Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL' TRTPUXR HrEDFOKD,'- OKVG OX. TUESDAY. FElTRUATiY o. 1924 Yocal and Personal A freight train wreck at tunnel 9 near Ltland in the Cow Creek canyon thia morning delayed south . bound passenger train No. 13. which was north of the wreck. The train, which la due daily in Medford at lu::S a. m. waa chalked up this forenoon to reach here about 2 o'clock, but it was ru mored around the depot th.it I: might be later. Royal Neighbors, attention! You are requested to meet al 1:30 Thurs day with Neighbor Itees, corner Kixth and Crape to attend in a body the funeral of Neighbor Alta May San defer, 'i'i Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prlcua. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. ... . Miss Nova Lounsbury and Mrs.- O. A. Peterson of the Vanity Shop leave this evening for Portland to attend the buyers week there. A great artist coming to stedTord, Renee Chemet, world's most famous woman violinist. Second only to Prlu Kreisler. First Presbyterian church, "Wednesday evening, Feb. 13th. Pro rated membership ticket now IS. 00. Thia also includrs concerts that fol low. Med ford Civic club. "It seems like gliding refined gold to attempt to describe the beauty of her playing. There are many violinists but Qnly one Chemet." Bristol Evening News. 275 Singer electrics are the most highly developed of all sewing machines. Investigate the features which have placed them in a class by themselves. The Klnger Store. 10 South Fir. 274 A number of people confuse the dif ferent Southern Pacific company of fices in Med ford and when seeking bo me service call the wrong office, thereby delaying themselves and the office they -call by mistake. The fol lowing are the offices, their uses, and their numbers: District freight and passenger office in the Medford Na tional bank building 209 and 210; depot ticket office, 34; local freight agent's office, 6. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans f 1 .00. Hutchison & Lumsden. ladles who wish beauty parlor ser vices at residence call 191-L for ap pointment. Medford Beauty Shoppe. 270 Motorists coming north from Cali fornia for several days past report here that the road In California Is In miserable condition, especially be tween south of the state . line and Hornbrook where Improvement work Is being done and that a number of cars have been greatly delayed by being mired In the mud. Red Mexican beans. 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumaden. 272 Notice. There ain't gonna be any soup and fish, Thursday nite nt the Klks. but there will be lots of things doinr Just the same. Past Kxalter Rulers, " 270 The name of Miss Susan V. Schmidt, secretary, was unintentional ly omitted from the list of officers of the- Laughters of Veterans published In the Sunday Sun. ... Phone U, Medford Auto Painting. 29-31 South Front St., an up-to-date paint shop. We have taken the next dour lately occupied by the Clarion and can handlo thirty cars at a time. This la the largest and the .best equip ped auto paint shop in southern Ore gon. Tops dressed any shade. Agents for Kelly tires. Crystnllne auto pollfh will protect your . varnish. 12. O. Bradley, prop. 270 Dance with the Metropole Jazz or chestra at Jackson Hot Springs, Wed nesday night, till 2 a. m. 272 Among the temporary visitors In the city from a distance are Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Crlbba of Dawson, Yukon. Ca., Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Ollkoy, of Minneapolis, M. O. Frank of Chlcngo and Calvin N. Harrison of New York City. I pay cash for used pianos. Herb Launspach. Phone 227. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. . A change In tho weather la coming and the prediction Is for a coolc-r tem perature Wednesday nnd generally fair weather for tonight. The rain for the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. today amounted to .18 of an Inch. An Intensive evening course, the Art of Judging Men or Human Nature Study opens next Thursday at the Medford Business College. The work Is equtvalont to a much longer univer sity course In. Applied Psychology, and will be In charge of Prof. Inland J. Knox, of the local high achool faculty. . 273 Shoes nt never before heard of prices. Must vacate building. Buy now. No. 11 North Fir. 176 -Washington state visitors in the city Include Mr. and Mrs. - Daniel Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Purdy. and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kaaton of Bel Itngham, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Pendla ton and F. S. Pendleton of Kverolt. Art Mauser and Roger Hauser of Yakima. . and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Adnma and 1C, C. Wise of Seattle. . Tuxedo tobacco. 10 . cans tl-00. Hutchison & Lumaden. 272 Red Mexican beans. 20 lbs. 21.00 Hutchison A Lumsden. 272 Milk Bread baked by FLUHRER A baker of reputation. At Any Grocer C. C. Chapman of Portland, who addressed tho Grants Pass chamber of commerce forum yesterday noon at Grunts Pass, and who addressed the Ann land chamber forum today at Ash Land, and talks here tomorrow night before the busineu Interests and farmers, arrived in the city late yesterday afternoon with his wife and attended the Crater club meeting last night. They are making their head quarters at the Hotel Aledford and left this morning for Ashland. House for renU C. A- DeVoe. Home again! Metropole Jazs or chestra, Wednesday nighV Jackson Hot .Springs. j . tit9 Aubrey G. Smith made trip to Ashland Saturday to attend to the de tails of the installation of a chapter of the Knights of Pythias In that city. Columbia, plaster wait board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Why uw a treadle machine when we will rent you a new White Electric for $3.00 per month. While Sewing Machine Co., 24 H. Bartlett. . E. It. Patch, formerly a moving pic ture machine operator at the Page theater, who now resides In Klamath Kails, was In Medford yesterday. Exchange your old piano for a new one. See Launspach. phone 227. Now shipment cotton crepe, all oolora. 23c yd. Jan Art Store. I H. C. Walker is confined In his home for a few days by a slight 111 neafl. Dancing, Wednesday night, Jackson Hot Springs. Metropole Jax orches tra. 273 Phonographs! See Launspach. The Medford Auto Supply company has Just received a large shipment of auto replacement parts. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. 1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 Hemstitching, buttons, covered At the Handicraft Shop. tt The domestic science classes of the Medford high school are preparing all the costumes for the choruses of the operetta, "In the Garden of the Bhah" and some of the costumes for the principal characters and some of the decorations for the stage settings be ing created by Tom Swam. Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 Removnl sale. $6:60 Goodyear welt shoes $4.60; $7.60 values $6.85; good work shoes $3.00 to $4.50, Np. 11 North Fir. fc 276 Hurry Shnwk. state engineer of the Associated Oil company, spent today visiting the company's local plant. Linen crepe, all colors, if 8c yd. Jap Art Store. . Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co, tf Klamath county visitors In the city include Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Graven stein and child of Chlloquln, and C. Kryant and II, M- Manning of Klam ath Falls. Pianos! See Launspach. Petite prunes. 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 Itecause of Chas. P. Talent, the new stato deputy motor traffic officer be ing assigned to duty in the territory between the Jackson county line and Glendale, his headquarters are at Grunts Pass, which means that event ually himself and family will remove to that city from Medford. Nearly every day brings requests to this office nnd the chamber of com merce for lists of renl estate men and other Information. We send them a copy of our paperjwhlch shows Med ford has only two real estate men ad vertising. Jap Art Store sells mah-Jongg sets $2.50. - ' t 270 Francis Stewart plans to make a trip to Oakland, Calif., next Friday. ' Duplicating sat books for sale at this office. tf G. A. Stuart of Medford Is practic ing for the rook Bwlmmlng team of the G. A. C. soon to be selected for the Oregon meet. Dally workouts in breathing and kicking exercises under the direction of Preston Wisdom, freshmen swimming coach, are put ting tho first year men In condition for the season's program. . Tuxedo tobacco. 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison it Lumsden. 2T2 Professor Vlnlng of Ashland gave a lecture on Shakespeare last evening here before the California Oregon Power company for all the employes. These lectures take place every Mon day evening that Professor Vlnlng can ho present. The next one will be In three weeks time. You can get it at DoVoe's. tf Before you buy that piano see Herb Tjaunspacn. Ha can save you money. He knows pianos and la reliable. Of fice and salesroom, 114 W. Main St. Tho St. Mark's Guild are having a cafeteria luncheon at the St. Murk'" halt Thursday noon. - Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Kay Realty Co. Open evenings. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. ' tf Miss Lillian Roberts made a trip to Phoenix today In the interest of the local Red Cross chapter,. We have good values In used cars Patton & Robinson, I no, tf Jap store sells crepe 23o yard. 270 Included nmong the many out of town Oregonlans stopping in Medford Monday nnd today were F. E. Mc Croskey of Salem, Ed Walker. H. F. Moore and Lloyd F. Crocker of Rose burg and the following from Port land: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hildebrand, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Chapman, Mrs. Paul Ken nedy, Mrs. George Fety. Mrs. E. It. Kuirchlld, Mm. Kda Ecklund. Miss K. Wallace, L. W. Josae, B. A. Johnson, AuKUst MaJvIn. W. E. Rldgwny, Ar thur Morris, J. Rogers. Harold Rowland, J. W Pay and L. J. Ruble. Petite prunes, 10 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son ft Lumsden. 272 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big fines Lumber Co. tf George Sornnson and A. B. Davis were among the business visitors in the city Monday and today from Grants Pass. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf While Paul McDonnld and his bride were enroute here several days ago from California their car broke down near Redding. Mrs. McDonald came on with other motorists to Ashland where she la with her parents, and Mr. McDonald was "till laid up at Redding this morning waiting for the comple tion of the car repairs, according to word reaching this city. At T'Mi-rs H"'M..tMchtng 8c. tf YhM ' rt bu"- i:u .Inesa College ta AW.'uid. OWN ' ; Calls Nation To Demand Action By . v Congress on McNaryV Forest Policy Bill. ' If there were eighty-one million idle freight ears or eighty-one mil lion idle people .In tin country a terrible roar would (W up, - says Charles Lsthrop i'atk. president of the American Tree Association of Washington. D. C, which U cam paigning for a national forest policy. But the fact there are eighty-one million, aers of Idle laud In this country most of it east of t!io Mississippi Itlver and f:f for littls else, but growing trees does tit Intertst the public as it should, according to Pacic. ahe AlcNary Forestry E1U has , JuU fceen Introduced in the U. S. 'Senate. The Chamber of Commerce . of the United States has just an nounced a referendum vote In favor of forestry policy legislation by a tremendous majority. The National Forestry Program Committee, made up of newspaper publishers, lumber men. and paper manufacturers, has teeu before the Kenate Forestry Committee and stated the situation. Pack, who has Just given annual forestry prizes to various forest schools, end a thousand acre dem onstration forest to the New York State College of Forestry at Syra cuse, says the people must wake up to an economic situation that is of the most vital Importance to the welfare of the country. He has tent thousands of pounds of Amer ican tree seeds to help reforest France and Great Britain, In the hone, that tho lessons of war in those countries may be brought homo to the people of this country, where the prices of lumber are con stantly on the rise because the cen ter of the lumber Industry Is fast approaching the Pacific Coast. "If the "people will Ret behind the McNiry Bill," says Pack, "there la a great chance to make fome progress. Congress must hear from tho psoplo. We must put Idle land to work. Every man, woman and rhlld Is vitally interested In this bill. A big part of the high cost of rNEL . Wen Senator ",w!v f view Xpo.-r and ,;r.,r.al mi.-th.!... t..ry ll-ov.- l..im-0 ;'Ut that It. credit I v,,u, lend-- has resource would t"l"l many times th.- , " . i, n I Th action of the.'Slu.iiim.uuil apilallzation government was taken on recommen-. dation of the attending physicians who said six months at the seaside was liectEary for his convalescence. PRIVATE AID TO F y BY CORPORATION the aid that could be extended by tho war finance corporation. Memfcers of Senate Forrstry Committee and president of tli American Tree As-W-iutfon of Washington, 1). C, which U campain inp to aroiue tho public to the importance of putting" eighty-one million arm of idle land to work growing trees. everything !s directly traceable to the cost of forest products. New En pland, Pennsylvania, -the Lake States are now Importing lumber for their manufacturing need3 when once they produced all they needet and exported some too. We moat have a steady flow of forest prod ucts as close to the factory doors as possible. It means steady pros perity. Let every business man urge his congressman to pet behind forestry legislation at this con gress." WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. Plana for formation of a $10,000.ftno- corpora tion by private interests to provide as sistance to agriculture with tho aid of the war finance corporation, if needed and other recommendations endorsed . by the conference called by President coolidge to consider the situation in me norm west were uuuiiitru in nu form of a report today for the presi dent's consideration. The conference completed Us ses sions yesterday and adjourned after appointing a, .committee to supervise organization and suggesting that the president appoint a permanent com mittee to deal with the . agriculture situation nt the same time endorsing proposals to assist banks in the wheat growing sections and calling upon mortgage companies and similar com panies to assist. ' The conference committee con fronted with vigorous division of opin ion over endorsement of pending billn to provide government funds to help wheat and other farmers to diversify their production and to establish an export corporation, took no action on legislative measures, but the commit tee instructed to present the report to thai president decided to submit a separate recommendation of lis own that bills be enacted. The functions of the corporation were not defined, being left for it3 incorporators to determine, but Kecre- The high school began its examina tions today. Every pupil is to be ex amined in every subject. The new semester will begin next Monday. About 30 to 35 pupils of the grade schools will be promoted into the high school and a number of out of town grade school students will also enter. There are beginning classes in nearly all the subjects taught In high school. Let your next wash be a dry wash. Miss Frances Sherwood is preparing musical features for the rone meeting of the county teachers Institute which will be Saturday at the Medford high school under the direction of the county superintendent of Bchools. Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Vernon Vawter, A. S. Rosenbaum, Wm. J. Warner and Colonel C. G. Thomson drove over to Ashland today to hear C. C. Chapman's address to the chamber of commerce luncheon in that city. Our only business Is Insurance, but we covor every known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." tf The first task of the Lava Bears, Bend's new booster organization, will be to explore the inner recesses of Lava river tcave and to make the natural wonder more accessible to tourists. Free lecture on Christian Science, Medford Armory, Thursday evening, Feb. 7th, by Judge Frederick C. Hill. 271 Mrs. Gordon Voorhlea leaves for Portland this evening. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Young of Port land passed through Medford Sunday enroute to Los Angeles. Mr. Young is In the Southern Pacific legal de partment and an old friend of A. S. Kosenbaum, who entertained them at dinner Sunday. This was their first trip in southern Oregon and they en joyed It greatly. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Kxcluslve dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone a39. tf Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Nicholson re turned this morning from an extended pleasure trip to Los Angeles. They left Los Angeles Saturdny morning and arrived here early this morning thus making very good traveling time. The flags on the Federal building, armory and other structures through out the city are at half mast because of the death of ex-President Woodrow Wilson. The Federal building flag will remain at half mast for 30 days after the death, by executive order. , Try our . wet wash on your next wash day. IS pounds for 75c. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166. . tf AH flat pieces Ironed. 7c per pound. Minimum 76c. American Laundry, phone S73. tf Government stamped pure silk pon gee 88c and 98c. Jap Art Store. 270 The Metropole Jnss orchestra re turns homo after a week In Coos Bay. pUying Kosehurg, Bandon, Coquille, Marshfield, Myrtle Point and Powers. They played to capacity houses every night and will play return engage ments in all the above towns men tioned the last week in February. They are playing Wednesday and Sat urdny nights of this week at Jackson Hot Springs. Colonel J. F. Mundy has returned from Portland where he had been over Sunday attending to business. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf Get your magazines at DeVoe's. The St. Ann Altar society card party has been postponed to Wednesday evening, Feb. 13th. Free lecture on Christian Science. ! Medford Armory, Thursday evening. : Feb. 7th, by Judge Frederick C. Hill. I 271 Hamburger sandwiches at PeVoe's. ENGLAND ORDERS GANDHI'S RELEASE BOMBAY, Feb. 5- Hah mat ma Mo-hand.-. .Gandhi, the Indian nationalist leader, has ben - released from prison by order of the government. Ghandl on March 12,1922, was sentenced to j six years' imprisonment in connection We fix any old thing. Llborty with the non-co-operationist move Repair Shop. inent. Ho gained the title of mnh Crcpe paper 6c roll. DeVoe's. mntmn. or '"wonder worker" throueh Are You Fat?. V . Just Try This Thousands of overfat people have become slim by following the advice of doctors who recommend Marmola Prescription Tablets, those harmless little fat reducers that simplify the dose of i the famous Marmola Pre scription. If too fat, don't wait go now to your druggist, nnd for one dollar, which is the prise the world over, procure a bojc of these tablets. If preferable you can secure them di rect by sending price to the Marmola Co., 44J12 .Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.' They reduce steadily and easily without tiresome exercise or starva tion diet and leave no unpleasant ef feot. Adv. THIS WOMAN'S MARVELLOUS .RECOVERY All Due to Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Truman, Minn. "I was badly run down, had pains in my side and back : sometimes x cuum hardly move around in bed. My husband KOt me Lydia E.Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and af ter taking it I was so much better I could doall my work again. I do my housework, have a garden, raise chickens, and in har vest time I worked in the field and helped pick corn. Sometimes I do chores ana milk. I took the Vegetable Com pound before and after my four-months-old baby was born, and it has always helped me wonderfully. I believe there i9 no better medicine made for women, and I hope every woman will give it a fair triah" Mrs. Aucust R. Wieder hoft, R. N'o. 2, Box 84, Truman, Minn. Women suffering from troubles so common to their sex should give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial. The Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has relieved women of such troubles for tho past fifty years. For sale by druggists everywhere. rrrrrr???.. . nt miiI PI HI F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT . WENDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY The Brilliant Young Star JOHNNIE WALKER In "MY DAD" Two Reel Comedy "Grass Widow" Country Store Monday Night Admission 10c and 30o Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Two bronze torn turkeys, thorobred, 15.00 each. Tel. ST1-K-4. !T2 EVERT KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACK80N COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1S09 . 1 TSil ,t. u . II 1 . : NOW:PLAYlNG! . . A ' " - TT. ,. ,;;Toi-6r spin . . A REAL TREAT OF. TREATS! ' ! -fc. i, " ' ' - . John W. Dough. There may be some people who ' " ' - v - . are unacquainted with this rara L L TTT TT avi3, namel'' tlle 'd Dlpger. so H Hit. .an explanation . You recall those ) ! H M Lf diggers -of sold In the days of M9. ' B H H II ''I We"' thoy hava """h'ng whatever - JL JD. 4.JLL-S. ': ( eojf t'-e secies of which ! M, OSL . .. . - ' iiy consulting tbo dictionary, yon AT AT. U , will not find this dofiuitioa: 9&jlK fl tf 9 I' II ' H - GOLD DIGGER, gold dlg-ger, ait-' V II tt if B II II I noun' fem 3 youn9 vvoma- ItuV'.-AVE? Jtl X. J fl II 'J- generally young, who palnless- vB ra'",r! UW " "" bsssssssW alsVi7 . ly extracts money and other 'fW&'J ' 1 '' '' " valuables from the gentlemen y fitlA' B T I 1 9 without rnaklng" them anade? ( 1 1 D fl fl A Jk K - rs: ff JL " -f JLL Vir '' Yo" SP0' Mr- Webster probably HApX 'i- , never camo in direct contact with' ft VV ! ' ' v '- - ' v out rara av,s (Pardon the repeti- Ti N JTC1 - ,. .. v i r tlon) and. consequently he Is hardly Vi Li hlh V " ! '.- to blame for the omission. Noah IW lfl ft WrSr jA ' " ' has no idea what ho missed. Yyiyj v( , A screen version of the big Belasco '".f,1";, tl,B ,i)1ld , VVTk. o -)tiySYCk , nourished through tho ages. She cANn '7fcv!ltV nnrl Rrn-irluraTr 'oeYinrinn ' !'ns a wider acquaintance with kw- ' Z$tX-lj- 1 Uroaaway Sensation, elers. paying tollers and brokers jSnKLiWGfv' itt r x ' .1 '' tllun sho has with grocers and k lBisI-AJ featuring pretty ' butchers. In fact, should you meet I f l.) ' :. ; on ot these sparkling bits of y ,i S ' .:(', fbmininlty just emerging from hor ' ' -- favorite beauty parlor, you might. H Ajj ci HOPE HAMPTON ff-ssw-i? her fScsVS1 'A steel magnate, my dear," she I V5t- 'A . , , , ,. And that Is the Gold Digger! II tv as queen of the gold-diggers; sup- mt ported by i: ' I If OCij W L0ISE FAZENDA and """"" jff ' f" WINDHAM STAMPING ' I no rise in psicest R i J-v U 0 I T . I AdulU 35c Kiddies lOo 7 f3 j j j KI V hf . . FEIDAY I Loges 50c 5Ef- .NiT r " I SAL0MY JANE" y ' 1