Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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jrEDFORD MAIL TJIIDFNR. MEPFORD. .liEfiOJC. "VTFTNTDAY.
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Zocal and
1 Personal
Tamo-rj it WaniitfUit F.inhiay
a national legal holiday, wtien al u.
and city, county and 'edrai
0CrS will ciied. The pOfcl-OffjCe.
w-fil be cioaed an dny with tie excep
tion of tSi general delivery ati star.!
niwi which win i open from t
to a. m .6 there wiU be bo dfa ver
ses by the arncn. oty or rurai.
Ep-r.ntiteraig at DeneTa. lilr
New irfi.ni dresses to err-broia-T.
. Handicraft Shop. lirH"
Lest Lie taxpayers tare overlooked
the lata th. item is juiiliihed t3 re
mind tiea that the l?li; taxes are
now pavs-i'le.
" We hare two extra fine ir beads ' J out referred, popular price. M- M.
for sale, mounting tnanres only. Aiao LPt. fctore.
pray t-cber wolf, fiiil lead, mounting S. M fcuili and T. H. Ness of tie
liaxee tdy. car Jeti'a Far Snop. ::; Caiilortia-Oresoa Power company
Li;cid Lme-siiipiur at Farm Bureui were business visitors is Grants Pass
Zim' yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. licit Bradley, tm Goodwin Corset Sacs. 10 . F!r.
bad bet-a. teiid-rr tie wus- at Pasa-! Wtere are icy friends try tf e ? Taey
dtna. Calj; stace Ic. loth last re-1 are at tiie aocail d&oee at Orsi
turoed honje M'."Hiay tht. M: J Daaeuc Acadenfr. CeBtral Poitt
Eradity says the 'the ciiniale thre is ' Ijoct pnze.
aiQ'jst as prJd as Mdfcrrda. 'R"h;ie Aj inierestiac Bewspaper. tiie
there e pa.5fced through the iSBdj-, "Ulster Cotinty Gazette, " inehlished m
is season. I cucjd ulIs for iours oe Xsv Yoc state am fiatorday. JaA. s.
this sutjeo. bat hare aot the tinse. and teiiais of the deata of Pre!
and yet it raa a normal inter at i dent Geoire Waahisston, is on exhiin-
Pasadeii"
AsoCher daace at Central Point Fry
iay". Tea. Zi. Ticiurts Sic Peerless "."
Baby stoetinrs. lisle. wocJ. siik and
srocd asd ail sIU- Hazulicrart Shop.
. E5
. Idrs. J. AUjbb az.d Jtra. B. E. iior-
lus ct Craais Pass spest yesterday is
tha cay.
Indies' coata in exxdnslre atyles
U. iL Dept. Etare. 2S3
Crescent orchestra dance at Eagle
Point Sat. Feb. 24. 2sD
Mr. and Mrs. H. IT. Lucaden re-tx-ned
today from a motor trip of a
mocth in California. While in Los Ad
iwies they Tisited thesr acn. Trete B.
Lnmsden a&d wife. lortner Meiford
resideEts.
Better to hare it and not need it,
than to need it and nat have it? In
surance with E A. Koitnes, the Insur
acce iiia. . tf
Tris week oclr, taiDred scits. Med-fvrd-made,
C2arated to fit and satis
fy. Valnes lii to t. at Klein
the Tailor, 12S E. Maxa. a pstaira i6
- Koscoe Calender of G-ld Hill. Is
ezo ployed at the Main street Standard
Oil station to take the iiace of Wil
liam Harris woo left abcrot ten days
ago to take the position of assiat2Jit
special agent at Eugene.
Pacific Package foods, lovely at
styles for spring- Handicraft Sb'jp.
Dance! Wed. and Sat. nisht! Orien
tal Ballroom. IS?
City Attorney F. W. Mers has re
ceived word that the Earl Fehl vs. the
city case pending in the state supreme
court just has been set for trial on
March Itith. Mr. Mears Tislted Salem
last week to make efforts to have the
care hurried along. This case tests
the oocstitutkmality of the amended
Hansen plan and Involves the right of i
the city to sell property for delin-:
quent taxes and itue eeds therefor,
Ladles' coats In exclusive styles,
11. M. Dept. Store.
Y.axhingtun dane! Oriental Ball- lu N. Central Ave. 21
room! Toaiorrow night! We! 221 The Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
Quite a number of the Medf'jrd , Dodge Brothers dealers, have secured
lodge of Elks and their ladles attend- ( Frank Proni, one of the best and
ed the dance of the Ashland lodge of most experienced Dodge Brothers re
rJLi last eight. J pair men tn southern Oregon, for the
This office is prepared to print head of their service and repair de
ledger sheets, bUIs. etc, used on the paruoent. We are prepared to give
your orders to traveling men and have you a flat rate on any repair job on
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we wm can. tf
Cresreot orcbetitra dance at Eaide
Point Sat Feb. 24- 2a
The Golden Link Bible class of the
liaptlst church will bold their recuiar
monthly meeting with Mrs. A. E. Wat-
on. SIS West Mam street. Thursdsy
afternoon at 5: JO. . Business of great
importance is ui come before the
class and a full attendance is desired.
Bandana drapes for scarps and
sa'hes. Handicraft Shop. 2i
nan cott rags are canted at
MaTl Tribune office. tf
"Several cases of smallpox have
been developed in the county within
the past week or two. and all are
under quarantine." says the Grants
Pass Courier. "Mrs. H. Mclntyre and
daughter are both suffering from it,
aud Harold Haskell is also a victim.
The cases are reported to be light"
Raymond Fish, of the exclusive
Phoenix snburbsn section, commuted
to Medford this morning.
Big shipments of spring millinery
Jnst received, popalar prices. M M.
Dept. Store. . 2C
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, ptrne 1M. 71!
E Ma a.
WORN NERVES
Nervous, troutlr. wr.h batkarh.
dirry spell. ju-er paiiis ar,d inesu
lar ttidno'a giv? reason 10 susprt
kMnTr weakness stid to try the rem
edy that bas bltxd yuur neighbors.
k j-nur B'ixhbr.r'
Mrs. A. K. Dtd, !1! R. Holly St..
Mrforl. says: "I m aid to say a
good word ffr losn s Ktdriev mil,
as thry have riven ne r;leflild re
tTitts. My kidr.ey were in wesk
condition and I wss run dvn and
nervous. 1 tired ewmry and was often
nable to de rr.r houaM-work ar.d rnv
bark srhed as if It were hr-ken. -d I
I had dtirjey rpeUe.. Iy iret urd
ankles were swoljen snd I rwjMnl
stand up fur anv lenrth ef time. Mr
kidriers .ted irrecularlv. t. until
iNNB'i Kidney Pill were reewr.
n.endfd U me and f o:4 then. Tner
tmn utrerts-thened r ki lnei and all
the other svrri'orns f k dney dji
order dlenieared.
Irie e st sit iI.iI.ti Ir. 1
siniptr syk for a kidney rwedy ct
Dots Kidney Pills the srn that
Mrs- Dodgs had. Foer-Milbv;rn C3-,
Xlfrs Buffalo. N. X. Ad,',
1-
.. .,, .., fltr.yunt ti i.ss.- f-vaca,
... Atiujntjii.se,' ' '".''''
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Karril Itft ye
teriay ttern-jott fir Saiia Barbara
hfc-e tiity wiil enjoy a several wee
vaoiti-.c
LundLXA haadaerctiefs make Ci-er
triTi.r :r.- Handicraft Shop. I
This week only, tailored suits. Med-fard-njace.
gjanLrieed 13 a uj belis
fy. ftaei it', lo sLi. at 4i.iHi. Kiers
the Taller, III! E. Mais, upsu-rs. rsi
Tit mar-iage tm" .-naliir.n bD tm
defeated tm tit stale senate yesterday
wuh -3 votes sgr 'Tirt la T lor. Tie
bin would Lave required a physician
eert:f:'.-.e as to the jtysicaj f-tness
.
cf both partjs to a carrjure contract
. u-ju u --i-"
before a ti cut id be isaned.
' Patriotic darjee! Wed I Orlesla!
; Ballroom. ViiTiacesest Ampricaa
Legien I i!C
H' anipiaents of spring mijiery
dob in the window at Swem s nueao.
The paper contains aoosnts of
speeches in congress regarding tht
death of the president and gires esp
ies f cozisnnicaiions of regret sent
, to Pi-aajdesx John Adams concerning
- the death of Wadilngum aceotnpanied
fey copies of his answers to the eocn
' rrmr i t tjons. An advertisernent for
j the sale of "the one half of a sa-wtnUl
j by the side of whica bes an iaexiia.es-
, ""-" " " ... .
active, neaxtcy negro wencn. is also
U-ublished in the IssDe. The paper be-
ioocs to W alter Antle of Lake Creek.
p. --5,. ' ,
has "compared the work and pur
chased a Royal typewriter from the
Medford Eook Store. 24
Dance! Wed. and Sat. night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 2T
There will be no meeting of the
local chapter of De Uoiay tomorrow
n.ght d'X to the basketball Fame be
tween the local high school teas and
Ja4ts from Hill SSCitary Academy of
Portland.
Clean cottom rags are wanted at
Mail Tribune office. tf
Ladies" suits, novelty or plain tail
ored styles just received. Special
prices. M JL Dept. Store. t&3
A larce number of Medford basket
ball fans drove to Rogue River last
n.rfat ts witness the Hill-Rogue River
basket ball game in which the Hill
cadets from Portland were badly de
feated.
Crescent orchestra dance at Eagle '
; ;
Point Sat. Feb. 14. i3'
Tos can ret it at DeVoe'a tf
Deimty Internal Revenue Collectors
Hewitt and Colvig wrbo spent - last
seek on the same business here are
siendisg this week in Grants Pass
beUizsg taxpayers to make out their
inooaie tax reports.
Lottie Howard has just returned
from a month s trin to Los Angeles
and San Francisco where she has
selected the latest in millinery which
she is anxious for every lady to see. t
Dodge Brothers Motor cars. Geo. L. 1
Treichler Motor Co. 2SJ
A. H. Callaghan of this city was oaa
of the Medford visitors in Portland
the first of the week.
Ladies' sulta. novelty or plain tall-
ored styles just
received. Special
prices. M. M. Dept. Store.
Dance! Wed. and Sat. night! Orien
tal Ballroom. Zt
Misses Mary Bebb and Ethel Trout-
fether and Irving Bebb spent Monday
evening is Ashland vmiuog Lieodi in
that city.
Just a line so remind yon that I will
gladly duplicate any bonafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or less mosey and give you bet
ter service. N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-I. tf
Crescent orchestra dance at Eagle
Point SaL Feb. 24. 25
The mild sunny weather of yester
day and Monday made it seem like
earry spring, rendered fires and orer
coats rather an comfortable during the
day, and served as a reminder that
the s mud ring season is only a little
over a month distant. If the warm
weather spell should continue several
days it would irreatly hastes the de
velopment of fruit buds following
their renting spell during the recent
ooid snap. However. County Agent
Cate says that there will probably be
enough cold weather ahead to hold
lh fruit buds back until April 1st
except the peach buds which have
already begun to swell and which
might possibly be ia bloom by March
2inh.
Auto Insurance. Eni 4- White.
Iwnce' Wed. and Sat night! Orien
tal Panrnom. 287
Nina Craig, who was operated upoa
at the Sacred Heart hospital the f.n-t
of the week for appendicitis, is re
ported as coavalesc ,ng satif'artor.ly.
New showings of Ratine for srrinr
dresses.
Spec.! price jc Ui II IV
M. M. Dept Store. 2v
Hnt txmaies B 1 chili con came at
De Voe's. tf
The Fa Tan orchestra, a new or-
taciution of high eraou! nr. t-iar.i
will rs a daace Friday Bight a!ter
the Iriill Millta-y Academy Medfjrd
Siuie at Altkea tall
Hear one of Aaeriea's srrtet
evail:s st the First Methodist
chorea sett Scndsy. 2
When better autoraobOes are rrrHt
E stick iU btuld thera, tr
Aiwrywa pmt.A- . vivkviIi s
Ana mi.t . vioiji
Xodersi 'cKMlas OS Amerira of
Central foan sa t&eir nea meet:
Friday aight. sr.Il ecterBtio i. G. Tatp,
head :ni itur sad F. B. Currey, stiif
eocsui. as both jneaihers are r.'jrt
! seaaers a lance crowd is expected
j tcm Aat. Aii nemters of tn ordtr 52
; the Borne tirr Taliey are invited 13
i attead thjs meetiiiC
j Lacrv cay at i-oeJ's Jan, Ith- :C
J Lin-' Wed. and Su. nisat: Jn-m-I
tal BalL-ooai. disfT
1 Tx."fcets t"r reserred seats at TrErs
' day and Friday Ji.pr.t s hasketoa!
, r - -r . , .,'
cssctn a abd a larse casiPer of re-
, , . . .
1 wans mere sold before nocm
I fur tha Ts orsday aht cajne.
' Hear one of A2i-rica'i freatest
i rransetists at the First Methodist
1 ,k.
Harold M. BaJdwinol PriEeTie and
Jefftmon Meyers and W. D. B. Iicid
son of Portland have been nased as
the 00 ,n etiee to invatt.gaie the
! .tanrial statns of imraiion digtncts
throcfcho-jt the slate. The ccjLitiee.
waose re-;ort is o be saasutied so the
CGterao- is provided far under the
terae of a house res'jiTrtioTL Baid'rin
heinc the appviotee of president
t'pwn of Hie serjips. Dodson being ap
pointed by Speaker K'--i of the hocse
and JSeyers heiss appointed fcv Gorer
nor pierce..
Ne showings of Ratine for spring
dresses. Special prices, Sc to tl l
M. M. Dept. Store.
LocJty day at Deuel's Jan. !4tn. 2aS
lira. Nettie Scott has returned to
Grants Pass frtfla Mecfurd and is
Tisiting at the borne of her brother,
James Davis, in that city.
For Diamond eoal brruqneta, phone
Valley Foel Co. Phoae TS.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone m-J-I. tf
Mrs. Willias KfiTnrr.ett and little
' daughter who have been ender oaar-
. to m.
Mt to re.
from restrictk)ti a,
a few days now.
Spring hosiery, newest shades:
castor, biege. steel gray, sUks and
1 isles M- M. Dept. Store. 23
Take yocr kodak rims to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Rev. larrprrait, sac of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Lampmaa of Central Point, is '
new in the emoloye of the Los An
geles TiSies of Los Angeles, where he
recently moved from P-ena. Nevada
Dance! Wed. and Sat night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 2?7
Flowering shrubs and evergreens. ;
Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J 2. ;
tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Calles have re
turned from a business and pleasure
trip to Portland. They made the trip :
by auto. I
All kinds of rough and dressed lam- !
I ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main. ;
Closing out an our farm machinery, j
', ' . . '
Two cases, that In tie lart year re
sulted in jury disagreements are
scheduled for the term of the petit
jury eommenciag next Monday. Febro-
ary 26th. They are those of the state 1
ts. Lloyd El wood, charged with re-1
sponsibility fjr a death resulting from j
an auto accident on the Pacific high
way over a year ago. and the state vs.
Cliff Larkins, charged with a nata
tory offense-
Spring hosiery, newest shades
Castor, blege, steel gray, silks,
lisles. M. M. Dept Store.
After the fire it is too late to insure.
See Redden t Canada y now
The Roseburg News-Review tics .
comments facetiously on the defeat of I
their high school team last Friday
night by the Medford team ra a red-!
hot game: "Coach Larsen of the a. s.
is seriously considering a proposition
which may yet result in the local 1
school winning the basketball eham-'
pionship in spite of the 'recent defeats- '
The proposition is to equip the dehat- ;
lag teams with gym suits and let ;
1 them talk all opposing basketball
teams out of the game.
Sandwiches, salads, cake, rte and
coffee at aH hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors. Medfurd Center Bids.
507
Noel L. Ervkine gives piano lessons
at pupils' homes. Phone 72S-W. 2M
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed with Sulphur
Brings Bieck Iu Beautiful
Lustre at Occe
Cray ha.r howrvr handnom.
pot atH-:mTnit are. W all kro
tht diiiRar-r f a 3-outhful aiw-ar-ax-
Tvtir h.r 1 jocr cfcarri. 1'
-fyi k-"ii or nr.an tne 1fn' n
Idt-t. t jrrfl erar axd look irt-aknS
ut a f-w a;tplica-tKr.a rf bate Ta
arl "fiu-phur crb.aacrB ita ape.j.ra.nr?'
a hurdnf-4-f.-l-J
T a t it:ar rrar Lot k y-jung'
Ki't.tT p-r-iiar th rn-? at h r:
rt art dj-nc rr?t? a ir c'
y-rh Sacf irrl Pc!phnr Ccrx-F-furd
wrfcj'-h in ttttx th ckl-t.m
r-iir lrrpmiH br thp Bdd;U"7i of
ohr ir.jrrMifr. ThauMtida of f'!
r,i--rrrrd tht raT-to-aw fr r,!tr-
twn. b !: it 4sf,rkrn thf ha.r --aj-tifjl!y.
d em. no ne rai: i-o..:
am it dark e-nn ao nat ura llr " 1
t'ruh mtijj it. drawir.f Ihi Thrf-uK-:
th hair. URi-r vt? nmaU strand .
t:rr f y-r ir.ti .'.-r.g th- fray Vi:r
duui;-r af:i ir.wiiff mumh-u n
!). I'm rjntinil f4fr i --.:-
Handicraft Saaf.
nemstltrhlst
Plceuag
t per yard.
Buttons
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if tfXf l'wffl I) Omar calls to sip
I jff jj jljf If (I jf his flowing bowl
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NOTE:
There's a lot f entertainment
na cr bill tht serk. hat wr can't
hx-tp mratinotng m capital letters
tbr erroBd term of
"THE LEATHER
PUSHERS"
It H an absolute K. n.
-bttv- nr.owx
the M ariitaer la
n originaj ninical
Ktcrwreta)ka.
-1 Ml lT lke IVa-Iy ia "
femS" aHl I jury Sen
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BEGINS
TODAY
MA series of murals done in the manner
of Maxfield Parrish come true the rare
brilliance of the Orient."
The picture now here is impressively
beautiful a gorgeous spectacle, a most
entrancing love story more thrilling
and exciting than the Arabian Nights,
more enthralling than Romeo and Juliet
Scenes of rare beauty in Persian gardens,
Oriental temples and palaces with the
beauties of the Shah's harem.
Ml I
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in ,
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1 . wm w JsTfT W sssasi
f Photomarvel
J TU
The moving row of
magic shadow shape,
mirrored in drama,
pageant and the
ecstacy of
Persian love
The same eminent star you
saw in "The Masquerader"
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