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"GOES TO C. LAKE,
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" ;Rtephn T. Mather, UlrpMor nf Nn
tlimal I'urkH, arrived In the city lhln
forenoon from IMirtlnnd ntul ltulnlnr
National .J'urk to aIhIl C'riitcr Lakn
Ndtlnnul park on hl niinutil tmir
f inspection. trnint'dXttf ly upon r-
rJvui (n the ity he Wit for tin nnrK
UCcotUiinl(l liy Colonel C. O. Thom
son' nuporintendent of tho puik,
Whra he will ppend j1('ny lo"
i nor row faroon returning tornor-
rtfyfcovenlntf a'Aut 8 o'clock to H'E!1
two houraVrOthe city before renumi
ing hlH Journeyo Yowemlle National
Park undaJhenre bark . to WaliliMt-,
tan. 1) Cr a A a
While nt Rainier Xmlonnl Pnrk
and alo ut pomnnd, Mr. Mather
wan in Aomnanv
wl( Huhcrt Work.
secretary of the Interior. (pi. Ma
iher related that while nt the park.
Wretary Vnrk exirieiu-ed IiIh firni '
WlRhr ride with the motive jo$er
furnished by doc, even thoin hit
$d, ben Jn Alaska many times
mode owirnnhj'W'tation.
ATomnrrow
evening
nL 8:30,
Mftther will lie enterLniied
liy tlin
a illl'PTOirB of tho ehnwlier of
rotn-
njeree. and a few other pr'Qg'ieng
Medford men, In the KtkHWuh timing
0 room.; The direetom huT plunni'd
to hold t meeting with Mr. Mn-
'he lintel Medfoid,
hilt llft plan waKiven uf when
If
Wfts- lpsrneifr tliot he had inaile nr
ranKementH tnle-; fur f'niter litf
nntliml parknt pnreon"Jtl nrrlviil
here llila iO"-,'4""". nil the urfnir
nthoi KIKk rluit wiih HllhHtltuted.
(BAY'VJ. Tenn. July n. (A. P.)
n InvesliKation oOthellvintf enttts
10 , Ityton and especially the $ites
ifi CnA Jlyt4fi liotel has been made
hjO tho ly
cominiHHion. It
waH
1tht 'it
tUU Otter Friday
the
lltOtel 1 la nfwenit
Its KtteHtH elKht
"ifSlura-a. day; ft
i wiiM and ' llloalH.
! i - e e
fTlirfeBfh w corps of woftcern nl-
rjiady-1,on.ir?io (rround, . a Chicago
njwSiia'pei' . 9 eomi((etlijrp arrun
irjntu fj broadciiitinB;lt pr0-eeil-llVa
Jst jheciteoheH trial
Jf ; B.
pMr..'0Bi'9n, because . of. prevallhlB
KTft weather, has fimde fremicnt ni-
l5srnce l a WH'e' aulPtroplcal
ne.t. o
.i , r ' A
j In , onen-olr iuc'ilnrlum, lncludlnK
.ro.,.r.;. Za 1,..,,.. i,ol il
Mlllt in the north side .f tho court '
h,9iBo to accommoda. the r6il.llc In
HfOnumher of CUnplifl.Os will.
Clay -e,$rt. of 6l.e court procedure'
tpr the benefit of UiQho unan0 to uet
fK'a i ueu nr. imiiii L'tiii'Qi in mil
iveii . neiween court sessions.
o o
hundred
A nnrnvlmnlnln
one
newspapermen toilay
tyA'tuW cords Khit-Q ,nufip
their
itdnilsbtn to the trial room.
J eo.
fc Books OnT booklets on the popular
Topics of the (lay have a wide Uh
fffll9ition. ' 111 r. H0nes and biahiess
offluea they mnv be seen on iubn
18 toks wbeiP they aredlsplyed
fiyw sale fr Jire read by cleric and
waUlnifc (pumers. Home Oof tho
titles are: "The Knrth Knenks to
Bryan,
tm Bible,"
B&hoola."
Jnondquartors of
tjn " lenpne' have
iSrcufl rno street from
house. 1 4, T. Martin, evaimelt,
lit chnrge of the station.
Mr. and Mrs. n. "'aters nre in
Medford for a short visit en route
to Portland from California. Mr.
Vv'Oter Is with the Clidnhy Paek
Inir Co., and they tiro returning to
1 'ortUmd i to live. lot 1) n ro en t h u
fdiiatlc. about lelr return to fiood
old Oregon to reside. Mr. and Mrs.
Wat as fornrly operated n paint
toreWin - Mod ford.
t Shop Saturday evening
cool and bear the music.
while
..i SB.
TONIGHTI
TOM
MIX
With
TONY, theHorse
D if K E, the Dog
In iTEETH"
Excitement, suspense,
scenic grandeur, uramn,
oomedy. everything
that goes to mtike the
ideal picture.
I . i n - - w siii - . , ' n nn
A ! Oa Villi . nn
one Heientinr .-on, nnu . vrSTTlV lcs, Dugs, iru l!PV 111 111 'III l 11" lit L. I J IX W I T . I W A II Urj
" ijrla FrLV iFLY-DI'ls non.pol.onom, will ., ;
JWiMiQlfl'K fl Jtlfl.f.F not italn, and has a plcuiunt and II 9 1 II
MlTfii ' b 1T1 refreshing odor. IN 9 - ' '- ; II
NKW VOHK, July 8. A. P.) The
Phut en maintained their one-Kuiw
guiKln over the Svw York damn h.Q
hlUttlMK a doulil header with the
chitmplonH at the Polo (IiouikIh today,
the vhdtorRvinnlnK th openhiK game
12 to 3, hut lotting the final 7 to 5.
I' orty-flve thoUHunu upectiitoi;
tended the Rarne.
At New York. H. II. K.
PltlHhiii'K ft 10-3
New York 7 11 0
(gjtteiieH: Morrison and Kin 1th;
Dean and (Juwiiy, Hnj9er.
NKW VOHK, July 9 (A. P.) PlItH-
hui'B won the opentf kuiiu of today's
double header with the gj'untH, 2 to
3. an) Increiiswl itM lead over the
National leujcue champions to two full
teamen. The vlnitors liamniered four
(Hunt pltchem fi.r Hixteen hltH while
Km II Ydrwld Ukq' -humpiniiH to eiKht
Hrattered DitH. MeUKel n homer with
two on base accounted lor m oniy
'runfi scored by the (ilantH.
ihouwind p-ci
witnessed the
perfiirmance. r 0
VU'Ui RUM. it. II.
I'lUKliUI-K
iVw Yurk .
..12
. 3
111 1
K J
Wei'll,
,..-inV-
.....
)illt'iH: Yye
.MiUiill(8n, J : . 1 1 1 .
iljjj'. Iluiiley. ,
?Mhimt ii
APl'hileilijjjihla. It. II.
Cincinnati B 12
1'hlladeliihia 3 H
Jlattei-leH: Jtenton, .May und W'ffl
0 Second Riime.
n. n.
K.
Cincinnati
I'hiladelphlu s .....
Hattoifci: jr.May. Hi
Pml Kructfcr; I'eiii-ce,
llenllne. ' '
S 17 2
II 10 2
t lllemlller
KffiKht id
At Ttrooklyn.
rhlcaKo
Hroolftn
ft. II. K.
2 li a
4 11 II
lint) erics: Alexander,
Keen untl
llaiint ; '.ce und Ueberry.
.
At!iiKfen.. It.
If. K.
Kt. .OlllH 0.
loKton
5 7 1
4 8 2
O Turrell;
;0 Q '''neti
Cooncy and Uilon..
anil
American League.
ST. LOUIS. July 9. T' New Yni-k
Vankee-Kl. LouiH trown Bame wih
ailed off after the third IiimIiik todays
because of ram. The score stood i t
5 In fuvor of the visitors. Two iQines
will beplayed totnoOew.
At CTilcago. It. II. K.
WushlBlon 8 Old 2
('hlci)go o BIO i
BattOles: 5!nchary, Marberry, Rus
sell atrd Ruel; Thurston, Coanolly,
LjOa and Schalk.
q -
AtWetrolF-
O
2 6
b 8 a
l'oston
I Detroit
.ahuler and I'iclutch; Leonard and
''CPI'ib
M Clevelnntl
Oil
21 R
P5?! 4
n "ielnntl .
11 17 A
1";;" Itnm-
n tI nn() CocIP1Re; pfirkts: Miller,
ui, m.... miv i....i..rB i
aS;ui'0nk i:tkii
(Continued fOm paRo one.)
-o o-
wltb the u instill lit y of n r.trlke of all
French fa?toPy workers to compel
HOOD RIVER SPRAY COMPANY
ItooJ KlvrivOrtRiin
TOMORROW!
.TAMT.a
P CRUZE'S
I (Continued fOm paRo one.) HI 1 1 a . , ' s ' ' '. w, uu
-fi '. SOMETHING' NEW-in
the court,! VWS ana . A0
'i mo,h9' IxJ Old ft i -khyia f Vfcvtx cs-frto) i xi rt Vi sak fi v Tin Jksn&nfPBGrih
Vr tit I IIII 3 fVifl IIKIIW jM UKII fl. K KJhMV K. r,K MVWs 1 VO tT II ft Ii !M J"VC .f f IKf ill U III!
Ud These beantiful5iew rockerSare uppholstered m tapSstry. The
RIALTQ
Home Run
Comedy Riot
"Welcome
Home"
D With
WARNER
BAXTER
A and
LOIS W15T.S0N
In Best Qf Fortr
o a
Lilliin May Btbe of Jhila
delplSa. runnerftip in the nt
tional beauty contest list, fear,
"has the consolation of' being t
urocl!?iui&d; queen of beaut at
the ct-nival heldtthe otjier day
at Scm Isle City. N. J-
a n
and make P0ce with Abd-EI-ICrim.
lie ato-mleu a recent ameetlng or
wnt-kr& fmm the iirineiiial cities of
Kran" where unanimous opposition
to the I-Vench nilllhiry activities In
.Morocco Mas expresses.
TANGIER. French Morocco, July 9.
-(A. I'.; OlgOies Oarilwted to Kif-
soffie i9 tho tribes suppflng Ahd M-
KrliO In his attacks upon the French.
The Turqulst tribe contributed 300
scWllers to bd-Kl-Krliff's urmy and
LOS of thpjti nave been killed. Of 1X00
men of tne. Hnni Zerouu ttibe who
joined the Ilifflan forces, 310 have
hcprQkllle.il.
o o w " " . . : - - - - :
-MORDOFF & WOOLF
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
ISSUES APPEAL0
FOR FAIR-PLAY
DAYTON,
Tenn., July 9. (A. P.)-
A desire that those concerned with
the Scopes volution case "divest
themselves of all ambition to estub-
llslt any particular tlieary for personal
gratlfioutlonjgnd that, we all constantly
I constantly I
.
inquire for tne eternal truth' wna i
pressed uvJudge John T. Raulston
today upoiptho eve r,the trial.
The statement follows:
"I approach my duties incite trial
In the Scopes case with a deep con
sciousness that the Issues are pro
found. I am concerned that those
connected with this Investigation shall
illvest themsellrjB of all ambition to
establish any particular theory for
personal gratification and Unit ifo all
constantly InnntrA fne the eternal
truth, m. a
If .nan. wltlTbiiJ Inspiration, at
tempts to delve intu the mysteries of
Clod, he finds himself overwhelmed in
perplexities. "
"Therefore, I am much Interested
that the unerring hand of lilm who Is
author of all truth an justice shall
llrejt every official act of mliy.
lie
It skin of pencil or
i a their protection.
ser-
clean dairying wo get
clean,
refrlgernton
keeps It clean.
Do you lo'e your. wife?
prepared
Infants 'A
e
To avoid imitations, always lSk (or
Prove direction! rn cai packace.
Thesebeantiful5iew
chairs are finished
ECRU
BLOOTAN
-
W , yil MOTHER:-Fletcher's
cia
The.splendid new constructive .Mature isthe new spring seat.
"Tfiis new rpeker is more durable than reed or willow rockers. .
They are also room., comfortable, cbol and an added attraction
to any home. .
THE PRICE IS AES0 ATTRACTIVE.
A
Your Old Used Furniture Taken ifi Excbangejfof New
o
OE ELKS'
SALKM, Ore., July 9. Two automo
bile cardans of Klks enroute to the
national convention In Portland will
lbe escorted- througfethe state by the
jstute traffic department ilurlifv the
week-end, t hief State Traffic lifspec-
tor T. A.' Raffejjr announced today,
I A caravan of 2! or 30 cars of Ku
reka and . itiaVscnnt Cltv V,tm trnvnl.
lng over the Redwood highway, is due
at the state line Saturday noon, jvhere '
they will be met by officers uf the'
state traffic department. A takers-1
field caravan 35 cars traveling over :
the Pacific highway Is. due at the
southern Oregon state line at 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
Chief Ratfety will 4'tempt to bring '
the two caravans together a'0$tnts
Pass so they muy tivel together the
emainder of the trip to Portland. I
ip'lille traveling in California the '
caravans will lie escorted by tUv Cali
fornia trafflcJepartment, I
They are exp'otod to reach Salem
lute Sunday. I
Notl
To frleds and paeons of the Med-
ford Center Ment Market. Tj? pro- j
prletor wishes to announce she has se- j
cured the services of Mr.. A. Hamlin
Iand Mr. Walter Lupers new man- j
ngers aiO.T solicits the patronage of I
the public. Will handle only first
class meats ofall kinds nt reasonable j
prices.
ltH
HKI.I.R STHWIX, Prop.
IT
(Lastoria is pleasantj harm
less Substitute for Casti Oil,
paregoric, Teething Drops
atu Sbothing Syrups, espe
arms and Children all ages.
the signaljire of
I'hysiciaiij verywhere recommend it.
rocker are uppftolstered in tapSstry. The
in thelatest fashionable rolors.
. . NEW F.AWN .
BLUE GOLD . M0SS
SPECIAL ON FERN STANDS
. 0 MAKII$1 FRIENDS .
We wpuld rather sell our customers one dollar's worth of good
reliable merchandise than to sell them one hundred dollar's
worth of)oor unreli&le gooils. Our customers know, they
S get vae best when they buy
growing aBi why we are majjng new inenas every any, s
ell as keeping all our old ones.
The Best GoffiC Tfie Best Prices Jhe Bst Policy
Freidman Shelby
Shoes .
No. tJK)G3 ; Offiuers' -Dress
Shoes, sol'n leather calf ;'
I pnit .- ,85
5S02 Dark Brown Dress
Shoes, solid leather....S5.00
No. 6:123 Ounnictal Dress
Oxford, solid leather S4.25
No. G175 Tan Dress Oxfords
with crepe soles... ,..$5,010
No. SfifiG Smoke I-nce to Tne
Athletic Style W?rk Shoes
with inposirftm soles; per
pair 3.65
Xo. rt5 Solid
Ayork Shoo
f.adies' lli-Top
Lent i r
...S2.50
Jloeeasiji
...$4.8
Toe Hikins Shoes.
Shirty
Coat Style Bin'
i pood weight ....
ChnniSrny,
...85
BltieO CMimhrny Slip-over
Stle -.7SSf
Blue Devil' Work Shirts; this
our bijijiest ft'lleruinll
cut
Kap,iin
for
Khaki
N it t e c n.
ft.25
Out Big Camping Special o
0Fotir Fold Steel uto size 49i, fits under back-seat
. when fiiWe!?, and a Four Ffljd Mattress, fchaki Covered to
for A !.... :.0..-:....:.. $45.73
7x7 8-oz. White Anto Tents : ... $7.85
. ErVBEYTBINS FOR tyORKIBGfl&S A0SH) Oalfe
.32 Cent Ave., Opposite Hunt? Oraoriao
R. S. Stewart, Your fijitislactdon
Manager , . . Phone 913-L ,. eIg Our BucccJi
- - ' ' o-
here; that's ftfoy our trade is
o Work and Sport
Clothiinp;
Men's Striped e Cpttonade
Pf?u6 ........?-?1.75
Men 's Khaki Pants, Over
"land bffnd $1.75
. . . r. T -1 . . 1 ' T) ..... ..
Dry s oig r ive niitiKi i uiha
finest grade made....5S.8o
Overland Moleskin Pants,
pair - ;.$3.00
Day 's Pa m o us Moleskin
Suits, Noolk - coat aid
trousers; guaranteed not to
shrink or fniff even when
laundered . $9.75f
Fan Whipcord Suit. Norfolk(
coat and button leg breetfies,
at $9.85
Men's Khaki Breeches, the
rtuular army twill....$2.25
Men's ButtoiPLog Klki
Breeehefl;' ..V....f..0.....-$3.5O
"Black Bflir" Oabardiffb
t,t?recches $33Q) .
"jres KhakiVorfolk Coa
t . $3J5
Union Suits
- Tgjlikis AthlcticOgnion Suits,
fuU'eut nhd' hoavy'I weight,
sot ...:.A:i.eiJ)
Asiatic Jlflon &uits.G5i
Two-peee?Javy Style Tnder-
o0vear, per garment Q0
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