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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO 6s, WEDEsDAY, : DECEMBER 1922
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Tpcal und
Personal
Tho city council, which held Its Inst
formal meeting ,last week Tuesday
and at that time adjourned until Ian
night, lit case some unlocked for
emergency matter , arose requiring
action, ifl through and passes out of
existence New -Year's day along with
Mayor C. E. Gates, as an emergency
did not arise and no meeting was held.
After that date Pop Gates and Council
nien Lumsden, Koene, Miles, Antle
and Dressier become just plain citizens
and must keep off the grass like th
rest of us, whilo Hurl C. Cluddls also
retires as councilman to become
mayor and have the say as to wh
shall cut tho grass.
Send a friend your greeting for th
New Year. Swem's Studio. '237
Crescont orchestra masquerade,
KaRle Point, gat., Dec. 30th. 239'
Ovpr half nn inch of rain had fallen
In the past two days ending nt 8 a. m
today, and rnln Is tho prediction for
tonight nnd Thursday. During tho 2
hours ending Tuesday morning the
rain amounted to 23 hundredths of an
Inch, nnd during the 24 hours which
ended this morning the rain footed U
to 20 hundredths of an inch.
llig New Year's dance at Ortli hall
Jacksonville. Friday, Dec. 29. Peerless
Four orchestra. Tickets $1.00. Supper
at 'Mrs. Hunt's. Morrison und Ilepler,
managers. 23
Wig., closing carnival! Pavilion
Wed! 230
Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Von 'Hoevenber
Icavo by motor tomorrow for Santa
Durham, also Mr. nnd Mrs. II. VV. lling
ham who will visit Mr. Illngham's par
ents in Santa Harharn.
Vou enn get It at DoVoe'a. tf'
llig merchandise shoot nt 'Fugle
Point,: Sunday, Dec. 31. 239
S. Vilas Ilockwlth of Seattle return
cd Tuesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs
F. Corning Konly. Mrs. Ileckwlth will
. remain through the holidays.
Save money. Phone ug your order
for a Vaotiette Non-electric cleaner to
day. Costing more Jan. 1st. Mrs,
Callaghan G27-X. 239
It's time to send your New Year's
greetings. Swem's Studio. 2S
The rather strong wind which pre-
vnlled throughout much of last night
played havoc with the cvorgroen treos
tied to the lamp and other posts in the'
business district, as It loosed many
from their fastenings and prostrated
them to the street.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
Snappy New Year dance. Oriental
nallrocm, Sat. night. 230
H. J. Davonport of Yreka, Calif., is
in the city for a few days to attend to
business matters.
There's no place Hko Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
"Millet Facile" just the thing fov
your Christmas thank you . letter, on
salo at Swem's Studio. 237
The winnors of the Add-a-Pcarl title
contest wero: First prize, Mrs. A,
Ileckwlth, Sioux City, Iowa; "The
Sands Add-A-Pearl": second prize
Miss Mary Vanlx, Chickasaw, Ala., "To
the Heart of a Girl Calls tho Soul of a
Pearl," and third prize, Frank Lanikln,
l.awrenco, - Kan., "Fairest of . the
Strand."
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion!
Wed! , . 23G
Kvory member of Co. A, National
Guard will report this evening nt 7:30
o'clock. Last quarterly muster of 1922.
Inspection. . II. A. Cnnntlny. C. O. 23t
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay, former
residents of this city, (now living 1n
liono, Nevada aro spumllng tho Christ
mas holidays with friends and rein
lives In this city, and will return
home -next 1 Frldny. Mr. Gay io em
ployed by Clarko-Henory company.
Special prices on Sign school type
writer prnctlee papor at this office, tf
Dr. J. C. Hayes who hns boon III nt
tho .hospital and Ills homo for two
weeks In again at his of I'loo. 238
Mr.' and Mrs. Junior Waggnor and
Miss Stella Turnod or Khimuth Falls,
apent. Christmas -with their mother
here.
Ulg . closing carnival! Pavilion
Wed! 230
Don't forget tho big unloading wile
at the Sample Btoro. 2.1,
F. W. Do Ford of Central Point, Ore.
has been visiting Portland In connec
tion with the sheep situation In liis
section. Not all tho sheep In Oregon
nro on the ranges of central and cast
eru Oregon, for there nro thousands
of these animals on the farms of the
WlUnmottn, Unipqiin und Kogue Hlver
valleys. Central Point has nt least
ono distlnntlon: From It was built the
first hnrd-Biirfuce pavement nnd this
piece of concrete Ib now a link of the
Pacific highway. Portland Oregonlan
January first will bo tho last day to
pay city assessments without penalty.
241
Evory member' of Co. A, National
Guard will report this evening nt 7:30
o'clock. Last quarterly muster of 192.!.
Inspection. . II. A. Cnnaday, C. O. 230
I.awrenco Daw, a former resident of
this city, sustained a broken nnso In n
bout with llert Harmon at'Klnmnth
Fnlls lost Friday night, nnd will be out
of pugilism for aomn time as a residt.
Karl Illtclito, who boxed Wild lllll
Iteed here a couple of yenrs ago, has
started another drive for tho world
championship, lie was awarded n de
cision over Soldier Swindler on the
night Daw got his nose broke.
This office Is prepsrod to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling mon and have
them printed out of Modford. Phono
us snd we will call. tf
Snnppy New Yenr donee, Oriental
Ilallroom, 8aL night. 30'
Ityron (Peto) Comm. employed by
the California-Oregon Power company
at Copoo, Calif., Is spending tho week
In the city.
Mattress work .an Hods. MedTord
Anto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Don't forget tho big unloading salo
at the Sample Sloro. 237
Jus. IngllB, representing the
Salem Xui-jery company, is at the
Hotel Holland for a row days. This
company has a big slock of all Uindb
!cr fruit nnd ornamental trees, smal!
fruits, rotes and shrubs. Phcne Mr.
liiRlIt; and ho will call at your home.
Now Is the time to order for early
planting.
Notice to Redman of the World:
All members will meet nt hall to at
tend tho funeral of brother Kmil De
Koboan. Ilurial at Jacksonville cemo
tery. M.- C. McDonald, sachem. 235
Mens heavyweight kersey pants
fl.'jb at the Sample Store. - Lots of
other wonderful bargains. 23
Considerable gloating Is being In
W. E. Trapp and Mrs. James D. Wil
liams and daughter and sou of Poea
tollo, Ida., are In Medford visiting H.
I.. Trapp and II. 15. Lewis. '
When in need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
m E. Main street.
E. O. Ilradley has opened business
nt 127 North Itlverslde ns Medford
Auto Painting, with 20 years experi
ence. I can guarantee my work to
give satisfaction, estimates free.
Phone 20. " 339
Tho regular meeting of tho W. C. T.
I', will bo held this afternoon at the
Baptist church and a large attendance
Is expected.
Don't forget to pay your city nssess-
241
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion
Wed! 230
Jackson county's portion of tho Btate
tax for 1923 Is $242,095.93, or 2.710
per cent of the total amount of $8,835,
29u.39 to be raised. Josephine county
is assessed $07,741.01 and Klamath
dulged in by Willamette valley papers! ments befure Junuary first.
ovor the failure of tho Medford high! Holiday masquerade!
school to secure the football gunio
New Year's day with tho Scott high of
Toledo, Ohio. Tho Corvallls correspon
dout of the Oregonlan, accused Med
ford of "being loo slow," and the latest
accusation is that tho local team is
afraid to play tho Walte high school! bounty $102,728.47.
team of Toledo, beaten by Scott high.) Milk and cream at DeVoe'a. tf
by tlio narrow margin of one point. A I All kinds of rough and dressed lum
number of local people aro planning ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
on attending the Seott-Oorvullis game East Main.
noxt Monday. ' I C. E. Uleo returned yesterday from
llig closing carnival! Pavilion! San Francisco where he spent the
Wod! 23C I Christmas holidays.
Snappy New 'Year dance, 1 Oriental I Armstrong cords puts the miles In
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co,
Your last chance ' to dance at the
pavilion! Holiday carnival! Wed
big Pavilion orchestra
230
Tho big closing cnrnlval and mas.
quorado to bo staged at the Pavilion
tonight bids fair to ho well attended
with many parties of out of town peo
ple present. Special music by Launs-
pitch's Pavilion orchestra with Carl
Lovelnnd, soloist will be a feature. A
variety of eastern novelties Including
holiday favors, prizes, balloons, con
fetti and serpentine will bo given away
by the management. This affair will
Ilallroom, Sat. night. 230
Dr. J. M. Koono is suffering from -a
slight attack of blood poisoning in his
hand.
There will be a penalty of five per I-aunspach's
com on city assessments if not nald " K:
by January first. 241
Favors! Prizes! Confetti! Serpen
tine! Balloons! Holiday carnival!
Pavilion Wod! 236
Miss Ituth Barnett of Crowson's left
Sunday to spend tho Christmas season
with friends and relatives at Hose-
burg.
The Sample Store Is selling ladles'
shoes at about 1-3 to j less than for
mer prices. - 23
Homstitchlng nnd plcotlng, silk or "e tne la8t Pavilion dancing party tor
cotton. 8 cents Der yard. Cor. Main e winter season.
and Hartlett The Vanity ShOD. tf For Sale New Columbia phonc-
'he local chanter of the KniKhts of graph records at half price. Victor,
Columbus presented tho football team Brunswick Columbia, Pathe & Sonora
of Gonzaga college of Spokane, Wash., pnonograpns and toeorns at reaiicca
with a dozen boxes of Ilosc nears. Prices, aiubic hiiop, m im. urapo street,
when they passed through this city next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Dank.
Inst week. The team was In charge I none ihirj. u
of Father Kenncaly, who is well Por Sale Good sound Spltzenberg
known to scores of local people In this pPPles, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
city and valley I AI"o extra fancy isewtowns, .pncKou
Crescent orchestra masauerade.l 1-b- K. '. uutnno, 232 Jacksonville.
Eaele Point. Rat . Den. anih. . 2391 tv
Big closing carnival! Pavilion! Mr. and Mrs. Lee U Parker ot Klam
Wed! 230 lntli Falls are in Medford visiting
There will be no dance In the Orlen- fiends and relatives. Mr. Parker for
tal Ballroom tonight out of deference I merly resided here nnd has a number
to the Jnckson County Amusement Co.. or menus in tills city, no is now con-
which is staging a masquerade, and the nocted with the Klamath Falls branch
Inst dance of the season, and the!01 awllt nnu company.
management of which generously sent Take your kodak mms to Palmers
in Launsiiach's orohestra from the stunio. first Class wont ana prompt
Pavilion last Saturday to nlnv nt t he I sorvlce. tf
Nat. when bv n serins nt unfortunate Provide against loss, insure Wltn
uediien nnd canaaay,
accidents , on the rood the Oriental
orchestra members failed to arrivo In
time to open tho dnnco,
System Sorvlce Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Dldg. tf
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion
Wed! i 230
Miss Hazel Colo, O. A. C student is
in Modford visiting a number of col
lego friends during the Christinas
vacation.
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
Have you tried that big milk shake
Charles Whlsennnt Is omnloved mint DeVoe's? tf
w, is. wamer returned tne iirst oi
tho week from a several days business
trip to Eugene, Roseburg, Albany and
a number of other cities in the north
Hnskins drug store during the Christ
mas vacation.
Mon s underwear going nt 20 per
cent discount nt the Sample Store. 237
. .... . .
Expert auto renalrin at 29 S. Front ern part oi tno sinie.
St. Homo of the Stephens. Star ' For Bale Singing canaries. 817-y.
Motor & Sunnlv Co. 230 tf
Mf nmi m M,i Vnn fivke of Port- Auto insurance, urown & wnite.
land nrn vlsltine Mr. Vnn Dvke's moth- Jamos It. b ish of Los Angeles nas
r, Mis'. J. a. Van Dyke nnd other arrtveti nero to represent uregon i.uo
elntlves. The Van Dvkes formerly insurance i;o., neauquanera in meu
resided in Medford and havo a number
f friends here.
Fnvors! Prizes! Confetti! Serpen
tine! Balloons! Holldny carnival!
nvllion Wed! 230
All wool nnvy sweaters $1.95 nt the
Sample Store's unloading sale. 23
Lloyd Tucker, tho well known
Urownsboro young man Is very much
disgruntled over tho fact that a -man
ford, to work with A. H. Cornell, dis
trict representative. ,Mr Fish- lias
been active in the moving picture
world In Los Angeles as film makor,
not actor.
Crescent orchestra masquerade
Eagle Point. Sat.. Doc. 30th. 239
Auto Insurance, Brown & white.
Because of tho Inclement wonthor
nnd the fact it was two days after
arrested for Intoxication hero by tho Christmas the public market of this
pollco nbout Dec. 20th nnd whom he fnoou was ono of the lightest In the
,lm. nnf know . ravn hla name ns History ot tnnt institution, "om in oi-
i.inwi Tuoirnr" nn.i -wiiq rino.i i fi forlngB nnd patronage . Morcnants oi
Tho ninn flnod for Intoxication was
all classes also report that business
not tho Lloyd 'Tuckor of Urownsboro ws very tnufty on "coount ot
who has many friends in Medford und
does considerable business here which
requires his prcsonco frequently In
the city.
There's a busy Business College In
your homo town. OWN.
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion!
Wed! 230
the rainy nnd somewhat blustery
weather. .
Crescent orchestra mnsqiierndo,
Englo Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Deuel's. 240
The Orogon Growers local packing
linusn resumed puoklng today follow
Mrs. W. L. Illley received n message 'K their several days shut down for
uosday from Wichita. Kns., nnnonno-M-nnsimus.
When hotter automobiles are nunc.
Bulck will build them. tf
Don't overlook paying your city
assessments. Thoro is a penalty ol
five per rent nftor January first. 241
Tho big ovorgroon tree used for the
community Christmas troo observance
of last Sunday presented n forlorn
T
lug the birth of a daughter to Mr. nnd
Mrs. 10. A. Illley. The Rlleys spent
sovernl weeks hero lnftt full and hnvo a
umber of friends In Medftml
$ii.fiO motor driven horns nt the
llectrlo Shop,
Hot tnmnleB and chill eon came at
DeVoe's. tf
Ralph G. Bardwell lonves this even- night In the rnln of this forenoon, for
Ing for Los Angeles nn a business and
ensiirn trip. Ho will nttend tho New
oar's Day annual football classic in
nsndtna betwoen the University of
Southern California nnd Ponn Slate.
Goodwin Corsot Shop, 20 S. Fir. 25
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion
Wod! 230
it was minus its decorations nnd many
of Its Inrgo limbs, ns workmen had
started to take the trA down when
rnln Interfered. . .
Dance whero the crowd goes. Orien
tal Ballroom. Sat. night. 243
Claudo (Shorty) Miles, a homestead
er of tho Bulto Falls district Is In the
T. H. Ness ot the California-Oregon city for a few days.
snappy .now lear aance: urionuti
Ballroom! Sat night! Don't miss It:
l:l
Mnnv attractive costumes hnvo been
prepared for tho holiday masque ball
nnd carnival at tho Pavilion tonight.
Howover, those who do not appear in
costume may procure masks, carnival
hats, etc., nt tho entrnnce.
Power company Is back nt his office
tier sovernl days Illness
All kinds of rough and drossed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
1 East Main street.
A real holiday cavnlvnl! Pavilion
nsqucrude! Wed! Everybody's going!
23tl
Several residents of tho rlly have
reported that they havo rlpo straw
berries In their gardens nt the present
time. While there nro not enough for
a shortenko or a big feed, there Is
enough to show that the "climate" Is
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
still with tho .valley. Grants Pns f-
Courlor.
There will be a regular rommunlrn
Hon of Iteames chapter No. 60, Wed
nesday evening, loc. 27th nt ":"().
Masonic hall. Initiation, 2311
FOR RENT New 6 room hungnlow on
pavement: garage, woodshed, walks.
cement drive. Phone 13-Y. 2"S
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
o per yard
Duttoni covertd.
The driver of the Medford-Klamatu
Falls stage reported today that when
on his trip yesterday from Klamath
Falls to this city the summit of tlio
ureen bpring mountain had but a
quarter of an Inch of snow. However,
it was snowing then and It is ventured
that at least two inches ,of snow is
now on the -summit. ; Tho road ovor
tho mountain is kept clear of snow by
the stage line and others co-operating.
Mr. and -Mrs. Percy Wells of Klam
ath Falls, former well known residents
of this county, passed through 'here
several days ago onroute to spend two
weeks In Portland.' ' ' ,
Ulg New Year dance. Oriental Ball
room Sat. night. 213
F. XI. Phelps and family have return
ed from San Francisco where they
spent Christmas.
Chas. A. Smith of fiuch, spent Wed
nesday In Medford. ' .
W. O. W. ' '
Christmas tree, Thursday evening.
December' 28,- 7:30, r. O. O. F. hall.
Medford Camp No. 90, .Woodmen of
the World. - For members, families
and friends. . 237
ntH Kiddles nt Clu lstmns Tree. '
COBLEN'Z, Dec. 'O.--iNine hun
dred children wero tho guests of the
American, forces with a huge Christ
mas tree celebration
irish.delegates -Jmmdford
The Irish delegation who have been
the guests -of Father Powers left
Tuesday morning for San Francisco
after a visit of four days here. They
wore charmed with what they saw of
Medford arid vicinity. Fatlior O'Flan
agan Is a specialist in botany and was
interested iu the trees, -flowers and
plantB of thlsplace. ..He has the hope
to try the experiment in Irelnnd of
these and firmly, believes lt -wljl suc
ceed. While here ho assisted in the
services of ' the - Catholic churcb 'on
Sunday and Christmas. Ha preached
eloquent and Instructive sermons on
Sunday at the 10:30 mass and' at the
Christmas midnight mass.
On Friday evening in tho Exposition
auditorium, San Francisco, the princi
pal speaker will be Joseph O'Doherty,
Irish scholar and delegate to the Dail
Eircann from northern Ireland. ' He
ll as been actively allied with the Irish
movement from the beginning. Father
O'Flanagan who was the vice president
of the Dail Will also deliver nn address.
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MAY-McAV;OY
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
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DE MILLE
piduct'ion
Aiid then .tli ink.' of a noted stage success and a
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for yoijrself and you'll have tlie bill now here!
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BOOTH TARKINGTON
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