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SlEDFOKn MATH TRTTItOT!, MEDFOttD. OnKClON, TWTCSDAY. .TITNFJ 20, 191H.
NAM
E FIRE PATROL
FOR 1913 SEASON
At n meeting of tlio Jnekson Conn
ly. Kiro Patrol association held
Wednesday, forest patrolmen for the
1013 fiencon were chosen the appoint
ments to become effective nt once.
This netion is in conformity xeW the
protection jwlioy of the association
nrinntcd Inst spring and is mi increase
in pnlrolmen over J012.
'The nppointments nre:
George F. Hnll nml Krwin MoCV.I,
Vrospeut; Arthur Moore, Persist; 1M
Wnlker, J. I. Pnltnu, Jack Moore
nml Joe (lippcrt of Hntte Pulls; John
Winninphnm, Trail; Al Conrnil nml
Oeorge It. Moon, Meiloru, nml C. L.
dosser, Ashland.
The June rnins, henvier than ustinl,
hnvo dispelled nny ilnnger of forest
fires in this section for several weeks,
the ground nml underbrush being
sonked. It is nlso predicted thnl by
renson of tho rnin, the timber loss in
Southern Oregon will bo below 1912
the lowest year for losses.
CALIFORNIA BLUE SKY
LAW UNDER W
AGUSTUS CARNEY
(Alknlt Ike.)
P E VAUDEVILLE S
PLEASNG
SHOW
In a shlp-splltttrtR western com
edy, "Alknlt tkon Mother-in-law," nt
the Isis tonlKht only, with four oth
er good photoplays.
MEDFORO
LINES
WITH
There la n pood vniidevlllo bill
this week nt the I'bko theater. Kvery
net Is among the bent of Its kind.
Klein nml ErlnnKor open the hill
with a pantomlmo clown net that In
very amusing. Harry llolman nrtd
compnny hnvo really n first rnte
sketch. It Is funny nml well acted.
Tho Kerrls Wheel Olrls form a
henntlfnl picture In thi'lr aerial act.
At the finish of this act the lights
of the house are turned out nml tho
wheel beautifully Illuminated stands
out against tho background, formtiiR
n most beautiful tablenu.
Tho movies aro also unusually
Reed.
Thoso Interested In vaudeville
should kco this week's bill, which Is
repeated this afternoon and tonight.
Kl). AN'DUEWS.
5-$" $ 2 5 5' "$ 5 J 5 5 5 5 5
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LOS ANGELES, Cnl. Juno 2C
Ovor ono hundred referendum peti
tions against tho now blue sky law
nro in circulation hero today and arc
being freely Bigccd.
J. T. McDoan, secretary of tho Cat
Ifornla Association of Investment
Corporations, has Issued orders for
tho employment of 4G0 women vot
ers to circulate tho petitions In Los
Angeles. It Is expected that by Sat
urday tho petitions will bo In circu
lation In every county In the state.
Southern California is being handled
from Los Angeles. .
OHIO VISITOR KILLED
ON WAY TO KLAMATH
YREKA, Cal., Juno 2C Albert
Ilcmlngcr, of Oak Harbor, Ohio, a
passenger who fell from tho Klam
ath Kails express-as tho train was
rounding a sharp etirvo last night
near Dorrit, died today In that town.
Ho waB on his way to Klamath Kails
and fell as he was passing from car
to car.
Frof. P. J. O'Onrn has received n
postal card from V. M. Davis, pro
fessor of Geography nt Harvard I'm
versity, indicating that Medford'-i
royal entertainment of the seii'i:Jt
visitors to Crnter Lake last Septem
ber is still bearing fruit, among tho
members of the party.
The card is ns follows;
''Thnnk you for paper on 'Wnler
Core of Apple.' I will give it to my
son who h nn npple fanner here.
Correspondence from members of the
excursion shtiw that it was n groat
success, and tiint Medford made n
lasting impression with tiic members
of the party."
(signed) "V. M. DAVlS."
Frofcssor Davis wns in charge of
the excursion throughout the United
States for the Geological society.
LIQUOR FOE WARNED;
ROPE TO WEST
REDMOND, Ore., Juno 2G Twen
ty feet of new hemp rope, which
Rev. Jackson Cranshaw found in his
backyard, presumably as a warning
to desist in his campaign agaln.t
liquor and vies, has been sent to
Governor West, with tho request
that It bo turned over to tho public
executioner and used on tho first
customer" from Crook county.
FLOCK SURPRISED
VANCOUVER. Wash., June 2G.
(lenernl surprise was created hero
today when It wns learned that Rev.
Dr. Spencer S. Sulllgor, district su
perintendent of the Methodist Epis
copal church, and Miss Rose K.
Dobbs had been married at Tacoma.
Dr. SulllKcr wns transferred from
southwestern Kansas to tho Puget
Sound conferenco In 1S01. Ho wns
at I'ort Townsend, Wash., for flvo
years and nt nellinghnm. Kor sev
eral years ho was a member of tho
board of control of tho Epworth
Lcaguo and wns designer of tho Ep
worth cross. Tho brldo Is a gradu
ato of York college, Nebraska, and
has since been a teacher.
It Is reported that Sarah Rernhardt
Is to appear as "Camlllo" In English.
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THE LATEST IUSIIIO.V NOTE
Says: "It Is a wiso precaution
against getting holes In dellcato hos
iery to powder the shoes before put
ting them on." Many people sprin
kle tho famous antiseptic powder,
Allen's Koot-Ensc, Into tho shoes,
and find that It saves its cost ten
times over in keeping holes from
hosiery as well as lessening friction
and consequent smarting and aching
of tho feet.
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The First National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON
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During tho eight years of its oxistonco this bank haa
always ondoavorod to koop closo to tho pooplo and thoir
best interosts.
That it has succeeded is shown by its growth and tho
largo number of loyal depositors in its checking and sav
ings departments.
Wo havo a sorvico for every man, woman and child in
Medford and vicinity, and wo want a part in building up
tho financial intorosts of moro pooplo. That includes you,
and a checking or savings account will opon tho way.
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P. K. Deuel, Pros.
Cluis. M. English, Yico-Prcs.
M. h. Alford, Cashier
Oris Crawford, Asst. Cusliior.
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FRUIT LABELS
ALL ROGUE RIVER FRUIT SHOULD BE SHIPPED UNDEP
LABELS PRINTED IN ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
AATE have received a large order to print the new tri-color labels of the Rogue River Fruit
& Produce Association. Why ? Because we guarantee the product, the workman
ship, the' quality and the price is right. (f We can print your labels also. Keep the money
at home by patronizing home industry.
The rapid strides in the art of printing in the past few years are fast making lithography
a lost art. The finest color work in the world today is done by printing.
MEDFORD PRINTING COMPANY
MAIL TRIBUNE BUILDING
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