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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE TWO MEDFORD" " MATH' TRTRTTNE, !NfRTFOTlT." OREOON, R'ATTTRIVAY, .TUNE' '2. 1010 Tim local mambers of tho Improv ed Order of Redmen will hold n big banquet and entertainment 'tonight Jncldontnl to the official visit of T. C. Itolchlo of Portland, great sachem . of Oregon In this frnlernal order. Mr. Keichle arrived In tho city Satur day morning aud this afternoon was taken by members of the entertaln mont committee on u auto drive thru tho valley aud up to the summit of tho Blskiyous.' ' v; - r Soo llanoy's Ideal auto'Vsd ad in this paper, tt Wo have the best tires tor all cars and personally guarantea them. C. B. dates Autj Co P. E. Baker, principal of tho high school for the past two years, and family left this forenoon by autonio- follo for Berkeley, Calif., where ho will attend summer school at the University of California. He has not definitely decided yet where he will teach next year. Prof, and Mrs Baker inado many friends during their residence in Medford who re gret their leaving the city and wish thorn well. Ice cream to take Home,? lOe pint, 40c a quart ' No war tax. Sugar Bowl. As the Increase ot patients is felt and space is required, Dr. de Rey luonto has opened an "Institute of Health" at 425 South Oakdale ave i nue, where the sick will have more comfort.' His offices at St. Mark bldg. will be transferred to the insti tute, Monday, 30th of June. SS Sir. and Mrs. li. B. Brown and ; daughter Helen leave Sunday for J San Francisco fcy automobile accom " " panying Walter Brown home for a - :vls!t with his family. ' . , Sure we'll wire your bouse. Peo- ; pie's Electric store. 80 Prepare now to own a home, the - Building and Loan will help you Will Warner, the assistant post master who has been enjoying his annual vacation for the past two weeks, will return to duty next Hon. day. Eat where the eats are good. Gush. cr Cafe. ... . ,' Have you forgotten that there are but four days more to pay interest on street assessments? See the city treasurer at once. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Johnson and Kenneth Johnson are auto tourists enroute north from San Diego. Phone 12 People's Electric" Store. We have tne only properly equlp- ped Ford repair shop in southern Oregon nnd the best Ford mechanics. - C. E. Gates Anto Co. 'News has been received here of the marriage of Kenneth Williams of Grants Pass, the well known profes . Bional baseball player now playing . with the St. Louis Americans and who has many friends and acqualn- tances jft Medford, to Miss Ethel WilkersonV In St. Louis, Mo., on June 19. The bride was a former employe for several months in the Southern , Pacific freight depot of Hoe at Grants Pass. W , Buy wisely but buy now,' the Build ing and Loan will assist you. ; - ' We rebuild and recharge batteries. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Mrs. Maud Kubli of Applegate and daughter Edith who graduated last week from the Medford high school, left this morning for Eugene to pur ' chase a home, in which the. will re side while Miss Edith pursues her college course at the U. of O. which she will begin next fall. Just a whisper off Main. - The Gusher Cafe. - The dance to he given at Prospect Saturday night, June 28, promises to l)e the event ot the season. Jazz orchestra. 84 W. W. Read of Seattle, is among ; today's guests at the Hotel Holland. Guests from Portland registered at tho Hotel Medford today included E. S.. Crawford, F. S. Kent, Edw. L. Wells, T. D. Campbell, Geo. J. Bon- ness, .P.."VV. Callendet, V. F, Slater and J. N, Landrum. 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. - Spark plugs foi all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Superintendent G. A. Briscoe of ' tho Ashland schools, 1b at the Uni versity ot California taking a special course during the summer months. By paying your semi-annual inter est toy Monday you save penalty and interest, also advertising your prop orty. ' Tho American home is the safe guard of American liberties. Own your own home. Consult the Build ing and Loan. Henry Skyrman left Saturday mor ning for Klamath Falls, and will spend the summer working at a log ging camp in Klamath county. A home cafe for home people. The Gusher Cafe. Public stenographer Elsie Farris. Room 212 Garnett Corey Bids'. 85 I Arthur Moran of the Rlalto theater arrived home Saturday morning from spending the week at Seattle and Portland on 'business. Mattresses made over, furniture upholstering, crating and packing. Douglas, 101 South Central, Phone 616-J. Do not forget the boxing contests , at Page theatre, Wednesday, July 2nd. John A. Millard and Theodore. F. Matbicson are Nebraska tourists at . the Medford. The former Is from An tloch and the latter from Waco. Dry oak and fir wood for sale. Phone 818-R. ( 100 Get one of Haney's auto beds for camping, Chautauqua or Crater Lake. U. E. Morris this week attended the meeting of county club leaders of the state hold at the O. A. C. at Corvallls, whero they received In structions in running, stock Judging, gardening, cooking, und sowing, lit order to givo information to tho local club loaders necessary for demontru. tions at county and state fairs. Whoop-la! Whoop-la. The Gnshor. Are you going to the Story Book hall, Monday evening, at St. Mark's hall? Tickets lbc ot auy member of the Comrades club. S5 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Judd ot Salt Lake City are registered at (ho Hotel Medford. A motor will always run like new if properly lubricated. Veedol Is the best insurance tor proper lubrication. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Fir slab and dry wood tor sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone SB9. Stuart Talbot ot Jefferson. Ore., who had been dangerously ill with septicemia at tho Medford sanitarium for threo weeks is making a complete recovery and will be ablo to leave tho sanitarium this afternoon uud proceed to his homo. Only four more days to pay pav ing, sewer and watermain interest at j iuu i-uy uuii. x I'uauy guvs on juij 1st. Switches made from combings general work. Sanitary Beauty Shop, No. S East Fourth and Front. Phone 497-W. 90 Miss Marie Edwnrds who only re cently returned from a visit nt Los Angeles, has been spending the week with her parents at Grants Pass. You can got a lot ot miles out ot that old tire by using one ot our re- liners. C. E 3afcs Auto Cj Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. tt Mr. and Mrs. Pat Swayne of the Watkins district are guests at the Xash hotel, having arrived in the city Friday. Every red blooded American will want to see the boxing contests and wrestling exhibition at the Page the ater, Wednesday, July 2nd. For tire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. . Cherry shipments from Ashland this year are breaking all records In point of volume, while the quality of the fruit is above the average. Hun dreds of boxes aro going out on every southbound train, the destination be ing to points as far south as San Diego. Ashland Record. Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Electric ranges repaired by Peo ple's Electric store. 86 C. F. Burke will arrive home Sun day after receiving his discharge at Bremerton and visiting his sister, Miss Ruby Burke who is in the naval reserve at Bremerton. He has been on the Red Cross hospital ship, King fisher, and was in service 2 lh years For the. best Insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. First-class kodak work, : charges about halt regular prices. Jap Art Store. tt Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brady of Port land, arrived in the city by auto late Friday for a visit with Mrs. Brady's brother, Mr. Patton, a commercial traveling salesman who is ill in the Sacred Heart hospital. They aro stopping at the Holland. Spark plugs for trucks and trac tors. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Ethel Newland, the high school teacher, left last Friday night for Eugene for a visit with friends and will spend the summer in that city and at the sea coast. Phone Delaneys stand for taxi. Phone S52. Corner Main and Bart- lett. -86 Klamath Falls guests at the Med- ford are Burr Westbrook and G. C. Goesbeck. Sewing machines repaired, bought and sold, and rented 25c per week. Phone 615-J. Misses Audrey Roberts and Lois Quisenberry left Saturday morning for Myrtle Creek where they will visit relatives ot the former until they are joined next week by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts when the party will camp several weeks in a cabin in the hills near Myrtle creek. Big dance Ashland Nat., Saturday, June 28, Wednesday, July 2nd. Jit ney dance all through celebration, July 3rd, 4th and 5th: Launspach's six-piece orchestra. 84 Alfred S. Chapman, the Custer guide who lectured at the Liberty theater this week, with his wife, daughter and son who are traveling over the country with him, left today for Roseburg. We can save you money on that new storage battery. C. E. Gates Auto Co. George D. Peart of the 171st aerial squadron who has been in the service for the past 18 months and whose father, C. W. Peart, died while he was in the army, telegraphed bis mother last night of his arrival in New York from France yesterday. 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 The Misses Sylvia, Anna and Flor ence Hurd left this morning to spend the day in an outing at Rogue River, during which they planned to climb a mountain in that vicinity. , Dr. Robert W. Clancy has resumed the practice of medicine and has established his office in the Hutchin son & Lumsden bldg, A motor party bound south whose members are at the Hotel Medford consists of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ham ilton of La Grande and Mrs. A. E. Bennett of Astoria. Big dance Ashland Nat., Saturday, June 28, Wednesday, July 2nd. Jit ney dance all through celebration uly 3rd, 4th and 5th, Launspach's six-piece orchestra. 84 Bradford Morsor, six years old. loft Saturday morning for Portland where ho will spend tho summer with his father. It Is his fourth trip alone between tho two cities. Lust winter tho little fellow inado tho trip alone from Portland to Los Angeles. Orchestra six pieces Sunday. , Among California visitors regis tered ot tho Medford aro C. D. Lowe. Julius Kullck, V. C. 11111. P. O. Crawford mid F. W. Carter ot Sun Francisco, F. W. Howard of Los An geles, and B. 11. Maxwell ot Oakland. Week end event Gold Hill Satur day night, Roberts Medford orches tra. Good time guaranteed. 84 Tho music alone will please you. , Mrv and Mrs. A. L. Kostor of Edge vood," Cul who enroute homo from Portland stopped off here for a visit with Mrs. L. llarbough, left for home today. P. F. Close & Son, machinists and automobile repnirers. Riverside Gar age, 132 South Riverside. Service car. Phone 1G2-R. Orchestra plays Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. lloyer, auto tourists from Santa Ana. Calif., at tho Holland, expect to leave Sunday for Crater Lake. While thoy anttel pate a little discomfort in reaching the lake they deem tho trip well worth while. Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Stnndofer of Eugene, are guests at the Holland who arrived In tho city by auto. Hemstitching, Pecotlng, Handicraft Shop. The best public market of the year both as to variety aud quality ot pro ducts and in the big purchasing crowd was that ot today. One hundred cases of loganberries were sold and there was a plentiful supply of raspberries and all kinds ot vegetables and home grown tomatoes were feutures ot tho market. Call Mitchell In regard to that lawn mower and have it sharpened right. Called for and delivered. Phone 3 20-J. Hear the music Sunday mat. ' Vernon H. Vawter, recently ap pointed by Governor Olcott a mem ber of the board of rogonts of the University of Oregon, is probably the youngest man that has served on the board, being 28 years of age. Mr. Vawter's connections with the .uni versity have been extensive. He him self graduated from that institution in the class of 1913. His father graduated In 1SSG. Three ot his uncles are also graduates of the in stitution J. F. Hill, a graduate in 1880: C. M. Hill in 1881, and George W. Hill in 1884. In addition to that his mother attended the institution in 1SS4 and 1SS5, and his wife in 1911 and 1912. Eugene Register. Mrs. C. E. Goble, teacher of piano at 217 West Main street, upstairs. 84 Miss Adele Brault, the high school teacher, accompanied by Miss Alder man, a teacher-in the Portland school who had been visiting friends here left this morning for Berkeley, Cat., to attend the six week s summer school ot the University of Calitor nia. Mr. Harcke directs the orchestra. ' Summer classes starting at once. Piano pupils desiring appointment please call at studio, 1013 West Ninth street, or tel.. 66 7-J. Mrs. 'Bertha Emerlck. 84 Miss Myrtle Hurst and Mrs. Fred Hurst and son left Saturday morning for a visit with friends in Ashland for several days. The Heart of Humanity Sunday. James T. Shaw ot San Francisco, attorney for the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company who has been fishing for a week at the river with headquarters at the Rogue Elk Re- sort at Trail, will return to the city Sunday with Robert Hammond, man agor of the Home Telephone company acting as his chauffeur. Baths 25c. Kenllworth Rooms.' 103 Alco Taxi. Phone 95. . Mr. and Mrs. L. H. McGrew'and daughter of Los Angeles are motor tourists registered at the Holland. Everybody's doing It. What? Pay ing up their interest on assessments. Why? Because property values are coming back. Augmented orchestra. Page. Appointed to Federal' Reserve. SAN FKANCISCO. June 28. S. G Sareeant and E. H. Tucker, both of San Francisco, today were appointed assistant federal reserve agents, ef fective dul v 1. The former is a grad uate of the University of Washinz ton. 25 Million for Aviation. WASHINGTON. June 28. Funds for naval- aviation for 1020 were fixed today at $25,000,000 under n orouromise agreement reached, bv house and senate conferees. Secre tary Daniels had nsked for $35,000.- 000. Wanted Bids for Transportation The Kenwood School District No. 102 will receive bids for the trans portation of not more than 25 chil dren to attend the Medford school the coming year. All bids must be In the hands of the clerk by July 10 th. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For further particulars In regard to contract, bond, etc., see or phone clerk. Mrs. R. A. MATTHEWS, Clerk of School District No. 102., F. D. No. 3. 84 Dated June 24th. Old papers for building fires and house cleaning, 10c bundle. WEEKS & McGOWAN Co. UNDERTAKERS Day Phone: Pacific 227, Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2 Lady Assistant. PRESIDENT S FAREWELL 10 FRANCE PARIS, Juno 28. President Wil son today on tho eve ot his depar ture from France made tho following statement: "As I look back over tho ovontfwl mouths I huvo spent In Franca my memory is not ot conferences uud hard work ulono, but also ot Innu merable acta ot generosity und friendship which huvo niado mn fuel how genuluo. tho sentiments ot Franca aro towards tho pvoplo of America and how fortunate 1 have been to be tho representative of our people In tho midst of a nation which knows how to show us kindness with so much charm and so much open manifestation ot what Is In Its heart. U. S. LABORIREADY 10 IF PlIILAlllCI.I'lII.V. Juno 28. Tho American Federation of Labor Is reutly to extend tho helping hand to Germany If tho Gummas show them selves worthy," . declared Samuol Gompars, president ot tho federation, in addressing today members ot the organization at the lauiu-hlng ot 'tlio steamer Afol, nt tho Hog Island shipyard. Mr. Gompers uttered his significant words on tho evo ot his return to Europe to continue tho work of building up the shattered forces labor on the continent. "To me this is an epoch-making event," Bald Mr. Gompers, "not only because of the purpose for which we are assembled, but also because of the signing of tho pcuco treaty. At last the dawn ot n new era has come, that for which you men luborcd In this greatest of shipyards, and It performed marvelous tasks in help ing our government and those of Its allies. "We fought Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey, not from our desire to fight, but to rid their peo ples of oppression from their masters and to give them an opportunity for self-expression. "If our former enemies will but show themselves worthy wo will be glad to extend to them the band of fraternity. "Remember that tho ideals ot tho American Federation ot Labor are synominous with those of tho govern ment.'! I BY SECRETARY POLK WASHINGTON. June 28. Imme- diatelv after receiving the nows of the signinir of the trcntv Aetinir Sec retary Polk sent this message to the president over the special direct wire from the state department to Ver sailles: "Permit-me to offer mv heartfelt congratulations on the completion of vour great work. The American peo ple will bo ever proud of .what von did as their representative for the peace of the world." SALEM BURGLARS TAKE BIG STOCK OF DRUGS SALEM. June. 28. More than $.100 worth of morphine, cocaine tintl heroin, the store's entire stock, were tolen last night from Html A. Setic- fer. drug firm, here 1V burglars, who opened u door with n iimmv. - Coast Export Traffic Revived WASHINGTON. June 28. Through bills of lading for export traffic, sus pended since January ,1018. on ac count of the war. will be restored for traffice moving through Pacific coast ports as soon us tariffs can he pub lished. Suspend Vancouver Unions. VANCOUVER, li. C. Juno 28. Two Vancouver unions have been suspended - from the jlx'tul Trades Council because thev affiliated with the "One liig Union" it was announc ed today. 806th U. S. Reaiment Arrives. NKW YORK. June 28. llcailuuiir- ters and medical detachments, liend- duartcrs and Ktipplv companies nnd Rompanics II. C nnd D of the 800th regiment, 32 officers and 810 men. arrived here today on the stenmer Aeolus. - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY STRAYED White Persian cat from Kenllworth rooms. Reward for re turn or information of where abouts. Phone 97. 84 WAINTKO- -Stenographer and book IJox 60, Tribune. 80 kooper. WANTED Pressor on machine. Pan- torlum Dye Works. 80 You can get most any old thing at DeVoes most arjj old time. "Deeply happy us I am at (he prospect ot Joining my own country men ugiiln, 1 leavo Franco wit It gen uluo regret, my deep sympathy Tor her people and hollitf lu her future confirmed, my thought enlarged by tho privilege ot nsaoulittlou with her pulilio men, conscious of more than otto affect louato friendship formed and profoundly grateful for unst lut ed hospitality and for count lorni idnd nousos which have made mo fool wol como und at homo. "I tuko tho liberty of bidding Franco lloilspeed as well as gootl-byo und ot expressing- unco moro my abiding interest' ind entire confi dence in her future. (Signed) "WOODHOW WILSON." E A BEAT 1388 MILES NKNANA. Alaska.--! IIV Mail.V Thirteen hundred uud eiulitv-eighl miles bv dog sled marks (he trill iust completed hv tiume Warden Stephen foster, whoso iouruevs carried him into the little known pari of the Me Kiulev National Dark uud other re gions. From Nenunn to Mefirath, on the Kilskokwin river, Foster traveled tin :i:i." mile-; ilistuuee over country sel liom visited, ami over unbroken trails, his trip hero alone indieatiiig tliat the wuv of the game warden in Alaska is no sinecure. At .Mrtiratli a United Stales commissioner hold jurisdiction over a vast sweep of country where Foster tumid wholesale game violations. Fourteen white men were convicted nnd fined anil the hunters reuuired tj cure and take (rare of the large omintitics of wild meat found in caches in the inoiin tains. In the states the unlucky hunter also would buve lost his game. hut up here the waste of good meat is considered almost us much a crime us the illegal slaughter of it. In the Kiiiitishiui count rv, for in stance, tho warden found 71 ouurtcrs of caribou and the carcasses of a lojten cow moose ill one cache. As tuere was no leileral commissioner available, prosecutions were not in order, hut the hunters wcru coinpe ed to cure tho meat. Disease has made heavy inroads on tho big game of Hie upper Kuskok wiui. Warden Foster reported. A pe culiar disease has attacked the moos and even arrested the growth of their horns, which in some eases, he found were hut the size of n man's hand. Moiinttiin sheep were reported dying hv the do.en with a disease known ns lump jaw. Forest fires in flic district, have driven tho oucc large herds of caribou out in search ol food. Large Migrating herds were seen making their way towards l.uke Minrhiiminu. Nesting placed of Ihe gronso and other gaiuo birds have been widely destroyed as well hv the fires. Ihe warden Miid. NEW PACIFIC FLEET TO SALE JULY 17 ARCIIANOKI,, Friday, Juuo 27. (By Associated Press,) Tho last of the American forces bore, with tho exception of Brigadier (ienernl W. V. Richardson, tho American comman der, and a small detachment of head quarters troops, ombarked today for Brest. Tho forces which loft woro a battalion of tho 310th engineers. Be fore sailing, every officer of tho but lallon and twenty enlisted men were decorated 1iy the HiisHlnn command for galluntry nnd efficiency. GENEVA, Juno 27. fUy Associ ated Press.) It Is roportotf from Pranglns, whoro formor Kmporor Charles of Austria Is staying that tho health of tho ex-rulor is cuiisIiik anx iety. He Is bolng uttonded by a Swiss doctor. Former Emprosu 55lta in actinic as nursa. HorlickV the Original Malted Milk Avoid Imitations &Substitutes DR. RIGKERT ETES ROTKNTIFIOATiMT , trUSTICI), AWI) OIjAHSIOS PROPERLY FITTED no nitoi'S vsm Broken Txmsos Accurately Duplicated suite 1-2 over May uo. 128 E. Main, Upntolrs Highest quality Jewelry repairing Diamond letting, watch repairing Satisfaction assured in quality and price. MARTIN J. It EDDY Mall us joai want, L rSi LAST TIMES TONIGHT Big BILL HART IN "The Breed of Men" Thrills come thick und fast in this now, Hart picture. Don't Miss It. ' TOMORROW MONDAY BRYANT WASHBURN in "POOR BOOB" Mack Scnnett's Lntost Comedy "THE LITTLE WJDOW" with Ford Sterling. Regular Routine YOUli trip tt. tln First N;il it. mil Think runic tci town, Mr. Fanner. It will cnaMc should he one of your errands when ymi you to deposit the spare funds- or procure what you rciiiire. Simply a reiisoiiahlc iiniouni opens a ( 'hcekiun' Account here and l.v all means YOU SHOULD UAVK ON'K." . Member Federal Reservo System. Capital $100,000. TTAeYmsT National Bank. fiDDPORD One Thing More Most car owners know that this is the pluce to have their batteries tested with n hydrom eter. That It In the place to buy a Bone Dry Biiticry with Wil Inrd Threaded Rubbtr limita tion which cnrrita with it tho evidence of buttery newness. That It ! tli ptuce in come for twttcry chorvUiv, rcjwr, uml u ixnul iMttcry. But. one thing more It U III plat to tun, jtit n noun ns you tniy your nrw ctir, to hmvc yi.ur fuitrry frKh. trrnl Anil ut I ho tx-ntflt of WUUtnl OO-iluy battery ituunmce. Drive In, wIkOkt you hnve (KHiaht it rtrw enr or not. Prrhnpi wa cm tv(t you ftomr bnttrry inform ilw.n Unit will ! nienn l-nrr life to yuuf Lottery uud fuller use uf your cwr. ELECTRIC SHOP A delight on any day, SUNDAY OR WEEKDAY A LA CARTE DINNER AT Holland Cafe You, itnd llio friomlx vmi oiilor- tain, will ! liwl i tlm Miiprlizintr iiii'iitK and vi'L'i't iililes, the niuuinil, hiiIiuIh, tliu (lnliciciua tlcwscrlM. Tho dnilv climmcH in llin menu ulvus vim nl- wiiVH Boinctliinir iinw to anticipate, line at thu Holland and ilino well. Chicken Dinner Sunday 12:00 to 2:00 5:30 to 8:00 WESTON'S Camera Shop ' Commercial Photographer, in Southern Oregon. Negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phone 147-J. . We'll doth rest. J. B. PALMER j Medford. 208 East Maui Street, Urn Oregon Expert Workmen .'When you have your auto repairing Juno you want to know that ('.xpcriiMict'd nic chaiiics do the work. Our workmen are experts and all of them have the en dorsement of the Command er of the Rockwell motor IVId whero they were nie ehaiiies during the war. When you want expert workmanship nt a fair price bring it to us or phone and we will call. Crater Lake Motor Co. E. E. Waters. South Fir St. fnariey-niaoqBicijclo . Tht' what th hurt wltl nil Mr when rourlil'iiiyan i y.ir new Hulay.ptvliUon bike Ilullt in Mm Ptlcnlt ty m the llr-Irp-llavltlti! nU i-yrl the tuariiltM that haa ll llirm all t'r mr tlxn 1ft rnr. muMlitnif record nf- irr rerunl fur tpvu tad th new nrir-f)vlttnn tianilUtMi-lottra ill. hmr I UBIIIJ. 1110 VttTf Anttft Miulpaiajit W. R. GAYLORD ' NAT BUILDING. MEDFORD J,I)USS "Wlion IrrnKUlui' or dolnyod iiho Tri umph I'llln. Bufu nnd iilwuyn depend .l)lo. .Not. Hold at dnitf ntorod. llo not oxporlninnt with others, uavo dlwip polnlmont. VV'rilo tor "Uellot" nnd particular!!, It'a lioo. AddrnBa: Nat ional Mudlial JiiHlltuto, Mllwnllkoo, WlH. . MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP AIho ouont for Fairbanks tni Moras 17 South RIvArslrfa Vulcanizing All our work (trletly guaranteed to uo flint oUim. X-, N. Fir St., Medford Phono 48-l-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS