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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREflOX. SATURDAY. MARCH 1023 ocal and Personal Medford merchants and other busi ness men are warned to be on the lookout for two men passing 2u coun terfeit bills in the city. The bills are on the Federal Reserve Back of San Krarclsco.. series No. L... 11 022 11621 17621136 A.,,. , . t . We are now delivering slabs from the big mill. I!y ordering early you ,'I'ete Ord, forest ranger stationed atf The Herman Summers residence on the Crater Lake lodge arrived in .Med-! Wagner Creek, near Talent, cauKht ford yesterday for a several days visit. He reports the snow more than ten feet deep at the lodge and seven feet at the Anna Springs camp five miles below the rim of the crater. j phonographs and records at reduced prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street, lire and burned to the ground shortly after noon today. The cause of the fire and the Insurance protection has not bten learned. Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat ed, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran- quette selected walnut trees, .finest will secure, better slabs, mostly fir, jtored with bis family for the purpose and you will soon have dry first-class , wood at the smallest possible cost to ! you. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. t( j Every farmer, stockman, poultry- ' , raiser as well as all others who have anything .to sell or want to buy any thing should use our classified col ' umns Jlaxch 3 to 12. as the Mall Tribune and Sun will be sent to prac- ; tically every farmer, , stockman and fruitgrower in the county. 2S4 j Last night was not only an excep- j tionally clear moonlight night but wa3 j followed by the coldest weather here , for weeks early this morning, with the j minimum temperature of 18.5 degrees l a.bove.. and . with . continued chilly I weather this forenoon despite the fact ' that there was a bright sunshine., A i year ago this morning the lowest tem- ; perature was 33 above. Fair weather j Is the prediction for Sunday. ! Genuine Boscn Magneto parts and i repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and " ' ' . bartintt. tt' , Velle Sales & Service, 118 S. Central j ; avenue. . Phone 7C&-J, . -. .... . 290 Judging from the interest in the ru- i vlval being conducted at tho . First j Methodist church, standing room will . j be at a premium at tomorrow's ser- vices. Ilev. Sasnett says every effort .: i "'U P? made to accommodate tba crowds, but that he anticipates au ! , "overflow." ,. Rev., Vm. . H. Huff .is ; recognlied as one of the greatest ( ' evangelists In America. . ( i - Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 296 , Warning to business, men to bo cn I lokout for two men passing $20 coun ) terfeit bills Federal Reserve Dank of . San Francisco, Series No. L. 1762113CA ' Chief of Police. . . 29; j -Eggs were selling today for as low j as twenty cents at one or two of the j groceries and the public market, but ' ' at 23 to 25 cents at other places. If ! the weather continues , good a much i: lower price will probably be the rule ! , ratnoua Federal, headsets on sale ; . Monday 9 a. m. $6.50 while thoy last. j t Virgins Radio Service. , ... ... v 295 j ; Everybody goes.1-Where? Orientnl ! Ballroom Saturday night. .. ... . 292' j It is reported that iftout four mlle6 j i of Ice at this end of Upper Klamath j ' lake has broken up, and If (his weath- j s er continues A, R, Leavltt, captain of s 'j the roall boats, expects to open up the I boat aeryice to lake points some time ! in March. , The ice Is breaking . up i particularly fast this season, having , at no time been as thick as last year. , Klamath Falls Herald. . I Velie Sales & Service, 118 S. Central j j avenue. Phone 709-J. r 296 .Closing out all our mrm machinery, j severaj, good buys. Patton & Robin- , , eon. inc. ...... tf j j ' ; Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Petcli worn vlsi ; tors at Itoseuurg on Thursday and j yesterday., j ' , , . .. If you want to reach practically every farm home In this county, a ma. j , Jority of the homos In Medford and ' the other cities of the count v. as well ' ' : asa largo number o( people In sur- , rounding counties advertise In the ' Mall Tribune and Sun during March " !'; to 12, , . , . . ., , , 29 Ve will loau you money to build or ' 1 1 buy Holmes the Insurance Man. ! 'The latest Issue of the Medford HI , Times, the high school periodical Is ' off the press, and as Is usual is full of ; newsy and breezy , matter crtalnlag to the local student body. ' 'For. Sale 10 0O0 acres of land con sisting of alfalfa, . grain and stock ranches, orchards, and tlmborland some Irrigated: also mining property All property must and will bo sold a sonio price. . Souio as low as $1.00 per ; acre.-5 to 10 years lime. . T,. XV. Miles, Attorney. Jackson Co., ownors, 15 No, Grape, next to Farmors & Fruitgrow ers Hank. Phone 46E-J. , , 29 1 You can got it at IeVoe'a, . ,. tf I Fred Strang, now residing In Roso- burg will visit his parents, Mr. and i i Mrs. Charles Strang In this city tomor row.. . Ho leaves Roseburg tomorrow morning, by auto for Sacramento ' where he will spend sovcrol days on business. clie Sales & Service. 118 S Central avenue. Phone 769-J. 290 i ; Canned Foods Wcckr.Iarch 3-10. R. E. Allan was among tho Medford visitors who spent some time in Grants Pass yesterday.. ; ' Tho Mall Tribune und.- Sun , will reach 4317 families in Jackson county every day during the week of March 3 to 12. Nuf sod. Advertise. , 294 Dance Jackson Hot Spring. Sat. 292 ,M'ith Roseburg and Medford meet Ing tonight on tho Nat floor to settle ' the argument of tho championship of I southern Oregon, and a game arrang cd between Medford and Klamath ; Falls, which also claims the champion. ship of this section by virtue of not 1 having met with defeat In 10 games played, it is hoped tho question will bo definitely settled. Roseburg will play a return game with Ashland Sat urday night at tho high school gymna sium. Ashland Tidings, i .For Sale New Columbia phono graph records at half price. Victor. , Brunswick, Columbia, Palhe 4 Sonors Dance! Danoo! Dance! Oriental Ballroom Sat. night! 292! Mr. Cartoitan of the Cnrtozlsn lire rug houso of Tortlnnd, arrived In Mod ; ford today and Is making his head quarters fulth Weeks & Orr. Vlio Sales A Service. 118 8. Central avenue. Phone 769-J. :l6 Hspdwloho. ealads, cake, plo and ooffCrtall hours. Crater Lake Ic Cream Parlors, Medford Center Old. "3o; next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. n""e grown grape vines (Tokays, Mal agas, tmperor, Muscat, Concord, i Black Prince, etc.), fruit trees of every ; variety, largest Gladlola field In Ore gun (bulbs at tl'.OO doz , blooming age) t.'iornkss blackberries, raspberries, lxgans. 7 varieties straberrles. rhu barb, asparagus, fruit trees every de scription, blight resistant pears. Bosc. Bartlett. Cornice, IAnjou. We pay charges to you. The Jordon Nursery. Phone 405-J. 292 Call at Hotel Medford Beauty Par lors and see the latest In cornet braids. 295 Rev. F. R. Leach returned Friday evening from Portland where he mo- FLANS PERFECTED CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DRIVE of attending a special conference of the Baptist pastors of the Btate where thn DlVirm hpAlfnp mnvnmnnt v;ia mn. sidored in a two days meeting. Rev. i Gra0,s Pa5a- re- at N. Tenth street. Leach took an active part In the dis cussions. A great Impression was mado on all who were in attendance, and Rev. Mr. Leach promises to give a report of the views taken and the subjects discussed one week from Sunday evening. He -will speak both morning and evening Sunday. Special attention is'called to the sacred con cert at the evening Bervice, the pro gram of which appears in another part of this paper. With all the- noise that Is being made over National Canned Foods Week, March 3 to 10, the retail grocer who is not on the firing line with some siwclal offers of dozen and case lots at attractive prices well, the rea son why some people never .get along is because they never wake up until the parade has gone by. ., , We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf A. S. Kouns and E. E. Walters were visitors from this city in Grants Pass yesterday. . . , , ..Velie Sales & Service, 118 S. Central avenue. Phone 769-J. . 296 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. Phpne us and we will call . tf I A fAn..M 1 ..l.it m,.i- 7 . .i , a a n seriously. .The loss of about one market was the scarcity of dressed .,. ,, . rv, . 317 Canned Foods Week March 3-10. Blng . cherry trees. v Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 60-J-2. . .: tf At the Presbyterian church on Sun day night there will be a musical and missionary program. Stereopticon pictures showing the Presbyterian missions fields the world around will be shown. The Presbyterian male quartet, with its four well balanced, trained voices will sing several Inspir ing numbers. The offering of the evening will go to the missionary funds of the Woman's Missionarq so ciety.. ' Forsaking Jesus" will be the subject for the morning sermon. The messages all point to the Cross and Easter. The male quartet whose sing ing has been such an inspiration will sing two numbers. Sat night! Oriental Ballroom! Big dance! Legion management. 292 Docs your grocer patronize borne Industry? Ask htm . for Stewart's honey. Our phone is 9G0-, ... 34 After the fire It Is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. . . Sidney 8. Smith, who Is building himself a power boat for use at bis summer home on Pelican Bay next summer, accidentally hit himself on the nose yesterday with a screwdriver and injured that member painfully but The frameworh "of thy organization for the Chamber of Commerce Mem bership campalcn was outlined inns of the 'team capiaina would be held at 7:30 In tin vnlnn at the C'ham'wr of Commerce building. 3 AT ut "the vari"U.' I' by the various millry home (hoiifatidH f.irms and raisers. ui,...,. On March 1, at the Rogue TUi Poultry farm uu the J-'l;"01n,vll'; road. 300U chicks taw ' "K"'1 inimen? naieii. the ninn- Tbis in hatching time in the valley which, because of the mild climate Isi diiv in a Blnul ...,rtn.- m i P Carnenter, tiirni. i'iu' and 4000 Hprlng- H standard electric inculators with Buecehs " plans have been made to install ninimnutlt incul.ators of the most modern type to tnko care of tho ncer of this poultry hi. I. -hen nf between 0U0 v.-iti Lo taken off tills The ranch now operate Miner Given Up for Dead, Rescued Alive at becoming one of the poultry rais.!ua- old cl,kktn bu3lnLSS- chickens for sale due to the fact that poultry owners do . not desire to klli any more hens at this time of year. -. . February 7th Lucky Day at Deuel's. - ":- ; ." - i- -. 301 March 1st, tthe Marlnello Shop will start marcelling at their former prloes. - ' .". ... .,. . 295 A dance given by the Chesterfield Quintet, a new orchestra organized by high school students,- was given in the small ball at the Nat last night following the basketball game and a number of young people enjoyed danc ing until midnight. - ; , All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 E. Main. - - , . , ' I There's a busy busfhess College In your homo town. OWN. Mrs. John M. Root Is the guest to day of Mrs. Frank Leland at the home of the latter at Grants Pass. Tho high school basketball team en joyed a joint banquet with tho Rose burg team at the Hotel Medford this afternoon. Tho two teams were the guests of the high school studont body. Uerrydale Store opon Sundays and evenings. 1500 N. Riverside. 292 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. . Wallace Wood, phone 10S. 711 j E. Main. . Here spending the day with friends Thursday were Mrs. John and Mrs. C. B. Mason and .Misses Mastln and Abrams, of Grants Pass. Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Owl Confectionery, 15 N. Central, F. M. Wilson. Everything new. tf Mrs. Turner's sixth grade pupils of tho Lincoln school entertained the Parent-Teachers' association of that school at their meeting yesterday afternoon. .The little Bement sisters rendered a piano and banjo duet which was much enjoyed. Superln tendent Aubrey Smith spoke regard Ing the "County Unit Plan." The meotlug was concluded with serving of refreshments by mothers of pupils In the second grade. Announcement was mado that Friday, March 16 will be "Daddys' Night." tho men to have entire chargo of tho program. February 7th Lucky Day at Deuel's. ... , , ,,. 301' For salo Ttood repacked Ncwtowns. Inquire Sgnbel & Day warehouso. South Fir. Phone 172. 293 An egg measuring seven and one- half inches the long way and six and one-half Inches the short way was laid yesterday by a White Leghorn hen belonging to Mrs. Frank Van Dyke. This egg is said to bo even larger than the one on exhibition at the chamber of commerce. Thornloss blackberry plants. Eden I alley Nursery, 'hone 6S0-J-2. tf The White Booth restaurant and Luneh Counter, two blocks north of Talent Confectionery on highway. A Ilanna, proprietor, regular meals. uneh counter serves from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. The best coffee and pies served. Try us. 294 John E. Engcr. roadmaster and Mr. Nichols, chief train dispatcher, re siectively of this division of the Southern Pacific railroad, with head quarters at HoeeburR were In the city ast night to witness tho Medfonl- Roseburg basketball game. Between them they lost 15 cents through their overconfident feeling that the Doug las county capital team would win. and henceforth will stick to checkers. gamo they understand hotter. L. N. Nethorland arrived in Medford auto from California Thursday ovening aud will spend several days ere before returning to tho bay re gion where he has been recently. Crafted Franquotto walnut trees. Eden Valley jN'nrscry, phone 6S0 J 1 tf viicKfc iv lew ami uiciuuoa wirn m day or evening class: expert Instruc tor; special rates. Medford Business College. OWN. 292 For sand, gravel, sediment and team work. See Saml. Batemas. SOS Maple St., ruono i: J. . square Inch of skin from the bridge of ' the nose la the external evidence of the injur)-. . .,- .. . Mecca of all dancers Sat. nights is the Oriental Ballroom. 292 Canned Foods Week March 3-10. Flowering shrubs and evergreens. Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. ...... tf , Rumors that the University of Cali fornia may meet the , University, of Oregon basketball team hero next Friday night in an exhibition game are afloat It is said that George Bobler of tho University of Oregon is endeavoring to arrange the-match to give sport followers of southern Ore gon a demonstration of college basket ball. Oriental Ballroom! Saturday night dance!. Admission 10c . 292 Let's dance, Jackson Spring Sat 292 Home made sorghum 10c per lb. Hutchison. & Lumsden... -. 290 Eggs were much cheaper In Oregon twenty years ago as witness the fol lowing Item in the Portland Journal of that date: "Egg prices continue to tumble as tho wearther moderates, and receipts grow larger. Quotations today on strictly fresh, range from 16 to 17 cents. Bedrock has not been reached." ,, Canned Foods Week March 3-10. All kinds of'rougb and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main. . .. . , . . Dance! Sat night! Oriental Ball room! 292 Central Point musicians furnished tho program from broadcasting sta tion K P A T at the fairgrounds last evoning. The program consisted of vocal and violin boIob, piano solos, and duets and was enjoyed by a large number of radio fans all over the coast . . . , Canned Foods Week-j-March 3-10. I Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Grafting wax. Eaon Valley Nursery, ' Phone 6S0-J-2. tf , Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work aud prompt sorvlce. tt A meeting of tho Rogue River Com munity club at their community hall tonight nt S o'clock, when Mr. LaSallo of Portland, will present the matter of tho Installation of a fruit and veget able drier at Rogue River to tho mem bers of the club. Just a line to remind you that I will gladly duplicate any bonaftdo order booked by a transient agent for the same or less money and give you bet tor service. N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. tf Hot tamalos and chili con carne at De Voe's. tf Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0J-J. tf 1. H. Nash will have a Peerless five- passenger town sedan on display In Medford tomorrow at the .Medford ! hotel. This Is said to be one of the ! classiest sedans ever brouht to Med ford. Dane Jackson Hot Spring, Sat 292 When belter automobiles are built. Buick will build them. . , . If i Good clean rags wanted at Medford Printins Co. Clean cotton rags are wanted at I Mall Tribune office. . . tf Auto Insurance, Brown A White. meeting of the team captains held yesterday noon in the Medford hotel. Paul U. McKee. manager of the mem bership campaign presided. A two-fold organization was pro vided for. tho pre-cainpaisn commit tee to make all preparations for the three days' drive which would then resolve itself Into groups for the actual solicitation work on March 20. 21 and 22. The chairmen of the pro-campaign committees are to net as an executive committee for the whole campaign. The secondary purpose of the meeting yesterday was to Inform the workers of the affairs of the cham ber. . Mayor E. C. Caddis spoke on : the past accomplishments and tho fu-j ture possibilities of the Chamber! pointing out that prior to its reor ganization three years ago It was not a big factor in tho community. Evi dence of the . excellent work of the present chamber, he said, was the fact that 1600 personal inquiries were answered every year for the past three years. Robert Ruhl suggested that the outstanuing difference between the old Commercial Club and the Cham ber of Commerce was that there was less hot air and more cold cash in the latter. H. O. Krobach outlined the financial condition of tho cham ber. A general discussion followed in which a committee to investigate and answer complaints, a movement to collect delinquent dues before the opening of the. membership drive, n community, question . box, and tho preparation of a cales manual for the: use of workers were suggested. It whs derided that future meet in centers of the Pacific coast, and ,-wi-pR are helnir hatched bv the With Medford trade is Medford mnrte CHARLESTON, XV. Va.. March J. Lloyd Lipscombe. once given up as dead, rescued early today from tho Weyunoko mine and life, all but ex tinguished vy unffoeatlng guana a which ho lay for fifteen hours. wiu fanned back to ft flame so strong that physicians attending the Injured man said ho was suro to recover. Th rescue of Lipscombe . reduced tho death toll of yesterday's dust explo. sion to ten, all of whoso bodies wore j-peovered. Ill Special Evangelistic Campaign FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fourth and Bartlett Services Sundays, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Every Week Night (Except Sat.) 7:30 Afternoon Services Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 3 o'Clock Rev. Wm. H. Huff ONE OF THE GREATEST EVANGELISTS IN AMERICA, WILL BE THE SPEAKER You'll Have to Be On Time to Get In jj Beginning I Tomorrow THE BLUE RIBIION EVENT OF . THE SEASON OPENING OF THE NEW AMERICAN LAUNDRY 133 South Central, Medford Monday, March 12 This new laundry is the latest type, both for building and equipment, that can be had. Special attention has also been given to sanitation and light, both for convenience of our employees and the benefit of the public. ' . An general invitation is extended to all our patrons and friends to attend tins opening. . We thank our patrons for their patronage in the past and assure theni with the new, modem equipment we will be better prepared than ever to give them first class service in every way. ' - )Vet "Wash, Cry Wash, Rough Dry by pound or garment, also special family finish wash. . This laundry is absolutely independent of any other laundry. James A. Slorah, Prop. Phone 873 I'nnn llurcau Week March oth to 12tli Orchsrdists Take Notice Pes In your orchard during the blooming period means more and bet ter fruit. For a smalt consideration we ill place them for you during that time. Make your arrangements right now. I'uone 860. Stewart. 34 I f'" ." ' I MiiilP-If I ' H iLvery lime Adapted from the famous stage play. "The Suburban"! Directed by King Raggott! Don't miss this sensational, smashing melodrama, full of breuth-taklng situations; See tho most jammed-wlth-action horse raco ever filmed: Taken in Kentucky at the actual running of tho Derby! Come and gasp nt the rea!i-?f!c shlpTreck: ' die Melodramatic Triumph 7 ho SOtrinq REGINALD DEKHY . .The famous hero oh ; 'THClfjtlHERPUSHEI.S'sericF WASHINGTON'. March :.i-The wo vatani-les on the i-ourt of rus oin appeals wire fllh-d todar bv Prwldj-nt Harding, who nominated t hnrles s. Hutfleld of Ohio and K Itis"d r.f Indian Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching Plcotlng Is per yard Buttons eoTr4, foxt-Lvnixo TODAY t ile of the ino't rnlhuMnMlr. illy rcxric( Mils of the year j Rodolph Valentino In his K"igeous picture "The Young Rajah" and 'Jnd Hound thk i.r..Tin:n i'isiikkv tVmlnwu, show Today anil Tomorrow Vi.M to 11:(MV. nt. We Sell a Car We Make a Friend The very definite progress which has marked each succeeding year in Velie manufacture is more emphatic in this year's mcdels than ever before not alone because of our own Ve-lie-built motor, giving a degree of power and flexibility heretofore unknown even to Velie cars, but also because of the refinement of craf tmanship in body-building and finishing. There are specially-designed parking lights and drum-type headlights of distinctive design. An interesting removable tonneau light on a reeled cord serves as a portable light when needed. Nickeled trimming adds a note of beauty to even the smallest units. Beautifully-curved, full-crown fenders accen tuate the lines of the body itself, adding greatly to the finish ed effect. The Velie-built motor is as free from vibration at sixty miles an hour as at six, is automatically lubricated, dirt and dust proof, overhead valve gives maximum power. The general sales manager for Oregon is in Medford with a latest model Velie to establish a distributor for Jackson and Josephine countie for these popular cars and is located at 118 South Central ave. Phone 769-J. W. R. DeLAY MOTOR CO. Portland, Oregon
