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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATT. TRTBFXE. MEDFORD. OREO OX. TTEDAY. JTXE ?. 1920. UpcalBriefi V.r. Fiun; Jlafield of B? Shr;; aid Mrs. T'rriM are pre-, A toarii jiry or lens : tic' andenreiu a aajor Gyration la thUcciablT ec.ro-:e home from GreeT. Noei fcc.ei cosrLi of C. O. Hot.' I fcotpital je'-iefiij. S-e ia dojcoj".. thi:r yriic..-. Jr5. tno Rs.io:; Bros. Hkj t:i W in; ciMlr. itiu Lmoa Wii of of MirffoM. to i trttd tereiHojte of Lta Moiae. Asssg o-.ter; Tat eopiom rairifall of all )ay ye-! operation rt'irA in the lisc hoi-j SaeTiff Terr-.il w:rd tatk to Dutri-rt Spciite. Robert H Vi:-.. br i wi mo ii niKm raou' to.pitai yettercay. Aitontr Roirti tie other day tiat Bio-, J. Towti-ii ai E. TiTlor of 1.24 lnch- ar.4 wu th larzr..t -n-j gtt j,0,Jr,tif Carnira! phoio gallery I tb Colorado aa-.horitiea would rot Sea::!, iz.& it C. MiaoT." c. C. tlnuoua palpitation to fall In Jafce . i :t bb Da a Go-yiaa to tie Jackson ' Karsan.- Ti. f Hitsm and C NERS E for year pant. While ". fauifht rni.-h alfalfa and other hay down In the al ley thla rain waa wjrely of the "mil lion dollar" benefit kind. Now if Ic lone eight and help ell the erowd-0". th eiar ' Ptin; or.b!e A, sB3tlcy of mil: ra car be tad at the H'.;':ty Vauderille. It Trill do! l-K " p-wk -1 a", tae oic pritfc at ti Ka.-ttxe.I T2:t ON WAY 10 M only . fe warm d;,v wfl f,.l!,. rhi," "-,a u3 dormant hllrhl. In th. nrrt.M. il, r---'- ar"i 'J Wiil : how up no that I! tan he cut o jt. Klijah II. Hurd. l-awye 411-15 M. Y. H. Hid. ah me flriJK tore In the cjiy wjiji-srin, .at Greeley on the aa e charge. Co. CS Everybody will be at Camiral. All members of the beard of the taua alo. There are 110 cbjectiona! ! Freaca paltry aai dainty coxfee- -nr:.:aa cnurca are urged to attend faturx and mt. on-ri..t!.. ! tioai made freah dailr at Rei rata, if the meeting at the church at a d. m. Klljah II. Hurd. lawyer, moved to ;rora tvt-' .'-.I nem,t,h.. ,.., in, r, v. ; thi eveaing. Bota$i ol Importance j Taxi, phone yerrell and Co--Thread f'jrnlioed. Singer Shop, 10 ard r'jlar board mettinf. i win, anywhere, asr tl.-ne. Hadior. South Kir reet , Horieshoe tires and lulies are gnar- be clo?.ed Wednesday from 4 to .''Saner Hi;:es. Xisrht nhoces .I1 ar.rj! 1- i vi j td and adiuAtmer.ts made here. Ei- O. O. Aleaderfer Is in Kla.-aath V m. D , .anera. o. ,;ar-, e ,z-i,. i Fall, for a few dayj . , . J .a.fi rtrermiioiii opm jane j ,in The pul lie funeral enrvlces oyer f"r the big Hociety Cabaret to be held the lat Clarence K. Ilnrke will l,e! in (be Armory at Aihland, on July 2d held at 1:20 p. m. tomorrow In the 60 Klk temple Inmead of at 1 p. m. aa F'ortlandern at the Medford are ai previously announ'4. (Mr. and Mm. N. ii. t'iark, V. A. Hat- Kld get busy and gather np alltr':m' l-'n K- "annelln, Chan. II. tha old gunny aacki and bring Ihem I (J'ac.er, C, 8. Tourleilot, p. JI. Jlead to lhe Hum Mill. V.c'11 pay yon realjar,d -Mri- 7h"- M - "art- nioney for them. '-arl Jr;chke, high grade watch Id you ever se two grizzly team fight to Iho death? See "The Cour age of Marge O'Doone." C7 Mri, leo, Andrew will pre-nt the Tocal puplla of tho (ieo. Andrew atudlo In recital at the F'renbyterl.-in church tonlghtat K : 1 .0 . Munic Jovcrr cordially Irivltwl, Prof, Trobetky' wnderful Jazz or:hetra I composed of famoim mu afelans and each one an artlnt. At the Bwlety Vaudeville Thursday eve. r,T TJnlco-r.lgtit Electricity for overy farm, J, K, Iiartiett, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore, Woyk wan nurer before ao plentiful In tho vallny at good wage and any able-bodied man who I Idle .1 no from choice. ,' 1 Kurd lze tire at J 15 to $20, all flrnl clan, ut I'ovor Sale C,t) Nal HlilK. 70" "Wlilch hn been Jntno Oliver Cur wood' moHt ucceiirul novel? Hue "Tho Couriign of Margo O'lMone.' 07' A Hullo rail Irlo of women r rived In tho city Monday on a ".hop ping trip and (in) rglntred at the Holland. They are Mendftiie (1. Hpencer and Miihonoy and Mary A. Clerenger. ' Eyory one onjoyn Ihn children Siid two of Medfnrd'H inont talented one, the Mlwto llownn (Into and .Vlaiirlno McKnuny nro Bjiecluln on Ilia Horlctly Vitudiivlllo progrnm. , n7 llrokun forging iinrt' cBBtlngn. .nil nllalm, all inntal, all ni.n, welded, roliifnmed uiul gunrnniocd. Vulcuti Welding Work, 3!) South Kront HI. I'nlron of tho poatorflco glunclng In at the nlarnp window toduy tliouglii that Iho Interior hnd been nowly palntod and decorated mull they tum bled Hint Hum llouiiton, who preold fit til 0 window won liouned In a now pair of Htrlpud overall. Alilio that big alary ral of polal nnipInyoH inruoiit the eoimtry iIoob not bncome effective until -July It !nvoloi that Uam could nut wall but mortgaged III ralu for u your lo buy Iho ovur- ull. Cloning out (loodyonr Konl lz tiro at lf to $20.00. I'owei Tire Co., Nat Illdg. 71" Mr. C. K, (lohlo, lenchor " pliino, 221 Wont Main, iiiinlr to nght. Oil" Mr. and ,Mr. Jiune K. (Irlovo and Howoy IHII caiiin to tho city Monday from PriiHpvcl and nro gurntl nt the Wed ford, Can a wolf-dog and a grizzly bear bo friend? Hoe "Tho Courage of Wnrgo O'lioono." 07 Mln Allele H11111II, one of the nr- tlnl In the Hoclnly Vaiiilevllle Ik 11 prlmo fiivoilto with Aloitrurtl uud lenceii, 117 1 John Wlllilnaon, depuly Inleriial revonuo collwlor for till dlntrlrt, ur rived home today friiin the Coo liny (IlHlrlct whom hn wn engiigid In ape eliil wiiik II111 iiimt two week. Honio-miido broad and pnnlry fronli aniiy nt Itux (info, tf The Jazz orchoHtia under Mm mi perrlnlon of Imidorn Miirnny Hnxlfon- Hnky I wonderful In IIh melody anil 11110I1 iiininher In an iiiIIhI. Oil' The newly elcrled officer of tin Kpworili l.eiigiie are diwIrnUH of hav i u lingo crown preKeui mm even ing lit Hie 111011 1 lily liiiiiliieim 1 illng or I lire league ut N oVIni'k In Hie lengiiu room. I.ithln nilneinl water linn greut me dicinal value, riiono fit. Jiickauii C'ollllty ('renniiM'.v. At Hut l"o;:lnl Vllllilevllle, Hie in 11: tt-t) I enmeily fenliirliig .Minn IImII lllilll, M'h:i llnillll, Me:iir. ItoiuMihi'lR, Kleli, Mriiyliiu, Munnfl-lil mill oilier Ih n i'roiiiu. i;7 Alliiillf; Ihe pcnple rnilli Cullfiu 111.1 HloipliiB at Hie Medfoii! are Mr. 11 ml Mr. I). ,M. Itolh mid t . V. Darby of l.o AiikkIo, Mr. mid Mm. I,. V. Ilev of lleiki'loy, Mr. Mini Mr. M. Silver of rokii, Mr. and Mr. I.. Iliicon end iliillKliter of Sim Diego, C. M. Turner J. II. Wringer. II. SIiiiiihs anil II. II M'llllaui of San Kriinelsro, unit 1,. A Jienfer of Alnnlncl. Hiinrn nt llencle. Rnlilntiiy, June 3 2. Mnjiwtln oichiwlra. 71 All kind dry wood ami mill blnek. Hhone 8 5 It or Mil .1. Hay llliirkhiirn. Thru Ihe geoil work of 10. V. Curler tho AHhlitml perk lake l;i new pohhch sed of uil fine trout iiliout l." to I s inilie. They wore Ih-ourM In thin morning from Hie Hullo Creek hntcli or' by Superintendent .1. W, linrilun and liberated In Ihn lake. This ml. In a very fine nth action to the purk. These beautiful flh will lie neirly Iwny vlalble and will fonn 11 flue immune to vinllorn a they will re-1 pond quickly to the (llnliihutlim of oraeknl' crtih end hred cast Into the laka. -Aahlaml "'htlng. Delco-Light Klectrlclty for every farm. J. E. nnrtlelt, Medford Hotel. Medford, Ore, and clock repairing. ! Kir atreet. Mr. T'aul Hansen, corsetlere for S'uUone. I'hone 585-J. A apecial meeting of the Iaughteri! of the American Itevolutlon will be held at the library Krlday afternoon. June 1 1, at 2:30. Orrea, tailor for men and women. High grade only. Aahland, Ore. Vaudeville, that la full of ong, dancing. Jokes, Jazz and laugh. Come out and help us swell the fund for th. kiddie and auto park. 07 Mr. and Mr. I.. V. Hex, who were recently married lit Berkeley, Calif Juno Cth, are In the city for a few day. Mr. Ilex I the traveling re resenlatlvo for the (ilant I'owder ( In this district and Is well known In Medford. - They will make their home In Kugene. r armor, inure your 'hay and growing grain with tho McCurdy In nuranco Agency. . Kodak flnlhlng. Cood work, low. est prices. Jnpunoxe Art Htoro. Color, novel idea, and a mighty good tlmo at the Society Cabaret Ashland, Krlday, July 2nd. 80 Mr, .lennlo .Vce of i.Vewport, rived In Central I'olnl Monday for a short visit with friend, following a visit with relatives and friend In KoKcbiirK. Jazz orchcHtra nt tho Vaudeville Thuniduy evening. 07 Have you tried tho I.llhla mineral water? If not cnll the bottling do purtinent of tho Jackson County Creamery und get a amplo free. Mr. Jesse Mordoff of CrnnlH I'nss Ih in the city for a visit with friends, having arrived yesterday. Try your lurk Carnival Fish Pon. Moving Mock out of town. If you want to get harguln for a fow days can at wonder more. OS wo are not satnrned unless you aro. City Cleaning and Dyolng Works, 401 Houth Itlvorslde. Phono 474. A buby daughter was born to Mr and Mr. Hay Mornn at the homo of Mr. Purucker on West Main street 011 May 21. Mother mid daughter expected to leavo for tholr homo to flny. l.adlca' and men's Hulls thoroughly cleaned, $1.60. City Cleaning & Dye- lug Work. I'hono 474. Ileuuty choruH that will surprise mid delight you ut tho Society Vuude vllle, Juno loth. G7 10. II. McDanluIn of Medford, came to tho city last night to iittund to business unit tela, fur 11 short time .Mr. Mi;Danlel Is connected vith the foieut Hcrvlco and stationed ut Med ford mid employed In the Siskiyou forest. llosohurg News llovlcw. Farmers, liinuro your hay and growing grain Willi tho McCurdy In suranco Agency. A compieto lino Tru Dili cakos and criickorii at tho Palaco (Irocory. 7 Mr. and Mr. J. I'. Kimball of Klu math Kullii after a several day visit In the city left the Hotel Holland for home today, (luy M. Ingram of Klamath Kails is a guest at tho name hblel. Admission to Society Vaudeville is onoMlolliii' to Ihe entire lower floor and "Tie In Hie balcony. 07 The 1111111111I hiiHkul picnic of the llliiiolnumi of southern Oregon will he held In I.llhla park, Ashland I liiimday, June 17th. The dinner will be served at II p. in. Horn und Clark, magicians Tru lllu cookie and cracker. The I'uluee (Irocnry. 7 Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson who has been visiting relatives anil friends 11J her old homo at Pomeroy, Wash., has returned to her homo at Trail. Don't tiilss ciirnlvnl side shows. 1 Knit for hay unit Htock. Coed nnal ity Slid prleo light. Knrm llurenii Knehatige. Mr. and Mis, Wesley Judy arrived home from Corvnlll this morning where Mr. Judy had been attending Hie (). A. ('. Mrs. Judy's sister. Miss I. aura (lutes arrived home from the l. of O. 11 week or so ago. Diui'l miss 1 111 nival monologues. !)( onoiiile iy using scratch padn for use. Ilel them nt this ofrice. If Wo are now hannimg Orchard Hrnnd Spray material, good quality, prices right. Knrm llurenu Coopera tive lOxchniiKO. Phono ii.12. 0U Oregon guests at the Holland lire Mr. and Mrs. 10. p. Henry. K. N. Iloga I100111 and A. N. Derby or Portland mull Hazel Ituth of lOugeue. 1 .allies and Mens suits cleaned $1.25 lo $l..0: lint cleaned ami blacked r.Oe lo $1.50. Phone Hill jxor'li Central. Oil Moonllte waltzea, fox-trots and one I fc'.eiw! Medford Nat. Wed! 60 I Orrsa, the ladies' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thunday. line i woolens, latest tylc-a alwaya. tf ' Wanted Eeer and pop bottle at DeVoe'e. A moonlight dancing party will lie staged at the Natatorlurn Wednesday night. In addition to the moonlight waltzes, numerous moonlight fox trot and one-steps will be In evi dence. Kucky-spot dances with prizes wiil be held at Intervals. Admission will be free and dancing free till after :.10 p. m change Tire Co., 2 5 North RiTerTie. 67 POETLAXD. Ore- Jua . FcJ- ; n-.l c.:?:-ers. t..r:Lind t-ii..-e aa-i ?aer oputi toiav aI iautti to 1 ' oa:e E. A. GaHer and Tom Wir.c. federal iri?aer botcd tor ilcNeii ( Irlnd. sho ei;d irom their saarJa f a their tr-iia was eaterir Portiani i a-t niiit. reverI clues have t-roved j futile. The uoliec offered 3 theory : thst the aen were btir-; hidden in j Chinatown. Win beins a Chinese, and : it beinc thoa2ht his couctrvtnen civ tit aidicir the ecape. SOME DUCK STORY Quack! Quack! Quack! Ducks do not taake as much noise aa chickens when they deliver the fruit but here is a duck Btory Rfven uo by K. I. Hil dreth that is hard to beat, even by Hear Harry Monnlne at carnival !tne festive hen Hec .Medford Land & Insurance! Walter Gray of Central Point, has Agency, successor to I). It. Wood & Kix ducka that layed 161 eggs In Co., Km. 20S Liberty lildg., for fire Insurance. tf Lucky-spot dances! Nat.' Wed. 07" At the regular communication of Iteames chapter, order of the Eastern Star, Wednesday evening, there will be Initiation. Hring In your old tires and tubes and get credit on new goods or cash. lOxchange Tire Co., 28 North Hlver sldc. 07 Kor the best Insurance see Holmes the Insuranco Man. Eastern guests at the Medford In clude K. C. McKeun of Waithom, Mass'., N. J. Olson of Toledo, Ohio, O. K. Hubbard of Chicago, and K. G. white of Kanaa City. Other guests at Ihl hotel aro Colonel and .Mrs. C. W. Eaton of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kehrbaiigh of Caspar, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Will Ments of Kargo, N. IJ., L. H. Murlch of Tacomn, Mr. and March, 1C4 In April and 161 In May. a total of 486 eggs in 79 days. Not counting out any Sundays or holidays the six ducks averaged 5 2-3 eggs a day. They sold the cgg3 at $1 a dozen for setting or $40.r.O for tho product an average of $0.75 for each duck for the 79 days. Don't you feel like taking off your hat when you bear a duck quack. 'BIG BILL" BEATEN CJilCAfifJ. June 8. flovernor Low den f'Of'K intn tile reiinltlieti n nnni'dn Mr. W. J. Patterson and P. J. Jiakur ii ,iir,iii..,i ,nt.. ; h , ... aue ,, ., ana .Mr. 11. u. stnte as a result 'of his victory last night 111 the Illinois caucus over May or William Hale Thompson of Chi cago, but probublv will lose the seven teen ,( 00k . county (Chicago) votes which Thompson controls. ley. C. W. Jolly und II. M. Wilkinson of Seattle. Hear carnival blackfaco mlnstrols Tablets und scratch pads niado of news print, for school and otflco use for sale at this office. tf Kico-llcket dancoBl Nat. Wed C. A. Malono and Merritt Schoon over ot tho California Oregon Power company engineering department, left yesterday for Klamath Kails. Hhcrwln-Willlumn arsenate of lend Iho best on the market: also Hlnck Leaf "4 0". IJurdwoll Fruit Co. 69 House for Bale. Jackson County nulldlng & Loan association. The bridge over Sardine creek, one and a hair miles west or Gold Hill was closed lo traffic when tho Pacific highway crew toro tho floor out pre punitory to paving tho structure TourlstB aro compelled to cross Rogue rlvor at tho now Hock Point bridge, a half in 1 1 o below Sardine crook, and use the new wagon road Boiilh ot the river past Gold Hill, to whero the Willow Springs road Joins tho pave inent on tho highway, a distance of about two und a quarter miles. The Sardluo brldgo will bo completed In a few days. Heo tho carnival pageant. expert repairing on sowing ma chines. Singer Sewing Machlno Co. phone 215-lt, 10 South Kir. ogiius candy dances! Nut Wed 07 J. II. and C. H. Cochran have re turned from a business trip tu Klam ath Kails. Kor bargains In second-hand a-nd used machines call Singer Hewing Machlno Co., 10" Houth Kir, phono H.-li. Sanitary lloauty Shop. Harnett Corey Illdg., rooms 406-407. Phono 84 1-H. General work. 84 Hale of llrkets tor tho Soeietv Vaudeville Thursday evening will loinmenre Wednesday noon at Page tlieal re. 117 senalor II. Von dor llellen arrived home today Horn Corviillls where be attended 11 meeting (r the O. A. C hoard or regents of which ho is 1 member. We do hemstitching, nicotinic. The nnlly Shop, next Itlallo theatre Lot mere! lie there! Jazz Jinks oinlyal. lllg moonlilo dance! Nal. Wed. 07 Nine unto parlies wero encamped at the city nuto camp this forenoon, mom of whom were there yeaturday. Plan now on attending th., big .Society Cabaret to bo held hi the Armory at Ashland 011 Kriduv night. liny mm. so J00 LATE T8 CLASSIFY oil SALE Young milk goat. Phone oil OS T Pair of brown 1I111 glasses In blaek case. Ueturji to Ueil Cross liea.biuarlerH and receive reward. os KEEP ST SWEET Keep your stomach sweet today and ward off the indi geslion of tomorrow try the new eid fo digestion. As pleasant end as safo to take as candy. , MADE BV SCOTT t BOWNE MAKERS OP CCOTT'e EMULSION DR. RIGKERT BTKS fiOrETNTmOAH.Ji' "TESTED, AND GLASS tM Properly fitted NO DKOPH SED Broken Dcnsea Accurately DnpUcated finite i-M over May jo. 808 E. Main. Uoatalr. NOTICE TI10 niuloi'signcd banks will iTiiiain (ijhmi until 32:(X) o clock 110011 011 iMUui'dav s lingiuiiiiif- Juno 0 and ending Angus!, 12S. Central Point State Bank First State Bank of Eagle Jf oint. The Gold Hill Bank, i 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, ' '. Pino Bolt Banking Co., of mute Falls. WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS Day Phono lil!7 Xlgllt Phonos F. V. Weeks, a'J7-I-2 A. K. t)rr, aj7-.-!l, Dancing Academy MODERN INTERPRETATION CHARACTER Adult and Children's Classes For information call 5CG-J. MISS KATIIRYN SYEit - PARI.S. June 8.Declinc-s in t'-jr co.it of the necessities ot life, which ore general throtisho'Jt Kranee, ire rf-portetl by reveral uew-sLiai-ers to diiv. Some sav that the attitude ol tbe public in baviny onlv whnt is striftlv necessarv ban much to flo with a falling off in pric ret'ent'v. CAUSE BEFORE EFFECT FEW. things hapix-i without reason jiot: even the rising costs of living. Thoughtless use of money is the contribution ' the -public at large has made toward that end. '' Hut an account here at the First National Bank is a solution to even that problem if properly buildcd up. ZheFlRST NXTIONAL.BANIC Medford Oregon 111 DIED in New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking GOLD MEDAL Tb world's standard rsnfedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Holland's national remedy since 1696. All druggists, throe sizes. Guaranteed. Look for the name Gold MII on everr bo ud MCp4 DO Money Saved . , at . Mann's Expansion Sale Saturday -June 12 ""IVERY 56 seconds a destructive tirl fire starts somewhere in tha OmJt United States. An average of 1500 fires a day the year round. Most of these fires are in homes! Will yours be next? , It may, unless you have a flashlight in your home. For scores of " home fires" are caused by use of matches and other open lights for searching dark corners. Franco Flashlights are home neces sities. They light up the dark corners safely. Absolutely guaranteed. Give mok-e light and last longer. Alwaya dependable. (Information concerning fires taken from Fire Prevention Manual issued by Iho fiat'l Board of Fira Underwriters.) -? --T . "y.TNTI. T- f i lai i WMfeyn.i. I l 'omonwi Fb r d so n Farm Tractor lilding (lie Fordson ' tractor, he just what it should be and what farm gave him a vdeep' insight his mechanical genius saw tlx; more than twelve years lie ex acres of land in different kinds so .simple that a school boy can Jt is lowest in operating cost service are always to be had When Henry Ford set about hi had a thorough understanding of it .should do. His early life on the into the daily life of the farmer; type of 1 ractor needed. And for perimented ove,r more than 7,000 of soil, with different crops. So he built the Fordson. It is operate it. It Ls low in first cost, and Fordson parts and Fordso". promptly from the dealer. The Fordson is a profitable in vestment. It can be used every, working day in the year. It is an inexpensive power plant and it will lighten your work. Don't delay ordering your Fordson tractor. The demand is greater tiian the supply. Made, by Henry Ford & Son and sold bv C. E. GATES AUTO GO. New Quarters, Sixth and Riverside. MEDFORD, OREGON.