Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWOF, TWO ' oca diid ' ' Personal Eddie Dtirno, conch of the hiali schrol, rcturncil from ICumno this morning and Is back on tho job at the hlKh school mapping out a basUcCia'l 8( bedulu for tlio early part of Ihe : on. Tho first same will HKely Uo played a week from Friday night. Kddio Bays lie buw tlio Suo'.t liib school eleven in action against tlio Corvallis train and that Medford would have given tho Scott outfit a stiff battle. . . . ! Tuesday, December tho 1-th, wan lucky day at the Crater Lako Hard-' ware Co. ' ' 242 There's no place like Holmes for complete Insurance service. There was a heavy fog this morning which required auto drivers to K-' along more carefully than usual. Two autos came together this morning at! the intersection of West Main and' drape streets, with slight damage. j Sound Red YVinesap apples 75c a' box. Independent Fruit Co. 24H Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hendershott and children returned lo their home in' Kugene by automobile Sunday morn ing. They spent the holidays with Mrs. A. R. Phlpps. The time limit fir returning on holi day excursion tickets expires at mid night tonight, and hence the pasuen gr trains are doing a big business to day. This office Is prepured to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone US' and we will call. tr Dig dance, Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday, Jan.- 5, Peerless Four orches tra. Tickets tl.lU. Supper at Mrs. Hunt's Restaurant. Morrison and Holder, managers. 241 Ralph Cowgill and John Carkln, members of the legislature eloct for Jackson county, although the leglsla ture does not convent until January 8, next Monday, plan to leave for Port land on Friday or Saturday to attend the legislative conferences and cau cuses to be held in that city. The overhauling season is here. We specialize on reborlng . and honing cylinders. A stock of pistons, rings and parts on hand. We repair all makes of cars $1.00 per hour. River Bide Garage. It' Tuesday, December the 12th, waB Lucky day at tho Crnter Lake Hard ware Co. 212 Pair and colder weather is predicted for tonight, and rain Is the prediction for tomorrow. Thirteen hundredths of an inch more of rain Tell during the 24 hours ending at 8 o'clock this morning. Don't overlook paying your city assessments. There is a penalty of five per cent after January first. 24 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Phipps entertain ed Friday with a one o'clock luncheon at their new home, 111 Almond street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hen derahott of Kugene. Tho Invited guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Hoiidurshott, Miss Hetty Jane, and Hormaii Phipps Hen. dershott, Mrs. A. R. Phipps, Mr. Pros ton Phipps, Leo Phipps, Miss Phipps, (!hns. Isaacs, Misses Clnudia and Anna Kltim, Miss Kathryn Dunham, Miss I'atton, Mr. and Mi's. David Phipps, Miss Gladys Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aidler. MnttroBS work all kinds. Modford Auto Top Co. Phono 104. tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First cIobs work and prompt service. tf Larry Schade arrived home tills mor ning from having spent New Year's day In Portland. Ho said Unit Portland had ono of the hardest rains yostorday he ever saw, but had no information on Portland's interior ' wctnoss boyond more minors ho heard. The Crator Lako Hnrdwnro Co. an iQiinco that TuoBday, December 12th was Lucky day. Thoy will have anoth cr Lucky day in January. 212" System Survico Co. writes Ftro and all other Insurance. Strong companies. OCficu 2nd floor Modford llldg. tf Mr. and Mrs. Ward Spats and Don ton returned Sunday from n holiday visit to friends and relatives In Port land. They made tho return trip by auto and report tho going rough. . We vulcanize and retread every day; no waiting. L'xchanRO Tire Co. 242 nig Now Year dnnce, Orlontal Hall room Snt. night. 24H Mr. and Mrs. George Porter started tho Now Year by moving Into their new home on Minnesota avcuuu. Auto Insurance. Brown & White. f.D0 motor driven horns at the Klectrio Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay who havi' been visiting friends and relatives In tho city and valley, returned the last of tlio week to Reno, Nevada, where .Lr. Gay Is connected with the Clark llenery construction company. Snappy New Year dnnce! Oriental llalliOJin! Sat. night! Don't miss it! v. , S13 Hot tamales and chill con came at I)e Voe's. ', tf" Gargle Throat With Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore " Throat or Tonsilitis lruarn m llAinilCMA Blld I'tliVlite UAr pie hv dissolving two Haver Tablets ol Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of w.iter flsrpio throat thoroughly. Kepct ii two hours if newMry. Be sure rou uwonly the genuin Bsyci Tablets of Aplrin, marked with thi Bayer Cross, which ran tw hd in tir boxei o( twelve tablets for few crati. W. C. Kenney, premier hog raiser of I Miss Alice Vander Sluls, former H. J. Miller and wife of Yrcka, Cal., H;1 ins Valley, a fair and fertile district' Ashland girl and now a resident of 'returned (o their home Tuesday after tributary to Gold Hill, is registered at Medford, was in the city over the week j spending N'cw Year's in this city and tlio imperial. I'p and down Muln'end. She played In tho orchestra for! Ashland. ' street, from the lion Ton sweet shop to the west switch, Mr. Kenney is dance. Ashland Tidings. , turn to Power Co. 211 Oregon Experiment Station. tiojm.-.Usually, lwweyer, tho lato un known as Hill." His home shire.l Woodmen, report at Xatatorium to-1 The Rogue reached the highest )in: ! As is well known to tho fruit grow- plications produce littie or no Increase Sums vulley, lias long since dropped night at 7::!0 p. in. for parado. Iiiitia-!f the year on Sunday morning when 'era and farmers of the Rogue Kiverliu yield- the first teuaun. V.'c have tho apostrophe, though it really wasjtlon and entertainment to- follow, j it was a full six feet above normal valley, the Southern Oregon Exncri-j found" that" far more 'satisi'actory re named for old Chief Sam, a benevolent Committee. 211 j water level. The hard rains of Satur- ment Station has been conducting ex-suits can lie obtained by applying Indian patriarch who was there to Miss Dolhe Stowell a former real- day n'fc,lt ca"80u- te river to start on tensive fertilizer experiments during theso fertilizers during the inontli or welcome the rirst Rogue river settlors.! ,.' . ',,..: , R,.,, a rampage. It took out u part or the the past eleven vuars. January. Tills is particularly t' ue Chief Sum refused to wage war against the white brothers, interceded in their behalf, und died In the odor of sanc tity. He must have spent not a few hours or his spare time in sowing the land to beads and ancient copper coins, for occasional finds or such cachcB are Invariably attributed to his fore thought. Portland Oregonian. There will be a penalty of five per cent on city assessments if not paid by January first. 241 Danco where the crowd goes. Orien tal Ballroom. Sat. night. 243" Mrs. A. J. Helms and sons Robert and William of Josephine county, silent the New Year's with friends and relatives in this city. Milk and cream at Do Voe's. tf There's a busy business College In your home town. GWN. A pruning demonstration under di rection of the county agent's office Is being held this afternoon at the Omega orchard near Talent. If you have some second-hand win dow sash suitable for hotbed, phone SSti-X. tr The following reminder to people who sell poultry nt tho public market is posted on the bulletin board of the market, for the year 1923: "All chick ens and ducks on tho public market must be drawn and have their heads off." Hemstitching and plcotlng, silk or cotton, 8 cents per yard. Cor. Main and Ilartlctt. The Vanity Shop, tr Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 252 Oliver Anderson and Robert Norris, or Phoenix, left Monday morning in n light roadster, for Corvollls, in order to be on hand when the Oregon Agri cultural" college resumes Its work for the winter term. When better automobiles are built, llulck will build them. tf Auto Insurance. Brown & White. This week's Issue of tho Oregon Voter, contains sketches of George W. Dunn. Ralph Cowglll, and John H. Car kin, the Jackson county delegation to the legislature, with photographs. The representation of a lighthouse appears In the lobby of the Rlalto theater,' by way of calling attention to the current feature film attraction at that theater. ' The following hardware merchants will close at 5 p. m. during the month of January. Signed: Young's Hardware Co., Crater Lake Hardware Co., Mad- ford Furniture & Hardware Co. 241 Gold Hill had two Inches of snow last week, and Ashland had nono. Hilt, Calif., has had snow since the last of November", and had eight inches of snow bpfore the last storm the first of tho week. Ashlnnd Tidings. When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or como to 711 12. Main street. Provide against loss, insuro with Redden nnd Canaday. MIbs Kthcl Trnutfothcr who has been In Los Angeles Tor the past year, arrived In Medford yesterday and will be at homo to her friends at 48 N. Orange street. For Sulo Singing cnnarloB. 847-Y tf W. O. W. Hlg initiation. Now sec ond degree. Entertainment. Natator- ium. Members only. Wednesday, Jan uary 3rd. Parado starts 7:45 p. nt. Neighbor, dou't miss this. Coinuiittoo. 241 Carter Hoggs, son or Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hoggs, loft yesterday afternoon tor San Francisco where ho will con tinue his studies at tlio military acad emy ho is attending near that city. Jackson county has a live secession movement, many people there advocat ing annexation to California. Their latest grlovanoe is Portland's allogcd iiiiliH-r.ro in taking tho Toledo high school gamo to Corvallis. Kugene Guard. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Walluco Wood, phone 10S. 711 Fust Main. We make allowances on old tires on new ones. F.xchnngo Tire Co. 242 William M. Ilriggs, Jr., of Ashland, spent Tuesday in the city attending to legal business. Mr. Priggs is city attorney of Ashland, and prodlcted that his official head would be cut off by tho incoming administration. Woodmen, report 'nt Nutntorlum to night at 7:30 p. m. for parade. Initia tion and entortaiimiont to follow. Com mittee. 241 Judge V. M. Calkins accompanied by Mra. Calkins and his sister will likely leavo tomorrow for southern California by auto. They were to have left Monday, but were delayed by an accident which occurred Sunday night while the Judge was enroute home with his sister from Kugene. Coming through the Cow Creek canyon the car struck a log in tho road and was thrown into the ditoh. A wheel was broken but neither tho Judge nor his sister were Injured. Armstrong cords puts the miles In mileage. Phone 277-J, Stur Motor & Supply Co. Start the new year right by having your nutomobllo work done at the iverslde Garage. tf Duo to the hlg ceremonial being held In the Nut today by tho Woodmen of the World, a forest has npimtrcd on the basketball rioor und tlio I rut workout of tho high school basketball squail will not he held until tomorrow evening. For Sale New Columbia phono graph records at half price. Victor, llruiisivick. Columbia, Patho & Sonora phonographs and records nt rodurod prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street, next to Farmers ft Fruitgrowers Kank. Phone 4du-J. If Bring In your old tlrea and have us put on guaranteed retread. Kxchange Tlie CO. JU' MTntPORD MATL the big K'ks' New Year program and, , ,,, .-i.wi. ,i i.i... i ,i,J ! is visiting friends and relatives in the city and valley. Good alfalla hay Tor sale, very roa- either baled or loose. Inquire, Jackson County Creamery. 241'. Radio fans of the city and valley report that New Year's eve they heard , the siren on the roor or the Times 1 uunuing at ios Angeies, surieh a greeting to 1923, as plain as an Kspee locomotive by tho local water tank. January first will be the last day to ; pay city nssessnionts without penalty, 241 Harold Woods who had been fioend-!tant ing the holiday vacation with his cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woods, left last night for Corvallis where he will resume his studies at O. A. C. For Sale 10.000 acres of land con-' sistlmr of alfalfa, train and stock ranches, orchards and timberlaud, some irrigated: also mining property. All property must and will be sold at some price. Some as low as 1.00 per acre, 5 to 10 years time. T. W. Miles, Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg., or Gold Hay Realty Co., owners. 15 Far-j mers and Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-J. Kvorett Trowbridge returned this morning from a brief business trip to, Portland. Don't forget to pay your city assess ments before January first. 241 John T. Summervllle. a former bar ber and councilman of this city, and a member of the internal revenue BtaiT during the Wilson administration is ono or the "faithful democrats" be seeching Governor-Elect Pierce to ap point him Insurance commissioner. This is one of the fattest plums at the pie counter and swarms with appli cants. Until further notice Dr. Elliott shall not be in his office on Thursdays. 247 There were 14 cases in tho police court of the city lost month, and the total of fines collected and forfeited footed $130, according to the report submitted by Judge Taylor to the city council. There were six arrests for Intoxication on the street, fop which fines of $H, $10 and $15 were imposed. one cash bail of $15 was forfeited, and a jail sentenc of 10 days und one day were Imposed. There were two cases of possession of intoxicating liquor, for which cash bail of $75 was forfeited, and one case of disorderly conduct in which $20 bail was forreitod. A rine or $10 wus Imposed tor driving a car with nn open cutout. Four casos were investigated but not docketed. . Good alfalfa hay for sale very trea sonable, either baled or loose. Inquire I Jackson County Creamery. 241 Tlio public market or this morning was quito light in thaj way or patron age but fairly good In offerings. Special prices on retreading. All rptrenda nmirantnpd. Hxclmnun Tire Co. 2421 Jesse Houck who has been ailing with a bad cold lor a week, ia able to come down town again. For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone Valley Fuel Co. Phone 78. Have you tried that big milk shake at DeVoe's? tf MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Hurry- mother! Kvcn a sick child lov.ea the "fruity' taste of "California Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open tho bowels. A tcnspoonful todav may jwevent a sick child tomorrow. i con stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue conUd, breath bail, remember a (food cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask your druggist for genuine 'Cali fornia rig Syrup which has directions for babies ana children of all ages i printed on bottle. Mother! ion must y t"alifornja" or you may get an imi tation tig rup. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOlt 11KNT KurnislKMl bachelor rooms. Inquire Hluo rVont Shop. evonliiKS. l'lione 404. 114 1 KOK SA1.1C (inoil gevon room modern home, clone in, one or two lots, a snap for qnlck sale. 40'-1 Meilt'oitl HlOft. Tel. 4. 2U WAXTB1V I'ure lived llolstelti Itox 132, R. V. I). 3. Medfonl. bull. 2!.- KOK S.M.K Good airnlfa hay. very reasonable, either baled or loose. Inquire Jackson County Creamery. 243 KOK S.U.i; 10.000 acres of land con-, sistini; of alfalta. grain and stock : ranches, orchards and tiuibcrlur.d, some Inipated; also mlnlnn proper-1 ly. All properly must and will he ; sold at some price, some as low as $1.00 per aero. S to 10 years tlmo. . T. W. Miles. Attorney. Jackson Co.! Hank Itldv., or Cold Kay Realty Co.. owners, IS X. t!rapo St., adjoining Farmers Krullgrowers Hank. Phone 4ij".J. FARM IMPLEMENT REPAIRING Spray Rigs and Engines j Williams Implement Service 28 N. Bartlctt METVF(VRD,-OIM"fiO. Lost Small marten neckpiece. Re- old Anient dam and also took out: several sections more or the dam be- j low the steel bridge. As both these structures were about rotted out, this wag expectetl.-Crants Pass Courier You can get it at De Voe's. tf Adrian Loriand left last nlaht ror Corvallis to resunio his studies at the state college after having spent the holiday vacation nt home. All members of the official board cf the Christian church are reauested to attend the meeting Wednesday even- lug, Jan. 3 at 7:30 p. m. at the church, 1 Election of orriccrs and other impor- business. The deaconesses are! par-!als0 requested to attend this meeting. 241 u- uoiorooK and lamtiy nave re .turned from a holiday visit with Mr. lloitirooK s relatives in Albany and.ers apply these fertilizers in late win- oiner Willamette valley towns. Dr- Lincoln Kallen has resumed his I practice at 213 Liberty Bldg. 240 tan von uer neuen is considering plans for the building of a new home on his ranch near Wcllen in the spring, to cost in the neighborhood of $3000. ; Furniture repaired and made to oraer. Work called for and delivered. ' Phone Wm. Bradley 199-L. 24S j Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCurdy re turned yesterday from San Francisco where they visited Mrs. McCurdy's parents over New Year's. , I Mrs. Burros McClain and son left this morning for Klamath Falls where they will spend the next three weeks with Mrs. McClain's sister. THAT BAD BACK Vo you have a dull, steady ache in the small of htu back sharp, stab; hing twinges when stooping or lift ing distressing urinary disorders? I For had back nnd weakened kidneys: Modford residents recommend Doan's 1 Kidney Pills. Head this Medford : statement. 1 Mrs. W. B. Lano, 227 S. Holly St..: says: "I have used Doan's Kidney : Pills for attacks of kidney compla.nt-1 My back was "weak and lame and I J felt dull and run down and my kid-, neys acted h-rejctiTurly. Doan's Kid-! noy Pills soon relieved these troubles,' strcnKtheninR my back nnd kidneys. ( I gladly recommend Doan's to any one needing1 a kidney remedy." Price 6 0c a t all d ca le is. Don't simply ark for a kidney remedy Ret j Donn's Kidney Pills the Mime that, Mrs. Lumi had. Foster-MUburn Co., j M ft'H.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. I 11 IIIIIII!II!lllllllltll!li!llllllllll!IH j i - j BEGINS TOMORROW AT 2:15 I 1 1 d WHEN : :J 1 . IItoigeihoqd 1 II '''WllftPff 'WAS IN I m . mm. i r " 11 fai Hisw-i .fa ivissssff'iaisuMm fsr- l I 11 j iiS I The famed-; Snper-Pilm now enjoying sensational s ! S ! I IFa X & r triumphs ia London, Now York, Chicago, Los Ange- W V? 1 les, Snn Francijco Making history for attendance is S NEVER BEFORE SKOWN AT THESE PRICES: ' uV MATIM I:, n.V; MtiHT, lOWKl! 1 l.iwill, T.jc; ItAI.roXV, .V.r K'v vt 1 vV S I , I I Mil milium i'nii,, .lo, i . I mill -ti-H miiininj t in i iimi.-n , n, ''.1 iR , , Vi::w' S:M- 7M-9:'-"- . .sa . , i I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH WKDXKSDAY, .TANTAIiV Farmers! Apply Bv F. C. Reimer. Suai. Southern The fertilizers containinir nitrogen.! like nitrate of soda, nitrate or lime, or; sulphate or ammonia, have given rc - markable increases in yield on apple, i n.ir !in,l ii.nw h lr,.o ( Fertilizers containing sulphur, such or ciiiior. phosphate, have given tremendous In - cr.-ases in yields or alfaKa and clover. 1 Tiw, in,-,n wo,i vii,i .,r.i.i..i i. these fertilizers have been so largo tn i.rmn nvrm.tionaiK- i,rrii-i.i,.- met, no other expenditure haB brought the increased profits, produced by these commercial fertilizers. It has become very evident in all of 'our work that these fertilizers should! be applied very much eariler on the ;Ueavy soils of this valley than is usually practiced. .Many of the grow- ! ter or early spring.-and if the snrina jan,i ear!y summer happen to be ex - ccptionallv wet or rainy, good results ARTHUR AMERICA'S GREAT BASS-BARITONE PAGE Til EAT MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8 Seats on Sale Saturday, January 6 Mail Orders now Lower floor, 2.00; Bulcony $1.50, .. $1.00, 50 'cents.- (lillilit-n tindrr I'J yrs, U.V aiiytime. (Thw nilti-s Inrludo'nar tax.) . . , r I ' fi "A 11 Fertilizers Now tare obtained from su uch late applica- with fruit trees where the roots are some distance below the surface or me , i soil and where it requires considerable : time fur the fertilizer to penetrate the I coil t llio ilnol l of t 10 HWl SVSIU1U lit is also tm! of the. various sulphur ; ffotnizci-s. Harticulai'lv sulphur and jgvpsuiu which dissolve very slowly, ! I therefore urge all growers to apply tij fuvHii-rs - iiit as soon as pes- aslsiblo after this date. None of the1 in fMiiiiu iu lost hv such early applica-i tion. in tills climate, and on our sous, and nine years out of ten Tap more satisfactory results are obtained than Iroin the late applications. Attention j AH Veterans of the Civil War and, their families -.are invited to be in, attendanca at American Legion hall, j Medford. not later than ! p. m. on 1 Thursday, Jail. 4th, 102.",. I American and World War V Spanish-; etc rails ' Milks :1 T:::0 p. 1 and families al T::;u p. m. Jt....i lation of officers or U. A. k. rai mm W It. C. Corps, lly order of ' ' W.VI. LYMAN, Post Commander U.'w. LUKH. Adjutant. 5 WHAT A WONDERFUL -'."SHOW.:Vi ,If you haven't seen, it -1 Just .ask ' yourseit wrmx kind of a picture it must be tbat can keep such 'crowds coming in .this week's weather!";1- ' " TONIGHT LAST CALL! IRRESISTIBLE HAROLD LLOYD in GRANDMA'S BOY" Ask everybody: They'll tell you ' ' Grandma 's Boy " is some boy, and that it is the best motion picture they have ever seen. It's a fact ! B.-M.ajw i ii ii Ctmi lit It 1m r SI