Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 22, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAflE TWO Jocal and Personal The local frost warning service urges all orchanllstH of thin vicinity to bring or send their thermometers at once to the county agent's office to be tested. The service will begin April 1st, and as there are so many thermometers to be tested it is neces sary for them to be brought In as soon us possible In order that the testing . can be completed before or by that time. Newcomb is now Uellverylng 10-Inch preeu ilabwood at $1.75 per tier In four tier hits or more. Place your order soon for early delivery and have cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks. Phone C31. 2KCtf Hemstitching at Deuel's. 31S Miss Taylor at Deuel's has Just re ceived a large shipment of beautiful puttcrns and sport hats which will lie on exhibition Friday and Saturday. March Ti and 21. 1 hprlng was officially ushered in yes terday according to the calendar, and while Wednesday was somewhat c-Iiil- ly,, pie mild, sunny weather of today made many persons feel that summer was almost here. Those who wore overcoatB had aggravating uttucks of spring fever. The highest tempera ture of Wednesday was 55 degrees, but while today Is iiinili warmer the minimum temperature of this morning was below freezing point at 20.5 de grees. Newcomb Is now delivering 15-Inch green slabwood at $1.75 per tier in four-tier lots or more. Place your order soon for early delivery and liave cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks. Phone C31. 29Ctf Colonial Oarage for tire service. 319 Oladlola bulbs, liden Valley Nursory Phone 680-J-2. . tf W.,l. W Until 'loff inlaw fni PniTAnn where he will spend Friday und Satur- Xewspuper Men's conference. Mr. Kuhl will read a paper at the meeting. We have good values in used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Like chicken? If so, try one of our Rogue River Special milk-fed fowls. Cupp & Shirley Produce Co. Phone 95. 128 Grape. tf Beautiful new patterns at Deuel'B Friday and Saturday, populur prices. 1 The citizens of the town of Hogue River conducted a spring clean-up this afternoon. The business houses, closed and the school children were dismissed to ullow all to participate. In the drive against ijnBlghtly places within the town. This evening at 6 o'clock a dinner will he served to those taking part ut the community hall. llrunswlck phonograph, compare the tone, play any record made. $10 will put one In your home, balance easy payments. See II. G. LauDBpach.' lilng cherry trees. Kden Valley Nursery. Phone BRO-J-2. tf . A u-nnilprfnl collect Inn nf p.lgtorn - nnllorna nnrl utinrt lliitH Frllljiv and Saturday at Deuel's. 1 Two more rogulur employes of the postofflce are off duty and sick at home with mild attacks of the flu. i'licy are Kurl York ami Robert . Newlon. "' All kinds of rough and dressed liini Iier. ; Wnllaco Wood, phone 108. 711 K, Main. I'lowormg snruus and overgroenfl. Eden Valley Nursory. Phone CSO J-2. tf Colonial Garage for tire service. 319 W. II. Copley of Iloston, Mass., who had been visiting hero for somo time, loft for homo Tuesday night. . Auto Insurance, in-own & White. Choice everbloomlng roses. Edon Valloy Nursory. Phono 0S0-.I-2. tf Thoro'B a busy Ituslness College In your home town. OWN. Dance! Dance! Hot Spring Sat. 310 Thero wn born this week to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Torrill of Ml North Ivy street, a Bon. Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valloy Nursery, Phono fiSO-J-2. tf Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursory. Phone CSO-J 2. tf Havo your farm laterals and survey ing done by experienced engineers. I.o Tonrnoiix Uros.. 612 S. Holly S Phone 941-J. 6 There was horn last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall, a girl, at MS Penn avenuo. mm HELP IS COMING! Hut don't wait until your build ing Is In danger the tlmo to protoct yourself Is before not afterwards. Take out our pol icy of fire Insurance and bo safe. McCURDY Insurance Agency Tel. 12.1 Modford National Hank Itlilg. Medford, tin-gon .To!n the HinnilKT of Coiiimcrco .TV- The first Chinook salmon to be ex hibited iu the city this spring was brought In today by Elmer ISrIggs, who caught the big fellow below the dam. The salmon weighed 3U pounds and Is the first to be caught. It was reixirted earlier that several Cliinooks I had been taken but It Is believed that : these were large steelheads, of which there were muny of extraordinary ! size. The salmon was caught on e sicoii hook. Grants Pass Courier. California Heach Ilalloon dances! Jacksonville! Friday, March 2.1! Peer less "4"! No dance at Central Point Try our wet wash, 5c per lb. Amer ican Laundry. Phone 873. 325 Dance! Dance! Hot Spring Sat. 310 William Ilanna, manager of the local branch of the Associated Oil company left this morning for Grants Pass to spend the day there on busi ness. After the fire it is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Children's silk half socks with col ored borders. Handicraft Shop. 30!i M. Cotturl and A. Stewart of the special detective force of the Southern Pacific railroad company, arrived in Medford yesterday on a brief business visit. M. Cotturl Is chief of detectives on the Portland division. Twelve-inch slab wood $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co. Pnono 76. tr ' Genuine Itlsch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth : and Uartlett. tf 50 pieces of rough dry for $1.50 American Laundry. Phone 873. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the FlrBt Methodist church will hnve the annual Founders Day service and offering Friday afternoon, March 23rd at the home of Mrs. II. R. Elliott, 1114 South Oakdale. Grafted Franquette walnut trees. Edon Valley Nursery, phone 680 J-2. tf All kinds of dressmaking at Style craft Shop, Room 424 Medford Build ing. 309 S. O. S. Will some ono please save this office from closing up shop by selling us some rags for cleaning presses. We pay by the pound and will he glad to have someone bring in or send in the rags. 308 Floyd Young, who Is at the head of the government frost service In the northwest left last night for Yakima, Wash., to help his assistant in charge thero In getting ready for the warning service soon to be Inaugurated In that locality. Mr. Young will be back here by March 28th to Inaugurate the local frost warning service. Wo will loan you money to build o- buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Orders taken for bridge and Mali Jongg table covers. Handicraft Shop 309 Good time, Hot Spring, Sat. 310 Tho women of Rogue River held n nilllinnry school today under the di rection of Miss Grayco Telch, the county home demonstration agent. All kinl8 of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E.Main. Crescent orchestra dance, Eacle Point. Sat. Mnr. 24th. SIC Knitting needles, all sizes. Handirrali Shop. nil!" Mrs. D. C. Rose of 113 Rose t-jiup returned last night from Corrullif where alio had been TiFiting friends: for tho past two weeks. For Rule One eood usea piano t a bargain. II. O. Launspach. Phone 227. " You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Good clean rags wanted at Medford Printing Co. The older girls' conference of wes tern Oregon, in which representatives of 300 Bible schools will participate. will bo held March 23 to 25 at the First Presbyterian church in Albany. Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle Point. Sat. Mar. 24th. 310 When bettor automobiles are built. Uulck will build thorn. tf We havo many now Ideas to suggest to you, why not spend a pleasant hour at tho Medford Beauty Shop. Room 426, Modford Bldg. Phone appoint ment 191-L. ' 309 Andrew J. Bole, mnnagor of the PacKIc Coast Biscuit Co., of Portland, was In Medford Tuesday nnd Wednes day transacting business with local dealers. This company sells Snow Fluke crackers and tho famous Tom sons eaudios that are being extensive ly advertised throughout the state In cluding In this paper. Good tlmo, Hot Spring, Snt. 310 Another large shipment of hats Just arrived at Lottie Hownrd's, 109 North Central Ave. 30S S. O. S. Will someone please save this office from closing up shop !' selling us some rags for cleaning presses. We pay by the pound and will be glad to havo someone bring In or semi In the rags. 308 Final details and plans will he noted on tonight at the public library of Ash land for the organization of n rod nnd gun club by tho sportsmen of Ashland nnd vicinity. We want somo clean rags at this office tf Just a line to remind you that I will gladly duplicate any bonafido order booked by a transient agent for the snme or loss money nnd give you bet tor service. N. 8. llennott, prop. Edon Valley Nursory. Phono 6S0-J-2. tf Add to the beauty of your garments by using destlnctlve lace. Handicraft Shop. 309 Thero nro rumors that little George Mnddox, the diminutive chocolate shiner at Whlsnant's Harbor shop, will got married soon. George has made no announcement to his friends but does not deny that wedding bells will ring soon. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phono 10S. 711 Fast Main. Baled hny for sale. J. H. Cnikln. 34S Household furniture for sale. 2i Cottage St, Phono 377-J. 31)511' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, About 25 nobles of the order of Muscovites from Grants Pass will visit Central Polut tomorrow night to put a class of future nobles throng!: the royal purple degree. All Hlnts in southern Oregon and northern Califor nia are putting through large clnssei and expect to have a number of nobles ready to receive the czar and visiting retinue and nobles from Kremlins of all points In western Oregon on their big day, April 14. Blight resistant pear trees for fall delivery. Old Home on Pyrus Ussurl ensls. Home grown Old Home and Chioh on Japan. Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf A preliminary hearing will be held this afternorm In Justice Glenn O. Tay lor's court on a charge of horse steal ing. The charge was preferred by S. T. Howard against Dan Farmer. Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle Point, Sat. Mar. 24th. 310 A large crowd of O. A. C. students and alumni and high school upper- classmen will be In attendance at the O. A. C. dance to be given at the Nat tomorrow night by local O. A. C. students in conjunction with the Seven Strollers orchestra, recognized as one of the best dance orchestras on the Pacific coast. Owl Confectionery, 15 N. Central. F. M. Wilson. Everything now. ' tf The circuit court for Josephine county will convene the first Monday in April, Judge Charles M. Thomas, presiding. Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle Point, Sat. Mar. 21th. 310 Thirty-seven students were graduat ed from tho state normal school at Monmouth this week, who completed tho standard two year normal course at the end of the winter term. Have music In your home. Do you know that $10 will place a cabinet Brunswick phonograph In your home. See H. G. Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phono 227. M. C. Gaston was among the Med ford business visitors who spent yes terday in Grants Pass. Orders taken at Monarch Feed Store for turkey eggs and day old turkeys. 312 A meeting of the local chapter of De Molay will be held at the Masonic hall this evening and a number of can didates will be initiated. It is under stood that Ashland will organize a chapter in the near future. This will make three chapters In southern Ore gon. Splendid furnished apartment In Mall Tribune building for rent at once. tf Charles Henselman, employe of the local branch of the Associated Oil company, spent the day in Ashland on business. Milk nnd cream at DeVoe's.- tf One day after she had won a fight for tho "Joe Bar" homestead, waged for six years following the death of her brother, David HaTrell, Mrs. Mar tha, Harrell Jones of Hutton precinct, Siskiyou county, California, died Fri day. Mrs. Jones was of a ploner Ore gon family, the Han-els arriving in , 1843. James Marshall. - bo discovered i the fantouf C'iLl:fnrni8 c:t'd 6-:.: :ts. f was a teamster in the HkrrH n crant train. The liuniestuud -vi.i::t firf won included ''.loe Bur" in "thp fnm the nmuutahih. where tin ulinib In Hit Ultra Ledge mine begins PortnniL J ournul. Gnu -vim: Tokay. M uncut. Tliu aittt. lion? J'ttru Zmfiutiell. Tnimuwums StieflloHK. Trellis gminw. 'Cnticimi rtriran.tm. "vVnrden. Aguwum. Tiiutrun. Mid CmtijditiD'ii Early. Ltlon Viilkn Namery. PIkhf flKOJ-I 1!" A jKTtk'H f tfce Southern Puciu richt-c- Tir, irt-nr the Hip I'nmt l.im ber con.rx;r. forajprlr coveree wi:p rriifs aod -tjf-r vfwretaiitni is Imnir plowed asd will 1 put into sham n give it the appearance of the rem u'. the right of way In that vicinity. Phone Gordon Stout, 3C&-R fur tun repairs. : -j A case charging W. B. HoIttjpf itb robbery and being armed with a dun ' gerous weapon was dismissed Tues- j day evening In Justice Taylor's court niter testimony of A. C. Martin, ibo j. alleged that he had been robbed by j Holmes at the point of a gun and that seven dollars had been taken from j him, had been contradicted by the de-j fendent. The evidence of the act hav- j Ing been committed was not strong i enough to wnrrnnt the binding over of ' the dofondnnt to the grand Jury for i further investigation. Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. 1 1 nnd picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co., Phone 70. tf The University club tennis court, rocently put In shape by John Boeson, Is now ready for play. Beeson has rented tho court for tho senson nnd persons wishing tho privilege of play ing on It will be charged a reasonable rato per month. S. O. S. Will somoono please save this office from closing up shop by selling us some rags for cleaning presses. We pay by the pound nnd will bn glad to have someone bring in or send In the rags. 30S C. W. Ashpolo has been among the Modford business visitors In Portland this week. Thornless blackberry plants. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf Closing out all our farm machinery, several good buys. Patton & Robin son, Inc. tf Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phono fiSO-J-2. tf ALIENS FOOT EASE Rir Corns, Bunions. MEDFORD. OREGON. R. II. Whitehead lias returned from a trip to Honolulu and different cities in California. Gordon Stout sells cord tiros and re pairs cars at rifht prices. 119 West Tenth street. 3i'!' Hubert Gordon has returind to hi home In Klamath Kails aflei a short stay in ihe city attending to busim-ss matters and vitdting friends. Auto Insurance. Brown & White. Pat Swayne nf the upper Applcpate country was a business visitor in t!i city Wednesday. Newcomb is now delivering 10-Inch green slabwood at $1.75 per tier in four-tier lots or more. Place your order soon for early delivery and have cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks. Phone 631. 29Ctf Orchardlsts throughout the vall-y have placed out their smudge pots In anticipation of a visit shortly from Jack Frost, and are all ready for ac tion. The Potter Palmer holdings the Klnmath and Modoc orchards were among the first to take this pre caution. A few warm days would bring the blossoms out fast, but un der present weather conditions it will be a week or ten days. Spring plow ing is general throughout the valley. Colonial Garage for tire service. 319 Mrs. Catherine AVeHser und son oy of Montague Calif., are spending the week in the city visiting friends and relatives. Tamules! Tamales! The real, hon- est-to- goodness articles! Where? Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg.! When? Mar. 28, at the big spring opening, of course! t 310 Jack Edmundson, who boxed Gor don Melvny In this city last winter, and who started a boxing class, in which W. F. Isaacs and W. Y. Crow- son were among his pupils, is now in Oakland, Calif., and listed to meet Jack Deeny of Los Angeles in a pre liminary bput Friday night. You will find that the use or our yarns will give a new pleasure to knit--ting. Handicraft Shop. 309 The high school athletes will start practising in about three weeks for track events, nnd a field meet will be held In which all the schools of the county will be represented. Fresh "Hot-Shot Batteries for your spray rigs. Electric Shop, S. Bartlett street. 319 I Thero will be an eclipse of the sun next September, and the phenomena will be visible over the entire Pacific Coast. For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple street. Phone 912-J. J. D. Heed of Cold Hill wa3 a busi ness visitor in the city for a low hours Wednesday afternoon. R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe s. Don Rader. a former well known resident of this city and U. of O. base ball player is playing this season with Waei in the Texas league. Nursery stock, absoaitely acclimat ed, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran-; quette selected walnut trees, finest borne grown grape vines (Tokays, Mai-' aeras. Emperor, Muscat. Concord, ( Black Prince, etc.), fruit trees of every . variety, largest Gladiola field in Ore- - gon (bulbs at $1.00 doz , blooming age) ' thirnless blackberries, raspberries. Lo?2E3, 7 varieties straberries, rhu barb, ar-arazus. fruit trees every de-. I scrirtion. blight resistant pears, Bosc, 3i.-::tt. Cornice. D'Anjou. We pay to 7C. The Jordon Nursery. X-ua Ptua, Ore, at N. Tenth street. 317 A. P. A A. M. acicat.ca Cf V V ".fefj-.ri U.iUf. N". 1:1 cc in illl niiu-1, WJirr !" ir-nu- if V.. X. ij n E. Jfc. burr-;. ie.r-r;L-.-7 Ml.flT r . CjCJJif .uuim ii- T.Mk. fhutamr?- t- iwi vrv tiii'it v'W ;ICA -."rimii '..111. rfVMl. fi:i v r mi'.i: r. i- imu;u; irt. J"OH ..".i: re:n.m'.t: -ii,ruM.--.uu.i -llHt-lllf !' iiuim,i.uttj'na' wiw FREE AT THX3 STOEX FOE A SHORT TIME OKLY We will give one 1-2 pcrar.d tin GuittarcTs PURE GROUND Chocolate FREE WITH EACH 1 LB. TIN PURCHASED. Use the freo can and if you do not find it the finest Choc olate you ever used, return the pound can and we will gladly refund full purchaso price. Hall & Hall Cash 4 Carry Grocery 318 East Main St. Join lli O'miihrr nf f'nmmcrrp lUntllcrart flhop. llmtlicbln ricollni 8o par yard. Battoni ooTr4i TlU'KsPAY. MARCH '-v- Autos washed and polished at Med ford Auti Co. Uulck Service, corner Main and Holly. Satisfaction (iiiaran- teeJ. tlcorao Fox of Vivka. I'.ilif.. si Wrilni-Mlav m the 'ily ultenilllig business matters. Strawberry und raspberry plants Phono 41911. ' Mrs. William Vawter who recently underwent an operation is convales cing rapidly. Arthur Qullin and Samuel Putter of Greenvlcw. Calif., ivtunud to their home Wednesday after a short stay in the city on business. SENIOR PLAY AT PHOEND (G. W. Milam.) "Captain Racket." the senior play, has cento and gone. The Phoenix people nro Baying many good things about tho play. Mr. and .Miss Whitman coached me play. Fletcher Fish always comes along and puts the finishing touches on the plays, at least lie nas mine u since Mr. Milam came to the Phoenix school. Flov Watklns, "Captain Racket,' acted Hie lawyer to perfection, never missed a chance to make Jiis lies count. Roy Bolz, Oliadlali Dawson, the captain's uncle, kept the house In roar. Harold von der llellcn. Timothy Tolman, a friend of Captain Racket, camej In for his share ol good acting. He proved thot marrying for money wan not the thing to do I'rnnk Denzer, Mr. Dulroy, the Cup- tain's father-ln-lnw, was a typical old man and acted his part to perfection. William Hunter, Hobson, waiter of Cafe Gloriana" brought the house down. Mildred Bolz, the Captain's wife, played her part so well that the audtonce was held spellbound trying lo tell what would come next. Mil dred Ward, wife of Tolman. who mar- J. Hartley Manner's de lightful play the story of a little Irish Cinderella! "STRIKE FATHER. STRIKE SON." E.siad 5 Tee Leather -22TTT- EEOWIT y&r. 3ih X.i zlu . EUJTDAY TOMMY MEIGHAN "BACK HOME AND BROKE" p If you really appreciate Service that is courteous and prompt You will find it in abundance at tho Rex Cafe Medford's i Finest , H'nln (lir flmnilN-r of rii,m. iv. NOW S?C- PLAYING ... z. M i . .1C Kj . Vs. n 25c m IflM, ,.,! for money, portrayed the J.lo. hearted wife with clearness. A u I icy Smith. Knty, popped up ut all hints and added spice lo the occasion. The auditorium was full of the lies ,,,, people of Phoenix, for u.l ,vere there. The receip s oi lie evening amounted to M; wi l l. put a grin on the Senior class hard to erase. to LLUSTRATED STORY AT L Ki 'The Other Wise Man" by Henry Van Dyke, will be shown at the Jack son school Friday afternoon at Par ent Teacher circle. The story will be told lv .Mis- Susanne Homes Ci.rter and illustrated bv beautifully colored slides from the I'nivei-.'ity of Oregon. The Audobon society will unite with the circle and candy will be sold and I he proceeds used to buy a lantern for the school. Mrs. Winnifred Bailey will sing two songs appropriate to the occasion. Parents and friends of the school are cordially invited to ut tclid. LOS ANGELES W. L. Kimmell, ono of the organizers of tho National THE PROPER WAY TO TREAT PILES Valuable advice and information for the treatment of everv form of Piles is enclosed with each box of PAZO OINTMENT. The remedy is guaranteed. The price of PAZO OINTMENT is GOc and you can get it at any drug store. The advice and information goes with it. ;2WIJiI' - i7WOVV - City Mail Orders Rec'd. Now (Also Oitt-of-Town) PAG The World's Biggest Dramatic Sensation I Ey Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood Fun and Thrills Two Years iii New York HOW TO SECURE TICKETS BY MAIL NOW Allr-w IrttrvH, rlnvks, postof rice money onlcrs to PaRO Thcutw. Im liKli. w-lf-ndtlnHs'iI nIjiiiihm1 cnvolopo to holp insure siifo rotura. I'UK'KS, IXCI.VDIXO WAR TAX: Lower Iloor, 1st It rows, .$2.7. - rin, urn i rows, ifi.tio; next rows SI JO. unlnnco o.k. Ilox Offlro Sale, Kriilay, 12 o'tlock. PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION All Day Friday, Mar. 23 At Bear Creek Orchards Rosenberg Bros. Introducing to the farmers of Jackson county The Holt 2-Ton ' Model T35 Caterpillar Tractor Publ ic is welcome . "einet, Oleu. HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSIWELL-GRookeo 3rcaseless Combine, Cream Co,t,0 , Few Cents a Jar at any Drug 8' Keeps Hair Combed Even stubborn, unruly or sh3m , hair stays combed all day in you like. "Hair-Groom"- is a in combing cream which gives that ItZ filoss and well-groomed effect to v hair-that final touch to good dress Jk in business and on social occasions Millions use greaseless, stain Hair-Groom because t docs not on the hair It ,s absorbed 1,7 scalp, therefore the hair remain. soft and pliable and so natural that n one can possibly tell you used it V! ticky or smelly. 1 C? - - i- siT" l '-',: i. HAIR GROOM TIT;!.. j 17 MONDAY NIGHT "MARCH 26 One Year in Chicago . Imst 4 rows, S2.20. Ualoony, 1J