Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 01, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD ' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREfiON. TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1A23 PAGE fWO Total and Personal : Instead of the (air weather expected last night and today in accordance with the prediction of Monday fore noon, last night and today were cloudy much of the time and sometimes showery. Rain is the prediction for tonight and tomorrow. After the fire It m too late to Insure. Sea Redden & Caimday now. R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. An airplane passed over Medford at Jl:30 this forenoon bound northward. It Is supposed that It was delayed and was onroute to Portland where .' the mock aerial attack Is to take place to day Illustrating the helplessness of -the state metropolis in case ouch an attack were a reality. Brown says he has lots of men's short and long dress Bhoos. 30 Hemstitching at Deuel's. 38 Broken wheels and smashed cars resulted from two accidonts over the week-end, according to records at the police station. While driving north on the Pacific highway shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Laura Channel, 100 Union street, col lided with a machine driven by W. J. ' Hartzell, R. F. D. Medford. As a re sult of the collision damages of about $150 to the Channel car and $40 to the Hartzell car were sustained, while Hartzell was slightly cut about the face by flying glass. Ashland Tidings. Dance! Saturday, May 5th, at Eagle Point. Special features. . 38 Maxwells, Chevrolet, Chalmers, Hudsons, Bulck Speed truck. Real bargains In these used cars. Bee Corwln, end of North Riverside Ave. tf Deputy Sheriff George Alden'depart ed last night with Emery' Tull and Paul Wright who were recently sen tenced to the state training school by Judged. A. Gardner after having con fessed to the theft of the Virgin broad casting apparatus from the. fair ground!.' Milk and cream at DeVoe's- , tf A small depoBlt will reserve one of the pearl bead neck chains at the re duced prices offered for this week only at the Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 37 "Dad" Dunlap, manager of the Kl voll theater In Grants Pass spent yes terday and. part of today In Medford. He motored up yesterday to attend the performance of "Struttln' Along" at the Page theatre last night ' Noel L. Ersklne gives piano lessons at pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 39 Pearls are always In good toate. They are priced this week at excep tionally low prices at the. Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 37 Miss Genevieve Conklln and Mrs. Burr departed last evening for Kent, Wash., where they will visit friends and relatives. Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. . tf For Rent A good, piano for four months. H. 0. Laiinspach. Phone 646-R. - - - tf Rainbow trout egg taking has been started at Diamond lake, according to a report received yesterday by A. B. Ilurghduff, state game warden, snow conditions having permitted an enrller start this year than usual. Hatchery workers reached the mountain lake April 11 and, found supplies cached there last fall In good condition. The trout started to run last week, which Is about three weeks earlier than nor mnl Tim irnnin ilnnartmont lias facil ities at Diamond lake sufficient to handle 12.000.000 eggs this year. Spray hose 20 conts per foot. Crater Lake Hardware Co. ' tf Gladlola and Canna bulbs.. Eden Vnlley Nursery, 6S0-J-2. , tf E. J. Adams, prlyato secretary of Senator Btaufiold, arrived from Eu gene today and wont to Ashland whore he had a luncheon this noon and makos an addross. this evening. He speaks at the annual mooting of the Medford chamber of commerce at the Hotol Modford tomorrow evonlng. Colonial Garage for tire service. We tmvo good values In usod cars. Patton & Robinson. Ino. , tf The condition of Dr. J, J; Emmons, who U. seriously 111 with pnoumonla, waa reported Improved today, so much so tills forenoon that lils close friends in tquch wltlv the situation foel en couraged as to the outcome of the case.- See nrown for your shoos. 36 A LITTLE CHAT c on the desirability, yea, the no. cesBlty, of your having policy ot Burglary Insurance. Como In and consult us It will cost you nothing and not obligate you. And you may profit by the opportunity. McCURDY Insurance Agency , ,. Tel. 123 MedfM4 National Bank Dldg. Medford, Ore go An Insane man, committed to , the state asylum from Klamath county was brought to Medford yesterday from Klamath Falls and taken to Salem last evening, by Klamath coun ty authorities. Dnn't. foiiret the Mav Dav dance to be given by Pythian Sisters, Friday eve., May 4th. 30 PiimltiirA rnnflirpd and made to order; work called for and delivered. Win. Bradley, Phone 873-L. 44 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robertson were Medford viuitors In Grant Pass over Sunday. "If nnvu flv wnvft " ' Pour of the benefits are payable to You while liv ing. All your protection In ono com pany for one premium. Pacific Mutual Life, First National Dank building, Medford, Oregon. 31 : For Rent A good piano for four months. H.. G. Launapacb. Phone 640-R. tf Registration of motor cars, whereby Oregon motorists will be relieved Of the payment of fees while in Califor nia, and visa versa, has been effected between Sam A, Kozor, secretary of state. Oreron and Will H. Marsh, chief of the California division of motor vehicles. This will do away wltn me duplicate license system. Stage lines operating Interetate or persons driv ing cars for hire In competition with drivers of the adjoining state will be required to register. Vivian Martin played In "Stop Thief at the Gaiety theatre, Now York. Senior class play Wednesday, May 2nd. Tickets now on sale. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Antle, and Doris Kindle ot Lake Creek, were Medford visitors last night, having motored Anvnn tn attend the Dorformonce of "utruttjn' Along" at the Page theatre. See tne pean oeaa aispmy m miecmi prices In the window of the Medford Center-Jewelry1 Shop for, this week only. ' ' 37 Auto Insurance. Brown & White. High school sonlors are vory busy in preparing for the performance of "Stop Thief" which will be presented under the direction of Miss Hortha Baumgartner at the Page theatre to morrow night. 8eats are now on, sale at the Page box office. Big dance! Jackson's Wed. nite. 36 Colonial Garage for tire service. 319 Orchardista around The Dalles are beginning to spray their cherry trees to prevent Inroads from destructive caterpillars, whclh are making their appearance In the trees. Fine brown bear rug for 1 sale; mounting charges only. Bartlett's Fur Shop. ' " " ' Save $5.00 on tires at Gordon Stout's. Tire cover free. 39 Radical changes are' announced In the running time of the passengor trainB of the Southern Pacific to take ninrn nn Mnv 10th. and which are pub lished elsewhere in this paper. How 18 HUB? uesi quiuuy uuu, ohiov nnrntch J3.10 tier hundred. But termilk egg maah $3.00 per hundred while they last, watkins Jveeu owm. Phone 209. ' 41 , Pearl beads are bolng featured this wbek at Bpeclal low prices at the Medford Center Jewelry Shop. ' , 87 The first regular mooting of May will bo held by the city council to night It Is thought that as so much business wob transacted nt the laBt two council meetings, which lasted well toward midnight from early even ing, the sossjon tonight will be a short one unloss something unforeseen hap- nnnfl. Dance Jackson Hot Spring, wea. au TiHlliinni for fabric and cord tiros. Mndford Vulcanizing Works. tf M) oml Mrn Horace lirom oy oi Grants PasB wore Modford visitors lnni nvnnlnir having motored up to attend the musical comody perfor mance nt the Page thoatero. Do, not buy an electric waahor until wo hiivn demonstrated the now May tag to you. ' Crater Lake Hardware w. . .. Kavso. (a casoln spreader) should bo used In your, first spray. Guy W. rVttindr ThMIA 114. . Wnrrnn Trni-V. formorlv a CltlZOn 01 ninnrinta nnri rnnnntlv a resident of Ashland and Medford, moved here this week from Medford and is living in the Topovao house. Gold Hill News. For sand, gravel, sodlmont and toam work see Samuol Bntoman, 302 Maple stroot, Phone 912 J. Brown does first class bUoo renew I-- SO' A nM m nnra M1H nf thrt DUE ABier- ican Legion war picture, "Flashes of a ...i.,.." .. Bhntvn i tVin American Legion commlttoe, A. J. Crose, Cart Tengwald and Colo Holmes at tne ntaHt ihnntra thin timrnlnir and thoy are woll satisfied with It The legion is showing the picture nt uie maiio next Monday and Tuesday and large nrnwila Urn AYtWlCtnd. ROVeinl BCOU08 wm rncnirnlznii this morning by mem hers of the legion who viowoa tne pre liminary run. , . We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance man. Drown aaya ha haa dresa and work .h. . .. 36 Whon returning from a trip Into northern California. J. W. Fryer, of i.u ttv ba aiT automobile acoidonta which had occurred on the one day. A cap waa wrecked tn little Shasta canyon. The machine had gone to the hntiAm nf thA rnnvon and its occu n.nii rAtiimod tn Yrekii to a hognitnl Anothor car waa wrecked lu Klamath lltvnr rnnvon. tho occupants, a man nmi wlfn nnd three children, being tin hurt A Fonl car, which waa bolng repaired by a man on the grado along tim Ktnmnth stnrtod ui) nnd was wrecked along the river. A Grants Pass car, tho occupants of which were unknown, was wreckod on top of tho Bluklvous. Grants Pas! txiurier. lined cars at your own price. See Corwln ond of North Rlvorsldo avonue. U Gomilno Bosch Magnoto porta and rnnatra. Electric Bhop. Elgtlin ana 'Gladys Taylor returned - Sunday from Joseph, Oregon, where she had beon with her mother who recently re covered from a serious illness. Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. tf You can get it at DeVoe's. tf Brown says Bhoe leather is coming up. 36" Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coffman enter tained Attorney and Mrs: Wm. Brlggs of Ashland at tbelr home In Medford today. Brown says he Is still renewing lots of shoes.. The Medford.. Vulcanizing Works sells 30x3 tires for $8.50. tf Sam T. Richardson, who was operat ed upon In Portland two ' weeks ago for stomach trouble,, Is now able to walk a. few Bteps, and to slt.up for an hour or two daily, and it is expected that he will be able to return to his home in Oils city In a couple of weeks. nmwn lina 40 nalr of ladles oxfords at $3.85 pair. ' '1 , ' . . - .' ' 36 Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. co. , v tr Earl Ulrlch of the Union Creek dis trict has returned to his home after Bpendlng a couple of days in the city visiting frlenas and atending to busi ness matters. 8everal loads of ashes, good for filler or walks, for the hauling, In rear of Mall Tribune office. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 E. Main. Mrs. Don Newbury who is confined to her home with a severe cold, is on the road to recovery. Have your furs repaired now before placing in storage. Bartlett Fur Shop. 36- Kayso, (A caBelri spreader), should be used in your first spray. Guy W. Connor. Phone 64. 36 Miles Cantrall of Ruch spent Mon day afternoon In the city attending to business matters. We can still furnlBh spray hose for 20 cents per foot. Crater Lake Hard ware Co. ' ' " "" tf Take your kodak films to Palmers studio. First class work and- prompt service.' , - tf Gus Nichols, a member of the grand Jury now in session, waa excused by the court Friday on account of pres sure of business, Mr. Nichols driving his cattle to summer rango in the Klamath FallB district. Dave S. Force of the Meadows, was drawn to fill his place. Mattresses, new and made over. Phone 104. 82 N. Grape. 5t' Paul B. McDonald left Monday liior- nlntt by auto for Yroka, and other nor thern California towns, and will be gone for a week or ten days. There's a busy Business Coliego in Medford. OWN. Gain Robinson of Weed, Calif., spent Sunday in the city viaiting friends and relatives. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. . Ed Saltmarsh of ' tho ' Applegate spent tHo last of the week In the city on business. i Brown suys he has 60 pair of youths shoes left at $3.35. H H. D. Reed of Gold Hill was among the out of town visitors in the city Monday. Tho Singer Shop has a Singer eioc' trie sewing machine for $50. tf Claude (Shirty) Miles is down from his liomostead In the Butte Falls dlo trlct for a few dayB on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnum arriv ed homo Saturday from having spent the winter' at San Diego. Both en- Joyed thoir long sojourn in the south and wore' bonoflttod In health. "It iB a fine place to spend the winter, said Mr. llnrnum today, "but never theless wo were glad, to got back homo. There scorns to me no place like Modford. The air seems fresher nnd more invigorating and things greener. NovortholoBs If I spoilt nn othor winter nt San Dlogo I would probably bocome young again, B. C. Willis is the now assistant day ticket clerk at tho Southorii Pa cific depot, having boen tranBiorrea to that position from the freight houso staff, to, succeed Sparks Wilk inson, who loft last night for Port land to bogl'n his now duties In tho office of John M. Scott, gonornl pas- sensor audit. Tho grand Jury Is still In Beaston and It Is expected they will conclude thoir work by Friday of this week It Is understood that much of the matter now under consideration is Inave-over work from, previous grand Jnrtos and that it Is the intention of the prosont body to clear away every thing before adjourning, , Only nine cars of tourists spont tho night at tho city auto camp last night. tho smallest number for a week past Most of the cars woro returning from California. It Will , Be an Eye Opener vk V'OuWNew Pastry Shop Open Soon Rex Cafe Medford's Finest Frank Mashburn and S. W. Phil lips of Grants Pass were arrested over the week end on charges of angling with more than one line, and follow- n g trials at Grants Pass, each was fined $25, according to reports filed Monday at the headquarters of the state game commission. Mashburn Is the owner ot a chain of stores in southern and central Oregon, and Phillips is a war veteran who had done some game warden duty in southern Oregon in past years. Pete Tokos took 29 big cut-throat trout from Rogue river yesterday and reports the fishing excellent. All of the fish were an average of twelve Inches In length. It is reported that they were all taken on a fly. The members of the large "Struttln' Along" company which played at the Page theater last night left this morn ing for Eugene where the attraction appears tonight ' Relieve! Backache "Have had kidney trouble and back ache for many years and I tried sev eral doctors but got only temporary relief. A friends advised me to try Foley Kidney Pills, and before I used two boxes I was entirely well," writes A.'C. Perkins, Summer Shade, Ky. Kidney and bladder trouble requires prompt treatment Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. ' Knlghta Templa Session A. Stated conclave of Malta Commandory No. 4, at Ma sonic ball, Ashland, Wed nesday , evening. May 2. Suppor at 6:30, followed by opening in long form. Im portant. business. Prospective candi datesfor Shrine should have petitions for, commandery presented nt this ses sion' in order to qualify. Visiting and sojourning frriters are courteously in vited. ." p. H. JOHNSON, Em. Com. 34 ' ' W. H. DAY, Recorder. " Notice Members De Molay De Molay Degree Thursday ' night at 7 o'clock, to be fol lowed by dance at Masonic hall. "; : . , . 35 Card of Thank We e wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sym pathy to us during our recent bereave ment in the loss ot our beloved hus band and father. Also for the beauti ful floral offerings. MRS. LENA BEERY. C. H. BEERY. E. D. BEERY. MRS. CORA M. RAVENOR. 34 MRS. ESTHER M. WILSON. Pythian Sisters May Day Dance The Pythian Slater staff is giving a. May Day dance at tho IC P. hail, Friday evening, March 4, in honor of the D. O. K. K, band which goes to Portland in August for the convention. There will be winding of the May pole at 8:15 :p. nu .-sThe welfare com mittee will have charge of the ban quet. Admission $1.10, Including sup per. Come and bring your friends. 34 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two red sows: one to farrow In June, the other soon. F. E. Barnoburg, Phono 565-W. 37 LOST Small paokage addressed to Dr. P. M. Noel,. Klamath iuib. lie turn to Mall Tribune and receive reward. 35 WANTED Chore man; woman for chamber work, at Rocky Point Resort Address Box 1131, Medford or phone 179. 36 TOR RENT Honaokeoplng rooms. end of S. Bartlett and 227 E. Ninth. Call between 3 and 7 o'clock. 36 FOR SALE Petaluma Phone 7-F-ll. incubator. 36 FOR SALE Beautifully carved oak Bldoboaru wltn Dovoiieu piaio mir rors; kitchen rango with wator coils; solid walnut extension table. 518 W. Fourth St. tf tiik vicron ADDING MACHIXK ?105.00 F. O. 11. Sledford Full Btnndafd koy board 6 banks Does everything any adding machine can do and costs $100.00 less. Medford Book Store Handicraft- Shop. Hemstitching. Buttons covored. Plooting. 3o per yard. "IT IS A PLEASl'llK TO EN DORSE SCC11 A PICTURE A3 The CHRISTIAN' XI US. A. A. Ill' XI XI EL, Xlotlon ricturo Chainun Cal. Fed; Women's Clubs AUTO PLATES FOR MJUNERACE Automobile, plates advertising the June race meet are now being given to those who are willing to attach ! them to their cars and before very, long the little fed and white signs will j be heralding .this event in every cor-; ner of Bouthern .Orejtbn wed northern California wherevpr fi U posijlfle tor an automobile to go. There are one thousand of ' those signs now available and they are bo-1 Ing distributed from the office of the Medford chamber of commerce. The sooner the car qwners come' for these signs, the longer will be the period of advertising thiB big event will receive. The race meet will certainly be a success us already a sufficient num ber of racing car owners have signi fied their Intention to make entries. The purse offered is $3500 to which is added the entry fees so that the total amount to be contested for In tho two days will be more than $5000. Copco Stock Advanced To $98 Share Today Tho nrioo of the nreferrod stock of tho California-Oregon Power company today was advanced from $95 to $98 a share. The remainder ot the issue will be sold at the latter price. The price ot the stock was held at inc. oa Inn? nn It. was Dossible. It was stated at the offices of the company today, but had to be advanced oecauso onmnnmhin utilities elsewhere were selling their stock for much more. It is probable that this will De mo oniy stock that the company will offer for sale this year. Says Allenrhu Surely Conquers Rheumatism Winchi-Btor, Ky., Citizen Cheerfully KoeomiiMindH . T li I s Wonderful Itemedy to All Sufferers. ' His letter follows:' "Burns Avenue, Winchester, Ky. I hnd severe rheu matism for three months; tried sev eral remedies without recolvliiB a"' bonefit whatever: A friend advised mo to try ALLENIillU ns it had cured him. 1 bought three bottles from tho Cieorue Drug Co., tills city. When I begnn taking this medicine I was unable to do any work. I could neither dress myself nor raise my hand to comb my hair. I am now almost well nnd feel oonfldent thlH last of the three bottles I am now tuklnir will completely cure mo. can cheerfully recommend this truly wonderful remedy to any rheumatic sufferer." Sinned Asa E. Keer. ALLENRHU has boen tried and tested for years, and really niarve lous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering1 and airony was Intense and piteous and where tho patient was holpless. .... Mr. James H.. Allen of Rochester, N. Y., tho discoverer of ALLENHHU, who, for many years suffered the tor ments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know thnt ho does not want a cent of anyone's money unless ALLENRHU decisively con quers this worst of-all diseases, nnd ho hns Instructed druggists to guar antee the first pint bottle to show appreciable results or money back tn every instance. All ..druggists can supply you. . . Adv. F. & E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT Matinoo. Every Saturday 2 P. M. Evory Monday "COUNTRY 8TOKK" Tuesday and Wednesday May 1st and 2nd "GIRL FROM GOD'S COUNTRY" "Remembrance" and "Vanity Fair" Coming Soon Admission 10c-itOc; Matinees lOcJJOc MEALS Our meals are the talk of the town. Merchants' Lunch 50c Short Orders 35c We Suggest That You Give Them a Trial good sirsic The Shasta PAGE-Monday Night, May 7th PIHCKH Lower Floor, ffi.7S; Balcony, ' 1st 4 rows, $2.20; Xestt 4. rows, 91.0.1; Next a rows $1.10; litlancc 53o. ' - 1 t . . Includes War Tax : ' -! " 4 ACID CHICAGO SUCCEXr WITH MISS SYOXKY SHIELDS ELECTRIC Wo have added a new electric welding machine to our equipment and are' now prepared to weld everything in steel, iron or. casting. We also have added a new 24-inch Heavy Turning Latho and are' now prepared to do all klndB of Blacksmithing, Wood Work and Welding. ' Billings Carriage and Auto Works ItsUsccUme Again United StatesTi res are Good Hi BSST) mm mm Where tci. Colonial Garage, Modford, Oregon C. E. (iutoa Auto Co., Xlcdlord Ore. Joins & Kiikpnti'irk, Xledford, Ore. ' (Jeo. Ii. Tii iehler Xlotor Co., Medford, Ore. TONIGHT! Musical Vaudeville and , McElroy Orchestra . '.;.,;.; ; OF PORTLAND, AT , , ... Fair Grounds Pavilion TONIGHT! TIME 8:30 TIME . r if '''V,;! Fair, and J. Sylvester, pre ?. Wt2t' mier accordionist of the t ... tn V - - . t - Admission 25c to all then 10c per dance REFINED ORIGINAL CLEVER Ft. (3 niVvi if , BY AX1 XEWVqitk COMPANY WELDING res THE 30x3y2 "Usco" is still the fabric money's - worth of America. If your dealer tries to sell you some thing else he won't be surprised if you tell him "No." "Usco's" are built by the same people who make Royal Cords. . This fact counts. "A ANCE Featuring Monte Austin, famous singer of the Tower of Jewels, at the World's the Pacifio Coast, who is to play for Brunswick Records ; in the near future. - SIX PIECES EVERYONE AN ARTIST t't nnrtlett tt