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I People from f'iillfnrnju ro;lwterMl K. I,. Ilui;h halter. iiyntHtunt Bi-ncrul
at local hotflK Include Mr. and Mm. T. iiianaj;er Southern Pacific llne, mm
H. Grenwell of Comuton, Mrn. JU. F. ed throuKh Med ford wtily. this morn-
Peternon und fulmly of iJerkeley, Mr.
and A!t-H. Geo. C. Koch of Hun Jose,
Mr. and Mm. Cieo. 10. Ferguson, Mr.
nil Mrs. A. J I. Wadding-ton, Mr. und
diH. Cieo. K. 'Gilbert, Mr. and Mm. G.
Thti le:nl time for filing cnnrtidii- il. Hn Mr. und Mm. C. I. Perry, Mr.
clea for school dlroctor to he voted
at the school district election next
Monday, tu tmccecd Dr. I. D. Phipim,
whoue term expires, ends ut B p. in. to
day. Only two candidacies have been
filed so far, those of Dr. O. J. Johnson
uml Kmil .Mohr, hut it was rumored
and Mm. O. A. lihody, Mr. and Mm.
S. JJarton, and Miss Kdith Sumner of
J,o Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. I ..u Favor of
Ing en route north to inspect the 1'oQ
land division of the ririt'-oad.
I Many Medford people motored to
Ashland yesterday to visit Khi mers
passing through t$he valley on the
many special trains stopping In that
city for the customary 20 minutes. In
cluded among those from this city
wore Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Folger. who
tun ywood. Mm. A. c. iiates, Mrs. had frlen(l8 aboard the various trains.
Muinerroru i'uies, Mr. mm Airs. Jus
COiLE REMARRIED
ON SHRINE TRAIN
A novel eveht. of social interest
in Khrinedom was the marriage, or
rather the second marriage, or pos
iiuuiiiiuni i uii'Bi nil. uimi ium. una, . . , icuivi inv ncvunu Iljlll I JtlKU, JT uo
Hlchnl.-n. .flr. uml Air,, . A. Louie ' ,"'" lUly a bettor emiresslon would be
t.. ,,,i t.. t i,i. k.. irom leuioru in I'oriiano iasi wvuk. ,.,
the remarriage last Saturday after-
that petitions, were being circulated and Mrs. 15. Jtille of San Francisco,1 Three more army trucks and one noon on th(J arrlvai of tne 8pecial
this afternoon asking another well Mrs. F. Manzey of Montague, Mrs. Jf. trailer "arrived in the city by freight tmin bearing oasis temple. Charles
known citizen, who has consented, to O. Mactlen and Mr. and Mm. it. C. tmin this forewon. These titcks will j toni x c northward from tne
. make the run.
- Before you buy that prano see Laun
spach. He can save you money. Ho
knows pianos and is reliable. tf
Make your appointment early, Wed
nesday bargain day at.Kmnia C'line's
Hhop. Shampoos, mui-relling and fa
cials nt reduced prices. I'hone 4 " 4 .
ex
Ninety-fivo of of the state cars were! Iouis Pankcy and vife of Sprague
registered here Sunday by the local . Kiver, Klamath county, are visiting
Storey o Sacramento.
Oranges, oranges, 20c a dozen at De
Voe's. tf
Jack.sfn Hot Springs. Informal din
ner dance Thursday night, June 11th.
Dinner and dance $1.50. No cover
charge with dinner. Good music and
specialties. . Tables may. he reserved
by telephone. G7
"7 ," , Ul" re'-llu" "lv , Shrine
.aiionai uuitru encampment ai tump
state registration traffic bureau, rep
resenting a number of states.
To any organization planning any
entertainment for the National Guard,
please confer with V. W. Walker,
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
no that such entertainment can be
printed in the official program which
goes to the printer on Monday morn
ing. 67
Art dyeing, Batik knot, tie nnd
Rhode dyeing. Jane Snodicor. Also
fabric painting. 3 N. Bartlett.
Dr. B. R. Klllott and Dr. R. R. John
fion and Dr. and Mm. H. E. Murphy
have returned from attending the state
convention of dentists in Portland.
Emma Cllnc's Shop anniversary
week, Juno Sth to Kith. Call nnd get
one of our beautiful gifts for ladies.
Jackson commencing next Friday and
lasting until June 25th.
Among the out of town Oregonians
who arrived here Sunday for short
stays in the city are Mr. and rMs. Kd
ward Trintle and K. K. Morrison of
Kugene, Mr. and Mm. W. K. Turel of
Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fryo and
children of Marshfield, Miss Helen
Fuller of Salem, Albert 15. Stewett and
wife and John Copeland of Klamnlh
Fails, H. C Rasmussen of Junction
City and Geo. C. Donis of Cleveland.
Charles Kroger, sanitary Inspector
friends and relatives in Jackson and
Josephine counties. Mr. Pun key, who
is engaged In the stock business, re
ports tliis year Is the best one for the
cattle business that the Klamath
country has experienced for some time of Anna-Springs camp. Crater National
pant. park, who haH been spending the win-
Fresh salmon eggs for Bale. John- Uer ut Prospect, arrived in the city
son Produce Co. tf yesterday, to remain until the latter
We pay for ashes and sell dirt I It of this month when he will "leave
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. !for the Pa,k to take UP nlfl official du-
tf ties for the season.
Joe Gorman of Portland and Grants I Ono hundred and thirty-five enrs
Pass, and Tod Morgan, Pacific coast stopped at Merrick's Motor Inn during
featherweight champion are matched the Pant two days, with New York the
to meet in a 10 round contest ta 128,iost distant represented,
pounds at Oakland, Calif., next Wed- Tom Brown of Appiegate received
nesduy nluht. .two prizes for his work as night ed-
Fancy creamery butter 43c. per lb. i
Hor on the Barometer, the O. A. O.
daily paper. The awards were given
Uj j to the day and night editors who sue.'
i ciruiMi in
convention at Los Angeles.
The train stopped at Ashland thirty
jninutes specifically for this purpose.
Announcements reading ns follows
and signed by "Bill Pierce and Geo.
'Hummell, Parents." had been sent
to all members of the party travel
ing with the happy couple on the
special train:
"Vou are cordially Invited to at
tend the re-marriage of our daugh
ter, Nell Bozeman, to Ed Gurley,
Eb(.i at Ashland, Oregon, Juno Gth,
mG. A reception will follow Im
mediately in the club car. All pres
ents will be appreciated by both
families, nnd a good time will be
had by till."
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EIJGEXBi Ore.. June 8. Mis. W.
Sohlmun Wns aceiilwit.-Ulv shot ut her
cettlnif, the paper to press home nt Junction City yesterday by
enrllest. Mr. J-Jrown was prnfluutert ner son. who had just returned from a
from the enlleKe, in the . school of t brief hunting trip. According to the
commerce, today. I story, Theodore thought that the safe-
Mrs. T. A. I'.li-kerstnff, formerly Miss y catch was on, but the .22 caliber
Patricia Maschke, and daughtcV, (ilo- .'lflo was discharged, the bullet strlk
rla Ann, arrived In the city this morn- j his mother in the right thigh.
Ing from Miss Vulley, Calif., to visit I Though she lost a good deal of blood
relatives for the coming month. rMs. on her way to the hospital here, it was
ilckorstaff has been ill for some tune s"iu mis morning that rhc was recov-
Johnson l'roduce Co.
l'Ycb, salt water salmon
Johnson Produce Cn. tM
Eggs wanted, 28c dozen. Johnson I Proposed removal of Mnfleld college
Produce Co. tf , front McMinnville to Portland Is op-
Joseplilne Tlartzoll of Medford play- Posed by a large majority of the nap
od the loading role In a one-act play, churches In I ho northwest, de-
"Tho ileau of ISath," given recently by claaes f. S. Hurt of Corvallis, chairman
the advanced class In a community o( 'he Oregon Haptlst stale convon
drama ut the O. A. C. Each term the Hons committee. A total of 43 Uaptiat
class prosents a program of three ono- churches In Oregon voted ugalnst the
act piays. miss iiurizei , a junior ini""" nm.t, unit m uqi uiuuuun . Rt.ini- inQM.
. i., ... n 1.1,1 seven Pnnlnn.i rnn.r.mti.,.. The laat. "! " W" he interesting to her eiing nicely.
sorority. ' ,McMinnvllle Chamber of Commort.e ! ninny friends to know that she is on
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt "" made the college an offer of $25,
Cheap. Urown & Whlto Agency, Inc. Iuu0 toward a flSu.000 administration
tf. jliulldlnif, if the college remains in that
Eggs wanted, 28c dozen. Johnson c"y. Among the Oregon churches
Pr"duco Co. , tfvotl"e against the removal nro the
Among tourists and others from a Ashland nnd Grants Pass churches.
June clearance Hale Mmlted num
ber of linen andw cotton luncheon
cloths. Handicraft Shop. 67
Pianos! See Launspach. t
fipecinl summer prices' on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
George P. Longwell, assistant rab
12 ENTOMBED I
BY EXPLOSION !
IN COAL ill
STUI1GIS, Ky., June 8. (A. P.)
Twelve or thirteen 'men were en
tombed by a gas explosion in a West
Kentucky Coal company's mine No.
9 here today, B. E. Jenkins, vice
president of the company said. Seven
were negroes. An accurate check,
he said, was impossible because some
of the men who had buen working in
the mine, had joined tho rescue crew
seeking to effect an entrance into
tho wrecked section.
The explosion damaged only en
tries No. 1 and No. 2, Jenkins said.
The fate of the men working beyond
the blast are could not be deter
mined. Asked if a recheck by W. L. "Wil
liams, purchasing agent for the com
pany that only six men were en
tombed, had been verified, Jenkins
said that mine officials believed at
least twelve men were underground.
"The explosion was purely local,"
he Enid, "it was a gas blast und
affected only two entries."
About 130 men were underground
when the blast occurred, he said.
The estimate of 130 men agreed with
a recheck made by Williams.
The men undergrqund were thought
to have been 400 feet or more from
the section most severely damaged
by the blast.
distance at tho local hotels, who ar
rived Sunday, nre T. E. Merrltt of
Akron, Ohio, D. E. landson and J. F.
Avery of Detroit, Mr. and rMs. II. J.
Leake and Opal White of Chicago, and
Margaret Crurnlay of Itobb, Okla.
You will have to hurry if. you get
your share of those 20c oranges at Do I,an of Medlnnh Temple of Chicago.
Voe's. tf j His-, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tho Salvation Army can help some-I W", Spilver. D20 Hamilton street,
one with your old clothing, shoes, fur- Mr. Longwell joined tho party ugaln
nlture, etc. Phone 366 or kindly bring as Medlnnh. temple special trains pass
to hall at 4th and Hartlett. 67 .ed through Medford Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllinm Klncart of' The Portland Journal of yesterday
Marshfield arrived in tho city yester- contained a two column cut of the lo
duy to spend several days on husi- 0111 American Legion drum corps in the
noss, nnd If conditions nro satisfactory formation of that organization ap
thoy Intend to locate in the city per- Pnred in the Decoration Day parade
tnanently. - ' ' Accompanying the picture was a des-
Fresh salt water salmon. ZT,ti lb. uription of the corps.
Johnson Produce Co. - . -j'ui ': Volumbianlojit or .wall .board. Call
.Marcelling 75c. 31
street. Phono 655.
Tho regular meeting
Post, American Legion,
So. Orange "r prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
76 Yard; ' '
of Medford Tennis racquet restilnglng. 208 So.
will be held Central. Phono 1172. 70
Tuosday at 7:30 p. in. at the Armory, I A.' D. Wick of the Portland South-
and all members aro nsked to be pres- rn Pacific office ts spending several
ont so details for the 49 Daya show Anyn In Ashland assisting in the move-
will bo reported. All committeemen ment or the special Shrine trains.
are especially requosted to bo present
und have complete plans far their
committees. A large attendance Is
expected as there will be plenty for
everybody to do at the big show.
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. tf
Special sale on singla faced Hod
Seal rocords, while they last. Former
price $1.25, now 75c. Palmer Piano
House. G7
G. W. Luce, traffic director of the
Southern Pacific hues, pussed through
tho city this forenoon on routo north
In his business car,. Berkeley.
Do not forget tho dinner dance, at
Jackson Mot Springs, Thursday night,
June 11th. 70
j-aunspacn Piano store now open
for business at 1 1 1 W. Main. Opposite
Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu
sic Co. tf
Fancy crenmery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produco Co. (
C. F. Hawkins, stato rrepreaenta
tlve for Champion spark plugs, is
spending a few days In the, city trans
acting business.
Used piano for rale at a bargain.
Noel Krskino. Phono 720-W. 69
.Have you tried that big milk shake
at DoVoo's?
Columbia plaster wall board Call
for prices. .Wallace Woood .Lumber
yard.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Harrison aro ex-
Tho opening of the formal dinner Pfcted home today from Sandusky,
dances at Jackson Hot Springs will ho Ohio, where the remains of Mrs. Da
put forward one week, Thursday, June vis. mother, of Mrs. Harrison, were
lilh. 68 .taken
Hemstitching, buttons, covered at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
ITemstitchfns bc a yard. The Van
ity Shop. Ilartlott nnd Main. tf
Tourisls from every state in the
union, with the exception of Delaware,
Tho state bonus commission has ap
proved applications for loans submit
ted by several veterans of the Spanish
American war. Approval of these loans
was made under a law enacted at the
last session of tho legislature extending
, ' benefits of the date relief act to par- I Georgia, Now Hampshire nnd Ten
MloiiiuiiU In the Spanish-American con- nessoo, and from the territories of Al-
flirt. aska and Hawaii, registered In Oregon
Minn Margaret Van Sooyoc will re- during May. according to the secre
celve pupils for tutoring during tho lary of stnto. There were 45 rogis-
j- summer vacation. , jnono oyj-j. yz,1iiis irom (annua, b from Hawaii,
j'jj rrefih na.lt water salmon. 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Mrs. M. A. O'Neil and Mr. nnd Mrs.
I' - Lyle O. Fear are anion;; the Portland
' 1 visitors In tho city who nrrived Sun
day. llavo your brass nnd aluminum
castings made at Kagle Nrass Foun
jl dry, Ashland, Ore. 140 Obcrlln street.
07
The genuine evcrfast wash mate
rials at the Handicraft Shop. 67
; Justice Radley of Pandon, who last
year acquired a considerable reputa
tion for his zeal In enforcing the ti-af-
' lie Jaws, . was arrested . recently for
npeeriUig, .pleaded guilty and was fin
ed t&
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
June Clearance Sale Odd napkins,
stamped O. H. 8. 10 and 16c. Handi
craft Shop. 67
Of tho 406 .regularly enrolled se
niors who received degrees from the
O. A. C-at today's commencement, .6
' nro' Portland studonts.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produco Co.
Do not forget tho dinner dance nt
' Jackson oHt Springs. Thursday night.
( Juno 11th. 70
F. K. Smith nnd family of Ileon. X.
1Y., who nre touring thi coirtlnent by
, nutomSblle, nre spending a few days
. ' In the city visiting.
I June Clearance Sale 45 Inch lunch
I : elotha nnd napkins. $1.29. S' Inch
' lunch cloths and napkins 79c. llandl
craft shop. , 67
Charley Thrown of Pressor, Wjsb., Is
1 the new nW.rmnrlst at Heath ? lung
store. Mr. Hrown Is n graduate of the metropolis. Mn
.. state school of pharmacy. I !' rc.ii.lcd at Hi
2 from Alaska, 10 from Florida. 3!l
from Texas, 3 from Maine and 3 from
Connecticut. Tho total registration
of non-resident motorists 111 Oregon
for May was 6167. while tho total for
the five months, January 1 to May 31,
was 14.(133. The Ashland statlun hud
the highest number of non-resident
registrations for -May and the five
mouths period from January 1, with
170(1 and 3SD3 respectively.
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phono 91J-J, Samuel
Patcnum. tf
H. I. U. eggs nv Df.oe's. tf
Oranges, oranges, 20c a dozen nt De
Voe's. tf
W. T. Virgin of tho Virgin Radio
station, motored within nine miles of
Crater lake yesterday. He reported
the Crater Lake highway to he In good
condition ns far as he traversed It.
Washingtonlans registered at local
hotels Include Mr. and Mis. C.eo. I.y
nians of Contrails. Mr. und Mrs. T. M.
Keanc, Dr. R. Mulkey and daughter
of Tucomu. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wln
gute, W. It. O rn ni and family. Mr. nnd
Mrs. V. H. Nettlela and daughters,
.lane and Ruth of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs
10. A. Peterson of chehulis nnd K. T.
Stewart nnd family of Vancouver.
Cloudy weather is predicted for to
night nnd Tuesday, following today's
alternately sunny und cloudy condi
tion, and Sunday's maximum of 75 do-
Mis. Win. Andrews Is leaving tomor
row for Now York City, where she
vlll visit her nelce. Miss Caroline An
'drews nnd daughter, Mrs. Conroe
Flero. Miss Andrews sings dally at the
upltol theater, the largest in that
Conro Fiero former.
WootUavrf)or A ii'il..-
! not forget the dinner dance nt two mills easl of Centra! Point. li
Jackson Hot Springs. Thursday night, him been gone from the Rogue River
Juno 11th. O ' v""1 ir several years.
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T RATE
By s. p.
lie road to recovery.
A business man of this city, who Is
a live wire advertiser, called early this
morning with a change of ad and gave
the reported a bunch of news Hems.
Some people have an eyo and ear for
news while others fall over items every
day and not know what, happened.
The fire department was called at
2:40 p. m., to extinguish a small fire The Southern Pacific district office
in the floor of the Jackson Weld-; here has been advised of tho estab
Ing Works, in the Hillings Carriage lining of new storage-in-transit rates
Works building on South Riverside, on pears and apples at Medford. This
caused by the flame of acetylene arrangement becomes effective July
torch. The fire was quickly put out Gth and np plies to shipments origiu
by chemical and no material damage ating on the Southern Pacific lines
was done
11. I'aenisch nnd family of Corpus
Christi, Texas, are spending tho week
end In tho city visiting friends.
OBITUARY
and connections north of .Medford
und destined to Chico, Woodland,
Calif., or other points south.
This arrangement fucllltates the
handling of perishable fruits from
localities whero storage facilities uie
not available by .shipping this fruit to
the Medford pre-cooling plant anil
storing there until the market Is more
.'CHAPMAN Died, .at Sacred Heart J T Z' ' ,T, "PPi"'
Hospital Sunday,' June Ret,, Chap- " "."? " "'e , ori.fnnl 1,111 f 11 "
man nine yea. old daughter of Mr.""lrh tho f,ult wn scm thls clt''
and Mrs. Armos Chapman of 312
South (irapo street. I
Deceased was born January ' 25,
1!H(1, at Medford, Ore., and was
a student at St. Mary's Acadomy,
being in tho second grade. , K. E. Morrison and son,' Gerald
To mourn her loss nre the mother of Eugene, C. 13. Manning of Kose
and , father, Mr. and Mrs. Armos burg. C. A. Oorden of Grants Pnss,
Clement, ono brother, .Henry, nnd H. C. Haamussen of Junction City,
four sisters, Lovettn, Pauline, The-' Curl J. Urommer of Ashland and
resa and Susie. Tho funeral ser-,W. T: Daugherty of Medford, rep
vices will be held tomorrow, jjune' resenting tho Farm Bureau Co-ope-9.
at nine o'clock nt tho Catholic ratlve associations, met here today
church, Itev. Father Black officlat- Ild organized the Associated Co
lng. Interment ut I. O. O. P. ceme- operative Exchange.
Asso. Co-Operative
Exchange Formed
MmvhjiiilK Meeting1 This Evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jackson County Husiness Men's asso
ciation will occur promptly nt 6:15 at
Hotel Medford. Adjournment will be
had in time for those who desire to
attend the show at the Craterian.
Xo;icc of Appointment of Administra
trix ami to Pn-HTiiL Claims.
In the County Court of the Stato of
Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
in tne Matter oi me instate or uoijerc j
itmrKey vveien. ueceaen.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned, P.ertha May Pen well, was
on the liuth day of May, 19 2 it, duly ap
pointed administratrix of the estate
of Robert Shirkey Welch, deceased,
by the County Court for Jackson
county. Oregon, in which court the
estate of said deceased is pending, nnd
that all persons having claims against
said estate will present the same with
proper vouchers to the undersigned at
S2S North Central street, or 412 Lib
erty Ituilding, Medford, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of the
tlrst publication of this notice.
Dated this LTih day of May, 1925.
LKKT11A MAY PliNWKLL,
Administratrix of the Kstute of
llobert Shirkey Welch, Deceased.
lory. The remains
Funeral Home.
nro nt the Perl
COMBES T Francis ' Voluntlne
The idea being to pool their in
terests and buy in larger quantities
direct from manufacturers and pro
ducers, also to provide an exchange
Combust died nt Salem, Ore., May of products between communities!
24th, age 8 years, 5 months and 1 5 1 Mr. Morrison, the secretary and
days. (purchasing agent, says the organlza-
He leaves to mourn his death his Hons represented buy over a million
parents Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Combest ! dollars worth of products each year.
and one sister, Mrs. W. J.
Little Appiegate, and two
Clny and Hussell' Combest
sonvllle, Ore.
Short of
brothers,
of Jack-
HKI D.WGKIl A IUSAL OXE
(Continued From Page One)
"The men who framed our consti
tution, who designed the structure of
this government, with Its executive,
legislative nnd judicial branches, were
deeply versed in the history of gov
ernment and drew their knowledge
from the wisdom of ages of experi
ence. The great contribution out
forefathers made was an impartial
judiciary with power to protect the
Kiiarantees of liberty written In the
first ten amendments of the constitu
tion, known as the bill of rights. We
have been so long enjoying the bene
fits of these constitution guarantees
that I fear we sometimes forget the
long struggle of the human race nnd
the sacrifice of blood nnd treasure
made to establish them nnd in a
hasty way wo may imperil them with
a demand for improvement.
"1 do not think there is much dan
ger that the American people will de
liberately, by amendments to tho
constitution, -take away these rights,
destroy the fundamental principles on
which our government is founded or
place It within the power of any leg
islative body to do so.
"I am not an alarmist. I have con
fidence In tho stability, tho character
;ind patriotism of the American peo
ple, hut the danger to our Institutions
by this constant propaganda Ptriinst
the government is not imaginary. I
doubt if you are aware of the amount
of destructive, revolutionary propa
ganda which is being secretly distrib
uted In this country by foreign influ
ence. "If these people nre not satisfied
with our government nnd our Institu
tions, let them go where they can find
government which does satisfy
them. This ts no place fr them. I
say to you and to all American citi
zens bing liberty nnd justice, 'hold
fast to the teachings of your fathers.'
These principles of our constitution
ire the great foundation stones on
.vhlrh tho fjiru of our government
s huilded." o
Denmark has 500 mor bus;j.
Wall Street Report
NEW YORK'i June 8. The closing
was heavy; some .unsettlemcnt took
place in the late trading, Xash Mo
tors, Lacledo Gas, IV s. Cast Iron
Pipe and GenOrnl Electric breaking
4 to C points.
Uneven price movements In today's
stock market reflected the play of
opposing speculative 1 forces. Bear
traders succeeded In bringing about
sharp recessions"1 U some of the
standard rails and . industrials nnd
high prices specialties, while bullish
operations were successfully conduct
ed in a number of oil, rubber mer
chandising and motor shares. Total
sales approximated 1,150,000 shares.
66 '
' Do Molar.
Medford Chapter, Order of
De Molay, will elect officers
Thursday, June 11th. By or
der of M. C. 69
Scottish It Ho.
Regular meeting Siskiyou
Lodge of Perfection, Mon
day. S:00 p. m.
PAUL B. RYNNING.
Secretary.
11. & S. M.
Table Hock Council Xo.
IS. Regular Assem
bly Tuesday. June 9th.
8 p. m '. Visitors wel
come. t!8
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
V1H SAI.K Hay. Oood quality al
falfa, rut (Monday), will be avail
aide to havers In the field nepinnini:
Wednesday. P.. Tuttle. office
phone 372. ea. 41 1-P.-2. 68
FOIt SAI.K Kleetrie ranwe. mahog
any ehalr. mahogany hook case.
Victor uraphophone with horn, coal
stove, hand pump, wicker Imssiuott,
halv bnngv. 1207 "W. Main. Phone
113 4. tf
Kill! SAI.K Kill top desk 3nxi'.o in.
top. nil. ivel chair. 1207 V. Main.
Phone 1134. . . It
Xotlrp to Crilltors,
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the matter of the ICstate of William
. J. Itodgers. Deceased.-- ,
Notice is hereby given, that the un
derslmied has been appointed by the
county court of the State of Oregon,
for Jackson county, administratrix of
the estate of William J. Rodgcrs, de
censed, and has iunlifled: and to tho
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to ire
sent them, verified ns required by law,
within six months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to tihe under
signed, xnt the office of Glenn O. Tay
lor, attorney for said administratrix, in
the Federal Building, in Medford, Ore
Dated and first published, June 8,
1925. CYNTHIA L. RODGKKS,
Administratrix of the F.state of
William J. Rodners, Deceased.
a
insurance
isle
For a small fraction
of one per cent of the
rental value of your
' property you can Bet
insurance ' protection
that will absolutely
Bimrantco jour in
come from rents in
case a flro makes your
premises u n t c n ant
algic. See It. A. Holmes.
R-AHolmes
The Insurance rv
, Sincel909
, Phone-
12
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flies, bugs,
roaches,
ants,
mosquitoes,
and
moths.
FLY-DI Is non-poisonous, will
not stain, and lias a pleasant and
refreshing odor.
You need FLY-DI all the year
round always keep a buttle on
hand.
For Snip nt the Ilriiff Slows.
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Wednesday Specials
For Wednesday Only
we offer the following special bargains:
3 pairs Men's Hose, 15c value 25c
Can't Bust 'Em blue denim Kiddy Kutes,
ages 1 to 6, a gocd play suit. Value 75c, 59c
Men's good Saranac Tan Elk Skin Glove,
$1.00 value r -
Men's Dress Shirts, both neck band and col
lar attached. Sizes 14 to 171. Values
$1.25 to $1.50 90c
Men's summer weight Union Suits. Sizes
36 to 44, $1.00 value ' 79c
Nainsook Undershirts and Drawers. Value
65c t. . -50c
50 Suits; values up to $35.00 . . .$16.95
In this lot are to be found both men and
ycung men's Suits.
Received Saturday, a new shipment of the
famous Bradley Sweaters, new sport styles
f cr girls, boys, men and women.
You'll Like This Bill
TOMORROW
(Three Performances)
. 2:00, 7...' -rnd 9:00
Special Bargain Matinee
idvancedVauM
Presenting a Bill of
music And mirth
Headed by
TONIGHT
"CHEAPER
TO MARRY"
With
LEWIS STONE
CONRAD NAGEL
MARGUERITE
DE LA MOTTE
and
LARRY SEMON
in
"THE DOME
DOCTOR"
Oregonian
Screen Review
IT'S A PEACH
OF A B1LL1
STARTING
WEDNESDAY
ZAN E GREY'S
"THE
THUNDERING
1 HERD"
A Mighty
Picture and
Companion to
"The Covered
Wagon"
VARNIE'S KENTUCKY RAMBLERS
Featuring
R. P. Varnadore and His Rambling Musicians
In Music That Captivates '
HARRY GARLAND .
In
'"SONG AND WIT"
N-fty Entertainer In Blackface
Bob VALENTINE-
ln
"ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT"
A Comedy Classic
HELEN STAPLES
The Prima Donna Petite
in
Popular and Classical Numbers
Dainty and Delightful
THE THREE SALTOS ''
In
"MONDAY MORNING"
Acrcbatic Marvels of Mimicry
"Toplcc of the Day" Mack Sennett Comedy
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA
Come Early Stay Latel
Prices: Matinees 35c, Kiddies 10c
Evenings 50c Kiddies 25c
I
UOOD R1VTR SPRAY COMPANY
Sons of Italy Inn
Italian Dinner Served at All Hours ; "., ; ,
Announce a . "'
Merchants' Italian Spaghetti Lunch
40c
11 A.'M. to 2:30 P. M.
Evening ,7-Course Dinner 70
Sunday Spring Chiekcn, Spaghetti or Ravioli
7-Course Dinner, $1.00. ' '
We Cater to Trivnte Parties, rhvato Dinins Rooms for All Occasions.
Tasty IUlian Dishes of All Kinds
Corner Ivy and Sixth Streets
In Connection With Medford Ice Cream Gardens
Phone 307
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