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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1922)
MEPFOT?r MATE TTCTTrTTyE. MTrFOT?T) (TRFCIONT. TUF.SDAY. 'ArOT'ST R.' 1f22 "PAY1E TTTRETI : il HOMEGROWN WATERMELONS Come and Get Them Fresh Fruit and Vegetables at All Times LIBERTY THEATRE STAND 220 E. Main St. Open Evenings and Sundays Brownie I Gef this straight I I For the first time in your I I $1 buys you a genuine If) 0 I I Gillette ' W 11 I E The "Brownie" rCX-sJI I With three genuine ILW L- ' f Gillette Blades. ' H fJj q q I I GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR GO. ( A, I I Now at all Dealers p & I E No blades like I I the qenuine N. ' yJ ' Gi eBlades I IME UNIFORMITY Every gallon Kke every other gallon. Every drop ca pable of vaporizing rapidly and uniformly in the carbu retor, and being consumed completely in the cylinder at the jump of the spark. That's "Red Crown." That's quality in gasoline. Use "Red Crown" and nothing else, and your car will develop the maximum power that its makers de signed it to give. Fill- at the Red Crown sign at Service Stations,' W7?e Gasoline garages, or other dealers. of Quality STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) locaffirieis A. K. Johnson of Ontario, Ore., left last niKht for home alter three weeks stay in Medford. He was called here as a result of the sickness of his son, Frank Johnson, of the Holland hotel. Frank fs improving, following his oper ation for appendicitis and will be up in a few days. Mattress work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf Among guests at the Medford hotel are O. A. Dee and wife of Chicago, G. A. Van Fleet, G. M. Stein, J. D. Pasho, C. V. Scheifer, all of San Francisco: Frank J. Comolly, J. P. Burns, Fred A. Kingston, W. 1). Pearson of Portland, A. H. Peterson nf Pnln Altn V. C. Page of Seattle, Merton Hart of Spo-' Kress comment column of the Kose kane, II. E. Volkman of Stockton, H. 1 burg News-Review: There is talk of Holmer of Alameda, K. D. Eller ot detotirlng on the Tiller road from Med Butte Falls. ford. while the paving in the canyon is Wanted copy of "Lords Birds of being completed. How nice that would Oregon," used as text book some years' -e for people in this locality. If we ago. Call Mall Tribune. tf wished to go to Rbseburg we would Among guests at the Holland hotel have to go to Medford first and then are -Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Culbertson of around by way of Tiller. Fine! Glen Pasadena on their wav to Crater Lake; 's"'' on tho ma anyway when it v. v Pnnhrim mnn.,1 with the comes to roau matters, siicn worn Mrs. George Codding returned this morning from Astoria where she has been for the past week visiting her brother whose home is in that city. Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre ami up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Mrs. F. E. Merrick returned this morning from a several days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond C'aufield and family at Oregon City. Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Frank Roberts and family accompan ied by Miss Helen Strang are enjoying a week's outing at Diamond lake. Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's. tf The following Item is from the state Cochrun, connocted Southern Pacific from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wheeler or Seat tle, L. II. Ives and J. F. Ives of Seattle, W. S. Goldbury and wife of Chicago. For good Insurance, yoc should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. makes the people here feel that they are receiving no consideration at all from the county officials. Glendale News. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. Walter Bowne of the Busy Comer There is some talk of postponing the Mo,b1, Co., left Sunday for Portland hnntlne sonsnn which naimllv starts nd s expected to return tomorrow, August 20th until a later date, due to driving a new Willys-Knight to be de- the numerous forest fires which have "vercu to mis. diaries loung. raged In this vicinity. The game com-! Safety first Insure with Redden & mission is seriously contemplating this : -anauay, pnone uu. change until after the ruins. We will deliver today large load of No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at J5.7E. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 70. tf Miss Florence Poole, home demon. tf Freeborn Garrottson has accepted a temirarary position with the Medford service station. 111 the tire repair de partment and will remain there until the return of C. C. Furnas who is now L I ST. I.OI'IS, Aug. S. Breekenrldge; Long, defeated by Senator James A. 1 Reed for the democratic senatorial nomination at last Tuesday's pri-; mary, today issued a statement saying' he will neither ask a recount nor file ! a contest. ! Declaring ho still considered him- self the choice of the democrats of Missouri for the senatorial toga, the former third assistant secretary of, state declared between 40,000 and, "iO.OOO republicans voted In the demo- cratlc primary, but owing to a defec tive primary law, there Is no legal i remedy. Reed's plurality was ap proximately 6,000. L WANTED- We are anxious to secure a represen tative display of Vegetables, Grains and . Grasses, to be displayed at the Fair. If you will bring in the best you have in Vegetables, Grains or Grasses, we will display them for you. If grown from our seed we will give your name special mention. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Phono ! AT VOIR KKRYICH .117 K, Main WEBB, W. Va., Aug. S. Walter Copeley, republican candidato for prosecuting attorney of Mingo coun ty, ,was killed and Lee Curry and Rufo Wullace, probably fatally shot In an election riot here today. The fight was the outgrowth of a bitter campaign in a proposed bond issuo election in Wayno county. strution agent of Jackson county who!tnkinB 1,ia annllul vacation. . ... .. Titn ituhlin mnrlrot thla mnrnlnff wna wnn pytipprmi linen tnia woeif win nnr - ......v ....... ...... return until tlm 17th of Aiiirnst. She a splendid one for the middle of the has been attending the Home Econo-1 plll"'s in large quantities were mics convention at Corvallis and ,- "o rawn.rr.H uno uwKuerms iirninniHiur i.or t.nv until th 17th of . wp plentiful. Peaches and apricots .., were also on sale. Corn was the chief Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial vegetauie omer vegetauies not ueing Garage. tf . aa pienuiui us usuui. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard re-1 a ' 01 8e us rs. turned Sunday from their outing at the close of the National Osteopathic! Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard re convention and the convention for the,"1,""1" uuua weeB s ouiing ai Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialists. I ula"ionu nine, iney report mat tney They were joined by Dr. and Mrs. T. J. 1 ,om "lson ana 11,8 Iumilv alm Ruddy of Los Angeles, and visited the."1111 tlle Iatter Intended to start for following points: Yosemite park, Marl-I Medford yesterday, stopping a day or pen forest of Redwoods, Redwoods of "u P"" " uie wuj lioi-.hern California; Oregon Caves, r011' Crater lake, Diamond lake, Pelican Bay collision occiirrea yesieruay at tne and Lake of the Woods. Dr. Ruddy isconer of Main and Riverside between dean of the eye, ear. nose and throat a N""nal touring car from California department of the Los Angeles College ian1 a Chevrolet roadster belonging of Osteopathic Physicians and Sur- nere' ,Tne Chevrolet was going east geons. He is very enthusiastic over """" "uu ""mh was coming the scenery in southern Oregon and!north on Hlverside. "Eye witnesses expects to return for future camping 8tatf that 11 alleared as though the tril)8 .roadster was attempting to beat the . .All varieties of peaches in season at' a,'Be car t0 tlle crossing. The tourist booth 3. Public Market. A. N. Wright. I n "le National came in from the right 117 and struck the Chevrolet smashing It Victor L. Zorn of Victor L. Zorn and , jr.""u B""""B no uamage mm comnanv. fruit brokers and distrihu- 3e'r" tors, of New York Citv. was one of the L. A. Riffle, of the Diamond Rubber fruit commission men who attended company, of Portland, is in this city the meeting of Southern Pacific offlc-!'0'' a short stay. He Is accompanied ials, local fruit men and Pacific Fruit I "V his wife and daughter, Miss Flor- Spent Fortune in Search r 1 "I spent $1800 in 7 years treating with physicians, some apeolaiistH costing mo $10 a visit, only to at last say that nothing could he done for nve, that 1 had cancer or ulcers of the stomach. I suffered awful pains in my stomach, hut after taking a few doses of Mnyr's Wonderful Keinody, these nil disappeared and for 3 years am feeling fine." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho calurrhal mucus .from tho intes tinal tract and allays tho Inflamma tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Ono dose will convince or money refunded. For sale at nil druggists. x Adv. Men Wanted for logging camp, saw mill, box factory and lumber yard. Good wages, good ac commodations. Write or Call Fruit Growers Supply Co. Hilt, Calif. Express officials this noon.' Hemstitching, . Picoting, 8c per yard. Work finished When you want it The Vanity Shop, Cor, Main and Bartlett St. tf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strang leave' tomorrow for Crater Lake accompan ied by Mrs. Emma Jacobs, a sister of Mrs. Strang who is visiting from Los Angeles, and by Mrs. C. W. Vrooman, Mr. Strang's mother who will be 90 years of age next month. Mrs. Vroo man has not been to Crater Lake for some time and she wishes to make the trip again despite her advanced age. The party will remain at the lake for two or three days. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. J. H. Mulchay ot Portland, general freight agent for the Southern Pacific and I. T. Sparks of Eugene, gentral agent for the S. P., arrived tills morn ing for a brief visit with Mark Mont gomery, local S. P. agent. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Mrs. F. N. Parker left last Week for a week's vacation at Newport, Ore. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf Dr. R. S. DeArmond, former Medford resident, arrived yesterday from his home in Portland for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Ernest Smith and his brother, Hugh DeArmond. He drove down and intends to make a trip to Crater Lake, Fort Klamath and Klam ath Falls before his return to Portland. You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf A. A. Kerr of La Grande arrived this morning for a week's visit with his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr. Dance at Community club Wednes day night, Jackson Hot Springs. Good music. 118 arettes till VI cm II II II U They are GOOD! 1Q, Bay th'u Cigarette anAStt Money ence. The party, together with Mrs G. H. Smith, will make a tour of south ern Oregon visiting at the Oregon Caves and Crater lake. Roseburg News Review. Charles Talent and family left yes terday for Bend to attend the Dokie ceremonial held in that city last night. On their way home they will spend several days outing on Pelcan Hay, Crater and Diamond lakes. C. W. McDonald and family spent Sunday at the Lake of the Woods. G. D. Zeh, manager of the transpor tation department of tho Associated Oil company, passed through Medford yesterday and spent several hours with local officials of the company, on business. Mr. Zch accompanied by two friends is making a tour of tlle coast and states that he is disappoint ed with the roads. R. H. Rennle and family of the Giant Powder company branch in San Fran Cisco is spending a few days at Crater Lake. He and his family are accom panied by.W. G. Rennie and family of Sacramento. All summer millinery B0 per cent dis count. The Vanity Shop. tf H. B. Janes returned yesterday from Diamond lake where he took Carlton Janes and family. The latter will spend several days outing at the new sum mer resort which is becoming more and more popular. Mr. Janes made the trip there and back by way of crater Lake and pronounces the roads in fair shape. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Drew and family returned yesterday from a week's vaca tlon spent at Crater and Diamond lakes. Mrs. W. T. Grieve of Prospect is a Medford business visitor. Ed Lamport and party left yesterday for Diamond lake where they will spend several days camping and fish ing. Considering the quality of goods delivered, hasn't Jackson county been gyped or "Sandafcred" about all it can stand for the present? Jackson ville Post. Relatives of Mrs. J. C. Thompson who motored up from San Francisco arrived yesterday for a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY POUND Kodak case. Owner can have same by proving property an paying for ad. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 60 acres of cleared land in Michigan. For par ticulars see M. T. Edwards, 403 Liberty Bldg. Phone 163. tf FOR SALE Rea Speedwagon. Will take car in trade. Clark Motor Co. 123 WANTED Experienced girl for gen- ci m iiuunewurit. iiim. i. ii. mciuruy. Pbone 391-R. MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 217 K. Main St Medford OREGON CAVES CAMP NOW OPEN Mcnls ami Sleeping Accommodations nt tho entrance. It. McIIA'EEN. There's MY lancht I tell yov, fellowe, ihera's nothing tike Kellagg'a Corn Flahes and colit milk when tho thermometer' flight Kcllogg'a make it possible for me , to huutte all day because they digest so casilyt I've cut out the heavy stuff, YOU BETI" 0 M K acn a cn Giv&youv stom Eat ance CORN FLAKES extra-refreshing with fresh fruit! Agree to eat lighter foods this summer and you'll feel a lot cheerier and work and think a lot better I Heavy, greasy foods in hot weather dull the mind and slow you up physically as well as mentally 1 Every man, woman, and child would enjoy better health if they ate sustaining, easily digested food such as Kellogg's Corn Flakes. And, eat Kellogg's liberally all you want; let the little folks and the old folks have their fill, for Kellogg's Com Flakes are not only beneficial, but with Kellogg's you use plenty of health-giving milk ! And, you never tasted more delicious food than Kellogg's Corn Flakes, particularly when eaten with luscious fruits now in season! Think of Kellogg's Corn Flakes as the perfect breakfast cereal; as the cooling, refreshing lunch for the hottest day and for the dainiest, most satisfying dessert for the evening meal served with fresh fruit and cream! Insist upon Kellogg's the kind in the RED and GREEN pack age that bears the signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes, None are genuine Without it! TOASTED CORN FLAKES ..llH1' Alto makers of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES and .KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and kruiublcd . CORN FLAKES .rAii Aiw hut -
