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PSGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, .TUNIC in. 1921 ocal and Personal A large crowd of relatives and friends is expected to gather at the depot at 6:40 p. ni. tomorrow to wit ness the departure of company A, the local national guard organization, for the annual Oregon national guard en campment at Camp Lewis. The com pany's two coaches and . baggage car will be attached to the regular north bound passenger train departing at that hour. r ; Bookkeeping flulckly .mastered through Burroughs Simplified System. Six weeks course,- low rates. ; Speed typing and shorthand. Jledford Busi ness College, j '' 75 -Steam rolled, barley" .$30 a: ton at Watklns VeW..Store; ' i 76 Immediately following ' the regular session tonlghU Odd Fellows and Ke beknhs will assemble for memorial services for deceased members of the .Medford lodges. An interesting pro gram has been arranged. Ashland l.ithla water bottled at Old l.ithla Springs, sold by Crow-son's, Brown's and DeVoc's. 7(i "Whenever belter LI fo insurance is written, Cochran and his agents will be writing it." tr Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Klum and J. Cartor Brandon left by aulo this mor ning for a several days visit at San Francisco. Large size refrigerator suitable for store. DeVoe. tf Steam rolled barley M a Ion at Watklns Keed Storo. 7 ..Quite a number of Californium; ispont today In Medford. Those regis tered at tho Medford wero Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Brown of south Pasadena. B. Thayor Dodd of San Jose, Mr. and JJrs. T. L. Dottninn and Zoo 10. Dett mnn and Mrs. S. T. Kirk and daughter .of Berkeley, and (he following from San Francisco: Joseph lihrmun, Jr., G. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hyatt and daughter, F. P. Farquhar, W. F. Han sen, Al Anderson, J. S. Dlaviln, L. L. Kornflold, Boy Oppio, .1. H. Ilarnor, Geo. C. Bonnomatin and Geo. W. Har rison. , Phoenix Garago Is now open for business. 'A shaio of your patronage is solicited. J. II. Blaiio. 7:i Drink Ashland l.ithla water. 7i ..Jackson county will bo wull i-opro-sontod at the Farmers Hhort Course which begins at tho O. A. C. today. Quito a number of farm bureau mem bers loft for' Corvallls Saturday imd Sunday, and moro Htarted for there today. County Agent Cute, Assistant County Agont F. C. Holibaiigh, and John B. Blchan were among those de parting .Sunday. Messrs. Cato and Hollbaugh will bo at Corvallls all weok. It will pay you to take a trip to Unilors' Dept. Store, Ashland. 7.r 1 lindnislnnd thero Is a man near Tiilont that wants licio cords or wood cut. I want tho contract. W. 11. Sparks, Jacksonville, Ore. 71 j Suporslltloiis .people aro very care fill about their movements today, ns It 1s the Mill, of the month. Ladies get your hair pernianeiitly .waved, tho Nostlo way, licensed opera tor. For nppolntmont phono 71 Ash land, Winclund's Hairdresslug Parlors. 7:i ( First-class Ncarpontor work. Estl matos;furnlslied. Phono Dixon 639-J-i. SG Members of Chestor A. Arthur Post, Gv A. .11., end all civil war vutorans will inootin the American Legion hall n't .7:30 p. nr. Tuesday, by order of Di W. Luke, commander of tho post, and from thero march In a body to attend tho Flag Day exorcises at the Klkstomplo. . Fisher's Ileal, flour $1 .no a sack. whllo,il lasts Saturday, Juno INth. 71 If you uro looking for up to date shoos, clothing, dry goods, ladles' readyrtn-weur iit..ioulnr prices, visit. Knders lllg Storo, Ashland. 75 Fred Woodstock of Goble, Ore., ar rived ,horo Sunday. by unto, with the Intention of making this city his home. Among the northern California vlsi tors spending Sunday in the city weir Pearl Martin and Gusslo Mae Martin .of Weed, and Mrs. K. L. Illekol and Georgia M. Hloliol or Yreka. They wore guests at the Holland. If you want to be healthful mid en joy good, pure water order a case ol .Hthla water from tho JackBim County Creamery. 7!i Behool for drawing and painting. Mrs. ICdmoudson, College bldg. liUT-X. ,S7 Don lleldlng who Is well known in Medford and who has linen the local .manager of 111" Western Union Tele graph office at Klamath Falls, has re signed that position to take over Hie management of the Khininlh Dally Hoeord. "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, June Ci-lll. . Where is Medford located? VI miles north of lenders Department store. 75 Boh llurkhardt; a Danish boy who has lived In this -country r.i inoiuhi. lind who is scout master of' triiop If", San Frnniiisno, Is so far the leaiflug olio (if douteslantM walking to Heal th! and tliiif k jmd If lie w ins guts a ittiMr's tuiililn Jit the Cuivf-rslly of Cull fornlu.y? ltob spent K lay night as guest at I ho. homo of I). I'.. Millard, the local Kcoittimistcr, and plnyril several piano, solos 'at tho Christian church last night which wore miieh appreciat ed. In . the walking context he is nver uglng .in .miles n day. The contest .started May. 1st from San Francisco but was held up a week when a contes tant Hpralnfd -nu ankle. Attention strawberry growers! Wo ran furnish you cups and rratos at lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera tho Kxfthango. ' II Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Uthrop nie .among the Jnckson. county people In attendance at the Fanners Short ronrse at the O. A. C. h An excellent picture of II. Chandler Egan of Medford, with his character istic smile, holder of the Pacific North west Gold association championship title, apiK-'ars in the Portland Journal of Sunday among the stars of the northwest who will seek the cham pionship title in- the 1'.I21 tourney, which begins a week from today over the Wavcrly Country club course at Portland. Mr. Egan left today for Portland. Bargain for quick sale, 1919 Oakland newly overhauled, new tires. Tel. 409. 76 Sweet peas Be a bunch and aspara gus 15c a pound. Phone Sli-B. Mrs. E. J. Steincr on Central Point road. 71 " ComplnintB registered by tourists concerning the lack of proper detour signs and the condition of detour roads are not justified by tho facts, according to State Engineer . Nunn, who returned to Salem last Satunlay after five days spent in touring the roads between Salem and the Califor nia state line. All detours on state roads covered by N111111, he declares, aro properly and conspicuously mark ed and tho detours arc passable in every instance. "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, June 0-111. Don't forget Enders saves you money real dollars. 75 Among the graduates of the class of 1921 at the University of Washington, is Anderson S. Joy of Medford. The commencement exorcises will bo held Monday, June iiOth, Wo arc paying 24c for eggs at tho Farm Bureau Co-Opcrativc Exchange. tf Parly shipping car household goods to Oakland ne.t week has space to spare. Ilox 40, Mail Tribune 7IS Sheriff Ton-ill left this morning with W. J. Boyd to place tho latter in tho penitentiary at Salem to serve the two years' sentence for forgery which bo drew In circuit court last week. You can save dollars at Enders Dig Store. New duds at new prices. 75 Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Laddor Co.. 313 East Main. tf AI J. Marliueaii, the well known Grants Pass hotel man and member of the Medford Klku lodge, Is able to he home again following ail operation In a hospital In that. city. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ilubbs ol' the Hub Shoo Co, of this city are In San Francisco this week ttttoudlng a shoo buyers convention. Don't sit on your cow's tall. Keep it quint by using Cow Ease. Keeps files away. Monarch Seed Co. tf llerlha L. Mclzcr of Chicago and George .1. Eckre of Soaltle urn visitors III the city and guets at the Medford. "Don't Forget to Visit Crater Lako", is til" admonition which has Just been pulntod in big black letters on the south fence unclosing tho city auto camp ground. The sign is so conspic uous that It Is under the eyes of the auto travelers all tho lime during their stay at tho camp. Typewriters Wo buy, sell, trade, rent, and repair all makes typewriters. Medford Hook Store. 72 Wo develop kodak films froo. West. Sldo Pharmacy. tf Oregon guests at the Medford on Sunday and this niurnlng wore Mr. and Mrs. James Dryden, Winnifred .1. and lloraco W. Dryden of Corvallls, Geo. F. llyland, II. C. Harmon, Mrs. J. E. Tucker and daughtor, T. L.. Stan ley and son and G. I.. Forge of Klam ath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Powell of Albany, V. F. Stater of liugono and tho following from Portland: Frank S. Glover, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hellkeiu per, A. It. lnnes, P. X. Johnson, J. J. Uyrue, H. 11. Walerman and II. J. Peterson. "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, Juno li-13. Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec ially, phono 127-U. 83 Gliosis from a distance at the Hol land include Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Rus sell and F. M, liusscll, Jr., of Chicago. Alia Pearson and Alice Maynard of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. J. lllalr and F. C. Cole of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Itlcliinoiid or Pomona, Calif., and Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Wbeelard and George W. Hanson of San Francisco. Pio.llng I lemsl Helling, fie per yd. Muttons covered. Handicraft .Shop. tf Itegliining Juno 10 the Pantoilum will make a spocial rate of $1,511 for thoroughly cleaning mini's suits. Phono 211 ami wo will call. 71 V. T. Normiln left Sunday aflornoon for 11 several days business visit al San Francisco. Swimming al. Nat, hours 2 to 5 and 7:30 lo 9:30 p. m. tf "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. budget campaign,' Juno .li-13. Placing of welcome arches on the California and Columbia river high ways whom they cross the slate linos into California and Washington Is nd yotcd to the state highway depart ment by Sydney II. Vincent, mnuumu of the Oregon Tourist and Information liu rim u. In a letter that has been senl 10 tho department. Savo money on wrapping papor by tislnir Khlto print paper In roils. Ask thin offlco. tf Wo aro paying tho highest prices for III kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm lluieau Co-Operative. Exchange. tf Mtss Florence Pool, county home demoiislrallon agent. Is at Corvallls attending tho Farmers Short course mid will ho I lion: all week. Lawn mowers shnrponoc; right. 1.1b orty Shop. 2C.1-J. tf Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt jervlce. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 101 South Riverside. tf Mrs. J. E. McDonald or Trail and S. E. Patterson of Eagle Point are Kitcsts at the Hotel Holland. Try our tuorchantr iuhoh. Tho Shasta. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. at the Farm Bureau Co-operative Kxehnnso. If . Thirty-five members of the Boy Scouts troop of Medford, with D. E. -Millard, scoutmaster, in charge, leave at G a. m. tomorrow morning for their first annual camp at Ciiion creek, on tile large tract that has been set aside by the Crater National Forest officials as a camping ground for the Boy Scouts of Southern Oregon. The Med ford boys will dedicate the camp as such and during the week will do much improvement w-ork on the camp ground. The cost of the trip Including all eats is $3 for each boy. The trip to Union creek and return next Satur day, afternoon will be made in two Crater take auto stages through the courtesy of the Crater National Park company. Brooms made by t:ie Rogue River P.room Works are tho best lor the money. Insist on homo made brooms. 71 "It's Hor 1 urn Now Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, Jync 6-13. Dr. E. G. Hidden i( Santa Barbara, Calif., former we'll kiiown dentist of Medford, Is 111 i the city for a short visit. . . ' When better automobiles are built, ftiiick will build them. tf F. F. Stone, the barber, 0'Brisn"s old stand. tf The general public Is urged to at tend the Flag Day exercises at the Elks lodge at the Elks temple tomor iow night. The exercises will begin at 8:30 o'clock prompt. Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. U Mrs. Paul Ilnnscii, corsetlere for N11II0110. Phone D85-.I. tf Mrs. Frank Preston returned Sun day from an extended visit with rela tives and friends of San Francisco. We develop kodalc films free. West Side Pharmacy. tf Guests at tlio Nash include W. S. Gardner and A. L. Downey of Minne apolis, Eli L. Ilegg of India, Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Anderson of Oakland, Calif. G. W. Miller or Klamath Falls, J. S. and W. F. Campbell of Portland, and Anna Stcinmetz of Rogue River. Flies Irrltnto your cow. She won't give ns much milk If troubled with them. Keep her sprayed with Cow Ease. Monarch Seed Co., sales agents. tf" Former Deputy SherllT J. J. MoMa lion left, for Itoseburg by auto Sunday lo report for duty today as one of the new stalo. speed and auto traffic offi cers. All such officers havo a general conforence at itoseburg today and will receive their assignment of territory. R. A. Holmes, tho insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service Mrs. Ralph Ten-Ill and son I rv In are enjoying a len days stay in Port--land, for which city they left the lat ter part oT last week. Violin instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to boglnnera. Sparta building, phono 645-H. tf Tho Pacific highway as far north as Roseburg and south to the summit, of tho Slsklyous is reported In good condition except wlio.ro detours must bo made because of improvement work. In roIiik north a dolour must hnim.dn urm.nd (Inld Mill n fnr na-llin Hock Point brldno. Autos must talto tho opposite ilo of tho river. From Rock Point follow tho pavement to Grants Pass. Itocauso of macadamiz ing work lief UK done on Smith hill cars should tnko" tho old road to the top of tho summit. To the south from Medford of a mllo between Ashland and the Slsklyous and 14 miles on the Slsklyous aro being worked on, but thoro is no trouble In negotiating as tourists aro allowed to pass through all the time. $f0.00 reward for return of box of tools taken from K. C. Thomas house In east M edford. C, K. Stains, 70 1 West Jackson. 71i Among guests from Oregon -at. the Holland are M. Hhockley of Itoseburg, Hurt Wost and -Myron C. (Jaston of Crants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. J. Chandler of Oakland, and the following from Portland: Hay 10. Wongor, II. .1. Wald son, A. J. (Jroce, V. II. .lunklns, W. V.. Hoss, V. N. Kriodman, C. K. lllmann and Ralph Patterson. Pythian Memorial services will be held Monday night, June i:t, at the K. I', hall. All Knights are requested to be present. 71 Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds ArrlvalH Huml.-iy at the c-ily auto rump Included thi following: Mr. and Mrs. A. ToUiMIhoii and two chil dren of Spokane, en route to Seattle; Mr. and Mis. U. K., IVivsull and ehttd of Tni'omu, turning to San Diego: Mr. ami .Mrs. 10. !ray of llarllord, 4'onn.. en route to (Jtanty I'as.s; K. W. King and friend of Loh Angeles, tour ing north; Mr. and Mrs. (I. D. IVrsoll and friend of Taroma. touring to San Diego; Mr. and Mrt. O. i Martin of Seattle, en route to I-os Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. T. S, King of Dozeiuan. Mont, touring to Portland; Mr. and Mrs. II. O. -Mitrhell and three ehihtren, and ludy companion, of Portland, en route to Weed, Tahf.: Mr. and Mrs. (J. I,. iMyaiH and lady companion of Sim Diego, touring mirth; Mr. and Mrs. . I. .Martin of San Krancisi n, hound for I rants 1 'asu; Kohert Kord and friend of Port land, touring wuiih; M r. and Mis. 10. D. 1ni'Kou anil Hilld, and two men of ( trent Kails, M out., en route home from Sout hern fall Corn ia ; I M. Jay of l.os Angeles, touring ninth; Joe Uonh and two oilier men of Port lund, en route to Sieramento; Air, and Mrs. Chs. Mt't'ormlck of I,os Angeles, en route home from Seattle; Kreil Woodwork of Oohlo, 0;i expeets to loiate here; Mr. and Mrs. W. VI. Uags dale and three children and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. freeman and threo children of M itrrow. Ore., en route til two curs to Klamath KalL. Notice Mr. C. I. Kndicott has lought my interest .In tlu "IVUuxe Auto .Top Shop" and he assumes all liabilities. 73 v. M. JONES. 2 AGED CITIZENS STAGEBOUT OVER com land John Antle, age 7G, and James Bowl ing, age 72, both hale and hearty, indulged in a fistic encounter Sunday, over tho ownership of a lot on West Main street.' - The gray-haired battlers were arrested by Chief of Police Tim othy under the city ordinai-co "to pun ish and prevent riots, and disorderly conduct," and are specifically charged with "conducting themselves in a vio lent and disorderly manner, contrary to the peace and dignity of the county of Jackson, and the state of Oregon." Bowling appeared before Justice Glenn O. Taylor this morning, pleaded guilty, and was fined $10 and costs. Antle reserved his plea until 2 o'clock this afternoon.. He is defended by Attorney Gus Newbury. The youthrul pair aro neighbors, and Antlo was cutting grass on the disputed land with a scythe, when liowllng appeared, and, according to tho story ordered him oTf, and, it is alleged ho was armed with a club. i!Kin Antic's refusal to depart. Bowl ing declared, "I'll put you ofr.'4 Antle dropped his scythe and prepared lo defend his territorial Integrity. Then the fracas started. A vigorous encounter ensued, in which Howling was pasted on the nose with a snappy right, and Antle receiv ed a clout across the .wrist with a fir stick with knots on it. Mrs. Bowling is said to have rushed to the assis tance of her mate. Other neighbors rushed to the scene and separated the combatants. The damage was trivial. During tile rumpus Homebody tele phoned Antic's boy Dick, who wont out and informed his pa that "only cats and dogs fight," and "littlo boys must bd kind to each oilier." Harmony was restored without trouble, and the riot stilled faster than it. started. Antlo holds a deed to tho disputed property and Ills plea in court will be that he acted In self defense In de fending his property. IEXIC0 RE DEBT PAYMENTS MKXK'O CITY, j 11 mi 1 1'uyiiunit of intcrrst on tin; Moxicn n . foreign lobl will 1hi! remnmul on July 1 and "l! n'ltiunai tmdgot exnemiuuroa win 1,0 i''- 20.000.0UU PsoH i or-that purpose. It was stated last night l-y Eniamiel Padres, acting secretary of the treasury. Tho interest on Mexico's- fr.reiifii debt amounts approximately to fc ur million pesos per year. The money received from petroleum companies in payment of the now ex port tuxes which go into effect July 1 will be deposited in , tho Panco Na eional do Mexico and will not be .with drawn except for the payment of in terest on the debt of the country. OBITUARY. ! Tho funeral services for Harry K. Kckonstoln will bo hold at the Per! Funeral Home Tuesday at 3:20 p. m. Itov. Mr. Sussuot. officiating. The re mains will hn forwarded to Wlllliiins- port, .Pun., for Inlormenl, accompa nied liy his wife and children. ' "HELLO, WARREN!" WINS , PRESIDENTIAL SHAKE (Hy International News Service.) HUOOKI.YN, Juno ' c At tho Twenty-third Regiment review : recently Donald Toniklns. thlr- teen years old, was sitting In tho centra or the armory. President Harding in reviewing the front rank passed about ten feet from tho centre. Donald yelled "Hello, Warren!" and tho president Imniedlalely stoppod and going over, shook hands with the flustered iKiy. Today tho lads of tho Flat- ! bush section aro shaking tho hand that shook tho hand of President Harding. A peninsula completely protects Mi ami. Florida, from the lashings of an angry ocean during seasonal storms. 1.0 Roy Jefiers In 101.1 was the first man to scalp the supposedly non-scalable .Mount Motan in Wyoming. Several caches of burled treasure havo been uncovered In the Galapagos Islands. Attention Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Memorial services for deceased ineuiliers will bo held at hall tonight at 8 :;!(. Presence of all niepihers of the order Is desired. Good program. 71" TOO LATE TD CLASSIFY LOST Kox terrier. Has California license on. Answers to name of llusior. Kinder call Chas. Kay 134-Y. Howard. ,73y WAXTHO Kxporienccd cook for fam ily of two. Also second girl. Mrs. Chas. II. Conner, Tel. 6iSJ Jackson ville, IS HENRY G. IDE, ir mi GOVERNOR, DIES ST. JOHNSBUAG. Vt., June 13.--Henry C. ide, formerly governor gan eial of the Philippines and later mla ister to Spain under the Taft adminis tration died at Mb home here today. He recently had retumod from Cal ifornia, where he spent the winter. Mr. Ide, who was 70 years of age. was a native or Barnet, Va and first entered diplomatic service as United States commissioner to Samoa in 1S91. Later lie became chief . jus tice of Samoa, under a joint appoint ment of tho United States, Great Brit ain and Germany, serving until 1S97. In 1901 he went to the Philippines as a member of the Taft commission to .establish a civil government and be came secretary of finance and justice. Vice governor, acting governor and governor general. He was sent to Spain as minister in 1909 and re mained until August, 19913. Two daughters, Mrs. W. , Boui-ke Cockran of Washington, and Mrs. Shano Les lie or London, survive. Ring Sketches of Bygone Years Three years after l!ob Pilzsiuiniolts lost the heiivyweight crown to .lames .1. Jeffries, lie tried to ket it back and failed. Jeffries knocked hini out in less time titan on their first meeting. The second encounter was at Kan Frnncisco July 25, 11)02 and in tho eighth round It ended In victory for the champion. Their first fight last ed eleven rounds. The sport critics said Fitzsilumons outboxed Jeffries at every point. Hut Jeffries, had about tho same capacity for punishment us Clui-.-tntua hud for feud, and besides, he bad a trciilen dolis advantage in weight. Fll'slmnlons weighed lC!i pounds, while the r-hnmplon from California entered with 220 pounds to back up bis blows. FitKHimiiio.nH fought a heroic fight and danced about the heavy-swinging Jeffries and sent home many a hard bitting ffst. The force of these was impotent against the gt-et bulk of the champion, however. In the moment Jeffries sent a hard left hand smash to the jaw and followed it up with another left to tho stomach that knocked his lighter, opponent to the flour. Filzsimmons tried to rise, but sank down and was counted out. 80 Years Old- Attributes Health to Internal Baths Mr. 1). C. Kewoomb, 704 N. 4th Ave., Atchison, Kas., writes Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute of New York as follows: "My next birthday is July 13th SO years old. Have used Tyrrell's 'J. B. L. Cascade' for more than 20 years. Best nnd only remedy that brings re lief without the use of drugs, lly experience proved that it always re lievos. No danger from it. My ail ments were principally Uric. Acid, li)iousness. Constipation, etc" This is by no means an exceptional letter for Tyrrell's Hygienic institute to receive, as there are now over half a million Americans using Dr. Tyr rell's "J. U. L. Cascade" with Mice re sults. Hy the scientific : use of Nature's cleanser warm water it eliminates all poisonous waste from the lower intestine and gives Nature a chance to work unhampered. You will bo astonished at the dif ference in your feelings tho morning after an internal bath. The "J. li. I... Cascade' will be shown ami cxiUaincd to you by West Side l'hnrmacy, Main nnd rape St.. who will also give you free, on re nuest, an interesting booklet by lr. Chas. A. Tyrrell. "Why Man of Today Is Only HO Per Cent Efficient." (Jet this booklet nnd know just why Internal lluthfng Is so effective in the promotion of better .health. Adv. Is now offoriiiB all forms of protortitm of the same liiKli standard as our olhcr linos. It. A. IIOLMKS THE INSURANCE MAN AM Koi ins Insurance nnd lionds Jackson County Hank Hldg. You can afford to ride A Harley-Davidson Gaylord Cycle Shop MAIL YOUR FILMS to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St, Medford H II Cor. Mr and Third Tliimo.O.iu-R orn I . Life Insurance I ; ' gs. SOTARY-MEE in SCOTLAND, OPENED BYPORTLAND EDINIICnGI!, Scotland, June 13. U!y the Associated Press) With tho United States and Canada supplying J500 of the 2500 delegates present, the annual convention of. the Interna tional Association of notary clubs was opened this morning. The pro ceedings began witll a peasant in which standard bearers, each attend ed by four young girls In national cos tume, carried the flags of the 25 countries represented, while the na tional hymn of each country was played on the great organ in Usher hall, where the principal meetings will be held. The - address of welcome was de livered by the lord provost, who said there were great possibilities for the Kotni-inns to render assistance to the public at large and to improvo inter national relations. Estes Slledecot- of Portland, Ore., president of the inter national association, in opening the convention announced that the move ment had nearly 70,000 members. By its International character, ho said, it would serve tho world, which was groping for an association of nations. rlio destinies nnd the peace or me world, he declared, were largely In tho hands of its business men. Agglians, helloYing all life sacrod, will not oven kill a flea, but merely pick it off and throw it away. Have ycu tried the new 10c x package? Dealers now carry both; 10 for 10c, 20 for 20c. It's toasted.. 50 buys a brand portable type writer. Other makes at attraotive pricea, See uabeforeyou buy. MEM'OIU) BOOK STORE YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8 Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, anil Gas lOoglno Itepalrinc a Specialty GENERAL FOUNDRY ANI MACniNK SHOP ' Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All -refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit In resi dence dlHtrlcO. Dally business dis trict. Phone 88S. WHIT8li,TT A JEffTNINOH. - WOOD! Atl kinds of wood at right pi-Icch; dry mill blocks, ltuy next winter's wood now while It Is cheap. Medford Fuel Co. A - WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors WOOD Wo liave tin Hlnrkburn Wood Yaril niirt nrp now prt-jKirort lo furnish nil kinds of tood nnil slab by the tier or cord nt REDUCED PRICES Yard nt 1 t:t S. Fir street. Phono 8.-.B or 870-,?. Delivery to any part of city. W. W. HALL DAY OR NIGHT ' PORTLAND WOMAN- GAINS 33 POUNDS TAKING TANLAC "When I began taking Tnnlac f weighed only a hundred and five pounds, but I now weigh a Ifundred y and thirty-eight, a grin of thirty three pounds," said Ml";. C. 1'. Chance, BliS .Sevier stioct, Portland, Ore. ' .- "But I consider uiy big . Ruin in weight the smajlest- n- aie .benefits I have received from TanlR'V' she con tinued, "for It roHpvetlr- mo- of ,a case of stomach trouble- iiiat had com pletely wrecked my lwvihh. 7 After meals avvtul ijkiito . would strike mo in Die pU 'of n.y : tomacn and almost drive Kid " iM. liven tho sight of food would often nauseate me and gas Would Host me. up te ribly. -My ncrven were :.-o badly up set that 1 would shake all over. .My V sleep was unsound and I always got up in tho mornings feeling sli-k and all tired out. I a hen MI ucr anil had an awful pain under, my fhoui- ders. , "I got two bottles of Tannic anil b - fore the first bottle was gone my ap petite wa.s bette; and I didn't feel sk k when I got up in the mornings. Soon 1 begau'to gain weight and lo feel stronger. I have taken several bot tles of Tnnlac now and don t bclios-e 1 over enjoyed such, splendid health as I do now. 1 sleep like a child at night and feel well and strong all the time and I really weigh .more than I ever did in my life before." Adv. J)R. A. I5UrtKMJNl Chiropractor - Knlto 4 and 5, Sparta building, corner Main anil Riverside. Offlco phono 285. Residence 833. WHY NOT? havo your old carpets and rugs woven into a serviceable and reversablo Dick says "The rugs AVE clean are CLEAN when WE clean 'em." I'hono 180 Free Delivery Mosan Art Rug Co. ltrt West Tenth St."' TWO TIP-TOP TOPS l'or iiulos, mailt! liy us from special designs and selected materials, and made, to order, just ns you want tlu'in. Our tops li) tho produc tions oF other lop mnkers. liecmiso each one vt! turn out is exclusive, your very own. Tlicy havo char acter and disliiR-lioii, and givf su perb service. ' WE BUILD SPORT TOPS. ' Service.Garage 22-26 S. Fir Sir' Medford HOTEL lis SEWARD "HOUSE OF CHEER" ALOF.il AT 10TH STRKET, PORTLAND, OKKGO.N. AH the Oregon elpctnc cars stop at unexcelled. Wo strive to please. Rates 11.50 and up. -With' bath $2.00 and up. Our dining room i very popular, and our business men's luncheon, and our rogular and Sun day dinners are not equalled else where at our price. Opposite Olds, Wormian & King's big store. .W- C CULBRHTSON, Proprietor, A
