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PXGE TWO MEDFORD' MATT) TRTRTTNE, MTCDFOTiD". OHTlCiOK TTTTTTvSDAY. .TTTNF, 1019 ' For the first tlmo In several day . the firo department, which hns been ;' kot pretty husy responding to trass T ! flrea, did not receive a singlo call yostorday. Another man was addci to the department today and on more will be added Friday, tompor- rly, and from now on tho depart mont will work dally at burnhiit the : lry grass on the plots and lots thru . out the city until the job Is complct- 'ed. Two men will be kept at this work, which was begun this morning by Chief Lawton and an assistant For lire Insurance pnone 64, cor- ' ner Eleventh street and S. P. track, . D. R. Wood & Co. - Wednesday was not the hottest .'' day of the season ibut it came clc30 to the record with a maximum tern poralure of 91.5, On June 4th the temperature was 92 degrees and renchnri Aft rincrona nn .Turin 1 janH K .ft Fair weather is predicted for Friday, ThtB morning's minimum tempera .Hire of 62 promised another hot v afternoon. ' ' ; ' ' Mrs. B. E. Oore, piano Instruction technic and interpretation built on .. harmonic, toasts, v." 1 ' The band concert in the city park tonight will begin promptly at - o'clock. - - : Snrlnira. for all onrn. : f!. K. rzntttn , ' Hev.TV'. T. S. Sprlggs arrived home jthls forenoon from Portland where he had been in attendance at the : meeting of the state apportionment - board on missions ot the Baptist church. First-class kodak: work, charges about half regular prices. Jap Art Store. tt' - - Mrs.1 H. A. Barnick and Children arrived from Los Angeles this nior- nlnc Ann ptll vfetr a fan, riovo miltk the family of her mother, A. B. Wil liams. She has spent the past two years wun relatives in sontnern Cali fornia while her husband has 'been with the U. S. company of engineers In eastern Siberia; ' it. Barnick re- cently returned and has resumed his position with the Northern Pacific railway company and Mrs. Barnick la on her way to join him. Spark pings for trucks and trac- tors. C. E. Gates Auto Co. f A. GUblsch; ??ho has the contract tor grading the Green Springs-moun. ' tain road, 10.9 miles from the Pa fHfff hlfrhwAV in thn ton nt tha mm.n . tain, arrived Sunday with a force of men and equipment and is establish- .. ing a camp. ' " " Phone Delaney's stand for taxi. , Phone 652. Corner Main and Bart- lett. - 86 Miss Verna Estes who had been ; here for soma time teaching in the Seventh Day Adventist school, loft Thursday morning for her home at Cottage Grove. : . Sewing machines repaired, bought .and sold, and rented 25c per week, ('-; Phone- 615-J. .bis aance Asniand ?iat., Saturday, June 28. Wednesday .Tnlv 2nd. Jit ney dance all through celebration, - Jnly 3rd, 4th and 5th.' Launspach's .. six-piece orchestra. : gi ;' ' Some time last night a thief en tered Into the Valley garage and - broke Into the cash register and stole ' 70 therefrom. ... "We can save vou monev on that new storage battery. C. E. Gates auio uo. - Have a Super Retread tire sole put on your old tire. It will last twice as long as a new tire. Puncture- proof, guaranteed. Best thing on the market. Akron Tire Shop, 36 South ' Riverside. 84 ' County School Superintendent C. W. Ager is In attendance at the Ore gon teachers conference which con- vened at the U. of O. Wednesday ' night, with a large number of teach ers and educators present from all parts ot the state. Mr. Ager who "was on last night's program, is also scheduled to speak at today's ses sions. ' "' ' - . .' -. . ;Baths 25c. Kenllworth Rooms. 103 - Alco Taxi. Phone 95. Big dance Ashland Nat., Saturday, June 28, Wednesday, July 2nd. Jit ney dance all through celebration July 3rd, 4th and 5th. Launspach'e six-piece orchestra. 84 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gay, auto tour ists from Jacksonville, Fa., . enroute to California, spent a short time in this city Wednesday. . ' Dr. Robert W. Clancy has resumed the practice of medicine and has established his office In the Hutcbin 1 son & Lumsden bldg. ' ' Dr. A. Bursell, 309-10-11 M. F. & H. Bldg., North Central. Phone 29. 82 , Mrs. F. R. McCauley and daughter who had been In Medford on business left this morning for their home at : Dunsmulr. 1 'Big dance,' Medford Natatorium, ' -Thursday, June 26, Launspach's Jazz. . Have you heard those zylophones? - - ' 82 Dance tonight, June 26, Medford , .Nat. Fine floor! 82 . A tourist party of young women en route to Portland by auto consists of Bertha E. Pittman of Fort. Klamath, and Winnlfred, Nellie and Lura Con rad of Oakland, Cal. They arrived in the city-yesterday and are stopping at the 'Hotel Holland. , I'.oiP. Pi' Close & Bon, machinists and automobile repairers. Riverside Gar age, 132 South Riverside. Service car. Phone 162-R. i Wo have the best tires for all cars and personally guarantee them, C. E. Gates Aut.i Covi WEEKS & McGOWAN Co. ', UNDERTAKERS 1 , Day Phono:. Pacific 237. . NiKht Phones: F. W. Weeks, 10.1.JS . Lady Assistant. . A dclcgutlou of from 20 to members of tho local Knights of Pythias lodge made an nuto trip to i rokn yesterday where they con ferred with the knights or northern California relative to their joining tho D. O. K. K., tho proposed chapter of the higher rank In Pythlandom which will be organlted hero to cover tho southern Oregon and northoru California district. - At present the nearest 1. O. K. 1C. lodgo Is in Port- hind. ' Only four more days to pay pav ing, sewer and wntormatn Interest at tho city ball. Penalty goes on July 1st. Electric ranges repaired by Peo ple s Electric store. SB The Junior prom held at tho Nata torium last night was a very enjoy able and largely attended affair. Dance tonight, June 36, Medford Nat. S2 For tho best Insuranco see Holmes, the Insurance Man; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Foster are guests at the Nash hotel from Edge- wood, Cal. Other northern Callfor- nians at the same hotel are F. Jass man of Hilt and Mrs. Ed McKenncy of Weed. . - Sure we'll wire your house. Peo ple's Electric store. S6 Prepare now to own a home, the Building and Loan will help you. There will be a dance at the Nata torium tonight immediately follow ing the hand concert in the park. This being the last ot these popular dances until after the Ashland round up, a large attendance Is looked for. Going tonight? So am 1! -Jan. ,- S2 Have you forgotten that there are but four days moro to pay Interest on street assessments? See the city treasurer at once. ' Portland men registered at the Hotel Medford today include ' RT E. Neal, Eugene ".Steal, J. L. ' Wight Arthur L. Bramwell, H. Y. Scarbor ough, R. E. Morton, H. F. Cotton, -. S.-Archer, Jt-B. Read, C. C. Cashley, E. R. Balsiger. A. Caro and Ch'as. G Mills. Ice cream to take home, 20o pint, 40c a quart No war tax. Sugar Bowl. Phone 12, People's Electric Store. S6 The high school commencement exercises at the Page theater tonight begin at S:30 o'clock, a half hour later than the time usually set for local affairs. Dance tonight, Medford Nat., Im mediately after band concert. S2" We have the only properly equip ped Ford repair shop In southern Oregon and the best Ford mechanics. E. Gates Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holt who have been living here with their daughter. Miss Vesta Holt, the high school teacher, left Thursday morning for their former home at Eugene far an extended visit with relatives. Buy wisely but buy now, the Build ing and Loan will assist you. ' We rebuild and recharge batteries. C. E. Gates Auto Co. : A motor tourist party stopping at the Medford consists of J. F. Brooke, Cecils Brooke, J. F. Brooke, Jr., and Chas. Mohen of San Francisco. : They are enroute north. The dance to be- given at Prospect Saturday night, June 2S, promises to be the event of the season. . Jazz orchestra. 84 " Everybody's doing it What? Pay ing up their interest on assessments. Why? ' Because property values are coming back. Lena E. Osborne and Lillian An tenruth of Yreka are guests at the Hotel Medford. See the city treasurer about your semi-annual interest payment this week. Times ate better. You can't afford to lose your property for a few dollars. i Spark plugs foi all cars. : C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' - - Mrs. D. H. Jackson and son, Har old, of Wichita, Kansas, arrived to day to spend the summer. Mrs. :Jack- son is- a sister of Mrs. S. S. Smith. They spent last summer here and are in love with the .valley. Mrs. E. E. Gore, piano instruction, technic and Interpretation built on harmonic ibasis.. .- ' By paying your semi-annual Inter est by Monday you save penalty and interest, also advertising your prop erty. Mrs. Olen Arnspiger and children left Thursday morning for Baker, Ore. They will spend the summer in eastern Oregon visiting relatives. Cet one of Haney's auto beds for camping, Chautauqua or Crater Lake. The American home Is the safe guard of American liberties. Own your own home. Consult the Build ing and Loan. F. M. Huyler was one of a party to visit the caves Sunday. He reports that his was the only Grants Pass party to visit the caves so far this season, while 24 Medford cars have maae me inp. urants rass courier. Dance tonight, Medford Nat. Fine floor! Fine musicl Fine time! 82 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. tf Auto touring parties stopping at the Holland include Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Driscoll, R. O. Drlscoll and Miss J. Moll or Irvlngton, H. J. and F. R. Alley of San Francisco, and W. Y. Patton, Mrs. E. Winter and Ray W. Turnbull. : Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn mower and have It sharpened right. Called for and deliveNd. Phone 320-J. You can get most any old thing at' DeVoes most any old time. . Among Grunts I'nss visitors In the city Wednesday tincl tills forenoon wero liubt. F. Harris, lieu -M. Collins and Clara D. Calhoun. Dunce tonight utter band concer Medford Nutatorluiu. llavo you heard those xylophones? 82 Herman Puruckor, who arrived Wednesday from tho Dromortou nn,vy yard, whero ho hns 'been serving 1" tho storokeepliiit department, for visit with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Geo. Puruckor, loaves this evening for lliisto, Okln., to Join his wlfo and son. Ho will locato lu Tulsa or Ok luhoma City. You can get a lot of miles out ot that old tire by using one ot our ro- ltnors. C. 15 dates Auto C) Thero is both pleasure anil profit In mowing a lawn, besides tho satis faction of having tho yard look well Elmer D. Elwood, tho optlclun. while moving tho lawn at his homo last evening found a $T gold ploco. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar llergnor, wh have charge of tho Vlnlng tbentro ut Ashlaud, are putting on high-class moving pictures and are doing a nice business. A Seattle auto touring party en route south at tho Hotel Holland consists of It. V. Prosser, Paul Por ker, M. D. Parasch and A. B. Gray Fred Morgan and mother, of St Louis, who are former residents of the valley .nml are Uncreated In tho 1 11 1 bee orchard are back for an ex tended stay. Hemstitching, Pecotlng, Handicraft Shop. George Clark, who Is lu charge ot all the construction work in Oregon for the Clark Henory company, nrrl.v ed In tho city this forenoon with his wife and two children from Salem and the family will remain "hero for a month while Mr. Clark oversees tho Pacific highway work being done by his company between Central Point and Gold Hill. The company at the present time has 65 men engaged In this construction work. Every red blooded American will want to see the boxing contests and wrestling exhibition at the Page the ater Wednesday, July 2nd. Tourists at the Hotel Medford In clude Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bordwell of Los Angeles, C. r D. Morris and Mildred Morris of Grass Valley. Mr. M. M. Boone ot Sacramento, and Wll Hani J. Stafford ot Philadelphia. Oth ers at the same hotel are Mr. and Mrs. N. Kline of Oakland, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hanna of Dunsmuir. t"-r-V: iti t' 'i Mattresses made over, furniture upholstering,-watlng, and packing Douglas, 101 South ' Central. Phone 615-J. tt MVtM - Mr. and Mrs. ES MY Wilson arrived home today from Alturas, Cal. Public stenographer Elsie Farrls. Room 212 Garnett Corey Bldg. 85 L. Williams of Ashland is in Port land this week making arrangements to market his peach crop. He says that the southern Oregon fruit crop this" year Will equal If not surprass all ' former -records "Fruit growing in the -Rogue River valley Is a busi ness and no longer a, fad," said Mr. 111 iamsr Portland Journal. Do hot forget the boxing contests at Page theBfre.-WIednesday, July 2nd. - '. Among today's guests at the Med ford are the following: O. S. Fischer of Washington, D. C, Aaron Task ot Boston, N. O. Holman of Ottumwa, la., Morris Attenstein of New York J. A. Cenard and Eugene Plunkett ot San Francisco and W-. Homer Maris and John F. Breggeo of Carvallis. Switches made from combings; general work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, (No. 8 East Fourth and Front, Phone 497-W. 90 Miss Larsen, nurse at the Sacred Heart hospital, left this morning for her home at Hugo to spend her two weeks vacation. ' ' A motor will always run like new if properly lubricated. Veedol is the best insurance for proper lubrication, C. E. Gates Auto Co. William S. Soeffel of Chicago. Is a business visitor In Medford and a guest at the Holland. Dry oak and fir wood for sale, Phone 818-R. 100 Alfred L. Chapman the Custer guide and only white man' living who witnessed tho fight between tho Sioux Indians and the command of General Custer,, which ended in tho massacre of the latter, will give his illustrated lecture on this great trag edy In American frontier history at the Liberty theater Friday night. Ho gives the lecture at Ashland tonight. Fir slab and dry wood for sale by T. Gagnon. Phone 859. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALErT-One bull calf ten days oia. 1'none 48S-M. 84 FOR SALE Piano. Phono 929-W 87 VOR SALE Two well improved five room houses, lots 50 feet .each. Bargain. Phone 929-W. . 87 FOR RENT Room with housekeep ing privilege lor one or two ladies. Cheap. Phone 497-W. No. 8, Fourth and Front street, north. - :'. , . ...' 83 FOR SALE Rabbits. Fifty breeding does. New Zealand and Flemish, bargain prices, 247 Heatty. ' 83 DR RICKERT EYES SOTENTPIOALLV (TESTED, AVdViLABSUB ; PROPERLY FITTED NO DROPS USED ; Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated Suite 1.2 over "May Co. J8 E( Mla, Vpntfl!r a. . BURLESON WILL NOT GRANT THE A. F. 1. DEIViAND WASlllN'OTllX. June 211. Tost master Henernl Hiitiesim toilav lot' I'ommiUei! of the Atmwim Feileni tin II ot' 1. alloc lliat lie would not ilirei' the telcm'npli t'tummiiis to re-eiuplov persons! who went on slnke as lie eon siilered tliev hail left (heir work violation of the rule lniil iliiwn liv the iroverninenl's wire control hour tuiil the war labor hoard. Mr. llurlesnn told the cimimiltei' that whatever strikers would bo re eiunloveil. rested entirely with 111 umnncers of the eoinmmics. "These employes voluntarily left the serviee of the I'umimnies," the postmaster ueneral sniil, "in violation of the rules of the war labor board and the wire control honnl anil the postmaster eenernl will not iliiw their reemployment. Shall establish ed uoveriiineiital policies be nlmiulou ed or eovi'i'iiuientnl powers surrender ed to employes because of threatened or attempted strikes f The poslmas ter trenernl has answered no. "The innnneeriiil officers of the toleirroph companies report to ine to dav that the t nil fie is lieiiiL- hnnilli' without tlclnv; Unit thoir business Is. prui'tit'tillv normal; that (he imieliin- erv lor hnnilliiiir irrievaneos ol em ployes is at this lime fuiietioniiiir an; that no irrievnnces nre penilinu' un acted upon: ami furthermore, that no denial has been uuule uv either com punv of the rieht of its own emploves to individual or eolleetivo Imrynininu in settlement of tirievnnees." After leavimr the postmaster nen- eral the federation committee anil S, J. Konenknmn, president of the Com mercial Telcirraphers' Union, confer red anion? themselves. Konenkftmp rend the postmaster ccneral s an nouncement but said ho would not comment on it until Inter. Robert Foote Harris and Miss Clara Dorcas Calhoun were married at the rcsidenco of tho officiating clergyman, Wednesday, Juno 25; at o'clock in tho afternoon. Rev. L. Jlyron' Cooler of the First Presbyterian - church, read tho ser vice. Mr. -Harris Is a prominent fruit grower of Grants Pass and but re cently roturned from Franco whero be saw' Borvlce with tlio American army. . Miss Calhoun is a prominent young woman of Grants Puss and for' several- years has held a responsible position with tho C. & O. C. railroad. Doth young people have long been prominent in Presbyterian circlos ot their city and numbor among their friends hosts of prominent people who Join In wishing them happinesB, Sir. and Mrs. Harris will ; spend their honeymoon camping 'out In the mountains and will make their homo In Grants Pass. :JEvery Coffee Drinker 'snould know hovv j easily and healthfully INSTANT POSTUM takes the place o xoIfeeL' " All the Comforts of Home The Huney Auto Bed is Btrong, light weight, compact and easily placed In position In one or two minutes. Mudo to fit any car. Great fdr Chautauqua and Crater Lake camping.. Price ?12.U0. ' , It. K.' HANKY, Medford, Oregon. Expert Workmen 1 . ::-.7,m! -vis - When you have your auto repairing done you want to know that experienced me- hamcs do the work. - Our workmen arc experts! and all of them have the en dorsement of the Command er of the Eockwell .motor feld whero they ' were me chanics during the war. When you want expert workmanship at,a fair price bring it to us or 'phone and we will call, ' .- - , . V Crater Lake i Motor Co. Ei E, Waters, -.South Fir St, NORTH DAKOTA VOJING FA TOO. N. P Juno I'll. Seven Inwu missed hv the Non-l'iti'liNiui l.onmio mii.iiiiilv in Hie North Pu kolu leu isla turn Insl winter uro beinii voted upon (inlaw : The Hank of North Palcolu law nnd the slate industrial eoiruuissioii net are Hie chief lows involved. The other laws are: Aiithori.iinr official newspapers; $100,1100 inuiiiL-riilion licitnrtmciit uimroin'iation ; judicial district Mvstcin; siimhi statu lax com missioner; new stale educational ad ministration. Hoy Scouts Attention All scouts that took part In Hie Salvation Army drive will report at tho a lint nu-1 officii tonlKlit ut 7 : :t 0 to miiko plans for tho L'lks outing. P. jr. JANNKY, Scoutmaster. A. Y. A A, M. Special communication Med ford lodgo 103, Krldny liven ing, Juno 27. Work In II. A nud . C. degrees, by order of tho V M. U K. WILLIAMS, Secy. Wanted lllils for 'rrniiHportntlon Tho Kenwood School Dlstrlrt No. 102 will rocelvo bids for tho trans portation of not moro than Dfi chil dren to attend tho Mod ford school the coming year. All bids must bo In tho hands of tho olork by July 10th. Tho board reserves tho right to reject any nnd nil bids.' For further particulars In regard to contract, bond, etc., sen or phone clerk. Mrs. II. A. MATTHEWS. ' Clork of School District No. 102., It. Y. 1. No. 3. 84 Dated June 21th. wiu yHiioiB lur UIII1UIUH lliw niiu house cleaning. 10a bundle m.i ......... n ., How's This? We offer On Hundrod Pollan lUward for any.cnio of Catarrh thnt cannot b cured by Hatl'a Cntnrrh Medicine. Hail' Catarrh Madlrlre hn been taken by catarrh, auRerora for the pat thirty five yeara, and haa becomeknown aa the moat rellatlo remedy for Catnrrh. Hnll'i Catatrh Medicine acta :hru the Wood cj the Mucoua eurfacea, avpellinv the Tol aon from the BIcoU And heallnff the dla eoaed portion. r- - Aftrr yon have taken Hairs Catarrh Medicine for a ahort time you will iter a ftrwit Improvement In your Konernl ictilth Hlart tnklnic Hall'a Catarrh Moll. clno at one and Ret rid of catarrh, iieiui to r icniininniaii. irne. F. J. CHBNKY ft CO., Toledo, OhlO. Hold by all DrtiKulete, 75c FISH. NEWS ; i youGcaii' a'iways find something nioo in , " fresh f isli every dav; '' also' linicli goods nnd everything when you eall :'.(i2. SL i 1 5 Medford FishMarket Our middle name ia Fish USE First class condition and best values in Medford. See them before buying , fcl. E. Gates Auto Go. LIBERTY LAST TIMES TONIGHT ENID BENNETT "Partners Three" Beiuitiful Cabaret Girl loft utrandod in tho Ariaona desort by hor Bruto Huaband Wonderful Grip ping story. ' PEARL WHITE, hi 12th Episode of "The Ug'htning' Raider" TOMORROW SATURDAY BIG BILL HART in "THE BREED OF MEN." The Biggest Production in Ten Years The olctura youll newr font tuMmlae la ikeme, A vertuble rvtttea of unendintf womltr. A reawace ol the rt wr, toty of the love that pek ell Widen Undine;. "A trtmtnitoaM pit' "Onwet thimcttatir tint film mr pr Hidd inNtw York, "$f9ttor iSrllUJ f it with enlAea m."v grtttt ftidfrcl of Jh4 $tttn, " J "Our aJvU U, go 'Thm Ver e Humanity,' " A rwi Mm "Of M itfmoft n.l 'tttuit." 4 -mm rw Wm4 "A dhtintt octyti. mint in motion pic fwre crutiott. -ffMttwin-M 1 ' certain to tooth tho Aearf of hmnmn if'. - ... ; Ttila to Ihg plclure fur your Full Orchestra Directed Bvv Mr. Harcko of Liliertv Theatre HWKniiMiiMMMWMWaHM A REAL TONIC " For the" After Effects of tho Flu Or wlienever a toiih' is needed. IToIiiis Syrup of Hypopliospliites Oomp. i.s the best. An lionest l(i ounee bottle, 1.00. ! Let us tell you about it. HeaLh's Drug' Store Phone 884 The San Tox Store Vulcanizing AU our work itrlctlr gnariuitmd to be lint claw. 11 N. Fir St., Modord ; nioao i-J ; MpnroRn viilcanizinr workr k - - 4 GARS - Dodges , plievrolets 0veil2inds' PAGE STARTS SUNDAY Tlixeo Days DIRECT FROM ITS SENSATIONAL RUN IN NEW YORK 7"A. rirtm lUl mill Lint Fttur i anemmes ' wn4mv pound on tho mttttn." " Int onto tory will 'KoiJyomto th ond.! ' t t roB :CoAcWrffn r1 'tkiti mnd infttigonoo that lift it hloh akoom it I tmniompornrito," f tmm ttttt 4'Bontt av(eryfi, : CAe creca. ' AWMI wbota ftamHyBrtn Tbaxwi MEDFORD IRON WORK FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Aluo agent for Fairhnnk nd Hnru y Enirlnet. 17 Smith Rlvrlrt wmWt if T in I V v
