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MTCDFOttT) MATTJ TRTRTTNT!. JffiDFOTCT) OIJEfiOK. MONDAY. JULY 2!. 1922
ocal and
Personal
id Ladies- Auxiliary j yesterday from a vucntion trip to Sea-; for Crater Lake where he has taken a,
;ave tonight for The side, Ore. i position with the Crater Lake National'
. A Rood, deal of interest was aroused
among 'local . podplc on the downtown
streets this morning when an object
Tvna- mVlilarl -tmnnffMitlv Ihnliu'inilu 't T
feet in, tho air. above the southwest t'K"t at the nig Tent.
portion of the eity. Ohservors at first '
were of the opinion that It was anj
airplane, but-changed their opinion oa)
tlic object began to fall anil a broad
side view was possible. After falling a
few hundred feot it began to rise again
and was soon lost to sight traveling in
a southwesterly direction. Spectators
wer unable to determine the Identity
of tho object. Some expressed tho has been In Modford and
opinion that it "was a sheet of paper probably locate here and may
Delegates to the
Legion, "4il-S'' and
convention who le.
Dalles whore tho convention is to bo
held include Paul McDonald and Tom
Swem, Elmer Wilson, A. J. Crose,
(ieorge Codding, C. Y. Tengwuld, Mrs.
Cieorge Codding and Mrs. J. V. Jacobs.
You can't afford to miss the subject
10
Hemstitching;
Plcotlng, -8c
per yard.
Work finished
When. you want It.
Tho Vanity Shop,
Cor. Main and Bartlott St. tf
It Is rumored that' a representative
of another chain of department stores
will
pur-
state American, Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Noe returned Charles Whlsenant left this mornin
Reginald IT. Parsons of Seattle, own
er of the Hillcrest orchards, is a Med
ford visitor.
Park company. J Mr. and Airs. Ralph Watson or Port-
Get tree props at Dig Pines Lumberi land, are registered at the Hotel Med-
(JO. ,,. ,,Ui.,u.. .u
Specialists In kodak finishing.
Swem s Studio. ' 105
All atitmnnr uilllTnprv fift nnr cpnt ills.
count. The Vanity Shop. tf ncn piymale motored to the Lake of"V. ,r i r . c r- T 1
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Frohbacl. accom- lle woods yesterday with Mrs. Geo.! Tlle u- S- CIviI Serv.ce Commission
panled Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Simpson of o. Timothy and daughter, Mrs. Henry announces an open competitive janitor
Ashland to Itogue Elk and Trail yes.'Kreim and granddaughter, Miss Krelmxaminati0n, l " the Pos!tl? f a
tcrday and returned by the Derby road.. who wlu ,.jia Sam ,Ul:)mrd3on and j brer- :C", 0 service, . Medford,
-VI,'. I.-rol,bach advises all persons con- famiIy . are enjovm a 8everal . 0jeson; at $000 per annum Receipts
cabin on the V "''" , " " ,
teniplating a trip to Crater Lake to weeks outing at their
August 12,
llako. Hen then motored to Pelican
! Day for a short fishing trip and re-
1922. .For further Information and ap
plication blank apply to the local sec-J
retary, board of civil service cxamin-!
take the Derby road.
Fire Insurance. Itrown & White.
ir your clothes nren t becoming to . turned to -Medford last night,
you, you had better bo coming to us. j Fire insurance. Drown fe White.
Thn Piintrit-imn Hvn Works tf I u'-u..,. iitn,.,.n .in.,w.n....t t,. .ntwliloi..
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Cunningham nnd:r,.,. ,.,- ,.,.,'.i,i ii.lu .nnmim. nl!p- - BldS-. Seattle, Wash.
rnmiiir nn.i Mi- nn.i Mm o n Alrm.!.. .i i. r. i i .. Clarence. Itoames, former resident of E
, r 11.. , , i.... . .. ' .. . . ' Merlfnrri arrived this moraine from Ilia !
ors, Medford, Oregon, or to the Sccre-
itary, 11th L'. S. Civil Service Dist. 303
but others held that- this was nearly ' chase one of the present stores,
impossible lis a sheet of paper as large Harry A. Miller and family who re
as the object sighted would be as largo ' contly arrived in Medford and pur
as' a house. , chased the Wynkoop property on
Non-resident' owner offers 11 acres,! Twelfth and Peach streets, will not
containing about six acres bearing take charge until October 1st, thoreby
pears worth $500 per acre, and five allowing the present occupants to got
acres good garden or alfalfa land the benefits of the garden and fruit,
worth $150 per acre. Less than Tour, Mr. Miller is a painter of several J'enrs
miles from Modford. Good road. . Daily , experience and has also had throe
mail. All under irrigation and in largo years oxperlence In the Detroit shops
orchard district. No buildings. . This In automobile docorating and enamel
Is a great unrip for some one. Must act, work. He will look over tho field und
quick, My price for quick action engage In one of these lines of busi
i!0. Address M, Mail Tribune. 113 ness in Medford. He is doing some
, painting at iiutte f ans at present.
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
For good insurance, yon should go
to1 Cloff Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co. . .. .
Mr. and Mrs.1 Lynri' Smtth' and Mr. I
and Mrs. Joe Allen spent yesterday at
Grants Pass enjoying the day on tho
rlvor at the Grants Pass park. In the
afternoon thoy were joined by A. ' S.I
Kalenborn and party, It, S. Daniels and-
Co. .
i'l'he dairymen of the valley, especial
ly the Jersey raisers, will be interested
in learning of a meeting to be held at
the Medford Public Library on August
2nd. Frank U. Astroth, the American
Jersey Cuttle Club field man, visiting
eleven of thfe countlos of Oregon will
durfer and familv snent vesterdav atii.ao imnn in p.n-Mimri rn. Mm noat two
tho Nowbnry cabin on tho Applegate woeks on business. Mr. Pierce was J101" '
u-ltli Mr iitifl Mt-u Cluu Vpwlnirv i... T i.. ...i... ...Ml l.nmlln I OrOtnOr
...v.. ..... ....... .. ...... j. iwut . lu, ,ii;nn v nu in kiiiiuiq
Wanted copy of "Lords lilrds oi his campaign locally. He left this
Begins Tomorrow
Matineo
ANOTHER
MASTERPIECE
PRODUCED BY REX
INGRAM -TEE
MAKER OF "THE
FOUR HORSEMEN"
WITH THE SAME
STARS IN THE CAST.
.. ..nn.tn it.n r..n
LLhn PnLr ,,.,,, nrric ,n he present at the meeting mentioned
this city.
Beginning next Tuesday,- July 2!itli,
and showing ' every other Tuesday
thereafter th6 Page, will show H. C.
Witwef's famous Collier's stories on
the' screeii. Remarkable pictures of a
Colloge Youth's experiences in . the
prize ring. Filmed In 12 pounds,, will
be shown, each round a complete story
of romance, adventure and conflict.
We. will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at $5.?f.
Valley Fuel Co. , Phone 76. tf
Mrs. Wllhelmlna Denzer who .was
operated, upon last week for appeudM
ritls. at the Sacred Heart hospital 1b
convalescing rapidly.
I Ho has a large number of lantern
slides pertaining to the' Jersey indus
try, which he will show at this meet
ing. All members of the Jackson Coun
ty Jersey club should remember the
date and advertise It as far as possible
so that a large number of the dairy
men may tuke advantage of this oppor
tunity, i ;
When in need of Bash and' doors,
call Wallace Woods,' 108 or come- to
711 E. Main street.
Money to loan Immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Uldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shookloy re
turned to tliplr home in Medford yeB
Medford
terday after spending the past-, two
tr. weeks here With friends. - They v"8 . joying-an Outing at Prospect
Mattress work all kinds.
t;i P,, Z Pii, c7ll V"lanled homo by Miss Hazel Uallf
Rucker Taxi Company. Phone S7U-W, . , f()r a
night and day service. City trips 21 whUe Mrs. sll0Pkley
;," ', ' lln . ' i I were gnosis of Mrs. Howard Shaw nt
, MrA M!8r.C-.CVD!:OW.1 .0f"a' ":;!ldleyld during their stay. here.-Rose-
spend tho remainder of the summer
Oregon," used as text book some years
ago. Call Mali Tribune. tf
Money to loan Immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
W. M. Shepard of the California
Oregon Power company returned this
morning from a brief business trip to
San Francisco.
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.
Tho Pantorium Dye Works. tf
Capt. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Emina
York and Mrs. Lorraine Cornish mo-
jtored to Crator Lake and return yes
terday.
Siskiyou mineral water, wholesma
and retail. Drown & Drown. 108
Automobile Insurance. Drown &
White. tf
The Crnter Lake stages left with
V'lghteon passengers today and the
drivers stato that a large number of
tourists were nt the lodge Saturday
night. The business is increasing
Steadily at the lake and there promises
to be need for tho new addition to the
lodge bofore It Is completed.
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
tliera printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. tf
All summer millinery 50 per cent dls
jotmt. The Vunity Shop. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ti. McKee, Perry
O. Crawford and family and C. I!. Dice
and ' family of the California-Oregon
I Power company spent yesterday en-
afternoon for Grants Pass. No active)
campaign will be opened at present by
Mr. Pierce.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
James Linn of Salem who is visiting
here for several days left tills morning
with E. E. Kelly Tor a brief fishing trip
on the Rogue.
When better automobiles are built.
Duick will build them. . tf
Paul Patton of Medford, is spending
several days in this vicinity attending
to business matters. Roseburg News
Review. Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
and retail. Drown & Drown. 10S
Mr. ond,Mrs. W. H. Fisher leave' to
morrow for Scottsburg, Ore., to spend
several weeks on their ranch near
there. Mr. Fisher Is proprietor of the
Medford Fish company.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Mrs. C. M. Thomas returned yesterday
from an extended visit in the middle
weBt. She wow accompanied by her
youngest son, Den.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones left yester
day for a week's fishing trip on Pelican
Day.
Allen Dabcock, local manager of the
.Oregon Gas and Electric company of
Roseburg, accompanied by his wife
and three relatives from Douglas,
Ariz., was a Medford visitor yesterday.
Dr. Murphy has recently moved into
the Paul Hansen residence on South
Orange street.
Among tourists registering at the
local office of tho Oregon Stato Motor
ir you have a cash register ror saie.U8g00jatlon t0(lay are P- Gi Maclt an(
hare with their, daughter, Mrs. Roy
Prultt and family.' . .
Wanted Auto camp outfit. DoVoe'e.
tf
Vr. VV.. C. Lnngdon.'the now veterin
arian, operates on Strlnghult, Crlbbit
ors and Uldglings, and cures or pre
vents the spread of Cholera, Dlack
hcad and Llmberneck among fowlB. 1!)
S. Orange St. , Phone 1052. 110
William F. Isaacs and party spent
yesterday nt Dig Rock lodge en Rogue
rlvor and Dili reiKirts that he had good
luuk fishing.
We have taken ovor the insurance
business of Page-Dressier Co., and wo
are . ready to Issue endorsements or
make adjustments on all policies
issuod by them at 112 E. Main stroet,
tho old location of Puge-Dresslor Co.
Brown & White. . 110
Dearlng pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts . and tin.., Busy terms. Near
Modford Highway. Gold Kay Realty
Co, , .Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Jt Js reorted that Court Hull raiight
seven dog-salmon yesterday in lloguo
liver- near McCloud whero he Is eiunp-
ing and that, ho was rishlng with tho
longest cane pole and tho largest sponn
uvor soon In use on Roguo river.. .
.Mooting of stockholders of Diamond
Lako Improvement Co. will be held at
J., W. . Wakefield's office in city of
Medford, on July 25tl at 8 o'clock p. m.
luxuriant business to be considered.
J.. A, Pony, president'.' . . 106
.Cot jiliio flume lumber at Dig Pines
Lumber Co. , , ., tf
Gone Howard, organist ut the I'aRc
for the. pant 'few 'months has tendorod
Ills.' resignation as organist mid will
establish a .piano, rgan and player
pu)n6 repair shop in tills city. Mr.
Howard is an export on tuning and re
pair and states that ho will cover tho
lorrltpry botwoon Roseburg and Yroka
with headquarters in this city'. Ho
states that he lias an export piano case
finisher from Chicago engaged to work
with hlui and that the man will arrive
noxt month. .
You'll find (he crowd tonight ut the
Hig.Tent ,. . , , 105'
Safoty first Insure with Tleddon
Canadny, Phone. 720. . tf
.Jdr, und, Mrs. Carl Glasgow, outer
tallied Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich yes
terday at their summer liomo at tho
Luke 'of the. Woods.
firing us the films that you want to
have especially good. Swom's Studio.
,.'., :- .. ,-. , 105
Ilu'y Modford homo, ray like ront.
Gold Rny Realty Co.
Teieph Numbers
to Remember
F&e Department
5a'
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
Any Kind "
123-
McCurdy Insurance
. Agency
Midford Nat'l Bahk;
Bldg.,
burg News-Review
Things worth while are being (lis
cusBed at the Dig Tent tonight. 105
Anyone who has a cash regiBtor for
Bain please call UiIb office 76. tf
David Coolldgn of Doston, MasB., nr
rlved Saturduy for' a several months
stay" In the -volley. Mr. Coolldgo for
merly owned the Daggett ranch near
Medford.
Wulter Cump's Dully Dozen lioaltb
builder records will make a new man
or woman of you. Try them at Pal
mor's Plnno House. 107
Money to loan immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Dldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
Mr! nnd Mrs. Leonard Carpenter left
Saturday by motor car for Victoria,
11. C.i where' they will spend several
woeks. ...
Everywhere you look you see a
Chovrolot. tf
Kodak films at De Voe's. tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson of Mud
ford and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Reed of
Oold Hill we're among those who spent
yesterday at the Oregon Caves.'
Home cookod meals served amid
i cool, attractive surroundings. Prices
always reasonable. Parlor Tea Rooms.
, .. . tf
: Milk and cream nt DoVoe's. ' tf
. V. A. Knight and Jane Garibaldi of
Merced, Cnllf., nre among the guests
nt the Hotel Medford lis are Mr. and
Mrs. Wt D. Lawrence nnd Elizabeth
Lnwronco of San Mateo, Calif.,- and
Mary Robertson of Redwood City, Mr.
and Mrs. Jamos Linn and A. N. Pierce
of Siiloni, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hush
of Detroit,' nnd' Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
W oldon of San Francisco,
Safety razor blades curod of that
dull fouling. Fat razors ground thin
All blades sterilized before and after
sharpening. All work gunrunteod. Try
me. S. R. Castile. Ill S. Holly. , J to
Fifty-eight dlfforont tornis of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man.
tf
Fay Diamond returned this morning
from a short fishing tour to the rlvor
and brought with him two nice stool
head. .
Jackson County Fair, Modford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tf
A good proposition and one thnt ran
be made a fine Income for man who
wilt invest ?800, with Borvlces. Dox 8S,
Mall Tribune.
. Miss Marjorle Seainon has accepted
u position with Swem's Studio and
Miss Arlnne Nomiilo who has been
there for the pnst two weeks has been
employed In tho office of the Mason
Ehrmiin Grocory coiupnny.
Dig sale of Imported Jup crepe, com
mon grade 15c yard, fancy crepe 25c a
yard. Sale starts Saturday, July 22nd.
Jap Art Store. , 10S
Money to loan -immediately avail
able. Jackson Co.. Dldg. & Loan Ass'n.
; 109
! Mr. and Jlrs. E. X. Vllm and family.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Schmidt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kellogg, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mann nnd family, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Wm. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dales and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence
Meeker were among those who spent
yesterday picnicking and enjoying
themselves generally at the Elks
picnic grounds on Rogue rlver.x
When in need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
, They say step-cut piston Tings have
Ween reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor-
phono 76. tf
Get your mill blocks from the valley
Fuel Co. Phone 70. .
Cnrl Dowman nnd family spent yes
terday ou Rogue river, Mr. Dowinan
spending tho day in pursuit of the elu
sive trout as usual. It has not yet been
loarned whether luck was good or bad.
Have you tried that big milk shako
at deVoe'B? U
You can get most any old thing nt
DeVoe's most any old time. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strang motored
to Crater Lako and return yesterday.
They say step-cut piston rings have
beon reduced to 25c oach at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
E. E.,Vroninn nnd family are expect
ed to return this ovenlng from a week
end motor trip to Crescent City.
Hemstitching,
Plcotlng,
8c per yd.
Buttons coverod.
Handicraft Shop. tf
M. C. Wright nnd party spent yester
day on the river below Gold Ray and
report, good luck fishing.
Lime for spray. Modford Lbr. Co.
Mr. and- Mrs. Frank Roberts and
family and Mr. and Mrs.-C. S. Butter
field motored to Crator Lake and re
turn yesterday.
You enn get R at DeVoe's. tf
1 Justin Smith, Den Trowbridge and
Bus Coleman spent yesterday trying to
find "Lost Lake" soniowliero in the
Urowhsboro region nnd finally succeed
ed in locating a pond where they tried
to catch some fish.
; Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet.
i Uuls Thompson left yesterday mor
ning Tor Crater Lako where ho has
taken a ponltlon running tho boats.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108.
71 1 East Main stroet.
E. II. Jefferson of tho Klamath Falls
branch of tho Mason Ehrman Grocory
company who spent yesterday In this
city left this morning on the stage for
Klnmath Fulls.
Got tree props at Big Pines Lumhor
Co. tf
J. F. Halo nnd son Jay arrived tills
morning from their homo In Portland
and will ninko an Indefinite stay here
during the Investigation ,if the activ
ities of bands of night riders.
Svstcii) Service Co.. write Fire and
other Insurance. Strong companies.
Offices 2nd floor. Modford Dldg. tf
Seattle for a visit with his
Evan Rtame3, local attorney.
The date given lor the Talent Com
munity Club social in the Eden Valley
items was given to the correspondent
wrong. It should. .have, been Friday,.
July 2Sth instead of July 24.
RECORD CROWD AT
CRATER LAKE INN
CRATER LAKE, Ore., July ,21.-r-A
party of fourteen people in charge of
H. A. Linton as conductor arranged by
the American express company visited
Crater Lake. This party is known as
the Massachusetts .Forestry associa
tion. The itinerary includes all of the
national parks. From here thoy go to
Yosemlte, leaving crater Lako Sunday
afternoon.
Tonight we have the largest house
count of the season. Campers are be
ginning to come in great numbers.
As previously announced the Rim
Drive opens tomorrow. The last of
the snowdrifts were removed ' today.
In clearing this road one place along
by the Watchman over a ton of T. N.
T. was necessary to' clear away the
high drifts.
. Body Missing Hotel Man Found
VANCOUVER, D. C, July 21 Tho
body of Harry B. Jackson, prominent
hotel man nnd manager of the Hotel
Vancouver here who disappeared two
weeks ago wns found in False creek
today. An inquest will be held to de
termine the cause of tho death.
party of Nampa, Ida., J. S. Slight, Wm.
Wood, J. Little, L. Skinner and P. G.
Root of Vancouver, D. C, Oliver K.
McCnll of South Dend. Wn., Frank L.
Mitton nnd family of Seattle and Dr.
Fred L. Montgomery and family of
Puyallup, Wn.
The next phase of the Boys' and
Girls' club work is, that of getting in
tho roports nnd the1 fitting of their
product Tor exhibit nt the County Fair
which will take placo in less than two
months. The remaining time is one
of the vital periods of the development
of the stock and poultry to produce the
best results and great care should bo,
used in all projocts from this time on.
All members who have not received
their second and thli'd literature or do
not receive the same in the next few
days may have these by notice to the
County Club Agent.
Chler of Police llatcher is off on a
trip to Crator Lake on a pleasure jaunt
lor a few days. Ashland Tidings.
Dob Welch nnd Itcston Grieve are
down from Prospect on a several days
visit.
E. Sanders of Salem Is a guest nt the
Hotel Holland. Other guests ,'lncludo
('. M. Tracy ami family and George H.
Tracy of John Day, Ore., W. W. Kerns
of Seattle, W. F. Hopka of Sacramento,
Calif., W. C. Fuller of Berkeley, J. M.
McT.oughlln of Crescent City, G. A.
Perry nnd Netu E. Perry of Rono, Nov.,
and T. J. M unsca of San Francisco.
A party niado up of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph McKay, Mr. .and Mrs. Horace
Bromloy, Al Roland, Mary Bebh, I. B.
Walthor and Clark Rawlings spent the
week end at the Josephine Caves, re
turning Inst evening.
Flank Preston left this afternoon for
San Francisco where ho will attend
tho famous Bohemian club jinx Satur
day night. The jinx piny this year was
written by Charley Norrls. brother of
Frank Norrls and author of "Brass.
Born ,t Mr. and Mrs. Enrl S. Turno
ut the Pumcker Maternity Home, an
8 lKinnd dnughtor. Sunday, July 23rd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wnhl made the
trip to the Oregon Caves yesterday.
Piano Tuning Club
C. M. Richards is organizing n
"Tuning Club," for the puriwse of re
ducing cost, and stabilizing his busi
ness in R. R. valley.
By calling phone 323-J he will see
you and explain his plan. 110
TOO LATE TO ' CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Cook stove.
St.
320 Apple
107
FOR SALE Farm, 160 acres, hay and
dairy. Thompson croek, seven miles
from Applegato postoffico. J. S.
Kendall. 107
Canvas Hammocks
WATER" BAGS
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Opposite S. I'. Depot
Some People Prefer
"Mosquitone"
and some like Heath's "Skeeterizer" best
They both keep the mosquitoes away
Do not thirik of going picnicing, camping or
into the hills without taking one of these
items.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 East Main Street '
The Coolest Store in Town
FOR SALE-
bens. 90c.
Barrel Plymouth
Phone 2S-J-.'I.
Rock
107
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