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HETCFORD MATE TRIBUNE, SrEDFORP, OKTCOON, FRTf)AY, .TUNE 'fi, 1010
IocdBtieB
A poculiar accident occured ut 8
k. m. today on Wot Main stroot at
Orange straet. In which Vanloh IM-
110, the 10-year-old son of Jamee
Leal I o,. .the taxlcab man, suffered a
broken leg. He was crossing West
. Waltt.gtreet to visit at Mrs. B. Orr's
., homo and was coasting with one foot
'' In his Bmall hand wagon when an
' approaching auto struck the wagon
and crushed -Jt, and in the mix up
tho lad's left leg was broken above
- the anklo. The driver of, the car
took him to his. home at 39 North
-v- Peach street where ' Dr. Sweeney
cared for the Injury. :;
Big dance at Central Poln; Friday
, .night, i i t ;l 66
Wurk ton the construction of the
new road between Prospect and Cra-
ter 'Lake national park was begun
yestorday when Messrs. Brown and
' Von .dor Helton,, the contractors,
started a force of about thirty men
cutting- away the brush and timber
Out' of tho right of way. As soon as
this la done the grading work will
be commenced.
v rr fire insurance prions 64, eor-
. .ner Eleventh street and S. P. track,
t. R. Wood & Co.
Superintendent J. W. Berrlan re-
celrod 200,000 rainbow trout eggs
last week .for the Butte Falls hatch-
ery.-, This makes 400,000 eggs re
ceived so far this year. ' No steel
. head eggs have been received as yet.
Mr. Berrlan says he can handle dou
ble the amount received, the 200,-
4)00 cut throat eggs previously re
ceived were hatched and the babbles
. are feeding. -
.,. Eveready batteries, longest guar
antee. Auto Electric Equipment Co.,
phone 237-R. 71
- Anyone having nags which they
are willing to. loan -the committee
- .-decorating the Natatorium for the
- " big patriotic ball next Wednesday
will confer a great favor upon the
,. , committee" by leaving same at C..E.
Gates' store on or before Monday,
June 8th.. , .. .- ,
' B. J; McPhee, painter. Phone
eoo-x: ; ' .. .. 1 IS
I "'Sirs.' ."Elsie Lawrence suffered a
fracture of her right fore arm while
cranking a Ford car on North. Cen-
. tral avenue yesterday forenoon.. Dr.
V R. ,Wi. Stearns cared for the Injury.
-Big dance at Central Point Friday
night. '-. 65
The commencement exercises of
the Ashland high school were held
last night In the Chautaugua audi
torium. The graduating class num
bered 49 and the address was de
livered by J. H. Ackerman, president
ot, the Oregon normal school.
' We can save yon money on that
new storage battery. C. E. Gates
Aoto Co. '- "
, "Ice cream to take tome, 20c
pint-, 40c a quart No war tax.
. flllflTAF HOW! ' '--
George M. Esterly, the Waldo'
mining man, is registered at the,'
Medford as from Camp Esterly.
VHemstltchffig, pecotlng. Some new
Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop.
i There was a freight train wreck
on the main' Sauthern Pacific track
at the depot in Talent at an early
hour this morning. The train was
progressing with two engines, one
in front and the other at the rear.
- when the' alf coupling apparatus
broke and the long train doubled up,
derailing, five !cars. . It - was an-
,. npunced here that but little damage
was caused, and other trains were
. not Relayed as they passed through
"- oh a side track while the - wreck
crew was at work putting -the cars
back on ,010 main track.
. . Snaik plugs fop all. cars.-. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
,yoii can get a lot of miles out of
ft that Old tire by using one. of our re-
liners. C. E Gates Auto C
t L. : E. Stringfellovr, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Snell, who is with
the American expeditionary forces in
'. France,- writes that he expects Ho
leave for 'the good old U. S. A. about
- the middle of June. ' - ;
j . .Room and board at 43 North Grape
street. .. rnone 568. 66
"We rebuild and .recharge batteries.
r C. E.. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whetmore and
Mrs. Chas. L. Roberts are Hotel Hol
land guests from Klamath Falls.
Carriage, wagon and anto repalr-
ing ana rebuilding done at Merrlman
Blacksmith Shop. All work gnaran-
teed. ..V 66
r w George. A. Blckel and Ned Potter
of Glendale are registered at the
Wash hotel. '"
. We call for and deliver batteries
4i for recharging and repairs. Auto'
Electric 1 Eauipmeht . Co., phone
237-R. n
Allen' T. Underwood' and S. W.
Dm ton vefe among the Medford wto
. itors in Grants Pass Thursday;
- The enure apple crop of the Sun
nybroibk orchards; owned by L. D.
Harris of Medfordi and estimated at
- 25,000 boxe's, has been purchased by
. the Bardwell Fruit company, which
will look after the thinning, picking
and packing. The' price is reported
to, be, $1.25 per box. Ashland Rec
1 ord: '..,.' ;'. :
.Spark plugs for trucks and trac
tors. i;C. E. Gates Auto Co
Afnong Josephine county Visitors
here today are J. -M. Brennan of
. Selma and J. H, Thompson of Grants
Pass.
, Switches made from combings;
,. general . work. Sanitary Beauty
. Shop,. No.' 8 East 4th and Front.
Phone 497-W. ' 90
WEEKS & McOOWAN CO
; ' UNDERTAKER
Day . Phone; Paciflo 227.
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, I98-,Fsi
htOt AMistent
'. The pupils ot the various grades
were assombled at the Page theater
this forenoon tor the final rehearsal
ot the physical and musical training
exhibition which will be presented
to the public tonight under the di
rection of Miss Mnble Rankin, phy
sical director, and Miss Alice Van-
1 dersluls, director of music. , The
hundreds ot children who will take
part In the big entertainment will
be kept at the high school building
in charge of their teachers and will
be summoned to the theater by
groups as needed In the entertain
ment. Thus confusion and a crowd
ed stage will be avoided. The n
tertalnment, under ; tho title of
"Uncle Sam's Visit," will begin at
8 p. m. prompt. ;
Largest remagnotlilng equipment
In southern Oregon at Auto Electric
Equipment Co, 71
Prof, Irving E. Vinlng arrived
home at Ashland Thursday morning
from his several months' sdjburn in
New York.
Phone Delaney'a stand for taxi,
Phone 652. Corner Main and Bart-
lott, '. . 86
Frank Glem, prominent agricul
turist of ' Vlcksburg, Kalamasoo
county, Mich., arrived this morning
to spend the summer With her son,
H. h. Glem, manager of the Western
Union office. He says Medford looks
good to him. The visit Is a welcome
surprise as the Medford man had
no Inkling of his father coming.
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. Phone 8o9.
, The Elks lodge Initiated 11 candi
dates last night and voted favorably
on - 45 applicants for membership.
This makes about 150 candidates to
be Initiated at the big meeting on
Friday, Jane 20th, beginning at 4
p. m. In all since the drive was be
gun In April for new members, 175
candidates were obtained. The. fol
lowing were Initiated last night and
are entitled to wiggle their hands
at the ears and blat like sheep or
quack like ducks, or whatever it is
the Elks do on greeting each other:
S. S. Bullis, Wm. J. Warner, Thomas
C. Beckett, Roland G. Beach, O. M.
Selsby, Hugo H. Guenther, Joe G.
Hubbard, Earl F. 'Hubbard, Leland
J. Noe, C. At Lynch formerly ot
.Grants Pass and Carl Williams of
the same city.
We have the best tires for all cars
and personally guarantee them. C.
B. Gates Aut 1 Co '
Mrs. R. R. Snyder and daughter
left for their home at Harrfsburg,
Ore., this morning with the intention
ot stopping over a day at Rogue
river, following a visit here with. Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Wortman.
For the beat Insurance see Holems.
the Insurance Man. ,
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson of Suther-
lln, who is here to participate in
the' district convention of the Ep
worth league and who will preach
the convention sermon Sunday night.
Is the former pastor of the Metho
dist church at Jacksonville.
Springs for all cars. C. E. -Gates!
Auto Co. ' ' I
New York visitors registered at
the Medford include S. T. Slater, j
Frank W. Levy and J. Oliver.
The Medford Printing company is
prepared with up-to-date cuts - to
print horse bills, tetterheads, envel
opes, etc. for horses, eattte, hogs
and poultry. . tf
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Garde of
Aumsdale, Ore., departed for bime
Friday after a visit with Dr. A. Bur
sell and family. '
An Overland at J350, Bulck $225,
Fords $275, $290, $325, White $350.
Others at your own price'. Why pay
more? Pacific Highway Garage, 123
South Front street 65
C.--J. Seymour, the government
engineer supervising the construc
tion work of the new Prospect-Crater
lake park road, was in the city to-'
day making arrangements to trans
port two carloads of T. N. T., the
powerful explosive, which Is expect
ed to arrive soon, to Prospect. The
explosive will be used in the grading
work. .
; We have the only properly equip
ped Ford repair shop in southern
Oregon and the best Ford mechanics.
C. E. Gates Anto Co.
Orbie .Vatwlck of Portland Is here
for a ten days' visit with relatives
and friends. 1
Sewing machines repaired, bought,
sold and' rented, 25c per week.
Douglas, 101 S. Central. Phone
615-J. . : ,. .
SPECIAL louisa Xlcott's famous sto&y ; SPECIAL
" LITT
A moving picture of armies and
tears, for every man and 'every wo
man and every child who loves and
laughs. C "' v'-;',.':
More than 2,600,000 copies of the
book have been read by many times
that number of persons.
The Picture
NEWS
WEEKLY
"The automobile of S. W. Crofts
has been located at Medford, Ore., ac
cording to Information received here
today," says the Chlco (Calif.) En
terprise. "Constable J.- V. l)onner
has telegraphed a warrant for the
arrest ot the party held for Investi
gation in connection .with the car.
The thief drove all the way to ro
gon from Chlco. The car was stolon
from Crofts over a .week ago from
in front of his place ot business." ,
Alco Taxi, Phone 85.
The city counctl after several In
effectual attempts to hold Its first
meeting ot Juno because ot tho lack
ot a quorum finally had a sufficient
number ot members present lust
night and passed the monthly appro
priation bills. Only routine busluess
was transacted,.,
Mattresses made over;' furniture
upholstering, crating and packing.
Douglas- 101 S. Central. Phone
615-J. - -' :
Mrs. Mary Boyle of .St. P011I,
Minn., Is V guest at, the Medford.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
Alex Sparrow, superintendent of
Crater national park, feels quite cos
mopolitan since serving as acting
superintendent of Rainier national
park, for on his return from the
latter place Friday morning he
wrote "'National Park Service" after
inscribing his name on the Hotel
Holland register.
Dr. A. BUrsell, 309-10-11 M. F. &
H. Bldg., North Central. Phone 29.
'' : - ', 82
W. Ray Parker and William Cross
are in the city from Butte Falls., .
Call Mitchell In regard to that
lawn mower and have It sharpened
right. Called tor and delivered.
Phone 320-J. - :
Forrest 3. Wilson, son ot Mr. and
Mrs..O. X. Wilson, arrived home
Thursday from 18 months' service
with the 'marine "overseas.
Hemstitching,
Pecotlng, ,--'' ..:.',' Vt.; ; - ' "
Handicraft Shop. : .., ; -
Miss -Pauline' Dean returned to
Grants Pass -yesterday from a sev
eral weeks' stay In Medford.
We will sell onr Mitchell Six dem
onstrator at a reduced price. Pacific
Highway Garage., 65
Among Portland people registered
at the hotels are Miss Bessie Rob
ens, jj wmimaq,, u; rmitmore, u.
W. Holman, C. -W. Wickers.' M. G.
Walther, .L. F.-LeGarie, A. S. Boyd
W. H. Kay. J. A. Elliott. Thos. D.
Eliot, R. J. Young, P. Venstrand, O.
A. Paulson and F. B. Carter.
Alco Taxi. Phone 96.
A motor will always run like new
If properly lubricated. Veedol Is the
best insurance for proper lubrication.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
f?JND DUKE'S
DAUGHTER COMING
'if iv
This famous Deauty. the daugh
ter of the Grand Duke Michael,
Will soon visit Canada and the
United States, carrying out a tour
ho had planned before the begin
ning of the War - '
LE WOMEN
: A WONDERFUL CAST
you have been waiting for.
PRICES J
Adults 25c Children 10c
FRENCH PREMIER'S 1
DAUGHTER, NEW PHOTO
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jneouEtevns
This la a picture Inover before
'published of the daughter ot Pre
mier Clemoncoau ot Franco, and
no one has been more devoted In
war work than she. She wears In
the picture the croIx de guerre,
one of the many decorations sho
received.
Thursday was three degrees cooler
than AVednesday, the maximum tem
perature being 90 degrees, and to
day was cooler than Thureday. Fair
and warmer Is the prediction for
Saturday.' .
Dick Sanders says now Is a good
time to- have youf exterior work
done. The air Is cloar of Insects and
good drying weather. Good clean
workmanship. Phone meal time or
evenings. 8 10-J. 844 West 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jordan ot
Yakima are guests at the Holland
from Washington state.
Try our merchants lunch, the
Shasta. . tf
Guests from eastern states at the
hotels Include C. H. Pldgeon of Fort
Wayne at tho Medford, and Joseph
ydrnick of Pittsburg and W. b. Bul
len of Detroit at the Holland.
. First-class kodak work, charges
about halt regular prices. Jap Art
Store. tf
U. S. Soldiers and Belgians Clash.
BRUSSFXS. Juno 6. American
soldiers and the police at. Antwerp
clashed Wednesday niirht. Three po
lieiimffl n4 ' two . civilians were
wounded bv shots fired (inline the
melee, , Three American soldiers, one
of whom was wounded, were nrrest-
Keeps One Fit
. A regular morn
ing dish of
GrapeNuts
Wonderful
v Fpod Value 1
"Uiere's a Season"
.; TOO IATE TO i CLASSIFY
WANTED Wagon, new or second
hand. Phone 6,4-J or Meridian
orchard.'. ,t v , ' . , 67
WANTED-Thlnners and farm labor.
Phone 04-J or Meridian orchlld.
67
WANTED Thinners. Steady Jobs,
nignesi wages, rnone Ju-ai. iv
WANTED To boy hack or surrey,
in good condition; state price, u.
W. Wheeler, R. F. D. No. 1, Med
ford. - 66
TODAY
Tomorrow
99
How much more wonderful, and ap
pealing than' the, printed, word is the
story of Meg and Jo and Beth and1
Amy, brought to life' on the screen
; " Imagine the incident where Jo cuts,
of her long tresses to save her mother 1
'- grief! . Picture it in cold type and
then in the warnij living movie.
Don't miss it.'
COMEDY'
Expert Eloper
CASE AGAINST THE'
FISH COMMISSION
OPENED PORTLAND
1'ORTI.ANIV Juno 0 '-'Today
both our fish mid itamo brotoetiot
anil nroimuutilm are tiritolii'iillv nil,"
il('litvtl Altornuv John M. Jtivei) lo
tlnv in im'soiitiiiir to tlovorimr Oloolt,
( it ln'iu iiiL' liciiiir licit) hurt',' I lie
irriuvut'icex of tho Orctton SiuiiIhiihui'h
IiViigtio iiiul Ihw M'ulmimnli AnvlerH'
club uuuiiiHt the stale fish iiiul iimut)
coi)iiuiK!inn, .
. 1'oliticH, tUtniiimlinn of tliu ooinniin
sinn, bv the I'ommi'nnril fishiiit.' intci'
osls iiiul "liellvr Kkuller" iiiiIhuIh in
the iidmiiiislrulion of, irtiiuo nl't'iiirx,
Jovce nsHcrtiid. urn resimtisililn for
this ttoulontble situulion mul lie urtrcil
that -seientii'iu molliodH kIioiiIc) be
adopted iiiul tho emnmirtsion imrci'il
of politic) mid put on u businesii ba
sis. V .
jftor the delivery 'of liix miOiiiiv
statcnient JoVt'O liok'au the iiilrii(liii'
tiun of tt'sliiuonv to prove his ullcim
tions, mid wlivn he has coiuiili'teil (lie
commission will iiitroiluco eviilciive in
rebuttal. -
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TO APPEAR TONIGHT
AT PAGE THEATRE
Viu'to Sum. liis ilimclitcr. mul nt
tendiiiits nrrivud iu the citv tml'uv lo
intend tlu imisii mul iiliysUml triiin-
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Tr.FOAtlCY
LAST TIMES SATURDAY
Chaming Dainty.
ANITA STEWART
In - . . . .
"A Midnight Romance"
Added .'
Comedy 2 Reels
Wicked Husbands"
"Frisky Lions and
Special Music '
Miss Flora Gray
Girls in the Orchards
San Tox Peroxide Cream is a , soft healing
gre'aseless e'ream',' prevents1 mmbufn tan, or freckles,
and will not grow hair. 60 and 30
Heath's DrugJ Store
thone 884 , The San Tox Store
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Eat Where thfe Eats Are Good
V . NICE AND COOL
Salads a Specialty
THE G USHER CAFE
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K, O. Diirnolllo.
D. IjFlynn.
Peoples Electric Store
' , 213 Woit Mnln St. . '
OolYipIttto Linift Klccd'lcnl Fixtures mill Supplliw. ;."-. ' ;
. " Wirln n Siincltilty. Vmmilm Olmnont Vo llent. '
Agonts lor Wosllnghouno Lnmpii and UnlverHul Appliances, f s
illMolllllllsll'lltioll Hi" Iiovh mill uii'lsl
of Vill'oi'd uulilio M'liools re uivinif
lit V l'iiii'0 llu-iitt't' toniulit lit H
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'J'Mmivh-iiiiiI bIi'Ih will !' iitllt'Hl
ill llAittlioiuil eoHiniucH of III" nlmul
imtiiiVuf tlio woi'lil.
TliiU-ill ,l'io tliu first iinnortiiiiltv
for Mlronl'iH'ol'le I"'"'' ','"
tilllllll IUH of lIlO llllil'll I'llllllll'il'S.
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first miV.,,i-i.uil urmli'S mi't't ul I'liue
tlmnter Wo mitrnnce t 7:!ltl r. m.
TlmroUll Imiio rosrvtil seuls for
the iirniinii. 1 , .i
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I'msa tbeillr thin iivnnintf.
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Only 1200 Seats
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tlcnlly In n clii" H bi'r own.
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Same Old Price
V INSURANCE nen kno
the v&lue of making
a legible, finished
report on. the spot
with
COROM A
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Writing Machine
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MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
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You can get most any
I old ; tiling at DeVoea
. moat any bid time.
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Oonimurilty 5piri't" In n.
grout builder. The support'
wiloh 1 Oregon's Industrie.
Re) nt home BtroiiKtliotm
Ihom In tholr fight for liusl-'
nest nliroad. : ' :'-
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' And uio homo pnoplo bon-;
oflt,,ln tarn, by tliu growth
of those industries bringing
money from dlHtnnt markets
to ho dlHlrlliuted In our own
slntof In OIlKATlOIt PAY
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