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MEDFORD MATH TRTRTTMT!, IfEDFOTlD, 0"RTCftO"N MONDAY. MAY 2fi, 101)
locd'BrieB
The long anticipated concert by
tho high school girls glee club and
the high school orchestra will be
given tonight In the high school as
sembly roffiu, commencing at
o'clock and there is no doubt but that
the singers and players will be greet
ed by a capacity audience, ' Admis
sion Is free and patrons and all other
people Interested In the schools are
Invited to attend. '
B. J. McPhoe, i painter. Phone
' 600-X. '.. ,; ..'.' ' , A. 76
The dance to bo tendered by the
Mothers and Next of Kin for return'
ed soldiers and sailors of Medford
and Immediate vicinity, and their
ladies, will be held tomorrow night
at the Elks temple, v .
Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new
Ideas. j Vanity Hat Shop, , ...
The Foley & Bnrk combined shows
special train arrived from Redding,
Cel., last evening and the shows and
rides will sail be up and running this
evening- on the f iold north of the Big
Fines Lumber Co. Tlio organization
Is much larger than when In Medford
last, year and the big lot barely ac
commodates the numerous tented at
tractions. Col. B..M. Burk Is with
the show and Is staying at the Hotel
Medford, .. " . " A -
For the best Insurance see Holems.
the Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Bennett of Pine
Bluff, Ark., are tourists Btopplng at
the Medford who arrived In the city
Sunday. ..
Room and board at 43 North Grape
street, y Phone 668.- - ; " 66
C. D. Garrett who has been in the
marine corps service for the past 1 1
months arrived in Medford ' from
Quantlco, Va this morning for a
visit with his parents,, Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Garrett, who. have moved to
this city from the Applegate district
since he enlisted.
- Carriage, wagon and auto repair
ing and rebuilding done at Merrlman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed, r . .- ... 66
J. B. Fife and family ot Giants
Pass, who are enroute by motor to
California points, were over Sunday
guests at tho Hotel Holland. : -
Piston rings for all . ears. C E.
Gates Auto Co.
C. J. Fry -f Copper, arrived here
this 'morning from a Sunday visit at
Yreka. .
Alco TaxL ' Pbone 95. .,
It. F. Linns ot Roseburg, is a guest
at the Nash, having come, here to
consult an eye, ear and throat spec-
lalist .,.. ... ..; ' A,. '
Magnetos; spark colls, motors and
generators repaired and rewound at
The' Crater Lake Motor Co.' , 57
Next Wednesday evening the
Grapta Pass chamber of commerce
will entertain committees' from the
Ashland and Medford commercial
clubs at a dinner at the chamber's
rooms. The purpose of the meeting
Is to talk over plans and outline
some scheme for advertising south
ern Oregon to the outside world, it
: Is not the purpose' to boost the dif
ferent cities of southern Oregon, but
to tet forth the many advantages of
this part of the state ' -.'..'.. ;
Call Mitchell in regard to' that
lawn 'mower and have it sharpened
right Called tor ' and delivered.
Phone 320-J. . - .
The Foley & Burk carnival is lo
cated in the vacant field on North
Fir . street north of the Big Pines
Lumber'company plant.,
v. 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
John 'A. Headwell, former Cana
dian soldier, well dressed young man
with seemingly plenty of money, who
while enroute from Klamath Falls
to Seattle Btarted In at Weed yester
day to drinking and continued to im
bibe" at every California town where
the train stopped long enough, arriv
ed in Medford last evening about 7
p. m. Thinking he was still in Cali
fornia he jumped .off the train and
was hunting around the depot for a
bar when the train pulled out with
his grips, two overcoats,1' fishing out
fit, etc When Night Policeman
Adams noticed his condition and
started to place him under arrest the
Canadian veteran began to resist but
a simple twist of his arm by the offi
cer made! Headwell subside and will
ing to walk to the city prison. When
ho woke up today he was much sur
prised to find himself In Oregon. He
pleaded, guilty before Police Judge
Taylor' and was fined $12 and costs
which he paldi v. - :
Canteens are practically lndestrue-
table, yet cost less than water bags.
C. B. Gates Auto Co. -
The May term ot court convened
at Jacksonville today. The first case
placed dn trial was that against Mark
Foster charged with criminal assault
on a young Medford Bchool girl last
fall;; The new grand Jury was sworn
In and at once began the considera
tion bf a number of cases.
Alco Taxi. " Phone 96.
Mrs. Chas. R. Cooley and Mrs. Con-
loy C. Brown were '.over Sunday
guests nt the Hotel Holland.
First-class kodak work, charges
about half regular prices. - JapxArt
Store. ''.,.. !!;!; . ;;' Itf
The commencement of the Rogue
River high school was held at the
Comus theater in that town last Fri
day night. ; Captain H. A. Canady
of Medford, gave the chief address
and music was furnished by the girls
chorus, and Jl Ins Naomi Wilson.
For fire insurance phone. 64, cor
ner Elovonlh street and S. P. track
D. R. Wood & Co. - '....
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bryan aro
tourists from Portland, Mo., who
spent Sunday nt the Hotel Ilollnnd.
, Alco Taxi, Phono 96,
Gladys Hongs, nlno year old daugh
ter ot S. A. Hoggs, ot the Aloha orch.
ard, was taken home from the Dow
hospital on Saturday. She was re
cently run over by a. four-horse drag
and suffered a fracture ot both bonos
of her right leg,
Fir slab and dry wood tor sale by
J. T. Oagnon. Phone S69.
Mrs. R. W. Clancy of Medford, It
registered at the Hotol Portland,
Portland. Ore.
Hemstitching, ,
Pecotlng,
Haudlcraft Shop. .
: Among Klamath county visitors In
the city are F. M. Garlch, the Klam
ath Falls merchant, and Mrs. Garlch,
and C. V. Loosly, the Fort Klamath
rancher, who are at the Medford.
Springs tor all cars. C. E. Gates
Auto Co.
Mrs. Emma 'Jacobs,-widow of the
late N. A. Jacobs, arrived in the city
this morning from Riverside. Calif.,
for a visit with her brother, Charles
Strang, and family.,,;
A short order cook Is wanted nt
the Gusher Cafe. . ' A' 85
Mrs. J. A. Altman who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, O, H.
Brenneman left today for her home
at Portland.
Rooms, with or without board. No.
8, corner Fourth and Front., - 55
"A unit of University of Oregon
girls who are to work at Crater Lake
lodge from June ?5 until October 15,
has been formed thru the Y. W C,
A.," says the Eugene Register.
"These girls will be in charge of var
ious sorts of work at the hotel, and
at tho same time enjoy the oppor
tunities ot a splendid summer resort.
The Crater Lake lodge is a large
stone hotel of 60 rooms; situated on
the brim of Crater lake, and scat
tered around the lake are many tents
which are furnished by the proprietor
for guests. Those girls who worm
the unit are Melba Williams, Alys
Sutton, Mary Mattley, Clara Yoran,
Elizabeth Wilson, Helen Watts add
Pearl Cralne."
Dick Sanders says the smudge Is
over. Now Is the time to make your
appointment Painter. In all its
branches. No after-cleaning to be
done. 10 years in Medford.' Nuf
said. Phone 840-J. Res. 844 W. 14.
' .- -- - 75
A telegram received yesterday by
Mrs. Tainer of this city told the sad
news of the death of Mrs. Varian
Jonas on May 20. She was, only 25
years of age, and most of her life
she lived at Eagle Point. She died
at her mother's home in Lakevlew,
Ore., where she had only been three
weeks. On her journey to Lakevlew
she contracted a severe cold which
developed into pneumonia,, which
caused, her untimely death. She
leaves to mourn her loss her little
boy; Paul, ot six years, her husband,
besides her relatives and a host ot
friends who will surely miss her dear
self among them. She was a mem
ber for several years of the Rebakah
lodge at Eagle Point.
Spark plugs for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. :-
The grand jury calld today return
ed a true bill against - Walter C.
Schmidt and Charles James of Med
ford and Don C. Hoffman, night op
erator of the California-Oregon Pow
er company for snagging salmon at
the Gold Ray dam last Friday night.
The trial is to be held this week.
The grand jury then adjourned to be
recalled for. the October term of
court.- - .... ..." .
Mann's store closed all day Memor
ial Day. . 66
The women in the eastern section
of the city have requested Miss Mc
Cormick to give a demonstration
showing the preparation of salads
and salad' dressings. This demon
stration 'will be given at the home of
Mrs. Piatt, 815 East Jackson street,
ednesday afternoon at . 2, o'clock.
Any woman In the city interested Is
welcome to attend. ;
A reliner will double the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Only .01 of an inch of- rain fell
over Sunday up to 8 a.- m.. today al
tho copious rains were reported at
Grants Pass, Roseburg, and in the
Applegate district, and quite a show
er at Trail. Unless a goodly quantity
of rain falls in. the valley within the
next 10 days some ot the crops will
be badly damaged. - .... r ...... .
Try our merchants lunch. ' The
Shasta. . - -A. tf
Among California peoylo register
ed at the hotels Sunday and today
were Mr. and Mrs.-H. S. Aellen, Mrs.
J. Hart, C. N. Gary and G. W. Smith
of -San Francisco,; Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
McDonald of Los Angeles and W. H.
Trainer ot Sacramento. -
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman & Noe
Barber Shop.
The condition of Mrs. Arthur: Wisr
sing who has been 111 for some time
is slightly improved. : ' -
Portland. Telegram.' Phone 626. 61
Brake lining ror all cam C. E.
Gates Auto Co. ' . ;.
Hugh Mitchell, federal superinten
dent of fish hatcheries in Oregon, ar
rived jn the city from Portland Sun
day and is stopping at the Medford.
Furniture upholstering,, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 61 5-J.
too Late to classify
WANTED Experienced orchard
' man, married, for foreman. .h. A.
Salade, Seven Oaks Orchard. ' tf
FOR SALE Household goods re
maining at C. E. Kirk's, East
Fourteenth: Dressers,, chairs, or
gan1, sewing machine, fruit .; jars,
stand table.- Como quick. ' (!0
WEEKS Ss McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Day Phono: Pacific 237.
Night Phones: V. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
' ldj Assistant.
PORTIA OF THE STAGE
CPf"' ' VV a st)
'., -Mp fen ft
. Miss Jessie Nagle is an actress.
But she Is a lawyer, too. 8he Is
the daughter of an Oklnhoma
judge and a law graduate of Kan
sas state university. So when she
was playing in a Chicago theator
and became interested In the
case of a mother with two small
wayward children, she doffed the
butterfly garments of the stave
and donned tho garb ot a Portia.
And so ably did she defend tho
woman accused of contributing to
the delinquency ot her children
that the mother was put on pro
bation for a year an given a
chance to teach the children to
mind.
J. M. McClay and H. S. Chergwln
were Hotel Holland guests over Sun
day from Grants Pass.
Mann's store closed all day memor
ial Day. 56V&
Portland people who spent Sunday
in the city. Included Carl A. Barnes,
F. E.- Manning, E. P. Mulvey, D. C.
Henny, Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Allen,
W. H. Sheldon, R. J. Arnold and N.
M. Higgins.
Back on the job. Just returned
from the service and ready to do
your piano tuning and repairing. W.
P. Brooks. Call Palmer Piano Placo.
Born, to- Mr. and Mrs.' ; Dolph
Phtpps at a Medford' hospital last
Monday, a daughter. .. V
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allison and son
were Sunday visitors here ... from
Grants Pass.
Only two. women today registered
for orchard . thinning work at the
federal employment bureau. A num
ber of orchards are only waiting for
sufficient crews of thinners to begin
work.. ' '. .
, Eastern "states visitors rcgiatorcd
at the hotels Sunday and today wore
Cecil Higgins and H. D. Van de Vator
of New York city, O. F. Ehlman of
Chicago, F. C. Morris of Indianapolis,
Mrs. J. W. Craig of Washington, C.
H. Mandla. of Brooklyn and J. 11.
Ray of Cincinnati.
A. E. Voorhies, editor of the Cour
ier, H. H. Allen, city auditor, and P.
M. Strock.of the California and Ore
gon Coast railroad, wifh their wives
and children motored to the city from
Grants Pass yesterday and visited
withiRey. L. M. Boozer for an hour
or so. ' , - - .
Mrs. Chlsholm, A. J. T. Smith,
George Haff and Frank Norton were
Rogue River people attending the
grand lodge meeting of the I. O. O. F.
at Salem last week.
'.'-'.; ".' Xotlco ' '. "
Palmer Piano House has rented
the store building formerly occupied
by the. Model -Clothing Co., 234 Kast
Main street, corner of Main and Rart
lett, and will move Into same about
June 1st. ' .
Having bought of tho Hale. Piano
House the Victor clock, small goods
and sheet music onables us to fit
out a store up to date whereby we
will 1)0 able to serve the public as
efficiently as Portland or San Fran
cisco. We sell everything musical,
therefore solicit your patronaga nn.l
assuro you of courteous - and fair
treatment. '.' .
PALMER , PIANO HOUSE,
GO . . . ' .' ., 2.14 East Malfi St.
. In' three months 000 conversions
were made in the Knlvution Arniv,iut
at Haeo in France ' " I 1
AsKYoufDealcrE
Grand PrizeMjte
rireafinsiB Ammunition
. "Wfite for Catalogue
Kodak-Finishing
Film developine. 15c roll.
Printing, post cijrd size, 3 for lOo.
mm
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CO.twi Iinril
.VfyexSVt-- and smaller, a for 5o..,
Every dav service. ' .
JAP ART STORE
WINS CASE IN COURT
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CHOOSE LANDING SUES
FOR FLYiNG CIRCUS
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Colonol Lewis-P. Campbell, John
F. Rlsley, Lieutenant fL. R. Mullln
eaux and Lieutenant S-', T. French
were ih Medford today making ar
rangements for the flying circus
which will perform here as a prelim
inary feature to the Portland Victory
Roso Festival. June 1 lth,A12th,.iath.
r The two lieutenants are flying vet
erans who saw. active service in tho
war and they wore taken about the
valley by H. L. Wulther and J. W.
Dressier to select landing field.
Colonel Campbell urged that Medford
and Jackson county bo represented In
tho Goddess of Victory parado which
will be held tho first day. Every
community In the stato is Invited to
partlclpato a feature being the war
record of tho community on tho car.
Will Steel, secretary of tho Commer
cial club, took tho visitors around
town and assisted thorn in arousing
local Interest. A number of Medford
people plan to attend the festival
which will undoubtedly bo the great
est of tho kind ever held In the state.
The Car
Lasts Longer
because Zerolene
meets with'' scientific
accuracy the lubricar
tion needs of the car.
It is refined from se
lected CalifoniJa crude
oil. Deposits least car
bon. Get a Correct
Lubrication Chart for
your car.
CTANDAHn OIL COMPANY ,
CCililoroU) , .
W. E. Walker, Special Agent; Standard Oil Co., Medford
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
r
. Better
Dorothy Gish
Wonderful
You will regret it
TOMORROW ONLY '
JOHN t BARRYMORE in his-, famous picture
"ARE YOU A MASON"
OBITUARY
Sl.uOXtf John Slnii'li Simons died
nt the homo ot his daughter, Mrs.
Olive AVorthlngtuii. 11117 NoVth
lilversldo, May 115, 101, l tho K0
of 78 yours, two niontliK and 11 days.
Ho nmo to Medford ton yours ago
with, his wlfo who died in this city
four yours ugu. ito was in mo cou-
trnrtlllir lillxllHMH Until II fOW Year
ago when he nturlud mlnliiK and was
tho owner ot a iiilua in tho Hold Hill
(lliitrlot, lto was ti member of inn
K.inln Itosu lodKO No. 67 A. F. A A.
M. llo leaves to mourn His loss two
sons and two duittiturH. John Simons
ot Seattle, Wash., Roy Simons who Is
nt present Willi tho A, M. K. lu
France; Mm. Ollvo WorlhluRtun ot
this city and Mrs. Allen tloss of l.os
Angeles, Oil. " " v '
. Kunurul strvleos will ho held at
8:80 p. m.. Tuesday. Muy ST. at
Perl's chapel. South llarlloti
street, tov. 1). E. Mllmrd officiating.
ADK1NS
-Pied nt his lute resi-
iletie. Mfttlritrd.
Oro Mnv .afltll. ItMil,
Ilvninniin KnuiUHn AdkiiiH, iiued 78
veunt. ! inutitlis, 111 ilnvx. n nntivo of
(Ireonsliitrif, til. lie' luul leeti n
re.-iideiit of tlio Komte river vallcv H.'i
Wtn7 twin 11:1111;.-. ..... .... ..
n wil'e.'Mntililu Adkinx, and n ilumth.
tor. Ora: two lirothurti, nr. John At
kiiw ul' liiiliiimiiHilU. hid., a lid Frank
Adkiu f Marion. Itul.
Funerul nntieo will nniienr later.
Mntor Comnnnlcs Home.
NEW YOU K.. Mnv The stenm
er l.a Tniiraine. from Havre, toilav
brought 4tl5 trooiix, iMimnrisiin; tlio
:i0(itli. C!l7lh. 7HiHli and 711th motor
transport cotunoiiies eonmlete. mid
casuals discharged on' furlougli.
Sixtv-fivo buil'IinuH in KeiiHintlon,
Knirland, have been turned over to
(lie Salvation Armv to provido ne-
eomuiodntimiM fur 3.001) nU.
SHICHESTtR SPILLS
k ran Bcl. 8 if t. AN 1 K Utto
5CID tt m&iXSIS, EVEHtUKIRE
SOCIAL secretartss
bavtt long wanted a
smart, handy anct
ineonepicuoua ;
.'corona,
The. Personal
Writing Machine-
weighs but .
"SIX POUNDS ': '
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
Than Ever
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Comedy Drama
it'.you lpiss this one.
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Arc you sacrificing coffeo
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flavor qv price?
Lower coffee prices Jo
not jrean a saviiig. Real
coffee economy lies in
strongth and flavor1. 1
ill
Coffee
fh the richest, flavored
coffee; you can.fcuy ;v
MArAGAR.IT A FISHER
"Mantle of Charily
A FIVE ACT FARCE
IT STARTS WITH A LAUGH AND ENDS, WITH
A ROAR
Ee thought her dog was a baby, and as a consequence
thought her an abused woman when sho told him she
wasn't married. It's a riot. t , .
WILLIAM DUNCAN
. "A Man of Might" ;
: ' And -' . :liiV,: ;,v
MUTT-JEFF
"Thro wing the Bull"
NOTICE OF SCHOOj. MEETING
WTK1W IS IIKKRBY (11VH.V to tlio IkaI -voter of Srliool IMitlrlr t No.
49 or 'JnckHou Comity, Stuto ot Orvcon, thut. n hcIiooI iniHittnK ' ot mild
iJiuLrlcl will tin held nt IIIkIi Hcliool, on tlin llilli tiny of Juno,, 1018, at
2:011 oVInr-k In tho nftornooii to voto on thu iiroponition ot IvvyliiK n mioclul
dlatrlot tux. -' . . ..; , .
Tho total amount of moiH-y nnotlod hy tho illntrlct durlnK tho 'flnel year
lictilnnlUK on Juno Hith, 11MU, nnd onilliiK Juno 30, 'J20. In VHttuuttml
h; tho following butlgnt anil Incluiloii tho niountn to l rnrnlvod from Uio
county chool fund, iitato ichoof fund, opcclul dlatrlet tux, nnd nil other
moiioyn of tho district: '. . 1 ' -. , . .
lllDOKr . .
Khlhimti'd i:)'il(lltur(vi ' .
1. Teachom Mlariosi .... fill, tS5.no "
2. ; Furnlturo l.tlOU.IIU
1. Apiinrntuil and ntipillin, 'mich na maps, cluilk, ,
orunein, hIovoh, curtulim, etc ... 800.(111
A. Library Iioo'kh nml nupploinonlitry rimdwrn............ ' (100,00- '
5. ' Finis i . r.o.0 .
6. ltRpnlrn of mrhoollioiiKOa, outhulldlnKn or fenum.. 4,000.00 ,
7. Improvlne. grouiuU i.-...; dOO.OO
H. 1'lujKround oniilpnwnt - 200.00
11. Janitor' wane 4,700.00..?
12. Janitor' hupdIIob fOQ.0O ,; .
13. 1'uol 3.000.00 .,
11. Usht ............'... .. 300.01),.
10. Wntor fiOO.OO
10. :iork' iiiilnry nnd BtononnipliiirH l.fiO.OO
17. 1'ontiiKO nnd Dlntlimory 5... Ji 1110.00 i' V, '
18. .Par tho imymont of liondml dol't nnd Intonmt t
thoroon, lenuod under Beetlom 117, HI to . ;
US nnd 422 of tho Bchool liHWB of OroKon,
1917 : -.i i... 0,000.00' . . .-,-1
19. Iimurancu , 700.00 .
20. FrclKht nnd drnyago 100. 00
21. " Printing . '. ' 175.00
22. Tcxt-liooka und IndlKenlH 825.00
23. Miniual trnliilim nnd domcHtlc aclenco OdO.Oft ,
24. 'Bpoclril anHcuninciit v I.ooo.iio
25. MIscnllunooUB 1,050,00-.
20. , Hlnklnf? fund , .'.. B.1JOO.00-. '
27. "'Tnlophonon .....,......:....: ' -....-.i; 1B0.00 ;
28. , Knulpmnnt,..; .'..; 1,150.00. i
. Totul ...195,1)1)5.00
i " i:.STI.MATI!l IIMCKII'TH 1 ' '
Tront county school 'fund during tho comliiR ncliool ',.
v yenr S10.R00.Q0 ., s f
l.'rom Htnlo Buhool fund durlnK tho coming nchool your 2,800.00 ...
Etlmnlod amount to ho rccolvod from nil othnr BOiircos i . .
.' during tho coming nchool yonr ,.(.. 45,0,00 . . -
Totnl OBllmntod reoolptn, not Including tho inonoy to ho . '
., - y reeelvad .from -tho UX which. It. In proposed ' !. : :
1 , ; to voto : ' ' ," $13,750.00
" , HKOAI'ITIUjATION - ' v.-,
Total eHllmulcd oxpnniicB for tho yonf...... $1)5,995.00,, v
Totul oiitlmntod rocolpt not Including tho tax. to. bo. - .
voted 13.T50.00 .-
Balunso, ninount to bo rnlsod by dlntrlct tux ,...$82,210.00
Dutcrt this 2Gth dny of May, 1019. ; , ,.( .-.. ; - . ; .
Attest: .,'')...,
13. HK1'11'N, . W. 17. P11IPIS, ' r ;
Dlntrlct Ulork, "" Clnilrmiin Hoard ot plroctor.
AUT0M0BILI8T8 : .
- lion't ruin your storage battery by using hydrant
water. . . , .a',.. ' .', -.
Distilled Water 15ft- per gallon without con--liiiiicr;
25c per gallon with. .container. - ,.. .
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Adults 20c
Children 10c
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