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PAGE TWO MEDrORflMATC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OTtECiOX. ' SATURDAY. DECEMBER j9, 1-022, Focal and J Personal .. . , , . . Superintendent Aubrey 0. Smith principal O. It. Campbell of the liiRh school nod Coach Kilclie Durno left lust ulKht for Salem to appear today before the mate athletic board of control to state their bide of the case in tlx . eligibility protest filed by Ashland BKalnst ntuiKhnian and Neff. The locul school authorities will also ak permission of tile board to play a post season football game. A few suggestions for Xmas gifts that will pleaso mother, sister or sweetheart: a fancy comb; beauty box, or toilet water, powder and many other articles not mentioned. See our line before buying. Prices right. Medford Heauty Shop, 4th floor Medford Bldg. t t t. 227 Specialty salesman with car ' for 16Cal territory. Give experience and full particulars In first letter. Dox Z, .Mail Tribune. 222 O. P. Hoff. state treasurer: spent. Inst bight in Medford as a guest at the Hotel .Holland and left this morning for Salem on the SliuBta. 'The Oriental Ballroom offers ovory convenience to its patrons. Dance, to night In town. Park on the pavement near the Nut. 222' The radio concert arranged by Win, F. Isaacs and broadcast last night from K. F. A. Y. at the fair grounds wis enjoyed b;. hundreds of radio fans In the west and was an exceedingly well arranged program. A number of Ideal fans report that the station oper ated to perfection lest evening. Practice your dance steps', dancing class American Legion hall, tonight, '...; . i , ,. . 222 Pavilion dance, Fair Grounds, Sat, ... ,. .,, . v.. .... 222' Mrs. Vary J. ,Mulkey leaves thjs everting for her home in Eugene after having spent the past few days here visiting her daughters, Mrs. A. W Wdlkef and Mrs. W. W. Howard ' Your photograph Is the Xmas Rift of sweet remembrance', rich in sentiment and pleasant memories. You will please all your friends at small expense If you take advantage of our Christmas offer.. 204 East Main and Central, Mackey... . -v. , : 225 Hear the Oriental Ilallroom orches tra play the latest terpslchoreon nov- eltfes tonight You can't keep from dancing.-; . . v . ,222 ! Theodore' .Glass . of Central Point was In Medford this morning transact Ing business, and visiting friends. Pavilion dance. Fair Grounds, Sat. Hemstitching dhd plcoting, silk or cotton; 3 cents per yard, Cor. Main and TJartlett The, Vanity Shop., tf' Klmer Spencer of. Portland, connect ed, with the Portland branch pf niytlio Wltter and, company, is a Medford bus Iness visitor.-.'ii ' . .. ' m- Olympic feeds, Cen. Point Feed store Learn ' to dance private dancing claim, i-'-fio 'spectators ; no embarass. meat Amerlcai lieBion hall tonight., hdurB S to 12. , Admission SO and 25c. Mrs.. Blanche Crosaon, instructor. . 222 Mrs,' Lorraine Parsons and ' Mrs. Searle have left to spend the winter in San Diego and Mr. and MrB. Arthur Ilovan will occupy their home on Siski you . Heights until tlielr return from the south. ; ' . ,', ; , 'i . .. .. . , ' . . " There are great comforts to be. had difrlnf ( tile stormy weattier with a lladlo Set. Virgin Radio Station at Pool' Electric Btore. ' ' " 222 Mecca of all dancers to the Oriental Ballroom. Be there tonight. Admis sion It) cents. - .1 ; ' ' 222 Harold Leonard delivered n load Of blasting powder on the Green Spring mountain' yesterday and reports that there Is it foot and a 'half of snow on the side of tho road there. 1 . Bay Bubble Books far the children's Chrltitmas only $1.90 at the Palriior Piano House. ' ' 226" , Hemstitching ahd Nicotinic, silk or cotton: 8 cents per yard. ir. Main and Bttrtlettr The Vanity Shop, tf Attorney K: D. Brlggs of Ashland was In Medford this morning visiting friends rind attending to business mat ters.. Dance. Hot Springs, Sat. night. 222 Ad Edison, phonograph and records for sale at 821 East Jackson. Just as good ast new.- ',. .,, 826 Dancing class, American Legion hall tonight, v Chick Hawk Das accepted a position In the Medford Harness company's store and will remain there to help out during the Christmas rush. All kinds of rougfc and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. , Dance in the Oriental Ballroom tonight-.. . , 222 Mrs. Walter J. Hess and son Junior of Orants Pass are visiting friends and relatives In Medford over the woek end. .' . . Davenport, rocker and chair In blue and old roso tapestry, firBt-claBS work and material, 17B. A fine Christmas present J. Wels Upholstery, Jackson ville, Ore. ; Phone 202. ' 226 Auto Insurance, Brown & White, The Northwest Tourist Bureau paid 140,000 to Frank, iiranch Klly for i series of 100 lectures In eastern .con-. ters. ' Mr. niley .wlll lecture hore next Wednesday night, ills subject being W. L. Valentino was arreBted yea terday morning by Deputy State Game Wurdeu Put Dully uccoinpunied Deputy Fish Warden Bill Coleman on a charge of killing deer out f season and was fined $75 this morning when ho pleaded guilty before Justice Glen O. 1 aylor. The uncut took place the head ot Little llutte creek and was fi'UiHl that the man had parts two deer in Ills possession uccordln to Daily.. . . I .earn the latest dance steps American Legion hull tonight. .,2 Auto insurance. Brown ft White. The Pavilion nahcing party. 'to be held at the fair grounds tonight'pro- mlses to bo a splendid affair in every way. An attractive program of all that is new in popular dance music bus been arranged b" Director Launspach for tonight's affair. New ' heating equipment has been added and every provision has been made for the com. fort and convenience of those who attend. Pavilion dance, Fair Grounds, Sat 222 Every Jewel needs Its setting. Ladles like the Oriental Ballroom. 222 The annual New Year's day open house of the local lodge of Elks will be held at the Temple Monday, Jan. 1 to which the general public Is Invited and plana are underway for muking the event the most successful of the list The following committees' have been appointed to make the arrangements O. M. SelBby, J. W. Mitchell, Don Mol ler. It. L: Pollock; and It. E. Trapp. The decorations will bo in charge of ThomaS Swem, and the music In charge of Herb Launspach. ones & Klrkpatrlck, proprietors of tne service station on ionn itiversio avenue, have built a roof over their free air and water service to better accommodate their patrons. . This makes room for several cars at a time System Service Co. wrlteB Fire and till other Insurance. Strong companies, Office 2nd floor Medford Bid. tf . Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ii: Snndlfer, their daughter and Ted Hill arrived at the Multnomah yesterday morning. They had driven through from Medford dur ing the night and found trie night drive without incident Portland Oregon- Ian.' Prize waltz for, pupils American Legion hall tonight. 222 There's a busy Business College In your home town. OWN. Miles Cantrall of Ruch was a busi ness visitor in the city Friday after noon. ... , w, You can get It at DeVoe's. .. ,, tf Pavilion dance, Fair Grounds, Sat - . ., . .- 222 Tom Farlow of . Lake Creek was among the put of town business vial tors In the city Frldny. Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free, Hutchison & Lumsden. . 23i Dance tonight with the crowd In the Oriental Ballroom. , 1 -, . , 222 H..C. Smith of the. Holland hotel and Vornon; Vawtor of, the ;vJackson i:ounty linnit nro in ronianu, iimmuR the trip by auto. , , .: , Joe O'Brien's new barber shop at Medford Hotel. : tf Brighten up your living room with a lovoly vase. 25 percent off on pottery Hand loruft. Shop. , 223 P..C, Bighani, officer at.. the fair grounds pavilion reports that last Wednesday night a gang pf boys drove up to the place in an auto, and after loitering about the building for about 15 mlnhtos, threw a rock through window and hurrlodly left tbwnrds Ashland. The number of tho auto was secured. Hot tamales and chrtt con came at Do Voe'B. ; - ' tf Dance tonight in the Oriental Bali room. Management American region 222 Romeo Koppos, city editor of the Mall Tribune, who hns been confined to his homo with neuritis in his foot, l l..tn..nt.l.icr Goodrich tires and tunes at uoiomm Garage. . Pavilion dancing party, Sat, Splcn The Lure of the Qroat Northwest." Tickets may bo purchased at Hasklns" drug store hnd Heath's drug store. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. , tf "Only five minutes from Main St. You'll rind it well worth the trip." Pavilion dance.' Fair grounds pavilion Saf , 222 . Two ran ride as cheap as one 1n a NashTaxl. Call 06. 224 ALT COIIDOVIA IKATIIKU One-Third Of! ' items 50c to V25.00 wKTiFonn hoOK stohb did music, an excellent floor and truly congenial crowd combine to nmlrA vnnt- nvftnlnir 0n1ovnhle. ' 222' . Ale Sp rrow, superlntontiont of Crater Lake national park received a phone message from Anna Creek sny- Inor that a heavy full of snow hud taken nlnce. When bettor automobiles are built Butck will build them. . tr Nothing could delight a little girl more than, a cradle, for her dolly, that rocks Itself, Handicraft Shop. 22.1' Thomas Hodgeman, advance rcpre sentntlve for Kolb and Dill, was In tho city yesterday completing arrange ments for. tho comedlnns who appear here Tuosday night Dec. 19th. . There will bo a prompt 7:30 curtain owing to the departure ot tho company on iruin No. 15. . Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred do Ivorod. Warner. Wortmnn & Gore. ." 224 Now planoB and phonographs, H. O. t.aunBpach, roe. phone 646-lt Big stock at Weeks & Orr. W. Main. tf The storeontlcon nlctures on the subject of StowardBhlp. which will bo shown nt tho Prosbytorlnn church on Sunday evening are a splendid presen tation of the, entire subject, ami snouitt bo seen hy ovory member ot the church ami thoir truths made the Biibjoct of earnest study. What the harvest win ibe In that life which Is controlled by tho spirit of God will be the subject for tjie morning sermon. A beautiful number cntltlod "Load Kindly Light," by Prothoro will be sung by the mixed quartet. A lasting Christmas present for the family, a Toggenberg milk gont, that will give a clean, healthy supply of milk. Maturo does coming fresh ond doc kids from heavy milk stock. Come early and got your pick. R. H. Holo potcr. Jacksonville. 227 This office Is prepsred to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on tho bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out ot Medford. Thnne ui and we vlU call. tf, Thei't).)s) no 'uW at T'rospe'iAi XiO; twoen Crater lake and Medford, al though there is plenty of snow at the forestry bxoundury, a few miles be yond Prospect, rejorts James E. Grieve, who has an eating house at Prospect Accompanied by Mrs. Grieve he is In Portland for a few days and Is registered at the imperial, in tne mileage. Phone lobby or tho, hotel .Mr. Grieve saw supply Co, .Mayor iwiKer and nroKe inrougn a line of people to tell the mayor that tho Grieve wireless outfit at Prospect re corded a speech by the Portland umyor a tew 'nights ago. Road work between itrospect and Medford, a six mile section of the highway, has sus pended: for. the winter, but Mr: Grieve says It will lie completed In the spring. The A. J. Hill Construction company, which has a Job near ra!!,. is still operating, but the storms of winter will Boon compel tho closing of this work.rf-Portland Oregonlan. ; There'B no place like Holmes for complete Insurance service. A four inch asbestos cushion gives spring to the magnificent maple, floor In the Oriental Bullroom. Dance there tonight. 222 The regular motloh day of the clr Mi'. Grant, the iluiinlitsmau for Heezer Brothers, considered one of the finest architects In the northwest, who has been superintending the in stalling of the new vault doors in the Medford National bank, will leave this evening for his liuiue in Seattle. Armstrong coras puts the miles in J, Star Motor & Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de- Ivored. Warner, Wortmnn & Gore. 224 Lester Lytle left today on a short business trip to. Los Angelep. Mi'. Myers tit Lob' Auu'eleS who has been spending a few days In Medford In the Interests ot tlie cold storage business, left Friday for Mexico to attend to business there but will return to Medford In a week or bo. The Oriental Ballroom has a hard wood cushioned floor. BeBt In the west. ' Dance theer tonight. Admis sion 10 cems. Ent're evening $1.00, single dunces 10 cents. 222 Launspach's splendid dance music has won renown throughout the west when broadcast by Virgin's Radio ser vice.. Hear it Sat. at thn.nnmilnr Pn. Christmas, Is not Christmas without ! vilion dance .'. 2-' greeting cards. Handicraft Shop. 223 Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Oris Combes of tho Medford Phar macy who has been 111 for the last week Is rapidly recovering. The dance tempo now popular In the larger cities has been introduced In the Oriental Ballroom and received with great enthusiasm. Try it yourself tonight. You'll like It. 222 Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Numbered among the . eighteen members of the recently unpointed ' jfhe retnilar meeting of the Knight j Templars was held in Masonic hullj Wedjiesduy.-nlBhU . and the annual, election of officers was held, resulting : In ;the following .knights being chosen to munage the affairs of the lodgo for I he -coming, year. Dr. F. H. Johnson, I of Ashland, eminent commander; V. if n .inrifn.H ffnnalnlla. Blmo; H. C. Sparr. of Ashland, captain general; Glenn Fabrick, of Medford, senior warden; D. H. Jackson, of Ash land, Junior warden; C. II. Vaupel, of Ashland, treasurer; William Day. of Ashland, recorder. Ashland Tidings. Dance, Hot Springs, Sat. night. 222 To what extent would the value of your building lot be Impaired should (Irejiter Oregon committee at the Unl-ilts shade trees be damaged by a burn versity of Oregon are Wilbur .Godlove .ing building? We can cover this haz of Medford. John Anderson of Ashland, ord in our policies nt a slight addltlon Eurle Voorhles of Grants Pass and al charge. McCiirdy Insurance Agency. Carl . Newbury of Klamath. Falls and I . 222 Medford. . '. . . , i.. I . Have your car work done at a well Dance, Hot Springs, Stit,, night. 222. equipped shop by competent niechan- . Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat. ,' lea for $1.00 r per hour. Riverside Garage. ' tt Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire chains ns low as $2.25 a pair at the Busy Corner Motor Co. tf night. Good floor, good music. . 222 Mr. and Mrs. George Corey,, o' Med ford, were in the city Thursday to attend the funeral nf Mrq Wllllnm Mrs. Horace Pclton of Sams Valley Hardy, mother of Mrs. James H. Ddran cult court was held at Jacksonville this j was in this city Friday on a shopping and T. F. Dorun. The Coreys were old morning, routine legal business being transacted. Special prices on high school type writer practice paper at this office, tf Pavilion dancing party. Sat. Launs pach's unexcelled Pavilion orchestra grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered tree. tour. Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumaden. 232 Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 featuring orchestrations exclusively. If you enjoy good music don't fall to attend. 222 The annual Winter Fair at Ashland closed last night. . There was only a fair attendance according to the Ash land Tidings, attributed largely to "the Inclemency of the weather." Hand work gives an individual touch Hutchison & Lumsden. 232 Burdette Dodge Jr., accompanied by his family left Friday for Akron, Ohio, for a four or five months visit. . We go anywhere, any time. Careful drivers. Nash Taxi, call 96. 224 Provide against loss, Insure with Redded and Canaday. H. 11. Moor returned Friday from a to your Christmas gift. Everything In week's business trip to Yakima valley Btamped goods. Handicraft Shop. 223 i and Portland. ". Wrapping paper, cut to fit any size paper holder, from white print paper, at this office at prices much below the regular wrapping paper price. Call at once or phone 75. tf Miss Charles Hermann of Hilt, Calif. was among the out of town visitors in the city Friday. Dance in the Oriental Ballroom to night. Admission 10 cents. Entire evening $1.00. Single dances 10 cents. : 222' Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de- ivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 Attorney James T. Chlnnock , of Grants Pass attended to legal business in the city and county sent Friday. Hemstitching and pecoting at Deuel's. 240 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. R. H. Whitehead of this city Bailed from San Francisco Wednesday for Honolulu, whore he will spend the winter, basking In the tropical sun shine. His stay will be Indefinite. Tho little dainty ribbon gift that evoryone loves to receive. Handicraft Shop. '; 223 Pianos and phonographs for sale or rant H. G. Launspach, phone 646-R. Office Weeks & Orr. . . tf The Interest in the Rev. Price divine healing" meetings at Albany 1b at a high pitch, and has spread out over the Willamette valley towns, with strong supporters for both sides. The Coi-vallls Guzette Times makes the following editorial comment on the nituatlon, which will be of Interest here, ns a result of local discussions of the subject: "The Rev. Mr. Price socms to be well named. If reports that come hero nro true he is now offering his photographs, all beautiful ly autographed, at one dollar per photo. The Rev. Mr. Price goes on the theory that Barnum was a piker and told only half the truth. Religion, It seems, can no longor be had "without money and without Price." 10 cents Is open sosnme to the Orien tal Ballroom. See same tonight Dniic'e In an lip to date ballroom. 222 Yakima Netted Gam potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered froe. Hutchison & Lumsden. 232 Minnesota friends of the Dorans be fore comin;5 to the Rogue River valley. Ashland Tidings. For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y. tt Lime and cement Medford Lumber Co. A. J. Crose hns been appointed sec ond lieutenant, and assigned to Com pany A, 105th Infantry, O. N. G to fill the vacancy in that company. Have you tried that big milk shake at DeVoe's? ' tf ! All hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard's. ' ' 222 Grazing Examiner A C. Ingrain of the state f reBtry service is expected ; to arrive to trniiKacf. hiiRinpHn with tha'.ar. nm,nnl.l .. .. .1 nn.,ns.nn , . t ' """""'"" v ""? local forestry office this evening. meiu luuiKui. uiuiiuii iv Christmas Homo The Oriental Ballroom Is "right! in town. Dunce cents. . . . . 222 There are great eomfortB to be httd during the stormy weather with a Radio set. Virgin Radio Station at Paul's Electric Store. 222 Myron Root left Thursday for the I Ivered 75c. lieuuty apples de- Phone 216. Spitz 50c box 222 Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de livered. Warner, Wortmnn & Gore. 224. A fair tlAllfln eraetaA Ha rtmvtil Ts. ' east by way of Spokane for a business ;iasco company presenting "The Gold trip of several months. . Diggers" at the Vinlng theatre in Ash- Yaklma Netted Oem potatoes. No. 1 ; land last nlght enjoyed a good per. grade. $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free, j formunce. Practically half of the audi- Mattress work an kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf1 Thomas Hodgeman, advance agent for Kolb and Dill, Is registered at the Medford hotel. Other guests are B. H. Williams of San Francisco, D. F. Smith or SenttlerMr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith of Seattle, A. M. Holton of Seattle, A.- Rosenbaum of Portland, Jack Rose of New York, N. C. Jamison of Coi-vallls, S. F. Owen of Portland, A. C. Hall or Portland, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lauglillh ot Boise, Idaho. 1000 feet steam radiation In the Ori ental Itnllroum. . Balmy . as night in June. , Dance there tonight. 222 Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. ' ' ' ' i A. S. Rosenbaum, Southern Pacific claim agent Is in this city for a few days on business.. . ... , For Diamond coal hrlcketts, phone Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de livered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 Special muBic .of a high order is planned for Sunday evening at the First Baptist church. The choir ren ders the anthem, "Thou Art My All," by Alfred Wooler. Mrs. Neff and Ashor Neff sing the duet, "The Open ! Door," by Parkhurst, and Messrs. Janes and Root, and Miss Campbell t will give an ' Instrumental Trio (a) I Minuet, Hayden, (b) Swedish Folk I Song, by Svendsen. Mr. Janes will I have a violin solo, and the choir an ' anthem, "There Is a Holy City" nt the morning worship. Rev. F. R. Leach speaks at the morning service on "The kind of Preaching Needed Today," i and in the evening on "Stoning Christ" ! $6.50 motor driven horns at the Eloctrlc Shop. ience came from Medford. Call 96 or get car in front of Nash Hotel. Day or night service. We go anywhere, any time. 224 Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat. night. Good floor, good music. 2222 According to Market Master Run yard this morning's public market was particularly heavy and was well pu- j if ifB made of wood wi make it. iromzea. A particularly varied line of Bradley, phone 199-L.- iiesu meuis was on nanu, Sash and doors. Medrord Lumber Co. Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de-1 llvered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 221 , O. I', Hoff of Salem Is registered at the Medford Hotel. Among the other guests nre Charles H. Alder of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Bryan and Miss Alk'e Bryan of Montague, F. E. Wilson of Chicago, P. D. Wilson of Chicago, D. M. Smith or Minot, N. D., F. C. Gibbons of Portland, and J. E. Kerr of Copco. For Sale Good sound Spltzenberg apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes. Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed, $1.75. E. F. Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville. - ; .- . . 240 1 Special rates by hour. Why not do your Xrnds shopping In stylo? Phone 224 Need a taxi call 96 day or night. 224 ' , Call 96 taxi, day or night. Driver on duty at all hours. 221 A closing feature of Educational week will be an address on "Intellect ual Integrity in Religion" by Rev. J. Randolph Sasuett featuripg the even ing service tomorrow at the First Methodist church. All the teachers ot the city and nearby districts have been specially Invited and will occupy re served seats. ' ; Expert auto repairing at 29 S. Front St, Home of the Stephens. Star Motor & Supply Co. 236 Back to normalcy $1.00 per hour. Good equipment, experienced mechan ics. Riverside Garago. tt Furniture, repaired end made to order.- Work called for and delivered. Wm. 232 When in need of sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street J With i THEODORE jl ROBERTS n All who have seen this have given it their unqualified Indorse ment and approval. . Last . Times Tonight Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching PIcoting 8c per yard. Buttons covered. PAXCY BASKETS One-Third Off Covered Baskets at 25c MEDFORD BOOK STORE Hemstitching, Pecoting 8c per yard. Work finished want it. when you THE VANITY SHOP Cor. Main and Bartlett. The Kind of Preaching Needed Today f X A.Stimitiatirig and Helpful Message at 11 A. M. A Stimulating and Helpful Message at 11 A. M. MUCH. PREACHING TODAY IS UNSCRIPTURAL , ,-7:30 P. M. "STONING CHRIST" Anthem .Duett Instrumental Trio .-, 9:45 A. M. -Bible Study Hour ! : 6:30 P. M. Young People's Services FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH i . . 'l .'.'The Friendly Church'' ' ' Kov. F. H. Tench Pastor I- ; ' ' " ' kA Page from King Pharaohs Private Date Book 4oooIeais old and very rare STARTING TOMOftROW AT 12:30 SHARP "THE Loves of Pharaoh" Continuous Performance To. day and Tomorrow, 12:30 to 11:00 P. M. ADULTS 50c ' CHILDREN 25o The Biggest Love Spectacle Ever Made A glowing heart-appealing romance that weaves into its story all the exotic color and passions of the mysterious East! NUMBER SEVEN OP THE BIQ EIGHT PICTURES II
