Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMETTFOTrnjrATTi TT7TRTTNR MTCOFORD. OTCFiOX. MOXDAY. JUNE 12. 1022 l ocal and $LJ PpTRnnnl l-'lfty eight pers-ins who 1 23 cars were guests at the city During the train stop Into yesterday aftornoon or Aladdin, Columbus, O., of which Shrine organization President t llnrdiit'; Is a niemher, Mayor James J. TIi'Mihis of Columbus, n prominent i nhioitn who helpi'd initiate the presl- lont ami friends and relatives. ; l'"ir Insurance. Hi-own & White. into Aladdin, visited with Mrs., Special Gregg Shorthand work by camp between Saturday afternoon and J "ucnter and another former (expert Instructor. Mornings only; low this morning. The majority of the Ohli.an of far lens beauty and dis-rates. Med ford Iluslness College. 70 cars came from the bjuUi and were! cussed Ohio politics, men and affairs I Dr. Oilzen, local veterinary, started north bound. generally. Of course John J. was pres- la Kord bug this morning with the aid Kiio Insurance. Ilennett Investment "i not Having come from Ohio, ; or another man, a horse and a lariat Co. ttjwas merely able to occasionally Inter- Wnnted Boy to deliver Oiegn J'"'t " "yes" or "no" in the conversa- Journal. Phone SC3-K. . 70,11011, and marvel at Ohlos greatness 3 a state. Men, have your suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed, $1.50. City Clean ing & Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. Riverside avenue. 70 This office is prepared to print ; ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart left Satur- Mrs. ,1. C. Brown of Astoria arrived day by auto for Los Angeles and other. this morning for a several months visit California points where they will re- with Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Leonard main for a several weeks visit with, and family. Mrs. lirown is Mrs. Leon ard's mother. When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E. .Main. The Shrine excitement here . wilt start all orer 'again next Friday y;hen over twenty special Shrine trains be gin to roll through the city enroiite home to Various parts of the United States by the northern route, having come to the Saii' Francisco convention by otner routes, 'i he latter part ot the bookkeeping machines. Don't give week the 'northbound trains will be your orders to traveling men and have crowded by Individual Shriners en them minted out of Medford. Phono route to their homes. Wanted A live wiro partner wltli some capital. Box 100, Mall Tribune tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Atwntcr-Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Electric Shop. 86 Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. W. A. Del zell of Klamath Falls, made a brie stop in Medford Saturday while on their way to Portland. They called on Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence while here. Notice My wife, Mollic llarnish having left my bed and board 1 hereby glvo public notice that I will not he responsible for any debts or bills which she may contract. Dated Juno 9, 1922.' S..II. Harnlsh. .. . : . 73 Hemstitching, Plcotlng, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. . .Handicraft Shop. V1 ' ',' if ' Miss Mildred Jai l who lias Just com plctod her Junior year at tlio local high school, left this morning for her home near Portland to spend the summer She expects to return noxt fall to com pletc her senior yet-r. Dance at Trail Sat. night. V. . livery where you look you see 1 Chevrolet. tf The weather of today hecnusn of the humidity promised this forenoon to be unusually warm, as at 10 a. 111, the temperature wus 70 degrees. The maximum temperature of Sunday was S4 degrees. . For Sale Best home mnde cakes pics. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Eoardtnan. .84 Lime for spray. Medford Lhr. Co. Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. tf - O. C. Boggs and son Stanley left last night for a vUlt with relatives at Ur hana, III. They went by the new New- Orleans route, and will come home a month hence by tho shortest northern route. The Apparel Cleaners and Hatters are building an addition to their new fire-proof dry cleaning plant at 6!!4 N Riverside. 71 ' All members of Co. A, 1811th Inf., O. N. 0. will report at the Armory lit 7:30 o'clock this evening. Final pre parntions for Camp Lewis. 70 The annual Flag Day exercises ol the Elks lodge were held yesterday afternoon in the Elks temple with a program consisting of the B. P. O. 1 trdcr ritual, musical features and an rddress by C. M. Thomas. The alien lance was smaller than usual because it so ninny Elks being at Ban Fran tisco attending the Shrine convention. Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforced and guaranteed. -Only tho flnost pro-heat Ing fuols and metals used. Vulcan ' Wolding Works, 39 S. Front Btreet. tf Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association tf Rumors have reached the city by underground channels to the effect that Governor Olcott plans to appoint one of Medford's best known and most active hiiHluesH men to tho place, on the stale falr'boiiill, from whlelr Mayor lintcs: was recently deposed by the governor. . - . - - . ' jjUet pine flume lumber at Big Plnos LjiinhctPo. .- 'i tf $3.00 siiotllghta for your enr'at the FJectrlc Shop,. s . :. .. Sti -f-Af-1- 1 ; y 3 I H A SPARK 1 (an evplo-lnn: and Jones' new enr win in fl-.um-w. - . He was too busy getting the family to safety, to use his fire extinguisher. That was a year ago. Jones now carries one of our fire Insurance policies. He diKKn't worrv now about fire. Profit I-' Jones' experience. Your' turn may come tomor row. McCurdy ixsrn vxt'F. ackncv. Phono One-Two-Tlim us and we will call. tf Rev. E. v. Lawrence will preach at the Applegate school house on Tues day evening at 8 p. ni. Every one in the vailey is invited to the service. One bugler wanted in Co. A, Nation al Guard, Medford, for Camp Lewis trli. - 71 Dunce at Trail Sat. night. 75 Mrs. W. T. Normlle and Miss Arlene Norinile arrived In the city by When In need cf sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. This office can supply additional Visitors in town gained ".he impros- cojiics of Friday's '.Prosperity Week" sion that the days of the cowboys and edition -or outside mailing. 7p other "wildwest" accoutrements , had I Bearing pear and apple orchards not yet vanished from this section of sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre the country. . Iiartletts $."i5.00 per ton No. 1 can ning, and $27.50 per ton, No. 2 canning. Guy W. Conner, representing Califor nia Canneries Co. Phone 64. 75 tracts and up. - Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Kay Realty Co. rhone 728-R or 134-Y. Carl Bowman and Kinil Schmidt and families motored to the summit of the Insure your hay now. Write or Green Springs mountain and report telephone C. L. Goff. . 74 1 the road in fine shape. While on the Thirty-third annual session of the mountain they stopped at a cabin grand chapter of the Order of Eastern where the resident owned a trained Star will convene in Portland Tuesday bear. Mr. Schmidt declares that the at 10 n. 111. The session will conclude , bear was captured I I years ago in the with the Installation of grand officers' Little Applegato" district and that it's ihursday evening. Monday evening there will be a reception to the dele gates and members of the Portland chapters at 8 p. m. The Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4. 88 Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 88 Horaco Bromley and party motored and auto late Sunday night from Corvallis, where Miss Normlle has been a stu-o Rogue Elk resort yesterday dent at the O. A. c. this year. I hey spent the day on the river, were accompanied by Miss Helen Phil- The pageant, "In tho Garden ot the brook of Portland, former well known' Hear" and pantomime, "O 'zion young -Mciirord lady, who plans to Haste" will be presented at the First spend tho summer here. Methodist church, Tuesday, June Kith Two watchmakers, prompt service at 8:15. Admission 35c. 71 and unexcelled workmanship. JohnBon, Jeweler. tf ' Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Owing to the falling of the first span of the old highway bridge at Myrtle creek, the new bridge, which parallels the old one, has been openod to travel. Tho dirt Is still soft, but It is thought that cars can pass over without dam age. Tho old bridge has been boarded up, closing it to all traffic. The new bridge Is of the concrete highway type, spanning the Umpquu river and the railroad tracks. Be sure of your Hail Insurance. See Ifoltnes, The Insurance Man. There's a Busy Business College in your homo town. Burroughs Mnchlno Bookkeeping and Twin-Six Shorthand mornings only; intensive six-weeks courses. 70 H. W. Riley of Eugene is a guest at tho Hotel Holland. Other guests in clude Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Woods of La Crosse. Wis., G. R. Hannah and family and C. 11. Pullen of Los An geles, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whymnn of Redondo Beach. Calif., Edgar Loueks of Phoenix, Ariz., Charlos H. Canfleld or Oregon City, Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Osgood and family of Tacoina and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stlllwell of Seattle. All kinds of - rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. ill Wast Main street. It will pay you to climb my stairway and order tlutt suit you've' been want ing, now. Klein the Tailor, 128 East Main. Upstairs. 71 Neal Wakeman returned yesterday from Corvallis where he has been a special student at O. A. C. during the past year. Big reduction on trimming material for hats. Fay & Sloan, 426 Jledford llullding. 70 Wo are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler. tf A communicant class preparatory for admission of children into the church will be conducted at the Pres byterian church on Tuesday and Wed nesday mornings of this week at 8:30 a. 111. Children looking forward to church membership are invited to at tend this class. There will be a recep tion of members on Sunday morning, Juno 25th. No child will be received without iho consent of Its parents. The pastor will have charge of this class. "Dnncd at Trail Sat. night. " 75 Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt soi'vice. "We are not satisfied unless you aro." City Cleaning &. Dyeing Co. 70 The Ashland chamber of commerce has received a $200 check from Jesse Winburn to bo applied on the budget toward defraying the expenses of the Fourth of July celobration this year. Tho letter, with which tho check was enclosed, was written from the Broad moor hotel, at Colorado Springs, Colo., and dated June 6. Your growing grain, Is it insured? See Holmes, Tho Insurance Man. ' Everywhere you look you see a Lnevroiot. . tf J. W. Weknflold and party motored to tho Rogue Elks resort yesterday. Tho roads between this city and the resort are reported to bo In excellent condition at the present time. Lima and cement. Medford Lumber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. E. IC. Carrol arrived in this city yes terday by auto and will return to his homo In Eugene tomorrow accompan ied by his sister. Miss Mnurine Carrol who Is an Instructor In tho local high school. They will visit friends in Ash land today before returning to Eugene. Dance Kagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 oiish nnd doors. Medford Lumber Co. S. J. T. Meadows, a resident of Grif fin creek for the past 12 years, and a member of the Methodist church will give a talk next Sunday afternoon on We will write yotra non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. 11. Cochran, Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 Over 100 Montana people attended the M,ontnna picnic In the city park at Grants Pass yesterday and a Montana society was organized and officers elected. It was decided that the picnic would be an annual afrair and the place selected for next year's picnic was Lithla park in Ashland. New and second-hand pianos and phonographs bought and sold. H. G. Lnunspach, phone 646-U. 72 Bartletts $55.00 per ton No. 1 can ning, and $27.50 per toil, No. 2 canning. Guy W. Conner, representing Califor nia Canneries Co. Phone 04. 75 Fred Patching of Loring, Alaska is a guest at the Hotel Medrord as are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bowles of Hollywood, Calif., B. H. .Tolley ot Baltimore, Md., Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Judd and Louis A: Frntes and family of Seattle, F. C. Foley and family, Newell, la., and Richard Nye of Santa Barbara. The pageant, "In the Garden of the Heart," and pantomime, "O Zion Haste," will be presented at the First1 Methodist church, Tuesday, June 13th I at S: IS.' Admission 35c. 71 Hardwood floorina. Medford Lum-j bcr Co. ' Harry Hawk pleaded guilty Satur day before Justice Glenn O. Taylor to, a charge of speeding and was fined i $15. Tho arrest was Inade by Officer, S. it. Sandefer. . Try our 75c dinner from 5:00 to 8:00. Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's Store. 70 ; All hats greatly reduced at Lottlo Howard's, 109 N. Central Ave. 71 ' Rocky," Everett Drayton's Ford, was stolen from In front of the Drayton residence on Rose avenue on Sunday j night. She Is a 1914 model and may; not bo nulto as stylish as a new one hut has lots 'of "pep." The thief la warned to look out when he cranks the owner has taken it all over the world. Hi- also states that the bear is an ac complished roller skater and that a demonstration of skating was staged on the front porch of the cabin for the benefit of the visitors. 1 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street II. A. Thleroif. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. . Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Thanks for Assistance. To the Editor: Thanks to the help of a number of good people In Medford, wo received a splendid consignment of clothing. I wish thut my deep appreciation for this might be expressed through the columns of the .Mail Tribune. I wish too, that you might know how much heart it put into a fellow with a Job like mine to have such co operation as you and practically all of the newspapers of the state gave. It Is some task to make people sec a vision of need 9.000 miles away. LilTS GO - MKOFOKII'S PROSPERITY WEEK RIALTO Now Playing A tnlo of three buddies who caiuo lionie from war when the World had given them up fol ios;, .11 ! '.' ' ' : ".' And Gee! - Wlihtf changes, sur prises and things happen then! "'''.",' BETTER fll.ix THE ltf.AY motor as "Becky" is liable to give a lungo and knock him down. American Legion special meeting 8 p. in. Tuesday. 70 During Prosperity Week entertain your friends at the Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's Store. Phone 617. 71 H. L. Walther nnd C. E. Biee ot the California-Oregon Power company left this morning by auto for a several days business visit In Riddle, Ore. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. We will write you a non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. j. it, 1 oenran, mgr. i-acinc u-utuai. in a Great assortment of tans and gray I woolens. Just the thing for summer. Tnoy'ro dustproof. Conio In nnd looki them over. Klein the Tailor, 128 East! Main. Upstairs. 71' Tcrsons with roses are requested to bring them tomorrow to the exhibit building of the chamber of conimerco as tho building is to be decorated to morrow evening. Tubs of water will bo on hand to keep the roses fresh and a person will bo In charge to take euro of them. Ladles' and gents' wearing apparel cleaned ami neatly pressed. Prompt and efficient service, prices reason able. Forsythe, Phone 341. 116 Mistle toe. 75 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. S5 II. II. Daniels was fined $15 Satur day when lie entered a idea of guilty In Justice Taylor's court to a charge of driving his car without correct license plates. The arrest was made by State T rattle Officer J. J. McMahon. We are selling at tvuuced price, $35, Portophone to take on your Anting trip. Palfncr Piano House. 70 For good insurance, yon should go to (loft & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. S. L. Leonard ami son left this morn ing at 4 o'clock for Fresno, Call!., where they 'will visit G. L. Leonard and meet George Leonard who has re cently completed his second year at Ml felaa-B i.rM'to fill ' AnnaONitsson -"Norman Kerry George Fifzraaurice C 17 T? LQXIK)? OilfJCy A X it )X BY DAY KY XIGMT! mill irtn-i . uiuiin mm m"ria v.- ially nttend nnd listen to what he has to say. SCOTLAND YARD, In the Shadow of the House of Purlin nii-iil! . TRAFALGAR SQUARE, show ing I'lcailllly Circus, Westmin ster Abbey. Downing St. and the famous Liiiichouse ilisti-ict. Whitcchnpcl, Wormwood Cen ter nnd Rotten liow, just off ll.vdo l'aik, Covt'huist Place, , England, nnd other sights. COMIXG WKDXKSD.W Wallace Reld, Gloria Swnnso"., KllioC' Dexter in "DOX'T TELL EVEUYTIUXG" GIM CHUNG China Herb Store This is 10 cemty-that Qtm. Chunsr of ncriflce tale, Medford home and living Income only $1000, balance Uko rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday. Phone 720. tf Get plno flume lumber at TS!ff Tines by auto and the party expects to re turn In alKiut two weeks. Nothing nicer for outing suits: two pair trousers, one regular, one riding hrjeches, priced low, considering qual ity. Klein thc Tailor, l'-'S E. Main, l'pstalrs. 71 When hotter automobiles are built. Bulch will build them. tf Medford. Ore., hits cured me of goitre nnd Ftomnch trouble. S. M. Leonard, Gl'lt J St., Grants Pass. This ts 10 certify ttiat Olm Ohunir of Meilford, Ore., has cured me of rupture of four y.-nrn- standing. F. U. Ishain, 413 S St.. Uncus pass. Ore. .V.'ilfnrd. Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917. This Is 10 certify thnt I, the unrter elRned. bad very severe stomach trouble and bad ber-n bothered for several years and last Auuu-t was not expected to live, and hearing of Gfnl Chung (whose Mel-h store la at I'M South Front street, Medrordl. I decided to get herbs for my stonuich tror.hle. and I started to feeling better as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily. recom mend anyone afflicted as 1 was to see Uli 1T.ii.1g and try his Herbs. tSiKiiedl W. R. JOHNSON. WIMiesnes: Win. Lewis, V.ngle Point. W. L. l-lilldrelli, Eaulo Point X. A. A nd. r-.cn, Medford. S. 11. lli-Unes, Ulgle l'olnt. C. K. Moore, Kanle Point. J. V. Mclntvre. kagle Point. Geo. Von der llelleu. Eagle Point The K Nieliols. Kacle Point. TENTS Med. Tent & Awning Works Opposite S, 1. Depot Only such as you give enables us to come within gunshot of meeting the need. Yours very trulv. .1. J. HANDSAKKfl, June Hth. Slate Director. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Police dog puppies, also' collie puppies. Phone 591-R-l. ' FOR SALE Immediate possession 5 rooni furnished cottage, garage. Price $1500. Easy terms. Phone 82U-J. ... 75 WANTED Experienced thinners at once. Phono 638-L. 71 FOR SALE Fine young horse, a beauty. Phone 306 Jacksonville. 76 FOR RENT Choice new modern 5-j room bungalow. 708 W. Second St. 1 FOR RENT 4 room bungalow. Phone 503-L. 72 FOR SALE No. 1 alfalfa In field, one half mile south on Peach St. T. E. Pottenger. tf FOR SALE Indian Powerplits motor cycle with sido car, electric equip ped, $12.1 Phone 1031. 70 At Heath's Drugstore During Prosperity Week A Ticket to any Movie any day and any time with a $2.50 purchase; 1 The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street. ! WITH MEDFORD TRADE -IS MEDFORD MADE. Waving fans, swayed by the hands of men and women " " ' ? s " '' " '. . . i ': ' 1 whose labor was held of small moment save as it pro-' 1 vided comfort to their high-born masters, was once a. symbol of luxury. 1.. To clay. every man ami every woman, and every small baby, sleep-. ing through hours of summer's heat, may have the comfort of air stirred to invigorating freshness by constant motion. Instead of ostrich plumes, the fans are made of seintillaut blades of brass. Instead of hand's of ebon slaves, they move to the power of our modern servitors volts, amperes and watts, summoned by ihc touch of a button from today's Circuit of Service. .V '- ' ', ' 1 - ;t ' 'l 0 ''. ' The California: Oregon Power Company Phono 168 . ,; Mo4forc Oregon , 216 West Main Srteet YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARR Nature's Most -Wonderful . Laboratory and Out-of-Door Paradise - Thewildo3t geysers in tho world, dancing amid thousands'' of boiling springs, their basins arrayed in gorgeous colors' like gigantic llowera.' Here, too, are hills of sparkling crystals, hills ot sulphur, hills of glass, mountains of every style of architecture. Icy or frosted, mountains boiled soft like potatoes and colored like a sunset sky.-r-John Muir, tho great naturalist. THROUGH SLEEPING CAR - DAILY Portland to-West Yellowstone Operated by the ( Union Pacific System. 1'IItST CAR I.K.VVKS I'Olh't.AXl) 5:00 1'. M., JUNE 18th ' Hound trip rail fare from Portland to West - . .. Yellowstone $3S. 25. . Sleeping cut fare c-no way , , " . ; 9iir.w. i nis otiei imi uicuiue nuiei or camp expense while In tho I'urkyWhich will depend on the length of stay. , -, ' . ' .1. H. O'iN'EILL, . Traveling Passenger Agent, with headquarters at 701 Wells Fargo Building. Portland, will be glad to call personally on any one wishing to visit Yellowstone, and arrange all details. Drop him a card, or address WM. McMUREAY GKXKll.U, P.VSSKXCJKU AGKXT PORTliAXO, ORKC.OX Lumber Cf),