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MEDFORD- MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' OREO ON", THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1010
Iocd'BrieB
Hy recent net ot congress dlncliurg
oil soldlors may .keep ihoir uniforms
mid otlior equlpmant which they took
hoiho wltli thorn, from -Samps nUor.
having boon mustored out of service.
Postmaster Mlms nnd all tho othor
nostmastora of the United States have
received orders from wnsninston
from1 thi) department not to ncccpt
parcels containing those for return
- to the -war department.' Each tus-
chnriod soldier, prior to tho passage
of the above mentioned act, was ex
ported to send his uniform and other
equipment back to the. war " depart;
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DeVoe has a fine hub ot assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
Tho Newtown apples pool of thu
Rogue ltlvor Fruit & Produce associ
ation has just been closed. A. C.
o Allen, secretary of the association,
announces that 'the average price ot
the fruit as distributed to each grow
er in tho pool was J1.S5 a box, for
All grades and sizes. The price ob
tatned for the extra fancy fruit
known as the Blue Triangle band,
was $1. SO,-and the C grade brought
?1.75. , ;7,.;.: f-':" ' '''.
Moose dance Saturday. March 22d.
Launspach orchestra. No children
tinder 16 allowed unless chaperoned.
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Arno Redlick of Seattle, traveling
manager of "Mickey," the big special
' comedy drama film, which begins a
three days engagement at the Rialto
tonight, arrived in tho city this mor
ning, s ;:';. - '
Knights of Pythias attention. On
Friday evening, March 21st, 1919.
there will be an entertainment by
local talent. Dancing 'afterward.
Come, bring your . families and
friends.. Castle hall.' ,; v 306
The annual convention of the Ore
gon State Bankers' association will
be held in Portland June 13 and 14.
Dates for the convention and prelim
inary arrangements for an elaborate
program -were determined lost Satur
day at a meeting of the executive
committee bf the association in the
Multnomah hotel. , William G. Tait,
president of the First National bank
of this city Is a member of. the cxecu
tive committee. v
Now is -the time to spray your
trees and rose hushes. Call 50S-R.
. -. :., .- '.:...-''". ' 307
"' Ray Prultt who has just been dis
charged from the naval reserve ser
. vice in which he had served since last
July, arrived homo this ,; morning
from Seattle. - . '
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. : . '
Mrs. J. S. Miner of Willow Springs
or Wednesday and today.
Switches made from combings. 34o
South Riverside, Phone 292-X. " 325
C. B. Hubbard of San Francisco,
who is interested in several valley
orchard properties , including the
Buckeye orchard, ;' accompanied by 1
another San Francisco man, H. Jor-j
dan, son of David Starr Jordan, pre
sident of Stanford university, arrived
in tho city yesterday and they: are;
stopping at the .Hotel Medford. It
is understood that Air. Jordan is a '
possible purchaser of tho Buckeye'
orchard. ';'!
Orres, the ladies' tailor from Ash?
iana, win De at jioiei noiiana- every
Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323
Mrs. Jane Guernsey recently re
signed her position in the city schools
her resignation to take effect as soon
as the law allows.
1 Halstead tho Healer. Treatment
J1.00. 227 S. Central. Phone 379-H.
327
D. C. Jacob and K. V. Hickinson
are among the San Francisco visitors
In Medford today '
AIco Taxi. Fnone SS.1 "
Mrs. Orrln llnvlB of Weed loTl for
home today following a visit hero
with Mrs." Olllo Worthfngton,
Olilsmobilos set tho pace. Geo.
Trelchlor Motor Co.
There was quito a variety of weath
er this forenoon, tho morning open
ing with a thick fog, following a
heavy frost with a minimum temper
ature of 29 degrees above. Tho fog
cleared away early and tho weather
was alternately cloudy and sunshiny,
until the sun finally asserted its su
premacy nnd the rest of tho day was
fair. The prediction is fair weather
for tonight and Friday.
Guaranteed spark plugs for all
cars. C, E. Gates Auto Co.
Another farm bureau meeting will
be held by request at tho Oak Grove
schoolhouso tonight, ns many far
mers were not present nt tho pro-
vions meeting. The purposes of tho
bureau will bo fully outlined tonisht.
Dr. Edw. de Iteymonto, drugless
physician. Acute and chronic diseases
by his own system. , sto 12, 1 to 6
p. m. Rooms 4-5 St Mark's bldg.
. 510
K. M. Coplan, traffic engineer of
the Federal truck company, is spend
ing n few days with the local agents.
the Auto Exchange, and looking over
conditions relative to the uso of
trucks for logging and mining. Ha
was at the Blno Ledge Weduesduy
taking pictures ot Federal trucks
hanllng ore. ,
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las. 201 S. Riverside, Phone 162-J.
John Tomlin has returned from a
business sojourn in the state metro
polis. ?,-.- "''-.'' "'" '
- Now is the time to spray your trees
and rose bushes. Call 50S-R. 306
R. K. Bradbury and J. F. Kelly are
visitors In the city from Klamath
Falls.. ;
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gsgnon.'. Phono S59.
There are a few more tickets left
unsold for the get-together banquet
of the Commercial club tomorrow
night at the Hotel Medford. As the
plates will ba limited to 250, it has
been decided by the banquet commit
tee to allow no one in the banquet
room who does not possess a ticket.
Motorcycles, bicycles, supplies.
Liberty Repair Shop, 22 South Grape.
-. . 309
1 John -McDonald who is in the city
toduy from Trail, having motored
down without difficulty ouer the
muddy road, reports that while still
in mlseable condition the road Is
much better than several days ago.
and that if no more rain falls by then
It-will be pretty welt dried out . by-
Sunday. " '.;,,. ..... .- " i' '
Guaranteed sprngs for ;all cars.'
C. E. Gates Auto Co. .--:".. ,
Misses Clara Arm f rust and Osie
Lacey of Ashland, are guests regis
tered at the Nash hotel. , -
Smelt 3 pounds for 25c. Halibut,
salmon, black cod; canned eastern
oysters. Medford Fish Market. ' ;
P, F. Swayno,: the well known Ap-
plegato rancher, left for homo thia
afternoon after ft Bay's visit in Med
ford. He reports things are looking
fine -in his section and that the sea
son is a little more advanced there
than here. .
LIthia water at DeVoe's. -''
Van R. Peirson; of Portland, rep
resenting Nash cars and trucks. Is in
the city with Mr. Churchill, - of
Churchill & Maxwell, of Grants Pass
who' have the agency for Jackson and
Josephine counties and will open a
salesroom in Medford.
" Hemstitching, : " - : i
Pecoting,
1 Handicraft Shop. '
Mr. and Mrs. J.' Fi-oshour und J. j John M, Scott, general piWKt'uger
Fioshour of Ciotlvtllo, Cal lore the -ntfottfc of tlio Southeru 1'acltlo who
Nash hotel this forenoon for a vlsitj 1ms boon spending tho past two days
with relatives ut Provolt In the Ap
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Day Phone: I'nclfic 227.
NiKht I'lioncs:"F. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
' Ijidy Assistant.
plogale section, . , ; . . . a . ; (: .
. JCew locatltm Main aud Central.
Paul's Klectrlo Storo. 3 15
Night Policeman elms. Adams bus
boon confined to his homo tor tho
past threo days with an attnek of
stomach trou'.-.lo. '
Get your milk, crenm, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoo's. ,-'''
Changes afh-cting t,ha Modtortl and
Grants Puss Kinclos ot tho Amer
ican railway express have just been
ordered into effect, but whether tem
porary or permanent, nor for 'what
reason, tho men' affected 1 do not
kua. Jack Went, local agont,' has
been ordered to assume tho Grants
Pass agency, and goes thoro 'tomor
row,, while If. Harrison, tlio Grants
Pass agent has been orderod to tho
Portland office. In tho meantime O.
J. Goold, former agent hero, wiia ord
ered from the Portland office- to
tako charge of the Medford, office,
and arrived yesterday.
Kodak work. Jap Art Store. 336'
It pays to save In the Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & It. Bldg.
Mr; and Mrs. U II. Van n lorn are
Nash hotel guests from Jacksonville.
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street nnd S. "P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co. : , : J " :
E. J. Sheehnn of Livingstone.
Mont., is ono ot the lata. arrivals In
tho city. : : : ' " . - i
-Hemstitching, pecoting, all work
guaranteed..; Vanity Hat Shop.....
Miss iNcllio Ackley who had spent
tho winter with her sister, 'Mrs. D. O.
Fredericks, left last night for a visit
at Portland and from there will go
to Tillamook beach to spend tho
summer, . -',
.Notice to 23-12 members. There
will be no camouflage on Friday,
March 31st, but there will be a regu
lar dance. ' V 307
J." P. O'Brien, federal managor of
the Southern. Pacific and the Oregon
and Washington Railroad & Naviga
tion company, arrived here last night
In his special United States railroad
administration car, accompanied by
A.; T. Mercler, division superinten
dent of the Southern Pacific, on a
periodical trip of inspection. They
were taken to Ashland hy auto this
afternoon by Mark Montgomery, the
local S. P. agent, and will return and
leavo tonight for JIarshfield.
Best lino used cars. Goo. L. Trelch
ler Motor Co.. .
J. E. McCormick of San Francisco,
advance man ot the big war film
"Hearts of the' World," which will
again be shown at the Rialto next
Sunday and Monday, arrived here to
day. At its previous appearance here
at the samo theater it played to' ca
pacity at every performance tor sev
eral days. ?t . : ' .
Fresh cauliflower, lettuce,.. onions,
spinach; also ' all- oihqr .vegetables.
Pineapples, grape-fruit, V -bananas,
oranges. Medford Fish Market.
here, will leave tunlKht tor PorUiuul,
A two-lb. box of Vognn's chocolates
for $1.35 at DoVou's. , , ,
, Dr. iloluo, Gnrneit-Coroy Bldg.
v. O.' D.i Adams at Portland and J, V.
Adams iVrospect, are visitors In
Modlord stopping nt tlio Nash hotel.
Bakery goods tic PoVoe's.
Windshield glusses lor all cam. C.
IS. Gates Auto Co. '
llnn-y l. Mills, tho manager of tlio
Tlutto Fulls lumber I'ompnny, left
this morning on a several days busi
ness visit nt Klamath Fnllsj In which
city ho has been u partner tor several
years tu a woll known abstract and
Insurance office. . - ;
Nash Hotel,;- Special, rates, woek
or mftnth. Steam hont. '-. 317
Qunrautoed pls-.ou rings tor all
.oars. C. B. Gates Auto Co.
Mrs. 0. W.tPblfor und Margaret
Charters of Peru, lnd., nro eastern
tourists who en route homo from Cal
ifornia uro visiting Medford nnd are
guests at tho Hotel Holland.
Malted milk 60c lb. DoVoe's. ,
Daily's Taxi. Dodgo cars. Phone 15,
Rev. Chus. R. Drake ot Grants Pass
was in (ittondnnco hero .Tuesday
night nt the welcoming ruceptlon aud
hanquot tomlered to tho new pastor
aud his wife by. tho Christian vliuroh.
Alco Taxi. Phono US. t
Hat fish daring the lonton season.
Nice supply at Medford Klsh Market.
Among tho Hotel Holland guests
are numbered Mr. aud Mrs. J. Cluck
of San Francisco. '
' Guaranteed brake lining tor all
cars. C. B. antes Auto Co. "
You can always find something tor
a quick lunch at DoVoo'a.
Portlnud men registered at- tho
Hotel Medford are E. Hill, t. T.
Truax. II. E. Chapman, C. C. Croaor'.
A. S. Dreher, E. Spamer. W. J. Lyons,
Van R., Pelrson, N. F. Sutton, M. O.
Evans. A. H. Ferguson, H H. Hone,
F. S. Waring, Kent A. Price and A.
Innes. : , ,' ,;. , "
Alco Taxi. Phone 9B.
Some people are
surprised that
POSTUM
is so delightful
and 6atisfyinrf.
Try ft..
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALIC
Phono 452
-Rotten .- -cow " manure.
-Y.. Hoover's Dairy.
FOR SALIi Ono bay gelding, four
years old, weight 1275; one oight
year old mare, weight 130U: Also
buy horses. 547- South Front St.
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DR, RIGKERT
EYF.S SCTEXTIFICALLY .
TKSTUD, AND GLASSKS"
PR0PF.RLY FITTED
. ; NO DROPS USUI)
Broken Tenses Accnratcly Duplicntcd
Sulto 1-2 over Mny Co.
Schieffelin's
Specials
llSweet Corn
Del Monte Succotash
i.;:'-;!:;i;;,S&W;;-,,
Sprouts, Brussels
Twenty Cents per Can
sgHieffelin's
GROCERY
36-40 North Central Ave.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Mar. 20.
All rectiinlueiidatloiis for a six-hour
day. flvo-ility yoek, inereaso In wags
and 'uullonulliatlon of coal in Inns,
made ly Frank J. Hayes, president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
ica, woro concurred In .by tho sub
cotumltleo of tho general policy com
mittee, iu its report to' tho full com
mittee this afternoon. Tho policy
commit too mot .bore this utteniooii
to; receive and act on tho ruport.i i
Tho BUb-commUtoa rocominmulod
that tho .full power und Influonco of
tho United Miuo Workers bo used to
attain tho end ot .tho. six-hour day
and tlvo-day woek. . , , ,
, Another rocommendatlon . bt tho
suit-commit teo was that tlio interim
tinnal ol'l'ii'Oi's of tlio union' be cut
Dowered to draft for iircsvututioi' to
the Hiieotal cunvontion ot the orunni
sation when couvem-d a tentative
lira I t of n hill to bo iireseiited to
coritrfc!! for tho lintioniiliziitioii ol'
all eottl mines. '
The sub-commit teo iilso recom
mended that t lie international offi
cers be uulliorir.i'il to Ivuco an exten
sive and intensive ounumiir nof or
Kiinixniion i" tlio unthrneilo ilistriels
ami. tlio punclv oruiiuized jmdjioii-
union buimmou iiislrmlj'. ,
Bii'llieF.YePoimd
Size.andSaYeMoncY
ucaiil buYBcltcr
, . Coffee.
, , EVEfiy CAN GUARANTEED
' t Also Pnckfd In ;
3 and 1-lb. Cnnt
STARTS TODAY
Medford HighSchbol
Athletic Benefit
'U Italy's
Flaming ifcYont
A RemarkatJe Picture
Added Attraction
15 Piece OECHESTRA
; GLEE CLUB
VAUDEVILLE '
BAND '
Doors open 7 o'clock
Two Shows
Admission for all 25c V
Tcmorrowf jhftrtySaturday
Big Bill Hdrt
in tho strong Western Play,
"Border Wireless"
First. time in Medford
Last Times Tonight
VIVIAN MARTIN
in the humorous story ' ,
"MIR ANDY SMILES"
Coming Sunday ' ,
' JMARION DAVIES '
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''BELLE OP NEW YORK'
Kodak Finishing
. Film devclopins. I'm roll.
I'Mitim;, post curd size. ,1 for 10c.
'i'.''.iV.i niiil Kimillcr, 2 i'or Tic. , .
Ji'vcrv diiv Herviro. . -
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AComedylorGrowEUps ThatYjung Folks Enjoy
Entire Lower Floor $1.50
1st 4 Rows Balcony $1.00
2nd 4 Rows Balcony 75c.
Balance Balcony 50c
Alail Orders Now
Seat Sale
Friday, March 21
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