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Tho V. C. T. U. regional conference
begins this evening nt the Presbyter
inn church and continues until Wed
nesday evening. There will be uro
grams afternoon and evening. Tomor-i UUchall Ladder Co.
row there will be an all day session The Pui Masters' association of
with a lunch at noon. Everybody In- southern Oregon, Including Masonic
terested Is requested to be present, as lodges In Jackson and Josephine coun
there will be a number of beneficial ties held a meeting In the Masonic hall
addresses from out of town people of at Ashland on Monday night to con-
The public market enjoyed a good
putronuge this morning on the sale of
home grown strawberries, peas and
other Iresli produce from Hogue River
valley gardens.
-acriflce sale, Medford home and
living income only $1000, balance like
rent. Gold May Realty Co.
For expert lawn mower grinding call
note.
The first meeting of the stock
holders of the Dlnmond Lake Improve
ment Company will be held at t ie
Public Library, Medford, at 8:00 p. in.,
Wednesday, June 7th. All subsc.-lbors
for stock are requested to be present.
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A spoclal built Bxlde for Ford, $23.50
nt Mattery Electric Shop Nat Illilg. G8
Assistant Fire Chief H. L. Roberts
was on his way to breakfast this mor
ning in his Kssox car when due to a
sidor important business
Hearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
IractB and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
CO. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Atwater-Kent timers for Fords $11.75
Electric Shop. 86
News of interest to local autolsts
who contemplate a trip north this
week is that the Pacific highway near
Goshen has been closed while a sec
tion Is being paved, and a detour
short circuit the car caught fire as he opened up over the hill on the west
was panning In front of the Standard side. Another detour farther south
Oil service station'" on-' West Main across Camas swale Is being provided
street. Mr. Roberts Immediately stop-' east of the highway. Iletween Drain
ped the car, dismounted and began to and Yoncalla there is a long detour
tear the wires out of Its interior. In over the mountains west of the high
so doing he extinguished the tire after
$25 worth of damage had been done,
but sustained two badly burned hands.
Special sale this week only, O. D.
shirts (reclaimed), a bargain at $1.79.
Trench shoes reduced, sizes up to 8,
$3.85;. gUes 8V6 and up $3.15. Regula
tion pack carriers, $1.10. Pup tents
$2.59, new, jointed poles and pegB for
same 50c set. Khaki army blouse, re
claimed, 35c. United Army Stores, 32
S. Central Ave. 09
Kodak finishing, better worli
charges. Jap Art Store. 88
Through the showing here this week
of the Foley & Rurk carnival company
tho city treasury will be richer by
way and near Wilbur another long de
tour east of the highway.
Hemstitching,
Plcoting,
8c per yd. '
Buttons covered. ' : '
Handicraft Shop. " ' tf
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. - ' tf
Guests at the Hotel Medford Include
W. E. Roop, E. S. Deorlng and R. L.
Ltpman of Los Angeles, F. M. Richard-
less 'son of Tacoma, A. Gouler and Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Warrock of Seattle, 8. B.
Wonder of Montrose, Colo., D. H. Nor
ton of Point Lookout, Minn., R. K.
Maynard of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. P.
$.100; as the license fee charged by the I Fontaine of Oakland; Calif., and D. P.
city for such attractions Is $50 a day.
Get pine flume lumber at Dig Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Get a standard Exlde, prices are
down, quality the same, at Uattory
Electric Slrop, Nat Dldg. G8
Since Saturday up until this morn
ing, seventy-six persons, who arrived
in 24 cars, have stopped at the new
city auto camp; The majority of the
visitors were tourists enroute north
from California.
Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte; 85
Housekeeping rooms for rent. Jap
-tore. 68
Mrs. Nell Franklin resumed her
duties yesterday an stenographer In
County Agent Cnte's office after an
absence of nine wroks through Illness.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Luni-j
bor Co.
Morgan and W. S. Countryman of Mad
I son, Wis.
Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85
' Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Liimbor Co. tf
Oscar Brenneman, a former resident
of tli is city and now with the California-Oregon
Power company at Gopco,
Calif., wns a Medford business visitor
yesterday.
For Sale Best home made cakes,
pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman.
84
r ree dirt for lawns or garden. Call
at building site, Minnesota street. 11.
A. Tlilero'..
Much of the funds for the building
of the Rogue River community hall
was solicited In Grants Pass, some as
donations and several hundred as
loans. On Saturday A. R. Brashear
C. Brown of Rogue River, were
Local man with few thousand dollars, nnl ''
desires to buy working partnership in In Grants Pass and paid all tho loans,
established, conservative, paying bus!
ness, What have you to offer7 Give
full particulars. Address 23, Mall Tri
bune, .. 66
. The June weather so far has been
running along nicely with no excessive
warm temperature. In fact the first
part of the June .woather may be char
acterized as Ideal, Fair weather is the
prediction for Wednesday;
We are selling at reduced price, $36,
Portophone to take on your outing
trip. Palmer Piano House.' 70
For good insurance, you should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
Preparations for the annual confer
ence and camp of the Seventh Duy
Adventl8ta are progressing on the fair
grounds. Superintendent Rhoads of
iedford and n number of helpers are
busy putting the grounds in shape to
nccommodate the four or five hundred
campers expected. The large exhibit
building is being fitted up for the main
nsBembly hall. A cafeteria will he run
In connection. Grants Pbbb Courlor.
When In need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallaoe Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
When In need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 13. Main street.
Robort Boyl of Spokane, the former
well known Medford man, arrived here
Sunday on a business visit, and before
roturtithg will also visit Sun Francisco
and Lob Angolcs on business.
IJuy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Cold Ray Realty Co; '. -
Table potatoes while they last $1.50
per hundred. Monarch Seed Company.
Phone 260.
The Salvation Army will hold a rum
muge sale at' the army hall, 320 East
Main street, tomorrow, ut which a
large putronage la desired.
Danoe Eagle Point Sat. nlte. -. 85
Corsets fitted and altered free. Good,
win Corset Shop, 20 3. Fir St. 06
A meeting composed of committees
of the local; Ashland and Grants Pass
telephone company exchanges were
hel( here last Saturday evening to
make arruugementH for the coining an
nitaf picnic of the telephone company
employes of the valley. ' 1
Everywhere you look you- see a
liiovrolet. tf
Flrejnsurance. Brown & White.
Mrs. A. H.' Collaghan, Mrs. Fred
Scheffel, Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs.
Charles Furnase and Mrs. E. J. Green
returned yesterday from the Elk Creek
district where they had a delightful
tlmeT damping and' catching "bites"
fishing. In fact Mrs. Callaghan said,
"We had a regular blow-out."
Table potatoes while they last $1.50
per hundred. Mona'h Seed Company.
Phone 260. '
.'Films In nt 10 a. in. ready by 6 p.' m.
same day.' Swem's Studio. 68
The first meetini? of the' city council
for the month of June will be held to
night, and so far as can' be learned
only routine matters will come up;- -.
Frozen Automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders ' welded, " re-ln forced and
guaranteed, " Only the finest pre-heat-In
fuels and metala used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf
$6.00 spotlights for your car at the
which leaves the building, completed
during tho wlntor, clear of debt. . Im
provements to the lntorlor will shortly
be made. Grants Pass Courlor.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall
Tribune office. tf
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Christian church will moet at the
church Wednesday aftornoon for a
special business meeting. AU mem
bers are requested to be present.
Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment
Co. . tt
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
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P. II Herman and Lynn Sabin were
attending to business for the Grants
Pass chamber of commerce In Medford
last Saturday. Mr. Sabln is the secre
tary of the chamber of that city.
When better automobiles are built,
Buiok will build them. tf
Dance Eagle Point Sat, nlte. 85
E. L. Webber, tho relief mall carry
ing contractor who relieves Tom Nor
ris at certain intervals in the transpor
tation of the mall from the trains to
the postofflce has purchased a new
Chevrolet for the purpose of drawing
the 'trallor loaded with postal matter.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship, Johnson,
Jeweler; tr
Watch repairing of that quality that
gives satisfaction at Johnson's,
Jeweler. tt
George A. Mansfield returned this
morning after a brief business visit to
Amity, Ore.
Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Be sure of your Hall Insurance. See
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Failure of the automobile registra
tions in Oregon to maintain the pro
portionate Inciouse during the last
two years which obtained In the early
days of automobile registration In this
state, Indicates that many of the orig
inal automobiles in this state are be
ing consigned to the Junk heap nnd
that ninny of tho cars now being Bold
by' dealers 'are replacements, accord
ing to Secretary of State Kozer. A
comparison of registrations for several
years shows a gain ofnonrly 13,000
automobiles at the end of May, 1921. as
compared with the same period in 1920
whereas the registrations up to' May
31 this year are but 6000 greater than
the registrations up to Ma;' 31, 1921.'
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. tt
The Pantorium has purchased a new
delivery car which has recently been
put Into operation. The car Is a Ford.
Freeborn Garrettson and D. C.
Mnthes, ex-service men on homesteads
in the Forest Crook district southwest
of Jacksonville spent tho week end lu
this city.
Men, have your suits thoroughly
cleaned and pressed, $1.50. City Clean
ing ft Dyeing Co; Phone 474. 401 S.
Riverside avenue. 70
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
The Foley & Hurl; carnival opened
lull blast last nlglit one day ahead of
the (line of its scheduled engagement.
There's a Busy Business College in
your home town. Burroughs Machine
Bookkeeping and Twin-Six Shorthand
mornings only, Intensive six-weeks
courses. 70
Miss Bertha Whlllock of Medford
left Saturday for Corvallls to attend
the commencement exercises at Ore
gon Agricultural college. Miss Whll
lock Is an Instructor at the college, but
is away on leave of absence until Sep
tember, and has been assisting with
the work at the Golden Rule store in
thlB city in order to get a change of
environment Ashland Tidings.
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
A. C. Allen, who recently purchased
the Rocky Point reBort at Pelican
Bay on Klamath Lake, returned yester.
day from that place after a' stay of
several weeks. He reports that the
road over tho Green Spring route from
Aledford to Jennie Creek Is a veritable
boulevard and that from Jennie creek
on It is as good as usual. He does not
expect that the ' Lake of the Woods
route by Dead Indian will be open until
about July 1st. Mr. Allen expects to
return to Rocky Point Thursday.
. We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf
E. G. Hnnselman of Cellna, O., is a
guest at the Hotel Holland. Other
guests Include H. A. Durler, S. Bur
rows and Ford Hart of San Francisco,
A, Caro of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Smith and W. C. Stone of
Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Crawford
of San Diego; Calif., H. B. Mohan of
Dunkirk, O., and A. E. Stephenson of
St. Louis, Mo.
Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
service. "We are not satisfied unless
you are." City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
70
George Hastings, superintendent for
the motor equipment ot the Associated
Oil company was a Medford business
visitor yesterday. '
Your growing grain, is it insured?
See Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Among the summer cabins nearly
complete and belonging to Medford
residents who anticipate spending
their vacation in the country are those
of Joe Hibbard near Prospect and
John Goodrich on Rogue river, near
the Bill Isaacs cabin. - .
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Among local Shriners and their
Wives who expect to attend the nation
al Shrine, convention In San Francisco
next week ore Mr. and Mrs. C. I.'
HutchlBon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New
man," Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F. Antle and Dr.
and Mrs. Rickert. Dr. and Mrs. C. T,.
Sweeney have already left by auto for
San Francisco In order to attend the
fustivities.
Big reduction on trimming material
for lints. Fay & Sloan, 426 Medford
Building. " 70
,! The c)ty water case against E. Hut)
on a charge of watering with an open
hose was dismissed yesterday after
noon as tho prosecuting witness did
not appear. Patrolman Georgo Pres-
cott declares that the defendant agreed
to plead guilty and that therefore he
did not nppear to give testimony. Tho
plea eiteKd to the charge, however,
was "not guilty."
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
The high school phys)"! training
classes have recently taken up swim
ming and the students are taken to the
Nat during physical training hours.
oash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co. ...
Ed Goary of Klamath Falls' who
spent the week-end In this city left
this morning for his home.
Special Gregg Shorthand work by
expert instructor. Mornings only; low
rates. Medford Hnslnoss Colloge. 70
J. J. Simervlllo of Butte Falls, was a
Medford business visitor today. Mr.
Simervlllo is tho proprietor of a store
in Butte FallB.
T. Edy, Plum street, weBt Bide, will
sell 10 good lots, all with water on.
Buildings. Very reasonable. Call and
see h'm. 68
A rumor was circulated In this city
this morning' to the effect that a mass
meeting of Ashland citizens had been
called for this arternoon In Lithia park
for the purpose of starting a recall
against Sheriff C. E. Torrill. The" of
fice of the Ashland Tidings states that
as far as can be ascertained the rumor
is unfounded.
Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass
will join In making one exhibit of
southern Oregons' outdoor features at
the Oregon Siwrtsmen's and Tourists'
show lu the armory during Rose Festi
val week, according to information re
ceived by the Chamber of commerce
from Richard W. Price. Additional
reservations for exhibit space are be
ing recolved from all over the state.
The Southern Pacific, the Oregon state
game commission and other organiza
tions and the United States' forest ser
vice plun extensive exhibits, Portland
Telegram. '"... q I
Despite the prediction of fair weath
er for Wednesday made by the San
Francisco weather bureau the home
folks weather prophets aro skeptical
and go more on the halo seen around
the moon last night, which they say
indicates a change In weather or
stormy weather. They imint to the
somewhat cloudy conditlun of today
as backing up their contention.
Uphold Jap Premier by the decUlons of the premier regurd-
TOKIO, June . I By Associated lug cabinet reconstruction.
I 'reus I. The Huiyukul, or govern menl ;
party, in conference today, indorsed; 'Fat Contractors Hike
the motion of ils leaders in recpiesting; WALLA WALLA; Wash., June 0.
Premier Takahashito continue in of- Five fat contractors from Tacoma,
trant nicniherg or the cabinet to abide ed afoot over an elpht miles trailless.
steep and rock mountain course to in
spect the site ot !he proposed new city
water intake, contract for which will
be let shortly by the city commission,
this being the last unit in the water,
system costing $500,000.
With Medford trane Is Medford mit
News Summary
of Last Night
WRIGHTSTOWN, N. J. Major Mal
colm Wheeler-Nicholson was found
guilty by a court martial at Camp Dix
on a charge of having written and sent
i to President Harding a letter charging
Prusslanism existed in the army.
TOKIO The cabinet of Premier
Takahashl resigned.
BOSTON One death from heat
marked tho hottest day of tile season.
A number of heat prostrations' were
reported.
DUBLIN Michael Collins, head of
the provisional government, takes a
most serious view of the British shell
ing of Pettigoe In free state territory
and has demanded from the British
authorities a full Inquiry into the cir
cumstances.
I Tlio soil'i, dirt, slums,
I vie, art-! removed with -H
out wear in our Modern
. Dry Cleaning . Knip-
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iiiiiiisiiiffs!
Card of Thanks
To all the loved ones and friends
who were so kind in ministering to us
in tho sickness and death of our lov
ing husband and father, and for the
beautiful floral tributes, we extend our
heartfelt thanks'.
MRS. C. D. MORGAN.
MRS. IRENE LARSON.
MRS. MARY WRAY.
65 ? DOUGLAS MORGAN.
R. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special commnnlcation,
Tuesday, June 6th, 8 p. m.
M. E M. degree. . Visitors
welcome.
. A. F. NOTH, Secy.
65
TO0
UfTE
TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Re'frigerator, Range and
dozen chickens. Moving and must
sell at once. Phone 978-11. 69
FOR SALE Lumber, at mill on Indian
Creek, one mile from highway near
now Rogue river bridge. Any kind
at any time. Harry Hayes. 71
WANTED Live-wire salesman. Must
come- recommended. Apply 127 N.
Riverside. ; , . 67
WANTED Man to irrigate. Jllra
Vinta Orchard. Phone 597-J-3. tf
Millinery
Blouses
Sweaters
Hosiery
Silk
Underwear
Neckwear
Real Lace
by the yard
.
Purses
Novelties
The
Vanity
Shop
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'Quality and Service'
DRY
Irrigation Hose
Med. Tent & Awning Works
()xsi(e S, 1 Depot
He starred in "The Miracle Man!"
You liked it. You liked him!;. You
wanted to see him often! 1 '
He starred in "The Prince Chap,"
and ypu liked that!
3
Don't You
Remember?
Jlffi. 'J li Q
Just stop and think didn't you
say: "Give us more pictures like
'The Prince Chap.' "
You Did!
All right, here's one. Like it, in human appeal,
but different in plot with a punch all its own
and a tingle for tho heart ! .
OMAS ;!
MAN
NOW PLAYING Tomorrow and Thurs.
In George M. Cohan's Huge Stage Success
RINCE
I rt HJSJti, WAS
Supported by a Superb Cast Including Little ''Peaches" Jackron and
MILDRED HARRIS '
"Baby" Peggy Comedy
"PEGGY BEHAVE"
PATHE
NEWS WEELY
GENE HOWAED at the WURLITZER
COMING SATURDAY BILL HART in "TRAVELIN' ON"
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AUCTION SALE
On Saturday, June 10
We will sell at auction
several used ears
1 1918 Studetaker Six, all overhauled, new top and paint.
1 1916 Little Buick Four. Good Tires and Starter.
11913 Overland, sold as it stands. We will also sell several used
Fords, providing they are still in stock. .
SALE STARTS AT 2:30 P.M. ,
G. E. Gates Auto
Electric Shop. f tr
;m fct Main street,
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