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HfEDFORD MATE TRTBTTNE MEDTORB, OPF.fi Oy. TUESDAY, if AY 20, 1017 PAGE SEVEN WELSH FAIRLY Y ' NEW YORK, May 20. When Ben ny Lenminl won the lightweight eliuin- picni-liip ill' the uoylil from Kreiblie Welsh of Knglnml laxt night lie scored hirt l'iftli conseeulive knockout in us ninny weeks, IivlVree MeKiirlaml stopping the bout when Welsh wns hanging helplessly on the ropes iu Leonard's corner. It was technically a knockout and will be credited as such. . . Last night Leonard, who scaled the lightweight limit of 133 pounds, was in splendid physical condition when ho entered the ring. Welch also was in fine shape and weighed more than his opponent. From tc first tap of the gong Leonard was the aggressor and while Welsh cleverly blocked many of Leonard's punches, the younger man scored henvily with 'inging lefts and hard right-hand smashes to the stomach and libs. Occasionally Leonard got his right over to the head with fairly good cttect and stung his opponent fre quently with swift left jabs and hooks to the face and jaw. Welsh protected his jaw during the early rounds hut as the fight pro gressed he showed signs of weaken ing from the heavy body punishment ! nnd in the ninth was felled three limnii 1... n ,.I.,l. , I. . 0j i.ni, kiiiw in ulU JIIW, When the Knglishmnn struggled to . his feet at the count of thrco for the third time Leonard smashed him with a shower of letts nnd rights. Welsh hung helplessly on the ropes nnd was in danger of slipping thru to the floor outside of the ring when the referee interfered and stopped the bout to save the former champion from fur ther punishment. Leonard declared that ho will en list in the army after boxing Joe elch at "I'liilnilelphia next Monday night. L.Tohnny Kilbane of Cleveland, rcc-o-Iized world's featherweighl chain- pion, belore the bout longed the winner. began, dial- Portland Livestock.- PORTLAND, May 2 9. Hogs, steady; receipts, 423. Heavy pack ing, ir.. 75 Iff 15.90; light " packing, GOfP l.ri.75; bulk of packing grades, f 15. SO 15.70; rough heavies ; $14. 30 Q 15.25; pigs and skips, $13 . 13.50; stock hogs, $12 ft 13. ( Cattle, steady; receipts, 37G. Steers : prime light, $10010. 25; prlmo heavy $9.75 10; good, $9.50 f 9.75; cows, choice, $S.50i9; medium to good, ,' $8 8.25; ordinary to fair, $7.25 ! 8; heifers, $7(010; bulls, $008.50; calves, $S 10. Sheep, steady; receipts, 22. Lambs, east of mountains, $13. 50 ! 4; lamlis "valley, $13.25 1 3.50; lambs, shorn, j $1111.50; prime yearlings, $12.50 , 13.50; choice ewes, $11011.50: 'iSeavy ewes, $911.50; primo shorn , wetners, $10.25 11. Portland Ituttcr. '. (PORTLAND, May 29. ; firm, subo extras, 37c. Putter fliirago Wheat. CHICAGO, May 29. Wheal: Open. ) July $2.02 ? Septoiuber 1.83 Close. $2.03 1.83 ( Portland (iiiiln. ! PORTLAND, May 29. Wheat, 1 steady. No trading. Cash bids un changed to 1c higher. Iiliiestcm $2.45; fortyfold, $2.42; club, $2.42; red Russian, $2.38. Parley $1 higher. No. 1 feed, $43 Today's car receipts: Wlicat 21 barley 1, flour 6, oats 5, hay 4. ? NVw York Metal, . NEW YORK, May 29. Copper, firm; electrolytic, spit and second Irlartor nominal; third quarter and later 2S.2RSrill. IMetal exchange quotes tin quiet, " $64. BO'ij.65. Lend, strong; spot, 113-8. Spelter dully; spot East St. Louis delivery, $9.15to $9.50. Mr. Abbott and Mrs. McCay. who have hern holding meetings nt the Antlorh school houso for some time past, held their last meeting Sunday evening, which was well attended w-l(h people thruout the neighbor hood. -Mr. and Mrs. ,les."n Glass and fam ily, Mr. Abbott and :;r. McCay were i visiting with friend's at Acute. Mr. TOY'S MARKETS ANTIOCH ITEMS i Oennii Eucalyptus OWment Tuatm 26c Jn coc and Mrs. AVill llannon, last Thursday evening. SIIbs Dora Vincent, who lias been working for Mrs. Pendleton at Table nock, returned to her home Wednes day. ' - ' Claude Chapman and wife were vis iting Sunday with homo folks at An- tioch. A. Ilalley of Ashland and brother, Ksllo Ilalley and wifo of Central'olnt were decorating graves In the An- rtloch cemetery Sunday. Jake Myers of Central Point spent Saturday and Sunday with his sister. Mrs. I'Morenco Walker and family at Antioch. Miss Mnttlo Gordon of Dcaglo is now wording in Medford. Mrs. D. Frederick of Antioch spent several days w'th hmno folks at Medford this week. Miss Lillian Chapman, who !::. been working for Mrs. John Perl at Medford for tho past eight months, returned to her homo In Antioch Sat urday. The commenccmcr.t exercises of the Rogue Hiver high school were held in Owen's ball on Wednesday, May 23, before n large and appreciative au dience of citizens and friends. The graduates were Misses Dessie Sea man, Julia Martin, Kdith Owens, Anna Carle and Messrs. lister Wilcox, Ar- lie Hatch and .lames Kirk. The plat form whs tastefully decorated in yel low and green class colors and many bcnutiful flowers nnd gilts were re ceived by the graduates. The invo cation was given bv Mr. James Mar tin nnd the address by Professor Briscoe of Ashland, who spoke on the- recpiisilcs of a good cducntion. He is always a welcome speaker in Rogue River. The class song and va rious musical selections were given by the members besides piano selec tiousby Mrs. Terrett and Misses Marbhiland and Martin. Excellent theses were rend by Itcssie Seaman on "The Playground Movement;" Ju lia Martin, "Red Cross Work," an:l Lcslor Wilcox, "The Panama Canal." One member of ihc class has enlisted in the coast artillery and another is accepted for nurse's training in the children's hospital at San Fran cisco while at least two will enter for the teachers' examina-tion in June. Professor Harding prcsnted the di plomas nnd voiced the thanks of the teachers nnd graduates to the school board nnd patrons for their support. Mr. and Mrs. Harding nnd Miss Streets gave n picnic parly in the park for the'senior class on Thurs day evening. The young folks ap peared in fancy dress nnd after en joying a bountiful supper bad n very merry time. Most of the teachers have left town for their very well earned vacations. Miss Streets will sjiend the summer with her parents in Grants Pass, while Mrs. Parent will tend garden nnd chickens on her Gold Hill ranch. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dcardorff and baby leave at once for Kansas City, Mo., to visit relatives, but return to Ap plegate in the fall, Mr. Dcardorff having been appointed principal of the school there. Miss Isabel Martin will slay wilh friends in San Jose, Cal., having given up teaching. Mean while Miss Hurst has settled at Tolo where she will have charge of the school next year. Mr. Hoi'ton is somewhat better and doubtless will be nblc lo nttend to the fine lawn and flowers at the school all summer. K. Werty has returned home and has been busy in his garden. Several of the men went to the cemetery on Saturday to clean up ROGUE RIVER Our Memorial Tribute We join our fellow-nion in the solemn oliservance of this Decoration flay and in eoniineniohition of those who made possible our freedom one nation and one flap. "A povei'iiiiient of the people, by the people, for the people, that shall not perish from the earth." "The inyslii- chords of memory, stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heart and hearthstone, all over this broad land, will yet swell the chorus of the Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our Nature." Abraham Lincoln. C. E. Gates Auto Co. for Memorial day nnd set up the monuments given by the U. S. gov ernment for the soldiers' graves. These will all be dedicated with mili tary honors on May 30. Several la dies served a fine picnic, dinner to the workers. The public library has recently re ceived Nicolny and Hurl "Life of Lincoln" in ten volumes, through the I incolu Memorial association of Ore gon, and by the kindness of It. 1!. Heeknian of Portland, which is a very valuable addition to the shelves. Some new books of fictiun both for adults and juvenile have recently been added by purchase, while several were lately donated. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab ttrart Co., Sixth and Kir Sts. Chviii: C-.ni. Stato vs. Louie l.avi-.i a Order on arraignment. Order on plea. State vs. Irving Ohlcr allaa H. Crr. vendore. Arder on plea. Stato vs. M. M. Garwood, Order on arraignment. Order on pica. State vs. Lloyd Parker. Order on plea. State vs. W. E. Collins and Sam Slide. Order on arraignment. Order Lon plea. maio vs. w . Liaiey. uruor on ar raignment. Huklll (minors) Estate. Roport. Hughes (minors) Estate Continu ation of bond. ' Sarali Pearson Adnms Estate. Ex ecutorB first report. Robert Burch EBtatc. Admitted to probate. R. It. Bryant vs. Dana E. Bryant. Default. Decree. Belle Nickell vs. R. H. Bradshaw et al. Order. Earl Jones et al vb. Geo. A. Morse et al. Summons. W1. W. Cottrell vs. Unknown heirs of John Dickenson. Default. Decree. Bertha Mao Emorick vs. Merton J. Emcrlck. Order for additional suit money. i I Elizabeth Fowler (exec.) vs. Wood villo Lodgo I. O. O. P. et al. Dofault. Itoguo River Valley Canal Co. vs. R. M. Beall et al. Receipt. Julia F. WJiito vs. John Write. De cree. Chris D. Colby et al vs. City of Med ford. Stipulation. Claude E. Land vs. J. P. Rucker. Demurrer. Notice. Frank B. Fendor vs. BonJ. F. Ful ler et al. Deimirrcr. .Mupringo Licenses. .P. C. Hansen and 'Bessio Turner. Joseph Eiden Lester and Hazel lva rructt. Charles M. Chapman and Caldora A. Rowley. Ileal F.stnto Transfers. Win. J. Russel to U D. Doliur bido, lots 7-8, Sec. 8. 40-2 cast 10 L. G. Good ct ux to N. Ash baugh, lots 32, 33, 34, in block "F," Railroad add to Ashland 10 George W. Colvlg, admr. to Daniel B. Sanders, mining i claims in T. 3S-4 west 1 1 Emma A. Stephenson to Alma C. Stennctt, lot 19 in Mock "O," Railroad add to Ash land 10 Kmma A. Stephenson to Alma 0. Stennctt, land In Ashland 10 Km ma A Stephenson ct vlr to Alma C. Stennctt, lot 0, block 6, Ashland 10 II. O. Mnthes et ux to C. B. Ward et ux, land In T. 38-1 west lo With the Fingers ! Says Corns Lift Out ' ' Without Any Pain Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly bo lifted right out with tho flngors If you will apply directly upon the corn a few drops of freezone, says & ClncimaU authority. It Is claimed that at small cost one can get a quarter of an ounce of trees one at any drug store, which is suffi cient to rid one's feet of every corn or callus without pain or soreness or the danger of Infection. This new drug is an ether compound, and while Bticky, dric9 tho moment it is applied and does not inflame or even irriuto the surrounding tissue. This announcement will Interest many women here, for It Is said that the present nigh-heel footwear la put ting " corns on practically every woman's leet. Xotlco of School Election. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 49 of Jackson County, Stato of Oregon, that a r; hoiii election of said district will be lie.; tl nt High School Building on tho ISt'U Cur ol J"ie, 1917, from 2 p. m. until 7 p. :i:.. to vote on the proposition of adopi.:.. u l udgot. Tho total amount of mono.- needed by the district during the fiscal year beginning on Juno 18th, 1917, am' ending on June 30, 191 S, is entininted in tho following budget and includes tho amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, apodal district tax, and all other mon eys of tho district: BUDGET Estimated Eenditiircs. 1. Teachers' salaries $42,000.00 2. Furnlturo 300.00 3. Apparatus and sup- ' piles, such as maps, . chalk, erasers, stoves, curtains, etc 800.00 4. Supplementary readers and library fund ...... 600.00 5. Flags 50.00 6. Repairs of school houses, outbuildings or fences 4,500.00 7. Improving grounds 100.00 8. Playground equipment 150.00 9. Special assessments.... 2,000.00 10. Sinking fund 5,000.00 11. Janitor's wages 3,700.00 12. Janitor'B supplies 500.00 13. Fuel 2,000.00 14. Light, power and gas.. 250.00 15. Water 400.00 16. Clerk's salary 250.00 Light, power and gas.. Water Clerk's salary 'Postage and stationery For the payment of 17. 'Postage and stationery 100.00 18 bonded debt and In terest thereon, is sued under Sections 117, 144, 14S nnd 422 of tho "School Laws of Oregon, 1917 19. Insurance 20. Freight and drayago.. 21. Printing 22. Indigents 23. Man. Tr. Dep.; Dom. Sc. Dep.; Music; Arts 6,500.00 tliO.OO 100.00 125.00 25.00 600.00 24 Telephono and tolo- graph Incidentals 160.00 600.00 26 Total estimated timt. of money to bo ex pended for all pur poses during the year $71 70.00 I'stimntcd Receipts. From county school fund. during tho coming school year $ 9,332.60 From stato school fund during the coining i school year 2,870.00 Cash now In tho hands of tho district clerk Cash now In tho hands of tho county treasurer, belonging to the district I Nil. l.N'11. Estimated amount to bo received from all other sources during tho coin ing school year 3,000.(10 Total estimated receipts, not Including tho money to bo received from the tax which It Is proposed to vote $1 5,202.60 IfrHYlphlllflllofl. Total estimated cxponsoB for tho year $71,370.00 Total estimated receipts not Including tho tax to bo voted 15,202.60 Balance, amount to bo Talsed by district tax $56,167.40 Dated tills 26th day o: May, 1917. E. R. KKBLY. Chairman Board of Directors. Attest. H. 3. STINK, H. S. STIVE, District Clerk. 2S5 .Vol lie of Annual School Meeting, Notice Is rercby given to the legal ! voters of School District No. 49, of Jackson county, State of Oregon, that the annual school meeting of snld dis trict will be held at High School ; Building to begin at the hour of ' o'clorlt p. m. and close at Iho hour of i 7 p. m. on the third Monday of June being the isth dsy of Juno, A. D. 1!H. Thl meeting is called for the pur pose of electing two ulroetors for a term of three years and voting a School Iludget for school year 1917 1S, and tho transaction of business usual at such mooting. Dated this 2Cth day of May, 1917. IJ. U: SKKI.Y, Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: H. S. STINK, . , , District Clerk. Xotico Concerning Water Certificates. In pursuance of Ordinance No. 77 passed by the City Council March 22, 1917, no wator certificates will bo is- suod upon payment of wator main as sessments after May 31,1917. up to and including thh date, water certul catos will bo Issued for amount of the principal of any wator main assess inent paid. These certlflcntos will be accepted at any time in payment of water rent Your co-operation tn getting the city finances In bettor condition will bo appreciated. This notice puMishod by direction of the City Council. GUS. 11. SAMUELS, City Treasurer. FOK SALE MSCEfiLAXEOVS FOR SALE Ford car, price reason able. 16 X. Quince. 58 FOR SALE Orchard lnddors, 1000 second hand apple boxes, a har row, wagon, -wido Iron frame Na tional springs cot. Box T. E. C Wall Tribune. 62 FOR SALE Threo months' tuition to Medford Business Colloge. Phono 42S-L. ' ' ' ' 58 FOH PALE Cheap, 700 of tho best bre. vMilto Leghorn nens in tnc vr'v "bono or wrlto, Central Point Poultry Co. FOR SAUVt Hen K'vcs, $1.50 each W. J. liaitzel!. Plior.e 4 08-J1. 61 FOR BALE KF-tl. KHTATK FOR SALE Farming land, fr-l' land, stock ranches, timber land from $10 per aero up, on lonv time, easy payments. Address Goli Ray Realty Co. FOR 8ALE-382-L. -Property cheap. Phone 63 FOR SALE Ranch of 133 acres on Itoguo River at free ferry, cheap on easy terms. Hotol nnd reed barns in Eagle Point for sale or rent. Houso, four lots In Phoenix, Ore gon. J. F. Zimmcrloe. Englo Point, Oregon. 70 VOIt SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Good family milk cow and two heifer calves. W. II. Nut ter, two miles north of city. 59 FOR SALE Team of horses, harness and wagon, all first class. House hold furnlturo for 6-room cottage. Call after 5 p. in.. 241 So. Grnpo. 02 TOR SALE Young billy goat, from milk Btoclt. P. It. Peterson. Phone 67J1. 60 FOR SALIO Extra fine saddlo pony. Also work or driving maro, buggy anil harness. CalI28Jl. 60 FOR SALE 275 sheep, mostly ewes and lambs. Call on or write Irfo Steers, Roguo River, Oregon. 69 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Young man companion to "Ford" to Seattle; one who can handle car preferred. Will divide expenses. E. C. Frltscho, 820 Da kota avenue. 59 WAiNTED Vacuum cleaning. II. A. Wysong. Phono 282, Jacksonville. 81 WANTKD To borrow $2,000.00 at 8 per cent on flrst-claBS security. Box M., Mail Tribune. 02 WANTED tock to pasture. Griffin Creek. W. Ilryson, WANTED A good homo Is offered In returned for housekeeping fierv ieo and compnnioriHhlp to a lady, Protestant perfcrred. Address P. (). Box, Mrs. .VI. M. Cookscy, Cen tral Point. Oregon. 6 WANTED Stock to past urn. Inquire of W. 1). Roberts, liaglo point. Phono 19410. 00 WANTED Bring us your eggs and Poultry. Wo pay cash, iicuiora Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to move. Phone 488-M. or 488-X. FOR RENT IIOISEnKEPIXO ROOMS. FOR RENT Modem furnished home keeping rooms, 315 N. r.urtlett. Phone f,5X-U. FOR RENT HOUSES I'OR ItllNT Nicely furnished mod ern 6-rooin house, close In. Plione 9F22. FOR RENT Nicely furnished house with bath. Phono 92'J-W. 61 FOR RENT Strictly modern flvn- Toom bungalow. Apply A. S. Ash, 737 W. Jackson St. Phono 887-1.. 59 s"OW nNT Six-room furnished iijiif jn 6. Central. Closo in fpaii' tm-Y. 59 "Oil RENT Modern five-room house and gnrage. Phono 370-W. FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow, cast front, fine shade; range connected, l'bono 4KX-A. iTOIl RENT Furnished and unfur nished houso. Employment Agon ny. M. A. Hador. 12H Esst Main. " FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT IX'iilrnblo filltllnhed apartment. Tho llorbcn. 1'hunn Xs-R. FOR RENT Ono completely furnish ed apartment at Ilotol Holland. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS Klt KENT Two hundred inns laud. Iiiiiulre 127 So. Giapo. 63 liOST LOST Blade leather case containing No. 1A Premo kodak; also purse on Pacific highway. Reward if re turn to Mail Tribune office. 58 MONEY TO I,OAX MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Modford property. Easy month ly payments. See D. R. Wood. MISCEI.LANKOrs NATION'AL CLEANING & II AT Works, 36 North Front St. Ladles' and gents bats cleaned, blocked, any stylo nnd shape. 59 FOlt E.VCILYXfiH FOB TRADE Good bungalow for team or cattle, rar Information inquire 637 Ttne Street. C2 FOlt EXCHANGE Two lots Sonttlo, froo and clear, for Medford im proved. Give locntlon and price. Address, Exchange, car Medford Tribune' 61 FOR TRADE Ono largo team, weighing about 3400 lbs., for team weighing 1250 to 1300 lbs. Call 315. BUSINESS orroKTCNITIES FOR SALE Stock of groceries nnd fixtures In good location. John Brownlee, Medford. 60 'OR SALE Or trade, moving picture theatre, fully equipped and making nionoy. Will sell cheap or trado for good auto. Box 83, G'.endalo, Oregon. 160 BUSINESS DIIVECTOItT Accountant. Erxirv7LSo1?CtirIed PutiIlcAc coiintant, room 411, M. F. & 11. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Ails to Supplies LA HER AUTO SPRING CO. Y? the largest, oldest plant In the Pi aro operating and best eon'1 cltlc north- our Bprlngt when others fall Sold under writ ten guarantee, il l Nn t.h Flftocntb St., Portlnnd, Ore. Attorneys PORTL1R J. NEFF Attorney at law rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nntlona1 Bank Building. A. B. RE AMES Lawyer. Corey bldg. Garnett Collections COLLKOTIONS AND REPORTS W collected some accounts 14 yean old. Wo know how to get th money. The Bullock MorcantiH Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main St. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Joues. Phon 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO Dentists Garnett Corey Bldg., Suits Medford, Ore. Phono 866. Sit Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMMINOS Engineer nn contrue.tor, 401 M. F. & H. Bids Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain ago, orohurd and land Improvement C.urhngo '3ARBAOH Got your promlsei cleaned up for the summer. Cal on tho city garbage wagons to' good service. Phone 874-L. I Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIOUT Teacher ol plnno and harmony. Ilalght Mnsli Studio, 401 GnrnottCorey Bldg. Phone 72. Insurance WAUL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Autoniobllo, Accident Liability, Pluto Glass, Contract and Surety Bunds. Excellent torn pnnles, good local service. No. 2H Garnett-Coioy llldg. I'liysltinn and Surgeon DR. W. W. lfOWARf Ostcopnthb phyuiclan. 30.1 Onruntt-Corey build Ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and surgeon. Practleo limited to eye ear, nose nnd thront. Eyes sclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P It. R. Co. Offices M. F. A H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 567, Printers nnd Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has thi best equipped printing offlcs li Southern Oregon; Book binding loose leaf ledgers, billing systems etc. Portlund prices. 27 Nortl Fir st. Transfer I'.ADS TRANSKEU & STORAGE CO Office 42 North Ki-mt st. Phon 315. Prices Until Sjivlce guar I.NTERl l(lt.N Al TIM All V. TIME CAItli. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dslly, except Sunday, al 8:00 n. in.. 1 : 00, 4: mi and 5: 15 p Aim on Saturday nt 10:t5p.m. Sun ilnB leave a. 8 and JO:" 0 n. m. and lull), 2:00 and 9:30 p. in. I.elO Ardilaud for Medford daily, rxeep Sunday, at 9:0o a. in.. IMHi, 4:1m and 5:15 p. ni. AI:Jo on Saturday ntght at r,:.':n. Sundays leave Adiland at ( Hi a. in., and m.30 n. in, l:nn 4.30. 6:30, and 10:30 p. in. Medford ;m Iron Works FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Agents i'or Southern Oregon. for Fairbanks, Jlor;e & Co. Clan Engines . . , mid Pumping Outfits. ,, Plione 40 17 South Riverside It Costs More and Is Worth More White's Velvet Ice Cream Oiir Milk Shakes are the best. Try them rhone 481 E. Main St. As It is TRUE that CARO FIBRE Fruit Wrappers PROLONG THE LIFE of I APPLES Von who Grow Apples with groat Hxoiiso should Itrem them Warm and Attractively. I'so Your Brains to Wrap Your Fnilt. tilve Ynnr Apples n Fair Show. ict tho Top Price. Tho Apple Buyer knows tlaixi Fibre. Wouldn't You Pay a llttlo moro for a box of apples If you know that It Would Keep Longer? If Your Sliipiier Don't Vno CARO FIBRE FRUIT WRAPPERS , Ho Is not giving your fruit a Fnlr Khoiv, Union Waxed and Parch ment Paper Company Mnniifiictiim-tt II. Dallam, I'm Ifle Const Iteplc- Honliitlve 117 Market St., San lnuicisco. BEST That Grow Wc have a choice line of Oai'den Seeds, including the Famous Burpeos in packages 'ind builc. 09 varieties of Spfiiccr's Sweet Peas. Broadley The Medford Florist and Seed Man LJhoue 872. Palace Hotel San Francisco 3SS hum ;rfiTn in n JJ33 iK'iiH'iJuat-'Pji u! i uujjjiuw Rates from 12.00 per day Tire Social Side HK FAMOUS PA T,M COURT of llio Palnre Hotel is tho nccne of many of San Krarv cinco'a moat prominent to riiil PVf nl. 1 he Pop conrcrtB on Sunday even iin mill tho d inco m tho farnnnn fnli! Ixtli mum cx.ry evening are tlUvrt) ttCil dill .!( J. l,-5m I ij Hll !'D
