Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAfSR TWO MKIK)RP MAIL TRfBUXK, MKPFOUP, OHKfiOX, TUKSDAY. OPTO RE R ?,0, 1923 ocal and Personal With last night's shipment of eight cars of peurs and 12 of apples tho total number of curs of pears shipped this season so far out from here to the eastern markets Is 1770, with still more to go; and total number of cars of apples aq far 308. Tho commercial apple crop for the season Is cstiniutcd at about 600 cars. Program and box social, lKne Pino school, Nov. 2, 8 p. m. Kverybody welcome. la I Dr. C. It. Hay will 18 at 16 North Orapo street for a fow days soiling out Gold Itay Itoalty Co. property. Hl The new telephono company book Is Just off the presses and will bo mailed out tonight by tho Homo Tele phone company from tho Medford postofflce to tho number of about 3000 In Medford, Ciold Hill and Jack sonville. Oct Launspach's prices on pianos before you buy. lie knows pianos and is reliable Phono 227. You can't afford to miss our great Pay Day dance nt tho Oriental (lar- dons Saturday nlKht. 190 Dr. and Mrs. W. W. P. Holt arrived homo last evening- from tholr auto trip to Kugono sltico Bunday where thny visited their daughter. Miss Melon Holt, who Is a student at tho U. of O. a We do our own dyo work, insuring you quick and satisfactory results. Pantorium Dyo Works. Phono 214. 190 nhosls, goblins, and witches galoro will greet all who enter Washington school door.- Feasting and frolic und music between will gludclen us all on this Hallowe'en. IK!) There will bo a Hallowo'en frolic Wednosday evening at tho Washing ton school building with a short pro gram for tho grown-ups. In tho olgluh grade room. It Is hoped that purcuts and friends will bo present. Clean cotton rn:s wanted at the Mall Tribune office. New decorations a Hallowo'on ball combined with our great Halur day night pay-day. 190 .. Fiercely contesting ovory yard last Saturday afternoon, tho Ashland and Grants Pass high school elevens bat tled to a 6-6 tie. It was a far dif ferent aggregation which went out against Ashland than tho one which met Medford the week previous and was defeated 27-0. Tho players wore the sumo but they had a different spirit and wont into tho gamo with a. determination to win, and would havo won except for a blocked punt which was rocciverod by an Ashland player and carried- over the goal linn for the score which tied tho gnme. The game was ono of tho best that has bocn scon on tho local gridiron In recent years. Grants Pass Courier. 30x8 Vi cord tires 110.60. Uxchnngo Tire Co. 191 There will bo a meeting of all nlumnl and students that have ever attondod O. A. C, nt tho Hotel Hol land tonight at 8 o'clock. It Is very urgent that every ono attend as thero will bo some very Important business to bring up. & Mrs. W. H. Arnold and daughters Norma and rJormulino arrived homo Bunday from an extended, visit with rolatlvcs In Iowa. Got soft paper school tablets at thi.' office tt Great things havo boon inspired by beautiful waltzes. lAt tho colorful moonlights nt tho Orlontal Gardens Buturday night brighten your way to fame. 190 The "Cat and tho Canary" company which ploaood a largo audionco at the ! Pago last night, left this morning for Kugone whero tho attraction plays to night. Guaranteed vulcanizing and re treading. Exchange Tire Co. 191 Itex special fruit layer cako Is a distinctive homo made cuko. Two Ktzcs, 40c and 60c. Itex Cafo and Pustry Shop. 189 A. E. Kcames nrrlvod homo today from a visit at Portland and other points north. Wo rollno ovorcontn and suits. Pan torium Dyo Works. Phono 244. 190 The bright spots In tho lives of Iiooplo are few. Let tho Orlontal Garden danco Saturday night ho one of tho brightest in yours. !!() Tomorrow night Is Hallowe'en night when tho youth of tho city as usunl Is expected to exhibit frolicsome tendencies outdoors, henso wlso citi zens will take everything portable In from their yards and porches and placo thorn under lock and key. 8x3 fabric tires 17.60; 30x3 14 fab rics 18.60. KxrhailKU Tiro Co. 191 . Delicious ltoston banana cream pies 60c. Itox Cafo and Pastry Shop. 189 Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Portor, who spent throo months In Colorado, are home again on their ranch. . Bpeclal smlo on Tuesday at tho Colonial Garage. tf . Wo will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurnneo Man. Dr. and Mrs. H. It. Johnson of Hls klyou Heights have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. (.'. 11. lllllsbury of Port land. Momstltahing 8o per yard at tityle crart, opposite Hinltn theatre. If V. Day in and day out for quality bread ask for Milk Bread, made in v Medford's finest u Bakery L J At Any Grocer 1 "Maiis adorn tho walln of tho office occupied by Chief O'Connell and hi UHHiHtantH In Ashlund and they art- referred to many times during each day," Bays tho AHhland Tiding about the headquarters of tho chaue for the tunnel bandits. "Tho mnpn have been j of particular use and Information county that four men answering the description of tho bandits had been seen in tho Indiun valley section." Mediord camp, 'Woodmen of the World will havo a class initiation and feed Thursday evening. 15. C. Sill! man clerk. 101 Typewriters, all makes Wholesale rebullts. Kasy terms, $5 monthly Our Kuarantoo means 20 minute repair service. . Medford Uook Store, asents 197 Tho fishing of Sunday and yester day i.i tho river and smaller streams was reported us good, und a number of exit'' lies were mado. However, the rain of last night and this morning bus probably muddied the, streams and mado fly fishing poor for a time. A mensago to housewives: Our fam fly service is used by hundreds of Medford women. Are you ono of the satisfied customers? If not tt trial will convince you that washing at homo is not worth while. Medford Domestic Laundry. 193 Taku your kodak films to Falmer's Ktudio. First-class work and prompt sorvico. tf Hev. and Mrs. J. W. Hharpo and daughter Miss Uuth Hharpo of Port land left Monday for Los Angeles to spend tho winter. Chicken und beef tamalos, Gusher Cafo. tf Uags wan tod at once at tho Mall Tribune offit-o. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Barton have been among tho Medford visitors in 1'ortlnnd this week. Did vou iret vour sharo of tho creat golden egg Jf not bo sure and bo at tho Oriental Gardens Saturday night. 190 Our only business is Insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk H. A. Holmes, "Tho Jnsurunco Man." tf Southern Pacific enginoors, who havo mado their headqunrters at Mc Cradle springs, havo located about 20 miles of tho new line from the springs toward Klamath Falls. Tutoring in grade and high school subjects by experienced teacher, uni versity graduute. 116 Mistletoe. 103 Wo are closing out our entire piston ring stock; stop cut rings at 10c each, all sizes. Tho Husy Corner Motor Co. tf The city auto camp had 21 cars and 79 persons last night and tho Merrick Motor Inn 15 cars and fifty persons. Highest grade Utah and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and dust. Hanson Coal Co., 31 South Fir. Phono 230. Heo Medford Vulcanizing Works for tiro service. tf G. Kd Ross, the accountant who has been working in this city for some tlmo. Is spending a fow days nt Grants Pass auditing tho books of the Grants Pass Irrigation district. Genuine Ilosch Magneto parts and repalrH. Electric Shop, Eighth and liartlott. tf Chile con carno, Gusher Cafo. tf Th creation' of a -now federal Ju dicial district, Including parts of southern nnd eastern Oregon with tho federal building at Klamath Falls, Is almost n certainty, according to Sen ator McNary. At presont thero are but two federal judges In Oregon, both in Portland. Duo to the great d 1st unco of southern Oregon and east ern Oregon from Portland, heavy ex pense is Involved In taking witnesses to federal court trials, and Senator McNary thinks a great saving of both tlmo and oxpenso would bo effoctod by locating a federal judge in Klam ath Falls. A largo number of federal Judgeships woro created in tho Unltod St it t es last yoar by act of congress, and Oregon was included in tho in crease Portland Journal. At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf Another big dress sale at Mann's Wednesday. Jap orepo dresses $1.95. Thoy'ro $3.50 values. , 180 Miss Lillian Koborts, Rod Cross execu 1 1 vo secretary, and M ttw Mar garet Devereaux, county school nurse drovo to Evans Creek today to visit tho grndo Bchool in that district. You can got it nt DoVoo's. tf Kro miners gonulno health broad nt DeVoo's. tf Tho members of tho girls Copco forum are having a dinner at the Hotel Medford thlB evening. Chicken and boef tamalea, Gusher Cnfo. tf Found! A placo to got creamed waffles. Crntor Lako Confectionery. Medford llldg. 194 M. W. Meier, of Seattle, western editor of Forest nnd Stream, of New York, who Is making his headquar tors rtt Aberdeen villa, near Korby. Ore., for a fow weeks while ho get ting up somo stories for his magazine, wns In Modford Monday with A. K. Cornell of Grants lnss. Chile con carno. Guahor Cnfo. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phono 108. 711 tiast Main. Krnest L. Smith report that he drovo from Klamath Falls to Med ford Monday In S hours and 15 min utes. Ho says that tho road condi tions Are very much Improved. For sale Autos from 935 up. Gold Hay Realty Co., 15 North Grnpo St. Phono 465-J. 101 Redden & Cnnndny writo bonds and insurnneo. Phono 720. tf Miss May Lludley, who has been employed by tho Jackson County bank for .tho past year. Is leaving Thursday to tako up a position with a nieronntile company in Klamath Falls. Miss Llndley's family resldo in that city. There's n busy Business College in Modford. OWN. Wodnesday special nt Mann's: $3.50 Jap crepo dresses $1.95, 180 Chas. O. Hrown of Portland loft this morning for home after nn eleven days visit In Medford. Wo havo good values in used cars. Patton A Robinson. Inc. tf Fotting In nil shades for tho new colored handkerchiefs and lingerie-1 wear. Handicraft Shop. HU Jester U. Cnrr. Kdwln C. Kubli. C. K. Vance nnd IT. V. Huktng, mem ber of tho United States mail ser vice, who arrived In Medford In two planes, two days ago, nre guests of tho Holland hotel. Daddies and mothers, forget your cares. Join tho "kiddies" In tho Hal lowo'en frolic nt tho Washington school. Wednesday eve, Oct. 31st Good program, good ents, good time. Milk and cream nt DoVoo'n. tf Tho Rotary club had their weekly luncheon at the Medford hotel at noon today. liuy your screen doors at Wallace WoodH Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main Phono 108. tf Just arrived, a wonderful lino of new patterns in luncheon sots, vanity cases, buffet sets and pillow cases. Handicraft Shop. 191 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson huvc moved into their now five room mod ern bungalow on Queen Ann avonuc. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson have lived in Medford several years and Mr. Peter son is owner of the Kxchango Tire Co. Violin lessons, special attention to advanced pupils. J. D. Wlthum, 20 Newtown. 193 Duplicating sale books for salo at this office. ,; tf A. IS. Smith of Ban Francisco, 1 Remington gun salesman has been in Medford for several days attending to buslnoss with the Medford HarnesH company. For Halo $10,000 ranch adjoining town for $3000. $300 cash, balance $25 month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 N. Grapo St. Phono 405-J-l. 191 Chenille and embroidery floss in nil colors for all kinds of embroidery. Handicraft Shop. 191 Lloyd Williamson leaves Thursday to attend tho Pacific International Livestock exposition In Portland, Your car battery charged in 8 hours at tho Kloctric Shop. tf An Underwood portable typewriter will speed up tho day's work. Kasy terms If desired. M. T. Edwards, 400 Liberty Pldg. 190 II. T. DeLosh and Paul McDonald will leave Thursday by motor for Corvallis to attend tho homecoming festivities nnd witness the football gamo. They will be gone over the week' end. J or sale 7 500, modern 7 room furnished house near Modford hotel for $3000 on 10 years time. Pay $25 per month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 North Grape St., Phone 465-J. 191 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toms, Alma Krugor, William Donelli, Roy LnRue, and other members of tho cast of tho "Cat and the Canary" company were guests at tho Holland hotel last night. Unity literature teaches people how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside, tf He cause the Grants Pass Irrigation district includes a few acres In Jack son county, it is necessary that the budget of .the district be submitted to the Jackson county tax supervising and conservation commission. Secre tary Allen today prepared tho bulgot to submit to the JackBon county body. It is beliovod that tho budget figures are wanted to mako a comparison with tho figuros submlttod by tho Medford Irrigation, district. Grants Pass-Courier. Rrunswick phonographs, tho world's most popular phonograph, ttasy terms. H. U. Lnunspach, Phone 227. O. W. Hall and son, of Glendnle. are guests of their son and brother. Codo Hull and family, nnd their old tlmo friends Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Lyman. Comrades Hall and Lyman were out this week visiting sick comrades and taking them flowers. Mr. Hall for merly livod in Medford and was ac tivo In Grand Army affairs. For rout on shares, irrigated ranch p mr town. Gold Ray Realty Co.. 15 N. Grapo St. Phono 4G5-J. 101 Claude (Shorty) Miles, Studcbaker salesman for Ilittson Motors, left this afternoon for his homestead in the tutte Falls district. He is taking with him ono of tho latest radio sets on tho market. We carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle nro always tho lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuol Co. tf Again, nltlio rain fell last night nnd this morning and during today tho prediction is fair weather for Wod nesday, Fair weather had been pro- dictod for today, Tho minimum tem perature of today was 41 degrees. Will trade good automobile as part payment on house or ranch. Gold Ray Itoalty Co., 15 N. Grapo St. Phono 4fiG-J. 191 Mrs. Alico Holloway has returned from Seattle whero sho had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Reckwith. former residents of Medford. Refoio you buy that piano boo It. G. Launspach. Ho can savo you money. Ho knows pianos, and Is re liable. Office and i salesroom v nt Weeks & Orr. Phono 227. Vlatka squirrel chokers $14,' this week only. Rurtlott, furrier, M. M. Store. , 192 II. L. Noblet nnd Mr. Mlddloton of Sun Francisco who has been his guest for the past couple of weeks returned Monday from a duck hunting trip to Policnn Hay. Tho trip was successful and they returned with well filled ba gs. M r. M i d d le t o u lc ft for Sa n Francisco Monday night. Luy your shingles and roofing at Wallace AVoods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main stroet. Phone 108. tf Paul Shearer Is leaving for San Francisco this evening. For salo Music storo. Phonograph records and second-hand goods for less than cost. Easy terms. Gold Ray Realty Co.. 15 N. Grape. 191 A'latka squirrel chokers $14, this week only. Itartlett, furrier, M. M. Storo. 192 Mrs. Carl Hoots of Hornbrook was operated on for appendicitis this mor ning nt tho Sacred Heart hospital. At last reports she wns doing nicely. Reforo going elsewhere see our wonderful lino of lingerie ribbon and beautiful in cos reasonably priced. Handicraft Shop. 191 George Neuner of Rosoburg who has been appointed speciul prosecutor in tho Investigation of tho finances of lamhill county by Governor Pierce, wns in Snlem Monday enroute to Mo- Minnvillo to begin tho probe of coun ty officers. Salem Capital Journal. Hook keeper, experienced, would like to tako set of books for several hours a day. Phono 971-L. 19S TOO LATE to CLASSIFY WANTKD Women to sort npplcs on Kroner, i'none 12. I8y LOST One Maxwell spare wheel Wltn V. eon! tire. Kinder pK'USi i-elurn to 127 V. Aluln Bt. llewuril. 190 'Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop LAST MINUTES OF WASHINGTON, Bet 80. Circum stances surrounding tho acquisition of a hospital site at Excelsior Springs, Mo., today came under further scru tiny before the special senate commit tee investigating the affairs of the veterans' bureau. K. L. Morse, a widely known figure In Missouri republican politics and manager of the Lowdcn campaign in that state In 1920 was questioned in detail about the deal In connection with whim the site, of which he was owner, passed to government control. Ho was cross examined on the basis of testimony given yesterday by gov ernment employes who declared the transaction was rushed through on the last day of tho Wilson administra tion after there had been a last min ute Increase In tho rental price. Under questioning by John O'Ryan, counsel for the committee, Morse went Into involved explanation of the varlouB transactions connected with the hospital plant, with the result that the committee was left In consid erable confusion. Documents and records from which General O'Ryan read showed that Morse received a final payment from tho Veterans' Bureau of $173,000. Among the individual ltoms was the 190,000 agreed price for the Morse homestead, $2G,100 for the additional land which Morse purchased in an t.grccment with the government and! JOG. 237, which Morso had expended la addition to the original buildings. These made a total of $12,337 and after deducting tho rental paid by the government in 1921, General O'Ryan said tho sum due Morse In the final settlement apparently was $176,SI6. He added that thero was no records to sho whow the round sum of J173.000 was roachod. "They gave me an offer and I took It," Morse broke in. "They had noti fied nio that they wore going to can cel tho loase and I was anxious to get the sale closed ul." It. A. M. Crater Liiko Of mpt or No. S3 . SpocUil Convocation Tues day, Oct; 30th, 7 p. m. M.RL .P.M. M.K.M. de grees. 'Visitors welcome. J 1K ,Ai r . Nt) 1W, Secy, Tt Brand i New Show ! Today H Mvtf V) LASTVESTIGEOF WHITE FORGES M SEATTLE. Oct. 30. Defeat of tho last vchUkq of the white forces In KuKsia was reported today by G. G. Kuridurk, agent at Port Ayan on the Okhtosk st'a for Olaf Swenson and company, traders of this city, who ar rived Saturday On tho stepmship President McKinley from Port Ayan by way of, Kobe. Mr. Suddnck declared that the com. mlsars of tho Russian soviet govern ment in Siberia were devoting them selves, to tho economic salvation of the country, and doing so with suc cess. Tho final fragment of white mili tary forces was swallowed, reported Mr. Huildock early on the morning of Tune 17, when tho fifth regular so viet army surprised General Pepllef at Port Ayan and captured him and biH army without firing a shot. Gen eral Peplief and his men, related Sud dock, wero taken as prisoners of war to Vladivostok. This victory gave tho soviet complete control of the prov ince of Yakutsk, friVIuding tho basin of tho river Lena, which Mr. Suddock declared one of the richest regions In the world, abounding In timber, furs, cattle and gold. GRANGE INCOME TAX SOU IS UNDER WAY PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30. Rifiht of tho stato grange to require thru nmndumus tho income tax referen dum league to discloHO Ha records, was contested in arguments in circuit court hero today. Thomas G. Ryan of counsel for tho referendum league declared neither organization involved is political in nature and that there for tho grango committee had no legal power to force tho opening of tho leaguo's books. Tho suit is in connection with tho referendum on tho stuto income tax law which will bo voted on Novembor 26. MOUNDS VILLE, W. Va., Oct. 30. Tho first move' to put John W. Davis, a native fton of West Virginia and former ambassador to Great Britain in tho front rank of presidential pos sihilitlcs In 1924 was mado here last night when lending democrat8 form ed -the John W. Davis for president club of Marshall county. Plans for organizing similar c!ubs throughout tho country woro , discussed. I lllllilllllllllllllll AND LARRY SEMON IN "The Counter Jumper" Wherein Laughsome Larry Offers a Bargain in Laughs as a Merry Mirth Merchant PATHE NEWS WEEKLY "BETTY" BROWN at the WURLITZER L1m GLORIA SW ANSON iVt? KS. Oo16 ' ' My A ' J a IN OPERATIONS T( DES MOINES, Oct. 30. Motion pictures of patients conversing with nurses and surgeons while major op erations were In progress wero shown hero today by Dr. liobort E. Farr of Minneapolis, who spoke on tho use of local anaesthesia. Dr. Farr said ho had found radio concerts and talking machines of value in entertaining pa tlonts whero operations were carried on with local anaethosia. No portion of tho body noed bo exempted from such treatment, ho declared. Dr. Byron B. .Davis of the Univer sity of Nebraska told the physicians experiments of tho past yoar had not advanced the search for tho causo of cancer. "Wo only know it is a eel! that hns lost its normal relation and has be come un outlaw," ho said. Dr. Davis declared tho man who hns physical limitations and lives within them, as ho lives within his bank account, will live longer than tho man who thinks ho has no ail mo p. t. Quality : If you are willing to pay 30 interest the cheap overcoat is willing to lend you money. There is a legal rate of interest for money but in overcoats you can pay from 6 to G0 for the ac commodation. Take a cheap coat take it out into a storm and what style what workmanship and what wool is in it will soon be put out of business and then what have you for your money? Pay the difference at the start and you won't have to start for three or four years. . Quality counts and the lack of it shows up so fast that a shrewd man won't take a chance. Overcoats $25 to $45.00 Fall Suits $22.50 to $50.00 MODEL CLOTHING CO. 126 East Main St. i Peter Another Great Meighan picture. Here it is a tale of ships with a full cargo of thrills and love (Lila Lee is the girl.) ELECTRICIANS IN PORTLAND GO 0UT.0N STRIKE POKTLAXD, Ore., Oct. 30. Ono hundred and twenty employes of the Northwestern Klectric company in this city and at Vancouver, Wash., went out today In attempt to enforce a demand for an Increase In the day's wage scale from $7.20 to $8 a, day. The reduction proposed by the man agement was refused. Employes taking part in the strike include linemen, wlremen, station operators, meter testers and some other classes, but workmen at the steam plants are unaffected. Members of the local International Brotherhood of Hlectrlcnl Workers in tho employ of tho Portland Railway. Light and Power company also havo made demand for increased pay. Their agreement with tho company expires tomorrow night. Thomas Lee, one of the general officers of the international brother hood arrived last night from Seattle and will remain on the ground to di rect the strike. ' in B. Kyne's story Homeward Bound"