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MJSD1TORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OttlSaON, MONDAY, JUNK 20, 19J0. ! ! mmmmmm 5 SOCIAL IB PERSONAL l. , , i, a -i A. li. Kuhniilmiiiii Iiiih rottirnuil tfrum u uliurl hip In I'oillmiil. Wn wnjil nvory ponton !n HoiiIIkiiii OrcipMi lu vIhII our homo on North Ciuilml nviiiiiin mill hco lliu iiiirl'iM.-t whIIkmIv imiijiIiivuiI lime. CrnliM' Lultu liiuinilry Co,, u Min Mm 711 Itm'lf iSpriiiKK i-oiil. Try u Ion or two nml you will want mora. Clump, or nni lull In)' Hum wood, Tho Uwii Nouiul of tin) W. C. T. V., wliluh wan to luivu Ihmiii IidIiI Hi-j 23J Ol' .llllll), llllH IlL'UII DUHtpilllO'l until tli.) aotli. It wilt bo at tho liotno of Mm. W. 8. Jiiiium, KiiHt Main AtrcU All lailiuH aro cordially in lfitcl. Tim (Yiilur liiiltn Laundry will hoc Hi ii L Mm iialroiiH am wttll truatud in cvory way. Cull Main ! 1.11 711 II. C. Kiinlnor hiiuiiI Sunday aftur noon in ANhland, I liuvo i.cimii'uiI tint iigoiHiy for tint ivuii-anown hock mpiiiiun cmii ami -will Imi alilc to mipply .Med lord with iliin i.'onl. Jn order to havo a MiiU'i ciiint inipjily would hhIc that all want .inn Ibta ooal plai-o thuir onlurn with mo now. ii llus (iiiiil caiinol lm no cihtI diiriin; tho wintur iiioiiIIih. Thorn in no hotter ooal. l'laou your ordurri hy hrojitc, writing or phoning IV. J. JtntliiidKc, Modl'ord. Cliurinrt A. Malhait wiih a viHitor -at AhIiIiiii1 Sunday. Ah r.ood oloupniK rooms for $' to $2.r0 u weok, or $8 to $10 a month, -an nuy hotul ofl'uiH at from $1 to fU a day. Call Main 1 171. tf Tho (Jralitr Lake Laundry will ro turn cloan olothun to your homo. Call Alain 4-lftl. TO Miiui Laura lloni.liam of Ahurduou, Wiuih., in victim; liur ooimin, Mina .Mabd Joiioh, at thu homo of J. W. .Line. IL (i Maury of JaulcHonvillu pro dnct wn in .Medford Sunday to tnko .in tlir. hall sinimi. Lico mou oat up your profit. Jvill tJiiK pout iiuiokly with Conkoy'-j J.ico I'owder for hody lieu, Liuu Li quid for miUm and lluad Liuu Oiul .ninnt for littlo chiukn. AHk for a copy of Conkuy'a Poultry Hook. Hy .until, -Js. Warner, Wortmau & Goru. Itev. W. T. (louldor has hit oiTico with thu Automatiu Call and Atlvcr twing (.'oinpn'iy, room i), I'aliii hlouk. Tho hall faiiH had throu diutiuol Htyluii of outurtaiumuut Sunday aft cnioon. Thoru wiih thu hall kuiiiu, which didn't count much. In thu third liiuro was u runaway on thu outaidc of thu uruuudH, mid in tho seventh n fill) Htartud in thu griuu undor thu hlunchnrri and caiiHod an inoipinnl Htampudo, until a huukut Lriiuli!, Ird hy Court Hall and Itod Jtoolx'i), oxtiiiKiiiMhod tint fliuiiofi. No luk will nuod to ho rvuiittoivri .'if tho (.Valor Laku Laumlry duos your work'. Alain 41.11 7t) Sco tho auto hair notn at tho Spi rvUn. Cornot l'arlorri. A wonderful invuution in thu Auto inaljo tJnll S.vi.tum for hotols, luis- IitalH mid lioiuuH. (all and coo it doraoiiHtmtod. Koom t), l'alm hlouk. Mrs. Klijetti Cudahy, who Iiiih huuu .viKiliiiK hur uaruutH at Mouroo, Mloli., Jor Uiu paHt throu moiitlis, roturuud to Melford .Monday morning. TUo addition of ipiality and homo -coinforta will ho Quooii Anno water, Rower mid pavcl streotH huildiiiK ro HiiiKtniotiouH. Suo MuCnllum, Ilotol Nauh. it K. F. Knol of Talent wiih in M"cd ford Monday on a husinuHH trip. Tho Crater Laku Laundry Co. aro .now ready for liiminoss. Phono 4451. 'Otvo iih n trial. 70 Mr. mid Mr. V. W. Kifort loft 8undav ivrnitiK for Portland. Mr. Eifort will attend thu uraud lodu ol tlio lCnililK of PythitiH an a dole rato from Talismnu loilu, of Mud wford. Alrti, Kifort will in thu moau timo vinit friemlH at Seattlo. Whnro in Medford can you cot hot- 'tor vuluori than in Quoen Anno addi tion f Did you uotioo tho out of tho now puhlio hcIiooI to ho oreoted in 'Quc.cn Anno? Get huay. Tho pros ent prico won't Inst loin;. tf Mchri-h. llenory and Clarke of thu Clurktvllpiiory oompauy, loft Monday anoniint; for ItoHohuiK on luiftinosfi. Mr. uud Mrw. K, K. Lutlior of Wnt Honvillu, Cal., nru in Modl'ord looking ovor tho valley with a view to loeat unjr. Tlio Murlvold nliop earrieH all the .littlo office HupplieH. 78 Tho voto for iroddoHH of lihortv nt Jncksonvillo on Julv 4 in now onuu. Tinkotn on Hnlo at HuhhoII'h Confeu tionorv fito-o and NiihIi hntol and "flnHkiiH druc Rtnro. Contest oIohos Juno 28. (I i). in. tf T. W. Heekel of Talent wiih in .Medford Monday moniiiitf on a hIioi-I 'InuiineKK visit. W, u Hodonboior, ahovo Phoo 'iiix, will ilnlivor horrioH of all kinds. Phono orders Phoenix 71(11, Ad--lre8H, Phoenix. 82 Now and vohuilt typewriters at the TUVrivold h1io). 78 Mr. find Mrn. V. II. Savivo of Cor vallin, liuvo roturuud homo, after a vihiI with frioiidn in Southorn Ore- Mix. Irouo P'oHlor uud diiuidilurH, MImhoh Iioiiii uud Jtomoua of Portland am viNitluu Mih. FohIoi'h HiHlor, Mi-b. L. I'J. Whitiiur, nl the Hivorviow ranch on Hono river, They will upend Huvoral wuokn onJoyiiiK tho hoauliful Hueuury of tlio Upper HOlfllO, WIiIIiiiiiii'h caiulioH, late i'ioliun, imtKiuiiiuH, ctu at thu Merivold shop, 78 I1), .1. .loluiHon of Butto, Mont., is iculHtoivd ut thu NiihIi, Thu Crater Laku Laundry Co. Aro now ready for IuihIiiuhn. Phono lirl, (live iih n trial, 70 L. A. Hank of Los AiikuIoh Is amoim thorn) who mo looking ovor tho ItoKiio Hivur valley. Thu Crater Laku Laundry Co. aro now leadv for hiiHiiiuHN. Pliono Mm. Oivo us a trial. 7l) L. C, Coleman, the .vull-kuown liloiioor, returned to his homo in San l'VauoiHco Sunday, Mr. Coleman Iiiih heen in Medford for novural wouks lookinif aflor Home Iiuhuiohh iiiiiUoih, onu of which viim thu nalu of a por tion of hin real okIiiIo holdiiiKH in tho valluv. lie uxpuctH to rot urn in a few weulc to rouiain dnriiit; the Hiuumor. Tho Crater Laku Laundry Co..u.u now ready for Iiuhuichh. Phono Mm. Oivu us a trial. 71)' K. M. White, one of thu piomiiiont citizens of AhIiIiiiiiI, wiih in Medford on Ininiiio.HH Monday. Thu Crr.tor Lnko Laundry Co. aro now ready for husinuHH. Phono 4151. flivo us a trial. 70 Mr. Hopkins of Central Point was a Medford visitor Monday. Homer Klwood has rotuniod from Portland, driving an automohilo hoth ways without mishap. Homer is one of Medford's hiobI export youthful chauffeurs, and although hut 15 years of age, mndo the trip in a maiiner to he envied hy older driv ers. The Crnter Lake Laundry Co. aro now rondy for Ihisuiohh. Phono 4451. Oivo uh ii trial. 70 AIRSHIP GERMANY NOW OPENTOPUBLIC Maiden Trip Will Bo Made June 22 Is Fitted for Carrylnfl Passcn licrs All Comforts Arc Provided In tho Monster Ship. KltlUDHICIIHHAFL'N, Germany, Juno 20, The German commercial nlrnhlp IJuetAchlnnil will mako Its maldoii trip on Juno 2' and If tho flli;lit Ih HiicccHsful It will bo an epoch mnklni; uvunt In tho history of modern projiroHH. Tlio course will bo from KrlodrlcliHchnfcn to 8tuttKnrt, Mnunhel, CoIokiio arid DiiBHoldorf, Kinooniig Hoiio'h hid for tho fiKht, limit ho negro would not ho wel comed. "Wo kiivo notificalion that wc would not liavo acoomniodulionH for Johnson hecuuso wo holiovj thai tho ostnhlishmoiit of tho Johnson train ing camp horo would hurt tho husi iicsh of tho rosorl," snid Laughlon. One I'lnco Icft. Thu maiiagccmut of Mouua Springs, tho resort at which Jeffries has roscrvod quarters, notified tho negro sovoral days ago that ho could not liuvo accommodations there. Hick Do oHniadi, proprietor of a road house two miles west of Iteno, wired both Johnson and Jeffries to day that either fighter ecu use his place. "Hicks," as the place is known, is considered hero as Johnson's last chtiucu for suitable quarters. Tho color lino nluays has been drawn tight in Heno, Old timers rc- latu that a black face was novcr seuu horo in tho early days, and up to four years ago n colored porter wiih Iho only negro in tho city. Heno is eagerly waiting tho com ing of Tux Hiekard today. The city WOMEN BUY GRAVEYARD WITHOUT KNOWING IT PnsRonuoifl arc nl ready booked for tho firnt trips and tho jmBsoiiBor list is conluiont tlio light will be held In full. Prices ranco from $25 to here and will not go to any other HOTEL ARRIVALS. At tho NiihIi Joliln It. Tomlln and wlfo, H. U, Smith. CMcngo; 8. 13. Ashley, Traverse .City; A. C. Ham lin, lClnm; K, 12. Luther and wlfo, WntHonvlllo; Mr. and Mrn. Sterling, Chicago; L. A. Walter. Portland; It. W. Jnck, Arlington; 13. M. White, AHlilaud; Low In Moonoy, Mrs. Doal Mnonov, Stockton; II. h. Abbott, H. M. O'Doll, Mootpollor; W. II. Harry, Porltnnd; L. A. Uanko, Lou Angoles; 13. .1. Jolincon. Ilutto; C. W. Cott wood, Portlnnd; D. Losllo, Grants Pasn; M. Kaston, Now York; Wil liam Islo, Portland; Torry Ilackott, Portland; William Grant, San Fran cisco; Mr. nr.i' Mrs. C. II. LowIb, Port land; W. W. riamnioii, Kaplo Point; K. D. Hnco'j, Knrl W. Veapor, Now York; A, 13. Kollg, San Krr.nclnco; J. H. Non-U, Chicago; M. G. Murray, ARbland; It. P. Hurst, P. Hon, J. S. Shannon, J. P. Ryan, Portland; II. II. Travis, Chicago; V. M. Reaves, San Frnnclaco. At tho Moore J. T. Harrlgan, Marshflold; V, C. Davis, Portland; O. J. Schumau, VlBnlla; R. J. Craig, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Thompson, Mlnnonpolln; William Fa rum, Noah Fredorlck, R. W. Mltcholl, Harry I31moro, Portland; W. II. Stor Itng, S.tn FinnclHco; R. J. Iluward, city; O, A. Hntch, Dtwson; C. D. Drake, city; A. V. Mead, Sacramonto; Miss Crood, Tacoma; O. II. Con- naught, Los Angolos; F. Koptron, Rnwu, Copenhagen; R. D. Walker, San Frnnclaco; H. 0. Harmon, Io land. $3U. Thu DoutHc'.iland Is richly fur nished aftor tho fashion of a sleeping car, Tho cabin In of mahogany and the floor la carpeted. Thoro aro largo windows on either nldo. Tho car Is equipped with a restaurant. Tho Doutiichlund in 485 feet In length and 1C feet In width. It will carry thrco motors touting 330 horso powur with a speed of 35 miles nn hour. Tho limit, of tho voyago Is 700 inlloo. Nevada city. RICKERT LEAVES FOR RENO. (Continuod from Page 1.) held. Tomorrow Hiekard and Glea soii will know, and tho sporting world may havo a chance to discover that it wasn't as good a gnoKhcr as it thought. Johnson Trains. At tho Seal Hock House, whoro Jack Johnson is preparing for the big go, thoru is uucurtninty. Thu big fighter is going ahead with his train ing today, but ho is ready to leave at a minute's notice, and it is con fidently expected that ho will go to Heno. It is generally buliuved thuiu thatt ho exodus will tuko placo to morrow and that tho fighter1 party will he in Heno by Wednesday morning. At Howurdcnuau tho same spirit of uncertainty prevails. Jeffries and his outfit aro waiting tho order to mou. Tho news that tho fight was to go to Nevada did not causo any surprise. It was expected. Tho camp is also expecting to find itself in Heno, uud it is ready for tho "safari" to tho desort state. It was expected that tho hike would begin today, but tlju camp is still waiting orders to march and may not got under way until tomorrow. Jeffries and his trainers doubtless will lo ready for work Wednesday in tho now camp. GOVERNORS MEET TO ARRANGE FOR CONFERENCE LOUISVILLE, Ky Juno 20. Four govornors, who nro here today to se lect thu time uud plnco for tho con ference of govornors In Novombor, hitil two narrow escapes from being struck by lightning whllo r.utomobll Ing from Vorsallles to Frankfort. Onco tho lightning struck tho rails of an lutorurban line by tho roadside nnd sent n shower of sparks ovor tho machine. Again tho lightning struck in tho road 20 feet ahead of tho au tomobile. Tl.o covornors In tho car wore Wil son of Kentucky, Hadley of Missouri, Ansel of South Carolina and Sloan of Arizona. Mrs. Wilson aid Mrs. Had ley woro also in tho au:omobllo. FIRST WOMAN TO USE SEWING MACHINE IS BO THREE OF FOUR MARRIAGES CONTRACTED SINCE 1907 on. They woro dolightod with 'JSoHfhorn Oregon and tho Hoguo Hiv Hjr vnllnv nnd may rotum horo lo in- "VCfit, NKVADA, Mo., Juno 20. Col. J. Kingston, 7(1 years of ago and wonlthv, who has boon general mnn ngor of tho Ornnhv company's min ing hinds ut Granby, Mo since 1807, litis again entered matrimony. Mar ried four Minos in 50 yonrs and throo times in three vonrs, tho first time to a woman 20 years his sonior, with whoso son he enlisted us n Confed erate volunteer in tho civil war; the Hooond time to a womnu 21 yonrs his iuuioi", the third time to a woman 17 yours his junior and the fourth timo to a woman wIioro ago corresponds with that of wife No. 8, has boon the .matrimonial oxperieuoo of Colo nel Kingston, who has boon married to MisR Lulu Hell Kiusoy of Novnda The first three wives died. RATTLESNAKE VIRUS STRONGER THAN PRAYER CHICAGO, Juno 20. Doath cnus 0(1 by a r:ttlosnako blto Inst night ondod noarly a wook of tortuio on dured, through rollgloiiB fnnntlnlam by Ollvor Pitch, 00, formerly an nl dormnn of Zlon City, Pugh was bltton Inst Wodnosday, but, truo to tho teachings of his orood, rotusod to tfiko modlclno, rolylng upon tho prnyors of his follow rollgjonlats to euro him. Pugh lo tho moat promlnont Zionist to dlo without modlcal nttoudnnco slneo Dowlo'a daughter sucoumbod somo yoars ngr to burns from an ex ploding alcohol lamp. Jeff's Camp Up in Anir. HOWAHDKNNAN T K A I N I N G CAMP, Cal., Juuo 20. This camp certainly is up in tho air today. With no dofinito word from Hiekard as to tho battle ground and tho possibility of suit being brought against Jef fries hy tho Hnwnrdounau manage ment boeausu of an alleged breach of contract in refusing to move No oiio fioems to know whero ho is at. Joffrics was up uarly this morn ing, nnd it was plain to ho scon that ho was in anything but a pleasant frnmo of mind. Aftor bronkfast ho loafod in his cotlngo, chatting with his t minors. Whnt ho will do this afternoon is problematical, al though ho has promised to do somo hoxing. . Suing Joty Managor Jack Lacoy of Howavd ennan is bolhived to havo made all arangomoiits for bringing suit against Joffrios, and it is said tho papers will bo sorved either this aft ernoon or toonnrow morning. Jeffries' exhibition at Santa Cruz yesterday aftornoon was an unsatis factory affair, tho big man being in a had frnmo of mind as tho result of tho talk of a damage suit. JIo boxed two easy rounds with Corbett and throo with Choynski, besides doing a littlo ropo skipping, uud was forced to mako a spoooh. Tho work of paqking up continuod today and by nightfall all will bo in readiness for a gotaway. Joffrios has not made up. his initid whothor to remain in San Franoisoo Tuesday night and tuko tho train for Novnda Wodnosday morning or start east Tuusday night. WINSTED, Conn.. June 20. Miss Elizabeth M. Kilboum, the first wom an who ovor took a stitch on a sew ing machine, celebrated her eightieth birthday in her home, 81 Wheeler street, today. Her friends gave her a purso of .80 in gold. Miss Kilboum was a school teach er in Now Hartford when Howe, the inventor of 4je sewing machine, re sided there. Sho frequently cnlled upon him. Ono day he placed her nt his first machine, and when it had made stitches in a piece of cloth in formed her that she was tho first womnu to operate thu machine. ITiiBklns for Health. Medford, Oregen: This certifies that wo havo sold nail's Texas Won der for tho cure of nil kidney, blad der and rhoumntio troubles for ten years, and hnvo novor had n com plaint. It gives quick nnd permnuent relief. Sixty days' trontment in each bottlo. Mcdford Pharmacy. tf DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL PARLOR REMOVED TO 235 E. MAIN STREET, OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. Color Lino in Rono. HENO, Nov., Juno 20. Hecnuso Reno is inclined to drnw thq color lino Jaok Johnson has not yot boon able ot reserve training quarlors horo. C, S, Laughton, managor of Laughlon's Hot Springs, whoro it was announced tho nogro would go, today aunounood that Johnson can havo no accommodations thoro. llo notified W. O. Thomas, who is on- Quality is Value Tho ourchnsors who got tho worth of their monoy pnlronizo tho morehant who gives tho best valuos for tho lonst money. Only well selected, good quality mer chandise, is carried nt this store Look into tho prico nnd styles of our shoos nnd, you will find morit. Our Iloroulos linos of Boys' Clothing will mako you our friond. Our lines of Mien's Lion Brand Pants, Elk Ilond Shirts, Conquor or Hats, Triangular collars, Ty coon Nookwoar, Clothing and gon ornl stook of Mou's Furnishings is right in prico and quality. 1Ee Wardrobe The Home of Good Shoes. LOS ANGKLHS, Cal., Juno 20. Greatly to tbolr surprise nnd not a lit tlo to tholr dlcguBt, Mrs. N. W. Holl and Mrn. E, M, Anderson, recent nr rlvals froM tho oaflt, who bought a 12-ncro ranch noar Tojunga, found thoy havo n graveyard on tholr hand. Thoy don't know whnt to do with it, and In a communication to tho county BupcrvlsorH aukod tho board to help thorn out of their difficulty. Thoy Bay many gravis havo been on tho prop erty for yearn, but they did not know tli In whon thoy bought. When th'sy took posBesnlon and mndo thcL unwolcomo dlecovcry thoy prepared to got rid of tho craven, but tho relative, of tho dead upon tho propory placed a fence around tho mounds. Thou tho two womon naught to soil tho acreage, but woro unable to find any pernon who wanted a graveyard thrown in. The supervis ors fool thoy havo nothing to do with tho matter cavo lo authorize the ro moval of tho bodies If tho womon can roach an agreement to this effect with tho relatives. I Mexicans Arrested. , EL PASO, Tux., June 20. Four' Mexicans are under arrest here to- dny, hnving been cnplurcd near Can- nncn. Thcv hnd 3500 rounds of nm munition. Two carbines, rifles nnd revolvers which they hnd smuggled across tho border. It is believed that large quantities of nnns nnd ammunition nre being smuggled into Mexico from Bisbeo nnd Nnco, Arzonn. i iSPEND THE SUMMER AT Newport, Yaquina Bay The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest Whoro the protty Water Agates, Moss Acatos, Moonstones Cornelians and Rock Oysters can bo found. Outdoors vSport of all Kinds Including Hunting, Flahln , digging Rock Oysters, Boatlajy, Surf Bathing, Riding, Autolng, Canoolns and Dancing. Pure mountain wntor and tho best of food at low prices. Fresh Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds dal ly. IDE3AL CAMPING OROUND3, with strict sanitary reg ulations, at nominal coat. Low Round-Trip Season Tickets from all points In Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale dally. Three Day Saturday to Monday Rate from S. 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