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'IfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OrMXiOX. KA'lTKDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1 02.1
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SQUADRON
10 GIVE
HEREFEB. 24TH
Tlio Flylns Squadron, called a
PRESIDENT OF ROD
At nn enthusiastic nicotine of
"University, in Motion, a Convention about thirty local Hportmiien at tlie
on Wheels," will roach Medford for pulillc library lust nlsht tho Crater
a series of liHH'tiiiKH beginning Feb
ruary the I4lh, and will continuo for
threo days at 5:30 and 7:30, In tho
Intercut of law enforcement, civic
rl;htcounesa, social and industrial
Justice.
Tho Flint Christian 'church, thru
ltn iinHtor, Itev. 1). K. Millard, and
Lako Hod nnd Uuu club was per
footed and F. ltoy UavIb was elected
pmddcnt for tho coming year. O, O.
jlelman of Aalilnnd nnd V. J. Emer
Ick of Medford were elected vlce
urcridcntH, Sam T. KichnrdHon was
elected secretary and treasurer nnu
Loula t'lrlch, Dr. F, G. Thayer nnd
Charles Ilennies wero elected trua-
tho official board, has been Bra- tees.
eiouBly offered, and will bo used for a permanent committee' on grounds
thri entlro series. Finns are under (with 11. L. Walther as chairman was
way tor a union service Sunday even-1 appointed and lloiit Anderson won
most dramatic taios which lias ever
found Its way to tho silver sheot.
' Frank Mayo Coming to Rialto
Georse Pattullo, funious Saturday
KvonlnK Post vrrltor, wrote "The First
Dofc'ree," Frank Mayo's Intent starring
vehicle which will be screened at the
niulto HtartlnK tomorrow at 12:30, and
Ueorso Randolph Chester interna
tionally nuted as nn author, adapted
tho story to the screen. The cast in-
j SENTENCES PASSED
IN BOOZE CASES
Sentence Was passed this mornliiK
by County JudRo Gcorgo Gardner In
eludes Sylvia Brenmer, Philo McCul- tho caJ,09 cf jj, j. llefflln, Mrs.
louuli, Qeorge A. Williams and Harry
Curler.
ins, February 25th. Tho local com
mltteo Is composed of Itev. D. E. Mil
lard; Mrs. 8. L. Leonard, president V
appointed to servo on tho commit-1
tee. This committeo has already
begun work and sultablo grounds will
May Robson Coming to Page Tuesday
"Mother's MIUIonB" written by
Howard McKont Ilarnes for May Hob
son will be tho attraction at the Page
Theatre Tuesday night, Feb. 13th.
MIsb Robson Is winning fresh en
comiums for her fascinating work in
C. T. U., and Itev. F. H. Loach, pastor j u selected at once. the part of "Hun-let Ilreon and only
of tho Baptist church. Trap shooting will hold tho center a finished artist, could extract tho
These iiiovtlnRs aro to bo held I of tho floor until tho early spring witchery of coiuody from this cold,
under tho auspices of tho Flying i when tho fishing season opens in cool calculating typo of woman.
'Wuadron foundation and In co- earnest and It Is planned at that time , "Harriet Breen" is known every
operation with tho ministers nnd to hold a fly casting tournament and wliero in Ihe world .of finance as a
local W. C. T. U., according to nn- arrange for other activities closely re- mllrve 0f intellect and when she
nouneement made today by R. S. Mid-1 latcd to tho consuming interest felt mng an attack she holds on with
dleton. Indianapolis, Ind., advance by local sportsmen In the supreme tenacity of an octopus
man for tho foundation, who wns in sport of angling. A trophy for the 4 . ,
tills city completing tho arrange- largest steelhead caught on tackle I Th V. , , . v .?n!.
meats for tho coming of these' specified by certain regulations also powerful, gripping tense climaxes that
Nona Dunlnp nnd Mrs. Babe Olcn,
found guilty of violation of tho 'nui
sance clause' of the prohibition act.
after a throe days' trial.
' Mrs. Nona Dun lap was sentenced
to servo 90 days in jail, and pay a
riho of $100, with tho proviso that
If"' she served ten days of her Jail
sontenco the remainder would be sus
pended. MrB. Bubo Glenn was sentenced to
serve 30 days u Jail, and pay a fine
of $.100. The bond. of Mrs. Glenn
was fixed at .r.00.
M. M. llefflln was sentenced to
serve 30 days in Jail, and pay a flue
of $200.
The sentencing of Ray Carpenter . carme(
was agalu dorerrea.
Notice of on appeal to tho circuit
court was given by attorney tor tho
defendants. '.
mine, who led tho first rescuo crew men were Bo far gone when they wore
Into tho still Ruacoiis interior, was uu it iaur.uuy night they were
overcome by gas nnd exhaustion and reported among tho dead,
lato last night was Just recovering Webber, after n time, recovered
iroin the effects. enough to wnlk and the . three ti led
Albert h. l,ngllsh. Jr.. mine fore- ,Q t ft Encoui4turlng after
man. Is one of those whose bodies .
have not vt born found, , ., , . , .
A coroners jury which began its following two attempts and In a
work last night, will resume this nort "lumnee collapsed. They were
.,ri,in,. it... V1.W1,,,. nr in., bodies , 'ound by a rescue party that heard
and tho Investigation of tho disaster.
DAWSON, N. M., Feb. 10. Cover
ed with a thin blanket of snow which
their groans and then saw tho elec
tric lights on their hats.
Wobber had been knocked down
where Uihb and Brown ounio upon
began falling ttt midnight, Daiwon RWnv .,. , vPnlnil, linv whft wn.
ftpcukurs." Ho stated thiH was a part
of tho nntion-wido' campaign that is
brinw , conducted, nnd that Medford
Mould be tho 463d city to bo visited by
thoHepfftkorH whore a scries of three
daj'H meet In km will bo hold, and Oro
fton wns the 44th Btato to be eover
Wl; Ho Rtatcd the speakers for tho
ilr'Kt afternoon and evening1 will be
Frank B. Kenan, HI., and Fred W.
t'orln'tt. L. U. D., Lnnnlng, Mich.
These two Bpekira will be hoard at
2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Xtvirnn is a
luwyrr und a noted tax expert. He
may
bo awarded by tho club an XV b uus eeu mbu w u iuub uwa uuu
mcinhi pshln crown ' MISS ItOUBOU In ueuiunriiruuuB 10 iiiw
The matter of a duck lake was uIho1 theatre-goers, who love her fumoua
discussed and with time, plana for spontaneity, that she has a full
ox-tensive conveniences that will make amount of motional power when bug
tho club grounds a Mecca for South
ern Oregon sportsmen, are expected
to develop. It is planned to have the
organization balanced and capable of
satisfying tho legitimate desires of
angler and hunter no matter what
his or her particular outdoor hobby
may be.
The membership committeo which
is abio one of the leading cartoonists cm braces a number of the most
n the American platform. He illus-: prominent exponents of sport In tho
tratos. his lectures. Corbett is a j valley and in outlying districts as far
logical thinker. His arguments are . as Prospect and Butto Falls will start
indisputable. a membership campaign in the near
-Tames H. Wocrtendyko of Chicago ' future to have every bona fide
will be- tho ppeaker for the second sportsman in Houthern Oregon a
afternoon and evening. At tho close member of the club. The organiza-
has tho opportunity to show It.
of his afternoon address he will con
duet a law enforcement conference,
giving any who may wish an oppor
tunity to ask questions relating to the
--iolntion of the enforcement of tho
eighteenth amendment.
' Hon. Oliver, W. Stewart, ' president.
Flying Squadron foundation, editor of
the National Enquirer, formerly
member of the Illinois legislature and
one. of the outstanding characters in
national reform work, will bo heard
the afternoon and evening5 of tho
third day. Itev. Norma C. Brown.
lion will work hand in hand with the
Jackson County Game Protective as
sociation. .
10 THIRD PLACE
PAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. Ktnn
this morning continued to search for ,ir,i,. l.i i,,!ii,. ,i,, n..
her dead In tho torn recesses of mine iI1Santiy killed '
No. 1, owned by the Phelps-Ilodtto ( N(J nXp,unat,'0M hll8 b,.PII ofrcrml
corporation, wrecked Thursday by an rr tho truKoUy. A ,,XpiOBloll i,l8t
explosion. IAurusI in tho Bamo mine that took
With the recovery shortly after six llllrtwll livc8 Wlll) nttrbuted to innl
o'clock this morning or five more tion ()f flro dnmp ljy an Pi1!Clrc 8,)lirk
bodies in the shattered passaRe ways. thnt filllih0ll wll(,n n cnull, (.airf l0
tho totnl number of dead had reach- (ln cl,,rtrlc drilling mnelilno broke.
ec' I Tho nearest electrical machinery, a
According' to flKurcs Riven out by pllnl1 Uld a comprellSor, wero a hun
tho corporation's officials, thero wore ,lre.i ..,. fr.,m Thursday nlaht's ex-
122 niou In tho mine when tho ex- piio,, nd neither device was in op
ploslou occurred. Of this number oration at tho time. i
I two emerged yesterday morning uu- A corouer's Jury that wns linpan-
Seveuty-nlno still remain ellcii )llsl ncllt viewed tho 31 bodies
in tho mlno. tnat navo Ul,p bruuRbt out and then-
Tho work of recovering tho bodies Bd. ..,, ,in,u jj-0i,ruary 10. .
Is proceedltiR rapidly today. New, Fourteon of the bodies recovered
shifts of workers aro entering, the WBru lliu of wblt() nl(11 nml )7 cbl
tunuel every few hours and repair he8e. Two Chinese aro believed to be
men nr" working step by step with jem i (u0 mne.
those who are searching the ruins for -additional
bodies. Tortured Many Years by Kidneys
Only a small knot of spectators i uava had kidney troublo for
stood about the mlno ontranco early twelve years," writes II. I Pinkney,
today. Two days of realization of West Jackson, Miss. 'Tains in back,
tho enormity of the catastrophe havo Joints, catches in tho hips, run down
given relatives and frlonds of tho en- and getting up too much during tho
tombed miners a spirit of resignation night. Hut sinco taking Foloy Kidney
which is reflected in their unemotion- mis, my suffering Is ovor, nnd I feel
Tho .high Hchnol Dramatic club al demeanor. liko n now man." Itacknchn, rhounmtic
under tho supervision of Miss Ilcrthn Hope hns hcou abandouod virtually pains, kldnoy nnd bladder troublo
Raumitartner presented two excellent that tuoro ore any men still alive In quickly relieved with Foley Kidney
playlets before n packed houoe at the tho mlno. Experienced mining men I'llls. Ilofuse substitutes. Insist upon
high school nudltorlum last night. here pont out that mino No. 1 Is a Foley's Honey and Tur. Sold every-
in uio iu-ki, iiie jur drv m no. nnrl en nilv nt nronont. wlmrn
With tho exception of cross cut No. . , .
4. from which tho only two survivors
of tho disaster escapod, and ono oth
er cross cut deere In tho mine, the
tunnels aro barren of water. This
( oiitliuiiiUH Shows Today
nud Tomorrow 1'2:'M to
11:00 P. M.
Tonight
Peter B Iynei (not rtory of
U MIRIAM CQPPtK.
Begins
Tomorrow
nut
MM
Supported bv
SYLVIA BREAMER
and a Stronc Caat
IN II PLAYS
the stage setting and mako-ups of tho
characters weru excellent while the
acting was creditable for amateurs.
Gordon Kershaw outdid himself in
tho chancier part while Frank Iluch-
t.,r nnd Mnpcnrfit Kheeta as Mr. and
Mrs. '.Henry Water, did good work. Indicated, they assorted, that It would
Win. Johnston as Hen Jordan and bo Impossible for the ontombod mln
Katherlnc Llndley as Mrs. Jordan ers. if any survived tho explosion
performed acceptably as did Marian and sealed themselves In Isolated
Newman as tho Hluters' little dnugh- compartments to exist for nuy con-
IDoomlngton, 111., will also deliver
ter. The iUl was pleasing with a
rapid denouinenf.
Tho second, "Suppressed Desires,"
dealt with tho mysteries of psycho
analysis and the cure of a wife who
had been badly affected with tho
study of the subconscious mind. Tho
victim of tho "psycho-paralysis,"
Henrietta . Urowster, was excellently
portrayed by Jenn Vllm while (leorgol CUMBERLAND, n. C, Fob. 10.
Ktewart as Stephen , Hrewster, her When tho bodies of .111 miners killed
ford university's basketball team last husband and Kathcrino Edmeads as in Thursday night's explosion in No.
night beat the Southern California m'r Bl,itt'r' Mabel, equalled, the per- 4 mine 0f tho Canndlan collerles
team, mnrklnir the Cardinals' third . tormancc of tho leading character, j (Dunsmulr) limited had been
, Bidorable length of time.
i Hoports of tho survivors yesterday
that they bad heard voices In an ad
joining passageway during Wednes
day night, give rise to tho bcljef that
at least four men still lived Inside, tho
workings.
Tho Usual
win In threo
. games pjayed ana I
their hold on first'
Pacific coast' -confer-1
CONSOLIDATION, COMPROMISED
(Contl'.wed frqpa page ono)
Into 1
...rollaf Hnn 1.- ll...1Pn to
two iiddrew-.es on the third day. Miss conducting a iz-aay meeting lor tne 0 m lho
I'.rown served as chaplain of Illinois r irsi iuristiau cnurcu is proaciuug ,.
senate In 1921. being tho only woninn some mighty fine sermons and largo! mi,.. ...,. a
m to servo in the capacity in that appreciative crowds aro hearing him. third place ns a result of their de-1 w"uld reduce tho salary of the adju-
'' There is no admlHston charge to
any of theso meetings and the entire
series aro open to the public.
hrn..ent to the surface today, offi
cials of tho company expressed tho
belief that ono more body remained
(n thn nilno, making tho total list of
dead 34. '
Funoral nrraugonieails for tho vie-
Sunday Dinner
, Will Ho Served nt tho
Holland Hotel
From 3:00 to 8:00 P. M.
.00 a Plate
Fluo Turkey Dinner '
COXCK11T 1MUK1 RAM
J''ixm 5:30 to 7:!10 by tho
I'llILHAJOIOXlC TKIO
From the SatEvelbst Story '
byGoo.Pattullo
rirodedbvERSEDGVICK
526 COWS TESTED
DURUG WEEK
. i uuviiu uiiiiuhuiuui in hm liiu v-
ii.gnuy i.as ngn tne ovaiiBeiisiseat at the han.is of the lowly ore-, '"""itims had not been completed this Mill.
Duupcn as ino men iouiik nu.-gon live wnne as.i.ngion, utom , w T."'r -.' .. . 'mnrnliu a.wl II !,,! nnt been .lecl.lnd PlWCSs Rollwl IhirloV. 70 lbs
er sang a veary beautiful duot,' the
words and music boing written by Mr.
Millard. There will bo services to
night and the public' is cordially in-,
vited. Tho services for Sunday will I
bo especially attractive and it, is ex
pected thero will bo largo crowds. I
Tho Bcrmon subject for 11 a. m. will
bo "The World's Greatest Memorial"!
. Tho record week's run in tho pres- and in tho evening at 7: 30 tbo thonio!
tnt tiibereuloNlH diivo hus Junt been wm ue "Building tho Homo." Theso
completed. One hundred and three tWo addresses ought to be heard by
Uerds with five hundred and twenty-i- i.... mher nf Mnrifnrri citizens
land no doubt tho building will be
W. L. Pc.
Washington 3 I .750
Stanford . . i 3 0. 1.000
Oregon Aggies 4 2 .000
California 2 2 .000.
Washington State S 3 .400
Idaho 3 3 .400
Southern California ..-.3- S ,20
Oregon f. 1 4 .200
six cows wero tested.
,,.. carries ii.e vvorK-.o ;,, ... pttckod for lbpm .tw0 8nrvice3. The
lho valley proper. On Monday of . ,."'. ,.,. ., .,
next M-eck cottlo owners of Bugle I r 7 ,. . . J .
Point will bring their cuttle to two
entrnl points. It. A. Weideuian's
place will be the sceno of the first
stop, nt nine o'clock. A. B. Denton's
for the other end of Eagle Point will
Ih visited nt ten o'clock.
As much of tho territory above
l-.glo Point will bo worked on Mon
day ns possible and the herds as far
us Lake Creek will be tested by Tues
day night. Cattle ownors are urged
to have the cows and young stock
tied up to aid in hastening the work.
On Tuesday of this week the
H'K-ond shipment of Infected animals
was Bent to be disposed of In Port
PUSH STAR SALES
In tbo near future the Mason Motor
company will launch a campaign for
Star car sales In Southern Oregon on
n large scale, according to Mr. C. II
Urown. vice president of tho now firm.
..Tho old location of tho Valley Garage
has been leased by the Mason com
pany and Is being completely rono
vafed and remodeled Into a suitable
headquarters for tills firm. C. H.
Whltetnnn, whoso reputation Is well
known, with valley motorists, will
handle the automobile repairing and
service on the second floor. In til.!
near future a generous shipment of
Star cars will arrive here and the new
firm will start its campaign.
While in Oakland ?cently Mr.
Mrown visited the Star plant. In ref
erence to this visit Mr. Brown said "I
was Impressed by the systematic way
In which every detail of Star produc
tion and distribution was handled.
One caunot stay in the plont or offices
a single day without absorbing the
general optimism that prevails."
Mr. Mason will arrive hero soon
from Seattle to assist Mr. Brown and
0. 'V llnrrett, his associates In th"
Mnson Motor, company. In handling
lho Star sales linrt service for this ter-
1 iltorv.
bo especially attractlvo.x Tho orches
tra will play several selections.
Tho subject for tonlghl is "Tho Ro
man Governor's Question."
Car Begn Sprayers
For Hubbard Bros.
Hubbard 'Brothers received a car
load of Uean orchard Bprayers this
week.
Mr. John Doan built the first high
pressure sprayer with air chamber
ever made in 18S3. This sprayer was
shown at tho California fair in 188f
and created such a demand that he
startod a factory to build them. From
this factory has grown their present
factory, which is ono of tho largest
sprayer factories in the world.
This car of sprayers received by
Hubbard Brothers was all sold before
they arrived.
i 1 j"'
"East Is West" Closes
Constance Talmadge Is now i the
fourth and final day of her perform
ance In "East Is West" at the Page
Theatre.
Merry Connie finds in Ming Toy
the best part she has ever had, and
she responds to the opportunity of
fered her by giving the beBt perform
ance of her career. She, as Ming Toy,
plays tho role with gracious sweotness
and enough of the little flirt's mis
chief Ui make it quite enchanting.
"Kindred of the Duct," Rialto
The logging camps and saw mills
of the Mighty Northwest rdrm the
background of "Kindred of the Dust,"
which closes at the Uliiito Theatre tonight.
The stoiy Is from the pen of Peter
11. Kyne, author of many "best , sell
ers," and he has produced one nt th"
WHITE DEFEATED
BY R. KANSAS
NEW YOUK, Dec. 10. Derisively
defeated by Itocky Kansa-s, the two
by four fighting man from Buffnlo.
Churllo White of Chicago, who has
been near to a world's boxing cham
pionship more times perhaps than
any other man, today is farther away
than ever before C'hnrlio took a se
vere heating- from Itocky during IB
rounds of milling at Madison Suunrc
Garden lu:t night.
It was Itocky's fight from the start
and virtually every round wns Ills,
though In several sessions Clinrlle did
jolt his opponent when ho thought
ho wns being shown up too badly.
White had been promised a bout
with Champion Benny Lconnrd for
th lightweight title if he defeated
Kunsas, whom Loonurd beat last
summer. Whether Kansas will get
another whack at the champion Is
less certain.
The Chlengonn appeared unusually
unaggressive. It may have been aue
to weakness precipitated by time
spent In a Turkish bath wheneo he
went to reduce his over poundage to
save .forfeiture of 2,600.
SPORT BRIEFS
PA1US. Feb. 10. (By tho A
elated Press) Battling Slid Is t -restored
to good standing In tho .
ing game and bo reinvested wit
the titles taken from him as a I
ot his various esenpndes when
French boxing federation cele'
its twentieth anniversary next 1
day. it wns asserted today by
attorney, M. Delmont.
1 pon recognition again of lib 1
ns heavyweight, champion of 1 j
raid M. Delmont, thn varlou
brought by Hlkl following t
qualification wlll.be dropped.
Ilnskciball Ki-omk.
Stanford I'nlverslty 17:
Southun California 1.1.
Whitman college 27; W
Stilto 26.
fnlveiulty of Oregon 31
Aggies SI.
the names of seventeen senators. Im
mediately following its Introduction
In the house tho rules were suspend
ed and tho bill was put through sec
ond reading aud referred to the com
mute on stato und county offices.
Senator 3. M. Garland, a democrat,
who is chairman of this committee,
statod tho measure would be report
ed back to lho senato early uexl
week.
Governor Plcrco, who was furnlsh
od with a copy of tho bill, said it
met with bis approval except for a
few amendments which he said Sen
ator Garland would Incorporate In
tho bill.
The bill rolalus tho present board
of control, composed of the govoruor.
socrotary of Btate and stato treasurer,
which is to havo -Jurisdiction over all
state Institutions except the prison,
which,- ns now, Is to bo under tho
control of tho cxocutlvo.
Tho superintendent of banks Is to
remain under the Jurisdiction of tho
board of control. The highway com
mission and public service commis
sion remain as at present, except that
after the tortus of tho present public
service commlslsoners expire, tho gov
ernor shnll appoint tho members.
Tbe stato welfare commissioner Is
given the work of tho industrial acci
dent commission, board of inspectors
of child labor, Industrial welfaro com
mission, slato board of conciliation,
commissioner of labor statistics and
state board ot health.
A commissioner of agriculture Is
charged with tho duties now per
formed by the dairy and food com
missioner, sealer of -'weights and
measures,; punt food , board, lime
board, horticultural board, sanitary
livestock board, llvo stock' branding
board, dairy bull registration board,
stallion registration board. These
commissioners uro appointed by the
governor.
Remaining provisions abolish and
to various boards and bu-
.c 1 Int ways and moans commlt
' " i . Introduced n $2"0,000 As
!' i f lef bill with a fnvoralilo rc
'lie bill provides for tho pur
' .' four per cent 28-year bonds
I rln. The flrat six years' In-
' to be paid (luring thn Inst six
r f the Ufa of tho bonds.
EATH LIST MOUNTING.
Continued from Fags One)
. the heart of the mine,
npiirl of flnino nnd dust shot
the mouth n ,tho main tunnel
rte blast occurred somewhere In
depth. Exterior concrete work
shntlered.
'. Ii. Ilrciinnn, mnn.'iger nf the
CUMBERLAND, B. C, FtJb.'lO.
Investigation of an explosion of fire I
damp in mine No. 4 of tbo Canadian
Collieries (Dunsmulr) Ltd., near'
hero Thursday night, tbo death list
of which stood this morning at 33,.
has beou baited to await clearlug tho
workings of extensive musses of fal
len rock.
Meuuwhllo additional details of tho
strugglo to roach tbo mouth of tbo
tuunel, two miles from oast drift No.
3, whero tho blust occurred, wero re
lated by Robert Brown.
Brown und .1. Glbh worn working
somo dlBtauro from tho Hceno of tho
explosion. Soon after they Blurted
to fight their way out of the boro. I
Today Brown and Glbh, companions
of Jack AVcbbcr In tho Cumberland
hospital where they aro among tbo
six men hovering naar death, know
that their struggles woro useless. Tbo
air -In the chamber whero they had
been at work romaiuod pure and last
n'ght a mulo wns, brought out nllvo.
Brown and Olbb stopped to pick tip
Wobber, six men passed thom on tbo
run. Carrying Webber, tho two Boon
after came to tho bodies of theso bIx,
who had run Into after damp. Wnrn
ed by this, they turned back. Next
they encountered a Chinese known
as Big Sullivan, who said ho could
lead them out. They Ignored his of
fer He mado Mb way to tho out
s'dn unharmed while tho threo white
FLOUR and FEED
IOW prices on flour and feed by
new ounces Central.. Point l lolir
$1.(10
.$1.50
. I !.
.'J.(HI
,75
.!):!. 00
$1.1)0
Mt. Pitt Ityo Flour, lit lb. sk Ijill.OO
Attractive lrlccs on ton lots.
MOKTON & MOHTOX
' Central Point
RIALTO
SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
Williams Implement Service
28 S. Burtlctt
Phono SOI!
For Sale at Half Price
t
5 ncrcs in hearing pears, adjoining city limits, good house,
other out buildings. Only ouc block from paved street offered
al HVJ150. Terms ou part. This place is worth double this amount.
J. W. Wakefield
Blgheit Quality Jwlry Hpnirinir
BvpsJrlnff
D.,i..r..un. A....Mn.l 1
f OUUSIUUUUI1 eoomuti . lu
quality and prlco.
Mall us your wants.
MARTIN J. REDDY
THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO.
has nppoliitod the following as their authorized agents with head'
quarters In Mixlfoixl:
MRS. ROSE G. SCHIEFFELIN .
8-13 East Main St., Medford, Phono 131.
E. W. GOULD
01 T South Newtown, ModTord. Phono 100-11
They will gladly glvo any Information or help on anything
pertaining to insurance.
DON'T
0 FORGET
H'd'we
Co.
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co
FUNERAL
SERVICE
Including every attention thnt can couio from thu
bauds of a Funeral Director. '
-.
' Removing .remains to parlors, uso of chapel, '
1 Funeral service, and all other service (except em
balming) rendered without charge. '
Our show rooms arc stocked with the best money
can piji'chaso, and ut prices positively guaranteed
satisfactory to all. ...
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CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS
Successor to Weeks-Conner Co.
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WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.
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