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PACIE TWO WEDFOTCD SIXTH TRTBTTNT!, MEDFORlV OTCECiON, SATURDAY. "MAY 17. 1919 The rnlse of ono cent a loaf In the retlill hrice'of broad, which was put Into bffect by the bakorlos of the (iltv.ljiut. Monrinv. -wn rnllod nrhFrl- day, as well as Iho recent Increase In sotd at this conference whoso pur th price of paatry and takes, and Pa 13 10 lcav8 nothing undone lu now a" bVkery products nro being 'fostering the highest type of woman sold at he old prices. When tbo.hooI- Tho work u"de'' 8 bread prlca was raised many house-,1 nls of the Oregon -State Sunday wives of the city started to do tholr 'Bchool association, own batting again, even some who. The Medtord Printing company Is had not done any bread baking for ' prepared with up-to-date cuts , to years. . ,- , , Paper hanging, paper cleaning, C. F. Monnlcfc, R. F. D. 2. , 62 Vacuum cleaners for rent People's Klectrlc Store. 49 The St Mark's Guild banquet- will be held Monday evening at I 6:30 o'clock and all the food served at the dinner wlll.be home products. AU kinds . of used cars from $200 up at Pacific Highway Garage Fords, Overlands, White, Studebakor, Bulck and others. Block and a half south of Nash Hotel. 62 Just, a whisper, oft Mala .' street. Gusher Cafe. ; ' . , 4S A welcome feature at the public market today was a plentiful supply of homo grown strawberries .and gooseborries and .seasonable fresh vegetables, and also a goodly supply or fine tomato, cabbage and egK plants. The Boys' Garden club of the Christian church had a booth for the sale of garden produce. " Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new ..Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. .' Sure we do repairing. People's 'Electrio Store. 49 . Mrs. M. C. Murray and daughter. Miss Effle, were expected to arrive 1n Medford today from Albany, N. Y., -to reside here permanently. Mrs. '"Murray Is a sister of Mrs. 'S. M. Spooner. Try our fried spring chicken southern style, Sunday. Gusher Cafe. ' . 4S Room and board at 43 North (Grape street. Phone 668. 66,. Miss M. K. Barbs, the well known local nurse, has accepted a position on the Medford sanitarium staff and Is now at that Institution. r ' You don't have to stay at home; get a good used car. Pacific High way Garage, block and a half south Nash Hotel. . 62 r. The Gaylord Cycle Shop Is now . prepared to do motorcycle and bicycle repairing of all kinds. Mr. Gaylord naa engaged Mr. Ira Casebolt; who has had years of experience in this line, and who will take charge of thej repalr work. It Is their Intention to carry a full line of bicycle parts, and tney nave maae arrangements so , Grants Pass Courier. , that they can secure motorcycle parts Moose dance at Mooae hall Satur , for all makes on short notice. Both i day night. - Laonspach Orchestra, - .' "have been motorcycle riders for years ' aicq Taxi. Phone 95. 'J nd have ridden all leading makes of I Curley Wilson, former deputy "machines. They are therefore quali-j sheriff who has been viBlting friends Wed to give the benefits of experience I in Medford, Ashland and other parts . fitlri ttfeiTI tn nAtranS- -Mr. GRVlnnl haft' nt 4Vta nnltntn.tlila wnnb fnllnn life 3 taken the factory course of instrue- 4Jon at the Harley-Davidson factory, I In addition, and so Is specially qual-, . 4fled in that line, for which he is ilealer in the Rogue River valley. 48 ! t Three residents of northern Ohio Arrived in the city yesterday and are guests at the Hotel Medford. They tare C. A. Williams of Kent, whd is financially interested in .one of the valley orchards, and F. L. Allen of Kent and R. Comer of Cleveland. V "How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on . the farm?" with a Western electric power and light plant of course. Have you'eeen the cream separator motor, -.. washer and -other labor saving, money making electrical devices at . Paul's Electric Store? ; AS Universal heating and cooking ap pliances at attractive prices. People's , Electric Store. , 49 Persons who would like to go for ; a summerouting at little expense can . get detailed information by attend ing the Epworth League meeting at -Vthe -First Methodist church at-6:45 p. m. Sunday. , j. Plenty of Fisher's scratch feed and i-jotter feeds at Watklns- Feed Store. .. . : 62 ..i. .Helms' 67 varieties have. nothing jf pn our single yariety pork and beans. -. Gusher Cafe. ' 48 The Abbott brothers came into the city from Butte Falls Friday to spend . the week end. -. Don't walk! when you can get a -. good .used car for $200. Pacific Highway Garage. 52 . . R. H. Paxson's Superb Dahlia rpots now on sale iit Central Point. Send for printed price list. i';54 ' Portland 'people registered at the hotels today included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peer, Geo. J. Bonness, H.1 J. Cardwell, V. F. Staler, F. L. Mc- - Creary, K. F. Roohen, E. R. Hurst, F.,A. LJggett, F. S. JohnBon, D. D. Phllltp3, phas. A. Begg, James Wade and Chas S. Cohn. o:. - i- Fpr the best insurance see Holems, Re insurance Man.: ' . . Do you want that honso wired? ; Call IB, People's Electric Store. 49 Major and Mrs. C. A. Malone and children were in Ashland yesterday from Medford calling on. friends. Major Malone has been ..discharged . from army service and is now located - in Medford. ABhland Tidings. . ' 4.- Capriase,- wagon and auto repair ing and rebuilding done at Merrlman Blacksmith Shop. AU .work guaran teed. :::: . .. ,. . . ' . - ' " 66 , . lOream Avaffles. Gushec Cafe. 48 ...'Ernest Carpenter, son of F. S. Car penter of Perrydalo, who Is with the flthi dlvlBlon, has been transferred to the. .Army ot Occupation and is now In Germany in the neighborhood of Coblenz. , . . , . A car to suit your pocketbook at Pacific iHighway Garage, block and a half south of Nosh. . 52 ..Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn mower and have It sharpened right., Called for and delivered. Phone 3 20-J. ' The Western Oregon Girls' Rtate conference will be held at Salem, May 23i 24 and 25. Ench organized class from any Sunday Bcliool Is en titled to two delegates, and If (hero is no-organised class tho school at lurge may send two delegates, girls from IS to II years of ago. Evory Sabbnth school Is urged to bo ropre- print horse bills, lotterheads, envel opes, etc., for horses, cattle, hogs and poultry. tf Flynn, Darnellle, P.inabargor. Peo ple's Electric Store. .49" C. J. FryE. W. Anderson and P. J. Sullivan arrived in Medford from the Blue Ledge mining district Friday to spend the week end..- They are at the Xash. Piston rings tor all oars. C E. Gates Auto Co. In the production of our famous chill we eliminate the use of garlic. Gusher Cafe. ; 4ST A party at the Hotel Medford con sists of Mrs. A. D. Ensign of 'New York and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pclouie of Eagle Point, Big dance at Eagle Point Saturday night. Good music . ' 48 Canteens are practically Indestruc- tahle, yet cost less than water bags. C. EvGates Auto Co. - . F.. W.' Howard of . Los Angeles, representative of a well known firm of California fruit buyers and ship pers, arrived In the city Friday and is busy Interviewing the orchardists of the valley. A good used car can he had at Pa-. cifio Highway Garage with starters some just like new. Block and a halt South ofXash.-' 62 TlBlmnn baths, at Ashland, are open dally excepting Mondays of each -week. 60 Misses Eunice and Merle Davis nave Just completed a very successful .year's work at the Oak Grove school and have been hired for another year at a substantial increase in wages. ' Fir slab and dry wood tor sale by J. T.Gagnon. Phone 859. .The ladles of the St. Mark's Guild serve the banquet next Monday even ing May 19th, 6:30 sharp, St. Mark's hall. , Don't forget the date. Go right from your business. Jackson County Business Men's Assn. ' 49 "Ding" Tuffs, with the 830th aero squadron south of Paris, writes his parents that he wanted some real Oregon apples and had an opportun- Uv to secure a box of Hood River apples, but the bqx cost. htm $18. 1 discharge from twenty months ser- Tca in the army, wiH return early next week "to Cooley City, Wash., where he was engaged in the grain business when he enlisted, to resume that business. . " The new way , of . wiring ranges used by Paul's Electric Store Is s pecially desirable for tenants because fhe wiring goes. with the ranee if vou move. 48 move 48 Carter's Little Liver Fills are world wide known for their medicinal pur poses, but they have nothing on our famous chill con came. Gusher Cafe. - ; . . . 48 . A party of Seattle motor tourists enroitte north, from California, com posed of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Spencer, C. A. Stuart and R. G. La Favor, is making the Medford its headquarters while in the city. . ' i . ' Moose dance at Moose hall Satur day night. Launspach Orchestra. , Helman baths, at Ashland, are open daily execpting Mondays of each week. . ; . . , :. .60 ' Dudley Estes of Talent who has been In bed for the past seven years suffering with tuberculosis of the left hip joint and who had been at the Medford sanitarium since last Jan uary was taken today to his home where -he will be bedridden' for a year yet with his leg in splints. When be was 16 years old he jumped on a passing freight train and was kicked off by a brakeman. Shortly after wards the tubercular trouble devel oped. He is about 23 years old. .. Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61 Hemstitching, . , , Pecotlng, - ' '' , Handicraft Shop. '. . ' - A telegram received Saturday fore noon by Mrs. Corning Kenly from Chicago conveyed the sad news of the sudden death of her father, Iajor Granger Farwell. Mr. Farwell was a Chicago banker and during the war served in the quartermaster's depart ment with the rank of major. Mrs: Kenley will leave this evening for Chicago. 'Another big dance at Eagle Point Saturday night Good music. : All welcome. ' ' . 48 Mrs. J. W. Ling was the guest at Ashland this week of of Mrs. B. R. Greer. Brother knights please come and bring your family to the Knights of Pythias entertainment and dance at K.. of P. lodge rooms, Friday, May 16th, 191.9. 41 California visitors in Medford to day include E. R. Monroe of Los An geles, !P. Kemlnskey and S. A. Glai Bant of San Francisco. Springs for all cars. . C. E. Gates Auto Co. j '.' WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDE11TAXEB " Day Phone: Pacific 227, flight Phones ! F. W. Weeks, 193-J2. Lady .Assistant. . A Spokane parly of auto tourists enroute north from California and stopping at tho Mudford consists of Mr. and Mrs. ,V. 11, Roberts, Jumvs M. Roberts and MUs Anne Huberts. Don't forget the dance at Eagle Point Saturday night. Good music. 4S Mrs. S. N. Griffith and daughter loft Saturday morning for Grunts Pass to visit the former's son, Guy Griffith. - . Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 10" Mouth Central. Phono 616-J. Sergeant White of tho Medford re cruiting of f Ico has received word that the 50,000 men enlistments' de sired now for service In France and Germany must enlist for a period of three years In any of the following branches: Infantry, cavalry, field ar tillery, engineers, and medical , de partment. Enlistments for .'other branches tor service in this country are wanted. Y.oung men from 18 to 40 years of age aro eligible. Re cruits enlisting here for overseas ser vice will bo forwarded to the main army recruiting office at Portland, thenco to Fort McDowell, Cal., aud from there, on to Camp Mende, Md., from whence they will sail tor France. ' Brake lining for all cars. C. E Gates Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore and Mrs. AV. C. Hale arrived from Grants Pass at the Hotel Medford yesterday, reg istered as from Klamath Falls, and attended tho funeral of their father, the lute Nathaniel Langwell, Jackson county pioneer, at Jacksonville this afternoon. Children's hair cnts one of our specialties, at the Bowman & Noe Barber Shop. Mr, and Mrs. D. F. Woods of Chi cago, are auto tourists in the- city. They are. enroute north from Cali fornia! For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track D. R. Wood4 Co. , . : ' Mrs. Kate Cox. Miss L. Connell and C. 'Ju F.arndon -pt Portland are registered at the Hotel Holland tor a stay of a week or more. . Alco Taxi. Phone 95. Grants PaBs people who arrived in the city today to spend, the week end are Mr. and Mrs. James T. Chin nock who are at the Medford, "and G. B. Fife and family who are guests at the Holland. A rellner will double the life of your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Captain R. J. Conroy who has been in the city for several days looking after business matters, will leave for Camp Lewis tonight to resume Ills duties as head of the surgical depart ment at ' the base hospital. Capt. Conroy intends to remain in -the army service during the reconstruc tion. period after-which he plans to return to Medford and resume prac tice. - - ' - - Try our : merchants lunch. The Shasta. - tf Frederick Heath, who this week arrived at the Presidio, San Francis co, to be discharged from the 20th railway engineers wired his parents here Friday that be would arrive In Medford on Sunday evening. - Alco Taxi, phone 95. - Jack Aitken and familv left Thurs day on a motor trip to San Francisco to meet Ralph Aitken who arrived at the Presidio this week to be discharg ed from the 20th engineers railway service. Ralph will accompany them back and they are expected home In a day or two. f " , , . Have your car washed and slmon ized at Pacific Highway Garage.' 62 3Hss Vesta Kruse of Sutherland who had been visiting friends here, left Saturday for a visit with friends at Grants Pass -before returning home. ." ' ' -.: . Among eastern visitors registered at" the Medford are G. K. Patterson of Philadelphia, and M. O'Omand and W. I. Van de Vawter -of New York city, the former being the represen tative of a well known Jobbing firm In silks. - El N. ;LeClalr of -Moore, Mont., Is one of'the western visitors at the same hotel. . . . i Mrs. C. 31. Jennings left Saturday for Portland after a visit -with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. W. B. Jackson. The graduating exercises ' of the Grants Pass high Bchool will be held tonight in the-Grants Pass, opera house. Dr. Carl Doney, president of Willamette university, will deliver the principal address. . . To -those persons contemplating Sunday outings the prediction of fair weather for tomorrow js pleasing. The coldest temperature of this mor ning was 40 degrees. ' , ' . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Valley View Berkshire registered-young stock, bred from champions.' Write D.' M. -Lowe, Talent, Ore., or phone Ashland 6-F1-2. - 74 DR. RICKERT ' . EVES SCIEXTIFICATXT 5 ' TESTED, AND OliASSES . ' ;; PROPERLY FITTED - , NO DROPS USED Broken Lenses Accnrntely Pnplicatod Suite 1.2 over Mav Ci. . ; 128 E; Main. Upstair ' Kodak Finishing i r"ilm dnvelopine. 15o roll. Printing, post card sir.e, 3 for 10c ZViiWi and smaller, 2 for 5c. - '- , , Everv dav service. JAP ART STORE The child welfare .mooting con ducted by .Misses McGi-nlt nud McCor nilrk yesterday ut tho borne ot Mrs. Hollows ut Rvesu Greek, whs well at tended and wile one of tho bVst moot-IhKs-yot hold In the county In this cuubo. Ono mother with her three children, the youngest being only three months old, drove an old burse four miles to the. meeting from her ranch home and declared she felt well t-opnld in tho-practical know ledge gained.,, Spnrk 'plug's for all cars, 0. E. Gates Auto Co. . Washington atnto -people atopplus at tho Medford Include Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Carew anilisan Ot Soatlla, Mr. nud Mrs. O. E. DeUolt and bou of SpoKune, nnd Mrs. C. C. Holmes, W. K. Durdon ami R. M. Burton ot Seat tle 1 '.- : " ; Duo to o small freight train wreck at tunnel No. 7 in the -Cow Creek canyon early today the south -bouud passenger train which arrlvos In Mudford dally nt 9:36 a. m. did not reach tho city until about 2 o'clock this afternoon,' having heeu hold for hours at .West Fork until the truck was cleared ot wreckage ED BROWN'S GUESTS -. Over aOO ' Jackson county , boys wore guests of Ed. G. Brown at the Al O. Barnes wild animal show in this city last Wednesday afternoon. Tfle boys were given free run of tho cir cus thru tho courtesy of the manage ment, after Mr. Brown had arranged for their entrance, but Instead ot re maining In a body they scattered like grouse. Many of tho boys wore from tho country, and one traveled all the way from Watklns. tried to work his way into the "big tout." and falling, became a guest of Mr. Brown. Oth ers, but a very few, imbued with tho "get something for nothing" Idea tried to Impose upon the hospitality of the host with the admission prlco In their pockets. Tho chaff was sep arated from the wheat by question ing. - The taking of. financially embar rassed boys to tho circus, has been a hobby with Mr. 'Brown, tor 20 years, and is due to the fact that Mr. Brown never saw' a circus till he was old enough to vote, tho they often passed his Missouri homo. The disappoint ment was so keen that Mr. Brown vowed If he ever was able he would take all the kids situated like he was and for years no. circus has come to his town without keeping tho vow. AT : THE LIBERTY TONIGHT William Faversham, the celebrated actor who' Is starring in the. new Paramount-Artcraft special picture. The Sliver King," which will bo shown at the Liberty today, has had a most notable career as player and producing manager. Mr. Faversham is an Englishman and he gained his histrionic experience In that 'country prior to 1887, when he made his first professional appearance in this coun try in "Pen and Ink," at tho Union Square theatre. New York. Mr. Faversham appeared as star in "A Royal Rival" at the Criterion theatre. New York, in Aueust. 1901. and since that time his record has been one of repeated theatrical, suc cesses: ' Tomorrow, Jjf 3 ERTY Monday , A BIG JOY SHOW Charles Ray "The Girl Dodger" Enough jnatcrialin. this picduj'esto make three stories Mack Sennett's latest comedy ' "THE VILLAGE SMITHY" To, see this show will make you feel good all week. fLAST TIMES TONIGHT ' " iii WILLIAM FAVERSHAM ' v- '' .In the Famous, Melodrama ' 'THE SILVER KING' ; Monday Night Only Harry Manning, Medford 's ' Caruso. ' .. . . - Was the FIRST PRIZE WINNER For Best Decorated Druggist's Window for Victory Week. . - V Watch Our Windows Daily. '.'"". L Bicycle riders will bo intoi'cstt'd in tiio followiuir jimtounuoiuont of u se rifs At Uieyelo j;iieu8 to bu hold in Med ford soon, onuu to nil comer!) from, iiiu iiukuu nvui- vtuiuv uueuruunr to the clauses mimed" . ' lioiriie river vultev niuntetir bicy cle nine" lo lie hold nt Medford, Oro,. on Decoration dnv. Mnv 30, 1011), lie cinnim." 2 i). m. KvoiiIh: 1 nuloOncu to Uoys 'under IS Yours. 1 mill' -Open lo Uovh un'dor 11V vearx. - . ' 1 mile Onen to nil comers. 1 mile tluudieuii. . mile Slow rnec. l'ries: Tho full lint of urines to be nnmiunc.od Inter. Eastern muntt- facturerrt nre inlnrested and will eon- trilmto iu.es. In nddition tirines' are iissureil lront l'nier-& Tnl't of Seattle, I'neil'ie Motor Sutiplv eomimuv of Sun Francisco: lltirlcv-Duvidsmi Mo tor commmv. M'nvor. (.', K. Oittus'niid W. i. (luvlord. Kntrie.s:, All entries must be made in writin" on lilnnks to bu furnished: rmst ue filed with V. K. (luyUird. Med- forl. Ore., on or heloro Mav yiHlt nt 6 o'clock p. m. Alt minors must have the written uennissinn of their par ents or mmrdinn. A'l cut nulls .must be residents of Jackson, Josephine or Ciirrv couutv and must bo nninteiim. The co-eiieratiiin of the citv offi einls of Medford is nsstired, nnd Chief of t'olice Oeoa-e 0. 1'iinolliv will uet ns the. official sturler fr Hie ruces. , The rm-es will start on the I'neifio hii;)iwnv nnd will lie run so ns to finish at the Nututorium. The fodernl authorities aro taking an active Interest In tho hotel scan dal case of last Wednesday night which rosulted In the arrost of M. Wbltjob, Sun Krniicinco travollng salesman, David Davidsons Albany bridge englueor, and "Gloria Mon roe" ot Albany on charges of va grancy. United States District At torney Honey telegraphed from Port land yesterday to Sheriff Torrlll to nt once arrest Whltjob who "was out on ball pending sontonce being - pro nounced In Justice Taylor's court Monday, and hold hlin Id the county Jul). Mr., tleney or one of his assistants, and a deputy U. S. mar shal waro expected to arrlvo In tho city this afternoon. A Muun not vio lation charge is .expected. ugultiKl Whltjob, and a white slavery charge I against Davidson. I Mammoth Bronze TURKEYS For Sale ' . . ' From finest California stork prlzo winner. Day old, tur keys, 4Hc, ulntfly or by flock with mother lieus... J 2-day old turkeys 7ftc. l'liono- BOO-JO or apply Irvine Jlnncli, Bcnll Iane. : .LAST SHOWING Nor maTalmadge The Probation Wife -v. ... . . , f . , : " ; Yesterday the Season's Largest . V CROWDS APPLAUDED THIS Tonight to accommodate those shopning late we will . run full show ' '. ', . . . . . From 7:15 Until Midnight; i The Comedy ' Hearst "The Fly Ball' News SUNDAY ONLY "THE DELICIOUS LITTLE DEVIL" A highly pleasing com edy, and New Screen News Lyon-Morarr Comedy VAUDEVILLE ' . Adele Brault in mc rime ay ifLj,) i Gay and Happy Songs 1 7" .?7 . Miss Brault sings both afternoon and evening. ' Coming Monday-Tuesday Win. Farnum, "The : Rainbow Trail." . ; , ' ' ; : Indorsements Tlio Btuto rcilcnitloi'of Iilior. i ' f"--: i-- V- ' Tlio Cenlml IilNir rViincll of Portlnud. n ' ' " . '' Tho City (miniiiioiiprK of Portlunil tliroiiiili IU t'oiiinlUnlonrm. Tlio Portlnml Khrunl (,'lub. - ,,' . Tlio 1'ortlnml Ail. flub.' i . Tlio I'orUmid llolary t'luli. . ' . .' ' Tlio HlnI,o (liiunltor of Commerce. r V Tlio J,ortUinil 1inniUor of Comimim?. ' Tlio Moh'h f!liib of tlio 'lrt4inKro)fiiUoiiiil,niiiroli. Tho Hotel Men' Amioclntloii. . t. "iVu k m- . i, ? Tho Oregon .Motor Dciilcm AmiicIiiIii, ' ., . , , Hovcnty-.Hlv piipcm In Jho Htuto, : v; ' rortlmul liiHini. ' ' l-'lftocn OraiiKOH throuKlmut tlio Htiito of Orciton. . Aluo 1(100 lctlcm from' prominent jnon of nil wiilkx of liro lliroiiuli- oiit tho HUlto of )rcon. ' . . , ' VOTE 310 X YES , ..V ' ' Kpcrliil'HInta Klocllon .luno rl RooBevelt Military Coast Highway ' "OrcKoii'K Hoiut to Iel,llJ,', ' . ' City Treasurei 'i Notice of Semi-Annual Interest Due ' NOTICIO IS HEUEliY VtllVEN that the semi , annual interest on paving, sewer and watermain as-..-scssmcnts upon all properties for which application . wTas made to extend the .time of payment, will be duo and payable at the office of the city treasurer June 1, 1919, and will be delinquent after thirty (.30) days from said date and shall beai'. a penalty of five per cent (5) upon the amount of such delinquency. ,, -Thirty, days aftw any such delinquency tho prop erty wilfbe sold for the amount of such delinquency together with penalty and costs of such wale, n ac A coKlauo'e with the provisions of Section -148 of the city charter. ' i i Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May,v 1919. . MARY A.. HASWELL,.. : Troasuicrof the City, of, Medford, Oregon. , THE HOUSE OF BIG FEATURES In f ; A Human Interest One Reel , l
