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All communications should bo In
liy Trlilny. Address uncloty cJltor,
or Phono 75.
Thf Hi enter .toilfoiil rlnli iiiim
1ml will lut hi'lit at Ilic Hlar TIiimiHt
tifxt Monday, April I'.'tli, tit :t p, in.
Mm, 'I'hlerolf, wbo wim .to liuvo
been Hid IiomIkhn prepared u firm pin
It rum boforn IcnvliiK for Him I'ran-
I'IhCO,
Mix, Thlorolf U one of our best
Itnown mill moid popular nolo kIiik
cm nml wt coiiKiiiluliilit her on her
I'liniicn for HtmlyliiK volcn under
HlTIIIIIII (ll'IIKI,
Mm, Wiiioii Vim tor Mill tal.o
charito of tin1 proitrmn next Momluy,
Tin violin hoIo played liy Mr,
Janes h written by (IrolK, nml U n
i; i u I coiiipoHltloii ieiiilrliii: unusual
tt'clinlrul hIIII nml delicacy of per
ception to IntnrpiKl.
The vocul diii't between Mm, An
dcroii mill MIm llniclrlKK Ik u bur
Itmcpm on eluli noiuen. Tim two
linllen tiro (IrlnliliiK ten toKotbor nml
ii n pnitoKtliiK nKnlimt thn new rer
tor'n wife who Imw moved ut tlio cluti
Hint Hi n Indies title be In ken from
mul they In- dimply called plain Mm.
Thin duet In n mirth rnUtiiK Reloc
Hon nml will pleasu every nun,
Tlio rcnillni; hy Minn Doris Hulll
vnn culled n (irciip from a iiilnlntcrn
wooIiir, ba n very dramatic hltmc
Hon nml IioIiIh tint Interest lo the
ml.
Don't fowl the, dole, April 12th
nt tn Htnr Theater. The program In
iik follow h:
IMiiiio Duet "Overture Ituy llluc"
Op. !'.' ... Mendeliinohii
Peru llutrhlnon Venltn Hamilton
Holo (a) "lleloveil"
( ) b "Somewlierii n Voire In CnlllnK"
Toto
,MIn rioreure HmelrlKR
Violin nolo "Sonata" No. 3 Op. -in
Grk'K
Mr. Carlton Jnuen
Mrx. It. i:. Mnrsh, Arcotnpnnlnt
Holo "Hurst Ye Apple lltnln"
, , Kmory
Mr. Hurt Anderson
Moving I'lrlure
Courtesy of Mr. Ilernnnl
Heading, Kelectnl Mint Doris Sullivan
Duet "Mr. Doctor mul Mm. Proctor"
A, Hchaffer
31m. Ilert Anderson, Minn I'lotence
HnzelrlKK
.Madam 'unmtilt of Andrews Opera
company will hIhk If In tho city.
Mrn. J. T. Conrad, 032 Palm St.,
entertained Hie Missionary noclety of
Hie M. V., church Koulh Wednesday
afternoon. Thu prouram wan an
fol tewn:
Souk "Yield Not to Temptation."
I'rnyer hy Mm. II, 8, llrmihniu.
Illlilo lesson Matt. 8 chnptur, Mm.
T. 8. llrandon.
Paper, A iNiimo and Her Work nt
Antwerp, Mm. Hiikciio Whipple.
UenilliiK. "A aiiiKlo Soul," Mm.
Itlley I), I lennon.
Vocal nolo, "My Mother'n Prnycr"
Mm, John Mulder,
Paper, Wight Vno of StowunUhlp,
Mm. II, M, llrauhmn,
Vocal iluet, "Tho UrldKO," 31m.
Itlley I). lIuiiHon, Mm. 4. T. Tonrail.
Paper, Tho Iteform of tho l.mlleH'
Alii, Mm. II. I I'lfer.
Vocal nolo, "8lnR Mo to Sleep,"
Mm, John Holder.
llonodlctlon.
At tho clono of tho program Mm.
Conrad Murved ilnlnty rcfrcMimunu.
I'ourtoiui woro pronont,
Mr, and Mm. llort Coffin enter
tained I'rlduy uveiilut; with 11 ilunc
liiK party In honor of Minn Iluhy llll
Kr of Seattlo.
Tho 100111H worn proltlly decorated
with miinzanltn mid wild minflow
oiM, while JapancHo lnntorua and
candloH lighted tho ard mid houno.
Punch wan Horvod from a hootH on
thn iorch which wiih a liowor of
flowers.
After dmicliiR dainty rofreahiuonts
woro Bnrvod.
TIioho prenent wero MIhboh Huhy
HllKor, Dot llorry, I.oIm KnteB May
1 lotto, Until Paxon, Iouo Klyiui,
Krancln Klnnoy, Mm. Wuyno Leovor
and Mm. llort Coffin; Monnm. Ilor
holt Douel, Hay UiiIIIh, I.oiitiHford
lllnck, KdBon Joronio, Horace llront"
ley, Hlinor Kohh, Kranlc Knrroll, Mr.
I.oovor and Mr. Coffin,
Mm, DliiKliam or South Central
wiih BRreouhly mirpilyod hy a nuni
her of tho 0. A. Jt. Post and W. It.
C. latU Wodiicmduy ovonltiK It holnrr
lier hlrthdny annlvoraary. Lunch
eon wiih anrvod and a nodal tlmo was
had. lCvory ono pronont feollnif Uioy
had Iteon well repaid for IioIiik thoro,
IVldity iifleniiMUi I he Pnreiit
Tenelii'ih' rlrele of (lie Wimliinloii
Hi'lionl hold it m met'lliiK ill Hie lilli
seliool MHHCiutilv loom, In which wen
inilt'd Hie inrinlHtx o' nil I lie eirclcH
lo lihtcu lo it Hiiecinl nrourum. .Mm,
llolmcr, the preNiilent, opeiieil tin
hchmIoii ly inlrodiieintr MInm Coffin,
wlin, im NiinervlHor of tmifcic In cil.v
heliimlH, hIiiiwciI tho imkI work hIid
wiih lining through the oxerelMCH in
Nolmi.iiliou utiil wnril hliiuitig given
hy iiii1Im of the fifth grnilen from tlm
I.iiicoln nml Hie WiiHhlnglou hehooW,
eloNiug with n wliiHlliug ehiniiH whn-li
wiih well received. I he, incMplenl at
thin time made iiuuouuri'iueiitH: The
Minimal training department under
I'rnfcMor Hull would reinuiu open
thiotigh the Hiunmer. Thai Hie joint
I'lireiit-TeaeherH' eirelcM would in
May hold a iccepllon for I'rnlcxMir
ColliiiM, iippieeiative of Iiih effieicnev
during the yeni-H he Iiiih heeii Ihe
head of our hcIiooIm; 11 fnrewell re
ception In him, mid tn the full 11 wel
coming one to leaclieiH,
The ehiiinnuii Hum announced Hint
Dr. i:. (1, lliddell would tall; to ns
on the Hiihjcct, "Teeth mul .Mouth,"
illustrating with letcoiicuu virus.
He licjjitu hy happily hoping lo make
hi pint of the program tin cutcituiu
iug its Hie mitsienl uiimher. His lec
ture wiih repleto with instinctive
faclH on the fonualion mid erne ol
the lecth, gave simple lilies for eat
ing, Hind teaelicm iiinv instruct, hut
umthciH must see (he instructions uir
enrried out; that htntistieH showed
that ehildrcii with good teeth sin
piiHsnil (hose with Mior teeth, Imlh
physically mill mentally, lie spoil
of minimis and other diseases of
mouth mul Hitoat, their cause, had
effects mid eorieclious. In coiicIiih
inn, he miggcMcd Hint the 1'ateut
TeaehciH' cirelcn might iliscusn the
ipiesliou of free dental inspection for
ehildieii of Medium, staling thai
iiicuiherH of the denial profession
would he rcadv to meet with them to
discuss Mich 11 plan. His talk was
much enjoyed and verv henelieiul.
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The Women's College eluh met this
afternoon at the homo of Mrs, Por
ter .1. Nel'f. "ltl llehnout. The house
wiih nitistieally decorated to repte
sent it Holland home. The subject for
the day wiih "TIiu Sehoids of Hol
land," which wiih aldy handled hy
Mrs. T. .1. .Miilmgieu of Phoenix, who
for several yearn taught in the high
schools up Holland. Later a Dutch
lunch wiih served. Much lueuihcr
citme away feeling as if she had real
ly spent the afteriioou in Holland.
The committee in charge wns: .Mrs.
loiney, chmimau; Mrs. .Moody, Mrs
llnskins, Mm. Mcnnett mul .Mis.
Miilingrcu.
Mm. Wihncr Cmtwright cntci tinn
ed informally on Kiiditx' iiftcnioou in
honor of Mrs. If. (1. llelwig, who
leaven miioii for San Francihco. The
different rooms wero artistically dee-
orated with apple hlossomn mul five
bundled wiih played. Mrs, Alheit
Orr won first prire, while .Mm, Masil
(Iiegory won tho consolation. Mrs.
llelwig wiih pieseutcd with a hand-
painled lea set iih n souvenir from her
Mcdford friends. Those ptcscut
were: Mcmlnnies King, Oregory,
.Smith, Wagner, Schmidt, Orr, llel-
wig and Ciiitwriuht.
Tlie Wednesday Study club enjoy,
cd "mi iiftcnioou of music" at tho
lust meeting April 7. Mm. Vawtc;
had charge of the piogram nml tend
mi excellent paper on "Music of
Knglmul and Wulc," illustrating the
miisin of Hie diffcn-nt composers by
ivfiiiilii played on dm Victioln, Mm.
I'liKo in ".Musical KventH" read very
interesting ilcms of current events
in tho musical world. The music was
a pleasant variation oJ' tho usual pro
gram and wiih greatlv enjoyed.
A very enjoyable time was had
Tuesday night at the informal dance
given hy tho KInh for lu members
mid f 1 ic mix of tho lodge. The com
mittee in charge of the evfuini: was
composi;d of Messrs. 0. O. Alemlc iff r,
A. h .Uosfiihatun, Knrl Oaddis, John
llnrnchurg and Sum IticlituiR
Cole HohneH enloiialiied at uimii
formal paily Krid(iy f veiling for Karl
Trowhridgf, who Ifavcs soon for his
homo in Hancock-, Mich. Those prcx
fnt fif i Mr. and Mm. Springer, Mis
hum lliuuiau, l.nuiin lliummi mul
Karl Trowhiidgf.
Mr, and Mrs. S. S. Smith, Mixsim
Helen Yockey nnd Klhel Cnrify at
tended "A Modern Kve" at Ashland
Tliursday evening.
Thu Saturday Collego club mc at
Ihe homo of Mrs. Poller .1. Keff on
lluhuont nvcutio litis afternoon.
Mr. mid Mrs. Will Ililllo of n1il
Hill wero gucHls of Mr, ami Mm. A.
F. Sloiinell lust Sunday.
Minn Mary Trowhrldgo entertained
at her homo Thursday oVenlng with u
Idtchen Dlinwcr In honor of Minn
Kdlth WIIkoii.
Th gucnU wero rcquentcd to conic
III kitchen apioiiM, thono who did hot
being penalized.
After tho arrival of tho guests, the
Fluent of honor wnn given a illnhpmi
and rcipicxtud to demonntrnto hor
skill nt hicad halting, 011 lifting tlm
cover discovered tho gifts. Thorn
wnn much merriment tin encli pnekngn
wnn opened nml dlscloncd Home ar
ticle of kitchen war.
The rent of tho evening wnn spent
n mimic and convcrnntloti after which
n chaffing (Hull ntippcr wnn served.
Tho hotino wns prettily decorated
with wild flowers.
Tho Invited guents wero Mlnnen
IMIth Wllnnn, Mario and Uiihy I.of
Inml, Kllaheth and I .aura Klchardit,
Ijnirn Trelchler, (ieulnvo Worlmnn,
Alice Porbes, llou'l Putnoy and Mm.
Hoot.
A very plcnnanl Mirprlne party was
enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mm.
A. It. (iarretlHoii, r.llt South Central
I'rldny evening, tho occnnlon being
the blrthdny of Mr, Onrrettnon,
Tim evening wan spent at enrdn,
and inunlc, and nt 1 1 o'clock, n dainty
two coumo luncheon wan served, and
thn guentn departed for their respec
tive homes.
Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs.
A, It. Onrrettsoii, Mr. ami Mm. Ilert
Orr, Mr, nnd Mm. Win. Scnrle, Kthel
Price, l.nwlntoii, Idaho, Margaret Al
ii 11, Dorn Smock, Vera Merrlman,
Myrtle Itlnkeloy, Alfrettn Oarrettson,
I'lorence McCoy, nml little Tlielma
MrCoy, Miles Stewart, John Moffatt.
Ilert Uiwreuce, Herbert l.aunspach,
Ikv I'rldegnr.
Mrn, Arthur Nnwman of tho Wont
nrluml orchards, entertained n num
ber of friends at her beautiful homo
Saturday night. The occasion he
lug In honor of Mr, Nowiunn's blrth
dny. A sumptions dinner was served
nt K o'clock, after which inunlc and
gitiues was enjoyed until a lute hour
after which tho guentn departed
wishing Mr. Newman much hnppl
nens and n long life.
Those preient worn Mr. ami Mrs.
John A. Anderson, Mr. and Mrn.
Itlley I), llcnson, Messrs. Harry An
derson, Uo)i Andernon, Arthur
lllnklo, Theodoro Anderson, Leonard
Carlson, ltlchnrd and Sutton Ander
son, I). S. Wood and Minn Klla An
dernon, James nml Stanley Hlnc Hen
son. Commencing Saturday, April 17, at
1:1.) p. in., the Star theater will give
a series of photoplays, especially ar
ranged for children and young peo
ple. The program for April 17 will
appear at 11 later date. These enter
taiuiuciitH uif recommended hy a
committee representing the Greater
Mcdford club, the College Women's
club, the Unimii league ami all of the
Parfnt-Tfachfis,' circlf of the citv.
Miss May Hoko entertained Tues
day afternoon for Misn Hubv Ililgfr
of Scattlf mul Mm. licit Coffin. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in
fancy work and music. Thoso pros
cut weic: Mrs. Wnyue I.cevcr, Mm.
A 1; ncs Merrill, Mm. licit Coffin, Miss
Milger, Miss Dot Horry, Miss Cath
ulino Illack, Miss Itnth Pnxon, Miss
I.oix IMes, MihH lone Flynn, Miss
Anna Piirucker mul Mrs. Hoke.
Minn I.orninc lllilou rnterlaincd
Tuesday evening nt her home on
Wfst Maui street for Karl Trow
bridge, who leaves soon for his home
nt Hancock, Mich.
Mm. Albfrl lloppin nml Miss Julia
Ilnppin returned Friduv from a two
mouths' Hip to Honolulu.
Baby of Future
is Considered
Much thoucht lm been Riven In lata
ycurn to tho subject ot maternity. In
too cities ttiero nro
maternity hopltals
cnulpiioil with mod
ei a method. Hut
moat women prefer
tavir own lioinfH mm
In tlio towns una vll
luees must prefer
thorn. And slnco
thin Is true, wo know
from tho urvut many
piemiiii luttora writ
ten on tho subject Mint our "Mother's
mena" is a great Help to expectant
mothers. They write of tho wonderful
relief, how It seemed to ullow tho
muscles to oxiuind without imduo strain
and what a splendid Intlueuee It was 011
the 'lervous system. Buch helps an
"Mother's lYIend" and tliu bruuder
knowledvo or thvm should huvo u helpful
Influence uhii babies of the future.
In a llttlo boolt for such women theso
points uro more thoroughly brought out
und a copy will bo mailed, to unyono who
will send tin their iinmo nnd address.
''Mother's ,Prlcnd" Is sold lu all drug
stores und highly recommended for Its
timely usefulness, Its snfeness and the
reul help It uffonls. Ask for It at tho
ntoro nnd wrlto us for tho book, Ilrad
Hold Itevuiiitor Co., ail J-aiuuc JJUtf..
Atlanta, U4.
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Tho llnptlsl Voung Peoplo'n Union
Association of (ho Itogiio river vnl
toy unit at tho IlnptlKt church on I'rl
dny, DclegnlcM from Ashland, Knglo
Point nnd (limits Pass, woio In nt
tciidant'c. After the biinlnenn ses
sion, rofrcshnionts wero nerved fol
lowed by mi address by Hov. H, A.
Douglnn of (Irantn Pans,
After Hi" add rem it delightful pro
gram was rendered.
Several ntliiihom woro olavcd by
(be Ashlnml Sunday school orchen-1
trn, 1
' Heading, Mrn, Louln llenuctt. 1
Selection, Ashlftnd miilo guuret.
Heading, Miss (iraco Ilratncy.
Selection, main qiinrtot of tho
Mcdford llnptlst church.
Piano duet, Mlnsns Stownrt nnd
lllnckford.
Solo, Mlsn Florence Hnzelrlgg.
Hong, Dr. Carlow.
The evening was enjoyed by all
ami n hearty wolcotno was extended
the visitors to come again.
The Woiiicii'h Home Missionary so
(iely of Ihe Presbyleiioii church held
their icgiilnr tiicctiiig Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. It. W.
Clancy on Mcdford Heights, Mm.
Iloseoe Jiihnson had charge of the
program inn! guve n paper 011 "The
Moiintiilneem." Mm. Toiney led Ihe
devotional exercise. Verv interesting
lettem were icnd from inissionnrics
of the mountain regions of Kentucky,
Tennes'.ce, North Carolina nnd Mis
souri, which were very much en
joyed.
Hey. ami Mm. Vadcr of Omuls
Pass wnc guests of the society for
Hie afternoon. There wn n very
gftod attendance nuil 11 most delicious
luncheon was served nfter the meet
ing'. Mr. nnd Mm. IJnncy Wnllcr of
lloss Lane gave n surprise birthday
parly Fiiday evening, April 2, in
honor of Jiiiiich Walter. The evening
was spent with gntnes nnd a contest.
A two-course luncheon was served.
Mm. f I runt Allttcr and Mm. II. Hello
I.oomis iis,iscil the hostess.
A linen shower was given Thurs
day afternoon at tlio homo of Mm. J.
T.Davis, 1021 WVrst, Ninth sticct, in
honor of Miss Kvft Warren, thirty
seven guests being present. Iteftcsh-
Mi'iiN were sorvvil.'
A linen crowd attended the dance
at the Natntoriiim given by the young
nml married ladies)! (lie Catholic
church Monday evening. The music
wns fuiiiWIicil hv llnrelrigg's orches
tra. I
Mm. Jifp Andrews cuterlaincd Iho
Ntillo Hridge dob at her home on
South Orange tercet Thursday after
noon, The Oirlh' Thursday club was en
tertained ut the home of Mis Fern
Hutchinson on South Orange street.
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"WHY MARnY WHEN THE ACTING
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tfCk IT32X Cldxire.
Inn Claire, Hie "Quaker Girl," whoso Imml and heart hnvo been sought
by scions of the houses of Astor nnd Vamlcibilt, declares that single life's"
the life for her.
''Why jnnrry n millionaire when you can ho n star in vaudeville?"
she would like to know.
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Parts aro bolng assigned nnd work
In progressing at a rapid rate In Iho
ojM'rotta, "A Nautical Knot, or tho
Hello of Harnntapoolo," to be pro
duced by the Mcdford high school
chorus under the direction of Minn
lnoz Coffin, In the near future. Thin
operetta by William Ilhys Herbert
and Maud Klizaboth Inch In ono of
their moil popular numbers, abound
ing an It does In music of exceptional
beauty und piquancy nnd dialogue,
which for cleverness and humor
could not bo surpassed. The super
visor feoln that one of tho most
pleasing merits of Its production
will bo thn choriin work, consisting
ns It will of work tn ono, two. three
and occasionally four parts In both
male and female voices. Tho pro
duction Is Interspersed with solos,
dtietn, trios, etc. Thirty-five girls
and twenty boyn have enrolled for
this work. The tltlo rolo will bo sung
by Minn Marie Klfort. You can't af
ford to miss It.
Mrs. Hiiiinu Cuntwcll nnd Miss
I Agues Hicks, who have been spending
tho winter with K. K. Kelly and fam
ily, left Thumday for their home in
Indianapolis-, Ind.
Tho Itooscvelt school will give
"Midsummer Night's Dream" nt tho
Page theater, Friday, May 7. They
have hecn reading and rehearsing
since February. 1 .
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WILL IT RAIN?
WILL IT RAIN ENOUGH?
WILL IT RAIN AT THE RIGHT TIME?
If you have a water supply, this prohlom can he Bot
tled with nn electric motor.
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Production and not acreage is the measure of profit
and moisturo at the right time and at tho right' tem
perature all the time is tho measure of production.
A ONE-nOKSEPOWER MOTOR will deliver 9.6
acre foot running 24 horn's per day for 120 days.
A ONEJIORSEPOAVER LOTOR costs t;25,00 for -an
irrigation season of si.x months.
Wo will furnish you with an estimated cost on any
proposed irrigation plant.
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IS GOOD?" ASKS QUAKER GIRL
The Alumni informal, which is to
take place Tuesday evening, prom
ises to lie one of tho most enjoyable,
affairs of the season. It will be
given in the small Natntoriiim hall,
the music being furnished by Messrs.
Iluzelrigg and Curtis. Invitations
have been extended tn nil nlnmni,
thigh school students nnd 11 few out-
sulers. From all present indications
it is thought that n mint vxecllont
crowd will attend.
Mm. W. II. MeOowan entertained
the Wednesday Hridge club nt her
home on Mistletoe street, Wedncidny
afternoon.
Miss Ituby Hilgcr of Scuttle is the
guest of her cousins, Mm. Hcrt Cof
fin und Mis Dot Horry.
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FIRST ARREST
FOR SPEED! PON
PACIFIC
BAY
A wnrrnnl wns issueil out of ..Tits
tic Tu.vlor's court tliii momliiff for
tho nrrcst of Vcrl 0. Mnrnthouse for'
speedinjr on tlio Pitcifio liiKhwfty.
nistnet Attorney Kelly ilcclurcfl
Hint n speed cop with nn nuKimobiln
will be plnccd on tin; highway to trnp
violntoiH nml tlmt inotoristH und mo
torcyclifics who nro seokiiif; new rf-o
onls on the highway lind better heel
themBclvcs with the wlicrcwithnl for n
healthy fine before ninttincr in.
tit rf rihlo. Cltr t TolfJ,, Ian CoaMr.
I'riok J. I hur mk nalb that b I walor
pirlnf ot tb arm of I. J. (.tnjr Co., d
leg luln In t Cltr nt Tnlnlo. toon I r 1B,1
S(( aforrHM. ami that aaM firm will par
thn amn of O.SK IIIIMIUCO IMII.I..UW lot
tarb atMl nrtY '" "' ('tarth that cannot ti
curtd If Iti ma tit Haifa Catarib Cuta,
rn.vNic j. cnnnr.T.
Fwarn In hfr anj anberlbrl In ar
prnrorr, tbti Oik ilajr of l'n mtt. A. D 1114,
fkaL A. W, nt.T..KOS,
Notarr rubtu.
Hall's Catirth Car If takrn latfrnillr au.t
aria illrartlr upon lb hlorl anil inumui aur
lux ut tb a;atani. S't tar taatlmuBlala,
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Hold T U Drnttlota. 7.V.
Tab Hall's Tamllr 1'llla tar cooatfpatloo.
Wo have Inaugurated a
, New Quick
Breakfast Service
Drop In and enjoy ono of our dairy
or special breakfast dishes. It IU
bo a treat and surprise to you.
Did you know that wo aro serving
T1IK FIXF-ST TWO-WT DINNER
IX TOWN.
ELECTRIC KITCHEN
109 West Main Strecl
OPKN DAY AND NIOIIT
Interurban Autocar Co.
CAK LEAVF-S MEDFORD FOIt ASH
LANIi DAIIjV, except Sunday at
8:00 a. m., 11:00 a. m., 1:15 p.
m .t:30 p. m and 0:15 p. m.
Also at 11: IS p. m. on Saturday
only. ,
Sundays car 1 cares at 8:00 a. m
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CAlt I.EAVKS FOIt CKNTKAI,
POINT DAILY, except Sunday, 8:10
a. m 11:40 a. ui., 1:-I0 p. m. and
4:30 p. ni.
Sunday leaves at 10:00 a. m., 1:00
P. m. and 8:40 p. m.
CAB LEAVES CKNTRAI, rOINT
FOR MKDFOIU) at 0:15 a. m 12:50
p. m 2:05 p. ni. and 4:50 p. m. Sun
day leaves at 10:25 a. ni 1:25 p. m
and 9:00 p. m.
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