Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 11, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVACTj two IMTDFORD MATH TRTBUXK, MKPFORP,. OUEfiOX. MONDAY, FKP,1?TAT?Y 11. 1924 Focal and Personal ' ?'rhe local forestry office haH called . a ' mooting of the livestock men of i this section for Wednesday, Feb. 20, in the morning at the Aiaaonic hall, at which Douglas .Ingram, grazing; I assistant In the U. S, district forestry I office at Portland, will explain the ! method arrived at In determining the i -.tentntlvo grazing fees to .ba put .into i effect next year. I ... Unity literature teaches people how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. I Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf I -J3ornlce Morehouse Holger, teacher i of violin. Four years study In Chi j - cngo with European artists, and pupil of Franz Esser of lieflln. 1'hone 437-H 280 The grade schools and the high - school opened this morning for the new semester, and all the pupils were registered In their classes. The be ginning classes in the grade Bchools were opened and new .pupils will be accepted in them for a week. Columbia plnster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Metropole Jazz orchestra. Wed. nlte Jackson Hot Springs, Valentine dnnce 277 ' F. Corning Kenly had his tonsils removed today at the Kucred Hca hospital, and made a splendid recov ery from the operation, according to report. G70 "Happy Homo" house dresses on sulo Wednesday at Mann s Hlg store at 88c each. Sue window display 275 Talisman Temple No. 40, Pythian fiistors will give a Valentine tard party at the K. P. hall, Thursday evening & o'clock. . The public is cor dially Invited. 276 Fred I Colvlg and J. li. Rockwell, deputy Internal revenue collectors will bo at their offlco In the Federal building, during this week to assist taxpayers in .making their Imomo tax reports to the .government. A great artist coming to Medford, Ttenoe Cheinet, world's most famous woman vlollnlHt. Becond only to Fritz Krelsler. First Presbyterian church, Wednesday ovening, Fob. 13th. Pro rated membership ticket now $2.00. This also Includes concerts that fol low. Medford Civic club. "It seems like gliding refined gold to attempt to descrlbq the beauty of her playing. There are many violinists but only one Chomot." UrUtol Evening News. , ; 276 Dance Wed. night with tho Metro pole Jazz orchostra, Valontiue dance, Jackson Hot Hprlngs. 277 Mrs. W. T, Newman of Rosolnirg. who )s hero selling Uluo Hlbbon hosiery,: Is, not the woman from Arl zomv and clsow'horo referrod to by the police-In a news Item, which appeared in tho Mail Trlbuno last wook. ltonoo Chemot Is one of tho groatest living women violinists, Her tone Is firm, strong and resonant, hot bowing supple and finished, ns hor Victor records will attest. Hear them at Palmer's Piano House. , ;'278 Ulir Valentino dance, "Wednesday IW nitu. Jackson Hut Springs, M.otrp!c Jazz orchestra. Out of the state visitors In Medford temporarily lncludo Mr. and Mrs. IT. t Mundoy and J. H. Myrlund of Ht. f . Paul, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Harn of ' Watorvillo, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. - Griff, John A. Heller and F. K. Pratt " of Seattle Fuller brushes efficient servants. Tel. 835-R. 284 Tho bonrd of directors School DIX IT, trlot No. 0, Central Point, Oregon. will recolvo, until March 1st, .11124, C bids on 180 tier i ft., and 70 tier HI inch body fir wood to bo delivered and tiered at Central Point School llouso beforo Sept. 1st, 11124. Hoard of Directors reserves tho right to ac cept or rejoct any or nil bids. 280 ( H. J. Kberly, for the past six years deputy stato forestor at Snlcm, and former, fire warden at Medford, has Announced his resignation to nccept a similar one. with the Texas depart ment of forestry with headquarters at College Station, Texas. The Texas position, it is understood, carries with It a salary of $.1000 a year ns com pared to the I2G00 attaching to the Oregon office, which is Kborly's prin cipal reason for accoptiug the. offer which came to him recently. No suc cessor has yet been decided on by F. A. Elliott, state forester. Mann's Big store will place on sale G7d "Happy Homo" ulresses ut 88c each on Wodnesdny, Fob. -13th. (let there early beforo we aro all sold out that may happen early. 276 Corticelli stockings In the new Bprlng shados. Handicraft Shop. 276 Uert Orr and Fred Weeks arrived home Saturday evening from having spent last week at San Francisco at tending tho furnlturo buyers week In that city. Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 7 Sc. All flat pieces ironed. American lAumlry, phone 873. tf Tho most .wonderful apron dress snlo this town has cvor known will be held at-Mann's Hlg storo Wednesday. Feb. 13th. 076 "Happy Home" dresses. at 88o each. Ho there early beforo we aro sold out that may happen early. 27G Milk and cream at IloVoe's. tf Milk Bread baked by' FLUHRER ,A .baker of reputation. d CEi At Any Grocer The American T.epinn post nifetins tomorrow nisht is expected to draw out a larj?e part of the membership, because of the important matter that will be crfiiHldered uC that time, Try our wet wah on your next warm day. 15 pounds for 76c. You can't do it at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Ixujndry Personal Domestic Service. Phone 16C. tf Try our dry wash, 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. tf 1 Tr. Green, president of Albany Col loKe, who spoke at the Kiwanis lunch eon toduy, spoke to the older pupils of the WashinKton school this morning and to- the hit;h school assembly this afternoon. Four dollars never . bouKht such record breaking values as these. 570 "Happy Home" apron dresses at 88c. to be sold next Wednesday at Mann's Rig store. He on hand early before we are sold out. That may happen early. 275 'Columbia plaster frail board. Cal for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. The hour for the Lincoln bannuet tomorrow, Tuesday evening is 7 p. m:, and not 8 p. m. as some people un derstand and as was printed on the banquet tickets. Kegular communication of Reames Chapter O.-E. S., Wednesday evening.; Feb. 13th at 7:30. Social night. 276 i 676 "Happy Home" apron dresses will he sold, at 88c each at Mann's Itig store vednesday. Teb. 13th. Kvery wanted style, regular and stout sizes. He on hand early before we are sold out this may happen early. See window display. , 276 Much Interest was manifested Sun day evening at the First Haptist church when the new baptistry was used for the first time. Hv. F. K. Leach pronounced It the best baptis try ho had ever used. Twenty-one persons united with tho church by baptism at this service. This is the largest number the church has re ceived at one time for some -years. They all came in tho regular work of the church without special evangelis tic effort. Others plan to unite later. Look for the word "lOverfast" on the selvage of socalled everfast goods. If not there the goods are not "Kver fast." Handicraft Shop. 27G 1 pay cash for used pianos. Herb Lnunspach. Phone 227. Hen Struthors of Vale, Ore., F. R. Struthers and daughters Ina and Norma of Grants Pass, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hay and daughter A I to. of GrantH Pass,' Mrs. Josephine Lindennieler of Ft. Collins, Colo.rado were here last week to attend the funeral of their father. Mrs, Lindcnmeler and son expect to remain hero. i Shoes at novor beforo heard of prices. Must vacato building. Huy now. No. 11 North Fir. 27(i , House for rent. C. A, DeVoe. Miss Chris Bergman of the Indian Creek district was In Medford Satur-I day afternoon shopping and visiting. I Pacific Package goods aro tho high- j est standard for noodle work. See the ! new artistic designs. Handicraft Shop. I r... , 27tl Columbia plaster wall board. VCall for prices. Wallace Woods Lumb Yard. , Mrs. Charles KUnglo of Lake Orook was an out of town visitor in Medford Saturday. - ..--.-".v . Why use a treadle machine when wo will rent you a new White Klootrlc for $3.00 per month. White Sowing Machine Co. 24 N. Uartlott. You can get it at DoVoo's. tf Miss Towno returned Sunday von Ing from San Francisco where she 1ms been attondfng buyors week. While there she purchasod now ready-to-wear for the opening of her new store, formerly the Colonial Shop. The opening will bo announced later. Tho new Bucilla Package goods have arrived. Look thorn over. Han dicraft Shop. 202 Get your mngnzlnos at DoVoo'a. Callfornians visiting In tho. city over Sunday Include L. 13. Dunn of Los An geles, H. E. G ruber 'of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Griff, F. K. Wed luke, J. Corrin, E. Pago, M. J. Mor tlgla and L. H. Kauser of Sun Fran cisco. - , A trio who arrived here from Sulem Wo repair all inukes -of phono graphs. Palmer's Piano House. 278 It Is estimated that approximately 75 Ashland Flks attended tho smoker in Medford Thursday evening. A record-breaking crowd of Medford KIks and' invited guests, put on one of the best entertainments that has been given In tho valley for years. Accord ing to several who went down from hero their treatment was paramount and everyone had a good time.- Ash land Tidings. Kxchango your old piano for a new one. Seo Launspach, phone 237. Tho Vonui garments are tho best to bo found for the baby. A full lino ftt Tho Handicraft Shop. 27 J. M. Gnrrett has moved to the Lcm Charlio place on Lako creek. Phonographs! See Launspach. Hemstitching, buttons , covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Tho Kiwanis had their . weokly luncheon at tho Hotel Medford today. Genuine Bosch Magueto parts. and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Hartlett. tf Jtotnoval snlo, $6:60 Goodyear welt shoos $4.60; $7.60 values $5.85; good work shoos $3.00 o $4.60. No. 11 North Fir. 276 A. Feldenhelmer of Portland who has been Iti Medford for tho last. few" days looking after tho affairs of his ranch .near Central Point will return homo IhUi evening. We have good values in usod gars. Patton & Hobtnson, Inc. tf Linen crepe, all colors, 93c yd. Jap Art Storo. , Edward Ludman of tho Ivng-Kon-. yon Co., a brokerage house In Port-- land Is In M cd ford for a few days on buslnops. At Donors Hemstitching 8c. tf We will loan. you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. Miss Jean Cochran left for Portlnnd last night to visit Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cochran who reshlo in that tily. inere a a busy jjusineaa Col ego In Medford. OWN Duplicating snvo books for sale at this office. tf Oeorgo A. Codding, former well known Medford man who is chief deputy in the state corporation com missioner's office nt.Salom and who was recently elected chairman of the Marlon county democratic commlttue, is a visitor in the city for a short time. Mr. Codding is being nroml- tlme. Mr. Codding. is bel jnently mentioned up statu i j Portland nowspujierH Rs 111 ' Appointed m -mvviw to me;:;y ;i. .Ivd Unit POvIl and In the likely to be Governor Irvine who ro;.e;:;y reined Unit POvIUou, , A new addition to the Swiss Chalet at the Oregon Caves resort is to be added this spring. Work is tostart on-the new part of the building soon, tha hew section to bd-50 feet long on the side toward' tho parking place. This will allow the present dining room to be enlarged to a room 24 by 30 feet, with a special dining room for the employes and .help at the Caves. Jt Is also planned to have electric power generated for lighting the tent houses and resort buildings for the summer. The number of tent houses will be doubled with' the .possibility of adding one or two cottages. Many other Improvements are contemplated for the coming season. . Our only business is Insurance, but we .cover, every known kind of risk. K. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf The school board meeting planned for Tuesday has been postponed till Wednesday, to enable members to attend the Lincoln banquet at Hotel Medford, Tuesday evening. New shipment cotton crepe. the all colors. 23c yd Jap Art Store. Before you buy that piano see Herb Launspach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and Is reliable. Of fice and salesroom, 114 W. Main St. Mrs. It. M. Stephan who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Schnfer of Medford, for some time expects to leave for her home In Los Angeles this evening. Selling out new phonographs ( and records all kinds-half price. Gold' Kay Realty Co. Open evenings. Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf James Welch was In Medford from his placer mine on Williams creek, for the week ond. We fix any old thing. - Liberty He pair Shop. According to reports received here in tho local forestry office from its rangers in the Crater National forest there Is stilt a shortage of snow In the hills and mountains, and that contrary to general supposition when it rained so hard in this vicinity . last week It did not snow in tho mountains. The latest report received by the forestry office last Saturday told that there was 26 Inches of snow at Lako of the Woods, whereas usually at this time of the year thero Is four feet or more of snow well packed down. Coal hrlquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf William Simpson .of Portlnnd .is In this city for a few days business. Captain W. H. Hathaway who has been in town for several days visiting friend left this afternoon for Hose burg. Out of town Orogonlans in the city Sunday and today include Mr. and MrH. Matt McDougall, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bryan, Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis, J,r.,' Ted Ludlay, Paul II. Liggett, ' L. W. Keenan, H. It. Hammer, Guy M. Har ris, H. 11. Wockloy and B. E. Bailiff of Portland, John Stoddard and David Johnson of La Grande, George H. Gntvoa ond Harry E. Whito of Salem, W. A. Dalzell of Klamath Falls, and V. Woldele of Eugene. IT. D. Heed of Gold HIM arrived homo from a visit to San Francisco yeHtorday evening. Edward Edluml.of tho University of Orogon, who was in Medford- Sat urday to roferoo the Medford-Roso-burg gamo, returned to Eugene. Sun day. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. T. Gonzol of Mon tague, .Calif., nnd their two Hons were guests at tho homo of Mrs, C. F. Can of this clly Saturday night. They re turned homo Sunday. Adjutant General George A. White of tho National Guard accompanied by Colonel McLean and Captain Mill ner arrived In Medford on train 13 this morning enrouto to San Fran cisco to attend tho 9th Corps .Area conference to bo held in that city. They wore met during the train stop horo by Lieutonnnts M. C. Wright and A. J. Crose, who drovo tho party by auto to Ashland where they .boarded tho train again. Tin in is predicted for Tuesday, fol lowing tho fine weather of today with the sun shining most of tho time. Tho coldest temporaturo of today and that of a year ago today was just tho same, 9 degrees. The Crater Lake Rod and Gun club met Sunday at the Jackson County Fair grounds for a shoot. Those prea ent were David Crone miller. Roy Davis, William Bates. Clarence Bates, Doc Farmer, x Edward Lamport, Tommy Nichols, Louis Richardson, and F. J. MuPhorson. Miss Anna Broad is at prosent in Wood, Calif., -whore sho la nursing a patient. February H is tho date set whon alt manuscripts must bo in in tho Edi son Marshall short story contest. The prizo, an award of $50. is given an nually by the well-known novelist nnd short story writer, Kdison Marshall. Tho contest is open to all U. of O. students taking short story writing and any student in the university who desires to submit a manuscript. The Leap i oar ball given at Jack son Hot Springs Saturday night was attended by a largo crowd. Tho music was thoroly enjoyed by all who at tended. Medford, Ashland and other towns were -well represented. There will be dances there Wednesday night .nut Saturday night of this week. Tho surprise package sale will be continued at the Thrift Shop for sev eral days. Only ,10c a1 package, and each .package worth several times that much. No two -packages alike. Como and try your luck.' Canl nf Thanks We wish to extend our thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly nHdlsted us in tho sickness nnd death of our dear father, Luther Struthers; also for tho beautiful low ers. Mrs. Luther Struthers, Mr. and Mrs. Hon Struthers nnd family, Mr. F. E. Struthers and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tyackr and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hay and family, Mrs. Jose phine Llndenmeler and on Troy. 275 EVEHy KNOWN FOUM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS . R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN PHONE 444 IACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ SINCE 1909 MEDFORD YOUNG PORTLAND PAPERS Little known ' facts regarding resi dents and iformer'f residents of this city appear in. recent issues of Port land periodicals. "The Lariat;' 'a maKazine devoted to literature and poetry, says the fol lowing anent Edison Marshall, the short story writer: Although Edison Marshall grew up audtarted writing in Oregon, and has latterly gone into the wilds of Alaskan latitudes for the scenes of his novels as his latest, "The Land of Forgot ten Men," bears witness he has his roots 'way baok east in the stony soil of Vermont; Ethan Allen of Ticonder oga fame is a member of his family tree. In its Leap Year features, "The Spectator," the leading 'Portland so ciety paper, prints the following about a well known former resident of Med ford: Frederick Hopkins Is said not to be fond of girls, but that is not always a criterian of his teal feelings towards these fair creatures. His indifference may only be a bashful hiding of his pleasure in their company. Maidens, take heart, be brave and win honors by securing thi3 hero of the marines, who until lately has not been a mem ber of Portland's bachelor group. Is an authority on Hawaii and all things therein, and is really an entertaining conversationalist. lnirry, for this prize. The data on Frederick Hopkins Is published under tho caption, "Bache lors to Suit .All Tastes." VERDiGTSlAND COSTS An-award of $1 to the defendant, and the assessment of the costs of two trials against the American Soda Fountain company of Boston, .Mass.. was tho verdict of a jury In tho cir cuit court Saturday afternoon In the suit aKalnst tho Medford Grocery company of this city, for $4400, al leged lo bo due for soda fountain syrups. The dtifen.se was represent ed by Attorney's Neff and Kelley, and (ho pl'ilntlff by. Attorneys -Hoggs and Fleagel. Tho caso lasted flvo days one of the longest civil actions In the history of Jackson county. Kit KB (iltACH. Lei us therefore come boldly unto the throne of Kiiue, that we limy obtain mercy, and . find Bruce lo help In tl!::e of need. He brews 4 :1(1. TOO t-ATE . TO CLASSIFY FUU HA UK Two good milk cows; also good separator. C. C. Chap man: iierrydale .Ave., 1 miles N. Medford. 27li POH RENT Two housekeeping rooms, two sleeping rooms. 525 X. Klverside. Phono 575-M. . 276 WAXTKD Iady for housecleanlng 525 X. Riverside. Phone B75-M. 27) Sore, trader. bleeding gums- . PYORRHEA rTiil- then loosened teeth-' 'I. 'B fS-? rheumatism. V.Jkt Illness. Sec a i- .fijl use ZePYROL daily At all Dmefuff, tS'rL Old in preventing S-ltf91" PYORRHEA MISS TOWNE has just returned from a week's stay in San Francisco where she has been attending the Spring Opening and buying ... Ladies' Ready-to-Wear mi Millinery SODA COMPANY IS GIVEN ROSEBURG RGQTE FAjNTEDTHRILLS 1 fVERE TOO GREAT Medford defeated Itopohurg 23 to 32, ia a 'basketball ,g:ume at the ,Ar- mory;'6aturday night, bef fire, one of: the largest crowds that evilr ivit-! .ncsscd un athletic event in Jackson : county. Twenty-five hundred people! from all over Houthern Oreson 1 saw the thrilling buttle. Ih the last; quarter, when the excitement was at: its hclyht, u 'noseburg rooter fainted j on the floor. The victory is a step: towards the championship of southern Oregon, and the right to piny in the state tournament at Salem In March.! A game will be played at Roseburg February 29. If Hoseburg wins, the deciding game will be played at Ash land. At one stage of the game Jredford was six points ahead of their rivals and with two minutes to play, the locals adopted a safety first policy and started tossing the ball around in the enemy's territory, waiting for the closing pistol shot. Into this formation tore Forward Singleton of Koseburg, desperate at the change of tactics. A foul by Chas tain followed. One point was scored, and tho second shot missed, but on the rebound, Hoseburg flapped the ball Into the basket, and brought the score up to 23 to 22. This was the thrilling situation when the game ended. Hurr, star forward of the visitors, was . hold to two baskots by the guard, ing of Williams. Usually Burr Is good for 11 good many baskets, singleton was the point maker of the visitors. HAPPED HANDS chill lams, froatbito inst rub on soothing, cooling, healing ' . f A erk w Opmr T 7 ' Million Jars UrH Yearlv Last Times Today... '-) Romantic modern Robin Hood of the Border l S . (- with ; ' " H0LBR00K BLINN The Star of the successful stage play of the same name . Starts Tomorrow The Biggest Newspaper Drama Ever Made for Screen or Stage, from the Novel by Talbot I Mundy THOS.H.INCE , presents "HER:::::::: REPUTATION" i with ' - ' ' MAY McAVOY . F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT LAST. TIME TONIGHT GLORIA SWANSON In "PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS" Country Store TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PAULINE FREDERICK In "SALVAGE" Carter De Haven Comedy "Borrowed Trouble." Admlasion 10o and 30o Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M, R I ALTO A Real Valentine There is nutlim lo compan? villi a box of Whitman's Candy; nnd note the selection, The Sampler, Salmagundi, Pleasure Island, Fussy Chocolates and others. When you select -Whitman's for a a'dt you rest assured that the pleas ure of He feast will lie enhanced by the beauty of the set tin;;. N Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We are as near to you as your telephone Heath, Mann and Heath ' Insist Upon This Longer Wearing, More Comfortable Soling Material. Built to withstand the hardest kind of wear healthful and comfortable in all sorts of weather you can count on months more sturdy service than any other soling material has ever given you when you specify Any repairman will apply' PANCO-if you insist. Its not only good judgment td'do so but real, practical economy. You get double comfort and double service from shoes soled with Panco, for Panco positively Outwears Leather 2 to 1 Panco is neither leather nor rubber but combines the good qualities of both with none of the disadvan tages of either. It is pliable water-proof non-conductive of heat or cold. Ask for new shoes equipped with Panco soles be sure to specify Panco when you have your old shoes tapped at the Repairman's. Panco - ;Stono pads, pencils 'and special foiuithin 'pens for -girls.- - Then the Royal typewriter will increase the output 20 with less effort. Our expert typewriter mechanic can, keep your machine tuned up right even if it isn't a Royal. Call fur us anv time. WITH MEDFORD TRADE 13 MEDFORD MADE. ' -f-- , -; i' V t'- .... , Taps PANCORD HEELS arc made of the same sturdy material, with deeply imbedded rubber plugs or nobt that insure double comfort and safety. Co., Chelsea, Mass.