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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OTJF.OOX; TTTUT?ST)AY, JULY : fi." '1922- , Focal and 4- Personal II. S. Itnyre, manager of the Muitfoi'il eliu Co., left last evening for Port- Sam Kii haiilHiin und family ami Mr. and Mrs. Tyson IJeull returned yeHter- land with a helper to drive two Velii-.s' day from a several days outing at the The indications ure that the warm weather spell will be still hotter, oh the weather bureau prediction received front San Francisco this momiriK for rridays weather sum "rail and war mer." In view of the fact that yester day's maximum was 10214 this forecast is rather discomfiting. The minimum of' this morning" was 52 degrees, us against 51 of a year ago. Attend Lottie Howard's 34th semi annual hat sale. "A pleased customer or no sale" has been the motto that won for her." I-et her try to please you. 91 Ncwcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.76 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered In order In whloh they are taken. 1 Pbone The patrons of the Medford National bank who have been growing used to all sorts of changes in and around the hanking rooms since the alterations innd Improvements on the bank build Ing were begun a long time ago, were 'lintrcduced to a new one today. The entrance to the bank now Is on Central avenue, as the front entrance has been closed and the banking room has been cut' down to about one-third its former size, only the rear -part being used pending the completion of the work In the front. It will be August st, or later, before nil the changes are fin ished. ' ' Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gnrdens will be as follows: Kant of 6. P. Railroad tracks, i a. m. to 11 a. m.,- 7 p. m. to H p. m. j WeBt of 8. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. o 11 a. m.i.nnd 4 p. m. to Jl p. m, l)y order of Water Committee. 92' ; They say step-cut piston-rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co tf As related in detail In another part of this paper all water regulation viola tors will be arrested and prosecuted, without favor to any one, from now on. This action wns decided on by the city council hist night. ' Another popular dancing party Sat. nlte. ; Hot Springs .Pavilion. Lot's make it a big one. Tickets $1,10. , 92 Another, populnr dancing party Sat, nlte. Hot Springs pavilion. Let's make it a big one. Tickets $1.10. j 92 Owing to increased demands for his services Dr. Lincoln Kail on has found '. It necessary to establish a central of fice and laboratory. , He' has taken rooms '211-2J3 Liberty bldg., and . lias ' installed the latent and most complete ' equipment ' for . medical and dental X-ray diagnosis and X-ray treatment. . . ..'....' 92 'At the public market this morning a full, line of seasonable vegetables were on sale, as well us a lot of fine chor ries, nnd many orders wore given for ' cherries for future delivery. ) ; Japanese parasols 85c, $1.00, $1.25 Japanese Art Store. , 94 i For. good Insurance, you should go ' to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. . ... Up to June 30, the day before the Crater, Lake season officially opened the attendance at the lake was unus ually large, and was as follows, by nark entrances: West entrance.-5511 visitors, 1S2 cars; South entrance, 821 visitors, 110 cars; East ontrnnce, 1G visitors, 7 cars. The figures are not yet available for the time since Juno "0, but )t Is known that, the July atten. dance has been almost record break- 'DR. v I . ., ,. Notice, to Water. Users Commonc- Ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gardens will be as follows: Kast of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to il a. m., 7 p, m. to 11 p. ni. West of 9. P, Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to ll' a. m. arid p. ni. to 11 p. ni. By order of Water Committee. , 92 Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Cold Ray Realty Co' , , The first, of the series of eight sum mer band concerts In the city park will : be held next week Friday night, Tho Medford Elks band" has beon engaged by the city council to give these con ' certs. , , . We will deliver today large load of 1 N'o. 1 mill , blocks, dumped at $5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. , tf Everywhere you look you see a : Chevrolet. . MOTHER! Clean fcabs Bowels with' "California Fig Syrup" When 'iuVy Iiuh roiic, . diarrhoea. , food 'souri.ig, ji viM-lHh breath, coated . tpnnuo; Is, roslluHs and can't sleep ' becuuse of cloKKcd bowels. Just give n hnlf-tenapoonful of California Fig " Syrup. It moveH the wind and kiih nnd -all the- souring food, bile and poison right out of tho tender little bowels without crumpliiK or overact ing and haoy usually gets peaceful ! relief. , Contains no narcotics or .-toothing" drugs. , , .Millions or mothers depend upon California Klg Hyrup to keep buby's bowels clean, sweat, and regular. Ask your., druggist for genuine "Califor nia Fig Syrup" which h full direc tions for Infants In arms aud children oC afl Ages plainly printed nn , bottle. Mother! . You must say "Calirornlo" or you may get an imitation fig syxup. : .. .. . A4v. to Grants Pass for delivery. -Mr. und Mrs. Hliyce recently moved to Medford and are at home at 214 North Holly. Mr. and Mrs. L. Reiekhoff and daughter'ot Champagne, III;, are visit Ing Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Isbell of No. 526 West Tenth street. They came here to locate, probably. Mrs. Reick holt is Mr. Isbell's (laughter. Every member of the official board of the Chrlstlun church Is urgently re guested to attend the meeting at the church Friday evening at 8 p. m. sharp. Business of importance. 91 Rucker Taxi Company. Phone 87C-W night and day service. City trips 25c. 102 Twenty-five 'thousand people is a conservative estimate of the number who were in Ashland yesterday to at tend the Fourth of July celebration. Many believe that this is the largest number ever in attendance at a single event in this city, although in the past the famous rodeos attracted big crowds. Bo that as it may, the atten dance was a record breaker for any event ever held In southern Oregon. How many cars It would be Impossible even to conjecture, but it can scarcely be taken as an - exaggeration to say that there were six thousand automoi biles in the city and that they carried an average of four persons. Ashland Tidings. Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gardens will be ns follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. nr. to il a. m., 7 p. m. to 11 p. ni. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. m., and 4 p. m. to 11 p. m. By ordor of Water Committee. 92 Fifty-eight different forms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Mnn ' - tf Mr. and Mrs. S. Mason' Ehrman and child of Portland nre guestB at the Hotel Medford as aro J. A. McKinney of Walla Walla, Wn., J. S. Goodwin Mr.- and Mrs. F. M. Blnnstool nnd daughter and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Long. year and .Gwendolyn Longyear of Loi Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Scott of San FrnnclBCo, W. J. Murphy and fam ily of San Jose, Calif., Mr. and Mrs, Frank May of Pasadena, Calif., und C, A. Hoi ton of Oakland. ; .. Better plek up some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping goods and save money. Comes with cores in It to fit roll paper rackB. Much cheaper tnan wrapping paper. . Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. The city of Medford has been re markably quiet in a police way ever since July 3rd. "There husn't even been a dog fight in town during that time, and not one Blnglo accident of any kind so fur as we know; can you beat that for a record for a city of the Blze of Medford, the center of a valley, ami covering a Fourth of July period?' Bald Chief of Police Timothy today. Hardwood flooring, Medford Lum ber Co. For Sale Dry sized lumber. Phone 13, Jacksonville, Ore. 90 A good proK)sltion and one that can he made a fine income for man who will Invest $800, with services. Box 88, Mall Tribune. Judge Clonn O, Tnylor returned this morning to his legal duties aftor hav ing enjoyed a several days vacation In the hills. , Most of his time was spent on' Woodruff creek . near Woodruff Meadows, nnd ho reports some fine fishing in the Rogue river neur that point. Everywhere you look you gee Chevrolet tf .When bettor automobile are built Bulck- will build them. tf Dance, Eugle Point, Snt. night. July 8th. Crescent orchestra. . 1 93 Fred Locklcy, who goes around the country hunting for news for the Port- bind Journal, und says that he can got a story from ovorybody, excepting none, nnd generally lives up to his statements, was in the city today look Ing up 9iec!al stories for his foature, He says that ho found the most peace- tin village in the world Tuesday, Jack sonville. Ho found all of seven people during his stay there, which took lip the greater part of the day. Ho says be did find a lot of interesting material liowover. Grunts Pass Courier. Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retnil. Brown & Brown. 108 Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf' I'nul J. Boll and Charlotte Lynch of Portland , were united In marriage Thursday, July Gtli nt the home of Rev. Frederick R. Leach In this c!4 Tho young couplo will return to Portland aftor a brlof honeymoon trip to Crater Lake and vicinity. All kinds of rougn and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. ill East Main street Dulnty luncheons, delightful dlnnors nnd clever specialties at very reason able prices at the Parlor Tea Rooms. 94 : Something new! J. c. Robinson has opened up an auto repair shop nt 1009 West Main street. All work gunran teel. Phone 9111-J. 96 Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Pollock, well known young Medford couple, who wore recently ninrrled, relumed this morning from a honeymoon trip to Portland. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Jitney dance Llthla park, Ashland Sat. nlte. Good music. 9l Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Word wns received here todnv bv K. O. Brown that bis father. Goorirn II. Drown, 62 years of ago hud died and that he was burled yesterday, Mr. urown wns a resident of Alameda. Culir., and was a 'sergeant nt detec tives of the Alameda police force. I his office Is prepared to print ledger BheetB, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't (rive your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tr Oet pine flume lumbar at Big Pines Lumber Co, tl Luke of tho Woods. Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gardens will he as follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. lit.. 7 p. m. to 11 p. m. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. ni to 11 a. m., and 4 p. ni. to 11 p. m. By order of Water Committee. 92 When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palm returned this morning from a three' weeks trip to San FranciBco and from, that city to Victoria, II. C, by Steamer, Got tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Hemstitching, Picotlng,N . 8c per yd. Buttons covered. ! Handicraft Shop. tf George Neuner, Jr., district attorney of Douglas county, was admitted to the federal bar for the district of Oregon before Judge Charles E. Wolverton in United States court' this morning. iNeuner gained wide, notoriety In his prosecution of the Brumfleld murder case last summer. Portland Telegram Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night, July 8th. Crescent orchestra. 93 Wanted Dressmaking. 423 King. Phone 532-X. 92 Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. J. J. Skinner was fined $5 this morn ing in the city court before Justice Glenn O. Taylor on a charge of water ing with an open hose. The arrest was made by PatrolmancG. Prescott. Cush hull was turned over to the Judge this morning by Chief of Police Tim othy. The chief received the ball from four foreigners, arrosted by him on charges of drunkenness during the ab sence of the judge und who have not appeared for trial. - A cool place to dance Sat nlte. Open air pavilion In Llthla park, Ashland. Good music, only Dc dunce 91 Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. ' ' Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. ' tf Morris B. Leonard Is the proud fath er fit a soven lxiund son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ut tho Medford hos pital on July 3rd. He hus been mimed Morris II. Leonard, Jr., after his dud. His dad is sore because, this was not mentioned on July 3rd. : Hemstitching, j Plcoting, 8c per yard. Work finished When you want It. Tho Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Burtlett St. tf Siskiyou mineral wnter, wholesale and rotull, Brown & Brown. 108 Whon In need or shingles and roof ing call Wullace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Hamilton,-Mr; nnd Mrs. T. M. Poultor and P. J. Bell and party of Los Angeles are guests ut the -iotel Holland. Other guests' nt the Holland include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones of Vancouver,1 B. C, Mr.' and Mrs. E. Fowley of Yreka, Calif., F. G. Lewis and H. Bevnn of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Petersen of San Frnn- Cisco, James A. West of Klamath Fulls and J. Andre of Los Angeles. uood music, oool open-air floor, Jitney dance at Ashland In Llthla Park Snt. nlte. - - 91 sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. Mr. aud Mrs. E. K. McCoy of Port land nre spending their , honeymoon with Mr. McCoy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCoy of this city. While visiting here they made a visit to Cra ter Lake spending the Fourth there. I'hls was Mrs. McCoy's first visit to the hike and she was very much inter ested. . Gc dance. Open air pavilion, Llthla Pnrk, Ashland, Sat. nlte. Good music. 91 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. . Safety flrBt Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phono 720. - tf James T. Neff left this morning for Doris, Cnllf., where he will resume his duties with a surveying crew engaged near that city. Dunce, Euglo Point, Snt. night, July 8th. Crescent orchestra. 93 They sny step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf AT LAKE CREEK IS A With Modford trndn 1r Mdford mnflt TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CO NV ALESC EN T HOME ASHLAND Let the murmur of Ashland crook lull vou to sloen. 90 'OR SALE 6 room modern house, un furnished.' $2400; furnished, $2S00. Terms. 438 S. Fir Sti 95 WANTED To buy leoder hogs. Phono Murivista Orchard 597-J-3. tf WANTED Man to Marlvlsta Orchard. Irrigate. Phone tf WANTED Woman, electric laundry work, by month. Apply superinten dent Medford Hospital. 92 FOR SALE Excellent plate camera. I'lione nui-j. 93 WANTED Olrl or middle-aged ludy to cure lor children and assist with housework. Plume 191-L or call room 429 Medford llldg. 92 'Oil RENT One-half store room.' 115 W. Main. Inquire F. W. Bnrtlett. tf legal Guarantee Giveru No nrf of KnUm paln-otitnuc wotk. Art to tea Oleonll Pllo Trrnliuent. UUATU'S PRVQ STORE A successful Fourth of July ccle brutioij was held ut Lake Creek last Tuesday. 'Die larKe crowd in atten dance enjoyed the numerous round up events. The bucking horse contest was won by Curl Gibson, riding Cham paign; Loren Karlow on Step and u Hall won second money and Lee Johnson on Squaw won third prize. : The bucking bull contest was won by "Heavy" Austin, who rode Snorter and Lloyd Damon won second money on Ited. Clarence Cann of Lake Creek gave several classy exhibitions of buckiiiK horse and bull riding. Mr. Cann for merly rode in many round-ups in Montana and Is a professioner buekj ing horse rider. Mis exhibition wis very elassy. In the riding races, J. W. Antic's entry, with Damon up, won first money, and Von dor .Hellen's entry, with Allen up, won second. There were 8 horses entered. In the evening the celebration was concluded with a big dance in Hie new Lake Creek community hull, which was enjoyed by over 100 couples from all over the valley. This was the opening dance in the Lake Creek hall, and the music furnished by the Crescent orchestra was much enjoyed. Lake Creek: has one of the best floors In the county and is said to be one of the easiest to dance on, being- octagonal In shape with an S0 foot width. There will bo more dances in the hall this summer. to I 'nrtlunil : 1''. L. Sullivan anil p.n'ty if luc, en roure li'im I os Angles to .1'ortland; F. W. Kmerson and party, en , route from South l'asadena lo Uctscburg; F. Marsh and. party of two en route from Long Heacb. Calif., north; C. C. Colvin and party of five en route from Klamulii l-'alls north; .1. V. Griggs and party, of four from h'dgewood, Calif., also S"eklng a loca citte here; A. DenniH and party of Kdgewood, Cailf., lsu seeking a loca tion here: M. M. Holmes und party of three of Marysville, Culif.. who may locate here: C. C. Torrence nnd. party of six of Santa Monica. Calif., en route to Crater Lake and William Armstrong and party of three, en route from Vancouver, D. C, to Los Angeles. AUTOMOBILE IViEN ' A BIG WO IS AT Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Seventy-Heven people in 25 cars stopped at the Medford City Auto Camp last night, and u number of tho cars are" bound for' Crater Lake. Tho parties registered nre as follows: .1. O. Tittrell and party, en route from Portland to Denton, Tex.; F. M. Joy of Bend, en route to Ford, Ore.; J. F. Narler of Edgewood, Calif., who may locate here; E. A. Bradley and party of three from Los Angeles, en route to Portland, Ore.; E. Br Waller and party of three, en route from Los Angeles to. Prospect: W. D. .Morgan und party of three from Los Angeles, en route to Seattle; ,.M. M. Huiick nnd party of three from Chicago, en route home; E. H. Burnes and party of three of San Francisco, en route to Portland; Earl (Iranei of Ilozeman, Mont., who mny locate here; s. L. Eluln of Doris, Calif., en route to Crater Lake; It. E. Dulloz and parry of Seal Heach, Calif., en route to Vancouver, 1). C; E. !!. Urown of Tacoma en route to Los Angeles; F. N. Cracker and pnrty of Los Angeles, en route to .Elreiio, Okla.: G. L. Cray and party of San-' Diego. Calif., en route to Portland; James Hunter nnd pnrty' of Boston, Alass.. en -oute All automobile and accessory dealers are requested to attend a luncheon at the Medford Hotel to morrow noon to meet with A. C. Hub- hard, the superintendent of automo bile displays at the County Fair. A complete outline of uu automobile show will be presented und the cost per front foot of spneo will be given out. Looths will be twenty feet deep and before coming to the luncheon tho denlers should estimate the amount of frontage they will require to exhibit their cars. it is uuucipaieu mat the automo bile will he a big factor in the success of the fair. There being no counter attraction during thut week the res idents of Douglus, Josephine. Jack son, Klumuth and Siskiyou counties will bo attracted here and provisions aro being made .for the parking of no less than 3,000 cars on each of the several days of the fair. WASHINGTON, July C President Harding nnd Chairman Lasker of tho shipping board were charged by Senator Caraway, democrat, Arkan sas, in the senate today with fla grant violation of the prohibition laws in permitting the salo of liquor uu snipping Hoard vessels. Tho senator said "all Christian Americans" protest niralnst such onio of such liquor. A t- a mm . r. Of. M. m. A Special Communication Mnd- rtr fowl I mlvn 1.11 IK.I.l... ' ing, July 7th. 8 n. m. Work- in F. C. degree. L. E. WILLIAMS. - 91 The" boxing smoker which will be staged at tho Mi-dfonl Athletic club Friday niKht promiaes to lie one of tile best ever seen in this city. Man ager K. O. Bob Brown states that it will undoubtedly be even more inter esting than the. last one and in the opinion of many fans the lust smoker was the best seen here in some time. The main event of the evening will be u bout between Iteese liaughman and Lawrence Daw at l;.."i pounds. Tills event promises to be the hardest battle seen in a Medford ring for years pust. Daw demonstrated his .ability last Friday niicht when he put the skids under Bed Meadows anil liaughman Is known as a game scrap per, although he has never been seen in the ring. Baughman has played basketball und football with the local high school teams and has never been known, to quitr no matter how hard the grind. Lester Laurentze and Dick Adams at ' 137 pounds will fiht a scmi windup and this bout promises to be a hummer, according to manager Brown, who certainly was correct when' he predicted a good card last time. i Other events include Abe Shadow Vs. Bube Jones, at 112 pounds, Ben Harrell vs. Noble Everett at 8ii pounds, Jos. Harrell vs. "William Har rell at 111 pounds. Ole Hughes vs. Delbert .Bergman 'rfft So pounds, LWd Farm&r vs. Ned Harrell at pounds and. Tommy Cnnklin vs. Lnnilo Parmer at 70 pounds. This card will likely lie witnessed by a much lnrger - crowd than i hat which witnessed the,, last card, as the enthusiastic.'' and more than 'satisfied fans who witnessed last Friday's smoker have been spreading tho good word. The exhibitions are conducted in an orderly, clean, businesslike manner with no long waits between bouts nnd the time does not draij. rliliesnro cordlallv invited. DOES LAUNDRY WORK AND HOUSEWORK TOO Surprised to Find Her self Feeling So Well Taunton, Mass. "I used to have paina in my back and legs so badly, with other trouDies mat women some times have, that my doctor ordered me to stay in Dea a week in every month. It didn't do me much good, so one day after talking with a friend who took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound ., for about the same trou bles I had, I thought I would try it also.. I find that I can work in the laundry all through the time and do my housework, too. Last month I was so surprised a( myself to be up and around and feeling so good while before I used to feel com pletely lifeless. I have told some of the girls who work with me and have such troubles to try Lydia E. Pinkham'sVege table Compound, and I tell them how it has helped me. You can use my testi monial for the good of others. Mrs. Blancue Silvia, 69 Grant St., Taunton, Mass. It's the same story one friend telling another of the value of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, wm DR. RJCKERT j Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted I , , JfO DROPS USED . Broken Lenses Accuratelv Duplicated; FACTOKY O.N PREMISES os K Main, llniuiln Continental iiSSJWoOD&WEPlPI . I. ' -. ' . .-.'( Quotation on Pumps and Rams for ir-! - ; , c ligation. AW, near that some folks' with iiscniiiiim(iiii appe tites sny Hint they eoukl cat our bread for dessert. Well, po abend, it won't hurt you. It's one of Hie purest of pure foods. Scholz's Butter-Roll Bread Pure and Wholesome lacksoii County Fair Jli'dford, Sept. JU to 10 i TROS. I. TEMPLE. Medford 1 1 BEGINS TOMORROW MATINEE! ' A picture that's ' v-'- 1 . . -"jri ' jjj Jtiip- the talk of the , ' J .xftfywb, JTfa whole country! 'lr7'jnm See it!if'ud8'e for WJy) "VonStroheim C ll Si KII "A Man Yi WU1 Love to Hate" ff L l You can see it! The great llfewJ N m 1 drama of Monte Carlo- W M Foolish Wives -Idle fff 1 ll Husbantjs-alivingdream BW' m& ygyjW 1 JL of the Palaces of Pleasure fM' The First I V THE PRICES Real Million MjX ADULTS 50c; CHILDREN 25c PM Dollar . . incluih-s war t,,v MM' Picture 70 - ATTEVD THE MAT1XEF-S lf l, . ' ohm.kst s,t .v nnvv . lyg A-'a,t