Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2T I 0 O G O O ' p MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE afEDFOKD ORfiOy. FRIDAY, JULY 179 1&23 o. PAGE TWO . 0 r) u ' 4i ii v ! Kit v. ill c .5 i I Tqeal ttftd : Personal There seeme no end In slKht to the wresent heat -wave. which haH been steadily rislnii for several dnys with ! innxliuumH of 10.1.G yesterday, 1(13.5 Wednesday and KS.S onj TucHduy. de plte Jhe fact th the temperature ut 8 a.'m. today' was nix dereea lower than yesterday irjornltiK's tempera ture at the same hour, and the temper' nture at 1 o'clock thlH afternoon wag 1(8. The prediction for tomorrow, ln sued by the 8an Francisco weather bureau, forecasts only fair weatn Jjist nlnht wa another very warm night, with the result that many cltl enH did not K(t th.elr usunl ahiouh tit nleep. Fancy creamery buttor 47c per lb, Johnson Produce Co. ,"c 4fi Inch pure linen lunch cloths on mile at 1.115. Jap Art Store. 105 1 In the vicinity of the spot whore , p'uul Kcherer HtrUKKled go hard mat week to catch hlH 7-pound nteemeuu 'i Jnms P. Itogg of Central Point, ,4 jnernber.of the lorl" American Region 1 '"-Drum corpH. cauKht a ateelhvtid In the MTlver yesterday morning welching over '10 pounds. 'Mr. Hohh would have lost the flnh hod It not been for his -..j;klll as a follower of Isaac Walton, It "lielnc ho Inrire that It nearly exhaust -ifd hltn heforo'ho 'could land It safe on the shore of the river. t i Band concert Saturdny nlfsht. ' Main , , . and mversldc. Hnvo your eyes . examined by Dr. lie I a Rhue, Kyeslght Hpochtllst. 426 Medford Ilulldlng. 10G" Keventy-nlne more out of the state cars from various parts of the United States, with a majority from Cullfor. nln, were registered yesterday nt the '-V local atate traffic bureau In the Cham ber of Commerce, Kec notice of new water rules on " another page. 101 .23 piece hqnd painted Oriental tea sets, on sale at $4.95. Japanese Art Rtore. 106 Included, among the tourists and uthera from a distance registered nt loel hotels are Mrs. D. .Morlile of Nashville, Tenn.. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Robinson of Rye, N.' Y.. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. McClaren and Mnrgnrct McClar en of Charlotte. N. C. Q. O. ITusneli of Xew York Qlty fimlly Child, of Min neapolis, Mr. nhd Sirs. Edward T. El Its 'of rialtlmore. Md' and Altadena fa4lf., Mr. and Mrs. J. Stendl apd son of ChlcnKo, nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McClnrcn nnd children of1 Vancouver. n- c. ' , If you look It over you will fall for this heat little suburban home, iaxi. Tcrrns. Phono' 4ISJ-R. l)6tf Fox Terrier puppies moke'tho fin est pets. " See them. In 'the Monarch Heed Company" window Saturday.' 10Q .A womnn's liat blew off while n'enr was passing the Jlotol Medford about 0 p. m. yesterday', whch'wns captured by some persons nenrhy and taken Into the hotel, where tho'bwhor can obtain It at the hotel lobby clear stand by Identifying Iti The hondgear Is do scribed by the sporting editor of the Mall Tribune as "one of thoso helmet nffulrs with cloth on It and an opening In which the head may be Inserted." 'Up near the summit of tho SlHkl yous last night .long bfrforo midnight, thero was n showor with much light ning and n heavy ten mlnutog fall of fcnln.. Gordon Stout's grtrnso has moved' to an N. 'Holly, '103 Do Yon Jjove Y6ur Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric range - fie. On down. ' 104 , ' The Houttairn Pacific company has applied to the ' Interstate commerce commission for authority to extend Its JIne of railroad from' Klamath Falls . 4(1 miles south to Cornoll, Cnllf. - 'Oet your tro praps now at the Big Pines l.umlm- Co. tf9 J, ' Perorated rlee howls, c. Jap Art Wore. ' 10S With iHit half the1 moHth nf July already pat. recUrtrottnrw at the local registration bureau, total only about istto fewer than tho total for the en tire month of July, 1924 .the largest ulngle month's registrations' at "the lo-. . ipo4 bureau, according to figure' ma4e public ttlln morning hy Mrs. J. 11. Ful (cr. In charge nf the registration hu t !.tsan here." any the Ashland Tidings. "A total of 3236 ut of giata cars, have f- fceen roKhdercd at the local office ur ' iw the fifteen nys' nf this month, i while the mark, for the entire month of July. 1924. was 41S0." ttlKger knisjd. better mWet liitwrday night. Main nnd Itlversla. ' D9 A nr HuMirtmn hoHM that will ap pni to you, fU'll. Tormt. l'hone 4(2-11. DBtf IK Mr. and hfrs. C. M. Howard arrived" ; frn the city thW mornlnf; from Roze ' man. Mont., to Wt tho lattcr'a broth .cr. II. H. Howard., who. Is connectod ''whh nn local art ntudln. Ms. and Mrs. Howard are planning to locate In Mcd : f-d If ItuslneHS opportunities' present ( .themnelveg. ', rtee the fine Tog Ttrrlor puppies on OiWlay natunUy at Monarch deed " Company windows. ' 100 . - Hear Teddy O'llara glti the lnteat , dance hlls at tho Fair Oroumla Vn- rtlltin rrldty nnd Mturnvy nlpblK. 11 5ee notice of now water rules on ''l'"?!?0l?'l1 tlJ--LJ-T-J-VU -. Ula. 11 iiv'I I Among out of town Oregonluns ar riving In the city y?Hirduy untT r?Ki tred at Mi'ilfoid Motrin are Mvh. H. K. ut HirlnKfi-iU. (J. U. Hrowne of Hood Hlver, Ii. J. Boos and fomlly of Fot-fwt Grove and Mr. bnd Mm, A. C. MvIhoI nnd Mr. and Mrtt. A. R. Hmlth of Kuffene. Follow the crowd. Do your shop ping Hut Urdu y night v.hlle the bnnd playn. Lustre cream pltcherM, BUgHr howl and vaiKfa on (tale at 26c each. Dap aneae.Art Store. 10G Mr. and Mrs. Owen Oard of Denver, CoJo. huve been lioutte KUt'NiH of Mr. dnd MtR. Ralph Pollock for weverul UayH pant. I'll nay they are good, peppy enter talnem, ,'lght Hawk orchemra. Friday and Satu.doy nights, Fair CiroundH. 10M Roe notice of new water rulea on another page. ! 101 When the Hecolid Bectlon of train 13 arrived In the city thlH morning It' had a hoard two carloadH of Alnbumn Hchool teachei-H 6n a tour of the na tion. A. 8. Kosenbuum, Ren Moller and Jorvy Joiome, local Klks who re turned from I'ortlanu thin morning,: took 'nearly a' dozen' of the young Indies In their three cars to Siskiyou station as a diversion' from the train riding for several weeks past. At Hisklyou the young ladles rehoarded the train ufter having hcen shown 2& miles' of southern Oregon scenery by automobile. Screen doors nt Wallace "Woods Lumber Yard, cor. East Main' nnd Genesee. 88tf Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric range 115.00 down. 104 MK and Mrs. E. T. Shelton of Oro- vllle, Calif., arrived In the city this morning to spend severnl days visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fields. Nine cent sale at the Jap Art Store. 101 Dr. Holt has returned from hfa post crndiiftte work and la In the office again, third floor, Medford1 Hulldlng. 101 'An organization has been formed at , Bandon to raise $25,000 by public subscription to take over the Ameri can Legion building and convert It Into a modern hospital. Many 'bargains In odds and ends during the July clearance sale at the Japanese Art Store." 105 Let us call for your rugs to be cleaned by the latest shampoo process. Medford Rug Cleaning Works. 700 Pine St. Phone C10-M. 100 Miss Edna Burns of O. C. Boggs' office Is spending several weeks visit ing In Portland and ; Seattle with friends and relatives. See notice of new water rules on aiibther page. 101 Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong her Hfo. ' install On electric range $15.00 down. 104 Sheriff Ralph Jennings of Jackson ville was among the business' visitors from that city who were In Medford today. I have Just what you want, a new suburban home located right. Real bqy, $1281. Terms. Phono 4R2-R. U0tf Got ; your tree ' props ' now at Big Pines Lumber to. tf90 j Residents' of southern' California who Vre gue'sts at local hotels IncVude Mr.. nnd Mrs ChuxleS Lyman, Mr.-flnd Mrs. A. J. Korit and1 Mr.. and Mrs.' M. Anderson of Hah Pedro, Mr' and Mrs. JCdmuhd A. ,Oray and boys,' and Dr. and Mrs. A, Urowno of Pasauenu, Mrs. George' Prentlco und daughter Janot, Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. KMh nnd daughter, Mr,' and Mrs. P. B; Bennett of 'San Plt'go, Mr. 'and Mrs, E.J R. Tyson of Shermnrt and the following from Los Angeles; Mr. nnd Mrs; Wat son Barker, J. E. "White and family, Mrs. J. G. Rtmpftn, Mlnoh Lockwoll, Anna H. fjvet-hardy, Mr, and ' Mri,. hurles D. Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. K. '. Gergon, Mr. and Mrs. . K. T. "Wil li urns, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Mann. Mr. hd Mrs. K. F. Herford and Miss Adeline Cofley. Dr. Holt has returnea from his post graduate .work and is In the office again, third floor, ' Medford' Lllulding. 101 Oordon 86ut bas. oil and storage. Old Valley Garage. SD N. Holly. 10$ Mr., nnd Mrs. K. T. Hlllyard of Reno, Nov., arrived In th city this forenoon to spnd several days trans- nc4lHC tnwJaetw aa visiting friends before continuing their Journey to IftvAttle, where they expect to locatv permnnently. kfve notice of new water rules on notner pke. 101 Have you irW4 Clarence, Clau or Adnm, 10 K. Riverside. 102 Word has -been received that I. A. Weblr pMstMt awnr tsiH' morhic at his residence In Portland. Mr, Tebh as n former Mwdford cltteen, and Was otignged In the undertaking business n Medford for. a number of years. He was rt member of the Medford I. O. O. lodge. Get your tree props ' now nt Big Pines Lumber Co. tf90 Washington state visitors register ed at Medftrd hotels Include Mr. und Mrs. A. D. Ferguson, Miss Mildred Fer. Irfxin and Mrs. David Tart or Seattle. Rlr, and Mrs. K. V. Langwirthy of Sumner, 'Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Hensel man of Tenlno and H. H. Thorn of Tumwater. Do You I-ove Your Wife? Prolong her life. Instull an electric range $16.00 down. o 104 imported Jap crepe, 18c a yard until J August 1st. Japanegp Art store. iuiv ladies' and children's work a spe cialty. Jllghway Barber Shop.. 102 Warren McHargue assistant super visor of the Oregon state hospital at Salem, ' was a visitor 1 nthe city last evening while enroute to the capltol city fi'om Klamath Falls, where he ho l tulan Into oimimtv fhorlAH Rh nil eft n hrnrhor it I. W. Tthodes.1 whose name Is known in connection with the disappearance and final re covery of the Rradshaw girls of Klam ath Falls. Charles Rhodes, an elderly man, Is regarded Innane and was a public nuisance in that city, so was committed to the state hospital by officlula of Klamath county. Ho in the third to be sent to the hospital from Kliirnath Falls during the past month. Nino cent sale at the Jap Art Store. 101 Dance where it Is cool and comfort able, on the best dance floor In south ern Oregon, Friday and Saturdoy nights. . 101 rfcreen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and Genesee. B8tf Mr. ann Mrs. L. B. Brown of Oak land, Calif., are visiting in Medford this week. They will leave Saturday morning for the bay section, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grey, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Grey for the last two weeks. Marcel and bob curl 7&c. Tel. 436-R. 623 So. Ivy. 102 Special summer prices on dry fac tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf Have that old rug made into a nice fluff rug at small cost. Medford Rug Works. 706 Pine St. Phono- 610-M 100 Frank Glover, renresentative of the . Colonial Underwriters' association with headquarters at Portland was among the business visitors who were In the city today. ' Krlnkle crepe, 29c a yard. Jap Art Store. ioi Night Hawk orchestra ' at Fair Grounds Pavilion Friday and Saturday nights. 2 01 Pianos! See Launspach. tf H. F. Charles, a tourist who has been irt the city for several days, was fined $10 In Judge Taylor's court yes terday forenoon on His plea of guilty to a charge of speeding preferred against him by State Traffic Officer J J. MrMahon. Charles' had passed 10 or 12 automobiles at an excessive rate of speed, among them McMahon's cor. As an' alibi, he said he recently arrived from California .where the speed limit is" 85 miles tier hour and was ignorant of the stnte limit in Ore Bon. . Launspach Piano Store now open for business at 111 fW. Main. Opposite Rlalto theater., "Successor to Root Mu sic Co. . . . tf Columbia plaster wall board. CaU for flrlces ' Wallace Wood Lumber Yard, oor East Main-and Genesee, - Try that big milk shake at DeVoe'B. 1 ' - . , tf ' Charles Hugglns. .a member of the firm of Hugglns1 -nnd Robinson, loft last night for a short businoss trip to Portland. , Chinese parasols all reduced to 89c during our July clearance sale. Jap Art Store. . 401 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & Whlto Agency, Inc. tf Hand bags, 26c and up. Jap Art Store. 101 . The following men nnd their fami lies are among the guests from a dis tanre who arrived at Merrlrk's Motor Inn yesterday to spend the night: Luke Rhea of Indianapolis and L: L, Dee ring Of Petersburg, Indiana. J. J. Curry of Denver", Colo., F. Lochner of Brooklyn, N. YM J. M. Ma ha wold of Wntertown, 1 H. D.. II. Bahr of Almont, N. D.. Paul JCnljM of Chkago, nnd L .B:-Broynton of Vermont. 111.. W. B. Gonge of New port, R. I . It. C. Shelles of Cleveland, Ohio. J. G. MrRrlde of Grand- Canyon, , Coo.. CH. Hckman"of Centervllle, Iowa, L. B. Young of El Paso, Texas, 1 C. Hartman of Ocata. Fla.. W, R. i Wgrte of' Newton Center, Mass.. nnd C. B. BeYt of Fargo. N. D. . Large Mock Victor rori at Pal mer Mueic more. ' tf Seven-piece water sets on sale at 80o. Japanese Art more. 101: 'Helnmitcnitf buttons covered at the Hondioraft' Wwn. it Mrs. Mary Casement departed re cently for Montreal; Ontario, to spend the remainder of the simmer visiting with relatives living there. Double mesh hnlr nets on sale at Gc. Japanese Art Store. ( - 101 Fifty cent doll sale. Jap Art Store. 101 ii THE HOME dF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE . One of the biggest factor in'pwing goods is taking care of the cost of get ting the goods to the consumer. Eliminating these costs is what accounts for our always lower prices Comparative pricing is the only real way to know just what this means to you We'll be mighty glad to have you come in and check us up. , . ,. ,, ..u-i.j BREAD Baked Without Substitutes. 1 lb. loaf ! 3 for 20c H lb. jioc MEAT Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb. . Boiling Beef, lbi . : . . . . . Veal Roast, lb. Veal Breast, pocketed, lb. 12c 7c 15c 10c Lemons, per dozen ...... ;33c Columbia River Chinook Salmon, flats 14c California No. 1 soft shell walnuts, lb. 30c Extra fancy Oregon Walnuts, lb. . . . .35c Corn Starch, 1 lb. package 10c OTHER SPECIALS , f Gloss Starch, 1 lb. package . . . . .10c Artichokes - 2 for 15c Dried Beef, Rival Brand per glass. . . .10c Matches, the big full count box, each Certo, per bottle . 5c v27c WATERMELONS per pound 2l2c CROCKS -JUGS JARS We - have a car of the famous Redwing Stone Ware, the world's finest. Jugs, Jars, Crocks, Pitchers, Mixing Bowls, all ' sizes and kinds. ' Priced, as always, to save you money. . v Milk Crocks i gal., 15c; '1 gal. 23c; , 2,gal,.j 43c. Jugs', i gal. 1 8c; 1 gal. 23c. Butter Jars, lib., 13c; 2 lb. 15c; 3 lb., 18c; 5 lb., 25c. Mixing Bowls, big fellows, 49s, 73c, 89c EXTRA SPECIAL v 5 gal. Redwing Jar :9Sc DAIRY, STOCK AND HAY SALT r Dairy Salt, 50-lb. sack . 79c Half Ground Salt 50 1U. 49c; per 100, 95c 1 3-4 or Hay Salt, 100 lbs., 98c; 1000 lbs. or over, per 100, 95c . GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK-THE DIFFERENCE The Htnto Tdiiorlal asHOClatioa eonr vtent'loft 'to being helil' tbdtiy and lorhor; row at Orants Paaa. A fine program haa been arranged by the association and the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce has prepared plenty of entertnimnent Ineludlnc a trip to the Oregon caves1 tomorrow. ' Hobt. W. Ruhl Is attending from this newspa per and Is Inking part In the program. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Urown & Whits Agency, Inc. Fancy new potatoes, large size, 3c per lb. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir. street, rhone 97. stf Mr. nnd Mrs. John Williams of the (Oold Hill district were among the many nuxlne.su visitors who were In the city today. Fresh salt water salmon. 26c 16. Johnson Produce Co. tf Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb. Johnson Produce Co. w Tomorrow "Only Turkhonds Mid 15cerli A enj that ovill pnek well nn koc well mnking it idcnl i'or nin8 O" lunches. a recuiar j.H'wnme, valut V o ,-. I 1 o .ft? Maim Ddt Voile p-inch "floek dt voile' in cf( widi' vnrieiy of ' eol'ora; .r)(s- Snturdnjv- 8 29c yard G 1atch this space every day. o 1 O 'Jt .A Teljrraphlc news from Salom gays that upon -the request ot the Chamber of Commerce at Jac k ho n villa the pub lic service commiHsion Wednesday Is sued an order preventing W. 8. Bnr num 'from dismantling hln railroad, which extends from Medford to Jack sonville. The work nf dittihnntllnj; the line was started Tuesday, according to telegrams received in Salem. Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoe's. tf Special discount on wardro.be trunks, suaranteed seven years, and ITuninnteed Samson suitcases, nt the M'dfo:d ICxclunpe. 101 Dr. V. C. Wlr I:o resigned the presidency- of the Pacflc university to accept a like position with Hollins colleKe in Florida, was stricken with apoplexy recently and has resiRned the Florida position. Cedar flume at Big Plnea Lumber Co. tf .R.I. R. epKs at DeVoe's. , , tf . L. E, Moon of the , Hilt Lumber company, FY1 A. 'Taylor of Diinsmuir, assistant division .engineer of the Southern Pacific lines, were among the callers In the city today from adjacent California. For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning or lawn work, phone 912-J, Samuel Bateman. tf Dan WIMoughby presents his Night Hawk orchestra at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Friday and &iturday nights. Hear them. jom Palm leaf fans 9c. Japanese Art Store. 101t Because of the heat these highl. most people of Medfordra'nd ihe valley do not go tQ bed until a very late hour, In order that their bedrooms may be come a little cooler. i Cedar flume lumber at Big Pin" Lumber Co. tf Staple drugs at DeVoe's. tf come. Secretnry. Stated communication Mefl ford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M., Friday evonlng, July 11. 1935, at 8 p. m. Visitors r By order W. . M . ' A. J. cSp. 101 RAYMOND BALLARD at ths Wurlltzer (T (5 NQW! 0 ' W I .Jack London's Immortal Story of the ' Alukan Snows o "WHITE . vw m :V EANG" STRONGHEART "THE (NEATEST DOGT ACTOR OF ALL TIME" SUNDAY "ttft TALKERS' CHUiNT'S RATERIAN THURSDAY; July 23 i ' Matinee and Mlat SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVEWT CCASOfl 'kawilM . lata an ' " mim Jim f. twmn avna RBntS. FISME . Thomas a. wise 1 lotus rom CKAWWCIT OLCOTT JEANPOR3 . x KENNCTH THOMSON RfAHtE CARROLL FRED ERIC CaERALD COCS EOQE TAWDE HERRUT tSUXSSSM Hava uabiatl for a tour of tha Usltaal Stata aMa .aai.aa Im -- .ouia iuitvM', Sf mm aalaM " ' r ' P"leUoB of ,. .., V ; 1 BICaUU .Binsfti wmwMu I O c. Tl aaa Haak rata ' CFNTIIRV AMn T iVf. '""'"ICAi. WORLD WOH) A 6' cSn'r? N;0W: "aftcheck., 0"y order. "eloitoT,m e T he",S.r;. nc.'S) olf-dreased .tamped Halconv.rat 2 row. ii a-', k , ' 2ext 6 t0"B- 2-'5- balance. I3 2- , Cl.nilXO WR TAX-' :.b!'aluft- 110- MATINEE PR1CE)IN- MMyooN?jLTVil-,0i ba",nce' 60c' Boxomt :