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BTEDPORD HATE TRTBTTNTH. ftrEDFORD, OftKOON, TUESDAY, MAY, 20, 1010
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The f IrBt Jackson county home
study tour which begins tomorrow
and Is continued Thursday promises
to be largely attended from all parts
of the county. A number of Grants
Pass people will also attend. Tbe
tour starts at the Qore home on the
Pacific highway at 9 a. m. Then the
Schubard home on the Phoenlx-Qr'f-I
fin Creek road and the Barnum home
on the Paclfio highway will be visit-
ed, and dinner will be served the en-1
tire party at the latter place. During
the 'noon hour an exhibition of can-
hlng outfits, home drier, canned and
Hrled products will be shown. Inland w. E. Darden of Seattle.
the afternoon the McCracken home The Medford Printing company Is
at Valley View and the Gray home at
Ilellovlew will Ibe visited. The it In-1
erary for Th rsday Ib more elabor-
ate.; Miss McCbrmlck requests any
persons who have room In their autos P. 0. Ahlstrom and son Gston of
for ' one or more passengers whom Butte Palls, were guests at the Hol
they fare willing to take, to communl- land Monday night and today,
cate with her. Piston rings for all cars. " C. B.
Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C. Oalee Auto Co.
P. Monnlch. R. P. D. i. 52 G- E- Hoffman, Lee Smith and
ri. tn.i .
dent. I W . vice preset ' and , It, rU,?0. ""1
t ,r n..i.i Tk rrom war service and have been locat-
J. K. Carkln, secretary of the Jack- . . . , . .
.. s i- i,. ,.,. . cd in the Applegate section for the
son County Business Men s assocta- , ...
,. . , ... ; . past month, left today for San Fran-
Merchants magazine for May. the A,berU cQnBry ,n anada to lQ
.. Vacuum cleaners for rent People s cate. .
Electrip Store. . , . 43 Canteens are practically Indestruc-
The first of the orchards to begin table, yet cost less than water bags,
thinning on a large scale Is the Klam- C. E. Gates Auto Co.
ath which started with a crew of Alco Tad. Phone 95.
about 18 women and girls this mor- The frost season in the Rogue
nlng. A number of other orchards River valley officially ends Wednes-
wlll begin thinning In several days day as tar as the weather bureau is
and soon all will be at it which can concerned, as Floyd Young, the frost
bbtain the needed thinners. The help expert, who has been stationed here
situation appears very discouraging during the season will leave with
at this time, for Superintendent Janes Mrs. Young tomorrow night tor Port-
hi the federal employment - bureau land where he will be attached to the
said this noon that only about SO weather bureau office of that city
women and girls had registered for for the summer. About tho same date
this work, whereas the number re- last year Mr. Young ceased his duties
quired when the general thinning here and left for Portland, and the
season set In would be form 100 to next day occurred one of the worst
200. H9 urges that women and girls frosts of the season. Hence it Is up
hltrry and register.'- to everyone to cross their fingers and
''Rainbow Trail, Page today. 60 hPe for soutn winds the minute
Mrs. John A. Westerlund leaves to- ounB leaves town,
night for a several weeks visit with A Bod used car can be had at Pa
friends at Portland and Tacoma. " dfio Bfhway parage with "tarters;
... j , . some Just like new. Block and a half
All kinds of used cars from S200 Sonth , Nash 62.
up at Pacific Highway Garage The condItlon of Mr8 0 c Boggs
Fords, Overlands. to, Studebaker ho mderKeat 8 m8jor opertltion in
Bulck and others. Block and a. half a.PortIand hosp,ta, laat Thursday,
south ofash Hotel. 62 conunueg to improTe according to
.. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mason of Em- Ietter8. reCeived in the city from Mr.
porta, Kas., tourists enroute home Boggs.
from California, left this morning for Helmsn baths, at Ashland, are
Portland after a stop of a day or so ; open daU raceptIng Mondays ot each
in Medford. They were guests at the j weea gn
Kash hotel. ,-- For fire insurant phone 64, cor
- Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new !ner EIeventll atreet and s p
Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. D. R. Wood Co.
' J--5 .Reed, Wff amone 'he i"8'"! Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Conser left this
ness vis tors to the city today rrom morning for thelr tormer nomei Hla.
the Wellen district. - ; . iwatha. wi u... hii a
Room and board at 43 North Grape ,
street Phone 668. 66
W. W. billon, assistant interstate
T. M. C. A. secretary, who addressed
audiences In this city Saturday and!
Sunday, spoke before the Grants Pass
chamber of commerce at its luncheon
yesterday. .
' Rainbow Trail, Page today. 50
George Collins and' Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Bevan returned Sunday after
noon from their auto trip to San
Francisco. ' '
' You dbn't have to stay at home;
get a good used car. Pacific High
ray 'Garage, -!cck and a half south
Nash Hotel. 62
E. O. Teague, nncle of O. E. Black
Ingtoh, a retired shoe manufacturer
from Vermont, arrived here with bis
family this week and Is living in the
"Hunt House" owned by Mrs. Mee,
They have leased the property for
the season and will make their home
here for that length of time at least.
Mr. Teague seems to like it here and
we hope he can become sufficiently
Interested io make this his perma
nent home. He 1b the owner of the
Gold Crest orchards of which O. E.
Blacklngton Is the manager. Gold
Hill News. .
iPIenty of Fisher's scratch feed and
other feeds at Watkins Feed Store.
. 62
Code Hall Is. home from hlB ser
vice overseas, having recently arrived
in this country from France. He
wsb in the artillery and enlisted early
In the war.
Don't walk! when you can get a
good used car for f 200. Pacific
Highway Garage. 62
Butte Falls men who were guests
at the Nash last night were William
and Aerlon Cross and J. P. Hughes.
R. H. PaxBon's Superb Dahlia roots
now on sale at Central Point. Send
to printed price list. 64
' Mrs. A; L. Coll left Tuesday morn
ing for Jefber,: Cal.,' to visit with
relatives.
' For the best Insurance see Holem's,
the Insurance Man.
Postmaster Mime is again back on
duty after his Several weeks vacation.
He resumed his desk Monday.
FalnboW Trail, Page today. 50
W. L.'Powers of Corvallis. head of
tun uepaniuuub ot irrigation at mei
kj. a. is nere o assist tne Meaiora
district irrigation board in preparing
some data. He Is a guest at - the
Hotel Holland.
Carriage, wagon end auto repair
ing and rebuilding' done at Merrlman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed. - 66
. The 1918 session laws of the' Ore
gon legislature are now ready for
distribution and several copies have
already been received in Medford.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
WEEKS & IffcGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER .
, . Day Phone: Pacific 227.
Kigut Phones t F. W. Weeks, 198-J2.
. Jjodr Assistant . .
1 Tha '"teat report from Hanger
Momyer from Crater Lake national
P that on May t there was
'eel of snow t the lake rim and at
tlio engineer's camp and 6 feet of
snow at Anna Springs camp.
A car to suit your pocketbook at
Paclfio Highway Oarage, block and a
naif south of Nash. 63
I P. W. Bross left Tuesday morning
for a BeTeral days buBlness visit at
Klamath Balls.
Call Mitchell In regard to that
lawn mower and hare it sharpened
right. Called tor and delivered,
Phone SI 0-J.
"Washington state visitors In the
city who are stopping at the Med ford
Include A. W. Lindsay of Spokane
and Metvln J. WinBtock, P. C. Cole
I prepared with up-to-date cuts to
print horse bills, letterheads, envel-
opes, etc., for horses, cattle, bogs
end poultry., tf
Frank Kendall, former residents of
tha snmme, It hM h(1Bn ,-,-
years since they visited there.
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. Phone 859. '
Have your car washed and slmon-
ized at Pacific Highway Garage. 52
No word has yet been received
from William B. McFurson, tormer
deputy Bheriff with speed cop and
booze duties, who -disappeared from
this county several weeks ago, and
neither have the Jackson county of
ficials any intimation ' as to his
whereabouts with a perfectly good
deputy sheriff's badge and also a
state police badge In his possession,
so far as can be learned.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. '
Mrs. Frank Dodge and children of
Llllard, Ore., who enroute to
Klamath county stopped off here for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Klum, resumed their journey today.
Helman baths, at Ashland, are
open daily execpting Mondays of each
week. .60
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bryan are
Hotel Holland guests registered from
Portland.
Portland Telegram. Phone 620.' 61
Ed Chartraw of Gold 'Hill, was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Hemstitching, .
Pecotlng, j "
Handicraft Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stockin left this
morning for a stay of a week or so at
Roseburg.
Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates
Auto Co. -
. Opening Ashland Nat under new
management. Sat. night. Big dance.
Rooms, with or without board. No.
8, corner Fourth and Front. .65
, K. E. Hodgman, district engineer
ot the Pacific highway, will go to
Salem this evening on buBlness.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Big opening Sat. night, Ashland
Nat. Dancing and free swimming.
Guests from a distance at the Med
ford include M. 8 Burton of Phoenix,
Ariz., N. K. Neilson of Salt Lako City
and W. A. Griffith of Chicago. , ; .
Brake lining ror all cars. . C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
Back on the job. Just returned
from
the service and ready to do
your piano tuning and repairing. W.
P. Brooks. Call Palmer Piano Place.
DR. RICKERT
EYFH SOIBNTIPICALLT '
TESTED, AND GLASSES
PROPERLY FITTED
' NO DROPS USED
Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
finite 1-2 over Mat Co.
128 E. Main, Upstairs
Pauline Frederick at the Liberty
PAUUN FREDERICK- iA 'Delia. Donna.' . V';,
This Is Robert Hlchen's great slot?
of the adventuress who married a
man for his money and who after
ward hated him because he gave her
everything she asked for. Her hatred
F. C. Cole of Seattle the new sup
erintendent of this district for tb
Western Union Telegraph company.
who Id making a tour of Inspection
left today tor Portland after inspect
ing the Medford office. .
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman & Noe
Barber Shop.
S. H. Strleby ot Kansas City, Is
visiting here and Is making his head-
quarters at the Hotel Holland.
Dick Sanders says the smudge Is
over, aow is the time to make your
appointment. . Painter, In all Us
branches. . No after-cleaning to be
done. 10 years in Medford. Nut
said. Phone 84 0-J. Res. 844 W. 14.
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Among Portland men registered M
the hotel today were Maynnrd Cole,
L. V. Cole, Jno. P. Burns, F. L. Kent,
William Whelan, H. B. Hammer, T.
Jacksen, W. J. Malthouse, C. A.
Rouse and A. A. Swanson.
Spark .plugs tor all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. .
Big opening dance and swim, Ash
land Nat, Saturday night.
The city council will meet In regu
lar session tonight It is rumored
that another councilman who has for
months contemplated such action will
hand in his resignation.
A reliner will douhJe the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co. .
Try our
Shasta.
lunch.
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The
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CONVENTION OF
EPI
PORTLAND, Jiay Z0.--The pro
gram of the nation-wide campaign of
the Protestant Episcopal church, un
dertaken for the expansion of the ac
tivities of the church at home and
GAS
in the
Stomach
Sour stomach (heartburn), Belching,
Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre
quently complained of after meals re
lieved In Two Minutes, Almost in
stant relief from Pains in the Stom
ach caused by undigested food.
CtTAIT riin? ON 80 DAYS'
OEjLH I rtEjL, TRIAL
Send 10c for Postage and War Tax,
name and address, and we will send
you on approval our stomach prep
aration, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which
time you are to send ub $1.00 or1 re
turn the unuBed portion if not per
fectly satisfied.
Address: Bellinghnm Chemical Co.,
HelllnKham. Waxh.
LIBERTY
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TONIGHT. ONLY- i
PAULINE FREDERICK
in-; . . . .;,
"BELLA DONNA"
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The story is powerful , situations dramatic and
the heart appear irresistible,. ' ; ..
' A Paramount Re-issue. , .
ALSO A CHRISTIE COMEDY
TOMORROW THURSDAY .
BRYANT WASHBURN in "Venus hTthe East,"
PEARL WHITE in 7th episode "The Lightning
;: . . ' . -, ' Raider." .
grew until she tried to end his lite
that hers' might be happier.
' Then for the big, smnshlng climax!
Yon really can't artord to miss
Paulino Frederick In "Bolla Donna."
abroad, will be presented to tho con
vention ot tho diocese of Oregon,
which will be held- in' Portland on
Wednesday and Thursday, May 21
aud 22. by the Rev. T. R. Ludlow,
formerly a missionary in China.
Since the preliminary announce
ment ot the plans ot the board ot
misslonB'ot the Episcopal church for
a great awakening to the problems ot
reconstruction, a large majority of
the bishops ot the church have pledg
ed their support to the movement.
The program has been presented to
numerous diocesan conventions In
tho lost few weeks and In every caso
tho response has been emphasized by
the appointment of a campaign com
mittee. It is expected that such a
committee will be organized In the
dloceso ot Oregon as a result ot the
Rev. Mr. Ludlow's address to the
convention. .
The first step ot sucli a campaign
committee would be the compilation I
of the results of an accurate survey'
of the problems ot this diocese. Those
local needs would receive first con
sideration, according to the program
proposea ty tne board of missions in
cooperation with -the board of relig
ious education, the joint commission
on social service and the other agen
cies of the church.
HAWKER JS GIVEN UP. -(Continued
front page otto.)
It is pointed out that tha aviator
almost certainly would have sent a
farewell message before gottlng out
of radio range had an accident not
befallen him In the meantime.
In the house of commons lost
night Joslah C. Wedgwood and other
members severely criticised the gov
ernment for omitting to provide
means for assisting Hawker in his
flight across tbe Atlantic.
Captain Elliott declared the coun
try would hold the government re
sponsible and lamentably remiss and
desperately careless of the honor of
tbe country "and the lite of a gallant
gentleman."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY .
FOR SALE Ranch 14 miles from
Medford, $2000. Would consider
trade for smaller acreage nearer
some town. J. E. Reed, Wellen,
Oregon, owner. 6D
WANTED Man Saturdays at barber
snop in Talent. A. T. McMahan,
Talent, Ore. -64
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FOR R0XT Barber shop for the
Bummer. Doing good business.
A. t. McMahan, Talent, Ore. 65
WANTED Six thinners. Court Hall.
62
WANTED To buy four or five-room
modern bungalow to be moved
away. Box L, -Mall Trtbuno. 62
FOR SALE Child's snlkey In good
condition. Pbone 746-R evenings.
60
KiAMATH PLANS
ON LOST RIVER
KLAMATH FALLS, Oro., May 30.
JMuns uru oiolng worked out for
construction of n dum across Lout
Hlver 'bed below fttorrlll by which
later It Is proposed to Irrigate- the
reclaimed lands of Tulo Inko, Project
MnnuKor 11, D. Kowoll nnnoiiiiced to
day. .Newell said thoro was no tit
tuluty as to when work would bo
undertaken but that tho pluns wilt lie
ready when tho funds nro available,
: Tho' main canal ot tho project,
wlillo largo enough for prosont uoeds,
will hot bo sufficient when tho Tulo
lake bed is Irrlgntud, according to
Nowell and It Is planned to use tho
old bed of Lost River far a portion
ot tha dlsluni-e to carry tha extra
supply. '
(Ait This Out it In Worth Money ,
DO.VT MISS THIS. Cut out tills
sleep, oncloso with' 5c ami mail It to
Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield Avo
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will rocolvo In
roturn a trial packugo containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for "coughs, colds and croup; Foley I
Kldnoy Pills tot pain In sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder ailments; mid Foley Cu-I
thnrtln Tnlilnta n wtwi!fM,.titn ntitl
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, tor
constipation, 4illlousucB, headache,
and slugKlsh bowels. For sale by
Medford Pharmacy. '
AMERICANS
MAKING GOOD
AT SIXTY-FIVE
Don't worry about old aie. ' A sound
nan Is food it uy ago. Keep yuur
body la good condition sod you can b
halo mil hearty and able to "do your
vik mm i,ucu jou wero a young teuu.
Affections of the kldners and bladder
an among the leading csuie ot early
or helpleas age. Keep them clean and
the other organs in working condition,
and you will hire nothing to tear.
Drive the polsonoua wastes from the
syetem and avoid uric acid accumula
tion.. Take GOLD MHDAL Haarlem
Oil Capaulea periodically and you will
find that yon are aa good tbe next
fellow, lour aplrits will be rejuve
nated, your muaclea lining and your
aisd keen enough for any task.
Q OLD MEDAL Hnarlem Oil Capsules
will do the work. But be aure to get
the original imported GOHD MKDAL
Haarlem Oil Capaulea. Tbey an re
liable and should help you, or your
money will be refunded. For aale by
moat druggiata. In aealed packaioe
three eiren.
Unloading Today
New Model elie
The Most Substantial, Pettiest
Car
r n i j i he aatistactory Car W
On display at Show Room corner Main
Pruitt
C ' ; LAST SHOWlNq TONIGHT
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'TiieRainbowTrail'
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PRICILLA DEAN In
"THE EXQUISITE THIEF."
Your Jewelry Store
Ohooso your Jewel rw ut .Ijiin Htoi'cJ &l'..lu'ro is
shown a eollct'tioii of wondrous lictiiiiy and variety.
Diamonds
You can select a Diamond here in the certain as
surance that you will receive absolute value at its
price A Diamond well bought, is a sure investment.
Lovely new Silver and I'lute for June Weddings.
Martin J. Reddy
; Southern Oregon's Leading Jeweler.
.i -.i i j,. 'iu i n
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Was tho
FIRST . PRIZE WINNER
For Host Decorated Druggist 'b Window for Victory
"Week.
Watch Our Windows Daily.
Carload of the
Touring Cars
ever shown ini Medford
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