Medford mail tribune., June 02, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

PAOfi TWO
w.nymr vtl tTiTbtnt?. wnroTrn. otoon. tt'-rpday. Trxr: !. my.'
deal and
Personal
Ktippne sportsiuen are joylul over
the rexlKnatlon of Hithurel W. l'rke
from Jhe suae name cQinmlsasion, .and.
reurd the move an a victory In their
flKht nKitinsl Governor Vlerce's poli
fies on fih und Kunie rnatlerH, it was
cxpteHHed today in local sport rlrclfs.
The fiKht to remove Dr. Price from the
Medford waif Still In the midst of a commission oh launched Inst fall at
heat wave a year aco today with a a nicotine; of the Oreuon State Knorts
ninxiinuin temperature of 102 decrees, menu' uKuoclatlnn in ICuuene. at which
the mtno as It was the previous day, UeelKiitcs from nil the local (tamo clul.s
which ot IB all the more nhinlfleant on tho stale voted unanimouMly for the
as the maximum yetrday was 4 de- removal of Dr. I'rloe, and to urea such
urees. M' -chimin from the present action upoft, the governor. ,othlnB
chilly and rainy weather Imcli seems was done by the governor, however.
yet in niKht of tho weather bureap, Kugeue (JuurU. . i I: ,
which predlctH probably occasional ' June Clearance Hale Odd naiikins,
showers and. an unsettled condition for staniped O. ,11. S. 10 and 16c. HandJ
today. Ten irioro hundreds of un Inch craft Hhop. i , ' 67
of rain fell yesterday. makliiK In all. T. II. Wells of Colton. Calif, left for
since jUSL- September, rainfall of his home in that city this morning af
20 15 Inches ' lter nuvJ"K spent seevral days In the
Orders taken for angel food and valley on business.
Runshine cako ut 76c each, at 737 V. 1 OrunKes, oruilKCs. 20c a dozen at Do
14th street. Phone It -I oi.Vne's. ' - ,
Tho preliminary hcarinK of Omar I The heaviest single day's rain for the
Murphy on the chni Be of manslaughter month of Juno since 1S8S. the year
in connection with his wife's death when the toklnn of rainfall measure
will hs-hekl in Judpe Taylor's court me. us was started, was recorded by
Thur.-itny -afternoon at 2 o'clock. Weather Observer Louis Dodge Mon-
l.aid br.rrcls Jl.oo apiece while they tiny morning, according to an an
last Peerless Hakery. 04 nouncemcnt made by Doclgo. One and
State Superintendent of Education "'lily hundredths of rain fell within
J. A. Churchill was the speaker at the a period of a few hours last evening.
Ashland chamber of commerce forum lolnging the total for tho day prncti
todnrJUr, Churchill discussed various 'ully up to the average rainfall for the
points of interest to Ashland people entire month. The average rainfall
relative to the newly established nor- tur Juno In Ashland is 1.3S Inchon, hut
mat aclmW-partlcularly touching upon r "'e "" severaj years, mis average
the sltii question and the purt of Ash
Expecteddo Lead
U.S. Girl Scouts
limd Iti thin (juestion.
BefOre you buy ttint prano see T-aun-BpncliJ
Ho can nave you money. Ho
UnoM-J pianos and In reliable, tf
With thfi eiKbty out of the stnto tour
ist cius rcKlfltered yesterday, tho
numhdr of such cars to be reKlHteroct
here if.' the local Htate traffic bureau
liaH not been reached, reeordB show
Awhland TIdlnKa.
I Fanryireumery butter 41c per lb.
Juhnson Produce Co. . f
I Mr. and Airs. 12. H. Fish or arrived
In tho city from' Portland UiHt eevuliiK
in visit friends and relatives at 1'hoe-
nix.
Ht. Alark'a Cuild will wive a card
WELL CONSIDERING
IN MENTAL TESTS
Mrs. Arthur O. Choate, NcW
York City, ' present vice presi
dent, is expected to be the next
mhtfonol president of the Girl
Scouts,
Tho city couneil will this evening
In thcb'hamber of Coinmorco building l"irty and apron sale Tliunfclay, June h,ild its flint meetinK of the month of
In 300j more than were reKitdered by at :;'JU ni- nt Ji. Alark pari-sn June, at which imu h routine and other
Juno Hit last year. - - . house. 03 . muni i)al bu.Hlu s will be up for con-
v e pay ror aniios ann bum uin - -
Cheapl Brown & White Agency, Inc. i f'nnada. who have been vlidtim? In the
I (f vntivy, it'll huh iiiuriiiiiK 11,1 i.ih yin-
PorWand people refflHterod at local w''"- other southern California
hotela'and who arrived yesterday In- ' PiitH. After Mr. and Airs. Iimalls
elude iir. and Airs. A. L. Gape. Air. and ''"mpleto the tour of the United SlaU's,
Mrs. ieff Tester, Mr. and Airs. H. which they are now making they !n
IJnrrirAin and Alisa Adtt Al. Turney. tcnl to bo to Iluly to upend several
The?Kalvatlon Artnv can heln some- I months.
Juno i learance waie i.imiten num.
luncheon
II. Jt, Iiialls and wife of Toronto,
one wfth your old cinthinff, shoes, fur
nltureJ etc' Phone35(i or kindly brinw
to half at 4th and ltartlett. (i7
A. l. Barton and wife were ntnon
the visitors irt the eity today from the
Phoenix district. ,
Kre4li salt water salmon. 20c lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
O. Harrison of Head, assistant
superior of Deschutes National for
est, is ui the city a few days on business
whilo fenrouto to tho KoroHt Dispatch
ers' niellnfr at Glide, Ore.
Marfelllnp 7Bc. 31 Sp.' Orange
street. f Phon6 655; "r ; ' 64
C. B. Barr Is home from Portland
whereho toolt -Mrs, Mae 12. Pope,
wldowjj of the late CI. M. Pope of the
fruit firm of D.ennls, Kimball & Pope,
who had been vlsltlnK MK and Aire.
Harr. iAIrs. Pope left Sunday for her
home In New york.
The"? frenuln'e everfast wash mate
rials uV the Handicraft Shop 07
Dr. find Mrs. J. D. Dubock of Port
end, Air. and Mrs. C. I.. Newman of
HalemAand K. V.nwdiiV.) Ut Hiynenif
Caniuii, week end Rtiests of Air. and
Mrs. Ralph Stewart,' have returned
home Airs. Dubock. mother of Airs.
Stewart, remained for a few weeks'
visit, fl'he visitors drove over the val
ley, Mil Sunday dinner at Union
Creek land wero delighted with the
sceneri" and also with the city.
Ouriwork stands every test. If you
nre in '-doubt come and nlve us 'a trial.
Mrs. TfowbrldKo, 90G Wost 10th. tf
Afrsji William Kwnrtz nnd son Ker
mith left for Kuffc.no Sunday to visit
her sister, Mrs. 7-f. IT." Tjonp.
Fresii salt wnter salmon. ' 20c lb.
Jnhnsqn Produce Co.
Pauic. iftownrd left Friday for Dia
mond Lake to join his brother, CJeorffe
1j. Holai4,'1n the manaffemeut of tho
Diamond ' lake government conces
sion, liM'luditiK the hotel, boats, flshhiK,
etc. lOiejfv.expecti a larger number of
visitors' than last season when they had
20,000 Jieopte there. Atr.-Howord has
been J resident of this county for 30
yeara.-i-a rants Pasa Courier.
Special nle on .single faced Red
Seal rdf'orda, while they last. Former
prlco il.2ur;.noy 7Co, Palmer Piano
Housei C'c - 67
C. Stlneef of Portland, nsslstant
peiioral passnKOr BRent of the South
ern l'Jclfic, arrived In tho city this
mornlilK to spnd a few days on. busi
ness, , . . ,
O. F. nnd Uebekah Ashland
lltlon plcturos $1.00 oach at
Studio. 717 N. Central. Stu
i from 1 to 5 p. m. or call
63
lind Mrs. CU C. Gill, who have
flHlttn Airs. J. Gill and family
epnrted for their homo
sideration.
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
While returning from a picnic Sun
day afternoon, Klton Waldron hadjthe
misfortune of running his auto into
tlie ditch five miles south of Ashland;
In order to avoid a collision with a
car driven by Floyd Whillock ho
swerved to one sido and by avoiding
the collision one of tho front wheels of
1. re
Convcn
Pal met'
dlo oi
828-n.f
Air.
lieen
f thirft city, depnrted f
n Oaljland, Calif., last
You (will have to hu
evenihK.
ber of linen and cotton
flitthu llonrlli-cirt Klin..
Out of town Oxonians ppendlnjr hls "l0l. cuuinK his car to
yesterdtiy In the city and registered at
local hotels, include O. H. Harrlman
and family of fiend, Air. nnd Airs. A. 1.
Vincent of Hood Itiveiv Air. and Airs.
I. White and Mr. and Mrs. P. Kobin
son of eVrona, H. C. Alorrls and fam
ily of Iteedsport, Homer Kronke and
Theodore VVixen of ltosebui-K. Air. find
Airs. C. it., lluchanan of Hlllsboro, 12.
C. Post of RiiKene, Air. and Airs. C. A.
I21dridKO of Newburtr,. Mr. and Airs.
George W. Hofstetter of Alullno and
W. H. Hofstetter of Atadrns, and Air.
and ;Mrs. S. G. Dempsio and family of
Astoria.
Why not employ a dressmaker of
experience and n putation Mrs.
iniwunuKB. vvn vv. minsireei. I n,,.,,,.!! . ,v
Mr. nn.1 Mr. P A tJ1,rUmhellfr' M'
Shasta SprlnRS and 'Dunsmulr Dcco- I
ration day. I
PlnnosI' See LaunspRch. f
.THVaUljlu.Mft finely club will
.h...h . Ji.J V. IX Carter
the last reKUlar meeting until next Oc
tober, arid the -dun'' will have the
pleasure of entertaining nil ex-members
now residing In Aledfnrd nnd a
few other Invited guests.
Tennis racquet restrlnelni?.. 208 So,
Central. Phone 1172. 70
Several members of tho victorious
Stanford track team returning from
Seattle on Sunday afternoon worn giv
en n Hiieelnl sttrht seolno- trln liirnmrli
tho Hoguo River vnlley. They wero ta- j,lol,Ke-
ken off tho "Shasta" at Grants Pass
by Messrs. P. O. Crawford. Donald
McKee. It. K. Jlackott and J. F. Par
tridge, representing the Stanford club
of southern Oregon, and wero con
ducted to waiting automobiles, which
completely turn over only to right It
self astride a barb wire fence. Air. Wall,
drnn and sister, who were tho only oc
cupants, were not seriously Injured,
but were considerably shaken up and
bruised.
Columbia plaster wall board. ' Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. '
Aliss Ora Cox, principal of tho Lin
coln school, left today for Jtu.shncll,
III., where she will spend her vacation
vith her parents.
.Have you tried thatlET mllk"silake'
at DeVoe's? ' '
People from Washington registered
at local hotels include Airs. Jerome
Child, nnd Air.
ind Airs. It. Aliller of Spokane, Airs. J.
C. raichnn, D. 12. Jlelter and daughter
of Tacoma, Air. and Airs. W. W. ltone
ft Longvlow, Allbs Klsie Galloway, J.
Rnmhold, J3otty Ram bold, Mr. and
and Air. nnd Airs; T.
11, J,Jrew of Seattle, i
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. lJrown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
i Thomas Vint, landscape architect for
national parks, is here on business with
Colonel Thomson of Crater Lake Na
tional park.
Ht. Mark's Guild will give a card
party nnd apron sale Thursday, June
4, at 2:1)0 p. m. at St. Murk's purlsh
63
Dr. nnd Airs. C. J. Spats left this
morning for Omaha, where the doctor
will hold examiuutions for the medical
graduates of the i; niversity of Ne
braska and Creighton university. The
.doctor is president of tho Nebraska
It W a remarkaoly good thing
that tho Volstoafi act was in effect
and that bootleggers are ho scarce,
as .Medford people are still sober to
day very much so following the
Akoholus stunt given at the Crate
rian theater last night by the Crater
club as nn adjunct to the regular
film performance.
Akoholus, whoso Identity is un
known except- that he is" one of the
big guns of the Crater club, was
spndldly all right himself and
looked fetchingly cute and beautiful
in a made-up face, which Is a big
improvement over his everyday one,
and a zouave Shriner-like costume.
But this witty gentleman of mys
tery with uncanny knowledge was
greatly handicapped by the fact that
a number of Craters acted as ushers,
thereby spoiling the natural beauty
of the handsome theater, and the
comfort of tho audience. It must be
admitted though that their presence
lent an added atmosphere of mystery.
as most of the audience kept won
dering why they should be allowed
to pcramulate thru the lobby and
down the aisles occasionally, let
alone exist. Perhaps they would h.ave
looked better in tights.
Then, too, Alcoholus was further
handicapped, partly by the fact that
due to recent rainy weather here
abouts, and partly duo to tho fact
that It was a bum piece of glass, his
crystal kept cjoudlng up. This
cloudiness was in special evidence
whenever the gloriously ralmented
gink's Crater prompter standing be
hind the scenery In his rear and
reudlng to him the (iiiestlons, etc
began to stutter and could not be
understood. '
Alcoholus furnished a lot of mys
tery and laughs for the audience, by
his rapid fire wit and satlro, assisted
by that of his prompter, with the
answers given to the many ques
tions submitted in writing as tho as
semblage went into the theater.
The Craters realized a nice sum
through this net toward the estab
lishment of decorative arches at the
main entrance roads into tho city,
The Crnter club qurletsang several
well received numbem and received a
iig hand ns Is always the case when
the four songsters get together on the
barber shop chords."
transported them to Ashland. The pi- ' Examining board and spends
turesque nuto ride of nearly 50 miles
through tho valley was tho subject of
much favorable comment by tho vis
itors. Wednesday Special Lace 8c a yard,
suitable for bedspreads, pHlow cases
and dresser scarfs. 62
Sixty-seven cars were registered at
Alerrlck's Alotor Inn yesterday with
none representing any far eastern or
southern state.
Lnunspach Piano Store now opon
for business at ill W. Alain. Opposite
Itialto theater. Successor to Root Alu
slo Co. tf
Jackson county veterans of the 6fth
Artillery, Oregon's regiment in France
(luring tho world war. will be interest
ed in learning that the annual reunion
of the organization will be held Satur
day night, June 6th, at the Alultuomah
hotel In Portland. Many Aledford boys
wero ni tnis regiment. A fine pro
your sjare of those 20c oranges nt De
Voe's. l tf
Amofng the Cellfornlnns registered
nt local hotels are Air. and Airs. W. 12.
HtiRtoif Atrs. A. H. Pratt, Air. and Airs..
John Weber nnd Kltuer C. Weber of
Los Articles, Air. and Airs. C W. Her
vrick. Al.D. Mnrton of Long Itoaeh, Mr.
and AlVs. H. L. Lincoln. Airs. A. W.
Green. .Air. and Airs. W. C. Phllleger,
Air. nnf Airs. W. A. Hartman and Har
ry Duiitnn of San Francisco. Air. nnd
Mrs. cj F. Alurray of Livingston. Air.
nnd Alrts. O. A. Young. C. C and W. A.
Allen njf Lindsay and Air. nnd Airs. O.
fi. Knojt of'FUIIorton.
Junor Clearance Sale 45 Inch lunch
cloths Vnd napkins, fl.l'N. 3d inch
lunch Cloths and napkins 79c. Handi
craft Shop. t;7
A lago supply of fresh vegetables
were sold nt the busy public market
this morning, besides many crates of
berries and other farm produco.
Columbia plaster wail board. Call
for prices.' Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
Af!B!f""Roae Felton arrived hero last
Friday from Crawford, Neb., to visit
Wltftf her sister. Alrn. Hon Tllley. at
11 1 S W. 9th street. Ainu Rose has
many fiiends In the city, having at
tended cHioI here four years ago. she
will also vfsit her itnclo, Mr. Charles
Itamoy. 'nt Hatsop, Wash., for a short
liin during tho summer.
L R. eggs nv De job'b. it
rry if you got gram has been arranged and this year's
reunion will be attended by 6.1th vet
erans from all parts of the coast. Vet
erans from this section planning to at
tend, should notify Harold Say. Aln
rine wditor of tho Portland Telegram.
The reunion program starts With a
banquet at the Alultuomah, and will be
followed by a program presented by
members of the outfit.
Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb.
Johnson Produco Co.
Among the tourists and others stop
ping at local hotels from a distance arc
Mr. and Airs. F. F. Murray of Reno,
Nov., Air. and Airs. Lockhart of Van
couver, It. C. Genevieve May, Kthel
Fisher. Roy Lester. Dennis J. White
and T. II. Spooner of Chicago. A. An
derson of Syracuse. X. Y.. and the fol.
lowing from New York City: Airs. J.
R. Greenhut, Aliss Fanny V, Green
hut. William J. Kvans, Mrs. L. Galley
and Airs. Itlanch Pcrsch.
Used plnno for rale nt a bargain.
Noel I2rsklne. Phono 729-W. 69
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Johnson
are in Portland this week where Dr.
Johnson is attending the meeting of
the Oregon State Dental society.
Special summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Hoguo river canyon, ttn beamy and
historical Interest, furnished tho topic
for an article by Dr. Warren D. Smith
of tho University of Oregon, in Sun
day's Oregonlan. The history of Rogue
river includes some of tho glamor of
Mrnd Mr. 12. O. Hrewstor of Santa tho forty-nlncrs, for many from Call
Crusg. Calif., who had been visiting foi n la came into southern Oregon to
Air. -unQ Mrs. C. H. Corey, left Alon- seekgold.
m. Marks Guild will givo a card
n- and apron sale Thursday. June
day by nuto for th cast. Roth faml
lies lormeriy nven ai i in warn iiirc,
part of his summers in Aledford look
Ing after his pear orchards In Fern
valley and Talent.
Hemstitching Sc a yard. Tho Van
ity Shop. Bartlett and Alain. tf
The next big feature picture attrac
tion at Hunt's Craterian will bo
Aladamo Sans Gene." with Gloria
Swanson (now the Alarquaiso do Fal
alse) In the title role. The picture
star's work in the famous French piny
compares with that of Rejane. Simone
nnd other immortals who have essayed
the role on . tho speaking stage.
"ATadame Sans Goii.e" shows the mo
tion picture coining into Its own. ,R'is
undoubtedly the groatest picture Glo
ria has ever made. In fact, it is one
of the greatest pictures anybody ever
made. (
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lnwn work, phone 012-J, Samuel
linteniau. tf
Oranges, oranges, 20c a dozen at De
Voo's. tf
OBITUARY
TAUCNT I'-unnrnl services for tho
Into Mnrtlin Ann Talent, nsetl 86 years
2 months I'S days, mother of Mrs '.N. J.
llenilrleUson of Victoria, n. C. Mrs.
K. Outmnn of Meilforil, J. O. Talent
of HrowtiBvlUe, Ore.: Charles V. Tnlont
of ('.Hints l'ass anil Mrs. J. D. lleeson
of MiMlfonl, will bo condnrtecl Wednes
day. June 3. ut 3 I'. M. from the
("oncer Funeral l'nrlovs. with Inter
ment In Ashland cemetery.
McGlNNIS Ixnilse McGlnnls died
at the hnine of her parents, Mr. anil
Mis. Charles M. Mclilnnis, Juno- 2;
sister of Warren nnd Alva Mctilnnis
of Medford. Remains nre nt the
Conner Kunernl Tnt'lors. Notice of
funeral lator.
It. A. M.
Crater Lake Chnpter No.
Special convocation
Tuesday. 8 p. in.. Juno 2nd.
lloyn 1 Arch dcKree. Re
freshments served. Visit
ors welcome. A. F. N'OTll, Secy.
61
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
vi.:ir-.l tiood rcllahle younK or
niuiuie used mnn for store jamto
work. KusM-ll's Inc. . 64
.Mliili., In-fore ninvltiK to the const. , ' 1,1 - P at M. Murk's p;ulli
Have your hrass nnd nluiiilnuiT house.
rnstJiiKS made nt Kaitle Ilrnss Fntin-I Columbia, plaster wall oonr.l Call.
dryABhland, Ore. ifo Obertn street. J for prices. Wallavt Woood Lumber
Foi: fAI.F. ll.-ifcr
ii.s..-r:-.
calves. Phone
'olt SAI.i: -Choice reddeucc lot on
pa ved st rcet . ( v nor, M r. Knohi
Kay, 1104 W. Main St. Phone 04-Y.
aor, t.. chak inun of the executive
committee during tho piQeding blc
nlum, . ' ' . ,
After reporting the activity of her
committee in behalf of legislation en
dorsed two years ago. Airs. Davis rec
ommended that, In addition to contin
uing .to sponsor six projects alrenfc'
endorsed that the federation add to the
program endorsement of tho Alerritt
'misbranding bilf" now 9 pending In!
ongross and of legislation to dUrnify !
tho position of the American house-1
wife and place her Industrially under I
the proper classification in the United j
States cepsus.
The Alerritt bill is recommended In '
preference to theCapper "truth in fab-
ric measure. ,
Tho re-endorsement program recom- 1
mended by Airs. Davis seeks United t
States participation in the internatlon-
al court of justice; law enforcement; !
education bill which provides for the'
addition of a secretary of education to ;
the president's cabinet; an Intensive
campaign of education on the child
labor amendment and certain of child
labor laws in the state with a view to
strengthening them; uniform marriage
and divorce law; and opposition to the
aqual rights amendment and th
Wadsworth-Garrelt amendment.
Communistic activities among school
children of the United States were
scored In a resolution presented to the
council. The resolution urged an in
vestigation of soviet propaganda
among young Americans. !
SOVIET ACTIVITY
SCORED BY CLUBS
WRST BADKN. Ind.. June 2. (A.
P.) An ambitious executive program
for. the next two years was read today
to the biennial council of the Federa
tion of Women's clubs in convention
here by Airs. Gilbert Davis of Wind-
11
You Can Get Most
Any Old Thing, at
DEVOE'S
3 Most Any Old Time.
Always Room to Park
Your' Car.
436 W. Main Ph. 122-R
urlm
Sprays
and
Sprayers
You'll find our stocks
of sprays for every gar
den pest complete with
Lime-Sulphur
Lead Arsenate
Bordeaux
Nico-Dusts
Melrosirie
Black Leaf
and others.
In Convenient
Garden Sizes
Start early to frght
;arden, pests and your
work will be easier and
more effective.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed.Co.
I
"Hear thou, -my son, and be wise,
and guide- thine heart in tho way.
lie not among winebibbers, among
riotous tasters of flesh. For the
drunkard and glutton shall come to
poverty, and drowsiness shall clothe a
man with rags." Proverbs 23: 1 !)-J 1 .
ICK WOMEN
SHOULD BE
Letters Like This Prove the, Reli
ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Turtle Lake, Wisconsin. " I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound lor weakness,
backache and ner
vousness. I had
these troubles .for
years and had taken
other medicines for
them, but I have
found no medicine so
good as tho Vegeta
ble Compound and I
recommend it to my
friends who have
troubles similar to
mine. I saw it ad-
verusea ana rnought I would try it and
it has helped me m all my troubles. ' ' I
have had six children and I have taken
the Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound before each one was bom, for
weakness, vomiting, poor appetite and
backache, and again after childbirth be
cause of dizzy headaches, it is a good
medicino for it always helps me. I have
also taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver
Pills for the last eight years for con
stipation. " Mrs. Mabel La Point,
K. R D. No. 1, Turtle Lake, Wisconsin.
In a recent canvass, 98 out of every
100 women say they were benefited by
taking Lydia E. Pinkham'3 Vegetable
Compound. .
I Hil "BilT 1W Wi
DO YOU
EVER
Double?
Do yQu.ever see doublet .
Does "concent rating''
upon print cause your'
eyes to smart or burnt '
Do you close them wear
ily after reading for
half an hour or so?
Come to us and we will
furnish yon with a pa:r
of glasses that will rem
edy the defect
DYEKB
HATTER
CLEANERS
PLEATERS
Phone 141
23 N. Fir St.
.HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
nr.... r i -
I ni.ii ii esi-s luuuu uvi'r
I Furniture Upholstered
30-32 N. Grape. Phone
104
Two Performances:
Evenings, 7 and 9
Adults - 50c
Kiddies
25c
Come Early
Stay Late!
ANOTHER GOOD BILL
TONIGHT
Orpheum Jr.
Advanced Vaudeville
in
Presentation of Song, Dance
:, and Comedy
Featuring
COMMENCING
J TOMORROW
(4 Days Showing)
GLORIOUS
GLORIA
SWANSON
In ;
"MADAME
SANS GENE"
A Romantio
Drama Beyond
Compare, Filmed
In France.
A Photoplay of
Beauty and Art
Showing Film
dom's Brightest
Star at Her Best
In a Wealth of
Parisian Gowns
and Creations.
GirlKl
DAINTIES OP 1925
In
M-lody and Terpsichore
Up-tothe-Minute Revue
Golfgig!
HARVEY, HENEY AND GRAYCE
in
"BRASSIES AND BRASS"
A Musical' Oddity With Fun on the Links!
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HERSCHEL TflAYALL & CO.
In
"HER MIDNIGHT VISITORS"
Thrills and Laughterl
Vocal!
LOUIS LONDON
in
CHARACTER SONG STUDIES
Wonder Dog!
MIKE, CARMEN AND NICKY
Humorous Novelty Introducing
Vaudeville's Cleverest Canine
"TOPICS OF THE DAY" GOOD COMEDY
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA,
F. Wilson Waite, Director
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HUNT'S CRATERIAN
MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 8TH
'LOUIS 0. MACLO0N Presents
' ' The World's Transcendent Star ,
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nd the Entire Original Company That Presented the Immortal
Romance One Hundred and Seventy-Four Times In New York.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW! Make checks or money orders
payable to Hunt's Craterian. Enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope
to insure safe return. PRICES, INCLUDING WAR TAX: Lower Floor,
first 18 rows, $3.30; next 6 rows, $2.75; balance, $2.20. Balcony, first 2
rows, $2.20; balanco $1.10.
BOX OFFICE SALE, THURSDAY, 12 O'CLOCK, JUNE 4TH
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual install
ment (one-twentieth) and interest on paving, sewer and water
main assessments upon all properties for which application was
made to extend time of payment, will be due and payable at
the office of the city treasurer June 1, 1925, and will be delin
quent after thirty (30) days from said date, and shall bear
a penalty of five (5) per cent upon the amouni of such delin
quency. Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency,, to
gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with
Section 148 of the City Charter.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 29th day of May, 1925.
H. J. BERRIAN,
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon.
BARGAIN
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