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Vocal and
&4 Personal
The Jackaon, County Health aaao- Vr. and Mrs. P. J. Newman loft thla i liesidents of southern California
elation heljl a child clinic Ml' Itoguo morning- for Port Orford where Mr., reentered at local hotel Include Mr.
River thla afternoon. " Newman will attend the mute conven- and Mrs. W. J. Barnes of Olcndale.
Bernard, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Ern- tlon of Hpanlnh War veterans. Mr. and Mra. Harry Hluawald of Bun
eat C. Rice, waa operated on at the Try that bl milk snake at DeVoe'e. ID'KO. Mr. and Mra. o. B. Clark of
tiacred Heart hospital Wadncsdayfor I 9 , tf Hollywood. Mr. and Mra. Ralph H.
appendlcltla. Barnard's many friends) , A, E. i.a Dleu; circulation' mnnauer t,lark nd Mr- an' Mrs. H H. lie
wlah f'l" Vila . nuuv mmiusmi ' - , Whlnnau . . nn r . . . . . i
irT1 , 11. at 1 . v or ttle Klamath News and W. H. di-h, -m r. aim .-win.
.The famous .theatrical stars afld , . The Handicraft Shop has received a Gruubs. advertising manager of ' the -1". Beardsley of Carmel, H. T. Wlck
other members of the company, to- new ne of aUractiv baby gifts. J07 ame paper, drove over to.Medford r ond Ml Her" of Raaadena. Mr.
aether with their baggage car. who ap- . nemhborhood of sOll.OOO vv-,i.,i. ,..m,..H i, vi i and Mra. J. M. Knglltih of f'olton, Mr.
pounds of Klamath county wool was Dleu and aon, Carl, and her mother. and Mrg' J- Chlcklxola of Amador
pear an "The Rivals" at the crote-
r an Hheater tonight, airlved In the recently 0d to eaiern concerna, who left in the evening for Minneapo. c,,y' and the following from Los An-
c, .am ,rum n ,..,-. )rtoKing to the growers about $320.- n,. their former home, to spend two ele": ar' '". Lynda. Mr. and
The company leave, at 2:80 a. m to- 00fln cah- . ' Mrs. P. 8. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
morrow for Eugene where the attrac- . , . ' ... ,, , ....,...., ... , Sweet, Mr. and Mra. o. A. Tulbot. Mrs.
lion ..luiu tf.mnrrow nlnht. - ' nil .S.... v nun ,uuu an inn s, uinv ,.. w
Lumber Co.
104'tf of southern Oregon and Its prospects B; v"n'n' , Mr- and -Mr"- R- M-
Packing achool will atart July 27th. , . Mr H. " ' ,.. for the future. Mr. Cirubba cam. from 8coi Mlna Minnie Jaeger. Mra. F. C
9 a. 111.. for those wishing to learn to ffom tw w4,ek ,pent wllh raUVe, California recently. Coyell, Mlsa Gladys Coy-ll, Mr. ond
pack.- Reglatcr now. . Pinnacle Pack- , Bna,a 8prnK, ,nd Hhaata Retreat. I Pure, c lean, running aulphur water, Jin.' J. B. Moneux. Mias Hetty Haw
,n Co- ' ,n. The Night Hawks dance orchestra, JacKson: Hot Springs swimming pool. . k'80n ond Marjorle Ilitdilox.
Dance In fhe breezes at Rogue Elk which played a apeclnl return engage. I ' 106tf ' Newromb nays only a short lime to
Baturday night. .107 ment at the Fair Grounds Pavilion I Eighty-seven out of the stnle car order your factory blocks at summer
There waa born July 22 to Mr. and laat night again proved popular with were registered during yeaterday with prlcea. Phone 631. ' lOltf"
Mra. Deane F. Carder at the Com- the crowd of dancers present. A new the local alate traffic bureau in the 1 J. H. Mulchay. asslatant freight trnf-
munity hospital, an eight and a half repatoire of Instrumental and vocal Chamber or Commerce building. flc manager of the Southern Pacific
pound son. IJeane Carder is a grad.. numbers was presented. By special' Will trade new modern furnished lines ylth headquarters at Portland,
uate of the Medford high school and Is request the Pavilion management has house In San piego for one here. Is included among the railroad offi
well known here. He is now con- arranged to have this organization Phone 468-U .' 107 clals who are spending several daya
netted with the University of Idaho, held over for the big, open air party on I Water, Aahland's ever pressing In the city on business.
Sweet corn of all kind, was the Saturday, July 25. . , ' problem, again took the stage at the Al McCauley. who waa released from
feature of the public market thla morn. 1 I"'" useful glfta for the baby, regular meeting of the city council the county Jail aeveral weeks ago will
lng, and although a large quantity Handicraft Shop. 107 held laat night. After a dlacusalon, be recalled to finish the rest of his
wn on hand the demand was greater ' Packing school will start July 27th, lasting almost until midnight, It w,aa term. He was released on atrensth of
than the supply. Fancy pastries which a m- 'or those wishing to learn to decided that a special meeting should word from the governor that he would
would satiufy the tastes of the most Pack. Register now. Pinnacle Pack- he called, at which time, the people he paroled. The parole was never re
fnii,iinu. u-em nn i. nnri iho unmiiv ing Co. I05' of the city will be urged to attend and reived and Judge Thomas states that
was uuickly sold out I Mr' anu 'rs- H H DeArmond and to take part In the discussion, with (he McCauley muat aerve out the rest of
Exlde batteries for Fords. Chevro-1 children, who have been visiting in hope of solving the problem of fur- the 1500 fine which he was unable to
lets stars etc SI" 76 and 118 60 Gold Hill nnd Medford for tne past nisning euougn water ror tne city to pay, following nis conviction or boot
Williams St ilcCurley. 04tf several weeks, departed Tuesday for avoid the possibility of a shortage, legging.
TQMEET TEMPLAFT
TRAIN
-Grants Pass Courier.
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. "
Mrs. H. O. Frobach, who underwent
Mrs. H. O. Frohbach, who underwent
Fancv new notatoes lame size 3c their home at Bend. Ore., even in the dryest of years. Ashland
per Ib.i Johnson Produce Co., 241 K. I l-'nncy creamery butter, 47c per lb. Tidings.
Fir street. Phone 97. 68tf Johnson Produce Co. Special summer prices on dry fac-
Th evcniher hm niniWntoii cnnaiii. ' Dance Riverside Community club tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. . tf
erably from the high temperature pre- Saturday night. Alford'a Imperial or-1 Mrs. T. L. Nuylor arrived In the city land hospital, Portland, last Monday,
vailing the first of the week, and cheatra. , 1 . 107(thla morning from San Franclaeo to fa reported aa Aoing very nicely. Mr.
yesterday's maximum waa 90.6. follow-,' 'At 6 n m- Monday. July 27th. a snend several days visiting Mr. and Frohbach will not return ot' Medford
cd by a minimum of 63 this 'morning, feeling will be held at the Exchango Mrs. H. E. Qudehue's. , untll his wife has been removed to a
Generally cloudy weather Is medtcted building, North Portland, to exchange Launapach Piano. Store now open convalescent home, which will be some
for Friday. The maximum tempera-' ,',ns about the Livestock Orderly yfnr business at 111 W. Main. Opposite time next week.
turn i.r n venr nun irtv UI inn - Marketing plan. This meeting is ror tne Kiaito tneater. successor to rtoor. mu.
Orders taken for angel food ond Purpose of bringing out all good Ideas sic Co. "If.
sunshine coke, 76 cents each. 787 W. 'about making a workable plan, and to) The Novelty danco hall In the Med
14th street. Phone 224-L. ' 106 hear what anybody has to say for or ford building will be open to business
Tree props oil lenaths. Medford against tnis plan.- .Saturday nignt. aitnougn an tne ai
Lumber Co. , . .: 104tf' ron Empire
A quartet of tourists from Wellealoy. number t.o,
Mars., who arrived in the city yester
day consists of the Misses I. Kunne.
well and M. H. Williams, and F. W.
Kunnewcll and S. M. Williams, Jr,
See the dresses and hats at -bargains
at the closing out sale at Edith Towne
Shop. : ' 107
Among the memberB of tho Medford
post of Spanish American War Veter'
plaster. Medford teratlons to the hall have not yet been '. ans who left the past two days to at
. , 104tf completed. . .tend the state convention of that or-
Have your eyes examined by JJr, iewcomb says only a snort time to ganlzation which Is being held at port
De La, Rhus, , Eyesight Specialist. 425 order your factory blocks at. summer Orford the 23rd, 24th and 25th are
Medford Building. 105- prices. Phone 031. lOltf J. J. Buchter. A. R. Clement, Ser-
Gerld R. Ri".rr of Hlllshnro. Ore.. Is Dewey Glvans, of the fire depart- geant Gustave Weston, W. Y. Crowson,
Among other tourists and other guests the Ruest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' ment, was rewarded by a 20 pound F. J. Newman and Dr. E. W. Hoffman.
nt local hotels, Including the stars of
"ThCsB.lvals." are M'. and Mrs.' E.
Oektoh-of DeWllt. Iowa, Mrs. South
nrt and Edwnrd Barber of Re.no, Nov.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Osgood of Deca
tur. III., H. M. Lundstrom of Chicago,
L. L. Barber of Ueulah, N. M., Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram C, Gardner of Denver,
Fred Eric of Philadelphia, and the
Fred. Wllmot.
Fresh salt water salmon, 25c,
Johnson Produce Co. 1 tf
23 piece hand painted Oriental tea
sets, on sale, at 4.95. Japanese Art
Store. . 106
Among the families from a diatance
who are the gueata at Merrick's Motor
'nu.. a-rlvlng yesterday, are those of
I salmon for his patient fishing yester-
lb. .day near the Elks' picnic grounds. In
klddltlon to the salmon Mr. Glvans also
caught one or two nice steelhead, one
of which weighed over 10 pounds.
folowing from New York City; Mr. and E Wusson of Rlpon. Kans., J. H.
Mrs. Tom Wise. Mrs. Ophle 'James.
Marie Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. George
Tawdo, James T. Powers, Jean Ford,
Oaunncy Olcott, Rachael B. Powers,
A. M. Miller, Mra. Ftalt, Lotus Kobb,
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Gootcho, and Herbert Bel
more. ,. - . 1 .
Let me write your fire lnsuranre.
Corl Y, Tcngwald, , Holland Bldg.
Phone 993. 104tf
It. I. n. eggs at DeVoe's. tt
Dr. and Mr. H. E. Mason have re
turned from Portland, where Dr. Ma
son nttonded to business matters..) ;
' The affiliated trades have oatab
,'Jlshed an office at Smith hall. 128 No.
Grape. They -will have a representa
tive In the building from 8 a. m. to 10
a. m. every day to handle all: business
that may arise. . Alt card men are ask
ed to register with the secrotary.
Phone 386-J. . - 108
Danco In the br'eesos st Rogue Elk
Saturday night.. 107
Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Hatcher report
that while they were on the summit of
the iUakiyous Sunday, a tourist killed
a large rattler in the vicinity where
they wore parked. The rattler is reported)-to
have had fivo rattles and a
button. Ashland Tidings. ., ..
Fresh salt water salmon,. 260 11).
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Dance Riverside Community , club
Saturday night. ' Alfprd's Imperial or
chestra. . . 107
Merrlman's blacksmith shop has
added a new oil burning furnace to its
equipment for use in the manufacture
and repair of auto and -truck springs.
The shop reports a fine business in the
nuto line this year.
Tree -props all lengths, Medford
Lumber Co.- .. , 104'tf
Packing school will start July 27th.
9 a. m,, for those wishing to learn to
pack. Register now. Pinnacle Pack
ing Co, 106'
Cnlltornlans registered nt local ho
tels include Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beeek
er of E Centrd, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Gllmore and Mr. and Mra. Hugh Ma
Lean of Fresno, Miss Suale Cox of
Sacramento, Mr, and Mrs. A., D. Bwan
son ot Fort Bragg. Mr. and Mrs.
George Bllva of Centervllle. Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Hunter of Orovlllo, Mrs. H.
R. Wellman. Mlsa Jean Tnrley, Mr.
nnd Mra. A. L. Fowler and family of
Berkeley. Mr. and Mra, Meraerenu and
Mra. C. 13, Meraereau of Oakland and
Meadamcs D. F. Lipplncott, Miss C. E.
Cosgrovo, Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Soefe.
Mr. and, Mrs. J. J. Lemor and Mr. ami
Mrs. S, A. Ramsay of San Francisco.
1 represent, the strongest group of
fire Inaurauco companies In America.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland niilg.
Phono 90S. ' 104'tf
Plnnos! See Lsunsnnch. tf
Stine of Grand Junction, Colo., J. N.
Davis of Denver, Sam Sauley of Lew
Iston. Idaho, Dan Wecse of Dawson,
Neb., H. W. Schermerhorn of Chicago.
E. T. Smith of Fairbanks, Minn., and
E. T. Fleming of Atyerdeen, S. p.
Marcel and bob curl 75c. Tel. 430-R.
623 So. Ivy. : 107
Packing achool wilt start July 27th.
9 a.' m. for those wishing to Iparn to
pack. Register now. Pinnacle Pack
ing Co. 106
Mr. anri Mrs. N. fl. Bennett and
Columbia plaster wan board. Call
for prices. .Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor East Main and Genesee.
. The Rogue Elk resort has added a
,very young cub bear to the Hat of pets
We pay for ashes and sell dirt ' owned by Mr. and Mrs. Shapard. pro.
cheap. Brqwn & White Agency, Inc. prletora of that popular hotel, and
tf young bruin is proving a favorite with
Harry Brumbach of Portland, ex- the tourists,
pocretary of the state bonus commis- Among the prominent week end vls
sion Is now In charge of the state mo- ftors in tho city from Medford were
tor vehicle title registration depart-; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wortman. who at-
ment created under an act of the lost
legislature.
Before you Dsy that piano see Laun
apach. He can save you money. He
knows pianos and Is reliable..?. tf
Mrs. E. C. Faber wna among the
vialtors from Central Point who trans,
acted business In Modford yesterday.
Among out of town Oregonlnns reg
istered nt Incnl hatpin are Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. F. Crandall, M. F. Hathaway. C. E. I
tended the ceremonial of the D. O. K.
K. Mrs. Wortman la well known In
lodge circles, where she holds a prom
inent part as past grand chief of the
order of Pythian Sisters. Mr. Wort
man holds office In the D. O. K. K.'s.
While in the city they were the houee
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jones,
Mrs. Wortman being a niece of Mrs.
Jonea. Klnmath Falls Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. Wmi Lyman, Jr., nnd
children, Lester and Ethel, returned Gordon and J. L. Fuller of Eugene, two children, of Emmett, Idaho, are
Sunday from North Bend where they. George W, Knight of Hubbard. Mr. - guests of their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
hnA "l.aa. .talfl .to. ' n. J II.. A.lU... V. 131-a '! TO n ll.'IIII.H, T..n,nn D. n I nllin. ,aln.
ter." They made the trip by motor and Knight of Klamath Falls. H. A. Hahel
reported aryery enjoyable time.1 -' 'lof Roseburg ond the- following from
, Freeh Empire plaster. Medford Portlnnd: Mr. nnd Mra. F. D. Waring.
LumhefCo.. ., , io4tf Mrs. T. ,H. Bndtell! Mrs. Hnrtwell and
46 Inch pure linen lunch cloths on 'son, Mrs. W. K. Smith nnd Mr. and
sale at 11.65. Jap Art Store. 105. Mrs. Paul Kann nnd babies.
When hotter hrend
is hnked
H
'I'
FLUHRER
will hake it.
I !At Anjarorer f '
A peeullnr disease callod "toko all"
has been discovered In several grain
fleUs In Union county and has affect
ed the yield 30 per cent or more. The
disease has occurred In but three
places In the United States. .
8peclal for Friday and Saturday
Supplies for the , nursery, Including
many useful articles. Handicraft
Shop. . 107
Women's and children's bobs at tho
Highway Barber Shop, 10 North Riv
erside Ave. ...1Q7P
"Fishermen on the upper Rogue are
having excellent luck with the steel-
heads these daya and some big catches
are being made,"(says the Grants Pass
Courier. "On trie lower part of the
river, some of the fish are being hook
ed but very few are being caught.
Stealhead fishing In this part ot the
Rogue Is not expected to becpnie goo.d
for several weeks yet. ' The river Is
still exceptionally warm." .
' Now comb ssys only a short tlmo to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices, l'hona Oil. lOltf
A sterilized shny and hair cut at
the Highway Barber Shop. 10 North
Kiveralilo Ave. ... ' . 107
Word has boon received from Port
lnnd that the condition of Wm. H.
Ilanna, who was taken to that, city for
spocial treatment In a hospital there
the tirst of the week is much improv
ed.
Fresh Empire plaster, Modford
Lumber Co. 104'tf
Get your tree props now at the Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace and daughter.
Imngone, of Central Point, wore enter
tained nt a luncheon Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Cathorlno Morrison' In
Ashland.
Decorated rlco bowls, 9c. Jap Art
Store. , 106
Scroen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and
Genosoe. S8tf
The Misses Mnrion Newman nnd
Jennie Ferguson returned last even
ing from an extended outing q.t the
Todd ranch on Elk Creek. '
Lustre cream pitchers, sugar bowls
and vases on sals nt 26o each. Jap
anese Art Store. 106
Many bargains In odds and ends
luring the July clearance sale nt the
Japanese Art Store, , 106"
R. J. Martin, nssintant general ninn
ngnr of the Pacific Fruit Express, with
headquarters In San FrnnclscO. Is
spending several days In the city in
connection with the handling of tho
full fruit crop by his company.
Screen doors nt Wallneo Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. East Main nnd
Qenesee. 88tf
Got your tree props now ot Big
Pines Lumber Co, tf90
Washington state visitors register
ed ot local hotels Include Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. W. llimell, nnd II. H. ljimpel of
Ynklma, if F. (Irw of Everett, Mlsa
We pay for nshes and - sell dirt
cheap. Brown A White Agency, Inc.
tf
'.'J, O." Grey left today for Klam
ath county whore he will spend sev
eral days transacting bualneas In con
nection with Oaddla A Dixon. Mr.
Grey will oIbo go to Modoc county,
California, before returning to his
home in Medford. .. . . t ,
Large stock Victor records at Pal
mer Music Store. tf
M. E. Blylock was out on the streets
yesterday for the first time after sev.
eral weeks' confinement in the hos
pital following his recent operation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Domino Provost of
Ashland wero among the out of town
people who took In the "Night Hawks"
orchestra dance nt the Fair Grounds
Pavilion lost night.
Staple drugs at DeVoe's. ' ' tf
E. C. Pierce of Ashland was fined
J10 In Judgo Taylor's court yesterday
on his plea of guilty to speeding oh
tho Pacific highway near Savage Rap
ids dum. P. H. Pulley, district game
warden was the complaining official.
Henry Bennett, a tourist, nlao plead
ed guilty to a charge preferred agalnat
him by Traffic Officer J. J. MrMahon
for unlawfully passing another vehi
cle and was fined 815. Ed Morgan, a
Gold Hill youth. was fined 814 and
suffered the suspension of his driver's
license for 30 days, for speeding on the
highway near Jackson Hot Sprlnga
Thursdny, while Sheriff Ralph Jen
nings was In the vicinity.
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phone 912-J, Samuel
Bntoman. tf"
J. J. Cowan, assistant traffic mnna
gor o fthe Pacific Fruit Express com
pany, with headqunrtera nt San Fran
claeo. Is spending several days in the
city transacting business.
Cednr flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Carl Lovelnnd nnd Bill Allen of
Ashlnnd were Medford visitors Inst
evening, having come down to attend
the dance at the Fnlr Grounds Pavil
ion.
Urlck Ice cream 60e at DeVoe's. tf
K. M. Ward nnd K. Logan of San
Francisco are local bualneas visitors
In this city for a few days.
Kewcomb says only a short tlmo to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 831. lOltf
Washington county, which won first
prise Inst year, will again have a
county exhibit nt the state fair. '
Seo tho dv.caoca and hats at bargains
nt tho closing out aalo al Edith Towne
Shop. , 107'
Mra. Porter J. Noff la leaving to
night tor a visit ot several weeks with
friends and relatives living nt St. Paul.
Minn.
Cedar flume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. llnmel and Mlaa
Snsnn llnmel arrived this forenoon
tlves. They wilt be held a couple of
-weokfl. t - . wj, i-y.. - r. ,
Man Involved in '
Klamath Murder Is
Held, Liquor Charge
PORTLAND. Ore.' July 23 Johnny
O'Shea, arrested at Klamath Falls last
night Is charged with conspiracy to
violate the federal 'prohibition law
and with manufacture of liquor.
Assistant United States District Attor
ney McGilchrist suld the alleged of
fense was committed -In . Klamath
county, west of Klnmath Falls.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 23.
--O'Shea was arrested here last night
by a deputy United. Blates marshal
and later released on 91000 bonds.
With three othera he waa arretted
curly last January ohurged with the
murder of Oscar Erlckson in a gam
bling house slaying.1, He was the only
one of the four men to win an acquit
tal. -He has extensive sheep interests
in this section. '
mi-.Mu.in, 11. u. iicime, nr. and Mrs. A Ofrom St. Loula. Mo., to visit the form
II. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kramer and er's brotjier, W. E. llnmel of tho En
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Loomls of Seat-'ole rnlnt iiuirint
Ho. & I llnmNtifnhln. Ki,ll.n. if,
Loose wheels tightened and gunran- llnndlrraft sl.nn
teed nil season. Ford apeclnl, 31 each. I Cliff smlih mnehnr ih. ti'ninr
Van's Auto Repair Shop. 3rd street. Springs district, wna a business vls-
!" Ilor In the city today.
now at Bin Fresh salt water salmon, !5o lb.
tfDO Johnson Product Co.
Oct your tree pro
Flnoi Lumber Co. .
LOOK AT THE STARS
, TONIGHT IS URGED
PASADENA, Ca!.,' July 23. (A. P.)
A spectacle Is in store for those
who .look at the heavens tonight.
astronomers at t'.e Mount Wilson ob
servatory hers today said. The nar
row crescont moon, the planets Mur-
Cury and Venus and the first magni
tude star Kegulas will all be In an
area smuller than that occupied by the
imwl of the great dipper, the savants
Bold.
Prominent Missionary
Christian Church
' Dr. Royal J. Dye. prominent mis
sionary, who spent many years on
the Congo in Africa, will speak nt
the Christian church tonight at 8:00
p. ni., on "The Gospel Among Can
nibal people."
The Doctor has n wonderful mes
sage and preaenta It In a very
pleasing and forceful way.
People of all churches nre re
quested to attend.
Thcro will be no collection taken.
To Mentl a Broken Hook.
Tho bank von use tho moat la he
ono most likely io crack dowif the
hack. When that happens, slip a
ploce of song paper or stiff cot
ton cloth between tho book and the
cracked binding. Cover tho cloth
with tho best quality liquid glua and
glue the binding firmly to It: Al
low the mended binding to dty over
Uiltjht before using the book.
Clean cotton ran. wanted at this
Otflct. u
The Malta Commanded of Knight
Templars of Oakland, Calif., will ar
rive in Medford next Saturday even
ing uboanl their speclul . train en
routo to Seattle, Wn to attend the
triennial nutlonal conclave, stopping
here at 6:45 and uremuining until!
7:30 while ' the -crack drill leani,
composed of 31 member, .and! the
lO.piece band of the organization will
give an exhibition of drill work on
several blucks of main , HU'eet, 'com
pletely roped off from oil traffic. !.
The cornmundery ' will. bo. met J nt
Ashland by' a committee -of -local
Knight Templars, headed by Mayor
O. o. Alendorfer ! and Commander
Sir W. H. McOowen, who will escort
them to Medford: where the Cham
ber of Commerce rooms will be their
headquarters, The rooms will be
appropriately decorated with flowers
which will bo given to commandery
upon their departure. - Refreshments
will also be served the members ot
the visiting commandery, and Crater
Lake souvenirs will bo given to every
person aboard the train. The sou
venirs are ."double postcards which
contain a picture of the" lake and an
appropriate poem written by F. Ger
des, proprietor of the Rex Cafe. j
Jlaln street will bo frco from traf
fic from Front street to Onkdah)
avenue, as ropes will bar all automo
biles from operating thereon, giving
the drill team nnd band from the
south . ample space in which . to
march. .'
The Malta' Commandery. team has
been the champion of Knight Temp,
lara of California for the past two
years, nnd will compete for tho na
tlonul championship at Seattle.
C$S TONIGHT
SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENTS the SEASON
m 1
la r. run mi. 'Ma "
MRS FISKE
THOMAS A. W3SE -LOTUS
ROBE
KENNETH THOMSON
FRED ERIC
GEORGE TAWDE
CHAUKCEY OLCOTT
JAMES T. POWERS' ti.
JEAN FORD ;
MARIE CARROLL '
GERALD ROGERS"
HERBERT BELLMORE
'. . . . ' r 1 : .1 c-M tkla iMioa la
nsamamortiao f tfre 150th anniversary of the prigi-sj
.,.! ., j,, ' - production of , , ' ;.
Bj lUCHiEO BULNSLET SHEIUDUr " -fc ,
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erB C Tylor and Hugh Ford
UNDOUBTEDLY THIS IS A COMBINATION OF THE
MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF THE
COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESENTED IN A COMEDY THAT
HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A
' CENTURY AND A HALF. AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN
WITNESS SUCH AN -ILLUSTRIOUS AGGREGATION IN
MANY YEARS TO COME.
SEATS NOW SELLING
i ' PRICES, INCLUDING WAR TAX '-..
Floor, first 18 rows, $3.30; next 5 rows, ?2.75; balance, $2.20. Balcony
first 2 rows, $1.05; bala'nco, $1.10. ' ,
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Be a little patient!
It's, On Again Tomorrow!
Laying Off Tonight for,
"The Rivals"
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Reginald
DENNY
HARRY LEON WILSON'S
Latest Laughing Romance
Iove made, a he-man of tho
Incubator youth who was
afraid of everything. Don't
mlsa this, the most exasiier
Rtlngly. screamingly funny
comedy this year.
RAYMOND
B AL LARD
Organ Specialist at the
Giant Wurlitzer
Looking back over thirty-,
four years of business life
we realize that what meas
ureof success ve have had,
came from s 1 11 d y j ng the
needs of our patrons and
doing our best to supply ,
them.
In our music department we are
following this rule conscientious'
ly. We feel that it Will pay us to
handle only the best grade of
instruments and so we show you
only reliable lines. There aire no
better pianos than the Ludwig,
Haines, Cable, Starr and the fam
ous Mason and Hamlin and the
Brunswick is the best of all phono
graphs. The various models of
both pianos and ' phonographs
are priced within your reach and
our easy payment plan is the best
and safest for you.v It will pay you
to see us before buying. - '
D. C. DURHAM
Piano Tuning
WEEKS & ORR
R. W. WILSON
Mgr. Music Dept.
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122 Third St.,
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