Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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JTRTDFOTIT) WATL TRTBTTNTR, rRDFOTID. OKEGOX. MONDAY, JUNE 1021
"focal and
U Personal
Tlirce rarn said to bo well known
residents of .Medford but wbo K.ivo
their names In court as John Hoc wore
fined' $15 and costs each by Justice
Taylor here today for heini; intoxicat
ed on tbo istreots of Hold I Hll last
Friday night. The arrests wero made
by Sheriff Ten-ill who early in the
evening before the. wrestling 'jiiateh
hiigau waij. tlriped; off. that tlie-ttiree
wfcre seen ritikinK out of a bottle. The
sheriff then went to them and ttilil of
what he heard and warned them
null mey eomu.mn in.me 'n..iinjune
out of him;," pntl when he found them
intoxicated later laced',fherii under
arrest. ,,. '"'
"WnaL'f Worth While" Is worth
waiting for. ' j 77
pr. IfvJ'- Murphy and wife and his
mother arrived by auto from Portland
Thursday. Dr. Murphy recently re
ceived his dcRiee of noctor of dental
nicdlcinc and has parsed siiccesHl'iilly
both tho Orf-Kui ami Washington
board of dental examinations. Dr.
Murphy Is establishing an up to date
dental ortic-e In tho AI. V. & 11. hhir,.
ilenistitchiiiK. picotluK. RliiKcr Sow
ins Mach. Co., 10 S. Fir Kt. l'lione 215-11
its
The indications were that the funer
al of Artomus Spooner. tile yomiK Med
ford soldior who died In Franco during
tho war, held Ibis afternoon from the
I'crl Funeral home would bo largely
attended with a largo turnout ol
American Legion men and especially
of former members of tbo Seventh
company with which he went Into ser
vice. Members of the city administra
tion attended in a body, and there
wero many beautiful floral tributes.
Tho burial was a military one. Most
of tho stores were closed durint; tho
bours of the funeral.
A Medford t pennant on your par Is
good advertising. Medford Hook Store.
Lawn mowors Bharjienecr right. Lib
erty Shop. 21-J. tf
Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,
401 South Kivorslilo. tf
(.incuts from a distance at the Med
ford over Sunday wero Cornelia Ab
bott and C. Fstolla Ilrand of Colitin
bufl, ()., Fva M. Harris and Kninin I..
Harrln, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. AtcklHon,
C. K. Wlntler, ltalph lleeht, J. D.
Hiirnhnin, It. II. T'almer and O. II. Has
niiiHKen of Seattle, Mrs. M. .1. Mullen
and daughter and Catherine 10. Mullen
of Kent, Wn., Mr. and Alts. M. F.
Thompson of Yrokn, and tbo follow
ing from San Francisco: Air. and Airs.
Oeorgo Anderson, It. II. Williams, Mar
tin Propper, .1. M. Hoagen, Allss M. A.
Itodgci-H, Carl Wclgoll, and Air. and
Aim. ,1. 10. Foley.
llundicdH oT young turkoys arc dy
ing from the fatal disease Klackhcad.
Turkey raisers can cllinlunlo this loss
by using Clcrniazone, a guaranteed
cure for all poultry diseases. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co., sales agents. tf
Wo are paying tho highest prices for
all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm
llureati Co'Ojierativo Hxehaugo. It
Try our merchant? lunch, The
Shaata.
A. 10. Heames arrived homo this
forenoon from lOugeno whom ho bail
been enjoying a fishing trip along the
AIe.Ken.lo river.
'IWhat's Worth While" Is tho roatl
to happiness. 77
Whcu bettor nntomolillos aro built,
Jhrlelc will bulltl thorn.
Snvo lnmioy on wrapping paper by
iisln? whlto print paper in rolls. Ask
this otflco. tt
B. II. Roily Is among the Grant;.
Pass men spending Monday In this
city.
Tho couple with a newly wcdded'nlr
who registered, as Air. and Airs. A. it.
AlclJill of Portland at the Holland
hotel last night and departed for parts
unknown this forenoon, were Air. Neil
Franklin of Medford and his bride,
Miss Juanita Furry of Phoenix, sten
ographer in County Agent Cate's of
fice, who were married Sunday night
at the homo of the bride's parents in
tile presence of about l .W guests. Thoy
succeeded in foiling the intentions of
a large number of friends to givo them
J. W. Slilffcy-'of the Farmers and) Tho most" Impressive feature of
Fruitgrowers bank, has returned from j Friday night's meeting was the pres
a vacation spent with his brother, H.jonee of a large delegation of Christian
S. -Shirley at Florence and with A. L. people from Medford by their presence
Wright at llrownsboro. They made to indorse and to express appreciation
the trip in an auto and had a fine
time. Air. Shirley tells a fish story f
having caught 103 trout. Returning
home Sunday between Oakland and
Sutherland In passing another car
they got off the road and a rear wheel
went Into the ditch. In trying to pull
into the road again tho car turned
a great send-off and. escaped to the turtle, with .both .Mr, Shirley and Mr,
jn n. mm noui enqapeu witu
'bruises and without hiuch dam-
hotel.
Cootie games, the great nation
rage. Aledroid Eook Store. 77
" Feed wheat 30 per cwt. at tbo
Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange.
tf
Farmers: Save money by insuring
your bay and grain with the Oregon
Firo Itelief Ass'n of AloMlnnvillc. C.
I,, tiofr, agent. 79
Tho film showing the complete man
ufacture of the Studebakei- light six In
tho new modern $50,000 automobile
plant will bo shown at the Nat tonight
at 8:15 i. m. J. F. Ilittsnn, the local
dealer, has arranged to show this in
teresting film. Mr. Smith, a livewlro
representative of the Studebaker Co.
is In tho city to put on this film. A
number of people attended tho first
showing of the picture at 2:110 p. m.
oday and were well pleased with the
picture which abounds with interest
ing features.
Is it the big or little things In lire
thai count? See "What Worth While?"
77
H. A. Holmes, Hie. insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service
Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to D and
7:. -10 to II: ISO p. m. tf
F. 1-'. Stone, tbo harhor, O'llrien's
old stand. tf
Yesterday, a consignment of ciinues
and IOvinrudc motors for attaching to
the canoes wero sent to Kooky Point
by A. C. Allen, William llarnutu ami
F. C. Medlnsky, all of Aledford, and a
Ill-foot pleasure Indian canoe by Dr.
and Airs. T. II. Conger of Berkeley,1
California. Dr. nnd Mrs. Conger have
for tho past 12 years maintained a
summer homo at Rocky Point nnd
spend tbo major portion of vacation
time there. A .('. Allen, a well-known
fruit grower and former government
employe recently sold his summer
home at Rocky Point. Messrs. Allen.
Illinium and Medlnsky will erect new
cottages there within n few weeks, the
supplies being ordered today from the
Pelican Hay lumber company. Klam
ath Falls Herald.
Petroleum Soap Powder 'may lc ob
tained at 111 Central avenuo North.
lie iiirug w
JM--
al Uilghl In
ago .lo, tb.e-.paj. , .-,
what s Worth While Is not a ser
mon but an up-to-tne-mlnuto live
American drama. 77
Order your Purhpernickle bread now
niado every Alonday. Pullman Bak
ing Co. 7S
Firo Chief I.nwton has returned
homo In spirit from tho state fire
chiefs annual convention at Corvailis.
it which1 he was not present physical
ly, despite newspajter dispatches to
tho effect that be delivered an address
before the convention last Saturday.
lie explains this apparent discrepancy
by the fact that he had prepared a
paper by request, which was read be
fore the convention by another.
School for drawing and painting.
Mrs. Kdniondson, College bldg U27-X.
87
lOvangelist Fred Scott and wife are
(inducting Hpeclal revival tent meet
ings at Hie corner of Jackson and
Central every night at 7:15. Sunday
:30 p. m. Come and get saved, re
ceive the Holy Spirit, and ho healed of
your disease, Jesus the same yester
day, today and forever. All welcome.
SI!
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. II. Pankoy of Pros
pect were ovei Sunday visitors in the
city who returned nome today.
"What's Worth While" Is a story
that will appeal to you because it's
about you. 77
Call Nash Taxi, Phono !)(!. Reason
able prices, careful drivers; " Nitsh
Hotel. 78
Among Oregon guests at tile Aled
ford over Sunday were R. U Finlayson
ind F. W. Wentnor of Eugene, Air.
and Airs. Carl A. Schmidt of Grants
Pass, T. 1,. Stanley or Klamath Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Martin of Oakland,
i n d Ralph H. Schmeoloch, C. S. Lind
say, Win. It. Osliorn,. I. II. Hammond,
I. Al. Putnam, II. 10. Brooks, 10. 10.
(Irelle, James II. (irelle, Mr. and Mrs.
1). A. Dinsmoor, W. J. Hawkins Jr.,
and W. A. Kinney.
Another big drop In shoo prices at
tho Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 East
Telephone mid J. i
TTiSlxth street.
orics of I lumn'n Interest:
Tilfc Wi InWiirirnce
How Much Insurance
Should a Man Have
When He is Married?
This ()ueslion is getting more
nnd more attention every day.
One man said: .,
"When you liear I am marrir '
you will knew 1 am carrying al
least $15,000 life im.uraiicc?" .
Another sai J: t .'. ' ,
figufOf that a man should
jjrovirle -an Income for 'lils faniV
ily Jif ut , least J l.W. per veur.
'Hurt is Ti7.'. 'on $2S,W. 1 vK
ijpecitlo carry, that ninoQnt." 1
JlJ work for Oregon Life In
surance Company is not to sell,
you all the insurance I possibly
can, but to work with you to
decide how you can obtain max
imum protection nt a cost pro
portionate tb your income.
...This mnv mean a $1000 or
J25.000 policy.
Think it over and talk with
A. II. XOKNin.li
The Oregon! jf a-
Medford, flregoli
Invest your savings in tho Jackson
County Ililldlug and Loan association
tf
Mra., Paul : Ilftisei.., , corsotlere for
Nultono. Phone 685-J. ' tf
If iu Jia.ve no-flt:oad.V'Voln;d.at the
school election of the Medford district
It is perhaps not-too late to do soi.fot
the polls, located In the high school
building, do notiulusn liiy.ll p. ju. The
voting began at z o clone tins alter-
noon. Two new school directors are
to be elected.
Pse CarCo, a guaranteed preparation
to rid your vegetable and flower gar
den of grubs, Hltigs, cut warms and
other pests. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
tf
Hemstitching- (tc per -yarrt.-'atr-.thr
Styleeraft shop. Wo also do dress
making, pleating, embroidery, buttons,
braiding ami mending. Phono 7'H-J.
M. F. & II. Illdg. Alesdames Eaton
Roberts, props. 85
Wo rievolop Kodak films free. West
Side Pharmacy. tf
The Kaglo Point baseball team de
foaled the Mall Tribune nine yester
day by a 20 to 12 score, at lOaglo Point
A relii'rn game has been scheduled for
next Sunday on the Medford ground
'Don't throw ashes on the floor" h
a simple command, 'b'lit IP has a hiA
effect in many households. "What's
Worth While?" will too. , 77
Wo are paying ate for eggs nt:'thn
Farm Bureau Co Operative Exehaifge.
r, , tf
' Will exchange now goods tor second
liand or pay cash. Mordnff &. Woolf
' Portland guests at the Holland in
elude Evely Kifuball, Verne Williams
II. W. Sleliert, Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Me
lllll, Mr. anil Mrs. Ceorge W. Clark
and child, I. aura H. Peterson. J. S
Haines, and R. V. Mail. Other Ore
gonlans al this hotel are Frank Blclgt
or Koiichurg. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. John
son Jr., and son or (Ilendale. .Mr. and
Mrs. t!. W. Wentnor or Eugene, and A
L. ami R. 10. Wilbur or Albany.
Pici.ting
Hemstitching,
So per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. IP
Tree props anil pine flume lumber
Itig l ines Lumber Co. tf'
C. L. C.off writes Insnranco op any
thing anywhere. tr
Tex DuUi't nnd W. C. Allkschc'. ;OI
.Medford, are spending n tew days In
the city unending to business. Tin
ynuni; niun nre engaged in an adver
Using enterprise. -(IrantH Pass't'our
ler. -
' Tree props -iinil pine flume lumber
Big Pines Lumber Co. If
, 'e want second hand furniture ami
sloves and pay cash. Mordoff
Woolf. Sfl'
Lawn mowers sbaipened. Atllchol
Ladder Co.. 310 East Main. tf
The cll!ng match between teamx
of Elks captained by Court Hall ami
tins Newbury in response to the for
liter's challenge, will not take place tif
scheduled next Thursday night, as Mr
Nev.huiy wants to wait until fall tc
get Ills team Into good shape anil him
self study several times a week thn
the dictionary before chancing hi
reputation ns a spoiler.
Attention strnwborry growers! We
can furnish you cups and crates nt
lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opern
live Exeliango. tt"
tt"
of the work of the evangelistic corps.
At an auspicious moment Dr. Sasnett
with his Epworth Leaguers shouting
AI. L: antPKdw. G. Potter of Med
ford, are the "new owners of the Grant.
Pass Service Station, having purchas
ed from 1-estor Ford. Mr. and Mrs.
Potter have been conducting a garage
in Medford, but they expect to dispose
of the business and remove to tins
ritv O. 10. Reynolds of Mcdlord is
their yell entered the building. They j now in charge of the station. It Is tue
think Bulgin is all right down nt Aled-1 intention of the new owners to conduct
ford. Thank you Aledford, for show-la general battery repair and , sale
Ing us here in Ashland how to appro-(business, auto repair, gasoline and oil
elate a good thing. Sonic of us haven't I service and carry a stock oi
our eyes open yet. Ashland Tidings..
In addition to our large stock of
Superoyal, Inland and stop cut rings,
wo haVc Just: taken tho distribution
agency for the well known Burd ring
and now havo a stock of their quick
seating step cut rings on our shelf.
Hlverside Garago,;'.'- . 77
County Agent Cate and Assistant
County Agent Ilollbaiigh arrived home
Sunday afternoon by auto from Corvai
lis where they spent last week in at
tending the Farmers Short course.
You can save tire exnensn hv nutting
on out guaranteed retreads. Exchango j
Tire Co. - ' 77
Tho polls for the annual election of
tho Med Cord school district do not
close at the high school building until
7 o'clock tonight.
C. R. Langlols has opened a shoe
and harness repairing shop in Jack
sonville. 77
Patrolman Henistroet late Saturday
night arrested a man In an alley In the
business section tor being Intoxicated.
ccssories. Grants Pass Courier.
.As a resiiitf the activities of Harry
Griffith, the kaUvnyjtyrjlcop. tajMeU
ford jlle -past fewidaytf DrvJ. C. Hayes
and Miss Alene Butler were each fined
$10 and costs In Justice Taylor s court
for falling to display hcadiignts ou
their cars at 'night, and H. L. Barto,
an employe of a local garage, was
lined $5 and costs for driving a car
without license plates.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Arrivals at the city auto camp 'ate
Saturday afternoon and on Sunday
were as follows: E. 1 1, liranmoi of
Myrtle Creek, en route to Bedding,
Calif.,. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hunter
and two daughters and two friends of
Seattle, en route to Li's Angeles; W.
tientum of Oakland, Calif., en route
borne from a trip north; Mr. and Mrs.
It. Ij. Tropst and another couple from
If you want to bo healthful and en-.
joy good, i puro -water order a case of
lithia water from tho Jackson County
Creamery. : , i ,' 79
The Trl-L Girls of tho Y. W. C. A.
will havo a swimming ,iarty at the
Natatnrium, Wednesday evening from
to 7:;I0. All business 'add profession
al .girls are invited to attend.
Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec
ialty, phono 127-R. S2
Now lino men's caps, lowest prices,
vory latest. Don Springer, 105 W. Main
80
The annual spring basket picnic of
tho Elks lodge at tho Elks picnic
grounds Sunday on the Rogue river
was attended by members and thcir
fnmlllcs to the number of 300. Tho
weather was ideal and tho grounds
were beautiful in their early summer
verdure. Tho big feature of tho day
was tho baseball game between the
teams of the Medford and Ashland
Elks which had an exciting finish. The
Ashland team was several runs ahead
at the beginning or the eighth inning.
Then the desperate Medfordiles staged
i wondorful rally and won the game
by the score of 18 to II. The rally
included a home run by Babe Ruth
lorry Jeromo with six men on the
bases, according lo the official scorer
who must have been n trifle excited.
s your whole life crn teredo itfObill'
unimportant details or everyday life?
If so seo "Whin's Worth vttu"'V?J
Nash Taxi Service Phone IIUBoebe.
-mil Alarshall.
Miss Dorothy Boozer has relurife'ii
homo to Corvailis after her several
weeks visit al tlranls Pass and will
:Utend the O. A. C. summer school.
We meet all prices on tiros and can'
furnish any sl.o not on hand lit lowest
silt price from largo stock. Ivy first
express. Get prices. Exchango Tire
Co.
We develop kodak films froo. West
.Sidn Pharmacy. if
The Woman's association of the
Presbyterian church will meet In the
hureh parlors Tuesday afternoon at
'Mill.
First-class carpenter work. IOstl
males furnished. Phono Dixon 639-J-t
sr.
People wishing to go lo fluuihur
Springs can go on the L. II. Newton
Uai'lyt'tu(ta..llne, Hornbook, Calif, fit;
'Jj;;yf,IteX;Z''ho well known giowder
rom'pany representative is here from
EngV'fm looking after the anango
metits. Tor the blowing up of a large
portion! of mountain on tho Green
Spring riiad lietween Ashland and
Klamath Falls the latter part of this
week.
Few hundred dollars to loan. O. C.
I'oggs. "7
H you want lo save money oil tiros
see our retreads on standard tires.
Exchange Tire Co. 77
Air. and Mrs. C. Hansen and two
children of Lakevlew, Ore., ami Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Tropst and another
married couple of Alhertn, Ca., arrived
here within the past two days to lo
cate, and are stopping at the city auto
camp. It is understood that Mr. Han
son was to purchase a ranch property
ill the valley this afternoon.
X. B. Newcomli will furnish you
your winter wood. Hi-Inch slabs
treen. Planing mill blocks, dry. Also
dry kiudlinand shavings, green saw
lust for your drives and walks. Phone
ii;ll. 77
The prisoner put up $15 cash ball for'smi Francisco, en route home from
his- appearance before Judge Taylor,
late this afternoon. -'
Are you in love? "What's Worth
Whllo?" might change your whole life.
77
Tho summer session of the Ashland
normal school opened this forenoon
with 54 registered, and still others to
register later.
"Whenever better JATa Insurance Is
written, Cochran and his agonts will
be writing tt." ,,, v . tf
:'AJi" nnd Mrs. F. AI. Dyw of 'Lo's'Kn
gelos, Air. and Airs. It. H. Grandy of
Seattle, O. R. Weymouth of San Fran
cisco, and Tobe Gilder of Sehul, Calif.,
are guests at the Holland.
Buck Jones and littlo George Stone,
"Just Pals," ragged and weary will
reach the Page theatre tomorrow mat
inee. 70
According to Washington dispatches
Edytho M. Antle has been appointed
postmaster at Lako Creek, Jackson
county, in place of Nettie 10. Thomp
son, resigned, and the postofflce de
partment has requested tho civil ser
vice commission to hold an examina
tion for postmaster at Rogue River,
Or., at which place an appointment
was left unconfirmed on Alarch 4.
Wo do not specialize on any one
niako .of car'- hut are equipped to re
pair nil makes. Experienced mechan
ics with ejiCHIont equipment of tools
and machinery enable our shop , to
turn out'woVk -promptly nnd nt a satli
factory price. We specialize on cylin
der rohoTlnii laiid oil troubles. River,
side Garage. 81
Harry Rosenberg arrived homo from
Portland this forenoon where ho at
tended the wedding of his brother,
David, to Aliss Muriel Kinney of that
the north: .Mr. and Airs. D. Heddlng
ton of San Diego, en route to Vun-
ouver, B. C: -Mr. and Airs. 15. I-.
fuse and child of Portland, en route
to Los Angeles; D. 10. Hardnian oi
Great Falls, Alunt., en route to Al
bany;. Mr. and Airs. L. A. Owlngs of
,os Angeles, expect to locate Here;
Mr. and Airs. J. W. Viiul of Oakland,
Calif., en route home lrom Portland;
T. L. Wilcox and friend of Ueno, New,
en route home from the north: Mr.
and Airs. C. Hanson and two children
of Lakevlew, Ore., exptyf to locale
here: George Fischer and four others
of Tacoma, en route home from Cali
fornia"; Air. nnd Airs. M. 10. Fayno of
Salem, en route home from (.alitor-
nia: George Davis and two others of
Lelaid, Ore., en route home from Cal
ifornia; Air. and Mrs. M. Volfer of
Reno, Nov., en route to Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. 10. It. Bryan and two child
ren of Walla Walla. Wash., en route
to California; Air. and Mrs. C. 10. Mc
Tenteble of Oakland, Calif., touring
lo Vancouver, B. C; Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Ramsey of Oakland, Calif, louring
ot. Canada: L. Scherer of Eureka,
Calif enroule to Klamath Falls; C.
J. King and two others of lierkely.
Calif., touring to Ta-olty ,M r. and
Mrs. W. 11. Bell of San 1-raiHlsco,
louring north: W. 11. Smith and son
of Wimlen, Ore., en ruutc to Alon
tague, Calif.
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I,-. OBITUARY.
' TCNNIOLL-T-The many friends and
business; aceualntances of Edward
Lynn Tunnell were greatly alioelwdl'J
birf stulden death on Friday evwrfuff.
Air. Tunnell has not been in robust
health for some time, but was con
stantly and actively engaged In the
business which he and bis sister. Airs.
lOdwards, established in this city some
l.wa vears airo. Prior to that time be
city at tho Hotel Benson last Saturday Jnau- K,01, employed as an accountant
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JUIIUJU
BIG CHANGE ill'
WIFE'S CONDI
"From the good Tiuila- v.
my wife J don't t..-!i-.,. u ",J
equal," wild. Call .!.,(,, ,;,., .
Chestnut St., Spokara;, . ' " -
-She hail been ia -pf,.t f
stomach - trouble .foi- u ?
Food just vHit(tir',i :8t-r-seenied
to; do ',i,r .iiiuro ;iiari!,' '
good. ..She w'-js'inu tiy.-li- f(V
hardly' evo"iv;gol' W. g i.'j-w'.'
bad dreadful lifcauo it. s Jj ,
tiuually taking, sonu Uii;ii; f,,.. '
puilon. ' Wo - trtiti evfryi!,',,'
could think otvtiid '"even ehan .
mines, but noihlug did le.i-,-ur .
(Wo had read ku muvli al,a .'
lao that we Iili-lU-;il :e v,'.v n
finished the first I"1 1 !., ..h. J'
taking It and lln-.,- l,ll(e(.. 1 '
maile her a well vunai. p,T
tite is Hiiiiily splcndW ik-w .
thing she eats agree.-. ,,(,(,
l'ectly. Her nehea ami rains SV;
gone, she gets around beiivr a'. jj
more interest lu thing anil a !
feels better than slie t,-lH in a
time, lit ate tstl'on;; IVr TasU i
our bouse."
CHKMI.SK FROCK
They still hold first place In the
wardrobe of youth, the che-ne
rocks that aro so smart and com
fortable. Hero tan ratine Is fin
'S with blue and white ginShan,
around collar, cuffs and tho tabs
over tho hips where little gather,
are set In for moro fullness In the
d-lrt Cross stitching In bluo and a
blue'kid belt match tho bluo ot the
ginsham. The vest Is of organdy.
Adverse money exchange in the
Cnttc-d Slates is costing ureal i.i .......
25 000.000 pounds a year, mini m.u.
the administrative cost.ot the upunuy
before the war.
Mohammedans claim divine inspi
ration for the Koran more aosouou
than the Christian churcll lias eei
claimed for the Bible.
Ancient Greek masonry was much
liko that of today. -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Man and wife lor ranch
......i.- Ainilv lied Cross. .J
-,l-THD-.Mowing and raking to do;
prompt attention given to small
patches. Address It., It. Schultz
G !).. or leave orders at tent at
north end of Cent nil Ave.
AVANT101J Middle-aged or elderly
woman hi help care for an old lady.
Phone G'IG-Y.
Si
FOR SALE Barley hay in field oppo
site West Side school. T. V. Williams-
iiliene -21-F-21. 7'J
1 T.
j V10 CAN '
You Money
On your- automobile liHtiraiift
It costs you nothing to a.l
lo slum J".
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It. A. HOLMES 5
THE INSURANCE W h
All Forms lnsiirante and Hoii' 4
Jackson County Hank HWj. i 1
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FOR SAt,.10 Clean beardless
liay,!t). Phtoie ltC-X-2.
barley
79
FOR RENT Furnished house. Scr
Mr. Taylor, Valley Fuel Co. tf 1
WANTIOB Second-hand grain hinder.
Call 4H3-X-2. 7
at 1 p. m. In tho presence of relatives
He says the nowlyweds, who are on a
honeymiioii-Trip To southern California,
will nrrivo in Aledford In about 10
days to make their home here.
Meeting American Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday evening. 77
Guests at the Nash includo It. II.
Bradshaw of Aloma Ijiko, Calif., Joe
McCowan of Seattle, W. 10. Hancock
of Waterloo, In., Frank L. Cornwall
and T. R. Peters of Lodi, Calif., and
Robert Clark of Portland.
Patronize homo and build up pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
inao liy Rogue River Broom' Works.
77
A delegation of about fifty Ashland
FJIi's'-'aVid their families tUtonlf d, the
picnic of the local Elks lodge yester-
, vRogiiRir coiiinuinicatltin .iir ., Ramcs
chapter, Wednesday cvenfiig. June
l!-nd at S::t sharp.. ,.Tlmi!pwil be init
iation work and refreshments will he
served. ' -j'K.- 7S
Mr, and Mrs. Ieonaril Carpenter
and Mrs. II. Chandler Kgan leave to
morrow for Portland whore they will
see tho northwest coast golt cham
pionship in which Mr. h'gan Is n prom
inent contender.
in the general offices of the Pacific
Telephone company in San Francisco.
Mr, Tunnell's singular Utrihtness
of character, kindness of heart and
unfailing thought fulness and e.msld
eratlon for- all those with whom he
came in contact endeared him to ev
eryone and his untimely passing is
greatly deplred.
The great disappointment of his
life was his inability to enter the ac
tive service of bis country in the war;
he made repeated attempts to be ad
mitted to different branches of the
service, but was unable to pass the
necessary physical examinations. It
Is well known, how-over, that be did
well his part, answering every call for
fuuds to the limit of Kihl ability ' and
taking an active and useful part In
the Liberty Bond campaigns in San
Francisco. y., ...
Mr. Tunnell was the only son of the
late Air. and Airs. Morse Allen Tun
nell. formerly of F.-iirbury, Nebraska,
and .Mobile, Alabama, and of his Im
mediate family he leaven to mourn his
passing away, nuly his sister, Mrs.
Maude Tunnell Edwards of this city.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon.
Yoshisalo lllsatome, secretary of
the Imperial Government Hallways of
Japan is In America studying termi
mil facilities.
Chocolate Cream Pie
a man's favorite
L7 taste just right to him
made with Carnation Milk
7 tablespoonfuls Carnation Milk,
1 cup v.-ater, Yz CUP grated choc
olate, Yj cup sugar, I tcaspoonful
cornstarch, 2 eggs (yolks and
whites beaten separately), 1 tca
rpoonful vanilla. Bake the pie
crust first. Mix all ingredients
(except whites of eggs) together,
nnd make a custard. Fill crust
with custard, cover with the whites
of eggs well beaten with 2 table
spoonfuls powdered sugar, and
brown a little in ihe oven.
Send for Carnation Cook Book containinf
100 practical tailed racipe. Carnation Milk
Product C04 622 Railway Exchange Bld(.,
Portland.
'dtiry, cakes and
jooi are ap
i' policing and
, nourishing u-hen
;'! made icith Carna
lion MUR.' Its
added richness
and purity en
hance the flavor
and food value of
any dish.
JU Grocers.
Alt Grocers tfell Cnrnofto Milk
"Yjviii Contented Cows"
Ns"IT'S T0ASTEDiV$'
Cigarette
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike is the
toasted cigarette.
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Universal Tire Filler
Rides Easy
Try Our Dodge Car
Gaylord
lit) .V Itiversitle. Phone 1NM-M
On Blistery,
Blustery Daj
l'iile in C(ii!i)loti: comfort limlft: '
auto top which al't'ort's till r
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ilriviii"; rain, ami (lie rleiw;
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niiide to your ,su'eial nrdtr fr,'
tin; highest; Trade materials!
with the must skilful w'firkK.
ship.
WE BUILD SPORT TOPS.
Service Garage
22-2G S. Fir St. Kcdft
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in .iriigniiv.-
18 niiiM
sT'Sfrtvfl
"dAy or night;
WEEKS-CONGER t
Funeral Director
Medford Coast Ry
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Persian, I hlnn. .Mim.ii.iiie
sciioor, oii:s jimo 15
Mrs. W. L. Edmoiidson,
Artist
P.MXTlXtJS TO (MlllKl;
Lessens In All Klmls or Palniln.
(.mwts, Wal-is ami l.,Hlue Vilimvs
Ileslltiieil in onu.r
Cnllese llhlg., x, r,r.,K. s, M,ford
GOOD CLOTHES
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'. Cor. llnrtletf. A tli. VZ,
ii.
iv.). ti',w.i.i..fti Veii
mid nre now jireiiared l f"r"tlrti
kinds or wood and slabs ' "1C ; -cord
at :
REDUCED PRlCESj
Vnnl nt 1 13 S. l'lr street. Vv
or HTii-.I. ni.iivi.rv lo any 1" i
clt-.
W. W. HALL
YOU CAN GET MOST &
OLD THING AT MOST tS$'
OLD TIME. AT DE VOE ' i,
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