Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 22, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPArtE TWO WEDPORD MATE TRTBUNE. MTTOFORD OREf!ONT, THURSDAY, TUNE 22, 1H22 ocaldnd y Personal The city council in a recent reckless riot of extravagance mood after hav ing given the matter mature delibera tion for a year or so, finally decided to give the public market its first coat of paint since it was built ten years ae4 .anil then emboldened by thiB rash ex- VAlllIM ' n..nM.. ....I -.!,. ll.at VT j .,; i a i, . . camp has decided to wake up and In terior be giren a coat of whitewash. m' 'f, Z L """ Painters are at work already. The . !,ronor"n8 for a city of its size. Structure will be painted a steel gray! 80,116 l'n can8 co9t 10c apiece. Let's color as a change from its original C3t cut tnat out- -82 of brown." . - All kinds of rougn and dressed How much do you pay lor tin cans? I !mber. Wallace Woods, phone. 108. 8 2 I ' 1 1 t08t Ma, street. 9-11 1 Among tne Aieuioru men in Kose o5. 'burg the first of the week were J. A Johnson, L. u. Allen ana H. M. isbel. The Modern Woodmen of Amerieaj Last eveninuB the Royal Neighbors Robert W. Ruhl, the fighting editor Is taking on renewed life in Medford. entertained the members of the Mod- of the Medford -Mail Tribune Is p-gis-On Wednesday evening. June 2S, a urn Woodmen of America at Althea tered at the Hotel Portland. Portland class of forty new members will be hall. The attendance was quite large Oregonian. initiated. For this occasion the camps and an excellent program was ren- oash and doors. Medford Lumber from Ashland, Talent, Central Point dered, consisting mainly of music and Co. and Gold Hill will be present, and after, recitations. At 10:30 ice cream and Kodak finishing, better work, less the lodge work is completed there will cake was served, followed by, card charges. Jap Art Store. 88 A grans fire near the Medford Iron Works on North Central avenue called the fire department out tor the second be a flow of oratory and a big feed for games and a general good time. all. The Modern Woodmen Is the lar- Safety first Insure with Redden & Best fraternal society In the world,' Canaday. Phone 720. . tf having, one million and sixty-eighti MHfnrd hnm. nd!,lme ve8terday afternoon. The fire thousand members, nd the Medford ,rjng ,ncomg only imo ba,ancJ .,Ikej wag Quite hot for some time but did no , ! n6 two automobiles and the owners Persons registering at the headquar- of the carfl moye(, one of them bu, ters of the Oregon Tourist information. Chlef Lawton was on tne joD wUn a Bureau at the Chamber of Commerce , cheralca, extinguisher and stopped the uuuumg aits uo iuiiuhd. jvttipii jx. iai-iL, Typewriter for rent. Phone Those local sugar experts who pre dicted yesterday morning that within a few days sugar would take another rise of from ten to twenty cents, as published In this newspaper, evidently made a good guess, for during Wed nesday the wholesale price of sugar Jumped 20 cents. Wise housewives recently heeded the warning and laid In their canning sugar supply before the market began to rise. Methodists, this Is Centenary Week. Payment of pledges Ui rougn the Tithe means participation in God's plan of World Redemption. 81 We put a new meaning in the word "Service"-i-a trial will show you. City Cleaning &' Dyeing Co., 401 S. River side. Phone 474... . 81 Mr. and Mrs. II. C. (Shorty) Garnett and children of Alhambra, Calif., are here for a month's vacation visit with relatives and friends, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garnett. The former well known Mediordites have been in the land of flowera for about a year and could not stand being away from Oregon any longer. Hence lrke most other transplanted Californians they came to this state fop their out ing. Their many friends are glad to see them. . "The mysterious key. Mordoff i Woolf. 84 - Get your ' mill bjocks iron) the Valley f uel Co. Phone 76. I.Mr, and Mrs. Howard Warner have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. I'hilll Clancy of Columbus, Ohio who are touring the west. ' "The Parldr Tea Rooms, over Wool Worth store will serve chicked noodles Chinese style, every Wednesday and , Saturday evening from 8 until 12:30. ;- Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Miss Thclma Gannaway, of Medford cousin of Mrs. Claire Mlhard of the Plaza confectionery) Is here to spend the Bummer with hef cousin and help out with the work in the confectionery. Ashland Tidlhgsi : Mrs. T. W, Hill of Ashland, was nmong the Medford visitors today, : Everywhere you look you see Chevrolet. Frederick B. Mears, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kred W. Mears, and" Harold " Campbell, son bf Mr. and Mrs. James . Catnpnell, sailed Saturday, June 17th . . oh the Lulso Nlelson for Shanghai, ' China. They go bb mess boys to the .. o.-icers of thd Ship. They will touch at Chinese and Japanese ports add the Philippines. On thelf return la the - fall the boys plan to enter college. ' Plaltl dressmaking. Phono 737-J. 77 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nits. 86 , ;' Tin cans eoriie high yet you throw them away. 82 ' ' - Ulan mills returned tills morlilhg ' from Portland WherS he Went the first of the week with Miss Thora Smith . ' instructor in the ' local high school Mtss Bmith's brother, Justin Joined -.' thorn in Eugene and Murned with mills Uita morning. .' Let the Lltid Home Loage Worry itbtmt your "eats" for the Cave Day week end, Everything clean and new. One-half . mile from the general Camp ground and bnrbeous. 82 Our thorough cleansing removes the dirt and soils that make fabrics wear out quickly. City Cleaning A -Dyeing Co. Phona 474: 401 9. Riverside Ave - v 8i MOTHER Clean Baby's Bowels with ''California Fig Syrup" T i- Hurry Mother! If haliy has colic. y diarrhoea, food souring, feverish breath, coated tongue: Is restless nnd can't sleep becnune of elogRed bowels, give' a half tenspoonful of Callforiiln wi H.vrup. It move the wind and ' gas and all the souring fond, bile nnd Hlnn right out of the lender little , bbwels without cramping lor over- Hetiug nnd linby usually gets pcaec- fuf H"rtef. ' Ointnins nn nnrt'otlcs or soothing Urugs. Millions of mothers depend upon California Fig Syrup to keep baby's bowels clean, sweet, , nnd reuulnr. AsM your druggist for genuine "Coll- i Mrhla Tin Syrup" whleh has full dl recliohs for Infahts In Arms and chil dren 'of all age plainly printed tin bottle. " Mother! Ynu must say 'CHforaIa" or you may get nn Imi tation fir syrup. Adv, Have you found the "Master Key" Mordoff and Woolf. , .84 Atwatcr-Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Klectrlc Shop. 86' Workmen are busily engaged in tearing out concrete sidewalk and curbing at the southeast comer of West Main and Oakdale In order to enlarge the street Intersection at that point. ; 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. pet pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart, of Ash land, and the latter's mother, Mrs. Newton of Gold Hill, passed through ugene last evening on their way to Caldwell, Idaho, to visit a month with relatives. The travelers stopped to make fl. short visit with Mr. and Mrs O. H. Harnhill. Mr. Elhart is one bf the leading business men of the Gran He city, being proprietor of the Elhart drug store and secretary of the Bus! ness . .den's association. He sees a great future for the granite quarry now elng developed near the city and predicts that Ashland will become second , Barre, Vermont, from which place monumental stone is shipped to all parts of the United States.- Eugene Guard? You can save the money you pay for tilt cans; ' 82' : Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Cd: , ,E.E. -Kelly and A. E. Reames were among the Medford visitors in Grants Pass on Wednesday. The ' mvsterlous lock. Mordoff i Wool?.." ;- 84 nee dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H. A. Thlero'if. - - Li E. Dix and family of Lewiston, Mont., are 'among the guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include H. E. Lounsbtirt, J. A. Nott, L. P. Munna and. J- P- .WilUams of Portland. J. H. Shafer and son and Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Harper of Seattle, Capt and Mrs. M. A, Anderson of Oakland, Calif., H. D. McDonald of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Gray of Klamath Falls and E. H. Prlchard of Bakersfleld. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. ' , Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. . 85 . Pete Tokos made a trip to Gold Ray dam yesterday and returned with a limit catch of trout in varying sizes Pacific university. Forest Grove, Ore., Miss Marian E. Bates of Gaston, Ore., Lester V. Wiley of -Nam pa, Ida., Mrs. P. C. Folker of Lenexa, Kas., William H. Archer of Santa Monica, Calif., Ed ward P. Muller of San Francisco, M. G. Falcke of Oxnard, Calif., and ;L. H. Lehman of San Francisco. Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Fire insurance. Brown & White. Practically the entire cherry crop at The Dalles, Ore., composed of Royal Ann cherries has been sold to Libby McNeil and Libby through the Oregon Growers at a price of 8 1-6, cents per pound according to the Portland Tele gram. For Sale Dest home made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. . Mrs. Doardraan. blaze as it began lapping the sides of the building. . Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 ; Chief of Police Timothy who has his usual fine, large garden at his home at the end of West Fourth street, de livered to a local grocer this morning fourteen big heads of the earliest and best quality home-grown cabbage yet in the market. J, 15.00 spotlights fo- your car at the Electric Shop. ' 86 An article in the last Issue of North west Medicine, covering seven and one-half pages and dealing with the value of the Barium meal and the X-Ray Id the diagnosis of intestinal trouble, duodenal ulcer, etc., was writ ten by Dr. Lincoln Kallen, a local phy sician and X-Ray expert. When in need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E. I 84 The Crescent orchestra will open a Main, new dance hall at Lake Cre"k July 4. Among automoblie 88 Mr. and Mrs, Gus Newbury of Med ford are at the Imperial to watch the Rose Festival activities. Portland Oregonian. : ' - Buy Medford home. Pay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. OBITUARY THRASHER James Thrasher passed away at the home of his granddaughter, -Mrs. Wm. CarleBs of I'hoc-nix this morning. -Mr. Thrasher was "horn in Cincinnati, 'Ohio, April 28, 1S34. In 1858 he was married to Nancy Harp, and to this union were born six children, fAe of whom sur vive. Mr. Thrasher was one of tho sturdy pioneers of Ja'cksonvllle, having en gaged in mining at that place In 1852. He later moved to California, and 15 years ago came bark to Jackson county nnd has resided during this time at Phoenix. The surviving children arc. Mrs. V. O. Frost, of Seattle: Geo. Thrash er. San Diego. Cat; Chas. Ci. Lake, Crescent, Wash.: Mrs. J. H. Quinn, Portland and Guy Thrasher, Kan Fernando, Calif. Remains are at the parlors of Weeks-Conger Co. Funeral services will be announced when complete. The funeral services of the late Jas. K. P. Trask, who passed away In Phoenix yesterday will be held at 2:00 p. m., Friday, June 23, at the church In Phoenix, Itev. J. W. Angell officiating. Arrangements are in charge of Weeks-Conger Co. Inter ment will be in Phoenix cemetery. tourists regis tered at the headquarters of the Ore gon State Motor association at the Hotel Medford are Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Campbell, Jr., of Butler, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Horst of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hughes of Shreveport, La., Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Maeren and Two watchmakers, prompt service Malcolm and Clarence Maeren of Troy, and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson. , Tex. . tf Newcomb's special . on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run Is 85.75 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered in Phone tf friends. I When better automobiles are built, Your growing grain ra it Insured? Buick will build them. tf See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Antle returned Everywhere you look you see a .this morning from San Francisco Cnevrolet. i- .i tf where they had been visiting relatives Jeweler. Miss Veda Overton, private secre tary to the general manager' of the Pacific Telephone company of Port land, arrived Wednesday to spend her (order in which they are taken. vacation visiting her parents andbai Sharon Merrlman left yesterday afternoon for Berkeley, Calif., where he will attend summer session at the University of California and take a short course In criminal law being of fered there at this time. Mr. Merrlman Is an honor student in law at the U. of C, and has been In this city with rela tives since the termination of the regu lar college year about a month ago.. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf Introducing Plckard Studio hand- painted china exclusively at Martin J, Reddy, Jeweler. ...... . 8 A. C. Chrlstophersen-of Seattle is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Blum bf Martinez! Calif., Geo. L. Soott of Portland, J. J. Stever of Eugene, W. A. Collins of Los An geles, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hamilton of Roseburg, J. Burgess and family' of Minneapolis, and B. M. Ailed ot San Francisco. ; ' Be sure of your Hail Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Dante' Eagle folnf Sat nlte. 85 , q , . .... . ,fc.. , ' w. it. uayiora, wno nas been in from 8 inches on up to 15 Inches inlr, . . . , 1 cii '' IBend on business slnceMhe first of I the week is expected home tomorrow or next' day. ' The! trip Is being made length Have you a key to the "mysterious lock"? . Mordoff & Woolf. 84 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Id Its wrtteUp yesterday of the big Oregon Sportsmen-Tourist Bhow In Portland lis a feature of Rose Festival week the Portland Johrnnl says among other things:, "Ashland, Grants Pass and Medford have combined on a booth featuring Crater Lake national park. A remarkable picture of Crater lake Is produced with a blue silk curtain hang ing back of the lake rim and Wizard Island, reprcsehtlng the water. Pine boughs form a frame for the picture Miss Elsie Lawrence who graduated from the University of Oregon this year returned Tuesday from Eugene and will spend the summer In this city with her parents, Butte Falls will Celebrate July 8d end 4th. Baseball games, foot races, tug-of-war, - barbecue and ' dancing. Launspach's orchestra has been en gaged for this big event. 79 Some tin cans are necessary others are not. You should save the cost of these. 82 Mrs. C. C. Lemmon and daughter Rarbnrft 'returned this morning from an extended visit with friends - and relatives at Hood River. For gdqd Insurance, you Bhould Kb to Goff &. Ysg, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. . (let pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Mot-doff & Woolf are conducting a sale on Bonny Blue GranlleWnre be ginning tomorrow and have a Bpleddld display of the ware In the window; also a beautiful white enamel kitchen cabinet. ' IW oh hand early tomorrow for the hlg sale, sea the grSnlteware in tho Window and don't forget to ask about the "master key." Watch repairing of that quality that gives' ' Satisfaction at Johnson's. Jeweler. . tf Lime for sprsy.' Medford Lbr. Co. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Wilson leave Fri day for Alturas, Calif., for a visit with Mr. Wilson's mother. Ills mother and Mrs. George Knight, who has been visiting in Alturas since Mr. Knight's death will return with them. Hemstitching, ' Plcotlng. 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. ' tf This office 1b 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 ot Medford, Phone us and we will call, tf by auto and the route followed took Mr. Gaylord by way of Anna Springs camp In Crater Lake National park. When In need of sash and -doors, call Wallace Woods, 10 or, come to 711 E. Main street. "'" : We have a blacft bear rug, and a cougar rug that we will sell ifor the mounting charges. Bartlett FuJ Stare. 115 West Main street. " tf Irs. W. G. Drew left Tuesday for Sacramento and San Francisco where she will visit friends and relatives for the next six weeks. The return .4rlp will be made by auto and Mrs. Drew will be accompanied by Mr. Drew's relatives who reside in San Francisco. Lime and cement Medford Lumber Co. ' R. S. Daniels, of the California-Oregon Power company returned last night After a brief business visit in Conco, Calif. Try" bur inelxuants lunch, The Shasta. ever since the Shrine convention, which they attended. H., W. Westlake, chambermaid to a boa constrictor at a carnival showing at East Second and Alder streets, was fined 810 by' 'Municipal Judge Ekwall this morning on a charge of cruelty to animals. He was arrested last night by State Humane Officer Churchill after he had fed a live bunny to the snake in full view of the patrons. The snake man made quite an oration in municipal court saying that live meat was' necessary for the snake.' Church ill told him that if he fed any more rabbi tG to his snake he had better do it in privacy. Portland Telegram. The above mentioned snake was in this city with the Foley & Burk carnival recently,, and several times during its stay hero was fed live animals. Ob jections to this practice were heard at the time of the (performance here. Twenty-seven persona who are trav eling in 10 cars spent last night and this morning at the city auto camp. Mayor C. E. Gates left last night for Portland to remain in that city the remainder of the week, and while there is expected to participate in a number of state political confabs. Justin Smith returned this morning from Portland and Eugene. In the lat ter, city he has been attending the University of Oregon since last fall. firPerfbct rIdotHoalth -;'!" -W-trt? ,n,,ttifi,1nrca ttiA i natural beauty and the perfect health of your feet can be preserved through out your lifetime by wearing Arch Preserver Shoes.( Arch Preserver Shoes pre serve foot health because they fit the feet, come up to the arch and stay up, providing a permanent, non-changing tread base for the foot to keep the arch from falling down. And to make doubly sure of these advantages. Arch PreserverShocs are fitted your feet by a special plan. Health, comfort and happi ness for your feet, yet with out sacrificing apjwarance. You will be delighted with the style and beauty of Arch Preserver Shoes. Coins and see them. DR. RJCKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS USED Broken Lenses Accurately Implicated tauixiKX un PREMISES ROM K Main, L'tuudr AUTO TOPS. We issue an Insurance policy with your auto top FREE "No premiums to pay." Only exclusive top shop in the city." Medford Auto Top Co. 30 N. Grape. Phone 104. A. F. A. A. M. No. 103 Special meeting. Master Mason Degree, Friday, June 23rd, 8 p. m. Visitors wel ' F. F. NOTH, Secy. 80 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cherries. Phone 408-R-3. 81 WANTED Man Good timber, 14-F-8. ! to cut cord good camp. wood. Phone 80 NEWCOMB FOR WOOD 16inch Slab Wood, dry In yard, $1.75 per tier, - Delivered green, $1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped. Dry Mill Blocks, $7.00 per load, or j $6.50 dumped. Phone 631 Continental Quotation on Pumps and Rams for ir rigation. THOS. I. TEMPLE, Medford LAST C!HAXCK Friday and Saturday vjet one today Special Price June 16 to June 24 cignKjuart size Cover 45c extra Wear- Aluminum EsssertmsT Kettle! 20 PER CENT 1HSOOI XT OX AM. WBAH-EVER ALIM1XIM Southern Oregon Hardware- Co, Inc. : -A" . .. . '. . ! ' , VWT "... Ve nave just received a wonderful line of Lisle Hosiery for Laciies, 'Mioses and Children'.' Look for the brand, "CA1?0KNIT EVERLASTING HOSIERY," the kind that doubles the wear, and halves the cost; 2-thread leg, 3-thread sole, 4-thread heel and toe; nothing better made for the price. Our 25e values tops them all. ... ...... 4 . ( ARCH ' - -jfi Mi 3& ?., your lcet by a special plan. 1 Thli imifc Oft the lok ' tr" ' ' ' lH 1 ' I o! c-tf fru!ae 1 ' - ' II I ' SttU So. Slt Ho. " 1 "o. M S I KI.-V lV7:illli: rmv tTi.-c!i, cni.pv L'VPK true f V BS. i: With ALICE TEKRY, JACK MVLHALL fl : j ' Tlio Great American Play of Love and Laughter j I ' l --m ! l l I -s LAST TIMES TOMORROW ' v ? SVv;J Wl-n you Ret the best play over created malic ,V ' 3ra Into a picture by the world's (fit-atcst tlircc- . J , Ed ,or ,,lc result is something you can't afford -Jr J -'.i. to miss ! -y if k-Srg ' ' llA COMING SATURDAY fe Jfcit ' ' ,,WATCHYURSTEPV.:., flijWf SVi with Cullen Tjindis nnd '3 I Wrftdlr I'nlsy Ruth Miller -tx esu t re , ; 1 TT 'jm 'RfeG:u.S.PAf,OFF. ,1 a.F KNIT. UNDERWEAR l The "Maline" brand Knit Underwear witli the "Staup" shoulder' straps 13 the kind that keeps you "Kool" and is greatly appreciated by the most critical. Renu'inbcr our Millinery Department is offering real values in the very latest styles. The new Sport and Feather Hats in the most desirable shades at Vriees you cannot afford to overlook. Vogan Candies Always Fresh SHIELDS 222 W. Main Medford .. when you use V2 sugar and Y2 . Karo Crystal White for preserv-1 ing instead of all sugar. Be sure " t Oct- rnii .v,-. ir 1'!' . tum giweer lor ivaro scu LADtL tRE' Ak your crocer or write . W Pruct RefininK Comps-ny, AT' lllV.for dutiful and instructive Karo Preserving Folder. Setttnw Rtprmtihtativ , Johnion-Liebet- Company -Portland, Ore. i. .. .;. iKarnmm