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MEDFORD -MAIL' TRIBUNE, ' ' MEDFORD, OREOON. "SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17. Ifr23
Tocaland
uJ Personal
The istnffl:-" r"-i U t
th.
S'.i-.:
ford of'ire for the u'- ntSi i.f Jai.-ia.-y
were l'r ('!lt b."re ti.an f'.r tr..'-
ame month of !a.-t year, and a- f.'i
thia mor.th the refei,,ti fhow a I;tr"'
Kfcin oer tb reei;.ts nf a yea: ;
f r the same peri.vd in February.
Hemstitching at Ieuel'a. 2''
Another an e at Central Point F. i
dty. Feb. '!?,. Tlfken J5c. Peerless "4."
The February number of ti: '"Volt"
published by the California-Ores'.
Power company contains n.iK-h int..-r-eu'lnis
information oo chicken rai:n
in the IV-K 'O liivtr valley. Tin; article.
replete Willi nurtierotis l'aots and
flK'jrea taken from the records of lo?a
growers and makes a favorable im
iressl'.n on prosi."lIve settler in the
volley. Several attractive cuts (.'
loesl chicken ranches nerve t' Hhie
tratn thai eveilent edition of the
Volt."
Hell 'O Dear ' Vic. Get it where
they ei canJy. 2v
Per Sale 10.000 acres of land con
tinting of alfalfa, Knln and stock
lanches, orchards and titnberland.
KOnie irrigated; alf.r mininir j.roieitY.
All property mum and will be sold at
ome price. Son;e as low an $1.00 per
acre. S f 10 years time. T. W. Mile.
Attorney. Jacks.n Co. Hank Hide., or
Cold Ray Ilealty Co. owners. ID No.
Orat. nest to Parmer & I'ruitj-'row.
crs ank. Phone 465-.I. MO
The dance of the Klkn ladles at the
Elk temple last niisht was an excei
tlonally pleasant social nfrair with a
very larpre attendance of the Klks am!
their ladies. A feature was the Valen
tine dec-orations, which were arranged
and provided by -MiHS Ivlith Sweeney.
Hotter to have it and not need it.
than to need it and not have it? In
surance with It. A. Holmes, the Insur
ance Man. tf
Kvery memlier, man, woman and
child, of the Christian church Is.nreed
to attend the home eomlnu service of
the church at 10:45 u. m. tomorrow
He present then if you cannot attend
nny .other service. Wonderful pro
(Cram ban been prepared. 2S0
There waa general rejolclnB thniout
the city over the fact that the Medford
hudl school basket ball team won over
the RoseburK hish team at HosehurK
last night by the score of 47 to 34.
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. tf
For Sale New Columbia phono
graph records at half price. Victor,
llrunswlck, Columbia, Puttie & Sonora
phonographs ami records at reduced
prices. Miidic Shop, If. N. Crape street,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Hank.
Phone HiD-J. Mf
People coming down from Portland
gasp in astonishment when thuy lire
greeted with the springlike sunshine
of the Rogue' Klver valley. Through
the northern! part of the state und to
the top of Sexton mountain, the snow
In still deep but on this nldu or the
mountain buttercups and early spring
flowecH are found. (liants Puss Cour
ier. "Hell 'O near" -10c. Get it where
they sell candy.
Music by orchestra, congregation,
also duets and other special numbers,
iwwerlul gospel sermons by Uev.
Ilradford, pleasant pews, and u bene
ficial time is guaranteed at the Chris
tian church at both services tomorrow.
Closing of speclul services. 2S0
Mr. and Mrs. Phil llammill will
lavo Sunday for n two weeks visit
with Mr. nnd nrs. l.oonurd Carpenter
at Santa llarbara, Calif.
Mako your own records. See Pal
mer's Piano llouso ad In today's paper
.('loan cotton rags nrc wanted at
Mull Tribune office tf
Tho children of Mr. and Mrs. II. II.
Hammond who havo been confined to
their home with a severe cold, and
the oldest girl with nn attack of pneu
monia, are on the roud to recovery.
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Plr. 296
Dear Folks:
To rlmnli'li the events of the ic:'k
it mention evrylKidy I'd like to, wild
cat lip a d. of ace.
I t
The ('i nter laike Quartet Is gel I In'
Mima evidence of appreciation llicftr
ilnys. These boys have sung for a no.
of public "functions" this k, The)
lire HUM 10 slngel-N!
(Tiu-cnco -Mi-cker, who's sintlin
rciiiileiiiineo hi Ingx lots of trade to
the M. M. (.Methodist .Men) Co.,
Ami .Miicloiiougi, who hi. Id's you
about your shoes,
, And Cuiimlv, who'll get I' In jail or
out, ns llic cum1 may !'
And A, li. Vroiniiii, who'll council
tip your new house with l'edi Lake.
, hold that lor ".Male Munlr" I
cun't iM'iit timt combination in this
burg. They will be . nlt. ivd to the I
Avlnils Mon, iillo l Inn X irgin's ltn.Ho
scattcM'i-. And they slug most every
Sunday at rhiiiili.
!!
Tho l. T. A. doings 1'rl. nitn sliow.
r-d lip the great work lluil oruiinlji-.
Iiili is doing. The Hshiugiim chcr
rv trw Incident wax nuwi i iitely net
cl by Utile Wilson llai-hcr mid Alan
Kogi'i-M, and '-' of the t,..iy iliildii ii
did tlu i.lillely minuet Willi grace
flint, ref!' led some k.hmI training Im
a devoted mot her.
;
W. Wlilllock kinii ba. k from Hie
Past the other dm, and mi's lluil,
I ho lie docs bus. in tin, t;,.i,MI itui,.
Iio'll hnvo to charge nnm- fur most
rvrylblng this spring rail, Sn.1
news! 1 I lint then He can buy
what's left, lionl last ).nr at old
prlii 's.
!!
Iet every ImhIv that. Is, or ever bus
lieen n MellltMlist collli' out ,, In nr
lr. A. I, llowuiili tomoiniw morn
irut. lXMik lit llio iiiinoiincenient on
nnotller pug". Nomn im-at nitisle is
promised, Iim.
reo lT ttimorrotv. Yours Hie snm'e,
' J 'a st or, M. li. Cliuri h.
The cessation of the winter weather
la a elcome relief to stockmen of the
valley vho have been feeding heavily
for the last montn. Karly grass is the
l.rc-dMtion of Mike Hanley.
.Ml kinds of ronb and dres?el lum
'.er. lA'a!!ace Wood, (.hone ICS, 711
P. Main.
Herrydaie Store o;ien Sunday even
In's. isiifl V. Klver:de. S0
A Ires form making schril will be
held at the public, library Monday be
ginning at 9 a. m., conducted by Mi
Florence Teicti, the home demonstra
tion a pent, to which all women o'.
.Medford and vicinity are invited t;
attend.
iterce: Saturday! Oriental Hall
room! I'jO
clean cotton raga are wanted at
Mai Tribune office. tf
At ttie Presbyterian church from
now until Paster, the services will
point to that great event in the life of
our 1-ord. The sermons will have to
do with events and diameters tha'
centere. around and had to do with
the cross of Calvary and the Itesur
recti story. Pilate's dilemma and
how every man today faces the satn.
query "What shall 1 do with Jesip.
which is called the Christ?" will be
the subject for the sermon Sunday
morning. In the evening the theme
will be the Roman judge belore whose
tribunal Jesus Christ was condemned.
' Pilate, the Agnostic," and the appli
cation to present day agnosticism. At
the morning service ttie male quartet
will sing a song entitled, "One Swwet
ly Solemn Thought." In the evening
the young iieople's choir will lead the
singing. The problem stories for tiie
children will continue.
Pianos for rent; we also buy used
pianos. Palmer's Piano House. 280tf
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
I-oris Martin of the Trail district
siient Friday in the city attending to
business matters.
N'cel I.. Prskine gives piano lessons
at pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 214
Superintendent of School A. G.
Smith and Mrs. Smith left Friday
afternoon by an(o for Roseburg where
they will visit friends. Mr. Smith is
former superintendent of schools of
that city.
Just a line to remind you that I will
gladly duplicate any bonafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or less money and give you bet
ter servicer. N. 8. Ilennett, prop. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone GSO-J-2. tf
I.ticky day at Deuel's Jan. 24th. 286
Two pugilists known to local fight
fans are scheduled for bouts at Klam
ath Falls tonight. They are Wildcat
Welly and Joe Walters'.
When better automobiles are built.
Ilulck will build them. tf
Milk nnd cream at DeVoe's. tf
Miss Saly Cralghlll, formerly coun
ty health nurse, here for the past year
will leave this evening for Medford
where she wilt do similar work in
Jackson county. Tho office here was
abolished by the county court.
Kugene Guard.
"Hell 'O Dear" 10c. Get It where
they 'sell candy. . . 280
I.ucky day at Deuel's Jan. 24th. 286
In the handicap wrestling match nt
M'arahfield this week between Ted
Thye of Portland and Tom Ray of
Omaha, both well known In this""Wty
and valley, us wrestlers, Thye lost the
match. Ho agreed to throw Ray tw'ico
In !0 minutes.
For Diamond coal brfonuctB, phono
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 78.
Rhubarb nnd asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phono U80-J-2. tf
W. W. Truax has returned from a
mining trip In Josephine county.
Hot tumules nnd chill con carno nt
Do Voe's. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Rain Is the prediction for Sunday's
wenther. Tho sunshine of yesterday
and much warmer temperature than
had been prevailing for some time,
made overcoats uncomfortable, esiec
lally In the afternoon, nnd made
spring seem very close. There was
strong sunshine today ulso, but here
and thcro In the sky there were
streaks of cloudiness nt times. The
maximum tomperaturo of Friday was
04 degrees.
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
I.'den Vnlley Nursery, Phono 6S0-J-2.
' tf
Dance with tho crowd! Sat. nlRht!
Oriental Hallrooni! 2S0
Mr. and H'rs. Harry K. Toinlliison
wero among tho Ashlnnd peoplo who
attended tho Elks ladles dnnco lust
evening.
William A. Ilunna returned this
morning from a several days business
visit In Portland.
For fruit trees of all kinds seo Jas.
Inglls, representing tho Salem Nur
sery compKtiy In southern Oregon.
Headquarters, Holland Hotel. Special
long terms of payment to reliable par
ties requiring same. First class stock
only. Call, phone or write. If
Tho coming or spring Is evidenced
In the business section by nn nttrne
tlve dlHplay of garden bxds and sup
plies In the show windows of hard
ware stores.
All kinds of rough onil dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phono JOS. 711
P. Main.
Closing out all our form machinery,
several good buys. Patton & Robin
son, inc. tf
.Mr. nnd Mm. J. W. llutler arrived
home last night from their over a
month's auto trip to l.os Angeles and
other southern California isiints. and
Mrs. llutler comes back In greatly
Improved beallh. .Mr. llutler was on
duty again today In the office of the
M.-dford Furniture nnd llurdwuio
cotniutny.
Oriental Ballroom! SaL night dance!
"so
Crafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery,
Phone r.so.1 L tf
Handicraft fhop.
TIemtltchln(
Plrotlnk
He Dr yr4.
Bnttoni tottrtd.
wmiminrnr
Mrs. N. E. Childem and Mrs. C.
McCredie spent yesterday at Grants
Past as the guest of Mr. S. L. Ros.
Dance Saturday night In Oriental
Ballroom! 20
Asbury Heal! of the Central Point
district, was a visitor in the city Fri
day afternoon.
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Saml. Hate-man, 202 Maple
St.. Phone S12-J.
Carl Fichtner of this city spent
Thursday in Grants Pass attending to
business matters.
After the fire It Is too late to Insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
Walter F. Antie of Lake Creek spent
Friday afternoon in the city for a few
bouis attending to business matters.
Fruit, nut and st.aue trees. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone GW-J-2. tf
The grand jury for the February
term of the circuit court will be
called next Monday. February 19th.
and are expected to lie In session the
better part'of the week. The petit
Jury term will start a week later,
Monday, February alith, at 9::i0 a. m.
Dance! Sat. night! Oriental Hall
room. Admission 10c. 2S0
John Groves of liutte Falls Is spend
ing a few days in the city attending to
business matters. He visited Jackson
ville Friday afternoon.
Oriental Ballroom! Oriental Pall
room! Saturday night dance! iM
.The members of the local De Molay
chapter and quite a delegation ot
Masons of the city departed this noon
for Grants PasB where this afternoon
and evening tho Medford chapter will
install the new chapter of Grants Pass
into the order.
We have good values In nscd cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Several officials of the district
headquarters of the Standard Oil com
pany at Portland arrived in the city
today on a periodical insiiection tour
of the company's local service sta
tions. Thomlcss blackberry plants. Eden
falley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. tf
W. B. Mooney of Prospect was
among the business visitors today
from that sectfon of tho county.
Grafted Franquetto walnut Irees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone C80-J-2 tf
There was a splendid public market
this morning lor so late In the season,
but the patronage was not correspond
ingly heavy. A feature of the market
was tho offering of a large quantity
of dressed chickens, both stews and
fryers.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
George Stidham of Grantii Pass,
was a business visitor in Medford yes
terday. All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Tho work or installing the over li00
feet of casing In the Trigonia Oil Well
was begun yesterday, and it is expect
ed will be completed within three
days, 'after which drilling will ,be re
sumed again.
Genuine Hosch Magneto parts nnd
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth und
rinrtlott. tf
W. H. 8iimmers of Phoenix-- was
among the visitors in Medford yester
duy from that vicinity. 1 1
Ding cherry trees. Eden Volley
Nursery. Phone 080-J-2. tf
"Hake Homo and Broke," sj film
starring Thomas Meighan which was
booked for a showing Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday at the Page was held
for a third week showing in Portland
at the Columbia theatre. To take its
place the Page management secured
"Making the Man," featuring Jack
Holt, for a throe days run, commenc
ing tomorrow. This picture is anoth
er of Peter II. Kyne'lSumous stories
and claimed to he equal to "The Pride
of Palomar." "Hack Home and Broke"
will be shown at the Page In the near
future.
Saturday night dance! Oriental
Hall room! Launspach's orchestra.
280
James L. I. Inn, Jr., who was taken
from the steamship Winona, in iniil
Allantlc last week, while a galo was
raging, for medical treatment for an
infected finger, mangled In the ship's
machinery, is tho son of Mr. and Mrs.
James L. l.lnn. living near Eagle
Point, nnd the first news the rnmily
had of the accident and thrilling
rescuo, was from the Associated Press
dispatch printed In Friday's Mail Tri
buue. The father is a retired army
officer. Tho Injured man has a bro-c
ther Chprles living in San Diego, Oil.,
a sister, Mary, unit two brothers, John
and Prank, both In tho II. S. navy.
There's a busy business Collego in
your home town. GWN.
For fruit trees of all kinds see Jas.
Inglis, representing tho Salem Nur
sery company in southern Oregon.
Headquarters. Holland Hotel. Special
long terms of payment to reliable par
ties requiring same. First class. stock
only. Call, phone or write. tf
lo Meet Local Demands for Loans
We Need Several Thousand Dollars
If you who havo money to loan really want "our town" to grow, you could do
nothing hcttiT for Modlui'il than to jilaee your money with ns.
The returns to you are greater with safety, than any other Medford institu
tion. We pay 7 and 8 cr cent.
Loans made hy us are secured ly etmservative first mortgage's amply covered
ly insuran'o the safest financial transaction that tan he made.
Jackson County
C. M. Kidd, President.
V"'" j ' , - ,. , ......
RAY CARPENTER
GE1S 311
MONTHS
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Ray Carpenter, who pleaded guil-j
ly to a bootlegging charge three
weeks ago was sentenced to serve
three months in the county pail and
pay a fine of $400. by County Judge
Gardner today. The jail sentence
was suspended pending good beha
vior. Passing of sentence on Car
penter was "deferred a couple of
times. His place wag visited last week
by -a deputation from the sheriffs!
office with a search warrant. The
party found nothing, whereupon Car
penter issued an invitation for the
minions of the law to visit his place
any time they saw fit, in their search
for liquor.-
LAW OF THE TJTHE
The audience at the Christian
(hurch last night was one of the larg
est of the special meetings and the
service of the best.
The extra musical numbers were a
duet by Mrs. Harry Walter and Mrs.
W. It. Lamb and the several selec
tions by the ladies orchestra, both
of which were extra good. The la
dies' orchestra is a-new organization
and consists of some or tho best musi
cians in the city. Services tonight
at 7:3i
Want to Go to Jail?
If there is anyone who is anxious
to go to jail for 30 days, he will find
several effective suggestions as to how
to do it In the feature attraction at
the Rlalto theatre which closes to
night It is the late Wallace Reid's
last picture. "Thirty Days." Reid
was anxious to go to jail to avoid be
ing murdered. Ho had considerable
difficulty in getting in, but finally
managed It. But he had a much more
complicated time getting out
"Fools First" Offered
Marshall Neilan's "Fools First,"
featuring Claire Windsor and Richard
Dix, opens at tho Rialto theatre to
morrow at 12:30.
. The .film offers a-xrooU.story- with
Dix playing the leading character
that of a young- man brought up
amidst improper surroundings. Within
this character the battle between good
and bad progresses through the
story until he rinds himself in pleas
ant surroundings when the good tri
umps. ' '
The picture has bfen made with a
master hand and contains at least one
Incident of unusually high dramatic
power, regarding which the producers
havo decided to say nothing.
Page Stars Jack Holt
Jack Holt has another virile, vigor
ous role to play in "Making a Man,"
which Is at the Page theater tomor
row, Monday and Tuesday. He does
these things very well Indeed, giving
the Impression of manliness and
strength. The picture Is made from
Peter II. Kyne's story, "Humanizing
Mr. Winsby."
"Making a Man" Is the tale of the
social line of Geronlmo, Cal., a some
what snobbish young fellow, rich,
handsome, educated..
Going to New York, he finds that
deprived of the golden background of
IiIb home town halo, he doesn't mean
very much. But he proceeds to show
that he does amount to something.
Ho has fights on his hands and diffi
culties to overcome, all of which he
attends to In excellent style.
Eva Novak' la his eh let support
nmong the women. The men are
Clarence Burton, Bert Woodruff and'
J. 4'. Lor-kiiey.
R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Regular convocation on
Tuesday, Feb. 20th, 7:30
p. in. Visitors welcome.
2S2 A. F..NOTH, Secy.
Order of 11. P.
Building and Loan Association
Office 30 No. Central . 0. C. B0GGS, Secretary
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I SONGS FOR ELKS
Some of the latest sonz red hot
off Broadway wiil be sung in the
six'.h annu.il Elks Minstrels at the
I'uge !he.itre Monday and Tue.c.lay.
February Zi and I'T.
Mac Mi Donr.ld will undoubtedly
(vjse K .rr.. of the front row habitu
ates to shed a t.-ar or two for the.
s-jrig assigned to .Mac was composed,
not by a musician, but by a man high.
In put.li. esteem in certain sections.'
The score v-.is written by Senator.
Volstead and is ctititlt-d "Ailoon." j
Jerry Jerome will undertake to:
execute a number somewhat more
c'.assi.al than he lias usually pre-,
sci. l.d. It iK a song well rendered.
an.l full of feeling. i
Vera Vawtei's song pertains very
much to the rur.-U atmosphere and
will make many or 'the audience feel
quite at home.
Nothing can be said for or against
the f-ong picked, fur 1-trry Mann, as!
he is guarding it very closely intend-
yig it as a surprise.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
and mail It to Foley & Co., 2S35 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, HI., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con-1
stipation, biliousness, headaches, and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Card of Tnanks
I wish to express my sincere thanks
to my friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown -me
through the death of my husband; the
Rev. Mr. Lawrence for the beautiful
sermon; also for the beautiful floral
offerings. -MRS. C. F. HANSEN.
2S0
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED 20 tier of wood cut.
Phone 539-J-3. 2S2
FOR SALE Two fine Bronze torn
turkeys. Berkeley Orchards. 2S2
....Adequate, modern
equipment and real
skill make our Dry
Cleaning perfect.
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
H. W. CONGER.
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
Medford. Ore.
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Priced light
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Blue Front Fixit Shop
111 S. Holly St.
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phono 4.14
liawir Illadn Rhnnxmfna
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WE ARE NOTJrfS'SATISFlEO
UHLESSaS'VOU ARE'
CLOSING
Evangelistic Meetings
at the
First Christian Church
Hear .- .
GEO. L. BRADFORD, SUNDAY
11 A. M. "THE TESTING TIME"
7:30 P.M. "BUILDING A LIFE"
Special music by our large Orchestra and Quartette.
U Come
TOMORROW
Jack Holt
in
"Making
a -Man"
IMRKOr and better than
"Wlule Satan Sliw" and
the same nuthor
JT.TEil II. KYXK.
The kind of virile, lighting
role Jack Holt revels in.
Adults Hoc
Kiddies 10c
includes War Tax
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PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime Sulphur
Bear Creek Liquid Lime Sulphur
Call for Terms and Prices
Independent Fruit Company
Phone 226
ROUND TRIP FARES REDUCED
Account Washington's Birthday
By-
Portland;. . . . . .$17.80
Salem .... 14.95
Eugene 11.15
Grants Pass ... 1.80
San Francisco . 22.70
Corresponding- reductions lo all
points where one way fare is $11.00
or less.
Sale dates Feb. 21 and 22
Return Limit Feb. 2fith
Tor further particulars nsk ticket
nRcnts, Southern raclfic Lines, or
JOHN M. SCOTT.
(;,nl " ' Portland, Ore.
SERVICES
ContinuotiH Shows
Today nnd Tomorrow,
12::m to 11:00 I M.
TONIGHT!
i'ou'ro not setting your
share!
Of good things!
If you miss this last oppor-
tunity!
Of sceinR tho great l'ctcr B.
K.vno story! '
"The Pride
of Palomar" ,
Which must closo its en
gugiemciit tonight!
jgia -
Warehouse So. Front St.
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