Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGR TWO deal and Personal 'i. ' A nbvclty lor Medford and alno nn education on how low the money of Germany has fallen in value, was thn Bui 6 today of such money, averted to bo Kcnulno, at two Main Htreet loca tlons by youiiK men, at the ruto of 25 cents in United Btates money for $100,000 Germati marks, the pre-war !' value of which vPus $23,820, according to the salesmen and the Hiyo on thoir temporary stands. Many forward-looking, up-and-' coming young people, will make 11)24 r their Opportunity Year. You? In- tensive day or evening classes will put you on a steady payroll. Mcdford ); .Business College. OWN 242 (" Driving to southern California this '.. week. Would like to take passenger. If Interested call No. 8. 2-12 The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Epis ' copal church will meet with Mrs. A. 8. Bilton. 728 West Fourth street. Friday afternoon, Jan. 4th. A large attendance la desired, j.'-; The mayor and members of the city counoll attended the funeral sorvlues .. this afternoon of the late Amos P. Willitts, as a mark of respect to the memory of the late volunteer fireman '.of the city, who loHt his life at the . Pago theater flro last tiunday morn- ing. Tho city council also contributed ' an appropriate floral piece. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Rial to theatre. tf Coal briquettes. Clean and oconom . leal. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. tf Beautiful house dresses only $1.89, .. regular $3.00, January clearance salo beginning Saturday morning, M. M. j Dept. Store. 243 "' Tobe Brous, a former well known - resident of this city, engaged for a number of years as a guard at the ; state prison Is visiting friends and relatives in the city. ' 5 The Victor adding machine will flg . lire inventory, Medford Book Store. 242 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods. Phone 108. 711 East Main. ; Dr. Nina 14. Pickett will give a talk ' on Reincarnation or tho Rosary of ( Jjlfe, at Dr. Coloman's office room on ! - Jan.v'4, Friday evening, at 8 p. m. Public Invited. Free. , 243 :. Mrs. Charles B. Gay of Grove City, " Calif., Is visiting friends and relatives In the city for a few days, r. :. Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah is the I Jbest. Hansen Coal Co. tf All offloo appliances for starting the new year right. Medford Book Store. 242 AH'roads lead to M. M. Dept. Btore ' January clearance sale beginning Sat urday morning. 243 The old fashioned game of shinny, ,, . played with a tin can, nnd tho first handy club, has assumed tho form of nn epidemic among the boys of tho elty..v.Tho devotees of tho game bo- . t- came bo onthused that they used tho , streets adjoining tho . high school ' until enjoined by Principal Campbell.' Tho . police kept them off of other streots, and tho athletes Invaded tho vacant lots. Tho thrill In whinny lies '? .In tho danger of knocking out a fel low player's bruins, with a miss lick. Ho vera 1 good used Victor, Edison and Brunswick phonographs with records for sale at bargain prices. Sea : launspach, phone 227. Offlco and rVsroum at Weoks Orr. t Flowering shrubs, vines and orna- mentals. 15 don Valley Nursery. Phone 6UQ-J-2. tf Dujico at the Oriental gardens Sat- urday night. 242 Dr. R. W. Clancy, who has been confined to his homo with a severo cold, is ablo to bo out again. ,r I It's a big event a helpful event It's tho climax to our many Honsonahlo sales, uur January clearance sale. Mann's. 242 Shirts, bands, gcrtrudos, etc., and not a slnglo pin or button used with any of thorn. Handicraft Shop. 247 f Big January clearance sale opens nuiuraay morning, oeu our aun. ni. M. Dept. storo. 243 J The Athletic association of tho First Baptist church will meet Thurs ' day evening at tho Recreation room for a businesd session, after which , games will bo tho order of tho even ' lng. Refreshments will bo served. All members and othors Interested are Invited. Will pay cash for good used pianos. , II. O. Launspaoh. Phono 227. ''--I There's a busy Business College tn Modford. OWN. j . Dance In comfort in tho bountiful ball room at tho Orlontal gardens Saturday night. 242 Roy Merlcson, formerly of Medford nnd nt present residing in Klamath ( ,Falls, was in Medford yosterday. Ho reportod 6 feet of snow and a tem , perature of 12 below sero In Klamath 'Falls. Ready ngaln for another of our J 4-0 cord breaking sales. Mann's. 242 We carry nothing tn coal but the , best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. ' Our prices on all fuel we handle are . always the lowest, considering qua) . Ity. Valloy Fuel Co. xt Plenty of old papers for sale at this office. tf 1 P Resolve to Eat More , Toast to Help Our Friend ,, the Farmer Made Best From FLUHRER'S MILK BREAD 4 At Any Grocer Included among the out of town J Oregonlans temporarily In the city I are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vie Mackenzie and Roy Klxer and Chester Hall of Halem, Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Yergue of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Whitman and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hardenhack of Klamath Falls, L. V. Rex and J. B. Smith of Kugene, and the following from Portland: Kverett H. Wind. (i. A. Griawold, A. B. Caldwell and Wm. A. Peterson. Use no plim or buttons, hut buy the Vanta tape for all babies' clothes. Handicraft Shop. 247 Watch for Mann's add Friday eve. v 242 Porch and house dress sale, 3.00 values fl.S'J, on sale Saturday morn ing, M. M. Dept. Store. 243 Tho Grants Pass grade schools are I repurteu 10 oe ciusuu on account ui You can got Kretnmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoo's. Babies' Vanta binder. No pins, no buttons, no sewing. Handicraft Shop. 247 The dance floor at the Oriental gar dens is seven-eights maple floor laid on three inches of asbestos cushion ing. The best floor in southern Ore gon. Dance there Saturday night. 242 Fred McPherson, a merchant of Kagle Point, was in Medford yester day on .business. We have good values in used cars. Patton & Robinson. Inc. tf Watch for Mann's great annutil events. 242 Beautiful houso dressos only $1.89, regular $3.00, January clearance sale beginning Saturday morning, M. M. Dept. Storo. 243 Charles Gardner of Talent was In Medford yesterday. Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf Vanta Vost. "tho shirt without a fault," tho very best for tho baby. Handicraft Shop. 247 Another wonderful Saturday night dun co at the Oriental gardens. 242 Miss Mildred Jarl, who has been visiting her parents for 10 days re turned to Monmouth Tuesday where she Is attending tho teachers training school. Mildred and Vernle Jarl were 'surprised to meet nt tho depot Tim I Callahan, the champion boxer, thoir 'old school mate, Loo Milan of Sandy and Portland. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mail Tribune office. Don't fail to see our great values Friday evening. Mann's. 242 You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Much snow has fallen the past two days in the surrounding mountains and hills, nnd yesterday afternoon, according to tho last report from that locality received in tho city up to this j summit of tho Slskiyous, because of (drifting, was three feot deep in pluces. I There was six Inches of snow on the Jacksonville hill yesterday, and on j some of the mountain roads of this sootlon the snow depth measured up ! to 18 inches. All roads lend to M. M. Dept. Store. 'January cloarunco salo beginning Sat .UrdHy morning. 243 I Wool stockings, sweaters, cups, hootoos and everything to koep baby jwarm this cold weather. Handicraft 'Khon. " 247 Weather Strip "shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied, Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Merrill Mitchell of Maxwoll, Calif., who has boon spending tho holidays I inn jmruiun, inr. iiuu lurs. vi in. Mitchell of Boaglo, left today for Maxwell. I Tho secret Is out. -All lines lead direct to Mann's January clearance salo. 242 We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Ry Kyle left Wodnesdny for Knu sns City to attend tho Sweeney Auto mobile school. Have your tire repairing done now for less money. Exchange Tiro Co. 252 Crepe papor 60 roll, DeVoe's. Don't forget tho regular Frl. night dance at Jacksonville, Jan. 4. 243 The, Woman's Missionary society of tho First Christian church will jneet Friday afternoon at 2:30, at tho home of Mrs. J. T. Davis, 1112 Kast Main street. Division V will liave charge of the service, with Mrs. Kmost Biden ns leader. 32x3 Vi curd tires $15. Kxchange Tiro Co. 262 A hurrlcnno of lowered prices will reach Mann's for their big annual clearance sale Saturday. 242 Mtus Louiso Hodgea returned Tues day to San Joso whero sho Is attend ing school, after spending tho holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Hodges. Got your magazines nt DeVoe's. 30x3 tires for $7. GO. Kxchango Tire Co. ' - 252 Get soft paper school tablets at thij office. tf Mayor Clark of Rogue River spent today in the city on business matters. Snappy music nnd a good time for every one at J'vlllo Frl. Jan. 4. 243 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf The Howard and Grimes auto stage line between here and Klamath Falls has been operating during tho cold and snow spell of this week on prac tically schedule time, although thero was 10 Inches of snow on the Green Spring mountain. A snow plow kept the road clear of snow. The road was frozen nnd yesterday it was reported as In fino condition. There will be a meeting of the executive board of the Red Cross to morrow afternoon at the Red Cross rooms. ' This offlco hns Inventory blanks, ruled and punched,, suitable for nil classes of Invontory. tf Robert and Lawrence Duff and William Fisher left today to resume their studies at the - University of Santa Clara. Accountant experienced In Corpora tion, Partnership and Individual pro prietorship accounting, la open for engugements for the preparation of Income, profit and loss and financial statement nnd tho compilation of Income Tax returns. P. O. Box 7T7. Medford, Ore. 246 At Deuel's Hemstitching 8a tf Captain and Mrs. H. Rumwell, tho former an officer in the navy were over night visitors In Medford last night on their way back to Everett, Wash., from southern California, who continued on their journey northward this morning. B. Thompson nnd fnm- lly of Spokane were also among the Washington slate people here Wed-1 nesday nnd today. Dance v.l Jacksonville Frl. Jan. 4. 243 30x3 H tires for $S.60. Exchange Tire Co. MEDKVRP MATL TRTRUNE, Mrs. George Hunt, who has been confined to her home for ten days past, is much better and will soon be ablo to be out again. Yakima Netted Gem potatoes at Watklns Feed Store, Phone 269. . Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows.1 Cheap and easily applied. Big Fines Lumber Co. tf There is to he a dance in Butte Falls Saturday night with an orches tra from Medford and A good floor. Used sewing machines, over 40 to choose from. Prices- $5 to 50. - All guaranteed. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. 247 Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 JS, Main street. Phone 108. tf O. O. Sanden of the Jackson County Creamery is confined to his homo by sickness. " Porch and house drens sale, $3.00 values, $1.89. On sale Saturday mor ning, M. M. Dept. Store. 243 Uuy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 B. Main. Phone 108. tf Harold O. McDonald, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. John McDonald of Trail, is still at the Sacred Heart hospital where he is undergoing treatment for nose hemorrhages with which ho was attacked lost week. ' Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." ' ' tf Unity literature teaches people how to .be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 819 8. Riverside, tf Baptist Sunday school officers nnd teachers will meet at the church Fri day evening at 0:15 o'clock for a covered dish supper. The study topic will be, "How to Kvangellzo , Our School." I Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal' Co. Phone 239. tf L. R. Buzan of the International Typographical union Is in Medford on business for a few days. Big January clearance sale opens Saturday morning. Seo our add. M. M. Dept. Store. 243 Expert Income Tax help. BAB College Bldg., Phone 269-H. 261 Roy Klzer and Chester Hull, state surveyors are in 'the city for a lew days from Salem. j Oenulne iiosch Magneto parts and ; repairs. Electrio Shop, Eighth and Bartlott. ' tf Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitman of Klamath Falls spent last night In Medford on thelrfway home from a Christmas spent lh Portland. ' ; Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf The regular first of the month meeting of the county court was held Wednesday, and the business of the day devoted to auditing of the regular monthly bills. Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Roaity Co. - Mrs. Joe M. Under of Phoenix, underwent a serious operation Tues day at Community hospital, and Is resting easily according to reports from tho bedside. 1 '' Redden A Canaday writs bonds and Insurance. Phone 720. tf lewis Knight of tho Klamath reser vation who was fined $250 at the last session of the federal court In this city, was haled in the federal court at Portland Monday for failure to pa Knight pleaded guilty and was given time to raise tho money. Phillip Mc Kcnna, assessed $150 for tho same offenso, was also forced to serve a Jail sentonco because of non-payment. Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hanson Coal Co. Phono 239. tf Among the temporary visitors in tho city from out of tho state are Mr. and Mrs. J. 12. Dickey of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Simp son and baby of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Walters and A. K. llruffer of Sun Francisco. In Piano Instruction, it Is wlso to nee mo tho services of the host teacher you can find. Fred Alton Haight, Teacher of Piano, offers you the best. Lessons resumed Saturday, January 5. Studio 318 Liberty Building. 244 Thero are two C. C. Cates in Oregon, one n resldont of Portland and traveling representative of a well known business concern. nnd the other tho well known Medford man and county agent, who aro cousins, , and through this, a fact not being generally known, tho signature, "Mr. and Mrs, C. C. fate, Portland," on the Hotel Medford register yesterday caused some ' speculation' about the similarity. The Medford man says tho Portland cousin Is a better looking man than he Is, which causod general comment locally that the stato metro polls man need not be much Improved to exceed his country cousin In looks. Lunch all hours, Tho Roguo. 247 Lillian and Vernon Owen, son nnd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Owen, returned to O. A. C. Monday after spending tho holiday vacation with their paronts in Medford. This is Miss Lillian Owen's last year. H. D. (Johnny) Reed, now engaged In the bond business In San Francisco, will leave the end of tho week, nfter spending the holidays in Gold Hill. Try The Rogue hot rolls nnd pastry, fresh every day 11 a. m. Main and Grape. 247 The local post office officials are nt present absorbed in tho task of making out tho tiunrterly' report of tho office for tho period which ended on Dec. 3 1st. Radio music evenings free at The Rogue. 247 RQSEBURG TO KEEP ltOSEBfRQ. Ore, Jan. S. Tho snow and ico - hns not stopped the luuriHt trnvl to any great extent ac cording to the inanaKcr of th llosc- hurg automobile camp ground, wno today announced that tno groundr will bo kept open for busineaa all winter. Heretofore the tourist travel dropped so low that It was founa necessary to close tho grounds but this senson Is an exception and every night finds many travelers "parked" In the gunda for a snooie before MRDFORD, OREOOX. I OF SCOUT COUNCIL . The loeal council ol Medford Boj Scouts met in their regulnr session to day nt luncheon at tho Hotel Medford. The rouort.of activities and develop ments revealed a healthy progress be- ing made in tho movement. The troops am nlinwinir mi In nlmnn in thnip! training. Much necessary equipment has arrived and Is being utilized. At the request of tho Scout commis sioner, the Jackson County Medical society at their recent session, offered their services for the physicnl examin ation of each boy as he qualified in the tenderfoot tests. There aro a number of benefits to be derived from this ex amination.' The encampment committee dis- played a drawing of tho encampment plans. ' The entire council of twenty one will spend a day at tho camp site early In the spring and be yible there by to definitely set their plans in mo tion. ' 1 Soout Commissioner Coan asked the council to authorlzo the civic work committoe to take the responsibility in the restoration of the only remaining original Jackson creek minor's log cabin. The council did so, and in structed Mr. Coan to communicate with the Oregon Historical society and others relative to the matter. A hundred and fifty dollars was as signed to further equip the Scout li brary and purchase the necessary boys' periodicals for the year. Tho local Oolden Rule storo will be made tho local agent for Scout uni form equipment and the orders for a supply of these will be at headquar ters by the lime tho annual charter is granted.' v : y .'' i : Scores lot spouts are now qualified and entitled 'to wear the uniform and to other soout privileges.. . . .. PLUMBERS STRIKE SALEM SETTLED, SALKM, Ore.i Jan. 3. Tho strike, of local Journeymen plumbers for a wage Increase of $t per day is on again to day uftor linving been apparently set tled. Last night tho secretary of tho Master numbers' association notified the journeymen that the tnnstcr plumb ers would agree to arbitration by a local board if' the plumbers would re turn to work spending a settlement at the present wage scaro, any Increase allowed by the arbitrators to be retro active to January 1. On' that basis the Journeymen returned to their Jobs tills morning. At a special meeting of the master plumbers this morning it was decided that tho secretary had oxceeded his authority in making the settlement of fer and refused to ratify the tentative ngroemont. The journeymen Immedi ately lnid down their tools. OBITUARY ANDEKSON Thomas Anderson, n resident of Gold Hill for moro than 30 years, passed nway lit his homo in that city nt 3:30 Now Year's day. Mr. Anderson was born in Pennsylvania in 1852. nnd was nged 72 years. Deceased wns 111 only three days, broncho pneumonia being given as tho cause of denth. Ho leaves no rel atives ho fur as Is known, tho nearest bolng a stepdaughter, Mrs. Albert Pankey of Cold Hill. Tho funeral services In chargo of H. W. Conger, funeral director, were held thlH afternoon nt his residence in'' Gold Hill.. Mr. Miller of Oold Hill officiating. EVEHY KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONUS , l B. A. HOLMES "r "the .Insurance man"' PHONE 444 ', JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ 8INCE 190 .. XJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop For Wet Wash Dry Wash Rough Dry Phone 873 Wet Wash, pound ,, ..n , 5 Dry Wash, pound. , , Je Rough Dry, pound9o American Laundry THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, SCALE ADOPTED At Its first session of the new year the city council last night passed new plumbing und electrical ordinances, or rather amended the old ordinances e biting to them so as to provide a license and inspection fee for - the installation of all plumbing and elec trical lighting and other power de vices In tho city, which was. not pro vided for in the old ordinance. The change was made In order to Improve sanitary and health condi tions and decrease the fire hazard in the city, and had been discussed for months previously by tho mayor and councilmen. It is estimated that the fees taken in for both plumbing and electrical installation will amount to $2000 or over a year ample to pro vide for proper Inspection by the city, and pay for same, which will probably be in the hands of one man to be chosen later. Under the new ordinance the license fee charged each electrical contractor will be $50 for tho first year and $25 annually after that. Tho fee for electrical inspection is 10 cents for tho first five lights installed, five cents each for each additional light, and other wiring construction higher but in proportion. The plumbing fees will be as fol lows: Fifty dollars for each plumber the first year and $25 annually there after; for each fixture installed twenty-five cents up to and including five; IB cents for all fixtures above five installed, and ten cents for each addi tional one after that. The fees outside of those charged the plumbers and electrical contrac tors will all bo charged to tho home or place of business having the work Installed. The council also disposed of much routine business last night. The con tract providing for the leasing of tho city autp camp to the Merrick Motor Inn, Is not yet ready In all Its details, and honco the ordinance completing this deal went over to the next council meeting. . A. P. & A. M. . m Special cornmunjeation Med ford Lodi,-e No. 103 A. F. & A. V. Friday evcnlns January 4. ' v 1924, at 7:30 p. m. Work in R. A. deprree. By ordor W. M., A. J. CroHO, secretnry. r - 243 Troubled With ' Your Stomach? . .. USE SMITH BROS.' M. A. C. The Guaranteed Treatment ' If you want Benuino, lasting relief from stomach distress, go to your druggist and obtain a bottle of M. A. C tho KHJurnnteed stomach treatment. Talio a spoonful nfter each meal, as directed, and bco how quickly It Rives results. Tho very first dose should convince you that this medicine- la exactly what you need to forever end sour stomach, heartburn, nausea, ex cessive gas, bloating. Indigestion or nervous dyspepsia. M. A. C. Invigorates the stomach glandSi promotes the secretion of gas tric fluid and cleanses the, entire di gestive system of foul, irritating waste matter, it gives you new appetite, new energy, new interest in life. Sick headaches, dizziness, constipation or other symptoms of disturbed diges tion will vanish completely when your stomach Is restored to proper work ing order. Kemcmbcr, M. -A. C. Is sold on on absolute guarantee of money back hf tho first bottle falls to relieve any case of stomach distress. Obtain a bottle today. Price $1.35. Heath's Drug Store, West Kltlo Pharmacy will supply you. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Ladles' - .brown fur Kloves. l'hono 67-K-3. lined 244' FOR KENT Furnished flvo room bunmilnw; Call at 120 SI Ivy St. 244 Dr. Jud'Rickert AM) OPTICIAN NO DROPS CSF.I) fOS F.furt Mmn Strml TRY, OUR Merchants' Lunch 11 to 2 p. m. 40c , .. 50c , Chicken Dinner Daily 75c ' 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. Also Short. Orders The Shasta 1024 Si arrar "Mi" Especially Prepared forjnfaks and Cliildren of All Ages Mother! Fletcher's astoria has been in uso for aver 30 yours as a plensant, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Farogoric. Teething" Drops and Soothing Syrups. Contains no narcotics. Proven directions ore on ich package. Physicians everywhere 4- THE INCOMPAB ABLE ' BALLET RiiSSE and SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ARMORY MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW! Mail orders will bo filled in order 'received when aecom- panied by purchase price and self-addressed stamped envelope to insure safe return. . Prices for this attraction are tho lowest of any engage- mcnt on the coast, (Portland excepted.) Floor First 22 rows,' $2.75; next-10, $2.20; last 6, $1.G5. The gallery $1.10 and is not reserved. Make checks, money orders, etc., payable to Geo. A. Hunt,' Treasurer ., . "THE COMMITTEE OF THREE." TICKET8 ON SALE . TOMORROW 10 A. M. at Medford Pharmacy lilllii!llllllii!pill!lllllil!iiil!il!llill!llllllllllim DEPENDABLE F REDS FEED WHEAT RECLEANED . C BACKED COEN GHADED WHOLE COEN EASTERN BARLEY ROLLED AND GROUND OATS ROLLED AND GROUND SCRATCH FOOD " EGG MASH. DAIRY FEEDS OYSTER SHELLS EASTERN HARDWOOD CHARCOAL . STRAW BAILED FOR LITTER QUALITY GUARANTEED DELIVERY- -SERVICE Have you visited our new store? You'll find everything new and plean, well heated and a pleasant place to buy your Bids, Feeds and Poultry Supplies. - "I . - . . ,: Monarch Seed 6 Feed Co. 323 E. Main . ." " .'"" "' Phone 260 and 260-J-2 ' "The Farmers Service Station''-. ,. Uncle Si Says: "Prevention is better than cure and a darn site cheaper" 1 1 Look out for your radiator this cold weather. We, furnish the anti-freeze mixture at the lowest price. ' T c Medford Tit - . "k ' Phone 10 recommend it. The kind you have always bought bears signature of- j ' ' . , , .-..-! $ 'fr .1 "... S," HUE0K PRESENTS . SATURDAY NIGHT JANUARY 10th (8 :30 Curtain) -.... i . . Ed Andrews, - . Geo. Andrews, .. Geo. A. Hunt. ... t, Pharmacy ' - ' "V J tree Delivery continuing their trip via the pave- ' i .