r PACE TWO
JTETTFORn MATT; TTITP.TTNT, MEDFORD, OUKfiOX. MONDAY. JANUARY 2fi, 1D20
A touring e;ir in which there was
a yoium M(irri couplo returned i"'- ot h-auiiiui iiorui oiierm. i no
from Anhlnnd ahout S o'clock Sunday j honrers wen- Prank Miller. Mar
moriiinK in making tho turn from : i" Lance, (Jeoru: Carreii, Ceo. It.
South Klversldu into Kast .Main Wi'dlcy, Frank Wormian, JO. W. Wil
strent Fkidded and Htruck the drink- j Hurial whh at tho I. O. O. F.
Jug fountain on Main near itiversidu j emcter .
"with such force ns W demolish tho Take your liomstitehinK and picot
lountain and hend the KteeiiiiK Kuui' ItiK to Ihi Handicraft Hliop. .S
of the car. which circled around tho, .sitn j,anisro Bursts at. the Ated
lonier vicinity Beveral times before!, onl Sunday and thin morning in
it could he hniiiKht to a stop. Inilsciufh.il Ceo. II. Hook, A. N. .Meals,
uncontrolled circling the ear hcraped ' (;(M,rK(. Urc), . j.;. .Ywti,n, L. I),
an electric light poat, knct kiiiK the j Sanderson, ('.' L. WH-slihi-fn and I
lamp off and lircaking it. J Tracy. At tho same hotel K. V.
Thlfl offlcft will tar.o BUhscrlpt lonn I Sliepurd is nlso a guest,
for tho Portland Telegram, itargain A. C llalstoad, mechanotherapy,
(ruto i-f JH.ttj n year hy mull. Htil-, metaphysics. J:. -Main, over
Bcrjptions to -lie sent in before Fchni-l Members of Talisman loilgo,
ary 10. -TijKnlghtH of I'ythinH are counting on
Colder weather and rain or Miowian enjoyable time at their meeting
Jn thB prediction for tonight mid
Tuesday. Kain fell again during last
iifght, amounting to .17 of an Inch.
Today up unlit afternoon was the
warmest of the winter neawon with a
minimum temperature of II..". in the
morning, following yetderday'H max
imum of r t.
Fine nainsook, organdy and voile.
Biandlcraft Shop.
Vr. Jlernanl ItobertH left Sunday
night for Los AugeleH to attend a
technical hcIig-oI tt Htudy civil engl
noerfng for Beveral months.
Machine needles, bobbins and flhut
tles for all makcH of Hewing ma
chines. Handicraft Shop.
'William A. Hanua. tho manager of
tho AKKOciated Oil comnanv under-J
went a seriniiH major operulion at
'oi'tlainl on Saturday morning at the
KV.'rl land Surgical hospital, and a
message received -hy Mrs. H. K.
2lanna of JackBonvillo rroin her hus
hand, who is at his brother's Bide
there, stated (hat ho is doing as well
Qs could he expected under the clr
cuniHtanceB. v
'Monograms, centers, luncheon
cloths, infants dresses siamped to or
der. Handicraft Shop. 2(M
(leorgo H. Wolcolt of Kansas City,
Mo., Carl II. Vcwo of New York city
and W. II. Taylor of .lanesvllle, O.,
are guests from the cast at the Med
ford. On and after January 12 tho Hinca
& Snider garage will be open day and
night. tf
Mr. and j.lrs. CI. F. Hellman of Kla
math FallB, who liavo just returned
, from a sojourn at San Francisco, ar
rived in the city Sunday and left the
hotel Holland for homo this fore
noon. Air. Hell man Is a well known
real estate man and had a visit with
Ilia friend, Alex Sparrow, while here.
, Tho Medford Printing company Iiub
the Do Luxo ''Multiplex cash books
and other ruled hooks, looso leaf sys
tem, also Inventory shcetR. If you
heed theso or any other blank hooks
or bills to fit any binder see this
office and patronize homo industries.
tr
Among the February phonograph
Records advertised In the niagaines
by one of tho big companies hi nJ
roccrd, the "Inter Dunce (Itogno
River Indians)" hy the Columbia or
chestra. Hats cleaned and blocked. Apparul
Cloaners and Hatters, 103 North Cen
tral. Phono 22.1-.). 2U0
llert Collins, a young man for
whom the Medford pollen have been
on tho lookout ever since he left the
city twr weeks ngo, came hack to
the city yesterday and was placed
under arrest by Sheriff Terrill, Just
as he. and his wife were about to
board a train at Central Point for
Seattle. Tho warrant charges him
Willi malicious destruction of prop
erty, altho it Is understood that his
arrest is considered of much impor
tance .'mid thai four other charges,
which" urostlll under jnveatigalion,
may bo preferred against Collins,
who was, taken about lite city this
alleinuun Ju custody o Sheriff Ter
rill. 10 pnr ccul off on all Pacific, pack
et go goods. Handicraft Shop. 1!1 I
Among the guests at the Holland
Sunday and ti-day were Mrs. A. ,1.
AVar.etli of Seattle, .). K. Cribble of
Klamath Falls, and L. F. Stewart of
liulto Falls.
Dr. Holne, eye, cai, nose, ihroat.
"The local V. S. land office reports
that an inquiry has Ihmmi made of
Washington relative to (he npemng
oT the O. & C. laud for settlement,
which was scheduled fi-v this spring,"
pays the Uoseburg Iteview. "Many re
quests for information have had de
ferred answers until definite jushn
tlons are obtained In mi the general
laud office at Washington. The tit
fleials are also anxious It.1 r.cl the
preliminary work started as Minn as
possible."
Just unloaded nni.iher carload of
Tjorts. Place your order now before
advance in price. Clark & Childers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mohan and
Mrs. Moss of (Jiants Pass are theatre
guests of Air. and Mrs. A. .L Klocker
tonight.
Mrs, Paul Hansen, corset lero for
IS' u Mono. Phone GS5-J.
Tho Seedy V. Hall Mctnr company
received a wire today from Ralph l.
Jlardwell for a Chandler lHspulfh
model and stating that he hal hold
1Mb car In Los Angeles. .Mr. Itardwell
will return to Medford by train.
Try our morciiunts' lunch. Tho
Shasta. tf
IC. C. Murphy and M. ForMs have
purchased the Medf ird Tire Woi-k
on Ntrth Orupe street ami will oper
ate an up-to-date plac? doing very
thing in the Hue of repairing of tires
and lubes. The proprietors have had
years of experience in their line.
ilonistitchinff 10c per yard, inroad
furnished, work guaranteed. Mail
orders solicited. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 115 West Main street
Thone ?ir.-n. ,
Kuncral nurvUoH of Mrs. Kva Itob
i;rtn worn ld at Hapttst church, fcun
diiy, 2 :'.',) p. m. Itcv. SpriKf-'H offic
iated. Tho regular church choir rcn
dcri'd tho niiHic. 'I'ho surviri;H wure
largely ath'inU-il hy friends. Prof u-
Mitnfirht u-limi fnl Ir.'wiii it I he kniirhthiir
of ten candidates a big feed will fol
low. lloiiiHf ilchhig and jecoliug. The
Vanity Shop.
There was born lo Mr. and Mrs. II.
it. HiD at the home or Aim. I'urueker
today a 7 .4 pound daughter.
On und after January 12 tho Hines
& Snider garuge will be open day and
night. tf
rfleorge T. C't1 1 Iiih who left his auto
al Kcddiug on Sal unlay and went to
Klamath Falls on Sunday, will return
to Medford tonight and will leave for
a trip lo California next week.
Oitl'h, tailors lor nmn and women.
fcnido only. Ashland, Ore.
Who Reed barley, bearded and
dless. Iteeleaned gray oats.
Vetch seed, at. Leo Watkins & Co.,
3117 South Front. Phono UGH. 2C.1
Lewis rirleh, postmanter and mer
chant of Jacksonville Is out again
after a siege of illness from tonsllitis.
See tho newest spring models in
satin hats at tho Vanity Shop. IM;.")
The Walker Whiteside theatrical
company who play In "The Master of
ballantrae" H.iiight at. the Page thea
ter arrived In the clly Sunday from
Sacramento where tho attraction ap
peared Saturday night. The star ami
leading people of t he company are
guests at the Medford. Tho company
leaves tomorrow morning fir Uose
burg, (he next stand.
Kldd'B shoo store. Phono (IJI0-M.
1 X
Mrs. M. 10. Itiddlc of Deuel & Sons
liloru left Saturday evening for a two
weeks visit in Portland.
A steel loom In first class condition
tor sale. . Phone 1 17-X. UliU
Mrs. Fred Chess of Kugeuo who
is well known in Jacksi.n county and
who has been quite 111 for sonic time
was talc.cn to a hospital in that city
Saturday for treatment.
Painting, tinting and paperhang-
Ing. Phono (I00-X. 270
The Woman's association of the
Presbyterian church will bold a meet
ing in the church parlor tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All women
of the congregation are urgently re
quested to attend, and to bring scis
sors and thimbles.
See D. It. "vVooa- & Co., No. 7 Wost
Ktpventh, for fire insurance. tf
H. L. John Vandenburg of Chicago,
lialpli Scharff and S. flra.ler of Port
land, W. II. Cc.'oper of Cottage drove
and II. L. Viadenburg or Hutto Falls
are guests at 'the Nash.
Fov tho nesi luutirapco boo Holme
tho Insurance, Man.
A nineteen year old youth who is a
dt!i washer In a local restaurant and
was arrested by Chief of Police Tim
othy on Sunday arternoou dead drunk
in the Nnlaforium vicinity had to be
carried It.1 the city prison. Today he
was fined f I n and costs by .1 ude
Taylor. The young man hail
lu'come in toxical ed on essence of
lemon or bay rum. He says a man
offered him a drink from a bottle and
he. drank and remembered not hi 11 j;
afterwards.
llrunswick phonographs on onsy
ternifl at Halo's Piano Houso tf
.Mrs. Mary A. Morse or tlurden,
Neb., whe had been visiting her r.oit
tleorgc II. Morn at I0;iil Central ave
nue, hum she had not seen for I'.'
years, left Sat unlay night for Auti
ot h, Calif., where she will be the
guest of her daughter for two weeks
betore returning to her home in '.Nc
brnska. Ladies' and men's suits French drv
cleaned $!.f0. City Cleaning Works.
I'hone 4 7-1. tf
Northern California guests at the
Holland yesterday and this foretioMi
included Mr. and Mrs. C. I'. Honthhy
of Yteka, Mr. und Mrs. L. II. Newton
of Honihnmk, Mr. and Mrs. Homier
of Whtttier and Mr. and .Mrs. K. L.
Vanillin I Weed.
Hasklns for Health.
At the home of Mir.. Pnrucker on
West Main street an s1- jmuud son
w;is iiorn'lo Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. K.
James on January LT.'h.
Tainting, tinting and decorating
orders proinpth attended to. Phone
I. l-:iM ot t McCafferty. :1M
Jolm A. Scott t general passenuer
agent, II A. Ilinshaw, freight agent,
ami Superintendent Merrier, of this
division of the Si nthern Pacific rail-;
road, armed in the city from Port
land this forenoon, to join President!
Spronle and party of prominent (Tfic-1
inls of th" road when they pass thru
l he 111 v t bis e eniug en route from 1
San Fiam ir-ro 10 Cortland. 1
On and after January 1 the Hincs
H Snider garage will be open day and 1
night. tf I
Fxtia q-ulity s. ft shell walnuts'
l.'-c a I'iuiim! at Warner. Worttuan '
Core's. r,
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO. j
UNDERTAKERS j
Dnj I'hoiie: I'nciric WT.
VIXliI I'hunc: F. W. eekn, tUS-ja. j
Lad AtiUUDI I
At Central Pclnt last Friday night
the high school Iiovh team of that city
defeated the Jacksonville liigii team
by the score of 117 to 9.
dlah wood for salt, by tier or cord.
j Valley Fuel Co.
! The farm bureau exchange has just
j received a car h,ud of :iu tons of mill
'run from Portland which will lie sold
! by the exchange at $1S a ton. Anoth
!er car load is expected in a few days.
The exchange shipped two car loads
j of hogs from Josephine county t the
Port land market Saturday and next
j Saturday t wo ra clouds of Jackson
county hogs will be shipped.
For sale Duck siioi gravel. Phone
i912-J..
The Medford Klks who attended
the big time given by the Ashland
I Klks on Saturday night incidental to
the initiation or '10 candidates into
that lodge from Weed, Calif., report
lihat they much enjoyed the Ashland
1 k b ' usual lavish hospitality on such
1 occasions.
! Carl Jeschko, high srade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
Slab and fir wood for sale1 Phone
8:.!l.
The funeral of Hie late Mai or
Dwighl Andrus, held Sunday after
noon from the Weeks & McCowan
company chapel was one of tho lar
gest . attended here for years. The
C. A. H, por. Women's Relief corps
and the .Masonic lodge attended in a
body. The C. A. H. ritual was ob
served at the services and the Masons
had charge ,'f the hurial In the Jack
sonville cemetery.
Hot tamales and chili concarue at;
HeVoe's. j
Cet tho habit! Uuy shares now In 1
tho Uullding and Loan. 1
Facts Concerning
the Income Tax
remarried men and women who
are bread-winners for others are
granted special exemption, on their
earnings before fi-guring Hie income
tax now being collected. Although a
return must ho filed by every unmar
ried person, and by every married
person living apart from wire (or
husband), who had a net income 01
$1000 or more during 10 10, recogni
tion is made in the law of the home!
burdens carried, and relief from ex
cessive taxation is especially provid
ed.
In addition lo the ordinary 'person
al exemption of $1000, an additional
exemption of $1000 is grunted to
"heads of families"; and there Is also
provided an exemption of $200 for
each dependent under IS years of age
or who is mentally or physically de
fective. Tho $200 for each depen
dent may bo claimed by any taxpayer
who Is tho chief support of such de
pendent. This is not confined to de
pendents who are members of the
family or relatives. Jt dues not in
clude others who are earning their
living, and it docs not Hpply to the
wire or husband of the married tax
payer, even tho siich person may
have become a total burden.
Tho person who claims exemption
as "head of a family" must qualify
It. Two slnglo persons who divide
between them, more or less euuallv,
the financial and other responsibil
illes of a household cannot claim that
either cue is the head of the family.
Mut If a slnglo person "actually as
sumes tho tolal responsibilities of the
household and is aided by having one
of his brothers or sisters support
himself and contributing an amount
that coutd net practically be consid
ered more, than his board, such triv
ial assistance must not be allowed to
interfere with his clear elajm Tor ex
emption. PLAGUE DRIVES REDS OUT
OF MOSCOW PRECINCTS
STOCKHOLM. .Inn. -2II- (IhiviK.)
Mfinln'1' of tin' suvii'l :ov(rnmi'iil
have Irt't Mnscow nficr ;i rrncuv.i
i.iilhmik llii' nliiniii' mill Imvc irnin
In lh' i'ilv nl' Tvur mi the uiiiht Vol
Uii. llrriililinu- In nilvii'cs rri'i'ivcil
h.TC.
DIED
illliOWN Vi-rna Amies, lnNmt
ilaiiKlner of Mr. anil Mra. il'i-rry I..
Ilrown, ilieil nl the family home, 7 1 1!
I'lno street, Sunday, Jan. li.'i, ai;el
seven mom lis I S days. Funeral ser
vices will lie held at the I'erl ehaiel
Tuesday at : p. in. Key. Millard will
ot't'ieiate.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Foil SAI.K - Mammoth Itrun.e tur
keya. .1. ('. Ilerrlii); Central I'l.int.
:7tlJ
lOU SAI.I-: - l-'inr youim ltron.e tur
key collider. v. K. Ilryson. U. I.
-Medford. ;r, 1
l-'Oli SAI.K - Weanllim pii;s. .Marion
11 Ml rl-l II I I ,1 11 HI , J It . I
KOIt SAI.K -i;.'t
White Leghorn pul
. :U! West Kleventh
lets, -all layjuii
street.
Kt SAi.K New IManet .Ir. Meilor.
-At'ottt -t". ft. Karden httrse, Myers 1
lawn rake. a H Almond m 1
hand spray pump, lee-ehiclv lintiil- '
er. Ihtll Iteaiiim lawn mower, ypad-i
in i! fork, manure, lawn lake, fail j
-s Alltnojol street. 'Jt;. j
WANTKO 'I'o contracl ft.: removal!
of mistletoe from oak trees. Dr.
1.. A. Salade, Seven Oaks. Central
Point.
Ton etn pat root &nj
old tiing at DiVoti
most any oli ttn,
j NKW YORK, Jan. liC The world's
j debt was estimated by the National
jCiiy bank ted ay at $im,im)M, oon.nuo,
'compared with ? ly.'Miii.ouu in iJil-l.
! Paper currency thruout the world
increased per cent since 11N,
I while the gold reserve behind It increased-only
to per cent, according
1 to statistics compiled by tho bank.
:The face value of paper currency of
thirty principal countries, which to
talled $7, uriO.OOU.iMiii in 101-1. had
increased to $ m,iiim,inH)fMt0 at the
time i.f the armistics and to $50.11011
oi'O.min in December, l!U!f, exclusive
of ?:t 1, 0()0.i,oo,(Hio issued by the
ItuHsJan soviet government.
ttermany, Austria Hungary, '1 nr-
key and Hulgaria show an advance in
note circulation from ? 1 .-'uo.oou.uno
in 1!H I to $ 1 2, MOO. utiu.OOO at the
close of the war. and $ 1 N,770,OOO.Oi)o
in December, 101 !t, the gold reserve
falling from $liO0, inio.iuhj in mi l to
$::27,O(i0,0tKj in lOlli, the ralii,' of
gold to notes declining from PJ.7 per
cent In 11H J, to .".." per cent In No
vember, ' :M Si, and 1.7 per cent in
December,
In the eight, principal countries of
the allies, paper notes increased from
?t,li!i;,0O0.ntM) in 1011 to $,420,
ooo.Ouo in l!)l!i, while tlie gold re
serve Increased from $5 1 i;,oou,0nn to
$l.i:, 000,000, a ratio of 1 LIS in 1 !14
and a!).0 in i 9 1 i .
1
EQUI SENTENCE IS
T
WASHINGTON". .Ian. -Jti. Convic
tion and three veaiv sentence under
the espionage act of .Marie Kuui be
cause of statements mado-in :t speech
bv her at an IimuMriul Workers of
the World iratheritiLT in 1 'oil land.
Ore., will stand, the supreme court
having refused to review the case.
1.1.
ISACTIVtAT O.A. C.
OliWJON- AlllJK'tT J'riiAlJ COL-
I.KtlK, .Ian. Ufi. .) es I,. Sjiria's
of Meilt'oril, is Inkimr an nelive tiarl
in iilanuiiiu- lor the annual imrieul
lural I'air lo lie held soon in (he eol
Irur annorv. The exuel date has not
heen set. ,
The aurieulliii-al i'air is one of the
liiir attnielinns of the winter term.
It is managed I planned hy the
students with I lie help of a I'aeiillv
eihisorv hoard. Siiriuas heads the
ftnnnee eoinuiittee. lie is a senior
in am'ieiillure anil a meniher of Simula
Ktisilou Iraternilv.
Mean A. II. Corillev of the selmoi
ol urieulliire has el fereil a silver
loviie,' rim lor Hie host ehihit. In
the past eompetilion has heen keen
helween the various ilepur!nens ,'
the sehool of arieiill lire. Many iew
fealures are promiseil hv the iiinnai;e
nient this veiir.
Not lee
Unn't fnrset the ineetiiiK at the
Seventh Day Adventist eliureh on
North liiveive.le lonicht. Theru has
heen a full hi use -the past week, and
the meetings will continue, throimh
the ronilni; week. unit
iike
peroxide"
Peredixo
Tooth P.iilo
Blouses
New Spring
Blouses
Now Arriving
I'lrase luuk over our
lines lict'orc l'tiyiiiu:
The '
Vanity Shop
.Not to r.Utto Thwilre
f w' .. "-i ;
'in,:
Soli only w WADS 'A-jr-'
oods nrc displ.eid l! .er-
2
10 PLEAD CASE
SHATTI.H, .Ian. 2ii. Captain John
K. lllnin, former north 'Pacific dis
Irh.t manager of the Cniled States
shipping hoard, today was arraisned
and filven two weeks in which to
plead to an indictment returned
against him here last week charj;in
him with accepting secret commia
piona on sales made hy the Stewart
Davit and Kiiuipment ctmpany of
Xew York lo the hoard while lie was
manager. . .
February II was set as tho date on
whieh Caiitain Ulain will plead. 1 i is
attorneys said today they would prob
ably file demurrers I iv the indictment.
I'nited States liistriet .Iu-Iko Jere
miah .N'eterer today denied Captain
main's motion that his bond of $10,
011 1) be reduced.
Announcement was made today
that the grand jury will not lake up
any more shipyard cases for two
weeks, llert SihlesiiiKer, special as
sistant attorney general, who is han
dling Iho pixyccutlon, will return
from San Francise-J within two weeks
from now and will place more evidence-
before the jury.
Do You Know
Do you know that statistics show
Unit onl of 1(10 average healthy
men 2,' years of aire (il will reach
()". Of these, one will he rich; I'nui
will he well-to-do: live will be earn
imr their own livitia and -."i l will he de
lietiemlent uiion friends or ehnritv.
J)o you know that nller Mil years'
service in the army your retired nav
plus commutations, are eimnl to 1'ivo
tier out on till, mill inveslnieut .'
Io you know that the nearest
;irmy reeruitimr station is room 'S'.),
Federal lluiloin.', .Medl'onl, (Ire.
llon't You Foifiet It.
T.ear in mind that Chaniberlain's
Tablets not only mcvo the bowels bill
imiirove tho appetite and strengthen
the digestion. They contain no pepsin
or other iliguative ferment but streng
then the stomach and enable it to per
form Its functions natiirajly.
Foch Will Unveil Monument.
PAULS, Jan. 2ii. -Il lavas. ) Mm
slial Koch left Paris today :for (.'ane
lllane Nez. wust of .('aiais. dn the
channel const, yliere he will unveil a
monument to the inemorv ol vietim
of the (leruian .--'.diinarines.
Quickly Eased By Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
A safe and harmless preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumhago is
Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and lim
(jcrs up still aching joints and muscles.
You will find almost daily uses for
it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac
cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings. Just as re
liable, too, for earache, toothache,
croup and colic.
Get it from druggists for 30 ccnt3.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver'Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents.
Guaranteed.
JOHN F. LA WHENCE,
J eweler
Our specialties are (ln watches
both Amorlran and Swiss, at lowos;
prlcoa.
We do onr own repairing.
Start the
New Year
right
by
taking home
a box
of
Our Candy
The Shasta
MEDFORD 1E0N WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso accnt for Fairbanks ani Mors
Knrinoa.
17 South Blverd.
OXY-ACETYLENE
WELDING
Cylinder heads, pump castings, mis
cellaneous wrMins. "ork cuarantood
OAKLAND GARAGE
S-I2. South Krunl.
The
PROSPEROUS AN1D' SECURE 1
December 1, 1918
Our Deposits were $638,124.00-
December .31, 1919.
Oivr Deposits were $956,807.00
Increase in One Year
$318,733,00 -Being 50 Per Cent.
H e eonliile thesi' facts to lliq I'liblir. lo eolililiu our prior
statenienls. This is not a picture hut a fact.
YOUR' BANK" Vf.
The llauk ol Safe Kelinncc. '
WE I.MAI)
Launspach Orchestra
).sT-: wm.Mi oi r sim:(tai;j v
J'or imilicuiars phone II. (i. l.lilllispaeli, 1 l;f-V.
W'e get all the lalo inusie as soon' as' it is intblisheil, frnm 'lrlsco .
and eastern cities... This work is .not a' side, line with us; we inako
if u business.' ' ' ...
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to stirgical and obstrctical
cases.
No extra charge for graduate nurses services. '
The most important person iu this hospital is the
patient.
MEDFORD OREGON
We .
'Specialize
And Guarantee
To Please
i
a
eerie:
Bakery and Lunch Room
For Spring Canyon
Utah Goal
AX)
Dry Wood
PHONE 242
WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL
631 S. Front St.
Briggs Auto Wood Saw
I am taking the agency for the1
llriUH Auto 'ood::av and am sa'.v
int; wood hy the cord or hy the hour.
HKXUY WOU-'I-'
lliii South Newtown, rhone 723-W
For Reliable
Stylish Tailoring
see KLEIN
123 EAST
MAIN
Wust.tlrs
Dotlne Car. stand corner Main anil
Bartlett. Phone 900.
J. D. DELANEY
SCAVENGER.
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse immediately removed on
short nc-tice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Uaily basinets dis
rrict. Phones 277-.1.
i
i:el ll.a nanra t.i hnllH fl..... 1 Ha
per bundle, this otflo?. l
Bank of
OTIIKItS FOLLOW
Jacksonville Medford
1 ivn-asri;ii,x autocar co.
Schedule trom Jan. fli. 1S20, Daily
" Except Sundiiy.. r
Leave Medford: :10 a. m7 S:D0
a.-in., OrOO' a. m., 10:00 a. in., i'i':,00
a. hi., 12: tlo noon, 1::!0 p.' m.,' ;30
ir. nl., - :Sr'J 0 'p'. m., 4:80 p..'''m,,.,6:30
P. mi;-Sat; Mily'7:r,0 ji. ti'.,'.9:30't.m.,
Sal: only lo:.'10 p.m. " ''.
' l.eavo Jacksonville: 7:30, Vi." m-
S:.'!0 a. ni., ti::;o a. in., 10:30 .ai'm.,
l'VI-Sfl a.' nr., 1:00 p. in., 2:00 p. in.,
:'' p. m., 1:0-0 p. m., r:00 p. ni.,
7:0 p. in., Sat. only S:00 p.'m.. Sat.
only (1:50 p. in. '":''
Sunday Only ' . " , "''!' '
Leave Jledt'ofd': 0:00 a; m!!'lt):30
;i.,iii:12:liil''noon, 2:30 p. m.'fioo
IP. m-.y'aSHi p. m..-7:00 p. m.,'9:30
Ii..7ii.,'10;:io p. in. '' '"
'' 'Lnaro .latlisonvillo: 0:30 a.'xri.,
H!So a-. 'IB'.; !00 p. m., 3:30 : ni.,
"MI0 1. m., 0:30 p. In., 7:-'0 p."m:,
I'l.'.O p. th,'' ''
omen and waltiiiR room No. 5 S.
l'ii.nt.,'.'aKh llritol lluildliiR. .Jackson
ville -waiting room at lieter's Contoc-.
tionery.- - '
IN'C.KItUIOIA.V AUTtXIAll CX).
Bclieilnlo iinni October 1, 1019.
IMliy (H!x'it Mlliilay)
l. nvo Jledroic
licuvn AHliIand-
Y : 1 1 a.m.'
8:00 a.m.
8:25 a.m.
; 9:10 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:40a.m.
11:30 a.m.
1 11:45 i.m.
i:2 5p.W '
10 p.m.
Stoap.hi;
3:4 5 p.m.
' - 4:25 )i.m. -
. 6:30 p.mv
'.t 7:00 p.m.
7:10 a.m.
7:55 a.m.
' 9:00 a.m.
'9:25 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 m.
J, 1 :00 p.m.
',' J : 35 p.m.
! J 2-.-10 p.m.
3: 00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
. -I'Sli i
16:30
i p.m.
I b.m.
6:40 D m.
8:40 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
Sat.only 0:30 p.m. Sat. only 0:30 p.m.
Sat. only 10:30 p.m. 12:15 p.m.
midnight Sat. only
RtPMMY ONLY
lioave Medford 1; cuvo Anliland i
10:00 a.m
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1 :00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
5 : no a.m.
8:30 p.m.
:.1o n.m
Office, nnd waitln
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. '
8:00 p.m.
'4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
11:30 p.m.
K:30n.m
room No. fi South
Krout
:nsh Hotel Uullding.
Phono 3(10.
OATS' ';
Oim stock of r-t-leaneil' Swil Oats
is complete. Quality lias been Iho
first' aim in flic selei llon of our seed
stock of .
OKAY OA'IS
i:i;i o.ms
KIMtlN VIIITI-: OATS
.SIIAIi;l,..M) AM) SWK OATS
Sec our stock before buying. ,
1
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Street.
Olil papers for bnlldtng rirea and
house clMaiuR, 10c br.nU.lB.