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MKDTOKI) MAIL TIMIirXK. !MEDFOTD, : OTMlf)X, -SATURDAY. JANUARY 20, 102? PA ("IE TWO Tocal and ILd Personal There lire nine feet and -seven Indies or buow at Crater Lake accoiil lug to a telephone message received here by Superintendent Alex Sparrow yesterday from Pete Old, the ranger stationed In Crater National Park. This Is two feet more than the depth of snow at the lake last year at this .time. . ; . . f ; ' MIss'Florenoo'Oruves and Ida Wood, piano teachers. ! Stildlp 42ti S. Jvy St., Phone 775-W. 25,1 Closing: out all our farm machinery, several itood buys:.; Patton & Kobin 8011. Inc! . . .: , ( ', '. . tf The big clock' of lie Soutuern Pu cific depot waiting room, which wns sent to the railroad's clock repairer at Portland the first of this week, Is still there. Asked as to whether ho had heard when, the much missed timepiece would be back Mark Mont gomery, the- local S. P. agent, ven tured the opinion- that the repairer was Just going over the clock with a vacuum sweeper to locate the trouble, and that it would be back In a week or two. Dance! Oriental' Ballroom! Sat. night! Admission 10 cents. 25ti Finest stock of 'Fiunuuette Walnut trees In Oregon at Grants Pass Nurs ery, N. 10th St; 250 Owing to the death of "Wally" Ueld, the management of the nialto Theatre has taken ', oft the comedy "Ghost Breakers," yhjcl; was, advertised for today's showing and another picture lias been put on in Its place. 16.50 motor driven horns at the JNectric Shop. Oriental Hallrooin! Sat. night!. 250 A- largely attended community meet ing and social gathering of the farmers of the Table Rock district and their families was hold at the Table Hock 'school house last night. Sat. night dance!' Oriental Ball room! - 256 ' We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. . tf Former Mayor C. B. Gates arrived home tikis morning from his visit to Portland and Salem this week. He spent Thursday and Friday at Salem watching the doings of the legislature and enjoyed two visits with Governor Pierce. '-..'' Dance, Eagle. Point, oat. nlto. 2G7" I After the fire It Is too late to In sure. See Reddon & Canaday now. 254tf .' Doctors yestorday performed an .'operation on B. W.' Barham, amputat ing both his feet, whicn were mane useless 'by frost-blto, suffered' while trapping.. According to reports, the old trapper Is getting along as well as .could bo expected. Up, to date nono of his family has arrived from Modford . it, be wfth hlnv during-. his Illness. .Klaniuth Falls Herald. '; For Sale 3 small hand sprayers at . half price. Phone A. F. Brodt, 7'49-H vinlniri or write general 'delivery. .Modrord. , 267 ".Plant a prune orchard Finest Ital ian trees now on hand at Grants Pass Nursery, only 26c each In acre lots. .North. 10th St, Grants Past.. 250 All persons Interested in tho study pf "Prayer," may liBten to u discus sion of that subject at the Presby terian church both morning and eve ning tomorrow. "Prayer and the Helgn of Uaw" and "Pride and llumllJ lty In Prayer" as shown In the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican will be the morning and evening subjects. A. male quartet will sing for several . bundays In place of thoinlxod qiiartot on account of the Illness of a member of the lattor. August Delhi, Dr. W. t,V. Howard, ForreBt Edmeadcs and Mr. Waldron constitute the male qiiar 'tet which will slug at the- morning 'service "The Radlnnt Morn" by Wood ward, and a goBpel quartot ontltled "Don't Forget Jesus." Mr. Edmeados .will also stng ''Unanswered" by Utah o. .' ' , J' Oriental' Ballroom Sat. night. A1-. ford's orchostra. 256 ' Suits cleaned and pressed. Pantor (iim Dye Works. Phone 2-14 and we willcull. ' tf .. Lewis Robertson, of Calico, Is to 'hi married .Sunduy at Hertford, ' to Miss Etta Grieve, of Eagle Point, ac cording to word received today. Urania Pass Courier. if' Autii Inmirsnra. Brown ft White. Dear Folks: told i:. mo" Don Splngtr was xmn- out liwit Sunduy. Come ngaln, Don. HrliiK Sir. lien next, time . ',Shv i; Juxt luul outfitter been ill lu Dixie Club tuii-tin' last night! ! ! HnppiT at 7, anil Wry thing n tlierw 'copt pomutn. Tliry had Hit' ."(uttW ! "yiilliT yiiiiiN, too, Jliry ,mwi Soino ffi'fl, .Southern irt.vie! !! ,?! don't now where all the folks t'anio from, but when they got there It. was Mime menagorii- ItebelB were til Ihc ninjorlty, lmt there) were Vine lire ( I won't toll you what ItowVs iftlontv railed 'nil, but ho Mire ought to coino lo t liuivh toinoiTow and ro- ; Kn'1, .mid there were HhiuM. He. pub's., IMiio's., Irrli'triana. Moth. odistK n I'd p'linrnH of oilier lia lloimlllli.H. The Viinkiin not the NiM woiil l"y marrying Southern Hi'iuiIIom. -.It wns ItolH. V.. luf'H blrtlidny, and there was a guslu-r of oratory, liven Krc'd Menr Yankii', that lie 'W waxitl cliKninit In his tribute to titn tireut So. tioiii'ritl. - i:l.Bl In ll' rvculim, "llle," Tarry Slo llmk to Old V" !., .'.iTTro wrvwt up, and the "Break Down" wiih IcpimhI off with ''The Vai HimiI." . I'mlcr the innglr aM'll or tho- hospitality f '' '" N''- i ()rvw rverlil)' had a "liandsonie" lime. (And aomo of tlio 1XY i-liib-Imt are- toralng to CHVIMni lo morrow. ) Yours, otc. mIo: M.'Ej.Oinrcli,.. F. K. Jerome was arrested last night by Patrolman Smlthton on the eust side of town for disturbing the i,i,n,a nf the inhabitants of that section by running with the cut-out on his Chevrolet open. He gave ball for his appearance in city court today. If you have some second-hand win dow sash suitable for botbod, phono 8S6-X. tf' Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 207' The Weed basketball teams arrived on. the 5:35 train' last evening and were met by a delegation of high school students. They meet the Ash land high school teams at'AsJiland to night..". Pownr sprayer for sale cueap. new. Phono Mr. Brodt, 749-R evenings, or write general delivery, Medford. 257 , Dance, JackBon Hot Springs, Satur day..' ' 2r'f '' Reports from tourists coining from California are that the highway is clear and in good condition over the Sisklyous and that snow is plied along the edge of the road in places four feet deep, but does not Interfere with traffic. Chiropody. Phone 61j-j. 1 -m Th Pantorluin Dye Works and ask about our monthly club rates. Four suits sponged ana pressed VI 00 nor month. Club members' suits cleaned for $1.00. tf I he chilly spell of yesterday aim v .i una not nnarlv as cold as the same two days a year ago, but a heavy fog this forenoon made the tempera ture disagreeable. The coldest tem perature of a year ago this morning was 12 degrees above following the minimum temperature or 4 degrees above the morning before, while the coldest temperature of this morning was 24.5 degrees. ' Hemstitching at Deuel's. 207 Dance, Jackson Hot Bprlngs, Satur day.. ' - ,256 George A. Gardner, county judge, returned home today from attending a meeting of the Btate highway com mission at Salem. , For Sale 10,000 acres of land con sisting of alfalfa, grain and stock ranches., orchards and tlmberland, Borne irrigated; , also mining property. All property must and will be Bold at some price. Some aa low as $1.00 per acre, 5 to 10 years time. T. W. Milea, Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg., or Gold Ray Realty Co., owners, 15 Far mers and Fruitgrowers Bank. Phono 405-J. ".'',' Everything In highest grade uursery .Btock. ornamental, berries of every, description, nut trees, etc., at Grants Pass Nursery on North 10th St. .256 Rev. F. R. Leach, pastor of the First BaptlBt church, announces a theme for Sunday 7! 30 p. m. which should uttrnct many to the BerviceA His theme- will be "Would Christ Bo Wanted in Medford, If Ho Were oh Earth?" The siieaker will apply the question to the business, political, so cial,. Industrial and religious life of 'the olty. f lie Instrumental trio, con sisting of Messrs. Janes, Root and Scott, will have two good numbers, and Mrs. Scott will sing. a solo, which will be enjoyed. Dance, Jaokson Hot Sprlugs, Satur day. ' 2;' Dance Sat. Oriental Ballroom. Al- ford's orchestra. 256 Mrs. George Llndley and daughtor 'left this morning tor Klamath Falls where they will remain for a row days' visit. All kinds ol rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108, 711 E. Main. . , B. W. Meadows has opened a com bination repair shop on the corner ot S. Front and 8th- Mechanical black smithing, latlui work, grinding, filing and gun making. 2r,8 C. C. Cate, county agent, nttonded the community meeting and onjoynblo social gathering held last night at tho Table Hock Bchool houso. Strnwberrlos, 0 varletlos, best only c each In any quantity at Grants Pass NuraeTy on N. 10th 8t. 25K' A bale of 3-4 size blankets shipped UhI fnll Just arrived. We put on sale at $1.49 per pair. Hutchison & Lums den. 2M There were a lot of chickens and "louts on sale at the public market this morning along with a goodly sup ply ot pvoduco of various kinds, and Including tho rinest beet and pork that has been seen in the market tor a long time past. Orlontal ballroom masquerade, Wed. Jan. 24. SM Snt. night dnncel Oriental Ball room! "k" Porter J. Noff returned home to day rrom a visit to Salem on legal business, during which he round time to drop In and watch tho legislature transact business. Ladles silk and wool hose, values to $2.50, to close out -we put a price of is! on them. Hutchison & Lums . 258 Hot tnmales and chill cou came ni Do Voe's. " A very unique cliHiactcrliution of the Dixie Club meeting of last night Ih given in the ad-letter of Rev. J. Kiindolph Sasnett In this Issue. Finest California Privet Hedge only 5c each, HoseH only 25c to nc each ut Grants Pass Nursery on North l"th St. . ' , ,:5,i Ladies black silk and wool hose: special to close out KSo pair. Hutchi son l.uniHden. 25s Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buckingham and .., i-ntnrm.il last night from several ........ ..i.i in Smi Francisco. 1'alo Alto. Redwood City and other Califor nia cltit'S situated In the Bay region. Grand masquerade Wed., Jan. 24. Oriental ballroom. 2S,i Better hurry! $45.00 buys moat any suit in stock for a few days only. Klein tho Tailor, 128 E. Mai up-..,.i,-. . Citizens of Modfonl received graphs this morning through' the mail rrom .1,.. rri..na .f Arthur l Silencer, roun- -i rnr ih. Union Pnciric. These graphs Illustrate the comparative per capita debts of states of the Vnlon nnrt tho ratios of net state debt to as sessed valuation, George Hunt and other local theatre offlcluls recelvoil films this morning from 8. P. train No. 13 shipped es- "How do you reconcile dlvlue-heal-ing with the work of Mr. Couc, who claims no Vmper-nuturul power?" is unclallir from the north to be shown 1 one of the questions which will be un ! Instead of the Wallace Reld picture at swered by Rev. J. R. Sasnett at the the nialto Theatro today. Pictures of Reld will bo withdrawn wherever they are bolng Bhown today In deference to the memory of the deceased Btar, as I today Is the day of Ilia funeral. Take your kodak films to Paluinr's Btudlo. First class work and prompt service. tf Learn Spanish In 30 days. Mearoru Business College. 258 Larry Munn has purchased the Roy Thomas residence on Minnesota ave nue and Mr. and Mrs. Mann and son, John, will occupy It in the spring. Better hurry! uil5.00 buys most any suit In stock for a few days only. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main, up stairs. ' Fine cotton blankets in white and gray In 3-4 size, at less than today's wholesale cobI, $1.49 pair. Hutchison & Lumsden, . 28 A. E. Reumes left last night on fl business trip to Portland and Salem. The highway commission yesterday evening service In the First Methodist Church tomorrow. Will trade farm tractor and plow, used less than 30 days, for live stock. F. P, Farroll, Jackson County Bank Bldg. . 247tf All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. , 711 East Main. . . . Kidney Troubls causes Lameness "A lameness followed me for some time, and I felt that it was caused rrom kidney, troublo. One bottle of Foley Kidney Pills had the desired of feet," writes H. B. Arbuckle, South Barre, 'Vernifct. Backache, rheuma tism, dull headache, too frequent or burning urination are symptoms of Kidney and Bladder trouble. Disord ered kidneys require piompt treat ment, iV'Kloct causes serious compli cations. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold everywhere. - Adv. ranted the request of the California tT00 LATE TO CLASSIFY Oregon Power company to stretch a f nnwer line between Grants Pass anu Wlldervllle on the Grants Pass-Ores cent Olty highway. , ... Habla UBted Espano)? Special eve ning Spanish class. Medford Business College. 258 This office Is prepared to print lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don t give your orders to traveling men and have them printed -out of Medford. l'none us and we will call. tf A number of out of town visitors were present u't the Weed-Medford basketball game at the N'at. last night, including Coach Walter Hughes of the Ashland, high school. Dance, Eaglo Point, Sat. nlte. 2iT Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 267. For u Sale New ' Columbia phono graph records at half price. Victor, Brunswick, Columbia, Patbe & Sonora phonographs and records at reduced prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street; next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-J. tf Ttle way would be opened for the appointment of as many state traffic officers as the secretary of state deems necessary if a bill introduced by Representative Cowglll becomes a law. TJie limit is now six at a maxi mum salary or $150. The Cowglll bill would make the minimum salary $125 and , the maximum $ 1 1 a. Portland Telegram. ' . . When bettor automobiles are built, Buick will build them. .' tf Wed., Jan. 24. Masqueradol 0'rl; ental ballroom. - 2uO' Clyde Gardner returned yesterday nrternboii from an hour and. a half fishing trip to Rogue River : add brought . with him three large steel head, the largest, of. which weigheil 'siSvOn pounds.' ; Ho reports that large. catches are being mado with eggs Auto insurance. Brown & White. iMllk and craim at DeVoe's. tf CONVALESCENT HOME, facing Park. ' Ashland, Is a. small ranch with rresh dairy and poultry products. Place to recover health. 25C FOR SALE Gas and Coke Range, with hot water coils; Alrdale puppies. Call Sunday morning 30 Rose Ave. WANTED To exchange city resi dence tor team, harness and wagon. Phone- 311-R. 258 WANTED Light housework by mid dle aged -woman; ' Enquire Wash ington Hotel. - 258 WANTED Capable shorthand writer with personality and energy for part time work; Gregg preferred. Ad dress P. O. Box-9Cl. ' 25S FOR SALE Strictly modern bunga low, hardwood floors, fireplace, nicely built-in features, comer lot, east front, plenty of shade. An un usually good buy, property can be seen Monday. 4 acres on highway close to Med ford, $500, under value. 5 acres 1 mile from Medford, good house, will trade for city property. Fine home in Ashland, acre of ground, all kinds of rruit, will trade Tor Medford property or close. in on highway. ' - ' A bargain with or without furni ture, modern 5 rooms, large screen porch, close In one block rrom pave- inont, lmnieujntfl possession. 40 acres.' 25 alfalfa, 3 timothy, 1 grain land: $5000 for quick sale. Strictly modern .bungalow, nicely furnished, $4200, terms; B room house, two lots, $950; $100 cash will handle property, on pave ment; good location. 25(i C. S. BUTTER FIELD. "ECONOMY MAKES HAPPY HOMES AND SOUND NATIONS. INSTILL IT DEEP. GEORGE WASHINGTON Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching. " Plcotlng ; Kc per yard. ' '. '". Buttons covered. ill!! SUNDAY SERVICES ' ' r ; ;.' 1 First Christian Church i ! ' ' 11:00 A. M. Sermon: I 'What the Christian Church Stands for . 1 : . Special Music Mixed Quartette. ' 7:30 P. M. Sermon: . E 'A Lion in the Way 1 Special Music Orchestra Selections and Vocal Solo by " Mrs. Scougall. EVERYBODY WELCOME Continuous Shows Toilny and Tortitnrow l'JSItl to; 11:00 V. SI. TONIGHT LAST TIMES THE DRAMA . . MAGNIFICENT TOMORROW Morion Davlea and Forv.t Sinn, ley In ."THE lOl'Sli DIANA" anil ;: . IIVSTEU' K EATON In "MV W'll'K'S KIXATIOV ' A habitable four-room house is better th'an a realm of air-castles also fj Pvn one dollar placed in our Association each month is better than dreams of a thousand. , . .,. 1923 will be just what you make of it in this regard. ' SAVE TODAY AND EVERYDAY For the past two years we have paid 8 per cent, payable semi-annually. 1 8 i 4 X i. Jackson County Building and Loan Association g A ... HOGGS, Secretary 1 t O. M. KIDli President. Would Christ Be Wanted in Medford IF HE WERE ON EARTH TODAY? 1 worth while question. 'How about the political, the business,' social and the chuvch life ? Hear it discussed and enjoy some splendid music at 7 :'M P. M. . 11A.M. "THE PLACE AND VALUE OF ENTHUSIASM" A person who cannot enthuse does not get. any where. . . ' (lo Sunday to the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .' s, . ; ;,,Tile friendly Church" X t,f i c -.j... R0V..F..K. Leat-ii. Tastor . To the Fruit and Vegetable Growers of the Rogue River Valley We have a common interest. You in growing, we in canning and marketing your pro " duceranct we invite your co-operation in developing a business for the coming years in early Beets, Asparagus, Spinach, Rhubarb, Beans, both green and navy, Tomatoes and all Varieties ... of berries and fruits. ' ' : If you will register with us in time the approximate amount of each you would like to sell us, itiinay enable us to cheok over: production of. anything and find market for all. We. will increase our facilities and equipment as your crops increase and, with suffi cient workers obtainable, there is every prospect wecan buy of you to your advantage all you - produce suitable for canning. , . , Rogue River Valley Canning Co. NEW BUFFET LUNCH Will Open at BROWN & BROWNS Corner Main and Front 5f., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923 Something Different in the Catering Industry Buffet Lunch Open 1 1 :00 A. M., to Midnight A House of Personal Service ' ? ' ' ' H.B.ADKINS,Prop. A Few Second Hand Bargains in Implements One second-hand wagon 2 spring-tooth Harrows 1 3l2 H. P. New Way Engine I 4 H. P. Novo Engine 1 Cletrac Tractor 1 12-20 International 'Tractor HUBBARD BROS. Corner Main and Pacific Highway-' in ? T ? T X X f X T t f t ? T ? I