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o PAGE TWO Local and Personal Itcv. William Atchley. former , lh I'hristinn c hurch at Central Point, arrived in Medford vesterdav front Kuiiene where ne has been muklnu his homo for the uast two and one-half years, itev Atchley Is on a short lecture tout- on which he is deliverlnK lectures on the evils of ciarcU smoklnc especially, by. younp boys and rIHk. He plains to speak, here early next week, lit Central Point Monday nlKht, (irants Pass on Tuesday niKht. Prnln on Wednesday niKht and Ito.iebuiK on Thursday niKht. He wan In 'Medford early yesterday iifternoon, attempting to make ar . lonBements for un early appear ance In this city. Special sale of surplus flowering and hedge shrubs, r.0 per cent cut reduction In price for one week only. Medford Greenhouse, loor, Kast Main. .Mrs. Karl MoUlrem and nine-year-old daughter Miixlne left yes terday for llelllughnni, Wash., bav ins been called to that city by the serious Illness of Mrs. Moldrern's mother. They will remain In thej northern city Indefinitely. Plant perennial now. Large se-l lection to choose from, reasonably priced. 8. E. Chns.tnln, near Owen Oregon office. Phono 452-L-2. 369 Guests from a distance rcglidered at Medford hotels Include W. H. Milam of Toledo. O.. W. H, Durnn of Minneapolis, H. H. Iteld of Chi cago, Charlotte KluK of Milwaukee, Mrs. Wendell Itowman of I'pper Human, B. C, Martha Hush of Ky ota, Minn. Hemstitching 8c per yard, nut tons covered at Handicraft Shop. tf Mr. Dorothy- Htacy. employed here with the Kupermald Alumi num company, will leave Cor Ku genc tonight to spend several days visiting relatives nnd friends. Dance Gold Hill Hat. night. Temporary auto licenses were Is sued at the shorlff's office today to Josephine Loudorback, F. W. Ilollls. F. H. Mnvenor, R. J. Olln Ber. Jennie- VanDykde and J. H. flora of Medford, H. It. Ireland of Koguo Hlvor, H. C. Arons of Uuns muir, C. K. Morlrson of- Central Point, B. Flacker and U II. Hatch er of Ashland, Bee Elinor Hnnley Dunn for ro clnnned alfalfa seed and baled hay. B26 H. Main. Phone 002. ' 832tf Dennis Kspy of Aplognto broke the bone in his left arm yesterday, when he fell from tho burning Mansfield residence while helping lo fight tho fire. The house burn ed to the ground but Its contents were saved. , Dennis and his moth er, Mrs. J. I. Oscar, are slaying at the home of Dennis' grandpar onls. Mr. and Mrs. .f. N. Dennis, on tho Boulevard, until Sunday. Ashland Tidings. , Special sale of surplqsflowerlng and hedge shrubs, 60 per cent cut reduction In price for one week only. Medford Greenhouse, JflOfi Uast Mali). 11 A. K. Ilrockway of Oriffln creek apojit today In the city on business and pleasure. A building permit was issued to day to Dr. 11. P. Coleman for the construction of u woodshed and n fence at 7'.'3 Shermun street, at a cost of fSO. ' Chicken dinners HL.OO ut Lug Cubln, Redwood Highway. Froe, horseshoo pitching, croquet and other games. 1 0 Californians registered at Med ford hotels Include Mrs, T. A. Jen kinson and daughter of llanford. George 4. Sullivan of Gleudulc. Charles Hugun and Gene laiymun of Crescent City. Cliarles .it. Mc Clelland of Long Iteach. It. C. Gray of Pasadena, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K McN'utl of Fonlana. Mr. and Mrs. louis Casli'r of LuCrescente. Mi, and Mrs. D. F. Hyfer of Chlco and K. Albersv.-orlh of Los Angetes und lioorgo M. llurgen, D. M. Gordon. S. Heard und C. U. t'arlson of Han Francisco. You must register to voto at the primary May IS. The new law puts a stop to swearing In votes on elec tion day. Register at onco with I.. C. Oarlock at tho Chamber of Commerce or at county clerk's of fice In Medford. . tf Prisoners In the county Jail at Salem recently attempted to burn the courthouse by setting fire to some old rags they found in their cells. The fire was extinguished without great damage. Spaclal! Friday and Saturday! 25 rolls crepe paper for Jl.ml. Illlss Helno Company, I'antorlum l'.ldg. !! April Fool frolic tonight. Wal ker's, fi Mrs. Kay Wilson of the mi r. chard motored Into Medford yes terday on a business ami pleasure trip. "lie kind for a year for a dollar,!'- send to .lnckson County Hu mane Society, Medford. so Dance. Jacksonville tonight, n' to 1?. Metropole Orchestra r NOTE THE FLAVOR of Fluhrer's Milk Bread. We believe it one of the im portant reasons for its phenomenal sales success. L The Itroadway orcheatra, Med- (urd'H popular dance bund, has been engaged by the management of the Grant Pumh Fairground iia - vilion to play a aerleB of dunces at that city, the first of these dances! to be held tonik'ht at the Grants ass 1-alrKroundH pavilion una f number or Meurora b ounce eninus ! expuct to attend. The Uroiid v.. mvwo ... trotluetlon us It bus been necutlm td by Uie southern Ori'K'Jn daiiL-j Iiik' public- Ki be "just riKbl" in the! disK.niiiK of dunce rhyhm. K)ecinl Knlc of surplus flowerinK and lifdKU hrulj, pt?r cent rut n-duution in pric? fur one week ; omy. frnnpuh. A divorce compluint, which wan brought auainnt Nellie IKily by Marry Doily, on the a round n of cruel and inhuman treatment, was on file today at the county Herk'n office. The couple were married In Klamath Kul In, December 1 2, 1918. If you want a Kood building loan on a low rate of Interest, see Red den & Ho. 42tf Twenl v-f i nir stiwli-Tiln wpip iIp- I .uwru un-iifiiwii; m iium iu inv i mversiiy oi un-sun tor me KprmK I cline in the ute of motorcycles In term because of low scholarship, j Oregon. accoidinK to ntatiritic com accordintr to Karl M. Pallett. reR-plied by Secretary of State Kozer. intrar. This wim a decrease of 131 n isi-o there were 3.51K motor from the number of Hunkers at thc cycles in the state, but last year end of the fall term while last r "' disqualified. Insist on getting ... "Inspected" rabbit, packed In sant-jof tary wrapper. Absolutely safe. Any market. 14 Mr. and Mrs. John Higginbotham spent Uiis morning . iranuaciing .business and shopping in the city, having motored in from their ranch at Tolo at an early hour. Special pre -Kast er sale at the Km my Lou Hat Khoppe in M. M. Store. A special purchase of, hats makes It possible for us to offer these money-saving prices to you 11- See Charles, A. Wine to buy your home. . 39 Mrs. It. W. Clarke today received notification from her agents, Rob ert Thomas Hardy company, th'it her novel, "I'nder the Skin." had been accepted hy the Macnuley company, for decision. The novel Is based on a Hawaiian theme, be ing based on the life of the na tives. It has a love story Inter woven In it. Grants Pass Courier. Yum! Yum! Again you can get those famous hamburgers of Dad's. Just opening In a nice, new, clean place In Eighth between Front and Central. 10' That good coal. Hansen Con Co. Phono 23f). 3S7tf Included among the Oregonlans registered at Medford hotels, other than those from Portland, aro L. t. Cram, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Philips, K. C. Getty and It. Adams of Kugene, V. A. Harding. O. S. York und H. C. Blaxall of Hose burg. Much Interest U being displayed In the benefit dance to be hold at the Oriental Gardens Saturday night by tho American Legion. Whit Hart on nnd his Idahoans. who so recently scored a distinct hit at McKtroy's Spanish ballroom t Portland, will furnish tho mu sic for the event, which Is being looked forward to as the feature dance of tin spring season. ! Handpleatlng and smocking. Tho Push Ion Shop, 424 Medford Hldg. 340tf Verne liropliy of the Tlogue Uiver Canul company spent this morning in the city transacting business. S m ud go oil for sale $1.00 per barrel, you furnish container. Ash land Creamery. AHhland, Ore. 11 Dance Gold Hill Sat. night. 9 A council-manager form of gov ernment for the city of Salem will be proponed in a charter amend-, ment to be referred to the voters of that city at the time of holding! the primary election. The propos-; ed charter amendment is being drafted by a committee composed of several members of the council and business men. i You'll liko our evening dinners. I 50c and 65c. Jackson Hotel Cof-' foe. Shop. 293tf Aiuaetlvu committee of men and women from the American Legion and Auxiliary ore devoting consid erable time and effort In prepar ing for the benefit dunce, to be held in the. Oriental Gardens Sat urday night. Whit ltnrlon and Ills radio, ore he dra will furnish the music for thy gala occasion. 9 Miss Alice Ingdll left this morn ing for Kuene with n party of friends, w he re she will spend the week end visiting and enjoying uni versity Buciul activities. Dunce. Jacksonville tonight, 9 to 1 2. Metropole orchestra. 9 Mr. Mills is making his regular call at the Kmnm Cline Shop, April 5, fi,7. Your choice of Nestle Cir cuit nc, LeMur, Shalt on and Leon oil waves. Hi wui'k Is well known here, so make your appointments early. Only S T.Ty. Kininii Cline Shop. Liberty Hldg. Phone 454. 11 Herman and Kred Of fen bach er of the Appleguie district were busi ness visitors In the city yesterday and this mornini;, Colvlg Drugs, next to tho Klalto theater, open every nlisht and Sun day. Phonu S Iti. Free delivery. 230tf L'arly Sunrise seed potatoes. 2c a pound. C. C. Hartley. Phone 9-K-21. 7 Suit to cancel patent to a Jack son county homestead on grounds ; l hat false statements were given in making final proof on the prop l erty was filed Wednesday by the ! government in federal court m-alnst j Charles William Free-born Garrett son. Jackson county oficlals ami i the Toiulln p.ox cmniwiny also were named defendants, it being assert ed that the county claims n tax lien on the proper;, nnd the companv holiU a routrai for the pun-hun' of t Imbi'r In (tarri-tiHiin'K homo-Mtfftil.- Portia ml .louroal. ( 'lover Ifaf "lmpi.'r(i(l" rabhltn, pat'ki'd in ta nliary wrappers, arc sjifo from any iUtnu-. Any mar ket. 14 A numbi'i of out-of-lown vKltorH ulo t'xppi-tcd to attend the publlr benefit Ounce which will be helit in I by Or len tut Cat ilena Saturilay ni-jht by the American I-ckIoh. A Mpeclal orchPHtra hn been nccured by lh committee nnd nil exception ally huge crowd n expected to nt-l tend. ....... ? HfEDFORP MAIL itldiim u motorcycle acron the I continent. Cecil Morris arrived in j Medford today from Theodore, Ala., flo reKlider at the local brunch of' j the out of state auto registration bureau. IZd Cox of Wallace, Ida. and F. J. Hlzer of Hamilton, Munt. were other motor lourlstM from a distance who registered tills fore noon at the lucul registration bu reau. Dance Gold Hill Sat. night. 9 April Fool frolic tonight. Wal kers. 5 A bicycle was stolen last night; from Iteverly Tucker, according to la police report today. Select your new spring suit at ,lhe Men's Shop, from the M. Horn 'and Ed V. Price linen. All the new weaves from $L'5 to 150. V'e guar antee fit and satisfaction. 32tf Uance, Jacksonville toniht, H to 1. Metroiole orcheHtra. 3f Tom Heryford of Talent spent several hours in Medford yesterday on business. For dance orchestra, call 875. 375 Tarty wishes transportation with Homeone KOin to Los Anselen. Kef-' erencea, 16 N. Oranwe. 10 j for some reaon, mere is a th(.re Were only 2.030. The Mump oeKn snovvinK in wnen inert were 3.206, and they have been r:".1'1"" . " " v Vl " vv"' hundred .":'?lfJJ'.(lr; . ,"-m' rM,,t ""( til Kaster at the Emmy Lou Hal , '";":' "r '; , hundreds to select from. Kiddie , hats 95c and up. April Fool frolic tonight ker's. MaH Having be. tratihferred from the' iiediord orrice 01 tne t aiiforniai Oregon Power company to the Grants pass office. Karl II. Thomp son tills week sold his home on Pine street to O. I. Neely. wlm isj connected with the new LeMos.1 f service station which was onened ' today on North Riverside avenue. The sale was made through the Charles A. Wing Agency, which also sold a dwelling in the Wing subdivision to Oscar Anflerson of the Tomlln Hox company. Dance Gold Hill Sat. night. 9 Dance. Jacksonville, tonight, 9 to 12. Metropole Orchestra. 9B A. H. Davenhlll drove to Med ford from Ashland and spent sev eral hours visiting local friends. Wlilt Barton and his Idahoans. I one of tho premier dance orches tras of the coast, are doinK consid erable broadcast work over the lo- cnl radio Htatlon, KMKD, during tho prenent week, nnd have been neeured to furnish the dance nui bIc for the public benefit dnnre to be held by the American IKlon at the Oriental Gardens Katurdny nlfiht. 9 Do n ot in h he bis wrest li ti p match, Mull Montana, movie sheiK. vm. A I Kara nick, the HiiKKian lion. Hilarity hall. April 6th. 14 (luentH at Medford hoteln, reKlw tered from Portland, Include ,1. S. HammonH. II. M. If olden, Arthur Foster. M. Klneman. IlmiNton Kol dorf, Jatncfl C. Cunningham, J. M. Mneleny. Jhh. V Mell, .I:im. A. Hill. V. C. Decker. K. V. 1 tl Iks and son. ftfvh-ii Itlair. K. IJ. Cook. J. ). I tur ner, C. V. Spencer and IE. U. Wilt shire. WoIIh Taxi. 2ro. Phonn 2 T,. tf April Fool frolic tonight. Wal ker's. ;t Duke Hjixe), arrested yeterday by City Traffic Officer !. J. Iren- cott. In a Front street restaurant. wjih Mcheduleil to have a hearlnK in the city police court today on a charge of Intoxication. Dance dolfl Hill Sat. night. fl Dunce, Jacksonville tonight, !t to 1-'. Metropole Orchestra. r It. II. Uarwood, Mls Constance Ames, MIhm Kleanor Ames. Joseph HIIIIh, Mrs. D. F. Curler. Dan Itoune. Mlys Yvonne De'anney and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson were among the Medford residents who attend ed the presentation of u play. "Mr. Hob." at the Central Point high school lust night by the junior cUims. They reported the play to be well presented and well receiv ed by the largo audlenee. Special! Friday and Saturday! 2G roll crepe paper for $1.00. P.Hhk1 Helno Company, Pnntorluni Hldg, rt Wells Taxi. Sac. Phone 25. tf The uuto license fee system of j the state. In bused on weight and ' not on the value of u car. For that reason there is serious doubt whether any distinction can be made between new and old curs, unless the base Is changed. To change the base would require a const It u tltmu I amend ment . Inn general way this is the opinion of Senator (ieorge W. Dunn of Jack son county, who was in Portland Wednesday. He Is one of the com mittee of five senators which has been appointed a .special committee to muke a .study of the motor ve hicle license taw and report the result of study to the coming legis lature. Portland Journal, April Fool frolic tonight. Wal ker's, n Don't forget to order your Clo verleaf "Inspected" rabbit, packed in sanitary wrapper. Any market. U F. 1.. Martin and V. M. Wallace were F.agle Poht business visitors tn Medford this morning. Try our noonday merchants' lunch. 4 tie and 50c. Jackson Hotel t'offee Shop. 2!3tH Uanr Jacksonville tonlnht. '. :o, 12. Metropole Oivhectra. ji AmotiK the mate of Washington hotel KUt-Mtft rolMcred at Medford hotels are V, Welrh of Spokane A. .1. (iniff of Tacoma. Mr. ami Mrs. IV anil Mr l. Nimterw of ancoiiver ami Mi-h. I,. A. KcveiiNiitcr. Miss Frances M. .lolinsnn. Mr. and K. Patchlim and K. A Patchlns. ot '(l''. J S Frear. .1 K. l-:hi-ll,-h and ; TexailQa. Tevas. Funeral scrv. Mr. Fred W ilson of .Seattle. ices will be held at the Perl funeral What premises to he one of the1 home Monday ki L'::Iii p. m , Itev. social eveiiis of the season Is the K. P. latwrence otliriattuS. Scrv benefit dance to be isiven by t he ! Ices a t the Kra ve ill chartle of Med Anierican l.eulon at the Oriental I ford I.oilue No. 10S A. F. A. M. iardens Saturday nliihl. (Sj hit Harton and his radio orchestra, who have Just completed a' tour of rallfornu cities, will feature n number of novelty numbers new to southern Oregon danco lovers. Three pianos for reiit Palmer Music House. O U" TRTBTjyE, fEPFORD, Mr. und Mrs. Tlube fluches of the tiriffin creek dli-tiict were via-. lloia in Medford thi mornlnK-j While in tiie city they transacted I -ustnecs and disposed of consider-1 able chopping Sefl Elinor Hanley Bush for re cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay. 826 12. Main. Phone 902. 332tf Dance, Jacksonville tonight, 0 to 12. Metropole Orchestra. U' This morning's public market showed ' a deoUh-d improvement over last week's market, both in .bii-onaee and Ijrndlice in slock. . i., -,. .,, m.,,i ,.,.i- ; KUUXI,K, waiI ont, of llle ri.ttlurc, in i addition to broccoli, sninacli and j ,.. ve,.,.ti. erlv iuce. Utah coal, clean, low In ash. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 233. 337tf An exceptionally fine floor, su perb niUK in and colorful decora tions promise to make the benefit dance of the American legion Sat urday niKht one of the dance events of the season. Other features are being planned by the committee In charRe. & Herb Grey, who has been in Portland the past week, is ex pected home tomorrow. Let me write your fire Insurance. i car y Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 993. tf Kvery man and woman over 21 years old who lias resided In the state six months prior to the pri mary. May IS, is entitled to vole, but muM repUter at once Anyone In the county can register at county , Mrt'i. nffice .MCtUOrd residents .register at t h amber of Commerce lor coun,' clerk's offfce" tf Jack Kerr and A! Martlneau of (;riintlj ja8s W(.re amon K the cnam. "er or nmi""" representatives irom me climate city in attemi- a. ';,hini-iii Urv,n banquet in this city last night. Dance. Jacksonville tonight, 9 to t u. ai tropoie orrnestra. Rest Utah Coal. Hansen Coal Co. phone 239. 13:tf T I t,. . in f i! MnHf 1 winilup of the Medford Roseburg member- sbill contest whif-h hfaa nmiionH tn r . .. ana tne rest ot the company were much interest throughout southern ln Washington for exteriors of pho Oregon. The local Lcsionnaires , la e na( jus( b ; have worked bard to win this con-... m....r , ,(everiv iniio ,h. test and when the final count is ' i , , f niiuiif uiu tui iuc "u,'u war veterans from all this i j tiai c laiucw n mi; a unni i i hi the local post and with the ast ' minute rush that is looked for to-; niKht. the Medford count should , ko over 600. All auphcations re-j ceived up until midmnht will count in the contest and every ex-service man and woman is ureed to act 1 now and help put Medford ' over i jntant I-ee (larlotk, who will re main at the Chamber of Commerce until i) o'clock tonitiht. or to any member of .Medford post at the Letion dance which takes place at the Oriental Gardens. It Is hoped to bn able to announce the results of the 'contest at the close of tho dance tonlKht. 1 ti i III i iik permits in Medford for the month uf March have a total of $IO3,0ii0, with !1 permits issued, according to figures which were compiled today by the city building department. This total reveals a decided increase over the total of March ln IS'.!", which was $S0,liS:!, with 85 permits. Anion;; the bnild inus which uided in maklni; the month's prc-:tram so laro Is the Conger rimoral home on West Main atreel, the -addition ot tlio I'in nacle packlnn house on Snutli Kir and tho Finuley aparlmeut house. Obituary HANNAH The funeral for Jos eph C. Hannah will be held at the l'crl funeral home Sunday at 'Z p. m ltev. T. II. Temple officiating. Interment In Anlloch cemetery. PATCHING Frederick Nichols Vaichtn.n passed away ut the home of Miss .lunu Karhart on South Pa cific lilLivay early atiuimy morn- i iiws. rroni diabctls. imeu M years. i:i days. Horn near London, K.ng., March IS. ISlil, cmnlim to the l:nit ed Suites -U ycai imo ami bt'coni Iiik and Anieiicuu cilUen. Mr. nnd Mrs. I'atchlns and son came to Modl'ord clfcht months ami. For 'M years Mr. I'atcli Ihk "as superin-1 tendent ot the hatchery for the Alaska Packers' association at i.o rlii't, Alaska, and for the past five years he had been an invalid from dlcbetls. Mr. Patchlim was a very prominent man In the far north in huslncst and fraternal affairs, lie had been a member of the Arctic Huh of Seattle, and a member of the following frater:(j! orders: Ar cana l-ortco No. T. A. V. ft A. M'.; Order of the Kastern Star. Aurora chapter No. . Ketchikan. Alaska; i.,,w,o,i t'onsistorv. Vallev of So- attic. Wash.; A. A. Scottish lllte ;.. Nilt, Temple. Seattle: Ketchi kan lodne No. 4. 1. (V O. K.. Ketchi- kaiv Alaska. He leaves his wife, MaV ami one son. Frederick Kur- ! hurt Hatchina: two sisters. Miss ! l'atchim; and Mi. Jack Hull l.omion. Kntt.. anil (t o brothers, J Interment In Medford cemetery. - Special eonn-inicatlon. A Medford l.odue . 10,1. A. Vyf1 F. A. M . Monday. April 'r 2nd. 2 p. in., for the pur pose of attending funeral of Itro. P.itehlnu. Hy order W. M. 10" t,', M. IKU'SION, Secy. OriEfiOy. SATURDAY. WETTEST MUCH !N MANY YEARS 2.80 If), OF RAIN' While the exact official u cither re purl figure !r March will mt be available until afer tomorrow from the rain that had fallen up to early this mornine!. followed by a moie or less steady rain the iv niaiffder of the day. it is known thai this month will be recorded as one uf the wettest March'. fcr years pa-t. with a precipitation a: least above 2. Mi inches, as .tinst the average rainfall for . March during the past 1 3 years, which average is 1.1 S inches. No rain had fallen during th 24 hours ending at 5 o'clock - this morning, but fifteen minutes later light rain started up which cnt;n uel until early this afternoon, for a lime with prospects of resuming again any minute. In all, up to S a. in. today 1 J - 3 J inches of rain had fallen in Med ford. of which 3. til inches had fallen since January 1st last, and ift inrhcf sine the first of this ; montn . RMi u f,.rec.i for toni -hl and sundav. alone uith mild weather. This months rainfall for Grants p,t!l . ' which section a!waj"s has , heavier rains than here. u t.a,.Iy lnLs morning footed up to 5.70 inches, as against :he average x.... .u .t.. n " .1 ; ' for both sections was much aug- merited bv the heavv rain of the ; past week end and fore wart of this week. 4 Will Rogers, Hunt's Craterian, On Sunday Steer." comedy special, comes to Hunt's Ciaierian tomorrow 1 The distinction, which Rogers facetiously called a "humiliation." . conlreil n RnrQ ,,,, ho ... - National Press club seized the op- portumty to appoint lrict;m:i n a r art'a tit th ..no....n,l In the photoplay Rogers is shown as a cattleman of Texas. Ileing elected n ' ;i i n u f hiu n-iehoj rhoi- . nave troube forcinK hinl to celt the honor of congressman, 0nlj. ie promi6e tnat tnev. kpf, H a Bei?ret amJ ..ot ,el anv. 0Ile know wnore , am ., ., d iOKerii accept. siNEW PROPRIETOR " OF The liivioia auto camp und Borv ico station on the Pacific highway near tlold Hill has been purchased by M. ('. lioomshiiitcr of Portland, who will asriumc ctiaruc at once and operate the same. I The deal was made by Gainer & i Slieloy, real estate brokers of Ceu j tral Point. I The cump was purchased nearly two years ago by M. P. Moltluc from F. C. L-lHott, who has operated it ever since. It is one of the ideally located camps of this conn try, being: on the Pacific highway and the banks of the Rogue, with beauliiul settings of mountains sur rounding. ThWn are IS acres in the camp, with tourist cabins, resi dence, store, filllr.-; station and garage. Mr. Uootushisler is well pleased with tho purclutso and looks for a Kroatly increased tourist travel and buslnosH this season. H will spend $a000 building a swimming pool und otherwise improving the property. TOO LATETO CLASSIFY b'OU .SAI.I-: 1 Koud team' mubs. harness and wiikoii. Ceo. Hilton. I'lume ;.'iS-.M. -' Kill: TKADK City lots for a jjond enclosed car. I'lume TiMI-.l. 11 1. (1ST Two March, in Main strei abstracts on l!Ull Medford stores or l. Owner. Mary Kinder please lea c .micron. Tribune. Suitable reward. 1 1 WANTKIl I am offered a tie cm tract. Hove fine .stand of fir tim-bi-r; some pine. Would be liliul to correspond Willi a responsible sawmill mall desirous uf a Um-ii-tloii. Ilert Anderson, l.ibertv Itlils.. Medford. Ill I l'OK ItKNT Nicely furnished ooin with private lari;e front entrance. Hoard if desired, j liales reiisonabb'. l-"3 N. (ink-, dale. I'ell S.".S-H. 10! I'OH SA1.1-; A davenport table, brown niahominv finish. Pimm-SL'4-W. in" i-'oi: sai.k :. Just fresh. Phone T-K-'J -Kill Ion 6 Jt'rsc.v c(w. Mroi'kw ;iv. 1 t ri'i P.Miii i o ini e uiver rouiiryi Kunu ceriified lQy hicks. KrctJ a I.eyliorns. '.ertlflcd" niean.- blood tested for routainous Om- ' ettHes: bred to lay and M-ienttf- tcully selected. On diptav :.nd 9 r sale ut .Monarch Seed & l-Ve.i These Drug Store are open nights this vek: Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy MARCH 31. 1923. NEW SUIT EILEO GARBAGE RIGHTS 1 A complaint, which was brought a&;ain. Kay S:".-iu-.,r itnd v'. W. Welly, fa: mers. by the City Sani uuy eivK'-. was on tile ivdv it the county vie. k s o lcv- The ; plaintiff alleges that the deien dants are coHectif'S .irbase :vm a number oi .M--t.iiv.vtd koV-U atid t-afes m dii'tot Viotaticn t a c-.mi-t rut-1 they bold w u h tho c u y of 'Medford. soavatiU'chis: tv them tu e elusive r 1 v; h c C co 1 1 ec ting a ! 1 g-.trlvL'e in the city. The plaintiffs laim that Silen cer and Wclty ;v t.ik:t:g garbage. su:t.itile Cor ho: tVevi. frorii the Hotel Medford. Hotel Jachsoir. Hotel Holland, rnsuo Pool hall. Crater Lake cafe. Coffe Cup c.u'e. IVi-Drop-Inn cafe. Jewell c.'.fe. J. N. cafe and other eating places, which were not Ii?ted. The defendants, in a iiuit ;:u.iirsl the city, are attempting 10 obtain a permanent injur.vuoti against the Sanitary Service .from having the exclusive gar bilge collection priv ileges. Wclty and Spencer are still collecting their garbage, a re straining order having been issued 1 in circuit ovurt. preventing the City Sanitary Serviet; from making collecting from the places visited by Welty and Spencer. Until the matter is definitely settled, the two fa r tn e rs will co 1; t i n u e to make their regular collections. Slioc( Owners, i Attriillon! i We nre in position to pay you more than anybody for wool-mo-, hair. See us before you sell. : MEDFORD BAUGAIN HOI SE, i Phone 1062. 2T N. Grape St 3 53tf 4 A.pecal conimunlcation, Medford I.odre No. 103. A. V F- & A- M- Suday. April 1st. 2:30 p. m., for the pur pose of attending funeral of Urn. Edwin I. Johnson. I'.y order of AW M. ' C. M. HOl'STOX Secy. 0 IT'S YOU R LAST ' CHANCE TONIGHT To see the scree rVs greatest Love Ro mance. 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A Hearty Welcome Awaits You 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of now you will when your present supply is con sumed. 12-INCH OR 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load t without and the elements reign supreme, get the best of the weather by Ban king -by -Mail. Your first deposit is all that is necessary to open your account-iail it today! The Jackson County Bank ESTABLISHED 19 Medfoii, Oregon Commercial Savings - Safe Deposit 1 1 . 1 EDERAL i i I .y ) (j, M.44,,,,,4,,t,i, CLASSIFIED ADVERTING GETS KEIULTI Green Pine have dry Slabs wood RESEKVL oVSTEH
