VAGI? TWO
NfEDFOD MaIL TRTBTTMEBFORTt. OREGON, THURSDAY,
JTLY 20,
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Personal
The weekly band .concert will Ijp
held in the city pnrU tomorrow n.frht.
and Jt in exueWed that tho iiolWe will
put nn end 10 th running about and
t HhoutlnK of older children, which has
i9(oed ho timny pink concertu In the
' jiust, ubout which so much complaint
thus bwm heard, t Hence,, pit renin itr
: :rgeil in keep their children with them
and under control.
French laundry. T'hone 43!. 112
,. Fruit KrowerH K't In touch with kov
Wnment free employment . bureau,
Medford Chamber of -Commerce, for
pickers.. llf.
. Mr, and .Mr. N J. MernH
cliihlren left M'dronl thin mornlriK by
nuto for thefr home In Oakland, Calif..
after an extended v(hH with relative!
and filendH here. The Merrellf were
former i(-Hidentn of ihlH-city, but havo
h-en rnjiditiK in Oakland. Calif., for
more than a year. Mr, Merrell Ih an
MOciMted with the flrlnnelle company
o fihat city. They were accompanied
home by Mm. MerrelTa lslr, Mm. M.
K. JU'l'll eof thin city, who will tmend
her. vacation in Oakland nnd Pan
l-'ranclsro.
Alford'n Imperial orchetia at Oold
Hill Pavilion. Saturdny nlht. 112
JackHon County Pair nnd . Pear
Nhnw, Medford, Sejuemher lfl to 10.
107tf
A rifplfil inuHirnl program by the
JVIkIu Hulk dunce orchemrn enlivened
ibe usual weekly luncheon of the Cop--o
Kortiin, which wna hHl at the Ilo
Mel Medford thia noon. The entertain
nient wh varied and Included aevernl
clever vocal number In addition to
popular dance hltH. Kaeh nuinher wh
encored nnd the nvuxlclanM were, gen
erouH In their reaponfle, all of which
made a big hit with the many Forum
membem and their puestH.
. Clolheq hampers at tho , Jup Art
Wore. ill
J't MoReley and Taylor haul your
fruit on pneumatic tlreo. Phone(1140.
3 20
Tourlsta and other jjuefrtR from a
distance regiHtereil n( Medford hotel.
Include Mr. and Mm. A. K. Wilder and
child of Honolulu. Mr. nnd Mm. F, 10.
March of Peoria, III., K. U. I-obber and
Oladyn Kvann of Kannnji City, Mo.. Mr.
and Mm. (ifivnr Himehaugh nnd Kit 1b.
I.ucfle and Virginia Himehaugh of Ak
ron. Ohio, S. J. Kugulie of Lewiatown.
Mont.. Mr. and Mm. John H. flreen of
Philadelphia. R. Slagle of Vermil
lion, H. D.t nnd Mr. nnd Mm. W. R.
Ruff of Twin Kflllfl, Idaho.
For Sale Hack twine, priced right.
Monarch Heed Co. J 13
Kxlde batteries for Fords. Chevro
let Htnm. etc., $12.76 and $16.50.
VHlinniB & McCurley. 104tf
Moderately warm and fair weather
tn predicted for Friday, following a
maximum of 15 degreea yettterday, and
n. minimum this . morning of . Gfi.G
which' proHngod another quite warm
day. - ....
Ftnch Laundry. Main, and Ornpe.
112
Fancy new potatoes, large fixe, 2c
per lb. .Tohnaon Produce Co.. 241 N.
'. Fir street. Phone 1)7. D8tf
L , A daughter woh horn to Mr. and
' Mm. Noel Km kino, 320 ,WV Clark street,
oh July 2.
(loldun Bantam corn, wholeaale for
canning or dryl.ig. Coll 824-Y 112
For ale Fly chnaer chaen fllea.
Use It on cows and iiorsea. , Monarch
Seed Co. , . . 113
- "Twenty-five ton , of . evergreen
blackberrlea havo nlroady bonn signed
up for the Anhlnnd cannery, tho fimt
time that theae. blackberries, which
grow wild in the Applegnte .valley,
nhull havo been ..marketed," eaya .the
Urnnt Pans . Courier. - "Tomorrow
Charles Gordon, manager of the farm
ern' cooperative aasociatlon. will make
n trip among the fur mors to sign up
more of the berries. Mr. Oordon stales
that the co-op. will furnish the pickers
nnd containers if they are notified In
time to get them signed up. The ber
ries will he ready. for picking about
August 8."
ifi-plcce kitchen 'spice n't 18.50
value Saturday only $6 05. Jap
Art Htore. Ill
Tree props, all lengths. Medford
I.unibcr Co. . 104tf
William I.ydlard Is nmong the Med
ford knights In attendance nt the na
tional Knights Templar encampment
at Senttle this week,.
Another big dance nt the Oold Hill
Pavilion Saturdny night. Alford's Im
perial orchestra. 112
Let me write your fire lnsuranro.
Carl V. Tengwald,, Holland Hldn.
Phone !fl3. 1 04 tf
1
Wo arc Inns on
empty
Flour
Sacks
So fni the luilnnnc
of this week
89c Doz.
Kcfjular $l.'-'b value.
Fine for dish clot lis,
hahy elotlicH. work
shirts, etc. (me in
and we will tell yon
how to remove the
hrand marks.
The Colonial
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Bakery,
I Mr. and Mrs. F. J. F.vans and Mrs.! The puhlic market equaled the av
K. P, Kvans are among the Klarnfith raw mid-week, market this morn
Falls residents who arrived in Medford Inn. with a choice lot tif sweet corn on
yeslardfc'. I ale. Market Master Hunyurd ex-
R. I. R. eggs at DrVoe's. , tf , pects homegrown melons to be on sale
I French Laundry.. All hand. work. Hoturduy morning In addition to
U2
Callforulans registered nt local ho
tels Include Mr. nnd Mm. Harry H.
Totten and son of nurllngame. Dr. nnd
Mm. Demersett, Mr. and Mm. John
Mcfte and Mr. nnd Mrs. F.. l. Wllford can Legion post were engaged yester
of Berkeley Hert L. nnd May M. Pet- Ah afternoon In burning graas and
tingill, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mugler of Mt. clearing away rubbish off the golf
Hhasta. Mr. and Mm. J. C. Hedford of course at the fair grounds, In prepara
Chlco, Mr. nnd Aim. J. . Cnlan. Mm. tlon to using It In active play. It is.
.LIU. Calnn and Mr. and Mm. T. CI. expected that It will bo several days
SturKess of Oakland. Mr. and Mm. n. before the work will be done, as there
W. Jjikln McC'loud. Thomas Harrison. Is a tremendous nmount of grass to bo
Kr., and Jr., of Knnta Ilosa. Mrs. O. K. burned.
Lacey. and O. V. Ijicey of Salinas, Mr, Get your tree props now at Big
nnd Mrs. C. 11. Thomas of Sacramento, 1 Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Mr. nnd Mm. Tt. J. Fountain and fam- I Special numrner prices on dry fac
lly of Lodl. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Wilson jtory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. $f
of Itosevllle, and the following from) Mr.. and Mm. .7. M. Ollson of Med
Han Francbich: John J. Oreany and for(i nnu j. j. Metzger, also of Med
famlly. Dr. and Mm. C. C. Umg. L. H. ton, are among the representatives
Klerge and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. X. f,f the Pacific Fruit and Produce com
Poge. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kvola K. IJemont ,,nny jn the city this week. Klnmnth
and MIhs Jlizabeih. Hretton. News.
One lot of baskets at cost nnd un-
der. Jap Art Store. Ill
I represent the strongest group of
fire Insurance companies In Amerleo.
Carl V. Tengwnld. Holland Bldg.
Phone D!I3. 104tf
Among the Medford citizens who
havo been In Klamath Falls this week
nre Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Mnssey, ft. D.
Denlck. Mr. and Mm. F. I.. Schneider,
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Owen. Mrs., F.
Buzzard, K. C. Jerome, H. M., Hullls.
1 Vaughan. J. B. Partridge .and Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Pecker.
The affiliated trades have estab
lished an office at Smith hall, 128 No.
Ornpe., They will hnyo n representa
tive In the building from 8 n. m. to 10
n. m. every day to handle all business
that may arlne, All card men are ask
ed to register with
the secretary,
108 .
Phone 365-J.
Fresh salt water salmon,. 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
A small brush fire was reported to erly operated the Jacksonville rail
local forest service headquarters yes-Irond between Medford and J'Vllle. nnd
terdny. as burning near Hound Top In la well known about Medford. Mm.
the Perljy district on, state tlmherlandJ Barnum Is a former resident of Cen
Several men were immediately sent tnil Point, being the daughter Mr. and
out to quell the blaze,, but as yet no
report has been received from the
fire fluhters as to Us seriousness.
Home sites, acreage, etc., or will
build ntores ,or,garuges. Main down
town business -district. Don't wait.
Buy now. Big developments near at
hand.. Agents correspond ,M orris es-
tote. Crescent City. Calif. 113
Big open air dance at Oold Hill Sat-
urday night. . Alford's Imperial or-
chestra. -112
C, F. -Nutting and family were down
from Grants Pass today Mr., Nutting
recently sold the Oregon Cement
Sewer Pipe & Tile company to. the,
Aiemortt concrete construction com- land: Mr. and Mm. H. I. King, c J.
pnny of Medford., . . iDelo and family, Mesdames O. H. and
Tree props, all lengths. Medford R. C, Lomberco. Mrs. Bdlth Bothum,
Lumber Co. 104tf ,Mlss. Ruth Slye, Mr. and Mm. T. O.
; Pianos! See launspach, tf Beck and son and Mr. nnd Mrs. L.
MIks (Iracn Collins, a young lady of Matta.
Corvallls. who had been visiting i Send some pictures of Crater Lake,
friends .and relatives ,ln and about I Medford nnd the Rogue Velley vlevfi
Medford and other valley points for to your friends. Palmer's pictures are
the past several weeks, departed this the best. tf
morning for her home In the William- For sand. gravel, sediment, cleaning
ette valley city. or, lnwn work, phone 912-J, Samuel
Tree, props all lenntbe. Medford Briteman. ' ' tf
Lumber Co., - 1 04 tf I Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M. Fisher of the
French Laundry. For finest linens, , Wlldwool ranch near Clold Hill, ac
.112 cnmpanled by their son William and
Th Unierslty of. Oregon annual, Hamilton Howell, left yeaterdny for
summer sesslson will close Friday with an outing In the Coos Bay country,
the termination of the sixth week of. - Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
the term. Final examinations will be
given Thursday and Friday. The
Hummer session this year . had the
largest enrollment In the history of the
Institution as the.' 1000 . mark was
reached by both the , Kugene, and Port
land sessions. . y.
Fancy creamery butter 49o per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Fresh Empire , plaster.
Lumber Co..
Medford
104Lf
Included nmong the guests from n,
distance who were guests nt Merrick's
Motor Inn yesterday were the families,
of 11. R. Crawford of Newark, Ohio,
Mm. A, J. Burns of Milwaukee. Wis,
O. W. Suera of Vancouver,. 11. C, P.
Wales of Saginaw, Mich., A. C. Nelson
of , Fampol, Wis., C. AT. .Hoover of
Rockford, O. Thompson of
Chicago. R. B, Wlttem of St. Louis,
Mo., and B. F. Onlnes of Rock Island,
liidinnn.
Fresh salt water salmon, 25a. lb.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
, If your pictures are made at Palm
er's Photo Studio, 716 Central, they
will be the best. . ' tf the land settlement department of the
Abbio Green, pianist of the. Night Portland ehnmber of commerce, who,
Wawk dunce orchestra, returned to has been located In Ashland for the
this city yesterday after a short bual,- post three months, has been transfer
ness trip to Bugene. red to Portland, ns acting mnnnger of
Fresh Bmplro plaster. Medford, the department during the temporary
Lumber Co. J04tf absence of W. L. Ide, present mana-
Auto park land. Oood opening, next
to, city (new) nuto .park.. Grab the
opportunity; moneymaker. Land Just
placed on tho market,, Agents corres
pond Morris Bstate, Crescent City,
Calif. US
J., R. Kerrr of Grants Pass was n
local business visitor hero today.
Washington slate visitors register
ed nt loenl hotels Include Miss Cnrd
of Tacomu. Miss Haze) Howe of Te-
nlno. H. H. IlodKinnn of Spokane, Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. K. Hill of Castle Rock nnd
Aim. s. it. Anderson. Mr. and Mm. J. (
B. Hubbard, Bd Westphalen, F. D.
Julglcy.L. C. 11111 and Mr. and Mm.
Albert Fallen of Seattle.
Fresh Bmplre plaster . Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Get your tree Props now at the Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf00
The California Oregon Power com
pany has received from -the home of
fice at Medford. a special radio set de
signed to locale leaks nnd other elec
trical disturbances. There has been
considerable compbilnt recently of
electrical discharges of ome kind, and
nn effort Is lelhg made to truce them,
so time the condition can be remedied.
Itoseburg News Review.
Screen doors at Wallace AVoods
Lumber Yard
Genesee,
cor. East Main nnd
RRtf
Get your treo propi now at Big
Pines Lumber Co. tfflO
A debt of 125.000 on the hew Hotel
Benton nt Corvalli. was wiped out
Monday when that sum was paid to
satisfy accounts of Portland bonding
houses against the structure. The
money was subscribed by 400 citizens
of the city In a thrve duy eumpulgn
tuht ended at 9 o'clock Suturduy night,
and the debt paid Monday afternoon.
Nearly 500 local people are now bond-
holders In the hotel.
Palmer's Photo Studio makes (he
nest pictures. tf
Hcree
en doom at Wallace Woods
Lumber
er Yard, cor, East Main and
Uenesvo,
IKtf
a large quantity of good crab apples.
Staple drugs at DeVoe'n, tf
Try that biff rnllk shake at DeVoe's.
If
Several members of the ;locnl Amerl.
Pure, clean, running sulphur wnter,
Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool
105tf
We pay for ashes nnd sell dirt
cheap. Brown A White Agency, inc.
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S. M. Wallace, traveling agent for
the Northwestern railroad, with head
quarters nt Portland, was among the
business visitors who wore in the city
today.
Launspach PInno Store now open
for business nt 1 1 1 W. Main. Opposite
Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu.
sir Co. tf
Before you buy that piano see Laun
spach. He can save you money. He
knows pianos and Is reliable. tf
Mr. and Mm. John Barnum nnd
daughter, who have been visiting
friends and relatives In and about
Medford for the past several days.
departed this morning Tor their home.
in San Francisco. Mr. Barnum form-
Mm. If. Tt. Stearns of thnt city.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Laree stock Victor records at Pal
mar Music Store. tf
Out of town Oregonlans arriving in
the city yesterday nnd registered at
local hotels Include Mm. Hague and
Florence Hague of Corvallls, Ithea
Luper of Salem, N. Maybell of Spring-
field, P. Stevens of Roseburg. Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. H. HIM. C. W. Fox, D. J. Mr-
Kinnon, A. N. Prlaulx nnd James K.
Koie of Kugene, K. Johnson of Wolf
Creek and the following fron) Port-
Luirber Co.. ' tf
Brink Ice c-enn 50e nt DeVoes. tf
i Mildred and Brnest Boles were vis
itors in the city today from the Phoe
nix district transacting business.
i Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood. Lumber
Yard, cor Knst Main and 0nesee
; Theae are busy days, nt Crater Lake
.lodge, as the attendance . of tourists
jnnd others by private cars, nnd the
staves is steadily increaslnc. Yester
day forenoon the stages from this city
took up to the lake from the hotels
ana nornlng trains forty tourists from
various parts of the United States. The
down bound stages from the Inke yes
terdny brought .twenty, tourists back
from their visit there.
Hemsiitchln buttons covered at the
Handicraft Shop. tf
- Miss May Kelt, of Oold Hill was
nmong the, visitors who were . in the
city todny transacting business.
Cedar .flume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Arthur Foster, assistant manager of
per. Foster will be replaced here by
W. H. Swisher, nt present In charge
of the Portland ehnmber of comriierce
office In the auto camp ground In
Portland. The change will be In ef
fect Monday morning,- Swisher arriv
ing here tomorrow while Foster will
spend the rest of the week here, break
ing the new mnn In. Ashland Tidings.
Fresh snlt wnter salmon, 25o Ih.
Johnson Produce Co.
Fire Chief Blllott wishes to remind
nil hov between the aces of 9 and 12
years who are Intending to attend his
swimming party tomorrow, that they
should furnish their own suits nnd
gather at the Natatorlum promptly nt
fl o'clock tomorrow morning.
Newcomb says only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 631. lOltf
Mrs. F. Breltmnyer. nccompanled by
her son Carl, left yesterday for her
home In Grnnln Pass after having spent
several days visiting her sister. Mm.
B. R. Blliott.
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
"The residents of Medford are sweet
corn hungry, as at the public market
this morning 40 dozen ears of sweet
corn were sold nt 20 cents a doxciv In
ndditlon to the large number of ears
sold today by the groceries. The ef
flclency of Mali Tribune advertising
wns again Illustrated yesterday, by the
fuel that the Bconomy Groceteria sold
400 doien earn of corn yesterday In
public response to nn ad Inserted In
this new simper Tuesday afteinorfu
that that concern would sell corn.WeiL
nesday ut IB cents a dien.
Tre props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Myron Mordoff, accompanied by his
duughter, Miss Atleen Mordoff, vis
among the business visitors In the val-
Vv over "the. week end, Miss Mordoff
visited With friends In Medford during
her vlriw Klamath News.
, Dance ut Gold Hill Saturday night.
Alford's Imperial Orchestra,,.
Residents of southern Cullfornla
registered at local hotels Include D. A.
Reed nnd family of Long Beach. Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. P. Yentman, Mr. and Mm.
A. F, Verman and Miss Pauline Ver
man of Pasadena. Dr. and Mm. F. C.
'Arthur ot Kan Diego, Mr. and Mm. M.
B. flrey of Glendnland the following
'from Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. K.
R. Roblniaa, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Our
man and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. A Mc
Cray. Dr. Winifred Jenny. Mr, and
Mm. Harry Ieonhardt, Miss Helen Da
mody. Miss Mirguerft McDonald. Mr.
and Mm. C. H. Ballenclnch. Mr. nnd
Mrs. O. H. Jones and Miss Lydn Mc
Donald, A. D. Thompson of the Wagner
Creek district is spending several days
in the city attending to business.
J. A. Beckstend and son Shields, of
Salt Lake City, 1'tnh, who have been
In Medford for the past several weeks,
departed at evening for Los Angeles.
Calif,, where they locate indefi
nitely.
Jess Willlnrd. former world's heavy
weight champion, nnd before that,
Kansas cowpundier. wan a visitor here
for a few hours this morning, stopping
here en route to Crater Iake, where
hel expects to visit a few days, before
going on to Portland and other north
ern points. Wlllard was .undetermined
whether he Would return this way or
not. but derlnred that since he did not
have time to visit Llthia Park and
other polnta of Interest on thla trip.
he would probably make the loop via
Klamath Falls, and return nere ror a
short visit. Ashland Tldlnirs.
Mr. and Mm. Sidney J. Brlstow nnd
amnll Hon. Sidney, Jr., were among
visitors who were in the city Inst even
ing from Central Point.
Mm. M. K. Oreen of Medford is vis
iting In Ashland with Mrs. J. Hervey
of that city.
The children, as well as grownups,
who havo not tried the "ice crea.m
suckers' on sale nt the different soft
drink palrom, and produced by the
Jackson County Creamery, nre miss
ing a treat. '
Mr. Johnson, of the Johnson Pro
duce company, says they are getting a
larger quantity of better home grown
vegetables this year than ever before,
And will begin to get flue home
grown watermellons next week. They
are operating trucks between here and
Klamath Falls. Kugene nnd Duns
mulr, Calif. During July this firm has
paid over f 11,000 to Jackson county
people for vegetables alone.
I .eft In this office today by Indy, n
handkerchief and spectacle case.- Call
and get Fame.
1 3 SPECIAL TRAINS
Thirteen special trains bearing
Knights Templar commnnderles from I
Seattle, Wh., 'after having attended
the national triennial conclave being
held there this week, will pnss thru
Mmlfprd Jtwlng the . next week en
route to their respective homes.
On July 31 the Ivanhoe Com
mandery of Kansas, City, the.com
mandery of Atlanta, Ga., and Louis
ville, Ky will pass through the city
at different hours of the day.
August 1 will witness the pas
sage of fl trains which will include
the commnnderles of New York City.
Columbus, o.. New Orleans, La., the
state of Ohio, Humboldt nnd Oak
Park. III., Oakland, Cnl.. Kansas City
Mo.,nnd Baltimore, Md.
MacMlllan Ice Bound.'
WASHINGTON, July :t0. (A. P.)
The MucMlllan Arctic expedition be
came wedged In the Melville hay ice
pack .yesterday, but notified tho Na
tional Geographic society today that
ft expected to got out when tlte fog
lifted. ' '
Jennings Tent Tlioatcr.
Jennings Tent , Thenter company,
consisting of 18 people, Including a
5-piece orchestra, will play a week's
engagement In Medford' .commencing
next Monday night, August 3rd.
Opening play. "R'Mantha," at which
time ladles will be admitted free as a
medium of advertising. Doors opened
at 7:30. curtain rises at 8:00 Admission
20c for children, and 40c for adults.
No reserved seats. Tent located opp.
Post Office. IIR
TOO , LATE TO CLASSIFY
POH SALK 6-room modern hunga.
low 350Q. terms r.0l) iluvn, 35
per month. Phone 470-11. 113
VOH HAI.R 12oonomy qimrt JurH. 70c
per dozen. Phone 840-X. 113
FOK RALIO Irriitnteil Itind in HoKiie
Htver valley, or will exrhnne for
Florida laud. P. U. Box 073 Grams
Pnss, Ore. 115
LOST lletween Medford nnd Unfile
point, Kflsoiine , nose. , A tmter cnii
OTKSa.
BATTER!
0LEAMZBS
FLEATZSI
Plan 144 -UR.ttrl..
YOU CAN BUY A
' ' 34x4. :
Cord for
$16.50
Phipps Aute Park Service
Highway at Jackson 8lreet
SWIM
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ASHLAND NAT
Clean Sulphur Watar
JONAS SPITZER IS
GIVEN STIFF TERM
Jonns Vlpltzer of the Talent district
pleaded guilty this forenoon before
.County Judge V. J. ilurtzell to two
Ichnrges of possessing and transport
jlng Intoxicnting liquors.' On each
I charge ho was fined $,"00 and sen
tenced to six months In jail.
The arrest was made Saturduy eve
ning by Chief of Police McNnhb of
Ashland In that city, assisted by the
sheriff's office., Kpltzer. so It Ik said',
was Just returning -from' California,
where ho had loaded on his. decreoit
Ford louring car a keg of moonshine,
crudely concenled by sacks, which
, were thrown over It. . When arrested
by AlcNabb he made no show of re
sistance, being very docile Instead.
Spitzer, who has but one leg, had been
under the survellance of the sheriff's
i office for some time past lefore his
1 final arrest. H was susp'ected of
beim? n leading bootlegger, of the
Talept district for the past year, nnd
'only last winter was freed 'tf a sim
ilar charge because of lack of suf
ficient evidence to convict.
J His car which was used in trans
porting the illegal Intoxicants. Is be
ing confiscated by the due course of
law.
I The case was plod . before County
Judge Hartzell because of the absence
of Circuit Judge Thomas, who is
spending several days in Portland
and Willamette valley points.
PROVES A FIZZLE
WASHINGTON, July -30. A. P.)
Washington's evolution suit was
withdrawn today -by the attorneys of
Loren H. Winner, the government
clerk who filed it.
Wittner sued as a taxpayer to pro-
vent payment.. of salaries to persons
responsible for the teaching of scien
tific subjects In the public schools
which he said were In disrespect of
the Holy Bible. The government!
questioning his right to sue as a
taxpayer nnd raising other, objections
to his bill of complaint, had filed a,
motion to dismiss the case, which
was to have been argued tomorrow!
. Tho lawyers said they would draw
up another complaint, more free of
objections and probably would name1
another man with Wittner as a plain
tiff..
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Conk with irns
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IPS ' 1
DELICIOUS r
Never t before could ;ou
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle. ' f
SKO is made from 'ileal
Oranges and there are no
synthetic flavors added. ,
Close, your eyes and yoii
can easily, imagine vou are
"drinking;' the fruit itself.
All our products are guar
anteed to be pure and. whole
some, which is 3'our protec:
tion.
Jackson County
Creamery
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lOOINOIDMv.
I A COAL JajLCJ,w.
IsrsiM'- ufr
Order your eonl nml hriipittts
XOW and .be SAFK from tliu
nntioipntcd
COAL STRIKE
All minors' union ngrpoiutMits
Mid September 1
UTAH WY0MINO COAL
BRIQUETS
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
IT WOULD - . WElL-IM
BE A i not
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I In Great Show
; Noi;Y Playing,.
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Also
COMEDY
NEWS (
Raymond Ballard
Master Organist
at the
Giant Wurlitzcr
The dainty Ludwig Grand;
i$lthe most artistic? grand'
we have ever seen J
. It's tone is remarkably, pure and
resonant, with , plenty of, depth ,
and powerrand : its case will '
add beauty and richness tp .ypqr,
home. '
We are fortunate m being the exclusive,
agents for this "dainty" piano in this.,
territory and will . take pleasure, in.
showing it to you now.
You can exchange you old piano as part payment and,
pay the balance in JO months' time if you wish.
WEEKS
Ksnllilied I SB I ; :
D. C. DURHAM
Piano Tuninj , '
A SNAP
31x4,
Straight Side
6-BlyCord
. S16.25
Phipps Aito Park Service
i Highway at Jackton Street.
He's the
Sheik
of 1926
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-wiw wmp or
' ;-ftlnvs', he won
A Spanish love-drama
more romantic, than
"The Shek," more ex-.
t citing than., "Bipod and .
:, Sand' more entertain,
ing than both .of .them ,
together!. ; -
-' Sunday
"Tho Necessary Evil"
With Ben Lyon and .
Viola Dana
& ORR
R. W. WILSON ,
. ; Mgr. Mualo. Dept. .
MedTord Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Automobile glaaa and glaaa .for all
purpose. .We repuir broken- win
dowa and reallrer old mirrors, make
mirrors any : site. Complete line
beveling and grinding . macniact:
employ nothing but . sprlenl
help. .
J. V. MORGAN, Manager.
118 S. Bartlett ' fhona.lM
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