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Newspaper Page TextVAQE ' TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. 01MiONr, MONDAY, FEimUAliY 19,-1923 TTocal and SU Personal Another national lefinl "holiday, WaHlilnhton'- Ulrihday, will coma on Tltiirsday or tills week whn tho bunks .and public offices will - I") closed, and a number of social affairs will on hold that evening;. Hemstitching at Deuel's. 289 Lost lloaton Dull bitch, brlndle color, llowurd. I'hono 442-Y. 2SI A. J. Klockor who had been 111 with a hard attack of erysipelas lor over two weeks has sufficiently recovered to resume duty toduy at his place of business, although still fur from feci inR robust. Friends have to look at him twice now before they ni'o sure of his identity, becnuua during his Illness it was necessary to shave his head close in order to 'apply treatment. Another diineo nt Central Point Fri day, Feb. TS. Tickets COc. I'cerlcss "4." Crescent orchestra dnnco at Eaulc Point Sut. Feb. 21. 1 2S A social dnnco will follow the1 regu lar mootlns of the Olive Itebekuh lodge tonluht. All Odd Fellows and ltebekahs are Invited to attend. iletter to 'have It and not need it, than to need It and not have it? ln Hurance with K. A. Holmes, the Insur ance Man. tt Tills week only, tailored suits; Med-font-innde, tfuaranleed to fit arid satis fy. Values $15 to $55, at $12.00. Klein tho Tailor, 128 is. Main, npstalrB. The hlfih HClmol second team and Kirls' basketball team returned yes terday morning from Wood. Thoy did not meet the Etna Mills team Satur day night as the stage from Weed to Ktna Mills broke down and they were unable to make the trip; .I)ance! Wed. and Sat. night! Orien tal llallroom. ' '''' 287 This office is prepnred io print ledger sheets, bills, etc.,; used on the your orders to traveling meti and have them printed out of Medford. Pllime us and we will call. ' tf The American Legion post of Klam ath Falls will give a big minstrel Show in that city next Thursday and Friday nights at the Pine Tree theater. Members of the p03t drum Corps and drill squad numbering twenty guve a parade last Saturday night advertis ing the minstrel show. The Elks min strels of Medford will show in Klam ath Falls next week. Crescent orchestra dance at Eagle PolHt Sat. Feb. 24. ' 285 Clean cotton rags are wnnled at Mall Tribune office. ' ' tf The Loyal Women's cliiss of tho Christian clnirch will meet Tuesday afternoon nt 2; 30 at 624 South Rlver sido with Mrs. Gobrge Corey. A full attendance is desired. This week only, tailored suits, Med-ford-made, guaranteed to fit and satis fy, values $45 to $55, at $12.60. Klein the Tallor,128 E. Main, upstairs. 28(1 Goodwin Corset Shoji, 20 S. Fir. 296 With the groat Interest bolng man ifest in tho opening of the old Egyp tian tomb of Pharaoh Tutenkhamon, conieH an Increasing Interest In relics of the ancient Egyptians. I. A. Koble was exhibiting a cartouche today , which was taken from1 one of the old tombs! Tlio carfducho is a sort of coat ot arms of the aril-lent Egyptians and carries the' nnmo of some ruler. Tho 'relic was plvoh til Mr. lloblo by Governor I.awton, of Nevada, soveral years ago but liocause of Its value wbb kept lii a sate. Willi tho rnvlvoil Intorost In the ancients, ho decided to bring it out. Grunts Pnas Courier. ' Dance! Wed. and Slit, night! Orien tal Dallrbolii. 287 All kinds of rough arid dressed lum ber.' Wallace Wood, phono 108, 711 E. Main. " ' ' ' ' S. J.; lirlstow of' Central . Point, pleaded guilty tlils morning botore Justice Glenn O. Taylor, to a charge of driving a motor vohteio without nti operator's HccnBO and was1 fined $10. Tho arrest was nitido by Deputy Slate Mofiij to"10'" Inspector J. 3. McMa hon. Clean cotton rngs tire wantod at Mall Tribune office. tf Crescent orchestra dance nt Eagle Point Sat. Feb. 24. ' 286 The dross form school conducted to day nt the public library under tho nusplccs of tho home demonstration agent, was quite well attended by women from tho city and vicinity. You can got it at DeVoe's. tf The Goo. j. Trolchlor Motor Co., Tiodgo Urothors doulors, liiivo sociired Frank Brown, one of the best and most experienced Dodge Urothors ro ltalr men In southern Oregon, for the hood of their service and repair de partment. Wo are proparod to give you a flat rate on any repair job on Dodgo Urothers Motor curs. Geo. L Trelchler Motor Co, , 283 It rained a little hut night and this forenoon, Just n trace, but fair weath er is the prediction for Tuesday. A year ago today the rainfall amounted to .84 of nn Inch. , . Dance! Wed. and Sat night! Orion tnl Uallroom. 287 Noel U Krsklne gives piano lossons nt pupils' homes. Phono 729-W. 284 Plans for a now 22-nillo transmis sion . lino from . Algoma to Chlloquln to sorve tho BawmlllB of that district and the town of Chlloquln, have been announced by tho - C'nllfornla-Orcgon Power company. The lino will operate ut 60,000 volts and the Installation will cobI $110,000. Just a lino to remind you Hint I will gladly duplicate any bonaflde order booked by a transient agent for the siime or less 'money nnd glvo you bet ter service N. 8. Bennett, prop. Eden Valley Nursory. Phono 680-J-2. tf - Cresoent orchestra duiico nt Eagle Point Sat. Fob, 24. 2SB ' W. J. Virgin of Virgin's lladlo Ser vice, returned yestordny from a four days business visit In Wood, Calif. He retnrned this afternoon to northern California towns oh a brief buslnoss visit. Dnnco! Wed. and Sat night! Orion fill Ballroom. 2S'( A new rack for the exhibit of i'rultf Mr. and vegetables is being Installed In, have and Mrs. II. Chandler Egan returned from Santa Barbara, C. A, De Voe's store. Lucky day at Deuel's Jan. 24th. 28C Dance! Wed, and Sat. night! Orien tal llallroom. , 287 ho county court will open bids at C'alll'., where they spent the winter. There's a busy business College In your home town. OWN. " ! Friends In the valley of Charles H. Chad wick of Chicago, former owner of Jacksonville next Wednesday for the the import Henry ranch south of Med delivery before September 1, 1923, of! ford, have received word of Mr. Chad- 100 cords of wood for the court houso and 50 cords for tho county poor farm at Talent. . When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Goorgo Washington Birthday dance! Oriental Ballroom? Wed. 281 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leonard returned lust night from Portland where they wick's marriage Saturday, Fob. V'th. to Miss Audrey Culnn Flavell. Afte: u wedding trip abroad Mr. and Mrs. i.'hadwuk will make their home at the '.'rake hotei, Chicago. , Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hamill will I avo tomorrow for' Santa Barbara, California, where they w'll visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter who ure had been for tho past three or four ; pending the winter there days in attendance at the hardware men's convention and visiting friends and relatives. The trip was made by auto. Milk and cream nt DoVoo'a'. tf Lucky day at Deuel's Jan. 24th. 280 C. A. Brown, principal of the high school at Hogue Hiver, and Mrs. Brown attended the local teachers ln Htltuto at Ashland on Saturday lore noon, and in tho afternoon they at tended another mooting of Teachers at Applegate which was addressed by Prof. Brown. For Diamond coal brccuuets, phono Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Wiubarb nnd asparagus roots. Eden Vttlloy Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf Tom Merrlmun was out and around lor tho first tlmo In two weeks, Satur day. He has been confined to his homo and part of tho time to bis bed for tho past two weoks with lllneBS und has lost a good deal of Weight. Dance! Wed. and Sat. night! Orien tal Ballroom. 287 Hot tamaloa and chili con came at Do Voe's. tf Bob Mansfield of Grants Pass plead ed guilty thiB morning before Justlco Glenn O. Taylor to a charge of falling to dim his headlights when approach ing unothor vehicle and "was l ined $10. The arrest was mado by Deputy State Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. Mc Mahoh. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Flowering shrubs and evergreotis. Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J 2. tf Mombors of tho high school basket ball team which defeated Hoseburg by a score of 47-34 last Friday night re turned to Medford by train Saturday A. 8. ltosenbuum stopped In Med ford today en route to Sun FranclBco whore ho will visit friends and rela tives. ; , Superintendent A. G. Smith of the local public schools hud a number of difficulties in getting to Koseburg over the highway Inst Friday. Ills car wns stuck twice In the snow ou the mountain grades nnd a party of local rooters pulled him out once. He arrived, uccompanled by his family about ten minutes before tho Med-ford-Uoseburg gamo, In which Med ford staged tho most spectacular comeback seen in southorn Oregoa during the history of basketball, and was so excited at the end of the gamo that ho had a hard tlmo In making himself understood over the long dis tance telephone to Medford when he told of tho victory. Ho and his fam ily returned Sunday. The ninny friends of Mrs. Ells worth Schuler, (formerly Miss Mar garet Cottrell) welcome her to Med ford and wish Mr. and Mrs. Schuler every happiness. Mrs. Schuler, formerly Instructor1 In English In tho local high BChool, was married Feb ruary tenth to I. E. Schuler of this city, at Oakland, Calir. Tho couple returned to Medford Friday evening and are busily engaged in becoming settled in their new homo on West Main street. Seats for the basketball games Thursday and Frtdav nights at the N'nt. hot ween Medford high school and Hill Military academy of Port land, will go on sale at Crowson's Wednosday morning at nine o'clock, according to student manager, Gnn- nnway of the local high school. The ' games are expected to be interesting contests. The locals defeated the cadots In Portland two weeks ago, but it Is understood that the cadets had a lato start on tho basketball , season and that they have improved club Tuesday afternoon1 at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs Carter Is snendlng tho wook-ond In Portland, but will return for her speaking engagements. Ash land Tidings. For Sale Four and one-half h. n. snrny outfit; W. V. Barnum, call 403-F-3. 285 AT afternoon. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main. Closing out all our farm machinery, i ..-,,,. . n several good buys. Patton & Robin-1 ..E(lll(.aUonal Nee(1 , Jackflon ., . t , i,i ru ' County" will be tho subject of an ad- 1"c"'"",s'"" dreBS" by Mrs. Susanne Holmes-Car- !0,f"'.0..a.t.lh. home of Mr. and Mrs ter CQUnty 9up8rlntondont of 8cnoolSi L,il,is Ulrica l .si. woea was c.ubuu u, n( tho roRU,ar moutlng o tne c;vlc od bedding and clothing to tho nmbiint of about $200. "Much credit Is duo the fire company for quick time made In reaching the scene with the fire englno nnd this during the coldest snap of the wintor," Bays the PoBt Patriotic dance! Wed! Oriental Ballroom. Admission 10c. 281 Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery, Phono 680-J-2. ' tf The threo days -annual convention of tho Oregon ltotall Merchants Asso ciation corivened at Eugene today. So far as could bo learnod this forenoon no morchauts from this city will be prosont. H. E. Marsh of Medford Is one of the directors of the association. For sand, gravel, sediment and team work. See Snml. Bateman, 802 Maple St., Phone 912-J. After tho tiro It 1b too lato to insure. See Redden & Cannday now. Mrs. Oman Porter of Central Point was operated upon this morning at the Medford hospital. She is reported ub doing well. Fruit, nut and shafte trees. Eden Vulloy Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf We havo good values lh used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Tho revival nt tho East Side Baptist church at Portland conducted by Rev. E. J. Bulgln, started on Its second woek thoro yosterdny. Bulgln only two weeks ago conducted a revival nt tho 8unnysldd Methodist church at Portland. Thornless blackberry plants. Eden falloy Nursory, Phono 080-J-2. tf Grnrted Frnnquetto wnlnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phono 680-J-2 tf .Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thomson and family are at homo at 1026 West Tenth. Mr. Thomson is tho new superintendent of Crator Lake Nation al park. Thoy are reported as delight ed with Medford and tho valley. , Auto Insurance. Brown & White. From Soptombor until tho prosont tlmo 14,257 head ot cuttle woro ship pod from Klamath county to points In California, according to James Straw, brund Inspector. This Is a greater amount than wns Bhlpped during the whole of last year, nnd It Is the opin ion of Straw that by tho time shipping season la over buyers will havo ship ped 2600 or 3000 moro cattle than woro billed out of tho county last your. Klamath Falls Herald. All kinds of rough and drossod lum- bor. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 711 E. Main. J. O. Tate, head nutltor, and V. B. Carry, state council, for the Modern Woodmen of Amorlca will visit ami speak to Modern Woodmen at Control Point Feb. 23; Uogho River, Feb. 28, nnd Grants Pass, March 2. At Med ford on March 7th thuro will be a class initiation. Genuine Bosch Mngnoto parts and repairs. Eloctrlo Shop, Eighth nnd Bartlett tf An attroctlvo bouquet wns present ed to tho Now Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co., by tho Medford chamber of commeroo ns an expres sion of tho good will of local mer chants toward tho new concorn. Blng cherry trees, Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 6S0-.T-2. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. John Tomlln relumed Saturday from Southern California whoro they spout tho last two months. Forty members of tho Grants floss chapter, Order, of Po Molay, were duly Initiated Saturday afternoon and ovonlng when the Medford chnp ter patrol and officers of the chapter made tho trip to Grants Pass and put on tho ceremony. Tho patrol and about 100 boys paraded Sixth Btroet in Grants Pass in the afternoon and the first degree was given tho 40 candidates after tho paj-ado. Tho management of tho Oxford hotel in conjunction with the Grants Pass Masons served a banquet for'thu Grants Puss and Medford hoys and for tlio Medford Masons. Following the banquet the second dogreo was given tho candidates nnd a mimbor of the Grants Pass Masons addressed the Medford delegation briefly. Among the Rpenkera were Messrs. Hlnnchard, Swope and Mil ler. At nine p. m. n danco was given at th0 Woodmen Hall In Grants Pass and nn excellent orchestra of five pieces furnished tho music. A num ber of tho young Indies from Med ford were gliosis while tho hall was crowded with Grants Pass girls and tho, Medford delegation was entor tnlned until 11:30. R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Rogulur convocation on Tuesday, Feb. 20th, 7:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. 282 A. F. NOTll. Socy. Order.of 41. P. . , i , Card of Thanks Wo wluh to express our . sincere thanks and appreciation for the ninny acts of kindness and the beautiful floral tributes In the denth of our be loved wife and mother. Mr. Paul Krulslur, P, M. KruUler. Mary Dyreborg, Laura Hnynes. 281 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Toumlng. Call 7-F-4. tf FOR BALE Hatching , eggs. Dark , Rnrrod Rock,, $3.00 for fifteen. J. W. Cook, R. 3, Box 48. Phone 969-R. 311 FOR SALE Ono slx-horso steam boll or wood ns new, one largo American Lnundiy Washer, one Ford panel delivery car in first-class shape. Cull ut C:M N. Riverside. 283 CHRISTIAN CHURCH i SERVICES CLOSE, eiiiioolp Market News dyj re-Chov-e The stewardship sorvlccs closed at the Christian church Sunday. Two large audiences Were present. und en joyed the excellent music ot.the or chestra, speclul numbers and congre gullonul singing. Evangelist Bradford preached two wondorful sormoiiB. At 1 1 a. m. on "The Testing Timo," after which strips of paper were passed out and tho request made thut all who would adopt the tithing system' of govlng to the Lord's work sign their names. The response wns exceeding ly gratifying to tho officers of the church. After this it was stated the church was owing for repairs, floating and other Indebtedness to the amount of $1100 and it was tho doslro of the board to ralso the amount. In a short time nearly $1000 was raised by volunteer contributions and In thb afternoon the balance, was secured. In tho evening tho sermon was principally to the young people on the subject of "Building a Llfo," the speaker showing the necessary elements of a solid foundation and the building of a llfo structure that will stand the trlalB and tempta tions Und said no life Is secure and safe without God is taken as a part ner both financially and spiritually. Rev. Bradford left today for Seat tin and from thoro goos to Des Moines to spend four months with the towa churches. Ho accomplished a wonderful work for tho Medford churches. " ' ' WITH 1922 LICENSES Motorists take warning! The lid Is on and henceforth wllf bo tightened, Dopuly state motor .vehicle inspector J. J. McMiihon Issued a warning this morning to Medford and valley mo torists nnd announced that from now on a man applying for a HcenBe for his car must go to tho sheriff with the , application and tho money and get temporary license plates. "No moro cms will bo allowed on tho streets and highways with 1922 license plates,'? said MncMahon, "Everyone without 1923 license plates must have temporary license plates or must lot his car stand until the 192.1 plates nrnivo." The office of tho .secrctnry of stnte lins sfcnt a communication to officials stating that orders for llcenso plates have been filled on tho samo day when they havo been received ever sinco February tnth. , A further warning wns Issued by MeMahon who said, "Every driver must have his 'operator's card upon his person whllo driving his car. Tho law states thut tho driver must havo and carry tlio card. Also, no trnctors will bo allowed to run on tho high way ns long as they have cleat treads. Before running a tractor on the high way tho cleats must bo removed. King George and Queen To Visit Pope Pius ROME, Feb. 19. (By tho Asso ciated Press) King George - and Queen Mary will be tho guests of King Victor Emmanuel nnd Queen Helena nt tho qulrlnnl palnco during their visit to Romo In the spring. The Rrltlnh mnnni-ih nltm will nnv d visit to Pope Plus. They will be re ceived at the Vatican with royal honor. - - Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors nnd veternnB of the G. A. R. tor their kindness nnd sympathy dur ing the Illness and recent denth of my fnthor. Also the Yeoman nnd Redman lodges lor tho beautiful flowers. MR. AND M US. EARL W. MOORE. Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching PicntlFiK Kb per var.L Hurd Land & Investment Co. -VJtB I'REPAUKI) TO HKLP YOU, IN YOfll INVESTMENTS. If you' wish to Incorporate, SECTRE Insurance of any kind, Miiko a lonn, "avo jour title examined, CALL OX VS. iOS Medford IMilR. Tel. 42. Apples Apples v All sorts; all prices, y Hurry if you want emv OREGON GROWERS End North Central Phone 128 j Livestock. . PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 19. Cattle steers ,io". ;rt-Kt of cattle tyendy celpts 431S fslO through)., bU-ci-h $7.2r,'lHr medium to good K-&94)'7.2ri; fair to medium $r..75 C.D0; common to fair J4.60U5.75; choice heifers $5.750; choice cows and heifers $5.25 6.76-. medium to good $1.50 5.20; fair to modlilm $4 4.G0; common cows $34: ennners 1.G0U3; bulls $44 50; choice feed ers $6'5-50; fulc to good 45; choice dairy calves IIO 10.60: (Hogs . Gtl'7Gc .' higher; receipts 2113 (181 through). Prime light, $1010.7D; smooth heavy, 250 to 300 lbs., $9.75 'u 10.25; smooth heavy, 300 lbs and up 19 9.76; rough heavy $7509; fat. pigs $9.5010; feeders $99.76; stags, -subject- to dockage, 06.50. - , . . t , Hhecp nominally steady, receipts 2011. Ku.st of mountain lambs $13.50 14; choice valley $13.5014; me dium $12.6013.50; common $10.50 fl? 13.60; culls $8.5010.50; light yearlings $10 11; heavy $9.50 10; light wethers $99. 50; heavy $79; ewes $2 7. 36c; hares, live, pound 1820c; squabs, dozen, 33.60; jackrabblts, dozen $2.503; ducks 1820c. Liberty Bonds. NEW YORK, Feb. 19. bonds closed: -Liberty ,3V4's 101.56; first 4 's 98.62. second 4U's 98.54: . third 4 K 98.88; fourth 44's 97.70; Victory 4?4's uncalled 100.12; U. S. Treas ury 4V4's 99.96. With Medford trade is Medford mads. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 19. Wheat: Hard white, bluestem, Baart $1.35; soft white $127; western white $1.20; hard winter, northern spring $1.21; western red $1.20. Today's car receipts Wheat' 30; flour 5; corn 4; oatB 8; hay 10. Poi-lhiiid Butter. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 19. But ter easier; extra cubes 44, 45c; ordi nary grades 4130c; cartons 49c; prints 48c. Butterfat easier, No. 1 churning cream 49c fob, Portland; undergrades 40c. . San l'rliiiolsco Market. ' , SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 19. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Eggs, extras 301-ic;- extra pullets 28 Vi; undersized pullets 25ic. Is Yours a Registered Dog? If it is we will , Insure it against Death from Any Cause ' The Cost is Small .''" ' ; 1 ; ' ,; ' Yours for Service , R. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and Bonds Telephone 444 ' Jackson County Bank Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO; Feb. 19. terfat, pound D2c fob,' San clsco. But-Fran- SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19. (State Division of Markets -Flyers 42 45c: broilers 35 60c; young roosters 2338c; old 1418e; hens 2030c; turkeys, live, 25 26c: dressed 32 This Week Only Tailor Made Suits Choice of 50 Patterns Values $45.00 to $55.00 at $42.50 128 E. Main Machine Work Repairing Babbitting and Welding Crater Lake Automotive Co FISK REDTOP Has Built a IlcputuUon Kxcclletl by None. If you will come in and look .this tiro ovor you will sea for yourself the reason Wo cniTj' complete lino ot Cords nntl Fabrics. The Auto Supply Co. Just Around tho Corner 31 Xorib itnillett ' l)(Xt WRIGHT . Now Playing! Peter B. Kyne's latest story "Making ; A , ' MaiT with JACK HOLT i Mt A millionaire suddenly stranded iri'New York without a cent or a' ' friend that's Jack Holt in this picture. Slipping into the depths, fighting his way dramatic role of his-career. up, and winning it's the most Wednosday . ! t -V GUV HATES: POST i Uj in "Omar tlio Tennuikcr." arfd Klrst round of iho second series of "Tho Leather Pushers." BiggerBetter Than Ever 6TH ANNUAL ELK S ' MINSTRELS 50 PEOPLE -50 page Feb. 26 and 27 MAIL ORDERS NOW BOX OFFICE OPENS . . , . , FRIDAY, FEB. 23rd. Entire lower floor, $1.65; Balcony, First 4 rows $1.65; Balance $1-10 ; including war tax. I Toilet Expansion Bargains 19c Regular Price. Expansion Price. Grecian Girl Face Powder , 65c l9o Stearns La Shiek Face Powder .......-...,..t.. J...500 i90 Dikes' Face Powder .". '. l..'...50c 19c Elite Face Powder .... 35c ig0 Twin Rouge and Powder Compact...'. 60c 19c Nail Enamell 300 19o Sandlewood Talcum : 30o " ig0 Malvina Lotion : ; 60c ig0 Four Ounce Bandoline 25c i9o Royal Shampoo ; : ; 25c 19C Grecian Girl Lip Sticks ..... 3o0 19,3 Expansion Sale of Soap, Umbrellas, Hair Brushes and Stationery still running at both stores. Heath's Drug StorePhone 884 Main store, 109 E. Main St. , . . Branch Store, Medford Center Building