Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 23, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte O o o TWO MET)F0RnOMAfL TRIBUNE, MFJ)FRD, ORFIOK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2H. 102. n ga. Jocal and Personal Tho Cratfr luko Btngo rompnny .In thin city ling received a wire from a linrotiCHH J. Ierrhle makfmr rener- vntionit for her to tuko tomorrow fore- , trip. nonn'H utiige for Crater Luku, on her OponlnK dnnro KukI Point, Htur urrivul hnro from Hun FruneiHco. Her dy ntKht, HMptiml(r 2Qlh. 101 further tfcntUy in not known locally. Wo jmy for nflhen and hoII dirt Thn'O KW'Hta from tho hute! left for cheup. Jirown & White Agency, Inn. Cmlor .Luke on Tuenday forcnoon'H " tf hIuko. MrH- NHlle Normllo of Por!nnd. nr- JjindHrapIng ThOHt dMlrlng to rived her yMnonlny for a vinlt with licaurtfy ihoir hoinen and law fin, with t"'i (Inuifhter, A!rn. It. A. Koppes and wisely siOccted and artlHtRalJy ar- umiiiy. ranffL-d shrubbery and ornamental I Kmart, up to tho minute, ntnmped ..- --pi. lAvlnis ypHterdny by auto to at-1 A renl estate deal conHummated bQ tend the iih-cIIiik of national parks the Thorn an (Realty company Involve HUjf riutenilentH at Mchu Verde Nu- the 9a le of a rttHidenie property at tlonA park In Houthwentern Colorado '17 Peach tttrigt at a prlre reported wan Kupfrfntemlent C. CI. Thomson of to be npproxTinately $2500. H. K Crater Natlonul park und Mr. Thofti- Ferif, who purchased the place from Hon, and Superintendent O. A. Tomen- J. J. Clark, recently came wi'Ht from Hon of Itunier National park and H. Vieoiu.in, where he had been a renl II. Jturrell, chief Hvll enflneer ot the dent for many yearn. national jiuiUh. who came' here from Have you. tried Knlder'H creamed Portland to Jjln the Thormtons on this ' cuttuKe cheeue? Ank for It. 166 troert, may have the freo advice of an experienced "landHcape architect from Portland, whq la vifdtlnK our city for a Hhort time. -Phone 372 between 8 a. in. und 6 p. in. except Bunday. 158 firunri opening Oriental ball room Saturday nlKbt. 1G8 . Robert J. Brevard of T,oiik Peach, "(''allf. and a former resident of Med ford for several years, arrived yes terday 00 a visit of a day or two with friends. He 1h en route east to take In the world's "base ball championship sericH of games. . . IjurKO cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. ' Opening dunce Kole Point, Satur day nlKhl, September 2filh. I'll Tho KuoHJiveli Parent-Teacher cir cle will have their first meeting of Ihe year Friday at .3 o'clock. The subject of tho prom-em . prepared by Mrs. Harris .laneH 1h "The Importance 1 nf the Pre-Huhool Ako." Geary, j county liealth officer, will speak, and, Mr. K. M. .Scott will siiiK. A hocIhI hour will follow. AH patrons of the Hchool nro urged to attend. I.enBons plven In oil pujiitlntf, water colors or china decoration, ('all Mrs. Vivian Norman Burto at Palmer's Btu dlo. or HM-Y. The bent stamped $100 dresses ever offered of guaranteed wash fast bro cade. Klx models mid colors to choose from. On nalo Saturday. Handicraft Shop. 1C0 Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington of 1Ogan, Kans., arrived here Kuturday 1 j,oh Ahki'Ich. for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Openliiff dance Kagle Point, Satur O. Itoberts. Mrs. Pennington and day night, September 2Gth. 1G1 Mrs. Jtoborts nro slstors, and the two piano Instructions. Latent methods families paid a Visit to Crater J,nke house frocks, straight Hues, Inverted pleats, turnback collars. Itemarkable values at fl each. Saturday. Han dicraft Shop. i60 Wo pay for ahea and sell dirt cheap. Jirown & White Agency, Inc. tf A low humidity and a moderately light temperature Is predicted for Thursday. Yesterday's maximum wan Kfl.f and this morning's minimum WUH 4 1.C. Oh! Hoy! flood old Woodman dance Friday night. Uarnobuig hall. ICO Pudweiser fl.GO per do. at Pe Voe's. 130tf Mih, Katon of the Stylecraft Shop is In San Frauciaco studying tho fall und winter styles. Grand opening Oriental ball room Saturday night. 1CH I Dr. T-3. I. Klwood, optometrist, has j moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 K . Main. If 1 Kxido batteries for Fords. Chevro- lets. Stars, etc. $12.75 and H .50. I Williams & McCurday. 104tf 1 Out of town Oregonlans who ar rived yesterday and are registered at .local hotels Include Murray Wade and Ted McHih 0 Sulem. 1. A. Peterson t and Kd Harney of Kugene, JeHse . Khambrook, A. 15. Alzloud and i'hll IK. Singleton of KoHeburg, Mr. und Mrs. (J. L. Hrltl of Klamath Fulls, and the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson, Miss F. C. Harring ton, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill, Nell Jl. illack wood. Myrtle Ktuttard, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Taylor and Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Dougherty. I represent the strongest group of fire Insurance companies In America. Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland lildg. Phono 004. Ill4tf A big shipment of felts at Lottie Howards. lflo Mr. and Mrs. Art Purgess who have been living In Sidney, Neb., for several years, have returned to Medford to live. Their son Halph, und wife, will also return to Medford soon to realde. Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Cor. Kust Oeneflee. It's on the committee, no charge, W. O. W. Neighbors and friends, Fri day night. HiO Applications for the forest rangers' Residents of southern California examination to be held it l the federal registered at local hotels Include Mr. building sometime in the near future I Miss Lelah PaQon Is arnoBK the Hutte Falls residentKQspendinV toduy in tne ciiy 011 uubiuchb, q Mrs. K. N. Campbell Is In charge of the hemstitching and sales dep't ment ut the Hlylecruft. 11" While tonight's dunce will clone the season at the fulr griftjndH puvllloii. next Saturday night's dunce will open the season at the nutalorlum. Seventy-five carloads of sugar beets, all southbound for thV Sacra mento vulley, will be Hhlppf'l from Klamath county to the Sacramento Valley Sugar company. It was cull muted this morning by M. If. Olden meyer, field representative of the sugar company. Although lute plum ing precluded any phenomenal crops, the grade of sugur beettt raised in Klamath this year is equal anil in moHt cases better than the beat beets raised anywhere In the west. Mr. old emeyer said. Klamath Falls Herald, Horace Rromley Is spending several days at Hoseburg in connection with the California Oregon Power company exhibit at the Douglas county fair. Otto Knotts is among the visitors from Oold IIUI transacting business In the city today. After having spent several days vis iting Maru of the University club. Tadoa Kuganunm left this morning for Portland en route east by way of Seattle and Spokane. While here he preseted two highly entertaining blllard exhibitions, one at a local bil liard parlor ond the other ot the ln verslty club. It Is said that Suganuma will play In the professional class Main and I when he arrives In the east, haying 88tf 1 heen Invited by Wllle Tloppe, fumed billiurdist, to do ro. Mr. und Mrs. A. F. Heffeld depart ed this forenoon for their home In Sa lem after a short visit here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. C L. Ingram arrived Washington state visitors reglsteil at iical hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. K. T Oeorge of nelJingham, Mr. ai ftlrs. T. D. FwVr of Tucoma ana ait. ami flits. 1;. .11. ami, u o"". A full set of the plajis fo?o'the new high school Is open for public Inspec tion at the office of Ml$s Mildred Swearlren, school district clerk, in the Medford building. Another set run be Inspected ut the city building depaVtment. where It will be kept on file. The plans consist of numerous blue prints prepared by Architects Tourtelotte und Clark. MIhs Jeunle Smith returned yester day from Ung P.each. Calif., where she had enjoyed a pleasant vacation of two weeks. She resumed her do tted at the Crater National forest of fice this morning. As yet no definite declson hns been made as to when or where the vau deville, which had been scheduled for the county fair, will be given. The Puccinelii dehydrator plant at the end of North Central avenue com menced operations today with over a imuo boxes of apples on hand. A medicine tdiow Is holding forth ut the corner of Sixth and Holly streets, giving free shows every night. Harold Fields is the leading man of the east, who is Raid to have formerly been with the Keith's vaudeville circuit. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION fit I and Mrs. J. W. JoneH of Img Hcuc-h, jir. nmi ivirs, u. w. Upton or South PiiKudcna, Mrs. A. It. DiCurmo und F. it. DeCarmo of K Monte, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Uing, I. M. Iung, Dick Lyons and Reginald Stewart of Bantu Parbura, Arthur Lyon of Kunta Ana, Itoderlck ltrasted of Anaheim, F. I). Miller and family of Sun Pedro and Miss Bonnie Nickel, Fred T. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Kdmonstou of yesterday. I .urge stock Victor records at Pnl hht'h Music Store. t f for beginners. Mrs. Ida Wood. Phone 879-W. 304 So. Ivy. 161 C:ity Attorney John U. Cat kin Is the principal speaker at the Klamath Woodmen, their wives, sweethearts County Chamber of Commerce furum rind invited friends. Friday, Sept. 25. at Klamuth Fulls today. He was Lei's Gol scheduled to Apeak on current topics Among hotel guests from a distance- Df Interest to southern Oregon, who arrived hore yesterday. Including When selecting baby's outfit don't a number of atago vaudeville per-) fall to Include the Vunta 11011-shrlnk-formersv arc Mr. nnd Mrs. Happy able garments. A complete line at Husch. Mr. and Mrs. dene Austin Fred Frnuke. Mrs. U. Jorgensen and K. Mo.nbacher of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hunker of Newport. H. L, nnd tho folowing from Chicago: M. W. Frnuke, Frank Rarno, J. H. Mills, C. It. Duncan, A. CI rant und H. Sykes. Oregon Aggravators 10-pleeo dance hand! Pavlllonl Wednesday night. lf)7 ranldlv. chaneim? riff Ion nnd mmlriv. Ornnd opening Oriental hull room ng tho wuter. Monday night, how Saturday night. 158 ever, the wnter hud dropped some six , Mrs. Kfflo vThompRon, who , had inches and was clearing rapidly. Some spent tho past Tear in California Is in exoollent catches were due. Halt Medford visiting friends. Mrs, fishermen ore now coming into their Thompson la nt tho Barnum apart- own, with Hteolheads nnd trout taking the Handicraft Shop. 163 If you contemplate a radio Instal lation this winter have your aerial erected now by a competent crew. Froah "Ti" batteries fn stock every week. Virgin's Itudlo Service. 105 West Main street. 1C1 Fishing 1h nguin Improving, with a rapid drop in the level of the river. On will be received until October 17. The applicants must be betwene tho ages of 21 and 3fi and must be physically perfect. The compensation will range from $1500 to $2000 annually. Hemstitching, buttons covered, at the Handicraft Shop. tf Solder's creamed cottage cheese made from fresh milk and cream. lfi Tho ahnm battle, which wan to have been given last Saturday by Oregon , iuuonui uuarusmen on tne tair grounds, wll be presented next Tues day night, weather permitting, ac cording to an announcement made to duy. Have that worn enrpet made into a nice fluff rug. Rug Works, 700 Pine street. Phono lilO-M. 12 Mrs. Itobert Ward Bebb left Satur day for Medford, where she will make her home. Mr. liebb is employed with the Mull Tribune. They will be at home on South (Jrupc street. Ash land Tidings. Dr. W. C. Schaefer, dentWt. extrac tion specialist, gas and local anaes thetic. Phone 1117. 420 Medford Uldg. 176 Miss Iola Hubenstein, stenographer and time keeper at the Crater Na tional Park headijuarteTH during this season came down to the city yester day nnd left for Kugene to resume here thin morning from San Diego to spend several weeks visiting friends und relatives. It. A. M. Siskiyou Chapter No. 21. Special convocation Thurs day night, September 24, Ashland. Oregon. Itoyal A rch reunion. Masonic hall, Ashland. Opens at 7:30; reception to grand officers, 8 o'clock; banquet at 8:30, followed by program of addresses, etc., southern Oregon and northern California chap ters participating. All Royal Arch Mason cordially, invited. Date, Sep tember 24. flROROK W. DI'NN, IT. P. W. H. DA V, Secretary. IS (tVT ?. D 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief EL LANS 25 and 75 1 Packages Everywhere TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Kxtra fine Jonathan ap ples. Pinnacle Packing Co. liiO FOR R PINT Modern 6-room house, partly furnished; also garage. Call 25 So. Riverside. 160 FOR SALE condition. Toledo range, splendid 315 S. Rlversde. HiO FOR SALE Pure bred nirdule pup ples. Dr. Oltgen, 1 11 , No. Fir. 100 Saturday and Sunduy the river rose ; her studies nt Ihe University of Ore gon. MIph Rubenstein will be back to fill the sump position durfngthe Cra ter Lake season next summer. lArgo Cotton rags wanted at incuts. Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's. 7 tf Opening dance Eaglo Point, Satur day night, September 20th, , 101 District Attorney Newton C. Cheney returned last night from Portland, where ho hud been ut tending tho fed eral grand Jury. I't mo write 3'our fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Uldg. Phono 903. 10-itf ; Stamped frocks of wash fast brocade In new smart styles -colors blue, tan green, lavender, orange and tanger ine. Hale Saturday, $1 each. Handi craft Shop. 1C0 ! "Cutllo running In Ashland Creek canyon, are seriously threatening the water supply of tho city, according to foreHt service men, who are stationed In the canyon, " says tho Ashland Tid ings. "At tho present time, several cattle, owned by Oeorge Muthts, local man. nre ranging In tho wuter shed, from which tho city secures Its water nipply, the forest service man declar ed this morning. It has been under stood that cuttle have been allowed to drift Into Ashland Canyon for some tunc. "Last winter, according to re ports, received by tho council, at least 1 ft cuttle ranged In the canyon throughout the winter, protected from the heavy mums of tho higher range." Fruit growers get In touch with the government free employment bu reau for apple pickers, Medford Chamber of Commerce. 154tf Woodmen, their wives, sweethearts nnd Invited friends. Friday, Sept. 2T. l.et'n go! 100 Thero was born yosterday to Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Hart of Trail, fi nine pound boy, at tho Sacred Heart hos pital. Hend some pictures of Crnter Iike. Medford and the Rogue River valley views to your friends. Palmer's pic tures nre best. tf Ornnd opening Oriental hall room Saturday nlpbt. IRS eggs greedily. Grants Pass fiilmon Courier Oh! Roy! Good dance Friday night. Ringer Sewing moved to 115 W, 1 For school lunches there's nothing that equals Fluhrer's Sandwich Loaf . . At Any Grocer J old Woodmen Itarncuui'i; hall. 100 Mnohtno company Main. IMione fisn. 101 MIkh Pansy ItobortHon of Klaniuth Falls, api'M last wiwk end In Mi'tlforil vlxil IliR wilh rrlt'liilx. KiiUlir'B rreiimt'il rottiiKO cheoae now on mile In Mi'ilford. lGli I'ulmer'n l'liolo Sludlo makes the bent ptctllrpfl. tf AVord has boon rpcolvrd bcro from Tlnv. .T. C. HollltiH, forinor pa.stor of tlui First M. K. rluiri'h of this city, and who for tho past thro( yours has bei'ii pastor nt Watsonvlllo, Calif., that hi hns boon nppnlntod to tho Klrst M. K. rhuroh at Alamo.lll. Calif. HiicoooilhiK Hov. (Illbort, brothor of Iho Jalo liov. K. U. CSilborl of this city. "ponliiB dnnoo KiibIp Point, Satur day nlKhl, Kopionibor 2 fit li. 101 day nlchl. Noplombor 26th. 161 "Dr. 10. 1. Klwood, nptoniotrlst, has movod to his tomporary offioo ovor import's. 22S K. Main. tf KoforniorH who have suoooodod In Kelt I hi; abollllon of llllill school socrct iirKanlratlolis nt Salem nro now com- litK forth with tho demand that Elrls attending school shall bo compelled to wear uniform drosses. Tho Wo men's Ituslness club made tho de mand. (IcorRO V. Hub, superintend ent of schools, says that tho school board hnd directed him to obtain In formation rcKiirdtiiK Iho operation of dress restrictions said to exist else where, particularly In somo Califor nia schools. ' Vnnta Iwlstloss tape will not kink or twist. Vnnta shirts without n fault. N'lcbtles that will not bind. A complete outfit for Iho buby. Handi craft Shop. 163 Hrlck Ice crenm 50c nt DoVoo'a. tf Tho dally number of out of the state cars 1-cglNtorini; hero yesterday with tho local ntlto traffic bureau fell down urantly, only 17 such cms rcKlstcrlnft". Florence Cleaves, accredited piano teacher. Htudlo, 31)4 South Ivy. I'hono 8T9-W. 16S Screen doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, Cor. Kust Main nml tleneseo. RStf In tho circuit court room nt Khun nth Fnlls last Monday It. K. MclJI hosc, commander of the Medford post of the American I.CKion, delivered an address before n class of alien np- plIcnntH for cliixenshlp on "The Pu- llei and PrlvlleKcj nf American CHI xens." In tho class of nlno five pass ed tho rttlKonshlp test. It's on the committee, no chnmo. V. o. W. Neighbors nnd friends, Kii duy nlnbt. 160 Noel Krsklne elves piano lessons nt pupils' homes. Think of tho ndvnn- tfttfp. Phone 7?!l-W. 173 V. R. Fauell, lcnl resident, wnR fin ed 1,11) on his pica of utility to n chirp of lntoxlcntlon preferred ncnlnst him by lvputy SRerlff OeorKO Alden. The nrrest was mnde nt the flr urounds nnd was tho only one that look place during tho entire five days. a Utrht ndjustlntr nt Hnrdmnn'i ir- jncssonvilie. Q i rs llnve you tasted Solder's crenmed cott.Vjj cheese, o ' ISt all Tribune office. Arrangements for the nnmml Meth odist conference of Oregon are being completed, and the program for the event to be held t Eugene September 2ft to October 4 has been announced. Pears, apples, extra low prices. Johns.! n Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phono 07. 133tf George Webster of Porttond. travel ing freight agent for the Milwaukee lines, wns a business visitor in the City toduy. Specify Solder's creamed cot t aire cheese. Ififi Mrs. Jnnie3 stoken. who suffered n fractured leg some time ngo as the result of a fall, was removed to her home the earlier part of the week from the Sacred Heart hospital, where she had heen a patient. lour cur washed, polished or steam cleaned by Pennington's Itnttery Ser vice will nlwnys be appreciated. 15stf Californinns registered nt local ho tels Include Miss K. K. Mullen of Oak land, I'M ward Srhwurz and Clarence II. Styler of Fresno. C. 13. Halo of Sac ramento. Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Dowell of Hoaeville. Mr. and Mrs. (1. 1. Jor don of Colvllle. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hoot of Chlco. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. F. Kmmett of Shasta City nnd the fol lowing from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. If, W. Dowlng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tod Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Var ney, T. II. P.. Vnrney nnd Mr. and Mrs. I. Kelley. Hospitality YOU KNOW. DEAR-H I ALWAYS Pttl. I WELCOME AT r 1 SZF WELCOME AT ' fi "-BURNING tl" pGOOD GRADE -L ' HCOAL HELPS, jC-rrSri-J jAWrPlE10Tigjy y ' Have that cozy home heated with good coal. tfxKSENCOALm "PHONE 239 MEDFORD -?ie Answer to the Burning Question MINEVE PROBST of Los Angeles, who has had. years of experience in the whole sale houses and large shops of that city, is in charge of the dregs making at the . Stylecraft She guarantees satisfaction in cutting, fitting, designing and ladies' tailoring. Flower . Pots ALL SIZES POT UP THOSE GARDEN PLANTS BEFORE FROST GETS THEM. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. YOUR SEEDSMEN Engagement Extraordinary ! The Jackson County Amusement Co. Presents DEAN McCLUSKEY'S Oregon Aggravators 10 -PIECE DANCE BAND Direct from a successful season at Balboa Beach, Cal. Fair Grounds Pavilion Tonight, September 23 NOTE This is the only stop this famous band makes in Oregon. P Admission 10c D Evervbodv's Goine! TONIGHT TONIGHT A Merry Bill OF Featuring, if!.:;, TOMORROW "THE LOST WORLD" A Photoplay of 100(1 Thrills! A Tale of PREHISTORIC MONSTERS and MODERN LOVERS! One Picture You Must Not Miss! THE GINGER JAZZ REVUE-, j : J( ..; In a MELANGE OF MELODY AND DANCE AUSTIN & ARNOLD In "MAKING AND BREAKING RECORDS" Phonograph Artists MILLS & DUNCAN in "TWO WISE CRACKERS" Portraying Rural Types Happy BUSCH & JOY Ethel in . . "MOMENTS OF MELODY" A Musical Novelty ' ' Joe FOX & 8ARNO Frank ' In GYMNASTIC FEATS SUPREME . MACK SENNETT COMEDY . "TOPICS OP THE DAY" 2 Performances 7 and 9 Evening Prices: 1 Adults, 50c; Children, 25c Craterlan Orchestra JUST A TIP TAKE A TRIP WORLD' WONDER PICTURE STARTS TOMORROW ' T0THE. Jir Orthtcr Conan Doyle's stufmdna story " Popular Prices : Adults 50e Children 25t Shows Start 1:30, 3:00, 7:00, 9:00 AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS " FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS " ' We repair all kinds of springs. '. . We tighten wheels so they stay tightened. MERRIMAN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP 20 S. Riverside, on Pacific Highway WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP Doorr Screens, Window and Saclv Window and Door Frame Mouldings, Cabinets of All Our Constant Aim It to Keep Our Quality mt ' ' Prices Absolutely Right Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns BMbsji Letting Us Flgurs on Your Bill. TROWJ5RIDGE CADINIT XJCCS& awora a Modem Mil K nri o o O O o i i