Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-.PAT.TT TWO' M13DW)TID MATLi TRIBTJNE, MTflTFOttT). 017EOOX. MONDAY. IMfl'lMBER 18, 1022 ocal and Personal I O. A. C. unci II. or O. ulniiiiil are : ijlaimlnK to Kive a Joint O. A. C.-U. of I U. dance in Med fin J sometime during the holidays when students of botli Institutions will he at home. All , ,',,, uluimii ami students of both schools ,. ' mp r, t() be lDvltud illrLhnr rpHlfzful tttdiiv whfm Hip an- nual sale of rhristmns tree. wn be.1 'Hieies a busy lUislnesg College In gun on Haymaiket square, with tho! J"'llr 1101,18 town- GWN- sun shining. However this noon a (lis- Dunce in Orlentul Ilallroom Wed agreeable drizzle of rain set In. and Sat. Admission 10 tents. iSt 'Iho Modl'ord Kuin. Wdwo. C'o.l Tlie Rogue River high school basket have beeu fortunate lu ecurln(i Old bull quintet continued its winning Darby for another week.. Be sure to ' streak Thursday night by defeating seel him bofore-Bext Saturday. Oient!io Saws Valley'teum by a score of 47 evenings. 230, to 8. The girls also trampled their : r have a ieaae,oii a 10-room rooming' opponents by a 2fi to 6 Bcore. The house in Portland. Want to trade j boys start their tour north on Monday lease and furniture, also furniture fori and uiav that night at Canyouvillo, four rooms more; also bath bouse and Tuesday with Sbedd, Wednesday with all, equipment. Rath house will net Daytuii, Thursday with Uellefountain, from $2000 to $4000 per season.- Want rooming house In Modford. , What havo you? Address 29, Mail Tribune. 230 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf ' The silver trophy cup won by Jack son county at the recent Pacific Live stock exposition for taking the most first prizes In the land products sec tion of the show, has been pluced on exhibition in the front window of the chamber of commerce where it Is at' attracting much admiring attention. Pianos, splendid quality. Hoot Music Co. 232' . Crescent orchestra dunce, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 233 Dance In Oriental Ballroom Wed. and Sat. Admission 10 cents. . 234 ''How high a smokestack is required by tho city on a greenhouse?" Inquired a lady of Mayor Gates over the tele-, phone this morning. "The same height as on a house of any other color," answered the mayor. "Oh you don't understand," she hastily remarked. "I mean a greenhouse where plants and flowers are grown." KVr Sale New Columbia phono graph records at half, price. Victor, Brunswick Columbia, Pathe & Sonora phonographs and records at reduced prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street, next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 4G5-J. tf The Jackson County Bar association will meet at office of Frank Farrell, Wednesday evening at 7:30 for the transaction of Important business, C. M. Thomas president of Jackson County Bar association. Mrs. George Thompson and daugh ter wore visitors in this city from Grants Pass on Saturday. Hyacinths, tulip, narcissus ' bulbs make excellent Xmas gifts. Monarch Seed Co. Phone 200. 230 Please make your appointments ahead during holiday season. We thank you. Medford Beauty Shop, Phone 191-L. 229 The meeting of the Women's Mis sionary society of the First Christian church, postponed from December 6th, will be held In tho parlor of the church Tuesday afternoon, beginning prompt ly at 2:30. The room will be well heat ed and prettily decorated for the oc casion. Refreshments will be served during tho social hour. All ladies of the church are Invited. Old Darby will be on display every ' evoninir of tills week. The Medford Furn. & Hdwe. Co. will keep their store open evenings to give the people of southern Oregon this lust chance to see tho wonderful painting. 230 Crescent orchestra dunce, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 233 System Service Co. writes Fire and nil other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford Bid. tf Christmas vacation at Willamette university will begin' December 21, providing the forward movement en dowment fund reaches the l,2,r0,000 goal by midnight, December 20. With this understanding the holidays have been extondod two days and will end January 3. Dance In Oriental Bnllroom Wed. and Sat. Admission 10 cents. 234 For now pianos: Ellington, Hamil ton. Howard and Dnldwln, see H. N. J.oflnnd at Root's Music Store, or 'phono .jl-J. 234 Announcement Is made from Ash land that Dr. Chas. S. Prloo, oxponont of divine healing, will be In Ashland this week on Thursday and will con duct two services In the armory at 2:30 and 7:30 p. 111. Beautiful and acceptable Christmas gifts, priced from 25c to $1.50.' Tho Vanity Shop, Main at Uartlott. 233 Hyacinths, tulip, narcissus bulbs inako excellent Xmas gifts. Monarch Seed Co. Phono 260. 230 Crescent orchestra dance, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 233 A. Andrew Walker Is at tho Hotol Holland for over the holidays to re cuperate from a slogo of rheumatism. In ono of the lending churches In Los Angeles recently Mr. Walker sang and directed their choir. After service the committee wero unanimous In tender ing a contract to Mr. Walkur. Last week, Mr. Walker received n communi cation from one of the prominent mln isters or Kocnester, N. Y who was with him overseas in France in 1918. They have extondod 11 call to Mr. Walker to accept the position as solo- 1st nud choir director. Whether It will bo -jm Angeles or Rochester Mr Walker will decide after due consider- . ntlon. ' This "office Is propnrcd to print lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping tmn-hlnei. Don't give your ordure to tiuvellng men and have them printed out of Medford. Phono us and wn will call. tf IleniBtltcliiug and plcotlng, silk or cotton, 8 rents per yard. Cor. Main and Hartlelt. Tho Vunity Shop, tf Christmas novelties at The Vanity Shop, Main at Hartlctt. 233 Roland Bench, the well known post office clerk who hns been 111 at his home since Nov. 11th la improving but will not bo able to return to duty for some time yet Merchandise shooting mutch one mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Ileccm- ber ltu. vf ' 239 Maiineljo Beauty Parlor will w open by appointment till 8:30 until Dee. 22. 23 1 Friday with Independence and the next Wednesday at Milwaukee. Christ mas week will be spent In Portland. Grants Pass Courier. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garngo. Hot tamales and chill con came at De Voo's. tf Charles K. Abbott, who was operated on a week ago for appendicitis, at the Modford hospital, is making a very satisfactory recovery and will be able to leave the hospital about the last of the week. Have your Christmas packages wrapped at this office and they will reach their destination in good condi tion. ' ' Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 2H2 The Salvation -Army .Christmas tri pod kettle layouts Btatlonod on Main street are doing a largo business in picking up coins of all denominations from passersby. Each kettle bears tho I sign "Keep tho Kettle Boiling. For Christinas and Winter Relief Work." All kinds of rougv and dreBsed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. 711 Rust Main Btreet, When In need of eash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street E. L. King and D. McLaughlin, superintendent and master mechanic respectively of the Portland division of the Southern Pacific arrived this morning on train No. 13 from Portland and will spend the day here on busi ness. Mrs.' York's home-made fruit cake and plum pudding at Marsh Grocery. 231 Sheet music, hot from the press. Root Music Co. - ,232 A. Andrew Walker and Fred Pollln of Los Angeles are guesta at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include F. W. Uartlott of Ashland, II. H. Harsha of Chicago, S. Terwilllger, Jr., of Mon tague, Calif., R. W. Finley of Klamath Falls, W. G. Lynch and Maurico Lee- hey of Seattle and B. Pugh of Spoknne. Dunce In Oriental Ballroom Wed. and Sat. Admission 10 cents. 234 Don't make your Xmas selections without Seeing Jones' line., Buy use ful selections. 231 Mr.' and Mrs. Georgo Kendall of Grunts Pass have been recent business visitors In this city for several dnys. Mattress work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf Big selection of handkerchiefs at Jones', prices right. 231 A fine lino of roses, carnations, vlolots, 'mums all kinds of potted plants Including ferns, cyclamen, prim roses, polnsettes, forn dishes, Xmas cherries and peppers, natural , and artificial wreaths, roping, etc. Maddox & Honnoy. - 234 The present city council which goes out of existence on January 1st, will hold Its last meeting tomorrow night. Mayor Gntes also goes out of office January 1st. , Mrs. Charles J. Nichols, who Is grad uate X-ray and laboratory technician of tho Minneapolis City Hospitals, hns taken charge of this department for The Medford Hospital, 704 North Cen tral avenue. . 230 Von can got It at DeVoe's. tf Croscent orchostru dance, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 233 Traffic ovor tho Canyonvillo-Galos- vllle section of tho Pacific highway through Douglas county will bo re quired to observe tho block system until tho concrete pavement, which has just whocn completed, hns hirtl a chunco to euro, , It Is announced at the highway department. Southbound traffic will be permitted to leave Con yonvllle on the even hours and north liound traffic will leave Flagstaff on tho odd hours. This system Is neces sary as only one-half of tho road Is nvailnblo for traffic and only trnrflc going In one direction enn bo accom modated at ono time. Goodrich tires and tuboB at Colonial Garage. ' For Sale Good sound Spltzonberg npplos, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes. Also extra fancy Nowtowns. packed, $1.75. E. F. Qiithrlo, 232 Jacksonville. . 240 Wo give a framed picture of beauti ful Crater Luke with a five dollar cash purchase. Medfonl Pharmacy. 230 An Item appeared In the Mall Tri bune of last Friday stating that a man was wanted for a janitor position at tho federal building, nnd on Snturdny forenoon eighteen applicants applied at the iKistofrii e with Postmaster War ner for tho Job, from whom a selection was made. More uppllcunts appeared today, but too late. Dance In Oriental Ballroom Wed. and Sat. Admission tO cents. 234 $6.50 motor driven horns at tho Electric Shop. . Klamath Falls stages are still run ning on schedule and tho drivers re port the rends In good shape. Tho only thing thut will rinmage the condition of the road they state. Is n thaw, as the frozen condition of the snow on the road now Insures a smooth surface. Mrs. York's home-made frnlt cake and plum pudding at Marsh Grocery. 231 Crescent orchcstin masquerade, Kngle Point, Bat., Dec. 30th. I 23!f Dance In Or'ental Ballroom Wed, and Sat. Admission 10 cents. 231 Fine-toned guitars. Root Music Co. 232 1 . Many out of town people aro plan ning to see tho big Nat smoker boxing card Friday night which will feature a bout between Battling Ortega and Gor don McKay. Tom Sharkey, Battling Frlck and Roy Byrcley are also in eluded on 'the fight schedule for thut night which will assure a real all-Btur program. Gift cards with magazine subscrip tions, at the Medford Cigar Store. Rock bottom prices. : , 234 Auto Insurance, Drown & White. Tho fire alarm yesterday aftornoon at 2.15 o'clock was the result of n flue fire In a houso at tho end of tho pavement on South Central avenue. Little damage was done to the res) deuce. Crescent orchestra masquerade, Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 23 Christmas gloves with very low prices prevailing as we are closing out this line. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 Mrs. York's home-made fruit cake and plum pudding at Marsh Grocery. 231 This 1b the big day for the local post office in the receiving and sending out of Christmas parcels for the east and middle west. The incoming mulls from those sections of the country are steadily arriving, but the crest of these rocolpts will be reached next Friday and Saturday. We have heavy wrapping paper and know how to wrnp your Christmas packages so thoy will go safely throu the mall. Mail Tribuno. ' tf Hemstitching and pecotlng at Deuel'. 240' Sash and doors. Meflrord Lumber Co. ' The afternoon pussenger trnin from the north due here at 3:40 p. m. dally did not reach the city until 10 o'clock last night having been delayed by a freight wreck near Roseburg yesterday forenoon. Hence the Portland news papers of Sunday arrived too lute for delivery until this morning. Crescent orchestra masquerade, Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239 . Mrs. York's home-made fruit cake and plum pudding ut Marsh Grocery. 2.11 The Modford Pharmacy offer a 30 porcent discount 011 taeli- fancy or plain box stationery. 230 - The eighth annual session of the Oregon State Drainage association will convene (n Portland tomorrow, and In addition to the delegates which the meeting will attract from out-state points, authorities on drainage are ex Splendid banjos. Root Music Co. 232 Mandolins. Easy to learn. ' Hoot' Music Co. 232 i Notice! January 1st the Vacuette suction sweeper advances $5.00, Take i advantage today. Phone 627-X. The Medford Center Department store is gradually becoming a reality in Medford and Is ussuming a truly metropolitan aspect. The building has been completely renovated, has 40.000 : pecieu 10 oe present irom a numuer 01 reet of selling space, nnd Is appor- nelghborlng states, Olympic feeds, Cen. Point Feed store 231 Provide against loss, Insure with Redden and Canaday. . Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. A meeting of the superintendents of first class districts lu the stoto will be held Dec. 26th In the Portland hotel In Portland. A. G. -Smith, superinten dent of the Medford schools has boon requested to deliver an address on civil government. Jones' Xmas candies are all here buy while the supply Is fresh. 231 Will pay cash for a bargain in' a good used piano'. H. G. Launspach. Phono 646-R. . 1 - When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. - tf The teachers examination will be gin Wednesday morning at nine o'clock at the county court house in Jacksonville. Mrs. York's home-made fruit "cake and plum pudding at Marsh Grocery. 231 Anto Insurance. Brown & White. Crescent qrchestra masquerade Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239 Mr. and Mrs. W. Leonard arrived in Medford Saturday night and will spend the holidays with Mrs. D. R. Wood. Strathmoro novelties, beautifully boxed, with clever verses, 50c to $1.50. The Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. 233 , , Tbq ; post ' off ICos will not accept packages that are not well wrapped. Butter let us wrap them for S'ou and Insure safe delivery. Mall Tribune, tf See Jopes about that Xmas candy, Conn Clarinets, best American made Root Musiq Co. 232 Tho Kolb and Dill company arrive tomorrow on the 3:40 train and the curtain will rise at 7:30 Instead of the customary 8:30, so as to permit the company to leave on the 10:40 train for the south. There's no place like Holmes for complete Insurnnce service. We are giving a discount of 30 per cent on all White Ivory toilet article's. Medford Pharmacy. '. 230 Special prices on high school type writer practice paper at this office, tf A speclnl mull and express train run ning as tho Second section of No. 13 has been put on between Portland and San Francisco by tho Southern Pacific company to relieve tho holiday rush. The train carried nine cars of nothing but express and mall yosterday and is expected to bo Increased to fourteen cars before Christmas. The special service began last Saturday night oflt of Portland. Crcscont orchestra dnnco, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 23 Mrs. York's home-mado fruit cake and plum pudding at Marsh Grocery 231' All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. Joseph Taylor and son T L. Taylor oxpect to leave for southorn California In a week, having obtained a man to tenant their placo nnd take caro of it during their absence. Tom will drive his tar through and thoy expect to stay until spring. Wo aro soiling all fancy goods at great reduction. Buy now, don't wait until after Xmas to get this rate. Medford Beauty Shop. . 229 Armstrong corns puts the miles In mlloage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor & Supply Co. Take your kodak films to Palmers studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Archie Ash who had been here for somo time past overseeing repairs be ing mado oil the Mason & Ehrinnn wholesale grocery building, now that Iho work Is practically completed left for his homo at San Francisco this afternoon. Ho is tho head of tho Med ford Warehouse company which owns the structure. Tho Mason & Khrmnn company which has been doing busi ness in tho Bardwoll fruit warehouse, expects lo move Into their old quarters next Monday. Chrlstmns tokens of affection arc hest arranged for now free from the bustle nnd confusion of the holiday season. Arrango for nu appointment at once. This will Insure prompt de livery. 204 East Mnln nnd Central, upstairs. Mnckey. 230 ' The post offices will not accept packages that are not voll wrapped. Better let us wrap them for you and Insure safe delivery. Mall Tribuno. tf A Vncuette noneloctrlc cleanor makes a dandy present. Smnll pay ment down, balance monthly. Call Mrs, Callaghnn, phone W7-X. i"", Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mitchell of Aber deen, Wash., aro among the guests at the Hotel Medford as are E. C. Pulliain and L. F. Alwardt of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Roberts of Berkeley, Calif., James A. Sehllffer of San Francisco, W. W. Compton of Crescent City, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon E. Sweet of Eugene, A. N. Johnson of Seattle and C. D. Ashworth of New York City. Placo your order now for Christmas Polnsettias, Cyclamen, Primroses. Cut flowers of all kinds. Iioguo Valley Floral Co. 230 For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y. tf Have you tried that btg milk shake at DeVoe's? tf Crescent orchestra dance, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. 233 Have your Christmas packages wrapped .at this office and they will reach their destination in good con dition. - tf Ford, Chevrolet. Overland tire chains as low as $2.25 a pair at the Busy Corner Motor Co. tf UJ S. Commissioner F Roy Davis and "Deadshot" Robinson of Ashland shot six ducks yestorday on Bear creek between here and Ashland. While on his way down to the shooting match at the Lamport place, Robinson saw the ducks make a landing on tho creek and he and Roy went over and knocked down six out of twelve of them. Three of the six ducks escaped In the brush. Merchandise shooting match ono mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Decem ber 16th. 220 All hair goods reduced. this week. Medford Beauty Shop, 4th floor Med ford Building. .-, 229 For Diamond coal, brlcketts, phone Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. A year ago this morning the weather was quite cold with U temperature of 18 degrees above following the mnxi mum of 34 degrees above on the day before. This morning's coldest tem perature was 29.5 degrees above. Crescent orchestra dance, Lake Creek, Friday, Dec. 22. . 233 Furniture repaired and made to order. Work called for and delivered If it's made of wood w make it. Win, Bradley, phone 199-L.,. ,,. , .23: Selected violins. Root Music Co. 232 Ingram Tccumseh 1 Sparks, district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific railroad company, ar rived here this morning from Eugene for a short business visit with the locnl agent of the company, Murk Anthony Montgomery. We have heavy wrapping paper and know how to wrap your Christmas packages so they will go safely thru the mall. Mail Tribune. tf Cars neatly and carefully washed at Crater ' Lake Automotive Co., 123 S. Front street. 232 Big selection of men's $1.00 ties, going at 75c at Jones'. See these. 231 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Colvlg of Weed, Calif., an eight and throe qnnrtcr pound boy at the Purtickcr Maternity Homo this morning, Dec. 18. Crescent, orchestra dance, Lnko Crook, Friday, Doc. 22. ' 233" As a Christmas greeting to our many customers, we are again giving a beau tiful silver steel poker. Ask for yours. Valley Fuel Co. Phdne 76. Mixed candy 14c a pound at Jones'. Buy while you have a chance. 231 Expert auto repairing at 29 S. Front St, Homo of the Stephens. Stnr Motor & Supply Co. ' 236 Lime and cement, Medford Lumber Co. a - tioned Into departments, many which have been open for business In cluding jewelry, 20th cen'ury grocery, meat market, infants and children's wear, furs, ladles' ready-to-wear, mil linery, men's furnishings, flowers, drugs, candy, stationery. The othors will be added from'tinie to time. Saturday was a big day ut the store. A splendid musical program was ren dered under the direction of Mrs. Alice Jay, and a large crowd attended. Car nations were given tho ladles candy canes to the children. The goods in all departments are j new and up-to-date and the whole store is filled with the Christmas spirit. Iowa Town Swept. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dec. 1 S. Flre which broke out at Marlon ear ly today destroyed throo bnildin at an estimated damago of $150,000. Tho fire started in tho community club house. I II 232 nr II .k-T'v y ., mm m II Of I ! . I - andjj 1 . Royal Arch Masons Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Regular Convocation on Tuesday, Dec. 19th, S p.m. Election of officers. Visi tors welcome. Order of If. P. A. F. XOTH, 230 ' Secretary. PAGE TOMORROW NIGHT Owing to the departure of the company on train No. 15 the CURTAIN RISES at . 7:30 P. M. PROMPTLY KOL and DIL L in AARON HOFFMAN'S ' . NEW COMEDY - NOW and THEN Laughs Music Comedy A Humorous Satire Based On tho Volstead Act KOLB AND DILL'S OWN JAZZ ORCHESTRA Seats Now Selling. Prices: $2.20, $1.65,: $1.10, 5Dc. In cludes war tax. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE S 11 rve vor' s transit. $10.00. l.uko Hynn, 215 E. Jackson St. 231 FOR RENT Modern, bungalow, gas good garden, garage, closo. In, unfur nished or partly furnished, cheap. Phone 814 niter l! o clock. 231 Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching Plcotlng 80 por yard. Buttons covered. CANDIES You have a Candy Factory in your Homo Town. We ask for your patronage. Our goods aro Good, our Prices Right. f The Shasta CELLULOID In Your Auto Curtain Med. Tent & Awning Works Oppoltp S, P, Depot- iiww imrrsr PAGE THEATRE The Christmas Treat Mat. and Night Dec. 25 Christmas will not be com plete unless you see the only Mitzi THfi LITTL5 MUIVMN DyNAIYtO OF fYVuriciqu cow.oy ii M All. OUIH'itS NOW Srin! clierk or money onlrr lo 1HK (hmfrt Kih-Iom jM'lf-jul-(IivhmnI st;iiiiMl envHono lo In siirr fihf1 muni of tlckWa. THICKS Al Milliner l-mvri- Floor 8-.t)Oi llalcony $t.0, fl.DO nnd 50c. At Xlght Ixvcr Floor S2.50; llalcony lU.(m, $l.nt) nnd SM.OO. (Ailil to nor cent for tux.) Mat. nt .1 slinrp. Mght nt A.20. TONIGHT THEN G0NE The Season's Mo-t Pleasing Double Bill! IN Heap Big Fun nnd America's Beautv KATHERINE MacDONALD in Her Very Best Play THE BEAUTIFUL LIAR" TOMORROW NIGHT KOLB AND DILL WEDNESDAY TOMMY MEIGHAN in "IP YOU BELIEVE IT, IT'S SO"' Itcgulni' IM'iccs: Adults ilTn; , Kiddies 10c Save 10 per cent IJuy a coujMm book nt the box office. Hundreds of ON DISPLAY IN THIS STORE Wc have stocked a wide, assortment of ideal Christmas gifts. Men will find just the things here that their lady friends -will be delighted with. KODAKS A Kodak adds joy to the days of every member of the family. We have a wide assortment and at prices within the reach of .your purse. Prices $2.00 to $75.00 , Stationery Always Acceptable Every woman en joys a gift of sta tionery. It is always accept able and always useful. You'll find some of the very finest here at most reasonable prices. Also put up in gift boxes. AMONG OTHER GIFTS Pyralin Ivory for Ladies 25 Discount ' Other Ivory at Cost Imported and Domestic Perfumes in Bottles and Sets ' . " VOGAN'S CANDY - Say Merry Christmas with a Box of Candy '' ! ;' ' It'll please her im mensely. Every wo man wants candy at Christmas time. Wc have candy in very .fine gift boxes.