Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA OK TWO MEDFORD MATL TTTPTTXE. "MEDFOT?D, OHEOOX. TUESDAY. JANUARY 2f). 1f)24 Focal and Personal The first lot of deeds, -IhsuwI on certificates of delinquency of nsse.-w-ments for city improvements have been received hy the county clerk's office. There were 75 deeds in the batch. The law provides that after a period of three years ha.i elapsed after the issuance of the certificate of delinquency, a deed be issued, and a clear title recorded. Similar deeds will be comlnt; into the officials records at reKUlar intervals from now on. Tlio issuance of the deeds 'has been a thorn in the side of many local property holders, and the Impetus for considerable lCKal skirmishing, and the latest development, it is predicted, will cause some more of it. New -or used Hewing machines for rent by the month. Over 20 bargains in used machines. The tiinger Store. 10 JJoutli Fir street. . , 2US ' 'IlemstltchiiiK. buttons covered at the Handicraft Hliop. tf Mr. and Mrs. l'"loyd Hart havo Kone on a throe weekH motor trip to l.o AnKeles and throliKh tho Imperial Valley. .. Orchardlsts! If you will sec us nboiit your oil emulsion bctoro buying we can savu you money. Bear Creek Spray Co, 401-It-l. ' 25 A few sport coahi left nt tlio Colo nial cloning out sale very cheap, 206 X'few sport coats left at tho Colo nial closing out snlo very cheap. 2l5 The Itoosevelt School I'arenl Teachers meetliiK haH been moved for ward a week to Feb.-1. Buy your Hcreen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. I'hono 108. ' ''!' I'lano, bunBalow size, for ront for 4 to 6 mniiths. II. G. Ijiuuspnch, phono 227. , ' ' 26 Hob Deuel boa returned from a week's trip to his homestead near Unite Falls. Individual or corporation slate In come tax reports must be accompan ied by a copy of tho federal report for the same .period. l'.lanks for these reports are now belntf received and reports piust be made for 1!I23. ?3.00 per month puis a now Winter in your home. Tlio Hlnger Htoro now niidcr new and honest management. lU'Kp'u.lh Fir Bt. , ' - " 2UM Tliero was ll report In town today that there is a movement on foot to build a rood from Prospect to Hulto Falls. This roail will pass through one of the best bodies of timber In the country and cross the south and mid dle forks of tho Rogue river, necessi tating tho construction of two of tlio largest bridges in tho county. Huy your shingles and roofing nt Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 13. Main street. Thono 108. tf -.' If you want your trees and shrub bery sprnyod, call II. Dixon, phono 100. lllg power sprayer. 208 i Tjvo business, visitors in the city I who believe in advertising their bust-1 ness on hotel registers lire registered lit tho Mcdford lis "IT. Wlllinghani. Llfo Haver," and lua F. Feldmun, ' "Softpville Suds." .' .- I Tho Colonial closing out salo !s nu'.klng a big cut on corsets this week. " " ' - -2fl6t Piano for ront. II.' O. Xaunspiich. 265 I Ttov. and Mrs. Wm. 11. Hamilton left yesterday for Portland to attend , the 30th annual convention in that city of tho Kpiscopal diocese of Oro gon which will bo held Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates to this con vontlon consist of all tho clergymen In tho diocese, six laymen from each parish and three laymen from each I organized mission. Tho diocesan Woman's Auxiliary will hold its an nual meeting today, Wednesday and Thursday. Weather Htrlp shuts out tho cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf You can get It at DeVoo'a. tf Former Josephlno county residents now living in Portland, will meet In tho assembly room of tho Hotel Port land at 8 o'clock on February 2 for their mid-Winter danco. Duplicating sale books for salo nt this office. tf . Tho Combination Shop, Front anil ICIghth St. 11. W. Meadows Is back In his shop ready for all kinds of busi ness, and will make a specially of testing and repairing boilers. 'Also litis with him Koy Warfleld, experi enced mechanic, who will do albklmls of auto work reasonable. Come in and soo us. Cor. Front and Kltihth St. 204 Tho city council will hold Its last mooting of the month tonight with the outlook that little business will be transacted outside of a routine nature. . In tho Illustrated artliTu on early transportation by Wm. M. Colvlg. in the Mcdford Sun. January 20th. 11 stated Clement Thomas and Pen llol llday built the toll road over the SIs kiyolis. Mr. Colvlg na'H the toll road was built by a limn named Thomas, whoso first niinio ho does not know, and not ('lenient Thomas. Tuxedo tobacco,, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsdeii, . 2G0 The CoLontiil closing out sale Is making u big cut on corsets this week. 2or. E7" 3 Wednesday RaisinBread Baked by ; '; ,. FLUHRER . A baker of reputation A At Any Grocer -m ri, A. S. Kusenbuuni was among llie visitors here loduy from .MtHlforil, to attend the funeral services of Dr. I.oughriclge. .Mr. Itosenbaum and Dr. Loughrldgo were old-time friends. Grants Pass Courier. - - 1 The Lincoln club 1b desirous of securing pictures of all republican presidents, also large flags for use at the coming banquet, Feb. 12lh, and will guarantee their return. Bee or phono C. C. Lemmon 172. 267 For your baby's sake, get acquaint ed with tho Vanta way of dressing it; without a pin or button and without once turning them over. Handicraft Shop. 268' Temporary visitors in the city from San Francisco include G. F. Charles ton, A. K. Page, O. West, It. It. Stovall M. W. Geoffney, H. K. Loughroy, It. It. Miller. Government Btamped pure silk 'pon gee 88c and 08c. Jap Art Store. 270 Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 2C0 V. A. Davis of Rogue Itiver and George W. Sorenson of Grants Pass are among the visitors In tho city from the 'north end of the valley. Tho best In the cheapest in the end. Corllcelll silk stockings nre economy with correctness and smartness In all lines and colors. ' Handicraft Shop. 208 Crepe paper 6c roll, DeVoe's. Tho Itotary clubs of lioseburg and Medford will put on an Inter-clty meeting nt tho Hotel Oxford In Grunts Pass thin evening nt 7 o'clock, the affair being In the nature of a dinner meeting and Is for tho purpose of pro- tooting botti' relations between tlio three cities. The Itotarlans of Med ford who will attend this evening's dinner and meeting will depart for Grants Pass from the city lato this afternoon by auto. ' ' Jap store sells crepe 23c yard. 270' Milk and crenm at DeVoe's. tf . G. W. Dow, tho Olson street grocer, has two dwelling houses nearly com- .........I V,l fk..tr.l'.ln lw tween Third and Fourth streets, and tho other near his store on Olson Htreet. Weulher Strip shuts out tho cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and eiimiy applied, nig i-iih'h Lumber Co. tf (lot soft paper sdiool tablota at HiIh office. tf A HtieHul mi'i!tlnir of thu Moilfoiil pout of tlui Ainorlunn I,'i;lnn will no lii'lil In llm Armory tomorrow evening lit 7:1111 o'rlorli. An very vllul nuUtm'H muni lu i1Ibior(m1 of at thin llinu. every poHt member Ih ured to ntteml. Molhem, doctors, nurses nnil wel fare experts reeomnieml nil Vntitii garments for tlio baby. Handicraft Shop. 2CS Wunthor Strip shuts out the cold from nrotind doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Maurice Coitiirl. special atjent of tho Southern I'aclflc company, was a liilslness visitor In tho city today. Very low prices on hiiih quality corsets nt tho Colonial closing out sale. Plenty of old papers for sale at this office. tf Oregon will send six delcRntes t the first western division conference of the United Btates Chamber of Com merce at San Francisco today and -'n,l.,u,lv Thn rit,lol'ltl.a will til- .cludo.Fra.4fe Andrews, president of mo cnamuer or commerce; irvniB r.i---Vlnini? of Ashland, president of thoicllr- state chamber of commerce; W. I. 11. Bodson, manager of tho I'ortland chamber; A. S. Dudley, executive mnmiKor of tho state chamber; F. C. Knapp of Portland and Knlph I.. Shepard of Oregon City. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 206 Do not start your spring sewing until you see tho beautiful lino of I'lverfast linens and glnghaniB for dresses and suits. Handicraft Hhop. ,208 Tho sfhodulo of tho final oxnmlmv Hotih, to tttlto pluco Kob. 6. (I, 7, for this term nt tho Mini ford hlnh, In out mid tho school Is preparing for thusc oxamlniitions. v All kinds of rouh and droHned lumber. Wallaco Woods, phone 10S. 711 Kast Matn. 1U Ml Mexican beans, 20 lbs. 1.00 Hutchison & humsden. 20G Frederick L. Heath returned Monday ovenlng from a tr to Tort- j land. Very low prices on lilKh quality corsets at tho Colonial closing out sale. Coal hrlquettos. Clean and econom ical. Kxcluslvo dealers, Hanson Coal Co. Thono 23D. tf "It' was nlmoRt a Copco forum to day whou tho chamber of commerce held its regular weekly luncheon," nays tho (iranls 1'ass Courier. "The heads of tho California Oregon rower company were present and each had something (o say in regard to develop ment plans for this section and for the stiit e. Tho main Hpeaker was I'aul ll. MeKee. vice, president and general I mi tinner, from Medford. He took up tho reasons for the co-operation between thn communities and the Industries located In them, with spec ial rcferencu to his own company. Other Copco speakers were John 1. Mi'Kcc, president, Joseph tinuit, chairman of tho board, V. H. Craw ford, manager of the new ludutdries department, and H. I, Walther, divi sion manager for tho Itoguu Htver divljdou." There's it busy Bualuoss College In Medford. (IWN Hemntltchlng 8c per yard at Etylo cruft, opposite Itialto theatro, it K, M. Machines, of the AttHoclatod Oil cum patty was in Mod ford Sumlny en rou to to l'ortland from tJin Fran cisco. Could nn thing be better than the abKoluto guarantee given with our lingerie line, color fast to everything. Handicraft Hhop, Ked Mexican beans, 20 lbs. 1.00. Hutchiiioii & Lumsden. 266 Charles He use 1 man was at Grants Pass today on business. Wo have good values in used cars, rot ton A Koblnson, Inc. tf Selling out now phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Itay Kenlty Co. Open ovenlnga. Among Portland visitors In Med ford for short stays aro Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tliggn, Mrs. C Brnun, Mr. and Mrs. M. C, Menervey, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Thomas, I'aul Schmidt, George H. Kildow, ltay C. Bteele and K. 13. Fish. Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. You can't do It nt home for this amount. Medford Homestlc foundry. Personal Pnme.tl" Si-rvlce. I'bone 1S6. tf I lau.Uuiger snnU.viviics at DeVoe's. A Kiivanis club Willi r,'l charter members was organized al I'orvaliis Tuesday night. This is the 15th dub in the stale. Get your magazines at DeVoe's, Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 2bb Mrs. M. Herbert will entertain the ladles of the St. Ann's Altar society at tea Thursday in her homo on South Oukdalc avenue. At Deuel's Hemstltchlnc 8c' tf We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. You can get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. Mrs. J. A. Welch of Spokane Is a Washington state guest registered at the Hotel Medford. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. HOC Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf If you don't want to savo money, don't read this: To anyone who buys one dollar's worth of goods at the lied CroHs Thrift Shop on next Wednesday or Thursday, Jan. 30 and 31, will be given their choice of any hat in the shop. Don't forget tho dates. Tho Oregon Cavemen, Inc., nre put ting on their Cavemen'B Clever Capers of 1024 at tho ltlvoll theatre In Grants Pass on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Reservations are being made by a number of Medford people. Thursday being the more popular I ' .! 1 . 11 ' , " : mo cavemen nave pro. ce "' ........ ........ . , "h; ."-"'. ''" . vuei iieeii u lull ;uiw, uiuhb HunBDn Coal Co. Phone 23U. tf Tho following Ih an extract from a letter from Charlos S. Howe, presi dent of tho Case Hf-hool of Applied Krlenco, Cleveland, Ohio: "I find that tho HtandliiK of tho Medford high school is excellent and that a certifi cate from thero will ho accepted hy us without examinations In thowe siiti- . J"-1 ln" ",l " ' ' " " 1" ""T".''., t Li? ,. ", t a . i . . i ,i,u hih " lT , . ."; " . E ... - school Our only business Is Insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk. K. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf Mr. and Mrs. H. A. llenshavv passed thi'otiRh Medford yesterday on their way from Medford to San Francisco. Mr. Hemihaw Is Southern, l'aclfio as sistant frcljjht traffic manager and well known In the KoKUe lllver valley. Mrs. Frederick will (jive a free demonstration of Mar-Jo preparation.! Wednesday, Jan. 30th. Call and try a Mar-Jo facial. Medford neauty Shoppe, North Central, over M. M. Dept. Store. 204 Tho Christians will play North. Methodist team tonight at basketball. The first game of tonight will be be tween the Presbyterians and tho South Methodists. A hot fluht is looked for. Tho second Knme will de cldo the Htnmlinu of tho different teams In tho leaKlie ns It is the last name of tho first half of the series. A la.KO attendance is ev,.ectr Unity literature teacties people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 100 South Ivy. tf Moroy D. Field, auditor of the Call- purchased a. new Chevrolet . touring Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 260 Claud Miles Is In town from his homestead near Itutte Falls. Ited Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 Tho Medford Shriners are giving a social daoce at the Oriental ballroom , '" lu " ' , . ". " ........o ...... ladles nre invited as guests. Admis- I sion or Master Manons will ue oy cai4 only. Uach Shrlner must wear his fez. If you havo a wreck, day or night, and want car brought to town, phono 57, Hltlson Motors. 204 drover Corum Is In Medford for a few days from his homestead near llutto Falls. Wo will loan you monoy to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man." Tho weather with Its mildness and mixture of wind, sunshine and cloudi ness, with light infrequent sprinkles, ,tf tlin illicit fi.vt- iluvu unnnio Vi.fV 1111. certain, but another high wind arose this forenoon which brought consider able rain at times and Indications were that the long expected and de ferred heavy rainfall was near at hand. Haln Is the official prediction for Wednesday. Tho maximum tem perature of fit! degrees yesterday was followed by a balmy 48 degrees mini mum this morning. .lap Art Store, sells mah-Jongg sets $2.50. 270 lVed I,. Colvlg, deputy federal col lector of Internal revenue left yester day foi1 Klamath Falls, where he will spend the week assisting the tax pay ers In making their Income tax return. How do you build fireswithout old papers? Get them at 10c tho bundle at this office. tf Speculation Is rife In political cir cles ns to who will be appointed on the state highway commission as suc cessor to V. A. Maloue of CorValUs, whose term expires March 1. ' AM Uedmen and 1'ocahontiiit Invited to attend dance at hall Wednesday night. Jan. SO, Sfli Evi:nr known foum op INSURANCE AND BOXDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 M- Mill llf.l, ST Dr. Jud Rickert; AND OPTICIAN NO DHOrS USED ' 80S East Mala fetrec AmuiiK the virtltuis in the city from C r;ints i'uss today is A. 11. Davis, an attorney of that city. Colonel (?. CI. Thomson of Crater National park left today for a trip to the Josephine Caves, where J. A. Ormandy, Koneral puMHenser niient of the Southern Pacilic company is en tertaining a party of sightseers and conducting- them through the caves. W. R.' Henry, assistant athletic di rector of the Ashland hfsh school, has heen secured to act as part time secre tary for the Ashland Y. M. C. A. and has pledged to devote what additional time he has . available after school requirements have heen taken care of to give active instruction in boys' ath letics in interest of the 1. Mrs. George Jjiidley is quite ill with a nervous breakdown. OBITUARY 1UWIX Allen Montana Irwin died at .Medford. Ore., Jan. 23 from ulcers of tho stomach. Ayd 58 years. Na tive of Montana and he had heen a resident of Jacksonville for six months and of linker. Ore., 54 years. He leaves his wife. Motile, one son. Daniel P. Irwin, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Krauneuhurg, Klamath Falls, Ore., Mrs. Karl Weir, Chlloquin, Ore. KervK-es will he held at the ler l Funeral Homo. Wednesday, 2:00 p. m. Interment In Jacksonville eenio- terx- TALENT John Talent, hrother of Charley Talent, of this city, died In a Portland hospital Monday, Jan. 3Kth NEW V t ??5' PLAYING TODAY TOMORROW . SHOW. : : AML " and THURSDAY ' TODAY! f fSS . ' THE " MILLION DOLLAR BABY IN HER FIRST BIG PICTURE , A gripping human-interest ' drama, thrilling sus pense, a laugh and tear all centering around a little girl who you can't help but love and enjoy from be ginning to end. You've seen Baby Peggy in comedy roles and every body knows what a riot of fun she is clever, clean-cut comedy that gets you. You are going to see another side of Baby Peggy in this picture you will see her carrying big emotonal situations, and before you know it you'll be wiping away a tear between laughs. . '' '. .... , - . ": Thf rcjiKtin.s will tie hrtttiht here to- j nun-row morning for Imriul. The d e t ea so 1 was ti 3 y ea r s o 1 d , ! came to Jackson county when he was 1 5 years old a n it 1 f ved he re all the time until uhout four years ago when he moved to Salem. The funeral will probably be hold Thursday. Venizelos III Again. ATHENS, Jan. 29. (By the Asso ciated Press.) For the second time since his return to Greece, Premier j FOR SALE House located at northeast corner of Central Ave. and Eighth Street Pur chaser, must remove at once. Inquire Medford Lumber Co. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOlt HAbU Dining table and chairs, brass, lied, springs, and maltresit, chairs, dishes, heater (small;. Call mornings 830 Minnesota Avo. litili FOlt IUCNT I louac keeping rooms, upstairs;- adults. 43(i N. ' Bartlett. 2;ii FOli Keeilor tilira. rtlinr I f ' Carl Stockdale Pat Hartigan . 2 I ;" 'lBf 4 'I Frank Currier Minnie Steele ' j -R ' -555lw!a I Gladys Brockwell Wm. H. Turner - (1 Max Davidson . Wm. J. Quinn 1 .. .' JM&k Mkt Venizelos became ill today during heated debate in tho national assembly and was obliged to leave the chamber. He was taken to his home. Xolice W. O. M. dance at I. O. O. F. on Thursujay nlfcht, January 31. Members and invited friends. Admission fifty- five cents. Committee. 2C,C Cavemen's Clever Capers of 1924 RIVOLI THEATRE, GRANTS PASS Wednesday and Thursday ' January 30 and 31 ' , A Full Evening of Entertainment Singing, Dancing, Minstrels See the Cavemen in Their Original Costumes General Admission 77c plus 80 war tax; total 85o ADDED ATTRACTIONS! "GOLF MANIA" a comedy PATHE world JEUNESSE 1 ' - at the REGULAR PRICES: Adu!t3 35c; Kiddies 10c; Loges 50c Coming Friday "LITTLE JOHNNY JONES" NEWS events BUTLER' organ ' '