Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 05, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI PACE TWO ' ' ...MKIHXH,'!) MA 1 Ij TKIIUiM-;. MhDKOKI). OKI.IiU.N. .HilM -.- i. -.g Wocal and ' iLd Personal The-e w as an extra i? --1 p.nl:c i:.ar-l;.-l this nu'.T.iu,: with iilicr.il patron Hire. Kveryliiin seasonaiilt- on ?aie and the first tomatoes and pickles of the s-ason made their appearance, i There was en almost over-supply ot blackberries, sixty ixnes of fine caches ere sold, and there was a lar:e supi'ly of sweet corn and dressed hens and fryers. j For rent en shares danrinp pavilion, luitel resia irant, fishinc liumlim, i bathing jind ennipine privileges cover ing loiiO acres. River fronuiee. Gold Ksy Summer Resjrt, Cnld Ray Realty Co. 1'h.Mie T.'S-R or 134-Y. It'ii Kodak films at De Vt'. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shirley who re-j cently returned to .Medford from yueen City, Xo after an absence of about a year, returned this week from a visit In Portland, and have pur chased tiie I'd Lamport residence at West Second and Peach streets. Mr. Sliiilf-y nr.w holds a clerical and ac countant position with the Oregon (irowers afismiution. The famous Willow Sorlntrs water melons are ripe. Ralph CowRill, Scenic! avenue. Willow Springs. IL'1 Your apparel will always be In good clean shape and wear longer if youj let us take care of them for you. Phone 223 Apparel French Dye Works. C24I North Riverside. li'O Leland W. Jacobs has been among the Medford men this week In Portland! on business. An important address tonipht at the' Big Tent near City Park. Come. 8 p. m. . 11C Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. . Vernon Vawter left this morning for. Kugene to attend the executive com-, mittee meeting of the board of regents cf the University of Oregon to discuss' replacement or rearrangement of room to accommodate the departments dis placed by the fire which destroyed part of the quarters of the University school of Journalism, the dispensary, and part of the art school last Satur day. I Dance Prospect, tonight. 116 Mrs. Homer L. llowman and son Ilillie. returned to their home in Cen-; tral Point this morning, after enjoying n visit of several weeks here with Mrs. I V. R. Bowman and Mrs. Jay llowman. Roseburg News Review. Best music, best floor. Tonite, Nat. .. . 116l Automobile Insurance. Brown White. tf Mrs. Everett C. MacArthur. of Seat tle, has arrived In Medford for a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Corliss, 117 South Laurel street. j Attentloner-Soldlers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plun or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. 100 Opening dance Lake Creek Commu nity hall, Aug. 6. 11C Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hughes and Mr. 'and Mrs. W. S. Bay of Portland are among the guests at the Hotel Holland s are E. K. Hart nnd Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wllhurn of San Francisco, Mr. nnd Mm. S. V. Rogers of Gardner, Mass., Mr. nnd Sirs. Montgomery ' Lynch of Senttle, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. : Crother of Philadelphia, Louis H. Strickland and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rlggler of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Beauchanip of Phoenix, Arit. Pance, Prosnect. next Sat. Thrilling Bible themes explained at the Big Tent this evening 8 p. m. KveryboUy invited. 11R Mrs. C. M. Houston. .Mrs. S. A. Bruce! William K. Isaacs and son Dick will J George O. Timothy and family, Wil and three children NVllie, Marie and begin their vacation the first of next liam Miller and famHy, Henry Kreinii Ivt-.-t. yccle for two I wtt-k an! wiil s;.t-nd an indcfinitf lime and family and Sain Richardson amlj at But l: k l!:e ia Rotate riv-r. family spent Thursday evening uii A f..urte,-n row. whits- LrUt. white' Kogue river near Trail where they. Lack hair brush made l.v the PnvPhy. enjoyed a picnic supper. Chief Tim-j 1-ac-Tii- PruOi Co itmilar f this otn' states that the only difficulty oni evening after 6 o'clock' $1.25 at Heaths ,he entire trip was caused when hei iMf :rnig Store. 1 H' enaeavoreo to squeeze in uemna me J. Hartman. the county bridge buil- Everywhere you look you see Hj.r lejo rvDin.lcfail a l.Hiti'e nep Hi it te . Chevrolet . Rills nnd Is now at work on a new! Southern Oregon grit the frozen ! Kor eood lusurar.ee, yot should go bridge over Anteloie creek near Eagle1 shoulder at the convention of the't0 Go" & Yeo. office with Jackson Point. j American Legion hold at The Dalles . County Abstract Co. liucker Taxi Company. Phone S7C-W , lils week, according to Gladwin Smith.' A chance to store your wheat and night and dav service. City trips 2ac. !wno ith - K. Ainsworth represented hold for advance in price, without any 116 the local post at the meetings. The 'storage, Insurance or other charges. , "Keep-KIean" H-row gennine ' Portland delegation, pledged to sup-' See Guy W. Conner. Phone 64. lis i.ri.tia hiir i.nilh ri?iiiur f this I10" George Codding of Medford fori We will deliver today large load of e!t i:a s V! ;t at Cra! Fi:e Insurant', ilron & White. Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay w ith share of crop. like rent. Gold Ray Realty company. f 'steering wheel of his flivver after hav- . , ing partaken of the supper. from south: E. H. Rechal and one of Alameda, Calif., en route to Eugene; M. Sitler and one of San Di-po, on way to Ml. Ranier national park; H. it. Jacoby and (our of Ashland. Ore., returning home from the north: E. E. Clark and two of Fresno, Calif., re turning from trip north; It. E. Mc Kibbons and five of Colmills, Wash., may locate here; W. J. Canin and four of Hilt, Calif , on way to Marsh field. Ore.: J. W. Snelling and four of California, en route to Seattle. evening after 6 o'clock. $1.2S at Heath's Drug Store. ll'i' fair and therefore more warm weather Is predicted for Sunday. The! maximum temperature of Friday was: i2 degrees. i Universal joy promised to all who the office of state commander, switch- j No. mill brocks, dumped, at $5.TL ed at the last moment to Wilbur, giv-: Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Ing all the' offices to the northern part' Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial of. the stale, Southern Oregon came. Garage. tf out without an office worthy of men-! Colonel and Mrs. Leland of Grants believe In God. Everybody should hear: this soul-stirring, encouraging and J Itkm.' Feeling Is running high among Pass were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. (the posts In this part of the state as a John Root at the latter's home on result. The Portland delegation, with their 21 votes, had things about their (own way. Grants Pass Courier. Community hall. Aug. 5. Tent near City Park. S p. m. See the new Ktier-inl litrhl Luxe pistons for Fords at Riverside I err unr lie f I":' i is i eiB" i ; rjro InRnrflna llrnvn Jt tt'hlla Creek 11C (Inrnee- weiirht nniv 19 ounces. tf ' . . .. ' ' - nint liv miti fir Volicnn Hav u'hra joiin iiirey, r.aie i una rancner,; siient yesterday in Medford transact- they will remain until the end of the month. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe's? tf H. B. Falt-child, district manager of, ported troublemakers, who spent the the RtnndRrrf OH rnnitmnv orrlrert lAet 1 summer at Medford stirring tin itl feel- morrow by auto for Klamath Falls n)Kht from portiand for a snort husi-!ing between even-body, to go to work where .ir. Draws will accept the 1-osi- ness v,Rjl WOUId be to arrest and jai, tnem as lion of assistant suenntendent at the Tak. TnllP Vo,,,t ,ilm , Palmer's1 vagrants, for having no visible means Pelican Bay Lumber company. 'studio. First class work and nromnt'of support. Let us have more of the ing business. liest music, best floor. Tonite. Nat. 116 Dance at Hot Spring 5.-rr:;ion Sat nite. Big crowds attending, why don't you? 116 Mr. and Mrs. John Draws leave to- West Main street yesterday All varieties of peaches in season at booth 3. Public Market. A. N. Wright. 117 Hemstitching, Picoting, 8c per yard. Work finished When you want it. ( The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Bartlett St. tf When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street A good way to encourage the 1m- SI u Dance, Prospect tonight. 11G" Special sale on hair nets 85 cents a I service. tf 1'eo enroaitop In vmit loot enfovn dozen. Marinello Preparations at 10 1GHc Ib ConBeT-a warehouse. 120' per cent discount. Marinello Shop. Vn , , tv: ,t. l-HJei ly uiuk. The Talent Community club 'j! H. Eustace of San Francisco Is will guest at the Hotel Medford. Other "visible" and less of the "Invisible" for a change. Jacksonville Post. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf Safety first Insure with Redden & M'f uaura oral nHlDWllnj usni ,,,, tncln.lo - n.J l-a M I aamsou noi oprings. me nance is Bedoll of lMa Ange,eS- A. a Culland of.Canaday, Phone 720. tf ue.iis Bi.eu .rn.iarn. 10 raise money iSeattie E. L. Price of Oakland. R. W.l The guests at the city auto camp Let's All Go Smilin' Through The F""weiiiO acliicvement f the ivurlil'ti vo'tkNt Mar lalinadge Tliroiigh 9V, fiRi:Ty,i an'' V - 4 DAYS-4 Ix-glnnlnc, Next Tuesday . Matinee with which to buy a new piano to be used by the club at all public gather ings in the club rooms at Talent. A series of entertainments of various kinds are being given by the organiza tion of which this Is one. .The Launs puch orchestra, of Medford, will fur nish music for the occasion. Mrs. C. E. Goble, teacher of piano. 103 South Orange. 116 Remember the home style chicken dinner Sunday at the Home Restau rant Mrs. L. E. Hartwig, Central Point, Oregon. 117 Fred Luy, Jr., sloe man of the Wcllen district, was a Medford busi ness visitor this morning. A fourteen row, white bristle, white back hair brush made by the Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic Co., regular $2.25, this evening after C o'clock, 81.28, at Heath's Drug Store. lie Fifty-eight different Mrms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf Mamie E. Riddle and Dick Isaacs are spending the week at Big Rock lodge on Rogue river. Best music, best floor. Tonite, Nat. 116 Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf T. H. Ness or the California-Oregon Power company, arrived yesterday from a point on the new power line nnd will remain In Medford for a short time on business. Dance. Prospect tonight. 116 Silk stockings in all the new shades. From $1.25 to 13.75. The Vanity Shop. 122 According to news from Roseburg the sheriff and other Douglas county rwi.nv-.a Miiiiaun; issueu tt SI 1 1CI OHier iiaiining petting parties, darkened autos along the highway, flanner whis. key drinking, nnd other law violations. No children under 16 will be allowed to attend dances without their par puts, and special officers will watch all dance hulls to see that only the most c.irrect dancing is permitted. Siiecial joflicers will patrol the highways to put u diwi iu iiiiuiiiiu amo panics, it is reported that some of the young men are giving the girls cocaine and d trlbuting small whiskey flasks among thorn. This report also will be Invest! gated. Community Hospital 0ens S34 East Main St., Medford, Ore. Will receive medical, surgical and obstetrical pa tients. J2tii Dance, Hot Spring. Sat. nite. 116 A. N. Wright, the peach king of Phoenix, was In Medford again this morning with a quantity of excellent peaches. a tveep-Klenn 14-row genuine bristle hair brush, regular $2 25, this evening after 6 o'clock $1.28 at Heath's lrug Store. lis inis ot lice is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used. on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have tnem primed out ot Medford. Phone us ami we will call. tf Wildes Veazle. representing G. E Miller and company of Portland who are handling the Eagle lMInt Irrigation District bonds is in Medford doing bus iness and reports splendid sales of the r.agle Point bonds to local people. Best music, best floor. Tonite, Nat. 116 s-ystem Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies Office 2nd floor Medford Hide. tf Walter Brown, son of L. B. Brown former resident of Medfoni. arrived PAGE Anderson of Boston, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jacobs of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cunningham of Palo Pinto, Tex., Mrs. G. S. Williams of Cisco, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright and Miss Charlotte Wright of Port land. If you enjoy a good floor and a cool hall be at Lake Creek Saturday Aug. 5. 116 All summer millinery 58 per cent dis lotint The Vanity Shop. tf Dance, Hot Spring, Sat. nite. 116 Mrs. Emma York and daughter Laura left yesterday for Oakland, Cal., where Mrs. York will visit her daugh ter, Mrs. Louis Hurst for several weeks. Mrs. York and her daughter accompanied Captain and Mrs. Martin in the latters' car. The Martins who are residents of Hollywood have been visiting Mrs. York for several weeks. Dance at Hot Spring pavilion Sat. nite. Big crowds attending, why don't you. iiG Sash and doors. Medrora Lumber Co. When better automobiles are built Buick will build them. tf William Muller and party of Oak land. Calif., siient yesterday fishing on Rogue river and made a nice catch of trout. Mr. Muller, who formerly resid ed in Medford Is here visiting old friends. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Use spreader In your last sprays. 1614c lb. Conner's Warehouse. 12U New fall millinery now on display at The Vanity Shop. 120 Fred L. Heath, local druggist is a grandpa again. He received word yes terday that a daughter was born that morning to his Bon and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heath of Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Heath was formerly Miss Ina Cochran of Medford. Children cared for. Mrs. W. N. Campbell, 104 Newtown. Phone 371-L. 121 Summer millinery 50 per cent dis count at The Vanity Shop. 120 Mattress work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tr "The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the valley had a big time Thursday night, w hen about 400 members of the lodges gathered at Riverside park for a picnic, says the Grants Pass Cour ier. "About 26 lodges were represent ed. all of the Jackson countv organiza tions being present with those of Jose phine county out in full numbers. Many came early and spent the after noon in the river. After the picnic supper at 7 in the park, all came to the city where a dance was held in the W. O. W. hall. A program was also given as part of the entertainment of the evening. This was the annua! picnic of the organization." A chance to store your wheat and iumu ior auvance in price, without any storage. Insurance or other charges See Guy W. Conner, phone 64. 122' i ry our merchant lunch. The Shasta. For Fjre insurance see Bennett, US v psi Main street tf James Gibson of Simons Shuttle- worth and company of Liveroool and Waytie French of Simons SaiittlewortlJ and j-Tench company of New York are visiting the Rogue River valley on their trip through the northwest. Mr. French is accompanied by his wife and daughter. - Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Anyone who has a cash register forM piwiye caii inis oince o. tr Jackson County Fair. Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. tf Miss Lee Halley left yesterday after- last night and this morning numbered 9, who arrived in 26 cars. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. Wanted Anto camp outfit DeVoe's. tf Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. - A chance to store your wheat and hold for advance in price, without "any storage, insurance or other charges. See Guy W. Conner. Phone 64. 122 Pat Bohn has opened a first-class chop house and lunch room at 28 North Front street and has secured the ser vices of John A. Hern, formerly chef at the Grotto cafe of Eugene. Mr. Born will keep open day and night You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf Blackberries for sale cheap. 816 West Eleventh street Phone 757. 116 All summer millinery 50 per cent dis-J count The Vanity Shop. tf' Dr. H. E. Murphy and wife returned last night from Portland where Dr. Murphy has been taking a post gradu ate course. Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $10 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and unit Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Use Bpreader in your last sprays. 16'ic lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120 Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 5. Busi ness Manager Fred B. Rivers of the Portland club announced this morn ing that following a conference' with W. J. Kenworthy. former manager of the club, the latter had signed a Portland contract. Kenworthy by the terms cf Judge Landis' decision f May 24, will not be permitted to play with any Pacific Coast league until the season of 1924. His action in Bigning with Port land, following word from Presi dent McCarthy of the Pacific Coast league, yesterday, that the directors in session Saturday had declared him a free agent, means that the local management will use Kenworthy in making some sc-Tt cf 2 deal with a club in some other league, prchabl ith either the New York Nationals or St. Louis Nationals . Negotiations are now pending with both clubs. Kenworthy, it is Understood, will not sign a contract with any other club when a transfer is made which would place him on the reserve list for next year. OBITUARY McCABE Thomas Flood McCabe died at his home four miles northeast of Eagle Point. Ore., August 5th, aged 73 years. 6 months, 10 days. He was born in Perry county, Missouri, Jan. 25, 1S49, and has been a resi dent of Jackson county since 18S7. He leaves seven sons, and two daugh ters as follows: Philip and Robert McCabe. Eagle Point, Ore.; Thomas and Oliver McCabe, La Grande, Ore.; Henry McCabe, Ukiah, Ore., Anthony McCabe, Jacksonville, Ore.; Albert McCabe. Medford; Mrs. J. N. Garrett, Medford; Miss Ellen McCabe. Eagle Point. Ore. Funeral services will be held at the Central Point cemetery, Sunday at 2:30 p. m., Rev. T). E. Mil lard, officiating. Funeral arrange ments in charge of the Perl Funeral Home. Milo Trot Tlooord Broken. FORT MIAMI PAKK. Toledo, O., Aug. 4. (By the Associated Press)! Nedda, by Atlantic Express-Pleasant Thought this afternoon trotted a mile over the Grand Circuit track here In 1:&1. This performance constitutes -the world's record, in that Nedda 1 ed by any horse without a pace maker. Seventy-nine persons arrived in the city Friday and spent last night and this morning at the city auto camp. They registered In the following groups: E. Thorpe an.d one of Denver. Colo., on way to Los Angeles: E. C. Zahnheiser and one of Bartlex Mills. Okia., touHng south; V. E. Lawn and two of Museano, Fla., touring the coast: L. S. Kelly and two of Page. Neb., en route to Seattle: M. L. Fen ton and three of San Diego, returning home fTom north: AV. Hattcn and three of Belllnghatn, Wash., on way south; Wm. Bagley and four of Sedro Wooley, Wosh., on way south; George Williams and two of Eugene. Ore., touring south; Frank E. Bow ers and two of Portland, on way home from south: J. P. DesGranges and three of Fullerton, Calif., touring south; C. L. Bremef of San Jose, on way to Grants Pass:John H. Smith and three of Dixon, Calif., on a trip north; E. A. Perker and one of Port land, returning from visit at Crater lake; W. P. Danver of Cosmopolis, Wash., en route . to Applegate; R. Toisland and two Of Roseburg. re turnng from Crater lake; G. B. An drews of Scottsburg, en route north; Fred Buchannon and two of Centra lia. Wash., en route to Los Angeles; J. J. Crawford and one of Portland. on way to Los Angeles; R. P. Camp bell and one of Seattle, on way home tf yesterday from Oakland. Calif, where noon for Portland and' Seattle where me i.iv.ns now reside, and will visit old friends in and around Medford for the next few days. He made the trip by auto. Prepare for the races by having a set of special lightweight DeLuxe pis tons installed in your Ford bug. At Riverside Oarage. a We carry duplicate sales slips with no m spend several weeks visiting friends. Milk and cream at PeVoe'e. Hemstitching, Picoting. Sc per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. Wanted copy of "lord's Pirdi blank headings for use In any line of, Oregon." used as text book some years' business. Call 75 for service. tf ago. Call Mall Tribune. tf Telephone Numbers to Remember Fire Department 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Natl Bank-Bid- Rood Lends By 0674 Votes. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4. (By the As sociated Press) With only 207 pre cincts yet to be heard from. Senator James A. Reed is leadins Breckin ridge Long by 66 74 votes for the democratic senatorial nomination. The vote stood: Reed 1S9.921; Long 1S3.J47. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Ten dollar bill between South Central and Oakdale. Finder please leave in Mail Tribune office. 116 FOR RENT Furnished five room! house. Call 803-X. " 11 WANTED Man and wife on ranch. Steady work. Phone 40S-R-1. 116 FOR SALE 16 Holsteins. 1 pure bred bull, ten cows and six grade heifers. Your opportunity, all stock, $7W J. W. Prentice, Salina, Ore. 122 FOR SALE Strawberries $1.25 per, crate. Come and pick them. Fine picking, high grade berries. Bring your cups and crates. C. H. Howell, Tel. 452-R, Berrvdale. 116 FOR RENT Five room modern house. Inquire 717 N. Riverside. 121 FOR SALE Good, clean wheat. J. A Manke. adjoining Clancy orchard. ; east of Jacksonville. 122 WANTED Levelling done. Good job for experienced man with large out fit Address JAM, care Mail Tri bune. 122 "THE LAMB OPENING THE SEVEN SEALS" Illustrated with a larc chart SIGNS IN THE SUN, MOON AND STARS "Will tii is irciK-raiii.il live to see the second eoniiiiirf 'hrist ? A Warning Message EVANGELIST T. L. THUEMLER TONIGHT AND SUNDAY, AUG. 6TH, 8P.M AT THE BIG TENT Near City Park Be Wise . Come . Hear UNION SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES at FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sermon by Rev. Coy R. Sims Topic "Sin, Its Consequence, and Its Cure" mum O the wora UAf i SSr- STARTS -l t t i t t In n ri-csh, frothy, Frenchy farce of"v1ld women, wilder men nnd wildest -doings With a Great Big Cast . -CULLEN LANDIS OTIS HARLAN JACQUELINE LOGAN and BULL MONTANA "BETTY" at the WIRLITEi; Tuesday Xorma Tftlnialgc in 'Smilin' Thrash' a. j X y There' Is No Better Time to Begin Paving ior a neai nome UNot a Kented House) THAN NOW We have several thousand dollars we are willing to Place on Medford Real Estate, if taken at once. Come in the Building and Loan Office and let us ex plain to you HOW EASY IT WOULD BE TO BEGIN NOW. U" t Jackson County Building and Loan Association j C. L KIPD, President. j O. r Twins KwivtarT "