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MEDFOKD MATTJ TRIBUNE. TEDFOTtT), OREO OX FRIDAY. - .TUNE 1G. 1922-
Focal and
Personal
The resignation of Jack 'llemstrert,
as a constable was accepted by t lit?
county court Thursday, and S. I). Sim
iliter, county prohibition enforcement
officer was appointed to fill the vacan
cy. The office is more honorary than
I'oinuneratlve, as the fees therefrom
are few. Sir. Hemstreet's resignation
was made necessary by his employ
ment in the Crater Lake National park
service. f .
Burtletts for canning at market
price. (!uy W. Conner, representing
California Canneries Company, Phone,
H. 7.r.
Cilrl or woman wanted for house
work In small family.
Shop or 319 S. Orange
Mayor C, E. Gates went to Ashland
I Judge E. E. Kelly returned Thursday M. D. Olds, owner of the P. & K.J A case of petit' larceny against' Jack
from Koseburg where he delivered the railroad arrived in this city yesterday Smith was dismissed yesterday, after-
-itiub nay aimress at tile r;iks lodge for a visit with his son-in-aw. C. L.'noon In .Insti t,i,.,' r.i.rt n m.
xerc.-lses of that city. J liulinmin anil family, I Hon of the district attorney. The case
Daniless hose for children at The Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall involved the question of the possession
Colonial
Launspach's orchestra, Butte
Sat., June 17th. Don't miss it.
Attorney "' iter J. Neff, wild return
ed Wednesday evening from a busi
TG Tribune office. tf
Falls.l Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
75 Lumber Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. G. K Grimes of Chi
cago are Medford visitors. Mr. Grimes
ness trip to San Jose and San Francis- represents Hart, Schaffner & Marx
co, saw many of the Modford Shriners an'l 18 llere 0,1 business with William
in San Francisco, and reports every
body happy. Huslness conditions In
California are , reported by Attorney
Neff as "wonderful," everybody spend
ing money, and working.
Dig dance, Butte Falls. Sat. 75
For expert lawn mower grinding call
Mitchell Lndder Co. . ,
Ralph Hand, tlie pride of Gold' Hill,
Call at Vanity will meet Walter Barnes of Nebraska
75 at Eugene, Friday, Juno 23. He threw
farmer Vance of Idaho in Eugene
this forenoon to meet the Al Kader 'mesday. The bout Is-nnder the man
'temple of Shriners when their two agement of Jack Fulton, who refereed
special trains arrived in Ashland for a th last bouts in this city. In the Wll-
further visit with the Portland Shrin
ers, who had kidnaped him here last
Sunday and took him to Ashland with
them.
Fire Insurance. . Bennett Investment
F. Isaacs. This Is Mrs. Grimes' first
trip west and she Is very favorably
Impressed with the country.
$5.00 spotlights for your car at the
Electric' Shop. ,.-(.. gG.
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets,; bills, .etc.,' used on the1
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your'g'rtlefs to trayeling men and have
them printed out'Jof Medford. Phone
us anrt-'-Wa -will call, ,...- t tf
J. A. Norrls of Jacksonville, under
went an operation Wednesday In a
MeBford hospital. ... . ; j. , , ;
Two watchmakers, prompt ' service
and unexcelled workmanship, Johnson,
Jeweler. tf
Be sure of your Hall Insurance. See
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Carpenters and plasterers are bus
ily engaged In the now Medford Furnl-
ilamette valley, Hand Is called "The
Cottage Grove Flash," which ought to
make Gold Hill yell, O! Ralph." Wal
ter Miller, coast middleweight chain
jplon, signed up with the Ashland
Co. tf Fourth of Julv snorts committee to
. Very special prices on all ready to ' meet Ilan.d at Ashland on the night, of . ture & Hardware building and work on
wear at The Colonial. 70 July 3rd. Fans hope the management j the Interior Is well along. Windows
,. Again the report is on' Hint n bank w"! install a ring for the match, bo now being put in place and the
Is to be established In Jacksonville in spectators can get on all four Bides of
the near future perhaps next month It. instead of on a cramped up stage,
by thoroughly reliable parties. Let s the Hand-Thye match was last
the good work go on is what wo ourth. ,
holler. Jacksonville Post.
Riverside Community Club dance
Sat. nite. Something to drink all
evening. 75
Atwater-Kent timers for Fords$11.75
Electric Shop. 80
Among the Medford people who are
planning on visiting Cinnabar Springs j
Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85
Butte Falls will celebrate July 3d
and 4th. Baseball games, foot races,
tug-of-war, barbecue and dancing,
Launspach's orchestra has been en
gaged for this big event. 79
The open season on deer this year
will be uniform throughout the state
this summer nre Henry G. Bates, Del-. and extend from August 20 to Novem
roy Getchell, Emil Mohr, Dr. R. J. her lBt. The open season on Chinese
Conroy, II, Chandler Egan, and ninny Pheasants and quail from Oct. 15 to
others. During the last winter the 31, in the counties where open season
forest Bervlco built a new trail Into now exists.
. the springs.
Dance Butte Falls, Sat,
June 17th.
. 75
you see a
Everywhere you look
Chevrolet.
Considerable excitement was caused
at the veterinary stables of Dr. Gltzen
on North Fir Btreet by the dehorning
of a bull belonging to Phil Hamlll. The
crlttqr after the operation, which was
a success, staggered to the middle of
the street, and laid down. . After varl
oils methods of making him arise, had
,ralled, the doctor twisted his tall, until
.the bovine stood on his feet, was
escorted to the corral, and the sight
seers dispersed.
Dance where it Is kool Saturday nite,
Kingsbury Springs, Leedom's orches
tra. 76
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
.June 12 to 17 inclusive, has been
proclaimed "Government Insurance
Week" lu the Pacific northwest by the
U. S. Veterans' Bureau, a special drivo
,belng;n: progress fop the TO-lnstutp-ment
of war time life Insurance. Any
man in , good health may re-Instate
lapsed government insurance.
Bearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. , Easy terms. . Near
Medford Highway. Goid Ray Realty
Co, Phone 728-R.or 134-Y.
Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85
A new line of blouses at $2.75 at The
Colonial. .76
Hemstitching,
Plcotlng,
8c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
The Economy Moat Market will
stall new counters Sunday, In accor
dance with pure food regulations. Th
new equipment keeps the meat In Ice
cooled porcelain lined compartments,
and all meats are out of reach of hu
man hands.
Dance at Trail Sat. night. 75
Everywhere you look you
Chevrolet. tf
A E. Kellogg of Gold Hill, was
among the out of town visitors In the
city Thursday. , .
For Sale Best home made cakes,
pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman,
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Watch repairing of that quality that
gives, , satisfaction , at Johnson s,
Jeweler, - i t - ; tf
Dr. J. W. Robinson of Jacksonville
visited friends and attonded to -busl
ness in the city Thursday.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S
'ill East Main street.,
New Ice wool sweaters at The Co
lonial. ; . . 70'
Jim Dlnkons of Beagle, one of the
Mr. and Mrs. George E, Grimes of most successful of Jackson county
Chicago are guests at the Hotel Hoi
.land. Other guests Include W. A, Had
Iqy of The Dalles. Ore., E. C. Post of
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dunnsted
of Wimbledon, N. D J. B. Anderson
of Marysvllle, Calif., and Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. J. McConnell and the Misses Thel
nia and Doris McConnell of Cordova,
Alaska.
.' Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
When In need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace WoodB, 108. 711 E.
Main.- ...
Mrs. H. D. Reed of Gold Hill, spent
Thursday afternoon In the city veil
ing friends nnd shopping.
Try our 75c dinner irom 6:00 to 8: 00.
Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's
Store. 7tl
ree dirt for lawns or garden. Call
nt building site, Minnesota Btreet. II.
A..Thlnroif.
hunters nnd trnppors, Is now In the
Butte Falls country hunting cougars
There is a bounty of $25 on those vnr
mints, and according to word received
In this city Dlnkens has killed two so
far in his campaign. Cougars killed
many deer last winter In the Mt. Pitt
district according to forest sorvlco re
ports.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Dance where It is kool Saturday nite,
Kingsbury Springs, Leedom's orches
tra. ... . . 76
' Excursion rates will be granted by
the Southern Pacific company from
California and Oregon points to Port
land for the Rose Festival June 20 to
23. The rate for the round trip will
be one and one-half times the normal
one-way fare and tickets will be on
Bale June 16, 17, 18 and 19 for final
return of July 15.
Dance, at Trail Sat. night
Men s, Boy's, Women's
and Childrens Tennis
Shoes 98 cents a pair
Boy's Suits $3.50
Men's Wool Suits
$12.90
Men's all Wool Blue
Surge Suits $17.50
TKc Store Without Competition
WILL H. WILSON
building Ib expected to be ready for oc
cupancy within another month.
We are watch specialists. We guar,
antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf
Dance nt Trail Sat. night. 75
Marvin Lucas, former Medford high
school student and former .resident of
this city, passed through this morning
enroute to his home in Klamath Falls
from Eugene where has has been at
tending the University of Oregon.
Your growing grain, Is It Insured?
See Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Everywhere you look you see a
Cnevrolet. t
Ray C. Putnam' of Lebanon, New
Hampshire passed through this city
this morning on a Harley-Davldson
motorcycle equipped with a sidecar.
He has come from Los Angeles and la
enroute to his home In New Hamp
shire. According to W. R. Gaylord,
local dealer, Putnam holds the distinc
tion of being the motorcycle tourist
from the greatest distance to have
passed through Medford this year.
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. . , ,
M. D. Olds of Chevoygan, Wis., is a
guest at the Hotel Medford as are A;
A. Achatejl of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Peabody of Los Angeles, A. V.
Townsend of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Stone of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Anderson of Oakland, Calif., and Lieu
tenants R. L. Maughn and Wm. S.
Sullivan of Mather Field, Sacramento,
Calif. ;
oash and doors, Medford Lumber
Co. ,
Wa will, 'write you a non-cancellable
sick, accident and disability policy.
II. Cochran. Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75
Miss Thora Smith, local high school
Instructor leaves tomorrow for Port
land where She will visit for several
days. She will stop in Eugene while
enroute to visit her brother Justin who
is a Btudent at the V. of O.
During Prosperity Week entertain
your friends nt the Parlor Tea Rooms,
over Woolworth's Store. Phone 617,
74
Summer prices for cut flowers
Mnddox & Uonncy. Phones 374 and
843. 76
Fred Strang, who Is now with the
Oregon Growers' Packing corporation
In Rosoburg, Will arrive in Medford
tomorrow when ho will meet his nowly
arrived Bon. . He expects to return to
Rosoburg Sunday. Mrs. Strang nnd
the children will leave for Roseburg
about the first of July and will make
their home there.
Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85
When better automobiles are built
Buick will build them. . tf
A number Of University of Oregon
students aro expected home tonight
and tomorrcw as the school year at
mat institution closed today.
acrlflce sale, Medford home and
living' Income only $1000, balance like
rent. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Safety flrat Insure with Redden &
Canaday, Phono 720: tf
A survoy nnd a construction camp
nre being established by the California
Oregon Power company at points sev
ernl miles from Prospect. Donald Mc-
Kee Is In charge and work will- be
started from this end of the line nt
once. . .
Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Fire Insurance. Brown & White. 1
James Cronemlller, of an old pioneer
Jackson county family. Is In Portland
attending the Masonic grand lodge. He
is stopping at the Imperial. Portland
Journal. . . .
Buy Medford home. Fay like rent
Gold Ray Realty, Co- , ,
insure your 'hay now. Write or
telephone C. L, Goff. . 74'
a inueiing oi ine west siae tennis
club will take place at the home of Ed
Janney on West Main street next
Tuesday evening at 7:30. All members
are requested to be present.
the Crescent orchestra will open a
eV(, Banco hull at Lake Creek July 4
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.
The University of Washington eight
arrived Wednesday in Poughkoepslo,
N. Y., after having defeated the Unl-
erslty ol Wisconsin nt Madison. The
rew will train constantly until June
26th, the day of the international
regatta. Fred Spuhn, a local boy, grad
uate of the Medford high school and
sophomore at the IT. of W., la a mem
ber of the crew and pulls oar No. 6
next to stroke.
When In need of sash and doors.
call Wallnce Woods, 108 or couio to
711 E. Main street.
Dance Eagle Point Sat nite. 85
of a horse.
We will write you a non-cancellable
sick, accident and disability policy.
J. H. Cochran. Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75
" The dancet pavilion at Jackson Hot
Springs willopen the Saturday berore
the Fourth of July. Work started on
the floor of the pavilion this morning
and will lie rushed to completion so
that the floor may be ready in time for
the big celebration in Ashland. .The
large sulphur swimming pool will open
sometime later than the dance pavil
Ion,
For good insurance, you should go
to aoff & . Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Hill motored
earlier in the week to Palo Alto, Calif.
to attend the commencement exercises
of Stanford university, their son Roy
being a member of the graduating
class. Roy will return with them to
Medford.
Kodak finishing, better work, less
charges. Jap Art Store.
imrtx-two persons who arrived nt
the city auto camp yesterday in 11
cars spent last night at the camp.
Being treasurer is a habit with
James Crohemiller, of Jacksonville,
once one of the real mining towns of
the west. Mr. Cronemiller, now in
Portlund on, business, was formerly
the treasurer of Jackson county and
he Is serving as city treasurer' of Jack
sonville, which Medford we.ss refer to
as J'ville. Portland Oregonian. .
LadieB' and gents wearing apparel
cleaned and neatly pressed. Prompt
and efficient service, prices reason
able. Forsythe, Phone 341. 110 Mlstle-
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
toe.
75
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II- ' r . e. . : ... '' '-.
'' OR
Prosperity
Week
Permanently
Your prosperity depends not upon your weekly bar
gains, but upon how you spend your money all the time.
Follow the crowds and trade at the Economy, bank
what you save, and your prosperity will be an assured
' fact.
Saturday
CONDEMNED BY ALL
BUT 2 ATTORNEYS
We, the undersigned attorneys of
the Jackson County Bar. unqualifiedly
condemn the threat against his honor,
F. M. Calkins, circuit judge of the
First Judicial district, contained in a
letter received by him on June 10th
and published in the Medford Mail
Tribune on the same date, as cowardly
and contemptible, and a menace to the
lawful and orderly administration of
justice, and as subversive of the most
vital principle of American constitu
tional government which are founded
on a judiciary ,untrammeled by coer
cion from any source, and we request a
publication of tlftta sentiments by all
the newspapers in Jackson county.
Medford -Rawles
Moore ; W. E. Crews
Glenn O. Taylor : Wm: M. Colvlg
T. W. Miles H. A. Canaday
H. K. Hanna H. A. Canaday
Mahlon Purdin TorterNoff
Frank P. Farrell TR K itnllv
W. R. Gaylord 4 Lincoln M'Cormnck
FEDERAL MILK
Tall cans, 3 for 25c
Per dozen 98c
1 dozen limit to a customer
Specials
JIFFY JELL
Liberty Jelly Powder
O-Joy Dessert
. 7 packages 38c
21 packages $1.00.
Bakery Special
Cocoanut Macaroons. 'I. You kn ow the kind
2 dozen : !
25 1
GATES & LYDIARD
E. H. Hurd ' A. E. Renmes
Gus Newbury ' Fred W. Hears
John H. Carkin Don R. Newbury
G. M. Roberts G. A. Codding
N. W. Borden . ' JB. : Lindas
Chas. W. Reamos . ,'
Ashland
W. J. Moore Wm.-M. Briggs
Nellie Dickey L. A. Roberts
E. D. Briggs Geo. W. Trerren"
Gold Hill
C. B. Watson A. E. Kellogg
Jacksonville
D. W. Bagshaw
In explanation of the above it should
bo stated that there are 28 attorneys
in Meaiord, and all but two, Frank
Newman and O.. C, Boggs. who were
and are still out of the state and could
not be. called ujiop, 'had the- above
named petition for signature laid be
fore them. The above twenty-foiir
signatures were obtained, leaving only!
two local lawyers who refused to sign
I
ALBANY, Ore., Juno 10. Friends
nnd relntlvea of) ft C. Dickson' of
Hhed, one of Oregon's most widely
Known una extensive Jersey breeders,
nave Instituted a search for him. He
has been missing since Friday after
noon, having been seen Inst In Al
bany, where he was transacting bust
ness. Before leaving he deeded all
his propertv to-his. wife.
Dickson is believed by his relatives
to nave wandered away. Ho was suf.
ferlng from after effects of Influenza,
it Is said. Fears for his safety nre
entertained, lie is u member of the
ShecUl .Masonic nnd 1. O. O. F. lodges
annortne n. A. M. nt Albnnv
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOn RENT 5 room furnished house,
Close in, sau. 826-J. 75
WANTED To buy a second-hand cash
register.. In answering, state size,
price, condition and where can be
seen. Address Register, care Mail
Tribune. ,.. ... . 76
WANTED Party to contract thinning.
t'none -10S-R-3.
FOR SALE 120 ncros. practically
level, us in wheat; will take 500
.and my share of the wheat as first
lmynient, balance ten years. Box 21,
K. F. D. No. 1. Central Point, Ore. SO
LOST Roll of screen on highway be
tween Central Point and .Medford.
Finder return to Moll Tribune office.
76
LOST In Medford or while fishing on
near creek. Little Butte or Rogue
river, one open-faced gold watch,
with letters "K. C. L." on face and
my name engraved in back of case.
Liberal reward if returned to'Theo,
Glass or to this office. Chas. Gramip.
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ENJOY FREE FEED
A big crowd of people were fed
this noon at the city park by mem
bers of the Modford Chamber of Com
merce as a part of the Prosperity
week program. They were fed
frankfurters, beans, salad nnd coffee
Louis Ulrich and J. C. Olmstead, who
helped serve the meal and wash the
dishes', assert that they fed more than
1000 persona from 11:30 to 2:30.
SEATTLE, Wn Juno 15. Dele
gates from nil over Wnshlnirton
gathered this morning for the onen-
lng day of the convention of the state
grand lodge of the order of Eastern
smr ncre. jne Ilrst session was
scheduled for ono o'clock this after
noon when Edith D. Gattls, Seattle,
grand mntron, .will preside. A num
ber of distinguished visitors from
Oregon, Montana and .other states
will be in attendance. Officers will
he elected tomorrow and the con
vention ends Saturday.-
"TOMORROW!
A Mammoth
Entertainment!
' GOING TONIGHT
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
and DOROTHY DALTON
, in
"Moran of the
Lady Letty"
From Prank Xorrls' fnnious
story of the. eas with Itu
dolph Valentino in a daring
role (lint's different.
That Gives a ..
New Meaning to
SATURDAY
WIGHT"
A SPARK
an oplifclon: and Jones', new.
car was in flumes.
Ho was too busy getting the
family to safety, to use his fire
extinguisher. .
That was a year ago.
Jones now carries one of our
fire Insurance policies. .
He doesn't worry now about
fire. .
Profit by Jones' experience.
Your turn may come tomor
row. McCurdy
IXSt RANCE AGENCY,
l'hono One-Two-Tlireo
What Did You Do Last "Saturday Night?"
Compare lit with the "Saturday Night" Cecil Do Millo Rives you
in this great picture!
' HERE YOU WILL SEE:
the pretty daughter of the washerwoman, who is sick to death
of drudgery and cotton stockings, and yearns for French perfumes
and a maid to match. - ,
one of the lilies in life's hot-houses, ;
who "toils not. neither does she spin,"
and consequently desires to darn socks
for some poor and handsome conqueror
of her heart. '
They both get what they want, and the
excitement is on right away. . .
The poor girl tries marriage with the
n of her mother's wealthiest enotn- '
r. The rich girl tries it with her
uffetir. How- do these Tnarrin ppq
k out? That's the stnrv nii,.r,i
ly as Cecil B. De Mills knows how.
See with htm Mm hi freer, i
kinds of Saturday iNights! One
kind is a .gay country house ':
Party, dancing around a mir
rored and Illuminated marble
bathing pool.
Another kind is Coney 'island
going full blast. And through
on accident the lovers are caged
in the Big Wheel all night.
The gorgeousnoss of the set
tings, the latest fashion and lux- .
ury of the dresses, the artistic '
smartness of the whole photo
Play will delight you
. V A wor
Also BISTER KEATOX
"THE GO.AT"
in