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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1922)
TWfl! TWO MTyHFOTJD MATL TTCTTiTTNTR ArTTDFfYRT). OT?KflON FRTDAV. "JUNE 0, 1022 deal and Personal It is the desire or Hip women or Medford thai all Shrinois passing through the city by train enroute to the San Francisco convention should be supplied with local roses. So those who have roses are requested to bring them, to the Southern Pacific depot on Saturday evening where the Indies or the Greater Medford club will receive nml fOru frt lham nnt , lhl .I..... w.. n.ai " are placed on all Shrlner special trains passing through the city on Sunday. i .1 u .t.. ..... ... See Newcomb's special ad on wood 68" Mrs. R. W. Clancy and daughter eave soon for Toronto, Can., where hey will spend the summer with rlends and relatives.. Upon their re- turn Miss Clancy will leave for Seattle T ... """"" uuume m mus.uj.34 ,nclleg ralIlfan for Wednesday and , at the University of Washington This office Is prepared to pr.nt ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Modford. Phone us and we will call. . tf' Cloudy and unsettled weather Is the,sale starting tomorrow. 05 prediction for the weather of tonight A- c- Alle" an1 8(n Jlm ,eave today and Saturday. Much hay is down in or Saturday for the Rocky Point resort the valley and unless the rain ceases on Klnmntli Lake where tliey will and the sun conies out soon a large proportion of It will be spoiled Snyder's orchestra, Gold Hill, Sat. 6!) Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. tf The near approach of the Crater Lake season oh July 1st is emphasized by the fact that Alex Sparrow, superin tendent o( Crater National park, will slart a crew of eleven men tomorrow i morning to the lake. They can only get within nbout three miles of Anna Spring camp how by motor. This crew will make their headquarters at that ' camp for a few daya and begin tlio i Work of clearing the snow from the road In that vicinity. Will H. Wilson's big Prosperity sale begins tomorrow, 65 Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction ,at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Mrs. 13. D. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Holmes who have been tour 'ing southern California and Mexico, have returned and that the weather 1s entirely tqo cold to tour the Gold state at this time of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes have returned to Portland. , '" Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tl A big week-end party at the Nat. Sat. nlte. 68 Supt. W. L. Oroonleaf. of the Gold Hill schools stopped for a short visit yesterday with Lynn W. Smith in this city. Mr. Grcenleaf Id enroute to Yreka, Calif., where he will glv some Shakespearean readings. Be sure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. For Sale For today only, strawber ries 11.60 per crate at the L. H. Smith ranch, 54 mile west ot Central Point. No deliveries. Phone 36xx2. 68 Many more Modford and valley Rhriners left today by auto or train for the national Shrlners convention at San Francisco. On the train which left here nt 3:40 o'clock this aftornoon a special car was attached to accom modate Medford and vllnity and Grants Poss Shrlners, and at Ashland anothor special car was attached to take on Shrlners of Ashland. There's a Busy Business College In your home town. Burroughs Machine Bookkeeping and Twin-Six Shorthand mornings only; Intensive six-wooks courses. 70 Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. nlte. . 69 The price of sugar took another twenty conts riso yesterday, following the jump of ten cents the day betoro, and those porsons who followed the Mall Tribune's tip of Wednesday to purchase their cannlitg sugar beforo 1 rurther rises are dlBtlnct gainers finan cially. All kinds of. rough and areBsed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 'ill Unst Main street. 1 Unusual values Prices cut to the bone. Will H. Wilson's Prosperity sale starting tomorrow. CG With the rains of the past few days nnd the melting snow In the mountains the river, Hear creek and other streams, which were already high, aro higher and muddler, making , a poor outlook for week-end fishing. A hlg week-end party at the Nat. Sat. nlte. 68 Dig reduction on trimming material for hats. Fay & Sloan, 426 Modford Unlldlng. 70 J. O. Hrodin and C. F. Benoit of Chi cago are guests at the Hotel Medford s are W. R. Woodward of lxs Angelas ('. A. Kallman of Vancouver, 11. C, K. J. Callahan of St.. Louis. Mo., C. J. Pierce and Dr. C. J. Davidson of Seat tle. F. S. Steel of Walla, Wash.. H. O. Chive of Helllngham, Wn., and C. L. Holen of New York. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. See Newcomb's special ad on wood. 68 Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruii, manager of the Children's Farm home to he established at Corvallls. who has been hore for several days left last night for other sections of the state to carry on the campaign for funds for the estab lishment of the homo. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf ., Will H. Wilson s big Prosperity Bale ueglus. tomorrow. 65 1 Stewart Nicholson left Wednesday for Klamath Falls where he will spend the summer on his father's ranch which is situatod near that city. Phono 47. Guaranteed work, prompt service. "We are not satisfied unless you are." City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. . .. 70 , Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. nlve. - 6: Mrs. A. J. McDonough left Wednes day night for Helena, Mont., where she was called by the Illness and death of her brother, C, H, Jordan, , Frank Patrick, a visitor at the local auto cani), Btates that while in Eugene I lip wub robbed of $Hi. lie hub near the entrance of the free auto camp there when a holdup man stuck a gun under his nose and relieved him of his money. Mr. Patrick, who Is traveling; to California, praised the local camp and state:, that the value of police pro tection cannot he overestimated. Grants Pass Vourler. Dance Eagle Point Sai. nlte. 85 Dancing at the Nat. Sat. nlte. 68 Captain Drlggs, a brother of the offi cer in charge of the Salvation Army en,,,. ,l I .,.,, .,,,. ..., , . ' i.i . iuuci meetings in tue Rrmv nail on I Saturday and Sunday, June 10th and 11th at 8 p. m. They have just been i enmm tnalnticwl fl-nm Iha Iralnlnir nnt. lege at San Francisco, along with 57 otner clu!etSi an(1 are on ther w t0 opon up Ule work , CttI(,weIIi ldaho Prof. Rej or at tne Sollthern 0regon Experiment Station at Talent, reports Thursday. This is more than the June rainfall In years. Your growing grain, Ib it insured? See IMmcs, The Insurance Man. Unusual values Prices cut to the bone. Will II. Wilson's Prosperity 8ueniJ the remainder of the summer. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. See Newcomb's special ad on wood. 68 A sight that is worth the time of any sportsman may be seen at the Gold Ray dam these days, according to R. E. McElhose, who reports that the salmon are endeavoring to run the aum- now tnat tlle flsl1 ladder Is closed, and that it looks like a solid Btream of fish, so closely are they packed up against The falling water Mt"y .People are visiting the dam each aay an" spend hours watching the ef- forts of the fish to gain the upper part of the river. Ashland Tidings. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. nlte. 69 The annual piano recitals of tha George Andrews studios, by the pupils of Mrs. 12. E. Gore, will be given in two varied and Interesting program at the Presbytorlan church, Saturday, Juno 10th at 8:15 o'clock and Monday, June 12th at 3 o'clock. Open to the public. oasli and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Dancing at the Nat. Sat. nlte. 68 A new Haynes Six arrived this week for Dr. R. W. Clancy ot this city. The car was driven down from Portland by a dealer. Will H. Wilson's big Prosperity sale begins tomorrow. . 65 sacrifice sale, Medford home and living income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Thora Smith, the high school teach er, expects to spend Juna and July in Portlund and Seaside. She may stay at Seaside all summer and may attend Lthe second term summer school at Washington university. Unusual values Prices cut to the bone. Will H. Wilson's Prosperity sale starting tomorrow. 65 Special sale this week only: Army issue soap, 1 lb. bars 6c. Khaki army blouse (reclaimed) 35c. O. D. wool army blouse (reclaimed) 95 cents, khaki breeches, $1.00. O. D. woo', blankets (reclaimed) $2.95. Tents In all standard sizes, all new, made of U. S. government standard 29-inch width white duck. Auto tents in white or khaki, 8 or 10-oz. duck. 4 fold auto camp bed and mattress. Gar, Kamp Koop stoves and folding camp stoves, folding army cots, new aluminum mess kits, new aluminum canteens, cups and covers, and other useful articles for your camping trip. Trade at the Army Store and save money. United Army Stores. 32 S. Central Ave. 69 Buy your Saturday's baking at tho Horn, this morninft to Mr. and Mrs. George Peake of Grants Pass, a nine pound son to be named George HolliB ter. Mrs. Pcako was formerly lone Flynn of this city. Will H. Wilson's big Prosperity sale begins tomorrow. 65 Guild food sale. Gas Co. office, Weat Main St., 2 p. m. , 6S II. C. Smith and Ed Blnns are among the local Shrlners who leave tomorrow morning by auto for the San Francisco convention. Special Gregg Shorthand work by expert instructor. Mornings only; low rates. Medford Business College. 70 T. Edy, Plum street, west side, will sell 10 good lots, all with water on. Buildings. Very reasonable. Call and see him. OS The senior reception which was held in the small hall nt the Nat on Wed nesday night was one of tho largest and best high school parties ot the year. Many who attended thought that It compared favorably with tho junior prom which was the most elab orate high school party ever held hore. The music was furnished by the Im perial four and the decorations were planned by Tom Swem. Safety first Insure with Redden Canaday, Phone 720. tf Unusual values Prices cut to the bone. Will If. Wilson's Prosperity Bale starting tomorrow. 65 C. L. Goft and son Wayne leave to morrow for Klamath Falls on a brief business trip. Mr. Goff will return in two or three days nnd Wayne will re main at the Fort Klamath fish hatch ery where he is to bo employed for the summer. ' A special built Exlde for Ford, $23.50 at Buttery Electric Shop Nat llldg. 6S Special sale this week only, O. D. shirts (reclaimed), n bargain at $1.79. Trench shoes reduced, sIzcb up to IX So; sizes SVi and up $3.15. Regulu. lion pack carriers, $1.10. Pup ten; $2.59, new. jointed poles and pegs for aame 60c set. Khaki army blouse, re' claimed, SBe. Vnlted Army Stores, 32 8. Central Ave. 69 Fire Insurance. Brown & White, O. V. Myers returned yesterday fromj Portland with a new Keo Speed Wagon for the t'lilifornla-OreKon Power com piiny. The power company now has Tour of these machines. .Mr. .Myers' was accompanied by his mother, Mrs, Clara Myers of Salem who will visit: here ror some time. Will II. Wilsoj's big Prosperity sale begins tomorrow. 65 Koduk finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 88 Gene Narregan leaves tomorrow for Corvallls where he will meet Bill -Mitchell, a local young man who is an O. A. C. student. They will return in i Xurregun's car. Dance, Kingsbury Springs, Sat. nlte. I l.cedom s orchestra. 69 Buy your Saturday's baking at the. Guild food sale. Gas Co. office, West Main St., 2 p. m. 68, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Olson of Pullman. Wash., are guests at the Hotel HoI- land. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nice, P. If. Case and A. II. Eckart of Seattle, Charles M. Duett and family of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. I G. S. Wood of Albany, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. I. F. l.anghorne and B. Morris of San Jose and E. A.' Bryant of 'Eugene. Get plno flume lumber at Big Pines I Lumber Co. 1 tf New and second-hand pianos and phonographs bought and sold. H. O.j I.aunspach, phone 64f-R. 72 The general public Is invited to at tend the commencement exercises at the Page theater tonight which begin at 8 o'clock. Seats are reserved only for the Immediate relatives of mem bers of the graduating class in the front portion of the theater. ' Hardwood flooring. . Medford Lum ber Co. Unusual values Prices cut to .the bone. Will H. Wilson's Prosperity sale starting tomorrow. ' 65 Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kellogg at the Purucker maternity home an 8 pound boy on June 4th. Both 'moth er and child are doing well. All hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard's, 109 N. Central Ave. 71 White will be at booth 11, Public Market, with veul and chicken. 6S Mrs. Fred Reinecke and children will arrive today from Pittsburg for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs.' George Purucker. Mrs. Reinecke' was formerly Holen Purucker of this city. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co Dance, Kingsbury Springs, Sat. nlte. Leedom's orchestra. ., 69 Carl Tengwahi and A. H. Cunning ham are among the local Shrlners who leave this afternoon for the purpose of attending the natlonul Shrlno con vention in Han Francisco. ! Get a standard ExUie, prices . uro down, quality the same, at Hrittery Electric Shop, Nat Pldg. , . 68 Chicken dinner and home-made ico croam at the Summit Ranch every Sunday. On the Paciric highway at the top ot the Slsklyous. Romember tho name. . .. . gs Peto Cormn who is attending O. A. C, will make a trip to Seattle tho end of this week before returning to this city. While in that city he will visit his sister. Grcnt assortment of tans and gray woolens. Just the thing for summer. They're dustproof. Conio In and lopk (hum over. Klein tho Tailor, 12S Eas.t Hiin. Upstairs.. '71 ' Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 TOMORROW! Ho hud neither 11111110 nor f 1 lends. Knew no law hut his big black guns. So he always kept travclln' on. Till he hit the oi-st town in the west! Aimd ' saw soino folks mid goings-on that needed fixln'. Then BILL HART In one "f "l0 't't picliires lie ever nindo "Travelin' On" ALSO THE SKIPPER in TOONEKVILLE TROLLEY COMEDY TONIGHT High School "Graduating Exercises We are selling at reuueed price, $35, Portophone to take on your outing trili. Palmer Piano House. 7u -Miss Virginia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith of the Hotel Holland has returned from O. A. C, where she has been a student for the past four years. Miss Smith graduat ed from that institution last Monday. St. Mark's Guild food sale Saturday 2 i). ni. Southern Oregon Gas Co. office, West iMaln. 68 For good insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackaon County Abstract Co. The case of the state against George Grigsby on a charge of bootlegging which was to have been tried before Justice Taylor yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock has been postponed until the 19th of this month as Beatrice Henry, the principal Btate witness who was under bond of $50 has disappeared. The case arose out of a raid made by the night police several days ago on a house on Welch street In which three men and three young women were ar- rested. Nothing niter for outing suits: two pair trousers, one regular, one riding breeches, priced low, considering qual ity. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. Upstairs. 71 When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Don't forget to bring your roses to the S. P. station Saturday evening so that they may be given the Shrlners on Sunday. . When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85 It will pay you to climb my Btalrway and order that stilt you've been want ing, now. Jiiein the Tailor,. 128 East Main. Upstairs. ; 1 ; 71 W. G. Rtley of Chicago Is a Ugliest at the Hotel Medford. Other guests in clude Clayton R. Long of Corvallls, M. K. Bonier of Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Perrpe of Stockton, Calif.. C. B. Spencer of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Brown of Astoria, Ore., Wm. Dietz of St. Louis, Mo., G. O. Melby of Eugene and Mr. Ojnd Mrs. Gus R. Muller of Boise, Ida. Buy your Saturday's 'baking at the Guild food sale. Gas Co. office, West .Main St., 2 p. m. 68 Everywhere you look you see a Cnevrolet. tf Steve Nye of Talent returned the middle of the week from Corvallls where he went to receive his degree. Htove returned the nrst ot the year from Corvallls having completed his work there In commercial engineering .u. returned in order to receive his diploma at the commencement exer cises which took place last Monday. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Films in at 10 a. m. ready by 5 p. m. same day. Swem'ij Studio. '' 6S 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 Sti Mark's Guild food sale Saturday 2 p. m.- Southern Oregon Gas Co. office. West Main. 68 C. C. Cate left last night for a busi ness visit at Sa!enfrom which lie ex pects to return on Sunday. $5.00 spotlights for your car at the Electric Shop. 86' Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf C. D. Thompson, of file high school faculty, will spend most of the summer near enough to look after the project work of the Smith-Hughes boys and to collect material for next year's work For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. iree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street II. A. Thieroif. ' Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment Co. tt SPECIAL GLASSWARt VALUES On Display in Our Windows 42-PIECE SET, RANSOME PATTERN, ' 42-PIECE SET, COLONIAL PATTERN 42-PIECE SET, 18 K. GOLD BAND We carry 8 patterns to the very best of China at 42-piece set $36.25. We carry the largest line of Glasswear in Southern Oregn, including the new irridescent pattern. See Ouv Window Monday for Displayand Prices Largest Assortment of Camping Equipment Carried in Southern Oregon Largest Crockery Shop in Southern Oregon THE HOME OF BREAD LIRE MOTHER HADE SATURDAY SPECIALS Summer Desserts ... Jiffy Jell Liberty Jelly Powder G-Joy Dessert 21 pkgs. - $1.00 Bakery Special SUGAR Log Cabin Roll is still going up for Saturday ' Better see us for Sugar and Fruit Jars 13c at once . Alpine- an " Fewer violations of the state traffic laws have been reported this year than for the past several years, according to the opinion of J. J. McMahon, state traffic officer, who was in Eugene last evening on his way south from Port land. McMahon covers the southern Oregon territory. Including Jackson, Josephine and part of Klamath coun ties. The state officer states that the motoring public is showing a spirit of co-operation with the road officials for tho observance of the highway laws and that this' has had an effect on the diminishing number of complaints. Eugene Register. St. Mark's Guild food sale Saturday 2 p. m. Southern Oregon Gas Co. office, West Main. 68 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. Thone 72S-R or 131-Y. FOR PROSPERITY WEEK - ; of crockery in open stock prices, ranging from WEEKS & ORR Complete House Furnishers Oregon Milk- GATES & LYDIARD . vv T -, -- : . Among-tho Shrlners who leave on this afternoon's train for the conven tion at San Francisco are W. H. Mc Gowan, J. W. Hittson, William A. Aitkin, Dr. Rickeit and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, and Emit liritt and County JuilgeGardner of Jacksonville. Atwater-Kent timtfrs for Fords $11.75 Electric Shop. 86 Hemstitching, Plcoting, ' 8c per yd. Utittons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Thirty-five persons who arrived late yesterday afturnoon and last evening spent last night and this morning at the city auto camp. There were in all, with the leftovers who arrived the night before and yesterday forenoon, twenty-one separate camps at tho grounds last night. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. - . - ; . tf PLAIN WHITE $6.60 . .......... . $9,90 :. $14.00 Soups Franco-American Soups are the top grade- always higher than other soups per doz. cans $1.18 10c a can ii J - Failure of Jackson county officials to return their corrected figures on the republican gubernatorial contest is de laying completion of tho official can vass of the vote in the recent primary contest. Portland Journal. For Sale Best home made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman. - 84 Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mail Tribune office. tf Mrs. W. H. Bailey ieaves Sunday for San Francisco for a several weeks visit with relatives. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. - S3 Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association. , tt Men, have your suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed, $1.50. City Clean ing & Dyeing Co. , Phono 474. 401 S. Riverside avenue. :" l: ' - ' 70 .1. See Our . Window for Prosperity Special $6.00 3$ 'iuixomjttfs AOCHTS- BRENLM - Vm window skid that mlly
