69 Mr. and Mrs. D. de Veuve of Chicago are guests at the Hotel Holland as are John W. Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Preston of Portland, A. C. YVartman of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins and Robert R. Wagner of Stockton, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. John Locke and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilson of Seattle. Get pine flume lumber at BJg Pines Lumber Co. tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. 1 Tom Sayles who has been visiting here for some time . past leaves for New York city Tuesday. For girl graduates exquisite porce lain bourdoir lamps, with an added charm of diffusing a favored perfume, Swem's Studio. 69 sacrifice sale, Medford home and living income only $1000, balance like rent, uoia jtay Keaity Co. Apparently sufficient publicity has not been given the citizens training camp at Camp Lewis this summer. Otherwise there ' would certainly be some young men from Medford and Vicinity to take advantage of this op portuoity. For it is a real opportunity There is no better physical and mental training possible than is provided at these summer camps by Uncle Sam, All expenses are paid, and a certain remuneration allowed. , Wanted Clean pottoo rags at Mall Tribune office. tf Deputy Sheriff L, , D. Forncrook drove to McAllister springs last week and as far as can be learned his was the first car to make the trip this sea on.' . Don't forget the exhibits at fhe high BCiiooj iuursaay auernooa. w t. S. Weir, train master, and John Enger, assistant superintendent, of the Hoseburg division of the Southern Pa cific railroad, are here today looking after the railroad equipment, of the Howe Great lndon circus. That is the official excuse for their presence here, hut' in Enger's case It was no ticed that a usual vln-n there is n circus In Medford he spent most of his tlmo'hnngtng around the elephants and peering into the open cafies. Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment Co. tt Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building nnd Loan association. ' A number of local fishvrnien ient Sunday at Gold Hay dam and several of them report having caught a salmon or two although the majority state that the fishing Is still poor In that particular section of the rlyer. i You'll miss something if you fail to see the Domestic Science and Art de partments at the high school Thursday afternoon. 60 Elks attention! Last dance of the season will he given Wednesday, May 31st. Don't miss it. 60 Charles Abbott, former Medford resident who is now employed in Cali fornia on state highway work, arrived Saturday night from Slsson and re turned to that city last night. Goff writes ' Automobile Insurance. Telephone 41. One pair of rubber boots for irrigat ing. Red Cross Thrift Shop. Sparta Bldg. 59 A number of the juniors of the high school have been engaged all day In decorating for the Junior Prom, the foremast social event of the high school season which will occur tomor row night Dance, Eagle Point, Sat nite. 69 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf To a reliable party who will pur chase a new five-ton Mack truck we will furnish & good lumber haul for this season, with an option for another season. ' Truck can be bought on, easy payments. Prultt Myers Motor Co. tt Salmon and trout fishing in ' the Rogue was reported to be exception. ally good Sunday. A large number of salmon were taken at the Savage Rapids dam and a large number of trout were taken on flies. One fisher man was giving his neighbors messes of trout yesterday but refused to name the place where he caught them. He did say, however, that he caught as mny as four at a time. Grants Pass Courier. ' Wood turning demonstration at the high school Thursday afternoon. SO Elks attention ! Last dance of the season will be given Wednesday, May 31st Don't miss It. 60 The teachers' training class of the high school and instructors held a picnic last night Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's,' Jeweler. tf Fire Insurance. Brown ft White. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat Mr.' and Mrs. Joseph O. Grey re turned last night from a several days auto trip through the northern part of the Btate. 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. . CO Don't miss the rummage sale Wed nesday," Red Cross Thrift Shop, May 31st. 59 Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded.- re-inforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat- ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street tf Three boys, two of them 14 years of age and the other ten years have been placed under arrest and will be tried before Judge Gardner in Jacksonville Wednesday or Thursday on a charge of burglary. The boys are alleged to have entered the Oregon Growers Warehouse on North Central and to have taken wire and .electrical equip ment therefrom. It Is also alleged that they broke all of the electric light globes in the establishment It is sup posed that the motive for the taking of the wire, etc., was the desire for material from which to construct a radio set Shoes called for and delivered free, repaired or shined. Mail orders a specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B Walking, 127 W. Main. Phone 556. 59 Plan to attend the rummage sale at the Red Cross Thrift Shop, Wednesday- May 31st Sparta Bldg. ' 59 For Sale Best home made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Board man. 84 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anzerols of Los Angeles, are guests at the Hotel Med ford. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Trowbridg and H. W. Riley of Eugene, A. H. Benedict of Portland C. P. Stevens of Log Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. KesBler of San Francisco, C. M. Sims of Salem, Mr. and Mrs W. F. Johnson of Cottage Grove, Ore and Mr. and Mrs. L. it' Skinner of Roseburg. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson Jeweler. tf Summer play clothes for the chil dren at the Red Cross Thrift Shop May 31st. Lowest of prices, Sparta uing. hv Bo sure pf your Ifil Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. ' Mr. and Mrs. John llolmer arrived In this city by auto Sunday from Oak land, Calif., and will make an Indefln Ite visit here. Mr. Holmer is a former resident of this city. Khaki skirts and coats berry pick Ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg. C9 Dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing. Work called for and delivered. For sythe, 11G Mistletoe, phone 341. 63 Khaki skirts and coats Berry pick ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg. ' - 69 Mrs. J. D. Fay and grandson who have been visiting here for some ttme past w ith Henry Morey left last night for their home in Portland. ' Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsetioro for XuBono. riione- 6S5-J, ( tf Crescent orchestra Eagle I)lut. Sat. 69 Lowest prices on everything at rum mage sale. Red Cjoki Thrift Shop, Sparta HKlg.. Wednesday, May 31st.fi Carl llowmiui and family left Inst nlnht with fishing equipment and other necessary articles for a short outing on Elk creek where they nre spending the day. Get pine flume lumber nt Big Pines Lumber Co. tf We nre watch specialists. We gnar anteo results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf Your growing grain, Is It insured See Holmes, The Insurance Man. H. J. Ticknor of Klamath county. president of the lAngoU's. Valley Irri gation district, arrived In this city the first of ths week for a visit with his son-in-law, G. M. Looml and family. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. - Goldfish 25c and up; also supplies. Jap Art Store. 62 Lowest prices on everything at rum mage gale. Bed Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg., Wednesday. May 31st. 69 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Terrlll leave Thursday by auto for Corvallls where they will attend the 23th anniversary of the graduation of the class of .9? of which Mr. Terrill was a member. They will also visit their son Irvine who is a student at O. A. C. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 103. 'ill East Main street Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. - ... Summer play clothes for the chil dren at the Bed Cross Thrift Shop. May 3 1st Lowest of prices. Sparta Hldg. . 59 A fish broke the line -and escaped from a man at Gold Ray dam Sunday. Vera Van Dyke cast into the river some distance below the place where the escape had taken place and when he reeled In his line his hooks held the dead end of the line which the fish had broken. The man who had lost the fish was beside him by this time and was telling his hard luck story when Vern handed him the derelict line and with the help of another man the owner of the line landed a 25 pound salmon. - Khaki skirts and coats Berry pick ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross 'thrift Shop. Sparta Bldg. 69 cash. and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Vtavl dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hotel Modfd 04 Paul B. and Donald McKee returned today from a motor trip to. Prospect A number of local fishermen grasped the opportunity of a holiday today and took to the river and the "numerous tributary treams for a day's fishing. After Chautauqua visit the Parlor Tea Rooms over Woolworth's. 68 "Plan to attend the rummage sale at the Red Cross Thrift Shop, Wednesday May 31st. Sparta Bldg. 69 Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf C. A. Swlgart of the California- Oregon Power company, returned this morning from a several days business visit at Creswell, Ore., and at points along the new power line site.' Hardwood flooring. Med lord Lum ber Co. - Don't miss the rummage sale Wed nesday. Red Crosa Thrift Shop, May 31st. 69 For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. For about ten days past each south bound passenger train has carried one or two American Railway Express re frigerator cars. These cars are efl route to California where they are loaded with strawberries for distribu tion in 'Canada and northwestern Washington. ' - One pair of rubber boots for irrigat ing. Red Cross Thrift 8hop, Sparta flldg. - 59 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. This office Is prepared 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 Considering the fact that it was Memorial day and also circus day the crowd of rural and other outside folks was not so large in the city as Is usual on a holiday. This was perhaps due to the very hot weather of the past few days. Plaq to attend the rummage sale at the Red Cross Thrift 8hop, Wednesday May 31st. Sparta Bldg. 59 Hemstitching, Plootlng. ' 8c per yd. ' Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf One pair of rubber boots for irrigat ing. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg. 6f, The Mail Tribune carrier boys will attend the Howe's Great London circus tonight as guests of Chy Alexander, press representative of that show. Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nite. 69 . Don't miss the rummage sale Wed nesday, Red Cross Thrift Shop, May 31st - 69 everywhere you jook you see a Chevrolet. tf Notice All with Trlgonla Oil & Gaa stock for sale write Tboa. C. Holding, North Bend. Oregon. M BublxT Baby. An auto racer who expects a punc ture, every time he aprlnta around the dangeroug curves of tbe track U a pneumatic peauluiiat. W'eslflclil Leader. MUSICAL RECITAL The nnnuul Si-iis luiiMl.al rerltal by studonta of iho St. Mury'a A;ul- emp was held ut Ilia muitomy last niKlit. Tb hu-ti" crowd iuhUli nt t.'mlt'il, win plasi j Willi th fullow' Ing excellent program" "Triumphal Mar. Ii" l:iirmatt ri.iiK) 1 Itoi tense Tlioiupxoti, l'liiuo 11 ikirothy Nyswuner. Tho K'ulries' 1 1, turn" ll.u'ii ItullillHOII Antlu KitK'iilO, . On Lake. Cliamuuiiue" l'Uino , , Williams Or.eline Si jiiuiU. Vampfire Dunce' ..'..Francis Terry Mury Conner, Mary Attnes 1auIv, Elsie Louie, KImIo Maiileti, liuseinui y 1 tunnel men. , Mary Agatlio KeUdy. Loulxc Conner, Lmili OKenln uune. oiidtuiuv Connolly. ''Tramping Troop" ...... .Oehmlw Violin Ituieu-ll UonvKan, Klohuiil OuiiU'i. ' Piano Marlon Ness. Polonaistt Frank F.yer Mumaict BurrouKhs, Kleuuni- onli, l.orulne Hofbcck, Kalben New). l'rrluilo I'Uno Kuchmunlnuff I A I 1 1 hit-k ford. Th Bold Cavalier" White Cornot Joseph Huiioum . Piano Mat'Kuiet Uuitouum Elcgle Piano Xolet Marion Newt. 'The Donkey Jtide" ....... .Severn Violin Jark Smith. Scherxo Piano Chopin - Loonlll.i Siokun. "Spring BIomsowm" Ijk hnioml Kvyn Snyder. Kiuubeih Mary Evunton, Dorothy urch. Beading f The I-per" M lid red 1UKU. "Th Witches'. Puuce" Piling ... MacDuwell. Ciithertne Stinger. "Spring Days" Vocal Tlio Sinnholil "The Flatterer" Chumliitule Cora Wltham. Alice Lynch, Itutli Kooiter. "Flowers - and Sunshine" ..Hermann St. Mary's Siring (Jnarleiti-. "Norwegian Bridal Pi-oophkIoh" Piano Grieg Dorothy Noun. Beading "At a Kooilinll iaine".. Francis Wrlm nlierg. "Enchanted Cascade" Pluno .... Harris Evelyn Wold. "Tho Sting My Mother Sings" Chorul Class. "Capiioc HumorUti'iuu" Chamlnade I'i.ino I tola lUaikfoiJ. Piano II-r'uthiTlOu KtlliKir. The Jtiwjiry" ,-. Ncvln Harp PatrieU MtkSih. Planor-MiTi'la Mikwhc. 'Soldiers' Chorus." Illume to Our Mountains," "The Anvil Chorus." --......... ... . -II - Trovutore ; The' Ai-mx' frchesrra.r BEST The Phoenix hih chool coin- menccmvnt exori-lnea will bu held to morrow (Wednesday) ovenlnK. un ioIIowh: March ........Mildred Bolat Invocation Itcv. Ani;-ll Chorun Clam History .....Sylvester Htevcnii Cliua l'rophecy ....iJorothy CurlcHH Eimay Elvn Canter Instrumental .Munlc ...Mildred Ward Claiw Will Unnlel Calhoun Oration Margaret Hhceta Chorua AddrcH Mlwt Suxanne Hornet I'reNvntatinn of Diploma . , H. 8. Ktevenx Cut This Out It la Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with Cc and mall it to Floye ft Co.. 2S35 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tor Com pound for cougbs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back; rheumatism, backache,, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliousness, headaches, and slugglBh bowels. Bold everywhere. Adv. Stockholders Notice Notice Is horeby given -that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Telephone and Telcgraoh Company of Southern Oregon, will be held at the office of the company, 218 West 81xth street, Medford, Oregon, at 3 o'clock p. m.r June ft, 1922. 62 W. 11. GORE, President. i llttEBmiHBfr legal Guarantee Giveru N n4 ol JTn no paipr-rontimia wurk. Art to tec Ole-orris File Trintincnt. r heath's vnta TOni5 DR. H1CKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted . NO DROPS L'flKO Broken Tjenses Accurately Implicated FAOTOBV ON IRKMIHKS ' B08 ; llaior tyuOM Ye-Monlnj-V ItCKiilis, National l.euyno. ( Philadelphia ft! New York 3, Iti-oiiklyn l: llostoii ft, Chlumo 4; SI. I.ouls ft. I'lltsliuig 8; Cincinnati S. American I'iihiii. 1'iwtnn U S; WiiHllluMlon ll-H. -New York T: Philadelphia t Cli veland , .Chicago ft., St. lAinls- ll Detroit, U, i ti . t 1 ' 1 ii ' , ' . Coil l.cowtic, j . : , , No IjainoM schviluleil. . i ' Tv Cobb Put Out. ( ScT. r.Ol'IS, ,Uny aiL- tlty the. Ai- octati U Ci r-Manai;i.- Ty Cobb, tUlll'leliJiT, " llelliiuiu li nil . Second lUiwiuitn ClntVoC the 1 ot i til t TlKer v.'ore lmi(lnily .KUHpcinUnl by Han J..liiHun, jLiiKjiienn , li-ilallv' VTiwtdf lit. I e ft ii the; lroi'tilii KnuVe xf tlvo holi day ilmllilo lie.uler here today with the SI. Inils lii-own. . , I'lirliiK an aiKunieiit lit the ninth liuiilitt yeslerilay Colili htepcil on l nipli-o wiImoiih toe an. I was twin-j Ishctl. The nuii. of laik nml Hell-j mail's HiiNpini.iiti was not wtuleil In the mew-aue reielveil here. ' I W.VSHI.N'ilTuN-. . May 30. The pi . si, li nt unit .Mid. Hauling i cluineil to WuMliinKtoii j-arly , today mi Hie yacht Muyfin'wnr In which they left Sal in Juv Willi a carte of friend r..i I a Mtx'k-emt trln down I f ti-&iicukc ' ' I ' ... 1 i . . ' . ' '. NOW The story of what happen ed to Dolores De Lisa, a girl who dared display her beauty in the most dan gerous resort in Madrid. . Prices Adults Kiddies Includes War Tax. MAE iMiv. lenoct wcuuici' i iiiulllloMH I were saltl to me pi'enle, mi I lie j I'lul IllMllI of llm 1-1 1 1 anil Hie iivm. I HAIL INSURANCE Rate $2.50 prr $100.00 Ia:iulnuoo fur Iho Sou.ion. V ill you take n rlinnci' lliix vcitr on Insinu: .vniir enlii'i' crop or will ,vmi viilunliti'ily lake a loss nt' L' I 'J' ; - T!'i; cost of insurance n ynitis ( loss v iljuiuioo lv Im.l? Just tolehono ONE TWO tTHREK M ' ' 4 Insurance Agency Announcement of a 20 per cent reduc tion on all straight side , fabric tires. Exchange Tire Co. 28 North Riverside MATINEE DAILY 1;30 P. M. At i A' .35c 10c MURRAY with her provocative beauty, her pronounced vitality and uick grace, is gynonymoiia in. tho minds of the public with the gay and luxurious resorts of the great cities New York, Paris and the like. She ii, impreflsionistically, tho embodi ment of Broadway, And there i no ono like he;, The entire action of this photoplay, as it ap pears on the screen, takes placo within a day and the next morning. This fact has made for a surprising swiftness of action which carries the spectator along in a whirl of oxcitemont. COMEDY- -GENE HOWARD- doming Hul in dii y MAItol.l) M.OVD in 0" nl Mr. and Mm. Wr U llavcn in 'M.VUIiy TH, JOOIt (illtt," ilinl, i-iTft-tmeil l.y I lie Inier rest at- foi .l.il, wml illicitly to the Wlillo II.iiim,. 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