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The now ordinance for the licensing,
find distribution of ereum and milk, Is!
now In effect end up to 9 o'clock this
morning only 20 of the owners of cowsj
who" Boll milk in tho city had obtained!
ttolr licenses at the city recorder's i
office. It Is estimated that there are
from CO to 100 cow owners in Medford
rmd outside who sell milk or cream at
mail, and the dilatory ones are warn
ed to hurry up and take out tbuir
Kcenses, in order to avoid s fine upon
vonvlctlon of not exceeding $25. or jail
imprisonment ' of not more than 10
1iiye. The license fee is $1.
', This office Is prepare to print
dcer sheets, bills, eta, used on the
Ninkkeeping machines. Don't give
Jour orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phoue
us and we will call. if
' Auto Insurance. Brown White.
Shoes called for and delivered free,
r ' mired or shined. Mail orders a
r;ecialty. Work sent C. O. l C. H.
W.itklna, 12 W. Main, phone 556. 59
The dress rehearsal of the four act
comedy, "Clarence," which will be pre
m nted by the senior class of the hish
whool at the Page theater tonight,
was held at 10 a. m. today at that
theater. The curtain will rise at S:S0
r in-
Cut flowers, Darwin tulips. X. S.
I'm nnett. 6S0. 37
He st garden loam for sale. Pbone
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Found A place where they repair
n!l makes of cars, rebore cylinders,
sll DeLuxe pistons, McQuay-Norris
rings, - Liberty cars. A square deal
I luce to trade. . Riverside Garage, tf
Mayor C. E. Gates arrived home
Sunday from bis week'a visit at Port
land and In attendance at the state
, lir board meeting at Saleui on Satur
day. ' Men's' two-piece' suits dry cleaned
and steam pressed $1.00. Bring your
etafitiinr And i!vtn? arM mnnpv. ' An
drei Cleaners, 022 North Riverside. 35
'When in need of sash and doors,
csfl 'Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
.11 e. siam street.
' Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat.
'. " . . 59
The members of the Retail Mer
chants Bureau will have their dinner
"meeting at the American Legion hall
(his evening. The county fair and
prosperity week will be the two prin
cipal subjects under consideration.
Toung lady wants position as sten
ographer or office work. Will do extra
work in either. Phone 3S3-J. tf
"The Medford Domestic Laundry is
open to the. public all this week and
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
3S
Sacrafice sale Buy home and living
from one year'a crop 10 acres bearing
urchard with alfalfa; house and barn,
r,nr Medford, paved highway, only
'500; easy terms. Improvements cost
more. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone
"T2S-R or 134-Y.
. ; All ot the teachers of the Talent
school were re-elected last week for
next year. Immediately upon his re
flection, H. P. Jewett. principal of the
school, handed in his resignation.
v.blch was accepted, and Mr. Evans of
tritifvtn . Drp - wait olprtpd In take
his place. Mr. Jewett will have charge
f the Central Point schools the com
ing year.
Spring millinery clearance 10 days
only, commencing Friday, April 28. All
pattern and dress hats 20 percent dis
count.,, Hats are superior in style,
'teauty and value. Miss Taylor at
Deuel's. 36
u We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf
When you want an experienced man
io do odd Jobs, end repair carpenter
wirk, and garden work, phone 1041-M.
':, : 36
G. W. Milam has been fined $10 in
Justice Taylor's court on his plea of
guilty io having failed to dim his
1 ,-4. . 1- I .. , . t. ,,!.
ii-le. The arrest was made by State
Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. Mc-
Mtfhon. .
" . , Every hat in our shop will be sold at
II rarinrtlnn for nna wpplc nnlv li-
tnnlug April 2ah. Medford Center
Millinery Shop, room 426 Medford bid.
33
'. All kinds ot rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat.
' ; 69
. Five cars containing 16 persons who
nrrtved Sunday spent last night and
this morning at the city auto camp.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co, ,
Bearing pear and apple orchards
rucrlficed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Cold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Grave markers are being purchased
from Legion national headquarters by
Oregon posts of the American Legion.
Committees of the posts will place
these official bronze American Legion
grave markers upon the graves of
their deceased comrades on Memorial
day. Citizens will witness Memorial
day services in every community in
Oregon where one of the 110 pouts, of
the Legion is established. On Memor
ial day, May 30, legionnaires of Oregon
.and throughout the country will bow
in memory of the men who died that
the nation might live, the men of
Bunker Hill, of Gettysburg, of Santi
ago and of the Argonne. ,
Tom Ray of Omaha gave Ted Thye
nf Portland a tough match. Watch
Tom Ray and Ralph Hand Tuesday
night at Gold Hill. 34
' This office is prepared to print
railing cards from your copper plate.
'Also buslnesB cards, letter heads and
envelopes from your steel dies, in 24
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District Attorney George N'euner of
Douglas county, who is assisting Dis
trict Attorney Rawlcs Moore in thei
prosecution of cases now before the
circuit court returned to this city last!
niRht from his home in Koseburgj
where he spent the week end. Mr.
N'euner is one of the p-Jimaent cahdt-j
dates for the appointment as Vnitod,
States attorney for the district ot Ore-!
gon to succeed Lester W. Humphreys,
the present incumbent who has Just
resigned. I
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nite. 59
You arc specially Invited to visit the
new up-to-date plant ot the Medford I
Domestic Laundry, 30 N. Riverside,
any day this week and on Wednesday
and Thursday nights. 3S
Froseu automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, de-inforced and'
guaranteed. Only the finest preheat
ing fuels and metals used, Vulcan
Welding Works. 39 S. Front street, tf
l.cster Bristowe of Rochester, N. Y..
is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are
Mark A. Miller of Hartford, Conn., A.
J. gtratton ot Cleveland. O., S. M.
Zeller of Corvallis. A. W. Morris of
Eugene. Frank Delano of Iji Jolla.
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Salmsou
of Tacoma, Wn,
Home grown seed corn at Wotkins'
Feed Store. 39
High class athletic events at Gold
Hill. Tuesday, May 2. 34
Children's trimmed hats 1-3 off dur
ing this clearance sale. Miss Taylor
at Deuel's. 36
A news telegram from Grants Pass
of April 29th says: "People In the
downtown district stopped and gaped
here tonight at 8 o'clock, when several
white-robed K. K. ,K.'s suddenly ap
peared on Sixth street, parade to a Sal
vation Army street meeting and pre
sented to the Salvation Army a sum
of money to be expends!' for the relief
of the W. J.. Smith and John Eads fam
ilies, left destitute following the auto
accident at Medford. Monday. Follow
ing the presentation the Klansmen
mysteriously disappeared. It is esti
mated that the Klan has 150 members
here."
Johnnie Carlson is training In Port
land for his match next Tuesday night
with Frankie Webb at Gold Hill. Don't
miss it 34
Lime for spray. Medturd Lbr. Co.
Ladies' and children's khaki outfits
at The Colonial. 34
T. A. Raffety, chief of the state traf
fic officers returned to this city last
evening from Yreka where he and
State Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J.
McMahon spent Saturday night and
Sunday in conference with northern
California traffic officers.
Everywhere you look you, see a
Chevrolet tf
Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call
at building ite, Minnesota street H.
A. Thierolf.
Flowers for all occasions. See us
about your bedding plants, porch
boxes and hanging baskets. Mad (Vox
lionney, 1005 East Main. Phone 374.
tf
A fund of valuable information is to
be found in the United States weather
bureau's third annual directory of Cali
fornia automobiie camping'" grounds,
just issued. The directory has been
brought up to date.
Sensational sale on all banded and
tailored hats Vt off, Friday 28th and 10
following days. 'Miss Taylor at Deuel's.
36
New spring hosiery in all the shades
at The Colonial. 34
For dancing, Launspach's orchestra.
45
C. C. Lemmon. local representative
of Sgobel and Day, returned this mor
ning from Portland where he attended
a convention of the representatives of
the concern, which took place Sunday
The Irrigation season In the Grants
Pass district opened officially this
morning, when all the canals were
filled with water to serve the land
owners of the district. ater has
been in the main canals for six weeks
and crews have been at work puddling
the ditches, stopping leakage and put
ting in gates and tap boxes. About
12,000 acres of desirable lands will re
ceive their first artificial watering.
The Apparel Cleaners and Hatters
are now located In their new modern
fire-proof building, at C29 N. River
side and have in their employe a prac
tical cleaner and dyer, 20 years exper
ience, new up-to-date machinery In
stalled which enables them to do high
grade work. , 33
"Beauty Is the first gift that nature
gives to women and the first she takes
away." E. Burnham's toilet requisites,
shampooing, hairdresslng, manicur
ing, facial massage, scalph treatments,
hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop,
Medford Building.. Phone 191-L. tf
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nite. 59
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Lang of San
Francisco are guests at the Hotel
Holland. Other guests include Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. OKelly of Hilt, Calif., Gus
A. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Hagen
of Sacramento, II. G. Pound and family
of Corvallis, and B. F. Forbes and R.
E. Mowery of Salem.
Invest your savings ta the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co. '
Marlnello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Liber
ty Bldg. Electrolysis. Phone 657-W, 47
Only one railroad ticket will be re
quired for-a passenger desiring to hold
a sleeping car section beginning today,
according to announcement by Charles
S. Fee, passenger traffic manager for
the Southern Pacific railway system.
Under present rules a passenger desir
ing to hold a whole section Is required
to pay an additlonul half railroad fare.
Two railroad tickets will be required
to hold a drawing room or compart
ment as usual. Pullman fares will not
be affected by this ruling, as the pas
senger pays for the space occupied as
heretofore.
Newcomb is In position now to book
your orders for green slabwood to be
delivered next week; also dry enough
to burn slabs .now. Phone G31. 35
"From the depot to his office a path
has been beaten by the feet of cundt-.
dates, according to C. K. Gates, the(
well known "Pop" and mayor of Med-,
ford," says the Portland Oregontan of
Saturday. "A few weeks ago "IVp",
thought he wanted to bo a candidate'
for governor, but when so many en-j
tered tho field he decided to change!
his plans and announced that he will,'
be a candidate for the repuhlicun j
nomination four, years hence. Thus
he is the early bird in the 1 !:') cam
paign. As the various candidates for
governor arrive in Medford they look'
up tho mayor and he trots them!
around to the local republican lenders!
and introduces them to such cltlxens!
as they meet on the main drag, thej
mayor being as impartial as a brass
band."
C. U Goff writes Insurance on any
thing. Telephone 41.
For Sale Darwin tulips. Eden Val
ley Nursery, tS0-J-2. 37
Watch repairing ot that quality that
gives . satisfaction at Johnson's.
Jeweler. - tf
J. R. Farrow pleaded guilty on Sat
urday in Justice Taylor's court to a
charge of driving an automobile with
out sufficient brakes. He was fined
$10. State Traffic Officer J. J. Mc
Mahon made the arrest.
When better automobiles are built,
Bulek will build them. tf
Every hat In our shop will be sold at
a big reduction for one week only, be
ginning April 27th. Medford Center
Millinery Shop, room 426, Medford bid.
S3
Your old straw hats made like new,
$1.00. Apparel Cleaners & Hatters.
622 N. Riverside. Phone 223. 3
11. I. Graves ot the Industrial Rela
tions department ot the Associated Oil
comimny displayed four reels of mo
tion pictures last Saturday night at
the local office of the Associated Oil
company. Employes ot the company
and familes as well as a few friends
attended. The pictures depicted the
production of oil in the oil fields of
Mexico and California and showed
drilling operations, etc.
A wonderful line of new patterns
will be Included In this great clear
ance sale, 10 days only. Miss Taylor
at Deuel's. 36
If you have a radio, tune to Portland
on Friday evening from eight until
nine o'clock and hear the Ceo, Olsen
Hotel Portland orchestra In the latest
dance hits. They use Buescher saxa
phones, trumpets and cornets. Inquire
at Palmer Piano House about Buesch
er instruments. 35
Hemstitching,
Picoting,
Sc per yd.
Buttons covered.
; Handicraft Shop. tf
Through the work of the Oregon
Legion News Service bureau, Roy
Bishop, long sought by his mother, has
been located 'In. Malad, Idaho. Infor
mation came to Portland headquarters
from Lake County post, American Le
gion, Lakevlew, Ore.
When in need of shingles and root
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
Gold Hill always puts on a good
show. Don't miss Tuesday night.
High class boxing and wrestling. 34
Eat at the Medford Cafeteria. Prices
reasonable. 39
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Small grocery store at
invoice price, with or without pro
perty. New stock, new building.
Good location. 437 S. Central Ave. 39
FOR SALE Cheap, 3V4 truck and
trailer for lumber, or truck and bed
for general hauling. Phone 433-V. 39
WANTED Work as second maid or
nurse girl. Phone 990-J. - 35
FOR SALE Bearing pear and apple
orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and
tip, 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms.
Near highway. Gold "Ray Realty Co.
Phone 728-U or 134-Y.
FOR SALE At sacrifice: Buy home
and living from one year's crop 10
acres bearing orchard with alfalfa,
houss and barn, near Medford and
highway, only $1500, easy terms.
Improvements cost more. Gold Ray
Realty Co., phone 728-R or 134-Y.
LOST Between Preston ranch and
Medford, black fitted handbag. Re
ward. Call Mail Tribune. 36
IX)ST Black and white setter dog.
Phone 390-W.
FOR SALE Chalmers car. In good
condition. Call 522 W. Tenth St. or
phone 358-X. 38
FOR SALE Almost new furniture.
Call 522-W. Eleventh. Phone 358-X.
.'!;
FOR RENT By owner, newly rerin
ished 4-room bungalow. Phone 593-1.
WE SELL
Protection
and
Service
THAT'S ALL .
BUT
Are You Getting
Both?
' Insure with
McCurdy
INSIHAXCK AGENCY
Fifty miles back In tho mountains,
at Jitu tlrieve's place at Prospect,
Stanley U. Jewett of the United Slates
biological survey, listened a few days
ago to ti conversation between n man
and his wife In southern Cullfornlst, by
radio. "Tho snow is off the Crater
l.ake road three and one-half miles
above Prospect now," said Jewett, "In
southern Oregon timber wolves are
now confined to the Willow Creek
section in tho vicinity of Mt, Mo
Ltiughlin. These wolves besides kill
ing deer, have killed several head of
cattle for Mike llunloy." Portland
Journal.
Every hnt In our shop will be sold at
a big reduction for one week only, be
ginning April 27th, Medford Center
Millinery Shop, room 426 Medford bid.
35
Pax sou's Superb Dahlia roots now
on sale at Central Point. Order eurly.
K. II Pnxson. tf
Window screens, screen doors. Med
ford niado and made right. Prices
right too, Trowbridse Cabinet Works.
41
An important meeting of the Amer
ican Legion post will be held tomor
row night. A large attendance of the
ex-service men Is requested.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotlere tor
Nullone. Phone 585J. tf
, Hear ye. Hour ye, Klein the Tailor
makes well-fitting, long service-giving
clothes. Choice of CO pattern! Value
$43 to $55, this w-oek only nt $42.50.
If it's insurance we write It R. A.
Holmes, The lusurance Man. .
i he work of constructing the Kirt
able bridge across Hear creek from
tho rear of the public umrket to the
new city auto camp, for the Pacific
highway entrance to that camp, was
begun this morning by a force of city
employes. This work will be difficult
because ot the high water in the
streum. and the men at work In the
water have to wear hip rubber boots.
The removal of the city's buildings
from the present leased city auto
camp to the new grounds owned by
the city will be undertaken within a
day or two.
Huts In all popular styles and colors,
sale 10 days commenting Friday, April
2Sth. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36
Tom Ray vs. Ralph Hand, Tuesday
night. 34
Two and three-piece hiking suits at
The Colonial. 34
There was a large delegation of
Grunts Pass citizens here at the base
ball game between the Medford and
Grants Pass teams, whose rooting aid
ed materially in the latter mentioned
team's victory.
Tho Geo. Olsen Hotel Portland or
chestra wilt give a concert by radio
every Friday evening from eight to
nine, tor the next ten weeks. This
orchestra uses Buescher saxaphones.
trumpets and cornets. Palmer Piano
House Is tho local agent for Buescher
Instrupients,' " " 33
Fire Insurance. Brown & White. .
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.
u wsMJltice PRESENTS
Wtlh the
eo(foreTfoberts
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Sdwarddlarlhjdd
Gerhwte Claire
TONIGHT
"CLARENCE"
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Tho Pacific lilghwuy, twilli uud
south, from this city was fairly crowd
ed with autoM yesterday of people of
Medford mid the valley on timings.
There was n long string of cars all day
up to the summit of tho ShtMyotm nml
back,
Flndno-leuk makes any tiro punc
ture proof, preserves rubbor. Liberty
Repair Shop. 41
Window glass, paint, sash, doors,
screens, everything In woodwork.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works, 41
John Carlson vs. Fritnkto Webb,
Tuesday night, ' 31
Tomorrow will be big dny In Par-elil-Temiier
elides of Medford, Ash-'
land and the valley because, ot tho!
presence of Mrs. M. P. Illgglns, nation-1
at president, mid Mrs. J. 1.. Hill of I
Portland, state president. In Ashland
tomorrow noon it Hun he m will be
served ut the Hotel Ashland In their
honor, for which all the tickets had
already been sold by Saturday, and in
the ufternoon u Purent Teacher coun
cil will be held, Tomorrow night u
recoptfon will be tendered In the K.
of I hall In this city by the various
Parmit Teucher circles of Medfortl In
honor of Mesdames Hlgglus and Hill.
Elks May Duy dance Tuesday, May
2nd. Lnutispaiii's orchestra, ,, 30
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workutuutiulp. Johnson.
Jeweler, - tf
Best grade, of Jap crepe In all colors
32c yard at The Colonial. , 31
N. S. Bennett, ilia nursery man. tcp-
jped into the Mall Trihune office this
afternoon and presented the force of
the business staff witha bruutif
quot of tulips grown from bill
fill bolt-
lbs Im
ported directly from Holland, Mr.
I Bennett now has 1SU0 of these Import
ied bulbs In bloom, forming u beaaitful
sight.
j Try our merchants lunch. The
j Shasta.
All fight and wrestling fans will be
In Gold Hill Tuesday night. May 2
Best card of the season. 34
Mrs. P. L. Orr of Evans creek la
visiting Mrs. A. n. Williams this week.
Ralph lUirdwtill returned home Suit
day from Portland In hi new Packard
cur. whUh he drove down, and which
aroused much admiring attention on
tho streets today.
Elks Mny Day dunce TursJay, May
2nd. Lsunsch's orchestra. 36
Uitthe and all kinds of moulding,
our own muke. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. -H
Frank 1!. layman, of Portland, can
didate for the republican nomination
for public service commissioner, was
ill MmUord today getting acquainted.
Mr. Laymun Is an attorney who has
! made a siieelutty of rate esses before
ithe commission and wbs formerly bus
iness executive for a lurge wholesale
house.
Everywhere you look you soo a
Chevrolet. . tf
Bargains second-hand bicycles. Lib
erty ftepuir Shop. 41
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mordoff re
turned Sunday from HttendlnK biivers
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a new era in the screen art
A Story of Love and Mirth and the Small Town
Bigotry that Stfffled Both.
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