WEDFORP itmETRrBtrNTg, MEDFOKD, ORWiON, MONDAY, MAY, 10, 191!)
d
Mies Anne McCormlek, Hie homo
demonstration agent, desires to know
If thoro are any women In Medford
. having cars who rare to drive their
autos on the home study tour trips
Wednesday and Thursday and would
tako along with them one or two
other women who are desirous of at
tending hut bavo no way of going.
Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C.
F. Monnlch. R. F. D. 2. 62
Modford will furnish breakfast to
the members of the National Kiltor-
lal association convention who will
arrive here on tholr special train from
Portland at 6:30 a. m. Monday, Aug
ust llth, and Immediately after eat
ing depart for Crater Lake. This city
will also serve the tourists d'nner
late the next afternoon on their nrrl
val from Craier Lake prior to their
departure for Portland. Tho Com-
'mercial club hoping to have tha visi
tors see as mmh of the valley ns pr
sible during their short stay had bon
busy trying to make arrangements
for the visitors to breakfast at Grant!
Pass on the morning of their arrival
and have dinner at Ashland the next
day, b;it Secretary Steel has just re
ceived word that that plan Is impos
sible. 8S -ha Itinerary as origina.iy
made out Is nlieady in circulation In
the es- nnd tar no: In changed
Vacuum cleaners for rent. People's
Electric Store. , 49
Mr. and Mrs. WUHan A. Gates
have adopted one of the prettiest aud
Bweetest babies In Oregon, and ilio
little one-year old bluo eyed m'.ss av
rived in the city this morning from
Portland m custody of Mrs. s tl.
Upton and was Introduced to and
given Into the care of her foster par
ents. Years ago Mr. nnd Mra. Gates
lost their twin children three months
old.
All kinds of used cars from $200
up at Pacific Highway Garage
Fords, Overlands, Vnlte. Studebaker.
Bulck and others. Block and- a half
south of Nash Hotel. 52
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Jonss of Seattle
and Mr. and airs. P. J. Nelson of Ta-
coma, are an auto touring party en
route to San Francisco who are
guests at the Nash hotel.
Hemstitching, pecoting. Some new
ideas. Vanity Hat Shop.
Clinton Walker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Walker, arrived home the
latter part of last week from France
having received his discharge from
military service.
Sure we do repairing. People's
Electric Store. 49
George (Putnam and mother, Mrs.
Mary M. Putnam, left Sunday by
automobile for San Francisco for a
visit with relatives, and on their re
turn home will be accompanied by
Miss Bruce Putnam who has been
visiting relatives in that city for sev
eral months.
Room and board at 43 North Grape
street. Phone 568. 66
One of the evidences that the Unit
ed States army will continue to keep
troops in Siberia for some time to
come is seen in the announcement
which has been received by Sergeant
White of the Medford .recruiting of
fice that 8000 soldier recruits are
wanted for service in Siberia. Only
those who have been in the service
will be accepted for this special ser
vice and the enlistment is for three
years.
You don't have to stay at home;
get a good used car. Pacific High
way Garage, block and a half south
Nash Hotel. 52
Robert J. Nixon and Don L. Colvlg
are two well known Yreka men who
spent Sunday in Medford and were
registered at the Medford.
Universal heating and cooking ap
pliances at attractive prices, people's
Electric Store. ''
Among Klamath Falls pcoplo who
spent Sunday In the city were Jennie
II. Johnson. B. C. Sutcliff and E. H.
Jefferson.
Plenty of Fisher's scratch feed and
other feeds at Watkins Feed Store.
52"
A number of Medford people at-
'tended the closing day's program of
the annual conference of the Oregon
district of the Free Methodist church
at Ashland yesterday, a leading fea
ture of which was the addresses by
Bishop Pcarce of Philadelphia, Pa.
Don't walk! when you can get a
"good used car for $200. Pacific
Highway Garage. 62
- Eastern visitors in the city who
are registered at the hotels are F. M.
Morlarity and J. P. Gibson of New
York. J. C. Folger of Washington
D. C. R. E. Jackson, E. A. Reed and
W. A. Griffith of Chicago, and S
Turner of Boston.
R. H. Paxson's Superb Dahlia roots
now on sale at Central Point. Send
for printed price list. 54
The state encampment of the
Spanish War Veterans will be held in
Salem, July 3rd and 4th instead of
In June, as originally announced.
With the encampment, and the grea
home coming event under auspices of
," the War Mothers club and the big-
gst Fourth of July celebration ever
staged in that city tho first four days
In July promise to furnish plenty of
excitement In the capltol city.
For the best insurance see Holems,
the Insurance Man.
Captain and Mrs. Stoddard of
Roseburg and Mr. and Mrs. George
Fletcher of Roseburg were Sunday
guesti in Medford with the Hotel
Holland as headquarters.
Do you want that house wired?
Call 12. People's Electric Store. 4 9
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks who reside on.
the Central Point highway arrived
home Saturday night from tho camp
In Texas where Mr. Brooks recently
received his discharge from army ser
vice. Mrs. Brooks Joined him in
Texas some time ago.
Flynn, Darnellle, Rlunbnrger. Peo
ple's Electric Store, , , iD'i
D. E. Millard delivered the bacca
laureate sermon for tho Gold 11111
high school at tho Methodist church
Sunday evening. There was hucouiI
music by a young ladies' choir. The
class consisted of tour young men.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Paul, Mrs.
Dumell, Miss Caroline Lenders, Mrs.
Millard and Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Smith
attended the exorcises.
Carriage, wagon and auto repair
ing and rebuilding done at Merriman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed. 66
"Rainbow Trail" Page today. 49
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Frankcl, motor
tourists enroute to Portland from
San Francisco, were Sunday guests
registered at tho Nash hotel.
A car to suit your pockotbook at
Pacific Highway Garage, block and a
hair south of Nash. 52
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn mower and have it sharpened
right. Celled for and dellvored.
Phone 320-J. -
Medford Is a little late with Its
clean-up day as compared with other
Oregon cities of its size, but not too
late to greatly improve the appear
ance of the city tu general. The for
mal proclamation of Mayor Gates for
clean-up day appears in another part
of this paper. Following Us recent
clean-up tho city of Eugene is hold
ing a lawn beautifying contest for
prizes.
The Medford Printing company Is
prepared with up-to-date cuts to
print horse bills, letterheads, envel
opes, etc., for horses,' cattle, hogs
and poultry. tf
Piston rings for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
The first tractor accident to be re
ported in Jackson county was last
week -when W. R. Walker while hold
ing a plow drawn by a powerful trac
tor on the irrigation ditch opposite
Roguo River under the Van Houten
contract was thrown against the bank
and suffered a crushed hand.
Canteens are practically Indestruc-
table, yet cost less than water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
"Rainbow Trail" Page today. . 49
J. H. Linville of Central Point
was among the business visitors in
Medford Monday from that section
of the county.
A good used car can be had at Pa
cific Highway Garage with starters:
some just like new. Block and a half
South of Nash. 52
Helman baths, at Ashland, are
open daily excepting Mondays of each
week. 60
The grand jury for this term
of court convened in Jackson
ville this morning and it Is under
stood has a number of important
criminal cases under investigation.
The court convenes next Monday with
a trial jury to hear charges.
Fir slab and dry wood for 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
Medford is to have another woman
pastor, as Rev. Rhoda Burnett has
been sent here by the Free Methodist
annual conference Just ended at Ash
land yesterday to replace Rev. Mr.
Childs who has been pastor of the
local church for the past year and
who was transferred by the confer
ence to the Northern Oregon confer
ence of that denomination. Mr,
Childs succeeded here a year ago
Mrs. E. ! A Ager of Jacksonville
and Oma Bn vorldge of Phoonlx, were
over Sunday guests lit the Holland.
Dick Situc lers says tho stmidgo Is
over. Now I a tuu tune to iiuiko your
appointment. Painter. In all its
branches. 'o ntter-cleanlng to bo
done. 10 y rs in Medtord. Nut
said. Phono' 840-J. Res. 844 W. 14.
75
For fire Iu uirnuco phono 64, cor
ner Eleventh istroet aud S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & ;Co.
Will Offutt .arrived homo Satur
day night from CMmp Lowls whore he
received his discharge from military
serMce. He was 14 months lu tno
service about a ye r of which was
spent tu Franoe as a', meinuor of the
66th engineers iu Wnieu no was a
master engineer.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
That smudge and smoke - in
tho valley Sunday iraino rrotu
tho hundreds of bontr.ros on tho
site of the Elks now park on
tho Roguo river. Not loss than 60
members of the Elks lodge In their
working clothes, and many of them
accompanied by their wives, worked
there all day clearing tho acreage of
dead wood and rubbish, cutting out
brush nnd trees., etc., which wero
Walter F. Bowno leaves this after
noon for ow York city for a visit of
tlroo weeks with his parents and
friends. Mrs, Howno and daughter
will remain in tho valley.
Samuel Hatomnn and J. L. Hom
mor lenvo this evening tor Salem to
attend the grand encumpment of tho
statu 1, O. O. i .
OBITUARY.
JOHNSON Diod nt hla residence
6H miles northeast of Medford, Sun
day, May 18, 1919, John Roborl
Johnson. He wus a native of Finland
and was nged 07 years. Funeral ser
vice to be held nt the Weeks i Mc
Gowtin Co. chapel Tuesday, May 20,
1919, nt"2 p. m. Interment will bo
In tho I. O. O. F, cemtory.
PBN'CE Cnlvln Monroe Pence,
died nt the faintly home In Central
Point at 8:30 a. m.. May 18, 1919
at the ago of 60 years, five months
and nine days. He enmo to Jackson
county 43 years ago nnd mado his
homo on a ranch nt Elk Crook until
six years ago when ho moved to Cen
tral Point and has made his homo at
that plnco until tho timo of death.
Ill ri'imhlii'unH nml 7 ite'nini'riiU. The
new. Iiouho roll Hutu '.'MS rt'imblU'iinn,
tWU ilt-nuH'rntK, 'J 'mlvmmtU'iitK, 1
in'oliiliilioniKl, I HiiiiitliNt nml -I vu
emu'ii'H lull in denineriitiu ilistrietH.)
a total of III."). Tho Iiouho divinum
isives the roiiublieutw u nmiovitv of
III over the doinocrnlrt nml III) over
all combined omKixition,
lloimliliean notion m-ommen, how
ever to lie restrained hv I resilient
Wilson's veto newer us n two-thirds
vote is necessarv to overriilo a veto.
MoNmto from lCurow
Toitav wns the first lime Hint cunt-ess
luttl enlivened with it president
in I'.urouo mid his oiioimnr iiiessmro
nbled from foreiuu soil. Tim iiresi-
itt'iit's uiessau'e will not he sent to
oonuroHs until tomorrow. It iirnhuhlv
will not refer to the ihuico ti-entv lis
Mr, Wilson expects to present Hit'
li-entv nersonnllv next month.
Iinnoi-ttint house committees were
to lie chosen tod a v. but the somite
reimliUi'iiiis were not rendv with their
committee assignments lieeunse of
burned in the many Jires started fork " " " ' ' '
this purpose Tho . Improvement '' K t Knglo Point ;, on Dec.
I. ... ),; rmnrlnl,lnl lana, wuu .uiiiuj mm. .,
but it will take another dajfe worK
by at least 100 Elks to clean tue
place up thoroly and ma ke tt inviting
for a picnic and outing grounds.
A rollnor will doublo the Ufa or
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
California people at the hotets
Sunday and today Included O. H.
Goetch of Los Angeles, George Me
Mahon of Dunrtmnlr, and W. G.
Welghton, Mr. and Mrs. George
Elsen, B. A. Muldoon, Mrs. B. Van
Orman, Miss M. Street, Mrs. C. J.
Scutte and L. JR. Schurmer.
Try our marchauts lunch. The
Shasta. tf
Among Porthtndors here yesterday
and today were Robert Clemens, A.
M. Johannessen, O. H. Barnes, F. H.
fN'ash, E. Smith, James iMccormncK,
G. M. Rose, R. I. Freeman, W. 11.
Goodman, S. F. McClellen and N. B.
Anderson.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
H. A. Tresham of Sams Valley,
shipped a car of hogs to Portland
last Monday for which he received.
20 "4 cents per pound. There were.
seventy head In the car and every one
graded as fancy Block Gold Hill
News.
Have your car washed and almon
Ized at Pacific Highway Garage. 52
The attention of all Oregon Odd
Fellowdom will be centered on Salem
this week where the grand stato en
campment of the 1. O. O. F. and the
grand assembly of Rebeknhs will be
held. This morning the following
women left to attend the Rebckahs
assembly-. Miss Anna Bateman, Mrs.
N. J. Wylie, Mrs. Fort Hubbard. Mrs.
j. D. RIckert and Mrs. Leo Watkins
nf Mndford. and Mrs. Chris Ulrlch
of Jacksonville.
Spark plugs for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. "
People irom Washington state
spending Sunday in Medford at the
hotels were Mr. and Mrs. George
McKelvy, of,Manette, W. H. Ransome
of Sookane. and A. E. McCutsKy. u,
V Kereer Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blair
and X. A. Newton of Seattle.
The ladies of the St. Mark's guild
serve the banquet next Monday even
Rev. Rozella Douglas who is now lo-llng. May 19th, 6:30 sharp, St. Mark's
cated In Washington .state. Rev.
hhoda Burnett comes from Doris,
Cal., after a year's pastorate of the
church In that town, and prior to
going there served two years as pas
tor of the Ashland Free Methodist
church. ,
"Rainbow Trail" Page today. 49
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. '
Oregon visitors at the hotels Sun
day included Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rog
ers of Glcndale. J. D. Jackson of
Eugene, 11. Martin of Roseburg and
E. J. Hottenroth of Selma.
Helman baths, at Ashland, are
open dally execptlng Mondays of each
week. - 50
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61
Mrs. D. W. Stone left for Bend, Or.,
last night, having been called there
by the death of her granddaughter.
Miss Elizabeth Foss, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. N. Foss, former residents
of Medford. Mr. Foss is vice presi
dent of tho First National bank of
Bend.
Hemstitching,
Pecoting,
Handicraft Shop,
" Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates
Auto Co.
Mayor and Mrs. Gales made a call
this afternoon to meet their new
niece, the foster daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Gates, who arrived from
Portland this forenoon, and to help
Mrs. oates out In the great emer
gency, as Bill ever since the baby'i
arrival had spent the day in hotfoot
ing it back and forth from the house
to the stores in making purchases
and deliveries of cribs, rattles, nurs
ing bottles, canary seed, marbles
warm wintqr clothing and candy. He
was in an agitated stato of excite
ment.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las. 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Brake lining for all cars. C. E
Gates Auto Co.
P. C. Bigham leaves tonight for
sightseeing trip at San Francisco
from where he wilt go to his 21 acre
grain ranch near Stockton. He ex
pects to bo gone two -week:-.
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman & N"
Barber Shop.
hall.- Don't forget the date, us rigni
from your business. Jackson County
Hnsiness Men's Assn. 52
Sunday guests at the Nash hotel
Included Lester and R. H. Bradshaw
of Brownsboro, Fniinp weniz oi
Rogue River, Hark WInnlngnam or
Watkins and J. F. Adams jat Prospect.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Day Phones Pacific 227. '
Night Phonos: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
' Lady Assistant.
leaves beside tho wife, two sons and
one daughter, Ralph Lawronco and
Ctilvin Karl, both of Central Point,
and lluttio May Cameron of Table
I'.ock.
Tho funerul services wero hold at
Vhe grave In tho Central Point ceme
tery this afternoon at 3 p. m., Ituv.
Hohenshuh officiating.
CREANY James Crcany, a native
of Ireland, passed away at the Sacred
Heart hospital. May 18, 1919, after
suffering from a stroko of paralysis
nt his home in Talont, Ore., at the
ago of 75 years. Ho wus born In
County A rniuh, Ireland, and immi
grated to Canada at an early ago.
He left Canada about 30 years ago
tor Illinois. He came to the Rogue
River valley about seven years ago
and made his home with his niece,
Mrs. J. W. Bailey in Talont, until his
death. Funeral Bervlccs wore hold at
the Catholic church at 11 a. m. this
morning and the body will bo shipped
to Portland for burial beside his
brother In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
JOHNNY ON THE SPOT
AT
"Johnny on tho Spot," is the latest
of the forceful comedy-dramas pro
duced by Metro In which Hale Ham
ilton is to be seen. This play, which
is of original plot and character, will
be tho attraction at tho Rlalto thea
tro today and offers exceptional en
tertainment. '
The story, which Is a complicated
one. Is handled with gratifying clov
erness and shows the popular star
at his lively beat. The plot deals
with the adventures of Johnny Rut-
ledge who believes that life is made
to be taken easily and that all things
worth 'having comes to him who
wait.
REPUBLICANS TAKE CONTROL
(Contlnned from page one.)
first time since 1011. had majorities
in both brunches of comrress. In
the houso thev have a mnririn of 30
votes, but in the senate their majority
is only five.
The senate nssemlilinir today had
7!
POST
TOASTIES
. . t .
make glad smiles
around the family
table. Most deli
cious cornflakes
ever
known.
s&M known. ;
Vulcanizing
All oar work strictly guaranteed to
be first class. 15 N. Fir St., Medford
Phone 484-J
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also aecnt for Fairbanks and Mors
Enitlnes.
17 South Riverside.
BOY'S TROUBLE
I
I lie iirouiVKHivc fiulil ttu'iiiiisl eli'i'liup
ul' SeiinliiiH IVimiNu uf I'lmiiHvlviiuiu
anil WiUTt'ii uf Wwomiiiif iim ehiiii'
inen of the finance ami iiiiriiiii'iiiliiiiiH
eomiiiiltoes, I'OHiiot'livelv.
Semite lender nrriiiiued to nilinlllii
tnilliv llllt'l 'I'hiirnlnv to i;ivi lime 1'iir
' Ml ' " l
Ihe ri'iiiililii'iiii'H wmli on ciniiiiiit-
li'lix,
The iivnlniiee of tinvv liiln nml rtm
uliiliiiiiM iui'iilt'lit to n new huhkIoii lie
uim Iiuliiv in llui Iioiino, but inli-n-ilui'tiiui
of Hcinilo nit'iiHiirvH went
nveiv
a
All Traces of Scrofula
Cleansed from the Blood
Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out. ,
If tlioro la any tmco of Scrofula, or
oilier liiipurltiea In your bleed, yuu
cannot enjoy tho full phynlnil devel
opment that n healthy body la ca
naille of until your blood linn been
thorouffhly cleanavil nnd purlllod of
nil trncea of impure matter.
S. ti. 8., the wonderful old purely
vcKotubla blood remedy, has na vijuul
for removing tho Inst trnco of Scrof
uln nnd oilier blood tnlutH, nnd thora
in no ciiho that It dooM not promptly
roach. K. 8. 8. will tlioroUKly cleanno
nnd romovo every dlHonnu gorin that
InreHtrt the blood nnd rIvo you hew
lifo nnd vlffor. It Ik sold by nil druic
uIkIs and you idioulcl get n bottlo and
Win its una to-day, Wrlto a com
pleto hlHtory of your cane, nnd you
run obtain export medical ndvlco irea
by nddroHnlnir Modleiil Director, 3(1
Swift Luborutory, Atlanta, Cia,
Suffered Slnco Ho Was Two Yen
Old (lains 10 rounds on Tunluo
Now Well nml Strong
"My nephow, James Hoxan, who Is
fifteen years of ago, has nutnod nix-
toon pounds on Tunlao and Is now a
robust, happy boy after thirteen yearn
of awful suffering,' said Minn MiikkIo
Goldsmith, 2S0 Henry Ave., Mom
phis, Tonn. Miss Goldsmith has been
connected with tho Joe I.. Ulluthorno
Seed Co.. of that city for twonty
seven years and Is a stockholder and
director In the company.
"Ever slnco Jumes was two yoars
old,' continued Miss Goldsmith, "ho
has been atfllcied with stomach
-trouble Two or three hours after
eating, especially tho evening meal,
ho would begin to complain of severo
pains In his stomach which would in
crease unMl ho would 0 Into convul
sions. These spells would come on
five or six times n month and lust
about thirty minutes and ho would
bo unconscious for an hour. Home
said ho had heart trouble and others
said it was vertigo, ills condition
kept him down to almost a skeleton
and it wns pitiful to soo how ha suf
fered. "His mother took him to St. Louts,
and many other placos for treatment,
and wo spent thousands of dollars
trying to find samo relief for him but
It was all to no avail.
"Hut all that awful load of anxiety
and worry has been lifted. James Is
now a woll and happy hoy and Is go
ing to school, nnd a fow bottles of
Tnnlnc did It. He always complained
of having to take othor medicines,
but he seemed 4o like Tanlac and
since taking five bottles ho Is sixteen
pounds hoavlcr and doesn't look like
the name boy. Ho wants to cat all
the tlmo and can eat anything with
out it hurting him. It makes us re
joice to see James woll and stout nnd
enjoying lifo like othor boys. Wo
are not looking for notoriety, but for
tho sako of suffering humanity, we
are willing td give our unqualified
endorsement for Tanlac."
Tanlac Is sold In Modford by Wost
Side Pharmacy. In Gold Hill by H. D.
Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Meo, In Ashland by J. J. McXalr,
In Eagle Point by Von dor Hollcn.
' Adv.
LIBERTY
Last Tiiiit'H Tonight
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Tu
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Latest Comedy
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Medford 's Caruso
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Adults 20c; Children 10c.
Coming Wednesday-rPricilla Dean "The Exquisite
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-TODAY ONLY-
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In
"Johnnie on the Spot'
Nothing but fun and tons of it. Some Gloom chaser.
It's Fast!
It's Funny!
It's Worth
Double the
Money!!!
Tomorrow s
Harold
Lockwood
And
Harold Lloyd
is with us, too, in
'Next Aisle Over'
Don't care what kind of grouch
you have we'll wear it off I
Also a Pathe News.
A Whale
Of a Show
For a Little
Dough!!!
'XSSI
Tomorrow
"The
Great
Romance"