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MFDFORDMAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. "OI?KOV. MONDAY. AP"lL" 1923
T occil and
" Personal
Tbe So?Utt Rirer Baptist associs- Plana are antler way for a tennSa
lion will bold its 47th annual session tournament ot be played In June be-
; Is Grants Pass on Tuesday and Wed- tween member of the numerous tea
j cesdar. April 17 and Ik. .At that time nit courts established sere thia year.
delegates from all of the Haptist Tbe sport Is having a bigger season
! churches In southern Oregon will be here this year than It has for some
represented here. Tbe sessions are time past.
Yesterday not only was an ideal
early summer day but it broke the
heat record for so far this year with
, a maximum of 65 degree. Almost
. everyone with a conveyance took ad
vantage of the delightful weather to
enjoy an outing out ot town. Hence
tbe Pacific highway and lesser thor
oughfares radiaicg from Medford were
fairly crowded with auto. Probate
shower Is the prediction for Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joha Westerlond ar
rived home yesterday from San Diego
where they spent the winter, and
where Mr. Westerlund was on the
sick list most of the time. Uncle
. John who left the hospital a week ago
after a six weeks sojourn there is bow
,' all right again, or will be as soon as
he retains his strength. He is still
weak and walks with a cane. Hence
he will not be able to receive business
risfotrs for some time.
See Brown for your glove, tf
Auto Insurance, Brown a- White, tf
How I this? Best quality baby
chick scratch 12.10 per hundred. But
termilk egg mash 13 00 per hundred
" while they last. Wat kins Peed Store.
' Phone 269. . 41
The second ot a series of three mtl
llnery meetings was held at the public
" library today for the women, of Med
ford, conducted by Miss Grayce Telch,
the county home demonstration agent
Take your kodak film to Palmer's
studio. First das work and prompt
service. . tf
Blng! Bing! Blng! Btng! BIng! No.
I am not swearing. Just trying to tell
yon that yon will get a Cory Thoraless
r .ark berry plant with each Blng
cherry while they last. Edea Valley
Nursery. 680-J-2. tf
Put Hartford shock absorbers on
your car. Cold on free trial basis.
Elwood's Auto Shop. South Central 2C
Word ha been received of tbe birth
- ol !i pound daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Elklris to be called Mary
Ann. Mrs. Elkins was formerly Mary
Trowbridge or this city.
How i thia? 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
Have your rugs washed on your own
floors most convenient. sanitary
method, kills germs, no dust raised.
Get your order In early.- K. L. Davis.
Phone 644. 211 Stark St' 3d
Brown say be has a fine line of
traveling bags. 103 N Central. tf
Wben some time ago W. 1L Lydiard
began to smoke three cigarettes a day
his friends were greatly worried but
when the news was broadcasted over
Sunday that "Bill" had purchased a
racquet and entire new tennis playing
outfit and was openly deploring the
fact that Med ford bad no golf course,
the worry changed to agitated concern
and fear for tbe worst The mattor
)' baa been reported to the sick and ro
ller committee of tbe Elks.
Blacksmith coal at Med ford Lbr. Co.
' 7 tf
! - After the fire It is too late to Insure.
Bee Redden ft Canaday now. -A
Early Rose and Early Sunrise seed
Potatoes 2o per lb. Hutchison ft
; Lumsden. . 26
Miss Phyllis Roberts arrived borne
( today from her visit with college ,
friend at the O. A. C at Corvallls.
to be held in the local Baptist church ,
starting at 9.39 Tuesday morning.'
Members of the Grants Pass church
will offer entertainment to the dele-1
fates and visitors, lodging and break-1
fast being furnished at local homes, j
Suppers are to be served at 6 o'clock ;
each evening in the social hall at the
church. Grants Pass Courier. j
Grape vises: Tokay, Muscat Mal
aga. Rose Peru. Zinfindell. Thompsons
Seedless, Trellis grapes: Concord.
Brighton, Worden. Agawam. Niagara
and Campbell' Early. Eden Valley
Sursery. Phone 6S0-J-1 tf
Gladlola and Canna bulb. Eden
Valley Nursery. CS0-J-2. tf
Bargains in Sheffield silver at
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone tMi. tf
Rhubarb and asparagw roots. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 640-J-2. tf
R. L Red set tlnx eggs at DeVoe's.
Thelma Ganaway of Medford has
been pledged to tbe 8igma Kappa so
rority at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege.
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work see Samuel Bale man, 302 Maple
street Phone 912-J.
See Brown for shoes. tf
Radio sets built. Installed or re
paired. L. D. Mlnkler. Phone M3-J.
21
Automobile registrations in Oregon
totalled 112.700 on March 31 as com-
Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 26 j pared to 93.360 for the same period
Ray Carpenter paid ISO fine Satur-1 last year, according to a summary
day which was assessed on April 9 compiled by Secretary of State Koier.
when he appeared before the city Of the 112,700 registrations so far this
magistrate, Glenn O. Taylor, and year, 103.9S4 are passenger cars and
pleaded guilty to a charge of assault 8746 are trucks. The increase of more
snd battery on the person of one Roy ' than 19.999 in the total registrations
Hewitt a boy of about 16 years, ac
cording to auborities.
Grafted Franqueue walnut Eden
Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2 . . tf
See Brown for all kinds of shoes, tf
We have good value In used car.
Patton ft Robinson. Inc. - tf
O. V. Myers and Dr. E. H. French
left yesterday forenoon for Klamath
falls where they will spend several
days on business.
Brown says he has brown and black
one. tf
Roses and flowering shrubs. Eden
Valley Nursery. 6S0 J-2. tf
8pray bose 20 cents per foot Cra
ter Lake Hardware Co. tf
John Moffatt and Henry Pringle
spent yesterday fishing and it is re
ported that tbe two of them captured
five nice trout Wm. Hammett was
also successful yesterday, landing sev
eral large ones. -
Big discounts on all watches and
Jewelry at Medford Center Jewelry
Shop. 26
See Brown's for oxfords. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
G. A. and E. L. Childers are visitors I
from Medford. They were Klamath
county residents several years ago.
wben they owned a large ranch on
Sprsgue river. Klamath Kails Herald.
I want to hear from tbe owner of a
good orchard" for sale In this valley.
Earl Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. 21
Ladies, bring in your fur work now
and take advantage of the low rates.
Hartley's Fur Shop. tf
20
Colonial Garage for tire service.
Rehearsals for tbe senior play,
"Slop, Tblef" are progressing rapidly
under the direction of Mies liaunigart
ner and It is expected that tbe play
will be one of the best ever presented
by a Medford cast "Stop, Thief" will
be presented at the Page theatre tbe
30th of this month.
Twelve inch slab wood 11.50 per
tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more.
Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley
Fuel Co, Phone 76. tf
Grafted Franquette walnut Eden
Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2 tf
Brown says he has a big line sf
oxfords. tf
Misses Katbcrino Lindley and Edith
Lumsden and Messrs. Owen Donovan
Do not buy aa electrlo washer until ; and William Johnston enjoyed a mo-
we nave demonstrated the new May.
tag to yoa.- Crater Lake Hardware
Co. tf
t ' Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
" tf
i ' The Medford Vulcanising Works
t Bell 30x3H tire for 19.00. tf
' The Loyal Women' class ot the
Christian Bible school will hold its
a regular monthly social and business i
in meeting Tuesday afternoon, April 17ih
. at Mrs. 8cbuler' borne on 911 West
Tenth. .
.. u. ,ni . .
vM.s tut ui.u mytmj mm) ivr
20 cents per foot. Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. w
r
tor trip to Wolf Crek and a picnic
dinner yesterday.
' A 13.75 alarm clock on sale for $2.50
at Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 25
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Is your radio set working right? I
do guaranteed repairing. No charge
for Inspection. L. D. Mlnkler. Phone
643-J. 21
William Lewis, manager ot the local
interurban auto stage company, has
returned from Salem where tbe last of
the week he attended a bearing of
stage and truck Una operators from
all sections ot the state before the
public service commission 'at which a
Brown says he ha got a full line uniform accounting system for use by
iIIah hltrlntr Kaaii laf watt r V .. ..
ladles' hiking boots left yet - 103 N
Centra). . ..... tf
'"' All Jewelry and watches on aale at
Medford Center Jewolry Shop. 26
- , George Hilton, Jr., the federal land
bank appraiser, who bad been working
In this section for some time past left
Sunday night for Madras. Ore, and
will look after official duties In Cen
tral Oregon for (everal week.
Aato Insurance: Brown ft White.
all lines coming under the Jurisdiction
of the commission was discussed.
Stage and truck lines operating com
mercially are required to make an ac
counting to the commission.
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
1 -ad tea, bring In your fur work now,
and take advantage ot the low rates
Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
HERE AT LAST
PAGE
TONIGHT
' 8:80 Curtala
THEO
KARLE
The Great American Tinor
THE VOICE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET
SEATS NOW SELLING
WICKS IXCLI'DING WAU TAX
PRICES: 'Lower Floor,' 1st 14 row f 3.20. Last 4 row 1163.
Balcony, lt 4 row 11.65; next 4 row $1.10; balance 65c
o
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for the first three months ot this year
over tbe same period in 1922 Is rnus
uallly large as compared to tbe gains
in ' registrations tor previous years.
Fees collected during the three month
period aggregated S3.d99.53S.25 as com
posed to $2,505,411 in 1922.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Ladies, bring In your fur work now
and take advantage ot the low rates.
Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
A large party of young people en
Joyed a swim at the Jackson Hot
Springs pool yesterday, having mo
tored np from Medford. Several par
ties also went to tbe pools in Ashland.
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. 6&0-J-2 tf
H. V. Reed, deputy U. S. marshal,
was here from Portland today, serving
papers in connection with the sale of
a Baby Grand Chevrolet touring car
taken by tbe officers some months
so from Hittson's garage and tbe
owner sent to Jail for violating the
prohibition law. The government has
condemned the same and will sell it at
public auction at the federal building
in Portland on Saturday, May 12th.
There will be a birthday dance at
tfe Nat for tbe Past Matrons and
Past Patrons of Reames chapter O. E.
S. Tuesday. April 24. Launspach's or
chestra. Admission $1.10 including
tar.
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
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 36
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Terrell left
this morning for Los Angeles where
they intend to make their residence.
Mr. Terrell will go In business near
the southern California metropolis'
with Alton Stone of Medford, who left
with his wife and mother and Miss
Elsie Farris, Sunday. Both parties
are traveling by auto, and will meet
tomorrow at Sacramento. I
Sunday, April 15th. the Hotel Med
ford will serve a special dinner for $1.
20,
All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, pbpne 108. 711
East Main.
It is reported that the Saturday
night crowd at tbe fair grounds pavil- J
Ion was larger tban the opening crowd
and that the music furnished by Al
foffl's Imperial orchestra was greatly
appreciated by the large number of
dancers. .
Genuine Blsch aiagneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett - tf
When better automobile are built
Bulck will bnlld them. tf
Tbe Dalles-California highway is
open throughout Its entire length, ac
cording to announcement by the state
n.ghway department Saturday. While
the Bend Klamath Falls section of this
highway is muddy and not good, it is
described aa passable to traffic
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness during our bite bereavement
Also for the many floral offerings.
FRANK V. OOODHUE.
- . R. W. GOODHUE.
31
L. W. WOODMANSEE.
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 ot H. P.
40 A. F. NOTH, Secy
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALEOR TRADE Make offer
tor $1100 equity 7 room braise on
paving, close In. Price $2100 clear.
$1000 balance payable as rent P
O. Box 659. 26
WANTED Nurse maid for two chil
dren. Phone 812. tf
FOK SALE Weaned pig.
7S1-J.
Phone
CONVALESCENT HOME. ASHLAND.
We board and care for old people
and children. If yoa cannot take
them on your trip send them ot us.
WANTED Landscape gardening ani
lawn work, by experienced man. 4
Psrk llr. Medford. S.l
Handicraft Shop,
Hemstitching
Battoaa eovsted.
Pico ting
la per yr. .
Begins Tomorrow Matinee
at 2:15
Southern Oregon's premier showings of the
finest picture of all times
It gives us extreme pleasure to have the distinction of pre
senting this magnificent photoplay. It comes as the result
of weeks . of negotiation and the expenditure of a fabulous
sum in advance for rental
But it i
is-
.Doug
las Miroaiiks
.. IN .
ROBIN HOOD
- and that means, as. all the world already knows from advance showings, the biggest
and best production that has ever been seen on screen or stage.
By comparison it dwarfs to insignificance, even Fairbanks' own famous "Three Muske
teers." No words are adequate to praise or even describe it so we just of fer it to you as you
already know it "the greatest show on earth'
TIME SCHEDULE
3 PERPOFMAXCES DAILY
Matinees 2:15. Evenings 7:00 and 9:00, except Saturdar,
continuous, beginning at 12:43, 2:50, 4:53, 7:00 and 9:00.
(Music with every performance.)
AND THERE ARE PRICES TO FIT EVERY
PURSE
Matiness 50c; Evenings 75c; Children 25c,
any time.
These prices include War Tax.
"Rpftv" Rmwn Wonder Organist, on our
LJCLty UlUWll Silver-toned Wurlitzer Organ
Playing one of the most magnificent scores ever created for anr production. Her work in accompanying
tins picture will place Miss Brown higher than ever in Medford 's Esteem.
-Monday Night, April 23
PAGE
America's
Foremost
Dramatic
Actress
ELSIE
Direct '
From ' "
Columbia Theatre
San Francisco
FERGUSON
SUPPORTED BY. THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN CAST IN
"THE WHEEL OF LIFE"
A FASCINATING, THRILLING PLAY OF A WONDERFUL LOVE
PRAISED BY EVERY SAN FRANCISCO PAPER
"A fascinating play: ''Audience gave en
. . thusiastic expression of
MiS3 Ferguson is exqui- &
site; company is excel- strong one. EXAMIN
lent" CHRONICLE. ER.
"A whacking good
play, splendidly done."
-CALL.
"Miss Ferguson 'the
most finished serio-com-edienne
we have today.'!
News.
Mail Orders Now
(Will be filled as soon as received.)
PRICES:
Entire Lower Floor $2.75 ) ah
Balcony, 1st 4 Rows $2.20 ( prices
Balcony, next 4 Rows $1.65 ( include
Balcony, next 4 Rows ....$1.10, ) . Tax.
Balcony, Balance 55c
Seat Sale Friday, April 20th, at Noon. "