CO. A ENTRAINS FORMER WEATHER DEFINITE DATE OEi
THIS WFFK FHR OBSERVER HERE CRATER OPENING
intpruvi'iiifiiiH hi thu rim
itUuut the and uutu
rnnip ground, a won IK jios-
ThiH work, however mn
not be i ompleicd ,4m time to Ih
enjoyed thin itt'ason. ,
CLATSOP CAMP
H SET T H I S WEEK TO FILL
i i nmrniinrvn nn
GALA DECORATIONS FLAG OAY RITES
FOR LEGION MEET: BY LOCAL POST
W he poll membemtaip to 10 o'dock. Hhe i reported Ret
-S. iirJ- thJ Trnnvention. tinff t.IonK nicely.
In
60 Youths To Travel
Special Train With Ash
land and Grants Pass
Units Will Arrive Home
June 28 Capt. Tengwald
In Command.
There will ho conBiiiomuis
scarcity of well known young men
In MVrtfnnl !tr 1 5 (fays heinninu
with next Tucsiiuy evennr; when
Company A. IMith liifantn. com-lirisfn-j
iio nu-u irtdt-r t'aptiitii Curl
V. TeiiRwald. will depart for the
Kt'uin National (luard iu ainpnient
Ut Clatsop beach. Also unending
thai encampment will he .Major
iMlbfit M l.inle, I". S. Kovt-rn-iii'-nt
nuleuioloplt-l mill neroli;
formerly in charge of (lie Med
tttiil wimiIxt liiiic.-iu nml who 1 it
line las! tftulit-r :;fter nl.nut a
year's service, diirlnu wlijch he
it.iole m:ny frit-iuls in l lit- i!v.
ti litk :tf-r frost waiiiini; and
r. vfiiirh wrk at tiilifnrniu pmius.
r- I'ntlv cru'ountiMl niMthT l rati!-ft-r
In the weather fi'vir( wli
himii;hi htm quite a w ! nine pro
motion of Importance.
He w:m promoted to have
I t hafK" of tin wal hr 1tir.:iil of
jalt I hi airways we.-l of Halt I ..ike
t'ity. a joh of no iih :in propor
tions, anil whirl) will ke-p him
hiiHilin; in oiih't- to properly loot-: 1
aflrr th' ail ways In this immense
lTi-iloiy. It is a forrnoiii' cme
rliiMt.il that .Mr. I.il? I will o '
, -vii fiiipH iitly in Mfilford Mi Ilu
iiiiirn- of his inspt'i Jiniw of the
variouH airways stations.
, I. W'aitt i I tit k. win riMt-'imed ,
ha in' of t hi' Medio i d lmt e;i .1
IT parntionH for the opening I
of the ("rater National pork wa-
on will Kt into hWuiK thin week '. '
with tentative i"inoval l.y Super-:' SALEM. Ore.. June D. (Jp) Until
iriN'iultnt t. ;. ThoniMun and hit the reiui ii of (iovernnr I'altertutn
oifite muff from the park h win- from Chicago ami Kansas City. Juhn
ter htadiuanrn in Me.lfonl to Curkln of Medfurtf, by virtue of
the MJimm-r headiiuaitfrM or irov-'his position as speaker of the house
eminent lamp iry the park, next ,,f representatives, will he actimj
Friday, and the' expettd ai Ival 'governor. Since the governor left
of . v. l-ri. e. of Portland. vie T1 UBVS nH,"r tmrry i-.
pi'sident and ciu-nil m.tnuer of
the t 'rater National I'ark mm
puny, whh h holds the IoiIk. ft:iK
and other ronciiHlinn. in thin
ity tonight.
Jt Ik expected that on hit ar-,
rival ln-r Mr. I'rhe will rIvi out,
the dif in lie date for the opt-n-iiiK
of the 1'mIhc to Kneral visit-'
iiih. All that Ik now known i
that the lode will he ip-ni-l
.,.! I...... I lllrll ..- Il'lw.n .l - I (III..
Kalpb W. CoTill. tal.ull..n major. ,;sr,., fl ,
frost work fn 'alifoi iiiu ln-t
tolfi', hopfd to ini-.'t him at hU
ne:nhUai't-rs in tho San l'i aro iro
wiathor hureau office on his ail-,
iilmii' trio to that iiy last w'-k.
However, he hail to foi
WASIIIMiTox, June - OVt--I'u-vi.l.-nt
t'ooliilce a.Mfptv-1 today
the i I'sit: nation of IIoIm i t I olds
from Vt he ii;ihr-Wfi"tarsh)i of
"'.n' . rf-. tiv tU'Yt July 1.
and Cantaiti A. J. I'rose. reumiental
Kupply ofiiif-r, if the same reKi
meut.
The lwal unit will depart on a
Rpecial train at tlstn p. m. next
TtlMday, havins two tdeepers and
ono hjitfi!:i- ear all to themselves
on the train, whlrh will also take -H'-asm e. an Mr. I.itUi. was
Ulotin the Ashland sea roast ar- the south establishing
tlllery t ninpany. 1h( (irauts l'ass " w airway stations.
and Rosehur infantry rompatites
and western Oregon National (iuanl
units.
The special train will arrive at
rump Clatsop on Wednesday, and
Company A will arrive home on the.
Special train on Thursday. June US. :
The officers mid members of the!
company will he husy all day to-;
morrow and Tuesday preparing for j
the departure Tuesday evening. !
The personnel of Company A ,
Ja as follows:
Carl Y. Tetipwalil. captain; (left, j
.P. Llndley. first lieutenant: Wei -don
H. Mrllee. second lieuletkint.
Sergeants
Roy K. Hewitt, first sergeant :
Harold I.. Ctehhnid, duty sergeant.
Donald F. Herriott. platoon sere-j
ant; Iftahtey 1. Irwin, mess hit
Keant: Lruce. W. .Motfatt. platoon1
' Kergnant; Iteuhen II. Pits, supply
sergeant: Oscar K. Sahin. duty ser
Keant; Charles I). Wiley, eo. clerk.!
Corporals j
Alton M. Anderson, Stanford C. !
nitk'i), lllchnni K. Uenman. Krnesl '
K. Newton, Charles (. Heed, Karl
1). Thompson, 1'rank I. WriKht. :
s Privates First Olass )
Alvio C. Conhlll. Orhin J. Cook-i
ney, Clarence (S. Kdwnrds, (lien W.
Thomas, Charles 1). Troutfether, -Frod
J. York.
Privates
Warren Akers, Alonzo P. Alex-1
nnder, Pred M. Uruenner. Oerwood
'umphellt Triiitt Cantrall, Karl W.
t'aseholt. (ieore K. CaKcbntl,
Charles K. Clark. Jatmm C. Chirk.
Kvan L. Crow. Tuny Daily, Thur-'
man W. Oericks. Hollo S. Hayes,
I -co A. Iloher, Karl W. Johnson,
1(1 char (I I). I.awthorne, Kthaa l.o
Neve, Sam Mele. Forrest W. Mil-;
lard. Claude W. Miller, Claude W. i
Hoot, Charles M. Santo. Heldnn .
Smith, (lordon (J. Wtilteis, Jack
White. Clnrence W. Williams. Kd
ttard K. Wolff, Churles K. Woods,
Arthur 0. ell. C.leti F. Jones. I.uth- ,
er 1. Croshy Harlan Ij. Trematne. ;
William II. Hitmen. Iteuhen A.
Kimball. Chester K. tlritn, Henrv ,
W. Powell. Arthur L. Pilchard, Mel. :
vln W. Hucketl. U'slle 11. Snyder,
Wendell 0. Seals, j
Corhett of Portland haH been actin;
-ioveinor heratiHe nf his position as
president of the senate hut Corhett
is leaving lor Kurope this week
end. hence the executive duties
devolve ujMn Catkin. Corhett has
not heen in Salem to perform any
of the duties of (he office hut of
ficial papers rtiptii inK his signature
were taken to hint In Portland yes
terday hy Miss I leu trice Walton,
(ecretary to the governor. It in
June 2T, to t ntertain tiie niemhem expected that Mr. Carkin will he
of the California Pies usmh ia- in Salem a day or two the coming
lion fur itn three day eonven- week
Hon there, to he immediately fol- ' - 1
lowed hy the (trefoil J-MitoiH as- ;.'
vociauon ineeunK-
; Med ford will he the scene of a
, most elaborate scheme of decora
tion when the American leKion
state convention takes place here
next AiiRust. At last Wednesday's
meeting of the lctUon convention
commission the many plans and
bids ot various detoratinn com
i panies were discussed and it was
decided to award the contract to
the American FlaB & Decorating
company of Portland. This con
tract calls for the decorating of 3t
whole blocks in the business dis
trict with special efforts at the
principal street intersections, also
the armory and Elks' temple wher
the legion convention sesvions will
he held. This wilt be augmented
by the Individual decorative efforts
of 'every local merchant and busi
ness institution and the whole en
semble is hound to attract much
favorable attention from the thous
ands of visitors who will be here
from all parts of the coast. As a
special feature the local legion post
is planning to sell a lai-'-ie number
of residence flas to home owners
throughout the city who wish to
decorate: their homes for this big
event' us well as future patriotic
holiday?.
. 4 - m
Flag Day will be officially ob
served at next Monday niglH'a
meetici; of the local American 1--Kion
post and Pout Commander
tromley urKeg every LeKiannalr
to attHud. A huge American 1
18x30 feet In siie will be prenentfd
to the post in behalf of Mrs. Hoy
CatchinK of this city and an addres
on "Our Flats" will be made by Don
Newbury. " -
A number of Important business
matters will be discussed during the
evenin-7 and plans for the, coming
ff(iu r fix,
lOUR USUAL GOOD
DINNER
TODAY
$1.00
! HOTEL
I MEDFORD
III
When you use the above
expression your friends
know Just whaJ you mean.
They know that t b e
MANX is San Francisco's
big popular priced Hotel,
. . . . a home away
from a borne.
A rendezvous for those, who prefer a hotel In the
downtown section of the city, near everything and
,,n.i0,i with everv modern convenience. Meet
your Friends here. We welcome Yon!
5 HOTEL MTO
doopii JTnTARRELL SAN FRANQSC0
Tlie road has been cleared of
snow thru the park as far as po -ernnient
camp,- und I'olonel
Thomson is ready to have his road
t his 1 ''Mn'"f force hurtle the m.ov
oii ine roau un me way in uie
Inline hy June 22nd. as he wum
lime agf protnh-ed M r. Piic or
even earlier if Mr. Price should
ile.sire to have it i-leureil sooner.
Superintendent Thomson
chafNiitf to net his forces at wot k
t itmpletliig the hie road lniirove
ment work, and the exlen-av
SALKM. Ore.. June !.(?( The
Oregon National (Juard. three thou
Knnd strotvi. will start its annual
two weeks of intensive field train
ing next Wednesday, Tuesiliv af-,
ternoon troop trains from all parts
of the state will move toward Port
land, preparatory for the movement
to Clatsop plains Wednesday morn
ing. Klghl special trains will he
required.
Hrigadier (leneral (ieorge A.
While, communder of the guard
has completed aii inspection of
Camp Clatsop and Fort Stevens and
pronounces everything in read
iness. He leoks lor a Ion per cent
attendance.
About irtO.Oun has been spent by
the government at Camp Clatsop
for twenty new mess hails, an ad
ministration building, a warehouse
and road improvement and an ex
tension of water nnd electric light
nystenv
Are You Sure
Your Child's Food Is Safe?
SNIDER'S
MILK
Is SuhjorU'd (o t'V(ry known scitMitific tost in
oi-li'f tt insult' its wlhilcsimuMii'ss, clcanlint'ss,
iurity, richiit'ss and flavor.
Snider's Pasteurized Milk and
Gold Medal Butter
Are Safe
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POINT EX
HOSIERY
For "Women $1.95
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Agency
' A. L. HILL, Mansqsr
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
The Best Summer Dessert
Snider's Ice Cream
With Fresh Strawberries
llniin r tho don days, wlion aix-titcs lajl. t lie
familv will always Wflioino delirious Snider's
Ice Cream as a dessert, served in many temit
in.u way-., h's lies! for ehildvcii. too. for it is
froen of purest, ric hest cream. Write for our
liooklet.
Sniders Dairy &
Produce Co.
If It's Snider's - It's the Best to Buy
1
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RUSSELL'S j
Celebrating four years of merchandising in Medford with a great s
sales event. A full two weeks of
BARGAIN GIVING IN OUR FOURTH ANNUAL
NDVERAIRY SALE I
The great opening event of our two weeks
selling in every department is this sacrifice of
all season's profits in our big "genuine" ready-to-wear
sale.
Every Coat in Stock
and Over 100 Dresses at
Half Price
A real sale. Bona fide reductions from our regular low
prices. Every coat is included and no strings on this
"Half Price" sale. We advertise honestly; results from
our sales prove this. As our customers "know," we do
what we advertise. Our stock embraces all the best
styles, colors and fabrics in a complete range of sizes
from misses' 13 to extra stout sizes. In the lot of over
100 dresses will be found the highest type garments in
all sizes, and a complete assortment.
Remember, please all our dress stock is not at half.
NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS
ALL SALES FINAL.
I JUST A FEW OF THE BIG FEATURES of the "ANNIVERSARY I
Silks to S7.50 at
HALF PRICE
Hundreds of yards of desirable Summer
Silk,; in plain and fancies. Georgettes, crepes,
wash satins, prints, crepe satins and taffeta
in many good pastel and street shades. Don't
delay; be here early and share in this big
"Anniversary Special." Note This is not
our entire stock.
Now! Wash Goods
HALF PRICE
About 750 yards of various kinds of wash
fabrics including rayons, Mary Dear silk
and cotton prints, linen suitings, voiles, all
linen batiste and many other desirable fab
rics. It's a quick disposal of odds and ends
at half price. Note This is not our entire
stock.
35 Children's Dresses
HALF PRICE
Jersey, wool challie, wool flannel, part wool
and cotton suitings in prices from 2.98 to
$5.98 and sizes from 3 to 14 years. These are
exceptional values, a small lot, and we ad
vise you to be here early so you can get first
selection.
Sleeveless Felt Jackets
HALF PRICE
Smart jackets for sports wear or for gen
eral wear. High sport shades of Kelly, ,
green, blue, red, also tan and brown, with
colored felt applique work and embroidered
designs; $4 98 to S7.98 regular, and sizes 14
t 42 in iMi li mixli'l.
Draperies -
HALF PRICE
Several hundred yards of scrims, nets, dam
asks, gauze and cretonne, all in desirable col
orings and designs. Redecorate now while
you can save so much money and take our
regular low prices cut just in half for our
'Anniversary."
Boys' Furnishings
HALF PRICE
A big table of shirts, blouses, play suits,
wash suits and ofids and ends from our for
mer boys' department. Also straw haU for
men at half price. If you need anything for
boys SHOP HERE FIRST and you'll save
money. 0
Hundreds of Anniversary Bargains All Over the Store Monday
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