Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 16, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextO i o 16, 192." O -O prmtb mail 'f RiMJHfi, fEnrORh. oKEflox,QsATrRDAY, may fAOE TWO o Vocal and JJ Personal f Andrew Vuletz. the experienced miner, who was in the city this morn ing Htuted Ihut he hud Just opened tt neven foot vein of ood eoul vTx the .Westorlund orchard property, which wua recontly le.ed by T. U. l'etch, lo cal manager of the Southern UrCKO" Gng company. Before you buy that piano ace Laiin upach. Ho can save you money. H knowg pianos and is reliable. ' tf Mr. T. V. Miles. JiukHon County I!ank building, i looking nftor Cold Kay Itealty company business during absence of Frank II, Ray. 4U Unsettled weather, and showers fur toniKht and Sunday is the official pre diction of the weather bureau, which together with the rain of yesterday af ternoon, last nlKht and this morning knocks out plans for many Hunday outings- From yetsenlay afternoon until this morning .oa more of an inch of rain fell. The county court by resolution has reduced the load limit to 450 pounds per inch of tiro and nil police and high way officers have been Instructed to arrest drivers hauling loadB In excess of the limit. 61 Summer prices on blocks and slabs. Flace your order early. Newcomb for Wood. Phone C8J. 89tf Local hotel guenls here from east ern states include Mrs. Francis Cole and Miss rlaufihton of Schenectady. N. y., Irving Salmon of New York City and Carrie 1 Harrington. Lophla B. Harrington and Ilia W. Karty of Warren. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Fowle of Minneapolis aro olno visitors in the city. The latest peppy fox trotn by the Molodlans will be played at the Cold J fill Pavilion dance toniKht. 48 Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day, May 16. Prizes for fanciest dancers. 48 "On Juno 1 a change will take place In the local telephone office, Mrs. Ralph Jennings having resigned and Mrs. Vivian Wilson having accepted the position of local mamiger." suys the Jacksonville Post. 'Mrs. Jennings has boon an employe of the company seven years, the last four years ns manager, and has served the patrons well. Sheriff, and Mrs. Jennings will move to the Tom Kinney house (own ed by W. U. Kirkpatrick) and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Wilson wilt occupy tho npartment In connection with the telephone office. Mrs.' Wilson is an experienced operntor and Mr. Wilson Is a lineman for the company." Use Bear Creelr Oil Emulsion In your arsenato sprnys as a spreader and o destroy the codling moth eggs. Call at Bear Creek spray plant. 60 Tho Valley School, 1103 West 10th street, will again open in September under the . direction of Miss Kiltie Bragg. Attention will bo confined to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades. Children under six years of ago will be accept ed. Applications ahould bo made now. For further Information, please address Mrs. F. Corning Kenloy, Med ford. Tel. 611-J-8. 48 The number of the. out of the state cars registered hero yesterday by the local atnto traffic bureau was thirty three. The Standard Manufacturing com pany of this city 1b busy these days, making orchard ladders to moot, tho demand for tho fruit season. The newest danco hits by tho Melo dians. Enjoy them at tho (J old Hill Pavilion dnnce Saturday night. 47 There was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Putney of Nob Hill, nt the Sa cred Heart hospital in Modford Wed nesday, a seven and ono-half pound boy. Mother and son arc doing nlcoly. Ashland Tidings. Strawberry day Saturday at Marsh's Orocroy. 47 Lipeclal sale of rosea going on at tho Rogue Valloy Floral -Co. Earheart Htreet on So. Riverside. Phono 1040. 48 At the meeting of (he Jackson County Fair association last night much ,news of interest relating to the fair next September was discussed, nnd s. I . Brown, familiarly known ns Sid,' was elected permanent secrotnry of the association. The newest dance hits by the Melo dlans. 10 n Joy them at tho Gold Hill Pavilion dance tonight. 48 See the display of home grown Htrawberrles Saturday nt Marsh's Gro cery, 47 The California Oregon Power com pany has started on tho Fruitdnle and Wllderville extensions of their lines In Josephine county. Those lines will serve tho people of the two commu nities with power for lighting and heating. The work is to be completed In two weeks. Danco Jackson Hot Springs Satur day, May 1(6. Prizes for fanciest dancers. 48 Summer prices on blocks and stabs. 111100 your order early. Newcomb for Wood. Phone 631. 30tf Among tho out of town Oregontuns registered nt local hotels are Ted Mesch of Salem, K. L. Konmnrk of Baker, Phil Singleton of Ttoseburg, Z. N. Agee and 15. B. Row of Kugonc, nnd Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Ksterly of Waldo. Pianos! See Ijumspach. tf Wo pay for nsheH and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc. tf Another, of those wonderful Gobi Hill Pavilion dances tonight, and the Metodluns will be there. -4S The delivery route from the Ashland postofflce recently lUKhnrlaott nnd to lie officially .known as R. F. P. No. L became effective today. Frank 1 lew wick, nn employee In the postal ser vice for a number of years, has been designated ns temporary carrier. The "sweet girl graduate" and the "June bride" will both find .Mrs. Trpw bridge a clever creator of gowns. tf Saturday Is strawberry day nt Marsh's Grocery. 47 Lred piano for rnlent a bargain. Noel Kraklne.tVhono 71'9-W. 9 09 W. H. Ooatlo of Medford, was ar rested last night by Game Warden Fred Merrill on a charge of snagging salmon nthe Savage Rapids dam. His hearing bus been sot for tomorrow when he will appear before Judge Ty ler at Merlin. Grants Pass Courier. Dunce Jackson Hot Sprir Satur day. May , 1. Prizes for fnnrifM dancers. Hear the mfest nieloWes by the 9lelodians nt the 0)old HIM Pavilion tonltrht. a dance you'll like. 4Ri It. I. K. eggs nv DeVoe'a. tfVest 12th street, I A year ago today Medford was still jcomlmttiug u very warm spell with a maximum of 91, following tho niaxl- mum of 1)2 the day before. Tho maxl ium of, yesterday waB 87 degrees, "Meet me at the Pavilion!" Fair ; Grounds tonight. 48 Special "Umrner prices on dry fac tory mill bTocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf Fruitgrowers OH Kmulsion for your arsenato sprays mr.de fresh dally at the Rear Creek Spray company, nt Bear Creok orchards. 50 Dr. W. S. Moorehouse of Salem has been employed to have charge of cut tle Inspection under a new law enact ed at the last session of the legisla ture. Under the law ft Is necessary to subject all dairy cattle to the tuber- Have you heard the Melodinnsat the Gold Hill Pavilion? Don't miss the dunce there tonight. 48 Summer prices on blocks and slabs. Place your order early. Newcomb for Woood. Phone 931. 39tf Hemstitching, buttons covered at tho Handicraft Shop. tf A. S. HoHcjibaum spent yesterday In Grants Pass on business. , Fancy creamery buttor 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. $10 reward fur Information leading to the arrest nnd conviction for each person caught stealing wood on our yards si tooted on tho east side of Court and McAndrews fit rets, ulso on the Oregon-Owen Lumber company property. Valley Fuel Co. 38tf Guaranteed lawn mower sharpen ing, called for and delivered free. Medford Hardware & Sporting Co. Phono 290. 48 Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Cooke, Mr. nnd Mrs, G. H. Smith nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. Shavrlg of Portland are among the temporary visitors In the city from the state metropolis. Marcelling 75 cents. Telephone 65T for nppointmont. f7 Columbia plaster wall fcoard Call for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber ya rd. Donee in the "open nlr!" Attend the popular "Pavilion Parties" at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Wednesday and a-iturdny. 48 Iast huturday h issue of the Rone- burg News-Review was published by Htudents of the Roseburg high school. Faculty Instructors In Journalism su perintended the work and a force of 15 students supplied the news.. Fashion . dictates sllmness. simplic ity and suppleness. These are achiev ed only by nn experienced designer. Mrs. Trowbridge, 005 W, 10th St. tf Have you tried -that big mlllt shake at DoVoe's? Mr. Motorist: Let us diagnose your motor troubles. We havo special In struments for testing, knocks, com-, presslon. etc., and guaranteo to locate! the trouble. Yours In the Interest of Improved motor Bervlce. Riverside ; Garage, P. F. Close, Prop., 132 S. Riverside. 52 Tennis racquet restrlnging. 208 South Central. Phono 011-W. ,70, 'A child welfare clinic will he con ducted nt 15agle Point on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the library. Dr. V. 8. Gearoy, county health offi cer will give tho examination. This clinic was arranged by Miss Vera Reard, public health nurse. Miss It-one Mann, public health nurBC. Mrs. Lynn Smith and Miss Josuphino Koppcs will assist. Lnunspach Piano Store now open for business nt. lit W. Main. Opposite Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu sic Co. tf Particular People Prefer "Pavilion Pnrtles!" Thoro's n reason! Fair Grounds every Wednesdoy and Sat urday. Let's go! 48 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. With but n few more days In which to work, the committees In charge of arrangements for caring for the vis iting delegates to tho Odd Fellows state- encampment which opons on Monday are redoubling their efforts In obtaining rooms nnd other accommo dations for tho visiting members, it was declared today. Unless many more townspeople allow any vacant rooms they hnve to be used by the visitors, during tho convention, at least 600 of tho delegates will he forced to trnvel to Medford nnd other Valloy points for accommodations.- Ashland Tidings. Graduation gifts nt tho Hnndlcrnft Shop Include silk vestings, boudoir pillows, handkorchlefB, vanities, hair ba n dB. po w dor p u f f s. shoe . t roes, sachotfl, silk hose, pajamas, combina tions and many other useful articles. 50 Fifteen new Kverfast wash mate rials for your summer frocks. Thin materials for the frilly femlnino styles, heavlor materials for the boy ish tailored models. Handicraft Shop. 60 Fresh spinach right from the gar den. Four cents a pound. You can can' it. Call 8JM-Y. 48 Contract for the construction of the new public, school building nt Klam ath Falls has heen let to John Altneter & Hon of Portland on their bid of $07, 437. Lots of danccH. folks, but none to compare with these famous "Pavilion Paries" nt the Fair Grounds A real one toniKht! Don't miss It 48 Hemstitching Ro yard. Tho Van ity Shop. Rartlctt and Main. tf The Handicraft Shop has a nice line of handmade baby dresses which soil for Jl'.fiO. - 50 A telegram received . here from Roseburg last night from the mem bers of the Medford blah tennis club Htatlng that they had arrived in that city nil right for their contest with the R om burg high club on the courts there today, but that It was raining hard at the lime the telegram was sent. Coach John llceaon accompa nied the local team. Have your own spinach next win ter by canning it now. Call 824-Y. 4S Marcelling 75 cents. Telephono 6;5 for appointment. 57 Flower bankets for graduation. Jap anese Art Store. 53 Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hartson of olymplH, C. L. Chapel of Pullman and Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Middlekaupf Mr. !! Mis. William Howard and Kath erlne Howard of Seattle aro among the Washington state visitors In Med ford. Come ei'ly. folks! You won't want to m 1mm a ion vie dance when you bear TMntyV stars" do their stiff! Jj:ilr GrounrU Pnvilnm. of course. 4S Why nllnwOyoitr making, designing. cutting, ruling or finishing garments worry you. whin you run find Just the help ou need on the lu-ge cities' phi? Prices 2 fie an hour aiTU up. Mrs. Wade do h$cke. 33 1 Hast Main. Phone 110. 4S Dressmaking and plain sewing. 9 4$ Mr. and Mia. G. M. Usterly of Wal do are among the Josephine county visitors who arrived in the city yester "Rest ' music, "best floor, "best crowd! Fair Grounds Pavilion. To night: , . 48 Colnbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. W;!aco Woods Lumber Yard. Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. Rev. F. It. Leach announces two ser mons at the First Uaptlst church for Sunday as follows: 11a. m. "Man's Work for God," and at 8 p. m. "The Drama of Life in Three Acts." The music will be, morning: Soprano solo, "O Jesus Thou Art Standing." by Miss Margaret Huntoon; anthem, "Fling Wide the Gates." Kvening. solo, "I Come to Thee," by Miss Huntoon; an them. "Savior When Night Involves the Skies." Rev. Mr. Leach will oc cupy the pulpit three more Sundays. Good dances demand the "best" music, "best" floor and the "best" erowd Danco nt the Fair Grounds Pavilion and you get them all 4S Tho Handicraft Shop has a com plete lino of children's half socks all sizes and colors, 50 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Crown & Whlto Agency, Inc. tf Gladys Hartley of Medford played the role of leading lady in the Junior clns sact at the Junior vaudeville at the O. A. C. Thursday and - Friday. Tho vaudeville was one of tho leading events this year of campus week end. Miss Hartley, Junior In home econom ics, is a moinber of Sigma Kappa sor ority. " Paries leaving baby buggy on street can have same by calling ut police Htatlon. 49 i'nncy creamery butter 4 0c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. Hand made and embroidered baby dresses of fine whlto material for $2.50 at the Handicraft Shop. 50 Some of the Californlans on tem porary sojourns hero aro Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phillips of Altedina, and a number of San Francisco business men. - You will ' find many beautiful weaves and rich fast colors in the Iiverfast materials at the Handicraft Shop. Also a wonderful line of luces from which to select your trimmings. 50 Children's half cocks In all the new shades bath silk and cotton at the Handicraft Shop, 50 Attractive, articles for graduation gifts at the Handicraft Shop. 50 , HAWAIIAN COUPLE TO GIVE CONCERT The Vincent entertainers will pre sent one of their sacred American Hawaiian concerts at tho South Meth odist church tomorrow nlht. The puHtur of the Portland Sunnyside Methodist church mya of them: "On t Wo HUccesHive Sunday nights, the Vincents rendered inspiring programs at tho Sunnyside church. They are rare entertainers! They know how to Inspire an audience. They can return any time and a packed house will greet them. Seldom havo we mertwo people who aro so finely gifted as to be ablo to combine their gifts both as to entertainment and inHpiration. Spellbound tho people sat and alter nately lnughed and wept." Thoy play the steel Hawaiian guitars and banjo, sing and Illustrate their melodlcM with crayon drawings. MEDFORD TO HAVE NEW GLASS SHOP C, Vv Morgan of Santa Barbara, California, has leased the building, now occupied by tho V. nnd F. ga rage and blacksmith shop at 118 South " Bortlott street, where ho ex pects to be located in the gtass busi ness by Juno 1. ' ' Mr. Morgan snya he will handle n complete stock of glass nnd will be fully equipped to carry on bevel ing, silvering nnd all other nrts of his trade. Now Thank We All Our God, With Hands, With Hearts With Mouths On the morrow let n.s go to our houses of worship and let our respective ministers hring us in divinity to our Lord. Let us pray that there.be Peace in Medford Good Will to Men Thweafter'enjoy' our SUNDAY DINNER at Hotel MedfoTd , ONE DOLLAR A1O0NCE DATES ; ' OF CHILD WELFARE CLINICS IN VALLEY The schedule of child welfare clin ics to bo conducted from now on by the Jackson County Health L'nit dur ing the summer is ns follows: I Eagle Point, May 20; Sledford, May 29; Heaver Creek. June 3; liulto Fnlls. June 5; Jacksonville. Juno 8; Central Point, Juno 15; Ashland. June 18: .Talent. June 23: Medford, June 26; applCBnte, July 2; Cold Mill, July "; ! Phoenix. July 10; Ashland, July 16; lHogue lliver, July 23; Modford. July 31; Shale Oil City, Augurt 18; AbIi- j land, August 20; Medford. August 28; Ashland, September 17; Medford, Sep- teniper2i. ' Clinics have already been conducted one at Medford April 21. I.oat Creek May 0, Moon Lumber Cainp October, 1924, and Prospect May 13. The Screen fcKxcu-c Mo," at Cratcrlun. A solid hour of hilarity and then some Is promised Hunt's Craterian audience for tomorrow and Monday, when they attend the showing of "Ex cuse Me," the Rupert Hughes laugh ing hit, which has Norma Shearer, Conrad Nagel and Walter Hlers as its stars. Hughes wrote "Excuse Mc" n decade ago. After a great vogup In book form it was presented on the stage and proved on of the most popular farces ever sent on tour. AVU 11s Sweatnam, In the role of tho Pull man porter, was the first star of the piece. His part, in the new film ver sion, is played by Walter 1-liera. "Checkers" Coming Tomorrow. Another great stage play has reach ed the screen and, as a film, bids fair to eclipse all its previous records. This time it is the famous Henry RlosHohi play, "Checkers," the race-horse dra ma in which Thomas W. Ross won so much fame. Under tho title of "Gold Heels." It is coming to the Uialto thea ter tomorrow, as a William Fox spe cial photodramatlc release with Rob ert Agnew In the Ross part and Peggy Shaw aa the heroine. According to advance reports the racing scenes in which tho unforgettable equine speed king, "Remorse," wins spoctaculnrly, are the most thrilling bita of action ever shown on the screen. Rex Reach's story of the Alaska wilds, "The Iron Trail," closes to night. tHinrlle's Aunt" Prove llil. "Charlie's Aunt," tho comedy sen sation of tho year, adopted from tho internationally. famous Rrandon Thomas farce, which has been playing on the speaking stage for the last thirty-three years, is now in its final day at the Hunt's Craterian theater where it has been a riotous success. It is doubtful if any commedian, even Syd Chaplin's famous brother, Charlie, has ever so completely cap tured the true comedy spirit and suc ceeded in retaining it through the en tire length of the film. Syd grasps the comedy reins firmly ir. hla hnuds and uot so much as even slackens them until the lust shot has faded off the screen. The theme of the plot is a fine wholesome story ' of youth with no problems, no struggles against social conditions, no psychological furors, but merely a simple tory of a young college man who is forced by his classmates to don -the clothes which COMEDIANS BIG WHITE TENT Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. Farewell Week TONIGHT The Greatest of All Swede Plavs "Yon Hanson" Sunday Onjy The Comedv Hit "Somefbody Lied" Doors Open 7 P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8 P. M. Prices 10-25-50 Cents KING he 1b to wear fur Cio piny that nifiht, and impiTHonntc an ulU woman, to ul low hlH friontla an opportunity to pro pose to the girls they love. UNEXPECTED STORM HITS THE VALLEY Entirely unexpected, anil also un prcdlcted by the weather bureau, quite a storm broke In the city a"hd vicinity yesterday afternoon, during which there was much wind from the cant and rain. The wind blew from 4:17 to 4:35 R M., ranging in velocity from M to 30 miles an hour. During the night and early .today more rain fell at times, and unsottled weather with showers is predicted for tonight aud Sunday. From the time the storm broke yesterday afternoon until 8 A. M. today, the rain amounted to .09 of an Inch. While this rain Is of much benefit to the gruln. vegetable and fruit crops, yet it in connection with the wind did some harm, as considerable hny was down.- The wind also blew over much wheat and tall alfalfa. Scottish Rite. Eugene Consistory will confer the 32nd dopree Sat urday, 8:00 p. 111. Supper at C:30 to all Scottish Rite Ma- Paul W. Ttynnlnt;, Secrotnry. jT II V LAST CALL! Charley's Aunt FROM BRAZIL WHERE THE NUTS COME FROM Charley's Aunt WORLD'S FUNNIEST PICTURE Charley's Aunt WITH SYD CHAPLIN Charley's Aunt HURRY TONIGHT LAST STARTS TOMORROW! ANOTHER COMEDY SEN 'SATION WITH A THOU SAND LAFFS ONE RIGHT AFTER THE OTHER. A WORTHY FOL LOWER TO "CHARLEY'S AUNT? ' . . '; RUPERT HUGHES finest stage success is here in a picture , ., With. NORMA SHEARER, CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE WALTER HIERS 2X sons. 48 coming me HUNT'S CRATERIAN J HENRY DUFFY PEODUCTIOf - jeorgeMTohanS Comedy of Two Nations Twr LAWRENCE DOI25AY and a CAST OF -UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE, MAIL ORDERS RECEIVKD NOW - Make checks money orders payable to Hunfs Craterian Theater. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to insure eafe return. POPULAR LOW PRICES. Including war tax Lower floor, first 18 rows, 1.65; balance, $1.10. lialcouy, first 2 rows, $1.10; balance, 60c. ' Box Office Sale Wednesday, May 20 12 o'Clock. A Dance Worth While ( r VC J. Presenting- All Highest Qunllty Jewelry Repiilrlns IMuiuond Setting, Walcli Repairing Satisfaction Assured quality nnd price. Mall us your wants. REDDY & CO. IdANGE! Jackson Hot i ; : ; Springs..- J Saturday, I May 16 j Prizes for Fanciest Dancers . Repairing Pti Satisfaction Assured In ft , . ' 1uailty "I" price. 6." 'II Man ua your wants. I r ' - -i i ' 4rjLwja-j. i viva m Screens - Screens Order Your Window Screens and .. ' Screen Doors Prom " TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford A Modern Mill Oregon Our Own Make Prices Right, Quality the Best Sc.reens - Screens 3 FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 22 $:30 Curtain at Fair Grounds Wonderf ul Music, , Splendid Floor Congenial Crowd NTY' MOORE'S "ALL-STARS' that is new in modern Dance-Hits. Featuring Real Metropolitan Tempo! Strangers always welcome We make you feel "at home." WongPon Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acute and Chronic Diseases of Hon and Women. wmm :K1 OtD?er ind rumor treated, lnflrenw, kid Ft bladder and Btomteh troubei. fit. bernia,njpture, colds, female trouble, par lyiis, fcrer, pneurtouia, asthma and throat troubles, rheumatism, amenorrhoea, goitret consumption, catarrh, pilta, hydrocele. i bumin. Office Hourai 8 A. M. to B P. U. Consultation Free 241 South Front 3t Medford. Ore,