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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. OKECiON. SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1921 " r' ,
ocal and
Personal
Meilforil and Jacksonville wa8 straw
berry crazy today, so to speak, due to
tho fact that Uio luscious fruit Is ho 1-
Arlene II. Bunch Ik a guest from
Rut to Kalhi who is registered at the
Holland.
B W ftYQfiTI fl l ln 1,10 Truax store's half-paBo ad In
yesterday s Tribune the dale for the
opening of their great under price sale
was given as July 11th, whereas tho
salo opened this morning at 9:00
f'fllh limn 11,1. A .......... I
nS cneapcr man .or years pasi .. , , and o attended ! In riding trousers and tenth-
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themselves of the many bargains of- inquired Elevator Opertitor Dick fal
tered. The salo will continue for der, as he bowed low, not recognizing
thirteen days. I tlio distinguished looking personage.
Don't sit on your cow s tail. Keep It ! c'tary 'th " his records,
quiet by using Cow Kase. Keeps flies : ftc - t'XIK'cIs to move to national park
II. If. Long, the efficient and nltl
luillnous secretary of Alex Sparrow,
just to try himself out for tho Crater
l.ake season soon lo open, bewildered
the pofitoffico attaches and others who
happened to be 111 the federal building
by coming to work this morning In a
brand new national park uniform,
which Included the ci,c!OHlng of his
grown supply will give out before thoy
can get enough for their cunning
needs. The supply today could not be
gin to fill the great demand and house
wives importuned the grocerH and the
public market to take their orders for
future delivery. At tho public market
alono about seven hundred cases could
have: boon sold today. Even country
people came to th city to liny .straw
berries. ' One -commercial dealer who
was to have sold his entire Biipply at
the public mai kfct jodny sold 100 cases
for $175 to a Klamath Falls dealer who
came to tho city last night ln an auto
truck to take them away.
Bookkeeping quickly mastered
through Burroughs Simplified System.
Six weeks course, low rates. Speed
typing and shorthand. Medford Busi
ness Cpllogo, , 75
"Whenever bettor I.lfo Insurance Is
written, Cochran and his agents will
be writing it.'1 tf'
Among the thirty-three students
who were graduated from Mount An
gel college at St. Benedict, Ore., last
TucBday was Lawrence Huff of Med
ford in tho high school science de
partment. . r
Largo size refrigerator Bullablo for
store. DeVoo. tr
Tfrigonla Oil and Gns Co. stockhol
ders ' please take notice, that a Stock
Owners election for. a board direc
tors, to serve tho next your, hegtaning
July 1st, '1921, will be held at the
Medford Public Llbrory, at 2 ,p. in.,
Juno 20th, 1921.. :.' 70
Boy Scouts who are going on the
Union Creek camping trip nro rcnuest
ed to meet at tho. Washington school
grounds at 7 o'clock this evening and
bring their expense money. D. 10.
Millard, Bcoutinnstor makes this re
quest. ' - t
Community dancing tonlto at Natn-
torlum. None hotter. Admission 10c.
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Phoenix Garage. Is now open for
buslnoss. A share of your patronage
Is solicited. J. II. Slano. 73
Among tho guests from a distance
at the Holland nro 8, M. .loues of Now
York City, R-H: Boddlnghouso of Chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs. M.- Marlon of llrlt
ton,' S.-'D., and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C.
Bamford and Mrs. K Mitchell of Saul
Diego. .
' It will pay you to tako a trip to
Endors' Deit. Storo, Ashland. 75
Ladies' got your hair' pormnnontly
waved, tlio- Nestle way, licensed opera
tor. For appointment phono 71. Ash
land, Wlnolnnd's 1 lull-dressing l'nrlors.
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Tho (iolillm fluln has a window or
outing garments representing tho sen
sible In dress Tor tho Y.' W.-C. A.
Week-end community dancing parly
at Natntorlum tonlto. Admission 10c.
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Flrst'class ' carpenter work. Natl
mates furnished. 1'hono Dixon D30-J-4.
' ' ' - SC.
- Rev. Lawrcnco, the nev pastor of
tho Presbyterian church, has arrived
hero from Klamath Falls with his wife
and children, who had - remained In
that city bIiico he assumed the local
pastornto, until tho public schools
closed.,
If you nro looking for up to date
shops, clothing: dry goods, ladles'
ready-to-wear at popular prices, visit
Enders Big Store,- Ashland. 7I
' ; School for drawing and painting.
Mrs. Edmondson, Collogo bldg. 927-X
87
The Elks will hold Flag day exor
cises Tuesday, Juno 1-lth, at, 8 p. in. at
the Elks Icinplo. 'rho puidjo Is cor
dially Invited to nltemr IHiV exercises
and especially the members of. tho (1.
y.ih., Spanish-American War -Voter-aiisj
Amorlcan Legion and affiliated
organizations. Colonel K, Ki Kelly
wll' givo tho address of the evening.
: Fun and frolic nt Nat tonlto. 70
"It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Juno fi-13.
Oregoulans registered at the Med
for last night and this morning were
C. It. Stromhach, W. C. and S. C. Van
Knpn.of Klninath Falls, Harry It.
ltogue of Eugene, M. J. Montlcth of
Albany, and the following from Port
land: Mr. and Mrs. M. Itedniond, Mrs.
O. M. Loffand, J. Stuart Lonvy, A. N.
Holman, F. Llndslrom, W. S. Zimmer
man, E. E. McClure, Geo. E. Hislop
and E. M. Pugh.
Whoro Is Medford located? 12 miles
north of Enders Department storo. 7fi
Sweet peas 6c a bunch and nspnni:
Kus 15c a pound. Phone Sli-lt. Mrs.
K. J. Kleiner on Central Point road. 71
The recently organized Grants Pass
baseball club will play n game with
tlio Yreka tenni tomorrow, and will
play with the Crescent City team on
July ,ird and 4th. .
Swimming ami dancing at tho Nata
torliim to-nltn. 70
.'"It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A.
budget cnmpalRii, Juno C-1,'1.
Tho Pacific highway const met ion
crews, nro rapidly Hearing Gold Hill
and the highway between here ami
Hock Point In . tlolourod in many
places. Tho road will bo completely
-closed 111 the mar future ami travel
will ho directed to the other side of
Hoguo river. Gold Hill News.
.-.Don't forget Enders saves you
money real dollars. 75-
Party shipping ear household goods
to Oakland next week has space to
Bparo. Box 40, Mnil Tribune. 7:i
O. M. Cornillus left today lor south
em California on a visit to his chil
dren. Ho expects to be absent fur a
month.
You can Bavo dollars nt Enders Blg
Store, New duds at new prices. 75
Lawn mowers shnipened. Mitchell
gadder Co., 310 East Main. f
away. Monarch Seed Co. tf
Itov. F. XI. Leach will preach his
flrBt anniversary sermon as pastor of
the First Baptist church Sunday mor
ning. , The message will bo one of
IntcreBt not alono to the membership
of the church, but to all interested in
tho church. His subject will bo "What
Is Heal Church Success?" At the even
ing Bervlce at 8 a number of the new
members will bo received by baptism.
The evening service hour changes to
8 p. m. Sunday.
Sunday, Juno 12: Special chicken
dinner. Mrs. Daly's, fiyr 35c. No. :!
East Fourth streoL (J9
Wo arc paying 20 and 25c for hens
at Farm Bureau Co-Opr. Exchange. 70
Tho Weeks & Orr furniture store
has a rest room window representing
the Y. W. C. A.
Typewriters Wo buy, sell, trade,
rent and repair all makes typewriters.
Medford Book Storo. ' 72
Wo devolop kodak films freo. West
Sldo Pharmacy. . tf
W. H. Ilanna, of Medford, southern
Oregon ngont for tho . Associated Oil
company, spent Wednesday in the city
on business. Mr. Ilanna . states that
tho company is now delivering to
Grants Pass 1500 gallons or gasoline
dally by auto truck, to tho four Asso
ciated dealers hero now. Other deal
ers aro to bo taken on as soon as more
truck equipment is secured. Grants
Pass Courier. , ,
Dance, Eagle Point by. spoclal re
quest, Saturday, June Jlth. Majestic
orchestra featuring Hilly Young. 70
"It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A
budget campaign, Juno 0-13.
Nash lintel guests Include J. B.
Kenstman of San Francisco and W. 10,
Lock wood and J. N. E. Allen of Vm
Angeles.
We are paying 22c for eggs at the
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange.
, ' ; 70c
Saturday night, Juno II III, dnnce
Eagle Point. Special event. Majestic
snappy music. 70
'he Pythian Memorial day will be
observed nexl Tuesday by the Knlghls
of Pythias lodges throughout tho Unit
ed States.
Have you seen tho. Mannllcher C
M-M Aiistrliin-niade gun in tho win
dow of tho Southern Oregon Hardware
Co. Tills is the only gun or tho kind
In this city or county and is said to be
0110 of the best guns made It. will he
hero until Tuesday and ir not sold will
be taken away. Price $75. , 70
Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec
ialty, phono 127-11. , 82
Hev. , D. 10. 'Millard, pastor of the
First Christian church of Medford, has
been n very busy man the past week
having conducted six funerals In five
days in Medford, Jacksonville, Gold
Hill and Sams Valley, besides per
forming two wedding .ceroinonles In
Medford and Central Point.
Dance and supper Eaglo Point Sat'
nniay night, Juno llth. 7u
Billy Young with the Majosllc or
chestra, Eaglo Point, Saturday night.
70
Fred L. Colvlg. former county recor
der, Is soon to lako oxamlnatlon for
entrance Into the consular scrvico
with a post In South America In view.
Plcotlng
lloiniitlti'hlng,
Sc per yd. . ,
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shup lf
Beginning June 10 tho Pantorium
will inako a special rate of $1.50 for
thoroughly cleaning men's suits.
Phono 2V1 and wo will call. 71
Itev. L. Myron Boozer, the student
pastor of the O. A. C. and former Med
ford pastor, addressed a meeting of
tho Portland chamber, of commerce
this week on "Religions Education."
and also gavo an address before the
Ministerial association of the state
metropolis.-
Swimming nt Nat, hours 2 to 5 and
7:30 to 9:30 p. m. tf
"It's ller Turn Now," Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, Juno fi-12. . .
Included among the guests from a
dlstaneo at tho Medrord are J. 10.
Shanks of Chicago, James llarbutt of
Boise, Ida., anil the following Callfor
nlans: Mr. anil Mrs. K. F. Crocker of
Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. George
W. M e, Mrs. It. W. Moore, and,
George W. Monro of llerkelev, .Mrs. E.
Winters and Miss E. .1. Ervln of Los
Angeles, and W. II, O'Neill, M. A.
Goldstein and W. 11. Berteaux of San
r ranclsco. ,
Savo money on wrapping papor by
unln? white print pnper in rolls. Ask
this orflro. tr
Wo aro paying tho highest prices for
all kinds ot poultry nnd eggs. Farm
Bureau Co-Operative Exchange. tf
C. ('. l.emou, local manager of the
Oregon Growers ('imperative nssoehi
lion arrived home this forenoon from
11 short business visit at Salem.
Lawn mowors stiariienoif right. Lib
erty Shop. 2G1-J. tf
Phono 4 71. Guaranteed work, nromnt
service. City Clenning & Dyeing Co.,
401 South Riverside. tr
This was chicken day at tho public
market, and this morning fully 200
rryers and stewers were quickly sold
out lo tho fowl hungry public. There
was also a goodly ;upply of fresh beef
Mid veal. ;
Brooms made li- the ltogun Itlvor
Broom Wnrks are ihe best tor the
money. Insist on heme made brooms.
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headquarters at Crater Lako on June
25th.
Try our ,morchnnt runon. The
Shasta. . '
Attention strawberry growers! Wo
can furnish you cups .and crates at
lowest .prices.' Farm Bureau Co-Opera-tlvo
Exchange. . tf
Misses Dorothy and Miriam Boozer,
formerly or Medford, arrived this week
from Corvullis to be the guests of Miss
Lulu Benedict for several weeks.
All owners of ears must have tail
light burning on said cars If left
standing on any side street after dark.
Otherwise they aro subject to a fine
which Is a strict state law. Chief of
Police. 70
"It's Her Turn Now,' Y. W. C. A.
budget campaign, June C-13.
The Eugene Guard ut Friday pub
lished tho following item about a for
mer well known Medford woman'
"MIsb Hazel Ruder, a graduate of the
University of Oregon, will arrive Sun
day to bo the guest of Miss Charley
Fenton during tho coming wepk. Miss
Rader has recently been promoted to
assistant head ot the physical educa
tion department In the Oakland, Oil.,
technical high school. She Is on.. her
way to spend the summer nt her homo
in Walla Walla."
Whon bettor automobiles are built,
Buli'k will build them. tr
F. F. Stone, the barber, O'Brien's
old stand.. . tf
Tho Monarch Soet! and Feed. Co.
have an nltractlvo window for the Y.
W. C. A. made of seeds. Tho triangle
with the letters Y. W. C. A. that is
used everywhere Tor the organization,
Is beautirully mado of dark and light
seeds and Js another triumph for Air.
MILseho's art in arranging such at
tractive windows by tho use of seeds.
Pino fluiiiq lumber at Big Pines
Lumber company. , tfj
Iuvost your savings In the Jackson
County Building nnd Loan association.
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An .eight pound daughter was born
last night to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc
Curdy at the Sacred Heart hospital.
Mr. McCurdy is at his homo ill,
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Paul Ilanseu, corsotlore for
Nullono. Phone 585-J. tf
Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. nt the
Farm Bureau Co-oporallvo Exchange.
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Miss Elizabeth Hill arrived homo oil
tho morning train today trom Corvnl-
11k where she attended tho O. A, C.
this year, for tho suminer vacation.
Mrs. 11. j. Tonn and three children
of Lako Crook, wero visitors in the
clty'Frlday. ,
Wo develop kodak films freo. West
Sldo Pharmacy. tf
Flies Irritate your row. Sho won't
give as much milk If troubled with
them. Keep her sprayed with Cow
lOaso. Monarch Seed Co., sales agents.
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Last Wednesday afternoon at II10 ol
flclatlng minister's home. Itev. D. E.
Millard on West Eloveuth street, Dr.
Earlo B. Stewart of Itoseburg and
Miss Pearl E. Stuart woro married In
tho presence of the groom's mother
mid rather who aro accompanying the
nowlywods on a trip touring the coun
try in an Essex car. A tier qulto an
extended trip they -will inako their
homo In Rnseburg.
Violin Instruction, Florence Ilowoll,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone D4G-IT. . . tf
R. A. Holmes, tho insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. ,
Fair and warmer weathor Is . the
welcome prediction for Sunday to the
many folks who hnvo planned outings
that day.
Wo aro paying 23c for eggs nt tho
at Farm Bureau Co.-Oper. Exchange.
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Included among tho Orcgonlnns reg
istered at the Holland aro Bell Spong
of Springfield. C. C. Clark of Grants
Pass, Elizabeth .11., Bunch ,of Lcland
and the rnllowlng from Portland: Mrs.
F. Lily, Frank G. Bennett,. Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. M. Hand, P. S. Drake, G. J.
.McQueen and J. J. Scott.
The Girl Reserves of the Y. W. C.
A. conducted a .sale of sweet peas,
roses, carnations nnd honieniade
candy this morning at tho public
market.,' . " !
Earl York, mail carrier, who lias
been on his 15 days vacation returns
to work Monday, and 011 that day Car
rier Stanley Sherwood starts 011 his
vacation, as will O. W. Dejarnett, one
of tho postotrice clerks. The latter,
not caring what becomes ot himself
plans to tako a motorcyclo trip to
Portland.
$50.00 reward for return of box of
tools taken from H. C. Thomas house
in east Medford. C. E. Starns, 701
West Jackson. t 72
Among tho many taking tho teach
ers examinations at Grants Pass this
week was E. W. Jacobsou of Jackson
county.
Dunce at Beagle Saturday, June 11.
Good music. Good cats. Good order.
Good roads. Good time for everybody.
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OFFICIAL COUNT
MEET AI COLD HILL
Tho Soldiers and Rallora Associa
tion of Southern, Oregon liold tholr
regular business meeting at Gold. Hill
today. Officers present wore Col.
Commander E.- K. Hall of Ashland.
Lieut. Col. J.. E. Poterson of Grants
Pass; Major A.! J. T. Smith of Gold
Hill, J. P. Sayle of Ashland.
It was decided to hold tho reunion
ot the Soldiers and Sailors of South
ern Oregon at Ashland, September
5th to September inth,,at tho old
camp grounds In the park.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Among Friday's arrivals at thecity
auto camp ground wero the follow
ing: Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Mann and
fivo children of Corning, Calif., tour
.Ing north; 'Mr. and Mrs. V. Van Ellis
of Long Beacln, Calif., en rdute
north; Mrs. H. L. Tonn and three
children of Lako Creek, spending the
day hore. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Baird
of Vallojo, Col., on route homo from
ji trip to Portland; Mr. and Mrs. L.
Neal of Chicago, who aro en route to
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Selcker
and child ot Stockton, Calif., who aro
touring to. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. . '..
Zumwald and two children of Corn
ing, Calif., touring north; Daniel TJu-
val and two sons, of Los Angeles, en
route to Portland.
LOCAL ELECTION
The official count of votes cast last
Tuesday in the special election shows
that three measures on tho ballot car
ried in Jackson county. Ihe bonus bill
by a majority of 1456; the hvsrienic
marriage bill by a majority of 2S2
and the Emergency clause veto bill
by a majority of 643.
The bonus bill carried in every pre
cinct but Willow Springs whero it was
defeated by one vote. The same pre
cinct voted against all the other n.'.'.'ii
ures. Tho official count was completed
Friday, nnd is as follows:
Legislative Kogulatlon and Com-
isation Amendment.
Ves 1300
No 1711
.Majority against 405
World War Veteran's Stale Aid
Fund.
Vcs ; 2394
No .. !I3S
AiL . :
The regard and love
held for the departed is
reflected in our able r.r
rangements and care..
We minimize cost and .
troubles.
mi
Majority for .-.
Emergency Clause Veto.
Yes
No
..1450
. . .1753
...1110
Majority for . . 043
Hygienic Marriage Examination.
Yes 1743
No 1481
Majority for 282
. Women Jurors and Revised Jury
Law.
Vcs .....1439
No 1043
Majority against 204
VALLEY GARAGE HAS r
ADOPTED CASH BASIS
W. B. Farmer, a, Ford expert me
chanic, has entered the firm of Far
mer Brothers, making threo brothers
associated togothor in tho Valley Gar
age, and they are prepared to do
everything In their lino. They pay
just as much attention to tho small job
that they do as they do to tho largest,
and guarantee all work.
They also carry accessories for nil
cars, do washing, oiling and have stor
age room. , ,,.
They huvo adopted a cash basis be
ginning Juno 15th, for everything,
which is the inodorn way of doing business.
Card of Thanks
. Wo wish to thank all our friends
and nelghbors.'.Woatonka Council No.
20, Degrco ot PocohontiiB and Wcaton
ka Tribe No. 1 I. O. R. M. . for their
many nets of kindness to us during
our into bereavement; also for tho
many beautiful floral offerings.
II. L. LEACH
MERRILL D RHODES, -MR.
AND MRS. JOHN WALTERS
AND CHILDREN :. :
BENJAMIN WHETSTONE
MR. AND MRS. LIBBY MURPHY.
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: Card of Thanks.
. We wish to thank our many frlond3
and neighbors and tho members ot
the Methodist church for their kind
ness and sympathy shown us in our
lato boreavement. .
HERMAN NEWSTRUM.
AI It. AND MRS. CON FEWER.
Wonder, Ore. .
CHARLES FENNER,.
Los Angeles, Calif.
RALPH FENNER, Campo, Calif.
WILLIAM FENNER
. ALLEN FENNER "
, CONRAD FENNER
, NELLIE FENNER
. . ALICE FENNER. 70
Sharks huvo tho most highly devel
oped reproductive system or all fish.
"After the Revival, What Thenr
Timely Topic nt the
First Christian Church
SUNDAY, 11:00 A. M.
tvOO 1. M. our jiopiiliir evening service. Special mu
sic iiid everybody's song service. You too.
Special Sermon Lecture,
"A PEOPLE SOMEWHAT PECULIAR OR THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF CHRISTIANS"
"The Homelike Church." -
Pythian . Memorial services . will bo
hold Monday night, June 13, at tho K.
P. hall. All Knights aro requested to
bo present. 71
THE FARMERS' BANK
The .Hrst National seeks no One class of
customers, it fully recognizes that business
nienj , professional people, fruit growers,
farmers, and manufacturers are all needed
licre. . . ..
We want YOUR account, MR. FARM.EK.
whether large or small.. We. are concerned
in helping your bank balancegrow; and in.
advising you as to investments.
. Federal. Reserve ..Member. ,
" rlBLDFORD OREGON v-
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ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY
REV. F. R. LEACH,
Pastor.
Rev. F. R. Leach will have a message of interest in:
his first anniversary sermon Sunday, 11 a. in. at the
First Baptist Church
(N. Central and Fifth St.) -Subject:
"WHAT IS CHURCH SUCCESS? ,
8:00 P. M. '
"PERILOUS PROCRASTINATION"
A large number baptized at this service. ...
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AN ENDORSEMENT
llepartmeiit or Commerce, Of flop. (if Secretary.
Mr. II. H. Cellariiis, Secretary, the IV S. League of Illiiltlin;
CiuciiinaM, Ohio.
Washington, April 14, .11121.
ami Ioan Asosciiitlons,
Jly Dear Sir. Cellnrliis On (he occasion of yoiie annual meeting In New Orlcnnn, limy 1, through
you, express to the building and loan' associations, of the Cnitcd States my sincere hope that their work
may greatly extend during Hie coming year. . :., , f-,t
Your associations, true KMple's hanks, popularly controlled nnd locally managed, have spniug up
voluntarily throughout, the country. Through (lie system of weekly or monthly deposits by their
shareholders (bey encourage thrift throughout tlio nations. Through tho system of amortization, in
which the building1 nnd loan associations were the pioneers, .they have made their assets sound anil
worthy of confidence. Through loans principally upon homes they are mi Insduinentallty not only
in solving- tho bousing problem, but in developing self-reliance of our citizenry;
It is my onrnest desire that the building ami loan ussoclaUons of the United States should bo en
couraged by tlio public-spirited citizens in every loculity.
Yours faithfully,
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
C. M. KIDD, President
30 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
O.C.BOS.4
(Signed) JIEKUKIIX HOOVKlt.
ASHLAND NORMAL SCHOOL
June 20 July 29
Leading Teachers anil Lecturers
Km' deliiili'd information write G. A. Ilriscne,. Aslilainl
ASHLAND SUMMER SCHOOL OF MUSIC
v June 20 to July 29
belaud, A. Coon, 'Director nnd Teacher of Piano and Normal Work
Herbert Bickford Pasmore of San Francisco
Intensive Vocal Work
' Madame Tracey Young. Piano Pupils
For Full Information Write Ashland Cliamlicr of Commerce,
SOUTHERN OREGON CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY
June 26 to July 29
Greatest Program Ever Attempted in Ashland
Wonderful Musical Programs
Grout Lectures and Addresses
Dramatic Headings and Kecitals
Many Innovations Full Program Will lie Announced Shortly
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