Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 03, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO OTSOTOHD WATD TEIBTTNE, MEDFORD OREO OX, -MONDAY. JULY X - 1f)22- Tocal and BJ.- Personal KcturnlnK from the Oregon Guard I Mlua Edith Luiimdcn who l spend encampment, A. J. Crime, adjutant Ing the -summer with Mr. and Mrs. of the Mpdford American Legion poHt'Hlalne Klum and daughter Lael, for- dropped Into t'rose waH u Air. and Mrs., Jack Sullivan of San Francisco are visiting -Mr. and . Mrs. lien Plymale of this city. The two Dick Rock, a pioneer of the Steam boat region, was operated upon this morning at the Sacred Heart hospital Portland Krlday. Mr.nier well known residents here, Ik now couples expect to leave this evenlns'and although he may convalesce from former resilient of this at Lake Talioi with the Klums, where for a several days outing at Crater - Mud ford will he a lonely place to morrow, as most local and rural folks' or the county will he nt the Ashland, Yreka. Ilutte Kalla or Ft. Fourth of July celebrations, or on out ings at the river and other streams, or in the hills or at Crater Lake, Pros pect, Rogue Ull;, Diamond Luke, the Oregon Caves or other resorts. All places of business in the city except cigar stores and soda fountains and restaurants will be closed all day. The ad which appeared In the Sun day Sun under the head of men Wanted Tor highway camp should not have been signed Rogue Klver Canal com pany as that company hag nothing to do with the Merlin Camp. Newcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run Is 15.75 dumped at your place for the large cord load. OrderB will be delivered In orilcr In which they are taken. Phone m. , tf The big dances at Ashland park and Jackson Hot Springs Saturday night were liberally patronized by Medford and valley people. The Ashland dance got a big early night patronage, an alter It had closed at midnight most of thu crowd wont to ; Jackson Hot Springs for further dancing. At 1 a. ni there were 200 cars parked "t Jackson Hot Springs, und dancing there con tinned until 3 or 4 Sunday morning. They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 20c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf Got pine flumo lumber at Dig Pines Lumber Co. tf At the city auto camp 71 person who had arrived in 20 cars, mostly lit the evening, spent Sunday night, Most all the auto parties pulled out early this morning In order to get far on their way to the next stop before the heat of the day was on. Owing to Increased' demands for hi services Or. Lincoln Kallen has found It necessary to establish a central of- dec and laboratory. He has taken rooms 211-213 Liberty hldg., and has Installed the lateBt and most complete equipment for medical and dental x-ray , diagnosis and, X-ray treatment, ,...92' For good Insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. C. C. Cate and family left Saturday afternoon for Prospect, and poBSlhly Crator Lake, to spend the Fourth Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. ...... ' ..' tf Lime for Bpray, Medford Lbr. Co. Despite the recent bent and dryness of everything this district Is free of . forest fires so far, the , federal and state forestry offices report. There have been several big and threatening brush and grass fires, however, which were gotten under control In time, in eluding, one lust Friday night, which burned over from 200 to 250 acres be tweon Gold JI 111 and Table Rock Another big; grass and brush, fire oc curred north of, Ashland Suuday, Wanted Apple thinners. B. N Campbell. Plume C04-R, ' 88 We, will aollyer today large load of No. j. mill blocks, dumped at 15.713, Valley Fuel Co... Phone 76. ., ' tf K. D. Hansen nnd family and Lester Bennett left .Saturday for a week's visit nt Portland.. Dance In the new open air pavilion nt Jackson Hot Springs, July 3rd, 4th . 88 The Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July. 4 , . 88 . .Among the Medford visitors In Port Innd (lie latter part of. last week was Volnoy Dixon ., For sal9,.nico large lot for $76. Am leaving city. Phone 819-J, 9 a. m. 88 Your growing grain, ta It Insured t See Holmes. The Insurance Man. Miss Florence Pool loft late Satur day afternoon for Prospect to. remain there until over July. Fourth They Bay Bteji-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each, at llusy Cor ner Motor Co.. . , tf Uuy Medford home. Pay like rent Gold Rny Renlty Co. city for fifteen years and expects to be busy renewing old acquaintances. .Mr. Crose stated the Medford post Klamath' ivt-ewy imuieit:u ill me cuhiiuk ; legion convention uiasmucn as iney were Intending to back George A. Cod ding of their city, present vice com mander, for the office of the state commandershlp. State officials of the legion were informed that quite a num ber of Medford legion men would he on the grounds at The Dalles In July when the convention sessions open. Portland Journal. the latter have taken a cottage for the and Diamond lakes. ill In these days of congested traffic even the most care ful drivers are smashed into frequently. ii i.' You may be the next victim. Why . worry nnd wondit nlun-o the money would eiimn from to overhaul your car. .-Why depend on a law suit when we iiuurn you generously against loss of money through rolli-don, . , ( all today nnd we'll explain pur plan fully-1 , McCurdy !,...,- INSURANCE AGENCY, " lliono Ono-Two.Tlino ,For Sale Dry sized lumber. Phone 13, Jacksonville, Ore. 90 A good proposition and one that can be made a fine income for man who will invest $800, with services. Box 88, Mail Tribune. Reports reaching the city today were that there was quite a crowd at Crater Lake yesterday. The stage driver who returned last night said that all the way down from the lake Sunday he met cars enroute to the lake to spend July 4th there. ' Thirteen persons went up to the lake on the Sunday forenoon stage from here. , ' ' , ; Everywhere you look you aee Gnevrolet. ' t tf t ree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H A. Thlero'if. , , The Southern Pacific Fourth of July special train between Grants Pass and Ashland, stopping at all points be tween, will depart from Medford 8:41 a. m. tomorrow, nnd will leave Ashland on the return trip at 19:55 p m. . The train will land passengers at the uptown Ashland depot. ' . Dance In the new open air pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, July 3rd, 4th 88' ' Hardwood flooring, Medford Lum ber Co. I.McIlveen's camp at the Oregon Caves had a large number of Shrlners the. past week as overnight guests among whom might be mentioned Chas. llreone, a prominent merchant of Rockport, Mass., Mr. McKay, nianufac turer of Canton, P,a., and Mr. and Mrs, J.. Lennox from Honolulu. : Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop like rent. Gold Ray Realty company, . " . , : ' 8i ' We are watch specialists. We guar antee results.. Johnson. Jeweler, tf M. F. "Jinks" McCown, old time real, dent and timber , cruiser, bas been visiting here for the past four days with H. G. Nicholson and other friends He Is now located In the northern part of the state and Is stopping here tor a visit with old friends.. Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. : 108' ) When better automobiles, are built Bulck will build tbem. ' tf Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strang and Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt loft Saturday evening by auto nnd will spend the Fourth nt Rogue Elk. , , .. All kinds ot; rough nnd dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108, 711 Hast Main street. Wanted Dressmaking. 423 King. Phone 632-X. ; 1 " 92 Judge Glenn O. Taylor left Saturday for a brief outing and, will return Wed nesday to resume his legal duties. Dance In the new open air pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, July 3rd, 4th : . . 88' Fire Insurance. Brown ft White. About $75 worth of gold was stolen the other night from the gold dredging plant above Rogue River. The metal was taken out of the first rlifle. The plant Is now operating 24 hours a day and large values are being returned. Between 800 and 1000 cubic yards of dirt are being worked over dally. The compnny has about four miles of lands leased aliove the present workings. Grants Pass Coitrlor. 1 Big celebration nt Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th.' 1 ' ' 88 Mason, Ehrmnn & Co. will be closed from Saturday noon until Wednesdny morning. Freeborn Garrettson, who la 'home- steading in the Forest Creek district. spent the week end In the city and loft this morning for his homestead. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet"' Fire Insurance. Crown ft White. Mrs. A. ti. Hill -returned this morn ing from San Francisco and Palo Alto where she hnd been visiting for sev eral weeks with friends. ; For sale Six room modern bunga low close In, bargain price. Inquire 420 South Ivy street. ' 88 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta, ' T. If. Ness of tho California-Oregon Power company returned yesterday from tho scene of operations on the new powor line, and will spend tho Fourth In this city. . i Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. . , . , '. . tf When In need oi sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street : , . Miss Katharine Swem Is confined to her home with a severe cold similar to that which seems to be covering the town with an epidemic. Be sure of your Hall Insurance, See Holmes, The Insurance Man. - Dig celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd nnd 4th. . 88 Two laborers wore nrrestod yester day and two today on charges of drun- kennoss and were released on ball to appear Wednesday before Justice of the Peace Glenn O. Taylor. The names ot the men were not learned but Chief of Police Timothy states that all of the names end In "son" or "sen." Better pick up some ot the print paper on rolls for wrapping goods and save money. Cornea with cores In it to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper than wrapping paper. ., : tf When In need ot shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. , ( summer, cash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. ' Mr. and Mrs. William A. Messner ar rived Saturday by auto . from their home near Creswell, Ore., and are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Lumsden. Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy termB. Near Medford Highway.. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. 88 C. E. Sine and John K. Sine of Chi cago are guests at the Hotel Holland as are Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dietz of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wright of Tampa, Fla., Elmer Lundstrom of Eugene, W. J. Doyle of San Diego, J. J. Fttzpatrlck and family of Chico ,CaIlf., H. E. Moore and motheiof Los An geles, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Davis and Mrs. C. F. Foster of Corning, : Calif., and E. C. Clark of Roseburg. Furniture for sale cheap. Three beds and springs, sanitary cot, couch, dining table and chairB, mirror, cabinet, rock ers, two princess bureaus, sewing ma chine, rugs, fruit cans, wringer,' kitch en cabinet. 722 Dakota Ave. Phone 007. . ' - Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phone 720. tf J. A. Perry and family are among the Medford people who motored to Diamond Lake recently and will spend tho Fourth there. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson Jeweler. . . . tf ,Bfg celebration at putte Falls, July 3ra ana n. .- ; ss Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schade and daughter left Saturday for an outing at Klamath Hot Springs and are hot ex pected to return until Wednesday. This office la prepared to print ledger sheets, 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 ' Hemstitching, ': Plcoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop.- tf Glen LaliUey returned this morning from Roseburg where he has been for several months with the California- Oregon, Power company line construc tion outfit. He will return to Rose burg after the Fourth. oacriflce sale,' Medford home and living Income only $1000, balance like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. Frank Ross, who bus been in nor thern California for, several months with the Shasta Zinc and Copper com pany, returned to the city this morning nnd will Bpond the Fourth here, after which he will return to California. Big celebration at Butte Falls,"'July 3rd and 4th. ! State revenues from the tax on mo. tor fuel oil sales have passed the $2,000,000 mark. A statement . com piled by Secretary of State Kozer, for the period from February, 1919, the time the tax became effective,' until May. 31, last, shows the receipt , of a total of $2,175,320.14 covering the state tax on 145,388,727.3 gallons of gasoline and 10,887.841.25 gallons of distillate. Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Among Medford people on outings yesterday In Ashland Canyon, were Mr. and Mrs. S. , L. Wilson nnd fnjnily, Mrs. Neff and party, Mr. Walk er and Miss McQulston, the Hutchi sons with ' friends from Portland, and Mrs. Anderson. . Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. ) ; i C. N., Davis and wife and son return ed yesterday from a week-end trip to Crater Lake, and report the roads In excellent condition except for a stretch of five or six- miles near Trail where construction work Is under way.' Kodak finishing,-better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. .88 Irvin Bebb, a member of the Califor- nla-Oregofi, Power company force nt work on the' new power line, returned to this city yesterday for a visit with friends and relatives over the Fourth. Lime and cement.'; Medford Lumber Co. : , , ; i( '".' The California-Oregon Powor com pnny office force of both the homo of fice nnd Rogue River divisions will hold a picnic next Sunday at the Elks picnic groundB on Rogue river. ' Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. 88 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dennison, Mr. and Mrs. LoVon Zundel nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Webber are spending several days at Diamond Lake, having left Saturday night. They are not expected to re turn until Wednesday. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Donald McKee and Paul B. McKec and family were among the many people who spent Sunday at Prospect. Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. .88 Mr. Arthur of tho IT. S. Survey party which Is making a survey ot a new highway to Crescent City, Is a Med ford business visitor. ' Car Washing Service Give1 x'otir Car a Weekly Washing for 94.00 a Month VERNE S. WHITE At HlttaoiTfi flnrnco ' Med. TOURIST Supplies and Beds . , ' . . . , i r Tent & Awning Works Opposite S. 1". Ik-pot Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 It Is reported by local fishermen that the Bteelhead in the river are now tak ing the fly and that the fishing is ex cellent In the Rogue. Yesterday was the first day that any steelhead catches of consequence were made this season. John Perl and family spent the day on the river and report fair lifck while Vern Van Dyke nnd Wal lace returned last evening with seven large steelhead caught near- Three Pines at the mouth of Little Butte. Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. 88 J. E. Adams and daughter of San Antonio, Texas, are guests at the Hotel Medford. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hetrlck of Seattle, Jacob George and E. A. Rotger of St. Helens, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. J. Schaefer and E. G. Bradley of San Francisco, M. Sinclair of Oakland, Calif., O. A. Johns ton of Creston, la., W. A. Duncan of Seattle and H. R. Curtis of Salem. H. C. Stoltze and family and C. A. Peterson and Miss Nova Lounsbury have returned from a motor trip to Portland. During the trip they en joyed a trip over the Columbia High way. A large grass fire off the end of West Main street near the Snider ranch called the fire department out at 1:35 this afternoon. ' The fire threat ened to burn barns and outbuildings but no serious damage was done. W. J. Kerr and P. L. Campbell, presi dents respectively of the Oregon State Agricultural college and the Univer sity of Oregon, stopped last evening In this city enroute to the northern part of' the state. The two prominent edu cators have been enjoying themselves for the past few days at Crater Lake, having made the trip in from the other side. i Russell Sherwood, who has been on the Copco power tyie for the past sev eral months returned to this city last evening for the purpose of spending the Fourth here. 1 . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONVALESCENT HOME ASHLAND Finest place- for rest and change." Fresh air sleeping beBt of food. $15.00 per week and up. 88 CONVALESCENT HOME ASHLAND Let the murmur of Ashland creek lull you to sleep. 88 CONVALESCENT HOME ASHLAND Chicken every day, fresh veg , etables and fruits, lots of cream and ' milk compose pur "building diet." 88 CONVALESCENT HOME ASHLAND Why go away to take "Milk and rest cure when you can get It in Ash land for half tho cost? 88 FOR RENT. One two room furnished house, and one four room partly fur . nlshed. : Phon6,Pwner 593-L. ', 89 LOST 34-4 tire and rim, mounted, be tween 15 North Grape St. and end of West Main. Return to Mall Tribune and receive reward. , 89 FOR SALE Piano in A-l Inquire 610 S. Holly St. condition. 92 the operation, no hope Is held for hiti complete recovery. The hotels of the city 'are crowded with visitors who intend to spend the Fourth here, Crater Lake, Ashland, or other points, and with tourists from all parts of the United Stutes. The num ber of people in the business district this morning was much larger than usual, and merchants reported a good business all forenoon. The government airplane which ar rived in this city this inorniug(from Cressy Field, Presidio, San Francisco. Is enroute to Camp Lewis, Wn -for the Citizens' Training camp. The plane Is piloted by Lt. Glle, formerly In the fo'rest patrol here and he Is accompan ied by another former member of the forest patrol detachment which was stationed here in 1920 and in Eugene last year. . , Wm. A. Patterson and Jean1 Patter son are among those registered with the Oregon State Motor association at the Hotel Medford headquarters. Oth ers registered include Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dodson of Pasadena, Calif.,-Mr. and Mrs. M. Cheerer of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. Cora E. Johnson and son of Lotf Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Petty and Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Pfeiffer of So kane and J. L. Goldsmith and party of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.-R. C. Day and two children of Portland arrived last even ing for a visit here with Mrs. Day's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney. They leave this afternoon with the Sweeneys for an outing on Grayback creek near the Oregon Caves. Dr. Sweeney will return to this city tomorrow while the remain der of the party will stage for the rest of the week. Next week the party in tends to visit Diamond Lake. Mrs. H. A. Calhoun and Mrs. Ernest Smith and children returned today from a 10 day visit in Portland and Salem. The trip was made In Mrs. Calhoun's car. - 1 . Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark and Miss Florence Ditsworth left Saturday even ing for an outing at Diamond Lake and will not return until Wednesday. " MOT HER! Notice We Invite everyone interested in better education to see I. C. S. Educa tion Exhibit at Springer & Lee, 105 West Main. 89 Notice Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Arthur Raymond Daily, last heard of in Medford, August 8th, 1920. Mother very 111. Please address Sarah E. Daily, Nlantic, 111. ' 89 Please remember tf at classified ads locals and small ads are cash In ad vance. Bring in your adsand do not use telephone. , . . Delightful Side Trips You Should Not Miss Your journey through the , Canadian Pacific Rockies is even more enjoyable when broken occasionally by interesting side trips. One that will add greatly to the "vacation you will never forget" is-the seven mile drive from Field to Emerald Lake, through a perfumed forest of balsam pines and spruce. Emerald Lake, exquisitely colored and serene under the protection of three mighty mountain peaks, . is well stocked with fish and is the starting point of such wonderful trails as to the scenic Yoho Valley. A picturesque log chalet offers the hospitality for which the Canadian Pacific Railway is noted. Wriie or call for complete information Canadian Pacific Railway 55 Third Street PORTLAND ' Broadway 90jC! W. H. DEACON, General Agent ' . . -irWVJ&Tf.' f-J-r. -TT. Clean Baby's Bowels with "California Fig Syrup" When- baby nan. colic, diarrhoea, food souring, feverish breath, coated tongue; is restless and can't sleep-.' because of clogged bowels, just glviy a hiilf-teaspoonfut of California Fitv; Syrup. It moves the wind and gust and all tho; souring food, bile anti poison right out of the tender liitn bowels wlttiouti cramping or overn noting nnd baby usually gets peaee- ful rejief. Contains no narcotics soothing drugs. - Millions of mothers depend upon California Fig Syrup to keep-baby'! bowels clean. . sweet, and . regularl Ask your druggist for genuine "Cal ifornia Fig Syrup" which has full"; children of all' ages plainly printed on bottle. Mother! You must say "California" or you may get an Imi tation fig syrup. - , TENTS WE MAKE THEM 1 - - r ' Med. Tent & Awning Works ' Opposite S. r. Depot '' Medford Athletic Club, Behind Walker's Kntranco In alley.' Open .10 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily. Hot nnd cold showers. Massaging. K. O. HOB nifOWNYMgr. Day or Night t WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors DR. RJCKERT f -'i.n of f1 ':-" fv'l ,j Eyes r Scientifically .Testedt j nt ; -o -v.i.. tnii-i NO DROPS USED f Broken I senses Accurately Duplicated .: FACTORY ON PREMISES j 808 R Main, llnudn "With Ikfedford trade Is Medford made SPECIAL FOURTH JULY ATTRACTION : BEGINNING- TOMORROW MATINEE Z7A TIRED OF SUPERLATIVES? Well, then, just listen to this. Our picture tomorrow is not the greatest nor best ever made. It is not the most stupendous nor most magnificent. It is not even the most daring. ' :. It is just a darn good picture. So if you want to buy high class enter tainment tomorrow, instead of adjectives, come to see "NORTH JACK I OLT -aiid- BEBE DANIELS in or the RIO GRANDE" It's swift, mighty swift. There's action all the time and good acting. And for splendor of scenic backgrounds this picture seldom has been paralleled. . 1 We guarantee, you will like this picture, the whole show todav at The In fact, we guarantee FRIDAY "FOOLISH WIVKS" ffiifflB -. -; -' -ii i . "I - ... FRIDAY "FOOLISH , WIVKS" TONIGHT HAROLD Itl-iOVD In ' "AMONG THOSE PRKSKNT" and ANNA Q. NILSSON in "WHAT WOMBS WILL DO"