Medford mail tribune., July 15, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

"Fmr two"
Yocal and
Personal
The excellent band concert given in
the city park last night by the Ellis'
band was enjoyed by one of the largest
crowds ev.er observed In attendance at
a public band conceit in this city. (Jars
crowded the streets around the park
and library and in many places the'
( streets' weje completely Jammed' with
'lithein So that truffle was Impossible.
i Severn! persons were heard to remark
'. that confusion would have , resulted
'.had there been a fire and had the fire
i flown Ivy or Holly streets. The pro-
ijjprani given by the band was greatly
jnjoyed and was well selected ' to
i'Ji'lcasB the taste of everyone in the
; viiudience.
5 1111k and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Tonight opening dance Prospect. 98
1 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell have
'moved here from Medford and are liv
1 lug at the Alta Vista apartments. Mr.
Campbell is connected with the llow
'nrd Auto company. Eugene Giinrd.
, Hard times made easy, buy ranches
' without money, pay with share of crop,
. like rent. Hold Hay Healty company.
'.. ' !IS
Everywhere you look you see. a
"Chevrolet. . tf
Chester C. Bnrr and family left this
'. morning by auto for u week's stay at
Diamond Luke.
Illg dance Jackson Hot Springs, St.
. lilte. Dance where It's cool. ill
i All summer millinery 50 per cent dis
count. Tho Vanity Shop. itf
.1. C. Ihompson of the California
r -Oregon Power company left last nigjit
, for llosoburg aftor having been In
. Medford on a brief business visit. !'.
Tonight opening dance Prospect. 96
If your clothes aren't becoming 'to
yon, yon had better be coming to ito
I he Pantorium Dye Works. tf'
- Earl n. Day. of Albany, Ore., In in
' Medford on business and la looking
: over his fundi- property In Sams Val
'ley. While In this city he Is the guest
or Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Smith
Attention, cx-8oldlors: Rnnchos sold
' under Soldiers Honiis plan or pay with
share or crop, like rent. Gold Hay
Healty Company. 88
Mucker Taxi Company. Phone 870-W
night and tiny service. City trips 25c.
' '' " ' 102
, ' Ed Webber of the Medford Auto Co.
loft Inst night for Portland and will
Biinervlso the driving bnck of several
new 5-ton White trucks.
Chiropody. '
Electrotherapy.
-: Radio-vitant massnge.
Dr. Halstead, Phlpps bloclt. 101
"' All summer millinery 60 por cent dls-
'f -flint.' The Vanity Shop. tf
Dr. and Mrs.' R. W. Stearns, of Mod
' ford, 'were' visitors In Ashland Thnrs-
tiny. ABhlnnd Tidings.
Dr. Lincoln Knllen, Jtr-rny specialist.
' has Installed an X-ray laboratory for
modlcal nnd dontal X-ray diagnosis
1 nnd X-ray treatment nt 211-213 Liberty
mats. ornee hours 9 a: hi. to 12 m
' ,'1 to 5 pm. Phono 61. 62'
If your clothes nron't becoming tp
ynu, you had better he coining to us
' The Paritorlum Dye Works. . tf
- Mrs. C. h. Woodford of San Fran
Cisco loft yesterday for Portland nnd
Seattle after a brief visit horo during
v which she Inspected ranch property
belonglng'to her near this city.
'' Tonight opening dance Prospect. 98
. When in need of shingles nnd roof
' lug call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E,
Main.
P. n. AfcKce.and Don Runyard of
the California-Oregon Power company
loft last night by auto for Eugono
"whore they will bo for the next few
' days on business.' i .
' For rent on shares dancing pnvlllon,
holol, restaurant, 1 fishing, bunting,
1 bathing nnd camping privileges cover
ing 1000 acres.' River frontage. 'Gold
' Ray Summer Resort, Gold Hay Realty
'Co. Phono 728 R or 1H4-Y. ' flit'
' Splendid bnrgalns In summnr
' blouses and Roorgotto cropode chlno
' 'hlousos. 1 See our windows. Tho Vnnltv
l Shop. . fi'
II. H. Rankin of the forost service
4oft this morning for llutto Fhlls where
1 lie ts superintending tho Ijuitiillatioii
o. a now switchboard In connection
; iWlth the forest Borvlco prlvato tele
'; phono lines. . j?
" ' Hemstitching,
Plcotlng,
8o per yard.
Work finished ;;
' When you want It. " '
,' The Vanity Shop,
Cor. Main and Hartlott St. tf
Siskiyou ' mineral water, wholesale
Jind retail. Hrown & Rrftwn. 108
' ' Phillip J. Amor, Ashland merchant,
.'.filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy In federal court this morntuK.
' listing his liabilities at '.I6.81 and his
assets at $519.55. Amer took the pau
t Vcr's oath. Portlnnd Telegram.
V,' jj All who were to prepare copy for tile
ftfiireinluin list of the Jackson County
vfjEalr association please do so at once
0 jnnd either mall the same to this office
jkyor telephone and we will call. (IS
i"j Sale of household furnishings anil
iJrfurnitiire Including piano. Tel. S4VY.
-'aiS 8. Oukdalo Ave. M'S
Telephone Numbers
"' to r.c member
Fire Department
50
(Fiiv calls only)
Insurance
' . - Any Kind
' 123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford Nat 'I Bank
Williuin Vim dor llellen of Eagle
i'oinfc was a Mcilford business visitor
this morning.
Tonight opening dance Prospect. 9S
.... . i
. 'luL'iuiuuiitt lubumuce. urown ec i
White. ' tl
11. Dnindago, district forester, ar-
rived tills morning from Portland and
1,,rt til t afternoon for Diamond I.ake.
lr- lo'iindage Is in charge of roads In
tlllf district of the Crater National
forest.
Hig dance nt Riverslfln Cnmmnnllv
Club tonight. Jewell orchestra. Good
time assured. 9S
Splendid bargains in summer
blouses and georgette crepe do chine
blouses. See our windows. The Vanity
-hop. 98
C. C.' Evans, district representative
for the .Mack tick, returned last night
from Klamath Falls whore he has been
for the past few days with O. V. Myers
of Medford. Mr. Myers returned with
him. Mr. Evans left this morning for
Portlund.
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Dine at Parlor Tea Rooms, cool and
cozy, service unexcelled. 99
Rev. George A. Warmer, D.D., a lead
ing member or the Southern California
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach at the First' Meth
odist church In Medford tomorrow
morning. Dr. Warmer's father, benja
min Warmer will address the men's
class on "The Progress or the King
dom." benjamin Warmer is the father
or Mrs. H. C. Uost of Medford and Dr.
Warmer is her brother.
Sale of household furnishings and
furniture including piano. Tel. 8-14-Y.
815 S. Oakdnle Ave. 98
When in need of sash and doors,
cnll Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Plowor of Los
Angeles arrived this morning for a
week's visit with O. V. Myers und fam
ily of Medford. Mr. Plower is Mr.
-Myers' Bister. After having completed
their visit here they will continue on
their trip north.
Dunce, Nut tonight. !
Everywhere you look you soo
Chevrolet. tf
Dr. II. M. Shaw, a practicing eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist In Med
ford and Ashland for some time past,
la now located in Myrtle Point, Ore.
Frederick S. Atwood, supreme pro-
Into Knights or Pythias will lecture on
the subject,, "Happiness; a Message of
Optimism," under the auspices of
I ullsman lodge No. 31, at the city park
Wednesday, July 19th, nt 8 p. in. The
D. O. K. K. band nnd male quartet will
be on the program. All are invited.
. 98'
1 his" office is prepared to print
ledger sheets bills, etc:, used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling mon and have
them printed out of Medford. Phono
us aim we will call. tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. bevnn accompan
ied by sir: and Mrs. W. Page nnd Mr.
and Mrs.' Fred ParHons of Portlnnd loft
this afternoon for the Josenhine Cnvos.
The trip is being niado lly auto and
the party will spend Sunday at the
caves.
Tonight, opening dance Prospect. 98
DrossinnklnK Tor women and chil
dren. Speclnlty: men's shirts, button
holes and alterations. Mrs. Hon J.
Trowbridge, 905 West Tonth St. Phono
3BB-Y. ' 99
Mrs. O. A. Ilrlscoe underwent n sorl-
ous operation nt tho Sncred Heart hos
pital at Medford yesterday, whore Bh,e
was on the oporatlng table tor three
hours. Reports from her hodside this
morning were to the effect that she
was doing as well as could bo expect
ed. Ashland Tidings.
One of the nicest furnished npnrt-
ment8 In tho Mall Tribune building Is
for rent, with hot und cold wntor, elec
tricity, gas: nico, coinfortahlo rooms.
Apply at office. tt
Get your mill blocks from the Valloy
Fuel Co. Phono 715.
Virgil Powell, O. A. C. Btudont, who
is oniployod this summer nt the Pro
spect plant of tho California-Oregon
Power company Is in this city for a
several days visit with friends and
colloge acquaintances.
Dance, Nat tonight. 9S
Fire Insurance. Hrown & White.
X'arl Fichtner und family and Mrs. L.
i Cook motored to the Oregon Caves
and bnck yesterday. Mr. , Flchtnor
states that the only bad road on the
entire trip Is rive miles between Hol
land and the foot of the bill and that
he had no tinublo whatever In making,
the round trip In one day.
f you have a cash register for sule.
phone 75. tf
Hfty-alglit different forms of Insur
ance. Holmes "Tho Insurance Man."
tf
Mrs. C. Elliott of Portlnnd and Mrs.
Cndy or Mod ford wore visitors Thurs-
lay at tho home of Mrs. C. I'lrlch.
Jacksonville Post.
Tonight opening dance Prospect. 9S
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember Kl to 10. tf
Among the guests nt the Holland
lioti-1 are Mr. and Mrs. b. Sharp or
t'opeo, F. P. Knight of Eugono, Mr.
ailil Mrs. J. R. Hell and son of Sonttlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kane or Sun Franrtaco,
M. C. Mi.Coppun of San Francisco,
W. II. Stephens of San Francisco, Mr.
and Mrs. E. 11. Kay and Mr. and Mrs
i.. v. swigeri nnit n. A. Thomas of
Portland.
When better automobiles are built.
Ilulck will build them. tf
Hoy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Hold Hay Realty Co.
Won! was received today by friends
of Miss Julia Fielder that she died
recently In California and that the
body Is to arrive In Medfoiil tomorrow
morning Bivompanled by the do
ceased's sister, Hose. Miss Fielder
has fin- years been a teacher in the
Medford public schools nnd news of
her death will sadden niuny.
Dance, Nat tonight. 9S
There will be a meeting of the oiric
lal board of the Christian church, Sun
day morning. July Ifi. after the morn
ing service, and it Is urged that every
member arrange to attend this uieet-
TvfEPFORT) MATH TTITRITNTO, MEDFORD OREfiOX.
Hemstitching,
Piloting,
8c per yd.
buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Tonight opening dance Prospect. 98
.Mr. and Mrs. L. Hlngur and family
of North Peach street leave today for
Portland where they will make their
future home. Mr. Ringer has been
connected with the Medford laundry
hero for some time past.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
A good proposition and one that can
be made a fine income for man who
will invest IS00, with services, llox 8S,
Mall Tribune.
.Miss Sue Lydlard is spending the
week-end at Crater Lake and Is not
j exl'ectc'' to return until Sunday night.
Dance, Nat tonight: 98
big dance Jackson Hot Springs, Sat.
ii I to. Dance where It's cool. 99
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Tait and
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Harder leave this
afternoon on a motor trip and for a
few das-s visit in Portland.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chovrolet.
They Bay step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
Alun bracklnreed leaves tomorrow
lor Portland where he will spend the
next few days on business.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108.
711 East Main street.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe's? tr
Mr. and Mrs. Sceley Hall and Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Codding left yester
day afternoon for Diamond Lake
whore thoy will remain for a several
days outing.
Dance, Nut tonight. 98
Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
nnd rotall. Brown & Brown. 108
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning,, tho pastor, who returned
from synod at Corvallls today, will
speak on the subject, "Tho Presbyter
ian Church," a message of enlighten
ment as to the Presbyterian church
and Its work. S. M. Scott, recently of
San Francisco will preside at the pipe
organ nnd Mrs. S. M. Scott, who lias
sung as soprano with tho mixed quar
tets of the First Presbyterian and Cal
vary Presbyterian churches in San
Francisco, will sing a soprano solo.
The evening union service will be In
tho Presbyterian church at 8 p. m.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
Mr. Slmins Of the South M. E. church.
The service will be brief and well
worth your attendance.
You can get most uny old thing at
DeVoe's most uny old time. tf
Try our merclinnts lunch.. The
Shasta. '
Grover Coram, John Perl nnd Chris
Gottlieb lenve tonight for McCloud on
a fishing trip. They will spend Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Court Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacs and Mr.
nnd Mth. John J. bnchter who are on
their annual camping trip nt MtCloud
nnd intend to have a big steelhoud
bnko tomorrow night.
Get pino flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
J. W. Shirley returned tho middle
of the week from nn extended visit In
Queen City, Mo. Ho returned accom
panied by a bride. Mr. and Mrs. Shir
ley will make their homo In Medford
In the future.
Newcomb's speclnl.on dry planing
mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.75
dumped nt your place for the large
cord lond. Orders will bo delivered In
order In which they nre taken. Phone
631. tf
Jimmy Henson returned Thursday
night from Portland where he has been
for the past ton days visiting his broth
ers Ray and Graham.
Snfoty first Insure with Redden &
Canndny, Phono 720. tf
Mrs. K. A. Porry of Roddy nvenuo is
onjoylng a several days visit at Crater
Uike.
Got trco props at Dig Pines Lumber
Co. 1 tf
Mrs. Ada Mills arrived last night
from her homo In Oakland, Calif., and
will spend tho next few wooks hero
with her parents. Mr. und Mrs. W. H.
burr and with hor sister, Mrs. Ralph
Woodford.
They say step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
nor Motor Co. tf
"The Gift of Peace"
An important subject discussed
by
REV. COY R. SIMS
UNION '
SUNDAY EVENING
SERVICE
at the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
8 p. m.
A Cordial Welcome Extended to All
. . si
.lohn Muben, caretaker of Crater
Lake lodge all last winter and for sev -
erul years chief mechanic at the engi
neers' camp near the lake, recently re
signed his position with the federal
forest service and Is now In Portland
on a few days business visit.
l ou can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Loul Netberland and party and
Charles Wortmnn afid party motored
to Ashland last night for a swim at
the Ashland Nut. ,
Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Mr. ami Mrs. Dalton and daughter
Dorothy left yesterday afternoon by
motor for'a two months visit with rela
tives and friends nt Hurley, N. M.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.
Harold "Pat Leonard and party
Heo
leave tomorrow, morning In
Speed Wagon for Elk creek and will
,,,,
spend the day nt Rogue Elk swimming!
und enjoying a general outing.
Kodak films at Do Voe's. tf
Zella Lofland arrived last night from
her home in La Grande, Ore., and .will
visit here for several weeks with II. N.
Loflund nnd family.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Sullivan who have
been guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. ben Plv-
mnlo of Medford for the past two!Sffift
weens ana wno visited urnter and
Dinmond lukes with the Plymales
while here, lett this morning for- their
homo in San Francisco.
Fire lnsuranne. Brown & White.
Tom Swein and Tom bushong re
turned yesterday from a week's outing
on the former's homestead near Butte
Falls.
Bearing pear and apple orohards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and jip. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 13-l-Y.
Mrs. M. L. Daily and daughter leave
tomorrow morning with Murt Daily ror
a month's outing at Woodruff Mead
ows. Ah-. Daily will not remain with
his family but will return to Medford
Sunday night.
For good insurance, you should go
to Goff & Yeo, orfice with Jackson
County AbstrTact Co. .
The opening dance at the Crater
Lake lodge lust Wednesday night with
tho new special dance orchestra was a
great success nccording to those who
intended. After tho dunce a party of
25 persons left tor Wizard Island
where they enjoyed a wienie roast.
We will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at $5.75,
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7G. tr
Miss Grace Dye returned this morn
ing from a three weeks visit in Scuttle
with Mrs. John Sheridan and son.
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sop-
tomber 13 to1 Hi. tf
Dr.. P. W. Covington of Austin, Texas
a member of' the Texas state board of
health, was one of tho passengers who
left this morning on the stage for
Crater Lake.
Mr. und Ars. C. W. Wlnllock nre
leaving to day for St. Ixiuis. Mr. Willi-
lock is the manager of the Golden Rule
storo and from St. Louis will go on
to Now York to do his fall buying,
while Mrs. Whlllock will go to Minot,
N. D., to visit relatives.
Miss Ella Stone, of the F. K. Deuel
department store, lonyes today on a
two weeks vacutlon on the Applegate.
Mrs. Walter bowno returned this
morning from a three days visit witli
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston at their
ranch on tho Applegate.
James Little lOngle, an Indian work
man from the California-Oregon Power
coinpnny camp near Prospect, who was
stung In the hand by a scorpion, ar
rived In town today to receive proper
treatment nnd will bo,nble to return to
work Tuesday.
J. T. Richardson of Harris, Missouri
the rather or Sam Richardson or this
city, arrived In.iledl'ord Friday to re
main until rail.'
Larry Schado received cards today
from Jerry Jcromo nnd Hurry K. Tom
llnson, exalted rulers of the Medford
and Ashland Elks lodges, who are ill
Atlantic City attending the Elks Grand
Lodge convention. Thoy both doclared
themselves as having a wonderful
time.
O. J. Gould. (agent of the American
Express company, leaves today for a
month's vacation at Seaside. Oregon.
KATTTiDAY. JULY 1.".
Miss Uniise Williamson und -Miss
E. M Townes leave today for a two
weeks vacation in San Francisco.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Shelley Saiirinan, a
prominent physician of Salem, are
guests at the Medford hotel. The other
guests include Mary A. Van Dyke of
Berkeley, Calif., J. Prag of Portland,
Hen Mitchell of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Ward or Seattle, Mrs. J. L. Varlck
of New York City, Ella Ilelford of
Eagle Point und Miss Grace Bridge of
Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Noth and her duiigliter
, leave today for Cottage Grove ona
1 two weeks pleasure trip.
A number of local young ladies ar
ranged a kitchen shower at her home
as a surprise for Miss' llernice Crow
son at 8 'c'"cl1 'ast night. Miss Ci;owa
sou is to U8 married to iieruert Auord ,
,lle 7ln of August. Both young peopl
jure very well known here. The shower
was a great success und llernice re
ceivod many useful and amusing kitch
en articles. Those present were ller
nice Crowson, Marion Hill, Lydia
Deane, Pauline Johnson, Dorothy My
ers, Gladys Hartley, Arlone Normile,
Llela Debley, Doris Kindle and Con.
stance Vance.
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If any man, woman or .child in jjcdrcj misses seeingi this. .human,
heart-appealing and red -blooded picture' we '11 feel sorry. ; '.
Tommy, "Bachelor Daddy," is the answer to the cry for "better pic
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Kenneth Miller, t lie Postal Tele
graph messenger boy was badly cut
and bruised yesterday when his bi
cycle, which had a very stiff handle
bar, upset him in front Of Corey's East
Side Grocery. Several stitches were
taken in his face and bis arms were
badly bruised. Kenneth will be able
to return to work Monday. ,
T. Bilyeu, A. II. De Galyer, R. R.
Howard and J. M. Croak, business men
of Portland und personal friends of
C. M. Kidd of Medford were in town
Friday on business in connection with
tlio War Eagle Mining company.
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9(iQk ijiMU-- ' K'l'cljal-d Koclt
IjJi-Jijl-ifi i.flwaji.' tit; n -hospital In
tlli84ty eat-ty Hi's morning nt ' till
age of 64 years, a months, 20 days,
Mr. Hock was born In Shasta Co..
Cal., Dec. 25, 1807. but for the past
20 years lias been a resident of the
Appli-gate.
ilu loaves besides his wife, one son
who resides in Washington, also four
brothers und two sisters, .1. W.,
Oliver, Edward and Frank Hock, all
tlvfnir In f'alifornin. one sister also re
NEW SHOW TODAY
PLAYIIJG ONLY TILL MONDAY NIGHT
elor
Willi
nnd
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?e?.'8 Pe?uliarfocal balance leads him to the golf course
when he wants to go to the "baseball game! Can you
imagine the rest? Yes, you can. Come and
LAUGH YOURSELF HOARSE!
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sides in California and one in Colo
rado. Funeral services will be held at the
chapel of Weeks-Conger Co., Sunday
at 2:30 p. m.. concluding services will
take place in Medford I. O. O. F.
cemetery.
VELI.W Martha Elizabeth, wire of
Charles E. Velin, died at Sacred
Heart hospital July 14, 1922. She
was horn at Leavenworth, Kansas,
.May 4, 1S59, aged 63 years, 2
months, 10 days. They have made
their home at Central Point for the
past 13 years. Sho leaves her
band, Charles E. Velin, to mourn her
loss. Funeral services will bo held
al the Perl Funeral Homo Sundayjjat
2 p. m. Interment in the Cettral
Point Cemetery. jj'
Mrs. Velin was a member oHCol
umbia Hebekah Lodge No. 3. I':-
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FOR RENT Furnished room wit:
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vate bath connected; quiet, no oth
roomers. 421 Park Ave.
98
FOR SALE Puppies, reai beauties,
Australian Shepherds. Phone 59rtM
106
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You,
Cheer You,
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Charm You
and Fill You
With Optimism
and Hope and
You'll Tell the
World That as
Long as Motion
Pictures Can
Spread
Happiness
Like
".THE
BACHELOR
DADDY,"
Life Will
Always Be One
Unbroken
Song of Joy! .
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Eyes'
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