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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, (VRF.flON, SUNDAY, 'NrAROTT 10, 1029. PXGE THREB 20TH YEAR MARK AS BOOK DEALER j Klamath county stockmen aro'lhc Hotel Medford. The officers The musical prORTum consisted ,. menihly and business meetlnit A. it. Miller who yesterday, cole. ; jublluni over the passage by tho recently elected had chaiRe of the j of a piano solo by .Miss Verilean Tuesny aflernoon. March 5. brtitod tho 20th anniversary of his rnisliitui-e of the bill deslj-ned' to-"lectins with Mrs. On. l.undliuri! Harvey and Miss Dorothy Bun-ess, ' Mis.' New-ton rhauey prenlded enlra.nco : Into business locally, as cheek ntntorlzcd' cattle rttstlliiK, : "f firants I'ass -preslilini;. vocal solos by Mrs. fleo. Wendt over the nicotine with Mrs. V. 1;. nssoelato owner of the Medford which has caused an annual loss Several visitors were present In- and Cannon I". Mell. both nl r.iiWimm secretary and Mrs. l.ouls lloolt store, looks back remlnis- i of S-lll.OiMl in the'eounty. Icludlnc -Mrs. O..A. Iloyce and Mrs. whom were accompanied by Mrs. riiieh treasurer, were amon-t those contly over the itrowth and de- For three hours' work In selling Niionil Montuomery of Portland Mabel Sims at the ilmu. and present. voloptnent of Medford, as well its t Valentine day toleKrams, .lohii laud Mrs. K. V. Hoover of r.ose- violjn solos by Mrs. V. T. Hnliter, i The usual reports of both secre hin own place of business ilurliiK Ysttnza, messenger liny of the local Mntrit. ' . - i lucuriuuinlcd by Miss Harvey. All tiiry anil treasurer were given with that lime. Western liilun tclcsrapli office,! Tho next mnclint; of tlie temple the musical numbers were well . ,.,.,)rt f ,ie year's work by Mrs. HavhiK arrived In Medford from won fourth place on the Pacific, was announced for Ashland, to rendered' and each person an- chancy. ' T.a' Porte, Indiana, away back in coast and took first place in south-! bo held In the Masonic temple on swercd to encores. Tn(1 lils, yoa,.-H wnrk has not 190S. -Mr. Miller had a -tood start , on many local business men who! tire now considered In the pioneer i Ushcd in the Western Union masa-i-lass. Tho first four years of his zinc in tho current issue: residence here, wero spent wnrk-: .Mr. and .Mrs. it. w. Malken nr init for the Iowa Lumber and lloxl rlvert last cvenitiK by motor from i-ninpany. After this ho went into i chico, Calif., to spend several days the Jackson County bank for a j In. .Medford to attend to business short titito. 1 From 1U07 to 10(1!), ho served as soerotary of tho chamber of con'.-; meree. Those were tho days when "Hock Pickel" nnd "Doc Tteddv --E I $ -Ml MXf.:3Sfi A. II. .MIl.lFit Vhoio by ShanIo. refipootivoly, strutted their stuff asj mayor of Modford, and minins was of tho principle industries. ' The most popular Sunday night diversion at that time, ai cording to Mr. Miller. was. watching tho five, o'clock train pull in, and take! toward tho south, and the ta . tions all along the 'line wore sure of a capacity nnd overflow crowd gathered to enjoy the same seohe. Many of the audience, came in iiietc luiLTirips from' mites around. B ' -a -V-,- -vt V & .Si . In 100ft. Mr. Miller nnrt IS. li. ' , :U,V l:lks lo I)aviH purchased a comliination . Moling Wodnosday. . . . hook and confectionery store on! The Lady Elks club will moot Main Street, where Mann's nnrt l the.Klks club Wednesday nf Hronhv'a aro now located. They -i nonn from 2 to fi. it..t.ifittoi riinnArt nf ihn oon- fpctionery 'depart ihent and V8too1c - ii iuv other section with an olab ornto . supply of literature '-. and stationery. . i fs.it ,'th..i.ttmn nrmiiiiff to m r. Miller, the hook business was more1 profitable and flourishing than it is now, and theVwo.ro able to sell tho eomplcte works ot Shake- epparo in tho finest tvpo of bind- Ing as well as copious volumes f ncotrv. The movies hadn't yet Rppearcd upon the horizon, nnd -Modford hart its share of book lovers The Modford book store has oc-' oupied Its present location on v..rth 'ivniwil for tho oast nine years. Following tho death nf Mr. Davis. . his . partnership was cnnllnucrt hy Mrs. Davis. , Mo fur an .Mi'. Milli-r .fiinlil nsw- l.'iin. tin .MfiU'mtl l!""k stine Inte cnnllimmi in i.tisni ....".... vr piTinct n lint" ui.i ii "",., I Em,.M. Tim fiill.nvinii friends riimvni III .MWIKiril. Stt'.'lt'.B lli'UB store. ill.st.le in . I . , ft Included anionit llie -'" nppli ....titnl", VV llllt, I tll-ellM' OillllK I'M . V.,.' vetetdilv afternoon til llie fhnrlir i ot rlce were M. A. I'erkl.l. W. K. , Vim llover V. It. 't'olvln, C. It. Sl.nkl.uv and Will flenlry of .M 'd- , ford 1 ; l.oik ill R. I'ont-h l.-riw rnt. j IllB 0 hoove; Imvlnir L-l'ootll niooern terms. Ain M olnTlaCi Elks' St. Patrick's DANCE Friday March 15 For Elks and Their , Families . q Provost's Orchestra The Original Pep Peddlers ELKS' TEMPLE Come and Make Whoopee! Thp lledwooris highway to Crps- cent City is in fairly (rood condition : with tho exception of rough roads i in tiu region of Patrick 'n Creel;, tavern, according lo. 1-ee i CI hi- -j iv "i mi- it.ii.-m ui.ii-tr ii uiu -mc- gon Slate Motor association hu-. etui. There have been several slides on tlie road, but all have i been elenre.l nu-iii- 'lh-. A b tn nii - Klamath Falls hlshway. as well as! tho Pacific hli-hwuv north and . soulh of .Medford, Is in -ood con- dltlon. era th iKun. In recoKiiltion of his work, he will have his picture nub-! mailers while en route to Portland. A L-ala three or four-dav indoorl circus will be held at the Ashland : armory the first week in April by i the Ashland post, of Hie American ; Is'Kion. ; A lUlto firej which caused ' no T damaice. called the fire denart-i ment vestorilnv tn K.-k1 vintli included anions- the out-of-town ' vt In tors in MfiKonl yt-Nionlny aft-Pi-noon worn AlurJo Cuffoon and Cnm-no Mt'lsiiiKin- of C,uU Hill. V'i ohi. Talont of lU-aKi .Mr. and Mrs. ! Joseph Nop of Ituiio Kails. Frank i Dean of Willow .SiriiiKS, Mrs. W. 1), l-'ia-nr-h of Sams Valloy aurt Harold Cruse of VhoiMiix. Tii-kftH fur tho "Legion Whoopno Hpvuo" will tut plaoi'd on Halo to morrow ninht, aci'onlin to ihoso in cliMrj;!' of flip seat sale.- Thpy may he- purPlitiod from any toion- nnlro or at Hip rhamhpr f oom-i nioi'co. and looal ppoplp uro uiKod j to socuro tiiikots eai ly. as tlierr.will : ho only ono perforniuneo. Monday, i .pnl l., Kohoarsalft are koiiiij for- ! ward in fine Blmpo. , i I Wedding Bells Adeline lion rd man of iM-ospect i and Clavton II. Whitlook of this! fitv u-ni-P mniTtoH it nh-ht s-.ta ' ,vioek nv the Uov. K. F. Law-' ronco. Tlie peromonv took Plaeo at I th pri.si,vtorinn munn hi thr presence of friends and relatives. Committee 'In cliargo, Mrs. Sid ,tneN - ..Knilth.AliH. m. M agntir,' Mrs. -. 1 lorry liinabargor. Cards, pool and refreshments. ..... T.T shrhio IXiucv 'I uosday ...... A bi Hhrinc dance for Masons, heir friends will bo hold at tho Oriental flardeiiH Tuesday eve- nlng, March 1 !). according to an an- r nounccniom last . pvpning. and it H oxppcted to ho one of the brtghiest so.-ial functions of tho year. 1'ivp- , arations havo been under way for Homo time, with s.voral committees i working on tlie plans. Tho sery- ; I com of a. well known orchestra will j b engaged, assuring good mushi ior uie ovoninu s program, - ,U H rllKlny Tea.. Unlll'l'lll Ut'llllHN IJilHUII'Otl ) ! Mth. Kriipst Ucitnii'H t'liLct'tninPO . fnnn .1 to ii on Miiri-h :l with ii lifrthihiy ten in lionni- of her 1,nll.hu.1. u,(,,.1:1. A jHj. time unent in uneslni? eontislH jWP1. to help eelelirale llie of-; cation: The .MImsw linlh Welisler. Ainv .lohnson. Atnli'ev .larniln. . K!l:uili lh Scott. Hlsle inrrlnn. i Killln Wolff. Helen nnrt Irene ilJltnpoil unci llet'niie lle.lliiOM. IterreHltmentM were nerved hy tne h.teK. nsslxteil hy .Mls.s l'oln lleanjew. Mr. mill Mrs. I'lojil Ciuik Mmii:ir In I'lirilniul. Mr. anil Mrs. Kloyil I'oiiU leave ... p 1 I.. 'Itniny tor men- iiniii-u m ... I'oril.in.l. Imvlnir shipped their hou:- old kooiIm last week. Mi. 'ook haS lived In .Medford n,0Ht "" n'r "r"' t..t-n a resident here ninee their loan iaKe 11 and Mrs. I'onk hfive heep o .;. ,;. . .;, : mm? active in hocI&I. c.O' and political circles and will be sreatly missed by a host of friends. Aiis tloweo. dale, dauuhter or Mrs, t.'onk, tylut Is nt U'lidtlis t'. ol will JUIII lllt'iu ui ill" -nii hi liielerni. Itutiilitl'rs nr MIc -M COt. Zulelma Temple No 13 Dati(th ters of the Nile met on Haturfluj 'afternoon in the Medford Mason- ic temple following limcneon ill Sulurday. April i:ith. ' . , Social Events of Church Societies On Wednesday, March l.'lth, th ladlt-s of the Lutheran church will -aorve another ruinous dinner , In the church parlor at 1th nnd Oakdale. , TT7 S""'' '.'" In Clu'istluit t'lmiH'h. Tho Mlsslnnary Study Class bo- I"B ,".,;,l '" KT '""'"."'J'1!. v iii i.-iimn iii in ii in iiiiiih ii 'si'ont Hucopstt and is hPtnt? wll at- Ipinptl. Tho Hludy ut the foreign ' . .. . .. ... J ',ni doulit, ho a jfi'owinK attentlanee. Mrs. Mayhollo Church is thojn uLruclor mid (he idass is cijh-ii to any ono who is Intpreslpd in mis sionary work. l-'ni-elyii Allssiumiry S'chty Miot at M. 10. Church Tm-xlay. Tho- Woman'H Koreitrn Misslon- arv Soolotv of tho Kirht M. II. liurcli met Tuositay afto.nioon In the ehuivh parlors, with Miss May I'hippa. irpsiilinn. Sojig: "(luldf Mo O Tlmu Croat Jehovah. " Mrs. W. w. walor led inf. .lovntimiu ti Wit im mfpre.i ii.i. x, -x. M'.I.V"'!-. .MTS. f. V. .i y ' IS KVI WIV hook roviow.. During- tho poelal hour Mrs. O. C. Hoggs. assLsted by Mrs. I. A. Dev and, Mrs. Cloorgo Youran, served rofreshmontH, f Ci"ator Totko (Juihl Kntorlahiod by Mrs. ChanilMM's Tho Crater Lnko guild mot Mon day evening at the homo of Mrs. T). A. Chambers on South Oakdale, Mrs. G. W. Oliver nnd Miss Lillian Wise assisted tho hostess. Offi cers wore elected for the ensuing year. These Included president, Mrs. Una H. Inch; vice president, 'Miss Ciortrudo Jlutler; (secretary, Mrs. HmlU' Dynant treasurer, Mrs. Alaude K. Clitipman. Mrs. lit hoi Fleischer gave a verv interesting paper on "The Influence of Christian Uelig- ivH0i,r'.M ,1'oolry,'' Miss Isobol WtllMl;-',;VAliiw,s,V:'xfyrllo . Tobov. aml. Mrs. Inch rend hoIpoIIoiib from I Dante's 'DIvino Comedy," Milton'; 'Paradise Lost" ami Tennyson's Older . Medford SPE "Idylls of the Kitti;." lieftesh- ments were served. Thlrly-ftvo members were present. Everyman Bible t'las.s Have Stan Party The I-'veryman Tlihle class of the Christian church held a very en- joyable "staK" party at the church Friday niitlit. but hail to he assist- ed by the Indies In KlvlnB their .program. (.. M. lion, president of the class presided. """ e" ' ?y are teachers In the violin and , flm.ln(, of ,0, S4(,o needed to piano departments of the Medford m,(1, tU(1 ,.hurch pledite and other iiohool of Music, , j neccssarv renulremcnts will have to A pep tulk wns made by J. . ! ,M, mnil, , , ,1V ,,,,, ,,,,. ,.,,, Shirley, who reeenily returned ; nf nttivfnt anj- ,hl,ir co-workers, from Missouri, where they havo i Thoso n(,w officers will have be 'hoK and hominy" and "hown lls sllo,.tnf. to ,,0 mn,,p u1, dttwKs" mid "some wenthef. ,no rPBllllll. u-Iwo for the current ; Itay Henderson told of the work wnl, whl(,h mi,,,ors of ot tne lormer larKe i-.toio ctass ai 1 . (Vmral Point nml.hnw It w r- : of the I'luss fillowpl. I This lx one nf tho live wlrn Hlblo ; ' pIuskch of the i'Ity, with Cannon i I AIpII tpaehpr. and a koikm'uI in- ! i vitation is oxtendpil to tho men of i . tho city to altond. j Kpfivslinionts wpro scrvod without tho aid of ttio womon. Chrlsiian MisHlonary Korioty. I'liiirually IntortsiiiiK' MoPtiittf Thi- ropular montuly inootlnK of Hip Woman's Missionary Society of j tho I'Urst Christian churoh was i held at the homo of Mrs. Uoyd 1 WU-ks. Itii7 Queen Anno aveniio, , Tuesday afiornoon. March 5th. I Tiie liu-ptlnK was opened hy sing- 1 fair "I l,ovo to Toll Tho Story," ' followed, by a very devotional i iw'ayor hy Mrs. John Prlok, ! KoHowiuk a hrlof husincsH sok- j ; sion. a fl no prwKiam waH (tivon by j " naiu .uiu in u ki oih. r-ven-n ejuu i.au-i. M is. KrnnK Patterson ifavo a I t'i.nwl M mil.- rii tin itttuMlnnni'V I ; "l" i work in India, miug Iho map to a 1 very good advantage in locating the stations of which thero aro 1. i ' .Mrs. (loo. Wondt sang wo num- ' ' bors in her usual charming man- ! 1 nor, heing accompanied by . MrH. I ; Theodore Htm win. , j Mrs. Fryo road a very interest-; ing paper showing the )onofits tn r he derived from reading World Call," the official magazine of the United Christian Allssionary ( Society. ' ' j Mrs. Krnest llidon led In tho worship service, the theme being 1 "Living and Loving." Tho scrii.,1; tore lesson was from Luke 10: ill)- 'r .17, and was read by Airs. Plden S uml ' followed hy prayer for tlio L churches in other lands. V ! Over thirty members and friends i wore present to enjoy tho hospltal- liy of this homo. Tho group in ; charge rei ved light refreshments. Tho April mpetlng will bp held j at the homo of Mrs. Kvorett Kudu and will bo in the nature of a I ED! That's our road service from the word go! Telephone any time Oup Stock of Gum-Dipped Tires is complete in every size and type Tire Service Co., Inc. Formerly Exchange Tire .. Jackson and Riverside Co. birthday party honoring all those havintr oad birthdays Wrace Jan- nary first. The Society, is plannlntr a "Vyorld Call" . banquet to be ilve at a very early date. There will be toasts and sonprs around tho table and a novel entertainment ! W f,,n,iv. Woman' Association Holds llusiiuvs Mccllllir The Woman's -association of the Preshyteriiin ehurch held its reu-it hroucht ndeqimte results and nf l-'lii-tll.n'. ivnrlfoi-o nnnlinlU- n.v un.iin .1- .....,1 f l),A nu'mhei of Iho VoniiuV asMocin- tion to feel nor personal responsl-1 hility to render ovory assist a neo . possible to tho tnoomimr group f offioors. consistintr of Tr. V. K. Tumy. president : Mrs. H. F, V. Sp liver, first vioo presitlont; Mrs, A. J. llanhy. soeond vice pre.'ddpnt; , Mrs. Kroehol.- treasurer, and Mrs. j Oliver, soeretury. j The outuolnc officers voro piven vote of thnnks for Hervleos ron- j uorea. espooiany Airs, i.ouis i irien. . who had served as assoolatlon , treasmor for four years. Mrs. A. J. llanhy pave nn oxoel- INSURANCE 444 R. A. HOLMES 1 INSURANCE , AGENCY Jackson County Bank feuilding SINCE 1 9 09 Phone 520 ? PHONE lent report of tho financial return'i I tor ,lhe nitintli as 'tVl"ii chair - man. The 1). A. II. luncheon In l-Vhrti- 1 ary was an outsutndint- success, with Mis. t'arl llriillininer ns chair- i man of the committee that fur- ; nisbed tho meals for the I). A. It. It was voted to furnish limi beon 1(llh ,,..Si March 21 and 22. lurlne the 11. A. It. convention to he bel.l here, and the ladv who: i graciously consenleil to take 9)1 j IS HERE lire several beautiful War wick wril wutt'lies, arrnrnfcwrlHtwalRli. es, eontuiuiu; u i-o-lerlive fenlure foitntl only in Warwick Wall-lies the exclu sive Wurwick K inforr.pd Mnvciiu'iil, specially built towith staml tlie jars and jolts of (lnilv use! ' .See this stunlier, more dependable, ludy's wrist' wutch iere in the imtiiyfx pii.s!tn new Wurwick styles. As low as $11.50! Other Warwick Moth'h up tos75, and in costlier cases, lo W00 sjn " l x s Fiaster Washing and Ironing With the AGITATOR And IRONER More hours for lifaltli and i'ecrra titin if.'j'tm let. this) amazing new waslicr Ayrtrk for 'yon n hour or two every Monday. And cleaner clothes, too, even those- liard-to-cret- white places you've had to soak before. No soaking no. ruliliiiiff clothes sjmrklin;!' white in ") minutes. -,' " ' PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE 212-214 W. Main, ) j fk ; .; , Phone 12 the chairmanship asks her commit - : tee to. meet Willi hvr March 15 at the church parlors. Mrs. .1. W, Merrltt made a sab : stinuial lonatiun in honor of the. - Incoming officers. I After the business meetlnsr was ' concluded Mrs. William S. Cllmnr! . and r committee. Mesdu s Iverson. llailcy and Lckkcii. served coffee and home made cake. Mrs. ('hiinev. as niitiminir ntwl- 1 dent, presided at the refreshment JyiupadainhA Warwick i WATCH i Jpedallip built to withstand.. 4 Sonpra Jeweled . . . . $11.50 T.ois 1.1 Jewel, Hkt. gold. 2 diamonds v . 45.00 BeHksiiihb 10 wl . $25.00 GlEORGETTIE Jeweled $16.60 JEWELERS medford.qre: Cleaner New And The lowest price Quality Washer $161 r: I ' Phone U$ Today for a Free Demonstration in Your Home ' table nnrt made a welcoming speech to the newly elected offl- ers. , , . . . . ; Several nftwmnbvatlonji. wUt.be tried out this year as a matter of experiment, and It Is hoped thnj wood results will follow. ' - - .-- -- -J. mi- The Best Painless Dentistry X-RAY SERVICE Infected teeth may cause ill heullli and yet the infection may not lie apparent except In the X-Ray picture. In other wordn. it take, the chance out ot that phase ot dental work and enables a dentist to KNOW whether a tooth ahnuhl be extracted or not. That la why X-Ray equipment is an Important part of my dental facilities. Dr. I. H. Gove The Best Dentistry Oon. Painlessly 23S E. Main St Mdford, Or.. ' Office Phone 872-J Resldeno. Phone 768-J NewSha -s- - uircuiiuu 'KKISS-- 3gB Inn. Leool Asn. ,w "; American )vn. atrcaaUke (!( itml Ua lake. To Utroduea Jtitig it." KRilSfsr: CTXf-'M,: as-,- Looal sale, repreeentatlv. O. P. ARME8, phon. 314-Y, rout. 2, box 30, 2 miles north on P.olflo hlgh wy, Medford, . ? , . !.-'' .--.'-' WTi C - ever asked for a Thor and Ironer .25 Complete 1 i rr NcwShavinfl J it