Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE fWO 'ocal andu. Personal Local and valley, fishermen Trill be out by the hundreds tomorrow trying tbelr luck at capturing the title fellows In the various streams of the county as the legal fishing season for trout opens Sunday. Many plan to get an early start, so as to begin fishing early and not stop enjoying the sport until sundown. The water in the vari ous streams Is reported to be fairly clear. and Indications are for good fishing. , See Brown for your gloves. tf Another real party at the Fair Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday night. "You will go eventually, why not now?" ' 20' Lei's dance, Jackson tonite. , 10 Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Guthrie left this afternoon for San Francisco where they will meet their sons Sandy and Bruce and Ball Monday for their fu ture borne In England via the Panama canal. Mr. Outhrle recently sold his ranch near Jacksonville to Mr. Shaw of Fort Worth, Texas, who , took charge of the property, today.. Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service.- tf - Blng! Bing! Blngl Blngt Bing! No, I am not swearing. . Just trying to tell you that you will get a Cory Thornless r.ackberry plant : with , each - Bing cherry while they last.' Eden Valley, Nursery, 680-J-2... . tf How Is this? Best quality baby chick scratch 13.10 per hundred. But termilk egg mash 13.00 . per hundred while they last - Watklns Feed Store. Phone 269. ' 25 Oriental Ballroom. Sat. dance. 20 Have your rugs washed on your own floors most convenient, sanitary method, kills germs, no dust raised. Oet your order in early, B. -tu Davis. Phone 644.: 211 Stark 8tJ SO ' The Medford hotel will serve an other of their famous" 11 Sunday din ners tomorrow. Read their menu elsewhere, Rive your wife a vacation and "take her out" for dinner tomorrow...-' Brown says he has a fins line of traveling bags.. 103 N Central. tf Oriental Ballroom.. Sat, dance. Launspach'g orchestra. Admission 10c. .-.,-'. . 20 " For-. 8ale--New Columbia . phono graph records at half price. Victor, Brunswick, Columbia, Pathe & Sonora phonographs and records at reduced prloes. Music Shop, 16 N. Orape street, next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 486-J. -. , , . 20 Word received In this city -Friday afternoon said, that Sam T. Richard son had been operated upon at Qood Samaritan : hospital,. Portland, . Thurs day, for .stomach troublo, . , and . has passed through the first stages of the operation ; successfully; . Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. -,;.. v'; , tf Alford and his Imperial orchestra, at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday night, v Admission $1.10. r 20 Let'B dance,. Jackson tonite. v 20 James. (Shine). Edwards serving a sentence In the county jail tor bootleg ging has boon released, after serving out the full jail sentence and about halt ol his $400 fine, paying the bal ance. He Is now a resident of Chlco, Calif.'. Wnuli hats for small children at Deuel's Vrt Dept., 'or bring your ma (nrlnl and have us cut one out for you. Coming: at . ' popular , prices.' the greatest . , show the world has ever known. .W-? ... Douglas Fairbanks in "Robin Hood" I JU I Rev. Joseph W, Angel, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Phoenix, will speak in the Presbyterian church here Sunday morning,-in exchange with Rev. E. P. Lawrence who will occupy the pulpit, at Phoenix. The male Quartet will sing Bpeclal music as follows: "My Task," by Ashland. A tenor solo will also be sung by R. E. Waldron entitled "Alone With God. ' In the evening service the pastor will speak on "The Worldling and Chrlst.'-' Hear Alford sing his new danca hits at the Pavilion Sat. nlte.. 20 After the fire it Is too late to insure, See Redden & Canaday now. Dance, I. O. O. F, hall, Rogue River, Friday, April 27th,' music by Grants Pass orchestra, supper at 12 o'clock, by Rebekah Lodge, Tickets $1.10. Prizes awarded. 20 Fishermen of the Rogue will have to fish a long time before they equal the mark set Thursday afternoon by "Jud" Pernoll. "Jud" hod taken up his usual spring pastime of diminish ing the supply of Rogue salmon and Thursday succeeded In getting 49 pounds out In one piece. The big Chinook was landed In about a half hour at the Savage Rapids dam. This Is the largest one taken this year and It is seldom that one Is caught weigh ing more than 25 poundB. Grants Pass Courier. Do not buy an electrio washer until we have demonstrated the new May tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware Co. tf ' Oriental Ballroom. Launspaoh's or chestra. Sat Management Am. Legion. For Sale-10,000 aores of land con sisting of alfalfa, grain and stock ranches, orchards and tlmberland, some Irrigated; also mining property. All property must and will be sold at some price. Some aa low as $1.00 per acre, 6 to 10, years time. , T. W. Miles, Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank ldg., or Gold Ray Realty Co,, owners,, 15 No, Grape, next Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 46G-J. , ' 20 The public market was better .today than for weeks past and this Improve ment Is expected to continue until in a couple of weeks the usual late spring acticlty la reached. . . , t Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr, Co. : i . .:. , ! tf Dance! Jackson Spring, Sat. 20 We can still furnish spray hose for 20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hard ware Co. ; tf Judge C. B. Watson who has been associated with A E. Kellogg at Gold Hill In he law and abstract business the. past- riva years win quit the. nrm shortly and go with the Hartman Syn dicate,,of. the Pacific, coast, as their attorney and geologist. The Judge will be quartered In, the new offices of the syndicate In Ashland and give his entire time to his new duties. Kellogg will . sell his law library and devote his time to-the abstract business at Gold Hill. Jacksonville Post, '. Browu says he ha& got a full line ladles' hiking boots left yet. 103 N. Central,- ; ,. '! ; tf ..' Grape vines: Tokay, Muscat Mal aga, Rose Peru, Zinflndelt, Thompsons Seedless. Trellis grapes: Concord, Brighton, Worden, Agawam, Niagara and Campbell's Early. Eden Valley Nuraory. Phone 680-J-2. : tf f Auto Insurance. Brown & White. - i The Valley Fuel company has In stalled a five-ton platform scales at the company's woodyard on North Fir street -'. - - - :-' Gladlola and 1 Canna bulbs. Eden Valloy NurBery, 680-J-2. . , tf : Just In, the Rosemary, a Flak sport hat at Deuel's. 19 Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday night A regular dance. 20 Mrs. Tommy Nichols, Jr., of-' the Eagle Point district was a shopping visitor In the city Friday. - Kuled hny for sale. J. II. Cnrkln. 348 Grafted Framtiotle walnut. Edor Valley Nursery, 680-J-2 tf Hne Brown for all kinds of shoos tf The Gleaners class of the First nnptlst church repeated for the third time tholr popular play, "The Neigh bors' Friday night at Eagle Point to n large audience. . The crowd present entornd enthusiastically Into the spirit of the play and repeatedly cheered the varlqus members and parts. The ladles' orchoBtra of fifteen pieces ren dered several fine numbers. Miss Stoinor gave a pleasing solo. - The Eagle Point folks voted the play a great succoss. Gold Hill people have asked that the play bo given there, which will be done later. Dance Sat Oriental Ballroom. Man agement American Legion.. 20 Will take orders for pure maple Byrup this week only. J. W. Shirloy. Phone 868-X., 20 ' We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson. Inc. - tf ' Grants Pass is the mecca today, of tho Odd Fellows of Southorn Oregon because of the Muscovite celebration In that city. Many delegations of Medford and othor points In this coun ty will be present nt the doings of tonight. We are giving summer rates now on fur repairing. Dartlett's Fur Shop. It Brown says he has brown nud black ones. , tf Koses and flowering shrubs. Eden Valloy Nursery, 680-J-2. tf j A. S. Rosonbaum, the Southorn Pa cifin clnlm agont arrlvod horo this morning from Portlnnd and stepped from the train Into tho bright sun light with a feeling of relief, ns he left for Medford Friday night April 13th, on train 13 and there wore Just 13 passen gers In the sleepers and 13 can on tho train. He will week-end In tho city. Spray hosa 20 cents per foot - Cra ter Lake Hardware Co. - tf We are giving summer rates now on fur repairing, llnrtlett's Fur Shop. It Brand new tunes, co4chy as the flu. Jackson Boring Sat . 20 See(Brown's for oxfords. tf Pat'swayno, of tho upper Applogate district was a visitor In the city Fri day, Delightful trip from Medford to Glendale. Chicken dinner 76c. Bervod 11 it. m. to 7 p. m. Sundays at Kldon Hotel, Qlendulo. 20 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, B. M. McKlnley of Klamath Falls has returned to his borne after spend ing a few days in the city and valley on business, ' 1 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 B. Main. ' I now have materia for restrlnglng tennis racquets. Leave them at Med ford Harness Co., Medford Hardware and Sporting Goods store. Young's Hardware or 301 South Central. J. D. Beeson. 20 ' A whale of a fish is waiting for you. Six-Inch trout season opens April 15, A new and complete line of fishing tackle. Medford Furniture and Hard ware Co. 20 ' U. L. Davis, of Rogue River, paid a fine of $16 yesterday afternoon when he, pleaded guilty before Judge O. E, Unruli to a charge of operating an automobile,, with Improper license plates. Salem Capital Journal. I want to hear from the owner of a good orchard for sale In this valley. Earl Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. 21 . Have you seen the bungalow aprons and children's wear made by the Pyth ian Sisters on sale at the Golden Rule? Ladles, bring in your fur work now and take advantage of the .low rates. Bartlott's Fur Shop. ti' 20 ! Good showings of gas are being made at the Trlgonla well, which is now 1730 feet deep. The well Is balled out at 11 o'clock In the morning and at four In the afternoon and numerous interested, spectators, visit the well at that time. The gas Issuing from the water In the bailor burns freely. Colonial Garage for tire service. Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co., Phone 76. , . tf , Friday, is fish day, but everyday is fish day when you buy your tackle at the Medford Furniture and Hardware Co. 20 George Older of Montague, Calif., Is spending the week In the city at tending to business matterB. ' Grafted Franquette walnut Eden Valley Nursery, 080-J-2 tf Brown sayB he has a big line of oxfords. tf You can get It at DeVoe'a. tf 1 "A Practical Life Creed" is the sub ject announced by Rev. J. Randolph Hasnett of tho First Methodist church, for the evening service tomorrow. "The address will have little to do with dogma," saya Mr. Sasnett, "but will deal with the things we live by." The subject announced for the morn ing service is The Principle of the Life of Every Day." Some good music Is promised. - Launspach's . orchestra, Oriental Ballroom. Sat Legion management. " "- : 20 Swimming and Hot Sulphur baths, Jackson Hot Spring. : i .... 20 Is your radio set working right?. I do guaranteed repairing. No charge for Inspection. It. D, Mlnkler. Phone 543-J. ' .- t' v- ' 21 ' Donald Lawrence, son of Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lawrence, who located IB Oakland, Calif., last December, and entered the employe of the Spraggs chain of groceries of that state, one of the largest on the Pacific coast, in one of its Oakland stores, has made such rapid progress since then that he Is now the manager of the largest grocery of the chain in Oakland, and In which tho main office headquar ters of the concern are located. Sat. dance, Oriental Dallroom. Ad mission 10q. Single dances 10c. Entire oveulng $1.00. ' . 20 Colonial Garage for tire Bervlce. 319 " Ladles, bring In your rur work now, and take advantage of the low rates. Iiartlett's Fur Shop. tf Chief of Police ' Adams Is again wearing hlB badge, which was lost for a day, and was found by some woman In the street, who sent some hoys to return It to the police offi cial. Lottie Howard has received another shipment of hats and flowers.- - 20 : Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. tf ! Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone G80-J-2.; tf George L. Hanson of Michigan has liocomo a Rogue River valley enthus iast. Last Monday ho visited Sav nge Rapids dam and watched fisher men land a 35 pound salmon. Since he has purchased a complete fishing outfit and expects to remain here a month of so, fishing. Rhubarb and asparagns roots. Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf Don't forgot the governor's holiday and the Dads vs. High School baseball game next Tuesday afternoon, April 17. Everybody's going. It's going to be a grent game. 20 Seats Now Selling Monday Night April 16 THEO KARLE Tenor Concert Management Arthur ilutlnon PAGE pricks ixclvpixg. war tax PRICES: Lower Floor, 1st 14 Balcony, 1st 4 rows $1.65; next Office Sulo Friday noon. MEDFORD, OREfiON. A representative delegation of Mus covltes, the fun order of the Odd Fellows lodge, left Thursday . night for. southern Oregon to be present Saturday night at the Initiation of 250 candidates at Grants Pass. They will. stop. ut.-llosulmrg for a day of sightseeing and a banquet' In the evening at the I'mpqua hotel. - They will be joined there by. a Roseburg contingent and Journey to Grants Pass, returning to the city Sunday. The Muscovite patrol under tho lead ership of Captain K. . J. Nolan, the lllllsboroi.druin corps and many of the leading 'officers of the . Portland crder are in the company. Portland Journal. , . ' R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple street . Phone 912-J. . Don't forget tho Governor's holiday and the Dads vs. High School baseball game next Tuesday afternon, April i . Everybody's going. It's to be a great game, . -. 20 The Dads and Boys will play base ball Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Holly Btreet grounds. The game Is under the auspices of the Parent Teachers' association and a hot time Is, expected, the Dads having sworn not to let the kids defeat them, and Eddie Durno having ordered the high school team to win the game. See Brown for shoes. , , tf Radio sets built Installed or repaired- L. D. Mlnkler. Phone 543-J. . . 21 Swimming and Hot Sulphur bathB, Jackson Hot Spring. , 20 The Columbia Tire corporation is rimodeling a portion of the Billings carriage workB for a salesroom and will make arrangement in the near future for warehous space with some of the warehouses in the city. Due to the Improvement wrought by the remodeling and painting of the outj sido of the portion . of the building rented by the tire company, John Bil lings has decided to Improve the ex terior of the entire building with a coating of Btucco and other addi tions. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Ladles, bring In your fur work now and take advantage of tlie low rates. Bartlott's Fur Shop. tf " We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. H, M. Tracy, representing the Beebe . company, paint jobbers of Portland, was a Medford business vis itor today. The Beebe company are also marine outfitters. Brown says he renews shoes. 103 North Central. tf Grafted Franquette, walnut , Eden Valley Nursery, C80-J-2 tf Twelve-Inch Slav wuod $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand, picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Cg. .. Phone 7, -'. tf : A near catastrophe occurred yes terday afternoon when Mrs. R. D. Coe backed against a caa burner In her husband.'s danta! laboratory and! her domes cangiit on fire.- Mrs. Coe was uninjured by the fire which burned through an apron and her dress, but Dr. Coe burned his fingers in an en deavor to slap the flames into sub mission. The slapping process was unsuccessful and the flames did not subsldo until; after, Dr. Coe had taken his wife in his arms and administered a hearty hug" of long duration which smotherodv the blaze and smudged the doctor's white apron considerably. Anslers attention! We give 5 per cent off for cash on fishing tackle as well ns hardware and houso-furnish-ings. Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. 20 Don't forget the Governor's holiday and the Dads vs. High School baseball game next Tuesday afternoon,, April 17. Everybody's going. It's to be a great game. , . ... 20 Hemstitching at Deuel's. . -, 38 A five, ton Mack truck and a two and a half ton truck of the same make, arrived In Medford recently to be delivered by O. Vi Myers, district agent., Tho former will be delivered to the . Nine Lumber company of Klamath Falls and the latter to the Interurban Truck company of this city to bo used on the run between Medford and, Ashland. i Sunday, April 16th, the Hotel Med ford will serve a special dinner for $1. 20 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber., Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. Handicraft Shop. Hemstttchlnc Rnftn nvrd. Plcotln 1 " Ho nr yard. rows $3.10. Last 4 rows $1.65. 4 rows $1.10; balance 55c. Box Iff hmmm i VmV SATURDAY, APRIL 14. Charles Furnas of the Medford Service station returned this moruing from a several days' business visit In Portland. ' Genuine Blsch Magneto parts and repairs. Electrio Shop, Eighth and Bartlett tf When better putomobiles are built Duick will build them. tf Hand-made cluny and filet lace 1b the most durable trimming for silk lingerie. Handicraft Shop. 19 Crowds of local sport enthusiasts were again on band last evening at Becson's tennis .. court, ' horseBhoe Units and handball courts, and all of the horseshoe fans suffered at the hands of Wm. Lyman, who defeated all comers. ' ' Do you remember our Easter din ner? Next Sunday we will serve a similar dinner for $1. Hotel Medford. 20 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. .. 711 B. Main. If you want to sell your orchard, farm, or residence, list it with Earl S. Tumy, 209 Liberty Bidg. 21 The Jackson : . is "A big, friendly institution where the spirit : is, democratic and it, is a jL pleasure to do business." - .. ", Because our officers know most of our peoile and their problems personally 'a the human element enters into most transactions at this institution. ' h. Ttis. makes for better understandings and thoroughly satisfactory dealings. X- It is your institution. . , : - '; . No institution in Medford is doing as much to build up Medford as, , Jackson County Building & Loan Association C. JUL. Kidd, President. v i?3lTK HOL0 imJTQ vou&siNwmttM),ti4 . ; j 0 R MEL0DRA " 1 ' ' "Beginning . ' .' '." - Tomorrow - . ' ; , , ,.-f I h r-OlUKV "JL MAYING' , TW : SKCfll sjs. atlaL going r ' " TONIGHT!. yT illl J. ""i Better than Volunteer Firemen's 1 !; Bheiit'gfil Ball ; 'S llll Natatorium, Wednesday, April 18 Feature Dance- Rose and Ruth Billings Everybody's going Good floor Good music Tickets at West Side Pharmacy, Crowson's and the Shasta 192.1 Mr. William Cameron of Apple gate greeted old friends in town Sat urday. He remarked to the editor that it was exactly 60 years from that date (April 7th) since he left the old borne in Iowa for Oregon, having made the long drive by "mule pow er." Nature has dealt kindly with Uncle Billy, who is 81 years of age, but is yet as spry and energetic us most men of 60. Jacksonville Post. " Expert car washing and polishing. Phone 73 and "Little Pip" will call for your car and deliver it when the job is finished. ; -, . " . 33 We are giving summer rates now on fur repairing. Bartlett's Fur Shop. If There's a . busy Business College In your home town. GWN. i R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Regular Convocation Tues day, April 17th, 7:30 p. m. Royal Arch Degree. Sup per will be served at 6:30 p. m. -Visitors welcome. , ' Order of H. P. A. F. NOTH, Secy. 22 ' " ' ' County Building: and Loan ! ASMlSUUUr Office 30 No. Central 7i Knights, Attention All ktilshts requested to attend the funeral of Mary J. Goodue, wife ol Brother Frank B. Goodue, -Sunday at Conger's chapel at 2 p. m, 20 : " "J. A. PERRY, C. C. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE If you, wish to see a Btrlctly modern. bungalow i Sunday, which is the best buy in the city' call me at 979. . Five room modern bungalow, will take car or small cash payment bal. . ance like rent. ! ' ; C. S. BUTTERFIELD. 20 FOR SALE Jersey-Durham cow giv ing three and one-half gallons milk Test 6.9, forty dollars. 8 head small Witrc U 14 rHat-1.l, n man,. Atrafii anhnnl n. 21 FOR SALE 1918 Maxwell car with new battery, two new tlreB aw! tubes, newly painted. Price $17'i 325 S. Riverside. Phone 701-J. tf FOR SALE Dodge touring car. Phone 501-J. ' 611 W. Eighth. 25 r ? T T y t T O. C. BOGGS, Secretary.