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MEDFORD MATH TR1RUN15. MflDFORD. OKF.C10N. "FRIDAY, AlTCHTRT 22, 1013.
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M r iJarngtt lias gono to Portland
oft-rc-nl oslato business.
Horbtt, Alford, nm! I
tlon ard, sojourning nl to
Carter Hi an
olcstln.
Mrs. Mnry Miller mid Miss lfito Mc
Cully of JncKsonvillo visited In Mcd
ford Thursday.
Wl llm Ulrlcti. administrator ot
th& wlafo ot J. D.-McArdlo deceased
wlfl Mil nt public unction, nil ot tho
I Jetyolry ,ot. said deceased including
onn dlamondring, Saturday, August
J3rtL Wis. at S:30 p. in. at Uio old
Cuthbert utand on tho Corner north
from tho post off Ico, Terms cash.
W, IT. Ersklno Is seriously 111 nl
his rcsldcnco In Medford with a can
cer In his stomach.
A.,C. Ahrnms, wjio hns boon nt
1.6s AnKolea for several months, re
turned Thursday evening.
Homc-mado bread at Do Voc's.
Mrs. J. Obordorfer went north on a
visit Thursday evening.
tfeorgo It. Durham, tho attorney,
yras down from Grants Pass Thnrs
dsyv on professional business nt Jack
eontfllfc. William Ulrleh, administrator ot
tho.ostnto of J. D. McArdle, deceased,
J ,111 sell at public auction, an or. mo
cwolry ot said" deceased, Including
one, diamond ring, Saturday, .August
2.3rd, 1913, at 2;30 p. m, at tho old
Cuthbort stand on the corner north
com tho post office Terms, cash.
15. V. LHJegrani, tho assayer and
chemist, has been In Gold Hill and
other mining districts on professional
biieIneB?,
I. S. Stecnstrnp returned Thurs
day evening from, a jbusmess visit at
San Francisco.
Producers Fruit ou. Tins Just rc
cplvo'd a large shipment ot 1 lb. and
X lb-, tin top berry baskets', and can
fill orders In tiny quantity. Wo also
bare on hand n largo supply ot the
cotobrated "Sccnrlty" orchard lad
ders in all sites.
Mrs, E. n. Ilariloy of Xorth Jack
sonville district motored to Med ford
Thursday evening.
, Fred Weeks. Mrs. Orr and" Miss M.
rfekens haro returned from an auto
irlp to Crater Lake.
Dra. a. It and Loulso R. Hedges,
chiropractors and mecfaana-ihcraplsfs
are now located over Deuel & Co.
Phono 170.
W. IT. Wilson returned Thurs'day
from fjrants pass, whero ho is con
ducting a branch sioro.
Clareaco Noo and John Reter and
their sons a'ro on their way to Cra
ter Lake, hunting and fishing en
route.
Kodaic finishing, test la town, at
Weston's.
Fred Strang has gono to Newport
(o spend his vacation and -will bo
gono a few weeks.
Felix Cohn ot Porttand, tho veto
ran cbmmc'rciaf traveler, is in tho
vafley again.
Brooms Ask your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory .
Dr. II. W. Uond and his family and
A. J. Samuels, all of Alameda, Cal..
riro Ia(o nrrirala in Bedford.
Herman (J. Moyor of Lake Creek
arid K. II. IJradsliaw ot nrownsboro
transacted business In Mcdford.
Cratnr Lake pictures ,a book it
12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest
ever niado of the lako, for salo nt
aerklag1 & Harmon's studio. Call
ttd bco them. 228 Hast Main street,
phone 320-J. tf
William Cameron or Dig Hutto and
A. C. Iladcliffo of Kaglo Point carao
to Mcdford Thursday.
Charles W. Prim and E. P. Dower
of Jacksonville wcro Medford vis
llorB Thursday.
B. D. Weston, commercial pnotog
rapbor, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phono M.
1471.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnost MclCce, who
aro residing at Jacksonville, will ro
movo to Mcdford next Nveftk,
John H. Plymaio, a Dig Dutto
homestcuder, is spending a few days
in .Medford,
Tho finest studio in southern Ore
gon has been opened by Corking &
Harmon nt 228 East Main street,
first stairway east or Star theater,
durji'orft Is always, tho best, views
of ,all kinds f6r sao. Tho best of
kodak finishing. Negatives raado
any tliao or placo. Phpno 320-J. tr
Itcglstration for tho good roads
bond election which takes placo Sop
tombcr tho 9th, closes next Saturday
evening.
Mr. afnd Mrs. W. 0. Knighton of
Eagle Point woro with Mcdford
friends Thursday.
Screen doors' Mcdford I.br. Co.
Samuel ItoHenborg, owner of Dear
Creek orchard, left- for Seattle ThUrs-'
day'ov&nlftg, but wilt fotilrn soon. "
Weeks & McGo wan Co.
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O. W. Wyalt nnd II. P. Gould of
Washington, I), 0.', nro In tho vnlloy
on U. S. government business.
Leo Jacobs, cashier of tho Farmers
flint Fruitgrowers bank, la upending
several dny nt Colns'tln.
Sinter Johnson nnd S. Greonnngh
are of tho many who went to Crater
l.ako during tho week.
"Insuranco your best nssot." llavo
tho best. Placo yoilr Insurance with
Holmes, the hisurauco Man, right it
ho -writes It. tf
Ernest Webb nnd W. E. llnmmell,
tho horticulturist?, transacted busi
ness In Medford Thursday.
Jtimes T. Chlnnock of Salotn, water
commissioner, who Is In the vnlloy
on official business, tarried In Mod
ford Thursday.
Tho Anions Hlblo class of tho Hap.
tlst church will hold a food salo nt
public market, Saturday, August
23. 131
James Gordon nnd his family, who
arrived from Klamath county Thurs
day, left for Grants Pass In the even
ing on n visit.
Miss Crystal Fern of Grants, Pass,
who was tho guest of Mlss Pearl
Hooth during tho past week, has re
turned homo Thursday evening,
Fred Alton Hnlght. teachor ot
piano and harmony, Nntlonal Con
servatory of Now York. Specialist
in tho correct principles ot touch and
technique In all grades ot study
Careful attention given to young
children nnd beginners. Faults ac
quired through wrong ways ot prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Hnlght Music Studios, 110 S.
Laurel street, phono 17C-H.
John Grieve, road supervisor of
Prospect district, transacted business
In Medford Thursday.
E. II. Hannn of Ttoschurg was ot
tho many who made a trip to Mcd
ford during tho week.
J. M. Kader ot South Phoenix and
W. A. Jones of Rosa Lane motored to
Mcdford Thursday evening.
Mrs. Arthur; II. Xllyn has opened
an offtco an public stenographer at
ihe Medford Hotel. Sho is exper
ienced In court reporting, legal work,
banking, Insurance, abstracting, real
estate and commercial lines. Satis
faction guaranteed." Prices reason
able. 152
It. D. lloko and Colonel George P.
Minis of Willow Sprlugs district were
recent business visitors In Medford.
C. E. Jones of Sams Valley and It:
C. Lnuc of Central Point tarried a
whllo In cMdford Thursday.
P. F. Swayno ot Dig Applegate
made a business trip to Mcdford
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Myers ot Cen
tral Point motored to Mcdford on
Thursday afternoon.
Frolt treo props Medford 'Lbr. Co.
Mrs. K. Poyser left for Rldgwny.
Colo., to spend several weeks with
relatives.
A, Noth, ticket agenfat tho South
ern Pacific depot, loft, for Newport
on an outing Thursday evening.
Tho Medford band will furnish
music for the, excursion to Dutlc
Fatls over tho Pacific .and Eastern
next Sunday.
t Henry Erskinc, who carao from tho
Wlllamctto valley to visit his father,
has returned homo. Ho is engaged
In farming near Eugcno.
. Professor George Rebec, n mem
ber of tho acuity of tho University
ot Oregon, was in Medford tho foro
part ot tho weok. Ho owns n fine
orchard in North Jacksonville irc
cinct.
I. W. J3crry) who was considerably
injured1 by n Jersey bull belonging to
D. B. Russell of .Antioch, Is convales
ping. Ono of hia shoulders was dis
located and ho received other injur
ies.
Robert Caton, who liaH been vis
iting at Mcdford nnd Phoonlx, left
for hlH homo In Pacific county. Wash.,
Thursday.
Mr. nr.d Mrs. A. M. Irons of Shaw-
nco, Oklahoma, aro guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Ling, who nro rlatlvcs.
Sheriff Slugler was over from Jack
sonville Thursday, accompanying his
nephew, Charles Rick, who mado him
n visit wlillo on iila way to Sacra
mento.
J. M. Morton, formerly of Jackson
ville, who has been, teaching school In
Cellfonila for many years, has en
gaged in fdrmlng la tho southern part
ot that state.
Henry Ca'Ila'hnn, who has been de
voloplug IiIh copper properties In Hluo
Lodgo district, has returned to Med
ford. Ho waa accompanied by Mrs.
Callahan, who found tho altltu'do too
high.
Local Reunion ban boon Informed
that tho great council ot tho Im
proved Order of Red Men hold nt
Tho pallcn this wek was well at
tended. Tho order mado an excellent
record .during tho past year, Tho fbl
lowing officers wero chosen: Great
saclioiq, Frank Mlcolll of Roseburg;
asnlor eagamoro, Houry 'Coo, Tho
Dnlles; Junior sagamoro, William
Anglo, Svensen; prophet, Hurt West
ScoppooBo; chief of records, L. A.
Homlck, Portland; keopor ot wam
pum, I. A. Nobof, Orogon City; rep
resentative of tho great council to be
held at Washington, D. C, In S6p
tombor, James A. Devlin, Pondlotori.
Pprtland wutt choseu ds tho next place
of (meeting for th'o Oregon great
council.
A solid train o( passenger cars be
longing In tho Pennsylvania systvin
and Putlmnn coaches passed through
Medford Thursday evening. They
carried Knights Templars ot kej atone
stale ho had been attending tho tri
ennial conclave nt Denver nud auvnn
hers ot (heir families.
Ucorgo Foyes has returned from
Portland, accompanied by his family",
who liavo been visiting In Ohio tor
somo timet past.
First class grain liny, $12 delivered
alfalfa ?10. W. 11. Everhard, plionu
CC7-J.
Professor nnd Mrs. Hamuni aro at
home again ntter a short visit nt
Phnonlw
Among those ramped at Union
crook aro Mrs. Court Hall nnd Frank
Amy and wife.
Councilman George 11, .Millar
writes as follows from Fort Klntiiath:
"Hroko word catching Rainbow
trout in Crater Lake according to
official record. Ono 24 Inches long
and one 20. measured by boatman
at tho Lake lxulgo. Fishing; good,
Soiling out our high grade store
and office furniture, dirt cheap. Pa
cific Motor Supply Co. 133
Mrs. R. C. Klnluysldn and daugh
ters, Janet and Grace, returned on
Thursday from a two month's visit
In Canada and Sound cities.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jess Huttar (nee
Nichols) nnd Miss Maud Nichols ar
rhed in Medford Thursday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, having
como by nutn from Redmond, where
Mr. Duller conducts a drug store.
Sinter Johuson han returned from
a trip io uraior iiko.
II. M. Coko and party aro among
tho visitors to Crater I.akc. Tiny
will visit Odell lako before tnclr re
turn.
Theater lunches and refreshments
served nt the Nash Grill. . Open until
12 p. 4n. each evening. 132
SJato Gamo Warden Flnloy Is
among the visitors to Crater Lake,
making arrangements for restocking
tho lako with trout and crawfish and
crabs for tluin to feed upon.
Show cases, sat desks, cash regis
ter at a song. Wo aro selling out.
Pacific Motor Supply Co. 133
Rlngllng Hros. circus in four sec
tions will reach Medford Sunday
morning about i 1 o'clock but will not
remain any longer than riecessHry to
take on somo supplies. They are
using Sunday to mako the Jump to
Chlco where they show on Monday.
This Is tho largest circus over brought
to tho coast.
Theater lunchea nnd refreshments
served at tho Nash Grill. Open until
12 p. in. each ovcnlng. 133
Thero scorns to bo a rolsunder
standing nbout trains whistling" In
tho Medford yard limit. This Is sel
dom necessary, but when n train Is
delayed In tho yard nn unusual length
of tlmo It Is necessary for a flagman
to go back a consldorablo dlstauco to
protect tho rear of tho train and when
tho train Is about ready to Icavo it is
necessary to whistle this man In.
Thero will bo no unnecessary whist
ling to disturb Mcdford. This as
surance is mado by the local offlio
J. A. Ormonday, chief clerk South
ern Pacific passenger department of
Portland, Is In Mcdford today.
II. C. Hums, mi official of tho
Southern Pacific company, -spoilt
Thursday in Medford.
Nine cars of piars wcro loaded at
Voorhlci aiding yesterday.
CAUCUS REFUSES 10. ,
AMEND CUMCY M
OKI!IK(ITONf Aug. !. The
dcmoeriitiu hoin-e emieiiH riii'MHed to
day by a vulo of I III to (18 id insert
iu the eiirrcncv hill ihe N'celey-Klier-ley
umeinfmeiit iirohiliiliiitr dirV'ciorri
niul officerM of more lliiui one hunli
or (mat company from joining the
national rcxprvo luuikx.
GAVE MONEY TO GYPSY
TO CHARM EVIL SPIRITS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl.. Aug. 112.
Led io bolievo Ihut her illnenh wiih
due to it wicked ftnell ciiht over her
hy qvil hpiiiin nnd that hy tho -payment
of rr Inrgo snm this hlight
could ho removed, Mih.s Ilnuiuih
rmitir, mi invalid who lives' with her
ilnclc, ChurlfK Itink, here, gnvp to n
8(ran6 gj'Py Jf J 120 that' ln
might he rjnred. She &UII Hllffcra.
hut the gypy cohich no1 monO' To
day the patient confided iif Itir un
cle, who iinmcfliately notified Iho o
Hcc. -
WRECK ON PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD, LEETONIAOHIO
LKKTOKIA, 0 Aug. !22. Mm.
Sophia Shock of Lo Augclex nnd
Hcvernl othorn wero injured hero to
day when tho lVniiaylviiiii.i railroad
Kahlern oxproxs from Chicago to Now
York wjib derailed. Jlrn. Shock re
ceived painful hniiboH about tfio huud
nnd body.
"The Beauty Shop" is tho name of
a now musical- ploco InNvhicU Itay
inond HUchcocl will bo seen.
NEW YORK FILES ,
SlIERHROOKK, Out., Aug. 22.
Tho Now York officials hero today
sent a protest to tho minister ot Jus
tice nt Ottawa chUmlug that they
arc not rrcelvlug proper considera
tion In tho local courts. They Urged
that ThaW's eommlttmoiH bo quashed
and Mint lie t released nl once, so
that tho Immigration oftlclah might
net to deport him.
Thaw nnd his lawyers apparently
aro not disturbed by theno artlvltltn.
Thaw Is preparing nn appeal to tho
American in-onlo nsklui; for a minium
slon of Judgment In liU ensu nnd do-
mnndlng the aid of Pennsylvania,
Ah soon na Thaw' nttornevn
learned (hat Dr. Noel had sent his
repofl to Ottawa niul had ngrood to
call It to the attention ot the govern
ment they instructed tlielr associates
In Ottawa to prepare to net Immed
iately utter tho report arrives. Now
York officials have nikcit the govern
ment not to act without learning
whether Noel Is In Dr. Evans' employ.
It was reported todav Ihnl Thaw
had received a letter from Mrs.
Evelyn Thaw douvlug th Interviews
attributed to her.
QIMNCY, III.. Aug. yj. Fire
which for a time thteateued to tie-
xtrov the buine8nce!ion of the city
was controlled tdduv utter it hard
fight of tin hour nnd u half. One
whole block in the center of the oitv
i.t in ruiiH. ,
Twenty-five hores were hurued in
a livery htahle. where Iho flic
started. '
MEAT CUnERS FIGHT
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KANSAS CITY, Mo , Aug. 22.
Whllo terlticd ciijfitonWs looked on
Frank Mooncy arid Mark, Hamilton,
"meat cutto-raV onAajjed lh a death
struggla In tho crowded salesroom of
one of tho largest' of the city's meat
markets today, tho combat ending
only when Mooncy fell dead at Ilairf
llton's feet with tho hindo or a butch
er knlfo through his heart. Hamil
ton surrendered to the police, ex
plaining that the fight was the climax
ot an old quarrel.
j stabbed Mooncy," ho5ald. "ho
causo I couldn't stand his cursing.'!
SPKINOTIIXfJ, III., Aug. !
Governor Kilwnnl F. Dunne of
mi-
nois put into effnyt today n uctv rule
whirl) wilt help hIiiIo coil viol us
well im vork ou tho Hlntc liigliwnvx.
Ahkcil whether he nppioveit of
MiHKouri'n "good road duyx," Gov
ernor Dunne xaid:
"I don't wnut (o ilihotiriK that. Illi
ilo'm hiiH ;nloitr( a heicntifie method.
I have juxt nolctitd ihe warden it(
Juliet piiiiilcutinry Hint for every
three dnyx the coiiicln work on tho
roads I will (ommiitu one iluv Iroju
tlipir Henteiievx."
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Till-: HAOUi:, Aug. 22. Tho poaeo
conforenco in session hero today
adopted a resolution favoring tho sub
mission of tho Anglo-American con
troversy over Punamit Canal tolls to
Tho Haguo nbltratlon cqurt if diplo
macy fulls. It itlho adopted a resolu
tion of regret that tho llalkan States
Hhould have received International
financial suport to financed their
wars.
Tho conforepco favored a codifi
cation of International laws making
arbitration compulsory boforo wur
inuy ho declared.
WJth MfJdford trafo 5s Mcdford mado.
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DESTROYS
QUINCY
BULDNGS
DONNE'S
PUN
HAGUE
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CANA
TOO liATIJ 'f!l) CLASHIPV, (
t'OIt "" SALK- Threw Phlo BysU-in
chicken coo)B. Phono 077-Y or
' call 53 North Orarigo. 131
LOST On road botwe'on Prospect
and Medford, a bag containing au
tomobile tools, Kinder will bo
rownrded by returning to Win',
aorlg, P, & B, railway, .Medford.
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IK GOOD
RCfADS
Major II". i. Howlliy, nlitlu high
way engineer, m lived In MimII'iiuI oh
I'riilaV in e.iniueolloti vvilli engineer
lug woik on iho pmiiuiuM county
highway. Alt'. Howlhy ngrood Io
hrlinr hw picturoN nnd dclhor i ser
io of KeturCH on good lomU liofuie
tho elf tl ion. '(Io Hinted llult ho hull
M'Ourctl tho pfotmxc ol' Sum I Ml, llic
rifuiutirt good vositN nilvnonlo, who
has just relumed fiom Kuropc, Io
ilclivei' two Icctutc. illuMnilt'd with
View jiM fiikeil nhrnntl, liinn Angj
nsl 1S nnd lD. The leeluion will IS)
th'Hvcicil nl AsIiIuimI niul Medronl.
State Trennuier Tom Kuv will li
onmpiilgn lor I lie uxul lioiul-.
I
HEAT WAVE BREAKS
Cllll'AUO. Aug 22, Tho heat
wnvo that has hold the middle wuit in
Its gr:(sp tor wooKk waa broken today
ly it general droji In temperature.
At Lincoln, Nob., the mercury fll
fort) dogreori over night.
In many localities tho drop today
was the first relief residents have had
in six wooKs. Klght deaths wore re
ported jestorday In Ootruil. I'ntll
relief camo Iho thermometer nt tho
Lincoln weather bureau had rgls
(rod it dally minimum of 100 de
grees for two weeks.
PLEADS NOI GUILTY
SALKM, Ore, Aug. 'J-'. -J. K.
lloMifor, editor of tho Silverlou
.Journal, pleaded not guiltv to lh
charge of lihchug Ihe llciiediclino
coiitout nt .Mount Aficol, in an ar
hole piihliiht-d hy him relating Iho
alleged coljfetvxloii of a nun wiid to
have (so.ixd fnmt the ooiiM-ut. whoii
ho wiik nrrnigucd before .liftiru of
the i'eaee Daniel Wolister todav. Th
preliminary hearing wiih m-1 for Sep
tombcr I.
HoMiier wn nrteulril vcrttenhiy mi
the clmrgn of criminal hhol. whu-h
action follow h a civil unit f'tr -f .0,000
damngOH bn-.eil on hc ninn urlnlo
' It is reported Mrs. Patrick Camp
boll Is to mako another American
tour.
St. -Helens Hall
l-liUTUM' Or ON
kfli'idant anI Day School for Girlt
In k,rM i SiUt ti( hillii IumMM (Ki.i..i
CIl.(li. Al.nl 4 II.M.iil.rf iMrMfl,
Ui.u. A.I. iltu. Omm.114 Art. tmu .l.i,
Q4.1a ( rrMlrf'llrw
-iui:citTt it i.trruioii.ofri.rS
fl. lM-i Unit
Draperies
. V cliffy a. vry comiiliiU tin ,of
rffniii-rlrit, r ciiriuliin, fliliirc. etc..
Mini do all vMiiuh of tijiliulfiitrllig A
pmlHt miin i look afirr tbla work
eiclimtvrly ttnd will clvn ua kimkI
rvlro nn In uimnlblo lo Kit In svan
tlni lttrvct cltlun.
! m At nAttlllliilii tins tr
Veok3 & McQowau Co.
MIDDLE
WES
SILVERTON
Hal pui- Priei'tf (n AVhltL
"WOOD
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You Will Waill fi'llii-'Wiulfi-TIER,
CORD AND CAR LOTS
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VALLEY FUEL CO.
SiU'cchhoi-h Io UfifJistfiii.
Cor. Fir and Secoiid St. Woat. Tol. 70.
Western China Co.
Ul SOITll t'lJXTHAtj
t'lifmt anil HupplloH for llio Oci orntor
Claen Thursday 7 : :i0 toll) i, in, and
I'lrliiB Krlday " ""C
OPENING AUGUST 25
The C6ldniail Flats
Formally HinllK AjmrlnientH
Ituimlng Under Now' Management on Htrlct Ilimlucsti i'rluclpitlu
M)0)iH I'Oll Ilf;ilT IIOUHKKiCllI'LStl rito.ii
tjtM.OO 'JO tjtirt.OO I'illt .MONTH
With Ilath Hoom Accommodiitlons, (InH nuit Klcctriu Lights In
riiilldlng. Ifot and Cold Wntor nt all limes. Luifrfdry tor Tdnant'a
uso. "nvorytUliifc-Vuriilshod Iixcopt Ka(s."
Cdll arid lminbct - Siuglb Itooins HOo Vb'v I)ny.' '
217 flo. itiWatniR . viidSK n'o'o.T
WmWmHJ
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Nlfllll.MC
W'oitr tho Nu Meno (lunnmtood Cor
set, For Hnln lly
.10MHPIIINIJ I-'. CUi.VltIC
Mill Wont till Htioot
Tilt (JNfYEMSlTY OF
SOUTHERN OREGON
ll.XS AllDKH A
Preparatory Course
to ouahtc thoso who hnvo not com
plutcd their publlu and high Heboid
couisot, n ehuitoo to propnro for tho
i o,,ulnr unlvcrslly oouisea, and rtlHo
to help thoso who nro p reputing for
tho county and titnto teachers curll
fluiitori.
Tho subjects that will bo Included
In this course mo us follews: Arith
metic, nlgohru, geometry, latin, grnm
umr, ploiiloloKy, history, oln.
Tuition fill
months ?'.".
uboto tiiiitx for iiluo
If you nro lutcrosled call up tho
president, Dr. It. V. MitcUulluugh.
Prospoclus ready In it tutv days.
IteclHteilng
thou on Mouiby.
Woducsdit) nnd l'rlilny, K
to IU p. in
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of thf
Mcdford Conimorcinl Club
AiiiaitMir liitLshitig
i'ost CimlA
Pauorainiii Work
Flash lighiu
Porlraita
Inlcrioraiid o.vlM'Ior Uivrt
, ,i
Nos'atlvp.s mado anv l.itiu
and any placo hy appoint
uiont , .
7.08 E. Main
Phone 1471
Cily. Running tlmlillcd
ice water in crtch room.
European Plan, n la Gtrtc
Cafe.
, Tariff an Roomn
12 roora .... ?LOQ racli
60 room .... l.CO racli
f0 roor.il .... i!.00 cadi
flU rouou ptttil Uik 2.00 ch
HO rotynMnk ritUll 2.50 eadt
30 tulti!i, hedrnoin, par
lor nnd bslli . 3,00 ench
For mere Ihan onn niiait IJ J LOO
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WE
PAY
Ln3ll
FOR OLD
CLOTHES
What do
You Know
About
That
Whon cleaning out your
clo30ts you find clothes you
novor vcar. Tnko them
down to Wilson ' you will
get money for thoin thero.
Lost you forgot,
Wo say it yet
Clothes, now and old,
Bought and Bold.
Wo huy all kinds of Sec.
ond-Hand Clothing and
Shoos. Bring in your Old
Suits.
Will
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Wilson
i2d N. Front St., Medford.
3lJi . ixth St., Grants Pass
PHONE 1103
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