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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREfiOX, SATURDAY, APRTL 2S. 1923
J
ocal and
Personal
There Is much public interest in the
fact that Miss Bruce Putnam of Salem
Slid former resident of Medford will
plsv the Wurlitzer organ at the first
- stow at the Page theater tonight be
ginning at 7 o'clock. The first num
uer to be played by MIbs Putnam will
be one of her own compositions. The
talented young lady has been a pupil
of Cecil Teague In Portland. '
After the fire It ts too late to insure.
See Redden & Canada now. '
R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's,
For Sale 10,000 acres of land con
sistlng of alfalfa, grain and stock
ranches, .; orchards and tlmberland
some Irrigated; also mining property.
All property must and will be sold at
some price. Some as low as $1.00 per
acre, 5 to 10 years time. T. W. Miles,
Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg., or
Gold Ray Realty Co., owners, 15 No.
Grape; next Farmers & Fruitgrowers
Bonk. Phone 465-J.i 32
There wsb born last night at the
Sacred Heart hospital a five pound
baby girl to Mr. and' Mrs. Neil Frank
lin. Mother and daughter are doing
nicely. ' Mrs. Franklin was' formerly
Miss Juanlta T"urry," for several years
stenographer ; In , the county agent's
office." ' "
Brown says he has lots of men's
short and long dress shoes. ' " 36
Cole McElroy's famous Jazz orchea
tra,-' Fair Grounds' Pavilion, Tuesday,
May 1st and-Friday, May 4th. ,' 32
Moved Insurance- and Accounting
offices System Service Co., over Far
mers ft Fruitgrowers Bank. System
Service Co. ; ' '' "- ' 37
Quite a number of Crater club mem
bers and others will attend the cele
bration of the Cavemen at Grants Pass
tonight, which began yesterday. The
celebration, is expected to close -with
a boxing card. " Joe. Gorman?' and
Sammy Gordon will mix, followed by
l a 176-pound light heavyweight ' wres
tling bout '- -' ' r
Hemstitching at Deuel's. - . 38
Helman baths; Asulaud,' Ore., opens
for- the season Saturday, April 29th.
. 81?
For, "Sale New Columbia, phono
graph records at half price. ' Victor,
Brunswick, Columbia, Paths & Sonora
phonographs and records at reduced
prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
next to Farmers ft Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phone 465J. ';' "' :'' - 32
"Youll "have to come early to get a
good seat," said Rev. Sasnett today' In
speaking of the services at the First
Methodist church for tomorrow,' "it
will be a lay big with interest.'' We
have planned a program calculated to
bring out our entire resident member
ship and "most of our constituency.
Dr. Howarth will deliver the sermons
of the day, and his reputation' as
, , pulpit man guarantees two great mos
sages. , The moving ' pictures at ''6:30
win interest old and young. The novel
feature of the day will be the radio
address of Bishop Wm. O. Shepard at
7:45., The evening service has been
set for 7:30 and will begin promptly in
order that some radio music may be
picked up, and that all may be In read,
iness for the bishop's r.ddress," con
eluded the pastor. .
Just back from, the east, Cole Mc-
Elroy and his famous orchestra, Fair
Grounds Pavilion next Tuesday. 3
Maxwells, Chevrolets, - Chalmers,
Hudsons, Buick Speed truck. Roal
bargains in these used cars: See
Corwln; end of North Riverside Ave.
tf
C. L. Brown,' manager of the WU-
lard Service Station left by auto for
Portland this morning to attend the
Wtllard dealers convention.
Supplies were disposed of early this
morning at the 'public market, and
there was not enough fresh produce to
meet the demand: The market was
very busy place at 7 a. m. ' J '
' Party going to Los Angeles will
take one or two persons. Will start
Sunday morning. Phone 401-J. '32
Milk and oream at DeVoe's. . tf
A small deposit will reserve one of
the pearl nead -fleck chains at the 're
duced prices" offered for this ' week
only; at the Medford' Center Jewelry
Shop. '' -'- . ' " 87
Thos. Magulre, chief assistant Unit
ed States district attornoy, ' left last
evening ror roniana from wmcn city
be .departs fpr Klamath Falls to ap
pear in a case there next week."-. : i
McElroy's orchestra, Mr. Jozt him
self. " Pavilion, Tuesday and Friday Of
next week.'- ;" ". v Z2
Baseball; Eagle Point vs.. Applegate
at Eagle Point' Bunday, April 29th(
2:30 p. rd. ' " "
Senior class play. ."Stop Thlof,!'
Wednesday, May 2nd, Page theatre.
I . , ,. S3
Llthla park throughout Is fast com'
ing into Its summer garb and is beau
tiful. In particular the flowering cher
ries, wnica ai present are in ma
height of blossom are well worth a
trip to see. A miniature island has
been built in the upper lake fur tho
benefit of the swans, while the drive
way to the picnic grounds is now
ready for use. Roses have started to
climb over the arbor noar the l.lthln
fountain and the bandstand. Ashland
Tiding ' ' ' '
Pearls are always In Rood taste.
They are priced this weok at excep
tionally low prices at tho Medford
Center Jewelry 8hop. . 37
Hoar Alford elng the latost dance
bits. Fair Ground Pavilion dances are
different. S2
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
Rollle Matthews of the Eagle Point
district spent Friday in tho, city at
tending to business matters.
For Rent A good piano for four
months!,,' H. O. Launapach.. Phone
646-H. tf.
Spray hose 20 cents por foot Crator
Lake' Hardware Co. tf
Gladlola and Canna bulbs. Eden
yajler Nursery 680J;1 . ' tf,
The local chapter of the Order
De Molay will present the second de
gree Thursday night, May 3, and
number of candidates from Gran
PaBS will be Initiated. A large num
ber Of the Ashland Knight Templars
will be In attendance to witness the
ceremony which will be followed by
dance at the small ball in the Nat.
. Colonial Garage for tire service.
We have good values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc.
; Stop Thief" created an ebullient
furor last night at Powers Theatre."
Chicago Dally. News. See this play
Page theatre, Wednesday, May 2nd,
8:30. ' ' 32
Many members of the Elks lodge
will visit the lodge's picnic, grounds
north of the city a large part of to
morrow, to participate in the annual
cleanup of the grounds. '
For Rent A good piano for four
months. , H. ,G, . Launapach. ... Phone
646-R..: ... . . .. j s , . .tf
All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E, Main. - .
See the pearl bead display at special
prlcea in the window of the Medford
Centor Jewelry ' Shop- for. this week
only. 5 37
Two stories instead of one will be
added to the Grand hotel in Kosebarg.
The hotel Is under process of recon
struction, the interior is being refln-
lshed and stucco is being put on the
exterior. ; An. annex fivei stories
height is being constructed the walls
are to be reinforced with steel girders
to accommodate the two extra stories.
When completed the hotel will have
135 rooms. .- - ; - - -. - ..
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
Supply your baby's wants. .- Entire
stock of infants' wear on . sale 'at
Medford Center Store. ' ' - 32
Stop Thief." It was a performance
that won the audience from the outset
and kept it buBy with smlleB, laughter
a.nd applause." Washington, D. C.
Evening Star. . See the play. Page
Theatre, May 2nd.: '.;';. ; i 81
A large number ot . Ashland and
other people from but of town are ex
pected to attend the dance at the Pa
vilion tonight at which it is stated
that an innovation In dance music will
be Introduced when an unusual. Instru
ment for a dance orchestra will aug
ment Alford's Imperial orchestra.
Fine brown - bear rug - for sale,
mounting charges only.-f Bartlett's
Fur Shop.1 3C
i How Is this? Best quality baby
chick scratch $3.10 per hundred.' But
termilk egg mash 83.00 per hundred
while they last Watklns Feed Store.
Phone 289.-' s--,- : - 4i
Pearl -beads are being featured this
week ' at special low : prices ' at the
Medford Center Jewelry Shop. ; 37'
7 James Koehlor of the Klamath Falls
district is spending a few days In the
city on business.'
Rellners for fabric and cord tires.
Medford Vulcanizing Works.. tf
't Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat 92
t Music at the Shasta Sunday 6:30 to
9;:30'p. m., featuring Premier orches
tra. ' 1 1 ' 32
- Ronton Poole of the upper Apple-
gate was a business visitor in the city
Friday afternoon.
' See Brown for your Bhoes. 36'
' Do not buy an electric wasber until
we havo demonstrated the now May
tag tp you.' Crater Lake Hardware
Co. tf
Kayso, (d casein spreader) should
be used In your first spray, Guy W
Conner. Phone 04. - 35
' A man who says he is about 43 years
old, drifted into town Friday, pennl
less and scarcely able to walk. He was
lodged in the city jail until he Is In
shape to continue IiIb travels. He
states that he came from Iowa origin'
ally and that he has daughters living
In Ashland, Oregon and Battle Ground
Wash., but cannot remember all of
their names. It is a moBt plUCu) case.
uugene uuaru.
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat 32
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple
Btreot Phone 912-J., ,
Premier - orchestra plays . at , the
Shasta Sunday 6:80 to 9:30 p, m. . 32'
r There wore 12 cars of tourists cn
camped at the auto camp grounds last
night the most of whom ; -departed
early today' for. their destinations
north and south. - ' ' '
' Auto Insurance. Brown ft White.
. Brown does first class' shoo renew
ing. '.,'. f v . i ' ' ( ? i''S6
i Eat your chicken dinner nt tho
Shasta Sunday and hoar tho Premier
orchestra 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. . 32
The cast of the senior play, "Stop
Thlof," which is to be presonted at the
Page theatre next Wednesday evening
paraded the' streets late, yesterday
nfternoon led by the high school band
which turned out In full forco.
Eat' your dinner at Hotel .Medford
Sunday, ono dollar. ... 32
i We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insuranco Man. '
Big popcorn that wm pop big. throe
poundB for 25c whllo It lasts. Warner,
Wortman ft Gore's, v ' 33
Sunday nlehL nt the Pmslivlerlnn
church there will be a Sacred concert
by Mr. and Mrs. James II. Shearer,
who havo agreed to remain after thotr
Frldny night engagement and favor us
with a- second' concert. 1 Evory one
who hoard thom Friday night will
want to hear them again. Their own
deep dovotlonal nnd reverential spirit
together with tholr talents and nbll
lties in music makes a choice Insplra'
ttonol scrvlco. Every one is urged to
bo lu tholr seats promptly nt 8 p. ni.
as no ono will be seated during the
rendering of a number. Mrs. 8hearer
will also sing a solo at the morning
service ontltled "I Will Extol Thee, Oh
King." "Tho Mystery of the Ages"
will be the subject for tho aormon at
the morning service. Tho nialo quar
tet will sing also a number ontltled
The Riches of Ixivo In Christ Jesus."
Hotel Medford will son's a Dollar
Dlnnor again on Bunday. 82
Tea dansnnt at the Shasta from 3
to 5 Saturday with refinement and
good music. 31
Danco Jackson Hot Springs Sat 32
Mrs. L. B. Jones returned Thursday
from Oakland, Calif., where she had
been visiting tiiends for the. past
week or two. -
Brown says be has dress and work
shoes. - ! 36'
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf'
Mattresses, new and made over.
Tom Word, the department of Jus
tice agent and Joe Keller, investigator
of the Pacific Coast. Automobile asso
ciation, left yesterday afternoon by
auto Immediately the Jury In JiiBtlce
court returned the verdict of not
guilty on the pharge against Word.
Phone 104. ; 32 N. Grape. 66'
All the popular copyright books by
the best authors 80c ' Medford Book
Store... 32
' Field seed corn at WatklnB Feed
Store. .. j "i -
Reports that fishing Is good in
Rogue river above Dodge bridge and
at Gold Ray dam are prevalent among
Die . sportsmen- of , the community.
Steel heud and .cut-throat were plenti
ful above Dodge bridge yesterday and
were biting readily on spinner and fly
according to several fishermen, while
It Is stated by others that a big run of
salmon reached Gold Ray dam yes
terday. . . i - i -
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat. 32
Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
: .... ,.- . ... : . tf.
A Tegular dance at Fair Grounds
Pavilion- Saturday nite. Follow the
qrowds, you can't go wrong, . . 32'
, The Grants Posb Woman's club at
its regular meeting held, today in
Grants Pass Is entertaining Jackson
and Josephine county . pioneers : as
guests of the club, Judge Riddle, com
mander of the Oregon state soldiers'
home at Roseburg, was' scheduled to
give the address, knowing every foot
OT the trails and all the old familiar
landmarks his address was . expected
to be full of local interest-.-..., :
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Brown says shoe leather iB coming
up. ... : . . . 36
Alford and. bis Imperial, orchestra.
in latest dance hits. Sat, nite, Fair
Grounds Pavilion., Admission. $1,10. .
! ' 32.
I. Bm Walther and S. M. Bullis of. the
California-Oregon Power company de
parted this forenoon for-Xlrants Pass
and Wlldorville for the purpose of
Inspecting a new power line erected
by the company in that section.
Axmlnster, Brussels and Velvet
rugs cleaned like new. Best of refer
ences. Fluff Rug Works. Phone 610-M
". 33
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric. Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett.' . m . ,. tf
) Something new every Saturday
night, at the Fair Grounds Pavilion
dances. - We have a real surprise for
you this .week. . Como out and see for
yoursolf. , - - - . . 32
: Al Karaslck and Ted Tbye will meet
In a return wrestling match In Port.
land May 2. .. Thye wrestled Karaslck
a draw, in San Francisco last month,
: Brown says he is still renewing lots
of shoes. . : - 86
i Mother's Day is Sunday, May 13th
We . havo a beautiful assortment of
cards for the day.. Medford Book Store.
; 32'
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
sells 3 0x3 V4 tires for $8.50. , tf
Sidney 8. Smith, local, sportsman
states that he hooked a whale of
salmon, yesterday at Gold Ray and
fought the fish for about an hour with
out bringing him to the top of the
water, once. The fish finally made its
oscape aftor having tired htm to the
limit of his endurance. The . local
hunters and trappers' guides who have
hoard the story stato that they believe
Smith to have hooked one ot the ele
phantine enrp that inhabit the waters
noar the dam. The theory advanced
by his .fellow Sportsmen that the fish
was not a Balnion is an aspersion on
Mr. Smith's , fishing ability and is
given little credulity,
, When better automobiles are built,
quick will build them. . tf
Brown has 40 pair of ladles' oxfords
at $3.86 pair. '36
Kntlro stock of Roxy Ann garments
on Bale at Medford Centor Store. 32
Harold woods, local boy and a
Junior in electrical engineering at O,
C has recently, received the honor
ot being pledged to Scabard and
Blndo, the national honorary military
fraternity. Woods Is lieutenant this
year In tho motor transport 'depart
ment of the R. O. T. C.
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr, Co.
Boveral loads of ashes,, good - for
filler or walks, for the hauling. In rear
of Mall Tribune office. tf
" All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber.' Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
;Maln.
No rain had fnllon in tha city up friend.
untlr this afternoon in accordance
with the1 prediction of TOBtordny for
tpuay. " Howover, rain clouds throat-
lied most of the day; Fnlr wenthor is
predicted for- Sunday and a light to
heavy frost for tonight
Have your furs repaired now before
placing in storage. Bartlett Fur Shop.
'' ' - ' '' '36
Kayso, (A casein sproador). should
he used In your first spray. - Guy W.
ixmnor. rhono 64. 35
We can still furnish spray hose for
o cents per foot Crater Lake Hard-
are Co.' '-.- tf
Tha drill at the Trlgnnla oil well
had reached a dopth of 1975 feet last
Iglit, and It was confidently expected
that a depth of 2000 feet would be
reached by tonlsht
Thore's a busy Business Collego
in Medford. OWN.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber, i Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
Kaat Main. -
Drown says he has 50 pair of youths
shoes loft ot $3.35. 36
Improvement was noted todav In
the condition of Dr. J. J. Emnicns. who
Berlously 111 at tho Sacred Heart
hospital with pneumonia. It Is report-
that hn spent a comfortable night
last night considering the circum
stances, and has a fighting chanco for
recovery.
The last of the bonds of the Grants
Pass Irrigation district were certified
Frlda by tho state securities commis
sion. "Some doubt was felt as to the
disposition of the new commission
toward the local district but apparent
ly they were well satisfied as interest
has been guaranteed on the last $75,
000,00 says the Grants Pass Courier.
"This will be the last of the bonds to
be issued by the district."
j The Singer Shop has a Singer elec
tric sewing machine for $50. tf
Knights of Pythias attention! Don't
forget stag party at K. P. hall Monday
night 31
' Tako your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. . First class work and. prompt
service. .,.'.'' ' ' tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kubli departed
today for Klamath Falls accompanied
by their two children.. They will re
main there during the coming sum
mer.. Mr. Kubli had been In Klamath
Falls tor a month past and returned
recently to. make the trip back with
his family..; i, :, , ., .
Expert car washing and polishing.
Phone 73 apd "Little Rip" wiU call for
your car and deliver it when the Job is
finished. 33
Delightful . trip from Medford .to
Glendale. ? Chicken dinner 75c. Served
11 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sundays at Eldon
Hotel, Glendale. 32
Used cars at your own price. See
Corwln end of North Riverside avenue.
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PROS. ATTY JAY
MOVE DISMISSAL
OF WORD CHARGE
' On Tuesday1, May 1, the price Of
the preferred 'atock of the California
Oregon Power company will be ad
vanced. Considerably over half the
issue has been sold to date at tho
prcucnt price of $95; .' "',' .
, Officials of tho ,'Copco 'organiza
tion ' state' thht the raise ' ih, price Is
riecessnry to 'maintain the stock ' at
the price lovel 'of comparative hydro
electric securities elsewhere.
' The income from the sale of pre
ferred Btock will be ued to financo
the additions and betterments to tho
company's properties In the territory
served by Its transmission lines.
Among tho construction undertak
ings of the company, &b announced in
letter to the stockholders this
week, are: -
I The constrnctlon of n. 66.000-volt
transmission line in Klamath county,
running from Algoma north to Chllo-
quln; the construction of a suction
dredge to operate on Upper Klam
ath lake In connection with tho lake
regulation project of tho company;
tho reconstruction of the transmis
sion' lino from the Fall Creek Power
House to Yreka, a distance of thrity
six miles; and the completion of a
now line from Grants Pass to the
qunrry of the . Beaver Portland
ment company nt Wlldorville,
tnnce of thirteen ..miles.
Shortly, after the, Jury . in Justice
court here - yesterday ,1 afternoon
brought in the verdict of not guilty
against Tom Word,-. the department
of Justice agent.' assistant United
Stutes Attorney Thos. Magulre, who
defended ' Word at the hearing, ac
companied ' by District Attorney
Itliwlcs Moore, left for , Jacksonville
with the Intention of making a mo
tion in circuit court before Judge
Thomas to have the grand jury 'In
dictment, which-was returned against
Word by the grand Jury for the same
alleged offense,, dismissed.- ::'. ''.:!.
Attorney Magulre was unable to
see the Judge at once and after wait
ing for some time had to give up the
errand, as he was compelled to de
part fpr Portland on the early even
ing train to look' after some matters
there In United States court, prior to
leaving for Klamath Falls where he
will bo engaged in a court case next
week.- -.
However,, prior to departing, Mr.
Mauuire said that District Attorney
Moore, after further carefully looking
over all angles of the case would
himself make the motion for dismis
sal in a day or so. . .
'I regret that I was unable to ap
pear Tjefore Judge Thomas to make
this motion myself," said the federal
official. "The testimony given at
the hearing - against Word was
weak and unconvincing, based ' on
conjecture, and hearsay that any fair-
mipaea person, as I view it. could
see that there is no case as charged.
This, together With' other peculiai-
angles and the lapse " of several
months' time between the alleged of-
xense ana Deioro the complaint was
sworn out and served, and' the' fact
that tho prosecution, brought out all
its testimony at the Justlqo court
hearing, makes it seem absurd and
useless to subject the taxpayers of
Jackson county to, further expense in
bringing the same case to trial ih the
circuit court. ' ' ;
BOOTLEGGERS FORM
A PUIMEAGUE
SPOKANE, April 28. With the
reported purpose of increasing the
quality and maintaining the price of
bootleg liquor, Illicit dealers of
northwestern Btates are organizing
"ethical" bootleggers Into a protec
tive association, police here said to
day they had been Informed.
Dealers from the Canadian line to
Denver, east of the Cascade moun
tains, were said to be entering the
organization, which planned to en
force its standards by "tipping" of
ficials to activities . of "unethical"
bootleggers. '
F. & E. Theatr1
CENTRAL rOIXT
-Matinee Evory, Saturday ,2 . P. . M.
Kery Monday "COUNTRY;., STORE"
Saturday Matinee and
Evening
Paramount Picture
ALMA RUBENS ,
..... -. r. lu ..-'
"Find the Woman"
' Sunday and Monday -Gladys
Wulton in
, "A Second Hand Hose".,
Admission 10c-30c; Matinees 10c
OBITUARY
Co-
dls
CHAUTAUQUA MEETING
1 . '' AY,. EVENING
j A meeting , of all those interested
In this' year's chautduaua' Is to be
Held at" tho public library Monday
evening, April 30, ,7.30 o'clock. Mr,
Frank N. Mitchell, tho advance man,
representing the Elllson-Whlto poo
pip, will bo present. All guarantors.
ns well as those Interested generally
in the success of Chautauqua, are ex
pected to bo present.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
' Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c
and mall it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly, ' You will
receive In return a trial package con
taining Foloy's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder atdments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation,, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
! - " ' v ." ' "Adv.
r.
Benefit Social by Rebekahs
Ollva Robakah Lodge is givm
benefit social for the building fund of
the Children's Annex to the I. O. O. F.
Home, t Portland, , Monday evening,
April .30,. at the, Odd Follows hall.
There will bo dancing, social program
in; banquet room. Also booths with
various goodies to eati All Odd Fel
lows, Rebekahs are invited; bring: a
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REWARD ,
The School Board will pay a reward
of 125.00 for Information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who rifled " the
desks of the Medford High School on
or about Tuesday night, April 24th. All
information treated as confidential.
Phono, wrlto or see, Ruth Manning,
Socrotary, at High School. Phone 811,
! ' 32
' '
County Treasurer's Seventh Call for
' Current Expense Warrant
Stato of Oregon. County of Jackson.
Treasury Department Jacksonville.
Oregon, April 28, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds ou hand for the redemption
of all Current Kxpenso Fund Warrants
registered from April nth, 1923 to
April asth, 1923, both dates Inclusive.
Interest on tho above called War
rants rvasos on this the 2Sth doy of
April, 1923. A. C. WALKER.
Treasurer of Jnckson
32 Countv. Orecon.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR S.Vl.K Real estate Investment
that 12500 will hsnillei earns I40S
net per year, or 3307 more than the
same amount will learn at 4 percent
C. S. liuttorfield. . 81
WRIGHT Ida Wright died at
her home north of Medtprd on tfie
Pacific highway today from a com
plication of diseases, aged 62, yea,rs,
8 months, 2 days, she was a native
of Pennsylvania and had been a resi
dent of Medford for the pnst 12 years.
Sho leaves her husband, Legrand
Wright; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Grif
fiths, Hlbblng, Minn., Mrs. Myra Pike,
Owatotia, Mlnrt., and her niece, Mrs.
W.. K. Johnson, Forest Grove. Ore.,
who was at her bedside through her
last illness. Mrs. Wright was a mem
ber of the Baptist church. The fu
nsral Borvlees will bo hold at the Perl
Funeral Homo, Mondny at 2:30 p. m.
Rev. F. R. Leach officiating. Intor
ment in Jacksonville 'cemetery.
" Tomorrow
SUNDAY'S DINNER
at.
Hotel Medford
$1,00
: i a. , i ' K: :
Indian Relish
$1.00
Crab Cocktail
SOUPS
Chicken Gumbo Creole
Consomme, Royal
; ... CHOICE OP,
Sirloin Stenk, Mushroom Sauce
Chicken Fricassee, jardiniere
Ronst Prime Ribs of Beef an jus
Mashed or French Fried Potatoes
I Green Peas
. , , SALAD. ,
v Fresh' Asparagus, ..Mayonaise.
; DESSERT, CHOICE OF
; Rhubarb or Apple Pie
Chocolato. Eclair
Chocolate - or Vanilla Ice Cream
arid Cake ,
' , , Coffee, Tea or Milk .
We Servo the Best
$1.00
$1.00
Handicraft Shop.
, Hemstitching.
Buttons covered.
' Ptcotlng. "
3o por yard. '
Klghwt Qtiolltv Jwlry Repairing
uiunona Betting, wston
Xep&lrlntf
Satisfaction' Assured' In
i i quality and price.
Mall' us your wants.
MARTIN J. REDDY
NOT A SNAP :
BUT A GOOD BUY AT A
FAIR PRICE . .
35 acre bearing orchsrd, mostly pears
under Irrigation, Modern eight room!
bungalow and good out buildings. A I
tine homo and a paying business at!
120.000. Kasy torms. - I
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Owner, Vox 33, Mail Tribune, 1
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BRUCE PUTNAM GUEST ORGANIST
TONIGHT 7 O'CLOCK SHOW
Going Tonight
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Today and Tomorrow
12::to to 11:00 p. m.
7
Tomorrow Only
DUSTIN
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in "Iron to Gold'
2
- Adults 35c
Kiddies lOq
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HORSE SHOES!
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