Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIT-WITT UK M"; ,'! I -,1! 1 1 w. r:. 9 . MEltPORT) MAIL 'TllTBtWfi.. WtfOhT) ".OREGON, WEDNESDAY, ' MltLY 22 AQE TWO JS: - . it ocal and Personal j H. It. Prentice arrived. (101:10 .ant , AnHoi,iii('.'uiiiiliH;( from u (i.Htare even In k from pDitlupil. where, he at- who were Kueniir at . Worrtck'n Motor tended the Klko' comTntioi.. and nlao Inn yesterday were thutio of W. J. It 1m tiuntmelcd UuhIiiohh. He whh. nccom- enger of Na.8l.vi lit. Ark., (V W. UpH- punled home by Mrs.. Prentice and doll of Vancuver, II. C F. L. JlcClunt; children who hud ljoen cnJciyiuK a lx of Dayton, Ohio, II. Metier of Chicago week's vacation' In Seattle and other nnd E. A. Dynon of I.unhvillc, 111.. 10. PuAt Bound pfllntn. . J. Jarrand of HouhIod, 'fex., T. K. Aiyer Manager A. M. Miller of "The III- 1 The affiliated trade have Htnli of Hcwtd!,, Moth., and K. K. Kllhorn uf vals'V company, who arrived thin jHhed an office at Kmlth hall. J 28 No. IMUhdutk. Ia. 9 morning, roquetm. the Htatumunt that (.nipe. They will have a repreHenta- I 23 piece hand painted Oriental tea "ThoItlvals" cuhi will he Heentn Med-jtivo In the hulldlnK from a. m. to 10 etH, on sale at $4.95. JapaueBo Art ford, tomorrow niornltiK- A rumor thut U, m. every day to. haidle all .bunineiw Btore. ." ' ; ' 1QG Chniroey Olcott, one of the HturH, had .that may arise. M1 card men are auk-) MnteerariU nob curl 75c. Tel. 430-H. returned to New York, probably arort) J od to reKlHter with the wvcretury. 623 Ho. Ivy. 107 from: the fact that Mth. Chauncey Ol cottt left San Kranchuo for New York yesterday at the cone I union of n four weeks vacation of "The ltlvala" com pany " JW;klnff Hthool will hi art July 27th, 0 a'.ti.. for those wishing to learn to pac)4 Iteslster now. Pinnacle Park ing po. . , 105 Kxidc halt erics for Fords. C'hevro letH,' Hlqrn. etc., $12.70 and lG.f0. Williams & McCurlcy. 104tf Incidental to the clty'H opening up North Oak dale street to Second avenue In qrder to furnlfdi an approach to the gUHe new nign tarnooi, mo uuh rtnmuciH honfe, which stood In the center of North Oakdalo, and which was pur chased by the city for $4000, has Junt beonl moved Into the next block cant on Second Htreet on lots owned by the ci.ji1- When the building has been re paired and repainted 1. will be sold Phone 305-.1. , 10ff Fresh Halt water salmon, 23o lb. Johnson Produce Co. , .' tf Seventy-two out of the state cars were registered here Tuesday ut the local slate traffic registration bureau, which is about one-third 'the number of such ears that were registered .here the previous day. Packing school will start July 27th, Residents of southern California registered at local hotels arriving in the city yesteriuy Include Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. JJrogna,. Rdward and Iteglnald Progna, Mr. und Mrs. 10, M. Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. R 8. ..Wilson of Holly wood, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Conrad of Huntington Peach. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McLaughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGralle of Oxnard, C IS. McDonald 9 a. m.. for those wishing to learn to and family of Long Peach, Mr. and pack. Register now. Pinnacle Pack- Mrs. W. W. Masterson of Kanta Par ing Co. 10,5 bara, Mrs. P. H. Mcf'reash of Han If You Knew Husle, I,lke I Know Diego, and the following from f.os you'd ho at the Pavilion to- Angeles: - W.' K. Ouer nnd party. Mr. night! Don't miss it. 104 nnd Mrs. Frank A. Waller, Mrs. ei-o Tourists nnd others here who uro Gabrlelson, Mr. and Mrs. U. Wnrren, guests at the hotels Include Mr, nnd Mr. and Mrs. K. T.-Flck, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Wolf of Ecuador, South A. A. Kenwood and Miss Helen At America. Miss Muriel Duffy of Mono .wood. lulu. J. D. McCJrew of New York City.1 Packing school will start July 27th, A commerilut CiC; of 27,300,000 Mr. aiju Mrs. II. .C. (Llrmy) .Oar but he In of uplcs and a total crop nett, former wel known rtMltjynta of of 3O.7SO.00O bushels for Washing- Medford, are spending several days ton, exceeded only once In the his. visiting friends In Ashland and this tory of the state. Is predicted In the city, while en route from Portland and first forecast of the federal crop Seattle, Wash., to elr home In Al reporting board, made last week. hainbru, Calif. A surprise for al t-'eluh E. Ingrahamnnd Ituth M. Hoeno of Wisconsin Itapids, Wis.. Mrs. J. I. by tJtte city administration for ut least ;i,',.ntu f ut i n.ta Vt i . i.- as much ns was j.ald for It. This of :Denver, C . K . Hohnes of Cincinnati. cha;o was one of those-requested of 0hj0i Dr am MvH ,rv,n D Kvart pf the Vlty council by the school board. yt PotersburK. Fla.. and Mr. and Mrs. pl'ders taken for angol food and j J. R. Wellls, Mrs. J. N. Tuley,' G. N. sunshine cako, 75 cents each. 737 W. 14th street. Phone 224-1,. 10C Cfcol, comfortallo and convenient Fair Grounds "open air" Pavilion! lie thoi'f t tonight! 104 '- Mrs. Frank hind ley and daughter Marjory, of Jacksonville, have re turned from . Portland, :where Mrs. Llndley was sent as a delegate fjor ihe JacKson County Health association,. S ; I. Fl. eggs st DeVoe's. ' if We have the ' . . expcrieiKic (j cquipincnt j 11 material -' ' to j.nnkc a superior product.' ' "' ' And that's why you'll i'liiid Fluhrcr's Milk ;'. v Urcttd at any grocer, 3 Kelly and L. E. Tuley of Missouri. No raise In prices for this, extra ordinary attraction!; , Pavilion ' to qlght! ;04 the Handicraft Shop has received a new line of attractive baby gifts. 107 . Mrit. Henry Hates returned Sunday from two weeks spent wjth relatives at Khasta Hprlngs und Bhasta He treat. Now and usoful gifts for the baby. Handicraft Shop. 107 Packing school will start July 27th, 9 a. in., for those wishing to learn to Ipaok. Register now. Pinnacle Pack ing Co. - y , . . 105 Friends of Frederick Stelner, form erly district attorney of Umatilla coun ty, and nriw an attorney of Pendleton, stiy he will be a candidate for the republican nomination .for . .United States senator at the Mqy primary. Fancy creamery butter i 7c per lb. Johnson produce Co. A real musical sensation! Hear the celebrated "Njght Hawks" do' holr stuff! lavlllon tbnYght! Let's go! t04 A monster stalk of .rheubarb. w,a lupught to the city this morning ,by D. M. Lanftworthy.of New . Hope.' opd placed on exhibit Inn ;Jn tho, Chamber of Commorce. The lenif was three feet across and three nnd a half feet In length. , It welgHeYl two, pounds Thd stallt was flvVinches around, CI rants Pass Courier. t- , Have your eye examined by Dr. Do La Rhuejiyeslght Specialist. 425 Medford Building; . acVB Fresh salt water" salmon, 26o. lb. Johnson Produeet.Co. ; tf Dewey Ci Ivans of thb local -fiiV de partment, is a Modfprd' vlltor'l.n the liaglo Point district today. 1 '" Tho jmuslciil , truat .of , the season! Hear the celobrated "Night Hawks" play and sing all the latest? hits Pa vilion tonight! ' ' - -" io4 for those wishing to learn to pack. Register now. Pinnacle Pnck-'ejs.oo down Inir Co. ' I ' i! npU . . t i,,i, itt,- I J int ui i caia ui ttujiitrn Hpeclal for Wednesday at the Han dicraft Shop stumped runners and pillow tops, Vulues up to 1.7S, your choice 60c. J04 Lustre creapi ;pltcherti. sugar bowls upd vases on sale, at Siic.eicb. Jap anese Ait Store. ' , .. , ( 105 iMim. Otis putterHQii and . tluugh,tor, Mrs. Gllham, of Canyon Clty, Ore., af ter attending -the ijlks' cpnveiulon In portlund, .motored. ,to..:Mdfirdifor a brief visit with (heir cqusln Mya, CJ. A. enthusiastic eryer the natural beauty ' alter and climate of our Hogue Klver yal- ey- Do You Love .Your Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric .range--$15.00 down. 104 Many bargains In odds and Qnds during the July clearance sale at the Japanese Art Store. 105 E. P. MoNamara loft this forenoon for Eugene where he will spend sev eral days transacting business. A wonderful ,nlght with the "Night Hawks!" Fair Grounds Pavilion to night! 104 Do You Idve ,Your Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric range 104 The first arrests, of children having their hair cut Wednesday at Tho High way Parber Shop, 10 No. Riverside. " 103 'Mrn, H. L. Nutting left this fore noon for Putte Fulls, whore she will Edwin Morgan, a 3 0 year om yomn - Jubllc r- of Rams Valley, district, pleaded trlct forester llse fJ 1 Port, guilty in Judge Tylor's court this hatfons. with ?qua. e.e ' . spend the remainder of tho week with $5.00'down. morning to a charge of speeding und was fined ?15, and suffered the sus pension of his driver's license for a period of 30 days. Sheriff Ralph Jennings was the coiuplaiulng of ficer, having apprehended the youth speeding in a light car near the Jackson Hot Springs yesterday. . Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong her life. Install an electric range superintendent iot the Lumber company ' at sale ftt 1 .05. Jap Art Stcro. J05 since the law. became effective pro'vid- Mr. and Mrs. Ben fientry arrived in,, tw oil i w.,, rr In the city this forenoon from Crand- age must have licenses to .fish, were view, Wn., to attend the obsequies made.last week at East lake when Mrs. of tho former's brother. Claude M. F. L. Jones of Burns and Mrs. Q, H. Gentry, . which Will be held- tomor- Gray of . Bend, were fined $5 each, row mprnlng from Perl's funeral Thi8 law provides that women as well home. f , .. -f: - 'as men must have licenses to fish be- "Just a Little Brink." Some hit. 'canio effective May 28. and was tone of folks! Hear the "N(ght Hawk's" ver- the new laws nassed bvihe state leLris- siph of It! Pavilion tonight! 104 Mature. Game commission officers be- Special for Friday and Saturday ileve that the women have been given Supplies for the nursery, including ion genough to be familiar with the many uscrui articles, lianqlcrait Shop.' 1 107 "The highway to Crater Lake from Fort Klamath to the southern boun dary of the park. Is being widened Genesee eight feet by the bureau of public roads. ) Women's and children's bobs at the Highway Barber Shop, 10 North Riv erside Ave. ' 107 Newcomb says only, a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices: Phone 631. lOltf .miss josepmne banunrn was among pjne Lumber Co. tf0rt the business callers who. wore in the Gut ot town dnncer8 ave expected city, .today from the Jacksonville dls- to be at the FaU, Grounds Pavilion law rind wardens have been Instructed to enforce the measure. Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. Hast .Alain and , 88tf Oet your tree props now at Big Pines Lumber. Co. . tf90 J. T. Chlnnock was a local business visitor from Grants Pass today. ...Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong her life,. .Install an electric range $,15-00 down. 104 Get your tree props now at Pig trlct; A sterilized shave nnd hair ,cut at the Highway Barber Shop. ID North Riverside Ave. . . 'C 107 Get your tree props now at the Big Pines Lumber .Co. tA0 this evening to ake in the musical program which is being put on by the Night Haw,k orchestra. Try that biy muk..filiake at DeVoe's. tf Included amorij tho, out of town The Talent Health Unit Will meot Oroeonln.ns reirlstPrnd nt lnnn.1 hntls Mt-the home of Mrs. James Bannlstes are m1h8 Mona gchaum of Salem. Miss Friday at 3 p. m, Mrs, Carlson will Flora Loma of La Grande, W. K. bo present at the meeting. AH tnose Taafe of Roseburg. Mrs. J. AVarren Intending to attend are requested to Crooks, F. CH Bngloy and S. W. Ren- pick of KtamathfiFalls, Mr. and Mrs. C.'H. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thomas, .p.'. D." Herbert, and H. D, Kalinwky of Eugene, and the following from' Port land: Air. and Mrs. H. J. Stonemyer, Decorated rice bowls, lc. Jap Art Stored ;'. v. - i v " :19 t'8oreon doort"siHaceWoedfl Lumber Yai'd, cor. East Main and Genesee. StfFMr. and Mrs. William Mnnkend, Mrs. James Watklns, well known citizen Manley Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank pt wftejhtro.1. vlplnU vwa9 tapxong the AVVStoll, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jones and business cnllcrn In the city today. 'iMIsrf Margaret Hawkins, hen husband, p wen-Oregon Butte; Falls. '-. I Iawn social t the -MothodiHt. church . Friday evening. Home made cake and Ice cream, 1 5c. ' Public invited. 106 Host on of San Fran cisco; coast editor of the Electrical World, is spending several days in this city on 'business, 1 Mr. 'Heston fa accompnnled by Mr. 'Hennlnger of tho Journal of Electricity, also from San Francisco. Special summer prices on dry fac tory mill blocks. Valley Fuol Co. tf Pianos! See Launspach. . tf M. R. Whltehend. genera! agent for tho -Pacific Fruit Express, with headquarters at Portland, is spend-1 Ing several days In the city making arrangements for the handling of this season's fruit crop. Launspach Piano Store now open for business at 111 W. Main. Opposite Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu sic Co. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Trebeli of Oakland. Ore., arrived. In Medford last night to visit Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Gifford, while en route to south ern California. t ....... . Newcomb says only a short time to order 'your factory blocks .at summer prices. Phone 631. , lOltf Visitors from the etate of Wash ington registered at local hotels in clude Mr. and .Mrs. H. A. Thomp son of Tacomn; Mrs. B. Bird of Sno., homish: Mr. and Mrs. ' E. A. Tyson of Kulama; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. "Henry of Olympla nnd Mr., and rMs. E. fl. Fredericks of Seattle. Loose wheels tightened and guaran teed all season. Ford special, $1 each. Van's Auto Repair Shop. 3rd street. 106 Due to the fact that 240 cars .of Bartlett 1 pears were shipped out of California to New York markets last Saturday and Sunday, Guv Conner, local fruit man. states that the east ern market will bo greatly lowered. We pay for ashes and sell dirt chenp, "Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jtinfall of Aberdeen, S, D., arrived In the city this forenoon by train to visit friends nnd relatives residing in the Fern Valley district. Just east of Phoenix. Fancy new potatoes, lanre size, 3c per lb. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Taylor Burch, assistant flro chief. resumed his duties at tho fire hall yesterday, after having spent a pleas ant ton days vacation with his famr ily, at Bandon nnd other Cops. Bay points, ' ' . ' -: : : v ' " , Fir. street. Phone 07. " OStf v a-04" . Bof ore you ouy that piano soe Xaun- spaeh.. He can save you money. Ho knos pianos and. is reliable. tf Vfy pay for ashes and sell dirt cheiaWi Brown fiWnlte Agency, Inc.. ; .4 ' tf . Miss E. Temple arrived in the city last evening from Tacoma, Wn., to spend r several days Visiting "Mr. and Mrs.iJ$. V. Hanson. 4 . N ,. ; Large stqck Victor records at. Pal mer Music Stores r--. . t' itf Staple drugs at DeVoe.; ; tf For sand, gravelsedimeht, cleaning or lawn work, phoiie .912-J. Samuel rtntnmnn. . i -. V tf ' Cedar ''flu mo' lumber Jat Big 'Pines Lun-.her Co. trr boarueu .-w innri arrived in tne i immediately Crater I-ake slago ioi 1 . ' -hlr.h hi. will go to I jike reirlon and ,i , nut in uilin ' .:.:..un the timber UrillUlIOIl iVhi, inf Rom-cc nnd wcnle pdMlbllitlM. of j'tiMt rciflon'.' the Diamond Hie umpqua a fli-Ht nana in SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Wot water Sure Relief EL LANS 25 and -75 Packages Everywhere TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY -Man nnd wife L Hovey, Supt. Ala 10H 'ijn HOisrrs JURATERIAN TOMORROW - - Matinee and Night i S lam it. man ' ra.,uka :krs:fiske thomas a. wise 'LOTUS ROBB ml SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of the SEASON CHAUNCEY OLCOTT JAKfiES T.' POWERS JEANFOaDr KENNETH THOMSON MARS E CARROLL FRED ERIC . '. GERALD ROGERS , GEORGE TAWDE HERBERT BELLMORE ' Hav combined lor tour of tho United State thi. t commemoration of the lSOth nnirerur? of tlio oninml , .prodaction of V - 99 "TH VALS By EICIIABD BELNSLF.T SHERIDAK APPEARING UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP Georea C. Tyirr and Huoh Ferti Undoubtedly this is a combination of the most distinguished dramatic artists of the country, who are presented in a comedy that has charmed the theatrical world for a century and a half. america may. not again witness such an illustrious aggregation in "many-years to come. SEATS NOW SELLING . ! Floor, first 18 rows, J3.3Q; next 5 ro.ws, $2.75; balance, $2.20. Balcony, i'jjirst 2' rows', $1.05; Kalance, $1.10. MATINEE' PRICES. INCLUDING WAR TAX':' 'First IS rows," $2.75; next 5 rows', $2.20; balanco, $1.05.' Balcony, fst 2 rows, $1.10; balance, BOcv V ' ' I new today! j c j rrrFlims ? vtm.- . fl ite&HHdE&si?JfeS3 lsU.rA Iv.n.-Xd W'Z: . ,: , JL-- , r! ,t-- r -JS6fe ,-;.: v POWEDY Ballard at -.' v.'.r.-!..r-r, " :: i ..vis i.c fK.-t.S, o 4s 1 1 . Hot "Oh, Doctor", lays off Thnndnj for tho legitimate thqy, "The Rivals " Sunday"THE DRESSMAKER PROM PARIS" With Lealrice Joy aid est Toie-G ' . m si a