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MMIFORD MATE TRTBUKTE, MEDFORD. . OREOON, THURSDAY, MAY 22. 101 J)
locdBieB
beputy United Stnton Marshal S.
T: Pace asslBted liy Dean Terrlll left
thltimornlng for Portland with tour
prisoners abound over to the federal
jraiid Jury, throe from Medford and
One tram Klamath county. At n pre-
llmlnary hearing boforo P. Roy Davis
iS. d. ,. commissioner, held yesterday
afternoon Dave Davidson of Albany
and M. Whltjob, pf San Francisco
were hold for trial to tho federal
court' at .Portland, on the charge of
violating the Mann act. and "Gloria
Monroe," the young woman In the
case was held to the same court aa a
witness: The three, who were arrest
ed early In the woek at one. of the
hotels;' travolod here .together from
. Clamnth FaAJs. , The other prisoner
was Ed Smith, a. one-armed man,
who was bound over from Klamath
county on the charge of bootlegging
among the Klamath Indians. . ,
. Paper angmg, paper cleaning. C.
F. Monnlch. R. F. D. i. , 52
. Don't walk! when you can get a
good uio& car for 12(10. Pacific
. Highway Oarage. 52
1' Mrs. Jens Jenson Is In a precarious
condition at the Sacred Jleurt hospi
tal where she underwent a major op
eration last Tuesday jiight. She had
been ill -with a llu complication for;
some time and early in the week de
spite the fact that it was thought she
had not jnueh.ohance to survive such
- an operation that desperate chance
was .taken In hopes of .saving her -life.
B. J. McPhee. painter. Phone
00-X. - . . -76
R. f. fwuon'a Superb Dahlia foots
Cow on sale at Central Point Send
for printed .price Hist - ' 5'
. Colonel Samuel Gephart. head of
army recruiting in the Oregon dis
trict, was .ecpeoted to arrive here
from Portland this afternoon or to-tnotfo-w
morning on business at the
local recruiting office.
'.- All kinds of nsed cars from S200
-up at 'Pacific Highway Garage
Fords, OverlandB. White, Studebaker,
EHIck and others. ' Block and a halt
eduth of Nash Hotel. : - 62"
- Dance at Trail Saturday. ' ' E2
' .One of the most pleasant events of
the spring social season was the re
ception and -dance given-by 'Misses
Marie, and Laura Gates in the small
pall of the N'atatorlum last night for
their brother, Jeorge Gates and wife,
nee, Joan Anderson, forty-two cou
ples of yoong people were present.
- Hemstitching, oecotlng. Some new
iAeas" Vanity HatShap, ., ial'ont,-half regular prices.
"f'Fbr 'the test insurance tee Holems,
th -insurance Man.. . . - -
'5 O. C. Boggs who arrived in the city
Wednesday afternoon from Portland,
reports that Mrs. Boggs who was op
erated on in a hospital of that city a
week ago today is getting along nice
ly And barring some unforeseen com
plication will be able to leave the
(hospital In about three weeks. '
;v Koom and board at 43 North Gape
Wreet. Phone '568. 66
i-. Carriage, wagon and auto repatr
'iegand rebuilding done at Merriman
Blacksmith Shop. AU work guaran
teed.,, ... . , , .,r -66
' I.Slr. and , Jfra. Alex Anderson and
children left Thursday morning (or
Agar, ,Cal;, to reside., as Mr. Alexan
der has .accepted the foremanship of
a large .sheep ranch in that vicinity.
you don't have to atay at home;
get a good .used car. Pacific Hlgh
way'jOarage, block and a ;half south
aati Hotel. -, , 62
Piston .rings .-for all cars. C. E.
Pfrtes Antoo. , ; .''..
1.43,. B., Craig and mother are. tourists
from San Francisco stopping at the
Hotel Medford. ' .,
: Plenty of Fisher's scratch, feed anil
other feeds at .Watklns Feed Store.
J.- ,v . . - 52
V Alco TaxlJ Phone a&. .
A meeting of the Grlir.lles will be
held at the Gold Ray dam next Sun
day, at which .tlmo outsiders uro lq-.
vlted.v A comfortable struck has been
obtained for , the occasion that will
accomuioiluto from fifteen to twenty.,
8eats may be reserved at the Com
mercial club, for which a charge of
fifty cents will bo made for the round
trip. Those having room in private
cars will kindly offer ,it to . their
frionds, by which means all can be
accommodated. The club will uro
rido cotfeo, cream and sugar, but
each person should take a lunch,
which will be served about 6 o'clock.
A car to suit 'your pocketbook at
Pacific Highway Garage, block and a
half south of Nash. 52
HaKtietos, spark colls, motors ami
generators repaired and rewound at
The Crater Lake Motor Co. . ITT
Jack Altken and . family arrived
home Tuesday afternoon from San
Francisco to which city they went to
meet George Altken who arrived at
the Presidio to be discharged from
the ISth railway engineers. The
round trip was made by auto and
George returned with them.
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn mower and have It sharpened
right. Called for " and delivered.
Phone S20-J. .
The Medford Printing company (s
prepared wlthi up-to-date cuts to
print horse bills, letterheads, .envel
opes, etc., for horses, cattle, hogs
and poultry. ... , tt
According to H.'E. Gethlrig, man
ager for the local salmon fishermen,
the present year Is. one of the poor
est seasons for fishing that the men
have 'ever struck, says tho Grants
: Pass Courier. Catches are small
and two or .three . of the boats have
discontinued the business for the
present. ,- Mr. Gethlng states that up
to the 12th of the present month the
run of salmon had been very, light
at the mouth of the Rogue, while. on
the .tTmpg.ua. conditions were little or
no better. During the dry weather
the:, fish hover near the .mouth of
streams. and a heavy storm is. prob
ably needed to Bend them on up the
rivers.' ... ,.. ... ,
Canteens are practically indestruot
table, yet cost lees than water bags.'
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
' 'Alci Taxi.. ' Phone' 95. " ' :
George A. ' Webber is a business
visitor Ip Medford from Los Angeles
who arrived this morning. -.'."
A good used car can be bad at Pa-i
clfic Highway Garage with starters;
some just like new. Block and a half
South of Xash. , 61
Frst-class . kodak work, ' charges
Jap Art
. :. Among the Josephine county peo
ple who are taking in the home study
tour .today are Miss Ruth Corbett,
home demonstration agent. County
Agent C. D.: Thompson, and Mrs.
Thompson,' and ' Jtrs.-George Entoii
who will have charge of a similar
study tour to .be given in that county.
For fire insuranct, phone 61, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co. '
Fir slab and dry wood for sale .by
iT.'.Gagnon. Phono 859. ''
..The state supreme court this week
reversed the decision .given by the
circuit court of this county In the
case of Earl Tucker against Dr. W.
H. Judlngtwhlch has attracted much
attention. Suit was begun against
the defendant to enjoin him from en-l
closing a roadway at Brownsboro
from the premises of Tucker's land
across defendants land -to a public
highway. .The circuit sout refused
to enjoin .and .this decision has Just
been reversed by the supreme court
, Mr...and,Mrs. W. J. Schenck hav
returned from a delightful winter
spent In California and have taken
apartments at 706 South Oakdale. ,
hemstitching, A
-.. pecpting,- 5. ..lyv.Y;
Handicraft Shop. X. X ..V;
S. S. Schell uud Lf K. King were
among the. Grunts Pars men who
spent Wednesday In tho city.
, Have your crwnahed and slmon
utcd at Paolflc Highway Gnrnga. (2
Au advertising campaign will start
tomorrow for K. C, linking powder
and the dealers are-requested ,tp
make window displays In accordance.
Corporal Kruost Ketnklng arrived
yesterday at a Virginia svaport from
overseas sorvlce, . v':
Springs for all oars. C. SI. Gates
Auto Co. .-. -v.-. .'..';' ''.0..
' iMrs. C., P. Buck left for Hnrrls
burg. Ore., this morning having been
called there by u tulogram apprising
her of the serious Illness Jot ,, hor.
daughter, Mrs. M. Moore.
Rooms, with or without board. No.
S, corner Fourth and Front. ' 55
Mrs. Ilert Glllons left tor her home
at Glendule.this morning following a
visit hero with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. JV. Hall. : ,"
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman -i Noo
Barber Shop. .
Robert Milne of Rockford, Ills.,
and F. V. Gllddon of Provldonce, U.
I., are among the eastern states visi
tors registered at the Medford:
Dick Sanders soj-b the smudge Is
ovor. Now is tho time to tnako your
appointment. Painter, In all : Its
branches. 1 No nftor-cleanlng to he
done. 10 years In Medford, ' ,Nuf
said. Phone S40-J. Res. S44 W. 14.
. ,t.5
M. B. tTraln and R. B. Carter of
Rogue River, arrived home this week
from service with the 63rd infantry,
Uth division. ' '
' Spark plugs for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
Harvey Graham, a blacksmith of
Talent, arrested on ,the streets or
Medford yesterday for being Intoxi
cated, after his return with a party
or 'friends from Hornbrook with two
half pints of booze in his possession,
waa iined $25 and costs In Judge
Taylor's court today.1. - '.
Big opening dlace and swim, Ash
land Nat. Saturday night.
..Miss Violet Barto and Mrs; Kath-
eriner Law were Grants Pass visitors
this week frpm Evans crook. .
A reliner will double the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Mrs. J. Ballad of Jacksonville, A.
L. Goodman of Ruch and D. R. Pat
rick of Eagle Point.' wore among the
county .visitors in the city today strip
ping at the Nash. . .- i . ,
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. ' . - . tf"
-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Beecraft are
guests at the Nash hotel from Lewis
ton. Mont.;7.. -,. : .
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61
Sheriff Terrlll', Mayor Gates and
Chief of Police Timothy wore seen In
an earnest conference while sitting
on the picket fence beside the eity
hall tois iinornlng. ."which -. aroused
rauchgqurlosltj and seemed to pre
sage a sensation. It finally leaked
out that the wcr -debating whether
the best time to plant corn was in
the light of the moon, in May. . .:
Wesley Brown, manager " foj;
Churchill & Maxwell, local ogcnts for
the 'Nash Six will give a dcmonstraT
tion of .thai cut away chassis of tho
Nash, that "direct from the eastern
auto shows, at their-show room. 127.
North -Riverside 'on May 24 to '23.
The Ashland demonstration will be
June 2 and 3. AU who are intesested
are invited to see the working parts
of this.popular car in motion.
Mrs. -Francis Burkhart and Mrs'.
Rena Whinole of Rosue River, have
been atiSfilem this week attending!
ine KeDeuan conventm as represen
tatives of- Live Oak lodge aot Rogue
river. i- : .v
Tho, Rogue River Vuloyt Cunul
company this week sold a. six months
old heifer shorthorn calf from ltB
much, at Agate for $400 to Titos.
Harrison of Santa lto'sn, Calif.,' rep
resentative of the Otis stock farms.
Only last woek the ranch purchased
soven milking shorthorn cows from
Sutitn Kosu lit a cost of about taOOO
to add to Its hord. This herd now
numbors StO blooded cnttlo. anpei'ln-
tonilout Mason of the Ktrtluml farm,
alrto purchased tour milking short
horns for that farm at tho sumo tlmo
and! brought tho shlpmont of bovoii
benjl to Medford. Llttlu'by little tho
number of flue brad cnttlo Ib bolng
added to In tho VRlley.
Alc'o Taxi. Phono 95.
At tho public inarkot Tnosday
iiornlug 1 1 vases of strawberries from
the 11. 11. Mcltrlde ru'nch, 1 utiles
north of town on tho Central Point
road, ware sold boforo 8 a. m. Mr.
McUrltlo has 1H acres of strawber
ries, halt of them rlpn, and Is unable
to get pickers to harvest them. There
will be a big supply of homo grown
berries at tho publto market Satur
day. - ' t -
Brako lining ror all cars. C, E.
Qatoa Autp Co.
; A motor Hourlst .party 'from Sum
mer Lake, Ore., which nrrlvod In the
city yesterday from that place la
stopptug at tho Modford in tho por
aons of George H. Dltwllor, W.-A.
Whitney, 11. Hnldrott and Culla Du
val; . Tbey visited -the Gold Kay tlum
and other points of tutor Jsti today
and will .start for Portland In a day
or so. . ' '
lltu llqusoholder, 67 yunrs old,
well known Modfuni man, met with a
serious accident Wudmvsday at 5 p,
m., when with several other men ho
was cutting timber In a tract flva
miles west of Jucksouvtllo, - A sue
tlnn oY true olght feet long by 3 feet
thick Blurted to roll down tho ntottn
tttln aide and. boforo Mr. iloitaoholdor
could got out of tho way rollwd over'
him. . Throo of his ribs on the. left!
sldo and his right shottldor bludo
wore frncturod, and ho was inrornally
Itijttfed and Itadly bruised. He wits 1
brought to -his home at fill South;
Hamilton street und from thvra was !
taken tatho Modford sanitarium. It
avlll ho several dn.vtt .vet boforo tho ,
otitcomo of his Injurlus will ' bo
known. .
Furnlturo upholstering, , mattrosa '
making, crating and packing. Jlottg-.
lus, 101 South Coittrul. Phono 616-J. !
C. 11. llRUson, well known Medford
chof, and his wtfo and children left ;'
for Weed this morning, ho having
taken a position us chief cook. at a .
logging enmp of tho Weed Lumbor.
Co. close, to Ml. Shunta,, whare he ex
pects to spend tho summer. '
. nig opening Sat. night, Ashland
Nut; Dancing und fruo swimming.
Jj. X. Zoiits of ltoUa, Is among tho
visitors In the city from illnlio,
Buck on tho Jab. Just returned
from ' tho servlco and rondy to do
your plnuo tuning and repairing. W.
P. Rrooks. Cull iPulmur Piano Place.
-v. : '.',-: -- ' l
' A dnughtor was horn, to Mr. and I
Mrs. llollon on 'Wednesday, May 81,
wolghlug S M pounda. -i
Some Coflee Drinkers
Continue .to, drink . X
coffee even though
it doe cause dis - ,
Vcomfort."
Of course they re' univise!
There is no discom
, fort in POSTUM. , It
; has a delightful aroma
and a rich coffee-like .
' v; flavor; itjlilji-jl-sua-i.
:,lfvcofree' disagree;,; !f;t"1
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DR. RICKERT
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
. UNDERTAKER
-pay Phonef Pacific 227.
Sight Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103J2.
ETES SC1EXTIFICAIXY
TfcSIED, AND GLASSES ,
" PRDPEBLV FITTED
NO DROPS tJSED'
Broken Lenses Accurately Doplicatod
'.:..:.' Suite J-a over May Co. ' '
. - 128 K. Main. Upstairs
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
F0LNDRY AN0 MACHINE SHOP
&)so agent ?or FuirbnnkB and Ifont
'.Engines..- t
17 South Rlvsrtlri
Kodak Finishing
Film dovclopintr. 15o roll.
Printinc. poat onrd sixe. S for iOo.
2V3'i and BmoUcr. 2 for ,6a. '
,. i -.-.Every dav sorvice. .
y JAP ART STORE?
LAST TIMES 1T0NIGHT -
Bry ant Wiashburn
' In tho FniuoiiH BwtuhluyEvoiunjj I'ost Story
"Venus inlthe East"
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PEARL WHITE
,. . Tn tlio Sovfiitli KiiiSotlo '.
'"THE LIGHTNING RAIDER"
TOMORROW i - ! , " .
, - ELSIE FERGUSON ,
;VV. '''.'.V':' .v.--' ' IN r.;
"V ; ' !' HIS PARISIAN WIFE"
SATURDAY
f THE HOUSE OF
BIG FEATURES
v' LAST SHOWING TONIGHT '
Priscilla Dean
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Ihe Exquisite Thief"
MISS 'DEAN GIVES DELIGHTFUL PORTRAY-
' " AL OF THIS CHARACTER. .
Hi ' , . .-' ' "' - -'" ' .''- v;
, Thurston Hall, her lead, Is seen at hla fcest. (
THE COMEDY
i HUMAN INTEREST REEL
Adults 20c; Children 10c
j j "Its a Great Life
. in
Keeping Money Liquid
A lit lie cash und a.lut of rrcdit kot'.H the in
dustrial worjd iiioviu totlay. '"For instaiu:s
money dopositfd'lioro nt1 tho First Nnt,innl
Hunk may lie advanced in part toward a half
dyzon different kinds r (luvelopuient work
in a year, where 1eniiorary relief of houio
kint is required. '
One should aim to liiiild up hirt'own i
credit standing gainst tho (inio
when hw need is great ir then
; 'cash an hand. ! -;; . . -
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Medford Oreoon
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Effective May 12 the Federal Rtibber Co.7 ut the prices of tires and tubes down
appoximately 15 percent. This brings the price of the best tire in the market
so low that you can't afford to pass it up
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IF YOU PAY MORE THAN THE FOLLOWING PRICES YOU ARE PAYING. FOR SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T GO ON YOUR WHEEL
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32x3i2......;..
32x4 V
33x4. L.....:.
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TRAFFIC BLOCK TREAD
. Molded Type ;
$14.10
$18.25 ' ;
$2130 .
S $28.05 - -: :T
$28.60 ' ,
$30.00
$31.60 :.' i
RUGGED WHITE TREAD
. y Hand Built
-. $16.00: ")
$20.80
$23.95
$32.65
- $33.25: ,
; . .$35.00
: u- : - $35.70
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specially for heavy service on your car. Compare it with any other tire put it on the' wheel against any other tireand if you don't get the service we iclaira for, ibrm'g''it ' back and we, will
make good. .. In other words. VOU haV toret vmir rrinTie'ir'a urnrt.ri 1 Anrl the, nmna nf tViio an
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