Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti ; , PA HE TWO MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE.' ftfEDFORD,.' OREGON. -MONDAY. .TTTNE 19, 1922 o... Fred A. Williams, late chairman of 1'he -following item appeared in Sat-' Paul B. McKee and family and Don the public: service commission Is in. urday's Sun Francisco Examiner under aid HcKee motored to Roseburg yes Seatlle to attend a conference of Pa-'date of Quincy, June 17:."Mi. A. H.'.terdav. - ' ci.flc coast representatives on the sub- liar, wife of a local banker, has located I meeting and election of officers of iect of providing a uniform code for licr brother, Jefferson D. Heard, alter) ,ho Wcst Sue TonnlK cUl, wllj tuke signal at railway crossings. Williams's search of ton years. Heard is the )jla(.e at ,,, nome or K(1 JallIlev t0IIlor. Focal and Personal If you have nut already vuietl at tlif nniutal school election of the .Med ford district, perhaps It is not too late t: do so as the polls at the high school hull dint; which opened at 2 o'clock ttifa nflflrnnnn will nnl ha plnaml iinftl I . ... w . I ,. , , . . . - A. 7 p. m. All legal voters of the city are!WI" traue Sood city property for good I spouisuis ior your car w, ine imn it-,i(-suiiieu me cuiiiiiiission in uie owner or a lauious race noise uuu re- ,..,w .hi,. ,,, eunv lumuuuu 01 me movement ana centiy came to ueno 111 connection he was requested by the present com-lwlth the annual racing season." -Mr. mission to continue. Hurd was formerly a Teaident of this T. Edy on Plum street, west side, k"y "! was well known here. entitled to vote. Fire Insurance, Bennett Investment Co. ; tf We put' a new meaning In the word "Service" a trial will show you. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 S. River side. Phone 474 . 81 Many Mod ford people who had been nt San Francisco attending the Shrine convention last week arrived home Sunday, and more are expected home today by train or auto. .'.;.. Very special prices on all ready to wear at The Colonial. 70 Atwator-Kent timers for Fords 111.70 Klectric Shop. 86 From day light to darkncBs hundreds of Medford and valley people visited Die Gold Ray dam watching the fish climb and jump up the fish ladder which was opened Saturday afternoon since which time the members of the finny tribe by many thousands have made their way up to the upper river section. Everywhere you look you ' see Chevrolet, Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Mayor Gates expects to leave for Portland tomorrow. If George Gates ar rives home from his California trip, to attend the Rose festival and look after other matters. George is returning by auto and was heard from Sunday near 1j Angeles. Hearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at 1100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy , terms. . Near Modford Highway. , Gold Kay Realty Co. Phone 728-It or 134-Y. . Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte, 85 Reginald Daddysman, a Medford boy and a former O. A. C. Btudent, son of Mrs. Bertha F. Daddysmun, recently graduated from Cornell In civil and constructive engineering. During his college year at Cornell he was appoint ed assistant instructor in military sol- ence, and was elected a member of the Scabbard and Blade, an honorary mili tary society, lie made the university polo and pistol teams, the la'ter being the national Inter-collegiate champion; and also the international crew. Mr. Daddysman will remain In the east for the present where he will be connected with an eastern construction company in New York. Otif thorough cleansing removes the dirt and soils that make fabrics wear out quickly. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. RIverBide Ave. 81 Get pine Hume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf ?Twentj'-rive persons who arrived In cloven, cars Bpent Sunday night and this morning at the city auto camp. For the first time In the history of the O.' A. C, a course will he taught during the full three months of the sampler holldny. For the convenience of rehabilitation men and .others who ' wish: to finish their chemistry, the course, will be .offered for . 12 weeks, opening Monday, during which time the students will be able to take the work ordinarily requiring the year. When In need of shingles and robf- ,ing "call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. automobile. 77 Ilutte Falls, will celebrate July 3d and 4th. Baseball games, foot races, tug-of-war, barbecue and dancing. Launspach's' orchestra has been en gaged for. this big event.., 79 D. M. Rlchens of Ogden, Utah is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Lamb of Hoqulam, wn., Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Spencer of Stockton, Calif., J. C. Gay and H. C. Reynolds of Seattle, Edward Coleman of St. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Marshall of Boise, Ida,, Mr. and Mrs.! George Howe of Tacoma, AVn., and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. James and E. A. Wood of San Francisco. For good Insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co, Hemstitching, Plcotlng, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf The Loyal Women's class of the Christian church Bible school will meet at the home of Mrs. Currier, 60 West Tenth street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. All members and friends are Invited to attend. For Sale Best home made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman. 7:30. All members are requested to be present. Louis Maben, of the Battery & Elec tric company, drove to' a point one mile above Anna Springs camp or, 1n other words, within four miles of the rim at Crater Lake yesterday. The trip was made in a Chevrolet but, and MEDFORD DEFEATS GRANTS PASS, 8-2 Electric Shop. 86' L. C. Charley and family of this city awn n.'.iTlr, If tn ITatrla t,(4 Tllflu IiflVa recently purchased the F. M. aUw.rll k-- ' '"l16 place In Eagle Point and will' make their home there. 84 Mhln Try our 75o dinner rrom 5:00 to 8:00, Parldr Tea Rooms,, over Woolworth's Store. -; ' ' .-. ' 76 Mr;' and Mrs. Glenn Fabrlck arrived home this morning from San Francisco where they attended the Shrine con ventlon. ', . , . . , . . r ree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H A. Thlerolf. -' " Darnless hose for children at The Colonial. . 76 There Is no letup In sight to the present heat wave. . The highest tern pe rat lire oi Sunday was 93 degrees. . For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. Dance Eagle Point Bat nlte. 85 The district deputy of the Modern Woodmen of the World has a class of about 40 candidates for Initiation in Modford on June 29. in which mombors of the order from all parts ot the vul ley will participate. rverywnere you iook you see a Chevrolet. tf Clean Baby's Bowels with "California Fig Syrup" Millions of mothers depend upon genuine California Fig Syrup to cleun and freshen baby's ' stoniuch and bowels.' i f i- ,, 1 AVhen the little one Is constipated, lins Wind, colic, feverish breath, coat ed tongue, or diarrhoea, n hntf-tcn-npoonful promptly moves ihc poisons, gases, bile souring food and waste right out. Never .cramps or overacts. Contains, no narcotics or soothing drugs, , Itables love, its delicious taste. 'Ask your druggist for genuine 'bftilfcVnfa FTg Hyruif which has faH ' directions for Infants In nrniB, and 'chfldren of nil ages, plainly printed 'on bottle. Mother! Ynu roust sny iniiirn " An Imitation tig BJTUu. AUv.J All kinds of' rougn and ' dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 ill East Main street. Initial applications for the Btate bonus loan -must be filed by June 20, The time for filing the loan applica tions, originally set for May 20, was extended by the commission to give all ex-service men a chance at the state bonus. No further extension of time Is expected. Loan applications received to date number 11,850, with 20,040 ex service men men applying for the cnBh bonus. Approximately 20,000 of Ore' gons ex-service men have failed , to file their claims under the bonus act bo far. New Ice wool sweaters at The Co lonial. , 70 Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mail Tribune office. tf H. C. Smith and Ed Binhs and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Reter arrived home Sunday night by auto from San Fran cisco where they attended the Shrine convention. Watch repairing of that quality that glveB satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Aubrey Smith, superintendent of schools, expects to leave tomorrow or Wednesday for Eugene where he will take special course of study In the U. ot O. summer Bchool. Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phone 720. tf Got pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Sidney S. Smith arid family left the end of last week for their home nt Pelican bay where they will spend the summer. Oet pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf oacrlflce sale, Medford nome and living Income only J 1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. " Miss Ceclle Creede and Mrs.'Flotch er FlBh loft yesterday by auto for San Francisco and other California points where they will visit friends and rola, tlves for the next two weeks. Fire Insurance, Brown ft White. This office is prepared to print ledger Bheets, 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 Rex Yamashlta, who has been in Japan for the past Several months re turned to this city yesterday after hav Ing landed at Seattle on his return tram the Orient. He touched at many porfB in Japan Including Yokohama and Nagasaki. Rex1 expects to go east In a few months. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. . Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcolled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. tf J. M. James, representing Chilton company of Philadelphia, publishers of automobile and ' Internal comhiiBtlon engine trade Journals, Is In Modford on business. Mr. Juinos states that he has covered the entire country and that everywhere the automobile busi ness Is picking up. Bo sure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. The Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4. 88 Blasting on the new Irrigation ditch on the hills east of Ashland Saturday set a largo f told of dried grass afire and the blaze continued from early In hie. day until evening covering a num ber of acres. We are watcb specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. ' ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Farrell who left hore last week on a buslnoss trip to Fresno nnd southern California are not expected to return until July 1st. Your growing grain, Is It Insured? See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Everywhere you look you see a tnevrolet. , tf Mr nnd Mrs. "Alex Sparrow returned home yesterday after a couple ot days trip to the Crater Lake vicinity. Summer prices for cut flowers. Muddox & Bonney, Phones 374 and 843. . 76 When tn nnttrt nf annh Anil doors. . Under, the direction of Madame Trocey at the Armory In Ashland a recital will be given Tuesday, June 20, at 8 p. in. posed mostly of modern works, not many of which have been heard on the coast. Madame 'Tracey as usual will pay the expenses! but at the close of the concert a collection will be taken for the benefit of the new club house In Ashland. This Is the fourth free recital' given by Madame Tracey since she has been in Ashland. 76 H, W. Riley of Eugene 1b a guest at the Hotel Holland. Other guests in clude Mr. and Mrs. II. H.' Hughes and J. L. Stewart of Sun Francisco, C. H. 1 Wright of Seattle, F. J. Henning of. Hamilton City, Calif., A. G. Thede and : Clifford Ireland of Peoria, 111., Mr. and Mrs. E. P. La Millar of Chicago, Dr. Geo. D. Barnett and C. W. Barnett.of Stanford University, Calif., and Mrs. W. C. Barnett, Mrs. A. F. Barnett of Santa Rosa, Calif. We have a black bear rug and a cougar rug that we will sell for the mounting charges. Bartlett Fur Store, 115 West Muln street. tf Miss Grace Brainard, formerly of Medford, arrived yesterday for a sev eral weeks visit here with friends and relatives. Miss Brainard Is now a stu dent at Willamette university in flnlam i Lime and cement:' Medford Lumber Co. J. A. Perry and party motored to union creek yesterday and report fish ing good. Several men caught a large number of fish yesterday and ' Mr. Perry and his son brought home a nice string. One ot the front room furnished apartments in tho Mall Tribune build ing Is for rent A very nice and com fortable apartment with modern con Venlonces. Apply at office. ' tf Dr. John F. Hart, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ilenry Hart of this city, who is In the U. S. navy and has been in the south where he visited his uncle, John Ma ben, who has been at the lake all winter. Maben reports that the road clearing crew expects to have a pa sage-way through the snow to a poln . .,. .1, . m iwiiniu one mne or me rim uy next "'"-. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Newman and daughter Dorothy returned last night from San Francisco where they have been in attendance at the Shiiners convention for the past week. They were accompanied by Corrlne McReyn olds, daughter of Prof. McReynolds, former head of the commercial depart ment In the local high school, who now lives in The Willows, Calif. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Among the auto parties which spent part of Sunday and all of Sun day night at the city auto camp were the following: E. J. Anderson and two of Pasa dena, Calif., en route to Portland; A L. Travis and four of San Francisco, en route to Salem, Ore.; W. A. Brld well and one of Redland, Calif., en rout to Long Beach, Calif.; after a trip north; O. Durham and two ot Astoria, Wash., touring south; .1. W. Falwell and three of Fair Oaks, Calif., en route to Salem; Robert Lowrle and two of Hanford, Calif., on the way to Brainard, Minn.; C. R. Chllds and four of Rochester, X. Y., en route to Portland from the south; J. B. Kru Ber and two of San Francisco, en route to Yellowstone park; A. ' T. Smith of Fallen, i.N'ev., seeking a lo cation, and may locate here; J. E. Bythlng and one of Snohomish, Wash., en route to Yreka; II. M. Wai ver and one of Seattle, en route to San Francisco, advertising for the Chamber of Commerce of Seattle. seas for some time past Is expected home with his wife and children for a Islt with relatives in the near future, He sailed some time ago from Tahiti in the Sumoan Islands. Try our merchants lunch,. The Shasta. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sievertsen enve tonight for Portland where they will enjoy, themselves for the rest of the week at the Rose Festival. Introducing Pickard Studio hand- painted china exclusively nt Martin J. Rdddy, Jeweler. i 87 Patrolman Cave of the local police force arreBted a man by the name of Schwalm at 7 o'clock yesterday morn ing at the Nat auto camp.. Schwalm as traveling In a enr with a woman and is wanted by the sheriff at Seattle on a felony count. He is Doing neia In tho county jail at Jacksonville until Hie arrival of an officer to take him to cattle. ash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Vera Van Dyke and Wallace Wil liams spent yesterday fishing on the Rogue river near Happy Camp and re port poor luck. As usual a big one sneaked up and grabbed Wallaces hook and ran away with It The Nnt BWlmmlng pool has set aside Wednesday or the benefit of women swimmers, mothers and their children. 76 County Judge Gardner returned lust Ight from San Irnncisco after having enjoyed the Shriners' convention the iast week. Dance Eagle Point Sat nlte. 85 Herbert Rogers of Cahasset, Mass., tourist lost a vest containing a U. S, army purse containing from 875 to $100 nnd travelers chcckB lu denomi nations of S 10 to the amount ot $10U ieBtorday. He believes that It was lost in Medford or Ashland or on the road between the two cities. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 88 The Royal Neighbors of ' America III entertain the Modern Woodmen of America nnd their wives at Althea hall, Wednesdny evening, June 21st. All Woodmen and visiting Woodmen are cordially Invited. A new line of blouses at 12.75 at The Colonial. . 76 H. L. Walther nnd party left yester- ay by motor car for a short visit In Klamath Falls. When hotter automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. . tf Becky", Everett Bray ton's Ford which was stolen n week ago Sunday as recovered yesterday near Eugene. The sheriff telephoned Bray ton and notified htm ot the discovery, and Brayton naked If "Becky" was In good shape. Tho officer replied that she must be as sho had climbed the side the mountain where ho . found her nnd that he bad never seen nnother car that would mnko the clihib. It Is imposed that after she climbed the hill she, turned on her driver and with toss of her radiator cap knocked him down the hiU. It was predicted when she was stolen that the thief would not be able to keep her for any great period of time. Dance Eagle rolnt Sat nlte. 8o Doc" Butler, a former resident ot this city Is here from his home In Bandon, Ore. He Is accompanied by Itutler and they expect to visit friends and relatives here for several call Wallace Woods, 108 or couio to day's. Mr (littler Is new nn accountant i OBITUARY i , , , i The .Medford baseball team defeat ed the Grants Pass team yesterday by a score ot S to 2. Spectators state that Barham who pitched for Medford deserves a great deal of credit. As nsuul he allowed only three Hits during the entire game and atruck out tan men. Higglns of .Medford made the only home run of the game. He also knocked a three bagger. Mclntyre made a two Luse hit and scored the first run. The gume was scoreless until this happened in the 5th inning, A number of spectators were on the field, a, good crowd of Medford root ers being present. Several car loads ot Grants Pass rooters who motored up made a good deal of enthusiastic noise. CHILD FEEDING TALKS LPT. MEET THE FOLKS ! 3 Tomorrow the regular folks whose story "Turn to the Eight" a classic of love and laughter not a preachment, has been the greatest of all success on the American stage. This is THE BOY who went astray But had to TURN TO THE EIGHT ! The first of a series of child feeding talks will be given at Central Point Library, Tuesday afternoon, June 20th at 3 o'clock, by Florence Pool, home demonstration agent. All mothers are urged to attend. These talks nre a follow-up to the nutrition work started at the previous child clinics held nt Central Point. About forty children have been enrolled at these clinics and is hoped that these mothers will come and bring their children if they wish to check them up aB. to normal gain in weight since the clinics. If sufficient interest is exhibited by Cen tral Point -women, five other discus sions will be given. WEDDING BELLS HEAUN C. Hcnrn, father , of Andrew Hearn of Phoenix, . pussed awny In Santa Cruz, Cal., Juno 15, at the age. of. 85 years, Mr. Hearn was a native of England and came to the United Stutes when 18 years of age. . He leaves five chil dren, Mrs. It Altkins, Walter, and M'sh - Jessie Hearn of Falrvlew, N. Mex.; Louis, Los Cruscos, N. Mex., and Andrew Hean of Phoenix, Ore. The latter was with his father when the end came and will ' accompany the remains to Medford Tuesday. Funeral arrangements in charge of Weeks-Conger Co., are not completed but will be announced later. Inter ment will be in Phoenix cemetery. , On Sunday, June 18, at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Marshall there occurred the marirage ot Miss Lucile Marshal to Victor E. O'Neill of Klamath FallB. The ceremony was performed at high noon by Rev. E. P. Lawrence, only immediate relatives being present The newly married couple departed at once for an ex tended auto trip to Yelowstone park. Hoy Fishing, Drowned. BELI.INGHAM, Washington, June j a nniio trying to disentangle a risning line Thomas Slmplot. aged 9, fell from a railroad trestle Into Lake Whatcom last night and was drowned. ' A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32, Regular communication, Tuesday, June 20th, 8 p. IS m. Visitors welcome. A. F. NOTH,' 77 . . ' Secretary. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED 300 bike riders . to come and- see the big sale on bike- tires some sale. Liberty Repair Shop. , 77 FOR RENT Sleeping bath. Phone 961-J. with 78 FOR SALE J35, Majestic range with coil. 705-R. 314 S. Holly. FOR SALE Ranch on north branch Anderson creek, .leu acres, mostly well timbered, partly cleared and watered. Creek runs through pro perty. Minora rights Included. Sac rifice for quick sale. Apply owner. Box 304, Talent. ...... 79 THEET Gone! And you stare helplessly at the curb where you left your cur. Then you curso your lurk for not liuvinff tho foresight to in sure your car against theft. - i , . This ts only a supposition, but it may 1h a reality tohiorrow. Come in and have a talk with McGurdy IN'SUKANCE AGENCY. - Phono One-To.Threo This is THE MOTHER who prayed , each day That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray, Would TURN TO THE EIGHT! This is THE SISTER working away At home with The Mother who prayed each day That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray Would TURN TO THE RIGHT ! This is THE DEACON who wanted his pay And worried The Sister working away At home with The Mother who prayed each day , That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray , Would TURN TO THE RIGHT ! 711 E. Main street, (or a large lumber firm at Uaudon. The Pictures You Take They will be full of interest to you and those who participate and you will want all detail possible to be developed in the finishing. The experience of expert de velopers and printers is avail able if you bring them here and our in by 10, out by o gives them back to you when wanted. PHOTOGRAPH ENLARGING AND COLOR'lNG AT REA SONABLE PEICES. CUSTOMEES ARE ALWAYS DE LIGHTED WITH THE RESULTS. MAIL YOUR FILMS TUDIO 217 East Main St, Medford These are THE CROOKS who found a way To frisk The Deacon who want- ed his pay And "worried The Sister work- iig away At home with The Mother who prayed each day That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray, Would TURN TO THE EIGHT ! This is THE EUBE who wasn 't a jay For he beat The Crooks who found the way , To frisk The Deacon who wanted his pay And worried The Sister working away At home with The Mother who prayed each day That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray Would TUEN TO THE EIGHT ! ' "J " This is THE BULL they held at bay When the Comical Eube who wasn't a jay Beat The Crooks who found the way To frisk The Deacon who wanted his pay And worried The Sister working away At home with The Mother who prayed each' day That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray Would TURN TO THE RIGHT! Iff This is THE GIRL who. ends the lay For she loved The Boy with The "Bull" at bay . . When The Comical Eube who wasn't a jay Breat The Crooks who found the way To frisk The Deacon who wanted his pay And worried The Sister working away At home with The Mother who prayed eacn aay That The Wandering Boy who had gone astray Would TURN TO THE RfGHT ! 'TURN TO THE RIGHT' It another world's masterplay by . ' Rex Ingram, who made tho hour Horsemen" with Ethel Terry, who starred with Vnl.-ntJno in the "Four Horsemen," and Jack 1 Mulhall scoi-fng n hit like Valentino did In the "Four Horsemen. , ' i ' PRICES: Adults 50c; Children as. OI.i XOMGHT M nn' "uster Kenton ill "Tie Goat"