Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 23, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Tocal and Personal There have been many complaints of chickens running at large, within the paHt two weeks, and Chief of 1'olice Adams announces that from now on the ordinance prohibiting this, under heavy penalty, will be strictly enforced. A number of affcndem in this regard, who have been hauled up recently were allowed to escape the charge being pressed, on their prom Iko thereafter to keep thoir chickens locked up, but no leniency will be phown from now on. Chickens at large have ruined many new flower beds and gardens already, und the mayor and city council have, ordered the strict enforcement of the ordi nance. Full 'line of garden tools, priced right, Hubbard Uros. 287 Don't fay to bog the new setting at the Oriental Gardens tonight. 2G Captain K. J. La lining, father of Mrs. A. K. Iteamcs, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. U. Newell, at Tacoma yesterday morning, Jl was born In North Carolina, Jan. 20, 1840. Mrs. Iteames had been at his bedside, and Mr. iteames who was called from San Francisco, arrived here this mor ning enroute -to Tacoma, for which 'city he leaved this evening, to Join his wife and attend the funeral which will be held Monday. Singer electric or treadle machines eold or rented on term of 'i.ot) per month. Bargains in second-hand ma chines. Itepairs and supplies for all makes. The Hinger Store, JU Si. Fir. Iance Saturday nlte, Jackson Hot Springs, Metropole Jazz orchestra. James J. Jardlno, director of ex periment station work. Is a business, visitor In tho city who arrived from Corvallis yesterday. Hi tig cherry trees, the best over. Kden Valley Nursery, phone C80-J-!f. See Samuer Hateman or phone 912-J for the best garden loan. ,i The rooting ut last night's basket ball game of the Rip Van Winkle clulj whose members style themselves as "The Medford Jloosters," contributed much ,to the Medford high victory. This rooting was effective owing to the presence with them, thru tho club's courtesy and earnest Invitation, of a Mall Tribune representative to explain the fino points u,t the game and let them know the right time to root. "It is a c"eat gumu wo now realize," said Mr. Jilll Coleman, yell leader of the club, after tho contest, "but wo never understood it before. The Medford team has It all over tho Ashland team. Our boys are certain ly the best fowlers, und the club is proud of it." Uanco at the Oriental gardens to night. Admission 111 cents. 2Hd I get mine at ltrown's. 290 Ned French and William Oodlovo nrrlved In Mod ford from tho Univer sity of Oregon, Thursday evening, to remain over the week-end und attend tho Medford - Ashlund basketball games.-.- . Lmneo with Metropole Jazz orches tra, Jacltuou Hot Springs, Saturday night. 280 We have Just recolvod a new lot of Hod Mexican beans to sell 20 pounds for $1, Also fresh prunes, 20 pounds for 1. 10 cans Tuxedo tobacco for $1. Hutchinson & Lumsden. 287 Mr. and Mrs. , M. M. Herman of IU vend do avenue are at present In Kugene, Ore., where thoy drovo a week ago on a business trip, li, 1. ited eggs at DeVoe's. . Belling1 out new phonographs and ro cords all kinds half price. Gold Ituy Kealty Co. Open evenings. Washington stato visitors tempor arily sojourning lit the city Include Mr. and Mrs. louring ton "Wornerko of Portage,' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Hose of Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. .I-dir-nen. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McMillln, Mr. and Mrs. JD. F. McMillln, J. F. Kck h art, and J. H. Lupher of Seattle, M. V. ' Maofeheud and 1j. A. Henry of Walla Walla, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Noyos of Yuklma. Hhubarb und asparagus roots. Kden Valloy Nursery, phono C80-J-2. tf Hrown fixes your shoes while you wait. : 2!0 F. Tech, O. Pech and H. Tunno of Iako Creek were among out of town visitors in Medford on, Friday. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Kre distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf Another big dance at the Oriental gardons tonight. He there and dance to, southern Oregon's bent music on a roiil dance floor. 286 Howard Iaud, former Ashland school boy, who canio to Ashland yes terday to take tho Hudson touring car that turned over on tho CI recti Springs road this week to Weed. The car was being driven by Mrs. "Shine" Kd wards who was accompanied by a friend and driving to Ashland at the time tho car left the road. Howard laud Is managing a garage in Weed and planned to return the car to Us owner. Ashland Tidings. Full' lino of garden tools, priced right, Hubbard Hros. 287 See Brown for your first class sho repairing. E ! 0 Toast It! : Then you will realize the difference between Fluhrer's Milk Bread and ordinary bread. i At Any Grocer ! Mi Klb-rt 'Iii'-r. Miss Alice KugT and Mi.-H Pearl W.trdle of A.shlund drove to Medford last evening to wit ness the b;ik.-tl;tll gam and remain ed over night as the guests of Medford girls. Dance tonight at the 'Oriental gar dens. . 286 You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Mrs. H. A. t'anadHy. who since her husband's removal to KoBeburg has been preparing to leave Medford, de parted Thursday to live permanently in that city. We have Just received a new lot of Red Mexican beans to sell 20 pounds for $1. Abo fresh prunes 20 pounds for $1. 10 cans Tuxedo tobacco for $1- Hutchison & Lumsden. 287 For estimates on fixing lawns phone &12-J, Samuel Hat-man. Horn this morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gore, a 10 pound boy at tho Purucker Maternity Home. Hemstitching will make your home made dress or lingerie look like pro fessional work. Bring your work to tho Deuel Art Dept. for now Ideas. 288 I have taken over the interest of Mr. Karkley in the Argraves Hotel. We have good clean rooms and good beds, and will endeavor .to give our customers the best service possible. Give us a trial. J. K. Hill. 283 K. J. Kunyard, market master of the public market, left Friday to spend a few days in Portland on busi ness. 1 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Grafting wax. Kden Valley Nursery, phono 6H0-J-2. tf Kaluh K. Koozer and W. 11. John son Uttended the chamber of com merce club banquet nt Ashland last night. Mr. Johnson Is general man ager of the Richmond -Chase cannery of Stockton, Calif., and is In Medford at present, looking over the valley. A beautiful dance. The Oriental gardens tonight. 28G Why use a treadle machine when we will rent you a new Whllo Electric for $3.00 por month. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. ttartlett. Mrs. Ie C. Part of Jacksonville, was in town Friday shopping and visiting. ... New shipment cotton crepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store. Iiig dance Saturday nlte, Jackson Hot Springs, Metropole Jazz orchestra 28ti Tommy Given a of Kngle Point was a business visitor In this city on Wash ington a birthday. lirown guarantees his ishoo repair ing. 2U0 Knight's Packing1 Co. has machin ery on way to double their capacity for hand 1 1 ng tomatoes and wou Id contract for one hundred acres of tomatoes at their plant In Medford. 2!)2 Miss Ieora God ward, who had been employed la the.S. P. business office in Albany as clerk and stenographer, resigned the position last week and has accepted a clerical position in the sheriff's office here. She tukes the place of Miss Agnes Snyder, who re signed tho position. Jacksonville Post. Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Kden Valley Nursery. Phone C80-J-2. tf Cars for rent without driver. El wood Auto Shop, S. Central. "Miss Frances"" Sherwood," musical director of tho Medford schools has been kept homo by illness during the last few days. 1 Spend an enjoyable evening at the Oriental gardens tonight. Admission 10 cents. 28ti Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf A. H. Posenbaum left' this morning for Hose burg where he will be for several days. llrown cuts down high shoes to ox fords. 290 W. T. I.eo of Klamath Falls. in chargo of tho transportation depart ment of the Crater Iake National 1'ark company was In Medford today on his way homo to Klamath Fulls from Portland. Grafting wax at Monarch Seed Co. tf Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Kden Valley Nursery. Phono 6S0-J-2. tf Mrs. KntheHno Cole of Grunts Puss was In Medford today shopping and visiting. ' Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop. A beautiful placo to bring a friend. Tho Oriental gardens tonight. 28fi Tho precipitation of the 24 hours ending nt 8 a. m. today footed up .01 of nn Inch. Fair weather is the pre diction for Sunday. Phonographs. See Itunspach. Columbia plaster wnH board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Included among out of town Ore gouluuN temporarily in the city are Mr. and Mrs. Grant S. Allen of Mursh fleld, Mrs. C. C. Cathey of Albany, IX It. Kvans and Mr. und Mrs. G. E. Hecker of Kugeno, und C. O. Ulekey, K. K. Kibltr.kw. K. M. Hies. Urndy , b M. Jansberg, F. W Fred J Monroe II. 1. McGanlhati and D. D.' Stall of Portland. Cars for rent without driver. TOlwood Auto Shop, 8. Central. Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. ' tf In tho Mall Tribune yesterday there was an announcement of a concert of tho elementary schools to bo Monday night. Tho concert has been post poned to a dntor day In tho week, to allow time for the staging to bo ar ranged. An announcement of the ex act day will bo made tho first of next week. I pny cash for used pianos. Hero Lnunspnoh. Phone 227. Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees. Kden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-S. tf Tho ladles of the Baptist church gave a supper lust evening at tho bap tist church that was very well pa tronized. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Our only business Is insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. H. A. llolmoe, "The Insurance Man." tf W. R. Coleman of this clly. and Roy Parr of Ashland, returned yesterday from Tortland whero they had been attending tho state game wardens' conference. Try our wet wosn. on your next wash day. IS pounds for 76c You can't do it at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166. tf Trado at home and bank tho differ ence. Kden alley Nursery, phone iiKO-J-2, tf W. (J. TMmnpton of Portland has been in Jl-'.lford f th. last few days. MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, A ft-ature of the i-ubl)- nuuk'-i of today was the first appfaraiitt there j of Quick Lunch seed potatoes. There j was also a goodly supply of fresh and smnKea pork, and dresscu cnicKens. ' Try our . dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. tf Netted Gem spuds, $1.75 per 100 lbs., delivered any place in Medford. Jolinson Produce Co. 241 N. Fir. phone 97. ' . Mrs. Emma Wing and daughter, Mrs. Clay, of Klamath Falls, are visit ing friends in Ashland and Medford. . Mrs. Wing has lately returned from a I trip to Hanta Cruz and other Callfor . nia cities and Is speeding the present time between here and relatives in Medford. Ashland Tidings. Columbia plaster wall board., Call for1 prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. - Electric Shop. Elcnth and Bartletfc . tf Visitors In thc clty from Chicago on pleasure, or business are S. H. Kirst, TZi S. Anderson, O. E. Whltmore, Mary J. Whltmore and H. W, Gmnenre. - 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. Hotter have the car overhauled now before the tourist rush commences. Capable ;' mechanics, . labor-saving equipment, reasonable prices. 1 River side Garage,- P. F. Close, proprietor. . 288 Mr. and Mr A. N. Wright of the Cozy Nook orchard at Phoenix were in Medford today. Try ouc dry wash, 7c per lb. mini mum 75c. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. ' tf We will Ian you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. A large number of people are plan ning to drive td Ashland this evening to attend the - second game of the basketball series between- Medford and Ashland. The game will be played in the Armory, and reserved tickets can be obtained at the Medford High school or at Crowson'a. t We have good values In used cars, rattan 'ft Robinson, Inc. . tX Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. . tf A meeting of sheep men In southern Oregon wus held this afternoon at the Hotel Medford to form a Wool Grow-, ers association. -v . There's a busy Business College In Medford OWN - As an added attraction the F & K theatre at Central Point will run the M. W. pf A. pictures along with the regular program on next Tuesday evening. Thore will be no extra charge of admission. . Columbia piaster wall board. Cal for prices. ' Wallace Woods Jumber Yard. Mrs. George A. Mansfield arrived In the city Friday afternoon from her home nenr Prospect to remain with Mr. Mansfield, who arrived here from Portland In the morning, until he de parts, for Toledo and Newport, in which towns he will give addresses on Monday und Tuesday. Mr. Mansfield expresses himself as delighted with tho progress he Is making In his ef forts to capture the democratic nomi nation for U. S. senator at the May primaries. ' Ho 'declares .he is daily gaining strength thruout tho state and especially 'in Portland. He will be at home very little from now on until After the primaries, and will spend tho most of this time at his Portland headquarters. Exchange your old piano for a new one. See Launspach. phone 227. Johnny Munn brought his parents, Mr. und Mrs. Lawrence Cllno Mann, homo last night from their auto trip to Eugene where earlier in tho week ho was very proud to see his old man elected ns a director of the Oregon Retail. Merchants association, and then on to Portland for a short visit with relatives and friends. Johnny reports they saw little snow during the trip, hut did see enough prunes to fill up his Uncle Fred. Lawn planting and landscape work. Phone 87-R. 291 E. Campbell, ticket agent of the Southern Pacific, at Los Angeles, Is in Medford having boen called homo by. the death of his father. Phonographs! See Launspach. Mrs. 8. Vilas- Reekwlth who has bean visiting In Medford for tho past few weeks plans to leave for Seattle with Miss Alice Holloway next Wed nesday. Several prominent O. A. C. officials nrrlved In tho city' yesterdays after noon and thH morning to look nftor business mutters hero and in the val ley connected with that institution, and to visit the Southern Oregon Ex periment stntfon. v They- left for the station this forenoon, chaperoned by Professor Relmer, its head. , In the party were J. K. Weutherford of Al bany, president of tho board of re gents of O. A. C; Jefferson Myers of Portland, and Harry Bailey of Lake vlow, also regents; and James J. Jar dlno, of Corvallis. director of experi ment station work. Miss Ellen Rogers of Portland who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. Rogers. hcre for tho last few days, left this morning for Oerher, Calif., whero she will visit for a while on her way to Los Angeles. John levon, manager of the Hort land Flour Mills office, left for Port land last evening to visit with rela tives. Rev. Ernest Leo, tho local FtVe Methodist minister will preach In the Pioneer1 church nt Jacksonville tomor row evening. ' J Notice to Pnronts ) Beginners in the Firitt grade will be accepted in ouch of tho elementary trvhools. Washington, Lincoln, Jack son and Roosevelt up to nnd including Monday. Feb. 25. but not later. Any child who will be six years old on or before May 1st, 1924, may be entered nt this time. Please send them by Monday. AUBREY G. SMITH, H6 Supt. City Schools, ,i, t ,,...THE , l:i r t CLAVILUX IS COMING! . 'mEPFOTTD OT?E'f;OX. ' RIP VAN VK TAKE REVENGE ON T OF PEN One of the pathetic features of the M-fl ford-Ash In na basketball game, Friday night, which served to dampen the joy of AleUforU'a brilliant victory, was the siaht of. the drama .beiny enacted in tho "Hip Van Winkle" cor ner, it seema that liomeo Kop'pes had. In his exeesa of zeal, launched a wild tirade or abuae against a dia tinguished gtttherini? of "Medford boosters," who 'etinsistently - sacrifice their voices in behalf of tho Medford team. Koppes accuaed thia bunch of being ' "Kip Van .WinkleV and even staled that they cheered the wronf! nlde. The veracity of Koppea up to thhf time haa never been doubted by thoae who: know him and even now many people aro purchasing-, unit to take with the expected tirade he .will launch againat the "perpetrators- of the cowardly act." Kop was warned by many friends Jiiat before tho. game but. in spite, of all, he sneaked into the armory and was swallowed: up. In the melting pot of fans. . So Insignificant did he be come that a vigilant search by. the police , and high school . authorities could not even find a thumb print of him. -. liot Mike Jacohs came into the breach and busted his magaphone paging auid Romeo Koppes. ' ' Oh, the pity of it! Kop bit! With fearful glances, backward ho anucli out to the office. So atmid was he that he failed to-watch his step and when he arrived at the office, four of the Bill Coleman ' bunch pounced upon him. i Shamefully he hung his head, nil tho old pc). and spriglitllnoss gone and was walked across tho floor atrufght to the very front row of "Itl4i Van Winkle's corner." Many were the cheers and Jeers that greeted that fallen Idol of the press and, ns ho made his bow to the assembled multitude which he did by the for cible uid of three of tho f'oleinan-Warntr-Taylor faction he was recog nized to be the most typical Winkle of them all. II. -. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. S2. Special convocation Tues day, February 20th. M. M. and P. M. Degree. Visitors welcome. . A.- BY.iNOTH, Secy. 288 ANNOUNCEMENT We take Pleasure in nnnnnnnlnn tho addition of another capable- me chanic to our list , of employes. Mr. i paries t. (ienzcl, baa returned i . to Medford nnd has already taken em ployment With US. Mr r.envnl ,vl was with us seven months last year. Well llvml n . KlL - i' iu ma ii-puuiuon OI being a speedy, competent mechanic. This marks one moro step In our efforts to give to our customers maxi mum service at reasonable prices. 28:i RIVKIiSlDR r.AH.irsk? TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY WANTED Housekeeper for man and wife In small rutin try town. Write to 625 X. Riverside. - ass FOR HUNT Housekeeping rooms on 346 X. Front.. 2SS FOR SALE Transit, light mountain. Hurley, perfect condition, $175. W. ... rignt. wtewart Klk. 2S7 TONIGHT Come get the good old Hart thrills you've ; missed. , - ' W.M. S. HART 'Wild Bill Hickock' Hlo first picture In 2 years! BEGINS TOMORROW Mary Philbln Wm. Collicrt Jf- Myrtle Steadman and Josef Swickard From the Jlors by Dixie Wilson full of thrill, mystery, nnd real drama. r: RIALTO Continuous Shows Today and ' Tomorrow ' IvClff RATFTDAY.'" FETTRFA'RY COUNTY COURT T ASK) BIDS, RUGH PAVING IN MA Our county court hag finally com; nleteil thf man. nnrt auHmntrxt ftif thf j paving of the road from Medford" to 1-Buch, via Jacksonville, a instance of j-elxiut 12 miles. Judge Gardner, informs, I us; that the court will be rosily, to ad; ;vertise for bids for this- work about jthe middle of next month. .-" ; ; The road between Meflforil and- Jack sonville, five. miles.'wlll be paved With asphalt, 18 feet wide and 3 ihejics thick. From Jacksonville to Illicit, seven miles, the paving will bo con crete, nine feet wide and three and a half luches thick, and will be built nn the south nnd east side or right band side of the road coming this way from Ritch. This will give the heavy traf fic coming this way the benefit of the paved road the entire distance. Tho other half of the' road will be macad amized. Jacksonville Post Victor Bur sell Announces for j Co. Commissioner Victor Rursell ftrinntiiicos na-a enn- , didate for the ' republican" riortilnation 1 to succeed himself ns county fcommis- j slonor. ' ' 'f ' Mr. Biirsell says ho has done what he could to assist in reducing the i general warrant indebtedness from several hundred thousand dollars to its present cash baula, stands fnr pood roads, reduction of tuxes and a better community In which to live. He says the money paid a commis sioner does not justify him in making an intensive cniiip;U,'n. EYKttY KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 SS3SBST ;, ' . Twice MAIL ORDERS NOW ALL SEATS RESERVED. MATINEE PRICES $1.10; 85c, NIGHTS: $1.10 and $1.65 including tax, ' Regular seat sale Wednesday, February 27th, 12:00 o'clock.. NOTE: "The Covered Wagon" orchestra consist of 15 splendid musicians under the direc tion of Earl Schwartz. DEPICTING THE adapted mmmfimm ' 23. -1924 - WEDDING BELLS Ade-Iliert'-Juhn 1'hwnix urn: inl -Mi"'- I In- ,-rr.t Kelson, were mniTUMi ... j Presbyterian nianse by Kev. E. Ji-wrence Saturday noon. The bride has been a resident, of Uranw. Puss. while -Mr. Phoenix has 'been working with different construction crews tne 1 past year, having been with the t Ifurnia Oreon Power ronipany -dunm. the summer in come-of their construc tion work, i f. DANlFXS-lintin ("buries Daniels died yesterday at his home in Central P6!nt from heart troubles, aged T ydars, 8 months. I I days.'' Mr. Daniels Armory i j OBITUARY i - . , If iEWAlP'-SL ' Has AARON HOFFMAN'S if f J K BRAND NEW - LAUGH , RIOT : U , Prices: Orchestra $2.20, $1.65; Gallery $110 (unreserved.) . - , Includes War Tax. SEATS NOW SELLING AT CROWSON'S HOURS 12:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00. 2. DAYS BEGINNING Daily Matinee3 at 2:30; Nights VARIOUS. EPOCHS , IN tt.is a native J Vermont and had f0. lowed mining the greater part of his life, having been a resident of Grants Pass for 20 years, and had been run. nint; a repair shop in Central Point for srme time. Deceased, was a member ol' the .Masonic fraternity, and leav., his wife Isabella. -Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Hon, Sunday at 2 p. m. - Interment' in Jack sonville cemtery. . . A Iteliable Cough Remedy Why experiment .'-with unknowq remedies for that cough "or cold when you can secure Foley's Honey ana Tar Compound? It is a safe and re liable remedy for the relief of coughs, colds, hoarseness. Equally beneficial for young and old. Mrs. Anna Cornell. Ilridgeton, X. J-.. states: "I bought Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound for my cold and find it great." Insist upon the genuine. .Refuse substitutes Hold everywhere: i Adv. TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 26 8:30 CURTAIN , , Friday, Feb. 29 at 8:30 AMERICAN HISTORY a. v Mil i ir t.in. u !. ull wu. aSc yd. Jup