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MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOlU) OREGON. 'rllFRRnAY, A"P1UTj 8, 1M5
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Thtj Misses Dottlo Stowoll and Hlsa
Horath visited frlcnils In Phoenix
Wednesday.
Will O. Stool expects to leave for
Crater I.akd KrltlnJ. Ho will ac
company Assessor Grieve to Prospect
and mtilco tlio' trip thenco by foot.
At- last roportB, there was only five
fooUof snort In the park and an early
Boftson la looked for.
Tho GrlMllos hikers club will view
recent Klscr photographs of Crater
utKo anu tlio valley ni iito nurnry
fonlKlit. Tho public Is also Invited
to vlow tho hundred odd views shown.
Uavo your lawn mower sharpened
by .T. W. Mitchell, phono 320-J. tf
Attorney S. S. Pcntt, who has been
practicing law In San Francisco, Cal.,
has opened offices In tho M F. & II.
building, Medford, and will bo ideas
cd to sco his old friends and ac
quaintances. All branches or law, es
pecially corporation, domestic and
nuiiltilng, etc., Offlco hours 0 a. in.
to fi p. m. Kvcnlng hours 7:30 to
9 v- i".
Another five hundred pound ship
ment of those delicious chocolato
creams going at thirty cents a pound
at DoVoo's.
Prof, Dowman of tho high school
took ndvantatfo of tho "Cablrla"
films and roado speclnl arrangements
with tho management of tho Page
whereby tho students had the oppor
tunity of seeing this educational as
well ad spectacular film this after
noon. Maxwell Taxi Co., new cars, lDc;
Phono' S7SL, Plcrson & Tarbcll.
. .Mlsa Grace Wood Is attending' tho
M. E. church missionary society
meeting at Grants Pass.
Miss Jessie Layton of Grants Pass
was a recent .Medford visitor.
Oregonian agency at DoVoo's.
Rev. John Powers has returned
from a visit to Grants Pass.
C. A. DeVoo for subscriptions.
The annual meeting of tho Iloguo
"River Valley Baptist Young People's
union will bo held In tho Raptlst
church Friday, April 9, beginning at
3:30 p. m. All members aro urgent
ly requested to bo present. Literary
program at S:30.
"Grown In Medford" vegetable
plants for sale. Many varieties. Or
der now for futuro delivery. Mad
dox & TJonney, Portland Ave. Green
house, Phono S7R. 30
Miss Cora Crandall left last even
ing for Portland, whero sho -will visit
with friends and will return on Octo
ber 1.
'A Modern Eve" In Ashland to
night. Interurban car leaves Med
ford at 7.15, returning after perform
ance. Howard' Edward Thomas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Thomas, left for
California last week, where he will
work for tho season.
If you C. A. DoVoe, you can get
The Country Gentleman for one dol
lar.
Tho annual congregational meet
ing and social of tho Presbyterian
church will bo hold Friday evening,
April 9th, commencing at 8 p. m.
All members of tho church and con
gregation aro requested to be pres
ent. A wclcomo will bo extended
to all now members coming Into the
church since the last annual meeting,
Refreshments will bo served by tho
ld'ilics'o ftho church. Reports will
bo mado and officers will bo elect
ed. .It Is hoped that every member
of tho church and congregation will
bo present nt this meeting.
See Shaplelgh hardware Co., for
fishing tackle, especially tho boys.
Kveryono Is Invited to tho High
school Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
lo sco and hear how Instruction In
music is given In the public schools
and at 3:30 Or. Rlddcll will glvo a
stcrcoptlcon lecturo on the teeth and
mouth. This lecturo is educational
In character and will bo a great help
to mothors trying to teach children to
glvo Intelligent caro to teeth. This is
at the Page theater last night to a
Teachors circles in tho city and every
man and woman In Mcdford Is urged
ta attend,
J. 0. Corking, the best oil around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always rollablo. Negatives made any
whore, tlmo or placo. Studio 228
Main St. PlKjne 320-J.
A daughter was born Tuesday,
April Oth to, Mr. and Mrs. George I).
Peck.
'Mrs. Grin Davis of Weed, Cal., Is
spondlng n few days In tho city vis
iting; friends ami relatives.
Why not got it at DoVoe's?
O. -J. l'otrlnu of Ashland spent
W'ednosday In this city on business
and visiting friends,
Fred, Kelly of tho Llttlo Applegate
dlstrjct, spent Wednesday afternoon
In Medford attending to business.
Candy, candy; get It at DoVoo'a.
8. IJ, Holmes of lijaglo Point was
a business visitor In tho city for a
fow hours Wtednosday oftornoon.
Mrs, George Corey loft Wednes
day for Minneapolis, "whoro sho was
called by the Illness of her sister,
13. 1). Stephenson of Jacksonville
spen Wednesday In this city visiting
frloriils.
Get It at Do Voo't.
Fletcher Fish of Phoenix spent
Wednesday In Mcdford on, business.
Thomas Drake of Klamath Fatls
Is spending a few days In the city at
tending to business.
Matlneo. tho Page today.
M. J. Anderson of Grants Pass
spent Wednesday In this city and
Jacksonville attending to legal mat
ters. Wonderful Cublria Page Wednes
day and Thursday; 1B
"Cablrla" called) tho greatest of
moving plcturo films was presented
at tho Pacg theater last night to ti
largo crowd. The plcturo Is highly
Interesting, and full of beautiful
scenes. It will bo presented again
today.
Papering and painting. Phone
G44-M.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Ulrica of Jack
sonville spent Wednesday evening
in Medford visiting friends.
Father Powers of this city spent
tho first of tho week In Grants Pass.
Get your nutter, cream, milk and
nutter-mllk, at Do Voo'4.
Peter Cortim and Harold Thomas
youths arrested last Saturday night
on charges of drunkeness, have left
town according to the police. The
boys wero sentenced to thirty days
In Jail, tho samo to he suspended up
on conditions that they tell whero
they procured' tho cause of their fall.
This they refused tc do. While at
Hborty thoy departed. Tho lads aro
supposed to be hi northern Califor
nia, and will bo brought back when
located.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite
Book Store.
E. N Strong of tho Oregon Life
Insurance company of Portland, la
In tho city for a' few days attending
to company matters, and inspecting
tho local agencies.
Sco Dave Wood aoont that flro In-
turanco policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bldg.
Tho condition of Tom Fuson, 111
at his home on South Central nvc-
nuo with a touch of typhoid fever,
showed a marked improvement to
day according to the attending Dr.
Socley It Is. expected Mr. Fuson
will bo able toleavo hlc homo In a
week or ten days.
Papering and painting. Phono
544-M.
Company 7 held its regular drill
Wednesday evening with a full com
plement of men and officers. Tho
company paraded up and down Main
street executing fancy evolutions.
Fancy groceries at DoVoo's.
A Chln'eso woman escorted by a
proud looking Chinaman appeared
on tho streets this morning wearing
her natlvo garb, to-wlt, a pair of
bloomers and a long coat. Every
thing was Mongolian except a pair
of high heeled cloth topped shoes.
Wonderful Cublria Page Wednes
day and Thursday. 15
John O'Brien of tho Applegate
sient tho first of tho week In this
city attending to business matters.
Wonderful Cublria Page Wednes
day and Thursday. 1C
Tho Southern Oregon Adventlsts
will begin their annual camp meet
ing at Grants Pass May 20.
Mr. Alfred Owen, versatile vocalist,
just from Frisco, and tho Fisher,
Levey circuit, at tho It theater to
night with usual plcturo program. C
Many local pcoplo will attend the
presentation of "Tho Modern Evo nt
tho Vlnlng theater nt Ashland this
evening. A special interurban ser
vico will bo maintained.
Prof. George Rebeo of Talent Is
delivering a series of lectures on tho
'uropcan war throughout southern
Oregon, speaking at Grants Pass Fri
day ovenlng.
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Opposlto Book
Storo.
An unknown motorcyclist collided
with an auto driven by Zack Cam
eron at Rlversldb and Main evenuea
Wednesday night, duo to fast driving
nnd disregard of tho rules of tho
foad. Neither occupants wero In
jured. When your feet hurt don't try to
put up with It. Uavo them carod for
by a skilled Marlnollo operator. Tho
comfort it brings Is worth many times
the cost of treatment. Tho Marlnol
lo Hair Shop. Cora E. Utley, 407
Garnett-Coroy building. tf
The pollco this morning escorted
out of tho city two aged wanderers
'llctod to tho uso of liquor. Both
woro classed ns "moochers."
Stamped waist patterns, now stylos
for embroidering. Handicraft Shop.
WHIam Morrlam, brother of Geo.
Morriam of this city, connected with
tho freight department of tho S. P.
at Portland, has been promootcd to
tho Oakland office.
Business Is good. Milk 7c a quart.
Hoover's Dairy. IS
Miss Clali'o Burrls will leavo Sim
day on u six weeks visit with friends
In Portland and northern Wash
ington. A social will bo hold a tho Christ
ian church Friday evening, April 9th.
All Erideavorors and friends are invited.
Senator Von ilvr llellott uf Wollcn
returned this morning from attend
ance at Corvnllls nt tho regular meet
ing of tho board of regents of tho
O. A. C.
Mushrooms aro thick In tho woods
at this season after tho rains of (he
last week, and ninny people nro gath
ering this delicacy for the table. Un
less one la an expert, It Is risky, is
mushrooms nro similar to tho deadly
toadstool.
Sweet cldor at Do Voo's. .
Attorney 11. U. McCabo Attended lo
professional matters In the county
eat this morning.
Axel Lundgrcn left this morning
for the Blue l.edgo district after
spending the winter In this city and
Jacksonville.
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WASHINGTON, April 8.- Comp
troller of the Currency Williams to
day announced in a formal Mntemcnt
that irregularities discovered in the
conduct of the First National bank of
Uniontown, Ph., which closed its
doors several weeks ugo, have been
placed before the department of jus
tice. John II. Slrawn hns been ap
pointed receiver to tnkc effect
April 10.
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AT PAGE THEATRE
"Cablrla," tho fascinating photo
spcctaclo at tho Page, was thorough
ly enjoyed by a largo and apprecia
tive audience last night. Nothing of
tho kind has ever been shown In
Medford and for magnificence and
splendor, tho production has probab
ly never bcon excelled In motion pic
tures. It is founded on historical
facts, and coming nt a tlmo when the
newspapers everywhere aro given
vcr to what is llkoly to provo tho
greatest war In history, "Cablrla"
has an added Interest. Tho produc
tion has claimed tho attention of
tho foremost critical writers both in
this country and Europo and boon
declared tho most romarkablo work
ever disclosed upon tho screen. Tho
mechanical effects probably havo
novcr been equalled. Tho work Is
dignified and exalted and thcro Is a
realism about it that is gripping.
Tho spectacular features aro wonder
ful, especially tho crossing of tho
Alps by Hannibal; tho eruption of
Mt. Aetna, the burning of tho Roman
fleet before Carthago, tho stego and
capturoof Carthago and many oth
ers. In order to accommodato tho
public, tho performance begins at 2
p. m. and runs continuously until
midnight.
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CLASSES TO EXHIBIT
Ah interesting exhibition of miibic
clnhbeH will he giu-n T'ridny, April I),
nt 3 p. m., n( llio high m-IiooI build
ing, when tho fifth grade or the Lin
coln school, pupil of M-n Willi.-., and
the fifth grade of the WiiNliiiigtun
school, pupils of Miss .Mycr, will
appear. The third grade pupil.s of
Mis Vnn .Meter and the i'irnt grade
under Mis Huskiiis, will ulxo give
some interesting exercised, the whole
under the direction of the music mi
pervisor, Miss Coffin. Tliit work
will ho found interesting to nil, nuil
a large attendance iti desired. '
Immediately following is the Mcr
copticon lecture by Dr. Hiddell on tin
euro of tho mouth mid teeth. Dr.
Riddell is ho we'll known that no com
ment is needed to inmire a large and
appreciative hearing, while tho' im
portance of tho topic is Mich Unit no
parent will feel thoy can afford to
miss it nt the high school Friday,
3 p. in.
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Presbyterlari Church
the regular imnuiil congiegatiunul
meeting of the Presbyterian churcl
will bo held on Friday evening, April
U, commencing ut 8 p. m. Hepoits of
nil departments of tho chuicli will be
made. Each department is required
to havo its report written out nnd
some one appointed to read it. Eld
ers and trustees ami deacons and
deiicojiosHes will bo elected. Follow
ing tile business will bo u social time,
nnd the ladies of the church will
servo refreshments. All members of
the church nro urged to bo picsent ut
this annual meeting. A welcome will
lie extended to the new members who
hrtvo come into the church shicu our
Inst minimi mealing, May wo see
every member of tho cluirch mid con
gregation present.
( 0)y frrdertof Slid, session nnd board
Ui IIUOICCS, I
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FALED
BIKE
SCHQO
CLIMATIC FEATURES
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BE DILI UPON
To the l-MHor: ,; ,f
Permit me, throng), ymii cMeeu)cd
rohimiiti, to,,cull allcnliou ,to .finite
valuable 'features pertaining li the
lingua Kivcr valley, invlpidy,' ihhnblc
residential climatic conditions, that
has fow, if any, equals, which should
be liberally advertised, selling forth
the absolute fuels as tekotr from the
weather bureau records. The writer
has lived in this region tho past
twelve years, during which time 1
have not se'ci a winter thnt is in re
ality entitled to tho term, In compar
ison with tho northern nnd 'astern
slates, but lo draw, on .memory for
accurate data is not sijfe, bonce re
course. t record". lluf constantly
wade through years of diiln for any
particular feature is not to lie even
thought of, unless it is t case of life
and dentil, or trial by jury, for which
reason tho writer coujiiled the cli
matic chart of tho Kogue Hiver val-
ley, so that any and nil features can
be seen at a glance, and just as can-
ily rend as i teil-ineli themiomelcr,
showing tho annual average, the
monthly nverage, together with the
highest and lowest points in each
mouth during tho life of tho Medford
station, in complete years of 1012,
1913 nnd 1011.
Compiircd With Ia Angeles
Now, in order to prove thnt wo have
n dcsirablo climate, let us. compare
it with Los Angeles' climate, which is
considered very choice, indeed. Med
ford clean weather average, 41 per
cent clear; Los Angeles 1914 weather
average 47 per cent clear; Loa An
geles tempenilure 00 degrees, Med
ford average tempemturo 52.1)." de
grees; Medford average Humidity
70.48 per cent, Los Angeles 1014
humidity 70 per cent: Los, Angeles
1014 wind, miles per hour, G.C; Med
ford livorage wind, miles, per hour,
4.41; M,edford average rainfall, 10.01
inches; Lof Angeles average rainfall,
13.71. . , .
Tho writer desires to call special
attention to February rind March as
found in the Iloguo Hiver valley.
Note February has 45 per cent clear
mid March 43 per cent clear, with the
provmliug wtndti from t southeast,
which has nu nveragu of 3.0 miles
per hour, au'd an averngo tempera
ture of 4i..r) degrees. Surely this can
not be classified ns winter weather.
In talking or writing about this eli-
mate, (be half will ordinarily not be
believed, us it is truly so ;ood that
nu nverage written desiriptiou will
not bo credited, but with u chart in
bund every feature can be looked up
and compared with other regions.
During tho summer the prevailing
winds nrc from the northet, giving
cool, refreshing nights; during Jul
nnd August humidity nt times drops
down to 9 per cent moisture, with nu
nverage of 50.5. Samo months at
Los Angeles humidity for 1014 aver
aged about 80.
KlevAtlon of County
Hitunlcd as tho valley is, inland
about sixty to eighty miles from the
Pacific ocean, sheltered by the coast
range of mountains, with the flour of
tho valley at nu elevation of nbout
1000 feet as an average, and tho foot
hills residence region ranging from
1500 to 'J000 feel, from there back,
the foothills graduate into mountains,
somo of which have an elevation of
over 81100 and 0000 feel. Him Hock
at Craler Lake is in places 8150 feet,
m. Scott 80.18 feet, Ml. McLaughlin
0700 feet, and many others of less
elevation. The grimier portion of nil
this region lias a heavy stand of coin
mercial timber. These features aro
merely mentioned to show llio storm
wall of protection for the Iloguo
Hiver valley. While this 4imii(o is
enjoyed by many, there is room and
welcome for thousniiijs more. It can
bo relied upon to treat all alike, saint
or sinner, good or poor soil, Die only
condition exacted is to be here to en
joy il, as it cannot be transported.
DcWinblo Condition
Knowing that these conditions are
much dcsiied by many that spend
much money and time dodging bliz
zards, cyclones mid Heavy freezing,
that if the true climiltlc conditions
of this region waif brought to their
attention ns jih Ideal place for n
homo, many splendidly appointed
bourns will bo (ho icsult. CoinnicrcJiil
results will follow of its own accord,
and nil the undeveloped commodities.
will receive attention. Hut let the
homo bo provided first, ,
E. W. LILJrXJItXN.
Medford, Or.
NKW YOHICi April 8.--TI10 extra
ordinary gyration of lUtlilrhein Steel
furnished the ricnsiitioiiul feature of
today's stock market, its course
strongly suggesting it "corner." Tho
stock opened at an advance over tho
previous day mid by noon it Hall at
tained a new high record at 0O3i.,
OF VALLEY SHOULD
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GRAZING
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j&Ml'hincn of llio'conuli'.v lyint; east
n Ashland, phifnjuliuly
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tin'
dim
Dead Indian (uld Kceno cuek
tiiels, aro Holding- iilnccllng in 111"
biiHcuteul of tht'Vuhlhr library today,
discussing matters appertaining to
graring, salting, fencing of forest
jcfci'vo range. Practically cvorv see
lain of tho'dmitluuiytum putt oT the
county Is ioue.sent'edi mining the half
hundred cattle nnd sheepmen 'In at
tendance. U is tho largest attended
stock meeting hold in ths city in
years, nnd is a barometer of the
growing importation of stock rais.iur
in siuitherii Oregon, The session is
expected to coneliidc tomorrow with
the formation of nu orgiiuii'.atiou,
The morning; session was devoted to
the organising of a tciunorary body,
Forest Supervisor Mnrlln L. l!ric)
son ncting as chairman, mid 1111 ad
dress by Clncf (1 rarer T. ,L Mclven
rie of Portland on the federal rule'
nnd regulations covering tho suiting
of stock. Ah most of the rangn lies
within tho jurisdiction of the, '('niter
Lnkc national forest, forestry offic
ials are (ti attendance, explaining (he
federal laws, etc.
One n'f'tho objects of llio-mooting
is to secure a wider distribution of
the stock, stockmen of the Dead In
dian ami Keeue creek districts claim
ing their range in overstocked. An
ndjtrstmcut of this phase will be
reached this aftenufoii.
Owing to the rough naturn of the
range, salting is an important feat
ure, and notno common ground for t)io
carrying on of this wotk will he
reached. It is proponed to havo
salting spots scnttcrcd over tho en
tire district, instead of ona or two
districts as now. When the stock
becomes salt hungry they flock to
these places, thus wandering off their
own range.
At the morning Rcssion there was
aUo a diAcussioiyif the rights of
sheepmen nnd ,lho lifeguards grunted
I hem by the federal authorities, to
prevent trespassing.
Among the official pr -enl is For
ct Supervisor L. I". Itartrum of the
Uiupipin reserve, from llocburg.
I'OUTLAXt), Oro April K.Phy
slclann attending Wllunn T. llnmo,
an attorney, who was shot yesterday
by Frank A. Conseutlno nfter nu al
tercation In tho formers office, an
nounced today that unless compiled-'
tlous set In ho would n cover
SANI'Of?D
The best presentation of
the immensely popular
cut-a-way shape.
Collars
The leading men's wear stores
have Ido Silver Collars or can nc l
then for you butlf you have the
slightest bother, write us lorn H-t
01 our ccaiers ncarcu you. r
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IN FOREST RES
RES
Big Auction Sale
at Wilt H. Wilson's, the
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entire stock at 130 N. Front
St. will be sold without
reserve Saturday, April 10.
Sale starts promptly at
1:30. Terms strictly cash.
WILL H. WILSON
The Live Wire, Auctioneer
NJONGIN
HALTS
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' ODI.D HILL, Oro.. April . Tho
city coilnell of Clottl UllI met In reg
ular. Dorfidoil tail lilghl to consider
(djlii'rjir limlalffillon 'of' titrcct light
lug' nj-Rtiini; aipj eleulrlg current to
operate the same, and luntallatlon of
electric pumping system with electric
current to operate the same,
Hhortly before 7 o'clock nil incin-
beis of the city eouell worn served
with a restraining older from tho
court, restraining- thorn from enter
ing Into a contract for pumping city
water with tho California-Oregon
Tower company, alleging an a reason
that under ordinances now In effect,
tho Hogiin ltlver Public Service cor
poration Is tlio only company that
Iiiih tho right to rurulnh this electric
power.
On opening bids, tho only bids ac
companied by certified checks, woro
tliopoof the California-Oregon Power
company, and the city council there
upon passed two resolutions by a
majority of f to 1 liiHtriutlug tho
mayor nnd rlty recorder to enter
Into contract with tho California
Oregon Power company for electric
street lighting and electric pump
lug, subject to tho dissolving of tho
restraining order from tho court.
After transacting a few Ileum of
routine business, tho council ad
journed to meet Saturday night, April
10th to canvass tho votes cast In
the city election of last Monday.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Tho funeral of C. T. ..Nicholson of
tho Willow Spring district, fatlmr
of Horace G. Nicholson of Oils rlty,
who died at tho home of his son, 5.10
South Central avenue, Tuesday morn
lug, April '., ago SO ars, 1 month,
nnd -ti days, of bronchial pneumonia,
will be held from tho homo of II (1.
Nicholson, r.no South Csntrnl avenue.
Thursday afternoon nt 2 o'clock, In
terment In Iho I. 0. o. F. cemetery.
Ho was a farmer and had lived In tho
Itoguo lllvar valley for 23 years.
Deceased Is survived by four child
ren, two sons nnd two daughters,
II. (1. Nlclmlkon of this city, W. K.
NlchoUou of Port Klamath, Mrs. 12.
.M. I.cevnr of Fort Klamath and Mrs.
Fred Hhiglo or Couulllo Orcuou, and
Mrs. II. N. Mutlor of Itoguo llivor.
Mr. Nicholson wns well known
throughout .Southern Oregon where
he had scores of friends and acquain
tances. JO
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inessngo In not for you. Hut If oti
vnluo tho precious gilt of sight; It
you wish to retain It; If you nppro
clato skill, then It U for you, nnd
you nro asked lo count whero ahso
luto accuracy In correcting defects
Is plnced above ovcry other con
sideration. DR. 1UCKERT
KVi: HHJIIT HI'KCIAI.IST
Bulto 1-3 over Deuols.
For That New
SPRING SUIT
Tailored to Fit
KLEIN
128 Enst
MAIN
Upstairs
SEE
WHEN YOU THINK OF
TIRES
THINK OF
GATES
Interurban Autocar Co.
CAit iiinvics Mi;m'oiti I'oit ahii.
li.Wll HAIIiV, nxcept Htuiday at
H no a. in., II 00 a. m., 1:IG p.
m, :t ' 3 0 p. to., and r,:ir, p. m.
Also at 11: lu p, in. on Ait in day
only.
Holidays car leaves at 8:00 a. in.,
Ma m , 2 p. m. 5 p. in. and !:3() p.m.
c.mi i,i:.vjus j'ou cic.vntAij
I'OINT liAII.V, oxcejit Hiinday, 8:10
a. m, 11:10 a, m 1:10 p. in. mid
IrllO p. in.
.Sunday leaves at 10:00 a. m., 1:00
p. in. nnd S:l(l p. hi.
'.H MtWIX CIJNTItAh I'OINT
I'OU MIIIiI'DltO at :Ifi a. in., 12:00
p. m., 2 05 p. in. nnd IfiO p. m. Hun
day leaves at li):LT. a. in., l:'M, p. m
and 0.00 p. m,
THE BIG GRAY CAR
When In Need
of a Cleaner
or Dyer
PHONE 244
Best of Workmanship
HOCHA.MMK.U)
Importod Porchoron stallion ownod
by Walter Kltto, will mako tho soa-
sen: Mondnys and Tuesday at Ash
land llvory Btahlo! Wednaaduyp and
rnursuny. ot it. w, noli nson's. Tal-
out; Fiidnyaand flaturdays, Vlncnut'u
nam, Muiiroru, mono 1a, JncuHOtt
vlllo, Or,
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