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MTCDFOTID MAIL TRTHUNR METFORT. OHFlOX, TUESDAY, "JUNE 7, W2i
ocal and
Personal
Vo to early, this afternoon a very
light, vote had been cast at the var
ious city precincts at the state elec
tion on five referendum measures, but
a much larger voto is expected this
afternoon and early evening. The jhjIIs
will be open until 8 p. in. It is est!
mated that only about an average of
12 votes per precinct had been cast by
11 a. m. At this hour 17 votes of the
Newtown precinct were In at Washing
ton school and at 11:30 17 votes were
in at tho South Medford precinct at
Kunzman's store, and at the Medford
northwest precinct at the Smith tin-
shop bullding'on North Crape 11 bal
lots were in.
Hemstitching !c per yd. at the
Stylecraft Shop. Wo also do dress
making, pleating, embroidery, buttons,
braiding and . mending. I'hono 744-J.
M. F. & II. Bids. Mesdames Eaton &
Roberts, Prop. 69
"Whenever better l.lffl Insurance Is
written, Cochran and his agents will
' bo writing it." tf
The Ladles- Aid of the Christian
church will meet at Mrs. Hartley's
home on the Jacksonville road Wed
nesday. All ladles desiring to attend
will meet at tho church at 2 p. m.
There will be cars for all.
Lawn mowers shaipened. Mitchell
Ladder Co.. 310 Kast Main. if
School for drawing and painting.
Mrs. Edmondson, College bids. 87
The flro department was called out
at 6:30 a. in. today to the West Side
Meat market where sniolto pouring
out tho windows attracted passersby,
to to find that the smoke came from a
burned out motor In tho! rear room,
which as usual had been left running
all night by Emll Peck when ho closed
up last Monday evening. -This motor
and connecting wires which ara used
In . connection with tho cooling plant
was burnod out and ruined, entailing a
Iobs of several hundred dollars. A new
;notor was Installed within a few
hours this forenoon and the cooling
plant was again In operation.
"It's Her Turn Now," V. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Juno 0-13.
Tlioro will he special mid week ser
vices at tho Christian church Wednes
day evening. Thoso desiring to unite
with the church should try to bo pres
ent. ' Thero will also bo baptismal
aervlccs. Everybody welcome, and nil
members aro specially asked to attnnd.
-With a minimum leinperaturo of (12
degrees this morning Tuesday prom
ised to break' tho warm weather record
of tho year so far, but Urn frequent
cloudy conditions arising held tho tem
pcraluro. down somewhat.
JlemHtllchlng 8c per yard, Tho Van
ity Shop, cor. II Main and llartlett. lid
-If you want strawberries to eat or
for canning purposes got them this
week at tho Pleasant View farm, just
west pf, tho Talent school house. Sev
eral varlollos. (17
, (jucBlB at tho Holland Incliido Myron
J;' Glauber of Clovolaud, O. , W. U.
Anderson of Seattle, Joo Epstoln of
San Francisco, K. A. Cooko of I lorn
brook. Amy Fuckott of Woodburn,
Ethol K.' Puckott of Eugono, Y. L.
Hutchinson f .Trnll, and T. Wlgnian
and W. J. Crane of Portland.
.Vlt'g.Hor Turn Now,". Y. W. C. A.
budget eampalRii, June C-13,
Brooms inado by tho Itoguo Ttlvor
Broom- Works nro tho best for the
nionoy. , Insist on homo mndo brooms.
' '- ?1
jThpfo was born this morning to Mr.
,nnd Mrs, Hon .Sheldon at their home
a 9V4 pound son, who tho father says
will go through. llfo with tho cognomen
of Bon Jr.
Election night dance Tuesday, Juno
,7th, at, American Loglon hall. 66'
,'Vo dovoloti kodak films froo. Wost
Sldo'Phnrmaey. It
The- Diilgln-Lowls revival mooting in
Ashland started ofr well last night in
tho Chautauqua building with from 800
to 1000 people In attendance. There
woro'25Q boys and girls nt I ho first
uioetTng of tho Sunshlno chorus,
'It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Junn fi-j.1.
The Koynl NelgliiiorB will meet with
Mrs. Ida E. Wood on Wednesday after
noon, Juno 8th, No. 42(1 Smith Ivy.
Largo bunches of sweet peas at five
cents a bunch nro now a welcome fea
ture of the public market on market
.days.
For one week wo will glvo a pair of
Ico tongs freo with tho purchase of a
coupon Ico book. Jackson County
Crenmory. Phone 61. tf
Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec
ialty, phono 127-H. 82
, The. examination of applicants ff
state .teaching ccrtlNcalcs will begin
tomorrow In Jacksonville anil continue
until lalo Saturday afternoon.
Sweet potato plants for salo at Mon
arch Keed & Feed Co. tf
, Woman who took In-own nutria fur
fromMedford llolel dlului room Sat
urday return snmo at unco to hotel
manager. Ii7
Thd Pacific highway has been closed
fipm Hiitlierllu south for a distance of
approximately three miles, because of
construction' Work, . according to ml
vlce; received by tho stale highway
department here today. Han 'Icmle
havo boon placed ami detour signs
preeUid, routing traffic by way of the
.county roftd 1?!ng one mile west of
. Suthorlln, 1 hence two miles south to a
Junction with the highway.
For salo, 11120 Bulck Six, $1300.
Good as now.. Sea Attorney Borden.
til
.,Dry mill blocks. Phono (ir.O-Il. 9
L. I. Fry of Phoenix will leave next
. Sunday to visit his sun and other
relatives nt Minimi Station, Mo.
; For ono weok wo will glvo a pair or
ice tongs free, with tho purchase of a
couixm Ico book. Jackson County
.Crenmory. .Phone 61. tf,
. Election night dance, Tuesday, June
7(h, at American Legion hall, 60
L
Mrs. B. F. Lindas of Medford was a
guest of Mrs. A. E. Kellogg at Gold
Hill last week.
Election Night danco Tuesday, June
7th, at American Legion hall. C'
Dance Jacksonville, Friday, June
10th. Majestic orchestra. Big special
feature, Billy Young in popular songs.
69
Many peoplo from the country dis
tricts were Inconvenienced and much
disappointed at finding the bank of
the city closed today because of the
state election being held, as well as a
number of local residents.
In thirty seconds hall can destroy a
crop that requires a year to reproduce.
Insurance against loss by hail at low-
rates Is offered by the McCuidy Insur
ance Agency. 09
"It's Her Turn Now,' Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Juno 6-13.
Nash hotel guests include E. J.
Rogers of Glacier, Park, Mont., Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Davis of West Chester,
la., Mrs. E. Woodworth and Anna
Woodworth of Wllmet, Kim., and O. S.
Sunquist and F. I). Coinstock of Ta-
coma. ,
First-class carpenter work. Esti
mates furnished. Phono Dixon G39-J-4.
8U
Hoar Hilly Young Blng "Slow and
Easy," Jacksonville dance, Friday
night. (!!)
Tho "Mary" musical comedy com
pany which played at the Page last
night left for Eugene this morning
where tho attraction appears tonight.
Wo are paying the highest prices for
nil kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm
Bureau Co-Operatlvo Exchange. tf
Swimming at Nat, bonis 2 to C and
7:30 to 9:30 p. in. tt
Tho Wednosday evening prayer
meeting lit tho First Baptist church
will be In cha:go of tho Golden Link
class, with tho program given by the
Gleaners' class. All who gave the Hap-
tist church as their etioico during the
revival meetings aro requested to be
present at 7:i that ovening. A large
attendance of tho members Is urged.
Next Sunday morning Rev. F. It.
Ix"ach will deliver his first anniver
sary sermon, and at the evonlng ser
vice the ordinanco of baptism will lie
administered.
American Legion Election Night
dance, Tuesday, Juno. 7 tit. at American
Legion ball. Come and hear tho re
turns. Cli
Popular dance Orth hall, Jackson
ville, Friday night, Juno tilth. Majestic
orchestra. (l!l
Pat Swayne of tho Applegnto spent
a few hours in tho city and Jackson
ville Sunday on business.
Lawn mowers Bhurpouecf right. , Lib
erty Shop. 2C1-J. tf
If a farmer or orchardhit loses only
ono crop In Ihlrly-flvo years from flro
or ball ho has lost moro than adequate
Insurance would cost for tho same
length of tlmo at today's rates. Mc-
Curdy Insurnnco Agency. (Ill
A. E. Kellogg or Gold Hill attended
to business mattors in tho city Monday
attornoon.
Plci.tlng
llomstltchlng,
8c per yd.
Huttons covorod.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Beginning Juno 10 tho Pantorlum
will mako'a special rate or $1 .60 for
thoroughly cleaning men's suits.
Phone 244 and wo will call. 71
James Whitlaker of Klamath Falls'
has returned to his homo after spend
ing a week in tho city.
"It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Juno 0-13.
Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
scrvlco. City Cleaning & Dyolng Co.,
401 South Rivorsldo. tf
Followers or pugilism In the city aro
getting excited over tho championship
tiattlo July 2 at Jersey City, between
lieorgos carpcnlter, champion of Eur
ope, and Jack Dempsey, heavyweight
champion of tho world. Tho general
opinion Is that Dcmpsoy ought to he
whipped, but that Carpentiei- Ib not
able to do It. Tho fight will bo held
Saturday nfternoon. Tho Mall Trlbuno
will display and print ringside bulle
tins of tho fight, and tho Sunday Sun
will havo a lull and complete account
of tho greatest fistic encounter in his
tory. Another battle In which local
fans aro Interested Is the return match
Juno 15 at Portland between Jack
ltrltton and Davo Shade. Million Is
welter champion of tho world and thoy
recently fought a draw.
American Legion Election Night
dance, Tuesday, June 7th, at American
Legion hall, t'oiuo and hear tho re
turns. tiC
Dry mill blocks. Phono G50-K. (19
A reduction of raelflc package
goods. Handicraft Shop. OS
Regno lilver valley strawberries nro
ripening ..fast under the warm Juno
sun, anil this week will seo plenty of
tlio fruit on sale, and a drop la prices.
Attention strawberry growers! Wo
can furnish you cups and crates nt
lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opora-tlvo
Exchange tf
Regular communication of Kennies
chapter Wednesday evening, June Sth,
8 o'clock sharp. Initiation work, lto
fi'i'shmonts will be served. C7
N, H. Farmer of Albany Is among
(he out of-towu visitors in the city this
week, anil is visiting friends In this
city and Ashland.
Waller (1. Gleeson, grand keeper of
records and seals will bo with us Mon
day evening to pay Talisman Lodge an
olflcial visit. All Knights be sure and
be there. t;5
Dry mill blocks. Phone fir.O-lt. t9
Tho last Issue of the Literary Digest
coutaliiH a description of Crater Lake,
and Instructions to tourists on how to
roach the scenic wonder.
Trv our innrrhnnl lutt.-h Tim
Shasta.
When bettor automobiles aro built,
llulck will build them. tf
Raymond Heamis of Yreka. Calif,
Is spending a few days lu the city at-
tending to business matters.
Fruit ladders, all sizes. Karl Fruit
Company, 67
The graduation exercises of the Uni
versity of Oregon law school will be
held at Eugene, June 20. Among the
graduates is Don Newbury of this city,
who will begin the practice of law
with bis father. Attorney Gus New
bury of this city in the fall.
Call at Handicraft Shop and get the
prices on children's colored wash
dresses. 68
Sweet peas 5c a bunch and aspara
gus 15c a pound. Phone 86-R. Mrs.
E. J. Stelner on Central Point road. 71
In a recent story published in thiB
paper It was stated that the apart
ment bouse built by Mine. Jeffers on
North Riverside avenue cost $3500.
Mine. Jeffers says the building when
finished will cost in the neighborhood
or jnooo,
American Legion Election Night
danco Tuesday, June 7th, at American
Legion hall. Come, and bear tho re
turns... . CO
Our new Intensive course In machine
bookkeeping will qualify you to do
practical bookkeeping work in a few
weeks. Speed typing and shorthand.
Summer classes (morning only) at
special low rates begin Julio fith.
Medford Business College. CO
The Applcgutc Is still too high and
muddy for good fishing, and it will be
a couple of weeks before any good
catches will bo made. The Applegate
Is a favorite fishing ground for a num
ber of local people.
Pino flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber company. tf
Uso pure lead spray for your last
application. Corona Dry Arsenate of
Lead. Earl Fruit Company. (17
The police havo received complaints
of the usual summer activity of flower
ti.icves who are raiding lawns.
Cso pure lead spray for your last
applications. Corona Dry Arsenate of
lead. Earl Fruit Company. 67
Sweet potato plants for salo at Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co. tf
Tho Blue Ledge mine has been shut
lown completely, and not a pound of
copper will bo mined this year, duo to
the unstable condition of the copper
market.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Election night dance Tuesday, Juno
7th, at American Legion hall. 0(1
Henry Callaghan and Samuel llertle-
son spent Monday afternoon lu Gold
Mln looking over mining Interests.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotlero for
Nullono. Phono D85-J. tf
It. A. Holmes, tho insurance Man.
Insurance, and 'Bonds, plus Service.
The work of cutting hay in the Ap
plegate country will begin tills week.
The Canti'iill and Newbury ranch will
begin this work about the inlddlo or
tho week. This Is tho largest hay
ranch in tho Applegate. The farmers
will try and havo their first cutting
under cover by Juno 25lh.
Dancing at Nat tomorrow night.
Splendid music. A good time. Admis
sion 10c. (ill
American Legion Election Night
dance, Tuesday, Juno 7th, at American
Legion hall. Como and hear the re
turns. 66
J. G. Bohannnn, a merchant of Duus-
mulr, Calif., and wife spent u few
hours Monday in tho city.
Fruit ladders, all sixes. Earl Fruit
Company. 67
Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. nt the
Farm Bureau Co-oporutivo Exchange.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Trowbridge loft
Sunday morning by unto for Portland
whern thoy will visit tho Rose Festival
returning the last of tho week.
Election night dance Tuesday, Juno
7th, at American Legion hall. 6(1
For carpentor work phono Dixon,
539-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 67
Mrs. Sam Richardson who has been
111 nt her homo with pneumonia is pro
gressing rapidly towards health.
Hemstitching 8c per yard. Owing
to the reduction in all lines, wo have
reduced tho price of hemstitching to
fc por yard. Your orders nro respect
fully Boliclted and will rocoivo very
prompt atttontion. ,Tho Vanity Shop,
cor. E. Main and Hnrtlett. (Ill
For top and upholstering. Do Luxo
Auto Top Shop. . tf
Judge and Mrs. M.iblon Piirdln ex
pect lo leave Thursday of ibis week by
auto lor Portland where they will at
tend tho Rose Festival.
Community dancing at Nat Wednes
day night. Spot dances. A number
of boxes of candy will bo given away.
Admission 10c. (Hi
Violin Instruction, Floronco Ilowoll,
spoclnl attention to boglimors. Spnrtn
building, phono D 15-1 1. tf
A number of Medford people uro
acquainted with tho territory swept
over by the flood that devastated
Pueblo, Colo., among them A. II. Wil
liams and family of this city.
American Legion Election Night
dance, Tuesday. June 7th, at American
Legion hall. Come and hear tho re
turns. The warm days havo sent the small
boys of the oily to Bear crook swim
ming holes, and tho Juveniles are
warned that they must wear some
thing while thus engaged.
Election night Ounce Tuesday, June
7th, at American Legion hall. (Ii;
It took the crossing watchman and
two brakemen to halt, an autolsl en
deavoring to cross (he tracks in the
face of an approaching train Monday j
afternoon at the Main street crossing.!
COMMON WITCHHAZKL!
FINE FOR SORE EVES
It is xui'pi'lsiiiK bow quickly eye In.
Humiliation is hclpi-d by common
vltchlutzel. camiillm-. hvilra.HtiM. nt.
us mixed in Utvoplik eve wash. One
lilirly lady, who Iwul been iinulil.il
with chronic eye liillammutlou for
ninny years, was Kiciitly helped In two
days. We KUmalitee a small bott ;; nt
l-nvoptik to help ANY CASK weak,
strained or Inflamed eyes. Aluminum
eye cup KKKK.
Medford Pharmacy Main and Cen
tral fts, Adv.
The county road scarifier has been
moved to a point four miles west of
Ruch, and will begin work on the main
portion of the Blue lAJilge road. The
detour that eliminates tho Jackson
ville hill has been finished up to ihe
point of putting on the covering, and
will be open for traffic about the first
of July. A new scarifier, and other
equipment arrived last week for uso
on the road. The Blue Lodge road Is
in good shape, there being no heavy
truck travel over It this year.
We develop kodak films free. West
Side Pharmacy. , tf
Tho feeling has become so Intense
over the enforcement of the game
laws In Josephine county, that the
;skin of a spotted fawn was last week
nailed on the door of a game warden's
place of business.
Save monoy on wrapping paper by
using-wblto print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Emerson Merrick is now employed
ill tho Salem offico of tho state high
way commission.
Notice Beginning Juno 1st, our
price for hemstitching will bo 8c per
yard. Satisfaction guaranteed. Vanity
lint Shop. 66
Dr. 11. P. Ilnrgravc, former prom
inent citizen of Medford, left for bis
home In Oakland, Calif, today after
returning this morning from a visit to
Portland and Seattle.
('(immunity dancing at Nat Wednes
day night. SKt dunces. A number of
Isixes of candy will bo given away.
Admission 10c. 66
It Started Something
"I havo nut Haiti anytlihiK to you,
but liuvu bvvn saying to others ami
Jiavy induced many to take your imnll
vino and his convinced. Mayr's Won
derful ilcuicdy Is correctly named. Jt
removed stuff from mc 1 never
thought toti Id be In n human helm;
and I feel like a different person.
The. pain in my riKht Hide disappeared
al once, which four doctors tin id
would require an operation; also lli'j
bloating and indigestion.'
It 1h a simple, harinlesn preparation
I hat removes the catarrhal mucus
(from tho Intestinal tract und allays
tho Inflammation .which causes prac
tically all stomach, liver and intesti
nal ailments, IncludliiK appondlcil is.
One dose will convince or money re
funded. Kor h:io by all drujrists. Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOR SALH Oak dining table, two
solid oak rockers, oak library table,
two dressers, two ranges. 101 S.
Central. 6S
WANTIOD Four square second-hand
, linoleum. Box S, Mail Tribune. 61)
WANTED Bookkeeper desk and
stool. What havo you to offer? II,
caro Mall Tribune.- 68
FOR SALK Strawberries $1.00 a
crate ,aml pick -tiein yourself, or
l.:(0 picked. i(t G. Smith, Central
Point, Tel. ftj .&:!. . .67"
FOR SALK Attractive modern house,
two-story bungalow type. Kast front
and deep porches, 8 rooms, built-in
features ill: living room, dining room
and kitchen.- Two baths, fire-place,
largo screeiied-in porch, two wood
sheds, frnlt room and garage. Beau
tiful lawn and shade trees. Lot SOx
160. 810 S. Riverside. Phone HOli-V.
77
FOR SALIC Strawberries. Special
prlco if you pick them. Phone 452-L
68
FOR SALIC 1918 Chevrolet tourini?,
new top and paint, A-l shape. Clood
rubber. $550. 607 V. Eleventh. OS
ROOM AND BOARD ill privato family,
by day or week. Meals U5c. Mrs.
Daly, No. 3, Fast Fourth. 71
WAXTFD Two boys to carry Oregon
Ian paper routo to call at 6 o'clock
212 N. Front. 66
DR. RICKERT
Eyes Scientifically , Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
no drops usm
Broken IiCiiscs Accurately Duplicated
;- lWCTOUY ON ritKMlSKS
. 808 K. Main, Upstairs
C k,iy & hr-nrl
I new Corona
portnblo type
writer. Other nmkoa
at attraotive prices.
6m mm before you buy.
M i:il"0!U
POOK STOKE
Ems.
The Next Time YouVe
Ready to Buy a Tire
.You Can Savo One-Half the Cost by Having Your
Old Ones Half -Soled.
Gives your old tires 5,000 additional miles service.
Is it not worth investigating before you buy another
tire?
More Mileage Tire Co.
PETTY &
132 So. Riverside
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
Tcrsons suffering from catarrhal
deafness, or who are growing hard of
hearing and have head noises will bo
Klad to know that this distressing hf
fliction can usually be succL'.si',illy
treated at home by :tn Internal medi
cine that In many instances has -f-fected
complete relief after other
treatments have failed. Sufferer-
who couldt scarcely hear hav-; had
their hearing restored to such an ex
tent that the tick of a watch was
plainly audible seven or eiht inches
away from either car. Therefore, if
you know of someone who is troubled
with head noises or catarrhal deaf
ness,, cut out this formul i and hand
it to them and you may havt! been the
means of savins some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deHfnes.-:. Tho
prescription can be prepare! at home
and is mado as follows:
Secure from your druppist 1 oz.
farmint (Double , Strength). C Ko
tbis home and add to it i pint nf lvt
water and a little granulated fiuirir
stir until dissolved. Take one iai.de
spoonful four times a day.
Parinint is used in this way not
only to reduce by tonic acticn .h'j in
flammation and swelling in the Kus-
tachhin Tubes, and thus to equalize
the air pressure on the drum, but to
correct any excess of secretions in Ihe
middle ear and tho results it wives
are nearly always quick and efiectivp.
10 very person who has catarrh in
any form, or distressing rumbling,
hissing sounds in their ears, should
give tbis recipe a triuK ,.
BREAD!
The one food that all the people
want all the time.
Plain and wholesome substantial
ami nourishing
Give it the first place on your table.
No other food has the same food
value.
Ours Is a really delicious loaf.
Ask your grocer to send you a loaf
today.
Hread Is your Heat l'ood Eat
more of it.
NUT-BROWN BREAD
"Tho Bread that Builds" ;
PEERLESS BAKERY
Ask Your JH'iilcr for Niit-Hrowu '.
HroJitl - . ( - f
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
WHY NOT?
have your old cirpcls nnd riiKH woven
Into u serviceable and revcraablo
PLl'FF Kl'G
Dick sayH "Tlio rune 1VE clean nro
CLEAN when 1V1S clean 'em."
rhono 180 Free Delivery
Mosan Art Rug Co.
110 West Tenth (St.
STORAGE
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FURNITURE
MOVING
PACKING,
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SHIPPING,
BAGGAGE
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KEIZUR TRANSFER
Tor. Itnrllell Mill. Phono :t:i:t
Old papers for houscclcaning
Mail Tribune offico.
VAUGHN
Phone 162-R
Barefoot Sandals for Your Children
"Hi-Quality" "Lo-Prices'.'
Also
OXFORDS and MARY JANES
"Coco Shoes.'
"Have YOU Seen Crater Lake.
Y. W. C. A. Budget Campaign $3000
June 6-13, 1921
"IT'S HER TURN NOW"
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
They're everywhere in our community life today doing
their share of its work, bearing their share of its responsibili
tics, taking part in every worth while activity.
They, therefore, merit their share of ita resources for rccrea- 1
tion, companionship, self-improvement.
Tho Y. W. C. A. is a community center for girls with a friendly 1
welcome for girls of all ages and all creeds ready to help thorn
solve their problems and meet their needs at all times.
An investment for our girlhood will bring it3 returns to you in
a happier, efficient, and more self-reliant body of young women
in our home and business world. . ;
Will You Help Make These
5 Possibilities a Reality
, Stand by the Girlhood of Medford and have your, "gift ready
when we come to you this week. '
(This space donated by th Busy 'Corner Motor Co.)
BASANTA SINGH
Hindu Champion
VS.
R. W.HAND
Un-Dcfeatod , Southern Oregon Champion
NO PRELIMINARIES
FINISH MATCH
BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS .
PAVILION ARENA
GOLD HILL, OREGON
Friday, June 10.
SEATS ON
Ross & Ross, Central Point;
Brown & Brown, Medford;
Medford-Jacksonville Stage line
FARE 10c
WttUliiK room MediorJ, 5 South Front IMumo HUB
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
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21 N. Central
9 p. m. Sharp
SALE AT
Irwin Cigar Store, Ashland; '
M. D. Bowers, Gold Hill.
, TICKET, PRICES 1
$3.00, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Site 'J
, WITH MSDFCSD TRADS lS.M!D?0Rp, gADS