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PAGEANT-JS DELAYED
BY ENGAGEMENT OF 1
"JIM STEVENS IN EAST
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?E00T. 'MOXDAY, .TT'I
fi. 1925
While the wile for the Pan pant la
pronreunlng nicely and all pluns In con
nection are miiturlmr. 'il ha been
necessary to postpone the dule for
about gvo weeks as James Stevens reO,
nv ii u ifiuiitTiiiK oner irom
the Bt. Louis Municipal Opera I'u.
for a limited eniwKoment there that
he couldn'Krefuse It and left Satur
day nltfht. Kd Andrews also will be
detained In the north a wQbk, lonGNr
than, he expected with the lirandon
Opera Co. Meanwhile nil prepara
tions for thtOfostlvul will move for
ward and everything will be. ready
when the two principals return.
Fire Air Chief Named
EUGENE, Ore., July 6. Lieuten
ant A. R. DeQarmo of Los Angeles,
Cal., will be the commander of the
forest air patrol base at Eugene this
summer, it was announced today by
Lieutenant Lloyd Burnett, coniman
detof the bnse here last year, who is
In charge of all patrol bases on the
coast this season.
Lieutenant. DcGnrmo will arrive
here tomorrow or Wednesday it was
said. w -
TS TOMORROW
Don Cameron of Imliunapollp, lnd
milonal lejiiesem.'e of ihtQOur
pentoi International Union. Is Hje till
ing se0mi dny in the city In conmO
lion with the meeting ot the locul
union tomorrow evening tit 128 North
Grape Htreet. w
O. l Younjf. Boneral repieHentntlve
of the American Federation of Labor
unions, and 1ml Stack, secretary of
Ljhe Oregon State Feditlon of Jjibor,
will be the speakers of the vtfiung on
current labor topics." The general
public is Invited to attend as the
meeting will be opert to all.
The Or pent era InttPtiatlonal union
In. 1916, It Is related.., consisted of
192,000 men and possessed $200,000
in me treasury, nut In the past ninaj
yearnrtias grown' to a membership o"
400,000 and has Increased its treasury
to $1, GOO, 000, During the past $-ur.
it piKcnaseu iuks acres at tana, in
KloriETa for $700,000, which will be
uned for the benefit of thoiged ami
infirm of the union, "and it pays
monthly an average of $50,000 for
iieat n nnu utsaoimy claims to us
members. '
FOUR
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J AUTO
CRISIS
J. C. Whitney, J. Walsh, and (5t-ve
Del Id ofroxpect suffered bruises and
cms when the car In which they were
riding turned overQn its side seven
miles north of Med ford on t ho CratQ
Lake highway last night because of
(he glaring lights of nu npprOchlng
car muking nupoHKihle for them to
see the road. The men were c2Silng
' Med ford from Prospect, Wie
ihev are empQ'ed by the. California
OieQin Tver Co., and said tlmy yro
not driving at an excessive rate of
speed vlu9 the aecidetOoccurreQ At
present tney are registered at jne
Holland llwjel apparently qulteOre-
covered from the effects of e acci
dent. O . 7
, Lee Cat on, of the Jackson County
creamery, - also suffered misfortune
last niift when he gpUded Oiih a car
driven by J. O.Q'ozert of Ashland on
South KJerside near Miss June Ear
hart's residence. The Cozert car was
pruceedlng several hundred feet
ahVnd when one of the steering rods
broke throwing the front wheels out
of line, and apparently Mr. Cat on In
the car behind did not notice that
Cozert wax stopping as lie squarely
struck iheVear of the car.
As a result OiIoh'h In. was cut open,
and the teerii on both lower and
upper Jaws broken out or knockf
loose, and his car was badly masheir
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AT LAKE RESORTS
The ImlQPM nt Cv:ilir IhU-a nml lltn
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mod hike, tho Caves aiM
Kogue Elk, l'rosi ct. Viion Creek
and other resorts did an ovorflo
iO business HaQrduy nnd Sunday
heraustOt the many thousands of
&dfurd. valley and otl'Q southern
Oregon people on double hutfday out
ing vacations, a
At ('rater IJfke and Diamond lrrfie
the lodges wtQe crowded to capacity
by Sat ujI ay evening and continued
that way ull day Sunday because of
the congant stream of new arrivals
at those pUieeH. The Mimp grounds
at both $tihus were also crowded
with pleasure peekers, and the lodge
dining rooms at both places were
unu(?y to feed many of the hungry
horde who souglH dining 0coinmn-dations.
Thymol will cure hookworm but
not bnd santtattou;
TO CUT Oft OUTSlBE
iREII CONSUMERS
City Water Superintendent Davis
has received instructions from Qhe
city to disconnect all Vater service
to people living outside of tl city
limits, in thirty days.
Tho residents ntL the districts' np-
t.lvhlu- f.ii- ,4,ilO,il ti itv
will not as yet in Q'feuled until after
Qiu spociul eletn wVU'h will soon
be filled to decide tyMifthcr or not
they tt$iuhl be admitted, and If Ihcy
are not allowed uilmlttauce, they, too,
wlQ lose thetty ater rQvirt after
a period of aVdays hnpclapsed uftx
I he tltiiffc'tn-
. rh e a Iscon nect Ion of t lu wn t er
service to outside consumers will
be permanent, as lt; as they ie
mniQ outside of theYity Urn
. 7 -r. -r-
$ 7 r a iihtnlh malnti'iuince imim'y.
during the progress of a divorce is
sought by tleorge Corby, Ashland
telegrapher. In a motion filed last
Fridii0 Corby asks that the main
tenance allowance Qe fixed at Qo
a month, holding that Mils sum is
sufficient. fitle !M that his
wifo and clwtl oc4-upy their home,
that they 'ave tho furniture, and
that his w I 1 i money in the
bank, from sums he gave her
, Corby ulxoMuyK that the ict he
is living a wajr from home, nnd has
to retain counsel is a financial bur
den, and that $30 is nmple.
;!HlftfUl
! rniOiinuip nnrtl I
i uiiz-iiiu i il nu i tun
cliamidou heavyweight ..fi6H(iiItj
returning to America to get In1
dition for Impending buttlesA
message from the pugilist dat
read: "lOxpect to leav
10. Coming direct to Callfo
"ft--
Modification of a court order al
lowing hlH wife, Viola .iy Corby
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LOS ANOKLKS. July d. (A. P.)
Jack Dempscy, champion pugilist and
Kstelle Taylor, his wire, who Isji film
uctress, will return soon fnmi Ku
rope to California respoO' to n
cablegram from It. u. lienton, news
paperman, notlfyiug iheni that
high figure screeXjcoWtract In
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USANCE PE
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AiikCub uwaited Mrs. (nipsey's sig
nature, I ie iH on aunoiMH'eiW10'11)'.
Iteiiton iiuoted
I)empsiv to icfute
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calilegram from
rumors (hat the
:M"f ora 3s a- Goodl Place
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Specials . . to Oo oVomtr
At The Hub Shoe Store
105 East Mvln St. ' 0
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White IQd Pumps?
Two if?w stales women's white t OC
pumrau reeular $7.50 values: 9 K '
Wednesday special
Afi Gates & LydfafrJ
. Buy Here and Bank the Difference .
w, Bay City MjN,
by Sperry),
-In our new feed stoi
Egg Mash (made by
j)er 1(J pounds..
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fheieargains arg not
for Tuesday
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A Tfete Colaftidt)
6outheriQ3regoiR Finest Ba9ery 0
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Ban rolfe, Wednesday' only0
dozen .....?..
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AeC.M.Kidff&Xo.
223 East Main St.
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4& pairs yvomen's tfra? pumps -
oand oxfords, various sly's and JT, 7 J
trood ranof sizes; vafcje9 tocfO,
n Weduy-alay speeial ...
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At Japmin S Woods Drug Store
Model Pharmacy Opposite Groceteria ' t
Auto Strop Razor
One,, genuine 'Auto-Strop razor ,
yvith blades and strop; one 35c :
tube shaving cream, both for...... ';
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A McDonald'
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225 West Main Street.
Nut-Butter Gf uftc
Nut-Butter Crunch, a fine eating ,
'qffality summer candx; just the
caniJi' for kids, big andQ little;
y2 pound o .........
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Medfof4Fuf . & Hdw. Co.
, North-Bartlett Street - ,
WhillnaffllDbh Bans
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1iite enamel 12-quaYt pail and tf 1 h
3 17-inch dish' pans, "Wednesday, Y
each o 6 ,
Next to Rlalto Theater Q
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At) Tchq Mefife Shtap)
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Oenfline Palm Beach summer -yvcight
caps, regular !.5(Pvalues, jl c
Wedu!sday s)(9ial X
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At Medford HardwareG&
Sporting Goods Co.
The Live Hardware Merchant Cer. v "
Preserving Katies and Dish Pans
55c
Gray enamelware 8-quart kettles
and 17-quart dish pans, AVednes-day;-special,
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0 At The Golden Rule
Medford's Largest Department Store
7 I Cf
Linen Paper
WillaixTs Society Linen paper,
feo sheets to the pound; regular
50c value, Wednesday special......
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At Louie's CastfcjQefy
South Centrar St. Phone 271 0 o
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Canned Peaches
No. 2Vi can peaches, go(,yl qual- r
ity; Wednesday, speckl Mb
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ty. A. Kinney Pup. Housed
Splint Market skets 1
0 Splint 'lyarkc 'basket just the 1 f
tiling to (Jp j'onr nflirketujg yvith. 1 1 1
Kcgular 25c value,oAV(alnesday.... X Vr
; The Japanese Art 6 Variety Store At Umpxf 's Spogtint Xtj.Medfo Boxb Sm Ae The M.M. Dept. Stored
1 12 North Bartlett-C. W. L.mbrecht ;' . Goods &. HardWaf 34 Nogh'central Ave. MedfordBulldlng Q Q
, . . ' , , . 226-230 East Malji ,
. Rubber Aprons " ; HaslfLighi French Stationery 9 Remnants
''V""'" ' . ftTh ftatlofry' r'1Tl)Vitlr lTr ' 2000 remnants in a wide variety
Rubber aprons, Wednesday spe-; V L C Ever-Ready Daylo flashliglit, BG of mf?terials, on sale Wednesday 2b
cial at ; J V Wednesday special ofp nesday special U ojily, at PRICE
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At the Medford pharmacy ;t Model Clothing Co. At Heath's Haskins' Drug StorBS At Russell's o
Corner Main and Central . i ! '126 East Main 8L . "CtJLUE AND QUALITY" Ai Near to You at Your Phone Phone' 31
Lunch Kit ;v -v . Men's Summer Coats Tooth Brush and Paste 0 Lon&Cloth e
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$70 Men's lightweight, sumifler coats, . t CA 50c tooth bftish and 5c tooth Longclotl nainsook and 3G-inch f,f A r '
!7.-' ''siw-aSe to-44r values -to' $6.00; C-JW -.paste; Wednesday special, Both lt cambric,' d-ery f me quality and I U L
inum battle, complete y- 'X" ;::-4 ' Wednesday 'special .: J for J)J yvorth 25c; W6dncsdayspecial.... 1
At Mordoff & Woolf At Mann's Dept. Store ' At H. E. Marsh's Grocery At People's Electric Store
217 West Main 8t Tnt 8torg for Everybody ,130 East Main Phone 252 212 West Main Phone 12
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Vacuum Bottles . , Fruit Baskets "Asparagus Tips . Electric Toasters
Thermos vacuum bottles, the ' 100 beautifully painted, wonder-. o 0 j ;; ' o1 m n
best known and most sta"plc fi Q fully decorated fruit baskets, SI 39 , OI, ..Olr , - $ (II)
vacuum bottle on the market; U f " many sizes and shapes; genuine I Asparagus tips, regular 38c val., W I" 0 Ouaranteed electric toasters, a Pt
pint size, $1.50 value; Wednesday,.- Jj . .. .$3.00 values, Wednesday.... X Wednesday spePial, per can f f values, Wednesday special..... '
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