PXC1E mm
Grant Pass in capitalizing the road I The Grants Pans delegation to the
)lo tliii Josapliine marble :aven and American Legion Htate convention at
i already foreign cars are flocking to tli The IJalles this week will support the
caves, according to F. H. Smith of candidacy of George A. Codding of; A
Grants Pass, registered at the Perkins Medford for the office of commander, tiers
Tfocal and '
Personal
The large Medford Klks band will
give another or iis excellent concerts
-In. Uie city park tomorrow night and it
is understood that several special lea- ,an(, or celebration In some other
"re,ha7 been1"'-nSel- A l'e al Oregon town these cavemen intend
B. A. Johnson of Portland Is a guest born eight children, four of whom sur
at the Hotel Holland uu are .Mr. und Vive. Mrs. John liusljy, Jacksonville;
Mrs. A. 0. Llllenthal and Dr. and .Mrs. Win. Webb, Haker, Ore.; Elbert C,
S. Green of San Francisco, E. San- Mono Lake, Calif., and I'eter Webb,
of Salem, Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Santa Paula, Calif.
with his wife. An organization known of the state legion. Young of Glendale, Calif., Mr. and! Word of the death has been sent to
as the Oregon Cavemen has been initl-l pnc fUuie lumber at Big Pines Mrs. 8. W. Staples, Mrs. Mary E. Col-, the sons and ' furieral arrangements
ated at Grants Pass, and in the future Lumber Co. ttj"n an(i Miss Hazel Kennoe of South await a reply from them,
when there is a Hose Festival in Port ! Qf, t,- m, o.jj.. ,. Bend, Indl, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kennedy! Remains are In charge of Weeks
- - ' n f I io Ancalu, anH Will f! Stool nf
hood r
reserv- k
Canaday, Phone 720.
marching with their covering of hides,
Work Is well under way on the newi
road bstween Diamond lake and Cres-I
t(;of Ix)s Angeles and Will G. Steel of Conger Co., and. interment will be in
Crater Lake national park.
Jacksonville cemetery, the date of
commodate the band,
' viand is, too small.
4-fold steel nuto camn bed. will fit in which will be announced later.
u Itlluliv . wlltalrorn n iwl ImmonHO o'lllln . . ...... . .. hnolr aoat nt anu eo n. 1 1 O Vow -
as the old band " ' ' 7 . : " ,,, ent lake, a link In the Oregon Skyline v"l:, T " . . I .
lid IX or 2(1 niileo will he nomuleted "'J y.ym n; '"-
, The desire is to make the cavemen of
flrnnta Putiu fiu flfutinntivo i Dm Iprf.
White navy regulntion nilddie with gatorg of Cr0ok county, tho Cherrians
navy blue collar and cuffs. $3.00. of Saem the in,rrlillu 0f Newberg, or
vnuo uavy regulation pains 2.ou. tll0 Koyal Uosarians of Portland
Whit. a HAW hiLta Sfirr Armv fAitmnLizn , .
K:.. ;, n : rori,ana uregoni.,. T , , ., ., ...
iiaia f i.ai. urBHB iqjiu t-tv, vvcr- , fr .. . t tr . "
I nit- iwl u a icMiii if uui du unu Dot ug use a on me roan construction.
fhf .nmmoK .v. p u nr..nrin .n. mocks, heavy canvass, $3.25.
trlct forent inspector. -who - bu re- JJ-Ck heav'1.d"ck' --50- Cam p stools
IIiq uvu. vuiijp cuairs iuc, uua nauip hook
' turned from
.road inspection on
I Crater and Fremont' national forests.
I stoves $7.50. - New regulation army
seas caps, reclaimed, 25c. Corduroy
parlor aro """"-it iuck carrier l.UV. w.
,,.. ,fnn iwool blankets, like new, 3-lb., $2.93;
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
O. D. wool regulation breeches $1.60.
O. D.Jwool regulation shirts $3.26.
Khakk shirts $1.00. Blue chambray
shirts C9c, at United Army Stores, 32
D.
new, 3-lb., $2.9o; 4-1 ihlrty-nlne persons who had ar-
United Army Stores, 32 So. i rived in the city in fourteen cars.
increasing your assets. 109 mile.-Portland Journal. lelra'.Ave'. ' ' ' . lua. 1 7 ,V,h V. . ' A -n, ' , "
Try our merchants lunch. The I , Blly Medtord home. Pay like rent. . ne A"'e"can iannuiT company is
ci . 'Rttll in huoinaoa anri ra f rrnm ninv vn r
ciiasia. -mom Ray Realty co. . .
Dad" Mike Butler, trainer for thel Mm. Mm.n vtoHr,i r mw ervi:e by calling 8(3. " lW'l
i.i nuiii... 1 . . . ... . . ID.. x:f.4f.
t.i, i i r n t, j"u am KiT,.ciiiK uu ui a iiauKiiv uuu i no nofir in Rmnnrn ner ni mr x i l l a
miuH.piercueB. a j.uw vaiue ior ,i.0. ... v, . , " " ,' " Central Ave.
So. Central.
10S
Oregon Aggie athletic teams and O. A. Co.
: IT traflr rn9(h itnuaofl fhrmioh thiul . nr t.- - .1 fi.. ...1
ulg crond at Hot SvTlnK Sat. nite. Log An,.e,s wh.rfi ., .akc a vaca . M,. u.m,,h.,..i.
Come .early as we close at twelve. 110 .,on of a month 0 ,., retur tofrom a weekg vacation' , R J I Elmer Wilson, A. J. Crose, George Cod-
Z .1 . T ? '"""iCorvallls In time for the beginning of vllle and other Washington, towns " n& u- eDgwaiff, Mrs. ue,orge uou
Among the Medford delegates in at
tendance at the American Legion con
vention at The Dalles are the follow
ing: Paul McDonald,''"Toni Swem,
and within the past four days there
has been an increase of $L a sack
locally on that sweet commodity. This
discouraging news comes In the midst
of the 'canning season. Further ad
vance of 10c per hundred pounds is an
nounced by Pacific coast sugar refin
ers,, following Tuesday'js, rise In the
east.
i pre-season football practice.
I For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113 1 and relatives.
where she has been visiting friends
West Main street. tf
l.tme for oiiray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Gould and
daughter left this morning for a sev
eral days outing on Union creek
Dance with the crowd at Hot Spring
Sat. nite. . : .i . Jlfl
System Service Co. writes Fire and. George. Gates returned last nfeht
all other Insurance. Strong companies. lfrom a urief vjs)t Ilt Lake o( tne Woods
w.nco iiia noor Aieuioru mug. where he is erecting a summer cabin.
, it ib laugnauie to watcn tne antics ot will take four passengers to Port
u lot ot fellows around this town who lund. Leaving Sunday morning. Phono
iire ifcnouucinK mo sneriii'St recall. 4C3. ' ' , 109
When Gouncilmen Miller and Stewart
wore recalled some years ugo these
santc "birds" thought the recall was
the greatest Invention of the age. lillli
1 0n and Mrs. Frank C. Perl and son
For good insurance, you should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
Miss Jeanette Xlntott, who has been
visiting In this city with her. brother,
Frank of Chicago are vUltlng M.r. and KllB3ali Llutott, left this morning tor
Mrs. John Pert of this city. Dr.' Perl Medford. She will meet Mr. and Mrs.
has beon attending the National Dcn-j BuZi!cii 1n that city and motor to Cra
tal convention in Los Angeles and is ter ,nKe. Mr. and Mrs. Buzzell are-also
unmier or jonn fori.
We have taken . over the insurance : jiarjon Miiior.
uusiness oi rage-uressisr Co.. and we
are ready, to Issue endorsements or
make adjustments on all policies
issued by them at 112 IS. Main street,
the old location of Page-Dressier Co.
Brown & White. ; ., , HO"
All summer millinery 50 per cent ills
. aunt.. . The Vanity Shop. . tf
There was a marked drop in patron
agelnst night at the city nuto camp in
contrast to the very heavy attendance
recently, only 14 new oars . arriving
Wednesday ami up to early this fore
noon, carrying. 39 persons. A number
of auto parties, however, which had
stopped at the. camp earlier in tlic
woek en route to Crater Lake, re-
turned yestorday from the lake and
slopped only an hour or two before -proceeding
elsewhere, and hence were
Jiot registered by William Davis, the
curatnKor.; J ' ' j ' . ' ' ! '
U tit Gee, can't you see there will he
o large crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nite.
Come early as we close at twelve. 110
ir you have a cash register for sale,
phone 75. tf
Miss Lulu Wilson, stenographer in
('. M. Thomas' office Is enjoying u
vacation this week, during which she
will uave a short outing at Butte creek.
Got tree pious at Big Plnea Lumber
Co.,- . - ' tf
Sash a.td doors. Medford Lumber Co.
The town of Sisson, Cal., voted Tues
day to change its name to- Mount
Shasta, The vote: For Mount Shasta
103: for Sisson, 33. .The people claim
that the town Bhould bear tho uame of
the state's monk noted mountain nt
ulioiw buso it nestles.
.When belter automobiles are built.
llulck will tmild them, - U
Some folks make a pretends of being
lorrtfb)U at the rovaU election to be
. hold next Saturday, the terrible injiis
tlcKto the present lucuinbont and the
4'auriiiuus expense to the "poor -down
, trodden iiKiHiyor.", . Don't let anyone
,Jio. fooled by tliaso croco(lle tours
'ior'gufto a uuittber that re tlia loudest
In denouncing the present local I were
itie miist aotlve iu removing "Bhortie"
Uuuelt pod J, U. Palmer from the
Medfbrd sohoot board a couple of years
ago -by the sinne Inlqultious pixKiess.'
TUw. yjouKlit the recall w?a fine
tlilns'ut tlitt time. .. .. 109
--Eighteen huutlrod . poumls ot . Lno
apricots wer sold at the public market
tlila morning besides tho many callers
given by housowives tor delivery later.
at thulr homes. A large part of the
a.WMlHy-.eatne .frum the. Webster orch
ard,. ,-. ,'V. , , ..' ,.
- Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
mid retail, lirown & Brown. ., J08
..vorywueie you look you see a.
Chovralot. - - . tf
Fair and wanner Is again tho predic
tion applying to Frlday'B went nor. The
maximum of yesterday . was 7 degi-ees
end this morning's minimum tempqru-'
lure was 4U.5 degrees, i .
Dance with the crowd at Hot Spring
Sat, nite. ,. r j. N. llfl,
..IViitrlng pear nod: iplo orchards
Htinrilred at $100 aor and up. 1 acro
tincls' and up. Kasy tonus. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Roy Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. .
Telephone Numbers
'".to Xtmcmber
Fire Department
50
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
'v.... Any Kind ,.
; 123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
; Mpdford Xat'l Bank
Bldg.
by their niece, Miss
The party will return
here tho latter part ot the week.
Roseburg News Review. . -,'"
If you want the slieriff's office con
ducted by .your sheriff instead, of liy
local lawyers and imported detectives
register that desire by voting for tlio
recall and D. M. Lowe, on the 29th. 109
We carry duplicate sales slips with
blank headings for use in any line of
business. Call 76 for service. tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Bailey of Pasa
dena are guests at the Hotel Medford.
Other guests Include D. Neilson . of
Seattle, K. Kwlng of San Francisco, 1
Montmogery of Pendleton, E. R. But
lor, R. W. Illllrlsh and John Rowley
of Akron, ., O. E. Evans and W. F.
Stoffan ot Vancouver, Wn H. L. Ford
of Eugene, L. K. Larseu of Minns
npolls uud Mrs. E. J. lubli of Pqrtland
and Edith Kubll ot Applegate.
We will deliver today large load of
No. i mill . b.-ocka, dumped at $5.7E.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. t
. Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Ashland's band will give its initial
concert Thursday evening In Litbia
park, following the Joint forum meet
ing of the Ashland and Mod. ford cl.nni
bers of commerce. It has been planned
to give concerts each Thursday even
ing during tile balance of the summer,
If suitable arrangements can be made
to that effect. Ashland Tidings.
Dance with the crowd lit Hot Spring
Sat. nite. 110
Kucker Taxi Company. Phone S70-W
night anil day service. City trips 25c,
11U.
J. J. McMuhon, deputy Btate motor
cop, has been flying about the state
north of liere since enrly this week
He has beon reportod by the news
papers of Roseburg and Salem as
"here to spend severul days In this
vicinity," but probably will turn up
when least expected on the highway
hereabouts, much to the discomfiture
of violators of the motor traffic law.
Get your dupllcato sales bookB at
this offlco. We sell any amount from
one up. . i ; i : . tf
Wantedt-Auto .camp outfit. DeVoe's.
tf
Mr.'nnd Mrs. 'Volnoy Dixon have
been visitors in Roseburg the forepart
of this weok.
Dr. W. C. Langdon, the now veterin
arian, operates on Strlnghalt, Crlbbit-
ers and Uidgllngs, and cures or pro-,
vents tho spread of Cholora, Block
head and LlmbRrnock among fowls. 19
S. Orange St. Phone 1052. .., HO
1 Safety-razor blades cured of that'
dull feeling. Fat rasors ground thin.
All blndos storillzed before and1 after
sharpening. All work guaranteed. Try
me. S. R. Cnatlle, 111 S. Holly. I hi
Mrs. E. J. Kubll and Edith Kubll re
turned this morning - from Portland
where they ive beou fur tho past sev
erul .wqeks visiting friends and rela
tives. , ,
Hemstitching,
PiCDtynB, ; ,i ,:''
8c .per yard, .i ,- , .
.Work finished : M ; 1 . ,
When you want It. '
The Vanity Shop,
. Cor. Main and Bnrtlott St. tf
Gillette stylo surety razor, nickel
idsted, one bludo, 25c; trencb mirrors
14c, Men's socks 10c pair. T"n or
black ehoe laoe 6c pair. Khaki hand
kerchiefs, 3 for 2oc Army mess kits,
new alumiuum, 60c- New aluminum
canteens 60c. . Now waterproof knap-
sucks $1.75. . Logger puck sacks, water-
pivot, $3.60. Curtrldge boxes 2ic.
Army Issue soup, 1 lb. bars 9c. Velvet
tobacco. 2 cans for 25c. United Army
Stores, 22 So. Central Aye. 109
Eugene K'urnu and family ot Iis
Angeles arrived III Alo.Kord Tuesday
by motor und will spend several days
here vlfUing Mr. Furnas' brother.
Charles Furnas, at his home here. j
Home cooked meal served amid
cool, attractive surroundings. Prices
always reasonable. Parlor Ten Rooms.
tf
D. M. Lowe stands for strict enforce
ment of all. laws. . Voto for him for
sheriff Saturday, Atv, 09
When in need or sash and doors,
call: Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street. . .-
- Tents, yes we have them in stock in
Medford, all new and made of govern
ment standard white duck guaranteed
29- Inch base and full weight 8 or 10
ounce, with 3, S',4, 4 and 6-foot wall,
sizes 4x6 up to Kx24. We have auto
tents In 3 styles, white or khaki duck,
sizes 7x7 and 7x9, wl.ll fit any car. Buy
your tent at tho Army Store and save
money. United Army : Stores, 32 , So.,!
Central Ave. - . 109:
The eighth annual iarmers'- Field
day of Multnomah and adjoining coun
ties will be held at the County Fair;
grounds, Gresham, Saturday. The chief
address of the day will be made by
George A. ManBfleld, president of the
Oregon state farm bureau.
Money to loan immediately' avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75. tf
The 20 round boxing contest at
Weed, Calif., yestorday was one of the
best over held In northern California.
Wildcat Welty knocked out the famous
Rob Dennlson of Dunsmuir in the sec
ond round. Kid Felts of Sisson, Calif.,
and . Bennle Dixon of Weed fought a
whirlwind four round draw. Joe Black
burn of Medford and Kid Tag of Weed
fought one of the best four round
draws over suen in northern California,
ding and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs. i
-You can get most any old thing at
DeVoe'g most any old time. tf
They say stop-cut piston rings have
been reduced- to 25o each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. i : ;'! a... tf
Dr. -Carlow who attended the -osteopathic
convention in Los Angeles the
early part' of July and since then has
been visiting friends and-relatives in
Lo Angeles and vicinity,' : returned
Sunday evening, --'
"All kinds of - rough- and: dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street, j'Sv 1 'o
Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
CO. :;,.-.; -to.!. i,,,il.a.-t) tf
' Mr... -and Mrs. T-PJ, Sale; and two
daughters of Ashland, 'Mrs.'N. -F. Wil
son of Ashland and two grandchildren
of ' Weed, Calif.,: and C- L. kelton of
Ashland, Calif:,- are visitors in the city
today. ., ,. .-: -i '
Get your mill blocks from the Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76.
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 anu we will call. tf
Siskiyou mineral water, wholesnie
and retail. Brown & Brown. 108
Mr. and Mrs. Harry RInebarger ac
companied Governor Gould and family
on an auto trip to Union creek this
morning. The two families will spend
the week-end at the Gould cabin there.
Tho American Laundry Company is
the
tf
tf
iind have agreed to fight a special i Btl" 'in business and patrons may get
service Dy caning bi-j. iiu
Automobile - Insurance. Brown &
White. tf
C. F. Lufkin, of the Goodyear Tire
nnd Rubber company, and family left
this morning for Portland where they
will make'their future home.
; You can iget it at DeVoe's. : tf
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe's? tf
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
A mass -meeting for tho discussion
of the recall election of next, Saturday
will be held at tho Natatorium tomor
row night, under the auspices of the
citizens tax organization.
If your clothes aren't becoming to
you, you had better be coming to us.
The Pantorium Dye Works. tt
If your clothes aren't becoming to
you, you had better be coming to us.
The Pantorium Dye Works. tf
Wanted copy of "Lord's Birds of
Oregon," used as text book some years
ago. Gall Mall Tribune. tf
Madamo Jeffers has returned to
Medford and will take chargo of the
New York halr-dresslug parlor Monday
July 31st.
Fire insurance. Brown & White.
Monoy to loan immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
.. . .. i. .. 109
We want to purchase a cash register
at onco. What have you to offer? tf
ovent on tho next card fora purse of
$75 with a side bet of $100, winner to
take all.
Money to loan immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
109
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Guy OweH of Portland, returned yes
terday from a trip to Diamond and
Crater lakes and will return to the
northern metropolis the end of
week. -
Kodak films at De Voe's.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Elorath and Dr.
nd Mrs. Walter Elerath who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberts,
left this morning for their home in
Hollywood, Calif. They were very
enthusiastic In their praise of Oregon
roads nnd scenery and Crater lake in
particular
Fifty-eight different torms of Insur
ance. . Holmes The Insurance Man."
tf
Jackson County Fair, Medord, Sep
tember 13 to 1G. . tf
Mr. Callnghan, manager of the
branch office of the state information
bureau in tho Chamber of Commerce
building, of Modford. advises that all
persons contemplating trips to nut of
tho way places, as well us to distant
parts of the state, get in touch with
tho bureau boforo starting, as the in
formation given at this branch is abso
lutely reliable. The branch works In
co-operation with the state highway
commission and receives every few
days detailed, reports at the condition
of all roads In Oregon. It is in .con
stant touch with a great army of tour
ists that furnish valuable data on
many put of the way. pluccs tluit will
prove vital to tho comfort nud welfare
of the traveling public if they will only
avail thomselves of that service which
they have nlrendy paid for and is at
their bureau for tho asking.
Big sale of imHrtod Jap crepo, com
mon grade 15c yard, fancy crepe 25c a
yard. Sale starts Saturday, July 22nd.
Jap Art Store. 108
Hemstitching,
Picoting, . x
8o per yd. ,
Buttons covered. ....
Handicraft Shop. , tf
C. M. Hill of Berkeley, Calif., arrived
this morning for a visit with his
nephews, Vernon nnd William Va'wter.
Mr. Hill nnd tho bitter left this fore
noon for Lodgepole ranger station
where they will spend the night and
where they Intend to catch the limit ot
trout ..
The American Laundry Company Is
still In business and patrons may get
service by calling 873. UU
tverywhore you look you see a
Chevrolet.
C. F. Rhodes has been among the
visitors from Medford at Portland this
week.
Money to loon immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg, & Loan Ass'n.
109
When In need of shingles and roof
lug call Wallace Woods. 10S. 711 K.
Main.
Several small nnd unimportant for
est fires havo been reported to the
local, forest service office. They are
in the national forest at the haso of
Mount Tltt on the northern side.
' They say step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
All summer millinery 50 per cent ills
Count, . The Vanity Shop. t.t
H. Hoi-nke and one of Spokane,
here for a, visit: K. S. Severance, civil
engineer, and two of Stanfield. Ore.,
here seeking a location; J. H.
Eckenby und one of Pasadena, Calif.,
on way homj' from a trip north; W.
J. Logan and three of Woodward,
Okla., on a visit to Medford; Fred
Krentz and three of .Taft, Calif., re
turning homo from Crater Lake: G.
A. Burkley and three of BeHinRliani,
Wash., visiting in Medford; J. F.
Stolz'and two of Portland, en route
home from the south; Brunt Penney
and one of Los Angeles, on way to
Crater Lnke; fi. F!. Medeiu-is and one
of Arcadia, Calif., on way to Van
couver. U. C; II. C Lockhart and
one of Salem, Ore., returning home
from south; W. G. Gilmoro and two
of Douglas. Ariz., en route to Crater
Lake; Leo Wlnniford and two of Wil
bur, Ore., cn route to Crater Lake;
Fred Thompson and one of Los
Angeles, on- way to Crater Lake: O.
O. Smith and' three' of Portland, here
on a visit. -
Wilson Congratulates
Mr. Augustus Thomas
NEW YORK, July 27. Woodrow
Wilson was among the first to felici
tate Augustus Thomas, playwright,
upon his apiolntment by the Produc
ing Monagers association to a position
in the theater comparable to that of
Commissioner Landis in baseball and
of Will H. Hays in the movies.
"I am heartily glad to learn of the
well deserved honor that has come to
you," said the message from the for
mer president, made public today.
Piano Tuning Club
C. M. Richards Is organizing a
"Tuning Club," for the purpose of re
ducing cost, and stabilizing his busi
ness in R. R.' valley.
By calling phono 323-J ho will see
you and explain his plan. 110
OBITUARY
ing Very Easy
and very sure. Use K sugar and
Karo Crystal White instead
of all sugar. Be sure to ask your
grocer for Karo RED LABEL.
.! 1-.
FREE: Ask your grocer or write
Com Products Refining Company,
Dept. A, Argo, 111., for beautiful and
instructive Karo Preserving Polder.
1 Setting Rtpretentath K&"f fl.l Wlilfl
JohosoivLteber Company lj I
ONLY 2 CAYS MORE !
The 'maker of "The Four Horse
men" has again triumphed with
the same cast featuring
RUDOLPH
Kittson's Bargains
One Ford ton truck, new pneumatics
One 1920 Dodge touring
v One 1922 Chevrolet delivery
Exceptional buy in a 460 touring at $200.00
High grade Buick roadster
HIT THE TRAIL FOR
34-40 South Fir St. ' Phone 57,
JACKKOX COUNTY 1 Mill, SEPTEMBER 13 TO 10
VALENTINO
BEUOM AN Christopher liorpman
(Hod nt 51jl K. Main stroet yesterday
from miirmiues ot- urn age. .Deceas
ed-was resident north of EaIe
Point, had come to Medford for
medical treatment and was aped 75
years, 22 days. Ho was born in Ger
many and had been n resident of
Jackson county tor 13 years. Mrs.
Bergman wa a veteran of the civil
war nnd was a private in Co. I, 12th
regiment of Iowa infantry. Ho leaves
his wife. Myrtilla, three daughters, 2
sons. Mrs. Clara Butler, Grass Val
ley, Oil., Mrs. rtettie Cole, Wolf, Cal.,
Mrs. IMlly Plivon, Gervias, Ore.; Mike
Iterpmnn, Nevada City, Cal.; Nester
Dcrjcman, ' Sacramento, Cal. Funeral
services- will be held at tho Catholic
church Saturday morninff nt 10:30
a. m. Interment In Central Point
cemetery. Remains nt tho .Perl Fu
neral home.
, WEBB Hannah M. Webb, for nlne
toeu years n resident of Baker, Oregon
but who for the last three years has
made herf home with her daughter,
Mrs. John Bnsby at Jacksonville.
passed away enrly this morning at that
place as a result of paralysis. '
- Deceased was born nt Leepertown,
IU.. in 1849. In 1S70 she was married
to Joseph Webb, who assed away July
2t, two ye air ago. To this union were
I
..... . . . In
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALK Young cow.
f'hone 210-L.
306
S. Mr.
113
WAN'TKU Heavy furm wagon In good
condition. M. D. Olds. .113
RKNT, SAI.K OK TKAHK Large new
liortablo house. 607 Pine St. 109
SALE OH TKADE Tera general pur
pose mules, harness, hack, tools, etc.
607 Pine St. 109
FOR SALE One gray team, 1500 or
1600 lbs. Plume 610-J-l. 110
FOK-SALE Five room- cottare and
bath, lar?e lot. fruit and berries. A
- linrsnin. ' v09 W, Eleventh. St. 109
""he
Power"
Showing a touch cf Paris and a
bit of country life.
DECLARED BY CRITICS TO
EQUAL ANYTHING REX IN
GRAM HAS PRODUCED.
The Newest and Best Idea on the
ScreenI " "
H. C.Witwer's -AjjjSjpfc '
St0r'eS 'r
'The Leather Pushers"
Coming Saturday
GLORIA SWANSON
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UNDER THE LASH"
Do You Know
That the Valley Garage
Gives
Free Road and Trouble Service
Day or Night?
Day Phone 366 Night Phone 507
Everything from light repairs to towing
and wrecking service. ' '
TIRES OILS GASOLINE
- Repairing and Overhauling'
in our well equipped, modern shop under
the personal direction of
Mr. C. E. Whiteman
Only experienced mechanics work on
your car. We can estimate the cost to you
$1.00 PER HOUR
for actual time of mechanics
Farmer Bros.
30 N. Holly St. ;
Jackson County Fair, September 13 to 16
AJTXOtWXCTXG THE" '
Medford-Klamath
Freight Line
Trucks mnko trip daily between
Medford and Klnmatu Falls
SERVICK GUARANTEED
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MAIL YOUR FILMS TO
SWEM'S STUDIO
Z17 E. Main St Medford
NEWCOMB'
FOR WOOD
16inch Slab 'Wood, dry in yard,
51.75 per tier. Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped. ... .....
Phone 631 . "
OREGON CAVES CAMP
NOW OPEN
MenU and Sleeping AccommoIa(lon
at the entrance,
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