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JVILLE EXPRESS TO
QUARTERS
To n request to close the "Wells
Knrgo office nt Jacksonville, niado by
tho company, the stnto public sor
vlce commission has replied as fol fel fol
eows: "Referring again to your favor of
JunolTlh, requesting that Wells Far
go & Company be pormlttcd to close
tliolr office at Jacksonville, wo bog
to advise that this matter has had
tho attention of tho Commission and
-we nro opposed to granting your re
quest. "Jacksonville Is tho county seat of
i RETVS
Cigaret Habit Is Close Cousin to Dmy
Habit It Soothes the Senses,
Dulls the Intellect and Blunts the
Sense of Right and Wrong Cigaret
Contributor to Delinquency.
yJacKson county, and ono of tho oldest
r rftiwifs 'luif si nei t-wusiorio.'or.thft.
jMiriu'ioyns miwwcii .woliu'FltrKo Co.
established nn office and -wo can sco
no roaBon why this offlco should bo
closed at this time.
"Tho citizens of Jncksonvlllo aro
opposed to granting your request and
oven though tho receipts of tho offlco
might not pay operating expenses wo
nro still of tho opinion that tho of
flco nhoiild bo molnlalned. Tho sys
torn us a wholo Is undoubtedly paying
and wo pan see no good renson why
noino onn unit, which may not pay
Its full quota of revenue, should ho
Hosed and tho public suffer serious
Inconvenience thereby."
N
OREBON
VISITS EXPOSITION
RAN' FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.1.
Among tho Southern Oregon people
who registered at tho Oregon building
on Tuesday, "Roguo River Valley
Dny," were: Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Kldd, Dr. arid Mrs. J. J. Emmons,
Mrs. Q. II. Aiken, formorly of Jack
sonville, Dr. and Mrs. N. Klnn
nagon, Grants Pass, Wm, SI. Colvlg,
Sirs. Holon Galo and two children,
Kmnin C. Sloasdau, Mcdford; Sirs.
J. P. Wolf. Ashlund; Sirs. T. It.
Harris, SI. C. Emory, Sir. and Sirs.
II. CI. Slathes, Miss Stary Slathos,
Ashland; W. Slonsor nnd J. Menser,
Jacksonville; Sirs, "Ceo. Robinson,
Ashland; Sirs. Vayno Leovor, Cen
tral Point; I.oulso T. Jones. E. II.
Holm, Jacksonville; Sirs. C. II. Samp
son, Grants Pass; Joseph Slartln,
Jacksonvlllo; Anna E. Hargrovo. Ash
land; Mrs. K. Rahkoff, Grants Pass;
Sirs. Sherry A. Rodenborgor, Central
Point; Mrs. Albort V. Notli, Miss Mary
Slaltby, Mcdford; T. II. Cornell, and
wife, Grants Pans; I.otils Swholm and
wife, Afhland; Sir. nnd Sirs. W. K.
llauuuel. Knglo Point; Kate rtuckloy,
Holly Ray, Jacksonville; ;Mr. and
Sirs. II. I,. Whltnd. Ashland; Sir. and
Sirs. A. II. Turner, SIlss Ruth Tumor,
Ashland; Ralph Salsbury, Mrs. A. L.
Kuglo, Miss (1. Kngle. Sirs. SI.
Slathos, MUr Jessie Muthos, Ashland;
Sirs. W. M. Forgoson, Central Peint:
Walter Marquis. Mcdford; Mabel R.
Ray. Sirs. C. It. Ray, Sid I.oRose,
Sledford; Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Miss
Dorland Robinson, Dr. J. W. Robinson
Jacksonvlllo; Al Uaker, Norman H.
Hnll. Grants Pass; Sirs. C. F. Hasty,
Sirs. It. K. Glddlngs, Sirs. C. E. Don
nelly, C. E. Donnelly, Ashland; Sirs.
W. N. Mitchell, Kmnia K. Wemlt,
Sirs. H. Wondt, Anna 11. Wemlt,
Jacksonville; Leonard Carpenter
Sirs. Nellie Win. Mis Fern Wing.
Geo. Kunselman, I.olaud E. Noe, Sled
ford; Sirs. Klvn Huntington, Mrs. P.
It. Pragor, Mis U. SI. llorrall, Ash
land; Ilortonso Hough, Sirs. A. C.
Hough, Catherine Clements, Grotclieu
Clements, Sirs. W. VvV Harmon,
Ornate Pass; Allco C. Streots, Sled
ferd: Kster Whltod, Ashland; Fan
nie C. Reese, Gold Hill; Grace Slc-
Cann, Grants Pass; K. J. Fonts, W
I. Fonts, Lonn Fonts, Slodford;; Ir-
eno Lounsbury, Slodford; Sirs. Per
nio Johnson, SIlss I.oralne Johnson,
SIlss Ruth Shoudy, Ashland; O. G.
Yromnn, Miss Slay Storm, Slodford";
George It. Andrews, Asbhland; Sirs.
W. C. I.eover, Earl I.bever, Central
Peint: Kathorlno Foloy, Central
Point.
How many girls In this city smoko
clgarots??
Have some of thorn become so firm
ly hooked to tho dread habit that
they would give their right hand to
get. separated froirTMl? ?
Los Angeles has established a con
fidential bureau, exclusively for girls,
In u downtown offlco with nn attond
nnt doctor and assistant, nnd a "guar
dian nngel" In chnrgo, to deal with
the "cigaret vs. tho young girl" prob
lem. Aro such bureaus needed In othor
clllos Is ono needed hero?
Alny grj ,nia g(t' treatment lb
euro horlf of iftiqKltlR Iff -tp'toflllS
In 'writing, by'teluphona or In poreon
to tho Los Angeles bureau. Tho
girl's Identity Is Isept secret.
Lieut, Leo Slnrden, head of tho Ju
vonllo department of the Los An
geles police, orlglnntod this plan.
Tho offlco In Hint city was establish
ed In nnswer to n growing demnnd,
nnd was nn outgrowth of a. regular
free cigaret clinic organized by Lieut,
Slnrden May 27 at pollco headquar
ters. In Hint clinic there had been
1000 patients up to tho end of July.
"There nro many girls who havo
acquired tho clgnrof habit In Loh An
geles," said Lieut. Marden, "nnd tho
same condition undoubtedly exists In
other cities.
"Tho girls nro not confined to tho
working clnsses, by any means.
"Tho cigaret Is tho greatest con
tributor to delinquency of children
that I know.
"Girl's don't go from good to had
In n singlo Jump. They tnko It step
by stop.
"Tho first step very often Is stand
ing, ns llttlo girls, on street corners
talking to boys at night.
"Tho noxt Is clnndostlno meetings
with boys, probably cjgaret smokers.
Tho third Is cigaret smoking, prob
ably for fun. nt first; very likely nt
a pajnmn party In sonto girl's bedroom.
"Then come tho Intoxicating liquor
stage, Joy riding nnd Immorality,
"Tho female constitution grabs a
habit much quicker than a man. The
cigaret hnblt is n clnso cousin to tho
drug habit. Roth aro 'motor depres-
ont'; they sooth tho sonsos nnd dull
tho Intollect. Tho clgnrot blunts tho
senso of right and wrong.
"Of courso, thoro nro girls who
have tho unfortunate habit of smok
ing ngnlnst whose morals thoro can
not bo n word said. Such n vondltlon
Is due In spite of clgarots.
"Whou quostlonod, the majority of
girls who seek treatment say clgarots
mndo them nervous. Ono girl, wait
ing for trentmont, said:
"'1 need a puff every If! minutes.
It's been 20 slnco I had the last one.
You'll hnvo to glvo me a rlgarot or
a quicker treatment, for I can't stand
It any longer.
"Tho need of curbing and killing
this dread habit among our young
girls Is apparent. We are doing our
utmost to stem the tide In Los An-golos.-'
YOUNG GIRLS-WHAT AREYOU GOINGTO DO ABOUT T?
JHSIiiBHk
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!zjr" IN 5
THANKS LIES FOR
RfflsmnN nnwFRS
j fimrc l'.vnns nnil swim In rlgnii'l
'ollidr. f,U"". Maiden, originator of
I the clinic, Is i'1" num hi uniform In
the liiicligi-ouiul. V j ', . ,
FRENCH REPULSE FOE
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F,
AMOUS
ENGMEER
CHARMED BY LAKE
AMERICAN REPLY 10
AT
WASHINGTON. Auic 13. The
American repb to the Autrn-Hunar-Imt
note protesting agniiuH the ship
ment of munitions of war to tu bIIIm
al rowdy dlsHtch(! to Vienna, will fc
given out here for publication Ih Host
Monday morning paiwa.
Ti Amrtflai rwvlv rallerataa the
view of the railed Slates iliat to
Mined an embargo on munitions at
tltia tBK would not be In accordance
with the prliii-lMl of neutrality as
jh-i foil It tu iiitt-niailonal law.
Among recent iitnrs to Cr.ilu
I.nKe were Ileriuiin Scluisler, ehiel
engineer of Spruit: Ynllov Water rnni
pjinv, of Nun I'miu'ineo; uUu I'niil
.MelCeo, aHHJHtant onhhier of the Mor
eiiiitile Nntionul Hunk of San I'mn
eioeo, nnd lii hi other DouiiM Mi-K'ee.
Mr, SehiiHler, wiiile- a unlive ol
rieriiuiny, received Imm education in
Switzerland, and hn tm veiled ex
tensively Hhrouil viititiuK tho famoiw
luke8 of Switerlnud nud otlier Kit
ropwnu eountiie, m well in the
i'umous lttkeH of ChiihiIii noil the
riiited Stulea.
He was very ontlnthiiiMtiu over
tho honutioa of Crater Lake and thtt
neonii wonders of tin. trip, xoiiujt by
wny of ProHpoet, Xuturwl HniUte and
Itogue River Oorije nnd returning by
wnv of Kluiuntli FjIW, the ('nnyott
of the Klamath rivar and Klnwnth
Hot Springs.
Mr. Schtifeltr sava Umt nowhere
in hi travel ha he Man a lukt tln.t
compare with Lrator ljke, or the
mountain roadc that comiwire with
tne natural runda that lend In and
frutn the lake, and states that Ih- in
tend to ad vim a number uf hia
fnetid in San Fraueiaeo to iit the
lake at the fir-t otMirtunitv.
Probe Freight Inoreaie.
WslITti. Auf. 1.1. lVo-
m.-,.i mi r .i-i-ii i, iti- Hft'rctiuir in'ii
mil I -tc.l ti.iiti, tii-ui'the T'aeifii'
cott to the ea-t. hne Itern mim-iu).
i'il lor nn (.iiiriiii.iii l t It- intrr-i.it
i oiuiiicn e i Uiiril ,i.
To the Udltor;
Will you kindly nllow us to uho
your columns to oxpross to tho gen
erous ladlos of Slodford and Ashland
who sont down tho flowers for Roguo
Itlvor Valley Day, and hearty thanks
of nil hero who nro interested in tho
Oregon building's display nnd espec
ially tho Southorh Orogon section
thereof.
I am suro that, If thoso ladles real
ized what it groat difference these
splendid bouquets umbo In tho up
pcarauco of tho booth, nnd tho many
compllmonts received, they would
mnko it n point to send such contri
butions ofton and not watt for soma
special occasion.
Tho Or on lialldlngi has n repu
tation rc?ud to none on the grounds.
Thoro U not n "hands off." "don't
touch," "keep out," or any othor "vor-
boton" sign in tho building. This
fact Is ofton noted and commantod
upon. Sincerely,
1IKN.I. CVSHICLDON,
San Krnnclsco, Aug. II.
I'AKIS, Aug. 1.1.-Tho Kronch wnr
offlco today gave out u report on tho
progress of hostilities which reads:
"In the Artols district, a German
j attack Inst night to the north of tho
I rMkir..., ..r n..Hi.n,i ....... n.. .1 1.
v uit-1,1, ui minium nun runny (jui'uiv-
ed.
"In the ArKonno the Germans Into
yosterdny roueweil their attacks In
tho sector botween tho rond from III
narvlllo to Vlnno-Lo-Chnten and tho
ravine of La Houlcttc. They wero re
pulsed nfter a very spirited fight In
which hand gronadon and bombs woro
used.
"There is nothing to report from
tho remainder of th6 front."
Release Yankee Oiler.
WASHINGTON, Auk. Ill The
Aiiieiicnii oil Kleiuuer Wico, taken by
TO
SPEAK SUNDAY EVE
Kov. Ulysses G, 11. Pierce. I'll. I).,
minister or All Souls Unitarian
church of WnshliiRton, I). C, has
bern Invited to speak Sunday evening
By courtney or the Kpliropnl church,
tho meeting will be held In St. Mark's
Hall. Tho. subject of Dr. l'lerco's
addroM will be "Tho Promise nnd
Power or tho Liberal Faith." The
meeting will he nt s o'clock nnd all
are cordially linlted.
GOLD HILL BUILD
!!1000
OPEN
DA
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PA ION
Cincy Cltili Sale Rumored.
CINCINNATI. uk. Hi. Annual
(lerinuii wtiivhips In Swiiiemtienile. ; lleriiiiinii, picxidcnl of the Ciueiu
Iiiik been icleied anil tncililieo have ntiti Nntiiuial r."ne lta-cliall 'dull,
been giwn for repniri to iliiinnve , would nut (Hmmi-. Imluy u reHrl from
iiinile when the nlup With liciui; Cliiengo thiil I lit- ( iiieiiiuiiti ltacliall
hroimht into port Jiv the (iermiui club wan to he -i.l.l lo W.irten N.
prize crew. Curler of I'nuail. n... C.
ClOr.l) 1HI.L, Ore.. Auk. 12.
Workmen nre eujrngel in Ihe enn-truc-tioh
of Gold Hill's $1001) open-air
dancing pailiou nnd eutertninment
hall. The structure will bo com
pleted in ten days. The pavilion i
hcinc built under the bit: while oak-
of the Kspeo company's Thinl avenue
properly, a flito hceurcd by lease. The
dnncine; floor and hull will he the
largest out-of-door lemple to the
"light fniitiiHlio" in the slate, with
Ihe exception of Portlnnd. No ex
pense or effort will be negleclcd to
uive it nn ideal floor for ilnneing.
The Htruelure will ho roofed, and
provided with upward ttwinginij side
wallv, Though financed lv Hold
Hill business men, it is understood
that the property will he controlled,
and eventually owned, by Ihe (healer
Gold Hill club.
Gold Hill is rapid! v rounding up u
reputation ns the "pluv ground of
Southern Oregon." The large plens
u re pavilion is muli'ilion's nnswer lo
JHruSftMiiipeiichnienl. 1'ieienl plans
lira fill' !' oitcniiuvilh Ihe IiinI I'n
Mill rhrhOit nn luj,eeiunK of Snl
urdny, A'u:fl, 'UI.- A J')i'n
Oregon will he inWied. nnil fV 'W'luT'l
limes of Ihe lit tie" city by fho KoJr.'.'iM
nre Hiillieientlv finned to ThSunvnif
iiiiciiuniico nun win !;ic tue I res my.
wu.ed nnd finilied floor n record
hreuking tesl. Afusie of the superior
sort, thiil nwnl.cn grtuidiiiu lo mem
ory of (he gimd old diiya nnd the
en valient of IS.'dl, will enliven Ihe oe
eiision. Hurry Purler, ilium vii
ItioMo, will he u member of Ihul
sjMiehal nicliCHlia.
The following nfleriioou .Sunduy
will ho remembered nn the oceusion
of u douhlu play in local amusement
inent enterprise, offering a "best
over" hull gitiuo nud u wntor fele. A
gnino will lie arranged with the Twi
light leaguo team of Grants I'nss,
eonsidered to ho an all star aggre
gation in valley sunt eiieles. The
locals hnvo ulso been distinctly
"there" thus fur thin season, nnd
they will enter the swut Htrife nun wed
by tho reputation of their friendlj
foeinen.
Disposed of nl nn eiuly hour. Il'o
hull game will gie place to the unlcr
fete, and the scene stall to Ihe club
batlunjf licacli. Swimming ihcim nud,
diving eonlesls, open to the nquutic
talent of the valley or au where
else will ho on the lint of event.
Tho spaeioua pool of ahulluw water
for untried bntlieiii, as fcgua riled hv
life lines, and (lie oicu stretch of
deep nud quiet river for (he strong
wiinmorn, will invite nil to Ihe nlungo.
The bathing bench him proven p"pu
lur, nud eompeliug swiiuuxis I'lom
oilier cities have promised to take
pint in the speed and ilium,' con
teal. At Ihe recent swimming iiuvl
held here, Medford mormon won most
of Ihe laurels.
All llnee events- pavilion dance,
ball game, and wnler fele nic pn
posed mid will he can led out under
Ihe auspices of the Giouter Gold Hill
club.
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Serve Snowflakes at Luncheon
The snappy, zestful, salty flavor of these
most pleasing of all crackers, makes them
especially suitable for the luncheon menu.
They are unique in size, too, having a most
tempting and dainty appearance.
Don't ask for crackers, say "SNOWFLAKES"
,'At your dealers in generous Wc and 25: packages.
Sold in bulk too.
Fiesta Creams are really us good as a
cake confection to serve with dessert
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
u,, PORTLAND, OKIU.ON
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The Smiles of
the Saiisefid
Are the Smiles that Count
10 very (lav. in thousands nnd tliniis.iiids
homos, IhiM-t'll ! happy smiles over Hie
NEW
POST TOASTIES
Fill . .11H . . i i. ... ji 1. i.i
i iuy re (iiiicrcni iroin uio ordinary oru iiaKcs,
both in flavour and form. Post Toast i'cs don't mush
i' :. ... ? .. ... i. .i ,
oowu in cj'i'fiiii as oi'tniiiiiy unices tin inoy nave
body and form that koejw thoin ermp and firm.
1...1 ii.. 'm i rm. i , IL I ,.
.Aim tue iiavour; i no noai'lS Ol Kti0CM0(l Willi (
corn aro skilfully cooked, daintily soiinfjnod, rolled
and toaBted by a new proooMi that brings out all tin
(iolit?htrul zest (it the true corn flavor in
New Post Toasties
the Superior Corn Flakes.
Kino with i ream, milk or fruit
Try Them and Smile!
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S-TOSES'S.IN BUSINESS
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ni:ei:Nna i,.it(ji:i,Yi imy
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Preimmtlon of tho Hlr.h.
.1 in-
Medford ConS
Mills,
200
117 W.' to'S"!)."!." "OtKor USQrB lif
PIiolntmout. Phono 170.
Pit. It. J. LOCICWOOI),, Chiropractor,
nervo epeclnllat Hoorni 203-204
200. Onrnolt-Coroy bldg. Vapor
biktliH nud aclcntirio innBango Riven;
neecllo epruy, hoad and shoulder
ihon-ur In conncctlou; advlco la
dietetics, raodlcul cyrnnnitlca,
hydropthornpy. Lady nttendnnt.
"TIIH SCHOOL
Dny nnd Night School now In session nt 31, N. Qrnpo Street, Medford, Or.
l'HONK 205.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
THE MODEL CASH GROCERY
AT NO. 2 WKST JACKSON ST.
Motorcycle Quick Delivery nnd Wo Savo You Money. Olvo Ub
Wo Olvo S. & II. Oreen TrnillnB Stnnuis.
5 CENT SALE,
Doubkttj?. Stamps with litis sule if you hrinK this ad.
Auy hIv ric nitltles in our More. ..............
Any hlv 10c nrtlrlra In our Htoru
Any hl l!.Sc m tides In our ttloro
Nothlns reserved. Articles inny ho nssortcd.
ALL GOODS CASH ON DELIVEUY. "8EUV1CE" IS OUR MOTTO
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Your Vacation or Trip
Is made more pleasant by tho uso of our Travelers
Checks no worry about risk or Ions or theft, as whon
much currency is carried, You cttn cash thorn whero
ever you stop.
OVER 22 YEARS UNDER ONf MANAGEMENT
s
m
Excursion Fares
VIA THE EXPOSITIONS
TO THE EAST
Every Dny Until September 30th.
Good for Return Until Octoher 31st.
Why not el llut most for jour inouey'.' Why not tnlio
in tm uomlei'fiil oii eMisltious nt Han I'l-nui'lsco
nnil Situ DieKu enniiit to the ICokI. The Miild lias nev
er iMiforo iimdiiced tho equal tit the I'aiianui 1'adfle
e.H)slliou. Tho lllo piohalily will neer Ihi utteiupt
eiluKul... fc.jjrfn.1 .ii . . .1 .
Sieuery enrouto It maKiilfleeiit. 1
Aiilouuitlc Safety Signals Kiiaiil the way
I'our l''lno Tiiilns 11 day,
J'oitliiuil in Kan 1'i'iiiirUrii eoiiiitH'lliii; at Sail lYanrl.s-
en for (do South ami ICast.
Let ui M'lid you our llliiKtialeil rolilei'H "Wayside
.Notes" ami "CalLiiinla uml lis Two World I1mvsI.
llmni."
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Our local M0it will Uke pleiuro In outlining an
Itinerary and furaUlt full Inforinatlon or you inuy
adUt
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