Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 28, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP3GE TWO MEDFORD 5KIE TRIBUNE. BEDFORD OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 28. 1922 -' Tocal and j Jack Heinstreet arrived In the city Dr. H. K. Murphy leave' Saturday jiasi night from Crater Lake National for Portland where he will take a; , p A ' -y I today in the special investigation into Dr. N'evin of Brooklyn. X. Y. Dr. Mur-j & Jl Hit ItliL (lie nifelit riding outrages. He will iby will be accompanied by his wife ' probably remain in the city until Mon- and mother and excels to return' day. about August 10th. I Ybier should rt-m-niler to vte p , J--v , i i u-, ;,, i Notice is hereby given to delinquent: ilme. Jeffers has returned to Med- For instance those who are against the J water users in First Ward that water) ford and will take charge of the New recall and In favor of the election of rent must be paid immediately or water will be shut off. This notice Zhcr-iff Toirtli tthniilH ritA nulv vnfa no tn. .ho ,-eoii hm hold votaln wi" not appear again. Water Supt. !!- (or Teirill as a candidate. Those favor-j ing the recall should so vote and In I addition should vote for D. M. Lowe as the candidate. ' Fifty-eight different forms of Inaur- anee. Holmes "The Insurance Man." , : , Do you want the people In Jackson county to control their own affairs or dp you want them controlled by two York- Hairdressing Parlors Monday, July 31st. This will afford many for mer customers of .Mme. Jeffers an op- Jackaon County Fair, Medford, Sep-i portunity of seeing her again. tember 13 to 16. tit White navy regulation middle with The polls for the recall election of navy blue collar and cuffs. 11.00. tomorrow win be open Irom S a. m. White navy regulation pants $2.50. unin s p. m. . ' Hemstitching, Picotlng. . ' - 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf .New felt bats for eirls with bobbed I Ktmiri .hM. (im imported Kleagles who own no proper. j hairi J2 50 ,0 fiM M Tne Vanity Shop., ahlrts 69c, at United Army Stores.- 32 1 fv nr now nn tXt nilrl arm mill . ! in So. Central. 109i .Mr.,. C. D. Thompson and Miss Alice AII kindg of h nd dres8ed Horning o Medford. are spending a hlmber w w d h 10g few flaVR In tbo fitv vleitfnir TJiav - - -- i vii r;ast Mam street Mrs. W. H. Brown of Eagle Point ; left last night for. Victoria, 11. C. to be at the beside of Mrs. R. H. Brown White navy hats 80c. Army campaign hattf J1.25. Army dress caps 25c. Over seas caps, reclaimed, 25c. Corduroy riding breeches, a $5.00 value for $2.65. O. D. wool regulation breeches $4.60. O.' I).- wool regulation shirts $3.25. ty here, pay no taxes and are emit-; laries of some' Invisible Emperor from Atlanta, Georgia? A vote against the recall means a vote for returning con trol to the hands of the people of Jackson county. ' Hugh C. Mitchell, superintendent of I'nited States Kish hatcheries in the ponbwest district with headquarters at Seattle, arrived In the city this mof nlnfo make an Inspection of the hatcheries in this district, and was met al the depot by his friend of many years, T. E. Daniels. Mr. Mitchell who has many warm friends here, plans to tave for Seattle tomorrow night. . Everywhere you look you see a f.'nevroJet." PAGE NEW SHOW TOMORROW GLORIA SWANSON In "UNDER THE LASH" Supported by MAHLON HAMILTON ; You're never' . before- won filorla In the kind of role slio plays In this photo-play, adapt ed from Knoblork'a "The Hlm-Unltto." GOING TONIGHT , RUDQLPH VALENTINO in "TITK 4tVl KHIXrt POWTCK" a Rox Inram production and 1ST HOI NI)' OF "THK IJOATHKR PISHKK8" I PACE few days in the city visiting. were formerly residents of Grants Pass, but Thompson is. now an instruc tor In the Medford schools. Grants Pass Courier. The American Laundry .Company is still in business and patrons may get'eo service riy caning 83. J1U" If you don't like recalls, the only way to end them Is to vote against this one. If this recall wins, there will be recalls till Doomsday. Eighty persons who arrived in $0 cars spent las"t night and this morning at the city auto camp. Money to loan immediately avail able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. 10 Notice is hereby given to delinquent water users In First Ward that water rent must be paid Immediately or 1 water will be shut off. This notice will ' not appear again. Water Supt. 109 I Naomi E. Crawford and George Hew. ' lett of Washington, D. C, are guests at 1 the Hotel Medford. ' Other guests in clude C. H. Rutherford of San Diego, Charles F. De Long and Caroline De j I-ong of Log Angeles, Frank Hoag Jr., ;of Pueb(o, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. C. p. , Cass of Waterloo, la., H. C. Stewart (tl j Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hayden land H. F. Dusing of San Jose. Calif., land Mr. and Mr. Wm. L. Shearer pi I Omaha, Neb. I When in need of shingles and roof ; Ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. New fall millinery now on display at 1'he Vanity Shop. .120 Grace Myers of Central Point was elected vice president of the Women's league of the University of Oregon summer session for next year at the last meeting for 1922, held last even ing. Miss Mary Parkinson of Portland was elected president, and Miss Kath erlne W;itson of Chicago secretary treasurer. The Women's league is In charge of all social activities for women in the summer session. It was organized this year for the first time, paralleling a similar league In the reg ular university year. t They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf There Is just one unescapable duty for every man and woman in Jackson county tomorrow, and that la to vote and vote early. There Is plenty of time to vote and go fishing afterward. Mrs. Alvena Mullen of Ashland, has returned to her home after a week spent as a patient in tbe Sacred Heart ; hospital In this city, and Is now said to be well on the way to recovery. All summer millinery 50 per cent dis count The Vanity 8hop. tf Notice Is hereby given to delinquent water users In First Ward that water rent must be paid Immediately or water will be shut off. This notice will not appear again. Water Supt. 109' Only two tourists were passengers on the stage this morning for Crater Lake, but the travel Is expected, as usual, to be very heavy Saturday and Sunday. 4-fold steel auto camp bed, will fit In back scat of any car, at $12.50. New army folding cots $3.95. New ham mocks, heavy canvass, $3.25. Auto packs, heavy duck, $2.50. Camp stools 50c. Camp chairs 70c. Gas kamp kook stoves li.bu. isew regulation army haversack pack carrier $1.50. O. D. wool blankets, like new, 31b., $2.95;. 4 lb., $3.45. United Army Stores, 32 So. Central Ave. 109 Summer millinery 50 per cent dis count at The Vanity Shop. 120 In the Portland Journal ot yesterday D. M. Lowe, the recall candidate for sheriff, has a lengthy letter to the edi tor about recent Jackson county events according to his point of view. The American Laundry Company is still in business and patrons may get service by calling 873. 110 Having opened Home Restaurant In Mrs. Whiteside's building back of Fox's real estate office, entrance side door. Central Point, I desire your patronage. A good home style chicken dinner Sunday. Mrs. L. E. Hartwlg. 114 The Talent Community club will hold a picnic and outing in Llthia park this evening. 7 You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tr Notice is hereby given to delinquent water users in First Ward that water rent must be paid immediately or water will be shut off. This notice will not appear again. Water Supt 109 Among the Medford visitors regis tered at Portland hotels the past few days were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnes, Volney Dixon and L. L. Jacobs. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. Everywhere you look yon see a Chevrolet. tf Silk stockings in all the new shades. From $1.25 to $3.75. The Vanity Shop. 122 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Taylor leave to morrow morning by auto accompanied by Mrs. CharleB Martin for the latter's home in Etna Mills, Calif., where they will "spend a few days visiting. Fire Insurance, Brown & Wblte. who Is seriously 111. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber tf Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7G. Oh! Gee, can't you Bee there will be a big crowd at Hot Spring Sat nite. Come early as we close at twelve. 110 Dr. C. R. Ray returned this morning from a several weeks visit in Berkeley Calif., and other California cities. He says Medford has a reputation in Cali fornia of being controlled by the Ku Klux Klan and that negro porters on the S. P. are afraid to get off the train here with passengers' baggage. This office -ia 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 ana we will call. tf System Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies Office 2nd floor Medford Hldg. tf The American Laundry Company is still in business and patrons may get service by callUig 873. 110' 1'here hns been a thirty per cent Increase thus far at Crater Lake this season which if maintained until the close of the season will mean that 37,000 persons will have visited that world wonder since July 1st last. Automobile Insurance. Brown & White. tf You can get it at DeVoe's. tf It Is laughable to watch the antics of a lot of fellows around this town who are denouncing the sheriffs recall When Councilmen Miller apd Stewart were recalled some years ago these same "birds" thought the recall was the greatest Invention of the age. 109 J. F. Pratt of Central Point was a Medford business visitor today. He has recently returned from Ohio where he intends to make his home in the near future. Celery from the Medford Celery Garden, will be for sale at tbe mer chants Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Bain. 109 Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe'a? tf We have taken over the Insurance business of PagfrDressler Co., and we are ready to issue endorsements or make adjustments on all policies issued by them at 112 E. Main street, the old location of Page-Dressier Co. Brown & White. 110 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jenkins are ex pected to return today from a week's visit in Vancouver, B. C. The party is maklngthe trip by auto. If your clothes aren't becoming to you, you had better be coming to us. The Pantorium Dye Works. tf All summer millinery 50 per cent dls lount The Vanity Shop. tf Jesse Houck returned yesterday from San Francisco where he had been for the past week on business. He drove back a new Durant Six. C. W. Barrett who is associated with Mr. Houck in the Motor Service company, left this niornip? for Portland and is expected to return the forepart of next week with a new Durant Four. Another big "Cut Rate" dance at Nat Sat. nite. ' 110 Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Money to loan Immediately avail able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. 109 R. 0. Hackctt. G. Irvine and A. F. James were among the Medford people registered at the Josephine last night Grants Pass Courier. Another big "Cut Rate" dance at the Nat Sat. nite. 109 Wanted copy of "Lord's Birds of Oregon," used as text book some years ago. Call Mail Tribune. tf If yonr clothes aren't becoming to you, you had better be coming to us. The Pantorium Dye Works. tf Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Garnctt and Mrs. Boucher left yesterday for Crater Lake where they will spend the week-eud. Uh! Gee, can't you Bee there will be a large crowd at Hot Spring Sat nite. Come early as we close at twelve. 110 If you have a cash register for sale. phone 75. tf Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Telephone Numbers to Remember Fire Department 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Xat'l Bank Bldg. : Mr. and M nf Jv J.' Buehter. Mr. and, Mrs. Court Hal! and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacs returned yesterday from thrir annual two e-ks outing at Mc Cloud on the Houe rivr. Aside from Court' having a stiff back from swing ing a large cane poe with a heavy spoon no injuries were sustained by any of the party. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. When better automobiles are bnilt, Eulck will build them. tf - Another' big "Cut-Rate" dance at Nat Sat. nite. 110 : C. M. Marsh of: Berkeley is. a guest at 4he Hotel Holland as 'are Harry C. Stainmetz of Manila. P. I. Mr. and Mrs. J. .M. Shepherd of Piedmont, Cat, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Hen W. Utter and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wolfe of Los Angeles, E. A. Dur ham of Klamath Falls,, Mr. and Mrs. L. il. James of Dixon, Mont, V. L. Mar ion and R. M. Gras of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Price of Hilt Calif. "Some folks make a pretense of being horrified at the recall election to he held next Saturday, the terrible injus tice to the present incumbent and the enormous expense to the "poor down trodden taxpayer." Don't let anyone be fooled by these crocodile tears for quite a number that are the loudest in denouncing the present recall were the most active in removing "Shortie" Garnett and J. B. Palmer from the Medford school board a couple of years ago by the same iniquitious process. They thought the recall was a fine thing at that time. 109 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Dance with the crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nite. 110 Will G. Steel, United States com missioner for Crater National park, is in the city on a few days visit. He arrived Wednesday evening and will likely return to the lake tomorrow. 'Another big "Cut Rate" -dance at Nat Sat nite. 110 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. The cost of a recall is not so bad if you are getting rid of a liability and increasing your assets. 109 A forest patrol airplane from Rose burg arrived shortly before noon today for the purpose of taking Mr. Bowser of the state forestry service for a flight over the state forests in this district. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. For Fire Insurance see Bennett, I13 West Main street tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. The summer session of the Univer sity of Oregon ends tomorrow and the Jackson county students in attendance are expected to arrive home from Eugene Saturday night or Sunday. Dance with the crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nite. 110 Mattress work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf Dance with the crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nite. : ' . 110 The maximum temperature of Thurs-1 Keith Cole. Lciloy Ingiahaui, Terry j day was S21j degrees as against the! Talent and Howard Howell returned; maximum of &4 of a year aeo. Fair . y?stT'iay from a several days stay at weather is the prediction for tumor-; Diamond ami Crater l.a e. '1 hoy row. 'climU'j lit. Thi.-Uuii while at Diamond Another big " Cut Rate" dance at the Lake and while they did not try their, Nat Sat nite joj. 1 luck at fishing there state that excel- George Gates returned last night j"1 catehts are beinS n,8de from a brief visit at Lake of the Woods Another big "Cut Rate' dance at. -, , -.,-.. ,.i.! Nat Sat. nite. HO Will take four passengers to Port- Safety razor blades cured of that! land. Leaving Sunday morning. Phone idull feeling. Fat razors ground thin. . 403 io9All blades sterilized before and after; The aii-nhan'riiinp- tnin r.f mn... ! sharpening. Ail work guaranteed, iry lion on the streets and in the homesime- s- R- aile- 111 s- Holly. and clubs today' was the Impending recall election of tomorrow. : 'From the interest shown a heavy vote in Med .ord and vicinity as well as in. the other towns and cities of the county is predicted.- In the rural districts a large vote is also expected. For good insnrance,- you should go 110 Hemstitching, Picotlng, 8c per yard. -Work finished When you want it The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Bartlett St tf Tl.- fnllz-nlnir .ubiclara.l fit tliO OrP- .- ,i b"-JU mam mil.., j uu Dliuuill I 111c niimniiii, . trutc .... I to Goff & Yeo. office with1 Jackson ' Hon Tourist Information bureau in the Icountv Abstract Co. . r r " ; chamber nf commerce building Thurs- lf yon. want the sheriffs office' con-'day and tsday: R. C. Young. Mr. and ducted by your sheriff 'instead 'bf by 51rs.. A. 7.. Bradley of Glendale, Calif., local lawyers and imported detectives ;C. B. Scott, Jr., of Artesia, Ca!..' George register that desire by voting for thelR. Richardson'or Santa Ana, Cal.. Mrs. recall and D. M. Lowe, on the 29th. 18:C B. Orton of Los Angeles, C. A. Ly- We carry duplicate sales slips with! man and son of Julesbtirg. Colo., Mrs. blank headings for use in any line of !A. T. Grant, Miss Anna E. Grant. Mrs. business. Call 75 for service. tf j J. F. Bresh and Frederick A. Tschiffeiy At the American Legion convention jof Ft. Collins, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. X. which is in session at The Dalles this'stanger of Ann Arbor, Mich., Mr. and week A. J. Crose of Medford was elect- j Mrs. Victor EngbevK of Dnluth, Minn., ed on the legion publicity committee, j Dr. R. R. Johnson and family of Great and Tom Swem of Medford. as a mem-j Falls, Mont, H. H. Arens and A. G. ber of the committee on rules of the Arens of Cincinnati, Ohio, Lornier Ral-40-8ers of Oregon. Edward B. Hamil- ston of The Dalles, Ore.. E. S. Sever ton of Medford was also elected a state j ence and daughter of Stanfield. Ore., committeeman of the 40-Sers organi- H. M. Brantley of Milwaukee, Wis., zation. and A. L. Carson of Mexican, B. C. We will deliver today large load of j Mexico. - Tho fire alarm about 1 p. m. t0tf4 was the result of a grass fire near t!; .Medford hospital on Xoriu Centra The small chemical truck went out an soon had the fire under control. We want to purchase a cash regis((: at once. What have you to offer? Tliev say step-cut piston rings haw been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cot ner Motor Co. t!' Tents, yes we have them in stock. U-j Medford, all new and made of govern, ment standard white duck guarantee: ''9 inch base and full weight 8 or .in. ounce, with 3, 'ihii and 5-fAot wall, sizes 4x6 up to 16x"4. Ve have aw, tents in 3 styles, white or khaki duck, sizes 7x7 and 7x9, will fit any car. Bat your tent at the Army Store and sWt money. United Army Stores, 32 So Central Ave. A. F. & A. M. Special communication Med ford Lodge 30", Saturdat evening, July 29th, S p. nj Deputy Crand Master Walter A. Den. ton will visit the lodge and give a l. fire on Masonic Philosophy. AH Masons are urged to be present. Bv order or the W. M. t, E. WILLIAMS, Secy Piano Tuning Club C. M. Richards Is organizing "Tuning Club," for the purpose of re. ducing cost, and stabilizing his biisl jiesi In R. R. valley. By calling phone 323-J he will see you and explain his plan. 110' No. 1 mill brocks, dumped at $5.7! Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Kodak films at De Voe's tf Money to loan immediately avail- Rucker Taxi Company. Phone STC-Wiable. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. night and day service. City trips 25c. 110 Get your duplicate sales books at this office. We sell any amount from one up. tf Any person who has been a voter of the state for tbe past six months and who also has an established residence in the county is eligible to vote at the recall election tomorrow. Those not registered can be sworn in. Each voter sacks $1.75. Logger pack sacks, water- 109' Anyone who has a cash register for sale please call this office 75. tf Gillette style safety razor, nickel plated, one blade, 25c; trench minors 10c. Men's socks lOo pair. Tan or black shoe lace 5c pair. Khaki hand kerchiefs, 3 for 25c. Army mess kits, new aluminum, 50c. New aluminum canteens 50c. New waterproof knap- must vote in the precinct in which he resides. Another big "Cut Rate" dance at the Nat. Sat. nite. 109 Wanted Auto camp outfit DeVoe's. tf Dr. W. C. Langdon, the new veterin arian, operates on Stringhalt, Cribbit ers and Ridglings, and cures or pre vents the spread of Cholera, Black head and Limberneck among fowls. 19 S. Orange St Phone 1052. 110 The lobby of the Nash hotel is being refinished and the management is hav ing the ceiling re-papered. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. t Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Safety first Insure with Redden fc Canaday, Phone 720. tf When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. ' proof, $3.50. Cartridge boxes 25c. Army issue soap, 1 lb. bars 9c. Velvet tobacco, 2 cans for 25c. United Army Stores, 32 So. Central Ave. 109 Local fruit men have received ad vices that the outlook for a settlement o the railroad strike is very favorable, and that shipments of fruit may be expected here for the canneries on time, and also that ample cars will ar rive to take out fruit shipments. Home cooked meals served amid cool, attractive surroundings. Prices always reasonable, Parlor Tea Rooms. .. . tf D. M. Lowe stands for strict enforce ment of all laws. Vote for him for sheriff Saturday. Adv. 109 Buy Medford home. Pay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. Money to loan immediately avail able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. ..... 109 GIRLS! LEMONS ' BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN SKIN Squeeze the jutco of two lemony' into a 001 we t-'dniiiiiiiijs 1 in it uunces of Orchard White, which any drug store wIJJ supply lor a lew cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan bloach, and complexion whitener. Ma.csaRe this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each dny and see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and how clear, soft and rosy-white tho skin becomes. Mh TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cheap, 1 ton Huffman truck, like new. Equipped with bed and cab. Will take a light car in trade. Phone G55 or call 31 S. Orange St 110 TENTS 9x12 $11.00 7x7 Auto Tents 9.60 Med. Tent & Awning Work' - Opposite 8, P. Depot" " ST"" 1. 1 9 J rr Be Sure and Vote Tomorrow 1st. If you don't vote you are not doing the square thing with your neighbors; you are not doing the square thing with the County and yourself; you will be sorry if you don tl 2nd. Be sure you just vote twice and make it count. Don't listen to anybody. Vote NO on the Recall and for CHARLIE TERRILL for Sheriff. You will be sorry if you don?t. 3rd. Then come on down to the Cheapest Store in the West and you can save a day's wages easy: You will be sorry if you don't. - THATS ALL TODAY WILL H. WILSON 0 IS