PA HE TWO
Focal and
B A Drt u a r
A large, enthusiastic anil apprecia
tive crowd gathered at the city park
last night to listen to the concert by
the Ellis band and the speeches by
prominent Portland men connected
with the Exposition caravan. After the
speeches and several musical numbers.
Mayor C. E. Gates rose and announced
that a etret fiance would lukn nlace if
Ivy street were cleared. The street
was cleared promptly aud the dance
continud for about half an Itour.
Delicious non irrigated watermelons
and cantelouies at prices that every!
youngster and grown-up in Medford
can eat to their capacity. Prices be,
10c and 15c. Arcadia Farm, Ross Ijine.
For rent on shares dancing pavilion,
hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting,
bathing and camping privileges cover
ing 1000 acres. River frontage. Gold
ay Summer Resort, Gold Ray Realty
Co.
Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Sat
.A woman driving a Chevrolet drove!
over the curbing and across the side-!
wain yesterday arternoon in front of
the Medford building. The car ended
up with a front fender sticking thriij
one of the large ilate glass windows
in the front of the building. The win-
uow was shattered to bits.
Rucker Taxi Co., day and nlgit ser- eu last nl8nt from a ten days honey- have been gone rrom the state of New
vice. Phone 87S-W. City trips 25e. 148 moon trip by auto through California. York three and a half months walking
Piano lessons. Studio 103 S. Orange Prest-O-Llte Battery Station for j most of the way. They came directly
.Mrs. ii. uouie. 129
Grover Corum and Bill Offutt left Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
this morning Tor Corum's homestead tember 13 to 16. tf
near Butte Falls where they expect to' Harold Leonard leaves tonight for
find good deer hunting for about the
next week
Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold
under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with
share of crop,- like rent. Gold Ray
Realty Company ' Sat
Mrs. Florence Rouse and son 'Too
Rouse, Jr., arrived yesterday from
Crater Lake with tho Exposition cara
van and will remain for several days
as the guests of Mrs; John Bowman.
.Mrs. Rouse was formerly a resident of
Medford.
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nite.
128
Nash Taxi, phone 9G. City rate, one
passenger 60c; two or more, 25c each.
.130
Dillon Hill and family left this noon
for a week end outing and fishing trip
on the Rogue ueur Prospect.
, To save a deec head for mounting, do
not out up the throat, but from a point
just above the cars, straight down
back of neck to shoulders, salt the
sculp well, get the velvet honds t"
Hartlett's Taxidermist Shop as soon, as
possible 115 W. Main St., Medford, Or.
' . 130
.' Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nite.
1 128
E. JI. Harding roturned yesterday
foom a several days business trip in
Klamath Falls, i "". . ' '
Nash Taxi. . Phone 96. New Buick
cars. How about that vacation. Call
and lot us talk It over. ' .130
Bearing near and apple orchards
sacrificed at J100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up, Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Hay Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. . .
About a week ago some hard-hearted
tourist dropped a young collie doj
along the Pacific highway and sped on
witnout ner. The dog has boen with
out a master and without a home for
a week and has been roaming the
streets of Medford like a trump. Some
one struck he with a rock and caused
a sore spot on the top of her head and
she faced the prospect of being gen
erally down on her luck until this mor
ning when the Oregon Exposition raru.
van got ready to leave town. She
jumped to the running board of
Sandy's big Marmon and rode Into tho
Standard Oil sorvtco station on Main
street while the ear filled. Sandy
opened the. door and the dog climbed
!. She showed signs of Intelligence
and good nature and was taken with
the-, caravan, Immediately making
friends with the occupants of the cur.
tandy, who adopted tho dog Is official
Photographer wJth the caravau.
Hard times mado easy, buy ranches
witjumt money, pay with share of crop,
like, reut. God Hay Heulty company.
Slit.
Notice to water users Second Ward:
Delinquent water rent must be paid by
Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other
notice will be given. 12S
Sam Pollard and Fuy Diamond lft
this morning for a sovornl days stay in
thp hills, north of peaglo .and have
Jiopos of coming home with a nice buck
or two. ., i .
Uuio and cement. Medford Lumber
CO.
For good insurance, yot, should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
founiy Abstract Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill and Dr.
mid Mrs. Bert Elliott will spend the
week-end at Crater ujid Diamond lakes.
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sut. nite
. Jos
The style of the garment, the kind
of stitch and Minerva yarns are nil It
takes to make a rnBolnntlns sweater.
Handicraft Shop. $
Telephone Numbers
to Kiuiomber
Fire Department
50
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
'. Any Kind
123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford Nat'l Bank
; ' Bldg.
MEDFORD
Mrs. William Haminett and daughter!'
returned litis morning irom rortiano
'.titer llUVUln fpCHl IIIO pUMI IMU Ul
lim e wks there with friends ami
lOliltiVCS.
' 'A e
w ill deliver today large load of
No. i mill blocks, dumped at J5.7S. Anderson of Eugene who has been
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf , working with the Salvation Army here
The Valley School for boys and girls for the past three days will leave to
will reopen for Us fifth year upon night for Grants Pass and expects to
October 2nd. lftl'2 at 110:i West Tenth return here Monday to continue the
street, in charge of .Miss M. H. Dun- campaign.
ham. principal. For information ad-! 2 qts. ice cream, delivered, 90c.
dress The Valley School, Medford,
Oregon, before Sept. 15th
tf
Game Warden Bancroft has returned ;
from an inspection of the place where ,
the four deer were slaughtered lasti
week, near the L.ind ranch. The men
who killed the deer made two trips, '
once at about niiW-irgbl and again
about 2 o'clock, he found. Eleven shots
were fired the first time and two thei
second. People in the vicinity saw the
glare of the light and heard the shots
but did not find out who did the kill-
ing. Much condemnation has been ex-.
pressed by local sportsmen who arei
Bevere in their denuueiatiou of the act.
Grants Pass Courier.
All kinds of rough and dressed '
lumber.
Wallace Woods. Dhone 108.
711 Kast Main street. i
Notice to water users Second Ward: !
Delinquent water rent must be paid byj
Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other
notice will be given. 128
Mr- and Mrs. Herbert Alford return-
i""i"ii oei i.c puone 1 10. 11-
Lalte or lne woods where ho will
spend the week end.
To have the softest, daintiest sort of
things for the wee tots you must have
the right sort of yarns. Handicraft
Shop. . ; 132
Nash. Taxi. Phone 96. Country trips
Bnme old rate, 20c mile. 130
This morning's public market was
excellent. Watermelons, peaches and
corn were sold In abundance and Mnr
ketmaster Runyard states that the
market was up to its usual high stan
dard. Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nite.
' 128
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 ana we will call. tf
Tho county fair board has two
sprinkling trucks and a steam roller
at work on the race track and they are
doing a double shift In otitlcr to have
the track In the best possible shape
for the races nt the fair, Sept. 13 to 16.
There's n busy Business College In
your home town. 147
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat, nite.
128
Loul Nethorland and Wilfred Mik-H bank of Portland, David B. Seger of
sche roturned I'hursday from San; tl10 Great Western Smelting and Rofin
Frnnclsco arter or several days visit' ing Co., or Portland, Tommy Luke,
there. The trip was made in Nether-, florist of Portland, whoso motto is
land's car. "Say It with flowers," A. II. Lea, secre-
Flre insurance. Brown & White. i tnry of the Oregon State Fair associn-
Buy Medford homo. Pay like rent.ltion. A. E. Shearer of the Oroironii
Gold Rny Realty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. V, O. Webster leave
this morning for Seattle where they
will visit Mr. Webster's father. Tho
trip will be made by auto.
: Notice to wator usors Second Wnrrt:
Delinquent wator rent must be paid by
Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other
notice will bo given. 128
We have a splondld bargain in a
second-hand typewriter nt this office,
tr
George N. Kramer, local ngent of the
Southern Pacific, has received word
from John M. Scott, general passenger
agent of the S. P. lines, that they have
granted a reduced rate to ami from the
Jackson county -fair. lCffectivo Sept.
12th. tho Southern Pacific will place on
sale roduccd fare tickets at all stations
Grants Pass to Ashland inclusive, for
those who visit tho fair. The fare for
adults will be one and one-half regulnr
one-way fare, and that for children
over five years and under 12, one-hair
or adult fare. Ashland Tidings.
You can get most any old thing at
DeVoe's most any old time. tf
You enn get It nt DeVoe's. tf
Guests at the Hotel Holland Include
J. H. Stoflol and O. H. Dickinson of
Boise, Idaho, W. S. Hall of Rupert.
Idaho, Mrs. A. Slocuin, Marion Slocum,
Albert Slocum and Richard Slocum of
Los Angeles who recently returned
from Crater Lake and aro going north
to Eugene tonight, K I). Young of Ixig
Angeles, J. H. Mndon of the Portland
fair caravan, Mr. and Mrs. DeForcst
Ward who loft for tho lake this mor
ning Tor the week end and who aro
from Fulrinont, Minn.. Mrs. Harris P.
Allen and Hampton Allen of Portland.
Mrs. W. W. Illlss and son of Los An
geles who loft for Crater Ijike this
morning. Evelyn Frielland or New
York City nnd Yevn Rubin of Brooklyn
who are wnlklnicfroni New York, 11. A.
Jounson anil R. W. Slingerlund of
Portland, N. Montgomery of Portland,
C. W. Prim now n resident and jewelry
manufacturer of Boston, Mass., and
son of the late Judge Prim of Jackson
ville. Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
French salad ice cream nt the
Shasta. tf
Notice to witter users Second Ward:
Delinquent wator rent must be paid by
Monday evening, Aug. 21. No other
notice will be given. rjs
No littlo interest is being taken by
the people of the Rogue River valley lit
the new Jackson county amusement
pavilion now under construction nt thp
fab- grounds. This new project is be
ing promoted by a syndicate of local
business men who are making every
effort to complete the building In time
for the 1922 fair. Tho pavilion which
was doslsnod by Frank Clark of this
city will cost nearly $ii000 nnd will
prove a valuable addition to the pres
ent aggregation or fair buildings.
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? tf
Automobllo Insurance. Brown &
White, tt
TRTBUXE.
Lieutenants Grinille anil Yates of the
saivauon Army leu lor meir corps ai
ViiaiJlS I ilbS liibl Jlllll clIIU Will IUIU1U
lo .Medford Monday where they are
now rngagt-d in boosting the Salvation
Army drive and campaign. Mrs. Annie
Phone 69.
We carry duplicate sales slips
blank headings for use in any line of
business. Call 75 for service. tf
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Thompson and
family of Los Angeles, accompanied by
Horace Bromley of this city, left yes-
terday for Crater and Diamond lakes
on a few days vacation trip.
Bring your fountain pen and have
name stamped in gold. Small charge,
Bedford Book Store. 128 i
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf!
Mr. and Mrs. Logan and Mr. Mar-
'shall of San Francisco left yesterday-
for their home after spending the past
month in this citv.
Kaf.-tv firm Inmirn with Redden
Canaday, Phone 720. tf
Lime for spray. Medford Lhr. Co.
Miss Evelyn Friedlaud of New York
City and Miss Yeva Rubin of Brooklyn,
N. Y., are stopping at the Holland
Hotel for a few days. The young ladies
nere irom Seattle and are now on their
way to Los Angeles.
Anyone who lias a casu register for
sale please call this office 75. tf
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Dldg. tf
E. L. Graves, hea:l of the financial
drive of the Salvation Army in this
city returned to hii headquarters in
Portland last night, but will return to
Medford Monday lo direct the can.
paign in this viHnity.
Fifty-eight diffcront rorms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man."
tf
When In need ol shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
"The Mother of Harmony" is the
timely subject announced by Rev. J.
Randolph Sasnctt for the morning ser
vice at the First Methrdist church to
morrow. The special music announced
promises to be a special attraction.
Nanio stamped on all fountain pens
free, purchased of us, and they are
Waterman's, too. Medford Book Store.
12S
For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113
West Main street. ' tf
Last night 56 Portland caravancrs
boosting the fair of 1!I25 stopped nt the
Medford hotel us well as othor guests.
They Included Chus. H. Stewart, vice
president of the Northwestern Nation-
State Motor association, " Sandy" San
derson, well known photographor, Gus
L. Foidiuan, salesman from Portland
ror the "Soapvlllo Suds." Paul Kelty
or the Oregonlun staff, .las. A. Sheehey
of tho Telegram. P. J. Hanley of
Salem, W. P. Merry of Portland, Miss
Edith nnd Helena Adamson passing
through Medford on wny to Portland
rrom a week's stay at the lake, A. W.
Cauthorno or the Journal, Judge
Wooton of Senttlo who loft for Klam
ath Fulls this morning, Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
Balsey. Mr. Balsey being sales man
ager of Oregon ror the Standard Oil
company, nnd John R. Phillips. Chicago
attorney and lecturer on "Seeing Amer
ica First."
Milk and cream at De'Voo'e. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work nnd prompt
service. tf
Tho following parties registered lit
the Oregon TourlHt Information bureau
in tho Chamber of Commerce building
i ridny and Saturday: Mr. nnd Mrs. E.
J. Ilruzoe of Hollywood. Cal.. Mrs. Kd
mond Taylor nnd Miss Elizabeth Tay
lor of Greenville, Mass., Mrs. M. C.
Wineteer of Santa Ana, Culir., Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Cluttee or Newcastle, Cal..
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sparks or San
Diego, Cal., A. J. Tleje or Boulder.
Colo., J. H. Stoflol or Boise. Ida.. Clyde
1-ong or Stcvensvllle, Moiit., V. W.
Schmidt or Portland, Ore., A. R. Cole
or Seattle, Wash., C. It. George of
Bremerton. Wash., J. I). Mason, Mrs.
Mary T. Cole, Ixirctta C. Cole, Mrs. J.
II. Mason and Mrs. A. R. Cole of Seat
tle. Mrs. E. W. Barnaul of Prairlo du
Chien, Wis., R. II. Lyman of Oshkosh,
Wis.
Kodak films at De Yoe's. tf
Have you tried that big milk shake
at doVoo'sf tf
F. Roy Davis. United States commis
sioner, left this morning with Al Perry
for a hunting trip of two or three days
to Diamond lake. His office will be
closed lhr two weeks. i
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tf
When In need or sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or como to
711 E. Main street.
Miss Paulino Johnson Is in Medford!
for tho week-end (mm Ashland.
When better automobiles are built.
Buick will build thorn. tf
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
WONDERFUL BUY
Moving to California
Will Sacrifice
Story and Half Dwelling
Lot 50x147
Inquire
129 No. Oakdale Ave.
hone 601-W
MATL
"MEDFORD. 017EOOX.
John W. Johnson. Vernon Vawter
and A. H. Miller will leave tomorrow
morning on a fishing and hunting trip
for three days. They will probably
sluy at Uxlt-'c- Pole and return to Mid
ford some time Wednesday.
Special sale Saturday and Monday,
Aug. 19 and 21. .New army cots re
duced from J.1.95 to J2.95. United Army
Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 12s
A two reel picture, "A Trip to Paramount-town,"
will be shown at the
Page theatre for three days beginning
today, brings to view half a hundred of
the best known motion picture stars,
it shows them at work with their direc
tors making the great list of pictures
soon to be shown. 128
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tl'
Clarence Xoei George Roberts and
Buster Coleman leave tomorrow morn
ing for a fishing trip near Diamond
Lake. They will be back tomorrow
night.
Goodricn tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
Sugar pine shakes; Medford Lbr. Co.
tr
Scott Woolf is on business in Klam
ath Falls pertaining to the horse races
at the coming county fair. He will
return Monday.
iash Taxi. Phone 90. Two passen
gers 50c. 130
Mis. II. J. Trowbridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Diamond Flynn and Benj J. Trow
bridge leave Sunday for a week's trip
to San Francisco.
Miss Daisy Johnson leaves tonight
for Crater Lake where she and rriends
will spend the week end.
The community meeting last night at
Applegate was an enthusiastic one.
C. M. McAIister of the Portland Stock
Yards gave an' interesting lecture on
"Hogs," with motion picture slides to
illustrate. There were also shown
some very interesting pictures of the
club work of interest not only to the
young people but to the older people as
well. The next community meeting
will be held next Monday night at the
Griffin creek school house, when Mr.
McAIister will agaip address the com
munity on "Hogs."
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Toulrng parties who stopped at the
city auto camp lust night are as fol
lows: F. M. Witt of San Francisco,
en route to Yakima; G. C. MeWood of
Camas Valley, Ore., en route to Cra
ter lake; E. Randall of Los Angeles
en routo to Portland; P. L.. Waller i
of Pusadena en route home: J. W.
McDonald of Fullerton. Calif., en!
route to Crater lnke; George Dillon
of Salt Luke City en routo to Los;
Angeles; H. J. Martin of Reno, Nov.,,1
en route to Rosebnrg; W. C. Danloy !
of Colusa, Caltr., en route to Grants'
Pass; B. M. Bowman of Sun Fran-1
Cisco en routo lipme; Walter Hack
of Ilundon, Ore., en routo to Willits,
Calif.; Georgo E. Holmes of Ft.
Jones, Calif., en route to Crater
TOO LATE TCr CLASSIFY
WANTED Second cook. Apply Crater
Lake National Park office, Medford
Hotel, or call 15S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE By owner,
too acre stock and grain ranch.
Box R. 135
FOR SALE Heavy team 8 and 10
years old; Jersey heifer 8 weeks old.
R. H. Browne, Phone 67-R-3. 130
WANTED At once by family of four,
no small children, furnished house
of five or more rooms, must be three
bedrooms or two bedrooms nnd
sleeping porch, must also have gar
age. Family just arrived from the
niiddlewest to make Medford their
homo nnd will guarantee first-class
care of property, having lived in
their own home. Address S. S. Smith 1
or phone 8S6-X. 127 j
The Crash of Empires
Sunday, August 20th, 8 p. m.
A Theme of Thrilling Interest
Health
Happiness
Home
"HEALTH REFORM"
A Lecture On Food Values and Health
Saturday, Aug. 19th, 8 p. m.
At Big Tent Pavilion Near City Park
Special Music Congregational Singing
All Seats Free
Evangelist T. L. Thuemler Evangelist A. G. Walker
Lecturer Music
WELCOME!
SATURDAY. 'ATTII'ST 10.'
lake: A. A. Witney of Aberdeen, "Wn.,
en routo to San Francisco: L. 11. Wil
I'ains of Duusmuir, fa!!.'., n route
to Crater ;ak-: G. A. t'aywi i.-d of
Portland en route to the Ore gon
Caves: J. P. 11ou;:!uih1 of Chico.,
Calif,, en route to Crater lake; J. L.
Stewart .of Klamath Falls en route
to Cresent City and H. M. Darland of
Copco, at'lif., en route to Crater lake.
OBITUARY
TOWNSEXD Alexander P. Town
send died at the home, 502 North
Riverside, Saturday, Aug. 19th. Ho
was born at Republican Grove, Vir
ginia, May 7th, lSCa.
He went to St. Louis in 1S93 and
later moved to Joplin, Mo.
His health failed him about a year
ago, and ho was in a Denver sani
tarium until ten days ago, when he
came to Medford for his health and
to be with his sisters.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
wife, Mrs. Mabel Townsend, and one
son, Eugene, aged 11 years; two sis
ters. Mrs. V. E. Fetzer and Mrs. -Mary
A. Eickermali.
Ho was a member of tho First Bap
tist church. Funeral services will be
held at the Perl Funeral Home Sun
day at 2:30 p. m., the Rev. Coy R.
Sims officiating.
MESSECAR Lewis Walter Mes-
secar, intant son of Mr. and .Mrs.
Waiter E. Messecar. passed away at
. Sacred Heart hospital last night at
. the age of 3 days.
I Funeral . services will be held at
the grave in I. O. O. F. cemetery to
, morrow afternoon. "Weeks-Conger
Co., directors.
To Fruitgrowers!
Before selling your stock in the
Rogue River Fruit & Produce associa
tion, members of theloregon Growers
Cooperative association should consult
this office.
OREGON GROWERS JCO.OP. ASSN.
129
" Medf orcTs Greatest
Undeveloped Resource and
Power for Good"
Sermon subject by
D. E. Millard Sunday Evening
UNION SERVICES
First Baptist Church, Welcome to all
COME AND SEE
The Namograph Machine
stamp names on Fountain Pens in our win
dow tonight.
Medford Book Store
N. Central Ave.
2 L E C T U R E S 2
1f2J
TRiGONIA WELL TO
Work at the Trigonia Oil well is
progressing rapidly aud in a very
satisfactory manner according to Col.
J. F .MunUy. who is now in charge
of operations there.
He states that the new tools which
are now in the well are being sunk
at the rate of,. 20 feet per day and
that they are cutting through oil sand
which contains showings of oil.
The visitors at tue weil are many
since the steady and rapid drilling
has been In progress and anyone who
is interested in the development of
oil in' tho Rogue River valley is wel
come. The well will operate tomorrow
and drilling will continue as usual.
Visitors are iuvited to come and view
the operations and progress made.
XO lXDKPEXDLXT CANDIDATE
(Continued from page one)
the regular nominees t tile general
election.
Signers of the meeting notice say
they helieve that political conditions
throughout the United States fully
warrant the ' reorganization of the
progressive voters fo the country and
that it is the time for Oregon to get
in line with other progressive states
of the union for a great third party
movement for 1924.
Treaties Ratified
. WELLINGTON, N. Z Aug. 19. The
house of representatives yesterday
ratified the Washington treutles.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcoting
Sc per yard.
Buttons covered.
i
Portland Buys TWd Players '
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19. Connie
.Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics
confirmed today the report that Pitch,
ers Sullivan and Yarrison had been
purchased by the Portland baseball
club, lie said the deal was closed this
morning but declined to make known
the purchase price.
Kustcrii Star Woman Dies.
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 19. MIh,
Elvira Adams Atwood, president and
editor of the Eastern Star , Journal,
died in a hospitl here yesterday. She
was grand chaplain of the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star in Michi
gan. V
Divorced In Paris.
TAP.IS, Aug. 19. Attorney Al Lo
grnnd announced today that a divorce
had been 'granted George William
Iieatty from his wife, Genevieve Pat
ricia Deatty of New York. The di
vorce became effective in France on
June 12.
leres
Our New
Show
Today!
it rapid fiio comedy-drama
of a clerk .vho learned, m.in
triicking by mail.
"SHERLOCK
BROWN"
and
LARRY SEMON
in - "THE
STAR BOARDER"
Also a "Ai-ip Jo- Paramount
Town." ' 0(1 Stars nt work.
Coming Tuesday
COXSTAXCK TADMAntiE
and II UUSISOV FORD In
"WKUDIXO llKliLS"
nnd Round 3 of
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