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

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Newspaper Page TextKGE TWO ftfEDFORD' MATL' TRTBUSK MEDFORD, OKEfiOX. TUESDAY.- MARCH 11. W ocal and Personal Frost Expert Youns and County Agent Cate announce that orchfirdista who want their thermometers tented, preliminary to the opening of the iroat season for fruit, should bring the Instruments to the county agent's of fice at once, and not later than mid night next Saturday. I have Just installed som fino sheet tnetal workers' tools at 111 South Holly street in the Blue Front Plumb Ing Shop, and am prepared to do all kinds of sheet metal work. PuJrneHs my motto. Give me a call. ChrlHtian rijkor,. phone 454. 303 JJonce KukIo Point Sat. night. 303 Postmaster Warner today announc ed that north bound passenger train NOi 14,, due here at 7:05 a. m. daily now carries a closed mail pout-h be tween Yreka and Medford. This Is pleasing news to the merchants and other business men of this city, as the new service facilitates the dispatch of the business mall arriving1 at Yreka during the afternoon by the star routes from the Ktna Mills and Fort Jones territory. 1 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. "Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Wanted Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Ad dress Box 85, Mall Tribune. 304 Ed Harriott, tho well known be ' drlver-and trunk handler of the Hotel Medford met with a painful accident Just, .Saturday, which will Incapacitate him from full duty for some time to , come. : He was chopping wood with an ax In one of the hotel sample rooms, when the ax accidentally struck his left hand, cutting a deep gash clear to the bone. Altho suf fering much pain Mr. Harriott still continues to meet all trains with the bus, but an assistant now looks after - the heavy work of handling trunks. Bring your clean cotton rags to this office. ' We'll buy them. tf Wanted Good man at DeVoe's on or before April 1st. tf The new officers of the Ashland Elks lodge elected last week are as follows: Kxalted ruler, Geo. W. Dunn; , leading knight,. Win. M. lirlggs; loyal knight,- David Whittle; lecturing knight, Klwood TIedberg; secretary, ' Edward Thornton: treasurer, P. Pro vost; Tyler, E. E. Miller; trustee, Ed win Dunn; representative, C. E. Payne alternate representative, - Fred 0. Homes. Begin your " spring hemstitching now, 8c per yard. Vanity Bhop, Main at Bartlett. , tf .. J'ou.are young yoy should pro serve, your beauty; If you are growing Old you should regain the glow of healthy skin and loveliness of "lively" hair. "Our methods please." Medford beauty Shop, 3rd floor Medford lildg., North Central avenue. 307 The entire American Legion post of Grants Puss IH making plans to attend the Indoor circus of the Medford post at the Armory tomorrow night. ' For that real fillet hemstitching stitch at 8c per yard go to the Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. tf . Dance Eagle Point Hat. night. 303 ' The Wlllard P. ITawley, Jr., auto '"expedition enrouto from Portland to Mexico City, Mex., reached Medford ' Sunday afternoon, and remained here ten minutes, long enough to get gas and check up equipment and contln l ued on their Journey south, passing thru Ashland at 4:15 p. m. They cx- pect to make the journey to the Mex ican capital and back to Portland In two months. i Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Tho Ladies' Aid of 'Aon Lutheran church are giving a plate supper nt 'Althea halt, Friday evening, March 14 -commencing ut 5:30 p. m. &0c a plate. There will bo a sulo of homo made - articles. 302 Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Curlyn.and Mr. and Mrs. Anson C. Hart of Olym pia. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. George W- Boole and W. C. Hemphill of Seattle, are among the. Washington Mtate.'Vlsitors In the city. -Clean cotton rags wanted at this office. . tf Grafting wax, Edon Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-P. tf J. J. McMahon.Mho motor traffic officer who spent tho week end In this vicinity after several weeks on duty at Klamath Falls, will probably return to that city this week. $0t soft paper school tablets at thle office. - - . . .tf Cars for rent without driver. '"Ehood Auto Rhop, ft. Central. i Mrs. Dora Woods Garrison who was inxho auto accident between Hose burg and Portland January IK has fully recovered and was able to ro sumo her duties in the Kogue Hiver bakery and confectionery this morn lnr... . (Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and jalra. Electric Shop, Eighth and 'Bartlett. tf ' Try our dry wash, 7c per lb., mini mum 76c All flat pieces Ironed. American Laundry phone H73. tf Umer Knotts and W Muirhead of Oolfl Hilt were overnight visitors in the city. For 15 years R. A. Holmes has been ' known as "The Insurance Man." We - lead, others follow. C7 REMEMBER .. Wednesday ' is the day , 2 ,; RAISIN BREAD ' V by Fluhrer T JU 0 At Any Grocer Work was commenced yesterday on an addition to the SwIhs chalei at the Oregon ";iv-s iort, thf opening ri.it for whlfh has been t-t ut May 1'.. Th chalet addition will hou.se ihe kitchen and dininir room for the employes says the Grants Pass Courier. Th" . present tructure will be used for the dining room for the guests, tin lajrt yenr showed It would not be adequate for the numbers expected at the re sort this season. A crew of five men will be taken to the Caves the first of the week and the construction rushed so that the building will be ready by the time the opening of the Caves is made. If you wish your last year's hat neatly remodeled see Miss Lounsbury at the Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. Hegular buslnesH meeting Kenmes chapter O. E. 8., Wednesday night. Social nlte postponed. 300 Following the falling of .02 of an Inch of rain yesterday, and cloudiness early today followed by warm sun shine, fair weather Is predicted for Wednesday. Full weight 16 oz. Folgor's Baking Powder 39c. .Hutchison & Lumsden. 300 Linen crepe, all colors. 98c yd. Jun Art Store. The Crater Lake O. A. C.'cluh will meet tonight with Mrs. C. D. Thomp son at H2'J West Eleventh street. All members are requested to be present. Dunce Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. You can't do it at home for this amount. Medford Domestic laundry. Personal Domestic Bervlce. Phone 166. tf Words of welcome were extended at the Sunday morning service to twenty three new members at the First Bap tist church by the pastor, Bev. F. It. Leach. Several others were prevented from being present. Tho row of new members extended across the entire front of the church. 1 It was an Inspi rational scene and one Indicating the splendid work being done by the Sunday school of this church, as with two exceptions all were from the Sun day school. Separate class rooms with efficient teachers enable much better work to be done than under the old syBtem where tho classes mot In only a few rooms. Mrs. Hans Holmer Is the aggressivo superintendent. The regular monthly supper and business meeting for tho workers will be held next Tuesday evening, March lMth In tho church recreation room. Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery, phone G80-J-2. tf Cash paid for gal, and gal. fric tion top cans: must be clean. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 300 Harrison It. Janes, Mllo Jacobs. John Johnston, Scott Davis, and pos sibly Superintendent Aubrey O. Smith leave tomorrow to attend the state basketball tournament which begins at Salom on Thursday. Medford Auto Painting, 29 South Front street. We havo had some trouble with some varnish Jobs that havo checked. Tho varnish makers are paying for those cars being ro- varnbihed. we guarantee our work. 3UI! Netted Gem spuds, $1.75 per 100 lbs., delivered any place in Medford. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir, phone 97. Three ladles of the Daughters of tho American Involution, Mrs. F. U. Thayer. Mrs. William Holt, and Mrs. 1.. A. Moore plan to go to Portland Ihursilay for the D. A. It. convention being held there this week end. Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 20 lbs. red beans Si. 00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 300 Carl Bennett Just returned from Edgwood. Cftllf., where he has been for several months. Walnuts 3 lbs. for COc. Hutchison & Lumsden. 300 Seo Samuel Batcman or phone 912-J for the best gnrdon loan. k "Amateur motorcyclists from Ash land and Medford 'gathered at thb hill directly back of tho Smith livery stable on Winburn Way Sunday and enjoyed a hill climb that furnished thrills and excitement aplenty to the CO or 70 people,' says the Ashland ridings. "From tho starting point a run of about one hundred feet put tho ;:ourse well over tho top of a hill that has a grade of 60 per cent. While nono of the entrants turned over far enough to roll down hill. Homo did spill on tho side of tho climb and wero forced to make new attempts. No prises wero given and the affair Is Only tho outgrowth of two or three weeks of the sport by amateurs who are Interested. The sport may be re sumed next Sunday. It. I. Bed eggs at DoVoo's. New shipment cotton crope, all colors. 23o yd. Jnp Art Store. J. W. Morris of Tablo Bock was an out of town visitor In Medford today. Southbound passenger train No. 13 ran in two sections today, the second section being made up entirely of deadhead equipment, and two cars of tho first section being fillod with reg ular nrmy soldiers enrouto from the Seattle territory to the forts around San Francisco bny. Coal brlquettos. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phono ?3fl. tf Try, our dry wash 7c per lb,, mini mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed. American Laundry, phono 873. tf Bert Perch of Central Point was a business visitor In Medford today. Bing cherry trees, tha bost ever. Edon Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf Walnuts 3 lbs. for 60c. Hutchison & Lumsden. 300 Dean Esterly, dean of women of Pnlverslty of Oregon, spent today at tending conferences with the girls of the high school and In speaking bo torn tho classes. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. There's a busy Business Collego In Medford. OWN K. It. Shreve of the Medford Book store left Monday for Klamath Falls whero he will bo for about two weeks attending to business. Aluminum ware Stic at Wilson's big sale. 301 Selling Out new phonographs and records all ktnda half price. Gold Hay Realty Co, Open evenings. Out of town Oregoniuns In the city Include Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mesch of Salem, L. V. Bex, A. A. Spencer. J. H. Hutchinson. W. C. Belstad, F. A? Nngley and 55. N. Agee of Eugene, and the following from Portland: Mrs. John It. Houson, Miss Alice Houson, Mt nnd Mrs. W. O. Mivrklin. J. W. Sweeney. J. P. KaKhlke. Hobt. B. Kuykemlall. Kenneth Mackey nnd K. V. Mnntnntlon. We Ii.ivp jrnod vtihn In used cars. !:Um & UtMnsou,'Liic. ' lt Jim Bowers, well known Ashland man has bt-tn a patient hie for sev eral w-kH at the S.iT.- l H'-.i:f hospi tal, limh'1't.'olilg t: r,il !;. !;t for hlS f i.-.- from a lucal eye expert. fnity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf Why use a treadle machine when we will rent you a now White Electric for 3.00 per month. White Sewing Machine Co., 21 N. Bartlett. Arthur D. Hess of the Toggery ba. gone on a two weeks vacation. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. t ' Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Mr. and Mrs. P. J. O'flara, well known in Medford, as Mr. O'Oara wai? a former pathologist for Jackson county, are at present spending the winter in Los Angeles. They will re turn to Oregon for the summer, to Klamath Falls whero they have a house boat. Mr. und Mrs. William A. Oatos left for the north by motor car this morn- ng on a two weeks vacation. !i Vou can get It at DeVoe's. tf For estimates on fixing lawns phone 912-J, Samuel Bute num. Following the recent government decision for the continuance of block sales from year to year of Indian tim ber, advertisements for bids on more than 83,000 acres, or nearly 800.000, 000 feet, were published at Klamath Falls yesterday. The timber offered belongs to ..the federated tribes on the Klamath reservation and is known as Euaw flat, Trout creek and Long Prairie units. At tho minimum prlco demanded by the government the three units will net the Klamath In dians in the neighborhood of $300,000 a year for ten years. One dozen baby dresses specially priced at three dollars. Handicraft Shop.- 300 Everythli for the baby at attrac tive prices. Handicraft Shop. 300 Horace- Pelton of Sams Valley Is seriously 111 In the Fabiola hospital in Oakland, Calif. A big assortment of wall paper 20c a roll nf Wilson's big sale. 301 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Colonel C. G. Thomson, superinten dent of Crater National park left this morning for Klamath Falls to be gone several days. If weather conditions allow the colonel will make a trip into tl' park, tho latest report re ceived hero being that there was but 10 Inches of snow at the south en trance of the work. 'Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace WoodH Lumber Yard. Ladies' 1 and 2 -strap pumps 98c at Wilson's big sale. 301 PaderewskI will arrive In Medford on March 3 8 in his private car "Ideal" and will leave next day after his per formance at tho Armory, for the north. Dressing up tho town at Wilson's big sale. 301 The Vanta garments are best for baby's health and comfort. Handi craft Shop. 300 Paul It, McKeo returned Monday from San Francisco whero ho had been for a month or so. Fuller brunhes efficient servants. Tel. S35-R. 341 Fruit, shado and nut bearing trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phono 680-J-2. tf San Franciscans who are temporary visitors In tho city Include W. L. Con roy. W. W. Hewitt. C. B. Johnson, S. F. Anderson, M. Greenwood, Ji C. Costello nnd W. J. Mortlgia. Among other Callfornians In the city are M. O. Langham of Los Angeles and E. E. Phillips of Sacramento. Who pays the agent, you or tho other follow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. tf Halo still on-at Will II. Wilson's. 301 . Fred Fiadenburgh, owner of the Ashland hotel 20 years ago, when Ashland was still In the early making and experiencing typical covered wagon days, was in Ashland a short time today preparatory to going to Mod ford to visit friends nnd care for business matters. Mr. Fredenburgh has been In Low Angeles the past sev eral years, but- Is Interested In Ash- laud and was th clnstlgator of bring ing tho Hartman Syndicate here. He plans to return any time und may lo cate here permanently. Ashland Tidings. Trade at homo and bank tho differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery, phono 680-J-2. tf Oivo Everfast goods any test you Wish and It will crtmo out as bright as new. Handicraft Shop. 300 That's what you get with SHREDDED WHEAT. It contains all the recognized body-building properties of wholewheat in a most digest ible form. N Try it with hot milk. Shredded WHOLE , eat FULLMBAL Frank McKee. a former well known resident of .Medford and aviator who servt'i: I with Hh air foiff-s during tlx war. is at prHent hvini? in San Fran i-isi-o where he holds the position of director of service with the state rhamher of commerce, according to William Isaacs, who on his recent trip south met' Mr. McKee and 'talked wlthj him. Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop. Blue chambray work shirts '9c at Wilson's big sale. 201 Among corporations filing articles with the state corporation depart - enent at Salem last Saturday were the following: a certificate filed by the Josephine Farmers' Co-operative as sociation of Grants pass shows a de crease in. capitalization from $10,000 to $4000. Resolutions of dissolution were filed by the Simplex Auto E(iuipHint company of Portland and the Wildervlllc Grange Rural Tele phone company, Wilderville, Jose phine county. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. . . Men's 16-Inch hi-top shoes at Wil son's big sale. 301 (K. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. S2. Special Convocation Tues day, March 11th, 7:30 p. m. Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments served. Visitors welcome. 300 i. A. F. NOTH, Secretary. ' Royal ami Select Master Masons We arc desirous of forming a Coun cil In Southern Oregon and wish to have as many R. & S. M. , members present at our special convocation Tuesday, March 11th. If you cannot come kindly advise us. 300 A. F. NOTH. TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY WANTED Good man at DeVoe's on or before April 1st. tf LOST Pocket book containing large amount of silver and key. Finder return to this office. Reward. 301 WANTED Couple without children wishes to rent small house.- Address Box l3l, Medford. 302 WANTED Rehter for small foothill ranch, good garden land, fine place for chickens, water piped to door and for garden. Very low rent. Address Ranch, care Gold Hill Bank 301 WANTED A baby girl to adopt. Box B V, Mall Tribune. 30 FOR RENT Five room bungalow, newly finished inside and out, on Ross Lane. F. L. Tou Velle, Jack Honvllle. 301 Smith Brothers Make Famous Stomach Remedy Years ago when the Smith Brothers placed their M, A. C. Stomach Tonic on the market, drug stores through out the country were literally swamp ed with preparations alleged by their makers to havo great virtue In the treatment of stomach complaints. Today, most of those medicines nre gone and and forgotten, while Smith Bros.' M. A. C, has a bigger sale than ever. It Is tho old story of honest merit achieving success In spite of every ob stacle. Stomach sufferers who used M. A. C. found tasting relief and told others about It. That's why the de mand for this remedy has continued to grow year after year. M. A. C. is roniarkable effective In all forms of stomach distress, such as Indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, .sour stomach, nausea and excessive gas. Absolutely harmless pleasant to take. You aro nrotected bv a nosl ! tlve guarantee of money refunded If .the first bottle fails to relievo your stomach trouble, put up in ono size only. Price $1.25. Heath's Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy will sup ply you. Adv. TO THE K;im CunadianTacific Empress Steam 'ships with all modern conveniences notu tnr raoru nmr 10 inr inrni JAPAN lOdovs . SHANGHAI , 14 dnvs HONG KONG 17 days! Attractive Second Class Cabins ore" - available at proportionately lower , fures Canadian Pacific W II lhAt;uN C.en Aent Pal DepU Muitn.M HmH HuiUirtf i 5& THIRD ST PORTLAND. ORE TONIGHTI American Legion Circus ARMORY I e A, MRS. AUDREY SAVIN &-"' 'i ''( . if .' f : JL? Have you a Cough? : lli'w'H HJow to f:-4 Hid of the CoiirIi ami Kc tmilil tlir Hotly. PORTI-AXD. Ore. "A few vears atro I caught a bad cold which settled on my lungs and in .the bronchial tubes. ,1 had a severe cough, and became, no bad that for. six luum tiui ut um 11, wuum iiuveio mi f up In a morris chair. I doctored, but I, did not get any better. was 'all in' hysieally. and began myself to think i, think there was no help for me, when I was advised by one of m doctors toj; take Dr. Plerce'9 Golden Medical Di- covery. This medicine so. completely : relieved me of my trouble that I have; never had any return of It. My Iuiiks; and bronchials are strong and never f give me any trouble.": Mrs. Audrey Savin, 693 Tacoma Ave. Obtain this "Discovery" of Dr. Pierce's in tablets or liquid at your nearest drug store and you'll quickly flliil that it hnibU vnn itiv bfirln -for. reeting your distress. ( Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel : Buffalo, X. Y., for free medical' ad- j vice. Send 10c for trial pkg. tablets, j 1 , Adv. Our Cleaning Specialists Will actually renew the life ot your clothes. Cleanliness, Style and Econ-' omy have established a meeting place here. Establish the lino of communication. Tell us what, when nnd where by j phone and our call-for-and-delivory ac-' tivity will add to your satisfaction as we serve you. j i City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phone 474 624 N. Riverside Ave. - Medford, Oregon NEW ' SHOW TODAY CRUSE HAS DONE IT AGAIN! . , ! Following "The Covered Wagon" comes this uproarously funny production J , . of Harry Leon Wilson's merry story. Bulging with delicious humor A West- era comedy of a brand new kind, It's a bear.. Words fail in attempting to ; ' describe this comedy classic. I II I " .'.KSBSf YSSsMi F & E THEATRE JL bJL. CENTRAL POINT WEDNESDAY ONLY COSMO MINSTRELS ALL' white i Band and Orchestra 3 ?M. With Eugene DeBelle ..-'America's- Foremost Singing Comedians Big Vaudeville Acts Admissison 25c and 50c Including Tax WORLD'S GREATEST PIANIST .! Statesman and Diplomatist : Most F amdus Artist Ever Brought to Medford MEDFORD ARMORY : MARCH 18 ONE PERFORMANCE " ' SEAT SALE NOW OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC At Modford Pharmacy. ' Make checks payable to Andrews; Bros. Prices $4.40, $3.30, $2.20, including war tax. ' ! led fGatf PLAYED BY A REALLY REMARKABLE CAST, INCLUDING ERNEST TORRENCE LOIS WILSON EDWARD HORTON FRITZI RIDGEWAY CHARLES OGLE LOUISE DRESSER FRIDAY TOM MIX IN ' " Adults' 35c Kiddies 10c ; ' Loges" 50c ' MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO' 1? J