Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO MEDFOED ItKTT; TflTBTTXR MT.DFOftT), OREGON', SATURDAY. JUNE h occH and Personal Kaln the public la warned to keep away from Crater luke until the sea- bod formally opens July lHt, and a It 1b now the lodge at the lake Is almost out of provisions for the staff of cl'-c Irielans lit work ihuru because of the Influx of a number of hardy sightseers who walked iu over the snow this week. Hence it is that Seely V. Hall, accompanied by his wife departed for Crater national park this mnrnliiK on an P. O. S. call with a truck load or provisions, hopInB with the help of Park Superintendent Sparrow to he able to buck tho truck through the snow as far as Anna Spring camp. from where the Riipplies can be pack ed up to the hotel five iuIU-b distant. C. 1.. Goff writes Insurance on any thing anywhere. tf The Jackson County lluildlng & Loan Association office will he open hereafter' on Saturday nights to ac commodate tho public. Miss Ruby Kurlie, who has been In government service since the begin ning of tho world war, has been grant ed a month's furlough and will arrive here Sunday to spend that time with her parents. Tree props nnd pine flume lumber. Dig Pines Lumber Co. tf Rolled hurley $1.40 per sack; mill run 9 1 .CO per sack; whout $:i.2(i per lOO.lbs.j scratch food $2.75 per 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 K. .Main. Phono 20. tf Ikith the Portland Journal and Tele gram yesterday had front page pic tures of II. Chandler lCgan, the woll known golfor of Medford who Is toduy playing tho finals Tor the northwestern championship. Kgan is regarded by experts as tho most remarkable natur al golfor In the amateur ranks today. Tho past five years he has Bcarcely touched a golf club except just n few days before the toiiruaiuentH he has entered, uud yet hn won the coast northwest championship last year uud at least twice has been runner up. Invest your savings hi the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Looso Leaf columnar journals and cash books two to forty-four columns. Medrord Hook Store. , til! Tho sad news of tho death In Los Angeles of Maurlco Kdgell of Now York city VV'ednosduy last has been re ceived In Medford. Corbln Edgoll, the well known Knglo Point rancher who was with his brother through his 111 iioss Is now on route l Now York with the body. About a year ago Corbln Edgell'B mother, Mrs. C. K. Kilgell died In Medford where she had made her homo for less than n year. We are paying 2llc for eggs nt tho Farm Ilureatl Co-Operutlvo Exchange. tf Rolled barley, 1.40 per uncle; mill run $1.50 por suck: Wheat $2.2!; per 100 lbs.; scratehl'ood Jli.75 per 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 K. Main. Phone 240. - tf Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank P. Farrell ar lived homo lust night from their honeymoon trip to Porllund and other northern points, and will reside at tho Carglll apartments for tho presont. Lawn mowora Bhnrpened right. Lib erty Shop. 261-J. tf Thoro will he n typewriter In every homo nnd It will bo tho Corona fold ing. Medford Hook More. 82 Tho city park uud tho auto camp grounds came In for a largo amount of. prul so last night, when Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Stearns and Mr. nnd Mrs Kdineades, all of Medford, cnnio down to visit bore with Mr. nnd Mrs. It. W, Biennis. They hud a picnic dinner In the park nnd tho visitors looked over the camp grounds. They rotnincd to Medford lust night. (Iritnts Pass Courier. ' Will exchnngo now goods for second hand or pay cash. Mordoff & Wool. 99' Without doubt tho greatest pleasure experienced tho Fourth of July will he by thoso who attend tho celebration hull and hear tho Imperial orchestra In all tho wonderful new pieces nt the Medford Natatorlnni. 82 H Is now officially proclaimed that the Ellis lodge now dining room will not "ho in use until July tith. The old dining room will be open from next Monday on, with John Kudo, the stoward, serving meals us usual. Sugar Howl taxi, country trips spec ialty, phono 127-R. 82 The Associated Oil Co. unloaded n new 3V4-ton Mack truck a few days ago.; This truck has a capacity of 1190 gallons and Is equipped with air brakos. It will replace the truck now on the Orants Pass run and will also pull a VM gallon trailer which Ih (o be equipped Willi air brakes. This outfit will thus make dally through trips to flrants Pass delivering 1010 gallons gasoline to that point. Ralph Cowglll nnd John Wills have returned from tho Meadows district where they took their cattle for the Biimmor range. Wo develop kodak films free. West Sldo Pharmacy. tr The coolest place In the city will be! Ill the spacious hall at the Natatorlnni' Saturday night. Kiiterlofiiment by the big 'Imperial orchestra. Admission ltic S2: W. R. Crelger of Chicago, close per Bonul friend of .Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W iilnghnm left today After n visit at the Illngham ranch north of the city. Mr. Crelger Is seriously considering pur chasing property In the valley. Two popular dances this week by tho MnJeBtic orchestra: Friday night nt Jacksonville and Saturday night nt Ragle Point. Knuf Bed. fill Don't forget the big dance at Cold IIIII tonite. Best of music. S2 C. E. Cunningham of Portland has returned to the city and Is again nt work on a big business deal iu this Vicinity. He is at the Holland. A. 8. V. Carpenter of the Husy Cor ner Motor company, bus returned from Portland driving down a new Willys Knight which has been purchased by r runK vwen. PIcotlr.g Hemstitching 8c per yd. Muttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf There will be a big crowd at the dance ut Cold Hill tonilc. Don't miss it. Finest kind of music. Everybody's going. 82 M. C. Sullivan Is laid up at the Sacred Heart hospital with Injuries re ceived In a minor automobile accident. Interest on city assessment's will be delinquent after July first. Hetter take care of It now lest you forget. 87 Tho coolest placo in the city will be In the spacious hall at the Natutorlum, Saturday night. Entertainment by the big lnieri;tl orchestra. Admission 10c. - 82 The Medford Ice and Storage com pany have placed In service another truck to meet the fast growing de inund for this concern's goods. ThlB new truck which is of the company's own design will place the company in a position to give the best of service. Mrs. Cieo. Maddox, dressmaking, room 1, Sparta llldg. Prices reason able. 85 Why not attend tho dunce tonite at flohl IIIII? Hest of people, finest music, good floor. &2 Mr. and Mrs. lit. A. Hosworth of Cor vallls arrived in the city yesterday from southern California, much dis appointed to learn that conditions wore impossible for them to visit Cra ter lake for at least a week yet. They left the Hotel Medford this morning for home. Uwing to a change In pluiiB there will he no Woodmen picnic next Sun day. 82' The Christian church will have re purls from the different departments at the 11 a. in. service tomorrow for tho first six months of tho year show ing what bus been accomplished. It Is tho desire of the board tiiat all the membership be present. Fire into Thursday destroyed the sawmill or Welter 41 Son nt Lovo sta tion, Hi miles from Grants Pass. The loss was placed ut $:irim, with no ln- nrnnee. Tile mill had closed down Wednesday. No lumber was burned. Seo Handicraft Shop window bar gains lu children's dresses, Friday and Saturday. 82' You will enjoy the danco at Cold Mill tonite. Meet your friends there. 82 The ladles of the First llaptlst church will cntertnin (lie aviation hoys at the homo of Mrs. It. K. Penoyer, 990 South Oaliilalo, Monday, Juno 27th ut 8 p, ni. Mayor CutcB will give n Bhort address of welcome, which will bo fol lowed by a program and a good time. All mombors and friends nre invited. Kiddles' play suits choice 75c. Han dicraft Shop. 82 Medford Fuel Co., cry mill brocks and all other kinds of wood. Phone 212. . 84 This month's Issue of The Volt, the monthly mugnzluo published by the California-Oregon Powor company, with a circulation of 8000 copies, Is devotod exclusively to tho Itogue River division of thnt company, nnd contains interesting illustrated ui'tl cles about steellicud fishing In the Roguo with a picture of Toggery Hill fighting with an 8-iounder, nnd the Kluinnth project of the 11. S. rechinin- tlon service nnd irrigation by 'pumping. Tho voice recital to bo given by students of the Geo. Andrews Studios Tuesday evening next nt tho Presby terian church nt 8:15 o'clock is being much anticipated by music lovers. 82 Umbrella covem. Liberty Shop, tf S. C. Modgmun, of Chicago, travel Ing salesman for years of a prominent custom concern while passing through the city yesterday Jumped oft tho train during tho stop here long enough to nnnounco that ho would retire- Boon and planned to come to Mod ford or vicinity with his family, buy n small orchard proorty, nnd rouble here Phono 471. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 101 South Rlversido. tf Property Owners Attention. Hot lor pay the Interest on your assessments before July first nnd avoid the penalty. 87 Harry Rosenborg of tho Hear Creek orchards, while driving a nail In fence Friday morning, missed the null with the hammer, and hit his little finger, mangling and smashing that member severely. Expert dressmaking, plcotlng, hem stitching, 10 S. Fir, phone 21B-H. 98 t lilldren a dresses, 2 to 0 years, choice 7uc. Handicraft Shop. 82 A letter has been received from Hal Gerber of Constuntlnople, Turkey, a former resident of this city stating he has applied to the stale department to help hi iu recover a largo farm 111 Serbia, owned by his father, and to which he Is an heir. This land was formerly III European Turkey, but was in n strip ceded to Serbia, by the peace treaty. Tills abrogates all prior rights but Cerbor Is making claims on the grounds Unit he is nu American citi zen. He also served In tho war. Cur lier reports every day to the Yankee consul, so tills country can keep track of hlui. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. School for drawing and painting. -Mrs. Edinoudson, College bids. 927-X. 87 George Hilton returned Friday after noon from Murshl'leld where he attend ed to business matters. He says that city will make great preparations for the F.Iks convention to be held in August. Hnrgalns in children's dresses, Fri day and Saturday. , Handicraft Shop. 82 Latest patterns In ties. Don Sprlngerl 105 Wel .Main. The Jacksonville street car will be Montana guests at .the Medford are operating from terminal to terminal .Mr. and M rs. II. E. Morler and H. E. within the next two weeks. The public, Morler Jr., of Butte. service corporation has granted Joel There I(j ft enally vlo)ating the Gagnon permfsslon lo install the city ordinance statin that there shall frog" at the Main street crossing, which was removed two years ago by the Southern Pacific, when the street car line failed to pay its pro rata of tlie tuxes. The new service will be as ut present, but patrons can ride to the hospital, which will he a convenience. Two popular dances this week by the Majestic orchestra: Friday night nt Jacksonville and Saturday night at Eagle Point. Knuf sort. 82 Hemstitching 8c per yard at the Stylecraft shop. We also do dress making, plcutlng, embroidery, buttons, braiding tin'1, mending. Phone 744-J. M. F. & H. Illdg. Mosdames Eaton & Roberts, props. 86 S. C. Scott of Cold Hill was a busi ness visitor in the city and Jackson ville Friday afternoon.. Two popular dances' this week by the Majestic orchestra? Friday night at Jacksonville and Saturday night at Eagle Point. Knuf soil, r , 82 Little Miss Amy Elliott is three years old today, and will entertain a number of her little friends at a birth day party this afternoon in honor of the occasion at her home. Horse-Shoe tires and lubes are the cheapest per mile. Call and inspect before buying tires. Exchange Tiro Co. 85 We develop kodak films free. West Side Pharmacy. tf Seely V. Hall returned Thursday ufternoon rrom Portland, making the return trip hi n new Packard truck Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. ' tf F. F. Stone, tho harbor, O'Brien's old stand. . tf There Is not much hay down In the valley at this time, and farmers are making efforts to have It iu the stack and under cover before June 25th, when according to traditions, n rain Is lo he expected. The second cutting of alfalfa will begin about July 10. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuHone. Phone 685-J. tr When better automobiles are built, Uuick will build them. tf A stroller through tho resident dis trict Is Impressed with the number of kitchen gardens and their flourishing condition, also tho large number of grape vines under cultivation. Pay your Interest before July first unit avoid the penalty, 87 Wishing to retain the good will of our patrons after a loas as well as before we only offer Insurance In the strongest companies in the business. ThlB ugency would like to help you Insure effectively against loss. Call McCurdy Insurance Agency. 82 George Older of Montague, Cnl., has returned to his homo alter spending a few days in the city. "Whenever better Life Insurance Is written, Cochran and his agents will be writing it." tf Evangelist Fred Bcott and wife nrli conducting special revival tent meet ings at the corner of Jackson und Central overyTiIght at 7:45. Sunday 2:30 p. in. Come and get saved, re ceive tho Holy Spirit, nnd he healed of your disease, Jesus the same yester day, today and forever. All welcome. Ilhiine Kluiii will return tho first of tho week from an auto trip to San Francisco and other California points. Another big drop in shoo prices at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. tf People wishing to go to Cinnabar Springs can go on the L. H. Newton Dully Stage Line, Hornbrook, Calif. 9ti Master Hilly Helms who has been on a farm recuperating from an attack of Bcarlut fever is Improving rapidly.. For Ice cream Oakdale and 11th. tf Two inipuliir dances this week by the Majestic orchestra: Friday night ut Jacksonville and Saturday night at Eagle Point. Knuf sed. 82. Ralph Smith, who will ho chef nt tho Crater Lake lodge this souaou, and Miss Uertha Smith, who will bo the pastry cook at that hostelry, arrived In tho city Friday from Portland, nnd are stopping at the Holland until they go to Hie luke. Interest on ussessmenls will ho de linquent after July first und a penalty of five per cent will be added. 87 Save money An wrapping paper by using white print paper in rolls. Ask this office. - - . tt Mrs. Enill Mohr nnd children wont to Prospect yesferday lo spend n week In that delightful location. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. nt the Farm Duron it Co.-Operatlve Exchange. tf Tho first official grass fire of the season occurred late Friday afternoon when some boys set fire to the gross on vacant land on Houttv street, and frightened neighbors, called the fire lepnitment to come and extinguish tho menace. If your merchant does not handle Rogue River Brooms you can get them nt the public market. S3 It has been roKrted (o tho city officials that a merchant located just outside tho city is selling firecrackers and fireworks to Medford fioys. An ordinance forbids tho selling of such goods In the city;' First class carpenter work. Esti mates furnished. Phono Dixon 539-J-4. Precipitates valued nt $17,000 from tho Hoswcll gold initio In Josephine county were snippet! .Thursday night to the Si'lhy' refinery nt San Frnncls- The mills of the mine nfter having been closed for a few days, are 111 oper ation again. H. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Mrs. Stewart Patterson, former well known resident. Is here on n short visit from San Francisco during which she la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lin coln McCorinack. Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to 3 and 30 to 0:30 p. ni. if he no shooting of fire crackers or any firearms at any time or any place in the city of Medford. . No merchants shall be allowed to sell same. Must be enforced. Chief of Police.' 82 Information about the special train which will be run from Grants Pass to Ashland and return on July Fourth to accommodate the many valley peo ple without cars who will attend that big celebration, was given out here toilay by Mark Montgomery, local S. P. agent. The train will leave Grants Pubs at 7:05 a. m., Medford at 8:20 a. m. and will arrive at Ashland nt the up-town depot at 9:05 a. m. On the return trip the train will leave the uptown station at Ashland at 10:30 p. m. after the fireworks, will reach Medford at 11:15 p, m., and Grants Pass at 12:20 a. in. The train will also stop at every station In the valley both ways. The fare from Medford will be the regular one, $1.02 for the round trip. We have a large Block of used and rebuilt tires. Get your spare tire nnd save trouble. Exchange Tire Co. 85 There will he a hall game Sunday afternoon at the Holly St. grounds be tween the Eagle Point EagletB and the Medford Printers. No admission will be charged. -The boys play a high class game of bar! ami it will be worth an hour of anybody's time to see this game at 2:30 p. m. Two business .lots for sale. Will trade for house and lot in residence district. Phone lll-R-3. - 8 George Hilton Jr., of Central Point, government laid appraiser in the 12th federal district with headquarters at Spokane, arrived Friday from Marsh field, where he had been on official duty, for a short visit with the home folks, prior to depnrtlng for Klamath FallB this afternoon to nppraiso some land In Klamath county., He likes his new position very much except that he Is not fond of hotel lire. Tree props and pine flume lumber. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf V. L. Hnrtman and family of Ellens burg, Wn., are tourists stopping at the Holland. ... Frank C. Clark arrived home Friday rrom Silverton, Ore., where he has just obtained the contract ot designing a new high school building to be con structed at an expense of $(10,000. Tho forty or more omployes of the Crater Lake company who wilt be em ployed nt the lodge and nt the Anna Spring camp, leave next Monday mor ning for the lake to get things In readiness for the opening or the sea son, July 1st. Tjhey will be conveyed on tho company's- stages and auto trucks. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Wilson and two sous of Seattle, arrived in the city this morning enronto to Los Angoles where Mr., Wilson will take some pic tures In connection with tho II; S. Marine corps publicity. They will stop over a day at the Holland. Mr.. Wilson holds the running record between Seattle and New York(55 days), and Is the winner of the world's champion ship belt for running endurance. H. L. Scott and L. C. Murllnell are guests at the Nush from Dell, Mont Prof. E. P. Fltts, dairy specialist of the O. A. C, and Mr. Linn of Albany who is president of the state associa tion of dairy breeders arrived here Saturday morning to attend the coun ty dairy meeting ut the Bohnert ranch near Central Point this afternoon. There was another Bplendld public market this morning with all kinds of fresh vegetables, n supply of logan berries, strawberries and rod raspber ries, veal, ham nnd .bucon, and other edibles. ' The local Knights of Columbus pic nic and outing will be held tomorrow at the grovo near-. Gold Hill along the Willow Springs road. Tho picnickers will depart In nutoB for the Bcene from the Catholic church, following the 9:30 a. m. mass. A week from today at this time the populace of the valioy will be all keyed up for' tho 'double holiday Inci dental lo tho Fourth of July falling on Monday The morning service at the First Methodist Episcopal Church ' Sunday will be of unusnnl Intorest nnd iniiior- tance to meniliers nnd friends of this church. Dr. H. R: Vermllya, the field secretary of the Centenary will preach the sermon. During the day he will make a survey of conditions In the church and clly . to determine what amount the Centenary will give to aid in building the new church. The lar gest attendance In tho history of the church. Is expected nt the Sunday school nnd morning services. After having been tho guests for three days this week of jDr. nnd Mrs. 1). J. lllekert In Medford a' party of auto tourists left to visit Yellowstone national park, and will return here in August to visit Crater lake. In the party are Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wulli rlght of Sau Diego. Calif., and Mr. nnd Mrs. .Martin Clark unit two sons of Santa Ann. Calif. The lnttor .family. iuiiy ilcclde after their return hi Aug ust to -remain Ih Medford for. the win ter. . ' - '. A . i , east. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of Weeks-Conger Co., at 2:30 Monday, June 27. Rev. J. R. Sasneit officiating. Interment In I. O. O. F. cemetery. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Among the arrivals al the city auto camp ground i Friday were JJ. H. Smith of San Francisco, en route lo I'l.ltliind: .Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Itoli ertson of Wenatchee, Wn., may lo cate here; Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Seeli-y and non nnd the hitter's wife, of Los Angeles, en route to Shuttle: Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hobson and Child of Hol lywood, Cnlif., 'en route home from Portland; Mr. ;and Mre. -P.' J. Homel and two children -of 'ottonwoid, Ida., en route to . Los . Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. -Horner of Spokane-touring to Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. L. H. ! Bennett and child f Pasadena, Cnlif., en route lo Grants' Pass; E: W. Williamson and his' brother and mWher Of Yuma, Ariz., touring south offer a visit north; Ur. and Mrs. W. P. jFrend and his' parents of Ottowa, III., touring north; Mr, and Mra. J. C. C'b-inence and three children ot .Seattle, en route to California: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Peltz of Santa Monica, Calif., touring north; Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Lowe of Twin Falls. Ida., louring to Florida. To the Citizens of Medford . We are announcing our new Square Deal Wet Wash Laundry at 608 North Grape street, which will be in opera tion on or about July 1st. Our prices will suit yojir pocket book and we will treat you square. . , 85 II. F. PECK, Manager. Knights of Pythias Take Notice All Knights ate expected to bring their entire family to the Castle hall Monday evening, June 27th. Good en tertainment, good Ice cream and cake. 82 Adiinnnple whb the Ottoman capi tal until the fall of Constantinople in 1453. BELLINGHA1F, Wash., June 25. Jack Klelt. said-to -he a lialfbreed KMcklrut Indian, staged a gun battle with deputy sheriffs in Columbia val ley, near the Canadian border, early yesterday ufternoon. Walter Fag gett, a bystander, was slightly wound ed by one bullet , and another cut through his coat sleeve. Kielt, according to tho officers, was taken by surprise just after he hud crossed the boundary line with a sack of whiskey on his shoulder. He was arrested by two of the depn ties but wus not Beurchetl and as the trio were' passing along a narrow trail, Klelt got the drop on the depu ties and disarmed them but finally re turned their weapons after they had promised that they would not shoot him in the buck and ordered them to go in opposite directions. Later he encountered two other deputies, who engaged him in battle from behind u stump. It Is believed that Klelt escaped "without being in jured. . '- ' SECY, WEEKS AROUSED i BY AIR ACCIDENTS WASHINGTON'. June 24. Arous ed by the recurring fatal accidents In the army air service Secretary Weeks has written to Major General Menoher, chief of thnt service, ask ing that every precaution be taken to prevent further accidents. ''There have been tod many acci dents to suit me," said Mr. Weeks. "! have written General Menoher say ing that the greatest care should he used to prevent accidents If possible." DRESSMAKER . E WELL Followed a Neighbor's Advice and Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vernon, Tex. "For three years I suffered untold agony each month with pains in my sides. 1 , found only tempo-, rary relief in doctor's , medicine or anything else I took until my ' husband saw an ad vertisement of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- ' pound. I mentioned it to a neighbor and she told me she had taken it with good results and advised me to try it. - I was then in bed part of the time and my doctor said I would have to be operated on, but wo decided to try the Vegetable Compound and I also used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. I am a dressmaker and am now able to go about my work and do my housework besides. You are welcome to UHe this letter as a testimonial as I am always glad to speak a word for your medicine. "Mrs. W. M. STEPHENS, 1103 N. Commerce St., Vernon, Texas. Dressmakers when overworked are prone to such ailments and should profit by Mrs. Stephen's experience. Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass., about your health. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a -woman and held in strict confidence. Ktv 4 11 I -a Going away for the -summer? Have the Mail Tribune mulled to you. Keep in touch with the homo town while enjoying- your vacation. aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiN FINAL SACRED CONCERT REV. F..R. LEACH, 'Pastor. " Fov the season is announced by the Baptist Church M Hir Sunday, 8 :00 1 M., at First Baptist Church ": (N. Central and Fifth St.) i i . i r J3ost'of imisir and a pleasing variety. Come early." pi - - ;. ,( 11:00 A. M. ' , ,"THE ABUNDANT LIFE." - Two-Iinpoitant Services.. "Welcome. in? OBITUARY I JKNKINS Mary A. Jenkins, wife of K. 1C. Jenhlna, passed away at their home. 121 North Kenwood street In this city early this moVnins at the age of 48 years. ' Mrs. Jen:;:ns was born at Henry, 111., In the year 1ST3. In 1S!U s!u was married to Krank K. Jenkins. From her native state they moved to Atlnona and In 1914 came to OreRon. setilitiR In Jncksii county where they have since resided. Uesldes her husband sho leaves three children, Floyd 11., Lewis C, and Mildred .May. all of Medford. Also four brothers and two sisters iu the 5! Why Are We Growing So Fast? X BECAUSE V i AVe are helping manv to buy honies.- t r r r r T r T r r r Money placed with us is absolutely safe. Money placed with us1 ln'iii'gs i'ood rate of interest. Small saving- accounts soon enable anyone to begin paying for their, own home. . ''-Z',. '"'" " OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS T t T T f T ? T f T T ? ? ? t I We will take pleasure in explaining "Building and Loan." Jackson County Building and Loan Association ; 0, C. BOGGS, Secretary C. M. KIDD, President FREE TUBE OFFE ON. PENNSYLVANIA TIRES EXPIRES JULY 1st A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient THE BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. The Store Where "Your Dollar Does Its Duty"