PJGE TWO
MEDFORT) MA"TL TTfTBtTKE, MTDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUXK 2:1, 1021
L
ocal and
Personal
Thore seems to be no lot-up In sight
to the. present warm wavo which yes
terday afternoon reunited it climax of
15.6, as the prediction of this morninK
for the next twenty-four hours only
forecasted fair weather. However, a
Blight cloudy condition off and on to
day seemed to presage relief through
a thunderstorm. But yesterday's inax
imnin. 'was quite cool taken In consid
eration with the heat record of last
year :whlch was 109 decrees on Aueiut
13. The 1920 record wave started with
a temperature of 97 on August 10, and
continued as follows: 103 on August
11th, 107 on Aug. l'JIh, lo on Aug.
13, 105 on August 11 and 103 on Aug.
IB, and then dropped down to nearly
normal.
Hemstitching, plcotlng. singer Sew
ing Math. Co., 10 S. Kir St. Phono' 215-11
9S"
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 2U1-J. tf
Grasshoppers aro becoming quite
had In somo parts of tiie county and
aro doing ilan)iigfi lu nlfaira fields and
gardens, and before tho nuisance bo-l
comcB too serious County Agent Cati
may. ptit on a campaign of eradication
of tho pests. Ho requests that, all per
sons suffering from tho raids of grass
hoppers communicate with his office
as to such a campaign, and to ledrn
how to com ttiit tho evil.
Seo Handicraft Shop window bar
gains In children's dresses, Friday and
Saturday. xa
Two popular dances this week by
thj Majestic orchestra: Friday night
ut Jacksonville and Saturday night at
Unglo Point. Knul' sed. 82
A civil service examination has been
ordered for July 23 for appllcauls for
tho Ashland post office. It was a sur
prise to tho Ashland people because
, tho term of tho present postlnaslor,
Mr. Kaiser, does not expire for some
tlmo yet.
Uinltrollu covers. Liberty Shop. If
Hundreds of young turkeys aro dy
ing from tho fatal disease lllackhead
Turkey raisers can elimlnale this loss
by using Oermazone, a guaranteed
cure for all poultry diseases. Monarch
Seed & Food Co., sales agenls. tf
Tho members of tho local Knlghls of
Columbus chapter and their relatives
and friends uru looking forward to the
first annual picnic anil oullng of Ihc
organisation which will bo held next
, Sunday, Juno 2(itn, In Ihe grove Jusl
west of Cold Hill on the Willow
Springs road. There will bo races
and sports for tho children as well as
tho grown-ups. Tho picnickers will
leave on I lie outing by auto after, I lie
9:30 a. in. mass at tho church Sunday
morning.
Kiddies' play sufls choice "Tic I Inn
dicraft Snrtp.v, ' - S2
Modrord. Fuel Co., dry mill brocks
and ulE otuur kinds of wood.' Phono
242. . '., , v 8-1
Mrs. T. i".Hales f Alienl i, Wash.
arrived- today to visit her son, II. T.
IJcI,oHli,' and ramlly. '
Phono 47l Cluaranteed work, prompl
service. Clt'y Cleaning A Dyoing Co.,
401 South Riverside. tf
Property Owners Attention. Heller
pay tho Interest on your assessments
before July first anil avoid the penalty
87
Among tho eastern gnosis registered
at tho Medford aro K. It. Kullerlou
V H. Crelger, .L. ti. tlrlffilli and Joe
liner of Chicago, i '
Children's dresses, 2 to t! years
chblco 7.ric. Handicraft Shop. 82
Uso Carco, a guaranteed preparation
to rid your vegetable- and flower gar
den of grubs, slugs, cut warms and
other pests. Monarch Seed it Feed Co.
"' ,r
For the first time since Hie world
war tho 2,ri ccnt incul Is back again In
tho city. A new hoarding house up
slajrs In a West Main SI reel business
block lias out signs that regular meals
are served at this price.
School for drawing and painting.
Mr&. rCdihoiiUson, College bldg. 927-X.
i 87
Two popular dances Ibis week by
the Ma.ieslle orchestra: Friday night
Ht.'Jncktftinvllln nnd Saturday night al
F.Hglo point.- Kimf sed. 82
The funeral of Oliver llarliaugh. Ihe
aged and well known citizen or Jack
sonvllle,- was hold Wednesday after
noon at . his lain homo lu that. town.
The services, which were largely at
tended, were conducted by Itev. .1. K.
Howard of the county sent Presbyter
ian church. Tho burial was In the
Jacksonville cemetery.
Itargains in children's dresses. Frl
day and Saturday, llandlcrart Shop.
82
Hemstitching 8c per yard at the
Stylocraft shop. Wo also d dress
making, pleating embroidery, buttons,
braiding ami mr'udlng. Phone 7II-.I.
M, F. & II. Itldg. Mcsdames Katon &
Itoberts, props. x,-,
Mr. and Mm. Fred Chess of Kimono
who have many friends In tills vicinity
and own a ranch In tho Applognte dis
trict, arrived ill the city Wednesday
artel are guests at tho Nash.
Tree props nnd plno fliiiiio lumber.
Hlg Pines Lumber Co. tf
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ('has. Newman of
Hornhmnk arrived hero Wednesday
Willi tho Intention of making Medford
their homo. They are slopping at the
city auto camp at present.
Tho Scandinavian society will cele
brate their Mid-Summer, toast at
Grant Pass park, June 2. Will stint
from S. P. dCHil at nine o'clock by
free truck. so
When belter automobiles aro built.
Jlnlck will build them. it
Among tho northern California visi
tors In Medford aro Mr. and Mrs. II
ly, Young of Diinsmnlr.
Pay your Interest before July first
The First Paptlst church announces
its final sacred concert lor the season
for next Sunday night at 8 p. in. Tho
many who have heard with much pleu
uro these concerts will be glad to
know that this one will be given. Mr.
Scougall, who has sung previously in
the choir, and Mr.' William Vawter
will assist in this concert. A full pro
gram will appear later.
A new forest road on which bids will
be received July 5 by the district engi
neer's office lu tho bureau of public
roads, Portland, will open up tho Ore
gon Marble Caves in Josephine county
from tho west side of the Siskiyou
national forest to motorists. There is
no road into the Marble C:A'es country
at present. Persons visiting It arc
forced to pack in over a trail several
miles in length. With the completion
Wishing to retain ihe good will of ji
our patrons after a loss as well as of the new forest highway, motorists
boforo we only offer insurance in the may make the entire trip In 1 machine
strongest companies In the business, j going west from Holland. The forest
This agency would like to help you ; road will be eight and a half miles in
and, nvold (he penalty,
insure effectively against loss. Call
McCurdy Insurance Agency. 82
Wo want second-hand furniture and
stoves and pay cash. Mordoff &
Woolf. SO
The Farm Hureau of Josephine coun
ty Is planning a celebration to be held
at Riverside pari!, Grants Pass, on
July 2nd, among the features of which
will be the main address by George A.
Mansfield of Medford, president of the
slate farm bureau federation, and com
munity singing.
"Whenever better Life Insurance is
written, Cochran and his ugouts will
be writing it." tf
Kvnngelisl Fred Scott and wifo are
conducting special revival tent meet
ings lit the corner of Jackson and
Central ovcry night at 7:4fi. Sunday
2:30 p. m. Como and get saved, re
ceive the Holy Spirit, and be healed of
your disease, Jesus tho same yester
day, today and forever. All welcome.
82
The MedTord W. C. T. H. has re
ceived tho following from the Ashland
W. C. T. U.: "Ashland W. C. T. U.
night Is Thursday. Please come and
bring a large delegation to help In
croaso our membership. Take seats a
littlo to right of speaker's Bland. All
wear white ribbon. Don't disappoint
us.. Come."
Save money by insuring in an oh
scuro mutual firu insurance company?
Not likely. Savo money by Insuring in
standard stock companies historically
sound? More than likely much more.
Wo offer tho latter kind of insurance
coupled with real service. May wo
call and explain? McCurdy Insurance
Agency. i 82
Anol her big drop In shoo prices at
I ho Medford Shue Hospital, 119 Kasl
Sixth street. tr
Clarence Kvaiis who witli Ills wife
and child bail been visiting bis mother
al, Seattle and sisters at ilremertou
for tho past two weeks, arrived hoine
this forenoon. Mrs. Kvaus and baby
will continue on their visit at llrenier
lon for somo time yet.
Wo do not spoclali.o on any one
mako of car, but aro equipped 'to re
pair ail makes. Kxperlenced median
les with excellent equipment of tools
and machinery enable our shop lo
turn out work promptly and at a sails
ractory prico. Wo specialize on cylin
der roliorlng and n.'l troubles. River
side Garage. '. .81
People wishing to go to Clnnnbur
Springs can go oil the L. II. Newton
Dally Stage Line, llornlirook, Calif. 9(1
III cooperation with tint farmers of
Jackson county (lie biological survey
division of the department of Hie In
terior Is continuing Its war against tho
gray digger squirrel, according to Ira
N. Galirielson, head of the rodent ani
inal section, who recently returned
from field work near Medford. Ga
lirielson stated that, between I .) i
mid 50,(100 acres or land on tho rringo
of tho cultivated areas will have pot
son sot out. This Is the third year of
the campaign and he sn.ys tho iiiimbei'
of animals has boon decreased until
some areas that were infested arc
entirely fre from the pests. Portland
Journal.
For Ice creani- Oakdalo and lllh. tf
Two popular dunces tills week by
the Majestic orolieslra: Friday iilghl
at Jacksonville ail Saturday night al
hagle Point. Knuf sod. 82
Gus Newbury has been In Portland
for several days past on business.
Interest mi assessments will be d
llnqueul after July first and a penally
of five per cent will be added. 87
Save money on wrapping paper by
using white print paper in rolls. Ask
tills ofl'lco. If
Despite Hie present warm wave the
real summer season will not be re
garded as on hero in earnest until the
writer of a special column In tills
newspaper begins his annual cam
paign of maligning (he sparrows. ,
Waterman fountain pen inks are
deep rich colors. .Medford Hook Store.
80
Food wheat J2.30 tier cwt. at the
Farm Huron u Co.-Operatlvo Kxehango.
tf
Assistant County Prosecutor' George
Codding spent today lu Ashland In
looking alter the state's Interests In
several oases In Justice dowdy's court.
Including the preliminary hearing of
J. R. O'Diiiiovau on tho charge of lar
ceny of an auto by bailee.
It' your merchant docs not handle
Rogue River Hrootns you can got them
at (lie public market. S3
First class carpenter work. Kstl-
inalcs furnished. Phono Dixon 0:19 .1-1.
86
George llaiion and .lanios Cnven of
Grants Pass, spent. Wednesday In over
seeing Ihe installation of u now pump
at the Gingham orchards.
Automobile pennants in official bine
ami white. Medford Hook Store. Ml'
It. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man
insurance, and Ponds, plus Service.
Clarence Koames enjoyed his' visit
here so much that he postponed de
parting for Ills home in Seattle until
today.
The "Dokoy" orchestra will furnish
Ihe music for the K. P. dance Thurs
day night. All knights and their ladies
are Invited. SO
There Is a penalty for violating the
city ordinance slating tiiat there Shall
be no shooting of fire crackers or any
firearms at any time or any place lu
the city of Medford. No merchants
sha'il be allowed to sell snn
87 cniorccd. Chief of Police.
length and built on a li per cent grade.
Wc have a largo stock of used and
rebuilt tires. Get your spare tire and
savo trouble. Kxehange Tiro Co. 85
Two popular dances this week by
tho Majestic orchestra: Friday night
at Jacksonville and Saturday night at
Kaglo Point. Knuf sed. 82
Henry Muekcy, the photographer,
expects to leave In four or five days
on a two months vacation. His itin
erary has not been completed but be
will spend Ills regular two weeks in
the hayflelds of Klamath county, after
which ho will retire to the seashore
and the mountains. "1 have had the
flu two winters hand running, ' said
Mr. Mackey, "and I'm going to get
the pneumonia out of my system, ami
n way from the click and clack oi
Fords."
Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to 5 and
7:30 to 9:30 p. lu. tf
For Sale or trade Columbia drag
saw, only used 20 days. Seo Medford
Shoe Hospital man, 119 East Sixth
street, Medford. 81
Arthur L. Hill wlil return Thursday
from San Francisco, where ho went
on business, and to look after tho in
terests of tho War Kaglo mine, a
quicksilver property lu tho Meadows
district. The owners recently receiv
ed word that tho general tariff bill
now ponding before congress will pro
vide an incrcaso of $20 per flask on
lniH)ited quicksilver, nnd increase the
price of Anioiican quicksilver from
$50 to between $H6 and $70.
Horse-Shoo tires and lubes aro the
cheapest per mile. Call and Inspect
heforo buying tires. . Kxehango Tire
Co. 85
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 3IS Kast .Main. tf
T. I,. Richardson and wife of los
Angeles, who have boon visiting his
nephew, Sam T, Rleliardsou of Ibis
city, left Wcdiicmiay evening for tho
Kast on an extended tour.
F. F. Stone, the harbor, O'llrien's
old stand. tf
Knlghls, don't forget tho dance
Thursday night. 1). O. K. K. orchestra.
80
George Cotterlll, a carpenter cm
ployed on the Gold Ridge mine (level
iipnient work, Toll on a snag Tuesday
al'ternoon Inflicting a painful injury to
his side, lie came to this city Wed
nesdiiy for medical trentnient.
f Mrs. C. K. Golilo, teacher of piano.
219 W. Main, upstairs. 81
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlero for
Nullum-. Phone 5S5-J. tt'
Trevo Liimsden who loaves June 28
lo accept a position with a Los An
goles bonding bouse, Is making pre
paralions for his departure. Ills plaee
as assistant cashier or the Jackson
Counly bank will be filled by William
Vawter, and the lattor's place taken
by Scott Davis. .
We develop kodak films froo. West
Side Pharmacy. if
C. L. (inff writes insurance on any
thing anywhero. tr
James Whlltiker or Yroka, Cal.
spent a low hours In tho city Wednes
day visiting I'liends on his way lo Can
ada hy auto.
Tho Farm Hureau will give a moving
picture show al Heiigle, Sat. eve., June
25. Proceeds to go to homo demon
stration fund. Kveryono Invited. 81
Tree props and pino' flume lumber.
Hlg Pines Lumber Co. tr
George Maddux (Lltllo George), a
well known local barbershop porter,
expects to leave about August 1st for
his old home lu Maryland.
Invest your savings in tho Jackson
County Htiildlng and Loan association.
It'
K. P. dance Thursday night. D. O.
Iv. K. orchestra. Refreshments served.
All Knights and their ladles are ex
pected lo bo there. so
Attorney (ins Newbury and wile
wlio have been at Kiigeno attending
the graduation exorcises of the law de
partment of the I'nlverslty of Oregon
will return home Friday, They made
tile trip by auto.
Wo aro paying 25c. for eggs at the
Farm Hureau Co-Operativo Kxehango
tf
Will exchange now goods for second
hand or pay cash, Monlnff & Wooir.
99
A carload or hides were shipped out
Tuesday hy Nichols and Asliisilc to a
Portland firm. This Is tho first sale
r Roguo River hides in many months,
and brought lour cents a pound not
enough to pay ror skinning them oft
tho carcass, lot alone salting and cur
ing. During tho war hides sold for 2a
cents, and before for U cents. I'm to
this lime It has boon lniMsslblo to
lispose of them even as a gift.
Sugar Howl taxi, ci.untry trips spec
ialty. phone 127-11. 82
We develop koduk films free. West
Side Pharmacy. if
Victor llcrg and family of Dunsniulr,
Calif., visited tile family or K. K. Cave
of this city Monday and Tuesday, and
1 6 ft for Seattle Wednesday.
Plcotlng
Hemstitching
So per yd.
Ptittons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tr
Arthur Klelnhaintnor of tho Apple-
sale was n business visitor in the city
Wednesday -afternoon.
e line mens caps, lowest prices,
very latest. Don Springer, 105 W. Main
80
Dan Hagshaw. Jr.. has returned to
Must lie, Ills home in Jacksonville from Idaho
f. where ho has been for several mouths. I
llovs of Ihn cltv uro miirmrinc In
t It fPll innn I a ,.,.(. tli.. l,.,,,,ii if tin
Deinpsey-Carpoiillcr ngbt July 2. In
tho backyard of C. M. Thomas his soils
and heirs held a debate Tuesday with
neighbors' children, but left the decis
ion to their lawyer father when he.
came home. The debate, was long and
vocirerous. Tho youths are more ex
cited about the outcome than their
elders.
Interest' on city assessments will be
delinquent after July first. Hetter
take caro of It now lest you forget. 87
Among the auto tourists enroute
north who are guests at the Holland
are Albert Delko and family of Pima
dona and Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis of Los
Angeles.
Probably due to the hot weather of
the past two days today's public mar
ket was a poor ono with but compara
tively few offerings.
Anyone knowing Mrs. V. A. Peters'
address please call 333. 81
Quite a little excitement was creat
ed Wednesday afternoon by a
small firo which broke out at
3:50 o'clock' in the boiler room at the
llullis & Skewis Baw mill, which was
extinguished by the plant's own fire
department, but not beroro the city
fire department had been called as a
preonuflon. The fire caught from
some saw dust on the floor close to
the boiler nnd caused hut littlo dam
ago. The plant Is located outside of
l ho city limits, at which tho fire de
partment stopped and waited. This is
the second boiler room firo at the
same plant In Its history, tho first ono
having caused muoh damago to the
niachlnory.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cu'rrle and two
children of Sacramento arrived here
Wednesday with the intention of locat
ing and arc stopping at the city auto
cam).
Mrs. Geo. Mnddox, dressmaking,
room 1, Sparta Hdg. Prices reason
able. 85
South bound passenger travel has
been so heavy tho past two days that
train 13 has been run In two sections
on both days.
James Grieve who came down from
Prospect yesterday afternoon and de
parted for home again today says that
the Derby road is in fine condition.
Ho made the trip down in two hours
over tills road.
Owing to a change In plans there
will be no Woodmen picnic next Sun-i
day. 82
The man wanted In California towns
for working the cheap jewelry selling
fake Is under arrest here, Chief of
Police Timothy claims, in t lie poison
of J. H. Donaldson of Los Angeles,
whom he located this morning in a
local garage where he was having his
car repaired. Ho Is wanted at Duns
inuir where a warrant is out for his
arrest, and is being held for the offi
cers from that city to come and get
him. Tho chief also arrested another
man, who was a companion of Donald
son, but let him go on finding no war
rant was out for his apprehension. A
third man Is being sought in the city
I in connection with the Callfornhwswin-
dles. '
A farewell picnic party Incidental to
Mr. and Mrs. H. BJ Clark leaving soon
to spend the summer at Crater Lake
was tendered Mrs. Clark In the park
at Ashland last evening by twenty of
her neighbors and friends. Mr. Clark
is at present "at Caiup Lewis with the
local national guard company.
a momiled policeman who pursues a
supposed murderer with the energy
and relent lesfiiiess characteristic of
the Canadian police, only to be balked
at Ihe last when his quarry proves to
be tho sister of the girl he loves and
who has saved his lffe when he is
about to be hanged 'by bandits, he adds
another splendid characterization to
bis gallery of western screen imrtraius.
The story , was wrlten by Mr. Hart
and the direction by Lambert lSllyor
is all that could be asked for. Eva
j Novak beads a eapalde supiKirting
company aiuk all acquitted themselves
with credit. The picture Is well worth
seeing.
I
OBITUARY.
McDONALI) Mrs. Eurcn Ann Mc
Donald', wife of J. O. McDonuld, pass
ed away at tho homo of her son, J. 13.
McDonald at Trail, Thursday, 9:20
a m. at the age of 75 ycarB. Deceas
ed had been an invalid for two years
and suffered the third stroke of par
alysis ono month ago, which was tho
immediate cause of death.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, one daughter nnd nine sous,
most of whom wero at her bedside at
the last.
Funeral services hold at 2 p. m.
Friday, 2 4 th., , , , ,
At the Page
If you are interested in knowing
what's worth while in life, you should
seo Lois Weber's latest production for
Parahiount, 'What's Worth While?"
which was given its premier at the
Page theatre yesterday. It is an ex
cellent picture which, is distinctly
' worth while seeing.
! The story deals with a blue-blooded
Igirl and a man's man of the cave man
variety. ,There is a good love thread
running through the narrative and tho
picture abounds with thrilling scenes
that bold one's attention until the final
fade-out. Claire Windsor, who scored
in "Two Please Ono Woman," is the
leading woman ill "What's Worth
While?", while playing opposlto hel
ls LouIb Callicrn. Hoth aro capable
players and they head an excellent
cast.
Hart's Picture Scores
William S. Hart's latest Paramount
picture of tho west, "O'Malley of tho
Mounted," scored a triumph at Its
presentation nttho Hlalto theatre yes
terday. It is certainly one of the
strongest character portrayals with
which Mr. Hart has favored his follow
ers In many months, to say the least.
' Thrills abound throughout the action
of this virile photoplay. As O'Malley,
The eiyboniferous geological strata
sometimes attains a IhicknosB of 20,-
nnn ,., " '
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GREAT
CELEBRATION
SALE!
Only a few Days left in which to do your shopping
before the Fourth of July :
Ready-to-Wear and Summer Goods Reduced
Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Goats, Suits, Corsets, Sweaters
Ladies' Coats $14.98
1!") Liitlios' NiiiiinitT Coats in all
colors, irood styles and sizes. Val
ues star.oo to .t;7.r() $14.98
1
All Coats Reduced 25
Kvory (-oat in stuck, outside of
special lot assortments, ;oinjy at
Oue-loiii'th Off.
Organdie Blouses $2.75
lieautiful Organdie Hlouses in
white or colors, nicelv trimmed.
Special $2.75 to $3-50
Muslin Skirts 98c
Fine Muslin Underskirts, lace
and embroiderv trimmed.- Reuu
la r 1.50 and 2.00 Skirts 98
Long Silk Gloves 98c
Heavy Silk Gloves in 32 or IK
button lengths, all colors. Reg
ular .$2.00 and 2.f)) gloves. Spe
cial ,L... 98
Black Silk Lace Hose 98c
Special for while thev last, 1.7a
Ladies' Black Silk H(.se....v..9S(
Voiles, Special 50c : .
Beautiful 'Mi and -I') inch Fancv
Voiles. Regular $1.00, $1.25 nnd
$1.50 values. Special 50
Plaid Ginghams 18c
Tieautiful Plaid Ginghams, soft,
finish and fast colors ....18
Gowns and Envelopes $1.39
These are made of fine Embroid
ered Cambric, alTsizes. Regular
$2.50 to $3.50 garments $1.39
Children's Summer Hats
Rig showing of Children's Sum
mer Hats in Straws and Cloth.
All sizes 50. to $1.50
JLi riiLTrJlli rilLifTN
DlPARTMMSTSToRKr
AUGUST McCALL PATTERNS
White Nubuck Oxfords
$6.25
Nubuck Oxfords in Military or
low heel, regular $8.50 shoes-, in
all sizes'. Special $6.25
Canvas Oxfords $5.50
Fine quality "White Canvas Ox
fords; plain toe, military heels.
Regular $7.50 shoes. Special
$5.50
' Black Kid Oxfdrds
Regular $9.50 Black Kid Oxfords
in military heel, imitation toe
caps. Special -...$6.75
Brown Low Heel Oxfords
Rig value ill Misses' and Ladies'
Low I feel Oxfords. All sizes, 2' u
to T'-j. Special ."...$4.00
Children's Low Shoe Sale
We are giving extra big values in
Children's Footwear this week.
Munsing Wear Less 10'
All Munsing Wear reduced 10
Per Cent. 'Xo underwear wears
like Munsing.