Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 19, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1MHF: TWO MEDFORD MA TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORFfiOX, MONDAY, MARCH 19. 192:1 ocal and Personal The fir department responded to fttill alarm about 2 o'clock yoMUrtlay afternoon caused by a smoky flue id a room in the dwelling biu.K on North tirape street In the rear of the Farm ere and Fruitgrowers bank, but ther was no fire when the firemen arrived enter fclliotl wiiun the alarm was turned in by phone, refrained frosi sounding the fire whistle lest it ureal lr alarm cit liens thruout tho city be cause of the water being turned off. However, all the time during the hours the water was shut off from Uih city the reservoir was not allowed to go below , half full, so as to provide ample water pressure in case of tire necessity.. - - . r 4 - We want some clean rags at this office. - ' tf. Just a line tu remind you that I will gladly duplicate any bonaflde orde booked by a transient agent for the same or less money and give you bet ter service.-. N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf i Household furniture for sale. 26 Cottage St, Phone 377-J. ' ' 305tf - Mrs. lxnis Salade and children and her mother have returned home from having spent the w inter at Chicago. ' Blight resistant pear trees for fall delivery. Old Home on Pyrus Ussurl eosls. Home grown Old Homo and ('Men on Japan. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. . tf All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber.,' Wallace Wood, phone 108.- 711 Kant Main. The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Itible School will meet at the home of Mrs. Currier 601 West 10th St. on Tuesday, March 20,' at :30. A full attendance of the class Is desired. - - . 30 Ashland high school student typists won back the Ban ken' cup offered by Ashland men in the annual typewrit log contest, which was held in Med ford Saturday afternoon. First and second places were taken by student who have had less than nine months' practice and second" place by those having less than 18 months' work. The enp was won by Medford lam year. and must be won two years in succes ion In order to be the property of any school. - if you wont a splendid furnished apartment, for two, hot - and ' cold ' water, hect, electricity, etc.. down town, better call at Mall Tribune of fice at once. - tf Have' music In your home. Do yon know that f 10 will place a cabinet Brunswick phonograph In your home. 3e H. O. Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227.' . - ' ' - . . Dance! Wed.! Oriental Ballroom . . 307 ' The arrival of Floyd J). Young who is at the head of the government frost warning service of the Northwest, In the city Saturday night for his annual spring stay here during the frost dan ger period, brings the realization that (hat period la not far away. Mr. Young -will epend a week or two In set' ' ting up his apparatus and making pre parotory observations before and by that time the warning service will probably be begun. ' Splendid ' furnished apartment In Mali Tribune building - for rent at once, i .i i ' i tf 1 Owl Confectionery, IS N. Central P. M. Wilson. : Everything new. . tf Dance! Wed.! Oriental Ballroom! Sunday aa another balmy day with suit shining continuously In the fore noon and alternating with cloudy con ditions In the afternoon. Rnln is the prediction for Tuesday - Milk ond'oream t DeVoe's. tf 6rape vines: Tokay, Mnscat, Mal aga, Rose Peru, Zlnfindell, Thompsons Seedless. Trellis grapes, Concord. Brighton, Worden. Agawam, Niagara and Campbell's Earlyi Eden Valley Norsery. Phono 680 J-2. . -tf m The Jled Cross Is Indobted to Mrs. Corning Kenly and her able corps of aXHlHtantR,-' Mesdamos Rubl, Wellls fatten, Crawford and McCurdy and othars for Uio splendid help they gave durintf tuo recent drive for discarded Rorniculfl. .- . i 30& Mrv' and Mrs. John Alderman of Valley. Kalis, 8. D.; stopped oft 8un day enrolite homo from California for n visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. Schulor, their former neighbors.. . - Twelve Inch slab wood 11.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Kuel Co., Phone 76. tt Thornless blackberry plants. Kdon Valley Nursery. Phono 6S0-J-2. tf C'-Ioslng out all our farm machinery, several good buys. !atton & Robin son, Inc. tf Oriental Ballroom! Dsnco! Wed.! 807 The congregation of the Christian Church unanimously voted Sunday to extend a call to I). J. Howe as pastor. He has accepted and will be here Knster Sunday to begin his pastorate. . Gordon Stout sells cord tires ond re pairs cars at right prices. 119 Went Tonth street. 309 Auto Insurance. Drown & Whlla "Cascarets" 10c For Sluggish Liver or Constipated Bowels I . I. L. Horsfall, manager of the i I'nited Army Store- of Med lord re i turned from Portland Sunday nijrtit. I w hile In Portland he ordered new I stock fur this store. He also visited j his brother at Newport, Oregon, who is sheriff of Lincoln county. Newcomb Is now delivering 16-lnch green slabwood at $1.75 per tier in four-tier lots or more. Place yom order soon tor early delivery and bave cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks. Phone 631. , . . . , ; 1 20GU Colonial Oarage for tire service. 319 James Owens loft by auto fo. Eugene and Corvallls last week where he visited friends after which he re turned with son and daughter Lillian Owens and Vernon Owens, students at the O. A. C. Tamales! Tamales! The real, hoc-est-to- goodness articles! Where? Thrift Shop. Sparta Bldg.! When? Mar. 28, at the big spring opening, of course! " .... 310 Fresh "Hot-Shot" Batteries for youi spray rigs. Electric Shop, S. Bartlett street.- 319 Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf Sparks Wilkinson, the day ticket clork at tho Southern Pacific depot, who has been .in the Si P. company service at Salem began his duties here today, succeeding George Wilkinson, who has been . transferred to the Eugene depot of that railroad. R. L Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. .Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat ed. guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran qnette -selected- walnut trees, finest home grown grape vlnesfTokays, Mal agas, Emperor. Muscat, : Concord, Black Prince, etc.), fruit trees of every variety, largest Oladlola field In Ore gon (bulbs at $1.00 doz., blooming age) thornless blackberries, raspberries, Logans, .7 varieties straberrles, rhu tar, asparagus, fruit trees every de scription, blight resistant pears, Bosc, Bartlett, Cornice, D'Anjou. . We pay charges to yon. The Jordon Nursery, Oranta Pass, Ore, at N. Tenth street 317 Brunswick phonograph, compare the tone, play any record made. $10 will put one In your home, . balance easy paymonts. See H. G. Launspoch. Elaborate plans are now under way for the organization of a chapter of the Nobles of the Muscovites In Grants Pass, tho date set for the Institution being April .14. Nobles from Portland to the California line will be present oh that day, and it Is expected that a class of 175 will be put through the relimlnartes at that time. Czar Billy Moran of the Oregon territory will be the honor guest, and nearly 100 Nobles of the Portland temple will accompany Czar Jones to the city for the cere monies. The Order of Nobles of Mus covites Is a branch of tho Odd Follows anil bears the same relation to that order that the Shrine does to the Ma sons or tho Dokkles to the Knights of Pythias. Grants Pass Courier. . Like chicken? . If so, try one of our Rogue River Special milk-fed fowls. Cupp & Shirley Produce Co. Phone 95. 12S Grape. . tf James K. Fish will accept a limited number of piano students at his studio 31 N. Grape, College Bldg. .... 307 Sandwiches, salads, cake, pie and coffee at all hours. Crater Lake Ice Cream Parlors, Medford Center Bldg. 307 Practically all of the basketball fane who attended tho state tournament at Sheriff Charles Teriill leaves thic evening for Salem with Martin R. Mc Donald in his custody. He will, tike McDonald to the state penitentian where he will start serving a ten year term fur assault with a deadly weapon on the person of Jailer Collins. Mc Donald was convicted of the attack oc Collins last week in circuit court anil sentence was pronounced last Satur day forenoon by circuit Judge, C. M Thomas. .. . $, ,- Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eder Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf Mr. and Mrs. Joe Semple departed this morning for their home In Port land after having Bpent a ten days or two weeks vacation here with Mrs. C. A. Rlnebarger. Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J 2. tf Civil service examinations for audi tor, income tax division, Washington D. C. ; and for revenue agents and In spectors of the Internal revenue de partment, will be held at major cities In Oregon on April 7. The salaries range from I1S0O to 13000 a year. Ex aminations will be given In Astoria. Baker, Bend, Corvallls, Eugene, Grants Pass. Klamath Falls, La Grande, Mnrshfield, Pendleton, Portland, Salem and The Dalles. Try our wet wash, 6c per 11. Amer ican Laundry. Phone 873. 325 Dr. O. J. Johnson, who recently pur chased the home of B. F. Lindas, at 331 Crater I-ake avenue, will take pos session of It tomorrow. Mr. Lindas is moving to Ross Lane. Why wash at home when you can have your washing done for 7c per lb. American Laundry. Phone 873. 325' The job of installing the 340 feet of new pipe in the city pipeline tunnel near the Bradshaw hill was completed late yesterday afternoon and the water was again turned on. Following the repair work and the shutting off of the water considerable sediment, evident ly In the pipes In the city, was con tained in the water when preseurc was again turned into the city mains. After the fire It is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. Several parties of tennis enthusiasts were playing yesterday on the Capco courts at the end of South Fir street and a feal baseball game with all ol the necessary eighteen participants was played In the afternoon on Charles Palm's South .Holly street dia mond. Basketball season is over and the younger element of Medford is los ing no time in entering on the season of spring sports. .Track training is ex pected to start at the high school ath letic field within a lev days. Takeyour kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. . . tf The chamber of commerce building is agog with industry and typewriters and multlgraphs are clicking and buzz ing from-morning to night Secretary Frohbach and bis assistants are on the jump and everything Is in rcadi neBS to sign up between 750 and 1000 new members 'tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday. ' Grafted Franquelte walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phone CSOJ'2. ! tf It may be of interest to local sport fans to have their memories refreshed on tho results of some basketball games during the past season. The Roscburg basketball team which was defeated twice during the season by Medford, took the L'nlvorsity high Two of the cleverest auto tourist traveling outfits ever seen In the ci were those of Richard Reimer an! family and Phillip Shatz and family. Vth of Flint. Wash., who stopped the city lor supplies this morning while enroute home from having 8pem the winter In Southern California. The Reimer family traveled snugly in frame dwelling mounted on a Bulck chassis 7 by 13 feet and 9 feet high dimensions; and the Shatz family a house 7 by 13 by 9 feet mounted on a Ford chassis.' Each small dwelling was compact with dining table, beds, chairs, stoves and other conveniences, and each had ample plate glass wi dows, thus affording travel in com fort in any kind of weather. Genuine Blsch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett tf Theodore Nicholson returned to Medford lost night from O. A. C. for the annual spring vacation. For Bale One ood usea piano at a bargain. H. G. Lnunspach. Phone 227. , A. J. Crose, adjutant of Medford post, American Legion, arrived In the city last week. Aside from business Crose had a conference with State Ad jutant Nelson, in reference to the dii trlct conference of the Southern legion posts in Medford. March 24. - Crose stated that the post has made exten ive and elaborate plans to furnish fun for those attending, following the busi ness sessions. There will be a big dinner and plenty of entertainment to follow, declared Crose. Portland Jour nal. James R. Fish will accept a limited number of piano students at his Btudio 1 N. Grape. College Bldg. 307 Mayor E. C. Gaddis and Councilman A. J. Crose left Medford yesterday morning at five o'clock by auto and made the trip to the pipe line tunnel where the new pipe was being In stalled. They watched the work of in stalling the new pipe, all of the old pipe having been torn out before their arrival. You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Good clean rags wanted at Medford Printing Co. Stanley G. Jewett of Portland, head of the state predatory animal depart ment, arrived in Medford yesterday and is a guest at the Hotel Holland istl 1 ty ! del TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE OR TRADE .Must sell modern 6 room, close in. bungaiow paved street - Price 2100. $1000 payable as rent P. O. Box 559. 310 FOR RENT Irrigated alfalfa ranch 5 room house. 2 barns and orchard Inquire of Alice Rexford of Pro- volt. . 310 FOR SALE 3 used Corona typewrit era. 30 per cent discount. Medford Book Store. 300 FOR RENT Comfortably furnished apartment, modern two or three rooms and sleeping porch. At 603 N. Bartlett. - 30 Salem are homo, the last of them in Clean your liwi-ll Kcwl tlnel When you feel su-k, ditnv, upt, whm your head is dull or aching, or your tnuwoh is sour r gnatv. hut take on or two Oasosreiii to relieve constipation. No griping nlcot. luaHT-esUiart4roa earth for grown-ups and children, lOo a iox. Tuic like randy, eluding Milan Jncobs, John C. Maun, John W. Johnson, Scott Davis, Wm. Altken, Russell Coleman and Harris B. Janes, having returned last night. Strawberry and raspborry plants. Phone 419-H. 310 Newcomb Is now delivering 16-inch green slabwood at $1.75 per tier In (our tier, lots or more. Place your order soon for early delivery and. have cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks Phone 6S1. 296tf Hemstitching at Deuel's. 318 The University Club tennis court under the management of John Benson this season. Is practically ready for play and work will start sooq on the court of tho West Side Tennis club on West Main street For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samnel Batoman, 302 Maple street. Phone 912-J, Newcomb Is now delivering 16-Inch green slnbwood at $1.75 per tier In four-tier lots or more. Place your order soon for early delivery and tiave cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks. Phono 631. ' 296tf Colonial Garage for tire service. 819 Dr. Jouett P. Bray, one of the prom inent figures In the recent' night rldor case at Medford. has returned to his work at Myrtle Point as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Portland Journal. ' Oriental Ballroom! Dance! Wed.! 307 Wo have good values In used cars. ratton & Robinson, Inc. tf Choice everbloomlng roses. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6SO-J-2. tf In changing from the cash bonus to the loan, after the cash payment has been received the new law' provides as follows: "Any person who has taken the cash bonus and who at the time (i os I red tho hum but accepted tho cash bonus by reason of misapprehension as to his right to elect for a loan may. upon refunding tho cash bonus with Interest thereon at 5 per cent, obtain tho loan: provided, that the applicant can satisfy tho commission that he de sired the loan nt the lime of recuivins the cash bonus " Flowering shrubs and evergreens. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf There's a busy Business College in your home town. OWN. King cherry trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone S80J-2. tf H. A. Hull, formerly of Rhodes Bros department store In Taeoma, has ac cepted a position In Mann's depart ment storo In the domestic depart ment ... All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 10S. 711 K. Main.- i school of Eugene down to defeat on the Eugene floor. Roseburg won from Eugene after having been defeated by Medford at. Roseburg, Friday night Feb. 16th by a Bcore of 47-34. Follow ing their win over Eugene they came to Medford and were defeated here on Friday night March '2nd b ya score of 32-30. . University high school of Eugene won from Astoria at tho state tournament Saturday night by a score of 28-25, thereby taking the state championship. ' ' , All kinds of dressmaking at Stylo craft Shop, Room 424 Medford Build ing. 309 A meeting of O. A; C. students, former students and alumni will be hold at 7:30 this evening at the Hotel Holland to formulato final plans for putting over the ontortnlnments and other events of O. A. C. week. Auto Insurance. Brown t White. '. Tho IX O. K. K.; bond, under the leadership of Wilson Wsite will Rive a band concert In the city park on the afternoon of Easier Sunday providing that tho weather Is favorable Direc tor Walto says that he will announce the program In a tew days. J We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Meteorologists will begin next week safeguarding the fruit buds on Yak ima's fruit crop. E. S. Ellison who was stationed in that section last year in charge of the frost warning service is expected to return to Yakima about March 25. Some 'Jo to 30 local sta tions will be established to report to the central station at Yakima If pos sible to record the range and possible drop In temperatures. All kinds of rouga and dressed lum bar. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main. . Walter llowne arrived in Medford last night from Portland, having brought back a new Willys-Knight coupe-sedan tor Dr. Kresso. Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Volley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf WANTED Woman for general house work, pood wages to right party 830 S. Fir. - 30 Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching Pico ting 8c per yard. .. . Bottnns eovarad. FOR SALE RESIDENCE Nine rooms, basement, furnace, hardwood floors, all latest improve ments. Oarage for two cars; lot 75x173. The coolest house in Med ford. Large shado trees. Terms. , . E. H. POUTER - MACHINE WORK Repairing Babbitting and Welding 'Jratar Lako Automotive Co 0. V.MYERS . The Track iUn" MACK TRUCKS REO SPEED WAGONS SO X, Holly i If Mothers Only Knew During thfe days, how ninny chil dren arr romplafninj; f Hen cinch t. t-VvtrU.inw, Wtr.wt h TrouM's and Im-Kular llow-Iq nnd tnkr coUl o.iily. If rwuhi-rs only knrw what Vuth r (irvy'ji Swef't rowUrr would do tor thrir chtrMrrn. no faintly "ou:d rvrr br without thorn. Thf rw dtn im no ray am! pleasant to tnkt and n cff'rttvf in th.Hr atln 'hV niothor vhii tncp une thrm alWAy till other about thim. Sold by druftgista everywhere. Trial rfk fijro mnt FUKK. Adrire Mother Orny Co, Ire Hoy, N. V. Adv. Picture Framing at . Swern's Studio . H. W. CONGEE UNDERTAKER Sacressor u Weeks-Conger Co. Medford. Or. iHololManx Powell St. atOFarTell, SAN FRANCISCO QospfoTheares &nd Snopping District. A.wlv br.iiticd Haft Mam j Hn tW MMt I. 3. FtM I ! I tr tmfut f a ArrKa M cMnW. I ym wvMniti k.iht emir hotri & KSO ZiOU P tjL13 HAKVKY M. TOV Managing owner; Lillian itelmer of Talent, and a stu dent In the Ashland high school, sen first place in the beginners class in lack sun county school typewriter ccn tost held in Medford last Saturday. She made a score of 48 words per min ute for fifteen minutes. She now goes to Corvallls to take part In the stale contest. When better automobiles are built. Bulck will build them. If H. W. lilngham. Paul Shearer and Weldon Kiddie are among the well known Medford citizens who have re turned lrom visits to Portland and balem. . We have many new ideas to sugseat to you, why not spend a pleasant hour at the Medford Beauty Shop. Room 41'6. Medford Bldg. Phone appoint ment 1S1-L.' 30'J Snow in Alabama. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 19. Snow began falling here this morn ing. The temperature was 25 above zero and fall'ug rapidly. 30C R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Regular convocation Tuesday, March 2uth, 8 p. m. Visitors wel come.. A. F. NOTH. Secy. SPECIAL! Ghick Food ' NOW PLAYING! To All Medford: We have been flood ed lili conirratuhi tiuns on our showing of "ForgU-Me-Xot." Some from ycur neighbors home from your friends ask any of tlu ni. Wednesday I.VIBKTTK TAVUm in 'l'K; O' MV HKAItT" Prices: Murim-c, Adults IWc Kiddies IDC Nights, Adults 50c : Children 2.1c U A picture for the grownups and the children, for every man and every- woman a pic ture nil the world, will love u suiM'i b screen Bern iu an en tirely new setting. SKE Forget me-not A .Nit THE It EST OK Ol'H Ql'ALITV PKOGItAMSUi $3. 9 5 Per i Hundred A high . grade, pure double re-cleaned bal anced feed for baby chicks. None better made. Save Money on Poultry Feeds and Supplies At Monarch SeedComp'ny 317 E. Mafa .... .. . Phone 260 Have You Ordered Your frees for Spring Planting? How about Bartlett, Anjou, Cornice and other pears? We have them iu mighty tui-e. clean, thritty trees. and apples, cherries, prunes. walnuts, small fruits, shrubbery, roses. We Have Them All DATE PRUNES tho. prune with a date flavor, certainly the finest prune ever produeed by nature. If you don't know all about this new nnd marvelous fruit ask for our snerial de- riptive folder. ITS FREE. f you desire a samrdp of fruit send lo cent's. f you're a cood salesman nnd have a knowledge of Iorticulturc we have a worth while offer for vou. Oregon Nursery Co. Orenco, Oregon Horticultural Specialists PAGE THEATRE Monday Night J MARC H MAIL ORDERS NOW Seats on sale Friday, March 23 Prices 50c to $2.50 l'MS TAX WAGENHALS & KEMPER Present . The World's Biggest Dramatic Sensation By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood Fun and Thrills Two Years in New York One Year in Chicago It's Good Judgment to Secure Your "Bat" Seats Early. EGGS ARE CHEAP Now is the time to preserve your eggs for winter use with - WATER GLASS Main nnil (tram Quality nnd Son Ice First I'honc 8T4 Hear What They Say: W.H. LYDIARD: "Wliat has Los Angeles Kot that Medford hnsn't! Very little except the Cone virus, mid there is no ..treason why we shouldn't cet n little t'otie in our civic conscious ness. Wo could he the second city in Oregon if vc just wanted to he". PORTER J. NEFF: "You'll remember that Canaan was a land overflowing with milk au.l honey, but Canaan didn't have n Chamber of Commerce, and look where it is today." Chamber of Commerce Days March 20-21-22 Join the ClinniNr of Commerce