Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKCiOX, THURSDAY, NOVIfRER 8. 1923 h ocal and Personal The Red Croua Htnrted Hplendfflly ioO.y In Mertforcl. Hy nuon Jl, 184.7a had been BUbHcribcd and tlOOU piild In. It la believed Medford will noon go over the top. B. O. Hurdlnff, special corporation expert In the lnternul revenue depart ment, with headquarters In Medford, hu8 returned from a 'business trip to Klunmth Falls. Wo will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. , There's a busy Uuslnoss College In Modford. OWN. Hweuters for small children at Deuel's Art Dept. 108 George A. Mansfield came down from'.hls home at l'rospect yesterday afternoon,'- and left last niuht for Portland, In which city he attended nud addressed the annual meeting of tho state farm bureau this forenoon, nml addressed the Women's Demo cratic club this afternoon. ' V'e have good values In used errs. I'atton & Koblnson, Inc. . . tf Hpeclal sale on Tuesday at the Colonial Oarage. - tf Work will begin at tho cannery on npples Friday morning at 8 o'clock. All desiring work will bo accommo doted. 197' 1 All 'daughtors and grand-daughters of ynlon Veterans of the Civil war aro -urged to attend a meeting -to be held In the library, Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Veterans nnd their wives nre invited. Win. Lyman, commander of the. local post, U. A. R., will conduct the. meeting. Chile con came. Gusher Cafe, tf Duplicating sate books for sale at thin office. tf Numstitohlng He per yard at Style croft.! opposite Klulto thoatre. tf Kiddle kaps 'n kapes at Deuel's ArU.Dcpt. 108' lVi'v. and Mrs. E. David Barton re. tunic! Tuesday from a trip to' Port land and Vancouver. 'et Launcpach's prices on pianos before you buy. Ha knows pianos and Is reliable. Phono 227. Chicken and beet tamalos, Gusher Cafe. . . tf Woi k will begin at :tho cannory on npples Friday morning at' 8 o'clock. All desiring Work1 will be accommo dated. i ..t - 1S7 Hnuthcrn Oregon has never appear ed as prosperous during the. last IS years as It does at the present time, said John M. Scott, assistant passen ger traffic manager for the Southern Pacific, on his return Tuesday from a visit to'1 Ashland,. Modford and Grants Puss. ' Mr. Scott vlsltod those cities enroute homo from San Fran cisco where he attended the funeral of 13. O. McCormlck, vice president, who died last wook. Portland Jour nal.' ; ' At Deuel's Homstltching 8c. tf Unity literature teaches people how ' to be well, prosperous and efficient. - Free distribution. 810 8. Klvorsldo. tf All, kinds of materials for lamp shades at Deuel's Art Dept. ' 198 ' The window of Heath's drug store decorated for Armistice day will bring bacK' old momorlcs to all those who were (in tho army. It is culled "Who Won the War." Tour car battery charged In 8 hours at the Eloctrlo Shop. tf Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mail Tribune office. Friday Is Fish day. Got your fish nt the Modford Fish Co.., 36 South Onipe. Phono 363. 1U8 A. V. Walker Is among tho husl nesi visitors In Portland from Mod ford.. . Novombor. mllllnory salo. It's worth your while to call. The Kmmy i.ou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Modford Iildg, iT . Tako your kodak films to Palmer's Studio. First-class work and prompt service. tf Select your Christmas gifts now while 'tho stock is fresh. Deuel's Art Dept.' 108 ; Among tho many Oregon people visiting in tho city are Mr. and Mrs. M, I Congo of Klamath Falls, Mr. nud Mrs. F, N. Hossloh of Sulem, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. Middle and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coburn of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Hurudon, Mrs. O. H. Higglns and Howard. Haradon of Astoria. . Uojebrato Armistice day In a suit cleaned and pressed at tho Pantorluni DyeWorks. Phono .244. '" 201 Onaranl'ood vulcanising and re treading. Exchungo "Hro Co. 201 Iinsldenco burglury Insurance $9.08 per. M0O0. It. A. Holmes, tho Insur nauo, Mun. ' tf The Stanford football toam passed through Medford this morning on lis woy to Eugono. ' liny Long, a Stan ford Sigma Nu, of Mils oily met them at !tho train. Tho Stanford nnd pro go!)' teams aro to play ut Portland on Saturday. I'ii'foie you buy that piano see H. O. Iaunspnch. Ho can ' save you money. He knows pianos, and is re liable. Office and salesroom at Wks & Orr, Phone 227. Dance nt F. & K.' theatre Friday night after first show, Impurlal Trio. ; 197 Frldny Is Fish day. Get your flHh nt tho Medford Fish Co., 36 Soul Ornpe. Phone 362. South. 198 9:. . The demand for Milk Bread is grow ing by leaps and Bounds Why' At Any Grocer At tho Merrick .Motor Inn hint iiIkIi there were nine cars and 3u persons. and at the city auto camp there wer 13 can? and 60 porno na. v - I lave you used the felt letter forms For ale at Deuel'8 Art Dept. . - 198 Oct mamma and walking doll free hy buying hcuhoii ticket. $1i.it0 doll free for $20 ticket, and 11.60 doll free for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are Kood for everything In Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st, 1V24. " IT Selected Delicious, Jonathan, Spitz, Roman Beauty, Newtown fancy $1.25 extras ?I.&0. J. B. Kiiiif, Lock Box 451, . , 19$ Despite a sllKht cloudiness at ttmen today fair weather continues in sight and la predicted for Friday; The coldest weather of last niht . and early this morning was 29 degrees. Friday and Saturday big reduction on millinery. (The Kmmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Hldg. . , J 9 Keep in mind the sale of Pacific Package goods at 33 1-3 per cent din count. Handicraft Shop ' . 200 30x3 cord Urea $10.50. Exqhange X ire tu. ' &vi Frank M. Marks, traveling sales man for Hiries Products, plead guilty in Judge Qowdy's court this .morning for shooting a deer with a spotlight, at night. A fine of $60 and costs was levied. J., Al. Messenger of ( Jenny creek, also p(oad guilty to charges pf trapping without a licenso and paid 125 and cohLh for the privilege, Hoy Purr, deputy game warden, produced warrants for both law offenders Ashland Tidings. 2 Vi quart percolator 9Cq at Will H. Wilson's. .197 Out In on tho soap deal at Warner, Wortnifn & Ooi-q's. ft bars of Crystal wnvte soap roe. my -.Dance at F. &, E. . thoatro Friday. night after first show. Imperial Trio. 197 A. F. Horstkorta, recently with the First National bank of this city, left last Monduy for San Francbieo.. His family wiU leave tomorrow and they Will spend the winter in California for recuperation of his health. Hesldonce burglary Insurance $9.08 per $1000. , It. A. Holmes, thu Insur- hace Man. ' tf Twelve acres lemon grove near .San Dingo, 8 acrn fruit near Subastapol, 6 lifts West Seattle residence district Hell cheap, or .what have you? J. P King, Lock Box 451. 198 Tutoring in grade and high sqhool HUliJoctfl by experienced .teacher, unl verslty frnduate. 116 Mistletoe. . 199 J. J. McMahon, the deputy state motor vehicle tnifflo officer spent yosterday in Grants Pass, wher.e he arrested a number of auto law viola tors who were fined in tho justice court. s ' 1 Friday and Saturday big reduction on millinery. The liJmmy l-ou, nut Shop, ( Mi M, Dupb 'Stortv Modford llldg. 198 30x3 fabric tires $7.50. 30x3 fabric $8.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 201 Two wind-up automobiles with gar age 95c. Jup Art Store. tf Miss Edith Creed left yesterday to visit her sister Ceclle Creed, who is teaching school In Tuft. Calif., which Is hut. a short distance from Los An gelcs, and this will enable the Misses Creed to spend the weekends In that city. , . ' . '. p - ' ."'.- 11 nt. aluminum water pall 96c Saturday nt 9 a. m. Will H. Wilson's. Anothor feature dance, Jackson ville, Friday, Lyric orchestra. 198 Noveinbor millinery sale. It s worth your 'while to call. Tho Emmy Lou !at Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Hldg. 197 Plans' for a $225,000 sovon-story coucreto hotel building to be con structed In Eugene have boon an nounced by Harry Hutton, formerly of the St, Francis hotel Albany. Con Htruction Is to begin this winter If proseqt,, plans are carried out. The building 1 to be financed by Eugeno interests. Residence burglary insurance $9.08 per $1000. It. A; Holmes, the Insur nnco Man. tf The shortest' road from whore you are to where you want to be, a bigger job and better pay. is via Scientific Salesmanship. Keglster now . fur Evening Course. Medford lluslness College. OWN. ,201 See us for music. Wa Bpeclallao on dance and eoitcort work. Lyric or chestra. 26 Newtown. 399 A meeting of the local Radio club will be held at tho city hall Friday night at 8:00 p. in. Important busi ness la to be transacted . regarding interference to radio signals, Dr. Coleman has gone north; 1 on business; wjll be back Sunday the Uth. .. 199 None too early to begin an om broldorod plecu fur an Xmas gift. Attend tho sale, Handicraft Shop 200 Do you need n good dressmaker with original Ideas? If so, call 879-X. 327 s-.uth Oakdalo. Party dresses and children's clothes a specialty, 19K Mrs. S. J. Greenwood has arrived from Los Angeles, Calif.,' to Join her husband, who purchased .tho Unite CiVek orchard n year ago, ..ladles' felt Bllppra 98c, at Will H. WilHon's. , 197 (lot In on tho soap deal at Warner. Wortman & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal White soap free. 199 Selling out hoynoB and ranches, 10 years time, sncrlflco prices. Gold Hay Realty Co. ; 198 Callfornlnnn sojourning In the city last .night and today Include Mr. nnd Mrs, Cart A.' McOlnnis nnd Mr. nnd' Mrs, M. B, Smith of Los AuhoIph, Mr and Mrs. George W. Peters Jr.. of Gltmtale. Mr.' nnd Mrs. L. K. -McKee of Long Heach,- Mrs. H. H. Vxto of Oakland, and Mr. nnd Mrs. F, J. An drews and Mr. and Mrs. . Joseph Jacobs of 'San Francisco, . . Trail .blasers In, tho nliimlnum game. See Wilson's ad, page 6. - 197 Dance nt Riverside Community club Saturday night. Loveland's orchestra. 198 Huy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf The Eastern Star gave a card party last night in the Masonic Imll. Prldge and five hundred wero played nnd thoro was music nnd refreshments. The largest crowd that the chapter hns ever had at a card party was present. It was sponsored by tho unaffiliated members. 14 qt. pure aluminum dish pans 95c at Will II. Wilson's. 197 Pleasant surprise for those attend ing Jacksonville dance Friday. Lyrl" orchestra. 198 Dunce. Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 199 lietter bo sure than sorry, dance at tho Oriental Garden Saturday night. 198, Flint apples to go into refrigerated Htorage at the newly constructed war house at Terminal N'o. 4 .were received Monday from Hood Klven amouutin to six carloads.' Half of the ware house, sufficient for storing 50,000 boxes of apples, was In readiness to receive shipments Monday,, while th remainder of the plant will be finish ed Wednesday, Other apples are ex pected today from Hood Itiver. Engi neers have declared themselves satis fled with tests performed at the new wurchouse. Portland Journal. ' Self basting aluminum roaster 95c. Will H. Wilson's. 197 Hluo and white lunch cloths on sale.- 48x48, 6flc; 60x60. $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. 3ap Art Store. tf , Brunswick and Victor phonographs and- records-one-half price. 15 N Grape street. 198 J. C. Rhyne Is now able to leave the hospital, but is still under the car of a physician from the effects of two cross -ties falling on him while work ing uttthe green chain at the .Brown lee-Oia. mills- Radio sets "tailor made," rebuilt repaired. Installed. Guaranteed. L. D. Mlnkler.- 403 Liberty Bldg. Phone 163. 201 Dance, at Riverside Community club Saturday night. Loveland's orchestra.. . 198 Make your selections early. Pack age goods on sale. Handicraft Shop, , 200 Delegations will attend the Fellow ship night meeting this evening at the First Baptist church dedicatory ser vices from Grants Pass and Ashland. Interesting talks will be given by Rev. E. P. Lawrence of this city. speaking for the churches, Rov. C. M. Cline of Grants Pass, and V. O. N. Smith of Ashland, Special music and an organ selection. .The public is Invited.. See our dlttplay at Hub Shoe store, Lyric orchestra. 198 100 per cent pure silk; pongee, com mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts 34 Inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art Store. . . 205 . positively me - greatest pleasure producing event of the week. The Oriental Gardens Saturday night. 198 The Salem auto park closed its gates, fur tho season November 1 tlnce April 15 a total of 4535 ma chines havo registered. We lead, others follow. . Sen Will H. Wilson's ad page 5. . , .197 Dance, Eagle Point. Sat. nito. 199 Dance at . Riverside Community club Saturday night. Loveland's orchestra. . .198' ,You can get it nt DeVoo'a. tf The Medford .Harness Co. will open the extension to its new store Satur day morning. Much of tho now store (s filled with toys. Since tho close or the war nearly all tho toys are coming from Germany. Violin instruction. J; D. WUham, 26 Newtown. 199 Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. - tf Xmas gifts are all in Japanese Art Store. tf R. H. Cook left last nlirht for Port land after Inspecting the local Assoc! ated Oil company equipment. An evening's entertainment for two parsons in New York costH $1,50, In Los Angeles tho same amusement costs $50 fa night, but in, Medford where there is a Metropolitan Orion tal Garden a wonderful tlmo can be had for almost nothing. Dance there Saturday night. 1 Get soft paper ecnool tablets at thU office. tf The Finest Radio Receiver in the World." Learn how you can obtain one. L. D. Mlnkler, 403 Liborty Bldg. Phono 163. 201 Tho publla market of this morning was only fair in, both . offerings and patronage for a mid week market November millinery sale. It's worth your while to call. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Bldg. 197 Itoddon & Canaday write bonds and insurance.' Phone 7,20. . tf. Yes, there will be another big pay night dance at the Oriental Gardens Saturday night. 198 The state convention of the Wom an's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church convened here this forenoon with delegates present from various sections of the state, at the First Miethodlst church for their two days convention. The delegates arrived by train and auto. Salo of Pacific Package goods at 33 1-3 percent "discount. Handicraft Shop. . . - 200 Go( In on the, soap deal at Warner. Wortman & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal White soap free. ' 199 Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 7H B, Main. Phono 108. tf C. C. Furnas returned this morning from Stockton, Calif., where ho had goiio to meet his wife who had boon spending some tlmo In Los Angeles and was then visiting in Stockton. . Kremmol's genuine health bread at DoVoo's. tf Brunswick phonographs, the world's most popular phonograph. Eay terms. 11. Q. La una pa eta, Phone Buy Xmaa glfti, deposit 25 percent, we will Mivo.lt for you. Jap Art Store. Among tho visitors In tho city from a distaneo are Mrs. A. MeKlnnon and George H. McKlnnon of Vancouver. B. C. M. H. Parsons of Auburn, Me., and Mr. and Mrs. F. Van Saht, Mrs. Anna Rlako nnd Mrs, H. E. Smith of Vitro ma. Wash., H. H. Rood of Chl- agu and H. E. Smith of Kansas City, Mo. : 1 Danco, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 100 dur only business Is Insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk. R. A. .Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." tf Chicken nnd beef tamnlos. Gusher Cafe. tf Highest grade Utah nnd Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and; dust. Hansen Coal Co., 34 South Fir. Phone 339. . A very special meeting will be con ducted at the Salvation Army hall to night by Captain Porter of Ashland, who is a recent graduate of the Salva tion Army Training college at San Francisco. He is noted for his sing ing nnd soul winning activities. Everybody is asked to come and en- Joy this ovening's service. Special vale on Ford Accessories. Grease, oil nnd piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf We carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or- Wyoming. Our prices on All fuel we handle nr always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Milk and cream at DoVoe's, u Myriads of wild geese in their emi gration southward flew over the city lust night and early this morning, with such noise that their . loud squawking aroused many persons from sound sleep, especially about 3 a. m. Hundreds of the geese were seen going southward as lute as 9 a. m. today. Typewriters, (ill makes Wholesale r-ebuilts. Easy terms, $5 .monthly. Our guarantee means 20 niinute repulr service. Medford Book Store, agents. 197 Chile con carne. Gusher Cafe. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108. 711 East Main.. . . Mann's annual silk sale Is always an evenf that appeals to southern Oregon housewives, especially those who enjoy home sewing. In this sale, which opened today, thousand or yards of , tho season s most populur silks in ally desirable colors , and weaves will be offered nt attractive prices. Mr.. Mann has cordially in vited every woman in ItogUe. River valley to visit his store and. see the display of silks whether they antici pate buying or not. - In connection with tho silk sale a special array of winter coats and drosses will be shown on the second floor. Sweaters, skirts and new trim med hats will be on mile, together with tho coats and drcHses during the last of tho week. COAST BUILDING ;v SH0WS BIG GAIN SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8. Tho Pacific cquhj states gained 34 per cent over uctooer, jyza una & per cunt over September, 1923, in building operations during October of this year, according to tho national monthly . building survey of S. W. Straus and company, which was made public here today. The October, 1923 total for 49 cities was $45.27Q,791, oh compared with $33,586. 537 for October, 1922 and $35,998,019 for September, 1923. In fourteen cities of Oregon, Wash ington nnd Riahrf, a total of $4,973,- 195 was achieved,, gain of ono per cent over October,- 1922. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOn RENT Sleotiinc rooms with hont, clone In. I'hone 905-M. 201 Clean-Kid By Dri neys rinking Lots of Water Taks Salts, to . Flush Kidneys If Bladder Bothers or. Back' Hurts Eatine too much rich food mav oro- duce kidney trouble in some form, says a well-known .authority, because the acids created excite the kidneys. Then they become overworked, get sluggish, clog up arid cause all sorts of distress, parUcularly backache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irritation. 1 he moment vour back hurts or kid neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, begin drinking lots pf good water and also get about four ounces of Jad. Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablcspoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litlna, and has been used for years to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to ?..ivity; also to neutralize the nculs in the svstem so that they no longer irritate, thus often relieving blad der disorders. ! . . Jad Salts can not injure anyone; makes , a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which millions of men and Women take now and then to help keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus often avoiding serious Kiduey dis orders. By all means have your physi cian examine your kidneys at least twice a year.. ' The Truth About the K.K.K. A Free Lecture ' at the ARMORY TONIGHT Everybody Cordially Invited" THREE BURGLARIES HERE LAST NIGHT Three Medford homes wero entered by burglars Wednesday night, tho prowlers gaining entrance in each instance through windows. The home of J. W. Iilley was, en.V tered, and a $100 watch .arid chain 1 taken, v. ; ' ' " The home of Harailton..Pattonwn-j broken into nnd an oyrcoat Htoleu.. The home of H, ..p.! Vou.njj .wWreylf-', tered, and a Hweater and overcoat 1 utolen, the thieves being frUnlVned nway by the barking of a dog. '''''' The police have reported no arrest). a. k & a. m. ' ; Specia.1 CommunicatipH pfr Medford Lodge Ko. . 1V3 'Otu 74. J Friday evening, November lu. ' 1923, at 7:3o p. m. Work'in F. C. Degree. Ily order of W. M. ' t 198 A. J. CUOSR, Secretary. For every daily milk need Carnation fills the bill completely. Ordei Irom jour grow. "rom Conttnttd Cowl". Dr. Jud Rickert a"j oprici,is 808 Euxt Mala Street" oooooooooouoocxxoooooooooo Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop G&)CXXXOCXXXXX)OCXX30GKOOOGC llsoo'sPriccsOnly $1 Woojmixt Sox, 5 pair . L Men's heavy. Work Pants $1.98 'Boys' long Khaki Pants . 50c BoysSBib Overalls ' . 98c Men's $2 Dress Shirts . $1.19 Men's Bib Overalls . $1.35 JMen's'35 Suits at .:. $23.50 MenS$25 Suits at . $17.50 Heavy Woolen Overcoats reg iar $25 and $35 values, at . . $18.50 and $23.50 It will pay you to look over' our line of Suits and Overcoats. And we have a big line of Mackinaws, Wool Shirts, Union Suits and 2-piece Underwear. In .fact, nearly anything that men wear. Our business on new popular priced mer chandise has grown to such an extent that we are forced to close out all 2nd hand "gtJtjd&Htb-'.make ; room for ; the'' -new'j arid prices on all 2nd hand goods are reduced for quick sale. . . ' ' .. . . T . Will H. Wilson " 32 No. Front St. Medford, Oregon rT17 ft VffI7C! C PIJDIVIIE-O or WOMEN" Bv Vicente Blascn Thnrmz-. with LIONEL BARRYMORE and ALMA . EUBENS The story of the man to whom women were toys and of the woman who dared all for his love. now..,,..:., smm II Plavine!' MFWf W-m'imm A Actually 7 filmed ' In Paris, the Rivjera,' Pet rograd, the 'gambling halls of Monte Carlo. With Russia' and the revolution , as Its stir ring background- Staged In lavish, unpar aile)ed magnificence Vlth one of the great est casts in history. . Sunday , . ''CHILD- REN OF JAZZ"