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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MFDFORD. ORF.OOX. SATURDAY, .TTXE ". 1020.
Anions the Californians reslstered
at the lledford ore Lt. Col. and Mrs.
O. H. Cassaday, Frank C. King, Phil
lip R. Frank, Frank ". King and Al
iPiche of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
Despite the lowering clouds and E.'n. Bro"n Of Sacramento and E. E.
the welcome threatening aspect thisrUebarrell of Los Angeles,
forenoon no rain is in sight accord- Orre, tailors for men and women,
ing to the weather bureau which High grade only. Ashland. Ore.
predicts only fair weather. A sood 1 Dr. Halstead. at 22 East Main, 9
rain al this time would do inralcul- a. m. to 0 p. m. Phone 690-M. 65
able good to the garden, orchard andi Much interest is being manifested
field crops. Jin the presentation of the moving pic-
Elljah H. Hurd. Lawyer, moved totures of local Interest, including one
m. F. & H. Uldg. reel pertaining to the Medford lodge
Somewhere I should say this eas- of Elks, and wild nature and orchard
siety vodiville Is a goin ter be. 'Sposc scenery' taken by A. C. Allen, which
yer all a goin. eo's we can have a playj w" ne presented at the Kiaito thea
ground for the kids and a good res-,""- 'or several days beginning Sun
tive place for all the tin lizzies anduay-
other gas wagons that come to town. Show your love of civic pride by
6.-, 1 attending the local artists' perfor-
F. C. McKeynolds. for tho past two mance. 66'
years head of the commercial do- Delco-Light Electricity for every
partment of the high school, and fam-.'farm. J. E. Hurtlett, Medford Hotel,
lly left this morning by auto for Jlo- Medford, Ore.
salia, near Spokane, their future Guy E. Oano of Grants Pass ar
home where he will engage In tho I rived in the city Friday on a business
grain business with his brother. Prof, y's't of several days
and Mr7 .McKeynolds and children
have made many friends and acquain
tances In Medford who regret their
leaving tho city. The school board
offered him $2000 a year to retain
his position for next year, and some
time ago he refused the offer but
agreed to remain for J2.100 a year,
which was rejected by the board
However a few days ago the 'board
reconsidered and tendered him 2."00
but it was too late as he had already
gone too far with his future business
arrangements
Kids get busy and gather up all
the old gunny sacks and brinj; them
to the Russ .Mill. We'll pay you real
money for them.
Delco-Light Electricity for every
farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore.
Despite the gasoline shortage nuto
tourists continue to arrive in the
city from north and south, and depart
for other points.
The Passing Show with Its bubbles
has como and gone, but the big So
ciety Vaudeville Is coming with Its
bubbles of mirth from Medford's
wealth of talent and hopes to extract
some of your loose change for Med
ford'H benefit. ,
Vaudeville! ' 611
At tho Holland" hotel nre rcgiF
tcred Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Howard of
Long Bench and Honolulu, Mr. and
Mrs. M. .1. Harrison and N. F. Harri
son of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. C. Fernnl of Oakland, Calif.
Week-end dunce! Nut tonight, nest
music, best floor and best crowd!
Everybody's going! CiV
Rov. O. A. Warner, D.D.. of llak
ersfleld, Cal., is visiting his sister.
Mrs. II. C. Beat. Dr. Warner was a
delegate to the general conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church which
met last month at Des Molnos, Iowa
Ho will bo tho speaker of tho morn-"t 'the Medford
Medford -Taxi Co. is now at your
service. Stand at Jensen's Cigar
Store. Phone 6G. Hudson Super Six
and Chalmers. Any place, any time.
c
Real moonlight ancii real jazz
dances at Cold Hill pavilion, Satur
day night, June 5. 6
V. U. McDonald of the Rogue Elk
resort at Trail Is a visitor In the city
who arrived Friday.
A. C. Allen's new local and native
pictures, "Tho Lure of the Wild,
will open a three days run at the
Rialto theatre tomorrow.
French pastry and dfilsty confec
tions made fresh daily at Rex Cafe, tf
Beginning this morning Miss Helen
M. Hatch of Seattle, will fill the po
sition of assistant and stenographer
In the Chamber of Commerce, taking
tho place of Mrs. Rose Powell, who
has presented her resignation. Miss
Hatch who has had long experience
In clerical work with tho Red CroES
society, is a relative of Secretary
Steel and takes the position tempor
arily. Eugene Guard. Miss Hatch
is well known In Medford.
Hemstitching, picotlng 10c per yd.
Thread furnished. Singer Shop, 10
South Fir street.
We do hemstitching, picotlng. The
Vanity Shop, next Rialto thoatre.
Portland men in tho city who nre
guests at tho Medford include W. A.
Mauser, P. B. llargood. Chas. G.
Mills, W. A. Hattrun, R. G. Snell,
Harry Newton, U. E. SfcCluro and N.
S. Zimmerman.
During tho gasollue crisis why not
drive an Overland and average 2ii
miles to the gallon of gas. 65
Sanitary Beauty Shop, Garnett
Corcy Bldg., rooms 406-407. Phone
841-R. General work. 84
V, A. Davis of Applegate, arrived
In tho city Friday and Is registered
ing at the, First Methodist church
tomorrow. . ,
Ford slzo tires at $15 to $20, nil
first class, at Powers Sales Co., Nat
Uldg. ' '70'
Mrs. C. E. Golilo, tenchor of piano,
221 West Mnln, upstairs to right. Oil
Unless tue'gasollno shortage shows
some sign of letup, tho celebration
slated for July 3-4-K may lie called
off, according to reports. Tho situa
tion as It now stands is that unions
relief Is promised at onco tho plans
will bo dropped as It would he Im
possible to got u crowd. Grants Pubs
Courier.
Some saxophones! Nnt to-nlto! 6
Broken torglngs and castings, nil
shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded,
reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St.
E. U. Plckel nnd It. C. T. Astliury
of Medford, wero registered at the
Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon, 'on
Juno 3rd.
A rcnl parly! Nat to-nlte! f.'
You are requested to domilc arti
cles for tho big fish pond ut the Pren-
bytorlan carnival. Lcnve them at the
Palaco Grocery. G
Miss Florence Pool, county home
demount nil ion agent, was expected to
nrrivo' homo today from her two
weeks vncatlon which included an
euto trip to C'rescont City nnd return.
Sho will probably bo on duty at her
offlco Mom.layv
Home-mado broad and pastry fresh
dally at Rex Cato. tf
( Vaudovllle! 01
Walter F. II. Niircions "and Mary
E. McDermot of Central Point. Ore
gon, wore married at the residence
of Itev. Homer Gnllaher by Superior
,lndf;e .knii'M F. l.-id-so Tuesday even
ing. vorr-T:i ::ntl bin ltri'li- came to
Yrck'.i TuPNiiay arternn.'m, si-cured
their hiurrlatv licenso and went to
Itev. Gcl'.i'.lii'.':'. if r,id;TH'" lor the
cercrr.nny. Mi:,. Calhiher told them
that l:er hu.sbaml was not tit home
and asked Judge Lodge to perform
tho service, which the Judno agreed
to do. Tho bridal couple wort! ac
companied by .Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Ar
nold of Central Point, Oregon. Yrc-
ka News.
Lithin minet.il water has great mo
dlclnul vnluo. Phono 51. Jackson
County Creamery.
All kinds dry wood and mill blocks,
rhohe Sr.3 or M !-.!. Kay Blackburn.
1'ho past week's warm wcuthcr h:is
brought the roses and other flowers
out In profusion al! over the city.
Tho society vaudeville stunt of the
season. '
Carl Jeschke, high grade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
A delegation of Montana citizens
ore' guests at the Nash hotel Inclnd
ing Hlarry Harrison. F. W. Godfrey
and Erik Burklund of Butte, and Jo
soph W. Collins and Lloyd Cain of
Helena. Among other guests at the
INaslt are Anthony Gomes of Laredo.
Tex., P. L. Lybune and J. H. Sllnger
of Monterey, Calif., and E. B. Elrod
of Mvermore. Calif.
Mrs! -Paul Hanson, corsetlere lot
NuBonc, . 'hPiif ,5SJ-J. .. ':
Expert ropulring on sowing ma-
Chines.,... Stnger .Sowing Machine Co.,
phone 215-lt, 10 South Fir.
Houses for salo. Jackson County
Building & Loan association.
Tho high school pupils convened
yesterday afternoon during tho as
sembly hour for the last time this
year to rocolvo their grade cards. At
this timo also tho high school annual
was given out to those students who
had subscribed for lt.
Bring in your old tiros nnd tubes
and get credit on new goods or cash.
Exchange Tiro Co., 2 8 North River
side. 07
Tablets and scratch pads made of
newB print, for school and offlco uso
for salo at this office. tf
Milton and Iris Coram loft this
morning for Central Point, where
they expect to spend several weeks
visiting with their undo and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bursell. Rosor
burg ,ow Review.
Farmers, Insure your hay and
growing grain with tho MiCurdy In
surance Agency.
. Kodak finishing. Good work, low
est prices. Jupanoso Art Store.
Arrangements aro nearly complet
ed for the observance of Flag day at
the Elks temple. Tho exercises will
tako place Sunday, June l.'lth at 2
o'clock p. m. The Flag Day address
will ho delivered by Attorney G. M.
Roberts.
Wo aro not satisfied unless you
aro. City Cleaning and Dyeing Works,
101 South Rlvorsldo. Phono 474. .
Children's hats ono-half price. The
Vanity Shop, Friday and Saturday.
04
John Grieve, Hazel Dltsworlh and
N. Vnughan of Prospect, aro guests
at the Holland who arrived In the
city Friday.
Farmers, Insure your hay and
growing grain with the MiCurdy In
surance Agency.
Wo sell tires nnr accessories for
less. Save money by paying cash at
McCuidy-Bowno Motor Co. CH
Mrs. Albert Noth and child nre at
( ottaEc Grove, Ore., for a two weeks
visit.
A complete lino Tru Bin cakes and
crackers al tho Palace Grocery. 72
Salt for hay and stock. Good qual
ity and price right. Farm Bureau
Exchange.
There was Hit eltra good public
market this morning with a bountiful
supply ot home grown strawberries
and garden produce, and a supply of
beef, pork and veal.
Ilavo you tried tho Llthla mineral
water? If not call tho bottling de
partment of the Jackson County
Creamery and get a sample free.
Mrs. Emma Cotfee of Ashland and
her house guest. Miss Hard llrazoe
of Denver. Colo., spent Friday In
Modford.
The Greater Medford club held its
final meeting fur the season .Monday.
During the last year the club sent a
contribution of 175 to the woman's
building at Eugene and also contrib
uted toward the scholarship loan
fund. The club will work for super
vised playgrounds next year. Mrs.
Montgomery gave piano selections
and Mrs. McAdams gave a group of
readings. The new officers were in
stalled. Portland Journal.
i For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
J Orres. the ladies' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latest styles always. If
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bevans leave
Sunday morning for a few days so
journ in Klamath Falls.
Ladies' and Men's suits cleaned
to nats cieanea ami
oiacxeo auc to ti.uu. pnono zzi-J.
103 .sorth Central. 60
Coming Good, wholesome vaude
ville with Medford's best mirth pro
voking talent. Medford keeps the
change, too. 05
The gasoline shortage in Medford
is growing more pronounced. Thu
local Standard Oil company ran com
pletely out of gasoline at 10 a. m
Friday but expects a car load to ar
rive here by Sunday morning. The
Associated Oil company received a
car load this morning, and the other
local oil company plants are getting
pretty short, It is understood.
Horseshoe tires and tubes are guar
teed and adjustments made here. Ex
change Tire Co., 28 North Riverside.
7
Moving stock out of town. If you
want to get bargains for a few days
call at Wonder Store. 6S
James Fleming arrived In the city
this morning with the remains of his
wife. The notice of the funeral ap
pears elsewhere in this paper.
Ladies' and men's suits thoroughly
cleaned, $1.50. City Cleaning & Dye
ing Works. Phone 4 74.
Tru Bin cookies and crackers. The
Palace Grocery. 72
Oregonians at the Holland include
Miss L. Doolittlc and J. C. McLean
of Portland, Peter Schick of Roseburg
and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins and M. Cole
of Grants Pass.
See Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, successors to D. R. Wood &
Co., Rm. 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire
insurance-. tf
Wanted Beer and pop bottles at
DeVoe's.
C. A. Malone Is here for a few days
having returned from Klamath Fulls
where the California Oregon Power
company has a large engineering pro
ject under way.
A quantity of mill run may be had
at tho old price at the Bardwell Fruit
Co. 68
When gas Is scarce you won't
worry if you have an Overland our
average Is 25 miles to the gallon. (15
A fire which broko out in the boi
ler house from an unknown cause In
tho iliillls & Skewls mill north of tho
city, several blocks outside of tho city
limits, at 1 a. m. Friday burned the
roof awny and damaged several parts
of the boiler before it was extinguish
ed by the night crew with water from
a hose attached to a two inch water
plpo connected with tho city system.
Tho city firo department was sum
moned altho tho nearest city fire hy
drant Is several blocks away. Dupli
cate parts for tho damaged boiler
wero expected to arrive in tho city
today when work will at once be re
sumed at tho plant.
Included among the tourists nnd
other guests from a distance at the
Medford aro Mrs. Randall and Miss
Stewart of Galistan, Baroda. India.
Mary 1. Johnson of Lansing Mich.,
Karl V. Brunko of Now York, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. B. Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Mooro of Redwing.
Minn., 1,. II. March of Tncoma, and
.1. P. McDonald and F. F. Connolly
of Seattle.
Big danco. Gold Hill, open nlr pa
vilion. Sat. night. Good music, good
roads. Como. 65
Miss Ilinman leaves hero soon for
an extended visit with relatives in
New York.
Y'our cash is worth more at Mc-Cnrdy-Bowne's
In Gates's old store
as we glvo a discount on tires and ac
cessories for cash. 65"
Mrs. Levi Stevens of Rogue River,
moved this week to AshlamU which
city she will innko her future home.
For bargains In second-hand nnd
used machines call Singer Sewing
Marhlno Co., 10 South Fir, phono
'Jl.-.-K.
Indications point to a large atten
dance at tho natatorluin week-end
dance tonight. In addition to the
regular musif, several of the late hits
from ' llitch-Koo" and the "Passing
Show" will be feutured. Many peo
ple who do not caro to dance derive
pleasure from listening to tho excel
lent music. Dancing will begin
promptly at 9 p. in. tonight.
Economize by using scratch pads
for use. Get them at this office. tf
H. M. Kutclf has, returned from a
trip east and left, thiw morning for
Klamath Falls where he will be 'em
ployed by the California Oregon Pow
;er company.
j We ' are now nanci.nig Orchard
.Brand Spray materials, good quality,
price3 right. Farm Bureau Coopera
tive Exchange. Phone 932. 69
Mr. and Mrs. D. A.. Bonar are visi
tors in the city todav from Glendale.
Sherwin-Wflliams arsenate of lead
the best on the market; also Black
Leaf "40''. Bardwell Fruit Co. 09"
WEEKS & ORR
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phone 227
Ntjrhl Phone K. W. t k, !i'J7
ni- A, Ji. , tM7-J-,'l,
T00J-AT& TB CLASSIFY
WANTED Girl to do housework In
small rnmlly. Hours s : i i a. m.
to 2:00 p. in. Mrs. Ilhlino Kltlm.
32S South Holly.
FOR SALE lt dozen fruit jars, two
canning kettles, one child's folding
cart. 711 Palm street. 65'
WANTED Help. Steady employ,
ment. Apply Medford Domestic
Laundry. fi,",
WANTED 17 boys, any size, to look
at. our new bicycles, 1:; different
model". Easy terms. Liberty Re
pair Shop.
MAKE UP PUN
LOCAL SCHOOLS
IS
his wife, four sons anil four dnue.h-1
ters, Edward Aerce of Sun .Pedro. I
t'iiL; Mrs. Klemct Hanl:aas of;
Spooner. Minn: Mrs. Alvnh Hammond r
of Grants la-s. Ore.: Allien Acree ol'i
Beandette. Minn.: Mrs. Frank Ham-1
mom! of Hertford. Ore.: Mrs- Robert;
Pulisiki of Sacramento. Calif.: K:u-'
ner Acree of Tudumne, Calif., and'
Clarence Acree of Phoenix, Ore. j
Services will he held at the Weeks
& Orr chapel Sunday. June G. 10'20. 1
at 2 p. m., Kev. Millard oitLciatinu.
Interment in the Jacksonville ccuie
(cry. t
Flcmina Funeral Notice.
The funeral services of Mrs. Em
ma Dow Flemins will lie held at the
residence of C. W. Dow KU-i E. 11th
street Stindav. June G. at 3:.'I0 n. m..
Rev. M. I,. Hoozer nffieiatinir. Inter
ment in the Medford I. O. O. V.
cemetery.
Superintendent Davenport and the
board of education have announced
the following plan for make-up work
in the Medford public schools:
1. l'lipils that have failed in three
or more branches should not attemut
to make uu the work: it is far better
to take the same over during the regu
lar session. '
'J. A special permit for anv make
up work will he secured through' the
office of the city suiierintendent.
based upon the actual -investigation
of. the records and statements bv
regular instructors ; and . ljrincipa's.
which will determine in a irreat meas
ure whether or not a iiermit-. should
be granted. ' ' - -
3. Make-up work will be pursued;
under tl(C direct instruction and su
pervision of instructors desiimntcd bv !
the city snpermtendent for this work,
4. The duration of time os to such i
instruction will be determined bv the
pity superintendent in conjunction
with the instructor whe.n designated;
the course of studv and outlines to be
followed will be those of the schools j
for the past venr: the expense in
curred bv such instruction will be
borne bv the -fnjlivicluals. nt'reniptinsj
such make-up wbrlc ns auteed to by '
the instructor .Inil.tiarcnt or. pupil. j
,"i. The instructor will lie asked to ;
file an estimate and recommendation i
ofMuipiis for the final test in nc-!
conlniice with eondifidifs nH.ontlino.il.
(i. The examination or final t"si
will be uiven by the, citv superinten
dent before the session begins in
September. Such tests will be eriveu
between the first nnd tenth of Sep
temlier. 7. All manuscripts will be eroded
under the supervision of citv - -r-intendent-.
the decision as to results
will be regarded as final.
8. The pupil that barelv makes
the so-called passing srarte will not
be L'iven an opportunity to attempt
the work of the next grade in said
subject: it is conservatively believed
Hint lie should secure a standing of al
least eighty per pent.
!). The office hours will bo from
0 ii. ni. lo 12 m: at the high school
building. Monday aiid Tuesday. June
7 nnd 8 to consider renucsts for
make-up work in nceordnneewitli the
foregoing conditions. Pupils and
parents aro cordinlly invited to call
at this time.
LONDON, June 4. Ever-growing
excitement marks the election cam
paign in Germany which ends June 6.
Independent socialists report that a
meeting in Mecklenburg the conser
vatives when they could no longer
sustain tho debate, threatened their
opponents with revolvers, and that
the independent socialists escaped be
ing killed only by the intervention of
the majority socialists, according to
a Berlin dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company.
OBITUARY
AtHKK Dieil at his lato resi
dence at Phoenix, (Ire., Friday, June
4. 1!I20, (leorge W. Auree, aa--i 88
years 1 month nnd 17 days. He had
been a resident of Oregon since
ISil.'i. and served lour years in the
confederate nmiv ill the Civil War,
:ird Selhv Grays, member of .Stone
wall Jackson's Hrigadc, He v.ns
married to Francis ,1,. Kowllev De
cember .18.. 187.1.
Mr. Aerce lenves to mourn bis loss
J$Wt Jarx
tThe Best Because-"No-Spoiled-Food
Highest (Jiuillty Jewelry Repairing,
Diamond Netting, Watch Itcpniring.
Satisfaction Assured In
quality and price.
Mail us your vants.
MARTIN J. REDDY
A Few
Eye "Ifs"
, If an hour's reading makes
your eyes ache. If printed
matter occasionally gets
"misty." If you are obliged
to stop work periodically to
rest your eyes for a few mo
ments. If you find lt easier
to read nearer or further
away than the normal twelve
or fourteen . inches then
something is wrong.
If you cannot recognize
peoplo across the street. If
you have to make an effort
to see clearly knitting the
brows, for example. If strong
light gives you pain In the
eyes, or if you require more
light than hitherto your
eyes need attention.
If you have any of these
difficulties call and let us
find out, f definitely, just
what the trouble Is..
Dr. Rickert,
OPTOMETRIST
.Medford, Ore.
.ton East Main Street
NOTICE
The undersigned banks
will remain open until 12:00
oVlock noon on Saturday's
beginning June 5 and ending
August JS.
Central Point State Bank
First State Bank of Eagle
. Point. ; . ;
The Gold Hill Bank. -Bank
of Jacksonville.
The State Bank of Talent,
First State Bank of Ash
land.
First National -Bank of
Ashland. .
The Citizen's Bank of Ash-
- land.
Pine Belt Banking Co., of
Butte Falls.
tred Alton Haight
TEACHER OF PIANO AND HARMONY
Accredited teacher, composer and arranger.
' Summer classes
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO
OIK (ianictt-Corev Building Plume 72
Films Developed Better
Prints Made Clearer
Prompt attention to Xail Orders
SWEM'S STUDIO
217 Et Wain St. Medford
TO FRUIT SHIPPERS
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
completed arrangements to pack and handle all our
fruit, through the Kofrue Uiver Fruit Distributors
Packing Plant this coming season.
DENNIS, KIMBALL & POPE, INC.
E. M. Mi-Keanv Pacific Coast Representative.
Office Holland Hotel Blk.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church
' Fourth and Bartlett
, "The Church with a challenging program."
A Church of Good .Music ,
II A. sr.
Rev. G. A. Warner, D. D.
of Bakersfield, California ' , .
Just returning from General Conference will speak
on . i
"The Tumult of Truth" :
8:00 P.M. .' ' -
Miss Helen J. Carlton
A secretary of the Newark Woman's Home. Mission
ary Society will deliver an address on.
The History of Home Missions
YOUNG PEOPLES SERVICE 6:45
It's not "all right" but "ail wrong" to go carelessly
along spending all you make.
The time will come when you will need the money
you' are throwing away in extravagance.
. . . . -Money is always a SURE FRIEND,; When you, make
'thissure friend, don't cast "him" aside." ' '
DON'T do it.
BANK your money.
. : We .invite YOUR Banking Business
Jackson County Bank
' Established'1888 ,
"- Medford, Oregon .
Fisher's Dairy Feed
Is a complete milk producing and hody maintain
ing ration, composed of a variety of wholesome in
gredients scientifically mixed.
lt is highly palatable easily digested, supplying
the necessary nourishment to the cow when under
high pressure milk production.
No other concentrates or. grain required to in
crease milk flow. - ' ;
Guaranteed analysis 17 per cent protein.
Double, the food value of Mill Rum, :
Order toda v " ' '. " ' '
Bardwell Fruit Co.
445 So. Fir St. Phone 124
Medford, Oregon
Dancing Academy
MODERN INTEKPRETATION CHARACTER
Adult and Children's Classes
For information call 5CG-J.
MISS KATH.RYN SWEM
Mr. Orchardist
Wc are pleased to advise that we can furnish Orchard Brand Spray
Materials, Powdered Lead, Paste, Blackleaf "40", otc.,Wo also havo
a lot of No. 1 made up apple and lug hoxes. Let us quote you prices.
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
IMmnc I:W,
"Perry's Old Stand"