Medford mail tribune., May 27, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Th first grass lire In the.clty this east in C;ifornla this eprl to hln
year t, far that resulted in calllnB out der travel. Mr Oarlock, manaK0r of
J! Jl ,"'... ,! vo-ter- Medford branch, writes that he all-
day afternoon In the North Central j
avenue and Third street neighborhood,
which was extinguished, however, be-!
fore
the fire department nrnvcu. ,
Triors was no damage. The grass on
tho uni lota and uncared for park-
ing in- front of some homes Is getting
dry tftid discolored, especially fox tall,
and because of its heavy growth Is
gradually fjoriubiB a,j fire menace.
Orders taken for anger odd anil
sunshiho cake at 75c each, at 7 37 W.
14th street. Phone 224-L. 01
Hey.; F. R. Leach returned Tuesday
from tsremerlon, Wash., where he went
for trie purpose of purchasing a home.
He noports that he found and pur
chased one of the better residences of
the city, where he goes next Monday
to loeule as pastor of the First ltap
tist church. The men of the church,
learning of Mr. Loach's visit, arranged .
to welcome him at a dinner at one of
the hotels.
Rummage sale at the Salvation
Army, 4th and Bartlett, Thursday and
Friday mornings, this week, from 8 a.
m. to.; noon.
!Ui:and Mrs. Vernon Vawter and
Mr. rripd Mrs. R. F. Olin leave for Los
Angeles Thursday morning to attend
the Shrlners' convention.
Before you buy that piano seo Laun
spadi".' He can save you money. He
knows Dlanos and is reliable tf
Thirdly Cleaning & Dyeing com
pany vill be closed all day Saturday,
ik' 68
The Grants Pass Ministerial asso-
elation, at their meeting yesterday, ex
pressed, thelr.disfuvor nt the holding of
a rodeo In Grants Pass on Sunday,
July fi. The matter was taken up in
the 'Churches on Sunday and reports
wero made by the pastors at Monday's
sossslbn. Grants Pass Courier.
You will not believe that "Gipsy
Love Song," "Marcheta," "The Ros
ary," "O Sole Mio "Love's Old Sweet
Song." "The Swan," "Melody in F,"
etc., etc., can be played in a compara
tively short time by means of a new
original method until it Is demonstrat
ed to you. Try It with a guarantee.
Fred Alton Knight, Teacher of Piano,
318 Liberty Building. Medford, Ore.
Summer course, June 1st to August
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Oregon's greatest eccentric dancers
In contest at Butte Falls Saturday
night;f,f - , ; ; 67
Registered at local hotels this fore
noon wero the following people from
a distrtrtfcef' Mr', and Mrs. K: F. BlBhop
of Newark, N. J.; Chas. Merrium of
'Washington, D. C, A. Anderson of Sy
racuse, is'. '., Mrs. Ilia W. Kuotz of
Warren, Ohio, Mr.' and Mrs. N. R.
Bozley of Salt Iake City, G. C. Sordy
and family of Lewiston, Idaho, S. L.
Rarrix of Chicago, Mrs.- J, B. Green
hut, Miss :JmUo. CroejihuJ, Mrs, L.
Galley, Mrs. Blanche' Pftiisch,. Henry
Neagle and E. M. Gallon of New York
City, and Hi "ptss Haovpf of Ogden,
Utah.' . h'- ' . 'm i . - '
Special thftf W4W(n?"ffrvr tablnot
Singers. SUigpr,,Cp.t30. o. Fir. 60
Lots of rizes at th.Q .But'e FttUs
dance Saturday night! , 67
One of tho latest type vefrlgerated
display cased for salads, fancy cheeses
and meats, and a new Shorer counter
for bulk goods have been Installed by
the H. E; Marsh Grocery.
Tho City Cleaning & Dyeing coin-
puaiy .vlU bo closed all day Saturday.
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Fresh salt, water Balmon. 20c lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Kri. Norman Normlle of Portland is
visiting relatives here, having arrived
from Grants'Pass on Monday where
she had been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Korr.
Dance extraordinary, Butte Falls,
Saturday nightr, 'A real party! 67
Chlnose and -Japanese parasols in
new designs, and shapes. Attractively
priced, 60c and up. Japanese Art
8tore. , 61
Mrs: Harry Durow of Kan Fran
cisco arrived hero this morning for a
two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Al
, bert Burch of: Black Oak ranch.
The City Cleaning & Dyeing com
pany will bo closed all day, Saturday.
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Columbia plaster wall toard Call
for prices. .. Wallace . Woood Lumber
yard. .
Nine more cars wero roglHterod nt
Merrick's Motor Inn yestorday than
tho 68 of the day before.
Tho Proenlx C. E. society is giving
a big "Penny" social at Clyde Hull at
8 o'clock Thursday. May 28th. Every
body como and have "oodles" of fun
and good oats. 68
Fresh salt water salmon,. 20c lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walch of tho Ante
lope district wero among tho many
visitors In the city this morning.
Fred Alton Haight. teacher of piano,
announces summer course, June 1st to
August lfithi Superior piano instruc
tion supplemented with new original
methods. Further Information upon
refluent. Studio 318 Liberty Building,
Medford. Ore. Phone 72. 60
Slllt and cotton flags; nlso cotton
bunting, at Japanese Art Store. 60
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Help Save
; the Children
of Oregon
TJic Doernbec her
Hospital Committee
will visit y o u to
morrow. k
t,
Do your bifc and we'll
go over the top.
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! Tln-O f?ilfurd
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EHsotlatlon brunch.
because of its being the first
"JUree
A" bureuu in Oreson that ('ulirorntiins
cominK north on the Pacific li?hway
come in contact with, is tho one that
bni the brunt of the early Califor
nia rUHh to the urocn fields of OreKon.
i There belnc no hoof and mouth ilia-
liclpates a record ureaK.nB season .
northward travel by - native sons" in
search of a breath of cool, fresh air.
You will have to nurry ir you get
your share or those 2UC oranges at u
Voe's.
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Columbia plaster wall board. Call
fo." prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
Alva Barges departed this
morn-
Ing for lied wood City. Calif., where he1
inteudi to locate permanently. j
Have your brass and aluminum,
ctiHtlimH made at Eagle Urami Foun
dry. Aahland, Ore.
140 Oberlln street
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Oranges, oranges,
Voe'H.
0c a dozen at De
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Avery of Marsh
field are among the out of town Ore-
gonlans on temporary BoJoyrnB in the
city. Others are V. N. Diaz and H. M.
Hawkins of Salem, and tho following
from Eugene: Mr. and Airs. James F.
Crandell. P. P. Knh,'ht, C. F. Hchmeer,
T. F. Jones. II. J. Kalisky, F, It. Car
ter and J. L. Fuller.
All liiick layers, "masons and plas
terers in this locality, are Invited to at
tend a meeting to be held Thursday
night, at 8 o'clock, In Carpenter's
Hull. 6
Box. top machines $5 each. Drop
heads $10 each. Singer Co. 1 0 Ho. Fir. wishing to get up his .muscle and re
v 1 60 1 dure his weight, has purchased a corn-
Mrs. Fred Mlddlebusher of Trail, ( blnalion hand plow-cultivator for Gor.
was a business caller In the city last
evening.
Regular communication of Kennies
chapter Wednesday evening, May 27th.
at 8 p. m. There will be Initiation and
social night. 67
Oranges, oranges, 20c a dozen ut De
Voe's. , ... 54
Four hundred and twenty-eight se
niors and graduate students have ap
plied for degrees at the University of
Oregon, and while failure to complete
academic work may reduce this num
b.er somewhat before Commencement
Day, University officials say that the
1925 graduating class will exceed 400,
u record. In University history. Two
hundred and ninety-five seniors on tho
Eugene campus have applied for de
grees. An additional Iirty-rour com
pleted their work on March 14 and
will participate in the commencement
exerices, bringing the Eugene total of
upplicanU-to 340. .
Why not employ a dressmaker or
experience and n nutation . Mrs.
Trowbridge, 005 W. 10th street. tf
Let's put Medford over the top. Help
raise her quota of the American Le
gion Endowment Fund! 58
Messrs. S. B. Loewenberg and "Pete".
Crelghton of Portland are local busi
ness visitors calling on the electrical
firms o fthia city.
Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co. . . ,t ,
Plarios Sob Lauhspach. tf
Mrs. Elizabeth 'L., Davla Moft last
evening for Battleground, Washington,
where ; (mo' wlll spend ao'me "time vis
iting relatives. . ' '
- The Theosophlcal lodge will hold an
open mooting in their lodgo room on
Thursday evening. May 28, at 8 o'clock
to which nil are Invited, 1
Barber shops open Friday night un
,tll 9 o'clock. . CI oho all day Huturdny.
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. Tho appearance of Mimi Brothers',
famous dnnce orchestra at the Fair
Grounds Pavilion tonight promises to
draw a record attendance. Local res
idents who have heard this aggrega
tion state that a musical treat is in
storo for all who attend.
Tenitis racquet restrlnglng. 208 So.
Central. Phono 1172. 70
8 "Big Timo" artists playing and
singing all the latest , popular dunce
hits! The musical treat of tho sea
son! Fair Grounds Pavilion, tonight.
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Wnshlngtonians registered nt local
hotels include It. R. Rogers of Spo
kane, Mrs. Jessie Ferguson, John Fer
guson of. Tucoma, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Warren Smith and Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Gallagher of Seattle.
llavo you dope your bit? Help to
raise Medford's part of tho American
Legion Endowment Fund! C S
Hendllners on tho "big time" vau
deville circuit! Mann Brothers' fa
mous syncoputnrs only nppearnnce In
Oregon 1 Fair Grounds Pavilion,
tonight. May 27. 67
Mrs. J. A. Manke underwent an
operation this morning. - at Sacred
Heart hospital. .
Wo pay for uhIioh and sell dirt
.heap. Brown & White1 Agency, Inc.
tf
'New shipment of gold fish and moss.
Jnpancgc Art Store. . 60
It will cost the Snnpp Broihers car
nival shows, which are hero on the
carnival grounds on South Willamette
street, a total of $400 to show here this
week. An Initial payment of $100 was
made this morning to George A. Gil
more, city recorder, and tho balnnco
will bo paid this weole. The assess
ment Is made on a basis of the number
of attractions offered, It la stato. Eu
gene Guard.
Ellison-White Chautauqun June
6-12. Armory building. Seo official
program for six days. Two programs
each day, twelve splendid programs,
Single admissions entire course $7. Se
en ro season t ic ke ts for $2.60 bef or
opening day. from any one of the guar
antors or E. H. llurd, 402 Medford
I Hlilg. Season reserve seats 60c nt
Palmers, June 1st to 6th. Studont
tickets $1.50. Junior tickets $1.00 this
week from Miss Ferguson. Jackson;
Miss Van Meter. Roosevelt; Miss Cox,
Lincoln, and Prof. Hanhy, Washing
ton. Student tickets from Supt. Smith
or Prof, llussong, high school. Com-
mltee. 58
Have yon done your bit? Help to
raise Modford'a part of tho American
legion Endowment Fund! 68
I About 8:30 last night two cars driven
by H. M. Harvey and Frank Peck of
this city, collided at tho Intersection
'of Main and Laurel streets, with no
serious damage resulting to either ve
hide. In Jmlgo Taylor's court this
morning Peck was fined $16 for
speeding on West 11th street.
Only atop between Olympt.t. Wash.
nnd San Francisco, Oul. Hear Amor
lea's most vet-Halite dunce orchestra at
the Fair Grounds Vuvllioii. tonight!
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Irft's put Mfdfiirri over the top. Help
raise her quota of tho Amcrhun Le
gion Lnuowment Funu?
!... i a uu'i.?i-t fit thlu ellv lfnVtR
Mrs. C. A. Nwlgart of this city leuves '
tunlk'ht fur the east, where sh.willbe
pend the summer vlsItlnK friends and
relatives in Illinois and Wisconsin.
ce Miss Kranklln for tutoring. 315
ti. Bartlett. Phono 608-I't. 69
9D. J. Vaughn or the Flounce Kotf)
district, was a business caller In the
city this afternoon.
Orchard men. The Standard Mfg.
Co., repairs orchard ladders at factory.
,
one 973. 00
Former Sheriff Terrlll of Jackson
ville, who underwent a Herlous opora-
tlnn Rome time, alio was in the city to
any visiting friends. Although he mis
not yet regained the welgnt, wnicn ne
.lost during his long siege of Illness ho j
appears to have fully recovered from
(the effects of his long Illness.
1 Oraduallun gifts at tho Japanese
Al t Sotre. oe-
1 Andrew lieim oi Mount nnasia uuy.
Calif., arrived this morning to spend i
n few fliiva trunsactinLr business.
lJlu.meh ,,)nn0 titoro now 0en
I for business at 1 1 1 W. Mnln. Opposite
rtlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu
sic Co. rtt
Albert Grantham of McCloud. Calif.,
returned to that city this morning af
ter spending several uays visiting
friends in the city.
Our work stands every tet. If you
are in doubt come and give us a trial.
Mrs. Trowbridge, 90G West 10th. tf
Gordon Warner is having a very
vexatious week of it because in. addi
tion to his dally school examinations
his father, William J., is spending the
week on a part of his vacation, look
ing after the big garden of the Warner
home. This means, that while the
postmaster Is doing this, Gordon has
all the hoeing, planting and similar
.work to do. The older Mr. Warner
don to use,
Used piano for rale nt a. bargain.
Noel Erskine. Phone. 729-W. 69
Rev. E. P. I-awrence will give the
commencement address at tho Sams
Valley high school this oveningat 8
o'clock. Trie . Presbyterian prayer
meeting will bo In charge of Mr, H. F.
W. Spllvcr.
It. I. R. eggs av Deoe's. tf
Included among Portland visitors in
the city are Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Hamil
ton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rargelt, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sutke . and Mrs.
Bailey.
Special summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Mrs, C. J. Hanson of Kan Francisco
arrived last evening from Belllngham.
Wash., to join her husband who has
been visiting Mrs. D. It, Phlpps.
Hemstitching, buttons covered nt
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Much of today was cloudy and quite
warm, starting out with a minimum of
47.5, following Tuesday's maximum of
86.5. Partly cloudy weather is pre
dicted for Thursday.
Columbia plaster wnll board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. 1
Dr. nnd Mrs. H. G. Rlddell leave to
night to attend tho Shrine convention
nt Los Angeles to to Visit Santa Bar
bara. Fancy creamery butter 41o per lb.
Johnson Produce Co,
' The ilubllc niarkt'wlp b ope to
morrow morning, in accordance with
the new rule of throe market days a
week, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day. Tho market will also bo open
Saturday (Memorial Day) until 9
m.
Marcelling 75 cents. Telephone 655
for appointment. 67
The out of the stnte cars registered
yesterday by tho local state truffle
bureau numbered thirty.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at De Voe's?
Xol ice Stores Closed Saturday.
At the meeting of the Merchants'
Association it was decided to close all
business houses nil day Decoration
Day. May 30th, and as this falls on
Saturday, tho stores will kOep open
Friday evening until 8:30 p. ni. ;
Our patrons are requested to keep
this In mind and mako their purchases
accordingly.
F. E, REDDEN, Secretary.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOli HAI.K Witmly Rood fienh milk
front, lmi. a. u. iiuiiHcuni. 524 is.
Klwrnlilo. ' ' M
KILL
MOLES 1
AND
GOPHERS
WITH
Poison Gas
Hunt's Poison Tiaa Halls
will ; qulukly rid ' your
Kunlon of these trouble
3omo pests,
INEXPENSIVE to USE
Ask Us About Them
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Service In Seeds--
QUALITY1 .
' L CORNER J
Fountain
Lunches
and we have Winstel's
Delicious Candies.
Davidson's
Corner far nd Main
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
After th first 'nf .Tuno nnrmlt't l
AHer tne firm or June permits win.
necessary to build camp
urea in . -
the National Forests, exclusive of
Union Creek or Lake of the Woods
where fire guards are stationed. These
permits can be obtained from any for
est ranger or from the Foist Service
office in the Federal building.
We pay for asheB and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Slightly over a ton of salmon were
caught Tuesdiu by the fishermen who
made the drift during the night.
Twelve boats made the trip, bringing
in zvia pounas. Monuay nuuiiu.
yto oruugiii to tne iuy
which place Is again handling the
all in excellent condition'
inon were all in excellent nonunion """" t-wrwnef. .
-STADAY. :'
JiJmk You remember the brilliant artistry of BkSII
pM KifeWit Milton Sills in "The Sea Hawk" and scores yigglfi
i 0Si otner productions each better than its PyilS
'' predecessor, until this amazing drama has ltlli
'r WftUrh'L I mmlv given Sills the vehicle that carriad him to ESfilllJ
. full stardom.
cSSTmen Co-Starring Butiful - l
cTa E0Xferi925S of nOT? T5 iiCJl-- Mnl '
Medfor'd High 1UiVlO , TSSk s Iflf
ftwryr - kenyon A3ix6fc-iirfj2:y ' mil
lentatlons Friday) Jjto?s3Ka"fifiSfe35rTT j
"I Want My Man" is a drama of a great fove and is pi
,s v;. ' of that rare type that holds your interest from the J'
" ' " very start. It has everything necessary to entertain I it
1 and please you. . , , . I j
Othet Craterian Attractions Include: "
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Announcement
The NEW LODGE at Summit Ranch
Will Open SATURDAY May 30
Special dinners will be Rerved iron. 12 to 2 and from 3 to 7
for 7:e throughout opeiiiuv week for large parties desmn- dinner.
Please telephone Summit Kamm.
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