Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 20, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP3T3E TWO MEDFORD irAIC TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREfiON. TTTTRSDAY. JULY 20. 1922 ocaland Personal This morning s public market was 3D unusually gojd market lor a week day market. A p rictus were on sale-in abundance and all berries were scarce. A few strawberries were b11. l-ast Saturday's market wan x;ne of U)e ue&i lujivib in iiie lusi inu jcaia auu a heavy market ia expected neat i?atur tiay. KeJ raspberries and loganberries on sale at last Saturday's market were quickly snapped up by the early com ers. Anyone who lias casa register for salu pie:.s call thin office 75. -. tf Walter Camp s Daily Dozen health b.iilder records will make a new man i r woman of you. Try them at Pal mer's Piano llouse. 107" Shorty Miles tin.! bis aggregation of baseball playeis from Kagle Point Talent. and I'.ulte Falls will olay Mod ' lord at Medlord Sunday, July 23d, at the .North Holly street ball grounds Mclniyre will pitch for Medford. This Is exiiected to Ik an exciting game Shorty has agreed to have the entire Kagle Point population on the field to root for the viBitlng team. Milk and. cream at DeVoe's. tf Second hand I'nderwood typewriter fr sale; bargain if sold at once. tf James Stokun has recently pur chased De Voe's Cosy Nook in the Sparta building and has taken charge Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Home cooked meals served amid cool, attractive surroundings. Prices always reasonable. Parlor Tea Rooms tf Mrs. Tom Fuson and children, Mr and Mrs. E. S. Vilm and, family, Mrs 11. I. Stuart and daughter Isabelle are camped at Diamond Lake. Mrs. Fuson Is In .Medlord for a few days but will return tomorrow accompanied by . her father. R. I. Stuart... All Bummer millinery DO per cent dlB count. The Vanity Shop. tf If your clothes aren't becoming to you, you had better be coming to us. The Pantorlum Dye Works. tf W. II. Speck, special agent for the Standard Oil company in Medford left this morning for Crater, Lake on a three days business. visit. Rucker Taxi Company, Phone 876-W night anU day service. City trips. 25c 102 Wanted copy of "Lord'B Birds of Oregon." used as text book some years ago. Call Mall Tribune. .tf W. G. Drew, Paul II. McKee and. J C. Thompson of the CalltornlaOregon Power company left this morning for Klamath Falls where they will remain until the end of the week on business. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? . tf If your clothes aren't becoming to you. you had better be coming to us The Pantorium. Dye Works. . tf Thomas Judge was lined )5 this . morning In the city. court before Judge Taylor when, be pleaded . guilty to a charge of watering with an open bose. C. M. Richards, tuner and repairer of pianos. Phone 323-J. tf All summer millinery SO per cent dts f nnt. The Vanity Shop. tf Jack O'Conner, local mall carrier who fell recently from a ladder from which he was picking cherries Is con valescing as rapidly as can be expect ed. He bad several ribs broken la the fall. i The regular meeting of the Pythian Blslurs, Wednesday, July 19th, is post poned to two weeks, from that date. 101" - When in need of shingle and roof ing, call Wallace Woods, 108.. 711 E. Main. ' Perry O. Crawford, chief engineer for the California-Oregon Power com pany returned yesterday from a short business visit to Copco, Calif. Siskiyou mineral, water,, wholesale and retail. Drown & Brown. 108 Automobile Insurance. Brown 41 White. tf Senator C. M. Thomas left last even ing for Eugene where be will spend the next few days on business. , Bring us the films that you want to have especially good. . Swem'a Studio. 105 Lime and cement, Medford, Lumber Co. " , A Jury yesterday afternoon failed to rcacb a decision In Justice Taylor's court when considering, the case of Swan Hedln who was arrested recent ly on a charge of driving while Intoxi cated. The Jury stood five to one for (onviction but the sixth member held out awl could not harmonize. Hen Lin das represented . the, ( defense and Rawles Moore the state. The date for another trial has not yet been set. When In need of sash and doors, rail Wallace Woods,' 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. . - Everywhere you look you see s Chevrolet.. tf - A party -consisting, of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Day. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Mowat of Honolulu, Miss Ruby Palmer of Portland, Job Toiler, W. II. Mowat and Varne Blue, of Ashland, left yes terday for a brief trip to Crater Lake. Ashland Tidings. Kodak films at Do Voe's. tf , Telephone, Numbers , I'.i "- tQ-Rernember ,. .' ' Fire Department 50 j (Fire calls only) Insurance -Any Kind -; 123 ' Mcpurdy Insurance Agency " Medford Xat'l Bank ; Bhhi. v A dance under the auspices of the , striking railway shop crafts was held 'at the Jackson Hot Springs pavilion li't n.glit and a large number of leojjl- ;t!!jiled from Mediord and Ashland. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. If you have a cash register for sale, phone 75. tf i flu your mill blocks from the Valley ; Fuel Co. Puone 7G. Deonison. who was taken, very 1U Tuesday morning is reported aB. great ly Unproved. This, office Is prepared , to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have ihem printed out of Medford. Phone us auu we will call. tf Specialists In kodak . finishing. Swem's Studio. 105 E. D. Elwood anuJJoyd Elwood. re turned Tuesday from a three day fi8h Ing trip at Pelican Bay. They report the fishing excellent and both caught the limit. Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe's? tf Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 Bill Hanna, manager of the Assocl-. ated Oil company was in Grants Pass Wednesday on a business trip. You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf Frank Amy of Union Creek was In Medford today. Dressmaking for women and chil dren. Specialty: men's shirts, button holes and alterations. Mrs. Ben J. Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth St. Phone 355-Y. , . , ' , . 99. Fifty-eight different torms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." ' tf John Orth returned today from Port land where he has been attending the uanaera convention. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. . , tf .When better automobiles are built. Bulck will build them. tf Lane Goodell, the state commander of the American Legion returned from Klamath Falla today... Buy -Medford. home. Pay, like rent. Gold Ray Jlealty Co.- . . Hemstitching, ; Plcotlng. 8c per yd. -Buttons covered. , Handicraft Shop. tf Dr. Adolph Myers, a well known sur geon and physician of Baltimore, is a guest at the Medford hotel. Among the other guests are Mr. and Mrs. A. S Sundee of New York city. Miss P. Perl man of New York City, A. W. Williams of Portland, Jessie. Smyth and son of Seattle, Nina Marie Nelson of Seattle, Thomas Symington and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Symington of New York, and H. A. Blum of St, Helena, Calif, -.Lime, for spray, Medford. Lbr. Co. i You can get it at DeVoe's. tf E. S. Hedberg of Anna Springs, was in. Medford on a business trip today. A good proposition and one that can be. made a fine income for. man who will Invest $800, with services. Box 88, Moil Tribune. , Everywhere you look you see, a Chevrolet. . - - .There were nine-passengers on the morning stage for. Crater Lake. They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf All kinds of rough and dresBed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Mala street. Povlln Debloy left for Crater Lake this morning to work for Mr. Frank P. Salter who Is. constructing, a new ad dition to Crater Lake lodge. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf . :Nercomti's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run 1b $5.76 lumped at your place, for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered In jfdor In which they are taken. Phone C31. tf Mrs. Craft of Oakland, Miss Fisher and Herbert Craft returned this mor ning from Crater. Lake and - left, for Portland.. . Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. .Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jones of San lose, Calif., the guests of Mr, and Mrs. U A, Calles arrived. In Medford. last evening by motor. They will , visit Crater Lake, the Oregon Caves and the Lake of the Woods. , Mn Jones Is an experienced angler and will : spend much time on Rogue river fishing for steelhead.. Fire insurance. Brown & White. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. The following parties registered at the Oregon Tourist Information Br reau In the Chamber of Commerce building yesterday: R. P. Confleld, Mr., and Mrs. D. E. Dolph of Los Angeles. George A. Laylourn and family of Sioux City, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Morrison of Boston, Mass., Miss M. M. Thomas tf Hrookllne, Muss.. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Day, J. JI. McCann and wife of Las Vegas. N. M. For good Insurance, you should go to Goff (k Yeo, office with Jsokson County Abstract Co, We will deliver today large load of Mo. 1 mill blocks, dumped at J5.7E. Valley Vuel Co. Phone 76. tf Mr. McCrackln, manngor of the Vac- tiette Distributing company of Oregon has returned to Portland after a few days spent In Medford. While here he made arrangements with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Callaghan of this olty to act as distributors for the Vocuette, a Non- Electric vacuum cleaner, which Mr. Callaghan says is Just as efficient ns the most expensive, yet sells for about half the price. The Callaghans will have the exclusive sales rights in southern Oregon, northern California end the Klamath country. They will within a short time have several men out canvassing this whole territory with Medford as the distributing point. I A. W. Williams, district manager of 1 the Adressograph Sales Co. of Portland is in Medford on business Try our merchants lunch. Shasta. Tjie Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. , tf Mr. and Mr. George blower who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Myers left this mornine for Salem where they .will visit other rela- Power company property at the south tives. ina ' street will be formally Kfe(v fit Tr,c- H,h d.jj. p. opened tomorrow evening. Play will fcanadav. Phone '.tit - tf I Hearing pear and, apple orchards ,lnlle until S;-- A large attendance of sacrificed at 1100 acre and up. 1 acre cSul members and their friends is pre 'tracts and up. Easy terms. Near dieted by those in charge of the ojien ; Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty; ine event- Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Yy ! There will be no band concert Frl- Among the guests at the Holland day night, the 21st by the Elks band in : hotel are Dr. F. E. Warner of St. Louis the city park. The next concert will and R:' i. Aguire of St. Louis who re - turned Wednesday from Crater Lake; Mr. and Mra. A. H: MorriBon of Boston. 1 Mass, Mrs. W, M. Beckwrtter of Oak-', land. .R. W. Grant of Portland, Fred Towel andwife of Seattle, Mrs. Bertha' urockman and children of Pontiac. 'Micb.. Miss M. M. Thomas of Hrook Mine, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Knight or Seattle v. Nelson ol Salem, and Emi, Brlu r of jat.k80nvjllei i t Ja,,aS l, Portland- , ' was a business visitor in the city Wed I Baseball Sunday, Medford Ball - rtmnnHa Vnwa Pilnl vd f c1 f rr,l lliJ I Carroll Hnker nf Pnnland W re- 1 cently been added to the office staff of I the Mason Ebrman Grocery company. Arthur Hess, Ivan Comer and ' George Tubbesing returned Tuesday I night from a sexyral weeks stay on Diamond and Crater lakes and the Bmall streams in that region. They had considerable luck in getting both fish and mosquitoes to bite. Jackson County. Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. . tf Offutt's garage has taken the south ern Oregon district agency for Hy-Vis motor oils and are the distributors for the southern part of the state. Hemstitching, " . Plcotlng 8c per yard. Work finished - ' When you want It. The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Bartlett St. tf Charles Gates, a former resident of Medford and owner of a ranch in the Griffin creek district. Is again here after an absence of 15 years and is visiting old friends. His home Is now near Globe, Ariz. Chicken dinner, home-made ice cream, at the Summit Ranch, every Sunday. Come up where it's cool. 103 The frame house which was former ly situated on the aviation field has been moved north on the Pacific high way and Is being placed next door to the Seth.BulliB place. Frank Johnson, bus driver for the Hotel Holland who was striken with appendicitis last week and who was at once rushed to the. hospital and oper ated uKin 1b reKrted as convalescing as rapidly aa can be expected. t Mr. and Mrs, John Goodrich left this morning for Crater, Diamond and Klamath lakes where they will spend the. next. several-weeks. They will spend some, time at Pelican Bay on Klamath lake and before - returning will spend Beveral days at Alder lodge on Rogue river. Miss Ruth Manning and. her mother returned yesterday, afternoon from a several , weeks , vacation, in Seattle where they visited friends and rela tives. Herbert Berrlan who returned re cently from a vacation at Crescent City nearly lost, his eye. While split ting wood, during the vacation, he was hammering a wedge, a chip of steel broke from the wedge and flew up cut ting his eye badly. Deputy Sheriff Ernest Lister and Deputy B1U Shroeder left yesterday for the lower Rogue where they are after a man who it is alleged has been setting fires in the neighborhood of Almedo.. It Is said that the man. Is not exactly well balanced mentally as he has confessed to setting fires and also stated that he had killed a ileer out of season. Grants Pass Courier. Miss Jessie B. Wllren, one of the popular teachers of the Medford high school, was married to C: B. Earnett, a young Denver business man. July 1st at Denver. Colo. Thex will make their home at 3931 - HlghiS street, Denver, Colo. Walter Bbwne, a well known citizen of Medford, Is registered at the Port land for a few days. Oregon Journal. The state llraestoae fertilizer plant at Gold Hill, which has been idle the last year, has resumed with a daily output of 100 tons. Oregon Journal. Dr.. and- Mrs. Lincoln Kallen accom panied by the doctor's sister. Miss Charlotte Kallen, arrived in Medford Wednesday morning from Portland. Miss Leila Debley Is a new addition to the California-Oregon Power com pany staff. Reduce Those Danger ous Swollen Veins Physicians are prenrrllun ami hoa iitals are ufc.nir -i t.e-v untl .hnrinlew. yet very poerfjr.-eimlcW that rot only causM enl:iiHl cr cimeont veins and bunh.s i.i tiee.-uno Morninl. but also reduces 'goitre,' enatged glands and wens, " ' Ask any first class druggist for nn oriKtnal two-ounee bottle- ot -Atoonti'H Emerald Oil (Cull strength) and re fuse to accept anything In its place. It la such,, a highly concentrated preparation that two ounces lasts a long time nnd furthermore tf this wonderful discovery does not pro duce tht results anticipated.- you can have the price refunded. It Is not , wise for anyone to nllnw swollen veins to . keep on enlarging. Often they burst nnd cnuse weeks of ln. suffering and loss of employ muni. Start the Emerald Oil treat- mnnt as directions advise and im provement will begin at once. Your riruitKlst run supply you. Adv. TOO LATE TO, CLASSIFY WANTEIV Second-hand hv scales. Phone 25-J-2. iq: Kenneth Murray of 621 West Elev- 1 enth street is the possessor of nine i j Pointer puppies said to be the finest on the coast. Their mother.' Moh'un's Jolly came from Tennessee and ineir lather is Ferris .Multnomah Rap, win ner of the Pacific coast sweepstakes last spring. The new Copco tennis court which ha recently been construcied on the begin at five in the afternoon and con- ! be given by the band on Friday night. the Ufcth, a week later. The condition of Mrs. .A. S. Bullen. of the Dewdrop Inn. who has been ill for the past week, became so serious today as . to necessitate her removal t0 the Sacred Heart hospital in Med ford, whither she was taken by Dr. ! MacCracken. Ashland Tidings. Donald Clarke, who has been spend Ing a few months at Vancouver, Wash has returned home. Mrs. Ed. G. Brown and father and party of' friends are camping on Rogue river near the Enyeart ranch. The state supreme court has distrib uted the xewards for the capture of the murderers of Sheriff Til Taylor of Umatilla .county. Claude (Shorty) Miles of this city, and holding down a timber claim in the Butte Falls district is awarded $25 for services rendered in the apprehension of Hart and Owens. Miles was a resident of Pen dleton at the time, and was a member of the posse that captured the pair. The balance of the reward is distribut ed among the posse. Mr. end Mrs. James W. Bates will return the end of the week from an auto trip to eastern Oregon. Victor Whitehead of Klamath Falls is spending a few days in the city attending to business matters. Further Improvement was reported WeTlneBdayln the condition of "Uncle" George Nichols who has been seriously ill at his home on East Main street. . Tom Swem has returned from a short stay at his homestead in the Butte Falls district L. G. Fltzwater of 114 Garfield street Ashland, fell from a scaffold while painting in this city Tuesday and re ceived injuries of a very serious na ture, which may prove fatal. Mr. and. Mrs. James McAluin and son James Jr., and Mrs. Hensley all of Salem are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Moore. Mrs. McAluin is the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moore. They expect to ttart for Crater Lake tomorrow morning for a two days out-, ing. ' ine McAlulnswIll. return to Salem Sunday. ., , . There . will be a regular" meeting of Auxiliary Siskiyou, Friday evening, July 21st, at I. O. O.,'; hall. Initiation. Full attendance is desired. -, H. N. Moe. prominent merchant of Klamath Falls, formerly of Medford. was In the city today enroute to the east to purchase new goods.. Mr. Moe says the mills are all running now and some of them with two shifts. Starts FRIDAY, JULY 21 50 Reduction on Summer 1 Millinery Some of the -. ' . ... . i The Vanity CLEARANCE LECTURE BY K. P. SUPREME PRELATE IS MUCH ENJOYED. ' ' Following, the bar.a com-ert, nml lecture. -In th'e park last evening th Knights of Pythias and the Pythian for the leclurt-r. FrederP-k S. Atwood and .Mn. Atwood a: (ast.e hall. A large numbr of the lodse members : an(J tl)e mprc.Vements they wil) ad ahd their friends were present and j journ to the Legion hall for a 7 the affair wua most enjoyable. O'cloci dinner which will be followed -ir. .-iwuoa is iroiii .iiniieuixiu.-. and is supreme prelate of the Knights of I'ythias lodjje and is now on liiH way to tan. Ki-aneisc-o to attend the supreme lodge which meets in that city August Mh. His lecture here was on the FUbJect "A Message of Optimism" and was woven around the sentiments of fraternal responsi bility and brotherly love for which the lodge stands. Seldom is one privileged to hear an outdoor speaker with a more pleasing and penetrat ing voice or one who paints his word pictures with more skill, wit, a cer tain dry.humor and apt stories serv ed to embellish the lecture and please his audience. From here Mr. Atwood goes to Klamath Fulls where he will be a guest over Suudoy. Latest Arrivals at. Auto Camp Grounds Nineteen cars and fifty people reg istered at the -auto camp last night. Fred West of San Francisco, en route north; D. E.. Dolph of Los Angeles, en route south; Charles Goodman of Atlanta, tla., en ruote north; E. T. Powell of Salem, going to Crater Lake; Sam Samley of Gold Hill, returning home: It. D. Forsyth of Portland, going to Crater Lake; J. F. Butler of Ashland en route south; F. Lamme of Talent going to Jack sonville: D. C. Mnthes of ValleJo, Calif., going to Washington: C. A. Purcell of Enert, en route north-; E. Feleston of Danna, Texas, (joins to Vancouver, B. C; Z. t'humlund of Portland, en route north; A. C. Mon ney ot Topeka, Kas going to Seattle: J. M. Kinger of Pasadena, Cal., going to Washburn, ind.; Stephen Myers of Los Angeles, en route north: M. Thomas going to Seattle: It. Thlstl mat of Los Angeles, going to Seattle and A. L. Drake of San Diego going to Seattle. . Card of Thanks I wish to thank all our nniuhhors and friends who have been so kind and helpful during my wife's sickness nnd death, and for the beautiful flowers at the funeral. Also the sisters and - nurses at Sacred Heart hosnital for their kind and faithful attention to duty well per formed. And Dr. Conroy's kind atten tion also. C. E. VEL1N. A. F. 4 A. M. . A ' Regular communication Med V If ford Lodge 103, Friday even r ing, July 21, 8 p. m.' 103 L. E. WILLIAMS. Secy. Shop's OF .Millinery and .Btonises Best Bargains Ever Offered in Medford NITY SHOP "Quality and Service'' Jackson County Fairy September 13 to' 16 JULY 25 POSTPONED: The Craters' meeting which was 'scheduled for Tuesday evening. July has been postponed because the committee which is to make recom- raendiitions as to tK part which the .Craters are to take to make I e county fair a success will not be ready to report. i Tkn n,fa,;,cr m1! he npld Oil I August S. The Craters will rtieet at itbe fuir grounds at o'clock in the int,.ai.iinif Tnnnda by.. their business session. Milk Law I'pheld. MADISON. Wis., July 20. The constitutionality of the Wisconsin "filled" milk law was upheld today in a decision of the state supreme court. The test suit was brought by the Carnation Mi.k company of Cali fornia. if 8 the baking powder that tells the story of delicate cakes, light biscuits, and dainty muffins. Science has discovered that a baking powder combining the two necessary leavening units, produces best results with out worry over careful door closing, tip-toeing, or frantic hurry. Experiment has shown that Crescent Baking Powder meets every test of a per fect baking powder. From any grocer Crtseent Manufacturing Company i aeatue, wasmngton Crescent Positively does NOT contain w - a i ; all Big Annual July NOW PLAYING A positively, captivating bill: WHO WOULDN'T LOVE . HER Swoct COLLEEN MOORE (toes tliiftujif i tli comedy of this funny . RUPERT HUGHES' - Story Com? Svqy straight into your heart. And ltalpli Graves Ls deligtitfal. "Miss your dinner, but, don't miss 'Come, on Over, M Ham ilton AVayne, in The Orcgonian. P. S. llring every member of the family, they will enjoy it,, too i Saturday WILLRODGERS in ' "ONE GLORIOUS DAY" with - - LI LA LICE Starts FRIDAY, JULY 21 SALE