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MTHQFOUT) MAIL TTgBUKE, MflDFQftD, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1625 PAGE TWO L ocal and Personal i The Medford public nchoplH will close for the Bumnior vacation on Frl- I day, May the '28th.' and when they open niialn In September, will bo under the new superintendent of schools, b. H. Hedrkk. .';., . " ' Before you buy that pin no see Luun spach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and is reliable. tf Final sale Scott 2nd Hand store starts Saturday. : 34. Mrs. Fred H. Hopkins and son. Fred erick, returned today to their home in Portland, aftor visiting Mr. Hopkins over the week end. , Jackson Hot t Springs. Beautiful May pole dance Saturday night. May 2nd. White silk sport suit given to most popular lady dancer. ' HandBome silk shirt given to best gentleman dancer. Our price always, 1.10. In dies free. 33 The County Court will pay tlO for Information which will lead to a cpn victlon for dumping garbage on coun ty roads or in streams. 39 An art exhibit will bo held at the Washington school Friday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30. At this time art work done throughout the year will bo pn display in the different rooms. This is tho first time for several years that an exhibit of this kind has been made and patrons of tho school and all others Interested are cordially in vited. . More new hatB at Lottie Howards. ... i :. 36 Final sale Scott 2nd Hand store starts Saturday. - . 34 There was born today to Mr.: and MrB. Amos Turnbow, a six pound girl at the Purucker Home, Mrs. Turn bow wns formerly Miss Paula Mar shall, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Marshall. .If a trained nurse, opened a Inrge, comfortable home for eldorly ladloB, in Medford or Ashland, how many would like accommodations? Hates quoted, to cover all care except for se rious Illness. Answer at once, Uox 37, Mnll Tribune. . ' M Imported pure silk pongee, G0c,-9(ic and 11.25. Japunese Art Store. . 3u' The 'dog poisoner is again busy in Grants Pass. Tuesday he sucoocded In poisoning four d6gs within a radius of a few blockB, poisoned ment being j .m-uwn in inw yaruH wnero cne aogs ere kept. An investigation is undor ivay of recent purchasers of strych nine, which, was found on tho meat ' scraps picked up In the yards. It is bcllevod that sufficient' information can bo obtained to check up. on the porson who is responsible. Dog own ers are upn arms over this lutest but rage and -threaten to take action if they are successful in running down tho guilty party. Grants Pubs Cour ior, -.'.-.. . , Final snlo Scott 2nd Hand store starts Saturday. 84 Sewing machines, , good condition. Drop heads 10. Blngcr Co., 10 South Fir. ...,... .;.; !..-,' V ; , . 85 Mrs. N. A. McKlnnon and George A. McKinnon of Vancouver, U. C, and Mrs. Hobert Moody. o Milwaukee, Wis., are among tho hotel guests hol e from a distance, which yesterday and this forenoon, wore fow compared with the usual largo number of daily distant visitor? ih the city. Uunslttu water j Jugs,, $1.00 .and $1.26. Japanese Art Store. - 30 Mrs., C. kamiknwn is in the isola tlo. department of the Sacred, Heart hospital with scarlet fever, but is im proving rapidly. . , Jackson Hot Springs, lleautlful May pole dance Saturday night, May 2nd. Whito silk sport, suit given to most popular lady dancer. Handsome silk shirt given to best . gentleman dancer. . Our price always f 1.10. In dies free. ,,i ... it. Final sale Scott. . 2nd ,Hnd toro starts aSturday. , , 34 Tho Shonrer orgon and vopal con cert will be hold this evening. 8 p. m. at the Flint Uantlit church. , The pro gram Includes a number of fine selec tions on the organ and some pleasing numbers by Mrs. Shcaror. Roth artists havp ihany admirers In Medford, who will lie, Kind tQ hear them ugttln. Pianos! Hep Launspach. , tf After May 1, we will deliver morn ing's milk mornings, and evening's milk, ovenlngs. Patronize tho produc er and got good . fresh' milk. Fhone 580-K-8. Oilman's Dairy. 34 Mrs. J. O. HuBBell returned today from.it eeyoral wooka' visit with her inothef ancl other relatives and friends in Los Angeles. .- , K. h R. eggs at DeVoe'. , "tf O. A, Meeker lpft (his morning for Portland on a short business trip. . Kd 11. White, of the Drown and White real estate agency, left limt night on a short business trip to Port land. , . . , , .... , The Theosophlcal Lodge will hold an open meeting In their lodge room at 8 o'clock tonight, to which nil are invited. Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths t Ashland, will be ppen for tho son- son Saturday, May Slid. 311 Thomas Meo was among the busi ness visitors In the city today from Applegate. , . , Coal briquets, that doan fuel. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 139. , . , , Meiplck's plunge opens Saturday at. one o clock. t( John C. Still was among the Mod- ford visitors yesterday fro niKagle point. 1 , . Medfprd-Klamath freight line, noth lng too !nrge. nothing too small. Five trucks In operation to and from Klamath Falls. Daily service. We do long distance hauling anywhere. Of' flee 40 N. Front street. Phono 1033. tf Fancy creamery butter 40e per lb Johnson Produce Co. The local high school baseball team left this afternoon for Grants Pass whose (hey will meet the Grants Pass high school baseball team in the seC' ond fcnmc of tho season, the first hnv lng been won by the Medford ienm on tho local diamond, v Infant's maderla dresses, specially priced at 1.60. Knlwli k. Inc. 3 Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will be open for the sea son Saturday, My ?nd. 38 "Hubert rientlcy and Hob Winner journeyed to Medford this morning and spent the morning at the Ameri can Legion golf links, says the Ash land Tidings. ' - 1 Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will be open for the sea son ssiturday, May 2nd. 3 A branch office of the Pacific Fruit Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McClaln of Ta & Produce company, together with . coma, Mr- and Mrs. Robert Moody and warehouse, was established yesterday itifh Moody of Everett and G, J. by th,e Pacific Fruit & Produce com-! Grass, C. Martenson, Louis Dlener, A. puny, it wus learned from J. F. Mats- C. Flebjchmah, A. 8tutzorLleutcnnnt ger, Medford district manager of the and Mrs. T. J. Koenig and Mr. and company, who has been in Klamuth Mrs. Hal K. French of Seattle are Falls for tho poet week making ar- among the Medford visitors from the rungements for the locnllon. Charles state of Washington. Whltloek, formerly of. Klamath Falls, A hearty invitation is extended to but more rocently of the Medford of-, nil to attend n.y auction sale of dla flces of the company will be the monds. watchen. jewelcry, etc., Btarttng Klamath Fulls branch manager. . The '. tomorrow (Friday). May 1st. See, my company up until yesterday, has been adv. in tomorrow's Issue. Fay E. Dia- operatlng into Klamath Falls by truck from Medford. "Our Klamath Falls business became so heavy," Mr. Mutz ger said yesterday) "that establishment of the brunch office here became a necessity.!' Klamath News. Wads DeRycUe Setting Bchool, 331 E. Mali). .Phone 110, has added to regular program the opportunity of finishing . garments under instructive guidance or doing any kind of sewing at school at 25c an hour, every after noon from one to five, except Thurs days. 'V 34 New paint; new everything.' That's Merrick's plunge. It opens Saturday afternoon, one o'clock tf News conies from Hood River that the most. unique apple bloom over. Been there wns brought by T. W. Horry of the west side of that city. Springing from a cluster of nlno normal blooms, tho petals of which had already flhed, teh blossom was four Inches across. It had three layers of petalR. The stem was 4 inches long, while the average upplo stem is. only inches. The jumbo bloom was picked from n Siberian crab tree. Merrick's plunge opens Saturday af ternoon. Water will be kept at 00 de grees. ' ' tf Wii pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Among Wednesday's arrivals in 'the city from out of town points in Ore gon wore. M. Utzinger of AHtorla,. 15(1 ward'Egl! of Bend. cGorgo A. Whito of Hnlem, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Irvine and Elliott Irvine of- Lebanon. 'Delia M. Lofgren and' Klslo ' K.' Reynolds of Corvnllla, C. M. Fender and V,'. L. Dy ers and Mr. and Mrs. Ft. 8., Woaver and family and Miss Paulino IJalglcy of Iloseburg. A well dressed appearance at al times becnuso Mrs. Trowbridge does her cutting and fitting. .. . . Fanoy crenmery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Go. , . The meetings which are being' con ducted at the Free Methodist church, corner of Tenth and Ivy, nro contin uing with Increased Interest. Tonight Rev. W. W. Vinson of Chicago, will conduct tho servico at the usual hour. Tbo Uev. K. Ashcrnft and wife, re turned missionaries from China, will slhg lit the Chinese languago. Its the cut of the garment that tells the stovy. Mre. Trowbridge Will cut nnd fit at a surprisingly low figure. "I. ' .':. ' 41 , Jackson Hot Springs. Beautiful May polo dance Saturday night, May 2nd. White silk sport suit given to moat popular lady dancer. Hnndsonio Hllk Blilrt given to best gontleman dancer. Our price always.-f 1.10. La diosnfree. V , , ..r . . 88' Lieutenant A. J. Crose of Co. A. wns a visitor at Gronta Pass Thursday, on business in connection, with the or ganization of a Nation'nl Ouard com pany at that city. , . Will party who picked up saxophone on Beatty- street belonging to Babe Casoy. please return to Mail Tribune and no questions will bo asked. 36 Have your brakes rellned today. Wo speod up brake rellnlng Jobs with spe cial 'equipment. Riverside Garage. 133 S. Riverside. - 34 O. M. Woods of Bun Jose, Calif., who Is en routo to Seattle, was a Mod ford business visitor yesterday New sport sweaters In all the new bade. Natwlck, Inc: 87 Unity lltornture teaches neonle how to be healthy, efficient, prosperous, harmonious nnd happy. Free distri bution. 718 Woat Main street, A definite recommendation by, the advertising committee of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce to the direc tors of tho same organlnztlon for a very extensive advertising : program vvus made Tuesday. Mr. Colo, repre senting Foster and Kleiser. billboard concern of this region, was present and presented a proposition for tho eroo- tloit of two bonutiful pictorial bill boards advertising Asbjantn One of these bllllionrds should bo locatod at tho summit of the Slskiyous and one near Central Point, according to the tentative decision of the committee.- Ashland Tidings. Infant's maderla dresses, specially priced at $1.60. Nntwlck, Inc. 37 Columbia plnstor wait board. Call for prices- Wallace Wood Lumbor Tard. ' - . ; , ; ,. An- eight pound snn wns born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tnkouchl at the Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday morning. :.....'. Have you tried that nig milk shake at DeVoo'aT . .. . : Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. . Phone 239 I Gernrd Clement of Portland was a business visitor in Medford and Astl innd today and will leavo this evening to return to -that city. - Now sport sweaters In-all tho. new shades. .Natwlck. Inc.-' ' 37 onind, Jeweler, Modford. .. . 34 G. A, Inman of San ITanclsco, sec retary ofthe Pacific coast department of North British and Mercantile In surance company, was a Medford busi ness caller Wednesday., Laces, suitable for. all , materials. Natwlck, Inc. 87 Mrs. W. P. Lane and E. L. Lane of Central Point . are Medford visitors who arrived Wednesday. Wanted Feeder xhogs and pigs. Johnson Produce Co. . tf , The Grants Pass ball club will play with Gold Hill in a practice .game on Visitors in the city from the state James Dougai; who was arrested by . Parent-Teachers' association of of California Include, Mrs, h. Thomp- Chief of Police Adams ! yesterday, Central Point cordially invite all mcm on of Redding, Mr. and Mrs. C. U. I morning on the charge of possessing a burs and friends to the lust iciilar Vi;nnnall nt llaflnlai, ' Tl Ti nAlll-nv Wtln nf mnnnvhlnn wno nn nipnnil In niPPtlllL'. FriflllV. MP.J' lSt. Ol lit H' and Georae Combs of Portorvllle. Judge Tavloris court later In the duT. house. 3:30 p. m. Klectlon of officers Helen M. Lawrence, Louise C. Kruse, Mildred Young, J. Sshwnndu and j. Thompson of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nelson, M. Veele. Sir. and Mrs: Donald Mack, Mr. and Mrs. E. Block and Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Jackson of Los Angeles and the following from San Francisco: W. H. Nunn, Mr. and' Mrs. C. F. Sutton and mother. Mr. and Mrs. J.' E. Brady, O. . S. Wish, Jerry Schoenfeld, W. J. Bracom and'Ida M.; Dickinson.. .'. . ' ... ' : Laces, suitable for . all materials. Natwlck, Inc.;, - . 37 Twenty-soyon out of the state cars wero registered here yesterday ,by the local state traffic but'euu in tho Cham ber of Commorce building. -; Hemstitching He a yard. The yan ity Shop. Bartlett and Main. tf The Medford people In attendance at tho. Rogue River Baptist association meeting held at Ashland on Wednos-! day and Thursday Include the follow- when his trial was set for 2 p. in. next for the coming year will take plate. An interesting' program ami sociui gn-to-gether, followed liy refreshments. Please return all talents. . Sunday.. The official opening of the lng: Mr.', and Mrs. -:A. B. Mead, Mr. Southern Oregon league will be on I and Mrs. .Willlnm Davis, the Drs. Car May 17, when the Bear Croeltcrs come low, Rev. and Mrs. F., R. eLach, W. D. down from Medford to meet the locals , Roberta and the Mesdnmes E. E. Wil on tho home diamond. The Grants son, O. W. Click, R. L. Hague, E..E. Pass team is playing a number of pre- . Morton, W. C. Wilson, E. M. Wilson, season games to get In condition, for , w .L. Penoyor, H. A. Moore, L. F. Lo the league , schedule. Grants Pass Courier. ! : Hemstitching, buttons covered at tho Handicraft Shop. tf The sixth and sevent hgrades of the' Jackson school enjoyed a swim follow ed by a welner roast ut Jackson Hot Springs Tuosday evening. The child ren were, chaperoned by Mrs. E. H. Porter. Mrs.'C. M. Thomas. Miss Eliza beth Ferguson and Mr.. Hewitt. ; Fancy creamery butter 40c, per lb. Johnson Produce Co, , Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hughes and JH. Feist of McCloud, Calif., are among the people arriving in the city.. last night from out of town points. ' $2.40 buys No. 1 T anuria Netted Genis at our ware house free from frost damage and no black spots which appears . in most potatoes shipped from Idaho points. A few cents is nothing to compare with qual ity, in buying potatoes. Johnson Pro duce Co. Phone 241 N. J St. tf Hal R. French, representative of the Merchant Fire Insurance company, was a Medford business caller today front Seattle. Columbia plaster wall board. - Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. . Increase of the capital stock of the Farm Buroau Cooperative Exchange of Klamath county from tqooo to t20. 000, and announcement of Increased and more extended activity of that or ganization, was announced yesterday by C. A. Henderson, county agent. Kin math News... ,- '. We pay cash for used . pianos. Palmer Dlano House. -,, . tf Again, the' San Francisco weather bureau foil down on its prediction of probnblo rain :for today, although the day vaa alternately, cloudy and sunny. Wednesday, with a maximum of 79.9 was much cooler than Tuosday, which had a maximum! of '86. Cloudy and cooler for tonight and fair and cooler for Friday Is the prediction issued this morning. j . We -pay for1 ashes and seil-dirt oheapv:" Brown & White Agency, Trie,. .., ' . - tf zier, S. L. Bennett and Grace Stinson. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. i .. ' . , tf Scott's Second Hand Etore Is launch-' lng , a fire sale, beginning Saturday. Merchandise which was damaged by the recent flro - at 43 South Front street, will be placed on sale. Mrs. Trowbridgo, creator of dresses, 906 W. 10th street. .. . , , ft C. A. Meolter of the M. M. Depart-; ment store, 'accompanied by James Taylor of the Valley Fuel company, left this morning for Portland. While there Mr. . Meoker will select . mer chandise to complete his stocks of spring goods. . .. . . Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. , , , . tf The Woman's . Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church will meet Friday. May the 1st, at 2 p. m." at the home of Mrs. W. M. VanScoyoc, 811 Bennett avenue. " Mrs. Whelden ha" charge of the program. Every body ' is cordially invited. Auction Sale Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, otc.. Starting tdmorrow, Frl dtty, evening, May 1st. See my adv. in tomorrow's issue. . Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler, Medford, . : , -.34 Pleading guilty nt Bend to 'haying driven his car while intoxicated, C. A. Aronson was fined $500, sentenced to (10 days in jnli and suffered the loss of his drivers' license for one year. If you want a furnished apartment with all the modern conveniences, eoe or phone Hotel Holland. . if Chester. Applegate of Dead Indian Ib In Ashland today. Applegate states that he Just killed 13 rattlesnakes found In a den on his place, making, his total killing for tho sonson 30. The rattlesnakes are just coming out from their winto.r hiding places. pAshland Tidings. ' Monday and bail was set at $500. which until thiB afternoon he had been unable to furnish. Columbia plaster wall' board. Call for prices. W'aHace' Wood Lumber yard. - The following , from Portland : arc among the ' temporary Medford so journers: C. B. Hillshury. Mr. and Mre. C M. Hnrtwell, Mr. -and Mrs. J. j M. Plttenger, S. A, Carrlck, George A. j MorBe, J, S. 'Simmons, G. Clement, Mr. I and Mrs. George A. Kingston, L. B. LawBori, Mrs. W. A. Purcell and son, D. W. eHllman, H. It. Jansberg, R. W. Phlppa. O. W. Elliott, George D. Field, i W. Storoll, H. E. Newell. W. H, Jnml- : son. M. J.: Wnlther. C, H. Alien, G. C. j Gillespie. Truman Northup and L. W. i Van Fleet. ; r : ' : . . Free valuable ' souvenir will be givpn away at the opening of my auc tion sale of diamonds, Jewelry, watches, etc. 'Sale starts tomorrow. (Friday), May 1st. See full dnnounce- emnt in tomorrow's issue. Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler, Medford. 34 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shearer, who presented a concert at tho Baptist church Sunday night and will present another there this.-evening, motored to Ashland last evening and favored those n attendance at the Rogue River Bap-, tist association meeting with several musical numbers. , Mrs. Martin Bowel's of Gold Hill was a business visitor in tho city to day. A new ice storage building is being erected by the Medford Ice and Stor age company, on their property in South Medford. ond it will be ready in about ten days. They .will also commence the erection of an addition to their platform to ico cars next week and when completed will be able to handle 20 cars at a time. ., The firm of St. Clair; O'Connor & Lee, auctioneers; of San Francisco and Los Angeles, hnvo arrived in this city to 'conduct an auction sale for Fay E. Diamond, Je-A-eler, of this city. Special coininiinicatlonfMed- ' t .i M UK! A ' li Ar A. M., Friday evening, May 1. S 'P. m. Work fit 13. A. Degree. By , order W." M. A. J. Cro30, becre- Mnlne Staled Session-, lllllnlr Temple meets . '?:",-".. at Masonic Hall, Ash- Mi ;rldtt-y,e"if; jay fll, Important business and dctullB to be at- ded to, hence a attendance is re- ItcfrcBhments after session. EM1L BKITT, Potentate. W.H. DAY, Recorder.' . -' ., M quested. This office wants good clean cotton rairs. siillnbl" for weshlne nreBs. tt TP0 LATE 10 . CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cheap. 2- -frame build ings. Corner 8th, and Front streets. ''Must 'be moved off at once. Will "build to suit tenant. Phone 664-W. C. D. Moliley. 141 S. Holly St. 35 Insurance SURE and you'll not bo TT iien the loss coiuo8 ir a .iri The Insurance Man Since 1909 Phone-444 Sanita Inspection Office of the Oregon Dairy and Food, Commissioner - Portland, Oregon 'j'.; .. ' J. . D. Micklc, Comlnissiouer -- Name of Place.:L.;......Colonial Bakery Name of Proprietor....... H. Fluhrer Address Street Number.... .'... Date of Inspection.....'.. ...........Medford .;!...".'....'..E. Main April 24, 1925 Remarks: This place is new; has ex cellent light, is screened; has electric ovens ancl well equipped with modern machinery. Everything kept neat and clean. Bread full weight. W. B. Duncan, Inspector. The ahovc-is au exact copy of the repoi't . left us by the State Health Inspector. We would like to have you come in yourself and verify his report. We have nothing. to hide, and as we operate twenty-four hours a day you are cordially, invited to inspect our plant any time of the day or night. v The Colonial Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery Millions of dollars In our forests why burn them? ;v. '!' ii. ; . ;.; . i;...' I.'' ; k COMEDIANS :!.: ' "V: i' -"'V.''"'? 4 '' " 1 -,' . , '- .' ' BIG WHITE Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. TONIGHT The Swede Comedy -Drama "Ole Olson of the Movies" Doors Open 7 M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8 P, M. Prices 10-26-50 Cents AT LAST THE PERFECT PICTURE ''Never has Lon Chaney delivered such a marvel ovts performance." Defies one to write about. If 1 ycu are seeking the greatest that tha screen offers . M.inn i " I .' . -YOU yiue uuti uuaa iv. withLON CHANEV) ; NORMA SHEARER JOHN GILBERT flow Playing, Adapted by Carey Wilson Produced by LOUIS B. MAYER i. ' BLAY TOMORROW NIGHT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL "All ef a Sudden Peggy" SATURDAY MAT. and NIGHT "HE WHO GETS SLAPPED'' SUNDAY CONSTANCE TAL MADGE -,--' HUNT CRM NT'S " Monday Night, May A ERIAN; ' - - (3:30 Curtaln)V (A.C.JONErMpS DlCECTOta) ;v. GREATEST MUSICAL k v Oevised S SHKd 'to JOHN MURRAY AHDEeSCH . ; , SEATS NOW SELLING. ; PRICES, Including War Tax:. Lower Floor, first 18 rows $3,85, next "six rows $3.30, balance $2.75. Balcony,' first 2 rows $2.20, balance ,5 $1.10. , BOX OFFICE OPEN 12 TO 4"AND 7 TO 9 P. M. . i ,The ; . " ' . GOLD HILL PAVILION ' w Opens SATURDAY NIGHT The first dance of the season. . , - ' " ; ! ;' . l ' " . New Musics Better Music By the Melgdiaris" Every member an artist You'll enjoy this dance Be sure the match i? out, "1 LIMITED TIME ONLY Prove in your own oven the superiority of "WEAR-' EVER ' ' Baking Utensils. Special 89 Cents Medford Hardwars & Sporting Goods Co. Phone. 296 "The Checkered Front Store" ' 327 E, Main t. .v . . .,: Qiinnl your forests an you-would yonr home,-, '- 'c G.D.MASON - . , j , Builder of,. ' , r '. MAUSOLEUM 1 ' ' Can be interviewed nt the I . Medford National Bank ': '.. -' ' or . . ,'. Jackson County Bank Between the hours of 11:00 A. 31. and 12:00 Xoon. AVill le iilnnsed'tn rlnin nil mntters pt-rtainiiiix to the Mausoleum.
