Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"PAOE TWO Zocal and Personal The American Legion post mem' bershlp committee of fourteen mem bers will hold a meeting at the Armory at 7:30 o'clock this evening to make arrangements for the mem herahip drive which will begin some time this week. Every member of the post is urged to aid in this drive. Dues aro due and should be paid this month. We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday nite, Jan. 19th. 2j6 Mrs. H. A. Canaday left today for Row burg to spend a few days.' She will return the first of the week to make final arrangements for moving to Roseburg. where her hunband is register of the United States Land Office. How do you bufld fires, without old papers? Get them at 10c the bundle at this office. tf Turkey dinner Friday evening at the South Methodist church. These ladles have a notable reputation for fine dinners. ' You get full value. Din ner 7&c. Children 60c. 255' Willis Scott of the Applegate sec tion, on his plea of guilty entered in Justice Taylor's court yesterday wad fined 26 on the charge of permitting dogs to track and pursue deer. , The complaint was sworn out at the in stance of Roy Parr of Ashland, the district deputy game warden of this county. I have been appointed local re pre sentatlve of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, manufacturers of Reah Silk hosiery, sale direct from mill to wear cr. Your orders are solicited. Bert F. Neff, Palm street, Medford. Phone 3C8-H. 2T.6 Fuller brushes. Phone Q. B. Ameer, 835-R. See ad in phone directory. 267 John E. Enger of Roseburg, and O. D. Cherry of Portland, trainmaster and bridge supervisor respectively of the Southern Pacific company, are business visitors in the city today. Danco at Riverside Community club Saturday nlte, Jnn. 19th. 256 Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf All mothers having children of pre school age are urged to attend the P. T. A. meeting to be held at the Washington school Friday at 3 p. m. Fill in your glassware patterns, off on all glassware. Reddy & Co , 'Jewelers. 254 2183 remnants of lace, ribbons, wool dress goods, silks, white goods, sheetings, ginghams for less than coit price at Mann's semi-annual remnant sale Thurs.', Frl. and Sat. 253 For being In the "millionaire" class In the writing of insurance for the Oregon Life company. A R Cornell was presented with a fine woolen blnnket by the Oregon Woolen Mills. Five of the company's representatives were in this class, composed of those who have written over a million dol lars of Insurance. Their names were Inscribed on the blankets which were declared to be of exceptional quality Grants Pass Courier. Fine turkey dinner with all the fixin's by the ladlos of the South Methodist church Friday evoning. Jan. 18. Ilegin serving at 6.30. Dinner 76 and 60 cents. 256 Salesman: Fuller Brush Co. may have an opening soon. I'hone 835-It. 257 A. and Fort Hubbard have re turned from a business and pleasure trip to Sn"n Josq and Oakland, Calif. They spent a day with L. H. Urown at San Leandro. All glassware, cut and engraved, entire line of high grnde cut glass off. Reddy & Co., Jewelers. 2 54 Special sale of 30 used sewing ma chines. All guaranteed. Priced to ell this week. The Singer Store. 10 South Fir. " 256 Among Orogonians stopping In the city temporarily are Mr. and Mrs. F H. Lam pert of Salem. E. W. Riddle of Riddle, M. D. Bromberger and Chits. K. Nicholson of Coos Ray, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stelger of Chlloquln. and the following from Portland; L. Duck worth, C. F. Harrison, F. A. Kingston, A. C. Freeman, E. Hklblzko, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mnclnnes and F. M. Page. Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday nlte, Jan. 10th. 256 An opportunity you don't want to miss, $50 suit values one week only at $42.60. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs. 257 Mrs. Mary Riddle of It id ill o. Ore gon, arrived In Medford yesterday to spend a few days visiting Mrs. R. V. Bell on her ranch near Central Point. Tho ladles of the South Methodist church will serve another of their notable turkey dinners Friday evening In the church dining room. Prices 76 and 60 cents. 255 Old floors ro finished. Up-to-date sanding equipment. Phono 643. 255 K. M. Maclnnls, engineer of thy Associated Oil company, from Port o land, is In Medford today fur a brief visit of Inspection. Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's. 1 Remnants at and Sat. Mann'a Thurs., Fri. 258 Why It It told In Dunimulr Hornbrook Solad Valley Etna Mills Castella V McCloud Eagle Point Jacksonville " Sams Valley Applegate and Medford Other than became of that It's "Milk Flavor Wins By lon." the fact Compar- : Milk bread baked by FLUHRER i fA baker of reputation At any grocer Iast Saturday night there was a basket ball game between Applegate and Butte Falls In the latter town, liutte Falls winning 16-9. There will be a return game at Applegate next Saturday night. Prompt service In our washing, polishing, greasing and oiling dept. Lou & Reddy, 421 E. Main St., oppo site Page theatre. 254 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf It was erroneously stated in the Mall Tribune that Mrs. Delroy Getch ell would entertain for the benefit of the Scholarship Loan Fund. Mrs. G etch ell states that this was an error and that though she is deeply Inter ested in this cause it Is tho Seventh Branch of the Greater Medford Club Pear Tree that will entertain at the Hotel Holland Friday afternoon. She also states that according to present Indications there will be a record breaking crowd and a goodly sum realized for the Scholarship Loan Fund. Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. tf It will pay you to climb my stair way. $50 suits values one week only at $42.50. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs. 257 Mr. and Mrs, Willis Bhortlead of Gold Hill left this - city yesterday afternoon for Hioux City, la., where they will make their future home. We touch up all rust spots and re move all scratches with our washing and polishing. Lott & Reddy, 421 E. Main St. opposite Page theatre. 254 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf The many friends of Mrs. Hannah Belle Loo nils, here and in. Ashland, will learn with much regret of her death at her home on Ross Lane yes- terday afternoon, although It had been looked for for some time. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p. at the Free Methodist church in this city. Don't forget the grand masquerade ball at the Oriental gardens Wednes day, January 23rd. 253 This office has inventory blanks. ruled and punched, suitable for all classes pf inventory. tf A gentle reminder for the local post office employes that Christmas has not entirely passed was made mani fest yesterday when a mince pie, and fruit cake were delivered to a tourist who had been watching for the pack age since early in December. After the poorly wrapped package had trav eled through the state of Idaho and Oregon to Ashland twice, where tho tourist was caught, the pie was served in pieces as largo as raisins. The combination of eggs und honey work weil when sent by Ill-wrapped parcels In parcel post dollvory. Ashland Tid ings. Joy for Jaded souls; Oriental gar dens masquerado, Wednesday, Janu ary 23rd. 253 Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard.' 711 E. Main street. Phone 108.' tf Attention.' Mr. and Mrn. Public! Thero will be a big sulo of nice hats at tho Red Cross Thrift Shop on next1 Saturday, January 10, any hat in the shop going at 35c and 60c. Many hats remodeled up to date, some nice beaver hats, etc. A good variety to choose from We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insuranco Man Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Miss Mabel Everhard, of this city, is leaving Monday for southern Call fornia from where sho will prepare to leave soon to net ns a missionary in Africa. Miss Everhard Is a member of tho Baptist church and received her training at the Bible Institute In Los Angeles. Rovolry supreme Where? Mas quenulo ball at tho Oriental gardens Wednesday, January 23rd. 253 A dress for every member of tho family at our remnant Bale Thursday at Mann's. 253 "George W. Brooks, president of the California Insurance Co. of San Francisco and Phillip Beck, tho Ore gun general ugent of the same com pany, arrived lit Medford this morning to spend the day hero with tho Mc- Curdy-Danlels Insurance Co. $66 takes oak Brunswick phono graph and 13 records at Palmer Piano House. 255 If you admired tho late President Harding contribute something to his memorial fund. 253 D. H. Weir, nsststant district super intendent of tho Southern Pacific, from Roseburg, is in towu today at tending to business. Wednesday January 23rd at the Orlontal gardens will be held tho most gorgeous masquerade ball evor hold In southern Oregon. 253 Remnants for less than half of tho cost at Mann'a Thursday. 253 John Jacobs of Stevens Point, Wis., Is making a tour of the west and at the present time Is visiting his sister, Mrs. George Corum of South Central avenuo. Do you know you can get the an mo nlzo lonf of bread for lOo ut Tho Roguo that you pay J2o for at other places, and It's really good broad. Try It and see. ' 258 A dress of silk, wool or cotton at lowest level prices at Mann'a rum mint sule Thurs., Frl. and Sat. 53 On the charge ol exceeding the speed limit while driving a truck Into Medford yesterday on Riverside avenue, J. G. Hunter was later fined $10' and costs in Justico Taylor's court. He ontored a plea of guilty. The arrest was n.ado by Deputy State Traffic Officer R. B. Rlnehart. In Souttle during 1019, 1300 auto mobiles, were painted by O. W. Lott. l.ott A Reddy, Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposito Pago theatre. 255 You can get It at DeVoe's. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE J Ait on paving 8 14 blocks from Nash hotel. Ecxollent location for apartment or storage building purposes. Clear title for only $600. Terms. Phone 617-L. 256 FOR SALE Five room modern cot tage four blocks from Main St. Fine shade, puved street, small house in rear rents for ten dollars monthly. $1800. Terms. 443 S. Central. 250 WANTED To buy twenty tons baled grain hay. Phono 7 71. 25S LOST Package containing Monde hair. Finder please return to this office, 254 l.Oi-T lTtiK rhIM' ail.-rr hrnrelet I near Valley mhool. Uetuni Mull I TbUe- JlcwurU 2,56 MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE, Friday night at 7:30 after a goo 1 preliminary game the McCloud and Medford high schools basketball teams will play in the Armory. This is the second game between these two teams. The first was won by Medford 33-26. The seating arrangements in the Armory have been re-arranged In a more efficient and satisfactory man ner since the last gajne. The tickets go on sale at Crowson's Thursday morning at fl o'clock. Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf For seven years in Seattle tho larg est automobile paint shop was owned and operated by G. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E, Main street, opposite Page theatre. 255 Out of the state visitors in Medford include R-. B. Struthers of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. King and Miss Edith King of Spokane, O. W. Miner and D. Neilson of .Seattle, "Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinder and baby and H. Baughman of Los Angeles, Frank J. Andrews of Sacramento,- Wm. E- Freeborn of Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Krugor, Edw. S. . Llnsen and B. H. Williams of San Francisco. Try The Rogue doughnuts and French pastry. 253 Crepe paper 6c roll, DeVoe's.' Rain fell during last night to the extent of Just a trace.- It was still cloudy today, but fair weather Is pre- dieted for Thursday. Remnants at Mann's Thurs-., Frl. and Sat? 253 Since 1908, G. W. Lott has special I zed in automobile painting. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 255 The Men's club of the Presbyterian church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow, Thursday night in the chapel. Supper will be served prompt ly at 6:30 by the committee pf which Mr. R. S. Daniels is chairman. ' A most interesting program has been ( arranged. A. J. Vance will speak on 'The Ruins of Pompeii," which he has visited and of which he has made a careful study. There will be one or two other numbers on the program that will add to the interest of the meoting. The men of the congrega tion are Invited. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main. A dress for every member of the family at our remnant sale Thursday at Mann's. 253 Dillon Hill, who has been men tioned as a possible candidate for county commissioner on the democra tic ticket, denied the report Tuesday, and said he would not be a candidnte. Mr. Hill, whose hobby Is road building said he .would like to see his system given a trial, and "If anybody has got one that can beat it, I will give them everything I own." Mr. Hill also Bald that he had enough to tend his orch ard, without entering the political arena. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf In Seattlo during 1919, 1300 auto mobiles were painted by G. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy, Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Muln street, opposite Page theatre. 265 Tho high school basketball team is practicing nightly for the game next Friday night at the Armory with Mc Cloud, Calif., in a return game. The Ashland high school has ntwo started its bnsketball season, and defeated their Alumni 38 to 21 last Friday night. Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Roy Realty Co. Open evonlngs. Sinco 1908. O. W. Lott has special ized In automobile painting. Loft & Roddy Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main street, opposite Pago thoatro. 25 5 Charles Gasha of tho Medford Photo Finishing Studio has enlarged the quarters of the establishment at 228 East Main street, and will In crease tho capacity of the business. For over thirty years he was a photo grapher In Denver and Boulder, Colo. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style- craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf Leave or send your contribution to the Harding Memorial fund to C. P. Talent, 219 Liberty building, or L. C. Garlock. at the Chamher of Com merce, Medford. 253 Weather Strip shuts out tho cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Poik Ninlnger of Ashland attended to business p.nd greeted friends in the city tho first of tho week. Wo carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle aro Always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf We havo good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Remnants for less than half of the cost at Mann's Thursday. 253 A letter received from Ralph Norrls of this city, who is now holding a re sponsible position with a steamship company in tho Orient, says that on a rocent trip to Shanghai, China; he met Carl Newbury, son of Attorney Gus Newbury, also employed by a steamship lino. For seven years In Seattlo the larg est automobile paint shop was owned and operated by X W. Lott. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main street, opposito Page theatre. 255 Special chicken dinner at Weasku Inn on the highway at Savage Rapids dam every day. any hour. Dates opon up to April 1st for dinner-dance parties. 257 Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic laundry, rersonn) Domestic Service. Phone lfifl. tf EVERT KNOW? FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS R. A. HOLMES , "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 ' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 Hemstitching at . Handicraft Shop MEDFOTJP. ORFHOX, ! County offices nro busy making up the quarterly and yearly report.-, f-r their own and the state files. The quarterly report for the judicial husi- !ncn8 in the last quarter of 1S23 will show an increase in the number of cases tried. The calendar is expected .to be cleared of all actions, civil and , criminal, when the next session of the petit jury has adjourned, and which I will begin its work as soon as the present term in Josephine county, where Judge Thomas is presiding, ends. . , .. Radio music evenings free at The Rogue. , 253 Two new pianos for rent, mahogany finish. II. O. Launspach, phone 2-7. evenings 04 5 -It. 251 (let your magazines at DeVoe's. Glenn Youngs who figured in the sensational episodes at Herrin, Illinois last week in which tho militia was called out, and Klan raids against violators of the prohibition laws brought federal action, is a brother of Paul Young, Jr., residing in this city, and Jerry Young, a student at the University of Oregon. He has been a federal prohibition agent for several years. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Fr distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Plenty of old papers for sale at this office. " tf "Cupid's Fireman," the feature film booked for yesterday and today's showing at the Rlalto failed to arrive, owing to an error in shipping from Seattle. - "Ponjola" opens today, in stead of tomorrow as previously an nounced. Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. ' tf Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf Walter Miller of Los Angeles, who ! wrestled Ralph Hand and Ted' Thyo j at Gold Hill two years ago leaves the first of next month on a wrestling tour of Australia. ' . t There's a busy Business College 'n Medford. OWN 9 At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c, tf ' Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mail Tribune office. All hj In readiness for the card and mah-Jongg party which will be given by the Seventh Branch of the Greater Medford Club Pear Tree Friday after noon at the Hotel Holland. Playing will begin at 2 o'clock. People aro asked to come in for tea at 4:30 even I if they dp not play, and contribute 2 5c to the Scholarship Loan Fund. ' Z183 remnants of lace, ribbons, I wool dress goods, silks, white goods. sheetings, ginghams for leas than cost I price at Mann's semi-annual remnant sale Thurs., Frl. and Sat. 253 I Two new pianos for rent, mahogany i finish. H. G. Launsnach. tmonc 227. 1 evenings (i-f'ft-Tt. 254 , 1 ttX rtwH-Jr' ' (rH A. romance of JiCT HI a vVA 1 1 ? vi. Paris anc the cynthia stocklevs Itl 4l lrV W I h SAWlT African veldt. Amazing and fascinating story of "vpl I J. il 1 I r a woman who lived like a man, t V I I U wherc men and women of ,. f ,. jL 1,4- r",rl I V JlA every race-dare devils ail. with-,- 'VW I rirAlrlnAR ' fearless, adventurous ' 3j"Nwr 'J A Wuk V athr to take their last A r ut i f-; T-- '. 1 Jjtt IH5 lirX.s dollar. their lives, for the Anna v. INilsson l;to7T- fl-f-J Tr-1 1 flit" AXtv untold richcs of the dia" Jame. Kirkwood llffljH lM iff' ' ' ' Tu.lv Mar.hal! Ml jgl ' 'W. ' " ' "APPLE SAUCE" JrCWlivX 1?" ''"""X MOVIE C REGULAR PRICES: Adults 35c . Kiddies 10c Loges 5Qc WEDNESDAY. JANFAttY C CI. Ilunntil. ili.-tri'l r.hi:r.r:-f!:il manager of the Wtjtei p I'ninii Tele graph company, is spending the day in Medford on company busings. i There was a dt-bate thin afternoon j at the high school between the fresh- j men, coached by MLsa Flora Smith. J and the sophomores coached by Mi:s j Beatrice Merrick on the question of j Philippine independence. The judges i were Rev. E. D. Lawrence. C. I. ! Thompson and Burton Strork. I S. S. Bullis attended the meeting of the Northwest Canners association at j ; Portland last week. He says the I j Rogue River Valley Cannery Willi 'greatly enlarge Its output during 11)24. I It Itt now running a Uwgu force at can ning apples, and Is experimenting with the canning of mats. T, J. . Coffman leaves this evening oh a business trip to California points. . You can pet Kreinmel Bros, famous Health Bread kt DeVoe's. i OBITUARY LOOM IS Hannah Hello Ioomis was born at Perry. New York, Feb. 27, 1855, passed away at her home on Ross lane west of Medford, at 3:15 a. m., January 16, aged 67 years, 10 months, 19 days. She, with her family, came to Med ford in 1908 where she has resided since that time. Besides her three sons, F. E. Loo mis of Rlpon, Cal., L. W. and G. M. Loom is of Medford, Kbe is survived by two brothers and three sisters residing in eastern states. Also six grandchildren. Funeral services in charge of the Conger Funeral parlors, will be held at 2 00 p. m., Friday at the Free Methodist church In this city of which she was a member. Ilev. W. K. Good officiating. Interment will be in Medford cemetery beside her late hus band who passed away in 1912. Mrs. Loom is was a member of the W. C. T. U. and active in its work. WEDDING BELLS - A surprise wedding occurred Tues day morning, when Glen S. Laidley. 613 Second street this city, and Miss Lemetta Bartholomew were married; at Jacksonville by the Itev. D. J. Howe. Tho bride has been a resi dent of this city for several months, being employed at ,the Swem Studio, and the groom Is one of the best known young men of this city, an ex service man. nnd owner of a home stead. In tho nufte Kails district, on which ho has been living. The young couple will mako their Itomo In this city. NEW SHOW TODAY! I H I v i . i KJ . a " i 16. 1924 ROTARY CLUB TO START DRIVE FOR LOCAL BOY SCOUTS Two committees from tho notary club will go out tomorrow and clean u; tbe campaign for the local by scout movement. The Rntary lias nl readysubscribed ten dollars for each and every member, or $250. and it Ib believed there will be no difficulty to secure between $2000 and $2500 t'jr tho first year's budget. Not only is this work a splendid ono in developing boy hood In the direction of good citizen ship, but it has its very practical side by raising the standards of our future citizenship, Increasing efficiency in our future citizens, and making Med ford a better place In which to live. The proposed Boy Scout camp at Union Creok this summer, will undoubtedly bo ono of the best boy's camps west of the Rocky mountains, and as thou sands cf tourists will visit it, the ad vertising to Medford will bo an item worth thousands of dollars. Xotlce There will he a meeting of tho i 7:30. Work in tho mastery degree. All Master Masons i Invited. RAYMOND KXIPS, Scribe. 233 CHICAGO. Jan. 16. With the ar rests here of five men and the expect ed arrests of others here and else where today, p03ta authorities be lieve they have, reached a solution of Musician Out of Tune "Gas pressure In my stomach some, times distressed me so that I could not think. I played out of tune and twi?e lost my position. No medicine helped me and I became dishearten ed. Another musician advised me to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and I am now enjoying-the best of health." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes 7.he catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes pra;-; tically all stomach, liver and intes tinal ailments,, -including appendi citis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by all' drug r'sts. - ' Adv. ! tlii- ml. I. iv two yearn una tt a in.ill uu. k in the I'nion depot, when r.g. teivri-tl mail vnlued at more than J1.ODO.000 was stolon. Gems and jew elry comprised most of the loot.-. Tablets of soft paper for schools at this omen. tf FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED WITH SULPHUR Menthn-Sulphur, .nuPleajmni icream, will soothe and heal Ikin that Is irri tated or broken out with eczema; that s covered with ugly rash or, pimplea, or is rough or dry. NothljiR Bub dues fiery skin eruptions so-qulckly, says a noted skin, specialist, fcj Tho moment this sulphur' prepara tion is applied the Itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczemn is gone and tho skin Is de lightfully clear and smooth. Sul phur Is so precious as a skin remedy because It Jestroys the parasites that cause t'.e burning, itching or dis figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up. A small Jar of Howies Mentho-Sulphur may be had at any good drug store. Adv, Fresh Meat "NO BULL"- Starting with Thursday we will sell at our ware house from ; : Sixty to eighty pounds of fresh meat for three dollars No 'orders taken on the phone, no less than three dollars sold to any one. See for yourself. : ' ' Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir Street Sunday GLORIA 8WAN80N in "Bluebeard's 8th Wife1'