THtfM&AY,
hoeal ■ Personal flotes
Bualnena In Metjford—
W alter Grim, a resident,of this
City, was a visitor In
Medford
last week looking after« business
affairs.
DRKHrt R E H E A R S A L N U D A J
Orem rehearsal for" the
Spring Festival w ill be held
Friday evening In Llthlg
Park, under the direction of
Miss D. Virginia Hales, and
everything }a. being gqttan v
ready' for the Mg even« •
C hief p i Police Gdorge
McNabb w ill rope o ff the
street and L lth la itf w ill as
sist in ticking care of the
erowd.
There w ill be a few seats
on the grounds for older '
folks, .but the m ajority 'of
the crowd w ill be seated M
the hillside overlooking the
grove In which the dances
will be given.
In event df rain the per
formance is tp be moved to
the Chautauqua building.
For Educator
dollar improvement to the /T ele
phone Building at Portland has
Just bfcen completed. VtaltorgerlA
be escorted by committee of tele-
phone company, e m p l o y e e s
throughout the building and many
interesting phases of the telephone
business, including the operation
L U N IV E R S IT Y
O F OREGON,
{-Eugene. June 9.— (Special) — F u-
IM ralJw rvjees for B ari KHpptrick,
former dean of the Extension' D i
vision of the University of Oregon
G c jo California—
,.K
I M r s .H . O. Yet> and ssn.'E^er-
tt, and Mrs. Anna Gregory, moth«
C a rs R e g iste re d —
r of Mrs. Yoe, leave this evening
held In the music audltorum
There were 93
out-of-stale for Alhambra. California, where
on
the
campus at 2:30 Wednes
tourists stopped in this elty yes they will visit with relatives.
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day afternooh.
M r.
K ilp atrick
Stated communication, Thurs terday to register their cars at
Was kille d on Memorial Day whilp
day evening, June 9, preliminary the Chamber of Commerce.
Iwlilanil ViHitorsyr- A ’: \ . -
¿lying on a mission of mercy for
Mrs. Irena H all S n fth and two
to mooting of Grand Lodge, Juue
Jfce Bed Ososs over the Mississippi
IB , 18, I I . 'Visiting Brethren
¿Bummer school-for high school daughters were Ashland visitors
jjfeod d is tric t, between Memphis
welcome.
Bi|bjects*will start June 13 at the last week, the guests of Miss Eva
and
New Orleans.
’ V . V , M IL L S . W , M. high school bldg. Phone Mr. F or L. W hite of the Southern Oregon
W . H. D A Y, 8ec*y.
sythe. 261R. <
238-1 Normal school facility, at the
hohte of Mrs. O. W inter on the
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Potato chips, 3 pkgs. for 26ct Boulevard. Mrs. Smith, who Jias,
MeMiniArfle,
Returned from Hospital— , .
Schuerman’s.
233-tl been teaching at
Ore., is a Nebraska college friend
Mrs. George W . McNabb, wife
of the chief of police, returned to
Grange dance,< Jackson H b t of Miss White.
her home, on Union street a few Springs Saturday night,
Supper
days ago from San Francisco, by the ladies.
Visitors from Ashlaajl.and from
238-3 Visited In Medford—
jollier points in Oregon outside o{
where she has been a patient in
Mr? and Mrs. Frank Jordan of
the Southern Pacific hospital for I tel n r tied F ro m ItiiHinetM T r i p -
Ashland were visiting friends in
Portland w ill be made welcome a i
.t ic Portland Telephone B uilding
the past two months.
Guy Good, who runs the X L Medford yesterday.
Mr. Jordan,
Electric store on the Plaza, re who Is head of the park board of "I Did The B u t Job I of The Pacific Telephone and
Grange dance. Jackson H o t turned recently from a business i his city, announces extensive'
Telegraph Company during an
Knew How" Says Mur ^‘Open
House” tp be held at that
Springs Saturday night, Supper trip to Portland.
improvements to L ith ia Park.
derer In ' Confession
b y the ladies.
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building
during Rose Festival:
SVA
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Fly-Toil Spray gun and half In Medford Yesterdaylk-
Week, according to Miss M y rU E.
LA M A R , Cdo.p June 9.— <LP>— btlerdalp. Manager of the Tele
pint spray, 45c. Schuerman’s.
Mr. and Mrs. W m . Briggs of
A
fter
pondering for four days over phone Company here. A m illion
238-tf this city spent a short time in
Medford yesterday looking a fter the question of whether Charles
Albers, 52, a blacksmith, was ”oj
Visited in Medford—
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The newest shades and fabrics business affairs.
any
good to him ,” Raymond Bock,
Mrs. C. P , Talent of this city in men’s suitings.
Paulsernd’s
j
farm
er, need a hammer, a knlfq
was la Medford one day last week tailleurs.
Visiting In P h o e n ix -
and an automobile to k ill him,
at the R. O. Jennings heme.
Mrs.
Aurelia
Ferguson
of
this
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.
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city Is spending the week n Phoe Bock calmly admitted to author!-1
C liff Payne makes lockers.
Fryers— ,25c. Phone 17F2
nix, a guest at the home of Mrs. ties today.
• “ I was commanded by himself
T. J.-Maimgren.
op. June 3 to kill. A l b e r s , B o c k
Have your rose treille» made at
told police today. “ I
thought
Jordan’s mills.
235-tf Attend Pioneer's Funeral—
Returned to A s h la n d -
about it for four days. Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. M. W . W heeler
Mrs. Fannie K eller and daugh«
I did it .”
I
Rpent Wednesday in Grants Pass ter Iverne hate returned to this
" I did the best job I knew1 how,** J
Mabel Clary of this city made attending funeral services held for d ty for the summer months and
a trip to Dunsmuir, Cal., last week Mrs. Ed Wade, a pioneer resident will reside at their home on A lli- he told the police in finishing hlg
confession.
to accompany her sister Mrs. Bur of eastern Oregon and well known son and Sherman streets. Miss
ton W innie and spa. B illy of K an in Ashland.'
Keller has been teaching school In
sas City, Mo., to Ashland, where
Monroe, Oregon.
they win visit Mrs. Winnie's par
DRIVE WITH
ents on Pioneer Ave. —
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Arrived in Ashland—
£
shland Folks
To See Office
SILK
HAMMER, KNIFE
AND AUTO USED
Beat Child With
! Ruler, Pays Fine
-• Box factory blocks special 1 6
while they last. Phone 30.
231-1
F o r that picnic lunch,
boiled ham, Sehnerman's.
cold
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Paulserud’s for cleaning.
Leering Tomorrow»
Miss Laura Kaguso, music in
structor at the Ashland high
morrow for her homo in Wahpe
ton, North Dakota, where she
win spend the summer with her
¿■fonts, probably travelling with
them. Miss Ragnse w ill stop In
ecvend of the larger citlos en-
rentofto her home. She w lll're -
tngh to Aahlaad in the tall, to
teach la the local school again
next year.
- Old lim e dance Friday
June 19. Klam ath Junction
Miss Frances Strange,.daughter
•f Prof, and Mrs. A. C. Strange o^
D ili plcfcles In the bulk, Schuer- the Southern Oregon Normal, who
in.
238-tf has been teaching school in Cen
tralia, Wash., arrived in Ashland
a few days ago and w ill spend the
Mies Fay Grizzle of K lam ath -.ummer vacation w ith her parents.
Falls is visiting In this city with
her aunt and uncle, M r. and Mrs. Report ed Improving—
Miss H arriette W olcott, daugh
M. W . Wheeler add other - rela
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. W o l
tives. '
cott of Ashland, who underwent
an
operation /or.ap p en d icitis at
Home grown peas, Schuermaa.
the Community hospital Sunday, la
reported to be getting along nice
ly. Miss W olcott is employed as
D nnam w lr Man Viatta— __ ,__
<
a
stenographer and bookkeeper at
J. W . Mathiu, prominent busi
the
Knder’s wholesale house op
ness matt of DUnsmuir, Cal., was
Dak 'street.
In thia city yesterday. Mr. Ma
ihin found much to commend
Left for K . F.—
while In this city and feels that
president and
Mrs. J.
A.
Medford is destined Jo be one of
3hurcbiil of the Southern Oregon
the northwest’s largest cities. He
Normal school, le ft .today for
believes that any factories where
Klam ath Falls where y r . Ctourch-
pine or fir could be nsed would be
IM was called to deliver the com
paying'inveetments and that capi
mencement acárese before the
tal can be Interested to take hold
graduating class of the Klam ath
of such venture.— Medford Dally
'alls high school.
News.
Bananas, SJbs tor 28c, Bchuer-
n *a .
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THE THEATER BCAUTTUL
TO-DAY AND TO MORROW
T H E D A LLES, June 9
brought out In court
- KANSAS C IT Y . M o., June 9 —
The call of the Middle West has
lifred young Bill Jardine, 18-year-
old son pf Secretary of Agricul
ture, W illia m H. Jardine, to a
/u m m e r of work in the stockyards
here.
of the Broadway manual ai
con dial operated central
w ill be'shown and explain
cording to Miss Otterdnle.
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/
B E DONE
/
Ten Dozen To Choose From
All Sizes And Colors
PLEASURE!
ENJOY your cap w ith-
put worry about aw id en ts,
law suits, or damages. Let
fhis agency protect you
jy itk H artford A utom o
bile Insurance.
Drive w ith pleasure!
Drive w ith confidence!
D rive w ith ‘the sense of
Security which c o m e s
„with the know ledge of
"complete p r o t e c t i o n .
D rive d o w n
t o this
THEY ARE BEAUTIES
Get Yours Today At
Get Your Free
Coupons. A sk F or
• Them.
$1.0Q O ff On
A ll Ladies
H ats.
Beal Estate ft Real Insurance
Eietab. 1888
41 E. M ain St.
Phone 821
Two Dozen New
A U TH O R V IS IT S
Edison M arshall, well known
author, form erly a resident of thio
valley, has been spending several
lays in Medford and vicinity en
route to Alaska where he
w ill
spend two months hunting tripe
and looking for big game and ma
terial for furth ar books, on* wild
life.
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As Good V alues A s You U sually Get For
$16.75 to $18.00
O F F IC E R TO CO O PERATE
IN O P E N IN G L A K E ROADS
M. I. Ryckman, superintendent
of hatcheries for the state game
commission and the management
V f Diamond Lake
resort com
pany, w ill cooperate in opening
'ho east entrance road Into the re-
Hort. A large tractor is to be used
in clear the road.
George Corum of Medfordtf will
he in charge at the resort this
rummer.
lot Point
ppliances
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We have only a few of the Popular Model FORD
There has been Fifteen Million of
These are made of good quality flat crepe,
these Can Sold. You know the splendid satisfaction
crepe re chine, georgette crepe and printed
they have given.
crepes and are an unusually «pretty lot of sum
CARS LEFT.
A-
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You w ill have to hurry if
you want one of these cars,
as oar stock is very limited!
A
Of AU Kind*
BUY NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO
D elieious T oast right at
the table!
W h a t’ s a
world boxing
championship
compared t o
a pretty g irl’s
"Yea ”
Dlx
wias both !»
this fast stop
ping ring ro-
W ashable Crepe De Chine
In A Dozen Good Shades.
mer dresses.
Splendid Quality, F lat
Crepe New Shades.
$2.50
W affles, pip ing h o t l
Coffee, made with a
Hot P oint E lectric Perco
lator.
Claycomb Motor Co
The Ford Garage
One Lot $2.25 to $2.75 T af
feta, Satins a nd
Print
Crepes.
Breakfast Ready In A
Lincoln
XL ELECTRIC
Station
W ith
OEO. J. HAVES AT THE OROAN
GUY QOO»
Phone 88
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Fordson
I t DOES M a k e a D iffe re n c e
W h e re You B u y Y o u r FORD
Peter Pan and
Everfast Prints
Coats Up Tp $24.50 Nqw Offered
in final clearance.