Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 30, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpsrm- two- MTWFORT) MATTJ TRIBUNE. TfTCT)FOTW OT?PXJONT. FRIDAY. JUNK P.O. 1022 ocal and i Personal Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Weaver, of the Hotel I'miiiiua, with Mr. anil Mrs. I,. I.. Weaver and mm, Mervln L. Weaver, of Kenesaw, Nebraska, and Dr. and ..Mrs. U. J. Stewart, of Heatrice, Nebras- ka, os their guosts, left here this inon- The Crater Lake slaws will begin fm. ,,,.,,,, aml c,.lUer lMke . operation on s.hedule tomorrow, sev- t(mal Th(jy afe Inak,ng le trio eral largo comfortable l'ackards hav- alUomob,le, and expect to he gone ins been put on the run from the Med- fof 8pvei.a d Koguburg Nows He ford side this year. Private autos are v((w beginning tn appear on the streets of, Insurnnce, Brown & whIte. the city with the Crater Lake tag, Kvor,.wliere you look you see a which is punted on every windshield chovroet which tutors the park,, and the Crater Klro ,ns,lrnn(.e. r:rown & White. Lake. asoii has already opened n c carkt tho nl.clllte(.ti 1(!ft earnest. Persons wn0 have ul ready t)ijg mornmg f()r Los AnK0es, having linatlQ. the trip state that right now ls ,,)(jen call(,,, to thut cUy by tho ser0iis tne time to go as tne ronus ...e uu ... . . . . motner. Tne time of ,8 excellent shape, prolinhly better than they will be all season. Introducing Plckard Studio hand- painted Redtjyj return home Is Indefinite. Atwator-Kent timers for Fords 111.75 Electric Shop. 86 Dance at Trail Saturday night. 87 For sale Six room modern bunga- luqulre 88 china exclusively at Martin J. . .87" Ritnijnago Bif.el at the Salvation low close in, bargain price. Arniv. 320 East Main. Saturday. 815 H2U South Ivy street. Regarding the possibility of a rail-) start the 4tb ot July right by going road shopmen's strike on .Inly 1st, and to the Nat Sat. nlte. llailoons and ser its effect on train service on the South-1 pontine. A big time. 80 crn Pacific railroad, the manager of j )r. Kay Matson of Portland Is a the latter gives assurance that should guest at tho Ilotol Modford as aro Mr. tho strike take place there will ho no nnd Mrs. John K. Playtor ot Soattle, interference witli passenger train ser- Hurry White ot Cleveland, 0 J. A. vico on that public carrier. ' Perry and C. L. Meyers of Denver. We will' deliver today large load of Colo., ti. A. Gordon of Chlco, Calif., Mr. No. i .mill blocks, dumped at J5.75. nnd Mrs. K. D. White of Seattlo, Mr. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70. If nnd Mrs. (!. J. Merchant ot Corning, For Sale Dry sized lumber. Phone Calif., C. II. Hilllngton ot St. Louis and 13, Jacksonville, Ore. 90 t. G. Bailey of Chicago. The city auto camp last night andr Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines this morning was rather u lively place, as 73 persons who had arrived on Thursday in 23 car, spent the night there, A number ot tho tourists were enroute to Crater Lake. Fine white canvas military heel, J1.60 value, now $2.25 while they last. The Hootery, cor. 80 Come' and dance In the New Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs. Saturday nlte. 87 The Elks club house will be closed all day next Tuesday, to enable the employes to enjoy the Fourth of July. A: year ngo today .01 of an Inch of rain roll nnd the hlghost temperature was 8-1.6 degrees. The maximum tem perature of yesterday was 82V4 de grees, and fair weather Is predicted for Saturday. Rummage sale at the Salvation Army, 320 East Main, Saturday. 86 Saturday Is the last day to- pay assessments without penalty. 87 A rummage sale will be held Satur day at tho Salvation Army hall, 320 East' Main street. Lots of children's summer clothes are on hand for sale Saturday. Patrons aro urged to come early. One ot the modern furnished apart ments' with bulltln features In the Mnll Tribune building, Is for rent. Newly painted nnd tinted, hot nnd cold water, olectrlclty, gas stove furnished. Hotter call or phone. , 85 SlBldyou' mineral water, wholesale and retail, flrown & Drown. ' 108 Mr. and Mrs. Snnford' S. Smith or Stockton, Knsi, who had been on the way here by auto from homo for the past eight weeks, including short visits at Los Angolcs nnd San Fran cisco, arrived Inst Tuosdny tor a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hay Jones. They were through hero two years ago by train nnd liked the Oregon country so well that this tlmo they decided to come by auto to more thoroughly , look It over. Mrs. Smith nnd Mr. Jones are cousins. Dry clean now and be ready for tho 4th. City. Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phono 471. 40.1 S. Riverside. 86 Coma and dance In tho New Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday nlte. 87 Mrs. R. L. Wilson Is enjoying a four rr five days vacation visit at Portland, from wbloh' she will probably return next Monday. Attention tourists! Dance at Rlver sldo Community Club, Saturday, July 1st. Dollglitful drive on Pacific high way. Cool breeze all ovenlng, no mat ter how hot the day. Come as you are a welcome awaits you. Try it once anyway. 86 Grand open dance, Suturdny night, lllg new open hlr pavilion In Llthia park, Ashland. ' Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. '.v .'.'"'..' 87 A Cpa.rk nn'oxploslont anil Jones' new rnr was in flumes. Hit wn too busy getting the family lo wifely, to use Ills fire VnlinHiilnlHT, Thut was your ago. Jones nmv rarrle one of our fliv insiirnni'tf m!lrles. Ht ilm-sn't worry now about flro. I'rofft by JoneV cxierlence. Your -turn inuy. enmo tomor row. McCuirdy . INSUK4NCI2 AOXCT., Phone One-Two-Three Lumber Co. tf" When In need o? sash and doors, cnll Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 B. Main street. ' " . ' ' Separate Company A, the local Na tional Guard unit, is expoctod to arrive homo on this afternoon's southbound iu which city the command arrived Thursdny afternoon with the reBt of the Oregon National Guard from Camp Lewis. Grand open dance, Saturday night. Hlg new open air pavilion in Llthia park, Ashland. Musio unexcelled. All star orchestra. 87 Don't overlook paying your city assessments this week. 87 Open air dancing nt the Nat Satur day nlte.: A. cool place to dance. 80 A stage load of additional employes for the lodge left the city this forenoon for Crater Lake. Use our dry. cleaning service for economy satisfaction low charges best work. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phono 474. 401 S. Riverside. 86 Mrs. Anna Cater of Houston, Tex., Is hero visiting her mother, Mrs. R. J. Cameron, and sisters Hernice Cameron nnd Mrs. Loo L. Jacobs. Safety first Insure with Hedden & Cnnaday, Phone 720. tf This office is prepared to print lodger sheets, bills, etc, used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out ot Modford. Phone us and we will call. tt City workmen were ongnged yester day In cutting out brush along tho east bank of Hoar creek next to tho city- auto camp, which greatly Im proves tho appearance of that camp. . We have n Mac bear rug nnd a cougar rug that We will sell for tho mounting chnrgos. Dartlott Fur Store, 116 West Main street. tf oacrlfice ule, Medford home nnd living Income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. There will bo a special moetlng of tho Hoy Scouts thisj ovenlng nt the homo of D. E. Mlllnrd on West Elev enth street, and a largo attendance of the scouts Is urged. Hlg celebration at Hutte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. SS Got plno flume lumbar at Dig Plnos Lumber Co. tf Got your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76. George Gates was among tho busi ness visitors in Grants Puss Thursday. Georgo Vilas, Medford young man who holds a position with tho Robort Dollar Navigation company at San Francisco leavos today for that city. Ho will drive to Crntor Lake, Klamath Falls and Shasta Springs at which point ho will take tho train. He has been here for the past two wooks spondlns his vacation. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 88 Lime and cement. Modford Lumber Co. Sidney S. Smith leaves Sunday for his summer homo on Polican Bay nnd will spend the summer there with only an occasional visit to Medford. Hlg celebration at Untie Falls, July 3rd nnd 4th. - 88 Lathing, shingling, ro-shlngllng work guaranteed.. Crawford, roar apartment 322 South Central. 87 Two watohmakers, prompt service and miexcollod workmanship. Johnson, Jowolor. tt Miss Emma Tlnrahar Meaniber, daughter ot Mrs. Kate Meaniber of Etna, and one of the most popular young Indies of this end of tho state, was married Sunday. June 25, to Mr. Earl Ling, a prominent young business man of this city at a quiet homo wed ding at the Dr. Chr.s. Nutting, Jr.. home in Etna. Only vory close rela tives of the contracting parties were present. Following a wadding break fast. Mr. and Mrs. Ling left for a camping trip after which thoy. will lo cate In Yreka. Siskiyou News. The ! groom is a former resident of this city, and student at the Modford high school. Riverside Community Club dance. (Sat. nite, July 1st. Jewel orchestra. Dreamy syncopated melodies. Hy phenated waltzes nnd somo Jaw. I Where were you last Saturday nlte? O mio down and tell us. 86 Hearing ar nnd apple orchards 'sacrificed nt $100 acre and up. 1 acre i tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty i Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. Grand open dance, Saturday night, i Hlg new open air pavilion In Llthia park, Ashland. Music unexcelled. All Forest service men wore engaged this morning In unloading road mak-j lng equipment from eui'H nt Ilaymai ket situaro and work will begin this week on the Diamond Luke road according to members of the forest service. Mason, Ehrmun & Co. will bo closed from Saturday noon until Wednesday morning. 88 For real efficiency in dry cleaning insist on our service. City Cleaning &. Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 South Riverside. ' 86! Tho marriage' of Lyndon Hatch of ! Rogue River and Miss Mae Chamber-! lain of Grants Pass will he solemnized next Sunday noon. Tho ceremony will j be performed at Hope Community 1 church at Rogue River. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf When better automobiles are built, Dulck will build them. tf Don't forget tho Nat plunge on a hot day. Open every afternoon and even ing. Private parties can arrange by phone. 86 Miss Ruth M. Reynolds, a teacher In the Washington school the last year and Raymond L. McDonald ot Mich igan were married at tho home of the Rev. E. P. Luwronce of tho Prosbytor ian church Thursday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Tho knot was tied by the Rev. Lawrence. The father, mother, and broftier of the bride, who are tour ing by auto from Washington to Pasa- dona, Calif., were present, and the couple wiil accompany them tho re mainder of tho way as a honeymoon trip. Hlg celebrntion at Hutte Falls, July 3rd and 4tli. 88 City assessments will be delinquent after July first nnd a penalty ot five per cent will he added. 87 The condition of "Uncle" .George Nichols, who has been ill for the Jast week with a high fever, took a turn for the better yesterday morning, but the attending physicians fear pneu monia complications. Come itnd dance in' the New Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs. Saturday nlte. . 87 Hig celebration nt Butte Falls, July 3rd and "4th. 88 Neckties that Orres, the tailor, sold as high as $1.50, going at 25c. Will H. WIlBon. 87 Sam Richardson and Tyson, Boall and families are spending the week at the Oregon Caves, having left the first oi the week by motor. They are ex pected home within the next several days. Mr. Beall, a former resident hijro Is visiting here with friends and relatives and will return within the next several weeks to his homo in Eureka, Calif. All kinds of rougn and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. Ill KaBt Main street. Don't forget that Saturday is tho last day to pay assessments without penalty. 87 Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Hrown & Drown. 108 Mrs. Verno Van Dyke has returned from a visit with friends and relatives at Portland during the Rose show. ' Grand open dance, Saturday night. Hlg new open air pavilion In Lithis. park, Ashland. Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. 87 Hemstitching, Plcoting, So per yd. . . Buttons covered. ' Handicraft Shop. tf For good insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Plymale will leave the first of the week on a vacation trip to Crater, Diamond, and the lakes of Klamath county. Hig celebration at Hutte Falls, July 3rd und 4th. SS For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. Men's and young men's suit's going at about half price. Will H. Wilson. 87 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Huckingham are expected to return today from a three weeks auto trip during which they visited friends and relatives in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Reno. Everywhere you Wok you see a Chevrolet. tf Big celebration at Hutte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. 88 Chicken dinners and home-made Ice cream at the Summit Ranch on top of the Sisklyous every Sunday; also the 3rd and 4th. Don't forget the place. 87 Mr. and Mrs. C. Walker, A. 11. Gage, A. A. Hannorman, J. Jordahl and John Renken of Portland, are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include J. II. Dnhling of San Francisco, C. H. Edsen and family of Berkeley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Osgood, G. W. Osgood, Jr., and Polly Osgood of Taco ma, Wash., and Mrs. A. U. Eckert of Seattle. Nowcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run is $5.75 dumped nt your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered in ofder in which they are taken. Phone 631. tf Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Mrs. W. G. McDonald of the Rogue Elk resort was a Medford business visitor today. Her littlo daughter was brought from Rogue Elk to Ashland a week ago and was operated upon in that city Tor appendicitis. It is report ed that the youngster is convalescing rapidly. Hot and cold shower baths at the Nat any hour. 86 oash and doors. Medtord Lumber Co. When in need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Mrs. Victor Flint and two children of Rochester, Minn., are in Medford and are making an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Milam and Mrs. R. L. Baugh man. Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Mrs. Mabel Baiter or Los Angeles left yesterday for Seattle, where she will visit friends and relatives. Miss Baker has been the guest of Mrs. C. D. Abbytt of this city' for the past ten day9. The Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4. 88 Your growing grain, Is it Insured? Seo Holmes, The Insurance Man. Buy Medford home! Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bevan returned yesterday from a two weeks trip to Vancouver, B. C and return. The trip was made by auto and Mr. Bevan re ports that it was an enjoyable one. Everywhere you look you see. a Chevrolet. tf The three urse plate dinners at the Parlor Tea Rooms over Wool worth's, served from 6:30 to 7 p. m., are the best In Medford. 87 free dirt for lawns or garden. Cnll at building site, Minnesota street H. A. Thiero;. . TOMORROW'S BIG DOUBLE BILL includes EVERYBODY'S ' FAVORITE (.Going Tonight ZANIHiKKV'S rtl-l ? .WILDFIRE" dMhf Iumler tlm title v .i-jf' "WIIIOX HOMANCK 'feS HAROLD LLOYD in n triple biirrelixl comedy, shot with laughter "Among Those Present" -anil the other feature starring ANNA Q. NILSSON in 'WHAT WOMEN WILL DO' Is n ffrlpplnii drama fnmi rare track to tho drawing nnnns of hiti society. THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Nowhere else can your picnic needs be supplied so completely as in our store. In addition to our unequalled Bakery Goods, we have the widest variety in Southern Oregon. Get the most from your outing trip by avoiding the advance work that starts , you out tired and worn. French Mocha Layer Cakes .35c Deviled Food Layer Cakes 35c Angel Cakes 30 and 60c Jelly Rolls . . . 15c Maple Marshmallow Rolls 15c Sponge Cakes .. . .'. , .... . . 15 and 30c Napkin Rolls, per dozen , 15c Parker House Rolls, per dozen 15c Buns, per dozen 15c Maple Sticks, per dozen 30c Cup Cakes, per dozen . . .' 20c Cookies, any kind, per dozen . 15c Drop Cakes, per dozen' 20c Macaroons, per dozen 15c Pies, each . . 20 and 25c 't Special Sandwich Loayes 16c In Our Grocery Department Boiled Ham, Dried Beef and Prem. Bacon, sliced to your order. Summe rSausage, Boneless Herring, Pigs Feet,. Corned Beef Hash, Hamburger Steak, Vienna. Sausage, Luncheon Tongue, Veal Loaf, Sliced Tongue, Roast Beef, Corned Beef, Sardines, Salmon, Shrimp, Lobster, Crab and all canned sea foods availi able. Tea Garden Preserves, Jellies and Jams and Canned Fruit of all kinds. Heinz, Libby and Van Camp and Sun Kist Baked Beans, Pickles, Olives and Relishes of all kinds. Cream, Lim burger and all package Cheese. All at prices that will save you money. WE CARRY WET PACK SHRIMP GATES & LYDIARD The Main street crossing was block ed for about fifteen minutes Thursday afternoon by a freight train. A line of autos formed to Holly street on the west, and to Hartlett street on the east. It was one of the largest Impromptu parades the busi ness section has seen this summer. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. $5.00 spotlights tor your car at the Electrio Shop. 8fl A firo started by section hands in burning off the dry grass along the right of way got beyond control Wed nesday and swept through tho Fish grove, endangering the Fish homo. The blaze was finally brought under con trol by backfiring. Ills celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. S8 nig celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. 88 Captain and Mrs. Kdgnr A. Elklns, ot Manila, were guests hore for a short time of Mr. Elklns' slstor, Mrs. George Penko. They were accompanied hero from Medford by Mrs. Hen Trowbridge and Mrs. Loraine Cornish. Grants Pass Courier. Try . . our merchants lunch. The Shasta. . The office of the American Express Co., at Wilbur, Ore., was broken into on the 24th of June and was robbed of financial paper ns follows:' Domestic Money Orders Nos. C-6309939 only and C-6362560 to -79 inclusive. C. O. D. Money Orders F-10578S9 to -99 inclu sive. . ... . . Big open air dance Nat Sat. nite. This is a pro-July 4th celebration with lots of serpentine and balloons. It's for everyone to havo a hig time. Sli Be sure ot your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Keith Cole left this morning for Crntor Lake where he will be employ ed at the lodge during the season. Introducing Pickard Studio hand painted china exclusively at Martin J. Reddy, Jeweler. 87 Balloons and serpeutine Sat. nite. Nat. Big time. 86 Medford folks registered at Rose burg hotels on Wednesday included Misses Mae and Mildred Carlton, Miss Livingston, S. 11. Johnson and H. L. Watklns. Better pick up some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping goods and save money. Comes with cores In It to fit roll paper racks.-- Much cheaper than wrapping paper. .... tf The county agent has loaned hooks belonging to the state library and some of his personal books to farmers of the county. As the state library has requested that 'all library books bo turned in as soon as possible the coun ty agent will appreciate it if. all far mers having borrowed books from his office will return them as soon as pos sible. Theijo will be a .new supply ot books that will be available for use among the farmers.- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Work horse, extra good, 1250 lbs. Phone 591-R-l. FOR SALE Puppies, groat watch and companion dogs. Phono 591-R-L. 6 WANTED Twelve to fourteen head young sound work horses weighing seventeen hundred or more., M. D. Olds. w- PICNIC AND LUNCH GOODS We have all kinds of lunch goods for the Fourth of July outing. CANNED MEATS OF ALL KINDS lii-lfi Cheese, Baked Beans, Pickles, Olives, Potato Chips, Boiled Ham, and almost everything needed for the lunch. -- '. ' -' Paper Plates, Paper Napkins, Wax Paper. FRESH HOME MADE CAKES Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 STORE CLOSED ALL .PXJUESPAYjTHE 4TH , s star orchestra, - fj