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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREO ON-, THURSDAY, JUNE 29; 1 922 t. ir a- 6; g :C a r :'a.' i i i. i'i - Tocal and jf-J Per8ohal The Prater l-akf season opens ol'ficr ially Saturday mid for - this event iiltmiril v. 1'i.Ve, gcuerai mniiun'T of tlie I rater Luke .National Park com pany arrived .here from Portland Wed nesday afternoon, and left wltli Mrs. i Price , for the lake this niornlnK with . eleven employes. to fill out the remain der of the crew at the lodKfi. .Mr. Price will remain at the lake until after July ' 5th or Utli and then return to Portland. ; lluwevor. ho plans to spend the first ' week of every month at Crater l.akp . during the season. , Introducing Plckard Studio hand painted China exclusively at Martin J. Iieddy. ; 87 Wo will deliver today, largo load of No. a mill hlocks, dumped at I5.7G. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70. tf The Oregon National Guard, nhout lfMM) strong, was expected to arrive ut Portland ut 2 o'clock this afternoon from r Camp , Lewis after their two weeks of Intensive training there, and to parade In the business section of the state metropolis an hour later, Separate Company A of this city and the Ashland company, will probably ar rive homo Suturduy forenoon. . For Sale Dry sized lumber. Phono 111, Jacksonville, Ore. !0 Come and dance In the Now Open Air Pavilion ut Jackson Hot SprlnKs, Saturday nite. , 87 At tlie city auto camp 4b persons were guests lust night and this morn ing. who had arrived here In 16 cars at various times during Weduesdny. Saturduy Is the last day to pay assessments without penalty. 87 ; Typewriter for rent. Phone 259-H. 85 ' '.The. first-.weekly, toxins exhibition of the recently organized Medford ".Athletic club wfll, take plaee in the (-lull hall and .gymnasium at 8:30 Frls day night, and will consist of 2G rounds of boxing between amateurs. The pub lic Is invited to attend. , , The, .members of the Golden .Link ; Illblo clans .will have, a .picnic supper , on the lawn at the home ot Mrs. Fort Hubbard, 440 8. .Riverside, nexjt Friday owning., at'. 7:30. .,, All old, and new members are; asked , to come and bring , their families. For particulars, tele phone iMrs. C. A. Whlllock, G21-m'. ... Fine white canvas military heel, $4.u value, now $2.25 while they last. The Dootery, cor. Main and Bartlott. . -r ,-, '.- 5 ."' " At the public market this morning fine new home grown potatoes were selling at five cents a pound. On ac count of the Fourth of July falling on , next Tuesday the, market will be open on Monday morning, instead, for the convenience of its patrons. ,. Siskiyou mineral .water, ., wholesale ond retail. Hrown & Brown. , . . 108 Ory cloan now and be ready for the 4 th, City Cloanlng &. Dyeing Co. Phone 474., 401 'S. Riverside.: ' ..86 Mossrs. 8cott, .Mulchay,, and King the,, officials pf, thaSouthorn Puciric who spent yesterday' and today In the city, on business, will depart on this evening's , train In Superintendent Kings private car for Grants Pass and will spend Friday In that.clty. Do-Nut Shop for sale, 28 N. Front St. First class location for , restuurant. , A, chance of a lifetime for,. the right party. Will take automobile. Will H Wilson. . , ,, ,, . , . 85 Medford camp. Modern Woodmen of America, will Initiate a class of 40 can didates at Althea hall tonight, at 8 o'clock. . The clusB will, he composed of .candidates from all parts of the val ley,, and a jurge delegation ot Ashland membors aro expected to attend. Come and danue in the New Opon Air. Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs Saturday nlte. , .,.., . ..... 87' Firo Insurance. Brown &, White. Mr. and Mrs., Sam Richardson and Sam Jr., and Mr. and' Mrs.. Tyson, Doall of Eureka! Calif., spent, WednoBdny at tuo Murblq Caves of, Jpsephine county, ' making the trip by aiito. Puzzle-Peg a. hot weather sizzlor. Medford .Book Store. ... 85 every wuore you loon you see a Chevrolet, , I he condition of ."Uncle", George . Nichols, who has been confined to his home with a high fever, was reported Wednesday as being slightly better. . Dance at Riverside Community Club, .on.tliej'nqiric Highway. Saturday, July "1st. It's the place to hear music that keeps time. Dreamy waltzes and plonty of Jazr.. , ..,,,., ' ,,, , SG . Grand open dance, Saturday night. .Dig new opeif nJr pavilion in Lithln park. Ashlund, Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. .. ... . , . 87 Eczema Vanishes in a Few Days .Mlnhi)-, - iwvrrui , AntisepUo i IM-c-wilplioii stops lu lling Instantly, und hy ll I'm) l lcvrs, ltolls, Abm-CHHtMi and llnrbimrlea , Aro Quickly IUmiUhI. Now Unit tens of thousands know that Mnonc's Emerald Oil will reduce UKly. dunwroun varicose veins to nor ,mul. we wnnt them to know that this wonderfully effective agent will dry up eczema eruptions In u few days nnd cause the scales to drop oft and disappear. ,T , t , Jt nets tho same way with any skin disease, such as barber's Itcli. salt rhouin, redness and Inflamma tory skin troubles. So powerful nnd penetrating Is Moone's Emerald Oil that piles are absorbed;, goitres and wens aro made to disappear nnd abscesses, bolls, car buncles, ulcers and open -wires are henlcd in a few days. Moone's Emer ald Oil is not a patent medicine, but Is a surgeon's prescription that fur years has been successfully used In private nnd hospital practice. All pharmacists dispense it, and com plete 'directions for home use rmne with each bottle. Adv. Kd G. Brown' who returned from a Mrs. J. W. Rnnsley of Newark, N. J., visit to his mother in Arkansas Tues-'ls visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B. Wal duy says that business conditions in lennlre at the lalter's home at C17 the middle wcBt und south are pros-, West Fourth street. , j perous and that the trains were crowd-1 ,Neckties that Orres. the tailor, sold ed all tlie time with people traveling, as high as $1.60. going at 25c. Will H. "They are very proud of the Arkansas liver canyon, down In the Ozarks." Bays Mr. Brown, "and they in.slHted on taking me .and Mrs. Drown on an auto trip down It. I did not think much of It. There is better scenery on lieur creek at low water," On the way home, Mr. and Mrs. Brown visited the Grand Canyon. .Mr. Brown holds a higher opinion of the scenery there. , Come and -see display Putterson's Crater Lake pictures. Medford Hook Store. ' 85 For real efficiency In dry cleaning insist on our service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co, Phono 474. 401- South Riverside. ; 86 Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd ond 4th. , 88 W. O. Webster of the Associated Oil company local branch returned lost night from Klamuth Falls , where he has been for the past few days on busi ness and reports the Crater Luke road in fine condition, likely In better con dition than it will be any time. during the season. He says that he drove right up to the lodge, yesterday after noon after havlpg come by way of Ft. Klamath, and then left the lake for Uiis city, making the trip In average time. ..... Do-Nut Shop for sale, 28 N. Front St. First class location . for restaurant. A chance or n lifetime for the right party. Will take automobile. Will H. Wilson. 85 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Grover and Byran Corum have re turned from a short trip to their claims In the Butte falls district., . City assessments will' be delinquent after July first and a penalty of five per cent will be added. - ' ' 87 Come and dance in the New Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday nlte. . 87 ; Dr, Kirchgessner of Riverdale was a business visitor in the city Wednesday afternoon. .. .. . , R. A. Petty at the Riverside Garage has announced a reduction In the price of Gates Half-Sole tires - ; Big celebration ut Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. ,. . , ... 88 All kinds of rougn and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. Ill East Main street. Mr. and Mrs.i J. N. Clapp and Mr. and Mrs. W, ,H. Peabody of Everett, W n., are guests at the Hotel Holland as are O. M. Kelien of Seattle, Ira C. Gates of Eugene, T. H. Merrltt of Dulitth, Minn:, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Clark of Walla Walla,, Wn., Charles Dawson of Los Angeles, Mr. nnd Mrs. aeorge Siefert nnd John U. Slorert of Ataseudero, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Wright of Tampa, Fin., U R. John ston of Butte Fulls und E. J. Dletz ot Portland. , Siskiyou mineral wnter, wholesale and retail, Brown & Rrown. 108? 't Grund open dance, Saturday night. Big new open air pavilion In Llthla park, Ashland, Muslo unexcelled. All star orchestra. ,'87 1 Don't, forget that Saturday Is tho last duy to pay assessments without penalty. 87 John Hamm of the Mt. Pitt district Is spending a few days In the city on business. , He says the cougars and timber wolves plnyod havoc with the doer In that section Inst winter. He says the huckloberry bushes In that section are. loaded down with berries This district Is the annual mecca of scores of Medford berryplckers. The handicap tournament of the West Side Tennis club will open to morrow morning on the club courts on West Main street. .. The players to be matched In the opening round which will be played tomorrow are as fol lows: Ed Jannoy vs. Dr. R. W. Stearns O, C. Hoggs vs. F. Stout, Horace Brom ley vs. Ruwles Moore, Dr. Cressy vs. R. S. Daniels, N. French vs. R. Cole man and C. C. Lemmon vs. Herb Al ford. Big dance Saturday nlto, July 1st, at Riverside Community Club, Ain't we got fun there always? Yon know it. 86 ' Atwator-Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Eioctrio Shop. 86 Dance at Trull Saturday nights-' 87 R. H. Whitehead returned Saturday from a visit with friends and relatives at his old home in Wisconsin. Do-Nut Shop for snlo, 28 N. Front St. First class location for 'estaurant. A chance of a lifetime for the right party. Will take automobile. Will H. Wilson. 85 For sale Six room modern bunga low close In, bargain price. Inquire 426 South Ivy stroot. 8S Get nino flume lumber at Big Fines Lumber Co. tf Parents ore requostod to warn tholr boys to discontinue the practice of running racos on the railings of the Bear Creek bridge, as they aro liable to rail off nnd kill or. Injure them selves, The police suy thoy cannot stay on the brldgq all the time to keep the youngsters from It, and nsk paren tal co-operation in stopping it. Men s and young men's suits going nt aliout half price. Will II Wilson. 85 when In need ot sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street, Tourists who registered today at the Oregon Stnto Motor association head quarters at the Hotel Medford include S. O. Johnson and family of Berkeley, Calif., W, Reed ajid family ot Seat tle, WaBh., ,Dr. ,nilbur. Smith and fam- lly of Hollywood, Calir., Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Korthloy of Fresno, Calif., nnd Mrs. C. A. Hilem of Everett. Wash. Grand open dance, Saturday night. Big new opeu air pavilion in Lithln purk, Ashland, Muslo unexcelled. All star orchestra. , , . 87 Don't overlook paying your city assessments this week. 87 I'so our dry donning servlco for oconomyr-sat lsfuctlon low chnrKos-r best work;. City Cleaning. & Dyeing j Co. Phone 474, 401 S. Klvvrsldv. SO Wilson. SO Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Master Richard Isaacs reports to the chief of police that his wheel, with a blue frame, has been stolen. .Big celebration ut Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. ' 88 Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phone 720, , , tf This office la prepared , to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping . machines. Don't give ! your orderB to traveling men and have , ,fim riert t f imu Ph ' ,. , -,.11 ,u .r. tr I George Cotterlll of Beagle, was n business visitor in the city Wednesday afternoon. . , ' ' Wo huve a Macs bear lug and a cougar rug that we will sell for the mounting charges. . Bartlett Fur Store, 115 West Main street. tf Dance Eagle rolnt Sat. nlte. 85 Attorney Gus Newbury leaves to night for Salem, where he will argue a case UBror8 tne spreme court Friday morning, relative to the constitutional fty of the state law giving the right to condemn property for the right of way of irrigation ditches. Attorney Porter J. Neff represents the other side of the case ut issue. . Men's und young men's suits going at nboiit hulf price. Will H Wilson. 85 oacrlflce sale, Medford home and living income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th. . 88 H. C. Garnett and family who have been visiting old friends here for the past week left yesterday morning for Portland where they will visit Mr. Gurnett's sister. On their way back to their home In Alhambra, Calif., they will make another several days visit here. " Get pine flume lumbar at Big Pines Lumber Co. , . . , , tf Kodak finishing, better work, less oharges. Jap Art Store. 88 ! Charles Furnas Is ugaln back on the job after having been confined to his home for tho last two ilayB with a severe cold. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. ........ Buy Medford home. Fay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. . ... . .. , Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. , tf - J. W. Berrlan, superintendent of the Butte Falls fish hatchery has just fin ished planting 60,000 silver salmon from the Butte Falls hatchery In Fish lake. If these fish do well there will be excellent fishing in the lake in about three years. As soon as the roads are passuble Mr. Berrlan will plant the same number ot these fish in the Lake of the Woods. He has al ready received a large Bhlpment of ,ralnbow.eggs from the. Klamath conn ty hatchery to-be distributed ill bur local streams. Two hundred sultB on sale. Will H. -Wilson,,. ,. -.; . ,85' We are watch specialists. . We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler. . tf Lathing, shingling, re-shingling work guaranteed. Crawford, rear apartment 322 South Central. . . 87 ': Edison Marshall, nationally pronii nent author and local resident who had been on a hunting trip in the Alas kan wilds for the past several months, returned to tills city this morning and was bo overjoyed at the sight ot Mrs. Marshall at the deixit und the old home town that none of the detuils of tho trip eould be extracted from him. When, better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them., . . . tf The Crescent orchestra will open, a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4 ., .. , 88 Mr. and Mrs. John Shuh of Sacra mento nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ridley or Salinas, Calif,, who are stopping at the city auto camp, loft in their cars tills morning for a visit at Crater Luke. Everywhere you look you see a Lnevrolet. .-, - . , tf Your growing grain, Js It Insured? See Holmes, The Insurance Man. . Mr. and -Mrs, Frank P. Farrell re turned last night after a several weeks visit in California. Tlie trip was made by motor and they visited San Francis- , Fresno and Los Angeles. Two. hundred suits on sale. Will H. Wilson. ..... 86 Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 aero and up. 1 acre tracts and' up.. . Easy, terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. A, D. Buckles, Westlnghouse Eloe- trlc company representative, is a Med ford business visitor, i ,, , $5.00 spotlights for your car at tbe Electric Shop. 86 free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street II. A. Thlemif.. . M. L. Hnnline of Baltimore, Md is a guest at the Hotel Medford. Other guests nt the. Medford include J. F. Baym.an of Toledo, O., M. F. Hathaway of Eugene, Walter Turley of , Sacra mento. F. Harkuess of Spokane. F. V. Martin of Boise, Ida.. C. J. Waddell and Donald Denn of Chicago, Mr, nnd Mrs. C. H. Sheldon of Vullejo, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Maud ot Mon terey, Calif. ... -.-.. , Hardwood flooring. ' ' Medford Lum ber Co. . ., , , t .,. .... The thrco course plate dinners at tho Parlor fl'ea Rooms over Wool- worth's, served from 6r30 to 7 p. ni., lire the best in Medford S7 Mrs. W. B. Hamilton nnd daughters Natalie and Ruth returned last even ing from Portland where they have been visiting for the past two weeks. The trip was made hy auto and the roads aro reported as in good condi tion. , , . , . Big celebration nt Butte Fulls, July 3rd and 4th, 88 Bert Smith of the Ashlund branch office of the California-Oregon Power company was in Medford on business this morning. Introducing Pickard Studio hand palnted china exclusively at Martin J. Ueddy, Jeweler. 87 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis of Los An geles are visiting Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Toft in this city. Thoy are accompanied by a neplmw, Carl Heilbronner and wllj make the trip to Crater Lake before leaving for Portland. Mr. Davis Is the fire chief of Los Angeles. Be sure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd and 4th., . ) . 88 Neckties that Orres, the tailor, sold as high us $1.50, going at 25c. Will H Wilson. . i So Miss Marjorle Dalzell of Klamath Falls is spending the week : visiting friends in Medford and Ashland. Fire Insurance, Brown & White. Grand open, dance, Saturday night. Big new open air pavilion in Llthla park, Ashlund., Music unexcelled. All star-orchestra. 87 . Mrs. .... L. Pollock who has been visiting her son Ralph L. Pollock for the past few days left yesterday for her home In Portland. Mrs. "Pollock has spent the winter In New York City and enTotitfe to Portland stopped off n this city for a few days visit with her son. , ; ; Mr. and Mrs. W.' J. Schenck and daughter, Mrs. James Smith, the latter of Memphis, Tenn., are spending the week in Medford enjoying the Rogue River valley climate once again. The Schencks formerly resided here and are enroute from Eugene to their home in Oakland, Calif., after having attend ed the commencement exercises at the U. of O. ' Their son Hubert graduated from that institution this year and cap tured highest honors in geology. He is now at Palo Alto, Calif., from which place he will soon depart with Stan ford university men and will spend th6 rest of the summer with the U. S. Geological Survey. He will return, to the U. of 0. next fall to take his mas ter's degree and will he assistant in structor In geology at that institution next year. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. ,,. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill and Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott plan to leave early . Saturday monins on un auto trip to Crescent City. , They expect to return home next Tuesday. . Everywhere you loot you Bee a Chevrolet. , tf Big celebration at Butte Falls, July 3rd nnd, 4th. , 88 A speclnl train will be operated on July 4th between Grants Pass nnd Ash land, leaving Grants Pass ut 7:25 a. m. nnd stopping at all towns between those two cities, to accommodate the people who desire to. attend the big Fourth of July celebration at Ashland .On the return tlp the train -will leave Ashland at 10:fl5'.p.,m. , Neweomb's speclnl 'on dry planing mill blocks during heavy, run Is $5.76 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered in order in which they are taken. Phone 631. tf Stanley , Dodge, a Medford young man and ex-service man, was taken into custody early this week for a men tal examination, following which he was committed to the state hospital for treatment by County Judge Gard ner. He was taken to the hospital at Salem last night by Attendant Scott of that Institution.' - . Dance Bugle Point Sat. nite. .. 85 Nineteen husky laborers, mostly of foreign extraction, arrived in the city on this morning's train from Portland to work on the Crater Lake road for one of the contractors. These men were taken up to their place ot em ployment by the Davis Transfer com pany. . i . , ' Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. , . , . tf Samuel .W. Shockey, 74 years old globe trotter, is, spending a day in the city while on his lust lap on his return to Long Beach. His last trip has taken him through Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa,- Illinois, . Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota, Minne sota, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. He is making this last trip by rail, occasionally practicing phrenology and palmistry to pay his way. He also writes .weekly articles for a Los An geles paper. He is a member of the G. A. R., having served with the 82nd Ohio infantry during the Civil war. He was in the 19th infantry after the war for five years. Mr, Shockey states that he is thoroughly .enjoying his trip. cash and doors. ' Medford Lumber CO.- When in need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. The meeting toplght of farm bureau members and others Interested in agri culture to hear the address of Presi dent Mansfield of the state farm bur- eau will begin at 8 o'clock. For good insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. . - .; Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction- -at , Johnson's. Jeweler.. . . , . tf Guests at the Oregon Caves camp for dinner on celebrntkin day. last Monday, included K. O. ' McCormick, vice president of tho Southern Pacific railroad: I. ,T. Sparks, district freight and passenger agent of the same rail road; President Campbell of the U. of O, a large number of prominent men from Josephine and Jackson counties. and George H 1 lines, curator of the Oregon Historical society.. . Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Hemstitching, Plcotlns. - , v 8c per yd. - " Buttons covered. C " ' Handicraft Shop. (J"; 1 tf Mrs. A. P. Hugen und mother, Mrs. jvimries woouing leave me enu oi tne wee lor wie luuers nome in I'oruanu. They., will be accompanied by Mrs. Hagen's son Billy.- . Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85 -Big celebration at Butte Fulls, July 3rd and 4th. k8 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bates expect to leave the first of the week on a three weeks autp trip to Silver' Lake, Bend, and other eastern Oregon points. i DIES. SEATTLE .... I .- . I t , I. . Word was received here this morn ing that John E. Sheridan,' former well known resident this city1 pass ed away very suddenly at his home in Seattle last night. Mr. .Sheridan was well known and liked in "this city where he resided 'for a number of years. While a resident, of .Medford he was a' partner with James D. Bell it; the Nash Hotel and wns locully known for his generosity and genial- ity .... Mr. Sheridan is survived by his wife and a nine, year old . son, John. The family left this city aiid took up their residence In Seattle some five or six years ago. SALEM, Ore., Juno 29. A resolu tion by Public Service Commissioner 1 n ,r r.--i -...,.- . ..... . . . ..viusuii uy winen ne inienueu to huve the commission withdraw, opposition- to a suit filed for restoration of telephone rates in Oregon which were in effect before the increase, which resulted in tho recall of two members of the commission, was pending before the commission today, having been introduced yesterday, but not acted upon.: . i Commissioner Corey, who was a member when the . increase was au thorized, has announced he could not conscfentloiusly support tho resolu tion, and Commissioner McCoy, the third member of the commission, who wns elected -along with Kerrigan in the recall election, said he hud the resolution under consideration. ( The resolution did not come, up today. The next meeting of the commission will be Monday. ' Card of- Thanks ' We wish to thank the many friends ,for their kindness and sympathy tlur- ing the illness and death of our father mm gruiiuiucner, james Tiirasner. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. V. G. FROST. MRS. J. H. QU1NN. GEORGE THRASHER. ' CHARLES THRASHER. GUY THRASHER. WM. CARLESS AND FAMILY. Announcement ' I wish to announce I have leased a part ot the John C. SIgnor building at 241 North Fir street, and will operate a produce business under the name of Johnson Produce Co., nnd will buy for cash most anything from moonshine to hides. ' EDGAR JOHNSON. - - 85 Clean , Baby's Bowels with "California Fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! A hnlf-teaspoonful of genuine California Fig Syrup will make your cross, fretful baby com fortable. It clennses the little bowels of all the wind and gases, the bilQ, souring food and . stomach , poison which is causing baby's distress. Millions of mothers depend upon this gentle laxative to keep baby's stomach and bowels clean, nnd thus correct diarrhoea, colic, . biliousness, coated tongue, sour stomach, fever ish breath, and constipation. It never cramps- or overacts: Contuins no narcotics or soothing drugs. Babies love the taste of genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has full direction for infants in arms nnd children of ull ages plainly printed on bottle. Snl "California" to the .drug gist- and accept no imitation fig syrop. - Adv. TOO LATE , TO CLASSIFY FOR SAUK By owner: Two room modern plastered - house on paved corner lot- Price $060.- Terms. Phone-693-L. ' v 86 WANTED Refined young man wishes sleeping room in private family, close in. Ans. W. P. H., care Tri- bune. ... . - -'- i -- 65 WAtNTKD A , partner with small amount of capital in good paying business. Address B X X. - 85 FOR SALE Cheap, Do-Nut Shop, 28 N. Front St. First class location for restaurant. A chance of a lifetime for the right party. Will take auto mobile. Will H. Wilson. 85 FOR SALE OR TRADE for .Medford property. 38 acres 6V4 miles from Medford. Good buildings, family' orchard, alfalfa and grain. Box 5(i.' Mail Tribune. bO LOWER PHONE RATE MOVE HITS SNAG MQWAY SENS : TOBE REMOVED! W$W i i j PORTLAND, Ore., June'29. Ad vertising signs along the right of wuy of Oregon highways will he removed at once, and signs on private prop erty removed whenever permission can be gained, according to a decis ion today by the stute highway com mission. , , ... . , Herbert Nunn, state highway en gineer, said the slgiiB are a menace to safety, declaring that a motorist, while rending a sigh of ten letters, will ordinarily drive 140 feet, in which time he may drive off the road or Into another machine. Nunn explained he had : been aroused by the activities of a Boise business man who had been plaster ing telephone poles along the Oregon trail with stencil signs purporting to give the highway another name. , Bids on eight road projects were opened this morning. SENATOR FLAYS MOVIE PICTURE FREE LOVE WASHINGTON, June 29. Declar ing that "free love, dissipation, de bauchery and drunkenness, exist in the motion picture colony at Holly wood, Calif., Senator Myers, demo crat of Montana, appealed In the senate today for utcion on his bills proposing a censorship and investi gution of the motion picture indus try and its products i RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Doep. SuhUhI I'rlc; Aelil I)iHsf(s Are juih .solved and Die KhuiunaUn I'oi son SUirtri to cnve the System AVlth.ii Twenty-four Hours. Every drugglat in this county is authorized to suy to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of Allenrhu, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not show tho way to , stop.: the aKony, . reduce swollen joints . and do away with .even the slightest twinge of rneumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried nnd tested for years, and really marvelous re sults have been accomplished in the most 'severe cases where tlie suffer ing nnd agony was intense and pite ous and where the patient was holp less. Air. James IT, Allen of Rochester, N. Y.( the disepverer of Allenrhu, who for mnny years suffered the torments of acuto rheumatism, desires all suf ferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's mnnrv unlcKsl Allenrhu 'decisively conquers this worst of nil-diseases, and he has in structed druggists to guarantee it as above in every instance. All drug gists rnn" supply you. ----- Adv. SPECIAL SALE OF SURPLUS r ARMY GOODS THIS WEEK OXIA' N'ow Aluminum Moss Kits . .... $ .,V ' Xow lluvi-rsurk and liu k Carriers l'io Xew I'lip Tents .VJ.rl. Jointed i'oics n,i i;ins'ror8aiiici'm't '.50 . Kcclaiuuni O. I). Aimy lllnnkets, liko new o 03 Hcclaimcd Khuki Army Jtlou.se...... "33 Army Soap. 1 11. liars " 0 Mentor Watches, for hunting and fishing triii.!!.. i'oo . I. Shirts, HerlaimiHl, koo1 ones 1 70' New Adjustable UifiraKe Carrier " 3-.-j Xew Folding t'nmp Stools !!!!!!...! '50 Xew Folding Ciimo Chairs -() New Folding Army Cots j. "."! o', (Ins Kamp Kook Stoves (1'k0 Folding Cimp Stv-s for Wixxl o"05 Heavy O. .1). Canvas tlnimnocks.. Tourist Water Hags 2 gnl .. j 0-5 Steel Tent Stakes !.!!!!!!.!!!! is . NEW WALL TENTS " , '. 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