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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ftrEDFOTEP MATL TT?T"BTTNT). MFDrOUD, OREflOX. THURSDAY, - JANUARY 31. 1924 Yocal and Personal - Tho democrats of Jaekson county, who will put a full ticket In the field thla year, have favored Wilson Walte for county clerX, a well known young man, of this city, prominent in roast musical circles, and best known local ly as the leader of the D.O.K.K. band. Mr. Waite's entry would make four candidates for the clerkship, Carl Y. Tengwald. W. H. Crandall of Centra! Point, and Miss Delllla Stevens of this city. Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday night, Feb. and. Luveland'a orchestra. 268 Fine cooking potatoes at Watkins' Feed atore. I'tJS Col. and Mrs. Robt. Brown who have been visiting Col. and Mrs. Gor don Voorhles for several weeks left today for Santa Barbara, California. Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 "Ask those who dance with .wiunB u..t..f.i.v ni,.hin ' . 0( J. T. Sutton pleaded guilty and for- f...l hi .Irivlnir licprnu f...' six nrhn v.,,,,,,,!,, Il ,f,ipn i in a . tice court yc.Hter.lay by IJ.-i.uty Ktuto ,:',"nt8 , M",lf,"ri1- Trtn., nffi,-.-r .1. j. MMuhmi on ,.Klnmath I-uIIh nml Coon r:ay polnti. charge of speeding. I House for rent. C. A. DeVoo. New or used sewing machines for I rent by the month. Over 20 bargains in used machines. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. 2UK Postmaster Wm. J. Warner of this city 'was one of tho speakers at the chamber of commerce forum of Ash land last Tuesday who talked on the .recent features of the slate economi.: agricultural conference held at Oor- vallls. Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday night, Feb.' 2nd. ' LovelamVs orchestra. 2H i. Why uho a treadle machine when we will rent you a new White Flectric for $3.00 per month. White Sewing Machlno Co.. 24 N. Bartlett. Mrs. John ' McKinney of Med ford, ' requested the, Mall Tribune todny to announce' that she Intends to brim; action against her husband whom shit ! fiued for divorce Nov. 1Dth,'l!t, for marrying Miss Katherino Hawk of Medford, January 4, 1034, before the year's period had elapsed. ' 'We are glad to havo you call and boo our new spring mllllnei'y, Feb. 2nd at tho M. M. Dept. Store. UtiO Tuxedo tobacco,- 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & humsdon. i((iG As, a result of tho meeting hero Tuesduy night of Hot arums from) Rosoburg and Medford. it Is probable thnt n. Hntitrv club will he organized . In Oranta Pass. The preliminary Mops j are already being taken and a number nf hnulnoflu niMrt hnvA liHiliul tit meet next Tuesday noon at the Ox- ford to discuss the matter further. , At the lnter-clty meeting Tuesday night at tho Oxford, Jtoseburg sent nino members, Medford 26 and C.mnts! Pass had 11 men present. A a mean . of promoting a better feeling between the three cities, the meeting was decided success fr "Bill," "A. C. "Max'Vand all the rest were present and wore called by those names, put ting everybody on a friendly basis at once. Grants Pass Courier. . Dance where beauty and music mako a pleasant evening. The Orien- tnl irnrHnna Miittifrlnv niirhta Villi Special for Friday and Saturday, our chocolate butter-nut candy, regu lar 60c lb., at 30c, a delicious confec tion. Tho Rogue. 2,07 Harold A. Wing, who has been With the First National bank, has left to becomo associated with J. W, Wuke field in the Insurance business. Tho lighting effects will be com pleted for the dance Saturday night at the Oriental gardens. 2tit ,New shipment cotton crepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store. O. H. Farstor of Chicago and K. Baird of. Now York City aro among the business visitors In the city from the east. HomHtitchlng, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Regular 20c dozen doughnuts for 15c, Friday and Saturday at The Rogue. 287 H. O. Frohbach, secretary of the chamber of commerce, returned to Medford lpt night from Seattle where he had been attending tho Northwest Fair association meeting for the last few days, booking attractions for the Jackson County Fair next fall. A telegram announces: Our beauti ful pattern hats from tho east will be at tho M. M. Dept. Store Saturdny, Fob. 2nd. 26tl Special for Friday and Saturday, our chocolate butter-nut candy, regu lar COc lb., at 35c, a delicious cunfec 1 tion. .The Rogue, 267 Ground will bo broken at Forest Grove, March 1, for a new Masonic Temple, to cost approximately $110, 000. . Linen crepe, all colors, 9Sc yd. Jap Art Rtoro. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 266 Vivian Stancliff left this morning for Crescent City, Calif., fur a visit with friends and relatives. ' Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son Or Lumsden. 2'.fi "3 Milk Bread baked by I " FLUHRES ,A baker of reputation. h II, . At Any. Grocer Horn, to Mr. ami Mrs. C I Kuny uf i'hueuix, Jan. 30, a ijouikI girl at tilt I'urufker !;itt-iniiy honu. Regular 20c dozen doughnuts for 16c Friday and Saturday at The liotfue, 267 Dance at the most beautiful place In the went, the Oriental gardenH every Saturday night. 266 The county court ha called fur , bids fur next winter's wood at the courthouse and the poorfarm; 100 cords at the courthouse, and 50 cords at the poorfarm. The wood must be sound fir, and delivered in the pile by September 1st. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The best is the cheapest in the end Corticelli silk Blockings are economy with correctness and ftmartness in all lines and colors. Handicraft Shop, 2G&9 Uuy your screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, 711 K. Main Phone 108. , tf According to late news from Inter- urban motor bus circles in Portland through bus service without transfers to begin between April 1st and April l!i Is being planned. Officials of five Willamette valley stage lines are fig uring on a merger, which will permit innuign service from Portland to Kosoburg without changing cars. At J!,TMint (T??wa "1UHt ',L'r",",lu "l HiLlenl a,1(l At Roseblllg it in planned lo make connections to jv ii'H'Kriini itiiiiuunri'H; uur uwum ful pattern hats from tho cast will be at the M. M. Dept. Store Saturday. Feb. 2nd. 2tiG JCed Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 S. F. Henry and If. Kgan are busi ness visitors in the city from San Francisco. , , Buy your nhlngles nnd roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 K. Main stnmt. Phone 108., . tf Jf you want your trees and shrub bery sprayed, call It, Dixon, phone 106. Big power sprayer. 2(J8 At (Hants Pass tonight the Ashland high girls busket ball team, which de feated the Grants Pass high girls team last Saturday night in Ashland in a closn game, 17-16, the result being In doubt Up until the very lust minute of play, will play the same team agaln. Weather Strip shuts out the cold f,'om 'around d' nd wii n,'an umI ay anulled. Big windows. 1'i n3 Lumber Co. If ( Jail Art Store sells mah-Jongg sets $11.50. 270 T. A. RftftVty of Salem, Htato motor vehicle traffic officer.' and deputy traffic officers O. M. Flanery. also of Salem, and K. R. Thurbcr of Rosebiirg wero .visitors in tho city today who arrived in tho city last evening. Could anything be bettor than the "Solute guaranteo given with our "" cl,J"""i' Handicraft Shop. 268 You can get it at DeVoe's. - tf Charles Deedon of tho Leedon Tire hon ot Ashland was an out of town visitor yesterday. Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf "-"'"g " upw pnonogrnpns mm recordM all kinds half price. Oold Ray Jpal,V ('- l,en vonlngs. ' Porter J. Neff left last evening for Portland on a brief business trip. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Wo have good values in used curs. Patton & Robinson. Inc. , tf j K;' Thompson, of the service do ' partment of the Covey Motor Car Co., of Portland has been In this city dur j ing tho last few days calling on Cadillac owners. Tuxedo tobacco. 10 cans $ 1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 Weather Strip shuts out tho cold from around doors nnd windows. Cheap and easily applied. Rig Pines Lumber Co. tf Several parties of Medford people drove to O rants Pass last niuht to see tho "Cavemen's Comic Capers" at the Klvoll theater in that City. Tho house was packed and the performance was amusing nnd clever. A largo atten dance Is expected for tonight also. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man, (let soft papor school tablets at this office tf D. 8; Weir, Southern Pacific assis tant division superintendent, was In town today. Unity lite rat tiro teaches peoplo how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution, IOC South Ivy. tf Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around floors nnd ' windows? Cheap anil easily applied. Rig Pines Lumber Co. tt- Mrs," 1C. Reed of Ran Francisco who has been visiting relatives here since Christmas left for homo yesterday. Our only business Is Insurance, but wo cover 1 every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "Tho Insuranco Man." tf $S.00pcr mouth pulN a new Singer In your homo1. Tho Singer Storo now under new and honest management. 10 South Fir St. 26S Frank L. Strickland, first lieutenant of tho 7th Infantry was In Medford today attending to business at the local recruiting station. All kinds of rongh 'ftnd' dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 1 US. 711 Fast Main. : The Lincoln club irf desirous of securing pictures of all republican prvsldents, also largo flags for use at the coming banquet, Feb. 12th, and will guarantee their return. Se or phone C C. Lennnon 172. 267 Among the Orcgoulans who are tempornry visitors In Medford lire Mr. and Mrs. 13, A. FrAna nf Hood River, A. A. Spohof nnd M. Janrtey of Kugeno, W. S. Mattwon of Klamath Falls and the following from Port land: A. C. Hicks, , R, Hornier. C. W McCartney. A. M. Heaver, K. M. Hoellcr, Mrs. C lira mi, A. A. Hale. H. K. Parsons, A. Haynes nnd O. W. F. Meyer and daughter. Crepo paper Cc roll, DeVoe's. Oenulne I lose h Magneto parts and repairs. Klectrlc Shop, Eighth, nnd llnrtlott. tf The Leap Year dance at Orth hall. In Jacksonville last night was a suc cess. The new Jacksonville orchestra furnished tho music nnd there were a number of people from Medford pres ent. For your baby's sakfl. get acquaint ed with the Vanta way of dressing it: without a pin or button and without once turning them over. Handicraft Shop. 26-X Coal briquettes. Clean nnd econom ical. Kxclusive dealers, Hanson Coal Co. Phono 239. tf Tho final basketball game between the ApplcKato and Rutte Falls com munity IvkeUmll tatns will take -y nt Dur'o Fills. . At Dtuc:V--IIJib,,!iuUi' 3c. ' tf rifir highway ejijjiin-iM- of this distri't. w;n a business visitor in the city yesterday from Grants Pass. We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 W. J. Hedges, arrested yesterday on a charge of speeding by State Traffic Officer J. M. Flanery. pleaded guilty and was fined $15 by Judge Glenn O. Taylor in justice court today. Government stamped pure silk pon gee 88c and 98c. Jap Art Store. 270 There's In Medford busy. Business College uyi.N - Henry French of the Dodge bridge section was In Medford yesterday transacting business. Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00 Hutchison & Lumsden. 266 ; Petite prunes, 20 Ids. $1.00. Hutchison-Lumsden. 266 J. D. Harnett of Cluett Pcabody rCo. of Troy, N. V., is an out of town vMtor. . Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Rialto theatre. tf Jap store sells crepe 23c yard, 270 Mrs. James Campbell of- West Tenth street went to Oak Power, Calif., yeyterday to visit relatives for a week. Try our wet wash on your next I wash day. 15 pounds for 75c, You can t do it at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. lVrsonal Domestic Service Phone IOC. tf Mothers, doctors, nurses and wel- j faro experts recommend all Vanta i garments for the baby. Handicraft j Shop. 26K t "Chick" Hawk, well knmvn racing j driver and an employe of the Medford 1 Harness company in at present at the j Sacred Heart hospital where ho un- I derwent a serious operation yosterday. j lie is getting along very well. Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. A. C. Geiger. K. H. Carlo n and George AVubb who. apent Thursday fishing ttii the Rogue, river just below the Gold Kay dam brought home fourteen salmon. They report that .a run of stcelhend salmon in on. Do not start your spring sewing untit you see- the beautiful lino of ' Kvurfast .linens and ginghams for dresses and suits. Handicraft Shop. 268 , At the regular meeting of the i Itogue River Valley Ministerial asso- eiation held In Ashland last Monday, i Rev. Howe, pastor of the Christian church at Medford read a paper on "Christianity, the Solution of the World's Problems." Twenty pastor from Medford. Central Point. Grants Pass and Ashland were in attendance. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Colo liulmcs, i seven nnd one-half pound buy. Jan. 31, at tho Purucker Maternity homo. The Parent-Teachers circle of tho Roosevelt school will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow nt 3 o'clock In tho nfternoon. lOlsle Caffery of Kalispel, Mont.. has come to. Medford to work for Miss Taylor's millinery department at Deuel's department store. Miss Caf fery held this same position about year ago when, she left to return to her home. . Washington state residents who are f temporary sojourners in Medford in- j elude Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Glasr, Miss j Ann C. Harriot, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. j Lamondy, Chita. F. Frasch and riaugh-'j ter, J A. Gallagher and James lioure- pas of Seattle, and Paul A. Moscr of t Spokane. i All the officials of tho California ! urwgon rower company ana tno neaun . - ... . . of departments will be in Roscburg for the regular monthly conference on construction, operating and account ing that Is taking place In that city tomorrow nnd Saturday, There will be about 25 or 30 there from all four divisions of the company. Many Have Appendicitis . Don t Knew It Much so-called stomach trouble is really chronic "appendicitis. This can often be relieved by simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed in Ad lerlka. Most medicines afi't only on tower bowel, but Adlcrlka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, and removes all gasscs nnd poisons. Itiings out matter you never thought wan In your sy.it e in. Kxcellent for obstlnatu constipation. Leon It. Has klns. Adv. RIALTO I .1. 'J. Lioml.y, resident CLEAVING TONIGHT fA W J vj ' Tho Wonder Child ef the World Wf' 1 AjAv - C vlV BABY PEGGY in - 36 ' V Q)Y sjjrjft " ' i-! "Tho Darllngi of. New York'1 . ' - v - ' 1 ii i out rah t with tho spring-like wi-;ith r prevailing lui t ii is wi-ck i the short cold wave of last year at this time when the minimum was 15.3. fill low ing the maximum of tho day before, 36. . Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Murray, of Klamath Fails, were in Medford a few hours today enroute home from Port laud, where they had been on busi ness. The Murray's are pioneer news paper tpeople in Klamath FallA. for merly owned and edited the Herald, and are now running tho Sunday Sun in that city. Mr. .Murray says business is fine in Klamath Falls, that the ; mills are running full time and that , tney an jook for greater improve t merits in all lines of business and greater development of their re- sources when the Klamath Lukes rail road Is completed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowne of Medford are among the guests at the Hotel Oakland. Oakland, Calif. The "Birth of a Nation" played to a capacity house ut the F & K theatre of Central Point last night. This film will be shown again tonight for the lost time. The regular meeting of the Parent Teachers circle of the Lincoln school will be held Friday evening in the school building, and the daddies are especially Invited. An Intensive evening course, the Art of Judging Men or Human Nature Study opens next Thursday at the Medford Business College. The work Is equivalent to a much longer uni- versity course In applied psychology, and will bo in charge of Prof. Leland J. Knox, of the local high school faculty. 271 .. . . OBITUARY WIMKIl Deliah A. Wimor died at her homo In Central Point, Oro., from infirmities of old ajce. Deceased was bom in Indiana Feb. 15, 1812. Aged SI years, 11 month:?, 15 days. She was married to Goorgo V. Wittier in 1SG3 and two weeks later they started cross In;? the plains to Tiliamook, Oregon, whero thoy Hpent tho winter, then mov ed to Jackson coun:j. At different 'times they havo resided In different 1 parts of Oregon.' She was a member jof the Baptist church for many years, j leaving four daughters and two sons:' Mrs. Katherine Strong, Wasaougal, Wash.; Mrs. Mattie Radabaugh, Eu- Kfi,' Ore.; Mra. Allie Baker, Oakland. Cal.; Mrs. L. I. Campbell, Central Point, -Oro.; Charles Wimor, Ashland, Ore.; John Wlmer, Corinille, Ore., also r.2 grandchildren ami eight greatgrand children. Funeral services will be held at Pearl Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p. TOO LATE- TO JJLASSIFY FOK SAI.R Dry apple wood. Phone f.3!-R-3. 2G7 WANTKIJ Ijiwn plnntinx nnil lnnrt wnpp work. Phone KT-H. 208 ETERy IfNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE An V nnvna BONDS ui K3 R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING. SINCE 1909 HELEN RODOLF Reopens Dancing Classes after advanced work at Kosloff Studio, San Francisco BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 2 at Old American Legion Hall A strong drama of the turf, pulsating with action and 'romance, with Johnny Hints, all pep and fun, a the Yam kee Jookey forging to victory In one of the most peetacu lar horse races ever.recorded on the screen. This picture packed with Intrigue, will hold you spellbound. ni. Interment in Harsudim cemetery. Ashland, Oic. 1MCKEL Francis Kdna Rickel died at the home of C. A. Pickrl, KMC Court street yesterday where she bad been brought from her home at (it iints Pass, Ore., for medical treat ment. Five weeks ago she had a ner vous breakdown from which there was no hopes of her recovery. Mrs. l'ickel was married to Lyle 1'ickel at Medford April, 1012. To thjs union were born three children, two of whom died in their infancy. She is survived by her husband, Lyle and one son, Gordon, aged 11 years, also her mother and father. Uev. and Mrs. W. J. Ward, a retired Methodist min ister four brothers and five sisters, Wilbur J., Earl C, Clarence and Al lie Ward, Louis, Bernice, Florence Ward. Mrs. Lillian Snider, and Mrs. Ethel Kidd. Deceased was born in Illinois De cember 7, ISftl, aged 82 years, 1 mo. 23 days. She was a member of the Methodist church and up to J'jne, the family had been residents of Med ford. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home, Friday at 2:30 p. m., Tie v. J. Randolph Sasnett of ficiating. Interment in I. O. O. F. cemetery. With Medford frnde Is Medford mnd. Are YOU Healthy? Perhaps you suffer from backache, have freiiuent headaches, a tired, wornout feeling. Do you want to re gain youthful buoyancy, bright eyes, a fresh, clear skin' ' Fortunately there is a remedy that will help you. Dr. Pierce, who was a fjkllful phy sical n, discovered this medicine filly years ago and knew its value so well that he called it his "Favorite Pre-! script Ion," and with thousands of. women to whom it has brought relief, it Is also a favorite, and many testi monials prove its worth. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. I Pii.rri'a IticuU.Ki II..I..1 ij..rr..i,, V V., and write for free medical advice. AUV F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT "BIRTH OF A'NATION" Last' Time Tonight Friday Night Only GLADYS WALTON In "THE UNTAMEABLE" Serial Episode No. 2 "Around the World In Eighteen Days." TWO REEL. CENTURY COMEDY Country Store Monday. Night Admission 10o and 30c Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M. Dr. Jud Rickert AXW OPTICIAN NO PROPS ,DSEn , R08 Rast Matn Ktreo geM.Co2ian Doctor's Prescription Amazing Success Overcomes Kidney Ailments and Backache Thousands Die Yearly Who Ought Not M.Die Kidney. Troubles Kill Them. The small delicate sieves jn the 'kidneys clog up the poisons that should Mrain through and pass out with the water back up and get into the sys tem Uiis means uremic poisoning and may mean the loss of some loved one. Best for all of us to look the facts in the face andi heed nature's plain danger signals. The lite, work of Doc tor Daniel Ci. Carey was the study of diseases of the urinary system and his famous prescription of roots and herbs known the country over as Dr. Corey's Marshroot prescription 777 has help er! others to get well and stay well. MR. FARMER- HOW Field Seeds? You'll sctcn be planting and when you do,, you'll want the best seed you can buy at the lowest possible price. WE HAVE BOTH In spect cur stock and get our price before you buy. A FULL STOCK To Select From ALL RE-CLEANED SEED Monarch Seed Co. 323 E. MAIN PHONE 260 The Farmer 's Service Station" "I cleared my land . DATICTP STUMPING"- ACRES of lend now in. profitable crops wncrc 'nothing out stumps grew before that is what Pi icific Stump ing did for me, and did it at lower cost." Many ranchers around here say this from actual experience. Iicific Stump ing gives you one-half more powder for your dollar shoots stick for stick with any standard stumping powder, but you get 142 sticks of Pacific Stumping as against 100 sticks of the others. It will not freeze or give you a headache from handling. We J: Pacific Stumping and other du Pont dynamites. See usibefore buy ing your next supply. ' Medford Furniture & Hardware Jo: , , . Crater, Lake Tflardware Co. NON:HEADACHE STUMPING It's Guaranteed. - If you havo backache or frequent headaches, if your sleep iH disturbed and you get up In the night. If your eyes are puffy and palms moist, cut out thlR notice, take it to your drusBlst'nnd say "This Is what I want: Dr. Carey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777." Tou can always Bet it In liquid or tablet form at Heath's Drug Btore and West Side Phar. macy. Both are equally effective. The price is $1.50 and, mind you. If It ' ; doesn'v help you, if you aren't glud in a week's time that you bought it, Just get J'our money back that's the way this suc cessful medicine Ih sold. Adv. ABOUT AXP3-31 more per dollar POWDER II I I I II 1 NON-FREEZINQ 1 WlfflMWfl E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO.. INC ; . PORTLA'D: ORB. 2L