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MBDFOKD MAIL Til LBUNTV MEDFOKD, OKEfiOX, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1923
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ocal and
Personal
Practically the flame Jackson coun
ty exhibit as was seen at tho Htate
fuir, will be one of the features of the
annual Pacific International Llve
Ktock Exposition and Land Kugucte
Show, which begins at Portland thla
week. Elmer R. Oatman and Howr
ard; E. Warner! county fruit inspec
tors!,' who will have charge of this
exhibit, accompanied by Captain and
Mrs. S. M. Tuttle will leavo for Port
land tomorrow morning to arrange
the exhibit. County Agent C. C. Cate
and Lloyd Moss, county club leader
will leave to attend the exposition
about Thursday.
' If. tho man who loft an overcoat
and a hat with Initials- F, It. In It at
the Armory. Saturday nisht will re
turn tho hat and overcoat ho pot by
mistAke, to Capt. H. A. Canaday, he
can have his property. 183
' Special sale on Tuesday at the
Colonial Garage. tf ,
Typewriters, all makes M'holoaale
rebullts. Easy terms, f 5 monthly.
Our guurnntee means 20 minute repair
service. Medford Book Store, agents.
197
' Ward Irvine, secretary of Governor
Pierce, was in the city a short time
this forenoon while onrouto from
Salem to Ashland on business.
' Wednesday . special: Jap crepe
areHnes,'?3. 50- values $U95. 189
A message to housewives: Our fam
ily service is . Used by hundreds i tf
Medford women. Are you one of the
satisfied customers? If-not a trial
will convince you that washing at
home Is not worth whllo. Medford
Domestic Laundry. 103
Take your kodak films to Palmor'e
Studio 'First-class work and prompt
service. tf
. . I. JN. Flolschnor of Portland, chair
man of the state porno commission, is
a irucst at Weasku Ivn. near tho Sav
age Rapids dam for a few days fish
Ins; on Rogue river. -
' The' Golden Link club of the Bap
tist -church will have . a . Hallowe'en
party at tho home of. Justin Judy on
Griffin Creek this evening. Anyone
desiring transportation may call Mrs.
Daily.
; Chicken and beef tamalcs, Gusher
Cafe. tf
Rags wanted at once at tho Mall
Tribune office.
. Tom' Sworn arrived homo this fore
noon from Portland, . where he was
engaged In looking after, the scenic
effects of the - oporatio pageant,
''lolantho" which was the attraction
of the Auditorium In Portland last
week. Ho reports that tho Portland
presentation, which was put on under
the leadership of Medford men, was. a
big ruccobs. Ed Ahdrows and Chas.
B. Haselrlgg and H. H. Corliss are
expected to start homo by auto to-
irr-trir frnm. T3mt In twl .
Can accommodate, four passenger$
Los Angoles for part expenses.
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tin iTumno. JHII
There will be no dance at tho Ori-
4 1, UUU'IU LI1U luruuw JJUII11IK ul III"
armory by tho National Guard. Com-
vember 8, tho Oriental Garden dancos
Will resume for the winter season
with bigger, better and greater pay
nights and surprises, with ' tho un
equalled music of the now famous
garden orchestra. 1S7
t Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo covor ovory 1cnon kind of risk.
II. A. Holmos, "Tho Insurance Man."
'.... tf
1 Seattle people registered at local
hotels over Sunday included Mr, and
Mrs. J. H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rolfo, Mr. 'and Mrs. Charlton
L. Hall, and E. D. Hanley.
Tutoring In grade and high school
subjects by experienced teacher, uni
versity graduate. 116 Mistletoe 103
We are closing out our ontlre piston
ring stock; step cut rings at 10c each,
all Bizes. The Busy Corner Motor Co,
tf
Highest grade Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phone 239.
Judge Card nor, of Mod ford, was
down yesterday to again attempt to
stir up lnterost In tho highway to
Pont Orford as .proposed by a number
of Medford men. Judgo Gardner
found some lively opposition to his
project and very little i support, as
people here are atlll concentrating on
tha Redwood highway to Crescent
City. The Impression In Grants Pass
is that the Redwood route Is a certain
thing and furnishes as good or better
an outlet to tho ocean as would ho
possible wore the Port Orford road
constructed. There Is also an Impres
sion that the promnt support of tho
proposod road might distract atten
tion from the Redwood highway
which Grants. Pass Is nlodged to boo
throughi -Grants Pass Courlor.
Wanted A woman of mature
years for work of an educational
nature. Advancement. llox S P,
Mall Tribune. 194
See Medford Vulcanizing Works for
tlresrvlcGv tf
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Batftlotr. tf
q
t. INEST quality muslin is
used in the large Baker's
Flour
Sacks
Empty sacks at $1.00 the doz.
at the Pullman Baking Co.,
'jl.10 delivered.
If
Phone 718
At Any Grocer
i
The open hunting season for Chi
nese pheasants, whirh began the set:
ond Sunday in October, ended at
sundown yesterday. Many men were
out yesterday In the valley for their
lust chance at this sport. During the
short season hundreds of pheusunts
were slaughtered In tho valley.
Wanted Woman over thirty for a
responsible position. One capable of
meeting the public. Uox S P, Mail
Tribune. 194
Chile con cp.rne, Gusher Cafo. tf
At Deuol's Hemstitching 8c. tf
The city auto camp had entertained
Saturday night 76 persons who were
traveling in 25 cars.
Another big dress Bale at Mann's
Wednesday. Jap crepo dresses $1.95
They're $3.50 values. 189
You can 'got it at DeVoo's. tf
' Kromniel's genuine health bread at
DeVoo's. tf
Alvln Dunford and family of the
Applegato district spent Saturday in
the city, having come here from
Grants Pass where they spent the pre
vlous night.
"The Lust Moment" film scheduled
for Sunday and today's showing at
the Rlalto theatre failed to arrive,
Hetty Compson in "Tho Rustle of
Silk" Is takirgits place.'
Chicken and beef ta males, Gusher
Cafe. tf
. Hemstitching 8a per yard at Style
craft, -opposite Rlalto theatre. tft
Among the Oregonlans In the oity
for tho week ond were May J. Potor-
son of 'North - Bend, W. J. 'Baker of
Hood River, Roy A. Klein of the state
highway department at Salem, and
the following from Portland: Mrs.
J. E. and Mrs. E. Blazler, Mr. and Mm
G. E. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mur
phy, Mr. and Mrs. -L. L. Sobb, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Smith.
Found! "A place to get creamed
waffles. Crater Lake Confectionery,
Medford Bldg. 104
Chile con came Gushor Cafo. - tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. - Wallace' Woods, Phone, 108.
711 East Main. 1 , f
Dr. C. It. Ray Is up from Berkeley,
Calif., for a few days on business.
For sale Autos from $25 up. Gold
Ray Realty Co., 15 North Grape St.
Phono 465-J. 191
Reddon & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance. Phono 720. tf
There's a -busy . Business College
In Modford. OWN.
There was another freezing temper
ature early today of 30 degrees, and
despite cloudy condition most of to
day fair -weather is the prediction-for
Tuesday. A year ago today with a
maximum of G8 and a minimum of 25
was much' coldor than yestorday.
Wednesday special at Mann's; $3.50
Jap crepe dressos $1.95. 189
We have good valuos In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Fottlng in all shades for tho new
colored handkerchiefs and Ungerio
wear. . Handicraft Shop. 191
EH Fisher is seriously III at his
homo on 128 S. Holly street.
Daddies and mothers, -forget your
cares, Join the "kiddles" In the Jlal
lowo'en frolic at ' tho Washington
school, Wednesday eve, Oct. 81st.
Good program, good eats, good time.
".., 100
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. MaltiV
Phono 108. tf
Just arrived, a wonderful lino of
new patterns in lunchonn sets, vanity
cases, buffot sets and pillow cases.
Handicraft Shop. 191
.On Tuesday evening nt the parish
hall tho young ladles who nre mem
bers of tho Catholic church will give
a card party. Tho decorations are to
bo In the Hallowe'en stylo and prlzcb
will bo given. The admission Is twenty-flvu
cents , and the public Is cor
dially Invited to attond.
Violin lessons, special attention to
advanced pupils. J. D. Wltham, 20
Newtown. 103
Duplicating salo books for sale nt
this office. tf
Milk and cream at DoVoe's. tf
. The chief speaker at this noon's
forum of the Grants Pass chamber of
commerce was M. W. Mlors, western
editor of the Forest and Stream, who
Is spending so mo time in the Illinois
valley of Josephine county on a fish
ing and hunting trip.
For sale $10,000 ranch adjoining
town for $3000, $300 cash, balance
$25 month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15
N. Grape St. Phone 465-J-l. 191
Chenille and embroidery floss In nil
colors for all kinds of ombroldery
Handlcraft Shop. 101
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at tho Eloctrlo Shop. tf
Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Daniels drove to
Deer Lodge at Wolf Creek on Sunday.
Special bargains for Dollar days,
Tuesday and Wednesday at Mann's.
188
An Underwood portablo typewriter
will speed up tho day's work. Easy
terms If desired. M. T. Edwards, 406
Liberty Bldg. 100
E. B. Hanloy of Boat tie, a former
well kmwn resident and ranch owner
of Medford, is spending a. tew days in
Medford.
For Bale $7500, modern 7 room
furnished house near Modford hotel
for $3000 on 10 years time. Pay $25
per month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15
North Orapo St., Phono 465-J. 191
Unity literature teaches pooplo how
to ho well, prosperous nnd efficient.
Free distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf
Albert Burch and family of San
Francisco have purchased tho old
Stewart place on Ross Lane and wilt
make their residence horo In tho
future.
Dollar Day bargains. Tuesday and
Wednesday at Mann's. 'Don't miss
them. 188
' Brunswick phonographs, the
world's most popular phonograph.
Easy terms. II. G. Launspach, Phono
227.
W. Williams, Ed Lamport and Vern
Van Dyko wont for a hunting trip
Sunday in the valley and had good
lurk with their shooting. ;
For rent on shares. Irrigated ranch
near town. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15
X. Orapo St. Phone 465.-J. 191
Wo carry nothing,. In coal but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on nil fuel we handle arc
always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf
C. M. Speck, manager of the farm
bureau Is now convalescing from an
Illness which confined him to his
apartments at the Hotel Medford
since Friday.
Will trade good automobile as part
payment on houso or ranch. Gold
Ray Realty Co., 15 NV Orapo St.
Phono 465-J. 191
Before you buy that piano seo 11.
O. Itunapach. He can - save you
pioney. He knows pianos. tnd Is re
liable. Office nnd salesroom at
Weeks & Orr, Phone 227,
Genrgo A. Phelps iicoinpa tiled by
his two daughters Miss Ruth and
Miss Faith Phelps started for Crater
Lake this morning. Mr. Phelps and
his daughters have drivon all tho way
from their home In Cleveland, Ohio,
to see Crater Lake. When they nr-
rived here they found that they had
been misinformed as to dates and
that tho resort was practically closed
However they are attemptingto make
the journey anyway. .
Buy your shingles and roofing nt
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phone 108. tf
Tuesday and Wednesday are Dollar
Days-tit Mann's Dept. Store. 188
The pioneer Jacksonville Methodist
church celebration in connection with
that structure having .been the first
one west of tha Rocky mountains, was
postponed until December 9 because
of the Inability of Bishop Shepard of
Portland to be present yesterday. .
For sale Music store. Phonograph
records and second-hand goods for
less than cost. Easy terms. Gold Ruy
Realty Co., 16 N. Grape. . 191
Before going elsewhere seo our
wonderful lino of lingerie ribbon and
beautiful laces reasonably .. prlcod
Handicraft Shop. 191
Grace H. Boque of Seattle, demon
strating expert representing tho West-
Inghouse electric range, was regis
tered nt the Hotel Medford Sunday.
She will give a public demonstration
of the ranges today and tomorrow in
Ashland.
Special bargains for Dollar Days,
Tuesday and Wednesday at. Mann's.
188
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho. Insurance Man.
Next Tuesday evening the girls
forum of the California Oregon Pow
er company are to have a dinner at
the Hotel Medford.
Dr. C. R. Ray will be at 15 North
Grape street for a few days soiling
out Gold Ray Realty Co. property.
. 191?
Got Launspach's prices-on planon
before you buy. He knowa pianos and
Is reliable. Phone 227. .
Leland Holbrook, Clarence Eads,
Harry Hansen and M. C, Wright went
on a pheasant and duck hunt at Eaglo
Point Sunday, The hunt was success
ful and numbers of pheasants, quail
and ducks were obtained.
Dollar Day Bargains, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Mann's. Don't miss
them. 188
We do our own dye work,, insuring
you quick and satisfactory results.
Pantorlum Dyo Works. Phone 244.
1 100
In its account of tho closing perfor
mances Saturday of the operatic; pa
geant1 "lolantho," tho Portland Jour
nal had the following to say about' a
well known Medford manvwho had a
part in tho big performance: "11, 11.
Corliss, ns captaln -of tho. guards, is
making his rather short rolo one of
the brightest snots of tho onera. All
of tho principals' last night had to
repeat their principal numbers."
Tuesday and -Wednesday are Dollar
Days at Mann's Dept. Storo. 188
Clean cotton rags wanted at the
Mall Trlbuno office..
Lloyd- Cochran, a ono ,tlmo resident
of Modford is, hero from San Fran
cisco staying ' at- tho ' Hotel Modford,
whllo ho looks, after his property -in
tho valley.
pollar Day i bargains, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Mann's. Don't miss
them. 188
30x3 Vj cord tires $10.50. Exchange
Tiro Co. 101
Mrs. L. Seeley.of San Jose, a cousin
of Mrs. C. F. Card of Medford, who
has been, visiting her for tho last few
days will leave for home this evening.
Tuesday nnd Wednesday aro Dollar
Days at Mann's Dept.' Store. 188
Get soft paper school tablets at thl.
office. tf
Visitors from a dlstanco who spent
Sunday in tho city Included Lieuten
ant and Mrs. A. S. Roid of Now York
City, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McAllister of
ndlanapolis. Ind.. .Georgo J. Phelps.
Ruth nnd Faith Phelps of Cleveland,
Ohio, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L. Lavindo;-
nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Felton of Iios
Angeles, nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Downey nnd son of Oakland, Calif.
Guaranteed vulcanizing and re
treading. Exchange Tire Co. 191
Wo re line overcoats and suits. Pan
torlum Dyo Works. Phone 244. 190
The dance at the Armory on Satur
day "night proved the balcony to be
an advantageous place to tho dancing
and hoar the music without being
bothered by the crowds below. 1
80x3-fabric tiros $7.50; 30x3H fab
rics $8.50. Exchange Tire Co. 101
Special bargains for Dollar Days,
Tuesday and Wednesday at Mann's.
188
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wright enter-
talned Mr. nnd Mrs. Leland Holbrook
and Dolores Holbook at dinner Sun
day evening at their home on North
Ivy street.
Jerry J cranio and Louis Ulrlch who
spent Sunday hunting along ' Bear
creek each obtainod the limit of quail
Adjutant General White Is -export
ed in Medford Wednesday to discuss
tho planH for tho formal opening of
tho Armory, which is to take place on
or about Armistice day.
Work of improvement 1 on tho
Crater Lako highway Is being speed
ed up, and station work Is being used
to complete tho Job. All of the-stations
are reported as well filled with
laborers.
Blaine Ktum, former well known
Medford cttizon, arrived in tho city
this morning on train 13 from Seattle
and Portland where he had spent the
past two months on business, and left
shortly afterwards to visit his mother
at Ashland, from which city ho will
leave tonight for his home at San
Francisco.
Tho Ralph Waldo Elden ranch nnd
home has been sold to H. A. DuBtique
who has moved here from tho middle
west and who will reside there from
now on. Mr. Elden and his family
have lived In Portland for some time
past . .
W
Find out bow and why. Thou
sands are got ting rid of ilia that
aoeraed incurable. The whole
atory is in a book a FREE
bovk. Call for your copy today. .
ileatb's Drug Store
The Kiwanls club held Its regular
luncheon at the Hotel Medford this
noon.,
-- The American Legion dance at the
now, Armory. Saturday evening was a
big success. About fifteen hundred
people wero present, the floor was
good and Alford's orchestra played
The hall was decorated with flags,
palms and ferns. The purpose of this
dance was to raise the interest money
on the notes which the public spirited
business men of - this city- signed to
enable tho armory to be completed.
Almost the 'entire sum was , raised.
Captain H. A. Canaday and Lieuten
ants M.. C. -Wright and A. J. Cross
headed the. dance committee, and
mom bars of -the ; American Legion
aided. 1 ' v , J
R. K. McCloud of Briscoe, Conn.,
went pheasant hunting Sunday with
Clydo Gardner of the Hotel Medford
on tho Four Hundred and One ranch.
They were very successful in ' their
shooting, and Mr. McCloud enjoyed
pheasant for dinner Sunday evening
for the first time In his life.
Mrs. H. 3. Heals and Mrs.' W. B.
Biddle are leaving for Chicago Tues
day evening for several months visit.
OVNER OF BEAVER
RANCH IS SPEAKER
' BEFORE K1WANIS
Y
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CONES AT BUTTE F.
Fifty bushels of yellow iine cones
liave been collected in the Butte FnllB
district of the Crater National forust
by local forest ot fleers. The ernes
are being shipped to the Wind River
mi-aery, which is conducted bj I lit
forest service at Carson, Wash., where
the seed will be thi-exlied out mil
planted. This imoiint of con'.i will j
make ohoii. to pounds of seod. In
about three yoars the seedling trees
will be shipped back for planting on
Hustler Peak, where an old burn re
sulting from a tire In 1910, Is being
restocked. t
Experiments have proven that cra.s
from seed llictod in the vicinity
where the pl':iing is to be done grow
much more puccessfully than tlMiia
:'vom seed c:.iik-cted elsewhere. An
pioximatoly "ou acres have already
been successfully restocked on RusV
:ler Poak.t , '
At tbe-Klwanis club luncheon to
day In tho Medford hotel, A. P. Bmith,
manager of the beaver farm near
Jiiown's cabin toM ut the plans of
tho company to produce beaver pelto
for furs and tho methods of catch
lng nnd- raisins tho beaver. He said
they have a strip of land a mile long
on Brown's creek fenced with Page
wire and have 100 beavu.- In rup
tlvlty, that the farm is located where
the beaver have operated for many
yeurs, that beaver three years old
produce good pelts, but they are at
their beat when five years old und
bring about $25 a pelt.
. The speakei said benver become do
mesticated very easily and mako real
pets, are almost entirely free from
disease and cost practically nothing
to r;tlio as tln-y f?l entirely on vege
tation found by theniHelves on the
premises.
Blaine' Klunt who recently returned
from n four months' trip abroad, ac
companied by his wifo nnd daughter,
Iael, made a short talk on tho differ
ent places of interest visited in
France, England, Belgium, Holland,
Italy and Germany, the customs of
the people, told of tho old ruins visit
ed and the reclamation of tho coun
tries after the devastation by the war.
C. C. Lommon drow the honors.
Several visitors were present.
Snow In Jerusalem 1b so unusual
that when it fallB all tho inhabitants
turn out to clear it away before it
melts and overflows tha drainage nyn-tern.
About 20,000 elk find a safe retreat
in the Yellowstone National park and
the country immediately surrounding
it.
, It. A. M. Cruter T.nko
Chapter No. R2
Special Convocation Tues
day, Oct. 30th, 7 p. m.
M.M. P.M. M.E.M. de
grees. Visitors welcome.
"! A. P. NOTVr. Seoy.
To know
how good a cigarotte
really can be made
you must try -
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at
Handicraft Shop
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China and British- India have not
changed from, oil to electricity or gat,
ami evince no desiro to abandon aso-
old customs. '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Middlo nged couplo to
raise turkeys on shares; - no- invest
ment. For full particulars. F. and
. theatre. Central Point. '193
FOlt HUNT On shares, Irrigated
. ranch near town. Gold Ray Realty
Co., 15 N. Gra)0 St. Phono 4U5-.I.
M n
FOH SALK Misic , store. Phono
graphs, record -and seoond-hnnd
goods for loss than oOHt. Easy
i .terms. Gold ltay Realty Co., 16 N.
Clrnpo St. I 191'
WANTED Will1 trade good automo
bile ns part payment on houso or
raneh. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 N.
Grape St. Phono 465-J. 191
FOR SALE Autos from $25 up. Gold
Kay Realty Co., 16 No. Grape St.
Phono 466-J."' 191
FOR SALE $10,000 ranch adjoining
town, for $3000, $00 cash, balance
$25 month. Gold Hay Roalty Co.,
15 N. Oiape St. Phone 405-J. 191
FOR SALE $7500 modern 7 room
furnlHhed house near Modford hotel
for $3000, on 10 years time. Pay
$45 per month. Gold Ray Realty
Co., 15 N. Grape St. Phono 465-J.
191
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