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PXGE TWO SrEDFORD MAIL TRTBTXNtE. MEDFORD. OREOQX. MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1924 L ocal and Personal CJiildrpn under 16 years of a: are nt permitted, under the Oregon law. to operate automobiles even when at tended by a parent who U the posses- Included among Californians In the city who arrived Sunday are Dr. K. K. Palmer of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs lit Lemon of Lonp Beach. K. L. Kob or of a drivers' license. This is the ! innon. C. K. Patterson and R. opinion of Attorney General Van j O'Neal of Ios Angeles, and Mr. and Winkle, who points out that the per son occupying the driver's seat and in Every merchant and clerk in Mvd-j charge of the hteering wheel when the .T. JI. Wetflake. Mrs. Ia'o M. Wright. M. A. Kik-r, H. M Manny, V. F. Drury. A. K. Pago and ford is urged to attend the merchants banquet and meeting this evening, at the .Medford hotel, time 6:30. to har Jhe talk on "Salesmanship." I have Just installed some fine sheet tnetal workers' tools at 111 South Holly street In the Ulue Front Plumb ing Shop, and am prepared to do all kinds of sheet metal work. Fairness my motto. Give me a call. Pllker, phone 454. 303 Miss Emma Oaunyaw, sewing by the day or at home. Phone 612-U. 299 President P. L. Campbell of the yniverslty of Oregon, accompanied by Mrs. Campbell, arrived in the city machine is in motion. Is the operator of the automobile. Only under special conditions and under special permis sion re children under 16 years of ae: permitted to operate automobiles in this state, the opinion points out. I Try our wet wash on ' your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. You can't do it at home for this amount. Christian Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166. tf Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 6SQ-J-2. tf Among out of town Oregonians In the city who arrived Sunday are E. T, Carleton and V. Waldele, State Motor Sunday lor the purpose or attending ; irainc umrer l . a. naneiy oi th session here today of the county ! Salem, and the following from Port cltalrman of the southern division in land: Mr. and Mrs. Tom V. Monks. ttacli. of O's campaign for raising one i Ed Hewitt. F. A. Kingston, A. A. Hale million dollars for development pur Doses among the alumni and former Buaenis. j nfl various county crnwr )6aji of the southern section aswom bled In the city for this purpose, UUmn Marshall ia the Jackson county chairman, IpiCotumbia plaster wall board. Call fw;prieea. Wallace Wooda Lumber Tar,d- 92fU)i)g your clean cotton raga to this office. . Ve'll buy them. tf CjQtUje 'awiumber of ( people of the state of Washington arrived In the city. Sunday, Including Mr. and Mm. Tt' C. Temlnger of Longvtew, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Medselr. Mr. and Mm T. Tlreri'and Kalph King of Aberdeen, lift. Hdtase Goldsmith and daughter ntt MtVind Mrs. Newblgln of Tacoma lord" te nog e F. St can and family of VUclmouio -ffivftn yyour spring hemstitching tooir,oiper yard. Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. tf VffFo(rf,at real fillet hemstitching sHiit, 8c per yard go to the Vanity 0fWniMam ttl uurtieiL u .nUuritP 8 m. today .05 of an Inch o(jfo4n. fell In Medford und vicinity fiyjCiijj.m-oi. nielli uim curiy hub iiiuiu ngj,lftain la the prediction for to IlU'bf and Tuesday. The lowest tern lerature of this morning was one de grre, above the freezing point. .Hemstitching, buttons covered at tHVHandlcraft Shop. tf '.Clean cotton raga wanted at this pWice. tf ' The Daughters of the Nile order of the valley held a session Saturday In p Ashland at Masonic hall which was attended by members from various parts of the valley. It being the occa sion of the official visit of Mrs. Far hum of Butto, Mont., Supremo Queen of the order. Grafting wax, Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf Good sized bny 15 years of nge wants work Saturdays to help him continue In school. If you have work or can help secure a Job for this young man telophone the Red Cross. 301 Thoa. Wilfred of New York City,; W. M. Heahonbey of Kansas City, Mo . j O. L.-Larsen of Minneapolis, and End i A. Moore of Salt Lako City are among the business visitors in Medford from , a distance. Oet soft paper school tableta at thin offico. tf; 'Cars for rent without driver. Elwood Auto Shop, S. Central. j Mrs. C. H. Woodcock, wife of the mayor bf Corvallis, Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J..W. Itlley. Mrs. Woodcock drove down and Mrs. Itiley will ac company her homo tho lust of the Week. Genuino Bosch Mugnoto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf . Try our dry wash. 7c per lb., mini- j mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed. ; American Laundry, phone 873. tf Eugene will bo host to between 80 and 100 women of the state this week end when tho fifth annual conference of the Oregon Daughters of the American Revolution will convene here for a threo-day period, beginning on Thursday. Plans for the conven tion are In the hands of Oregon Iewls and Clark chapter of Eugene, and this group has been busy arranging the program and providing for a number of social affairs, which will be 'held during the convention. ' ' For 19 years R. A. Holmes has been known as "The Insurance Man." We lead, ethers follow. - - . If you wish your last year's hat neatly remodeled see Mlsa Lounabtiry at the Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. tf There was an assembly thla fore noon at eleven o'clock at the Medford high, school to celebrate their victory over Rose burg Friday night, thla be ing the first tlmo that the school has met since then. ' Regular business meeting Heames chapter O. E. tt-. Wednesday night. Social nlte postponed. 300 Full weight 16 ox. Folger's Baking Powder 89c, Hutchison Sc. Lumadeu. .. , .. 800 Klamath Falls overnight visitors In the city today Included Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Dyer and child, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Carter. Mrs. G. II. Coxad, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Congo, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perkins, and Mr. and Mrs. ttantford. Linen crepe, all colors, 98c yd. Jap Art Store. Dressing up the town at Wilson's big nab'. 301 The Vanta garments are bent for baby's health and comfort. Hand! craft Shop. . 300 Fuller brushes efficient servants. Tel. 35-U. 341 Many people are planning to go to Salem for the tournament basketball games, including a number of the stu dents and the high school faculty, Those planning to stay overnight are warued'to obtain rooms In advance as there will bo people there from all f over the state. ! Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees Eden alley Nursery, phone 680-J-2 tf Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery, Phono 680-J-2. tf Sale 'still on at Will H. Wilson's. ' 301 Lloyd A. Moss, county club leader, having pleaded guilty In Justice Tay- t lor's court this forenoon to a speeding and V. C. Smith and family. Cash paid for Vi gal. and gal. fric tion top cans; must bo clean. , Hutchi son & Lumaden. 300 Medford Auto Painting. 29 South Front street. We have had some trouble with some varnish Jobs that " wun " V Y w ul . . . . frvni,,nlou .noi. charge, preferred by Night Policeman have checked. The varnish makers,,., . ' . . . tK fi m h.in r. Prescott. it being alleged that , u . .,. . the officer caught him speeding last tt""3,,lu' "Ui"tt"ao uu . J night In town, was fined 10. Friends ,. ... ... , ts..w i who are familiar with his old Ford Mrs. Kate Watson of booth ivy . . - , ,, - ' car, which they felt sure had a speed street, returned home Sunday from ,. ,.-.,. i u. " . wuOM ,i,n limit of 12 miles per hour, thought the fiacred Heart Hospital, where she . . . . , , . . had bov.41) for a month. . . . th , h' 'flcf ,w 'u1,rely NetvS .m .pud,. $1.75 per 100 "nt" UyMtoni.hed them by plead-lh.,-'!.Sd any place In Medford.:1" E""t5, at oncf; 0.w y ay he that It would add class to the old boat. Fir. r Milk Bread Eats Toasts and Tastes BETTER .wAI Any Orocer d Jorfmon Vloduce Co., 241 N. phone 87.- - 20 lbs. red beans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden.- 300 H. C. Noe, manager of the Amer ican Legion Circus spent Sunday In Roseburg. - Walnuts 3 lbs. for 60c. Hutchison & Lumsden. 300 Bee Samuel Bateman or phone 912-J for the best garden loan. H Mrs. Perry Crawford and Mrs. II. Nobllt drove to Ashland last Friday to attend to the business of the health association. It. L Red eggs at DeVoe's. New shipment cotton crepe, all colors. 23c yd. Jap. Art Htore. Rerent letters from sheep men in tho Klamath' district to the biological survey office in Portland state that coyotes are becoming Bcarce in that district. On the O'Connor range in the section, where last year a band of sheep wan lost In one night thru the ravages of the coyotes, sheep have roamed for months unprotected with no casualties reported. "Covernment hunters." said Stanley Jcwett, head of tho biological survey, "have been do ing fine work in this region. They have poisoned large number of coy otes there this year." Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Inclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Vhone 439. tf Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum. 75c. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phono 873. tf George. A. Mansfield, Milton A. Mil ter, W. H. Strayer, Mrs. Alexander Thompson. Robert A. Miller and Dr. 10. T. Iledlund, will be among the speakers at the democratic banquet to be held In Oregon City March la, ac cording to announcements mado by the committee in charge of the meet ing. Ahout 150 people are expected. Governor Pierce may also be on the program if ho recovers from his pres ent Illness. Blng cherry trees, the best ever. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf Walnuts 3 lbs. for 50c. Hutchison Lumsden. 300 Ii. V. Rex of Ran Francisco, a fre quent business visitor hero arrived this morning for a short stay. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. There's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN Aluminum ware 98c at Wilson's big sale. 301 Miss Kasterly, dean of women of the University of Oregon who today is in An h land will be In Medford Tues day and will speak to tho high school during the day. Belling out new phonographs and records alt kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf At a recent school election In the Illinois valley In Josephine - county, resulted In the consolidation of six school districts for high school pur poses. The vote was 17T to 44. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution, 108 South Ivy. tf Why use a treadle machine when we will rent you a new White Electric for $3.00 per month. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 N. Uartlett. - M. C. Wright drove to Roseburg Sunday, and from there went to' Port land by train to attend the auto acces sories dealers conference being held there. ' Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Thon 680-J-2. tf William Pudge Is expected to re turn In a few days from Oakland. Calif., where he has been spending the winter. You can get It at DeVoe's. tf For estimates on fixing lawns phono 912-J, Samuel Bateman. After BO yenrs of constant service. the historic Kplscopal church of La. G ratine Is to be razed to make room for a modern church edifice. i One donen baby dresses specially ! priced at three dollars. , Handicraft Shop, - 300 Kvrrythlt.tr for the baby at attrac tive prices. Handicraft Shop. 300 A big assortment of wall paper 20c a roll at Wilson's big sale. 301 J. Carl Bowman, superintendent of schools at Lake view. Ore., who is the Lake county chairman of the JT. of O. campaign among a hi inn I and former students to rulvo a million dollars for tho development of that institution, arrived In tho city Sunday to attend the meeting here today of tho chair men of southern Oregon counties with President V. L. Campbell. Wilfred C. Allen of Grants Tasa. the Josephine county chairman, arrived here this lorning. Milk and cream at PeVoe's. If Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Vni.l. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop. Blue chambray work shirts '9c at Wilson's big sale. 201 Mrs. Helen Boehllng. who with her mother, Mrs. Sherman, have been here on business from Los Angeles for the pant week or more, left Sunday on a ten days trip back to that city, Mrs. Sherman remaining here with their car until her return. Give Everfast goods any test you wish and It will come out as bright as new. Handicraft 8hop. 300 Men's 16-lnch hl-top shoes at Wil son's big sale. 301 H. H. Bobb. Insurance special agent from Portland was in town today at tending to business affairs. Trade at home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf OBITUARY ELKSNAT Golt Elksnat, a well known resident of Jacksonville, pass ed away Saturday afternoon, March 8. Mr. Elksnat was at one time the assistant county surveyor of Jackson county. He was born in Germany, FL-b. 2,' 1842, and leaves no known relatives in this country. The funeral services will probably be held at the grave in Jacksonville cemetery, tho date of which will be announced later. Remains are at the Conger Funeral Parlors. M. 'MONTGOMERY " BADLY CUT UP L FOR STATE MEET JIark Montgomery. . the Southern I The Medford hich srhonl basketball Pacific agent of this city, was painful-J tealu champions of southern. Oregon by ly but not seriously injured in an auto will leave Wednesday morning train, to Dlav in the Ktale chnmninn- accident late Sunday afternoon, whiie ship tourney at Salem. Thursday, Kri Intent on watching the result of an-.day- and Saturday of this week. , . . ' , . ,' This morninc at the high school other auto accident that had happened assembly a rally was held to welcome a moment before. . back the victors, and speeches were Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery. Mr. an 1 made by Superintendent-Smith. Coach Mrs. J. A. Perry with Mrs. Emma Callison and members of the team Farnum of Butte, Mont, supreme queen of the Daughters of the Nine or der, were returning from Grants I Uy a ruling of the state athletic 'board the Salem hish school team is I barred from playing in the title series. A rhnrt'fl lhat Vflllin ufnf linr1 waa Pass in Mr. Perrys new Riefenbacher. ineligible, on account of havinc nlaved sedan, when near Gold Hill they no-lrnore than four years. The Indepen ticed an overturned auto from which dence hih school five has been select people were, .scrambling out. ie4 to represent that district. Salem Mr. Perry stopped the car at once, 'aa one 01 tnc strong contenders for and Mr. Montgomery who had been sit- , . U1 u . , .1 i . . ..u 1.1 t. j ' Tno University high school of ting in the front seat with him, hadiEuBene ,a8t year.s state charnp01,s opened the front door and waa Just 'win not go to the tourney, that honor getting out, Intending to see if he being held by the Eugene hiuh school. could be of any assistance, when the! The lineup of the Medford team in driver of a Ford car rammed into the the tourney, will .be Chastain and back of the Perry car with such force -n'Ps. forwards; Williams and Reich that Mr. Montgomery's head, and f'n- guards.. and Allen, center, with shoulders were forced through the M substitutes ..." - glass door, badly cutting him. ( A large delegation of southern Ore The other oecu pants -wee scrambled gon fans will go to the state capital around by the force of the impact, but to see the contests, making the trip by escaDed iniurv. The car althniieh hjd- auto. . ly damaged was able to proceed home.1 The contesting teams will draw lots - Mi Mnnfvnmara van haHltr tttt hv iwih,hui, ,,u hu'"lo " broken glass on the left side of the neck and left cheek, and bled profuse ly until Medford was reached, when Dr. E. B. Pickel toog him in charge. It required four stitches to sew up be played afternoon and evening. the finals coming Saturday afternoon and evening. Sewing School Everything in dressmaking, design- the gash in his neck. Monte, with his fnff. remodeling, tailoring, plain sew- .... .. ' (nn I . V. I 1 neck swathed in bandages was about ;in taught. Either Individual or class town as usual today, attending to bus iness. ' Bozy Fepovac. a workman at Gold Hill, who drove his Ford car into th rear of tho Perry car. was placed under arrest by Deputy State Motor Traffic Officer J. J. McMahon, and in Justice Taylor's court here today pleaded guilty, asserting that he did not see the Perry car In time, and was fined J15. ,, So far as could be learned here no one was Injured In the overturning in the first accident. WEDDING BELLS McDEHM OTT William E. McDer mott passed away near Talent at j 12:30 Sundny morning nt tho ago of 71 years. He was born in 1852 at' Rofhester, N. Y. Remains are at the Conner parlors, and arrangements await word from a sister who resides In New York. Edythe WithaK" the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1V Witham of Grants Pass was married yesterday to Carlton Martin by the Rev. II: L. Field in the Witham home In Grants Pass. Only the families were present. Carlton (Cap) M.irlln is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Martin of Medford and employed at the llusy Corner Motor company. The young people will make their home here. instruction. 331 E. Main. Mrs. Wade de Rycke, Phone 110. - 301' Always Take . aSCARA. QUININE Relieves COLD IN XA HOURS LA GRlrtE IN 3 DAYS All Drnuina M etnt. M'CK After a brief Illness on Feb ruary 27th, Joseph T. ISuck died at Ev erett, Wash., at the age of 5a years, G in on I hs and 5 days, and was burled from the home of his daughter, Mrs Gladys Eastman. Ho was born near Tyrone, Penn., and came to Oregon about 30 years ngo; his wife died a number of years ago. He leaves two married daugh tors, thulr throe children, and one tin married daughter. Mr. lluck was s chartor member of Talent lodge. No. 211, I. O. O. F, Everett chapter otfi Ciated at his interment at Evergreen cemetery, at Everett, Wash., on Sun day, March 4 th. R. A. M. Crater I-ako Chapter No. 32. 8peclal Convocation Tues day, March 11th, 7:30 p. m. Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments served. Visitors welcome. 300 . . A. F. KOTII, Secretary. Royal anil Select Master Masons We are desirous of forming a Coun cil in Southern Oregon and wish to have as many R. & 8. M. -members present at our special convocation Tuesday. March 1 tth. If you cannot come kindly advise us, S0Q A. F. NOTH. A V (troes. 35 SCOTTISH IHTE p Special meeting Siskiyou Lodge of Perfection Mon k day, March 10th, 7:30 P. M. Work in 4th to 8th de Py order of V. M. Paul H. Kynning, Secretary. A All DeMolay members wlsh yVftc" ing to appear In tho Ashland MA oeremoniul meet for patrol tJJJffJ drill at the Maxonic hall at 7:30 sharp Monday. Order of Master Counsellor. GET IT BEFORE .. THE ACCIDENT R. A. HOLMES "The Insurance Man" Since 1909 Fone Four Four Four Only KlkifiM mid Datiglierty WASHINV.TO.V, Mar. 10. Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Klkins. republican. West Virginia, are the only public officials who had transactions in Sinclair oil stock so far as shown by the audit of the oil com mittee's brokerage books. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTI2D To rent beef pasture by head or straight rent. Address Frank Hand lev, Jacksonville. 302 FOR RENT Five room bungalow, finished tnsldo and out. on Ross Lane. F. L. Tou Velle, Jacksonville. 301 WANTED Young lady to attend switch board, Hotel Medford. FOR SALE Nice corner lot H block from paving on East side. Price $165. including $65 worth of water certificates. Also large sightly lot close to city reservoir for $125. Easy terms. Phone 617-L or 105. 300 FOR RENT House on S. Central. $lrj.6per month, water paid. Phone M7-L. 300 m Prevent SORE THROAT TONSILITIS COLDS, Etc. ,.rlc with ZePYROL at nrttilcnofioreneM or phletm In your throst. effective, mo wOl MtonUh you. 1 DYERS HATTERS CLEANERS 23 N. Fir St Phone 244 Wong Pon Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acuto and Chronic Pis casts of Men and women. Canor imt tumor trtri. Inflnftixa, kiJ rtr, blwMtr th tmirh tmubltw. fits, fwrnii, rupture. coI.U, frajit troubles, par. !?'. trvr, pneumonia. athm cod thro4t trmiMr. rhrumjtum, mmorrhoe, goitre, consumption, catarrh, pi Ira Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ' Consultation, Free ' 141 8outh Front St., Medford, Or. F. & E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT TONIGHT JACK HOLT in "THE TIGER'S CLAW" TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY A Saturday Evening Post Story "THE MYSTERIOUS WITNESS" with ROBERT GORDON and ELINOR FAIR Special Attraction 'Fighting Blood' Country Store Monday Nights. Admlsssion 10c and 30c Matinee Every Sunday 2:30 P. M. Are you Going to Portland? for'shoppiflg or Grand Opera? If so, we would be pleased to have you as a guest CAMPBELL COURT HOTEL 11th Street at Main Portland's newest and most modern hotel 133 Rooms - 133 Daths UNSURPASSED SERVICE and CUISINE Within Easy Access to the Theatres, ' Clubs and Shopping Centers European Plan . Single Room and Bath $2.50 and up Double Room $3.50 and up E. JEAN CAMPBELL, Proprietress Main 3010 TOURISTS' CAR HIT BY P. & . TRAIN ltfttnojii of Condon, Oregon. whileAlfikininii the Pacific highway this fF'iY"" about 10 a. in. between Medfoni anil fiitra! Mr. and Mrs Condon, Oregon, T. J. I'oint, were struck by a. I. A K. trnin where the highway crosses the f K. track. No one was Injured but the radiator of the car was crush atid had to be replaced. Mr. and Mrs. .Simmons are thVtwn- ers of some property in Cent nil6 1'oint and were enroute to their h'itf in Condon, Ore. hojut MARSHFIKLD, Ore.. Man f in. Damage to the Southern Paqific bridge over Coos Bay at MarshfJeld,' an en tire sj)an- of which was torn out Fri day night when struck by the lumber steamer Martha Buehner, has been es timated at $50,000 by those in charge Work of making temporary repairs over the break to permit the passage of trains is being rushed. In the meantime passengers and mail are be ing carried across the bay by boat Great for Rheumatic Pains and Swellings When rheumatism Bottles in any ot youn Joint". nd causes agony, dis tress or misery. plnuHO remember that Joint-Kusv Is Hie ono remedy- that brings nuiil: and lasting relief. It mutters not how chronic or ag gravated a case may be rub on JoinL Kare and relict Is sure to follow, . . " Jolnt-Kase is for Joint troubles only anil is a clean, stainless preparation that druggists everywhere are recom mending. -Adv.- TONIGHT I American Legion Circus ARMORY DTAT TA TONIGHT JXliSLJ-jX J 15 Curtain Thomas Wilfred! !; In a Recital with his Invention, the CLAVILUX FRERERICK ALLEN WHITING. I saw the Clavilux five times and hope to see it many times more, for each performance seemed more beautiful than the last. Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art There are sensations so Btrange to the eye as to render the recording brain almost in capable of adequate utterance. It causes one to wonder wbajt next. NORTH AMERICAN. - Philadelphia,. Pa. SEATS NOW SELLING Prices, Including Tax, 1st 6 rows $1.10; last 19 rows $1.65; Loges $1.65 31 Critics praise it," doctors prescribe it, grouches en joy it, everybody loves it don't miss it! STARTS TOMORROW! JAMES CRUZE'S NEW COMEDY DRAMA 0fRD Gap with Adapted from the novel by Harry Leon Wilson EDWARD HORTON 'ERNEST TORSEKCE LOIS WILSON FRITZI RIDOEWAY CHARLES OGLE LOUISE DRESSER RIALTO Tonight The Clavilux ' I PADEREWSKI World s Greatest Pianist Statesman and Diplomat Most Famous Artist Ever Brought to Medford Medford Armory, March 18 ONE PERFORMANCE ' MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW-Make checks, send money orders, care of Medford Phamacy, payable to Andrews Bjrt . It'll...., tsl., win 101 'A
