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PAGE TWO
-focal and
Personal
I'l'uortH fnml
Hit' fires M the
The ieat wavs of Bt-veral days pimt
. Is mill on. although sulislillrw boiiic
wluUi yesterday's minimum wan 100
, (Icriccs, which wan five anil flve
, tenths decrees cooler than on Thurs
. (lay. laat nlalit anil this forenoon
were1" cooler than yesterday, and fair
and moderate weather'ia predicted for
Sunday.- ...
K Fancy creamery butler 4Tc per Hi.
vrfoliBeon Produce Co.
:( . ..JljiYe your eyes examined by Dr.
He'ta nhue. KyesiRht Specialist. 425
li Medford liulldinir. J 06
W. T. WeaaenKer says he has found
n fl cure for the beet worm which Is
prevalent In the valley now. Mr. Mcb-
Kcniier claims they work at night only.
If and that with longs in one hand and a
11 flash lluht In the other he cleans the
li beets, then applies aulphur and ar-
fi senate of lead, which he believes has
it destroyed the pest In his garden com
pletely.
? See notice of new water rules on
another page. 101
23 piece hand 'painted Oriental tea
, ,. sets, on aale at 14.96. Japanese Art
M tit ore. 105
, Eighty-four out of the stale cars
from various sections of tho - t.nltcil
( States were registered hero yesterday
'.! by the loCal atate traffic bureau.
j 46 inch pure linen lunch cloths on
:l sale at 11.66. .lap Art Store. 106
J; If you look It over you will fall for
' this neat little auburbun homo, 112x1.
M Terms. Phone 462-H. 96tf
Tourlsta nnd others from a distance
registered at local hotols include Mr
'. nnd Mrs. 10. K. Merrill of Frankfort
; i lnd Mr. and Mrs. 10. W. Crimen of
1 Los Vegas. Ncv., Win. V. fireenwooil
of Philadelphia, Robert Melvln - and
Mrs. Luther Drake of Omaha. Neb.,
Mra. L. V. Rose and V. H. Halos of
: Chicago, Mr. and Mrs, F. Tetraut and
Mr; nnd Mrs. J. A. Gagnc of Putnam.
' Conn.. Ernest Slayton of Kmmcs.
Tex., C. C. Johnson of Kansas City, and
J. D. Haglcy of Juneau, Alaska.
Gordon Btout'a garage has moved to
30 N. Holly. 103
Xewcomb Bays only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
. prices. Phone 631. 101tf
l E. H. Hedrirk, the new auperlntend-
ent of the public schools, returned to
Eugene yesterday where he Is taking
a course In buslnosa administration at
I tho I', of O. summer school, nfter hav
ing spent several days hore this week
'. JuBBplng .in touch with school affairs
Aud consulting with the school board.
Got your tree props now at the lllg
rpPlhos, Jumbor.Co. tf90
l' Decorated rice bowls, 9c. Jap Art
Ilfitore. 106
Mrs. H; H. Long Is spending the, re-
mninder of the week at Medford,
where she will visit with -her nieces,
t! the Misses Murrcl and Constnnce Fin
ley of Hollywood, Calif. Both the
Misses Finley and their elder sister
1 hnve been engaged In photoplay work.
Miss Murrel Finley appearing with
Constance Talmadgo In the film "Her
Rlster from Furls," In which she 'and
Miss' Tnlrnadge played the part of sis-.-M
teraT-Huene-'Messenger.' J
A' new suburban house that will ap
pear to you, 1 1281. ,Torms. Phone
462-H.v. .!
I , Hoar Toddy O'llara sing tho latest
'. ! danco Ults aU tho Fair. , Grounds-Pn-
vlllon, tonight. iqif
i' Guy. Conner,, returned this morning
t ' from Portland ' wne he ..had - been
j transacting business' and niso nttend
! Ing the Elks' convention.
' Hoc notice of new water rules on
j - nna&ity page, j 101
j i Lustra cream pitchers, sugar bowls
i nnd vases on sale at x6c (well. Jap.
I aneao Art 8toro. 106'
j Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harwood arrlv
I d In the city yesterday from llozetnan,'
j 'Mont., with tho Intention of locating
V.'.'U.Med''l Permanently. Mr. liar
wood will help his brother. It. It. liar.
VfSaS; proprietor of 1 tho Coniniorclnl
j froTo' studio,' which' Is a wholesale
IAoncern carrying on business; over ter
ritory, from Ileddlng. Oalif., to Port
landV ljl any they are good, peppy entcr
I latrivrs. . Night Hawk orchestra, to
, night, Fair Grounds. 101
) Kro notice of new water rules on
another page. 101
Mr. and Mrs. E. (?, Tlrowno nre pass
. fug the week nt Rogue Itiver with Mrs.
i Ul Dime's mniher, Mrs. Martin, says the
1 Yre4(a News.
tureen doors at. Wallace Woods
I Lumber Yard, cor.' East; Main and
Genesee. 88tf
j ..! 1'ou t-ovn Vdur Wife? Prolong
i hi0 life. Install an cltctrlc-range
I 416.00 down. 104
' . Aninng the cmtof town Oregonlans
Registered at local hotols are Mr. and
Mrs A. K. Chanoy of likevlew, n. M.
Utterly of Wnldo. Hill Hayward. K. II.
( llnpplo.'A. It. Loomls and H. U Ford
' of Eugene and the following from
' Portland: Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Cotmell
I t $ugona. ;
. ... Nine cent sale at the Jap Art Store,
j 101
j Ir. Holt I. ns returned from his post
gradunte work and Is In the office
I again, third floor, Medford Ilulldlng.
' 101
I Traveling 66 miles nn hour In an
nftompt to catch a speeder near jNend.
, Knrl Hutiaton. state traffic officer, was
recently bumped by a speeder behind
him who was going nt a still greater
speed.
Many bargains In odds and ends
during the July clearance sale at tho
Japanese Art Htnre. 106
5- Kee notice of new water rules on
another pnge. lot
' Gilbert lOads. a transient who has
heen about the city for several days,
was nrrested Thursday nluht by Night
Ppllccmen Legglt and Cave fur being
Intoxicated. He waa granted liberty
' yesterday morning on rnh ball tit np
tljar before Judge Taylor that afler-
i mmn. but by non-nppearance he for
' his ball.
. Tn You Love Your Wife? Prolong
' TIW life. Install an electric range
I J 1 6.00 down. iii4
I hnve Just what you want, a new
suburban homo Inratod right. Heal
buy, 11281. Terms. Phono 462-H.
1 O O !l B t f 1
Jnck House, rlerkt the Hotel
Holland. O. f". Wellborn of Palem.
J 10. T. McDevItt and A. H. Marshall
I of Itaulder, Colo., motored In Cra
j ter Ijke and return yesterday, te
I porting- a vert fine trip,
i Nins cent snfrtit (Bo Jap Art Blore.
' 101
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
I. Omber Yard, cor. East Main nnd
Genesee. Qstf
According to late
forest service office,
("ruler- National forest, which have
been under coutrol fur several days
past, are now coinpieioly out, but us
to the fire burnliiK-ln the northeast
corner of Crater National park. n'J
further word has been received.
Get your ti-o props now at HIg
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Ilr. Holt has returned from his post
graduate work und Is in the office
again, third floor, Medford ltlilldlng.
101
Although the main contingent of
Elks. Including the "Hick" band ar
rived In the cily yestesday by train,
after having attfmlcd the national
convention at Portland, many return
ed home today by uutomobile and it
Is expected still others will arrive
.Sunday and Monday.
Gordon Htout gas, nil and storage.
Old Valley Garage. 30 N. Holly. 103'
Kee notice of new water rules on
another page. 101
Among the families from a dis
tance 'who arrived, at Merrick's
.Motor Inn yesterday were those of
F. G. Luke of Houghton, Mich.;
W. .M. Hrlghl of Wilmington, O.:
E. B. Simpson of Chicago, III.; H. 11.
Milton of Cherokee, la.; J. M. Ma.
liwoald of Walertown, S. D.; C. 10.
Stnley of Sparks. Xev.; X. II. Pyle
of Armstrong, Mo.; It. W. Lake of
Lexington, Neb., nnd Haruld Smith
of Oshkosh, Wis.
Have you tried Clarence. Claude or
Adam, 10 K. Riverside. 102
Get your tree props now at Hlg
Pines Lumber Co. tfflo
The frame hotel building on Cali
fornia street known- as the Abbott
House, was purchased liiBt week by
Cjcorge L. lost, who took posses
sion at once. The l.'nlted Artisans
of Portland had owned the prop
erty for a number of years. Jack
sonville Post.
Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong
her life: , Install an electric range
1 15.00 down. 104
Imported Jap crepe, 18c a yard until
August 1st. Japanese Art Store. 101
Californlans registered at local
hotels Include Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Elliott of Piedmont; Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Hammond, of Palo Alto; John
Douglas and family, of San Joes;
11 Inn Madge Martin and -Miss Mary
Stockton of Berkeley; C. William
Kolh of Centervillo; Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. Davis of nakersfieiil; Mr. and
Mrs. A- H. .McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
V. O. English of Corning; Mr. anil
Mrs. E. Shook of Emeryville; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Pease of Sacramento;
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. McDonald of
1)11 vies and Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Vance.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Stevens, .Mr. und
Mrs. '. B. Dallam, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Young. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J.
Brunton. Miss Hlnncho Partington,
nnd Mrs. Josephine Frank from
San Francisco.
. Dance where It la cool and comfort
able, on tho best dunce floor in south
ern Oregon tonight. ioi
Lndles' nnd children's work a ape
clnlly. Highway Harher Shop. 102
BEDFORD fATL TgTKUyEp MET)F0?tD OnEQOS. ftmD.), Jt'LY lA.
the A speilul clertlnj. will be held In , O Taylor Uuich of tlii local fire de-l Kancv umw potatoes, large size. Set
Eugene August 1 to consider a school ' partment Is enjoying a 10 ways' va.
tax levy of Ixs.oou, (lie money jo cation, with Jesse Hlght acting as an
be used for an athletic eld and
the installation of lockers In the new
Junior High school building.
Marcel and bob corl 75c. Tel. 43C-R.
623 So. Ivy. m 102
Special summer prices on dry fac-'
lory mill blocks. Valleo Fuel Co. tf
Tonight,1 Then Gone
Starts Tomorrow
All about the modern wife !
rALKER
1
'n" W le,rn bout
I f women
(' " from her!
ANNA Q.
NILSSON
LEWIS
STONE
Shirley Mason
Tully Marshall
Ian Keith
"LOW TIDE"
2 reel of ripping good comedy
OREGONIAN
0 SCREEN REVIEW
Showing Elks' Convention,
Portland O Q
-00 Q
RAYMOND BALLARD
Master Orgn(B
t ths Qiant Wurlltasr O
Mr. and .11
Walertown. N. Y., arrived 111 .the city
last evening to spend several (lays
In the valley looking over possl.
bllifles of eatabllahlng . himself per
manently on some ranch of small
acreage.
Krlnkle crepe. 29c a yard. Jap Art
Store. 101
Night Hawk orchestra at Fair
Grounds Pavilion tonight. 101
First class private Harold Chal
linor, who has heen stationed with
the local recruiting station for the
I'nlted Slates army for the past six
months, left for Portland lust Thurs
day evening, where he will take
duties as recruiting officer In that
city. Challlnoor has been the as
sistant to Sergeant Orover Owen,
in charge of the Medford office.
He will bo greatly missed by his
many friends he mado here during
his brief slay. He was transferred
to Portland, to reduce the expenses
of the recruiting service In Med
ford, and consequently his place will
be left vacant.
emergency substitute.
Pianos! See Launspach. tf
Lauuspach Piano Store now open
for business ak 111 W. Main. Opposite
Itlalto theater. Successor to Hoot Mu.
sio Co. tf
Until further notice, It has been
Fancy istw potatoes, large size. 3
ner Hi. Johnson Produc e Co., 241 N. Upach
Fir. street. Phone 97
i:..roreyou oay that piano Lu''"
He can sae
rl Is renitin.
8tf I knows pin nos an
orders tnkun for angel fo0a ..j '
He sunshine cake, 75 cents each. 737 u
,f. i4ih slreet. Phone 224--L.
E. B. Tnllman of announced there will be no more
dances at Ilia Novelty dance hall in
the Medforn building duo to a)tera-j
tfbns nnd Installation of new equip
ment in the hall. '
Xewcomb saya only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 031. Hiltf
'iry that bitf milk snake at DeVoc's.
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' Visitors from the state of Wnsli-i
lngten registered at Medford hotels
include E. D. Roberts, Roy LaKln.1
and Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Dougall of)
Tncoma; Mr. and Mis. 10. F. Wilson,
of White Salmon; Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. White of Sumner, and Mrs. Frank
and Miss Virginia Victor. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. liller. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. T.
Riddel of Seattle.
' Chinese pnrasols all reduced to 89c
dm'ing our July clearance aule. Jap
Art Store. 101
We pay for. ashes and sell' dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf"
Rand bags, 25c and up. Jap Art
Store. . 101
INTRODUCING THE
NIGHTHA WK ORCHESTRA
Featuring - . ,- ' . .
. Abby Green on the Piano .
and
Teddy O'Hara, Singer and Entertainer
TONIGHT
FAIR GROUNDS PAVILION
"of course"
Thursday, July 23
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Superlative Event of Med ford's Dramatic Season
Coming of the Famous AU-Star Company Headed by
. , MRS. FI3KE ; ,
; as Mrs. Malaprop
JAMES T. POWERS
'as .Bob Aores " ;
MRS. FISKE
THOMAS A. WISE
LOTUS ROBB
KENNETH THOMPSON
FREDERIC
GEORGE TAWDE
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT . LOTUS ROBB v THOMAS A ' WISE
as Sir Lucius 0 'Trigger as Lydia Languish as Sir Anthony Absolute
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
JAMES T. POWERS
JEAN FORD
MARIE CARROLL
GERALD ROGERS
HERBERT BELLMORE
This Company df Distinguished Dramatic Artists have combined for a tour of the United States
in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the original production of
VALS"
By. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN
Appearing Under the Management of GEORGE C. TYLER and HUGH FORD
NOTE Since the recent closing of the San Francfeco engagement, which marked the ending of their past season the mem
bers of the All-Star Company have been spending their four weeks' summer vacation at the seaside and mountain resorts of Cali
fornia. Th.e big organization will begin its second season in Medford on Thursday, July 23. a
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