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oNfRDPQRl) MAfL TRIBUNE, MEDFOftl). otepMOXflAY, JITE 22, 1925
ff
ocal and 1
Personal
3. M. Juron of Chicago. 111., in upend- A enruvan of L'Sj cars from firanu
Ing a feu dityH W the valley visiting Pass were In tl-0 eltye.fterday artver-
fl'iends and lelatrteK. tislnir the fact that the "Climate City"
1'orch dresB sale bargain you will ' to celebVate the 4th of July. After
not want to niisa $1.88, Krlday and Having Medford the caravan went to
Saturday. Handicraft Shop. 84 Ahlaiid before returning to the home
city. . - w .
of porch (lreHHea
Fancy creamery butter- 4 3c Der lb.
I Johnson Produce Co. ! (ilgantle sale
Medford today a or t . i n- nn,,.e,l Woodmen of the made of guaranteed wash fat hadow
tore political headquarter, of W()1.1(, from I00 cttlul)1) tnroU(.no,lt Jlriped dimity . model, to chooae
with o many mate offlcialu In the .... ....,j ... i . t from Heautlful bright colors so
E
DEBS LAUDS RUSSIA,
city, including lo yernor erce At- - ,tlon to be staged In d,,,! He on hand ear y
tornnv General J. II. v' " "'I'cnri stadium at the fair grounds here 'ia And Saturday. Price tl.i'J
rets,? of State Sam Kozer and ta.l , , adaM0no ,ht. ,.,. Handicraft Shop. 84-
.fl.ran.s. secretary of the . ta te board f)om Q n (,m ,ne neIul some of the several hundred of Na-
of control, a I of Salem .and Htnl. .Hin- ( otticen from the nine western Uonal Guardsmen who stayed in the
utor ue,. w. josepn. u -.. 8llll(., ure coming. city during the time the Crater Lake j
John M. .Mann, all of Portland. In ad
dltion T. A
traffic squad, was also here from Sa-
lem.
Why go to the. country to buy cher-
AMERICAN LIFEi IN UNITED STATES
UNIVEIISITV.
Cn I.
MINNEAPOLIS, J-tne 21. (A. P.)
Delis, socialist, leader.
soviet government of
STANFORD
June 22. IJi Itny Lyman Wilbur,' Eugene V
Intensive shorthand, tvnlng. ma- caravan was on its journey, took ad- president of Stanford university, ad- praised the
Jl lOllianfl. - i,,,i,i,a.,i., ...,. .. Ir.um.i nut. ! vnnlnup lit Iho two ri.tv leiive liv vis- ' (IreflKetl tho urn i nn t i nif f'tnHft todav.' lfttHMla untl ,! tl,n .n,.Pn.,nv,.ilnn
Itaffety, Chief Of the StntC ..., ,.., .llfrnronl nllloa r nrll.nienl dill- ill I ho SMih ,.,, ,nm m encemen t ' f it. ,..... ,.i ,.i
rntes now., Medford liuslness College, forma, home went as far soutn as on "blinders." He contended mat ' industrial unions and criticized the
OWN. 88 Weed by no other way than depending superstitions, dogmas, folk lore and courts in an address at a socialist
aimer's Photo Studio, 717 N. Cen- upon the good will or the passing mo-
tral avenue, open from one until five lorist.
p.m. Kodak work, hand colored pho- Ijiunspach Piano Store now open
tos, painting, or commercial orders 1 for business at 1 1 1 W. Main. Opposite
rlcs. We have large supply every day
at a reasonable price. Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phone 87. 241 N. Fir street.
if
l.k-Sce window display at the P!"?' "''T''""- Ihone "-" a" theater- Successor to Root Mu-
ii i ,fi h. .r. h dresses of Or Mia, Jlarto 821-Y. Hi ,slc Co. . "
adorable styles and colorings. H.29
Friday and Saturday
oils. u. u. , ' " ' son returned with
V.UIllllllill.llll ...I!.-........ .!.. .,1.1,
Airs. S. W. Hutchinson of Trull has
Portland guests in this city at the
old wives' tales were blinders "put .conference here last night.
on us. or by others for us to keep The speech concluded a two-day
us from seeing in nil directions to convention of Minnesota socialists,
ton us to see only a part and aj "Join the union of your orttft,'; ,Ir.
chosen part of our8urroundings. He Debs said. '.The Industrial unions
said. J are the forerunners of Industrial de-
"To put on such blinders Is a fa-! mocracy. You will never succeed
g4, returned from a visit In Portland. Mrs. hotels Include Mrs. I.ee Schwan. MIss.vorilc wuv the old have for bringing! in taking over the government until
j! .Floyd Hutchinson and Olive Hutchln- Nina I.lght.er. Mrs. I.. A. liullln. up the young. It is easier to beat'you .,re organized Industrially and
her for a three George W. Joseph. John M. Mann, Mr
a w'ui, ni i. iiuiiLrhiorii i leu rift tu ",,nn visn. v ioyu 1 1 u ic ii i ii o ii win nnu Ai rs. a. n. ismitn, t;. a. ingeiow.
..-A... . ...a ,.. ii i m.,ii..i,.i, J"'" his family later for a vacation al J . r. Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
of Salem at a dinner at Rogue Elk yes
terdav evening.
City assessments must lie paid by
Sunset on the Rogue and visit with Hevburn
his parents. I open air dancing is becoming popu-
, I The regular homecoming of the inr ns the weather grows warmer, as
July 1st to avoid paying 0 per cent ",''-AW w" bc ,U Tuesday af- evidenced by the large attendance at
nnn-iltv teriioon. the I'ftlr GroundH Pavilion each night.
uricK ice cronm uuc (it uevoe . u- Hpeeln! rtanceH here there in honor or
The road tn Diamond Luke Ik report- the visiting Ruardsmon Jant ThurHduy,
ed to be in the very hewt of condition. Friday and Katurdny nlwhts drew a
even In a better condition, it Ih Haid, nire attendance. Aonther onen air
penalty.
llewular cnmmunieatlon of neames
chapter O. K. K. WedncHday evenlnK.
June iMth. Initiation. VlMltorH wel-
' Dr' At F Murphy returned Sunday than 14 w111 1,0 In the latter mrt of ihe nttuW Is scheduled to take place this
nvoni'iiir 'from Kan FranclHco HeaRon. evonintf with a special munical pro-
of children's half socku complete tra.
The Model Pharmacy wll lie open
next Hundny and nlRhts the following
week.
Before you buy that piano see I-aun-
( pach. Ho can save you money. He
knows pianos and Is reliable. tf
During the past two days 1A3 cars
have stopped at Merrick's Motor Inn,"
with 83 stopping there Katurduy and.
110 yesterday. Chicago, 111., was the
most distant city represented.
Hemstitching c a yard. The Van
ity Shop. Hartlett and Main. tf
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
Whe nthe fire siren was blown Sat-
drum or squirt the blood
black cat killed in the dark
moon on a sick man than it
use the microscope and the test tube
In studying him with the purpose of
changing the water supply of his
neighbors to keep them from the
same illness. It Is easier to' pull
down the shades to new, and dis
quieting light than to face it un
afraid. "Our eyes are directed backward
more than forward in much of the
process which wo use to train men
and women for the days ahead.
"Our records are crowded with
much human experience, and we
great deal about ourselves
his office in the Medford National Francisco, Calif., where he will locate and tnn world. It seems queer that
bank building, from 8 a. m. until noon, permanently. J man's body is pretty much that of
every day during tho Irrigation sea-i m.mh Mnrlnn Renshaw arrived In the centuries ago. While we live longer.
eon. 05 Cty recently from Kureka, Calif., have fewer epidemic
MIh Tono TIntitVi o eelvml l tUa ttv ...i , , i , . v ' iltnAua nn unn
this forenoon from Portland to spend teacher for several years, to spend the
n two weeks' vacation with relatives, 'summer with her parents. Air. and
Kggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson Mrs. K. Benshaw, She was accompa
Produco Co. tf pled home by Miss K. C. Hanson, who
Hemstitching, buttons covered nt eft this morning for Winnepeg. Can..
the Handicraft Shop. tf where she will sojourn a short while
California who are registered at heforo returning to her home In the
mcai noieis include Air. and Airs. v. I,, utate of Minnesota
Handicraft h. R. Alden. who has been In the
or you will never vote In the co-ope-f
amative commonwealth without.an in
Is t0. diiHtrial oreaniiation."
iater on in his address he referred
to the achievements of the social
ists in Kuropean countries when he
praised tho Itussian revolution.
lief erring to the courts he de
clared: "Most of you think the courts are
courts of justice," he faid, "but let
mo say that they are not they are
courts of injustii-e."
range of sizes and colors
Shop. 84 i-pulnnt'iint hiialncnH In Mod ford for
The watermaster can be found in several months, left yesterday for San ( kDow
urday night about 9 o'clock to denote ' """ taic or Minnesota,
low water pressure, 10 or 13 volunteer of ysWll,. Mr. and Mrs. J , The Iocill hotel8
firon,,n nP,hin(l nt th fire hall ?? Parr of Sj.n Jose. Mr. and Mrs. K. enJoy a capacity i
and Ichs days
rf illness, no one would seriously
claim ,that Niirnii could run better
than some of the marathon runners
of Greece, or that John L,. Sullivan
or Jack Dempsey had finer bodies
than Sampson or Onliath or some of
the gladiators of Rome. There is no
evidence that the quality of man's
mind has improved in spile of cen
..... ... x, i ,1W ,,,. H- Jaeger of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs.
" 1 "L Ji... t! - H- McUiughlin of Oakland, Mrs. 1 1.
Ill BUIMl. BHIUMI tVJ. I.".. Til.,!...- ,.
they quickly disbanded when they as-
Mrs. Tauntette Jnloff. Mrs. K.
enjoy a capacity patronage, and by
11 o'clock last night had all their ac
commodations taken.
Hirsch. I one hundred and twenty out of the
1 la"., h ' . . .... ...
certained that the siren was blown as Z i, V. V V t," . ' " "ai cnrs wtM'e reK,8lprel nore f"""y
a signal to cease irrigating lawns and iT""' .? p , m ,,y the ,o0aI 8,a,e aul tril"lc bur"lU'
.Heyser. Mrs. eCIo. Pollott. Mr. and Mr.. nnj ,, to noon lo,luy thnt iurcnu Was
I llihtl McKpp MiM AnnoltM llrmiwr.
" y wry iiiiny i trgisieriiiK niris.
iioiuIm- Lutein inv nt Km inn ('tine's 'i tie new l,ums(len building at tne
' ... . . Ausojium ami ramiiy, anci Air. ami
Mrs. 10. T. Ilawtlngs of Kan Francisco.
Miss Marie II. Ige, Mi", and Mrs. II. S.
Sharp and daughter. Mr. and Airs. II.
iu,t 1st to avoid paying 6 per cent of J m AnKC,H " . "
penalty. - ( . cream and home made cake will
are continuing to turies of training. Solomon. Solon.
gardens.
Make your appointment early, Wed-
ly at Kmma (Mine's
Shop. Shampoos, marcelling and fa
cials' ,jit reduced prices. Phone 4f4.
SO
City assessments must bo paid by
TouristH an dother visitors In Med
ford fr'in a distance who are j-eglster-coVat
the hotels, Include Mr. and Mrs.
C.'L'. O.' Uoss und son of Aluton, Tex.,
Mr. and Mrs. Kddie James and Air,
corner of Hartlett and Sixth streets is
rapidly nearing completion. The plas
tering of the interior is practlcnlly
finished, the concrete floors are being
put in. and the large plate glass win
dows will soon be installed. The Ma
son Motor company will be located In
Grand Forks, "N. SXt Mr. and Airs. C. I'
Afrtude of Honolulu, Air. and Mrs. O
Hoffman of Tonapah, Ncv
e serven ueonesoay evening on tne tne ,(irpe storeroom on the corner of
M. E. church Inwn by the Ladles' AJd. Hlu.(lett and Sixth street, .While the
Me.dfprd Feed company, now located
R. T. Tt. eggs nv D oe's. tf nn South Front, will bo lnnit'cd In tho
J. R. McKay of Oold 11111 pleaded ranm nn hp woHforn nn.l of tho l.-nire
structure In conjunction with the
rniinn.v f! rnnot -ii fin-1 thn rnmiitn.
ferre?l"ngalnst Krni'1fJ'"laul 'Jhnhhigs, )nL, HnnIn' win nthoi rniu
deputy sheriff, and was fined $lfi. K. ,Cnrns '
urrented by C. C. Wll-, people from tha state of Washing
and Mrs II. llrownee of New ork Klli,ty in Judge Taylor's court this H"
$ii '' ,D;l.Vl" 'roneevlllo, r,.cnoon n a c,,,,. f speeding pre-
ill, Mr. ami Mi-1 . r-Jloffman of-, , ,., KM,,' lW"ra,,l 'nenhrmrs. ,i
AllHiiffoifiM of Tnnnniih. Mnv.. lfiink .. . . ... " '. I
iHnrirent of lloston fatho lno M 8,nt0 ln,mu "m''p1' " 11 L',mrKe ton who are registered nt local hotels
Si an M artha A TlZ of Xi?0iilio- s,,eor""K' nlfl0 ",m,,t"1 "'" Include Mr. and Mrs. Si. T. Henry of
$ M 'an I Mr?: Tp.fa r"h' Hd r?nltrtt&r?in.n ma '" KCk' an Mrs. B. R.
am, nurse of Kansas Cl.y. knd C. ,.. A. Ip , '" ""i 0'C,teJ.
" i. itimmei or unenans. ana .Mr. anu
Work mornings only: special low rates Mrs. John Kllld. Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
now. Aledford JJuslness College. ( spraguo and Miss Harriet Trimble Of
G'N 88VSeattle.
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt Tno D 0, K. baml wlM sve a con
cheap. Brown & White Agency, XncJ(:(,rt llt Camp Jllcka0n ut 7:3ti this cv-
tf enlng.
11. K. Harder, president of the First i
Natonal Hunk, departed Saturday '
evening for I'ortland. where he will
25o lb.
and A. O. C. Sundcy of Vancouver,
(, Fresh suit water salmon.
Johnson Produce Co.
.JRggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson
Ptftdufe Co. ' tf
? A. J 4. roman left early Sunday
ntoining for Portland by atlto to ut
teml the plumbers national conven-
Hon. which convenes In that city this uttPml ,,U81(l8S umira for thc Iu,xt
vk. Knroute home he will visit his jfiW ()aya ,
hUUt u Newberg and a niece living at I Fl.eah 'RnIt water safmon. 25c lb.
Conal in. IJohnson Produce Co.
omv. iiu- new"Hi craze i nrcn , pni1imM .,),,, r .nn nnnr,! rnu
(lresses for the warm days. Snappy
Hty.les and pretty tvluimlngs, Krl
OJty and Saturday. Handicraft Shop.
1H 84
Columbia plnster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber
yard. ,
Miss Cleone LeMarr is absolute boss
of the county agent's office this week,
as lu addition to performing her own
fori prices.
Yqid
r r- - - .. ...... .
..i-uiKi'.n. rviKusun n liiiuw r . "weather man" and county clu
M t visitor in tho city who arrived yes. 0r t.olinty AKCnt rilU, jH
'.Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Produco Co. tf
rianos! See Launspach. tf
.jO. C NewhouHO, for twu years prln
cli'ml of a school at Kugene, is charged
With conduct unbecoming a teacher,
iv,hd will appear before State Snpciin-
tdndenl Churchill June .10 to show
tvn.mco oou J-umuc (lutieH a stenographer, she is acting
,yount ypthologist and agent, local
luh lead-
nding a
convention at f nrvallis until next
Thursday, and Robert Fowler, county
club lea tier is still with the boys' anil
girls' club members attending the Hum
mer court for them at tho (). A. 0..
and will not be home until next Satur
day. Visitors to the office today on
entering took off their hats, and other
wise there Is an unusual air of roflne-
placc. Smoking is
OBITUARY
Ut' y curuuraie to u-ucn m ment Hbout tho
iiiu. m-noois oi Oregon suouiu noi ne Htm pormltted.
vwiMplo drugs nt DoVoe's. tf
i:t) ejuvene, really roinovos wrinkles
aim restores youthful contour rapidly
lMTmlessly and permanently. Medford
iSpMuty Shop, 3rd floor Medford Cen-
flUdg. Phone 1!1.
farold Klehls of the
. and K. tiu-a-
tr'of Central Point, was among the
ifusinoss visitors who were in the clly
t H forenoon.
'(fcuri'i-l and bob curl 7 tie. Mxper
ii'd upcrator from city. Bli3 So. Ivv.
Ih-f(l3C-ll. 7!1
'e pay for ashes and sell dirt
C7ieip. Rrown & White Agency, Inc.
rout of town Oregonlans beside Port
land residents, who are registered at
lOcAI holcl include Mrs. (leorge .1.
yTjflton and daughter. Kiitherlne, of
Klamath Kails. Mr. and. Mrs. 1. ,1. Pat
terson of Kola. A. C Masters and fam
liyand Mr. and Mis. W. F. AlcCulloik
nn Air. and Mis. ttoscoc (ireen of
rtfflieburfr, Sa m 1 . K oy.er n nd J . II.
Van Winkle nnd Carl Abrams of Sa-
Tjftig shipment if new stock Just In.
im$ie In nnd pick out your machine.
tti'r Co.. 10 .So. Fir. S4
f'ftn mediate dellviry on ltndinta No.
l?Sjpartable superhetrodyno. no nut
KlO'arial, weight but 3 pounds.
Taitiu.it on your, vacation. ParnllMt
tuben .reactivated or no charge. Vir
gin Radio Service, 105 W. Alain. Tel.
IPfiS. tf
' Air. nnd Mrs. r.erl Ilarv
Angeles, Calif.,
t K. Hart's of Kagle Point last week
fi their way to Portland for the state
llks convention, twl expect to retniiln
ill Portland until July 25. Mrs. HaP.
irt! daughter of Mrs. Harts. Mr. ami
Mrs. Walter Wood were visiting Mrs.
Harts at the s;i me time, he tic lug a
Mother of Mis. Ilawes,
City assessment must be paid by
.Tilly 1st to avoid paying 5 per read
ienaty, sf
Mudwelser 15c bottle at DoVoe's
fire sale. tf
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. tf
Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Jones drove
down from Portland Sunday and today
met their friends Dr. and Mrs. A.
Urury of Chicago. Today they will
drive from here to Kugene atul from
there to tho McKcnzio river fur a fish
ing t rl p for so vera 1 days a nd from
there will drive to Manitoba and back
to Portland where Dr. and Mrs. Drury
will visit lr. and Mrs. Jones.
Sale! ,ov shallow striped dimity
porch dresses. Tho daintiest Htylos.
the most charming patterns and color
combinations. $1.29 Friday nnd Sat
urday. Handicraft Shop. 84
Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's.
tf
M. C. Williamson of the Modern
Plumbing Sheet Metal company left
I Friday of last week to attend the Na
tional Convention of Mnsier Plumbers
which convenes at I'ortland. June 20
lo June 23rd. He was accompanied by
bis mother. Mrs. Williamson, who will
visit relatives ami friends in Portland
and Washington slate, whore she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Fresh salmon eggs for Bale. John
son Produce Co. tf
Kor sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn wor. phone 912-J. Samuel
Hatonmn. tf
rishing conditions are reported to
I bo Htcadilv imnrovlnir In tho Kttinio
Of I -Of river n mi (In li-llmtiirv ul i i M.tv.
were Visiting at Mrs vvsli .luA vnU Uvn wet made vcatordav
in tho river by local fishermen.
Special summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Fancy creamery bu.tter 43e per lb.
Johnson Produce Co. O
Miss r.lainhe Tanner arrived In the
eity from Seattle yesterday nfflrnoon
to Mpend several weeks as house guest
of Mrs. J. S. Vilas.
Cog wheels and tractor wheels re
built. 315 No. Riverside, M
CAM 15 RON Dan Cameron, who
passed away at the Sacred Heart
Hospital oil Sunday morning, had
been actively engaged In placer min
ing on Pleasant creek since about
I.S1M. He was particularly well
known In the Rogue River section af
the county, and In bis uuiet way had
accumulated a good many friends,
who will be grieved to know of his
death. He was In his eighties, but
until his recent sickness had nevor
shown any of the marks of age. Ho
was of Scotch-Knglish descent. Ho
was scrupulously honest: rarely, if
over. In trouble over business or per,
soual matters; attended to his own
affairs, and Impressed his friends
and business associates with his sin
cerity and integrity. The property
which he operated Is known as the
Cameron Placers, anil because Of
somo difficulties In operation by tho
hydraulic process, has long been con
sidered as an attractive property for
dredging purposes. The later years
of his life had been devoted to put
ting those and adjoining properties
together for dredging equipment and
mining upon a large scale.
lie left no Immediate family and
such relatives ns are , known, reside
In Scotland.
Bible Thougjityft Tbday
KKAK DKSTUOYED. Fenr thou
not; for 1 am with thee; be not dis
mayed ; for I am thy Hod: I will
strengthen hee; yen, 1 will help thee,
yen. I will uphold thee with the right
hand of my righteousness. Isu, 41:10.
When vessels are brittle
And the pressure Is high.
(Jo easy. Old Timer.
For danger is nigh.
When n baby has to depend on n
cow for a living he Is apt to travel
the milky way.
Rake your shins and burn your,
dough.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
t'O II SAT.K New modern 4 -room
butmatow. barn and garage .half
mile from city limits. Cheap for
this week. Small payment down.
Pa la nee terms nt 82. Tel. 675-It.
M
WANTKD At once. Hoffman press
tnan. Must be first class. Pantoriuni
IHe Works. 23 No. Fir street. tf
Kli S.M.K Matched team. 7 and v
years oti. WeUbt 3J00, good ac
tion. 1031 No. Central. J. V. Rmd
iey, - SO
.Hippocrites, Leonardo da Vinci, Pas
cal, Shakespeare, Lincoln, would he
hard for us to match even in these
days of universities."
Dr. Wilbur added:
"The fundamental elements In
man's environment have not changed
and . yet he has so changed his en
vironment that we have a new world.
Hjs curiosity, his unquenchable fight
ing qualities, his co-operative spirit,
combined with the use of thought,
have given him such success as Is
his: -
"Above all thoro havealways been
daring men who could not be baffled
by the unknown."
The educator asserted that "to
meet facts square on without blinders
Is a ign of education." .
bv
IR.Port.d
Abltnat Co.
JaaKaniv Count.
BKth Street ni Cntrai
Heal Kstato Transft'l's.
llalley to W. ,.'. Hamp
llood to BV4 of ,XW of
si'c. 1C, twp. 37 S., It.
II. S.
sou
xu'
4, west $
J. C Flames, et ux, to John
Victor KIllB, V. 'D. to lot J,
llllsinuer nub-division
Thomas V. Wright, et ux, to
.lohn S. Fewel. et ux, W. I.
to lot 10. HtlslnKcr sub
division .... 1
Thomas W. Wrlsht, et ux. to
John S. Fewel, et ux. W. U.
to water lots 9 and 10 Phoe
nix ,
Thomas A. Morris, et ux, to
Walter (1. Tucker, et ux.
W. I), to land' In sees. 21
and 22,'twn. 3H S., II.' 2 East
Kulteno J. Tlhliitts. et ux to
Harry U Sinclair, et ux,
W. I), to land In DI.C 44,
' twp. 30 S.. It, 1 Kast
K. Allen Denton to ltufus T.
Trusty, et us, W. D. to land
In lI.C 44, tvi, 39 S.. It.
l' east i.-
J. L. llovey. et ux. to H. A.
Newland. W. D. to lots 14
and 15, hkl, 1, Jackson's Add.
to Aledford
Joseph W. Jjtruln, ot ux, tu
William H. DiHimnl. ct ux.
W. IJ. to lot 6. blk. 4. HiBh
Innd Park Add. to .Medford
Wllhelmlna Noreross, et vir, to
ltose M. Clross, W. I), to 1-0
Int. In S. UIU ft. of lot S.
blk. S, Park Add to Med
ford Henry H. Palmer, et ux to
llert li: lllntluirne, et ' ux.
W. II. to lot C. blk. 8. Ash
land 3000
Charles Sorber, et ux, to E. P.
Elliott, W. D. to ,lot In Ash
lund :....'.'... 10
J. M. Hughes, et ux. to Morris
E. Plyniate. et ux, W. D. to
lot on Beach ave., Ashland 10
C. K. llowman, et ux, to W.
II. Eaton, et' ux, W. D to
lot 11. blk 1, Hoanokc Add
to Medford 10
Isabelle Hansen, et vlr to J.
W Shirley, et ux. W. D. to
llot on West Fourth .St.,
Medford 10
Xnncy Obenehain to Samuel
S. Poajtue, et ux, W. L. to
lot B. blk. C, Oak l ark Add.
to Central Point S00
John M. Mast, et ux, to Ster
ling P, Hunter, ct ux. W. D.
to land in see. 16, "twp. 38
S.. II. 1 West 10
K. W. UljcKrnn to Elen P. Van
Hook, Q. C. D. to land .In sec.
17. twp. 30 S.. .It 3 West.. 1
O. H. Aussieker. et ux, to Lulu
M. Mundy, W. U. to land In
DI.C C9, twp. 37 , S., li. 2
West '. 10
fbMORROW
Special Extra Attraction
" and
ANOTHER GOOD "BILL !
Orpheum Jr. Advanced Vaudeville
Featuring
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LAST TIMES
TODAY '
'CONTRABAND"
A Thrilling
. Photoplay of
Rum, Romance
and Intrigue.
STARTING
TOMORROW
The New
Gigantic
Production of
"QUO
VADIS"
With
Emil Jannings
as "Nero."
Supported by
a Notable
Cast in
a Photoplay
of Thrills,
' Wdnder and
Beauty.
DE LA PLAZA TRIO
Original Tango Dancers in
"Tho Four Horssmen of the Apocalypse"
with
ARTURO AND JUANITA DE LA PLAZA
and
LUIS FRONDI, BARITONE
in
A Brilliant Vocal and Dancing Act,
From Orpheum Senior Circuit.
EDDIE JANIS AND CHAPLON RENE
In
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
Laughable Skit' of Matrimonial Life.
ALPHONSE AND COMPANY
In
"NOVELTY IN FIGURES"
Marionette Circus for the Kiddiec.
HERRON AND ARNSMAN
in
"KOON KAPERS"
Introducing
Bertie Hcrron, "Tho Minstrel Miss"
Blackface Comedy and Songs.
. WILLA AND HAROLD BROWNE
Presenting " '
"RAG ART" "
"TOPICS OF THE DAY" GOOD COMEDY
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA
Special Bargain Matinee, 2:30
Adults 35c Kiddies 10c
Evenings, 7 and 9
Adults 50c Kiddies 25c
Ccol Comfortable
Come Early tay Late
To seo only vulgarity In the prob
lems of sex Is morbid perversion; lo
shirk such problem. on the grounds
of "dcllcary" is prudish.
Insurance j
Ask,
Hush
I step
f light
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... a stealthy
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. . . silence. Is
burglar? You
never need fear burg
lars If you have a
burglary policy from
It. A. Holmes. Call on
nio before misfortune
t allf on you.
RAHolmes
The Insurance Man
5incJ909
Prone-444
'DON'T SIT ON
YOUE COW'S
TAIL"
use'
The Standard
Cow Spray in
the Valley. ' '
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Phone 260
Seven and a Half Hour
Service for Your
... Kodak. Work
Films left here before ten o'clock, out at
half pa3t five.
We do fine work. No extra charge for
gloss finish.
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HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884)
HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
As near as your phone.
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Screens - Screens
Order Ypur Window Screens and( ,
Screen Doors From
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Medford A Modern Mill Oregon
' Our Own Make-Prices Right, Quality the Best"
Screens - Screens
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COOLEST PLACE IN THE VALLEY!
BIG
Open-Air Dance
TONIGHT
Fair Grounds -Pavilion
Real Metropolitan Music by the
Big 8-Piece Pavilion Orchestra
"Follow the CroufUs to the Pavilion"
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