Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACT, TWO OREO OX, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1D24 OT?KfiONT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. 1024 F ocal and Personal At the first of the year the benefic ial Kroup life insurance was adopted by the Associated Oil company. This affects all their employes in Medford. Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for fl.OO. Hutchison & Lumsden. 252 Since 1908, O. W. I.ott has special ized In automobllo painting. Lott & Tho new passenger train schedule Ready Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main of the - Southern Pacific company , street, opposite Page theatre. which goes into effect tomorrow will make a difference on a few trains locally with the arrival of mall and its departure, No. 54, northbound, now departs at 8 p. m No. 16, northbound departs at 7:42 p. m., and No: 63, southbound, departs at 3:19 p. m. All mall destined to go out on these trains ' feelings. must bo In the poatoffice an hour be fore departure. Postmaster .Warner has made arrangements for a closed pouch mail servico between here and Portland on train 16, thus bolstering up the evening mall service to Port land, as train 63 also carries ' mail, which If not ready for 63 can go out on 16. ' ' Motor annual, giving all Informa tion on all 1924 automobiles, now on sale at your nows dealer, 250 Mrs. Robert Wilson and son Irving came over from Klamath Falls Thurs day for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Wilson at the Holland hotel. 'There' was a very good public mar- ket this morning with nil things sea sonable on Bale In plentiful supply In the "way of vegetable's, '1 meat's and poultry. Horseradish Is now being Bold at the market; botlr ground and In the root. We fix any old . thing. Liberty Repair Shop. , Opportunity Bright 'young man, make big money during winter and spring. ; Must have ability meet pub lic and some 'experience as salesman. Address Oeo. 8. Barton, Grants Pi)ss, Oregon.. 250 Everett Fox, who hns been visiting Mr. and 'Mrs. I. C. Law for the past two weeks In Central Point, returned to his home In Butte Falls this morn ihg to continue his course at high school. All white stamped pieces 25 percent off at Deuel's Art Dept.' 2)2 Man driver with wife to take car to Portland ' and ' back;' References Phone 16. . ' 250 Tho. Pavlowa company numbering over 80 persons, which appears at the Armory tonight, arrived here on special train about 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, consisting of two Pullmans, two baggage cars and a dining car, which ran as the second section of lrain 63. . While a number of .. the company went to the hotels the most pf them will live aboard tho Bpecial trajn,'., which departs tomorrow fore noon' as the second section of train 13, for San Francisco!' - - Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden, 252 .Old. 'floors refinlshed. Up-tp-dato sanding equipment. Phono 643. 265 James Chlnnock, Mr.' and Mrs. j. O. Brownleo, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. New comb and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph ' W. Stearns of Grants Pass were In Med ford last evening on their way to at tend the Hlllah Temple ceremonial in Ashland. . ' If you want -to save money 'trade at the 'Arhiy Store, 82 South Contral AVo. Modford, Oregon. ; 262' $55 takos oak Brunswick phono graph and 12 records at Palmor Piano Houso. ' 255 -C;-A. Knight who was summoned from Los Angolos by tho Page theatre fire will return to that city " Sunday evening; ' It you admlrod the late President Harding contribute something to his memorial fund, V 253 Johtt Tcterson of Oolrt ITI11, was In Medford on business Saturday. -. .Colonel J. F. MunUy loft Friday ovonlng for' Portland where ho will spend a fow days attending to busi ness. - Do you know, you can get tho same le lqaf of 'broad for 10c at Tho Rogue' that you pay 1 2d for at othor places,' and' It's really good bread. Try It and Bee.' .' ' - 263 Gentleman motoring California In sedan will take one person for com pany. Call room 300 Hotel Holland. 250 Announcement Is made of a num ber of good musical selections for tho 8Uriilay services at the First Baptist church'.' At tho evening sorvlco Mr. Scott will give a ton minute organ re cital; a ' violin solo, "Adantlno" (Beethoven): anthem, "Jobub the Vory Thought of Thoo," by Schnecker. Rov. Mr. Loach. Bpeaks on "An Old Fashioned Conversion." ' You can got it at DeVoe's.'- tf In Seattle during 1919, 1800 auto mobile' were palntod by G. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy. Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opiioslto I'ago theatre. ' ' 256 Among out of town Oregonlans temporarily 'Visiting In 'thlrt'clty are Dr. nnd Mrs. T.: M; Rossick of Salem, Hi J.. Watson and J. O. Hunter of Roseburg, nnd A, T. Stolner, L, I). Austin, J. H. Mosslnger, George O. Letsor and II. K. Carlton of Portland. Duplicating' sale books for sala at this-office. tf ' Danco' at tho sign of good tlmos, tho. Oriental garden1 dance tonight. 260 Only ono out of tho state automo bllo had boon registered nt the state bureau in this city during tho 21 hours ending this nobn.1 ' - 'Cropo paper 6o roll. PoVoe's. 266 O. O. Steel and C D. Wood are visitors In the city from Yrcka. Lamp shades made to 'order at Deuel's 'Art Dept. Or we will help you mako your own. ' '" 252 Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Sabln and Miss Marlon Sabln of Grants Pass who drovo' to Ashland Friday for the Khrincr banquet and danco, spent last night in ,Medford. . Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R: A. Holmes,' "The Insurance' Man." , tr. We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf The weather of yesterday with, a maximum of 40 'and that of a year ago today with a maximum of 45, were very much alike, with-no proci- Danco whoro people forget their - pltation. Fair weather la the predlc- troublcs and enjoy their innermost i "on for Sunday. Tho Oriental gardens to night. 250 Elmer Spencer, of the Blithe Whlt ter company who has been spending the post week In Medford, left this morning for Portland. Mr. Spencer Is a frequent visitor 'In the city. Try The Rogue doughnuts vand French pastry. . ; "-J5I For seven years In Seattle the larg1 est automobile paint shop was owned and operated by O. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 266 There'B something missing' about Ashland. An Institution that has been a part of the city and a boon to many weary travelers has gone. Powell's elder stand, familiar to 8.. P. depot visitors and travelers for 30 odd years Unity literature teacnes people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tt 30x3 tires for J7.60. Exchange Tire Co. 252 The Redwood Highway route from Grants Pass to San Francisco will be advertised on all roads In the .vicinity of Grants Pass. ''-'''.-' Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tt Sewing machines rented $3.00 per month. 40 second hand machines for sale.' 1 New singers on terms to suit your convenience. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir. 250 F. L.' Ballard, state leader of county agents arrived in the city this has boon Ordered lately to discontinue Uorendon for a' conference with Coun- buslness 'on the dopot platform. Some time ago an order was issued to quit the' sale of ' fruit. Now comes " the order banning the cider that has had much to do with making Ashland popular.' It has been one of Ashland's best advertisers.- Ashland Tidings. We can save you money on genuine navy pea'coats. The Army Store 262 ty Agent C. C. Cate and others. Weather-Strip' shuts 'out the cold from around doors ' and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. ' tf - Clean cotton rags wanted at tho Mall Tribune office. ' . ; . I. A. Robte, Mr. and Mr3. George Sabln, James W, Dougall and Marlon T3 Do you buy bread rforita flavor? "then '"' v. by all means ask for Milk Bread with that unequalled flavor obtained thru the use of 100 per cent whole milk. Baked by FLUHBER 4 baker of reputation. At Any Grocer, A dance Is sunoosed to brine nlea- Sabln are among the Grants Pass sure; Have pleasant surroundfngs at' visitors registcroa at tno noici jueo tho Oriental gardens every Saturday night. , 260 F. W. Clinton, T. C. Rees and Gporgo T. Thompson of San Francisco and B. W. Pollick of Oakland are among tho Callfornians stopping In tho city. All kinds of. rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10K. 711 East Main. In Seattle during 1919, 1300 auto mobiles wero painted by G. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy, Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposite Page theatre. : . 265 L, V, Rex of San Francisco, who ford. ' Plenty of old papors for sale at this office. tf Selling out now phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold 'Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. ' Bobby Bylund of Minneapolis, who was billed to meet Ous Schneldau at the Armory last Tuesday night,' and failed to appear, will wrestle a return match' with Ted Thyo nt Portland to night. , Thyo won' the first match a week ' ago, : Bylund being thrown so hard ho was unablo to Continue, after winning the first fall. Bylund also cancelled a match with Ralph Hand has been spending , tho last week in ' at Cottage Grovo. for Thursday night town attending to business, left by motor this morning for Roseburg and Portland. . We can save you monoy on rubbers. The' Army Storo.' 262 Beauty and splendor are compan ions to pleasantry.' They are all 'at tho Orlontnl gardens overy Saturday night. 250 H. A. Carlton, tho contractor who Is to build the tunnel In the Natron Cut-off, was In Medford Inst night on his wny to Klamath Falls. This tun nel! will bo about two years In con struction. , There's a busy - 23uslness -.college 'n Modford. OWN . . ' Since 1908, O. W. Lott has spcclal lxed,.ln automobile painting. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main street, opposite Pago theatro. 266 Tho Medford high baskotball team and Coach Callison loft this foronoon on truin 13 for McCloud, Calif., whero they play ngalnst tho McCloud high school team tonight. Tho boys will return homo Sundny; Hemstitching 8c per yard at Stylo oraft, opposlto Rlalto theatre. tf For aviator couts go to the Army Storo. 252 Tho movement of apples from Hood River has resumed following tho holl dnys, and at present tho Apple Grow ers association has on hand 'less than 400 cars. Dance with beautiful women, All women are bonutiful with tho won derful surroundings at. the' Oriental gardens. 250 L.eave or send your contribution to tho Harding Memorial fund to C. P. Talent, 219 Liberty building, or L, C. Oarlock, at the Chamber of ' Com merce, Medford. 258 W. C. Worth of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shattuck of Vancou ver, B. C, and C. L. Marlon of Chi cago are among tho visitors In tho city from distant points. ' It you are thinking about buying blankets go to tho Army Storo where you can savo money. 252 . Me carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices oh nil fuel wo handle are always tho lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Sunday evening at tho Presbyterian church, tho pastor will begin a scries of sermons on "Practical Christianity for Every-Dny Life", In business, home and socloty as presented In tho book of James. Special musio by tho nmlo quartot. For seven years In Soattlo the larg- ost automobllo paint shop was owned and oporatod by G. W; Lott. " Lott & noddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main streot, opposlto Pago theatro. 255 i ou can always buy choapor at the United Army Storo. 262 Icland Noe, tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. T. Noo loft this morning to tuko up his studies after tho long Christmas vacation which tho Califor nia schools give, which ho spent In Medford. Try our wot wash on your next wash day. 16 pounds for 75o. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford DomoHtlo laundry. Personal Domestic Servico. Phono 166. tf Radio musio ovonings frco at Tho Rogue. 263 C. P. Hansen returned Friday from Coos Bay, Ore., whero ho had been attending to business for tho Chun celor and Lyon company. You can got Krommel Bros, famous Health Broad at DcVoo's. Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 252 Everett Ilrnyton and Herbert Strang spent Thursday afternoon hunting on tho Rogue rlvor with groat success. Genuino Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. . Eioctrlo Shop, Eighth and Bnrtlott. tf Many Mg stores In town having January clenn-up salos, Crystal White soap S for 10c: Palm Ollvo soap, 6d; $1.25 to $1.60 slippers for 87c per pair ure sacrifice prices at Jap Art Store. Most everything roduced, and sale starts Saturday, Jan. 12, 9 a. m. 262 K.O.O., tho Gonoral Electric Radio broadcasting station situated at Oak land, Calif., will be on the air again this evening, which is of much Inter est to rndio fans in this town. i Oml. brUiuattos. t'lrmi nndieconom- Have your tiro repairing done now for. less money. Exchange Tire Co. 262 The Real Silk Hosiery Mills, manu facturers ' of Real Silk guaranteed hosiery have engagod Mrs. Emily Lammey of Central Point as their representative of Jackson county, territory comprising Contral Point, Gold Hill, Jacksonville Butto Falls and all rural districts. Branch office In Rostol Bldg., Central Point, Ore. Phono 104 Contral Point. 262 Konneth and Bllllo Miller loft Thursday for Tonnant, Calif., .where they will work In the logging camps. Got your magazines at DeVoe's. Get soft paper school tablets at this office.- ,'- tf - Tho- condition of Mrs. Joe M. 'Ba ilor, who is confined at Community Hospital following a major operation, is reported as improving satisfactorily. . , Milk and cream at DoVoe's. tf : John A. Jeffreys, a former resident of Jacksonville, and district attorney of this county. Is now "Grand Cyclops of tho Invisiblo Empire of tho Ku Klux Klan, Realm of Washington" with ' headquarters in Seattle The "Grand Cyclops" announces the open ing of a campaign In Washington, to foist a compulsory school bill on that state Jeffreys acted as attorney for the Ku Klux Klan locally In the legal skirmishes precoedlng tho attempted recall of Sheriff Torrlll, nnd previous to that time, had gained considerable publicity acting as attorney for the I. W. W. In Portlnnd. Jeffreys is well known to most of tho old residents of the valley. " ' Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoo's. L. O. Onrvln of Yreka, Calif., spent Friday In tho city and Jacksonville on business. Expert Income Tax Help. BAB College Bldg., phone 259-H. 251 Charles Hamilton of Ruch - was among tho out-of-town visitors in the city Friday. ' ' ' Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Choap and easily applied, ' Big Pines Lumber' Co. - tf Wnltor D. Merrick, who has been' spending tho winter In Los Angeles, will return to this city about- the mid dle of" February. Buy your scrcon doors at Wallace Woods' I.umbor Yard, 711 E. Main. Phono 108. ' tf Tho' force of workmen rebuilding tho bridge and culvert on the Jack sonvillo road, near tho. Gore ranch gate, expect, to havo tho work com pleted, and open for traffic by tonight. This office hns Inventory blanks, ruled and punched, suitable for all classes of Inventory. , tf Tho Roseburg high school basket ball team, which l regarded as tho strongest contender of tho local school for tho southern Oregon champion ship has scored 130 points to its op ponents' 81, in three games played, two of them with Myrtle Creek and ono with tho Alumni. 30x3 M tires for $8.60. Exchnngo Tire Co. 252 Elmer Whlto of Trail Is spending tho week In tho city attending to busi ness matters. . Buy your shingles and roofing nt Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108, tf GIVE YOUR WIFE A REST Take Her to The . ... i 1 , . ' Hotel Medford TOMORROW , DINNER ONE DOLLAR Noon and Evening Thomas D. Patch, manager ft the Southern Oregon Gas company has re turned from a short business trip to Roseburg. ; We will loan you monoy to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Miss Sarah Norwood and mother expect to leave very shortly on an auto trip' to southern-' California. Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Coal Co." Phone !39. - : - tf F. , W.. Bartlctt who has , a ranch in northern California, has received a letter from' neighbors saying that the rainfall In Siskiyou county has been the smallest In years, and that springs that havo given a heavy flow of water for' years, are drying up, -and a shortage of water next summer is predicted for that section.' 32x3 cord tires (16. Exchange Tire Co. 252 At DeuoTg Hemstitching' 8c. tf praised. If all editors would stand for the right there would be fewer unjust dealings among organized unions. ' ... Tuesday Frank Castor took a truck load of canned fruit from the Ham mel cannery to Medford. Many peo ple speak very highly of tho fruit from this cannery. . The Vestal family are having a siege or me grippe. REESE CREEK RiPLETS j "The Huntress," nt Rlalto A comedy-drama embodying all of the elemtns 'that go -to make real worth-while entertainment- such is "Tho1 Huntress," which opened yes terday nt tho Rialto theatro. The principal features of this story of tho- groat out-doors aro Its clean humor, its simple yet absorblng thomo tho awe-inspiring grandeur of its scenic background and the Infinite charm of its pathos. ;. The scones- are... laid. In the ppen, with towering, snow-capped moun tains and beautiful, sparkling lakes as a background.' y - In the role of "Bfla, the girl. Col leen Moore, has a rolo which seems tA(iiv 'kdnjiinbtevsto' this pleasing and versatile young.' star. . : Little VJonnny jnr,i . 01 Wagon" fame, who is to be seen In "Blow Your Own Horn." nt tho Rialto theatro tomorrow, is having one told on him. His mother asked him tho othor day, "Johnny, havo you been fighting with that boy across the street again?" Johnny answered: "No, Ma, he won't fight back any-morevJ had to go -into the neSfvblufk tot this one!" .1-5 :-; -si-4- ; ' , -. With. MedforoT trad la- Medford made. EVERY KNOWN FORM Or INSURANCE AND ' '"', BONDS' R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" ' - PHONE 444 - ' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING, . . ' , SINCE 1909' . SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMOO ; Hemstitching; Handicraft Shop : The all day services at the school) house Sunday-' were quite well at-! tended. Rov. ;J Randall, the Sundny! school missionary, taught the adult' class, and gave soma alarming sta-" tistlcs concerning the need of -mis-j Dions. ' All the old officers for tho Sunday school wore ' re-elected for the next six 'mohths. Mr. Ell Still is tho superintendent. After Sunday school Rev. John Btille preached on 1 "Faith." Ho said the Bible gave some . definitions of faith. One was in Ho-! brews 11:1. "Now faith Is the sub-' stance of things' hoped for, tho bvl-' denco of ..'things not seen." 'Ho told something of what It meant to have faith in God; Then canio tho noon hour when ' everyone ' was hungry. People had brought thoir dinner. They put It all together and had a good timo socially, having enough edibles left to feed as many more. Aftor dinner Rev. Randall preached on "The Bible Is the Word of God." He snid that the Bible "ays "God creat ed man' in his own imago" and was not a monkey. On Now Year's day there wore 67 relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rob ertson took, dinner at their, home. They had a very enjoyablo time. , Monday, January.. 7 being H. Wat kins' birthday,' a few of their frionds came to enjoy the day. Frank Castor and family moved Into their new bungalow last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Hnmmel wero in Medford Inst Friday nnd spont tho night with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Beau lieu of Talent. . ' When an editor dares to crltlcliso union forces as, did our worthy edi tor In tho, dally of January 3, ' ho should bo ' thrown ' bouquets 'and TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTRD Washing and Ironing. Phono 951-R.'. 253 FOR SALE Auto knlttor and yarn. Will trade fqr, furniture. , 061-R. ... . . , 252 FOUND Tan siicda- gauntlott glove, Right hnnd. At this office. 261 WANTED A sectional bookcase. P. O. Box 775. 253 FOR RENT Housekeeping ' rooms ' nnd sleeping rooms. Steam heat. 249 S. Riverside. 256 WANTED Qirla to sow. Tailor. Gus the 2 50 DO YOU KNOW HO W TO SELL YOURSELF TOMORROW SEE This Extraordinary Photoplay and Rcjoico In Its Sound Ad vice. , , .. T," "' infiiMMdi' ALIA BLOW YOUR O W N HORN A lightning-fast comedy drama packed to the hilt with the spirit of Invincible Amer ican youth bulging with laughs and thrills. - TONIGHT COLLEEN MOORE In ."THE, HUNTRESS." RIALTO Continuous Shows . Today and Tomorrow Extraordinary We. mil announce full particulars regarding new rates for fire, theft, collision and other classes of automobile insurance upon January 14. ' The new rates allow full coverage at moderate cost. . ? : , : ' WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS McGritdf- Daniels Insurance Agency, Inc. . ': . Medford National Bank Bldg. Telephone "One-Two-Three" ' - Organ Ree ital, An Solo,; Sermon 7:30 P. M. ' ' .'. .-( '' "AN OLD FASHIONED CONVERSION." .!-.- (Be on time and enjoy the pipe organ.) "' 11:00A.M. "' "BEST METHOD OF EVANGELISM" ., Enjoy the Benefits and Work at the New First Baptist Church fcV' wu r mi irwL L, - .. s v .u.i, i ' inH aii Better Cookin Friends of your own with electric ' ranges will tell you that electric cooking with con trolled heat gives better results, and does it more cheaply. Hundreds and hundreds of our subscribers revelling in this modern clean way of house keeping, have no untidy wood or coal fires to tend and say it would be cheap; at twice the actual cost. ; Let us convince you of how surprisingly low the, average bill runs from the current monthly statements in our books. - - Ask about the special combined rates for cooking and lighting at our local office. See the electric ranges today at your electrical dealer's. You can get one on easy payments, to be in stalled immediately. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY.., r. - -. -.'.' . n . TcAIIFDIW OREGON I POWER. COMPANY TOUK PARTNERS ' IN PPxOGRESS' -"'' dCJ .Co. Phone 239. tf, J