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JUBILEE
3FIRES fN CITY
RESULT IN LOSS
nrnnnr inu n m
btuKbt vun tun
SHOOTS A 77 ON !
OF 1 DWELLING TRIS SPEAKER IS
Tint om hundred unci first iinnutil
pchhIou uf the SdverelK'i tint ml !-i1k
of Odd 1'VllinvH will bt held in Port
land HcplomhPr The program
fur tho occasion ha Junt been rom
lilctotj und is ihiw in the hainlH of th1
inintffr. It' will ho a nonvenlr booklet
of tlio nolfle Northwest, ountalniiu;
pictures' of ttll the leader, of the va
rinuH brain hett In tlio order.
.On Keiiteniher 111, proceilkiiB the
opening1 of Hovei-eln (liaml l.odne,
there, will bo mi exeuiHlon un the K. I.
& H. railroad to the shores of the I'a
dfiu ocean. Thu members of the or
der in ClntHop county are pruvidliiK
ctiilli ImkO Ulld sea f mid banquet for
the thouHund or more delegates who
nro expected to lake thin trip. The
trip will lie flee to all offieerw mid
SnoiuhcrH of S. (I. I-.. Ceneral Military
Council. officers and ineiiihet'H of the
jHHtci;0tlon of ltebekah assemblies,
grant! HPeretarieH and uraud sei-ibe;-.
Itnd members of the I. O. (). F. Krater
juil I'ross UHHoclation. A II "f these
organizations of odd Fellowship will
liold BOHtdoiiH In I'ortlaiifl duriiiK Sov
ereign Grand l.mlfce week.
On the Sunday of September I'O.
upeciul services will he held for the
visitors In the First uHptlst church.
ThiH will ho followed h ya reception
In the nflerwMin at the Odd FcIIowh
Homo, 3Uml and Mulatto streets, Kiven
by the itehekuh assembly of Oregon
to nil Odd FellowH and ItehekaliH.
1 'The regular sessions of the various
ItritncheH of the order will be held In
the, now Odd Fellows temple, corner
10th und Salmon streets, opening on
tho morning uf September '2. The
veiling HOHsloiiH. uenoral receptions,
etc.., will ho held In tho City Audito
rium, while there will he several ban
quets hold in tho (Ihilim rooms uf Ho
lei Multnomah" which Is the official
headquarters for SoveroiKU (irand
lodKe. offieorH.
Much preparation Is helm; made by
nil tho IoiIkoh in Oregon, as well as
Washington, Idaho, and siirruiindiiiK
nlates for tho Kiand parade which
til k oh place on Wednesday. September
1:3. Tho lino of man h and plan of
urKaiilMiliou for this bijr parade has
been established. It is exported that
HI least 40.UIPI members of iho order
w 111 participate. In tins , parade, am)
every lofli;o within a nidlus of 1
miles of Portland Is organlzim: fr f
exhibition In tho lino of march. Many
' of iho counties of Oregon are organ
izing full county units. Tillamook
oounly. with a membership of over
60'J. Ih expecting to place a float,
brans band, and at least 4uo mcm-
lioru In t lie h Miel inn Vn in hi II eon Il
ly has over WOO momborH of the vn- I
rluuH branches of odd Fellowship.
Thoy will iiIho have a band, float, and
nod tons of organized marchers. Tho
chairman of their committee reports I
that fully half of tlio membership will
Itn m-nurtitt mi Ihtil duv. Kurlv In the!
arrntmoment Marlon county organ
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Isted the various lodgoH of that see-
Hon for participation In the big par-
Hdo. Astoria will bo on hand wllh
Iinr munlelnal baml. and Ihoso who i
linvc soon them In naraile during the
)mst, know thi.t they will make a good
Allowing. Pendleton will be down
wl.h a big delegation front I'matllla
county, while the 7000 iiiciiiIhmh of
tho order In Portland are expected to
bo In tho Hue of parade almost to a
mun.
Tho parade will form on 1 lib and
Mirrlsuu Htreets and the hi roots ruu-
lilnir houth and west from this liner-
ioeiion. The time of starling will be D. D.. P.I I I-IH1K; Hev. Charles F. W.
2 o'clock, und tho lino of march is as Koehler, HHS-lii3.
follows: j i reel lugs iroin t he Synod of Oro-
The parado will march from I lib gun, Hev. K. Percy Lawrence. Moilor
nnd'Morrlsnn Htreois east mi Morrison ator.
to iiith, north on Il'Hi ot Alder, caul (ireeiius from the Presbgytery of
on Alder to It road way. nor I h on Soul hern t iregon.
Jlroadwny to Pine, east nu Pine to tireeiliigs from 1'asiors of Ashland
tfth, Houth on lUh to Morrison, oast mi
Worrlso nlo 5th, north on Mb lo Pine,
ofist on Pino lo 4)11, south on llh lo
Taylor, wol on Taylor to loth, soulh
on 10 to Madison, east on Madison to
(ith, dlsbuudlug to Iho east ami south
fjs directed by Iho marshalM.
' T'tto sections as arranged will be led 1
by Chief of Police J. V. Jenkins. May
or floorgO D. linker. Waller M. Pierce,
governor of Oregon, and tho general
committee of arrangements nod Ore- j
port (irand Lodge offleor. Following
this will bo tho Patriarchs Militant,
one of tho finest caparisoned body of .
orgnnUed marehors In Iho iv.nl
In "
tlmeH past there have boon iih many as
3000 plumber momborH of this branch
of Odd Fellowship In Ihe lino of
inarch lit Sovereign (iraud lodge.
Next there will bo the older members
Of the order lu llllt on. It Is expected
thnl every fifty year member will ride
In this section. After tblt comes the
main body of tho parade. Including all
of Multnomah county and various
flections from Canada, tho eastern,
pmithorn. central and western slates.
The iit a to of Washington and nlo
Idaho will each form a separate sec
tion in the parade. The various
band, floats, a ltd other special fen
Hires will be In line wllh (heir va
rious nectloiiH.
IS MADE PUBLIC
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" 'Tho Hfhoul calendar Tor 1:S-JB
vuh Rivou out today bv tho city
hehool fluperlnlondent's office, and H
Ul) ndlowi:
Rn.....t.nr a Kebools ooi-n
Kuptomhcr IS S
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l-iiuntv full.
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IS'nvtiinlitM- 1 1
Ariiilmlin iluy.
-ovotnlii-r ".'tl
lnililii.v.
l.ii-i-i-rtibiT 2:1
K i ll ii u li.'ll.lny.
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(,'ln IbIiiiiiii IiiiIIiIiivh.
.tiiniiiiiv J KrlltiiffH iilil'll llfti-r Ii
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liliiyn.
Junuiil-y tl t'lusi- of rirut hi-iih
tr.
, January SB Hi-hi-nln "ln'ii fur
utnl Htniit-iirur.
r.ruary K2 lliilf Imlliliiy, Wuuli
liiKlun's hirthduy Ajiftt'i-iiuun).
-More than
1 lio people, members and visttiuK
tors, were sealing at the tables groan-
iim with their burden of Koorl things,
Thursday noon at the Presbyterian
church. Tables, hrlKhl with nay blos
soms, and with koocI cheer and kindly
fellowhhlp manifest In happy races.
' laughter and friendly Word. Until
two o'clock, quests lingered nl (able
or in visit, when a picture wan taken
of vlsilliitf pastors, the seven charter
members in nunlnt obi costumes, and
of the Kioiip as a whole.
At 2: 3U everyone reassembled for
I he "Fellowship and Iteininlseent
Hour." with Witt M. Wrik'ht presid
ing. The first callcit upull was Mrs.
A nn 11. It ussi'H, who. wcariUK the
dainty curb of Iho Ioiik ao. ascended
tho pulpit slabs and nave a talk, tcll
iiiK many thine In iho unwritieii his
tory of I he church, some pathetic,
some niiiusiiiK. and all deeply Inter
esliiiK. piclurliiK the early strUKtfles
.that those who came later would
i hardly have dared to face. Fxccrpls
'from an account of plans for an en
tertain men I of t hat day were read
from a copy of the Tidings of 1S77.
She lold of the Sunday school started
by a .Mrs. Ilaworlh, at Fmcrald Hun.
In the north part of town now, anil
euclosiiiK a poem written by It. P.
Campbell, eoniiucroraiivc of thu incl
'du(s of the hulldiiiK of (he early
church was read, called tho "I A t tie
Church In the Trees." by Mrs. Koeh
ler, alter which Miss Florence Allo.n
saiiK by request of Mrs. Itussell, "Tho
Oardon,"
1 The Itcv. ,, It. OonuldHou talked of
his coming and Incidents of his early
I ministry, as did the Itcv. F. I.
StraiiKe, both tolling of their early
experiences and happiness In tho work
in Iho coin m unity. .Mrs. Mary M.
' liiinn added much to tho story of
those early days by telling of tho sau
riflces and self-ilenial tho mem hers
endured In ralsiiiK the money to make
the Marl for tho ohurcfl. Or. Cai Ita
lian and Or. Kochb-r both spoke of
their pastorales very feelingly. Of
the charter members. Mrs. Sarah Wal
ker. Mrs. Kentuor Oiddings and Mrs.
Howard am) Mrs. Applegato gave brief
greetings, with the exception of Mrs.
Walker, who told of her marriage by
Father WlllianiH and of tho incident
of that wedding Journey. Mr. Oeorge
Mathes remembered an incident con
nected with the laiug of the corner
Hiono of the church when but a little
lad. It was u very beautiful ami
happy hour.
Supper was served for guests that
remained between services, and the
following program was I veil In tho
ovoiiIhr: ,
Tlio ;ol(teu .In Idler
Organ Prtiluoi:.. .
The Poxology,
Tho Invocation Ilev. John H. Oon-
aldson.
Solo "How Long Wilt Tlmu Forget
Me?" Mr. McCoy.
The Seriituie Dossoti Psalm I III:
Hev. Charles !
W. Koehler.
Hymn No. 2H.
Pastoral greeting Tho Pastor.
The Church History Mrs. I i race
Andrews.
The Karly Days of tho Sunday
School Mr. C. F. Hillings.
Orcctings from our former Pastors:
Hev. John Lt. Donaldson, D. D., 1S77
1S7K; licv. Ferdinand tl. Strange. D.
D.. 1SS7-IH02: Ilev. II. A. Cajnahan,
ehurches.
Prayer of Thanksgiving Kev. A. II.
Caruahan.
Hymn No. Hill, verses. I. 3, 5.
Jubilee Thank offering (For World
Wide Missions).
Ladies' ijtmrlet "Now tin- Day Is
I ei" - M iss I 'oley, M l;ss P lu miner,
Miss Allen. .Miss itrowu.
Hem -did Ion Hev. Ferdinand (i.
Strange.
ti. F. Hillings brought greet lugs
fnou the Methodist church, in the
absence of lis pastor the Hev. S. J
rliinoy, and offered rongratulaliotis
to Ibis people tor many things, ills
account of the organization of that
early Sutlday school and of his long
so perin tendency was most entertain
ingly told.
In tho greet lugs brought by the
several former pastors much fooling
from the mother church at Jackson
ville wore given by the liov. Mr.
Kdgar, pastor of that church, w ho
gave Interest lug sidelights on Its
history.
John Haley brought a message In
greeting from I he Congregational
church of the city rcprescnliiiK the
younger generation, ami Iho Kev.
Myron WimmI worth of Ihe Kaptlst
hui c h a. message from his people.
The lie v. Mr, Atnos com eyed to
Ibis ehiilch from the Presbytery of
southern Oregon Its greetings and
the Synod of Oregon was represented
by the moderator, the Hev. H, P.
Lawrence, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Med ford, who brought
Its cordial message.
I I no church was filleii with l
tnoiuborshlp am) Mends n ho hud
'J..y the tioldci Jubltno
l'"K.am ami uhl.h was fill.d with
nn,, h nf "",',,,M " 1 "
l,M membership but to lioguo Ulver
valli
as w.-lt.
I 'I'ln-
i-i-li-lilal Inn rtintlnui's In tn
M-rvlii-s Siitnliiy. al wltti-h thn Ki.v.
Iir. Mi-aiiKi- iiml Ihi- Knv. Il.ill.ililsiin
l.r.-sl.l.-
In Un liuirntim mill Ihr t-v.
Km-hli-r lil'i-:li-lll-s tin- jlllitli-ti
'"'"",n In tin- I'vi-nlui; at a Ullliitl
Ki-Ir.- t.f all tit. i-huri-ht's.
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M'.W VoliK. .Mm. -.".i -- I II.- ii. I il I
i-i'iiilltli'ii nf i-li-arliiK lnusi luinks ami
trm iiiiiiiinn-sfir lh i-i'k slu.s
i-xri-ss i-isi-rvi nf asu.r. in. Thu In n
ili-rli'asi' In ri-si-rvp nf (J-I.744.li60
rinniiari'il wllh lust wci k 'h-n i-xii-bh
miiltnti-il in $:5. 1 -jr.. nun.
ASIII.AN'li. Auk.
Cook wlili -(as.
The destruction of one dwelling.
piis-jsllKhi fire at a local cannery, and a
small blaze
bakcni, caused
loss estlmateil at
over fl5U0 in the
city yesterday.
A flro caused by an explosion f a
kerosi-no stove destroyed tno five
room dwelling oT C. (1. Hunt a quar
lei' of a mile out of the city limits
yesterday afternoon at 3: IP). Its valu
ation was placed at Jfllioo, covered by
insurance. Neighbors who gut hcrcd
managed to save a greater part of
tho furniture with the aid of Firemen
Claude Sloven and Ocwoy divans, who
had rushed lit the scene in the Dodge
chemical car, as the house was too
fa i' distant from any available fire
hydrant to use the Stutz pumper.
A fire at II:3U last night, caused
from sparks on the roof of tho Itoguc
Itlver Valley Canning factory was ex
tinguished while still in an incipient
stage.
Two electric wires which had be
come short-circuited and overheated,
causing the insulation to burn, caused
the department to rush to the Peer
less bakery yesterday afternoon, out
the situation was remedied by an elec
trician. At hearings held yesterday before I
Justice of the Peace J.'D. Koe m j
Jacksonville. Pill Short, alias Shan- I
non, Agnes Head ami brother Kola ml. I
who were arrested Wednesday In the !
Apph'gutt- country in connection with
a premature moonshine raid, were (
bound over to tho grand jury.
Short, who faces throe charges, was
bound over with bail set al $ I a. ana, j
$700 of which Is for assault with
deadly weapon wil h Intent to kill,
S-IiOO for the possession of an iiii
rcglstcrcd still, and $.riOM for trans
portation of liipior. Tho bond for Ihe
boy and girl was set at $.'ou each,
also for transportation. All additional
charge may be lodged against Head
Idler for setting up and operating a ;
still.
Itawles Moore, counsel for tho do- '
fondant on the assault charge, con- I
tended that Short had not planned to
shoot.
After Iho hearing was over, Agnes
Head, who claims to be Hi, and her
brother were very light -hearted over
Iho affair, asking if 11 were necessary
to register ami if a choice of rooms
could be had at Ihe county jail. Their
mother is slaying with them, but no
charge has been placed against her.
Short's wife, who formerly lived in
Med ford, was not present at llm hear-
lug, but remained Instead at tho ranch
in the Applcgatc country with her
husband's uncle.
Tho raid Wednesday was the second
thmi local officers were given oppor-
tunny to ileal wilh guns in the hands ;
of hontleuuers while :ittiinnl iiiLr In re- '
slat arrest. Tho first case occurred
dining the national guard enca nip
incut, when the "Hut," a small stand
on iho Crater Lake highway. was
raided and several captures made.
Give Woodrow Wilson
Film Sunday Night
Tho Wood row Wilson Film
rial will be presented Sunday
al eight o'clock, in Iho First
dist ihUlch, the Methodist
Memo-1
enlng.
Mot hp-,
coumiii
soul h Joining lit union services lor
the occasion. j
The W'oodrow Wilson Filni-.M emo
rial consists of six reel, showing the
"real Wilson." iho purpose of which
is fathered pv the Woodrow Wilson
Memorial society. "It
alive anions his peopl
sacrificed himself."
liri-p fm-i'ViT
fur ivhiiiii hn
The pictures are heralild
Instruct ive and inspiring,
been viewed by thousands.
CNmlt wilh pn.i.
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Jackson County Building: &
. 30 North Central Avemio Medford, Qregon
C. M. KIDD, Presc O. BOGGS, S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CIIICAdO, Aug. lilt. (A. P.) The
eyes uf Tris Speaker, seeking tho
American league batting honors to
day are showing their old time Judg
ment, which made tho Cleveland pilot
(he champion over Ty Cobb "in 1WH.
Speaker is blazing tho trail with
an average oT .3W1. with Cobb II
points behind. Al Simmons o the
Athletics and Harry Kico of the
I trow ns arc tied for third place with
.:(TK. Tho averages Include games of
Wednesday.
pod Mcuscl of the Yankees, fur
nished the fireworks among the
home run clouters by smashing two
In one t'fntc und going into a tie
with Ken Williams of the Prowns.
who has 25.
Ill base stealing .lohnny Mostil of
the White Sox holds his 37, far in
advance of rivals.
oiher leading batters: Heitmann,
llelroit, .mill; Sisler, St. Louis. .HOIl:
Wingo. Heti olt. .;iii!; 1-amnr. Phrm
dclphia. .:!",.! ; Collins, Chicago. .37
Cochrane, Philadelphia, .1145 ; J. St:
well, Cleveland. .114 K
.lack Fournier
of thu Dodgers, has
tho outstanding figure among Nu-
tional League hattum tills week. Kino
of his 15 hits wore fur extra bases.
Four were circuit IiIowh, throe triples
and two doubles. He has LM homers.
lingers Hornshy of tho Cardinals re-,
mains in the lead with .3S4; five
I points ahead of his teammate, Jimmy,
tottomloy. The Cardinal leader has'
lin chance of exceeding his 1124
total of lli honieiH. Ho has 33 to
dale.
I (axon Cuvler of the pirates crept
one base closer to his team mate,
Max Carey, fur base .stealing honors,
Max failing to im rease his ::u thefts
while Hazt-n brought his total to '-S.
other loading batters: Harper,
Philadelphia, .Ittir.; Fournier, Prook-
ly n . . :t ti 2 : I ila d es. St . I ou is, .3 " 4 :
Harms. Hoston, .341; J. Wilson. Phil
adelphia, .3 IS; Wrighlstone, Phila
delphia, .3X1; Wheat. Hrooklyil, .347;
Cuylor. Pittsburg, .317; Slock. Hrook-
lyn, .3 ITi; Cox, Hruoklyn, .li lTi.
CHICAOO. Aug.
the baseball leagues
of August 2X:
2U. Standing of
Including games
American '
Won. Lost. Pet.
77 If. .031
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3 0 .SO .29 5
National
Won. Lost. Pet.
...7 1 Pi .017
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
SI. Louis
Deli-nit
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New York ..
Huston
J pptsburg
i ,ew York
I Cincinnati
j Hrooklyn
jt. Louis
j Philadelphia
! Chicago
Huston
OFF CLUB IS CLOSED
I .OS ANHKLKS. Aug. -T ( A. P.)
Cain ollalion of ihe Icii round bout
i,,,,.,. h)txt w,Mn).sday night between
Fr Ho (ienaro. American flyweight
cliamploii. whom Fidel LaPara de-
ea ei 111 ;i leu niinwl h til a St Sat-
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I'oiiiiin.i in.xir. m aim. .un, imi in -
liny li.V .lllrli limit. Inn llilKT uf tl"'
(n.vim.1.- iiii.nii.
A tell I'lUilHl fcn liclwrfii tlvurKif
IIIvi'Ih. Sun l'r:nn-tMi'o li:i ti tit lu woiiflit
iiml lillly liiinlll.is, llaluMsflrlil. will
. xulisiltiiti'il fur the Ci'llnio-tinin-
i lllittil I'HMti'St. Ilnitt Slllll. !
ns lllclily, ThP (llymiilr aiiilltiirllilll was iail
aliil hit vn ln.kiMl l.y l.-i.tit v sin-riff last Tlllirs-
ilay fiilliiwint: tlu fililiK liy it ri
mrlit t'liiitrartiir uf n iiiLMloo int'-
I'banl.-'s IIimi ak'iilnst tlu iriiMrlv.
AND HAVE
So many people know they should be saving money
regularly, and yet they put off starting.
You should have a savings account, NOWi
You can't get a better combination of unquestioned
security and sure interest than in the shares of the
PITTSHl'ltO. Aug. 2J. (A. P.)
The ureal and the noar great of tho
golf world are "tuning up" and ex
ploring the course at the Oakiuount
Country club whore tho national ama
teur championship will be decided
next week.,
Francis Ouimel and Dave Herron,
former national a mat our champions,
as well as a number uf others have
praised the links as exceedingly fast.
Many strokes have been lost on tho
greens, they say. while many buvo
boon added In traps and the rough.
"Warming up" rounds ruled today,
as yesterday. Herron has made tho
course In M. Oui mot's curd for his
Initial test shows 81, and AI Wade
of Boston, shows 71. The runner up
In the western open, Itussell Martin
of Chicago, has 7ft, and CJeurge Von
Kim of l.,os Angeles, 77.
Others here ti get the "fool" of
things before Monday, when the tour
ney opens, are Jesse P. Cullford and
Fred J. Wright of Huston. Cullford
shot an K7 lu practice, und Wright's
card shows K-l.
Among others on hand today are
Charles "Chick" Kvans of Chicago,
William F. liorrick of Now York, who
finished second lu the recent public
links meet, anil O. Clark Corkran of
Philadelphia
' Not Kven ti Headache.
MOUKSTO, Calif. Paul Thompson,
aged 7, climbed Aii foot to the top of' a
water tower to recover a ball. He fell
" lumicu upon his head. Paul will
n'eover, physicians say.
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Crab
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Chicken Wroth with nice
INUagn Aurora
KKDISIIUS
Ciicuinbottt
Itadishos
KNTRKES
Fried Young Chicken, Country (iravy
Hruized Hclgiau Hare, Hunter Style
Hrcudcil Veal Cutlets, Tomato Sauce
Orange, Sherbet
CHOICK OF
Uoast Prime Hce.f nu Jus
Koasl Clilckon with Dressing
Uoast Hoin of Pork, Fried Apples
SA LA D
Combination Salad, Thousand
Island Dressing,
V 10(1 KTAHLES
Masliod Potatoes Egg
Mailt
DKSSKKT
Ice Cream and Cako
t Frull Jello
Applo Pit; a la Modo Fresh Peach Pie
Hot Holla
Coffee
The SHASTA
Carbon
Briquets
( will advance $2 per ton
on September 1.
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! A 11 (Til of 11 nnlir
! August ti, oniy.
Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 76
N. Fir St.
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COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
M3"e. Main Street Medford, Oregon
Combining full surgical facilities wilh quiet homelike environment!.
Red Hots!
Woolsey's Brown Bungalow
and Roof Paint
$1.50 Per Gallon
(Tn "j-dalldii Cans
Nut a Slain)
Woolsey's Celal mite
Enamel
$-1.50 IVi- Gallon 1
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AVliy pay more?
Crater Lake Hardware Co. i
Jackson County Fair, Sept. 16-19
For a Good
Sunday Dinner
Come to
Hotel Medford
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P.nCADWAV i SEVENTH
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At tho PHIPPS ORCHARDS
4l2 Miles Out on Crater Lake Highway
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HATTERS
CLEANERS
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Phone 244
23 N. Fir St.
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First Insurance
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A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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