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Newspaper Page Textvum TWO '-" MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE." flfEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY; JUNE 17. -19221 w focal and M A PffftnT1 ft I i l Ulf (Ut Tlio annual election' of the Mi-dford Rohut.l district will be held Monday nflfcrnoon, at which a director will be f leeted to succeed C. M. Thomas, whose term expires, as a member of the board of education. There are two candidates to be voted on who are Dr. Robert W. Stearns and Dr. Ira D. I'ljipps. Hartletts for canning at market price. Guy W. Conner, representing California Canneries Company. Phone 64. '- ' ' " " 75 Remember open air dancing tonight at the Nat. 75 There was a good Saturday public market this morning at which there were plenty of dressed hens on sale, but few fryers. The market opens at (i: 15 a. m. these summer days. Girl or woman wanted for house wurk In small family. Call at Vanity Shop or 318 S. Orange. 75 Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty company. 75 ' The city auto camp presents an ani mated appearance nightly because of the presence of so many tourists camp ed there. ' Thirty-seven persons who arrived during Friday spent last night, at the camp. ' Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment Co. ; ti Open' air dancing tonight at the Nat. The coolest place. The best music. Come and enjoy the evening If you do or If you don't dance. 75 Capt. A. K. Ilurghduff, Btate game warden, and W. O. Hadley, superinten dent of flshways, who are In Medford on business will return to Portland ounday. Mr. Hadloy will probably re build the flshway at Gold Ray dam. ' Very special prices on all ready to wear at The Colonial. 76' Remember open air dancing tonight at the Nat. . ' 76 . "The Little Church on Main Street" will be the theme of the message at the Presbyterian church Sunday morn ing by the pastor, Rev. E. P. Lawrence. The subject Is suggested by an article In the recent number of Public Opinion by Rev. Frank Crane, and also the great meeting of the general assembly In Des Moines. The wonderful story of the times of Christ was depicted in that dramatic niessagd from the pen of Lew Wallace, entitled "Ben Hur," will be read Sunday evening at 8 p. m. by two highly talented and earnest Christian people, Mr. and MrsJ Morton Rasmus. The congregations of many of the leading churches of southern California have enjoyed a spiritual uplift from their presence and messages. ' The meeting Is open to everyone. ; .- f j " Riverside Community Club dance Sat. nlto. Something to drink ' all evening. i 7D Atwater-Kent timers for Fords .1V& Eloetrld-Sliop. -fw i -!-: ft: 86 Reports have been praotloally stib Mtatitlated regarding the self drowning of Mrs. Gardner, formerly of this com munity, Ot ' Murshfield. Gold Hill News. . . . Attention, ex-Sojdlefs": Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pny with share of crop, like rent. ' Gold Ray Realty Company. 75 : Dunco Butte Falls, Sat., Juno 17th. --t ' ' 75 Secretary of Stute Kozer, under the slate law has apportioned 11,458.75 to Jackson county for county fair pur poses. The tax is levied by a tax of one-twentieth of a mill, upon all the taxable property of the state, and 1b divided among the 36 counties. ' Everywhere you look you gee a Chevrolet, . Dance where It Is kooj Saturday nlte, Kingsbury Springs, Leedom's orches tra, v- . 76 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole of Eagle Point were among the out of town visitors In the city Friday. Romomber open air dancing tonight at the Nut. 75 ', Fire Insurance. Brown & White. ' ;;The Scandinavian Society of the Rogue River valley will hold its annual midsummer picnic next Sunday, June 25th, nt Elliott's service station be tween Gold Hill and Rogue River. The queen will be crowned and a Maypole raised at 12 o'clock noon. All Scandi navians are welcome and each Bhould bring a basket lunch. Ice cream and coffee will be served by the socloty. All from Medford and vicinity without transportation should meet at the Nash hotel from where the bus leaves at 9 o'clock sharp. Hearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. 1 Dance Eagle Point Sat nlte. 85 : Thfl commencement exercises of the University of Oregon will be held nt I'.ugene from June 15 to 19th. Tho meeting ot the alumni council will be Held today, and the commencement ad dress will be delivered Monday by A. H.iUpham, president of the University of Idaho. ' 1 For rent on Bhares dancing pavilion, hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting, bathing and camping privileges cover ing 1000 acres. River frontage. ' Gold Ray Summer Resort; Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. 70 ("ot fine flume lumber at Big Pines LUmber Co- ' ' tf i, -Molvln Lord and Clarence Smith of Missouln, Mont, are guests nt the Hotel Medford. Among other guests are A. K. Foster and family of Oakland, Cnllf., Daniel W.'Lux of Chicago, J. L. Gerard. Jr., arid lamlly of Lodl, Calif., Mr; and Mrs. A. R. Gardner of Vancou ver, Wash., Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ham ilton of Hollywood, Calif., and Samuel Mathews of Los An?ole. When In need of shingles nnd roof tr call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. It ,-' J . ; ... '' . County. SUrift.AAdfmw, Calk,ts,;,ac, companled by Dr. Plus of Yreka, made a inp iu uie tinnaour springs on T"esday of laBt we to take Mr- J"'' IJunetsoii out to yreka to be near medical ufil. Siskiyou County News, (lurretson Ib the owner of the Cinna bar springs in the Siskiyous, and is known to scores of Medford people who have visited that resort. He Is 88 years old, and lias lived for nearly half a century In the mountains. He is reputed to be wealthy. Remember open air dancing tonight at the Nat. 76. Try our 7Do dinner rrom G:00 to 8:00. Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's' Store. . - s .. . .' .'.' j 7(i. The Kiultry project of the Roosevelt; school has been united with the Wash ington school project and Is now known- as the B. B. P. C. They held a, very I Interesting meeting at the Washington school on June 8th with Mr. Moss in attendance. The next meeting of the olub will ba with Mrs. Walt, the local leader, at 538 West Tenth street, on' .lune lath, at 7 p. m. The plunge at the Nat is open to the' public every day from 1:30 io 6 and from 7 to 9:30 p. m. Parties 'desiring to swim any other time call 1(51-Y or at residence door at Auto Camp. 70 rree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street II. A. Thlerolf. The First Baptist church plans to make Its summer services in keeping, witn tne season. They will be brier, who plan on going to tile hills Sundays are urged to give a place to the church making the day not merely a; day of recereatlon. Rev. F. R. Leach is an nounced to speak Sunday at 11 a. m. on "Discouraged People," a subject which should Interest all classes. At 8 p. m. a stereopticon lecture with a large number of colored slides Is planned with good music for both ser vices. A number of the young people of the church plan on attending a B. Y. P. U. rally at Grants Pass Sunday afternoon Darn less hose for children at The Colonial. 7l Launspach's orchestra Butte Falls', Sat., June 17th, Don't rates 1. '70 Work is expected to start soon on the Diamond Lake road so that It will he In shape for the tourists who visit Crater Lake this season. -A rowboat with an outboard motor is to be taken to the lake by the forest service. Remembev open air daiicing tonight at the Nat. 76 Big dance, Butte Falls, Sat, 76 The many Medford people who have been In attendanceat the Shrine con vention at San Francisco this week are expected to begin stringing home today by train and auto. , Attend the big open air dance to night at the Nat. The coolest place in the valley. The best seven piece or chestra In southern Oregon. Admis sion 10c. 75 For oxport lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. The outlook for Sunday outings is good as the prediction is for fair weather, u. Many lovers' of fishing Will be found along Rogue river and other streams tomorrow. The water in the river Is olearlng and getting wanner. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Butte FallB will celebrate July 3d and 4th. . Baseball games, foot races, tug-of-war, barbecue and dnnclng. Launspach's orchestra has been en gaged for this big event. 79 J. W. Opp's big. rock crusher, half a mile west of town, Is now actlvoly en gaged converting big ones into' little ones. The huge gravel-maker began operations the first of this week and as a preliminary the first rock crushed is being tuken by the county for use on the new road "between here and Rnch. Within a few days the work will start on the large contract to fur nish the S. P. Ry. Co. with 300,000 yards qf gravel for use In ballasting the main road. This big contract wU cost the S. P. company over a quarter ot a million dollars and will require nearly three years' time to complete the work. Jacksonville Post. For good Insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. ' . Hemstitching, Plcotlng, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. ' Handicraft Shop; ti' ' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ottoman and children who have boon visiting Mr. Ottoman's brother, Milton and family at the latter's home on South Holly strtet left Wednesday for their home In Sun Francisco. They made the trip here nnd back by auto. Ladles' and gents wearing apparel clcanod and neatly pressed. Prompt and efficient service, prices reason able. Forsythe, Phone 841. 116 Mistle toe. 75 Dance at Trail Sat. night. 75 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf A llulok Four while trying to dodge another car yesterday morning ut the corner of Main and Riverside smashed Into a concreto post on the sidewalk and tho front part of tho car was badly damaged. None of tho occupants of the car were Injured. For Sale Best home made cakes, pies. 129 N, Central. Mrs. Boardman. - -'' ' ' 84 All kinds of Tonga and dressed lumber. ' Wnllace Woods, phone 108. ill East Main street, New Ice wool sweaters at The Co lonial. 76' Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Currle of Seattle are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests includo J. A. Currle nnd R. K. Mitchell of San Francisco, M. Slomos and Lloyd E. 8mlth of Ijos Angelos. T. C. O'Kolly of Hilt, J. T. Florey of Portland, ond E. C. Heckett nnd family of Kelso, Wd, Wanted Clean cotton rags at MbII Tribune office. tf Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson s, Jeweler. , tf" George Meyers, studeitf at,0,.A. C returned .Thursday ,from .Cpryallls where he has been' since' last falj.it ' Dance where It 1b kool Saturday nlte, Kingsbury Springs, Loedom s orches tra. 75 Lime for suray. Medford Lbr. Co. Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phone 720. tf A party of ten motored to Ashland last evening with Loal Netherland and enjoyed a swim atone of the Ashland pools. Dance at Trail Sat night ' 75 : Get pine flume lumber at Big PineB Lumber .Co. .: . ' .' tf , Get plne.flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf ' Wilbur Godlove, a " student at the University of Oregon returned laBt night from Eugene and will spend the summer in this city. ' He was accom panied -by 'a Mend,' Ford E." Wilson, who will remain with him until the completion-of B 'tour of the valley by the .11'.! WT o. goOlogy class, " ?5.0(r: BpotlightS 'for your oar at the Electric Shop.', i f i 80 Fire Insurance, : Brown & White. 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. . .. ' tf Six more special Shrlner trains were scheduled this forenoon to pass thru the city today enroute from San Fran cisco home by the northern route, in addition to the specials which passed through yesterday and last night. Be-i sides this all regular northbound trains have been congested for the past two days with stray Shrlners en route home. On Friday most of the day and night Shrlner special trains were passing through Medford, none of which stopped here. Train 12, due here at 8 : 4 i a. in. ran in 10 sections; train 54 due at 5:35 p. m. ran In three sections, and train 16 due at 7:35 p. m. ran In 13 sections.' The six trains passing through today are running as sections of No. 12. ' ' ' Buy Medford home. Fay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. ' - Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. ' : . ' li , tf Be sure of your Hail Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man, : . Robert and William Johnston left this morning by auto for their home near Missoula, Mont. Robert expects to attend the University of Montana next fall, having gratunted from the Medford high school last week, while William will return to this city to at tend Medford high school for another year and act as student body president of that institution to which office he was recently elected. J The Crescent orchestra will open a new dunco hall at Lake Creek July 4. 88 We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler., tf Dance at Trail Sat. night 75 Painters have'nearly completed the job of renovating the Standard Oil service station at Main and Fir, streets and will begin soon on the station at Riverside and Sixth where a ladles' rest room Is now being installed.. . Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. ' Your growing grain, is It Insured? See Holmes, The Insurance Man. ' Everywhere you look you see a Cnevrolet. ' ' ; , ' ' tf Hob Hart, son of Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hart, Is 'expected home soon from Los Angeles where he is a student at Har vard Military academy. He will re main here for several weeks and will then proceed to Camp Lewis where he will spend the rest of the Bummer training with a number of other cadets from tho same institution. When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Lime and cement Medford Lumber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. .';. ' 1 v ,' ; Miss Margaret Mansfield was a Med ford visitor yesterday having come down from tho Mansfield ranch in order to take the teachers' examina tion yesterday at Jacksonville; Miss Mansfield is a candidate for a position as teacher next year In the Prospect school. : M;ti, ' h oash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. . , tV. ' We will write you a non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. II. Cochran, Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 A Pageant of Life " "In the Garden of the Heart" By a well-trained, costumed cast Beautiful Scenic Effests Excelent Music 1 1; . ' I in v, , See program elsewhere ; ;' : 8 P.M." " . , .-; 11A.M. , ' ' "An Assay of Life's Values" A sermon that will deal rigidly with some false ' "" ' " estimates First Methodist Episcopal Church . Fourth and Bartlett "The Church of Good Music" ' Vei n Blue, of Ashland is one of two students to be graduated this year from the University of Oregon with" high honors In two subjects. Troy I'hipps of Ashland and' Hubert Hchenck, a former .Medford bpy, also graduate this year and receive honor able mention. Sclienck took highest honors in geology. Summer prices for cut flowers. Maddox & Bonney. Phones 374 and 843. 76 Dance Eagle i-olnt Sat. nlte. 85" As a Shriner special train passed Blowly through the city northbound at 2 a. m. today Its occupants could be seen In their pajamas having a good time dancing to a, lively jazz tune be ing played by their band. The temple on board was said to be from North Carolina. '..: . ;.' ; ';; f ' When better automobiles . are1 built, Buick will build' them. . . tf sacrifice sale, Medford home and living Income only $1000, bamnce' like rent; Gold Ray Realty Co." nt' tWe will write you a non-cancellable sick,1 accident "and disability policy, J. H. Cochran; Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 Dana M'. Davis who recently return ed from Corvallis where he has been attending O. A. C, has accepted a posi tion ' with' i the George L. Treichler Motor company for the summer. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. . 88 A new line of blouses at J2.75 at The Colonial, v 76 The Busy Corner Motor Co. beg to announce to its patrons, that, in spite of the add recently appearing in the paper claiming that all dealers were pooling their .used cars, we have no cars for sale at n street corner auction and that we do not believe in selling merchandise Under the hammer in or, "as is" condition-; and we would like It thoroughly Understood that we have no carB for sale In this manner. . 75 ,' Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. , , - 85 Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds ' Fourteetf aittomohile' parties, num bering altogether 37 persons, Bpent lust-night and' this, morning at the city auto camp, as follows: ' William .Laird and four of Myrtle Point, Ore., en route home from a stay here; David Roads and two of Redding, Calif., en route to Portland; R. M. Fulton and four of Anacortes, Wash.; enroute to Berkeley. Calif. C. A. Chapman and one of Newburg, Ore., on the way to Los Angeles. H. L. Bender and three of Camas, Wash., en route to Redding, Calif. E. T. Hawkins and two of Seattle, en route to San Francisco; F. M. Silver and four of Cadillac, Mich., en route to Weed, Calif., from the north; C. A. Mingus and three of Halsey, Ore., on the way to Lockford, Calif.; C. A. McVey and four of Wilder, Idaho, seeking a location and may locate hero; C. A. Haryis and two of Port land,. may locate' here; A. H. Don vries rand 'one; f' Portland, leaving for Grants Pass after a visit here; W. R. Butler and two of Sacramento, en route north; J. B. Gutchall and two of Brede, Calif.,-en route north. LOS ANGELES, June 17. Jess Willard' announced today that he would make a selection ot training quarters and begin regular work on conditioning himself for his attempt to "comeback" in a return match with Jack Dempsey. Willard said he had two locations under consideration, one in a gymna sium and the other in the open air. Good Help. In Summer Indigestion causes worry, nervous ness, sick headaches, biliousness, coat ed tongue, bad breath, bloating, gas, constipation and constant distress. Henry C. Thome, 1002 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass., writes: "Since taking Foley Cathartic Tablets I feel fine." They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and Invigorate the liver. Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit forming just 4v good, wholesome physic, Sold everywhere. ' ' Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Six room furnished house, electric range and- : water heater. 44 S. Grape St. 50 a month. Will H. Wilson. ' 75 FOR SALE Two of the prettiest pups In the state. Phone 591-R-l. WOULD BAR ALL WASHINGTON, June 17. A bill denying entrance to American ports of any ship, foreign or domestic, on which liquor is sold, was introduced tonay by Kepresentative Edmonds, Pennsylvania, ranking republican of the .merchant marine committee; . ;,:'! - Busoh III, lpcqlNireker, was praised for his stand regarding 'enforcement Of prohibition on shinning board' Ves sels, and ; Chairman Lasker 6f the shipping board was, denounced for al lowing -inn. sa.io. of intoxicants on the ships df he Bhipptng-l)oiird-:,:outside the thpoo' inlla: ?,ii . 'i... '.' uln.nnmn. to; t he Associated. Area's by Dr'Wilbu r ; -yraii; ot ivvasmngtpni; ajiiiiu periutentteht o( the'.Intdrnft(ionr$?Re- rorm bureau,'' . ' ;'' Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Marriage Licenses Waldo W. Wallace and Ruth E. Uni te. ; - . Chas. M. Soodberg and Myrtle M. Burger. Probate Court Est. W. H. Simmons. Proof of publi cation. Est Uriah M. Hover. Proof of pub lication. .... .''- ' Circuit Court' V Central Door & Lumber Co. ivs. E. C. Rice. ; Motion, ' I " !'"?; . ' ' C. W. McFadden vs. Rogue v Elver Canal Co. .Notice. C. H. Pvarly vs. A: B.' Evans. Dam ages tor Blunder."'. " . : ' Central Door & Lumber Co. vs. B. F. Fifer. For money. F. V. Medynski vs. Lowell Zundel. For money. , Earl S. Tumy as Tumy Motor Co. vs. The Security Ins. Co. For money. . L. M. Langley vs. William C. Kiser Jr., et al. Summons. L. M. Langley vs. M. Colwell et al. Summons. L. M. Langley vs. Unknown heirs of Frederick Rltschard. Summons. Jessie L. Chamberlain vs. C. E. Chamberlain. Motion and order. Medford Irrig. Dist. vs. William M. Forde. Findings and conclusions, judg ment. ' . Farmers & Fruitgrowers HanH vb.j If an heiress eloped with licr chauffeur nnl" n ' ' j j Jj ' millionaire ' married''' lib pretty . laumlrcm what , hkKSm ' ASSfc would ' thelriwvitUlcd lives bo like? .,;,.''.',:... Vr.- ! ' ?N ' fejFsS?CT! WHAT, DO .YOU, THINK OF THE ENGAGE- ' ' ' J MENT OF, THE RICH MISS McCORMICK TO .1 jSi'?Mflv HER SWISS BIDING MASTER. ' ! ;''''.:." '. ' ' RliOv Tlio answero is liere in a gorgeous tale of tlie 4&&1 V S(R-''CjML top nnd bottom of New York. . . JJP'Sv . ; f SKNSyTPWSB SOME OF THE THRILLS . ' fVrAllS- Tom's roscuo of Iris by hanging over the trestle (VJtfea!itlj!i as tho roaring train goes by! L-Vf 9Vf ClSiM ' The Ferris Wheel accident nt. Coney Island! . jLdL j!cffitA X'flwt Tho Ilullowo'en bathing 'partyl '! frjNri;fSS( Tho tenement house fire nnd tho tlirilllng 'res- jgjIsfVW Ktdhjjs The most foineous gowns . of any DeMillo jf LEATRICE JOY, EDITH ROBERTS, THEODORE NAGEL, JACK MOWER, JULIA ALSO Buster Keaton in "TH E tiOAT' Lerp.Mtiighonet a, , Answer. . 1; Lf:"i-.4rW;-prtt''l)Uri'br'egon Mining1 d. 'sji'f;r: ; ;r',' V ' .: Presbyterian Church '.' .'''' . l! i Sunday, June 18th U.Ai.M.-"THE LITTLE CHUKCH ON MAIN y -i;''! . - STREET" Its make up and influence , f- , : Quartet Music in.,a h 8 P. M. "BEN HUR" . Dramatic Reading Times of Christ '" : Mr. and Mrs. Ilorton Rasmus Enjoyable Summer Day Services Wanted Sermon "First Christian Church" Sunday 8 - Congregational Singing Orchestra Concert Male . ' Quartette and a happy crowd Come. -Sunday 9:45 CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAMME IN THE BIBLE SCHOOL .7 11A.M. Sermon "A Vision of Life" CAST INCLUDES MATINKK 1IAILY AT ! ::) EVEMWi 7:00 i Sou. Onstmii. Exploration Co. vs. W. G. Lynch et 'al. Wijtof attachment. Summons. - A Man" Subject P. M. Morning- TliU enormous sue ce Is playing at in creased prices every where, but the' Pnjre. . lriccs Are: Adults 35c; Kiddies 10c. (Includes war tax).' ROBERTS, CONRAD FAY . TUESDAY "Turn to the Right" P. M. ..h.'...".j.'...l.i' i. . I- ,i'