Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 28, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAC1TC TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTBTjyE, MITDFORD, ORKCiOy, MOXDAY, JANUARY 28. 1921 L ocal and Personal fitindnv vn nnnthpr nnrinir-liko (lav with the exception of a llttlo eloudi-1 whom havo business ut the places ness in the. forenoon durlns which visited, snys the railroad man. I.ast Just a trace of rain fell. It was too I year was successful in the yield of warm for fires inside homes, and for fruit in southern Oreiion and the ro wcarlnc overcoats outside, italn to- ""It is seen now in Improved trade in night and cooler tomorrow Is the weather prediction. FullowinK Bun- day's maximum of 60 It grow much colder over night with the result that the early morning minimum of today was 25 degrees. New or used seeing machines for rent by the month. Over 20 bargains In used machines. Tho Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. 268 Orchardlsts! If you will see us about your oil emulsion beforo buying we can save you money. Bear Creek Spray Co. 401-R-l. 2C5 uu.. n Mil. uu,-r' former residents of Medford. passed through the city yesterday en route to California whore they expect to .,,, ,,, who. .,., .ruin Mr. and Mrs. 8. Vilas Beckwlth ...w - stopped here a number of friends met Mr. and Mrs. Beckwlth and escorted . .k.i. i . ai,i.i i, them to their train at Ashland motor. Weather Strip shuts out the cold Buy your screen doors at Wallace from ar0Ullu- doon and windows. Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. 'Cneap BIul ouallv allpi0d. Big Pines Phone 108. tf ! Lumber Co. tf Piano, bungalow size, for rent for uod,,!,,,, aay wtta observed In the 4 to 6 months. H. O. Launspach, F)rBt ,)Iiptlnt clurc, Sunday school, phone 227. 266 Hundny, with most gratifying results Mr. and Mrs. H. Chnndlcr Lgan, to tno HUe,ntondent, Mrs. Hans Hl who spent Christmas In Chtcago aro ,nor nH w0 al) the mi!torj Hav. K. u, now In California and motoring north. Lcachi wno nIld ch,lrB0 of the special They will arrive In Medford about tho al,rvil,e- rr HOveial weeks snecial first of tho month. . . preparation had been made for tho uuy your hiii Wallace Woods' El.' Main street, If you want 106. Big nower sprayer. 208 rour generations 01 una uuiiuy were represented In a group photo- graph which was taken here last Sut- urday. In the group wore Mrs. B. A. Ford of Jefferson, Iu., and her daugh ter, Mamie, who arrived hero recoutly for an extended visit with tho for mer's other daughter, Mrs. H. G. Prescott; the latter, who is tho wife of Patrolman Prescott; their daugh ter, Mrs. W. H. Henderson of Port, land, who Is visiting them, and Mrs. Henderson's son Jack, who is four and one-half years old. ,3.00 per month" puts a new Singer in your home. Tho Singer Store now unuer new unu iiunust iiiuiiukuiiivol. 10 South Fir Ht 268 piano for rent. H. Q. Launspaoh. 265 The funcrh.1 of tho lato Dr. Sherman LouKhridRO of Grants Pass, was held In that city this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Newman St. M. .10. church. Most of the business houses wero cloned during the time of the funeral. and a number of the fraternal organl- zatlons and lodgoB attended In a body. Weather Strip shuts out the eold from nround doors nnd windows. Cheap and oaslly applied. Big Pines juumoer o. 11 Mr. 4) ribbon, i nrepresenULtlvo ..of thai Cantilever Shoo company, Is ft visitor In Medford this week. Mr. Qribbon's headquarters nro in Port land. Among Oregonians who aro tem porary visitors In the city are Mr. ami Mrs. I'. H. Currle of North llend, and the following from Portland: Mr. and wnj., i.; a. uraue Var ;arei uon .. " . mi": . ' fofd; H. K. McDurmun, A. IS. Dobsou and A. J. O'ltrlun. You can got It at DeVoe's. tf Duplicating sale books for aale nt th office. tf The Mliwos May nnd Mildred Carl ton are spending a few weeks at the Cllf Li IIuuhq In San Francisco. The Lincoln club Is desirous : of securing pictures of all republican presidents, also lurge flags for use at thft; oomlng banquet, Feb. 12th, and will guurantoe fholr roturn. Beo or phone C. C. Lonimon 172. 267 For your baby's snko, get ncquiiint ed with tho Vunla way of dressing It; without a pin or button and without onco turning them ovor. Handicraft Shop. 2 68 Nearly all of tho men from Mod ford and vicinity who attended tho economlo conforenco of hiHt week at Corvallls roturnod homo Saturday. Government stamped pure silk pan ro 88o nnd 98c. Jan Art Htoro. 270' Fred Alton Hiilght will play the musical senro to "Tho Mirth or Nation' nt the Central Point theatre three nights this week. Attorney Lincoln McCormack has been confined to his home for several days with a severe uttack of Influcnsa. Petite prunes, 20 Iba. 91.00. Hutchi son & LumBden. 266 The best ts the cheapest In the end. Cortlcclli silk stockings are economy with correctness and smnrtness In all lines and colors. Handicraft Shop- 26H William Isaacs of tho Toggery store accompanied by his son Itlchard is leaving thin evening for a month'H trip to Sua Francisco and imh An eeiea,. .Tuxedo tobacco. 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 Crepe paper 6c roll, DeVoe's. J3T "Us the Milk" Fluhrer'i "Milk Bread 4 At Any Grocer Lumber Yar 7il f. "Ph"'' evangelism by the - WoW). Tom VhnnA idR tf . . . i i 1 1'uruuo and Aunroy u. wniuii. i t-none juo. Hrhon . In rpHitmiHO to an anneal by . ... . : V0""? "h!'; "-v. Mr. Lcaoh fifty stood expressing c 10 cans .1.00. Southern Oregon Is having a spell i Reduced passenger rates will be I Among Californians at present vlslt of mild, sunny woalhor, reports J. A. ; made effective on tho Southern Pa- ing In tho city are Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Ormandy, general passenger agent of rifle railway lines for Washington's : Brady of Han Diego, Mr. and Mrs. the Southern Pacific, who has been j birthday, February 22. The reduc- T. H. French, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. going ovor the business situation In tlons will amount to approximately 25 Wetter and H. H. Welsh of San Fran ABhland, Medford, Grants Pass and per cent of the regular round trip Cisco, D. F. Anderson and C. P. Knapp Roseburg. Although this usually is , rate. Tickets will be on salo Fcbru- of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. F. thjj dull season, hotels of these cities ary 21 und 22 with final return limit j B. Ackerman of Yreka. are filled now with travelers, most of , all lines," said Ornmndy. Prospects .are sood for this year. Preparations 'aro KolnR forward for a blKKer season in tourist travel between Portland and California points. (Julie a number of people from other states are locating in southern Oregon. This year ought to see enhanced prosperity there." Portland Telegram. Party motoring to Onkland, Cailf., about Feb. 1st, would liko two passen gers. Phone 21, Central Point. 263 Jap store sells crepo 23q yard. 270 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins who have been visiting friends in Medford for two weeks, while they stopped at Tor two weeks, while tney slopped ai tho Hotel Medford left this morning , ther motup for their homo In i,-,-,!....,! vhl KU.,eno where they will lorl"1 na via l;ut.eno w ncre t ncy l vim spena mo mgnt to visit men- nun wmlam wh0 , a junlor at tne 8tllto t,nivpri,v umvtrsuy. Milk and cream at Devoe's. tr ., ...,! ,,,111 glven lU the Wednesday prayer nieot- , ,r any desiring to Join the church t0 d0 a0 ,, , hoo. tabell! at thH office. tf 1 Mothors, doctors, nursos and wol faro experts recommend nil Vanta garments for tho buby. Handicraft Shop. 388 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pepporson, Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Frey. Mrs. P. W. Willis and O. W. Willis wero over , Sundny guosts In the city from Seattlo. i , J, '?"Sn ' . window. Weather Strip shuts out the cold inh A ,, ,,.d. niv Pine. , t ,,,,,1,!,- (in tf I I'lonty of old papera for sale at this tf office. Medford chambor of commerce, o was at tho economlo conference at Cnrvallls went on to Souttlo fur the annual meotlne of the Northwest Fair association. At this meeting all the fnit tiiiiniitrnpa mont nnti Itrtnlc rmit c1lslons for tholr county nnd stnte fllrg Ho , cxl)octoa nom8 u,out i.-yhrunry 1 I , Tuxedo tobacco, 10. cans $1.00. 266 ,',,,.,,, & mmsden Do not Rturt your spring sewing until you see tho beautiful line of KverfaHt linens and ginghams for dresses and suits. Handicraft Simp. 2BS A party of railroad officials piissei thru tl.o city today In Mr. O'ltrien's private car on train 13 onroulo for San Francisco to attend tho confer onco of the chambers of commerce of , tho Jlllcf(J C0UHt nn(, (urIllff ,ho tralll Ht,,p here visited wllh local S. P. offlc lain and Judga Colvlg. In tho party wore J. P. O'ltrlun, general ninnngor of the O. W. It. & N. railroad und formor general manager of tho South ern 1'aflfle; H. S. Kdmunds nnd A. C. Hpeneor, traffic manager and chief attorney respectively of tho O. W. H. & N and Hupt. 10. L. King of the Southern I'nelflc, nnd wlfo. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108. 711 Hast Main. Hod Mexican beans, 20 lbs. fl.00. Hutchison & l.ummlen. 200 II. II. Normons of I.a Porte, Ind.. II. H. Hlgsbeo and H. Ueed of Now York City, A. 11. Meyer of Chicago, and M. 1''. Wharton of Washington, l. C, are uniting the out of town busi ness visitors at presont in tho city. Coal brlquottos. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hanson Coal Co. I'hono 2 39. tf Thorn's tt busy Business Collego In Modfnrd. OWN Charles lllook of Mnn Francisco wns In Mcdfortt Sunday on his way to Seattlo on a business trip. llomstltchlng 8a per yard at Style craft, npposlto Hlalto theatre. tf Could anything bo better thnn the absolutu guarantee given with our llugerlo lino, color fast tu ovorythlng. Handicraft Shop. 2C8 The Medford high basketball team returned Sunday from their victory in Albany nnd ull 111 good condition. Tho next games will bo next week with the McMlunvlllo high school team which Is coming to Medford to play Friday and Saturday with Med ford high. Hod Mexican beans, 20 lbs. J 1 .00. Hutchison & I.umsden. 266 Wo havo good values la used cars, ration & Itoblnson, Inc. tf It is reported that a largo number of Medford Elks will be "among those present" nt the Cavemen's Clever diners noxt week. It Is thought that tho usual Klks mlnstrols will bo omit ted from tho lodgo activities this spring. Grants Puss Courier. Selling out now phonographs tnd records all kinds halt price. Uold Buy Keally Co. Open evenings. Got your magazines at DeVoe's. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. Ackerman of Vreka nro in Medford for a few days shopping and visiting. l'etlto prunes, 20 lbs. (1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsdon. 26H At Deuel's Hemstitching 8a. tf An eight and one-half pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Scott Sunday at the Community hospitnl. Mr. Scott is III tho employ of tho California Oregon Power com pany. Tho baby Is to bo called Samuel. Wo fix any old thing. Llborty Repair Shop. Ynu enn get Krommel Bros, famous Health Hrend at DeVoe's. W. if. Crawford of tho Cullfornlu Oregon Power company spent tho last of tho week in Portland on eloctilcul biisinoss. Petite prunes, in lbs. J1.00. Hutchi son & l.umsden. 2116 ne notch Magneto parts And repairs. lOlectrlc Shop, Cltjhth and iJttltloU. tf , of February 26. Aberdeen Utan coal. Utah's best, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. It' Our only business is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk, K. A. Holmes. "The Insurance Man." tf If you don't want to save money. don't read this: To anyone who buys one dollar's worth of goods at the Bed ' Cross Thrift Shop on next Wednesday , I or Thursday. Jan. 30 und 31, will be given their choice of anything In the shop. Don't forget the dates. Mrs. Frederick will give a free demonstration of Mar-Jo preparations Wednesday. Jan. 30th. Call and try a Mar-Jc facial. Medford Beauty Hhoppe, North Central, over M. M. Dept. Store. 264 The date for the high school opor l ,, ,. . - uv,nh" tvts "a ' ' "vl Th ? cn "are all s e'nrt nromes o be worklnK Dard anA. " Promises to De successful operetta ever . . . i,i ent mile f'f" 'h "L ' ,.Th0 BCat S'"e will bo announced later. , sn your next Try our wet wash on your wash day. 16 pounds for 75o. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166. tf Unity literature teacnes people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. B'ree distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf A group of Knights of Pythias will drive to Klamath Fulls this evening for some lodge ceremonies. Among them are J. K. Stewart, B. H. Gore, C. H. Talent, . Frank Llndlcy, Roland Matnews, Hutchison & Lumsdon Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. C. M. Speck returned homo Satur day from n business visit nt Portland. The public showed their apprecia tion of tho sacred concerts given by tho First Bnptlst church by filling the largo auditorium of the church at the concert Sunday evening, it was great inspiration to the choir and Its director, S. M. Scott. Tho concert began with a splendid organ recital j by Mr. Scott. The choir had three cood anthems. The instrumental "V Carlton Janes. Prof. Root nnd Bcott w0r6 outstanaing tea- ! tures. OeorRO Maddox and Ruth Warner rendered solos, which greatly 'strengthened the program. Hev. 1'. ji. ieacn gave n puuueu iuiiv v , . nn i nn Hutchison & Lumsdon. 266 If you have a wreck, day or night, land want car brought to town, phone I 57, Hittson Motors. 264 Tho Hev. H. W. Nelson of Medford has beon called as Btatod supply to serve the First Presbyterian church of Ashland. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Jap Art Storo sells mah-Jongg sets I 12. B0. ' 270 , Jnmes 1. Furnish of Ada has re ceived official notice of his uppoint- 1 ment to the office of deputy collector in tho J'Jugeno division of the United States internul revenuo department, I to succeed J. L.. Hockwell, now a ' 1 u 1 ,!...! nr,..!,i.. n in m iu up ilia ituiiin mvnuu; . How do you build fires, without old papers? Oct them at 10c tho bundle nt this office tf Tlckots nro bolng sold in Medford for the Cnve Men's Clever Cnpers, il show Hint is to be given in Grunts Pass at the lilulto theater Thursday Fob. 1, and several parties from Mod ford nro planning to go. All Hodmen nnd Pocahontas irivltod to attend dance at hall Wednesday night. Jan. 30. 264 H,Hh Pi-ni-l Wlllntt. C. B. Matnews, 266 H - I Paul B. McKeo of this city, vieo president and general manager of tho California Oregon power company. addressed the Grant . Pass chamber of commerce forum this noon in that city on Industrial Development of Southern Oregon." Bonds in the sum of $15,000 will bo Issued by the city of itoseburg June 2 to provide money for tho purchase of a fire truck and adequate appara- I.lai'gftrct Clarke Margaret Clarke, radiant radio actress, who will act tho part of Pefrny Glhbs in tho comedy-drama "The Famous Mrfi. Kair" given over the air by KOO Players, Thursday " i". KOO is the nc 1000 watt Pacific Coast Radio Broadcasting station of the General Electric company located at Oakland, Calif., which is being heard al over tho continent, by ships far out in tho Pacific and by peoplo In tho South Sea Islands. EVERT KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" ' : ' ' PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1309 " Always Take CASCARA QLiSINE fntl Relltves COtO IN Z4 HOURS LA GRIPPE IN 3 DAYS All Druf glltl 30 Ctnts Radio News 7 r i THE UNIVERSAL CAR Forecasting A Tremendous Spring Demand 739,626 more Ford cars and trucks were pro duced last year than the previous year, an increase of over 50 per cent. In spite of this tremendous increase in production, it was impossible to meet delivery requirements during the spring and summer months when orders for 350,000 Ford Cars and Trucks could not be filled. This year winter buying for immediate delivery has been more active than ever before and in addition 200,000 orders have already been booked through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan for spring delivery. These facts clearly indicate that the demand during this spring and summer will be far greater than ever, and that orders should be placed immediately with Ford Dealers as a means of protection against delay in securing your Ford Car or Truck or Fordson Tractor. Detroit, Michigan & A small depcjit down, with easy payment of the hnknee arranged, or your enroll men I under the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, will put your order on the pnWred list for tpdng delivery. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Sixth Street and Pacific Highway, Medford R'D EV1ACADAMIZED Mlko Hunlcy, of tho Luke Creek district, who is one of tho prlmu movers in tho circulating and prepar ing of petitions for tho Improving of tho road from Kagle Point to Lako Creek, says that It Is planned to liavo the road macadamized, not paved as stated in tho paper. Cine thousand names are needed to go on tho peti tions. Attorney Charles lieames has been retained to hnndlc tho legal phases of tho matter. OBITUARY CKARLKY Mrs. Amdremeda Charley, mother of Nlmrod Charley and Mrs. Minnie Nixon, passed away For Creaky Joints Just rub on tho new application called Joint-Ease If you want to know what real joint relief is. It's for stiff, swollen, or pnln-tor-tured joints whether caused by rlicu tmulsm or not. A few seconds' rubbing and It soaks right In through skin and flesh right down to lfglment and bono. It oils up and limbers up tho joints, subdues the inflammation and re duces tho swelling.' Jolrit-Enso Is (ho ono great remedy for nil joint troublo nnd all druggists are dispensing It dally a tube for 60 cents. Adv. TOO LATE TO-v CLASSIFY WANTKD Used porcelain hath tub with necessary attachments. Ad dress Box 68, Jacksonville. 200 FOR SAT,,E Thor electric -washing machine. Good condition. Uox 60. Mail Tribune. 26G j WANTED To buy small electrk? ' mnpe. Call 678. 264 I "The Covered Wagon' i The film will soon shown here. be The hook read first. should be A new price 85c MEDFORD BOOK STORE 34 No. Central Ave. -" OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX) , Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop OOQOOOOXyV3000tXXQOOOOOQOC at Ashland Sunday morning, Jan. i". aged S7 years. She had been in Ash land for tho past two months, where she had gone to bo cared fur- in her declining years. Tho funeral service will be held Tuesday, January 29, at 2 p. ni. nt the Conger funerul chapel In Medford. ltev. V. J. Howe will officiate. Tall Ones, Short Ones, Everybody Will WanttoSecMe ' BABY PEGGY You're, seen mo in Uvo roel ilctures before, but you've never soen mo 111 real, lionent toeporiness full length pictures; this is my first ono. I have worked very,' very hard to make this one of the most entertain ing pictures you have ever ceen, and I am satisfied with the results. I am very fortunate In having so splendid a supporting cast In this picture; you all know Sheldon' Lewis, Gladys Hrockwoll, Max Da vidson, Frank Currier and lots of the others. They have all worked very hard, too, and I am suro you will enjoy Thfr DARLING OF NEW YORK It's a gripping, human interest drama with spectacular thrills, breathless suspense, laughs and norhnpa a tear. Please come and see how you liko me in my first big ' picture. GOING TONIGHT "THE BRASS BOTTLE" with a great' galaxy that spells a treat in entertainment Harry Myers Krnost Torrence Tully MarshaU-j-lliirbaift. La ,Marr-rForil. Stor-HnK- Ohavlottn Merrliim and Otis Harlan. Adults 35c; Kiddies 10c; Lorjco 50c. Just a Reminder THE MEDFORD HOTEL, JAN. 28 and 29 Come in and Be Fitted CANTILEVER SHOE CO. F. (Sb TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY A Powerful Picture of the "Reconstruction" and the KUKLUXKLAN OF CIVIL WAR DAYS Adm.s,i.n Z5c and 50, FRE0 ALT0N haight at the plano' KONDON'S for Cold i: Head, Catarrh. Ury No1. Cauelul. fincf-zmfr. Threat. Imiueiiia. iui'""'; in my first big production BEGINNING TOMORROW at the R 5 ALTO That a Complete Line of The Famous Cantilever Shoes Are Being Shown at E. THEATRE. - Central Point I