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MEDFORDTAJL TRIBUNE. -MEDFORD. ORECON. WEDNESDAY. 'APRIL 25. 1923
f ocal and,
Personal
The city Is making money at the
city, auto camp these days, which will
aid In getting back some of tbe (200(1
or more which Is being spent by tbe
municipality in improving the
grounds. Sixteen cars of tourists spent
the night at the camp last night, lii
teen cars were guests Monday night
and fourteen cars on Sunday eight
At fifty cents a car charged this make3
45 cars at the camp this week so far
at fifty cents a car, bringing In a total
of $22.60. And the auto tourist season
is Just beginning, or rather it is not
started yet. Hence it can be seen
that by the time tho season closes late
next fall the city will have taken in a
substantial sum at the auto camp.
Cortlcelli hose are perfectly fash
ioned and will meet the most fastidi
ous requirements of tbe best dressed
women. . -, 31
How .Is this? Best quality . baby
chick scratch (3.10 per hundred. But
termilk egg mash $3.00 per hundred
while they last. . Watklns Feed. Store.
Phone 269. . , ' 41
.'Reports, that numerous local flshe
mea have been successful in Bear
.creek, lately , and that tbe fishing in
that stream is better than It has been
in years are prevalent about town, it
Is reported that P. C. Blgham took 30
fish from Bear Creek last Sunday.
"They do say that strong men stood
up and .cheered at tbe .Gaiety theatre
Wednesday night and ; gave 'Stop
Thief fifteen., and . sixteen curtain
calls after the second act." New York
Globe., - - 29
. Have your ruga washed on your own
floors most , convenient, . sanitary
method, kills genua, no dust raised.
Get your order In early. E. L. Davis,
Phone 644. ... 211 Stark St 30
- With the .best wishes .of his many
friends in tbe city. for good fortune in
every way fred .T. Mears,.city attor
ney of Medtord for the past six and
one-half years and prominent in the
City's other activities, left this after
noon to Join lira. Mean and. their son
James in the family's new borne at
Los Angeles. Mr. Mears. recently re
signed, his city position and was suc
ceeded by John H. Carkin. Fred, the
other son of Mr. and Mrs. Mears 1b
attending Redlanda college in Califor
nia. .
- Reliners for fabric end cord tires.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. tl'
' Quick Lunch seed potatoes at War
ner, Wortman & Gore. 29
, Rufus Holman, .county commission
e'r of Multnomah county, was a bus!
ness visitor 'in Medford Wednesday
Air.. Holman was responsible for the
Interstate bridge between Portland
and Vancouver, Wash. , - i
The latest novelty dreBS ornaments
in corsage flowers, and neck orna
ments. Handicraft Shop. 31
' Do not buy an electric washer until
we have": demonstrated the new May
tag to you. i Crater Lake Hardware
Co. !-:,' i ' -.- , tf
Medford was fortunate in securing
a booking for Monday evening of "The
Wheel of Life" starring Elsie Fergu
son. A number of local people made
the trip last night by motor, to wit
ness the play, and report it to have
been a splendid . production. Going
from this city were Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Wilson, Mrs. Frank Loland, Mr. and
MrSi: John Hampshire, Mrs. Jennie
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Herman,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mashburn, Miss
Alice LoVelace, Don Kearns, and Jo
seph Harper. Grants Pass Courier.
Our prices are right on fluff ruga
Phone 610-M. " . 30
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.'
'- Mrs. Law of Rogue River who spent
the week end With her daughter, Mrs
Barto, returned to her ranch on EvanB
Creek yesterday.
Tonight Is' pay night for Co. A
National Guard. . 29
Closing out ,sle at Murphy's Junk
House, lit So. Front street. Must go.
The city water board waa to havo
held a regular .meeting at the city hall
last night, but (ailed to do so as a
quorum was lacking.-. (Those members
present held an Informal . discussion
on various water situation features.
The next regular meeting of the board
will be held the second Tuesday In
April.,; -..', .
j Big. popcorn that will pop big,:threo
pounds for 26c while it lasts, i .Warner,
Wortman & Gore's. ' . 33
- Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf
There was born on April 16th to
Mr, and Mrs. C F. Buchanan in.. Seat
tle, a daughter. . Airs. Buchanan was
formerly Miss Boyer ot Medford.
Children's -silk. half, socks In pink,
blue. 'White and beige. , Handicraft
8hop. ....... , .. . , 31
, Opening , dance. Lake .Creek hall,
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
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( The condition of Sam T. RlcbardBOn
operated upon ten days ago In a Port
land hospital for stomach trouble.
shows a steady and favorable improve
ment according to word received in
this city Tuesdny.
"The ViBit With the Absentees,", so
much enjoyed In Medford on April
1llh will h nut nn In tho I. f). O K"
hall at Central Point, ThurBday nighi,
April 26. Prlco 15 and it cents. Don't
miss this visit; it may be our last. 29
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 38
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 BCLL-ANS
Hot water
Sure Relief
CLL-ANS
lit tr.0 754 Pfcsj, Everywhere -
At the annual meeting of the Crater
Lake National Park company today in
tbe Multnomah hotel all of the old
officers were re-elected. Tbey Include:
President, Eric V. Hauser; vice presi
dent, R, W. Price;. secretary treasurer.
A. E. Tweeddale. . They, with tbe fol
lowing, comprise the board of direc
tors: R. W. Chllds, George T. Collins
and V. H. Vawter. Plans for opening
ot Crater Lake lodge were discussed
and prediction was made that more
tourists will visit this scenic wonder
in 1923 than during any former year.
Improvements In accommodations at
the lodge started last year will be
rushed to completion. Portland Tele
gram. . , .!.'', ' .
Tonight Is pay night for "(Co. A.
National Guard. :-r-":' 29
pance Gold Hill Pavilion Thursday.
29
Attorney Gordon J. Roach of Duna
muir, Calif., spent Tuesday In the city
attending to business matters in this
city and Jacksonville.
, Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
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, It you don't need fluff ruga, others
do. . Sell us your old carpets. . Phone
510-M. .... .., .. .'. . . , .. .30
. Another , game of the high .school
inter-class baseball series will . be
played this evening after school when
the Freshmen meet the Juniors!
Cortlcelli silks, .the, best tor wear.
Handicraft Shop. , . , 31
Box social and program at Lone
Pine school Friday, April 27, 8 p. to.
, -2?
Elmer 8pencer, representative of
Blythe-Wltter company is a Medford
business visitor from Portland. , . .
. You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Corbin Edgell has returned home
from a visit at Seattle.
Mrs. Minnie Slead of Rock Point
was among the out of town visitors in
the city Tuesday afternoon. , i
Axmlnster, Brussels and Velvet
rugs cleaned like new. . Best of refer
ences! Fluff Rug Works. Phone 610-M
; - . 33
Genuine Bosch, Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric , Shop, , Eighth and
Bartlett i , - : , , ' tf
An urgent call is made tor a large
attendance of the High School Parent
Teachers association Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock, April 26. ' There is
Important business to come before the
meeting; election ot officers tor tbe
coming year, formulation of plans for
the annual convention in Medtord and
concluding matters of the president's
term being included. A. fine program
will be presented followed by refresh
ments. .This is to be one of tbe big
meetings and much depends on the
number In attendance.
The . Medford Vulcanizing Works
sells 30x3 V4 tires for $8.60. tf
After the fire It Is too late to Insure.
See Redden & Canaday pow.
Miles Cantrall of Ruch spent Tues
day in the city looking after business
matters. - .' .
Hemstitching makes the neatest
and best finish for your spring sewing.
Handicraft Shop. . , ..31
.! Opening dance, Lake Croeit hall,
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27tli.
. .. . . ... : 30
James Smith, a resident of Jackson
ville, Jackson county, ; was. an over
night visitor here last night register
ing at the Vandran hotel. Albany
Democrat. . .
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. . First class work and prompt
service.. . tf
. Expert car washing and polishing.
Phone 73 and "Little Hip" will call tor
your car and deliver It when the Job Is
finished. 33
The midweek public market of to
day, was featured by the continued de
mand for .choice tomato plants being
sold there, despite the continued chilly
weather for, growing, .Fresh, grown
vegetables are also coming. Into the
market in larger supply. .
. Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
.- - .
There's a busy , . Business . College
In Medford. , OWN. .
Attorney James S T. ,Chlpnock-of
Grants Past transacted legal business
in he city and, county seat Tuesday. ;
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber, , Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main., . -,, , . ..
. Opening . dance, Lake Creek hall.
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
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.Mrs. Hen Sheldon arrived here yes
terday from her; home nt Hollywood,
Calif., for a visit with Mr., and Mrs.
Jack. Wetlle. .She waa accompanied
by .Mr. Sheldon by auto . as far, as Son
Fronolsco, and then came on by train
to Medford, . . - ..
We can still furnish spray hose tor
20 cents per toot.. Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. ....... ... tf
i Car oak flooring at Medtord Lbr. Co.
' , ; tf
. Miss Mary Brown of Medford is in
Roseburg for a few days' Btsy with
friends, and Is also visiting in Garden
Valley with her sister, Mrs. Adriau
Hulbert, Boseburg News-Hovlqw,
Several loads ot ashes, good , for
filler or walks, tor the hauling, In. rear
of Mall Tribune office. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main. . ... ,
J. C. Pendlotnn ot tho Table Rock
district spent Tuesday afternoon in
the city on business,
, When better automobiles are built.
Buick will build them. ' If
Opening dance, Lake Creek hall
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
30
Airplane patrol of tho forests of
Oregon will be maintained again this
year on the same basis as last year,
acoordlng to. Information received by
F. A. Elliott, state forester, yesterday
from Senator McN'ary, who explains
that he has assurance o( tho service
from the war department. Kugone will
again be made the base of operations
for the planes.
, Deuel's Art Dept. D, Jt, C. crochet
thread, white 15c, colored 18c. , J. M.
Bnodlcor. . 31
Gladlola and Canna bulbs. ' Eden
Valley Nursery, 680-J 2. tf
Sergeant Grover'C. Owen from the
main recruiting station in . Portland
bas taken charge of tbe sub-recruitini;
office here, relieving Sergeant Lucy
who has been here tor some time past.
Regular army men are now allowed to
wear civilian clothes while off duty.
Enlistments are now open In all
branches of the United States army.
Any Information regarding enlistment
may be had from Sergeant Owen at
room 253 Federal building, Medford.
Colonial Garage for tire service.
Before you have your rugs cleaned
get our prices. Fluff Rug Works,
Phoen 610-M. . -30
Dr. J. J.. Emmen8, was Uku' to
Sacred Heart hospital yesten' ' 111
with .pneumonia. , Ho waa taken sick
last week with the flu, which devel
oped Into pneumonia after several
days and which is reported to be quite
serious. , No Improvement was noted
In his condition today and neither was
it regarded as any more serious than
yesterday.
R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's.
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
Ralpl W. Hand of Cottage Grove
won the wrestling match Friday night
at Sutherlln, two fallfl out of three.
Tbe first was won with a beadlock,
the second a toe hold. Many tans
from Cottage Grove were in atten
dance. Hand weighs 160 pounds and
his opponent, Norbeck, 190 pounds,
but Hand won without any trouble.
Eugene Guard.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Spray hose 20 cents per foot Crater
Lake Hardware Co. tf
Emll Brltt and Dr. J. C. Robinson
of Jacksonville Bpent Tuesday after
noon In the city.
We have good values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
There was no frost in Medford last
night, and for the first time in several
days past no. frost is predicted from
the San Francisco weather bureau for
tbe next tew days in this locality. The
lowest temperature . of this morning
was 32.9,. and fair weather is the pre
diction for Thursday. A cloudy condi
tion arising during tbe night warded
away ttbe predicted , frost . for' last
night
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple
street ; Phone 9 12-J.
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tbe Insurance Man.
Mrs. Frank Lewis of Eagle Point
was among the out of town visitors In
the city. Tuesday afternoon.
Ponce Gold Hill Pavilion Thursday.
' 29
J. Court Hall is confined to his home
on South Central avenue by a Blight
Illness.
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
for the season Saturday, April 29tb.
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The first meeting of tbe men's club
of St.. Mark's Parish will be held, at
the Parish House tonight. The club
was organized two weekB ago with a
membership of forty. '
NO REST-NO PEACE
. There's no peace and little rest for
the one who suffers from a bad back,
and ' distressing urinary ' disorders.
Medford neoole recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Bo guided by their ex
perience. Ask your; neighbor!'
;. Mrs. B. H, Morse, 243 H.'Holly St.,
Medford says: "My kidneys were in
a bad condition and I had lumbago
so badly I could hardly straighten my
back. I suffered from dluy spells.
My kidneys acted ' Irregularly, too
they helped me from the first and
until I used Doan's Kidney Pills, but
four boxes entirely removed all Bigns
of ,the complaint."
Price COc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney, Pills the same that
Mrs. Moore had. Foster-MUburn Co..
Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 80 acres, partly improved
.two milea from Crater Lake high-
way. H mile from county road ; run
ning stream through place; 40 acres
timber; good range; 26 miles from
Medford. Terms easy. Inquire 91!
Beekman Ave., R. 1, Medford, Ore. 31
WANTED Situation on ranch, orch
ard or general farm work; 20 years
, experience. 227 E. Sixth St Phone
. 671-R. 30
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay at O. E. Mar
shall's, S. Oakdale, IS and 1 12 per
ton. Tel. 115-J. 30
WANTED Can now do any delayed
grafting; can furnish scions. C. V.
Austin. Phono 638-L." 31
V Real
.as, m
French
Pastries
will be ..featured, at, the
Rex
Pastry Shop
Watch thia . space
for announcement
A
.Handicraft Shop.
, Hemstitching.
. Buttons covered.
. Plcotlng.
3o per yard.
The I. W.'.W. strike for Klamath
Falls and vicinity has' been called for
today. This was snnounccd in circu
lars distributed. The -men are urged
to go put for a few days and show the
lumbermen what they can do,' accord
ing to news telegrams from that city.
McElroy's orchestra, Mr. Jazz him
self. . Pavilion. Tuesday and Friday ot
next week. 32
. Mrs. Wilbur Jones and son. Junior,
returned .the .first ot the week from
Medtord, where (hey had been visiting
relatives and friends for a week.
Klamath Falls Herald.
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
for the season Saturday, April 29tb.
31
Mrs. Helen E. Curtis of Los Angeles
arrived tbe first of the week for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Myrl
Garnett and family.
Cole McElroy's famous Jazz orches
tra. Fair Grounds Pavilion. Tcssday,
May 1st and Friday, May 4th. 32
Word has been received from E. L.
King, superintendent of the Southern
Pacific railroad, that he will arrivet
here from the aorta tomorrow morn
ing to spend the day with city officiab
conferring about the proposed Sixth
street subway and changes in tracks
asked for recently by the city council.
It is presumed that Ben Dev. the
Southern Pacific attorney, will accora-'
pany him.
Helman baths, Ashlapd, Ore., opens .
for the season Saturday, April 2Sth. ,
The Jackson and Josephine branch 1
ot the. Oregon Bankers, association!
met last night at Grants Pass for their
regular monthly meetipg.' '
Just back from the east. Cole Me-!
Elroy and bis famous orchestra. , Fair j
Grounds Pavilion next Tuesday.' . 32
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston arrived '
In the city this morning from their
visit at San Francisco, enroute ' to
their borne in the Applegate section.'
After Effect of Flu
Is Entirely Overcome
See the
Back Iage
C
He Gained -35 Pounds and
Health Fully Restored by
Tanlac, . Declares Jorgen
son. Never Felt Better.
"I never thought It possible for
anything to give me such quick and
lasting results as Tanlac has," re
cently said John F. Jorgenson, 1109
E. 15th St. N., Portland, Ore.
"Several years ago an attack of the
flu left me all run-down and weak
as a baby. Nothing tasted right, and
it was almost impossible for me to
eat anything. For days at a time a
little milk and .crackers was all I
could Stand, and even that' had to be
forced. I had ' lost between thirty-
five and forty pounds, and after I had
been out of bed more than a mpnth
and didn't feel any better, why I
began to get uneasy. I was actually
too weak to bring a scuttle of coal up
from the basement, and it looked like
I was never going to get any better.
"It was a lucky day for me when I
got Tanlac for that's when my im
provement began. ' I was back ' at
work after taking three bottles, but I
took seven bottles all told, and by
that time had gained thirty-five
pounds and never felt better m my
life. I have enjoyed splendid health
ever, since, and .there's nothing too
good I can say for Tanlac"
Tanlac Is for nale by all good drug
gists. Take no substitute. Oyer 35
million bottleB sold. Adv.
PAGE Monday Night, May 7
Mail Orders Sow. Prices: Lower Floor, $2.73;: Balcony, 1st 4 rows,
82.20; next '.4 rows, $1.03; next 3 rows, $1.10; last 2 rows, 55c.
Includes Tax. , . ' v .
To Theatre Goers ofThis - City and
Suburban Localities.
; Mt sis :a 'pleasure, to ,a' theatre manager, to announce
an engagement of Mr. Walker.hitesjde, for it is an
assurance to. patrons that they 'will, witness , the. highest
form of artistic acting,, not only by the star but my Mr.
Whiteside's associate players as well. -
May, I add that it is doubly gratifying to announce
tha Mr. Whiteside will bring to this theatre his new play,
"THE HINDU," which he presented to splendid audiences
in both New yprk and Chicago, and which has been sensa
tionally successful during the star's trans-continental tour.
Here w& have a triple combination that should at
tract , .the most brilliant t audiences of ! the year:. " MR.
WHITESIDE, A FINE NEW YORK COMPANY, and
a THRILLING COLORFUL PLAY. ' ' '
City and Out of. Tov.-n-.MiiH Orders Received Xow
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P A CF. MONDAY NIGHT
1 A MJ APRTT, 30 fft-nn pnrtain')
Speediest.
peppiest.
- - breeziest.
funniest,
musical revue
SAfl FRANCISCO HAS
SEEN IN YEARS"
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NEW!
SOMETHING
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WORLD'S GREATEST DANCING SHOW
EWEESITH I RUCKER
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WITH CREOLE BEAUTY. , .,
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SLCCK BERRY
' CORDIAL- IN
TWO SWALLOWS'
' PRICES : ' (Including War-Tax) ' ' , ' "
Lower Floor $2.20; Balcony, 1st 4 rows, $1.65; next i rows,
$1.10; next 3 rows 85c. Last' 2 rows 55c.
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.
LAYMEN,, CONNOISSEURS SEE THIS PLAY!
BEGINNING TODAY
Edwin Garewe presents
PRICES
Adults 35o
Kiddies 10c
with'aa exceptional cast lieaded-by
DOROTHY MACKAILL
(The Talented Follies Beauty)
JAMES RENNTE
and a Dog whose intellect rivals that of "Strong
heart."
There have been photoplays possessing larger set-"
tings, larger casts, more famous stars and more sen
sational developments, but the screen's most merci-
less critics agree that no drama has ever been so VV -.J
perfectly blended, the many elements of hilarious . .v
comcay, patnos, love mystery and excitement. W- x
deed, a rare gem among plays and more than that
AN IDEAL ACCOMPLISHED.
Baby Peggy Comedy "Tips" v' ;'.'
Pathe News
" Betty, Wonder Organist
f rK A' &
JMuSJnlii
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There Is Something 'iri' the
Picture You yon't See on the
-. I i Screen ,i
Sunday only '
Dustin Farnum in '
in "IRON TO GOLD"
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