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TXCiE TTTREE WATCH THE BIG 4 o tomach-ICidneya-Heart- Liver Xeep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's stand ard . remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles COLD MEDAL Tb National Remedy of Holland for crturl8 and endorsed by Queen Wi.hl mfna. At all druggist, thiee eizes. Heek fr tlia name Cold Mod, on every bea ' d accept ue imitation eat " - . ,. 'v - .-' Holland Cafe MODERN EQUIPMENT and exnert handling returns your apparel in A-l qhape at least cost. ' Don't trust to home-mado efforts -Bet best results here. ' Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. :i ' TVe do' MODERN PLUMBING , :'. in a , : . MODERN WAY , for MODERN PEOPLE fr&e.us about your next job None too large, or none too j : . small j Sparta Bldg. Phone Six-20 JVIILL FEEDS These prices will strike the feeders in a vital spot. . Mill Bub .......... ItoUed Barley ... bats Middlings Scratch food (Egg Producor ... growing Food ... Sillied Oats Kaffir Corn Mill Run .. .- sack .....M.75 aaek .....4.oo io lbs. .........-$8.15 sack ....$4.73 100 lbs ..$3.80 sack ......S5.23 100 lbs, 81.30 sack $4.75 100 lbs. $57.00 ton I .. ,BUY AT EITHER STORE lonarch Seed & Feed Co. i r Russ Mill Stenography Multigraphiog (.i, . Circular work of all klndt Mailing Lliti . . Tunnell & Edwards ; I0-308 Liberty Building ' Medford, Oregon. MAY A CHILLY MONTH, FROSTS? The month of May was a chilly one with over the average annual amount of rain for that period, according to the official records of the weather bureau. There were four days with socallcd killing frosts but the lowest killing frost day was on the 30th, with a temperature of 30 degrees above in Medford, which meant a temperature of several- degrees lower in the low parts of the valley. The total, rainfall for May was .96 inches. There were 10 clear days, 7 partly cloudy ones, and 9 cloudy days. The monthly report follows: Date. Max. - ilin. Prucip. 1 62 40 .... Pt. Cldy. 2........ 68 -33 .... Clear 3 70 31 Clear 4., ;.....73 31 .... Pt. Cldy. 5 75 36 Clear 0..............85 30 .... , Clear 7 : 84 41 ...J Cloudy 8............76 43 T. Cloudy . 9 66 , 4 9 r. .70 Cloudy 10 ....69 34 .... Pt. Cldy. 11 73 33 ' .... Pt.ldy. 12 73 49 .01 Cloudy 13..... 75 47 .... Clear 14 77 34 Clear 15 78 39 .... Clear 18.'. 85 . . 38 .... Pt. Cldy. 17 73 47 .18 Cloudy 18........ 83 .40 .... Pt. Cldy. 19 81 '4 6 Clear 20....: 811 : 37 .... Clear 21... .....68 4H .... Clear 22 73 33 .... Clear 23. 68 46 .... Cloudy 24 63 42 T. Cloudy 74 . 31 .... ' Clear (lirA Catholic Church South Oakdale Ave. First mass Sunday at 8 a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Benediction 4:30 p. m. ' Rev. John Powers. PhoenW Church 10 a. m. Bible school. Classes for all. 11 a. m. "In the Beginning God." 7:30 p. mr "What Bible reading will do for you." All' heartily welcome. Joseph W. Angell, pastor. H. W. Frame, S. S. 9upt. "' Evnng.-i.ulh. Zlon's Church Fourth St. below Oukdale Ave. Ilev. Dr. W. R.. Morenz-Oeser, pastor. Res. 518 West Fourth St. 1. Trinity. Sunday school 10 a. m. lMvlne service 11 a. m. Catechetical Instruction for conflr. matlon every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. You and yours are cordially Invit ed. ' 20 82 34 27 if 47 28 71 34 29 .'.08 33 30 68 38 31.... :;.76 32 Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Cloudy Clenr Clear Clear Monthly Summary - Mean max. 74; mean mln. 39; mean 56.5; maximum su, aate u-io; minimum 31, date 3, 4', 25; greatest daily range 49, Precipitation: Total .96 Inches. Greatest Jn 24 hours .70, date 9.' - (Number of days with .01 inch or more precipitation, 3; clear) 15; part ly cloudy. 7; cloudy, 9. . Dates of. killing frost, 3, 4, 2o, 31. JUAN'ITA M. FURRY. ' : Cooperative Observer. First Piwhytoriun Church Corner Main and Holly Sts. Sunday school at'9:45 a. m., Carl Brommer, supt. Mnminir service at 11 a. m.. ser mon. "Renunciation, the Privilege of the Hour." tfvpninir Rprvicn at 8 n. m.. address. ,:Vhat the Christian Public Hub a Right to Expect -of the Great Conven tions." ,...' .'....7,;f.. ' . Muuip! in-. 4hf 'morning service will be a, duet by Miss Ruth Warner and Mrs. Frank Issues,', i, . ; If our services heln you. brine oth ers who need help, thus sharing your own blessing. ' ' ' L. Myron Boozer, minister. SHANNON BB1EQ BY PORTLAND, June 5. Joe Benjar mln, Portland, . lightweight boxer, scored a technical knockout over Ed die Shannon of Tacoma, in the sev enth round of a scheduled ten round bout here last night, when Shannon's seconds threw a sponge into the ring. Shannon had been rendered practical ly helpless. Shannon showed good form only in the fifth round, but ho was sent to the floor in the first and sixth by Benjamin. ". Results of the other principal con tests included three more technical knockouts. Sammy Gordon, Portland won from Dick Brenton, Los Angeles, when the lattor's seconds threw the sponge into the ring during the sixth round. The men are bantamweights. The bout between Abe Gordon, Port land, and Mike Mitchell, Seattle, fly weights, went to Gordon, Iln the fourth round. "Red" Henry, Seattle, and Joe Swain, Portland, welter weights, fought four rounds to ' a draw. Jimmy Moscow, Portland, stop ped "Dummy" O'Brien, San Francisco In the third round of a four round bout. The men are lightweights. Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately removed on hort notice. Weekly visit In resi dence districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone 895. MICHIGAN TRACK CHANCES FADING A XX ARBOR, Mjeh.. June 5. The twentieth annual outdoor track anil field championships 'of the western conference were held on Ferry field here today under the auspices of the University of Michigan. Three hut tired and twenty-five athletes liir ured in the competition. ' , Chief interest centered in the nil- star five-man team of the University of California. Michigan's hopes were hlnslcd through the loss of Curl' Johnson of Seattle, who, because of injuries, probublv will start in onlv one event the broad jump.' - Cut This Out It Is Worth Money' Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.; 2835 Shef field Arev., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address plainly. You will receive in return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid ney Pills for pain in aides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cathartic, for con stipation, biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. For sale by Med ford Pharmacy. Adv. Misthodist Episcopal Ornish, South Dr. Jouett P.. Bray, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Dr. Frank Roberts, supt. We have a good school. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. by the pastor. , ..,..'. We are preparing for the coming revival to be hojd the latter part of June. Our church is one of the churches of the city where the old time gospel la preached. We have good singing. The stranger in the city we cordially invito to worship with us. "You are always welcome. First- Christian Church - Cor.' Ninth and Oakdale. ' ' D.-E. Millard, minister. Services as follows: Bible school 9:45. B. W. Paul, supt. ' ..' .. Preaching services 11 a. m. Young People's meeting 7 p. m. Evening service 8 xt. m. ' Sneclal services and address to boy scouts, their parents, friends and cit izens on "The Makings of Men." Bov scouts will attend in a body in uniform. Medals will he awarded for distinguished service in Medford's recent Armenian Relief drive to sev eral scouts.' This will be' a service you will enjoy and all are cordially Invited. " ' ' ' .-.-I., rlmwl. nt f'hfist. Scientist n,nnh nf ihn mother church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Bos- I.. Mn.o ' ' ' - Services are held every -Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, subject, uon ua nniu funuA anri Crenlnr Sunday school at 9:45. All unnor the age of twenty are welcome. . Warlnnari-.lv OVPnln? meetlnCS. at which testimonies of Christian Sci ence healing are given, si b."" ' , , j i.i n , tl Va.,1, rVjlrrt-.) In 'Caurcn euiiitcii.-"""' if" The reading- room, whicB is in me 1L F. t Hi building, is open from 1 . r. Jnlfi, .Mnl Qnnrluvn linrl nOll- iy u unii; -- days. All authorized literature may be read, borrowed or purcnaseu. - - Tho T.nhiip la -cnrritallv Invited to attend the services, and visit the reading room. . First Mai hodlNt Episcopal . ,. Fourth and Bartlett. ; ( i nunrinlnh ttafmett. minister. Bible school .9:45... Classes for all ages, preparatory meinoerouip ti-na Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon "The Tumult of Truth," by Rev. G. A Warner. rnu-nriii T.eaeufl 6:45.' ' ' Evening service 8 p. m. Address on the History of Woman's Home Missions by Miss Helen J. Carlton. Morning: Anthem, We Stand- in Deep Repentance (Shelley), soloists r Pierce Mr.. MucDonough." iwi children. Pray ThlB Love to Cherish (Spo.hr) ... Miss Anderson, Mrs. Pierce. . . . .. tovonlnrr- Anlhem. Now the Day 1b Over (Knighi);:- Duet, Crossing the Bar (Ashford). Mrs. sasnett, mr A(onnnnnn?ll Helen Phllbrook, pianist. May Jor dan MacDonough, director. : r,h-l Point (Iliick) Church 10 a. m. Sunday school, classes for oil mi Aznes Dunlao. supt. 11 a. m. Special services for the Boy Scouts and Camp-fire Girls. Lets have, a eood turn out for this service Music by Mr. T. Hill and the boys choir. K-.4S. Yountr folks meeting.' 7:30. Bible reading. Satan is our AiiMppt. ' ' ' Please remember that on June 13 we are to have our Children's Day program, and that on June 20th at 2:30 in the afternoon Dr. W. r. Whlt, superintendent of the Moody Bible Institute extension work for the northwest will be with us tor that R. A. MILLER TO TALK ON EARLY DAY MINING One of the most interesting ta!!s relative to the earlv milling dnvs of Jacksonville will take place next Mou dav evening nt the Library. Col. Hobert A. Miller, who for ninny vears of his boyhood davs lived nt Jack sonville, and knows the storv from personal experiences and of what was toldhim by the early settlers, who lived there when mining was the big indus'try. Co). Miller lias made several ad dresses before the Chamber of Com merce and is n splendid orator. He has the power to carry his audience with hiin and to have him tell of the lost mine'' und the reniiiiesceni-es of the earlv davs when Jacksonville was a real c'tv of 'thousands of inhabi tants, will be most interesting. Although the 'meeting at the li brary will be held under the auspices if the Chamber of ('niniiii'i'ce, the general public is invited. Here is ;i ! opportunity for the new comers lo hear of (he earlv history of southern Oregon. Colonel Miller, Ihrouxb his. knoftiedee of geology is in position to teil of the vust mineral wealth still remaining in this section and what the future has in store when the sam.i becomes developed. Col. and Mrs. Miller now live in Portland and tire here for a rest mid vacation. Southern Oreen" is a hdlil with him nnd that being the case, his talk of the earlv davs of tlrs region will he most interesting. . The Cham ber of Commerce iiianageineiit h.is prevailed upon the Colonel to give this address' and he has extended his va cation to enable the people of south ern Oregon to hear his storv. , MEETS LEONARD PORTLAND, June ' 5. Johnny Sheppards, : lightweight champion boxer of England, will be the oppo nent -of Benny Leonard, world's champion, here on June, 21, it was announced today '"by the - Portland boxing commission.' The bout will be a ten-round no-decision affair. Leon ard has been signed by the commis sion for several weeks hut an oppo nent Was decided upon only today. . The boxing commission at Milwau1- kie, Ore., near. here today announced that it had signed Mike O'Dowd, ev middleweight champion, and Battling Ortega of Oakland, Cal., for a ten round decision bout at Mllwaukie on the night of June 24. Both the Shep-pard-Leonard and the O'Dowd-Ortega bouts are to be held during the Shrine convention in this city. hour. Those who wish ,to hear an old time gospel message will enjoy hearing Dr. White. ' ' E. II. Edgar, pastor, ' First, Baptist Church A church with a cordial welcome. 9:45 a. m. There will be no Sunday school nor services of any kind at the church this Sunday on account of the annual meeting of the Rogue' River Baptist association at Grants Pass. A large number of our people are ex pectlng to spend the day at . these meetings at Grants Pass. 8 p. m. Thursday evening, June 10. 1920, at the Baptist church there will be a special business meeting of the church for the purpose of calling a pastor. It is earnestly requested that as many members an possible will at tend thin special business meeting. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local ppllcailon, tby cannot raon 111 dtaeased .portion ot tha ear. Ther la n!y aae way to cura catarrhal acHfncai, aaa that la ay a coxatltutlana!' ramady. Catarrhal Deafaaia Is caused by an la lamed caBditten of tbt inucaua llnlnc at tha Euataghlaa - Tube. ' Vfhen ihfe tuba la taaa.ja.ed yau have a rumbllaa; aauad or lm pevfect hearlnr. aad when tt Is entirely Closed, ueaiaeea le i reeuii. uaiess mt Inflammation can be reduced and this tubi restored to Its normal condition, hearlna will ba destroyed rorevar. ' Many caaea of deafneea ara caused by catarrh, whfch la an Inflamed condition of the mucoua aur facea. Haifa Catarrh Medicine acta thru the blood on the mucoua aurtacca ot. tha eystemi' We will fctve One Hundred Dollara for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that canbot be curea oy nan a unarm Aiecucine. Clr eulara free. All Drucflsts. 7Sc. F. J. CHEKET CO.. Toledo. O. WANTED Man with Team for loading logs on cars. Big Pines Lumber Co. JOOI CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN -S E TAILOR 138 East Main St. MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Also aiteut for Fairbanks and Morse . . . Engines. 17 SOUTH HlVKItSIDK , t t T r y ?. t .5 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 427-8-9 M. F. & H. Bldg. Monoy is the great revealing factor of character. The moment one be gins to get money he shows his ehai'icter by the way lie uses it by the way he saves it, or tlie way he spends it. Subscribe to a few shares of our current, stuck and pay fur them at. tlie rate of one dollar a share per nionl h. 1 X- C. M. KIDD, President 0. C. BOGGS, Secretary. FOR SALE Th California Rex Spray Company of Bciilcln, Culifoiniti, owners of parts lots five and six In Is,h Addition to the City of Medford, said lots having elected thereon a building equipped for the manu facture of Li mo and Sulphur Solution, hereby otfers this property for salo and will recelvo bids In accordance with all or each of the severul propositions us will be outlined below. Bids are to be submitted in written form at the offlco of snld California Hex Spray Company at Benlcfa, California on or before twelvo o'clock noon Juno 15th, 1920 nnd with the express under-' ulundlng that said California Rex Spray Company reserves tho right to accept or reject any or all bids. Each bid must be accompanied with certified check for ten per cent of Uio amount of such hid nnd which checks on all rejected bids will bo returned to bldtlor not later than July 1st. The terms of sale to he Cash within ten days after dato of acceptance of any bid and at which tlmn title to property purchuscd will bo properly transferred. PROPOSITION XO. 1. LOT BVILDIXGS EQUIPMENT. Bids are requested on Lot, Buildings and Equipment complete as It now Btands. 11 ; PROPOSITION XO. 2. BUILDING ALOXE. ' , Bids are requested on Building alone exclusive of all equipment and which equipment consists principally of Boilers, Tanks, Elevator, Pumps, Engine, Scales, Plpo Lines, Barrels, Tools, etc. In case of sale of building tho right Is reserved to remove all equipment nnd purchaser is to removo building within a period of sixty days from date 'of transfer of title. . ': "it . PROPOSITION' NO. .1. Bids aro roqncslod on Lot nnd Building exclusive of equipment as rcforred to In Proposition No. 2 the right being reserved to remove such equipment at any time within a period ot sixty dnyB. '''"' '.' PROPOSITION NO. . LOT BUILDINGS- ELEVATOR SCALES. Bids are requested on Lot, Buildings Including Elovtitor and Scales but excluding all other equip ment the right to remove which within a period of Sixty days from date of transfer of title is reserved, PROrOSITIOX NO. 5. LOT IIUILIHXGS ELEVATOR SCALES EXGINE LARGE BOILEIt Bids are requested on Lot nnd Buildings Includ ! exclusive of all other equipment the right to rem transfer of title Is reserved. AH bids accompanied with certified check inn Company In Benlcia, California, not later than twe and time no bids will be considered. Reply will be made to all bids considered not . California Rex Spray Company reserves tho full rl The property will be opened for Inspection on lj uvu p. iff. una un oiiuuuy, junu 1.1H1, oeiweun mi' which times further Information will be available. Ing Elovator, Scales, ''Engine and Large Boiler but ove which within a period of sixty days from date of " st ho ot the office of the Onlifornln Rex Spray Ive o'clock noon Juno 15th, 1920 after which date - . ' Yi later than July 1st it being understood that the said , ght to accept or reject any or all bids submitted. . i ' ' -t 'i Friday, Juno 11th, between the hours of one nnd hours of nine a. in. nnd twolvo o'clock noon nnd at " California Rex Spray Company Benicia, California 4 NEWS NOTES Thirty odd years ago Edison had a prophetic vision that, bis newly invented dynamos would some day not only light the world and turn tho wheels of industry, but would also enhance the pleas ure of home life by furnishing electricity for cooking, ironing and heating. . 1 . .. - - . , Edison's dream is coming true. '. It is not generally realized that there are nearly 8,000,000 elec tric heating appliances used in the United States. About 75,000 Electric Ranges and Hotplates arc in use in pro gressive centers. . ' Table cookery made possible by t electricity is now the vogue, and some 1,250,000 appliances a' re in use. Electric irons have revolutionized ironing approximately 0,000,000 are in use. They save many miles of weary steps each ironing day. Electrie heaters of the Iledlite type arc making good Edi son's vision of heating. More ttian a' million have been introduced jn the last three years. Our combination Lighting, Cooking and Heating Rate make the use of these appliances practical in every home. Call at our office and let us explain them to you. California-Oregon Power Company , Phone 168. 216 West Main Street, Medford, Ore 4)4)44)4e f t t ? T T f f t t f f : : x
