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DEPARTMENT
ELECTS OFFICERS
A now volunteer flro department
wbr organised Thursday ovonlnj; for
tho ptirnoo of iiMlttlng tlio paid do-
nnrtinont, In cao of a 6econd alarm.
Tlio following officers were elected J
K. Dent, president; G. F. Llndley, vice
President ; II. T. Itnswcll. 8ecrctnr .
Heoly Hall, Aunt. Secretary -Trenauror,
0. I Mndtay, Foreman; J. K. Doni.
ast. foreman; K. K, Eidsi Sorgant
At Anna. Trustees, 0. It. llutler, K.
13. KadH and Itankln Jte.
The members Issued the followInK
statement;
' Tho Just three fires havo demon
atratcd tho ncod of somo drilled vol
unteers with soma experience In
handling fires that aro not afraid to
take hold, and bo ahead, regardless
of any conditions whtcti might exist.
Tho business men have expressed
their destro of a drlllod oliintcor
department, being organtzod to jro
tcct their property. It has been tlio
gossip of the street, that the old
company struck for phones, which
was tlio common expression ucd,
nnd which was not tho cafe. The
council cutting off tho phones had
nothing to do with their disorganiz
ing, in fact only a few of the boys
hnd phones paid for by the city In
tho first place, sovcra; or thorn that
had tho alarm system for night call
always did pay for their own phones
oven though they were Installed
mainly for flro service. Therefore.
no desire to make It plain to tho
public, that v.'o do not ask any little
jietty thing of this kind to bo hold
as a byword, by tho citizens or
newspaitcra nnd for tlio gossip of tho
streets. We do not ask anything of
tho council that would not tend to
make mora protection for the citi
zens. It has also been stated that
wo nro organizing to get free phones,
which It not the care. We ask noth
ing of the city council, but wo ar
organizing for the protection of the
property Interests of tho citizens
of Medford. We hope that our action
will meet tho approval of tho pub
lic." Respectfully yours,
J. E. Dent Hugo I.undberg
a. K. Llndley ,11. C. Young
Itnnkiu Estcs C. It. Dossum
J. T. Conrad
E. U. Eads
11. U Wilson
Scoly V. Hall
Olcn Arnsplegcr
J. 11. Ilutlcr
H. T. Has well
11. L. Hoberts.
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ATtSTAR THEATRE
"Hearts Adrift" Is an especially ap
propriate namo for tho four reel
drama in which Mary Plckford
contejt to us In tho first coast release
of the Famous Players Film com
pany Tho story Is a sweetly pa
thetic one. It is Mary's own, and It
lays bare tho Vagaries, tho yearnings
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and aches of three hearts that are,
after all, merely human.
Thcro Is not space adeqnato to de
scrlbo tho last reel. It is crowded
with dramatic situations, with deep
appeal In all of them. Reference
has beeu made to backgrounds and
photography. Many of tho scenes
nro ng animated paintings. The
Iuwh of tho ocean, some with tho
enmcra pointing toward the sun,
tho waves reflecting tho sun, aro ex
ceptional. "Hoarts Adrift" Is tho
first production of tho Famous Play
ers on tho Pacific coast. It is a pic
ture of beauty, of power. At tho
Star Theater today and tomorrow.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
HOLDS GRADUATION
Tho students of St. Mary's Acad
emy kuvo a muslpnl and dramatic
proRrum Thursday evening In tho
ncadomy auditorium beforo u InrKo
audlouco In liouor of tho graduating
class. GruduntliiK honors uero con
ferred on Misses Ciuliorlno I'mlu
nnd Ollvo llonn. ()lt fifty titud
fiitB took imrt lri tlo oxorcUos, Hev.
J, M. O'Nell gavo tho el:u.H tuldrow.
Funeral Services
l-'uiu'inl HcrvlciDt of O. ,. Jpiin
f.tid will bo livid l tlio W'kuU & Mi--Omuui
c!iiiiel Stiiuhiy, June 7, nt 0
i. in., Ituv. Dr. Huiley iifiii'intiii(,'. u
liirniout nt I. O. 0. V. cemetery.
Kiiiicnil fccrviceH of Josepliine Kd.
imoiiiIh i lie Jield nt dm WcuKh &
Mudoniin clitiul, Hniiday, Juiiu 7, ut
i ). in., lU'V, Jliunilloii (il'liclnlin.
IiiU'ijiiciil nt JiickhHiivillo cviiii'lery.
NOTICK.
Xollea lioroby Klvcii Hint tlii tut -dwlKHil
will Hiil' lo tho city tome
ii of tli ell)' of Medford, Omtou,
m( lu Mt rwtuiNr ;uooIhk Jmiu ic
lpl, lW n lflM to t)ll iilrltuoii
vUf un vi mH liurif In junMtl
Urn Umuih iwliwx ut hU pWv r l'llkl'
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tt tot n mM ( i MWHlIlK,
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To cigarette - smokers of
America who smoke 5c,
10c, 15c, 20c or 25c ciga-J
rettes:
Here arc Camels 20 cigarettes for 10
cents a choice blend of specially selected
Turkish and domestic tobaccos I
No man's money can buy
lightful cigarette at any price.
High grade tobacco and expert blending
gives you a cigarette that aw not bite the
tongue and leaves no agarctly taste (you
know what that means I) in the mouth.
Every time you buy another brand you're
simply wasting money and pleasure.
On sale all along the line 20 for JOc.
If your dealer can't tupplyyou, tend Wc for one
package or SI. 00 for a carton often package
(200 cigarette) , pottage prepaid. After moA
ing one package, if you don't find CAMELS
as repretented, return the other nine packagei
and we will refund your money.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winiton-Salem, N. C
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20 for ll mil
fUvnC Don't look for premium mX ml
v "1 rf- ' m Lm or rnuP', became the Bl H&
1 111 lXMVl I w WML eot of tobaccot prohibit my mm
1 LJ CSOlS ll3 '"" rou haven't kj
Tvl " mr JJpMf MPC enough money to buy i mm W
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The Biggest the Greatest Sale Ever Held "m Medford
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The entire stock of the F. K. Deel & Co. .ren,s Department, amoiintinj,' to llioiisamls upon thousand of dollaca
worth of the finest Men's Clothing in Aim t'iea, Fine Shoes, Fine Hats. (It iilleinin's FtirnihhiiiKs, etc.,
Placed in the Hands of B. W. Craig, of Portland, Ore.
Not One Article Will Be Reserved
The Entire Stock Will Be Sold At Once
miss this sale. Positively the nvt
Sale Opens Tomorrow Morning
The F. K. Deiiel S CO. QotMng-Men's
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Kfi nrl irlc in tlip stoi'O iu
(IucmI lo Id .10';; nmi uinvo.
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For Gamping
and Picnicing
Wt Imvt' tivorytliliig you
' want in tlio olwieeai nnd
lnal
; CHEESE
;( liiiporlctl ami Domestic)
SMOKED MEATS
PIOKLES
CANNED MEATS
And ninny other neeexsilies
lor the occasion
Medford Fish &
Poultry Market
I'lione !liW.
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