Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 14, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPaTJE TWO MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14.-1922 Focaland Personal Tlie Sliriner decorations at the Southern Pacific depot will remain in plate until Sunday, when It In filmed all the Sliriner special tralna will have passed through here enroule home from the San Francisco convention. .Most of these special trains will pass through the city Friday. i-'lre Insurance. Bennett Investment Co. tt Very special prices on all ready to wear at The Colonial. 70 The condition of Mrs. Leon I.awtnn, who has been ill for some time, be came, so serious last night that she was rushed to the Medford hospital where an operation was quickly per-1 formed. Her condition at the hospital was reported as better this forenoon. Riverside Community Club dance Snt. nlte. Something to drink all ovenlng. 75 Wanted A live wire partner with noma capital. Hox 100, -Mail Tribune. tf Miss Knlcn Ilrown and her aunt, .Mrs. Klia B. Nash, arrived in the city by auto late yesterday afternoon from Herkeley, Calir., for a visit with friends. Miss Brown is the guest of .Miss Josephine Koppes, and Mrs. Nash Is the guest of Mrs. Elinore Maule. Atwnter-Kcnt timers for Fords 111.75 Kb'ctric Shop. 80 Kveryvhere you look you see a Chevrolet. Aiex Sparrow arrived home this fore noon from'. Portland to which city he was called by the death of a cousin. Fire Insurance, Drown & White. Hearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre Iracts mul up. Hasy terms. Near Medford Highway. Cold Ray Realty Co. Phono 728-R or 1S4-Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Logan of Tonopah,1' Nevada,- ure visiting here with Mr. IjOUan'a sister. Mrs. flnorife llarton. Mr. and Mrs. Logan like southern Oregon and may decide to locate here or In Medford. They aro now on their honeymoon trip. Grants Pass Courier. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlto. 85 W. O. W.. attention! Initiation and fend tonight at Althea hall. 72 IHen Hillls and David Wilcox expect to leave soon for Cruter Lake where they will be employed fur the summer by the national park service. Cet pine flume luuber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Dnrnless hose for children at The Colonial. 7C Henry Callr.ghan planB to leave next week on a r,hort trip to his claims In the Blue Ledge district. Notice My wife, Mollle Harnlsh, having left my bed and board I hereby give public notice, that I will not be rOB'.JOnsible for any debts or bills which she may contract. Bated June !i, 3922. S. H. Harnish. 73 rree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building Bite, Minnesota street II. A. Thleroif. :. . , .. George A. Mansfield came In from his Prospect ranch yesterday and loft last evening for Uillsboro, Ore., where today as president of the stnte farm bureau be dolivers an addroBa there at a farm bureau picnic. He will also visit Portland before returning home. Try our 75c dinner rrom 5:00 to 8:00. Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolwortli'a Store. 70 When In need of shingles and roof Iiibj call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 B. Main. ,.r. and Mrs. D. H. Harder of Oak land are guests at the Hotel Holland. Mother guests include Joe Wills of Seattle, M. E. Barber and George C. Clark of Portland, George Klrkpntrlck of Vancouver, Wash., Mrs. O. P. Drlggs of .-Minneapolis, Olive B. Woodin of Kansas City, Mo., und R. D. Durrells of Shedd, Ore. . ' , W. O. VV. attention! Initiation and food tonight at Althea hall. 72 For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. D. W. Bagshaw of Jacksonville, spent n few hours Tuosday in the city on business. linnc'o Eagle Point Rat. nlte. 85 A now lino of bloiiBOs ut 12.75 at The Colonial. 70 Hemstitching, Pleating, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Horace Pclton of Sams Valley was n business visitor in the city Tuesday alternoon. Dance at Trull Sat. night. 75 Everywhere you look you see Chevrolet. tf .-rof. Relmer of the Southern Oregon Experiment Btution was In the city to day1 from Talent calling on County Agi-nt Cato and visiting the rose Bhow in tho chamber of commerce building. For Sale Boat home made cakes, pies. 12s N. Central, Mrs. Uoardman. 84 Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf THAT BAD BACK 11 .'nil htun n .I'll) standi, n.t, In the small of the back sharp, stun ning xwinKfs iviivii uiuijiidt or im- Itulpnyulni, ni'lnnrv .1 lut-.t ? For bad back und weakened kidneys Aieuiura rt'HIUL-IllM reuuiiiiiiuuu lmuiii b Kidney Pills. Kend this Medford statement. Mrs. W. B. Lane, 127 8. Holly St., h: '"I hnvo used Dean's Kidney Pills for attacks of kidney complaint. My back was weak and lame and I felt dull and run down and my kid neys acted Irregularly. Drain's kid ney Pills soon relieved the-e troubles, strengthening my back and kidneys. I gladly recommend Doiin's to any one needing a kidney remedy." Prce 60c nt all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Donn's Kidney Pill" meahe, that Mrs. ljine had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. A4v. The wrestling situation in the north west is beginning to take on new life wild ibe entrance of Johnny .Meyers uf Chicago, Into the an na. Meyers Is in.ildlcweiKht champion of the world, and his claim is so strong that both Ted Thye and Walter Miller are eager for matches with him. Thye meets him at Spokane this week, and Miller is In Portland angling for a match. Miller left for Lob Angeles Monday night without reaching any terms. A match is talked of at Ashland the Fourth of July between Ralph Hand and Miller, but is still up in the air. i lie promoters would like to have Hand meet some good man on this holiday, as he is the only wrestler that will draw a crowd in this neck of the woods, as Gold Hill always turns out en masse to see him In action. New Ice wool sweaters at The Co lonial. 76 Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Thirteen cars, which brought 36 per sons, were parked at the city auto camp where their occupants spent last night. Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. tf Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Hen M. Collins of Grants Pass spent I uumjuy in iiiu viiy uiivilumt, LU U'IBl- ness matters. $5.00 siKitllghta for your car at the Electric Shop. 86 This office ia prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orderB to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf The next grand jury term of the circuit court Is scheduled for Monday, October 16th, and the petit Jury wjll convene a week lator. Dunce at Trail Sat. night. 75 Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. JohnBon, Jeweler- tf A largo portable nlr compressor, five grr.ding scoops and a Holt Caterpillar t'. actor arrived this morning at Hay market square and were unloaded from the flat car for transportation to a point on the Crater Lake highway above Trail where they will be used in construction work by the Hill Bros highway contracting firm He sure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance M.'.n. All. kinds of rough and 4reBsed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 'ill East Main street. . Mrs. M. M. Chllds of Mann's depart ment store left last Saturday for n vacation 'visit with friends and rela tives In San Francisco and other Cali fornia points. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf Dance at Trail Sat. night. 75 Bobby Pelouze who has been in the1 ciiy anu vaney tor tue last wee K on business connected with the Blyth, Witter Co. of Portland, a bond house loft this morning for Portland. This territory Is represented by Elmer Spen cer, and extends from Eugene to Ash land, Ore. Your growing grain, Is it insured? See HolmeB, The Insurance Man. Everywhere you look you see a C'nevrolet. tt Sharon Morrimun will leave about June 20th to enter the summer law school of the University of California, where n special course will be given in criminal law. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson nro here from Medford for a visit with friends. Thompson, formerly local manager of the California-Oregon Power company, is now assistant trea surer. He has been at Eugene for sev eral months, supervising operations in relation to the construction of the big Prospect to Eugene link in the com puny's transmission line. Klamath Fails Herald. onsh and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Summer prices for cut flowers Muddox & Bonney. Phonos 374 and 843. 76 .A wntor plpo under the pavomont on Majn street has burst und has boon scoping water for the last week. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build thorn. tf Both Lake Creek and Butte Fulls will hold Fourth of July celebrutlons und are advertising their attractions oncrifice sale, Medfurd home and living Income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Uoalty Co. Safety first Insure with Redden & Cnnaday, Phone 720. tf Mrs. C. W. McDonald and Bister, Mrs. Pickol returnod the first of Mm week from Corvnllls accompanied by Miss Wooilsuni McDonald who has just finished her freshman year at O. A. C Gut pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. The Misses Margaret Yager and Carrie Haywood who have been teach ing in the city schools tor the past year loft yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, Los Angeles and Catalinn Island where thoy will spend their summer vacation. Buy Medford home. Fay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. , Hartletts $55.00 per ton No. 1 can ning, nnd $27.50 per ton, No. 2 canning. Guy Conner, representing Califor nia Canneries Co. Phone 64. Patrick Dalley, the local game wnr den, is much pleased that the state commission has made one open hunt ing soason for all sections of Oregon Ho says the change Is a good one. Insure your hay now, rite or telephone C. L. Goff. 74 Mrs. R. W. Clancy and daughter Winifred leave today for Toronto, Canada, where they will Bpend the summer with relatives. The Crescont orchestra will open a new dance hull at Lake Creek July 4. S. S. Hullls returned yesterday Afternoon from a brief business trip to San FraiM'j.sco. Ho says that the Shriners were iTi-ating such a hubbub that be could slay no longer than a lew hours. "I never did see such a crazy bunch of fellows, just raised ned all the time, night, and day, brought their great big hands right into the lobby of the Paiace hotel and played the noisiest pieces they could think of" said Mr. Hullls. Attorney C. B. Watson of Gold Hill Is spending a short time in this city attending to businep? matters. Rose burg News Review. We will write you a non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. H. Cochran, Mgr. Pwiflc Mutual. 75 A large canvas a'.gn reading "City Auto Camp" with a hand pointing towards the canni, is suspended across Riverside avenue hi front of the' mar ket house. New and second-hand pianos and phonographs bought and sold. H. CI. Launspacli, phone 646-H. 72 W. L. Powers of Corvallls and' H. T. Hidden of Eugene are guests at the Hotel Medford. as are G. R. French of Davis, Calif., R. J. McDewett and S. F. Toole, of Sun Francisco, W. W. Winters of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welshaar of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wallace of Glendale, Ore. Bartletts $55.00 per ton o. 1 can ning, and $27.50 per ton, No. 2 canning. Guy W. Conner, representing Califor nia Canneries Co. Phone 64. 75 Sidney S. Smith nnd family expect to leavo Thursday by motor car for Pelican Hay and upper Klamath Lake where they will spend the summer at their cottage. During Prosperity Week entertain your friends at tho Purlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's Store. Phone 617. 74 J. F. Halo of Medford, who had been here to visit his brother, W. M. Hale, of the Hale Music company, departed for home this morning saying he had a most enjoyable visit while here. Marshfield News. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. The Craters made up In noise what they lacked In numbers at their regu lar meeting last evening. Owing to the Shriners convention at San Fran cisco and various other out of town activities the attendance was small, but "Big Europium'' Alenderfer hand ed out fines with a lavish hand. All the ex-Bnllors who are members of the Craters' club were detailed on a com mittee to swab down the street for the big street dance next Friday night. Ladles' nnd gents wearing apparel cleaned nnd neatly pressed. Prompt and efficient service, prices reason able. Forsythe, Phone 341. 116 Mlstle toe. 75 Local fishermen report numerous catches of stculhead and salmon in the ( river at different jioiiiis. The fishing In the rivir has been f;iir for the past three or four ilavs. . t Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 The .Standard OH company unloaded a new truck this afternoon for service on the Cruter Lake run. The tourist season at the lake is expected to open July 1st as usual. We will write you a non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. H. Cochran, Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 p A feature of the Prosperity Week celebration Friday, will be a baseball game between tho Hast Side and the West Side. The East Side team is be ing organized by J. J. Murphy and the West Side by Harry Scougall. The game will be called at 4:30 and no ad mission will )e charged. For good Insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. Irvine Terrell expects to leave soon for Crater Lake where he will work for the rest of the summer at the Gov ernment cuinn about a mile below the rim. When In need of sash and doors, ! call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 1 711 E. Main street. I A number of Medford students at tne university or Oregon win return to this city the end of the week. The geology class at the university will make a several weeks inspection tour of the valley and will camp at the vari ous points where they will work during the trip. They intend to study the for mations on the west side of the" valley between Central Point and Ashland. W. y. Crowson, who underwent an operation at the Medford hospital last week is convalescing rapidly and will be removed to his home on East Main street the end of this week. ' Walter Miller, middleweight wres tling champion of the United States passed through this city yesterday en route to Los Angeles. When question ed us to the possibility of a bout be tween himself and Ralph Hand at Ash land during the Fourth of July cele bration he said that arrangements for such a bout were yet very Indefinite. C. 10. Rlggs was arrested lnst night by Patrolman Adams on a charge of drunkenness to which he pleaded 'guilty in Justice Taylor's court this morning. The case was a city court lease and Riggs, who is a stranger, was fined $10. Flag Day will be observed at Ash land tonight. Preliminary to a formal j program at Elks Temple, an open air demonstration will occur on the Plaza, the public in general being invited to .both events.. I S. M. Hullis, division superintendent 'of the Culifornia-Oregon Power com ! pnny left this morning on a brief busi 'ntnis visit to Prospect. W. F. BiDDLE H0IV!E OBBED, $1000 IS The home of W. F. Biddle on Geneva street, this city, was' entered sometime between Thursday night und Monday morning, and loot to the value of $1000 stolen. Entrance was affected by breaking out the glass In a door, and springing the lock. Mrs. Riddle left last .Thursday for the east, Mr. Motile accompanying her as far as Portland, and returning spent a day or two In Salem on busi ness. When; he reached his home Monday morning he discovered the house topsy turvcy, and a systematic search conducted by the thief or thieves. The prowlers took clothes, shot gun, suitcases, clothes, articles of jewelry and left behind much val uable silverware. It is evident that the crooks were looking for money, as they made u thorough search of the home. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 88 ill Notice There will be no meeting of the DeMolays until further notice. " 72 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND Two bicycles. May have by identifying and paying for adv. 1500 N. Riverside. 72 WANTED Man for ranch work. Phone 611-R-3, Schuchurd. 74 FOR SALE Two-chair barber shop. Easy terms. John Reter, Medford. 75 FOR SALE Two horse riding culliva torvwitli weeder and furrowing at tachments, $11.00. Phone 597-J-l. 74 WANTED Man to help In Phone 8C9-M. . haying. FOR RENT House, partly furnished. Garden for sale. Rent $10. . Address K K, care Tribune. 72 WANTED Work by all-around cook in city or camp. Box 67, care Mall Tribune. 72 FOR RENT Cool apartment, close In. .227 E. Ninth end S. Bartlett St. Phone 199-M. 74 FOR SALE Property 227 E. Ninth, end of S. Bartlett. P. O. Box 649. 9" SKD1M1M yjL) Slmerica's Home Shoe Polish J 7 for anyone who knows that a trim, tidy and prosperous appearance begins at the feet, and who wants to practice true economy . Fifty Shines for a Dime. Black. Tan, White. Ox-blood and Brown. Always 10c. For convenience and ease, get the SHINOLA Home Set. A genuine bristle dauber which cleans the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily Large lambs' wool polisher brings the shine with a few strokes. It's best to say "SHINOLA" Prosperity Week SPECIAL Standard Corn per can 10c Free theatre ticket given with every five dollar purchase. Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 'reserving time ' and a cool kitchen Make canning time a real pleasure this year by using a good oil cook stove. It concentrates a steady, controlled heat directly under the utensil. Your task is shortened and your kitchen is kept cool, clean arid comfortable. ' 1 To insure best results, use only Pearl Oil -the clean-burning, uni form kerosene refined and re refined by a special process. Sold by dealers everywhere. Order by name Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) IKEROSENE) HEAT AND LIGHT OIL imWWlfl STANDARD TLSuIDI . COMPANY 1 Those Who Have Seen It Are Unanimous in Their Praise They say the plot is clever that Valentino is casted per fectly and is. wonderful that Dalton does her greatest work since "The fclame of the Yukon." 'AND WE ALL AGREE THAT A GOOD SEA STORY HAS AN IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL THAT THE SOCI ETY, SEX AND COMEDY-DRAMAS ARE ENTIRELY DEVOID OF. J ; I NOW! j RUDOLPH VALENTINO AND DOROTHY DALTON IN "Moran of the Lady Letty" TOTtCTAY A Daughter of the Vikings ' Hi'i uorl wur tSm sea, nuil lift' sailor pulH ciillml hiT Moran. Hut tlii'ro nmo a ly when her ship wi'tit down nnd i-. jiirnto crow I houhr. they'd found a nMi-c womnu! See nor fight, with the help of love, nnd win! A talo of trnrkless seas nnd strange shores washed with adventure. SATOtDAY Ceiil 11 )eMl!le's SATURDAY NIGHT Omnia of Thrills nnd lleauty. A I'icturo of Pictures. Beautiful Iridescent Glass PROSPERITY WEEK SPECIAL 39c Your choice of the following useful pieces SWEET PEA VASE 5 1-2 INCH VASE 81-2 INCH VASE PICKLE DISH ; 6 INCH BERRY BOWL SUGAR AND CREAMS 7 1-2 INCH SALAD BOWL 6 1-2 INCH NAPPY . HANDLED OLIVE DISH . FLOWER BOWL vSwem's Studio