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PAGE TWO
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, AfEDFOKD OKEflOX, TUESDAY, FEBRITAKV 27, 1923
ocal and
Personal
Large delegations of Ashland and
Grunts ' Pass American Legion nnd
auxiliary members are expected to
vlBlt Medford this evenlnK aa Buoats
of the local post and auxlllury. A pro
gram and -refreshments liavo been ar
ranged for and the meeting will bo
one of the outstanding nf full's In
legion circles this year.
' Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 290
Big dance! WW. night! Oriental
Ballroom ! Admission 30c. 2H9'
Owing' to a typographical error In
yesterday's Mall 'Tribune account of
the1: personnel' of the' fire department
to be changed March 1st by order of
Mayor Gaddls, It, was stated that the
fire chief b age was 09 years, -whereas
ho la only 07 years old.
Big dance! Central Point! Friday,
March 2! Peerless "4"! ' Tickets CBc!
291
Regular communication of Renmes
Chapter, Wednesday, evening, Fob. 28
at "7:30: The 'offlders 1 from Alpha
chapter, Ashland ,wil be present and
put oh the" initiatory 'work.'- Meinbors
are requested to bring a' dish for a
cafeteria luncheon. " ' ' 288
J. W: Berrian of the Butte Falls fish
hatchery, who resides In 'Medford and
is a radio enthusiast during the win
ter months recently repbrted to Mayor
James Ralph of San Francisco the
. vury huuiuiu ruiroiiuuu ui tui wiuieon
by the latter from - Hale Brothers
broadcasting station, In the Bay city.
Mr.,- Ilorrlan recently recolvod an an-1
swor from Mayor Rolph requesting a
. photo of the building In which the re
ceiving Bet Is' located for insortlon In
the mayor's radio scrap book. ,
Watch for the opening date of
'tl '&' B . theatre,' Central Point. 288tf
Does your grocer' patronize home
industry?; Ask him for . Stewart's
honey. Our phbnals 900. . ;,"; 34
John Jim Tiadlrib, an Italian, owner
of a 400 acre ranch near Ashland,
upon which graze 200 head of stock,
applied for citizenship papers at the.
naturalization hearings In Jackson
ville Saturday, but this right was de
nied because during the war ho had
claimed exemption because he was an
alien.' The records of the draft board
were produced In support of this con
tention. , The naturalization commis
sioner,' however ruled that Tladlno
might renew" his application for citi
zenship next November, . live ' years
after the signing 'of tho.. armistice.
Eight applications for citizenship were
granted. Ashland Tidings. .' ,
Oriental Ballroom!', Wod, night
dance! Admission 10c. ,' 289,
All kinds of rough arid dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood b, phone 108.', 711
K.' Main. ',"'.,',!'
i Mark" Montgomery, local Southern
' Pacific agent,; arrived home Monday
from a several days absence, at Corne
lius, Ore., due to the critical Illness of
his mother, whose' condition is' still
serlouB.
Are you goltfg ' to see Petor and
Inez?' Whoro? At tho High school,
March 6th. ., ,, 288
Plain sowing, button hdloa, reason
able. Phone 746J. 1205 B. Main. 291
.: Mrs. B. H, Morris and son of Mar
tinez, Calif., arrived in Med ford last,
night from her homo and will spend
the Bumnier with her sister, Mrs, W.
Y. CrowBOD and family,. . f -
Ladles! Only one more day of sale
on those beautiful dresses and wraps
we'hnve Just tbcelved from New York.
-Wonderful values arid styles up to the
very latest In materials nnd' shades.
The' Vanity Shopcornor Bartldtt and
Mam. ,; '..',,;;;' ..;" : ',..;,,. .','. 288
Flowering shruDB' and' evergreens,
Eden Valley 'Nursery,. Phone G80-J-2.
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The Flying' Squadron mombers fol
lowing their two days visit In this
city lert for Grants Pobb this morning.
A large number of Roseburg rooters
ore expected to arrive Friday to' be
prosont at the Friday night game bo
tweon" Roseburg and Modford 1 high
schools which promises to bo the best
game of the season, Tho game will
be followod by a dance glvqn In the
small hall at tho, Nat by the Fan Tan
orchestra. v -
Are' you going to soo Petor ntid
Inez? Whore? At tho High school,
March 6th. .... 288
Sandwiches, salads, enko, pie and
coffee t all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Modford Coutor Bids.
"' ' " ' 307
The Fireman Cries
' "Insure!"
insure' with us' toilay and
. siifoguurd your property. It
will ennbli) you to iivoitl nil
'firo' losses.'" Th ' pri'iiiimim
jnrc small; tho bom-fits grout.
McCURDY
Insurance Agency
' ' ' V.''"' S'VTol.'l23
Medford National Hank Mdg.
Modford,' Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Orr, Frank Orr
und Hugo Maylock returned Monduy
to Rogue River, aftor spending Sunday
night in Medford on their way home
from Madoria,' Calif., where they at
tended the second trlul of George Har
low, charged with tho murder of his
wife, the daughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
Orr, last November. A verdict of
manslaughter was returned in this
! trial, and the dofendant was given, the
) ...... ,.P 1...., , u,,n. n.ur.u
lull daiuui VI nio u pulii vanoa,
ton years. The' custody of the little
: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlow was
awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Orr. The
first trial of Mr. Harlow resulted in a
I hung Jury. The result of both- trials
was the cause of considerable adverse
comment by press and public.
You can get It at DoVbe's.' tf
Watch for the opening date or
F, & E. theatre, Central Point. 288tf
F. G. Phelps of tho California
Oregon Power company left last night
for a several days business visit in
Portland. -
Are you going to see Peter and'
Inez? . Where? At the High school,
March Cth. .288
Just received a fresh lot of Rogue
River sorghum 10c per pound. Hutchi
son & Lumsdon. - - i ,, 290
The state department of the Ameri
can -Legion onnounces that the Del
bert Reeves poBt No. 7, American
Logtort of Silvortoni Ore., which has
Increased its membership from a 1922
standing of 43 to 201 to have made
tho largest Increase In point of mem
bership of any of the 112 posts of the
legion in the state of Oregon, and now
ranks third in point of membership,
although the city of Sllverton Is com
paratively not a large city.
The White Booth- restaurant and
lunch-counter, two blocks north of
confectionery, A. Hanna,, proprietor,
regular meals, lunch counted serves
from 7 a. m. to 10 p.' m. Free lunch
Thursday, Feb, 28, public invited. 293
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 service. . N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden
Valloy Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
1 Mrs.' Florence McElhoso,' who re-
has
cently underwent an operation
been removed to the home of her
slater, Mrs. II. E. Marsh, where she Is
convalescing.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Hot tamales and chili con earns at
De Voe's. -.. - , , tf
.- Alpha chapter No. 1, O. E. S., has
accepted an Invitation from Reamos
chapter No. 06, O, E, S.,' of Medford,
to visit thorn Wednesday evening,
February 28.' The'ot'flcers of the Ash
land chapter will oxompliry the work.
When bettor automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. . tf
-, Wuteh for the opening , date of
F. & E. theatre, Central Point.- 288tt
' Mary Wheeler, who has been con
fined to her home for the past week
on account of Illness has- returned to
her duties in Swem's Studio, - '
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
" Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Mis.' E. G. Owen of Weed, Calif.,
and her son William J. Virgin, loft
yesterday by, auto, for ;Wood aftor
TM.o - rWt-An hml unnnt nnvArnl flaVA '
here with Mr. and Mrs. Virgin. Mr.
Virgin will return to Medford tomor
row. - - ; ...;.,.
' Toko your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. " First class work and prompt
service. . tf
Homo made sorghum 10c per lb.
Hutchison & Lumsden. ; , 290
.-"Why,, Peggy," , exclaimed , her
frlonds admiringly, "where did you
got that poach of a hat?. It looks JuBt
dondy on you?" ''Well,, girls, 1 11 juBt
tell you. I'd given up hopes of having
a new Enater bonnot, till I went Into
tho Thrift Shop, and there I got the
surprise of my life." A whole lot of the
prettiest lints, up-to-tho-iulnuto and so
cheap. You go up there nnd seo for
youraolveB," "We sure will," they all
exclaimed. Tho Thrift Shop is going
to have a big spring opening the Inst
week In, March. All kinds' of nice
garmontB for Bale. ..Come and'. see.
Sparta building. , . ' ; - ;
Grafting wax. EOon Valley Nursery,
Phono B80 J-S. , . ' tf
; There's a busy bualneBS Colloge in
your home 'town.' OWN. ,';
Guy Karl Fleetwood, an nttornoy of
Savannah, Oa., wanta the Gold Croat
brand of fruit from tho Rogue Rlvor1
valloy bocauBB it is bo good. TIiIb Ib
tho brand of Guy Connor, who has just
rocolved n letter from Mr. Flootwood.
! Closing out all our farm machinery,
sevoral good buys. - Patton & Robin
eon. Inc.
i Afior the fire it ts too late to Insure.
Sen Rcddon & Conaday now. 1
- Word has boon received by frlondB
of tho Rov. Daniel A. Poling, associate
president of tho United Society of
chrlatlan Kndonvor and former En
deavor worker In this state, that he
has been offered tho position of asso
ciate sonlor pastor of the Collegiate
Hoformod ProtOBtnnt Dutch ohurch or
Now Yolk city. . Dr. Polliig Is woll
known hero nnd In Ashland through
his Boveral visits nnd talks hore.
Grnftcd Franquotte walnut trooa.
Eden Valloy Nursery, phono 680J-2 tf
Clonn cotton raga are wanted at
Mall Trlbuno office. tf
All Modern Woodmen of America
nnd their wives will bo entertained
by tho Royal Neighbors at Althca hall,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 28.
Good clean rags wanted at Modford
Printing Co.
A No. 1 alfalfa hny, dellvorod, 18.00
per ton. Phone 7-F-4. 20
Seats for tho RoBoburg contest
which w ill decide the championship of
southern Oregon In high achool bas
ketball will go on sale tomorrow mor
ning at 9 o'clock at Crowson's nnd a
crowd even lurger than that, of last
night Is'. expected. Thoao wishing
front row reserved seats will have to
got them nt an oarly hour.
Modrord Auto Painting. Call and
sue our work and got our prices. All
work guaranteed. 127 N. Riverside
nnnoaltn tha Nat E. O. Bradley, prop.
, , Gcoigo Lfndley left this morning
for Klamath Falls after having spent
several days here visiting his fumily.
Ho was accompanied by his daughter
Josephine who will spend sevoral
Weeks with him In that city.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Modford.' Phone
us and we will-call. -.- tf
Miss Leila Debley,. tolephona opera,
tor at the California-Oregon Power
company's offices' is again on duty
having fully rocovorod from an appen
dicitis operation which was performed
about ten days or two weeks ago.
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Sam). Bateman, 302 Maple
i St., Phone 912-J. - ,
Nothing has yet been -heard as to
when the Southern Pacific depot
clock will be back again from Port
land. The clock was sent to tho clock
repairer of the railroad about five
weeks ago to be fixed, as it was out of
order. , No timepiece In the city, is
more missed, as waiting passengerB
for trains feel lost unless they have
watches. Bets were made at the time
tho clock was sent away that It would
not bo back and In place on the wall
of the depot waiting room until July.
' Clean: cotton rags are wanted at
Mall Tribune office, j - tf
Claudo Miles arrived last night from
his homestead In the Butte Falls dis
trict and will remain' in Medford for
a several days visit.
We have good values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Ino. . tf
C. A. Swigart of the. California-Oregon
Power company left Sunday ' for
San Francisco where he will spend
several days on business.'- .
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
alley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf'
"F. W. Hutchinson was taken to
Jacksonville Sunday evening and
placed in a padded cell to prevent
him from Inflicting injuries to his
person as a result of losing his mind,"
says the Ashland 'Tidings. , "Hutchin
son was very til with the Influenza
lost fall and coupled with worry, thlB
Is believed to be the cause of his dis
order. He had been gradually getting
worse with each passing day, and ap
parently realized his condition for he
kept calling out that he had lost his
mind and asked someone to bring It
back to him. He has a wife and five
children." ' . - ' ;" -
Spring Is here! The face should be
protected again outdoor exposure and
dirt with fitting preparations rft my
ladles' service. Medford Beauty Shop,
Phone 191-L, Modford Bldg.' 290
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace. .Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Rogue River defeated Talent last
Friday night In a hard fought game nt
Talent by nBCore of .22-19. ,-Another
game will bo played between the twq
teams at Rogue Ttivor i in the near
future to decide tho championship of
tho rural league of the valley. Rogue'
River Is the champion of the northern
end and Talent of the -southern end
and a second defeat of the Talent
team will .clinch the championship for
Rogue River according to school of
ficials. It is said that tho expulsion
of Talent's star! player Friday night
on porsonal fouls was the cause of the
defeat. ' , -
Auto Insurance, Brown & White."
' Bllig chorry trees. Eden' Valley
Nursery. Phone. 080-J-2,'' ... , tf
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T; Flndlay have
sold 'their home oil. Summit avenue' to
Myron Root arid family who Will take'
possession In the near future.' The
Flndlays wlll move Into the.resldence
now; occupied. by the Roots at Elev
enth and King streeta.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main, - .- ,,v ,
Gregg revlow and dictation work In
day or evonlng clasBt expert Instruc
tor; special .rates. - Modford Business
College ' OWN. . , 292
: The first Pickwick stage soon here
in some 'weeks passed through this
noon en routo from Seattle eouth. A
number of passengers were making
tho Hiip in' the'; bus -which 'wob an
enclosed Whlto. ' ' ' .. ,
Fruit,' nut and shade trees,' . Eden
Valloy Nui-Bory. Phone 680-J-2. tr
Homatilchihg at Deuel's, j T 289
w
HOOPING COUGH
No "cure but helps to re
duce paroxysm of coughing
I C KS
VapoRub
Otxr 17 Mllllmjan Vied Ytarb
V
, A. S. Rosenbaum, former Medford
resident and local agent for the South
ern Pacific, now, claim agent for that
company, is in Medford for a eoveral
days visit. , .-. .
Let mo tell you about my big White
Minorca hens. Eggs for hatching.
W. A. Crane, Medford. 287
- N,- S." Brajnwell, Frink-.Amy, and
II en J. Collins drove three ' Maxwells
down from Portland Monday. They
also, received a carload, of . Maxwells..
The opening will occur about March
lOtll.' ; . ' ; -' ' (
Genuine Bosch. Magneto parts and
repairs.' Electric Shop,' Eighth 'and
Bartlett. tf
Mrs. Wm. Crosby of Talent, was
among tho city vlsltorB today. '
For sale Good repacked Newtowns.
Inquire Sgobel & Day warehouse,
South Fir. Phone 172. 293
WEDDING BELLS
Withdraw U, hi. OH Laud.
WAWHINOTON", Feb. , J27. -Withdrawal
of 20,000,000 acres of land in
Alunka to- form a new naval oil re
servo wiih announced today by Secre
tary Full of tho interior-department.
Important to All Women
. Readers of This Paper
A wedding of interest to many in
the city was that performed at tho
home of Mrs. Gregory at 923 S, Cen
tral yesterday at 12 noon when MIbs
Josephlno Gregory and Mr. FVank
Yaskln were united in marriage by
flov. E. P. Lawrence who rend the
beautiful ring ceremony. Only the
Immediate' relatives of tho family
were present', a -brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Gregory of Central Point,
and two sisters, and their husbands,
Mr. ana Mra. ii. u. ryo or jaient ana
.Mr. and Mrs.. Peter M. Kershaw and
son, Gordon of Medford.
Tho bride is well known, not only
In tho social circles, but also In the
business- circles of Medford, having
been for seventeen years the faithful
bookkepeer and treasurer of the
Deuel' Brothers department storo.
Tho irroom has been , for several
months expert cabinet maker for tho
Medford Planing mill. Two years
affo he van principal mechanic for
tho forest patrol airplanes nt the Bar
ber field, having, come from field ser
vice at Crlssy field, Presidio and
other 'government camps where ho
had served In the' airplane depart
ment, holding the title of first ser
geant, 91st squadron.' iHe was one of
the four export mechanics who built
tho Di-lluviland airplane which flew
the non-atop flight from California
to Florida and was destroyed by ac
cident on the return trip.
Thesa youhg people have tho con
gratulations and. best wishes of their
many' friends. - A delicious 'chicken
dinner was served following the wed
ding ceremony, which was greatly
enjoyed by the guests , . . ,
OBITUARY
VONDER NAU.CIIER Leo Vonder
Nauchor, passed away, at Sacred
Heart Hospital yesterday, at the age
of 66 years, 4 mouths nnd 15 days.
Deceased was a native of Belgium,
born' October 11, 1856. -, He' loaves
no relatives 1n this country, so far as
Is known. -.For.jBoine years past he
had made his home with Richard
Straus of Gold Hill. -
Remains are at the Conger funeral
parlors, and a service will be held at
tho gravo in I. O.. O. F. cemetery at
10 a. m. tomorrow.
Orehardlsts Take Notice
Pecs In your orchard' during the
blooming period means more and bet
tor fruit. For a Bmall consideration
wo Will piaco'them for you during that
time. Make your arrangements right
now. Phone 960, Stewart. 34
Thousands" upon' thousands of
women " havo - - -kidney - or bladder
troublo and never -Ruspcct it,
:. Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
tfid' result of "kldii'ey "of btuddef dls-
easo.
If the kidneys are not In. a healthy
condition.' they may cause tho other
organu to. become diseased.
You may suffer pain In tho back,
headache and loss of ambition.
'Poor health makes you nervous. Ir
ritable and may bo despondent; it
makes any one so. .
But hundreds of women claim that
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot,' by restor
ing health to tho kidneys, proved to
bo just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
Many send for a samplo' bottlo to
see what Swamp-Root, the great kid
ney, l)ver and bladder medicine will
do for them." By enclosing ten cents
to Dr.' Kilmer & Co., ninghamton, N.
V'., you may receive sample size bot
tlo by Parcel Post. You'enn purchnse
medium and- large size bottles at all
drug -stores. i. ' .- Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having purchased the E. U Thurher stock of
giWries, wc respectfully solicit your patronage.
Our motto: "The best gootls for the money, and
a square deal to all.
,,; J. E. . WEAVER, Central Point, r
AUTO
SUGGESTIONS
. Perhaps M. Coulo does not drive a
Jewett, but there 18 a vaBt and rapid
ly increasing Multitude of Jewett
owners who are every day In evory
way liking them better and better.
The unfailing method for deter
mining definitely what realy' 13 the
BEST automobile buy for 1923 is to
drive a Jewett over steep, rough
roads and Bee for yourself why it has
been christened the "Sturdy Perform
ing Six." -
Call 202 for a demonstration. See
it at 123 South-Front street.
County- .Treasurer's Fourth Call for
- Prohibition Enforcement
Fund Warrants ,
Stato of Oregon, County of Jackson.
Treasury Department, Jacksonville,
Oregon, Feb. 27, 1923. - -
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of Warrants Nob. 37, 38, and 39, drawn
on the Prohibition Enforcement Fund.
Interest on the- above called war
rants ceases on this, the 27th day of
February, 1923. A. C. WALKER,
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon.
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Handicraft Shop. '
Hemstitching
Plcottng
8o per yard.
Buttons covered
Now offers for sale a
great number of bargains
bought and traded for
during the winter months
1920 Studebaker Big Six
1919 Buick Roadster
1921 Ford
1921 Chandler
We have a roadster in good running order
at $100.00. V
f .
Several other cars up to $200.00
We sell on very liberal term policy
"Hit the Trail for Hittson's"
Hittson Motors
too Late to claim
FOR SALE Chovrolet, good '." condT
Hon, $190. Phone 458-H. 288
.Health!:
'OpelhnpuTttlesuiih
Dt KINGS PILLS
for amstlpatkm
a. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Bnccesmr to Weela-Oangnr Co.
Medford. Ops. '
MACHINE WORK
Repairing '
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
TONIGHT
Is Your Last Chance to See the
Iks
Minstrels
at the
PAGE THEATRE
They Made a Hit Last Night!
Watch Their Smoke This Evening!
PRICES
Adults 50c
Children.. ..23c
HERE
TOMORROW
AT 1:30
The Screen's
Perfect Lover
I
RODOLPH VALENTINO
-in-
Young Rajah"
TOO
WILL
SEE
., I
From the play "Amos Judd" by Aletha Luce.
and the novel by John A. Mitchell -
A henrt-brenkliig boat ruco betweon Ynlo and Harvard, With
the Ray, chwrlng thousands and Valentino pulling o mighty
stroko for Harvard. a a - w
nurning low semes between Valentino and Wandn Hawloy.
The (.hiinniCTing beauty or tho llrmcarnatlon Ball given by a
New-port millionairess. .
The kldnnpptng of Valentino In tho midst of his hnppinoss by
Hindu assassins.
The 'wooing of Valentino In the Hajnli's linrcm 1- a pretty
dunclng girl. .
Tho worlil-fniuoiis Indian Durbnr, tlio king of all spcclaclos.
The most spiTtnciilar of all tho famous Valentino lovclramas.
AND another of those Knockout
LEATHER PUSHERS entitled
"He Raised Cain,"
ill
I'honn 20. 290
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