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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1922)
TflE- WO - . ' MEDFOttn MATL THTBITXE, MED FORD, OftEGO FRTDAY. AITHUST -18, 1022 J - Focal and Jul Personal ' A large crowd Is expected at the city park tonight as in addition to speeches , by members of the Oregon Exposition Caravan there will be an excellent pro. .gram of popular music by the Elks band. The oxpositlnn caravan is' ex jiected to arrive late this afternoon, to go to Ashland this , evening and to return to .Medford for appearance In the city park at S p. in. Mayor C. E. Gates is in charge of arrangements ?ind the local program of the exposi tion caravan and urges all progressive 'citizens who are interested In the de fvclopment of, the state of Oregon to attend. 'I Delicious, non-irrigated watermelons ,-and canteloupes at prices that every youngster and grown-up in Medford Jean eat to their capacity.1 Prices 5c, JlOc and 15c. Arcadia Farm, Ross Lane. ? ""' ' - ' ' ' ' '- ' 182 Rueke'r Taxi Co., Cay and ntg'ut ser vice. Phone 870-W. City trips 25c.. 148 Rev. W'm. 13. Hamilton returned this morning from a six weeks visit In Colorado with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jt, L.. Hamilton of. Texas,., and Wamlly near. Gunnison.' He enjoyed tho trip and states tiiat he. had excel- "lent trout fishing every day. I'lano lessons. Studio 103 S. Orange Tdrs. C. E. Gable. ' ". ";. . . ' ' 120 J Dunce, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nlte. ' . ' . - 128 Hon. Dudley G. Woolen will speak this 1 evening at the Nat on "State Monopoly Of Education and Religion." He Is an old friend. of, W, E. Crews of Medford who states that ho Is one of the great- -esti orators and bent lawyers on the 'Pacific coast. Nash Taxi, phone 90. City rato, one passenger 50c; two or more, 25c each. ,l ... . ., .. . ' - 130 You are Interested In schools. Hear Dudley O. Wooten on the Antl-Prlvnte School M ensure at the Nat tonight.126 Harry Griiiit left yesterday for his home in California after having spent his vacation with his uncle and aunt, .(..Mr. and Mrs.,H. D. Clrau'of-Vlit West oeconu street. :i t)r. VW M,i,Van, Scoyoc and family nd Mr. and Mrs, Ed Steep who are cam ping at Ranger Bridge, are expect- ed homo in a week. Tl To save a deer head for mountfng, dp not cut up the throat, bujt from a point Just above the ears, straight down back of neck to shoulders, salt the ,-Hcalp well, got the velvet heads, to ijBartlett's Taxidermist Shop as soon as tyossiblellS W. Main St.', Medford, Or. -." '.: . . : , 130 Miss Iris Aahton, Mrs. Zellta' Maule and Mrs.. Kronk Ashton left yesterday k)y auto for Los Angeles after a several Sleeks visit with Dillon Hill and fam- J'y- ' B Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nite. ' , - HIS Nash Taxi. Phone 9C. New Buick ars. How about that vacation. Call 'tind let us talk It over. 130 I iCt 'J'hi; Ktoiy Iff tSJllr ' s r rally . American fjfljjjj? ami (irlimiilnk m over yllli clean . J OQuV v!" 'UN 1'0l,,,,mx!' STARTS. '' '"' TOMORROW V MATINEE 1 . I it. .? V i 'BEsRX.n.. LYTELL . In u piny of hearty, laughs and, genuino tlirllls with Mr. I.) tell in (ho role of a correspondence, 1 school detective,' "" - - "SHERLOCK BROWN" f hIho LARRY SEMON ; in The Star Bbarder' SthomasI Wmm The sum of $2543.25 In fines was col-lm-le.l fir tral'l'lc violations in Oregon during July, as a result of operations of the state traffic department ac cording to a report filed with the secretory of state by T. A. Raffety, chler of the department. The report shows that Officer J. J. McMahon was responsible for the largest financial amount in fees and fines during the month, or $521 in fines and $445 In fees, a total of $966. C. L. Lleuallen was second with $45 In fines, $875.25 in foes; a totul of $920.80. Portland Ore gonlan. ' ' Hearing 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. Notice to water users Second Ward: Delinquent water rent must be paid by (Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other notice will be given. 128 J. A. Cnlles returned this morning from Roseburg where he installed a now system of accounting for the coun ty treasurer's office of Douglas county. Lime and cement, Medford Lumber Co. ' - The new Minerva yarn book No.. 9 for sale at the Handicraft Shop. 132 I Mrs. Frank Parker is expected to return tonight from Newport, 'Oregon, where she lias been spending a two weeks vacation. For good Insurance, yot, should go to, Goff & Yeo, office with JackBon County Abstract Co. ' Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nlte. 128 Mr. and Mrs. Ambers Watson and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. . Watson's mother are "somewhere In eastern Oregon" according to City, Water Superintendent. Davis who says that they started for Diamond lake last Sat, Urday and that a snow flurry disturbed them and made them reluctant to go to the lake. They did not turn around and come back however, but went on ; to the eastern part of the state. , We will deliver today large. load of No. i mill blocks, dumped at. $5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. ; tf . ' The style of the garment, the kind of stitch and Minerva yarns are all it takes to . make a fascinating sweater. Handicraft Shop. 132 Ten: men left' this morning on a truck bound for Buck lake, where they will be employed by the forest service in fighting a fire. , All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. ' Wallace Woods; phone 108. 711 East Main street. i Notice to water users Second Ward: (Delinquent water rent must bo paid by Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other notice will Be given. 128 1 W, O. Webster of the local branch of the Associated Oil company leaves to morrow for Portland where, he, will spend his vacation. ; Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. ' , tf ., To have the softest, daintiest sort of things for the wee tots you must have the right sort of yarns. Handicraft Shop. 132 The "40-8" of local post No. 15 of the American Legion is anticipating another big initiation the latter part of the month and a meeting has been culled for' Monday night to' consider the date and arrangements for the ceremony. Nash. Taxi. Phone 96. Country trips same old rate, 20c mile." 130 i Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Snt. nlte. J 128 ., P. O. Crawford, engineer for the California Oregon Power company is hero from'Modford for a few days on matters of company business. Klam ath FallB Herald. ' This office. Is prepared to print lodger sheets,' blllB, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your ordors to traveling men and have thorn printed out ot Medford. Phone us nna we will call. ' tf ..Tho Riverside Community Club will resume their dances, starting August 2(ith, Music will begin promptly at 9 0 clock and dancing cease nt 12 mid night. There will bo no intermission for supper hut refreshments can be had (luring the evening at the countor. ; ' i2B : HoWco Bromley,' Mr. am! Mrs. F. II. Thompson and Russell- and Herbert Thompson of Ixis Angeles leave tomor row for a trip of a week or more to (Prater!'' and . Diamond lakes. The Thompsons' are' tho guests ot Mr. Bromley; '.' ' ' ' ' ' Thorn's a busy Business College In rour home town. 147 1 Dudley G. Wooten who makes an ad dress at the Nat tonight on the Antl Prlvnte School Measure Is an excellent speaker. Hear him, 12c J. A. Westerluud returned this morn ing from a week's vacation In Portland and Seaside. Special Bale for one week only com mencing today of our beautiful bloom ing Gloxinia plants. Don't miss it, only 25c. Open all Sunday. Rogue Valley Floral Co. . 127 I , Dance. Jackson Hot Snrlne. Snt. nim .I " : ' - 128 , K. E. Hodermnn. illlrlrt hUri.,,-.,.. engineer. Is here from Medford for a lew days. Ho la at the White Pelican hotel. Klamath Falls Herald;- Fire Insurance. Brown 4c White. Telephone Numbers to Remember Fire Department 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Natl Bank Bldg. Tile parking of Howell pears will be gin III several days according to local fruit men. It is expected that by the I time Howells are ready to ship thatj the rail strike will nave come to a satisfactory settlement. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. I Gold Ray Realty Co. , Hear Dudley G. Wooten on the Anti- PriYate School Measure, Natatorium tonight. 126 Prof. F. C. Reimer of the Talent Experiment Station returned this mor ning from a several days stay in Port land where he made arrangements with Prof. Reisner, dean of the School of Agriculture at Nanking university, China, to send seeds of the blight ro sistant pear trees which wero discov ered by Prof. Reimer when In China. Mr. Reisner Is an American Instructor 'in the Chinese university and has beent in tins country lor several years, nu ! will leave for China In the near future. Secial sale for one week only com mencing today of our beautiful bloom ing Gloxinia plantB. Don't miss it, only 25c. Open all Sunday. Rogue Valley Floral Co. 127 Notice to water users Second Ward: Delinquent water-rent must be paid by Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other notice will be given. 128 I - Wayne Goff returned yesterday from I Copcp, Calif., where he has been em ployed by the Caliroriiia-Oregon Power company during the summer, 1 We have a splendid bargain In a second-hand typewriter at this office. tf ' You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf If at this season of the year Mr. Stanfleld Is distinguishable It is be cause he does not wear a Palm Beach suit or other white attire. Perhaps it Is because he Is never long enough In Washington. Special correspondence in Boston Herald. You can get it at DeVoe's. tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. ' Margaret Yager, an instructor at the Roosevelt school last year, who has been visiting her sister In Klamath Falls, left last night for her home In Dnluth, Minn., where she will teach in tho public schools this coming year. .. French salad Ice cream at the Shasta. ' tf Notice to water users Second Ward: Delinquent water rent must be paid by Monday evoning, Aug. 21. No other notice will be given. 128 A trip back to the town where he was born is bringing pleasure to John Miller, native son of Jacksonville, Ore., and a prosperous druggist of Burlln game, Cal. He is accompanied by Ed ward Murpheyi city clerk of Burlin game, and Is making the tour through Oregon by automobile. The two visi tors are registered at the Imperial. They left yesterday afternoon for Cra ter Lake by way of The Dalles and Bend. Thoy will go into the Rogue River valley and will visit the scenes of Mr. Miller's childhood at Jackson ville. Oregonlan. -. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf 1 We carry duplicate salos slips with blank headings for use In any line of business. Call 75 for sorvice. - tf ' J. W. Lawton who Is attending the Fire Chiefs convention in San Francis Co is enjoying himself according to a report which was current this morn ing. . While there he Is also visiting relatives in Oakland. Automobile . Insurance. Brown & White. ' tf i Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday.'Phone 720. tf I T. G. Bradley, superintendent of power houses tor the California-Oregon Power company Is spending his annual vaeatlon on the coast at Gold Bench. ; Anyone who has a cash register for sale please call this office 76, tf i Fifty-eight different forms ot Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf : Mrs. L. A. Sulado and (laughter left yesterday afternoon for a sovoritl days visit In San Francisco. All summer millinery 50 per cent dls count. The Vanity Shop. tf ; Milk and cream at DeVoe'e. tf John A. Wcstorlund, cx-meniber of the legislature from Medford and an orchardist and hotel' man, was in Port land yesterday to meet his former classmate, Dr. Julius Lincoln of I)s Angeles, at the Imiiertal hotel. The two men were graduated from Bethany college, Bethany, Kan.. 31 years ago. Tho mooting yesterdny wus a reunion of 60 per cent of the clnss, as the grad uates of that remote year numbered only four. Both Mr. Westerlund and Mr. Lincoln are willing to admit, how evor,' that owing to their size, they probubly represent 85 per cont of the total weight of the class. Dr. Lincoln is a Lutheran minister of. Los Angeles and will be in Portland several days. Ills mission in the city is In connection with tho establishment of a Swedish tuberculosis hospital. Oregonlnn. , Kodak films at De Yoe's. tf Jackson County Fair, Medtord, Sep tember 13 to 16. tf ' 2 qts. Ice cream, delivered, 90c. Phone t. tf Guests at the Hotel Medford are H. If. Watch of Portland,-Al Anderson of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Robinson of Portland. Roxanne Mac- ielll of San Bernardina. Miss H. Con sin of Portland, Miss Rose Sledel of Oakland, R. w. Hutch and wife of Portland. C. P. Murray of Oakland, E. si. hliucK of Los Angeles. Mr. and lira Franklin T. Griffith,, Mr. Griffith is president of the lortland Railway. Mgnt and Power Co.. Mr. and Mm 0 R. Griffith and Janet Griffith And .Tfthn Herring of Portland. H. Maimer of Ala meda, R. I. Hood and family of Salem, H. S. PaxRon of Salem, L. It. Carnfel of Portland. Edwin Weber of Seattle, H. S. Hogan of San Francisco. G. H Thomas ot Portland, E. A. Everett of "rt Kiiey. Kansas. Mrs. S. Millard ot i-oirax. Wash.. J. M. Cell of Porthmd. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wright of Sau Francisco, G. R. Thomas of Portland. J. J. Stover of Eugone, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Reed of San Francisco, Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. ,(. Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Clyde Gardner, manugpr of llotul Medford, received a wire today, from Kmil Mohr and family who are in Vic toria, B. C, and will go to Vancouver, B. C. tomorrow. Thev ulan to come home by way of Portland, The Dalles,' and then to Bend and on to Crater Lake. System Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies. Office. 2nd floor Medrord Bldg. tf Bert Thlerolf Is in Portland for a week on business for the Big Pines Lumber company. j When In need ot shlnglCB and roof-! ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. ! Main. Floyd D. Young, frost specialist of Los Angeles, arrived this afternoon for a two days stay. While here he will check over data on the frost as It affects the fruit industry in the Roguo River, valley. This , data will later be used in it booklet to be published this fall on "Frost and Prevention" which will be of great value to orchardists for the coming winter and spring. For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf A successful and well patronized community meeting was held at Valley View last night, where C. M. McAllster talked on "Hogs."- There will be a meeting at Applegate tonight and iv community meeting is scheduled every night next week, the places to be given out later. At all of these lectures mo tion picture slides are shown. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Miss Dorothea Hill returned this morning by stage to Crater Lake where she will remain the rest of the season at the lodge. Miss Marion Hill, her sister, has been taking her place at the lodge and Is expected to return to morrow. Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe'st . - tf C. H. Lewis, F, L. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gates, E. R. Sichel and E. D, Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lutes left this morning, on the stage for Crater Lake. All summer millinery 50 per cent dis count. The Vanity Shop. 'tf J. J. McMahon, state traffio- officer made an arrest yesterday of Herbert Thomas, charged with operating a truck without a license. Thomas pleaded guilty and was fined $15. Another arrest of two days ago was on a charge of speeding, Francis Winter pleading guilty to the charge and was fined $15. Herb Grey was also arrest ed on the charge of exceeding the sliced limit,' by Constable Sandefer and was fined the same amount. . When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come1 to 711 E. Main street. , , James Corl, employed at Davidson's Cigar store left this morning for Ji is home in Corvallls to spend a week with his family. When better automobiles are built. Buick will build them. tf Sash and doors. Medtord Lumber Co. 1 . .... . , Mrs. Ed Philips who for , the past several weeks has been confined to her home was able to be up a while yester day. " Special sale Saturday and Monday, Aug, 19 and 21. New army cots re duced from $3.95 to $2.95. United Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 128 There will be a meeting tonight at O. C. Boggs' office of the board of stewards of the Methodist Episcopal church which will be a preliminary meeting to the local church conference to bo held hero Friday, Aug. 25. Dr, S. A. Dnnford, district superintendent of the local board will be the presiding officer. At this moeting reports of the finances of the church and other re ports of committees will he offered These two meetings will precede the annual conference at Salem, Sept. 6-13 Delegates from tho many churches of the state will be present to take up business for tho coming year. There is an annual Methodist camp meeting now In session going on in Cottage Grove. Delegates from churches all over the state are present. Mattress work all Kinds. Medtord Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown and daughter Emily returned this morning, from Glacier national park. .Montana, and from Seattle and Port land. While away Mr. Brown laid to rest the body of his mother who died in Chicago July 16th. Goodriun tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf Mrs. M. D. Ackley of Tillamook is in town visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou Jones. (and Mrs. L. D. Ackley for sev eral days. Sugar pine shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carpenter and son Junior of New York are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Car penter and-Mrs. W. D. Welch. STOMACH TORTURED? TRY YEAST But Be Sure It's Ironized Yeast You can't give your job the best that's in you, if you suffer with Indigestion, dyspepsia or other distressing stomach ailments. The thing to do, if you want to feel in tip-top condition, with never a thought of stomach trouble, is to try Ironized Yeast. Simply take two tab lets with each meal. In all probability you will notice highly beneficial results within the first 24 hours. , Yeast, as everyone knows, contains certain elements which have a wonder ful effect on the functioning of our stomachs, and in toning up the system. But Ironized Yeast embodies the new scientific process of ironization which makes yeast just doubly effective. For get stomach troubles and keep yourself 100'. i efficient. Get Ironized Yeast to day. To try it free simply mail post card for famous 3-Day Test. Address Ironized Yeast Co., Dept. 86. Atlanta, Ga. Ironized Yeast is recommended and guaranteed by all good druggists. After a three weeks absence Miss Florence Pool, county home demon strator returned yesterday after at tending the National Home Economics convention at Corvallls and then went on to Ranler park for a week. Follow ing this Miss Poole attended the mil linery conference at Corvallls. This afternoon Miss Poole arranged a meet ing at the Valley View community hall and gave an interesting talk on "Cor rective Nutrition." Miss Poole was sent a case ot commercial pectin, "Certo," from the Douglas Packing company. This is a powder used in making jolly. Any of the women who are Interested may apply at the homo demonstration agent's office for fur ther information. The Medford Building company de sires to announce that the signing of the leases for the new Medford Center Department store will commence next week. Also to again announce that tho local Medford people will bo given the preference over outsiders and the first opportunity to take any of the various concessions of departments! Informa tion cheerfully given at the office of the Medford building, room 416. 127 Mrs. E. Enersoa and daughter are spending the summer at Four Mile lake with Mr. Enerson who is in charge of tho construction of the dam that is being built by the Rogue River Valley Canal company. Scott Rife, representative for the Lexington car, and Charles Barrett of the local agency for Lexington cars, left this morning for Portland. Just New Crop Brazil Nuts SEE WINDOW Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 JACKSON COUNTY FAIR SEPTEMBER 13 TO 16 m -71 ANNOUNCEMENT The Toggery wishes to announce to the ladies of Medford and Rogue River Valley a liberal shipment of Hart Schaffner & Marx Coats for Women Women heretofore have not been able to get such f abrics, such expert tailoring and smart style as they get in these coats. LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU Bliss Heine and Keith Cole left yes terday to play in the orchestra at the new restaurant and- dance pavilion erected by Robert Gillespie at Huckle berry Mountain. They will be there the rest ot the season. Nash Taxi. Phone 96. Two passen gers 50c. 130 Guests at the Hotel Holland include W. R. Humphries of Los Angeles, J. A. Nott of Portland, J, If. Haley of Ta coma, E. C. Post of Eugene, C. R. Peake and daughter of Portland, H. E. Raymond of Crescent City, A. E. Easton of Portland, J. F. DeLong of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clarke of Glendale, J. W. Hanna and wife of Dunsmulr, Mrs. E. F. French of Wll- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Send in your orders for grapes now. J. A. Manke, Route 1, Medford. East of Clancy orchard. 136 FOR SALE Ranch. of 8 acres, five room modern bungalow, furnished or unfurnished, good barn and other buildings, two cows, two horses, chickens and farm tools. On paved highway i miles north of Medford. Terms.- 134 WANTED Adult ' experienced pear pickers. Marshall Orchards. Phone 779-L. 128 FOR SALE One Ivory chiffonier, Sim ons day couch, breakfast table, two chairs to match, mahogany rocker. etc.. Phone 657-W days or 321-X evenings. Goods at 106 3. Ivy St. Call Sunday or evenings. 1'S Arrived lows, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moody ot San Diego, H. J. Arnold and wife of Ashland, W. C. Stanley of Berkeley, J. M. Collins of Seattle, Fred N. Per kins of Twin Falls, Idaho, C. Booth of. Roseburg. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends for their sympathy and many acts of kind ness shown us during our bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. MILBURN HARVEY. EVELYN HARyEY. '' J. H. De JARNETT AND FAMILY HOMER, HARVEY AND FAMILY. 127 A Saturday Invitation ; for the Men Folks Wo have arranged three: special numbers honestly reduced to go-on sale tomorrow. For the man who . cares it will pay him to some in. Pure Silk Pongee Shirts Regular $6.50 ...$5.00' All. Our Silk Neckwear , Values to $2.00 .....$1.00. AH Wool Pants for Men ' Truly tailored $5.00 to $8.00 "It Certainly Pays to Get tho Host" SPRINGER At LEE "Duds for Men" 105 lV. Main 127 Clfo
