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Newspaper Page TextPIGE TWO SrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ArEDFORD, OREOPy, FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 1924 Tocal and Personal Laura Laurentz holds the record for gtitch at Sc per yard go to the Vanity having made the largest payment to ; shop, Main at Bartlett. tf the City Treasurer during February,) Free employment agency. 17 South having paid $464.39 in full of her Frontt nankin Kates, prop. 309 assessments on Eleventh street, the J w G Bradley of Medford, repre previous record for the month of Jan- RentntiVe of the California .Oreiron nary having been held by "Will H. Wilson, who paid 1916.60 in full of his paving. Six others paid in full during reoruary. Dance at the Riverside Community Club, Sat. night, Mar. 15th. 304 I have juat installed some fine sheet metal workers' toon at in ooiun:mtteB- xothlng better for baby chix. Holly street in the Blue ront Plumb- ing Shop, and am prepared to do all kinds of sheet metal work. fairness my motto. Give mo a call. Christian Pllker, phone 454. 303 H. Chandler - Egan arrived home this forenoon from a visit in Portland. The -heavy frost predicted by the Ban Francisco weather bureau for Medford and the valley laHt night, did not 'materialize, owing to a cloudy condition arising, much to the relief of many orchardlsts and gardeners. The lowest temperature reached dur ing the night was 30.5, which was five-tenths of a degree warner than during the previous night, The weath er was cloudy today, and cloudy weather is predicted for Saturday. Home-made cakes, salads and cot tage , , cheese tomorrow at Marsh's Grocery. 804 Regular 20c each assorted cakes on sale Friday and Saturday 10c each. The Rogue. 303 Canadian visitors in the city for a day's stop while enrotite home Trom southern California, and who contin ued on their Journey north this morn ing were General and Mrs. Maunsoll of Ottawa and Wm. Hall of Montreal. "Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden "Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Have you bought your ticket for the chicken dinner Monday 'night at the Armory? 304 The girls', high school basketball team made a splendid record this year by. closing the season with 11 victories out of 13 games played. Tho only defeats were at the hands of Ashland. In their last game on Mon day night they defeated Medford by a score of 24 to 22, in a hard fought contest. The girls were coached by Mr. Brown of tho high school. Grants Pass Courier. Prepare for your future now. Buy a "Philco." Danlelson's Garage, North Central. '' 803 .. Trade at home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf ' George T. Collins has boen a busi ness visitor in the state motropolid thin week. . Spring is hero, When you use your kodak have Palmer's studio finish your pictures. tf Extra fancy nut rolls, regular 80c per lb., on sale Friday and Saturday ' 65c per lb. The Rogue. . 803! The Greater Medford club has, secured the services of Mrs. G. J. Frankel of Portland. (0 deliver an ad dress on "The White Cross' next Mon day evening, March 17th' at the llbrury. Mrs. Frankol Is probably tho ; best Informed person in the state on j the subject of narcotics and tho club ; has set this time so that tho men, ns well as the women, may have an op- j portunlty of hearing her Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 803',ub Momluy nlK,u ut tno Ar Home-made cakes, salads and cot tage oheoao tomorrow at Marsh's Grocery. ' 804 , G. M. Esterly tho Waldo mining man. Is a visitor in tho city who ar rived yesterday. Enjoy a hot chicken dinner Monday mgni ai ine Armory. d:u io s:uu. miy , gruur uukci. nuw tti. i minor a i innu Place. 804 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, ; Wanted Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Ad dress Box 86, Mail Tribune. 04 Among Catifornlans temporarily so journing here are C H. Tracy of Ijoh Angeles, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Garrett, Jr., ' Rude Popper, Jack Wollenberg. B. ,H. Williams, H. n. Boock. Mrs. H. Feldman, Gus L. Foldnmn, of Nun Kranciioo, and J. O. HUler and M. M. McFay of Ovwoont City. i Ilrlng your clean cotton rags to this offloo.., We'tl buy thorn. tf Begin your ftpring hemstltohlng now,' Ao per yard. Vanity tihop, Main at Bartlett. .-, . i tf Prepare for your future now. Buy a "Philco". Danlelson's Garage, North Central. 308 Mr. and Mrs. William V. Pierco of Seattle, Wash., were In Medford lust venlng and remained over night on their way to California. Kegular 20c ach Assorted cakes on wile. Friday and Saturday lOo oach. Tho Rogue. , 808 If you' are young you should pre serve your beauty; If you are growing old you Khould regain tho glow of healthy skin and loveliness of "lively" hair. "Our methods please." Medford Ideality 8hop, 8rd floor Medford Hlilg., North Central avenue. 307' ' Home-mudo cakes, salads and cot tage choose tomorrow at Marsh's tlrncery. 304 r IT'S GOODNESS NEVER VARIES That's the reason for the continued success of FLUHER'S MILK BREAD At Any Grocer The indoor circus company, which played her at the Armory for the American I-Klon post will play next at MitrHhfi'-IiI uhout April lt, and meantime will spend the remainder of the month here. Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 For that real fillet hemstltchine jwer company, arrived in this city Iast evening to spend the next few dayn ftttend to interests of the com- , pany. Roseburg News Review. j your chickons lousy? Parker's . Magic Discovery given in drinking Water or food rids fouls of lice or . under guarantee by Hasklns prug Co., C. E. Weaver, Central Point. Oregon. 303 Eat a big chicken dinner Monday night at the Armory 6:30 to 8:00 o'clock , Tickets at Palmer's Piano Place. 304 Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Brady of Horn brook were in Medford, Wednesday shopping. Clean cotton rags wanted at this office. ... tt Extra fancy nut rolls, regular 80c per lb., on sale Friday and Saturday 65c per lb. The Rogue. 303 ' Troop 8 of the Boy Scouts will meet this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Reichstein, Mrs. W. W. Williams and her son Harold, and Joyce Maddox lft Thursday for Saltm to attend the basketball tournament. Grafting wax, Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-?. tf Home-mado cakes, salads and cot tage cheese tomorrow at Marsh's Grocery. 304 H. C. Noe, who managed tho Amer ican Icgtoa Circus, will leave today for Roseburg where he will spend the night, going on to Salem for the final games of the basketball tournament. A ohicken dinner will be served Monday night, 6:30 to 8:00 at the Armory. Come and bring your friends. 304 Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf Singer electrlo or treadle machines sold or rented at $3.00 por month. Bargains In used machinos. Repairs and supplies for all makes. The Singer Store, 10 S. Fir. 307 W. H, Hanna and W. O. Webster drove to Applegate today on business. Home-made cakes, salads and cot tago cheese tomorrow at Marsh's Grocery. 304 Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and ropairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf The quiet wedding of Miss Sarah E, OHInghouHO and D. L. Nelder helser, "both of Medford, was tho cul mination of a romanoe developed In our sister state, Tho wedding took place at the Mothodtst parsonage at Trckti March first, the -Rev. J.-K. Hubbard officiating. Tho young couple was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. J. McGeo, Tho party mo tored down and loft shortly after the ceremony for Medford whero they will establish tho new homo. Yroka Journal. ',. , Try our dry wash, 7c per lb., mini mum 7 6c. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phono 873. tf For IS years R. A. Holmes has been known as "The Insurance Man." Wo lead, others follow. Mnko morry with the "JuHt Folks" rmory. Chicken dinner 6:30 to 8:00 o'clock. 304 The chamber of commerce has commended tho action taken by the Standard Oil company In destroying all its signs on tho highway, as the removal of the signs is a great im- proVoitiont on tho appearance of tho country and gives thoHO drinvK thru an opportunity to see tho Hconery, If you wleh your Inst year's hat neatly remodeled see MIhs Lounsbury at the Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. tf Palmer IMano Houso rents pianos. tf Next Sunday Is sot aside by tho De Molay as the date when each body of this organization of boys and yountr men shall nttend some church, where a special service will bo held for them. They have asked Itov. F H. lieach to preach the sermon this year. This spoolal service will be held Kunday at 7:30 p. nt. at the First Baptist church. The me ml torn will attend thin service in a body, whon they will listen to a Hpeclal message for young men on the theme, 'Climbing tho ladder of Huc com," The servico will attract other young men and boys. LI linn crepe, all colors, 08a yd. Jap Art Store. Extra fine beardless barley at Wat kins Feed store, phone 2t9. 397 8. Front. 303 Washington stato people who are temporary visitors In this city Include Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kverett of Port Angelus. II. Chrtstenson of Kent, Mm. N. R. Mamer of Spokane. "O. A. Mooro of Tacoma, George W. Morton of JiltLluG and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Pierco and Mrs. Ieo James of Seattle. Try our wot wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 76c' You can) do It at homo for this amount. Medford Domestic Iundry, Personal Uomestlc Service. Phone 16G. tf Eat your Sunday dinner at the Hotel Waldorf, Itoguo River. 75c plute. Make reservations. 306 For estimates on fixing lawns phono 912-J, Samuel Bateman. Major Clnrey of tho tJ. S. Army, acting instructor xtt the Oregon Na tional Guard, was in Mod ford laat Wednesday to nee how Company A was progressing in its plans for the mi minor. Homo-mailo onkon, aalnds and cot tage cheexe tomorrow at Marsh's tirmwy. 304 Netted Gem spuds, $1.76 per 100 lbs., delivered any place in Medford. Johnson Produco Co., 241 N. Fir, phone 07, - Kumars that tho first Chinook sal mon has been caught are now heard but they are discredited ns the usual custom in to bring tho first one to the city as proof. There is considerable rivalry among the fishermen to find who will ho tho first to bring one of the Mg fellows to land in tho spring. Kcports are that trout are being taken on the upper river on a fly. They are being taken below tho city on igs.-r Grants Pass Courier. Get your magazines at IeVoc's. Rhubarb and aspnrngus roots. Eden Vnllry Nursery, phone RSO-J-J. tf Wcpny rnh for u-Md pinno, Psl mcr Piano House, (f Jack Johnson, the Jeweler, plans to drive to Salem for the basketball tournament this week end. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf See Samuel Bateman or phone 912-J for the best garden loan. H Dance with the Metropole Jazz or chestra Saturday night, Jackson Hot Springs. 304 Included among out of town Ore goriians stopping in the city are W. G. Ayre of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. M- C. Phillips of CorvallU. Mrs. W. 8emplar of Klamath Falls, V. M. Hillary of Eugene and the following from Port land: Mr. and Mrs. N. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Booth, R. K. Lee, K. J. Mackenzie, A. I. fiherrell, H. A. Mal lum, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grelder, K. Sklbftzke, H. C. Zehrung, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin, P. R. 'Hough, Miss Rhinehart, J. H. "Messinger, C B. Reynolds, R. L. Rankin, C. W. Acker son, W. H. Wey and Mrs. M. McGre gor. Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf New shipment cotton fcrepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Mrs. J. A. Perry has gone to Eugene to attend the D. A. R. convention. After the convention she . will con tinue her Journey to Corvallls to visit her daughter, Frances Perry, who is in O. A. C. there. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Fuller brushes efficient servants. Tel. 835-R. . - 341 Mrs. S. Campbell left Thursday morning for Oakland, Calif. 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. Bartlett. Roy Buckingham left today for Salem to attend the basketball games there this week end. Dan co Saturday night, Jackson Hot Springs, Metropole Jazz orchestra. 304 Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. tf Milton L. Hamlin of Baltimore, Md. was a Medford business visitor Thurs day. 1 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices, Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Blng cherry trees, the best ever. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2. tf There's a busy Business College in Medford. OWN The Roosevelt Parent-Teachers cir cle will hold their regular business meeting next Friday afternoon when business of Importance will bo trans acted and on tho following Friday evening, Mar. 21st a reception will bo given the teachers and daddies at the homo of Mrs. P. O. Crawford. Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. Wo have good values in used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices, Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Two stage drivers of Crescent City, M. M. MoVay and J. O. Hlllor arrived : In Medford last night to attend to 1 business in this city. YOu can get it at Dovoe s. tf Dance Eagle Point Sat. night. 303 Milk and cream at DcVoe's. tf Preparatory to tho smudging sea- Hon all orchardisls who have not al ready dono bo and who desire to havo their thermometers tested aro again urged to bring tho Instruments to the county agent's office not later than Monday morning. Many thermometers have been brought In, but as usual a number aro still out. Tho original time limit set for this testing was midnight Saturday night. R. I. Red eggs at DeVoe's. Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Edon Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Jack Kerr, district manager of the California Oregon Powor company at Grants Pass spent Thursday in Mod ford on business. Dance at the Riverside Community Club, Sat. night. Mar. 15th. 304 Chicken and hot biscuits nt the Armory Monday night 5:30 to' 8:00. 804 Notico to Trunk and Horry Growers! Important mooting Saturday at 2:00 p. m. at Public Library. Tho manager of tho Ashland Association will ex plain their methods. Our organization will be completed. 303 A. F. A A. M. Special communication XT ford Lodge No. 103. A. ' A. M., Friday. March 14 Med F. & 1924. Work in M. M. degree will "begin at 1:30 p. ni. and continue throughout tho afternoon and ovenlng. Refresh ments at 6:00 p. m. By order V. M., 303 H A J. CROSE, Secy. It took the United States 41 years and four months to produce its first billion barrels of petroleum. With Medford trade Is Medford made TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR HALE Garden cultivator and seeder, bedspring and mattress, and one full-sise mattress, two stake chains, and many other things. Cull evenings, 311 S. Peach. 305 FOR RE N'T Mrs. Crews' furnished house on H. Oakdale. C'a!l 24-R between 9 and 12. No children. 304 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. Main. 816 W. so r FOR RENT Seven room house. Fur niture for sain. Kl'2 3. Oakdale Ave. Tol. 1080, 8 n. m. to 6; 30 p.m. I oft FOR SALE 8 h. p. upright team holler at a bargain. In Tlmt class shape. Phone 1)04, Presto-Lite Bat tery Station. 305 FOR SALE 1000 gal steel pressure tank, 12 h. p gas engine and pump. All or separate. Inquire F. J. Mc pherson, Eagle Point. 05 FOR SALE Ford touring. wire wheels. Hassler shook absorbers, cord tiros, puint, new top and up holstering. Medford Auto Top Co. 30a FOR RENT Furntnhed room suit able for two persons, in private home. 539 W. Tenth St. 305 LOST Folder containing Call 260-J-2. keys. 303 LOST Pair of spectacles in case on S Riverside. Return to 340 fl. Riverside, 30 OIL LEASES HELD LOS ANGELES. March 14. So far from being a "grab" on the part of the Pan-American petroleum com pany, the Pearl Harbor contract and the naval reserve 'leases in California naval reserve number one. Elk Hills, California, "constitute one of the best bargains the government has ever made with private Individuals," ac cording to a statement Issued today by the Pan-American Petroleum com pany here outlining conditions in the California reserve, ' 'Tho average government royalty paid by numerous leases in the naval reserve number two, which adjoins naval reserve ntTTiber one, is eighteen and one-tenth per cent," while the "average government royalty paid by the Pan-American Petroleum com pany in naval reserve number one la thirty and six-tenths per cent the statement declared; REBEL GENERAL IS VERA CRUZ, March 14. (By the Associated Press.) General Eduardo Ixvo, rebel, lis surrendered to the federals with 600 men. He was per mitted to retain his command, Joining the government forces. Refugees arriving from Puerto, Mexico, say the rebel General Candldo Agnillar has returned to Frontera leaving General Benito Torrtico In com mand with 1800 men, and gunboats. General Jose Domingues, command ing government forces, is reported at Ojapa waiting reinforcements. A bat- tie for the possession of the port is expected shortly. (Previous reports were that Puerto Mexico had been cap tured by the federals under Domin gues.) The rebels are reported to have re occupied Minatitlan after fighting in which there were 100 casualties. A gunboat participated in tho attack. BALTIMORE. Mil., Mar. 14. Ten survivors of the Ward line steamer n,lRK whlch nk j" tho storm off cPe Hatteras Tuesday were taken off by 'tho steamship Iais hor.o, today which picked up the lifeboat Tuesday. Captain Baldwin went down with his ship lnsshed to the mast. Tho first and third officers were washed overboard when they tried to retrieve a hatch cover that had broken loose. The survivors had no word from the remainder of tho crew of 35; they believed nil but themselves were lost. Ten stokers were caught below decks and drowned. Tho seas poured through the open hatchway Causing the ship to founder. OBITUARY T3AER Mrs. Victoria Baer, who re sided nt No. 4 Clark street, and had been a resident of Medford for the past IS yoars, and of Ashland for 22 yoars prior to that date, passed away lit tho Sacred Heart hospital at 12:30 p. m., March 13, at the bko of 77 years and 9 months, after an illness of a few days. Mrs. Baer was born at Wabash, Ind., and came to this state and located in Ashland 37 yoars ago. She Is survived by the following children: Two daugh ters, Mrs. 1). V. Radcllffo of Medford, and Mrs. Frank Metschan of Portland; and one son, Kii Baer of Ashland. The funoral services will bo held at the Stock undertaking parlors In Ash land on Sunday at 2:30 p. ni. and bur ial will be In the Hagardine cemetery of that city. Oregon News Brief m UAT I.-M Tnn.h 1J tUtnn Keymr and Ralph KnlRht who told police hero they are Roseburg busl- mAuamnn ik... onleaMH frnm 1nll thli rooming under hatl of $1 each. Tht njpn arc nccuftod or liquor vioiaucna and. police said, were taken Into cus tody while in tho oompany of FVrtha I'apeinna, reported to he wanton d Portland police n a-iarcony- rharg. m'.v!irr ana ini)rnr tuia g-Kiuuturn fnpv hud mot the w-o m a n In' Portland The Insurance Business is NOT" A SIDE LINE With US. ..; We devow our. entire time to it aiid are giving expert service. -V O D R. A. HOLMES "The lnsuraneeMan" .. ..' . jBlnci 190 , . Fon Four Four Four RESCUE SURVIVORS OF SHIP WRECK The Home of Bread Like Mother Made Economy of time is a saving in money. Increasing numbers are learning that here, where you find everything for the kitchen Groceries, Meats, Hardware and Bakery Goods ,all in one room, quickly obtained, and popularly priced you save both time , and money. , .. For the benefit of those who were' unable to take advantage of our special introductory price on Kerr's Flour last Saturday 49 lb. sack ....... ....... . . . $1-63 Remember, this is a hard wheat flour and is absolutely guaranteed to be'satisfactory or your money back. Rogue River fancy Royal Anne Cherries, No. 2 can, 35c; 3for.. $1.00 Comb Honey, 23c; 3 for l. . . . ........ 64c Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 6 f or . , 63c Iowa Chief Corn, can . '. : . c Pineapple, No. 2 tin, Libby fancy sliced, 3 cans 74c Ripe Olives, No. 10 tin . . . . ! 69c Whole Wheat or Graham Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.59 White Wonder Soap, 10 bars .... . . 34c Bell Buoy Salmon, No. 2 can . . . . . , , .20c Shasta Tea, lb. pkg. 23c Hillsdale Asparagus .' 29c Onions, 14 lbs. Garbage or Ash Cans, 8 gals. , $1.98 Special Flour Sifters 14c Kerr's Hotcake Flour, pkg. 20c Heinz Catsup, per bottle . . . . . ; 30c MEAT DEPARTMENT Edd Binns "Fighting the Beef Trust" Beef Stew, lb : . . .' 12c Veal Stew, lb . '. 12c Veal Roast, lb X . . 15c Beef Roast, lb.. ...... , , ... . . . . J . . . . . ... 15c BAKERY DEPARTMENT Cup Cakes, Vanilla or Mocha, doz 16c Hot Biscuits, 1 1 a. m. to noon. Regular Saturday sale of Devil's ' Food and Mocha Cakes. ' Regu- . lar 35c size. Sat. special ...23c Hot Cross Buns, while 50 dozen last 18c Gates & Lydiard Buy Here, and Bank the Difference Convenient Parking Space Close Will and knew little concerning: her. Tocatl officers had been notified by Portland police to be on the lookout for her and the fact that the Roseburg men chanced to be in her company was re sponsible Tor their arrest. PORTLAND, Ore., March 11 A let ter of commendation to the Standard Oil company for the action it has tak en In removing all advertising bill boards from highways has been sent by tho Oregon Federation of Women's clubs through tho fino arts depart ments. , ' SAIEM, Ore., .March 14. Oregon prunes of the 10-r0 size havo ndvanc- Is Green No More "My experience with your medicine has been wonderful. My stomach and liver trouble of " five years standing. took a new turn two years ago when t took an olive green complexion. I spent $1200 with doctors and special ists only to prove that 1 was still as green as ever. A friend advised me to take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. pnd I am green no more. My stom ftch and liver troublo has all disap peared." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catar rhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, Including ap pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by all drug gists. Adv. F. & E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT Thursday and Friday MILTON SILLS in "LEGALLY DEAD" WM. DESMOND, "Around tho World In 18 Days" 2 Reel Century Comedy Alice Brady in "The Leopardess" Coming Sunday and Monday. Country Store Monday Nights. Admlsssion 10c and 30o Matinee Every Sunday 2:30 P. M. ed afull cent in price on the New York spot market since Tuesday and buyers are today .scouring the mar ket with offers of . 7 cents a pound, according to advices received by the Oregon Growers co-operative associa tion today from R. C. Paulus, gene ral manager of the association, who has been in the east for several weeks. SALEM, Ore., Mar. 14. O. B. Mount of Baker today filed with the secretary of stato his statement as a candidate for the republican nomina tion for circuit .judge of the eighth judicial district. Leonard H. Hell of Dallas filed as a candidate for the republican nomina tion for joint representative from Polk and Lincoln counties;-- MISS TOWNE The Milliner will take the Colonial Shop on March 17, handling an exclusive stock of .ladies', ready-to-wear, as has been shown there for the past three years. Miss . Towns will an nounce the. spring open ing days next week. The entire stock of mer chandise will be all new. TERM Save You Time . T WO TO-NIGHT for loui of appetite, bad breath, coated tongue, biliousness, Withoat griping or naasea ' CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLET Set your liver right only 25c NEW SpringSuits Hats and - FurnishingGoods Have Arrived Suits $22.50 to $50 Some Have Two Pairs of Pants Hats $3.50 to $7.50 126 East Main Street Model Clothing Co.