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Newspaper Page TextFocal and lJ Personal Adjutant Oenernl Gaorge A. White and Jllrs. White ncco-.npanleil by Col. Creede C. Hammond and Mrs. Hum-, nmnd arrived yesterday afternoon by motor from Salem. General White in here to confer with local authorities on the pile of the now armory. The site at thq corner of llartlett and Jaekn:n street has been decided upon as the place of construction. A meeting of the -cty council, General White and Captain Canaday in conjunction with local American Legion authorities was held,; ltist evening at the Hotel Holland nnif 'the plans for the armory were dis cussed. It was decided to hold n meet tiig'tJinake final arrangements Thurs dnytJnight.' In the meantime General White, Col. Hammond und their wives and Capt. Hathaway are enjoying a several days outing at Crater Lake having departed this morning by mo tor. Angora and Persian kittens Tor sale. Phone 590-II. 95 Service and sales on Goodyear and United States tires and tubeB. Geo. U Trelchlor Motor Co. 9 " B. N.' Vllm and family and K. P. Schmidt and family spent Sunday on the upper reaches or Neal creek. The fishing was poor hut the party enjoyed the outing according to Mr. Schmidt. When in need of shingles and roof ing call .Wallace Woods, 108.' 711 E. Main. ,, House aprons to embroider. Handi craft Shop. 5 The Medford Furniture & Hardware ctimiian Ib nicely situated in its new quarters and a large electric sign now lihnen from the northeast corner of the building and announces the name of the firm. Dr. Lincoln Kallen, X-ray specialist, lias Installed an X-ray laboratory for iriddical and dental X-ray diagnosis and X-ray treatment at 211-213 Liberty llldg. OfMce hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. 1 to 6 p. m. : Phone 61. 52 There will he a regular monthly business moetins of the Epworth Ijeague totilte'at 7:30 o'clock. tiniianwtVAfl ' nrn RCSln warned ' that sugar will soon take n MT1DFORT) MATT; TRTBITNTl, AfEDFOllD .OTM-XIOX. TUESDAY. JULY 11, 1022 . ... -- jump :ln price in Medrord. The sugar Bltuation locally is peculiar ns local Rtnrnr is retnlllng at a lower price than the Portland wholosalo price. A Jump in bound to come soon, however, with lirlnn1 ndilistment ' " Patterns In Irish crochet nnd Filet laces Just received at the Handicraft shoo i ' ' 95 Mrs. A. G. Foor, Vlnvl denier, is lenv iniy flnthrriitv for Portland. 9-f Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Olmstead spent ihn week end nt the Oregon Caves as ,11,1 vi p nnd Mm A. B. WatBon and Mr. ans Mrs. X G. Hubbard. j "llemstttchinSi Picotlng, .-- 'Kc per yard. ' ' ' Worlc finished When you want it. Ttie Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and llartlett St. tr 'Lime and cement. Modford Lumber CO. The cutting off of the corner of the street at Central and Jackson is well uniinr wnv Pltv Sunt. Davis states that as soon as the enlargement of this Intersection la completed the lntorsec iinn ' nt Hio cmiipr of Jnclison and liiverside will be treated in a slinllni manner- ' ''' " Sale of household furnishings nni furniture Including piano. Tel. SH Y sir s DiikrtnlR Ave. 98 Siskiyou mineral water, wliolesnu nnd retail. Brown & Ilrpwn. 108 A 'woman' was nrrostod nnd 'wa rincd Jii this mornliiE In Justice Tny lor'H court on n charge of water with nn'open hose.J The arrest' was made by City Water Superintendent Jlavls. Automobile Insurance'. ftrown White. : . ?' ,"'" tt Tho Woodmen of the World will hold a big picnic for members and their fMmillpa CommitteeB from the lodges '.of the valley will meet with the Med ilord camp Wednesday evening in Althea hall to decide on the timennu Idace. The W. O. W. has 1000 mem bers In the valley and is contemplat ing building a- W. O. W. temple. Illds nnd plans are in the hands of the build ins committee and it Is expected that work will begin September ibi. Japanese parasols S!c, J1.00, $1.25. Japanese Art Store. 94 Dine nt Parlor Tea Rooms, cool ami cozv. service unexcelled. 99 i wrair moonl hzbt night was en joyed last night by many motorists who took advantage or the excellent uuniini- in the onen. The wind from the north yesterday afternoon cleared all the smoke of recent forest fires tvnrr fllA VSlltpV. !,!,. nf hnnschold furnishings nnd furniture including piano. Tel. 844-Y. 815 S. Oakdnle Ave. 98 New and attractive luncheon cloths with napkins to match, $1.00. Handi craft Shop. - 95 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zundel left this morning by auto for their home In La Oninde after a week-end visit here with Mr. Bunders brother, La Von Zun- del nnd wife. Mr. Zundel Is cashier of the La Grande National bank. When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Kodak films at Do Voe's. tf Mrs. W. M. Inghlls, wire of Major Inghlls of Vancouver Ilarracks, and Mrs. F. O. Hurckhardt of Seattle loft this morning for Seattle after a ten days visit in Medrord with their Bister, Mrs. W. E. Walker. The trip is being made by motor car. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet " lt Take some work with you on your vncatlon: everything in embroidery. Handicrart Shop. ' 9S Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. liarton or nenu, fire, nnd two children are Medford visitors. The Hartons formerly were rnul,lnni of Medford. Mr. Harton hav ing been -proprietor or the West Sido Phnrmncv lln is now the proprietor of a drug establishment in Rend. Cnmlmr Seven O. A. C. Serenauers flnncn orchestra extraordinary. jNuta tnrllllll Wed. .Inlv 12th. ' 94 nnn nf tlm nicest, furnished nnart ments In the Mail Tribune building is for rent, with hot and cold water, eiec trlcltv. nas: nice, comfortable rooms Apply nt office. tf James Kingor was bound over to tne grnnd Jury last night after a hearing before Justice Olenn J. Taylor on n statutory charge. Hall was set at $2500 and tho derondnnt Is conrined in the county jail In dofault of bond. Opening dance, Prospect, next Sat. night. Launspach's orchestra. Mid night lunch served by Mrs. Jim Grieve. y i nomine Seven O. A. C. Serenadors dnnco orchestra extraordinary. Nata- torlum, Wed. July 12th. 94 Dob Holmes, Don Piatt, Lyle Ttiur- miin i.n.l V. ('. Willis returned yester day after a week-end stag party and motor trip to crater Lane, i ms is me second time the men have sneaked out rnr frnior l.nkn nnd loft their better halves nt homo, according to report, the same thing having happened about tlila Hma Inst venr. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber uo. ... ..... : .nal Tlli-a TT,,,.h n-llinlt nt Illpm is visit" I IIO PUIJIIC marKCt 11113 llluiiuiiH v - well supplied with fruits, berries and I ing Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Cody. This is fresh vegetables. 1 lie maiKei a iw iu in vu ... nil patronized and practically sold parture for Salem six years ago. She out by 8 o'clock. It was one or uiCjninoe ine trip oy uuio in u-u best markets so far this year. states that she round tne roans i" Fire Insurance, lirown & White. excellent comnuo... ...,, Fifty-eight difrerent rorms or Insur- This orrice is prepared o print rl ' ' . ., in.iimr oimnta h etc. used on the ante, lloimes i ne iusurau:e - n't Mnnv nutoists riimnlain of the noor condition or the crossings on the Med- ford-uoast railway tracks at uiape, Laurel and South Orange streets. These crossings have become very rough and it Is necessary to practicully stop before crossing. Spend the week end at Prospect. Ilig opening dance next Sat. night. 97 A hay baling outfit couple with a Inexpensive Method of Reducing Dangerous Swollen Veins at nome . ..rt nf.lnKa tn KivallnO moll nnd liaVP ' - . .... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strang and 1,1? 7, "i " Phnnp 1 1'ord son lraclor was i0It sianuing msi tfi .. ..,.-... ,1.1- :ue uuu Uliu-uuii ninths uui Lit ui titia city, lt had no lights anywhere about It and caused many autolsts who daughter leave this evening by auto for itosehurg where Mr. Strang will attend the druggists' convention. They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. rred Strang and family while in that city. liny Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Uay Realty Co. Hemstitching, Picotlng, 8c per yd. Iluttons covered. Itn,lirr!lft Shon. tl them printed out of Medford iin linn we will cull . t Get pine flume lumber at Dig Pines , Lumber Co. , tf j Italnh W. Hand was overcome by I overcome by I ... ..,.. ,,.,, ... i,, fi neat in tno wrestling maicn at Asiuuim , and was compelled to leave the ring. I n'HCer t0j If he had held out the last three rounds he would undoubtedly have thrown Miller as he had the best of him, until becoming ill. They will be compelled to try it again and much talk is being Handicraft Shop. ii , cottage Grove about having The water In Bear creek lias reached. "o'' n u li te CIGAR. ; ... it r - f ' I" v I '' v . ; P 2 fdr JUANA Th mkri of CI Sidf lo take plciuut in reporting tptiiUy in Havana ftlkr (obiccoi and ConnctkUt ihwl growa wrappfrs for El Sidtlo. Tiiow anv atnn.cut iitston rlncs have hnnn rodncod to 25c each nt Busy Cor nnr Alnlnr Co. U Mr and Mrs. J. M. Herrlman of Itlver Forest, III., who have been at Crater Lake for the last week left this ii-inrnliiir for Chicago.'' llonrlnc near and nnple orchards sacrificed nt $100 acre and up. 1 ncre iinnia nnd nn. Knsv toniis. near Medford Highway. Gold Hay Realty Co Plionn 7''8.It or 134-Y. Dronsmnklng for women and chll drcn. Snoclalty: mon's shirts, button lwiina mill flltnrntlons. Mrs. Ben J Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth St. Phono 3BB-Y.. ' ' - jia- T)r. 11. R. Elliott expects to leave Sat tirdnv -evening, July 15, for Los An geles where ho will attend the lectures and clinics of the National Dental as sociation which will hold a convention in 1-os Angeles during the week or July 17th to 22nd at the Ambassador hotnl. The convention is hold on the coast only overy bIx or soven years. Ilr. Elliott expects to return eariy Mon day morning, July 24th. All night dance Prospect next bat. night. Launspach's orchestra. 9i Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenadors dance orchestra extraordinary. Natii- torluin. Wod. July 12th. i'-i- C. W. Unrrett, former district sales iimiiiiirnr for Ihn Oregon Lexington company, of Portland, arrived In Mod- ford yesterday and will locate hero. He has secured the franchise for the direct factory distribution of Durum Mntnr enra lii this district. Heudnuar- ters are ut tho Unrnuni garago and the new firm will operate under the name ,-tf Mnlnr Sm'Vlcn coilllinllV. For nam! insurance, you should go to Gofr & Yeo. office with Jackson I'nmilv Abstract Co. . Wo will deliver today large load of j mill blocks, dumped at $o.i Vallev Fuel Co. Phone 7. tf Dunn Davis and Margaret Itrown were among tho Modford visitors nt the Oregon Caves Sunday. Get your mill blocks from tho alley 'uel Co. Phnpe 7ti. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tnnilii.r 12 to 111. tf l ,iii,l Mm Uiihnrt l.awlnn. .1. W Lnwton nnd daughter Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Morris left this morning by uiiin fur Crater Lake. After n short at tho lnke they will proceed to Klamath where tney win visit Lawton's sons Denlson and Guy. Word lias recontly been received hero by relatives that n daughter was horn In tho month or June to Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Vromnn of San Pedro Chnr cas. Bolivia, South America, Mr. Vni man was formerly a Aledford resident having left here two years ng to do missionary work in Bolivia. Jarkaon County Fuir, Medford, Sep tember 12 to 10, t,f a low point and that stream is a mere iminkint nt iinints where the wator is running freely. Milk and cream at DeVoes. n A good proposition and one that can be made a fine income for man who will Invest $S00, with Borvlceaf Box 88, .Mail Tribune. Mfuiniii'iit" Wllllnms was one or the successful Rogue river fishermen ar,,ii,v Ho Rneni the dav at Jackson s Hole and returned with a nice catch of steelhead and trout taken on a fly. Everywhere you iook you son Chevrolet. Dance at Prospect next Sat. night. ' 97 r.nv w. Conner and family returned rncnnllv from the Oregon Caves, Cres cent City, Ilandon and Itoseburg. The trip was mado by motor and was a most enjoynhlo one and Mr. Conner cannot boost the Oregon Caves nnd the accommodations there too much. Ho praised the excellent meals nnu liiiliritii' nnd the cool air and stated that the night he spent there was the most enjoyable one or the trip. Something new! J. C. Robinson has opened up nn auto repair shop at 1009 West Main street. All worK guornn teel. Phone 901-J. 95 Have you tried that big milk shake at doVoe's? tf Colonel and Mrs. C. C. Hammond of Portland are guests at the Holland hotel. Other guests nro L. U. Grapen f Anrnlim. Plllll HlltliaWay OI rwiiiimi ii n Mickev of Kansas City O Wvss'or Portland. M. Alexander of Redding, Calif., W. F. Bayer of Port land. T !, r.,r .iirnv Mndfonl Lhr. Co. ' When better automobiles are bulll. rtulnlf will Imilil them. t1 J. F. Tabcr of Portlnnd, mnnager of the Western States Life insurance to., from Roseburg to Medford, nrrived in t,n twiv vn fnmllv are to join hlin here nnd they will then establish tlinlr linnio In fttcdrord. Dainty luncheons, dellgntrui dinners an,i ninvni- aneclaltlcs at very reason able prices at tho Parlor Tea Rooms. All kinds of rough nnd dressed lumber. Wnlhice Woods, phono 10S '11 Pnl Miitn street. ' Air nn,l Mm. lien Plvninle, Luther nmini mill Air nnd Mrs. Jack Sullivan retuuned Jlondny from an outing trip to Woodruff Moailows and Diamonu i i,n Ai,. nmi Mrs. Jack Sullivan of San Francisco are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plymnle. SlsUfyou mlnoral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 You can got most nny old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Storm nnd Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Leo of San Diego who have beeu visiting here for the past two weeks with Mr. ami Mrs. . 1. Crowson left Sunday by motor car for ilinlr homos In the southern city. While hero they visited Crater Lake and spent several days there with Mr. and Mrs. Crowson. Tr our merchants lunch. The lulatn. ' They say step-cut piston rings have beon reduced to 25c each at Busy Lor nor Motor Co. them try a second bout here August 3 nt the Merchants picnic. Cottage Grove Sentinel. Fire insurance. Brown & White. Newcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run is $5.75 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered in order in which they are taken. Phone u:tl. tf Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brown and children left yesterday for Shasta Springs, Cat., where they will enjoy a rew days out ing.' Tiiey are making the trip by auto. You can get it at DeVoe's. tf Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. ' ' tf I M Tfennv nnd Mr. and Mrs. Otto Metschan. the latter of the Imperial hotel of Portland, were the guests of I. C. Smith of the Hotel Holland yes terday. The party has been in Califor nin vtsltlnir noin'ts of Intorest there for the last three weeks and are enroute to Portland by auto. Safety first Insure with ueauen & Canaday, Phone 720. tf Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Mr. c 1 Condon nnd daughter Helen have moved into their new resi dence on South Oakdale near Eighth street. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. -;' Everywhere you look you Bee a Chevrolet. tf Ilucker Taxi Company. Phone 876-W nisht and day service. City trips 25c .102 Tho first dance of the season will take pluce at Crater Lake tonight. An .ri-hniif i'ii nf Rfiirlpnts from the ljniver- slty of Oregon arrived in Medford this morning and left on the stage for the liuUrn Hesfilns the orchestra there will be marshmallows and "hot dogs" to roast and it is expected to he a lively and amusing evening. In for mer years there has been only an ama teur orchestra made up or those guests and employes wno coum piay some m ulriinwinl Thin Hiilenilfd dance ol'CheS tra will be quite an improvement and an added attraction at tne louge. Doctor's Keccnt Discovery. Heals l Uers, llolls, Carbuncles. Abcesscs mill Open Sores I" lVw Days. The world progresses. Today nil- meiits that took -weeks to cuie i.m now be ended in a lew days. ,n have varicose veins or bunches you can start this today . to urniK in-"' back to normal slue, und ir you uic wiso you will do an. Just got an original bottle o Moone's Emi raid Oil at nny dispens ing pharmacist and ' apply it night and morning to the 1 enlarged veins. (C !h very powerful and penetrating, and onlv a littlo' is required. After a few days" treatment the veins will begin to grow smaller and by regular use will noon reduce to normal. ..... .Moone's Emerald Oil besides beinst one of the most powerful antiseptics capable of destroying the most pur nltious germs and the poisons cuustd by them, is also a marvelous healing '""'one application tor Instance stops i . the Itching of -ecsemm nnd a fev.aWi, plications causes the eruption to dry up scale oft an completely . 'distw near. It Is cqunuy n ii.-.. ... barber's Hull, salt Wieunif rednesii ar,dj inflammatory skin trouble. People whqwant torduqe.wiW cose veins wens or goitre, or get liil of ec.cma. ulccr. lHlla..bcciqe,.wj piles in a few' days', should not hrt. tato to got a bottle at once, lt is so powerful that a small bottle lasts a lung time. Any pharmacy can sup , ' "Adv. plv you Medford Athletic Club Behind Walker's Entrance In alley. Ojk-11 10 n. in. to 10 p. m. daily. Hot and cold showers. 'Mnssngliig. K. O. 15011 llltOWX. Msr. MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEATS STUDIO , 217 E. Main St. Medford ASPIRIN Insist on Bayer Package f A Unless vou see iho namo "Bayer" on pnekage or on tablets you are not get ting the genuine Bayer product pro scribed hv physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for Colds ITeadaoho -Toothache Lumbapo Karncho Rheumatism Neuralgia l'ain, Pain Aitpont. nnlv "Haver" package which contains proper directions. Handy boxes Ot IWdVe IIIUICIS I'llMl. 1H vi-.ua, ...f, irists nlso sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mnrk of Bayer AllllHllactlire OI jiumiiwi:uwM.tuw. . Siilirylicacid. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Washings to do at S3S Bennett Ave. LOST Monday, between corner of Main nnd Grajie and W. Jackson, near Jackson, gray fox fur choker, red spots. Reward if returned to Violet Gorline. Rex Caffv 9B No. iiegal Guaraatee Given No ntd of Ifn no wtn conlimio work Afili lo ne uie-rt-iiii y tiu (rcutmuiH. IIKATH'S KVO STOHK I s Solliil, spoltiNl or tninHl garment will ngnin liMik like new if Dry Cleaned by us. ' MM 'WE ARE NOT KBATISFieQ itay Kurt I. W. CLOTHES you're proud of- $35 $50 Jackson County Fnlr Medford, Sit. V2 to JO Aluminum Tea Kettles $1.95 Aluminum Handled Stew Kettles 2- it 45c 3- qt ...70c 4- qt 90c Preserving Kettle With Cover 10-qt $1.65 8-qt. $1.35 Aluminum Coffee Percolators $1.65 and $1.75 , . ; : i. l ' NEW SHOW TODAY! -"' i "V li V. I'll-"'!. , P "S'j M "HER 1 H HUSBAND'S 1 I Tl TH A BFM A 'Mll. - -., A STORYCP THILLS!! JUS I iMi- '-' ' ZeVEEV SCENE A TREAT FOR TWw ' .-.THE EYE IK EVERY SCENE A " ' ' s THRILL FOR THE HEART!! ' Something Smart to Show His Friends! supplementary films . , Her stylo nnd beauty put on parado to make Iii'r husband '(HIOKltl',l'Tj CRKU1T," n comedy look successful n sliiinmeiing nil until lovo iloni- clrtu',.iiin. UKOWXIK the. Wonder J)oK. ' inuted! , . ' . - ' . " Inquire ij ' , , j- : , . r.-vrjit. . TO.AIMV MF.IGHAX in ' ' r);y' 3yV l&SSI ttt tho organ. 1 I JACHEIXJH J1AUW" . g lj T. .. " ' '- ' -i. "i-....iM I SOME SPECIAL MID-SUMMER RUG BARGAINS 9x12 Grass Rugs, special price . : . . ... $7.85 8x10 Grass Rugs, special price . f!4.; V? ,:S'i5 SlGsfcslt ::::::::::::::::::: $li:io Wool Fiber Rugs, specially priced, from $11.00, $14.50 to $18.50 I All oizes varneu m oiun. A hand.nainted Souvenir China Plate, with picture of Crater Lake WMitimi.s ' i - An annrooriate eift Largest Crockery Shop in Southern Oregon WEEK: Complete House Furnishers JACKSON COUNTY FAIR, MEDFORD, SEPT. 12 TO 16 RluiTioRrnoN AGENTS (BRENLIN) yTh window shad J ' i . ' tht raalry