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PSUE TWO ocal and j Personal Iowa and Rebe'.uhs of the Rogue River. uBui oiu. vulley will !) held at Giants Pass on' h lre Insurance. Brown & White. Thursday. The visitors are expected! When In need of shingles and roof to take jlong lunches and the home ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. lodge jiembers will provide coffee, I Main. crear.i and sugar. A picnic lunch will) he jad in the afternoon, and there will l i a program in the evening. It is ex- .peeled all members of the order from this part of the valley who can get away will attend. Special sale on hair nets 83 cents a dozen. .MarineMo Preparations at IV per cent discount. Marinello Shop,' 4 Liberty mug. 1 IB See the new special lightweight De Luxe pistons for Fords at Riverside Garage; weight only 19 ounces. tf a conspicuous nonor was recently conierreu on Dr. k. b. PicKel or this city when he was appointed for two years on the credentials committee of the American College of Sur- neons, wnose neauquarters are at a visit with friends In the state metro Chicago, for the state of Oregon. The 'polls. duties of the committee nre to review Hot time at Hot Springs. Something all applications for fellowship in the new every minute. Dance to the tune college fur their respective states and of the Jewel orchestra. 113 make such recommendations to the I If your clothes aren't becoming to college central credentials committee ! you, you had better be coming to us. as In their opinion are warranted from I The Pantorlum Dye Works. tf the data on file. The American Col-1 Lamenting the fate that demanded lege of Surgeons membership takes In he should leave Hocky Point and Klam all of the United States, Canada and ath county after a month's vacation South America.. Dr. Plckell has been here, Dr. E. G. Simon departed this a fellow in the college for several morning for Oakland, Calif. A permit years. I from the Oregon game commission al- Fltty elght different forms of Insur- Mice. Holmes 'The Insurance Man." tf 'Co. A. ISCth Infantrv will nnnnmhle ISCth Infantry will assemble at regular meeting at armory, Wednes-'and imy evening, August Z, 1922. CapLH.Iomt as the most choice of outing A; Canaday, C. O. H3( places Klamath Falls Herald. Three . Paul II. McDoiiald was a business ot the largest and finest Rainbow trout visitor in Grants Pass yesterday. I taken by Dr. Simon to he exhibited at This office ls prepared to print Oakland were caught by Mayor C. E. ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the GateB recently under the expert tu bookkeoplng machines. Don't give telage of his fishing companion from your orders to traveling men and have this city. Ihom printed out of Medford. : Phone iij nnu we win call. tf System Service Co. writes Flro and all other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford HIdE. tf t 'A party of professors and Instructors of the O. A. C, who are on their way irom uorvaius, by auto, to Crater Lake Is1 stopping at the Hotel Medford. In the party are' Mrs. Minnie DeMotte Frlck,. Mrs. Bertha T. Hall, Urban A. Kepplnger and Theodore A. Jones. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf lit is with a sigh of relief we are able to announce that the recall elec tion Is over and that Sheriff Terrill will be permitted to go serenely on hfs way and finish out bis term of office. It ls Just as well that the majority is emphatic, otherwise in all , likelihood the election would have been thrown Into the courts, and the lamentable tur moil kept ., up indefinitely. ABhland Tidings. Prepare for the races by having a special lightweight DeLuxe pis- 1'jns installed in your Ford bug. At Riverside Garage. , tt everywhere you look you gee Chevrolet. . .Miss Eleanor Maule left this morri. ins rur a visit at Portland. 8he goes by auto, accompanied by her mother ana sisier-in-law. Mrs. John Maule. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep- luuiucr 13 to IB. . , . tf an varieties or peaches In season at booth 3, Public Market. A..N. Wright. , 1 117 Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Bennett left Mon day lor a trip to Crater Lake, Pelican uuy una mamath Falls. i ui.io ana clarinet artist coming with. Jewel orchestra to the Jackson Hot Springs pavilion Wednesday, Aug. 2nd. : Featuring latest music. 113 iiemstitcning, -i'lcotlng, t 8e per yd. Iluttons covered. I Hnndlcraft Shon. The dairymen of Jackson county will . ...... a meeting in the public library at .e....,ru tomorrow, at which time ex ports win give figures to show the ad vantages of keeping good cows. i.ime and cement. Medford Lumber V o. Automobile id..... Insurance. Brown & inn, . . . . ,,, W. F. Dallam of Ban Francisco ls a guest at the Hotel Mod ford as are aiewart or Spokaue. Elmer Rora. paiigh or Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooksey of Los Angeles, Mr, and Mrs. S. G. Alartln of Klamath Falls W. A Denton of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. J. R Daniels of Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollo of 8eattle, A. B. Perkins of Sunta Ana, Calif., aud Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wilson and A. J. Frazlor of Chi cago. Opening. dance Lake Creek Commu nlly hall, Aug. 5. . 16. New felt hats for girls with bobbed hair, 12.60 to 6.60, at The Vanity 8hop. 114 Mr. and Mrs. ui W. Simmons leave today for Tacoma, Wn., where they will visit their daughter for several weeks. The trip Is being made by auto. Telephone Numbers to Remember - i Fire .Department 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance' Any Kind 123 ? McCurdy Insurance Agency 'Medford Nat '1 Bank , 7 BWSv Miss Florence Pool, the home dem- (instiHiion agent of Jackson county wi:i I hi Salem attending the annual con vein Ion of the American Home E-o- uonms association, wm prouamy not 10 resume ner usual Hruce Pickett of Central Point, a student at O. A. c. retnmmi snminv from Camp Lewis where he has been for the past six weeks with the O. A C R. 0. T. C. Infantry unit, Jn annual I summer camp. I .Crescent orchestra, Lake Creek Community hall, Aug. 5. t ' 116 lake your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf C. C. Furnas motored to Grants Pass today where he Is transacting busl - ness. Have you tried that big milk shake at devoe a? tf Von can get It at DeVoe's. tf Miss Virginia Smith left Sunday for lowed him to take several fine fish to i the California city, where he said ho I would have them displayed In the win-' dow of the largest sports goods house dow of the Inreent nnnrta fnnila hnnaa do his best to advertise Rocky If you enjoy a good floor and a cool hall be at Lake Creek Saturday Aug. 5.. 116 Al summer millinery SO per cent dls ioimt. The Vanity Shop. , tf James Chlnnock, Grants Pass attor ney, was a Medford business, visitor yesterday. wanted copy of "Lord's Birds of Oregon," used as text book some years ago. Call Mall Tribune. tf If your clothes aren't becoming to you, you naa better be coming to u i ne j-antorium Dye Works. . tf Mrs. W. G. Prew returned last night from a several weeks visit In San Francisco. She was accompanied by Mr. Drew's parents. Mr. Drew met tho party at the top of the Slsklyons and brought them into Medford by uiuior. ' If you have a cash register for sale, phone 75. , , , i Get tree props at Big Plnea Lumber i nree new flat carB. built bv tlm Pacific Car and Foundry company at Portland arrived last night for use by me urowniee-oids Lumber company. The cars are built for carrying logs ana uear the name of the lumber com pany, All members of the official board of uie Christian church are urgently re quested to attend the regular meeting or me board at the church this evening nt Q a'j.I.w.1. ..... Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co, Perry o. Crawford, chief enirlneer for the California-Oregon Power com pany,, left yesterday for Copco. Calif., on a brief business visit. . When bettor automobiles are built. uuick win build them. tf Everywhere you look vou aaa nerroiol. tf Local members of the D. O. K. K will put on work at Bend on Aug. 7th and Install a now chapter of the D. O. K. K. in that city. The local D. O. k! K. band will make the trio and a. hi time Is anticipated. Many of thoao wno make the trip intend to take a several days outing after the ceremo nial and spend their vacation In the open at that time. iew ran millinery now on rtlnnlnv at The Vanity Shop. ion. Thoy say step-cut Dlston rlnirfl hnvo been reducod to 26o each at Buay Cor ner Motor Oo. . f Pnul 1). McKee and Don Runvnr.l of me Biiiornin-uregon Power company left this morning for Canyonvillo and nospiiurg on a short business trip. AH summer millinery BO per cent dls count. The Vanity Shop. tf nummer millinery 50 ner cent din. tuuni ai i ue vanity Shop. 120 J ne detours now In use on the Mc Kenzle river hlehwav am in i.a.i v,n. dltlon for motor traffic, according to drivers who have been making the up river trlii during the past few days. uigni weight cars have some hnr,l going at several points on the trip ls ii.o reixiri. atigone Register. nearinff pear and annle orchards sacrlflced,at f-100 acre and up. 1 acre micis ami up. Easy terms. Near aieurord Highway. Gold lla Bei(v Co. Phono 72S-R or 1S4.V Try our -merchants lunch. The Shasta. Savon passongers left this mnrnlnd for Crnter Lake on tha stairs. Th, drivers roport that the rromla tn h lake are Improving and that thy use the Derby road only part of the time. For Fire Insurance tee Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Eugene Furnas and family who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C Mimas nt the lattcr's home In thin city, loft last night for their home lr. Is Angeles. They Intend to returr. about the first of the year aud haw. expectations of making their liomt here lu the future. , Anyone who hn a cash reglstor for sale please call this office 76. tf i For good Insurance, yo& should go to Ooff & Yeo. office with Jackson County Abstract Co. MEDFORD WXTTj TRTBUKE, Hiss Helen Philbrook returned M Portland last Sunday after a visit in . this city for Die past two months.. The ladies of the Catholic church win give a moonlight social on the cnurcn lawn at 8 . ni. on Thursday the Jru- 114 Mattress work all kinds. Medford sI'arka Is the district passenger agent Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tr ln thiB territory for the Southern Pa- South bound passenger train No. 13 jc,lfic railroal- U as Mrs. Sparks' due here at 9:17 a. m Hniiv ran m iwn flrat vlsit 10 Crater Lake and she was sections today because of the heavy passenger travel and nviirna. traffic We Will deliver today large load No. 1 jnlll . biockB, dumped at I5.7E. Valley-Tiiel Co. Phone 76. tr Get y.qur mill blocks.! rom the. Valley Fuel C !, Phone 7t. u iyr. and Mrs. C. N, Flint and Mr. antl.Mre.. C. V. Winters of Los Aageles """ ne Motet Holland, other; KUests Include Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kim- ba" ot K'aniath Falls, E. C. Van Hou-' l""1 of ScaH,e' H- J- Harrell of Los ji. u.. .nuuro ana .union nam- 1 me,r",ey, f Uutte FallP. K- 0,'Malley of ... , w,.., uu yj. v.oy una . o. Garretsex of San Francisco. J, 7 Restaurant ...... .rn unu, uuuuing ouck . .. BBiaiu 0,ce, entrance siue;nis remarks Uiat most of them have door, Central Point, I desire your .announced they will make the trip to patronage. A ennd hnnm ilvk nhl,.lm ., , . ' u., . ii . V 7 dinner Sunday Mrs. L. E. Hartwig. 114; Harold Riddle of this city was guest registered at the Grand hotel, Roseburg, on Monday. , You can get most any old thinsr at DeVoe's most any old time. tf Blackberries for sale chean. 81fi West Eleventh street. Phone 757. 116 Harry Stockman, former city engi neer and well known throughout south ern Oregon came to Medford yesterdav from Prospect -where . he spent two weeka- for a mucb- needed rest. ( Harry 8 now ""ng'in. Turlock, California, 'and ls makln a great success In a business way. Everywhere you look you see a inevroiet. . , ., . tf Will sell, or trade for livestock, Lib- buou curu iires ana in first class me chanical condition. Cash price $000. Phone Ray Moran, 129 daytime, 187 wenirai i-orat evenings. : At the last meeting of the Rogue uiver community club, It was decided to change the membershln fee to tl )er family instead of that amount for each person. The club expects to in crease its membership materially, u.uuuy ueing nieinuers. All persons interested in the community club are asKou to be present at the club meet ing tonight. . A Bneclal attraction the form of a lecture and recital will oe given. : Silk stockings I in all the new shades, 1 From $1.25 to $3.75. i no vanity shop. , 122 Air. and Mrs. H. L. Walther left yes terday by motor for Vancouver, n a where they will spend Mr. Walther's annual vacation. , . ; Fire Insurance! Brown & White. Hemstitching, 1 Plcoting, 8c per yard. ! Work finished When you want It ' The Vanity Shop, uor. wain and Bartlett SL tf Mr. and Mrs.-W. T. Moore of Los Angeles are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moore's Sister, Mrs. J. W. Merrltt or uold Hill. They are on the way back to Los Angeles after a visit with relatives In Seattle and are making uie trip by motor. Later they will visit R. H. Moore of Central Point and will make a trip to Crater Lake before tney depnrt for Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Moore have many friends in the Kogue Klvor valley, their school days uuring ueen spent In Jacksonville. noaaK mms at De Voe'g. tf ; They say stop-cut Dlston rinzn havi. been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor. uer motor uo. tf R. W. Price, general manaeer nt tho Crater Lake company, arrived here .Monday forenoon from Portland and left shortly afterwards on his mnnihiv business visit to the company head- quarierB at the loke. uuy Medford home. Vav tiWo ronl Gold Ray Realty Co. We want to purchase a cash reeintor at once. What have vou to nffnr? tt The public market of this morninir was a Dig one for a Tuesday. While there was plenty of everything sea- sonanie on sale, the main feature was the large supply of strawberries, black- femes, peaencs nnu apricots. All Kinds Of . rough and drnnnerl lumoer. Wallace Woods, phone 108, 711 East Main street We carry duplicate sales alina -with blank headings for use In nnv iin r business. Call 75 for service. tf .ightyolght persons traveling in twenty-seven cars were ciieata at tho city auto camp last night and Tuesday morning. Rucker Taxi Company. Phone rtr.w nigut and day service. City trips 25c. 116 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Can attend to any picking nw P 10 sept. 1st Cbaa, W. Aiusiin, pilOllO B38-L. 11 WANTED Business man wishes good .nun. pnriuo iiimiiy, wast side, high class home only. - Address Box liO, Mull Tribune. m WANTED To buy two or more lots or miiuii acreage close in. with four or rive' room modern house. Terms Phono 504-R. m WANTED Laundry. We call and de liver; ask for rates on family wash; also wet wash; all flat pieces ironed l'houe 956-R. 117 FOR SALE Team of 6 year old mares uiuire ick votings Blacksmith hop. 114 WANTED Position by experience,! stenographer. Can furnish good ref erences. Box W, Mall Tribune. 114 FOR 8 ALE Flre-nroof hhFa. ai r.n In. high. 3i in. wide, 26 in. deep In side vault. Mrs. J. W. Merrltt, Gold Hill, Ore. m MEDFORD OREflONT, Mr. anil Mrs. I. T. Sparks of Eugene and their hosts, .Mr. and Mrs. Mark (Montgomery returned from their two days visit lo Crater and Diamond lakes late yesterday afternoon, and -Mr. and Mrs. 'Snarka iienarted for home on the early evening train. Mr. 8tl" rllled wltn wonderment at that i marvel, the beauty of Diamond lake of,and ?he l)Ieas'"-e of the trip when she uuu ner nusoanu departed tor home, i When In need or sash and door?, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street, j . i bafety first Insure with Redden & i. Canaday, Phone 720. i tf Walter A. Denton ot Salem district deputy grand master of the third Ma- sonic district, who has Just returned from a trip to Crater Lake, will deliver an address on Masonry at Central Point this evening, il'r. Denton ad- uressed Medford lodge last Saturday evening after his arrival here from the north, awl those who were presem oi.were so delighted and Impressed with j-uiiu tnis evening in order to hear Mr. Denton again before he leaves the valley Get pine flume lum-jer at Big Pines ijumDer Co. tf" Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's tf - Get tree props nt Big Pines Lumber co. tf. ine following parties registered at the Oregon Tourist Information Bu reau in the Chamber of Commerce building on Saturday and Monday: Leland A. Brown, Elliott G. Brown, and Roy T. Caslck of Ryson, Calif., Harry w. Lewis of Santa Ana, Cal., Lloyd D. Halstead of Tecumseh, Neb.. C. C; Kise and party ot Redding. Cal... Wil liam H. Mead of Larkspur, Cal., J. W. 5ioal and dog of Boston or San Auselmo, Cal., W. R. Arnold, of Los Angeles, Dow Smith, Jr., of Syra cuse, i. x., waiter D. Spelman of New York City, M. D. Lawrence and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Echols of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Whitends of Corvallis, Ore., T. W. Talbot of Ft. McKavett, Texas, L. H. Want and fam ily of El Paso, Texas, Fred Martin and M. Vousen of Petaluma, Cal., A. Rollo and Willis B. Heer of Seattle, J. M. Craig of Chico, Cal. Business man wishes good room, private family,. West Side, high class home only. Address Box CO, Mall Tri bune. 113 . Mrs. Frank Owen and two daughters,' Shirley and Barbara returned yester day from a several weeks visit in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Pastor Becomes Policeman HOQUIAM, Aug. 1. Rev. M. L. Pe telle, former pastor of the Christian church hero, has taken a place as a regular patrolman on the police force. He recently resigned his pastorate. Mr. Petelle ls a former logger and some time ago became a minister after grad uating from an Oregon seminary. He would give no reason for his change from a preacher to a patrolman. Notice to Rebekahs The annual Oddfellows and, Rebekah picnic will be held in Grants Pass in the park. Bring well' filled baskets and your own dishes for dinner at 7 o'clock. Coffee and cream will be uro- vided by the Grants Pass order. All Oddfellows and Rebekahs of the valley are cordially Invited to attend. Danc ing in the pavilion at 9 o'clock. 113 A. F. & A. M. District Deputy Grand Mas ter Walter A. Denton will de liver nn address on Masonry at Central Point tonight. Those who did not hear him In Medford should take advantage of this opportunity. 112 J. F. LAWRENCE. W. M. Ask the Waiter for the drink that pleaies 'em all Columbia Bpcw Whtrever good drinks are sold Snider Dairy & Produce Co. ' Local Representative W OO D ! Dry Mill Works: Kir Slab Wood and all other kinds of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO Cor. Third and I lr . fbone U2 : TUESDAY. 'ArfiUST 1. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds City auto camp business continues brisk. Eighty-eight persons ivho are traveling in 2 7 auto, spent Monday night and this morning at the camp, divided into the following groups: T. F. Bridwell and six of Sioux Falls, S. 1., en route to San Fran cisco; A. F. Snyder and one of Gil lette, Wyo., visiting in the city; Fred Glitf and three of Gilette, Wyo., tour ing south: J. K. Collins und four o .Moscow, iun touring north: W. S, Jteese and three and A. S. -Fulmar' and one of Fortuna, Calif., touring i sni" of W.' R. -flaylord, local Harley Kouih; 1. L. Seotf and three of .Smith (Davidson dealer. The machines came liiver. I'alif., returning home from ('ruler Lake; C. A. Owen and one of Trail. Ore., spending the dny here; -Mal-ton .Maljun and two of Alturna, Calif., en route to ,' Prospect; .' -Ben Lot-kridge and one of Fresno. Calif,, here seeking a location: Chester Jlolj ertB and one of Wullu Wallu, Wash'., touring south; R. J. AlcUuire of. Axil land. Ore., en route to Corvallis .Ore. J. . Stanton and one of San Fran- eisco, bound for Crater Ijike; J. M. Craig and one of chico, Calif., on way to Portland; B. A. Foster of Vallejo, Calif., en route to Sllverton, Ore.; F. C. Nelson and three ,,f Slnn Pnllf en route to Crater Luku; J. W. Wlnkley and four of Dunsmulr, Cal., on way to Crater Lake; W. L. Carr and two of Oakland. Calif., returninir from northern trip; W. C. Vaux and two . f Los Angeles, returning south: Otto Johnson and four of Portland, on way to Crater Lake; Henry Win- tersand one of Klamath Falls, bound fur llyrtle Point; F. JI. Haker and one of, Denver, Colo., en route to Portland; G. W. Foster and four of .'onionir, Calif., returning home from trip north; C. F. Davis and six of1 The Dalles, Ore., touring south; li. L. Holla nnd four of Bakersfielu, Calif., bound for Klamath Falls. ........i.i. .ma a spees 01 nut tnai makes bread by chewing seeds into plup. forms it into loaves, bakes them,' in the sun and stores them for future: U8e' i A Chicago man is tho designer of a portable fence to prevent snow drifting into sidewalks thut are at lower levels than surrounding ground. Spain irrigates only six per cent of its cultivated land, but the irri gated sections produce about one fourth of the country's crops. n ONLY A THIN DOOR BETWEEN HER AND HER DRINK. MADDENED HUSBAND! AND NOW HE HAD SMASHED THAT DOOR! WALTER HIERS IV THE CAST ni Normnnilmnilpr 1922 101 Twelve motorcycles left Saturday morning for Crater Lake on the annual tour miner me icauei- IJ..I... T . 1.1 . ,. ,..! from various parts of the Pacific ciast the most distant point being San Diego. . After arriving at the rim it had been planned to make the trip around the rim over the ice and snow but much to the disappointment of the riders the Know had been blasted from tho road Jand there remained nothing but sand and gravel. No element of adventure therefore was promised by a trip around the rim and the venture was abandoned ! Tho ,,..(,, .i: . 1. . l"" ""-- " "! ' " ' ;and niarshmnllow toast and some left "'amonti lake, others for Pelican I "a anu others for Bend and eastern ! Oregon. Charles E. Forsythe, winner of the Hnrley-Duvldson company's gold medal ! awarded each year to the rider coming the greatest distance to participate in '.,. rlln .,, ',,,' ...,.' uib run, cupmreu me coveted prize again this year and threatens that he will do so again next year. Ed. Stanwood of Medford, took the prize for the neatest solo outfit on the run while Mrs. Frank Poole of Rose burg took the prize for having the neatest sidecar outfit. The outfit hrinfinrr n wm.on thn longest distance received a prize of a new. Schebler carburetor This was taken by Mr. and Mrs E Rettlg of Portland. The prize of a Corbin-Broown speed ometer for the best photo taken during the trip has not as yet been awarded as all of the participants of the run will not likely return to Medford until the end of the week, many of them being determined to enjoy a few days outing at the lakes and on the trout streams in the national forest. Mr. Gaylord will ask Tom Swem to judge the pictures and pick the best one for the prize award. 1Z NEW SHOW TODAY TILL FRIDAY NIGHT! - JACK HOLT -and- AGNES AYRES W!4' . niiu-ricd Jr Hii!Hr r:"" ' 'mr . From ",o pSl. i : -I ' Wi i m by ?V mine!" GEORGE ' .- - - r, BKO.lKlu itST ' PATHE NEWS WEEKLY COMEDY "BETTY" BROWN at the WURLITZER ff Ji I 4&Jm cigarettes i& - They are GOOD! DR. RIGKERT Eyes ' Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly: Fitted NO DliOPS USED Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated FACTORY OV PREMISES KIIM lv Main. Umidr CLOTHES you're proud of , $35 $50 Jackson County Fair Sept 13 to WE DO IT . Cover Auto Tops Med. Tent & Awning Works Opposite S. 1'. Depot Saturday DORIS MAY ri Li.Kx i..xnis OTIS It Alt LAX "RILL". .MONTANA in 'MAY AND DEVILISH' in
